POLITICS.
! CAMPAIGN SPEECHES. lord cxnzox ox the CHANCELLOR, rnrtrf r««« A«oc:at:on-By Electric LONDON. November 2P. | ' Sir Edwartl Givy, speaking at I**l- j ky o'l the Unionist scheme of r.-fonn- £«■ tVo House of Lords, said tnat it B ™h-.hlv wtnild result in a con- j ;«„,, "oi 120 Liberals. ?M 2W Oon- '■■, ro ,;, l Moreover, thr Crown s i«-e----rc-a'- to crcato Peers would bo K«ne f °W r 'Cur Z «n, Proakins at Hull, dsalfcnfied a c<»m:»ari.<o!i lwtwecn Ins nd 31 r -Llo"d life's work". H». \voukt sponci-, !■«■ said, cut off a fnnd than P''» iOll tho mmdc llis countr>-rae» and l' rca(h civii war - jpoctaclo oi tlio J-iiMTol Party protesting against the referendum was taiough to make the angels weep. Lord BurglicU-ro, in the course of a letter, protests ;igainst any Bill enacting the supremacy of ono House Ly a bare majority v.itiiout appeal. The U (,IV Lil)oral Association lias resolved lint to support Mr Lan.sbury, the labour candidate.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13904, 1 December 1910, Page 7
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