The Sun. — 1826-12-27 (London, England)

THE DISEASEN AND CASUALTIES THIS YEAR. Palsy Paralytic Pleurisy Rheumatism l2 Scroplinla lO Small Pox 2ore 71mi:A iir Quineey— 'l3 Spam I . , Stillborn ' Slone 2l Stoppage iu the Stuunaelk 120 Suddenly . 110 Tekhiug Thrush 65 Tumour Venereal ' 0 Worms I  bISEASZS.  Abscess Age and Debility Apoplexy 363 Aithrna Bedridden Bile l4 Cuneer too consumption . . 6290 Ountraetion the Heart. COuvuliion% 2688 Croup Diarlitra l2 Dropsy B2O Dropsy on the Brain 676 Dropsy on the Chest 65 Dysentery -7 lmlargemeut of the Heart 16 4pilepsy ... 40 eruptive Diseases l2 Erysipelas ,r l7 Fever Fever (Typhus) Fever, Intermittent or Ague gout !hemorrhage .„„„ 34 hernia !looping Cough -674 Hydrophobia .• • " 4 Inflammation 2295 Inflammation of the Liver 119 insanity Jaundite Jaw locked . ; ... ~,, r 1; Measles r r .774 liscarriage • 3 kortificekion Ossifiesacm of the Heart 6 Palpitation of the heart 6  'Total of Diteaves...2o,B74 cAtacALTIES.  ..,.._ Burnt 23 Choked Drowingi Excessive Drinking Executed Found Dead 9 Fractured 2 Frighted • , I Killed by Falls and seve-•1 112 sal other Accidents... Murdered 4 Poisoned ,• $ Siephled * Shot • , 1 Smothered Starved 2 Sufforated 8 Suicides ..,...,.r r  TOtiti Of Cillioultiev... -384  Chrittened 411:41:i1/6/:::::111);014  Buried I 1‘,I*1" 10,454 ( Females 10,304  In all 22,2441 Whereof tinder 2 yew Pf age 5952 ' Between 9 and ..1) „ . 1982.  In an ~t.p....201758 live died, Between 60 and 70., 1832 70 and 80 1689  5 and 10 10 and 20 9OB 20 and SO .80 awl 40 aplso „.„ , 1994 50 and 10, Deervased in the Bi  - SO and 90 694 gO and 100 9O 100 P 7, 103 105  [vials this year 268.  ON 'MAROS,  " Whether I. am or am not a qualified man, ran any qualified man come on my freehold for the purpose of killing my gamer " No man can come upon your. freehold without your consent, unless he have a right of free .warren, which is rare. If he do come, and refuse to quit, after 'notice, you can use force to turn him off, and bring an action against him for trespass afterwards." " If I am an oacupier of land, not possessing any of my own, nor'otherwise qualified ran I shoot the game that feeds on the land I occupy r: " You cannot shoot the game that feeds upon the land you oecupy, but you may (unless reserved by covenant wifh your landlord) invite a qualified man to do so for you, or you may lease it to him for that purpose." " Can my landlord shoot or taae the gamegon the land 1 Geaapr, without my permission ?" " Your lautHord cannot, unless he have a right of free warren over the same or you have entered into covenant with him to do so. The possespry interest is vested in you as lessee or tenant." " Can the Lord of the Manor do, so ?"  ‘1 V* Lord of the Manor cannot do so, unless be have a riight oftici warren, which is seldom the case." Aithougli it i 3 stettled that a Lord of a Manor or, his keeper can kill game within tide ir manor, they are only exempted from the penalties on killing, and slot from trey p#ss roF entering without consent. "Grin thp Lord's gamekeeper do so ?" /Ifs grankenier COMIOt do so." can ?" No one without mit consent, onimi by right; 9f free warren over the slime,  , _ [The above "vas banded to us by a gentletnait, Rnd we readily give it ;motion, as well for its terseness, pdistt. and brevity,_ as that it ought to be. generally known by all occupiers of land, whether landlord or tau:tut, because it sets at rest what does, and what does not, constitute a trespass.l-4(enda/ Gazelle,