SKIN CLEARED OF ITCHING HASH AND ECZEMA.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16359, 23 February 1921, Page 4

SKIN CLEARED OF ITCHING HASH AND ECZEMA.

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Asquith, “No insurrection had been put down with scs much bloodshed.” (Laughter and cheers.) While terror prevailed it might be possible t-o get evidence against the notice, but it was impossible to get evidence In t-heir favour. Only yesterday two witnesses, were murdered. ** HtV shall not restore order in Ireland in a hurry,” he said, “but we will do it.’’ Captain Wedgwood Renu's amendment was rejected by 287 to 88 and the Address-in-Reply was agreed to without, division. A NARROW ESCAPE. LONDON. February 22. 1 he ehief of rtnff of. the Republican army had a narrow escape from capture in the raid on Dublin headquarters. The military found n cup of tea on his desk, also an unfinished letter to his wife. A bloodhound failed to find the scent. He had a previous narrow escape from capture, getting away in his night clothes. THE IRISH PARLIAMENTS. LONDON, February 22. 5 Sir Hamar Greenwood, speaking in the Mouse of Commons, said ho hoped the Dominion Premiers would attend tli© opening of the Ulster Parliament in dune. Ho trusted 'the same tiling would happen as regards the southern Parliament. ARCHBISHOP MAN XIN AT EDINBURGH. LONDON, February 21. Archbishop Mannix addressed two thousand svnipathisers with Sinn Fein at Edinburgh. As Usher Hall was refused the meeting took plane in the playground of St. Patrick’s ChurchLONDON, February 21. Archbishop Mannix. addressing two thousand Sinn Feiners at Edinburgh, declared That the Irish were being bludgeoned and murdered daily. It was

a disgrace to civilisation and an eternal disgrace to Britain. If there had been any chance of union between England and Ireland the present Government had destroyed it for ever.