LANDED IN THE WEST.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 114, 19 June 1914, Page 7

LANDED IN THE WEST.

ARMS FOR NATIONALISTS.

TORPEDO VESSEL'S ACTIVITY.

By ■ Gable. — Press Association. — Copyright, (Received June 19, 9.5 a.m..) LONDON, June IS. The polioc have been informed that larg£, quantities of the latest pattern of American rifles and ammunition-for the Nationalist volunteers'have been landed on the Connemara coast. The coastguards sighted a mysterious vessel during the week. Torpedo boats are now patrolling the coast.'

VIOEROY'S INDISCREET AIDE.

INSPECTS AND ADV.ISES NATIONALISTS. '

"Times" anl "Sydney Sun" ,'Jervicea,

LONDON, June 18.

Lord Crewe questioned in the House of Lords admitted that Captain Bellingham, aide de camp to the Earl of Aberdeen (Viceroy of Ireland) had inspected the Nationalist volunteers and had told them that it was their duty to ensure the triumph of Home Rule. ; Captain Belli ngham had since ex: plained that he spoke under the influence of local surroundings and had, expressed his regret. At that the incident had closed.

SUBMISSION DEPLORED.

MR REDMOND AND GAELIC

LEAGUE.

The Gaelic League, Dublin, deplores the volunteers' submission to Mr Redmond, and points out that lie is not likely 'to start a national fund for arming the volunteers.