IRISH AFFAIRS.
A NEW LEAGUE. Per Press Association —Copyright. LONDON, February 28. A conference of Nationalists in Cork —over which Mr O'Brian presided—decided to found in the spirit of the broadest toleration for Ireland, a league aiming to unite Irishmen in a concentrated movement to obtain selfgovernment and promote other projects. THE CRAUGHWELL MURDER. (Received March 1, 9.10 a.m.) LONDON, February .28. i The suspects in conection with the ! murder at Craughwell in January have been released.
(A message despatched from London on ■January 23 reads as follows: Two enicrgonoy men, under the protection of Constable McGoldrick, were engaged in broad daylight yesterday in rebuijding the walls of an evicted farm on Lord^ C'lanricarde's estate a/G Craughwell, whe.n both received gunshot v.-ounds from assailants cono^'aled* behind • a hedge. Constable JjeG'olttrick, while pursuing them, was shot dead. Subsequently a blacksmith and? two farmers were arrested' on suspic-^ ion.)
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXIX, Issue 7733, 1 March 1909, Page 2
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