The Sun.
London, England, 1852-05-04 00:00:00

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CHESTER RACE
(THIS DAY•)

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAP
The Grobvenur Stukes.

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Sanita ...
Sharavogue

Match.
Hungerford beat Paddy Bird.
CHESTER CUP BETTING.
12 to 1 agst Beiaits—taken

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METROPOLITAN INTERMENT ACT.—Mr. T—ined
Duncombe, Si P., has obtained a return, which Was Piperon Monday, showing that under the Metropolitan of
anent Act, Dr. Southwood Smith had been paid
1,2.0/. a year; Mr. C. Macaulay, appointed secretar.,vl„ veer
a salars3oo" /.
a year; Mr. H. R. William;, a treasurer, at 600i'
~,"'r'lt)
(from the Bth of August last the office has been Vi the
and Mr. H. C. Edwards, statistical clerk,
14th of May, 1851, at 150/. The salaries have heen,, 'es.
vanced by the Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Ties.
sury out of the fund available for civil contingencies.
or
THE LATE SWORN CLERKS OF THE COl-TRlLent
CHANCERY. —lt seems from a Parliamentary doetlim,.sd
(printed on Monday) that the total sums paid in salary 11,.
appointed on ad-
compensation to the four late sworn clerks (Mr. Gat!ing
Baines, Mr. Wainwright, and Mr. Mills), appointed 103.3, to
Masters under the Act sth and 6th Victoria, chaP• ,1 which
the 25th of November last, was 236,296/ 1 Is. 3d., 0'
64,1081. I3s. Bd. was as salary, and 172 ,-,,1 coil"
,187/. 17s. i""
pensation.—l_Enormous I—En. Sun.]
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TILE TAXING MASTERS OF THE COURT 01:4 -f pH
CERY. —According to a return to Parliament, P"it-a0d
tion,
Monday, it appears that the annual amount of con3Pe"eourt
in the event of Mr. Baines, the Taxing Master oft he, and
of Chancery, ceasing to hold the office, is 5,4031.25. 9,,"':th ig
the annual sum to be paid for seven years after his death
2,701/. lie. sd. To Mr. Gatty, on his ceasing to hold a ",:-,4. 2d.
office, 5,424/. 14s. 4d. a year is to be paid, and 2.712/Yoinge
for seven years after his death. To Mr. Mills, ,at °'
Master, 4,935/. 9s. 7d. a sear is to be paid in the e/ sr for
his ceasing to hold the office, and 2,467/. 14s. 10d• a Y,eisaili;
yheiarr.s
Ntvouihniws
rpi
ge rhsto
4n iloor el.p rSees.elndt.atai v ay
year,
after
and "2,210/.
2s. 7d.
2s. id. for seven years to his representative after
"1 that the,
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LOUTH- WE6TERN RAILWAY.—It iS found
traffie
defalcations that led to the flight of Mr. Stovin, the 0
co__
superintendent of this line for twelve Years' are noon.,
ore
his des
siderable as at first apprehended, but that his accoors,!o,l to
in great confusion. His wife and family are und '"
have joined him abroad ; with the
to have mainly arisen from liabilities unconnecte W
railway. ca
honesty in a c.
A very agreeable instance of
yesterday,dial
and his absconding is
dunderstood
driver was mentioned at the Maiii?ThoWerght,
the proceedings in a cab case. William
days palled off hi 9
some ago
thedrieer °
hackney carriage No. 9,1.1 i, was
idea
that fob, the driver conveyed
Docks. Having performed
different parts of the town, and return..
stand at Canonbury, to convey a gentleman to the Lof
several other fares to
shaking his mat, hsaw a pocket
to Canonbury, 'where, upon shaking
book • o ' 0/ eetes
ground. ocontained five 1 •
• a die
and the driver immediately visit _
proper
andoupkB
idxroisupoc:7:reiri
entih-13:nrso'ad-street, and deposited the treasure tb!r7..
The eorworier, who was soon discovered to be the fare from,`"[,
nonbury, upon receiving his property, presented the highd
of whom the authorities at the Excise-office gave &
character, with the extraordinary reward of 161.
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DEATH OF MR. JOHN DALRYMPLE, At' a
This distinguished member of the medical professsion. ~..
pfired on Sunday 'miming, after a severe and protracten:,;•
ness. The lamented deceased held the appointments of
suiting surgeon to the Royal Ophthalmic Hospital -cif
North London Infirmary, and also a seat at the coat;
table of the Royal College of Surgeons.
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BIRTHS.
OF A Sox. Afrs•
On the let inst., at Alfred-place, North Brixton'
un.
le„n
Oa the Ist inst.,tatoSo, iutpsqa.mpton-street, Bloorosbn-i, the
wife of Adam Bit

OF A OAUGLITEIL Or I
On the Ist inst., at Wyndham-place 13ryanston-scrl3
the lady of Captain Nugent Everard ' wife of
On the 30th ult. at Garbrand-1;all, Ewell, the
Henry Back, Esq. '

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MARRIED. micbael
On the 29th tilt., at lioxmoor, T-Terts, Robert
f..-ifran, Captain Royal Engineers, of Otham, Kent, to Enl ,
13'
eldest surviving daughter of the late William Norsivor
Esq., of Oxford-terrace, Hyde-park.

DIED.
On the 25'h ult., at Holmesdale-lodge, Nuttield, Sarre!'
aped 88, Thomas Bugden, Esq., for many years INlajor of the
2d Royal Surrey.
On the 2oth ult., at St. Leonard's-on Sea, AlattheW Gig-
borne, Esq., of NValton-on-Trent, Derbyshire.
At Brighton, on the 30th ult., Alexander Stewart, E 54"
late of Penny.burn, county of Londonderry, aged 81.
of Jo,im'
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On the Ist inst., John Killick Tyler, the eldest son
T. Tyler, Esq., of Eastbury -house, Kennington-lane.
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of
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