The Sun.
London, England, 1837-11-06 00:00:00

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rrifiE EVILS of QUARANTINE LAWS,
and NON-EXISTENCE of PESTILENTIAL CON-
TAGION; the MEANS of PREVENTION, and METHOD
of CURE for CHOLERA MOIIBUS.

By Captain W. WHITE.
" A fierce attack on the College of Physicians, and a scornful
and indignant exposure of the evils entailed by the Board of Health,
which ought, as Captain White observes, to have been called " the
Board of Death." Scornful and bitter sneers at Sir Henry
ford and his associates, and 'writhing sarcasms levelled at Sir
Robert Peel, Lord Grey, Lord Melbourne We recommend
the reader who desires to form a judgment for himself the Captain's
Book, he will find some valuable suggestions ...... ...If the Cap-
tain has not steered clear of errors, the College has far greater sins
to answer for."—The Atlas.
Effingham Wilson, Royal Exchange; Oliver and Boyd, Edin-
burgh ; John Cumming, Dublin.

TEIE QUEEN.-Our readers will be much gratified
to learn the kind feeling evinced by the Queen to promote
the manufactures of Ireland. Her Majesty has sent a very
extensive order for poplins to our manufacturers. The
order came through the Countess of Mulgrave. This
branch of our manufactures employs a large population in
the liberties of Dublin. It has for many years sustained a
high character for richness, beauty of texture, ard durabi-
lity ; more recently it has become a leading article of fa-
shionable dress among the nobility and gentry in England
and on the Continent. For this we are indebted to the
Queen when Princess Victoria, and the Duchess of Kent,
who have frequently at Court, and on State occasions, ap-
peared in dresses or trains of Irish poplins. We cannot
sufficiently appreciate the liberality and kind consideration
thus displayed to our manufactures, which share alike with
British manufactures the Royal favour and patronage.
Amongst the poplins ordered by the Queen are some mag-
nificent patterns in gold and silver tissue on white, pink, and
azure blue grounds—the design, bouquets of roses, sham-
rocks, and thistles, tastefully woven in silver, and encircled
with silver wreaths of shamrock."—Dublin Evening Post.
A few days ago, a boy, ten years old, the son of
a workman employed in the Woollen Manufactory of Mr. 1.
Evans, in Ludlow, while standing too near to one of the
wheels of the machinery, then going at a rapid rate, was
drawn under it by his pin-before, and had one of his arms
broken in four places, and ;vas bruised in other parts of his
body. Mr. Evans, who was present, at the greatest peril
of his life, sprang upon one part of the machinery, and with
the prompt assistance of his workpeople, succeeded in im-
mediately stopping its movement, and thereby saved the
boy from further injury, for had the wheel gone a little fur-
-1 flier the head and limbs of the boy must have been severed.
Mr. Evans, who felt and acted so humanely, we are sorry
to bear, also received sonic hurt internally. Arrangements
are made to prevent a repetition of such an accident.—
Shrciusbu: y Chronicle.
There was on Friday an interesting meeting in the
county of Montgomery, at which Colonel Edwards, the
representative of the boroughs of that county, was enter-
tained in Newton at a public dinner by his constituents,
and met by a party of gentlemen and electors.