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CRIMINAL APPEAL EILL SECOND HEADING- CARRIED. By Telegraph-Press Association-Copyright. (Received Juno 2, 4.30 p.m.) Lt/NDON, Juno 1. The Criminal Appeal Bill has been read a second time in tho. House of Commons. Mr Gladstone (Homo Secretary) admitted the Bill required careful scrutiny in committee, and suggested transfer of the question of wrongful conviction from the .Homo Office to the tribunals under tho Act. AN AUTUMN SESSION. LONDON, May 31, Tho “Standard” asserts that tho Labour party will demand an autumn session. EDUCATION. URGING THE GOVERNMENT ON,
LONDON, May 31, Nonconformist members of tho House of Commons have passed a sweeping yesolution, demanding that the Government proceed forthwith with tho Bill introduced by Air AlcKonna, President of the Board of Education, and pass a more aggressive Education Bill than Mr Birrell’s before tho end .of the present Parliament. “ NONCONFORMIST FRETFUL!" NESS.” (Received Juno 2, 5.10 p.m.) LONDON, June 1. “The Nation,” in commenting on tho “Nonconformist frctfulness,” sayst AVc shall not use the word failure with regard to tho Government’s work, but only say tho Administration has not had time to succeed.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 6225, 3 June 1907, Page 5
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