The Northern Ireland Members of Parliament who resigned to show their disagreement with the Anglo-Irish Accord on Northern Ireland have, with the exception of one member, been returned to Parliament. On the issue of Northern Ireland the Government is succumbing to Roman Catholic pressure. The attempt to settle the Northern Ireland question without the consent of the Protestant majority in that land was a path fraught with the danger of provoking a civil war in the Province and ought never to have been contemplated. Let the Government ever keep clearly before them that what is at stake in Northern Ireland is the maintenance of the religious and civil liberties of the people in that part of our land, and then they will never be tempted to sell these for a mess of Southern Irish pottage. It is good that the Protestants of Northern Ireland look beyond the hand of man to maintain their liberties and defend them from their enemies. The Lord is the deliverer of His people and He will not fail those that put their trust in Him.