The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-04-06 00:00:00

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iFitti. 4:
The most magnificent ball of the Drawn' was that
of Mr.. Puttered, dii Thursday night. I-ler try
splendid mansion in Mountlstreet *ds blieti to 4
Illiftlernell party of fashoonablest Amooro tliwi
present were--
Lady Lady Roestiore, Lady Morrie‘ Lid,
Rothe. Mks. firsena. Mrs. BleekbalL Mea. Raere.t,
List Leith, Lord Roesensee, Siloosserabla Mr. liwnen.ti,
se most tkosg*, rd.* Hamlin, Ids draeooss, Cspte
Omagh, pintas Rtatfolpb, CR. Mi. Armin, Ike. he.
A Utast spehtlid sdpper was prepared, of MiliOt
dearly two' hundred partook. There was a
display of plate and ehanspelgue sod the rielitt:.
wines were dealt out in the most abundant prof.t.:
Sion: Dancing lei kept up until • Idle hour.
usisatcit. Otani 30.
The three unfortunate men. iliidigun, Lyn( 44
and Lewis, edoiricted of burglaty in the house of
John Moore, steward of Mr. Raymohil, of Holly'.
wood, were hanged at Cappagli on Wednesday.
At the place of execution a vast concourse of spec.'
tutors asaerhbled, and eb'ery opportunity *as afford.
ed by Sheriff Cuthbert lb let theta hear the word];
uttered by the convicts it theii last moments. trust.
Mg that the (wimples hefdre them *bold here due
intluenbe.. Madigati tally acknowledged his guiltl
aod aped being questioned whether he bed snit
partitipation iu the murder of Mr. Going, he.
seemed greatly agitated. and requested that this
Wetter would not be further pressed, but he neither
adiditted nor denied hieing to do with that Iran.
ieCtion. The other two. Lynch and Lewis, per.
sisted in their innocence of the crime for which they
suNered ; but edititited that they were concerned
in many robberies and outrages.
CORI, APRIL 1.
On Wednesday morning Colonel Beare. with his
own hoods, tore the following notice from one of
the piers of the priticipid avenue of Copestown, au
wipe of his in the neighbourhood of Mollow
" Nickolas Cronin you or require to take wire that yols
are to Lave they house end plave of Richard Bare sod so
gime is your owe farm sad to let him set Ibey Leads to bo.
ant Teasels at they vales and if he dent set they Lauds he
N. required to plow bre Arent and to give them at the rata
MI s,r pored. they Arar and alhe required not to Let any
strange Pospel lain they houses means that you filtrated
Mee peerl thus lived la seen of they hewn earl if yen duet
look le they Above sotice you will safer te they Benoist of
your booms and Killer' his Kalil' any mass bow ha. they
Assurance of Meg this dowel will be bunted to ashes he
sad his biome.
"Mager Bask eaten= all his Meads that they are re.
quired to meet Mat at they Leeds of Celia town us the 31)
they day of March next to attack they Tyrant's piece
Richard Bare Esti."
The cause of the above carious manifesto was
that Colonel Beare having obtained possession of
the lands of Copestown, under a limbere wan eject-
; meat cause, which had been executed last Monday.
made arrangements on the following day among his
tenautry, by which sorne of the former under.te-
nauts, who required to be allowed to remain in
possession of their lands were disappointed, and they
accordingly expressed much dissatisfection. It is
supposed that they immediately repaired to the
assembly convened, as already staled, in the wood
near Mount North, which was at no great distance ;
before which they lodged their complaint of Colo-
nel Beare's presumption io using his .property cc.
coydrng to his own pleasure, and daring to refuse
compliance with heir demand; and that the above
atrocious menace was the consequence. It is re-
markable that before Colonel Beare had refused to
gratify the insolent request of these people, he was
very popular in that neighbourhood, and esteemed
an extremely good landlord. Nicholas Crones,, to
whom the threatening notice was addressed, fa Co.
lone! Beare's steward.

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