The Sun. — 1832-04-28 (London, England)

EXCHEQUER CHAMBER.-(THIS DAY.) rt he was acting fairly, in imputing such a motive to the Ditto Scrip ... ....... ... 2% pm. Portuguese Bonds Id complainers. Ditto Account 2%% pm. j Ditto Account. 498 A ,lot.-(late not entertain an idea of disappointing 0 the Interior has addressed a notice to the magistrates of ----AsoLord LYNDHURST sat here in equity till twelve O'cioci, ra Mr. IRVING said, that the spirit of the complaint wan Brazilian Bonds Ditto Account - i Regency Scrip 48.1 8 i Ditto Account par % p par the hopes of three kingd°nls) by crippling the circle of the Neckar, stating, that as the last ordinary volt osta- rice Sessions of the Assembly of the States was held in the bewhen he adjourned into the Court of Exchegur, in order it to prevent the voice of the Holy Ghost from being heard; Buenos Ayres 80nd5........ -;Prussian Bonds Ditto Account -; Ditto Account "' that very portion of • thes. ginning of 1830, and as, according to the Constitution, Mr. MANN said' that the Rev. Gentleman was imputing the time for the opening of the next Session does not ar- to allow the twelve judges to meet here on Crown cases. 16 i Ditto Bonds, 1822 ples3hsi aitir a cgtiel,re whichs till the beginning of the next year (1833, the elate hi Chilian Bonds motives to the complainers which they entirely disavowed. Ditto Account -IRussian Ponds, 1822 98---: it its chief value. Hivouches Nothing at all interesting to the public came before hin. lit The spirit of the complaint was nothing more than this, Columbian Bonds 9% 10 ; Ditto Account for his conduct ; tl:e s - leaving. that the National Scotch Church should not be held for Ditto Account - , New Loan cl3k 11;:q 'Spanish Bonds, 1921- 14% 1, ges for the present. - ,i being summoned only once in three years), and as there are Lord GREY well no erouods for summoning an extraordinary A bl ssem y, his About half-past twelve the twelve judges took their up to the time of our reporter ii ' other purposes than that for which it was built. Ditto Bonds, 1824 ' Danish Bonds 671 Ditto Account 14N in this Court (Lord TENTERDEN and Lori; il Mr. IRVING said he would then speak of the effect awl -; Ditto Bonds, 1823 the time precisely fixed by the Constitution, and with which Chief Justice TYNDAL presidine) in order to hear Ditto Account 23+ Ditto Account 4 Gr6ek Bonds tendency of the complaint, which he believed would lie to Ditto Bonds, 1895. ... 30% 30 French Rentes, sp. c. -f -v. The Kin v. Russell." I the arguments in the case of " g destroy the name of Jesus as the baptizer with the Holy Ditto Account - - Exchange -f e. sena in ccelum redent-he will stand forth the arrangement of all the branches ofthe Administration are will be remembered that the defendant was lately convictea Mexican Bonds, 5 percent. i, .. . p made to agree. The revenue and expenditure, the amount Ghost, if the Presbytery should entertain it, and cast him - ' -Ixecrhcacnngt _...c.-c. c.onspicuous in the ar.nala of British history, and Ditto Account. 1 r arm • and various other branches f• of the regal y, • o the pub• and his flock into the wide streets out of that church, Ditto, 6 per cent 31 2 ,Dutch Scrip Warraslev by administering poison to her be.serviee., are. votedfor.three years. A .departure from s ' • n • which he must say was built very much on the credit of Ditto Account 11 0 Ditto Account ,1-11 1 hice all men of capacious intellect and lofty son-at the assizes at Huntingdon, of the murder t(%r.raoh. cure absolution-she being at the time enceinte by him. Neapolitan - French Scrip his own name. The Rev. Gentleman said that lie did not sibilities, lie cannot but shudder at the thought The prisoner was lately Governor of the county goal. PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK• of incurring the malison of posterity. extent and importance of the subjects that will have to be submit the present case to the Presbytery as being a PresWhen their Lordships had taken their seats, Mr. Kelly Paid. Per Share. - discussed at the next Diet; the necessary previous bytery of the Church of Scotland : because he and his 7,t, the arrangement of which has been calculated upon, the measures, said he had the honour of appearing before them on behalf Anglo Mex. I.iii. Co. (iss. at 5/. pm.) 100• congregation had withdrawn themselves from the jurisdic- Bolanos Mining Company £l5O 140 A Presbytery was held on Thursday last, in period fixed by the Constitution will require the whole of of the prisoner, who was convicted, as accessary beforeathe lion of the Presbytery. Nor did he submit the case to erNigiNtliTsl'asn'llitsterig.". at 5(. Pm.) £°o 43.4' 16 the Scotch Chapel, at London Wall, for the the time that vet remains. The magistrates of the circle fact, of the suicide of Sarah Warmsley. Upon the them as a Court of the Church of Christ, because they hid Ditto Cocaes 5 1414 put themselves out of that situation by refusing- to hear' a British Iron Mining Company £5O g purpose of taking into consideration the charge are enjoined to make this determination known, and to trial it was proved that the prisoner had bought a Columbian Mining Co. (iss. at 5/. pm.) 4172i4 ma intimate, should any similar addresses he sent, that no no • 19 brought by the Trustees of the National Scotch . , portion of arsenic, and that Sarah Warmsley had taken it, at the suggestion of the prisoner, who was found reference made to Scripture, which none but a Court of English Mining Company lice can be taken of them.-Nuremburg Correspondent 0 Anti-Christ would have done. . General Mining Association .£4 1615 t Church against Mr. IRVING, to the effect that April 20. ' guilty-the Jury specially finding that it bad been i A member of the Presbytery here called Mr. Irving to Real del Monte Mining Co ..., administered for the purpose of procuring abortion. / Alliance Fire Insurance Comp. ...... order. He could not submit to hear the Presbytery so . Protector Insurance Comp. ......... 81 he had, contrary to the terms of the trust-deed,