BRITISH POLITICS.
COALITIOX DOWNFALL WELCOMED. By Telegraph.—Press Assn.—Copyright. London, Nov. *22. Sir Donald Mae Lean was given a luncheon by the National Liberal Club. He said that what all welcomed most was the downfall of the Coalition. Public and private life was all the cleaner and brighter for it. There was not a Foreign Office in the world that was not glad the Coalition gone. It was a good thing for public life that to-day the Government had a working majority. SINN FEINER’iS ATTITUDE. London. Nov. 22. Mr. Cahir Healy, Sinn Fein M.P. for Tyrone, at present interned on a ship in Belfast Lough, announces that he does not intend to take his seat in the House of Commons even if freed. OFFICIAL LABOR OPPOSITION. London, Nov. 21. The Labor Party, in a communique, states that, being by far the strongest Opposition party they have entered a claim for recognition as the official Opposition, with all its rights and privileges.
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Taranaki Daily News, 25 November 1922, Page 3
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