"HORRIBLE, DETESTABLE, AND UNCLEAN."
SIR EDWARD CARSON ON THE BILL. (Received June 3rd. 10.55 p.m.) LONDON, Juno 3. Sir Edward Carson, in an address to tho women of East Belfast, said a lsprrible, detestable, and unclean Bill had beer, passed by the House of Commons, and Ulster was ir. great peril. There was a slight hope left in tho Amending Bill, but Ulster would nrobably find that it was only a putrid skeleton of rejected offers. Despite the Government's fleet and all tho preparations it was making, Ulster was going to have more Mausers, and would never give up those it had. EXCLUSION REJECTED.
Tho Trade Union Congress at Dublin rejected a. proposal to exclude Ulster from the operations of tho Home Rule Bill by S2 votes to 2.
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Press, Volume L, Issue 14985, 4 June 1914, Page 9
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