The Sun.
London, England, 1844-06-14 00:00:00

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(the original defendant), appellant, v. Bany Auga
Natchiar, widow of the late Zemindar of Shivagung,:
Zilla of Madura (the original plaintiff) respondent,
And, by order of Revivor (JIM
" Srimut Moottoo Uyaya Raghnadha GoivcrY
Perria Woodia Taver, v. the Reny Auga 3loottoo
At four o'clock their Lordships postponed
order to give judgment on an appeal respecting a °ul gar
the will of the late Marquis of Hertford, " Croker r. the
quis of Hertford." jricr
Dr. Lushington, Judge of the Admiralty Court. geive,,,e of
ment on the part of their Lordships, affirming the die
the Judge of the Prerogative Court (rejecting the alice;oo,
this ctsceii ;
to probate, dated in October, 1838). With respect ° their
however, under the peculiar circumstances of this case, iv
Lordships wouldadviseto
her Majesty to direct that the _
of this appeal be paid out of the estate. The Court r'
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•
IRELAND. SAL 14
ADDRESSES TO MR. O'CONNELL--REFU
ADMIT DEPUTATIONS. 00.
DUBLLV, JUNE 11.—A number of deputations from
parts of the country arrived in Dublin to-day, to Priers Is'
dresses to Mr. O'Connell and the other State priso,
(mg
dividual visitors were admitted ; but it would aPPear
tations were excluded from the prison. ,
tconek
The following addresses were received 'by 31r. (e)d to Of
this day, but not through the deputations appoinPAO
sent them :—From the Corporation of Dublin, ion; '6tip
Ward, College Ward, town of Galway, Parish °er * Oa,
county of Galway, town of Trim, parishes of Lisn ioh
Clonfinia, Municipal Commissioners of Trim; thec,P 3isrP
Ahascra; parishes of St. Peter's, Drum, and
Athlone ; parishes of Rollestown and OldtownLity, of
town commissioners of Loughrea,
Loughrea. eblish"'
FIVE O'CLOCK, P.M.—The Eveningan.Pdost:hjeu re
et
contains the following:—" A deputation from Brn,chipos'
county of Limerick, having this day proceeded te tbi
Bridewell, for the purpose of presenting
.an additissr. cm
State prisoners, they were refused adinission. 3 ;doll
O'Brien, as Member for the county Limerick, inl,l
addressed the following letter to Sir James Graham.- oet
" ' TO THE RIGHT HON. SIR JAMES JAMES Gnl/A3141644.
" Dublin, June nrtio
" SlR—Having been called upon, on the part eqr;viee
of my constituents, to accompany a deputation, arl was „is;
to present an address to Mr. O'Connell this day, 'tot
formed by the Governor of Richmond Penitential'', 0„ der
board of superintendence have given directions that
risol
tation be admitted to present addresses to the State. Ptend°
'" Taking for granted that the board of supermo
~00forts
would, in regard to such a proceeding, be willing ti.,`"rty
to the desire of the Secretary of State, I take the Tfty
ask whether the exclusion of persons wishing to tes to 31f.
respect and affection of their fellow-countrrnendoctiO
O'Connell, and the other State prisoners, has Yet° -101 sr
" ' I may, perhaps, be permitted to add, that the
recap 01.
rangements of the prison are such as to allow of the with?
of deputations, without, in anrdegree,
ordinary discipline of the prison
"' I have the honour to Le, your obedient sercass".'''
WILLIAM S. 0'1314'
POPULAR DEMONSTRATIONS.
The movement caused by the incarceration of wa es
nell is extending over every district of the counts'
ess
join some of the accounts received to-day Att ad
COUNTY OF CORK.--CHARLEVTLLE, JUNE the 5;
of the inhabitants of the parish of Charleville to is
ycln
rator, was voted at a public meeting held yesterutsliing has
chapel, Daniel Clanchy, Esq., in the chair. NA° rent'
equal the popular enthusiasm. Over 401. rePe."
been collected here. c
' [The Cork Examiner of yesterday contains lePerts
is
ous other meetings held in that county.] every 135M0i°
ROSCOMMON.--Aleetings are being held in bhog
this part of the country. The people are redou 1.000.0
exertions and their subscriptions. O'Connell siloald'eoe
enrolled more patriots under his banner than 0000"
large, in twelve months. Castlerea meets to-01 f sataiitiir
commonto-morrow week.—Roscommon Journal,,,° b
Kumusn.—There was a repeal meeting in git`'-wnei, and
day ; the chair was occupied by the Rev. 111 r. t
ci) .tor to gei
The speakers were—the Rev. Mr. Meehan, was ~ae
Mr. James M'Carty. The object of the meeting yi eio,
up an address of condolence to the traverser* Idle Pir
A sum of 301. was collected in the rural districts o
ire
Glare Journal. - est 1) 0
TULLAMORE.—On Sunday last there was a m gats- I
„„fialo2
and influential meeting in this town, at which, h`sel
of considerable wealth and long standing, ....,31x°,,-rti,L4.'
Escp, presided. The Very Rev. Dr. als•e",„0-- kr.
O'llanagan, Esq., and all the leading Liberals Aag
the proceedings.
• THURLES.—One of the most important Ine;vinliPPerrelsij
the present crisis took place in Thurles, c°.„°fibiled °rad °I
The clergy and people of this district ansel"," ke,
numbers, under the presidency of Samuel vs-
✓
Brownston n. Its
r
THE CLERGY OF lim.s.t.on.—The Clare vee reaolv iatr
‘• The clergy of the diocese of Killaloe have tbeit•pail
send, through their enlightened patriotic prelate,
tope
scription to the Repeal Association is the course
week."

THE REPEAL RENT.
The Evening Post of this day contains the
000 ,
" The Repeal Association yesterday held its s a the M
since the incarceration. of Mr. O'Connell ; a,„,
tge trr
rent, which the Evening Mail assured the inag'-tt
extinguished by an " exemplary sentence,L„L 'v,291.
versers, advanced to the unprecedented sum el 10 PclpeP
" Even whilst the monster meetings' were
at the Piet)"
the largest sum ever received within one week 19tb at t tll/
Association was 3,103/., acknowledged on the
~_.,teds,,co
1843, and 1,008/. of which was from Clare, contrweritt"
meeting held in Ennis on the 15th. AnArnericsa r dot
of 40/. was also included. • as if
ittsac" stet;,l
"Yesterday, without any such large rem- die ,
from Clare, or any contribution from America! wita`TV
return was 3,2291. I This far surpasses anYtilies. pre
during the agitation for Catholic Emanettboliai
largest amount of money ever received at the a Bot
ciatton was 2,7001., acknowledged during the W
Oro
Cla
Sre elect javess.
uch are the first fruits of State prosecutiav`,erola
nagement, and the'whole system of Orange rnisg°`
rl'
LADY LONDONDERRY'S NEW WOO -eat "":esi
requested to state that Mr. Colburn, ilaci°-14
borough-street, has this day published the .13 t-bet Pot
of Londonderry's "Narrative of her Visit ,„ in 00
of Vienna, Constantinople, Athens, Naples. ‘",,,,`" Diebajol
volume, Bvo., with portrait. price 14s. honed'i, blO
now be had of all booksellers. Mr. Colba!„0 s(ll‘the
just published:--2.. The seventh volume of:utisirisgiet,
land's " Lives of the Queens of England," c',llb,
sequel of the Life of Queen Elizabeth, ,ge'pe
Life of Anne of Denmark-3. " The I3ridio ejB. Dell 013
by Mary L.. Boyle, ..ss. 6d. bound—and 4,• .s Coer/d
cheaper edition of" Frederick the Great, "12 cols" ,
Times," edited by Thomas Campbell,
Bvo., 21s. bound. 11th
erlinS'e f
A meeting was held on Tuesday el,.e pore
instant, at the Town-ha.ll, Reading, for t"juten:ii,
taking into consideration the objects ancli„,eter.llh,
the National Animals' Friend Society, of ass, v
Seaman, Esq., in the chair. The meeting Vit,lol/3
dressed by Messrs. May, H. May, Rev' her f
tbs
Carroll, Esq., Rev. J. Statham, and nth pose Ortioo
and ministers, and resolutions passed i0,,P5, 06;iters:
cause of this very valuable Institution, w"elty s°,,.rser*
have been lately directed to the great ofreuteeti°,„bes. ,
lent in the county of Berkshire. Th'sruceethi'to
rated highly gratified with the evening's P oar re
THE SEASON AND THE CROPS.---Sinee
have had a number of delightful showersri reel 00'14
gryatly refreshed vegetation, and in pacefliegYceolo
injury done by the drought of the two Preuth aPlopror,
i
In this neighbourhood, as well as in the su to 'uoe,s
of England, the change has come too I.fthe
the first hay crop materially, though, 1 ill br:o t,‘
should continue, very fair second croP3
land Sgtmany places. On the colder and dan'Peu haYuu barn
valleys of the Irwell and the Mersey, "'heftily, t;
seldom begins before the first week in sses sP;fistrle",t
crops may still be very good, as the gig ttis , y
danger a seeding for some weeks• le over coo:.
however, the hay harvest will not be 01 Co.
cross bo
until the end of July, and the after, efore ton
it
quently be lighter than usual. Just b 31 g
mencement of the rain, hay rose from 21 t°,,d tb,°ll;`'l'.
the principal towns of South Lancashire,
ly ; etta suet
.b
has since fallen, it is still higher than 11'u ft t has iwesl4o
to continue so. The only other crop t_roverf Vile
tamed any injury, which a fortnight of .0.01 hO4 14.0
will etch cure, is the bean crop. Its grusouo coot to
greatly ecked by the drought, and in iS 11, r 011,4
bloom has shown itself, although the at_e,t. 'll.'" beer,
than a foot or a foot and a half in heir j clPdo
rise which has taken place in the Pof g'.oll,ot,
shows that there is very little prospeetilioo • ei.
better I will 0015,
The potatoes have now begun to grow' " thito Dare
second sowing of turnips, promise
although much more rain than has fallerdruogb?o,of,
sary to put them eut of danger from thet in dtti to ed. i;
fly, whose ravages are always very grey
.5 ive 011 hio
The wheat crop still continues to lgolc' 'the gli;ieN
and from the thickness of the pl int uP°P.stire °„11 atotl
will prevent the evaporation of the In°looti Fief,
fallen, and render furthex supplies C°11: Y f
sp
cessary., The oats and other kinds Voinceligh "'the
have considerably improved in appears I.lc in PA
in.
but they still require a good deal more rt'ai
will be bc'oy yePthe
rs gse
forward, and without it they
straw and light in the ear. It is °•tocooveroo
ponds, streams, and wells were so neintuch
son as they are at present, or since SO 'rid eouP it,
ence has been experienced both in too n
want of water.—Liverpool Times. , sTolsPibe 6111,
SUICIDE, THEOUoII THE PITMEN S ..;or (0 •oicle'l,oo
man, named Hartley (we believe),
_l2lited so' Ile :,its
employed at Sacristan Colliery, eninuls,, last. is ,its
employed
himself, on the night of Suoulhoing eittg
undergone .considerable privation, fund,u tid.soeciesso
applied for relief from the Union s prey L._ ,vg,
better prospect beforehitn, he became. _ beano,
eore.st
dency, under the influence of which.neucuridsjo_ioo`„‘
destroyer. He left his home on the
s'„lfint Lporft'
and was found suspended
to Findon Hill, on the following a
from tree
-fl tnern°°°....-
0.19' ti
Chronicle. DEAI'" WU,
OFF 'c 3 a
MELAxcnorr ACCIDENT or , tour tly
Thursday morning, between three„a„,rra- Dell,es,Potooo4,
brothers, named Bell, the sons ot I: •
porter merchant, Sunderland-street' -L.'. cob e;_woo:',,j
went out into the Sunderland roads, we my ytit
themselves with shooting
sea-fcswl. bir7s"detitijjn infre
o/
mile and a-half from shore, when aa
y_..ng
~ej,
them ; on which John,
h the
elderioadedlrldhcoll f:
twenty-second year, w..ose gun,.
.boat?
laid _
lying on the thwarts of the. b •
reel ~ id
muzzle to draw it 'towards him ; went o/ bt st:of
rthelawtehothlee
charge
er
icratugthhet, aunpdpetrhepEtecesifstraehis
oribibree, 7terio
Which was shattered to pieces. a,e
hound up the bleeding limb, as well sw"ards s
two handkerchiefs, and then rowed thueoe of tiYols
ally " fur life?' On reachine, r"
to the .117 stter)o4
man was immediately conveyed ,ossib e .tire
that skill and humanity coul
nfortonal` Vireo' rie
Ward, surgeon, and. receive:
reevnedreyrk; but
too much exhausted, and the_ u_Durhao
to
soon sank into the sleep of death
afterirfalinsftessr °s'ere;
abou'
it ige#
BRIDLINGTON-favoure
d wit-z-sOmnart Sunday
shower
feo
rt
o
acceptable. On Monday forepoonaasse ,Tar r .hiry . hwoeurer, which caused the face of nature
accompanied with hail, p .a late `l7ig
ith rain.
smell
off
ssatoturmra, rather beakyti,se it
the re iv' 11
the farmers will be able to sow _el .1
hoped, the
the longing earth w
lain some time in the ground, choake their spring corn and turnips, and thdatortildreie3d 11
spring forth.—York Courant..