IN IRELAND.
(Reuter’■ Telegrams.)
REPORT ON CORK FIRES. • LONDON, D-c 17. The Labour Commission in Ireland, after making their inquires, report tlmt it was the Crown Forces who set fire i.o tho 450 Cork buildings. , . MESSAGES. "*'• LONDON, Deo 16. The Inspector-General of the Irish Constabulary has sent a message to the Roman Catholic Bishop of Cork, expressing “deepest sympathy in the appalling tragedy resulting in the death of Canon Magner. Bishop Cohalan has replied as follows:—I cannot accept, or convey, to the relatives of the murdered Canon, verbal sympathy of an Inspector-Gen-eral whose men are murdering my people' and who have burned my City.”
DR CLUNE LEAVING ENGLAND. LONDON, Dee 16
Archbishop Clune, of Perth is returning to Australia by tho Ormonde after his attempt to secure peace in Ireland by interviews with the British Government.
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Hokitika Guardian, 18 December 1920, Page 3
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