The Sun.
London, England, 1828-05-22 00:00:00

NOM RACES THIS DAY

By EXPREss.

6611(1 Year of the DERBY STAKES of 50 so's.
tlieh, h. ft., for Colts Bst. 71b.; Fillies Bst. 21b.
Last mile and half. The seeond to receive 10g
14'is. out of the Stakes. Eighty-nine subscribers.
,
of Rutland's br. C. Cadland, by Andrew 1

Won cleverly by A neck.

011 the 12th inst. an inquest was held before
Anvir, Esq., one of the Coroners for the county ofd
'`ll, on the body of ANN WHITP., a young married
%i* , who died at Castle Combe, nailer cireuinstan.
,'t. elicited considerable interest. The subject of the in-
tiljj'had for a considerable time been labouring under
'l°l'arY disease and an affection of the
heart. After
ktpk" for some time, a regularly-educated medical
' l'rithont having derived that relief which she hoped
itqitri*", she had recourse to an uneducated practitioner,
'4Ol, 'tot her a compound to take, without having.
ng seen
Nti."4 in less than 24 hours from the time she took the
at the time
11'4' ,he was a corpse ! She complained
tie
•
4,, this inutiee, of a burning pain. It
h'rElt:64PLee of the practitioner in question, that m
iz-
'vith 46 tompomi principally of essence of peppermint,
artki "will quantity of rhubarb and sweet oil : but no
0.11.4ec4 the latter substance could be discovered on ana•
ittbd," contents of the stomach. The inquest was re-
ftc,„T attended, especially by medical gentlemen; and,
41111.Lktient investigation of the circumstances, the Jury
,141 INT a Verdict of " Died by the visitation of God ;" it
4'04'4 that the immediate cause of death was ulceration
4bv.--Rath Chronicle.
Cnai:44lA OCCURRENCE.—On Friday was
;;11.41,-;tiq to She ton-Mallet Bridewell, by Sir
Bart.P SARAH MITCHELL, wife of a labour-
ilvg at Frowie charged with stealing a quantity of
rti4l4!e - from a gentlemaa's house in that town.
criihk.kithe humanity of the Committing Magistrate, her
*ith "nat seven months old, was allowed to he taken
~1)1 tl e r • 'Mt no sooner was the woman confined in a cell
_'"iii:Vfiljtleavell, than in a dreadful fit of insanity (to
t'n) habitual drinking, she has been for many years
°1.,‘,-,Peieed her infant by its legs, and dashed its
440owiLt against the bedstead ! The wretched woman
!tlinfier'fiked. afterwards that she had heretofore destroyed
held nii`nlid in the sauce way. A Coroner's Inquest was
I;cily of the infant on Saurday, when a
ktotti":" 7,44 returned of " Wilful Murder" against the
::7 Cheltenham Chronicle.

LAW INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF CHANCERY.

The LORD CHANCELLOR sat to-day in Lincoln's
Inn Hall, and this being the First Seal after Term,
:he Court proceeded to hear motions,

BLA}EMORE V. GLAMORG A NP.itirtE CAN L COMPANY.

Notice of two motions in this cause had been
given—the one by the defendants, to dissolve the
injuntAina that had been granted by Lord Eldon,
restraining them from widening and deepening their
basin on the Canal at Cardiff, beyond the
extent to which it had been widened and deepened
on a certain day, that no additional supply of water
might be taken out of the river Taff, which would
leave the plaintiff's works short of the portion of
water they required:; and the other notice, by the
plaintiff, to enlai-ge the injunction, so as to prevent
the defendants erecting certain buildings or works
now in contemplation.
Messrs. Horne, Sugden, and Knight appeared for
the defendants, and Messrs. Pepys, Bickersteth,
Wakefield, and Munro were for the plaintiffff.
The defendants' notice having been given first,
their Counsel proceeded to opcll the motion for dis-
solving the injunction, At great length.