... THE MURDER OF THE DUCH-ESS DE PR]ASLIN. ' . | The .1fo urrtaro contains a new- and impjortant ar- tifee ml the sujiect (vhich wvill be found below), leiil'ni t1he confession of the wvretche4 -murderer, a7nde to the Dulke Dccazes, Grand Referendiary of thie Chamber of Peers, and whi6h he1'6( hi Duke' Decnaes) c47mmunicated to the Court of'Peers ott their next sitting of the 30til .ut. - J . . ...

... INQUEST ON THE BODY OF MARY HUM- PEH1EYS. I .- . Monday an inquest touching the death of Mary HumphreyF, a passenger on board the ill-fated schooner Vine, Griffiths, mSaster, which capsized on the North Bank, Carnarvon Bar, in the even- ing of Saturday se'naight (as stated in the Chro-. nicle last week,) was held in the Shire-hall, Car- narvon, before E. G. Powell, Esq., Coroner, and a ...

... WVILD SPORTS OF TIPPERARY. v According to the following case, which ap- t pears under the heat of' Nenagh Petty Sessions, in the Guardian, a domiciliary visit by a gang of whiteboys and robbers is an exceedingly funny e circumstance. Poor Magrath was not only frigh- tened, but hurt, and because he has not the ela- bornte eloquence of Mr. Chisholm Anstey, he is lregarded as a fit subject for ...

... IN QU ES T. Friday last, before E. (G. Powell, Esq., Coron. er, and Jury, at the Village of Penrhos-gariedd, near this city, on the body of Owen Jones, aged 24, a miner, the manner of whose death is set forth in the evidence taken at the inquisition. John Hughes, the first witness produced, de- posed that himnself. the deceased, and others were at work on Saturday morning se'rnight, in the ...

... EXECUTION OF TWO OF MR. PRIM'S MURDE RERS. fIn a reoent number there is a startling account sof the attempt made by the murderers of Mr. Prim to break out of Kilkenny gaol, and their execu- e tion is briefly mentioned. The following addi- tional particulars are supplied by the local papers: r At one o'clock on Wednesday the melan- acholy procession entered the corridor leading e from the ...