The Sun. — 1846-12-25 (London, England)

BURY LINE.—The disappointment occasioned tdo the directors of the Ipswich and Bury Railwaay, aftera the public ec bajeleuelieneemneoett bmeinagdeopeefnetdbeon bl°°“3 '' a the directors to open it for,„d y aroSe mtrcilheti. StitIgi:Itelli":::: Railways being c 11 in part, we are informed from the Inspector. after . 5 aet to Ireld mane • visit of inspection on this line, whence not return passenger traffic in time to enable the directors to he did 13 re. We learneCiewis permission from the Railway Board. "1 -robabli ever, that the authority to open the line to the P ul almost hourly expected, and that they vf," Pi. The have the benefit of it on an early day thieverywee respect report of the Inspector-General was in _. ei, satisfactory as to the state of the works and their Ot t' far immediate traffic.—lpswich Express. on Wed' DARING AND EXTENSIVE BURGLAEr;:ir the rest nesday morning, between one and two o'cw.--' t. south dente of the Misses Rawson, No. 4, Tilney-str ladies are Audley-street, was•entered by burglars. Ihe h wanat present on the continent, and they bad len t' did not salieoenptou upon ae th care e premises,of a steward, only who, however, der time to receive letters, &c. On the la' trheevriet'uisnevitelileirengiol; had left the house perfectly secure. he went as usual, and on opening theY-fosf:trdd surprised to see the hall strewed with articles of we"' us apparel and several small articles of jewelleTation, immediately went to the Vine-street pollee that the and gave notice to the inspector on detY,lm'aie ttud house had been broken open. Inspector ""d on a Sergeant Grey at once proceeded to the spot, ha:thieves careful examination of the premises found that t I, feet had effected an entrance by scaling high, in the rear of the premises, and from thence, after the breaking open two doors, they had proceeded _ the solo: e. _ !ins; upper part of the house, where thae wradrobes; and took every article that they ' cousci4i; eer tops their hands on. They even tore the silver ha silver 31 a quantity of knives and fork', and took the advei ease nbtalest'hiGare.neera.3l°f from the cruets. They also broke oyp'. 5 articles oi which ccntained several valuable antiqu ar on the jewellery. Four empty wine bottles were found_that the drawin.-room table, from which it appeare..n ~teir thievesmhad regaled themselves previously tot lg; g LI departure. yeEs tXerTdßayAoasfDtezrtinAoatoer an nllPiEeltqauTeslTt I0:1, and Queen public-house, High-street, Nevvin ~ n°the body vir. Carter, one of the coroners for Surrey, wo k akor, aged of John Gruff; a German ands Dutch cfdetermined act of twenty-four, who committed a most F ow the Suicide under very peculiar circumstances. d and another S u itrichiebngent:oirjrf3 lea aAshNeepld att a Ruff, °cow aidence it appeared that the decaes young man, a countryman of his, name t Nevi' ,wo small rooms in the house No. 17, Cross stree , ._., ingtor, in one of which they carried on their bu!lo?:. as Dutch clockmakers while the other they occupien,r.. a bed room. During the latter part of last week the ts ceased complained of slight illness, and on Saturnalia) night he received some grapes from a young w,.) , wall,l;k:11 ortpce;:ifie: who had been in the habit of calling on and was°ll; for him. On eating a part of the grapes AA fancied himself poisoned, and subsequently de' fancied Oared that the fruit had been charmed r,li the young woman, in order to increase I,lAaffection for her. So strong was his belief, that i sgoutn(oiauyt night, hht:sanbdedw obnettwaeceonntseidne raanbilteeldeivsetnano'c'e3lotockti residence of the young woman, to request that she vila revoke the charm. He returned home more retouched' and went to bed, but about two o'clock he got, UP, e'''' claimed to his fellow-lodger that his time was oo' that the devil had hold of him, and he must destroy hint self. Ruff, his fellow-lodger, ran up stairs to requt the assistance of his landlord, and on both cool down, they found the deceased lying on the floor _lis a deep wound in his throat, from which the blood w.„. rapidly streaming, and a razor tightly clenched in .017, right hand. The wound was of so serious a char, of that death rapidly followed its infliction. A verdio.,,, " Temporary insanity" was returned, and Brookes, L.b" e livered up usapidtoththaatt3olffiisees beadle, produced a bag with twenty-nine sovereigns:l'dr savings of the deceased, which his fellorwim-lesoc: ger had . will be shortly united.—Liverpool in nuliet to her sister's Romeo, has found a real ite!eta person of a young gentleman of this town, w ,•b eta the