ARCHBISHOP REDWOOD ON THE IRISH QUESTION.
NEW PLYMOUTH, June 24,
Aruhbishop Redwood arrived here last night, and an address of welcome was presented him. In replying, he said, witli reference to the advocacy of justice being done to Ireland, that he embraced the opportunity of again asserting that she was entitled to it, and all his sympathies were with that afflicted country. He had spent .ten years in Ireland, where he was ordained priest, and his sojourn there gave him a knowledge of the wrongs of the Irish people. ,He said that he took every opportunity to 'publicly avow his opinion on the Irish question, and gladly availed himself of that .opportunity of reiterating his previously.expressed opinion publicly, and assuring the llrish people that he would continue his advocacy of their cause.
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Evening Star, Issue 7246, 24 June 1887, Page 2
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132ARCHBISHOP REDWOOD ON THE IRISH QUESTION. Evening Star, Issue 7246, 24 June 1887, Page 2
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