The Sun.
London, England, 1820-09-20 00:00:00

IRELAND.

Head Police-Office, Dublin, Sept. IG.
BIGAMY.—On Saturday last, Mr. George CO;
roll, of South King-street, Attorney, was brougb
before the Sitting Magistrate of this Office, 0!1
the above charge. What appeared in e4A1131;
nation was as follows :—Frorn the testimony 0
the lady he had last married, she stated that she
and her former husband had gone to reside st
Brussels ; that in the month of November last, bet
husband died, and she,. wishing to return, to Ire'
land, wrote to some friends in Dublin, stating that
wish : and that, if they knew any person or persons
who were on the Continent, or who had to pas*
through Brussels,w hom they could recommend, She
would take the advantage of their escort, and revs'
sit her native land. Mr. Carroll being acquaintes
with the contents, stated to the lady's friend that
he was going to London on business, and wouil
think it a trifle to go to Brussels ; he obtained
the lady's letter, and proceeded to that city, 84
by it ob- tabled an introduction to her, where
acted the part of an unmarried gentleman with
much gallantry, -and escorted her to. Lon',
don,. where, on the 4th of July last, they well
regularly married, according to the rites 0
the Established Church. Here they lived al
man and wife until about three weeks bacl4
when he came to Dublin to provide a suitable
residence for her, and had the folly to make $
request of her friends that his first wife's beil4
in existence should- not be told to the lady; her
friends, indignantly, but silently, applied t°'
this Office, where they were advised to Wait
until the unconscious dupe of the transaction
should arrive in Ireland—which she did ca
Saturday last.. by the steam packet, and was
escorted to lodgings in Harold's- cross, by her
supposed husband. Information was inamediatelf
serf to Mr. Farrell, Chief Peace Officer of 014
city, who dispatched Peace Officers, Lynch and
Manly, who arrested the Gentleman at dinner+
on a charge of bigamy, to the great consternatiol,
of the lady,who for the first moment was acquainteo
with her real situation, and that he whom she
looked upon as her husband, had a wife liviu4
in his house in King-street, to whom he was mar'
tied several years back, in Rathdrum Church/
and whose family are as respectable as any ja
that part of the count? of Wicklow. These facts
being- sworn to, the Frisener was sent to Nes"
gate, to abide his' trial at the next Conunissionr'
(Sounder's News-Le'ter .)

Sr'n BLAND.
On the night of Satc-clay, or early on Sandal
morning last, six gm - were ;eft at the door of
small public-house, by the Cumberland road
side, a few miles from Gia,,gow, which had bee°,
taken from different horses in that neighbourhood
in the early part of the radical week. Each gull'
had the name of the owner affixed to it, and to
one was attached a I ete, stating that a se'
venth gun, which had been borrowed in the
same way from a farmer at Frankfield, was,
for the present, " a se. king," but either it, Of
one as 'good, would if possible ere long be seat
him. Some of the runs have evidently the
appearance of bavinz been concealed under
ground. It is worthy of rt.,:rark, that when they
arms were taken, a pr -rise was held out to
proprietors that when th purpose for which the!
were seized was over they ..vould be returned'
(Greenock Adz:el-IL:et-, Sc'int. 1 5.)

BIRTH.
Monday se'onizlit. at Bronmhead, the Lady of James 11i°'
ington, Esq. banker, Sheffield, of a son.

MAERIED. „ „rcro
At Camberwell, on the 19111 instant, Mr. George
of Peckhant-rFe, to Elizato third daughter of Aimler
last, Esq. of the Terrace, Caniberweil.

On thr I,lth inst. at Dorei.D,IED af:er a short and severe
Sir Alexander AlI i.i, Dirt. of Ilal,er-street• I:st
mail-square, aril 56 years: 07,e of the I)ireetors of the
Berta
111(Cla Company, and late Member of Parliament fur Be"'

on Tweed. ..
•nst•
At one o'clock on the moi .iinty of 11ifonf1ay, the 180 '",,
after a short lint severe illness, aged 58, James Charles blot'
ley, of Portsmouth, Esq. .fed
Atignst. 2a, in Belida in-cireet, Bristol, Mrs. Centel, 70,
107, a native of Ireland : she retained her faculties to the j 4

LONDON: Printed hr 3. B. crutsTAlßs, of No. 29,
Ormond-street. Qneen-sluare; and published hV
SCIIIITS, of No. 7, Soitli Molion•street, at Vir
(Mice, No. 112, Strand ; w!ivrig Atlrestisemenno,
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