The Sun.
London, England, 1850-05-10 00:00:00

INDIES.

Mr. GROGAN moved for a return of the names of
all persons appointed, or recommended for appointment,
by the President of the Board of Control to any medical
or surgical situation or office in the East Indies, since the
Ist day of January, 1832, down to the present time, spe-
cifying the places to which such appointments were
made, the dates thereof, aid the salaries and emoluments
attached thereto respectively,

Sir J. HOBHOU.SE thought it was particularly invi-
dious to select one department for such a return. On
a former occoion t4is session, a motion for returns, in-

eluding medical appointments, was negatived. Thn.
tribution of patronage he felt to be one of the rho" ner•
agreeable things connected with his office. When.!.ot•
sons were recommended to him he made the aPP,the
candidate
solely with reference to the qualifications orf
hSacodtlaarindt.", without inquiring whether they cal" rber
,chEarr,ggleantod,broirnglreland. If the lion. Ale.vinbio
he had recommended, he ought to bring it beiJr. ego
House. He must opposeatglaaeinst motionany aasPile,°minotals et
inn'tv:a'aie
one. iana
Lord NAAS said the medical profession 4r„"„", f
felt themselves decidedly aggrieved in the ainn"-cii:sl
patronage bestowed on the members of other 110
schools in the kingdom. If their grievance wai ;vg
founded,
the return would be th.• best means of 611°111
that i was so.
Sirt J. HOBFIOUSE said the Board of Control 13.8 a.,
very few appointments. It was the East India Con3l
to heme
who had most of the appointments, and it w
that any complaint connected with o Fr,
b
them should e
ferred. 'lei
Mr. HAMILTON said that a strong feeling 13;1910'
fien_lreland that justice was nut done to them edica„-6ipt,
in.,esnitosn in that country with respect to these Or
• ,
Major BLACKALL thought that such an eitc7be
that the 'motion was an invidious one ought no
admitted.
After a few words from Sir G. GREY, 100,
Mr. GROGAN said he should withdraw the (14
but he as,ured the Right Hou. Barone; that in u 3 0/
it. he had not the slightest intention of conveY„i°,...gnot
Imputation on the way in which the Right lion. PP-
had bestowed his patronage.

The motion was then Withdrawn.
On the motion of Mr. W. PTTEN, rt j
fahe„tfr
Sir. J. Yarde Buller was dic Aharged from n
tendance on the Committee on official salaries, a
Henry Drummond substituted.
The House then adjourned at One o'clock.

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BURGLARY AT CHARLEC- -T
HALL, WARWICKSHIRE. roioB
On Monday night, or early on Tuesday n3f,"cie
last, charlecote-hall, the ancient seat of the •""ote
near Stratford-upon-Avon, was burglarionslitoleo
tered, and property of considerable 11111%1 ea'
therefrom. The thieves effected three seve'-arl'
trances, through the windows of the lower latrs-te°
meats. It would appear that when they fir y; thel
ceeded in gaining admission to the mansf-0101
found the inner doors too strong and secure "° Thep
them to proceed without disturbing the farnill;,.B.biti
consequently returned, and by means of a con" f the
or large gimlet, bored holes in the shutters °,oo#
sitting and drawing-rooms, and by these Lod
effected an entrance to those apartments. 'cote
the articles of value, and some in connexion 111,`„reftf
history of the Lucy family of considerable in 00
stolen may be enumerated three gold watchef'o)
with a portrait of Charles 11. set route tiot;
diamonds, a lapis lazuli snuff-box with go. -°08:,
ings and a cameo in the centre, several gold a lilt'
and snuff-boxes, three handsome purses fipeoate°
old coins and sovereigns, one coin a tarcreper
piece of Charles I a great many gold and siive'f Sit
cif-cases, a small and exquisite miniature 0„ be'
Thomas Lucy, the original " Justice Shallc/fi
d.
fore whom Shakspere was taken for deer steal or
gold medal of Shalcspere, a magnificent ri,nniettri
melled, with the inscription, " The gift of • oio
VIII. to his treasurer," " Ward," engraved il. °soil
&c. The value of the property stolen, althonri,
in compass, is estimated at several hundred P°o bl
On Monday evening two suspicious charactpos
whom the robbery is supposed to have been s joth°
were seen taking tea at the Red Lion 1nn,,,c901
neighbouring village of Barford, and early on rto tli!
morning they were again observed coming 'rd'
direction of Charlecote, carrying two arnsllo-000,
bags. Very full descriptions of their al),l37ofri
and dress were forwarded to the various Pnitb.loct
of the country, and last night a man was aPP-of t'
by Glossop and Tandy, two active officers of
Birmingham detective force, who, there can blie tee
doubt, was one of the burglars. The 1:"-hcestsc;
ceived information of two doubtful c-93",
ters lodging at a respectable house in oclo
Alfred's-place, and about half-past tea :0,0;
the officers laid wait for their aPPreleekl
At the hour mentioned a young man, who Pas eil
the name of Walters, arrived at the door In
sect
when he was immediately pounced upon anuf"uadrni
by the officers. On searching him he was,,:t piPti'
possession of a small doable-barrelled 130n.',0pt,°,4"
loaded with ball. He coolly declared to his ton
that he knew he must be hung, and had they „.," r
him an opportunity he would have shot they"; co!:
resistance was, however, in vain, and he $1,,02** t.,7
veyed within doors. Oa searching his rt sere
greatest portion of the spoils of Charlenni`s,9;
found, including the ring presented by 1105 Vic'
i'
to his treasurer, the portrait of Sir Tholli-pbre!k"
&c. ; together with two carpet bags and bon' ofr;
ing implements of the very best and finest InSii ° fle
en IA
ture. Walters gave no explanation of the cad -I,
in which he became possessed of the property tree„*
was ultimately removed to the prison in'lNlo°'4 b"il
His companion has not yet been Okla' AIA'"
there is every reason to believe thatAgj•-tiotior
shortly be secured. This morning au-di
tote
information was obtained with regstA jr
Walters and his past doings. He is suseen,te-abr..4
one of a gang who have infested the neiginnoor
of Birmingham during the last winter. .1'15,,, i°i
other burglaries with which he is supposed th°,l smg°
plicated are those of W. Piercy, of Warier -11;0a
Miss Taylor, of Moor-green. The polices iittdow
reason to suppose from some depositions fonl3-,o'oll,';',
pocket that he is the same man who soo3e "of ~8
•ago, after having first robbed the bolls! 00V;
governor, escaped out of Worcester Gaol, t131,a 1,4.
ing proceeded to examine his person, and on he A'
arm found three small moles, and by whie,h;,e- 001
immediately identified as Bradshaw, by al'lo d
he went when in *Worcester Gaol on a chars bbe"
felony. When he was accused of the former Ocolissi
and his escape from Worcester, he offered nneflaeitjli
tion, but appeared much irritated and ca. ",• sijil
Walters is of rather gentlemanly exter,i°;:otfot,
dressed in black. He will be conveyed to T,001i.,,t1
for examination before the magistrates of that 0 i''
By his apprehension the police are entitled
'-
ward of 1001.
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RAILWAY SHARE MAR-1"-- noite
BRISTOL, MAY 9. ent
STOCK EXCHANGE. —The market did not Pre4 ife
so firm a character as yesterday, nor was there bi
the same amount of business done. The only 0,13,...-5°
have to notice are—Midland (501. Shares), 2'
Devon, 514.

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LIVERPOOL, MAY 9. 109-$0
STOCK EXCHANGE.—The transactions to-ditto, io(1,
follow :—London and North-Western, 1014-711... filie;sok
Quarters, 2 dis. Ditto, Fifths, 18s. 9d. c 115:, COfer,
% Halves, 28 c. dis.—Lancashire and Y 01.1011111," d
Do
34% c.—llitto, Fifths, 10% dis.—South-Eastern
c.—Ditto, Consul. (No. 3), 131/8.
BIRMINGHAM, Max 9. we!di°°e#
STOCK EXCHANGE.—The transactions to-day
mingham, Wolverhampton, and Stour Valley, 8-4,riislO'
and North. Western, 101— Shrewsbury and Biroliab
9112 dis.—South Staffordshire, 4% dis.
YORK, MAY 8.