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The London Flood (pg. 1-2). The 1927 Trade Balance (pg. 2). The Mond Conference: Inaugural Meeting (pg. 2-3). Formation of Committees (pg. 3). Lancashire Cotton Trade First Conference (pg. 3-4). Government Memorandum on Security and Arbitration (pg. 5-6). Lord Cecil's Criticisms (pg. 6). Ministerial Changes (pg. 6-7). The Government and the Farmers (pg. 7). Government Abandons the Washington Convention (pg. 7-8). Gifts to the Exchequer (pg. 8). Liberal Industrial Committee's Report (pg. 8-9). Lord Grey and the Report (pg. 9-10). Mr. Amery on his Tour (pg. 10). The King and the Mercantile Marine (pg. 10-11). The Government and the Election (pg. 11). King's Speech (pg. 11-12). Debate on Address (pg. 12). Sir A. Chamberlain on China (pg. 12-13). On America (pg. 13). Monument to Lord Haig (pg. 13-14). Labour Amendment on Unemployment (pg. 14-15). Mr. Baldwin's Reply (pg. 15). The Liberal Amendment (pg. 15-16). Conservative Amendment on Economy (pg. 16). Control of Road Transport (pg. 16). Extravagance in Local Administration (pg. 16-17). Rowdyism at Public Meetings (pg. 17). Sir A. Chamberlain and the “Dawn” Film (pg. 17-18). The Censoring of Films (pg. 18). Labour Party and Kenya (pg. 18). Government and Washington Hours Convention (pg. 18-19). Companies Bill (pg. 19). Railway Companies Road Transport Bills (pg. 19-20). Working of Widows', etc., Pensions Act (pg. 20). Steel Houses in Scotland (pg. 20-21). Training for Prospective Emigrants (pg. 21). Second Lancashire Cotton Conference (pg. 21-22). Compensation for Irish Loyalists (pg. 22). Civil Service Estimates (pg. 22). Army Estimates (pg. 22). Air Force Estimates (pg. 22-23). Navy Estimates (pg. 23-24). Question of Unified Defence Ministry (pg. 24). “Francs” Case (pg. 24-25). Political Reactions (pg. 25-26). Government and Export Trade and Safeguarding (pg. 26). Lord Salisbury on House of Lords (pg. 26-27). Labour Memorandum on Coal Mines (pg. 27-28). Plight of South Wales Coal-field (pg. 28). Motion to Repeal Eight Hours Act (pg. 28). Relief of Distress (pg. 28). Withdrawal of B.B.C. Prohibition (pg. 28-29). Shop Hours Bill (pg. 29). Government and Poor Law (pg. 29). Agricultural Produce Marking Bill (pg. 29-30). Mr. Churchill and F.B.I. (pg. 30). Totalisator Bill (pg. 30). New Lord Chancellor (pg. 30). Royal Oak Case (pg. 30-31). T.U.C. and Mond Conference (pg. 31). T.U.C. and Trade Union Act (pg. 31-32). T.U.C. and Spencer Union (pg. 32). Communist Activity (pg. 32). Mr. Saklatvala's Speech (pg. 32-33). Disfranchisement of Paupers (pg. 33). Women's Franchise Bill (pg. 33). New Health Insurance Bill (pg. 33-34). Removal of Rubber Export Restrictions (pg. 34). Criticism of Government (pg. 34). Trustification of the Press (pg. 34-35). By-elections (pg. 35). I.L.P. Conference (pg. 35-36). Friction with Egypt (pg. 36). British Note (pg. 36). New Anglo-American Company (pg. 36).