New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 10, 1922, Page 3

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He recalls however that the people in Ireland generally were at first against the rebellious element in 1916, but later rapidly veered to the point of view of the revolutionists, The Mail's representative in Dublin has come to the conclusion that both sides are simply jockeying for the psycho- logical moment in the meantime v considering the temper of the general public in Ireland. In certain commonly well informed political quarters in London a violent stroke is anticipated by extremist re- publicans at a very carly date. Con- sequently these Inglish sources of opinion believe that Easter week will be selected as a timely moment for a bold stroke because of its 1916 as- sociations. Duffy Is Assaulted. Tullamore, Ireland, April 10 (By They Will Open a Associated Press) - orge Gavan Duffy, ‘minister of foreign affairs in the Dail Eireann cabinet, was seized by a crowd of young men and women and dragged from a platform upon which he was making an address at a pre-treaty mceting before a large gathering here yesterday. The dis- turbers in their attack upon Duffy up- set the press table, and after causing general consternation among specta- tors, abruptly withdrew and shouted: “Long live Eamon De Valera; long live the republic of Ireland." Tullamore is capital of county and is located on the canal, miles west southwest Dublin. It has a population of proximately 5,000 people. Kings grand of ap- 50 British Troops Appear Dublin, April 10 (By Associated Press)—British military foot soldiers fully armed appeared in the streets of Dublin Palm Sunday for the first time since the creation of a truce in Ireland. Their presence caused some- thing of a surprise amounting almost to a sensation in certain sections of the capital. Police Ambushed. Charlemont, Treland, April 10.—A police patrol on special assignment in the area between Armagh and Charle- mont was ambushed Sunday and two in the patrol were wounded. Later Dungannon police searched the dis- trict be responsible for the attack. ‘ Church Is Attacked. Belfast, April 10,—The Albert street Presbyterian church in ‘the Ifalls area was attacked by disturbers last night for the second time within two weeks. 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