The Sun.
London, England, 1840-01-04 00:00:00

SPURTING INTELLIGENCE.

YORK NOMINATIONS FOR THE DONCASTER
ST. LEGER, 1841.
Mr. Vansittart's b c by Aluley Moloch, out of Darioletta—
Captain Harcourt's b c by Muley Moloch, out of Adelicia—Sir
C, Monk's b c by Master Syntax, dam by Filho da Puta—Mr.
Blakelock's b f by Voltaire, out of Black Diamond's dam—Mr.
Blakelock's bf by Voltaire, out of Fancy-51r,. Wilson's br e
by Voltaire, out of Yorkshire Lass—Mr. Wood's bf by the
Earl, out of Lanercost's dam—Mr. Ramsal''s br c Sheriff of
Fulton—Lord Kelburne's bf by Jerry, d 'oy St. Patrick—Lord
Kelburne's cby Muley Moloch, out of Miss Whip—Lord
Kelburne's bc by Muley Moloch, dby Actaeon—Mr. T.
Wood's br c Longsight—Alr. G. Ogden's br c brother
to Harpurhey—Mr. Hogg's b f Clementina—Mr. Van-
sittart's gr or ro c, by Langar, d by Macduff—Mr.
John Gill ns ch by Muley Moloch, out of Resolu-
tion's darn—Mr. Gulley's b c Radical—Mr. Hancock's
f Evelyn—Major Yarburgh's b c Heslington—Alajor `far-
burgh's b f Brandy Snap—Mr. Belle's gr c The Squire,—.slr.
Plummer's b f Alice Hawthern—Alr. Welche's b f Muley
Moloch, out of Miss Chance's dam—Colonel Craddock's b
Pagan—Mr. S. King's b c Catonia—Duke of lkirtland's cby
Advance, out of Young Agatha—Dlr. F. R. Price's ro eh f
Louise—Mr. F. 11, Price's ch f Alias Tatt—Mr. Stephon-
son's b c Langariaa—Duke of Cleveland's ch s Giaour—
Duke of Cleveland's b e by Aluley Moloch, out of Olive
--Mr, R. Harrison's b c Studley Royal—Lord Eglinton's
br c Assagai—Lord Eglinton's ch c Zamiel—Sir J. Boa-
, wells b c 1 riumo-51r. J.. 0. Fairlie's br f Crockery—Mr.
Wilkins's br c Septimus—Alr. Wilktos's br c Vulcan-51r.
C, M. St. Paul's b or ro c, by Velocipede, out of Galewood's
dam—Mr. Parkin's b c Askerton—Alr. Parkin's bf by Liver-
pool, d by Tantivy—Mr. Merry's br or bl f by Retainer,
out of Helen Aroon.lllr. Briskham's bl c /Ethon—Mr.
Briskham's br c Muladdin—Mr. H. S. Thompson's br c
Lea
Sheet Anchor, out of Medea—Sir 'William Milner's ch c
berton—Alr. Osbaldeston's b f The Queen of Beauty—Mr
Clark's br c Gammon Box—Mr. Clark's ch cby Langar, oat
of Delusion— Air. T. 0. Powlett's br fby Muley, out of M.
tery—Mr. T. 0. Powlett's br f by Tomboy, out of Tesant
Sir R. W. 13ulkeley's ch e Blueskin—Mr. auchope's f bi
Valparaiso, out of Emma—General Sharpe's ch
Lara__Mr..
Wrather's gr fby Belshazzar, out of Hackfall's dam—Colonet Craufurd's borbr f Ermingardis—Mr. b c Plton—
Mr. Allen's ch c Belgrade—Mr. Brooks'', ch by f Tomboy, out
of Lunatic—Mr. Haworth's br cby 'Contest, out of Mime—
Mr. J. Newton's ch c Little Tom--Mr. Marileet's cby Gam-
bol, d by Beagle—Alr. Alartleet's br c Lothario—Mr.
W.
Scott's br c The Duke of Wellington—Alr. Gascoigne's cb e
Quilt Arnold—Alr. Gkscoigne'a b c Jack Sheppard—Mr. Roo
binson's b c Basto—Airt Robinson's ch c Cato.

THE LATE COUNTESS OF DEVON,—The mor-
tal remains of this truly estimable Lady were interred
in the family vault at Wycombe, Bucks, on Friday last, DEATH IN A CHURCH. P when the Earl of Devon and V;scount Courtenay at- an inquest was held at the Spanish Patrid
ioy t,e Whye
tended the obsequies. The Noble Earl and his son Conduit-Street, Pentonville, on the body of Mr. Vtn.
have since gone to Powderham Castle. Ware, aged 50. From the evidence of a gentleman
The Duke and Duchess of St. Albans are pass-
ay named Harnett, it appeared that on Wednesd
ing the holidays at Redbourne Hall, ing he called upon deceased, as they were toa
assistnlOrO;
the ceremony of baptising deceased's grandson. • De-
The Countess of Aylesford and the Ladies Finch Ceased was in excellent health, and be ;ore he left his
will give a juvenile ball, at Packington Hall, near Co- house drank a small portion of wine. The christening
ventry, on Twelfth-night.
party consisted of deceased's son ond daughter, of wit-
The Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry ness and deceased, who was to be sponsor. Having
and the Ladies Vane Stewart are hourly expected at entered Islington church, deceased appeared fatigued,
Holdernesse House: from Paris, having given up their and sat down for a %minute or two near the font. He
intention of visiting Italy this winter. then proceeded to examine a newly invented stove, and
opyrorceeteidredu,nudner-
Viscount Eastnor; M. P., has returned to Vic- having returned to the party, he suddenly fell insensible
in and
toria Cottage, Leamington, from a visit of several das into his daughter's lap. A surgeon was called
to Sir R. and Lady Peel, at Drayton Manor. tried ineffectually to restore life. The party were so
His Excellency, Baron Brunow, will leave Mi- much dismayed by the calamity that tit
vart's Hotel to-day for Strathfieldsaye, to stay a few willing to allow the sacred ceremony
eitzd El'en
days on a visit to the Duke of Wellington. Auspices of such an unusual and foreboding nature.
Prince George of Cambridge will not, it is said, Verdict—" Died of apoplexy.'
join his regiment, the 12th Lancers, until after the mar- A barbarous murder has been
deceased was of the class
ridge of her Majesty,
Merthyr, on an Irish girl na * i
termed unfortunate, and wam
Murphy. The
There is some talk about the propriety of re- Committed at
casting the copper coinage of Great Britain ; and. it is in the company
elst,e.
men on the evening of the
NV:, discovered in the parish pound,
suggested that it would simplify the keeping of account* crime. Her boa
if the penny were to be replaced by a coin of the value lying on thil, le, 1.-
"Pc. Close to the wall that adjoins
h leftthe
bteest partielV reposed;s wer©
her hands were crossedover
of a tenth, instead of a twelfth of a shilling. This would highurr:dst i; hill:
fie
ere disordered, and er
vl.
slightly raise the charge of postage, but scarce sensibly,
Another suggestion is worth notice, it is, that SilV6. her 1.
and had fallen off; theein
pennies, with a good deal of alloy, alleluia he issued. appeared as if it had b"handkerchief,
whiche
c k .
These would be a very greet coovenienee, especiallyin a
postage systom,--Edinburgh Journal, ;mei,}piecedloosely on
ahern
_s.
e countenance
liwa much di
under the new
the tongue was very much swo en, and partly
' p,i.otruded from the mouth. The body bore evident
The whole of the Marquis and March,ir4w4 of
Abercorn's establishment have removed fresu Mr. Tom. marks of violence, appearing as if the deceased had
line's mansion, on Carlton-41;740% tq Dutiloy House, been strangled ; she must have been dead ten or twelve
The Noble Marquis and family are passing the holidays hours,
:It Baron's ()out, Lynne, where the Duchess of B Aster a lengthened investigation, in which a
ford is still on a visit, ed. strong case of circumstantial evidence was made out
against a man named Richard Edwards, the Jury re-
LICENSED VICTUALLERS PROTECTION SO- turned a verdict of " Wilful Murder" against him, and
ciETY.—At a Committee Meeting of the above Society he was committed for trial at the next Assizes.
held at their office, No. a, New Bridge-street Black- 1 THE ALLEGED OUTRAGE ON THE EASTERN
friars, on Friday, January 3, Mr. Thomas Keaslc,v ire COUNTIES RAILROAD.—Priday Mr. Bradshaw was
the chair ; it was moved by Mr. Byron, seconded by brought before Messrs. Hardwick and Norton on the
Mr. Willcock, and unanimously carried, that the oor- charge of attempting to violate the person of Mrs.
dial thanks of this unanimously be given to Our late Sarah Cullum, a married woman, in one of the first-class
Chairman, Mr. Cieorge Walter, for the very able and carriages on the Eastern Counties Railway, on the even-
e-elous manner in whA he, hai discharged the duties of log of Wednesday, the 13th of November last. The
that office during the past year At the same meeting complainant (Mrs. Cullum) being called in, deposed to
e reward of one guinea was paid in each of several cases. the effect already stated in her first examination, and
The new agitation has cornmenecd in good ear- gave her evidence in the most unhesitating manner, sup-
nest, and the worst featere in the ease is, that the rash. pressing na details which bore upon the charge, though
of a number of the Tory ore- we fild 4 impossible to publish them. After undergoing
P!!!. and deweriglit folly
iv§ in England have placed their own party in a feJs.o t long and searching cross.examination, the result of
position, and have ,r O'Connell all the t`.'4liureiry ad- which did not tend to exalt the moral character of the
loyal ttevotien to complainant, it was finally reso ved by the Magistrates to
vantages derivable given
from professieilei ei
the queenl the Molercte aed
• ~,, and
the ongititl,tiOU----Bel- accept bail from the accused, himself in 2 ~ yuc two
Ma News ' Lc:tie'r; l'
' ' sureties in 1504 each, which was immediately given.

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