Star.
London, England, 1829-11-30 00:00:00

IRELAND.

From the Dublin Evening Mail.
THE DON ERAI LE CON SPIRATOKS.—Another respite,
amounting in point of fact to a reprieve, has been re-
ceived at Cork for the three men under sentenle of death
for the conspiracy to murder Messrs. Bonk Low, and
Creagh. We have so often and so unequivocally ex-
pressed our opinion upon the extraordinary proceedings
of the Government with respect to these men, as well as
to the trials had at Cork, that we deem it unnecessary to
repeat either. Of the guilt of the persons convicted no
one living entertains the least doubt, and we copy the fol-
lowing from a local paper possessing the best informa-
tion upon the subject. Our Southern Cotemporary, The
Cork Constitution, is quite correct, as, indeed, it gene-
rally is, in the sentiment expressed in its concluding
remark upon this extraordinary procedure :
F as Resorts Fos ens Doersama Cossnevross.nrOn.
last night a further respite arrived in town for Shine, Roche, and
Magrath, who were convicted at the late Special Commisaion for
the Conspiracy at Doneraile. The period at which the ceecution
is fixed is nominanly for the tOth of April, the day to which Leary
bad been previously respited, but the extension of the time amounts
to a full reprieve. While these unfortunate men were under sen-
tence, and their lives were in the scale, we abstained from offering
a single observation that could la the most remote degree appertain
to the prejudice of their case, or tend to interfere with the dictates
of mercy. Put see arenow, relieved from the silence we bad im-
posed on ourselves, and we have no hesitation in saying, that we
believe each and every of the foot men who have been respited
guilty to the fullest possible extent of the conspiracy to murder the
magistrates named in the indictment on which they had been con-
victed.—Cock Cinstitution of Tuesday.
Mr. Creagh, one of the respectable gentlemen marked
out for slaughter by the diabolical conspirators of the
County of Cork, has addressed the following letter to the
Constitution. In our last we stated that there was no
foundation for the report circulated—and which we are
bound to add, was generally prevalent, that this gentle-
man and Mr. Low had resigned their Commissions of the
Peace, and written a strong representation to Govern-
ment upon the subject of the late trials :
To the Editor of the Cork Constitution.
" Doneraile, November ite, 182.
•
• " Sit,—You were perfectly safe in stating, that the line of con-
duct pursued by me was in accordance with my friend and brother
magistrate, Mr. Low. I did not resign the commission of the
peace—l did not write a letter to the Government commenting
in strong and indignant terms on the course adopted with respect
to the persons convicted at the late special commission—nor did I
express any intention of selling my property, or quitting my native
country. I am, Sir, Ike.
" MICHAEL CREAGH."
HIGH SHERI-iv-PS of CU UNTIES in IRELAND
• FOR THE YEAR 1850. •

Names of the Gentlemen returned by the Judges of Asa
serve the office of High Sheriff for the ensuing .year :
Atrraus—The Hon. Henry Montague Upton ; Miclawkikidar-.
nis, Esq. George Macat tney, Erq.
A RKAGIII Marcus Sinnott, Esq. Sir Francis Workman MiNaglis.
ton, Kat. Thomas Prideaux 8a11,284.
Cau.ow—Henry Fdkener,.&q: Robert Clayton, Browns, Esq.
John J. Begot, Esq.
Csems—Richard Scott; Charles GM Morton; Imes Sane.
demon, juo.
Cr-ass—Augustus Butler, Ballyline. Esq, Ends • Francis Gore,
jun. Tyoredagh Castle, Tails, Esq. John O'Brien, of Ernes'', Esq.
Coar—Richard Townsend, Clement John Forster, Standbh
Garrett Barry, Leamlars House, Esqrs.
DonaoaL—Sir Edward Hayes, Bart. John Harvey. George
Young, Esqrs.
Down—Nicholas Charles Whyte. William Mussendas. Arthur
Jones Esqrs.
Dmitrat—Lord Brabazon. Hen. T. Barnwall, Sir J. Coghill.
FrnorAxacen—Lfeutenint Colonel Hugh • Montgomery, Arthur
&Oahe, Alezander Emerald, &qrs.
Ossarsy—Michael Dillon Bellew, John DonneUsit, William
Handcock. Esqrs.
Kaase—Hon.T. Brown, Hon. B. Rollins, J. D. Godfrey, Esq.
Kananz—Jolap James Pomeroy r Henry Baron Roebeek ;
Robert Archbold, Esqrs.
Kussinse—George Bryan. Esq. Hon. ThOmas Walker, Arthur
St. George, Esq.
Sam's Cowin—Val. Bennett, John Tibeando, J. F. Relleston.
&qrs.
Lamm—Sir Jades Rowley, John Peyton, Frauds O'Beirne,

Esqts.
Lmastra—Jantes Dennis Lyons, Tuoreen; William Gabbett,
Caitlin; :William Cos, Ballynoe, Bqa.
Lostoroan—&r Hugh Crofton, Bart. Nathaniel Forth, Henry

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Smith, Esqrs.
Louvt—Thomas Macau, Sir Patrick Bellew, Bart. Sir Henry
Goodrich.
Mato—George Aloore, Andrew Crean Lynch, Arthur Knox
Gore, Esq. • •
Almen--Gnstavus Lambert, Hon. Edward Preston, Richard
Ruston Pe taberbert. Ears.
Alottoonam—Jams Hamilton, Henry Leslie, James Johnston,