IN IRELAND
(By Electric Telegraph—Conyright.. AN IRISH DEBATE. (Received this day at 12.25 p.m) LONDON, March 4. , On the reading of the War Emergency Laws Continuance Bill, Mr AVedgewood Bonn moved its rejection. He said that men imprisoned without trial and contrary to Magna Charta were frequent and aided the welding of all classes of Irish opinon against the present administration and British Rule.
Hon Maepherson regretted the speech was calculated to make administration more difficult, and endanger the lives of officials. No law abiding citizen in Ireland lift'd fear the continuance of the regulations. They must remember Hint Sinn Feiners endeavoured to stab the Empire in the hack in its darkest hour. Sinn Feiners tvero now endeavouring to collect arms. Their conspiracy of murder must be broken. Over two hundred thousand adherents of Sinn Fein were iu Ireland, all ready to murder loyal subjects.
Mr Thomas said despite coercion, the state of Ireland to-day was worse than ever, proving the failure of the present rule. Mr Redmond said if it wasn’t tra«ic it would he humorous to see mem hers quarrelling over the corpse of Ireland on the House of Commons dissect- . incc table. Ireland, once again, was the shuttelecock of British party politics. | The Irish people were driven to desporci- , tion. I The rejection was defeated by 291 to 32; ! magistrate shot dead. • (Received this dav at 1.30 p.m.) DON DON, Marc h 4. Captain Shawe Taylor Magistrate at 'Atlionry, County Galway, was shot dead after many previous attempts at assassination MILITARY OR A IDS LONDON, March 4. The military have carried out further extensive raids.
DARING HOLD-UP. (Received this ilav at 1 .Hi) p.m LONDON, March 4
In a daring hold-up of a train at Kincasslagh, County Donegal, effected by armed masked men, they tied up the station master and porters, and fjmasihedl this) telegraph instruments. When the train steamed in they board, ed the engine, and searched the luggage, apparently for arms,
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