Star. — 1825-10-18 (London, England)

OUTRAGES IN IRELAND.  l;taxttoty, Ocv. 12.—Monday night a few respectable inhabitants had resolved on lighting a bonfire on the Parade, in honour of the late return of Lard and Lady Ormonde to this City, and had provided a few barrels of ale for the occasion. Long before the ire was lighted, a mob had been collecting even from the suburbs, and when the immense pile of turf, timber, and a variety of cornhtmible matter was ignited, the rabble poured in upon the spot in overwhelming force, armed with clubs, &c. and scattered at once the half-lighted materials; they then proceeded to stave in the barrels of ale. which they spilled, and attacking the public-houses, compelled the proprietors to give up the ale which bad been ordered for the occasion. The rioters continued to parade the streets, skosting for ‘, Butler and Independence;" and next attacked the house of Harvey Deverettit, Esq. and utterly demolished his win. down. They next broke the windows of what, from their cries, they manifestly supposed to have been the house of the Proprietor of the Leinstee Jou:nest.  Lomat, °civets 12.—0 n the night of the 7th, or early on I the meaning of the Bth instant, in the neighbourhood of Corcamore, I Barony of Pubble Brien, a number of incendiaries forced admit. ' tame into the farmers' bousesigrearing them to pet away their servant boys, and net to hire ny stranger ; they logged a man named Noonan, and desired that he should be off forthwith. The last house they demanded entrance into was David Rothe's, but he positively refused. upon which the ruffians commenced breaking the door and windows. The Roches armed inside with a scythe and pitchforks, defended themselves for an hour, in a most determined manner—the roams threatened to burn the house, and raised up the thatch for that purpose, when the police arrived at Roche's, and the villains decansped. • Connors. or Banarrs.—Thursday evening three bailiffs, Robert Woodward, Michael Langan, and Dominick Devany—having to 'mute a warrant for contempt of the Court of Chancery. against 4r. William M'Daniel, repaired to that Gentleman's house, in William-street. Dublin. Finding they would not be admitted through the hall-door, they leaped into the area, forced open the kitchen-door, and knocked down Miss M'Daniel, who happened to be m the kitchen. They conducted themselves in a most outrageous manner; and one of them, Woodward, taking up a knife, swore he would stick the first person that came near him. Miss M`Daniers clothes, and those of her maid, were torn by them; 'he women, all this time, were under the impression they were robbers, and. consequently began to cry out for assistance. Meanwhile, Mr. M'Daniel suspected what was Ow object of their visit, and escaped into the kitchen of the next house, where, on hearing the shrieks and confusion in his own house, the unfortunate Gentleman became so terrified, that be 143 seized with a lit, fell down, and expired ! A Coroner's Jury was held on the body; they returned a verdict to the effect, that ~Mr. *Daniel's death was in consequence of the brutal conduct of nobert Woodward, Michael Langan, and Dominick Dreamy, who have since been taken into custody. Monday morning se'sinight, the body of Michael Conlon, clerk to the Magistrate of Petty Sessions, Castlerowndelvin, was found dead on the road contiguous to the Chapel of Turin, in the county of Westmeath, with several deep cuts on the bead, given, to all appearance, with a carpenter's adze or hatchet. A Coroner's Inquest was held on the body by Francis Battersby, En. Coroner, when a verdict was returned of 66 Wilful Murder, by some pence or persons unknown."  Monday, the 10th instant, four men and two boys met their death at Camain Colliery, Llanelly, by what is called knocking the stock, which signifies the burnt:lg or breaking in of the water upon them, from the cavity of an old, or wrought coal work. They were he:•rd calling piteously to their companions for light, but it was out of the power of any human being to Comply n al: their request, or even to afford them any a,,)st.ince. What adds to the calamity is, that the Pout men left large timilies totally unprovided [or.