Home Rule.
DEBATE IN THE HOUSE.
THE BILL REJECTED.
TBLB^JttAPH.rrCOPYSIGHT') (REUTEB's TELEGRAMS). Lcndon, June 8. In. the House of Commons last night ; ; the debate : on the fresh proposals of the Government was continued. Mr Parriell spoke and announced on behalf of the Irish party that he acquiesced m the principle of making the proposed Irish Parliament subject to the Imf perial Parliament. He denied haying m any way abused the pewers (entrusted to him, and stated that the Home Rule Bill would have the effect of speedily putting a stop to outrages m Ireland. Hie expressed the opinion that the Bill -would ; prove a permanent treaty of peace between England and Ireland. Sir Michael Hicks Beach, who : spoke next, complained that the Bill destroyed union without satisfying national sentiment. Mr Gla^Bione : ap^eale.d to the House to vote the principle of the ; Bill; which he declared would make \ the union closer. Upon a division being taken the Bill was rejected by :341 to 311. * Upoa the result being made known a scene of great excitement ensued. The- House adjourned until Thursday next
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XII, Issue 1729, 9 June 1886, Page 2
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181Home Rule. Manawatu Standard, Volume XII, Issue 1729, 9 June 1886, Page 2
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