IRELAND.

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IRELAND.

PROCESS-SERVING. ■ FEAR OF -LAWLESSNESS. . Press Assoeiafion-By Telegraph-Copyright Received 10.5 p:m., August 19th. LONDON, August 19. Owing to at Macroom, County Cork, the civilian officers, refuse to act even under., police escort. 'The; Master of the Bolls in. Dublin, in dealing with an application v for 'the'-''substitution' of service at, Macroom, declined to transfer the danger of personal violence. l*he. process was served to a postman, who was ordered to placard the -writs at, the "police barracks nearest to the residences of the tenaiits concerned.

ARCHBISHOPJS ADDRESS.'AND,. WISE- ADVICE. Received 12.20 a.m., August 20th. LONDON, August 19. Archbishop Carr, of speaking at Mount Bellew, Gal way, said that when the Irish' were appealing to the civilised world on behalf of Home Bule, there should be no crime or outrage. They ought to show by the- wise .exercise of their present powers that they are worthy of larger/ then' they ; would win sympathy, and while bond of union would be 'preserved and the' supreme rights of the Crown willingly admitted, the material interests of the country would increase; a new Ireland would arise, a new spirit come into ■ the country, and its resources would be developed.