The Sun.
London, England, 1857-02-27 00:00:00

OF ♦ DATJGIITER,

On the 25th inst., at the Principal's Lodge, East India
College, the wife of T.B._Myers, Esq.
. .

On the 25th iust., at 43, Blackman-street, Southwark, the
wife of Ur. Alfred A. Brand.

MARRIED
On the 24th inst , at the Marylebone Presbyterian Church,
George-street, Henry Scott, Esq., of Bombay, third sou of
John Scott, Esq., Hyde-park-street, to Margaret Scott, tae
second daughter of James Lang, Esq., of Cunningham•place,
St. John's-wood,

On the 26th inst., at St. Saviour's, Paddington, the Rev.
A. E. 0. Harris, vicar of Stoke, Kent, to Eliza Sophia, eldest
daughter of the late Andrew Dickenson, Esq., of the House
of Commons.

DIED.
On the 25th inst., Elizabeth, relict of the late William
Flanders, Esq., in her 85th year, at her residence, 6, Bruns.
wick-square, London.
Ou the 25th just , Frederick T. Spiller, Esq., of 5, Gray's.
ink-square.
On the 25th inst., at St. George's-torraae, Regent's-park,
Thomas Gooden Conyers, Esq., late of 33, Bridge-street,
Blackfriars, aged 63.
Ou the 25th inst., William Palmer, Esq., 3, Georgo-street,
Eustou-square, solicitor, aged 47.
On the 24th inst., at Rugby, laeutenaut•Colonel Fraser,
aged 65.
On the 26th inst., in. London, Robert Kersey, Esq., of
Hadleigh, Suffolk, aged 63.

SERIGUs CHARGE AGAINST A GENTLEMAN.--A gen-
tieman of large property, named Joseph Hopgood, who
was once in practice as a surgeon, was charged before the
mayor and magistrates of Tiverton on Monday with
administering to Mrs. Craze, the widow of an ironmonger
of the same town, and for whom the prisoner was acting
as trustee, a noxious drug, with intent to procure abor-
tion. The details of the case were of a most disgusting
character ; and it was admitted by Mrs. Craze that before
and after her husband's death the had had eriminal inter.
course with the prisoner. She wished to take medial
to procure abot tion, but alleged that Mr Hopgood told
her "that no man in England would do it." 5..... her
purpose a surgeon named Bedell with a view tc.)een_heieci
al:
purpose ; but, after an interview with hini, 81? T can
did not ask im to do it, and that this gentleman
rovcd
tioned der not to take any medicine.
ze livirlo""' proved
that but
that Mr. Iloppod had given Mrs•
tere,raand were not such
they were not of a noxious cbaran—several witnesses, to
as would be likely, as stated V
b prisoner tor
member of witnessev,
the magistratese set ireeizes,
but accepted
—The subjoined interest.
Pev:srance.
procurehtroiawl
eavte
rt,hee abortion.i3siiin g After
o I, t
bail of 1,0001. for his app
bEyN.Mr. Croskey, the United
hoasan
uthampton, from the Life-Saving
States' Consul at New York
Benevolent As
members of this society have heard with sorrow of
" The - brave men who perished in the 'liner
ingTlgexttta
f the awe
the loss o
,bile endeavouring to rescue the crew of lugger
Victory, - • Northern Belle, wrecked near Ramsgate;
American ship
to
• instructed to forward to thee the sum of 4W.,
I am
and .
ted to the families of the deceased in such Pro'
be distributed begr
ae4
tninseyseel3e-°ivA::
The medal of the
p Lioness thou mayest think desirable.
ho saved the crew
association for each of the gallant men yr ,
th but, after much
of that ship would have been sent herewith,
elsewhere, I d inquiry
search among English papers and inquiry
kind enough. there.
can-
not find a correct list of the names..
adding the place of
h a list,
fore, to furnish me with suc
be sent. I enclose
James of each, and the medals shallfor
451,
on
W.
and
James G. Garner's first of exchange '
H, Brand and Co., London, in thy favour."