The Sun.
London, England, 1852-02-21 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, THURSDAY.—SALE OF THE PORTABLING •
TON ESTATES.—The sale of the third or Erno di-
vision of the Portarlington estates, which it was ar-
ranged was to occupy this day and to-morrow, has
been deferred .szne die in consequedee of the whole having
been disposed of yesterday by private contract be-
fore Mr. Commissioner Lougfield. The noble inheritor
has been declared the purchaser for the sum of 142,5001.,
or above 20 years' purchase on the rental and demesne.
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This is admitted to be decidedly the most satisfactory
sale that has yet been effected through
Encumbered Estates Court, The property is situated in
the Queen's and King's counties. the agency of the
GREAT WILL CASE.—A new claimant for the vast
estates of the late Mr. Kelly has started up in the per-
son of a Mr. John Edmund Crofton Kelly, of Scregg,
county Roscommon, as heir-at-law of the late Edmund
Kelly, of Kiltomb. Notice of trial has been served
fur the ensuing assizes at Roscommon. Mrs. Sarah
Kelly has been subpconaed. The easaemeoxuenuitrttessi
tChooveneser-
siderable interest. Messrs. Brewster, Butt, Keogh,
and other leading celebrities of the bar, havoeofbn:he
retained. By a recent decision of the Irish courts, these
roperty
from
them
the
widow
past is
years past
and a
3 estatesOo,ooo/11. nhda db personale
en transferred property
testator to an elderly lady named Thwei s
the profession
battle which had been raging for several
now, it seems, to be fought over again,
to the manifest
satisfaction of all gentlemen engaged in
of the law.
TIN LISBON SQUADRON IN CORK HARBOUR..morning, state that
vices from Cork, received this Ad-
aarntidn, i arrived in Cork Har-
Lu
a anchoreddue
or
g tuhee,
the greater part of the Lisbon
command of Commeodveonriongll,
composing this squaTdrmonal
, hourTh e on
ships Monday
in the Man-of-War Roads. he Examiner says-
-50; and the screw-steamer Dauntless, Regent, 90; Leander.
line-of-battle ship ; the prince Regent,
24. After having
the admiral that the left Lisbon about three days
as the disease was rapidlythe Arethusa 50, signalled
increasing, small-pox had brokenthe
Admiralout,
gaanvde,
port that she
instructions to the Arethusa to bear up for the nearest
increased during has arrived at could, and it is stated that she
this t h
e squadron
summer
months,will
Cove that Falmouth. It is rumoured in
ployed in g
Spithead.beand
cruising in the Channel from Cork harbour to
Whatever ma , be the of this determi-
cwoniislidbeeraebmly.
nation, whether it 3
be caused by the apprehension of
French invasion ,or a desire to profit by the advantages
which
our harbouraffords times, the people of
at all
Queenstown at least are well pleased with the arrange-
meat, and sincerely wish that her Majesty's pennant
may float from the masthead of the Admiral's ship for
some months to come in their harbour."

FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS AT BRIGHTON.—Lord
West arrived on Saturday. Lady Armytage is arrived en a
visit to Miss 'Yea. Lady Trollope is expected on Monday
next. Sir Benjamin Outram, C. 8., and Lady Outram, have
left for Hanover-square. The Baroness Wenman has arrived.
Captain Ingletield has left for London. The Bishop of Salis-
bury is expected to arrive shortly on a visit. Lieut.. Colonel
and Mrs. Everett arrived on Tuesday. Sir Thomas and Lady
Louisa Mouncreiffe have taken their departure for Melton
Mowbray, Leicestershire. Mr. Merriman, Mr. F. Neighbour,
Mrs. Burgess, Mr. and Mrs. Pardon, Mr. Freeman, Lord and
Lady Huntingfield, Lord Clarence Paget, Mr. and
John Masterman, and Major-General I:wart have arrived.
Sir Adolphus and Lord Dalrymple arrived on Saturday last.
We understand that Lord Clarence Paget who
been a frequent visitor to the Norfolk Hotel, is shortly to be
united to Miss Otway, daughter to Lady Otw ay ns
, of Bru-
wick-terrace.--.l3righton Gazette. has lately