Sunday Independent
The articles refer to attempts to secure a truce between Free State forces and republican irregulars in order to ‘avert a national disaster’.
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- Item
- Date
- 7 May 1922
- Reference
- 19
- Extent and medium
- 2 pp; Newspaper
- Scope and content
- The articles refer to attempts to secure a truce between Free State forces and republican irregulars in order to ‘avert a national disaster’.
- Physical characteristics
- Over-sized storage
- Repository
- Irish Capuchin Archives
- Context
- Irish Capuchin Archives > Capuchin Papers relating to the Irish Revolution > Newspapers and Bulletins > Nationalist
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- MANSION HOUSE SITTING ALL DAY LONG
- MANSION HOUSE SITTING ALL DAY LONG
- SUNDAY INDEPENDENT, MAY 7, 1922.
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SUNDAY INDEPENDENT, MAY 7, 1922. FOR ARMY UNITY RIVAL FORCES AGREE TO 4 DAYS' TRUCE "AN HONEST ATTEMPT" Hostilities Between I.R.A. Sections Coase While Work Towards Army Unity Proceeds Daily Deputies Want Situation Settled MANSION HOUSE SITTING ALL DAY LONG ECONOMIC CHAOS FEARED OFFICERS' DRAMATIC ACT Daily's Move To Avert National Disaster Mr. Gurkin said that the following big representatives of the Army officers who had been in contact with the military would be addressed to the Disaster Board to determine if a Communist representative of both parties to the conflict would be addressed to the Disaster Board and also added to conduction in the two cases. THE MENACE OF CIVIL WAR. Mr. Gurkin said that the following big representatives of the Army officers who had been in contact with the military would be addressed to the Disaster Board to determine if a Communist representative of both parties to the conflict would be addressed to the Disaster Board and also added to conduction in the two cases. MR. MARI MELLOWS. Mr. Mari Mellows said that more than 100 officers and that more than 100 officers who had been in contact with the military would be addressed to the Disaster Board to determine if a Communist representative of both parties to the conflict would be addressed to the Disaster Board and also added to conduction in the two cases. MR. MARI MELLOWS. Mr. Mari Mellows said that more than 100 officers and that more than 100 officers who had been in contact with the military would be addressed to the Disaster Board to determine if a Communist representative of both parties to the conflict would be addressed to the Disaster Board and also added to conduction in the two cases. MR. MARI MELLOWS. Mr. Mari Mellows said that more than 100 officers and that more than 100 officers who had been in contact with the military would be addressed to the Disaster Board to determine if a Communist representative of both parties to the conflict would be addressed to the Disaster Board and also added to conduction in the two cases. MR. MARI MELLOWS. Mr. Mari Mellows said that more than 100 officers and that more than 100 officers who had been in contact with the military would be addressed to the Disaster Board to determine if a Communist representative of both parties to the conflict would be addressed to the Disaster Board and also added to conduction in the two cases. MR. MARI MELLOWS. Mr. Mari Mellows said that more than 100 officers and that more than 100 officers who had been in contact with the military would be addressed to the Disaster Board to determine if a Communist representative of both parties to the conflict would be addressed to the Disaster Board and also added to conduction in the two cases. MR. MARI MELLOWS. Mr. Mari Mellows said that more than 100 officers and that more than 100 officers who had been in contact with the military would be addressed to the Disaster Board to determine if a Communist representative of both parties to the conflict…
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