THE "PLOT" AGAINST ULSTER

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2129, 22 April 1914, Page 7

THE "PLOT" AGAINST ULSTER

SIR ARTHUR FACET'S ORDERS

MR, ASQUITH EVADES INQUIRY

By TcJecr , s : pH"-I , r(?iss A^eiation.—do® yriirfe! Condon, April 20. Sir. Asqwitli, l)io Prime jMifrister, replying in (lies ilotißO of Oottlinqriß to >i qui'Stitm by .Colonel Cliiilci-Her (Uivio+iist). ttnicl thofti "ivflro no groimds far n judicial infinity into tlio alleged plot against Ulster.

Mr. Hfiiuir Liuv (Leader of tlio Opposition) sakl _th4t, in view of Saturday's circumstantial statement, jift would repeat- t-lio question oil Tuesday Wixt. Tho Premier declined. to b» drawn by Humorous qiifisiioiiers on ike iiatufo iff tho reports fuTiiislicrl by tlio Irish Military I'omuiatwlors. THE UNIONIST GoUNCIL'S STATEMENT. SHi EOWARD CARSON PREPARED TO SUBSTANTIATE It. London, April 20. Sir Ediffirsi Carson, stalling <rt Belfast, said that it a judicial itiquiry from instituted, lie would lia prepared to substantiate) the iltdiotlnejlt9.nl Saturday's statement by the Ulster Unionist Council*

IRELAND IMPRESS*®.' "Times" e,nd Sydrtfey -"Sua" Sorrlc«. /Use. April 21, e.lO t>.m.) London, April 21. Tiio "Times" Belfast military correspondent says that Ireland is impressed by tlio Ulster Union J)efeiu-6 League'* indict rtuMit. Tho volunteers are drilling unremittingly, and bavo n ettppl.v. of MniiliiS, aftd tlioufeaniis rifles.. 'O'lstci-, now safeguarded, .urges support for the protection of tho Unionists in tlio south and west.