COMMONS PLEA FOE EASTER TRUCE IN IRELAND. . premier Bangs the Door Shoots the Bolts. «NO SURRENDER TO CRIME.” »y Our apodal to? s ««-r , t *t& urtb" jfe?!,™ S the diewueien wee the ,0 all the epMken who took oTenna**rio« tell, fac e I^,' woe the keroote

NEW TRUCE IN IRELAND. RATTLE OF WORDS TO CEASE. "TREATY WEEK." (From Our Own Correspondent.) Belfast, riday. TURKEYS OMAGH. A deposition of Belfast shipyard norkers nailed on the Lord Mayor to. Stop anyone in this streets of Glass day. with a view to

A : TRUCE IN IRELAND . HOSTILITIES TO CEASE AT NOON ON MONDAY . DE ^ Y'ALEEA 1 READY TO MEET MR LLOYD GEORGE . ifeESTJLT OF DUBLIN CONFERENCE .

TRUCE IN IRELAND. Important Step Peace Parley. Valera Ready to Discuss Terms. :i late hour Friday niffht it was officinliy announced that in a<'oordan<!** with the Prhrn- Minister offer and Mr. de Valera reply, arrangements are bt'ing made for hostilities

LOUDON LETTER Westminster, Wednesday Night. IRISH 'tRUCE. The latent suggestion is that there should be a truce in Ireland, either officially or unofficially declared and! £.vorn, during the Parliamentary elections under the Home Rule Act. Negotiations

HOPE FOR TRUCE IN IRELAND DURING PEACE TALKS. SMUTS IN TOUCH WITH IRISH LEADERS. DIMINUTION IN HOSTILITIES. Crown Measures Relaxed and Sinn Fein Quieter. General Smuts arrived in Ireland yesterday upon his peace mission. His first call was upon the Lord

"TRUCE" IN IRELAND CAME INTO FORCE AT 12 O'CLOCK TO-DAY. IT IS NOW EXPECTED THAT DE VALERA WILL MEET MR LLOYD GEORGE ON WEDNESD

TO PROLONG THE TRUCE, Peace With Ireland Council and the "Daily News" Demand. The demand of the " Daily New," that the Irish Conference should not be allowed finally to break down is supported in a resolution of the Executive Committee of the Peace with

Great Reception for Irish Leader at Euston. KEEPING THE TRUCE, Ireland Rejoices and Even Belfast, Stays Its Hand on Orange Day. Mr. De Valera, the Sum Fein Preeident,- arrived in London last night. Many, thousands of Irish sympathisers were-present in

Hamar's deliverances in The House of Commons ye s terday. The Prime Minister ',supposed to be favourably disposed to a truce in Ireland. .1 deputation of the Labour Party has been over to Ireland to explore the situation, if not at his prompting, at all