IMPERIAL POLITICS.
THE DBWBBUBY|VAOA»CY. 7KB PBESB ASSOCIATION. London], Jnnnwy'29. Sir Charles Dilke Ud Mr Buna Imw introduced a bill! t° establish e minimum wage in sweated indus-rie". The election for th» jDewsbu' y seat, rendered v»caot by the resignation of Mr Oldroyd (L), resulted in the re'urn of Mr Runciman, Liberal Imperialist, who polled 5069 votto. Mr Haley (Conservative) polled (1512, and Mr Qoeleb (Socialist) 1597.! Beceivrt 31. 0 57 a.m. ] London, January In the House of Oommw, Mr Sindab's amendment in favour of a pe"' r 'i redistribution of seats wfcs negatived by 302 to 23. i Mr Balfour hoped tfca*- Parliament would not expire hefor» dering the question in a p'nctieal spirit., jl The 'Address-in-Rapl y was «gre d to. 1_
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue 26, 31 January 1902, Page 3
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123IMPERIAL POLITICS. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue 26, 31 January 1902, Page 3
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