The Sun.
London, England, 1851-07-14 00:00:00

Thomas Bayley Smith, Suff ilk, coal meter.
James Carat-, Brist.'l. beer retailer.
Edward R,-ynolis, Norwich
Henry Jame.; Bush, Norwich.
John (leaky, Rochester, tin plate worker.
J )seph Bateaon, rirk, blacking manufacturer.
John Thornhill, Alorkirk, Lincolnshire, grocer.
William llttehell. Wheatley. Oxford, baker.
John Lett, Rocherer. beer retailer.
William Birkhead, Halifax innkeeper.
John Wright. Gaiosborough, fl ur dealer.
William R•lnolds, Pitney, Somerset hire.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
A. Snodgrass, Gla-gow, seed m-rcbant, to meet July
17 and Aug. 7, at twelve, within the Waverley Hu et,
Glaagaw.

J. Paterson, Chan, surgoon, to meet July 14 i-ind
Aug 4, at t.elve, within tilt- Argyll Inn, Lochgilphesi,
A Shiel,, E-1,- Linton, me‘enaot, to meet July 19
and Aug. 16, at twelve, wi:hin the George Inn, Had-
dington. _

G. Leys, Aberdeen. merchant, to meet July 16 and
Auv. 6 at twetve, within the Lemon Trete Tavern,
Aberdeen.

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BALE. oF ENCUMBERED ESTATES

DUDLIN, SA.TnabAr.—Al hough there were only two
-ales fixed tor yesiertia‘. the ex rnt of one prop-rtu-s at
'take War; very eon,idurable, consisting, as it r,il, ot he
valuable Meath estates ot Lord LAngford and the Ps,.ker
estates in the counties of G.rk sod Watertord. Tue
former were put up in 21 lots, the latter in 22. Th..
attendance of capi altsts was far mire iitun-r Ai, that i,
had been upon any day since the court cocain -t-cent ope
rations; and some idea of the rapidity and briskness ot
the competition may be gleaned from the tact. that evety
acre of the L-iogford estat ,a changed hands in less than
two hours. The sum realized. considering the complaint,
of the deficiency ot Irish capital. Was eirmnous. amount-
ing to 100,2851., or nearly 18 years' pu,chase on a rental
of 5,7881. per annum. Some lots fetched 24 years' and
one went as high as 33 yenra' purchase. Summerhilt-
house, and the lands attached, valued at ab ut 1 3001
year, were bought in trust fir the inheritor for 16 0001.
Tht, estates of Mr. Henry Parker, partly tee-simple aid
partly leasehold, produced 19 3001, b lug -i-.quivalent to
lBi years' purchtse on a net rental of 1.3351. A few
lots, subject to heavy head rents, and not included in
the foregoing calculation of the rental, were left. unsold.
The grand total of the proceed', of thy tour days' salt:.
this week is, in round numbers, 332,2831.

. .
The Fermanagh Reporte, has some interestin% parti-
culars relative to the recent t.ale of a portion of the
princely estates of the Earl of Belmore. It is statt
that some of those who forced the executors of the late
Earl to avail themselves of the .Encumbered
Court served the present heir without intending it. In
their strait the Court was to the executors a blessing,
and enabled them to cut the perplexing knot. Tipy
liabilities of the property are said to be over 200.0001., and
the proceeds of the sales, notwithstanding that, " some of
the lots realised titty-three years' purchase," were some-
where about 80.0001 The two most extensive pur
chasers were Mr Paul Dane, formerly high sheriff of
Fermanagh, and Mr. John Callum, a local solicitor, and
the opponent of Mr. Whiteside in tae late contest for
the borough of Enniskillen. Mr. Callum was declared
the new owner of thirteen valuable townlands aojoining
the town of Enniskillen and Brook,- borough, the seat of
Sir Arthur Brooke, M.P.

EMIGRATION FROM THE SuCTEI.

According to the Limerick Reporter, the tide continues
to flow just as steadily as ever. " 'file only surprise is
where the numbers come from." At this rate a census
taken ten years hence will find the population of Ireland
no greater than that of Scotland:—
" The remnant of the substantial farming classes are
eviden'ly those who are now on the move—those wtu,
have bravely fought against accumulating difficulties for
the last six years, but who now, under the irresistibl•
pressure of that atrocious system to which evil landlord
tam and a vicious Government adhere with a withering
and fatal pertinacity, are compelled to see that there is
no prospect of iinp,lD)ra'l,,ll in the distance as long as
they remain adscripti glebce in the old c,mntry, and wh,
trust in Frovioe,me mat removal to America will im-

prove their conditi, n. We have never seen the quays 0.
Limerick so busy with emigrants of the r.spect,bn,
clasbes as the) were this day. The inagninc.-nt ship
Lydia, for New York. has completed her numbers, which
amount to 231. Tr.e Medium is also rapidly filling up
We believe that these vessels will sail in the m,rnitig for
.heir respeclive destinations. Already we hear on gout.;
suthotity that even for the saving of the approaching
harvest it will be very difficult to ob'ain hAnds in several
rural districts! What will it be next year? What tin
year after? Where is the drain to sto ? Vi h,at 0„,,
justify a public journalist just now in telling the 'ma,
twiner that he ought at all haziros to remain at hour ?
Where is landlord encouragement afforded—where tht-
hope that the cruelties and horrors of the poor-law sys-
i‘etn, and the drain it is on every cut rgy and resource r f
the people, will terminate even in the next decade on
sears, if matters be permitted to progress as they are
tie w going or.?"
DECREASE OF CRIME IN THE SOUTH.
Mr. Sergi au flawiey, who is acting Ls Judge tf As
'size for the Munster circuit, in opening the commisstrie
tit Emits yesterday, congra,ulatetl Vie grand jury on tit.
atate of the county of Clare, as evidenc.d by ihe light
tress of the criminal calendar. There was, in fact, bu,
tine serious charge on the tace of it. as all the otne,
amounting to but 30, ware of the mo-t ordinary charac-
ter. The serious case referred TO by his Lordship i.
that of Mr. William Blood Smith, J.P.. of Castlefergus.
against whom bills were found at the last assiz-s for
C:lispiracy, with two ocher persons, to murder his
The trial will probably commence on Monday
or Tuesday. Mr. Brewster, Q.C., goes down special
conduct the defence of the traverser.