The Sun.
London, England, 1826-11-07 00:00:00

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

COUNTRY DIARY, THUAtiDAY, Not. 9.
Rage A. Shrewsbury, Talbot, Shrewsbury, at 11.
&ratan J. Hucknall Tokard, Puuch-howl, Nottingham-11,
Britntingharn W. Alonkwearmouth-shore, Monkwearmouth-sber.
Hotel--11.
Coney and Co. Leeds, Court-bousa, Leeds-11.
Garside J. Manchester, Star, Manchester-2.
Johnson W. Worksop, Red Lion, Worksop-12.
Lawson J. and G. Nottingham, Punch-bowl, Nottingham...AL
Marshall T. Nottingham, Punch-bowl, Nottingham-11.
Mears C. Stockport, White Lion, Stockport-4.
Miles W. Hereford, Shireliall, Hereford-11.
Oakey J. Cambridge, Greyhound, Cambridge--6.
Old J.-Bridgewater, Crown, Bridgewater-11.
Ousey J. Manchester, Star, Manchester-10.
Pearce J. W. Chester, Golden Lion, Chester-,-11.
Poole J. Brent Eleigli, Suffolk, White Lion, Hadleigh—a•
Potter J. Salford, Star, Manchester-9. ;-
Soinerfield .1. Bozwich, Walsall, Union, Birmingham-
Thomas J. Birmingham, Royal Hotel, Birmingham-12.
Tote W. Leeds, Court-house, Leeds-10.
Wilson I. Worksop, Red Lion, Worksop-12.
Wright S. Knutsford, Star, Manchester-10.

INSOLVENTS APPLYING TO BE DISCBARGW.
Petitions to be heard at Portugal-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields, Lee-

don, Nov. 10, at Nine.
Adams J. Putney, journeyman-wheelwright.
Barnett 'f. Isllngton, engraver.
Brown E. South Ockendon, surgeon.
Carnes W. Bermondsey, rope-maker.
ioloiley G. Walworth, tailor.
Dowling J. Red Lion-st. Spitalfielda, potatoe salesnum•
Harrison W. Queen-street, Rotherhithe, tailor.
Hama E. Great Tower-street, bricklayer.
Hanshew Rickmansworth, Herts, broker.
Hay J. Baldwin-street, City-road, dealer.
Hide W. Newington, butcher.
Jones D. Church-court, St. Martin's-lane, milkman.
M‘Dougal A. Wakefield, Yorkshire, tea-dealer.
Walker B. Spaldiug, Lincolnshire, cattle-dealer.

We understand that the patronage of the parish' Of
Dairsie has been purchased from Lord Elg inf
or the
Society for, improving Church Patronage SC°I.
land.--Fife Herald. •
held before
On Saturday evening, an in4uest was 7,oh;
T. Shelton, Eaq. at Bartholomew's Hospital, an'the bar: hl,;
Greathead, ostler, at the Angel Inn, Islington,wb° clw"
fall from a ladder.—Verdict " Accidental. Death."
Nlußntß.—A horrid crime was cairldittea ;at
cottage on Barnet-common, at about half-past II
tilt-day night, on a labouring man named Lawford, about 2S yientii,
of age, who had for these two years past cohabited with 11„fe
named Susan Bartrup, alias Long Suke. The parties bed
him which tl ey ha
d often done before, and it appear*
him immediately beneath the collat-bone on the right side with ev.,
desperation that he died almost instantly. The wretilie4l win
herself gave the first intimation of the affair, by running 00,
the cottage, and exclaiming " Murder !" Her next door nit,
bout, Daniel Jenkins, on entering her apartment, and
fiti°'
' Lawford lying on the ground, ran to alarm others ; awl too?'"
sons, named Cook and Field, were soon on the spot, when 114
found the wretched woman, who had now become perfectiic"
scions of the horrid deed she had committed, supporting the r 3
of the horrid victim to her passion, but he had now etr;,.;
The parties immediately sent to two surgeons of the viein;
and also for a constable, to secure Susan Runup. Ail;‘,l
hardly necessary to add that on the arrival of the Mt'
gentlemen, their professional aid was useless. The jot'''.
ment with which Bartrup perpetrated the deed
butcher's knife; it was found on the table, covered with s e
o'clock on Sari
e I
From the direction of the wound, it is conjectured that Le
it i•
was reclining in a chair when the fatal blow was 'truck, obefore
stated to us that his cheek was slightly grated by the Ott mitre
it entered his side. Bartrup was secured and taken te t". ~,tt,
at Barnet, Where she awaits the decision of the corente'
which sits this morning on the body._ County Chronicle,