The Sun.
London, England, 1852-08-30 00:00:00

DAILY WEATHER TABLE.

State of the Wind and Weather at each of the following
places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning.—The stations
a;',. arranged in order of latitude.

HsTrusciii—Wind E., light aira—foggy.
F. 3 urnAmPros—Wind W., strong breeze—foggy.
For cissross—Wind N.E., gentle breeze—cloudless.
GREENWlCH—Calm—foggy.
STILOOD—Wind S.E., calm—partially cloudy.
COLCHESTER—Wind S.W., calm—partially cloudy.
thisl3lßu:wait—Wind E.—foggy.
Yaßasourn—Wind E., strong breeze—cloudless.
The returns (Tom the following places indicate the state of
the wind and weather on Friday morning at nine
o'ciock

ISiumnfoeu—Wind S.W., strong breeze—partially cloudy.
Poout—Wind N.E.. gentle breeze—cloudless.

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GUST 30, 1852.
LONDON, MONDAY,4I.I

Chancery Reforms are unquestionably the most
important among the various legal im
provements
Reforms,
moreover, from the present Administration. Refor
moreover, in the Ecclesiastical Courts are required
scarcely less imperatively at the hands of the Dully
Government. It is to be hoped that in these parti-
culars—as upon cony similar occasions before now__
the auguries of success to the projected change may
be discovered in the writings of the most Humane
and Popular Genius of our generation. Experience
warrants us, we conceive, in giving utterance to these
anticipations with a more than ordinary degree of con-
fidence. For surely it cannot be torgothn, for surely
it would be ungrateful to forget how many inesti-
mable innovations, not less remarkable of their kind
than those now looked forward to in the Court of
Chancery, and in the precincts of Doctors' Commons,
have been immediately preceded by their exposure
aie lo_cl reprobation in the works of the incomparable
: f
00x I" It was in Nicholas Nickleby that the atroci-
t
v e the Yorkshire schools were first revealed in all
their bide ousness. It was in the imaginary character of
necx,,„....., ,
of the
vres"dDiZQUEERs that the cruelty and ignorance
detestatioo, n_g pedagogues were held up to general
Hall that
to he was under the name of Do-the-boys
doomed to a whole of that execrable system wes
peared, god teheru_etin• " Nicholas Nickleby" ap-
, Yorkshire schools rapidly fell one
after another,
the present moment they are
only borne in retam:
have vanished. Agabara'lice as among the evils that
old ijit was in %ger Twist, that
the harshness of the
that to raw System was laid
bare so thoroughly,
ma the history of the poor
boy from the workhouse
the subsegoter d several of the
most interesting of
Moreover, we canntohttaarttoliTttiolnosseoaf
of
mr.
vdelineation
pauperism.
recollection of the circumstance
in that novel of the brutality
G led at
cnce to the removal of the person
magistrates. from
implied under
that suggestive name by the master satirist,
fanaticism
the list of our metropolitan
was in Bizruaby Rudge that sectarian
was revealed in a light so utterly contemptible and
rripulsive, that we doubt whether it would be possible
to excite
oo
emeit' a No-Popery Riot in any way comparable
that created in 1788 by Lord GEORGE G _ortDox___
even with the aid of a dozen Letters to the Bishop of
DITRRAII or of a
score of new Catholic Hierarchies.
uzzlew i
it was is lifirtin Ch it that the Hospital Nurse
of London was so
minutely and accurately painted n
all her coarse and sordid selfi'h"B n that we would
fain believe it somewhat more'
find a BETSEY PRIG in difficult since then to
any of the wards, or even a
Ss r.= GAm.r in thePlirkeus
of KingsgAte•street ,

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