London, June 23.
In the House of Commons to-day Sir TW. HI inskip, ae, (Con [servative) moved the' thied' reading fof the Trade Union Bill, 'The Re. Hon. Mr. J. H. Thomas, [Secretary of State for the Colonies in the Labour Cabinet of 1924, mov-jing rejection of the Bill, declared that the Opposition would' use their constitutional rights in the country to invite a mandate to remove the Bill from the Statute Book.
'Mr, James Maxton (Labour) described the Attorney-General, Sir Douglas Hora, K.c.. as a "political blackguard," "upon which the Speaker named Mr, Maxton, who Was suspended by 146. votes' to, 78 and quietly left the House.
The Bill passed its third reading votes to 159 after rejection king Scene in Hyde Park June 27, scent of the wee War suflragelte earoaign was wile essed at Hyde Park last night when woman absorbed the a vast audience, This doughier of the lute Mar Carson of Kedleston, Lady Cynthia Bosley, who spoke from lone of the 12 jatiorms {rom which OlVigorwus protests were made by acne and. Teade Union leaders sz il The demon by: the Trude Union Defence Com= mittee, Thousands of delegates of the Union Congress. the Labour ly. and the Ca-operative Union marched to Use Park. rom alt parts of London howled by brass hands, wid pees and bearing, ban rreré. Hundveds of persons came vans which were gaily decorated with' red and yellow bunting.
The demonstration touched with a (rumper call when the Trade Union Covenant was read from the different platforms, pledge. ing trade unionists and members of the working olaso lo safeguard to the utniost heritage of fence din nid the vight of association and vemanllees of cone Union, which supported the British Fuselsts, no were Ho eamtaltios Reuter,
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