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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2316, 9 June 1886, Page 2

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(BY RtEOTR'O TELEGRAPH—COPYRIGHT) Kbdter'b Tblbqrahb. London, June 8,, Received Juno 9, 2 a.m,--ln the House of Common* last night the n debate on the Irish proposals , of the I ! Government was continued, Mr Par- f< |Snell spoke and announced, w behalf li j ; of the Irish party, he acquiesced in the a i principle of making, the proposed Jrisli a I Parliament, subject to- tno: Imperial Parliament. He denied having in ut i any way: abused the powers entrusted f( to him, and stated , the Home . Rule Bill would have the effect of speedily putting- a stop to outrages in Ireland. He expressed the opinion -that the Bill woufd ptova a pernmnont triatv of peace between England

and Ireland. Sir Michael Hicka Beach, wlio spoke' next, complained that tin; Bill destroyed Union without R'ltisfvino the natioual sentiment. Mr Gladstone appealed to the House to vote tho principle of the Bill which he declared would make the Union closer. Upon a division being taken the Bill was rejected by 341 to 311, (Jpon the result being known a scorns of great excitement ensued. The House adjourned until Thursday next. Sydkev Juno 8. Captain Wehbfrand Mr Futheiingham (third olhcer) of thu Lyee-iuoon have been' reimmded tor a week charged with feloniously iu connection with the of the Vessel, Paitis June 6. The Grand Prix da Paris was run for to-day. Minting, 1; Polvencte, 2; Sycamore. 3. • London, June 7. Mr Jo.Sftpli Chamberlain lias rejected the final appall of Mr Lahouchere, who, on Imhalf of numerous Radicals urged himjeither to support tho second reading ot the Home Rule Bill oi abstain from voting when the division took place. :