The Sun.
London, England, 1835-04-22 00:00:00

THE MARKETS-(THIS

CORN EXCHANGE. f Fol
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There are moderate arrivals reported this weeceisisie
Grain and Flour. The Wheat trade for fine P11.1:11. 051.,41f
at Monday's terms, inferior qualities still remain &moos voe
Beans, and Peas are unaltered. The factors hold 1,,
at Monday's prices, but the trade to-day has been sus
Flour trade continues heavy.
ARRIVALS.
Wheat. Barley. Oats,
English
Irish
Foreign 7BO 830

sf;,;:ic°

cow),
We have, as we expected, received seuart sew
nications on the subject of the Police Report at rev.
bonne Office, which appeared in our paper of yeste'iiie'egt,
ing to the boy Samuel Slowly, who was found bYb of
after absconding from the workhouse of the Pard•-bicbi;lo
George, Hanover-square, at Little Chelsea ; front
Select 4
in contradiction to the statements of the boy, vre.,,
following :---." Mr. Joseph Mason, the school:not-4W
cfo
that no boy has been flogged in that establishment
last nine months ; that there is no severity used at 17,05,
but only a slight chastisement with a cane lichel/efefoesell
requires it; that no difference of opinion ha is dad
isted as to the treatment of the children bet (v., ei`
and the master of the workhouse ; and that the rii,erel
frequently leave part of their dinners, not being able,, bolo/
that is allowed them." Mr. Field, the master of 0„,,t- a !Wig
Workhouse, at Little Chelsea, also asserts, " "; itt
has been flogged during the last nine months; tbil,"o,- 0.41
1834, six boys absconded from that workhouse, and '4- s•
by the police in Hyde-park, asleep in some hollow treet
were taken to the station-house at Kensington the oelteis, e'
ing, when they were examined before two niagis;ora:bes
9;001
11,0;
severely reprimanded them, and ordered them
flogged on their return to the workhouse. The boy cler,fe
Slowly has three times absconded from the workhoos-rece,i!
the last few months." Although our readers no dole pOr
with caution the exparte statements of paupers at t Geort;
offices, we have thought it due to the parish of
Hanover-square, to make these observations. __llfors"v>
WHALE OIL AS A MANURE.—It aPPaShatoilogi
the report of the Doncaster Agricultural Associatiowbos'
gallon of whale oil has been proved equal to one „ffesti
bones, in raising turnips. Unrefined whale oil aler''
nch
'
ls. 3d. per gallon.
he ;el,
The Hope, of Dover, entered one of t
bays with the intention of dredging for oysters, and
seized. frOrli
_Beef, . ;
PRICE OF PROVISIONS IN JERSEY.-- dittnourarlro;
4d. to 7d. ; mutton, bd. to 6d. - prime English
veal, sd. to bid; pork, 43-d. to 6'd. ; lamb, 59. per
14•1 0,
e.;
chickens, from ls. 6d. to 2s. 6d. per couple; turheY coni)/.
6s. each ; geese, 2s. 6d. each ; ducks, 2s. 9d. 101.00; 'lO
fresh butter, 11(1. to 13d. per lb. ; eggs, 6d. P.f peel ;.,ittlis
cpaabrabgagues,s,3dioto.
e4adc.hp;er bundle;
Bread
potatoes, •Is 614
highest price of the best wheaten bread throughon
is stated, by the bakers, to be three half-pence the
Argus.
It is not generally known that Soho-s(lllforrtetost:
originally named Monmouth-square, from did, 16ing t,llt,
Duke of that name, who lived in the centre house, snag
to asc
statue. After his execution the name was changed Wat
the ch n'°r
sq
battleuare
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afterwards to Soho, that being the