The Sun. — 1848-12-06 (London, England)

MRS. a 7-'-'-*-- ---„,„--- - - ' " hose present position in the new Republic of 13 . vaignac, w the base of the statue at the summi o t f the column pre- Mr. larchinsen,-ethe secretary to the Hull and Selby Rail- • that gentleman's feelings, and were he to give utterance to his sentiments, he should again produce the same re- Gen. Revers. & Invest. sp. c•Scbs,'2l 100 0 0 100 0 0 V. pr cent. 160 0 0 100 8 0 92 ,e plain' A.,,na _ ,-.OHE s V .1 ENV' IN OVEL, " THE DIAMOND France invests with deep interest anything connected eludes the possibility of directing the light to all quarters way Andastuperenten • ' •• • dent of traffic at Hull._Hull Equitable Revaersirory 11.8 s. 15 0 0 14 0 0 ' man could Gea.SteamN Yll U n wilE PE n • • sults. He might observe, however, that no end m am., is just published by Mr. Colburn, witla his early history and career. The next is a Advettittr:. t.: London Institution .• • - - 18 15 0 at once aY no • from the • t th I ht will be suspended for the same porn , e ig . exceed Mr. Dufton's zeal and assiduity in the performYounv ~.., vt be had at all the libraries. Also, 2. The notice of Leigh Hunt's " Town ; its Memorable Cha- space of t. b 1 1 - •'t f the removal of the SUICIDEI,OF AN OFFicEit's WIDOW TIMM:7MT Dm- Peninslr& Orient.Stm. 81. per cent. 50 0 0 SO 0 0 66 s• - vou inie aSO Ute y requisi eor ance of his duties. In fact, the whole institution was Reversionary Int. Soc. 4%1. pr cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 ee cion of ntess b Mrs Trollope ;3. A second edi- . Mddr ' Y • .f The racters an ven s, . w cl E t " hich is described as " one of apparatus to the different points of the gallery, the plat- TREssaen-Yeererday, Mr. Bedford, the Coroner, held an manag dby him without exertion on the part of the Royal Mail Steam •• •• 3341. pr cent. 100 0 0 60 0 0 45% CYO , Discipn ed Vernon ;4. A second edition o ne of • • Fred- h 1 f h 1 nt books." The other form of which is ver MLM lk proposes, te p easantest o is p ease y narrow. . e o inquest sat the• Red Lion, Robert-street, Grosvenor- . ne South Australian... •• 11. per share. 25 0 6 25 0 0 officers, and no man could perform his duties better. Life ; 5. Brothers and Sisters, by square,. ou _ . the body of Mrs. Emily Brown Sta les a e Diems.n's Land., - 100 0 0 23 0 0 bSerVed Van L Jury./ rika Bre a ers are the "Bought Bridegroom, a Story of in a short time, to make some experiments with his ap- p g d • • secoiading the resolution, o be 2, tner tran Ite 1 v Mary Howitt ;6. Angela, P P flit widow of the late Captain Charles Staples, 'an ld Mr. CHANcE, jun.,in 0,. Universal Salvage•• •• - 2500 15 00 .'' tue au h' "'b- - Th I' 1, Gold ;" " Ceylon and the Cyngalese," by Onesiphorus; paratus the " port-thunder," and his new " electro- y! ,• , - o that he had several times had the pleasure r in aft' an torofEt in Wyndham •7. e %.e .ys d the 0„. n ia , . 1 • • h bl on " Our Jury System." phonic " instrument, destined to establish an electro- Peninsular omcer, who committed suicide on the even- n was attending upon ti 'tf bad of AellYs by A Trollope Esq. • 8. Adventures c osing wit an a e paper a Muclical S, ' - * ' ' I Altogether the present is a number on which we can telegraphic communication between all the stations of a . ing of Saturday last. Tho body of the unfortunate lady being present, when Mr. Dufto d nefied b h ' t M al - e the patients of the institution, and had always seen The weather continues to be cold •th ,wi occasional of the R.N. . ,s. , aident, by the late R. Doug as, surgeon, was ie 1 yer sis er, rs. aria Gearing, and d talked strong winds; and between Saturday if st, per i '.) 111 II ll d h II 1 t by William Howitt. congratulate the proprietors, and we lo Chea e a an t e fan e , e, Per edition, • ok forward to the number with which the new year will open with line of railroad. Should the weather to-morrow evening pr.ove unfavourable for the proposed experiments, t y of Markham-street C he Mr. James ToleY, , helsea. It ap- them treated with the greatest kindness. He ha ight and yesterad a mormn a s ten in o h d • • kl• f h d f them the benefit they y g p g snow fell all over the city hem and had ear rom to t , 2 vols., 12s. bound. eared that the deceased had become very much redu d d ltth h they were In the evening we had several h . - ' defell' kaetv will be postponed until the following evening at the 1 P ce received from his attention ;an a oug ours of battering rain, usines,- ERAL THEATR L FUND - Yesterday a anticipations of increased pleasure. !mew" p.5,....,_ .. tca .. • same hour. in circumstances, and that she had for some ti t n the good accompanied by heavy u r A, • ~..,,,..11etnt. . . 1 • __ll t---1. ....fly... of Tin 7 170_1 . ille pas not a numerous meeting on that oc.casio , _ __ „_. ,:_.._,3 A.....:.,.. 4,_ _, ~,,_._g sts 9f_ wind. The latter con in de; tiff bad of the a perdefew winos, Is Val' over ge, th© re' 18 Red et; and ;hat the injury  sides. verdict  Y.)  871. for By lent• rendsat f of the nt had' Eder t° had n° uwent'  1R• ,5h for  11:, )ec0133., it the/  4lts• GORE'S NEW NOVEL, " THE DIAMOND 'ral? PEARL," is just published by Mr. Colburn, ti odu nlng Clio cipline of rutebsse,hbayd at all the libraries. Also, 2. The l Bci'sn ef Mildred VernonliT 4T. rAollosepceon; secondTheed. d3.edAiti 1,1" Bre a 9 the Life ;5. Brothers and Sisters, by Fredr°er, translated by Mary Howitt ; 6. Angela, rhe author of Emilia Wyndham ; 7. The Kellys O'Kellys by A. Trollope, Esq. ; 8. Adventures Rixrit Medical Student, by the late R. Douglas, surgeon,t or' ; 9. The Hall and the Hamlet, by William Howtt eaper edition, 2 vols., 12s. bound.