IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 95, 17 September 1914, Page 4

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOME RULE CKISJiS. GOVERNMENT OUT-VOTED IN THE LORDS. A SCENE IX THE COMMONS. By cable.—Press Association.—Copyright Received 1(5, J) p. m , ■ London, September IS. , in the House of Lords Lord Crewe moved tlio Home Rule BJI Bacond (reading. % Lord Middfcton .moved the adjournment of the debate. Lord Haldane said tihat tot for till.' war some -adjustment would have -been )«ached. Lord Londonderry Raid that Ulster Knew she ihad been betrayed, ibut was going to be absolutely loyal to the Emimre, and send at least one division, possibly more. What were tlio Katiomalistis doma; Lord Crewe" said he wag unable to of tli* Bitt would give an impetus to enrolment.

, Lord Londonderry: The Nationalists . refjuiro to be bribed before they'll serve Jne adjournment was carried , J-?rd Ijansdowne formally moved the la'gislatiou Suspension During the War Lord Crewe announced that ithc Government would not assent to the Bill Which passed all its stages. '' In tho (House of Commons Mr Asquiith in introducing the (Suspensory' Mi, denied that the Government was taking advantage of the national emergences. It had been Hip Government's intention not to place Home Rule on the Statute Book until the Amending Jvill had been disposed of, but the war had rendered it impossible r„ discuss the Amending Bill this wssion. The Opposition proposal in suspend the Home luilo Bill would place it at tifc« mercy lof a chapter of accidents The Govern ment, therefore, proposed to suspend the operations of the Act for a nrnimum of twelve months, or until tho cessation, of the war. lie would introduce the Amending Hill next session Mr. Bonar Law regretted the renewei of the discussion. He declared that the limit in the Suspensor- Kill wo? altoiptflier imulequade. The, Government had broken its solemn pledge. A number of Radicals' 3 created a scene iby walking out. Mr. Bonar Law, concbiVng, smd the proper course was to postpone the contToversy until tilie crisis way over. f The Unionists walked out when Mr 1 Bonaj- Law had finished.

GRAND NATIONAL SPIRIT DISPLAYS];. London, Sept. 15: Mr Piona,r law, addressing «. meotin" of Unionist Party leadw* on the Gafermnento proposals on the Irish and Welsh Bills, said that the. Unionists would continue to support the Government in the national ,:t\m. \h promised a renewal of opposition by Ulter when tho war was over. Sir Edward Carson declared that Ulster would still go forward to kolo the nation. __ Mr Balfour favored their leaving Mr Boimv Law to utter their protest and present their oasoi in the Hobo of Commons. 'Pais was agretd to