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DEATH OF THE CLERK OF QUEEN-SQUARE
exceed
POLICE-OFFICE.—We regret to announce the almost sudden
death of Mr. R. Edwards, many years the much respected
chief clerk of this Court, who expired at his residence in
y year,
engaged in the heavy rain of
,sily and in the enjoyment of
Green-row, Chelsea, on Tuesday evening. Mr. Edwards,
in s,
in making the necessary arrangements prepa-
ratory to this removal of this establishment to the new police-
court na hsgtol yTwhasu goodrsi
Thursday
his
4 Bth
health, was
court in Vincent-square, and having taken a severe cold in
consequence, was attacked with erysipelas in the head, which
frightful disorder terminated his existence in a delirious
state. He had filled the onerous situations of second clerk at
Hatton-garden, and chief at this Court, during a period of
twenty. seven years. We lament to add, that; lie has left a
widow and eight children, the oldest of whom is not fourteen
years of age, to mourn their bereavement under peculiary
distressing circumstances.
We are requested to state that Mr. John Ross,
mentioned in the Guildhall police report in The Sun of Wed-
nesday, is not Mr. John Ross, of 3, Furnival's Inn who is
unacquainted with all the parties. ,
The Solicitorship of the Duchy of Lancaster, in
the gift of Lord Granville Somerset, as Chancellor of the
Duchy, is vacant by the'death of John Teesdale, Esq.
ST. ANNE'S, Sollo.—The rectory of this parish,
which has recently become vacant by the death of Dr.
M'Leod, is in the gift of the Bishop of London. It is worth
nearly 1,0004 per annum.