28 OCTOBER 1911, page 2

Lord Grey, Who Was Entertained By The Royal Colonial...

to dinner on Tuesday, delivered a very interesting, eloquent, and optimistic speech on Canada and the Empire. With the exception of an occasional crank, it was impossible, he......

As For Imperial Defence, It Was Recognized By Both Parties

that Imperialism was the best security for local nationalism. Political parties might differ as to the precise methods of co-operation, but "the fundamental proposal that......

Mr. Samuel, The Postmaster-general, Who Attended The...

bust of King Edward by the British Ambas- sador in Paris last Saturday afternoon, made an important speech at the dinner of the British Chamber of Commerce on the same evening.......

A Marked Feature Of The Revolution Is The Determination Of

the rebels to destroy the Manchus. The old test of the shib- boleth is employed against them. Suspected prisoners, ac- cording to a telegram in the Dailj Express, are shown a......

The Latest News In Regard To The Revolution In China

is not very specific, but all the indications point to the fact that the rebels are winning. At Hankau they—on Thursday, Oct. 19th —succeeded in driving the Imperial troops from......

Tuesday's Papers Contained The Announcement Of Some...

the Ministry. The greater number, id not the most interesting, of the new appointments are due to the long-expected alterations at the Board of Agriculture. Lord Carrington, the......

The Consideration Of The Insurance Bill In Committee Was...

resumed, the clause under discussion being the eighteenth, which lays down the necessary qualifications of the approved societies. Various amendments are to be made in it, in......

The House Of Commons Reassembled On Tuesday, When The Prime

Minister made a statement as to the course of business during the Session. The Government intended to take the whole of the time of the House, and to suspend the eleven- o'clock......

On Thursday The Discussion Of Clause 18 Was Resumed. Mr.

Lloyd George proposed his amendment, whereby societies of under 5,000 members might be grouped together and in this way participate in the scheme. His idea seems to be that if......