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(PER PBESS ASSOCIATION.) London, March 21. In the House of Commons the rote for TJaandu was passed by 368 to 46. In the course of the discussion, Mr Gladstone denied that Sir Gerald Portal was authorised to occupy or annex the country. Mr Labouchere made a violent attack on Lord Rosebery 'a foreign policy. Many telegrams and letters haye been received in Ulster from Australia and New Zealand offering men and mouey. The Daily Telegraph continues to publish alarming reports of the arming and enrolling of men in Ulster, but they are not confirmed by any other paper. Mr H. CampbelNßannerman. Sccre* tary for War, replying to a question in the House of Commons, said the defences of King George's Sound aud Thursday Island wero almost completed, March 22. The House of Commons passed Sir J. Lubbock's motion ie favor of local option with respect to the hours at which chops should close. The Marquisof Salisbury is gradually recovering from his attack of influenza. The sum of £350,000 has been subscribed m Ulstor to tho defence fund by nine porsons.
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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 117, 23 March 1893, Page 2
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