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London, September 25 Mo Condon, M.P., has also been arrested for making inflammatory speeches. Mr itevitt, in a series of articles in the Labour World, asserts that he is prepared to prove that James McDermo, of Brooklyn, in 1883, with money supplied by the British Consul-General .at New York and Dublin Castle, organised rtyna mite plots in Canada. Cork, and Liver-* pool, and afterwards handed orer his dupea— Peathersotne, Deasy, and others — to the British police. ' Lori Salisbury distinctly refused to mak/O further concession s to Portugal. The police are deluding tbe public frpm the precincts of tbe courts in Tip perary. Mr Harrison, M.P., and others teceired tetrere injuries from blows with batons, and .Vtr Morley had a narrow, es' cape of being hurt.
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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 44, 27 September 1890, Page 2
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