The Sun.
London, England, 1857-05-19 00:00:00

LEEDS, MAY 18.

STOCK EXCHANGE.—Sheffields, 43 —Norfolk, 65—Leedo
Northern, 20I—North Westerns, 8 Great Western of
Canada, 24k—North British, 11. Market quiet.

FISIING EXTRAORDINARY,—The Per4llshire Courier
relates the following :—A party fishing, a few days age,
hooked with a fly a large trout, which, at the first spring,
went away with a fine gat cast line and three flies in it.
The same individual fishing further up the water on the
afternoon of the same day, with bait, found his hook
come in Contact with something unmanageable at the
bottom of the water, and on drawing his line his astonish-
ment was great to see a fine gut line come up with three
trouts attached to it. The fisher irnniediately real'
nixed the cast off gut be had lost in the morning, and
could only account for three trouts being on it by sup'
posing that the one he hooked in the morning, ill
moving through the water, had attracted two of its
brethren ; or, in other words, had gone fishing for then•
Such another instance is perhaps not on record. Never
on the Edon has there been a worse season, the strong
easterly winds off St. Andrews' Bay and bhe dry weather
preventing good takes. _ _

A MID;;TIOIIT FUNERAL OF A MURDERER.—Soon after,
the inquest on Samuel Charlton, the murderer oi
Hannah Holroyd, had closed on Wednesday evening'
the constable, in obedience to the warrant of the core'
tier, prcceeded.to procure a place of burial for the body
of the wretched man. The result was, that a grave iva°
ordered to he dug in the burial ground attached to tbe
primitive methodist chapel, at Great Horton, near Brad'
ford, and about a mile and a half distant from the public'
house where the inquestshad been held. About 11 o'cloci`'
the same night, the body was conveyed to Great lI°P,
ton. A crowd of more than 3,000 people had assembled
on the road in front of the chapel yard, and great CO°.
fusion prevailed. The mob were loud in expressing
their objection to the interment of the corpse. VI
authorities of the chapel were opposed to its intermen'
in the ground ; and they had keen sympathisers in the
crowd. They met the bearers of the coffin at the gate°
on its being taken from the hearse, and endeavoured to
prevent its entrance into the ground. The uproar ar`b
disturbances were very unseemly, arid exclatnationet
such as "Throw it over the wall," " Burn it'," See., vie!:
mingled in the uproar. By the aid of the police t°'
coffin was at last got to the grave side; but then objeci
tion was taken to the grave not being deep enough, sin,
also to its being an old one. The consequence was ths
the sextons proceeded to dig a new grave in a plot of
virgin soil adjoining. Meanwhile tee uproar and nooftl;
*ion prevailed for many holm. The interment vessl's
length completee. Many of the crowd remained on tn
spot till five o'clock on Thursday morning.
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