The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-09-29 00:00:00

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loosest man...-froadittepbbig.}4fed Misrpity sever tuba
*norm to beat any sates basins wt is his life, he only
seat wittiest for Howls.; wham did she tell Nutrias
for *bat purpose be wasted him; don't that* ha swore what
holiday it was • did mot swear before the Coroner that It
was Corpse Christi Day • thao`t know who time of the
year it was, but it wait the time of plastiog the pOlielleber
abort spring; they covered the body with pt thitehant
straw, and ;ANSA ; potato stalks were always clad,, sr
in cocks, is the haggard; when witness was ormari, he
suspected there was some oboage against bits, lint got tar the
murder; who be was arrested he knew that Mr. Illeaknay
and Murphy were sot so good terms; witness tow Mamie'
Murphy in she moraing before she murder; Daniel woe is
.the or: iard when the masa wee mordlored ; the warder was
kept quite a secret; obeli Murphy geese out of the orchard,
be said it wee a bed job; *atoms, who was forty or illy
yards froorNowlan vibes he murdered the etas, had sot any
thing is hie hand, woe did he lamed to have any camera is
it ; sties siemens saw Howlett morderisg the mai he did not
cry out to him to stop; must tell bow old Howls* was at
the time ;, and vrituess lived in hie own boom at Newbridp.
Nowise was a good slip of a boy at the time of tbe murder.
Cairo Batton—What was your emotive foe going op the
fields ?—To be one of the way, my Lord, that I might nut
know what wee debit.
CHM/ BARON —Awl yet you returned is time to ace the
lbw given? That does sot berg well together ! .
Catherine Lewes easisiond by Mr. Clarke.—Witsem
karma Pideassd. Murphy, ia whom urn ire eke lived eight or
wise years ago; boos. • permit of the name of William
Foley ; he lived as Sallyrllia about thematic lime, and used
so be I. and out of Worphy'semployearst; recollcts erring
Foley ow • holiday &trim( that period; sites the family west
lti stem, Foley came to the house god told 'item if • poor
old mos is wretched apparel rant so the dose, not to lei bin
in wittier end her sister, who died shortly after, were she
oily permits its the boomst the time; they sat is • wiadow
mid raw She perms described twain towards the home ; a
perms of the name of Howlett ciao up and struck him with
• weep.* like a stick ; the man fell, sod *items ass Nooks
sad Foley tie • halter woad bins ; whoa Foley returned be
swore wittiest in the prelates of Howls., aot to tell faller
or mother. Priest or Minister; the perste who struck the
blow war • young man ; wittier saw him twice, as se to
trios bin ; our ran she tell how he was employed
Cross-examined by Counseliw W•Lava —Witness swears
there was OW any person pretest at she sontrier bat the man
who struck hint soil Foley, *norm sod her sister ; witting
did nut Mum the mast who .track, the blow ow the day of
she murder, hot beard his name was Nowli:o; whams bed
sot any eenversatiou with F..ley at the time of the import.
Clout Miaow—Guild you hole any opinion of blowlateit
see as the time of the murder? _ _ _

Whaes•--He was shoes 08 oe IA years old, By ldied.
Andrew Edward examined by Cutsmowilur Alumni—Wit-
Neel knew Edmund Murphy., and wen is his eistployearel in
the epriwg of ike year 1111 t; knows the prisoner Minims
(whom he identified); knew Nowise before 1818; they wets
selittol•fellato a . - .

Cotter Banow—Was there any other man of the Name of
Nowlen in Murphy's easplwymem, at that i.el ?-1 do wort
kerns bat there was, my Lord.
How old Jo you this& Nowise is?-1 !Mob, my Lard, he
is about two years yoitager t►eo I am; my op is about IS.
Walter Blarkney, Esq• exansieted by Sir Jonas Galatia—
%Times,* is a Magistrate of this county; knows Foley, sod
mailkeis having • comsaunicstims wit► him is October last,
when he swore iuformatioas before witness; witness actin*.
peeled Foley to a spot wear the church-yard of Ballyellia,
where, be said, be had buried a mats ix whom murder he bail
been coserraml; they could pot bud bins as she list day,
hot on the gerund succeeded in finding the *trivia ; the
moo lay as his beck, nod every plecaatives was used its take
iag up she boon easefully; where the akeletue was dined
was about 150 yards front Morph'''. house; obese were dif.
(crews articles ineerred with the body; Foley raid ►is wallet
was buried with hem; part of sh► coat was perftel, awl the
little box or cannister which centiliter' his consbo, pine. he
the box resembled a cartoothe hoe—robe minks were hero
produteTll—stranle to tell, WNW thread is the hi. WWI quite
10111$4, t brooch upwards of Dist. years is, she grossed; a pipe
was between the jaws of the skeletons ; witness visa emulous
Iss notice the skull, ow which there visa two fraetares, tine
below the en, and one completely behind.
Charter M. AP Mahon, Bag was called to prove that he
employed the. &aimed to terve a maim; that he went to
Ballyelliss,a•J was never seen after.
Edward Keened, was canalised in the same effect ; and
Surgeon Syr*, as to the fracture, us the idyll.
The prooecutiou closed here
The Prisoners ensile 1141 ilefeue.—Nowl2a called owe
witness, Junes Crowe to give him a h triter!.
His Lardrhip then recapienlated the ei Wrote, and cons.
seated upon it at some leoeth. Nutwithetausling that the
law rift/Oilier.' 110, llllCOlTUboreteti se.sissisiny of an approver
as 1►e..1. is she persist instance he would rerawanteed thin
to view is wish due ruspicissis had it not hern supported ley
Ibe witseas Catheri..e l.ruon. is his I.reerhltill4 wfwoion she
prima apinei lhr Prisoner Nlorphy, would not justify s con.
eviction = has ohs (croon... of she ras►, • iota respect so howls's,
if the Jo. y bells •ed the wownt.%lr.tsmuay, witald seamed
a din...few cunrlu.ioo.
The Jury retired for a short time, and relented a verdict
—Nut Guilty.

WEXFORD ASSIZF-R.

IMPORTANT TRIAL FOR SEDITION.
Niched Donnelig was 'roll. ted fur drinking a toast,
" D—n the King and Comet!baton"
J. Malour, a ren4table, examined by Mr. CUTtinTST
Went to a deem shop in Ennis/ord.), 081 the morning of the
17th of August last, so take • dram; Prisower canoe in and
rot a glees of Whiskey ;be drank, " D—n the King and till
hie weltrishers."
Crurs.exa ... i l nal by 1111. Bane err—Admitted that Prisoner
was iu liquor, but not dead drunk, es kr could stand end
walk, and talk, and (amid lie on the ground without holding ;
did not know at the time, that he is • crazy toiforins
nate pedlar, who had brew a soldier, wool astounded in the
war., anal who is always deranged when he drinks spirits.
Do you believe that Cower the Fourth is the best King
that Ireland ever had, mid slim every one in Ireland loves
him ?—The ma. drank the toast, and I know my bossiness.
01.! you know your business • but upon the oath you
have taken before your Country, deo you moo believe that
there does not exist in all Ireland, from she highest to the
lowest, since the King's kind visit and the days of Ceet4
milk Frnlie, one man who was not elesproately drunk or mail
that would drink sock a toast ?-11e dad sat the woods.
Da you not know in your heart, that his Majesty would be
little obliged to you fur picking up the words of • pour crazy
ma. by way of plowing your loyally ?-1 did my duty.
Answer my questions, as you seem to understand them ?
—You may ilea that is the case, and so may I, anal (Allele
like on need me, but exespt suck WS are punished, there
will be another rebellion.
You swore in your culminations, that he d—d!the
Vito and Constitution, now it is the King and his well
lathers—boa is this variance pray whit, is the t'onsittir
ties in your Notion of it?-1 know the Coestituoiun as well
as yen, Mr. Bennett.
Thee you will have no difficulty is tolling me what it is;
tell me, Me. Constable !--Else Conetilsali..n—the Constitu-
tion—why the ColliiiiMioll is the Protestant religion or if
elands.—(Lend laughter Throng* the whole Court )
Were you ever scut to gaol for abuotiut any woe, from the
lore of We Constitution as it stands ?—ll wee sent dove he.
sense astothor maw who was with smeared at • man, and chef
a efor.—(ilfreAtenightor.) •
Ta But you serered fur k 'ne bad company ; you wan etb
like had euespetsy ? gibs nothing to du wish the
Prisoner. Will pre p upport the Protestant religiose
as it stands ?
Mr. BaireeTlN.-* My Lord, without troubling you with
nay observation as the reviewer, I trust your Loidship as 4
*pinion, from the evidence in this ease, that as rack a Gab
es fide, sods a peareetiost is quite sou ridiculous, snipursed
by such $ witness, for see to p into any serious di tence.r
His Lordship assanied, apd said the iedivietest aas sal
sertaised by evideese„ sad if it were, the &trace meg. ii. ii
by the Primmest Connesi accorded with the feelings of evert
Sopa awe, tbsl is of seem friebnan, Webs the various vise
of his alsiesey, sad be did net befits* soy Is isherso es We
nesse would Mak sorb a toes..
Tin Seri imiaaely entered a verdiet—Net Cllll4. • i