THE LAW IN IRELAND.

Mataura Ensign, 25 February 1909, Page 3

THE LAW IN IRELAND.

♦- DI'JUTi: IN THE LOM'io.Vv I.V tlli-iru 'l Ll ■.It.M-tt - i.-flite-iir. l-ia: I'M.i.;. rt.'i ss .\-..-ooiai io.n. LONIioN. I-Yb -J I. li, the lio'i.-- of I'onmtons a twodays' debate lias boon hei-un ..u Karl lVrci's nmondmei.t lo lb.- Adilrr-s .n-lieph. <l ■plorine. tli.it oo . .(.'. Mia! olTorts ha"..' be.-,, i.ia.ie to ..-tore ttV uuthoriU of 11..' b.u o! Ireland to jiroieel ilia riYin.'nta.i raits of tlv saibuot. Karl V r.-.v eaiphas.se.i thiippuliiiijr situ.-t.'.n. lie a-sed why; too l-M a l.- I'tir. haso lopimiss ..ii..i s ' li.nl not ho-a Uf-triictod lo reiiisc to purchase land wb.iv luitiuulat ion pi'"-; Milled, lb' urm'd that Hie C.viy;..h Act was neces-.ir\ to protect witnesses Mr A. Hirivll .1 im i S..cretar : for | lrehindi ftretiii.m.siy ium tiled o.dministrat.oii. al-o Hie proseeut aati of i-attle-dnvor- utidc .m L-Mwa.nl 111. Statute, wl.teh U- claimed, was ....cellent U<r the paioos--. He declared that caM:e-dri\:u." was rapid-I ]\ decreasme but d.-plorad lh.. ox-, ii.icnc- "f b0;... ; t a-a wb-ah n, not .Mippr.ssati! ■ i ' a:.; part a-bar ('Unas ~i. Ho would in.' oppose a meaare rleaiine; "it'll bif-anus, py-v-ilinc it was made applicable to the whole t>i the L'nitcd kingdom. ,\t present the. facts did not warrant the enforcement of the Crimes Act. Messrs J- H. Campbell (Conservative) W. Redmond (Nationalist) and 6. H. Butcher (Conservative) also /■ .' »fll«li—. • - '•--.—■ '~'^ !

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