THE WRONG WORD.

Marlborough Express, Volume XLIII, Issue 174, 21 July 1909, Page 5

THE WRONG WORD.

LOR© AND THE

BUDGET,

SWALLOWING THE WHOLE "WITHOUT WTHCTNG." [press association.] (Receijßed .Ju% '21, '8.30 a.m.) f, LONDON, July 21. Lord Lamdo<w!ne states that he was misreported :on -Friday, when speaking of the He-use of Lords' relation ■to the Finance Bill. He^aid "wincing," not "misteing.''' Lobby opinion is doubtful as to whether Mr ChuTehiTl was 'the spokesman of the Cabinet in his reply tp Lord Landsowne. The general belief is that he was inere'ly indicating, his individual wishes. : [Lord Lansdbwn© was reported to hay-e said that "the House of Lords werce unlikely to proclaim that they had no responsibility regarding the Finance Bill, and were obliged to swallow it whole without mincing it." Swallowing the whole without wincing is an .altogether different matter .|