For Purposes Of Record We Must Note That The Vote
of censure, on which Thursday's debate took place, was moved by Mr. Boner Law, and that it resulted in a majority of 93 for the .Ministry (345-252). The voting was on strict......
Mr. Churchill Explained The Navy Estimates In A Vivid And
lucid speech of two and a half hours in the Commons on Tuesday. They were the largest Estimates, he said, ever pre- sented to the House. In the past three years there had been......
To The Deep Disappointment Of All The Best Elements In
the House, Mr. Asquith, instead of proving that his questions were not merely "traps," but boniefide attempts at a settle- ment, did not meet Sir Edward Carson by a frank avowal......
At Bedford Mr. Lloyd George Had Said—not Of Rosyth: "housing
is atrocious, inadequate, insufficient, insanitary, rotten." If Mr. Lloyd George had been speaking of the Government housing at Rosyth, no one could have quarrelled with his......
In The House Of Commons On Monday Lord Robert Cecil
called attention to the condition of the workmen engaged on the naval works at Rosyth. There had been gross neglect of a body of three thousand six hundred men, with their......
News Of The Wteli.
fillHE event of the week has been the proposal of a Refer- endum by Mr. Bones Law in the House of Commons on Thursday night. He "formally and solemnly" declared that if the......
The Country, Continued Mr. Churchill, Was Now In The Third
year of the aeries, and the Admiralty believed that the four ships already foreshadowed would be enough. We may point out here that the four ships of the present programme were......
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