§ 20. Mr. GINNELLasked the Home Secretary on what charge Mr. Jeremiah O'Corkery, teacher of Gaelic, was arrested on the 12th instant; if not accused of anything but the practice of his profession, will he say under what law he was arrested; where he now is; when and where he is to be tried; and by what kind of Court?
Mr. SAMUELIf this question refers to a man named Diarmuid Corkery, of Inchiquin, Kenmare, an order for his internment has been made in the usual course, on the recommendation of the military authorities, and the grounds for his internment are stated in the notice which has been sent to the camp to be served upon him. He has been transferred to Frongoch, and his case is about to be considered by the Advisory Committee.
§ Mr. GINNELLThe right hon. Gentleman has not answered whether he has been accused of anything but the practice of his profession?
§ Mr. GINNELLWhat is it?
§ Mr. GINNELLWhat is he accused of besides the practice of his profession as a teacher of Gaelic?
Mr. SAMUELThe charge is analogous to that which has been made against the other persons who have been interned.