AMAZING RUMORS.

Marlborough Express, Volume XLVIII, Issue 72, 26 March 1914, Page 5

AMAZING RUMORS.

EFFICIENCY OF ULSTER

VOLUNTEERS

A NAVAL MOVEMENT.

(Received March 26, 8.15 a.m.)

LONDON, March 25

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ajsazing rainors are ; in earfculatkoi, ! The ; Gtoverament is impressed with > Hie reposte ■of the increasing ■ efficien<gr of the Ulster volunteers, and is determined that the volunteeirs' shaU be surprised and disarmed. ' Mr Churchill suggested thai tfc>f troops should be moved secretly and ; Tepidly, ■and tliat warships b©: stationed in the Liffej. ! The third battle squadron nw«i \ ordered to Lamla&h, and the folirtli \ destroyer division sailed from' Southampton, to an unknown, destination. Sir Arthur Paget, at a blunt «on-, ferenoe with his '-officers',' repealed the echeme, and. wireless messages stopped the movements *of the battle^ißieOn "Saturday the destroyer division^ returned to Southampton. . \