IN IRELAND
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IRISH RAILWAYS STOITIML LONDON, November
The Irish railway companies now state their position is becoming critical. Their dismissals of men now include both* drivers and firemen. Tlie ; r traffic is gradually being brought to a standstill. The Midland Railway will probably cease in a few days. LONDON, November 8.
More rioting has been caused at Londonderry. It was a storm centre on {Saturday. Mobs / were at variance. Five police were wounded. LONDON, November 8.
It is reported that Sinn Feiners in Cork 1 have circulated households announcing a house to house collection for funds for the arming of volunteers LONDON,, November 8.
A message referred to as unofficial states that the Irish Conference, representing influential moderate opinion, which has been engaged at Dublin for three months past endeavouring to find a. peaceful solution acceptable to all parties, has advanced a further stage. The committee has completed its de and has now submitted proposals to the Premier with a request he receive from them a deputation.
They suggest the solution of the Irish question is Dominion Home Rule with certain defence limitations. They urge the convocation of an Irish Constituent Assembly to frame an Irish constitution on those lines.
They recommend that Ulster should have its own Assembly if it so desires and also a separate Parliament jf it is so decided.
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