Tt has, in short, been a very colourless session,' and has shown that Three-Party "Government does not work very well, It might have Worked very much better if Labour had resolved to agreed-on Bills, in which ease a good deal of useful legislation might have been put on the Statute Book, but there!
such a feud between Labour and Liberalism that ce-operation seems impossible, Tt is impossible in the House, and it is still more impossible in' the country, where all elec-Honering shows the "gal which ies the two parties. Meantime, the Conservatives go muddling non being badly led and poorly ciplined. It is, too, open to question whether the party' organization ha Very much improved since the last election. Money. still plays a too-important part. in the selection of candidates, who are usually neither too young nor too brainy or too! democratic. "An immensity of business has gone over to the autumn, since there will be a session later this year, beginning in all. probability' about November. "As T have always said, bers are going aw rides. The Colonal Secretary heads!
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