THE IRISH PROBLEM.
SINN FEINERS AND THE CONVENTION. .By Telegraph.—Press Association. London, June 19. Mr. Bonar Law, in the House of Commons, said that the Sinn Fein movement was not organised sufficiently to enable anybody to speak authoritatively on its behalf. The Government did not 'think the holding of the convention should be dependent on the assent of dissent of individuals. SINN FEIN RIOTS. Eeceived June &), 8 p.m. London, June 20. , The Sinn Fein demonstration over the released prisoners lasted till midnight. Two persons scaled the wnlls of ; the ruined post office and tied the Sinn Fein flag to the arm of the statue of liberty over the portico, and sang, "Who dares to speak of aEster week?" , The police entered the building, end a revolver shot was heard. The crowd dis«'j persed, but paraded later in O'Connell | street, and destroyed fencing and tore down recruiting posters. Two were arrested.
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Taranaki Daily News, 21 June 1917, Page 5
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150THE IRISH PROBLEM. Taranaki Daily News, 21 June 1917, Page 5
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