The Sun.
London, England, 1853-05-02 00:00:00

PROXIES.

DUEL Kenmare BIStIOPS. Dormer
Grafton Lindsay Chester Dunfermline
MARQUISES. Itaanor Durham Godslpit in
,Conynr liana Itos4bcry Limerick noward de Wal-
Done gal St Germans BARONS. den
lleadfort Scarbrough Al vanl ey llolland
EARLS. Stair Auckland Lurgan
Ellesmere Strafford Bolton Lo vat
Errol yrsconwrit. Cloncurry Lyttelton
Fingall Clifden Cowley Moilson
Fi tzhardlnge 31 assarene Dacre Mork),
Fortescue Torrington Denman Portman
G. aegow De Manley Truro

PAIRS.
Willoughby de Ereeby, Lord Maynard, Viscount
Zetiand, Earl Lon,dale, Ea 1
Leicester, Earl Buckingham, Duke
Vaux, Lord
Stourton, Lord Gage, Lordßodney, Lord
Roxburgh, Duke Bucctench, l)uke
Bedford, Duke St John, Lord
Belhaven, Lord Lauderdale, Earl
Carington, Lord Methuen, Load
Kinnaird, Lo.d Mansfleid, Earl
Exmouth, Viscount Renters, Lord
Spencer, Earl
Carew, Lord E2emlngllalam, Earl
rds, Lord
L Whaniclifle, Lord Candor, Earl
Erskine, Lord Moun , tcashel, Earl
Chichester, Earl Douglas
Fitzwllli Lord Mill Kiutor Earl
Gardner, Lord Keane, Lord
Normanby, Marquis Dartmouth, Earl
ilardinge, Viscount Munster, Earl
Ribblesdale, Lord P addngton, Earl
Worcester, Bishop St. Aseph, Bishop.
Wrott,sley, Lord Rosso, Earl
Sligo, Marquis
Cambridge, Duke
Vivian, Lord
Lansdowne, Marquis Longford,,Earl
Somerset, Duke
Sutherland, Duke Klnnoul, Earl
CGalellitigerabilu,rEya,
Viscount

ROYAL LIBERALITY.— it having been represented to
the Queen that the widow of the late George Leadbetter,
who met his death accidentally some weeks since, was left
in a very destitute condition, her Majesty, in consideration
of his long services as a police officer, has granted out of
the privy purse an annuity of 501. to the unfortunate
woman. Leadbetter was for some time attached to the
palace, and it was chiefly through his instrumentality
that the "Boy Jones" was "unearthed.
MURDER ON THE HIGH SEAS.--A seaman, named
David Miller, has just been arrested in Liverpool, for
the wilful murder at sea of another seaman, named
George Parr, under the following circumstances :—The
prisoner and deceased formed two of the crow of the
Highland Mary, of London, on the voyage of that
vessel from Demerara to Liverpool. On the 28th of
February the prisoner kept the night watch, and about
half-past seven o'clock in the morning he informed the
captain that he had struck Marr on the head with a
was
g a few days stick,blood,
into the forecastle, and saw that the man had been mur-
' dered. A very heavy billet of wood, stained with
neartheys spot.
preTviloiensprtisoontehre
had been
drinking heavily dreadful
occurrence. He was brought up at the Liverpool police
court, and, after the evidence of the captain was taken,
was remanded until this day (Monday), when the charge
will be further investigated.
DREADFUL COLLIERY EXPLOSION ANDi Loss OF LIFE.
1---An inquiry was held at Dudley, on Fr.aedaey,irnesgectcsiz
a most fearful explosion, which took
.pi
of Wednesday morning, and en
The
Park Colliery, one of Lord Wadredd'sinpitthse,
dineatthhe
of
fonurinsee
miners and serious injury to many others. _
.colliery
is situate about a mile from this town, and it appears
that in the course of Tuesday there had been large fall
The pit was stated to have been
escape of sulphur. .
goi however
ire, r a thereleft w
owraks,
t o'clock on the morning of the
properly examined,
af t -lam and that it seemed
of rock in the working, which doubtless had caused an
accident, with the sa e y .p,
another fall of rook and about 11 o'clock, a fearful explo-
anticipating injury,
lion took place.of thepoor creatures who were
Most .
secure. Later in
thaendnimoarnnyin
died from their injuries, The survivors
fore stated, nine .
t. n‘ The coroner having
continue in a deplorable penal io .
were most shockingly burnt, and, as he.
appearing to be
inquired n
in the workings
the part of those who were at work in
no negligence on
of
d a verdict "Accidental
ito the whole facts, and there .
jury returned
death."
the pit, the