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London, England, 1821-09-21 00:00:00

I2ELAND.

RECORDER'S COURT, DUBLIN, SEPTEMBrAtink, F
The RECORDER sat, on Friday, at the S.tssionn j
House, Green-street, for the trial of prisoners and ttz.
verse's. After some convictions for petty offences 1
Michael Coyne was indicted for stealing Ef4,5 :nu
in money, the property of John M.Donnell.
Elizabeth M'Donnell, sworn.--Witness is the wife
of John M,Donnell ; the prisoner took the 'none?
from her on Wednesday morning, the 21st of %IA •
between five and six o'clock ; witness's husband is a
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tailor ; he lives at Carlow; witness met the prise-et
on the coach ; they travelled to Dublin together;-.
witness was coming to take shipping for England,
where she and her husband were going; she hxd
thirty-one guineas in gold with her; she came to
town on the coach; the prisoner was on it also;
their arrival in Dublin, he (the prisoner) invited he
to a house to take her dinner ; the house they went;,
was in Dirty-lane ; it was Mrs. Beatty's house; Wit.
ness drank a share of only one pint of table-beer; pri.
soner and witness slept there that night ; there trai
no packet going to England for a day or two;
next night he and she (prisoner and witness) slept x
another house in the neighbourhood of Thnn
street ; they slept in the same bed ; witness had ha •
purse containing the money sewed in the plait ofiv
petticoat ; when she awoke in the morning, %hew •
the money in his hand ; he put a knife across be
throat, and swore by the holy St. Peter he'd 'untie
life if she'd raise an alarm ; witness (tinted away with
the fright, when the prisoner made his escape; Tit•
ness afterwards went to Mrs. Beatty's to search fa
him; Mrs. Beatty directed her to his (the prisor,7'q
brothers, in Thomas-street; she said his brothers:At
drays; witness could get no account of him there. d
followed him to Kilkenny; he had fled from
kenny two days previous ; witness followed him
Tullamore; he was afterwards taken at Rathangra;
witness is the mother of six children ; her husband e
a tailor by trade; her husband bought a hook to!,
cut to reap, and the prisoner was the next man
field to him but one; when witness came to Nit
on the coach her husband was gone to the T..iri
Athy to buy pigs; believes the prisoner is a cone;
he was " in that repute" in the country ; the moe
after witness came to Dublin, the prisoner went toil
Pigeon House with her to inquire for a vessel gat
to England ; witness supposes she must have*
as the prisoner's wife -at Mrs. Beatty's, or they calk
not have slept together; witness did not tell Mrs
Beatty that she was the prisoner's wife ; the ,fisonet
ge inveigled" her to go to sleep with him ; witoesiva
not intoxicated; she _was quite sober.
Catherine Beatty, sworn.—Remembers the pri •
and last witness having slept at her house; wi,
keeps an eating-house; the last witness car
house as the prisoner's wife ; she came the
cond morning after, with Mr. M,Nabb ; sh
prisoner had robbed her ; witness directed
prisoners brothers, in Thomas-street ;

the prisoner's two brothers; always considi
both as honest men.

The prisoner was found Guilty. Sentence
yeirs transportation.

Friday the Grand Jury for London foul
Bill of Indictment against Isaac rizard
Mackerell, two watermen, for assaults env
the Captain and one of the Owners of the
steam•packet, while endeavouring to prey,
remaining along-side the vessel, on her
the Custom-house, to the great inconvenience
passengers.
ExEcmcm—Saturday, John Turner,
21 sheep, the property of Mrs. Lea, of
snd Richard Davis, for a burglary in the
Mr. Francis Lloyd Bayley, of Preston, B
were executed in front of the County Jail,
bury, pursuant to their sentence rt the late

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the late Robert Stirling, Esq.

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