SHOULD THE RENT OF THE HOME DETERMINE IT?

BIRMINGHAM STANDS BV MR. CHAMBERLAIN. Mr. Jesse ColUngs, M.P., interviewed at Birmingham yesterday, said that if the policy were to be changed and Tariff Re. form advocated minus all reference to food taxes, it meant disaster to the Unionist party. He had no right to speak for M

LORD DERBY AND MR. BONAR Lord Derby, speaking at a dinner given in honour of Mr. Worthington Evans, M.P. at the Manchester Constitutional Club last night, said « I think that the last two or three days have shown that we can appreciate, espe. dally in Manchester, the loyalty tha

The lawlessness which developed into the Molly Maguire reign of terror began during the Civil War’, the best elements the countryside were away at the front. With occasional lulls of a year or so, it had assumed such fearsome proportions by the early Seventies that the particula

THE MOST WONDERFUL KINEMATOGRAPH PLAY IN COLOURS EVER PRODUCED. • \ CHORUS and ORCHESTRA (with Humperdinck** original Muiic) of 200' PERFORMERS.

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The stories of persecution from the con. cierge are legion In Paris, and one and all point the same appalling power which these keepers the gates have over every one of us, no matter whether we b« good citizens the Republic, incipient Royalists, or strangers in the land.” One wo

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