4 JUNE 1910, page 2

The Papers Of Thursday Published A Memorial Addressed By The

Cretan Executive Committee to the Powers. The sense of it is that there is only one solution of the Cretan problem,—annexation to Greece. And it is argued that the Powers by......

Writing Under The Heading "the Reform Of The House Of

Lords," Lord Brassey summarises in Tuesday's Times an eirenicon which he has addressed to the Liberals of the Rye Division of Sussex. The gist of the letter is that objections......

The Opening Sitting Of The Arbitration Tribunal Appointed...

the Newfoundland dispute between Great Britain and the United States was held at the Hague on Wednesday. The questions at issue mostly turn on the interpretation of the Treaty......

The New Papal Encyclical Has Led To Some Sharp Comments

in the German official Press. In it the work of St. Charles Borromeo is compared with that of Protestant reformers and their modern descendants, to the violent disparagement of......

The French Chamber Met On Wednesday For The First Time

since the General Election. The Times correspondent says that electoral reform will be the most important work of the Session, but the Government intends to deal with the status......

The Emperor Francis Joseph Left Budapest On Sunday Last To

pay a State visit to Serajevo, the capital of Bosnia. At first he was received with respectful curiosity, but this gradually developed into something like enthusiasm, the......

A Letter Appeared In Wednesday's Times Signed By The Bishop

of Birmingham and representatives of various public bodies which draws attention to the Report of the Commission on the Feeble-Minded, published nearly two years ago. The Report......

Mr. Haldane Spoke Last Saturday At &luncheon In Guildford...

inspecting the West Surrey Cadets. In the course of his speech he said he recognised that even after the Territorial Force was completed there would still remain large resources......

In The Course Of A Striking Address Made Last Saturday

to the Oxford University Officers' Training Corps, Sir Ian Hamilton declared that " where all was problematical, war at least was probable." The reason for this was that the......