The Sun. — 1852-04-07 (London, England)

SPECIAL VISITATION OF THE BISHOP OF ROCHESTER. Parke, and Dr. Lushington ___A, hag-past ten yesterday morning, the Lord Bishop in our paper of yesterday. resumed the further hearingof• this case, the principal Mr. WHISTON continued his the h, tatements made on M a address, and followed up on ay, particularly with regard to the charge of abuse and neglect of the Foundation fur twenty boys i 11 in the Grammar School, for whom 651, was origi ka y, by the statutes of Henry under the Foundationenr the Eighth, ordained ; and showed that neglect from such abuse and Foundation had been so 'educed that in 1834 the the number did not exceed five, which in the next year was reduced to one with a head and under master. The next year the son of the head master was added; the following year scholar on the 1839, 40, and 41, there appeared no scholar. What had become of the money provided by the founder for that charity during those years? The Dean and Chapter refused to give him information, and therefore be believed he was justified and correct in stating that it had been added fo the augmentation of purposes never contemplated by the founder. In the course of this portion of the defence the reverend gentleman proceeded to refer to the proceedings in connexion with similar abuses iu other cathedral foundations; but was stopped by the Court, who intimated that the only inquiry was, whether the statements were false and libellous as against the Dean end Chapter of Rochester. Mr. Whiston then proceeded to dissect the various remaining portions of the pamphlet which the Dean and Chapter alleged were libellous, and upon which they relied in justification of their dismissal of him as head master, and to state his reasons and the evidence upon which he made those statements, all of which he contended were true; but if not so the Dean and Chapter had the opportunity of proving the contrary, which they had not. He then went through that portion of his defence with respect to the charge assigned of gravins delitum; at the conclusion of which, near five o'clock, the Court intimated they should adjourn. Mr. WHISTON then said he would be ready to proceed with the other branches of his defence at the sittings of their Lordships to-morrow (this day). The Bishop of ROCHESTER adjourned the further hearing until a quarter to ten this day.  gntorftohcitelhulceai gems of cu= Scot"e of 51"sgrip icistl-4-df:eeeoe,,,e:riiininb:dwiniththeliseunl 1117sspeefingusgreng by its peaceful life of rural tfrioshmAnDtohAveMe novel ebGne altorfli nEtghmet EheOtFit authorleAolo f; 6,5', SApGadlAma;Ge—sr7Tnemhteh ea Lgnreaiefewtoef: pi: thanas Maitland,i tth aetx " i sfbat eiismndbagsosaruftlotiaosuotitynrhebdt9tobsoopteokra,re.cys:oo.n: 7" .eetilini e Ramsay and first time in fiction and inulthe the author's happiestinnvgesna vein. the hamlets and sequestered Scotland,h'pklui volumesanlardgniateriysne all bo old Bmuarnn s, wv. who now:Avge sicraiheptasspn nera,r namef 0 r . people whoare hit off in —An amended return was yesterday characters.ureclly be ranged amen: This work will sit.s. rSl:oth of October last, there and others. In the year day printed respectingtlrce.brewers , were in England ending the of which 64 are • 2,305 brewers, 4:157 • in London; and 60,124 victuallers' of whichi 266 to sell are in London. There are of licensed beersellers 3 , natli3oßaaE.livntleiti beer to be drunk on the premises, and 3,277 not to be drunk on the premises. In the United kingdom there are 2,548 brewers and 89,266 victuallers. The brewers consumed 20,932,721 bushels of malt, and the victuallers who brewed their own beer 7,732,287. Persons licensed to sell beer consumed 3,289,608 bushels to be drunk on the premises, and ^B9 ,49 bushels consumed by persons," ,d... were wllo brewed beer to be drunk on the premises. Yesterday morning about nine o'clock, a suicide of the most melancholy character was committed by a man named Thomas Sheen, aged 44, by precipitating himself from the third floor of a house in Ilart-street, Cin'lnt-gardeliti in Which he resided.