London, Nov. 26.
The Government of Northern Ireland lias received a message from the King stating: "It is with profound regret that I hae received news of the death of Lord Craigavon. The loss of the Prime Minister, who has in rendered such loyal and devoted ser-yite, will be deeply felt by the Government and people of Northern Ireland, to whom I extend my sincere sympathy."
Mr. de Valera sent a message toji Lady Craigavon: "I wish to express my very deep sympathy with you in your bereavement."
A message of condolence was also "But now," he added, "the patriotic passion of the French people, a passion which inspired Joan re, Danton and Clemenceau, is growing, and this passion will throw its weight into the final: liberation of France'
The leader of Free Frenchmen, who completed the rallying: Gabon during his stay in Africa, had his first conversation with the Prime Minister, Mr, Winston Churchill, at No. 10 Downing Street last.
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