6 APRIL 1934, page 6

Once More The British And French Summer-times Are To Begin

at dates differing by a fortnight, with all the inconvenience that that entails to every form of regular transport services between the two countries. But there is still hope of......

* * * Nothing Stirs Popular Interest More Than A

good law case, and it is rather surprising that the stage has not drawn oftener than it has on the drama of the courts. There was, of course, The Trial of Mary Dugan, con-......

The Comment That Dr. R. F. Horton Narrowed His Experience

and perhaps to some extent his sympathies by moving from Oxford to Hampstead over fifty years ago and never moving any further is, I think, just. He was a man of one church. He......

The Death Of The Vossische Zeitung, After Two Hundred Years

of life, actually took place last Saturday. The way of the independent paper—and the V ossische never sacrificed its independence—has become not merely hard but very nearly......

A Spectator's Notebook

S O far as it goes there is a good deal to be said for Lord Beaverbrook's resolute exposure of the horrors of war. The pictures which the Daily Express has been publishing daily......

There Is Something Pathetic About The Conference Of The...

remnant of the Independent Labour Party, —reduced now it is stated to something under 16,000 members, and with a further reduction threatened through the defection of the......

* The Irresponsible Rumours And Still More Irresponsible...

Mr. Jardine's intimation that he would not in any case accept the captaincy of the English test team against the Australians are the worst possible preparation for the......