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London, England, 1824-02-13 00:00:00

IRELAND.

Tux LEVFl7.—Ilis Excellency the Marquis Wellesley
held a second Levee at the Castle on Monday, The fol-
lowing were amongst the personages who paid their respects
to the Lord Lieutenant on the occasion

The Archbishop of Dublin, the Catholic Archbishop of Dublin
(Dr. Murray), the Catholic Archbishop of Turn (Dr. Rely), the
Marquis of Carmarthen ; the Earls of Matth, EnhiskMen, Mayo,
Charlemont, and Delmore ; Lords Chains, Dunsany, Brandon,
Killeen, and Visenunt (ion; the Baron de Rnebeek, the Bishop of
Cloutier ; the Lord Chief Justice, the Lord Mayor, the Attorney
and Solicitor General, the Provost, the ruder Secretao, the De.
puty Vice Treasurer, Judge Day, Sergeants Lloyd and Lefmr,
Colonel Gardner (Deputy Adjutant-General). Gob:lW bow*
Quartermaster-General); Sirs Robert Shaw, M.?., Wheeler
Cafe, ICA., James Galbraith, Robert Arbuthnot. K.C.R. Cold-
stream Guards, Wm. Stainer, A. 11. King, and W. Smith;
lionourabice James Stewart (Commissioner of enema), R. War.
son, Colon(' Creighton, Francis Howard. Rev. Mr. remarry, Rev.
Mr. Blackwood, and Rec. Mr. Mosaic ; Generals Freeman, Taylor,
Young, and lien; Admiral ( /liver ; and a great number of OM.
ens of the Army, Clergymen, and Gentlemen.
The Freemwes.lerrnal remarks on the above Levee :--
" The names of the Roman Catholic Archbishops will recall the
remembrance of the memorable layer held by oar lkselees King at
Dublin Castle, at which those respected Prelates also attended."

11081 ID MURDER AND SUDDEN DEAED.--A most 'rider.
choly and horrible occurrence took place at Etallaghan. county
Mayo, within two miles of Froxford, In the course of last week.
Bryan Dunleavy was dnving to pound some sheep belonging to
Patrick Faughney, a neighbour, which he found trespassing on his
lands. He was met on the way by two sons of Faughney, who re-
monstrated with him, but in vain. An altercation enaned—from
words they proceeded to blows, until Dunleavy, at length, per-
ceiving one of the laughneys some feet below Idea, in a dyke,
raised a large stone with both his hands, and dashed It en the head
of his devoted victim. who instantly ezpired--the head and neck
being driven into his body. In a few minutes after, old Faugbirey
(who was dressing some nice, at a mill when the affray took place,
preparing for the wedding of one of his daughters, which was to
take place on Sunday), came running up to inquire the cause of the
taproar. (Inc of the persons present pointed to where his son lay a
bloody corpse. Shoeked and confounded, the old man tottered a
few paces, then sunk to the ground, and heaving some piteous
moans, closed his eyes to open them no maw° !
Ci.otrat at., FED. 7.—We have much regret in stating that roc,.
Quinton, who was shot in his own house, near Garranlea, on Sun-
day evening, died of his wounds yesterday morning. About ten
o'clock on Thursday night, a most unfortunate occurrence took
place at Sinone, about three miles beyond Cashel, in the dhPectien of
Thurles. Two police constables were returning from Cashel, in
company with two or three people on a car. While paining the
house of a man of the name of Michael Myen (a tenant of Mr.
Mansergh), a fusil or pistol fell from the car, and exploder.
Two young lads, sons of the above-named Michael Myers, who,
with their father, were at supper, on hearing the report of arms,
started up and ran to the door. The people on the car, who, it is
said, were for the moat part in liquor. were much alarmed at We
explosion, andowiceivingan attack had been made on them, &woman
on the car' cried out, pointing to the lads at the door of Myer-'v
house, " There are the fellows who find the shot !" One or bent
of the policemen immediately tired on these youths, when one of
them was wounded in the "'tidy, and the other shot through the
head and killed. Scene report, ray that but one shot was find,
which killed the one and wounded the other. The wounded youth
has been taken to the infirmary of Cashel, and ore of the police
committed to gaol.
NEWRY, Fan. 7..—0 n Tuesday last an inquest wat het' at
Poyntspass, before the very Rev. Thomas Carter and Wm. Lento.
Esq. two of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace fro the county of
Armagh, on the view of the body of George Robinson. who bad
been murdered the preceding evening. From the evidknee de-
duces', it appeared that the decease,' had the charge of James Con-
lon, and was locked in the house with him during the abtence of
his brother at Banbridge market. James Conlon became die-satis-
fied with the confinement ; he broke the window, and endeavoured
cet out. but was prevented by the deceased, who roamed hint
rock ; which he had no sooner done than he was attiaired and
knocked down, and his head so dreadfully fractured rot the right
side with a spade, that the brains protruded to a considerable dia.
lance, and caused instant death. During the snuggle the'decresed
celled loudly tiw assistant*, bat before the door could he braken
open, the dreadful act was perpetrated. It aypeintel'in evidence
that the murderer had been for some dine in a dereraged stile of
mind, and on that account was under restraint. The Jury found
and he was committed by
James Conlon guilty 0 wilful murder;
the abort-named Magistrates to the gaol of Armagh.

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