The Sun. — 1850-05-02 (London, England)

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.  M. Parker, Greenock, miller, to meet within the White Hart Inn, Greenock, May 4 and 25, at one. G. Webster, Edinburgh, writer to the signet, barker, and manufacturer, to meet within the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, Edinburgh, May 6 and 27, at two. I'. B. Parker, Gla&gow, w arehututman, to meet w ithin the Globe Hotel, Glasgow, May 6, and June 3, at twelve. G. Dodds, Bullion, near Dundee, auctioneer and farmer, to meet within the British Hotel, Dundee, May 3 and 24, at two.  J. Murdoch, Glasgow, writer and insurance agent, to meet within the Buck'e Head Hotel, Glasgow, May 3 and 24, at twelve,  Thin Gazette contains noticrs that the 1'0110,4 Piscr have b en do yregistered fur the solemniz stioll of Or' s therein _CalviGi.tie Denbighshire. Primitive Methodist Chapel, Alton, Staffordshire' Cow-xi:ale Chapel, Romford, Essex. Inds pendent Cnapel. Braunton, Devonshire. hilt .1./AvE.r Forcst- zrt en Chapel, Avening. Glotwesters  c MUNDER OE THREE PER 05',1714 AND SUICIDE OF THE MURDERD7 34 i 6 even tag triple murder occurred on Tuesday ing - Talbot, the Wood, at Ingestre, near the mansion of Lord Staffird. tie In a lonely part of the wood belonging to the Inge:00• es:ets is situated a house, which was until TueEdsPose tug inhabited by the park-keeper of Lord Talbot, rid hod name was Spencer Yarker, and who it is uuderst° eel been upon terms of friendship with the other no until short time since. During the last few' w.dly Yarker has bad attacks of delirium tremens. Tod "til W. ;;Iternoon, in company with another keeper, °°-- 5, 6° Alorrey, proceeded into the woods, and from cause at present unexplained, no other person being Poo sent, Morrey was shot by Yarker, and was subseclddgesi discovered at a place callnd the Pavilion, Vile, 404 From subsequent circumstances it appeared that 6s' N. after hav:ng deprived his fellow keeper of life'4 6 creqed towards his own house, the distance ni mile, upon entering which he levelled his gun at -(10 vent who was sitting before tie fire, and discharg.,%o6 contents in her body, the poor creature falling ter"„o it on the floor a corpse. Yarker then pointed his gA" bet his sister, who had but just returned from stAir''rilliog she for escaped the contents of the gun t),Y,",.6 fore ards at the moment he raised it to his shoulue*. this juncture the wife of Yarker rushed down stair 7 Dot cc/I,liter to pursue the murder or pursued by bile ",,s at present known; but she ran out of the house int;op, wood, joinei by Yarker, who, having reloaded his rota tired its c,Aitents at her. One charge entered bey A bey head over the left eye, and the other penetnee%ted body, and instantly deprived her of lice. The inflihrtp-di• murderer tiros discharged the gun obliquely in tf:;j1111 rection of his own head, literally carrying affilY tcP his face and shattering the head. During this ";tlO event, his little child was sleeping in a cradle 13°1'00. spot where the servant was killed. His other two Oren, who are now left orphans, were fortunatells, neighbouring The reports of the gun having created an alarm' fief' of the servants connected with the farm buildings ass soon upon the spot, and discovered the lifeless ceyrof of the servant upon the house floor lying ins of the blood. Further search disclosed thesa Sigh' ""cr • dead bodies of Luker and his wife, who wereieb covered a short distance from the house, to " tbs place they were conveyed, and laid side by side finds' floor. Subsequently, the body of Morrey dio covered, also lifeless, and was in like manner wove); 00 the house of the murder, and placed by the side other bodies. The distress occasioned by this lamentable el-Liett considerably augmented by the fact of a family (), Oil young children being deprived of a parent, 811":001/ means of support, by the death of Morrey, who Wit'" respected b his noble employer. The inquest on the bodies was to have been beid yer terday (Wednesday).  THE COUNTRY MARKET%bot