THE IRISH PARTY.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXII, Issue 9633, 23 March 1910, Page 5

THE IRISH PARTY.

CONFERENCE WITH LIBEUAL LEADERS. Received Tuesday, 10.00 p.m. LONDON, Tuesday.

Mr L!oyd-Geroge, Hon. A. Birretl, the Master of Elibauk (Hou. J". Marray], Mr Redmond, and Mr Dillon, held a conference lasting au hour. The result is unknown, but th . Ministerialists are hopeful that a modus vivendi will be arranged.

The Daily News states that tlie resolutions will create profound satisfaction throughout the country, as they aro not complicated by the question of the Second Uhauibor reform, The Chronicle says that auy serious disunion wouul be fatal, as the passage of the Budget is essential. The Radical lobby opinion criticises the provision whereby two years must elapse between the first introduction and the third rejection. This will have the effect of sterilising the closing years of a Parliament's existence.

, The Lords agreed at the committee stage to two of Lord Roseb.ry's resolutions. A lively discussion followed Lord Kiliauiu's proposal to limit the application of the third resolution to the future peerages,

Lord Rosebery, the Duke of Northumberland, and Lord Lansdowno urged Lord Killauin to withdraw his motion on the ground that the amendment was open to criticism aud that the Peers desired to preserve their own interests. Lord Kifhtuiu agreed to this course, and tho debate was adjourned.