The Sun.
London, England, 1836-04-19 00:00:00

IRELAND.

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MUNICIPAL REFORM.—Severalf the Dublin COPele'
set off for London this day ( Saturday) to back their Ppubtirr
to the Lords against the Municipal Reform
Evening Post. tail' dig
HUNTING THE PEASANTRY.—The Irish journals con
asantr,
tressing accounts of the brutal manner in which the 136:.0,id0na
th .
are in almost every direction hunted down by the my Church
of the Church--aye of the Protestant Church—ef
which is based on peace to and charity towards all menf gr.
the county of Clare, from one townland, on the estate %est
Vandeleur, there were ejected 29 tenants, having, 3°01;4
them 116 children. The holdings of these persons are
part of
to about 200 acres of the very indifferent land thisrl: acres
the county of Clare, varying respectively from einlitee from
.to four. The statement, which we copied yesterua.i
erl
and
Mayo Paper, exhibits a scene of wide-spreading wig/feria'
desolation, without a parallel in the history of human suother
What should we, in England, feel, at seeing an agedhill---3t
dragged from her death-bed and• thrown on a dung' of de-
viewing our wives and children looking on the demons Is?
solation, levelling with the earth the homes of our fad°, the
THE STATUE. —The further investigation respeetie to
blow-up of the statue of King William which was e%Pectet feet'
take place last Saturday, was postponed. At the lase proneing cf the Grand Lodge there was preserved a silence th
nant with suggestions as to the party who overt not be-
great Orange idol. Why were they silent ? certainlY_ loose
cause they were ashamed; for they are not of those lipublill
cheeks the .blush of shame is wont to mantle. 1" 11 8141
Evening Post promises them that their silence sa_ainvits,
them nothing, and that he is determined that the cd.r
against whom a strong suspicion exists, shall be unh°usery als°
The Cork Herald is very valiant and very allge bee°
because some houses occupied by Protestants haiv.eettoil•
searched for arms stolen from the recent wreck at /3311),itb
Our Tory Contemporary says if it had been " d°11%,,,e555q
even band, none can complain—the procedure was the
and justifiable. But if, as is said—the protestant, in for
neighbourhood of Aghada had their houses railsercicein the
those arms, though living ten or twelve miles e,,5e was
scene of the outrage, while no Roman Catholic's h°:',,a the
open to any such search—such a proceeding concer;tivitY
inquiry into an insult—and the exercise of Magisterieleffect---
into oppression. There is a report prevalent to this 110
we should like that it were explained—for come ti'W
Nh
i 9
Protestant shall be aggrieved or oppressed, in obse„urltAY)l
this Paper exists to give publicity to his wron:it a woe
boasting and complaining on a supposed case ell"
waste of virtuous indignation.
111.•
VICE-CHANCERY.—MONJ"—

V.
Upon taking his seat thisCAMPI3ELLni MACKAY
morning his. Honour saia
°kelt t 0
of
seen the children of Sir James Campbell, and had,SP eel t
them separately ; and it was his opinion, for the s',e, ootuetno
the tolerable well-being of three of them, that not saga
should be lost in removing them to another climate; with
Miss Emily, she, as part of the family, roust t
mother, who would have to accompany the others. piste
Mr. KNIGHT said there was pending a reference to the to 951‘
as to the past and future maintenance • but he had now
for a sum of 5001. to meet the present erner,geneY'bet
prejudice to the reference. • s wbe
Some conversation took place between the solicitor .0, to a
the guardians would accede to this, or were in a situati 4019
so. We understood it was at length arranged the nilidant
be shortly forthcoming. It was stated the fortune
of
t
amounted to 80,0001.
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BAIL COURT.-MONO

The
acting under
damagesFßOFT V. WILLIAMS AND ANOTHER.
ATTORNEY-GENERALbr°II.6-
for atr
essptaastse d
committedt that thisabc tyi othrVegi re na en t.sf
, bontl;,l.l
Mg under the authority of the vestry of St. Nari Gentlelly
seizing the plaintiff's cab. Now he (tho Learned be ebtl,
to
oas a friend to cabs, and but for them he should nota Wes:
ni. oscillatee so comfortably between the Templo 011,.., in )I's
r_i_nst r Hall. To be sure he had been rather lucky
'des, much more so than his friend Mr. Richards-4'a frielti
—who opened the pleadings, and therefore he still,will: ciorat,e:
to cabs. It was not to be excted that person', instal",
stations' would condescend to mount a hired cab ; u),.r.,,i he Wit
his Lordship on the Bench rode more cornfortablY tr.-hints°.
aenndabtlicied
jtnor3d,,ow;
ebruotgplaedrsotonsenijno mtihdedlninhgeapstation, like fin'
COr
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the
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el ela
to occupy one line of stand • if a sixth venture t-g:-°orfreievtehill9:l:
their hunters insisted upon its removing,' or, in failurvirbis .°l9-4
pliance with the demand, they seized their Pre', August W
the case with the plaintiff's cab. On the 25th ot he regalaa•
was standing in a wide part of Oxford-street, itl tally scliet
.1 ac Lis ac
stand ; but they insisted
eititherltbwyaas
localsaid tAlinatt
otrheynys\t-ehree
safthhorGisceodrgt: rifieli,coolvateviucers
called Michael Angelo Taylor's Act. It was,
queNsitri.onHoift,Lla, estion
wfn.r the defendants, thou qu ,e„
gilt f,bat as tbe-ora °
msiruasbtiebetodteucridnetdhbeyctahsee Cinotourat
stp.ilecbiaanlcoon,ei.t to,unlirionb;
.pioo
Mr. Justice WILLIAMS was of the same °PI
diet was taken for the plaintiff for 10/ subject to thed°Palvel'
•,
of the Court.

and of a grice
SILVER SNUFF BOXES, of all sizes, ,re
offered, giog
variety of Patterns, either Plain or richly ChastraS, W°loo.
Eighteen Shillings per Ounce, at T. COX SA
Silversmith, Goldsmith, and Watchmaker, 47, CorLt of Pr_. ocl
N.B.—A pamphlet given gratis, containing Good'' watcll"
Silver Spoons and Forks, Silver Fla' te, Plated '
Clocks, &c• " hilll, L'lle„ of

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BIRTIIS. 0 f T. '•
On
othf ea 18thdauhintesrt.., in Wilton-crescent, the lad y
Fa 00(150' of
On the 16th
inst., at Limehouse, 'Mrs. F. G.
daughter.

On the lfith inst , at Wennington'
_____------- Carter'
MARRIED
Superintendent .
of the St. Kath • ' pocks'to Miss , pacltat
ard, of ✓ennington arine
late J•
Esq., of
Sternfield
ngton Hall, eldest (laughter of the .s,
uffolk. riChont•
On the Hall, near Saxmundham, S gr. • elder
16th inst., at Trinity-Church, I lingto, .el
Sherlock, of K.
in
daughter of Johng- street, Covent-garden, to uareo Cash
o
Bank of E Vanderpant, Esq., one of th ‘-' her
England. • ard Too•-s,
On the - Mr.
.Chasrale;,r, faca:
-cdo-1 •
milner, lith of November, at Calcutta, Captain .7,. iate '1..,
-n Infantry, s
' Esq., to Emma, fourth daughter
f the late 31aJ"'
Milner, of the 30th Natic fifth on of the .1,.... Ounsc,9
o
of the Bengal Army.

toll'hileci
DIED.
the I, th inst ,at the Rector IV Won
On -
Ay, e ,
Agnes Elizabeth, daughter. of the Rev. Daniel Finch P.
eleven onths.
On the 12th • . sess-too• 11,1`,9'
inst., at Brcntford, aged 93, Mrs. 0
On the 15th inst., at Jenner's Hill, Cheshunt agB4iting W
seph Esdaile, Knight, many years Silver Stick
late Majesty George 111. Sortlia„ruytton,
,ge

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