IMPERIAL POLITICS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 67, 12 November 1912, Page 5

IMPERIAL POLITICS.

HOME RI LE MILL. (By Electric Telegraph.—-Copyright.) (United Press .Association.) 'London, November 11. The Hon. A. jJirreJl Jins promised to cmhcdv in the Hoir.c Rule .Bill Dir. ,). H. Campbell's amendment to exchide Dublin university from the Irish Parliament’s authority, i Acccivi d 8.2 > a.in.) London, November 11. 'idle Gav.erumeut was defeated I>y 223 votes to 206 on Sir Frederick Banbury's (Unionist) amendment, limit - iu si; the Imperial confcribution to the Irish Parliament to two and a half mil dans annually. (Received 9.45 a.in.) London, November 11. ' The Government's defeat was caused hy Dir. Banbury moving an amendment on the Ways and Means Committee. The resolution, ho explained, ' wished to prevent English taxpayers providing money for a Government in which they did not share. A snap division surprised the Government. Tli© Unionists wildly, cheered the result amid shouts of

“Resign.” Tito House adjourned on the Premier’s motion. Twelve .Nationalists and twenty Lahoriles were absent dining (j o division on Mr. Banbury's amendment. THE INSURANCE ACT. London, November 11. Hurlock and others, comieted oj non-compliance with tin; Insurance Act, have obtained from the Ivuig’s Bench a rule uiH’de certiorari to quash their convictions, on the ground that' the regulations were invalid.