TURMOIL IN IRELAND.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 281, 20 August 1908, Page 7

TURMOIL IN IRELAND.

HOT WORK IN MACROOM.

CIVILIAN OFFICERS WILL NOT ACT. SERVING OF WRITS, (ax tec,£orurn—press association'—combust.) (Rec. August 19, 10.5 p.m.) London, August 19. Owing to lawlessness at Macroom, County Cork, oit'iliau officers refuso to act even under police escort. . Tho Master of the Rolls at Dublin (Right Hon. R. E. Meredith), in hearing an application' for substitution of service at Macroom, declined to transfer the danger of personal violence from the process-servor to the postman. Ho ordered the placarding of writs in tho police barracks nearest to tho residences of tho tenants concerned.

A ROMAN CATHOLIC ARCHBISHOP'S ADVICE.

NO CRIME NOR OUTRAGE. HOME RULE SUBJECT TO CROWN RIGHTS. (Rec. August 20, 0.20 a.m.) London, August 19. The Roman Catholic Archbishop of Melbourne, Dr. Carr, Bpeakirig at Mount Bellew, Galway, said that when tho Irish were appealing to tho civilised world on behalf of Homo Rule, there should bo no crime or Outrage. The Irish ought to show by a wise exorcise of their prasont powers that they aro worthy of larger powers. Then they, would win sympathy,' and, while tho bond of union would bo preserved and the supreme rights of the Crown willingly admitted, tho material interests of the country would .increase. A new Ireland would arise, a new spirit would come into the country, and its resources would bo developed.