Limerick, Aug. 3.
1. w 4iOtOnlleCy wa.^ Indicted for a rapeon M stry A'PIahon, at iirMMret, on the 8th of NovernberlagL The proaecutrix, a welW-looking girl, proved the ofrente. 'The Couns-el for the defnce appeared very anxiotu that the mat. ttertmight be settled by a roartiage betwetn rbe parties, hefore the inal shosild go any farther. Ofc w1lt. in the coutse of his evi. rdence, desed that a marriage was about tn take place before the trial, but tnat bhe prlest refused, and he could not tell wlty. l r. 71nYce in imateW to the j,1uge hi5 belief, that there wns rate 'in the Rnnan Uatholicchurch wvhih psohibitedtihe marriagee7 persons un- cler ally conErine.ent or restraint. The 'earned Fudge denie l this, and menthfoned a fact witlin his O'n knowledge, ofa marriage having been MeObrate* under exactly aimilardrrumstrnees, in the jtdge'alChmrnber, county Cork, when ti'ree priests wvre prexent at the ceremony, ar,d the Jury, at the time, engaged in Censultationupon 'he case, Here the conversation ceased, andi bia Lordahip chattrd he Jury, who retired. In the interim a clergyman was twosured for thc pu rpesc, and the parties we m nnarrieda in the Jtlge\ room aRer which his Lordship order- ad the Jury to be recn11l, and siavted5 that from circumstances that Fad sirne ereoe withi L}it obsetvs.tion, he would recommend them to ncn,uIt the prssoaer _ LINIERICK. AmG. 3. iNkltU~LA1l TERMINATIOIr OF A TrnAT. VAnl V Dm-