The Sun.
London, England, 1853-08-12 00:00:00

'CARLTON.

First Innings. Second Innings.
Stephens, Esq., b Stevens... 6 b Copus 0
Messing, Esq., b Stevens.... 0 b Ticehurst 0
Francis, Esq., c Hodgson, b

2 b Ticehurst 23
20 c Priestley, b Copus 0

Copus
Dyson, Esq , b Copus
E. Williamson, Esq., c and b
Copus ll b Ticehurst 2O
J. Williamson, Esq. b Copus ... 5 c Ticehurst, b Stevens 9
-- HumphiT, Esq., b Copus... 5 b Copus 22
Huxham, Esq., c Priestley,
b Ticehurst lO b Ticehurst 8
G. Williamson, Esq., b Stevens 5 not out 1
Raven, Esq., b Stevens 3 b Ticehurst 0
C. Williamson, Esq., not out... 0 run out 0
b, 1-b, n-b, w, &c 24 byes, &c 3l

Total 9l
CAMDEN CLUB.
First Innings.
Stevens, Esq., b Dyson 1
Bowstead, Esq., b Dyson 3
Ticehurst, Esq., b. E. Wil-

Total 114

Second Innings,

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Damson
Copus, Esq., c Dyson, b E

Williamson - S
Hodgson, Esq., b Dyson S
Lanham, Esq., b Dyson 5
Priestley, Esq., b E. • Wil-
liamson
Sceppings, Esq., run 0ut.... 5 b Stephens 0
Wood, Esq., bE. Williamson 9
Struguell, Esq., not out l3 b Dyson 4
Mardon, Esq. ,1 b w 2 not out 5
1-b, b, w, and n b 2O 1-b, b, w, and n-b 17

Total BB

Total 2B

THE CONWAY MURDER.—Soon after eight o'clock on
Wednesday morning, John Roberts, the murderer of
Jesse Roberts, at the village of Roe, near Conway, in
May last, underwent the extreme penalty of the law.
The execution took place within the gaol yard, an aper-
ture being made in the wall, by means of which alone
the unhappy culprit and his executioner were exposed to
public gaze. Thousands of people were assembled, and
lined the quay walls, occupied the shipping on the river,
and every available spot. On the scaffold were the
deputy-sheriff, Mr. H. B. Roberts, the governor of the
gaol, the chaplain, and the celebrated philanthropist, Mr.
right, of Manchester. This gentleman and the chap-
lain, the Rev. T. Thomas, were unceasing in their minis-
trations towards the culprit, who manifested sincere
repentance, confessing the justice of his sentence, and
acknowledging the treachery he had shown towards the
murdered man, who had frequently written letters for
him, and shown him much kindness. When on the
drop the unfortunate man, addressing the crowd, said,
" Good people, take warning by me ; this comes of
Sabbath-breaking and poaching. All that I said about
William Evans (the man whom he had accused of hav-
ing bribed him to the deed) is false. He had no hand
in the murder." He then said, " Jesus, remember me I"
and continued in murmured pray* for a few moments,
when, at a signal from the Sheriff, the drop fell. The
executioner was from York, and it is thought is inex-
perienced, as the knot was tied on the wrong side, and
above the ear. Death did not ensue until several mi-
nutes' severe convulsive struggle. The body, after
hanging an hour, was cut down and buried within the
prison.
EMIGRATION FROM LIVERPOOL. —The number of emi-
grants who sailed from all the ports of the United King-
dom, during the spring quarter, was not less than
115,959. Of these, 74,646 sailed from Liverpool, 10,619
from London, 3,722 from Southampton, 2,095 from
Plymouth, 7,884 from Glasgow and Greenock, and
16,993 from the ports of Ireland. Liverpool has thus !I
considerably more than half the emigration of the United I
litr°?ce Kingdom. The countries to which the emigrants sailed,
during the last quarter, were—United States, 78,205 ; N . 112, Strand, Printer at fya
he ale
British North America, "20,107 ; the Australian colonies, Strand, in the Precinct of Savoy,.
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BIRTHS.
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On the Bth inst. in Hanover-square, --tile will,
On the 10th inst., at Tottenham-green,
Marsden, Esq.
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On the 6th inst., at Yarmouth, in the fele: PcPoief
Thos. Noyes, eldest son of Thos. Noyes .;escl. io Lerrati.
Wedhampton-cottage, near Devizes of
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On the 9th inst , Noble Edward, one of the ~. ,10
allge. J. St. Leger, Esq., of Jermyn-street, S" oil,
...sisce,
On the 7th inst., at the Cottage, Raeburn r _idoe ~4,,
burgh, Archibald Wishart, Esq. writer to Zes;:t, P'
On the sth inst., at Genoa, 'Augustus
Commissary-General to the Forces.

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