The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1882-12-15 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

THE STATE OF IRELAND.  The first arrest under the 11th Section of the Prevention of Crimes Act was made ou Tuesday night in Dublin. The man arrested is James Dunne •_printer, and he resided *t3, Upper Basin• lane, SI. James's Street. Be was brought up in the Soothers' Polioe-coort, and was charged before Mr. Weedlook, the preeiding magistrate, with hal, ing been away from his abode at night With intent to commit a crime. kitting Inspector Warmingtam deposed that last night he saw Dunne in company with another man go in the direction of St. Jame.'. Street. Knowing that the accused was frequently in the employ of men who had been arrested under the lute Coercion Aot, he watched his movements. They went Into a house, and the other man left the prisoner there. The man followed witneas town as tar as etilial(lhttreil Place, where he stopped and loitered about. He then went away, and afterwards witness saw the prisoner loitering about in toe same place, and he arrested him.—The aooused said that he was ft member of the Workmen's Ulu and we. going the .e.—His Worship allowed the accursed out on bail in two sureties of 101. seeh, to appear again, wen he stated he would produce witnesses to account for his movements. _ .  ------At the Munster Winter Assizes, on Tuesday, before Mr. Justice Barry, William ulrady, a far, entr, who pleaded guilty to assaulting a gentleman named Smythe ad two polioemen in October last in the County Chas, while he was under the in. fittoriCA of drink, was sentenoed to six months' imprisonment from the date of his committal. The prisoner was an official of,the late looal Land League at bestrilf, County ()Are. Cornelius Uodius, charged with the murder of Patrick Sullivan, near Skibbereen, in the month of November, IbBl, was put forward for the purpose of hiving an attorney and counsel assigned for his detence. The prisoner said he would plead guilty to striking Sullivan. His lordship said that would not do as he wee now to be tried for murder, and he would assign counsel for the deience et ths pris_mer ii he desired it. Prisoner: Well, my lord, I doesn't want them. The prisoner was put been. _ . .  W. Porker and mo. Eakins, two bailiffs in the employment ot the Property Defence Association, readed not. guilty to a charge of auem ling with rearms and di-guisei near Murree in the county I...u.rick, m Wm Petri. O. 4›.7100)..., from the house of Michael Walsh a one sound note and. a gun. The case was not concluded at the rising of the Court.  On tueedy Mr. Justice Harrison continued the U.ster Winter Assizes at Belfast. Thos. McCann wan fouud guilty of feloniouely firing at Patrick Herten on the 14th July last, at Lurgan, with in. tent to dO him grievoue bodily harm, and he was ordered to stand wade. Almost all the sediLioue eases from co. Cavan have been disposed of. Seven prisoners, who were oonvioted on b tiday last of an offence under the Whiteboy Act, committed in Co. Cacao, were sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment. William Ham lton, who took a tam in the towntand of Corr, near Cealisland, county Cyrone, belonging to Major Deane Mann, ktd to get an armed escort of pol.ce to protect him. On Sunday last a large number of the constabulary from the district of Dungannon proceeded to Clone Chapel, where Hamilton worehips. As soon as the party arrived at the chapel they found all the doors barred. The parish priest came upon the ground to celebrate mass, but found it impossible to gain an entrance; he therefore left, and there was no service held.  A man named Richard Walsh, who bus recently returned from Aincrioa and purchased the interest of Widow LE tiara in her holding of land at Hoy hastin, near Westport, WU fired at on Mond.), but escaped injury. Three arrests have been made