The Sun. — 1853-03-04 (London, England)

DREADFUL SUICIDE AND ATTEMPT AT MURDER.-A quite pessihle for Turkey-di seardi ng some h k first eot than 1,4140 an immediate loss to the revenue of not less rags and tatters of the Protectionist system. (Cheers.) He Sterling Laeon), was read b the seereta M Sll •f 1 t t f xeitement has been produced in ry, r. oy. most pain usa, e o e that belong to times of comp-lest, when the iur s . a _t. . ' c'T• ; and then the hon. member said that saw that the agricultural classes were obliged to pay on artaAfter ell d. t Y s Christian ul imetely this cote , u mg o the recent melancholy loss of the Canterbury, in consequence of .a man, named George. possession of those very territories-to give to it dbe afforded. But how could the hon. cies whichthey wished to use a considerable duty, and they . 11 b 1 b won ( e mein )er 3 assured of t • - 0. Amazon, the writer observed that the supply of boats on Worsley, a millwright ley tra,de, having made a•n attempt subjecte quite as good a government as they his, when the estimates had not yet could not be told in answer to that grievanho tha,b the G ih- been completed, board ships was likely to olita).n from those sovereigns that ere the ne g _ , and our expenditure was as to the next vernment levied a small revenue from foreign 0 aericultural generally insufficient. The present upon the life of his wife, and then committing suicide by unascert • hours of the Porte. (Hear, hear.) If she conducts herself year' sideredar. The subject of such a' motion should produce. (Hear.) But he denied-if they. could condescend mode of lowering boats into' the water he 'showed to bo cutting his throat nearly from ear to ear. It appears in that way, and takes the friendly advice of the =bagla3rennments. tt vereolel lion with our general financial to enter into these particulars-he denied that any of those contrary to all the principles of .meehanical science-so from what we have been able to learn that the deceased seder that is now proceeding to the Porte, I need hardly e . . e for the house to consider when duties levied on foreign agricultural produce were really in much so, that instead of an accident being the exception, has evinced a slight aberration of -mind for some days :gay that Turkey will always find a faithful ally in Great had b due provision een made for the public service-whe- the language of the motion, of a protective cheracter. it might almost be looked upon as the Tule. • Atter re- past, but that he retired to rest with his wife on Sunday i'there would be a surpl Britain. (Tlear.) We have no object to serve Other than the a ed. But it would be mileo's-• nil if se, how it should be They were not " strictly Protective," nor Protective at ferring to the wrecks of the Orion, the Pegasus, the evening apparently much better than he had been. a most fricaelly one-we covet none of her provinces-we appli , obtectionable, independent all. (Hear, hear.) He would not enter into the question deration of th Solway, and other vessels, the writer pointed out a Nothing particular occurred until shortly after five wish to.share in none of her territories. It is our interest, of any consi e expenditure, to vote ties levied on foreisoi manufactured th d f • ' •n come. (Hear, hear.) ,e, f away large new whether the du. ~ . l a te t. a __ me o o obviating the danger arising from the present o'clock yesterday morning, when the - wife of the unas we conceive in common with all the powers of Europe, sums of our 1 1," t• bl The orm of tho mo- articles were protective, and strict y pro c ive." He mode of lowe ' ring boats, by the use of ropes or chains fortunate man was awoke by• his atteMpting to cut her that Trak„ o'ho„ld be maintained in its integrity, and tion was even more o jec lona e than the direct sacrifice bel'ev dth ( h ) d h protested, after e ey wore- c eers -an e . that tuaeasia, it should be -1 • h - - t f • venue which it involved. It was unwise to ado th i 1. th d t th• Vect-after arranged in such a manner round a windlass as to unship throat with a razor ; she immediately cried out, " Oh; governe( in suc a manner as no o le p . t e vote of Par 'amen a come oon is su j edit and • to be -visited ' • hy tnose insurrections, by those etnally the practice of living upon cr , . putting forward tho verdict of the last general election-he protested against themselves when the boat reached the water. Several dear George, what are you doing of ;" and, rushing out recurring weaknesses d b 1 (1. • Per•P tead of performances. The hon. member ask 1 t • ,an y t lose issensions which have promises ins he cultivators of the soil being subjected to any duties- models were exhibited to illustrate the mode of action'. of the room, ran to the house of a neighbour of the offered the best . ah tit would at an early 'od e` temptation to the foreign foe to be her the house to affirm a , , pen , con- either rot t" " trictly protective, (Hear, hear.) At the close an interesting conversation ensued, in name of Notta the blood at the same time streamin p ec ive or s aggressor. (Hear hea ) I "th a view to their speedy repeal. H T g of Europe will tae ar• trust that tho other powers sider these duties, wl ul I not adopt such a resolution, holde- 1 from tho extensi hey had been forced into a consideration of the policy of which considerable diversity of opinion was expressed. Profuse-y Ye gash made in her neck. of the .dangers which • stmrilar view to ounselves. Many hoped the house wo c its future course, instead of rather tetis motion by the Minister. -If the Chancellor of the' Ex-