... LONDON ARK OF THE COVENANT FIRED aeon AMD Yard de*eotfvo* lound the word*: You hum! O oha|ked on a s tono pillar outside the main entrance of Dollis Hill Synagogue, Wlllesden, Middlesex, whore worshippers, arriving for early morning service yesterday ...

... machine-gun fire but did not recollect how maw/ bursts. He fired four shots himself at the person he saw firing down the laneway and while he was firing he thought there was a second figure behind. He was quite satisfied the man he fired at ...

... between these men in the course of which Guard George Mordaunt was shot dead. The man then known as John Boyle, who was chased by the Guards through portion of the district succeeded in getting away. The body of Guard Mordaunt was found subsequently in the ...

... accused fired the and indeed no direct to who fired the shot. for the prosecution, he !. rested entirely on evidence. Bride commented on the :he bullet which killed the • had not been produced. It ex:raordinary, he said, that ail the shots fired up and ...

... police, would you still have returned the fire? I might not. In reply to further questions, White said O'Neill was lying on the ground in the passage-way and fired first in reply to shots from outside. Then he fired in the direction of the flashes and moved ...

... afterwards she saw Maurice O'Neill grappling with some men inside the kitchen door He was put on a chair at the living room fire. One of the police asked O'Neill if he had been hit and he said he thought he was. There was so much shooting she thought a ...

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... said he saw a streak of fire across the island. He heard a baby scream and people crying and shouting for help. It was foggy at the time. Mr Overend, for the Company, expressed deep thanks for the bravery of the Civic Guards and local people who crossed ...

... if the occasion arose. White admitted opening lire “in reply to shots.” “I suggest,” said Mr. Murnaghan, “ it was Guard Mordaunt you fired at and that you hit him.”—No, I did not. White said he lost his gun on his “route of escape.” He remained in Dublin ...

... 11 a.m. to-day. HENRY WHITE TRIAL When ihe irial of Henry White, Andersonstown, Belfast, who is charged with the murder of Guard Mordaunt, in October. ini2. was resumed the Special Criminal Court in Dublin yesterday, the president stated that anti other ...

... vour reason for throwing the letter into the fire to conceal the evidence that M'Hugh had just rushed down the stairs in your i house?—No. just reached for Imy glasses and casually threw it ©wards the fire. Asked a further question she replied: No! I ...

... s after the State Assembly adjourned without voting on them. Talmadge fired the two officials concerned, took three locksmiths with acetylene torches and men of the National Guard, and cut through the massive steel walla of the State Treasury vaults to ...