BRITISH POLITICS.
THE TBADES DISPUTES BILL. . LABOBS' CONDITIONS OP BUPPOBT. Beceived 26,11.69 p.m. !k London, April 26, C* In the House of Commons the Go. vernment's Trades Disputes Bill was read a second time, the Laboritea sap. porting it. They relied on the Government's promises to incorporate their views when it reached the Committee 1 stage. Mr Balfour protested that the Government was shifting the responsibility to other shoulders. His view was that the Legislature should limit itself by putting tho unions on a footing of eqality with comparable institutions.
FEMALE SUFFRAGE. A DISTURBANCE IN THE GALLEBST* "■ Received 27,12.42 p.m. LoKßOit, April 26. In the House of Ootunnns, Kei Hardies' women's suffrage proposal! were talked out. During the debate, cries of '• divide " emanated from the *.* ladies' galleries, and a flag was thrust '- through the grille. The Speaker ordered the gallery to be cleared. The police took a few names, but all excepting one, who was ejented, were persuaded to withdraw after a loud protest.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8095, 27 April 1906, Page 2
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