The Sun.
London, England, 1833-01-24 00:00:00

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CHELTENTHAM MARKET.—Jan. 22. 4.14
Per Bushel a. d. to s. d. l'es lb. 6 1
Wheat
Barley 4 0 5 6 Mutton
Oats 4 0 4 3 Veal
Beans
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3 2 3 4 Eggs, dozen ....... ..... ', 4
20 24 Beef, per lb. ............ to 4
3 0 3 4 !Hutton 0.4
1 8 1 9 Veal ".: 01-
1 6 20, Quarter!) Loaf ...

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Hour, 141 b.
Oatmeal
Potatoes, cwt.

PARLIAMENTARY CAMPAIGN.--The
• ASession of the Reformed Parliament will open 0
treater display of strength from the true friead*
people than any that has ever yet occurred. The
important questions to be discussed will also eft,
more general interest than any single Session of
ment ever possessed. Among the preparations for tai
efforts on the part of the Members for the new
turing constituencies, to have their views power"n.
io
v,,cited, hot.. within and without the Huse, we
that Mr. BUCKINGHAM, the great opponent of Ills
India Monopoly, and new Member for Sheffield, ill
to open the campaign with a New Weekly Batten'',
the name of the Parliamentary Review and
Magazine, through the m.,dium of which he prop
advocate his political sentiments. and to review 7,
ceedings of both Houses, with all the frankness 01
political Reformer, while the work will pogSeri.i
high degree of interest for families, from its co:WI'
complete series of Mr. Bucxislosiam's extensivii
in the Scriptural Countries of the East, which have
the subjects of his universally popular Lecture's itio
TRAGICAL OCCURRENCE.-011
morning the village of Nortbfleet, Kent, was thr°
the utmost consternation, in consequence of a reps,
WILLIAM FARMER, a servant in the service of it
HARMAN, Esq., had shot a fellotv.servant,
same family, named SARAH PARKER, through t"'
and afterwards endeavoured to destroy himself by.
his throat. There are various reports in circulstv
the cause of the dreadful deed, but the most 'Pri.°
the following :—lt appears that the coachman 7;
out shooting in the morning, and on returning
unloaded his gun, before placing it in the h°
shortly afterwards was sent for to drive Mrs. 0:
in his absence the footman took up the gun, and
shooting also, and on his return he left, incauti°l
gun loaded in the place from whence he had taken
coachman having returned, a,ter attending to bistii
came into the kitchen, and taking up the f
jocular manner said (not knowing it to be loaded)„
ing the gun at her, Sarah, I will shoot you throj
heart," and, awful to relate, the gun went off, 0
supposed it had such a dreadful effect upon It
cause him to attempt the rash act. The pr 4°
married man, and has been some time in Mr. IP!
employ. An inquest will be held on the body tilri
ing, at 10 o'clock.

BIRTH.
AOn the 20th inst. in Upper Harley street, the lady
off.
Jenkins, Esq., of a son.

On the 22d inst. at Hampton, REEDdward Stanley rurfl,44
late of the 14th Light DragMoo4nßs,anldsOn of Henry .70
of Workington Hall, Cumberland, to Frances,
Edward Jes.e, Esq., of Hampton Court, Middlesex.
rge 7,
On the *2d inst. at Great Sianmore, the Rev. GOtl
field, of Bockleton, He etordshir-, to Fanny, younis—
of the late P. R. Wilson, Esq., of Barnet, Herts. ,ryt!,
On the lath inst. at Paris, Isabella, youngest naLL'eP
neral Sir George and the Hon. Lady Airey, and gf',
of the Baroness Taltiot, or Malahin me, in the county
to Charles Tottenham, Esq., of New Ross
late Sir Robert Wigram, Bart., of Wexford' gran
d
late
.
DIED.
On the 22c1 inst. in Dover-street, James Money,
Hon. East India Company's Service-
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On the 21st inst. at`Mordea, Surrey, in the sth Pr
"
ige, Charles Biscoe Trit,on, fourth son of the Re"
:on, from an attack of epilepsy. • 6 '
On the 22d inst, after a lingering illness, Mr. ---nallt
On the 19th inst. in Margaret-street, Cavendlall—i ,
Harriet Hopkins, at an advanced age.
se tie
On the 23d inst. at Reading, after a short, but d
ii the 17th yeat of her age, Elizabeth Minshuli, 1
Henry and Ann Parr, of Clapham-rise, Surrey, .., i
On the 30th of November, after a long illness, LI" .
if her age, Sarah, eldest daughter, and on the t1."2°....ti
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dine, in the 24th year of her age, Eliza, third clan' f ~ I
jam and Harriet Travis, Kettisford_place, Hael,o7o4}, ,". '1
.03
On the 21st inst. at Croydon, Surrey, John DIIIp, tlvi?,
3ruckley, Aberdeenshire, and St. James's
-street, 0
if his age. l° ' I
4
_ On the 19th inst, in the Polygon, ==rah Sarah Pi"
rear.
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