30 MARCH 1929, page 2

The Recent Shower Of By-elections Has Encouraged The...

implanted some dismay in thoss Unionists who are too susceptible to suggestions of ult... mate defeat. The Unionists' have not lost an ShUniing number of votes to either the......

Of The Two Promises The Second, Though Perhaps Less...

is the more wildly impossible of fulfilment. Evidently many Liberals are not happy about it. Mr. Runciman has spoken frostily about the proposed borrowing and Mr. Vivian......

Although It Is Plain To The Labour Party Now That

unemployment can be ended, it was by no means plain to their Government when it was in office. Mr. Snowden, as Chancellor of the Exchequer, said—we quote from the Daily......

The Government, Sir Arthur Steel-maitland Went On To Say,...

as much concerned as either the. Liberals or Labour about electrical development, slum clearance, housing, afforestation, drainage and roads, and were pressing on as rapidly as......

For Surely It Cannot Be Forgotten That Mr. Baldwin's Great

claim to the confidence of the nation when he became Prime Minister was that he substituted moderation of ' language and promise for the excesses of Mr. Lloyd George. The......

It Is Said That Mr. Baldwin Will Produce The Unionist

programme when he. speaks at Bristol on April 25th. We wish that an earlier date had been chosen, but perhaps a large 'part of the programme will be embedded' in the Budget......

In The House Of Commons On Monday The Debate On

unemployment was remarkable for the -unexpected absence of Mr. 'Lloyd George. Mr. D R. Grenfell and Mr. J. Baker stated what Labour could do in terms as valiant as those of Mr.......