The Sun.
London, England, 1845-01-24 00:00:00

SUMMARY OF NEWS

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On Sunday Louis Philippe received the
who went to take leave of his Majesty. llavii;Ssiw
presents to the rest, his Majesty addressed tclii;ou.4l4,ori
of Constantine, and said, smilingly, "A-9
have nothing to give ;" but Marshal Soult coon lel
ward, invested the chief with the cross of Comm:col
the Legion of Honour, a token which fluids of till
sparkle with great brilliancy. The dersritiLaren peel'
chiefs, which had been fixed for Tuesday', na" '-
ported till Thursday. sue'
It is stated that the Duchess de Nemours is $
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to add to the number of her family. 0
General O'Brien, who arrived in Englan,. 00
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time ago with dispatches from the Governmee"_;,
Video to Lord Aberdeen, has had an interview
Guizot on the affairs of the River Plate.
M. Bignon has been appointed President, de ssl.
Vatry Secretary, on the budget ; the Coue:sard Se;
vandy has been appointed President, and Pa• IL'ojoa
cretary, of the Committee on the Bill for the r
dot
M. Villemain.
The Sieele contradicts the statement of ttna;tlsl4l3odiei'.
Count de Montalivet voted with the Ministry- k ow-
n° Sec of the
sion of the Peers on the Address.
that he was not in the Chamber at the tio3B
division. sods!
The wind blew with such violence at Havre 00.„00,
morning, that the diligence of Laffitte, Caillardt pro
arriving from Paris. was thrown with so Mita 00
against the Ingouville gate, that the fore 09"91en.. t
sod
broken, and the passengers were obliged te
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enter the town on foot.
We read in the Presse :—" Two Englishielcolt
supping at the Maison-lloria on Saturday Ole
into their heads to go to the masked ball et bor
Not knowinr, that the Rue Lepelletier was close 004
they sent for a hackney-coach. The driver ell 00
them down, demanded three francs for the course:Si
the Englishmen refused to pay, deeming it hislich 00,4°`
at extortion. An altercation ensued, in w"-- asp
the Englishmen offered to box the coachnontbe
that purpose threw off his paletot and hat, which hose
near him on the kerb-stone. The battle 095:., ,•
positively declined, and the Englishman, en r boa,'
to put on his paletot and hat, found that sorne
stolen both." ..11 at 10'
malefactor named Anquex, lately s$ d
has given information which has lcd to thegeleAstill
fewer than 29 thieves, forming a band of iv' ds,
the
was the chief. They are almost all old offet,A"o-
have carried on their depredations in the guar; to
left bank of the river, extending from Bell" be'
girard.
Olozaga has arrived at Paris, where ittare_c Ase
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joined by his family. M. Cantero, the g.h7,0109:,/,
nance in the Olozaga Cabinet, has left rails 7.6100r,ie
d The remainder of the nefarious bane o'oo'o
.riven out of Paris by the late prosecution,* iota
tinned vigilance of the police, have Enigra rstglof,
banlieue. Three nights ago they found e
turning borne late, in the Rue St. Laurent,
and literally stripped him to his shirt. 05'
Education among the poorer classes ser-tor-ore
recent statistical account, to be making Breat
serti
Lombardy. More than 350,000 children of b°l4ooltot
now receiving instruction there in the pritilarido, 01
A few days ago, says the Journal de ‘`-nt to
gendarmes went to a vil'age in that departillei-001761:t
a man, who had for a slight offence been 00.4
week's imprisonment, but had not surrenclf6 ettro"
entered his bed-room, where they easy his vah-usbSroots°
just risen from bed, who declared that ber,,,," thstAis,
absent. The gendarmes, however, pereeiatijfete,
person was in bed, turned down the' clothesro 0100
man in the simple apparel of nature. :,`;`,,,sclo,
husband," said the man. " That story vnt„-AbalSi'
the gendarmes ; " if you were not the m,",„" deal,
would not be in that bed." They made lu'a'ordlott
go with them, but on their arrival at the t% 11;
they found that the man had told the tril,'o Pre'
they found the husband, who had just ba:d.
up, and learned for the first time that he -$
pie cant.

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In the Secondaries Court Mrs. Cock, roe..
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Hope public-house, Battersea, recovered 9..... e Or'
George Bass, a builder, residing in an:. sro itt"
porter and ale and various articles supplied pee:i3;ool,
Charles Dotesio came up to pass his flaak;o3 4001101
in the Bankruptcy Court, before Mr.,,- velP
Goulburn. The bankrupt had kept the Boy tee
Slough, and had lost upwards of 10,0004 bb-reog 6,5$
lation. The balance sheet, however, not tfis''
time, the further hearing was adjourned to i(0.
February next. of pe,
John Cadley, a groom to Mr. Sandersoo9., De 11
shire House, Hornsey-road, was summoned by 1,04
Thatcher to the Clerkenwell Police-court, ; °IY
lei
Mr. Douglas, of Torrington-park, with tillge,ol/
misconduct:—Mr. Douglas was in his ear, tiaier4
Hornserroad, when he saw the defendarlY.ool/10
turn his horse on the footpath, and drive farl fee
pre via 1,
to the imminent danger of passengers. -•-• fete,
and costs.
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At Marylebone, Mr. Joseph Morffarn, ttbEieg le,
Grove street, Lisson-grove, charged with nii' iplafr,
ted a series of cruel assaults upon his ferealeeses ~
named Eliza Milleman, a girl about sixteen/ asef,
was fined 40s. in 60,
Mr. Philip Merson Hewitt, a gentleman et, Apt
dent circumstances, residing in Spencer-street 4/;,ie ‘,
well, was summoned before Mr. Broughton, gjr?
street, at the instance of Mr. John Herbertoe oelr
solicitor, and clerk to the board of trusteeo9.oolll/
of St. Luke, on the charge of having meliclooteep
lished a certain false and scandalous libel eehnoteh,oo",
complainant, with intent to excite him to a ".,,d i',",
peace. The complainant had been emPleco ea, f
clonally by defendant, and held certain Per tee re"'
he had a lien for costs. The defendant ohJAeico the to
a!
the costs, and had, as was alleged, placer' he ealr
plainant as a rogue. Defendant denied thtad 0 sal
author of the libel :he was, however, het itfi
answer the charge at the sessions. rot K
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At Lambeth, Thomas Clifford, who on a bop of
Ao
mination described himself as a sailor, was
fore Mr. Henry for final examination, 00 "the tfirsl,,t
stealing some silver and a tobacco-box filed forr
of William F. Copestake, was fully commit eliam,
Mary Ann Wheeler, a youn female, wasool,jei.
Southwark with having in hers
possession liTotelu'osf,
cies, consisting chiefly of women's appare.4 tee I, A.
produce of a burglary recently comiritted let. Perr
Miss Allen, a lady residing in Unionestreent of b
soner, who gave a very unsatisfactory aceen" Os
was remanded.
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Mr. Broderip, at the Thames Police-col 4 5100,4;
melino de Arrandiago, master of the Spae"„ en it)
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Victoriana, and Antonio Martinez, a seta:en/4e
the crew of the Spanish ship Pepita, heLl'h far . I
Katharine's Docks, in penalties of 100/ eac ,
filing cigars. el?,
,;017.44,2.--- resvizor rAzi**Doc a igior• '.
The Duke of Norfolk has rejoined thiewadv"Af i
family at Arundel Castle from town. Ear' - Aln 'I
Jermyn have arrived there on a visit. e$ 13
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The Duke and Duchess of Sutherlaad tbetadj
Caroline Leveson Gower returned to Treauto l'u. 1 !
Staffordshire, on Saturday last, from a v,„'s,;j,hale,,•' V.sl i
Lady Francis Egerton, Hatchford Ball ‘,"., isriai,
Earl and Countess Delawarr and Lagi.l IR; Or ,
arrived in town on Tuesday night from 1;e-et P - ;
Gopsall Hall, and left Upper Grosvenor-s epe, ,
evening for Buckhurst. e beenflOr '
The Earl and Countess of Brownlow hac,,u- 10 ,i I
taming a large and distinguished circle at '''-
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re
near Grantham, during the week.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Do? oshasitea6
efi 1
town for Belfast, en route for Hillsborough 41 .
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Down ha# I
Count Rodolph Kinsky and Count Este!, to Slis 1
Mivart's Hotel, for Badminton, on a vie"
and Duchess of Beaufort.
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zrasonszaursolral• noce!,kh 0
Lord Mountcashel lately prosecuted twe i3serau",,444
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3d Dragoon Guards, stationed at Clogher e_ eon; rj i
shooting snipe on his grounds without lea: ; eet,oform
the 7th and Bth Victoria, cap. 9, sec. S'ijiereistelrY•
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suggestedsnipe was not game," an'Arister 0, 70' .4
the penalties were not incurred. Mr. J 3,143 opialfd,
Solicitor-General have since given thTrthey '" 411
firming this view of the case. '' Snipe, 01 0
Or 11)
not game."
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The first ordinary meeting for the press 40, roei
Horticultural Society was held 011 Toe 0,04
rooms in Regent-street, R. H. Tony., PiClar"ge, C°ll ,gO
chair. The show, which was not ver,i,"7,0300, 0 tel
some fine specimens of oranges from PI were'..lati I
apples, and pears. The prizes awarded doe:0 fore
Banksian medal to Mrs. Lawrence, for orell_it. 0;011;41°1ot
and certificates of merit to Mr. Veitch%leciesa"„eke
specimen of plants; Mr. Thornicroft, of 4:: gooTerj;
Montserrat pine, weighing 41b. 105.; ivt.„eerS wet OPie
the Clapham-road, for seven varieties oldibolooooo i
lent preservation ; and Mr. Paxton a° , Leone for
loner, for grapes. Dr. Lindley exhibitett
seaV she , 0
of very excellent quality, which bad beennt of 'tie
Colonel Reid from Bermuda. On accee_e o ear)
bable destruction of the Portuguese orineeolreoo.B
the Western Islands, the attention of Teueuejecitret r
went had been earnestly turned to °more 00
was probable that this fruit would je
article of extensive import from that coleneroe Tglif,ol7o:
A meeting was held at the City ofL').lll2 thec-.bc en
Wednesday, Sir. Alderman Farebrother i_a 0,1,, 0 . j
ported by many influential merehants am.nd beieele
rides, for the purpose of promoting a grTiee Y der Al,
held on the 26th .ofinext month, in aid ,f he nef CP;,i
Needlewomen'ereSociety. The ball nri"Thoge eh vie
patronage of his Royal Highness the Du
unotei
bridge. Sir Moses Montefiore,
01 Di the City Members, have already add 1336' 9
`the Committee. 's 14°° the far
A ball was held on Wednesday at Gillisieds of vide of
street, St. James's, in-support of the .: to Pr°egettlid
gessresci ialeit, le_
ve
Holim Hospital, the object of which, 14.,,,. the opieo
the sick poor, lying-in women, an°, '; e yell 0$ rio
the Hebrew religion. It was altogetneve get 0f.,0,
affair, and exceedingly well got 11P.
~,, opaleold blitti
was crowded with the higher and nieTholiss Ce fr,
Hebrew classes, and with many other rd I?. 1000
tlernen. Among the stewards' were„ Sarretefore‘otifs
Stuart, Baron A. de Rothschild, Sir Ll• uortlf to %Pi
Montefiore, &C. Dancing commence bt.ill a
blvoilt 1)000
o'clock, and was kept up with spirit the st! v Ss 011'
Between the dances, the report 0- chef olate,efe
towards the iii,mediate objects of tiyhe refreo 7
nouuced ; they were very large' f., of the
music, and the whole arrangement
excellently attended to,

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