WILLING TO MAKE PEACE

Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 62, 7 December 1920, Page 7

WILLING TO MAKE PEACE

MESSAGE TO LLOYD GEORGE FROM ACTING PRESIDENT OP SINN FEIN Bj Ttlesraph—Preps Aiioclatton—CodttlbM (Rec. December 6, 9.10 p.m.) London, December 6. Father O'Flanagan, Acting-President of tho Sinn Foin, has telegraphed to Mr. Lloyd George: "You stato you aro willing to make peace without waiting for Christmas. Ireland also is willing. What is the first! step you propose Aus.-N.Z. Cablo Assn. 1 IMPORTANT PROPOSALS TAKEN TO ENGLAND BY MR. HENDERSON-. ! London, December 5. Mr. Arthur Henderson is returning to England. Labour circles confirm the statement thatf he is the bearer of important peace proposals.—Aus.-N.Z. Cablo Aesn. CARDINAL LOGUE ANXIOUS FOR TRUCE WITH CALMER ATMOSPHERE .FOR DISCUSSIONS. (Rec. December 6, 9.10 p.m.) London, December 6. Mr. Henderson yisited Cardinal Logue at Armagh. Cardinal I/Ogue said ho was deeply anxious for a cessation of violence, and a truce, with a cleaner, calmer atmosphere, enabling discu6sionß with a view to an honourable settlement. —Aus.-N.Z. Cablo Assn. MURDERS'AND REPRISALS DENOUNCED THE ALBERT HALL MEETING. London, December -1. The Albert Hall mee-tijig donounced tho murders of police and soldiers, and also the reprisals, and urged the Government to take steps to bring about a reconciliation and a peaceful settlement—Aus.N.Z. Cable Assn. PRECAUTION AGAINST PISTOLS CRec. December 6, 9.30 p.m.) London,. December 8. A proclamation has been postod in t'he Macroom area (County Cork), announcing that as members of the Crown forces have been foully murdered by apparently innocuous tpersons caifrying ipistols in thoir clothing, all males aro forbidden to put their hands in their pockets in public. Anybody disobeying is liable to be shot at sight.—All6.-N.Z. Cablo Assn. SINN FEIN_PLANS DETAILS INi'APTUBED DOCUMENTS. London, December 4. According to tho "Sunday Times," some of the documents seized recently ordered attacks on barracks while the garrison was weakened by constables attending Divine Service. The documents gave details of the distribution of arms, and contained an expert's report on tho manufacture of Sinn Fein bombs. Tho papers include proclamations threatening inßtant death to anyone assisting tho constabulary or obstructing the soldiers of the Republic—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. ARRESTS IN DUBLIN I.' AN M.P. AND CAPTAIN WHITE. London, December 5. The latest arrests in Dublin include Mr. J. M'Grath, M.P., and Captain White, son of the defender of Lftdysmitji, Sir George White.—Router. POSSESSION OF SEDITIOUS PAMPHLETS. London, December 5. O'Reilly, Town Clerk of Quoenstown, and two others, have been arrested for being in possession of seditious pamph-lets.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable. Assn. ■ BISHOP'S RESIDENCE SEARCHED DOCUMENTS STOLEN BY MASKED MEN. London, December 4. _ Four masked men senrched the residence of Dr. Fogarty, tho Roman Catholic Bishop, of ICillaloe, and stole documents relating to parochial matters — Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. MRS. M'SWINEY IN NEW YORK GREETINGS OF SINN FEIN SYMPATHISERS. New York, December i. Mrs. M'Swiney, 011 landing, was greeted' by thousands of Sinn Fein sympathisers. who paid a silent tribute with their hats off. The Customs authorises barred tho official welcoming committee from the pier. Crowds lined tho streets to they hotel, cheering the visitor.—Aus.N.Z. Cable Assn. ''