The Sun.
London, England, 1837-04-24 00:00:00

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sumption to name any individual without consulting the so,s7,
of the electors on the subject. The electors should looif to'u!ij
good wheelers instead of leaders, who he prophesied
to
never lead them victory.
Mr. WAKLET replied. He deprecated the conduct oft:
Gallant Colonel in refusing to name any candidate, in °I,AI
that the electors might decide talon his eligibility.e ,
the Gallant Colonel name his man at once.--(Great l'S,
other;
log.) The matter must have been discussed,
there could be no opposition to the claims of -Mr. Lea ~
He supposed they had some Lord in v!ew.---( lieeariio/0,
laughter.) They had already too many Lords in the ej,
loofokCiongrnmfeolinosw;, aonndrnwahk7negveerncituhieryy, stumbled over soin leek
that he was a Lord.—( Cheers.)Some
only to obstruct every good measure, and to yoke
~51), of,
into the constitutional wheel.—( Cheers.) They would he 0
der
better if they were not in the Commons at all. Mr. Lea Pot,
there, and he would answer any questions that might bei,P It
Whatthe weren,ere st:bovey ttobere
if:,
him.--( Cheers.) He called upon the meeting to 018 ,iie
.Leader speak for himself, and if he ,lid not answer evel -`)iitt
Lion as they wished, he hoped they would not have
(LEFT SPEAKING.)
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ROLL'SCOURT.-(THIS DA'''

sois'
asairstf(F.opeoLELNoGLA,N
atn the
eLON sittingD O N
of
fNtDh
ew
stated to the Master of the Rolls that what had raile,:ces,.ll°`
Lordship the other day had been considered by his
that
were desirous of complying with the slightest hint
Id bef:,ol
be suggested by the Court. If an arrangerneu!Tc°„t: of
f
that the defendants would appeal at once to the rso--,e of Eft
there would be no objection on the part of the Banusnetio
land to abstain from any proceedings under the inj ,isnated.4l
the Ist of Aug., by which time the question might be.un
arnitbiA
The House of Lords could hardly be engaged,:ic jGtcr
more important than this case, in which the VP' ,01
Court 55iThilt.:1/113fr001•01g0,'
p were involved to the highest extent.
Lord LANGDALE said that upon the petition of 11:•beesaPrei
presented to the House of Lords, (which it bad Ile. tot
sible yet to do), he would make his humble applie3tllooo,
Lordships to hear it as soon as possible. What i;;,, 0,
might have he did not know, but he would use 11- the
deavours. That would be without prejudice to court.
fendants, making a special application to the fed 06;
stay proceeedings, which they would have 'a Prgentdo,
to do as soon as the petition of appeal was Pre- the
the House of Lords. His Lordship thought that ateetee,„
fendants might have some grounds for alleging that loot;
tion of the order should be stayed, and that they
be tied down to Ist of August, the better way would,`;'c'stioo,
plaintiffs to give notice to the other side that an aPPcnoce'
that nature would be made to him, when he would
benefit of hearing what the defendants had to say uli°
Sir F. PoLLOCK said that that should be done.
ess sel.
The General Steam Navigation CompanY's ror
the Attwood, from Rotterdam, arrived off the Cett°-'
yesterday ( Sunday) evening. G°lFri
On Monday a meeting was held at the
rpoy
Lion Inn, Llandisilio, Montgomeryshire, for the PLboly
commuting the Tithes of the said parish. The rie ot i
St. Asaph is the Rector. The average annual 07'6 eliy
Tithes for the last seven years amounted to 386;',10(),I
landowners liberally offered 4001. per annum it, 'ides 01
tithes and taxes thereon. The Bishop, however, 1,0110
4501. per annum, supporting his claim by an argtueesit(Tel
the tithe-payers deemed "incomprehensible," NO cea'y
Agistment Tithe; to this request the landownerldirot
acceding. On behalf of the Bishop it was argue 00111
large additional sum claimed by his Lordship was Poe,r4l'
disinterested zeal on behalf of his successors ; but ouchor.4
hand it PM promptly answered by Mr. Turner, ,house
of the Meeting, " if the Bishop has a duty to his 11;0011
he has also one to his Parishioners ; at least he oug
some little consideration for them." Thus theoreoF
commutation of Tithes appears to be rejected.
a.'
Chronicle. Voti
Mrs. Cullum, the wife of Captain Cuilt1°1;001e
was burnt to death at an early hour on Saturda4oo
at her residence, Maida-hill, Paddington. Mrs. usod',)
turned from a party between one and two o'clock,
due
she was undressing herself, part of her clothes Co"",
with the flame cf the candle and instantly ignited. the
On Thursday, the day of the City Fag-, 06
burgh Castle steam-boat, on her way from Rothsalf
mar Dunoon by the Nimrod, whose decks were dello/0;e
ed with passengers, wildly screaming, "He hoea fin
gone 1" It was evident that some passenger hae ""Toeoio
board, and, from the hurry and confusion, their se Al
Ado)
unable to get the small boat put into sailing tr;l°;;he,fs
was at length descried by Captain Thompson, letroef'
burgh Castle, floating in the sea, and with the gr'oefii
crity lie steered his vessel towards it. One of hie „
named Neilson, bravely dashed into the foaming dec,l4li4ll
the imminent hazard of his life, succeeded in relleAtli
child from a watery grave. A subscription was su'',,tio:lo
set on foot by some gentlemen on board, and g c,°,100
sum was collected and presented to him, as a tefrolec4
their admiration of his humane feelings and maolY c
eld
A short time since, a person waited upon a,tedi
man, not a hundred miles from Mickfield, and requed; 0,4
married on the following morning. As the hoel:-11,01
that day, the Rev. Gentleman could not accede to
but said if the clergyman in the next parish was 1!?t„fe,
he would attend to it. Some other obstacle, heW't
scntcd itself, and the poor couple were not able t0•g%41
until the Saturday following, although a dinner, Sce' f
vided on the previous Thursday.— Suffolk Chronic*
ri
n t
A letter is in town, which announces the auslyi
the celebrated Madame Pasta for about the Ist ofue'oet
Mademoiselle Taglioni Kill reach London about the f" t
Madame Schroeder Devrient is daily expected.
_T r
On Tuesday Mr. Parsons' colliery, P 4 o°o
Abbey, in which ten men were known to be at ge„'ile#ol
level, was suddenly flooded. The distress of the At
families of the pitmen was most pitiable, which gas
creased by the body of one man being floated Wpioe
mouth. In the course of a short time the other ofthress
%lore washed up, all of whom were alive, and ar,.°,:s"V
vering. The accident was occasioned by the worncitv
ing into an old shaft that had been abandoned for ei
80 years, which was unknown.—Merfker Geardiarhde,oo
The Sheffield Mercury says—" The iron'tlthecd°
ports itself with more firmness and steadiness then; direct,:
market ; but it is the opinion of parties conversellrice7,
market, that neither the rate of wages, nor the P. e
nor the advance upon coal, nor all put together, '
the ironmasters to keep up their prices. I 00 p
In the village of Wymondham, near l‘feloi
bray, on Sunday morning last, Mrs. George, the o,""Tito"tdr
George, a respectable shoemaker, was delivered ° 500,c4
has four legs, four arms, and is in other resnercit,:totAP-111,
formed. The head and bust Are well shaped. uir; er,V
sent time both child and niother are doing welice."
appears no reason to fear that the child will U°
ci,lushire Chronicle. A frics
A few evenings since a newly-imported
discovered in the piazza of a gentleman's house joisbee
(Nassau); and, upon being questioned as to hilludiohl
intentions, he said he wanted "do pickininnie,"s;so. soar
healthy little at that time playing with its the' pirj
you want of de pickininnie ?" inquired a member `he ciSte
" Oh, he be good for messa, mesas," rejoined At'to 'l6 ~i
smacking his lips. The above was communicate"' Or
eye- witness.— The Bahamian. 011114
The friends of civil and religious Lib e -1
supporters of Melbourne's patriotic Government4lo,4
public meeting in our Town-hall, on Tuesday ee:vs v.O
" his Majesty's Ministers for the measure they ea
forward for the abolition of Church-rates, and Sl)ostP
Legislature to pass the same into a , tr
Chronicle. ill 01
li"
AMENDED Pooft-LAw.—That truth ,bo,f
middle, and that:extremes not unseldom meet, 'lblclt°;s,,f
vulgar unreasoning and reckless virulence With w; g orb's
Tory Sunday Paper and an ultra-Radical Eventrfehst,
join in attacking the amended Poor-law. We T.; sit,ey
consistently advocated the principle of the ineasu'ine so
nying that in parts, perhaps, of its machinery s°o,ing fief
ment might probably be introduced. The foll°oo Tisetle'f
tion, for instance, thrown out by the Nottiggr Co; it 61
seems entitled to legislative consideration. 49'1001°,141
rary urges that the Poor-law Commissioners
owes Art,
diately issue an order that no single man or roe rosuoppri
years of age, should be compelled to enter a vi.°o out, ;001;
that a reasonable allowance should be made to hol.oidea4
and that the same measure of relief should be a r „toss ro
woman above the same age, so that no father °ilea tobich
family, who are aged persons, should be cornlrTress,
ll
into the house on account of the pressure of d's'
now involving the manufacturing districts.
that, in rc9
We have the pleasure to announce trIG:,odle0104011
dated the 18th inst., and addressed to George fitotiousberi d
Sir William Molesworth expresses entire sat'sbio troagoe
report which Mr. Wollcombe has made to he her° re'
pert of success for two Liberal candidates in of s lotti
Leeds. This report was not made until a."O to erg' 1, to
scrutiny both of the names on the requi!it.l°of 0:1411
sentedto the Hon. Baronet and of the
William Molesworth also states, that be „iiriaslo
issue an address to the electors of Leeds, den'eral e ood
candidate for their suffrages at the next V .oler $Ol
Leeds Mercury. sins 00 00
We every day hear of and dinwitness,..the,l
inexplicable contradictions and whimsicalitietic
dispositions of mankind. Meunier, whoin these st WO . 019? Pi
his crime, felt no:fear of immediate cleat'',
seriously wounded by the bayonets of the m,
felt great fear of being at the moment 01 F peo to ,Pale
the hair. On the President of the Court 0040051.113 $lOl 0
why his hair had been cut only two daZe: of P'llosigleossf'
tempt, he replied—" lam very susceptible of oil if•
head, and, while meditating the executioseboold 193
ways entertained a dread of the pain l bait' froliivr
resting me, any one should seize me bY the
ars that 00000;
By Lloyd's Shipping List it IsPPee avera;:ettr!btlol,.
to 1829 (being a period of 36 years), tihie biter I d polipd
ships wrecked was 557 annually t _einereetbusith 'To
ceeded 800; and they are believed to hail Perishes Seiiiiolif
time I More than 2,000 seamen anit;l ill:wrest!. of roe.
mighty deep The above facts should
_orootioaa jos
$1
necessity of using every means for the Ilfo e t!iv,
knowledge among that class of men w"
`IV bar
01;;
exposed to danger and death.-211firr:S;r at ,1.,41),P-ieitb,
So great is the scarcity of It)" w their Plreo 00
the farmers have been obliged to draws hite f
aonff'd there
ing taken place on Sunday night.-10'
etrhee
is
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