7 DECEMBER 1901, page 3

Sir Redvers Buller's Honourable Refusal To 'sanction The...

his case for party purposes entirely knocked the bottom out of the Hyde Park demonstration on the following day. . A procession estimated at from five to ten thousand people, in......

As A Solution Of The Problem Lord Grey Suggested The

pro- motion of the natural and increasing desire for white men's goods. Everything that was possible should be done to develop this stimulus and create these wants. Meantime he......

A Detailed' Statement Of Her Visit To Africa, And Her

sub- sequent arrest and. deportation, was sent to Wednesday's papers by Miss Emily Hobhouse. While denouncing' the action of the responsible authorities as tyrannical and law-......

The Meeting Of The National Liberal Federation At Derby On

Wednesday resulted, after a lively meeting, ha the formula- tion of a demand for what the Daily Chronicle aptly calls "another Majuba settlement." A number of amendments of a......

At The General Meeting Of The British South Africa Com-

pany held on Wednesday, Lord Grey made a most interest- ing speech on the labour question. After replying to the harsh criticism passed on his previous utterances on the......

Mr. Bennet Burleigh Gives In Tuesday's Issue Of The Daily

Telegraph a very striking account of the attack on Colonel Benson's column, and of the charge made by a thousand mounted Boers. The Boers charged, not our men, but rather rushed......

Sir Redvers Buller Is No Bullerite. With A Restraint That

does him the greatest credit, he refused to avail him- self of the opportunity presented by the Devonian banquet last Saturday night either to harass the Government or ad-......

Bank Rate. 4 Per. Cent.

New Consols (2i) were on Friday 924.......