The Sun.
London, England, 1850-06-27 00:00:00

LAMBETH.

Mr. Henry Page, a master bricklayer, was brought
before Mr. lilfce,i for further examination, charged with
adminievering p ison to his el!eged wife; also with inter-
marrying wiih Mrs. Mary Ann Clarke, a married womer,
his former being then and now living. The said
Mary Ann Clarke was also charged with intermarrying
with Henry P.ige, the. above-teentineed prisoner, her
former husband heitig then and now living.
The circumstances of this case are most extraordi-
nary, and the offence was brought to light in a v..ry
singular manner. Informatien was given to the police
about ten days ago that the prisoner Page had adminis-
tered poison to his wife, whose life at that time was
despaired of. Page was taken inio custody on the charge,
and in the mesutime it was ascertained that both the
prisoners had been previously married; the woman mar-
ried Mr. Clarke eight years ago, but frequently absented
herself from his house as long as three weeks at a time.
On Wednesday fortnight she left Clarke's house, and did
not return until the Friday. when she appeared quite mad,
and it was with conaiderable difficulty that she could be
restored. When her senses were sufficiently returned
she burst into tears in the presence of Clarke (her first
husband) and exclaimed, "I have a great burden nn my
mind. I was married to Page. et Poplar Church, on the
10,h of February, 1848." Clarke (her husband) said
she was in a sane state of mind when she male that
teatement; that ho had seen her in Page's company sore-
rid times, and had giveii him a snund thrashing when-
ever he met them. Being informed that Page had admi-
nistered poison t) her, he gave information to the police
and had him apprehended.
Donald Brims, the constable who apprehended Page,
said, that he called on the female prisoner immediately
afterwards. she then told him that she was married to
Page, and that be placed some drug in her drink while
in a coffee-house near Newington Church. As soon
as she was sufficiently recovered he apprenended her
' tor intermarrying with him, her former husband being
then living.
Mr. ELLIOT—Have you any evidence respecting the
double marriages? Brims—l have some witnesses pre-
sent who can give evidence.
Maria Nash, a widow, was first called, and stated that
she was present at Lambeth oil church in the latter
part of 1842, when she saw the female prisoner married
to Andr•w Clarke. Wittleis's husband was also a wit-
ness to the marriage.
Martha Page, the mother of the male prisoner, said
she was present when he married Ellen Regan at St.
John's Church, Waterloo-road, on the 6th of April, 1834.
The constable produced a copy of the reeister relative
to the la-it marriage, signed by the Rev. Mr. Irvine the
minister, and two witnesses.
Mr. ELLIOTT asked the const ible whether he had the
registers of the other marriages?
The officer replied iu the negative; he bad not had
sufficient time to get them.
Mr. ELLIOTT—I shall remind the prisoners until
M.,riday next, when I expect you will have all the evi-
dence to complete the case.
Mr: Soloman, who appeared for Page, said he did not
obji et to a remand, as Les client courted the fullest in-
quiry.
The prisoners were then reminded.

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE
OF TUESDAY.
DIVIDENDS.
At the Court, Basinghall-street.
F. Golding, Tonbridge-wells, Kent, grocer, July 15,
at twelve—R. Knight, Mitcham- road, Croydon, llcensA
victualler and timber dealer, July 15, at twelve—G. P.
flu,chineon, Crawford-street, Marylehone, grocer, July
15, at one.

In the Country.
E. G. Self, Dorchester, ironmonger, July 25, at one,
at the Court, Exeter—L. T. Sabine, Weymouth, Dorset-
shire, ironmonger, July 25, at one, at the Court, Exeter
—E. Wray, Kingst )n-upon-Efull, draper and, mercer,
July 24, at halt-past twelve, at the Town-hall, Kingston-
upon-Hull—W. Dixon, anchester, ironmonger, July
18, at eleven, at the Court, Manchester.
PAYMEN r OF DIVIDENDS.

H. Parker, Sheffield, banker, 3s. 64., on Tuesday,
June 25, or any subsequent day, between eleven and two,
at the office of Mr. Freeman, Sheffield.
C. Sanderson, Sheffield, iron merchant, Bd., on Satur-
day, June 29, or any subsequent day, between eleven
and two, at the office of Mr. Freeman, Sheffield.
W. L. Oddie, Clitheroe, Lancashire, ls. 6d., on Thurs-
day. Julie 27, or any subsequent Thursday, between
eleven and two, at the office of Mr. Freeman, Leeds.
G. Hutton, Sheffield, grocer, 7s. 6d., ou Saturday,
June 29, or any subs. querit Saturday, between eleven and
two, at the office of Mr. Freeman, Sheffield.
0. Richards. Fleet-street, law bookseller, 9d., on
Wednesday next, and three following Wedu( sdaye, be-
tween eleven and two, at the office of Mr. Graham,
Coleman-street.
L. GuilleaumP, Berners-street, Oxford-street, manu-
facturer of artificial fl.)wers, is. l Id., on Wednesday
next, and three following Wednesdays, between eleven
and two, at the office of Mr. Graham, Coleman-street.
H. Luise', jun., and A. Elan, Hatton-garden, foreign
provision merchants, 31d., on Wednesday next, and three
following Wednesdays, between eleven and two, at the
office of Mr. Graham, Coleman-street.

NOTICES OF CERTIFICATES.
At the C..urt, Bssingball street.
T. Collingsvnod, Nutieham Courtney, Oxfordshire, inn.
keeper, July 17, at eleven—H. Spiller, St. John's-wood.
Wave, Jolai•wood, dater, July I,S, it eleven.

In the Country.
G. Wilson, Wakefield. draper. July 18, at eleven, at
the CJui.t, Loeds—J. Blinoek, Yolk, arrier, July 18.
at eleven, at the Ginn, Loedzi—G. Page. Wolverhamp-
ton, coal deafer. July 18. at twelve, at the Court, Bir-
mingham—J. T. II d,ati, Coventry, blotter, July 18, at
twelve, at the Court. Birmingham.
CERTIFICATES GRANTED.

J. R. West, Mill •wall, Pop,ar, certificate of the second
elms—J. Prentice, Oxford, ironmonger, certificate of the
first class—A, Mose, Cambridge, grocer—W. 13. Blsher,
Little Britain, City, painter, c-rtificate of the third class
—W. Archer, Paiuswick, Gloucestershire, miller and corn
factor, certificate of the second class aftr fifteen months
from May 22—E. Lord, Painawick, Gloucestershire,
miller, certificate of the second class after eighteen
months from May 22—M. D. Robinson, Dudley, Wor-
cestershire, coefectioner, certificate of the second class—
V. Walker, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, innkeeper, cer-
tificate of the second class—J. Chawner, Kenilworth,
Warwickshire, grocer, certificate of the second class—J.
Byrther, Os Nestry, Salop, certificate of the first class—
J. Finn• more, I3irmin„h►atn, SLed peo manufacturer, cer-
tificate of the first
PAR ['NERSEIIPS DISSOLVED.

C. J. Bather and J. Shrewsimr), builders—
F. S. Frost and T. P. Wrigtot, Portland, Dorsetshire,
surgeons—E. Iludsmo, J. Ni,itokon, and J. Crowther,
Leeds, common cdtriers—E. Hudson and J. Nicholson,
Lit e.p :01, common cameo s—T. tl. Boorman and J.
Anderson, Liverpool, rice tuillers—R. Wilson said IL
Doughtou, Ipswich and Handleshatr, Suffolk, un,mufac-
turers and deal,rs in E .st India oils—S, Prior and G.
M.timesbury, Wilt,hirv, millers—T. St. el and J.
Steel, TrLity-street. liotherhithe, lightertnen—M. Wil-
kinson and G. K arm ill, Liverpool, apothecaries—J.
J. Spkrks, J. Sparks, jun., and W. Jack. •n Liverpool,
ship store deaiers—W. 13uchantri and E. Hill, Liver-
pool, tn. rchants—S. Lambert, J. Brown, and H. C.
Pigott, Etegent•stree,t, gold lacetto.n (a" far as regards H.
C. Pigott)— P. Johnson at.d G. B. Woolstenhotne, Wi-
gan, Lancashire, engine •rs—E. Ely and J. Foulger,
City-roa.l, hor icnitural builders— W. P. Bathe and J.
G. Breach—W. Ru-hforth, B. Wells and J. Wray (so
lar as regards B. Well,)—H. B. Robot; and J. 'l'. Wal-
ker, Moorgatt-sTeet, Ci;y, tailors—J. Blaker and W.
Blaker, 13righ:on, coAchtnakers—J. J. Hu,kisson and G.
Terrill, Birmingham, Alcester, and Evesham, carriers
and coach proprietors—H. King and T. Ptilkinson, Car-
roaford, Lancashire, washing tcpior manuf.ctur.rs—C.
Attwood and J. Brain), Kuidertniust-T, boot and shoe
makers—J. Leighton, J. Leighton, jun., and J. Leigh-
Von, Brewer-street, Uuld,n-square, bookselkis and
binders (so far as regards J. L-ighoon, sen.)—S. Coch-
rane, J. Cochrane, aid J. M.K.-e, Ne"castle-under-
Lymo, Stalfidshire, mercers and draf erk (so tar as re-
gardi J. 111•Kee)—W. Quilter, J. Baq, G. 11. Jay, and
W. Crosbie, Col.tnan-strt.et, City, accountants (so tar as
regards G. H. Jay)—N. Hinchcliff, G. S. Hinclicia, E.
S. Hinchcliff, and W. Haselden, Cheikea and Wardonr-
strue, paperhanging mauutactuters (so tar as regards E.
S. Hiticheliff).
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.

Walter Scott, Salford, Lincashire, letter press printer.
Owen Parry, Baogor. CLrnarvt.nshire, victualler.
John Waldo Pring, Bangor, Carnarvonbhire, surgeon.

Daniel Caernarvon.
William James Foot, Hatton-garden.
William Blackland. Arrow, Warwickshire, shoemaker.
Richard Jackson, Dal:on, Linea Mite, joiner.
Elizabet 4 Timmins, Dudley, WorcPstershiri, victualler.
Joseph Sykes, Hudder,field, inuker uer.
Robert Kaye. Almon(' bury, Yorkshire, grocer.
Sarah Juckes. Rodu.gron, Shropshire, lamer,
Richard Beech, Woraniidgo, Shropshire, charter master,
Charles Hiorns, Leamington-priors, baker.
William Hawn, Shaw, Lancashire, tea dealir.
John Hornen, Leamington prn.,rs, clock and watchmaker,
William Swabs, butcher.
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Thomas Loverock, Dudley, W“rcestershire, retail brewer.
James Leech, Longwood, United States, manager of a
manufactory.
SCOTCH SEQUES TR ATIONS.

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W. Ross, Portobello, Eclinburglishire, innkeeper and
coach proprietor, to meet within the Ship Tavern, Edin-
burgh, June 26 and July 24, at two.
W. Hodge. Leith, shipowner, to meet within the New
Ship Hotel, Leith, June 28 and July 19, at two.
J. Norie, LAT.-mese, merchant aid spirit dealer, to
meet within the Vine LIAO, Inverness, June 29 and July
20, at twelve.
J. Hewat, Dumfries, druggi.-t, to meet within the
King's Arms 1n.., Duriiir'i-s. .110 2 di' 23, at one.