Bridlington and Quay Gazette. — 1880-11-27 (Bridlington, Humberside, England)

THE STATE OF IRELAND.  FIRING ON THE CONSTABULARY.  FOURTEEN MEN ARRESTED.  The Press Association's Cork correspondent telegraphs :—Fourteen young men who were arrested on Tuesday night, charged with having fired upon the constabulary, were On Wednesday committed by the magistrate* for trial to the winter assizes, bail being refused. The defendants marched with a torchlight procession through the eity on Tuesday night, in honour of Allen, Larkin, and O'Brien, who were executed for murder in Manchester in 1867. When the procession arrived near the cemetery, stones were thrown, and the processionists ran back in the direction whence the stones came. The police CADA up and intervened between the parties. On returning from the cemetery the processioniste challenged the police, and, it is alleged, fired at them. Thirty revolver shots were fired altogether, and the police, not being armed, escaped behind stenos. Afterwards being reinforced, the police arrested fourteen men, including • Royal Artilleryman, who was ou furlough, and was one of the torchbearers.  HIGHWAY R0131138T AT Buestay.—At the Burnley Police-court, on Monday, morning, John Wright, John Rushton, and Thomas Yates were charged with highway rcbbery. Last Tuesday night Robert Crossley, a stonemason, was going home from the Griffin Hotel, when the three prisoners and another man attacked him, and, after great violence, stole his purse, containing £9 in gold. The prisoners were remanded, in order that the fourth man may be apprehended. The animal report of the United States Secretary of War, which has just been published, urges Congress to make grants sufficient to maintain the strength of the army at 90,000 men, and recommends the assimilation of the militia to the regular army. The report urgently demands the improvement of the fortifications and defences. especially on the coast, which are described as discreditable to the country, inasmuch as they are unable to resist the iron-clad fleets of the present day.  A LADY liarcisixo roLesay —The arrangements for marriage in a North Worcestershire parish have just bad an untoward issue. A young couple, in a fair position in life, hail agreed upon wedlock, and a farm was taken to start them in life. The banns were published in church, but on the wedding morning the young lady wrote to the clergyman, stating that she could not fulfil the engagement. She left the news to reach her affianced indirectly. His chagrin was very great. Her marriage, by special lieenee, two days afterward' to another swain has since explained the affair. THROAT Imurertos.— Soreness end drynen, tickling and irritation, inducing cough and affecting the vac.. For thew eymptoms use lepptis Olyoerine Jul elms Glycerine, in thew agreeeble confections, being in proximity to the glands at be moment they are excited by the .05 05 making, becomes actively healing. Sold only in bees., 710. and in. lid., labelled " Jenne Errs & Co., Homompathic Cheuttens Leaden." A letter worived (lentlernee,—lt may, perhaps, interest yes to know tbat, after an external trial, I have Viand one Olyeeriste Jolub, of couiderable benefit (with or without medical treatment) in almost all forme (three& disease. They ' eaten and elaar the voles. In no awe oan they do say hires. —Yours faithfully, Gomm( Hotline, L.H.C.P.E., Senior Physician to the Mvalaipal Throat and Ear Intirmart . A