UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HOSPITAL treats no fewer than 800 patients a day in the live buildings of which it consists. It has a large and ever-increasing debt, and until this is wiped off, no attempt can be made to carry out much-needed improvements, such as an extension to the Infant Welfare Department.
Mr. T. P. O'Connor is one of the best-known men in the country. As Father of the House of Commons he might almost be called a venerable figure, but the unfailing liveliness of his writing seems to belie the fact that he is also one of the doyens of Fleet Street.
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