BRITISH POLITICS.
I IEISH MEMBEES OBSTBUCTING. I I PRESB ASSOCIATION, j London, 20th August. The Government has promised to re1 enact clause 13 of the Land Aotof 1891, in ' order to alleviate the condition of the 1 evicted tenants, provided there is no dis- ' onssion upon it. 1 Mr. Prioe's amendment in favour of in- ' troducing legislation at onoe to remedy the 1 agricultural depression was negatived, and 1 the Address-in-Ueply carried by 217 to 63. > Mr. Healy's followers threaten to obstruct 1 Supply. 1 (Received Angust 21, 10.40 a m.) [ London, 20th August. , Mr. Speaker Gnlly is aoting with rigour towards Mr. Healy and others who obatrnot " the business in the House. > [SPECIAL.! London; 20th Augnst. Speaking to Mr. Prioe's amendment, Mr. ! Balfour, Leader of the House of Commons, . said it required time to consider suoh an T extensive proposal. Ihe matter was one of . vital interest to the cdnntry, and it was impossible to settle snch a question in an autumn Beasion.
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Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 45, 21 August 1895, Page 2
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