100 years ago today: an unexpected development on the Ulster
crisis. The King has summoned
representatives of British and Irish political parties to a conference at
Buckingham Palace in order to discuss outstanding concerns regarding the future
of Irish government and the first meeting of the eight members of this conference,
presided over by the Speaker, would take place today. The second reading of the Amending Bill has
not taken place. There is further
description regarding the King’s inspection of the “vast armada” assembled in
the Solent at Portsmouth and the acknowledgment that further expansion of the
navy is necessary.
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