Mr. J. J. Lawson, A Labour Member, Was Alone In
declaring that the object of the Bill was " to maintain a class dominance." Perhaps the most interesting question raised was whether Cambridge in return for her subsidy should......
At The St. Martin's Theatre On The Afternoon Of Thursday,
June 21st, there was a debate as part of the Playbox scheme of the Reandean management. The house was filled to hear Mr. G. K. Chesterton, Com- mander Kenworthy and Mr. Bernard......
In The House Of Commons On Friday, June - 22nd, The
Universities Bill was read 11. second time -without a division. Mr. Wood, President of the Board of Educa- tion, who moved the second reading, said that it would be impossible......
Mr. Shaw, Seizing On A Phrase Of Mr. Chesterton's, To
the effect that the man of science had no philosophy of human happiness, said that the last thing he wanted was to have happiness imposed upon him. He had ' tried happiness......
The Platform Out Of Sight, And The Voice Of "
the wizard " out of earshot, Mr. Lloyd George's speeches often make rather poor reading. That, at least, is what many must have felt who were not at the Oxford Union on......
On Friday, June 22nd, The Result Of The Poll In
the Tiverton Division of Devonshire was declared. It was as follows :- Mr. F. D. Aeland (L.) .. • . 12,041 Col. Aeland-Troyte (C.) .. 11,688 Mr. F. Brown (Ind. Lab.) 495 This......
In His New Reform Club Speech, Mr. Lloyd George Enumerated
some of the conditions of post-War England : " Insufficient nourishment, bad housing, lack of due care for health, lack of the essentials of a healthy exist- ence, inadequate......
Bank Rate, 8 Per Cent., Changed From.3i Per Cent. July
18, 1922 ; 5 per cent. War Loan was on Thursday, 101* ; Thursday week, 101* ; a year ago, 100i.......
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