The Sun.
London, England, 1836-03-24 00:00:00

IRELAND.

WRITS OF REBELLION.
Wits of Rbellion ill drive the country
Every These friendr of the ceountry'sw peace—every friend of
.t.ach
Government—should raise his voice against a system
er,
in spite of all the efforts of the Lord Lieutenant, will, ifP
sisted in much longer, render an accession of the ifito,;f
force in Ireland absolutely indispensable. The collatY
eland'
re
Wicklow, hitherto by far the most peaceable in I
will really, in a short time, be turned into a battle-filcb if
c
the law—(for such it is, the Barons of the Exchequer
in, so decided)—shall be suffered to run its course of
orderb and infliction. ad,
The people—and who can blame them—are Inna,",e,a y
when they see these writs executed, not by the IVlng,ls-tlie
but by the very dregs of society ? The effect will Pe'
effect is, not only to render tithes more hateful than every
and for this we own we should not feel altogether inch%
solable—but to make the police as much so anchtioi
be it remembered, at a time when an improved .9`ri-the
discipline, owing to the vigorous and honest efforts PL the
Government, was beginning to gain for that force
respect and confidence of the people. cot
We have this morning (Tuesday) received a state°
nest
from Wicklow, to which we would most earnestly reclte.
the attention of the Government and the country; Pate
raising that we are entirely satisfied with the rnl
the niel
il
accuracy
_of our authority. The statement is to Tbilc
lowing effect :—" On this day" (Saturday lust)
the police from Dunlavin were on patrol, their In°
meats were watched by a number of the country PloPrln
the a of
consisting of two or three hundred, who gave
that the police were out protecting CommissiPnersos
Rebellion (which was not the case) ; that there of
great shouting and sounding of horns in the directlPh%o
Mr. Co eland's, against whom a writ of rebellion 101„,7600
issued. It was also intimated to the police t° "-grol
their guard lest they be taken by surprise when on P-nule
by night." We hear that in many instances the Pew'to
have been discussing the justice of using fire"arti.9s al
defend themselves against three processes, %le' Muletl
well be called Writs of Rebellion, bPein, inimitably fort-we
for driving the people into it. The Irish GovernMer7this
believe, is doing what it can to mitigate the horrors e:„uetl
odious system, as will be seen by th;following letter,
on Saturday last :

Dublin Castle, 19 March', ,aot„ 1
Sir—ln reference to the Circular Letter 1836
of the 2d Inus:t it -15
am directed by the Lord Lieutenant to acquaint you,
his Excellency's order that the Constabulary are undFr the
cumstances to accompany Commissioners of Rebell°
execution of their writs at night.
I am, Sir, your most obedient humble serv„,alint'jsiD•
T. DIZUNDI'

It was full time to issue this order. if
Dunim; SOCIETY.—They enter upon the subject a 5
they were a high contracting party in the negociati°rper
if they stood like an independent power on a basis foot
feet equality ; not at all seeming to reflect for a °l4"tB tit
---
that the Dublin Society is a creature of the State live if
subsists by its bounty, and that it would cease to lit'bot
the State had so willed. The truth app ears to
they thought the house, the grounds, the garden, apps'he -
a,.
ral and artificial collections, the library, the ebeillica` of
tu,&e,.iowere all their own properly—the propertYort,
Jack,
Tom, and Harry, who being men of the right sale
in religion and politics—men who were admitted 'n
but to
sanctum—and that Government had nothing to do ou-licl
give them money when they asked it. Have they yet foil
out that not a plant, a mineral, a pamphlet, a stick or stool°
of the whole concern belongs to them,
porately, provided Government should see fit to with
the charter ?—Dublin Evening Post. lf es'
NATIONAL
FUND.—The protracted and enormous oit
pensive proceeding in the Dublin election case, has Ole
individually or c!vlr
fresh impulse to the collection for the National Fitna'h3" t the
MAIL COACH ACCIDENT.—WC regret to he t wri
Dublin Coach, via Cashel, was upset near Alitehelstoed,
on Tuesday, and one of the passengers seriously irkjur
The Mail was brought in by the Guard in a chaise. tor
TIPPERARY ADDRESS.—The Mail of MonclaY.4's pars'
tains a long list of names subscribed to the follownl
graph 1,1
An address having been presented t 0 15,be1,
cellency the Lord Lieutenant from a meeting held in `l,l7lre°
be on the 10th February last, purporting to the a inbr
of the nobility, clergy, gentry, freeholders, and otherd
bitants of the county Tipperary,' we, the undersigne het
b lernen, gentry, clergy, and freeholders of this countY'
leave to express our dissent from that address." nin
tc'
SIR EDWARD BLAKENEY.—A rumour has outgot- uo.
the journals which we hope and trust will turn iordi
founded, namely—that it is intended to remove 'l--frelonu
Blakeney to some other command, and to deprive -jos,
of the services of one of the most temperate andii,over
and, we may add, one of the most popular officers tbal
commanded in Irei,ind.—Post.
FATHER WALSII.—SIy, the man accused of the Iria
of Mr. Walsh, was acquitted. The town of Carlow there
, was in a state of great excitement---Y
the trial, et Carl` as
not the slightest deviation from good order. uo
the
ia
At Clonmel on Wednesday, a meeting was 'f
for its object the formation o a Society, comP°se". of
&scout° of $ll
gentry,l farmers, and magistrates, in order to
classes, cannot
of good order. " A moral cornbinati°llct,
cannot fail to produce the most beneficial effeAssif
ASSIZES.—STATE OP 'THE COUNTRY.--"TeA tO
supply the most unequivocal testimony inert Pei- not:ace
state of the country. Even in Tip in': •ctsor-
most tranquil district in Ireland, thPeernaLer of cooll, sad
as compared with committals, is only as 79 te:' the Pe
those crimes for which the perpetrators have Pfeicira 08,a:
naltyd of their lives, were all perpetrated during and fot'°-
ington's Administration. Agrarian outrages an' t gene'
fights, with the other offences which bad Governroc? g fro°
rates, are, we rejoice to perceive, quickly disappearl°°
the land which they disgraced and injured.
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S
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each.

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BITHS.
On the 23d inst., in York ace,
-pl Portman-square' the Ladi
1 G" A'
net Searle of a daughter. e 0
On the 23d inst., at 23, Upper Portland-place' the lady
Young, Esq., of a daughter. Oali‘elel'
On the 20th inst., at Chiswick, the lady of -4-
C Ptai° Of
e 11'11
40th Regiment, of a daughter. ~, th
me-,
On the 23d inst., at The Grove Clapham Coro 0,00
G. Milward, jun., sq of a daughter.
~ John na.
of
On the 23d inst., in Grosvenor. street, the ilituY gb,--'
dall
Esq., of a daughter.
On the 22d inst., at Chelsea, Mrs. Wrentmore, °f a 1 lle°
still-born.
On the 21st inst., at Camberwell, the lady of the
Giles, A.M., of a son. eldest

MARRIED. , John, -reli!
of R. Hunt, jun., Esq., and. daughter
On the 22d inst., at St. George's Church, Bris:lo..i7e oily pee
son of John Protheroe, Esq of that city, to Einol- 94., -
,j,
101,-.,,
ham, Essex.thp ' 1;0"
you ter fp
On the 15th inst., at Oriel Temple, county' ofof goo' oily,
county Foster, only son of W. D. Delap, ffingtoo 0 Al'
of Louth, to the Hon. Anna Elizabeth SViscootes
second daughter of Viscount Ferrard and the late
sereene. of J• Elton,

DIED. Boss ell'g4"l
On the 21st inst. at her house in Montagu-street, a
On theel.lle22l2r2c:dol'ujSnntksyte:: in
a ca
90,
,a 4 _r
ats
Irate
dot, e
n_o3flhe
15th
inst.
,nagttoNnve3sltasitteertsiordaesueraviel:ll.kortetgsr,ert,tace:tde'rs.cj,.#:c/Xer
many years Aceountaantt Stockwell,
Esq., one of his Majesty's Deputy L'eutenants, orCef
1
janlifi 17
they ,t 111alaw—
On the 9' .-Oth ult., on board his Majesty' shiP oh
tarn, R. Ar ic, Jail°
otclic,iewAelllb,
iaoteclln7s,4l;l:; cl3oeran-psty.,,, or
of the late Royal inst.,nvalids. Thomas J3o'
Somers-place, g Bayles'
04;
On the 12th inst., at Woolwich, as 69, 7
.40'
many years surgeon to the convict establishment.
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