The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-03 00:00:00

'Dundalk..

Ayrshire
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...
Stamford
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Harwich
Peeblessh'tre •••*".

* Made an unsuccessful canvass for Tipperary.
fi Was a candidate for Banbur
promising canvass. Y. but withdrew after an un-
s was aired. candidate for South Hampshire, but after can-
vassing ret

LATE PARLIAMENT.
which was dissolved on Thurs(
four years, seven months, and 1
on the 18th November, 1847.
duration of Parliament for the ]

. The late Parliament,
lay, attained an existence of
;welve days, having assembled
The following table shows the
last fifty years:—

ASSEMBLED.

DISSOLVED.

DURATION.

Ist
2d
Geo. in .. 3a
4th
sth
l_ Gth
Geo. W... c
$. 7th
Bth
9th
Will. IV.. 1110th
th
12th
13th
Victoria .. /14th
15th

Sept. 27, 1796
Aug. 31, 1802
Nov. 25, 1806
Nov. 27, 1807
Nov. 24, 1812
Aug. 4, 1818
April 23, 1820
Nov. 14, 1826
Oct. 26, 1830
June 14, 1831
Jan. 29, 1833
Feb. 19, 1835
Nov. 15, 1837
Aug. 19, 1841
Nov. 18, 1847

Jane 29, 1802
Oa. 24, 1806
May 27, 1807
Sept. 29, 1812
June 10, 1818
Feb. 29, 1820
June 2, 1826
July 24, 1830
April 22, 1831
Dec. 3, 1832
Dec. 30, 1834
jjau July1y ;2713,
51(4i

yrs. niths. dais
5 9 3
4 1 25
- 6 2
4 10 2
6 16
1 6 25
6 I 2
3 8 10
5 26
1 5 9
11 1
2 5 10
3 7 9
S 11 4
4 7 12

.—forYEeSterday En
ssex, at the
' - ---
are and Co.,
THE ACCIDENT AT 1" c,
IC: oAnletr
inquest was taken bY Mr'Lemwtsseshoef
aDbleovcieuafiMr
IrP eon the s3rs.
Essex Arms, adjoiaing t"
the extensive ship to
ers,t
o_
t_body of John Garlick,
eYi;
111 nut aer I Ino
from
e al of
ladle,
aad
Ilea: owe
pnihsoi
partni lywohfo lsieq uliifde
iculars con-
was destroyed io
iron having fait, melancholy occurrence were given in yes-
Fe'''. Mr. Cunningham, the foreman, Mr. Hardy,
a labourer in the
_s :con
ladle,
sedhr id e
e ea ironed
IYb'sw
whichat with
in
sg suspended This (thbay cog-wheel) B"'"were
&c.,
in examined, when it
the manager,
appeared that
ident arose consequenceofthe .
the ace ' boss" of the cog-
) was attached to the
put in motion,a crane. At the time
Mr. Cunningham had hold of the handle, by which the
wheel l 8 and which, as it revolves, gradually
tarns the ladle' When the liquid is poured from it into a
mould. While this was in operation the occurrence took
place, upon Which thew liquid metal rushed out of the ladle,
from the effects of
his iv which Mr. Cunningham was seriously
injured about feet. After a protracted inquiry, no
further cause having been assigned for the accident ex-
cept that it might
have arisen from atmospheric
changes
in the
foundry, the jury returned
death.

A LIONESS WORRYING TIER OWN OFFSPRING.—
Wombwell's menagerie, No. 3, was exhibited at Misterton on
the evening of Saturday last, in a grass paddock near the
river Trent, to a rather large number of old and young, who
seemed vastly pleased to see " real live lions." Shortly
before their arrival, while upon the road, owing to a parti-
tion not being properly fastened, a large lioness broke into
the adjoining den, where two young cubs, her own progeny,
about nine months old, were kept, and before the keepers
could part them she nearly worried to death one of them,
causing raluch fright and uproar amongst the beasts and birds.
The cub Is alive,' and hopes are entertained that it may
recover.—Nottingham Journal.