ing of the Liberal Council remained just as it was with regard to Mr. Lloyd George's leadership and also his fund. If and when the next election came, he said, the Liberal headquarters wers {in a position to say that they had a Party fund which was independent. of Mr, Lloyd George's personal fund, they would have enormous support from Liberalism in the country, but, there would still remain the other questions of the want of confidence in the leadership of the Party.
"That is why," concluded Lord Grey, "we must maintain "an absolutely separate organization. When the next election comes, if things are as they are to-day with regard to the leadership of the Party, the Liberal Council must fight, not under the present leader~ ship but under its own organization and pay its own funds—British Wireless through Reuter.
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