The Sun. — 1844-01-08 (London, England)

INTELLIGENCE. gates of Appeals, in congregation, having proMacinullen has determined to appeal to a higher Court. The Rev. E. B. Hawkshaw, late of Oriel College, has been appointed chaplain to the Earl of Erne. The Rev. John Levien, of Wadham College, has been appointed curate of Trinity Church, Marylebone. James Hannay, Esq., has presented the Rev. James Hannay, Fellow of Worcester College, to the rectory of Ashley, Hants—value 3'..91. per annum. Sir J. C. Thurold, Bart., has presented the Rev. W. S. Menteath, late of Magdalen Hall, to the vicarage of Ranceby, Lincolnshire—value 1651. per annum. The Lord Bishop of St. Asaph has presented the Rev. D. Davies to the rectory of Llanarmon, in the county of Denbigh— value 2821. per annum. The Lord Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol has presented the Rev. Dr. Evans to the vicarage of Sandhurst, Gloucestershire W. A. Ashby, Esq., has presented the Rev. G. Knight to —value 209/. per annum. the united vicarages of Hungerton and Twyford, Leicestershire —value 2201. per annum. The Dean and Chapter of Gloucester have presented the Rev. W. L. Coghlan to the vicarage of St. Mary do Lode, Gloucester—value 2641. per annum.  --- ----A person named Lombard appeared on Saturday before the Civil Tribunal, claiming that his marriage should be annulled, on the following grounds :—lnlBl4, whilst a prisoner named Agnes Taylor, and they were in England, the applicant contrived to win the affections of a years—and now the husband has applied im%erttryiedLabnyeaashliceogt,i‘rstl,ant Clegg man, at Bolton-lu-Moor, not far from Manchester. After the peace of 1815, the prisoner and his wife returned to France. They have lived together t o sincehave ve tiithen—nearlyemarriag from not having been celebrated according to the forms prescribed by the Civil Code. The tribunal at once rejected the application, and ordered the wife to be fully restored to all conjugal rights.—Paris Palm-. SUICIDE AT BRIG lITON.-- During the night of Tuesday a lamentable act of self-oestruction was committed by a gentleman named Chiliname, .who had been living on an independency, at No. 4, St. George-street, ge- treet, Brighton. The dcceased, who is bet ,seen fifty and sixty years of age, went to bed on Tuesday night, about ten o clock, bis usual time, after conversing with his landlord, and nothing particular was Ourt, with whom the chief noticed in his manner. Not coming down to breakfast, as usual, the housekeeper became alarmed, and sent for the landlord, o who, getting no answer to repeated knockings at the bed-room door, burst cuthen he discovered Air. Chilmaine lying in bi:;d, ~. from ear to ear, so as nearly to sever the hayingt lie deceased dead for some hours. Nod resides in Brighton, nor, as relative his head from the body, and a razor was firmly grasped in his right hand. A surgeon was sent for, but of course without avail, or friend deceasedo f . far as it is known, has he any relation elsewhere. Deceased was somewhat eccentric in his habits, but no cause can bo conjectured for the commission of the rash act. Solomon, the somequa nt sharesi of money, in the Richmond Water -noney, some receipts for chief officer of police, subsequently searching the house, en Governmentfound Stock,si (l e raabnd l e ( Company. An ong his pal era was found the name of his broker, 111 r. A. Barnes, I:,', Colthallofficer of police at once communicated.