30 AUGUST 1924, page 3

It Is Not Altogether Satisfactory That The Privileged...

the Liverpool men should continue to be a cause of heart-burning and jealousy to their fellow-worker s throughout the rest of the country, but probably it could not be helped.......

During The War Great Britain Was Compelled To Pretend That

.the Southern Irish were friendly and to treat them as though they were, though all the time they were stabbing us in -the back. They would have been less formidable as......

The Building Dispute Which Had Lasted Seven Weeks- Was...

last Sunday. Work was resumed on Monday., The terms of settlement were an immediate increase of id. an hour, except in towns where there has been id. increase since September......

Mr. Joseph Macgrath Said That If The Republicans Had Not

lately impressed the public by their progress, the reason was that they recognized that a step in the wrong direction might be-the end-of a forward movement. He advised his......

If Republicanism In Ireland Extends As It Is Doing Now,

the time will come when the British Government will discover that even if the miracle of a boundary settle- ment should be perfo - rmed, nothing will have been settled after......

In Dublin, Last Saturday, Many Of The- Old Associates , Of

Michael Collins met to pay a tribute to his memory. The Times - correspondent - rightly calls the meeting significant, as all the speeches were in- the same strain-- in strong......

Mr. W. Walters Butler, 'chairman Of Messrs. Mitchell And...

one of the largest brewery companies in the Midlands, said recently at the annual meeting of the company that in his opinion the temperance problem could be solved only by the......

Bank Rate, 4 Per Cent., Changed From 3 Per Cent.

July 5th, 1923. - 5 per cent. War Loan was on - Thursday, 1011; Thursday week, 101i ; a year ago, 102f. 31 per cent. Conversion Loan -was on Thursday, '774 r ; Thursday week,......