The Sun.
London, England, 1852-03-29 00:00:00

RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS•

BRIST,)L, MAirca 27.
STOCK EXCHANGE.—The market wan very irm to-da
The sales reported were—Bristol and Exeter,
90r—Gre
Western, 88 4—Vale of Need], 51,4 dis.
LIVERPOOL, MAacri 27. li-
18Tokrx EXCAANGE.—The business to•day was rather
W
mited, but prices had an upward tendency. The transatv
tions were as follow:—Aberdeen, 1334—Blackburn (late 16-
C. and W. Y.), 51—Caledonian, 19 5-16—Eastern Cou El"
,
ties, 91% - Lancashire and Yorkshire, 724—Ditto, Fift tte
(West Riding Union ,4'4 dis. —London and North-Westezia'
12444—Ditto, New Quarters, 5 p. - Ditto, Quarters (C), 2 p.
174—Shrewsbury— Midland, 64 —North Union (B), 174—Shrewsbury f ard
Birmingham, Preference, 111,4—South-Eastern a:id DOA ref',
2 3/4—York, Newcastle, and Berwick 183/4—York and Nc rth
Midland, 24LA—North and South Wales, 3%.
11ANCHESTEK, 111.11tcrt 27.
STOCK EXCHANGE.—The transactions to-day were as
follow: - Caledonian, ,4 —Eastern Counties, 91% —E ;1411
0
Lancashire, 1714—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 72i,,,—L0n, Ica
and North-Western, New Quarters, 5,A p.—Midland, 6.
South-Eastern and Dever, 113/4.

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[ADVERTISEMENT.j—A Life Guardsman,t Hollows q's
the Heroes of Waterloo, cured of Rheumatism
Ointment and l'ills.—Mr. Thomas BrantTafflicted for
ma
ay
Waterloo Tavern. Coatham, Yorkshire, His legs we. rat
labnydlorod oowf si
the
of every hue,
months with rheumatism and rheumatic lgowaolouut.rs
dreadfully painful, and disfigured with
severalhe vr as
medicalwholly
menunable
reelt to
frightful to behold. For ten
.wfereokins
walk, the treatment he recei.ove3.
but leaving him in fact in; a b
t this juncture Holloway's Ptit 0 only failing to do him any
.. g
and by their sole means he bo I
acnond.ioclemrtambleynwt
woresreecorensdoirttioend.toA,
been restored to health an y
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'E. fr_enstgatbnus—hraSoelnfit,by2aull,Drsutgrgaiail
I+and at Professor Willow
London.
Esite sic P. RINTING.—Mejor Beniew ?Sig i
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mtovsm
delivered an extremely interesting lecture on Thurs du Y.
evening at the Mechanics Institute, which was attended: lil
several Members of both Houses of the Legislature, some ,of
our most eminent City capitalists,
connected with the fourth estate, and nearly 200 a thi it
highly ntelligent
London. The immediatea number of gentle' ne 11
class,
objectthe ofletttheer-pmreesestiopgrwinasteisto
die-o!
plain certain improvements which Major Beniowski has
covered in the art of printing,enabling any erson'to set •uP
writings in metal for
the press without the hitherto unavas) :ri-
able necessity of having recourse to professional occupatsi 11:.
On the foot and aide of the newt ype are letters by moires "
which k
" composition" is wonderfully simlified, and the to s
not only of ~ distribution,,, but of "correction" render e.d.
I comparatively easy. A page composed of these tykes 4
Ipolgaoint]y and clearly legible, through the instrumentalq (o'f
silvering, as a printed book. Then, with the assiPr3g,,_
ypes, no less a number than 4,500 letters ean. ucle miss
posed in one hour. Beniowski produced a young la „":,.,iOO an
Harris, who executed the task at the rate of nearly.coa;__
_re
hour, and very few literal errors. His printing_
.a ?,!_*„.
composed of several thousand compartments, capabl ('.' a
taming about 100,000 types, and occupy no more rooms'.14". .
the usual ones. ' The lecture gave great satisfaction. • .
nt.tury
SHOCKING SUICIDE IN IZIPERPOOL.—An 1 n
into the death of Mr. Charles Wallvrork, chemist anddrug"
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gist, Liverpool, took place before the coroner of thatabyorouo
on Friday. His death took place the previou
the following circumstances, as appeared from the
ean in .a de_
Shortly after dinner the deceased, who had b
t into a
pressed state for some months, left the parlour and went into
the shop; he almost instantly returned and well
small room used as a nursery. Directly
after
ediatel onen
sdeviduenndeer.
a"noise as of a person snoring deeply, d lying his
into the room, when she found her husban
as
__dieter
back in a state of insensibility. Assistance sy!"`
contained
procured, and an ounce bottle, that had evidentlyabout a quarter of
prussic acid, was found. Death ensued in
an hour. A surgeon made a and
immhis wife beard
body, and found the undoubted evidence
having taken a strong dose of prussic acid. exoafmtihneatiodneooefastehs
post vortex

BIRTHS.
OF A BON.
On the 26th inst., Lady Alfred Paget. Id
On the 24th inst., at liettlethorpe-hall, near Wakefie
the wife of H. B. Farnall, Esq.
On the 25th inst., the wife of Edward Bearcroft, Esq',
Merehall, Worcestershire.
OF • DAUGHTER.
On the 22d inst., at Eon College, the wife of the Ea.
W. B. Marriott.
On the 25th inst., at Oxford-square, Hyde-park, the wit'
of C. M. Smith, Esq., of the Middle

MARRIED.
On the 24th inst., at Albyn-place, Ed.nburgh, John Ward,
Esq., R.N., to Mary Hope, daughter to John Bowie, Esql
writer to the signet.

DIED.
Oc the 24th inst., at Calais, Jane Craufard, Viscountess
Hawarden.
Ott the 24th inst., at Picton Castle, Pembrokeshire, La"
Milford, aged 49.
On the 24th inst., at the Firs, Kenilworth, Lieut.-General
Thomas Stew Art, of the Madras Army, aged 75. gr.
On the '4th inst., in Cleveland-street, Itarylcbone,
Gsorge Ewings, aged 78.

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