THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT
AUSTRALIAN' AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION. V IN THE COMMONS IRISH POSITION. ' LONDON, March 3. 1 Replying to a question, Mr Lloyd ‘ George said the Government was per- 8 feetly willing to give facilities to elect ed Irish representative to discuss the 1 . problem of Irish Government, blit he 1’ could not permit certain persons who had taken part directly in the murders ‘ to participate in the negotiations. Mr Devlin, Nationalist M.P., asked 1 whether these observations were made ( to the representatives of the Boers when asked to meet the British repre- I sentatives and whether some things ' done by tbe Boers, were simjlar to those x done in Ireland. • ( Mr Lloyd George said he emphatic- * ally resented this as an insult to South 1 Africa. There was no comparison be- J tween the men who fought openly in s the field, with those who paraded the i streets in civilians dress and shot o guardians of the law. (Cheers). s
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Hokitika Guardian, 5 March 1921, Page 3
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163THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT Hokitika Guardian, 5 March 1921, Page 3
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