The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-29 00:00:00

IRELAND,

COLLISION AT SEA.—The Hibernia steamer w
North-wall, Dublin, ran down a small smack aboute
mile from the Pigeon-house. It is supposed t',l',s of
were drowned. The masthead of the smack aPPe d
the water.
•stagDECREASE OF THE POPULATION.—lt
of the northern papers that the population of -fpot,4
of Agherton, in the neighbourhood of the 101,6tP
town of Coleraine, has decreased 1,500 within the of

years, chiefly on account of emigration. Afi/
POUR PERSONS DROIVNED NEAR ARRAN.---013.Dkf,
evening, a canoe, in which were three persoa,,hA
Patrick M`Donough, John Conneely, Patrick
bile
and two others, whose names are unknown, t'lll,se,
into the Arran Island Rock, near the ligh,t,v•, 003
upset by a sudden squall, and four out of Liw.
perished.—Galway Vindicator. , tar,,n
ABDUCTION OF A GIRL IN DUBLIN.--A 460
Mrs. Ellen Quinlan, the proprietress of a lodg'-',l;t!"4
No.l, Sandwith-street, Dublin, applied to the 1170'4
of that city for a warrant, and tendered ifi'° at Id
against an Englishwoman who came to lodgers 1,1101
plainant's house, and remained there for six we that'
the name of Bridget O'Dea. It appeareo,teatiOj
Friday week, Mrs. O'Dea announced her
departing that evening for Liverpool; she to°',lool#6
Mrs. Quinlan, and requested that Mrs. Quinlail'stte la young girl, should be allowed to see her to ,
and bring her bandbox. The mother consenteoLd arids,
girl accompanied Mrs. O'Dea, but has not swas
heard of. On inquiry at the packet office it ‘c for
tained that places or berths had been taken 001, 44
O'Dea and the girl, Hannah Quinlan, to Livery
thence per railway to Dewsibury,. in YOrks,,fal sub,'
magistrate immediately issued a warrant to be
to England for the arrest of the woman O'Dea' heA
the recovery of the girl.
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THE SHIPPING TRADE OF BELFAST.—,---
Whig observes that, during the past week, tbe degree
foreign shipping have presented an unusual 00501
animation :—" There are at present upwards Of°,a o°o
averaging from 700 to 1,300 tons burthen, "lattero.
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Prince's dock ; and so completely packed is the hoe 9
foreign shipping that vessels of large tonnaq tbeoo
compelled to haul along Albert-quay. Duigrraatiroi/al
five years—indeed, since the great eni
raged in the North—we have not been visited fej
large number of foreign ships ; and the er°,l3pll/3„;0'
which has been afforded to the labouring 13;01,9
usually engaged at the quays is, consequently, ,ipeFs
siderable. In the coasting trade, however, hii,,"o4/9
rather dull; there is comparatively a small
vessels in port, principally owing to adverse 110 1J•
the coal trade is not so well supplied as usual. t Deotr
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is merely temporary, and it is to be hoped that
mation in the foreign department will extend '
branches of the shipping trade." • tiff
A MODERN MlLvomo.—An eccentric-IooWS at
dual, named James Dunne, appeared on sumn3oVortes
head police-office, Dublin, last week, before -Mr. et 900'
answer the complaint of Matthew Kelly and Brid,goreo,
alias Dunne, for assaulting and for having useube
ing language towards them. It appeared that tatipo
complainant had lately got married to Kelly, gre„oilliet
disappointment of the defendant, who had been to
addresses to her. Some days ago, he haPPerleci, 00,14,
the newly-wedded pair in the street, and was s'bri
with a sense of the fair one's perfidy, that Laidhe V
her in no measured terms with her cruel condtic,iiie
meeeded so far as to strike the bridegroom. ball`
t did not deny the charge, but, in defenc%ol,4ol
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each a document, from which the f°,j,er
:—I James Dunne was after a 3'27„lrfe,et
e Bridget Wynn, got her hand & word a' '-tel 6
• 3 she would marry me I tread 100
its gook (joke) and coffee, 3° -AI 1
several shillings on her I refused 26 volla

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