They Must Know Him.

Mr. Scotney ascended the platform in the midst of an ovation, which prompted one of the Parliamentarian gentlemen to enquire who he was, and proceeded to prove with his customary efficiency that the labour Party is necessary in the world today. "At least Labour is sincere." he said, "and one cannot help doubting the good faith of propagandists on the other side who put out those pamphlets which we saw in the last election."

Mr. Rollings judged with commendable speed and efficiency, but the most interesting event of the latter part of the evening was the vote. In what is usually a labour stronghold a vote of 100 votes to 81 in favour of the motion gives one to think.