LAWLESSNESS IN CORK

Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 104, 4 May 1922, Page 5

LAWLESSNESS IN CORK

i A PROSECUTOR KIDNAPPED. SAVED BY A PRIEST. PURSUED AFTER RANSOM. •.By Cabie.—Press Association.—Ci>;r rl;!.;. irt«celrei] ii.so a.vi.i LONDON. May a. Tiie aina/ing *iuatin in Ireland ia illustrated 1 y the kidnapping of Mr. i. tRT-ivll. a resident r-f Fp.rmoy and ( ru«n Noli.-iior oi Ka?t Cork, by armed ni?u. Hγ wns tifd in a sack co tiaiitly that he fainted, and >va* laken ii! a n-"ti-r car to n lonely i-oitage in the mountains uu : sentenced to death on the ground thai ) bis activities wore, dangerous to th-> tountn. Mr. far:!.!) u.-.k-d v> Kec :' pries , ., who J.lcadad fer sis life. Hi-s capioir. airee.T to a riuisf-j] nf £l,OtMi, btit linellv , iSSU. A After tlip c-lieqiv. had f"."?n -■'. "■ c j Carroll was luiea.-ici. but >\i'j I cwinrr to liis wirninc a lr.yali--" c l-em tiire:»ti-Rori with drath. i>rni".i -i■ •< p arrived at his house in his 11 i ~ t _ pri) warned Mr. Carroll, who osc*«ed fo Cork and took refuge with the British military.— (Renter.) n ! BARRACKS BLOTVN UP. I- . FLIGHT OF THE REHELS. 1 ißeei-lTed 1.: , .-: p.m.i f LONDON. May .1. Tlie Mullinjrar police ''arracks, o-eu-)>inl lit rebels, were- blown ii;.. after which J I the rebel" departed, pursued by Free 1 J Staters.— iA. and X.Z. Lablr.i