NATIONAL INSURANCE.
Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. [Delayed in Transmission.] LONDON. July 25. In the House of Commons Mr J. E. Redmond tabled an amendment to the National Insurance Bill, constituting a special organisation in Ireland, as well as a. special fund into which all Itish moneys shall bo paid. A CONSERVATIVE'S PRAISE. Colonel E. Pryce Jones, Conservative M.P. for Montgomery Boroughs, paid a generous tribute to Mr Lloyd George tit a public meeting in connection with the Druids' Friendly Society at. Welshpool. No greater social reform scheme than the insurance Bill, be said, could have been introduced, and he hoped the Bill would be passed by Mr Lloyd George, one of the greatest <>f statesmen. and certainly the most remarkable of modern days. (Hoar, heat'. I Me spoke from conviction, and said that it there were no party question and the Chancellor's great intellectual nonius hat I got all the facts, he felt he ' could follow him blindfold in anything he undertook. (Applause.)
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Evening Star, Issue 14628, 26 July 1911, Page 6
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