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mise becomes impossible unless the Govern
menr is prepared to abandon some - =:

t. VITAL. PART OF THE 11LL,
every provision of which they have over and
over again declared to be essential to salts
factory solution Of the land question. Mr..
Gladstone is stated OIL good authority to
have assured his Immediate supporters
that TIC "wou1d not yield all iota." Unless;
lie is prepared to see the great measure on
which lie las hopes for the pacifcation and
reconciliation or Ireland mutilatcd and
rendered useless, he must insist OIL
the retention of all the vital provisions of the
] bill. \ compromise can therefore only bc
effected by the Government or the Lords re-
ceding from the position they liaye taken.
/ THE LORDS ExcCsE.
| a TO the TTfstt,7s associated Press.
| LONDON, Aug. 13.-The reasons stated by
the Committee of the House Of Lords for dis
agreeing with the Commons on the amend
| mcnt to the Land bill are mostly n para
| phrase Of the arguments i'll the debate OH
tile amendment limiting the amount OF COM
pcnsation for disturbance. They propose -
scale BY which it shall in no case exceed
E500. Relative to Parnell's amendment pro-
yiding for a suspenion of proyidings against
| tenants. they declare it would be unjust to
creditors to postpone recovery Of just debts.
THE l1SGLo-FEENcII TREATY.
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fo<nr of a revision of the Constitution which
will have stronger consequences than they |
probably lmagine.''
t,o,nmantipr o1, t}a ran,ar,.s thot 1,ava been |
naf}e concerning the lacl, of signs of popular /
Indignation at tna action of the Lords. tho
pu]i NM Gn-ette concludes rs follows. |
..,Juch as ". dislike the re,ornition Of mon-
etar mcetinys and torc1irht nrocos.ions ~ :,
nnressnrv .adiunct tn mr. Const;tut;on arJ
machinery # is avlf,o,it that they onIv, ,ra
chcck on CONSERVATIVE peers the tin,a is
slort Int lonr enourh tn enligttan Lori
Salisbury m the real statc of nuhi;c oninion
and save the Peers from suicide The Mod
crate Conservatives cannot render b,ttpr sarv.
ice to the Constitution they desire to main I
tain than by organizing demonstrations.
n1Loy
writes from Dub,in that he is unah]e tn mn
dergo the exertjon Of appearinc in his seat
in the Commons the present session of Par
1iament.
ANOTHER SCARE.
Five rifles were deposited at IN early hour