BRITISH POLITICS
PEERS BY THE DOZEN. By Gable—tPress Association—Copyright. London, December 24. The Morning Post is informed by a prominent Liberal member of the House of Commons that the Government will create two to three dozen Liberal peers at the New Year, as the first warning to the Lords.
LLOYD-GEORGE AND L'HUMANITE. London, December 24. The Times says that Mr. Lloyd-Georsre was probably ignorant of the character of the newspaper L'Humanite, otherwise his conduct is inexplicable in using as a confidante a representative of the party which lately defended sabotage and attacked the French Ministry virulently. It is not surprising that the French Socialists consider Mr. Lloyd-George's recent campaign as a victory for their principles. ULSTERMEN AND HOME RULE. . London,- December 25. The Spectator urges Ulstermen, if t-he principle of Home Rule is adopted, to insist that North-east Ulster must remain under the British Parliament or be given a separate Parliament from the south. ELECTION PETITIONS FILED. London, December 25. " Election petitions have been filed at North Louth on- the ground of intimidation, and at King's Lynn on the ground of "treating."
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 220, 28 December 1910, Page 2
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182BRITISH POLITICS Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 220, 28 December 1910, Page 2
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