The Sun.
London, England, 1838-11-07 00:00:00

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OMNIBUS NUISANCE.—(From a Correspondenelego
A PERSECUTED PEDESTRIAN.—That there would have beer
a clause in the Hackney Carriage Bill, prohibiting, tlllO,
pains and penalties, the Cab and Omnibus tribe from Pe'rog
tually peering in people's faces and pointing with ann°/..,,.
gesticulation their dirty digitals in the eyesight of every trto
destrian, who looks like as if he had sixpence in his peelte,,
pay for riding in their huge, noisy, and noisome " busnes'_nif
quite certain, if the nervous class of the community had
been adequately represented in the collective-wisdom assetn°'7Bo
or even if they had possessed as much influence theresti,
" abso'ute wisdom." The constant practice of these g!„,t,
culating Jehus, these finger-holding-up beggars, is the gor'olis
eat nuisance in all Babylon, great as this wen of a ractr fp,
has become. It is as irritating to the nerves, Sir, as a Peote
tual blister, and has already sent more than one unfol,tillitigg
gentleman of delicate nerves to a lunatic asylum. the
have come to a pretty pass, when a man cannot walk an'fiteinif
streets, and lift his eyes from the ground, without ._tb
pointed at by every cad, meeting-With offensive gesticulal A
and feeling that misery without end is the portion nOW
pedestrian.
THE GREAT UNPAID.—When men get int° $1
dirty slough, the more they struggle the more tuey,„rip
deer
themselves. This is eminently the case with Mr. °°`er,
Campbell and his Renfrew Justices. These 'wiseacres-4w
feet specimens of the class to which they 'oelong—bavitloor
tempted to prejudge the question at issue between Mr' oaS
and the Sheriff, are now in great tribulttion, trying t° geelvel
of their disreputable position, and. only making thonsols
more contemptible. Complaints were made of the intole
delay of justice in the Renfrew Sheriff Courts: the J°61,0111
stepped out of their way to whitewash Sheriff Carle is.
end, at the same time, to beropatter Mr. Barr, while t. 10.0.,
quiry was pending. It has been proved, by official ret
et..
that Mr. Barr's complaints are well-founded. Yet 11°,,,Pshire
tence is expressed by the " great Unpaid" of Renfrestice.
for their indecent interference with the course of publie)
tioell,
Neither the pithy and creditable letter of Lord .10101 0111
nor the equally pithy oral rebuke of Mr. Graham Speir9' up 6
to mend their morals. They still persist in bolstering of
bad cause, and in refusing justice to Mr. Barr, vrb°°
have greatly outraged._Glasgow Argus.
r
A recent American paper contains the .° Eel
paragraph At the residence of Peter R. Livingstosa,ool
in Rhinebeck, is a monument to the memory of the 1 in f
Montgomery, which is somewhat curious. It consst!. °fp
tree, which was planted with the General's own han?retonf
was walking one morning with the late Edward 'Ay' L'Ateig
just before his departure for the frontier, and breaking, vial
from the drooping branches of a willow under which ther,",j, a°:
passing, he playfully pushed the end of it in the grenl7 ick"
said, There, let that grow in remembrance of nie. t°
twig was accordingly never removed, but has grovillnocl66,
size of the very largest willows, and its long and r 005
branches, as they wave in the breeze, seem to bid Oleo
stranger drop a tear to the brave martyr of American 1
stertt
Snow is lying a considerable depth on the
mountains of the county of Durham and Yorkshire. 013
of
COFFEE-HOUSE CHARACTERISTICS..,.. 000
man, thin, feeble, and altogether debilitated, air.oe'it
with previous care or present troubles, or Vs e°11"
subdued and overcome by a long life of sensuality ' estl is eh-st
obliged to look over the bill of fare wit:a scrupuleu-scli
ness, that he may be watchful not to,
which may embarrass or destroy the, give his stol° 00
life. The gay coxcomb, on the otFier hand, enters :if e Sto
sang froid which marks the e.teserice of all reflection,.;bich,er
which applies to his thie,'4
oge
se fingers
tawrierl,peirnpipeituall', fe wremaining tith tbo
cad of hair, through uio o'o
J passing, whilst the natistile"..lf.
eof
Irtng great satisfaction with hini„Ald
!. 'hat is taken supply the wants of his frame ill Ow A
he same yain influence, and everything bespeaks aes to:et
tr,ely separated from everything but that which relalciale of
here is a third kind of person to be found in stl„ireati°,,nte
who looks to his hour of dinner as the great r,..c!'et, bei-joo
life. He eyes the bill of fare with that delight vllldity, et the
to transient joy and pleasure. He falls to with 011000 g.i' ttsC'
the momentary sensations of taste, fills his glass', t sstlegia"
grateful liquor with an eye that marks his abunua-the b otr
tion, and, when all his finished, seems sorry that ibs'efor
ning should ever have an end. Another characterbere lost
served is one who, having seen better days, coules toorge.th
supply of food. Such a being selects the cheaPestocl 1A tb
will give him the necessary supply for the day' ‘catecl
quiet, melancholy air, takes his departure, neither
fooidthannotrirehnaigrhmtoedres Memoirs.withthesolace of his necessary
William meal'
GREAT ADVANTAGE TO LARGE CON°
TEA. oantitieAsts
TEAS at WHOLESALE PRICES, in Tad '4l-
- than one pound, in tin cases of 61bs. net, or -t°
seer
121bs. and upwards. ungi
orb ffeeZ
To afford every facility to large consumers, to r fr
tisement is addressed, nut less than one pound of, I ent-:d01'
madeusual
division
rtihsiiesuesetfabeiluisahumtietniets,
masatdhee
bysm arleltapirlohfits 11- Tri/
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DIED.
On the sth inst., at Brighton, William Lambert, E 94"
mansterne, Surrey, aged 78. 'vino, !if 39*
On the 6th inst., at New Boswell-court, Line° ti'tor, 4
Hall, of that place, and of Neasdon, Middlesex,
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London Printed and Published by Ai 11;?.,
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112, Strand, at The Sun Office, No. 112, Strang'''.
of Midallesm.—Wetinesday, November 7, 1110-
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