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No evidence of bribe or bribery. What committee has reported. Hearsay testimony is dismissed.

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Unique IDA-00256711SeriesNewsclippings BooksDate12th November 1926FormatNewscuttingDescriptionNo evidence of bribe or bribery. What committee has reported. Hearsay testimony is dismissed. "Farley entirely discredited".Case for Crown. Patrick Henry Farley, whose revelation to Mr Lang of an alleged plot to bribe Labour members led to remarkable consequences, is thus described in the report of the Select Committee: "We regard Farley as a professional informer....whose motive throughout was his own personal gain, and who at the close of the case was entirely discredited." (Photo of Dr Evatt, MLA, chairman of the Bribery Inquiry) (Guardian)LanguageEnglish (eng)

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No evidence of bribe or bribery. What committee has reported. Hearsay testimony is dismissed.