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ACCUSATION AGAINST THE SPEAKER. a memberTpologises. By Tetegriph.^Prttg Asiocifttton,— Coja/ftglii, (Received August 1, 9.45 5,.m.) LONDON, 31st July. Mr. J. Pointer. Labour member for Attercllffei writihg to a Lftbtrtir newspaper, accused the Speaker of the House of Conifiloiis (the Right Hon. J, W. Lowther) of miserable, pitiable, failure in dealing with tile shouting dow^i of Mr. Asquilh in the House on Monday, the 24th. Colonel Lock wood, Conservative member for Eppihg. drew attention to the matter in the Commons. Mr. Pointer apologised and withdraw the accusation. v
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 27, 1 August 1911, Page 7
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