THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT
[BY ELECTEIC TELEGRAPH —COPYBIGHT.J [TEH PRESS ASSOCIATION.] LONDON, May 22. The House of Commons is discussing the first clause of the Education Bill in committee. The Government dues not exhibit a disposition to make concessions, and intends to apply the closure to the duscussion soon. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, in reply to a Question from Mr Ward (Laborite), assured him that the Government considered that the House of Lords had acted unconstitutionally in rejecting the Aliens Bill, and this merely because the Government did not take up the Bill.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 23 May 1906, Page 3
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