Glasgow Courier. — 1850-11-05 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

OOO. The poor's rates on one of the lota in the so till he died in the evening. When the police came told them comity of Clare amounted to 9s. 6d .in the pound. The estate of Wiilimn Kenna was of the party. The only persons in the house Mr. George Cashel, situated in the county of Tipperary, and pro- were her muter (the deceased), his mother, a servant man (Michael dotting a profit-rent of £BB6, was bought for £3,400 by Mr. W. Quinlan), and a girl (Peggy Dwyer). Goold, one of the best and most popular lendlorde in the south of Peggy Dwyer, aged about 15 years, sworn—Her evidence Ireland. A profit-rent of £lll per annum, from lands in the exactly coincided with the former witness. She stated she knew county of Kildare, found no competent bidder; and it was with- William Kenna (whom she identified) as long as she knew any drawn. An estate, consisting of IRWIN houses, and premises, in one, and could not be deceived in him. the county of Dublin, the property of Mr. Batchelor, well put up Michael Quinlan, third witness, was most reluctant in -giving in two WSW, which realised together the sum of £9,876. The sale evidence. He did not leave his room till all was over; stating of the Donegal estate of the late Sir Arthur Chichester was offered that he was asleep. Nothing material was elicited from him. In five lots, and although there was to lack of bidders, none of the Drs. Foranyeth and Quinlan proved the death of the deceased snots offered were deemed to be of adequate value, so the sale was caused by different fractures of the skull, and other serious neighbours stood adjourned. injuries inflicted by some blunt instrument. is. ..e county in forming an Association The verdict of the jury was," That deceased came b, in connexion with the "Soottish Protective Association," i from several wounds inflicted on him by two men as yet in support of the principles of Protection of Native and Manchester, Friday.—The home consumers of twist and aided and &undated by William Kenna. Colonial Industry. The Earl of Strathmore is President, weft are doing very little. Good fine spinnings continue William Kenna Kenna was Immediately committed trial at with the Earl of A irlie, Lord Gray, and Lord Douglas, Vice. dull; and the inquiry for doubled is both partial and very neat assi The brother, who lived quite convenient to Presidents; and a Council, including a large body of limited. To-day, however, rather more cheerfulness has of the murder, as also his wife, it is him, was, agriculturists, manufacturers, and merchants of the ,beaten the morning by the same party. Their lives are not in danger. been obserotble, and a slightly increased inquiry expe- - suppose" of which Colonel Kinloch of 'Ode is Secretary rienced for Indi.f, and partially also for the Continent of A pleasant country to live—out of—is this Tipperary. A nice county is divided into seven districts; and the chief Europe. The former has arisen from a telegraphic an- of the society in the meantime are stated to be, the supply county to purchase an encumbered enough, people who understand ha wa sesdO h hesitate to 's age nouncement that the overland mail brings accounts of a of information se to the effects of free trade on the various therein. Forexample, at a sale by tlie commissioners, in I Hen.ves I decided improvement in the prices of Manchester fabrics, interests of the country, the formation of district societies, which were largely in dennod in the Calcutta market. The rietta Street, lately, • Tippet ary es , producing a profit rent of and the ultimate establishment of a fair and equitable pro- 1 Bombay market Appears, kOWeVar, to have lust activity._ gaga or thereabouts, was urobsse4 for Sir W. P. Galway, the faction against the untazed productions of foreign labour.— Nancherier _Psarclas. petitioner, ON 48,49001. MpN" Wier Shea saw years' pintas., Prth Coirior.