The Sun.
London, England, 1838-12-10 00:00:00

INSOLVENTS' COURT-(THIS P

(Before Chief Commisbioncr HARRIS and Mr. Comn3l9l;i°s‘
BOWEN. )
Henry George Palmer, formerly of the Opera-arcade, of,
opposed by Mr. Collier, of 41, Spencer-street, Goswell-r° of
dressing-case-maker, and Mr. Charles Thomas PrstS;ket•
Coppice-row, Clerkenwell, cabinet and dressing-case-03t0 the
Mr. Collin, a creditor, stated some facts in opposition
insMrolventP's scharge. „„.
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also stated that on the 3d February the n'—f‘,loo,
obtained from him a case of the value of 15 guineas, °LI 1111.).
dition that it or the money should be returned in a day or Sent
Two other cases, worth 61. and 11. ss. respectively, were boy
to him on the 10th February, with the understanding that hip,
were to be paid for immediately. Witness never saw
again until this day. the lfr
The insolvent acknowledged that he had pledged the
guinea case, but said that it was to enable him to raleshoo
means of executing some orders which he bad in hand. to
he left his house he went to Hammersmith, and tbelle"til
Woolwich, Boulogne, and Paris, and did not return 11-
Christmas.—He was remanded.

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DEPRESSION OF THE BAROMETER.-- pot
these extraordinary and rapid depressions in the barn heavy
which indicate the existence in some quarter of %,obef
storm, was observed here on Wednesday last. A- o
of wheel barometers were at 01.80 (and not 28.80 as B° etio
fact' „shefo,
the London Papers have stated, which would in
very extraordinary depression) ; but in well-adjusted I'4.
The
meters the fallthan oPt I
was really not lower tnan about io
y dreadful storms of Tuesday, Wednesday, and ThursdaY' -0
the Irish channel. sufficiently account for this depressionl
thLord and Lady Robert Grosvenor are now on t
way to Italy. Letters from them arrived in Own °
Friday last—all the family were well.
Oakley Park, the hospitable seat of Lieut.-Gene or
Sir Edward Kerrison, near Eye, is expected to be verY Ea,
this week, the Duke of Wellington having accepted az) 10,1
vitation to pass three or four days with the Gallant Gelled),
and his lady. Lord and Lady Mahon, Lord and ll,' es
Henniker, the Rev. Lord Bayning, and the Hon. Wl'
Townshend are expected to be among the visitants.•
The Cvmreigyddion Society's meeting for the ree;
tiremeut of the old officers, and the appointment of other
gentlemen, took place on Wednesday evening.
The . lastCa
MR. AND MRS. CHARLES 'MATHEWS.--
appearanceo
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mathews in Arnaercio,
took eon Tuesday night, the 13th of November.
Mathews was in better voice and spirits than usual•►
was called forth at the conclusion of the Eleventh 'the
and received the rapturous applause of the house. At
thew
termination of theevening's-performance Mr. Ma cl
received the same compliment. After the first cheersdhc:-d
subsided the audience resumed their seats, and a
ess
silence prevailed. Mr. Mathews then delivered an addr
Mr. Power not having arrived by the Great Watt
tr
rfle,
according to his engagement at the Haymarket Thell"p
W Mr,Webster has been fortunate enough to fill up the 70,
by securing the services of the celebrated American AC
Mr. Hill, so fa.ncd for histi-lineationi of ya nkeliti
cunarities. He commences ou engagement, of sii "
only this evening.