Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1882-10-07 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

THE MURDER TRIAL IN IRELAND.  WALSH SENTENCED TO DEATH.  PAINFUL SCENE IN COURT.  The trial of Michael Walsh for the murder of Coustible Kavanagh was concluded at the Dublin Commission Court on Friday week. The prisoner, who is a young, fresh, and apparently respectable and simple lad, about ' 18 years of age, is brother to Patrick Welsh, who was executed for the murder of Martin Leyden. Kavanagh was investigating the circumstances of the murder when 7,•as, shot hirnself. At 2.15 Judge Lawson commenced his sum. miug up. The Court was crowded, and the prisoner, whiiat less nervous than on Thursday, watched the proceedings narrOwly. The Solicitor-General, in referring to the case for the defence ,said the prisoner's counsel had tried to intimidate and terrify the jury. The jury retired shortly after three o'c,ock, and after an abeence of about three hours returned with a verdict of guilty of being accessory to the murder, but recommended the prisoner to mercy ou two grounds—hist, that they had not sufficient evidence to prove that Walsh actually fired the suers; and, secondly, on amount of his youth. The prisoner was greatly excited, and he threatened that the witness Flaherty would yet be rotting in his grave for the false testimony he had given. He said the souls of the jury would go to perdition for finding him guilty. Judge Lawson interrupted the prisoner and the officers of the Court informed the' convicted man that he could not use the privilege of the Court for abusing wit. ceases. Judge Lawson then proceeded to pass sentence. He said he was sure the jury, if they found it possible. would have had pleasure in acquitting the prisoner—a • pleasure in which he would share himself —hui I.'" evidence was almoht too conclusive. He would be napp; IZ . • ing the recommendation to the proper quarter, and he was sure it would receive duo attoution. At the same time, he could not hold out any hope to the prisoner, whom he sentenced to be hanged in Galway on the 28th of October. After the words "May the Lord Lave mercy on your soul " had been pronounced, the prisoner burst out into another torrent of abuse, and he was dragged from the dock by the warders. His mother, whose other son, as stated above, was hung last week, rent the air with her lamentations in the Court.  Mahomed Ismail, who was recently arrested at Alexandria for complicity in the June massacres, is said to be the 'llia. derer of Dr. Ribbon. FATAL STABBING Ciss.—On Saturday night John Cicw, a one-legged man, stabbed Geo. Greene, his ootigin, in the breast in Drury. lane, London. Greene wile at onoe con ve) to Charing Cross Hospital. but expired on tbe way. Crow, who bad been chinking heavily, was apprehended. THROAT AFFECTIONS AND HOARSENEss.—AII suf. tering from irritation of the tbrou.t and 11..arsueEN will be agreeably surprised at the almost imiuu.lists relief afforded by the use of " Brown's Brenci:na Troches." These famous " lozenges" arc non hoid by most respectable Chimeets in this com.ry at Is lid per box. People troubled with a " cough," a" slight cold," or broncnial affectien; OM. not try them too soon, as similar troubles, if aliened to progress, rib,ult in serious Pulmonary end Asthmatic affections. See that the words " Br.,rus Bronchial Troches" are on the Government tsto.lup around each box.— Prepared by