The Sun.
London, England, 1844-02-10 00:00:00

STATE OF IRELAND.

Mr. ESCOTT begged to ask the Noble Lord
the Member for London, whether he intended to
bring on, on Tuesday, the motion of which he had
given notice, relating_to Ireland—the trials not hav-
ing yet concluded, or at least no intelligence of Their
having concluded, having yet been received.
Lord J. RUSSELL, quite concurring in the pro-
priety of not having any debates in that House
which would inflnence the verdict of the jury, still
did not think it necessary that they should know the
result of the.trials, before they discussed the affairs
of Ireland. '

Sir JAMES GRAHAM said it was very
important that the Attorney-General of Ireland
should be present during the debate, and it
was impossible that the Hon. and Learned Gentle-
man should be in his place on Tuesday. He did
not wish this to influence what the Noble Lord
might think his pubic. duty, but he trusted
he would not think it unreasaonble if he asked
the Noble Lord to state what would be the pre-
cise terms and words of his motion.
Lord JOHN RUSSELL said he should
certainly lament the absence of the At-
torney-General, but he did not think that cir-
cumstance ought to induce him to defer for forty-
eight hours the motion tor which he now had pre-
cedence. 'With regard to the actual form of the
motion, it would contain nothing more than what he
had already stated, that the House should resolve
itself into a Committee of the whole House on the
affairs of Ireland. If the Government thought proper
to agree to this motion—(A laugh)—or if it should be
agreed to by the House, he should move a series of
resolutions, some of which would strongly inculpate
the conduct of the.present Government._

Sir JAMES GRAHAM said if the House should
determine to go into a Committee of the whole
House, it would certainly not be his duty, as a Mi-
nister of the Crown—(A laugh)—to oppose the reso-
lutions of the Noble Lord.
'l he House then Adjourned.

FRIDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
DIVIDENDS.
At the Court of Bankruptcy, Basinghall-street.
J. Sewell, victualler, Charles-street, Paddington, March 1
at one—W. Carpenter, stationer, Southampton, March 1, at
half-past eleven.

In the Country.

J. Porter, tailor, Nantwich, Cheshire, March, 2, at twelve,
at the Liverpool District Court—J. Bell, hosier, Notting.
ham, March 2, at eleven, at the Leeds District Court—M.
Harris, draper, Swansea, March 4, at twelve, at the Bristo,
District Court—R., Jas., and John Potter, cotton spinners,
Manchettei, Feb. 23, at eleven, at the Manchester District
Court—R. Moon, sen.' and R. Moon, jun., merchants, Green.
field, Lancashire, March 6, at eleven, at the Manchester Dis.
trict Court—T. J. Whidborne, chemist, Liverpool, March 5
at twelve, at the Liverpool District Court—T. J. Fehr, draper,
Birmingham, March 4, at twelve, at the Birmingham District
Court.

CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to the
contrary, on the day herein-mentioned.
W. Carpenter, stationer, Southamptan, March I—J. Sewell,
'victualler, Charles-street, Paddington, March I—H. Congreve,
dealer in patent medicines, High-street, Peckham, March I
L Munn, corn chandler, Stanhope-terrace, Paddington, March
2—J. Why, haberdasher, Holborn-hill, -March 1-11. J:
Nixon, upholsterer, Great Portman-street, Oxford-street,
March 2--W. Chamberlain, linen draper. Peckham, March 1
—.ll. Laybourn, ship broker, Ilartlepool, Durham, March 1--
J. Hill, grocer, Durham, March I—R. Gr4!enbow, iron
master, Wrexham, Denbighshire, March 4—J. Jukes, nail
factor, Westbromwich, Staffordshire, March 6—J. Southern,
grocer, Birmingham, March 6—F. Peters, wine merchant,
Manchester, March B—T. Fawcett and J. Muir, builders, Ilol-
lingworth, Cheshire, March I—W. B. M'Pherson, victualler,
Rosemary Branch, Hoxton, March /—G. Z. White, stone
mason, Southampton, March I—T. Martin, victualler. Pave-
ment, Moortields, March l—W. Rolfe, farmer, Therfield,
Hertfordshire, March I—J. Swallow, sen., corn miller, Halifax,
March I—T. Wright, cheesemonger, Blackmoor-street, Clare-
market, March I—J. Lumley, brewer, Kirkby-Fleetham -with-
Fencote, Yorkshire, March I—J. F. Armstrong, coal mer-
chant, Blackheath.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
H. Lovatt and R. Taylor, soap manufacturers, Liverpool—
J. Green and J. Jubb, jun.; woollen manufacturers, Basing-
hall-street—J., S., and H. Newbould, merchants, Sheffield—
S. Reynolds and J. Woodhouse, pawnbrokers, Nottingham—
D. Duggan and R. Jackso.r, cabinet makers, Birmingham—
!. P. Hall and T. Wright, apothecaries, Dudley, Worcester-
shire—H. Hamer and R. Jones, linen drapers, Blackfriars-
road—J. H. Galloway, E. C. Bell, and C. S. Todd, attorneys,
Kingeon-upon-Hull--H. Headley- and J. L. tudbury, sur-
geons, Cambridge—John, Jas., and H. Holden, farmers,
Mitton-with -Crook, Yorkshire (so far as regards H.-Holden)—
W. H. Barber and M. B. Bircham, attorneys, New Bridge-
street, Blackfriars—K. and W. Liversidge, wine merchants,
Liverpool—W. Sowden and J. Withers, dyers, Salford—R,
and F. Parke; drapers, New Mahon, Yorkshire—W. Pomfret,
sen., and W. Pomfret, jun., rag merchants, Preston—W.
Angus and A. Reid, coach builders, Brompton—W. and W.
Warbrick, machine makers, Dukinfleld, Cheshire—W. Good-
win and J. Fitton, spindle makers, Manchester—R. Bayley,
and B. and P. Tingle, steel and wire drawers, Ecclesfield,
Yorkshire—M. and A. Arthars, boot and shoe dealers, West-
bromwich, Staffordshire—J. Miller, H. Foy, and E. Kelly,
coach builders, Huddersfield (so tar -as regards E Kelly )--).
Allen and W. Nicholls, carpenters, Bristol—D. and J.lietcalf,
dyers, Leeds—J. Hands and J. Powell, ironfounders, Birming-
ham—J. A. Curme and E. Mondey, surveyors, Dorchester--
W. Kerr and T. Hamiltcn, drapers, Truro—W. IL L.
Corran and H. D. Sap, wine•merchants, Liverpool—E, and
G. Viccars, hosiers, Kingston-upon-Hull—S. Watmuff and
D. Veit, merchants, Manchester—T. Robinson' and R. W.
Pearce, flour factors, Swansea.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
COLIN MUNRO, bank agent, Dingwall, March 6, at
lE, merchants, Fal-
kirk Falkirk.
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JAMES
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DONALD MACK AY and SON, merchants, Barnisdale,
Isle of Skye, March 18, at twelve, at the office of D.
Mackenzie, Portree.