THE TRUCE IN IRELAND

THE POLITICAL TRUCE IRELAND DERRY LIBEL ACTION FAILS. Londonderry Assizes to-day the jury found for the defendants in an action brought John Patrick Donegal farmer, agaiust the •• Journal" for alleged libel. that Mr. Goode announced his candidature for

THE OUTLOOK A Truce in Ireland. There is admission every side that Austria timed the war with Servia which is now in definite operation when the nations of the Triple Entente were either embarrassed with home concerns or deprived for a time their leading

.. THE ENEMY AT THE GATE." NATIONALIST PLEA FOR A TRUCE IN IRELAND. Writing in this week's issue of "Reynolds's Newspaper" on Ireland and the Foreign fituation, Mr. T. P. O'Connor, .M.P., says: He would indeed be a superficial and a mean man who did not

_UP THE RANKS. A TRUCE ON IRELAND. RESUMED INQUIRY ON RIOT VICTIMS. bish crisis took a dramatic turn in the H es se of Commons yesterday, when Mr. Asquith announced that in view of t h e gravity of the foreign situation he decided, with the concurrence

DANCER TO THE TRUCE IN IRELAND. PROPOSED CHANBE 111 TNI LORO CHANCELLORSHIP. STEP REGARDED WITH THE GRAVEST AIISGIVING. From tvhfct c*n loans wall-infonaM Kay* the Insli correspondent ih® ! Manchcstor Guardian,” the appointment Mr. J. 11. Campbell the

NATIONALISTS IGNORE PARTY TRUCE. (From at! Irish Correspondent.) Dublin, January 14. Is there a party truce in Ireland ? Aro j oousiderations regarding the war first in j the minds of the people ? This was so a few months ago when Mr John

Lord Chancellor of Ireland is , ' r he adds , " an outrage , and if persisted in it will break " ' • ' up the political truce in Ireland , and will , " in my opinion , have the most disastrous re" suits . " Why should the trace be restricted as Mr Dillon

BELL TOLL, as 12 4 Mr. 11. Brown's THE BORE, a H. BOWS 12 0 Mrs. Clestermaster's CARGO, 5 IPrivall 4 MI. Cullinaes ROYAL TRUCE, 5 Ireland 11 4 Mr. F. Brown's IRISH REBEL- LlON, 6 11 2 'Mr. Tilstock's MY ROYAL, a Barley 11 0 Mr. Caldivott's BRIGADIER. GENERAL

political truce which English and Irish Unionists would feel particularly bound in honour to observe, it would have been the truce with Ireland. For the truce, I take it, was intended to be not merely a truce between the Liberal and Conservative parties, but between