The Sun.
London, England, 1844-07-17 00:00:00

IVIZSCMLY.4I.I7.EOTTS.
•At the Meeting of the Repeal Association at the,COncl
ed
tion-hall • on Monday, the rent for the week was annoonoc
to be 1,6881.145. 3d. The Hall was crowded to excess, sr,
among those present were Mr. Henry Grattan, M-I',
E. B. Roche,.M.P., and Sir Valentine Blake. •rr
The. Irish Judges on the Circuits'have, in almost eNreilloto
stance, congratulated the Grand Juries on the peaceable 5`
of the counties, as set fOrth 'on the face of the calendars- • the
The Cork Constitution states, that a field of wheat, in to
neighbourhood of Glanmire,.will be cut in the course to
week ; and that a gentleman in the city has contracted
deliirer 100 barrels of this year's oats on Saturday next- the
The King of Saxony, while -at Liverpoolovent Jo
re,
theatre, which was crowded. He was enthusiastically
'"
ceivedd His Majesty is the first Monarch who has hanou
the Liverpool Theatre with a visit.
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The half-yearly, meeting of the 'St. Katharine Dock coo
,pang was held on' Tuesday, at the Dock-house, Tow,err:re4
for the purpose of announcing a dividend for the hair; di-
d-Wing the 30th ult., and the'election of Directors. The ,e
vidend for the half-year is 2i per cent. In answer to s'i-
! questions, Mr. Tooke, the Chairman, said it was mostsai;
S
factory to state that the business of the port of Londobibe
well as that of the St. Katharine Docks, had improved -Woo
past half-year. In the six months ending.the 30th Juoe'dto
number of loaded ships that entered the St. Katharinev%se
was 435, of the tonnage. of 82,927 tons; showing an ine76o
over the returns of the corresponding period of 1843 0
ships, and 6,930 tons,
Dalmas is to be transported for life.
From a return moved for by Mr. Hindley, of all ch--
ildrev
who have'been removed from union-houses into the
and into the navy, &c., it appears that in England, the t! to ~
number of children so removed from union workhouscO
e.
the army, amounts to 132, and the total number of Abell'
moved into the navy, to 139 ; making altogether 271.
.At the 28th annual meeting of the Governors and soldporters of the Royal Dispensary fur diseases of the-earl 7be
on Tuesday, it was stated by the' secretary that since 50
establishment of the dispensary in 1816 upwards of
her
persons have been cured or relievedor deafness and (4.
diseases of the ear ; that the attendance of .patients 4,
creasing, and that during the past year several
new remedies
have been employed with success.

BIRTHS.
'1
On the 7th inst., at Merkland House, Perthshire, the 13 1
of Captain Fendall, of a daughter.
On the 12th inst., at Pendleton, near Manchester, the mlltif
of Henry Ford, Esq., of a daughter. •
On the 13th inst.; 'at Richmond, Surrey, the wife o.f
Hand, Esq., of Chancery-lane, of a son..
A of
On':the 14th inst.,'at Sandleford Lodge, Berks, the 141`.7.,
Thomas Cooper, Esq., of a daughter. • • ..' .
On the 14th inst., at Portsmouth, the wife of the Re_'''W. W. Milner, of a son. . . •
•
On the 14th inst., at Milton-street, Dorset7squarfl fir',
Henry Crozier, of twins—sons.
- • Kee"''' the
On the 14th inst., at Penn-hill, near Bexley;; ;ve"'''
jady of J. W. King, Esq.,' of a 'son. ' ' '.'i. '-''':! o
d the
lady the 14th inst., at Holland-street, Claph-ani..roa ,
lady of P. E. Horneman, Esq., of a-son.
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On the 14th inst., at Claredon. place; Hyde-park-gar llos'
the lady of Alexander Colvin, Esq., of a daughter.!: rd On ' the 14th' inst., at Herne-hill, Dulwich,. Nrs. Ediva
Horner, Offt sun. '- • : -
On the 15th inst., in Lowndes-itreet,,Belgrave-sval-, ' the
'r. wife of Evelyn Philip Shirley Esq., M.P., of a son and 11.e...1,-
7,

MARRIED.
le,
On the 16th instant, at the Catholic Chapel, Spanish-Pac
by the Rev. Dr. Picquot, and afterwards at the P4r;s
h
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church of Marylebone,ty the Rev. W. 13ruere Otter, Recr
i °of
of Cowfold, Sussex, John O'Reilly, Esq., of Brighton, and
Haitstovrn, County Meath, Ireland, to Mary, only, danghta
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Of John'SkeggsiofLewisham and Farnborough, Xent. t
On the 30th of April last., at Calcutta,'Gurn6-, the el"-sy
son of Dawson Turner, Esq., of Great Yarmouth, to'lq,!l,l.
Anne Hamilton, second it
daughter of the late' Captain ,"-
Mowatt; of Eastbourne.

• tlis,
On the 15th inst.; after a lingering illness of six Mon
aged 31, Janet, wife Of-W. Caird, nanejagii.-gr°'
Pimlico. '

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On the 18th ult., at Aberystwith, Wnles, Arabella. e
daughter:of "the MaeGillyctiddy of the Reeks,"-hilla,l,l';',.
On the, Bth inst., at Kirkwall, Seotland,•Janies Lill
ming, Esq , Rurser of the Royal Navy. •
late of
On the 13th inst., at Greenwich, W. V. T. Watkinsi-111—
the Royal Naval School. '
On the 12th inst., at-East Looe, Cornwall, Captain
Harris Nicolas, of the Royal Navy, aged 86..
On the 13th inst., Ellen Marie, the wife of Mr. G. Barre
of Tottenham-court-road.
On the, 'l4th inst., at Margate, Mr. Richard SlePllensp of
Pentonville, aged 71.
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On the 15th inst., Priscilla, wife of W. Manser, ib
On the, 15th inst., at North Villa, Regent's-F.ll 4 -i'`aarrd.),
daughter of Colonel W.lll iles.

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Aliddlem, Wednesday, July 17,- 1#44. .
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LAW AND POLICE.
The Midland Circuit commenced at Northampton
15th, before Lord Denman and Mr. Justice Coltman. ecill
,are twelve causes in the list, three being marked as n
juries. The calendar contains the names of twenty,!;ei
prisoners for trial, but we believe there are two or
others who have been brought to the county gaol siecetriel
calendar was printed. On the 16th, some cases were,,
but they were of little interest. • n $
At Oxford, -Richard Elliott was indicted for steel'ovrei'
banker's parcel, containing 1,500 sovereigns, from the boa
ante coach, on,the 18th of March, and after the exams®
of several witnesses was acquitted. ate,
At the Middlesex. Sessions, Samuel Saulter, a shoeletio
aged 28, and Mary. Saulter, his. wife, aged 29, were Pn,Le
their trial for assaulting Emma, their daughter; the
count in the indictment charged them with unlawfuNno,
maliciously.refusing to supply her with sufficient 11136,111-
nance ; a second count with having, during certain oid
unlawfully confined her in a room in a state of nuditillprr
in a third with a common assault. The jury found hof
soners guilty on the first count, and as much of the seee-ifidsl
bitil
regarded the confinement, and acquitted them on dm coil
count. The Chairman, in passing sentence.said, the
concurred with the view the jury had taken of the case',
in order to mark it with the sevesest disapprobation, the
tence of the Court was that they be imprisoned fel.
months in the House of Correction.
free'
At Worship-street, Frederick Hulls, a bargeman, ~..611,00,
dered on bail, and was finally examined before Mr; 131°10e,
upon a charge of having caused the death of a boy P.,- to
Thomas Strut, 15 years of age, by throwing him in'cig
river Lea. Sergeant'llawkes, 6N, now informed the c•
trate.that the Coroner's jury had. returned a verdict of',
eidentally drowned ;" but the Coroner and jury stroaoo
probated the conduct of the prisoner Hulls, and express to
hope that the magistrate would send him to the sessioin the
be tried fur the aggravated assault he had committed 4°1,5;1
deceased. Mr. Biagham required the defendant to give
for his appearance at the sessions. • 10
AtMarylebone office Thomas Baker was charged, qn
own confession, with having stolen two silver. watcliesvo
property of Ur. Henry Halsey Reading, at Hampstea4.,o
of the watches was produced by a pawnbroker, and WO
by the owner; and the prisoner was committed for trial'
carnwr—PASISIONALEIX./s. j
The Duchess of Gloucester has issued cards for a grand the
tertainment to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge as
Hereditary Grand Duke and Duchess of MecklenbergP"'oo
on Monday next at :Gloucester House. A very nuttocal
circle of the nobility have been invited to meet their P
Highnesses.
he Marquis and Marchioness of Downshire are staYit,eegoCt e
their seat, Easthamstead Park, in Berkshire, from Iff so'
they proceed on a visit to Lord and Lady Bridport,l°
mersetthire. • ' •
-to
Earl and Countess De Grey and suite are expectea tgsi
;
rive this evening in St. James's-square, from the 17. -
Lodge at Dublin.
Earl Fitzwilliam and the Ladies Fitzwilliam are exrecelif
to leave Mortimer House,. -to-day, for Milton-pan 4 o
Peterborough. -
eri
We (tie requested to state that the Lady
the dansante will take place to-night (Wednesday)
insleau
Thursday, the 18th..
rd e
Lord and Lady Carew and family have arrived at Miv
Hotel, from Yorkshire. sit;
The Duke and Duchess of Beaufort and Lady ttae„est
Somerset have left town for' Hooton Hall, Cheshire, the;ifig
of Sir W. Massey Stanley, where they will remain du
the ensuing races. .
na. WS'
The Duke of Sutherland left town yesterday for Lea- Tile
ton, where his Grace purposes remaining a few days' rein
Duchess of Sutherland is at present on a visit to the ill
bishop of York,-at Newnham. Her Grace is expected,tu„-ill
turn to town on Thursday or Friday, and the familf sra.
leave London for Trentham on the 24th instant, to P,...,,,Terg0,
Mart.'
for the approaching festivities on the occasion of the l'A`Vel
of the Lady Elizabeth Georgiana Gower with the Ma.'
Lorn.
3il
The Countess of Wilton left town yesterday for ttoo
House, Lancashire. Her Ladyship is expected to retell'
London before the expiration of the present week. rt!
Lord and Lady Carew and family have arrived at DiiW ~
from Yorkshire.