The Sun.
London, England, 1850-06-14 00:00:00

RACES T

24
Jo.

1.-,tric aster ......... 4
Whittington ..
9
Liverpool
Ipswich
11
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Kinneil

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Ripon • 5
W.yrees te r
Huntingdon ..
Brighton
Brighton Ra..;g Club 9
Wolverhampton l2
Eglinton Park
Reading
Boulogne l6
SEPT:
Warwick
ik ay month 4
Lincoln
Rochester
LiChfield ..... ...
Chendle (St4fford.hirs) 9
Leicester ll

Newmkt. First October 1
Chesterfield 2
Chester Autumn....: 8
Royal Caledonian, &c 9

COLLlSlON.—Yesterday afternoon •s the • schooner,
Ceres, Captain Lock, running down the river in 'ballast, and
against the tide, was run into by the Pomerania brigantine,
bound front Greisswald to London, and running pp on the
starboard tack. The collision was so severe that the mast of
the schooner went by the board. seriously wbunding oue'of
the crew, and the captain, whose head was cut and contused.
The man was brought on shore, and received immediate
surgical aid. The Pomerania had her bowsprit.and jib-boom
carried away by the shock. Both vessels suffered other ma-
terial damage.

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CHEritll AND tiOLYHEAD RAILWAT.---TTIAC for
the Week ended June 9,, 18.%:--- C. avid H. Main Line,.
' 2,619/. 163. 9d. ; Mold, 94/. Os: 9t141 Steam-boats, 2271.
6s. 2d.; Total, 2,841/. ns. Ed.
[ADvERTISEMENT.]—'rim FOUR REQUISITIIs ?ORA
COM ionTmu.r. Swavit!-L:Firstly, a good Itazot;-:econdly, a
good Strop—Thirdly, good Soap—Fcurthly, a good havitigt;
brush: And 'these are to be obtained, of the . best ' quality,.
and newest construction, of Ross and Sons, who can Strongly
recommend their triple converted railway -razor;
their rail-
way strop,:with hone attached; their pearl shaving-Pute.
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lather;ealso,
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the largest number of conveniences in the smalle7theipec&ch
dress, !toss and one 119-andl2o,Bishopsgate•street,
of the, inhabi-
tants This association has. been formed
by several
who.
TOWER HAMLETS. PHILANTHROPIC SoCIETT.7
Hackney-road,
London.
of the parish of St. Leonard, Sherend,itch. are in
the habit of frequenting the'llorns
to the necessitougi poor
for the purpose of affording
established in the month of a
during the inclement season :efltielifea, 3tv'ea,
ijudileni neighbours a consider-
ableenablid to distribute to theiro'i, ?
and 401)
January, 18. 18 9n, d
they havealthough been
enabled
quantity of bread and, coals
bushels of coals the 'first
that has been . given to the .
ng winter months that to a
during the ensuing . .
d.
tution, there is not the least
doubt but that: (annedafrrolymsW the lloaves
number of
hopeless situation
.t .
n aid of their funds, intend taking
persons whoe filllystbdeeastirtahbaiet talssmiestlannace:.wfititieigaedbe Iraannd.
-Gardens, on the Croydon Rail-
next • ( Wateitoo*day), when it is ex-
way line, on Tuesday'
numerous party of ladies anii gentlemen
ted that a very .
Pee them on the occasion.
will accompany
adne r eedx. c u
rs The
ic it)omtmhiet tAe en,eir 1
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ARREST OF A WHOLE FAMILY ON SUSPICION Or
munpin.—lntelligence has just reached us of the arrest of
an entire family, in number live or six, living in Ba!linens.
lane, near Castle'sland, •on suspicion of murder. A man.
named Horan, who was servant in the house, got married
two or three years ago to the widow of liis•ma.stell a rich
farmer named Kenny. Since then they lived ,very un-
happily, and eventually separated, and twice since the sepa-
rationloran's life was endangered, It is said.- brhi, wife's
sons. On one occaskn he was tired at, and received Rome of
the contents, and on Weduesdiy last he was eint for by his
wife, to meet her at anoiher farm. Ile went, and has not
since been heard of. The wife, her sons, and servants have
been arrested, - and are now in Caitleisland bridewelt.
Tralee Chronicle.

A GOLD MINE AT WIG AN —The neighbourlo
of Wigan has 10n.2 been famous for its mineral wealth • aril,
if we are to believe a repi.rt which reached us yesterdf:.y., it
is about to prove a second California, and to become as eels-
brated for its gold as it is already for its (black) diamonds.
Our repot ter:there informs us that considerable‘ excitement
had been created by the announcement that. sotne. men. who
sepahnagslecsi sent
tarths , whicha specimen
ecicm otean-
were digging out the foundations of some new shops in
Scholes, had discovereodfogboeidd.
of H
tabled a great portion
of this precious earth, which seems to us (not viewing it
_probably with the eyes of faith necessary to discover its
value) very like decayed granite or sandstone, containing
many small scales of mica. However, we shall comply vnth
the request of the sender by letting it lie in the Guards:l
office, :in arder that those of our, readers-who may have more
faith or more knowledge than -ourselves may find gold in it if
they call.