28 APRIL 1906, page 19

The Discussion Of Mr. Keir Hardie's Motion In Favour Of

conferring the Parliamentary franchise on women led to an unfortunate scene in the House on Wednesday night. After several speeches had been delivered on both sides—including a......

Bank Mae, 31 Per Amt.

Consols (2f per cont.) were on Friday 901.......

The Times Correspondent Ends His Article With The...

:—" The progress of this experimental com- pany should be watched with great interest during the next five months ; for, begging the test comparisons altogether, and entirely......

On Thursday Night The Opposition, Led By A Group Of

Radical fanatics, opposed with no little clamour and acrimony the payment of a salary of £2,000 a year to the Lord President of the Council, Lord Crewe. If Lord Crewe is......

In The Debate Which Followed, Mr. Balfour, Whose Return To

the House was cordially welcomed by both sides, declared that he should not vote against the Government Bill, which contained in substance the recommendations of the Royal......

An Announcement Of Great, And Possibly Far-reaching...

with the cotton trade was made at Manchester on Tuesday. As the result of a joint meeting in Manchester of the representatives of the Employers' Federa- tion and the Operative......

The Decisions Of The Army Council In The Recent "

ragging " case in the 1st Battalion of the Scots Guards were issued on Monday. Colonel Cuthbert is to be placed on half-pay; the Adjutant, Captain Stracey, is to be severely......

The Times Of Thursday Contains A Most Interesting And...

article from "Our Special Correspondent" on the Spectator Experimental Company. After describing the nature of the Experiment, and the good results which he himself witnessed,......