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London, England, 1844-10-24 00:00:00

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"I• nilippe and the Qucen were expected to leave
-,and return to St. Cloud, on Wednesday (yesterday).
Ilia '

; Royal Highness the Duke D'Aiiiniae, left St.
The
on Ounday, fur Eu.
Captain
Moniteur Parisien says :—" It is announced that
to Ptthe 4in &eat, Governor of the Marquesas, is promoted
grade of Commander of the Legion of Honour."
M4lle, trial of M. de Montmorency, Prince de Robecq,
ondo distribution of seditious emblems, came on on
nrii)_aY, before the Court of Assize of the Seine. The
pr
gee de Robecq was defended by M. Berryer. The
.."elltion was conducted by the Avocat-General. It
theproved that there had been seized at the house of
toble defendant, busts of the Duke de Bordeaux,
lae btk'ks containing entries, showing that these em-
Ge'n's of sedition, as they were styled- by the _Avoca.t-
ti had been distributed and sold. M. Berryer
denied that there was anything political in the affa
7,6 serted, that the society was purely one of charity.
bou
_jur, after deliberating only five minutes, pro-
Tred a verdict of acquittal.
a dire new suspension-bridge over the Seine, by which
of ct communication is established between the town
hikers, benbl, and the communes of Colorabe and Gene-
e„. was opened to the public on Sunday with great
initehin"Y, by the Prefect of the Seine and the other
„.orities of the department.
/I_ he inauguration of the church of St. Vincent do
took place on Monday morning. At half-past
Zen
arrti a large body of the clergy assem bled in the Place
the Yette, and went in procession to the church, where
Archbishop of Pude immediately proceeded to the
consecration
The L •
*to yens mail was overturned on the 16th instant,
ta est enin_
b g down the Platrieres, near Aix. The horses
it j,saway, and the carriage acquired :nth velocity that
The
ungovernable and felt into a ditch.
_ -k_tie rank of officer of the Legion of Honour has been
ye...infered' on the Abbi Coquerea, canon of St. Denis,
el7l_o went out as chaplain to the squadron under the
lnirnand of the Prince de Joinville.
rlonel
'hullo, Aid-de-camp to the Duke d'Aumale,
Inade known to the Director of the Museutn at
.I,firiseilles, to be communicated to that at Paris, that the
rri„ has sent a leopard and a male and female lion
Lae Garden of Plants. The leopard is on board the
lise, and is expected from day to day to arrive at
r4eille The lions were left at Bona, in care of
General Randon, who will send them over by the first
ePPortunit
Teeejournal des Chemins de Fer states that the works
4'f the railroad from Avignon to Marseilles are being
bared with such activity, that the line will in all pro-
y be opened much sooner than was at first eipected.
the Echo d'Alais informs us that great damage was
e Gin that department last week by heavy rains. At
Plet Fltnde Courbe, on the railroad, there was a com-
,olnee Inundation • several of the rails were loosened, and
Th°l the work's on the line seriously injured.
vete Constitutionnel states that the appointment of M.
n 0 ;certain,
Lessens as Consul-General at Alexandria is
;certain, and that he will soon proceed to his post.
pt• Mitchell, the director of the approaching English
Th'ertoaeces in Paris, has arrived to make the necessary
411gealente for the season, which commences at the
atre Italien about the 20th of the ensuing month.
thr'ebe Piedmontese Gazette, of the 15th, states that the
on tee_sbary shocks of earthquakes were felt at Dumonte
do." 13,b, but it does not appear that any damage was
done hy them.
q0:„Ille of the Madrid papers mention that the Spanish
to —rnment intends to send an order to England I*(s the
,iet4struction of three steamers and three sailing ships.
etters from Cordova of the 11th inst. mention that a
qe ,landed proprietor in the neighbourhood of Euente
et II", in the Quebradas, had been carried off by a troop
lide
ste,ra who demanded 50,000 reels ransom. The
to he or Wavarro, and seven other brigands, were said
the authors of this act of violence.
7..8.107 AND POLXCZ.
The lien. William Ross Touchet, who some months
ii? zeverely wounded Mr. Thomas Smith, the proa-
lpetor or a shootince-gallery, in Holborn, by firing..
4111°_1 at him, was tried at the Central Criminal Court
4entutte on the ground of insanity.
tollb the I,Tedw'CourtGeorge Oberhouser,ther
aforrtieslteesa,litnhge
IN S. of Chinese blue, value 61., and o
eel),
Ntk rtY of Messrs. De la Rue and others, his employers,
eui sentenced to be kept to hard lab our for six calendar
At
oa lging in the Guildhall Isaac Higgs, aged 1,
paper-stainer,rbbght
L
Upper Ground-street, Lambeth, was b
t Alderman Wilson, charged with committing
Ivho
wruerous assault on Robert Collins, a City policeman,
tii4tit Mon duty in St. Paul's Churchyard, on Sunday
havi • The prisoner tripped u p thepothlieceheamadn,
untiland
ho h thrown him down beat him about .
`'ll.,.Pit,ilteseless. Ile was fully committed, and the City
r was d' ected to prosecute.
4 IT
surgeon7toLewis, the wifeof
CMorn.d3u.iLt-estwriees,t,vewtearsinarrey.
141, anded f• d Lamb's
-yard, ,
standef_re.4l. Clerkenwell, charged with stabbing her
with a fork.
Bidin `‘""n-square, William Hunt, a watchmaker, re..-
ie.gair at 67, Lower Sloane-street, was charged with il-
tel.,l"Yol3reapwaniril.ig two watches, which had been given to
was sentenced to pay the sum of 61.,
,i, value of the watches, and 51. penalty for the illegal
as locke ug, and in default be committed three months. lle
Captains William Breeden, wail charged, at Marlbo-
entie. street with having committed an assault n a
atre,ttnttl named Falconer, living
Isark• 'tile complainant walking along the Hay-
at No. 7, Wilton-irese. t, about tvrelve o'clock at night, when he suddenly
a tc:'_',°d a blow on his body from the defendant, who was
stranger to him. A witness stated that ho had
Y 'watched the defendant, who, as he passed
tookb's no street, menaced persons with his cane, but ho
likei Special care to avoid any man whose bulk appeared
finelftnuseeell.l.re retaliation.. Mr.. Maltby inflicted the full
At 2 two months' imprisonment.
of Xe inea-hall, George Henry Brenton, an apothecary,
re„er%Pcrt-street, Lambeth-walk, was brought up for
death of charged with assaulting and causing the
result -• ,Larv, his wife, and again remanded, until the
A lad the in' quest should be known.
milted f aged fifteen, named Edwin Franks, was corn •
tuttin rkial Wandsworth, upon a charge of feloniously.
the ethg,,,ad wounding_Charles Wheeler, a coal-porter, in
°14170141 °fliarvey, a coal-merchant, in Clapham
eeet,or • The prisoner had thrown a stone at the pro.-
' Which had laid his eve open and smashed his

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43u.1t7r----rjs.sl""llugito arrive at
4Dilley //like of Wellington is- expected
Of am 'ue royal banquet on the occasion of the op
Monday next, from WalonerCastelen,intgo
at the
~..eastOew, Royal Exchnge. His Grace's party
w 1 'llealde Countess Powlett, Lord and LadydCh:irs..
Alkere,:"„tue Right Hon. Charles Arbuthnot, and h 11 ureville.
anti te,Ptike and Duchess of Leinster, and Lord Onto;
laa, '"Y Jane Fitzgerald, arrived at Carton Honse,...n.,
and Dot Ireland, on Monday
.week, from the. 1-1,..! :
obi dukes" of Bedford's seat, in BedfordshirEe.dm
The
/tte hai since gone on a visit to Mr. 1
onnell
1
Th
~ , at Glenarm Castle. ,
itMat Nris,„° -uuchess of Northumberland and Miss Percy,
Elehr,ttn,t Ossuiston, Lord and Lady Prudhoe, Lord
Sir "' tne llon. Henry Liddell, M.P., and Miss Liddell,nd
White and Lady Ridley, Sir Charles
.asna
Gay 4°114, the He, . Cantain Grey, Lady Georgi d
abotrYe%)Mr. IL Ilinden, M:P., and Mrs. Hinde, an
sions ,--50 of the local:gentry, were present at the ses-
ef x ul_li at Alnwick on Thursday
.last.
.The Duke
hon:tirtureberland was prevented by indispositionfrom
Lorttilnßrtnhe gay scene by his presence.. • ,
qratto_ 13 ugham, who arrived at his residence in
intend u-street, on Tuesday night, from Brougham 1
to .s to leave town on Saturday for Paris, on his way
Learned
estate in the south of France. The Noble and
a4c'rtileci 14'1'4 Purposes to return to this country by tn
,r,ng af Parliament.
tr , ue, Duke of Norfolk will entertain the Arundel
Wed-
The
,' 'llueatrps of Yeomanry Cavalry at dinner, next W d t.,Ny, Arundel.
n..Ple Marquis of Anglesey and ILady Adelaide Paget
t‘).""Ted at Hichinbroke, near Huntingdon, on Saturday,
(I, visit the Earl and Countess of Sandwich, and on Monn_-_-
itnYd left for Dow nham Hall, Suffolk, on a visit tod.Lstirnd-
ttlish.eacilyeirWefe rhoevvrel.ett, who are entertaining a '
inn The
--ii, Marquis
and Marchioness of Clanricarde, family,
Maple' a
at til‘le Earl of Uxbridge and Ladies Paget have arrived
Bruin seat in Hertfordshire, from Gordon Castle, North
den so
where the Noble Earl and daughters have
,t.',',l,Rojourning some time with the Duke and Duche-
itaehmond.
The
ttr, Earl and Countess of Westmorelita e-
' ned to town from Orleans House, Twickenham, where
MAY
have have r
_ orcile:refircrhitiiitg:hstt.aying with the Earl and Countess of
kt,°,lllngton. The Earl and Countess leave for Berlin in
fr, ountess of Jersey comes to town on Saturday,
expressly to be present at the entertain.
intha tc, be given on Monday next at the Royal Ex-
tni..nge. The Ladies Clementina and Adele Villiers rp-
, in at Brighton.
rtkeLord Adolphus Fitzclarenco has arrived at his apart
etF, in St. James's Palace, from Cowes, Isle of Wight.
rtLILSVNIZZaLINTIOiIni.
Sorn,
w. 1
_, weelcs since William Howlett, an aged labourer,
Piltii;clailarrgved, at the Hatlington Petty Sessions, by Mr.
Lair' 'nag Keen, farmer, of Chinner, with having gleaned
pen k yint of beans, his property, of the value of one
The bench expressed their disapprobation of
and left it to stand over till the next. sessions,
,etng that Air. Keen would not pursue it. At the next
,t;''lns the c4rge was renewed, and the old man was
thr:mitted to Oxford gaol for trial at the sessions. At
to sessions on Tuesday, the Chairman, in his address
tketne grand jury, said " he was sorry to see the case in
,i
,easlenda ; and they ignored the bill. rice t week, a girl, named Martha David, in the ser-
te(' of Mr. Thomas, of Walton West, in Pembrokeshire,
atirdie.ertook, for a Willing wager, to carry a quantity of. A Y, ot the enormous weight of 5001b5., a distance of
Y Yards which she accomplished, without being in the
IN, t distr ssed.
A,,T.e; annual meeting of the West Surrey Agricultural
q";a"e4i `attion, took place on Tuesday, at the Red Lion,
414:1`ng, J. M. Molyneux took the chair. There
were, 111.'0 present Mr. Trotter, M.P. ; Mr. Mangles,
""--k,
..'.. ; Mc.ssrs.- Drummond, Leach, Currie, Lieut. Ward,
l' "1•; the Rev. Mr. Boys, and a number of other gen-
;,92len. of the neighbourhood and nearly 200 of the
"'itinciPal farmers belonging to this division of the county.
"•°"1(laY, pursuant to a requisition to the High Con-