The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-07-24 00:00:00

umnamau..l.nwissx, Jo ?t.cosuuTTn fsr Lotting the aWs Lsid,s, ill mast PdliW 'INI Tbnrsda l y the 3ist dai of Jay.instant, at twfdthl elitatit at , noon, to Ist by . Pahl,i Mellon. - A sultana LUAU Opellipsw,, from Ilicamimas t legle as Plasm 041000114111 An luire 4.t go. Lew; Amiably.' aII PA LAS fir 11 , years, frost ,I la lliebask ilVe san. tasks( it:Mossisosselids 14. ans of H. lemkidamdtOrOs ipMing St Nu. • Plse-oftits Prwaisss, is ills Conditions for Lettlaii the same hall respsagedly; marl* sus ate. Oillso of World, Guild. • Z. 119111BNAN, Comptrollor. . . . ___ • REDUCED FARES AND UNEQUALLED TRA VELLING To Doves, DIAL* BANIK/ATIL,MANOATI AND CANTSIDURY,. Four bulde Coaches. and hare good time, by S. A. MOUNTAIN cud Co. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SKINNER-STREET, siNow-BILL, LONDON. T HE follonving LIGHT POST COACHES, Mails, &r. set out from the above lan " Tdegnapii," Dover, Deal, Rams g ate, Margate, Broad Stairs, Canterbury, Fevershans, and *militia new superior fast Coaek, every morning at a past 7 o'clock. nnuequeisce of the decided preference given to the Te legraph Coach the Proprietors are determined no expense shall be spared to render it Use first conveyance On the' Kent Road. . Bromplon. Chatham, Rochester, Gravesend, Strond, Sittiagboorne, Redskins 4. °twinge, Morning, quarter past 7, sr REDUCED /LAE. The " Royal s Ectipse," Falmouth, Plymouth, Exeter. Truro, Bodmin. Penryn, Ashburton, Totneee, Dartmouth, Weymouth, Dorchester; and Salisbury. wry morning at 7, through Ilenitins. Axminster. Brid port, Woodford, Stockbridge Sutton, Basingstoke Hartford bridge, Black wat r 4.134 t.shot. The oily Day Coach to. Women* (drives through , with two coachmen only,) throisgls nagehot. Ilipekwater, Basingstoke, Overton, Whitelnirels. Andover, froodyales, Cashmore.Salisbury, Blandford Dorchester, at a quar ter past b o'clock la the morning; Packets from Weymouth to Guerosey4erny,L7ierbourg, St. Maim. ere. every Wednesday and saturOilifternbois at 9 o'clock. - • ' The " Union," Southampton, Lotinglon, Lyndhurst Winchester, Basingstoke, Hartford-bridge, Blaekivater, and Bagshot new four hut& Coach. (wry morning at ; arrives at the Coach and Herne, and Pine lets, Southampton. by Pive o'clock. This ie a most delightful conveyance to the Isle of Wight. - Jersey.. Guernsey. St, Maloes, Havre de Grace, Chertnsrg, ere.—The Proprietors of the above Coach hope to receive a continuance of that support which has hitherto been experienced since the com mencement of the " Union." A new Light Day Coach to Dorchester in 14 hours only, through Bagshot, Blackwater, Basingstoke, Overton, Whit , Aura. Andover, Salisbury, Woodyeats, Ca:Amore add Btand t ford, at a }past b o'clock lathe morniisr.-77se Pilo" - prictori . of the above Coach are determined no expenee ailall be spared to render it the first co..:eyanee on the Wes tern Road. Rath' and Bristol Post Coaches, through ChippenkaM, Cake, Marlborough. lisegerford, Newbury and Reading, every Afternoon at One ; arrive at the Greyhound Inn, Bath, the London Tavern, Thomas Street, and Swan, Bristol, early the next morning. Coaches to Wells, Bridgereater,Taunton,and Plymouth, at reduced Pares. The " Umpire," a new Liverpool light Coach, only One Night on the Road, carrying 'Pour inside, sets out Daily at One ; arrires at Liverpool next afternoon at 5, thro' Woburn, Lallibury, Northampton, WelJord, Lutterwortk, Ilioeldey. Atherstone, Litchfield, Stone, Newcastle, Kings ford, Warrington and Prescot. Shrewsbury. Wellington and &Waal Light Post Coach, every Afternoon. Guarded. Barnstaple and Soutisinotton New Light Post Coach, every • Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings, at ? o'Cloek. l l The "Rockingham." Leeds Light Post Coach, sets out every Afternoon at Two ; and panes through Baldock, Biggleswa.le, Kato*, Bisekdeis, Stilton, Wansford, Stam ford, Greetkam, Grantham, Naar*. Tutford, Markham- Moor. Retford,Bassdr.y, Doncaster, and Ferry-bridge, ar /rives dt the Golden Lion Inn, Leeds, next Afternoon, at ce &ch. in time for the Bradford, Halifax. Skipton and MuckliFsifield Coaches,al reduced Fares.—Driven through with four coachmen only.—Luggage andPaekages only 911. ,l Mr 16.—NottetthstasuBng the uncommon expedition of .this Coach, it is allowed to be the most agreeable and s'oaplete public . yoke on the North Road, being einequalled by any other. Harrotogate and Ripon New Light Post Coaches every ;Afternoon, at 5, Br S in the Montag. Glasgow, Longlinen, Gretna-Green. All/1411, DunsfAes. :nrowithiU, Thornhill, Sancpshar Kiln, Casmock, Kings melt, and all Parts of Scotland, a Light 4-inside Post- Coate Daily. Bridgenorth, Waisal, illaMosbarg. Nile', and Haighead , Nap Light Coach, awry Aftervown. it reduced Fares. The " Expreiy," to York,Seentormok, Whitt Shields, .asuderkind, Newcastle and Ed a New Light Four ' Post-Coeds, with a Gerard ; sets out rernifigt by way of Newark, ord, Doncaster, ridge, Tadeaster, Darlington, Northallerton, Mopped. and Berndt*, sod arrives at York the Wit Meriting at 19 .'Clock, at redwood Fares.—Driven tthrosiak mirk 4 niacin's,. only.—Possoagers Aiding them • Latins (aligned ou the journey, may tat what time they ;please, and then proceed widest any additional fare. Alariborangh and Swindon 'Four /rids Day Coach, Ors' Aldbourn, Ileadisg, Lambkins, Parton, Lydissgton, IPommy, Wootton Basset, Raossbury, Hanyerford. New kory and Maklealsead.—Driven &trona& with one costa l! __ lmit g ai lew Royal Potent Wail, Boston and Louth, aro. dhigetss, - Cambridge, Huntingdon, Stilton, Peterboro', .., Deep's', Spalding, Splisby, Alford. Grimsby 4- H u g, Ageing, at A44f-past 7 o'clock, tienday, at"a quarter :heferrt. The "Express," s New Liakt Fair-Inside Post Rose; fo Carlisle, Peoria' amid Wilielases ; with g Guard all thy s 4 ; gamin Amok Appleby, Brea" Lacs. Greta. Atrit(gr i ltichisuld.eatlevick,Serenghbridge. ferritbridge. 'ftigaster. Newark. Bowery, &imams, liessiford. Gres. Viso, 41911t0n, illgglestaule and gaidoid. Beim out in the Ilfaraigg. andperform, As downy with the greatest Ps . •IS the tan,. kg 4 _•boaleime or I =gr adramilage4 f Wfr seals being w ell • sestOomeh. . • plitticroacidatJus. Ths .rodent 310.0. tarmge Dun' Were. 7 MlButel,# Ifigsbei, Devising, at ha4tilast •7 o'e* ajleartsr &pot T; K L iassei e re . prams. edell, pu Laar d re. amiriey, Ornuitirh Garst4s/ • amides, awry Vernet/xi -.- . - QUEEN'S COUNTY ASSIZES. • •••••IM.m.MM•••.IMM.. Ore don't'- PaeW ing up, said to the first, " have you done nothiog yet ?----lave you not got hips out yet ?" They then broke in and drard out wit n ess's mother and sister; witness ran up chimney.; Patrick and James Young, two- of the Prisoners, (whom he identified), were of the party; Wit less knew thole well before, and has no doubt but they were there; one of them wanted to bare the boom burned; Mimi* escaped by getting out of the boom; en ble'enming Sot ebby repeatedly struck at Mwefehe piety tbearilliatedt 'when witness got met heater Hoban's bonselind part of hi, own es fire; Tl ligau, Peter Bgan, Thomas COOOty, and Patriek (whom be Identified) were of the peon be.neyer the prisoners before that night; hi saw tbeim before the door was broken—he sa w them enter the house, before he got into the chimney ; is positives. Os the prisoners ; Denis M'Curtniek is brother to and slept at. Hoban's house: witness saw him lying in a ditch at the back of Hoban'', house, , weltering to his blood—be bad both his ears cut off, and his back cut tl wits -as did not see the prisonersfor several days; when I.ho next saw Leahy and Cooney it leis at the Police Of lice in Borris-ih-Ossory—and in a few day. after that, Timothy and Patrick Egan. Cross-examined by Mr. Cnuise.—Witness knew the two ilfemege before, well; the Mfg- was starlight; he DUN' OW t h e other prisoners before that night ;he knew other persons among the group—knew Timothy Egan and two ethers; don't know Timothy Doughney, nor did not swear *Hut him farther than that he thought he knew his voice.; whams never was told not to answer qeestions ; he never was on the table before ; never was is the dock ; is not personally aequainted with Timothy Doughney: Doughney was taken into custody on witness's examination and lodged in jail; witness was never in jail, nor charged with robbery; was charged witlysteeling a piece of a stick, of Sir Charles Cook's, for which his brother was imprison ed ; witness was never charged with robbing an orchard, nor with robbing Mr. Walpole, nor with having enlisted, nor With stealing turf from Mr. Maxwell—never heard that he was charged with stealing butter ; witness was never out A of the eountry within the last five years, except to earn bread; he swore informations against Fenton Moore, but does not now charge him, as he shewed kindness to witness's mother end sister. MARTBOROVINI. 14TH JULY, 1823. Dennis M'Cormick, exsmired by Mr. Keusus.—e. - the night of the 15th April, slept at John Holsan's house; is IS Lord NOROVRT presided in the Crown Court, and after years.liviog in his own residence snider Sir W. D. Bor. the Omni' Jury were sworn, his Lordship, in his ad- rowel, Bart.; witness understood thatthe motive for attack dress to them, complained that his observations at Car• log him was, that he was suspected of giving leformation low were misrepresented in the public papers--as to the about illicit whisky; slept in Iloban's house; when die mistakes of'Printers, he cared little for them. The pas! turbed, he got up and saw iloban's house on fire; the house sage he Mitnplained of was his *Realm' to the depreda- is about twelve perches from witness's brother's : when tors rimbling feottiOrtigne to Carlow. He appealed to witness got up and looked through the window, he saw his inestimable friend now present, (supposed to be Col. eleven men armed with scythes, burls, bayonets, and arms. Rochfort,) as to whether he threw in/ imputation upon Hoban sated who they were, when they replied they were the worthy Magistrates ?He stated to his explanation, Captain Rock's men—that .they came from a distance, and thee they not be pto the of comin an nearly the same facts, with regard to the situation of more. Hoban would asked what ut they had donenecessity ; the reply wa s , they Graigue, and to the want of a focal Magistracy, as he- harbouring an Informer; the partyasked for Michael Hoban, did at Carlow, giving Col. Rochfort and the other Magis- and desired him to come out, saying they would protect him ; trates, every possible credit for their activity—bit, said one of theparty said "fire;" they said he was a lump of an he was aware that his friend Colonel Ro.:bfort could not informer; witness ran out of the house, and was over be always on the spot ; he had much important business taken' and cut with a scythe, and knocked into the to attend to. His Lordihiplecollected baring said ditch ;• 4 4 numbdr . of the prisoners then came up. (Here a local Magistracy ought to be sought for—but nothing he identified Patrick Young, Timothy Egao, Thomas was so foreign to his 'heart, as to east any odium on his 'Cooney, James Young, Patrick Leahy and Peter Egan.) worthy !deeds, who mere men of honour and integrity. Before witness left the house he pulled a straw mat out of His Lordship ever did and ever would preserve the, the window, and had a full view of the party for fifteen privileges of a Judge, for be Was the oldest in Ireland.— minutes; be never knew any of them before except the As to the legislature of the country, 'be would ever two Youngs; when lying the ditch the part y . pulled speak with veneration of it—be would sever indulge an him up and the strange men desired him to look in their idle sense of levity—he was not so bereft of common un- faces, and say if be would ever know them ; Peter derstanding as to do so. His Lordship next alluded to E ga n, Thomas Cooney, and three others held him, the recent Miracle in the Queen's County. " If" said while Patrick Young cut off both his ears. They then his Lordship, " a female has been brought to the recove- left him and ran away, saying his job was done ! The ry of her speech in this county, Uon be praised—but as first time witness saw any of the party after was in the great a Miracle has been performed in another County, Police Office, in liorrivin-Ossory; Leahy and Cooney (Carlow), where Moll Doyle has been made perfectly first came in—Peter Egan and Doughney next—the silent !" (Shouts of Laughter). He was glad to see Youngs lived within a mile of witness. even the humblest men in the community laugh, when he Cross-examined by Mr. D roug h t . —Wi tness gave in talked of " the Miracle !" If Parliament was still sitting our Members would be able to make a favourable report formation the Wednesday following ; he named Peter and James Young, and Timothy Egan, and others, as of the state of the country. Ile was happy to say that great benehlts'were likely to be conferred on Ireland— of the party; the Youngs were taken on Tuesday night, in their own house ; the attack was made about one or that considerable relief was to be afforded by exemption to the motion two o'clock at night, it was starlight ; witness was from the taxes. His Lordship, in allasiou standing at a window, at which a stone was thrown ; in Parliament respecting the Non-Administration J us. tics in Ireland, asked " was there ever so monstrous, so they asked him before they cat off his ears, did he know them; the neighbourhood Was alarmed, and as soon as base, so unfounded a calumny , ? —it was provoking the day-light appeared several the neighbours came in ; country to wanton mischief.' Let aslant with venere witness was previously threatened by the two Youngs, Lion of the legislative body—and uphold the institutions of the country. " The-Lord Lieut. of this conotry " said but bad no suspicion that they would attack him ; wit nos never told Dooly that if any thing happened him, 44 bialordship," is a prou I frishnsan, constantly wrapped "up in benelitting Ireland—and I will shelter suelso man he'd blame the Young.; witness was suspected in the oeighbourhood for giving information about p rivate _ "from obloquy . To take such an Officer f r om his stills ; witness ire married to Hoban's daughter—Hoban " high post would be melancholy in the extreme—it " would be wcalamity su ffi cient to risk the peace of is an old man; he did not swear against Doughney, nor did lie know the names of the strangers at that time; the " the Country, and as to economy, it would be filching eight " a pepper-corn for the Treasury, at an expense, of mil- las frosty, and the blood WAG well frozen on him ; witness weer expressed any regret at being obliged to " lions to the Country." His removal, indeed. would Ise a moral calamity as well as a national one—in cases swear—nor never said that he'd be glad to make it up, nor that it was a nice thing to swear against men he ne of capital conviction, the extension of the prerogative of mercy would depend upon the return of the packet . ter aaw ; a man named Kinder called on witness and commiserated with him as to the ill-treatment he re. His Lordship again complimented' the Gentlemen of the relyed—never said he'd settle the matter if be got a cer- Grand Jury, to whose elations we were indebted for lain sum. the preservation of the peace of the Counter. o Gentle. Lord NOIUSIMT.—Then I suppose you never set a price 4 4 men, said be, keep your stations—maintain your pride, upon your ears. (Much laughter.) 'a and the people will look up to yogi as their best pro -44 lectors, when thlawild reveries *fair. Owen and other Both of the Witness's ears were cut off close to idle speculatists and theorist' shall pass unheeded."— Mc bead ' by r. tc . nese re. J h exansioed M T' kle This Country "is miraeolonely improved, while other 0 n " Countries are in a state of revelation." members the night of the 15th April last, and will The first prisoner pat to the bar was James Broderick, remember it while he lives; he went to bed as usual on for a highway rubbery . — Not Col*. that night, and was awakened between one and two Daaiel Maker, for i burglary and robbery.—Not a i ck ) ak ; a party came into the besot. and threw stones Guilty, and broke open the door ; his bay, Michael Hoban A considerable interest was excited by the trial of tilted wits_ there any one there, and thee came out; w it_ Faistos Moore, James Young, and Petrick Yaw: sea was put on his knees, and then mangled dreadfully. The wit showed the ml *vends he reeeivea Thomas Cooney, Patrick Leahy. Peter Rgaa and A; One was a cot from a scythe that split his mall nearly e i r t ° l l ! Y ie d gg r e il t en ie Tl3 o „t e p ee ri ro n e ers e . g t w e e t re e „inkti„c..,ted our „ 111 4 . ,..... to the bridge of his nose; he bad seven other cnts on hi. saaaalting— - M s - u in il t r te head. his collar bone and arm were broken, and two of fil`Cormiek's dwelling-house, and dtitlj, far cutting off' his "a m °earl y cut off. its ears, under Lord Elleabozig r Act.—ar.d for, tow ot *mined 'by Mr. Camas — Witness was struck aeretold'' fire ng and retold'' to the .bag s e o f j a w s , down by toe blow be reoeind ; shortly after he was ,isiad is onwequence of the attack, by John Kinder, The first witness prishieed. scale( MiC i srot e k,; William Chambers, and Jams. i!rophy ; witness lay mo geo.—eaiessieed (wirer—.R4lWw., livgt at denies+, bet got up after sometime. The witness inter. Inoghill, liar Portarlingtoo.oo cis Ifilts of April, lee;; toped bli crOes-exatoinition. by an appeal 18.,the costs* of the'sight his we arrikeiled by the frill; 'el! /t i e elle lll l o - • tin sr thawing dente eirtbe' Iksretell tho - Witness. My Lord, my Lord ! won't your ken- Aron "Wok he • gut spirals kM and on (tooth ff relict Lave arm on me?. ton know I Mold your Re• through the don' observe-1 eight persons outside ;at 11.-9 memos how they cot me, my Lord, and sure I can't a bright stet-light eight; they called *items by b:s an wee ant aweinloas cracked or strait. My Lord hare owe and mkt I was he widda; be made sorra and piny ma Ise .:. - .tx=:.: n J ::~ - • I4U€S , SIVIDN-TONCI. LoaD•Noneyar.—l really never saw a murpomes.ed , more native eloquence! •We will protect you, and be assured that it is-for , the protection of such men as you. 'hat the King's Judges come into the country: the law 111 beedministered with firmness, and the poorest nr an the country shall be sheltered under its protection. Who Is tat landlord ? Wisneas.—Sir Walter Borrowes. Lord Wei atlaT.—Sir Walter Borrower ; aye, a very ra teable tilentloinaa ; a Gentleman of great worth ; one of the proodast men in the country !—(Shottls of laughttr.)— (Addressing himself to a Police °Meer.) Do you hear. Sir. 'Palo this poor man wilder your protection ; the cowl try pays you well for It ; and do not lose sight of him, un til yotspose him caller proper protection. His Lordship, having discovered that the gentlemen ho" thus bedressod was a Lleatenant Rae, had him called up.— He epologlsod to bias for having addressed Melee abruptly ; sold bias he was a gentloatan of great taloa& smd acquire moats; and that he was proud to see bias maim a badge of Mirk distinction. • Srrjeant of the Police and the Surgeon were next es lOW bat nothing material occurred. Pmeetiatiosi closed. Derawce.--James Brbphy, examined by Mr. Crni‘e.— Meese recollects the snack on M`Corwick ; was alarmed la thownight ; can't tell the hoer ; was called on by a man massed kieder, to go to binormick's ; went first to 110- ban's; the eight was dell; to the best of witness's belief the light was apt sallicient for a man to distinguish a per son ha neve? saw before; it was not star-light John E 43711 and William Chambers were with witness ; if those persons were at a little distance, be could not say that he would kobw them. Cross examined by Mr. Rzwitts.--Witness hes no doubt but Hoban's ears were cutoff; heard Hoban accused of be ing an Informer; made no remark on the stars ; did nut give any advice to Hoban about quitting, in consequence of the notice; the neighbours did not arrive in time to sale his. John Kinder was examined to the same effect. Witness was positive that the night was so dark that be would not know en old acquaintance, if he was passing him *inertly bye; M'Cormick told witness that if he got 301. or 10!. would snake the matter up, as it Vas a nice thing to su....ar against peepleon their lives. Cross-examined by Mr. CLARRE.-IVitness lives near Ole M'Corevlcks ; they are his tenants ; he heard they ware threatened ; and that Pat. Young wanted him to clear him self of informing about the stills ; at the time of the at tack on the house it was not star-light; when Chambers called on witness they went to lid'Uornsick's house, and saw the dreadful sate they were in ; the house on fire ; tale ears tut off. aad the man bleeding; aati yet witn e ss went home and went to bed without affording any essistanee neither went to look for Doctor or any one else! 'foie Use extent of his kindness! If witness's ears were co tintr off perhaps he might know the operators if he knew them before ; witness went to M'Corieleks after the robbery— not to make it up with the boys, fur he was in anvil:ls about it; but to see the M'Corrnicks ; who told him trey were middling enough ; and then he went oft! John Fitzpatrick proved an alibi for Timothy Egan. Daniel Mara, for Pat. Leahy. Mary Young, fur her two brothers. Robert Ely gave the two Youngs a character. William Sawyer was examined for the Youngs as to character. On his cross examination he said he knew them six or eight years ; but only employed them once. or twice and paid them ; witness knew there was a great deal going forward in the country, in regard to private• stills ; but never went to give information to the Reve nue Officers ; believes the man lost his ears in con,e qnence of private stills, and that they did much ink chief in the country ; though witness saw them often at work. and though his brother is High Constable, and. well paid by the County, he never gave information. Lora NORBURT.—(I . O Mr. Keminis) Don't von know' that they are Sawyers; and that they generally pull dif. ferent ways'--(Loud Laughter.) His Lordship recapitulated the evidence. Ile recom— mended the Jury to leave Fanton Moore out of the. case altogether. After a long deliberation they found Janet Patrick Young Guilty on the capital indictment; acquitted the other prisoner.. To be hanged. PUBLIC WORKSIFOR EMPLOYMENT OF TIM POOR, IN IRELAND. The House of Commons has published three RPportst from the Engineers, containing the details of their opera. tions, receipts, and disburseusesits, in the Western, Cen tral, and Southern Districts of Ireland (luting .tha las 4 year. In the Western District the sum of 26,8931.45. 44d.: of which 4,362/. 10s, Sid. arose from Presentments pail 12,2691. 2s. 4d. advaneed by Government ; anti 10,2621. 4s. 4d. by the Commissioners for the Relief of the ppor.. This money was distributed in the following proportion: --12.9531. Bs. 94d. to the town and county of tlal , ray ; 7,6511. 3s. 100. to Mayo; 3,437/. 13s. lld, to Sligo; 165/. 10s. 6d. to Leitrim; and 2,692/. 71. 314. to Ros common. in the Central District, the sum expended is 14,725!.; 31. 9d , of which 7,4001. was paid by Presentments. In the Southern District the total sum expended iv 17,0131. 12s. 511.. and the money received exceeded this amonnt by 2,3321. Oa. 9d., which was the balance irk band on the Ist January. Of this sum 8,2001. wa , 4 rk ceived from the Commissioners for the Relief of the Poor; 4,960/.Bs. sd. from Presentments; and 600/. front tso vernment, with 2151. 4s. 9d. from the.Tremturer of tits city of York. The whole snm expended in the cours• of last year amounted to 58,662/. th , . 611, which, trifling as it may seem to he, yet produced beneficial results, aml relieved' many unfortunate people from the pressure of severe distress. WEXFORD Asstras.--Thomas Stokes was indicted for shooting Simon Walsh. This trial excited some inter est. The facts were these :—Stokes was one of a party of police in the county of Carlow, which went to exe cute a warrant against IValsh, who was charged wish a rape. Walsh was apprehended, bat rescued by toe country people. He was fired at by Stoker, while eodea vonring to make his escape, and mortally winnded.— The parties were at this time in this county, in which the police had no jurisdiction. The learned Judge said. if the Jury had any doubt upon their minds that the transaction occurred is this county, (as only a (tingle field constitute& the difference,) they should bring in a verdict of acquittal. The prisoner received an excellent character from Mr. Cavanagh, one of the Wand Jury. The Joey, after deliberating a considerable length of time, found the prisoner guilty. An 'Express has b •ets forwarded in his favour sodas Lord Lieutenaot.--(We.e. ford Herald.) On Friday morning last, Omit Il o'clock, tits inha bitants of Darlington were molds sly alarmed by the fall ing of aloes, is Tubwell How, with a dreadful crash ; but fortun tely no live, wore lost, through the inter ferrate of Mr. John Turner, who disoevcred I givinz way, and insisted isiiistrthe people caning out, and as •oon as they bad got out it came down. 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Who ore are eve lir teeny other es lids Road Ne.llß, Groat finasall-nienni.alYooohorYi'en'areem. 12 ! - oz ik a ..a , . - ci a it tr iai ireknan o oot lo w 4 com b- =secy. when' window wan dashed in with a firelocht WI Ildr iposts Allinet eras urr oss4u • ad s policelar or " Raton. l eft Owtr e a 4/ 4 oga er op.& i l ymminrial-. 4 84 . they promised to take his word that be would leave the Lo ; of o s N o , Ha. Goo Ihmeoll • 'kW t• ?UMW?, Of .crififist Se reran annesent ; besides coantry; soother party,. connoting of a great number lambi i may be omen to. the , opal ad e, toll ef, cowastreial Aster. came op at the same time •, they ordered the first party to the P street, hotwoen hove of If sad IL . , r .--. . - • sets. '' . lei' Mirtsegoilest their Mealy ether fall in " Ore deep ;" the second party on coming up, (Add • . _ • ettenh.r . disoilmatliste•rPeditioo , said to the first, " bare yon done nothing yet?--Bove gir• thmsaewarm, benison, Jove It NM& cowarnat for twist the cites Lima, . , assmaactioevii _abe rdelMedwbie iteutest illenserektei bribis ikelf old. ier seso leife bs t soo rs p eek osood ge• you not got hips oat yet ?". The/ then broke in and .. 1 7 r, Twill min at %WWI 41. Tbereting 16,314 des t ,el *W. dragged out witness's mother an sister; witness ran u l et Jalyieggsat, at sw#l2llespetnit at soon, to lid by Pohlii, Websgeld 4.llsside Post Coaekes,.rnery Morality and lIP chimneys Penick and James Yoong , two- of tbe dies i Auction, ' - " Affirtsweit; Ar sisiottchn: ohm. prteo M lS, (whom be identified), were of the party; tilt- N o a , A BUILDING 111.421111•0111: 0 7, f , om Idichaelmes, , fjoester. - Newport, WAiterinirek , Torpor's', Namilt- pea knew than well before, and has no doubt but they told i • IfIlS. ore MOp Mee ef.Geemnfew Side of Ease Lear, w e a k Noo po s e o 41 , 4. ji la w ico i ch 44.14 Peet 0, 41 ,4. cow l were there 4 one of them wanted to have the how meat Intallellite. Ajternorisk ' burned; nitwits escaped by . getting out of the bons.; Aifrh . Aniahlo; a itXPAI '. !MAIM bier it years, Area _ r* 14, Eltocidon and YarnslightPost Coach every en hitrimming int they repeatedly struck at him; the .__ ..'n juehtssicom4 111211.# teasaininent*Tillgr o a• 5 4 , iii ilwiNtlyi" its• the Goirja • fits, ftWialscid, Al' aiDeeiLl PirtY then Yelliatodi.Whan witness got est heal: 2; 1MP. 16 iatillasilloactlegilkl4l, 4 *7ll" O. ,t mu. . Pilial• ' floban's honseind . art of his owe - on Ire; li "T illi lik4folifeeliiihs. . , - 11.1244114 " 82 !'" 1,1. t o me m e k gde N vi ol" , c " - Nu Peter Egan, Thomas L:0013M and Petriek Leahy _Di Tie Plowortho Prowletill. isd the Conditions tor Letting aleton, Newcastle, Walsal, ale A my 4 4 Zinstqford, • (whom be identified) were of the . party; he.never sew 1 • 11 ! the nee resPnednelYs' merYbe ma Milts oft. of W s ort`, NW Pear Inikie • Pose' Costa, *very • After.looll. 014 GuildhaU. Qat Night Its )174tad . ...4r allifllVlD FAWN. the prisoners before that . night ; he saw them La m a' JOS. BUSHNAN, Comptroller. Sheffield a sere Fear hisido poet c w .k e , before the door was broken—he saw them enter the ban ., • •,i.rk e tr apfloa, .. and aia .. The house, before he got into the chimney ; is positive as to . - retry MO rain?, the II REDUCED FARES AND UNEQUALLED TAP.- Rockingham," every Afternoon, Ar *roves° rams. the prisoners ; Denis M'Curtniek is brother to witness. son t YELLING The "Royal Karam"' sew Birnsiogisam Light Fast and slept at Hoban's house: witness saw him lying in a an d I To Deena, Dual, BANDOATIL i 'MAItcIats awn Caressive:,. Post Coach, sets e* - reei'V riflerne o e. twilling 4 iikede ditch at the back of Hoban'', house, , weltering ia his were Four Inside Coaches. and keep good time, by IN*" passes through 'H'srotek. Leamington. Se Oh blood-he bad both his ears cut off, and his back cut ; kobe S. A. MOUNTAIN and Co. Weedon, Darentrg. StOnel-Qtaiford. sad Toseester , to rite . ss did not see t h e prisonersfor several days; wbeu Cr the Seracenl Read, 801 l Street, Birsslahan• early the .he next saw Leahy and Cooney it was at the Police Of- f but t SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SKINNER-STREET. next Morilog:-Driven through with two coaching* only, lice in Borris-ih-Pseory ad in a few days ther that, Infi 0 SNOW - BILL , LONDON. (boo less than any other coach.) give T HE following LIGHT POST COACHES, I,_ The ",Express"a Tee Light Post Coach to H Timothy and P e trick Egan. !lull, Lie- of tb Mai- ' coin, Northeave, Hordes and Doncaster, every morality, Cross-examined by Mr. Cnutse.-Witness knew the two his. &r. set out term the above lan :- at eight o'eldtk folk , Cross Keys, - Market. Mee, 1101. and , Youngs before, well ; the glen- wan starlight ;he never Jo The " Telegnaph," Dover, Deal, Rartugate, Margate. • also the " Rookinkans" la the ofterotton at 2 o'clock. taw the other prisoners before that night ; he knew other was Arend Stairs, Intsterbery, Feverstsam, ow: satuisicis new The llcrtford, W are, Moddesdon a/44 Chestiest L'oash, persons among the group-knew Timothy Egan and two knee l i superior fast Coatis, every morning at a 4 past 7 o'clock. 4r leanness rails. others; don't know Timothy DougLney, nor did not swear bye; -In esssequetsce of Ike decided prcferesee given to the Te- Tottenham's*: Rifusoolon Coaches daily at dews. half- against him farther than that he thought he knew his voice.; wool leeraph Coach. the Proprietors are determined op expense past trio,, e, stssioighl o'clock. ' - . •' ' witness never was told not to answer qeestions; he never nail shall be spared to render it the first conveyance on the ' • ose It Redioadvares. to Load,. _ it . - Disasta , : was on the table before ; never was is the dock ;is not Y ea. and Cr heat Road. . lb-- personally sequainted with Timothy Doughney : Doughney m , c , Iffremplon. Chatham, Rochester, Gravesend, Strond, tAllPfreefd Peek at "II 111 ° - P er •-, "Mr was taken into custody on witness's examination and Aron SitSissibearne, Ratakant 4- Ospringe, Morning, quarter S. A. MOUNTAIN end, Co. . spectrally an( . 411 their l odge d i n j a i l; witness was never in jail, nor charged „ If ' past 7, Ar REDUCHD PAAIt. Friends and the irldille, that aey will not be acectootable with robbery; was charged with'stegling a piece of a stick, tack 71e "Royal 'Eclipse," Falmouth, Plymouth , Exeter , for any Parcels. Passenger ' gesge, Wrltlngs,.Plete, Ike. of S i r Charles Cook ' s, for which his brother was imprison- exile Truro, Bothnia. Penal', Ashburton, Totnese, Dartmooth, of more than P.m Poe tralae, if lost, stolen, or damaged, ed ; witness was never charged with robbing au orchard, the c i . Wassong', Dorchester,' and Salisbury. every storming at unless entered as such, and the Insurance paid for seeord- floc w i t h ro bbi ng Mr. Walpole, nor w i th hav i ng enlisted, cut , 7, through Remit**, Axminster. Bridport, Woodford, legit, at the Sassones Head Inn, Sitioner-street, Sur w hi'l, nor w i th steal i ng turf from Mr. Maxwell - never hear d t h at and Stockbridge, Suitoa, Basingstoke Hartford-bridge, Black- London. • • • .he was charged with stealing butter ;:witness was . never out nem A•-• 1 •,... • r T I