The Sun.
London, England, 1856-06-30 00:00:00

An application was made yesterday to the Master
in Chancery, and leave olttaiiied, to serve ,notices
of appeal to the Lord Chancellor from the decision
of the Rolls' Court in. the- matter of the English
shareholders of the Tipperary 8ank.7.1, Before the
concluslon of business
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The Mastep,aid:t4at he desired to mEgke t few obser-
vati ns in reference to Vie letter of the 31st"De.cember,
1855, ref.rred to in the ju figment of the Master of the
Rolls iu case of the EnJish shareholders, in c'inse-
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qUenee of several parties having made inquiries as to
whether it was presented to hitabef(To the arguments in
that case bad taken'. place. It was right, as regarded
hiin-elt and tho.c who had theltia4gement of the case,
to state publicly that that.letrer-was not before him at
the time the ease was at heaving, and was not discovered
until long after the arguments. The-blaster of-the Rolle
in his judgment remark4.4hP:t that document was not
referred to in the arguments before him ( :is ter Mur-
phy) It was not referred to,•beeause it had net been
d by any one until after the arguments took
placs, and he never taw it until he real it in the autho-
rise,' rtpart of
.thy, judgment in the Preninq Marl.. A .
few days before the official manager dise,vered the let-.
ter, and inoit properly came to bin and apprised him
of its existence, and c tnsulted with hint about the pro-
priety and necessity cf laying it before the Master of the
Rolls. Neither the official manager nor he (the Master)
bad a see ;ad opinion on the subj,ct, and he directed the
ificia! manager to lay the mater before
the xtr of
RI. Is was in ttlat....werictid at that tijf,ke e,
no; until then that the tOtf.,.er, whateveri-n**o
havo.baei; its .ega' eff-ct, wasktitiowii'to hevii;existence, • .7.
and at the moment that it was -•rriecoveredy-by
ti••us and.. with his concurrence, it :wits
Master of the Itolk. H, iliouglat'it right, as regarded
the official manager and himself, that the publi& :she*
know that fact:" %
THE MURDER OF MRS.!,KELLY.' • --r-TAARece.,
It is reported that the case of Mr..." George
'
yens, the nephew of the murdered ':woman,, fie so
fur incouiplete.th*t.the-Cfewn doeti note meant at
present to prep the'tnOter furtheF;;..ethisequtintly
the hills will pot be" sent up,befsr th9gtiud jury
of Westmeath*" at the .apprcaolting assizes. Tlw
whole affair is still wrapt in mjitery, and therelk
no nearer clue now to the discovery of the assaattittit
3444,„ there: vas 247;,104,4 5,04-440 coßApuria4 of
the murder. The same remark applies tote case
of the late Mr. O'Callaghan, who was murdered
last spring in the county of Galway, although it is
said that the perpetrators have made no attempt
to fir.-the country, Ira:s,re quietly-pursuing. their.
ordinary avocations without hindrance on the, part
f their neighbours, many of whom are said to be
quite competent to lay hands upon the guilty par-
ties.

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REPRESENTATION OF TIPPERARY.

It is announced that the Hon. George O'Cal-
laghan will positively be the Liberal candidate for
Tipperary whenever the friends of Mr. James Sad-
leir think it becoming to announce that gentleman's
resignation of his seat in Parliament. ,

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