The Sun. — 1842-11-22 (London, England)

RAORDINALLY."--A •.1110St deterGIN DRINKING EXT Oundle, in- this cocuosntty, mined. act of felony and drunkenness occurred at which has nearly characters residing Nightingale, JohnliV.l.l but should he survive, one of the depredators his life, the smell of gin again it is imagined he will never relish Allen, contrived to again as long as be exists. The following are theg - during the past week, and a two gallon bottl filled and Tibbitts, brewers, epnatre. particulars c tuhl aer3s,ar :--Fourd,oi, m well-knowneasr s. sm iSmith the above town, named John ortle, James Coles, and Samuel The bottle was then saedc.rineiteeddwiituh gin, ihi): Oundle, and to steal therefromawphoicfh:eidplhaocpsed, on a waggon to be conveyed with other articles to Thurning early on Friday morning, the 11th instant. named Fox was entrusted dispatched to convey it to a the evening of the sloein adjoining, Wthheer es secret, and remainedan d till day, when a fifth person hovel house. There the five assembled, and in the absence of of a corkscrew the top fonrea a r gtlhases. union work the bottle was knocked off, and a half pint pot substituted sat and regaled themselves till they finished the two gallons. Wortley was in such a beastly state of intoxication that he could scarcely hovel. walk they left ot be conveyed home, and lest he should lead to their detection, although some of the others could ditch contiguous to the ,him in a for the Oundle division Ovel. Here he was discovered by Mr. Ambridge, the superintendent of police Darker and another of , and with the assistance of the force he was wheeled to the Bridewell in a harrow, certain whether he was liein Mr. Watson,r dead, and on medical aid being procured, ' surgeon, instantly applied the stomach-pump ne other prisoners were night,apprehendedneat gin were ejected. he Confessed to the whole of the and the following morning (Saturday), including Fox, who was taken into the same custody also as an accessory. After the apprehension of Nightingale , exceptioncircumstances the debilitated state of Wortley the case was FeMaDded. PARIS RAILROADS, -_The Herald. gineers, under the direction-e Commerce says, " Enfor laying a continuous railroad completely en of the Minister of Public Works, have formed a plancirclng It is to run at a certain distance from the continuous wall, and form I Paris. of in the whole an extent 40,000,000 metres. The cost is estimated at 12,000 000 f. at the least. Its object is to establish a direct between all the railroads,v'thian d rapid communication which sooner or later will The diverge from the capital. eeplan, it appears, is to be x submitted to an immediate examination so that an application may be made to thearn Chambers during the next session for a grant to earry it into execution." The lifoniteur Parmien; in alle to this statement, observes, "We think the abovel" is an error. This plan, which was long since proposed as a private speculation, is not comprised by the Minister of Public Works in the railroad plans under the consideration of the Government"We have heard it rumoured that a woman, who died this week at Brimington, fore death made the horrid confession that her be husband, who about 14 years ago was found one morning.eved to have with his throat cut from ear to ear, and was believed committed suicide, came by his death by her hands, and that she placed him, after the tion in which he was found. he went to live with another man. Dshortly after the t erbysh •re Chron.