29 JULY 1922, page 3

Filizabeth Gradie, An Irish Widow, Was Found Guilty At The

-Old Bailey on Friday, July 21st, of having incendiary bombs in her possession. This charge, it will be remembered, was one of the results of the investigations made by the......

The Board Of Trade Committee Which, At The -instance Of

Lord Derby, was desired to hear the Lancashire cotton trade's protest against the duty on fabric gloves, reported on Monday in favour of the duty-. The Coalition Liberals, in......

We Are Glad To Record The Conclusion Last Week Of

an agree- ment by which the Commonwealth Government will co-operate with the British Government in assisting. emigration. Each Government will contribute £200,000 before the end......

The Petition For Divorce Brought By Mr. John Russell Came

on Saturday last to a singularly unsatisfactory conclusion. The jury found that the respondent had not committed adultery either with Mr. Bradley or with Mr. Cross, but......

As The Case Will Now Be Retried, We Shall Make

no comment on the evidence, except to point out that no sort of blame can be laid upon Lord Ampthill or Lady Ampthill for their action. The evidence showed how unfounded and......

The Figures Of The Division In Such A House As

the present is an impressive proof of the extreme danger of interfering with the food of the people, even in the slightest degree. The members of the Government voted in the......

The Morning Post On Wednesday Printed A Letter In Which

Sir Frederick Maurice, with the help of the Duke of North- umberland, was able to give all the facts relating to his contro- versy with the Prime Minister in the spring of 1918.......

The House Of Lordt On Wednesday, By A Majority Of

38, rejected Lord Lincolnshire's resolution to raise the embargo and fulfil the pledge, but adopted Lord Long's proposal recog- nizing the freedom of Canadian cattle from......

As The Duke Of Northumberland Was At The Head Of

one of the sections of the Directorate at the time, his letter constitutes a very serious accusation which, we feel sure, the Prime Minister cannot ignore.- The Lord Chancellor......

The Labour Party Retained The Seat For The Gower Division

of Glamorganshire in the by-election last week. Mr.. D. Grenfell, the Labour candidate, received 13,296 votes, and Dr. D. Williams, the Coalition Liberal, 9,841. Each party......

Bank Rate, 3 Per Cent., Changed From 3} Per Cent.

July 13, 1922 ; 5 per cent. War Loan was on Thursday, 1001; Thursday week, 100}; a year ago, 88k.......