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We Particularly Hope That Among The Readers Of Mr. Loch's

little pamphlet will be those who imagine that people who endorse the principles of the Majority Report and support the methods of the Charity Organisation Society are......

Mr. Loch Next Points Out How In The Case Of

outdoor relief the care and oversight of the family relieved are quite insufficient. Outdoor relief often acts as a bounty on intem- perance, vice, idleness, lack of thrift,......

An Admiralty Memorandum Was Issued On Monday Evening...

establishment of a Navy War Council. The purpose of this body is defined as "to organise and place on a permanent footing the arrangements made in previous years for the study......

The Second Reading Of The Development Bill Was Moved On

Thursday by Lord Carrington in one of his jocular, optimistic speeches, which stirred the House to frequent laughter. We may note that in reply to questions Lord Carrington......

Bank Rate, 4per Cent., Changed From 3 Per Cent. Oct.

14th. Consols (2 k) were on Friday 84—Friday week 83g........

The Daily Telegraph Of Tuesday Published A Letter From John

Bright (written in 1882) on the subject of Henry George's book on land nationalisation. The letter begins with the very characteristic sentences :--" If you think it can be just......

Lord Dalkeith, Who Throughout The Correspondence Shows...

restraint, dwells on Mr. Ure's continued refusal to offer an adequate apology for the gross exaggerations and misrepresentations of a state- ment every item in which was......

The Committee Stage Of The Irish Land Bill Was Concluded

in the Lords on Tuesday, when Lord Lansdowne declared himself to be in favour of limited compulsory purchase. In his opinion, it was too late in the day for the Lords to refuse......

The Correspondence Between Lord Dalkeith And Mr. Ure,...

the papers of Tuesday, does not redound to the credit of the Lord Advocate. It will be remembered that in a speech delivered at Glasgow on September 17th Mr. Ure spoke of the......