A NEW PROPOSAL

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2197, 9 July 1914, Page 7

A NEW PROPOSAL

AUTONOMY FOR ULSTER

FREE FOR FIVE YEARS

LORD MCDONNELL'S BILL

By Telegraph"—Prws AssWatlon-Copyrieht

Rec. July 8, 10.43 p.m.)

i London, July 7. Lord MacDonnell has drafted a scheme of Home Rule within lfomo Uule. which is virtually a new Bill, in substitution lor the Amending Bill. H provides ior an Ulster Council elected on proportional lcpresentation, to control education and tho services adi'unistoiodJ by the Irish local Government Board and the Department of Agriculture. '• > The Council may be abolished by a poll of the Ulster' electorates' after a quinquennium. NOTICE TO SUSPEND HOME RULE: Hoc. July 8, 10.45 p.m.) London, July 7. In tho House of Lords, Lord Dunraven has given notice of an amendment to suspend Home Rule until a commission reports on tho constitutional iclations of the component parts if the Kingdom. ULSTER~AUTONOMY. f London, July 7. 1 ossibl., with, the Government's approval, Lord Macdonnoll, in connection ivith the House of Lords' ' propoted amendment's to the Home Rule Amending Bill,-has drafted a seheino to give Ulster autonomy for five years, when, ■«Hcr a poll of tho Ulster electorate, it may cease. , ' 153,500 NATIONALIST VOLUNTEERS. ' _. ißec. July 8, 5.55 p.m.) London, July 7. A return made on Fiiday last showed that the Nationalist volunteei s numbered 153,300. , JLOllli WAR MATERIAL FOR ULSTER.

v; ;. . "'..'■'■"■■■:■;.-'.--Wi'V S -;y tontjori; \julj- 8. ■" '"•'. A qimntity of/ammunition and • forty Colt m'achine.giiiis'of.tlio'latest'patterii, •aiicNpstiiiji;' £100 'each/' liaye: been- laiid'ed oii/tlie'iCou'nt.y Doihi coast for : the •Ulster volunteers;;:";'' '}:■' ; /,-; ';• •_•.■ ; '■; :■;,'