The Sun.
London, England, 1855-09-29 00:00:00

WIND AND WEATHER REPORT.

FRIDAY, Sept. 28.
Stations. Course of Wind. State of Weather
Greenwich S.W .... Overcast.
Lothbt, 7.
Great Grimsby S.S.W. • .... Cloudy.
Gainsborough
NoAingham
Derby 5.W..... ..... Cloudy.
Manchester S.E. ... Cloudy.
Sheffield E.N.E. Fine—Cloudy.
Carlisle S.S.W. Cloudy—Windy.
Lancaster S ...... ..... Cloudy.
Maryport 5.W.... ..... Cloudy.
Whitehaven

.. .....
Dublin .. S.W Rain.
Liverpool
Holyhead
Brighton E. ., Cloudy.
Leamington S.W... ...... Unsettled.
Bristol S W. Cloudy.
Plymouth
Haverford west
Exete •... S.
Gloucester
Cardiff S.W Fine.
Swansea S• W Fine.
Yarmouth
Cambridge S F'-!e.
Lowestoft
Harwich W Clear.
Ipswich S.W Fine.
Very fine.
Shrewsbury.......
........
ES ..E•
Rain..
Leicester S.E. Cloudy.
Southampton S Unsettled.
Cowes S.E Cloudy.
Poole S.E. Cloudy.
Portsmouth N.E Unsettled.
York
Newcastle .
Dundee
Berwick S.V Cold.
Glasgow S. W Cloudy.
Edinburgh S.V. Fine.
Perth
Aberdeen S.i]•
Darlington SE.
Scarborough
Whitby
Hull V.S.W Fine.
Tonbridge
Strood S.

ALDERSHOT Cent?..—One of the grandest military balls
of the present years, we hear, on the tapir for Tuesday
week at the Royal Camp Club-house. Every officer that
can be spared from duty will attend, and invitations are
already despatched to the ladies of those counties which
are represented by their respective militia regiments at
the camp. Preparations are being made for upwards of
1,000 votaries of Terpsichore.
MANSLAUGHTER NEAR YARMOUTH.—On Tuesday Mr.
Pilgrim, coroner, held an inquest at Caister, near Yar-
mouth, on the body of Robert Green, of the former place,
who had been killed by a blow struck by J. Underwood,
a bricklayer. It appeared from the evidence that de-
ceased had been drinking with other men on Saturday
night, at the King's Arms, Caister. All of them left
the horse about 12 o'clock, and were standing outside,
when Underwood came up with two of his brothers, one
of whom asked for a lucifer-match, on which a little
"jangling" ensued, and ultimately Underwood struck
deceased a violent blow on the head, knocking him down.
Green was taken up insensible, and so he remained until
Sunday evening, when lie died. Underwood, according
to the statement of a witness, seemed a good deal under
the influence of liquor at the time of the unfortunate oc-
currence. The jury consulted, and returned a verdict of
manslaughter against Joseph Underwood, bet the pri-
soner had heel previously committed by the magistrates
on the charge of wilful murder.
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