The Sun.
London, England, 1820-11-09 00:00:00

COUNTRY NEWS.

CANIBRIDGESHIRE.
AGRICULTURE.—At the Meeting of the ti"'o,
bridgeshire Agricultural Society, the prollie
given by the Earl of Hardwicke of 501. 105, 'l,,
best cultivated farm, was presented to ".14
Beales, Esq. The first premium for plotiOtr,
was awarded to Robert Darnell, servant to
Beales, Esq. and the second to Jos. ,Cowell, s:ef
vant to R. Withers, Esq. ; after which the Pieehe
of plate awarded at the meeting in June, for
exhibitions of stock, were delivered to the 5u
cessful candidates.

SURREY.
SINGULAR AND FATAL ACCIZEST,.....-Trialsi
o morning the following extraordinary circurns,°e
took place at the house of William Turner, t,s;:,
at Reigate, Surrey :—Mr. Turner was in the `)or
nevolent practice of giving away milk to the
inhabitants of the place, and amongst theseste
the family of a man named Yeomans. °B
morning in question, this manes daughter, a go
about twelve years old, went to the horse
usual to fetch her milk; the maid-servant took, ,1
vessel, with which she proceeded to the dairlo,
leaVing the girl standing on the stone pavernelltej
the scullery. Presently afterwards she was alas° 1,
by a noise, which seemed to come from the sc'jet
lery, and, on looking into the room, she missthe
the little girl, and observed that a part of ,f
flooring had given way, discovering a vast subl'o,
ranean recess of very great depth. She COile,
not then discern the girl, but she gave an
diate alarm, and ladders were procured t°
scend, for the purpose of exploring 110
vault, which, however, was for some tiltij
found impossible, owing to the strong fc
effluvia that issued from the place. This ha'l:s
in some degree abated, a person venturio,
down the opening, and found the body of of
girl at the bottom, a distance of thirty or Ora,
feet, quite dead, apparently'from suffocati°,
The account this person gave of the place 11313"/
that it resembled a cess-pool, or well (for whicof
it probably had been used); but what is s'es
singular, the existence of this dangerous hole ns`'
altogether unknown to the present family, ro
a more than ordinary number of persons P,
passed and. re-passed that spot (hiring the golo d
lug. The rafters under the pavement were f°l4,
much decayed.—A Coroner's Inquest Was on ''re
turday held on the body. of Ann Yeomans, bef°,
C. JEMMETT, Esq., at the White Hart l'ave"" of
'Reigate, and the Jury returned a verdict
" Accidental Death.'

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Tim ARMY.--On fuesday the 4t,
Veteran Battalion, quartered in Ayr barraci',:c;
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were spected,by Major-General Reynell, ',"ot
expressed his marked approbation of their 0:55
and military appearance, and of the steaß,ler,
and precision of their evolutions. The 111°,.,5,
General likewise inspected the barracks,
pital, and military school-room, and seerneil
ly pleased with the neatness, good. order, alt.,
cleanliness which prevailed in the establishincir
On Saturday his Excellency Major-Genera' „c,
Thomas Bradford, the Commander-in-Chicl,,
companied by his Staff, reviewed the 7th „
goon Guards, commanded by Colonel DiloPe've
a field near Piershill Barracks. This very e 5,
regiment executed all its manoeuvres, chargoe
&c. with admirable precision, and much to ,ea
satisfaction of his Excellency, who exPresd
himself highly pleased with its appearance 3
disci pline.--L(Edinburgh Courant, Nev.
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