IRELAND.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1711, 12 January 1920, Page 6

IRELAND.

\ —f'-T By ElfiOtnoVTclegraiiti.—Copyright. Australian-Now Zealand Cable Association Received January 12, 1-55 p.m. ■ •" ■■- ' BON DON, Jan. 9. The .Dublin Court compensation t<V T-he liUreuts of Constable Dowling, who was inui-Qomt on October 20. . Outrage*, continue Ip.- Ireland. _ A man wearing a dßg’uiso* hold up' if railway pol‘lei' at ie small onmon n«ir Limerick, and while eo> erii.r him with a revolver ransiieked the nualbag' ,timl Mecamped with all valuables from tint bag; Two 11 tasked cyclists robbed tlio mail motor noiir tjMuliingaf. ■ Several men attacked a mail car in the roadway in Cal.way,, knocked the duvet senseless and searched the mailbags. 1 Thieves, again entered the Northland post office Tit Dublin'and’secured ±I2OO. A hundred .Sinn ' Feinevs, with revolvers and shotguns, attacked the police barrack at. CastlohaelmU ■’hi Comity Galway. They wrecked it with bombs. wounding a policeman, who was returning the attackers’ lire from' behind .stPel slliitter s; . , Another, party; ,n| police; came up and surprised tho-Smn .JTeiji.crs, - , In all these, attacks on barracks the police were outi iiniheied ten!old.

The. Times’. Dublin, corespondent states that the Unionist' - ami-partition party, headed by- Lord Middleton,.Las rejected I lie Covernnmiit’s Homo'iluto proposals. They arc convinced that if the control of throefourths of the country is entrusted to revolutionists the secession of the .southern provinces and a declaration of a Republic will immediately follow.