
From the Freeman’s Journal, 27 May 1867:
“CHANCERY PLACE AND MOUNTRATH STREET
Dear Sir-
I beg, through the medium of your influential journal, to call the attention of the authorities to an assemblage of ill-behaved boys and girls that meet nightly at the corner of the above mentioned localities, throwing stones and making use of the most obscene language to passers-by. Whilst passing through Chancery-place from my business the other evening I was struck with a stone and cut severely.