The Sun. — 1845-04-17 (London, England)

MAIDS OF HONOUR. A TALE OF TO F GEORGE I.—Everybody (says the court will talk shout this work--everybody must read 1010:1 is a suue.sion of amusing scenes, introductorYgote.t extraordi ary characters, male and female, thath, Of; at the Courts and in the councils of George "-ciro: and ef his hopeful son and heir. The wits, tbe f 00' t 1 ,;eves, the intriguers, the creatures of both sexes! $O5 and infamous, including the pair of what 11'5 tocig(l.:4 Highness used to call the " dam antiderluvian Po V, dies, der Schulenberg and der Kielmanseggaie'aderd brou.4ht upon the stage in a lively manner, and 011, ;nay oif their vices, their follies, their eccentricitieeatie their amours, to the infinite amusement of tbe " The beautiful Molly Lepel" is the principal her°.l, these tableaux, and her abductions, her flirtatioeri hair-breadth 'seeps before she finds a refuge, tol arms of " Hervey the Handsome," are sufficient tisfy any appetite for amorous adventure. SUICIDE IN THE SERPENTINE —Oa Tlr-alitPli Bedford held an inquest at the Matpas Arms, Char"'"yr6 Grosvenor-square, on the body of a man unknown, 111,,V0r0 about 45 years of age. It appears that about half-past eigbe of on Saturday night last the deceased was observed by " (Of Alf Royal Humane Slciety's boatmen, walking backward 0 o°'o on the north bank of the Serpentine, in Hyde-Pari`.o46"ll afterwards a plunge was heard in the water, about flftY yang pt the receiving. house. A skiff was rowed to the sP°t',.,„ ttlr dragging about eight minutes the body was found 3"L.11y yards from the shore. It was conveyed to the reeei°- -0401 and the usual restoratives applied, but in vain. The deefed fair complexion, with light brown hair, and his right •pet', blackened with a blow. He is about five feet seven osh height, and was dressed in a black dress coat, drab wi',s",cbei duroy trousers, blucher shoes, mid linen shirt. All his cl°,-, ,114 'very old. No money or papers were found upon biro to  discovery of ifris friends. Verdict, "Found drowned.  ------.....----- AO 211BTH,N ii er"' On Tuesday, the 15th inst., the lady of Charles I'd Elsley, Esq , of a daughter. CO. On the 15th of February, at Bona Vista, in the „40 Islands, the Hon. Mrs. H. W. Macaulay, of a son.r .„ Ifr On the 4th inst., at Rye-terrace, Peckham, 31r- 31' Morris, of a Sion. the IS On the 10th inst., at York terrace, Peckham •latie' 0' tliP of Thomas Parker, E'sq., ofa son. rja J On the 12th inst., the wife of John Bawtree, ~,.. #' of Colchester, of a daughter. wife & OR the 14th in-t., at King street,. Stepney, the - vil 'clg , 11' illiam Squires, of a daughter. dell I On the 14th inst., at Langham-place, Mrs. Fill Joje Cope, of a son. tr IP On the 11th inst.. Mrs. Christopher Cuff, of 'L `4 40 Jr street, Piccadilly, of a daughter. David ~/ On the I 1 t It inst, at East Bourne, the lady of fi, o 11311, Esq.. M.D.. of a 'laughter. Wit° On he Ilth inst., at Grodmanstone, Dorset, the 010 ' Rev. 'F. Ferris, of a son. 133, ° On the 3d inst., at Pau, south of France, the , 11.bni., the eC6atriiri,u,,,,ft.a, ',rag' ) II aerManchester, Mrs. S. L. Be". 0; of a son. , tbe'ls On die 9th inst ,in Bedford-place, Ru.Asell-square' V' of OJillt,iileVliogthht,inEstt.2q.a, toft japsp,emr titstildincglatoueLerrs.. geory silli of a daughter. 04 ~,D_ . 1.11 P..b. Mr, lnceol On th' 12th inst., at West Hackney Church, ~..--,,,,iror,Dr Richard Lawrance, youngest son of Mr. James L',',. Ill" , St. Helier's, Jersey, to Alicia, onh daughter a --. Jr, ,velmter, of Kingsland. e, At;ISC' Ou the I Ith inst., at St. Mary's, Spital-squar to frimen, Esq., architect, of Adam-street, AdelPhillp, eldest daughter of J. J. Buttress, Esq., of Spitaifie rle ............. , iii 6 e- :„e%Pre etl( li, On the 15th inst., after a short illness, to tile iiVluse'',,er• grief of his parents, in the 17th year of his age, \yli Ce surviving child of Mr. \V. C. Evans, Gr.:.nd 10 li°te ' 0' garden. re b• t ' At, On the 13th ult., at Bow, Middlesex, Eltzebe ' the late Rev. r. ewman. v On the 13thD inst.N, Richard, eldest son of Richardcifo Esq., of Albany-terrace, Regent's-park, aged *og Y 1, On the 14th inst., Edward Chinery, Esq., of '4° ()VI Suffolk - SersP  -1  On the 14th inst., at Bath-place, Peckham, . ,9 the wife of Mr. John F atearn. „ leg;filoy n the 14th inst., Twickenham, Mrs. E. 1-'3,;ael I On the 12th inst., Emma Josephine, wife of SO' st' Jones, aged 22. plitlP On the 13th inst., at Upper Brunswick-terrlice' 1115 c Mr. W. B. Broadwater, aged 34. 9'o On the 9th inst., Oliver Colt, Esq., of Rownha shire, aged 85.  1 Ni SO.(; , 1 ;'1 London: Printed ai-1. 112, Strand, Printer. at The Sun Owh" Co Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, iu Middle:9z, Thursday, April 17, 1845. 111111  vet the ,ef from ; to 65; 81b, by  s Main, ,vering's 1ev,16; Nei '33 63 153; in, 155; 159 worth' fict • Vetter, North ''Teton, 179; • E3deao ivit too r Tee'' ,153 34:1; n Stem'  NAL TS Of pT  xhibited :d it °lt 11,Q.ni t)„,,•lt lw- d litre  Ft. LIS° lie a :110 y, the 41e :0 th{ in °tlog :ire o from part fort ~~neu wend ing e 3'oo niaP epohi,torf 001 ever)?