The Sun. — 1829-10-30 (London, England)

GOOLD— notice publicly, and if any one give me ! "nI lived at Christmas last near Ballyvonere, and was ~.1.-seocifstiee of such a person, and follow it up with a sworn Whiteboy about five or six years ago; I fie b , I care not how high, or respectable in rank s I promise him a Commission for his own heard of Doctor Norcott's carriage being tired at ; I e-es tronel,al trial, and an execution if there be a clear was at a meeting at Ned Roche's public-house in Doneraile, and met J. Leary, William Shine, Owen thatletimn The Gentlemen of the country will see Hickey, John Magner, Charles Daly, and ;Michael efficthey are bound to do all in their power to give Wallace (the prisoner whom he identifies), and had tru;_eY to these laws, and that it is not by each drink there. The men I mentioned were within the Kling for his own particular personal safety, that Ge before me, and Jack Leary asked them if they were 0 ntlPeace of the country can be established. cusp, to prove a conspiracy, it is almost itny read to murder the gentlemen ? they said they I.n t ssible to prove direct and unimpeachable w:itnesses. were, and Leary drew out a paper, signed it him,,ii end to adduce the evidence of parties involved, self, and handed it round, and they all swore on a book ; Wm. Shinetook the oath first, and swore s Produce to you the evidence of Patrick Daly, a . ..wen, wi . , would 1. • the life of Mr. Creagh, who transto trial meboy since 1821, who was also brought ported his brother; 'twas late at night. for ,I. under the Insurrection Acr, and acquitted ; th this acquittal he conceived be was indebted to is Cross-examined by Mr. O'CoNNELL—My name e ...oldness ofSheehan ; I have not an individual, and he has since used every effort while at Mr. Farrell's office in Dube__ to make what atonement was .in his was supported lin ; I lodged in Sycamore-alley ; was about two Veyrer. Whiteboyism had changed its character in t'inon country since 1821. The Whiteboy (:infec - months there; • I had 12s. and 6d. a week for my -se* s at first enlisted for some special objects, was . support; Mr. Yokes gave me the clothes 1 have on, 0 controvertible into other and he who first J ge„, just _. first time was ectioned them for the cession of tithes, and three times by the Whaeboys; the . the . supp 1 arrangement and division of land, which he may . about six years ago, the second about three, and the °oh • upon as . • 1I • d a day 1 ' • even laudable third about twe re months ago. earned 6d. , venial or trifling, or Pursnts, 'wes. fitting out in- before I gave evidence in this business. I don t Rise intof not, aware that he was whom n_uris: s robbery and murder—persons torecollect whether Mr. Low's being fired at Corning ;;Y ppileant may say, I'll thank you if in the absencefrom the fair was before Doctor Norcott's carriage ' more important and legitimate occupation you'll was attacked; the persons at the public-house were  John Leary, Win. Shine, 011.611 IF. John Mte:. tier, Charles Daly, WaP • Nowlan. I told the Cf,t::,:el that Nowlan was there. f catmot rceoneet many houses I attache ;; I v, a: to the attack of Timothy Leary's house; Lear! ofJohn Le.try's house also being attacked, but I do not know if it was by the Whiteboys or Ma,kboys : Ito ht have attac!ced  fi►-e hundred hoti,vs, but I cmulot 7r, collect if I at tacked a thousand. I have been a prisoner since I was last taken, and was a prisoner last night. I deserved to be hanged for conspiring to murder the gentlemen ; I heard it said that any one who was a witness would not be hanged. To Mr.