The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-22 00:00:00

Cromarty return, 1 P.m.
Matheson
Rose..

45
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LOUTH COUNTY.
FINAL CLCSE OF THE POLL.

Forte:cue ••• 1,138
Renctly 1,002
111gClintock ••• 903
POLLING DAYS FIXED.
WICK DISTRICT—JuIy 23."
KILDARE (COUNTY—JuIy 23.
MONAGHAN (COUNTY)—JuIy 23.
TIPPERARY (COUNTY)—JuIy 23.
RoscoinlloN (COUNTY)—French, Grace and
nominate 3. Poll July 29.
DOWN (COUNTY)—JuIy 22.
WEXFORD (COUNTY
J 22.
WATERFORD (Cotrwry)—July 23.
MAYO (COUNTY)—JuIy 23.
SLIG3 (COUNTY—JuIy 23.
KING'S (COUNTY)—Jidy 23.

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lidlle. Emilie Varidermeersch gave yesterday,.,,, at
come
Willis's Rooms' the first of the two last exhibitions of her
05iseeaufr time,/l f
The
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erve illeut that she gives in this country for
m
performancesseen woti
d b eofprothneobuinrcdesdairme
impossible. indeed won.
derfal, and unless
Mile creatures tell the how., spelt words, and execute several
other difficult tricks by means of cards, which aresprea
spread
before them, and from which, without tarry assistance or
direction, they select tbo:s required for the answers. The
rooms were well attended, and the aucl,ence were perfectly
satiEfird with tbo wonderful performances of the Oiseauz
Merceilleux. The second and last exhibition takes place
to-morrow at Willis's Roams.
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ALARMING FIRES IN FLEET•STREET AtD Lip
!,a
BOROUGII.—Last evening between the hours of five r -
six considerable alarm was caused in the immediateneiag-
bourhoo4 of Temple-bar, in consequence of a fire, of rather
liotreirga3 originated in the
a formidable, character, breaking out in
the u
cptiroenme
ei premises
stofc.M, eNssor.s
2SrtFhlgeeatt-estarenedt. ETarhreettfiarae
thes
upper part of the building, and Speedily obtained posses-
sion of the attic. At one time nothing short of the
premises and ,
de-
struction of several adjoining how
The engine belonging to the Templees could be expected.
was quickly brought
to the back of the
engines of the London 11 ,at to work. Numerous
West of England -rigade and
exertions of all present the fire fol-
lowed in rapid succel,ioa, and, Owing to the combined
the only damage done re was eventually subdued,
attics, and slight injury tobeing confined to the gutting of two
loss will fall on the
has the ceilings under by meter. The
hour the preceding ni hts rod
Union Fire Officer. At a late
the premisee of Mr. e H a very alarming tire broke out in
of the parish, London
Great Dover-street, B
were getntY ofammond, bookbinder, &c., No. 3,
were promptiypiine iyouget near the Swan Inn. Engines
rigade, and West of England Office,
engines attendance, as well as the Royal Society's
fire-escapes.
the firemen, th' water having been enured, three
to work; but, in spite of the exertions of
property vainecie cor,flagration could not be conquered until
sumed. The • at Bono° hundred pounds was totally con-
known. origin of the fire, like the preceding, is un-
known'
Tare sufferer was fortanately insurdd in the British
Mutual Office.
_ SUDDEN DEATH AT CRICKET.—YeStOttIay a match
andcernmenced at Copenhagen-house, between the Albion
nd United Amateurs' Clubs; but about two o'clock Mr.
John Dewdney, an old and respected member of the Albicn
Clab, in the act' of making a run, suddenly fell down, and in
a few minutes expired. ale had only just taken the bat,
scoring one for his first bit, to that it is quite evident that
the fatal result was not the effect of fatigue. Medical assist-
ance Was obtained instantly, but the vital spark had fled.
The deceased c unplainel of ill health, and said that during
the last week he had suffered from sun-stroke, but declined
standing out °tithe match, though advied to db so by
several triends.,..,There is no doubt that disease of the hesrt
was the cause of death. Out of respect to the deceased
match wog immediately discontinued. Mr. Dew the
uney was
closely verging on sixty years of age.
PUBLIC DEBT IN IRELAND.--It iS shown by .
return just printed that the amount of dividends "
capital
which have been paid to the public on
Ire-
land, in the year ended the sth of Januarycreditor in Ire-
-1,350,4621. 7e. 7d. The dividend on the last, was
from the incomeCtax in the capital exempted
1,247,399/. lls. ?d, "nle Perm • d was,

HER MAJESTY'S CRUISE.
PLY.O.OUTI-T. WEDNESDAY, 12 e-littbi
Her Mnjesty the Queen landed from the royal )1e
yesterdiy at ha!f-pa
fouro'clock, in company wit!oo.
) e.
of the Royal children, at the gardens in Mount ri
eueebe, where they were received by the Noble Cotinte!'
the glll ate of the Earl's health precluding hint from
at-
tending. The Royal party remained on shore about 7,1
hours, and were heartily cheered by a large wow v
persons assembled near the landing Steps. from
His Royal Highness Prince Albert returned id,
Dartmoor a little after MX o'clock, and, in company of
Colonel Grey, took water at the Admiral's atoll, tier
Wise, and went direct on board the royal yacht". et
Majesty and Prince Albert have not landed as 0
to-day. e the
The steam-tender Fairy has this morning talla is
Royal children out round the breakwater, and lie.
stated that the whole of the Reyel party will this m
old
noon proceed in her up the 'Jaw to Cotele, 8310
baronial residence . belonging to the Mount Edell/
family.
tg Or4be
Nothing is known of the futura movement /of
Quen. No preparations are making on board
ihd stvt,m-fleet for proceeding to sea. ee Toff.)
(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH FROM BEL-
PLYMOUTH, WEDNESDAY, bi 70atil
Her Majesty did not leave the royal yacht tads, gots'
half-past tour o'clock in the afternoon, when, in. to
pany with Prince Albert, the Queen embarked U'
Fairy screw steam-yacht, and under salutes frrt..l is
flag-ship Impregnable, Captain Lowe, and other 612:11:b1
commission, which were moat heartily responded old
the cheers of her Itriejesty'a loyal subjects or
ashore, she proceeded through the fleet of vessels 1.
dinary up Hamoeze. Albeit
This morning early his royal Highness Prince • with
went in the Fairy to the breakwater, and landirl,,jr
the royal children at the eastern end thole/01/42 to
spected this great national work, and then retutP
the royal yacht Victoria and Albert, Barnpool. .140
After breakfast his Royal Highness left the y, ►sor
the barge, and landed at the Royal William Art°_,rc Sr
office, and entering the carriage of Port-Aduwemer,
John Ommanney, in company with Colonel rot!
commanding officer of Royal Engineers, and.ir t". 001
Grey, proceeded to inspect the new fort at v'"'
Kicg Point, and the Royal Marine Barracks, tided
Thence they went to Plymouth citadel, and, etloisi
by Captain Celclough, commanding officer of rw, sfir
Artillery, took a circuit of the ramparts, s'h'—eesif°
nearly mile in length, and command, a most este§
view. His Royal Highness made most minute ing"phe
regarding the military condition of this garrison 14000
fortifications, and he also sought information in r I.lfroor
4to the various objects of interest So easily disoerne -
its walls.
Vic"
Returning from the citadel to the Royal Williala .pin'
Walling yard, the Prince embarked again, and, 1-010
ing the Fairy yacht, crossed the Sound a second or
and landed at Bovisand, where, in company with bat'
nets Calder and Grey, he inspected the fine grani93bich
tery, with its large guns on revolving platforms, vi
has been constructed there. t°
From Bovisand his Royal Highness rettlrll'
Barnpoel.
0
These several visits were made incog., and uPPet-gelf
have for their only object a desire to become tb°r°—„-' f
avq minted with the military defences of the nstiol34l4 or
There is not the slightest indication of the
tourists leaving Plymouth to-night.

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