HOSPITAL BRIGADE.

Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 163, 10 July 1914, Page 5

HOSPITAL BRIGADE.

3,000 NtJRSES ENROLLED. {Times and Sydney Sun Services j (Rpi-pived 8.20 a.m.) ■ I ].O\Dl>\. .July !l. ' A hospital MTviii*. including 3.1MM1 niii-p.i. has been organised in connection witli ihe lister volnnteprs. Dnrin-r ihe d'ihiViP on th.- i-ivond read- i in/ <>f :.hf anwnJins hill week ' WLllougirhy •!.' illroke. Ml a point i>f j order, .lekvj if tlipre vmtp any j fi.r '•■ :!.".-<• e\;.ra ordinary proceeding*." Tin- l/.mlc u-ere being inkcii to pH«s tiip encni:d readinjr of a hill to a%enJ the 'i->vvn,;iunt of Ireland Act. wheTca- : ilipre wan no -<in-h Ac; in esiireTK-e. ami probably never would be. The U>t«l Chancellor replied that, the ' j pnvredinfr.- were in avrtcr. The ! fiiunu> '' v n*>t thf npual one. hm it j .v;it- |M>rf(vily |>r*vil>le for Parliament t» ; a-inp; it. I; ivw well L-onsiderc4 and hhe> ntiv; p-mwiiimt. craitw. ' 1,0r.1 Mnrley liien morM the. motion, j ' llf- paid tiipy Avpre the c-nnsid- I t"r.r*tH>n of p Stato nVRPSsiAy. The ! hill 1i.i.l appr->v«i tlinv* tnnr? hy j thr Hrmsp of Mrt wa* rjowed i wiili angTy dirfavrmr in (-rrtain parts oi ! Ireland. That diefarmir. if i; remainwl ■maho-tetl. wp.-j'kl revive th«- reliffioue d>- I r-enj-roiiis of ! I The new *.yr-;rm of povpi-jmrnt in Tro- I I la.nd had ibevn placed; undipr a. horrible j i d-is.nlvjnta-iiP: ivjs starting with di~at its very donr. Jn ortier to mt-cl objeflinne It) the bill importan: <-iianf;cs ha.f W-rn pramisr-d. which, however, rninlied tw departure I from rhr ronvh-tion t.ha:- the Homp Rulp Ui'henip poiild not be better. Jle believed | I thai. ;hv prfftPiW. debate offeT«l thp bret i opportunity "i (liteoVfrinx wbat amount j of common ground existed in. Parliament . for the attaining of preu-p. nExcli;ff : on" Map tho f.mjnring wor.-i. [ nanHvaiM i-mrd !.Morl«7r. "bnt it, rni-ht, j have many in Mil ings and applications, i Lan«l.-rwiiP regarded it as una,t- i traclivp, frn* Lord J.a.mi.i >vcm> reaHy inrajri. tt3 riijfrt to l>f" the exrhieion <ii ■ fvcrvtui'iijr. 'It was -i oardiinal ejror to ; t-npp. ?i- ;!i.it any j>a.Tt of Uletor was i ' itrtinojjpiio.on.-. The. N'atioualist volunieww forme<l a ' f.PTione eomp'i«i-l ion; nnve.ri.helcrF. tbey I • bemjJ tJi diiiiM-l thi> ilhieiAn that Ihe. i ' 'iiiilk of '..in , ;>pffple of the swith and we&i of Ireland had iost lioart and in-li-rr&t in ]I<jmc RnJf. i Noiv that. emx>iira<!fp-TiieTi.L had b*»pn j In armed reeatJiti-c to ihp j Mieii.rnont of an lr»h govp.rrtraent apppaJs ] 1 i i violenrc "and duisonter miiis; spread tv : a dingerfHK. *».\:ent. lie iioped lJiai :h*> I lliiilKi' of Cumnroiis Htnild not assist ■ it living I ri-"t h liftlional jVfJing Lark- mm I ,„,- ~';, l .-,.,-:!..'!- of vKjiifiivf iitvl d:*- ' lnyjltv. itUi.-vn>.i I T,--' .M»n(ii» of l-aitejijwn." dearibrd | ■in , !iif-ae;i r e "j r'ri'ak "'.SI that i< ! '*.;..-..;.i..' /:.<!< :i-ia>;.'.;.>-." iTJieern and ' l.iiiffii!--".! 'I-- .1.-i.ir.-.l that n.> preif ■,;,-,.: otii!.; if [jnnd-ihixl fur Lue pTt«Pn( I ~:-0.-,-.-a;ry-. Kiirfii-rrnori-. 1..n.l Morlpy I |ha.l ae¥irt»l Uih , "in- iirijrliial bill could ■ no-:. I •JifM.arMl. 'Pin- t n.irrni«; e ,-.,„- j 1 :<■-! led inn; ■<■■ \<"'. .■ .iijh'rtd with -the . .r-.-i'iu- ■■<■: priViiiM' iri.il 'if in,1,.-: im jMirtanl proviiv-i- in InJuml *as prej pared :■) ™k: ay i..->e pom: of i he j Th A ;■..'! :o ae.■n>rr,';*'i - np Tvirtintw for xiii ■!, : - ir JS inT'iiiiiii"!. nirr..;.. -irinping a'nou: a -. t: »wn: •:! »r .cni. -—-h.«-r. .if acqir it.--*n<w anl :,,«-, a p |-"^'ir <, 'i *t.rk T r ■ ,i at-r,q r ;na)>'C *.'n,i.Ti .μ-m-. "A:*myf!i it v clear,' , J-oH j Lasedo'inic ca to •*;-, "ia*s I

•I ■„■ , , i j fftmptnras may now be done or a:----1 tr-mpted m a;or; a c.ii.unity. v.w bill js n<r; i>ak-ii!a-»d 1.0 avert :h.u calami:;.. Exc!u*inn is doubly hau-ful to T'ttcr. ; llt implies Home Kuie for ;'no res. .>•' j I Ireland ami the severance of Ulster fr.>m !:b«ir brother frionk'.* in u ;li»r parts. . iThe I*:iion»t6 in the other three pro- j : virKis equally nsen. e'.io.h a eoveran. <\ | "The -a-•'!-• conn; i: , . the indictment | .-ij.f:';-: ■:>■ l-ivwnmrtr. Id the. neccnai;:y ror "X , . "v.-ion :'..r 1 ear '■" worse tilings. : 1; . .\.|;:-;ti is neceeeary ti , ..' , I I'liiuiii-'- prn.<t»t ;iira!i:.'t the futile, i ;vi.-iou» .'.rm of I'Ni-Uwis.n olT.re.l !:i the 'hill." X "ieers.l ! j r.invniiinjt. Uml Ljralovrnr eai.l ■•.,■ j I Ur-Jii'Vdi '".hf iho irritrinal propositi made 1 j !.y Mr. A»qu::h nn M.ir.-ii !t na., 11.,r ! ;mi»w. IT liv- liovernnient ' ] .iv-sired t.. previ|ritati» a <-risis ;! could I elusion than the plan nf v«" rnjs li\ ' k'oim;K'*. I "t '..r.<-i\vf- :i p]r '.ij&rite taken in 'lit-- I I anil ;>mioß -ivere evenly balanced: T.i ■ ; J ifMilt wniiM 'v,. a saturnulia of iniimi- ' -■■•• xod a'l-urd. vexatious, a:nl eiiperMi.'.iii... I; ,;ny cmnitio.- roiu] in favour lot being Ir ft. out mm-. I'arliajnetit w.v.i!.', j rmt !x> jutt-ifiej in compelling tiiom ;•) ■curnve in i-jx yfiare hence. The LordLieutenant 1.he.11 would be advised hy iNwiioiiiilio- Minister* mid wouM likely !bo a Home Eiili>r him.wlf." j r J'"if failurpof this Uet effort to arrest .a '"j; iinraj.-jio miirh:: mean an irre-imed-dMc m>.forti]n« fo Britain. Scmv | 1 people talk lifrhthearipdly of allowing j red blond io How. iPenwmally !:-.< waj' ; more alarmed a: the pr<:Rj»',-; nf ite I pcTimanent i-t.ii:i ii;id nf in the eyre fv f ihe .-ivilieed wirM. Ho iij.rv.le.l 1,, -.!,,. r;,,v.rnment fir it Ite:- ---; ;or solution of :'ic I :-:i=!i prifMnn. I The An-hiiiViiop vi York il)r. (V»no (lorjion Lang I ?nid that I'lster eoultl nor be lorced. awl that th-i-reftire exoJueion I »a< 'ho ohvioue and nerfisrary efinrse. fOhr-.»r*.l ""Hre efcuTnhlinTr ttepe "i our Englie-li polifms."' cont imie.l t'.io archI bishop. ""h3j\e p'.-irred up ;lie aruagonifcis lof t-ii«" Ir-isii people. F liopp that a f'ui-t-cre attemp;. will nsule 1 > -..K-rilii-c party and v> give :!ir rotm--1 try .1 List irhance of an honourable I ppaoo." ■f.ord Wiiloug'.iby de Broke moved the rejee.tion of the brll. The mr-asum. he said, annoiirfeeil the humiliating- failure of the Governiinenifl Irirh poliin-. and_ t!iii= meaivt t.hn mmpl«p brr-nkTlfiwn of in-.- l'a.rLiaitiwmt Act. Now the flovern- ] mull m.me to :lie Lor.i<. rhe i and rejej-.te.l men— (laugMerl— in liplti ! tij..m out ~f its diffWiUlty. ! Tvonl Willoiigb.'ir <Ju Brokv. pr,n----i Timiinor. f.:,1 that-' L.rl Mj.-.l.inr.HlV ' propruaJ of proportional reprrsen.tution. J Nwn.hrr ivitn Home Rn] P within Home 'Rule. ~iirr]it loHiWv n-;or unionists. Kiirl ( rev.T' - s referonco to forr-injj pv(hisioii upon the Catholics of t'lsler i-iiitrro-tin';. in view of the census returns 'of mil. whi.-h show that the Catholics lin lister prnvinre number (if) 0.816. 10 I whirii Belfast City contributes JC..24.". I , while the l'rot*'st:int.s in the provinc-e mimlior SfIO.SSO. and of these Belfast ! ' City has '2!i:j.7t>4. From these fijrures. it i | will he seen that if Belfast City ho dei ducted, there are slightly more (tithidics .than Protestants in I'l'ter province as | a wind.-.