THE RECENT REVOLT.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 14051, 22 July 1916, Page 3

THE RECENT REVOLT.

■■..... »». I Ml, „<"r FACILITIES ALLOWED TO' THE -'.'■: ■ SINN. s FEINERS. ; : " ' *fx' (Elec. Tel. Copyright— United Press'-^sn.) (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association ) LONDON," JuIy m. General Maarwell's despatch-i cht li the Irish rebellion attributes the J facility with which the Sinn Feiners to seize so many important 'points- in Dublin ;to the fact that armeC-bodies ° f d ,^* ns were continually -afiowed to parade^ and march the streets ii Dublin, and throughout the country "Without, interference, so that theinoviement of large civilian forces on the' holiday passed unnoticed* -- ■*- Touring the whole of the fighting 17 officers were killed arid 46 wojmded, I and. m other ranks 89 were killed' and , 228 wounded. &Z _ General Maxwell,; pavs a hi^h" tribute to the behaviour of the troops iri ;, 'car- - rymg out. disagreeable and difis#eful . -duties, and emphasises that responsib- - lhty for the lor.s of life ai)^ de^ruction . of propertv shonld rest with those en- - frmeerincr the revolt, and Avho.>dnvited . the assistance and co-operation bf the i Germans.