The Sun.
London, England, 1846-07-25 00:00:00

COUNTY OF LIMERICK.--July 20.

MURDER OF LAURENCE LEAHY.
Patrick Hartigan, Patrick Burns, Patrick MMahon,
Marlin ,IPMahon, COrnelius M.Makon, Michael Quin% Michael
Coffey (farmer), Michael Coffey ( labourer), and Martin Ruan,
were indicted for the murder of Laurence Leah v, on the 15th
of January last, at Drumbana, near this city. [The prisoners
are as fine a set of men as we ever can in the dock together,
and the majority of them well dressed and of respectable ap-
pearance.]
As the prisnnera declined joining in their challenges, only
two, Patrick M'Mahon and Cornelius M'Mahon, were given in
charge._

Mr. Bnxisarr, Q.C., stated the case. Deceased was tenant
to M. Barrington of a piece of corcas land, wl 'eh, for
some reason Or other, nobody would take. The charge against
the prisoners is, not that they actually c.minitted the murder,
but that they were present aiding and assisting.
Mary Leahy, widow of the deceased—a woman of very re-
spectable appearance, and attired in decent mourning—was
examined by Mr. PLUNKETT, Q.C.—Recollects the 11th of
January, the day her husband was killed at Drumbana. She
was in the house at the time the party came. The family
consisted of six sons and six daughters. One child was born
shortly after his death. He was only about a quarter of an
hour in when the party came. Her husband had only taken
off his coat, and sat down beside her. Asked why dinner was
not ready, when witness said it was early, and did not think
he would be so soon home. He then took out his pipe, and
she is not sure that he had the tobacco in it when they ran
in. The first man ran in and bawled " Heads down—here's
the Tipperary boys." Her husband stood up, and five or six
of them struck him with carbine,. He put up his hand, and
witness then lost her sight. Being in such a fright she could
not count them, but thinks there were six or seven. He had
knocked down all except one she saw standing, and he was
presenting a gun at deceased, who appeared to be beat-
ing the men who were down. Witness took courage
and put both her hands to the gun, and endeavoured
to take it from the man, who then shook her off, and
drove her with a blow of the gun in the head under
the table. Witness cannot say how long she was recover-
ing herself, but when she did recover, she saw a man flying
into the parlour. She got double courage, thinking it was
her husband, but had not got to the door when she heard
her husband's voice behind her in the kitchen. She turned
round and saw a lot of men around him, all beating him.
She saw nothing in their hands but guns. He was still
standing, and held up a long time. When he fell, witness
threw her hands on his knees, and herself on the top of him.
His entire body was then covered, except from his legs
down. She then got a stroke in the head, and in a minute
after one of them fired a shot through his legs, and then
raised the double gun and struck him eight or ten blows with
it on the legs, and broke one of them. One of them said to
the rest, that they had done enough, and asked her was she
his wife, when she made a snap at him, and would have
dragged him down and killed him, if she could, being in a
state of madness. The man who fired the shot said to her,
" Will you take land any more ? If you don't leave this in
four days I will come again." She was too much out of her
mind to know the parties, but thinks she would know one of
them. She heard them beat her daughter Mary in the bed-
room. Dr. Wilkinson came before her husband died. [The
witness was much affected during her examination, and at
every question heaved a deep groan.]
A great number of witnesses were subsequently examined,
some of whom identified M‘Mahou as being of the party who
killed deceased.

The case for the Crown having closed, the jury were locked
up for the night.
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Tuesday, July 22.
At half-past nine o'clock Mr. Sergeant Stock tcok his seat
upon the bench, and the jury, who were locked in for the
night, having appeared in the box.
Mr. James Shine, one of the jury, complained of being
seriously ill, and that he ate no breakfast or dinner.
Dr. delston, after examination of the juror, declared on
oath that he was most seriously ill from an over-action of
the heart, being 120 per minute He thought longer confine-
ment might prove suddenly fatal.
Mr. Bennett said the proper course was to disch9rge the
jury, and to-morrow morning he would give notice to the
counsel for the prisoners whether the Crown woull proceed
with the trial at the present assizes, or postpone it till the
next.

The COULT then ordered the discharge of the jury.
Mr. O'UIEA and Sir COLMAN O'LOGHLIN objected to the
course pursued, arid requiring his Lordshi,) to take a
note of it.

Thii jury were then discharged.
MURDER OF A SWEEP.
Michael Sullivan, a master sweep, w.s indicted for the
wilful murder of:) young lad named Michael O'Brien, on the
25th of April last, in Patrick-street, by sending him up a
chimney in which he was suffacated.--Guilty of man-
slaughter.

PERILOUS SITUATION OF THE

MARIA SOMES TRANSPORT SHIP.—
On Thursday the subjoined melancholy particulars were
received at the War-office, relating to the ship Maria Somes,
of the London, chartered by Government fur the conveyance
of troops, on board of which fourteen persons were suffocated
under the most distressing circumstances. The accounts
are dated Port Louis, May Bth, and state that the Maria
Somes transport, 24, Captain King commander, Lieutenant
Bova agent (having on board part of the 90th Regiment,
under the command of Captain Mann, on their return from
Ceylon to England), was towed into the above har-
bour a complete wreck. It appears that shortly after
leaving Ceylon, she encountered a most terrific hurricane
in latitude 15 S., longitude 78 E., on the 27th, 28th, 29th,
and 30th of March. During the whole of this period the
sea made most fearful havoc with the vessel; the topmasts,
yards, spars, and boats were carried away, and eventually
she was thrown on her beam-ends. In this perilous posi-
tion she continued for a considerable time, and the crew
failing in righting her by the usual means, resolved on
cutting away the mainmast. On that being accomplished,
the rudder was found to have been torn away, thereby ren-
dering her situation still more hazardous. The ship suf-
fering still severely, and the surf making a complete breach
over her decks, it was deemed iudispensable for the safety
of the troops to order them below, and to batten clown the
hatches. For days afterwards the storm raged with appa-
rently unabated fury, and the awful sufferings of those be-
low may be easily, conceived. The vessel rolled fearfully,
and their cries were distressing in the extreme, while the
falling spars every now and then maimed those on deck, in-
eluding the master, agent, and chief officer. On the hurri-
cane somewhat moderating, no time was lost in removing the
hatches, when a most appalling sight was presented. A ser-
geant, seven men, one woman, and five children were found
dead on the under decks, whether from suffocation or fright
cannot be stated; the supposition is the former. The heat
is described to have been overpowering, and it a matter
of considerable surprise that a greater sacrifice of life was
not the result. The weather continued to moderate, and in
a few days she was towed into Port Louis, when the troops
were landed, full of joy for their recent deliverance from a
dreadful death. Mr. King, the captain, in describing the
awful occurrence in a letter, states that the conduct of the
troops, the left wing of the regiment, is above all praise.
During the whole of their sufferings not a murmur or com-
plaint was heard, and though many unfortunate accidents
occurred, their exertions were unremitting, and the safe ar-
rival of the ship at Port Louis was mainly owing to their
having worked at the pumps night and day.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING,
EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
' Arrivals at Mauritius—Windsor, from Calcutta, and sailed
May 9, to London; Norfolk, from London, and sailed,
May 15. to Madras; April 14, Joseph Albino, from Adelaide;
17th, Grand Duquesne, from Calcutta; 18th, Maria Somas,
from Colombo; 19th, Eliza, from Lomboek ; 20th Enraore,
from Adelaide; 22d, Fleetwood, from Clyd3; 22d, Marion,
from Bengal; 23d, Oriental Queen, from. London; 25th,
Childs Harold, from Bombay, and sailed to London; 29th
Eleanor, from London, and sailed May 17, on her return ;
27th, Mary Louisa. from Calcutta ; May 5, Susan Crisp, from
Cape of Good Hope; Emma, from Singapore; 6th, Prince of
Wales, from Bordeaux Montgomery, from Boston ; Ann,
from Cape of Good Hope; Catherine, Jamieson. from Cape;
Ariel, from Rodriguez, with the crew and passengers of the
Trio, wrecked on that island, and the crew of the Achilles,
from Calcutta to Liverpool, burnt a' sea, April 24, in let. 21
S. long., 71 E. ; Bth, Betsey Seall, from Algoa Bay; 11th,
Tecumseh, from Cochin; Belvidere, from Marseilles; 15th,
Cheapside, from Calcutta; 17th, Anne, Louise, from Cal
cutta ; 18th, Favourite, from Moulmein; 20th, Rastomje
Comasjee, from. Calcutta

Losoox, JULY 24.—Wind th s day at noon S.S.W., light breeze
and cloudy.
DEAL, JULY 23. Wind S.S.W. to W.S.W.—.Axrd.etuhrey
TPalainiteerr:
Pettingell, New York ; John Craig, Pugwash. Arrd. from the River,
Augustus, Clarence, for Adelaide, South Australia; Henry
Sargeant, Bermuda; Trinity Yacht, Hounsell, Denia ; eztx,,n
Morgan, Miramichi. Sid. Stag. Parish, China; Switzerland, Knight
New I. ork ; Venice, Salter, New 1-erk ; Acadia, Toss, St. John's ;
Reward, Salmon, w Port Philip ; Bangalore,
--enileY, Calcutta
Madura, Smith, Aden ; City of London, Langridge, 31auritius
Edina, Sampson, Quebec ; Young Captain,
Veal, Newfoundlaad ;
23.—Wind S
John.S.W.l-I.ALreridi
a.
ii,
i Strabane,ondura 8 G; unerrasvo no :
Lady Deicer, Liddle, Southampton ILA Adelaide.
LIVERPOOL, JULY
JOl4,
Tobacco;
dillottmob;'*l3.;.CCec.ilßiaa, iley, Fitz, New Orleans; Burlington, Crawford,
Mobile ; Queen, Leary, Quebec and Newfoundland, waterlogged ;
Elizabeth, Davis, ditto. Sid. Bank-, Duagan, Ceylon; Porisanna,
Freeman, Bombay; Benjamin Boyd, Clark, Africa ; Jane, Blacklock,
ditto; Lawsons, Ewa; t, Monte Video ; Heart of Oak, Massey, Rio
Janeiro ; Britannia, Fisher, Bahia.
DEAL, JULY 23.—The Tory, fur Madras, got oil shore on the main,
between Deal and Walmer Castle, but was assisted oil on the flood,
without apparent damage.
PILL, JULY 22.—Arrd. Falcon, Quebec.
CARDIFF, JULY 20.—Arrd. Mai quis of Bute, Harvey, Quebec.
SALCOMBE, JULY 22.—Arrd. Isab,lla, Coanor, Miramichi.
Ponsuouru, JULY 23.—Wind S. S.W. to W.—Arrd. H.M.S.
Scourge, Westward, and sailed for Woolwich.
~,
COWES, JULY 23.—'Wind S.W.—Arrd. St. Thomas' Pacdkiettto.
,Pe-
dersen, Porto Rico; Gem, Hannah,
Ilayannah ; ft Aymar,
Alexandria.
SOUT/lAMPON, JULY 23.—S1d. John Thompson, Quebec ; Chainr.on,

OFF PLYMOUTH, JULY 22.—Thomas, Barclay, Jamaica.
OFF FALMOUTH, JULY 22.—Elena, Thorntrn, Mazatlan, and old.
for London, sld. 18th March, on freight 100,000 dollars. 23, Ila-
vannah Packet, Michaelson, Havannah, and sld. for Antwerp.
BittsroL, JULY 23..—Wind S.—Arrd. Maria, Balsdon, Barbadoes.
Sid. Miranda, Margrate, Newfoundland.
NEWPORT, JUL: 22.--Arrd. Princess r oyal, St. John's; Yorkshire
Lass, Price, Qacbcc ; Harvey, Connbrt, ditto.
Mearroar, JULY 23.—Ilenderson, Twentyman, Bathurst; Dykes,
Cockton, Itestigouchc.
CLYDE, JULY 22.—Kohertina, Trinidad; British Princess, Mather,
Quebec ; Flora Kerr, 31. Kidder, Montraa.l ; Pioneer, Fox, Newfound-
land. Sld. 22, Alcesk, Colquhoun, Trinidad; William, Lyon, ditto;
James Stuart, Laird, Newfoundland.
6,4149 N t, jim4 af_alard, p, Citnr iikvatou

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MARKET N EWS.-(YESTEg,m- '
CORN EXCILANGS.
During the present week the arrivals of English /'ll3'.,efitpfl9r
our market have been on a very moderate scale, yet the' • !leo,
on offer to-day was fully equal to meet the wantsof the at ',,,ved
whose attendance was very small. All descriptions 111:sith
off heavily, and Monday's depressed currencies were .i
so
difficulty supported. Ot Foreign Wheat the imports 9 des
been small. That article was a mere drug, and wheel, ri,.
were pressed rather lower rates were accepted by the hoi• , a
• )(ling Barley y•a, quite as dear, but other kinds lionfic,
hand. The fine,t Malt moved off freely, other kinds slov4
at low rates. The Oat trade was in a very depressed sta4
yet we can notice no alteration in value. Beans, Peas, 3
Flour as last advised.

English • •
Irish ...... ..
Foreign .

Wheat.
1,770 qrs.

ARRIVALS.
Barley.
260

1,830

pour'
Oatg 1,8 go S
7SO Ors'
8,520
2,100

Malt, 1,270 qrs.
SMITHFIELD. (00'011
The supply of Beasts on sale here to-day W 25
rinds °
extensive, and of full average quality. For Inee,, ut etls'„
Beef the demand was tolerably steady, at prices 3_,learace"
to those obtained on Monday, and at which a gi'ou SheeP
was effected. We had on offer 140 Oxen and Cows, P4rie p fe_fr,
and Lambs, and 26 Calves, from abroad. With " A;storfr
were well supplied ; yet the sale for that descriPtie'n(Doscle
was firm, at fully previous quotations ; the best, nh P
%O::
producing 4s 4d per 8 lbs. Lambs, the numbers 0,11 ibem
were good, moved off slowly, at the late depression,l pc.icsf",
currencies. The Veal trade waa steady, at very fu'
but Pigs were a slow inquiry at late rates. Milch Cows
dull, at from 161 to 191 each, including their small calf'
Per 81bs. to sitlY the offal. s. 6 to 3
3
s. d. s. d• 6 0
flit-et-lc:or Beasts .... 2 6 2 8 Second quality ditto ,n
iecond quality ditto. 210 3 2 Coarse-woolledditto 3 4`•
Prime large Oxen.. 3 4 3 8 Southdown Wethers 4 ••••6:
['rime Scots ••••• • 3 10 4 0 Ditto out of the wool 3 840.
Large coarse Calves 3 6 4 0 Large Hogs ..... • 8 , 4
Prime small di, to .. 4 2 4 6 Small Porkers •• • 0
Suckling Calves •18 • 0 29 0 Quarter old Pigs • • '
Inferior sheep . 3 2 3 6 Lambs ••• • •' •'• • -
SUPPLY AT MARKET, Pig!'
I Sheet). I Calves. I 250
11,860 402
NENITGATE AND LEADENELS-Ztijoifirii
We had a slow general inquiry here, on the
terms :

Beasts.
875

(1,
At per stone, by the Carcase. d, tO°3, 0
..
3
s. d. to s. d. ' 4 10
, 3
deaf, inferior...... 2 4 2 6 Mutton, inferior .. 3 8 , 0
- middling .. •• 2 6 2 8 middling% 310 4 0
- prime large .. 210 3 2 prime •• % 3 4 410
- prime small •. 3 4 3 6 Pork, large •••••• •• 4 2
Veal•• ••••..• • • • • • 3 4 4 4 - small • • ..... •

Lamb. 4s 8d to 53;C11
330 ROUGH HOP 112.11.17,KET. y le'ret
The accounts from the plantations are not to eisoec,k g
satisfactory; yet, as the growth of Hops this year i4,teeliveil':d
to b^? about an average one, the demand here is ciP
the late depression in the quotations. The duty r
145,000 Per cwt.
Sussex Pockets - - - - 51. to 61.
Kent ditto - • - - • 5/. ss. to 61.
10s'
Mid and East Kent - - - 6i. 66. to 6/. 15s•

(From the London New Price Current of JulY 2c1;10.
SUGAR.—To-day West India was purchased witliers st
by Refiners and Grocers, although there were Thepse hu;
reduction on the rates of yesterday of 6d per cwt.. 74 11'..,t
chases amounted to only3oo hhds and trcs,
of Trinidad at public sale, which sold 46s for low ye.
lo
at 46s Gd for middling yellow. nd 6111:f
REFINED.—The Refiners are still free sellers, i,ioes
mitted to further reduced rates for all descrilL o;
goods, still the town and country trade 'T-- Ow-
chased with caution, taking only sufficient fors.„ large;
immediate wants; although the supply is by no Iner, ill,
To-day the Refiners were not inclined to further r.c"„,,B"c
prices for Refined goods, but there was little busic"-t, bete„,e
acted by the home trade. In bonded Crushed Stlga',l,
very little passing, but there are not sellers of first SO'
33s 6d per cwt.
,hs
MaLiatTlUS.—Although there are sellers by private co
at a reduction on previous rates of 6d to is by
cot.,strs.l—
transacted in all descriptions has- been
limited by Grocers and Refiners. 4
EAST INDIA.—This afternoon the quantity of Ainur4o °mei;
offered at public sale was large, and amounted to 9."„ t be
but a small part only sold in consequence of holders
inclined to reduce their prices.
2.0
FOREIGN.—To-day at public sale 500 hhds of -.„ et
covado imported by a British ship were all takente veins
to 26s for middling to fine yellow, being above P,„sr
On Tuesday 89 trcs 324 barrels of SL Si*
ported by British ships are declared for public sale' ore ~g
CaFFEE.—This afternoon Mocha Coffee met Wit.'„,ideP"
tention, and 27 bales at auction sold at full rates, .--
yellowish at 53s 6d to 545, triage 28s, and black 14' co P;if
TEA.—In Congou the amount of business trans./le Oda
been limited, and the supply consists chiefly ales (1° "cs,
kinds. In I'ouchong the demand is good, still Pr'c 8004
improve. For Ilyson the market has a quiet al4eplito,
and easier rates are taken. In Imperial there bas loder;ro
passing. Gunpowder has been sparingly dealt in' Te,s9,
as prices are. Twenkay is little wanted. rekneotiNtit
offered upon low terms, without attracting amen ""►„pp,
SPICES.—A good demand has prevailed for ficl4lsbsl,
holders are unable to obtain an), advance in prices: bas ve;
&c., at auction all found buyers. Cassia Lignett,,,,edilibila
more in favour, and the parcels sold were at itePr" to Puoti
Although the quantity of Jamaica Ginger broughtffooil,ot
sale has been large, still the whole found buyer
^
ced
fine descriptions fetched full rates, low and tniut,„,reds,;(l,
upon lower terms. Nutmegs are offered upon fur aratt"„ot
terms, but toe demand has been limited. Mace: .'s do 40
and full rates are offered. For Black Pepper Pri'erne-aad„d" •
been improve.iimited.For
FW,,rheitiennparmicoesn
trhuelemlaorwk,etsthilalstafileiruvae;ispr..
ant-e, and at higher rates. Cloves are dull of sale. .et tbtal
Fnurr.—The market
week; but in pr de. .
p es no alteration van be tlis
though the recent accounts received d quota" „ital.,
sppear to be held firmly at
generally has been rather tarraa,:,
the advance
very favourable *or the prospects of
Itatsins also.
6d -,er
Rica T
13--ay advance n former rates of , r
being insisted upon for Ben al Rice, operated againleirl
the new
can" d:0,
ness, and the chief part of 25364 bags 500 pockets ata'os,l
was taken in. 3,378 bags Madras 'i'vere offered, alt the
at 6.1 advance. 0 is
SPIAITS.—II being proposed to make a reducti° his tad
iders ao
duty of 6d per gallen on alum, occasioned a cells
niea,,
crease in the demand for every description of €'B„"islacci teb
prices have risen 2cl to 3d per gallon. Leewart., her rteo
been is brisker demand, and bought rather big. jos roe,
Calcutta has not risen in value, but more busbies', eillo
done. In Demerara several purchases have Bra add
and 3s 2d to 3s 4d paid for strong, I" sdv',ed
been sold to a fair extent, but at present no further urc'O'isf
in the value has taken place. Geneva has been Id, s.atlat
for exportation with caution, common at to 25 "li,iii,tekoe
fine for home consumption the demand has been fie's Irss
2s 4d to 3s per gallon. For British Corn Spirits Po,' anorfi
been reduced 2d per gallon. English at lOs 4d Pei:boreal: r
cash, Scotch and Irish ,Os 2d to lOs 3d. Gill
nut offered upon lower terme, but the market has 410
pearance. d the
IrrinGo.—To day the East India Indigo pass;„el,
consisted chiefly of Madras and Kurpah, for whi,tsitl, ape
mand was limited, and proprietors could only oassis'a
sales' rates. Up to this day 12,576 chests have riot
hammer, of which the proprietors have withdrs
oA
and bought in 2,237, leaving 6,303 actually sold. oil Wood
Oins.—Although there are sellers of Rape Scedi,
rates, still little business has been transacted. 14);"ilg ctal.
the market has a dull appearance, and prices are Ciro tsiir
Cocoa Nut has been solu to a fair extent, and at :is Odd
Palm has been in excellent request, but mercbs,-tioluieSl
clined to realise. Cod has been purchased with cs" elo
there is a larger quality offering for sale. It oldersboilie.
are unwilling to further reduce their prices, but tbetbcfntel•
transacted has ben small, prices ruling low for St'u wall 6
casions the demand to be good. Sperm is little
and fair to fine can be obtained at 761 to 801 per teat'
rican Lard Oil is dull of sale at 37/ to 381. .0 on tt
TALLow.—Although there are sellers of 1111881 bog AO
spot upon lower terms; still very little business, be, mlf
transacted. For forward delivery few buyers are t° 0,0140
with. New South Wales on the spot has been srfo 064
dealt in. American has met with a dull sale. g°4ll3_„d,
Tallow, however, has been largely dealt in, and 40s be r
per cwt. paid net cash, but the supply continues t°
and the quality chiefly fine.

.re
General Galloway and family, ArchdeaennA tote
Mr. Harrington and family, and Mr. Newnham
an r
left London, on Thu. sday morning, by the General St*ms
too
vigation Company's steam-ship Soho, for Antwerp- ;vg
,e 8
ti.EMARICABLE SPEED ON THE OCEAN.— Dar- p$P-te
passage just made by the Great Britain iron steart-ectlO
from New York to Liverpool, it was ascertained b,,Y tist,to
nautical observation, made on Saturday, June I°' los voi
leviathan, propelled by her screw, actually ran 12fdaciogeeo
330 knots in the course of twenty-four hours, Plaurly sisttlio
average rate of going, throughout the day, of nu ailed 011001
statute miles per hour—a speed never before equailing
ocean by any paddle-wheel steamer or by anY,stbrougllif
800,
whatever. Such a velocity, had it continueeur
acrns°
voyage undiminished, would have brought h.
New York to England in eight days and a halt.
of
of
Journal.
first
lye,
DEATH IN A RAILWAY TUNNEL.— On the !lye,
the Maidstone assizes, a gentleman, engaged in a e.lLide:;/,
was proceeding by this South-Eastern Railway t0.1':: 0%;
when, in passing through the Mersiham tunne!• t 60'4
passenger, sitting opposite to him, was. astonished
his neighbour suddenly thrown into his lap, sod
discoverWbat was his horror, on AO
that he was dead feru
ing o
quest was held on he body on Wednesday, whoa
unable
fr
from the
re
tvuenrnehlis,
Was returned of " Died by the visitation of God 0c0,6,0t
[ADVERTISEMENT ] —THE RAJAH OF Tlll3/,,,f-i
Ptolae.
AND HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.—On the i Ith of July, Is i.gosLikrooeo-t
H _Doway was honoured with an order for six of tb°,?-181„7iiiine,j;
Holloway's Ointment, from no less a person than the - so.
the
rtes or reigning sovereign of Travancore thrt:7oo` sat?: r t",.;
firm oi m. J. Cockburn and Co., Esti.t. Baia °sato'
New Broad-street, London. The ointment, it Alic:cler the sot
ever India, being
penonal use of the Ina', The
and win be ern employed ,rn en/
intendelice of Ids private phy-ielan. HolloWay's o'n:
a certain cure tor ulcers, wounds, sore,P'
ed
even if of twern.v years' standing, and may bo obtain „of.
prietor, 244, Strand, London, ad of every medicine
a

ROIi BIRTHS
On the 19th ult., at Maroon iown, Jamaica' thilegilljell '
Lieutenant-Colonel Sir John Campbell, Bart., 38th
CO°
of a son.
On the 20th inst., in Eaton• place, the lady of the
Benson, 17th Lancers, of a son and heolr. 103''
On the 20:h inst.. at Western-park, Hamilton, ,
wife of Douglas Hamilton, Esq., of a son. ros cl ' r. e
On the 21st inst., Mrs. Graham, of Gloucester- es,
gent's-park, of
instn 01 ,
a-- 0 Aet
On the 21st ,at Edge Villa, Mrs. S. Hodgso-L. Mt'
On the 21st inst., at Tooting-common, Mrs. Robe" 04
son, of a daughter. „frg TV
On the 22d inst. , at Clare Lodge, Sydenham• v"---* A
Letts, of a son

MARIED._
On the 22d ult., at St. Thomas's Church, St• j°llllll.llerle'
foundland; Lieutenant R. W. Brettinodism, J‘f
to Harriot Frances Josef bine youngest.' daughter 0A -
W. Sheppard, Esq., of Clifton, tiluci
On the 21st just, at
tlo'ri_r_iaitry°. Crurech, St' t'f
William Horne, of Upper Harley-street.
George Gustavus Muncie,
estecond

94'
DIED.
On the 6th of July, at Richmond, William EsteTooer
formerly of the Ordnance-office, subseqocntiv of het
Audit; and, lastly Paymaster in the 18th ItfantrY',lod,
On the 20th inst., in Brvanston- lace, Lady _to
lict of the late Sir Thomas Bernard,P Bart.., aged 91,05P"'
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