PARLIAMENTARY

Thames Advertiser, Volume XXIX, Issue 9156, 28 September 1898, Page 1

PARLIAMENTARY

housed w ■ .: V^,;;; The,-F6u^eießumelat;i3o.-: .. . r The. consideration of clause 8, of the : Pensions '' : mitteei;■'/•■•' J l ' *'^"v-;."->';',' .'r-'-AV::. : - .;' The Speaker the. sitting v; had been a eontinuous one. ';'" " : . Captain KueseU. aaid the attitude of i.Vj. .. the Opposition Bill, h^been 1 - to carefully and had-,. ' no djasire. tp obßtir^p't'it^ Ipaesage; itEbe -j. - >,; Opposition would object to contiDue to deliberate son. it to' an T iiiitreas6iiable r; •'■- -:..]" ,(|H;?'HA--,-l)>MUJ[^.>. 2of clauses $;was agreed ; ; : Sub-clause 3 was ..amended after diecussion by tlieinsertionof the provision that no.person shall be entitled ' j! ' to a pension if, during a ; period of 25 years, he has beenithprisoned,! with or without hardlabor^i;f; ,^;; '■.'''',.■ .•',, ■■,. ,-■ ; ■ The'sub'-'clause"' to! J ' Sub-clause and '-■■ : ; pensions was under diecussion when the Telegraph! Offlce'closed^'K 1 ;•?(>'■' i! - ■ ; ! f; , Mr? , ■'■ September'27^ r ' r '" , : ; After the. Telegraph Office cloeed,. ; Bub-clause'^dauWS.of^e^nsionß^•■; ■~■■' .Bill was further coneidereclj and was^ : - ultimatelyameiidediin/thedirec)tiQa>of :■ .'■'. providing, that-desertioa.ofhusbaridlvw'-or wife at any time shall-disentitle a person to apehsioni .■;:..,'.' 'Sub i clauße- ; s ( l 'wae'agreed to, after'-'':. discussioni'yith'a'slightAmen^ni Sub-clause''''6 was passed, unaltered/ and progress was jepqrtedon the next ' .' k The House adjourned at 1-.2o m^;/ : ,