NATIONAL INSURANCE.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10407, 22 July 1912, Page 5

NATIONAL INSURANCE.

United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph-Copyright. Received Jnly 23, 9 a. in. London. July 21.

A privatf representative meeting ol the British Medical Association at Liverpool overwhelmingly voted a resolution awaiting confirmation by the pleasrj? s esioo. A correspondent states that the resolution recommends a rupture in the negotiations with Government. Dr. ThorntonHough said when the conntry had twice in twelve months declared in favour of the Parliament Bill, it was with their knowledge that it was the intention that 16 should be used to caray the self-government of Ireland, tho'establishment _cf religions equality in Wales and simplification of the franchise. Never a leader enjoyed to a greater degree than himself She loyal and affectionate cc-operatlon of his colleagues in theic constant and strenuous support His followers have been a combination of forces wjth a juntos! understanding for the complete, banishment of rivalries, jealousies and rancour in the ranks, as a party in subordination to individuals with their own ambitions aod even their own particular fancies in pursuit of common purposes Thus great causes .have borns victory.