... stone. Mr. Eaton. R.M., has taken his depositions, which he identifies one of his assailants. The inquest on the body of Michael Lonergan was formally opened on Saturday', and adjourned. MR. O’BRIEN ARRESTED, Mr. William O’Brien was arrested on Sunday ...

... Montgomery deposed that he treated constables for serious wounds. He ?ould not say how many others were injured. Seret William Kirwan, of Buherbee, de.csed being in the party which sup orted Head-constable Doherty’s men they were repulsed by stones, and retreated ...

... stated that his party were not attacked. Witness farther stated that he gave three ball can ridges to Sergeant Kirwan after the firing. Kirwan spoke falsely in saying that he got the cartridges before the firing ceased. Witness fired in the direction where ...

... was this fact, and so gross and cruel was the injustice thus inflicted upon a patient and longsuffering people, that Sir Michael Hicks- Beach, who, in the early part of the year was Irish Secretary, instituted a system which went by the name of PRESSURE ...