The Archive · 1912

The Unionist Party

ANXIETY FOR THE GENERAL ELECTION

London, June 28.

Speaking a a presentation to Mr. J. P. Hughes, formerly chief Conservative agent, Mr. A. Bonar Law said that the U: anxious for the General which would rid the country of the Government, of which everyone was tired, Lord Lansdowne said that the House of Lords still had substantial powers and ho trusted that they would be able to secure the people an opportunity of expressing their real convictions on the current great questions of public policy.

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