The Sun.
London, England, 1834-09-13 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

MANSION,JI 0 U SE. ougbc
A man named Barrett, the diiver of a cart, was j
before the LORD MAYOR. - ioOef'
Mr. Thomas Reynolds, of Cheapside, saw the Pr coo':
and a boy about 16 years of age, driving a cart deioLticiot
hill at the rate of about six .-miles an hour. ;
porter, named Saunders, who was well known in the AO
was attempting to cross the street at the same tirevgdi
was knocked down by the Morse, dragged a fevi air
along the street, and then run over. The poor tea tos
peared dreadfully hurt, and was taken to St. rili°
Hospital.
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The LORD MAYOR directed that the boy 510;ntel'
taken into custody, and soon after the investigation
orter
ligence was brought to his Lordship that the ticket4„doo
had expired as the police were carrying him over Le'"
Bridge.
The LORD MAYOR—I have given instructions reo
o'
edly to the police to take into custody any fellow°
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fending, and I once more desire that particular Oa fore
taken to apprehend them. I frequently have witnri at°
racing propensities of omnibus and cab drivers, anu
determined that an officer shall be appointed to° yr
duty of paying exclusive atte,,ntion to the dangeriun.:ol:
locity of those carriages. In every instance I Pled
self to fine to the amount of .51., the full extent °
penalty. tv4i
The prisoner was ordered to' be remanded until the
of the Coroner's Inquest shall be known.

MATRIMONIAL DIFFICULTIES'

John Mills, aged some fifty;years and upwards' ;IS;
Lambert, a damsel whose charms had experienced ;de,
pening influence of more than,forty summers, aPP?I,e I°.
fore the vicar of Trinity Church, on Tuesday, for tßigbe:
pose of being united in the holy bawds of wedlock. Jed tb
the ceremony was concluded;:tbt clergyman deelar'(,ooe
profession fee of 7s. 6d. " Seven and sixpence!: en-oster,Aii
John Mills, displaying a face of astonishment and
tion, and exploring the empty pockets of his inegl e
" Seven and sixpence! I ne'er was at a weddingrbrs'a;;
I thought the half-crown would do for all." .1°1'1009;14'
wished the half-crown on the banns, which, in hid
he thought was the whole cost of transition g"tijoicerto
blessedness, and for the claim-of the vicar he %lit 10,5,"
unprepared.' In the dilemma it was sugges,i, rebrat,
should leave his, blushinc, bride as hostage for
and sally forth in quest of the needful. He t°°--f re' cirt
and shortly came back, provided with the means ()t as epos
ing his better half. But hid sorrows were nOtla
for it appears that in his absence the lady had cLiv'bichtifer
marriage lines, contrary to her partner's wislle!'
incurred a further charge of one shilling, and P..neThti ""etot
beyond the seven and six pcgce could the bricieg';oo:r
ter. It was easy to read in his rueful 'collate te Sr'nf
pa
Hymen's yoke sat heavy on him. A comPasie...tere'ti -e
tator, however, paid the shilling, and set the ' coosro
couple free. The bride, whose superior mettleAsweehrer
cuous throughout, said, on retiring, there COul-bad ",;-acet
no great disappointment at the worst, as Joh% A Pr' of
pence in coppers, and she sixpence, which, w" seri/al'
foresight, it seems she had itored up in thele"ort.---
basket, to meet the exigencies of her alter 1
Advertiser.

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On the 7th ult., at Madeira, Mrs. Webster Gordon, c° Barn; tle_i
On the 27th ult., the wife of' Matthew Parkeri.S; tkeZt°oo"
poor man, was delivered of three fine boys at one b'l t. cP"
and her little ones are likely to do -11. They are
Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. we
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Hamond, E to Alicia Maria
Athnlonnae,B, epreessifourid.s .B.
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town, county Roscommon, to Susanna, eldest
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to Ceciii:'o°'
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At Mouhtown Church, John M'Auley, Escl'' - clOne-
daughter of the late W. Harding, Esq., of the Or
Dublin Castle. j,
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DIED. Osl '
On the Bth inst., at his house, Haverstock-hi•ll Pf be
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John West, Esq., a gentleman whose sinceritL°llo, 0(
urbanity of manners endeared him to all who knew
s4lot
whom he will be sincerely lamented. 1 ..- , l'
On the 7th inst., at Teignmouth, Thomas Dare' ' )fg
the Admiralty Office. f Gres' •
of
On the 11th inst., William Winckwortb, Esq., ° wife
borough-street, in his 63d year. sophi`, tro
On the 7th inst., at Belfield, Westmoreland, ... ,of ,
Andrew Henry Thomson, Esq., of Hatchlands, SurTughte% Ws'
On the 11th inst., at Chiswick, Jane, youngesto`,l.rhoov ._
late John Walford, Esq., of Stanmore, and sister 14- fi;
ford, Esq., of Bolton-street. 001 I; s
On the '7th inst.,
Mr. George Jenkins, the spirited proprietor of toll! ying be
Mills. For several years back he was the meansr,go school
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at his residence, near BlarneY,,uaeLdtsito
employment to a large body of the working classes, 1 . , br.,
uniformly considerate, and kindly disposed. . r
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On the 3d inst., in Clarendon-square, Lean 0" ...a
year, Jane, the wife of Lyndon Bolton, Esq.,
county of Dublin. , t. of CAB
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Lately, the Rev. Francis Fox, Rector of the p
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county of Cavan, and nephew of the late EarLal.r,'"i44. IP" P
Fox preached on Sunday in his Church at 8.11341000
found dead in his bed at eleven o'clock on Monday 17,
died of apoplexy. of A onksto.-
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