asked the Minister of Pensions if pensioner J. Surridge, of 88, Victoria Road, Edmonton, who lost a leg in the War, has been out of work for two years; whether he and his wife and two children are living on £2 14s. 6d. pension and unemployment allowance; whether he has been suffering during the last two years from an artificial leg which is too heavy and too short, and of which the harness is burdensome; whether the …

asked the Prime Minister whether, seeing that the French and the Italian Governments recognise that the Turkish Treaty is unjust and unworkable, the British Government agree with their two Allied Governments?

Has the right hon. Gentleman seen the declaration of the French Prime Minister in to-night's evening papers?

asked the Prime Minister if the present Turkish agreement in the Near East contains the violation of the Allied pledges in respect to the Bulgarians, Turks, and Arabs; whether, as one consequence, Turkish nationalism is successfully opposing the Allies; and if the whole of the Moslem world is restive under the imputed breaches of faith on the part of Great Britain?

The number of free place pupils admitted to secondary schools in Somersetshire in 1918–19 and 1919–20 were 191 and 254, respectively. I cannot state the number of free place pupils admitted in those years who came from Weston-super-Mare, but only two have been identified as so coming in 1919–20.