... remain within United Kingdom protection for just as long as she pleases, and this, of all times, is the least opportune moment to drag this old quarrel beyond the confines of Dublin. We cannot think that any serious observer in the United Kingdom is willing ...

... DAIL APPROVE BILL TO CHECK REBELLION United States Dollars for I.R.A. Captured ASSASSINATION, FINAL END OF REBEL ACTIVITIES Early to-day the Dail approved the Bill to authorise the internment of suspects without trial. On the final stage a division ...

... of the (Irish Republican Army, for, apart (altogether from the fact that Eire (herself never can become an efficient IState unit so long as the LR.A. con- Itinues to be a nuisance, Britain —or rather England—has suffered somejwhat at the hands of hooligans ...

... ayne and his and every staircase was soon blocked :y Cocnrane, gave a by roaring flames, says the British he B.E.F. in France United Press. Of those who had suites on the Cochrane and Mtssjupper floors, few escaped alive and nack. Mr. Payne was| un n ur ed ...

... TO PEACE. Mr. De Valera ha.s made representations to the British Government concerning the sentences of death passed two Irishmen in connection with the Coventry explosion. Washington, Wednesday, eraling America's determination out war. President Roosevelt ...

... Prime Minister of Eire, has made representations to the British Government concerning the sentences of death passed on two Irishmen at Birmingham Assizes in connection with the Coventry LB.A. bomb explosion, in which five persons were killed and more than ...

... remain within United Kingdom protection for just so long as she pleases, and this, of all times, is the least opportune moment to drag this old quarrel bej'ond the confines Dublin. We cannot think that many serious observers In the United Kingdom are willing ...

... MR. DE VALERA'S PLEA Irishmen Sentenced For Coventry Explosion Mr. Valera. Prime Minister of Eire, has made representations to the British Government concerning the sentences death passed two Irishmen in connection with the Coventry explosion. This was ...

... situation lay with the leaders of the Government and of the Opposition to find some scheme by which they could unite together. It was only a united National Government that could make any impression on the problem of Partition. Prof. Johnston said he had ...

... Smithson and Margaret Pedlar. were popular. elso Wild West and detective stories. A few books of Irish history or biography ut Irishmen were also is den,a ad , and thou were supglied. Fainianorthy miblio centre asked for an extra eopply of books for the Christmas ...

... Irishmen Must Join Up EXIT PERMITS REFUSED Exit permits Ireland have been refused to men of Irish birth who are of military age and have been living in this country for two years. Applicants for permits must be backed by two clergymen or other persons ...

... only political problems. but against fellow-Irishmen. - The Deputy’s concern was not to allow this country to get into a position vis-a-vis Great Britain that Mexico had got into in respect to the United States.‘ but Mexico to-day possessed much more ...