Calcutta, Nov. 18.
Sir Charles Luke, chief superintendent of the central gaol Rajshahi, had a narrow. escape from death to-day when he was fired only a couple of unknown 'He was wounded in the face and neck, but his wife and daughter, she were driving with him at the ime,.were not injured. The assailants' escaped—Reuter.
[Questions were put concerning the reports that the Guinness. interests were transferring their famous brewery to England, while the ex-pore bounties also came up for dis-
The Minister of Agriculture stated that the Government would not pay bounty on exported sheep, where-pon. the leader: of the Opposition asserted that the sufferings ahead for the sheep farmers were almost Incredible, Speaking on the motion, Mr. Cosgrave referred to "this solemn hour in the nation's misfortune" and predicted "appalling suffering and irreparable losses unless the country got rid of the present goverment, The government, he declared, had precluded the possibility of an'hen-unable settlement with Britain and {nad handled external affairs reckless-and irresponsibly, with the that the ce facing politi fand economic disaster.
Mr. de Valera, whom the Labour members supported, replied that the whole aim of British policy was to drive the Trish' people' from behind the Government they had chosen and to. restore the Government (Mr. Cosgrave's) which had worked. 30 amicably with England—Recter,
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