The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-04
IrIah InIGIIiRrncc.

In consequence oi tho numerous app ,a'i11i
for lOOnoy presented 20 Mr.. . urion, unic,rt no
suppOrition that ho is tho holder Of c'rt,n %.
tat's h'quraihod 10 him hy his grandfather, ha
has puhn.hed pa : phlct stating tho eNsc. gir-
cumatAEcpa Of tho caro-.
appoirs thai H. 1913. baloro Tho ouilrs,k
Of the lri'h rob,ll op, ho executed two dsoda,
assignllg the whole Of bis prcporty TO his o'i-
H BROTHER Lord lnthiuun, AM Nj w. Greig
pc''ora' tiaUd--tO bee hell 10y IN m in trust
for tie u.O Of hls Wile and CNid-rn. O1 hs
tctuu ltOn exile, hu "liyed with Mira o Brion
sd his fan ", az tho family r-sIleLcs OF Ca.
hermoJle, sud was permitted by Mri. O'lI-ie n
TO oni0y tho routs and profits Of iho sail es-
talos, and - ouioy tho said trust premises ~ no
hal formerly done, but tho receipts we're give
10 the form Toll wing, tNat is TO say, 'rfus-
tete CE william ). OBu.u.' Mrs. O'Bdsn
died in June lus', and Immediately afterwards,
Mr. OBien called upon the trustees to
fc-conyCy to him the estates granted by tho
deed Of 1913, 20 which doms-d they declined 10
'cce1e, as thy wors apprsheneivs they could
not legally or with prupreiy comply herewith,
but the said W. ). O'Brlen insists that /, il
against equity AMI good Co.scionso that he
should DO held bound hy the said deed" 40
has Threatened p-ocsedlngsin in Chancery, to COM
pei The trustees ito execute rs-cOnyeysrce.
and AZ other lines It has BEEN stated by the said
william Smith O'Bdsn, that he intended To
defeat tho said decd. by ,fyecting a 81, Of the
lands compri'ol in them 20 purchaser for val.
ne. Under thtss Circumst nCes the trustees
have hled a petition in tho Irish Court Of chan
cefy, praying TO he relieved from further TO-
spon'ibility in relation TO the deeds, and that
Tie trusts may be administered u-def ths di-
Tcction Of the Cobrt.
A deputaiion Of gentlemen from ths counties
Sligo, ROseommon and Galway, heAlsi by tho
OConnor Dor, waited on the Lord Lieutenant
70 pre@ mt peti'onson the subject Of tho prevail
lrg di'tie's In these counties, and desiring that
me government shOulS adopt measures Of relief.
Ills EXcellency stated that the subject should
receive tho attention II deserved, bat that tho
Govornment had Information that tho distr,ss
was Kelly 10 provo lees tormldabls than was
Appretend,d.
Tho opening OF Hilary Term was attended, by
he usual I. .rmalitIos at the Four Courts, DUB
10. Tbs Court Of Chalcety was thrOnged
with sTectator,, and during tho dly cu-
Iicus APP icaton was made 10 the Lord ChAn.
iellcr' About 100 years ago, Robert Bfiilick,
: member OF tho now extinct Corporation oil
ifim, IN the interest Of - jDJ forever, in
ruS'i ioT four PrOtts'ant froeu en- of that town.
hat ,sth might get every year a coat, pair OF
lreeches OF gray cloth, lined with pr5ea bliLO
v serge, with eight Cents a week for bread, and
uns OF hye shillIBRi and ten shlllings on tho
'rincipal festival. Such Of the froemens sons
8 were hpprontiCed to the wOOlltn trais were
o 10 supplied with Bible and Prayer hook
ach. In Time the fund accumulated 10 4g.5OO.
lhere being now no Protestant freelnsn in
Tin, application was nAdo 10 divert tho funds
o some other uLjcct. The Lord Chancellor or.
ered tho funds 10 DO paid into Court, ard re.
efrtu the matter 10 q Master in Chancarv