The Sun.
London, England, 1827-12-15 00:00:00

MR. BROUGHAM'S BAGS.

The following, we understand, is Coe communi-
cation to which Mr. Brougham alltlded in the Court
of King's Bench, respecting his stolen bags :

Sint—We will return you them bags, what was stolen
out of your carriage this here, morning--(seeing as how
they belonged to a lawyer, and finding that we had got into
bad hands)—if so be you will trtake us n decent recompense,
as ourhonesty deserves. *Sh6uld you feel inclined to d,/
so, please go to Waterloo-bridge this here evening at nine
o'clock ; where you will tueet.with a german who will ae
if your name's Brougham. Do not look him too lord in
the face, for he is werry modest, and having some character
to laic; does not like to be seen in company with a lawyer.
On your telling him as your name's really Brougham; Ir 4
will give you back your old clothes bag ; and you in reheat
will give him what you please—we leaves that to your ge-
nerosity—trusting only as you're a gemman, you'll behave
as sick. We hopes that you wont give no ace
Aunt of the
r parson what you'll,meet on the Bridge, for; be has got a
sort of a constitutional aversion to the r:;id Bailey, seeing
as how it's a disease that has proved 4Atal to all his familly.
We thinks you had better come .iressed in top-boots and
spurs (with moustachir..a to disguise your parson), as we
shall then have no doubt of our man. Please present our
werry best compliments
,to Sir Thomas Lethbridge, with
whom, we understand, you are on excellent terms orifisit-
ing, and tell him we hopes as how bell put as many Mem-
bers to sleep during his speechifying as he did last-Sessions;
because we can then grab the rhino out of the Members'
pocketts.
So no more at present, but rests your werry humble
sarvan ts, (Signed) their X.,

Yesterday, aliouf two o'clock, his Royal High-
ness the Duke of Sussax passed through this town, on his
way to Belyoir, from the venerable mansion of Lieutenant-
Colonel WILnMAN, at Newstead-abbey,' where'the Prince
has been enjoying himself for nearly six weeks.—Arottieg-
ham Review.
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We noticed last week the levity with which
that destructive disease the small-pox has been treated in
Yeovil ; we have since learnt that nearly fifty young per-
sons; mostly children, have fallen victims to that malady,
This certainly is an evil which sails aloud for the inter-
ference of .some authoritative measures for its sippression,
and exposure of the parties who in any way encourage its
spread.--Dorset Chronick.
PROPAGATION OF THE GOSPEL.--011 Thurs-
day, the 6th instant, the second Annual Meeting of the
" Society established in the Diocese of Ely, and University
of Cambridge, in aid of the Incorporated Society for the
Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts," was held ire
the Town Hall, at which the Lord Bishop of ELY pre..
sided. The Meeting was numerous and well-attended.
Canibridge Chronicle.

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the
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a oft the
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teas remarkably
i'trSlutiawneilglhatt.„
tended. The company present exceeded .480 in number,
and included, in addition to members of almost. all the re-
spectable families in the city and its viZ:finity, the Countess
of COVENTRY, with several branches
LEoarrdl
FanodLtCor,untess BxAueltauv, o.
&C. &c,,--Worcester Jou°rual
We have made enquiries respechlrinDgflmk-tii'hlmyeu;:e4shjj'e
the most dheoasvi
hosiers
rsinm
procure an advance of Wages, and are
.highly giatificll in.
by agecootmlemmanlitteey ofmafuranernw;work-knitters,, to
having to state that the committee was received 'ny the
and we are as-
Allred that tin advance will take place.— Na t ;"I"('''
Review. tv
A most striking spectacle is at prev,ut'
exhi- _
[ kited by the state of the ground at the baa, of that part
of the Parliament-square which was bur:it down. The
depth of the excavations made for the ;ntended new build-
ings, with the height of the adjacertt ground, and the mas-
siveness of the still conspicuous ruins, turns a scene, when
viewed from the Old Fishukuket-close of the most strange
and uncouth magnificeute.—Edinburgh Weekly Chron.

NATIVE TALENT.---SOMe very fine speci-
mens of the seaglioli composition may be seen at our office,the Work of a young lad, a native of this city, and a son
of Mr. 'Writ's /1 CLEAR, joiner, whoma county gentleman,
devoted to litiTature and the tine arts, has had carefully in-
turuireb.le,TThuerki
structed in this branch of useful and ornamental manufao-
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