29 OCTOBER 1910, page 8

Old-fashioned Humour. E Legant And Subtle Youth Often...

at new forms of humour for no better reason than that the old is thought to grow stale. Every generation has its humour, and thinks poorly of that which went before, as much......

Mr. Lloyd George On Old-age Pensions.

m R. LLOYD GEORGE in his speech at Crediton claimed for himself the credit of the Old-Age Pensions Act. This is a little inconsiderate to his colleagues in the Cabinet. The......