Litchfield enquirer., 1835-10-01
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King; but nothing is said of their coming to America They are passing the honeymoon at Oakham Park, his lOrdshps seat near Ripley Il is sai the noble lord received with the hand of his beautiful bride fortune of G3O,OOO. Lady King will also eventually inherit the extensive Wentworth and Noel estates, in the counties ot Leicester aud Warwick, which are pos- sessed by Lady Noel Byron, the heress of the late Sir Ralph Mlbanke Noet. Bart. (by the Hon. Judith Noel, eldest daughter of Edward first Viscount Vent worth) . t -. ft.@ -...'..i f..e r.t
 Ere ot Ni6lO's Gnrden-nnd loss of Hte,-We re. gret learn that the indefagable Mir. NbIo has met with severe loss A fire broke out yesterday, a, I2 o'clock, in the building at the north end of the main house. used for exhibition, and in part by Mir. Hail. for preparing Fireworks. The fire was caused by the bursting of bottle of composition called crimson re from spontaneous combustion, large quantity of fire works immediately exploded, aud Mr. Hall and his men narrowly escaped. The explosion destroyed the house and every thing it con,aned--ihe flames soon extended to the main building; regret 60 state the damage was very great; much valuable furniture banded out oft the windows and saved, but great por- ton oft was destroyed together with the whole in,e. rior of this great house. The magnificent painting of the departure the Israelites from Egypt which be- longed to a Mr. Wright, was destroyed. One of the colored walters being cut off from any retreat, was burnt to Ceath in one Of the upper stories.
 ...rss. ~. Y. Advertiser.
 Melancholy.-The wife of Mr. Samuel Story, of this city. hur"ed to death Tuesday evening last by the taking fire of her clothes She was alone tn her room al he time of the occurrence, end expired soon after assistance reached her. It is supposed tha. while attempting to close a window, the flame of a lamp communicated-.o her dress.
 Nor4oich Repu6l;cnn.
 Of all places in the world which a man would se- lect for taking nap, should imagine that bed a. the tracks of rail road be the ast And vet find 1t stated that mao was recently run over on the Ponchartrain rail road while lying asleep in this identical position.
 Bodies found British Consul at Tangiers has written to Lloyds. that l8 dead bodies Of Christians had been found on the beach. Some of the bodies were found handcued and all of ,hem had been sab- bed in various places. All the bodies appeared to have had ma"acles them; but the natives had ta- ken them off for the most for the value Of the iron.
 A gentleman and his lady made move 10 the West. After short sojourn they made another move, the also-and aer that the ,hird-slill ward It during the third move that the narrator happen. ed fall in with this family He referred to the east the home they had left, and inquired if it would be agreeable to revisit them. The lady with all the ai- achme of womnas heart the husband of her love, resolved however to continue in his company, lead where he might But shaking her head, ut the pros- pect of another move she said, amdst all 'his have one consolation, and that is derived from tho circum- siance that his earh is round, and by Keeping ,Oe shall get to Boston at last!
 Angeiic Matrimony.-A young man named Thomas Gill, the son ofan nnkecper at Sarum, England, has just married Miss Augel inc sole heiress of the grea, Angel estates in that country. The property of which he will come into immediate possession amounts to than ,000O O00i. pound sterling, 400 900! The lady is moreover young and beautiful. The Ea. vored bridegroom drove mail cart unt the day of his wedding !!-N. Y. San.
 Rererse of Fortune Major Noah says" How oE ten have we stood in Broadway and seen with pride the nurse who carried us in her when were infant roll by in her splendid carriage, and eqnp. age. She good girl and married in our fathers house to an honest but poor man. who became rch."
 A tragical affair occurred at No. 6 Monroe street, N. Y. % Saturday morning. A man residing there, returning home fnund his domestic rclaiions in- volved in manner most likely to arouse ,he jealousy of husband 10 the highest degree. He shot she of fender dead the spot. and then hung himself; hut the rope was cut for the accomplishment of his object ia this respect.
 By observation made at Newport. it appears that the month of August last, nearly degree cooler than August of last year, degrees than Au- gust 133 the coolest in the last l8 years. and deg cooler than August ls2O the in the same pc. riOd.
 TMrkies sOOvkiRg JOr livipg.-A -shrewd man will turn every thing good account. Here is a case, for instance. farmer in this town had fine field ofru. ia baga, which overrun with grasshoppers, eat ing of the leaves and threatening the enlire desiruc- ton of the crop He procured drove of turkies and turned ,hem into the lot and they made mince- meat of the grassboppers. The ruia hagas saved and the turkies in good case" for any mans Thanks giving dinner.-NorthampEOD Cowrier.
 Five thousand dollars reward has been offered by of the legislature of Mississippi, any person persons who shall arrest and bring to tra mad prosecute conviction under its laws any per- son who shsli utter, publish or circulate within the
 limits of shat Siate the Lberaior, any other psper circular pamphlet, letter or address of seditious character. +
 The editors of the Newburyport Herald state that they have seen letter from Alabama, relating anoih- CT dss racefu instance of barbary in Lynching re- spec.abe clergyman, formerly of Essex couNiy, for preaching his sentiments the subject of slavery Tie accoun, says, "ihe Rev. ). Warres, clergy man from Haverhil, I learn, from what deem good authority hung few days since in Louisa5a. for