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At home, unfortunately, events which claim our atten- tion are

crowding down from the industrial world. Although nothing very serious has yet occurred, there Is a general sense of foreboding. and pessimism on both ;ides that is very threatening. The Norfolk farm strike 'continues. A step forward was made on Monday, when the farmers and men again came together to discuss the whole matter at the Shire Hall. But it was evident frOm the start that no agreement would be come to, since both sides were looking towards Westminster for assistance. Accordingly, the Conference was adjourned till Thursday, so that Wednesday's expected debate might afford the Government an opportunity of making some proposals. The men are" now emphasizing their desire for the re-establishment of the Wages Boards.

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