HOME RULE BILL.
AMENDMENTS PROPOSED. i 'V ■ t MOVEMENT FOR EXCLUSION OF ULSTER. L : ■■ . GOVERNMENT ATTITUDE. t By Telesraph'-rPres's Assdciation—Cbp'yriEh.t', j (Rep: June 12, 11.25 p.m.) London, Jinr.o 12. The debate: on the Committee stage of I tho Home liu'p Bill lias 'begun Til. thi} i House of Poiivnipiis. . The first amendment to; ije considered [ was that ofy<Mr ; Ci- J. Sa.n'riys (a Seiner* [ setshire Unionist)';.' directing the Comi mittee to divide, .the ..Bill into. two pai . ono dealing.'-wjt'h the Irish -parliamentand tho oH|£r -ji-jtlr. $&j#WXopa'i °4T> terations in tho Imperial Parliament. The amendment' 'was; -negatived; Mi C r ;A gnr-TCqhartcs, Liberal n-.em-ber ior Mid-Ogrmvali, 'moved' -tlip exclusion of Antrim., Down,- Armagh', '.and; Londonderry froni lliQ .operation, fit the Bjjl. The Prima .-Minister; Mr;. Asquith, -.saidany practicil'jsuggestipiis Tendering;, tlie _ 6nJeguards : pM,v3dc(l.:in^tteS}il'inipr€j'''cfredfive would 'be. - wejMmesl, but t.ke Governmcnt was unable to .split 'Ireland: into parts. s Mr. Balfour, Leader of tho Opposition,. ' said Ulster had no quarrel -with'- 'thp Engl lish Parliament, /and' no beiiefiri its uni fitness to <i«il with Irish affairs. If. the 1 English Parliament failed without Home Rulo for Ireiand, wou 1d : tho Irish.. Parlia- ' mont bo any.moro successful with Ulster? ' The debate was adjourned.
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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1465, 13 June 1912, Page 5
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197HOME RULE BILL. Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1465, 13 June 1912, Page 5
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