... Conibdence tin its decisions ha been shaken, nor is it likely to be revived by the dis- closures made by M\Ir Rothery the other day before the Loadl Lne Comniittee-dis- closures as to evidilencc oh procedure which L the chairinan, Sir E. J. Reed, con-essed he ...

... vote was, after consider- able discussion, moved by Mr Dillon, but the amendment was negatived, after the application of the closure, and the vote agreed to. LORD RosEBEnY speaking last night at a house dinner at the National Liberal Club, over which Lord ...