The Sun.
London, England, 1836-04-19 00:00:00

An engraving and description of the ancient relic
found at Marygate, York, as stated in The Sun of April 4,
nny be seen in Gardner's History of Dunwich ; as also in
Burke's History of the Commoners, Part 1., p. 57. It is a
leaden seal, antiently called a " Bulla,l and affixed to a brief.
A similar medallion is in the possession of Mr. Loder' Brighton.
Au immense crowd assembled on Sunday at St. Paul's
to witness the procession of the Lord Mayor, Corporation,

and Judges, it being the first Sunday of Easterterm.
ST. MARTIN'S IN THE FlELDS.—Yesterday
J. T. Pratt, Esq., with the parochial authorities, assembled
at the Board Room for the purpose of revising the list of
names of parishioners who claim to vote at the election of the
Board of Guardians. T. Pratt, Esq., presided ex-officio.-
After the voting papers had been revised, and the numbers
cast up, it was found the Conservative party through the
strenuous exertions they had made, had succeeded by return-
ing sixteen gentlemen who entertained principles in accord-
ance with their own. The Liberals returned eight of their
party. This election has 'occupied above a month in revising
the voting lists.
Saturday next will be distinguished by his Majesty
giving a grand entertainment to the Knights of the most Noble
Order of the Garter, it being St. George's day, at which he
will preside ; and by the Shalspeare Clubs having festivals in
ce:ebration of the anniversary of the immortal bard's birth-day,
on
- .

the 23d of April, 1564.
Mn. PEASE AND THE SOUTH DURHAM RAIL-
WA v.—The Durham Chronicle expresses disgust mingled with
sit: I)6s° at the vote of censure passed on Mr. Pease, M.P., at
a meeting of the inhabitants of Weardale, held at Walsenhain
last Tuesday. Mr. Joseph Smith Wooler was the chairman
of this extraordinary meeting.
Mademoiselle Giulia Grisi, the youthful cantattice,
is a niece of the once celebrate, Granilli, and is now in her
twenty-fifth year, having, been born at Milan, July 28, 1811.
Her father held an appomtment under the then existing king-
dom of Italy. At tile age of eleven, Giulia was placed in a
convent at Florenet, whereher musical education commenced.
.—Morning Paper. We have heard that Grassini, the once
eminent contralto, is aunt to Grisi; but we never heard of the
celebrate Granilli."—Musical World..
MR. BUCKINGHAM'S.ANNUITY FUND.—WC
have very great pleasure in referring to the liberal subscription
towards this fund from the little town of Newport Pagnell ;
it is, as one of the subscribers says, " the spontaneous gift of
thuse who know him, and admire what they .have seen of him
both in his public and prisate character." This is the only
town in which a subscript lon has commenced and closed.. The
Committee continue to. receive encouraging promises of sup-
port from other placr,s, the result of which will be given in due
time.--Shelfield
SUICIDE GP MR. EDMUND EDMOWDS, LATE
ELITOR OF rata "METROPOLITAN POLICE GAZETTE."—
Se afternoon an inquest was held in the drawing-room
of the residence of Mr. Dimond, builder, of No. 6, New
Ormond-street, Brunswick-square, before Mr. Stirli.?g and a
Inuit respectable Jury, to inquire touching the death of Mr.
i.' ilmund Edmonds, aged 02% late Editor of the "
Metropolitan
Police Gazette." It appeared in evidence that the deceased
lad put an. end to his existence by cutting his throat -with a
r& or in so dreadful a manner as to cause immediate death,
IneenAtctillerst were ex-
an.l that be had suffered for some time great depression of
1 cvlzeg
spirits from pecuniary embarrassment and dread of arrest.—
ve:-Odinct,s‘a‘
ev.isiwg on Blackheath, a private, 'lamed Lloyd, was thrown
tTuerctarn7rrormni:gta,
from his horse, and one of the cr.mon passed over his bend.
He was removed from the spot, but he breathed his last before
he reached the hospital.
REPORTED MURDER.- S d • •
of Somers-town were alarmed, by aatreport
y ,t
htat i
Missill
ui
tttaenut,s,
a lady of indeper.dent fortune ••' residing there
&red. On inquiry it was discovered the a
that report -was un-
true, but that th.e unfortunatethroat iv a des-
perate manner, and lady had cut
inher
with a.
knife.
• • The worad
, also wounded herself the legs
s were dressed, but her life
(1 been mur-
is consi.cl erect
in great danger.