The Sun. — 1846-05-20 (London, England)

ELOPEMENT.—Within the last few day sensation has been excited In the little village oaf Doncaster, by the elopement of a rich farmer's daugztoerrthie,,,, eighteenth year, with a young man of the neighbourhood, rather in humble circumstances. The " happy pair," it seems, fled to the town of Nottingham, where an incident occurred which led to the disco._ very of their hiding-place, and put a period, at least for the present, to their marriage. After appearing before the vicar of St. Mary's, a surrogate, resident in the town, and making the usual affidavit, the bridegroom in prospect hastened with a certificate to the office of the registrar for a license, where his manner, dialect, and bumpkin apIpearance, led to a suspicion in the mind of the clerk that the man had been guilty of misrepresentation. On inquiry, it turned out that with his intended spouse, he had only reached Nottingham the pre. that, vious evening, instead of having resided there, as he had sworn inhle affidavit, for fifteen-days. A letter was sent to Wadworth, and the hufganneransimdr. a chaise and pair daughter,ctosecretNEo to t izbeNnreigngliammGaiiikaGn'TspErß-STBEET °n Sun" brought the rich old whence, on Thursday last, he conveyed frfwirinla, little time longer under her paternal roof, JJUSINESS IN THE, LAW - Coußrs.—ln the Court 01 sepatoperrefdeurceuit.d Of Queen's Bench the amount of business In arrear still continues undiminished, notwithstanding all the efforts d the causes entered as remanets in the ComPrEß. name and connexions are at present unday morning about eleven o'clock, a young woman apparently about thirty years of age whose herself in the cell there • Or room remain 36 untried,lastsittminag non known, committed suicide by strangling 23 of which are special and 13 coin ' in the above prison. It appears jries. The arrea norms in which she had been confined, had been cial and 29 rs he list of new causes are 44, being 13 men that the unfortunate deceased, who, from her appearance, standing ovecrom mon . From the Middlesex ape th "e-r r e numbers appearance of her hands show- . are still in a respectable condition of life, the a rehended b. which is included the imortan greater, being 45 special romanets, amon st ing she had not been subjected to bard work, was PP lege, Cambridge, e. theTrest case of the Master of Trinity Cgolday night for attempting to one of the City police eonstables on Fri tho sittin magic- common Juries. new causes 56. tees of the British Museum, and 13 drown herself at London-bridge, and taken before g trials, 10 standing for Judgmentn additioenlargehis there are 76 new to give her. name or and 12 a trate, Sir James Duke, when she reftising either Common Pleas the arrears, as usual, - rules. In the the C mnter any account of herself directed she should be conveyed to 0 she for Middlesex 21 causes, 17 of which earre comparatively light, being to be taken care of with a view to further inquiries as to who common juries. For London there areesp3eiasl, and the remainder apparently- special juries and 10 was; she was placed in a ward with other prisoners, common juries. The.other matters remal • for the . remaining undecided are 15 new tranquil. Yesterday morning, on the time approaching - trials, two enlarged rules, and the demurrer paper containing 11 prisoners attending chapel, she complained of illness and requested of 35 causes. In the Exchequer, of pleas there are 82 new trialsa for t to be excused from going, which the matron consented toand left her argument and 5 for judgment. Frani the last special paper there alone, she then fastened ene of the two cords that are used for the pur- are standing over as remanetserom _Hilary Term 5 causes for argu pose of opening and shutting the window, which is some height from went and 4 for judgment, Ogsirlei 27 new causes entered for arvuthe ground, to admit both light and air, round a hook in the meat. Beyond all tbja there are 53 other matters for argument and wall, and tightly pressing and fastening the other cord round her for jegment. throat caused strangulation, her feet touching and resting on the " ~. A TAt