HC Deb 25 May 1916 vol 82 cc2299-300W
Mr. BYRNE

asked the Under-Secretary of State for War what charge, if any, is to be made against Miss Rose Timmons, now in Richmond Barracks for the past fourteen days without trial; if there is any charge against her besides being a teacher of the Irish language under the National Board; and if he will order her immediate release?

Mr. TENNANT

If Miss Rose Timmons has no connection whatever with the rebellion or with the movements which fomented it, my hon. Friend may, I think, be assured that she will be released under the general instructions which have already been given.