23 OCTOBER 1915, page 2

The British Public Should Take This Example, Go Below And

put on their boots, and give the Government all the moral backing they possibly can. They may be reminded that the soldier whom the Government have sent to the Near Eastern......

A Reuter Telegram From Paris Published On Thursday...

that our allies have been even more successful in repelling German attacks. On Tuesday the enemy made a most determined assault on the French positions east of Reims in great......

We Regret To State That Mr. Asquith Has Been Indisposed

during the week as the result of gastric catarrh. His indis- position, however, is in no way serious, and it is fully expected that he will be well enough on Tuesday next to......

The Position On The Western Front Has Not Greatly Changed

since we last wrote, but what change there is has been dis- tinctly for the better. One important event of the week took place in our portion of the line. On Tuesday the enemy......

A Description Of Some Of The Damage Done By The

raid was published by the Home Office in the papers of Monday. It is pointed out that the Zeppelins flew extremely high in order to avoid the anti-aircraft guns, and as a result......

In The Eastern Theatre Of The War Great Events Still

hang in the balance. The Germans during the week have advanced rapidly in the direction of Riga, and are now fighting in the environs of Olai, which is only some fourteen miles......

We Have Dealt Elsewhere With The Case Of Miss Cavell,

but we must say here that the cold-blooded brutality shown has never been surpassed even in the actions of Germany. There was no accusation of spying, and no one can pretend......

On Friday Week The Full Figures Were Published Of The

casualties from the Zeppelin raid of the previous Wednesday. In the London area thirty-two civilians were killed and ninety-five injured. Outside the London area the civilians......

In The House Of Commons On Wednesday Sir Edward Carson

made a statement as to the reasons which impelled him to resign office. After declaring that there never has been, either in the Cabinet or in the House or in the country, any......

In The Lords On Wednesday, In Answer To A Question

by Lord Desert in regard to the execution of Miss Edith Cavell, Lord Lansdowne said, and wo endorse his words to the full, that the incident has moved public opinion in this......

The Speech Was In Every Way Worthy Of Sir Edward

Carson's high character and sincerity. Since he came to the conclusion that a wrong turn was being taken, no one can deny him the right of resignation. Having resolved to......

Sir Edward Carson Then Came To What We May Call

th operative part of his speech. In effect, he told the House that in his opinion what was wanted in regard to the situation in Gallipoli and the Balkans was a clearly defined......