11 DECEMBER 1936, page 3

The Discussions On The Public Order Bill Concluded In As

friendly and public-spirited an atmosphere as that in which they were launched. This was very largely due to the sympathetic and searching consideration that the Home Secretary......

Next To Mr. Baldwin No Man Has Risen More Splendidly

to the occasion than Mr. Attlee. Throughout he has behaved in a very difficult position with exemplary restraint. His questions have always been helpful and in perfect taste. It......

The Week In Parliament Our Parliamentary Correspondent...

post-War history has there been a Parliamentary week comparable to that through which we are passing. For five minutes each afternoon the Chamber has been more full than on......

What Added To The Resentment Of The House Was The

fact that not content with visiting the King over the week-end he had broadcast a statement in the Press which, in view of the fact that he had spent several hours at Fort......

Electrical Supply P.e.p. (political And Economic...

a valuable report on the Supply of Electricity in Great Britain. In three important respects it differs from the recommendations made by the MacGowan Committee earlier this......

Collusive Divorce If The Supporters Of The Divorce Bill Now

before the House of Commons are right in their belief that the measure would by facilitating permitted divorce diminish substantially the evil of the collusive divorce,......

A Test Match Won Very Few People Expected That England

would win the first Test match against Australia, and certainly no one expected a victory by the ample margin of 322 runs. Against an English team severely disorganised by......