The Sun.
London, England, 1828-06-09 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL.-JUNE 3.

MONTHLY RETURN OF PATIENTS,
FROM MAY 1 TO 31.
%11-Patients admitted by Letters .
--------------- Accidents
-12'2
Out-Patients admitted by Letters
Accidents
-363

90

Total 487
In-Patieuts discharged

-7:Ant.Cifirs, in the flospital

is going the regular round of tke
in town and country, that the Marquis of
L—and of consequence, it is said, Mr.
papersc
oot;GuAsh—bave sent in their adhesion to the Duke of
l
WaLLINGTosi. 'We have reason to believe that there is
not the least particle of truth in this report.—'limes.
The watering places in this county promise to
be crowded during the season—and we believe there never
was one, in the annals of this country, that holds out
greater "Pectations of pleasure and recreation. Notwithstand-
ing the "favourable state of the weather, several distin-
guishea Personages have taken lodgings at Cove, and among
them the Lady and family of Major-General Sir CHARLES
Doy-I,S, now in command of the Limerick District.—
cork Constitution.
KSARESBOROUGH FLAX DRESSERs.—We
find that from a want of explicitness in the communication
of our N.naresborough Correspondent, we last week mis-
u
dressers at that place, who, it scums, have not turned out
fon:fr anoo rea
g but to resist a reduction. About
a monthago an alteration took place at Leeds in the prices
Paid for dressing white flax, which was reduced from
rsitved the cause of the partial strike of the flax-
se
of
wa_es,
4s. 6d. to Is.
Per cwt., but the wages paid for dressing
The price paid at
coloured flax remained unaltered.
week reduced to 45.,
then 44. Bd., which the masters last
price of coloured
dressing 45., with a corresponding reduction in the
flax. This the men resist. The simple
:hese facts seems to suggest a ground of
and it is this_that the wen should
equitable
nut, eaittrnaeblebine°tru of
compromise,
consent to receive the same wages at Knaresborough for
white flax as are now paid in Leeds, and that the
masters should pay the same price for
dressing
flax there as is paid here. Owing to
the
cheshntg colourede vs u
in the
i,
h
—e currency, and the competition created
by large capitals beiug employed in the same trade, in places
possessing great local advantages, the depression in the
the
nran
trade at Knareshorough is represented as very severe.—
Leeds Mercury.

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M'CiItTING tWrittliO Kt!,
NEWTON RACES ;LANCASHIRE).
Wi...rsn.Ny, Jugs 4.—A Preihwc Stakes of 2 SOWS.
each, and 25 sovs. added. Your Subscribers.
fils-tton's Tialsioo ~ /walked over.

A riwo-r•IA.I States three
2tigs. C.:I,A ,t' ~ colts, !%t. fillies,
Sst. 21b,.Th.fee quarters of a mile.
Lord Grosvenor's b. f. by Master itenry (darling) 1
Mr. Turner's b. c. 11avarin , -..

Mr. Williams's Pluralist

A (eld Cup, value 100 nova., added to a Sweepstakes of
10 sous. each ; Is Subscribers. Three milee. .

Mr. Nowell's b. b. hongwaist, aged (Nelson)
Mr. Legh's ch. C. Granby, 4 yrs
Mr. Thompson's ch. h. Predictor, 5 yrs 5
Lord Grosvenor's b. c. Mavrccerdato, yrs
A Maiden Plate of 'M., Heats, two miles, was won in
four heats by Mr. Dunn's b. 1. Brinda, 4 yrs (Spring),
beating Mr. Idouldsworth's Deposit, Mr. Turner's Clin-
ton, 111 r. Thompson's Minerva, and Sir T. Mostyn's Big
Ben.

Titunsair.—Swecpstakes of 9.0 cross. toach, and 20 soca.
added ; for three-yr-old colts, List. 31b. and fillies, Bat.

Twtt. miles.
Mr. Darnell's ch. e. Gameboy . ...... (Tetiiplmmo)
Sir T. Stanley's br, c. by Yi

Mr. Clifton's La Danseusr •

A Purse of 50/., given by the Town of Warritigttin, #(ltled
to a SweepstalieS of 10 sovs. each. Two miles and
distance.
Duke of Leeds's Canada, 4 yrg...i.,
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Mr. Thompson's Orthodox, aged - c,
Mr. Clifton's Harriet, 5 yrs - 3
Sir T. Stanley's Grenadier, -aged 4
A Plate of 701. given by T. Legh, Esq. M.P., was
won in three two-mile heats by Lord Derby's b. li. Burls-
dor, 1 yrs (Johnson), beating Mr. Houldsworth's vb. f
by Magistrate, and Lord Grosvenor's Burlesque.