BRITISH POLITICS
THE PARLIAMENT BILL. (Received 17, 9.10 a.m. ) London, July 16. The Government has resolved to reject all the Lords’ amendments to the Parliament Bill. • Sir J. A- Simon, speaking at'Walthamstow, said the Lords had rejected the Plural Voting Bill, but the Liberals were going to carry it by moans of the Parliament Bill. X'- u ■ ' ?--!-■ v • .xw IRISH LABOURERS. London, July 16. Mr Tim Healy, speaking at Cork, said it was exceedingly unfair to clock fonrp'iico [.■ » week from the Jf-.d 1 labourers miserable wages, as lie would never get it back. It would go to relieve * Mr Lloycl-George’s friends in the congested- urban areas in Britain.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 123, 17 July 1911, Page 6
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