The Express.
London, England, 1856-08-20 00:00:00

EVENING, AUGUST 20, 1856. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE.

DOVE AND THE ■WIZARD."

The following letter appears is tbs Leas Myr-

"TO 7717011 07 VII MIES NIIICOM,
" Gestlonts,—l take it ger greeted that you ere se&
Scatty heawarable to allow MS a little epos Is your is-
lisestlal *real to set spell right with theta. 'shit. ea the
older* of the day, relative to the late Williams Dove.
"Sad you, geatiesaeo, bees to fall pommies of °woken
the facts of the ease, you would set have written sack severs
striders against say ekarsetor sad proheolos as yes has
dose. I lorry you hefts ; but I blase you for betas tut
bawl Is the natter.
" sore seasdalesa, vantlefartory, mad hapsdest Mate
nowt sever wonted is plot, this that whisk sum out is
yew Tuesday's impeatos. It oppose to iso. owl to hut-
"bob son fa thk tows, that Dove'. TOWSON' habit et
Wellsllsusd his eves to his prises, ad he As osedleld
I hal yes, gestleaes, ample goal ot
tko Welk of sty aretrties, that s sod ea*
sot cab- tes give you
ti
pert ef Dow'.
elialessist Is We pubis is Sue. I have sothougy ebbed
WS belays well to kb wile, sad to go hose sod usekisd
sswttlrpMwg Weimars to bet, sad • she would them meet
b wl a esibe.' Lad he admits that.
"Th. aisiestat sods by Dere is Jose shoal& kayo
hoes is the beeriag el aSed4ll4lllll, who &Sens that all,
be (Dore) says is a thetas of lbw that vas be very sou
rotated. _ _

--";(Kettlessee, if the meduotors of the press ham half se
iamb about sae as they should do In a mos of this nature,
they mead forbear to treat as Isthe matter they are
"Ie lave hese the mans of lifting up out of a slob bed
suntan who are living in sad about Lee* sad who world
b• glad to meet say of my trodeeers la mist to prove that
I have clued men of the dropsy and other emplaints whieb
the feemity, ambits of them, had stomiseed as lasersble ;
sad m yes, renames, for my credit, sal smelly honour•
able to yourselves se public issoutink Learn that I,
Beery liarrimm, would have ben ' kennel' at the very
thaeght red Mme pekes to gel rid of his wile
—4 muss UMW@ ma lee* Meuse, eme geed km seek •
met* m him, who bus, I am sue, Mod with • lie is his
mouth, sad need la the midst of sinful dheipatiso end folly.
" I always Mid Dave that ha are.. wish •• happy with
his wife entlices thou& befog W. rue diddres, sad that
It meld lemma Weer that be Amid separate Ina her if
he *mid me Ilse with hr; that It was so credit
to him to be tormiatieg • wawa who mold
sot pisid him these kimelep leltNlt nature imbed her to
give, vie., a half deaseelediee, which he, Dom, pretended
et long for.
" Gentlemen, It will be el sto us vas stemptiag to dr./
any one Mewed made by that
sideslips criminal, se I declare to you, upelif44=r,
that there is seucely • semesess of it true; mod whet le Mae
is told in nob a retie& thethemat nasaner, thee the malls
—aye, the subtle—have seem tls telly of pubbefilag it, and
that SMOG diimalas width Name ' that the document
ought not to hem hem pee thee phi.'
" Gentlemen, I lame that pee bam Irma impend ipso
by the mad&np take for Dam's define.; your better
nature hr given way to the Mead remarks of the Had
Demon' who have bees shamed,' sad bathe with s
'spell' et some eoloar and shape best kaolin to themselves;
hot all were not weed.
No, gentlemen, 'whilst us all the people of Leeds agreed
&boat your hods, of Tem* list, end *kik it very hard
epos me whom you yeemehes declare' that I should have
hew horrified with the Mee Of Mme poleoelachis wife.'
"Gentlemen, the esedeeles of the per ars sot all
Bashed, and the petiole Mw-• days are too shrewd to be
madewaa y W emit bads end *kited matements es those
l York Goode le Mr. Benet.

;iii: lieWiii; iit«iii:; wa sir O. Grey . that'
Dove was leginiziplargality, sad morally impossible ' ter the
arise of De /ear lamest wile.
" RI had no gaits* ad Meads than W. Dove
Se revile sea la sy Mobs I &said have hoes a poor wan
myseß. I
" gestlemen, both I and Rwanda desist, apes out
honest. that that tale about the titre evpmrs' Ming throws
atom the bars t. put a • well' lima Zing, and thereby
souse Ma to mist the ism to Dove, was a pass larhimas
at 2,
agile ilm , Rods is by use wag is tho salsa- ,
howilloie Rawl DOM but we erodeless la balky.,
=. abowaski tin apes No koala Ws.
" Gad luip say dwall=irlime ' dimalbip' with Inch
sa . evil sae es Os Mu proillgate William Dove. I Met
pomada by him is Moo sad weaey, and ha waled sem owe
that he was sada@ say oblfgati•ne for advice, either from me
or say ea• elm. I least that we such sus as Dom wilt ever
eater ay doer soda to ask me for either advise or assist.
aces under say slob dunestie troubles as buttpht Dwve to
W gallows. TM MPS I'm kaolin the less laflenies will 1
the press law M toying to yes nu dom. It may have •
orawary Meet. WWI I lave &sae proloselmally emus be
depossioisd by lissa=sl the puss, boomthe re.
WOMB ed rokkl by my skill will sour waft
to mynas their nada& flett Mat I kayo dose to this
while May Um Oily MR MAC sad os Saturday sight,
ths IMAMS ores saammil OM fa my favour by None of
gentlama la Merest pals el Lads, and seat to ma fi.r
Er, salindistita sad somber.
•• Geadesess,_. :IF.. Air the prow •
which will alter year and Me epiaions angliltadesei
Me London prim s• I hem sail @swathing which will
pan to my ewatryass that Remy =solo is sad will
outime to be, mots loamster, but sisal Maelooler of his
sposiw.
" o=th/um, I malt Oh latkie is yew ear, sad hops
tow it ia the WNW id .Ibe Lei Mowry of k mar
row's imprealcia. sad am, gmblantes, years gratefully far
Um sodas you have take al so—it will do as. good.
" Sad. SAMSON.

"Leeds, August 10,1460.
ri postseript—Dne dorms he bad rat era re
Inn harry to th• 611 hank; then he says that he
not use la lay warehouse emits my bras, sad that wee
to February,' sad Urn ' I pearlesil M rake. hi. sore
bellailoar. Hew say Minos area la tread ars sub
et
sterna le a no, sad Is Itualseis la Leeds. • ampler
ern•TY.'
Grainier. I solesaly desire that I sever saw Dove
frees the Int week Is Jemmy to the lir of Harsh, sa be
says, or that you see Dove rarer lelauall I Lad wily,
pariesee, atm ear stresses% sad way ether, ad Me
sere rad, you, ea err r‘lwriers, will sr rat I sat au In-
jured raw aril dry an Work sad year well harm Ir.
partiality will 4o that r • ere et this sawn.
I was bred sad bon la Beez•lar, sad via area two
riles ear of Leeds to Ire is say life se • variant. I sever
an say rearm t• edvortime, al Ure, ogres I rant neer-
mod Aerials's.
'Dove darns that ha anis, gar his wife the Myrna
for the yarrow et Wray away bet lila 1 He said he
was saddled' Is his bear balers arias be, that deadly
peon !"

aad Ibe Toth H 01141114 ilioday will mind Mar ibowdowle
at murk! kr weirs W aboard threls kw,
" I rust Mar is Judo la myself awl sew isipased.
we pailkir the gm, sad art Iwo& at Ma onse
dee Oat Sem weft too mem kr a awa aa de ad lay
who wM had blawdlle In a howniedw...
_

servant,
ersolikl7o;a: yin otedleat
" Wit Jacaseu."
" To 4al krroas OF TIM Luke inacear.
"Ns. 3, Yea auk, Asyut 16,1866.
" Gat skusey—lm this nye basserea of year *arra
than 1188owoo loTtiondasni=ted bet the DmoloW Go-
ats, k whhat • debtor is this Elan *des
/alias utented the paw erheramel• Walk Men
'ls I hes* say dot ma frweeMseria that in
Mae Mr. MA the sount sa murk
hY the emid Ain* w7a bed bwiae a Ines ern
one Ile *nide= of • debtor, fee Wise to he (Mara)
surned, skated him out sa the \ muskrat. whir are of
lbw diem (who, It lo said. Monk Athees's sinless)
eked to Mr. Noble that we (the diebtses) were
aka we eappond to be the harper, Kr. Noble lie=
0 Mel km mapeemon, bat the lumgers r lad the *deer re-
Toe l' Mr. Pears, the esheekketent, elms desks
te-;Owrsittenigmatere the leveler shiplas:2ml=isoirsumation
de wta a As•
eirsimr awl Tone of Thursday kat. The niter of both
letters le well news hen. Had the debases sans bees
maroon 4 the journals, ao one \ we week have
fond fault ; aid ft is not ham say makes* Se Ms w
kat I trouble you with this letter, hat fres • Inn of duty
I owe to meet and brother debtors.
"I an, seatlosen, ruptetfelly,
JAX3III PLI/LINSON.
" P.& I man add that time holl.put tea to a quarter-past
twelve, ea the 9th instant, Askren was nowhere to he
fetid ; we sunned his, sad sae of oar amber saw hi.
draw In bolt.

ANOTHER CAPITAL

DISTRESSING SCENE IN • COURT OF JUSTICE.
LIVERPOOL, TVIIIIIDAY.
At the South Lancashire Assizes, holding at
Liverpool, before Mr. Justice Willis, yesterday,
Sams Brookes (24), labourer, sod Audi*. Drachma 1
(21), laborer—two brothen—were indicted fee bevies, at
Marbear, on the 28th Jae, 1858, wilfully killed and
seeedered Willies Basel They bad also bees committed'
ea Me agemer's Merriam fee the ruder of Bates. The
pregeseglea was coadseted by Mr. Higgins, sad the defence
by Kr. Trial Atklusai and Mr. WEloaneU.
Mr. Higgins, in epeeist the ere to the jury, cold—Os
the sight of the 28th ad Jose • pram named Taylor
tad the deceased were resist down Gagge•street,
Haler, about are o'clock In the moist, sad, having
spout the day airliner la public-hooves, they were
not quite sober. la George .street le • beer-Irmo called
the Brows Cow, sad when they got to that plass=
sawr, the two primmer, fighting a man, wham they
rte a hoer-hover. Immediately Taylor sad Beta groat
to when the light had takes plea, or of they etlMseie
made • blew at Taylor, who west away fee a
leers( tbe heard MIN, aud, when be are beck Fates
had beat removed. I shall be able to prove to yes, pretty
dearly. that both these rat creek him; that he was
haired down mere Una oboe, aid that, whilst down, the
presser Audrey are op sad kicked him so the bead se-
veral times. Re am found is the street ta sa lamosible
state, sad takes to the lefirmary, whets be eras atteaded by
a surgeon, who found hie bruised in several Nesse ; there
was a very estssodve fracture of the shall, 'ad the mass of
Betts's death you will be told was es effeadou of bleed ea the
brain. Having bad his wounds dressed, he wee removed
to the polies station sent deer, and he died during the
eats. of that everalsg, end he was reessible front the time
of re resenlng the lihke on the head lentil the tire of his
death. The harmed consul then promedood to manilas
snood whittlers :
The jury retired to consider their verdict at threstreve
Mama to 7, wad et twisty-five Mamas to 8 they retained
into mart, when a deeth•Mte stillness prevailed.
The Clerk el the Crown thee asked the tonere if the
kry had sereed epos Orb
The Foreara—We havo.S.glia4e* End Imes &asks'
Ofetbse el rewetloweisto4 sad gaisow Bream we fed
guilty et wilful marder,lat with a moms recommended**
ee mercy.
The some that sow soma can .sexily be deseribed. The
mart was Lied with a gross as it wets of pity, whilst three
(moan I. the gallery, at the back of the court, shrieked in
• dreadful maser, and one of them was seised with a falai-
iag lit. They were all takes' outside the mart; sad we
lomat en koala that they wen the aged mother of Use
=sirtd their two sisters. The prisoner Jame fell
i sad
o the dock, red foisted, but la twits mantas again
revived, whs., hostiles at the bar, he raised lie buds to
heaven, and, with • piteous look at the judge, fried, "Oh,
my lord, km rem au my barer." The primer An-
drew litenlly Mee Me hair, sod, girt kawiliog sad then
His
etas Med, "Oh, my lord, I bog mera."
His bed Geary, sad was quite eveepowered
by kis Rules pates the black cap, hie Le:t-
weeted coheres ad dignity r a jAVc.
Wile Leekkip On eddreeeed the waren roe :
Ileableil/2 pereeer et the her, you lave been castrated of
tbe arms of waist softer, sad you, Imes Brack's, of
the Mee of ameasleaghter. • peaceable eel jest of her
Itelosey, petit elms the were of the city of Man,
obester, is lend* attacked by you both. You were,
se Malt% surged la a swam= design of Mash-
ies soy person IMO awe aloe, that way, and of bat-''
Ism tla a reel aid victest masses. Yes, James
, bare been eonriertod of mandeughter, sod you,
tess, were eugspd is the selewhil design which I have de-
ewl ed, but you were as party to the last violent sad and
Meath by whit& that unhappy was woe sent to as =truly
grave. You, Andrew Bracken, were guilty ot that ; you
stroked hie with your feet, armed, no doubt, with slop ;
you kicked him about the bead; you fractured his skuU,
sad you seat kiss to • protesters gram. You did an mat,
the natural end ordlaary cossegainees of which must have
bass to kill the man. It wee a and and • Instal sat, sad
Vol did It wholly reckless of the consequences which
It might pealnee. You hove, therefore, beet very pro-
perly estareged of the wilful marder of that man.
jury, Iseteswor, have ronspered their verdia by a
recoounewheion to moray; I possums that was on an.
twang of the awoken state In which you wen. That,
Is Port of law, is no pallidly' of your wine. I have
It not he ay power, Askew Beeskoo, to attend to that is.
commeadatin. The prwegetleo of merry rests with bow
Nubrey slaw, sad I tows* weeserage is you say hope
whatever that that resommeardre will be soled epos. I
disk however, forward It to the Mary of State, to be,
Mid before her Megery, that yes say be plead at her
may. Assisi I wig VIM I Gamma bell eat to Fos any hope
that that reeessassnlstioe will be etrasnered la ; bet I new
met wawa* nsownsead yon, vie h the madame of year 1
slorgymea. Wee* diet messy gees the Almighty which you
had not be Williont Beim With regard to yea, Jamie
woe gutty of mmalsughter of the most ag-
-13=2 , sadder thee ease, the sautes*, of the
coon Is iket pea he emaspethed he Iffe. Upon you, Alarm
Bream, ei. seelesse of the ern le, that you be removed
brass le She place fro. whence you sew, sad thew to a
plan elf pablis ea soetiea, wed that there you be banged by
the as* mill your body be dead, and that it be this burled
wilds the preedaste of the gaol ia with you shall have
been last aealeed I sod may God, Is the plenitude of his
gadaessdtaire many epos your seal.
Ms primmer Andrew fell down maim la re doe, mad
begged Me mercy ; hat brig raised by the tusks,, was
aseeeted hem the dock, rjearlatieg, with fearful reassity
of grit, .. Oh, salter mother, that I shouldhe Meg."
For • few sinews Oho 'sift seemed paralyse:l,6%ft awn.
leg scene whit* it had witnessed; Sail kis brill
raked his had teem hie heads, slowly reseaad MR man 1
midst edema susses.

A is. Wroiful esospe from a frightful accident
eeterred me the Use botwees Bury sad Newmarket on
Steads, messig. At 7 a.m. a trate oostalstag about
did of the stai of the losemettes sad permanent way
depleillblat id U. toilet Oambeldge diode, loft com.
We ea on ems to Hared* i the mats waisted
of about twenty sudsy', sod was propelled by two 'seam.
Oa arriving et the embankment at Barrow bottom, be-
tween the Mishear and Saabs. stations, the wird
eagles left the lane, tattles with it de of the formal
waives; the driver of tbe ant mess Inetaatly pat
feu iserm, thereby illes= eagMe sad carriage Wag
the Mas teadl they had Sly embedded tbsemeiYM to
the esslmshmest to wow their falling aver. The mbele
e/ the Om la the trais sighted is safety, se 011111 =Ws-
Yaw Wsov. _ The feemant eagle' was then detildrid
sad weed toward to Ban dodos, ud on ressipt of the
istelligeste Mr. Douce immediately seat be* a train of
=Magee to Wes the esennieshte es, sad fa the
s staff of solo with rails and deepen
fee espoiriag tho ens ',OW get ready, and es the
raw of the they wore despatched to
the paw of ijoil=e, sad by groat centime
the hoe wee opened fir tredle by eight o'stsek the ewe
ensabg. The powsgets by the lOW from London, due at
Beg at 11.22, who boil boss beaded at Newmarket, were
Asa baseght eer Is Mary. WI ha theft arrival sheet 10
ofekslt, • model lids wee lbadatelbslosoweytog Ors wear.
Weida bush Medi word Maw. TIM eels the*
ens he ate the trek walsg the use mat Ms
endlleiles al the weed soaks tho doawbar of Ms fad
segtoe web Wt. The otabssikadato Derrwle
arty Ail Wsb, gm/ es sorrow that erwaWas ho widealog
it hew been Ogg on duds( W last am* se de weeks.
The
wilt
Bison
esesmisaisto owed at Bury, bet mese
, few meat eta to Newish by tbe 1142 Isals.—Bwry Pool.

SIGIDIOT OF ILANSLAVONTIM AGAINST' Tall 113t0iWN
SILVIA.
Pn Friday sennight partionlers of a serious colli-
des a'his lias of railway appsued in the Daily Nose.
n more oe her injured by
Matt of --the Pne.ag•N " had not
the .Went. bi; to the; time ...• avenues
teeth, potty. one of the gaff by
PIMA MIL _ - Thomas Wilbraham, boa
the fin, as old rasa, clan .
died tium Wrote of the Jejuneag~
.•,,eapron" for
OgiThigaisty lest G. H. Hincaligo, Ball,/ • „so
the digrigl, ammod as inat on the body at the 0..-_
at the Itabsdk Tavern, Wadsworth, when after soma of
the Midwest had bass bleu it was fund nee* nary to adjourn
the away till Monday. Os that day the laver anion re-
, eeethommeed. Mr. illiskensop, acilintor, of Liverpool.
washed idea UMW of the railway iromprey ; and
Mr. Ha se, sallallar. Wolvorlaampta, attended for the
esgis drives d the nassoor tans, aa elderly man naiad
Timm Bann. who has hen in the service of the company
&number dram
nillmvserninans the nation master of the Albion Ma-
I then, gam is Woinaday, the Gob inst., • luggage
trait frominminglam anima at the Altars station, about
L 20 minutes past 1 °Week. The train was divided, and the
L eagles sad two of the tracks were shunted across the main
I Ins fats s gdh hada' to the ironworks of Welter Wil-
-1 gm% MI. Mania trash' released epos the down line
(the We hem linalsobara to Wolverhampton). The two
goads witiolt protect the station on either side, and its
about tour or Ave hundred yards distant from it, were
tuned on to tidiest' danger until the luggage train had
take* up same sutra waggons on the aiding. The signals
wen worked by a poliersana named Goodman. When the
danger signal wee on it wee the duty of the engine driver in
charge of any coming-in train to immediately cues to a
stud-etill until he resolved fatimatien from the signal-man
that aU wee right. Wither was is the ten a few minutes
attar the leafage Orals weat late the eking, whoa he beard
ono of the porton onlaitaing, " Retell be a pitch in
hen," and on goirg out he saw that a newsier train
had cams pest the signal, sad was neariag the station.
At that time the easing of the luggage train, which was
partly Es the sidlog, projected about Beltway over the
meth up Use, spas which the other Iran no. travelling.
The mason train cams up, and the consequence was a
: eselebth between the two engiaes by which the luggage
eagles mad three eie karat the ache were throws og rho
Umtata the rails penal tip for a obtain of eight or ten
Tuft Thu met wines gm accident occurred was shoat
two Imbed yards from the Albion staticsa,and the clangor
algal was about two hundred and as yerds along
the Use After the accident witness looked for the danger
red taw that it was still up, and and those ur-
thimateness of coarse the engine driver of the psureger
train had no right to Wag it into tie station. The driver's
same was Thomas Beater It wu usual to take ell the
awakeeff the meta lie* into the siding, so as to haw the
man ilso airs, sad whets= Scald epee no reason why this
was not dais as the cloy in question Nevertheless, he
lielleidtheel there eras no danger oa account of the danger
alma bong up. About twenty porous, he believed.
IMO Isjarstll by the colleens. The policeman (Goodman)
Who attended the signal', also directed all the " aunt-
ies " of waggons at the Malice, sad he g aaaaaaaa left a
pater Ss see to the signal. until be retuned to his poet.
knob Goodman, who said it was hie duty to attend to
Ws *pia at the Altdoa Statics, and Samuel Gibbons,
mar at the Albion Station, gave similar evidence.
Ur Cores, seeker of the passenger train, stunted that
wksa the teats left Dailey Port fitatien, it wee twenty-nine
misuses bolded time, sad they proceeded at the rats of shoat
twenty•dve miles ea boar towards Albion. Witness and
Baiter wen on the look-out es loath but did not see the
'Wager signal at all. As they neared the station User par-
anoid that the goods anise obetracted the lime, and Baitsr
immediately that of the steam, reversed the eagles, and
did all Ia ho power le avoid the ecillisicia They were going
at • rate of three sr deer mike aa hour lobes the sedated
bappeasd. Wieser maid act tell bow they OWN to miss
the eigael. es It was visible about half way between Dudley
Peet and Agin, U they perceived it. there would 'have
bola time segthe. It was the deity of the onoiss
driver se lick Mew Ms signals, sad as swiss the dam
algal lig mildda nsessil stiplisapilioisases.
Aunt alisilt II gas Du dba es day (if dm Nan to
look tit.
• beak of Mee for railway 'Mesh wee then produced.
fa which oat of the roles Kates that e stoker shall
assist the ainier is keeping a look-out when not otherwise
asonsd.'
Bangsatioa oonthnted—Witsral did keep a look-out,
but did sot is. the signal. saw the signal port, but not the
um. After moles the goods engine they did act look for
the edged, but datum! all their ens:Ties to stopping the
train. They had not teethed the asset post whoa they first
other/led the goods eagles.
William Peters, the driver of the goods train area, and
William Callow, the stoker of the goods eagles, were also
The latter, to answer to the coroner, said he
saver had say difilculty in seeing the signal at the Alban
atramosism Mem was a good dial of amok, about. It is
*me Ms Oa altar signal) co it. line. It eau be soon
about ROO yards aloe' the lens. Oa tine days, whoa the
atmasylisra ia char, it may be perceived at a greater &s-
-team. _

THE LATE COLLISION ON THE STOUR
VAUNT RAILWAY.

Mr. Hayes them tendered Baster, Ws tallest, as • catmint,
and, bevies bees sworn, he made a stateasect Meaner is
diet to that et Cues, the stoker. He said the signal wee
visible far halls ails before reachieg it, bet was lost eight
of again is esminuesee some buldinge befog behind it
Imo* • doekbak pound, and the eipal Mfrs low. Os
the day is watielida bs sever tae the duper signal at all.
bat wing the limit engine an Me rails did all in his power
'to etrp. He had bees fa the service of the Landes and
North Waters Rainey Company between slimes :and
*emotes' years, &adorn, mimed • Maul Is his life helms.
The Coroner brkdy reviewed the ultimo, salads/ out
te thus that if they cossidered the sceidiest oat of wich
the Meth of the deceased arose took place In oosseonsace
of the culpable neglect of the engine dr.ver OT say °thee
person, or might have his. everted if peeper are had been
takes by hiss, they would fled a verdict of manslaughter,
but If they masiaeral that he had mucked • proper
amount of we they weld my the deceased came to an
setddeatal death. He thuabt it was dear that to parson
espied at the station was to owns Is the smut, Inc with
regard M tM ergiar-driver of the passenger traits, he would
leave it to the emalderatlos of the jury. The publics were
compelled to travel by rail, and he thought they had a right
to expect every can and diligmee from the railway com-
pany end their servants to protect them from dupe.
Thejary wired kw sheet afros animates, sad returned
• verdict of "Manslaughter against Thomas Butter," and
he was forthwith takes late custody.

MURDER.

CASTLETOWN, BERERLVEN, Avorn 15.

We have to deplore the committal akooget no of a
foul sad brutal murder, the anlreppy seeped of it being an
old mu named Trokeny, who held a small farm nine the
@Wogs of Cameron's, silt miles to the west of the tows. A
sonese's laquest has jest takes pine, aid the Joey had re-
turned a verdict of murder naiad sir perms, • man
named Sheehan, his wife cad sea, • servant toy, sad two
others of the aims of Driscoll. It appeals that an old
midge existed between these plinks and the family of
the despised, sad that oa Saucy last, after hiving
had some driak at the. village, blows were Interchanged
between them, old Troleery (the deceased) end Ilia
eat receiving some term injuries. It was only through
the iaterhream of the toast guards, foe there is no
polies station in the neighbourhood, that the malt at
this time was not mere serious. Unfortueately, hew-
ever, matters were not to end here. Sheeltaa's badly, the
Drineolls hubs( separated from them, followed the Tro-
Urr” to their way home about dusk, and balker come up
with the father, commeaced oa him the murderous stank
which hes termdiated so fatally. They must have been k-
indred with the most demonise brutality, as the eppearanse
whisk the safertuat• victim presented st the pm' mortem
ezamiaaties was frightful, so meek so laden, that the me-
dical eadlimea by when the essatinetios w,s made re-
marked la Ms seldom that la all his 'amines so shock-
tut a speed be Mom leftism/. Dating the smelt on
the father the sea wen lying seasseled in one of the furrows
of en adjoheles
I ilebl, bet so terrified es to have made no
effin at ershararie. t was providential, penal le, that he
boilitooty,lithioswosodai
deed ageless them, as inimadiat4ll alter the oecurresee he
ta"haillvell"bessee greatathet "si
piawaideiaglithy. thlieto:orastasheriaiipscals!tyPhisie
however,
to
rove
the
mode cif for the polka et th Cil3lo station. and in • lea
hewn the anhsppy were in eustody. They will be re-
moved to the meaty gaol oa Saturday, to await their trial
at the series mixes. In o:htr matters there is very little
sews to Kiimetaate ;is feet, asytbiag. ia thie quarter
lately that may be sailed rink, mans tothe shape of
trees: —thee, la addition to the Infonaut@ ewe above
died to, there ban been three others la which life Ike
been lost. One, that of apm maim who got entangled I.
BOON MACiti&III7 at the WIMP% ea WM dashed to pap's.
Aaother, *stet a rung girl, struagled ander a basket,
with • iota to it, which she wee earrying ; end the tided
was a ems of drewalie, which oomerred set three boars
since. The easter la this Waage was a Toss, boy, the
sea of a firmer Eased Bawa, in Bete lilted. He gat late
the weft to haft with a few ethers, tmmadaWy after
mess--this being a holiday—mid was picked up with life
just unlash by the beat la which our e'ergysua was rt-
tan*/ le the Reortdr.

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