The Sun.
London, England, 1832-10-23 00:00:00

GALWAY ASSIZES.

James M'Namara and Martin Grealish were clPi
indicted for burgldriou ly entering the house of "'"-01
Burke, at Clod, rt, on the 20th of May last, with io!100,
to commit a rape ; also for the commission of the cri
on the bodies of Anne and Mary Burke, charging both 1.0
prisoners as principals, and as accessaries to each other I
both offences.

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awpapsa Anney Babuorukte,l6 sf
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On the 20th of May last she was asleep in bed, n OA
side room. Her brother, a little boy about ten year' ore
slept with her ; it was late in the night when she awe
by a noise, and three people entered the Louse. Her
ti bet
ther was sleeping outside in the kitchen ; hear op
screeching for help, and heard the blows inflicted 0" Jdf
Two persons then came into the room where witness "oi
—she screeched—they dragged off the bed clothes' es
pulled witness out of the bed—one of them caught be of
the arms—her brother screeched, and Jamsey Mae•relol
him a kirk and broke two of his ribs. Martin G jai
was the man who caught witness. She went 006.00
before Mr. Jones, the Magistrate, and swore infortviat; Id
Knew both the prisoners personally, and identifies "
mars as the person who ill-treated her. 00
The next witness was Mary Burke, an old nr° or,
mother of last witness, who clearly and convincingltd
ported her daughter in many particulars. On the £
May she was sick in bed in the kitchen of her house;j
a noise at the door of the house, which she had
ously fastened with a spade ; got up, and p:eping '
a bole in the door, saw James M'Namara, Martin !"
lisb, and a strange old man outside; witness retn?
her bed ; the door was instantly forced open, and
persons entered; James approached her bed and
blow of a stick at her, which was stopped a littlellAo
for hanging clothes, which was stretched across the
be struck her three or four blows; she screeched 00.00,
heard her son and daughter screeching for help ; hey'
~hem : her daughwvei
that Jamesey Mac and Martin Grealish were ni_.,("ar
her ; the old man went off; Martin Grealisb swool,
her and affected his purpose; when the party Went .01/:
her house, heard distinctly M•Narnara say that the/riot'
to return and kill her daughter ; the old man
.1„ '0
re,
and said that if they killed one they should kill .11
never said she'd settle the business; they sent to "
settle ; the people told her she would be stoned e°
unless she did ; told Pat Moran that she had :lA.
father, nor husband, nor friend, she had only the Ai
God to help her; certainly was terrified, and eOt
Moran to do for her and her little girl what he V'°
in similar circumstances for his own daughter.
For the defence was produced Michael Neal. 416
Pv" hei
stated, that on the evening before, Mary Burke, vi
knew well, swore against the prisoners, he met her 0r,,,
own door; she was making a great noise, and she 98 r
Jamesey M.Namara (the Rogues') cattle bad eatei,
cabbage: had a switch in her hand; she swore
contents of the switch, she'd have revenge before td
row night.
;tb ilo
Mary Burke being re-called, and confronted
nest, swore that she knew him not, and "foal T,
mighty visit her with instant vengeance—na#
down dead, if ever she had any such cot:merest."
bim or any other person." 11l
The Jury broug'tt in a verdict of Guilty 00
count. Sentence deferred.—Dublin Express.

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Baron STOCKMAR has removed fro— Cw 4
borough House to the palace of his Royal master atiors
m. nt. The Baron, however, comes to town reg,,„,°•14.011;
foreign post-days (Tuesdays and Fridays) to r'ildeoV
spatches from the KING at Brussels. We underit's
Baron STOCKMAR'S departure fa. Belgium is
sine die. On his last journey he was the bearer of
fidential communication from our Cabinet to the
the BELGIANS. 0 0/
We published some time since the °EIS
marriage of a Dr. S—, when in a state of collit
cholera, to a Miss W—, that the lid), might 43,000
property. We are pleased to learn that the 0°,6,19
now convalescent, and statids a fair chance of It Ord
joy in health the society of his bride.—New
mercial Advertiser.

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UNCERTAINTY of LIFE. OD %-oti sh
last, u Mist JAMES WRIGHT, carpenter, in Fit
fr°o'
taking his dinner with a joyous wedding peels °oo,d
he made one, he became suddenly ill, and rose
door, when he fell down and was care;e4 ip."' 4
I ouse a corpse. Scotsman.
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FIRE IN BUCKLERSBURY.--Tne fO
statement of the unfortunate Mrs. GHENT, Wl°- I(°'
life was sacrificed on Sunday night, in her boos% so
Bucklersbury, by fire, may be relied on, iron) o°9 00
e
tic authority :—Mr. GHENT, the husband of tb
nate lady, went to chapel on Sunday eveoleg„, mlO
which he strictly adhered to), taking with bwstiOSit:
youngest children ; immediately on Mr. G. guise°
street-door, Mrs. G. always put the chain on i' ,fte(J
conjectured by Mr. G. that she went up stairsoir,
departure to turn down the beds of the lodgertoo)V,
a lodging-house, occupied by gentlemen of fed' bet ede,
dress herself for the evening, which accounts for t)
seen at the second-floor window. The 1°,7304 40
dwiascsovtehred the
firstthe
fireperson; he
whoim
mweadsiateolny
otth,e
seelig4H.rj:
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GHENT at the window imploring assistser',
two neighbours (if so they can be calletl)to
quested them to lend him two blankets to carnage P;
fortunate lady in, but they would not let bin' 6rel#
Up to this morning it is impossible for the 0190
make a research for her remains, the ruins stil'bee7
hot to venture, and they do not think they 010, it (11
to commence before to-morrow. The feello 701.111
unfortunate Mr. G. are beyond description, °spt flsel
siding in a friend's house close to the ruin' jos.
waiting for the firemen to discover her retoe soll.diri
unfortunate lady has left four children, two senoeiler
slaughters, the eldest eight. years of age, and the Y
tween two and three. Mrs. G. was far advanced le I:0
bt
gentle!, 0;100
Immediately on anj of the unfortunate
visiting the poor little innocents, they
seen their mother yet. Mrs. G. was about ceooo
age, of particularly industrious habits, which 3 P
her having nq servant in the house at the time' Trio,
is insured in the Royal Exchange Fire-of0:e.; the 1/1)
not any doubt but that the fire commenced kl-nese.
kitchen of Mr. G.'s house, from the Pelt ";0171,06
feelings of Mr. G. on his return from char' es-0
more easily imagined than described. Elev.; be
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Nothing further has been discovered, the I'ol-5
hot to attempt any thing. inquire
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