On Monday, In The House Of Commons, The Prime Minister
moved the Second Reading of the Irish Free State Constitution Bill. He said that he recommended the Bill "without any special fear as to the result, but also without any......
That Is An Avowal To Which It Is Impossible To
give too much publicity. It is the cardinal fact of the move- ment. Equally important is the oath administered to the unemployed by the organizers of the agitation. It runs as......
On Wednesday The Cabinet Adopted Certain Plans For...
and stimulating trade. The plan is to introduce a Trade Facilities Bill, under which E50,000,000 will be available. It is also proposed to enlarge the Exports Credit Scheme, so......
We Deal With Some Aspects Of The Question Of Unem-
ployment and the need for exceptional methods else- where. Here we may note two facts which show how those whom we may call the professional unemployed— that is, the men who are......
Mr. Bonar Law Then Went On To Speak Most Reasonably,
yet at the same time firmly, about his refusal to receive a deputation of the unemployed who had, recently flooded London. He had acted on the principle that a Prime Minister "......
Under The Law Of Canada "the Canadian Citizen" Was...
recognized and had certain privileges. Under Clause 66 "the Irish citizen" had a right of appeal to the Privy Council. He hoped that every Member of the House would. approve of......
Subsequently It Was Pointed Out That The Daily Herald Had
been excluded. Mr. Bonar Law then explained that the reason for this was that the Daily Herald was not expected to help the Government. He had not known, however, till it was......
If This Is Not Always Done The Government Will Be
in danger of being accused with some reason of " doping " those papers on which they depend for support. That there was no sinister motive in the Government's use of publicity......
On Friday, November 24th, Mr. Erskine Childers Was Shot In
the Beggars Bush Barracks. Before his execution he shook hands with the firing squad and bade them "Good-bye." To the military court which tried him he gave a strange rambling......
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