The Sun.
London, England, 1835-11-16 00:00:00

- INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT•

The Matters of the Petitions and Schedules of the Prisoner!
hereinafter named (the same having been filed in the Carty
are appointed to be heard at the Court-house, in Portug 5
street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, on Thursday, Nov. 19, 183
at Nine o'clock in the Forenoon.
Tasman, I'., George-street, Mansion-house, trunk. maker.
Straw, E., Kingsland-road, baker.
Whitbread, W., King-street, Soho, schoolmaster.
Fletcher, J., Ettingshall, Sedgley, Staffordshire, mister.
Triggs, 11., Duncan-terrace, City-road, copper-plate printir.
Clarke, G., Canterbury-place, Lambeth, cook agent.
Williamson, J., Castle-street East, Oxford-street, tailor.
Rickarby, W., Regent-circus, Oxford-street, furrier.
Knight, J., Portland Cottage, Trafalgar-lane, Kentish-tone,

journeyman
harness-maker.
Richardson, W., Chelsea-market, Sloane-street, Chelsea, Quarte
master-Sergeant in the Royal Military Asylum, Chelsea. e,
Maynard, W., Great York-mews, Baker-street, Portman-squ'
ostler.
Laurence, E., Wellington-place, Stepney, gentleman.

The excessive drought of the last summer favoureci
in a remarkable manner the growth of some of the fruit,
;
of the earth. At Gussignies, near Bavai, there is ado
moment shown a pumpkin, having a circumference of seven
feet, and weighing 161 lbs. Near Cambray also there Are

potatoes which weigh nearly 15 lbs. a piece:
a
STEAM-BOAT ACClDENT.—Saturday an adjourne
inquest was held on the body of William Ibbott, who leas
killed in the Thames on the 17th ult., in consequence of
collision with the John Bull steamer and a‘barge belongl
to the father of the deceased. A Coroner's Jury "'-
summoned at -It otherhithe, before Mr. Carttar, the Coroner
for the county of Surrey, when several witnesses were et
mined. When the collision took place, the mast of the
barge fell by the board, and struck the deceased on the
heel, and killed him on the spot ; but, owing to the Gott
flicting evidence of the witnesses on both sides, it was 11°.
satisfactorily ascertained whether the deceased lost his 16
by mere accident, or through any carelessness, either
the part of the persons on board the barge or the steal
packet. A difference of opinion prevailed amongst ti;
f
Jurymen. Nine of them were for returning a verdict ,
accidental death, with a deodand of from 1001. to o°,;,„'i
the other three Jurymen were inclined to return a verw-
of manslaughter, and one of this party declared that 11°'
thing should induce him to change his opinion. In color
quence of this the Coroner discharged the Jury, and 'tee
dared that he should not call another. The friends of ye
deceased, however, afterwards, prevailed upon the Celle
to summon another Jury, who met last Thursday at tip
Hero of Waterloo, Waterloo-road, Lambeth, but the
evidence they received was that of John Billings, vi
merely identified the body, which had been interred irch°
brick vault, no earth having been thrown over it.
Jury also viewed the body, and evidence was taken of Prb,
cisely a similar character to what has already been V'
fished as being given on former inquiries into the °316
unfortunate accident. After sitting for several hours, t
inquest adjourned to Saturday. On Saturday the Jurri
again met, and after a consultation of about half an both
the Foreman said, " We return a verdict of Accidep 0
Death, with a deodand on the John Bull steamer of on
hundred pounds."

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