MURDER.-It becomes our pa...
TRDE v-It becomes our painful duty to relate one of the most heartless, cold-blooded murders that ever disgraced the annals of this or any othev country. On Sunday morning last, the bOdy of Mr. Samuel Robinson, late of Ballinagore, in this county, was found covered in a potato-furrow, an the lands of Courants. torwn in the barony of AloycaNhel, in this county, with his head &reaQfully fcctsred, a hair rope round his neck, and his braiis scat. tered underneath him . The deceased had in his possession, ot leav- inz his house on the Friday preceding, sevcral civil bill proceMses, and other law papers, which ha was to proceed on at the ensuing sessions of Moatej on the 12th instant, and at Alullingar, none of vvhich were in his pockets when found murdered. An inquest was held on the body by Francis Battersby, Esg., Coroner, attended by Dr. Kelly, from Monte, and a respectable jury; but such is the pre. sent depraved and alarming state of the country, that nothing could be elicited to lead to the apprehension of the perpetrators of this in. huMan and sanguinary act.- J estmuelat/ JotzrntaL Sunday evening, dulring the absence of his parents) two dogs lacerated the body of an infant, named .James F'arrell, whilst Iving in a cradle, in a house in Fish-lane. The little creature aur- viv the event only a few hours, when death relieved its snfferings. 'The hi,yor, on 3ontlay, held an inqusct on the body-vwrdict ac- coidingy. The do;,s were ordered to be shot.-Dcvon Frcehotder .