The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-17 00:00:00

SAILINGS.

July 10. Mayfly schoOneicir— Hyde Parker, Bart., for
Lowestoft and Norway.
11. Frisk cutter. G. Arkwright, Esq., for westward; Nau-
tilus ditto, G. W. Bateson, Esq., for Guernsey.
12. Gauntlet ditto, Wm. Peareth, Esq., from Sandgate.
YACHTS AT AND ABOUT THE STATION.
Pearl, Alarm, lone, Water Lily, Brilliant, Amazon, Lav-
rock, Fair Rosamond, Aurora, Avon, Camilla, Spider, Cygnet,
Gloriana, Plover, Ripple, Coquette, Leda, Coral Queen, Tri-
liMvir, Maritana, Sibyl, Fancy, Fernande, Resolution.

‘Aer Majesty is this season out in her yacht almost every
afternoon.
I,„rhe Royal Yacht Squadron House is full of company.
Night
nomination of candidates to represent the Isle of
RelagUti. takes place on Monday next, when Edward Dawes,
Th(V.riheral and Colonel Hai•court, Tory, will be proposed.
23d ;„e„etiOn is fixed for Thursday, the 22d, and Friday, the
Th:,,,-". Roth profess to be certain of a large majority.
to-
.. ()ries boasted that they were sure to return their two
illinees for the orough of Newport, but were distanced
y the Liberals •b it is more than probable that the county
Will go the same 'way.
fi "tslltucrivz HAIL-STORM.— Cowes was visited, between
asor ve and six
rh. o'clock this evening, by a most destructive
The lightning was very vivid, the thunder con-
rather heavy rain fell at the commencement, then hail, i.Jr
ntther large
circumference
pieces of ice, averaging 3% to 41/s inches in
; we measured one that was Ph inches. All
is BkYlights are smashed ; 2,000 panes at least are broken
!r1 Ratsey's yacht sheds. The houses exposed to the north
!Offered Villamost. In Lord De Grey's, Belmore House,
.et.ietta , Grove House, and the West Cliff cottages the
:i((piing and drawing-room 'windows were knocked in. The
ft!a Jo the grape and peach houses, at Northwood House
~,Ua West Rlll is destroyed, and the fruit and trees much
‘'ulaged.

(Written on O
tPARhe DY OF "SIEGE OF CORINTH." _
passing London Necropolis and National Slausoleum" Bill.)
An
Many a vanish'd year and
ag,
ti coron e
e o r's wrath and civic rage,
tid pass'd 'er graveyardsyet they stood
monuments of naught but good
The landmark of old Folly'* tide '
That circling rolls on eithrside;
As it extremes delight to meet,
An I death to couch at fair life's feet.
But could the lives that thus were cost
Since thus our oxygen was lost,
In London air be mounted high, By heaven's they'd reach up to the sky!
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has. been decided to entrust
THP PROPOS./ D MONUMENT 1° " TOM SPRING,"
We find it stated that it
the execution of the monument in hou.. of the late boxer
to Mr. Carew,jun. "It will be a square.. pular au.rmounted by
model of the cup presented to. Spring by his friend at
Hereford, on the to
At the
and in th
top of which is a beer barrel ! 8
are a lionand lamb reposing together, .. e cetitre
bra Inedalti.ri of the ex-champion." Surely it. 18 time to
leave the barrel when we reach the bier; to
.e give up the
4' fancy" when we deal w. ith L those who
have the o d •
r cring of it think agai ,
n and
th.e grave t
spare us the con-
templated error.—Builder.
S"Til
\VAL" RAILWAY.—The bridge over the Wye, he works at the
we which is to unite Glou.
cestershire with the 141aotntnehoue
are near '3ll'oolon.
sodan the Government insp, ctor has ex,
reined the work, thai nnlday.
I:that:hire' portions of this railway,
been fixed for the openi
for through traffic.
This will be a most impnogtof the bridge8
for p..,..enuers tin
the 26th instant, has
inconvenience of an omnil:uasurt'rent, '1
rough country. and
adeiay of three-qurte .i a over a
ill be obviated,—
Aram papv. , pOl an hour, will