The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-08-24 00:00:00

171 HES IN IRELAND.

county Kilkenny Grand Jury Room.
Summer Assizes, 1t422.
iltsot.rus—That the abuses of the Tithe System in
tl•is country, principally arising from the moor of col-
l. ction, are a source of grievous oppression and general
discontent.
REAOLVID—That in our opinion • Commutation of
ill's.e on the principal of a fair and just equivalent
is essential to the existence of the Landholder, and
would be highly conducive to the security of the Est-
a Church.
For self and fellows,
Pince BUTLER. Foreman.
Celli, AUL 17.—Informatios has been lodged before
the Ker. Mr. Herbert, a Magistrate for this County of a
dreadful outrage committed in his Parish, Monroe Abbey,
it hich lies in the neighbourhood of Mallow. On the
night of Saturday lest, shoot twenty men, well armed,
.came into the Parish, went to the houses of several farm-;
ern resident in it. and compelled them to take an oath
against payinctithes, the. Mr. Herbert had let to his
parishioners beams of his tithes, (or live years. OD the
terms proposed hr themselves, and the ruffians inquired of
the faretere, if they hid, in is instance, taken such
I ; which in g I, they denied having done, but
• tsars afterwards intimidated into a confession of having
committed this crimcagainst the edicts of the new legis-
lators, epos which all who bed been convicted of died-
roulation in this case, were seized, dragged out of their
houses, stripped and logged upon their naked backs
with a whip. for violating, as they declared, the orders
if lien. Kock.
To the above outrages we are sorry to have to add,
that notice was on leat.Monday night, posted on the
Ovens Church, threat's* with destruction those who
should pay any Tithes. A large body, supposed to be
IVhitaboys, passed Orange Honee at a ve late boor on
the same night notice was taken down the ova
morning by the Rev.:Hr. Oltiortien, the Parish Priest.
Mr. Pratt, the Rector of the Parish, ft particularly
moderate in his Tithe charges, and indulgent is receiv-
ing payment.

Thep Government of St. Domingo is likely
to produce the most serious consequences to the West
Inilia Plasters by affording an asylum to the runaway
Degrees; no less than 101 men, wolnen, and children,
had escaped from Turk's is the inhabitants of
which bad petitioned the Senior Officer in command to
afford them assist** until. the Admiral on the
Jamaica station could adopt-measures for the peeve°.
thin of this serious evil.
Considering the intricate and confused state of &chi-
siattical Law, and the endless variety of disputes, which
are daily arising between Incouitreots and Parishioners,
so recent publication can be hailed with greater appro-
bation than the “Ttaa Laws RCLaTINO to the Cceotte."
by the Rev. Mr. Williams. For bringing forward the
New Edition at the present critical moment, when many
subjects of Ecclesiastical Law are questions of doubt and
contention, great praise is due to the Author of this use-
ful Work. The quantity of information condensed into
thin Volume is really surprising, and exhibits au excel-
lest canniest on the modern art of book.spinning. By
' thost who are not in possess* of the Work, it will
acutely be credit/4 that it contains war* &tibia *al
information lh* lg a belosed is Bean's Four Volumes
on the same subject. Te the Clergy and the Public, it
cannot bet pease a s elcome present; and we do not
think that it requires a prophetic spirit to predict, that
eventually it will supersede all the isapplicable,imper-
fect, voluminous, and extensive Works, which are at pre-
sent in circulation on Ecclesiastical Law.
The very early departure of the Swallow le said to
prognosticate a hard winter. It is remarked that
. these birds are now congregating 10 the way which
•Is usual late io September, or October, and apps-
rattly for the purpose of migration.
-ixectrrioar.—About half past one o'clock, on Sa.
*Way, Michael Mulcahy was brought out on the
drop, in front of the County Gaol, to undergo the
senteace of death passed upon him at the last Assins,
far &lag at Patrick °eery, one of the Preventive
Water Guards. The solemn protestation of his inno-
cence which he made a few minutes before sen
was p d upon him, be renewed with sensual so-
lemnity at his last moments. Ha died without a
struggle, and apparently with little or so pain. No
Christian, perhaps under any circumstances, could ap-
pear to quit life with sentiments more perfectly rill-
gious.—(lPeterford Mirror.)
WAIOIIIIORD 11•11t1i0T, Ave. 19—Butter varied be-
tween 76a, 6d. awl 775. 61. for beet; some sold for
765. some for 78e. ; at the clime of the market
it laded rather down than up; weighedat the Crane
567 firkios.
HORNCASTLE FAlL—This fair. which conclualed 00
Wrdseaday the 21st, has been distinguished by an
.sousual degree of briskness. The show of horses
was net, so large as we have seen, owing we believe,
to very few horses having been bred within the last four
years. Of hunters, prime barons bones, sad the best
sort of hackneys, the supply was by no means equal
In the demand; consequently they expelieneed a brisk
sale. Inferior backways, ;morally a drag, title year
sold readily; and cart horses. particularly prime
ores, were is great request. la feet, vet/ few heroes
left the fair imolai. The prices is general may be
considered from NU 25 per twat. higher, than last
year. There were several foreigners in the fair, who
bought largely, and an agent from the Horse Bas tar
in London also purchasode..prirvuntber. The beast
fair we' a smelt one, sad_ped prices were obtained.
Oa the road toadies. trim Glasgow to Renfrew
several fields of wheat are cut dews. sod a great part
of one 6th! of eats. The crops are excellent. The
potatoes, beim; he fall bloom, have a very beautiful
appearance ; and, owing to the mild warm showers we
have lately had, she late *nears still rapidly irprov-
. ng.—(Gleegote Chronicle.)
Spalding Cora Market et Tuesday last, was
very dull, grala being a great deal lower than last
week, •

At 'levee o'clock yesterday meraing, as loosest was
held at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, on Bp body of Jos.
Littlewood, a boy about nine years of VC It appeared
that on Wednesday eveniag, between eight end nine
o'clock, the deceased was playing with 1 other
children at the bottom of Cork lane, near Giltspar-street,
when a waggon passed be, end the children followed it.
When in Smithfield, the ekteeased, in order to get away
from hie companions who were pursuing him. run andfu
the waggon, and another boy was following to catch
him, when the carter unasked his whip to prevent him;
at the sound of the whip the deceased, in endeavouring
to get oat between the wheels, stumbled and fell; and
the off bind wheel passed over the back part of his bead
and neck. The waggon was immediately stopped, and
the unfert,seato boy taken to the above hospital, but be
was quite dead ; the right-side said bask part of the skull
Sting dresgaily resound, and the eollar-boae•broken.
The jury retuned a verdict Accidental Death ;"
Levying a deedand of h. on the wheel,