, 1881-06-22
I R E L A N D.
From the TimeS.)
DUBLIN, May 80.

0O0AA4Nf G"E ~
ar. Kettle was arrested under the
Protection Act this evening on his return
from visi ing Mr.. Brennan in Mas gaol
and was brought back aud lodged in that
prison.
A Singular scene occurred at Claremor-
ris yesterday. Mr.. Walter Bourke, J.P.,
who has been Boy cotted and his life
threatened, attended Mass with his family
and carried a gun into the chapel with him
The people became excited and demanded
that he should leave the gun outside,
which he refused to do. They then de-
manded that he should be put out himself,
but the Rev. CAnon Bourke persuaded him
to 60 into the sacristy. The congrega-
ton sill demanded the removal of MIR.
Walter Bourke and the gun, but the Rev.
gentleman declined to order his removal.
The con gregation then lett IL a body,
carrying the req. canon and his clerk with
them in the crowd. Quiet was restored
and the congregation returned on Mr..
Bourke, his family, and servants leaving
the chapel. A memorial has been present.
ed to The Lord Lieutenant by the Rev
MIR. Corbett, G. c., complaining OF Mr.
Dourke Bringing MS gun in'Unuotherc chapel
Cork, May 80.
About 10 persons are reported to have
been injured during the riot at Mitchels-
town on Friday. On Saturday morning
the c~avalrv horse that was killed by a blow
OF a stone was decapi'ated, and the head
was stuck upon a pole which was fixed IN
the ground. From the mouth hung a
piece of paper, with the WORKS Webber,
here is your rent" written upon it. This
grim exhibition was intended as awarning of
his fate 20 Mr.. Webber, who is the hus.
band of the Countess of Kingston, on
whose property the evictlons took place.
Five evictions were carried out, and only
two remained undisposed OF. The rents were
paid in two instance, and the tenants were
restored. 1t is probable that in the other
cases also the rents will be forthcoming.
Later complete order was restored.
The maItreatment Of bailitfa has become
a matter Of almost daily occurrence. On
Friday o baiIiff named Gabriel proceeded
to serve writs on tenants on land belong
inQ TO Mr.. Thomas Sherlock, near Agha-
doe, county Cork. He went first to the
house OF a man named Higgins, who had
become security for the payment OF the
rent of three persons named Kennel. lie
was detained in this house until a crowd
had been summoned, and he was then
attacked and subjected to gross Illtreat,
ment. After being heated and deprived OF
his clothes, he was compelled to burn the
writs and swear he would not serve any
more. Before he YVES finally let go the
mob dipped him 10 a cesspool. The police
have arrested five persons, who have been
remanded.
On Saturday night Mr.. O'Gorman' the
proprietor of an hotel, and a proml-
nent member of the Land League, was
arrested on a warrant charging him with
having been one of a number OF rioters
who made a demonstration against Mr..
Lloyd, R. M, on his visiting Charleville,
near KiImslluck, on that day. On Sunday
he was liberated by Mr.. Lloyd rms
morning Id other persons were arrested
unde. warrants charging them with hav.
Jog taken part in riotous proceedings. To-
day Mr.. Lloyd held q special court 10
Charleville aud ordered the prisoners to
enter into their own recognizancss to be
of good behaviour for 12 months.