The Sun.
London, England, 1841-03-06 00:00:00

SURREY ELECTION.

TO THE EDITOR Or THE SUN' h
SlR.,—The Tories are as sharp as sharpers can be—t" °ghe
for Reformers. May I be to call your attention to one °
printed poll books at the last Surrey election, where ~ill
th
see 74 vote, made out of shares in Putney-bridge ; this bet, st . is part in Surrey, and part in Middlesex. Wi I not
another election apply equally to each county? As a eci,
men you will see, viz.:—
For 1-20th of a freehold share in Putney-bridge, Sir n°bet'
Harry Inglis, No. 7, Bedford-square. e;
To another p rson, 1-20th of a 30th of a freehold she half
another 1-10th of one half of a 30th freehold share: again'
of a 1-10th of a 30th freehold share, and so on.
A FREEHOLDER IN suR--.
N.B. There are more equally curious matters in this Fr"'
poll book, but one thing at a time.
March 4, 1841.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUlr• „,
Sir,—You would oblige at least one of your readers by
sei ting the following shot t paragraph in your paper.
I am, Sir, your obedient servant,
ANTI-SECTABIAN.
TUE ONLY TRUE RELIGION IN THE WORLD. Ile
Sole Consignees, Dr. Pusey and Company, Oxford•
consignees have a very anxious desire that the public genetiee, 3
shou'd possess the aevantages, both present and firosne'cliere_
accruing from the possessi,n of this commodity, and are t it s
fore determined to spare no trouble in order to secure for
large and wide circulation._

A to Agents.
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EXTRAORDINARY PRESENCE OF MIND.---;
The Rouen Journalrecounts the foPowing terib'e 110';
dent whi happened a few days ego to M. Nalwle't
Gallet, Memher of the Council of Prud'hommes, of that
town :—" Orserving a trifling derangement in part ()fr,
engine at his eltal:lishment, at' Mont-Riboudet, tried by
rectify it without stopping its motion, but was eaug",,,fy
the sle ye of his blouse, and his left arm was Instil:6.
wrapped like a ribbon round the axle, and Li' ",foo-
whi led round repeatedly, re,ei,i..g the most s,v.re es
widow, particularly in one of his legs, which was in CO
stunt friction. Although the machine made forty oc°-
ti .us in a minute, lf. Gullet retained sufficient preaue"
of mind so too bend his head as to save it at each turn 11.00
being crushed between the machine and the ceiling. 'h,,b,ebree
the space was too small to allow it to pass. One 0, 10
workmen made as attempt to release him, bet Was!„-ny
caught, and would have suffered the same fate
the engineer.. hearing their cries, stopped the movcif'„
M. Gullet was taken away in the most deplorable c°ll ~
tine, his arm being broken into four or five different par 50
Notwithstanding the number and extreme gravity of ti
injuries, his surgical attendants ent•rtain hopes twt It, 4,
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of saving his life, but of restorirg him to the use I
his limbs." A ~;% of
STEEPLE CHASE NEAR PARIS.--13. p•
5,0001. f r horses of all ages aid countries, for a ste'Pe,
►
chase, to be run between the ht and 10th f nest 01.
has been iroc;aued by the Pa Jcckt y Club. Theo le
lowirg era t! e c waiitions :—lhe entrance money is t ,he
300 f. ; the weight 75 kilogrammes (llst. 10110,) 9
distance from two and a half to three miles ; the expo-bee
to be paid out of the prize and subscription more) ; t .t
last horse to pay the entrance r f the second. Thrle milor
be five entran'ees. and thr,,e hor er at the least t i start,
rs
no chase ; the ri:.'ers to be ge ol .ri en, who are re'„)Lr-r
eje
of the I,ekey Club, of the Cerele de Plinio'', ther.
Agric le, the Cerele Mmannartre(Ancien Code), 0°
of the French and foreion amie: a,d navies, andla
de
do
bees of such foreign clubs as the Judge, the Marquis
Val.tte, may declare ekiblr. Ent antes may be do
by letter, addressed " Aux Cummissaires des COUtECS
la Societe d'Eneouragement, No. 2, Rue Grange Bate"
here, Paris," before ten in the ever ing of the 15:h .
(nciosing the 300 f. The horses must be named before
ten in the evening of the 25:h inst.
eld
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at Windsor on the body of Lieutenant Ellis, f
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IsQuEsT.--On Wednesday an inquest was h
Royal Rifles, who expired at the Infantry Barrreks.t bta
,
morning. It appeared in evidence that be hal (13,
laboured under eimmely bad health, suffering aoe'e a
from chronic disease of the liver. He was always on goo_.
terms with his brother officers, and no cause could be
ease_
signed for his committing the ac.. Verdict, caused
ceased destroyed himself in a fit of insanity,
taking an over-dose of laudanum for the purpose °f .10
viating the pain of a complaint under which be was
labouring."
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