The Sun.
London, England, 1838-05-30 00:00:00

CERTIFICATE.-JUNE 19.

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PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. Cooksley and F. Morrish, slaters, Chapel-street, pent(/' .
BusseJ
—J. and W. Burtt, innkeepers, Hungerford, Wiltshhe---3• -tm'
and W. Wray, stonemasons, Leeds--J. Wilkinson and it
d aeor
strong, calico printers, Manchester—W. and 'l'. Harris, u
al
Green-street, Grosvenor-square—W. H. Earle and H. 13. Sear„'bers..
merchants, Winchester—J. Tomlinson and W. Cooper, bu; stie
Rochdale, Lancashire—J. Thorp and J. Graham, wholesa
tioncrs—C. E. and E. Harper, Southsea, Southampton---ii,
monds and W. J. Millward, japanners, Aston, Biriningbani—..._
Payne and J. Hibbert, jun., house agents, New Bond-streera
Foster and M. Marsden, common brewers, Sheffield—C• and T-
Ebsworth, Basingliall-street—T. Woodward, 'l'. Hestltine, 3ras
Cowper, Cabinetmakers, Oldham, Lancashire (so far as r:ga Greco
Heseltine)—R. and S. Jones, shipsmiths, Liverpool—a
h.
and H. 11•Phail, wire '.corkers, Leeds—J. J. Assenderr N.
i
Hawes, fellmongers, Newman's-row, Bermondsey---n. -city.
Pritchard and J. Barber, merchants, Exchange-buildings, •

. - - ~ o ver
. A hostile meeting, originating in a diSptitP
eta'
cards on Thursday night, took place at Ryecroft early on i'ridaY -m r of
. ics
2,
ing, between Mr. W. Cotterill and Mr. Hamblin. The early hot]
five was chosen for this redoubtable display of courage, and the Part
were at their posts; but another party in the person of W4l'l°,ll'4'
police officer, also appeared, just as the pistols were ready to ViPu'C4"-e
insu:ted honour ; and it was then thought fit to terminate_ the 3"--„c
AO host further proceedings. The parties hare since been bound 00'
iii recognizances of 1001. each; to keep the peace.

SPRING-HEELED time last few.,
, days, this mischievous personage has visited this borough, and disturba'
the quiet of many of its peaceable inhabitants in his noctnrnal wander'
ings. But we have only heard of one instance in which io!eace 11°
hien used. A female the other night passing down Grape-Jane, wai,lic-
costed by him in the hope of a bear, She had her clot l,es literally tern
from her body, her face much injured and disfigured by the scratch?:
from his claws, which must have been very sharp and firmly fiXed'r
his hands. Her terror \yds so great, that she can give but a faint a.
scription of his perscia ; her cries and moans brought the neighbours
her assistance, and Mr. Spring-Heels mysteriously disappeared. The
police are on the look out, and we trust will be able to puts chain WtOn`
him, should he continue his anties.—Thill Advertiser.
On Saturday the wife of James Mortimer, a brief
layer, cf Stoke.by.Nayland, discovered that her husband had sed...E4age.
her daughter by another husband, a girl between 14 and 15 years nkej.
Having lived with her husband on terms ofgreat happiness, the wretched
woman was almost distracted at this discovery, and sent for her bio`_.,
from Colehe.ster, who told Mortimer of their knowledge of his ineestu aj:
intercourse with the child. Mortimer's manners immediately ehang„e.v
and he assumed a look of wildness and insanity, which created ST'4l,
alarm in the minds Wilds friends, but he continued to go to work unit,
Tuesday morning, when, after wishing his wife and friends geed ,b.„Y'ery
rushed from the house and threw himself into the river near Pa"deag.
Staunch, where the body was timnd two hours afterwards, quite At the inquest in the evening of the same day a verdict of lel° de se was
returned, and the coroner issued his warrant for the body to be "Ile'
st
midnight without the funeral service.—Bury Post.
The Grand Jury for the county of Surrey, °rja,
closing their labours at the Sessions.house in Horsemotiger-lalw
the 22d inst., expressed the following encomium upon the inettelie
police :—" We cannot, however, reconcile ourselves to concludinif,"
presentment without bearing our testimony to the clear and into! Itteritr
way in which the officers of 'the metropolitan 'police have given soil
evidence on all occasions when they have been examined berm's: us;
hoe
the satisfactory conclusion that we are led to, frm the cases o'4
.rhe
come before us, as to the apparent efficiency of the police force.
id or
Chairman (Mr. 11. Hedger) in reley, stated that " he also felt pro
hog
say that he could bear the same testimony to the able manner in
the police force generally gave their evidence." —.so!"

H
PATENT LEVER WATC li
Four and a Half Guineas each.
A variety of Second-hand Watches, on this celebrated erewsEerijeed
tion, with going fuzee, to continue going while winding 1114:Li an' in four holes, hand to mark the seconds, hard enamel 1.1'" war-
other modern improvements, are offered at the above Prietve'teh-
ranted, at COX SAVORY'S, Jevieller, Silversmith, and ''hu-reh-
maker, 47, Cornhill, London (Seven Doors from Gracec
street).

IR TRS. lady
On the 27th inst., in Westbourm-place, Eaton-squiro, t
of R. Buchanan Dunlop, Esq., of a son.
On the 26th inst.. Mrs. E. isanqueray, of a (laughter. •„0,
At Ramsgate, on the 27th inst., the lady of Joseph Blake, J
Esq., of a son.
rt eet'
On the 28th inst., tl)e lady of Dr. Ryan, of Charkitte-s
Blotunsbury-square, of a son.
At Salisbury, on the 25th inst., the lady of H. Farr "tnia*
Esq., of a daughter.
On th 3 26th inst., in Hans-place,-Sloano.street, Chelsea,
Jelin 'Wood, of a son.
of
On the 26th inst., in Trinity-square, Mrs. Turnbull,
daughter.
ee tf
On the Etzith inst., the wife of H. Baker, Esq., of Grafton-9tr
Fitzroy-square, of a son.

111:1R R 1 ED. 0003 /
At Stock Gayland, on the 24th inst., the Rev. W. J.
~ 011'
RD., late Fellow of New College, Oxford, and Rector °key: P'
don, Bucks, to Sarah Marwoocl, eldest daughter of tl'''
F. Yeatinati, 1.L.13., of Stock House, Dorset. , ;euten.nt,-
On the 9th inst., at St. Mary's, Bryanston-square, '-'"- e 11*-
Colonel Bowler, East India Company's Service, to Carolin
third daughter of the late J. Champain, Esti.,
near Sca
On the 24th inst., the Rev. J. R. Dobson, of Scalby, tdie sate
borough, to Anns eldest daughter of E. Cleaver, Esq., Oi of Nun'
place, and grand-daughter of the late E. Cleaver, F.Eq.'
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nington Hall, Yorkshire.

On tho 27th inst., in GrosvDenrstr.eet, the Countess
On the 24th inst., at Kensington, Misq Leo. , fte
On the 22d inst., at the Rectory POrlocl-, Somersetshire, '
Rev. Anthony James Clarke, Rector of P( rl.'s•lc , .N 1 in'
On the 24th inst., Lady Mainw4ring wife of 'Sir H. A 1• ---1 t
waling, Bart., of Prover Hall, Cheshire,' wi
sister to the Vibc"
and
Combermere.
tbt
On the `:.9th inst., at Elm Cottage, Petersham, Surrey, Eliaabe
wife of General D. D. Wemvss, o Cumberland street, Porten
square, aged 79.
On the 17th inst., at Abbeville, Charles Poole, Est].,
aged 81,
late of Thu Grove, Stanmore. n aged
On the 25th •
inst., at Delamore, near Ivy Bridge, Pe"." -41-
77, Susannah, widow of T. H. Hays, Esq., of Delamore, and 1-1
well, in the same county.
On tte lath of March last, at Mmensing, Bengal PresideeTt
late D. Alathew, Esc!
aged 21.3, IVatthew William Carruthers, Esq., of the Hon. 'Ea
India Vonirany's Civil Service, second of the late D. Carru
thers, Esq., M.p. .Arnberst.
Daniel gram 'Mathew, Esq., of Pennytenny, eldest son of the
Right Hon, WlRiaro 'llloafthFestv'l,iGliovaellr'nEors-sGexenaenrtail
Island*
tin the lath inst., in Shepperton-street, New North-road, wing'
ton, Airs. Charlette Pugh, aged 77.
Soho-
square.
lire
On the 27th inst.., Mr. John Methley, of Rith-street, Soho-
On the 24th lust., at Grove terrace, Nott'xig-hill, Hump .
Ilaelle, lisq„, aged 77.
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