MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1921. The analysis of the division lists shows that ,tho escape of the Government from defeat on Friday afternoon was very narrow one - indeed. Thirty of tho majority 90, including tellers, were place-men of one ltind or another, so that rnly 60 unplaced mem

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A PROMISING VIOLINIST. Neither distasteful the classio ear nor unenjoyable to of homelier taste, the Plymouth Corporation concerts in the Guildball Saturday were source enjoyment to two good ences. Miss Phyllis Allan, a-clever young violinist, won a generous meed of applause, of

SIR C. HANSON REPLIES TO CRITICISMS. RUMOURS DISPELLED. Sir Clia«. Hanson, M.P., speaking the annual meeting of the Divisional Council the South-East Cornwall Unionist. Association 1/iskea.nd on Saturday, denied suggestion that that was the occasion that he would meet his consti

Spring Season, wish to thank fash am) ever, person who visited us for their patron- age. confident their purchases gave them complete satisfac- CROSS CO. have, and w ,l> ail times, act up to the principle of fair and straight- forward method of conducting sales—giving no prefere