THE KING AND IRELAND.
COMMENTS ON THE ABANDONED VISIT.
By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright
LONDON, Mar. 14. The Globe says the League in Ireland, springing from the tiniest beginning, has now grown up as a tree, which the Government were afraid to strike
The Freeman’s Journal says that Ministers are afraid to allow the King to see the barbarous methods of the Castle, which have aroused the deep resentment of the people. The Unionist newspaper Ireland blames the blatant disloyalty of the minority representing the real feeling
of the Irish, and Dir Redmond for not repudiating the conduct of a section clinched tlie Ministers’ decision.
Keen disappointment at the decision is fell at Belfast and Cork.
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Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 365, 15 March 1902, Page 2
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