The Sun.
London, England, 1846-03-17 00:00:00

Mr. Conner, from the office of Mr. Dixon, the clerk of rh''''Ps44,lo
stated that the missing leaves were in the book on the 19th stag
when it was inspected by Messrs. Taylor and CuroberlacebtO
solicitors for the Bill. On the 13th of Feb. the book wasbroo,
London, and some time after that the leaves in que•s_ti n
000
missed. The book had net been inspected between w°
January and the 13th of February. • r 4 *ll‘
Mr. GREGORY, for the promoters of the Bill, called & bizier!
nesses, who traced the reference books to the hands of
up to which time they were correct and perfect. The b4t, tliC
also were called to prove that the books were perfect l'f"
passed from their hands to the clerkof the peace's office. voiS
Mr. Hamilton, reporter for the Leeds Mlles and the Le0,11,„1 n
pa°
stated that he copied fur the reference book the whole of
relating to the parish of Farnleigh. On examining the bs°,l',,' overt*
Dixon's office, two days after they were deposited, bs
that all the pages which he had written had been torn etn,,,d C•t!
Mr. Wright, clerk to the solicitors, Messrs, Taylor D'ciert'',
stated that on the 31st of Jan., he went to the office of the 010'
the peace to ascertain if it were true that the book of refersortsi4l
been divided into three parts, and each part sewed lip in
400'
"'
paper. On that occasion he discovered that the leaves
had been torn out. Mr. Hezeltun was present with lila blr pit"
The CHAIRMAN did not think it necessary to call neon :;;;),'
the agent for the petitioners, to address the Committee, asi.".". ad id
unanimously of opinion, from the evidence and inopectho.offl
book of reference, it never did contain the whole of the Pall paid
leigh. They attributed nothing like improper conduct on theth r-
the promoters. There seemed to have been an error on ope
the bookbinders in respect to the' two parishes of Farulelg
the branch and the other on the main line.
The allegation was sustained.

No. b. re°tl
r
The Committee met at half-pastSub-Committee twelve o'clock. - .
Home Drummond (chairman), Mr. Compton, and Mr. FAL
BIEMINGHAILI AND OXFORD
Ic/AIII EXTENSION.) f
In regard to this Bill a question was raised as to the subti
certain notices, and was reserved fur further considera.—
Committee.

adtesmirstemansmeme
STANDING ORDERS' COMMITTEE
HOUSE OF LORDS. Fr!rgl
The Committee met this day at half-past twelve 0%-olso,
the Earl of Shaftesbury (in the chair), Lords liedesdAA

_
and Colborne. #
STAMFORD AND SPALDING.
After hearing -the usual evidence, the Committee dec_id"C'oe.
Committee had complied with the standing orders in this
DIRECT NORTHERN (LONDON TO YOnix),2oooso
The formal proofs were entered in this case, and th,,,e, 001'
adjourned to three o'clock, for the purpose of hearing uu-
against the Bill by the opposing companies.

115
FIRST CONCERT OF T'-
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
The first Concert for the season took place last acett,
the Hanover-square Rooms. The following Ira
gramme :

PART L

Sinfonia in B fiat (No. 9) Haydn'
Aria, " 0 cara, immigine," Mr. Lockey (IL
Flauto Magico) Mozart.
Concerto violin, M. Sainton (No. 11 in G) Spohr.
Terzetto, " Ti prego, 0 madre Pia." Miss
A. Williams, Miss M. Williams, and Mr.
Lockey CursciOli
Overture, Oberon C. M. T°l/,
PART 11.
Sinfonia Eroica

Duetto, " Quis est home," Miss A. Wil-
liams and Miss M. Williams (Stabat
Mater)
Overture,-Les Deux Journees
Conductor, Signor Costa.
This was Costa's first appearance as conductor 1111,6
concerts, and never have the powers of the
orchestra o; the Philhatmonic been so fully deve`;o9:o
they were last evening. His manner of directingnc
doing the orchestral accompaniments to the 'il,r,
was admirable, supporting, but not drool' F.
voice. On his appearance in the orchestra
plet
greeted with a most cordial welcome by 011 ctliP:y,
The gem of the evening was Haydn's SymPb°l3l'
This, one of a set of twelve, composed L'.7
when he was in England, for Salaman's ConceriA ~0.
haps, the chef d'aucre of the composer an" of `.',4
performed last night in a manner worth,' .r
In const-quence of the illness of Mr. Lockey, the alr'oeis
immagine was sung by Mr. Rafter, a pupil of Sign Bpd
04
Mr. Rafter's voice and style are both excelleri,; fi
doubt not but that ere long Mr. Itafter,9.o.
a name well known in the musical O'er
was, as might have been expected, rstSobisAo
last evening, and scarcely did himself justice. 'l'l,,otpi.
certo on the violin was admirably given by SaiVetift'd
a violinist, is no unworthy rival of Sivori and ''„oril.4
It was the first time of its performance in this C, trod
are under obligations to Mr. Sainton for re?t
it. The other pieces have been so Oftelers. i
that they must be familiar to our rna",toevog
cannot, however, omit noticing the admirable DO bt
which Beethoven's Ercrka was given. Never VA" vele
meaning of this magnificent composition been so“. of 41.
64 out. The room was crowded to excess. The v'1'.6119
bridge and all the Listinguished dilettanti in town W

NAVAL IN*I•ELLIGENti`' tsl,
at
SHEERNESS, MARCH 16.—1 t having been 110&•4;fleiy,4,
Earl of Ellenborough, the First Lord of the Adinti; 'jo.?
pay his first visit of inspection to this dockyard °tile qiO
all the authorities, from an early hour, were on
for his arrival. It was not, however, till nearlyofoos.
in the evening that the Admiralty yacht, the, berol/9°
with his Lordship and colleagues on board, nta,u,„.e bot:e4;
ante, and it was half-past six ere she dropPen:—'oo,e
harbour. She had the Admiralty flag at tad tiioV
head, which was received with manned yards ant% D.
~j 0
salute from the flag-ship. Vice-Admiral Sir
K.C.H., the Commander-in-Chief r
, immediately Ri
pay his respects on board, followed by Callgel,
Arthur, C. 8., superintendent of the dockyard; d;COr, 0
H. Shirreff, superintendent of Chatham dock-Ynr,,a,4l
J. N. Nott, of the Trafalgar; Captain R. B. Vtint"-tbe?,
the Brilliant ; Commander R. H. Fleming, °co f",
Commander George Sprigg, of the Ferret, arn• f the fr
received all most graciously on the quarter-des,%ciioy
Eagle, and intimated his intention of not i 3.0
evening. Vice-Admiral Sir E. King, with Cf11:4.111,
Shirrett; and Nott, remained on board to dine v'?10114.,,,'"
ship, having received an invitation by letter the ''',ig'ofiky
They were shortly afterwards joined by the he,3,-t;
ments, Major Patience, commanding the 65th uerod
Alexander, R.E., Superintendent of Fortifications ; ,411°
Mould, R.E., Director of Works of the dockyards, pit
also specially invited to dine with his Lordship. coo', $,!/,
Lord Ellenborough, accompanied by. 111„r' ndrei°4
Secretary to the Admiralty, and by Captain .PlT.orks,
Director of Engineering and Architectural oily*
next morning at seven o'clock, at the Admiral 70;1
being met by Captain Alexander, R.E., and CnPfordtlcep
R.E., they proceeded to inspect the extensive d 011)12
going on here, commencing at Garrisou-point, gel 110
the inspection from that point to the Medwal're.ree,
ship and party returned through Blue-town, and „
t ,d•
on board the Black Eagle about nine o'clock Qovio,
Rear-Admiral Bowles, the Hon. Captain Roe d
Brandreth, and the Hon. Mr. Corry, landed at ,rviC6ol,
stairs about eleven o'clock, and attended divine se
dockyard chapel. They afterwards partook of 1
prOe tor.
the Captain-Superintendent. ana at two o'clock
meet Lord Ellenborough, who it had been err:mg:ll4,ll4
and insi.ea the dockyat d at that hour. His Lord- ae,t,Vi
tual to his time, and, with his Right Hon.Collesgto jog,
by the Vice-Admiral, the Commander-ill-Chief' of fif,j
Superintendent, the Master-attendant, and the ta
officers of the dockyard, immediately proceeded beit
.„0"
houses, where having spent some time, they e :To
their steps towards the fitting-basin, where ;
agi1;„0
on board the Cornwall, fifty-gun frigate,
portions of that noble ship. Taking a ctirs°l) ty
beautiful brig the Ferret, nis Lordship and hey ~s7y
to the Brilliant, 22, on board of which sh'P of
ceeded, and remained for nearly three (Ported 00 101ei.4"
Captain Watson, by whom they were receive played)
scribing many improvements which ought t° ted ttbel,
her. Their Lordships then severally insPerdc
houses, cement-kiln (on the top a which L'-„bers'ijoi•
l.,pct;
adroitly mounted by a mason's ladder), t'nioper,,
painter's shop, where they terminated their, ,Ard
about half-past four embarked again on ''''soldor
Eagle. Their Lordships dined with the COO., •
t'
in the evening, aed will return to town this d1.7,04'' 1.0
The Raven cutter, Lieutenant J. Stephens 441'
Yarmouth on Thursday, with volunteers. e,l;o`Orq
The Speedy cutter, Lieutenant George SP°l3'ol°
found very defective, was paid off on Thursday'
The Trafalgar, 120, flag-ship, and °cell sec,
ship, have got their rigging in sea-going tr,te, r
her arrival from the experimental cruise, t'
t
lost upwards of 100 men by desertion. 'ffg "gt° ;
The Ferret, 10, Commander George Sr' r,J
wo'
ataunt in the basin. She still wastefroml7-
men to complete her complement. ne'
The Speedwell has been undocked, and Conti°
in the Camber. QOM
f ,
At the adjourned licensing meeting o'app ,d
magistrates yesterday, the consideration of °jgs,
renewal of the licesse to Cremorne House, C.' di'gIt) ,r
and the magistrates decided not to renew the ticer-po• o'4/
Yesterday an inquest was held t0uch1.,70094,
Miss Tunstall, the vocalist, formerly of Vauxloll,treetV • ,f
pined very suddenly at her residence in Wellingtoo;eo
causeway, on the morning of Friday last. .4- , P:01,1;
death" was recorded. falorelgti.V
FAILURES IN GLASGOW.—Severai voter of
ported to have taken place here this week. -said of ,t 1
party, extensively engaged in the Iron trade, 4r
apJt 44/1
upwards of 100,0001. Glasgow Citizen.
the 'a 14 91,
There are building at this time on _ and of
River Wear, at Sunderland, no less than 53 ships; tosl
lying in the river fitting out and for mile, nialijog lit 1141,/
of them of large burden.—Neurastle Paper. vrayl
By the udvices lately received from Brays
that a discovery has been made in the Cocaes 11,0100 fs,"
employ of the National Brazilian Company'• tit° fir
fathoms wide, and traced to a length of thit'„",, , r
consists of "jacotinga," containing gold in grains' 011'
particles to the size of a barley-corn. 010:1,4 e,?/0
ROI AL SOCILTY Felt THE PROTE 00,0%itPoir
mom FIRE.—Two extra escapes, belonging tilt tiler
society, were placed for the first time last nig_.6.4so''' z j..
Watling-street, opposite the chief station of tice 40.:0;;;Iorir,
New Bridge-street. a 1,15""
w ,AS'ancf' "at
THE Al ETROPOLITAN POOR-LA f st. of 0 41'..1
evening a public meeting of the inhabitants 0 06
in the Vestry-room, Gordon-square, for thesl,,,,aido, so''Cpar"
Metropolitan District Asylums for the Lloo 3.110:4 ig 411„,
of parishes into Union Districts for that porPe''s-ointio 001.f1ia.4
Howarth was called to the chair, and the
~„0103,01,e.„:;01
with the objects of the meeting were passed „is,
Stevens,F°°
road, Islington. The anani ed-InlC:avisel irdeeasyn% oatfht cLehefirdadu:frolan_l:l:l,
ge •
je
ti~
leyinengmcilloesoefurpo.adA.
tiihtaleNf-emusilreatt.htleedmaeNnva‘yy,rend
uv;10,
roles
fi
other, and continued at a splitting pfteN a and CI),
of the goal both struggled hard for victory,w_or (3,0,
nuous effort succeeded in running in the gift
ing accomplished the one mile of road in la
odOtir ;4"
seconds. --Ott Silpet° ft'jj.;
SUICIDE BY A YOUNG WOJRA.tNte.d ,litfe
0„4,00,,
fGeott ::::y,enedealiscil diet to
iohate::g:
admittance, :eaotrivbucibuhice.
iteudr elin not
ir, ei ct enci oet ;0.01• 19 and
an act of self-destruction waossf ;51004.:',;Pe0
Mr. Class, a
family left horn,
stolealvtedanZE"::ct4s:4lll.ls:ll:ca::::.'
tori:jyoudeernri:gyho,t
hi,w omen in tire s
ch
was icteriatia:dteerdlehytwauvoranibsntaohrieadZeri.:u7,:ii ;0012
guntireleven._o;el:iciy
:discovered to account for the rash act. /,Ko
e;Ldtraedionsiccode.
11E). einbem .tet
Killed, at Moodkee, on the 18th of Dec __a,
George T. Hamilton, Interpreter and Quart" peal' ,
otr
Native Infantry. e
„A
On the 21st of February, at Islington, otFafie O 1
oja ,
the late J. Van Deurs, of icappegaara, IsYiajrlet, j
On the lath inst., in Gloucester-place, Div
J. Addams, Esq., D.C.L. - t Saran 110
04,
On the 14th inst., at Hyde, Isle of rigil
- ilititn t 1
of Godfrey G. Downs, Esq.
staoOpunleithhDeeelvl44ottihh.
iinnsstt.„,
aatt
wPeocrkmihiteml,:olusr•el:locbe:s, ;
Joe, itr
Bound, Esq. Anne' fel°
On the 15th inst., at Kennington, SurreY. _44
otsr
o
Thomas Eden, aged t. 2.
BaOrta.,
102.113" ~at
sad' Oa
Lendea : Printed aed Published by _ 02, so
toliteplosrttliialtilids_tp.,iaMeeis.s Booth, the' eldest ioo,
Strand, Printer, at The Sans
ffice,
of th
e 1846.SaVoT, In the CctY '11.7