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Lord Clarendon's proposals for the eform of the House of Lords were further discussed to-dav. ’The Alar11 :is of Reading said they were an id i mice upon those pro-post d *I > \ l/'rd
Cave last year. All were agreed there ii list lie reform, but lie could not aeept Lord Clarendon's proposals, which ,vero forwarded by the Conservatives. Lord Newton moved an amendment uniting the proposals to the preamble, leclaring the desirability <d limiting he number and making provisions for elective represenalioii of Peers. Lord Clarendon accepted this and accepted the word “reduce” for “limit.” 'The amendment was carried by 52 to 8.
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Hokitika Guardian, 14 December 1928, Page 5
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