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TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1815

Dli. PHTLTP ON INDIGESTION.—FOrtasu Eurrsott.
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A TREATISE on INDIGESTION and its CON-
-4'l SEQUENCES, commonly called Nervous and Bilious Com-
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marks on the ground of great " bustling" and "strug-
gling," and one of, her shoes was about a perch from
her ; it was a quarter of a mile to her home from the
place where she was discovered.
Dr. Trotter had been called to examine the body of
the deceased, upon which he found several mat ks of
violence—on the legs, chest, and other partial the body,
particularly on the neck and chest—conceives the de-
ceased came by her death by direct pressui e on the
chest and neck, producing strangulationher clothes
were all torn and dirty.. Witness saw the prisoner at
the Inquest, and examined his person, on which were
several fresh marks of violence ; one side of his upper
lip was nearly severed—there were several •eratches on
his face.—(Witness here detailed the result of a more
minute examination of prisoner's person, which is unfit
for publication, but which seemed to complete the chain
of circumstances by which his guilt was e,tahlished).
Criss-examined—lklieves the prisoner came voluntarily to the
• Inquest.
Here the case closed for the prosecution. The prisoner called
I no witnascs.

Lord 1401111.1 RT charged the Jury, after which they retired for a
f.:w minutei, and returned a verdict of Gulity.
The Judge then proceeded to pass' the awfnl sentence
of the law, in impre•sive and .affecting terms. His
Lordship earneciy. entreated the prisoner to lose not a
rilomentin sending for his Clergyman, and ordered him
to be hanged on the following Thursday (Thursday
last), and his body to be given for dissection.'
The prisoner was a man of middle size, with sharp
and regular features, and aged about forty-three years.
He manifested during the entire of the trial the most
stupid in,tiffetence,.and when called upon to know *hat
he had to say u by sentence of death should not be pro-
',minced upon him? be called out loudly for a long day.
and remained unmoved dut ing the commencement of
the Learned Judge's address. When, however, hi-.
Loidship dwelt upon the enormous brutality of the pri-
s,mer's treatment of so young and evidently so virtuous
a gill, who had confided to his protection her safety
and her honour, the miserable wretch gave a hysterical
yawn, opened his mouth most frightfully, found much
difficulty in closing it again, and afterwards continued
crying while he remained at the bar.
At Ennis Assizes, James Kean, a soldier of the
35th Regiment, was tried for the murder of Patrick
Riedy, at Kildysart, on the 31st January. By the:
examination of several witnesses, it appeared that Kean,
and one or two other soldiers, were drinking in a pub-
lic house, when some disturbance arose between them
and the country people who were in. the house; in a
scuffle that ensued, Kean stabbed the deceased with his
hayonet. (PIINSEPATHER) haying charged the
Jury, they retired for• a few minutes, a•nd brought in a
vet diet of Manshuditer. His Lordship sentenced the
prisoner to transot cation for life; but said, that there
were other cis cumstatices which should be considered,
and he would reserve to himself the discretion of com-
muting the sentence, if he found it deserving of it,
before he left the town.

James M' Namara, Andrew anninghant, Margaret
M,Aantara, and Susan M'Nemara, were convicted of
assisting Connor Hogan, who has absconder], in vio-
lating the person of Bridget *Namara. ,They N e:e
sentenced to be hanged at Ennis, the Ore. former on'
Saturday, the 26th of March, and the latter on Satur-
day, the Ist of April. A more disgusting instance of
:tuman depravity, we believe, was never brought to
light, and credulity itself is inclined to question the
possibility of the most depraved and brutalized of the
female sex taking the part in the transaction which
was very clearly proved against those women. A Jury
of matrons were impannelled, to try if the two females
above-Mentioned were so long pregnant as to render it
necessary, according to law, to postpone the execution
till after their delivery. The verdict returned by twelve
respectable females is, that they are both pregnant, but
they could not sty if for a sufficient length of time to
requite stay of execution, according to law.
At the Sessions of the Peace held at Bantry, on the'
26th of 1 ebruary, where Counsel and Agents attended
an behalf of the Catholic Association to conduct apro-
secution, several Jurors were Objected to, on the ground
that the were subscribers to tl,e Catholic Rent. The
o'sjections were allowed ; the parties challenged left the
Jury-box, others Were substituted, and the trial pro-
ceede I. The verdict was " Not Guilty." The brother
of the prosecutor swore five oaths in the Course of the
examination, and was fined one shilling for each oath.

LANCASTER, MARCH 12.

DOE, ON THE DEMISE OF PINNEY, V. ROYLANCE AND