He said our blockade of Germany had broken all the laws of God and humanity, and he reckoned that Britain was now the worst exponent of Prussianism going.

That letter made a fine racket, and the paper that printed it had a row with the Censor.

But that was only the beginning of Mr Blenkiron's campaign.

He got mixed up with some mountebanks called the League of Democrats against Aggression, gentlemen who thought that Germany was all right if we could only keep from hurting her feelings.

He addressed a meeting under their auspices, which was broken up by the crowd, but not before John S.