The Sun.
London, England, 1848-09-13 00:00:00

RAILWAY SHARE MARK-La-
,:
LIVERPOOL, Sum 12. ;''' .
&rocs EXCHANGE.—The Sales- are-,-Biriseibil
shire, and Cheshire Junction, 311-, Sham, 0 1/12'
—,
Lancashire and Yorkshire. Fifths, 2% dis.Londo do!
North- Western, 11356 c.—Ditto, New Quarters, 12
Ditto, 40/. Shares (L. M.), 3 p.—Manchester, Shefae
Lincolnshire, 104 Preference, 9%—Midland StociFtM $(1:
Ditto New Halves, 814 dis.—North- Staffordshire,''
dis.-2 Scottish Central, 221,4—Shrewsbury, °sweet/Luffy
Chester, 8% dis.—Ditto, 10/. Preference, 194-'-''"
Eastern and Dover, No. 4, Thirds, 64 18S.
MANCHESTER Smer. 12.
STOCK EICKANGL—The sales
shire, and Cheshire Junction, 9 dii.—Ldecla,732to.-4;;;44
1014 dis.—South-Eastern and Dover, N0.,4, 674*-4ii*
and Manchester, 40/. Shares, 414 p.-. East Lancstabiter.„
1614—Manchester and Birmingham (A...and'13.),./11re
North Staffordshire, 434 dis.—Eastern.es,' d
Shrewsbury and Chester, Preference, 12%... .
BIRMINGHAM, Szrr. •• 8 to.&rocK EXCHANGE.— There was but little bitsiiieso4lo
day, and very little variation of prices. The local linss 0
those chiefly inquired for, but few sales were e4etec-
LEEDS, SErr 11. tor
STOCK EXCHANGE.—The sales are--Ambergate,--'3Odis,
ham, and Boston, 3%
dis.—Caledonian, Preference, 3 u,.
Great Northern, 1014 dis.—Leeds and Thirsk,..o,2';ol*
—North British, Thirds, 51s. 6,1. die.—North
shire, 4% dis.—Shetheld, Rotherham, and (ioole,
6 dis.
YORK, Sam. 11.•
STOCK EXCHANGE.—The business transacted to:d1•11:2111: as follows : —North British, Third; 1% Neivw
and Berwick (Original Newcastle and Berwick), 26%.
GLASGOW, &Fr. 11.
STOCK EXCHANGE.—The sales are--Edinburdlih ; d No"
npoocrkt,, and
Ayr,Edin bHuraglhvesa,n
dNoP.elr,thg/.l7l33.7—GGlasrega°ttiell—ert'
6/.lls. 6d.—North British, Third; Si. 143.—Soottian.
tral, 22. .

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lAmputation
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enNiTrgyr.
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Oliver
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e bruised
of risolliedised Foot ellreCl;i" ,
s
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I hp•f
stone. Apprehending that serious erection
eocbjofyfenanasli Jenkins,
consequences sys;s7;:;:ja,ll-rg eifeci
result from it, he consulted some of the most eiruPti
surgeons in Edinburgh who informed hith that to fPeteg
a cure two of his toes must be .amputated'; refusing
submit to this he returned to Falkirk, and comeas°",gs
using Holloway's Ointment and Pills, and, miracdiabi,
as it may appear, these invaluable
'medicines healed his
foot, and in three weeks he was enabled
lo resaTe or
employment —Sold by all Druggists, and at Profeto
Holloway's Establishment, 244, Strand, London. .0,
SEIZURE OF ILLICIT SPlRlTS.—Yesterdayef
ing Messrs. George Fenn and John Worrall, offleell of
Excise, accompanied by Mr. Jenkins, an active•afieer.
police, from information they received, proceeded if.r,
house in Edward.street, Hoxton Old Town, for the C,
pose of making a seizure on premises in that street. „
d;,
Fenn posted himself at the front door while Mr. "9 •
rail and Mr. Jenkins kept watch at the back. After in
great deal of obstruction being made, they succeeded ,
keoeffecting an entrance, when they discovered several
sand gallons of illicit spirits, 60 over proof, which 4`el,
seized and conveyed to the Excise warehouses, in Brg!ldk,
street. The spirits were the produce of an illicit still
the neighbourhood.
FATAL ACCIDENT.—On Monday evening
accident occurred to Mr. West, jun., son of Mr. vre',
it
brewer, Hackney-road. It appeared that he mountee-_
horse which had thrown him on
previous ocessilt
,
i
when the horse started off at a terrific speed, and,
length both horse and rider fell, when the animal, relit
over Mr. West, killed him almost instantaneously.
was a fine promising young man.

BIRTH.%
On the Bth inst.; at Siondon Massey Rectory, the wife of
the Rev. T. Hubbard, of a daughter.
On the 9th inst., at Muswell-hill, Homey, hirs:k. Z•
Morgan, of a daughter. -
On the 9th inst., at Highbury-place, Islington, Mis. AP
Gosnell, of a son.

dodfisacodmaubgelirtoeand, Croydon, tlislid i
. , ..
. . .
On the 10th inst., at Woburn-square, the wife, -of Yi.43 .
Adams, jun., Esq., of a daughter.
habtaldA,
"
On the 10th inst., at Westbourne.terrace, Hyde 641•_, .
of °tlateti;lteev9hßi.nlant.c'
gardens, under the influence of chloroform, the will '''
Edwards; Esq., of a daughter. i v.
On the 10th inst., at Wakefield-park, near Readings= -.,
lady of R. Allfrey, Esq.; of a son.
Il•
gs u
On the 11th inst., at Upper
Ilfontsgue-street, r ..- square,-Mrs. P. Roberts, of a son.
..

MARRIED.
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On the nth inst., at the chapel of the British Embassi.,-
Paris, Richard Bunce, ESq., son of the late Captain 1311,117,
R.N., to Leopoldine Blanche Emily Fauche, second daugni7;
01 Gaspard A. Fauche, Esq., late her Britannic Majesty
Consul at Ostend.
On the 9th inst., at St. Peter's Church, Eaton-agnate,
Captain T. White,. 22d Regiment, to Georgians. Isatnaal;
youngest daughter of the late Colonel Moodie, late lo3t
Regiment.
On the 9th inst., at St. James's Church, Piccadilly, A. IV'
,J
Dickson, Esq., lith'Foot; io Sarah Alicia, only daughter v•
E. Ackland, Esq., R.N.

At Forest-hill, Sydenham, Sir Hugh Evelyn; Bigt• aged
80, the lineal descendant of John Evelyn, Esq., of Viott°—„
'
the well-known author of a valuable treatise on the cultivir
tion of timber in the royal forests, and other works. Sir
Hugh dying without male issue, the title becomes extinct-,,,.
On the 7th inst., at Trigon-terrace, Clapham-road,:i
Howe, Esq., late clerk of works and professor .of_prac,ti.,
architecture at the Royal Engineer Establishment, 00.1.7;
On the 9th inst., at. Sandford-house, near Woodstock, o‘'
Ellen, widow of the late A.B. Renton, Esq., ALM, formerly
of Funchal), Madeira.
On the • 9th inst., at Tulse-hill-house, Surrey, Leollar
Mader, youngest son of John Lake, Esq., aged Eli
..,
In Sloane-street, on the 10th inst., Elizabeth Aunt the rrAre
of W. Anderson, Esq.
On the 11th inst., at Islington, aged 48, James liftiv„,ji.siet.
eldest son of the late Rear-Admiral Walker, C.B. and

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stanced to prefer bills -6-firaa r4Pecirigclirgpof
the Old Bailey, and send- hinilat4 i
_
charge-of felony, which- his,ooiTi;
clearly made out.
The prisoner upon that eagerirfkr,..as 6116.
you kent commit me fur dem vatcl4-
- JA
fur de-repairr - 7
Mr. ARNOLD—That is negativtd.eir.nrrt:
shall commit you for it notwithataa44‘' thOrk
The deposition, of the witnesses
taken .by Mr. liurlstone,, .the, seconcL!ret*;
prisoner was committed to Newgate.fo:trla!! A
• LAMBETH. • veer
A Rev: Gentleman, the rector of an "eitens'ed
in Kent, was brought into court, a9.4,11001.4.A
bar on the charge, as it appeared. in tlAtr.th jOr
of passing a counterfeit halfcrown piece-41,400
defraud Charles Nelson, an onanibufro" No. 2,478.
f 04.1
The complainant, who -is • 9oncliiktdfa, , thsi
Henry Fisher's Atlas omnibuses, -115.053`,...,,,50Pr
short time before the prisoner,- whn 7/4Ari,„lol?
in his omnibus gave him balfqa.crowli.,l,ll.•r }AO!
for the fare of' himself and a lady`WhO WOO
him. On looking at the halfcrown be sa.Pbol6oo
was bad, and in order to test it he applied, AO;
nose and teeth, and not detecting-ita:bndli.rf
moment he gave him Is. 611. change. tori
so, however, he applied his teethe
Otaa-j_ gt,iftoia
coin, and nearly bent it in two. ide
prisoner that it was bad, and requegori_, o OP;
baCk, and also his fare, but he refuse • to
and complainant, in Consequence,. gave h}
charge of a policenian..
The accused gentleman--whose natamf:lo-- via
-
not the slightest ground for the .oilarge ,
be
cruel to give--said, that about an hour Mt; o
a lady who had accompanied him
„tll-roseli,
bus in Oxford-street, and as the'vehielOvVYrt
ing its destination at the, end of Yorli;an of id
worth-road, he removed from the further .end oil
a" h
vehicle to the door, and taking alfero t, 4'"s
purse handed it to the conductor to- talie tbsl.;
of it, not having the slightest idea at iliAttP;ao7,
was a bad one. He observed that the 66,
looked very earnestly at the Cuin, but after,,olß
he deliberately handed him Is. ad: chimp:Olt 000,
not until after he had put the is. 6d.:ititetv
and removed to the end of the omnibus, and reA sok
his seat near the lady, that anything waS,o4"bso
the halfcrown. His reason for refusing tagl7,oo
the change was the fear of its .bainif:falell 116/
admision of guilt, and he preferred sgbalitoi
any inconvenience rather than it should WV.?
that he had knowingly-or intentionally PasSeu 6
„A
of.base coin.
Mr. NORTON observed, that he clearly Sikt
js .'
0
thing had happened. The halfcroWn wa•4s"
imitation of the genuine coin that ini4pt „
ir-to ~,
ordinary way might take it, and, according , oar
evidence given by the complainant himselOnipsll
mitted it to an additional and somewhat extrafnlA ,
test-4 test which be (Mr. Norton) neverAiOnA
er
.
before—namely, that of smelling it ; and and 70
he had given change for it. lie (Mrgliertt-boal°
pressed his regret that the Rev. Gentleman ;
have been subjected to so unpleasant an ordet• oto
cautioned the complainant against givinrPOrt4
custody ok such frivolous grounds,: And- tad
duty, in the first place, was to have <takeirtbs to
aO
and address of the parties,. and-if they reftol,lo
eo, or he had reason to suppose that theriteD-til°
wrong•narne and address, it would ha-tht'n*--
for him to charge them with the -offence..
The complainant said, the gentlemanll3ol,-bir
to restore the change he had given out of tie
crown as well as to pay his fare. , v.. tb.
Mr. NORTON observed, that the reason gtV bi
rylO
reverend gentleman for not returning the•aln!too.,
to him perfectly satisfactory
under the
He (Mr. Norton) thought- the gentleman bad 0
perfectly right in refusing to return the ot_iffii
such an act, as he bad himself said, might WY"'
an admission of guilt. ,
-
0.
A clergymen here entered the witness-b°l4 004
said that from a lengthened knowledge of the
he believed him to be perfectly incapable of the '""
mission of an act such as that attributed to gra' 000
Mr. NORTON replied that the testimony-101 tbe
unnecessary, as there did not appear to hinsT bo
shadow of an imputation upon his character,
The reverend gentleman here withdrew "f"
bar, and left the court in company wits blew!"