IRELAND.

Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16987, 9 November 1920, Page 7

IRELAND.

MODERATE PARTY'S PEACE PROPOSALS.

(By Cable—Press A-sosiation—CopyjifW.) (Australian and X.Z. Cable. Association.) (Received November Sth. 7.35 p.si-) LONDON". November 8. An unofficial message' states that an Irish conference representing; influential moderate opinion, which has been engaged in Dublin for three months on peace problems, lias now submitted proposals to the Premier, with a request tlj.it ho should receive a deputation. Thev surest Dominion Home KuK\ with" defence limitations, the convocation of an Irish Constituent Assembly to frame a constitution mi those lines Ulster to have its own Assembly ir it so desires, and a separate- Parliament if so decided. RAILWAYS HAMPERED. (Received November Bth. 7.35 p.m.) i ' LONDON, November 8. j Tho Irish rnihvay companies state that the position is becoming critical. Tho dismissals include drivers and tiremen, and trnffio is gradual•£ l ]f m R brought-to a standstill. The Midland Company's service w ; ll probably cease within the next few days. Londonderry was the storm centre in Ireland during the week-end. Jive policeman were wounded. Rival mo&s were busy. CANVASS FOB FUNDS. (Received November Sth. 10.30 p.m.) LONDON. November 8. The. Sinn Fein"r=; in Cork have cireuln.riped householders, announcing a house-to-house collection for funds to continue tho arming of tho volunteers. I