The Sun.
London, England, 1842-12-03 00:00:00

COUNTRY MARKETS.

I Wbeat. ; Barley.

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Per Quarter
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Rlandford
uridport
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Exeter
Guildford
Newbury
Reading .....-
salisbury
Shaborne
Sheptonlliallet
Uxbridge —.l
Warminster.
Worcester
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s. to S.
53 64
46 52

A. to 1.
25 23
20 27

I. P. s.
22 28
t.O 23

48 &%
54 60
52 58
48 62
44 62
42 65

14 20
21 2%
18 24
28
22 31
18 1/0
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28 22
27 34
24 32
27 31
:ft 29
26 32

R. to A.
40 4l
39 42

36 44

:'6 38
36 30
26 3S
27 33
42 50
4• 44
38 44

29 24
20 :6
21 28
20 25 c 6 42
•.!t 20 38 42
22 24 32 44
_ :ERBURY MARKET.
Wheat, white..—....... —4. to 605...... 01d... Reaves 503. to IS
-- red........--- 483. to —5...... Old.....•••••• 4 475. to 59s
Barley, Malting ...... 31s. to 33s ...... Grading.. —s. to —s.
Oats ~ _ 2ls. to 255.....- Olel---..... —s to —s.
8eane...,..,.,..,--.... 31s to 325....... 01(1........--. —s. to s•
Pease . Os. to --5...... Grey........ 343. to —s.
CHELTENHAM 11dARKETS.
l'er Bushel. s. d. to a. d. Per lb.
%lint C 9 79 I Beef
Bar icy 3 0 3 9 Mutton
Oats 3 0 3 9 Veal
Beans 4 0 5 0 Pork
rea4e 5 0 8 0 Lamb
Hay 41.55. to 4/. 10s. Od. per ton.
CHELMSFORD MARKET.
Wheat, White 4B to 56 Oats 2O to 2
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Farley 27 29 White 3l 31
Chevalier 39 32 Beans. Tick 2B 35
Grinding
LEEDS CORN 61 ARKET.
Wheat, Norfolk and Sufi:ilk, 601 b. • 525. to 61s.
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--- York. and I.ineoln. 601 b ......•
Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk 283. to 303.
Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
Grinding • —s. to 28s. I 71
Beans 631 b. .. •••••••• ........ 3411. to 353.1 r,
Oats, Potatoe 2os. to 1.f.m.,,, As
—Mealing, For. 10d. to lid. Eng. 10d. ro 12d. pe stn. e
Melling

50 56
58 70

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40 44

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32 36

40 44
32 38
36 38
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21 32
iS 32
37 43
14 30
32 36
24 2S

44 56
51 60
54 GO

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6 7
6 7
6 7
6 8
7 9

IRELAND.
ANOTHER FRIGHTFUL MURDER OF A
LANDLORD.

DUBLIN, DEC. 1.--Another landlord has fallen a
victim to the " wild justice of revenge." The par-
ticulars of this last outrage on the very name of civi-
lization have been communicated by a gentleman who
received the intelligence this morning through a letter
from his own steward, who resides close to the scene
of the murder. The letter runs thus :—" About five
five o'clock on Tuesday evening a most atrocious
murder was committed in the very streets of Fresh-
ford, in the county of Kilkenny. Two men attacked
and shot dead Mr. Mortitner while he was standing
at his own door, and afterwards escaped by running
along the high road. to Kilkenny. They were pur-
sued, but without success." The unhappy gentle-
man, it is further stated, was the last life in a lease
of lands which he held from Mr. Browne, of London,
the value of which is about 3001. a-year. He is re-
ported to have been litigious in disposition, and not
over-indulgent as a landlord. This, however, is but
a one-sided statement, and therefore must be received
with caution; but even it it were true, it would be
no palliation of the dreadful mode of revenge adopted
by these ruthless lawgivers.
Strange to say, authentic information of this fright-
ful affair only reached the authorities this day, al-
though the occurrence took place, as stated, nearly
two days past, and that, too, within 64 English miles
of the seat of Government.

Mr. Mortimer did not expire till about 9 o'clock on
the night of the murder. A proclamation has just
been issued, in which a reward of 801. is offered for the
discovery of the assassins.

ATTEMPT TO MURDER A CLERGYMAN.—The Lime-
rick Chronicle states that, on Friday evening last,
some men, with faces blackened, attacked Nantenant
Glebe-house, the residence of the Rev. Mr. Coghlan.
They dragged the Rey. Gentleman to the door, forced
him on his knees, and threatened to shoot him if he
did not deliver up his fire-arms. He was then 'com-
pelled to give them a double-barrelled pistol, being
the only weapon of defence in his possession. The
gang, which consisted of 12 persons, then decamped.
The same band, it is supposed, attacked the house of a
man named James Neil on the same night and robbed
him of his fire-arms.