IRISH DISORDERS
ANGLICAN CHURCH BURNED. WINDOWS OF ANOTHER SMASHED SUPPOSED RETALIATORY ACTS. (United Press' Association—Copyright) (Received This Day, 12.45 p.m.) LONDON, July 22. A crowd ignited and destroyed the Anglican Church at Kilmallock, and smashed the windows of the rectory, which the police are now guarding. The outrage is believed to he retaliatory for the anti-Catholic demonstrations at Belfast.
Rioters broke valuable stained-glass windows in the Anglican church at Trim.
MAN SHOT AT BELFAST.
DEMONSTRATION IN FREE STATE. ATTACK ON PROTESTANTS. BELFAST, July 22. Edward Scarlett was shot dead during a renewal of the fighting on the Newtonards load. Apparently he was the victim of a sniper concealed in a gateway. ’ (Several buildings were set on fire at Clones, on the Free State border. The house of William Meighan, a member of the British Legion, was at tucked and the windows were smashed At Limerick, a crowd demonstrating against Protestants stoned six shops and two clergyman's houses, and smashed windows of a church, a Masonic hall, and a Y.M.C.A. building before the police dispersed them. Catholic priests condemned the outrage.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 55, Issue 239, 23 July 1935, Page 5
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