The Irish Constitution: Explained by Darrell FiggisFiggis, Darrell
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The Irish Constitution: Explained by Darrell Figgis
Figgis, Darrell
Ireland -- Politics and government -- 1922-1949
(_a_) That submarine cables shall not be landed or wireless stations
for communication with places outside Ireland be established except
by agreement with the British Government; that the existing cable
landing rights and wireless concessions shall not be withdrawn except
by agreement with the British Government; and that the British
Government shall be entitled to land additional submarine cables or
establish additional wireless stations for communication with places
outside Ireland:
(_b_) That lighthouses, buoys, beacons, and any navigational marks or
navigational aids shall be maintained by the Government of the Irish
Free State as at the date hereof and shall not be removed or added to
except by agreement with the British Government:
(_c_) The war signal stations shall be closed down and left in charge
of care and maintenance parties, the Government of the Irish Free
State being offered the option of taking them over and working them
for commercial purposes subject to Admiralty inspection and
guaranteeing the upkeep of existing telegraphic communication
therewith.
3. A Convention shall be made between the same Governments for the
regulation of Civil Communication by Air.
D. L. G.
A. C.
B.
W. S. C.
M. O. C.
Transcriber's Notes:
Passages in italics are indicated by _underscore_.
The following misprints have been corrected:
"moveover" corrected to "moreover" (page 28)
"Confederateion" corrected to "Confederation" (page 38)
"minorites" corrected to "minorities" (page 49)
"majorites" corrected to "majorities" (page 49)
"Commitee's" corrected to "Committee's" (page 55)
"Sarorstat" corrected to "Saorstat" (page 91)
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