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Political Situation (pg. 1-2). Mr. Lloyd George's New Deal (pg. 2-3). Reception in the Country (pg. 4). Invited to Confer with Government (pg. 4). Minister of Labour's Consultations (pg. 4-5). Trade with Ireland (pg. 5). Master Cotton Spinners' Ballot (pg. 5). Trade Agreement with India (pg. 5). Railway Agreement (pg. 5-6). A “Green Belt” for London (pg. 6). Report on Unemployment Insurance of Agricultural Workers (pg. 6-7). New Housing Bill (pg. 7-8). Herring Industry Bill (pg. 8). Government of India Bill (pg. 8-9). Outcry against Means Test (pg. 10). Conservative Split in Liverpool (pg. 10-11). Parliament and Means Test (pg. 11-12). New Instructions for Unemployment Assistance Board (pg. 12-13). Labour Vote of Censure (pg. 13). Government Success (pg. 13-14). Distribution of Cost (pg. 14). Housing Bill Second Reading (pg. 14-15). Criticism of Bill (pg. 15). Herring Industry Bill Passed (pg. 15-16). Subsidy to Tramp Shipping (pg. 16). India Bill Second Reading Debate (pg. 16-17). In Committee (pg. 18). Objection of Princes (pg. 18-19). New Telephone Development (pg. 19-20). Beef Subsidy Prolonged (pg. 20). Arms Traffic Commission Appointed (pg. 20). French Ministers' Visit to London (pg. 20-21). Joint Statement Issued (pg. 21-22). Questions in Parliament (pg. 22). German Reply (pg. 22). German and Russian Visits Planned (pg. 22-23). Civil and Military Estimates (pg. 23-24). White Paper on Defence Policy (pg. 24-25). German Anger (pg. 25). Labour Vote of Censure: Mr. Baldwin's Defence (pg. 25-26). Discussion in Lords (pg. 26-27). Announcement of Conscription in Germany (pg. 27). British Note of Protest (pg. 27). Discussion on Proposed Visit to Berlin (pg. 27-28). Criticism in France (pg. 28). Sir J. Simon in Berlin (pg. 28-29). Mr. Eden in Moscow and Warsaw (pg. 29). Discussion on Navy Estimates (pg. 29-30). On Army Estimates (pg. 30). On Air Estimates (pg. 30). Great City Failures (pg. 30-31). Motor Speed Limit Imposed (pg. 31). Debate in Lords on Socialism (pg. 31). In Commons on Economic Planning (pg. 31-32). Accounts for 1934–35 (pg. 32). British Subjects in Irish Free State (pg. 32-33). Attempts to Amend House of Lords (pg. 33). Plight of South Wales Unemployed (pg. 33). Land Settlement Plans (pg. 33).

King's Speech (pg. 87-88). Mr. Attlee's Criticism (pg. 88). Premier's Reply (pg. 88-89). Foreign Affairs Discussion (pg. 89). Premier's Guildhall Speech (pg. 89). Excuses for Munich (pg. 89). Air Force Expansion (pg. 89-90). Government and Imperial Airways (pg. 90). Government and Social Services (pg. 90-91). Government's Agricultural Policy (pg. 91). Ministry of Supply Debate (pg. 91). Premier's Speech (pg. 91-92). The Voting (pg. 92). Expenditure on Rearmament (pg. 92). Government Statement on Palestine (pg. 92). Discussion in Commons (pg. 92-93). In Lords (pg. 93). Criminal Justice Bill (pg. 93-94). Second Reading Debate (pg. 94). Anglo-American Trade Agreement (pg. 94-95). Premier on German Refugee Problem (pg. 95-96). Home Secretary's Sympathy (pg. 96). The Baldwin Fund (pg. 96). Premier's Visit to Paris (pg. 96-97). Relations with the Dictators (pg. 97). Results of Visit (pg. 97). Prevention of Fraud Bill (pg. 97-98). Plight of the Railways (pg. 98). Milk Industry Bill (pg. 98). Withdrawal of Bill (pg. 98-99). Barley-growers' Dissatisfaction (pg. 99). Mr. R. S. Hudson on German Trade Methods (pg. 99-100). Export Guarantees Bill (pg. 100). Access to Mountains Bill (pg. 100-101). Premier on Sandys Report (pg. 101). Debate in House (pg. 101). Committee Reappointed (pg. 101). Government Warn Japan (pg. 101-102). Earl de la Warr on Nazi Germany (pg. 102). Mr. MacDonald's Statement on Colonies (pg. 102-103). Premier on Anglo-French Relations (pg. 103). Premier on his Achievements (pg. 103-104). He Offends Germany (pg. 104). Government's Change of Tone (pg. 104-105). Labour Suspicions (pg. 105). Vote of Censure (pg. 105). Premier's Warning to Germany (pg. 105-106). Opposition Doubts (pg. 106). By-election results (pg. 106). Duchess of Atholl's defection (pg. 106-107). “Popular Front” again Rejected (pg. 107). Voluntary National Register Announced (pg. 107-108). Criticism in the House (pg. 108). Accepted by Labour (pg. 108-109). The Revised Motion (pg. 109). Commons' Acceptance (pg. 109). Local Authorities' Role (pg. 109-110). Provision of Air-raid Shelters (pg. 110). Mr. Hudson and Mr. Hore-Belisha (pg. 110-111). Government and Freedom of the Press (pg. 111). Cancer Bill (pg. 111). Mr. MacDonald on Empire Settlement (pg. 111-112). The Speaker's Seat (pg. 112). Reports on the Special Areas (pg. 112). Report on Safety in Coal Mines (pg. 112-113). Embargo on Foreign Loans Reimposed (pg. 113). The Spens Report on Education (pg. 113). Results of the “Appeasement” Policy (pg. 113-114).