The Sun.
London, England, 1852-08-30 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, SUNDAY.—The coroner's jury, sitting in Liar'
rick on the body of the seventh man who lost his life in
the Six-mile-bridge affray, returned the following verdict
yesterday evening :—" We find that Michael Molcny
died at Barrington's Hospital, in the city of Limerick,
on the 7th instant, in consequence of a gun-shot wound
which he received on the 22d of July last at Six-mile-
bridge, county Clare; that the said wound was conse-
quent upon the firing by some soldiers who formed
part of an escort supplied from the 31st Regiment under
the command of Captain Eager and Lieutenant Hutton,
for the purpose of protecting certain voters to
the Court-house of Six-mile-bridge, and that while
so employed said escort was suddenly assaulted with stones
and other missiles; and that John Gleeson (first), John
Dwyer, James Postings, James Sharpe, W. Barnes,
Thomas Clarke, Corporal Carter, and J. Thompson, ap-
pear to the jury to have formed part of said escort, and,
having admitted that they. had fired upon this occasion,
we find the said parties guilty of Manslaughter." One
juryman was for finding justifiable homicide and two for
wilful murder.
Mr. O'Donnell applied to the coroner to issue his war-
rant. Lieutenant-Colonel Staunton said he would be
responsible for the
coroner announced he would admit the soldiers to bail,
and would follow the example of the Queen's Bench, by
fixing-, the amount at 20/.. and two sureties of 101. each,
Li utenaut-Colonel Douglas, and William Gibson, Esq.,
J.P., being the bail.— Times.

CHARING-CROSS BRIDGE COMPANY.
The half-yearly general meeting of the proprietors of
this company was held on Saturday at the company's
offices, Villiers-street, Strand, Mr. Coles Child presid-
ing. '
The report stated, that the tolls for the half-year
ending on the 21st of July last amounted to 3 231/.193 2d.
being 3081. Os. 7d. less than the receipts for the :corres-
ponding period of the previous year. The rent, interest,
and 'transfer fees amounted to 84/. 03. 4d., id there
was a sum of 1251. due for the rent of the company's
wharf and premises. Although the tolls of the last
six months were less than the amount received for
the corresponding period of 1851, it would be borne
in mind that the Great Exhibition was open during the
latter period. A comparison with a like portion of the
year 1850 showed an Increase of 1131. 7s. 7d. in favour
of 1852. Two calls of 10s. each bad been made on
the eighth shares, to place the directors in a position to
proceed with the approach on the Surrey side, and, the
necessary notices having been served on the owners and
occupiers of the property required, the d. irectors trusted
to commence the works at an early period. The direc-
tor. had boon enabled advantageously to employ the
money received during the half-year in advance of calls
on preference shares by the discharge of a
further sum
of 2,0801, to the Exch( quer Loan Commissioner:, in
i
anticipation of the instalment due December,lBs3. The
directors recommend a dividend at the rate of three per
cent. per annum, or 7s. Gel. on each original share, and a
proportionate sum on each eighth share in the company,
tree of income-tax, which, after providing for the
claims against revenue, would leave a balance of 4831.
The report was then agreed to, a dividend at the rate of
three pi r cent. per annum was declared, and the meeting
separated.

CEIITEERR, I‘SATURDAY NIGHT. MrTHESanNde°rlts,Tlith—e
T TO
manager to tAhjeE:NTLY:lBanlrd Company,lSvisited this c:ty Ggtoel::deartya,
the final arrangements
here for the reception of her Majestyg
for the purpose of superinteridin
Gloucester to Scotland. Her lia•ston her route through
signified her intention to receive loyaliy having graciously
mayor arid corporation, and also fromtheaddresses from the
Glouces-
ter, a gallery has been erected to-day forclergy of
the accommoda-
tion of these gentlemen at the end of the
platform.
of soldiers will be in attendance here,
and tile A guard
of the district will also be called up. The platformt.-pensioners will be
kept quite clear, but a convenient arrangement has been
made which will permit of a large number of
people w it-
nessing the arrival and departure of the royal pa
from the
adjacent Great Western platform. Mr. Sandersty
on to Bromsgrove in the evening to complete the proceeded
arrangements there. Her Majesty will arrive at Swindon
half lf
an hour for luncheon, and then proceed on to Gloucester, ar-
riving here at 3.15 1'.31.
THE DUBLIN INDUSTRIAL ExHIBITION.—Mr, C.
P. Roney, the secretary of this Exhibition, which takes
place next year, left town yesterday for Paris. Mr. Roney
is provided with strong letters of recommendation from the
Count Walewski to the Ministers of the Interior and of
Commerce, and he has also letters to Mr. Jerningham, the
charge de affaires at Paris, to Baron Dupin, M. Sallaarndrouze
who
de Lamornaix, and to other influential persons in Pis
were identified with the Great Exhibition of 1851.
THE REGISTRATION FOR NORTH
ToriesLANCASHIRE.—
The have resolved upon a bold effort to regain North
Lancashire, but a rather expensive one. They ha
upwards of 1,300 objections to the Liberals, and as costs
are awarded for frivolous
ones, it is probable there will be
something to
in which pay. A list of subscribers is handing about
Lord Derby '
is put down for 5001. and Mr.
Patten for 1001. Wilson
_towards the North Lancashire revision.
They have issued
cashiro. a wholesale objections alto in South Lan-