British Politics.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 193, 24 August 1894, Page 3

British Politics.

Split in the Opposite Party. !By Electric Te legraph—Copyright. • (Per Press Association.) London, August 22. Tho House of Commons held an allnight, sitting. Sir William Harcourfc refused to disclose the Government’s intention regarding the veto exercised by the House of Lords. Th. friAi mill Welsh m.mbrrs misol j obstruction to Supply motions as a protest against th* action of th* Lords. Messrs Sexton and Dillon denounced ! Sir William liaiCQurt's policy. London, August 22. The obstruction of Supply in the House of Commons continues, the malcontents demanding that tho Government shall make known what course they intend to take with in-pa-t to thn repeated rejection of Government mi-UMiies l>.v the Home; of '".lr'l. Morley dcpreeatcil railing a que’i- I tinn of mich magnitude on the trumpery aide i«wo. Mr 9. A. *'hence, M.l>. for Kilkenny, ha r, : ;ikil owing to a quarrel among tin In n uiuiuhiirs. . Patty ewing to the Gov«r»in»r* postppn Sale of hoota. Radford and Barlow 111, ill-- bought £'■•<* worth of hoota, shoes, «„d aiqifu ra for £45 rash will give th, public the benefit during the next 14 day. I .ellini.' aim, IDs (id, now lis lid ; Indie' | I Balmoral-., 7k lid; rhililren'H Balniorali from Bettd ; indii iti . ■ leather ilippei j 3s r.,1 : ho- T booth from da 6,1; men', booth from 1. lid ; hiini-t Icy ;ings, (is lid; ion I, in; IH lid. Half price onlv a I Radford and Barlows.