Star.
London, England, 1831-05-14 00:00:00

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wire expected to dolt= him the stmainate at oar MO, the company
has been able= se isonseis as se fon= ossedem and the sport has
bees me as to pesos highly gasifying to the leans of the turf. In
them* et the week a nodes was by the mope, calling
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witilk were swooroue hoped all pesodeat ; but this proved petted
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inelbensal, aid their atheism peed= were sentimed in Me meet
knelt= manner until Thursday, alma several of the Iseekenem who
bad kt their Mop to the gamblers woe aminsend betas the magic.
trans, and Ware= that if they did set hrthwitb dose their shops,
=I elm desk sightly talents, they mold be poosedd against far the
full peaky.
Friday last, Sir Watkin W. Wynn was one more returned for Den.
llttirde,, =wary to unseal expectatioa. Sir Welkin, it will be re.
veal spinet solaistes, on Gen. Gameyne's motion, which
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imaged a kegs =jerky of his mostituents, that a most formidable
°problem was arodeall to throw him out; and there is not the least
doubt it weal has. esemoded. bad not the worthy baronet, In a me.
mast of mostiappy halbeekades, perceived that the charm which had
so king emnamil the sonnty was beam, and that some accommodating
ofez=wee Inereffay, to avat the coming storm. Mr. Maddock.,
"y.wees. was nenduated menses him; and supported tribe was by
the freeholdirsof the oewaty, Sir W -Akio:would not have bees long in find.
ing out the fallacy of turning a deafest to the voice of his constituents.
Mr. Wynn Griffith, of Gam, a gondol= of sterling worth, as well as
several ether freeholders, read to him mate entertaining and most in.
struetive lectures, which are certain se lave a goad effect. The hoe
Baronet declared, that in voting for General Chseoyne's motion, he bad
no idea that it would defeat the Bill; he had gio conversation pre-
viously with the General ; and he merely supported his motion be-
cause he thought it unfair to Wagon the t tattoos or Scotland
and Ireland, at the e:peoes of England sod Wales. Be likewise said,
that If he were returned again he would vote “ for such a full and ef-
ficient reform as would satisfy the county of Denbigh.
On Wednesday last, the election for the Borough of Flint, and the
Contributary Boroughs of Rhyddlan, Ceerwys, Conwrie, and Over.
ton, took place at Flint. At twelve o'clock, Sir E. P. Lloyd, accom-
panied by several gentlemen and a large number of burgesses, entered
the town, preceded by an excellent band, with Sags, on which were
Inscribed reforming mottos. The Recorder then called upon the bar.
geases to name a 1, proper and discreet burgess " to represent them in
Parliament. This was followed by deafening shouts of " Sir Edward
Pryer Lloyd for ever."
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MARRIED.—At St. Oswald's Mr. P. Broadhurst, of Maecles.
field, to Mary, daughter of Mr. M. Gerrard, of Great Boeghton—The
Rev. W. Gibson, to Mint third daughter of the mop of this diocese
—W. Tringham, Esq. R.N. to Eleanor Amelia, widow of the We
Lleut..CoL H. Tarleton, of the 60th regiment
DIED—The let inst. at Runcorn, Miss Wright, late of Altring.
ham, sister to Mr. Henry Wright, of the Bridge Inn, Selforde—Aged
31, Pauline, wife of H. S. Meyer, Esq. Cheater Road, Hulme.—At
Hale Barnes, aged 32, Edward, second son of the late Edward Hough.
ton, Esq—Aged 70, the Rev. J. Stump, governor of the Wesleyan
academy, Woodhouse-grove.
FREEMAN'S JOURNAL, MAY 10.
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Waterford is free! The Beresfords are for ever down. Letters have
been received in the city from Waterford stating that Lord George Be.
resford has resigned. Thanks, independent electors of Waterford, a
thousand thanks for this signal triumph of the Bing, the country, the
people, and the constitution, over the scoundrel oligarchy, the bo-
roughmongers, and the won't members of the basest faction that ever
cursed this or any other country.

Monday evening a Rockite notice was posted on the gate of Thomas
B. Davenport, Baq. at Ballinacourty, Clare, regulating the hire of
labourers, and fixing a price for potato. ground. Mr. Davenport
not having complied with this mandate, all his labourers struck and
left their employ. Several notices of a like nature were posted in that
neighbourhood.
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Sunday night two fellows levied contributions upon several houses at
bloy, in the neighbourhood of Lubitsch, and broke the windows in
several of the houses which they visited. They went to the house of
James Quealey, Mr. Michael Liddy, Thomas Runs, Patrick Flana-
gan. Sir A. Fitagerald's salt-water ledge. and the small bowie occu-
pied by Mn. Clifford ; they broke the windows ofboth the latter houses.
—Mrs. Liddy, not having any money ready, was obliged to deliver
up her gold ring.
The Lord Lieutenant has offered 1001. for the appeheneloa of the
fellows who took fire arms from the house of Mr. Bourke, of Foyne's
Island, in this county ; and 9001. for the murderers of Daniel Beatings,
steward to Mr. Vandeleur, of Ralahine, county Clue.

Thunda_y, the band of iodates arrested in the act of turning up
ground at Bess, county of Clare, were taken from this city to Ennis
gaol, under an escort of the 17th Lancers and the 76th regiment A
special commission is exppecated immediately after the election, to try
them, and all other oßenders in custody.
Sunday night last three bosses were levelled on the lands of Deny-
anemone, near Urn& Oa the ante night seven houses were thrown
down In the parish of Sallyear.
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On Monday sight. Mr. Thomas Belly's barn was pulled down,
a winnowing esschine, and a plough broken, on his farm at Drum.
quin, county dClore, and his herdsman sworn to drive every beast
on the land home to his master's door the next morning. which was
punctually attended to.
CORE, MAY s.—Wheat, per 20st. 25. to 30s 6d. Flour, first, per
cwt. 21s to 225; ditto seconds, 18s to 20s Bd. Poutoes, 21 pounds,
to 7d. Oats, 14st. 131 8d to liis Eid. Barley, Nat. 12s eel to
14s 3d. Hay, per too, 82s to 70s. Straw, do. Ns to 40s. Whiskey,
Irish gallon, Is 7d. Oatmeal, per ton, 14L to 151.
DIED—At Hacketstown, county Carlow, Thomas Furies',
M relict et the late Benjamin Bushell, Leti._—At Tenby, C.
Beg. et Anima*, county Tipperary.—At Trinidad, Stephen
Coppinior,
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