Glasgow Courier. — 1844-11-16 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

SEVIINTH MORDEB.—On the evening of Sunday, the 20th of Ootober last, three men, named James Molony, Patrick Carr, and William Carr, went into the house of Denis Bryan, a publican, at Kilcommon, and after drinking some beverage, which had the effect of making them a little tipsy, they had some dispute, and after leaving the house a quarrel ensued, and the two Carrs went into the dwelling of another brother, named John Can, out of which they came, and after shouting outside the door of the house where Molony went into for protection—Molony jumped out of the window, and was seized by John and William Carr, and was beaten with stones on the left side of the head by Paddy Carr, which fractured his skull, and of which he died on Saturday night last, the 9th of November. Au inquest was held by James Carrol, Esq., coroner, and a verdict returned that said James Molony received a mortal wound on the 90th October, inflicted by souse person or persons unknown, and of which he died.  • "Tits Elmira Moituuri.—A.n inquest was held in Thorles, on Saturday last, by Michael Cormack, Esq., coroner, on the body of a man named Thomas Ryan, who had been assaulted by Patrick Ryan, on the 2d of October last, in that town. The jury brought in • verdict to the following effect :—That the deceased, Thomas Ryan came by his death in consequence of • blow of • stone on the head, inflicted by Patrick Ryan' on the 2,1 of October last, of which he dieden Friday, th.Bth of November last. The coroner', warrant was then issued, and Patrick Ryan has been arrested.* Those, as we already observed, are exclusive of the murder of Mr. Gloater, on the boundaries of Limerick and Clare, and the attempt to assassinate Mr. Hunt in the same district. If we :nay credit the Evening Poet of last night (having ourselves received no positive intelligence on the subject), another murder, connected with some of the same parties leaves its bloody marl: and awful malediction on the same unhappy district:—  "We deeply regret to learn (qttoth our contemporary), on the authority of letters received this day, that the steward of Arthur Gloster, Esq., whose assassination was announced last week, was murdered on Sunday night last." Such a desperate and deplorable state of insecurity for life and property has very naturally aroused the resident magistrates and other loyal peaceable inhabitants of the district to provide, if possible, a remedy for the evil • and, so far as lies in the power of men so circumstanced to do, we have no doubt all will be done for the best—all that the existing state of the law renders practicable. As we learn from the Clare Journal, " The magistrates of the district in which the late Mr. Gloster was murdered, have called a meeting of the magistrates and gentry for Thursday next, at Quin Petty Sessions House, 'to consider on such measures as may appear most conducive to the ends of 4ustice in promoting the discovery of the perpetrators of that diabolical murder.' Every effort should be made to discover the perpetrators of this atrocious murder, and we hope sincerely that those efforts may be successful. We have also to mention that a requisition is in course of signature to the Lieutenant of the county, to call a meeting of magistrates at the county court-house, to devise measures for the same effect that the magistrates of Bunratty have so promptly called together the gentry of their division of the county. These prompt measures are alike creditable to all parties. It was currently reportedlier• yesterday that a gentleman was fired at and wounded iu the arm in the neighbourhood of Broadford. We could not find out that there was any good foundation forth. report." - - - -  It is not improbable that the report alluded to In the concluding lines of the foregoing paragraph may have reference to the café of Mr. Gloster's steward; and we hope it may turn out to be the fact, that this poor man has escaped with so slight an injury as a wound In Ms arm; but as for the expected meeting of the local magistrates, it is confirmed by the following requisition, which we also copy from the Clare Journal :