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London, England, 1822-03-12 00:00:00

TH GREAT TROTTING 1112VIMIX

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The two great trotting roaches in nom amp
was pending, were decided yesierdisy. Son
lasesodiaiely macerated the Tattersall wen, was bemuse
Meow,. Dyson sad Figlder rue 100 seines% on Skabikly
Cosearom. TM distance was, the.. ostici..lo4 beikse•Stse
7io d oil Mr. ppm. The bones are the male at Ist*
trotted the tbrec wiles for 300 'okras, vit. Mr. Wilkes,
tarrying Mc and the slate coloured A merit's, carrying 'I let.
which wee woe by Mr. Wills,. Th.s ;patch ass thin wade
jar Mr. Fickler to Weide Americas Wm", end Mr.
who is sere than two stove the 'waviest, the oissieg Wee.
At startle' Mr. Dyson took the teed, aad without poshlog
the bores, kept k durum the ram, sod woe it cleverly by
about seiressy yards, sod his ',postai is,,, could [et oflo
with him. Nettbor of the harms broke trout the trot, Amid
the watch was dose oithin • stesodOw two or les siwukw
The other watch was fur s stalks of 600 (miaow betwees
e ware, the property of Mr. Folenood Bosverle, .ad a Mr.
klestgoesety's bees;, to trot twelve-soils and to cavil ten
.01110" cub. nos dorm over a swiped, circle In Osei
allaPT.Park Lnra, iho soot of Mr. &bury. Teo two
silos were dined by lbo aspires as follow, is Ilsollose
sin. sec.
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throiVtliolle has iedeotly lost hi. se)trable
•rer Behliaeret.by a sodden death, at the b'L'Ud•
loop, gear Chester.
. *A faiaarite horie, the proPerty of HtNAT WA L-
l_lipi Es+ of. liedtield House. Dotroo, died a few
ays since, at the advanced .ge of 50 years. . .
PELssco.—Ou Wednesdry
list a match was malt at •Net.. Graves's, foe Seal.
71!4de,, bitumen the 'oboe! pugilists, to meet early
tMay. Fifiy .piroo-ds aside were dep....sited. It
;expected_ to excite colisiderable iaterest itt the
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'The following doting highway robbery took plate
'on Thuisday the 411th ult. in the broad tight of tre' .41114-
•eun..the time beiug only hie* a of the gesso-
jug :.....As. Jinni, Tissusursi.st . obeey, AM,'
, uof •h titter. .« Pf•ce4.l "'wet br '.l
9,oaNto Hid.. 'hem Justisia. echo *ark.
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pd py -to Ist:citvOklasatiksrhisf :yr,*
over his face tie fold /*Aram Sokk s ,i
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A report is very prevalent in town to-day that
the Irish Militia are ordered to be embodied ; from
oar inquiries we find this report hid its origin from
a source which leads us to imagine, that if not • ge-
**era', at least it partial embodying of them is imme-
diately to take place. ha Dungannon we hear no-
. lice* have been posted up, calling on the peasantry
of that country immediately to enroll themselves to
prevent the necessity of a ballot ; we give this
tautly from rumuur.—(Artuagk Volunteer.)
• La:ma, MARCH 5.
LOA tight Ballyvalley, the seat of the Rev.
Jallas,Prasker, was surrounded by an armed banditti,
who broke its and rubbed kiln of two guns end one
blroiset, they all* took some money from him.
The 1:1311 Irons Tralre to this city was rubbed
lest night.
Notice* have been paned in different parts of th;s
rouuty, shreate g any person who would affix •
list of the inhabitant* in his house on his door, as
reqnired under the Insurrection Act.
On Sunday evening, five men entered the house of
of the Rt. Hon. J.O. Vinduleur, within a short dis-
tance of Kilrush, and having broke open tne room
or•eu pied by the steward, demanded. brace of pistols
obey had seen in the window a few illy* before,
but which had been removed ; finding they were
disappointed, the ruffians beat the man in a cruel
manner, broke his arm in two place., and cut aff
some of his augers, and also severely cut him in the
head.—(Clare Journal.)

Colonel Irwin, high Sheriff of this county, has
requested a turtling of the Magistrates of his boilis
veldt, of an riirly hour on the Commission day of
one coming Assize's, " to take iiito consideration

the outscgrs of an insurrectionary character which
Inive lately been committed in a part of this county ;
and to deliberate on the most speedy and effectual
means of suppressing the same,4 Sac.—(Sligo
Jvarnal.
SPECIAL SESSIONS AT LIMERICK UNDER THE
INSURRECTION ACT.
CITY COURT. 'MONDAY. MARCO 4.
Edmond APlCsight, a decent young man Irorn
the Reels-course of Newcastle, was put to the bur
fee havintbeen out after the prescribed time in the
Act.
William Duff, a policeman, patrolled the road
sear the 11.er-cearseols Saturday night, arid went
in,to Mr. O'Brien's ledge, with a purl, to examine
the 'loupe ; witness heard a tap at the window, on
bearing which witness mu out and pursued the Pri-
soner I it IMMO about eight or nine o'clock; there
was a guard in the advance of %vitae's'. party.
Crosc-examined by Mr. FITZGERALD—Witness
went into Mr. o'l3ficss's lodge; while searching the
tense heard a tap at the like windos ; came nu.
end ran after Provence. *vying, stand fast." Wit.
mos could not swear that Prisoner saw him. sod bet
heves that Primmer was ru g for protection to
the advanced guard; is sure lie would stand if he
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Captain Drought, Police Magistrate, went out
With a party to Primates house, and demanded
arms and ammunition ; it was about eleven o'clock
at night when witness reached there ; made no de-
mand until he saw the Primner ; heard that there
was ammunition hid at the lame. Wi,ness
oil seeing Mr. Daly, " Have you any more arms or
ammunition ?" to which he replied, " I gave you
my gun before." Witness then said, " Nuw I de-
mand if you have any more arms or ammunition f'
to which be replied, " No." Witness said he
should search. Quickly after one of the men said,
" Here it is," upon which he found a bullet oft
the ground, and over his head in the thatch was
found powder of a coarse kind, some small balls
(pistol kind), and swan shot. Witness then said,
" Daly, you are an unfortunate man." [The am-
munition was here handed to the Court. Daly ap-
peared confused and agitated.]
Cross-examined by Mr. D'Estatutu.-.Witness
never saw Mr. Daly until last Tharaday ; he was
one of the first party that weal to Daly'is house ;
heard he had a gun and bayonet, which he got ; it
bad a fixed bayonet, and was loaded ; lie appeared
to be very comfortable; could not say that it was a
natural plan to put powder under thatch ; can't
say Prisoner was obnoxious to the White Boys;
Daly said to witness, that he was not aware of any
powder in the house ; there was a servant boy, ne-
phew, and an old woman in the house.
Patrick Higginson, policeman, recollect* going
to Mr. Daly's house, in rearch of arms; Captain
Drought asked first ; witness sow the ammunition
found.

Cross-examined—Was not there on the first day ;
don't think gunpowder would be a goad thing to
seta thatched house or fire.—(A laugh.)
William Wimner, 43d regiment, found a small
quantity of balls and powder under the thatch ; it
was upon the top of the wall ; he had a candle
when it was got ; more of the powder rolled in un.
der the thatch—(identified the amm unitionj —thinks
the balls are pistol ones ; the powder blank car-
tridge ; it was iu the kitchen it was found.

DEFENCE.
Mr. Blackwell. city gaoler. knows the Prisoner
and his brother, who is in Dublin, and never knew
him to travel wuthout pistols ; recollects his being
a week at Prisoner's house.

Rev. Mr. Crompton.—Knows the Prisoner, and
has such an opinion of his loyalty mid chewier,
that be is one of those persons he would cell upon
to suppress an insurrectionary spirit : he would say
the same of the M•Knights.
Robert H. filducisell, E•q.—Knows Daly at tie
bar, and has hesrd of his general character ; had
such an opiwion of him, that he was one of the first
he had in contemplation of enrolling in as associii-
tioo for the defence of the neighbourhood; knew
him to have arms in 1817; knows uut whether be
held arms at present.
The Court and Magistrates acquitted this man,
and Serjeaut TORRENI told him he was creditably
acquitted—his character upheld ; that no doubt
Captsiri Drought was justified, under the circum-
stances of the case, to investigate the matter; that
it was not for the miserable and wretched pessaniry
tw bedwomeermod, while the more opulent would

-Isw. unnoticed : no; the law knew no distinCtion.
lie hoped Mr. Daly would inquire after his domes-
tics, for that some invidious, ill-disposed character,
had concealed, fur bad purposes, this ammunition,
iud it lay upon him to inquire diligently into the
Matter.

Mr. Daly was then discharged—he was seen lo
abed tear. and was much affected.

The Court was then adjourned till Saturday
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int. ativ.!iireti guerii; is sure or wow° stand 11 toe had co
knew that it was ti,r army which was in his rear, for and it
. he was running quick to the main body for the pro- matter
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! teciion of the military. I :VIT..
This policemion's evidence gave great satisfaction shed to
. * to ill who heard him. The
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. , 1 William M‘Kinglit is brother to the Prisoner,
and it was at his request lie came to Lionerock ; fur
i lie (Prisonerj was ploughing until near one o'clock.
His business to town was to pay a bill of 441. to At I
Mr. C. Shaughnessy, which was due on the Ist on the
I. hlari•li, ;Art of which was to be paid by Iliiiiiher them a
~ . fientlentsii. The farm is held by witness and Pri- the Cu
saner at the bar to conjunction. Poisoner had also they la
occasion to go to Osiptaiii Thompson, governor of their (
the county gaol, for the price of straw which had leas—t
been sold him. This Feet toehi be proved by the the cot
under-guitar. Witness w under the impression lent at
that nine o'clock was the bur prescribed by the year 11
i Act. Jane
Lord Viscount (fort, wits ins on the Bench, derly 1
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