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In The Meantime, Attacks And Counter-attacks In Belfast...

on without ceasing. The majority of the persons murdered were Protestants. Last Saturday two British soldiers who were walking in College Green, Dublin, were attacked from......

On The Following Day The Trime Minister Was Entertained At

lunch by his supporters, under the presidency of Lord Long. In thanking them he said that the work at Genoa was not completed but it had been begun, and the true part of a task......

'lord Derby, Addressing The United Club On Monday, Said That

conferences attended by the Prime Minister were a mistake. He contrasted Lord Balfour's success at Washington and Lord Curzon's good work at the Near Eastern Conference in Paris......

Mr. Lloyd George Wont On To Say That He Had

striven to make some arrangement with Russia, for her sake and for the sake of the world. The difficulty was to restore confidence in Russia as a basis of credit. He declared......

Mr. Lloyd George Declared, Nevertheless, That The...

down to earth and discuss the question in a practical si kit at The Hague. Meanwhile, he had secured a truce for the thirty-five nations, to which he attached great importance.......

The Prime Minister, In The House Of Commons On Thursday,

May 25th, made his statement on the results of the Genoa Conference. Delegates of thirty-five nations had met in perfect harmony to discuss the restoration of normal conditions......

The Commercial Treaty,concluded By Italy With The...

has been made public. Italy is to give the Bolsheviks a free port at Trieste and to receive similar facilities in the Black Sea ports. Further, Italy is to receive a concession......

The Prime Minister Told The House Of Commons On Wednesday

that the German Note to the Reparation Commission, which we discuss elsewhere, had relieved the situation. It may be noted also that the reactionaries in the Reichstag, who on......

Mr. Asquith, Who Followed The Prime Minister, Said That The

results of the much-advertised Conference were ".depressingly and .even distressingly meagre." Thirty-five nations had dis- cussed the Russian problem for five weeks, and had......

The Prime 'minister At Once Rose To Reply To His

critics. He ridiculed Lord Robert Cecil's suggestion that there had been too much secrecy at Genoa. Private conversations were essential if any business was to be done. He......

Lord Robert Cecil Concurred With Mr. Asquith In Thinking...

the exclusion of.the reparation issue from the Genoa debates was fatal. We should make every effort to induce America to take part in an economic conference. If we were not......