... ANOTHER HORRID MURDER IN IRELLAlD: i - -, . . . . ?? .I s On Friday last a most savage murder was committed i at Coolfini, in the pariah and barony of Ballyboy and 0 King's Comnty, on the bodies aof two farmers; named hs Iomas and William Sheppard, both of wvhiom weie . nembers of the Established Church; The Shoppaids, ' ii August last, took a farm, from whichafanmilyinamed b Daly, had been ...

... DREADFUL MURDER OF A WIFE BY HER' HUSBAND, IN LIVERPOOL. I At nn onet - ?? _ _. ?? -- ?? . I At an early hour yesterday morning, on appalling murder was alleged to have been perpetrated In pleter-street, in ?? town, by a tailor of the uanue of Owen Leonard, upon the person or Iis usforturrate wife. Trlh partieo occupied the bouse, No 35, Peter.atreet, which is a narrowv but densely populated ...

... . HULL. POLIJCE COURT. SATURDWAY. Before Messrs. Thompson, Newmarcli, and Egginton. TILL ROBBING.-A young man, nasmed Johl.Jackson, VI was placed at the bar charged with stealing five shillings b from, the-till in the dram-shop of Mr. John Benson. It appeared that there had been a balle-d the house on Wednesday night, which was kept up tffl morning. The b prjeoner was one who was there, and ...

... HIUL POLICE COURTLI I PR ID Ay. Beforethe Mayor and Messrs. Firbank, Gresham, and TiomPsei- ROBBERY FROM tsnE PEtSON.-Mairy Ann Faulding ! one of the frail sisterhood, was charged with robbing a mao named John Large, a countryman from Lincpln- shire, of 30b. it appears that he had accepted an ihivita I tion to spend the evening with his female friend, but happening to awake sorie time early in ...

... THE S .CILIAN ARMAMENT. On Thursday, France Maccagnone Granatelll, commonly called Prince 'ranatetli, Loujs Scalia, and john MUpodl - tendered toy take'their trial, at th ?? ?? t o iied Sslvadorfe render. -'Slr F. Tuearn ea, in opening the case, said this was a pro- sectation instituted -by the authority fi the minist in this ttge 3eridatitsai and'a'nether person named Arneco, rho bad not ...

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... In Paris, great preparations had been made. In the neighbourhood of the triumphal arch, at the Barrierc de I'Eloile, were some 30 masts, 30 feet high, from each which floated immense tticoloured pennant surmounted black crape, each bearing the letter one or other army of the republic the empire. From those the eye ascended to the pediment of the arch, where men seeming about six inches in ...

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