The Times Of Tuesday Printed A Letter From Mr. J.
G. Swift MacNeill about the recent Government manifesto, which we have read with much sympathy. Mr. Swift MacNeill has a deserved reputation as a Constitutionalist, and he says......
The Morning Post Of Wednesday Reprinted From The Dublin...
Telegraph the full and extremely interesting text of three documents written by Mr. Liam Mellowes, a prominent leader of the Irish Irregulars who was associated with Mr. Rory......
With All That Mr. Lloyd George Said About The Sufferings
caused by the sealing up of the Straits in time of war we heartily agree. But when he went on to emphasize the horribleness of the present war by definitely laying the blame for......
Lord Lansdowne Desoribed In A Letter To The Times On
Monday the destruction of his beautiful Irish home, Derreen, in County Kerry. Nothing could better illustrate the present state of Ireland. Derreen, which has been in Lord......
• It Was Easy For Mr. Lloyd George To Explain
that the Govern- ment, in defending the Straits, were only carrying out the policy agreed by the Allies long ago and that they had been impartial as between Greeks and Turks.......
The New American Tariff Bill, After Long And Heated...
in both Houses of Congress, was finally passed by the Senate on Tuesday, September 19th. It was signed by the President on Thursday, September 21st, and came into operation at......
The Brutality Of This Affair Is Intensified By The Singular
restraint and dignity of Lord Lausdowne's letter. He sees in it the "persecution of a helpless minority, which is obnoxious because it is regarded as of alien origin, because it......
On June 13th, When Defending The Secretariat In The House
of Commons, Mr. Lloyd George said that it was a means of transmitting Cabinet decisions. But he went on to complain that the bulk of the attack had been on the ground that the......
But Perhaps, After All, The Secrets Told To The Labour
leaders were not so very secret. Last Saturday Mr. Lloyd George defended the policy of the Government before an assembly of journalists. Afterwards one of the Labour leaders......
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