London, Nov. 29, formerly' of HM, Ofice of Werke, Mr. Clarence Guy Gordon Haddo London, Nov. 30.
The House of Lords to-day de-Dated the desirability ox, otherwise, axes, "Oplnions fa the Howse were Questions were raised by the Duke Merchant Navy Officers Petition Parliament London, Nov. 80, Dressed in rainbow fashion with flags and bearing on her ides a 40-
Was arrested in North Lon: of Sutherland, who objected to ft, sign announcing, "Twelve thou-iden yesterday on a charge of de. hundreds of thousands funds sand merchant navy' officers petition Randing "money by mentors from going to France, Tialy, Spain and the tug the Trish Free State. He asked steamed up the Thames from the Parliament," Brittani When he appeared at Bow Street whether France was less moral than Tower pier to the Houses of Parlia-Police Court to-day, Mr. Hadden Was formally remanded in custody official lotteries to balance her Great Britain ecause she used ment this po which asked for a till December 4, bail being refused, Giving evidence, Chief Inspector eat ly into the condition and ser-'Duke of Atholl expressed his mercantile officers, bore the Foster stated that, when told of the charge, Mr. Hadden replied: Taking Great Bridie the laughing signatures of 11,000 members of making Great Britain the long!
is, is the only thing I wanted. stock of the world. the officers the general public, as well as of {soy sey why I should be Hound: The Bishop of Winchester objected The tug was given a warm wel about for being an illegitimate the encouragement of gambling come as it made its way up the son of the Duke of Clarence."
The Earl of Tacan assured the river, merchant ships in. harbour Later, added the Chief Inspector, House that the Government. would ounding their sirens in salute, Mr. Hadden denied the charge, but admitted that he had made a peti-Joven time in submitting proposals Tu their petition, the officers of to Parliament arising out of the the merchant navy draw the atten-on, to the Kins.
Royal Commission's report.—Reuter. tion of Parliament to the adyers Prosecuting counsel intimate effect on British shipping of th ed that it be desirable to "suffocating restrictions" on inter-have a medical report.
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