The Sun. — 1835-10-24 (London, England)

STOPPING A CORPSE.—On Sunday week, a Pets son of the name of Hannah Barnet, who lodged vvitt' Mrs. Needham, of Gillygate, in the suburbs of this citYfi .. threw off this mortal coil," without taking the needful, preliminary in the eyes of Mrs. Needham, of settling bed demands for attendance, &c. The relatives of the deeeal undertook the charge of the funeral, and provided we coffin, &c. Wednesday morning, at nine o'clock, was ,a 1); pointed for the last rites to be performed, and the prie; and his assistants were punctually in attendance. 1°,5 tolled the solemn bell, and yet the funeral train appearnot. Inquiries were made as to the cause, when, lo ! Needham had put in her claim for waiting, &c. ; and Wati,e not resign possession of the corpse, until she was paid "tBs uttermost farthing." After long altercation, the knell Wit tolled a second time, but still the inexorable creditor, 11;. yielding as the grave, refused to give up her dead. s, magistrate was applied to, but, under the circumstaneer, he declined interfering. Ultimately, however, we naclF4 stand, some arrangement was made, by which the remar„ of the departed were permitted to be conveyed to the na row house, to rest in peace.—York Courant. On Saturday evening the inhabitants of pondee r! were again appalled by the thrilling report of another Mild der. On inquiry, we have ascertained that a girl na6et Elizabeth Finnigan, about twenty-three years of age, ,1„ with her death in a drunken brawl in a house in Blinsh3' r street, West Port. Euphemia Soot, wife of Alexanieer Falkner, mill foreman, West Port, has been taken tIP 5 the murder, and an investigation of the whole affair %v.'s, taken before the Sheriff on Monday. The general belief Id that there is no positive proof of this individual having aWe her death to violence from others.—Dundee Courier. ADvERTIssmENT_4‘ To A. ROWLAND and SO, 20, Hatton-Garden. of " Gentlemen—l have the pleasure of informing ruor another instance of the wonderful efficacy of your Macesha Oil. Some time since I recommended it to a lady, wed had entirely lost her hair six years previous ; she pureha6vo two small bottles of me—the extraordinary effect they 11800 had, you will find by reading the following copy of a ri received by me yesterday : bad " Sir,—The Oil you recommended me to use has tof the effect of restoring my hair, to the great astonishmen all myself and friends. When I purchased the tvvo Woo bottles of you, I had not the least faith in it, although 101 l so strongly recommended it ; however, I am now lehseot convinced of its virtues, that I do not intend being wit it, and intend making a present of a bottle each to leZ of my friends, arid beg you to send me one dozen of '" same size as last. j e, . S. " Sunning Hill, Berks.'" " I remain, Gentlemen, your obedient servant, s " Commercial Road." " G. MASTER; Rowland's Macassar Oil prevents Hair from falialrou; or turning Grey ; Changes Grey Hair to its original ee'ariy. frees it from Scurf, and makes it beautifully soft and, ck for Price is 3s. 6d. 75., 10s. 6d. and 21s. per bottle. filoino " ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL," and observe their itsr, and Address on the wrapper in lace-work, " A 11°1;10.. and SON, 20, HATTON GARDEE," counter-signed, "