The Sun.
London, England, 1845-12-12 00:00:00

NORFOLK SAUCE.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE TINES. •
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SIR,—As I cannot doubt your sympathy wit / boi
poorer countrymen, in the event of a scarcity,
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to send you my receipt for dressing a very simple al
NORFOLK CURRY.
Take a duke, no matter how foolish, but the fet.tertitilli
better, stew him down with "peppers, and a yarlide
things of that description," and serve him uP,,„100
principal dish at an agricultural meeting—anY '—
cut him up. ►fnot
This is a very warm dish to the stomach ; "frsir
latable at first," wash it down with a glass or two
punch.—Yours truly, ),So'
HANNAH Gl,

Beefsteak Club, Dec. 12.
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INCENDIARY FIRE REWARDS.--PrOC,.-,- 0i 17,
were issued yesterday. offering the f. um of lON- °pia'
Majesty's Government, as also 20/. from the Harlot.epor
Association, for the apprehension and conviction of of Of,
suns who set fire to and destroyed about forty acres pot
thrashed barley, a large barn, cow-shed, cart-lad
' calves, and a pony, the property of Mr. Thomas Ili.; r,
Latton, near Harlow ; also the sum of 50/. fora 'l.O,
covery of those parties who destroyed an outbuildelebed
longing to John Shand, Esq., of Penyborn Hall, Pd atr
shire, whereby six loads of unthrashed wheat an
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valuable property were consumed. tedllN
SCHOOL FOR THE INDIGENT BLIND.--x es- taut
general meeting of the subscribers to the above intfot r.
was held at the London Coffee-house, Ludgate-bili,
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purpose of receiving the general and financial report,ooo7
other general business. Lord Radstock was unaietell,ll4„
called to the chair. The report showed that the
in a generally healthy state, that the sphere of tb
tion will ere long be more extended, and that,
charity will shortly be second to none in the metor;
the current account, after defraying the necessall,,e,he trr"
a balance of about 4001. remained in the hands or ,Isteetos
surer. The report was declared to be highly sa,thl os°
and unanimously adopted; and, after thanks to
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Chairman, the proceedings concluded.
RAILWAY FORGERY.—Yesterday informatiTbolt
given, with a description of a person named Robertfreei
son, who, it is alleged, obtained by false pretence 00174
, William Eitchins, of the Hall of Commerce, in
,_ xeretl,,,j
needle street, a banker's receipt for 120/., being t,ueb
of deposit on forty shares in the British and 9 Rorie
Railway Company, and afterwards, by means 0,,,A te,,e
obtained scrip, Nos. 19,441 to 19,480. He is stet; Ili
' about forty-four years of age, of florid comPlefitie:ooP
black curly hair; is a bootmaker by trade, anu
lived at Croydon. The ,i4if
HiGuwav ROBBERY WITH VIOLENCE.-7; ?It,*
lowing was received and circulated yesterday :',eoleSo
night last. Mr. John Davies, of the Eagle's lull, hip 11,..,PP
in Shropshire, was returning home, and was wit"e'd sx'Llf
mile of Ellesmere, when three men attacked him, a, seY_%"o
desperate struggle, in the course of which be ',"-the bbd
beaten and Lis pockets rifled, they threw him inif, tbs
and made off, leaving upon the ground the property e
robbed him of, with the exception of a tin cl", ler" of
Ellesmere Order of Odd Fellows, marked with tbe
One of the men is described as apparently
.twettrhesl);o.°o
twenty-four years of age, five feet seven or eight 'Ateesed_"e,r,
with very dark hair and long visage, and was "nrci sritirO
dark surtout coat; another about the same age, n-erell,tl
wore a dark jacket. The third, who appeared aeft.et,
youi.ger, and is very short, wore a sailor's round,laciioeil.,„oo
very tight, and around cap, which appeared to be gs.oe
yll
had no peak. The first mentioned is supposed to lie sen
marked about the face by Mr. Davies in the stragg et
of them more or less marked.
~noitteer is
NEW DOCKS AT LIVERPOOL.—TheA It
the Dock Trust are proceeding to Parliament for roe, dai
construct several large new docks, on an exteesrig ./cfor
present principally covered with buildings. preen, 006.
states, that the Committee will apply to Fartss" igh' 0,
power to purchase all the property west of a ,a`„,plalsee'i
drawn from the end of Kitchen-street to CahnnitobilW
that point opposite the Custom-house where Mrs,,' v is
property is situated. This line, it will be seen fr,oo"
rule on the map, runs at the back of the houses
„1 pifv,t)s
street, enters Hurst-street, and crosses Garden-st'4;oo Poi
street, Sparling-street, and along to the term uP' in Pore
lower end of Kitchen-street. All the warehouse.an 00,1
Sperling. street, and all Wapping will disappear 1- san
dock, parallel with the King's Dock, 730 feet lenteoe bill
ning into the town 310 feet. At the Custora" ..6treefeeo
Salthouse Dock will be carried up towards MerseY oft o'o
proposed width being 380 feet, and its length 72° the
these two docks will intervene a third, opposite d 170 '',
Dock, extending to Hurst-street, 590 feet long a 8 pd yliet
These measurements are taken from the plan,
ciently accurate for the purpose of underni 7 teo
design. Around these docks is traced a space
sot"
wide for quays, sheds, or warehouses, an,c.l. CO !„ell'
boundary line from Kitchen-street to
house, will run what we suppose will be a public 10:vocnt
ing down, at intervals, to the Duke's Dock, iiingLay
It is also proposed ;to purchase a part of the Prnqc,
Sefton-street, for on the Harrington property' is,ao Y;el'
structed a large dock, beyond the Little 'To. rot
1,450 feet long, and 380 feet wide. This leviathan 0 c116,01$
low up the Harrington Dock, slips, &c. The all eal'
stop here. The committee proposes to purchase
Scotia, and in it to construct a large but irregula!
bracing the Manchester Basin, with depots
the
trade on each side, one approaching the baths, _
joining the graving docks. The premises to he Y
number 643.—Liverpool Albion. rain
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Cardinal Zacchia, who was raised to the
er,
only last year, died at Rome en the 28th Ult., 8"
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illness. 111,ter
TILE ROYAL SEA-BATHING INFIRMA.';,eid
for tueotjpa,
ing of the Directors of the above charity Was "e of tirleol
day, at the London Coffee-house, for the pure
the „it
acting the usual business of the Institution; 1.1 the Ole.
which, intelligence was communicated that .:Idesrtuleirocislr,,,,e_
the Treasurer, had rendered a full account of his te_;o
and that the balance had been paid into the banae7,ed 11'
credit of the charity. This announcement was ree
pn~co
the highest marks of approbation.
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DESPERATE ENCOTER BETWEEN the
AND AN ARMED PAKTY.UN
—On Sunday night, est sd,ee
police were on patrole, they met an armed part} .00d 'A 0
lenging them to surrender, a desperate eolith:, :eceielito
which one of the constabulary, named Culle rod
gun-shot wound, which dreadfully shattered his !",:;e ot
much difficulty the police succeeded in capturing
thef
gang.—Limerick Reporter.
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CRUEL AND HEARTLESS HOAX. n
him
evening last a disreputable person called
tO
sexton of Tynemouth church, and requested oble 40
the large bell immediately for a well-known re reieeiiica
tleman, whom he represented to have died asp_ tY
previously in a fit. The sexton, unsuspectbigLY and
with the request, and the consequence was, clergy
Ved feWtli.e
soon hastened to the consolation of the berea
fill
when the whole was discovered to be a sham s'
d health.
individual be at home and in his usl go
gorous effortsing are being made to discover the intsel''
cannot be too severely punished.—Fyne --Afereu/'