The Labour Party, The Labour Members And The...
of the Trade Unions Congress met on .Monday and resolved that the conference "feels certain that war is being : engineered between the Allied Powers and Soviet Russia on the......
A Small British Column Reconnoitring In The Mesopotamian...
of Hillah on July 24th was roughly handled by the insurgent tribesmen. Mr. Churchill stated in the House on Thursday week that three companies of the 2nd Maneheaters sustained a......
Mr. Lloyd George Then Went On To Say That Dominion
Home Rule involved an army and a navy. Would Mr. Asquith give Ireland the power to set up these things ? Would he, again, concede to an Irish Dominion Parliament-control over......
Mr. ,asquith, Continuing The Debate, Regretted That The...
had criticized the Bolsheviks, anddeclared that Poland was only reaping what she had sown. He deolined to believe that the Bolshevik army was anything but a national Russian......
Could Mr. Asquith Name A Single Man In Ireland Who
could speak with authority and accept Dominion Home Rule on behalf of the Irish people ? As a matter of fact, the Sinn Fein members had distinctly stated that they would not......
The Second Reading Of The Restoration Of Order Bill For
Ireland was taken in the House of Commons on Thursday week. Mr. Asquith declared that of all the Coercion Bills be had seen applied to Ireland this was the worst. He recalled......
Dr. Mannix, The Roman Catholic Archbishop Of Melbourne,...
been conducting a violent anti-British campaign in America, was taken out of the liner ' Baltic ' and landed at Penzance on Monday by the destroyer Wivern.' The Sinn Fein......
The Turkish Peace Treaty Was Signed At Sevres On Tuesday.
All the Allies took part in the ceremony except Serbia, which objects to bearing a part of the Turkish Debt proportionate to the former Turkish territory, which she has......
At The Close Of The Debate Mr. Lloyd George Read
the armistice terms proposed by the Bolsheviks. Poland was to demobilize her army within a month, retaining only 60,000 men under arms, delivering up her surplus munitions and......
Mr. Lloyd George's Reply Was In Its Opening Sentences More
contemptuous than is usual in the exchanges of opinion between Parliamentary leaders. We do not say that the Prime Minister was unjustified. " A more inadequate and futile......
Mr. Bevin Tried To Parry The Question By Suggesting That
the hypothesis was incredible, but he had to admit that, if the Poles were really seen to be struggling for their liberty, " Labour " would have- to " consider its position."......
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