1 JUNE 1901, page 3

The Results Of Two By-elections Have Been Declared Since Our

last issue. In the Oswestry division of Shropshire the vacancy created by the death of Mr. Stanley Leighton was filled last Saturday by the return of the Conservative candidate,......

The Times Publishes Further Accounts Of The Explorations...

Labyrinth," the huge palace built by early Kings of Crete, the most interesting detail of which perhaps is the evidence in statues and inscriptions of a close connection with......

The Times Of Friday Publishes A Remarkable Letter From "p.

S.," a bitter Beer who: recently employed a talent for eloquent invective in slandering the British people. He now advises the Boers to merge themselves in that people, because......

The Boer War Has A Strange Effect Upon Literary Power.

We received on Thursday a paper in the Nineteenth Century upon the United States as they strike an English visitor, which it is an intellectual pleasure to read. Its author, Mr.......

A Terrible Colliery Disaster Has Occurred In The Aber...

in South Wales. Early on the morning of Friday week, as the night shift had left the Universal Colliery, near Caerphilly, three violent explosions took place, wrecking the......

The Paris-bordeaux Motor-car Race, Held On Wednesday...

for the 348 miles by nearly three hours. M. Fournier, the winner, who left Paris at 4.25 a.m. on a 60 h.p. Mors car, covered the distance in 6 hr. 7 min. 44 sec. " net " time-2......

Sir Edward Grey, Addressing His Constituents On Thursday...

defined his position in regard to the war and the settlement with his usual clearness and modera- tion. Mr. Morley in his very impressive speech had expressed the opinion that......

Bank Rate, 4 Per Cent. New Consols (21) Were On

Friday 931.......