The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-02
IRISH NEWS,
WITH NOTES BY D. O'BLAKE. ESQ

WITH NOTES BY D. O'BLAKE ESQ.,
Just all the Irish is English. The attack of
Allen and his the Manchester van seems to have
struck much terror into the "unterrfedn Mr. Bull as
the mad charges of the great Ethan Allen of the American
Revolution did in days gone by All readers
of Manchester vanguard and the excellent time made by
them They rivaled the Queens Own in their admirable
style of retreang STILL it not to expected that Allen
the head oftwenty Fenans could whip the entire
British nation and consequently when the British Govern
ment had time to rally their forces Irish heroes had
capulate Your British soldier policeman is vicious
and dangerous animal-to women and children and hand
cud prisoners AS became known that Allen and
his ar7ny captured, the English nation took courage
and now they howl bravey for vengeance There
talk of stamping the tife" of Irish who shake green
flags in the lions face in England. We appeal British
fair py-which is everything for England and nothing for
anybody esenot to try that little game There few
veterans this side of the Atlantic who nomaer how they
may differ the road to Ireland perfectly harmoni-
their e for England and would take several roadsto
be avenged her, in the British Lion allowed to
loose among the Irish in general in England The first
Irish bone uncbed by that ere animal the water will
be echoed back opine Go through the farce of trying
the prisoners but feel you have much prudence send
your beasts around roaring that old British hymn:
smell the P bfeod f. # f. a fHm t;shnun;
attened before
And baked his P heart in g @y frying etc.
In the meantime those exutng patriots this side of
the who the Manchester affair the grea
est victory in Irish history should their attention
the fact that money is wanted in Manchester to defend the
prisoners This may not be worth looking after however,
as the little capital that wanted in Manhattan has been
realized out of Allen and his spirited band and they may
hag now for all they WORTH When the history of this
Manchester affair shall have been written there will be
queer revelations of how it necessary get up little
excitement in England keep sick from dying in
New York.
The following prisoners in the DOCK charged with the
wu murder of Sergeant Brett the 18th of this month
William OMeara Allen Edward Shore Henry Wilson, and
William Gould, defended by Mr.. Ernest Jones, barrister;
Michael Larkin Patrick Kelly (from Galway, Charles
Moorhouse John Brennan John Bacon and William Martini
defended by Mr. Coingham barrster John F. Nugent and
James Sherry, defended by Mr. Ward Robert MWillams,
defended by Mr. Bremner; Michael Mcguire, Thomas Ma
gure Michael Norris Michael Bryan, Michael Corcoran,
and Thomas Ryan, defended by Mr. Bennett and John Car
roll John Gleeson Michael Kennedy John Morris Patrick
Kelly from Leitrm) Hugh Foley, Patrick Cofey Thomas
Kelly and Thomas Scalley, defended by Mr. W. P. Roberts,
instructed by the subscribers to the defense fund.
Ernest Jones going to act counsel for the prisoners
but seeing the nhumanty of the officials and the mockery
of the whole trial. threw the cas and writes to the Lon
don Star as follows:
need direct attention the fact that prisoners
being tried the Manchester police chained two and two
the hearing yesterday and kept the state to-day
This public decency perpeated
in the Of and with the authority Of pendiary and
bench between twenty and thirty magistrates despite the
of the prisoners counsel and solicitors.
will advert to the inflicted by keeping prisoners
throughout all the remaining days during which the hearing must
last but do protest against violation OF the spirit our
laws and the believe nvarabe practice Of our courts
the lettering prisoners during trial would be illegal ~
The pain the ndigny prevent his attending
duly the evidence him. and the confinement OF his hands
renders impossible for him wrte to SEND notes ana