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In answer to Mr. H. J. Wilson, Lord George Hamilton states that the average opium revenue for the last three yeara is j£3,075,084. THE MEMBERS' SCRAMBLE. LORD HUGH CECIL S GREAT EFFORT, The midnight scene which marked the close of Committee the Education Bill meritn little furth

GREAT MEETING IN ST. PANGEAS. A large gathering of the cititens of St. Pancras assembled in the Public Hath?, Prince of WaJesroad. last evening, to "protest against the Government’s Education BUI policy." Sir W. J. Collins, L.C.C., presided, supported by (amongst others) the Cou

THE DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1908.

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Sir Edward Clarke then address'd the jury for defence, contending that the Act under which the pa-oceeding* were brought was never intended to interfere with the proper chastisement of child by parents for the commission of faults. That, was entirely matter for the responsibilit

ILE VERDICT. CORONER S JURY BOUND OVER. Last evening Dr. Michael Taylor, the Mid- Surrey coroner, concluded his inquiry St. George’s Hull. Wimbledon, to the death of Rhoda Eleanor Geare, otherwise Lewis, aged ten months, who died from the effects of blow the head, alleged to hav