The Sun.
London, England, 1845-09-01 00:00:00

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In Country.
C. 1) 13ro',Aton ants J. J. (,srn:At, bankers,
Sop!. 19 at ht-i'f-,,a,t ov,tive, the 1,;./epoolY4e,"
JP"
t • I)t.-rby, Sep!. 23. at tw:dve,
7Att Court—T. Ni.v.twl, (~-.ttle dealer, Holheach,,,
oit
t,,eive, at the Uirtuingham Dietrict Vito
r'IIiTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be SO
to the contrary, on the day herein-mentioned. csi
J. P. and 0. J. Bradiy. int<tr2hwits, 'reap,
Sept. 19—F. Raw cabinet mat.er, Che-1
S(v. 24—T. Lovull, dealer, Flerstridgo-0:t:
:t-omerseislire, Si pt. 23—C. Sanders, corn triorcl'
Derby, Sept. 20—J. Smith, money scrivener, iu
T ge,/:
Staffordshire, Sept. 23—. Capas, builder, Bordes",
Warwickshire, Oct. 7—T. Fletcher, W. S. Roseoe'll
Tarleton, and F. Fletcher, bankers. Liverpool, SeP",f
—L. Williams, woollen draper, Oxford, Isept.
Wright, builder, Earls Colne, Essex, Sept. 19 —S,10:01
son, grocer, Leed, Sins 10—J. Crabb, bricklayen`",o
Tey, Essi x, Sept. 19—J Walker, jun., butcher, x'''ll
Sept. 19—J. Blake, hardwareman, Sunderland, SOPA,
—K. F. A. Hampson, gas fitter, Walnut-tree•if,',o
Lambeth, Sept. 19—T. J. Hill, builder, Retreal,'l,
Hackney, Sept I9—A. Hurrell, wine merchant, r
op
place, Sr. John's-wood, Sept. 19—R. Carr, cheeseov.
ger, Fore-street, Cripplegate, Sept. 19—E. Slater, cf/
net maker, Montpelier-square, Brompron, Sept. 19.

PARTNERS HIPS DISSOLVED

T. Simpson, W. G. Laugdon. and J. S. Young, egoi
printer, Manchester (so far as regards W. G. Lang; /
—T. and C. S. Paris, merchants—H. P. Goode an,uj
Philpott, land surveyors, Haverfordwest—T.
W. Bowker, potato dealers, Liviirpool..—J. Bo°l,
Braham, and B. Hewitl, patent pump manufacturer
and IL Davy, merchants, Fordton, Devonshire—%
W. A. Eaglesfield, share brokers, Leicester—J. ti°
cock and J. W. Gull, ship brokers, St. Dunstan-MP-0;
R. Beckford and R. Netten, brewers, East Stonelica
Devonshire—G. M. Kettle and W. Thomas, cheese'i
tors, Burton upon-Trent—T. Trulock and A. Schro!.t,
corn factors, Mark-lane—F. Wilkinson, C. Whitlid
and C. Whitaker, jun., m. rchants, E;ngston-upoolt:
(so far as regards C. Whitaker, jun.)—E. 00011
W. Goods, East India mereba.nis. Lendonliall-stree
T. Wilson and H Neavc, cabinet wait. rs, Colchestebc
w. end G M Shrors,
—M. a,d J. Ciarko. silk 12,--T,ers, 711/.
and F. Thorpe, lint?p tes.c;lirts, Ktu.re,l,-rotigpf
W. Woodinansey an,; J. B”pi-n, 000 pois.
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'rum NEW POYAL I':XCIIANGE —The -17 fr
have been ;n the Ne, Royal Exchange since a short time
opening, will be remoc.ii in a few days, a new set. of Od
Imvin.: pr p red and completed by Messrs. C. end
Mears, the hell-I-bowlers in Wrrtechapel. The weight o'o
set i= abut 257 cwt. ( the former being About 131 cwt), tf
key note ~f the lar!,,,st is C natural. This, which weigßji
cwt.. will h, the h .ur bell. The weight has b-en increal?
order ,-f rh G., ~•3113 ''omm,tt(e. the former set being fey
to i!tive a trine n:,: 'it pow., ful f,,r the noi-7 ee,
boorlicaid ,_,t the flat -oral xc'ontze, Ihe chimes are OW
to he Pi aci ion course ~f next month.
111 I'IIOAIOTi-1) IN A CORONER'S COvoff
On Fr;day, at the inquest nrl,t b,.chre William Carter,
al the Horse aull Groom Tavern. Westminster-bridge' 0
the following unusual and singular case came befold4o
jury. The inquiry was re.iprcting the death of a chili,
hail died very suddetily, and when the mother of the It
ceased wa4 asked if she was married she said she was:. i
when cautioned by the Coroner she admitted that 00'4
not the fart, Wit, that "he had been living with a man 110
John Gintrill, by whom she had had three children. 0
had been living together as man and wife for four year.sv
were very fond of each other, but through adverse 01.'0
stances and sickne,s they had not been able to spalo(
money to get married. The father of the child,- sch
peered to be a bard-working-fellow, said, in answer 0•
01
coroner, that he had been keeping his father for a long oe
who had been on a bed of sickness for several months in c,ld
quence of a severe accident, anti when his father died 1)",i
to pay for his funeral expenses. He added that he intef/
to get married as soon as he could get the money. The Vi
man (Mr Lincoln) said it was truly distressing for thou °lot
in such a state, and suggested the necessity of rais.n, s Ili
scription for the purpose of getting them married. he
of the jury immediately agreed, and each subscribed 10,/
the expenses, and the Coroner gave orders to Mr. AnlW
the summoning-officer, to see the money properly expen
their wedding at the church of St, John's, Waterkt
on the following Sunday (yesterday). The jury inesoll.
rangements for a wedding dinner, which will be paid forsd
the money collected in the inquest-room. The parties Ipl
Court truly thankful for the kind interference of the C
and jury.
THE ALLEGED MURDER AT ROTHERHI-Lit
On Friday, the inquest respecting the death of Ellen 1;0,
was resumed before William Carter, Esq., at the. it
Cross Inn, Deptford, when the following additional eslostl,
was adduced :—William Birchell, pipe-maker, 14, o°9l
lane, Rotherhite, deposed that Jerry Styles and )11 isti
occupy the premises between them. There is a 1:12' osY
and privy inclosed by a high fence. Except a persons/1e
the fence they must pass through the house of Jerrybt0
or that of witness. Witness was at hon.e on the nib
question (Wednesday, the 13th). There was no noise 1,
tetti
house that night ; he must have heard any person 00
over the fence. Did not hear a footstep in the b°6 log
yard after nightfall that night. John White, the nia:‘,lo
pected of the murder, stated on being cautioned iibetl
Coroner, that he had nothing to say but that he I'2'oo
drinking with the deceased; they had drank between ife!'
seven in number, three pints of gin after crossing the !re
they (four persons) drank at the Royal Oak half a pint °tit);
and then he left the deceased at the Royal Oak doors an
6. r se,
went away. He then went to Styles, in Elephant-110,
heard Styles and his lodgers scolding at a terrible 01°00
changed his mind and did not go in, but went into theejse
yard to the watercloset, where he remained some tirne•
tog been drinking that day and working hard the day 1",,,55e
heaving 60 tons of balla,t, he fell asleep ;on awaking 1.-0111:
and went out saw nobody; turned into the next cart ono
Clarke's Orchard, and entered Mrs. Griffiths's house 'lO,ll
as she saw him she fell a crying. He stayed there h'in
se
and a half. He sent out tor sixpenny ,rth of ;00
the girl again for another six -eneywori h—her glad
refused to let her, He then e:ent himself to the ,10
and the 'loyal Oak. but both those houses were close oft
,0
the night. He rang, and they let him in at the !let
and served Um with the gas, and he went away.„,
Griffiths rffered him a bed, but he declined, saying "-
to get up and go to work at six o'clock the next day' iO/..
reached h me betwee, two and three o'clock next 01("r"bf
th tt was all he hid to say. T.-e police said every exertiefiief.
been m,.,se to fi,el the roan who had picked up a bonnet ,l'otV
at !dies of the 13,e,,,,v1,41 rai,i( ay, qipposeit to belong; ri
s jory retired, and lilfo
n.-• of ti,rl .. returned a verdict of
mut eer against ,oine pers,in or persons unknown." •

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SINGULAR FATA I. Col/ lIAT.---A ccn!)at unPretavor
dented in the annals of duellinq or boxing took place on 1001
day last, in the village Ashoringt.tn. Two pigs, onebeape
ing to the Rev. J. Ley, and the other to J. Camp, haPritlii
to meet, an , either from some old grudge, or the impulse
r°,oll
moinent, furiou-ly attacked each other. They fought !I/
for upwards of an hour, when the clergyman's pig fe"
trate on the ground- quite dead !—Plymouth Journal.
At a met-ting of coal-coasters at St•iurbridgth''opt
Friday, it was agreed to give the men their wages with 11,',
reduction, and the strike" is, non-equeurlv, at an end. Od
attempt at a reduction wax not Rely to be succe,still,„l,ili°:
was not unanimously made. and cannot buy be pronou°' itOr
judicious, and likely to do harm, in making the Me°
independent and refractory._ Birmingham Advertiser. rp,
TUE BLIGHT OF TUE PoTATo CROp.—•ite 11 tbi
amv,
aauyt rt aet
hbr el
weatherae
and
e,va:idel:wdo
rieut:irintessgodrwwieffithi. eu,ohal
state,
t4t wtaroteetsbal
eacy,o.ptnafisw,trremowe
ekerdeeigpaamvi
Hreihwri relative ie
nictve
tenhegti:l
has been already done, is clearly beyond the range of
lity.— Sussex Advertiser.
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THE EAST SUFFOLK HOSPITAL.—A vast, st- or
of the gentry and of all classes were assembled on Ihb-el"
last, in the Park of the Chantry, near Ipswich, for the ot'
volent purpose of contributing to the funds of this Instil IS,
through the medium of a public bazaar. The ownerr
park, Mr. C. Lillingston, very kindly allowed his gsou" d
the use of the Committee and all who chose to attend, 11°e4!ir
services of Mr. B. Edgingtou, of the borough, were in_Ar.o,o
aition to erect eight elegant marquees for the accornrnu";
of the company. Colonel Whyte and the officers of t: aft
Hussars permitted the band of the regiment to sato
altogether the arrangements were most satisfactory. jditiO
funds of the Institution have received a considerable sutpal
nfwreohsmise
hotfh
all
esujnutedhvie:
por
nua
ens
ek. mode
aand
unsungnotfaFrhidi
ay eon ovfe nt amusementnegneaiguh,a bl with
uif
otrhro 0
.t 1;;;
purpose was held in the New Assembly-rooms, at Ipssgisfe'
and done
oSnEeAtoA AT
eCv
eßbOt
present.
that
g-p ace, we re
on this healthy watering-place, I P
tinues to Ir spite
ma-e much way that there is now very little..oo
gAtriheEetßit.norosaiadnys dos that i 05;0°i
that, unless sotsomhing be speedily done of a more subs,o
nature, the whole of this delightful village on the cliff w-yet:
swallowed up in the ocean. It is little more than ba,_lf.:tt'S
since we recorded some very important shoots that tn'h-a
place, which, though they were denied at the time, were but the
true. Those shoots and the force of the tides washed atri"'clef-
entire jetty, with large portions of the cliff, and in part 0.00
mined some cottages on the Sherringham side of the,' the
We regret to add, that on Wednesday night last,
y jOl
power of the land springs and of the high tides (the moon od
at the full on Sunday ), other portions of the cliff Phi into
several of these cottages, belonging to a Mr. Ru,t. toPPl'cie die
the vortex below. The cottages had been unoccupied sin,„o;
f irmer shoot took place, and w, re about to be pulled nb",fore
indeed the men employed to do so had only a few minute' sor,
they fell left the premises. A wall. recently built by Mr* heti
pings, the proprietor of the Ho' el de Paris, was also
.w 850,0
away, and has left that past of the town unpretecter!..oo,
know not what d-gree of fear may be felt by the inhabit"' the
but when uv ri II 'et on the large shoot that took place oen
ep,
15th J-nuary, 1825, when twelve acres of cliff were tpe
gulphed in he ocean, we nwu that we feel some alarm
.t. r ,une
safety of the town. The proposed protection walls, w.',"'ro'bs'
nels behind to carry off the land-springs, would in alt Ft.or
sD
bility have secured tl.e town, but after spending 1.20°L„ or,
Act of Parlcostent, awn. is scarcely a chance of the mene.t
eessary to effiet th -.e ojccts being raised. It is quitee ono,
this posse. or the inhabitants to do and without thje
tance of the benevolent they must commit themselvesz. t,lntor
land, their houses, and their handsome church„ Lo the
_'"ar,he
of accidents ; and in that ease Cromer will assuredly follow
fate of slopden.— Bury Post.
wbeideAne.l: seized he
are ,Nut hr:eln:eolty,
long will cot tNion7r;:, daaP,snperre:adnat
contented
cfoa.r_bwAaairiVtti
tbeinghf.dimt heensize n
smotttrael‘y, a
ropt
eat
.c 0 uAt. t enr,pwanvea,it.eurtawndillssoon
be sufficient, ere long, to paper a good-s zed parlour, an_a..n.
a hitter's pantry to spare. We expect in time to see a.P:raos
that opposite hors; s will be able to read it at the ;,;0g
tun, by herons in the !esp., tive attics and parlours. br,°,7A.
out each a tan-ner of it 11;ruSS the street.-.George "
shank's Table Book. p pnl eea
el; 1,1