HELP FOR ULSTER.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1873, 6 October 1913, Page 7

HELP FOR ULSTER.

■ 3 - SIR S. M'CAUGHEY'S OFFER. SENSATION IN SYDNEY. DR. NASH ASKS SOME QUESTIONS. Dy Tclosraph—Press Aseoolatlon— OopjtleM Sydney, Octobor. 4. A sensation was caused in tho Legislative Council when Dr. Nash gave notice of his intention to ask if tho Government was aware "that a member of this House, a Juslico of tho l'oaco, and a. Knight of tho British Empire, had contributed a largo sum towards assisting persons threatening rebellion against the Government of tho British Empire; and, if so, whether tho Government was going to remove him from tho Rolls of tho House and Justices of the Peaco, and report tho matter to the King?" Tho questions refer to Sir'"•Samuel M'Caughoy, M.L.0., who recently sent a big contribution to tho Ulster Indemnity Fund. • POSSIBILITY OF CONFLICT. . (Rec. October 5, 5.5 p.m.) London, October 4. Mr. Wallrock, an officer of tho City of London Territorials; in a letter to tho newspapers, announced his resignation owing to tho possibility of .conflict with tho Ulstor army, and adviscß regular Territorial officers to consider their position. , ORANCEMEN IN WINNIPEG. WANT TO SEND A REGIMENT %F DRILLED MEN. "Times" —Sydney "Suiv" Special Cables. Ottawa, October 4. Orangemen in Winnipeg liavo offered Sir Edward Carson a regiment of five hundred drilled men to assist Ulster.