THE POPE A ND IRELAND.
(From M cw York llorihl.) London, Novmnbef 32.—The correspondent of The 'rimes nt Rome says:—“ It is w--ll known in Vatican circles ili.it the Pope is much em »>•- rassed about Irish affairs. Ho full understands that it ia no a question between Protestants and hut between the friends of order and the anarchists. He openly disapproves the agrarian movement, and sincerely desires to assist the English government if pos-iUIe. He is well aware that he is only lie-mu ' one side of ihe case ; and he feels that were lie to break silence, ho might, in seeki> g to do good, produce a contrary result through his imperfect knowledge of the affairs.”
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Dunstan Times, Issue 985, 4 March 1881, Page 3
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116THE POPE AND IRELAND. Dunstan Times, Issue 985, 4 March 1881, Page 3
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