SINN FEIN DELEGATION.
1 FIVE MEMBERS SELECTED. r :■» A. md N.Z. . LONDON, Sipt. 14. . , It is reported-that the Dai; Ejreann at '•ja special session to-day appointed Messrs. Arthur Griffith, Michaei CuMins, R. C. Barton, E. Duggan, and G. G. Duffy to \'be plenipotentiaries in the proposed conference with Mr. Lloyd George. | ! It was previously i known that De |Valora would not bo a ;>«iegate to the conference. He will direct th e negotiations nf the delegation from Dublin, where >e will remain in touch with the J)aii L-eami. Mr. Griffith is regarded as '.the ablest delegate. Mr. Duggan participated in the Irish rebellion ; 4 Easter, 1916, and was interned at L.!'ykinlar, , Ho was released on parole to 'Tiaole. him ;.jo .itf-snd a ; law case before the House if Lords, in 'which he was solicitor for ;.thj appellant. Ho waa unconditionally ■jeleased when the present truce was arranged,' Mr. Barton Might in Franca as 4n officer in the Dutlin Fusilierc. He ilw commanded the b irracks in Dublin ip the 1916 rebellion. Subsequently ho 'eft the Army and joined the Sinn Fein.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 1888, 16 September 1921, Page 5
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181SINN FEIN DELEGATION. New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 1888, 16 September 1921, Page 5
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