DISORDERS IN IRELAND.
o AMENDMENT TO THE ADDRESS. TO BE MOVED BY IRISH UNIONISTS. By TelegrHpfi. -rFress Association.— Copyright. (Received February 1. 8.2S a.m.) LONDON, 3l6fc January. lii the House of Commons an amendment to th'fs AcMress-iu-lleply will be moved by the chairman of , the Irish Unionist parl(j-,' icgrcUins the absence in the Speech, from the Throne of any reference to the increase of agrarian cruno and disorder in Ireland.) or in assurance that measures will be taken for the better protection of life and property, and for the Teprescion pf lawlessness 'and intimidation. iIiOTEST AGAINST LENIENT MEASUKES. SIR ANTONY MACDONNELL RESIGNS. LONDON, 31st January. The Irish Times, Unionist and principal paper published in .Dublin, asserts that Sir Antony P. Maedonncll, Undersecretary to the- Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, has tendered his resignation. The reason for this step, it is stated, is that Sir Antony wished to resort to bterner, measures in dealing with offences against law and order in the disaffected distiicts where cattle-driv-ing has been going on, and that Mr. Birrell, Chief Secretary, would nob sanction such a course of action. '
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Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 27, 1 February 1908, Page 5
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