IMPERIAL POLITICS.
MEASURES TO BE PUSHED ON,
By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright London, June 12. In the llouso of Commons, Mr John Redmond taunted tho Government with allowing the Irish Laud Purchase Bill to disappear from their programme. Ho hoped that evonts in Ireland would during the year convince tho Government that they must deal seriously with the land question. In tho llouso of Commons, Mr Balfour announced that the Government intonds to press forward the Finance, Loan, Bating, Education, and Factory Bills. Sir H. Campbell-Bannerman announced that the Edcation Bill would bo seriously opposed. Mr John Fowles, Conservative candidate, who was unsuccessful at tho general election at tho contest at Hagerston, recovered .£750 damages from Mr W. B. Cremor, tho successful Liberal candidate, on account of a libel published during the election contest with rcforenco to company promotion.
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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 132, 14 June 1901, Page 3
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