BRITISH POLITICS.
ARMY SUPPLIES SCANDAL. By Electric Telegraph^—Per Press AssociationI—Copyright. 1 —Copyright. Receivod 12.35 a.m., June 24. London, June 23.
After renewal of heokling, Mr Balfour announced his intention to appoint a Royal Commission invested with statutory powers to compel the attendance of witnesses to take evidence on oatb. He invited the Opposition to co-operate in passing the necessary Bill, a non contentious one. . ■
Sir H. Campbell-Bannerman refused to reply to Mr Balfour’s question if the Opposition desired the terms of reference to apply to the conduct of Ministers and War Office officials.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1489, 24 June 1905, Page 2
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