ANTI-IRISH SCENE.
.. . . > > .^*l 4 =x\i DEMONSTRATION' IN LOltfDQlf. 'ji AFFRAY IN IRELAND . tj Telegraph.—Press Awm—CopnU&ifc ■'«s , Received April 28, 10.30 p.m. ij| m, ... London, April The Irish deuiongtrati<w»" m*. flfejjjb wood Scrub!* caused counts tions by a large crowd hoefc!lttojrilW V i men. Mud and stones were thrown,,' flags WM fMB for SS "® ftfl Five prisoners were released yig^^J •Sixteen farmers .were amMtanifS! Rosecommon in the act of oatUedißE while thousands at Arkloe oelehr»ttS> the return of the hunger-strikers -WWB mobbed and stoned by a party of diers. Th# collision caused the to Are a volley. A civilian was kiwß *nd two othir* wounded '
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Taranaki Daily News, 29 April 1920, Page 5
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104ANTI-IRISH SCENE. Taranaki Daily News, 29 April 1920, Page 5
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