IN IRELAND.
CABLE NEWS.
AUSTRALIAN AM. N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION. BELFAST TRUCULENCE. LONDON, July 16 >r The Belfast police were again i'fc--1 T tacked to-day. Military are now patrolling the disturbed area. The Somerset Regiment has boots brought in. .Meanwhile the military are conferring with the police and the civilian authorities.
DE VALERA AND LLOYD GEORGE LONDON, July 16 Mr Lloyd George and De Valera conversed together for eighty minutes to-day. The Premier had previously conferred with Sir Hamar Greenwood and Lord (Tarpon,
It is officially stated that the conversation will be resumed on Monday.
Sir James Craig (Ulster) has reached London. He confers with the Premier, who will inform him and also the Cabinet of the discussions and proposals he lias interchanged with De Valera.
DE VALERA’S WISHES
LONDON, -July Li Apparently Mr De Valera wishes Mr* Lloyd George and himself to come to some definite agreement, and Mr Lloyd George to then settle with Ulster. Mr De Valera has made it plain that he must submit any suggested scheme for ratification to the Dr.'.! Eireann.
Mr De Valera, however, has intimated that lie is prepared to give Ulster at least the same powers as it would enjoy under the Home Rule Act.
It is reported that the crux of Mr de Valera’s compromise is a demand for an Irish constitution on the Canadian lines. By this constitution ' Ulster would have all the. governing power it wants. These powers would be derived from the Central Irish Government.
ULSTER MINISTERS. LONDON, July 16 Following on receipt of communication from Sir Jas Craig (Premier) several members of the Ulster Cabinet have left /Belfast- for London to attend the Irish Conference.
Friday passed peacefully in Belfast, except for the burning of one public house
GUILTY OF TREASON. LONDON, July 16
Three Sinn Feiners at Manchester have been found guilty of treason and felony. Tliev have-been sentenced to 15 years’ imprisonment. One more was sentenced to 10 years, four to seven years, five to live years, and one to three. Two others were acquitted.
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Hokitika Guardian, 18 July 1921, Page 2
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