FOREIGN WASTRELS IN LONDON.

Mataura Ensign, 26 January 1911, Page 5

FOREIGN WASTRELS IN LONDON.

Summing Ui> at the Old Hailev in a serios of duu'ges under tli<* Criminal I,aw Amt'iit!nioitt Act, against two Russians, an Austrian and a .'ole, with regard to offences against a young Suffolk Judge IJentoul suit! sonic people tliink that there was 110 more important political question at this time than the question of how this vast multitude of the degenerates and wastrels of Europe was heing jxxired into London. IVople talked n great deal a tout tli" glories of the Empire, vet it was weakened at its centre by tens of thousands of people of the class of the prisoners lieing allowed to come in. This was, of course, not a question for the court, hut lor the Government, and it might he thought that the political parties would he hotter employed in looking to matters of this kind than those t<> which they were often attending.