It Was Announced In Tuesday's Papers That The Negotiations
between Canada and the United States on the question of the tariff bad reached a satisfactory termination. Notes have been interchanged between Mr. Knox and Mr. Fielding, from......
Mr. Lloyd George's Speech To The Gladstone League,...
our last issue, has produced the usual crop of corrections. His condemnation of the Land Purchase Act of 1903 is answered by Mr. William O'Brien in the Times of yesterday week.......
Sentence Was Delivered On Tuesday By The Special Tribunal Of
the High Court at Bombay appointed to try the seven Brahmans implicated in the murder of Mr. Jackson, the Collector of Nasik. After a trial which lasted sixteen days, Kanhere,......
The Prolonged Crisis In Greece Has Been Relieved. On...
King George read in the Chamber a Royal Proclamation announcing the convocation of a National Assembly to determine what clauses of the Constitution are to be revised. No date......
Mr. Lloyd George's Statement That Scores Of Thousands Of...
families had been swept clean away to make deer forests for a few rich plutocrats is dealt with in Monday's Times. "Western Highlands" writes to point out that the Royal......
Sir Walter Runciman In A Speech At South Shields On
Thursday week said that the Miners (Eight Hours) Act "bad dislocated trade, thrown thousands out of work, and, should a great strike not be averted, it would be the most......
In A Letter Published In Tuesday's Times Sir Henry Kimber
points out that the constitution of the House of Commons requires reform no less than that of the House of Lords. "Perhaps," he says, "the mote in our brother's eye may appear......
A Correspondent Of The Times Gives An Interesting Summary Of
a Babylonian version of the story of the Flood discovered at Nippur by the American excavators acting under the auspices of the University of Pennsylvania. The text, which is......
"the Drink Bill Of 1909," Compiled By Mr. Wilson, Secretary
of the United Kingdom Alliance, appears in Thursday's Times. He arrives at the conclusion that £155,162,485 was spent on intoxicants in 1909, as compared with 2161,060,482 in......
Bank Rate, 4 Per Cent., Changed From 3 Per Cent.
March 17th Consols (2i) were on Friday 81 1 1 4 .—Thursday week 81.......
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