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INTEREST IN MONTHLY MEDAL COMPETITIONS.

Oar Special Representative* The question of peace or war is no longer one for the Governments of the Allied States, or that of the Sublime Porte to decide, but is one for Europe, which is just now represented as an homogeneous whole the Conference of Ambassadors sitting at the F

IMPERIAL, SIDE OF TARIFF REFORM. THE BOUNTY PUN. Rapid progress is being made in the way of restoring unanimity in the ranks of the Unionist party on the question of Tariff Reform. Testimony to this fact is forthcoming from all quarters, and there is no doubt whatever that settl

The bounties which I have named could* not reasonably be objected to by the British who would himself be protected by a tariff on manufactured articles; and the bounties would also .take the form of national insurance to the industrial classes, whose food supply would be secured

LIST ISSUED BY INSURANCE COMMITTEE. OUTSIDE DOCTORS CALLED IN. An official list of medical practitioners wh« have joined the first panels in London for sendee under the Insurance Act was issued to-day bv the Insurance Committee. The total number of practitioners 759, but is poin

Mr. E. Cra'vshay-WiHiams, from tlie vanground of the Ministerial benches above the gangway, criticised the proportional representation scheme in spirit of some levity. submitted that in Parliament what was wanted was a broad representation of parties; there were enough cranks in

A NOTABLE HOTEL SOUVENIR. A few months ago Mr. Austin Brereton set out to write the story Of Old Whitehall in a brochure of some dozen pages.” He soon found, however, as delved into history, that even the sternest compression would never reduce the history into such limits as th