IRISH AFFAIRS.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17633, 9 December 1922, Page 15

IRISH AFFAIRS.

FREE STATE. ?" Premier, submitlina; d£ to the K.D B £** »-find. Government K«th ern Iroland - crfi- passible way to J<a was tor oaring « >* Ferried an identical moSfeta yarned. «r Kgone to London. »«* £f State Treaty proJ* SdJexpiration of one Act or 5*VtJXh Free State dial! T*P**» Northern fe4£Siws of the Goto Northern t* •J! full force and effect ** in ° Oration of the said »l!ffl« of Parliament ot » I SSSmS that effect, the "-Sp'rliament and Goyernjtflri* **» State shall no K Northern Ireland and of the Government of M 111, so far aa they *i Ireland, continue to !}•£ and effect, and the SftftAoß have effect suof Sary modifications. In SfgffcPßb-P^ou^ the bmjndarie, ffitfc-leelana and the rest 0 BUG'S GOODWILL __ t * f LONDON, Decembci 7. flu-piper suggests that the jirjesonaUy open the Free lament in Dublin, basing its bo on tie King's speech at the rrf#e Northern Irish PaTliaiJiiM, 1921, when he expressed m tiit occasion might present t" fajßrpiag ft similar ceremony liem'lreland. Bug tat ft remarkable message jjpß'fe the Governor-General, K.C., and the PreMr W. T. IMS LATEST CRIME, j PS*.?* i p MUBDERED. | £ , '' 4 i 7. pn ) of the l»tß;P»hament, wi# shot dead iliE oa 2n'» nyio Parliament. member, was I caused a senales and Mr enter a car ed fire. Mr Hales, cried Ferris Streef d' a minute ital. A bultr O'Malley, itish troops r after the ied x the murthe officers and dashed his revolver, lurderers esitreets. Mr the late Mr is's brother egulars, and ight ago. I, announced lies, and the the DeputySales and n a hackney )een waiting fire with reing a bullet in the right in the back ailants scatISON 5.5 p.m.) icember 7. »red car and >m, County i Free State Siting conW one man ly wounded, * gathered ammunition 'detain such HTBLBX t» were not