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ADDRESS BY-. MR REDMOND. Press Assbeiation-Bv Telegraph-Copyright LONDON, December 2. f.-;..Mr John Redmond, speaking at Motherwell, said that Ireland was in a state of profound peace, since cattle driving was only ah offence against.the'law,''and not a crime. He denounced the conspiracy of the English newspapers to represent Ireland as ■ almost hi a state of anarchy. CATTLE-DRIYING CASES'. JURY FAIL TO AGREE. Received 0.22 a.m., December ,4th. LONDON, December 3. The jury at Dublin yesterday disagreed in a case' against. 26 Galway men, for cattle-drivingj dtspite Justice Wright's emphasising the'admission that, they wera driving, the whole day, and Mr Cherry's remark that- no honest man could doubt
that driving was a criminal offence. The Archbishop of Tuarn, having declared that cattle-driving was illegal and immoral as a means of redress, the people pi- the. archdiocese desisted and yielded to the wishes of the police. The latter, in most cases, were withdrawn. Justice Wright, at Dublin, f sentenced five persons who were, convicted last week to four months. ,
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Timaru Herald, Volume XIC, Issue 13459, 4 December 1907, Page 5
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