The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-03-04 00:00:00

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F UNRItAL PROCP.SSION of THOS. CINITS.
This morning the remains of the above highly re.
spected Gentle,nan wete remored from his late re-
sidence in Stratton-street. Pilscadilly, for interment in
the family vault at Itockston Abbey. Oxfordshire. At
nine o'clock the procession begin to more at a slow
and solemn pare. in t!ae following' (leder :
Ten horsemen, two and two.
Mutes.
Plume of Feathers.
Iteirr-s, Do.
THE HEARSE.
Drawn by sir black horses, bearing on the Palls the arm.-
rialliscutcheons of the

bupporters, with scarfs. -
ow ,d,Three Mourning Coaches and Six.
Thiardage of Deceased, drawn by four black horses.
A issiDtraie of Noblemen aedGeutivutens' carriages
closed the procession, among which were those of their
Royal Highness% the Dukes of York, Clarence. ant
Sussexisdiewde Guildford, Coventry, Somers, Stewart,
Dudley.,W CIIIRMen ; Mir Francis Borden, &c. Le.
An iditesQuancourse of persona assembled.
Reporlwwe are now assurcd,,has not exaggerated
the amou of the property bequeathed to Mts. Catena. ..,.
Besides the 900,000 f. it is calculated that lady will
possess an income of between 60,0001. and 66,110a1.
a year. Eden-the house of basiness in the Suited
has, it is understood, been bequeathed to her. The
gentleman whom Mr. Courts has appointed executor
of his Will is Mr. Dickic—a confidential clerk, who
has been many years io the house, aed to whom the
hate Duke of Queensbory left a legacy of MlOOl. for his
attention to his Grace's Accompt. -
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EXIWUTION
OP VIRZI KIN FOR THZ ATTACA ON THE POLIII AT
CHVICHTOWN.
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Conc, Fan. Sl6.—At an early hour yesterday morning.
Cornelius Rylahan, John Mahony, and Daniel Breen,
who bad been tried and convicted on Friday last, for doe
burning of the barracks at Churchtown, aid aiding and
assisting in the murder of Hugh Cologan, and other
Policemen, left4lallow for Churchtown, strongly guard-
ed, and accompanied by the Rev. Mr. Reify, parish
priest of Mitchelstown, and the Rev. Thomas Snglarbt.
Roman Catholic Chaplain to the City Gaol. On arn nil
at the spot where the unfortunate men were to expiate
by their deaths the crime of which they had been tor. d
guilty, there were very few persons assembled. and
those who were present were principally composed of
women.
The Rev. Mr. Kelly addressed the unhappy men, as
well as the people, in Irish; and was followed by Mr.
England. in English, in-a very impressive and feeling
address. Both gentlemen exhorted those under their
spiritual care at the awful moment to make atonement
for, and confess, their offences ; 'hut they all protested
their innocence of the crime for which they w're &bolt
to wafer, and in this declaration tberpersevertd to the
last.
The absence of the male part of the population from
this appalling scene of death, which the women of ;he
country did not hesitate to attend. is a rewarkahle cir-
cumstance; but what is considered more extraordinary
is the fact, that scarcely any of the country Gentlemen
of the neighbourhood were present, at which, as may be
amity supposed, the High Sheriff was disappointed. It
seams strange. imieed, that on such ea occasion, abet
Where the prisoners had been convicted ef.beyonal ell
israti, the most enqvmpos eft *fall those which
eta investigated at Alm kt; ' ' telleimioS. the
of ton country dill eotOMI ' t 1r mew if, the
y-et the deed. by ginfafy ritir istliorikkokiho ekl,
keens of their prance... Bet it fs setter es to
only awe faots.-.4l6suiroorr . •
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