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AFFAIRS IN IRELAND. NOTABLE FUNCTION. ALL SIDES REPRESENTED. BY CABLE-PRESS ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT. Received July 8, 10-35 a.m. LONDON, July /. A notable gathering of Irishmen ot al| political creeds from North and Soutii were present at a . house d une given at the Irish Club m London, at which tlie principal guest was t | ie ' D V of York. Other guests included the Governor-General, Mr Hea'y, a representative of Mr Cosgrave, *a senator, the Earl of Mayo, an Ulster member of the House of Commons, Sir Robert Lvnn and a number of prominent nonIrish citizens. The Duke ot lork, who was warmlv welcomed, made a speech dwe’ling on the distinction won by living Irishmen in various spheres. Mr Healy, in his speech, said that the turmoil and distress which used to prevail in South Ireland had so wrung the heart of Hi s Majesty that it was through him that the approach towards a truce had been possible.— Reuter. INVITATION TO DUKE AND DUCHESS. LONDON. July 7. At an Irish Club dinner in Mayo, a hearty invitation was extended to the Duke* and Duchess of York to visit Ireland, assuring them of the sincerefit welcome. —Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 8 July 1925, Page 7
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