LORD ROSEBERY AT EDINBURGH.
lord Rosebcry, addressing an enthusiastic audience of 4'XX) persons at Edinburgh, said that the parties seemed to havo changed their platforms. Tlie Unionists were wise and moderate, while the Liberals were resorting to single-Chamber Government. 'Hie Conservatives had come round to his views on the hereditary question, and the man who never changed his opinion was an ass. The House of Lords question might have been settled but for the Government maintaining its hereditary irresponsible character to suit themselves. W r hat jot or tittle of reform had the House of Lords received from the Liberals?
CABLE NEWS.
It was mere cant for them to denounce what the Government alone was keeping in existence. Whatever was the result of this election, it could not settle the constitutional questions.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13908, 6 December 1910, Page 7
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