The Sun. — 1834-10-02 (London, England)

IRELAND.  ________,........._ tett e Archbishop of Armagh and the Ladies Beresford are ed • Ph, ot the palace of Armagh for the winter. . .Much corn'? are expected, and much hospitality will preNail. J`htecin abri,ck Shaw, Esq., has arrived in Dublin. aritki"lshop of Clogher has arrived at Woodstock, county 8641.1,w, from Harrowgate. -,"• lll'Mahon has arrived in Dublin from: the North. ttll'Ali."fraY,family, and suite, leave Dublin this day chila seat in the county Longford. blot , Thursday evening Sir W. Gosset arrived at Whit-114: use, Carlow, and next morning proceeded to 1%24h-house, the residence of Lord. Duncannon. -...un k. , t Doneraile has arrived in Dublin. ke;'4llstice Vandeleur has arrived in Bath. at aPtat .„ia Williams, and Captain Magennis, nephew of the 1/I,:b.e,aniskillen, left Florence-court on Thursd.ay. ..:.... Mr. a i u , lake - gan• II lib rton M.P. for Forfar, is at present 04'41t With the Hon. and Rev. J. C. Maude, at Chanterhill. 1/are I.4eaciaY the Earl of Portarlington arrived in MarySh' after visiting his estates in the neighbourhood of o; P,,,.,11 Thursday the Earl proceeded. to the hospitable tnillpf- IQ' W C. Cooper, of Cooper-hill,where he Esq., a tour -grett,,c' Until Saturday, whence he proceeded on ht Vrat his estates in the Queen's County. &I ".1;. iartt belland J. Muspratt, Esq., arrived last. week 'a,:ilt-bit',rorni3the ntral board, London, on a tour of insp 11.1;:itnws—a aranchescoef the Provincial Bank in this Commercialcountry. it,7ltekralaging committee of the Agricultural and 'At f- .. tre ty fora house in a central part of Geor!e'estitt4ll44.)lls,llleairMeam-eZtae opening of a branch bank. The Pr i-r also about to transfer the business of the. tl4 att:inkeat to a more commodious and suitable concern in 0.1`11,13e Street. L• rick Paper. tif-n%ltt. hataL'W.e—thozunageht that we should hear no more of the ratZt sulinaigns ; but the. garrison at Dungarvon, consisting are e‘at tqs: together with 42 constables, under the corne4l,,,,aPloymatipendiary magistrate, and their respective officers, dr '1,114 `4 at Ballynacourt, in assis i gThSamuel Smith, of iled I.' 14 the valuation of tithes. They returned like 4.hip";_tires-40t;•-- Tipperary Free Press. Qiellrfary action have been served on the proprietor of the f 8,,Ra11.,.....).7e Press. for an alleged libel on the Earl o their"rettd ~o'-anierzck Chronicle.. Ptotellart4 llag. females in this city and vicinity, who entered Witt, Ftio4 to Willing to go out this month under Government ttC the e,,,_` New South Wales, as N•oluntary settlers, have, up the intention, and at to pro'ePtion of three or four,. given t ark i eeeti• The vessel is now at .Dublin, and will call It:Talt tti a few d vs L' erick Chronicle. 0-;lnvli..,..llllo.‘iYiocrb, days. —d been labouring under hydrophobia in the bite of a cat, expired 041 clay. Unite days past, from lutlieet.rea'-•-•uiPtiedd4Y,Zerning, whilst on guard at the barracks, a. sol.. ttei' eotut,,f`tt y, belonging to the 60th Rtihfleese,nnnotwensttsateifonieids map thro elifelo de se, by discharging 1.40.,atid „,t!gh his own body. The ball entered the ab flout . tba ',-;-)ar'.7t out close to tnhde spine of the back. Dr. quickly Nunn. wereNqoucakusye 14,;'71etid4leer,i8iiiitt surgeon, a only survived three hours. 111)4114 tilifsesmigattleedi_for. tehtedreadful act, but jealousy of a comrade n that own.— Wexford Independent. furl'believee