ANOTHER TRUCE IN IRELAND. Will It Lead To Peace? Ireland is once more making a bid for emergence from her state of turmoil. A trace lasting until 4 p.m. on Monday has been entered upon in order that leaders of Free State and irregular troops may try to

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

London letter Ulsory ploughing of land may defeated. c °NSIDERS TRUCE WITH IRELAND. _ COVERNMJI?, W restles WHILE «=RNMENT NEGOTIATES. Cw *" l 8«" Special Wire.) SO D House 12 Fetter Lane » treet ' E -C., Wednesday. R if* experienced to-day the first

8 O’CLOCK EOITIOII. TRUCE IN IRELAND. TWO SECTIONS OF THE ARMY TO ATTEMPT UNIFICATION.

TRUCE IN IRELAND. DEMAND AT TRADE UNIONS. CONGRESS. MR THOMAS AND THE ARMED CAMP. The direct action i raised at a specia' Trade Unions Congie.,s hc'.d t'r.e Central Hall. Wc'tm'nster. to-diy. iliscuss the attitude, ! p .licy of the llr.tidi Trade Unions

MOROCCO’S TROUBLES. THE TRUCE IN IRELAND JUDGE O'CONNOR MORRIS’ GLOOMY PREDICTION. The Presa Association is informed that intimation has been conveyed to Mr. John Redmond. M.P., that in view of th© true© existing between the landlords and tenantj in Ireland

- A TRUCE WITH IRELAND." DEMAND OF CARI.TON & NETHE.RFII:LD . RESIDENTS. A public meeting was held in the Co-operative tialL Nethertield, last Sunday evening to demand a truce with Ireland. The meeting was the outcome of a Conference of the members of

THE TRUCE IN IRELAND. iPresident Roosevelt's Opinion of the Land Settlement. Captain Shawe-Taylor, secretary to the Irish Land Conference, who arrived on Friday night on the Lucania from America, in the course of an interview on Saturday, said Immediately

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

" 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