The Sun. — 1850-07-18 (London, England)

TAXED.—Vast amounts of costs are not feare 't Will be recollected that a solicitor, a few la. - ago most lamentably desecrated our metropoN 1 th'atiledral by using it as a means of suicide, 14 ethilis of escape from the meshes of the court letita;:ch he had- involved others, and. ultimately seem entangled himself. That solicitor had been 404 liell'atiog costs in a suit 11 for many years, exPressed his hope that the parties to it would qt b Ileed to let him take the full amount as made ells bini.self for several oppressive considerations,. %ilk Which was that the per-centage on taxation three hal°rle have amounted to between two and yep Ondred pounds. Such was his hope, but pete was overwhelmed by the practice of the ,4111),,, sand unable to obtain his desire, his 114tioe'eeta, he rushed from the tribunal which the fittedl' ',,ads and groans under to an end he thought 'ad 'us career---a meet sacrifice to the Court he al aerVe 410 dt and to the Moloch he had worshipped, Is ugh offered fi •altar. It 11,1441 4. ere,. on a most unee tting ilge cast all the blame upon solicitors, but iNeve-ve instance and many others show that tiNree tf,°ften solicitors may err, yet that the great tl'titti:n:r°llg is ha the Court. For the considersC4ecl ;lned and other causes, many bills are never e,ltrik--„"" in most cases there are what are called -sts," which generally escape taxation. Sgcthe ee PUblie oart . have been led to believe that the evils of ll be much mitigated by recent changes. 'nder 01 11'n the case. Some of the recent orders e law worse than it was before.  it: If 'oeld b" I.IY Bible were printed in a continuous line, It:,e 4.bout five miles and 116 yards in length. If gthWei„7r costs were printed in the same way, the utild dbe about 1,200 miles ! The length the pen tGave t 0 go over would be much more. Eme Wynne. Blake.  early D.—At an A„ Vtll.4krioN OF A LIVING CRIL 1,, r Yest town, 0,00 erday (Tuesday) rooming, n di-trict of the f coal 'aft clf°ot who ' • the norther. fra ments o As her h.,. s %resides in a woman, named gl lities. 4 'Prat ho m° rain ()ea Pratt in na 1 r the purpose. of collecting . in cer- . of factory, 4 ),, --e Pursued by poor persorp the vicinity a eta ,48 eagaged in this manner, in namely salskt7a Waste ground oft Vauxhall-road, amazed her, u_ the rn_.uridge, Idle observed what greatly lihtly from the sw rt_ ,Ike-v",„of atl infant's foot projecting g and near Chisenand nr up the soil r l 1.-ni h -.unenced the operation d refuse o al t,,,5,.-;ht:eo,,e_arth. Haying secu.redotrhteusrautitelidanee of a i „ r ashes an siads; (the place is a depository I being teate' atld Soon brought to light the. The infant horrible kin body 4. female child. the i . 16. t•i a ntwly-born been in• ed lataaceProvls that it could not have • deliver ° yet breathing, amrovidentially own garloog, IT from which it was ths P cent in her be ,t 4 Preserver enfolded then nno. received ills „' 'a,(l, under the escort of a WICit was and thottfbarshouse on Brownlow-hill, where in a bath, The e officer, tseew,after nine o'clock. Here it was placedcarried it to in the case. and at tlikiea other attentions deemed NI c°Ntriled to regain vigourn. eat is from,„„l Courier. , going on favourably.—Lwe r ttin that period, Ilk:IWally tiotELE