13 JUNE 1903, page 2

The Able Berlin Correspondent Of The Times Is Rather...

as to the result of the German elections, which will be announced before the end of June. He thinks the Radicals will suffer, and indeed all Liberal parties except the Social......

On Wednesday, After Mr. Arthur Lee Had Avowed Himself A

Fair-trader, and boldly declared that he chiefly objected to the repeal of the Corn-tax because he was an ardent believer in the greater policy which it foreshadowed, Mr.......

After Sir Henry Campbell-bannerman Had Spoken, The...

and Mr. Chaplin's amendment was beaten by 396 votes (424 to 28). In other words, only twenty-eight Unionists could be found to vote against what is, after all, one of the most......

Mr. Balfour's Speech Was, Of Course, The Great Speech Of

the evening, and was awaited with the utmost eagerness. Need- less to say, it was a masterpiece of dialectical skill, but even Mr. Balfour's subtle brain and passionate desire......

Though Mr. Balfour's Language Is Naturally So Alarming To...

we are by no means sure that it indicates that Mr. Balfour will necessarily end in intellectual agreement with Mr. Chamberlain. He likes to dance on the edge of the precipice,......

We Have Dealt Elsewhere With The Situation In The Unionist

party created by Mr. Chamberlain's action, and will only say here that though a split has not yet actually taken place in the party, and will not take place unless the other......

The Chancellor Of The Exchequer, Who Also Spoke In The

debate, afforded to his country an equally remarkable example of that independence of mind, fidelity of purpose, and willing- ness to sacrifice self-interest to principle which......