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London, England, 1845-01-09 00:00:00

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The Marquis and Marchioness of Ely are e%P d
in town from Brighton in the course of the ensuing
The Marquis and Marchioness of Ormonde and tbe
Page, who had been for some weeks on a visit °ff
Earl of Shannon's, and latterly at Lord Lismore'S•
returned to Kilkenny Castle.
The Earl of Erne has left Crom Castle for Brig.hote°,°
where the Noble Earl intends sojourning for some tl
His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland ell if
tained a distinguished party at dinner on Saturday'
the Viceregal. Lodge.
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The Austrian Ambassador and the Countess Die`'tfi,ol'
stein returned to Chandos House yesterday afters
from a visit to her Majesty at Windsor Castle.
Sir George Talbot, Bart., and family, have arrift"'
Grosvenor-square, from the Isle of Wight.
Mr. Angerstein, Sir Arthur Ashton, Sir Francis Sire:
Bart., Colonel Bradford, Hon. Mr. and Mrs. B. F'fr/
Mr. Yorke, M.P., have been among the fashionable
tants at Folkestone during the preceding week. ot,'
Lord and Lady Delamere, Mr. Wilbraham Bier O!'
Lady Egerton and Miss Egerton, Colonel and irell
Th mkinson, and Captain Cotton, have joined the c.„o'
assembled at the Marquis and Marchioness of Vire&
ster's, at Eaton Hall, Cheshire.
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Her Majesty, with her accustomed generositl'itil
given, we are informed, out of her privy purse, the
of 1,000/. a year to Sir Augustus D'Este, which Di 1
to the sum Sir Augustus lost by the death of the des
the Duke of Sussex.
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The fine American line of packet ship, Prince
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entered the St. Katharine Docks yesterday
with an
usually large number of cabin and steerage passelV
and a full miscellaneous cargo, comprising a large
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tity of American beef, pork, cheese, and other o,e-toti*
tions of articles of food, the produce of the United
for home consumption in this country.
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His Royal Highness Prince Albert, in his capec.„ill
a Knight of St. Patrick, has given 100 L, in addi?'",
the gift of 200/. by her Majesty, towards the repairs
restoration of St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin.
On Thursday night, one of the gamekeepers lot;
employ of John Kerrich, Esq., of Geldeston
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folk, was most desperately wounded by poachers,
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now lies in a dangerous state.
During the last two or three days between zu-
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300 sail have arrived in the river, which have Will
back in the channel by the.late strong easterly win?,
which fortunate circumstance has been the means °:
ting into employment a vast number of labourers $,,.2,14?
several docks, who, Of late, have endured much po',#),P
owing to the continued non-arrival of the laden
fe ,;.sl' There has also been a very large increase of 0111e-joe'f
the pool, which, in many instances, have gone iutt),`, gY
so as to discharge their cargoes
more speedily. 'l'') 00, rival of" foreigners" in the West India, Londolij tfr
St. Katherine Docks have been considerable, 141 ii, (1"
greatest activity is manifested in the several f/0t.,)01'
m p.:rtents of the Custom-house. Numerous arriv*
daily exprett d from China and th, East Indies. .1P11;
Yesterday the half-yearly meeting of the RoYsvros,,, tiago Mining Company took place at the office,l3.-01P:i
street Buildings, John Robertson, Esq., in. the idi.l
when a report was read by the•secretary, from *to
appeared that the quantity of ore raised i %live.;
months was 3,948 tons, of which 1,644 tone h sd 13' or;
producing nett 15,689/. 68. 3d. Bills of lading for 01.0"
cargoes more have been received. The totthl reeele es
the six months were 40,1471. Bs. ld.,%hich, after tsoic
penditure, left a balance of 16,8721. ss. Id., from ;Or
the Directors recommended a dividend of 21. perred'
After some further proceedings, the meeting soi°ll

DEATH OF A CHILD FROM SUFFOCATIOO
terday Mr. Baker held an inquest at the Lond°"dae
pital, on the body of Adam Sullivan, aged fourteen 01$
Jane Sullivan, mother of deceased,
said that, eith,.e°oer
seemingly a healthy child, he was continuallY.6c.
ing. On Sunday night last, in order to quiet ii)11
she gave him some castor oil, and place)h teb"
by her side in bed. When she awoke on vt-:. tb°
loving morning she found him quite dead.
Coroner—Did not send for a medical maa.
said she had had seven other children, but they weijer
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dead ; they had all died in their infancy from sittil-g.'ehis"
menzles, or hopping cough. Mr. John Liddell, surcf;tttil
said that he had seen the body of deceased. Ilose"
buted death to gutrocation, by being pressed too'''l weh
its 'mallet's side. The deceased appeared to have,on'
pkoperly attended to. The Coroner said that the Beb
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tion of the mother to her child when living Wasrl3.ttter
her favour. Under the circumstancas, it would h*„„ord.
to return a verdict of " Found dead," which woes
recorded.
SHREWSBURY, WOLVERHAMPTON, DUDLE. AS°
BinmINGRAI,4I lilthwAy.—On Tuesday a meeting 7;4,
inh,bilants of West Bromwich was h( ld at the may.
mouth Arms, for the purpose of supporting this r,el_pcjecit
'The meeting was numerously and respectably
anti resolutions supportini, the proposed line welt IP'
mously passed.— IV olverh'ampton Chronicle.

Several of the Paris journals state that the hin.,
tends, in a few days, to give a grand I,ete at Verson:
The President of the Council and the Minister:
Foreign Affairs, Marine, and Commerce on Mend.,ati,
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tended the Committee of the Deputies on the Anil
at which M. Sauzet presided, and successively gnr„
planations on the different points of the Spet,,u,_ef:
the throne. They also laid several documents u
the Committee.
The printed bills on the budget and supplemOtt
credits were distributed to the members of the Claso
of Deputies.
$1 M. Sauzet, President of the Chamber of Deputies,
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M. Hebert, Procureur-General, have been liftmen '
menders of the Legion of Honour. ~
. rt, i " Letters from Syria," says the Monzt pa
eur to
" inform us that fresh dissensions have arisen be
the Druses and the Maronites."
A deputation from the subscribers to a fund fel::
chasing a sword for Admiral Dupetit Thouar9_,,e
waited upon him on the subject. The Admiral thov
them for their intentions, but declined the present,
We perceive by the Swiss journals of the 3d, th°tero
question of the Jesuits continues to excite great in
oir
throughout Switzerland. Popular meetings to pri„.
against their introduction into Lucerne have been ,;:
at several places. The Government of Lucerne Oa
fixed in its determination to protect them, and int 9;,
back a deputation from Zurich, which had g°°,,n.
Lucerne to request the revocation of the decree iill ~sl,'
of the Jesuits, totally without hope of any change tf',,;
place in the intentions of the Government of the 0
canton.
The following is an extract of a letter fr,n Niee,dl;,:
Dec. 31:—" A grand bail was given last week 111
Hotel de France, by Mr. Roberts, the London L
to all the principal residents at Nice. Unfortune
terrible
.fracas took place after supper, between);
gentlemen, in consequence of a remark made by °n
them respecting a young lady who was present 5t
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W
ball. From high words they proceeded to
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the parties, a captain in the French service, gave
in the face to another officer, a captain in the Bus
Imperial Guard, and the Russian immediately rettio,
the compliment, not upon the French officer, but
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an officer in the Sardinian service, an aid-de-camp r'
Governor of Nice. They then procured pistols, onui,:
proceeding to fight a duel in one of the rooms °,
Hotel de France, across a table, when the Guli e
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himself, who had been sent for, fortunately arrive
prevented them from committing a deliberate WI be
'They were all immediately put under arrest, and off to prison."
The following are the principal English farrae3k
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Nice :—Marquis and Marchioness of QueensberPo
Lady Flora Douglas, Lord Drumlanrig, Earl dipi;
bigh and family, Lord Monson and family, Mr. sn°,,v
Caroline Baillie and family, Mr. and Lady Isabe'irso
John, Mr. and Lady Ilarriett Baring, Lady Musgp
Hon. Mr. Gore and family, Hon. Mrs. Berkeley
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lion. Mrs. Grant, Admiral Dundas and family, tire°
Collett, Colonels Radler, Blake, Smith, Aubrey, Sre'
/LAW ILND POZZO3I. ,7
In the Bankruptcy Court, the further hearing Ofri
case of J. Q. Harris, the hat manufacturer of Soutb
and late M.P. for Newcastle-under-Lyme, was ad.l°
to the 11th of March.
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On the arrive', of the Judges at the Central Crw,','
Court the enlarged calendar was circulated, by vili,l;,„
appears that, since the commencement of the se',,''
38 prisoners have been committed for trial, which ,liis,,'
the aggregate of 129, down to the evening of Tuesur%
Thomas Bartholomew Robert, aged 38, for Inkt,r';io
Abigail Istal, his wife Sarah being then and now ''lll
was sentenced by the Common Se.rgeant to six 0'
imprisonment with hard labour. 4
At the Middlesex Sessions Mary Ann Darlott,
23, was charged with stealing three night.gow°Vl
other articles, described as the property of Wm' pi
The articles were entrusted to a little girl, for the
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pose of taking them home to the owner, who rest'
Goswell-street. On her way she was met by the prt
who enticed her into Claremont-square on prete
sending her on an errand, for which she promised
sixpence when she returned. The child, after '
hesitation, accepted the offer, the prisoner pronoi9ll3,V
mind the clothes until her return, but when shelt .
back neither clothes nor woman were to be found- 0# ,
jury found her guilty. The Judge, in passing sell'tei
said such cases had of late become very cony, '.
and he was determined to make an example 0f.,,
offenders whenever they came before him. The outfit
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of the Court therefore was, that she be imprison 7 - '
the term of six months; six weeks of which to be sod'
James Tuskett, a shoemaker, residing at No, in. fr,
court, Gray's Inn-lane, well known as a. Corniolliii
Devonshire wrestler, was convicted at Clerkenveeo;
violently assaulting Thomas Cannon, potbay t° oi
Adams, a licensed victualler, of Gray's Inn•lane'vor
fined 40s. The prosecution was conducted by Mr' t••
combe, on the part of the Licensed Victuallers' Sol," 1
At hiarylebone, yesterday, Thomas Macnaen-000
schoolmaster, residing at 34, Richmond-street, P,,a tll
grove, was placed at the bar for re-examination, ',glo'
charge of having wounded police-constable Fillti- f°:
41 S, by striking him with an axe, and committed trial.
a e lil The case of Lord Huntingtower and Mr. Duckett "tle
on at the Southwark Police-conrt, and the latter ge-tio
man was ordered to enter into his own recognisanutsf4
to use threatening language to Lord Huntingtstoc
It appeared that Mr. Duckett had given Lord gnubi:i.
tower a written indemnification on his giving up tbie ill"
which his Lordship, on a former occasion, state,'
been extorted from him by threats.