The German Government On Tuesday Sent Their New Offer Of
reparation to President Harding. Germany would admit a total liability of £2,600,000,000, payable in annuities amounting in all to £10,000,000,000. Payment would be made mainly......
The Surplus And Other Sums, Amounting In All To...
had, Mr. Chamberlain continued, been applied to the reduction of debt. On March 31st the Debt stood at £7,573,000,000, or £256,000,000 less than it was a year before—not......
The German Government Last Week Asked President Harding " To
act as mediator in the question of reparations and to fix the sum to be paid by Germany to the Allied Powers." They promised to do whatever he thought fit to ask of them. The......
Colonel Gretton, In The House On Friday, April 22nd, Moved
the second reading of a Licensing Bill which represented to a large extent the views of the licensed trade. It would facilitate appeals against the decisions of the licensing......
Mr. Chamberlain On Monday Introduced The Budget, On...
his successor, Sir Robert Home, who is busy with the miners' strike. Despite the sudden and severe depression of trade last autumn., his estimates had, he said, proved nearly......
Mr. Chamberlain Predicted That In 1922.23 The Revenue...
exceed £950,000,000. We should have next year to pay part at least of the £40,000,000 of annual interest on our American loan. Our expenditure in 1922-23 would, on the present......
The Speaker Resigned His High Office On Monday. The House
of Commons on Tuesday accorded him its thanks for his distin- guished services during the past fifteen years. The Prime Minister in moving the resolution remarked that Mr.......
For The Present Year, Mr. Chamberlain Estimated The...
at £974,023,000, including £345,000,000 for Debt services, and the ordinary expenditure at £1,058,150,000, including £632,000,000 from Inland Revenue and £323,000,000 from......
The American Senate Ratified On Wednesday, April 20th,...
treaty with Colombia, closing the dispute about the Panama Canal which led in 1903 to the secession of Panama and to its recognition by President Roosevelt as an independent......
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