... DEATH OF JUDGE VANDELEUR. We regret to announce the demise of Judge Vandeleur, which took place half-past ten o’clock Sunday morning, at his seat, at the north suburbs of thia city. GIBBONS AND WILLIAMS’ BANKRUPTCY.— A meeting of creditors -a. held this ...

... DEATH OF JUDGE VANDELEUR. Tht hope ...

... DEATH OF JUDGE VANDELEUR The hnpe was ilelusive that promised a coutimianee of life to this most excellent man. expired yesterday morning at half-past ten. full of years he was of honour, deplored hy his relatives and friends—rejretted all. As a Lawyer ...

... DEATH JUDGE VANDELEUR. With deep sorrowing perform the sad task recording the death one of our most amiable and truly upright Judges. Mr. Justice Vavdblrl'k. whose illness terminated in his di* ol dion at half-past ten o'clock Sunday morning, his house ...

... death of Judge Vandeleur, has been ollered to the Attor- ney-General for Ireland, whose answer has not been received. This appointment would give the greatest satisfaction in Ireland; but the services Serjeant Perrin will of the consequence during the ...

... The vacancy caused in the Irish Bench, hy the death Mr. Justice Vandeleur, is at last filled up. Mr. l*erriu is now the fourth Justice the King’s Bench. Mr. Perrin having accepted the vacant seat on the Bench, with promise of promotion, Mr. O’Loghlen ...

... his faculties till the last moment, and died with perfect composure. The vacancy on the Irish Bench, occasioned the death of Judge Vandeleur, has been offered to the Attorney-General for Ireland, whose answer has not yet been receiyeu. BK appointment would ...

... Bart. foreman. Mr. Sergeant Greene accompanies Baron Foster on the Munster C’ircut, in consequence o( the lamented death of Judge Vandeleur. . Sir Thomas B. Butler, Bart., foreman the Carlow Grand Jury, and Mr. Baggot, against whom informations are preferred ...

... Tories, majority of lifty-fire. It is mi'liTstood that tbs vacant scat in tlic Irish Court of King's Bmrh. vacant the death of Judge Vandeleur, has been offered to Mr. Perrin, the present Attoroey-fJeneral for Ireland. Mr. O'LoughU-n. the present Solicitor-tJener* ...

... that it is likely that the Attorney General for Ireland will succeed to the seat of the Irish Bench, vacant by I the death of Judge Vandeleur. There never was any intention to appoint Mr. Blackburne. The Church-Rate Nuisance Yesterday, above twelve hundred ...

... Lieutenant-General Sir Hussey Vivian, Master. General of the Ordanee, presided. The Dublin Evening Mail announces the death of Vandeleur. THE UNIONISTS.—We understand that two of the six men who were convicted at Dorchester in March, beia, and transported ...

... that it is likely that the Attorne-- General for Ireland wull succeed to the seaton the Irish Bench, vacant by the death of Judge Vandeleur. (Courier.) Thursday, there was a numerous meeting the 1 own Clerks ol various Corporations, at the British Coll ...