THE ELECTION IN IRELAND.

Colonist, Volume LXI, Issue 14957, 3 January 1919, Page 5

THE ELECTION IN IRELAND.

TYPICAL RESULTS

DISORDERS AT CORK AND

BELFAST

(Australian and N.Z. Cable Association)

London, Dec. 30

The proceedings in connection "with the declaration of the poll were orderly throughout Ireland. While the Sine Feiners almost routed the Nationalists in. Ireland, they did not make much impression in Ulster. The following are some typical Irish rasiilts:—

Westmeath

Ginnell (Sinn Feiner) 12,43? Weynes (Nationalist) 3,458 Londonderry City.' !11. Henry (Unionist) 8,942 ! Coivway (Nationalist) 3,981 Waish (Sinn Feiner) 3,425 South Tipperary. IMoloney (Sinn Feiner) 8,744 Cullinan (Nationalist) 2,701

The Sinn Feiners dynamited and blew up the South African war monument at Cork.

The Sinn Fein prisoners at BelfastPrison made a demonstration on Friday on the roof, from which they were> driven with stones thrown by the>

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crowds in tho street. The latter partially ">vryck«>d tlio interior fittings.- A strong force of troops with machine-

guns on Sunday restored order