IRELAND'S HOPE
LIES IN EXTINCTION OF LORDS* VETO. LONDON, November 30. Mr T. P- O'Connor, in h ls to tho electors of Liverpool (Scotland, Division) says tho people will have at least tho opportunity of ridding themselves for cvex* of servitude to a prejudiced> insolent aristocracy. The election, Mr O'Connor declares, appeals to Irishmen mainly because the future liberty and happiness of Ireland depends upon tho extinction of their Lordships' absolute veto.
Tho Irish Directory, in a manifesto, declares that the defeat of the Lords will clear the path to Homo Rule. ENEMIES OF ERIN.
Major T. Brassey (eldest son of Lord Brasecy, formerly Governor of Victoria), in’ forwarding’ «£SOO to Mr William O'Brien's All for Ireland Fund, said that Ireland had no worse enemies than the extremists who preached hatred to England, or the Orangemen, threatening bloodshed if the existing form of government was not preserved. ULSTER’S FIGHTING FUND.
The Ulster anti-Nationalisfc fighting fund has now reached .£21,000.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7300, 2 December 1910, Page 5
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159IRELAND'S HOPE New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7300, 2 December 1910, Page 5
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