The Sun.
London, England, 1844-01-20 00:00:00

SCHOOL BOOKS BY WILLIAM BUTLER.
EDITED BY THOMAS BOURN.

1. EXERCISES on thu GLOBES and MAPS,
Interspersed with Historical, Biographical, Chrono-
logical, Mythological, and Miscellaneous Information. To
which are added, QUESTIONS FOR EXAMINATION.
With an Appendix, by which the Constellations may be easily
known. 14th Edition. 12m0., 6s. bound.
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5. MISCELLANEOUS QUESTIONS IN ENGLISH
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6. GEOGRAPHICAL EXERCISES on the NEW
TESTAMENT; describing the Principal Places in Judaea,
and those visited by St. Paul ; and narrating the most im-
portant occurrences recorded in the Evangelical Histories.
With Maps, and a Brief Account of the Principal Religious
Sects. sth Edition, 12rn0., ss. 6d. bound.
7. ARITHMETICAL TABLES, &c. °Oth Edition, with
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The remains of the lamented Marquis of Hasting
were removed from Southampton on Thursday evening, and passed
hrough London yesterday:ll:Tr:lg atrr an early caanrlsylBll,eourrt,
ooninthcieuirirwieasy
indisposed
attending the obse.
to Donnington- park, Leicestershire, where the body will be de.
ai ni n Ss t
will
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mausoleum,
withr n
be
posited previously to the interment in the family vault.
on SIR FRANCIS 13Uft ---- •
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severe cold,
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sfhoourfrihsndi
tsacyrdmaecteeSnaitsrefldr'orlmaandeyi,s ',,,5,
hnioas mansion, s iroermi ,
on Sir C. I3urrell's Essex
wthheicvhe:reitraibsleexßpaercotnedet,
willcon tpinreuvedentinbdi
bury, Wilts. Miss BurdetottwCnotouttt!'neilflalmeailve town after the funeral
for Brighton.
A lake of ninety acres,
estate, was draN% n eff the other day, and the take of fish was—carp,
2,917, weighing 49 c, t, 2 qts• i pike, 466, weighing 5 cwt. 2231b5.;
eels, 6 cwt. 1 qr. ; besides 178 perch and ND tench, not weighed.
THE' WEATHER AND VEGET A.TION.--On Thursday
and for the last few market-days, Covent-ga•den, and the other fruit
and vegetable markets, have been very abundantly supplied with
nearly every description of autumnal and spring vegetatier. whiliit
what is more properly the winter supply, as savoys and kites, tias
be en but small and of inferior quality. In fact, yesterday the quan-
tity as well as the char,cter of the supply was more like that ordi-
narily seen in March or April than so near after Christmas—a cir-
cumstance to be attributed to the continued mildness of the weather,
there having been as yet no frosts to impede in the slightest manner
the out-door labours of the gardener. Every description of supply.
as greens, cabbages, carrots, turnip-tops, turnips, parsley, celery,
small salad, 2i:c ,was. unusually cheap. The show of flowers, consist-
ing of camellias, tulips, hyacinths, narcissuses, violets, primroses,
crocuses, heaths, roses, &0,, gave t..) this portion of the market; he
gay appearance of a very advanced period of spring.