The Sun.
London, England, 1827-02-19 00:00:00

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LONDON DIARY'::-.-T-"--''""lqotfrot.'4.4l‘' ' *'llts *tit id
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Commiesionfrs, I3ftfiel )
Beare, J., Westminster, Ale*hint-:-.11 ' :
Brown, T , Lynn, linen-draper—ll
Broomfield, W., Camberwell, builder...ll
Creed, J., Bedford-court, mercer--11
Deacon, T., Trowbridge, clothier—lo
Edis, J., Kent-road, brewer 1
Fearnley, C., Crotched Friars, wine-meeteettoi.-1 t
Flexney, W., Bedford row, scrivener-1
Ford, R., City-road, merchant-12
ilodgskin, R., Brompton, grocer-10
Hodsoll, T., Chancery-lane, auctioneer-.. 11
Jones, D., Southvrark, hatter-12
Langley, F., Bolton-sty eet, dealer-11 ,
Line, W., Camden Town, builder..-10
Matthews, P., Lambeth, builder--AI
Mitchell, IL, Tottenham, coachmastor-11
Moore, G., Carey-street, tavern-keeper-11
Neely, S., Regent-street, bookseller-19

COUNTRY DIARY, Tuannwt, iPsx. 110.
Bakewell, G., Mancheeter—Mr. Flint, Uttaxitar..-11
Birch, .T., jun., Manchester—Star, Bdanclyster--0
Bridge, W., Deerhurst--Spread Eagle. Glostoester-,-11
Col€.o and Co., Ludlow—Crown, Ludlow-i 4
Duff and Co., Liverpool—George, Liverpool---1
Elsworth, -J., Bowling, Bradford—Office of Melees. Alma's",
Halifax-11
Ewart, F., Newcastle-upon-Tyne—Crown and TilietlN New-

castle-11
Fenton, J., Hanky-.Leopard, Burslem-12
Greenland, S., Frorne- -White Hart, Batll-6
Haynes, J., Birmingham.—Parker's, Hattlebury.....lo
Iggulden, J., Dover—Guildhall, Canterbury-41
Irish, M., Lewes—Star, Lewes-11
Johnson, , Liverpool—Parkinson, Liverpool—i.
Leaver, J., Reading—George, Reading---• 11
Lsngley, P., Ramsgate---Guildhall, Canterbury.-.
Masey, P., Bristol—Commercial inn, Bristol-1
Parker, T., Arnclifre—Star, Manchester-10
Rinser, C., Southampton—Callaway, Portsmouth-12
Roberts, W. Nettlebed—Woolpack, Reading-11
Rowley and Co., Stourport--George, Liverpool-41
Shepherd and Co., Southampton—Crows, Southampton.-4
Smyth, T., Bilston, Staffordshire—Jarningitua Ar Ir.
Shiffnal—l 1
Spilsbury, E., Walsall—George, Bewdley--11
Stokes, J., Bath—Magistrate's office, Halifai-10.
Taylor, J., Halifax—Magistrate'coffice, Wifga--7
Thompson, 1., Batton, Staffvidat4e-.4eraingltana MIS!' boo
Stafford—l 1
Trobridge, J., Exeter—Globe, Exeter... 4.711
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Fza. 21.
Bright, P., Hanley—Tontine, SI-Afield-12
Burrow, T., Worcester—Star, Worcester -
12
Cliff, J., Nantwich—Hop-pole, Chester—l
Crawford, H., Liverpool—Mr. Houghton, Liverpool-1
Garnett, J., Liverpool—George, Liverpool—l
llankinson, C., Hale—White's, Manchester-;-10
Hargreaves, G., Liverpool—Star, Manchester-9
Haywood, W., Nottingham—Flying Horse, Nottinglikaa.-1 1
Rayner and Medley, Newport, Isle of Wight—thaildhaU, Nev.
port-2 .
Skinner, R , Tiverton —Angel, 'I iverton--I 2
Wells, G., Norwich—White Swan, Norwich-4

INSOLVENTS APPLYING TO BE DISCILAIGNO.
Petitions to be heard at P,:rtugahetreet,

21, AT 1411114
Allan, R., Mansell-street, ale dealer
Barnett, 8., Tottenham-court-road, dealer
Barrett, T., Macclesfield, dealer
Collier, J., Pimlico, merchant
Franklin, J., Westminster, upholeterce
Higginbotham, J., St. John-street, hair drone
Myams, Pi., Quadrant, jeweller
Nettleship, J., Goswell-road, victvallee
Palin, T., Hammersmith, writing-manse
Palme, J., Enfield, labourer,
Roser, E., Kensington, surveyor
Shepherd, T., Pentonville, merchant
Watkins, G., Whitechapel, butcher
Wheeler, J., Southwark, victualler

COUNTRY.—At the Court-house, at Olds J, Ming
at Ten o'clock.
Arrow, T., Oxford, milkman
Boffin, J., Bicester, grocer
Butler, G., Banbury, rag-merchant:
Carter, J., Cheltenham, painter
Cropper, J., Oxford, draper
De Banks, G., Oxford, painter
Edwards, A., Drayton, toll-gate-keepear
Fings, R., Ensham, glover
Hissey, J., Nettlebed, victualler.
M'Henry, 8., Evesham, tea dealer, &ie.
Prior, T., Witney, cordwainer
Shepherd, W., Abingdon, baker.
Smith, W. T., Oxford, gardener
Verey, T., Bicester, baker •
Court-house, Wakefield, Feb. '3l, at TICiPt.
Atkinson, J., Holbeek, hat manufacturer
Baldwin, 8., Guiseiey, clothier
Booth, M., Northouram, ehoernsker
Bradley, J., Morley, cloth...manufactures-
Brooke, 8., Morley, cloth-manufactures
Dodd, E., Sheffield, scissor-maker
Harley, J., Leeds, confectioner
Hartley, R. and 8., Bradford, stonemason
Hayes, J., Leeds, pipe-maker
Hill, M., Kirkbeaton, cloth-dresser
Hirst, J., Meldiom, clothier
Hobson, T., Barnsley, surgeon
lloldsworth, J., Horton, stuff-manuftvAager
Holmes, M., Leeds, grocer
Hyde, E., Sheffield, brass-turner
Ingham, W., Leeds, grocer •
Jenkinson C., Thurstonland, clothier
Johnson, 'T., Sheffield, brass-turner
Kinder, G., Honley-Moor, manufacturer
Knapton, W., Leeds, joiner and builder
Knight, W., Sheffield, table-knife-grinds:
Littlewood, J., Wooldale, manufacturer
Mitten, It., Sheffield, comb-maker
Illurgatroyd, J., Ovenden, labourer
Sash, R., Sheffield, grocer
Oates, J., Leeds, cabinet-maker
Oddy, W., Huddersfield, grocer
Pcarson, J., Halifax, tin-plate-worker
Rhocks, S., Idle, shopkeeper
Rogel.: R., Churwell, grocer
Rutter, R., Leeds, builder
Rycroft, W., Leeds, shopkeeper
Scarf, T., llunslett, aquafortis-manufacturnr
Shaw, J.,
Halifac, bobbin-turner
Smith, D., Brighouse, wearer
Story, G., Halifax, currier
Sugden, J., Huddersfield, merchant
Sykes, J., Foulatone, weaver
Sykes, W., Huddersfield, cloth-dresser
Tyson, J,. Eccleston, chair-maker, &e.
Weddell, W., Knaresborough, coacb-makor
Wilkinson, J., Sheffield, file-cutter
Willey, A., Deighton, hawker
Woodcock, C., Kirk Smeaton, tailor
Woodhouse, G., Henley, clothier

At the grand battu, at Berkeley Cattle, on the Ist
instant, which closed the shooting season, the following wu Ike
ofegnaimpee;kitloletadlbsy29C.o_lonvelatß:rck Berkeley and party a friewie,
pheasants, 76 hares, 55 rabbits, weir.
pis. 392
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HORRIBLE DEPRAVITY.---Such Atrocity SA tile
folloWing brief sketch affords, rarely stsiins individual bars
among our population :—Some few days back, a young girl, ro•
siding in the neighbourhood of Mountrath, and just about to Lc
married, conceived the diabolical project of dispatching her father.
mother, and five children, by poison, in order at Nu* to obtaia
the collective property of the family, part of which she had
ready conveyed away ! ! Into their family draught, the
batter-
milk in a churn, was accordingly infused the fetal poticao of ar>Vie3t
the authors of her own being, as well as her brothehrs
_stsaa
unconsciously partook—fortueately, however, with
baring
drink77l!
largely of the contents of the churn,
:rcept in tl:e case of the wretched mother. She hon
wutedneas;
fiegrWlneont4ber, what parched
avity
the poisoned buttermilk, as drink to
on had created. The so.
of mind in the perpetrator is her having
with ti:e deadly thirst which the p.,g
conumitted
to
mary.
has be"
cused having confessed her guilt,
last, in excruciating agonies. A parTiaciallairnifee,awrtihunerg.,,
tfurndeepdr
borough jail. —Carlow Morning Post.