The Sun.
London, England, 1855-09-14 00:00:00

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Its CWISCS, Symptoms, and Cure.—An Essay on Piper-
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8y AA VITEL LAN. ERT,
37, E DFOR Q A E, LON DON.
teeter 01 Medicine, Matriculated Member ot the University o=
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CORPORATION ESTATES FOR SALE.—The Evening
Post states as a startling fact that on Saturday la,t
committee of the I lublin town council was no to
consider the expediency of selling off all the estates the
property of the c,rporatien. The attempt Is regarded
by the Post as a practical movement to extinguish the
metropolitan municipal body—an event whict), if con-
summated, would perhaps, after all, be received by the
great body of the citizens with provoking indifference.
A few nights ago Charles Moore, an under-keeper,
and four others, in the employ of the Marquis of Staf-
ford, were watching between Rough Park and Lilly-
burst, Salop, three-quarters of a mile fr.mn
when they became aware of poachers netting hares. The
keepers made for the men, and Moore laid hold of two
of them, upon which a fight ensued, when ten to fifteen
others came to their rescue, armed with bludgeons, and
succeeded in releasing their companions, when they all
made off.
CAVALRY FOR THE EAST.—On Wednesday orders
were forwarded to the Colonel-Commandant at the ca-
valry depot, Maidstone, to hold in readiness all the
available unattached to the 10th Hussars, 12th Lancers,
and 13th Light DragoonQ, for immediate embarkation
for the Crimea. It is expected that the depot will fur-
nish upwards of 200 disciplined men, who have volun-
teered for these regiments from the 2d and 7th Dragoon
Guards, 3d Light Dragoons, 7th Hussars, and 16th
Lancers ; reinforcements will also price, d to join the
I,t and sth Dragoon Guards, 2(1 Scots Greys, 4th Light
Dragoons, 6th Inniskilleus, Bth Hussars, and 17th
Lancers, and in addition the 7th Hussars et York, and
13th Hussars at Manchester have been placed under
orders for foreign service,
eat FATAL GIG ACCIDENT AT QUEENSFERRY. Two
MEN KILLED —Mr George Kyeoch, manager of the
distillery at Kirkliston, belonging to Messrs. John
Stewart and Co., of this city, was entering Queensferry
in a gig, on Wednesday forenoon last, accompanied. by
Mr. Wm. Gilfillan, painter, of Gordon-street, Glasgow.
The approach along which, they were passing is down hill,
and from something getting wrong with the harness the
horse started off, dashing in toward-the town at a furious
rate, when one of the wt eels of the vehicle came into vio-
lent contact with a corner kerb-stone, jolting up the gig.
when Mr. Gilfillan was pre jected on to the road. A fee:
paces fat tlex on a second ague was eecountertel,
and Mr. Kynoch was precipitated or, to the rea,:
in the same way as his companion. The hor:-m.
and vehicle were immediately brought to a stand un
scathed. The gentlemen who had been thrown out were
found to have alighted on their heads within a fewyards
of each other, and Mr. Gilfillan oily lived a few minutes,
while his companion was killed on the spot. Mr. Kennel'
was 26 years of age, unmarried, and belonged to Aber-
e.eer. Mr, Gilfillan had been doing ,ome work at Mr.
-Robert Ste,wart's hou,e; near the distillery at Kirkliston
and, having been there examining the workmen's pro
greys, had accepted of a drive into Queensferry, tendered
him by Mr. Kynoch.—Glasgow Paper.