On Wednesday Afternoon Mr. Chamberlain Addressed The...
the Organised Labour Branch of the Tariff Reform League in a speech which was frankly Pro- tectionist in the old sense. He had had two objects in his political career. One was......
The Most Interesting Speech, However, Was That Of Lord...
Hamilton, who, in view of the growing incapacity of the House and the Cabinet to control expenditure, and the practical deposition of the Treasury, advocated the formation of a......
President Roosevelt Has Apparently Terminated The Strikes...
an appeal to the common-sense of the people. These strikes were formidable because the employers brought in an organised band of "strike breakers," many of whom were negroes.......
The Debate On The Finance Bill Was Resumed On Tuesday
by Mr. McCrae, who condemned the extravagance of the Government's financial policy, and asked how we were to reconcile the Premier's assurance of our invulnerability to invasion......
The Archbishop Of Canterbury, Who Took Part In The Debate,
said that while the Ordinance had jarred upon him whichever way he looked at it, he had satisfied himself in regard to two essential conditions that there was no ground for......
The Question Of Chinese Labour In South Africa Was Brought
up again on Tuesday in the House of Lords by Lord Coleridge, who asked a number of questions relating to the treatment of the coolies, and contended that while the mine- owners'......
The Debate In The Commons On Irish Financial Relations...
by an amendment moved on the second reading of the Finance Bill by Mr. Clancy on Monday, and com- plaining of the unjust treatment to which Ireland had been so long subjected,......
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