IRELAND.
♦ PHCENIX PARK BUNGLE. (By Cftble—Prr*« Awioeistian—CopyHpht.) ("Tho Timcfl.") LONDON, December Hi. Tho Dublin correspondent of "The Times" states that a military court may investigate the Phoenix Park affair, hut the verdict of accidental shooting Is not jjuestionod. Tho loss of the two lives is regarded as the outcome of abnormal circumstances. Young soldiers lost their heads and acton under nn illusion. Tlio truth is that nil men's nerves aro on edgo in Ireland, nnd nobody knows what erimo or calamity tho next hour may bring. (Au*tralia.n and N./5. Cabin Association.) _ LONDON, December 31. Barbed wire ontnnrclemenfs have been erected round the Vice-Regal Lodgo at Ihiblin Castle. Phoonix Park is now closed at six o'clock in tho evening. A LIVERPOOL ARREST. LONDON, December 31. The arrest of an Irishman in Liverpool, charged with being in possession of a revolver, led to tho discovery of a quantity of arms and ammunition and Sinn Fein literature, supposed to be connected with a scheme to import nrms into Ireland.
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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16721, 2 January 1920, Page 7
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166IRELAND. Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16721, 2 January 1920, Page 7
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