The Sun. — 1854-05-08 (London, England)

THEATRE.—Although the miral to whose charge the honour and safety of for a performance at this theatre the house was closed were issued on ray the most powerful naval armament ever engaged in the evening, an announcement being posted up at the on a single station was entrusted—a banquet different entrances to the following effect :—f " Royal which was held on the very day when the fact Lyceumens The Theatre, puoe isnder rethspe management informed that Madame vstthe was published to the people and circulated "on theatre will be closed this evening."y the wings of the Press," throughout the length SUSPECTED MURDER NEAR BRlSTOL.—Considerable and breadth of the land. Would it have been sensation has been produced at the village of Keynsham, "needlessly ungracious to:Russia" if our Financial ti nh ecobnosdeycroafe na man, of f t underhe Zrecruym, sitna nc thees iriver iAn gv o an , beMinister had then stated the of probable outlay that lief that his death had been produced by violence. It would be required, even before striking a single would appear that on the day set apart for humiliation blow, for the augmentation and transport of orders for the East, and for the necessary addi- and prayer, on account of the Eastern war, an operative our troops, which were at the moment under tailor, who resides at Bristol, was spending the day in the country, near Hanham, when he got into a quarrel with some other parties. It is presumed that the misuntions to the outlay in respect of our Naval, Mili- derstanding was of a serious nature, and that such f;ary, and Ordnance hbl. Esta is ments ? The Times threats of personal violence were used towards the t his day tells us that, "two . tailor as to induce apprehension in his mind— months ago, when it ti 7as a// but war, for he had been heard to express fears that he when we were making our last should not reach home alive—and so strong did the u nsuccessful appeal to the EMPEROR we still con- apprehension of violence seem to be on his mind, that fig ned ourselves to mere preparati, for the he offered one person a sum of money if he would ac. d con-ttii wen cy of war, and Parliament carried company him on the road as a protector. He did not fin ancial scheme which provided for therre cost ol of af reach home, and on Wednesday evheniug last a Kbody, pre 'parations, and no more!" That is what the supposed shams. i, tohe beho dhyi s,exl•Nitfeodunidnainrhts ofe rivvieorlenneee on ytthneTim ',es now states. On the Bth of March, in an neck, the trowsers were torn, as if by violence, and some arti, ,le written on the financial statement of the portions of the dress which he wore when last seen alive Gth _ March, it speaks of three millions sterling as were deficient, but from the cireumstaneefocufnad tailor'st the `c the i very sum he (the Chaecellor of the Ex- thimble, and some oth!r. matters, being that the I deceased man's pocket, it is fully believed body chequ . er) asks for the prosecution of the war." found is that of the journeyman tailor referred to. No Th at certainly appears to be very different from money, with the exception of a fourpenny bit, remained P' It is, upon his person, and, from other circumstances which "ti 'be cot ;t c!f preparations, and no more. there- have come to the knowledge of the police, it is believed videntithat the leading journal for e, q trite e was that a case of foul play will be made out. An inquest its, qf : Is much deceived as the community in was commenced on the body on Friday evening, before , Bruges Fry, Esq., corner, and a respectable jury, and gel lets 1. . i has been adjourned for a post mortem examination Thu ze were surely abundant grounds to justify iand the production of further evidence.  tllE StN,