HOME RULE.
ULSTER IN WARMEST
REV. R. J. CAMPBELL'S STATE MENT.
Prese Attn—By Telegraph—Oopjrtget Received 5 spm. London, Sept 14 Rev. K. J. Campbell interviewed after bis visit to Ulster, said the agitation there was in nowise blaff. He hopes chat Lor I Loreburn's suggestion will be carried out. Earl Grey, Lord Brassey, the Hon. Acland, am Mr T. O'Brien support a conference.
IS SETTLEMENT POSSIBLE. NEWSPAPER COMMENT. Received 5.5 p m. Newspaper comments on Lord Loreburn's proposal t3 settle the Home Rule trouble show that the issue is likely to centre on t e question of whether tie Unionists will consent to some form of breakup of toe legislative union. Farmers of the Dnblin County have resolved to lock out two thons and labourers belonging to the Transporters' Union.
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Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 2025, 15 September 1913, Page 5
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