BRITISH PARLIAMENT

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7745, 22 February 1905, Page 2

BRITISH PARLIAMENT

TROUBLE OYER IRISH AFFAIRS. Lord Lieutenant Resigns. (Heceived Fell. 21, 11.15 p.m.) LONDON. Feb. 31. lhei-e was an animated debate in the House of Commons. Mr J. Ifodmond moved a Home ruK- uim-ndioont to the Addross-in-Hcply. The Nationalists censured Chief Seeretary Wjndham for thiowiiw over Sir Anthony MacDonneJl, Uhden Secretary for Ireland.

I Sir Wm. Moore charged the (Jovei»- , ment with coquetting *,£ UO ,E* , Itulo and being participant in ne- , gotiations with conspirator* Th« Government* treatment of Hir JUacJJonnell was infamous. )jA Inuumts were unable to>ota f«J >uther as a apP °" ,U ' d ordinal* *Zt collc *«ti* than as a subwns Z £ 10 "». Imlniatad that he w M p2i? vo .V a, !S ,CTIto l '» l0 «- "w«r w»wSiT„ oalX, ' , • "** »™ aft - s» 2 mtemions 1,,., 8 ~," •*""«»>■<* I ,l a '.V Hal - Si «- Anthony MaclHmj "ell helped to ,„„,, tht .„ w v ,£"*£. Ifemwd Lo.xi DudhV of the nature "f ,hU proposals in the belief that 1 «•«« not hostile. Their public dteiJta, ensures that the.t, was „ 0 reflect \Z lon the integrity of Sir A. Nell . career, which is Asked whether ,he «^ surß JJJ*,. Ed to the Viceroy, Mr Wvdafaam, Vl Plied that until the mouC al t £ , ..-ensure the Cabinet ha<t ta£ .aware that the Viceroy hadinrtfcE I lie debate was adjourned I ''"; '"row "tales that it isumKjrstood that Lord Dudlpy. Lord-iiou-twiant of inland, has twtgnri, and > that S.r A. MacDonncWla eit*? V* 1, 'tirement iu gwvnlly «^WC^r%g&