IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
[By Elbotrio Tuleqbaph—Copyright.] [Special to Press Association.]
London, March 24.
In the House of Commons last night Mr Harrington, M.P., asked the Government if it was not possible to devise some means whereby a stop might be put to the practice 01 selling imported meat as English. In reply, Lord Onslow, Secretary to the Board of Trade, suggested that the vendors should be prosecuted by the people to whom they made the false representation.
Mr Bradlaugh's motion affirming the expediency of at once determining hereditary pensions (always having due regard to the just claims of present recipients), and the desirableness of thoroughly revising the system of granting pensions, has been agreed to bv the House of Commons,
Mr Gosehen's Conversion of Stock Bill has been passed by the House of Lords.
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Evening Star, Issue 7480, 26 March 1888, Page 2
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133IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. Evening Star, Issue 7480, 26 March 1888, Page 2
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