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London, England, 1822-04-25 00:00:00

The Judges, before concluding their sward,
begged to (sprees their unqualified approbation of
the shew as a whole, and of the patriotic motives of
the Board in taking this means of supporting the
acquired excellence of live stock. aud of stimulat-
ing still further improvements therein.
The reading of this award seemed to give very
general satisfaction to the company present, as did
also the appropriate toast which his Lordship at
this time gave, viz. " ne Judges of the Slim:"
for which honour Mr. BRIGHT returned the thanks
of himself and colleagues.
The Noble Chairman now called up the succetw-
ful candidate, in succession, and delivered to each
the articles of plate awarded to them, leaving to
each the future option of changing the same with
the Board's Silversmith for soy other article of
plate of like value which they may prefer. At the
conclusion of which ceremir his Lordship gave—
" The successful Exhibitors o Stuck,"
which was much applauded, with three times three;
and was followed by
" The ossucerssful candidate—with three times three,
which was preceded by the remark of his Lordship,
that he hoped they would persevere in their exer-
tions, and become successful candidates another
year.
Davies Guesser, Esq. who sat ou the Presi-
dent's right hand, rose and proposed
The Earl of Macclesfield."
which having been drunk with applause—.
His Lordship rose, and after thanking the com-
pany, said, he always had been the friend of agri-
culture—a cause iu which we must ell stand or fall
together : that he hoped. after • few meetings
of Parliament, things would look better for
farmers, aud that those who can withstand the
present pressure, will ultimately succeed—a hope
which the downcast countenances of great part of
the company seemed to thew that they but faintly
cherished.
After NO interval, his Lordship mentioned " The
Army" as the subject of a toast, which was in-
stantly amended by some one near his Lordship, in
• low tone; oar Reporter was told by those near him,
that it was Charles M. Cheese. Esq. M.P. on his
Lordship's left hand. and the amended toast was
distinctly repeuted from the Chair, as follows-.
" A lair Army, well clothed *ad well fed,"
a, sentiment which to the generality of the com-
pany seemed so ill-timed and out of place, that re-
marks of disapprobation were freely interchanged

LIMERICK ADJOURNED ASSIZES, Aram 18.
Thomas Kennelly, John Kennelly, James Griffin, Michael
Welsh, John Fennell, Pat. Pennell, Pal. Curbeit, James
Donolulu, John Cogblan, Nicholas Enright, and John Has-
kell, were tried fur attacking the post•office at tvhanago n :
she first eight were found guilty and the remainder acquitted.
These nuforionaie men were convicted on the single affi-
davit of John Neil, die approver, who escaped hum the
guard last month, and having Bed to hie own oeighbou -
hood, was murdered. This conviction is of great import-
ance, inasmuch as it must convince the deluded peasantry
how useless it is, bow even worse than oarless, to assassinate
so approver, as every prior statement ntaoe by in, h ap-
prover, stands as incontrovertible testimony against oboes er
it Is made.
ParricA Cleary and William KAN, of Rathlteale, bulk
indicted for robbing Mr. Roos of Cam levastris—the former
guilty, the latter seguitled. Seal, ist of death ass paned by