24 SEPTEMBER 1904, page 3

Lord Rosebery Made A Bright And Humorous Speech At Lincoln

on Tuesday. He quizzed the two parties into which the Government are divided,—the party of Mr. Chamberlain, which is nakedly Protectionist, and the party of Mr. Balfour, which......

Lord Rosebery Then Glided Into A General Indictment Of The

Government. He did not find that any of the foreign agreements into which they had entered, and of which their followers were proud, had been followed by any reduction of......

The Chartered Company, It Was Announced On Thursday, Are...

to issue one million El shares at a premium of is. in order to enable them to carry on the government of Rhodesia. This issue will raise their capital to a total of E6,000,000.......

The Westminster Gazette, Which Never Fails Either In Wit Or

ingenuity in championing the cause of Free-trade, gives in its Thursday's issue a most amazing example of how if Protection is adopted, every trade, whether flourishing or......

The Attitude Of "the Open Mind" Adopted By The Post-

master-General in regard to the "cash-on-delivery" system has led. to an interesting correspondence in the columns of the Times. A few letters have appeared in opposition to the......

We Are Glad To See That A Considerable Number Of

Unionists in the Thanet division are making a strong protest against the candidature of Mr. Marks, whom they do not consider, whether chosen or not by the party organisation, to......

Mr. Brodrick, On The Other Hand, In A Speech Made

to his constituents at Bramley (Surrey) on Monday, represented the Government as one which needed no apologies to be made for it. Referring to the Fiscal question, he declared......

We Give Mr. Brodrick All Possible Credit For The Sincerity

of his modified approval of some sort of semi-Free-trade ; but if he thinks such an attitude can satisfy those who mean business, and not talk, when they take their stand......

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