IRISH BORDERS.
CONVERSATIONS IN LONDON. ANOTHER CONFERENCE TO BE HELD. (jr ciau-rMss Assoeune*— comnmt.) (AI'STEALUS AST} 3-Z. CASH AJSOCUTtOB J (Received November. 29th, 5.5 p.m.) LONDON, November 2S. According to advices from Dublia, President Coagrave reported te Cabinet that the London discussion luted foor hours. It is believed that the President will return to LondonJtrith decisions. Dublin reports that the Minister*. Mr Kevin O'Rigging (Vice-President and Minister of Justice), Mr McGilligan (Industry and Commerce), and the At-torney-General, Mr O'Byrne, have left for London to participate in another Boundary Conference. DONEGAL MANOEUVRES. ACTIVITY OF SPECIALS EXPLAINED. (AUSTRALIA* AMD H.Z. CAJLX ASSOCUTIOKJ (Received November 29th, 5.5 pan.) LONDON, November 28. The Ulster Home Office explains that the gathering of specials in Donegal was part of the annual manoeuvres. [A. message published on Saturday said: Beports from Derry state that Ulster specials, armed with audunegnns, have taken up positions on the border. It is believed that this aetion is related to the expectation that Donegal will be handed over to Northern Island. Others have erected sandbag barricades near dadT.J
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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18552, 30 November 1925, Page 9
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