CATTLE-DRIVING.
DEMAND FOR SOME PROSECUTIONS. AND THE CRIMES ACT. OT TELEGRAPH—PRESS ASSOCIATION —COPYRIGHT. (Roe. Dec. 1, 4.15 p.m.) j London, Dcccmber 1. "Tho Times" urgos tho prosecution of Irish membors of tho ilouso of Commons, who aro inciting the poople of Ireland to oattle-driviiig, and adds:—"Even if tho prosecutions failed, the Imperial Parliament would appreciate tho significance of the prosecution." '■ Mr. W. H. Long, member for Dublin, a former Unionist membor, appeals to. the British electorates to insist on the application of the Crimes Act. Mr. Cherry, Attorney-General for'lreland, speaking at Dublin, stated that the Government wero giving trial by jury in Ireland tho best possiblo chance.
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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 58, 2 December 1907, Page 7
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