15 NOVEMBER 1924, page 2

At The Reform Club. On Monday Mr. Asquith Addressed The

Liberal Members of Parliament on the future of their party. He derided the idea that because the party was in temporary eclipse it would not revive. Its fortunes. had fallen low......

* * * * . Turning To Home Affairs, Mr.

Baldwin reverted to his favourite subject of retail prices. He was convinced that somewhere between the cost to the producer and the cost to the consumer there was a certain......

Armistice Day Was Celebrated On Tuesday With The...

profoundly moving ceremony which has taken possession of the heart of the nation. Every year one feel'; that the idea of the Two Minutes' Silence, and the stoppage of all work,......

The Situation In Italy Is Again Disturbed.. All.authori-...

that the Fascist regime has never recovered the prestige it lost last summer with the murder of. Signor Matteotti. There is a defensive note in Signor Mussolini's recent......

We Arc Particularly Glad That Mr. Neville Chamberlain Has...

to the Ministry of Health. He had mastered the details of the housing problem, and it is certain he will make an enthusiastic attempt to give the nation plenty of houses at as......

At The Lord Mayor's Banquet On Monday, Mr. Baldwin Found

himself in a curious position. For the second time within a year he was Prime Minister, but though he had formed his new Cabinet he had not yet had time, as he told his......

As Regards Foreign Affairs, Mr. Baldwin Said That The...

stood by the Peace Treaties. M. Herriot could rest assured that the Government would do their best to execute the Dawes Scheme. He hoped that the admission of Germany to the......

Sir Robert Horne, Who Had Been Strongly " Fancied "

for the Chancellorship of the Exchequer, was not given even a contingent expectation of the post. He was offered the Ministry of Labour, which he refused. Neither Lord Derby nor......