The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-02 00:00:00

AUCTION OF THE CONNEMARA ESTATES.

Yesterday, at the Auction Mart, Mr. Wainwright
commenced the eale of the second portion of the estates of
the late Thomasßarnewill Martin, Req. The large room of the'
Auction Mart was well attended, but, In only few isatimets
were Mdimp offered, aid, with the exception of some of
the mailer lots' the whole of the property offered to.lsy
was bought In by the tolicitor to the Law Life Aniumgcs
Company, who an the mortgagees.
The whole of the following lots consists of amble, pasinias
and what the auctioneer darribes as "highly iseprombis
bog land," and are situated in the barony of Mayrallen,
bounded on the east by the county of the town of Galway,
on the west by Connemara, on the north by Lomb Carib,
and on the south by the Atlantic. The number of the
tenants and the rentals are taken from a survey made
in the year 1847 ; but it is believed that many chasing leas
taken place since that time, and in some instances eddy port
of the land produces the rent named. Each lot ismbjoin W
a small quit rent to the mown.
Lot 11. The Towlaad of Lissigurram, containing 157 a.
14 p. of arable, pasture, and bog, held by even yearly IMMO
paying 151. 121.-knocked down for 3001.
Lit 12. The Towland of Pollnacloyha, 1,391 a. 3r. 12p.,
arable, pasture, and bog, including 19 acres of lake, 22 acres
on lease for life, at 141. 15s. 4d., the remainder let to 20
yearly tenants at 6U. 71.10,1.-1,8001.
Lot 13. The Townland of Snockareassr, 814 a. Sr. 32p.
of arable, pasture, and bog, including soma acres of lake, tem
yearly tenants at 321. Ils. 6i1.-8001.
Lot 14. The Townland of Keeach, 699 a. 1 1..10 p. ambit,
pasture, and bog, on lease for lives at 111. 155.-4601.
Lot 16. The Townlands of Samisens., Knockalough,
and Finials:in, 4,673 a. Ir. 37 p., 31 enlace at various hold.
ing. producing 1061. 14s. 10d., bought in at 6,0001., highest
bidding offered-4,4601.
Lot 16. The townlands of Oarrynagry' 840 a. it. 30p.,
leased for lives, at 961. 6s. 2d.-bought in tor 3,0001.
Lot 17. The townland of True, with a small hind in
Lough Corrib, 3405. Or. 19p., let to a yearly tenant kit 11W.
-bought in at 1,8001. ; 1,6501. offered.
Lot 18. The townland of Oakileld, 259 e Or. 19p., leased
for lives, at 561.75. 81.-9001.
Lot 19. The townlands of Oortnagroagh and Pahy,
202 a. Or. 29p., lamed for lives at 621. 12.. 4d.-9401.
Lot 20. The townland of Killola, 193 a. it. 21p., leased
for lives at 531. 95.-8601.
Lot 21. Towaland of Porridgetown West, 135 a. 2r. 24p.,
six yearly tenants at 371.3.. 36.-6001.
Lot 22. Townland of Curraveha, 116 a. 2r. Bp., fourteen
tenants at 611 15s. 46.-1,0001.
Lot. 23. Townland of Laghtgannon, 186 a. Ir. 16p., 18
yearly tenants, producing 841.9.. 104.-1.5001.
Lot 24. Townland of Beolnalappa, 31a. It. 32p., two
yearly tenants for 151.-sold for 2551.
Lot 25. The Townland of Magherabeg, 218 s. 2r., let on
lives for 501.-8001.
Lot 26. Townland of Rusaveala, 161 a. 3r. 27p., 17 acres
on loam for 31. 16e. lld., the remainder held at
221. 176.101 ; a marble quarry on this lot in hand-1,0001.
Lot 27. The Townland of Pinata?, 7,555 a. Or. 16p., 247 a.
of which are lakes, the remainder principally unreelaimed
lands-let to a yearly tenant for 451. The To of Let-
tertlr, 2,296 a. it. Sp., of which 1931 are lakes-let to a
yearly tenant f..r 181.95. 2d. And the Townland of Clogker-
odours 716 a. 3r. 21p. pasture, bor, and lake ; total of lot
27 10,568 a. lr. 09.-bought in for 12,000/.
Lot 23. The towuland of Cloghernagun, 12,324 is. Ir. 6p.,
and the towalanda of Olennsun, 1,220 a. or. 37 p. ; 80.
roughaun, 1,760 a. 2 r. 37 p.; Knoekadougb, 643 a. Or. 23p.
Total of lot 28 (chiefly in hand), 5,946 a. I r. 9 p., of which
407 acres are lakes, put up at 6,0001.-no bidding offend
Lot 29. Townland of Gleniensurrin, 2,482 a. 3r. 26p.,
partly in hand-bought in at 3,0001., highest bidding' 1,8001.
Lot 30. Towslands of Formwell and Bheanapheseteen,
4,361 a. I r. 4 p.-no bidding offered.
Lot 31. Townlands of Carrowndulla, Bufy, and Deny.
vouibil, 1,302 a. 3r. 37 p.-bought in at 1,5001., highest
offer, 9001.
Lot 32. Townlards of Bunnueippoun and Loggsknnun,
895 a. 3 r. 11 p.-no bidding.
Lot 33. Townlands of Uggool and floom, 3,083 a. 3r. 12p.
-no bidding.
Lot 34. Townlands of Claremont, Tonweeroe, and Deny-
lours, a residency called Clareville-house, and the tolls on
the fairs and markets of Claremont, toted 704 a. 3r. 33p.-
1,8031. offend, bought in at the reserved price of 2,6001.
Lot 35. Tema, Denman'', and other townlands and
islands on laugh Comb, 738 a. 2r. 18p.-bought in for
2,5001.
Lot 38. New Village and other townlands and Wends ea
-oh Corrib, 1,268 a. 2r. Sp.-bought in at 8,600, highest,
v.. 2,700.

THE HANDLEY ESTATE.—WO understand that the
Right lice. Lied Riven has jest completed the purchase of
the whole of the Handley estate, la this county, the pro-
perty of the most noble the Marquis of 'Aimless'. The
wrfmosey, we understand, was spirants of 60,0001.
li sr old.
ADVANTAGES OF THE REPEAL OF THE AMERICAN
NAVIGATION LAWS.—AI present, Ifs fa the New-
foundlaad trade, the Americium km a Issued advantage
over the British shipowner. Two wools belengimg sae to
each Batas sail with cargoes of Mt Ur Tim& -The Aso.
Tian ship this loads a serge of scam fee New York whisk
she lands there, and takes provides, kr Nowileandkad,
thus siestas three freights as the nem& The SalYsh ves-
sel, ea the other band, co lantinhal=set Brisk must
now sail for New York is of ems, so
freight far the intermediate trip, ea tibia the hope of groat
for 6e whole voyage may chiefly depend. B y the vow rip
of the United States, the vessels elm* aatkms will
Oa= be able to compete on ea Real lasting. The
slang in the American navigates kw is thus
a mot material advantage to tido Dna& of British
and is greatly in favour of an important
trade In which this port is krgely interested. Siegler
beselleiel regalia will doubtless acme to other
trades. It is chiefly valuable, however, as an indication of
the willingness of other nations to racdpeocata ameliorations
in their commercial Godes, sad to follow the example est them
by Great Britain.—Greueock Askartiesr.
MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL.—A crisply general court
of the governor on was bald yesterday the board-room of the
isetitatios ; Henry Hunt, Beg., in the ,hair. Tb militates
of the last meeting having been easieneed, a statement was
read by the secretary, from whisk it appeared that the
balsam is the beaker% hands onassated to 41484 14s. 114.,
and the basses from the lismeeitau Fund, to 16W. Ela. 2d.
The number of games is the Merkel last week was 232, of
whim 36 wars dlsimgui, and tsar died ; 38 were admitted
&Awake sea ea poseent there remained is the hop '
gal M. Walla tbe lest three mouths /MO cholera out-
bid been Mended by the enedisal ream of ths
sadM eiders patients were admitted into the
hespibl. bed less dose at considerable additiseal ex-
power
_as& it was hoped that the public would asineowle
the selkf reeekred sake such extraordinary and palatal ter-
equeeleasse in a sebsteatial maser. Poring the quarter
two legalise of 1001. goals, bequeathed by lip. 3. Powell
Powell sad Hiss Kindler, had boss paid into the hada ;
sad a lops, of Oa had been tesqueadied by Mies Lisa
Palmer, whisk was not yet pail. Ups. the saggegfloa of the
lsetureek aminsunicated by Mr. Campbell Billows, env-
pea, the beard resolved that • lesecreabb ss••=vs
eastamy be ketisited at the Middles: Wend ed
Da mews Whig bon *made Ne Shaft allieramd•