After Houndsditch

Horowhenua Chronicle, 22 March 1911, Page 3

After Houndsditch

AN ALIENS [JILL. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH-COPYRIGHT. J [PER PREBS ASSOCIATION.] (Received This Dav, ]0.20 a m ) LONDON. .March' 21. 1 .The Alien Bill, to be introduced bv Mr moulding, Conservative Unionist member for Worcester, provides increased powers for expelling < convicted aliens, prohibits alien's 1 rroni carrying weapons, and makes admission to England harder. (Chronicle Note: It will ho interesting to watch the acti.in of ti'ie Government and Mr Churchill on the question of fresh alien legislation. Mr Churchill, like his predecessor in office Mr (now )f>rd) Gladstone lias , consistently deprecated the enforcing of the existing Act which was I " passed _by Mr Balfou r's Government ' in 1900. Under AFr Gladstone, as Home Secretary, the Act was rendered a dead letter.)