The Sun.
London, England, 1847-01-18 00:00:00

CAMBERWELL,

The Grand Surrey Canal Tavern, Peckham-footpath,
from Mr. William South to Mi. G,orae South; the
King's Arms, Peckham rye, from Mr. Thomas B. Kirk
to Mrs. Isabella Basliford; the Grove House, Grosvenor-
place, from ilk. John Hughes to Mr. Henry Dove; the
Bricklayers' A. tti, Southampton street, from Mr. It. B.
Smith to Mr. Wm. Deplege.

1.1-ITCHLIM
The Ita.lway Tav,rn, New from Mr. John
Bull to Mr. Joseph Seaman.

- LAMBETH.
The Crown, Church-street, from Mr. Richard Francis
to Mr. J. Miller ; the Pear Tree, New-cut, from Mr.
William Jenkins to Mr. Matthew Carr ; the new
Crown and Cashion, Mount-street, from Mr. Abel
Smith to Mr. John Hart; the 11°111.nd Arms, Brixton-
road, from Mary Nicholls to M.. Wm. Smith ; the
Anchor and Hope, Park street, Kennington, from Mrs.
Sarah Lucas to Mr. Thomas Draper; the Spread Eagle,
Mausion House-street, from Mrs. Rhode Beaver, to Mr.
F. W. Steer; the Feathers, Waterloo-bridge, from the
late Mr. William Druce to Mr. Thomas R. Elt ; the
Green Dragon. Belvidere-roac!, from Mr. William Pars-
ley to Mr. D. Burrows ; the Rose, Saville-row, from Mr.
Robert Eagle to Mr. J. Hodges ; the I,Vheatsheaf, South
Lambeth, from Mr. R. Roles to Mr. J. Roles ; the Rose
end Crown, Norwood, from the Tettue of the late Edward
NtAle (the well-known pugilist) to that of Mary, his
widow and executrix ; the nittsion Home, Kennirgton-
roe!, from the late Mr. fx. Hornblower to Eiiza, his
widow.

STREATHAM.
The White Lion, Streatham, from Mr. Charles F.
Newman, to Mr. T. Bethel

REPRESENTATION OF SCARBOROUG follow-
h'* address has been issued by the Earl of Mulgrave to
the electors of this borough Gentlemen—Having
ascertained that Lieutenant-Colonel Phipps is obliged to
relinquish the hope that he bad entertained of becoming
a representative of the borough of Scarborough at the
next general election, and being aware that there is a
large and powerful body of the elocters who have uni-
formly advocated and supported the Liberal interest., I
venture to offer myself as a candidate for the honour of
your suffrages, in the hope that the closeness of rela-
tionship, and the similarity of political principles may
induce the Liberal electors of Scarborough to
extend to me the promise of that support which,
I have reason to believe, would have insured Colonel.
Phipps' sum ss. The great fiscal question's affecting the
commerce of Great Beitain appear to he settled, and the
experience • f this 3 ear proves how wise was the fore-
sight which removed prohibitory duties upon the food
of the people. Great social and moral improvements
remain to be effected, and I feel sufficient confidence in
the intentions of the Government to believe that they
will produce such plans us I shsll be able to support.
Wishing, however, to be able to give honest and impar-
tial consideration to all individual measures, I shall en-
deavour to keep myself unaleeged to any section of a
party, feeling certain that should I be fortunate enough
to become your represcreative, I shall be best enabledmo
to perform my duties t.' you by acting, to.,thli e,nbe
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ULCRAVE.—
ACCIDENT ON THE SOUTH- WESTERN R ALW Ay,
On Saturday All inquiry was gone iato b-fore the Coro-
ner, Mr. Carter, at litigate, reepecting the death of
evi-
dence, that the deceased w,s engaged in fining
eSulcpeatc‘rntboorwsr)cf.heSetelaJrsabener.klu4tgh.'l.-1
James Ainsworth, weed 33. It app.- aced from the
from one place to another, an empty trucky. watsruperko
with chalk upon the Sauth-Western Railwa mov-
ingvided for the labourers, but they pi efet-red riding in one
which was filled with chalk. When the train was about
to stop the deceased fell out, and two of the trucks
passing over his body, he was killed on the spot. The
jury returned a verdict of " Accidental Death," at the
same time recommending that all the men found riding
in the loaded trucks should be discharged. Mr. Water,
the inspecter of the line, promised that this recommenda-
tion should be complied with.
FIRST ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH IN CANADA.--About
twelve o'clock, on the 19th of December, the telegraph
commenced its operations between Toronto and Hamil-
ton. The communication was opened to all without
payment, and many messages were sent to both ends of
the line. One gentletnwi aas inforna.d that his bill was
due at Hamilton, and many cemplinientary communica-
tions moved to and fro with lightning. speed. The office
was filled with crowds attracted by the novelty of the
proceedings.— 7 orot to Globe.

ILITORTIM MULTI* or DONIZETTL—The Roman
Atka, tiser, of the 2d of January-, in !knots to an &melts,
on an opera of this eminent composer, states, " ws,,,haae
just learned that ponizetti is no more." < ,