The Sun.
London, England, 1852-04-14 00:00:00

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Little Savage
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UNIVERSAL GAS LIGHT COMPANY.—A ca..ii o- lei._
10s. is required to pay off the liabilities of this abortive
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pany.

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IN FRANCE.—Tbe following
--
upwards of 80,0001, in gold. RAILWAYS
jAs•list
of
the railways already terminated in France, and the lengthiolo,
,
each :—Le Nord and all its branches, 580 kilometres;l22;
Tours to Nantes, 196; St. Etienne to Lyons, 56 .
Rouen, Havre, and Dieppe, 287; Paris to Orleans' ,,.
b till,
to Bale, 138 ; Avignon to Marseilles, 120 ; stra
.. to
ilotaterolluow,
Troyes, 102 ; Montpellier to Nimes, 52 ; Amiens t 01,13.),
logne, 124; Paris to St. Germain, 20.50 ; Versailles x o /4,,
du" Guard, 92;
18 ; ditto (L. 8.), 17 ; Paris to Sceaux,l4; Bordeaux 1
Teste, 2 ; Montpellier to Cette, 27; übemitao Roanne, 70;
St. Etienne to the Loire, 21 ; Andrezieux .
6 bo The railwaY°
Mulhouse to Thann, 21 ; total,
conceded and partially worked are 1,35
a to be terminated ili,
those conceded since Dec. 2, and destanars,
but the greater pa!'
a period varying from two to nine y
,-.. kilometres (not including tne
railway round Paris),
within four years, are 1,21-Th
tt ally the Lyons to Avignon'
sekl.c.ilometres in length ;
previously conceded, is - France will have 4,946 kilometres, c'
Fran
and kilometres. Thus, within Ant
years, it is probable thatiles of railway.
about 3,090 English
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and man
of Silesian art a
use, on the plan of the Crystal Palace'
' a glass ho atbhoautt ttuoi
bEe ighoith
Ili tpi o
ilia
We see by the 1
y SE.—Obe day in spring Sig
POETRY ufactupraer irss
4,,N,d Lady Scott strolled forth to enjoy a wA6 •
Walter Scottitsford. In their wanderings they crossed of Abbotsford.
around
number of ewes were enduring the frolic °t
Breslau—in
field where
"Ah," exclaimed Sir Walter, " 'tis no vatho
their Limo.,
from the earliest ages, have made the lamb de-
that Poets,
,
of peace and innocence! " "They are, indeed
.0115,
emblem
I animals " returned her Ladyship, " Peci
es
lightful HU e . ,
with mint sauce!
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ANCIENT BRITISH COINS.—On or about .-- .00,
West
ult., about 200 of these monetal relics were found at the
near Norwich. They are in silver, and have on one side,,,roll°
rude fiure of a horse, on the other side there are c-,.s it
ornaments above and below the horse, and some lett" 17
also visible at the bottom. The weight of each aver;;Aithse,
grains. These coins are certainly of a very rare type.,' ,oi
Hawkins nor Ending notice any such. There is a bead'-ga
one in the Nuntimnatic Journal, having the rude hurriallvel
on it, precisely as some of those jti
ust discovered. ~,ivett
are deserving of more attention than is at present
..ought
to them, especially in the locality in which they were in
to light.
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MONEY IMARKET.—The quotation of go,‘. -,viicti,
is about 2 per mills rem. according to the new taritr for
at the English Mint price of 3/. 17s. 101c1. per ouncete ev
standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.22 ; and, foiloivs
change at Paris on London at Short being 25.40,1' that;
that gold is about 0.71 per cent. dearer in Londont• go/u,
‘... ca
in Paris. By advises from Haniburgh the price
°rice
is 431 per mark, which, at the English Mintn 4chacgsat
3/. 17s. 10id. per ounce for standard gold, gives a e
of 13.8 ; and the exchange at Hamburgh 011,
_.r Loudecn ete
short being 13.84, it follows that gold is 0.35 r
dearer in London than in Ilamburgh. nl9O
phen°rne od
THE SEVERN BORE.—This singulartimes
of ffo,,
morn a
attracted a host of spectators at the varioTutsiestdiaye ;10,,,,
tide in the earlier part week.ofdleasftort
e yeOarri, great nuEnberrtlia
the time of the highestotni
the river bank at the back 0. the
spectators assembled
Westgate
and 0 .
bridges, a'-'hlie
the % er
the Pu b.
warehouses, near
and at other places frequented by $o big t
Lower Parting,
not
the last
as " head," however, was
on such occasions.
owing
of
the
e wind
for
• seen it, to the state 1
as we haNe seen
few days.—Gloucester Chronicle,

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