HOME RULE BILL PROGRESS.

King Country Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 681, 27 June 1914, Page 5

HOME RULE BILL PROGRESS.

By -& '^<yAond«i, Thursday; Tbe ; Honw Rule v In introducing the bill the Earl of Crewe of the this not be met by the exclusion of tfie whole of Hlster.- ,' inosi &c«iinl<: M- * oy amendments. M ..,,.. Lord Landsdowne."said the Gov«rnImafct^ne* «»0«« bill would not avert civil war, and IttMflSfclWUJjJi leave tV^der.a rtf^qaae a^eafiia tjhfefr thjw was a" majority, but where the'large minority bad ihV prcand industry. The time"limit *meint that tbe iStfvetnment wiabid JEUittn** main witb a„noose round its neck. -.The Daily Mail Buirgeate that the House of Lords should amend tbe^lil' cluded withdut a two-htirds- irafonty, also that no'county,abpuld be included at the end of six years without a fresh jappeal electors.;, ; ■,--, : ,^, - >T The Nationalists v in London "ire organising a committee to assist in equipping ' ; LAST: CHANCE GONE; &'? *?irmi; fc* :#>?*■**• " ■ ernment bad f Jt*< last ychance of pitventing civil war, andl : threw- it away. Ifatrife be r Bowl«verted;-ii> can onftT bßOpbnlibß^niUih^ve^r: jltf. Opposition Peers, who roctstrtake open themselves the ,dnty whjihl, ernment baye not.the courage to perform." " ; '^'''' v 'T'a* ■■■'. •■''" In the House of Commons: Mr s jjtc- ; questionedas to wl|etbe« tie Irish Parliament would-be able to •!- iip'yßritafn'a; subvention o| ; ba|fr • million towards the expenses of jte Nationalist volunteers, replieil in the negative , . ' ■ ~..:] ' k '_