Dublin, Aug. 12.
In the Dail Bireann to-day, Prosident Cosgrave introduced Bill Fimilay to the British Bill for the Durpose of supplementing the fish' Treuty. He arked the can to adjourn till Oetabce when the remaining stages would be tal ins Me. Johnson, the Labour Party, asked Fireann not to. agree vending of the bill wer of the the Dail to the fiver Mr. Cossrave, proposing the ail-Journment of the debate until Oelo her 1 (7 21), said that the House Would be stimmoned eavlior if necessary.
The Nationalist, Mr. Sean Mityoy, ehjeeted to executive measures to yet the Treaty enforced. He urged that with the Bill before the British House of Commons they had to con-Hider the possibility that a general election Ireland might again, become the shuttlecock of British The Dail decided to vit till the finish of the debate, The Piesident, replying to Mr. MeGrath, former. Minister of Commerce, raid that the Government did vot intend to proceed with the Bill nnatil it had passed the British House of Commons, The Bill then passed its first reading by 60 votes to 10.—Reuter,
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