BRITISH POLITICS.
THE ADDRESS-IN-REPLY
London. February 15
In the House of Commons, Mr MacI'hei'son moved the Address-in-Reply to the King's Speech. He paid a tribute to the heroism of the Australasians and other .colonials.
Colonel Jackson, the well-known cricketer, seconded the Address. I}'.' said he did not believe that Bii'-ain was capable of playing the same < frtv game as the enemy. If reprisals were attempted he thought we would n tik'? a mess of it. He Miieerely hoped the old British traditions as to being oMe to play the game would be -con tin ied. seemed to be the only ;acrifico the country was unprepau.-d to make. If economy was not voluauiy it should be enforced by legislaiion.
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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 2873, 17 February 1916, Page 2
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