News from England

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 248, 29 March 1915, Page 5

News from England

"DON'T HUMILIATE GERMANY."

A RECTOR'S LACK OF JUDGMENT

Received March 23, 5.5 p.m. London, March 27.

• The Rev. Lyttelton, headmaster of 'Eton College, delivered a "Don't Humiliate Germany" address at St. Margavoi s, Westminster, which has roused many -protests as quite contrary to a ret»nt speech made at Windsor." Rev. LyttcltOß denies being a pro-German. Mr. Craik, M.P., a churchwarden '.t ■St. Margaret's, protests against sce'i •utterances in a people's church, and the gravest misgivings when the »n-st--est school in England js un-Wili" guidance of a man showing such a lac!: cf judgment.

MORE TROUBLE WITH LABOR.

Received March 28, 5-> p.

London, March 27.

Skilled Government dockyard worker* 'have, been granted 3s increase, and na- . skilled 2s: piece workers 7'/ 2 per cent. There is renewed trouble at Birkenhead. A minority, consist:!"'; of two "thousand, refuses to work during the - -week-end.

DOMINIONS AND PF.AQE.

SHOULD WE BE IGNORED.

Received March 28. 5.5 p.m. London. March 2".

The Times emphasises Lord Milners warning, and adds that the Government's decision to hold no sort of conference in 1915 means that it is prepar-tl to run' the risk of having to consider peace terms without verbal consultation with the dominions, a verv grave risk fo take.