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

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On Monday night Hardinge, accompanied
for the Home Department, SI
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Colonel
Jebb, C. 8., arrived at We):
- Breakwater, occ. , on their return II"
inspect the Prison,a Ag
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mouth, and the following morning,. proceeded. to Portlaatd. _t:
Tuesday evening the Noble Viscount and Mr. SecretaLi
in
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Weymouth, and Captain Burgoyne, the Barrack-masters v,
Walpole left Weymouth for London.
Mile-end-road, Stepney. The proprietor (Mr. T. Gsr,
WeßdiatreitssdTaYlNeGvenoEingA,
had announced " a grand aerostatic gala," for whie:n'id•
pose he made arrangements with Mr. Coxwell, an aer7,:ra:
The aerial machine having been supplied with gas, Preps asonureb-grope
tions were made for starting, as several persons had e'Z'i
seats to accompany Mr. Coxwell in his trip; bet
three minutes of the time for departure, the balleend Di
denly burst with a loud noise, and was so much ieill'.,,, :,4
the rupture, that it was utterly impossible for the aec'-.
take place.
FIRE IN LAMBETH.—Last night, at a few us, Sr
before ten o'clock, a fire broke out on the premises 0' leg-.
George T. White, a cabinet-maker, at No 47, Hera al)
buildings, nearly facing the Female Orphan Asylum, oot
Westminster-road, Lambeth. The flames originated a
and
some cause not clearly ascertained. Two workshops e.
Oro
their contents were consumed. A timber building, belonged
to Mrd West, the undertaker, was also burned dove' birdthe stabling of Mr. Ruffell, butcher, and the premises ofedd
Boram, oil-cloth and paper-hanging works, were dau2sii
The parties were insured.
RICHARD DAVISON, ESQ., M.P.—We regret e
re„
ceedingly to learn that our newly-elected and popular rile,
sentative, Mr. Davison, is confined to his bed with a etv;
attack of illness, at Kingstown, where he is now resi";.
but we have the satisfaction of being able to contradictse
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rumours representing his illness to be of an alarming,...--
racter. The Hon. Gentleman is progressing favourabiP
Belfast News Letter.
001
THE GREAT EXHIBITION CERTIFICATES.---- r
of the engraved certificates about to be issued to the e:ecia
bitors and others engaged in the late Exhibition, ha" the
printed. One of these will be varied, so as to apply tattoo
holders of prize and council medals, and those of vi,„, to
honourable mention was made in the jurors' reports, of
the jurors themselves, and will each bear a representatkoire.
the medal awarded. Another will be issued to the u.
mainder of the exhibitors, the royal commissioners, exec of
tive committee, and staff, and all will bear the autograP.
H. R. H. Prince Albert.
THE STOCKPORT RIOTS.—Our short notice
of tho
proceedings yesterday left Mr. Reddish addressing the G
on behalf of the prisoners, who had committed their defeoce
by
to his charge. Ho dealt with the case of Hamlet neliling
declaring that be was aiding the autho-ities, and was le7iez,,ry
a party engaged in the same act. Mark Gleave, nod
Ashton, Thomas Edwards, John Slater, Samuel Preston, _to
Thomas Walker were then defended by Mr. Saunders, 7,10
called witnesses to rebut the evidence against them-
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magistrates having retired for an hour, on returning de
that there was a case against Gleave, Walker, Slater,.r' 4
wards, and Preston, and they were committed for trial
Chester assizes. Henry Ashton and Hamlet Huline waist
discharged. The Court adjourned at twenty minutes, Er,
seven. The inquiry was resumed yesterday morning, yess!._
o'clock, when Joseph Birch, Samuel Williamson
Garvey, and George Parry, were defended by Mr. ar
and Mr. Reddish. Parry, who was charged with havai g
;r the
tempted a renewal of the disturbances on the night a
•made compensation to the woman wahe
gose
reat riots, having
press furniture he had destroyed, the prosecutor did not
n,„sea
clrirge. He was, therefore, dealt with summarily, a eirreb
30s. for wilful and malicious. demolition of property_
Gary Garvey
and Williamson were committed to the assizes.
discharged. The Court then adjourned till Monday,,
of the
George and William Walker, who have for
examination
rendered on warrant.