§ Major HAYWARDasked the Chief Secretary for Ireland whether the action of the police in Tralee in holding up all business in that place in order to induce the inhabitants to give up two policemen taken prisoner by the Irish Volunteers was taken with the consent and knowledge of the county inspector of police at Tralee; if so, what disciplinary measures have been taken against him; and, if not, whether the county inspector has been, or will be, replaced by an officer who will enforce the provisions of British law?
§ Sir H. GREENWOODI would refer the hon. Member to my reply to his similar question on this subject asked on the 11th instant, from which he will see that the question of disciplinary action in this case does not arise.