The Sun.
London, England, 1833-08-20 00:00:00

(From the London Gazette.) Jl,l
TO-MORROW, Auo.s2l.
H. English, brass-founder, Compton-passage, Oaken^ ti,
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DIVIDENDS.
J. Leech, tedealer, Nrton-falate ..........................
J. MacLachla-an and t.0.,0 merchagnts, ,un-court, Cornh"
—z* Of r
• date
Mr. CRAWFORD, the successful candlf hio,
the city of Lontion,may be said to be the founder ° as, Cli‘o
fortune. He is the son of the late Mr. CgAor°oesr fsio
nearly 40 years ago kept a circulating librarY 0, 0
sea, at the end of the old Steyne, in Brignh
mother was much esteemed by persons of a lund°oo,
who at that period visited Brighton in thl:lit P,„gft
which was then considered the season. The tti-t4
Wg. GERALD HAMILTON, known by the name his pp
Speech Hamilton," built and resided in it till fol' If
—the large white house next to Mrs. Fierztrzgl- itiocP
I the west side of the Steyne. This gentletnaPb
patronised CRAWFORD'S Library, and was pi° s pe,
with a boy, a fine youth, for whom he prow' 60
tership in India, where he accumulated a large ,
Mr. C.'s parents were Scotch. ,t
The following case of cholera and niof 00011
ordinary conduct of the parochial authorities °f
elo
stead took place last week. A middle-aged febeloolol
sent up to Hampstead to take care of a house p :P(lo
to Sir ALEXANDER JOHNSTONE, near the Grelv
public-house, during the absence of the 10,111;i9
Wednesday morning she was stuldenly taken
d id
the symptoms of the disorder in the afternoon, an
the Thursday morning at nine o'clock. When te
authorities were informed of the circumstances tPf
~9f i 1
orders that the woman should be buried the seta 6.1""
four o'clock, and that all the furniture, linen, Brelro9
be blunt. Expostulation was in vain, and tbeto
were carefully executed, two men immediately stool
breaking up all the furniture in the house, and 11;1 "ill
bedding, linen, &c., amidst the cries of " Sliara'ol4
tbt
by a numerous assemblage of persons who witijrt,c't
the affair. This extraordinary power on the eojeC
parish officers, it is expected, will be the 0161. k
jol,l
legal proceedings being taken by Sir A. ijo ,1
lg
A cholera hospital has been opened in the
er,ooeri,a
Camden• town, for the purpose of receiving all P V°
may be suddenly attacked with this epitleinicn.
ill eel
last a woman of. the name of LANE was t'lLeebe
one o'clock, after having been out washing ;
veyed to the hospital, died the same ni 401 g
the next day at two o'clock. Three Other -eel o:ootiip zo'
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occurred, and were buried at the s,lne
amd
surgeons are also intended to be named at -
Somers-town, and Kentish-town.
BIRTHS. JO.
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On the 16th inst., at Bonehill, Staffordshire,'
of a son. °
On the 18th inst., at Tyringham, Bucks, the
Praed, Esq., of a son. 14°1
On the 19th inst., at York-terrace, RegenC6'
C. D. Archibald, Esq., of a son. ''
On the 17th inst., the lady of J. Bartlett,
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Clapton, Middlesex, of a son. ,
MARRIED. the i
On the 15th inst., at Clifton Church, Brist%
Hellicar, Vicar of Fivehead, Somersetshire, t
daughter of the late J. Stute, Esq., of the Stocq. f.
On the 19th inst., at St. James's Church, 'ce. fr
Blyth, Notts, to Miss Howard, of Portland-Pl3raeii
to '"
, On the 17th inst., S. A. Goldney, Esq',
daughter of T. Goldney, Esq. PcV
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DIED,
On the 24th of June last, on the island a-
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ro
Coulthurst, Esq., King's Advocate in his testy'
there, and Judge.Advocate-General of his P. 4•
that island. smit.. • itlr
On the 17th inst., Elizabeth, wife of J. "PI I"
House, Grove-lane, Camberwell. 10
On the 17th inst., at his residence Clap
Tandy, Esq., of his Majesty's Customs. P'
On the 18th inst., at her house, FortY-"t;'sg. GPI
93d year, Ann, relict of the late R. Gough, ,treet',
On the 15th inst., at her residence, Greeno-, peter ,
0'
square, Lady Ann Ludlow, first daughter
#ff
low, aged 73. (1.
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