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Waikato Times, Issue 12868, 15 May 1914, Page 5

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DISSATISFIED. NATIONALIST THREAT. WITHDRVWAL OF 11 EDMONDS SUPPORT. PER PHESS ASSOCIATION. —COPYRIGHT. LONDON, May 14. It is iielie.ed that the Lords will dc lay the division on the second readiiij of the -Home Rule Kill until they re eeive the Vmending Bill. Mr Neil Primrose presided over i meeting of 10 Liberal Commoners. Oni speaker protested against further Ul btcr concessions. It was decide 1 to leputationise Ml Asotiith and express regret that tin eun-runnors have not been prosecuted The Daily Mail re)»orts a division ii the Cabinet on the question of conces .sums to Ulster, but that the peace party was 'he most powerful. Tho Daily Chronicle says that tin omission to icinfoice the troops in I 1 .ster ought immediately to be rectified as the Catholics in Ulster run a veiy real risk from a fanatical outburst by their armed opponents. The Irish Nationalists in Dublin nit greatly dissatisfied with Mr AsquithV Amending I ill, faring other developments ot the exclusion principle. They declnr l that it the Unionists and Libeials coin" to terms for the permanent exclusion ol lister. Mr Redmond will be compelled to withdraw his support fiom the G'oveinment. THE PIRATICAL FANNY. HAMBURG. May 13. The Ulste: gun-runner Fanny has fttrucd, (lying no flag, with her name Ireshh oainfi d in a s< I tool boy hand. The captain is invisible, anil the crew dechne all information. TWO CASES OF HARDWARE SEIZED. ( ONIWINING SWURDS AND It A YON F. IS. LONDON. May I I. The Customs authorities at Glasgow M-ized two i.ises marked "Hardware." shipped Imm London to Clyde for Donegal, i hey contained "iINI swords .iid liaymmts.

RENEWAL OF OPTION. SKXKVNII'M IMIOPHECY. LONDON. Ma,\ 11. Sii \V. itiiiieitson Nieull. iii all ar Hele Hi the Itlltlsh Weekl.X . states tha I'lstei lies '\ ill ohtaili a renewal of ("I Mel's op' I ill at I lie elld ol the seNell ilium. This vMI -i\ ,• Nat imialisi s i»n ;-|.,1!1i e 111 IIMMI with I'lstei . W llelea the shadow ■ com lion w ill pi ovuk« iie feel - hostility.