Star.
London, England, 1829-02-26 00:00:00

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' Torati—od MI the blosr btibidts

• Bisset rouse! Mateo and Newessdel
Protege/sets rowel far yaw Stste's In disorder;
• fops, rouse! Enron and cumbering!
Pad and his niiMeng. suerthe;border.
. , Troth, Sri& her. banner synod,
Waves its 'Wog o'er your head;
Bib bias rho beort of es& true hearted Tory ;
•?Wok upon Poneoden--
0140 W yourselves Cluistiandnen—
Fight for your dew and the Protestant order
, A,Oe from tbv. East and West, Kent and Demme
• gargle ass cone—olt ! lest Eels, prepare;
ioodsinis womb as her rival Britian ;
Cope whit the sheet. the Peddoo, and prayer.
Pasties is semading,
High the beast's bounding,
Stand is year Aura—year beet efforts afford her.
many a day

Tell bow we kkk'd away
Dan nod dim Pope frees our Protestant border! Nonc.

DUBBIN, Fiinumnr 23.
EING'i BENCH.
CAUL 4:1011C0111. VT V. MAORI.

1.

Mr. Sergeant GOOLD stated the case w the Jury.
William Behan—He knew the plaintiff fcr thirteen
Oars, He was very intimate in his family for some
tirtiet but he did not visit them for the last 11 years—
(A laugh).
Mr. Sergeant Goma) told him to go down.
David Wogan—He knew the plaintiff and his wife.
As far as he could say, they lived on very happy terms.
He appeared to be an affectionate husband.
Cross-examined by Mr. BENNOT, King's Counsel—He
'tias. in the house but very seldom. He was often in
the wee in.
John Reynolds-ICnew Mr. and Mrs. Coffey for six
Of seven years to live in the greatest harmony.
Cross examined—Are you a married man P—Yes.
GOD keep you so-.. Witness, Amen—(A great.l.rugh).
Mrs, Mary Haler:ft—She knew-the wife of the plain-
tier she knew her when at school, when at the nun-
tory r.sbe met her at her fatherand mother's • she knew
heat het own house; she thought her an affectionate
!
Thomas Coffey, brother to the plaintiff, gave similar
teetiln9oY.
• good deal of laughter was created during the ecru:-
examination Of this witness by Mr. BSONOT. He held
aremotandura in his band, which he said nobody told
)biyf,to write but himself. He said his two siuers could
not write to the plaintiff, because they wese•never in
POUR.
Vaniel*Ker—Knew them to live on very intimate

WOW .: .. • - . . -
. crossaexamioed—He is a leatherseller ; he does not
know what clock is ; he knows every part of the bide,
but not a crsel—(threat laugh).
Mr. OTALLoa—You seem to know something about
tiallser, I believe you are kidelarrod—(A laugh).
. cigurge Taylor—He is acquainted with all parties
concerned in this action. He has been five years in the
employment of Mr. Coffey, as salesman and.boolt- keeper.
Mr. Coffey was often absent from home. • He went to
Castlebar in the year 1828, in the month of April. Mrs.
Coffey often -transacted business in his absence. The
plaintiff bad a gig and horse. Dr. Magee often dined there
then. He saw hints drive Mrs. Coffey out to the country.
ljeulso drove her to the Curragh races. lie often knew
the Doctor to sup with Mrs. Coffey during the absence
Of her husband, at a very late boor. Mr. Coffey bad
two meatus at the time, Michael Dilese and Mary Tray.
Witness recollected the 15d of June last. He recollected
it because he bad suspicions on his mind relative to
Mrs. Coffey's conduct, and was determined to watch is.
He saw Mrs. Coffey; he told. her Mr. Coffey went to
the Linen Hall; Oat then sent out the two servants;
Dr. Magee wes in the house at the time; be was :n her
bed room ; Mr.,. Coffey went there; be overheard her
footsteps; he saw Dr. Magee in a few moments after.
wards; he appearedquite flushed; he asked-witness to
get change for a lknote; he then went out ; a few mi.
auto afterwards he went into the bed room; he law it
all crushed; it was about ten leanings before that be
saw it laude. He wished to. correct a mistake; be-
thogght it was on.tbe 20th of June this circumstance
took place; Dr. Magee, the same day. said be was go-,
ing to Blancharyistown, to see his uncle; be-did not do
so; be.-the witness, being determined to be convinced
of his suspicions, contrived to secrete himself in the
warehouse in such a manner as would enable him
to. we what was going on in the back parlour....
Aboutlea o'clock a good many permits were in the
parlour; some of them Separated about 11 ; Mr. Coffey
shortly afterwards wane to bed; a light was in the
parlays e be could see a good deal of what might pass
there; the servant maid came in a little after twelve,
and then wept to bed; Mrs. Coffey went up stairs, and
returned immediately after; she stood in the parlour,
near the piaio, as if listening; Dr. Megee's drawing
room and bed ebamlser were over the wareroom ; he,
beard Mrs. Coffey some into the Doctor's chamber; he
beard a slight-screitn;: he heard hew fall on the floor;
on the day fidlowing he saw Dr. Magee kissing Mrs.
Coffey; the, were whispering for some time i he recol-
lects the 25crof the same month ; Dr. Magee came home i
veer tete; he went to bed ;he came out in-the lobbyl
shorte after; he 'bad on only his nightcap and shirt;,
cei
be lasi) was only about three feet from him ; Mrs.
'came to him; slop whispered, 4.1 tbese's no dant
........p. My honour he is asleep;" they then, went
-ionetletpaeloir ; witness then Went into the wargroorn,
frost whence he could see them in the parlour; be was
*Mato NO dent in that situation which left no doubt
heti. Mind ski rie their criminality; he saw Mrs. Coffey
shit *at atitsdag; she *stied so be greatly agitated.. ,
teiiiialiamined---Oo: the night of the 20th of July
WllO tis deep in' the Warehouse ill night. He slept,
amongst' thE calitrits—(A lang%). ,clo ,the 21st. the
DoOok and Mn: Coffey" were to go to the'regatta, but!
vreitiqievented by Mr. Cciffey,, after.: witness told him;
what be saw; ea the peleious "gales. Dr. Migee.wais
savelitieston'the 80th day of lily. He was • watching
hilltiVutarehousirrfOr seven Sights before be saw any
thilltigespeopei take plate
.in the parlour.. The hack.
door. of thiptilOgit is panty wood and partly glass.
A, eirtain was drawn across the
.glass. He was on the
watt* at thathkilii. limigi*. Ho, made two holes
.
thatiokh'-the'door. HeAted the pact- of a, spy all the
ties& - Ite'esii•hadli Afar 'doing, se. kr Would
not:bliarastirwltatato ,i30b1.• ,
4111 Sol • e was servant to Mr. Coffey for
fultNriatit Mi bill' Met is May last; 10 Fecollocted
=lSt_ Mili;COlat a,od Depot" totatbse*the
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teitirryin.': it atl i
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skag wasted a lo *lbw einilot lailaxei 2bly Went,