OUTRAGES CONTINUE
COLLISIONS WITH POLICE.
. > ■ LONDON, 16th April. , Constable •Henison, who was shot at
Balbriggan, is dead. A crowd at Limerick railway station; stoned the police escorting the mails. The police fired, slightly, wounding several.
Forty men armed with hurleys held op a mail car at Charleville, County Limerick, seized the mails, and then, a-llowed * the driver to proceed. It is believed.that several of the Dublin raids yesterday were connected with the shooting of Constable Hells. All except five of those arrested yesterday have been released.
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Evening Post, Volume XCIX, Issue 92, 19 April 1920, Page 7
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