Widnes Examiner. — 1882-04-08 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

THE STATE (IF IRELASP. , too' •,.; It is stated that Mr. Parnell has written to Mr. t° vising him and other Irish members on no acc°un at'et# Ireland during the Easter recess. •• of tt The Chief Secretary of Ireland offers a reward of for information which shall lead to the conyictioorl, murderers of of Mr. Herbert. near Castleisland,ooll° last week. frOi A number of the neigbouring farmers and others., s ,r. jar distance have sowed the oats in a 50-acre field fot..; ireek nell at Avondale. The field was also ploughed '1 ago, in compliment to Mr. Parnell.lice An attempt was made on Sunday to mow up a rt°dwato rack at Limerick, by means of a shell. l'r° gre3oPer9°‘ was done, and nobody was injured except one or to' foga who fared ill in a "charge" made by the excited° Three persons were arrested. trels Pasor A farmer named Gallagher was met by a Viceaotle the county Clare, about midnight, out of his oWn eijal t arrested. He was brought before the magistrates yocepley day, and being ordered to give bail refused, ' a TO. imprisonment for six months. nige, A Ballina telegram reports that at nine o'clec s'res day night, Mr. Dominick O'Donnell, of Pulthoina Belmullet, was fired at while returning 11°In threfierge• quarter of a mile of his residence. The bullet P3s;;nell's vtif his coat tail without striking him. Mr. 01)°";,recell perty adjoins that of Mr. 'Carter, J.P who Ic"p Cto, shot in the leg. Miss Mary Power O'Connor, sister of Mr. T. M.P., was charged on Saturday, at Athlone Pl:tat l 5 with with inciting persons to pay no rent, promising 'smeriC3, $ of money would be obtained by her brother in .a.3teasso aid them if they should be evicted. 'rho Inagis in 515 majority, ordered her to enter into sureties, bers,',tirf ,a ler and two in £25, and in default, to be impris°"" grf months. The defendant was conveyed to pris°°,:, ena;eo, Over 30 prisoners from various portions of t'wv OA) were discharged by Chief Justice May at which concluded the other day. They were writing threatening letters, stopping hunts, persons with intent to unlawfully wound, houses for the purpose of intimidating nine rat' paying rent, and other agrarian offences. were required to enter into recognizances to be 0. haviour. This course was adopted owing to the empannelling juries who would find them guilt' were lighted in Longrea on the release of Clarke' ascused of the murder of Constable Lytton. At Gort (county Galway) petty sessions, °,..13; before Mr. Blake, R.M., and Mr. Franks, Higgins, C.C., was charged with having used 104 cuiated to incite to murder at a meeting he'd at on the 12th March. A police constable hasio6' amined in support of the charge, witnesses Were:, aj• the defendant, who swore that they did- not hei.be any language calculated to incite to outrage. strates committed the accused for trial at the n•erlac and refused to accept bail. The defendant WO C° Galway Prison. •be citle At A thenry, county Galway, on TuesoaYe - a saesaan, M‘Phillin, a priest, was charged with having the sth of March endeavoured to stir up hatred against the constabulary pol ice and dissuade perso9o3F°Pol a fool ing the force. Evidence was given by Head Conga A 0,4 that Father M‘Phillin said after mass in the Cl ari"or 'day that Irish mothers should blush for shanle, dignt•,all reared sons who would enter a priest's house an', taes'.o%.ei tabernacle. For the defence it was alleged tha,`,oen, tte were only spoken against the particular P°llf,,-aires:yi% searched the priest's house. The magistrates r,`;'.o 10' defendant to enter into bail to be of good beawl.°l, pries months. Father M`Phillin gave the required bat l'beicek ATTACK BY A MOB ON*EMERGENCY M„El•i• 00 /roll Association Clonmel correspondent telegraphsett'tilio", nesday morning Mr. Emmerson and a party 01' tanf the Emergency Committee proceeded to leNliltelfarlet, seized about 150 head of cattle belonging. tu four 0,110 the estate of the Rev. I). Denny, of .Plen10'3111; or,ollB Thirty of the cattfe were driven into an open 61)31d 'ring • pound at Fethard, and were subsequently rescuer clnerel crowd. One of the emergency men fired a recO,l,3ca Se.,CntDe the rescue, and was immediately' set uPaliTa 0 'aas beaten. The other cattle were afteryeards jao;4.-for Barrack-square under the protectian of the 21:,"-,stiee:irs0 detachment of whom were ordered to clear naetntli the purpose. Two companies of the 44th regle nloa' Killtecy, were drafted into Fethard, where the sail e tensol took place. Sevearly-9ix Ors were bought in by t 1)30' friends, realising the amount (,f rent anti eeststacet. wounded emergency man, is not expected to re'n J 10