MR. LLOYD-GEORGE ON THE LORDS.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 721, 21 January 1910, Page 5

MR. LLOYD-GEORGE ON THE LORDS.

OLD AGE PENSIONERS. , London, January 19. Mr.Lloyd-George, Chancellor of the Exchequer, in. an '.election speech, declared thatit must' be; made..'perfectly clear that,- if this. House of lords rejected. a Bill, after .. it had been : sent; up by the House of.Commons a second time, the Bill ■ must be sent straight' through to tho. Throne, '■ '- : ' ;: l ' [This.was the underlying' principle of the proposals of the lata Liberal Prime: Minister: (Sir; Henry cCiunp'oell Errr,erman) recently published.]: Prior to' Mr. , Lloyd-George's - meeting at . Newtown,, in Montgomeryshire, 1388 old age pensibners.-inoiihtedthe. plat-', form 1 and; expressed gratitude' for / the Benefits conferred by ,th6;Liberal'GoTernmenfs legislation. ; ■

TARIFFITE CAMPAIGN. SOME OPINIONS ■ FROM - GERMANY. i ; London, January 19.. The .Tariff Reform League: has', chartered ,a. nuinber'' of/liiotorr'buses,".which, aro perambulating the country, districts with - specimens of .dumped goods. ' : The. Unionists, papers i contain cablegrams showing; the anxiety of Berlin .and Hamburg .-' merchMts respecting .Tariff. Reform, which js . expected:;''to ehange' the. comlil "of ; i.Airman',lrnile. Others rejoice, at; the.;pi'dspect of .Freetrade being undisturbed. ;- . v. One GermanVcritic.expresses tho .defeat .of: Mr. Chiozza Mbney .(Liberal and Free-trade, champion) for - Nor tli Paddington, adding'., that v his .references tovGermans,; being ;.fed', .black broad 'and: sausages'!are L 'the 'laughing Stock; of Germany. . "'-"ji; ;. LORD "CHARLES BERESFORD. . London, January 19. ;. Six 'hMd^,'telegriima'. : i^BTe.;b'een^.Mnt'

to Admiral Lord Charles Beresford, :'.congratulating,. him ;i on/ hiai;. return:: at.': the head of: the poll' for . Portsmouth. 5 ; ,; .1