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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 215, 11 March 1914, Page 5

ROYAL INFLUENCE AT WORK. THE LORDS' OPPORTUNITY. W|LL DEMOCRACY RULE? Keteived 11, 12.20 a.m. London, March 10. TJie Daily Mail says the Government'.) decision t.i increase the term of exclusion to Ihe sexennium was only intimated to a nationalist meeting yesterday, and is attributed to Royal influence. Tho Daily Chronicle, says the time limit is not very material. Why should not Ulster lmve referenda every trlennium ? Mr. Asquith's proposal meets those critics who say that Parliament is not entitled to transfer populations to a new rule without the people's consent. The D.iily News remarks that the throat of civil war is being used to restore the supremacy of the House of Lords, and t'lstcr farmers are being drilled in order to deprive the democracy of the fruits of the victory won in If) 10. If the Premier's over-generous terms are rejected, the country will ask for a severe repression of the rebel movement. Al STUALtAX ASSISTANCE TO ULSTER FUND. By Telegraph—Press Association. Wellington, Tuesday. Last evening advice was received that it was reported in London, on the authority of Earl Grey, that an Australian resident hud given .C 25,000 to the Ulster fund, and that Sir S. MeCaughey wa.3 the probable donor. On being communicated with, Earl t Grey endorsed the statement, but said he was pledged not to give the donor's name. biter, Earl Grey said it was not Sir S. ITcCoughey '/ho had made the donation.

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