The Sun.
London, England, 1846-01-13 00:00:00

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fourteen, in an Establishment known to an extensive connexion for
its high character and standing. The instruction to comprise French,
Italian, Latin, Harp, Pianoforte, Singing, Drawing, Dancing, Globes,
Composition, and General Literature. Premium for Two Years,
Fifty Guineas. Half-yearly instalments would be preferred.
Address R. G., Post-office, Ternham-groen, Middlesex.

ULLUAC 1.. n. 11 mut. arm acquaintance.
Def°,o
o
At the Epiphany Sessions for the counq oresnri
the Earl of Devon, in charging the grand jury,ll,-g 00
regret at the lar,,eness of the calendar, there IF oioaoll
than 119 prisoners for
torttal, and expressed his 100°' ail
steps should be taken prevent this by the .dop ary 0
mode by which offences of a light and 01'0 sf,
should be summarily dealt with. 001 it
DESTRUCTION OF A COTTON-SPINNING ccurres'
FIRE.—The most destructive fire which has :3101°101
Glasgow or its vicinity, for several years past, aboove
ception of that which consumed the City Theatreorlioria'
months ago, took place yesterday (FridaY),;rfe ticl/160
Savoy-street, Bridgton. The workers in the ,'..„cali",oo'
spinning factory situated in that street, belongTbooll,
Gemmel!, Brothers, and Co., it appears, had e apvtl4
menced their labours for the week a short tiina,o
alarm of fire was raised in the picking-roe?',011
course of ten minutes the flames had niaus„...aaltar,
greys that they were coming out of the n'"'„,aaw,rtv
alleged cause of the conflagration is, that 4, as 001
loose cotton ignited in the arms of a git'e -01aY
passing one of the gas-lights, although at th n.jeal
the burner was inclosed in a glass-case or in,tetrae f 3,1
certain, at any rate, that it was near this gir cob'?
first discovered ; and in consequence of the ver•Av frl4
material which it had to prey upon, it sPos" d that
rapidity. As soon as the tire was discovereco'r,
police and West of England engines were sent oil6ls'Y,
consequence of the distance, which is more than 301 IA
time elap-ed before they arrived, and in the illtfarie
vouring element had nearly spread over the setae,
,
The engines were set to work, however, with g'd in lie,
and succeeded at la: tin checking the flames, 1100 ,4,01
the engine-house, and' a small portion of the a':oiia tai
is situated farthest from the point where the fitted tel
The work of destruction was almost connile'vater4to
o'clock, but the engines continued to throw fout,: tb
the burning ruins till sunset. The mill wag .ilaatrio,
high, and about x3O feet in length, and it is es- ot
the loss on the building and machinery will arced tol/o/
a arts of 5,0001. The property, however, is instiraLo, t.. 1100
the full amount of the damage ; we regret to lehod:
calamity will throw a considerable number of
emt 1 ,ymen t.— Glasgow Courier. lejj
EXTRACTION OF NEEDLES FROM TIIK
striking illustration of one of this class of cases
in Sheffield in the curse of this week. The sna,.-g„ rie,rll
instance, is a female servant, in the family of Tire
stal,, of Upperthorpe, and about twenty one or ", ,
years of age. It seems the young woman was tea-alocel'er,
the care of a medical man, whose treatment Pr,-bit 57,
vation, subsrquently to which she fancied "'; tbe,tr
were slowly progressing from her left shoulder;oll,X
at some dein hin the muscular substance. Ott d ?Y.;
pain became excruciati,g, and presently one, an the gy
war. is three In Q Ales were extracted foga
to,Afa,
part of the arm ; and on the following moil&goce
with part of a third! They made their 01-Pe'irfectl.,,4
above and partly below the elbow, and seem pa ,r
and uncorreded. Mr. John Heppenstall, who sqles.,
out the latter p.rtion of the needles, says tliatLd 1.016,
by any rn•-ans easily come away; and that no bwirotO,'",,
from the puncture. Next in interest to the cildervo v,
the undoubted extraction of so many needles 11:ot iveco'
cunistances, is the question, as to how they Sitr„
young woman's flesh? Of this she can giv'itoe',6
having no recollection of ever having either sae
0e01,4
or received them into her body from any eitterlL
ricl
but she sat s that sometimes she has felt the,ifit
. needles in her chest, while their progress
was quite perceptible. She states also, that 'coin
since, or when about thirteen years of age, she reedle'lpir
fewer than fifty similar needles, and pieces of li';3for
extracted from one of her fingers in the course of ' r
—Sheffield Mercury. . 16 I,
Nothing. could be better devised than 1,,,0r
gistered Paletot to suit the ever-varied nature
forming, as it now does, not only the sine r",,geo" 4
railway traveller, but is equally so adapted for arVior t,°,4
taking out-door exercise, It may be said distille,
the costume of the nineteenth century, if ths' prev'a;
called marked which is only conspicuous for an 11,1111 a it
and 4raceful bearer, the wearer feeling so P;
Certainly as an over-coat it is patronised higilVlisl;4i
a general public favourite, being so peculiarlY„, . it„
avoiding all foreign extravagance of style. iti-gre!al;7
knowledged as a vast improvement over the o,,.tab„rilg
associated in our remembrance with an uncoil"' clafriav4
tion of tight buttoning's, which, from its verY joie
~0°
defeated its object, the warmth of the person, I,94ocifVi
with the proper circulation of the blood. The P.csi
„
are black, blue, brown, and olive; also the elect,. or wil,4
called Oxford, and can be had of the patenterveripep
the most respectable clothiers out of London. 'jinln)
paletot is three guineas, and is stampted in t'eg. J.
try
the words, "Registered 6 and 7 Vic., cap. 65.
Nicoll, 114, Regent-street, London. SO; rto,
PLOW MoNDAr.—Yesterday the Loll the f;il4
Aldermen held " a Court" at Guildhall, fc'r alot
of receiving presentments from the severgbut „Se fro
quests, and swearing in special constables, of srov,
the transaction of general business. BlanT,obit°
sentinents complained that numbers of in",i to l'er
I wholesale business and in affluence, continae n
tsol.
to take up their freedom. The presentcrt re uip‘,
dered to be taken into consideration on S 'll-UlO5
icb
Baron Alderson, when at Cambridge, ; t,
year the senior classic and the senior medallg, °PgiO.
occurrence has not been known for 140 Yettiog"
only the second instance recorded of such d"1
honour having teen attained by one indivis:2l;7
Vf"
BIRTHS. Tierra
On thel9th July last, at Hobart-town,Van—lial
the lady of Zachary Pearce Pocock, of a son. .;:arcs
ham, on Christmas-eve, the lady of George
Esq., of Norfolk-street, Strand, of a son. ds
il,
On the 6th inst., at Wallington, Somerset, the 01,0,„t,
Rev. Henry S. Templer. of a on and heir. 19"
On the 6th inst., at Lower Pembroke-street,, CP
lady of Lieutenant Boileau Madras Engineers' °f test
On the 7th inst., at Clifton; the lady of ll' 0°
Esq., of Fonmon Castle, Glamorganshire, of a sen Ole `f,
On the B'h inst., at Burnham, Somersetshire' id
,t
B. T. Allen, E-q., of a daughter the
Ori the Bth inst., at Yarmouth, Isle of Wight'
tbe
Mr. William Squire, of a daughter. l'
On the 9th inst., at Pull-court, Worcestershil pall
William Dowdeswell, Esq., M.P., of a son.
Oa the 9th inst, the wife of George Fenn, ,
0,
common, of a (;.augliter.
flo 8
On the 9th inst., in the Seven Sisters-road, )111
Adolphus Lewis, of a daughter. of °rl
On the 10th iost., Mrs. Lewis Engelbaeht
crescent, of a daughter.
MARRIED ncis
On the 6th inst, at the Cove of Cork, 03-fsati.'
to Julia, second daughter of the late J. BarrYa'mv,
On the Bth inst., at St. Dunstan's, Stenr,:,ieb;e,v"
Ratcliff, of Stepney, to Caroline Martha 11,11:110''
daughter of William Leach, Esq., R.\., of CeLe" 01,
same parish. ph re%
On the 10th inst., at St. Marylebonn
Baker, Esq., of Victoria-park, Manchester, te4'4oeo
eldest daughter of John Brown, Esq., I
Portman-Equare.
154°
DIED. .27,
tit,'
At the Swan River, Western Australia,Jull" pa
relict of the late T. Witteroom. °f
On the 13th of October last, at the Island
John Taylor, Esq. Char legA
On the 2d of December last, at St. Vincent, wor,
jun., Esq., barrister-at-law. Rev
On the 18th of December, at Rome, the 1,
Knapp, Rector of Ampthill, Bedfordshire..., ~road'
On the 26th ult., Mr. Fiaiser, of the •Devl ote°
, Lie 04
Herta, aged 70. iaco 4e,
On the 31st of December, at SandaY-P „ft' ,
Colonel Buckworth, aged 76. sister 01'
Oa the 10th inst., at Kew, Anne, dotle ,per
livlP
Twining, Esq. p
On the 11th inst., Mr. J. Turnbull, of Pt/ 6,
non-street, aed -73. alicitc'ete.
Lately, at Carnarvon, Thomas Jee, ESCHF" t-; 11°,
On the Bth inst., in Stationera' Hall-c°lll.. tire". ci
William, youngest son of the late Mr.. Robert I,
of" I/
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