The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08 00:00:00

entrance

toe had
I, without disturi

the pantry of his lordship's plate, t
'- • • )ff their booty. Th

A earn,

the hospitabl
ord Riversdalc

)f. the go

xcited astonishment and in-
n of Killake and its paid,-

—Limey

,Y A R<

PRIEST.—At the Ker

an action was tried which was broitght. by a respectable
noun; man named John Sealy, a shbemaker by trade, and
u.,testant, residing in the village of ICillorglin, to recover
rge O'Snllivan, a Romisb •
sault committed on last Easter Sund'

ages from (1,

was quietly engaged with two other young men about
eight o'clock in the evening speaking to some young women
in the main street of the village, when the defendant, with-
out any provocation whatever, assaulted him violently with
a thick blackthorn stick, by striking him on the head, and
punching him in the chest, from the effects of which he
has, he said, since suffered considerably. The defendant

's conduct in the public stye

decent and improper, and that the defe
xld have been justified in
The jury found a v

ff, with £25

7 the i
Tht CA.RDEN

iamages and

OtrTRAGE.

fresh and curious

1 reN7d-

is in connexion with the Carden abdued'on case

ie 18'eeman's
fact.

ire znaae by the Ulannel corresponden
Yournal, who writes as follows :—" It is a curios_
that, notwithstanding the energy 'and zed with which
the Crown prosecuted Mr. Carden, they failed to develope
the entire of the arrangements which he had made for
securing his intended victim. The trial having closed,
the arrangements which he had made are now very freely
spoken of by his friends and others to whom he confided
his plans. Mr. Carden had for some time Previously berm

concerting tr.tmsures for effecting
decided upon conveying Miss Arbi

frona Rathronat

o Galo

diatels

lose of talihig her
rl alnnc. 4-. ho

Bay, to place his victim on

point off-Galway

wh:ch, in

order to: avoid exciting suspicion, 'was lying off ti
nsiderable distance from thp

at som€

was then his intention to hare-sailed direct fa

rtleh has st

omen

3 his confi

Lted since his impr

fiends and ai

rs, that the

ous crime cost him no less a
leanwhile the authorities have lost

Teparations for his at

£6,500,

io time in putti..s

Tect. On Tues,

he Was

:tome, and at once serto work at "

A. RIDGE IN D.A.NGFR'6P BEING UNSEATIrD !—On Mon-
day, whilst Chief Justice Monahan was presiding in our
county court, his lordship was not a little akonished by an
application being.made to him by a cabinet-maker of our

.hair on which he was then sitting
had made and epholstered with
_ _

city for payment for tta
upon the bench, whit% he

station of

in g for his money am grand jury would 'not make•anq
order upon the subject. The Chief Justice said he knew
nothing of the transaction, and could
matters of the kind. Upon this the tradesma
to his lordship that it would

tot interfere it

ntimatecl

ause
_him much regret to

give annoyance to -so eminent a public functionary, but
that, if the cash ,Ras not forthcomirig, he would be under
the disagreeable necessity of forthwith taking and carry-
A. CAI • •

then sent for, Who said that it was the" sheriff who bad
ordered the chair. and ought to pay for it; and that the
grand jury had had no previous intimation of the transac-
tion, such as 'could warrant them in disbursing the
amount of the TM. The Chief Justice, who seemed hk.;hly
amused, cut the matter short' byrequesting that the-secre-
tary, the sheriff, and the grand jury would put their heads
together and contrive to sett

the matter amongst them-
selves without delay, suggesting -that it would be as little
conducive to personal convenience as to official dignity,
for a judge to lose his seat and be compelled todistribute
from the bench in a standing position. I`h:. thing
;imately settled.—Kilkenny Moderator.
PERSECIITION.—A correspondent dating
rd August,. describes what he Witnessed
brief sojourn in the town of Enniscorthy during
week. Returning from a little excursion in its
' 3on last Monday, he was on .a car, accom-

was ul

RELlorov

Enniscorth

about six o'clock in the afternoon,
when, on entering the town, his attention was arrested by
he discordant sounds of an infuriated multitUde, But a

nisinz t

minutes -elapsed before a scene presented itself ago-
the feelings of any person possessed of the com-
- of humanity '4V Of pOlice,‘Vith

A. large buil
is, their officer -at their head, and accompa-
istrate; who lived some distance from the
careworn scripture
rs and bloodthirsty