Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-20

Prince of Wales. but he is expected to reserve his real political manifesto for Saturdays meeting at Leeds
 victory for Sir George Younger.
 Todayss events may be regarded as constituting a great victory for Sir George Younger, who upset Lloyd Georges plans for a February election, and has now been the cause of his resignation MT. Lloyd George will continue to hold his seat of office to carry on current busi- ness until the new government is formed.
 The part played by the Right Honora- ble Stanley Baldwin at the Carlton club meeting has broNght his name into great prominence, and it is thought he may be chancellor of the exchequer in the new conservative ministry He has been presi- dent of the board of trade and parIia- mentary private secretary to MT. Bonar Law.
 A point of considerable interest in the , new situation is the fate of the Irish con- stitution in the British parliament. It is not yet knowE whether Mir. Bonar Law, in the event of succeeding in the forrna- ton of a conservative ministry. will de- eide upon an immediate appeal to the country, or whether he will attempt to lcarry.on the. government and pass needful Irish legislation. If he adopts the latter plan, there will be no difficulty in getting the Irish constitution ratified for d. though the "die hards," who are mainly responsible for today's developments, are strongly against the coalition's Irish poll. cy, it is said that they will not attempt to disturb the settlement already made under the treaty,
 l Mrs. Lloyd George, addressing polit. teal meeting Y, London tonight, said that I her husbands health and spirits both i'm. prove when he is engaged in fght-it is like tonic 10 hirn.
 am always meased when there is a i figist going siie declared, Abecause he gives me far less trouble"
 Tribute to Lloyd George. Thirteen union.st members of the late 1 government including Mr. Chamberlain. Lord Birkenhead. the Earl of Ba,four. Sir Robert Horne. Sir Laming Worthington- | Evans and Lord Lee. sent manifesto to the .Vess tonight paying tribute to Lloyd Georges invaluable services to the coun- 1 try and protesting against the decision of the Carlton club meeting as unwise and ungrateful to Mir. Lloyd George They declare they will refuse to carry such a message to the prime minister
 All the election machinery is ready the moment the signal is given for. an appeal to the country The new house of com. mons will, be the smallest since the ac, Of union between Great Britain and Ire. land. as the setting up of the two parlis. ments in Ireland wlthdraws lrish repre. sentation from Westminster The present house of commons consists of TOY mem. bers' but the new parliament will have only SIS members.
 Very noticeable at the Carlton ch,r meeting WAS the divergence of view, among the conservatives with regard tc the policy 10 be pursued towards labor MT. Bonar Law being imbued with non, or the fears expressed by Mir. Chamber. lain concerning the possible advent of s socialist labor government
 John Robert C.ynes, labor leader. in ar interview tonight said that all the nlan, and preparations of his party were com pieef and ready for a general election a, any moment. He added that the resirna lion of the government was the onr proper thing 1t had done in the lag three years, and now. as always. th, government had acted on compulsion.