The Sun.
London, England, 1835-09-16 00:00:00

BRENT]'ORD PETTY SESSIONS'

Yesterday Henry Cleede, a farmer, and keeper of a bibs
shop, at Lower-place, Willesdon, appeared before' bs,
Bench to answer an information preferred against hill' at
an informer named James Carver, for selling beer Witi'°
having a magistrate's license to sell the same.
The information was laid under the 35th Geo. III" cap.
113, sec. 1.
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George Bowley, the informer's witness, stated, 113 tile
the Ist inst. he went to the defendant's premises, over de,
entrance to which were painted the 'words " Henry Gie
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licensed to sell beer by retail, 'not to be drunk °
premises."
The premises were surrounded by a wall, and on %,el,
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in; the gate, witness proceeded across a yard to a ,lilie
at the entrance to which. was a wicket-gate, over ivnl'Aic It
was served with a Opt of beer, for which he paid 74". j to
was served him in Pal earthern mug, and he was allovedriolc
sit on a stool or 'deficit on the side of the wicket to ora
the beer. He also treated two men who came in the'ijea
with a pint 'of beer. The mug in which it was s°l,"the
was unsta•mped, and the place where witness draw'
beer wP;s within the wall surrounding the premises. the
TI-.0 defendant, in his defence, pleaded he had Ie" the
far'n to a Mr. Brown, retaining only a right of waY.t° boa
fpied in question, for the purpose of selling beer, whi,c,.
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therefore been drunk outside of the premises licenseu.ilioth
The Bench, however, entertaining a different 011:04
fined the defendant in the mitigated penalty of 10'
costs, which the defendant paid.

An inquiry is about to be instituted into the care's
of those officeas of the Royal Marines who are in ttid
ceipt of pensions for wounds from the effects of vvluc" tcOo'
have entirely recovered. Those who arc found to be -tile
valescent (excepting always such as have lost limbs 'll, off
service) will, as is now the case in the army be str ~ir
the list, or be allowed to retire on half pay:retaining t
pensions.

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MARRIED. or',
On the 15th inst., at St. Marylebone Church, Sir John icleharlL:,
of Whitehall-place, to Selina, youngest daughter of the lateja„ght`e
Garth Colleton, Esq., of Haines Hill, Berks, and grand", 110°'
of the late Right Hon. Reginald Pole Carew, of Anthony
Cornwall. oo

On the 10th inst., at Bathwick Church, Bath, Henry A,
Esq., of Sully, Glamorganshire, and Lhvn-madoc, Breel, 11r
Clara, only daughter of Thomas Thomas Esq., of Penkerr-°'
norshire, and Lanbradach, Glamorganshire. n ewer
the 12th inst., at Keswick, Harvey Gem, Esq.;
street, Lincoln's Inn, to Caroline, daughter of Samuel Tia If
of Wim
thpole-street. ,teroorl
On e 26th ult., at Carphen House, Fife, James Will Wiiitet,
Esq., lion. East India Company's Service, son of Sir Jo'njole.,
foord, to Louisa Jane, youngest daughter of the late CaPt'
of Ashford, Kent. alas
; lig,
On the 14th inst., at St. Alphage, Greenwich, IL"3,
well Fox, Esq., of Fox Hall, county of Longford, to Susl.-/CL)•-of
second daughter of Admiral Sir Lawrence Wm. Halstea(9ooo,
On the 10th inst., at Hammerw.nith, the Rev. Wrn. 0.
Enfield, to Grace Charlotte Coo-oer, el Hammersmith.
-DIED. Frederic
On the 12th inst., at Fair Oak Lodge, aged 1,33 Av Pa
Augusta, daughter of Rear-Maniral Sir Charless of
On the 13th inst., near Bath, George Bridges, Esq., late
ford, Essex, in his 76th year. Cele
On the 13th inst., at Camberwell, in her 73d year, the
relict of the late John Alcock, Esq., of Kino,swood. , to. of '-
On the 11th inst., at Brighton, Elizabeth., eldest dang'.!6o., /Or;
late Mr. Christopher Brown, of Paternoster-row, in 11" r a
On the 4th inst., aged 70, at Little Chelsea, the l'ev,.ty Lone
Jones Armstrong, formerly Rector of Termonfecken, ec)°,:' the 7001
Ireland. Previous to his collation to that benefice Ident
Primate Stuart, he was nearly 20 years a constant r',n, oue "-it
active Magistrate in the county Tyrone, and on more t'—otial,o
casion received the thanks of the Grand Jury for his of 11.0 t
upright conduct, more rarticularly (luring the troubled peri!),
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On the 13th of April, at Ahmedabad, in the East loall3100"
T. D. Morris, of the Bombay Army, eldest son of Tit
iw'as -
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Esq., Collector of the Customs at Bristol.
On the 3d in at Stourficad House, Mr. Robert D Vas
87, the faithful upper servant to Sir Richard Colt Hoare'
for the term of 56 years.
On the 13th inst., at Bayswater, aged 71., E(l,card Owe'S:et. '
late of tho firm of Messrs. Wilcoxo'n's and Co., Loinharti•pliobe
On the: 80th Year'
relict of Francis Kemble, Esq., of Clapham-common.
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