The Sun.
London, England, 1829-12-26 00:00:00

HORRID OUTRAG

(From the Care Journal.)
EXTRACT OP A LETTER FROM KILRUSII, DATED Tag

" One of the most atrocious and savage outrasl4
ever recorded was committed at about two o'clockf
this morning, at Dromelihy, within four miles
o_,
this town, upon two men (brothers)' of the name of
Dayle, who were recently appointed drivers to the
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they
this
apncreoegrineg,dodhun,besolttelobrdifleolt
itholeedlimei,inifaol:rvehroe: ci01i....1),
conduct, by Mr. Westropp. - This appoim...
...pat, 0.
'a
it, brought upon the unfortunate Doyles the ben
vengeance of Terry Alt's boys, who attack tIvIel" *
house, which tiny broke into, and brought out this
two poor brothers one at a time, and—Oh! 1101,ibei
ed I
—cut out their tongues ! Another brother ay
a similar fate, by hiding under a bed. This is e"
can just now communicate of this horrible transac-
tioa, but you shall have the particulars when I
cell
c 'fleet them."
SECOND LETTER, DATED THE 20TH INSTOrr.
o
" Ihe following diabolical outrage occurred e
the lands of Dromelihr, on Saturday morning, ill:
h nt with this
19th instant, between two and three o'clock. vv,-
obirio
their
rs ibiaemuieedc,Da:litehlevnerseettakfierne
to;o of their bel
and dogged most unmercifully, powder was Os°
throats, until they forced their tongues out, ske
then cut them off. On hearing of the outrage,
• Lieutenant Carey, C.C.P., proceeded to the place!
and succeeded, I am happy to say, in apprehending
two of the principals concerned in this unprece
dented outrage.
" The unfortunate sufferers
serewe brought here
PuniAment, they took themblit "htyc(lllli
under an escort of the police, and R Wilier the
care of Dr. Elliott. The two tongues are in th.
Police-office."

19TII INST.

NEWSPAPER STAMPS.
effect relative to the stamping of paper for nesllo,
months 1110 at
ago,of our
an read
importante rs are
alteration
wa r e t
pers in Scotland. Prior to that (late the steollo°,.
was performed in London, but the Board of co&
missilners of Stamp Duties having been lb,
aware of the great inconvenience of sendi"gore
tpaper;te aathither
privilege
considerately,.hi(.h granted
tilthe
L o
ntdootnh
tiorsowaraifice
ye
hotmiaffi.:ldnebei;iteetrfiesoliyrnecolov:fixhdeitetlihetlitese,t
effect
anti
official regulations issued for its manage nets
These regulations, which some recent circur34$fd
have called us to consider, appear tO °thairt
the least of them, much more rigoroo4
arbitrary
Yboni :eery
rnaoj rofy,3; eet phad are; rdtlemlxl irheeaanncwtaitti Pvcae rocas ot:sted.t‘dafaltei
hp:tg:d.,
htl
there is. any occasion for ; and the sooner I:ing.
are dispensed with the better. They, for one tPnipg
provide, that the duties upon newspaper 'll/
shall be paid seven days before the stamp" td to
livered out of the office. We sbould rd bl
know what is the object of such a provision, 3'l is
whom it was enacted. Fs effect, at all eventliel
to burthen publishers with nn addition to the thi.ire,
imposed by the legislature ; and this, We cords
ne public officer has a right to do without the :0c
apectfic authority. It may be said that to Publi
in Edinburch, who can get their stamps in
fu
way as only to pay for one publication at owes
jt
may not be a very serious inconvenience;
butt
eft
plain, that to provincial publishers, wiltl A'Artt
always have a stock of stamps on hand, it 01t1:4,
a matter of some consequence. Take, for i10t7,-,0
merely for the sake of illustration, the 1 atln,
Herald. Mr. Hunter, we believe, sends for Wog
ply 0f.12,000 stamps at a time ; therefore either-opt
or his agents must pay into the Stamp-000st
sum of 160/., the amount of duty payable utt
quantity, seven (lays before the stamps eallSar
got out of the office to be packed 50, ills
spatched to Glasgow. And even althour dei
stamping may have been executed on the reti,i,je
on w hick the duties are paid the stamps must
the office, charged with duty, till the seven dsie
expired, unless he begs them as special farol,.i
the inferior officers. Before this alteration wap'
for public accommodation Mr. Hunter or 33/ adtt
else could have sent to the stamp-office, paid the ot/
and got the stamps packed and sent offal] on thLie
day. We know how our brother of the Herilwool.t
his agents arrange with regard to the supplyof
or how le relishes the change, but were We `fitioi
situation we would be much inclined to doubt
„er
far we were benefited by it. Why should the
prietors prietors of newspapers be subjected to the 'll-110P
seven days' interest which it involves hie
amount is certainly not great, but we have o°,,,Ft
of being mulcted even of a farthing without'l"lo.
cause being shown why we should submit tothe.llo
post. We are at all times averse to questir..
wisdom or conduct of public functionaries /1.._,.4.'"1
a,‘,lr.ueet
shallaware,int h is
probablyhcaas.vee
parties ; but we feel ourselves called upon to Woe
it ill
Out additional information.—Edinbure- Ober)"
MARRIED. gotf,g
tono rtefcatrirdtirdt 111.1,1 r
On the 24th inst. at Sloe Farm, near Haleteadv„.4*
Mrs. Russell, relict of the late Chad Russell,
Binfield, Berks. aaltidadikinteieloeuelttcimacsaeirdoinsto play to'pree-vigov

DIED. ..l
On the 19th inst. at llorselydown, Mr. E. llitl'ilet
Queen's College, Cambrbhte, to Elizabeth, eldest di"'
of G. Emer.on, Esq. of New Brentford. g 01l .01114
On the 25th inst. Arthur Tegart, Esq. of -
aged 69. th ft'
On the 25th inst. in Ctuzon-street, Sarah Wil.°V,
lief of the late D. Wil.on, Esq. of Dalland Tower'
inorelan,l, in lice 67th year. tb
ViSalle_de
On the 25th inst. at London Wall, MOT - sow-
Pliene, Peeond daughter of the late N. Payne, El/t
gate, Aliddlesez.
On the 21st inst. in Deverell-street, Igent.roo4

on te
IL Peach, in his 21st year.
On the 24th inst. Sophia Mary Anne, eldest 411041411
of Mr. Charles Hertslot, rf Norfolk-etre" St'
her llth year. es
Pn the 10th ult. at Madeira, Frederick,
Of'Mr. T. Smith, of the Customs, London. A
Pints/6) AND PiriSLISIIED sr muswo_ ,10117
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