The Sun.
London, England, 1846-06-11 00:00:00

GROUP XLVI.

NEWCASTLE AND DANLINGTON 717NC-
TXON, AND TYNE DOCK.

re of arse es.— During a
-.uNisi*. ANcE.—We find the following
oualend altiwl
ißthebauqiuily,
foe,n•
revolting narrative :iv a°ml ' IoSYI ThadtwPoenheethfethreall3ir
one of
them, named sd
.They -were carried home While one of their
wounded both
hevemen em
companions ran to Gignac, 'ate nearest place, for a medical man
oTn-7417---r e‘l,nl t.
c stab theb
e d
qnal:r
named Monge; but he refused to stir unless he was paid 60f. in ad-
vance. The poor man who c: us eto him had no more than 5f., which
Monge received as earnest and went to Rebuty. On coming to the
house where the sufferers lay, ,he again refused to enter without being
paid his 60f. in hand. M. Scrigi 3a, for whom the men had been werk-
ing, not having so much immediately at command, promised that it
should be paid. 'Menge persisted! in his exaction, and,
in spite of the
entreaties and promises of all a round him, and even the cries and
moans of the wounded men, gave • rude and peremptory denials, ulti-
iz2ately walking off with the sf. is i his pocket. This conduct was re-
presOted to M. Crouzet, the spacial commissary of police for the
railroad, who immediately sent 1;,o Monge a written demand for es
GROUP LIII. shut
a- his door in the face of the office who presented the summons. tution of the. sf. ; but the doctor not only refused to comply, but
I
tn
the morning M. Martin,
of Parmes, who is a medical man,
'TZES.• Mayor
sultoPsnium UNION AND CANAL (L.
TER TO WOLVERHAMPTON). arrived at Rebuty;
- vated by the delay that he founded them both in danger, and one of
of his outliving the day. Justice,"
but the stet() of the wounded was so much aggra-
(Continued from our Afternoon Edition of yegtefday, s doubt be done, not only en the assassin,
ay4) .. will no .
Mr. MALims, on behalf of Lord Ilatherton, then Addressed . ' vs the Semaphore, l m ,re ~ on,, •
Committee in opposition to the line. He contended did • 1
sk so on the equally bra,.
them so bad as to leave IT hope
project totally uncalled for, and would that it was a but a, 'kLES.—LERAvicK, .
d tin on Monday last.
There was no evidence bro ht never give remuneration • Wit- • 41, gandnese, in the parish of San s g,
MAY 18.—A capture of whales
necessity, and
. . ._. Ug.z. forwarcila Drove its. . .
-- ejelioe the ouslaught,•he sea.being per-
a-heir-it was ProPalett hilaY ont a Capital
resented as being grand, and the
was incumbent on its promoters to brl of 800,000/., he thought it wa-5 ' wos ~,h's " srt" is reP _
whelming evidence in its favour, ng forward strong and ever- The day
_ nfikle • most favour • - -
--- 'was seen in
clt the carcasses of 458 of these marine
ed 61. per
Grand Junction Compan lir.
If they wished to prove that the fl'etl-7 cairn. 'll inesuy the DlOber WM OW; AUCI tOtA- --
nue
~......_
,_, y had too much traffic at present on their result of the at,.
I "4994'1 "liPli 19 WITO de much
to vie 4..,,,, „„,._ „ngh, fr, monsters. On Vile,
' m''''' ".1 v.l". '''
,32."—GraiifiNdirgiffe

Continued from our Afternoon Edition of yesterday.)

A question then arose as to whether a plan should be submitted to
the Committee and the counsel for the petitioners against the Bill
or not.

planse
TTh h
rooma Cn
lid
AstWitecmastAioNtnbsen cleaned, and on our re-admission,
soafidthtebsaet
docks,theCommitteewhiwhich
werheaddepsoesnittedfoirn the
Private Bill-office, and they could not find there any appearance of
the proposed alterations. They were therefore of opinion that a plan
marked with the alterations should be laid before them, and that a
copy should be furnished also to the parties opposing the Bill.
The further hearing of the Bill was then postponed till the next
Bill bad been concluded.
NEWCA.STLZ-VPOZT-TYNE AND CARLISLE
.03ILTE.NSXOPT.
The case for this 13W, wMcli was opposed, was opened by Mi*.
Knowles.
The Committee then adjourned.