The Sun.
London, England, 1856-03-10 00:00:00

try the persons charged with the murder of bliss
It will be opened the first week in April, by Cb
tice Monaghan and Mr. JR•tice Moore.

THE MURDER OF MR. O'CALLAGHAN'. oo
The Lard Lieutenant has offered a reward of i
the conviction of the murderers of Mi. O'Callagbv

THE TIPPER ARY . k f
This day Master Murphy appointed the Ban- °,fl
land to act as ad interim, manager of the estate ~
Tipperary Bank. The proceedings were iroporteo
will be seen by the annexed report that one of lb :
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agents suggested that no individual shareholder 5.,
be proceeded against until every Other source ec
haunted, and that a compromise on the part of t„a
ditors might be the best course for all parties CO
The following is a report : ae
"Master Murphy sat this morning for the ptithr,
appointing an interim manager of the affairs of t"' ti
perary Joint Stock Bank-, preparatory to the neeltoo
of an official manager.
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" Mr. W. Smith, on the part of Mr. J. 13e,11%-e
Clournel, moved that the proceedings might ue"
pending the appointment of an official mansgear'
that time should be allowed by the Master bete' ,
appointment should he affirmed, in order that filo
tributories, and all other persons interested, she° l•
,
an opportunity and the linens of choice in the 'oio
to be selected. There were 75 actions pending IV
shareholders in the case, and the object his client
view was to save an individual shareholder freerafee
made a target of, to be sued by every person Ole
demand on the Tipperary Bank. The credite7l
reason to be under an obligation to Mr. lienn l'
,the manner in which he had acted in collectiei
bringing in the assets of the company—something '
amount of 5,0001., which otherwise would have re'".,to •
in Mr. James Sadleir's bands. , col
"Mr. Kennedy said be did not wish to ne
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Mented at the expense of Mr. Sadleir, who bad ;0
assisted him in getting in the assets from ebehr!,'",a
" Master Murphy said that Mr. James S3°l4
voluntarily given up possession of the money reteffig
"Mr. Smith disc'a;med any intention of esek,t9
slightest imputation on Mr. Sadleir, who, he beep'
had acted in a straightforward manner, by giTioo
money in his possession. f d
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"A long desultory conversation here ensued, fa
of which was a discussion as to the appointinent°oo,
eager, and the means to be adopted by sharebolchii,
were in process of being sued personally for the
ties of the bank.
"Mr. Jeffers said he represented creditors 1,l°00;
amount of 20,0001., and he fully concurred in et': llel
gestion thrown out by Mr. Hughes, Q.C., to nier
that all moneys and documents in relation to the d,
rary Bank should be lodged in the Bank of Trelenw lo
"Master Murphy said he could have no difficiol!
appointing an interim manager at present, and t-or,
case would be open for the appointment of 50 ,ri
manager until 12 o'clock on Thursday next l °ale
Bering to the practice in England, the parties OPtidtll
for the appointment should give in the nainen; s;bll°,
names of the security. in the first instance, an o "ni:el"„
persons other than those of rr spectability and ee-, (itr,i
would he attended to ; and the security he' would 'ewer,
would be at least 20,0001. In all likelihood thereAcs
be large calls made on the shareholders, and the
manager should be bound in adequate security. 000
"Mr. Garde asked if the Guarantee Society vic)
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accepted as security/
`P Master Murphy said he could have no objeetit,
the Guarantee Society, except as to time. in cry
quarters were in Scotland, and the correspenue-cil
tween that and its Dublin agent might involve o''' :r
delay and more before the security could beea. If
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whereas, the business in hand was urgent, as th""
manager should be appointed within a week. teolitii
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" Mr. George Langford said he hoped the
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would not accept less than 20,0001., as he ci t
even that sum insufficient. it, te,
" Master Murphy made an order to the effect le'er,
bills of exchange, cash, deeds, and other doculndei,A
relation to ties Tipperary Bank, should be hande„,4
Mr. Kennedy to the Bank of Ireland, which be Weal r
to act in the capacity of the interim manager 11"
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official manager should be appointed. 4 re- *
" Mr. Adair said he had substantial reasons tar cre
ing the master that there were a great number 0' iteof
tors of the bank most anxious to arrive at a comp beta'
and he felt equally assured that a great number of,
holders were desirous of arriving at the sawe ciefolli,
sion. Indeed, he might with safety assure tneaeot,
and the public that a desire to come to a settlt" f:
the affairs of the bank, by means of a compositiObee
the unanimous feeling of all parties concerned• lidfl
a .proposal, he bad no doubt, would be made' 0'1;
rejected, the probability would be that those la ii,
holders who possessed convertible property we,,ller o'll,,
their money together and fly to America, rat",-iilli'
incur the harassing process, perhaps, o f 20 years
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tion in Chancer
Gibsy. vOti
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" Mr. W. on fully concurred in the ober
just expressed by Mr. Adair. 101/
" In reference to the process of suing isidividun
holders by contributories or creditors of any elate t)l,,
" Master Murphy read the report of a case ei".odr
judgment pronounced by Baron Alderson in Engec/i
a similar case of the bankruptcy of a joint-stoee OF
pany. The learned baron's judgment was to the 'old
that the court could not sanction proceedings aginit:b'oem
individual shareholder until every other source:ar
be exhausted. The suitor in question should fie" V;
the Court of Chancery, to which the affairs of the ,l
pany had been referred, and then use all diligeliche,ol4
industry in the prosecution of his demand, and lie,,
used all these appliances without success he asigh,-
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apply to the court for redress against an indic'yfrol'
but, failing in those respects, the court could riot i'
him relief."

THE MNGISTRACT. olw
The Lord Chancellor has been pleased to nliP°.„011",
Ashton, Esq , of Woodfield, Newtownbarry, 6 -oft
trate for the county of Wexford, on the recorntu° 001'
of the Right Hon. Lord Carew, lieutenant of the co