The Sun.
London, England, 1836-08-17 00:00:00

List.

LIFE OF SAMUEL COLEMAN.-A little pamphlet
under the above title has just been published for the author.
Samuel Coleman is, as he tells his readers in his title-Pg'
" a remnant of the bold peasantry, their countr's pride ; be 15
aged upwards of 100 years, and was field-laboyurer till four-
score." The pamphlet also contains observations tending t°
promote longevity, good health, and a happy cheerful
dispost-
tion, together with suggestions for bettering the condition et
working and labouring cottagers. He was born in or
near the city of Bath, August 8, 1735. His father ills
a stonecutter, and removed to Worton, near Devizes, wheelll:
son Samuel was a little boy. His wife died more than Slti
years ago, and it does not appear that he has any children 11",
ing. The pamphlet is so short that to extract any continuo(
portion of 'it would be tantamount to reprinting the %Owle%
what is at all interesting, and defeat the object for which t"
publication is put forward—viz., the benefit of the old Mil;
himself. The following extract is, however, pertinent to
subject on which Samuel Coleman has a right to be heard
" Having lived twenty years where one man occupied twenty
farms, the following were the effects': —Twenty farming familieo,
and twenty dairies lost ; forty-seven servants living and lodgini
with the small farmers dismissed ; forty labourers deprived.%
keeping a pig, instead of having as before tubs well filled vobt,
pork, and racks stowed with bacon ; then followed empty tlic4
and bare bacon-racks. Nearly a hundred children, who we'ir
with a half-penny and a pitcher to the farm-houses for the e
daily supply of skim milk, lost their cheap and wbele,s°l
fcral; the tradesmen also lost their best employment."---Ds—
Herald,

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BIRTS.
On the 12th inst., at High GrovHe
Walsingham, the lady of theßev. J. L. Warner, of a son. code'
On the 14th inst., at Be!grave-square, the Hon. 31rs. ca
ode'
of a son. Angels
On the 13th at Sevaptoft Hall, near Leicester, the Lady
Pe narso, of a daughter. II li g'
On the 15th inst., in Berkeley-square, the Hon: Lady Stlr
of a
Od aughter.
n the 14th inst. at Camden-town, Mrs. R. E. G. Johnson' 0f..,
a son. 1 of 1.
On the 11th inst , at Boxstead, near Colchester, the latil
Brooks, Esq.,,of a daughter. I#l/
On the 14th inst.., in Somerset-place, Portman-square, the
of Captain W. B. Green. R.N., of a daughter. .17. t tor
~. On the 11th inst., Mrs. Bishop, of Howland-street, ...1-1
s, square, of a son.
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MARRIED.
On the 10th inst., at the parish church, Wakefield, Robcl,d,e9°4,
neon, Esq., son of the late John Dudgeon, Esq., Leith, to
r 1"7-af
eldest daughter of T. Tootal, Esq., Wakefield. reit
On the 13th inst.. at St. Pancras, R. Davies, Esq., sil aoles,
York-street, Portman-square, eldet son of the late R. Vow
Esq., of the Hon. E. I. C. Service, to Julia, fourth daughter
late J. Stratford, Esq. Holmes
On. the I:3th init., at Much Hadham, llerts, Mr. Arthur of tlib
sted, solicitor, of Warwick-court, Gray's Inn, youngest s.nliyabet
late Thomas Holrnested, Esq., of Bucking, Essex, to
Sarah, eldest daughter of J. Smith, Esq., of the Palace,

DIED..
On the Bth inst., Margaret, wife of J. Hannah, Esq. r , fl.• rt
On the 11th inst., in Cbeyn6-walk, Chelsea, aged .1"
Cap,
Cumming, Esq at
.
On the 4th inst., aged 81, Joseph Watts, Esq., of Gre if,
bridge-areet, Hackney-road.
wife 0f Mr"
On the 14th inst., aged 30, Harriett Frances, vi'',e
Leslie, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields. a 76, jags
On the 13th inst., at Brunswick-terrace, Windsor, age
f Mf'
Egelstone, Esq. la o
On the 13th inst., aged four months, Robert, the ehl i
W. H. Whitby, of Park-terrace, Highhury. inkst 0of
On the 13th inst.., at Haekne3 Charles Claude, the yt 9g
Mr. Robert de Neuiville Lucas,-'' of Grove place, Ilac t
12 months. 0 Sefal:
On the 12th inst.., aged 37, David Hanbury, Esq"c- fc, 0'
Suffolk, and fifth son the late Charles lianbury, i'" ' boti
sted, Essex. a Ong ip.
On the 14th inst., three days after giving birth to wet, '
Margaret, the wife of Mr. George Hepburn, of CarcP 5 , lad,
coiOn n s Ithe 7 fitnn-elds, aged 35.
aged 11, John .1."-''
h inst., at Bryn Dulas, Abergele,
son of J. B. Hesketh, Esq.
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