The Case of Judge Williams.
•> (Per Press Association.) London, May 20. Mr T. Gibson Bowles, M.P. fo King's Lynn, has, in the House c Commons, again brought up the ques tion of the threatened removal of Si Roland V. Williams from the positio of Judge in Bankruptcy. In doinj so he declared that the question \va a grave one, and perhaps the graves scandal was involved. '\ herefore hi moved that a committee be set up t< enquire into tho relations existing between the Judges and the Board o Trade. Mr Bryce, president of th< Board of Trade, in reply, indignanth denied the charges of political influence, which he declared were unfour.ded and had been disproved. A I the same time he considered it wa> not necessary to appoint a committee as suggested. The debate on tlit motiou was adjourned.
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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 272, 21 May 1895, Page 3
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