The Sun.
London, England, 1847-04-01 00:00:00

Circuit No. 48.—D. Leahy : Greenwich, Lambeth.

Circuit No. 49.—J. Espi-nasse : Bromley, Dartford,
Gravesend, Maidstone, Rochester, Seven Oaks, Sheer-
ness, Tunbridge, Tonbridge Wells.

Circuit No.-56.—C. Harwood : Ashford, Canterbury,
Deal, Dover, Faversham, Folkestone, Hy the, Margat.:,,
Ramsgate, Romney, Si tingbourne, Tenterden.

Oircuit No. 51 —W. Turner : Arundel, Brighton,
Chichester, Cuck field, East Grinstead, Hastings,
Horsham, Lewes, Midhurst, Petworth, Worthing.
Circuit No. 52.—C. J. Gale: Alton, Andover, Basing-
stoke, Bishop's Walton, Newport (Isle of Wight),
Petersfield, Portsmouth, Rouisey, Southampton, Win-
chester.
Circuit No. 53.—J. G. Smith: Bath, Frome, Brad-
ford, Caine, Chippenham, Devizes, Marlborough, Melk-
sham, Swindon, Trowbridge, Warminster, Westbury.
Circuit No. 54.—James Francillon : Che:tenham, Ci-
rencester, DurAcy, Gloucester, Newenl, Newnham,
Northleach, Stow, Stroud, Tewkesbury, Winchcombe,
Malmesbury.
Circuit No. 55.—A. Palmer : Bristol, Chipping Sod-
bury, Thornburg.
Circuit No. 56.—Edward Everett : Blandford, Brid-
port, Dorchester, Poole, Shaftesbury, Wareham, Wey-
mouth, Wimborne Minster, Christchurch, Fordiugbridge,
Ly mington, Salisbury.
Circuit No. 57.—J. M. Carrow : Bridgwater, Chard,
Clutton, Crewkerne, Langport, Taunton, Wellington,
Wells, Weston-super-Mare, Williton, Wincanton,
Yeovil.

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Circuit No. 58.—T. Tyrrell Axminster, Barnstaple,
Bideford, Crediton, Exeter, Lioniton, South Moulton,
Tiverton, Torrington.
Circuit No. 59.-W. M. Praed : Camelford, Launces-
ton, Hole-sworthy, Kingsbridge, Newton Abbot, Oak-
ham pton, Plymouth, Tavistock, Totnes.
Circuit No. 60.—G. G. lickewick; Bod min, Falmouth,
Helston, Liskeard, Penzance, Redruth, St. Austle, St.
Colomb Major, Truro.

INTERRUPTION OF A WEDDING.—A young man
belonging to Bankfoot lately wooed and won a Lair girl
in Comrie. All obstacles were surmounted, and Friday
last was fixed upon as the happy day when for life their
fates would be united in the bands of matrimony. The
loving couple had been duly proclaimed, the wedding ar
rangements were nearly completed, and matters went
swimmingly forward until Wednesday night, when
one of the county constabulary, quite uninvited, en-
tered the residence of the bride, and, in presence of the
bridegroom, took her into custody. The distracted
bridegroom frantically demanded an immediate explana-
tion, which the constable obligingly granted, by reading
a document setting forth that his prisoner was accused
of obtaining, by false representations, a variety of
articles from different merchants in Crieff, amongst which
the stuff of her intended husband's wedding cost figured
prominently. Tears and remonstrances were alike un-
availing; the hard-hearted constable conveyed the fair
delinquent to Perth, where he left her in free lodgings
on Wednesday, leaving the bereaved bridegroom to get
over the disappointment as he best could.—Perthshire
Courier.
EAST ANGLIAN RAILWAYS.—The contract for the
Watlington Branch of the Lynn end Ely Line to Wis-
bech, has been decided in favour of Messrs. W. S.,
Simpson, Walker, and 13,,nnett, trom whose business-like
habits it will be executed in a very workman-like man-
ner. Mr. Waddington, the deputy-ehairtnsii of the
Eastern Counties railways, last week paid a visit to
Lynn, and took the opportunity of making his oh,ierva-
Lions on the works of the East Anglian Company. He
was much pleased, and expressed his entire satisfaction,
at the ability and economy employed in carrying out
those important works, and passed a high eulogium on
the skill and scientific capabilities of J. S. Valentine,
C.E., under whose direction and able management
they have been br, ught to s) satisfactory tet ;,
r2d, r Chronicle
Mr. llildyard, M.P., left Farrance's Hotel yesterday'
for Cheltenham.