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2 men would soon be clothed iñ it. For hi 
en r his part; he | Glas = 
ger "G00 of the young g blood of Ireland attired in the shad be. Glasgow ha Spal to it 064. Tn e Town-council | Eo pe part of the way to warm pone mselves, and afterwards 
would leave it to t ryo ies present to say unanimously resolved to invite Sir e ee by prisoner, put theboy i in one of the carts, 
it would become them or not. And out of that club | ports E ttinger to dine with the Mea! poration p es eran -hisp with straw 
expected to be able to select a Conservative senate of | occas sion of his visi it te o Glas on © 
jemen to act as grenene aa oe the Repealers and i pm N. $ Apri 
Having praise: r. O’Brien for the zeal 
m in the cause of Repeal, he vented some veh of their respect for his eminent eek, services, 
7 ost e 
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INTELLIGEN 
cE. — ae E CIRCUIT—LEWES. — Am 
as Burges: ren e ind dicted for para düny [ERN CUIT, SBURY.—James Isaac was indic 
dwelling: house at fa ga Blaker, at i i as r k of straw, ‘the property « of 
and gani ng three gold seals, a writing- | Henry Mixen, ear Bath. Found Guilty and senten 
his proper Tr Anne Hounsell and ati 
S d 
Jane Reader were also ehhrgel int 
3 | niously receiving the property, o have been stolen. 
This case a ppeared to create S Rood: deal oi afst, on account of 
together with a ma: 
a domestic Parliament.—The other spea on were Mr. J, 
onnell, Rev. pales, Tier Y, Mr. S. O’Brien, Mr, R, D. 
, &c. 
j "Tullamore.—At t the present assizes Henry Chawner 
found guilty of the wilful murder of Mary Ann 
, his daughter, aged five years, by yori her 
e into a pipe or gullet of water, at Gallin 
whereby sh on th 
entence of death, the execution to 
April. 
South opary Assizes last week 
Nagle, a man na an i y jageang ph 
of a Gat indicative of y bad 
ns, W pany, of. harig on the 26th. raed at 
he jury at on und t 
Chief Baron, _ addressing — n the enormity 
ilt, pass 
1 ch 
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i; ii noo guilty of the wilful murder of his wife ioe si a pa tpa a Bara seas py pes 
n proved an mission by e 
p rangling her, The decea ed woman had been pre- had removed dung, and that he said he should continue to do 
rried to a person eae Fenessy, and ha 0. Others stated that, by the custom of the country, tenants 
of children by him; and r his decease e had no Bene te ove hay, straw, or manare from the pre 
mises whic ey occu t, upon cross-examination, it 
By er he aquired tho the peepee turned out that these new very little of the matter. 
in conseque: It w: roved the farm buildings were so much out of re- 
ey were on bad t ; and he pm ed pair that it was impossible, to stall bullocks, and that plaintiff 
aa big be ag shindig “eh them unless defendant would go and reside 
ren by her, th ‘ms. 
is Stepsons and stepdaught i 
yi ot death E aug het Bek g in n the hou It ae “contended, on the part of defendan te 
ceased showed the means that had 
Bat on Lefroy passed sentence of 
tt 
gh Thomas Kennedy | and oe Ke ennedy action of ejectment to recover possession of an estate called 
ard Glestip, ham, r ps pin thi: aunty. A gr y 
last, at G! id lar acti bo bac by Lord ont at various 
anmore. The priso times against. d vies parties holding property, and which 
ian; and of any thing but a fero cio they all held under ‘loa “a ives granted by the ancestors of 
Lord Egremont, and which it leged by his Lordshi pag 
invalid, by fossa eir seed tely corresponding wil 
i cide occurred on the night EE the original pid leasing, which was given in 1755, The 
ast chen a party of men rushed into th whole case was composed of pennants, aps the points were 
I, and beat the poor ma: i all reserved te the opinion 1 of the Cour e, but a verdict 
a injuries he died on the following Pp Se e EA —James Walton and George 
Jury. consulted for a short time, and und Profit were charged with night poac! min ye at Tamshorn, ina 
Guilty; Th Kennedy Guilty. longing to Sir R, Peel, on the 20 ember. 
ary observed that the re unani- the case were sapi mun iA icky > naan = 
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&. the prisoner to mercy. S 
Opinioa SN he neve nt to Gleeson’s house two of their witnesses led t exposure of the boldest false- 
of committi a justice, The jury tiy 
his wa tt geek aan ms to id found the prisoners guilty, on t, after commen! 
3 shown by th Ot striki dalcu, nature of the attempted delence, sentenced 
any violence towards the keeper. Mr. Baron A se ajepe 
Langley, Tanner, Haines, and Hill, who eS already bee: pos in gaol 
months, to Bie Aga to pe labour for a farther PS o of Kaaa 
who had been out on bail, was sentenced to 
of them had. It pase also probable th 
not have died, but from the delicate state 
which he then was. nee Lefroy expressed 
far the 
es 
indi on 
>i abner Stephenson, of Hansiope, found guilty; ses 
to atte end, as far as was possible, to zm á to 15 years’ transportation. —J ohn Denton, James 
the jury, 7 SW. — John Rees and Ann Willia: Smart, and Thomas Brown, were indicted for having, on the 
——— we ig upon a B ate: charging reg with harink, night ‘of 26th December last, in the e parish of Ravenstone, un- 
6 a ‘incited Richard Edw 5 to administer =i ahr yaa certain inclosed land, belonging to Sir F. 
Hani; i t ing, armed with ee ‘or the purpose of taking or an 
aftern: 
ine pind holies ia 
before witnessed in any place of wor- 
ê se of last week place 
the town, announcing that Mrs. Martin, 
d 
th 
in the cr geane the prosec 
prisoner also with some other pers tery 
about 9 orclock in the evening the pie nde å asked pig: oe 
eutor to bea Mr. Day to go! home hala upon his doing 
irritated the prisoner that he took his penknife from his pocket 
p 
n he ensuing week she N, i ly 
sie ply j him 
ral a the Sine Hall. This placard had the 
d of 1 K to the church an immense 
People. ka longing hy the eget tim |B 
wn by curiosit either ee Mrs 
oe 7 
ry cta ion ofh Bi i direct 
Pinions w. à 
p 
n pas at “the church, ae Anderson 
Sire the avenue. 
aie eth proced » tony te iexvice, This 
Congr egation by Capt. “Richardson, 
retired but M 
fused to rare the church. After 
as r at Trecastle turnpikedepose4 to being awo! 
night ofthe 6th December, by the pene of a little boy, <_< 
of deceased, at the gate with two ¢: and gathered from 
is father, 
lage was sent for by the managers tha is aot i 
t he had lost bis “ A — 
r Mrs. Martin and “her. friends k ħim into the hous ne eoma te geks, priso: oes z ae i he Courts ard es 
olest estation _ fr ò but i i tired f from, the ie 'apparentiy but little ceasible of the de- 
th } bh bh 
raded ve into which Ke lad been brought by his — 
5 Now w Cracerr, Yors.—Thomas Mörpieas, we iy 35, 
wea una er, Tho: ipao 
ina pas at assion, 
© People: rail h r the 
ribah è pews, and a s ene 
Thee confusion enviei: At length they re re 
y were held ta and a land to the Polics-office, 
the wer) the harge of a sequence. ‘Te prison a ated ete 
eh odds f the Mormon delé- crime, a m9 truna gui oe ge resin ded to me ze 
Conference was held last week in ee 4 him to. 7 sol 
“ts en D eof the“ twelve Apostles” } Co) i = ne -imens uh naa Cot an st, George 
te id wi za iéet’ Mullins, Henry opar, ujles Henry Cosse, Geo 
a res vss on ea t ae tee andadh bc r th nine the “is P gen Hbbins, were ppa with haying on 
e state and prospects and when about three or thie 6th November las the parish of Wy- 
5 an 
he lists of i arning o 
ferra of their Members and Office- on leerjaar d bargained wi pete in ing Saty been guilty ir Š riot. There were 
in x t prisoner got out bgaa Tney | other counts in’ the indictments charging assaults to have been 
he delegates, made the. total in the deceased for a ride te Trecastle ia one of “his carts. 
