AFRICAN DEPORTATIONS
“ LOUIS THE FIRST” “DEFENDER OF THE MINEOWNERS.” By Telegraph—Press Association— Copyright CAPETOWN, February 10. Speaking on the Indemnity Bill, Mr Cresswell described General Botha as “Louis the First, by the grace of God, defender of the mineowners. He asserted that the preamble to the Indemnity Bill contained statements making a monument of mendacity. Ihe law already provided penalties for inciting people to cease work. The charge of treason was the flimsiest since the case of Titus Oates. Mr Cresswell admitted there was a conspiracy, but said the conspirators occupied the Treasuiy benches. LORD GLADSTONE. RUMOURS OF HIS RETIREMENT. (Times — Sydney "Sun.’’ Special Cables.) CAPETOWN, February 10. Rumours of Lord Gladstone’s retirement from the Governor-Generalship aro nob entirely without foundation, but are not connected with industrial matters. Probably the retirement., if it comes about, will be due to Lady Gladstone’s 111-health.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8654, 12 February 1914, Page 5
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