The Sun. — 1850-08-28 (London, England)

LYNCHING IN AMERICA. :Australasia .......... 4:0 request that it might be left in the hands of the chief a mudification ought to proceed, the negotiation havin Very remarkable records of crimes are received frotn the " nether regions" of the ;7:1-i1"; G( loucestershire ...... 5 561, :::. eLnltt.:. 1100: 00 00 2250 00 : 2-7% o'clock, last Saturday night, the prisoner asked him to 2pe4rsc•ent: 1 "' Ceylon ........ ••• • •• 71 par cent 25 0 0 clerk for a reasoneble period, that adequate opportunities been bruken off in consequisuce of 3 difference of opini•l After some further considerable and rather angry but the subjoined narratives, extracted from the c 'l"nulle • • let him into his house fur a short time in order that be discuseion the report was adopted. •ondt. and Westinins•tr 5500 00 00 2102 100 00 i and rwght be furnished for that purpose. with reference to the amount of fixed rent to be ultis American Flag of the 17th ult., published in the dis- 1 Iper cent. might avoid the pstroL The presecutor complied, Mr. Cockle expressed his assent to this: arrangement, Lio, n, t di oonnaJi ooirf. he went to bed, Isavine the prisoner, who was an entire mately paid by the Greet Westein Company. Thanks were then voted to the Chairman, who having responded, the meeting broke up. - onlan ........ •• •• •• 41 par cent 15 0 0 25 0 0 and the prisoner, who by the advice of his counsel, re" Two Bills were brought into Parliament with rtfe- trict ot' Rio Grande, possess features of unusual stranger to him, but not a person with whom he lived, served his defence, was fully committed for trial upon t:--he 11th inst. our citizens were astounded erDseititeoels:Or-le.e.i.an.-4...: V.. - * • asleep upon the if ion The next morning he was me.t in rence to your compaby an the session just expired, the - 13 0 0 IT A L i . , the completion of the depositions, but in the interim first, which had for its object simply an extension of Blackfriars-road by a police officer, whose suspicions liberated upon the bail before put in-himself in recog- per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 were excited by the circumstance of his having on milinisances to the amount of 2001., and two sureties in time fur the exercise of the compulsory powers of tbe The Genoa Gazette of the 221 inst. quotes a letter mit with the melancholy intelligence that Justice Beacon, at.r,o,Coitny Ditto, New.- ... ••• 81. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 t-IrSetolactik: * 6511. pp ee rr cc eenn tt . tary trousers and the coat and cap produced. and he went 100/. each. company, :and the completion of the works west ot from Rome of the 17th, stating that tbe Austrian i . in consequence of the death of the coroner, had been ' up to him and asked him what regiment he belonged Swansea, passed into an Act without opposition. Ot nister had strenuously exerted himself, at the last Nat. Provncial ef En•• called to hold an inquest over the body of Captain Ditto, New. ...... g: :11.. ppoerr cceenntt.. 111 R 00 35 0 0 to. The prisoner denied that he belonged to any regi- - the other Bili, the object was twauld; first, to enable Consistory, to prevail on the Papal Government to to o o ment, and asserted that he had beeu discharged from the E LONDON" GAZETTE FROM T H you to re-issue forfeited shares either as preference shares adopt a policy jn harmony with the spirit of the mote John Brennan, who had been murdered in cold blood South Australia •• •• •• 61. per cent. 25 0025 0 0 ,Jniou ot Australia.• •• 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 army twelve months ago; but as he could not produce OF