IN THE COMMONS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 11716, 5 June 1916, Page 5

IN THE COMMONS.

i THE IRISH QUESTIONi ' ■ ! •• Tim?? " and Sydney "Sun" Setrie* ;-*• ! (Received June 5, 9 a.m.) I LONDON, Jnne 4. | In the House of Commons Mr As* quith. in moving the three weeks' journment. said that the recess xca*; urgently needed, as by freeing ters from attendance at the House Commons it would enable them to persecute more important and urgentwwar;.i r ; . duties. , Mr Dillon, in urging the necessity of quick settlement of the martial laVr; question and other matters in conned- • tinn wifii the Irish rebellion, said' that lip a a:- not sanguine as to the result Of Mr Lloyd George's mediation, but no " thine lik-.'lv to increase the great difficult confronting Mr Lloyd George. | CASUALTY LIST. ' 4 [ t'r.R Pbt:ss Association'.] WELLINGTON, June <£. Casualty list No. 323 was issued this morning :vs follows: — KILLED IN ACTION. (May 25.) Rifleman J. Bell. died of wounds. - (May 25.) : : Sergeant A. T. Gordon. Tho following wounded were admit* ted to hospital on May 23>*-J7. JVBraid fteft. shoulder); Lanoft-Oorporal: W. R. A. Duntij (head); J. R« : Noble (legs); Lance-Corporal W. L. Jt ; Shand (arm). "~ Tha following ara reported wotm&d r no dai# being -Corporal L. W. Doubleday (thigh); Gunner "BL I. Flemming (back and thigh); Rifleman L. McGlashan (right foot and ch«6it>;Bombardier H. P. Molo (hip); Sergeant--11. F. Wilson (thigh); Rifleman H. E. Mackay (May 23, bayonet wound, right hand); Sergeant J. S. Scoullar (May 1 2-", thi.<rh); Rifleman W. Beckett (Mar I L>(>. wounded);. Rifleman H. W. Shirley' JL (wounded). gg