THE HOME RULE BILL.
VIEWS OF MR. DILLON.
"A LONG FIGHT AHEAD."
London, May 23. In a speech at Barnsley (Yorkshire), Mr. John Dillon (Nationalist member for Mayo East and ex-leader of the Irish party) said that he was not over-sanguine regarding the position of Home Rule. There would, he said, be a long and severe fight before the Bill reached the Statute Book. Mr. Dillon added that Ireland would not submit to Ulster's audacious claim to ascendancy. PREMIER TO VISIT IRELAND A SPEECH AT DUBLIN. London, May 23. The Prime Minister (Mr. Asquith) will deliver a speech at Dublin on July 18. . Mr. John Redmond (Leader of the Irish party) will preside over the meeting. A CALL FOR JUSTICE. WHAT IRISHMEN REQUIRE. Sydney, May 24. In a speech at the Australia Day demonstration. Archbishop Kelly said that Ireland had not had justice and liberty under the. British flag. Irishmen could never like that flag until equity and freedom were obtained for their country-
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15002, 25 May 1912, Page 7
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