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Fearless, who is not a Q. C, ojid indeed is never likely to be one, or a judge eitfter, defeyids the prisoner for the Land League, in- structed by Val. Dillon. There is « showy bar and. a long brief.
Indictment is read out in court, after silence has been called by the Crier : Indictment.
\^Whereas, on the {put in the day) in the year of (Irish) misery, 1886, the herein -named Patrick, otherwise called Pat and by his mother, ma bov.chal, known also by the surname of Hate the Saxon, so-called on... the maternal side, did violently, fraudulently, diabolically, traitorously, hid- eously, malevolentl}'', persistently, practically, perpetually, perniciously, mercilessly, and cruelly whistle in the presence of the peaceful and humane tenant-farmer-exterminator, Mr.
Rackrektem, J. P., and did thereby endanger the peace of our much-enduring lady, the queen, whose devotion to and love for her Irish subjects obliges her constantly to go to Scotland to weep in solitude over their miseries; and, WJiereas, her peace and life is plainly aimed at by this whistling in Cork, and in fact by the existence of the Irish everywhere; and, Whereas, the Irish are always showing their ingratitude to her by doing something, or causing something to be done which prevents her from extending to them her royal favor, as for example; WJiereas, of malice preforce and excited there- unto by the Land League, (the source of all evil), did compass and produce the death of her favorite and dearly beloved OR, WHISTLING AT LANDLORDS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fearless, who is not a Q. C, ojid indeed is never likely to be one, or a judge eitfter, defeyids the prisoner for the Land League, in- structed by Val. Dillon. There is « showy bar and. a long brief.
Indictment is read out in court, after silence has been called by the Crier : Indictment.
\^Whereas, on the {put in the day) in the year of (Irish) misery, 1886, the herein -named Patrick, otherwise called Pat and by his mother, ma bov.chal, known also by the surname of Hate the Saxon, so-called on... the maternal side, did violently, fraudulently, diabolically, traitorously, hid- eously, malevolentl}'', persistently, practically, perpetually, perniciously, mercilessly, and cruelly whistle in the presence of the peaceful and humane tenant-farmer-exterminator, Mr.
Rackrektem, J. P., and did thereby endanger the peace of our much-enduring lady, the queen, whose devotion to and love for her Irish subjects obliges her constantly to go to Scotland to weep in solitude over their miseries; and, WJiereas, her peace and life is plainly aimed at by this whistling in Cork, and in fact by the existence of the Irish everywhere; and, Whereas, the Irish are always showing their ingratitude to her by doing something, or causing something to be done which prevents her from extending to them her royal favor, as for example; WJiereas, of malice preforce and excited there- unto by the Land League, (the source of all evil), did compass and produce the death of her favorite and dearly beloved OR, WHISTLING AT LANDLORDS.
What to read after Jim Carty's Trial ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cusack, Mary F. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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