The Sun.
London, England, 1862-07-04 00:00:00

THE YEL VERTON CASE.

EDINBURGH, Thursday.—ln the case of Yelver,
ton v. Longworth Lord Ardmillan has issued his
interlocuter. In the action of declarator by Miss
Longworth, he finds that the pursuer has not in-
structed that she is the wife of the defender, and
he assoilzes the defender. In the action of decla-
ration of freedom, &c., by Major Yelverton, he
declares against the defender, and finds Major
Yelverton entitled to expenses.

His Highness Prince Doria Pamphili has left
Claridge's Hotel for Scarborough.

His Highness Princess Leichenstein has arrived
at Claridge's Hotel from Austria.
Their Highnesses Princess Piombino and Prin-
cess Pallarvane have arrived at Claridge's Hotel from
Paris.

His Excellency Mons. Demetz, Conseiller Doyen
Honoraire a la Cour Imperialo de Paris, accompanied by
the Count and Countess de Boisdenemeles and Countess de
Roueher, have arrived at Maurigy's Hotel from Paris.
His Excellency le Comte de Ferson has arrived
at Maurigy's Hotel from St. Petersburg.

CRYSTAL PALACE ROSE Snow.—This popular
show will be held to-morrow (Saturday), and from the
entries it is anticipated that it will be the largest show ever
held. All the most celebrated growers of roses, both nur-
serymen and amateurs, have entered for competition, the
number of trusses of roses competing exceeding four thou-
sand. Many new roses will be exhibited, and collections
of roses in pots, and in vases, and ornamental stands, suita-
ble for table decorations, will also be well represented.
Numerous inquiries having been made this season for a low
rope performance by M. Blondin, it will take place at four
o'clock to-morrow, in the centre transept, thus combining
wish the rose show, the military and other bands, a more
than ordinary attraction even for the Crystal Palace.
ELECTION OF CORONER.—(This day.)—The no-
mination for a person to fill the office of coroner for the
central district of Middlesex took place this forenoon at the
hustings erected in Park-crescent, Pora nd place. The
show of hands was declared in favour of Mr. Lewis;
ll and
Mr. Cameron having retired from the contest, a .
e was
demanded on the part of Dr. Lankester, which
place on Monday.
nrning an FRIGHTFUL DEATll.—Yesterday 111-
er for the
in-
quiry was held by Mr. William Paine, thtehecod
coroner
h of Anne
take
City of London and Southwark, touching the
lost her life on
Elizabeth Strickland, aged 10 yearswho'staircase-well, at No.
Monday last through falling, down
' question there was a
J. Wilson said that on
the
premises
in the evening was
snagincircumstances:—Mr
4, Cu! uln- street, under the following
large well staircase, and then
the banisters. While turn-
amusing herself by sluing
balaonced herself, and, though she
ing a corner she
she was unable to retain her
caught the stairs
hold, and came to tihn°ovfe..arlrioinugnd, a distance of 30ft, with fear-
ful in her descent; but he was unable
ful force, grazing witness
unfortunate girl was taken up in-
with blood; and upon conveyed to the
was
in-
sensible, oe
nbsri eb al
ek, eorrvaelzraielnld
hospital it found that she had sustained an extensive
the skull and other serious injuries, from the
which she shortly afterwards died. The jury re-
turned fractureeffects
of
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