BRITISH POLITICS.
THE CONCILIATION. BILL
London, October 17. The Women’s Social Political Union accuses Mr. Lloyd-Goorge of wishing to wreck the Conciliation Bill, and challenges the Government to dcclaie its acceptance of tho wider measure eulogised by Mr. Lloyd-Gecrgc and to stand or fall thereby.
THE INSURANCE BILL
(Received 18, 9.25 a.in.) London, October 17. Mr Snowdon, speaking at Hartlepool, said ho regretted Mr LloydGoorgo’s unstatesmanlike way of dealing with criticisms of tho Insurance Bill. The critics were not hostile, but were quite as anxious to ameliorate the sufferings of the working classes as the Chancellor. If the Bill was as Mr Lloyd-Georgc described it, even the extremesb Socialist would be enthusiastic.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 54, 18 October 1911, Page 5
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