The Sun.
London, England, 1844-01-19 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR,

WINDSOR, THURSDAY.—The Queen, attended by 10.1:
Lady in NVaiting, the Viscountess Canning, walked thi"
morning on the Castle terrace and in the slopes. to
His Royal Highness Prince Albert went this forenooo,if
enjoy the sport of shooting at Bagsbot, accompanied by 41
Robert Peel, and attended by Mr. G. E. Anson, Copts'
Meynell, and the Hon. C. A. Murray.
in the afternoon her Majesty and his Royal Highness Prlo°6
Albert walked in the grounds adjoining the castle.
The Royal Family were taken for their usual airings to-asii
The Duke and Duchess of Buckingham arrived to-dal
the Castle, on a visit to her Majesty and his Royal Highnel
Prince Albert,
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent and Lady Fanul
Howard will join the royal dinner circle at the castle tblo
evening.

Their Royal Highnes;es the Duke and Duchess of Cambriagic
arrived in town yesterday morning from their residence !
Kew. Their Royal Highnesses paid a visit to her Royal High;
ness the Duchess of Gloucester. A dejeune was served to th
royal party in the afternoon at Gloucester House.
A Deputation of the Broad Silk Hand-loom Weavers
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Spitaifields, consisting of Messrs. W. E. Burroughs, .I°'
Poyton, and John Sherrard, had an interview yesterday wilt(
the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, President, and the Earl
Dalhousie, Vice-President of the Board of Trade, upon tu
depressed condition of the body which they represented. ,
Mr. John Wood, Chairman of the Excise, and Mr. Wic„b
ham, Chairman of the Stamps and Taxes hadl interviews vi".,
the Chancellor of the Exchequer yesterday at his official rOl
deuce in Downing-street.
Count de Potion, Sardinian Minister, transacted busine°
yesterday at the Foreign-office.
Mr. William Maury, deputed by the 'American Chset:
of Commerce, at Liverpool, to advocate a reduction in the OA
on tobacco, had an interview with Mr. Gladstone yesterday'.,
the Office of the Board of Trade. Mr. Maury had also an 1
terview yesterday with the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Bishop Griffiths had an interview with Lord Stanley Yes"
day, at the Colonial-office.
Colonel Wood, M.P., transacted business yesterday at
Home-office.
Lerd Granville Somerset had an interview with the Chsn.
cellor of the Exchequer on Wednesday.

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DEAFNESS.—The victim of blindness comparatively
feels his misfortunes, because his privations are not manifet,ted,gce
him through the agency of any of the remaining senses.
the blind enjoy the pleasures of social intercourse ; they can COiv
verse; they can amuse and be amused. Let us, however, ;01
treat the miserable picture of the deaf. Sometimes the obi° eie
sneers and sarcasms—at one time abused as a pest, at anotheceng,
sport of ironical commiseration—his condition is the most lam of
able that is possible to conceive. Vision renders him sensible but
only to his defects, but to the fund of amusement which thelool,
too often afford to the bye.standers. If engaged in public 000
ness, to the transacting of which hearing is essential, his situ'opl
is rendered still more painful.—Dr. Cronin on the saci

treatment of Deafness by Arnica.
pg 141
ACCIDENT FROM CARELESS DRIVING.—Y--,t,,ejorPri
Morning, about seven o'clock, as a poor old man, named Deiniirie
residing in Ann-street, Pentonville, who gains a precarious liwng
by selling milk, was crossing St. John-street-road, whilst nog ire
rounds, he was knocked down and run over by a cab prneee.n $l.O
the direction of Islington. The groans of the poor old ra'„dln ,
heard by some passers by, who picked him up and conveY'ot•
home, when it was found he had received a severe fracture arm
ribs, from the shaft of the cab striking him on ene side ; bishihe,,t
was also broken, and a large portion of the scalp torn front
by one of the wheels grating against it Owing to the derknto
the morning but few persons witnessed the accident, and it Iton
regretted that, from this cause, the perpetrator of the wa", ye,"
escaped detection. The accident can only be attributed to th
less driving of the cabman. f 01:
LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY.--"T":01T,
lowing contains an account of the taxes, direct and indiree7o ItlOef
were paid by the proprietors of the London and Birminghafsengos
way from their earnings in the year 1843 :-5 per cent. Val '
triA
duty, 27,0731. ; income-lax, 10;,141. • local taxes and parnoacoe
18,351/. ; duty on transfers of stock and stamped receiPtJ
10,000/. Total, 71;738/.
110614
The remains of the lamented Marquis of A-
andP sf
were removed from Southampton on Thursday evening, ,eir
pt „
through London yesterday morning at an early hour, on ti"ii
to Donnington.park, Leicestershire, where the body
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posited previously to the interment in the family vault. of
THE W FATHER AND VEGETA v-pstr
ber ,„
and for the last few market-days, Covent-garden, and the o!ied
and vegetable markets, have been very abundantly snit,
nearly every descr;ption of antumnal and spring vegetTiess,or
what is more properly the winter supply, as savoys an the 'toy
be en but small and of inferior quality. In fact, yesterday thst pit
tity as well as the character el the supply was more liieier,
narily seen in March or April than so near after Christen7gea'l
pet
cumstance to be attributed to the continued mildness oc_t,itt
there having been as yet no frosts to-impede in the slip of 0 of,
the out-door labours of the gardener. Every descriptin%y,
as greens, cabbages, carrots, turnip-tops, turnips, 103,n'eo, eroset
small salad, &c , was unusually cheap. The show Of flowprinit
hi
ing of camellias, tulips, hyacinths, narcissuses, violets, 01>
crocuses, heaths, roses, &c., gave to this portion of the '
gay appearance of a very advanced period of spring.

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BIRTHS. Chat
On the 17th inst., at West. Brixton, the wife of ""' .6G
Rogers, of Manchester-buildings, solicitor, of a son. 0101;-
On the 17th inst., at Frittenden, Kent, l'adi „op
Moore, of a son. cro,
On the 17th inst., at Barnes, Surrey, Mrs. Henry
of a daughter. lady of A'
On the 17th inst., at St. John's-wood, thefl
Humpy, Esq., of a daughter. Ilert/e
On the 17th inst„ the wife of the Rev. Georg
Repton, Cloisters, Westminster Abbey, of a son.
MARRIED. ton,
11, 0d
On the 18th inst., at the parish church, flentP— 1, o°'
sex, Colonel Hugh Percy Davison, of Ssvarland-Par sea
thumberland, to the Hon. Caroline North Gr3,l;ao.
daughter of the late, and sister of the present, Lora
iste
DIED.
On the 31st ult., at Stockwell, Jane, relict of the .40011.,
Farthing, of Cornhill, aged 80. eldest 0
On the 9th inst., at Nice, Italy, Mary A
M nn, the at. vicer
ter of r. Edward White, of Lamb's Conduit
On the 12th inst., Jane, wife of the Rev. J. W
of Spilsbury, Oxon.

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