NEGOTIATIONS FOR SETTLE ME NT.
LONDON, May 11. There is much excitement in the House of Commons. The Nationalists and Ulstermen were in full force, particularly as there were reports that negotiations were afoot, Sir E. Car= son and Mr Redmond participating, to settle the whole Irish question. . The rumour may be premature, but many think that the temper of Mode> rate members of the House is suitable to a settlement for the first time in a century. NEW LORD LIEUTENANT. LONDON, May 11. Lord Derby is mentioned as Lord Wim borne's successor as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
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Otago Witness, Issue 3244, 17 May 1916, Page 27
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