The Sun. — 1830-12-02 (London, England)

ROGERS—We had a green-grocer to-day at) a meeting in Marylebone, and he exhibited a great deal more intelligence and conduct than any of the aristocrats present.---( Applause.) Mr. SAVAGE recotnmended the delegates not to listen to any artful excuse or manoeuvring, but to insist upon Mr. Hobhouse presenting their original Bill, whether radical or not,land to stand or fall by it. Mr. ROGERS of (St. Giles's) and Mr. FENN (of St. Martin's) censured Mr. Hohhouse for his backwardness and delay. He had been chosen a represetitative by the working classes, and it was his duty to protect them, and not work into the hands of the aristocracy. Colonel JONES called to order.  Me. FENN could not compliment Mr. Hohhouse. He would always try to protect the poor man; he had been a collector of taxes for many years, and it was pitiable to witness the distress of the poor, who were heavily burdened with taxes. Another delegate said, that in consequence of having presided over a meeting for the improvement of the new police system, the select vestry had assessed several houses to which he belonged, at upwards of 100/. annually. This malicious attempt to injure him and his family had not the desired object, as, thank God, that sum would net injure him. After further discussion, it was resolved, that the obnoxious clauses should he expunged from the new Bill, and that delegates from seven parishes, headed by the chairman, should have an interview with Mr. Hobhouse, in order to communicate their sentiments to him respecting the Bill, and to urge the earliest day for its presentation. Thanks were .voted to the chairman, and the meeting separated.  The Corsaire contains the following poetical arrangement of the composition of the new English Mi. nistry President, Lord Lansdowne; Premier, Lord Compte Grey; " *eau Prive, Lord Durham ; Lord d'irelandes Anglesey ; " A Pinterieur, ~Melbourne; an Controle, Sir Grant • " Chambeilan, 'Devonshire ; la Mormaie, Aucklani;; " A PEchiquier, Althorp ; -Lord Chancellor, Brougham; Etranger, Palmerston ; Lord Graham.' • • The author observes that in English Brougham and Graham rhyme very well, since the former is pronounced " Browne" and the latter " Creme." SUICIDE BY A Boy.--On Tuesday, at five o'clock in the afternoon, an inquest was held before Mr. STILLING, Coroner, at the Duke of York, Upper Yorkstreet, Marylebane, upon view of the body of WHJ,Last AGNAT, aged 14, who committed suicide on Saturday evening last, by hanging himself in his uncle's stable. A number of witnesses were examined, by whose evidence it appears that the poor boy had destroyed himself merely because he had thrown down his uncle's favourite horse, and broke its knoes, and was fearful of being blamed far it. Verdict_.." Temporary derangement." BPo/11'1Ni:1 R owl E Wednefiday three young men alighted from the Dublin Mail Coach at SettnnaLaNn't Hotel, each carried a fowling-piece, they all wore shouting-dresses, and, as sporting characters, 111.inred on the " Way Bill" the appropriate name of Alunt," their appearance attracted some observation. After breakfasting at.the Hotel they walked through the town, purchased one or two silver watches, a hat, &C., and subsequently reillied out in pursuit ciPme, but spent their shot on " Carrion Crows." Some circumstances afterwards occurred which awakened the suspicion of Chief Constable Peasit (who is stopping at the Hotel) and be having communicated with the Mayor, a few constables were conveniently stationed, and the sportsmen were or• rested on Thursday evening, on their return from shooting —the result of the strict investigation which followed, was a confession that a robbery of some India Bonds and editable trinkets had been perpetrated by one of the party on his master, a gentleman reeiding at Kensington, and that the bonds were disposed of on 'Change for over 300 sovereigns, which they had intended to spend in Eirdand like Gonmen." They were immediAtely committed to gaol, and a communication made to the proper authoritite in London on Subject,.. Tipperory Fru Puts.