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National Archives of Ireland NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF IRELAND Archives are subject to copyright and should not be copied or reproduced without the written permission of the Director of the National Archives s. 14:2269 D.M:P._ DuBLIN METROPOLITAN PoLICPr. Surne?"intendent' s on: ce, Q Division ,..r T 'JJ" ' t~ ''10th July t 5 . 19 Su~ject :- }u1 0VE1~J1]' N'rS OF DUBLI J EXT ~M I s ~rs . I beg to report . t hat en the 29th Inst . Jk ~~ ~ the undenrentioned extremists were observed ~ - moving about and associating with each ether as fellows : - Vv' i t h 1,homas J . Cl arke , 75 Parnell St. J . I\/lcGarry far ten minute's between l & 2 P· m. J&hn o · ~LQ ahGny and James 1\/Iurray, fer t wenty minutes between 7 & 8 p. m. William O' Leary Curtis , Jaxnes J . Buggy , Art ht~ uriff ith, M. Mullen, and J . McGuinness ~~. t0gether for an h<Dur from 10 p. m. Buln1er He bson and P . Hyan, (Sinn Fein) I(Jf. called ~n Mrs O' Dono van Rossa, at Gresham ~' · /t5 .... Hetel, at 7. 15 p. m. Professor John l\J1 cNeill left Amiens St . fer Dundalk at 6 p . rn . R. I . C. infermed. 'r . J . McSwe eney has returned ti Cerk by 3 p . m. train. H. I . C. infonned. Attached is a C0py ef this week's issue 0f the Vorkers Republic , which with the except i on gf a few paragraphs does. net appear t e contain anything deser ving seri Gus attenti0n. Superi nt endent . ·: . ~ he Chief Cammr . Archives are subject to copyright and should not be copied or reproduced without the written permission of the Director of the National Archives PRICE ONE PENNY. " The great only appear great because we are on our knees : let us rise.'' Vol. 1., No. 10. DUBLIN, SATURDAY, JULY 31, 1915. Weekly. ROSSA FUNERAL- SEE PAGE EIOHT assaulted James Curtin on board the liner killed in Flanders. She was receiving a pension Philadelphia in the Canada Dock. of £1 6s. 8d. a week. "Curtin said that as he lay in his bunk Sullivan "The: Judge bound over the prisoner, and Notes on the Front entered and struck him and the others all came ordered that he should be handed over to a in and assaulted him, calling him a "scab.'' military escort, remarking1 that- " I hope," he A few weeks ago a meeting was held in Dempsey also said that anyone who had the added, "that you will make good nse of thi Beresford Place, Dublin, to oppose the Union Jack displayed on his arm ought to opportunity and by your military service wipe National Reaistration Act. At that meeting have the arm cut off. out this stain on your character." re P''inted out that the Act was in reality "The five men admitted calling Curtin names Shortly after the Battle of the 11arne we \Vere Conscription in its pecularily English form, and but denied striking him." confidently assured that the British soldit.:rs had went on to explain our idea of the manner in Brought up after the remand the case was established a ''moral supremacy" over the Ger which Conscription would be applied to disposed of as follows : nuns. If the policy of f ustice Low, that o Ireland. '·The five firemen who were before the sending bigamists to the front ins ~ ead of to ja il We said that there would not be in Ireland I .iverpool Stipendiary, on Thursday, on a is pursued by many other judges, and we haH any app ~ ication of Conscription of an immediate charrre of doing gricvious bodily harm to good reason to be1icve that it is, there will soC\ simultaneous general nature; that the govern­ another fireman named Curtin, on the s.s. grow up queer opinion!:! about the " moral ment would apply it piecemeal, put ing one Philadelphia, on the ground that he was a "scab supremacy of the British Army. -section of the country under its power afcer ti r t> m1.n" and who were rem: derl for inquiries But 1.ote the ( is1 ~rity be een the entenc . another, an ~o ' · orkin ~r it a. to break up tl1c to be made in regard to their nationality (sOme:! It reveals the opinions of the judge a. to the resistance of the nation. of them having, it wa::; alleged, expressed anti­ We also expressed our belief that the things he con~iders the most sacred. F or British sentimt.:nts) were r~gain brought before abusing the British Empire-which suffered ~overnrnent would apply it in the least rebel, or the 'ourt yesterday. It was stated by a police most slave districts first, and after they had nothing from the abuse-a sente ce of so day·~ officer that they wcre,apparently all natives of hard labour. For ruining a dercnt woman the been dealt with would proceed cautiously to 1 Ireland who had i>ccomc, ' naturalised citizens sentence is a light rebuke, and sent to join extend it to scattered po• Lions of districts in of America" for the purpose of the navigation which the rebel portion of the community, and decent men in the trenches. What crime did laws. the soldiers in the trenche commit that they rebel sentiments, were strong. "The Stipendiary said it seemed to have been On Saturday, July 24, the government kindly should be compelled to live with such a a very brutal assault. He did not wi ·h to be scoundrel? furnished th Irish people with a comp1cte prejudiced by outside matters, but he was bound verification o our forecasts. Here is an extract Let us change the subject. H ere is an awful to take a serious view of the case. production from America-an nlphabet about from the .Irish Ti11~ts. " ullivan, Yelly and Dempsey '"ere each NATIONAL REGISTRATION ACT. the services the boys and girls of the upper sentenced to 5 ' days' irnprisonment with hard classes are rendering in the war : APPLlCATION TO ULSTER AHEAS. laiJuur · and the other two to 28 days' imprison­ The following notice appears in the Dub!t'1t ment with hard labour." . \.ggie's asking alms for the Artillery. Gazette, last night :- Viewed in itself there is nothing strange in Belinda's binding belly·bands for Belgians. " \Ve, Iver Churchill, Baron \Vimborne, this case. 'Vhen persons within British waters Clara's counting coughdrops for Cossacks. Lord Lieutenant-(;eneral and General Governor proceed to refer in such a manner to the British Diana's denting dumdums for D1agoons. of Ireland, in pursuance of the powers conferred Empire and its supporters, they must be prepared Effie's etching emblems for the Ensigns. on Us by Section 1 5 of the National Registra· take what is coming to them in the way of Fannie's fetch 'ng fish-ball for th F ren hies. tion Act, 1915, 5 and 6 Geo. Y., c. 6o, do punishrnent. But here is an e.· tract from Gaby's gargling goldfish for tht: (~ermans. hereby order that section one of the said Act another English jingo paper which would seem 'attic's 'itching 'orsc:s for the H in rJ ish. shall apply to the following areas in Ireland, to indicate that for the period of the war men Iona's ironing icebags for the Irish. namely, the County Borough of Belfast, the serving in the military forces are to be allowed Jennie's joinin•T jew's harps for the Japs. County Borough of Londonderry, the County to abolish any one of the ten commandments, Katy's killing Yitcheners for the Kaiser. of Antrim and the County of Down. and secure an acquittal if they will cnly Lizzie's laundering lingerie for J ncers. Given under Our hand at His :Majesty's volunteer for the trenches. l'vfary's making moonshine for the Monks. 'astle of Dublin, this 2oth day of July, 1915." Nellie's 'nitting nothing for the uns. \VDIHOR. E. Olive's opening oysters for the Old Guard. Surely wisdom is justified of her children! "SOLDIER BIGAMIST. Prunella's painting pretzels in Pr remysl. Never was a prophecy more rapidly fulfilled in "JUDGE'S LENIENCY AND SOUND Quola's qudling quinzy in the Queen's Own. the political world. Here we have the Act ADVICE. Rachel's rolling Rameses' for Russians. applied sectionally and the most slave portion "Mr. Justice Low at the Manchester Assizes Sister usie's sewing shirts for S ldier ·. of Ireland chosen-just as we predicted. gave his decise in the case in which \Villiam Tillie's toughening tripe for two tight Teutons. Sometimes the newspaptrs make queer Francis Owen (35), a labourer, was charged with Ulma's unwrapping union suits fc r Uhlans. reading, nowadays. \V e here reprint some bigamy on April 2oth at Preston, when he Viola's vapourising vodka in the Vosges. )aragraphs that seems to indicate a very topsy­ married a widow named Agnes Backhouse, his 'Vilhelmina's wishing warts on \ 'ilhelm. turvy conception of morals, and of the just wife, Katherine, whom he married at Liverpool ... ~ anthippe's . ·haling xylophones fur .... ~mas. punishment for crime. The first is from a on August 6th, 1906, being still alive. Yenny's yielding yeast cakes for the Yiddish. Liverpool paper : "The prisoner was · three times wounded Zuzie zaid zhe L.ent zome wap for ze Zuaves. '' UNION JACK TATTOO ~lARK. duriug the South African \Var, and on the out· If the readers can ~tand that they can stand "In order that inquiries into their nationality break of the present hostilities he re-enlisted in anything.
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