, 1912-05-11

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Ulster to wear such letters, and Ulstcimen
were prepared to die before sacrificing
everything that made life worth living. Sir
Rufus Isnacs denied Irtland's lAwlessness,
and scoffed at listers loyalty being "ondi-
tional upon coercing the majority OF their
countrvmen. he asked Sir Edward Carson
whether he world accept Home Rule upon
a popular mandate, the latter asked wheth-
er a popular mandate would be asked; Slr
Rufus Isaacs tywitted Sir Edward Carson
upon his refusal to ANSWER a plain question
when he had already declared publicly that
never, under any circumstances, would Ulster
accept Home Rule, This passage delighted
the House.
Three Archbishops eighteen Bishops, many
members Of the f1ouse OF Commons, includ-
ing the Speaker, and recognized leaders in
science. liter ,ture and law, are among the
two hundred signers Of 4 memorial to kus.
STA, resembling a similar memorial from Ger
many and France, protesting against the So
called accusation or charge Of ritual murder
resulting in the massacre of IeWs AT Net
and elsewhere. The memorial dlsclalms any
intervention in Russia's domestic Admins
%trution, and bases its protest upon humanity,
The battleship Bulwnrk bumped the Bar
row sands during 4 trial after rehttlug, and
buck.ed twelve armour plates. She reached
Chatham leokIng.
The Archbishop of Canterbury ottciated Mt
the memorial service for the late King + ward
at the Albert Memorial Chapel Windsor on
Monday. The King and Queen attended and
Princess Y .ctorin deposited Queen AIexan-
drN's wreath.
There viii be brilliant aviation mlnoeny-
res preliminary to the naval review 10 'ce'e-
brate the anniversary of King Georges nc
cessiou.
According to a Berlin despatch, it is e2-
pected that Baron Marschall Won Biebersteiu'
Herr Won Bethmam Hollweg and the Kaiser
will meet at Carlsruhe on the twelfth, prepar-
atory to Baron Won Bieberstein undertaking
n preliminary mission to England, resembling
Lord HuldaLe's to Germany, before definite
" taking over the Ambassad0rsliip TO Eng
land.
Probably Herr Won Kidorlin Waeehter, the
Minister for Foreign Affairs, will succeed Bar
ON Won Biebelstein us Ambassador TO Tur-
KEY, and Count MetternIch, the present Am
bussador to England, take a long vacation
following his failure to cooperate with ST.
Edward Grey in A~nglo-German ne8otia-
tions.
Ottawa. MAY 8th-Mr Foster, Minister Of
Trade and Commerce, announces he mas can
celled his plans for visiting South Africn re
SuIuluS I6CIpIOClN } NH'Nh H"' = C.
partially arranged. Tie negotiations will
be continued by correspondence in order TO
permit Mr.. Foster TO attend the Imperial
Trade Conference in London.
Washington, May Sth-The House of Re
representatives. has passed a resolution asking
tie President to summon an international
Conference regarding uniformity Of lifes"y-
ing regulations on board Ships trading to
United States ports.
Lond on, May 9th.-The Peninsulor and
Oriental Compony's sailors, tremen, cooks
aud st ewards have struck Tor the employ
ment of two white seamen and q white coxs-
vain for each lifeboat. Upon the Companys
refusal to exceed the Board of Trades stand
ard The transport workers were summoned
to support tbs and similar demands upon
other companies.
In the House Of Commons, Sir Edward
Grey answered that upon the conclusion OF
his Australian tour Mr.. Bryce will resume
his duties at Washington in September.
Mr.. John Redmond protested against charges
against an Ambassador upon the high sens,
without an opportunity to know or answer
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