MEETING OF PROTEST AGAINST INSURANCE BILL,
UOYD GEORGE DENOUNCED. SAVING THE POCKETS OP THti RICH. B» Telegraph.— frew Aseaelailen Jeo(iyiißii», (Received July 31, 8,45 ».m.) LONDON, 30th July. At a meeting held unde^ the auspices of the Independent Labour Party mid the Fabian Society, it wrs resolved to demand the withdrawal of the National Insurance Bill. Mr. Philip Snowden, Labour member for Blftdtbttrn, said th Bill was meagre, pettifogging, and ineffective. If Ml-. Lloyd George w&a unwilling to add A. penny to the burden of taxation, it w« evident that the Socialists and the Social Reformers must part c<Wnpa.ny, Mr. George LaMsbary, Labour M.P, for Bow and Bromley, said Mf. Lloyt George professed to love the people, whil< at the game time he Was tumbling ovet himself to save the pockets of the rich.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 26, 31 July 1911, Page 7
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134MEETING OF PROTEST AGAINST INSURANCE BILL, Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 26, 31 July 1911, Page 7
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