NO SURRENDER

Greymouth Evening Star, 21 April 1914, Page 5

NO SURRENDER

LATEST CABLES

THE HOME RULE CRISIS. ULSTER VOLUNTEERS" ACTION. [Times and Sydney Sun Services-] Received this day at 8.30 a.m. LONDON, April ?0 While the House of Commons are resting horn their .strenuous consideration of the Irish question, Ulster continues her voi 'll teer activities, declares she has lost faith in the .Ministry, and is determined to prep.u'e for the worst. Volunteers are nightly drilling, and the old Deny cry of "No surrender!" uppers on the triumphal arches which greet Sir Edward Carson wherever he goes. Lord Milner urges a repetition of the Hyde Park demonstration throughout Gic-at Britain, and says the danger is that rhe people, should relapse into a fasle se.is'i of security. [per press association—coptrioht.] LONDON.. Aoril 2fi. '.''he Unionist newspapers insist en r. judicial inquiry as the only satisfactory n■•■•(hod of ascertaining General Pagec'a txact words to the officers. General Paget, who left Dublin before the publication of the Unionist Council's statement, visits Hon. Mr Asouith ;.nd returns to his post to-night. Thousands of rifles and ample ammunii:on have reached Ulster volunteers during the past few weeks. Mr. Asqnith submits a resolution relating to the. blocking of motions. He proposes that in' determining whether a discussion is out of order on the grounds of anticipation, the Speaker considers the probability of the matter .anticipated coming before the House within a reasonable time. LONDON, April 20. Mr Asquith, speaking in the House of Commons in reply to Colonel Chaloner, said that there were no grounds for a judicial enquiry into the alleged }jk)t. against Ulster. Mr Bonar Law stated that, in view of Saturday's circumstances and statement, he would repeat the question on 'Tuesday. The Premier crclined to be drawn by numerous questioners on the nature of the reports forwarded by the Irish military commanders. Sir Edward Carson, speaking at Belfast, said that if a. judicial inquiry were instituted, he was prepared to substantiate the indictments made in Saturday's statement.