15 NOVEMBER 1930, page 1

It Is Most Satisfactory To Know That A Draft Of

the Prime Minister's speech had been accepted in advance by the Unionist and Liberal leaders. Nothing could be more important than to secure a continuity of British policy in......

We Cannot Regret The Decision That Much Of The Work

of the Conference will be done in private. Of course there ought to be ample means of informing the public of the progress made and, of course, certain plenary sessions will be......

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It Is Most Regrettable That The Congress Refused To Be

represented, but apart from that misfortune it would be hardly possible to have the sectional interests of India more powerfully incorporated. We may make one exception.......

Immense Audience Of Loyal British Subjects All Over The...

He spoke significantly of " the quickening and growth in ideals and aspirations of nationhood which defy the customary measurement of time." His note was taken up by later......

News Of The Week

The Round Table Conference ALTHOALTHO UGH time has a formidable habit of changing UGH values, no one needs an excessive confidence for predicting that the opening of the Round......

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