IRISH AFFAIRS.

Temuka Leader, Issue 1699, 16 February 1888, Page 1

IRISH AFFAIRS.

London, Feb. 11.

Mr Jasper D, Pyne, member tor West Waterford, who recently made his escape from Lisfarny Castle, where be bad entrenched himself to elude the service of a warrant for his arrest, made his way to the House of Commons, where he proposed taking bis seat, Upon making his appearance outside St. Stephen’s, Mr Pyne was met by tbe police, who proceeded to execute the warrant charging him with inciting resistance to the Sheriff, Pyne and his sympathisers violently resisted the execution of the warrant, but ho was eventuaily|takan into custody. Mr Parnell, last night, moved an amendment to the Address-in-reply to the Speech from the Throne.. In the course of his remarks, the Irish leader said that the operation of the Grimes Act in Ireland has alienated the sympathy of the Irish people, and bad even destroyed their respect for law, The execution of the provisions of the Act Mr Parnell declared to have been harsh and not impartial. Dublin, Feb. 11. Tremendous excitement has been occasioned by the arrest of Mr P. Gilfaooly, M.P. for West Cork. Sydney, Feb. 14. The chairman of the New South Wales branch of the Irish National League has received a cablegram from Loudon stating that several of the Irish National party will pay a visit to the colonies at an early date, with a view to furthering the cause of the people of Ireland. Among the party will probably be Mr William O’Brien, M.P. for Cork.

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