ULSTER POLITICS.
ARREST OF DE VALERA. large force of police. IST C4lM—russ AMOCJATIOS (KCCTEB'S TSLE3IUMS.) LONDON*, October 27. Mr de Vtilers was rearrested who* entering .St. Colonib's Ilall to address ft meeting iu violation of the notice served on hiin last week not to enter the northern arcn. Over 250 police were prwnt in and around the hall to effect the arrest. Mr de Valera was taken to Belfast tinder a strong police escort. A HOSTILE CROWD. "PI T A BULLET INTO HIM." (ACSTRAUAX AXD N.E. CAH.E MSOCIATIOX.) (Received October 26th, 10.30 p.m.) LONDON, October 27. Mr de Valera was conveyed to prtsou in n Black Maria. "Rio crowd ' booed'' him outside tfa* station, and ttkerc wert- fomo crios of "Put a l>ullct into him!" Only the presence of the police prevented do Valera being mobbed. It is expected he will Ik> detained till after the election, and later will bo charged under the Ciril Powers Act, under which he is lioble to a maximum of two yours' imprisonment.
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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18216, 29 October 1924, Page 9
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169ULSTER POLITICS. Press, Volume LX, Issue 18216, 29 October 1924, Page 9
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