The Sun.
London, England, 1828-02-26 00:00:00

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

COUNTRY DlARY.—Tituasnmr. FElt. 28.
Ball, N., Branwell, Cornwall—George, Hudderfreld
Bogg J., Tattersball,. Lincoln—George, brnoastle
Bradley, ney, T., Wbieester—France and Co., Worcester 1!
Flavel, W., Leamington—Crown, Leamington
Harrison, J. Liverpool—Clarendon, Liverpool .. ... . ...........
Heynes, 6., Cheltenham—Royal hotel, Cheltenham ll
Jones, J., Chester—France and Co., Worcester lO
Lane, T., Worcester—France and Co., Worcester
It Oliver' E., $r n, Llanvryddelan—Bear's Head, Newtown 1 Roberts, M., Penryn—Golden Lion, 'Penryn hi
Salter and Co., Manchester—.. Star, Manchester ll
Rich, Sir C., Benham—Bear, Reading ll
Boyle, J., Manchester—. White's, Manchester 9
Sarell, R., Bideford—Globe, Exeter .. . ... .., ll
Smalridge, M.., Exeter—Half Moon, Exeter ll
Young, J., Leeds—Court-house, Leeds . . .......... 1

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INSOLVENTS APPLYING TO BE DISCHARGED,
ouNTRY.--- At the Court-house, at York, Februari 29,
at Ten o'clock.
-Thackray, Thomas, New Mahon, boarding-school-keeper
Baron, John, Heedon, labourer
Baron. Thos Pattrington,, butcher
Smith,. R., Losterflekl, malt-beer-brewer
Newton, Daniel, Mahon, spirit-merchant
Lye, Wm., Northallerton, yeoman
Ableson, John, Spaunton, farmer
Jackson, R., Stonegrave, tailor and draper
White, Elizabeth, Norton, publiaan
Corney, John, Aislaby, carpenter A 41 W
floggard, John, Rudston, tailor &414*Ims 100`114.4, 9,
Law, .1., Sculcoates, agent and accoustani
Sproxton, H., Dritheld, tailor
Ware, Wm , Bishop-Wilton, labourer
Marston, H., Aldborough, labourer.
Reader, Wm., Nayburn, blacksmith
Spinks, John, Skelton, pig-jobber .
Gascoyne, N., Howsland, blacksmith
Sivers, Wm., Scagglethorpe, cordwainer •
Vause, Richard, Castle-mdls, publican
Rockliffe, Henry, Tadeaster, butcher , t 1704
Waterworth, Thomas, Doncaster, gentleman •
Tomlins, B. Blackfriars-road, bookseller
Fawcett, Cliarles York, publican
White, George,
,Elvington, cordwainer k,-,4i)
At Gloucester, Feb. 29, at Ten.
Page, A., Cheltenham, labourer
Sutton, Thomas, Woodeliester, weaver
Vicki Charles, Painswick, labourer lel, WI -&.• 1.1,01)0v
Cosens, Edw., Liverpool, deputy-post master k,•3 411,1 y:
Pratt, Joseph, Cheltenham, coachman
e • r Bonstcad, F., Cheltenham, carpenter . 73t11=L3
Evans, Wm., Cheltenham, gardener
Appleby, Wm., Berkeley, labourer • , bskinl
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Ansley, M., Brockwear, carpenter
Fowler, Thos., Wootton-under-Edge, auctioneri Nat (for
Bailey, Mary, Wootton-under-,Edge, carpenter r r.

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CHILD MURDER.—A great sensation was
excited in this town on' Thursday that t new-born female
bastard child had been found in a house in •Entry-lane,
under strong suspicion% of having been murdered by its
supposed mother, JANE CHORLEY. At three o'clock on
Thursday afternoon an inquest was held on the body before
J. Swatlasow, Esq., Mayor, and a respectable Jury. The
main facts of the case appeared to be these : that the
woman always denied being :pregnant, although her situa-
tion was quite visible; a little girl 1$ years of age, of the
name of Fox (but who gave her evidence with great reluc-
tance, and prevaricated very much) had been in the habit
of sleeping with CHORLEY ; on Wednesday night they
went to, bed 'about eight o'clock; and about two in the
morning Fox Wakened and heard CHORLEY fall on the
door, she said she had been ill and had got up to get a
.drink of water, and was then better; she got into bed
again, and drew off the sheet which she threw upon the
'bed; at this time some one (BAR-vans, TYSON) knobbed
lat the door and asked CHORLET if she was ill, she answered
:she bad beet, but was somewhat better, arid did sot open the
door. There was no light in the room. A little before
seven o'clOck Cuoatur got up and bid Fox lie until she
(CaoatEy) had washed the floor as she had been sick, and
'thrown up upon it. She washed the floor, and then laid
Awn again ; but.soon after got up- sod went down stairs,
(to .a ueighbotir's house to breakfast. On Mr. LoIfCMIRr•
surgeon, calling upon her, as stated above, and asking if
she had lately been in labour, she stoutly denied it; al-
though the symptoms of her having been recently delivered
were quite palpable. The body of the child (which was
full grown, and weighed 71b. 60z.) was opened by Messrs,
LONOMIRE and NOBLE, who gave it as their opinion that
the child had-been born alive, and bad every appearance
of having been in a healthy state; but there being neither
internal nor-external marks sufficient laa deprive it'd life,
they declined giving an opinion as to the probable cause of
death. CHORLEY has since acknowledged to the woman
who attends her that the child ' squeaked" once, but she
refused to say how she had prevented its cries from being
heard by the neighbours; when questioned upon -the sub-
ject, she shook her head, burst into tears, and said "0,
dear !"--The Jury' after consulting a few minutes, returned
a verdict of " Wilful Murder against JANE CHoRLEY, ths
mother of the Child."—Kendal Chronicle.
ANOTHER MURDER NEAR CASHEL.—On
Friday: evening last,, within a mile of Cashel, on
the road to Golden, a poor pedlar, travelling on.
his vocation, found an old suspender, and put it
into his hat. He was soon afterwards followed
by,a man, who said he had stolen it from him.
This the pedlar denied ; the fellow immediately
knocked off the liedlar's hat, and finding the old
suspender therein, the ruffian struck the poor
man with some deadly, weapon, when he fell,
lying pockets of th
down, and almost immediately expired.
deceased was a young man, and a stranger in that
part of the country. Plunder was not the in-:
this brutal act—for eight shillings
e. ecease n A
i*ciiietseretmr
afeovnuetiintidong in
basketthenear him. An rut ugst
was held on the body en -Saturday morning--.
when a verdict of wilfulmurder was returned
against a man'uamed Organ, who has absconded.
Clonmel Advertiser.

BIRTHS.

On the 7th inst., at Rennes, the lady of Captain. Sir
William George Parker, Bart., R.N., bf a daughter, her
12th child.

On the 22d inst., at Dolguog, Montgonieryshire, the
lady of tbe Rev. R.III. Bonnor, of a son.

On the 25th inst., at 5, Upper Frederick-street, Con•
naught-square, Mrs. D'Ernden, of a son.
On the 19th inst., in Gloucester-place, the lady of East
George Clayton, Esq., of a son.
On the 24th inst., in the Crescent, Albany-road, the
lady of Lieutenant R. Barclay, R.N., of a son.
On tile 25th inst., in Hertford-street, the lady of Weary
Shaw Lefevre, Esq., of a daughter.