The Sun.
London, England, 1829-03-10 00:00:00

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• MOST TRAGICAL OCCURRENCE.-OR last
Tuesday evening, a young woman, servant to Mr. Delany,
66, Sonth Great George's-street, invited her sister, a girt
about 14, to take tea ; and, at nine o'clock, while theist"'
was pouring water into the tea-pot, the back of her clothes
took fire. She was not awareof thicuntil she felt her hair
burning, as the servant was engaged, at the time, in'another
part of the kitchen. On hearing the screams, cite instantlY
ran to her assistance, but, in trying to stop the flames with
her hands, she was much burned. The girl then ran UP
stairs towards the dining-room, where the family were sitting,
followed by the servant, who eried out murder ! fire !
Delany instantly sallied out, armed with a large knife and the
poker, thinking that he should have to contend with
robbers, when a horrid spectacle was presented. The girl
had just fallen down on the lobby, literally burned to
cinder, althoueh she lived for three hours afterwards,
torinents indescribable. The impression of her feet on the
stairs, and of her hand on the balustrade, are as visible
as though they were made with heat.td iron ! Mrs.
Delany and her son, a young lad, having come out
in the confusion, were both thrown into convul°
sions at the appalling sight. The boy has partially re-
covered, but the mother is still lying in a very dangerous
state. Thus, r.o fewer than fire persons have been involved
in this fatal calamity.—Dublin Freeman's Journal.

BIRTHS.
On the fith inst. at the Palace, Fulham, the lady of the
Lord Bishop of London, of a son.
On the 3d inst. the lady of Thomas I andseer, Esq. °I
Southampton .street, Fitzroy-square, of a son.

DIED.
On the 7th inst. after a few days' illness, Ruth, the'
wife of Mr.john Wright, of. Alhany•street, Regent's pit
On the Sth inst. suddenly, at his house ex Kew Greens
Mr. Rushton, of Chancery-lane, in the 66th year of his age.
-On :the Sth inst. at Halc-end, Waitiarnstotc, Eisexo
Benjamin Maggot Forster, Esq. aged 65.
On the 9th inst. in Walcot-place, Lambeth, after
lingering illness, Mrs. Bicknell, relict of the hail J. 13°
Bicknell, Esq. of Doctors' Commons.
On the Ist inst. at his house at Clapton, after a fevt
days' illness, Mr. Francis liiekes,•aged 96.
On the 3d inst. at Limehouse, in her 85th year,
Mrs.
William Thornthn-aite.

On the 15th ult. at Pearsie, Charles Wedderburn, E.4l'
of Pearsie, N. B. _ _

On the 7th inst. after a long and painful illness►
which she bore with truly Christian firtitude, Emma, the
eldest and dearly beloved daughter of J. J. Kember, of
Knightsbridge.
On the 7th inst. in Tcnterden-street, Honorer-square,
Colonel T. Coke, of the Hon. Etst India CornpaoYe
Madras Establishment, in the 76th year of his age.
•On the Sth inst. at Chelsea, David Anderson, Esq•
the 71st year-of.bis age.

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