The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-27 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

OSBORNE, SATURDAY.
Ha Majesty, hi 3 Royal Highness Prince Albert,
their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales, and the
Princess Royal, attended by the Countes;
of Gains"
borough, the Hon. Eleanor Stanley, the Hon. Colonel
Grey, and Col. F. H. Seymour, went to the parish '
church at Whippiegham yesterday morning. stieddem
The prayers were read by the Rev. teir•
The
Rev. Mr. Protiaeroe performed
serviu and preached the sermons.left St. Leonard's
The 'Earl and Countess of Derby a •
visit to the
yesterday morning for Goodwood, on
Duke and Duchess of Richmond. ~
of Jamaica, and
Mr. Edward Thompson, Mr. Giroicew
with Sir John
Mr. William Smith, had an- i.notiravi.ninee.
Yakington yesterday at the C01.a0,0, the communion
Secretary of State
nanied by Col. Jcbb
.. accomr
for the Home Department,
left town last evening for
and Mr. Earnest Perr bonitio Establishment and
inspect. t
The Right lion. Spencer WalP
Portland, to
Breakwater.
_ch„cen W. Williams hal an in-
Mr. Wilson spcl., IL' r,,k ing ton yester,lay at the C 0..:
..: Banister had alsl cu interview with
terview with Sir: 0
Mparonet. ,
sant off to the Governorof the C
ale
Cellos were DliPa ,esterday from the Coknial-oflice.
of Good hope 3 received yst -I
' tales were e 0,, 1137 from the G)ver-
Disp3
ltohneianli
al of Canada, and also from the Lord ili!rh
nor-Gener
f the I •r 0 man Islautlz
Commissione
'•
glate.eff on.

111rIAIWEIOLY DEATII.—On Saturday Mr. G. S.
Brent empanelled, at the Sussex Arms, Sussex-place, Cam-
den-town, a highly respectable jury, to inquire into the
death of Mr. Henry Locke, aged 48, late proprietor of that
establishment. Margaret Lyons, the cook, stated that on
Thursday morning, perceiving her master look rather unwell
as he was going to the cellar, she asked permission to accom-
pany him, 'when he replied there was no necessity, as he
would not be long there. About ten minutes afterwards de-
ceased's daughter went to the cellar to bring her father to
breakfast. Witness directly afterwards heard Miss Locke
scream, and exclaim, "My father is down!" whereupon
witness hurried to the cellar, and found her master lying on
his side near one of the puncheons. Mr. James Woolley,
surgeon, was called in to attend deceaSed, whom he attempted
to bleed, but the vital spark hid fled before his (Mr. Wool-
ley's) arrival, so that all efforts to restore animation were
unavailing. In his opinion the carbonic acid gas generated
in the cellar, acting upon deceased's naturally delicate state
caused death. Verdict—" Natural death." ,
M.K.OSSUTII IN ENGLAND.--
Among the palsengers
by the British and North American mail steam-ship Africa,
arrived at Liverpool yesterdaymorning, were the ex-Governor
of Hungary and his lady. Before taking a passage on board
the Africa, M. Kossuth had sigeilled his intention of sailing
in the Washington, which was advertised to leave New York
three days after the steamer. Instead of doing se, however,
he secured berths in the Africa for hinflielf and, Madame
Kossuth, under the name of A. Smith and lady. He throw
o(f his ineggnito before the passage had been completed. No-
thin f; of interest connected wittthce Magyar occurred during
the voyage.. On lending he looked coji,Acierably careworn.
Th
He eva4 atee Mpar.led by Count Colonel Blethen and Ca.;. el,
ai, who at
p
tAl:qc, in of 7. pr.ol,,bi!ity, in :order tbat theyoN f:;:tiaL; ;vino
ouiet, erob.iiisc.tvll. party left Lisr'rFibic,";.
'clock train the carneinorLlng.—Lirerr,ooi
_soiue idea
VALUE GP LAND IN WINCEIESIIins. ..y
mpjo zed of
a THE FRENCII FLEET.—A letter from Toulor,
may be formed of the rapid progress andbils)errn°lnetrip
cbester front the fact that the enfr
the anchisement
adapted for building the 20th, says :—" The experimental squadron, co o
bp3rerthe
roe7ntleirr::cletoefonf:taian ena, Bayard, and Henri IV., and commanded hYN'Adutr'n'itreari
the ships of the line—the Ville mle Park, Valm
piece of land in the suburbs of
The weather was so
private houses on, has just been foiLls
pounds
for twenty-one years, a lw..,aarSinustshea,tpittawcasut tnoecesesasalarsyt etvoentionlgv.
the vesie's out of the
fee simple at seven hundred
holding, too, a lease of this property.eAred. Land for agri-
h city is equally high, as Goulet. About eight o'clock the Mogador steamer s untet,
large portion of which term is
cultural purposes contiguous
and 41 for arable land being out the last vessels, too Ville deParis towed
Advertiser.
and Jupiter. It is said
that the squadron is bound for Co%ica."
paid.—.lfamps tire
much as 71. per acre for lttlisc!or
at this time

SOUTH-EASTERN RAILWAY.
Groes traffic receipts for passengers
and goods, ending J,;1;'24,
185?,
• ..• 4:11569 11
Ditto; July 26, IFfil '20,,014 6 6

Decrease in 1852 £2,14,4 15 3
Lu:dcn Terriiinus, July 26. 1852.