The Sun. — 1844-11-06 (London, England)

HARE V. STEAM.—On Friday week as a ii pcl countrymen sent home to their wives and children.— were coursing near Countesthorpe close on the Milo (Cheers.) Its value was proved by the very attempts line, the Newcastle down train happened to pass, °il, which were made to tamper with it.—(Loud cheers.) " puss," to elude her pursuers, jumped on the line, I'o All that occurred in Ireland lately was only an addifor some distance, ran in fine style before the traint;rti tional evidence of the importance of trial by jury.— they met the up-train, going at the rate of about teasel m iles an hour, which seemed to disconcert this (Cheers.) Those who got up the charge of conspiracy competitor to team, fur she made a sudden spring' :i y rof there knew the value of trial by jury, and that they wards as if to escape, when she was struck by a Ptl,r;be could not face an honest one, and hence they dropped the other engine, and thrown across the buffer 0i as jury-lists—(Cheers)—hence the proscription of one up one, where she was seen struggling for a time, t'i,id class of opinions, and the exclusion of persons on lest it fell, and was picked up by a policeman, who W° to account of their religion—(Hear)—hence the declare- no doubt appropriate it, in defiance of the game.lawtho. Lion of the greatest judge in the land, that if such his own.nse as a penalty for its trespass on the railcy things were allowed, "the trial by jury woeeldehenorne --4eieeite*shire Mercury. DP a mockery, a delusion, and a snare. diethane. ten Mg/nous SUICIDE BY A GlRL.—MondaLke, were " Three cheers for Lord Denman viffrailKial iki,ts, WM an inquest on the body of Rosamund Glue most enthusiastically responded . to.) IV* gnilyirAs ,aged 1.5. ytars, whose brother stated that he last ss;treel -. eiste% iht on Friday evening at tea time. She ref n-d occasion had they recourse to dropped NOiliti.fi; heytea, but seemed in her usual heal", her, to the [exclusion of Catholics? Why, bw tittliie alf _,,i..2.14., ~ however, left home suddenly without knew full well that the trial by jury, t ly: f,..„4-o;^3' •.. ypi Why, , f . .„ ':4 , : shawl, and never returned alive. Her tr* was too august and too sacred for the . , ''= ; e. ..*iets ni:ntlehe next morning on a barge at Mr. Mild, therefore they endeavoured to lower its irat, i'llei'aetn4dTe H. ;It'hirVothes'Qere partly up, as if she bad *tile to bring it down to further their own corrupt puraspeees. e pito the water. `There appeared no marks of vi°sol —(Hear.) - But to show how good comes out of 'evil, T-li-to the hody. J,'roious to her leaving home ,he hrti„esk after the decision in this case had been proriOneetle: AlNlteigillitfrcir mother. She was not c" icicle. and after .everybody thought there was en .end I,!kllo4.'l47liiiii idi.e. gver threatened to cr•nirrit '..11 dent' 1 .t:int:ifio:of a rel? 1 I the ca-se-Lfor nobody could expect light out of darkr seilie -she counklikve fallen into flt bly lively. disposition. It w7id,,nt. the water by' t:Le. co. —the House of Lords reversed that decision.—(Miti,/ IT hear, and cheers.) If those who had been tried andi.l er-iWOther wa-s n,loneral very kind to her.arjaea that _mace! ancl jury rezeUted, that it was extraerdt J'ittiog, convicted in Ireland for the crime of constructed 1 ..,,,' o Motive could he Ipiened for the deceased coneo ee treason, as were Hardy, Tooke, and Thelwall, 1;w. :ee • , - • .-te ,u, ,-..', ,- : -.. aid that they should like tß°U.,l3o)sa stead of that of constructive conspiracy, there woe t A ;.,..--''' '„'',7`'' .--1 A witness of the name of. -,-,-...itial he no appeal allowed; and a corrupt jury would have TS; &Wei-NC:is sent for; who saw the deceased .on 4" ilea decided. their fate,—(Cheers.) But after they Lad in in Peter-street ; her face was crreatly sw, t71.10j; been found guilty, justice was done to them, and it on the right side, and she said her mothere ha_dhsad ao came from a quarter whence it could be least ex- in. r. Deceased remarked at the time that else -ger petted. Lord Denman, on that occasion, spoke ether friend in the world but her mother, and if 7he, oettb out 'in a manly and dignified manner.—.(Cheers.) struck her again she was determined to make away. 1,0 And it was a proud Consideration for the citisees i herself. The jury said there was little doubt She t II) committed suicide, but the evidence was not r„ Found of' London, that when he had been cast off by the Court, he had been elevated to the Bench go that length, and returned a verdict, r . drowned." fla, week' onaby them, and had from thence risen to his present eminent position. He was well supported on that oc- The number of passengers during ---- .hted to ins 31st of October, through Boulogoce, am"- ra casion by Lord Cottenharn and Lord Campbell. And Leer ; through Calais, 271. Of the 1,241 ..eolkest°,2ll, here he begged to remind them that those individuals, through Boulogne, the ' number from would never have been in a position to dosthis act of ; amounted to 205 ; from Dover, 174 ; from Lou justice were it not for the Reform Bill.—(Cheers.) I —501.' To Folkestone, 342 ; to Dover, 222 ; to l': ' j3P.aseligc_e Thex had defended the rights of tiip eie, „111, I gate, 16 ;to Loudon, 160-740. Totetl, 11241. '' ,