The Sun.
London, England, 1857-01-15 00:00:00

DUBLIN. WEDNESD#4. S
ENCUMBERED ESTATES COURT.
Yesterday was the day appointed for the sale Of
the extensive Galway estates of Mr. William Henry
Gregory, of Coole, in that county. The property,
as originally advertised, was to have been offered
in 47 lots, but of these nine were several months
since disposed of by private contract. Lots 27 to
36 were advertised to be sold subject to an annuity
of 1,5001. per annum, payable to Mrs. Elizabeth
Gregory, aged about 58 years, for her life. Lots 30
to 36 were advertised to be sold primarily liable to
said jointure, in indemnification in certain propor-
tions of lots 27, 28, and 29. All the lots, except
27, 28, and 29, were subject to an annuity of
2071. 13s. 10d. on a life aged 65, and to another
annuity of 131. 16s. lid, on a life aged 70. Lot
39 was to be primarily liable to those annuities, and
in indemnification of the other lots, but it was not
sold. The remaining lots were not sold, sufficient
having been realised by the sale of the others to
pay off incumbtances. The total sum realised by
the lets sold in court was 35,6001.
IRISH REPRESENTATIVE PEERS.

The Right lion. Thomas Viscount de Vesci has
been chosen by a majority of votes to be the peer
to sit in the H ,use of Lords of the United King-
Amu, in the room of the late Cornwallis Viscount
Hawarden, deceased ; the Rtlit Hon. Somerset
Richard. Earl of Be!more, has been chosen by A
majoaity of votes to bra the peer to sit in the House
of Lords of .the United KinAom, in the room of
the late James, Earl of Band, n, deceased.
THE LATE MURDER IN CARLOW.
The' correspondent of Saunders' New Letter sup-
plies the following particulars of the murder which
was perpetrated in Carlow on Saturday night last t
" CARLow, J:r.n. 13. --In sh rt ek.c, uic lelo,Japhic
'o'ssago r. filch I seil you last right i f course 1 Vta,i en-
WO to give be par icwars of the a fat trage,iy
which
ass been enacted in this county. Fr.m the fact, which
hay() been brought to light at the inquest it appears that
farmer named Dyce was transacti6g sonic business in
Tallow on last Saturday, after which he proceeded
n,me in a cart in company with his hrother-in-law. M.
Kealey. When they arrived at Tankard town Dyes
alighted opposite the 11:-;use of a farmer named M'Lean,
with the avowed purpose of ligntif!g has pipe. The door
of the dwelling being closed be gave several knocks,
whereupon M•Lean's wife inquired who was there. The
deceased stated his object in seeking ajtvission, which
was denied Linn. Hiving been repulsed he made use of
7onie rude observations towards the wortiati, and then
.P.4,lT:'Lrttrirr.f4,743l`Le.ati's wife, as it, Vrtts,eicited,-. was
peso of cp:6stionablz.. cheraet-r-Telt irtvgniint
remarks, and went into an adjoining field for the pur-
pose of stating her grievance to her husband. The cir-
cumAance, it would appear, aroused the worst passions
' the man, as he caliel on his brother is accompany

trim for the purpose of avenging the insult. Both par-
ties hastened in pursuit of the unfortunate deceased,
during which time they armed themselves with dread-
ful weapons. loving pursued Dyce for about a mile
Across the fields, they suddenly pounced upon him
and his companion by leaping over a ditch and be-
labouring them withth,litary stick, they had provided

themselves with. The attacked, having no means of
defen,:ing themselves, were soon overpowered and
dreadfully mangled and injured by their assailants ;
poor Dyce only survived a few huurs, but Kealey
was more fortunate, having escaped with a broken head
and arm and several of his ribs severely injured. Tho
jury returned a verdict of wilful murder against the
IVPLeans, and the coroner issued his warrant for their
apprehension. They have loft the country, but the polico
are on their track."

SUICIDE BY STRYCHNINE.
Mr. J. E. Hyndman held an inquest yesterday
in Coffey's Hotel on the body of a gentleman
named St. George, who was found dead in his bed
room that morning. A large quantity of strych-
nine was found in the room occupied by the de-
ceased. After the examination of several witnesses
the jury returned a verdict that the deceased com-
mitted suicide while labouring under temporary
izsanity.