Denton and Haughton Examiner, etc. — 1883-09-15 (Denton, Greater Manchester, England)

THE INFORMER CAREY.  A Dublin correspondent was recently waited upon by Mrs. Brady, who exhibited a prayer.book sent to her by the informer James Carey, and also the annexed letter, which, it is alleged, she secretly received out of Klimek.. ham from Carey two days before he sailed from Dartmouth for the Cape of Good flops 'To Mr. and Mrs. Brady, No one regrets poor Joe more than I do. His sad and untimely fate would have been carried out without me. The week before I mid one word in the chapel before mass, Kelly. Joseph, and I were together. Kelly said, • Martinal oil have a terrible job on me ; the weight of my body will never break my neck. You are all right, Joe. ' So you see they knew what they had to noire. Every one here except Joseph Brady toll all they knew. The wretches who were sent to Mountjoy sold us all before we were arrested. God will have mercy on Joe's soul. I send you the prayer book he held in his hand on the fatal day with the prayers when a prisoner. I had the book, Joe eot it. and wrote in it also the names of the wretches who told all before I soil one word. 151 to now are martyrs are Marlin Routes (died in gaol), Farrell, I'. Delaney, l'eter Carey, Kavanagh, Jas. Mullett, Dan. Curley after me e.. Winfrey, Dan. Delaney, Geo. Smith, J. Smith, Joe Haulm, old O'Brien, and Dwyer I forgot told all befoie me —a nice lot of martyrs—A woman done all the harm. I can prove what I say. Mrs. Blank got money front Buckshot—except Joeeph Brody, Lord have mercy on hint ! I will send you all I know about hint shortly. Slen the Goat, Joseph Mullett, and Larry Hanlon, every one told all on poor Joe end on Jas. Carey. Wishing that God may give you strength to bear your great icnon is the earnest wish of JAMBS Canine." " Keep this private." The prayer-book alluded to is one of the gaol preyer. Atoka, and is stamped on the cover, in a circle, " Official copy." It is entitled, "Catholic Piety, with Epistles and Gospels." On the back of the cover, as one opens the book, is the followiag 'Cell No, 26, Jae Carey, TO,, conspired to murder. Arrested 12th Jan, 1003. 20th of Feb., is on remand yet." The above is in the handwriting of the notorious and now defunct informer, and inJoseph Brady's handwriting follows the wards," is an informer of the darkest dye." Then, in Carey's handwriting, again follow the words "After every one betraying him, he saved himself and many othem." On the inside of the back cover of the prayer-book is written in Carry's handwriting, it Kavanagh, the park carman, also he is an informer." Then in Ilrady's writing, and directly underneath, is written, "Jo,. and Peter Carey, Farrell, Lamie," whilst immediately succeeding this comes, in Corey's writing, two additional names, Joseph Smith and Joseph Hanlon. At the bottom of this Cover nearest the binding, also in Corey's writing, are the wards" This is the prayer-book Joseph Brady held in his hand on the scaffold. Snorts CARE," It may be mentioned that in the book the leaves are turned down at l'reparation for Confession," Acts before Communion," "The Seven Pentecostial Psalms," " Devotions to the Sacred Heart," "Tire Thirty-days' Prayer," " Litany for the Soul Departing," and " Litany for the Dead."  DA. WILLIAM 0000FMLLOW LAIDLAW, a well. known medical practitioner at Birkenhead, bee dint suddenly. He attended to his professional duties as usual on the previous day, and next morning left his bedroom, but soon returned and locked the door. The door was some time afterwards broken open, and he was found lying on the bed quite dead. Deceased, who was .10 years of age, was a native of Kilmarnock,and held two appointmmita under the Birkenhead guardians. AT the recent County Petty Sessions, Pedford, George Sell, butcher, was summoned for moving she sheep in an infected district. As the offence appeared to have arisen through a misapprehension on the part of the defendant, the bench dismissed the case. George Vance, a dealer, was summoned for a similar offence in respect of four pigs, and fined tn. and Cc fid. costs. 6647,,