All This Is An Unsatisfactory Compromise Which Is, To Say
the least, unjust to General Dyer. General Dyer, in our opinion, ought to have a court-martial. The verdict of a court-martial is something which every soldier respects and......
In The House Of Commons On Wednesday, Mr. Churchill Read
the findings of the Army Council in the case of General Dyer. In the Army Council's opinion General Dyer cannot be acquitted of an error of judgment, and they note that no......
Our Contemporary, The Woman's Leader, A Paper Which Is To
be specially commended for the impartial way in which it gives opportunities for the statement of both sides of political issues, contains so excellent a statement by Lady......
All That Lady Selborne Says Is Absolutely True. The Differ-
ence between the slave, the man who cannot even command his own body and who is always at the disposal of his owner, and the freeman, however poor, is enormously great. No one......
We Print Elsewhere A Letter From A Correspondent Who Calls
attention to the deplorable and unhygienic state of the London and Windsor barracks. We fanoy that be might with truth say the same thing about some other barracks. Is it not......
Mr. Balfour Answered His Own Question By Declaring That :—
" What they had got to do was to combine that national feeling with that passionate desire for international comprehen- sion and international amity which was the stvest......
The Treatment Of The Plumage Bill In The House Of
Commons Standing Committee has become a scandal. Day after day no quorum is formed and the Bill thus makes no progress, although it has already been passed by the Frouse of......
The Nation Has Learnt With Sincere Satisfaction That What...
have been a very grave accident indeed to the Prince of Wales's train in Western Australia ended in nothing worse than some bruises and laughter. The train was running on a......
We Have Dealt Elsewhere With The Forming' Of The British
Institute of International Affairs and with Lord Grey of Fallodon's speech last Monday. Here we must say something about the im- portant and striking speeches made by Mr.......
In The House Of Lords On Wednesday, Lord Midleton Brought
forward with great success the question of Government extrava- ganoe. He urged the Government to appoint commissioners with due authority to reduce, before the winter, the......
Bank Rate,7 Per Cent.,ehanged From 6 Per Cent.apr. 15, 1920.
per cent. War Loan was on Thursday, 651 ; Wednee lay week, 841 ; a year ago, 93g.......
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