The Sun. — 1845-05-24 (London, England)

SINGULAR CHARACTER.— On Friday Itetoisst,ra,ngely-behaved character was taken before the ivilli "'"r• ti. Chesshyre and C. Clarke, callinf y. himselfßattue Fillotukil Louis Bou.'bon Patinore, the kion„11.%11. Superintendent Redin depoßseootatbat the barged Nth )," was gt him the day before, aillitsiltilie-tie7btainsgs. at the deer in Hatfield Forest with e e said l On being nasokhedd hieeihrOoafntdhowhat Duke he Etto, , le was the so 44 brog, 0 Prince of Diamonds, Duke of Vergenus, of 0 c:ther of the Princoss Royal. Itt 1611°/1 that his intellect was disordered, e4e gee, Slirgeon,. Mdr.erßededinse,nbtelfnogr. the ht.:shall%) that he was certainly insane. who decided (after. examination mhiennaotinolnd and alluding to ale re-'egt to peak on any subject without h• some goasna . On searching him, _ . tXtritolarci. nip u ith royalty. documents were found. , keork. iliarY and curious paper, pictera other ten,.reok, pal, a liopokie,cmesa 0d fe un pe wos pf ascrapsp e, r, . ofdecorated with etilletidlnhe.iinoblitee::ated postage stamps, which the lunatic Perfectlis IleYal Sportsman's Battue Licence ; he was the h, Y. harmless and good humoured. By order from J.-.1.-441strate , . builn kiii , 3, the Superintendent conveyed him to Sir "44Pi.e8g• " Lunatic Asylum, at Hoxton.—lpswich .A. eorres ii4trotrkerst onNtlit'ades,l'outhco_ Jrip_ lains. of theohspear be b or hu,dred c —evori line; he better erupli ,ro 8 c" rieell, and suggests thatuviectsittyst•ohueroldef especially our is,:('—thent for our agricultural labourers,or Peab'allt, to lea .° and Dartmoor and Exmoor 114tyys. lie -1`ue ph ugh, and try their hancs Whose earun giv" " imtance of a Dartmoor man, orhini, _ Ig's were only 4s. per week, but now., by 1/, 17a.'s u he 1: 1'i1,,, - L"ne, be earned, in the last fortnight, Pwrii.lected, tliWealtlT number of railroads in hand, and tNera Tiin P oYment is likely to last for years.— uiu eB. 1410118 the 4overaaent N tba}:lGrn CRAIR .._ erver, C °hPaveA appointeds T i AYlr..—SmWiteh, tiasntrdoenr.i "mr Ur, . Cafe of Good Hope, to the chair of astronomy 1 d, ersity, vacant Ut,nurgh witness. by the death of Professor Henderson.— ..,, en,. •X/tAttisit,„ tcbt.ctsiatasvet:...SUICIDE THROUGH A WIFE'S MiSiZ. tinta ight an inquest was held before Mr. fiit!°,l, aged thrt.Cthhurch-row, Aldgate, on the bioediye.oPfaySname'uael d Thomas ~.e'' all Warwick vee years, who committed t:pietha....n n.feetla'esl3 'xiso IiZI lodged in 1.. hog o. 11, Church.row, stated that . the _d_er: ,:0:ke• He was an ostler in the service of 111 * " ose and . " Inn, Aldgate. On Thursday afternoen, be.. Zs !):_c tne alarmed; the deceased was missed from his work. nd, oa going up stairs to his bedroom, NC! ch. overed the d det„;rittl`n" Re alp'pneeas:ecnialled tat ,77: Post. w., eceased suspended by a rope to the top of root , in the mo • Witness met the for assistance, and the deceased was sold and quite dead. . bl2'cpep his ha morning He seemed rather excited. . Heothgandt.,a, nkr:is ri„._ 'kit and said "he should not be alive by r s7_d_eetaB;orihstrated with him, but he did not make any anshweeen. hheal herrt had much trouble with his wife, and had t. he. fbr several years, in consequence of her bad con.. ,lAry ~„'d 88. a week to the parish for the support of his wife. , .01%11 'riled a verdiLt of " Temporary insanity." *llZ3ll444cEe SEssloNs.--It will be recollected. that 1104.44 toN_, a gentleman of the name of John Quincey Harris, . ila Of co "' the representative of Newcastle-under-Lyoe in the r fos44alllt nik,tart'nnst Was committed for trial at these sessions for visqatoth,7 oft:' Ids brother-in-law, Mr. Thomas Roberts, a. sedo t as te hem.inatin at Bow-street, doubts were rahise was 14,takeitlY sok, is ta.lod. Subsequently to the committal en proierit insaa Medical gentlemen, by whom he has be h ving histi&l, toned, The necessary certificate of this fact 1,-44 the unfortunate man has been since removed by ~...a lunatic as I adit‘;`rAt, svb Y um. lliaeiNklitnio ,"4•M-BOAT ACClDENT.—Yesterday an litta,_rernbstanes` Was held before Mr. J. C. Carttar, to investigate aasi:.roan. eel& attending the death of Thomas William Scott, a Aft;ll bEttlaged 21, Who was drowned in consequence of his boat 48 41011 •"".'"Ped Under the bows of the Shannon steamer. °lnqtrtr akin t Y the jury decided on a verdict of " Accidental teci,,ed ONO t al their opinion that, if greater care had been * 'ecl • °se on board the Shannon, no loss of life would have ~ %rid,. and f NI, and f urther expressin their hope that some provision T ' 11. 4: LA R c-r e QY the stearn-boatgCompany for the ielatives of the ;Lev 't - Itom Ishit•trltian'll II brid AS