The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-30 00:00:00

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Sweepstakes.
The Nursery Cup.

walked over

Teddington

Catherine Hayes ... .. ...
Elspeth
Psa!tery
Twenty-three ran.
ST. LEGER BETTING.
7 to 2 agst Stockwell
4 to 1 agst Daniel O'Rourke
4 to 1 agst Songstress

RECENT FIRE AT MONTREAL. lido Of
We understand that the principal loss by the
at Montreal will fall upon the following ofaces",oo
'OOO
Montreal Mutual ..• 35,000
Montreal Company ... ••• ..• gO,OOO
Equitable, of London 00
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Some smaller amounts are insured in some other
English offices.—Post Magazine.

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On Monday night Vi3ccunt Hardinge,_ acconTt. sir
by the Secretary of State for the Home Departhl"Wer
John Burgoyne, and Colonel Jebb, C. 8., arrived litiand t°
mouth, and the following morning proceeded to P0t.... tbef
inspect the Prison, Breakwater, &c.; on their retur_u_os ac
the trrrr. O
were received by Major Adamson, commanding
Weymouth, and Captain Burgoyne, the Barrack-m$
Tuesday evening the Noble Viscount and Ur. 1.1
Walpole left Weymouth for London. rst ori
BURSTING OF A BALLOON.—A balloon llteuridgj
Wednesday evening, in the New Globe pleas
Mile-end-road, Stepney. The proprietor (Mr. 1. ;jell pll':
had announced " a grand aerostatic gala," for 10'",.-noso'
pose he made arrangements with Mr. Coxwell, an ae•Lners-,
The aerial machine having been supplied with gas' P'''egeu
Lions were made for starting, as several persons had ehe.tW
seats to accompany Mr. Coxwell in his trip; but vileek
three minutes of the time for departure, the barn by'
denly burst with a loud noise, and In_
wag Ma rucac:lihe iltacent tcr
the rupture, that it was utterly imposs----
take place.
e•at a few minute°
FIRE IN LAMBEIII.--LAS. night, . f V
premises o ~,
before ten o'clock, a aker, at No 47, Herctu,',
Geore T. White,
faacincgaltSFemale Orphan Asylum la l',o-
- flames ' - II 11.° -
es originate a
buildings,w Westminster-road. stm in 6
some cause not clearly ascertained. Two hops
works
med. A ti
their contents were wean m ter building, belongiO4
West, the undertaker, was also burned d0vr0,49.„
to Mr.
the stabling of Mr. Ruffell, butcher, and the premises o_,l iid.
ae
al) nbetrre:s-rbury consecrated a nevi Tsige.
The parties were insured.
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1N Elar CHURCH AT CROYDON.—On Tuesday T.,,-,c13,
oil-cloth
Archbishop an
of
n fire
which has just been built at Croydon at his own .„c"eder„
The new church (Christ Church), which will acooln;ied, r
700 persons, and to which a district is to be atiaili-euria'i
Di
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e'
situated at the London-end of Croydon, and K.es- sings 7-t
ground attached to it. It is built of flint with "" +vle• -
freestone, in the middle pointed or early decorated S'y
is extremely simple in all its details. zr t it.'
RICHARD DAVISON, EsQ , I\l.l).—We re e
ceedinglyr-
er rePere
to learn that our newly-elected and poilli, A oef n,:
sentative, Mr. Davison, is confined to his bed vf"" od- dilln
attack of illness, at Kingstown where he is Dow dict '-
but we have the satisfaction of? being able to coat
in c11,.../e
rumours representing his illness to be of an alarlyo
racter. The Hon. Gentleman is progressing fa"`, 1"
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Belfast News Letter.
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THE GREAT EXHIBITION CERTTEICATp-•he eietie
of the engraved certificates about to be issued to toe Deo
bitors and others engaged in the late Exhibition, tape
0
printed. One of these will be varied, so as to aPPet wt to
holders of prize and council medals, and those,,, fat of
honourable mention was made in the jurors' reP-iiitio" e
the jurors themselves, and will each bear a represen to r,,,
the medal awarded. Another will be issued ,4. Of,- f
minder of the exhibitors, the royal commissioaDr4rle °
tive committee, and staff, and all will bear the att"
H. R. 11. Prince Albert. ie
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Tan STOCKPORT RIOTS.—Our short net---,,ethe tr-,,ce
proceedings yesterday left Mr. Reddish addressio.:6 .r clere'Dy
on behalf of the prisoners, who had committed theitolfoe. e
to his charge. He dealt with the case of Hamlet 1,01105
declaring that he was aiding the authorities,_ and may klePta•
a party engaged in the same act. Mark Gle vexolOilijat
Ashton, Thomas Edwards, John Slater, Samuel PreSera, foe
Thomas Walker were then defended by Mr• Satt,,,l3poi. des
called witnesses to rebut the evidence against 1-.'" dee'-j,
magistrates having retired for an hour on returno
jet. al'
that there was a case against Gleave, %Walker, ,"fo-,. tris'de
wards, and Preston, and they were committed
aloe tc•ot
Chester assizes. Henry Ashton and Hamlet PateS Pine
discharged. The Court adjourned at twenty Mat- et fl 0
seven. The inquiry was resumed yesterday oornitlP Jeloro
o'clock, when Joseph Birch, Samuel Williameleeedet„,
Garvey, and George Parry, were defended by llt, ri;aving the
and Mr. Reddish. Parry, who was charged viit",,-t efterh-es6
tempted a renewal of the disturbances on the lIIIPL,,,ea viwilie
great riots, having made compensation to the voi7eress ea
furniture he had destroyed, the prosecutor did n,°' road P.?eit
charge. He was, therefore, dealt with sumniarhli 01' 0
30s. the wilful and malicious demolition of pro Pet Joel `4,,e
Grate
and Williamson were committed to the assizes. ,_, for
discharged. The Court then adjourned till Pilona_.''Lli've Ow
examination of George and William Walker, ivh''
fOr
rendered on warrant. 0
• flll- for
Cornelius O'Brien, Esq., M.P., leaving torii
his re t to"
Birchfield, was seriously indisposed after abou
Clare, and reports in Limerick, on Wednesday'
Cod,
health were by no means favourable. init the It lb
ABOLITION Or WRITS 01' ERROR.---1-1.40(1. pot
mon Law Procedure Act writs of error are abo 1._.. toll 0
provided by the 148th section, that a writ a errif.,„ding,,
be necessary or used in any cause, and the prti_..., jaivi:,.
error shall be a step in the cause, and shall belirKet 1;
manner provided by the Act; but nothing ih_tbe tithe/I's
invalidate any proceedings already taken, or to
__lon
reason of any writ of error issued before the °l'
of the Act.