IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
Preax Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. London, February 14. Mr DUlon'g motion, f,hat the refusal of the Government to mibmit the Horns Haie question to Parliament bad aroused the deepest discontent and ressntment, was rejected by a largo majority. The Irish party voted solidly for tbe resolution. < February 15. Mt L^bcuobere has withdrawn liis amendment t;o the Address-in-Raply iußistlng on an inquiry into the position of the Chartered Company repeating tbe Transvaal. lie Harrington moved that the Government should show clemency towards prisoners convicted of dynamite outrages in Ireland. Sir M. W. Ridley, the Home Secretary, in reply, said the Government must decline to release the prisoners convictad of dynamite outrages.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10596, 17 February 1896, Page 2
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