Will a Regency Have to be Appointed?
London, Mar. 11. It is understood that Cabinet is consulting its Tegal advisers with regard to the constitutional is that il be raised by the forthcoming dissolution of Parliament in case the king is not sufficiently recovered to undertake the heavy: duties connected w Dissolution and possible subsequent developments.
It is pointed out that t present Council of State not empowered to dissolve Parliament, and it is be-Heved thatthe Government is considering the contingency of promoting a Kegency Bill, The opinion is hardening that the General Election is being arranged 10 take place about the end of May.—Reuter and this morsing advantage taken of the warm sunshine and the absence of wind to wheel His Ma-Jesty ina bath-chair Found the we rounds of Craigwell House at, Bognor. is Majesty was out for an hour and wax accompanied Ly the Queen, with Sir Stanley Hewett, his physician, in attendance, It way stated this evening that the King had parsed a good day The King passed a rood day. The weather remained dull and throughout the day nds of Crajgwe Mia! Majerty spent the day sitting in his rooms. Br who rived at Or House to spend a few days w the Queen while her parents, the ike and Duchess of York, ate in taken to sce her aviv—British Wireless through Ieut
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