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tie life against Sri ,Neal Q'Dunel ; thinks it was
from the proceedings of the preceding night ; to
the best of his recollection thinks so.
Rev. Mr. Julinston—Remersklirrs being in com-
pany with Sir Neal o•Dorkel,And the two Mr. Mil-
len; heard Sir Neal O'Dnnel and witness were to-
gether; heard 11•Garry.sov, there was Lord Gle-
rawly's snub ; heard Sir Neal say he was a lying
scoundrel ; Sir Neal crossed the street, towards
M•Garry; heard *Garry say, lie could beat any
man in Downpatrick than night, he did not care
what his rank was; heard Sir Neal O'Donel say,
go borne about your business, hr hail tio boxlike's
there; and if there was any of Lord Glerawly's
friends there to go home, anti if not, he would go to
Lord Glerawly slid rise him out of leis hit t; no
blow given at that time, when that consenottiuto
took place; M.Garry was taken away liras ; did not
see the Mr. Millers there at that altercation at all ;
saw M.Garry twice or more. advance towards Sir
Neal ; staid with Sir Neill 0' 1)onel the whole rt. n-
ing ; they lodged iii the same house.
(*rou-exastieed—Sir N. 0'0°11.1i...4d, M•Garry
was a liar ; the tatoto.olott was haisio ; did not see
Sir Neal O'Doutl strike Ali Garry, hr only pot his
hand to M•Garry, to desne him to go home ; can-
not answer to the thing he did not are; swears he
did not see Sir Neal take off his. coat ; thiuki dur-
ing the sepiration there was not time.
Thorns Potter, E.g.—Recollects a person of
the name of M•Garry; points him nut the Court ;
was walking at the steps of the Court-souse
M•Garry came up and insulted Sir Nil CO.D010,1;
111110 Cltillphiliiird to WItilr11111; thirst witness advised
M•Garry to go home.
The Jury acquitted Sir Neal.

TRALEE ASSIZES—Jost
GALIVET D. DALY. Agent 41 the Aldus hiuramee
Cosapeny.
This important ease came nit this morning before
Mr. Justice Mayne and a Special Jury.
Mr. Goot.o stated the Plaintiff's case at consi.
dersble length.
Mr. Quits. Counsel for the Defendant, urged,
with great ability, that the evidence had completely
failed in supporting the counts in the declaration.
The Cover concurred its Mr. Quist's argument
as to five ofdhe counts, but refused to !sunsuit ;
giving to the party, however, the benefit of their
objection, either by saving the points urged or by
a bill of exceptions, as Counsel may think proper.
Vises the two counts fur timer, the Court was of
opinion that the Plaintiff .wm, entitled to recover ;
and the Jury found a verdict accordingly for the
fun suns insured (4.6001.) le>s Ca one year's
premium thereon. The trial did not terminate till
six o'clock is& the evening.

FRIDAY EVENING, JULY ►2d.
Tl►e trial of ✓asses .Stapleton, For beim( au U.
complice with Michael Murphy (already triecf.eoo.
skied, and executed) in the murder of the Rev.
Fitzgerald Tisdall, at the Priest's Leap, in the
month of Minch. 1809, came on this morning, and
continued until a late hour this evening, when after
a most able charge from Baron Stearn, the Jury
retired, and continued in deliberation nearly two
hours, alien they returned a verdict of Not Guilty.
He t. tube transmitted to the County of Cork gaol,
to be tried at the c 99999 'mg Assizes, on a charge of
highway robbery.—(Southers Reporter.)