Polling Took Place On Wednesday In The Carmarthen...
Mr. Llewelyn Williams, the sitting member, sought re-election in consequence of his appointment as Recorder of Swansea. The result was that on a poll heavier than that at the......
The Home Secretary, In Reply To A Deputation On Demoralizing
Literature which waited upon him last Tues- day, was evidently favourably impressed by the view urged upon him that the police should not be deterred from prose- cuting......
Professor Dicey Has An Admirable Letter In The Times Of
last Saturday on the Refereatium.as the best means of im- proving, without repealing, the Parliament Act. He founds this view on several considerations : first, that the......
We Note That Mr. Edmund Geese, In A Letter To
the Times of Thursday, seems much perturbed about the practical steps proposed by the Deputation. We have tried to allay hia fears by giving elsewhere a verbatim report of the......
On Tuesday Night Meetings Were Held In Twenty-one Towns. Sir
Edward Carson was the principal speaker at the Free Trade Hall, Manchester, and dealt trenchantly with the visit of Mr. Churchill to Belfast, "the most provocative speak er in......
The Annual Conference Of The Labour Party Opened At...
on Wednesday. The proeeedings began with a speech by the chairman, Mr. Turner, who ranged over a great number of subjects of industrial interest. He expressed his satisfaction......
The King And Queen, Homeward Bound In The Medina; Reached
Malta on Wednesday, and were received with great enthusiasm. Several French men-of-war had come to Malta to join in the welcome, and the presence of the French blue- jackets in......
The Duke And Duchess Of Connaught, Accompanied By...
have been paying a visit to the United States, staying first at New York and afterwards at Washing- ton. The American Press has received them with character- istic emotions, and......
Bank Rate, 4 Per Cent, Changed From 3 Per Cent.
Sept. 21st. Consols (4) were on Friday 771 — Friday week 77i.......
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