The Sun.
London, England, 1834-06-16 00:00:00

QUEEN-SQUARE.

INFORMATIONS.-On Saturday morning the offiea
was crowded by persons who had been summoned bY,
Digby, the informer, for various violations of severe'
Acts of Parliament. Among those against whom in
had been laid were the following :--
The Duke of Northumberland was summoned for
having his name on one of his carts covered so much
with dirt as to render the letters unintelligible.
His Grace's steward endeavoured to prove that the
informer had misrepresented the facts of the case ;
but having failed, a fine of 205., with 11 s. 6d. costs,
was inflicted.
The Marquis of Londonderry was summoned for
not having his name in a straight line on one of his
vehicles, as by the Act directed. The informer, in
describing the manner in which the name was painted,
observed, " that it was done in distinct curves, in ra-
ther a fanciful style." ( A laugh.)
The person who attended for the noble marquis did
not deny the statement of the informer ; and
The MAGISTRATE mitigated the penaty from 51. to
ss. and costs, which amounted to an additional ss.
The next case was against Count Cannizzaro. 01
Wimbledon, for not having his Christian and surname
on one of his Carts. The word " Guilty"
sponded to Digby's statement, and a averwe-
the one in the previous case was enforced.
1 and
A cabman named Jones, residing at Shadwel ,
the owner of the vehicle 1,764, was summoned for
having a side plate on his cab with white letters on.;
black ground, instead of black letters on a wiz,
ground.
The defendant was convicted in the penalty of 205.,
and 9s. 6d. costs. n in to
The special constables who had been sworn
went in
act on the 21st April, the day when the unions
penalty sto
procession, attended, and received their five shilhor
each. A parochial constable, who had also be :f
sworn in on that day, attended for the PurP°-ee er
receiving the above sum. The magistrate, hOlvolr__,:
informed him that as a parochial constable he had ow
done his duty, and refused to pay him.

There is at present, in the garden at Man;
derstone, the seat of Lieut.-General the Hon. Wilt
M. Maitland, an apricot tree which measures 61
nine inches in length, by 14 feet seven- inches„;
height, and covers 893 square feet of wall. It is the
very prolific. The gardener has taken off; Or
purpose of thinning the fruit, 8,810 apricots for tarts ;
and as near as can be ascertained there are still leenft.r,
ripen 4,800 apricots. The tree has a most spl.
appearance, both on account of its
,great a
eat size
.1101tn46e.
very tasteful manner in which it is trained.
It ~,
years old.—Edinburgh________

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tta.. Eaton-place,
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vvt,h echHeoisne.a,;res.,
On the 12th inst., in Upper Gloucester-place*, the 10Y
Lieut.-Colonel James Tod, of a son. ;
On the 12th inst. the lady of the Rev. W. G. BaPY,
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Master of Midhurst School, of a still-born daughter.
On the j 3th inst., Mrs. Frederick Boulton, of Welling'
ton-place, West Hackney, of a son, her 12th child.
On the 13th inst,%, the lady of T. R. Bowling, r'Sq"
surgeon, Ilammersmith

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MARRIED. road, to
On the 11th inst., 31. Cohen, of the Do I;;riesster-
Eliza, only daughter of M. Nathan, Esq., of
On the 11th inst., at All Saints' Cha.-...q.,
place, Old Kent-road.
upon-Tyne, William Hedley Anderson r"
A'fatthew Wheatley,
Lodge, Quebec, to Jane, daughter of lace.
Esq., of Shieldfield, near the former Inennington, Richard
On the 12th inst., at St. Mark's, 1` ~ to Clara Resther.,
Hallett, jun., Esq., of Woodford, Ess,',.., of Kennington
only daughter of Jonathan Hopkinson, r 6 B
Church, -at e-
On the 12th inst., at St. Mary Villa, Ex
of Rose
Bath, Robert Suxpi
-0, Carter, Esq.,
of the late John
ungest (laughter
ter, to Maria Louisa, Yt) —sse,s:_
f Stratford-green, r.,
Milwart
DIED.
;el
On the 12th !
. il:asat Cerjat Spencer, of the 88th fl,o
27, Captain
EchsOn of the late Lieut.-General Spencer,
t. at Starston Rectoryre,his.'"orfolk,
went, youngest,. , Yorkshire. Newcastle-
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