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

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Sunday se• nni gnt as some men were 0'
hay on the lands of Morelands, near Donass, co4s
Clare, a whirlwind suddenly carried off 40 or 5° ,c.totle'
which moved off over the Shannon towards Nenitrd'
The men were so alarmed that they made towards 3 1,10
and threw themselves on their faces and bands...lole
Evening Post. [Donass is about six miles fr°ll3,he 1141
rick, and the Shannon at the point from which 001'
set off is about the breadth of the Thames at West
ter 13ridge.—DD.] be
DELIBERATE MURDER.—A priva, iej
e
longing to the 14th Foot, stationed at Athlone, ", 130,
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rarely discharged a loaded gun at a sergeant's Wife''go
in.tantly deprived her of life. The cause of thdiv,
act originated in some liberties which the fellof De,
taking with his unfortunate victim, in the absence "eocor,,
husband, who had gone that morning to Moate t°ooo7
the convicts from Sligo to Cork. The P°°r.,
threatened to complain of him to the comnaaollh'boogb re
on which he levelled Isis piece and shot her thr-t
head. Another soldier, who was sitting conrenierlby frj,
woman at the time, would also have been kille:lfoiffr°,
ball had he not stooped his head. —Roscoinnton 000''
NARROW ESCAPE.-011 Monday aftetro idrd
an Irish labourer who had been devoting the rie;oosilitt
ness and jollity, called upon a more prudent etit„-
professional brother, whom he found at his volrirri glo
the warmth of his fraternal feelings offered to
.ite eloY;;,,
hod to the top of the building where he vills
which was accepted. Tipsy as he was he reac,he-toleri
tination, an altitude of nearly five stories, onl-
- gilt'
steadiness ; but "gt eat heights are hazardoo°o otr:1
heads ;" be bad no sooner arrived than be 105100,' the
briutn, tumbled down through joists and 5c50:43117,011
lauded in the cellar underneath. He was retn°,
workmen to the Infirmary, under the natural 001% 01
that he was all but killed ; but on recoverioseepWo•
confusion he found himself unhurt, with the esllo Ater
a slight pain over the body. He has now scarce s gr, /
plaint, and is about to resume his labours, wit',,bri°'.
regard than heretofore to regularity and
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Scottish Guardian.
10.
BIRTHS. fis rt.r erOn the Ist inst., the lady of Sir H.
of Whitburn Hall, Durham, of a son.
oral 51:.bter'ip
On the 4th inst., the lady of Lieutenant-Gen;,, clso7,l°'
• Lyon, K.C.8., of Sussex place, Regent's-park, of sr
or
On the 6th inst., the lady of the Rev. Henry
lington, of Stebbing Vicarage, of a son. ,
On the 7th inst., the lady of George S.
Duke-street, Portland-place, of a daughter. ceii
MARRIED. Ivir• See pc°
Lately, at Whitwell, Herts, by the Rev- ~,yl,,De
Frederick Ayrton, Esq., of the East India Coral.;;;e r c
Bombay Establishment, to Margaret, eldest dattg 6eo
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G. Hicks, Esq., of Baldock, Herts. Ipsv'q
On the 3d inst., at St. Clement's Church, to
Read Dixon, Esq., of Grove-lane, Camberwellk
Ipso °ot
daughter of John Cobbold, jun., Esq. of the Cldoovef,, fla‘jj•
On the 3d inst., at St. George's Church, ';,,aliet'''AlK
John Palmer, Esq., of Goldingtn, Beds, to 'ilentiol3
daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Elude, of
Beds. oto
CO of
lED, gon• titrci
On the 3d inst. at Boulogne-sur-Mer, the
,toy, t tit voc
Murray, wife of Major the Hon. Charles prese.ocs
David late Earl of Mansfield, and brother of th
Atticr''
On the 6th inst., at Pinwell Cottage, liC3r„,,ed s°. hal
Rev. Charles Boultbee, Rector of BaxterleY,c".o.3oUgthe
On the 6th inst , at his residence,
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John Trotter, Esq., of Durham Park, aged ,••
ew or-foc
On the 7th inst., at Walworth, Frances A Oertsol74
late Mr. Richard Crespin, surgeon, of IloYLwri, Wld
On the 6th inst., at Camberwell Grove, x
of Fifei " of
late Rev. Dr. Swan of Leven, in the county
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