The Sun.
London, England, 1827-05-22 00:00:00

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

COUNTRY DlARY.—TnuasnAv, MAT th
Barnard, J., Glamford Brigg—Nicholson and Co., Glans`ford Brigg
Burgess, S., Crosstown—George, Warrington •• ."11
Dyer, IL, Exeter—Globe, Exeter ... 0
George, T., Newport—Messrs. Prothero, Newport
Jellicoree, J., Manchester—White's Manchester
Orton, S., Atherstone—Red Lion, Pinvrell ll
Peele, J. and Co., Egremont—Blaak Lion, Whitehaven ...... 1
Sherwin and Co., Shelton—Star and Garter, lAverpooL .......
MAY 115.
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Barnes, T., Dennington—Crown, Fiatnlingham ...........
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Bates, J., South Crosland, Almondbury—Packhonse, ... „
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dersfleld ••••• ......
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Blount, G., Liverpool—Mr. Prest, Liverpool .......... ...•
Bowen, T., Swansea—Bush, Swansea ...... ..... . ........ . .... ..... 1
Broomhead, A., Manchester—White's, Manchester ............
Burgess, S., Crosstown, Nether Knutsford—George inn' lc!
Warrington ............................................ ........... • .....
Hodgson, W., Birmingham—Royal. hotel, Birtninghalna,qi:
Mitchell, J., Lockwood in Almondbury—Cdurt-house, 11
dersflcld .....................................................................
Peake and Co., Halliwell—Bridge inn, Bolton
... ...............
Pitt, H., Liverpool—George. ~ Liverpool ..... ... .................
Shaw and Co., Huddersfield—Mr. Alison, ..................
Shelmerdine and Co., Heyrod—Rose and Crown inn, Hu"- 11
dersffeld
Taylor, S., Milnthorpe Landsi de, Westmorland—Cominercial 0
hotel, Kendal
Thorley, and Co., Salford—White's, htanchester.
Twigg, J., Earls Heaton—Court-house, Wakefield
Vine, M., Brighton—Old Ship, Brighton
Woodward, G., Birmingham—Hen and Chickens inn, OW 0
mingha In •

INSOLVENTS APPLYIN
Petitions to be beard at Portui
MAY '25,

TO BE DISCHARGS' ~..o§,
Al-street, Lincoln's Inn ..."
AT NINE.'
Clayton, .1., Yeadon Harrison, E., Boston-lAC'
Cooper, C., Guildford set square cnite.
Crawford, J., Mile-end bans, W., Brick-lane. ' ' ...
Duncombe, .1., Little Queen- fields
street Pelvin, H., Kensington
Ellison, T. Bradford Itawlinson E Stockport
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Mneii, P., Westow Hill, Nor. Rogers, J.
~ Poplar
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wood Young, R Marshal!
Grierson, W., Nottingham Golden-square ,
Oldham, J., Denton ..

The first institution of Posts is genet
ascribed to the Persians. The monarchs oeii,
extensive empire, that they might have int,eir
gence of all that passed in the provinces of tises,
vast dominions, placed sentinels on emitieneilt,,
at convenient distances, where towers were hus
which centinels gave notice of public occurrences h
to each other with a loud and shrill voice ;
which means alone news was transported fru°r,
one end of the kingdom to the other, with 6.
prising expedition. This method, however, hero'o6
found uncertain, Cyrus, as Xenophon it'll' oil
us, provided couriers, and erected houses entir.
the high roads, for keeping post-horses, and
livering packets from one to another.
On Saturday evening last,'about six o'erer-
shocking accident occurred at the head of "7/61
Lane. Mr. W. Welsh's waggons had arri,
from Glasgow, and persons were in the
unloading them at the warehouse. Whilst -02
of the carts was taken away for that purpose 'O4
remaining horse, with a loaded waggon, fir' le
itself alone, moved forward under the eatell
leading into Collier-lane, where a femme Lod,
between two and three years of age, was
ing ; one of the wheels came in contact
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the child, knocked it down on its belly,
passed directly up its back and over its
laying both completely open ! It is nee
• tantir
to say that the child died almost Ins lir
and what- was truly melancholy, the poor .se,
tracted mother witnessed the heart-rending.l4o
No blame, we understand, can be attache L 4 •
any one. Mr. Smith, the clerk in the Wtsd
house, perceived the child's danger, and tbe
himself a narrow escape in passing betweArz but
waggon and the wall, in an unsuceesst fore
well-meant endeavour to stop the horse LPOti.,
the wheel struck the child. R. Lowry' sok
coroner, held an inquest on the body, an fet;t
day, and the Jury returned the followil4 Ids
diet :—" Accidental death." Deodand •
upon the wheel.--Carlisle Patriot.

BIRTH. # Dot-
On the 13th inst., Mrs. .T. Fairlie, New-strut
set-square of a son.

DIE
On the 14th inst., the infantD. son of Mr. Fairlir, 141,
street, Dorset-square.
On Sunday, in Bryanstone-square, Henry Sans—
aged 48.
On Sunday, the 20th inst., at Highgate, Fra.ll„use.
wife of Henry Johnson, Esq. of the East India •!1_1".„
On the 12th instant, at Tottenham, Airs•
liamson.

PAINTED and Pilaus':usu. by. YOUNG, at
Stlit-Orricie, No. 11g, Strand. ' ,