The Sun.
London, England, 1846-03-17 00:00:00

Ballinamore...
Garrigallen ...
Mohill •••

LIMERICK.
3
3i
Limerick ... 4
Rathkoale . .
LONDONDERRY.
Castledawson ... 2
Kilrea
Magherafelt
LONGFORD.

Adare ..
Castleeonell
Croom

Ballyin all on
G ra 11 a I'd
L,,ngford

L6IjTH.3I

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Dundalk

Louth

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t
Shruel

MAYO.

A,hboy
Kees

N, van
Trim

MEATH.
... 2i
... li

3
MONAGHAN.
3
, 24
21
QUEEN'S.
1/

Ballybay
Clones ...
Drum ...

Abbeyleix
Moto trath
Stradbally ... 2i
ROSCOM ON.

Castlerea . .
Ruskey

aallaghy
Coolany
EAskey

14
SLIGO.

Borrisoksne
Ne% port
Roscrea
Thurles

.. 2
1
TIPPERARY.
... 2*

Caledon.
Clogher
Fintona

2}
TYRONE.
... 2i

WATERFORD.

Ardmore ... 2
Lis more ... 2
Waterford ... . . 3f
WFSTMEAT
Castlepollard- ... 2i
Kilbeggan ... 3
Mtillingar ... 3f
WEXFORD.

5
4i
... 4.
Blessinton ... 3
Bray ... 5.
Wicklow ... 3 _ ... 4
In a note ap-perided to the official Catalogue the In-
spector-General remarkar—" It is represented, that
the present low prices in some instances are attributable
to the anxiety of the farmers to dispose of their potatoes
before they become diseased ; others refer low prices to
disease already commenced." In either case the ulti-
mate as well as the present effect must be most injurious.
If immediate and active measures be not employed we
dread to reflect upon the futurity in store for Ireland.

Enniscorthy ... 3
New Ross ...• 3i
Wexford ... ... 3
WICKLOW.

The Right Hon. Sir Robikrt Peel, Bart., entertained
at dinaer on Saturday last, at the family residence, in Whitehall-
gardens, the Very Rev. the Dean of Westminster, Dr. Ruckland ;
the it stronomer Royal,:Dr. Airey ; Sir Roderick J. Murchison, Knt.,
Professor OWen, Mr. H. Hallam, Dr. Lyon i'layfair, Professor Wheat-
stone, Mr. Eastlake, Professor Faraday, Dr. Lindsey, Professor
Braude, Mr. NUCtilloch, Mr. J. G. Shaw Lefevre, Mr. M'Gregor, Mr.
Hamilton, Mr. E. Smirke, Mr. G. Stephenson, Mr. B. Barton, lion.
Captain Carnegie, M.P., Mr. Henry de la Beebe, Mr. .T. Wilson
Patten, M.P., Mr. F. H. Dickinson, M.P., Mr. B. Escott, M.l'., Mr.
J. S. Pakington, M.P., Mr. W. T. Hamilton, &c.
APPALLING APFAIIt.—On Friday last, as some per-
sons were engaged in clearing a barn near East Paul, in the parish of
Chivelstone, [they found the body of a woman which had been
shockingly mutilated by rats. The face and breast were disfigured
in a most shocking manner. It appears that the deceased person
was the granddaughter of one Philip Elliott, formerly of Chivelstone,
who died at Brixham some months ago. The poor creature was in
consequence deprived of her only earthly friend, and was returning
to her own place, when from fatigue she was unable to proceed
further than the barn, near which she was met by a person nained
' Crimp. The deceased was at the time carrying her shoes, being un-
able to walk with them any longer. A post mortem examination of
the body took place, when it was found that deceased died front
ox-
haustion awl inanition, there beteg nothing of aliment found in the
stomach. Report states that she had made application for relief to a
certain parish, but was refused. Inquiry will be made, and if this is
foundto be the case, the parties shall not escape the punishment due
to their conduct.— ire.stern,7lll3o. •

Out JOHN COPH g SERIEs OF
" Bwacs."—The Marquis of Downshire, the Earl of Eosslyn,
Major-General WelnYsS,'and a very numerous field (upwards of two
hundred) were at the meet on gaturday, which took plaee at War-
field Park, the seat of Sir John Walsh, the Member for the county of
Radnor. The covers of Sit John were first drawn, but, unfortunately
blank. Miss Ferand's Lovers at Ascot-place, Winkfleld, were'next
,drawn, with no better success. The, pack Was then taken to the
covers at Swinley, which were drawn also blank. Rupley Park, in
the occupation'of his Royal Highness Prince Albert. as lbe next
point, but the same result followed. The hounds were then taken
across the Forest to Conies Camp, a distance of four miles, drawing
all the covers in the line of route; but nothing in the shape of a fox
was either seen or beard of. The pack was then taken back to the
kennel, and the field' dispersed, after one of the blankest days this
season ; indeed a worse could' not- have been under any circuni-

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stances. • •
FANCY FAIR IN THE TIIAMESTUNNEL.— A fancy fair,
to celebrate the third anniversary of the opening of this undertaking;
is announced to be held in the tunnel on the 53d instant (Monday
next), and the three following days. Extensive preparations are
already being made to carry out affair with great Splendour:
The general; subsCriptions in Paris in favour if -the
Poles amounted on Thursday to 25;080f., and that at the CLlttbat of
peputie. to 141401., auagai a tots of sbout SLOWS.