The Sun.
London, England, 1844-08-10 00:00:00

DEAD.

1 and 2. Eliza Smithhurst, aged 18, and her sister
Mary Stevenson, aged 30, of Daybrook, near Not-
tingham.
3. James Marshall, aged 14, Isabella-street, Not-
tingham.
4 and 5. Mary Easthope, aged 16, and Thomas her
brother, aged 14, New Lenton, near Nottingham.
6. Eliza Hannah Shuttleworth, aged 16, Albion-
street, Nottingham.
7. James Fisher, aged 22, Star Inn, Bulwell, near
Nottingham. (This man lost his life in endeavouring
to save some females who were in great danger.)
S. John Bedwell, aged 14, Old Radford, near Not-
tingham.
9. Hannah Smedley, aged 16, Carlton, near. Not-
tingham.
10. Thomas Watson, aged 15, Kent-street, Not-
tingham.
11. Eliza Percival, aged 14, Convent-street, ditto.
12. Melicent Shaw, aged 19, Kimberley, near
Nottingham.
IN THE HOSPITAL, SEVERELY AND DANGEROUSLY

INJURED.

1. John Spink, aged 70, New Radford (thigh
amputated).
2. William Brewer, aged 13, New Lenton, near
Nottingham.
3. John Oakland, aged 39, Beeston.

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4. Edward Berresford, aged 14, Long Eaton.
.5. William Piner, aged 36, New Radford.
G. Richard Goodale, aged 14, New Lenton.
7. Emma Charles, aged 14, New Lenton.
8. Henry Stuart, aged 10, Mansfield-road, Not-
tingham.
9. Fanny Smith, aged 65, widow, Broad-street,
Nottingham.
10. Joseph Asher, aged 14, Clare-street, ditto.
11. Catharine Eaton, aged 24„ Old Basford.
12. Mary Hewitt, aged 22, Convent-street, Not-
tingham.
13. Mary Sewell, aged 38, Newcastle-street, ditto.
14. Selina Green, aged 24, Mount-east-street, ditto.
15. Ann Woolley, aged 10, York-street, ditto.
16. Mary Eaton, aged 50, Mount-street, ditto.
17 and 18. Ellen Shipman, aged 29, and her infant
daughter, Narrow-marsh, ditto.
19. Hannah Deiston, aged 24, Sneinton.
20. James Whitehead, aged 43, Preston, Lan-
cashire.
21. Mary Ann Boriella, aged 16, Narrow-marsh, -
Nottingham.

WEST INDIA. PlNES.—Another portion of the
cargo of the Fear Not, consisting of 5,000 pine apples,
was sold on Thursday afternoon by Messrs. Keeling and
Hunt, in Monument-yard. The present specimens tuened
out better than those of any previous sale, being in finer
preservation. They were of three varieties—the bird's-eye,
augar.loaf, and Providence; and several other new aorta
which are being cultivated in the islands will be added
to the consignments of next year. The competition wu
very brisk yesterday, showing that notwithstanding the
large quantities which have been introduced during' the
last few weeks, there is extensive and steady demand fur
this article of luxury. The prices yesterday of the bes 4
quality averaged from 3s. to ss. each, of secondary
quality about Is. 9d., and inferior sorts 9d. and WI
Along with these were some cans of undressed turtle,
which realised ss. per lb
FIRE AT THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY ST ,42-
TION.—On Thursday, shortly after. eleven, consider-
able alarm was created at the western portion of 'the
Great Western Railway, by a fire breaking out inithe
premises connected with the station at Paddington. The
cause appears to have been from the spontaneous igni-
tion of some cotton wipinga. The building in which the
fire broke out contained a great .quantity of the most
inflammable articles, such as turpentine, oil, rope, and
cotton waste. The Company's servants having exerted
themselves to the utmost, succeeded in extinguishing the
fire before the brigade engines arrived. The &rune
was confined to the destruction of la quantity of cotton
and the binns, the storehouse being only triflingly burnt.
FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT. A correspondent,
who dates from the Yate station of the Bristol and-Glou-
cester Railway, communicates the following unfortunate
accident:—`• There was a man killed near here on:the
railroad on Saturday. The accounts vary, but the most
consistent story I have heard states, that on the , above
evening. he was coming down by the Gloucester train,
and either forgot or wt:s too late to getout at Charfield ;
he called to the engineer to st,p, but his requ- t
unheard, he got out of the carriage, either to induce him
to stop or jump off. when his foot slipped and he fell on
the rail, and the wheels severed his head from bi 404-
blitmatly.--Briata Journal
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