BRITISH POLITICS.
THE COALITION ATTACKED. SPEECH BY LORD CARSON. By Telegraph.—Press Awn.—Copyright Received Jan. 15, 5X> p.m. London, Jan. 14. Lord Carson, speaking at the Conservative Club, Canterbury, referred to the; Irish treaty, which he eaid they had ■ been told would bring peace in Irelaad. What this peace meant they had seek’ in the last few weeks in the Irish Parliament—it was a peace that snrpaeseth all understanding. They had been asked to truet the« Coalition Government. He did not nad: would not, and he would advise them not to. There was no Coalition Government; there was a Lloyd Georgian Government, and nothing else. It wwsj always the same when one man stead, out in courage and ability above aH< others; he swallowed the others. Mr.( Lloyd George had killed the Uninwiatj Party, but they must not let him MB | the Conservative Party. Let it steH] afresh, however, with a small nocMpq —Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.
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Taranaki Daily News, 16 January 1922, Page 5
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