HOME RULE BILL.
TO PASS IMMEDIATELY
A "SETTLEMENT" BILL
FOLLOWS
Cable.--Press Association.—Copyright
LONDON, May 7,
The Government has announced that it has decided against an autumn session.
The newspapers indicate that the Ulster conversation will not be. resumed until the Home Rule Bill is read a third time.
Mr Asquith yesterday conferred with Mr Redmond, and it is believed the Government will novv pass the Home Rule Bill rapidly, and send it to the House of Lords llhe after next. The Government will then introduce and expedite an amending bill as a vehicle of settlement, and it will reach the House of Lords as soon as possible after the Home Rule Bill.
DISLOYAL MAGISTRATE
OWNS GUN-RUNNING
■STEAMER. '
yLONDON,May 7
Mr Augustine Birrell is calling the Lord Chancellor's attention to the fact that Mr McKean, magistrate at Antrim, is the* principal shareholder in a company for Working Lame harbour and also of a company owning the steamer Roma, .which is detained for gunrunning.
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Northern Advocate, 8 May 1914, Page 7
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162HOME RULE BILL. Northern Advocate, 8 May 1914, Page 7
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