IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
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(Received 8 15 a.m., May 10th.) London, May 9.
The Scotch Disestablishment Bill was introduced by Mr C. Cameron, the member fur Glasgow College, and was read a first time by a majority of 66 votes. Lord Kimberley in adopting the sag gestion of Lord Ribblesdale, moved In the House of Lords for the appointment of a committee, Including Lord Winchelsea, Lord Onslow, and Lord Carrington, to consider the question of marking colonial produce.
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 7213, 11 May 1893, Page 1
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