The Sun.
London, England, 1832-07-07 00:00:00

COUNTRY CORN BIARKE:rB DURING THE WEEK.

Wheat. I Barley.

Oats.

Beans.

Per Quarter.
Ashburn

Basingstoke
Bath

62 66
56 74
46 (,3
54 70
56 60
58 64
64 66
66 70
57 68
56 62
64 66
52 66
48 72
- 62
44 72
56 66

26 35
34) 42
26 29
34 39

22 27
20 25
22 28
22 26
20 23
21 26
24 26
21 28
17 25
20 23
19 26
18 25
20 29
- 23
20 32
21 27

38 42
40 44
38 46
28 36
36 42
36 42
36 38
39 43
40 44
86 42
38 48
32 4
34 44
57
38 42
56

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Bristol

Chesterfield ---.
Derby ......«.»,.,M.

Deviies

30 33
28 3.4
30 32
30 33
26 38
26 38
28 36
- 38
27 34
30 36

Doncaster

It nger ford

Newbury
ftomsey •

Shafte;bury
Shepton Mallet
Sherburne
Yeovil

56 62
56 62
58 72
52 66
s. d. s. d.
90 96

32 34
32 36
- 35
34 43
a. d. 8. d.
54 56

20 26
21 24
20
26
--.
20
.. d. :.d.
5o 60

36 42
36 40
se
36 46
s. cl. s.
00 00

Per Bushel.
Shrewsbury ...„....

There have been
aanddayo.nly
11 recoveries.
All the bridges and roads leading to Tuna-
more are cut up and broken. Tbose men who remain in
2t 111e4 town
casestoo f be
hu
or yi e the dead
Latterly the disease is not so malignant, and a few shops
get 9. a day. There have been
214 cases of cholera, 165 deaths,
have been re-opened.—Limerick Chronicle.

Bs
vleßn °Tr'. qS
ngehtieri.n Gro
tdhianumst. at Keith are, Lady Charlotte
Aberdeenshire, the Countess
On
ei
ntgfel ,; o f a son.

on the sth inst WilliamMAJ.AEßu
iniEbDar.t,
F.sq., of Killing,:Coul
Dublin, to Caroline Jane, youngest daughter of Ch etWY
Franklin, of Quebec' Esq.
On the sth inst. at St. James's Church, Captain Henry Vyneh
.
to the Hon. Mary Gertrude, second daughter of Lord Granthao.,
On the sth inst. at Lyndhurst, Hants, the Rev. Philip Gurd°''_
Rector of Cranworth, third son of T. T. Gurdon, Esq., of ifst,
ton, in the county of Norfolk, to Henrietta Laura, Cl"'
daughter of John Pulteney, Esq., of Northernwood, Hants.

Scootnt,
the second4th
DIED.
On the 6th Inst. in Park-street, the Hon. Wm. Henry John
isnosnt.oafttliwitEachralino,f
WEliiiloili
Bree
ma
son of the Rev. J. H. Mapleton, aged 17.
On the sth inst. at Southampton, after a protracted and pa"
full illness Peter Bernard, Esq., aged 67. 'el‘
On the '6th inst., after three days' illness, Mr. Fredert
Thornhill, of Fish-street-hill, London.
On the 3d inst., in the 51st year of her age, Elizabeth, the wife
of Mr. Chase, of Metfield, near Halesworth, Sufiblk.
, b,
On the 4th inst. in Barrossa-place, Fulham-road, Mrs. JacfP_A
Mapleton, second
relict of the late Mr. Benjamin Jacob, author of a celebro";
work on National Psalmody, and many years organist of SUIT
Chapel.
I.A 75.
In Drogheda, on Monday, Alderman Charles Evans, ag...
Ile was 55 years proprietor of the Drogheda Journal ~ „bald
On the 7th ult. at Ballybrach, near Cushendall, Arci”four
M.Cambridge, at the patriarchal age of 123 years rand , his
months ! The deceased was an industrious man, and, during...." ;
life, scarcely ever suffered one day's confinement from: sickrl7l,,
his habits were generally tempQrate, but by no means 5° ge
stemious as might be inferred by some people from thegreat.3
he attained. .
_....

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