The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-05-24 00:00:00

IRELAND.

A
4M" G the u rumours curent in Dublin is one that Mr.
•/3 by Roche, M.p., will shortly be raised to the peerage
title of Viscount Fermoy, and that Mr. J. Heard,
P for Kinsale, is to have a baronetcy.
1,1,7
poptiaoL STEALING has become alarmingly prevalent in
ori the Bof the county of Clare. An inhuman ruffian cut
tongue out of a lamb and a ewe a few days ago at
'envale, in order the more easily to strip them of the
DISTILLATION.—iIIiCit distillation is carried
xtensively in the west, and the revenue police have
s'._Bcle to
to a large amount in Connerrsara and other
etirts Of the county of Galway.
thisur OF HER MAJESTY.—It is very generally believed
nisiatt her Majesty and her illustrious consort intend to
i the Irish
Wil Exhibition, and to make a stay of three or
cutr days in Dublin, about the close of July, when on their
y to Scotland.
Tut, la
Stat POWER-LOOM IN BEIFA appears, from 8
ealeat in the Northern II hig, that successful experi-
tisents have been made in introducing the power loom in
manufacture of linen cloth in Belfast, and that this
ange islikely to lead to a revolution in the staple trade
Ulster.(3l

that SCDDEN DEATH .—A letter from Ballinasloe announces.
NI r. Gerald Fitzgerald, the stipendiary magistrate of
that district, while attending the Johnstown
racecourse,
end in the act of speaking to his daughter, fell from his
horse, and on being taken up it was found that life was
I"ailY extinct.
1111t4P- COAST FISHERIES.—The Galway Packet states
desl,itle coast fisheries are now carried on with the most
tiadttnccess, and that the arrest and committal of the
puttin,,,,
a rioters has produced a most salutary effect in
9thstruetedt' tbe°d to a system of intimidation that had
411;,' in the be enterprising persons engaged in " trawl-
iftELA !Y of Galway.
mast ,
like England, is to have a military encamp-
Kilda„ surnmer. It will be formed on the Curragh of
Vents clo a large scale; the force to comprise five r
11,,a,' of the line—the King's Dragoon Garde, the 11 th
atld ;ars, and detachments of Artillery, Horse Artillery,
-uancers.
HER Ar
and - "AJESTY'S VISIT.—The visit of her Majesty
the
Prince Albert, to Dublin, with the elder branches of
auebroyal family, may be expected, about the end of July
Princereginning of August. The King of the BFlgians the
and Princess of Prussia, with other distinguished.
gv,,!l, are expected to be in the royal suite.—Dublin
"t4g Post.
t,
"tain •,,XODUS still continues, and great fears are enter-
a„" of Able sufficient supply of labour being left for the
IC 'est. -bodied labourers and small farmers form
ev bulk of the emigrants. From Tralee alone, 1,000
e left fora merica ; and a Waterford paper states that
`jeliztination ards of ,700 left the quay of that town for the same
during the last three months of 1832.
DEATHOF SIR MONTAGU LOWTHER CHAPMA N,
th • BART'—Accounts have reached Ireland of the demise of
.17.18 gentleman, who was falsely reported to have been
sa44'wned about six months back. He died in February
igltn board ship while proceeding from Melbourne to
neY. He represented Westmeah in Parliament fro
„ oto 1841, and was high sherifft in 1844. He is suc-
m
'-'eeded by his brother, Benjamin James.
dalsx EDUCATION.—A Dublin correspondent of the
?Pectator sends the following warning as to the proceed-
Lnis of the officials at the Educational Board :—" I have
excellent rean fr b.,lieving that he Government are
about to throw Archbishop Whateleyt over, and to bundle
1114:1 and his Scripture lessons and evidences of the truth
Christianity er uncereoniousl out of doors. Mr.
131ackburn has withdrawnm his resolution against the
tabooing of all knowledge of the historical facts of Chris-
ianitY in the model schools of the National Board ; and
Instead thereof, a milk-and-water amendment of Baron
to
rebe ,calculate
Ito make matters worse than they are, is
substituted

‘II:RDER;;;;Tt GALWAY.—The Galway Packet con-
tains the following account of a murder which was per-
Petrated near that town :—" A young woman named
ClitLeriap Kiladrigan yeas found ou Tuesday morning