The Sun.
London, England, 1856-10-20 00:00:00

THE TIPPERARY BANK.

The scene of litigation
wretched swindle has thist
r o -
iiti:rectioutphoenthie provincialolbeen in
nhifttehlde from the
nldioawyenveexr,t,toanb..c.,i
d onobosatia•dgse, onM:Vo,
played out probably during the whole of the entsedu-
ing Michaelmas term. A letter from Clonmel, dated
Thursday evening, states that there were several
actions
of the official managers, for debts due to the bank,
Pending upon promissory notes, at the suit
tried that day before Sergeant Howley ; and the
point having been raised as to whether the
official manager was empowered to sue upon them
wit...out their having been previously endorsed to
him the learned sergeant reserved his decision
Pending that of the superior courts of common law
in Dublin, where similar actions are awaiting final
adjudication.
ft may be as well to inform the phalanx of can-
didates for the seat in Parliament to be vacated by
the outlawry of Mr. James Sadleir that six dreary
n)onths from the commencement of next term must
elapse before the new wilt for Tipperary can be
applied fur, the forms of law to be gone through
1 period for the completion of the legal
1).c.1-oliir
clesing stit lapreliminary to the question of expulsion
b,_sing brought under the notice of the honourable
House.

Irish, Quarterly Review. --...-__
This number opens with anlarticle on the " Odd T -'s EIIfIBITION.—Among g the late
Literature," which is well worth of ?„LtDemc lISSAL D
Phases in aVitions here is a portrait of li.:r Majesty the Queen of
perusal. The second paper is interesting and s. ain, and, in consequence of the passing events in the
valuable to general readers, being devoted to the Ppeninsula, this figure has excited great attention from
history and Statistics of " The Post-office," from Many novelties are, we understand, in pro.
the period of the wars with the Roses to this pre. gthreesys,ibaitnTw. ill soon be ready for exhibition.

'MAUNDER'S GEOGRAPHICAL TREASURY.
On Wednesday, the 29th inst., in One Volt me, fcp. Bvo., with 7
Maps and 16 Steel Plates, price 10s. cloth, (uniform with Maun-
der's other five Treasuries),
THE TREASURY of (": iEOGRAPHY ;
Physical, Historical, Descriptive, and .1 'olitical : Containing
a Succinct Account et every Country in-the GC odd ; preceded by an
Introductory Outline of the istory of Geog ti tphy ; a Familiar In-
quiry into the Varieties of Racs and Languag e exhibited by different
-Nations; and a View of the relations of C -at 'graphy, Astronomy,
and the Physical Sciences. Projected and commenced by the late
SAMUEL AAUNDER; Continued and Complete dby WILLIAM EluctnEs,
F.R.G.d., late Professor of Geography in th a College for Civil En-
gineers.
London : Longman, Brown, Green, Long mans, and Roberts:.

THTZATRE ROYAL, DRIJR r-LANE.
Lessee, Mr. E. r. atilt. I.
THIS EVENING-
THE ADVEN fITRER:-

Followed by
Burlesque of PIZARRO.

To conclude with
BALLET DIVERTIS3ENEENT

ROYAL. PRIIICEFS'S T EMATRE.

Under the Management e Mr. CHARLES kaAN
TElIq EVENING,
A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM.

To conclude with
PIZARRO.

THEATRE ROYAL, FIAYM &BRET.
tinder the Management of Mr. Buckle.Qvg4

TIIPI EVENING,
WILD 0 A.T3.

Followed by
The Spanish Dancers.
After which,
THE LITTLE TREASURE.

To eon zlacle with
THE GAL,TCIAN FETE.