" TRUCE" IN IRELAND . Eamff , July 6 , 1921 . Sm , —In a recent issue of yours thero appeared an earnest a / ppoal to the Prinio Minister signed by Bishops , deans , clergymen , representatives o £ the Society of Friends and of numerous relipious associations

HIGH HOPES. QUESTION OF A TRUCE IN IRELAND SUBJECT OF DISCUSSION. BUSY MORNING. Events are moving fast in the whole-hearted effort which is being made to secure peace in Ireland. General Smuts, whose work as a healing influence and a trusted conciliator

THE TRUCE IN IRELAND. Plans for Stricter Observance. JOINT EFFORT. (From a Special Correspondent.) London, Wednesday. One result of yesterday’s Irish Peace Conference was that a special committee was appointed to consider the various questions relating

TIGHTENING TRUCE IN IRELAND. NO. APOLOGY. Mr. Macmorrac. KF . for the London County Council and the Metropolitan Asylums Board, said thess bodies ft the matter the hands the court to deal with as was thought fit. noted there was apology, as was usual

TRUCE IN IRELAND. HOSTiLITIES TO STOP FROM MONDAY.

TACIT TRUCE IN IRELAND. (ContUmed from Pffge 1.) ing in favour of a speedy settlement of the Irish question. The people felt more than ever that trade and commerce in Ireland was suffering acutely, and it was evident that determined efforts were going

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

THE TRUCE IRELAND. Sir.—lt quite evident that the Irish tru is mistake. Great Britain been a'cceiu-l. Those who up till now hav» supported Coalition ought to make dear whether they approve or disapprove of the Cabinet* action. To that end ought to barranged

SHOT IN BELFAST ON THE EVE OF THE TRUCE IN IRELAND ; COMMANDEERED The E«rl of Craven, Lord-Lieutenant of Warwickshire, and a well-known member the Royal Yacht Squadron, was reported missing from his yacht “Sylvia,” off Cowes, on Sunday, June 10. Subsequently

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