BRITISH POLITICS.
PARTIES CANNOT AGREE ON HOME RULE.
I PER PRESS ASSOCIATION. I
London, May 8 — The Conservative party have resolved to resist the separate treatment of Ulster.
Mr John Redmond declares it ia impoa sible for tho Nationalists to agree to the election of the English Parliament.
The Time* endorses the report that tho Government have resolved on the retontion of the Irish members at Westminster in full numbers, and that they should have full power to vote on all subjects The Opposition decline to accrpt the proposal, and express great indignation on the question. They also are indignant at Mr Gladstone's proposed intention to postpone the financial clauses in tl.e Home Rule Bill until the remainder of the measure has passed through Committee in the House of Commons.
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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 9692, 8 May 1893, Page 2
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