The Sun.
London, England, 1842-07-30 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, JULY 27.—The Right Hon Sir Edward Sngden
arrived in town this morning from England, and at two o'clock
this afternoon was sworn in one of the Lords Justices, in the
observe of Earl De Grey. It is expected that the Chancellor's
stay in Ireland will be but of short duration. The other Lords
Justices are the Archbishop of Armagh and the Lieutenant-
General commanding, Sir Edward Blakeney.
The Evening Post of last night says, in reference to this
subject, " A correspondent infoims us that th.! Rev. hobeit
Daly is likely to obtain the vacant see of Ali ath, through the
influence of his brother, Mr. J. Daly, of Duns indle, with Sir
Robert Peel. The elevation of Mr. D. to the bishopric would
not put an end to the protracted litigation regarding the deanery
of St. Patrick's, inasmuch as the appeal of Dr. Wilson is likely
to come before the Court of Delegates. In the interim, should
Mr. Daly be promoted to the Bench it would become a question
whether the deanery of St. Patrick would rest in the patronage
of the Government."
The Athlone Sentinel gives the particulars of a singu'ar
case of self-destruction. A man, named John Griffin, resid-
ing at Miltown, in that neighbourhood, having hat a trifling
dispute with a relative about some money transaction,
pledged a saw for 3d., and having purchased sonic arse-
nip, Le mixed it in a running stream in a mug,
and drank it off. So determined to effect his purpcse was
the unfortunate felow, that he was observed by some
persons, not aWare of his deadly intention, to rinse the vessel,
and again to swallow the contents. Immediately after the fatal
act, Griffin went up to some men haymaking in a neighbour-
ing field, and said, " Boys, you'll not be troubled with me long
—l'll be dead before two hours; I've taken this mug full of
arsenic." Various antidotes were used by a medical man in
the town, without effect. The Jury returned a verdict of
Fel° de se.
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Their trials for the offence come on tc-day.
and
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has arrived in town, in
the funds now in course of collection for the erection of a new
church (chapel) in the parish of St. James's.

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In cutti down a hill near the town of Ballmore, county
Westmeath, the remain', of 36 human beings were discovered,
supposed to have fallen during the siege of the fort by Ginkle,
King William's General.

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