THE PEERS
ADVICE TO SURRENDER MR BONAB LAW’S VIEWS. 2y Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright, LONDON, July 27. Sir 80-nar Law, formerly M. 3?. for Camberwell, one of the Unionist lenders, supports Lord Lausdowne’s policy, If the' Homo Rule Bill proves to bo such as tho electors , oppose, the Lords will still, ho says, have power to delay tho Expiring Laws Continuance Bill, and , the annual Army Bill, and thus make continuance of Government .impossible and compel An election. Mr Bin-ell, Secretary for Ireland, speaking at Althorp, Park, said tho language hurled at the Premier on Monday would have disgraced a gambling boll or a thieves’ kitchen. It was a cokl-Uoodod, well-organised orgy of stupidity and ruffianism.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 7865, 29 July 1911, Page 1
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