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THE LATE MR, JOHN HERON. BY the loss of the above-named Gentleman? on his passage at sea from Bristol to Dublin, on of July instant, his Family, consisting of a Wife mp/i Seven young Children, have been bereft of kind ami attentive husband ambfathcr, and the Revenue and the Publ

in this Mat- Mines, County Wicklow, iter, WEDNESDAY, the l2d of SEPTEMBER, at One o’Clock, in the Coffee Room, of the Royal Eachange, Dublin, about Shares in the Wicklow Copper Mine Company, originally issued per Share. Theae Shares are becoming very valuable property, and a aaf

bleeding thing, the Municipal Reform (?) Bill back to the place whence it came, and from that to be taken to the place execution, there to be hanged by the neck, until it is quite dead. But will Lord Melbourne be party this insulting and melancholy farce ? Will he offer this aff

and self-appointed saviours'* of the church declare themselves satisfied with their doings on its behalf; do not hear murmur against their work from those who have the longest denounced its abuses sod suffered from oppressions. That party, indeed, which desired to reform only th

have not had it in our power, from the preas of matter in our columns of late, to give place to the Exhibition until the present moment; and do not regret our delay,! as we can speak now with more possession of the subject,! having had several opportunities of viewing the works

MAKRiice Li>e.—On Tuetiay morning tbcdaughUrof the Right Hon. Lord Kenyon was led to the hymeneal altar by the lion. Captain Best, R.N.,son of Lord Wynford. The ceremony was performed St. Mary's Church, Bryanston-square, St. Marylcbone. A was to a numerous circle of the fashiona

TO THE EDITOR THE TIMES. Sir—ln the report of Eriduy’s debate 1 observe that Mi. Old, the Chairman committee which has not yet reported, nor even considered of its icpurt, has thought propel insinuate discredit against the statements petition from some hundred freeholdus of the o