THE SCENE IN THE COMMONS
-A HOUSE OF MURDERERS.' j LONDON, October 17. When the chairman of committees (Mr. Alfred Emmott) named Mr. Grayson foi j persisting in discussing the unemploy- ', ment question when ordered to resume his seat, Mr. Grayson retorted, "'Yon , may name, but you cannot shame mc." j After the Speaker had been summoned j and the suspension voted and he was I ordered to leave, Mr. Grayson continued ibis attempts to speak, and shouted, "*1 | leave the House with pleasure. I feel in I leaving that I gain in dignity." i Mr. Grayson then turned to quit, but ! retracing his steps, excitably exclaimed i *'This House is a of murderers." I He then left his seat and disappeared. I The suspension is for the entire session I unless rescinded.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 250, 19 October 1908, Page 5
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