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

LAW INTELLIGENCE

HOUSE OF LORDS, une 3.
The House sat to-day to J hear appeals. The Peers pretosel
cere the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Aylesford, and •
Morley.
MALONE 19. MALONE.
The arguments in this part-heard case were resumed ang
ooncluded to-day.
The Loan CHANCELLOR postponed giving judgment.

VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, June %or
His Honour the VICE-CHANCELLOR. proceeded t° tb.
motions to-day, but no case of the least interest came before
Court previous to its rising.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
BOW-STREET.
Julia Roach and Mary Roach were brought UP bf
sryore
Mr. Twyford, charged with violently assaulting
Flemming.
It appeared that the complainant, in company With het
sister, was passing along Long-acre, when theYl,l3loo,
the prisoners. The first prisoner came up to
and said, " This is the woman that robbed —",
cousin, and I will have her life." She then eeir
menced a violent attack on the complainant, and
flitted a severe blow on her mouth, which bled pro
as she was giving her evidence. The complainant nri
Glared that she had never before seen either of the rer
soners, nor had any connection with them. The pris°llo
Mary Roach was not so violent as the other, but
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struck the complainant's sister a blow on the mouth. bo
This evidence was corroborated by the policeman Iv
took the prisoners into custody.
During the time the evidence was being taken, the Po,
soner Julia Roach conducted herself in so violent a lot,
ner, that the Magistrate ordered her to be held at thcose;
Mr. TWYFORD said lie considered it a very had two
and he should sentence the prisoner Julia Roach to

months' imprisonment. 00
When she heard the decision of the Magistril'eu'„sl
exclaimed, " I am much obliged to your Worship,
will have her b y life yet !" and, springing fr°lnAzir
officer who held her, across the office, she seized thec;ol
plainant by the throat, and bore her to the ground' bS
would have inflicted some serious injury upon ker
not several officers interfered, and secured her. Sneho
again placed at the bar, and became more violent 0J
ever, when Mr. Twyford ordered her to be put I),c__,lcsa
he would consider what further punishment he woiu
flict upon her in the course of the day. 4,001
The other prisoner was fined 10s. or to be iml3l---
fourteen days. Both prisoners were perfectly sober.

THE MARKETS.
COUNTRY MARKETS,

COUNTRY MARKETS.
----rev,.
Wheat. i Barley. Oats. I Beans.
.....::,...1
Per Quartev Is.to S. I. to g. S. to s. 8, to S. ‘• 1°55
Bath .. .. .. 56 64 30 35 27 32 44 50
91andfo'rd 52 82 31 34 23 26 46 -... ~
Bridport — 68 ...... ."'„ P
Chard 56 62 26 32 21 26 38 42 4'" 1
Exeter - '
Gloucester 5B 62 28 32 92 80 40 50 "-,,, il
Guildford
Newbury 42 70 23 :2 20 30 38 48 r., Pi
Reading l5O 73 26 3 • _O 30 40 45 07 ' .•••
Salisbury 152 62 27 31 20 58 40 50 ''' ..._,,
Sherborne 154 56 2e 31 1 ''4 26 40 42 " P
el-lepton 'Wallet 156 81 ro 34 2. 27 ,38 0
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Uxbridge .— — 37 43 2.3 '25 ' - '-
Warminster 45 64 26 351 25 27 ;40 44 --- "
Winchester 45 66 —.— . --- .0
ifeovil '49 56 .29 34 5:4 24 42 50 "' •
LEEDS CORN MARKET. tall
Wheat, Norfolk and Stiffblk, 601 b....... .......... -... NI%
- ..... - 64,5,
-...-- York. and Lincoln. 601 b
Barley, Norfolk and Sutlblk
.—..... Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

2S 34 5:4 24 42 50 ("" •
LEEDS CORN MARKET. oal
Wheat, Norfolk and SuSbik, 601 b....... .......... -.... f
NI% -- oi,
--- York. and Lincoln. 601 b. •.••... ssi IA
.
Barley, Norfolk and Sutlblk -
Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
Grinding
Beans 63lb. l5l. to j
Oats, Potatoe 211.10
The 6..4
—Healing, For. —d. t0—d.......... Eng. 1134 d to 12)6 o• r el Ar'
Shelling 2Bi. to 985. P
DEVIZES CORN MARKET. S 4,
. 0
Per Sack. s. d. s. d. Per Quarter. s• oto 90
0
First W heat 30 0 to 30 5 Oats 2O 20
Second 2S 0 29 8 Beans (per sack)... 18 0 '44 ;
Third
Barley 27 0 30 0 Bread (per gallon). 1 u

CHELTENHA
Per Bushel. e. d. to s. d,
Wheat 7 0 9 0
Barley 3 0 4 3
Oats 3 0 3
Beans
Pease 5 0 8 0

,M MARKETS. 6. t° 8
Per ltx
Beef..eee re • ••••• elm 000000 6
Mutton . .......... ...«•••• 8 ;
Veal
6
Pork
I 0
Lamb

Hay 41.105. to 5/. 03. Od. per ton
CHELMSFORD MARKET. - 0
Wheat, White 0,2 to 09 Oats ..- ..... ..-......... ..... 23., 0
~
Red
Barley
Chevalier '35 36 Beans, Tick 36. P
Grinding 27 31 Mangan ..... ..... 94
CANTERBURI MARKET.
Wheat, white— r3s. to 70s. ....-.. Old-s-....... --s. t0"1.
--red—............ 60s. to 655....... 01d...............„. ....s, to ...
Barley, Malting »3os. to 33i. ~...... Grinding...-e. ....s. tor'',
Oats ........ 244. to '27s. ...... 014 —a. to
8ean5......,,........._.., ~. 35s to 375...... 01(1.=,...., -..%. to ,
Pease .......-,,.M.,.,,,,,, , 425. to —s. ........ Grey....,.... .19s. to,—

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On the 3d instant, at Trinity Church, by the 114*
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gusto, youngest daughter of Edw. Ellis, Esq., of filne"ol7,,
On the 29th ult , at Christchurch, Surrey, lit: ,kfris
Bembridge, of Birmingham, to Miss Kindon, of pia%
road, London. Neittijo
On the Ist inst., at Keston Church, Captainv,ff,
her Majesty's 47th Regiment, to Eleanor, only dlogi,
late George Kirkpatrick, of Hollydale.
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On the 29th ult., at St. Nicholas Church, PeOfoell
Foord Price, Esq., surgeon, Deptford, to Miss
Elizabeth-terrace, New-cross.

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On the 15th of April, at St. Petersburgh, '
Sir George Montague Hamilton, of the 1t0,9' pe" hijil ci
Navy, Knight of St. Anne first class, St. George
and of St. Wladimir.
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On the 29th ult., at Bayswater, Arabella, eatliP"- 01
Gats, of Regent-sreet 17.
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son of David Barclay, Esq. Eli°,,d St'
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Louis, &c.
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Joseph Charles Shebbeare, Esq.
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