The Sun. — 1842-04-08 (London, England)

GREAT MARLOW. The Committee met at e!even o'clock, Sir the chair. The case of Povie, which was under the consieeielitilci Committee on Wednesday, was resumed again tette Witnesses were called, who proved that the le ,se baying received money for his vote. Mr. AUSTEN called evidence on the part of the° her to rebut that which had been brought folic Counsel for the petitioner. . Amongst others, Mr. Richard Gibbons, who visgpott;iotralO' on Tuesday last, was called by Mr. Austen to sgsibe?frp vote. Having stated in the course of h fo o r Lion that he had solicited Porie's vote, Wa, him to give it in favour of Sir W. Clayton, tt 10erd writer's notes of Tuesday's proceedings were rea_idence, , appeared a material discrepancy between the eye' witness on Tuesday and that which he now gaveitifs. _A The witness said that he had committed a mist t OP' Pd. dance he had given on Tuesday. • Sir W. HEATHCOTE said that circumstance b 9 "e c 1 lrooon which rendered it necessary that the room should The room was then cleared, and the folios: were come to, which were ordered, to be reported 1V to the House : thi ey " That in the opinion of this Committee co le has been guilty of wilfully giving false 4video Gil mination before them. AA 11. " That the minutes of the evidence of the a coif he reported to the House without delay. a his banae;iit-# " That the Chairman do, by warrant andrthe Serb' mit the said R. Gibbons to the custody See ArAmli. s, tGoibabwoanitsthweaspltebaesnuretaokfetnheinHtooutsbe.s cus tody: tiadfther e,; geant-at-Arms. Pere Weir Other witnesses whenwitnesseist werewas atnhnennunporeoguced, Spee arnination prayers. 11; The Sitting Member therefore stillthcontinues of one.  FLINT, _,UESDA ' T ' T --- _----..---!""--r ,_ Lode Joseph Pierce the I. he mques . ,ra-few doveril7o the Flint h. , suicide, who was trial • • ing t!•-e• s ire Count f h• e admuus. er .or y ssmes or t ric wife arsenic ' and who wao:o4, &inn • , with the intent to murder her, t . unon. the .., 4 ed to death for the offence without fir hoPe of, i tr, sistant, who found the culprit d'ead, was held yesterday before Mr. Parry, the er, 50" sse spectable Jury, at the Castle of Flint. The facts were 1).,. sr by Mr. E. Prichard,'' thgaoler and Robert Griffith* nOOO more ete,g his cell at eight o'clock on the Saturday 10 Then night previous to the suicide the deceased confecnke the crime for which he was sentenced to suffer, bothl.l, hanging behind the 'lt Rev. Mr. Browne the chaplain of the gaol, and to njie the assistant gaoler. To the latter the deceased stated tirloil was a member of the Wesley an connection, ~ but that ..,coot always pretended to a religious impression which he ‘l4l ad feel. He s ,id that he had only twice administered the e to his wife, and he supposed she had not died in conse?: be of his having given her too great a quantity. He said tt";4o had behaved with great apparent kindness to his wile, iw, _9_„,,i to lull the suspicion that he had poisoned her. It appelybs however, that the gaolers had forgotten the braces, Iv ie handkerchief used was one which the deceased had hide a hole in the w .11 previous to his trial, from which it apPell:4 that he contemplated self-destruction in the event of .547, found guilty. All the witnesses examined agreed that thu;,,• sorer appeared perfectly sane the last time he was seen 1' • and the Jury returned a verdict of Febo de se. , 4,4rf The Commerce asserts, on the authority of aielo from Munich, that the Bavarian Minister of the interior_i, sent a circular to all the females keeping schools for thedMvoi tors Of persons of the middle class, prohibiting the tear)lllrot • the French language, it being the will of the Governtiteso girls of this class shall receive an education calculated fc, 117,,,,b them good housewives, instead of acquiring a taste for Fn'" manners.  diggraccful chicanery, trickery, and quackery that hc,de I), pro.,rtiseit The people would nOr. 11.12,,. in be the dup , ~:r,—;hr•:, wno;,llle,rer ec•r-rin rttor" such a mit dirers. ) tie repyated it—the people won. , again deluded. The Premier himself would nnt dare to` sense a the people on his measures by dissolving Parolio Mr. BLEWITT al,o protested against the n ing. He had been told he was caught in a trap seconded the motion of the Hon. Member just now. ,_ been told that if the measure were delayed until Mona, putation would wait upon the Right Hon. Bar'n'et purpose of endeavour ing to induce him to alter the tai (Mr. Blewitt) did not believe that the Right 1102• would alter the tariff, but he considered the subject importance. He wished the Bill not to pass, and th he should move that the debate be adjourned —Oh' . No Hon. Member seconded the motion for adjourol" The question that the Bill do pass was then put without division. The announcement was received with cheers by the Ministerial side of the House. A VE RA