The Sun.
London, England, 1858-06-01 00:00:00

EXTRAORDINARY RIOT IA BELFAST.

telegraphic message, dated Belfast; Sunday, gives
an account of another disgraceful riot there, arising out
of party feeling. At four o'clock a funeral procession
passed from the celebrated Pound to Friar's Bush grave-
yard to inter the body of a woman named Hackett,
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and two. On returning, about six o'clock, in the same
order, the young women carried green. boughs, and as
they passed through Great Victoria-street one of the
girls put a branch which she was carrying into the face
of a person passing, telliog him at the same time to
" smell the green." This was the signal for a row, and
the offenders were pelted with stones, and some women
were knocked down and beaten. The denizens of
Sandy•row then rushed out in a body, and the fight be-
came general. One of the constabulary was beaten
severely, his nose having been broken with a blow of a
stone, and his ear split. The combatants then wont up
to Pound-street, and as the people were going in to Dr.
Drew's church they were attacked and beaten. This
drew out the Protestants of that locality, and another
stoning match followed. A body of constabulary sub-
secidently arrived at the scene of hostilities ; they, too,
were fiercely attacked with stones, and at length Mr.
Tracy, the resident magistrate, was compelled to read
the Riot Act, and directed the constabulary to fire on.
the mob. Just as they wens about to obey orders a
young man entreated the magistrate to • give him five
minutes, and he would endeavour to get the crowd to
disperse. Through his timely interference the snob
broke up, and hostilities were terminated without any
shots being fired. Several of the constabulary were
severely wounded, and of the five magistrates who were
out not one escaped without receiving blows. Strong
patrols were placed in the street during the rest of the
night, and when the message was despatched all Was
quiet. •.. •

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