The Sun.
London, England, 1862-03-24 00:00:00

FOREIGN MAIL PACKET LIST.

MAILS DUE. ,
Australia and Mauritius, via Southampton. ...... April
112.:
via Marseilles ......... April 6.
Brazil and Cape Verds, by British packet. ....... . .1 1.
Cape of Good Hope, Ascension, and st. Helena.. Apn
China, Penang, and Singapore, via Southampton. April ~
via Marseilles ...April 4.
Falkland Islands
Gibraltar, via Southampton Mar. 2s.
India (Calcutta), and Ceylon, viavia
Marseilles Southp
lar.
Southampton
India (Bombay), via Southampton Mar.
via Marseilles ........ Ap 4ril 4'
Lisbon
Mar. ,-
Malta, Egypt, and Adcn, via Southampton Mar. ''''
via Marseilles Mar. 29'
Newfoundland April 'l"
Oporto
and
Vigo.mar. --,,"!
........... .
U. S. and British N. America, by Brit. packet Mar. 21.
by U.S. packet 26.
b Canaan Mar. .
W.C. of Africa, Madeira, and Ty eneriffe .di packet. April Po.
Bahamas, via New York Aprilgli
Mexico..
• • • • Mar. ,'.°
All parts of West Indies, including Chili, Peru,
.1 Ivan 314
California, and British Columbia..

GREAT YARMOUTH, Friday.--It
has been blowinghard last night and to-day, with much damage to ehiPPiljg;
The brig Sarah Bell, of Arundel, was lost, with all han"
on the North Sand. To-night the wind has somewhat
abated, but the weather is somewhat coarse and wild.
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Formal evidence was given of the registry by the
prisoner of the births of the six children in the
abovementioned years in various parts of the metro-
polis, the registration-books being produced by the
superintendent registrars of the districts, and the
particular entries being proved by the registrars of
the sub•districts. The prisoner's affidavit above
referred to, in which he deposed to his marriage
with Mary Anne Sanders in 1838, to her leaving
him in 1839, and to certain particulars relating to
her cohabitation with Mr. Foxhall, was also put in.
Richard Carter, a journeyman fishmonger, who
was in the prisoner's service from 1857 to 1859,
' proved the handwritingof the prisoner's signatures
to the various registrations and to the affidavit.
Mr. Skegg contended that the proceedings were
too late. The prosecution ought to have been in-
stituted within three years of the commission of
the alleged offence. It was true that there was no
such restriction in the Gth and 7th of William IV.,
cap. 84, the Registration Act, under 'which these
proceedings were taken; but in the Marriages Act,
6th and 7th William IV., cap. 85, the Act imme-
diately preceding, and passed on the same day,
1 there was a provision in section 44 that this Act
was to be taken with the Registration Act, cap. 86,
and that the two were to be read as one Act, as if
they had been incorporated; and in section 41 was
a provision that all proceedings
must be taken
within three years. He held that this provision
must apply to the Registration Act, under which
these proceedings. were taken. This question had DEATHS.
pea.
re°
been raised by Sir Fitzroy Kelly before Lord Camp- BEAVAN.—On the 17th inst., at Rochester, Thomas ' bell in Ihe case of Tho Q • 1". Beavan, Esq., M.D , aged 54.
ueen against Lord Dun-
holoral
Boyne;" but Lord Campbell had not decided the BROWN.—On the
Francis Hart, Esq.,
20th inst., at Itamsgate, Bart
,0, o
to take the opinion of the Brown, 8.A., Trinity College,
B. T. Brown, Esq., of the former place, aged 25. ,i..
point, preferring first
jury on the facts of the case ;
acquitted Lord Dunboyue on the. merits, there had
and, as the jury had n
of Nottll3
Cambridge, eldest 0
Hn. the Ist inst.,
ham, aged 87.
stoic°
been no decision on the point of law. HAIINEY.—Ou the 18th inst., Mr. William HarveY,
60.
Sir N'
Mr. Clerk thought the magistrate would hardly , Newington, and Monkwell-street, city, aged
decide upon the doubtful point which had been so i SEi.JELL.-011 the 13th inst., at Florence, General Sir
Sewell, K.C.8., Colonel oll.M.'s 79th Regt.
ably and ingeniously argued by Mr. Skegg. The ' incorporation olause was not in the second Act, but
John TomPsettl Esq., solicitor, of Hastings, 'l'
only in the first, and though, from the,poxtion of TOMPSETT.—On. the..
aged 69.
the clause which Mr. Skegg had read, it might be
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supposed to apply2lst inst., Eleanor, relict of t,11...0 slefle,
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to say, " and the provisions of the said Act (the
Registration Act) shall be applied to this Act (the ofStrand, No.
Marriages Act)," but it dicl not gay $' the provi- klaillegur.-Kozplay, prurcji gi, 062,

BIRTHS.
ATWOOD.--O the 22d inst., at Blackman-street, So-
wark, the wife of Joseph S. Attwood, Esq., of a soll'ao.
BLAKE,—On the 21st inst., at 18, Princes-square, 11,1A4
park, W., the wife of Colonel C. S. Blake, C.D.,
of a daughter. L-
Lawrence,
the 20th inst., at 173, City-road, Mrs'
Lawrence, of a son.
IO
VILLIERs.--On the 19tn inst., at Bishopwearruoulb, t
Lady Victoria Villiers, of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.
DOITOLAS—Bura.—On the 20th inst., at the parish cuintys°
Spalding, William Douglas, Esq., Coldstream to ri„;,,,g,
beth, eldest daughter of Henry Bugg, Esq., Spalw
Lincolnshire.
erl
MILLER—EVANS.—On the 20th inst., at Eugha--Itoll
Church, Warwickshire, Lieut.-Colonel Miller, late die
Hussars, to Sarah Dorothy, only surviving child
late Thomas Moore Evans, Esq., of Warsaw and m
raingham.

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