The Sun.
London, England, 1833-09-23 00:00:00

BOW-STREET.-(THIS DAY.)

The Master of St. Clement's workhouse, brought up
ten boys, all paupers, none of them more than twelve
of age, and charged them before Mr. HALLS with
rioting in the workhouse.
The Master stated, that last night, when desired to ga
to bed, the prisoners positively refused to do so, alleging
as a reason that they bad not had enough for supper. They
continued rioting for some time, till at length an officer
was sent for, and they were given into custody.
Mr. HALLS condemned the conduct of the Master its
locking up the boys among others charged with grave
offences. That was not a way to make them better. Ile
recommended the Master to take them all hack to tb.
workhouse, and give each a sound flogging, for which
their conduct would be his satisfaction.
37 The boys were then discharged.

The KING, it is confidently stated in parts 01
the West of England, contemplates a visit to the seat of
the Marquis of LANSDOWNE, at flowood.

The Duke and Duchess of HAMILTON Sre
on a visit to the celebrated Mr. BECEIFORD, of the UpPer
Crescent, and Lansdowne, Bath. The Duchess is Mr:
BECKFORD'S daughter. During this visit, the renostrnea
Lansdowne Tower, built by Mr. BECKFORD, is not ope°
to strangers.

His MAJESTY'S box, at the Haymarket
Theatre, was occupied on Saturday night last, by Lady
FITZROY SOMERSET and a large party.

The Earl of RIPON, as Recorder of Lincoln,
took the oaths as a Governor of Christ's Hospital CharitY
in the City on Monday last; his Lordship afterwsidi
dined with the Governors at the school.

The Marquis and Marchioness of LANs'
now arrived on Wednesday in Limerick, to visit big
property in that part of the country.
Lord BLOOMFIELD has arrived at his splendia
seat Loughton, county Tepperary, where his return
hailed with the most lively demonstration of joy by b't
numerous tenantry.
Lord JOHN RUSSELL is now on a visit
with Lord DUNCANNON at his seat, Beeborough Souse
county Kilkenny.

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The valuable living of Killarney and Kilcuov
min, worth 7001. a year, and in the gift of the Earl °f
Kinmare, is vacant by the death of the Rev. Arthur Hyder
for 25 years the venerable Vicar of those parishes.
The Rev. John Sandford, Rector of CO
lingham, Durham, succeeds to the chapel in Long-81
so long occupied by the late Mr. Howell'. Mr. Sandford
is the son of the late Bishop Sandford, of Edinburgh.
On the 14th inst., the Hon. and Rev. ireOrd
Charles Paulet was collated, by the Lord Bishop of SO:,
bury, to the Prebend of Coombe and Harnham,
Ruscombe Northbury annexed, founded in the Catbedrw
Church of Serum, void by the death of the Rev. MP
Bright, Clerk.
On the 10th inst., the Rev. Frederick Thomil
William Coke Fitsroy, M.A., was instituted by the 1,01;
Bishop of Peterborough to the Rectory of Aldeston
Grafton Regis, in Northampton, vacant by the deed), °
the Rev. John Bright—Patron, the King.
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The Rev. Mr. Garrett was elected, on 'yl7
e ~,.
nesday last, to the united Chaplaincies of Bethlem
tal and the House of Occupations, vacant by the reslg°ll
tion of the Rev. Thomas Harding, at the close of the pot
the numbers being for the Rev. Mr. Garrett, 57 ;
Rev. J. F. Denham, 31 ; the Rev. Mr. Browne, 4.
The whole of the ground plans and levels fiti
the London and Greenwich Railway were completed of
Tuesday by the Company's engineers, and the ground P.,.
London Bridge taken possession of by the erection of aloe
pole with the initials of the Company on a vane.
The Lecturers on Anatomy in the LOndCd:r
Hospital have published in the Lancet a statement of t.ch
charges made to pupils for bodies for dissection, from oh„l at
it appears that the actual cost of bodies at present does ;0,
exceed 21. 10s. each, and that their supply was so 6b•oet
dant that they sent many to other schools. At the t'cli by
when bodies were, as was afterwards proved, procure
murder, 201. each was not an uncommon price.
CHRISTOPHER FITZSINION, ESQ. -
Ale We regret to state that our excellent County e•-- o,ire
Christopher Fitzsimon, Esq., met on Thursday last' nova
an accident of rather a serious nature, having been °rod
from his phaeton while out driving at his o°oo
seat in the county of Wicklow, by which his left ar°%telf
' fractured a little below the elbow. He was inntledllooo:,,
attended by Surgeons Wright and White of 10 103,
under whose care he still remains. We rejoice Wol#
that letters received yesterday morning stated bi°
going en as well as can be hoped.—Dublin Paper' bl
STATIONERY.—We are much grati.6
e d coo'
learning that Earl GREY has within these few darn 001
ferced tire situation of clerk in the Stationery-office °O-slil
son of an old servant of the public, who had o°,olr,
claims on the Noble Premier than that which retort,
f om the meritorious discharge of his duties fora
of years. We have not yet heard who is the°P-
lat
Mr. Kingsmill Grove Key in that office. the
The contracts for iron on the part cloitille°4
French Government have already been completed .oiet,
eminent British firm in the iron trade. It is slitla t
od 1,4
that when finished the distance between Calais
French capital (upwards of 170 English miles) ry o°'
performed, including every stoppage for the necesa
plies of fuel and water, in about nine hours. t
We regret to state," says the Cliebo7ol,
Chronicle, "that there are already for trial at So,
Session for this county, upwards of sixty pristo,,l'bret
marry as twenty-five offenders, of various clot lh
been committed to the convict gaol during the Os
days." laol'
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A FEMALE BIGAMIST.—A lady 1135rjol'Ar
mitted from the Dublin Police Office, on Droter:o'
bigamy. The case is one of a very curious a° jog citt
Mg nature, the family of the second husband ell k°° bi
nected by marriage with that of a gentleman ore a tours
in the political world. The lady we underotfhoo oNI
nearly double the age of the second husband',7o,o6l,
met at Bangor last season, and continued to,reol/1000
she prevailed on him to "commit matrimony pet 04
March. Certain circumstances in the lady's cfrithe 1.;(0.
excited suspicion, and the brother-in-law "f stroroe
gentleman (a well known young Irish Member' tbeeolre
quested to make certain inquiries in London, i,er the
of which he obtained a clue which led to furl"tto io,loya
eerie,. He has been occupied for some 01°i feOr
ell l'o
investigation of the matter, and within the 1", ibe
produced the first husband in the presence
e:cei bs! the
herself. All the necessary documentary "1ade...0'900
e
been procured, and on Monday night, we unhiAlJert tie
lady was arrested on a warrant, signet_ trial 10
Fleming, and on Tuesday duly committed r ode
~ fir
next Commission. The wife of the MY.. frPoroe
r the only sister of the second husband of tboeuld be:00
one," and should he die without issue,be Ivi „of „ail
As t4"7 'og '
entitled to a considerable property. , her hav'
lords had attained to an age at which ing °Pe ka t"'
Iho
amounted to nearly an impossibility, thekn°oirooo.
pronounced the M.P. to be
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