The Sun.
London, England, 1835-05-27 00:00:00

DUBLIN.

REFUSAL OF THE CORPORATION TO
DRESS LORD MULGRAVE. sane
The proceedings of this body on Thursday last affords
to the
pie of that much-vaunted loyalty and warm attachment to
Throne which have long been supposed to glow with -olo•
ardour in corporate bosoms. On that day the followi P
lr the
lution was sent down from the Board of Aldermen %or&
adoption of the Sheriffs and Commons :—" We, the ithe
Mayor and Board of Aldermen, request the concurrence 0,..r0
Sheriffs and Commons in appointing a Committee to Pgr,:ir
an Address to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, en ";.iest
pointment as Chief Governor of Ireland, agreeable to aiticiipt
and undeviating custom." I have underlined the cone -eor
words, to show that the proposed address was in strictwitb,
formity with usage, and such as had never before bet,elli
held from any Viceroy of Ireland. In the case ef‘ farLoat
grave, however, it was unanimously refused. xr; ea.
the city attorney, and bosom friend of the Recoralhoot
mitted (I use his own words), aslt wag ati
precedent, refusing to address a Lord Lieutenant
aho
his taking office in this country, but maintained it":ri of
without precedent to find the brother and Sectetart.
a Lord Lieutenant making arrangements with the Secret
esee
of the Trades' Union for the display of traitorous no $
emblems to be paraded in an illegal procession to cendoldi
Lord Lieutenant into this metropolis." He farther .0 of
" that Lord Mulgrave was the legitimate RepresentactiCoir
the King ; he represented only a faction of the House °f the
mons, and was the nominee of Mr. O'Connell." I'4°4a 011
latter opinion being mere matter of taste, Mr. Long is Pe't
free to entertain it—it will pass with the public at its ..,
DOIV,
lue but the charge so unblushingly put forward against f the
Mulgrave's brother is totally untrue, and destitute even eretad
shadow of foundation. The offence of the Hon. Seca,.,,
" lath this extent—no more." He was written to au'io
days since by a Mr. Pennefather, who is Secrettol 00
Union whatever, and requested to inform that gentler°, TO
what day his' xcellency was expected to reach Relent": *sir'
that note he sent a brief answer, stating that his Lordship is
rival would take place on the following Monday. An"„ateatst
what the Orange Mr. Long calls " making arranglo 0`
with the Secretary of the Trades' Union for the disP ;bile
traitorous flags." I should not have thought it Avolle part
to advert to this silly ebullition of splenetic bigotry on t ratioa,
of a body so utterly contemptible as the Dublin C°rPef these
did I not deem it an act of justice to strip the conduct of
ran'
loyal (?) persons of all disguise, and exhibit the' de'
corona hostility to the King's Representative in it ela:
nuine and unmitigated character. An amendnln'tthon'
bodying the sentiments of Orator Long, was carries,
a division, and the meeting broke up.
RE-ACTION IN FAVOUR OF TO Yl,Stgoll
The Conservative journals have been loue, and ince— iiihic"
in proclaiming to the world that the se.a of l'oryisnlbo' etz;
they admit to have been below the hori7,oe during all lay of
ter, and only emerged frown its retre
Robert Peel, is now rapidly asc"ending to its meridian', 000
may be eicar to eves. but in Ireland e oppa''
manifestations of public fe'would ritOatif the
e seem to ,ea- oet
site conclusion. To-r.lorrow a meeting of the gentry revs
At on the retirenw--
Queen's county -be held, pursuant to a requisition for
to the High Sheriff, in the capital town (MaryborougiV big
the purpose (it'. thanking his Majesty for the selection
tegai-
present Ministers. The following are the terms of the o.
sition, vihich is most numerously assigned : eetifjj
" We, the undersigned, request you will convene a °to
inhabit° et!
of the nobility, clergy, freeholders, and other
the Queen's County, on an early day, to consider the rag hint
of presenting an humble address to his Majesty, than'ithe or
for his kind and paternal attention to his
pointment to his councils of those honest men in ychnni ttor
people, by „lot
the nation has confidence, and who alone are likely t% la
out the benefits of that great measure, the Retbrii, tb°
Parliament, with safety to all the useful institutions
country." •_

Mr. Tegg declares it is not his intention to ci9iv-
forward for the office of Sheriff of London. d for
KILDARE ELECTION.—The election is rixe" bins
Tuesday next. Mr. More O'Ferrall walks over.--4""
Evening Post.
A. Miss and to
Arthur Lennox
Lord
be married
Earl early in June.
The of Bandon is a candidate for the 'era'
Y
sentative Peerage of Ireland, a vacancy having beV ()c
sioned by the lamented death of the Earl of Longford',
c 010?
.m 'e are sorry to learn that the Earl of -1-1111Ccov-
eldest son of the Duke of Newcastle, is indisposed ; i° F,,t04
sequence of which his Grace was unable tr, attend the noes,
anniversary on Saturday, llis Lordgbip has had the
but is now better.
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NoP
-.IIIIAIBERLAND (NORTHERN Viv."-„eih"
it a meeting of the reformers of Rothbury and its In the
bourhood, held on Friday last, William Pringle, Esq.' 'id for
Chair, it was agreed that an Association should be forsitioo
securing the registration of electors in the Rothbury and en-
districts ; and resolutions were passed and a subscriptiollos.
tered into, for carrying into effect the objects of the meet apt
The Orange and Tory faction in Limerick
abandoned the petition against the Messrs. Roche.
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woo-
Colonel Wildman, commandant of the Sher,
Rangers, has resigned his commission. bout
A Professorship of Political Economy is. a
being established at Belfast.