IRISH AFFAIRS.

Temuka Leader, Issue 1691, 28 January 1888, Page 1

IRISH AFFAIRS.

London. Jan. 28.

Three hundred Welsh clergymen passed a resolution condemning coercion in Ireland,

Dublin, Jan. 23.

A large crowd assembled at Kilrush, and publicly burned the proclamation prohibiting' the meeting there, The bonfires which were lighted to celebrate O'Bvien's release from gaol were quenched by tho police.

Jan. 2l

The arrest of Mr Cox, M.P., has caused a sensation amongst the nationalists, and the Press comment on a warnsnt issued in Ireland being executed, in England. Mr Balfour, Irish Secretary, relies on the Fugitive Offendrrs Act, passed by the Gladstone Government, for the legality of tho arrest,

Jan. 25.

Preparations are being made to give the Marquis of Ripon und the Right Hon. John Morley a most imposing welcome on their arrival in the city. Jan, 26.

Two thousand peasants armed with cudgels and revolvers have assembled at Galcnrragh in order to prevent the arrest of Father Stevens.

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