The Express. — London, England, 1848-12-09 00:00:00

1i5a" ..... " M ama as all •OR ails left isbo l n_ — W.' we Ina moms ; med, at eal h . 10 6 " me, swig *lst no dame try the Cele me* --.. mom ems Mst, bY nonse libial VW Moo nag .. .„..e.'. - , b , m a wag roes the seek a a range a bllle by ie.- owl — ow . 022 sika, They wen tbs. mond to no do mad ea tio all Oat .min t by the o.A.flo i :VLSTile• esp ana. Oki best Wind hey enf ' analto Liestriii&Colesel Beim with sir tilt* aunt alasem r = B / 1 4,1 l a rA a pas kiewbago ii Ili t h e of the lasell. by Ilimesolt endleawar- Ott= Ills name et drab*. na. I deeplY ye la • sw off s opemk, gh Up sot damerweely, Cosi JON In Mak tb thou o a = im diet bang bie none, ma i 1 ea tam deprived a kis swam st a tat when 0... Mae sob eneired. cl an, Mr drives et nen nia kma their pea §so eodeomtred to sake a Inland at deo seek be Me ...k' r idge el ads Wend it Adel Is, emd ealeb ad,...- akepliol7 selateised ido:isol a bow a abate 260 ,42:01,6Cti1= e,s io u g sr ui ts i t ia tt fill y eitaeltear and Al.. ..any tbe net of tbo day = penell, ind the so : 1,.` bet boa of no rebels, wae nand hem dem Oso et se set moos ildaehlia emer. I bollenorttamed. thins ein the amplinemme of bee Nejtety's toren, pied by tbo bat WOW sa the part of tko Odra w o k Ow Mild say paha pponents. .4 Mad I li Man in a ponies a besdini• send be allailei MI Vete mom whitest aseldirr. able ism. Ile able lid upon tleo Geld fortycein ma, 1 .0. ening Ma WA by one cannon shot ; and their woo d o w... ay oneee. In peopottime. • gnat amber a goo win thins et my. mad um hems takes. The 800 ape kW giant In bank as which be usually die- EOM a Ike Deo tbe mane ; med, cosensently, erns urea assn. be Mea s dm to /moms Tim 1018 ieie 1 , 6 0 veva In say, bees also easeineablo, a i, ISII da moray wovadwl ; nel , alder baled ad wooded. ' Ilt Nary pear* le mem biaself be wars tome of a the NSW oldie sad to recommend elm s ilejearo Mem , a te: .. be volmile nee aim, hir me of dm yeah wadi *IL cop& Ammoor ea Inooltwously mended by a mos to waim be Awn corm, mei this was not no ady WON dim kit nfraed." Mile )l e ting .• y aid seedi Fontein on the tad proximo, by • ella doe I ebell lan ben join& if say anticipation be ai m% by a oat m ay loyal inhabitants ; and when ay main ,bas take a legal and met demand torn." Sbe court. 011100 e, FitlDAT.—Vieconntems Canning, lady in a n* to her 'Nasty, arrived yesterday evening. Berl de M'y Wanes this afmanoon for Lmdon. Col. the lies. ma Mrs. Charlie Phipps had the harms of joining the stadium p a ez i hreterday @Tildes. Queen hold a Privy Crustal on Saturday mit, the 16th inst, at her Majesty's marine residence, otters,, lob of Wilibi• A tienwhittee of the Lords of her Majesty's Privy Cow* Trade s ad lfweiga Plantations, had a meeting st Ms ef the Demi et Trade, on the emblem of wousas bleed. The Wok gusset were, the Right Has. IL Isloodism, Preridest s/ W Board of Trade; Earl Orey, of State Sr the Celeaiss ; Lord Campbell, Chan the Des* of Issasester ; and lis Edward Eyes. u s e bedwip eisswalbd at WOO o'clock, and eat use hear *da Lis Brat Synods bad an interview with Earl tary,wmaday, at the CsioatelAddes. A aquatic% essidag of the Lord Mayor, Mr. Hansa. M.P.. ' anus Wilms, Mr. John Weed. XL T. H. Hall, Mr. R. Taylor, wi th , sad the (ny Remembrancer, had ma interview w Lord Joha yesterda M lawn r. Brojurain y. Harrinxi, of **Public Works Loan Gem had an interview with the Cluumellor of the Miele law yesterday—Coked Mihaly and Dr. Bowing, M.P.. We igl.erviews, yesterday, with the right hem. lamas; st kis O&M' residence in Dwain-wrest. Mr. Peto, M.P., for Norwich, had an interview with Sir (Mow Grey, T oterday, at the Haseredlee. Bari Grey had a dinner party, on Thursday, at his grasses in Belgrave num The earepsay ineladed Mr. tai Yre. Gibeon Craig, Hon. Mr. sad Mrs. For Maul*, Mr. Werd,_Sir John Pon, the Right Iton. Sir Edward Ryan, lady Elisabeth Baltse y l, and Mr. Murdock. (Frew last sight% Owens.) BT. /AIM'S PALACII. Dsc. B.—The Queen has, on lbs ssedeatisa of H e r Foley, waisted the ender- nea tened gentleman to Her Meleotralloa. Corps of Gentlemen Salm: IL aka, F. V. P. ilelostoer. Ene WEIVIRALL, Die. 6.—The Queen to has appointed the J. Illacloansa to be preacher the church or ihiOns C remarty, eaceat by th e triuseportation of the Rev. Llgeitemae to the Third Charge of this pariah of limner. was-ors" Dee. St Uri nea—ireia. B. ThomieL hoe Owl F., to be Beat, tlallnmlbwb.atbrow. . hit Lt. Dretts—Line A. Omit, Is be =FL. by pw, The sewer, she NS; Car. IL Wear" to be B eus, by por., Wee COM; IL 11. Mb. Oat , to to vac, by parr, Wee Traders& Of U. Drao•—Cle. L. Mah to to hems, by ow., ewe Wily" Os Mho P.—Lieut..CaL W. O. Gold. too Wed Y. to be Unt..waL, Wee Wodium& v.— Ow Parma. J. K. Doody, Mw 44th 1.. to be paymed., Ile T. L. DisaetA beo TO. owl Is+ se a WO. Seth i.—Or W. IL A. Dubow& le be Beat, by Wm. TINES% the Id, ;J. C. to lela. by ranee Or DwherewL Ath Taylor Ito ate, by or.. OW& oho M. Oat F.—Poore. . tram UM F., to be petrowS, Mow ivio rack. OW F.-Nowt T. Distwa, hoe 414 Y., to be mart., Wes Ow* No ads q u a F-trev..CoL H. W. Dotes, ham Oh F., to be smug, *ears vie oil Nth I,—Lisei. 0. Down^ hoe IWO T., to to WO.. WO DO, epp. peoweeer 11th U. Dog.; too 0. D. Whose{ to be O,* pis. Ave Ormerma, who sot 11. Dews, peat, he Ito • yin "PPM. B. a.Mohr& be to mit., by pas. Woe law" obi fat.; Leas. J. S. Idirmegb. Inn SaDreg. es be Foes, ▪ Thenigl, who mei.; Soh 0. V. seata to es Dot. by WO. Ow Engrg ; O. H. WOrisees,_ te be lap, WYK, WM IF.—oolto-ftwP aim hoe Os Sawing am Dot, 0 be enelet.awf." Woe Dots. ••••••id. Wed F.—lheat. L. F. Ilsomed te be prowiL, **X thother. be lOW wee So F.—P. J.= twat, be be •all, by ow. yin Feheelowe, Owe elsobeerwe Me beta fasiseaL tbd W . 1160-3. Kw" OM. to hum. lOWA or. Wm 6 1 . • W A= ra r. Al I A r 1: e=•••••••,..... Hob to be 5e1e1.4 4 4. We; Zak WO* .. Se di Dwoons thare.-4ohL.not W. Doom Dots OCR's& Mk bytOelie Aseletwere. laths Meat Was • THE CATTLE SHOW DINNER. Lad seising the anniversary festival of the Smith- MI (Ma OW wee esiebrated at the Fremums* 'ravers, sheit MO sestiseiew. The Dike of the m Mg et Me dal. palled, sad Wes suppor ßkhnood ted by , the Zed d Terberoope, the Earl et Cliehister , Lord W. Leases Its Ham. C. Pelham, Sir Fmk Lawley. Major ail" ma mmtative of his Hopi Highoew Prises Mbest, Usual Ilibtkm, M.P., J. V. Shelly, Hag., T. 1. Darker. Esq., H. W. Wilms, Eel. , Hr. J. Farber &Mk to. Cauistax Myles peeped the esesal loyal mea l rd " isms sad presperity to the Omaha Club,' the look laving Ma daly Mewed, the award of the PIM war reed, sad their distributioa preeseded with. MmiTitmes, w hod steward to nose Allot, took the Peoria by the piss. Os tie health being drunk. WIINTIOR retundos MM. mod the am nilitichmemis " 'Tr se di* arloallosal aisles of his les a desp iateriet the Club. It vast—easessi to satins replay ea pails melees of tbhant, hat be woo mhos se it se to Neese his Grass sad km mei hies, dist Piss Albert tasks chin is knots ali teetotaler et tbe lisidelisid ChM Mt. eed ie Ms ofwesessma of spisollme peso a t et de e MIT= resold " The Duke of Rio& NM" Ties toast we. &mak with throe tines three, sad Me me. Mes D m uke of LOMOND eetara.d thaoks. He elemed Ito is Wed Mk tbe despot Mem the lollop of so =wilt whisk sat rime shrive appeared to be ro the pest body d Merit biome el Wm% with when le led the Meer to Moss effersiateL Al= IMthey od ds es bo was me nay M hod • IM mods eseleisitiosi imestemM. soi that twjesmeat meld le kr tie %Mt at the =ffti ttemßy, be bad suer skied kb gibe the* the interest was the eoly lateral that Melt to be asesideraL He mw as noon My the times Mlsmilie—lhs esmodal, the spleeherst, the maysibelosig MGM est be ideeelied. He wee hasty we remark the repideldise obi* Mos Mishit tow ar tos es mop yeses. Mol orpisiftwei Immo bed seek ds y twies to lb° MISR 4 Mimes er= v a.rbeea sloped by the hem of ids mad his seavistitio we. that sissy ewe 4 had iitosid M Mimed that meld pay Ow EM,. He bat akw mode te my with roped le die misi Moo est el We seamy. If he had treble the woad he ould sew esemsed, he mkt wake woM ho it by toadies it est fir time IP d had this the city ma did with the moo woof MOW. If they wadi Lod their amp to the hum et Beaked, they maid set seed emits sod a pink rem. He we. arid to bra lbw was sr *Meg is the msoup>ts be seed deb aid to eeeYaMye He (the obehmos) led boos, a she dm . ts a sweaty tear nub Mod ke Imies—Lem als—osed le there hood Oak by ms os of isepoisse treete of iosiehr ti 4 as bass eel= wow. were reskinel, sod as poi sop as was to to head is sway pole dew et am& (Hear.) He bei ever Mt a deep hissed spa bases laboiwor. ▪ MeM seven et Ms Milmissedbiliew anima MIA Ito to (thielseetleas Piss too be would oil egg Ihst it use Ms err if lb, MEW hemesse le lobs =___ldlis piste ef lo *Mr Is she ihse=end Mail lege labsoeso soly sew theo kr the was la lila Iheyiketa amok W. Urn° , sal le Impel that mew mid Med their draw to ad km *ebonite of spiseiture Itersdlf• Puha attar tem Mimi boa book famsa bl e Imiesod. _,_.CaoLzhe.-11 l eeti o rrda s a l t Board of Health re -"mi._ Moore of the fresh ewe :—Whitechapfa. 1; ~eeq.'► , e.the-Bset, ; the provlaeo, 1; Mae 'will, "lb, sod other parte of Soothiad, 13 awe, 4 deaths. ale ma IY sa - cI Z • towel mod) ' 0;11 1 P i 12 . id Op ii, • ..... „1..... ma• i Mfr 10111,1. THE EXPRESS, 13ATIIIDAY IMINING„ DECEMBER 9, 1949. • • at . - . Imurs, YEITZSDAL-.4II.IATIMOIT OP TES CuOLLPoOII AT 0111114111L.-511401.Waley, V., M.P., is the beard-rosat Obeli= Wolikeere, ape • hash es= polo. mei Ilk Ireektie kersory, Neat that ea Kraft deseloo ls lial beesght w hew haw= word= the kikeary is tort' kiwis= He was shrined with seem vonass n a peigkeEmill Ks tootholleith tea page es raorrigy. llie eski tit Ow Kw= dap hip Ids to tie ammi mord he had 'ea Mg. He sillored strar*frile The Mai saw Ida spa his ides to the ,' M il bit halt lie leatk.—Tbe gate maw odd ei issiial he siehloill 4~4 vie kit maliet Wet gleis lin. Pi a hilt of miler Ma raisarik I=alsk wee it roe of all the elesek. Al the time made se oria#alat—Dy the earar: Oa diet aiikt 31 Ma sad two boys Mgt h er e maul ward, Wa beard, $1 het Peg sad 6 het 4 ishiu wide. bad levee maw to sleep in, which sh agged every heWsite, sad every two penes, led ow rag to war the= Deem they IA is the acialag they bad Ms. et West eadi..-Oiseser t Why, the Nasal poor are treated wise has MO. Phi matins, this Is as value atteeholl I* dui liss.—Busissikeh sea timed: The ward Ps vestliest by a wise Per Kes doer. The opals were lea= la at siglikent Ise est &Ply fen seven seven the hairier seoeskig.--K. 11111 Mil sell that he had been is the and weed harp &wig wish theist= bad 4..5. of breed sat water Mid reoeules. lest Saturday he bad several sneaks weedilag and pomp.. He was is ill ea iletaday that be bat to be amnia to the Is- Briaary.—The orphan son of a =Weary ewe= had bees in the casual ward =di he was lisievidy Waehad la a dad lar way with the Is whams, whoa be wee reseved to the inarrary where hi them Mee 01.1101111; Its the renal ward be only get 4= of Weal eat water, night sad seraing. He had bees sesiked a Boor street plissatatka kr begging. Therserta graved of at sight bait a =had of bread =I a pan= el a of Maser ; est la dee presiag he had halls post Mead hid baker sad a rit selles.— Censer : Mut, rheas= are musk bet= treated has paupers. What a premiums ter arise 1-11 r. Wariey lease surgeon. tepee= the diseossed died of cholera term& en by destitatios est toweethar.—Dy the : The usual Welter= tess=ast estmatly esidalled prods= ihelen. It bet to prevail musk &MOM the per dept th em 41 = i were three fetal eases =ask= la that PM dose Salsoilay, sad Wail of dyseelery.—Cerseer : Chokes Ppielkrably prevailed In that weir. Pi= was very mesh othslakel to generate the kighthl malady. I hop that She goddess who should be and are by law the appoistel plessiirs el the poor, eta provide the eased poor with baler easewirsteilea sad toed. —The jury, who tally seemesed with the ornaer ! Muria the followitor estdist " Diseased died how the aortal item of =Hips= eholeva."—CaoLam.—Behre Kr. W. Behar, at the I..fd Crown, Three Ilarriarsa i jkaa ley, as the body of gaeaeneal Smith Meek lied le. who died at Ileasley, es Watley , last, fres ea siask oldish= —Kr. V. Ossess ii meem, deposed that there was no medial elle= by the pardlem el the Poplar flake rediset tee perish, Hashish Is aestelaed a pol ish= 01'6,000 pene=—The -westing aim stated that there was is phase eat spelt ter deism patients in the whit, so paid aides bad beeseireshiet by the guard has, sad then wee is pen= to r= he red e! or assist saes. " Katmai death destwa," with a re gret that the emus= would writs WI the beard if guard's= recommatiag the to apply mere means of re Hof within their parish for =okra patients. THE NORFOLK ASSASSINATIONS. RE-EXAMINATION OF RUSH. Yesterday the supposed murderer of Mr. Isaac ferny, and his son, Mr. Jassy Jerray—yeses Resk—underwent another sameradoe at Norwich Cootie. As ea pevious come priestlier were coected ripply. It was underst ical, oo th d tilla oely two additionalduwie ners@ were produced ; a little girl amid Morley, who was a servant s lie r. Japes Rush, eon of the accused, at Potash Farm, but who appears to have left a few days previous to the trewaissioa of the murder. She has bees called to speak to the character of Rash's attire while staying at the Lana. The magistrates, Aar sitting several hours, aria rearaded the rimer. Several Olken of the Meek& witembalry have bon with a party debt Leedom Esterives be visiting the planer sad gmeedele asp s la Lemilea, with a Fewilerrelmiag whether a pewee sesteseri the immir ties of the presser Rush Weseestly proem& fr : o any Mar Sruarms. At a likfadal gallery ia seers it wee estertained that • ma meek resembling Zak sit era die peer a Mw wesks eases sad asked blea whether he weldebser Serbia a pair el' dear; pistols. Re mid ase be fraired with this, bat it apples thee be hemmed the raw he • se t time, sad peestked Mr. tag at • lark. The peliee bel ie ve that this ma awl Doi are the same pier. It may he temembered that a reared, whisk was by the area& Are the polders, was bead In the ht 1 .4. 11 Is a brio or, of • rears esamestioa. The polite lave estribiled it to the geareShe ef Netwieh and the edPsent as.., as stn these Masai la the metres viir, te bra if they had add • weeps. with seek a rommd. They have at her able to narks h. but it is alleged OM its ask. le a so peculiar a elterstat that say piety who bed sees seen it aright respdee it, ma after a laps of =ay years. The Memisb shy prise lone have less very anivrempleved la riders and tracing out hew, an 4 Wm Ma Isms& Om, abase • math sines the pri me( Reek selied VMS • Yr. hires. a ganmaker, or sad* of Newel* mad reeired Sr three nipples for a Ma gem Re ehmerds earl and asked Mr. Jute for a Me re Seem Seek beetle. Thew he is eatienrod to have had. fhe th e `` he ire WNW, sad agreed to »tent two of h a ve I them sad the UMW k. The lad Merin Savoy, * lr he was employed at the Potash Pam aid who depend bake* the regkireme mad coroner's Nil dirt BM ems eel away from the ha on the evening - el is ameeder Ism l to 9 o'eloch. with tho enoeption of ten we e h as. bee bra rhea under the ere of ths pollee ad wee ha eight lodged in the "hider& UK's. JaMs's ellienteet whew, it is evident that the lad has tether ea dereared to area the erred than farther the eels of jerise. The mehlretse ere of clinics that he bees et wawa all he kern asameleg the mereturs of the er mid, sad is order thee he may case he tampered whit. kr Ma deemed tes le lass Mr eader the sena Isms ef the prisesatle I_ edsßnhim to eater late well= to upper Mem rem The barrio if the pelia ire the halter Sadly James her beagle& le light the Mk that eke b vetf respesteley Me Me melba devisee IN are maths OMR alla OW lad Thew ha Ile mit memer ." . ' Orr emileaetvediellw Zak whim she teraillisd lobe her wide. led ell eight, sad • had was rut 1:1 1 w hit by Kn. JUNO'S Ikil ic eale the NIL = d tv: alai ores Mrs. sem wile be • my' rate, sad at that time sold IN trealies as. greeter she bed ve ssived ske weld beer, Wing *W • lease I h e the froaror sassiarklabli latellipme of hie ihthses &AL She west Me meads ea rat rewhea. bet is seeelplef maws Wee a few der Oa,* mike WM kw Isetßaly OM she bad bad mere( Irak eat Cast her hus ked wee Serf. She thou pat ea welserk mob, ad trend to ON" them men she lea lee ledglip be asap ay with Rath, saml posessi her den Ism emmaleft* Nerwith. whim she et the here el a Km. Slew for "ree days preview te Pere farm IRELAND. Demur, Dao. S. Them bas been another arrest in Ciontosl j _—Mr. Well, a reeosotable inhabitant of the town. He had formerly fled from justice, but for a month put hid been at home at his ordinary occupetion. At the react meeting of the board of guardians of Banis Union, Sir Lades O'Brien presiding, the rata , eollecton stated that they must on the nest collie. I don in many oases take the land for the rate, as the escapism were demeting it. On this, Capt. Kennedy. poor•law inspector, observed that this was owing not, as wee so frequently alleged, to the inability d the parties to. parthe We, or even rates and rept e lma host an unwillingness to pay the :sat. The, gym. piers went to better themselves &MINI% Wale away all. The reason wm s the la4d his utt C lithilf in are than anywhere else, bat Olio gsly_tkrour the grader portion of the rate on the hoe '!Y gallant captain might to know that as mit neurally owe large arrears, the while ratir e a ls e s • them in practice, as all subtractions far rate are only allowed When all rent is paid in full. On Bata:day last, Mr. Locke, vice.gnardian of the union of Kaaturk comity. Cork, was set upon intent :t o tza d tehing him. Mr. Locke drew a dagger and or or two of them, but they would pro lothabagailnave succeeded, had not the Roman catholis ' fortunately come to his assistance, when hie , assailants retired. The paupers asoussd Mr. Li*. of ovseweverity, TIM SUFFOCATION OP BMICHIANTS.—INCOIIIIT The first rarest was Mid by Iliaohia Lloyd. leg., sow Let = NA ea On body d IVLasgblia, vial el dell ram of S w ot of the tabooed the taadeadwyeseetra. X' ter...owant sad exemiaed. Warw. boo , mesa *Salm el* ef*t then glib, left lir as Friday lad, the ta Leredenlem elt whasees Mime sod brother ia larddraL They Mari to Bello, is the own el liar. The err tia MA km of Me *Um wise dad la the easseers. lie thought bewail Asia twelve or litartosa yeasX *ti, After thil vend get sat of Xs Feel, whew the ihariewesseme Sate, It woe, the thought, OM Aar Is the wesatagi mad she wiat dowa to the whew there awe • matter of gonewasesoses, tilm s tra. "ln a n. M on osses flows attiewsrls, sail the plias sea wily Ism NW smother beams slorroas *a water, sad , wanes soma Saws got water ea the taloa of the Mai; polo Wier, but it we al,* ditardeola hr sad NW weir fedi re say tam to he maim la the mewl is lest her tease, bat had belt of the Mai of tho dell who was Imo, ad tried to get it up dwasairalerwo,la was oat alt. The shad Masao frail* Area the aoserlog book sail bora to tear whasss's her, NA asked her if the mass* Wiebrie to the robbers. 'Wham saw sada IEI4 and sou Weft ha swim sad other wessea, ma genie gm that Om wen ribbon may them, ma ilea thsfe sistywoail be ta b , ha thoa. Her sear lad era her at, ornaletiog ef • 51 nate sewed la her jadrit i two erserelps, sod tee small net.., is a blue puree ma with • Oboe shoat her seek Xkhoel Brenaan gave 6 hair 'video's. He swore that . ..... . . . his loge wed ai wedged is 'kb theastim of .pmasas . like 'abed bile list be mild set adokalle thma,u l V a ook df the mood they wen so Mhos that be N. pt is. lga mkt es la as Wised prism hie we M a dead is the side ef t ie verl i t i llib a Weals ammis at et the him Mandl Mahe was able to make i l i atbetzget to the Me leathip of Mika be had Ith atial i Crh iliM ema ELM eat se panned aim andieuesem el ii. Is attempt to mita is, be hi then times ever the bodies of Ms deed sad lying. Whoa ba get to the ladder, he hand k ossegled ar dm ma W_ be pt mhe head d i e I teee Milian pat eve maks& mid three mai if repessesd it, se lid it was Mask, be pt =I the Isla What be pt th.s * Mere wee • dead at the epodes dMe deer. He ski. get es semi bee Omani whigh meg ea the deal mi homthem meaMel to the Midge, Mime be busired el a rim where Me mode was ; the idler bit 4-4 hist, aad tat Ma to le Ma emit. bat attereemis Medea bim to Mt mate ea the He with dillialti pi to th r : ri :o 4us end so I =1 11814 •• the Mile d lies mod Ike be bed Ids 1 Miso must the Moles is melds le the He Mire Mt the male the Math they were is helm, mad Me dole WI be did eel believe hid. Whams Mos led him doll if be did ad attest to thou people, he weak bare dm Mel kr kis lido WINS he got to Liverpool. The men then amend a light sad asempaled whams to the demage. la calm down the light west wt, as Made hoinem, from theist air. The mate lest so Om is premkg maker light, ad gat the terptallag airlsropes romped hem the ketsitway. The stoma that ism oat if the same, was like that heat • beilm pet. Canalise Beedyasse dram Tomah, is the any et I Sligo. Thin were three wine, • boy add • girl, CS herd if the Lemiradany with kor, es the bet pewee, esti Me W mem bar he enerelm o te:V h sgssi sae is silver. She dm domed to die of the Me bed bees lea di. The leek die had ea = e l . * get hem a hie gives by nos sae who lay mar I. km. Whim she was sh my ush ea the Gym mere ma esker her he mew. Can't wham she gne him any, bat the Waal a Ghillies wheel Me MI by INN. Mined Feely—Beings is Mossehmalites. Hasa eider sad davghter who were peemagies win him. Think OM, they en both sure. There ware ody lbse or six of them from Leitrim. They won hi. Ilfge eel Mayo. Wit lci rthaemestemed anathema irria a ibe e:t t rjeje si a o s a d r war s endag ot dok. VII sem enealeg : mi. neeptleg • very few, all the semen wen there. The stem wee very srLat, end were se crowded that he meld My compere them to a of bread after It was sem mimeo in the over They were adored dews, sad, had then bees pigsty of roam that or der wield be a parka tow As it was, whams would have meth waded bees ea desk. Witness never was at sea is worse madam lie mated bow eel, the weather would have bees, there ease sot a brentie;h u g of sullidest room is the steams. The people were ' seek other by the hair oldie heed, sad were moving to be is • mom Malderw Meredith awera—le ausourer-serpast d the 39th likilmest. Had token a berth in the forecastle. West to bed Mad an in the mooing, bat did not sleep. There was spindles dthin boards between 'hue he slept end the elesseme. Some salon wen is the forecastle aft, he wed te heil. WI, la • mane of en hour they were Method es Mk die Ms we. so great. About a quarter of en Year atter that Mad Mem in the steerage bawl oat " murder, sad to have aNW The Grim ware ocatisued almost es mmiegly until ~ half-pest four in the morsiag. Ahern light was bet these from the deck he Mead as Mee. Whim the Mei time gong on • tailor mate to the imam& to deem bk i.e., mil may have bees then shoat seem mbabe. Whom NMI him if there wee my dan ger , and he mid there wee sot. Witness tan mid that th e peo ple thsa were added/moss another ; ea which the sailor remedied, that they wen 'sly Irishmen Meng among lissmdees. Wilms mad ad Identify that sailor. Heard bid is the lisnamlis ether that, but it wee quite dark. The odes of dieters matlased all night. Witness dads some re. mirk to that person, who he believed to be a sailor, as to MOE* bathe west away witles any remark. He Newnan Mead the dies abest 3 (akieg o'clock in the morons. Ind • tamale woe V did deck, met the my, which madam& fer • gainer of ma briss_, woe " Foe De w s sake, lake that knew away hem me." He Vaught thanes, ens was *tang a woman. Witness wee 'bald to go on deck ' led he should be mardend. Thought at onetime the people were murdering me asother. Did not hear them calling fir water. Heard me ma mho another as the deck, sad all him a robber, asil a woman begged ha merey. Wit see baud a mu whittle thrice, as if through his damn, sad my, " Coma bete, begs." This was oar the deck, and seat is the compades door. Shortly before that heard a =a p t= t h h a r r es ay o g li ock hail n been murdered. . It T i lt w i g =l a m es him that both roth i s i er L a t wader were Owen Ease: Cases hem Mayo. He, his wife, sad twe Wares were reaseasn la the Inadoederry. Oas of the Whites, toer - sisatie old, is dad. Before dark witness went isle the steerage. • good while after it was very hot. Witness tried to get oat, NM Use before daylight, and no waded, earryieg with kid as. of his children in his arms. Got up by Wilms by an lies rail. Some an the ladder were is hie way, sad some on kicked him. He was d. hided by a sea who we. lying above others, ..it = .. 4.....6. wb., witness went es desk, a sailor said to Nor " you blackguard, what are you doing there 1" end seized bin by the cellar. Is the struggle, the ma fell. Ness et dimes mem wee tams frost hid, bat several elemph wore made to dose. The emu was medeed, and depend that the MMus were Missed dews Is seasequsee of the severity of the dem, the water dashing is es the withe May amend eges.—By a jammed : sem *might of throwing the oettle overbeerd. Then was se g as of it. Nom of the immeogen wen prevented hem s es Mt 111 they had same Mae woad hem been every risk of disk Mies weld away. No paionser rameasseated aided the temealls him pat ea. There were sempioloas memos as heed. Ose mass esen, TIM Mel& nem was esemised, aid is no if kis puked there was a mss, tin miverelme GM esme Maw Asether yeses man brought the meals • woo of messy, whisk he mdd M bad got Erna a our mho bed lakes Mhos masher. Patel* Tlein—le a made dealer, ead heel is Me soda, mad bade(gum to bed Men he ems IS imitated Melee 1 Veleek. Sem dm Air Imams With Mow were miss amiss hom the slsertme. himself dowses a balk, eel the date told him that Me people wen robbing sad darderim eat saner, dew wen among them is wmosalteletbes. Them ter he did set believe It. Widows heed Bremen MI the mete en desk that the peeM were messoldae, sad the mate Meng odd he did keskeline it, llenasa remarked teat he wield make him saw for ket Limped. This was about dm is the dors ing. The dewed tad him that Me hit light takes dews by she more met est hem domed of M. H. wield have heard •my of vaseder as desk MI it bees raised. Had sin set whistle. id le him that there was w- him torenlt did the as being paid paean mei. 1m Mews Me stemer ia needy e s ba d weather mho the whole na is M been Mee Maass, • widow, sees.—l. fres Sirs. Wee me lof the Pomourio M We *IMP* Abed tie dole* m liabeday her or Ine bays maw ist• the Wong% emi the who we Men very boded est AM, sad is the = g =" There ere the " ealthey bertalseat me esoentrota d with • weeps.. the ithed bar plans • bey ibilewed her, and ithe boa pew ilema her ott. It melded her MN to maims aid a assed is helot rowed. He had Mid et brit bomb MI be umbel bor howl. At lag* he githed k mailer Mr, mitile IsitV , Ms Imad mod Si' red Welt k swap. Shamed sot w t meek kit tlee pude ma resemedle a llege. Mra, who hemlis ins • Mad made peebol. here wg Wry the hem& ammemed pisokim bale el the ad& whisk is were. TIMM it ez e t i e ri m ai lle seed bra= 1 kw pomesletma be bad be ;We mos lbseekoisktebes she loot bar mom _ was lakes eat la • olde d kedethiller. Bake* Me booths madaseeed no tbild hai distal they di hit Mel May wore is Mager of Me traf4egial west up the ladder, 1 Velleellalillitill dower to peeved them. She M e hl gem up hr air. ' wore moral mem who li d Meng bees tithed. There wore cries of Odd elem Were dim est of her ame, by whom labs did Meer, MA the bet ems if Mr doMea. BM Mt a Maim of Mr bak. The bey ethe side her pine tried to Miss vise ether _le. Then wore and arise for water. /he Imedf ImPord them to sprinkle water on her Me. a/ did to gismo of the esauster *steam dowa, bolas than go ea de*. ipriii. —ls from Ms watt el gyp. Wm in I es her test voyage, is wstomp. There i r Me betatis u omsee poss e r st en to r= ,117 i~id data —. olbetirida We bead. Then ems Brat alb he wear, ma MMus diked ice. GM this a Milling he • etrtak. He dm Mad legs up, est find Ins way through the oohs if rope Ire middm bit liest Mt wara. Maid hot have mae therm! it Mild or veal et Me crew for eraW, NM was tett tidy had seme. He told Men Ikey wore dyne; beim he wed Wit. West dews esd egida atme up, end haulm gut some mom took II Mn. They *bedsit sot get it to that Ms* pat Moir imam la it and MIMI theb lips with it. Boom man might ban get thrombin, soma, bat don't think a woman add without a man's help. Elba Ones sae • hommger in the Mirage. Her brother who wee winter, wee ileamod Ism Me ills sad killed. Her bream bet =my at him, whist be lest. He was :rled Wig as Or em. He was ON of time who died, is whet die mod by being kW. Oho wee bit on the tweed VIM a meths bleth Weems see, sad ems had belts which they wen Idaho MIL lith _Was amthelably dab( beside bee thither Isis as law knelled. It was lh. the reeeneithe Mew, mil her beaded was Heard her. MGM Mad ad le km, " 011, yea on mr. Heard her eer grombig. lipid Mease, of the ormitabolary.—Os the minim of =V ma lr, s a may pone, deeded to him that there me a is Mt Limilmderry, thee time to the I may, sad told Mote run fast to It. Winer went le he 'NEM with hie ma, whom be amseatod, sad having got on beard with. eat names hos mime, be pissed kis toes at wheal 1 pets to proved harese eel *gram He beards me hal that le He wen Ye the steerage d so el feasd ealy two spots where he add pat bis foot without Wakes in dead Oman AU whe were Mee were dead. Inm/slim weed le Caphia Jalmelose; of the Leedesderry, le brim lite ' eases of what had seemed, bat he Boomed is Imew HIM shoat it. He SBA he bed bees *Mud Mat Me= bad =Maid In the memo, throws ed, sad sad est the thread et no author. Memo Mid him be was Whig elletelly, sad he nigh ad awes, sed he Mal wieder he mis preens what As daft Wast ed ? He raid that he wee row, bat Me more way sad he could tell drake** He Mem panted est the mete to him, end es brides ell him, the maw odd thin bed ben sulphur *nem smog timm, sad they MI bona to rob and satemb elbeee dream sad that Ito Moe& they in. BRITISH ANTI-STATII-CHURCH ASSOCIA TION. Lit slikt ssimosemily *Alaska 'POW meeting was INK at ha tin Wastallea et r em fres an Ode latalaWassa. Saimaa Yakima, liaig" as hides the *az aald. that =sirma Owe ll* tia pupae of *Hag haws the am* WM lab Samosas why dm thought that ths slall paseasiort &mai lave ao soshaziaa with to. listaaa Whoa the data see isualsaasse aid Me ay me tom of NV= a peat Noy m i t: a l Si of 11011101.11110. He was apias that alms& was aa veil WWII to beatisesi r the ettaiNshad fiat* ss bat Ws asavistiaa was Viet so hew at rehileas bast ihrati be asphortad W OW Maar, hoar.) The Arc 30111,111 Vlllllr by the Silloptai reach** : That the sprite et this the =re et the thank with 111=le legriz: E rra ; d the pored rid lede. with dr estrum et tel 4 abyss atailir maw he pal.. Thet the dreielita el We ell& apeeD Salto mimes Irrawy Isa via am Twig to adobe IR woe% anti mime a WWI seam el litterms rid disrehiah as villa It await aims rag= hes the bisdanasa al Oa eta* It - lam the dab tam NM of W Milt swim erburre. Us believed that the soassiks of dm* sad state was la. rto the hest lowans at religion. Lit ao state &roar el l reint to soy religion; bat let oath stand as its ow. easeits. (Hear.) Mr. O. Orris soosatiad the resolution. He protested dna* 'Oast the eadowasat et the Haman catholic reli es., or say ether rel gion, sad trastrd that • spirit would its suited smart the roikl whish woad teeth the govern. moat bow they =Witt with sash a &Wats thing as sea- mime. - Mr. 0. Tnosesort, X.P., Wed the hawk% noels ties : I ref we kr the oopport e ef the lima iiihdis dew of Wood ewe ate- while nemwer. wirer: be a rsehertimie• lif orsws at the Web elm* se W WY= looted weilleivly Ireliod. mobs. la the Mira of this smisthig, to meet with the writ 4• 81011 eNrisitl Oen who alalinisd the nil weer • ef their. easter. flat It moon set mil bo as isowelea if the Flo iple el mote totertmoroso with tellitio. diowloty his to the hopes cat of the poles pone et the temehom if the meet aver. Mot ewl womb. bat ,sell be Malty verthbesi• a noesdat =mem awl --nests peoirmeot to Ilke well•meiled owolitoo el Wag maim to Ado tie omplialle rather this to N. of the lAA melds. He believed that all endoesmoste oust bejeriess, end his midis; of Main peeved them to be so. Per blowelf he would rather see the religion he loved permeated this pa tronised. (Hew, beer.) is the one ease martyrs would Is mode: is the Ober, hypeeritee. (Hear, hest.) If od U wmeldar ken say *mien best the Imogene of the pe or frees the blnee whisk bad lades La the last sad= WAIN Prime awl*, Beastery of State, there was reason to aumeellsed that some meow for the eadovt meat of the Ream oaths*s prisetheed of Ireland mould 07011 come Beth hem the cabinet, unless is a menn time a stirs sad Lofts:ibis oppeeition wee semi. fasted by the people sir this sosatry. (Bear hear. Looklee at the gseation es one evisdag a desks to eilist th e priesthood of Indeed es the side of the 'overtimes% the measure was easily sadentood. Bat them must be some very eogent messes urged Wm it passed into • law. Is the first place, they &add hum whether the people of Iroise/ asked for it. (Bear, boar.) Amongst the ninny grievemem brought helms the Hones rieionoos as ideate' the pew pie of s belied this, of the watt of sudowmost for the eethelie relives was sever cam mentioned. (Bear.) If the voluntary pruseiPl• wee tested swelters it was in Ire land, beeamms, although death might be said to be now bolding Ids wive!. them, the wretched people gam of the they had emough to suppoet their priests. Mess, beer.) The people of Ireland were Dom more atteehlei to their priesthood and ',Won than under the voluntary .ge. tem. It was sot, therefore, an impedimest to religios. Ned if the priests of Ireland were to be eadowed they NW noll be placed in a miserable inferlority, with regard to slip's*, to the ministsee of the established shush. If they were as placed, it ceshl love essrcely any other effect than to lean the &heft between parties ia that esaally. It would Mit Weve the people from the pip weals they use made to the molar alarm bums the eerier dm Wadi Map in h em) wive the sea* thee wee mew lead berme (Mee, leserieg losimed mai eosin to Ihie etwatiry. he esti' see het *wiles NNW sere as a of the awielmes of the yea* of Ibis hear.) It esemei to be thi via ef ge• Otis rim,d all religiose disiimileas aid le moue =kiss our ea the that so they Sofro Nail be them. If b vest at the Senn-theism weft is a =lLi s a ea the sane golosilie they sushi te Madge teligke is !wile. (Rear.) But **reel came el this seaman was, that it would give support to the astabibisai *Emit k soustry. (Hear, hear It wee bwmi higeseible to melee* that twergrewa establiduaem to the hoe of the esafrired swyositka of the Roams radar MB el Imbed and the Mutates@ of this emistry sod Ow* leadL The eadtell 01 W mime, therefore, ladies thew alms is soda a pealtien t thought it better to @widow a nit- Ps while theftwileved to be wrong that to give op that parties et the dwelt which belonged to it ea ea establigmfrat. They did not wish to Won rail giek his to relieve arias lava sleeved dietaries hen attendee's la the Howe of Lords. (Hear, her.) Per their own sake rad he the sake of relieve at would be bit* that they were net emethen of W Homo of Lerch. The epiesegollas Uwe* a* saw by his bishop Weed*. sole/y es the Mses* ef ids easses. (Hear, bear.) Fee the sake of mhos. Ise, it would be better that they mended to their real femellines as Wawa. (Hear, hear.) He banal tket lian• Reefrabild wee* set tow be excluded fres pie Mamma bat In frek prewase la the upper bore. (Mear.) If al the edlimele of se establisheassi ware takes away the shut& (et !E geerOM would be puler sad boner in his ell. alas. ,hese.) Dr. Pasco seseadel the remelatits, whisk wee used useakasuely. The Rev. um mewed the iambi reesisties lbw the do te n or et Ws mente renews it MOM admils,lbet es ammo et its emertdos Widow* art Mee aboold owl ado* Wow to lessaaa habits Wes is Meer ef . "& - Tra. beg I nee fro assilea, amebae, newel she pesesoliees et re lerkkhesliaers Om& amesistlea elth eatidwitio. as 1•11 bisity wippert. IdgeoeNZlgraf. OTALLYIIILIM de e d the reselatioo, whieb woe cassipil masinewely.—A vote of *sake was -.ad to the ebakivas. eel the nestles separated. -- - THE SUPPLY OF OAS AND WATER TO THH METIWPOLIL Yestordry, at a vestry meeting at dr wide or Bt. Meirdalria the•Fielde, Yr. Davis apreed t sea So gm* inalbsta i i= the odeeptileveh war Ite amid we It sod eggregin; Oot ibeehluf ado elder I now, estworiene owl d ioenddes; Set the mead raw la ad Is ethodel de; tedeedidee. le she newer *ow; that the AMP kr ewer inernereir yeedela Omits wo o masi dkey me Sot SY emery la ef adobe OEMs Wendt deo pubis wall to br tas i=bby the ester milder the defteestle We odd le weperkie d or reds thwegh the wed dee Mat ed ier. 111 r. DIM that Ste Wed Warn Comptes Nip plw tae polls at V. lea. 104. par tuna: W Greed ho► He. at N. at. In dd.; the New Rim, et IL de. ed. ; the Seta Imaml 6 , de. : the nine drive et the ampules he ei IL le. len, Deal, Matiaghem. ead Nara. the sip* me as Is. as 9s. per home per soma; whore are Or IN_s It haalloolls were leargel SS lOW as b. par Mum. They led la their wish *estates Yaks to awl a wirkesere arl ImemWei g zttet T erb s ewi eter Sim the Mohr well la Mist immeilais ad he wee ha :ma by Mom. Rolm awl Ames, the sail se ., e2 that is addition te the ripply Sea that wares to Pdese, the limes Omani^ AM, they ereibliiirty pikes per Mrs Ow sash Worker, at the sees at Ka per rim.. The Nadi eereideed sheet SIAM leirditrats, tad Hen was abort beans. Teat mall ease the midi AIM . per me m& TM mos fen ally that they at OM seas asst, by memo el the Moira verde, at a theft Mums Sea the esslmpells, *Ma masks* warm le supply each rho. Merit milk TN pamper diem That wo be a orbs si mini-_ a mr. The reess bevies hem Dr. LBORLID MIA that lielie l ttle to drink the Mow sexeswise from herkhdeas dameeter. Me meatless* l swig awl ear be whielt Mere was 00 me* d water to Ike hams. ' The minimills me speed to smarter:ly, rhea, as the miles elfllt. assesied by Mr. °some, the U. Waft midetra Th. fa emoilles be • le volt es Ikon. LOEB me ammo. oar Mush ass4 s e i pswitaity at re rem et Bt. mrsieb.lashe nide Wing eik wow Si. lhe Weis wenn see time wine ea vlis• ardor maid is eltdarie eel ea meet the Idea theme resew es pasha - nano ow Iv. Ammer, Hotroast.—Aarkar main wee held la the metry-rom, It Miran wart. Mar pm g=taseidesthr cardidates Ss thez* ,..i aleeres ithes tf Ceamilmea fee the marl et Was" pridem te may reithems brag araratell, amid that he wes maim to Mew tal e mot of dais king iiiessabilves berg es the Comma ClpiisioutOw wed& cailmwer to shrew a valorise to the po mod water rise P—Mr. lodiserter, the eh*. -, domed lid the qaudos me ere ef areas baps* err Mr the illness the City el Leaden. He ill ase dash *at the mepeedisada* yeas Chrheiddi be at die weep er demprey Ohl e sank t esissassary se olds ▪ abr. The - serporadea ealm wet te be afraid deb t* ley down plies firths puma el di li egs=. It wan the dry of the sereameilea mil ept i r e sae dr Miw e. as it wee meat eirrines thee dry sherlibs leweisehigitis the dip of water retee.-Mr. Peedlitardi Mat the et the ware compeers were e namel whhim that holkharee of die Newikiwir i r c rolly metal. ee were seirmith San J. sad Mr. S. Taylor, 11110 then molars& MGM 011Diaa—Tho Pootatastia has Woad a mass last ea Ilia afar the tat of Jossroy ma tas ammo tan at man wear beim ea tas IlwadAr st bs entirely dlossaireed thsoughsat laglaad aad weirs ; bat cams will ho blears fir maw wriar barium Oil 8 eels* as tite 001111nW sight, lassasiai when 4110 sarwrir shall darn sash =mat saassessary. as di* puma attrailaaos of latsrataeted is not maim' abhor at Ma irsas sr of ase dada, the E Poslaialmthasral aof liot this risidea,_ by whisk • Was amber rod alias will h as allosma asailsl m m ar wittiest ray swims isseasurisma to the *a, sory 11801111 DI Tin CitAlNlLrenta as is _ the Chang has boss mot asessasora. arsi has swift aed all telsoloweell tha Wined. Tb. Madly of adios la es oat id Jamb *Was to Yr earrsamdina ohs& gad ail& &Mae the aroma laisawara—wssraiwils vori rata Takistamas siaawarr, whiat as& sr have sitalved lat Narita did set sieve at Bostbasepars wadi mabil2 Time Grimier, width lea Soathroaplisa with ths mat ea Moriaay , use sidisaa to pat into deadhead Bay until Wsiassiay asesiag. Illts was mot between Jersey and Oarrassy oa Werirowiday. Thsrs ars sow two mails due from Jersey sad earsassy. Z ia ili z S a &ergs 11111181111 L Whams vita what ind crew were then about. is nply to which ha then was • very peat OWL aad it Web Uses all te save tie newel. Winn; Ikea kik kin to ne whetken Nig dforaspes bad their thane apt, sad having get • eneral beads, eel lend their throats *bele, sod se se violence. Tin Mad ass be sapped,* is M bin* Maths was esistakea. He retonead to die As* And seised hew they devoid have been kolad with esepiren Talkshe said in reply that they d= s io ben the twrisel Did an ent ans that wer . Talks ben the quentity of arney lead oa neon the dead AOlO7 *lnns sad ethers of the ewastabeiry, that ne esikeri s t me. ald have been suanitted, sad, ansprieg two wham, thank be made a sloes Monk, did =est a single weapon; believes than was sore lean nosy owinn and thinks that nosey sone the ansagen heens=pra seen et their , when of they p fest of that any hays Wm it iato their heeds that tasy wen robbed. Jen* Miller, Ifni., M.D.—banned a great ennbor se the dead bilks take. est of the Londonderry. Oa Sunday sensing be stun at hunt Saw a amber of and shag and bulled* wed dna looked down =an nobs, dead pea k that day he Willised thin: at the* wittiest kosen nedbkani lens at then bressik Fo=rat libeir plaien dna till ens psalm had turae by their dodo through mar, pens i having ben la too small • plan and having ea supply ef air. There wee" pne inntlred and forty= ialCaleatta Weskits* "Wawa§ IS but every WI. and In three hers a thid is. dad. Uses wee ask WI pro portionate ernes is the Unloading?. steerage. Hoary MS* ILD., and DentonMorton end Hare, were owns, and apelswated Dann Miller's testimony. The 114111111111 brsekel esereadele do jury returned the realist el windavght* whisk appeared in this paper leeway. thy by tbe erd nir . ere le be Mud over le Ike lee=erte W. bear bso Okla* spreesertee deka This earease mmiel mat is aide mama pleekke, Mr ebb beproved as mmederleb Ike wpm Oa iglifts MIMI leimer. ADIUWXY. Mk —krifekkemarn.—Nral Cackle: Nalia" 1•11Mory.--Msatet Itlipr T. 1 Dekko% ear• ~ . Aram% Ile Deemed &arra. SILLITART. TIN Comsat? la e 6Eriu EMIT. Vases% the at I.Weigism.llmdles, Is th to be ‘em to 'Llesd.-Oess. by &elk Bessertaa. 0.11.. who Wassesallal the 44th rwsE at the tattle at Waterloo. • lIRDICAL. Astmilleassor Nat.—Nana of ma'am who bay. aura their nowhalela Sr wimp sad paean or ssedledae, W. rade./ aseelladas So geode% an Thursday, Die. 7, : Mama. O. Wawa, (*draw I. weed's', weimotot IL c o ndom" solettott Id- Gomm lab EldditgUtte. =HITT COURTS—Yestikaae. Before the Lord Chancellor. In TIM MAITlit 07 ALDERMAN Nair!o7's Cumarr. —Kimmins or Cneurrlr LANDI.—This was a petition presented under the Act 62 Geo. 111. e. 101, commonly celled Bir 8. Romill u y: t alr e , s raying a reference to the Mas ter to inquire into a pro exchange of some of the land of this charity sit in Leicestershire for other land. which Sir A. Dixie was disposed to give to the charity.— Mr. Hardy, in support of the petition, said the trustees of the charity were of opinion that the exchange would be greatly to the hew& of the charity.—The Lord Chancellor sold be did nee ormaider that he bed jurisdiction to order the sale or ashenge of charity property on petition, and asked if there was any authority for it ?—Mr. Hardy referred to the sees el" Pakes Charity " (12 Simons, 3 29 ), where the Vice-Chsseslier ordered • sale of charity lands on petition in Wainer larfolialetallese. He also relied on the general juris diction of the court over the administration of charities, the prows& melange being dearly beneficial to the admials. trades of this chanty , although there was no power of sale or exchange in the trust deed.—The Lord Coancellor, on pawing the ease referred to, granted the reference. Tan Arroanny Onsteau. V. WlLeos.-11AM7Staan Matron.—Fran ore Amstesune or Taieurrs.—This was an appeal Ina an order of Viee-Chancellor Knight Bruce, and was reseed on hursday by Mr. Bothell, Mr. J. Russell, and Mr. Billeed der the appellants. It appeared from their statuses% that is 1098 the then Lord of the Manor of Hampstead embed morel pieces of land within that parish to serude the then Negate, and by deed declared that Inch hods should be held ter the benefit of the poor of the parish es sepykeld term* with nominal fines on admis sions. In 1727 • deuces was mode by the then Lord Chan seller, declaring that finutent of the testate held these lands se Mates for the charity, and ececediag to the custom of the manor, and that *bassets that number should fall dews I to five, nine others should be admitted on payment of " res esnahles lass," according to the custom of the manor. erase between the Lord of the Manor = P l i es temente in 1826 as to the amount of the fines to be paid on admission of tenants. Lad in 1827 an information was filed by the Attorney- General at the relation of the letter against the lord for the purpose of ascertaining and settling the amount of the fines to be paid on filling up the vacancies in the trust, and the information prayed that the fines should be declared to be nominal, or at all ousts not to exceed 1,0001. for all the trustees to be then admitted, that sum being one year's value of the lands held by three then claiming to be admit.- led. The defendant claimed two year's value for the first of the nine, one year's for the second, half a year's for the third —and so en, the whole amount exceeding 4,0001. Issue were c unt t suit sent to a court of law to ascertain the pro per a of die fines, according to the custom of the manor, and the only result was, after several trials. that there was no fixed Custom. The cause came before the Lord Chancellor in 1839, when his lordship expressed his °pinkie' that it was the province of this court to declare what " rea sonable fines" meant in the decree of 1727. An application was subsequently made to Vice Chancellor Knight Bruce for a reference to the Master to settle that question, which his Honour refused without the lament of defendant, who, in his Humes opinion.was entitled to resort to a court of law, if he insisted on it. The learned counsel contended that the view so taken by the Vice-Chancellor was erroneous.—Mr. Cooper (with whom were Mr. Walpole and Mr. M. Jame, who were not heard), supported the Vias•Chanallor's order. —The Lord Chasiellor, after hearing him out, said he cer tainly adhered to the opinion which he expressed in 1839. The lad of the manor was sporty to the decree of 1727, and was bound by its declaration, that the tenants, trustees of the charity lands, should be admitted on payment of reason able fines. The decree amounted to a contract between the lord of the manor and tenants, and this court that the trustees should be renewed from San to time for the benefit of the charity, upon payment of reasonable fines, to the cutout of the manor : but it was not in the power the lord of the manor to claim flees on more than nine ad isissioea, although more should be admitted. If the matter was to be sent again to a court of law, the result might be to overturn all that was done sines 1727, besides putting the =to the costs and delay of further litigation. Abstain.- ow, from giving any opinion on the question of amount of fines, he would suggest to the defendant's counsel to con sent to the proposed reference to the Muter, to inquire and. state what should be a reasonable fine, having re gard to the terms of the decree of 1727.—Mr. Cooper con sented to take the order of reference simply, without any ex -.ion of opinion by his lordship. Wan Viss•Cbassollar Knight Brom. Es Maartistosa Jourr 81001 L BANKING COMPANY. Jour STOCK Cour•ethe WINDIXO•VP ecr.—These were the petitions of parties claiming to be " contributories " te the aborelmestiosod aounpany, seeking to have the company dies:timid and its affairs wend up under the provisions of the 11 and 12 Viet., e. 46, celled "The Joint Stock Companies Winding - up Act." Mr. Bacon, Mr. Lloyd, Mr. Hetherinw toe, and Mr. Cole, appeared for the several parties. Mr. Glare appeared for parties who bad not been served with the petition, but who were plaintiffs in a mum of " Deem v. Stanhope," the object of which was to establish, against some of the defendants, including one of the petitioners, a use of mismanagement el the affairs of the company. He said that the enter sought wee intended to defeat the object of the suit, and that, while such a came was in the 00%1110 of pram:entice, the petition was improper.—Tbe Vies-Chan. color said that a person could maU himself • bankrupt, notwithstanding the peedeney of a snit against him, and the 68th section of the 11 and 12 Viet.. e. 46, provided that the act should not affect any settees, suits, or other proceedings, =Lat the date of any petition presented thereunder.— our thought the petitioner' entitled to the usual re. foresee, aid seeds the eider accordingly. Bohn Vis•Xbiatelke Mafia WICKLOW V. BROWN.—ii•lllllo•llC.l.—Tilia we, the prtitica of two infants for smainteaanos out of a fund is court, eroding to the account of a logry to which they claimer is be entitled. The fund was glom by the will to the katote, to be per to them reweetively when they should end* amaea 21; and the testator had dirrAr that the baser* should in the meantime be applied for their mainienesee. These was a limitatka over, in case they should Irk die ostler 21 without les zt V on ise. It was or =dot the father of the was amble le them wrier the aid al dividends in question. bat tho petliks rayed that the divides& might be paid te Nan to their salaisnease, or in the aresaative that they be favour& dad 9 esensalate kr their beart.-11s. 04Prinof the patron, labored that the wart would Aka& the loam le be applied to maaintainiag thi treats in ell new when the will contained a &kirks to that effect, without Wismar to the slaty tithe father to maintain thee. Re eked et an au thority for tide the ow of " Hawkins v. Watts," In the 7th volume, dear. Sisaon's Reports.—Mr.Reandell Peissat, ra se rias* seeks, referred to en unreported therm to the era ast by tbe Viss-Chaossika efthoglest.*The Hewer said the aderea penslieeres net to epply the theme of fond belonging to kraals far their nrinethere, riled it could be shwa that the father werdeltio to seminars then sad that, wither laying them net be wools la a will whisk would jostle a thysethee treat the rule th e Court ward cot do se la the ere eta day& direction like the , rear —An err was then taken la the alternative of the , prayer for the loweresat sad mosonturtioa of the income. COURT OF COMMON PLlLAl3—Tarrannay. Nor Paton—Deere Ni. hides Cromwell and a Spada Ivry. aelsat is. HILLS AND Oranaa, Paorninrons or TDB DIAMOND STAN NATIOLTION 0011PANT.—COLLIBION.-•• Mr. Earjeant Wilkins, Mr. Miller, and Mr. Wordsworth, were mama for the plaintiff; sad Mr. Montego Mambas, Q.C., with whom was Mr. Bramwell, appeared for As de- fondants. This was an fiction on the ease to retell, Mar partici& is damages fa the injury, s labels& ea 4 las s alleged to hashes. eastsisedby the *INK la mmegasase of theesglitri bi t tr to Manama ef the lase otemilmee, to the deOsedeam. . It sepesara - thet oa the SW el ay, is LA year, the plaintiff, a yawn mss 30 yams of ego, and by peollemant a heraldic swam; was a paring* outboard the Sam el the Thames, belonging to the beg Oempany, which hit Hualerford Pier at 9 o'oladt that Benin for Ormessai. It had rounded the North lilest past, and was ruining its amuse along the north M an the Him sue, about to make for Roshervilli Mee ea She appeale sled swam ads, them to land its pal -1 ssegers, whoa the Soggiolso, a lava sad a swifter boat, be loarpleg to the DimmerlOrapay, came up astern. The loAtor voni, oadawroofsi toot dm up at the pier shot la between the earth *ore NA tie Sons of the Thames. The Mee vete& mese rapidly eisegaide,pido box to paddle box, eat, as both "swab put aims hU river at the same time, the lapplare serail die Sees al the Thames twice ea the larboard dim Is amseparese of this collisisa the plau dit', who wee &deg ea a Mott en the larboard bow of the lagthe Thome, was anew% on to tha deck, and, is metro with the anther stowed in the bulwarks, received a campeaati frateare alike leg. Upon lauding ea Gravesend a undiesl mesa was mot for, sad finally the *lairs leg wee eapatilled ; whist his somata taw reseimd so Imam a shock all to disable him hem hiharing for the future his proistries as be im Them won the meal easonat It esatsadiefer7 mi dst= e• to the ems of tie Injury, yea the guano& el whirl' elearleat wee Wilms ia the treasestisa. • Oa What el phirliK Chippealad, the captain ef the Sum d the Thaw ma rt s nsial el the mew and pas emote wen las& Aseenkej ek to their evidence, the Sapphire, boat, mme in bayous the asult i z i r d im I 's I 1. 1 al ssa t, sad after running taw :=l"put across es they Sid, _sad galag at a swifter !WM thalr vessel sa Ste iritheeei iddeoSitsa that 'speak' ported his helve to get VAC hat the Sapphire rub bing up against their .. weed ora getting of , Saabs y struck with her stela eriest their an , swhisk projected over &dr ink ea the larboar d. , and the anchor, in masepinee, sera* the plaintiff's le . They A speed, had the Bappbbeireesed to the Rosh e plume *air star board side, as was her proper course, the mama WALES. Axorsu Moan= bee been committed in the ral r eality. On Tuesday last at Rime, a Welshman named , attacked an Irkh pedlar, named J. Richardeon, and beat and kicked him as severely as to cause death. The minimal wag captured soon after, and ed with the wilful murder et Richardson, before the me magistrates, who, after hearing evident*, remanded the use ulna the ooroner's jury had h 44 an inquest, which was to take place imme diately. The event has sassed much new sensation be tween the two dames of Irish and Welsh in Newport and the district. PROVINCIAL. CORNWALL. RIPUSENTATION or UNHEARD.—Mr. R. B. Crowder has Mod en Waren to the voters, in which he Mae heard rea rierrart sr i=tz u. i . bar OW bra es siteerte at rob= lain ear ret, by Weer tweeeereall. they lom be rib We polar rarterty le hal yr wreerarr re Wort et re eswary. Allberat ea a aro. be et tbi ere* et lbOracl ma dorm be re% the paterwt wrildreme. I astietela re larot erniellea rat the Era per feet Iberia d or ler _ail *rim lad !rail, abolddrevaP. sod rat se ma% elall mos WWI la re =mew degree err apes tbe rear Meer tel ter alai be my parr 1 SIR ararty to re apellerea et my parr at We rtkaal trite to M eni eaterawat et tbe Moo area fa Wier. I bre a Wiwi earita et re at iresibere+re. tem la re mrserWel esser—tbe la anal to rip=rrelleabow berg, wry ewe ddr roa d =ierese el =1: Weal* la Maar etre Illbrea et eiterrea. r raW r rear swag all = Ire arwwwitf. aal We rer arra Mr ret or be br re setimer et so &Were es deer dal bre ay rereet is zct. Ire Gram tbot way err et or. =erred la re star of tb= W . Let ell orb releurreate Is war War be r way set be aria*, rompers the Weir aredwpe eta reared wervorat. Mr. B. Meer* hoe left the town ; Mr. Mellowiell bas sot lewd fay Wren to duo 'lotion. crmirolLllßMll,- THE SEAT Vol LEOMINSTER, vacated by the ap pointment of Mr. Darkly to a colonial governorship, is already sought by three gentlemen—Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton, Mr. Fhillimore, • banister, and Mr. F. Peel, eon of Sir Hobert. YORKSHIRE. WEST RIDING ELECTION. MY. Denison= somewhat recovered hem his late indbpositioo, hie his einem. He vegorday attended a very nuniesems mosis iinnk~ list in the Ifeele.hall, She ffi eld, and ia a speck Whoa. eidetWWet Wormed the electors present as to his pa& as re cal opiniens.The beagmadidato was to a oress-szaminatiott, end ultimately a reielation was by an overwhelming mejority, to the sleet that 111r.Denlesa was not • Et gad proper person to repreesat the West Ititlag. Mr. Hennes then spike ea tallow*: If I moot thank yea kr • tote of sowehmint, I. et ell emote. theiten be a pan lassith. ran sorry yea hen TO. to the met Masa ins been mi. by Yr. TZ bat that will net smith me Teem ea la the mine I Toth toga I Era set be eat cif the Haetheer ken the teetwoma lessthj mot trasth) I shell go sells yosa. peal ag.) get. ai thine h semi ea the ene this sera. Imy ices ; ea; V UMW bunt stherlenthylthe %au wqrstheet ter yea. Tea are taking a thee Mash yes ass to your ask 1 , 901111.1. 11E160 to Math en the lIMISTy. you r e. e....rxteallime to baser ul b the e strem man; and, tre i all paint Nat as Eras I me—l we ream the eassnalthe et the arosary. sea moth Ns pietheft es kr es I leem. I nies w hers Igisl==glia". E a gi rbi gi ntre te= tee mon spin Baleen ea oath et a l = so on With ell mouth eth l& ea the senethisa eV the Tann not mellemelive, I Wita that dm be Men sad st alls% mil the vein Smythe* tan an (Cheers Irleprear.) ISIVIZIITZEN PERSONS DROWNED AT HULL.—The NO Padre reports a mat dimetrons occurrence, by which the lives of no leer than 17 individuals have be en lost. On Thursday mendeg about a quarter to sin, a number of 1111111 1 / 2 weno intoLi,ehildren, who were employed at the and who resided in the neighbour. Cr i erlhe Owes, got into • boat as areal at the ferry Tathetreet end in the Groves to be taken serest Hell to the Kingston Cotton-mills. According to the statement of the ferryman, C. Ireland, there were up wards of 25 persons in the boat besides himielf—seeekting of ma, women, and children, the latter from 12 to 14 pen ege. As ti er ., war very full, and the tide reside. shwa, at thethe boatman disked them ell hi be es gu m as poedhle, or danger might be the essesqesaes. There was a viral moored war the spot, which turbid the current of the river, and jut as they pushed off, sad whoa they had got a few yards woes the river, the entrant, which impelled by the vessel, caught the stern of thboat la which they wore seated. The beat Immediate ly heaved aside, sad a simultaneous movement wee immediately made to the other end, and all crowded e6er in sae earner. The beat, as might be espectetkoe. tad every Foul was precipitated into the stream. The shrieks aed ales of the enketesata people were heort-readleg end brought several who were near the epee to Heir saistanee but it Saito dark at the time ray little help oweld ea to them. Eight of the individuals only were oared est of the 26 who were in the boat. The rat to save themselves by clinging to the boat or ea that might be within reach. bat were almost eggeled down the river by the tide, and were no asie'ssen. The &alma imaged to reach the shore. The dame who were saved were all store or leas injured by combs in eentagt with the meek, steam, or pieoss of timber tint wen in the river. FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—Body Y the even ing of Friuli/ 41 r lit Wt., as an alit! chi temiler ware Normeaten to WabdeM, elan theinaca- Pg shte smili Nead wirier* asilway, when atm* mein Hirk thee", Ohara, the crook arm of the liating Wawa ea the of the easing brake sad the engine was dema • high embeskaient, taming owe twist it sot Webs Thifilwere three men as the engine at Ole Sok the Meer minted Callaghan. the stoker maid Hawk thaw, mid a driver ea the Midland Sae named Whittle. 'The two ktfor were dreadfully injured- Whitt died en =V al e 2; pr vi t i virell map& t himis. Hatray n e r i win reed the remains et whoa the ver was made* Aar ssum the ectideek he sefilt i rr i Z theiseeneed were Wawa into the MY by Se side of he esheakaset. The trams INS Ikea Ye do Me of She eabenkaset by the meta% when easeig am the hat .time. Am sees se I Neweenosa a Hide I west to the hessami awl paned bias fete She hid, obese tea pink dm she thalue, dwo Issider, bed ham big he Md. I inked him ine was =Lir , nth ria glae—pa dens." I then Mod ent. awl I went up the beak te bin. I hod in he bhk. His es said leg mere bairn, Whiles Om shied that, Aiwa as be Ma i MA NM the swig eiressulemes by whisk he was earrewnisk be led the poises of Wad to modish Ihsa the nail teina Item Lose Msaebsier woe lins about dien Be imiegsd to moulds en le the ihie. sad bead ad ilms lea sgraeg t esd we et the &in 'WWI if towards Neementen slog the dad Slid Aft Sian mind tins hen weeleares :end the rn tithee all user bllow naffed the rust light at the ethe sad Yorkshire with When in got le lids pad be was so Jed with with he wad net the sigma MK WINS bat made him aniesotand by me dew hoe the Wu was to be shape& The red Areal gest wee en est in time to atop the mail train, which was waft ig et the moment. Thei*pmt was con. wby edieurament Item Monday to Itedaseday the jury Maned a MOM of I* . Death." The Jury farther took the egiseeenhy to sersowheed she eosins& eller the essidest the angles him, Patriot Heidi% _te the ashes et the &who of the liessadhe end Tire Beltway Mopes, ss dram be bran dißdayed a remarkable ems of mid a Mgt dopes et amp end resents el Lad, Nest inlay aleimuleseskin the ay meh trek, whereby - a thesdhi less et Eh iideshisidea el pa paw was avoided whisk owe* otharwbe haw elemeolt" alalry retpiested the esmaer to forward their reassunen doles to the peeper Sumter. What the maseriesois might .hone been bus hr the entwierithiery pore of mind sad met* et Oohed= it is twill le easerniyhte, the pleas et he mama Wiles a bigh embroilment. NAVAL. Dathavala. Dam 7.—Autasas, Degas% ant Rasaead, ies rat by the prevan lam Weether. Maslow boa ply ya yea wad, eatios vas ea the ware mimeo, tiyy MI le t regvethe eattiaaacee. The same d the am. oweaiwwißli wow alas altrahe oakum ea bard theadel. Imo owlet al% Y rat le hate &ate& ead the va Wes la. =the natusel eadatates met .--Otabaee, it, in jebrosi tem awl the awls. illaavaa, Theo. 7.—Orgers lea beet allaval at ade y a searas via thou et the other peak a dbusares the ammo et Maned to the rairket alleena They ete Obi le way ayer eritep to the yeaermeat ea the vase d essy broken Met ney be supplied to that dwellisi boom Bons ci the Waal ea the*" at Hews Oat. as taspeettca of wit& Inia era iota- F.Z.b., kr ir riser My i Os PIK ,soi WI lir islet ,▪ 111 1 ' ▪ mom *JIM bat pss•lB s thelle resldal *pea deatail e t ow 1