The Sun.
London, England, 1838-06-08 00:00:00

HOUSE OF LORDS.-(THIS DAY.)

Their Lordships sat on a Committee of Peerage to-day. The Peers
present were the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Shaftesbury (Chairman),
the Dukes of Hamilton, Buccleuch and Somerset ; the Earls of Selkirk.
Harewood, and Aboyne; and Lords Colville, Vaux, and Moray,

peared very frightened. He afterwards said he had been dreaming of
his dear Eliza. Monday last the girl Edwin came to Hubbard's house,
and saw him; she shook hands with him, and said she knewanti
had seen her on Welnesday in company of a man in a Mackintosh. I
was called sway, anti they remained in company about ten minutes.
At this time a gentleman of foreign appearance, with taus.
tachios, entered the room, and his similarity to the description of the
person mentioned by the girl Edwin and ether witnesses, excited great
sensation ; the individual took his scat at the hack of the room.
Serjeant Price stated that the deceased's lips were swollen and disco_
loured, as if a hard liad been placed on her mouth to prevent her crying
out. I had been" scratching" aver the ground to see if I could find any-
thing. d said" you wont find anything there." He said on Friday
Eliza (the deceased) was going to Windsor ; that she went out against his
rersuasion between eleven and twelve at night, and came home about one
with a man. I (the witness) asked Hubbard what time lie went away.
He said hastily, holding up his hands, " Oh, I don't know;'' He ap.
pears much agitated. He has been very cautious.
CoaoNErt— Quite right too. If the man is innocent, the less he says
the better.

Hubbard's mother said Wilham Hubbard came on Saturday, and left
a message that he wished to see her. She was out at the time. He
left no parcel. When I was told he had been, I said, " fur God's sake
wlat is the matter ?" Then I was tc Id—

CORONER—Why did you think anything was the matter when it was
said he had been ?

Witness—Oh, I thought he might have been drunk, or got into some
scrape—a thousand things came into my head. My other son and his
wife are gone to Ipswich.
Charlotte Parker, who served refreshments at the Strand Theatre,
know deceased from her frequenting the theatre. Last Saturday week
I heard of her death. I had seen her the night previous. She was then
at the theatre. She had a fawn, °loured gown, a blue bonnet, a dark
shawl, and she had a flower in her bonnet. She came to the bar; this
was near the close of the theatre. A gentleman was with her.
She sat down and had a glass of wine, when he paid
me sixpence. He said, " Nave I not given you half a sovereign ?"
said, " No," and showed him :he sixpence. This gave me all oppor-
tunity of observing his features. He had dark whiskers. About five
feet eight or Dino. inches high, I should say. He had no mustachios;
a broad-brimmed hat ; no glasses. I could not see his dress. I
don't think if I saw him I could identify him. They went to_
wards the back of the pit, and I did not see them again. He
did not speak like a foreigner. She came late to the Theatre
and alone. She was different from any other of the " ladies" at the
theatre. She was always very steady. She never drank much. I
don't think the gentleman had a Mackintosh with him.
Charlotte Rosedale, a pastry-cook in Piccadilly, recollected a gentle-
man and two ladies coming into her shop and having refreshments in a
room adjoining, but she mu .t 1 not remember anything respecting them.
Several Jurymen said they did not believe a word the girl Edwin had
stated.

The Con°Neu now adjourned for half au hour, to enable the Jury to
refresh themselves.

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE.

The arrivals of most descriptions of Grain this week have been
moderate, and of Flour small. Wheat and Barley maintain the terms
of Monday last. Beans, Pease, and Oats remain at former terms, with
little doing in the trade. There is a moderate demand for Flour, at the
rates last quoted. The weather slid remains cold, for the season of
the year.

ARRIVALS.
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Flour.
English - 11,q00 Ire 2,600 ecks
Irish
Foreign 1 1,950 425 .--
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