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MORE SCENES IN THE HOUSE. [Per Press Association. j London, July 14. Under great pressure all the party, including Mr Deasy, who has just applied for tho Chiltern * Hundreds, yoted with Mr Gladstone for the closure. There was much excitement, and several acrimonious encounters occurred between Messrs Balfour, Chamberlain, Gladstone, and Sir W. V. Harcourt The resolution excluded all debate upon the clauses up to clause 26, Almost every Unionist was present; but when the Parnelhtes insisted upon dividing on clause 10, respecting the financial arrangements, the bulk of them withdrew, giving the Government a majority of 309. Thero was an excited crowd in the outer lobby during all tho sitting. Teu divisions iv all were taken. Tho Uuionist press declare that the Government has indelibly disgraced itself by solliug tho interosts of Great Britain for party advantages.
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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 13, 15 July 1893, Page 2
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