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Sir Robert- Horne Moved The Unionist Vote Of Censure Against

the Government, and showed how essential it was that politics and justice should be kept apart. On the Government's own admission this had not been done. The danger of injury to......

News Of The Week.

T HE Government have courted rather than passively accepted their fate. Evidently they would rather appeal to the country on a legal question—or what they pretend is only a......

The Debate On Wednesday Began With A Personal Explanation By

the Prime Minister, who said that in a previous statement to the House he had been betrayed by his strong feelings into an inaccuracy. Ile had stated, or implied, that he had......

Mr. Baldwin Said That His Views Had Been Mo4ified By

the debate and that he would support the Liberal amend- ment for an inquiry. This was certainly the right course, indeed the indispensable course. We can understand why the......

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