... and the less speedy officers, mixed up with the crowd, were in danger of their lives. Li this imminent extremity Sergeant Kirwan, acting without orders, turned and fired at random; and, taking advantage of the con- sternation which his act caused amongst ...

... not guilty, anrI called several witnesses in their ?? were coemnmitted for trial at the Qoarter Sessions. VIoLESr AsSACI.-:-Michael Burke (42), CourtWillitrn Street North, labourer, and Willieam Purke (22, Isis son, living ini Sheep Street, were charged ...

... side;, constable Michael Doilan, sprained thumb; Constable Jos. 'DBurns, wound on head (a serious wround en the toll of the ?? John Bryan, bruise of head and wound of I-i ear ;Constable John Lynch, wound of head (serious) C~onstable Michael O'Donovan, svound ...

... AFFRAY. THE ADJOURNED INQUEST. The inquest on the bodies of Michael Lonergan, John Shinnick, and John Casey wee resumed at the Court- .house, Mitcholstown, yesterday. The exan ination of Sergeant Kirwan, of Boeerbee, who fired the first shot from the barrack ...

... House of Commons, I uiywisich virtually amoucnted to a vote ofcnur t W a they Government on their recest Irish policy. Sir Michael, it will in tyerve be remembered, -gave notice of his motion on' Friday last, eve tlcat acid Mr. Gladstone said lee would ...