25 JANUARY 1913, page 19

On Monday A Crowded And Enthusiastic Meeting Was Held In

the Queen's Hall to protest against the proposal for woman. suffrage. Lord Curzon explained that Sir Edward Grey's amendment to the Franchise Bill was an enabling amendment to......

We Have To Note An Interesting Application Of The Principle

of the Referendum to municipal politics at Bournemouth. The question of a Sunday service of tramways, rejected by a majority of 903 in 1906, was again submitted to a poll of the......

On Thursday Mr. Asquith Announced To A Deputation From The

British Cotton-Growing Association that the Govern- ment had decided to guarantee the interest on a loan of £3,000,000, to be raised by the Government of the Sudan for the......

On Monday The Representative Meeting Of The British...

decided by a hundred and fifteen votes to thirty-five to release the members from their pledge to support the policy of the Association in opposition to the Insurance Act. The......

A Remarkable Meeting Of Protest Against The Franchise And...

Bill was held at Cannon Street Hotel on Tuesday. Lord Rothschild, having moved a resolution urging Parliament to reject a proposal which would, amongst other evils, reduce the......

An Inquest Was Held At Lambeth On Monday On A

builder's labourer named Townsend, who was insured under the National Insurance Act, and died last Friday. From the evidence given it appeared that the man, who was at work......

The First Of A Series Of Articles In The Morning

Post on the manning of the Navy drew attention on Monday to the shortage of men. " A careful calculation shows that, if the existing Fleet were to be fully manned, approximately......

A Campaign To Secure The Inclusion Of An Irish-american In

Dr. Woodrow Wilson's Cabinet has been started by the Gaelic American and is being vigorously backed by the Jingo anti- arbitration newspapers. The Irish claim is admittedly......

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