CABLEGRAMS
London, June 1. 1 In the House of Commons the Irish Bill came on for consideration in of the whole House. On the first being moved a long and animated debate sued, and still continues up to the time. Ffteen hundred amendments to ous clauses of the measure have been on the order paper, and notices continue given of fresh amendments. At the wool sale tg-day 8,400 bales offered, making a total of 168,000 since the opening. A good demand was perieneed for the various lots offered. June 2ndß Tn the House of Commons the considß tion of the Irish Land Bill in committee resumed. The chief speech of the sitting made by Sir Stafford Northcote, who demned the measure, and denounced in terms the feebleness of the Irish policy Government. No progress was made IB']-**, any of the clauses of the Bill. The LonJßfiflSt Press in discussing the present state of in Ireland, are almost unanimous in mending the Government to take completely suppress the land league. ligence from Ireland continues to report 881 ous affrays between the police and various places, over the eviction of The state of the country is daily more disturbed.
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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume IX, Issue 949, 4 June 1881, Page 2
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197CABLEGRAMS Poverty Bay Standard, Volume IX, Issue 949, 4 June 1881, Page 2
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