The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-19


come out that they may break their heads" they must have
learned it all from the Scotch In America there such
dvaron" INDUCED in We are the most intelligent ana
vrous race on earth and none but foolish would say
anything else r OBlake is not opposed to
of watches carriages from his enlightened and vrtuous
counrymen)
BLACK NORTH.
FINED FOR CURsING PoPE-John Patton was charged
by subconsabe Boyd with having been drunk and dsordery
in Howard street. where he shouted "Tohl with the POpe
Fine 40 and COSTS in default he to be imprisoned for
fourteen days.-Agnes Wallace charged by harbor
constable Hamilton with having been drunk and dsorderly
Princes Quay When taken into custody she shouted
that she was Papist and would not allow Papist to
come near herr Fined in 40s and COSTS default four
teen days in jail.
V1cE-VERsA.-Hugh NPDonald charged by sub-con-
stable Hanna with having been disordery on the Falls Road
Saturday The prisoner had large crowd around him.
and when desired by the policeman to leave the street. he
took up stone and said he would knock the poicemans
brains out if he Protestant The prisoner when asked
what he had say the charge said if he imprisoned
the Queen of England would suffer for it, Fined in 40 and
costs, or, in default, fourteen days in Jail.
A PROTESTANT BY NATIoNAIIrY.-James Rogers
charged with having been drunk and dsordery in Bayma
Garrett When taken into custody he shouted that he was
Protestant and the policeman man for taking him
into custody for nothing. Mr. OrmeWhat countryman
you? Prisoner am Protestant. Qaugher.l Mr. Orme
Upon my word, don't think it matters much what you
Fined in 4Os and COSTS in default fourteen days in
jail.
Ellen Maters was charged with having been drunk and
dsordery the public street She also charged with
having macousy broken several panes of glass the shop
window of Mr. Moran York street. Subconstabe Terence
Reilly deposed that he found the drunk and dis
orderly in York street. She shouting and cursing in
terrible When arrested she said her husband
good Roman Catholic and that the Mr. Mo-
disputed with her. Mr. Moran examined, and stated
that the prisoner came to his premises and put her hand
through pane of glass in his window. She afterwards
back with brickba and threw it through another pane
The value of the glass destroyed 3 For the party
pressons the prisoner fined in 40s and COSTS in DEFAULT
fourteen days jail and for the malicious injury she
ordered pay IS compensation and in addition she was
fined in 2Os and COSTS in default she was to be imprisoned
for further period of one MONTH
FINED For NOT CURsING THE PoPE.-Owen Christy
charged with having been drunk and dsordery on the public
street. He also charged with having made of party
expressions. Sub-consabe MMahon stated that Owen
shouting and cursing and praying for the Romans Mr..
Seeds Ito Owen)Will you have any sense? Owen
doubt not. Mr. Orme-You are most unfortunate old
man. The question is will we fine you 4Os or put you
under rule of bail? Owen-If you put in Jail again
will die Mr. Orme Ito the policeman Was his expression
calculated to lead to breach OF the peace?
up and down the street the time He also said he would
the Pope Owen pleaded hard for another chance
and fined in 40s and COSTS in default he was to be
imprisoned for fourteen days. Owen will to the bank
for the money. (Laughter.)
FINED FOR NOT Being A Catherine Kilthy
charged by acngconstabe John Parker with having been
drunk in Henry street. When taken into custody she said
she was Fenan and would be She made use
of the expression several times The prisoner IN defense
said she going home at the time she was arrested No
person was charging her with being Fenan Fined In lbs
and COSTS Or in default fourteen days in Jail.
The above are all taken from number of the Northern
Wg of Belfast The glory of hating each other for the
love of God is beautifully and ruthfuy exemped every
day in the week. between the denzens of Pound loanng
the Catholic quarter and sandy row. the stronghold of
the Orange party. Sport shamrock in the one and an
Orange lily in the other quarter and you will be sent where
they send the Pope and King Billy in less time than takes
you read this England keeps the people at each others
Threats to save her
BLESS THE QUEEN AND ALL THE ROYAL FAMILY.-Father
Lavelle in acknowledging subscriptions through the freshman
for the relief of his suffering people, writes follows
"And yet good Father Boan would have ourselves and
congregations pray for the lady and bless God for her
gentle sway had the honor short time ago acknow
edge the muncen of go 0s Cd from her. in aid of the
starving poor Of ubo tainted mig door Of hunger For
this muncence she entitled to my prayers and those of
my congregation, Father Boylan suggests And as for
cher gentle sway is it not pretty well illustrated in the