The Sun.
London, England, 1846-02-06 00:00:00

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DESTRUCTION OF AN EXTENSIVE ENGINE BUILDING
MANUFACTORY.—NEWCASit kEit.
four o'clock this itiorillfig a lire *as iscoVered in OA
tensiVe rnanttfrittory of the Messrs. Hawthorn, situate at
the Forth Banksi neat this town, Which has not been got
pail withotit doing git?..t damp. It broke Ott fit what
IS Called the pattern and fitting-up shops, and it is said
nearly all the valuable patterns have been consumed; and
four ot Ave locomotive engines, in a very forward state,
*Well I'erC 1149 tatting-up n
.i9g-u shops,. •
hays ltecq reudargd
, 4,.
heariy Useless. The origin ot toe me is not known; it can
scarcely be supposed to be the work-of an incendiary, as the
Me•39,1.;;U0V-IPO!,timrp,. deservedly, most popular with the
7461-4 their workmen I WI of the latter, however, who
Vas seen to enter the patters shop with a candle shortly
before the fire was discovered, is in custody. The loss is
estimated at from 10,0001. to 15,0001.; the premises were in-
sured, but not the engines.
IMPOSING PROTECTION PETITION.—WATLINGTON,—
On Thursday se'nnight many of the inhabitants of this town
were surprised at the plan adopted by the adherents of the
continuance of the corn-laws, which was to them a system
unprecedented in the history of petitioning, by observing a
person posting hand-bills in every conspicuous part of the
town, written throughout in capital letters of a large size,
calling on the inhabitants to sign petitions, lying-at the flare
and Hounds Inn, for protection to agriculture, and in favour
of native industry. We had the curiosity to inspect this im-
portant document,, after lying on the table for seven days,
and found there wer* attached thereto forty-two signatures
of parties living irafteen different parishes, comprising a po-
pulation of many thomands.—Oxford Chronicle.
The Commissioners of her Majesty's Woods and Fo-
rests have ordered the pathway under the marble archway
at Buckingham Palace to be covered with Mr. Walter's
India-rubber payenatut, similar to the Admiralty court-yard,