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London, England, 1844-10-04 00:00:00

SUMPARY OF NEWS

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The King of the French was to leave St;
thee louedyeonn.
Thursday, for Eu, end nail from '!'report o
jog of the 6th or 7th, for Portsmouth.
The King has just presented to
ent ColonelEynavrelr, ne,lheo-
brought to Paris the colours taken at Isl y, a ggold snuff-box, mounted with brilliants.
The Augcburglt Gazette, of the 28th instant, states.
that the report of a matrimonial union betwe, n the d
Duchess Olga and Prince George of Cambridgens the
iseorne:
sidered as authentic, and it is regarded both
stilt of the Emperor of Russia's visit to
the commencement of a more intimate
alliance between Russia and England.
A letter from Bastia, of the 26th ult., gires,b stiaanaacoi count of the cordial reception given to General
s his revisiting Corsica, his native island. He landedßastin. on the 25th, between seven and eight
arches
nrehthees
eve g• The town was illuminated, triumphal
were raised, and he was attended to the Hotel de l'Eu-
rope with the acclamations of the whole congregated.es. po-
Micee, headed by all the civil and municipal of& r ThGazette du Midi, of the 28th ult., announces the
arrival at Marseilles of Monsignor Borghi, of thet re
0_ 01 Cepucius, Bishop of Bethsaide, Vicar Apos o i f
Thebet and of Hindostan, with a suite of 27 persons,te
a nlongst whom are five priests, seven brotherss ofo_ h
community of the Holy Traveller, and 15
This numerous
congregation of Jesus Maria. of Lyons. This uu
colony is to embark on the 4th inst. for Alexandria, and
and
thence to proceed to Agra, through Cairo,
penoun-
Bombay The intention of the prelate is to
ilSuez, two
new missions, one in Lahore and the other in t e m
tains of Cachernire.
TIT Hogue Journal states, that by a letter from Bata-
via,randit aPpeared that the French vessel, the Grand
300
iupelsueosfneciahreatd. arrived at that port with a cargo o
..
~ Y aeulterateexda,
no not onl A mhinnti
even etoweionnetiatinw
substances
furious to the Public health. The Governor-General,
Iwill?;tneerne,ptdieedelainretdo itth ecosnefiarated, and ordered the
, e iollowing curious occurrence took place on the
`oth late et M,iss all town in the Arrhige :—A
minutes
andofe her.dsat'hater small
both delivered within two
The two
itch other of a male child eiiiht
for the mothers, a
pb4elLiiorrsrzere put into one cradle while the midwife wasnd
lie. necessary the necessary offices
boy's, it
"Len her attention was turned to the new-born eoys,i
"5 impossible for her to recognise which was the uncle
and which the nephew. The good people of the country
Cannot, ner perhaps can any one else, find any other
Cleans of deciding upon their maternity than by lot.
• z 5.1,17 AND YOZACNS.
Two girls, named Ellen Hart and Emma West, who
had very much the appearance of tountry-bred
were charged at the Mansion-hotise with having plun-
dered a shop in Greenwich of about 30 yards of doeskin
cloth, value 4/. They had taken the cloth from the door,
and had then set off for London per railroad. A servant
of the plundered she followed them, proceeded
to London by the same train, saw them both get into ae
cob at the terminus, and gave them into custedy, th
stolen Property being found in the cab. They were come
mitred, and en their arrival at Newgate, were re-
cognised as old offnders.
Richard Marshall, a cab-driver, was brought up for
final examination, at the Guildhall, charged with mis-
behaviour in driving in Cheapside, on the night of the
Ist September, whereby John East, an omnibus-
verof , was shaken from his seat, and, fulling on his head,
was severely, injured. East produced his doctor's bill,
Which amounted to 111. 125., whereupon Mr. Alderman
Farebrother very properly animadverted upon the
e
enornaity of the charge, observing, on king
items, that there was physic enoughloo chargedover fc, th
to
poison half-a-dozen people. East had, on the previous
day, offered to take 31., and, on payment of the same,
the prisoner was discharged.
At Queen-square, John Henry Doughty, the
.badpro-
prietor of a coffee-shop, at 5, Chapel-street, Wetrnin
ster,
character, was convicte
and finedd of harbouring persons of notoriously
20s.
brought before Mr. Long, at Marylehone, upon
various
charges of embezzlement. It appeared that she was a
Charwoman, and in various instances in which she had
been entrusted with money to change, or to procure
goods, she had walked away, and appropriated it to
her corn use. She was remanded.
There were 120 men, women, and children
ee brought up
to the Lambeth-strt Police-court, by the parishoeffi of St. George's in the East, for the purpose
too I
gttin.
relaug.
Passes signed, preparatory to their being
sent
A cooper, named John Shepherd,
was fined Ss. at
Union-hall for cruelty to a dog.
At Woolwich, yesterday, John Giles, a de
eMploy of Mr. John Munyard, omnibus
proprietor
analtt
Greenwich, was charged with committateg,
in the em-
n
upon John May Walters, omnibus con conductor
Kloy of Mr. Pershouse, van proprietor,The masters of
prisoner and the prosecutor were rival omnibus pro-
tors,
t°rs, and the assault, which was most brutal and
isu,nas-
Provoked, was committed while the complainant
setting down his passengers. Mr. Jeremy committed
l'platnyintgo
aDifiani(elstonegaol for three months, in default of
Yesterd °f
51•
!lied for the
Mary Weller,
65 years of age, who has
herself the lest thirty years in Battersea, surrenderedf_e_ony
!which' ilkttld'Wbandsworth to answer two charges opfohlson
Ist,ehietEit,,tioe%r,h3eat.Jeaetti Preferred against her by Mr. at B ° "as Purchased the extensive nursery-grounds
e in the occupation of Allan and Rogers.
tai f etil,eor old woman had taken a verbena plant of the
e „r i
afoout one penny, for the purpose of purchasing
et(i,ftee___forortehmeapnn
rfp. •orslelerofdastuegahlitnegr,z urged in her de-
Jole prosecution. The poor creature washowahsaasllehgitehdert.
borne an irreproachable character, was fined 20s.
137412*----P4l.BlllXoNreert z, ea.
~ Yesterday the Lord Chamberlain, Earl Delawarr, at
!litT. request of her Majesty, issued from his office invi-
t ions to the French Ambassador and Countess de St.
Aulaire, the Duke of Wellington, Sir Robert Peel, the
~.ctr,l, of Aberdeen, the earl of Jersey, the Earl of Liver-
ruor! Bte., to participate in the regal gaieties at the Castle
during the -visit of Louis Philippe. According to the
remain
cards, the party is to assemble on Weduesday next, and
till Monday. There is to be a grand banquet in
St. George's Hall on the llth.
The Earl of Aberdeen, immediately on his arrival in
town from. Woolwich yesterday afternoon, had an inter-
!!e with Sir. Robert Peel and Lord Stanley. The
H0we...l Earl goes to Windsor Castle on Wednesday next.
tentlhs Excellency Baron Castle
gave a splendid en-
far aiNnirinent last evening, at Ashburnham House, to all
lnisters in town. The banquet was given as a
tfa_r..e.''e 1 to Count Ne;selrode, who departs for Russia
i',?:_°,l,ly- There were present the Duke of Wellington,
lilar itinbert Peel. the Earl of Aberdeen, Lord Stanley,
leestei'Ke'll'-ney Baron Aberdeen,
his Excellency M.
koff- 'his ExcellerioY Chevalier Bunsen, Prince Solti-
o , Prince Radzivill, Viscount Canning, the Right
feAlestsa.eekhodaerl,esuA.
drbenuthenrgot,, Mr. Addington, Count Dmitry
M. de Kowiriaffsky, M. G. de
were l'iclrseltY, M. Longanoff, M. Libenski, &c. Covers
Theiriaid tor upvvarde of twenty personages.
i,r.n Selene Highnesses Prince Ernest of Hesse and
vveilai
:acre;
rE 1 ward of Saxe Weimar arrived yesterday by the
tontwerPiT, and landed at the St. Katharine'
er. From the gale of wind of the previous
ciee,"e'htit id t was greatly feared the Antwerpen would have
detained at Flushing, but this powerful ship got
out in spite of the weather, and effected her passage in
good time.
n!Count Nesselrode leaves town to-day for Hainburgh,
b.wil..oute fur St. Petersburgh. Count Dmitry Nesselrode
_prolotig his stay iu this country until about the
-.Kittle of the present month.
The Count de St. Aulaire had, not reached the embassy
in Manchester-square at to o cluck last night, but his
arrival etas hourly eapeeted. There appears to be no
atl:longer any doubt as to the precise period of Louis Phi.-
ll:yea-
rs. departure for this country. His Majesty will
rthepoorittioine
alfitoeiraao3o-I,ltohfet7htehsisnmst:tridt:ya.nd land
11erktsiantoTu
.11is Excellency LI. Van de Weyer, the Belgian Mi-
roster, has arrived in town.
The Marquis of Granby has left England for a short
le_rrioold, Purposing to make a tour through Holland and
~.,e,. any during the ensuing six weeks. His Lordship
"ell return to town about the middle of November.
i4.eia.,ieleinoitinifts fromDzisibcili*lnioaf3thaelfZ,ltady Heytesbury
a very precarious state ; but her Ladyship has
:8 ri ' 1 iy rallied since yesterday. The answer to inqui-
at one o'clock to-day was---" Her Excellency is
unlewhat better."
ee.l'tards of 70 passengers embarked from South-
„lott n yesterday, Oct. 3, for the East and West Indies
e',,"._11 he Mediterranean ; these, and their friends who ac-
t,suelPoanied them to take leave, may be computed at 1,000
Ipre_ll winehave visited that town within the last two or
end e.claYs• On Tuesday night every hotel was crowded,
noorsin many beds were obliged to be made up on the
Amon
.et,_.gst the notices of insolvency in the Dublin Ga-
_,. ,
t,
_c of last evening is that of " Mr. Thomas O'Brien,
ci,"_??e,ly of Fairfield, County- Galway, and late a stepen-
p`uujoetzingtisstrate." This was one of Earl de Grey's ap-
The e- • .
Wbu_ . ognie driver of the branch railway from Tewkes-
to Ashehurch, met wilh a very serious accident on
procure? '!Y afternoon. It appears that the engine was
Itn_ry'va,tde.tandgy
pfraoeme, Ashchurch towards Tewkesbury at a
when the driver, fancying something
7,,e. ng with the wheels, incautiously placed his feet
4.1_,e Steps of the engine, and in leaning backwards to
rtt'ilik_
.an examination, his body came in contact with the
„_`-cle, of a bridge recently erected. The poor fellow
0,17_ !Ilpnaeiliately thrown off the engine, which passed
portscolftni,.and severely injured his head, feet, and other
his person.
G()o.l2ll.etßoyat Yorkshire Hussar Regiment of Yeomanry,
y, 14 rong, assembled on Wednesday in the city of
of itnk(!. for tht-i r annual week ;f duty, under the command
,Fiser Noble Colonel, the Right lion. Earl De Grey.
ehae" E.tnnual exhibition and dinner of the Vale of Eve-
,' in Agricultural Association took place on Wednes-
ii3e ~,
14e .the show of stock was, generally speaking, satis-
be.!.Y. In some departments there was a deficiency,
.`" n others an increase, and the average in this way
tera leafy sitetained. .
btitil:-)_olytechnie Institution is proposed to be formed in
ttirtl:l?, on the plan of that in Regent-street. Mr. Grey
te,te(i whose peineld• t o,t Feilerali:qn has rwe, nay at-
lottrider:" '4l'ol netiee, is aenouticed as Sreretary to the
1:111 buke of Devenehire has recently presented to
t"ie eethedral library at'Liamore, a s lendid volume no the the Psalter in Greek, printedP in. fac similefroni