IRISH FREE STATE.
THE CONSTITUTION BILL. By Thlggraph Ftwi Aasvciatioiv—Copyrirfit AajSi-aJi&u »ad 2fJZ. Cable Astxx i&tiaa. LONDON, December 4. Qq. the motion for the third reading ot' the Irinh Omudaitttian Bill, in the House of Lords, Lord Lansdowne said there had never been a case i© which Parliament had been ao completely denied all opportunity of shaping or modifying the contents of a great Bill Lord Haldane stated that tbo Bill really meant the settlement of the bloody wax in which we were engaged against Ireland. Lord Carson said it was & truce in which the Government did not insert a lino for the protection of their own friends. For their loyalists it had been a year of “hell,” and it was now “hell.'' The Bill was read a third time.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16908, 6 December 1922, Page 5
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