The Sun.
London, England, 1845-08-20 00:00:00

HERRING FISHERY.
WICK, Auc. 12.--The fishing at Wick svas veri
gular during the past week, some boats having as
as forty crat.s, while many were quite clean. Thos
average for the scas,,n about thirty-f .ur 0110
large numher of vesstls have arrived with salt, wfoi
sold at lls. per ton, At Ilopeman the aver:igeo
season is 60 crans per biat; and at Banff
crans. At Peterhead there are 422 boats, lei,
average is between 20 and 40 crane, or tearlt
more crans, July fish, than last or previous sess°;
lIELMSDALE, AUGUST 14.—The herring fiab,enr
been very successful to the end of last week. ~,u,"„
day the boats averaged is, on Wednesday 24• n",B
8, Friday 9, Saturday 6, making the amount forL
son about SO crans, considerably higher than itb
for some years at this date. From 30 to 40 "
about 100 crans—l has 170 crans. Should the If;
continue favourable a good fishing is looked °
pre sent the wind is blowing favourably for tbist •
LOSSIEMOUTH, AUG. 7.—The fishing has II
successful here this week, the takes being ge"
very poor. rl
BURGREAD, AUG. 7.—The fishing has not -
since last week, the average being about the satc,rui;el
boats had upwards of 20 crane this morning.
rage to this date will be about 35 crane per bost".44,
DUNBAR, AUG. 12.—Our herring fishing dtll-14
last week was very successful, the highest boSSot)
aging about sixty to seventy crane. Prices
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high, owing to the great number of French fiSllll9
gars here and in the bay, all most anxious to
and complete their cargoes.—Ross-shire Advolise

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FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH MIDI.-- jos
way.—Another melancholy and fatal accident occurno,
North Midland Railway, at Masborough, on Saturday 0(11
which a poor man, named Francis Dam, in the employ
api
Barker, of Rotherham, lost his life. The facts ",
ipt,
these:—One of the goods trains from Derby had srr e
Alasborough station at half-past one o'clock on SatuN
ro
a portion of the carriages—six in number—laden Li:troll
were detached from the train in order that they might
one of the sidings. A fireman, named John TurnerU to j
to do this, when .the deceased unfortunately attempted
st 9
line, just as the train was shunting, or backing,* lei)
knocked down, and three carriages passed over hP ;4
thighs, when, strange to say, with his legs dissevered'
naged to drag himself off the rail before the three re Se
carriages, with engine and tender, passed over Or;
promptly conveyed to the Sheffield General Infirtn o
idid
every attention was speedily paid him, but so great
the shock to the system, accompanied with the 1"7,, ler
that he died at five o'clock the same afternoon. fedi:
was held on Monday afternoon. The jury returoe;itb! ty
of Accidental death," accompanying the verdiol
quest that the Coroner would write to the Setreto ni
Midland Company, and say that it was the opinion "coristio
that a man should be always stationed on the hot
the train when shunting. The jury were also of °P-d W
the Masborough station was too cramped and limite
t"
business done there, and ought to be enlarged. hsJ
BONDED WHEAT.—Lord John Russell i 6
tained a Parliamentary document, which w° 001'0
printed, showing the quantity of wheat in bond 00,0,051 y
July during the last eight years. The paper shows b'o4, 0
Ist ult., there were 430,394 quarters of wheat in be,ltile
following is the account rendered from 1838 to 1845 jj
there were of wheat awl wheat flour in bond. 618;1;
ters ; 1839, 51,217 ; 1840, 569,952 ; 1841, 579'82 I
1,253,436 ; 1843, 297,416 ; 1844, 604,122 ; and
430,394.
JUGGLERS OF INDIA.—The rope-dancers, 0, Or4l
tamers, and sword-swallowers of Madras, are od])
throughout India. They will leap over elephants, sirly
five camels standing side by side ; their bodies areorel°,4
that they twine themselves like snakes upanddown bes
iots
steps of a ladder : they walk over sharp swords; rofoind
burthens with their eyelids ; and, like Ramo Sonekeb, iftrO
said to be able to float in the air without any
Even the children exercise themselves in swalloWl
do'
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sticks of bamboo, in order that they may eventual./
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BIRTH S. u V' v
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On thel2th inst., atCamisky, Inverness-11"i s 1'
of Queen-street, Edinburgh, of a daughter. , „if the oa,
On the 6th inst. at Copenhagen, the Wile w ay of
Stevenson Ellis, hi.A., of a daughter. the 1$ ' I,
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,filiot
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Esq., Bengal Civil Service, of a son. ~ MAI 1b
On the 16th inst., at Curzon-street,
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Hon. Mrs. H. Tufnell, of a daughter.
On the 16th inst., at Great Stanhope- et, 3") 0'
Hon. Mrs. Edgell, of twins—a son and a tlaugwisiera b
On the 17th inst., at Duncan-terrace, gra' peer
of
ing, of a son. the lady 01
On the 17th inst., at Clapham-common,
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Proctor Benwell, Esq., of a daughter. goo ,o.
On the 17th inst., he wife of F. C. Jones, op
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Blackfriars-road, of a eon. d Wrest' Or'
On the 17th inst., in Cavendish-road mar. a,
wood, the wife of John Egan, Esq., of a daugisttavi....../
On the 18th inst., at Fortess-terrace, Kenna
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MARRIED.
On the 16th inst., at S. James's Church, J,
Cvsoo
Mary, second daughter of
Beaumont, Esq ,of West-hill, Putnev-heath, to Or
eiCri.,,of
Lodge, Old Brompten. f Ajfr i.or
Ott the 18th inst., at St. Mary's, Islington, 141. flicli
jaines
to Annie, yonngest daughter of the late Mr.
of Chancery-lane. William Jtad, FAV re,

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One the 15thp inst ,at Portland Cottage, C', s'bA ye'
Mrs. Mary Anne Challen, aged 56. rod, ,
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wife of Edmund Stan'sfield, Esq., aged 23. ,„,..ivelli
On the 15th inst., in Chanqion-grove, Cal"' , _Arl‘f
Row, Esq. ,rit trr
Oa the 16th inst., in the Gloucester-road, Beb- f "ft,
JamesOn the
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On the I ith inst., at Edmonton, Christopuer ~,,i, I'
derton, onlv surviving son of the Rev. C. Jeas,S;rlber°
On the 1 th inst., William Rolls, Esq., °I
place, Old Kent-road, aged 73.

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