London, May 6.
'The Prince of Wales and the Duke of York were again present in the Peers' Gallery of the House of Commons to-day when the debate on the motion authorizing continuance of the Emergency Regulations was resumed.
'A-warm discussion ensued over Labour objection to the regulation dealing with protection of property.
Mr. Batey (Labour) saw in the regulation an attempt to enable the coal owners to fill the pits with] Blacklegs. He warned the Govern ment that this would lead to trouble.
Sir Douglas Hogg, the Attorney: General, replying, said that the} suggestion that people should not be allowed to carry on business because a body of trade unionists had forbidden it was the best justification for this regulation (loud Ministerial cheers and angry Labour ries)
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