THE HOME RULE BILL.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4415, 11 May 1893, Page 3

THE HOME RULE BILL.

Disorderly Scenes.

Afiptiowtion of the Closure.

Lonuok, May 9.' Tbi Home> Stjla Bill ia now being iu Committee. Tbe Bitting are ol an angry and excited and disorderly sceues aro fr«|igtMt, owing to tbe refusal of the Govs™meat to debate tbe emendosecij. Mr Chamberlain proposed to postpone tbe first eight clauses until clause ftiM wus decided, bat Mr Gladstone xThejtepcaal was rejected Ur ir euited that he will sahiUi. elause 9, which treats of Irish in the Houae oi ComSisab, dS it stands. Mr Oorlisgfe amendment, assertittg iSiB aaprame' authority of the - Parliatcsnt, gave rise to a as&es, and the closure was applied, Jta tasait being that tbe proposal was iLcidl&Etskiiph Churchill's amend «aea> ako was negatived, whereupon indignantly moved to re« Taa Premier dosied that there wus « amoogst his fcllowerE to *eauJfl alloit, and justified tbo nse of «ltaelo«tre. Uj Ha tbe grosent ao progress has Sheriffs ol London, in their of silettj marched to the House m and presented a petition lam Oil? against Home Rule. jilts Djily Cbnmiels cenndersthat Ifecjfcjt fill oast a heavy shadow )»tf Irwb eaoae. Iu diMossing At Sim Hale Bill in Committee, AsMph Chnrohill said the ?Jil>jjtn< woa!d "not sabtnit to. ho wiMninpoa Mr Tim Healey ffjtoa&iwr 1387." .' Goamberleia declared HuC tka KaUonsKits had been i^igpi«r«d f " 4a& that a stop should be Cria£toue>j replying to tbe lat« VTi to state the conditions the Irish members should i# it Westminster until tbe • i = v 4M&sn of a separate Parliaz " determined.