...of armaments was moved by Mr. Vivian and "agreed to" by the House of Commons : — " That this House is of opinion that the growth of expenditure on armaments...social reform, and presses with exceptional severity on ae industrial classes ; and it, therefore, calls upon the Government to take drastic steps to educe...

..."agreed to" by the Hoi^e of Commons : — " That this House is of opinion that the growth of expendtture on armaments is excessive, and ought to be reduced...commercial credit, intensifies the unemployed problem, reduce the resources available for social reform, and presses with exceptional severity on the industrial...

...words from Mr. Vivian of the British House of Commons are to the point: "War expenditure lessens the national and commercial credit, intensifies the unemployed...social reform, and presses with exceptional severity upon the industrial classes." And the following from an editorial in The Japan Weekly Chronicle (Kobe):...

...Bristol 1905.) This Congress rejoices that the House of Commons has, by a unanimous vote, recorded its "opinion that the growth of expenditure on armaments is excessive, and ought to be reduced", and that this resolution was "not only accepted, but welcomed" by the Foreign Secretary on behalf of...

...Bristol 1905.) This Congress rejoices that the House of Commons has, by a unanimous vote, recorded its "opinion that the growth of expenditure on armaments is excessive, and ought to be reduced", and that this resolution was "not only accepted, but welcomed" by the Foreign Secretary on behalf of...

...is of opinion that the growth of expenditure on armaments is eicessive and ought to be reduced; euch expenditure lessens national and commercial credit,...with exceptional severity on the industrial classes; •nd it therefore calls upon the Government to take drastic M ( [.- to reduce the drain on national...

...following resolution, introduced by Mr. Henry Vivian of Birkenhead, one of the labor members : " This House is of opinion that the growth of expenditure on armaments...exceptional severity on the industrial classes, and the House therefore calls upon the Government to take drastic steps to reduce the drain on national...

...and seconded a resolution supporting the House of Commons in the opinion, expressed by a recent vote, that the growth of expenditure on armaments is excessive, and ought to be reduced. The Congress " confidently looked forward to seeing this opinion translated into practical action at...

...nificunt pronouncement in the course of the debate 'on Mr. Herbert Vivian's motion1: "That this House is of opinion that the growth of expenditure on armaments is excessive, and onght to be reduced. Such expenditure lessens national and commercial credit, intensifies the unemployed...