THE IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
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LONDON, FaußUAiiy2s
la tie Hovtre of Commons to-dry tht Ri»l)fc Hon, M. P Gvi'-nt-PnfT, ILidee-Sccre. Ui v lot ihw Colonic*, in rcpiy to a question, said that the negotiations, which have been (•roceeding between Hie Cape forces and the 8.%&ut0» for tho complete cessation of hostilities, had failed. At the same iiino, Mr Grant.PuH' stated tbV« the Government • c:-uottr:d ih.2 teverify of th'j terma of pcr.ee v. hioh h„>u tjeen prepuce! by the Cap© Governtrjcf ■■'(.
February 20
In the House of Commons to-day the Irish Coercion Bill came on for final consideration, and was read a third time aiid paased.
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Evening Star, Issue 5608, 28 February 1881, Page 2
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105THE IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. Evening Star, Issue 5608, 28 February 1881, Page 2
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