Pushing it Though.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 16, 9 May 1914, Page 5

Pushing it Though.

HOME RULE FOR IRELAND. DEBATE FIXED FOR TUESDAY. PBy Electric Telegraph- Copyright.: [United Pubs* Association.! London, May 8. The Government lias tabled resolutions abolishing the committee stages of the Home Eule, Wesh Disestablishment and Plural Voting Bills. No suggestion stage is provided. The resolutions will be debated on Tuesday. An influential deputation of Unionists impressed on Mr Bonar Law their strong dislike of any federal solution, and urged him not to mako any concessions. Mr Bonar Law promised his consideration of the matter. CLOTHES FOR CARSONITES. Times and Sydney Sun Services. London, May 7. The Irish Independent states that a firm of clothiers in the East End, formerly Government contractors, is supplying khaki uniforms to the Carsonite army, evading the regulations by the removal of tho legimental buttons, and declaring them second-hand clothes. Concealed in these packages are also parts of machine guns. RIFLES SMASHED BY A MOB. •London, • May 7. A mob raided the Unionist volunteer drillshed at Quigley's Point, Moville, Donegal; and removed 100 rifles and broke them into fragments.

AN INTERESTING MEMORANDUM THE MARCH CONFERENCE. (Received 8.40 a.m.) London, May 8. A memorandum has been published, giving Colonel Seely's conversations with Generals French, Ewart and Paget on March 20th. It shows that General French strongly favored a court-martial of the officers not complying with orders- or threatening to resign. General Ewart pointed out technical difficulties, and General French thereupon agreed to General Paget's suggestion to remove the officers.