The Sun.
London, England, 1841-06-04 00:00:00

LAW INTEL LIGEN CE

HOUSE OF LORDS. June 3.
The Heinle sat to-day to hear appeals. The Peers prestnt
tvere the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Aylesford, and Lord
Morley.
MALONL V. MA LOWS.
The arguments in this part-heard case were mutat(' 4'4
concluded to-day.
The Loan CHANCELLOR postponed giving judgment.

VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, June 3.
His Honour the VICE-CHANCELLOR proceeded to L
motions to-day, but no case of the least interest came before the
Court previous to its rising.

POLICE INTELLIGENCg.
BOW-STREET:
Julia Roach and May Roach were brought MP
)lary
Mr. Twyford, charged with violently assaulting before

Flemming. -
It appeared that the complainant, in company' with l'Prg
sister, was passing. along Long-acre, when
the prisoners. The first prisoner came up to thy
and said; " This is the woman that rohhett
cousin, atid I will have her life." bite then coca'
menced a violent AtfitOk on the complainant, and
all
dieted a severe blow on her mouth, which bled profuse, I
as she was giving her evidence. The complainant cte:
Glared that she had never before seen either of the VI;
soners, nor had any connection with them. The prisoallee
Mary Roach was not so violent as the other, hot s
struck the complainant's sister a blow on the mouth, •
This evidence was corroborated by the polizsernan ten'
took the prisoners into custody. ri.
During the time the evidence was being taken, the P
soner Julia Roach conducted herself in so violent a ntau.
they me
ner, that the Magistrate ordered her to be held at the bar'
Mr. TWYFORD said he considered it a very had (Is;
and he should sentence the prisoner Julia Roach to tw
months' imprisonment.
When she heard the decision of the Magi„trate, 6,11
exclaimed, "I am much obliged to your Worship,
will have herb ---y life yet !" and, springing fr°1111,„
officer who held her, across the office, she seized the c° --d'
,
plainant by the throat, and bore her to the ground'
and
would have inflicted some serious injury upon her Ilas
not several officers interfered, and secured her. she wea
again placed at the bar, and became more violent dui,'
ever, when Mr. Twyford ordered her to be put hack, sue,
he would consider what further punishment he would Iv
thief upon her in the course of the day.
The other prisoner was fined 10s. or to be imprisoned
fourteen days. Both prisoners were perfectly sober' ,11,
Edward Murray was placed at the bar charged with 1,"„--,.
stolen a coat, the property of Mr. Charles Knight, 14,
street, Covent-garden.
It appeared that the prisoner was passing the shot' dwith:
complainant, and seeing no one there, walked in and cl!.
rately took the coat from the counter, and made
Mr. TwvFoan said he never heard a more baiefacid r•
bery, and the prisoner was fully committed. off with if.

CORN AVERAGES.
GENERAL AVERAGE PRICES OF BRITISH CORrt, .4
For the Week ended May 2 ', It 41, mule up from the Betur",,,,il ,
the Inspector,: in the different Cities and Teens in Engl*"'
Wales, per Imperial Quarter. shi.
,
Wheat OlLlid. I 6d. I Oats ......... 22.. Id. Ream .........•, • 41.
B..rley °°". 9d.• 1 Rye .... ..... 35e 7e rea5e.........3''

AVERAGES OF THE LAST .11 WEEKS. ,ist.
Week ending, WHEAT. BARLEY. OATS. EYE. JEAN& 1...../
10
April 23 ..... 63 8: 32 4 1:3 1 33 8 39 3 f,, 1
3:1 63 8 31 8 1:3 0 35 0 V.B 7 'l4 5
May 7 63 2 31 7 '22 5 33 10 n, 1 .47 9
II
21
22 6l 6 30 9 22 4 3s 7 34 4 S,,
e-,.
IMPERIAL AGGREGATE AVERAGES OF THE PIZ wit ••••
Wheat.. ..... 625. kit i Oats ....... 225. 9d. 1 8ean5...... ".11)
Harley.
DUTIES ON FOREIGN CORN. _ RI
Whcat 2ls 8d 1 Oats
Harley l3s. 4d. 1 Rye
934. I Pease ....... s
~

THE MARKETS.-VESTERDA4f'4
COLONIAL MARKET.
lime tea.lt?
The operations by private treaty were extremly .„,1
the public sales went off heavily, but in prices no varistl7,l.o.'
moment took place. The arrivals were to a small extent 7.
TEA MARKET.
The transactions in free trade were limited; but the tiO
were firm, and obtained full rates. The speculative Or
was dull. Company's Congou at Is. 1 Id. cash.
TALLOW MARKET. but
There was little variation in the value of P. Y. Candle'! t.
the Market was heavy, and 465. 6d. the quotation on peCandle
For delivery in the last three month sellers at 475. 6tl.
WHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET. the
The supply of Meadow Hay and Clover wa.s moderalet
Or
demand dull, the best qualities not making more ttinispd.
pr« sent quotations. The supply of Straw was WY iis..
and prices advancedabout 2s. per Clover, 41. to nc•
Meadow Hay, old, 3/. to 41. 6s. ; ditto New, 2/. 10s. P3l'
Straw, 11. 16s. to 2/. 2s.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS,

Per Quarter
Boston
Hraintiee

a. to g. g, t 0 E. s. to s.
55 (A 122 38 IS 22
55 65 •28 34 3 29
53 -C6 2EI 3 24 7
56 31 19
55 65 98 3 , 24 96

to *
35 38
35 40
31,) 43
37
40 42
35 40

13 ightoo
ChicheNter...”
Dunmow
Grantham
Grimsby
Hai sham
Hirchin
Lewes
Lynn
Maidstone
Norwich
Per worth
Raeford
Sandwich
Tnetford
Wusoech
Witham
Yarmouth f

574 GI
6) '3
51 64
tO .3%
53 64

31 35 22
_8 31 '22
28 33 1
0 31 :13
90 37

-3" C 40

A f.,0 ms"
39 '4-9
31 4;
3S Ali
3$
30

5:1 6,3

29 `•.5 21

56 63

2tSF9 ‘L'2

F. 2 62

i 4 30 .1

59 (ii
60 66

36 39
39 32 28

53 61

! 24

3'3 69

30 34 I4i

e 2 71
58 (I

30 34 iii
30 32 24

56 63
12 6V

28 34 ‘..)0
Y. 3 33 2

62 66

Cl 3s il4

...' ~

30 40 0 96
33 4
34 405
37 40
134 0
36 0
34 SR
:1 -,..-
38 40 i -
38 40 ".?
40 42 40 0
34 4? 34 41
35 43 '59 44.„
39 41: 4th Ji
35 37 2.1 45
,35 40 511
40 41 !

COUNTY MAYO.--LOVE POTION—ITS rat
TIL EFFECT.—On Saturday and Sunday last an ingnoir,„
was held at Crossmolina, on Margaret d'llorlie, a "i,,„( ses
A man named Peter Flinn had been paying his atidTera
to the daughter of the deceased ; a marriage had
..rei
determined on, but under some pretence was de ° at'
by the faithless wooer., Some few days after bet •
tended at the market of Crossmolina, and let
person named Hopkins for the deceased widow, in °,OO,
that he might give her what is commonly called 11 heit
The treat consisted of some mulled beer, and,
left before them, Flinn observed that it was not prop tot
mulled, and took it away for the purpose of having it ;letl *
prepared He shortly afterwards returned and ,100,
goblet with the beer for the deceased, and two other gnu 06
one for himself, the other for his friend Hopkins' dog
pressed the widow to take another, observing f
the sugar and pepper were lying at the bottom °
goblet. She consented, and, having stirred r.csteil
the ingredients, drank them off Sten etni
imagined that every place around her Wll,O
a blaze. She then went home and remained "blO
very painful state up to the time of her death, ter of
did nut occur for three weeks afterwards. A ni1.,,n346
witnesses were examined, and amongst the rest pr. g.t.ross
who held a post mortem examination on the botlY•
his evidence it would appear that cantharides, or Fr or
Hies, were the cause of the death of the deceased. 010
diet acordingly was returned, but the Jury would n°'
it upon themselves to say by whom they were ad,
tered. Flinn, who was in custody, was further reinli°,,e
ar.d it is supposed that, being prepared to start for 'refer
rica, he had determined to marry the mother in
once to the daughter, for the purpose of obtainillet
large 'fortune. Being aware that could he seettret
affections he would inevitably succeed, it is thouelig
he mix,:d the cantharides with the beer, there nfl.pr to
vulgar impression abroad that such flies given in is
ti female will instantly obtain for the giver her la
went and love. 00!
ETON COLLEGE.—ANNUAL PRIZE F. illy
PRINCE ALBERT.—His Royal Highness Prince ,` ige,fs
caused a communication to be forwarded, through Ot„ the
Highness's private Secretary (the Hon. Mr. Ans, a ),-atib6
Rev. Mr. Hodgson, the Provost of Eton, announcing ot"f Oti
Prince has been graciously' pleased to present the sum eb°
pounds annually to Eton College, as a prize for the bfilectie
shall be the most distinguished in the school in a kn,°-tribtli
of modern languages. All the details respecting the R'''ereo"
tion of this prize will be left to be arranged by the ev
the Provost, and the head-master. the Rev. Dr. Havitreli'ver,
We learn from Brighton that a new Steiinttel
built at North Shields for a company at Brighton, and the
with Mr. Smith's patent screw propeller, on the Plie-oing:
Archimedes, arrived at the Chain Pier,:on Tuesday 01,,''tei. to
at a quarter-past eight o'clock, from the river Tyne, a' e
remarkably quick passage of 4ni hours. Ths vessel,
derstand,is intended to ply from Brighton to thB %At'
els 1;
ports, and to be or used as a tug in towing ye, 00"
and out of Shoreham Harbour. She about 110 10
engines of 45-horse power.
ME4
PLATE.—A. B. SAVORY and SONS__,•trA
factoring Silversmiths, No. 14, Cornhill, London 0pg7.11,,,‘,1,'"
Bank of England. The best wrought FIDDLiPiIs,,,,
SILVER SPOONS and FORKS, at 7s. 2d. per oul!'1,6100•
following are the weights recommended, but the artle
be had lighter or heavier at the same price per canoe. A.*
„. s. d. 10 1
12 Fid,ile Pattern Silver Table Spoons 30 at 7 ,1•••
7 .
12 ditto Dessert ditto 20 " .44
1? d 'fable Forks 3O 7 2". 1 .70
12 ditto Dessert ditto 20 7 i; 0.
2 ditto Gravy Spooos to 7 2"'
I ditto Soup Ladle. lO 7 51:30":
4 ditto Sauce ditto. lO 7 ta". 1 "00
ditto Salt Spoons (gilt strong) ................ • 16 0
1 ditto Fish slice ..... ........ •....... S 1511
12 ditto tea Spoons lO 7 •"" 17,10
'pair ditto Sugar Tongs (strong) .................
N. B A Price Current, stamped as a Newspaper, 1..40 „ ,
by drawings, and containing every information Tel
purchase of silver or Sheffield plate, may be ha s, soft.
tion, or will be sent into the country, free of postage'
to a paid letter.

TABLE CA N 1.) LESTiCKS, superior Otiepti,
for durability, equal in appearance. Table ca", /10,
inches high, 7s. per pair ; 9 inches high, 95. ; 141 11',i•lgh
per pair , ditto, with rich shell mountings, 9 inc,e6hasol%-ls
per pair; snuffer trays, with shell mountings an"
tre, 4a. each. The particular metal of whicht"toup,
great variety of other articles are made, can only lit'
silver by reference to the stamp. Catalogues giatis. reef. 4
RII'VON and BURTON, Wells-street, Oxten_____t__,..s„l..--"•••-_%:'

ut '''BIRTHS. •
On the 2d June, in Branson-street, the lady of Lie .
Codrington, Coldstream Ciu,rds, of a daughter. port'q;
daughter,iv,,nuiit,
,'eh:v h:ms,oi.tts:etqhhsu.asl-(ut:pf.ri,tava.ri'ikt-hde,a at
UP
P e r
square, the wife of William Parker, Esq., of Ca" t)
lad, f Plii
gate,ot) St. James
J;236aith ult.. at Tarare,y
near Lyons, the u
a.eoluflogaaihlyts•eornhl.,.falJf.anWhruiguhrt., W•v" sioir
Berkcl y-street, too 0-
- ---_-- fa,
M.4RRIEn. „ 'l', Ao.
On the 3(1. irstant, at trinity Church, by the "e.. to ',,t.
dell Iler, Edward Louth Robertson, Queen's ra)rl'ec-1r,'01,0
gusts, 30,ngest daughter of Edw. Elio,. Esq.. 011101"r,„coeff i'lbe,rr-
On the 22d ult., at the Pritislq Embassy,
Chrisi.,ri Curwen, fourth son of Edwaid Boyd, Estr•tof F garb
ton Ball. Wigton, to Margaret Jare, only e'aol•lbt;so, t
Gimpbell, jun., 12,:q , of b4h-strce,, S,;clney, i
Wales'__.--,........+....t................--
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