Star.
London, England, 1829-06-16 00:00:00

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Dusur. Joni 13.—. Every account from Clare is
read with the most intense interest, the more particularly
as there is little doubt, notwithstanding the previous
assurances to the contrary, that Mr. Vevey Fitzgerald
will contest the election.

KERRY.—The Registry of 101. and 201. Freeholders
commenced on Wednesday at Tinter, for the Division
of Tralee, before Mr. Freeman, the Assistant Barrister,
and a Bench of Magistrates. At the opening of the'
Court it was decided that 501. Freeholders should be
registered before the Judges of Assizes. Only thirty-
eight cases were heard dining the day, and out of that
number thirteen • ere rejected, and three were undecided,
leaving only twenty.two qualified Freeholders for the'
first day. Many persons who gave notice have declined
to come forward in consequence of the severe scrutiny
to which those who had been examined were subjected.
The number who can quality out of the 799. who have
given notice to the County, will not exceed 500.
RIPIRISENTATION Or Wzrzazonn.—The following
persons are spoken rf as likely to stand for the Repre-
sentation of the County, in consequence of the resit;na•
tion of Mr. Villiers Stuart: Sir Richard Musgrave, Witt.
Lord George Berestord, and fienryWilton Barron, Fog.

Fifty-nine freeholders only were registered at Moat
Sessions, County Westmeath. out of 290 that gave notice.
The Session for the registry of freeholds at Cashel
commenced on Monday ; only 26 qualified on that day ;
250 notices had been served.

Three hundred aad thirty-two freeholders are noticed
for registry at Roscrea the 26th instant.
LIMSRICIL.—Bruff Sessions closed on the 12th, and
from the three baronies which served notices, namely.
Costlea, Coshma, and Small County, to the number of
623, there were registered 227.
CLatta.—ln the barony of Burren, county Clare. 13
applicants Twittered, 6 were rejected, and the others
did not answer.
Extract of a letter from Ennistimon, dated Thurs.
day—H The great O'Connell left this yesterday quite
disgruntled at the issue of the registries. The county
owe much to Mr. Cornelius O'Brien, who prevented
gross impositions: there is no doubt but that any resi•
dent starting for the representation of Clare, will sig-
nally defeat the Demagogue, whose protege, Master
IMaurice, entertained the natives with an Irish jig last
night on the sand.."
Major M'Namara gives his interest to Mr. O'Connell
in Clare.

There ate upwards of six hundred 501. and 201. free-
hnlders in the county of Clare. whose influence will
more than counterbalance the 101. freeholders. should
the majority of the latter be prevailed on to vote fur
Mr. O'Connell.

Mr. Major, the Assistant Barrister of Clare, has been
addressed in most complimentary terms by the Magis.
trates of Donegal on his removal to the former station.
During the Registry Sessions at Ennistimon, a man
was sentenced to 14 days imprisonment by the Assistant
Barrister for disturbing the Court.
Counsellor Hobson is now holding a Sessions in the
town of Tipperary, where, up to Friday night, the entire
number registered at Conine', Cashel, and Tipperary,
amounted to 146.
The Sessions for registering freeholds for that portion
of the &Ist Riding of Cork, comprised in the district of
Middleton, were opened by Mr. Manley in th.t town
on Monday last. Out of SS names who gave notice of
application to register, only SO presented themselves,
op to Friday inclusive ; of these 22 were admitted by
the Assistant Barrister as valid freeholders, and eight
were rejected.
Out of 209 applicants at Rilmanhomss Sessions,
county of Waterford. only S 4 were admitted to register.
Mr. Rosati JosIPH Frogmen. of•Rabasane, bas ad-
dressed the Electors of the County Galway, claiming
their votes at the next election. The candidate is a Ro-
man Catholic.

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