IMPERIAL POLITICS,
LONDON, March 26. A departmental committee recommends the establishing of a receiving house for the inspection of alien immigrants at Tilbury, with a reasonable toll per head to defray exponses. i Mr Henry Lucy, writing in the Observer, stated that if the Lords reject or fatally emasculate the Veto Bill, Parliament will be prorogued, and a second session, exclusively devoted to the Bill, will open next day. If the Lords are again obdurate a wholesale creation of Peers willl follow. March 27. The Westminster Gazette states that the. Observer's forecast is substantially correct, except that the Government will not wait for a second' rejection of the Parliament Bill, but will take steps to present itMarch 23. The by-election for Bootle caused by! the resignation of Colonel Sandys re- | suited as follows : Snuspratt (Liberal) .., ... 77*2 | A. Bonar Law (Unionist) ... 7776
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Temuka Leader, Issue 5990, 30 March 1911, Page 1
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