London, Nov. 22.
In the course of a speech the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Lloyd George, said: "The Budget has found the money for the Na and the great social schemes, which will transform paupers into State pensioners—like'the Dukes." Mr. Lloyd George denounced the proposals made by the House of Lords for their own reform and said that they were "like the smile of a frosty morning fall of a biting and poisonous sting." The adoption of the referendum would mean that the nation would be fined two millions sterling every time a Radical measure was proposed, thas making 'a mockery of our free institutions. He concluded: " Weare going to the country to end that for ever."—Ezelusive Service.
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