The Sun.
London, England, 1835-12-15 00:00:00

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SHOCKING MURDER BY POACHERS.—Four men
arrived at the Castle, Lancaster, on Thursday se'nnight,
committed on the Coroner's warrant to take their trial on
a charge of wilful murder. The parties who are supposed
to be implicated in this diabolical act, are well-known
poachers 4 and the offence for which they are sent to take
their trial was committed at two o'clock in the morning.--
Kendal Mercury.
WHITE HARES.--The mate of the Phcenix, 0f
Whitby, a whale ship, states that hares are uncommonly
numerous in Greenland, all of which he says are perfectly
white, and much tamer than those in this country.
CHANCE, THE FIREMEN'S DOG.—This extraor-
dinary specimen of canine eccentricity, whose strange fond-
ness for fires and firemen has formed the theme of repeated
paragraphs, died recently from mere old age, and has since
received a more splendid embalment and encasement than
often falls to the lot of any of his race. The dog had ale
tached himself more strongly to the twelve firemen forming
the corps of the Central Station of the London Establish-
ment in Watling-street, and they, in consequence, honoured
his fidelity by subscribing each a sovereign to have him
stuffed by a regular professor, and placed within a splendid
case, having a plate-glass front three feet six inches long, by
two feet two inches wide, with enamelled and gilt border'
Above, on a scroll, is inscribed, " Chance, well known a 5
the firemen's dog, died Oct. 10, 1835." Below are the
words "This is humbly inscribed to the Committee of the,;
London Fire Establishment, by their obedient servants.
On either side are the names of six of the twelve firemen-
The case and contents, although long since promised to be
sent home by the artists employed, were not got possession
of till one day last week, when, by an accident, the cause of
delay was singularly enough explained. Chance was being,
with all his splendid finery, exhibited at a show at a distant
part of -the town, where crowds flocked to see him, at A
penny a head. A disguised fireman, by paying his pen*
got admitted ; he prudently retired, saying nothing, but
soon after returned with a strong body of his fellows, and de"
manded and obtained the property. Chance now stands en.
a table at the back of the long room of the Watling-street
station. The showman offered to pay twelve guineas if they
would resign the property, but the offer was indignantly re-
jected. The men have, however, wisely availed themselves
of the hint, by placing a box, having two money slits, caPr
ble of receiving any piece not larger than a penny, close 1)1
the stand. On the lid of the box some wag has written ill
chalk—" It is all a chance." It is a singular fact, as WO"
trating that the " Ruling passion strong in death" is a trait
that dogs as well as men can evince, for within less than au
hour of his death, the dog, hearing the well-known rattle 0e
the engine, rose from his comfortable bed to follow it, and
having followed to the door, attempted to proceed further,
but fell, and was carried back. Chance left a son and
quite a puppy, which was made quite a pet of, till some
ancier took a fancy to it, and stole it.

(ADVERTISEMENT.-T. COX SAVORY, Goldstratp,
&c., 47, Cornhill, Lon on, informs the Public, that he hoe
considerable variety of SECOND-HAND GOLD WATCH.V:
any of which he offers at EIGHT GUINEAS each. They bal'
all been carefully overlooked, and are warranted.—Watches P
chased in exchange.

BIRTHS.
On the 10th inst., at Barbson, the lady of Sir Thomas Sabioe
Pasley, Bart., of a son.
On the 3d inst., at Perthyterfyn, near Holywell, Mrs. Cop'
°
Oldfield, of a daughter. J
On the 13th inst., at the Hero of Waterloo Inn, Waterloo-road'
Lambeth, the wife of Mr. N. K. Okey, of a son.
On the 12th inst., in Hunter-street, Mrs. J. W. Flower, of,'

MARRIED.
On the 12th inst., at St. Mary's Church. Cheltenham, Geo
l.',
Frederick ,Bloxsome, Esq., of Dursley, Gloucestershire, to VI
g
Anne, eldest daughter of John Curwood, Esq., of Bourne BO
Worcestershire.
At St. Stephen's, Walbrook, Mr. George Seymour, of It°ll/".
ford, to Mrs. Sarah Hall, of the same place.

DIED.
This morning, in his 37th year, Mr. James Smith, surd
No. 7, Lancaster-plaCe, Strand.
On the 6th inst., at Paris, aged 17, Rosa Maria Twopeny,
daughter of the late Nowell Twopeny, Esq.
On the 13th inst., at Sompting, Sussex, and of Tring Gro
Herts, in his 83d year, Edward Barker, Esq. leas
On the Bth ult., at Naples, Captain Joseph Packwood,
Na vy.
On the 13th inst., Mary, wife of Mr. Henry Harrison, of till
New Hummums, Covent-garden, in her 42d year.
On the 11th inst., aged 34. Mr. S. M. Wilson, of Havohlr.
house, Streatham, third son of the late John Wilson, Esq.
el
On the 13th inst., in her 12th year, Elizabeth Catherine, elu
daughter of Mr. John Martin, of Mount-street.
On the 11th inst., in Frith-street, Soho, Mr. G. R. fart'
surgeon.
On the 14th inst., John Hay, Esq., of Somers-town, aged 77:0
On the-sth inst., at Bremer, Colonel H. F. Mailer, late of
Ceylon Rifie Reiment.
()n the 12th ingst., at Beach-view, Southampton, Ann, relic' of
W. E. George, Esq., late of Hammersmith, and of the i3a3'
En
On gland.
the 13th inst., at Colchester, Ann Brockway, aged 6% 00°
of the Society of Friends. late
On the sth of August last, James Norris, second son of the
Rev. James Ludlam, Esq., of Haselbury, Somersetshire. od,
Drowned, in Montego Bay, Jamaica, in June last, Charles ; 0 1
Midshipman, R.N., youngest son of the late Rev. John Wilde'
Harnage, Shropshire.
On the 13th inst., Richard Neltne, Esq., of Lower ThaMer
street, and Great Alie-street, Goodman's-fields, aged 45. „v. J.
On the 12th inst., in his 50th year, at Estrick, Surrey, "sew
Birch, Esq., eldest son of the late Nicholas Birch, Esq., Man
street, London.
On the 10th inst., in Burton-crescent, Mrs. Charretie, relict
the late Philip Charretie, Esq

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