London, June 26.
This policy, of course, is on exactly Politics are beginning to get {he abeition of she MfeKenns Duties Personages in tke New Adminis-the same lines as that very brisk as the Session advances. We have discussed and rejected the resolutions in favour of Imperial Preference. The divisions were as follows:
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June 19.
Maj: against Fowacco for inst Mad? against On the other six resolutions, which dealt with other aspects of Tnyperial Preference, no vote was taken, I have set the figures out, because they are important, and because a good deal of them may be heard in the near future. You can gather this from several points the debate which I may sum-marine as follows:
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