The Sun. — 1854-11-21 (London, England)

PETITION DISMISSED. JOINT-S TO -K BANKS being the guardian of the ward of the court, a young assailants. Messenger, who claims the distinction of champion of the 1 Dividende Amount that gentleman " and 11. C."- that is, George be iitlfrtsi;l:Nlyti:Alvr,itiltiieli,AEcTti This insolvent was fuarthe4r.heard. Mr. Brown (who happened to be in court at the time) Tyne by his recent defeat of Candlish. Cole and Mes- Name of Company. P lady of 18 years of age, with a very large fortune) pai Augustus Hamilton Chichester. •" He married my The case stood over for better accounts, and it was Paid. Pr•ce. is. visit to Lord and Lady Ferrers in the last week of cousin, and we were all very much annoyed." What here said that, notwithstanding Inspector Shelford's con- senger are London watermen, and very skilful rowers. - ' Annum. Share. -May last year, and Mr. Chichester was on a visit there _ naomwouan:iii:ttiel :in; hawtaswlai,:reiry the insolvent petitioned his at that time. There is a controversy on the affidavits do I infer from that ? Why, that he had proposed totradiction of his statement, the facts remained the same. At one o'clock the Locomotive started from Searl's, A young man was attacked by a set of ruffians, and nearly having on board a large number of persons interested in , as to whether Mr. Chichester did pay anything like the young lady to run away from the house of her guar small. sum, and it was exdian, but that she had remonstrated,. and had pointed wife had IGI, 108, in hand. In his schedule, as filed, the murdered, immediately under the Fleet-wall. How long the race, and between Putney and Mortlake thousands Australasia... .... ... ! 6/. per cent. Iloii do £ :1.1 d. 8 British North American 61. per cent. , 50 0 0 6214 „1 marked attention to the young lady during that visit, out how ill that lady stood lin society, .and that he en-he remained insensible there it is impossible to say, but of people were collected to view the proceedings. The Commercial of London. 161. per cent. 100 o o 20 o o 32y, which was the first time he had ever seen her. Mrs. 1 • ed that h. 3/. per cent. ,100 0 0 25 0 0 deavours to get over scruples pointing out-there is peael: t. 1.9 wife had' the money, which had since nearly half an hour elapsed before he reached his home, betting was very eager during the whole of the !nominee coe°'?."l"t •••• •• •• •"• " Hungerford positively declared that she saw nothinglonian ............... , 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 a great difference between, that person-who,, was not b spent, in Dorset-street, Fleet-street, or before he saw anything the odds being slightly in favour of Messenwho f ger, ll- Lond.Cliar.lll:. of Ans. I - 120 0 0 all 0 25 whatever to lead her to suppose that any sort of interquite an . equal in rank-and 'G.A.H. C. that is to Mr. Dowse said ' ~ if the petition was sustained, the of one of the seven constables. He stated before, that filled the expectations of his friends, and came in first. Londo'i and county •. 'W. per cent. 150 0 0 20 0 0 _ course whatever had passed between them more than the hLornin arta Westminstr , 6/. per cent. l 0 0 0 20 0 4014 say, the ills that have attended that lady in her after money would in the course of next week be brought he believed the men's object was plunder, and he still exchange of common civilities. That is her statement. London Joint Stock ... 6/. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 havin run awe will not attend ou be • life, from . g y, y , cause into court. adhered to that opinion. As to the unprotected state