, 1911-07-05
ST- CRNTN STANINN.

liked, the Kings portrait IS crIjlclzed, also
the workmanship; and they may perhaps be
withdrawn.
Their Maiesties arrived at Windsor, after
passing through Eton, for the week end, and
Will then start upon their lush tour. The in
v~estiture OF the coronation honours is fixed
for the thirtoenth and viii be among the lar
gest ceremonials Of this sort known.
Dublin is making preparations upon a
large scale with decorations and illumlna-
tons. and Saint Patrick'5 Hail is being bright
eued tor the investiLure Of the knights OF
Saint Patrick, including Loru hItchoner and
the Earl Of Granard. twenty seven war
ships viii participate in making the greatest
demonstration III IRISH waters.
Mr. John Redmond urged the Nationalist
to participate on account OF it's usefulness
IN fine promotion of Home Rule, but Mr..
Dillon and others opposed and non atten-
dance was voted by 80 TO %. Mr.. OConnor
advises the issuance Of an explanation OF
their abstentlOn.
A conservative forecast Of the impend-
mo political crisis is that the Govern
ment will dissolve for q mandate
upon Home Rule. Lloyds' premiums against
q General election have advanced sharp
w.. The Times, among others, dlscov-
efs a change IN popular opinion, but the
SOD6cLaIOI UDluho CA0 Oti0AC 49,
until after the Veto Bin is disposed Of. A
prominent forecast is that the Government
will allow the Lords to pass an amended
Bill, and then take a vote OF the Commons
regarding invoking the Kings ~prerogatlye.
TT il only a week since the coronation and
already politics are more embiitered than
they we're before. Mr.. Wed3wood has CIV
en- notice of q resolution thai the House OF
Commons will consider the Bill rejected
unless the Lords have passed it before the
fifteenth.
The calmness among the people contrasts
strongly with the agitation among the po-
Etieians, and many Ninisterials have private
IL protested to the Government against a
general election, even suggesting they
should not contest their seats.
MIR. Edwards, Liberal Member for MID
Glamorgan, in a speech at Barry, asserted
antboritatively there will be no election upon
the Veto. Mr.. Asquith, he declared, pos
sesses sufficient guarantees and VIII h9ht TO
n finish in Parliament. The cabinet appeal
to their supporters for patience.
The LORD Chief Justice has ordered Mr..
Bottomley to pay fifty thousand pounds
DANA ges to the estate of Mr.. Master, q re-
tired Madras Civil servant, who bought
shares upon Mr.. B~ottomIey's mlsrepresenta-
tions. Counsel hoped to obtain a sentence
Of penal servitude for Mr.. Bottomley. The
latter declared that Counsel was a black
mailer. Lord Alverstone allowed a stay OF
execution upon an engagement to pay forth
with.
The shipping strike has been settled at
Liverpool, Belfast, Grimsby and Hull. a
steward has been arrested upon Suspicion OF
causing a fire on the Canada and remanded.
III a Transport Workers Federation held q
meeting and discussed striking in London.
Mr., Havelock Wilson said the seamen,s
Union will make it hot for Mr.. Churchill
in the House of Commons because a number
Of ships have sailed improperly manned,
The Paris Temps" says the Foreign
Office has answered Germany that II
Is surprised by and regretted the ac-