Star. — 1820-01-24 (London, England)

WATERFORD, JANUARY 19.-Abolll Six 0.(1' ck, made to marry a bricklayer's daughter to a boy, last Saturd4y evening, Mr. Robett Sheehy, of Glas" Ave, a boy," exclaimed his Lordship, - " who lad hen, near Four Mile-water, in this County, an ancient riot even left school when this attempt was maae, , and very respectable, farmer, was found by his sons, but without effect." •" Wilt I be told," said his Lord- • en their return from *fowling, just expiring at die end ship, " that lamto be more indulgent now than I' of his•own avenue. He was speechless, and totally was then? Am Ito be asked, as acting here in loco incapable of communication, nor was any persoi ebparentis, that I am to sacrifice all the princiales of served to whom a particle of suspicion could :wade 1 equity laid down by my able predecessors, followed Robbery could scarcely be the object •of the ho:rble by myself, in order to oblige any party ?" (His misdeed, as his a itch, the money iu his pockets, and Lordship then went into a very laborious and minute ; a few trifles which, but a shot t time beierc, he h: el review of all that had passed previous to the 11th of I purchased at Four Mile-water, were all uutoucaai. December last.)—He would forbear saying one word IHe was taken to his hence, and there he soon expired, on the propriety of the conduct of Mrs. Stables, in His head had been battered, and literally laid open, taking lodgings in Maddox-street, Hanover-square, apparently with stones. Ile was the son of Mr. Ed'for this young lad, who, it appeared, was a student mund Sheela-, a h.) wis executed as a Whiteboy; ;0 at Oxford, such lodgings being also taken without Clugheen, on the ed of May, 1.76;3, and grand : the knowledge of his mother. As to the marriage, nephew of Father Sheehy, who was axccuted at. he did not see how Miss Stables (or Mrs. Dean, as Clonmel, the preceding March, for the murder ea she might be) could be•considered not guilty of the John Bridge. The fate of thoaa two convicts excite 1 contempt of the. Court. She must have known that great and lasting cenirniseration ; their protesta:io: s such a marriage was in direct violation of the order of innocence were earliest and constant, and very of the Court, as Dean had been made a ward. With much elect:l:ed. respect to John Ballard, his conduct fully proved BELFAST, Jaseatex 19.—Mr. MtNair, bleacher, that he had been' guilty of one of the greatest con- at Cregagh, about two miles from Belfast, was hi tempts of the Court that could be imagined, and so town on Friday, in the mat ket. About seven o'clock also had the cook maid. Ile would not decide the case in the evening, ,after rezeiving a few pounds from a at this moment, as be wished to avail himself of the person in Ann-Street, he left town in cempaily with a offer which Dr. Moore, Vicar of St. Pancras, had man who lives not farfrorn Cregagh. They separated made, to make a new affidavit relative to the con- on their road home, and nothing more was heard of versation between him and Mrs. Stables, on the 7th him till next morning, between seven and eight of last December, about the mat rine. Ile thought o'clock, when he was found murdered on the road, it only an act of justice to state, that in such conver- about a mile from town, his pockets turned out, and sation and conduct, Dr. Moore appeared to have without his hat. He had received many wounds-, al:acted in a way quite worthy of the clerical character. patently with a blunt weapon ; the principal was LeHaving said so much, be would now say, that Mr. hind his ear, where the skull is. fractured. Being a and Mrs. Stables might, if they pleased, put in any strong young man, he is supposed to have made a affidavit which they thought could ezplain what had powerful resistance, as the ground is much trampled taken place; and on Thursday next, he would give for several yards, uhere the body was lound.—A Cchis judgment, without fail, as to the parties. In the roner's Inquest btought in a verdict of el Murmeantime, be ordered the case to be: referred forth- der against some person or persons unki.oe a. with to the Master, for him to inquire and repert whether the Gretna Green marriage was valid, and what should be done ? Till the case was settled, the parties must be cautious how they acted. o COURT Of ,