The Sun.
London, England, 1829-10-31 00:00:00

MURDER OF THE REV. MR. GOING.

The following are further details of the murder
of the Rev. Mr. Going :—The crime was perpe"
trated on Friday se'nnight, within about one quari
ter of a mile of his own glebe, in the pBllsl'
Moyalifte, • ounty Tipperary. It would appear:l:g
though we do not pledge ourselves to the fact''
the deceased was for several years on the worst o;
sible terms with his parishioners—various eff°rbte
were made towards effecting a composition of t'"
tithes of his garish, but to no purpose. The P,r
i ishioners offered him 3501. per annum ; the 111:
Gentleman would not accept less than .5001. 4:
consequerter, it was generally agreed upon to P%
him in kind. In allocating his portion, the pro e,
is represented to have acted with great oppressireli
ness. Some limes, it is said, the deceased hisnse,,
repaired to the fields and potato-pits, and aPP,°;;
tioned his own share of the produce. The numb
of civil bills served upon his parishioners for tr,
Sessions of Thurles, from which he had been
turning on the day he met his fate, amounting, lif;
cording to the accounts we have received, to ve6rees
two hundred; arid we are informed that the deer bet
obtained by the Rev. Gentleman almost doubled tit
quantity 'mentioned' in our journal of yesterday.
is further alleged, that for the purpose of pliits
debt of 1651., which had been contracted by
Board of First Fruits in 1821, by yearly iristalroe.,ol.o
of 181., a cess of 3d. per acre was imposed 'lris•
the parish. This instalment, it is averred, 5q0.12 to
applied. At a subsequent vestry the cess is sai:to
have been raised 7id. per acre. This imPA"to
was resisted by the parishioners, who app
the Quarter Sessions of Thurles. The vise —Mr.
on for trial on Friday last, at thoSe Sessions. opt.
Going attended to defend the additional assessrn'co..
11e had left Thurles about five o'clock in the ef-b6
ing, and was murdered on his way home, and ntr ;
distance from his house above stated. The 60;0
clew to the discovery of this lamentable event
the arrival of his horse at the glebe withont
rider. This alarmed the Rev. Gentleman's Pecl
who, accompanied by some domestics, proceed.ci,
along the Thurles road, and found his worst allot
pations realized. We lament to have to add, tore,.
the rumour of two other murders at TemPlen'bro;
which we discredited in yesterday's paper, is Bros
too well founded. One of the victims was the the,
ther of an informer against some Rockites; but t
most atrocious feature of the case was the W.A.
the murderers, after having sacrificed him, Pro', of
ing to a distance of about two miles, to the h°,lll,ir
his mother, a woman eighty years f age, aryuLeli
Bering her also. We give the statements OW to
ing the murder of Mr. Going, subject, of courg>
the correction of the evidence upon the iliqrtho
which Has to have taken place on Sunday last' to
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representations touching the causes of his Uis
larity we beg most distinctly to be titiderstou-of
setting forth with no view to the palliati°l.lolo:
crime, which we cannot even think upon ‘v,l-,(14'
shuddering.—Dub. Freeman's Jour. of Wed"`-
le I°
The exportation of bottled Edinburgh a f the
various places abroad, is forming no small Part:Wel/
'
trade in Leith at present. Large quantities 14,,iciiter,j
h. en shipped for America, the West Indies, theip aro
ranean, and New South Wales. It is sent nutLirell;;/
or sour state, and in these warm countries r'-fices•""
pristine taste and raildncss..--Edinbargh
Courant. "0
Viscount ALTHORP, M.P. has striped(
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seat, Wisetow Hall, near Selby, from his fatillfisc°,llbis'
Sezatcza.), Althorp House, Northamptonshire.it lO
DowNs has arrived at his seat, Cowick Ofea.l4
county, from a tour. Lord and Lady MuscAslit
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a visit at Byram, near Ferryhridge, the seat 0.
/Laminate, Bart.—Doncaster Garotte.