The Lancaster Herald, and Town and County Advertiser. — 1832-01-07 (Lancaster, Lancashire, England)

THE CASTLE SINCE OCR LAST.- ThONIOS and Thomas .41len, Charged with having assaulted \turray, on • the highway, at West Derby, and 'of fourovereigna, his money: also, one purse, notes, fur the paymeut.of ten pounds each, of Charles William Lord Viscount Molyneux. - with killing and slaying George William doithmaite, William Fanaharleyt charged with having Inland titnadtuously assembled, at Pres-1 divers other persons, when 'Mich done, and the inhebitants greatly alarmed. -To the many instances of. the incautious the following is an unfortunate addition. ", this 24th ult., two boys, named Joseph ---on and Thomas Kitchen, whose parents reside in ..the village of Hill, in 111illom, went upon Duddon Sands, in smirch of modowl. They had not proceeded fitr, when sea-mew got up; the boy, William Wilkinson, levelled his gun at it, but did not. fare. lie took it down from his shoulder, negleetir.g to secure the lock, and was proceeding onwardsj, (Kitchen 'being in advance of him several yards) when the gun. exploded, and lodged the greatest part of the charge in his thigh and one hand, which W 49 in his ,breeches pocket at the timc. Although medical attendance was speedily afforded, his situation is very precarious. Awretur gunner; DE*rn.--.ou Monday, the 2nd. ab Inquest was held in Whicham, before John Kirk:Esq., Coroner, touching the death of the Rev. Steble, for many years Rector of that parish, and * Magistrate for' the County of Cumberland; who f• ourrd444a4 in his bed the same morning. Verdict, Vieltetliah ..nod." The Rev. Gentleman had- on "Sew-Year's Day perftHrmed the duties of the Sabbath,*, Maud, and retired to rest in perfect health. Mr. Stehle wag a widower; between 60 and 70 years of age, and highly respected. The living is in the patronage of the Earl of Lonsdale. A, vate letter, dated London, 9d Jan., which we "readied on Thursday, contains the subjoined passage. • COnversing this morning upon drawing Twelfth Cake, a very respectable foreigner related to me the fol- lowing anecdote. Upon the Twelfth Cake day preceding the famous three days in July, the whole family of the Bourbons spent the evening with Charles X. It was "singular that the Duke of Orleans (the present king) drew .King. And when Charles was subsequently making his speech to dissolve the Chambers, he accidentally dropt 'his hat (a Field Marsitars) tibia' the Duke of Qrleans took up." , Ksnnat.—We have been favoured with the following' return of the Marriages, Burials, and Baptisms. is Kendal Church for the last year as compared with the preceding. year of 1830 : Marriages in 1830 ... 95 ' Do. in 1831 ... 111 5 Increase ... 16 . Burials in 1830 241 1 • Do. in 1831 ... 223 5 Decrease... 18 Baptisms in 1890 ... 351 / • . Do. in 1831 ... 343 Decrease.. 8 KENOAL Breen Saestoas.—At these 'Sessions, on Thursday last, Benjamin Whiteside, tailor, pleaded guilty to an indictment for stealing a pair of gaiters from the shop. of Mr. Webster, of Kendal; and being an old offender wee sentenced to 7 years transportation.- Jane Bradley, wail found guilty of stealing a cloak from' the dwelling-house of 'Mr. William Cos, currier; and she, also, being an old offender wen visited with the samelleih°teem of tranapariatian for 7 years. • The ()rand Jury presented, two or three nnisanetti in the town, ',bleb will be removed. We -.are happy to state that the Rev. Mr. Griffith, ' whose. sudtten isliselMeeninee and suppoied. murder had given ties to Milaneholy apprehensidns as to his Atte, is.‘ still alive. • • , Her Modesty the queenr has Signified her gracious intcar. tion ot contriatithig orMeelly` the sum of £9O to . the • national schools of Christ Church, Spitalields.  iagether