The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-06
Tho Irish Indictments.
PARNELL AND HIS COLLEAGUES suMxoNu

| PARNELL AND HIS COLLEAGUES SUMMONED TC
| PLEAD.
The following Is summary Of the in.
| dictment served upon Mr.. Charles s. Par.
nell and bis colleagues at the Imperial Ho.
tel. Dublin. Wednesday last:
"First Count-Be 1t remembered that
the Right Hon. Hugh Law, Attorney. Gen.
eral OF our sovereign lady the Queen. who
comes into the Queen Bench division OF
her Maiesty's High Court Of Justice 10 Ire
land, at Dublin. gives the Court here to un-
| dersiand and be Informed that Messrs. Par
neil. Dillon, Biggar, 4. ID. Sullivan. Sex
ton, Egan, Brennan, Maachi O'Sulli-
van, Boyton, 7. j. Gordon, Harris,
Nally, Walsh, and Sheridan, together
with divers other persons whose names
are unknown, being eyl-disposed per-
sons. and unlawfuly and wickedly
devsng, cOntriying, and intending TO
! impoyeriSb and iniure divers large number
OF liege subjects OF the Queen, whose
names are unknown-to wit, the owners of
| farms in Ireland let 10 tenants i'm considera-
tiOn OF payment OF rent-unlawfully among
themselves did cOnspire, combine, cObfede-
rate, and agree together TO solicit, incite,
and procure divers large numbers OF the
said tenants. in breach aud violation OF their
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to pay to the said owners rents which they,
the said tenants, were lawfully bound 10
pay, ana to which the said owners were
lawfully entitled, 10 the great damage OF
the said owners and to the evil example OF
all others in like case offending, and against
the peace OF the Queen, her crown, and dig
nifty.
" Second 10 SeUenh COuntS.-In these
the traver>ers are charged with unIawiuly
threatening to cut off and utterly exclude
from intercourse and dealings in the way Of
buying and selling, aud with treating as
though affected With q lOalhsOme disease,
so IL to hold up TO hatred and contempt,
every tenant paying the rent which he was
lawfully bound TO pay.
"EighM COunt.-Witb threatening and
mensclnIg violence aud injury 10 the person
and property OF every tenant who should
pay rents above Government valuation.
"Ninth COunt.-With impeding and frus-
trating the administration OF justice and
execution OF writs aud court DEGREES by
agreeing not TO buy or bid for goods taken
in execution and offered for sale, and by
excluding from intercourse, ETC., all per-
sons bidding or buying.
h" Tenth COant.-With iGcitiDg and assist
ing the tenants TO retain possession OF lands
from which they had been eyic;ed.
"Eieuenh " COunt.-Wiih refusing social
intercourse, etc, aud subjecting to loss and
injury ali who should take a farm from
which tenant had been eyicled.
Nineteenth COunt.-Wth seditiOusly
cOn>prng, combining, cOnfederating and
agreeing together to cause and create dis
content and di,aftction among the liege
subjects OF the Queen, and to excite and
promote feelings OF ill-wIl and hostility be-
tween the different classes OF her said Ma
jesty's said subjetts-thst is to say between
the landlords and tenants in Ireland; and
further, with exciting aud promoting feel
ings Of ill-wll and hostility towards the
landlords in Ireland, and among the rest OF
her Maiesty's subjects in Ireland, to the
great terror and alarm Of the said lsndords,
to the evil example Of all Others in like case
offending, aud against the peace OF the
Queen. her crown. and dignity"
This last is the important political count.