ABSENCE OF JUBILATION.
"AN ARMED STILLNESS. ,,
fB» Citlr— Trwf -Asjoeution.—Copjrisht.) LONDON, May 27.
Tbe fears of disorder m Ulster last nigbt as tho result of Nationalist jubilation wero not realised. Londonderry never passed a more peaceful crening. There was a good de-1 of light-hearted promenading in the main strcrt, but everywhere eke matters wero as quiet as a village graveyard. It was. however, an armed rijllncss. There was no rejoicing of any sort, excepting in the form of a littlo bandplaying in a few .southern town?. In Dublin ono publichou.se was illuminated. Tbo people wero more concerned about tbo result of tho Derby. The lack of enthusiasm is attributed io a feeling that tho end has not yet been reached. Tho Nationalists fear that the Bill will bo inoffeotrre, except upon a baiis of permanent partition.
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Press, Volume L, Issue 14980, 29 May 1914, Page 7
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136ABSENCE OF JUBILATION. Press, Volume L, Issue 14980, 29 May 1914, Page 7
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