14 JUNE 1902, page 3

We Trust That No Notice Will Be Taken Of The

fanatical appeal in regard to the use of the word " Protestant " sent to their Bishops by a number of High Church extremists, and communicated to the Press. The clergymen who......

We Are Delighted To See That Sir F. Pollock, Lecturing

on Wednesday to the London Chamber of Commerce on the Monroe doctrine, gave expression to a view which has often been urged in these columns, namely, that we ought formally to......

Mr. Bryce Delivered On June 7th In The Sheldonian Theatre,

Oxford, a remarkable lecture on the "advanced and backward races of mankind," who are now, he said, touching each other at all points. He described with much sense as well as......

A Great And Fatal Fire Took Place At A Warehouse

in Queen Victoria Street in broad daylight on Monday evening. The building, which is close to the Mansion House Station of the District Railway and only three hundred yards from......

Sir H. Campbell-bannerman And Mr. Asquith Both Made...

the dinner of the Eighty Club on Wednesday. Both threatened determined resistance to the Education Bill and the Corn-tax,—two proposals, said Mr. Asquith, by which the......

There Has Been Much Discussion This Week As To The

increase of lawlessness in London. The special occasion is a murder which seems to have been committed by the young roughs now called "Hooligans" without motive and out of pure......

Bank Rate, 3 Per Cent.

New Consols (21) were on Friday 97.......