The Sun.
London, England, 1841-02-03 00:00:00

EDITION.
thittet!elecie: those People, and to those only, who felt
INN bJ had powerful protection, and who were pot for-
am; Zcinlen of property, as their tenants and depend-
tzted
that who could go to the Registration Courts, as-
-1441 the the issue would not be ruinous; but to take
•franehise from those men, who felt that
sod tb.,teurse would be rainnes to their families,
tint 4;r', it was so difficult to be mainteinehd,
retistr..,tud really seem they bad wished to vitiate t thoizaiftthiotierin Ireland altogether. (Cheers.)
the
he ef .!0 Noble Lord was quite right, according to
°lent, to give eutice of his Bill as be had
asectio e tilts. to do so ; and he did not think, after the
ye:"thEieh lied been given by the House to the Bill of
4P, Seee i')!net it would be at all a Perliameetary course to
for kill:line in the Bill. Hr should therefore vote
(liar 8
blr 11 brought in against the amendment.—
eCAS said ante he had before stated, and was
desi%lZese/7 to
Btat''. his full cenv'etion that it was highly.
lre%de not for one class, but for all classes of voters in
sa ro,olat the franchise should be based oa some safe:
Uwe IstiAfaetory foundation than the oath of ealifiea-
Sttekteut he did not state, as the Noble Lord seemed to
17, t° hie; that the Noble Lord the Member for
ssepin., seeasbire would have acted more justly if he had
cr' the definition of the franchise with his BR He
t detainedvallete such an idea. On the contrary, he
t
New,. Noble Lord had acted in the manner me.
Ittsebre to avoid confuaioe, by adopting the course which
Aft4el„eti, to by her Mest's Government.
he ;4'le* words from Colonel RA WOO N,
p "este divided, when the numbers were—
r the, .
r motion 251
vti the amendment 7l
Leo 'tbrity fur leave to bring in the Bill —l9O
11% 42'41 then given to bring in the Bill ; and the
I'eurned at Half pest Eleven.
TheNei% General Steam Navigation Company's
ltftlilltP Columbine, Captain William Norwood, that
duseme ‘'i,astorrohouse on Saturday last with the Rotter-
'te Itett,,,Tibburgh meiheon board, landed them en Sunday
vspb tse.• 'l'm's%) where the river- was then free from ice.
lei 1 - "ersrood left Rotterdam on Sunday night for the
tilleetted there until Monday morning, took on board
e4s• to;Turgh mail for London, and arrived again off the
tervnieouse yesterday (Tuesday) morning. Captain
kinei7esaYll thee a rent deal of fresh ice was made on
*hoe Vett at the BrieL:and it was freezing very sharply
te • left.
htetet °Ws vary whether or not there will be a
yet, " the occasion of the christening of the Princess
he ,ito.°2TQ asserting that so auspicious an event will
Majesty's
artial to preps without being marked by her ajeshyile
titers d is Merits of the officers of both services, w
San 'tare Ministers hesitate to recommend the mea-
l* account of the exitense. Can it be pessible that
LitteY :14,0i°1111; Majesty will thus suff r the navy and
- -4teaue
iheaotioe neglected for so trifling as expense as
114 tae
t would ruire ? The amount is more
enet byte diminished charge for general..s
e_"'eers, in consequence of the numerous deaths
ti; "win within the last few years. The country.
year aware that the senior Post-captains are
'lltral,Vr 11306, havin consequently held their pre-
test, eee for thirty.five gears, not to mention the many
The stPiai!ted as eommandyers, lieutenants, and in idshipme.tn.
liteyeolee Colonels have many of them been from for.y-
'ett et to near half a century in the service. and not a
leerie, sin obtained the rank of Lieutenant.Culon.el for
*sew 14 the field and conduct in action, and were in fact
Illtailthe:PleYed nearly ihrou !bout the whole of the late
Lthe a lance Beth -tirvices equally suffer by this delay
their officers. In no other nation
he '11)141 "" promoti tr. been so slow as in England.
th:7-tikruhlierstfhtii::: iset °those who ought to blush at read-
l'et answer if these
can. There is no want of
all Governm, nt civil appointments ; then
LlePt to Se alone to iuffer who bear arms ? Let us
-4%1'7 will no longer be dreamed to disappointmenbt,
kecadetcia well-timed and certainly deserved brevet may e
ghat) eba°ll the approaching 'nappy occasion, so that the
"vY. in accordance with all other classes of her
eaeae a silb•
JectQ, may
84*"4014n Bull have fresh occasion to bless her
letter 4.1. "PEA.RE'S DESCENDANTS.—Sirce the
um 'rcra Miss Anna Russell, which appeared in our
la tolls of the 22d of last month, and which was written
84,444Deseque'lee of the notice which we gave of the will of
bah are on the 7th. of last month, and to both of
this II! refer our readers who may feel interested in
eit(l7, 'll,l"ieeet* we have received another letter from that
"nitgl,,e'uch she takes upon herself to say that every-
w`44oittien:e'rtreol in her former letter was strictly true, but
it, was rnade:by our printer in substituting the
late eLesee fur the word " then," when speaking of the
tifited-reo of Lady Peshall, who formed the group
e 491 e
uss..ll Sir W.
ABeechey, by order of George
her second letter, informs us that she has
reil4 a letter from a lady, a near relation of Lady
IRAC', who does not' wish her name to be mentioned,
411 lete,,thl,t,t her Ladyship
pis not a descendant of John
eesevhez Susannah, th oet's favourite daughter, but a
Lad's I Int ofbrother -"
eahall of John Hall. This assertion
ttassell denies, and
states that she has waited on
Plitt„l3: sincehe received the letter, and that her
!' has confirms ed her former statement most im-
litiei„ elite Russell concludes her second letter by in-
eet• i Mina
call the public attention to the present shim-
"' Use ',44Y Peshall, which we most cordially hope may
tha►dit'eti, and which, if, as Miss Russell says, she be
,Peie
"dant of the great dramatic bard, we think it
'lr
Nit oPon all who admire dramatic genius to elle-
/V:ll,th. means in their power.—Morning
~ Paper.
which
INIGER EXPEDITION.---lheVesse
tenor wwounetd to sail on the 30th ult. are net ready for
%Sit d,lB it expected that they will all take their depar-
tedduring the present month, as it is intended that about
The;14,81141 intervene between the starting of each.
beta,"listen will precede the Albert, each of these vessels,
Led:, 11°1s engaged in taking in their stores. The WI
de
was not to sail from Liverpool till yesterday, an
'lie the Pred)ably arrive till the 13th or 14th instant. a.s/
areep...4 others, she "ill have to call in at Plymouth in
tole 1 take in her complement of marines, who areall
Mears f
tre%l -or this particular service. The whole of the
e are complete '
'4%4" spirit of *emigration seems to be upon the
1"t tr:t' wing.; no doubt, to the want of employment and
I,,,wsiliel4,°f "rages. On Thursday, as many as twenty
"stt Lek Nottingham as emigrants to Australia.—
Coll Reaie
W.
forheh "el Bruen is now one of the sitting Mem-
Paid Carlow County. A tremendous price has been
',ester iPte,, honour, and enjoy it he may as long as the
rOg `,..auarnent continues-- but not one single instant
Obe; ,we have already noticed the Reform movement
leibier,lttien in Carlow for the effective registration of the
I%o' interest and the decided success which has at-
-11,7_4, even the very ouset. —Dublin Evening Post.
irlut four o'clock on Saturday afternoon, as a
huild„'°nging v., Mr. Bates, of Ludgate-hill, organ.
tc4tei". Proceeding along Moor-street, Seven-dials,
kr0a.41.143 valuable organ, it suddenly broke completely
lest behind the fore- wheels. A man who was sans
h'a• otreunrs.
the organ was with it thrown violently to
‘iilttell4,ed bad both his legs broken. He was imme -
%he'd ",11'au t 0 Charing.eross Hospital. The organ was
Nic° Pieces, and one of the horses injured.
11'ots,.;"'Eltious, AFFAIR —A WHOLE FAMILY
tlibak-LO. AND DISINTERMENT or Two OF THE BODIES BY
04Y1 " TIM CORONER —During the last three or four
le, 14 raost painful excitement has prevailed through out
4(14 Quthern division of the parish of St. Pancras, in colle
at. toretn" of a rumour, in the bast place, that the family ot.
itz,oigner, named Azoni, residing in Charlotte.strcet,
Nue 7;scluare, bad ben starved to death, and sub_.e
It In% that the whole of them had been poisoned
1: PP nears that about a fortnight since Mr. Azon44
14 eel `'ewl).aiion was that of a manufacturer and grinder.
se Mr; '4'lll for artists, died, and his death was registered
teeir Wells. the registrar of the district, as that of a cot:.
st,l)4. Two days after a certificate for burial was
tli,"4. for to the same registrar, for Mr. Azont's son,
about ten years _of age, who was stated to have
mititdwi o remaining
seed sl'ef sinsilar disease. The certificates were granted,
bee -e °oriel took place. Subsequently Mrs. Aseni and
children became ill, and went to the
leg els*. Hospital. All that could be ascertained, lead
• to
eel, suspicion that tl-e whole family has
.been poisoned,
,ittesthat the' had been lately in the habit of drinking
h,eonteined in a topper, and which might thereby
tire' /Recent° deliteriow. hearing this Carter lost nor
iebe:tt representing the facts to Mr. Wakley, the rone,
to ° Iturnediately ordered the water in the copper alluded
pure be analysed,-
and which has proved to be perfectly
te,:te_ This rendering the circumstances of the WC the
tete ?esterious coupled with the fact that. the wife and
bitveekddrausof
AzoLi still lay in the Middlesex ti.
ohder treatment for having taken poison, and in a
ttQi‘eitss state, the Coroner, cn Friday last,
. issued his
rdreot- for the disinterment of the two bodies, and on Sa-
pletslii) in pursuaace of that order, the exhumation took
ee,i''• in order that a post mortem examination might be
• teo:;_, This process was terformed on Monday by one or
an ""tot Surgeons and the contents of the stomach were
eht„l3.sed by Mr: Evere, tt, principal professor and lecturerof
ee e-latrY to the. Middlesex Hospital, but the result of the
mod' will not be permitted to transpire until they. are
t
the'T the subject of a judicial Investigation. On inqfuiryras.
Azei°? pitai last
,!vening respecting the condition o
' *41,1 and r two unfortunate children who are inmatesnsn
aim" gee. the rceorter was informed that they were i
pi °lt hoPelets Condition. The Coroner has appointed the
lum on the two bodies whiab have been exhumed to take
ber tctto-roorrowl when it is expected that some light will
,iirevin Upon this mysterious affair.
t"NER TEMPLE, JAN. 30.—The following
oelernen were yesterday called to the Bar by the Hon.
Bistt of the Inner Temple :..-viz. Messrs. Edward
hurl. Alfred Pearson Hurlstone, Edward Herbert Bun-
John*Dowell, John Thomas Henry Peter, Henry
(ie.,' Turner, Edwin Plumer Price, Gerard Wolfe Ly-
-I.l`4esi James Parker Deane, Charles Packer, and
eesnas Cobtee.
TR,
A:..SSEX UNION HOUNDS.—SINGULAR
CtacUsta?Ai,Gt Tuesday as these hounds were rune
✓ their fox hum the Hoo Mill to Mr. French's farm,
v,seynard, put to his last shift, jumped through a pane
• hitt." Pip into the parlour, whither the pack ran in to
With thl3eckford tells us of a somewhat similar occurrence
e e Duke of Beaufort's, who followed their fox into
tege, and found pug lying in an infant's cradle.
FESTIVITIES AT BEDGEBURY PARK AND
..I.ltlsPoita HALL—There were grand doings at the above
taof Viscouiat Beresford last week, in celebration of ,
✓ eeming of age of Mr. Alexander Beresford Hope,
deelllngest• son of Viscountess Beresford. The children
,f,ucsted at Gouldhurst were regaled with an excellent
014er, and the poor on the estate were supplied with
erfo bread; and old ale for their families, at the expense
H the treble sod gallant Viscount and his lady. At Beresford
tints Deeilsitire, where his Lordship has been for some
hizdei,Petst rookin considerablt improvements, the old haw.
• , ;h,, romancer st.At was the scene of unaec.use
tteee„%r",elrv, upwartls of eOO of the clergy 111-1 principal
being suraptuuusly eirtertuieed tn: we happy et,-.
'-.11444;rik day the whole of the poor on the
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