The Express. — London, England, 1857-12-16 00:00:00

nil CROYDON MURDER AND SUICIDE. THI MUTAT. (Camedadad hum marry' s /sperm) s. IL IL Carver, surgsse, —1 did re law litre of tar darrad dadthr. I wee oweitsppliel be is sand. MS Ins besa start that Mr. Wars mid I was rad visa as attend Mrs Stairs, se raribe say misdialas kw Its tr, that is tatarmet. (This whams our a id la caargrass if Kr arm' baVing sa the rarer ssrairldsa rift I rat Mr. fkmliehr bet Mg ha bad obindasd rollers ad Mr. Cram k histasibr.) Stinks* Mara, this its-cansd. Tbs Craw— Wass Mr lest asstlag, has ysa .disvoloyd to middy your lard 'Weir it was cm ths Is.feibg se the Wsdarday that =r e the doubts doss at ma gas to par mistrals, as by Mr. Wi11... P—lt was aa the lar eight—ths Wedasair sight. My is MMus said ohs card sot Walt why she wee to ham a rabbi der sad slis adds& "1 ar sot thigh why it is la two brew" I said, "I don't bow; =tbsy lam ast gal a bald. the ellW ." Tbs was eta pais yellow ealoar. It imams& by Ids. to the mar My sabtras did sot Nies way brim * sod a She wield at dor ham tars modisilit dam either al hr ear. I did s t mt bar that alts was Os ars say a madras deft tbs sight It der lir are hod brought hat madam dada; the sight, gra weak I think, ham taken it. - . . Conams7—ear ohs you &et heard your nib= knock ore tLu TYdq warrarac —lt was sheet Wi pes. els o'clock whoa my Woe wind whether Mr Wain slept doers rink% sod I think * the voice that It wee Mean atarbst soweeld thin wows Ind slept is k ova Been. This woe sheet MY ot has slaw William bed allot on Ms. WIN= sir se bra wins glow sitar be emOod ine co the Itoselay erseolis& sod I gave him white woo Mod ilbehokown dso rnivia. I board rt iitg d lib. Climbs tint new teg Ayr Mr. Wain Whig no rad remit ow whitlow be me deed or set ohs I we WWI. K_r . . WOMm W two tattler d Wady haves the Twiny end the Wednesday. Kr. Wean drank szosselvoly. I heard hire press Mr. Merles to have ono hot he refeewL Mr. Merin dld sot &TO& a mot duel. I sever haw sy .dal poem Wend et the beano I hard se hem my ow of tin dared to teed me to rap pels dot they Ysir to do soy Willy le tborelves or to each other. Yr. 3. T. Palsr—l ant a croektrelirr, mg milt at Albatt-lonwee, Comestawy. I bow tb doward Wl eaddrr. Mosalsoy troosattke• bog takes plow botwoo• Um awl ow to ip polka as • swektookar. Ilwy wont mod breWoos to Atm tai cassala, rod =tor • period at atiltawo asootba. Ho il to ~that haw Nem kr mirk *Yob of & gal t i s doman., pin/ (do babies masa kind b palm loopootor) we to my basilwarg. I inswal Ida to ha wadi •kwas of wow. I know la wa kW • tho Doak otlbadasa. Wm, of amount, 4141. 161111111 by the Ilsomasti, was is to no as do Mt Dis• I. gloss us as sacvaity wbolover. H. W ire so to en my matty, staler per, stat am irZ a w i olgswoot no podia of adortato, or is my odor z 3 ha pradowd to to ars Irwiwritieg. It was by no am Wolooloy Amon, Dumb, 9, to Xt. worm Crew—Ye my is His Lair, For rodeos .she let me is sr bear from yes le-menow the rat nag ;" sad them words an sowed seder. Whet was the *let f—l semi osier the words to impress the baptise of the mettempew him. What wrote for visa then brtheamoast. He bed repremand that the tranacti•st on et which this Waste Greer wee far • fend ot hi. at Thorsen-heath, who meld set some up to London, sod bed entrusted him to do the Imre= end to sunny me as • Mend perehme lb. stork. I did not thorpe the eeriest to Ho. &tither, Ile I sop' poeed that 1 wee eels& set for him, bet he erastbar parson, his fend. He led me that I,looi. bed his. bagel et Presents to reser whiner leassect,os I aged diershir he fend, mid 1 took Ids ward Yet it wa• so. He Wok elms leered W is the WSW, that 1 weld have • asses for 3001. &we if I ebbed, whkh, haring every ea linos Is him. I Imbigeestly etre. I did se lonise al lime..'. It the USW - Ind less depeemd eel bet Wei seesiy, whim 1 hest tbst It bed se. Kr. dwillor se barbs beear ti te do s men to the Ineday as he bed re. mink Ira reedered bm the went es the Node, sant dews to es tbe Tosetey mew. I west be the bore es Ibenewintla where be oral , and Ise him lb open tie dose te ma, esd mid din hie mehm wee der gr:1ill et tree, sed he sigetted bees Meewery Wenn 1 set Ist me se hes the f a ir her I sheet such the fro.. ZS mid net hit reeler bed W swesee igen Is the ere at this ley, welsh led bed se died spas bes t end be eme gang to the Isebe'e to get esehm, for the beer bed hid bin toot Wen the lAA= burn et pngas to Ade she woe nine woo Awed, the meet oar on vIM ma. I odd, " Too dew whet Wbreight is dove to-silt, ermse." We were this oohing deer He molgid Amt. obi " Ned fiZ i k d bed d i to rries& ao about it. 1 beet set less Is bed el led bine beak to-day • bottle et pele bomb, which bee se else apes so," end be ap. prod Wsitly seer sad is eelleell as is. Imy bite I meld. " I halt weeder et peu se maw to me maw the shemeeem; end I beg yea meet say • weed Awe h." He bine thesghtell, he brawny himilhe wheat d▪ ld beetsset ge by *obsess thitmerareg Itwettsgair lemeeed 1 bane* to semis, to Mebane to- Mist Ids City *if Id ANSI" nd eal eerie Innen the . = i• • e emelt nee& I mil simil yes the shone ihe kit Ong Mae memig." The weed ban ben the Weisman . 1 niceind se hear we eamiastlaaalas Aso ban es tbe eleamny very When we got le the leeks be mid, " Tee k elt" est I eep, " This air ef yens bee wombed me. Band" Came is has (Mite Sews = the sellwey), eel hen seeseldeg set." I eh- I L I meted to in Mew He bowsaw peeled me to, .el 1 had etc tee beef tad • glees of essay sad Inter. He belt see phi ef leesdy sod vol.?. He this went with me Mb the erns, nil pet the mews fore br r hir my She a Lemke. Hews time Inatome. and, Is be, 1 seer saw Yes Is beer seirlia. Hit last suede to me is the er a , de= " I en se much oblip.l to yes he sods sees It yee will see or bear hue me their* Hag es-menow:* He helm eased the 1 Imo mete seen the be wee seed to M merried to a soap lady with *MK The wedint wee to bhp pleas is the lea et 21e ef the pretest meth. I bow et thle before, bow he hiss my toed is en= to hilt, me to UM wales. He hie brim ted is that the pew bay wee aleggleg win be meetseerteg fee the even. sad 1 Word lei while we es the *deem whet be had der with her. ; si e e regabe Is et lams 'VW'S. Arming reLleslbtr." The use Use he seethreatket I led nith Wt. B. further mid the ea seat se he wee ~bd. if I wanted LOOK 1 night thee it thr the weep. 11. bed nen., "elm le the eir s‘fo lis ptl"" " P"" r "' . Meuse oat. Is, tar tent hlm dlof. l..eet lent bin s• 7 senssp a the 18th. 1 did sot lencl him SOO& on that day, In I bad sot 6021 . . tolsed Ina. I serer lent him a farthing. . . lb. Stammers remarked ibat it was stratum mailer those eireametaaves, that the promissory Dore for 5001, arid the sesigummit of the poirdev, both dated 7th Dec., were both ileaww la favour of the vintuess. ec0r,44 , ; (to Pater)—Cad you giro any entails- Ike of that fa< t p —No. Mr: iaied to pat tome queeticrn• on the point. Site Coroner di I not its hoer it could effect the saint of fM laquiry. Mr. stammers—lt might show that William executed these Itexamals eenteetplatia4 earth. Canner to wittiest—Tim you hare no kaonledge of these ileements f —No ; I never received any cheque drawn by Nos but I base oeemelottally cashed mall cheques for hies Inara by a pewee mad Evens on Dixon's Mr. lintainer•—Den't yen lemon it to mane, lo the re gatta!! alba Bank ofUr/lead for say of the elate of that 7elablietinseut is mamba° Norsk transactional.— I Meow it is, but I always understood that Mr. Smother was meting for soothes mime. Mr. staimees—Mbst would be the cousequanos if it were Maud out that toe of tbo Daub of Eualsod clerks was su rged In such Mausiictiens —lle would, I suppose, be dis missed, lilt. ittammere—l want to .how Met the appribmias inch a di.onseal mien bare bad an in:lucnce on the mai d tam dimmed ElalUiC;l , ll roamed—l had 1 0001. Coaa.le open for tin, anthe sorekg of his death, which, when I betted of the eateatrophe, I dread. I had purchased Cowls for him an account of this traneactios before, at 911. Elizabeth Magma, the servant, woe Again called, and is answer to the Coroner roid—lt was noticed in nvi n. t i or; menet that the bottle an the table wax labelled " end." I did not reed it royaelf. It was read to erne bl Yrs. Talbot. I had noticed the foul, marked " pews ' anavetirce before in the cupboard in vie. Charles's rvom. The wad " riven - was printed on the lab I. and there was ertittag upon it beeidee, but 1 dot know what It was. I had ttoticirl the bottle Oa Lo.cibe ago, and have frequently wen it Mace. It had some in it, which was white. I never saw , til inr o:e ., mote of it. I never sew either of the both ers experir seats. I cannot any how long see it is since I ealir it. I hare to Itattewledoe of lir battle food by the ,:td, ruler in the bed one the doesteed Cheake. I ire, er !sew any of the Lib tube emote oil dholoi se • medic in.,. The laeroetor, es Wog abed be the Coroner, 1.11101/4 that be had loan mak to how the ware of arty prank odd in lig term 11;.11umnett dated dot Yr mina( of the preirerlpt foe f arldatr preemie meld fogad to the more of la deceased was snifters kr hada &skim t 7 • chin:slit at Deptfied, last week. 11:lamee H. Durrant, a clerk is the Beak of Exibutd, vaidlniy at 63, Thornton-heath—l bum all due* date dr oned. I taw Mr. Sadtbee oa the Woleeeday the day before this aseinneniee took plane. He seat Ls ...aid to to revise se as take • warp fast hire to the Beat. About Gee Walesa afterwards he came blood!. He stated that he had Ha eniell-psa is the bocce, aad I was mot to , ocie was him; that be had bees ay two eights without sleep. I offend to shake handle with W, hat he weld sot allow a. I rid. " [Pit are yin ill youreef —who is ill e replied, •• I do.'t karovs, I doa't know whet Iso shoot." He thee west away. His diem wee very disordered. Usually he drowsed ireEzll sad very seat. Tins woe goat a few adagios to r.t la the tacirateg. He looked idlogether wild rod queer. I an ositaion prior to hearing .4 ths occurrence, sad stated to ray sire that I tit 'sight Ildr.W.9iestbar wee eat et his Lied. Tbie wee as the Thu/wiry rosin/, hekee 1 Yard of Ibis °evanesce. I sear kr. hira to be mire easbedst. I bare basin the toady daring the kat IS maths. I hew the =Mow was waked to eery low spirits. I have herd W. W. eadtharkpeak d hie niolber's atalejd 0.4 THE EXPRESS. WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 16 1857. etaties that the had new recovered from the shook of bet hesbead's sudden iheib. Mr. Wm. &Dither wee some time ego appointed to the breath beak et Briewl, but in MGM wore of hie being welpert to fits he was found to be lath- Ilbit to the daty, tea was in Junery, 1536 adored back to town. I believe d Mae whet I saw of him maths Wedanday that he wee fat et hi. mind. 71 61 Noroter—What would have bees the Whet if It had been known at the Bank et di =d that ha wee mega in Ire berpins t—lnstamt The Comm Then haling beat se gad with the of illineleml bekre Itha a , 4 l r 6 ellan do yea hik it would have upon hie Wad f—l always esmidiered him a p. of weak ved, sod believe taut !could bean eitegal sperniationa nod thee Involved la and nigh the cemsegesame helm Mat et illemind, it email have a melees elect ea hie mime hem whit I keno bawd sod what I knew of him, I ma °lmpieties We be died by he own head. Mr. B. T. Tenet, another clerk in the Bank of England, to having heard that the decreed William bed Mm he fame. Had himself seen bloc stiffsring from pia he the heed, tearing partial ineeneibility. HU rowel moor wee , earl kis mind morbid. He was rely suitable, and I cemeithe the know ledge of the eelidee he boggle gee s u mo hf and his mother wee geleeemMolust to est Wei rbid ad =7.diutaitY• htre la la w man nand that he ItimaaL Hi. father Med feces prat* of the WS, earn have bused th at his hang lateselL On We ets wing hi. life I wee fined to, and I stated that he wee mipect to pains is the boa, eickneen, vertigo, sad partial lamemlbility, end in an entre per °swage was cheesed. My impreeilea is taut William destroyed him another mil leeMber end then dietroyed himself. Imam George flesither—l ma ea erelthect, and reside in Fleet -street. lam related to the deseeteL Knew William Snistiser's angle. He committed Weide by hanging himself. He was predisposed to tonally, bet the act wee =dam. When Willkinee thaw Med, fa ISM he wee deeply im premed with the lathier' of the du* sad I believe he sever recovered the shock. There being no further Witham% The Comer proceeded to tames the jury, calling their etteetion to the more client points as bearing upon the aeon of death, and the probabilitis ea to Whose baud edsalaisteeed the_pomon. He dwelt particularly upon the stateliest of Mr. Bottociley, the surgeon, that poison might hare been pound into Charles's mouth while be was asleep, and the spike =preload by that wi th er that the mother died from the tem aeon am bar two sone, viz., priamie add. He then espleind ths law—that if a pinion dasligeollp administered pie. a mother, with the intent to lake ern aweigh he won at the time = mike Isamitty, ar as the rewerr's jary was the weld mot bi to weeraer," Main the • higher west to delleseas wheats. the peaty emeimitileg the an was in auta aisle eluded es to he eespeemais in law for Ids mother. le the Fenn owe liewe wee eent Bawd by e Mae bergs* when to tryin the invoin the widen Palm , sad the pr th bability of dltemleel hen his elluellen In the Fink, which tits diattorary of hi hales Issut amid in such heesitioes would he main le • probable camps for the act at sYSimetnetion fa Ae as.. of William. It bad hem seqbeled the the time spots which the badly lived were ma tint Id um probable that if one detonated upon eamittles wields they night all dears to dim together,. but se evidence lad es be addend to bear out that view. Mr mate of aid, hewenr, of tit sloth*, sad brother wwald be • make Ike their oaritlimelon, in order to determine how far they red& haws bees nnya aible in respect of their own deaths. Bat if they baliesi that they were killed by William, den though they sapiesad him to be insane at the time, they most fi nd that they had cum* by their deaths through Us hand Ills room was then cleared of all but the mean and the jury, who moaned together in enenlietien he rather more than as hoar. When the doors inn meg/a* The Coroner stated that the jury, alter mob wielawatie, had seined to the following rutin : That the dmeenell Mm, Nary dusither sad deruwel Chants anither we beat wilfully murdered by Undamaged Walla Hallos Ileilasr, and that the said Williams Heise aniatar armit6l addle while to • state of weaponry assesidenagement. width they now presented. In conclusion, the learned harm mid they must be entailed se to fraud before they give their verdict for the plaintiff ; but they were not bound to ills for the fail amount of his caim. mast kr The jury the plaintiff for 4261. , after debbenstng about 1011-an-hoar, found a COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Dec. 16. (Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) TX al TIC LONDON AND IMIXINON•K RON AND 111111DWAIII COllrA!4 T. This was ea audit wasting in the awe of td . oompany, whkit la Wag woad up order the provision's of the Joint &wok Compatible Act, 1866. Mr. 14ak 1 atio mated that the liabilities of the company wan 4,6001. Tha °Seta] liquidator had about 2,0001. in head, sad a dividend of fin in the pound was about to be derborad. To supply the deaciency, a call will be roads on the ocatributorlea. (Before Mr. Commissioner Evans.) IN 1/I THZ LONDON CNADILYTHATED FOOD COMPANY (LnitzraD). Ills was a ethical forwinding up under the Joint Stock Companies Ac t, 1868. re Mr. Cam. 1 appeared for the petitioner, Colonel Aus tin. Mr. Lawrence and Mr. E. N. Smith represented the other creditor,. There was no opposition, and the order was made by consent. The liabflities are said to to small. The petition, amongst other allegations, states that the whole of the capital of the company has been loat. DI C. T. AND Z. SCHLIAINOIII AND C. FANNIN?. We have received a letter from Messrs. Schlesinger, in which they say, with reference to the proceedings of Mon (ley bat in Commissioner Fonblanque's Court :—" The cruel seetwation brought against to with respect to a parcel of bops bought from Mr. Farmer, for the purpose of to Australia with his knowledge (and in w i l i ds " ard ea tte have done Walnuts for some yews), Lea sotweweresoshooked at that even our advocate sad oolsolves were totally unprepared to most it. We beg our blends and tie public to suspend their judgment till we an alfordsd en L par r tott l y of vindicating our character. Our position is y misrepresented. The liabilities are 8,0001., and theories 4,3001., Instead of 13,0001. and 2,0001. mega, es stated by Mr. Linklatir. Our books, when babsced, will support our statement." John Taylor. The jury most Mks the law to be this. If the prisoner without the authority at hie pertasr, Kr. Taylor wrote the name of John Robert Taylor to the deed of trans: hr, and attend it with a = ia karrerladas to defraud the partnership, sad for the of secretly and Privskli affifiset Parlafrain Lit=y"rtssolia own Rea h e gouty of the crime Migrated The jury, after twenty minutes othealladon, returned • verdict of bssiity and the prisoner wee sentenced to tat yeartfq d m call ery on, itilds. the prisoa On ed er adored his lordship, saying he no fault to find with the conduct of the pruth radon. Hs knew full wall that the at= of forgery was a few ye= ego shable with death, sad he desired to say that that reed wee upon his dad when ell the thine. attires commuted with the firm took place. Those trans anima were carried on as • speculation in his own individual than, and were so carried on for the sole pupate of retriev ing the position of the firm, which had ea6ed lees by the railway tar. He positively stated that the whole of these ware entered into with the toll knowledge and vlty of his partner, Mr. Taylor; that when the 6s launched into them speculations, the fact was kegt *vs the knowkdo of Kr. Teykr's eon, who it wee mends= was no mend busthen ; and it was also kept ham the clerks, ke ono th eir cogakenoe of what vas gelag ea would have • loakasy to rata the ans. He bad aril* father to 'dd. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. (Before the RacerW.) TYE QUALIFICATION TOR PARLIAMENT. Kr. Bodkin applied to the court for an order that the usual C'Zimight issue for the apprehension of a person named rd Anduanty Glover, against whom the grand jovy bad retinasd a was bill for misdemeanour in timing made Ws stWerst to the House of Commons as to his qualifico- Ws teat as a awake of that house. The Beeesdar said it was contrary to the usual worse for the court to la:L=s, in cam where there had bran an without aotioe being given, but the soossdissthat taken place in the Hous of Commons Lt relescei to this matter were quite sufficient notice to the Weeds*, mad thawed= the application might be granted. Mr. Bodkla said that the prosecution was instituted by ceder of the Home of Commons, and the matter was folly discussed before that decision was come to. The Records askd the position of life of the defendant Mr. Bodkin said all that was known of him was that he was elated member for Beverley, and that he had made a Wm statement as to his qualification. The Becoaler the made en order that a warrant should be Issued for the apprehension of the defeadent, and fixed the amount of bail at: e rreonal recognisance of 8001., with two sureties in 2501. e MURDZIOCI ASSAULT ON • will. Mow Peva, 33, was charged with feloniously cutting and wounding Harriet Fawn, with intent to do her grievous bodily harm. The circumstances on which this indictment wee founded have very lately been published at large. The prisoner only married the prosecutt ix bat June, and on the 18th of bat month, while he end his wile were =king preparations to go to Chichester, he, without premixes quarrel, dealt her a tr uly murderous blow on the had with a , and then went his tray, having her insanuible. It has Mice beta ancertelasd that he wee keeping up an illicit connexion with 'mother women, by whom lie had these children. The Roads, sentenced him to tan pane panel ten :tude. SUPPOSED MURDER AT MIDDLETON, NORFOLK. Information was morind iMiterday tram the Nosmodis to the sleet that a strict mansiestiem ahead Mho plesee into the dremmelances etanding the flo= bum= geleten, ingpmed to be the means of • soma Bal, who MO Mend et Masai. as sight u end hoe as,., ante bma Mord 414 end who was summed to ham hem Addy mirdend et that place. It opmers - thot Ude Yr. Ma lA, at the time of his wee Wing ups his_ pavane mime, and hod flametwe rem Be hid emend relethee who meted thersailme to the Mom l Meow tam and odor what drommaoss hi dieeppmenee teat plena All, however, that could he slated wr that, ea the 13th Nev., 1319, the old gentlionsa was ens mar a bridge la ths vicinity of • field felled, la the the Four-Mile cou the Lanikemead. Over/ vas set ea foot, 'and rimed. wave Calla dress dm to time till they ineremed to the sum of 11101. lets that Milweemmit Pied to lead to any astir Mtn molt. In Mills. fumy river a the noghbour- Med kr same mike mod was drugged, and every expe dient that the simmetmeoes of the cue enameled was adapted time taveetigaloss • ha lea fod that wee supped be to the minim minalema and • mane end • largo Mite were also food le • drain new Hjaora The mum which was quits empty, woo Mmillied by besnisee as the property of the abaft man. The me& .called Ise semen months, but no farther clue army Mod big Minima I radially cooled, and eveatai ▪ mosed simplaw. • few days ago a home akeleton emmi wee a dd np, The Ate oft he discovery is a trimeguier-Mmed pises of land adjakdag Tawn ier. hollse from lite Norwich turnpike coed,_ The greened wee formorly pest of the proper_ly of a Mr. Wythea, who ems mars ors sad It to dr. Edward Claims. It remained to his pommion some tim, sad goat 111 maths ago be itt it to • Nr. John Wicks, is whoee pommies it was at the time of ale diecomiry. In the course of lest week Mr. Necks ordsmd ennui of hie labourers to this Sold ; and wlale ene of the ern (Burton) was emg m i g n: does Meat Ulan Mies below the surface his spade come in mina with some beam. He proceeded to clear the mirth amsy, end men beams MOM until what appeared to be a whela edam wee to to are. Tb. position I. which the de beion Mal woo riscoliar. It was lyiug on the =bet Mr heed sad Mrs were raised rather above the end one leg was mimed over the other near the mete. It appeased that the body had been thrust into a kale ea sufficiently load to allow of it. lying at full length. Upon or neer the chest wee found • piece of corroded incratted with dirt, and bowing an exact resemblance to as ordiewy razor blade. In fact, from eubsequent inmate- Pion there is no doubt that such is the cam. The la bourers, being ignorant or carekse, did not attach mach importance to the diecorety, and began to rumor tie boat with the soil. The rumour, however, soca agreed, tad their tamer, mempanied by the Rev. Cason Kathy, the rector of the perish, waif to the spot sad stopped that further proceedings. The bones wove eatiesquontly siatemd in the most careful manner, sad decently conveyed to tie parish church. Two medical men, Mn... Kendal and Coulcher, were than called in, and made • Manta ex mitten= of them, and they gave it as their_ opialse that It wee the skeleton of a tom who had he buried for some yearn. TM skull was brutes in several pima, the jaw was fractured ; but • mod set of teeth remained. Supposition immediately became rife in the seighbour hood that the remains were those of old Mr. John Bell, or those of some other non who had been murdered in • mysterious =ADM and whose body had beat hastily interred. Infos:lmmo woo conveyed to Mr. Wilkie, the stoner of the distlict, who am* down, and in the premise of the medical men and others, viewed the remains. He then ounnaosed a jury who have since toot, and after • view the coroser informed 'them that, so the case es. so mysterious, they coal not at prevent come to any fficieion, that he shrisM Mime the inquiry, and lay the Liam of the cam ham BB George Grey, the Hom Secretary, sad request tho advice sad mastame of the gown mutat upon the sub ' jest. la the mentbso the mat energetic imairies would he made by the polka, and he lamed the neat some they met he Moot Ise It • position to lay ouch evidence before them as woad amble theta to wave et • satisfactory solution of espleiy. The jury asammed to this came, and the Inquiry wee askionuad. Tat BRAMHALL TRAGEDY.—The Henderson, bars gives up thole fans, and are. it is said, about to leave this mantry for the United St•tea. A sale by auction of stock. furniture, tr., is advertised foe the salad Met. Tile MURDER OE Man. KELLY.—Ia this Dublin Court of Exchequer on Monday Mr. George Striven @p pm:ad la an a him for slander against Christopher W. Campion. TIM caw is ono of considerable interest. It will be recollected that Mn. Kelly ems murdered on the Mb of April, IBA In the daytime, and while new to • Said then • smasher of her labourers were employed at the moment Mom the covenantal of the onion ao des to W awasida has bess obtained. The damages were Yid try Mr. Strews at 3,0001.. and the pleadinip showed that the defendant had published awl sinks winds le the liallovise enoct sgsines the plaintiff This le thew' who got it dune.. " Mr. Wows, haw wee theljoh deal r Where did they seer kaa, we where did they go let whoa you say dry did um panne yea say wore, yea were ass the ma they wanted to shoot" The launder were le the drat that the plaintiff had con spired tle two sea is sheet Mn. Kelly. and hkesise the t. The dimes esaelelnd is a denial of the we of the words malted le the delhadant la tie defamatory seam slimed, sad re *ddrneges sesting tat eircummancee how which the helieved in the relit of the ptelatiff, and that he spate the words believing that Ike plaiatlf had owasto wider Mrs. KeLly. fle de- knee mm led two wrehes rasa la such Oliell—Mainly, that the defendant had preassable and probable raw for betieviag that the plesauf bed ineadered Mrs. Kelly, end that the coronenakatlea la whine he represented that be had • ustudiarad her as. a plivigrypee asemeneniostioe. The issues which the jury bed to try ware, whether this defendant had Eirt words la a ohisamiery sare• amemilly, whe th er ea he tters mated in the epochal dedwe'wera we In sub. Waco sad fact. Mr. Whireida. Q.C., maim the plaintif 's emu and the further &Mai was adjourned to the Ilellereiag noralleg. atTITAL PALMS. 012 Swum, DAT. TVISIMAT, Dec. 15.—Aaisme se 540; ditto, by ems limb; 234; MI Ammo tab) *nuUtVnu. EQUITY (Bib. Vk —Du. 15. Klndanley ) At the *inch:take of Mr. Rolt's address to-day oa behalf of the defendants, Mr. and Mrs. Woodlouse, Bir Fitzroy Kelly, who also appeared for those defindantm, said that he had cenferred with the Attorsey.Grinesi, sad as it appeared that the came could not be finished during the pigment sittings, be wished to tramper on the kindness of the court by asking that Mr. Glasse and Mr. Walked, who woe with m, hf might be heard, and that him address might stand owe till after the reams. As he wee sufiaring boas indisposi tion, sad would be physically unable to addles. the court foe moms days, he trusted that his Honour would accede to the orrangs!oseit. lb. Anderson, oa behalf of the other side, had .o objeo dos to each • cows. Th. inc•-Cbeac;llor laid that ea all parties concurred ht giving their consent, he was quite • Wing to sanction such ea =illnt. Such . °puree would be COZ1•11111111i, Si It isa e :l4 the court to hear one counsel or omit able .ft the rears. li4 Honour would direct notices at thls avenge meat to be given In the office', In order that parties who had meted that " Lord v. Colvin" would occupy the remainder al the term might not be brocaveniencxd. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Dec. 15. (Sittings at Nisi Prins at Gaildhall.—Bafona Load Campbell and a Special Jury.) BROWN V. AIROWN.—TI4I LAW 01 \MLA. This was an action of ejectment to recomer p04•8011i011 of a boon and demo* Wild Cliff.bonse, Whitby. Mr. Knowles and Mr. tfaabesk vete kw dm plaintid, and Mr. H. Hlll .ad Mr. yr- chig in the isisliat. The ere rabid a nioroyeeetieWeider the Wills Au. The property hem* buiewpd to Mr. Whim Drown, who died on the 11th or JaV, Idl7. HL shot son, the plead', shred it eilesir-wbbrw; sad hi widow, =- pore es de cured under a will mode by hot be.. hod at the I* el N. hr, 1846. Then wee no Itseillky betwma iheyenties, bat it vele hand seressery b brig the ere behreiej * odor to dada Mss' spike. The Ample quoin Weed wee wiser that will hod been what waft weird. For ems Yrs poles. is 1846 the do omed woo we bid bar with ble tile* on. rid by the will ha ask In thee year he oiely ha hie ea lewd* of 1101 to caormenes site, the death at the new dehriewl, with 1,0001. to his (the plaiatifs) Aliases ea his is& trader that will the balk of the property was 'Freaks hi Mb, with troaritoler to his other children. The ftategi hat is. Mil ea two daughters. In 1866 he beano reondled to his slid eon, and he executed at his *Aided', ea the 21st of July In that year, anoder will, which wee tobillylsoosuistent with the first. Cliff-house and the furniture were r w to ths widow, with 3005. • year, and the matins of the realty and Mgctwen to be divided aiming his sin children. It. is iY ealeffer that he would deposit the will with his banker, in order that its contents might be kept secret After his death search mia made for it, but it could be ambers found, and the will of 1846 was discovered in his coat pocket. It was now contended on the Fart of the plaiatiff, that ae the second will was totally inecasiart with the dna, It I.7as a total revocation of knits' the Thad used. of Willa Act, and that the awns lea or destraotica of the second did not amount to a repabilootion of the bat, sad consequently that the damsel died hamlet& Evidence having beau adduced fa support of the above hey it was sd that the ern= alwold be tumid fate • special case for *aka of the tall court. A verdict worn returned for the plaintiff on the& ander shading. COURT OF COMMON PLEAL—Dso. 16. SECOND COURT. (11Wimp et Niel Plias la laados.—llegar. Mr. hake Cromwell sad •Cemmas hwy.) MATS. IPRPTSON.-TRZ LAST CAq OF fPJV CON. - - - - - Thbe ewe woo probably the hr al Its kind which will come is he till behre the sew law of divorce coons Into operation end poises lad to each ribs" eel on We aroma It excited esmaikopee heireet. It wised ken the spiels epee& that the evidence of the Mist tesvoisefes °isolated of eadmiste of W deisdre Is esti retellisilese with the ploisiro wile Is the promos al ether per Wei, tad la rnise which a eiperatios hod MOW. It was set , how ever ie try the OM. ...h. Mr. Admetus casoluded his ibitemest It was bed that the vitamin were sot Its etierlisse, dew haste( a short thee previously loft the omit --- ian r suns dlernedea the plaintiff's ocannel 'leant to be senenitri, end dos ended the lest of thole anima nbich love se Isai pleshil ten=tn caseklering the principles et the jurinpendent• el COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Pic. 15. (Sittings at OifLliD.—Brien Yr. Baron Bnunwell and • Special ley.) MAILLIPILIII V. SCIICTTABLM 71111.11 INSVILANCIt COMPANY. Mb meg, earmesced gat Saturday, occupied the whole of • Moaday, and wee cal, linialted to-day. The action err keened by • Hungarian reface& upon I • policy of in men,. en hie reek in lathe ae • glass nor- • chant to rearm kw the company 8361. 16e. 6d., being the value which he get open goods destroyed by a are on the 23rd July hat, is the premiers occupied by him st No. 6, Bermondsey-street, ffonthwark. The fall amount of the prlicy was 1,0001., and it wee effected ae recently as December Mt. The claim was made up of 3001. for stock in front &hop, 3001. for stock in room behind, and the residue for hourbold furniture. The defendeate pleaded • that the plaintiff bad delivered In • larger claim than the • eras of the property derroyed, and had thereby know- I ugly been guilty of • fraud. Bramwell, in summing up, oath It ma an • portent cue for the plaintiff, indepeMently of the amour of • mew involved; because if the verdict thould pass egrast him be would not be able to show his We in any place where 4 their verdict was known. The company charged the plaintiff with having made • fraudulent claim, knowing it to be • fraudulent, and having supported it by perjury. It was a fearful ism" for the plaintiff, and It we. also very important to the public. The claire in the policy which forfeited all ' claim of the Mitred in case ot fraud woe absolutely neogneri to prewar erre. The company might not be able to prove arra, but knowing that anon wee generally committed for the purpose of making • fraudulent claim, they Werth a clams to each policy, voiding it in clue the conirj a cL it ali . prove the claim to be not merely thoresive but TM burden of proof lay with the defendants to neither that there was fraud In the claim, and It would not do for them to eubmit that, am there was a ahrewd mephitis of Mad, they won entitled to a verdict. Roppthing the goods to have him on the premises., one of the defendanth witneoo loth of 160 L from the valve, and that seemed to be the edi tor, moot of discount, but he could not think the jury would comider that to be fraud. Tradesmen were apt to seek to gets much se they could, and more than they gaked,• and if a jeweller demanded 201. for • watch, but agreed to take off 10 per cent., they would haidly deem that • fraud. But if the plentiff mid there ma German plate-ghee, and there was none, or ruby glue, or pot-blue glue, or flesh blue glass, or photographic ghee, and there wag nerve, that wee fraud. The plaintiff had left his country foe poll trod 'crone, had endeavoured to run his living in • re spectable reanner, and had dealt with respectable people. It was very mach in his favour that whorl then was a dispute with Mr. Jury be the Bret pier, ha offered to refer the mat ter to Mr. Hartley. The plaentira roes was eupported by the evidence of Mr. Malcolm, Mr. Philips, and Mr. Tate, and no imputation me made by the company on either of those Mincers. They spoke to • large amount of property being on the premises shortly before the are, and if the crates were not filled with glass the object must have been to get appear ances of sock in order to support • fraudulent claim when be should have committed anon and burnt the premises down. That was a frightful imputation, and the evidence of them throe persons was very cogent But the company said it want necessary to impute arson ; the goods might have been removed. On that point there was the evidence of the plaintiff himself rd of hie foreman to the contrary . Invoices bad been pro duced, and if they were genuine, they proved that the plain tiff Ind porchaged aa much and more glees than he claimed. Bet the invoicee, relating to the largest portion of the claim, were the Invoices of th roe of which n o repreeentatin ha d been ermined, and it wee urged upon the jury as • matter of suepidon that the Mein amount of time therm had been corded into the claim. They would probably have no doubt that, although the fare in the back room wag sound, there gm sufhcient heal to destroy the glass In the way which bad been deerribed. The calor he the bark room we. said by the defendants witerses tee weigh 2,2401 M, and by the plaintiff's Wit 04111•0. 3,430 lha. ,The question ws whether the difference ma made up by the 25 pee rat. thrown away in the rubbish. Bat then then would be • surplus weight el I,ooolth. coon than the quantity of ghee alleged cohere been the bath ro m. and upon that point then were, se many elements of doubt sthey could well deeire.n l irC front elan there should have been about 4,0000 u., beide, the 1,000 hot removed, and the ppllaelinof's witnesses rid the i• collet" from the front shop weighed only Mts. Adding • gloriosa I,ooolth. from the bath shop, which might have been swept there from the front shop, the difference woe only SAM. nneccounted for. But the pheintiff said, was It not fwd, when his home me burnt down, and people had been tosagalsg about it, to ask him to reconcile the Mount found mow the rubbish with the amount of stock to an exact ' fraction! The plaintiff had amounted for 76 pee err, god it woe not reasonathe to suppose he would ken down hie house upon the chance of rating a profit out of the company ' to the extent of the remaining 23 per cent. The learned Mew declined to give an opinion upon the diserepeney of three-quarters of Hartley's rough, 400 1 bs. eel, brig hand In the crate in the host room, where the are menet strong enough to burn the show, instead of 1,20016.; or whether there were proportionate quthtitiee of ruby, Beth blue, pot metal, or Orman plate In the I ' l = lh :c c : cording to the statements in the claim. The learned judge then remarked that, If there wen any difficulty in I the mode in which the case was presented to them, it really was attributable to negligence, for which Mr. Jury wee n. meretbh. urt toThen call fo w r s t i c s ok. usef . :l 4 p.cieneepen tri bu the t O tt j itL y ena= the matter diedainfully, and did not eppear to have naked the plaintiff for hie hooka and Monne. The remiss of account book produced entrained entries up to the Whet July, 1837 ; but if they wen to believe Mr. Jury, to the • phrase with which they were acquaiated, sad to uss It sot nistapharically, the books had tan " 000ked," subjected to the solicit of Ice kr the wpm d pswiseiss ths appearance ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE WESTERN CIRCUIT.—ExErra, Disc. 14. Mr. Justice Willis this morning commenced the trials of prisoners at the aeons for the county of Devon. There are 23 cents in the Winder, some of which are cis serious cha rades. 101011 y. M • arranger, of Axminster, was charged with having • chasms for 40i., with inked to defraud Wear& and Herbert Williams. The prlstaw pleaded guilty: and a memorial was put in, signed by • number of weans In Axminster, in his favour. Ifia lordship eald be generally found that such memorials as them wen got up in favour of prieoners who bed families, as in this cam but not in the case of unmarried penman who lad no families. The offence of forgery was •Tory MAO= one in • oosaassecial country like this, sad he Mould therefore Infilca amen punishment upon the wiener. His lordship then senemesti him to six yams' pawl merlin& ATTRIITTED 111711Di1 OT A Ws +MATZ. law Boykin!. Maas Braun, and Jima ahem wee committed an a sharp of having burglarloody entmed the haw of Xi. Bmddon, an old gentleman mading at Blacklands, mar Plymouth, end a =emirate of Caswell. His lordship thouOt it Bearable, is Yr. Breaks wee suffering severely front the Jejuna; indicted on bin, that tits prisoners should be recommitted to the aprteg Amebae. Mr. Kaislake, who appeared for the prosecution, mated that the surgeon who attended Mr. Bredden led madded that that gentleman was too ill to attend these mime, end the prisoners were then ressendid until the wet rims. OXFORD CIRCUIT.--BTAno6D, Du. 16. (Hein Ur. Baran Martin.) The learned Judge took ha seat Is the Crown Court at ulna &deck, when don newt end Philip Care, the two prisoners charged with murder, were arraigned, end pleaded not guilty. stanza OF A CHILD DT ITS MOTIIIII AT DITATOC. ANN Plant, an nom hied hatele d. 22 yews et in dicted for the wilful murder of J Pleat, her Illtiitimata male child, on the 22nd of October, at the path& et °lvor hantrpeon. a young woman of humble origin, wee attired In a thr i = and bonnet. She appeared wan end dejected, and throughout the whole of the trial denasemed lime& in a =inner becoming the awful posidcm in which she was placed. The prosecution wee conducted by Mr. Spooner. The pri soner had not the benefit of counsel. The learned counsel for the prosecution kitty opened the was to the jury, and then called, Hannah Hickman, the wife of J. Hickman, of Hall green, Balaton, al:metaled that she knew the primate, whose mother li ved nest door to her house. The prisoner had not lived M home for the WS two years, but oocationally called there. On the night of the 20th of October last the prisoner Bled at her house, and asked to be allowed to remain there during the night, with her child, which she had with her, stating that she was Intending to proceed to Froghell, to I affiliate the child, and that she could not go because she l l wanted a shawl. Witham allowed her to stop during that and also the following night; and on the following Thursday, the 22nd Oct., her mother having provided her with a shaw land • stork of fax', she stetted in the morning to walk to Pregball, a distance of more than 30 miles. About sus. I o'clock in the evening the prisoner returned without the I child, and In answer to her question. a. to what she had ' dose will it, she said, " By God, Hannah, I've given my clad away." In reply to further inquiries, ebe mid that she was on • door step in Suifford•street, Wolverhampton, end the was crying. when a Lady and gentleman d la black pared her . They stopped and noticed the child, and asked her to give It to them, which the refused to do. The gentleman, bawd er, took hold of her, and said, "Cone along with us," and he carried the child, nd she went with them to one of the two new homes standing by them selves in the Staffutd-road. The doors, she end, were covered with carpets, and everything looked beautiful. The lady got some Imeuits and made the baby some food, and the gentleman went and borrowed a bottle to feed It with milk. The lady then told her that if she would never own the child it should never want for anything, nor never work, and she would take care of It; and that they per seeded her to give it up. This romantic tale war told with so much art and apparent truthfulness that she (witness) ac cepted it @e nee. The prisoner subsequently went to a Mrs. Welker's, in HallSelds,Sedgley, and as she (witates.)diecuseed the strange tiidory of the child, she began to entertain doubea of the genuinonsee of the prieoner's statement, and on the fol lowing Monday, the 26th, th e went to Mrs. Walker's to me the prisoner. She was not then at home ; but on the follow- Mg morning she found her there, and told her she mud either point out the house to her (witness), or to the At first she refused to do either; bat, at being rshe rid, " Oh, Hannah, I have destroyed my child. rt e e d irouble that =dense do it. I threw it Into the amid . . . . . . Catharine Ingram, a thaw ti the =laws, corroborated portions of her data:lent Pulior-constable Wm. Ponder deposed that fur some time the erisosar refused to tell him when she had drowned the chlW unless he would promise to allow her to jump down a coal-pit, adding that it would brisk her mother's heart. She subsequently, however, told him that she threw it into the mina alive, near as bridge, where the Wolverhampton-reed crams it ; and on the following day he found the dead body of the child, about 100 yards distant from the spot she had =of. It had ita night-gown on when he took it out inter. H. D. Bert, Esq., surgeon, deposed that he made a post mortem examination of the thecae= child, and from the absence of say sign of bodily iejury, end the general con , dition of the atonal organs of the body, end their freedom Irons dime= he was of opinion that the dreamed died from =Somalia, the resat of prolonged Immersion in the water. The prams?' staitement Wore the magistrates was also put in and peed, au I did it from want. I had no hums to go to. I bed eat base confined a month before I Wea_titilmgrs,. is proved Erewhouse nil t i t Thu o I t ir: Hickman. In reply to lordship, the prisoner aid ate hal no wit nesses to eall, ear anything to say to the Jury. The leas= Judge summed up the =idea* *the Jury returned s verdict of Guilty, but strongly recanbilUdedher to mercy in consideration of the distressing IifOUNOWON which had prompted her to commit the rash at. t The learned Judge, who was deeply affected while so =he prisoner, said be should take =mane of the allowed him by law, and in consequenos of the straw recommendation the jury, order 11101111.10111 of death to be record= against her. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—YoIix, Dec. 15. CROWN COL KT.—MAWR Mr. Judas William.) TRIAL OF MR. BRIGHT. OF HULL, FOR FORGERY. Mr. Justice William", In summing up, remarked that not withstanding the deed was not executed by Robert John Taylor, and without his authority or consent, yet it by means followed that it was a forgery. The mem was this. It was quits clear that the shares tranderred by the deed stood in the Dame of Robert John Tayki_, that he me only the nominee or soot of the prisoner, Mr. Bright, and his partner, Mr. Taylor. The shares Imre without doubt part nership property, and Robert John Taylor no in terest what - tier fa them, tieing at that *mealy& eliwk b the house. If, therefore, the prisoner hoit the nom of Robert John Taylor to the deed bons itilmdfng sell the partnership property for with the authority of Mr. Taylor. why thee ft 1= 6 :1 be • forgery, notwithstanding that Robert John Taylor woo entirely ignorant of hi. name having been pat to the deed. The partner had unquestionably. In point of law, authority to put the name of the den to a bill of exchange or any eml lar Instrument, sad if be did that for hie own purposes and not for the partnership, it ma not a forgery, but low* ea abuse of the power with which the la. invaded Ida as partner. But It was obvious that this win net the welliati at one at the mow at w era, bat of • elzukgr, laberi THE POLICE COMM 11111810N-HODEM. A young man who gave hie age as 24, and hls cams aa Bichnid Mown, but who was mid to be tha son of • clergy man and brother of • baronet, was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with Welding • bag valise 2a., from a shop door in Gracechumb-street. liviTlee;* an to the robbery having been given, The Lad Mayor put some questions to the prieoner, who add hem cree from Australia by the Argo het May, end be bed since been living on about 1201., which he bed received ont of MU left him by his father. A gentlemen in court said he knew that the father bad been deed fifteen or sixteen years. The same gentleman made • private communication to the Lord Mayor, in coneequence of which his lordship, addreesuag the young men, sued—l now know all about you, and I find that you have bed plenty of money during the lut month, but that you have been a disgrace in your family sines your childhood. You have been Imprisoned twice before; once for two months, and once for three month.. I *hall now sand you for three months more with hard labour, and rut metered that your next offence will be followed by paid servitude. The prieoner, who wore an air of sullen melancholy, and who was att ired in a balfasilor costume, was spin locked up. GUILDHALL. Wm. Hoary Greener was charged with breaking open his rasater's desk sad stealing a ma i-box captaining a cheque book, a banker's book, and NOON valuable esawities. Bkhard Hooking, the manager of Mr. Wm. Bickford Smith'. bleakest works, at 31, Laden-lea, stated tat the prisoner was In Hr. Smith's employ for twelve manta, about three month' ago, and he had been taken on again within the last few months am warehouseman, at • salary of 10s. per week. On Monday, Deminibse. 7, witness went out to dinner and left him in charge of the corm house, and when he carne back the prisoner win out and the desk had been forted and the cash-box taken away. A cup board had also been broken open, and the door .plastered into about a darn plasm and mattered about the counting-boom. There weer a bank book, a cheque book, two powers of attor ney, and • variety of nemeareade gapers locked up in the aish-box. There were elar persons at the warehouse, but the prisoner was the may ems who hod wow to the wanting _ Tbsi prisoner was rissailed. WILIITXINOTER. .ellfeed Johnnie wee charged with robbery at Mr. Smith's, pawnbroker, 17, Victoria-road Pimlico. Mr. &loud Smith stated d iet at half-past 5 o'clock on Monday evening the prisoner was brought into his shop, and he was legormad that he had been robbed. Prosecutor then examined his windem and found that • pane of plate glum, opposite some valuable plate and jewellery, had been cut out, and that two diamond rings had been stolen. Emma Richards, • little girl, living at I, King's Head court, Orchard-street, said that she was emit on en errand, and attracted by the jewellery in Mr. Smith'. window wee indeed to stop and look, when she saw the piens, cut the window with mum instrument, which appeared to be • brad awl. She then saw a piece of glows fall out, end the prisoner immediately put his hand through the aperture and took two diamond rings from the shop, and handed them to a man who stood by Ws side. She was going in to tell the shop when the prisoner ran off, pursued by some one. Thomas Makepeace, decorator, living at Wellato Wharf, said he and his wife were peening Mr. Smith's when she pointed out three suspicions looking fellows at the window, and in the next moment he thought he heard glass fall, and approached nearer the shop. His movement was obeerved by the men, who ran off. He punned the prisoner and an other of them through several streets, and at last he secured the accused. His companions escaped. Prisoner was remanded for a week. Rodiwon and John Irellia ware charged with meeting a great disturbance. For some time past many of the highly respectable resi dents of Eaton and Chester-squares and the neighbourhood have been subjected to continual annoyance by the female defendant, who millers under the delusion that she is the rightful owner of the houses they respectively inhabit, and that the is either entitled to receive the rents or take p ses sion of the property. She has been five times charged at this court, and although she haa recently sulfentd • long im prisonment in default of surmise, she yesterday conducted herself in the following extniordioary manner She went to the house of Dr. Oriffithe, 33, Eaton-equare, and having ob tained admiesion in the ordinary way, by knocking at the door, rushed up stairs Into the front drawing-mom, end having taken her station upon the balcony, she, with violent gesticulations, addremed the persona in the street upon the subject of her alleged claims and her mid wrong.. Dr. Griffiths, finding his old tormentor had paid him another visit, and had proceeded to such greet lengths, sent for the police, and on Mr. Cummiags, an inspector of the H divi sion, arriving with • party of his men, he found the square in •complete tumult, the female defendant still haranguing the populace from the balcony, a large crowd of persons haw leg by that life assembled, interepereed with gentlemen's carriages, hackney robe, and other vehicles, the occupants of which were in perfect bewilderment at the scene which wee going on, while the inmates of some of the homes had crowded to the windows to ascertain if possible the canes of tbe disturbance. On arriving at Dr. Griffith.'. door, Mr. Cummings found the male defendant ainging • di7 on the subject of Mum Robinson's having dispomd of him by banding him over to the wife custody of two of his men, Mr. Cummings pro ended to the drawing-room, which he found in coniiderable confusion, the triodew curtains being torn, and varton• thing,. strewn about the place. Upon wising the insC to whom she had long been a comae of great troub she upbraided him with the appellation of "monster,' and km to take her away from her own house. He, however, caught her up in hie area, and carrying her down stair. to a alb eoaveyed her to the station. There he. been • suit in Chmeriert respecting some house property in the neighbour hood which was fully determined, but the female defendant wee completely unknown and unheard of es a claimant to the case. . . . ...During the elm:ablation of tbe witnemee in wipport of the charge, defendant, fur her excited, vehement, and incoherent interruptions, was frequently milled to order, and wee ultimately removed in the course of one of her addresses. Mr. Psyoter ordered the defendants to end good ball foe their ro-appearance in a week, and intimated that they might be committed for conspiracy. Not being provided with the sureties, they were locked up for remand. On Monday evening the boys belonging to the BMA London Ragged School and Shot Block Society and Rohm -en entertained at tea, at the preoins helongtag to the Young Men's Christian Association to Aldenarehmtreet. About 70 lads and between SO and 40 parents wan thus set belabsed, the refreshment conelatlng of tea, case, plum eel* end Wet. MARKET& CoITOIII ntarom Doc. IL warkat lord illy bs mod Won el all Lad an id. r *O.. r. lb. Wm,. asset la Awake.. 001. to td. per 11..1. war me amb. Wile nedi Erie, p sML:Tt apon d eL "4.. : .1. 10 r""..Bo.lPlaarmntt COTTON GOODOL-11mrcaims, Dec IL—Oden NOM 4 MOl• gloomy lease Mae Mt me We qapelemed dace Ms men Omarponisowasig. Ors be WNW mew itieeeesie wee More lee mereseemer we walk( to Mie very he mks; ay Is elm et Ileme MN Owe el gemetempeed to Wye teleo t t .. 6 et et 0 0 11 . 7 elite IS pr . * . no. tem OMNI • Ismik * aim slaie s. si =elltrag EX:. mei km perdeeet=Fieetteg 1 1 .1.8 11:.4 1.4 "....... 6 gly L i tr e r o b i r e or boom lc 4 . lt=r: Int It ipteoZ ....6 mel epeetet eta bent" rev --.7 mg* Nab tads mem el MO mord oitlet mat thimeolee. Illsomd•bbb tete IlmelemeMo Weemeeme at e t z. tottem. Omer. mem. sedelotbeeeme hen, ee. yr lb.—ead mat Inemimile Weak Selig gmenstu mblett 60190 gindrams are mar .• rein y. elolgr i e by• woo Oi the rem at et pe le. .4. a . of la 4 . • name, ot am Imeembee armee' IMets la le mid to Owe added se Um glom et tee me& 00L.—Lants, Dec. Id.—we Iwo badd tad metal tbl, .7b weather boo been vorj unfavourable—dart sad little motorway for otorstioon Tb team aeeemtadttm sank pace ay b... loodu Tic, bon tamed ts.p dpal topic or nonvorot not soon 111.104 mayoral glom halo bedew las boon tramen.L We ban seldom known low pt Ammo ovum lit onaautzto, quid notrion. bon Lad+ bmw. bet Iwo mks nilloolot, nod thaw only m too goo* cotton worm I. The Mtn. Is oar Omer laduenee tbe market Wool Mt I 11.4. wed toodrons, bet Milo YAW Gnaw of price bos tam Dim 11•NUPAOTVIELLEICODIMAlleto, Dec. Id —7lw bill hat rather better atteadance or buyers to-day. and though bednemeoww. inceedingly fiat we may report . dlght Improvement eh the dim which hae prevailed for room weeks, and maid we but pans My more without fail4ret. there is emery prolabtlitY or may vend bah Laing reetored. CORN.—nru Dar. IL—At the market to-day a tool yen .tent. w hir/ mills freeir at an advance oftc per V. recover. decline noted during the week, but trumectione melee needy bur.. AMU ems meet. with more molar? without say nim tluo yd. , . Lea. Dec. 11...—The empOy of grain today la limited ; ammo better to'oe to the yds for •sest. sod all good ireful qualities. fdi be dear ea on Troia), and egeondary description. dada rather betima mend. heeler Mend, M kua sate. Beans and other article. LAN Mill. Dad. Ili-210 ittalbor omitted*. dna To Ulla &moll In ban ind • tor Viif wisest for trtittb tbe trade turd own, I.lMat Vim. to toad t•tdoll . wailing NW WI, Yip OS I• 4 Welk : IMMO 049994 (...1.• 0, .....i• U 44 3 aa. HAM .d cu mob mpiortod hot Toads,'. orlon Wbtat no , gm*. to al*. an tit 4114. ;101. OM. to 0310.. M to Us. d• r . arm, Mir Is lb. t• bade; ditto dits• dn. to link. iii. to 411• twig. rm. Ilib• to Milit. et to 43.. • atom Ma to Is tdoi: lam WANE. to *St.. dit. to • L. tilly. Illits. bo !lps. Islet. per IL WINO 919••• —•-• --- Newsom; DM. Id.—TM caret la ti;stianst ofek the . Yawn are waft Ilismrivet et Mes prism' Womble ipperme, at eotrlag tale with as plemift wile w1110•CSMOdly1101•111111 be dere la the man. al ear email Ode thereto( we hod I mien thew 0 1 1 1 =tr o e:r .i gorerh i esil hoe= 11 tle free In tom ft ts Miles. at which there to a rOd bbbt: d of Mar. PM z2iti..„ ostandly. beim Mooed st iht • Wino of net In,* p= i g bi n to Am; extra Dante's. Si.te V. if ▪ hir. dila per IMlsettrely. Thin wee sesneki mom .8 ma Ws. Mill had there bees say Wm. o* low would Imes Da more: MOM *mg perk wenkl hire met mry shinellins. Mr wee held rib am awl derm—llivielk of sphoprol essoMmtoret helm .cell hi le Ma.. sad whirl tap s e t re/ss. lye neglected. Maas helm UM= Oak whitest . To .Le Mips. Me. lad she iambi Milb• gray. KO Is ether tern Utile prin. Se Lamm Dr. 11.—AS air men* Ude day, we had s good wee id whom and e ar var. The ishoe wee aim 0 .7 Sea Mth bd•B In wisest wzrlZ a tr i ber Man d W. wish prior toast thew mode. theOM so meths fry mtable nitration. Mee mehmeheed he farmer swim wog as lemma &maid. All derelyirs ed herby err a d al ial miaow& mists died tolly le. to D. mem. Mal as Is athemtal ... ....W min..j..4 tt .. .. 4 4 6 pm mai aim , then o• We d tittle Mope. and ir... -- ... gm nets ems mere thil l .Cat, " & s . Ma Ie Oa per or. ; cid" Os Me. per ed. NNW, Mal a ll a. Oath Oh to SY pm er. limith Mit to Me. pr V. Ter.l4l. Ma. t. If. an Ma M 411. TWOa r► to len yet V. Moor. lilt is seor per rt. M.M. lb. IIL lo M. per holed. OATTLlL—hatissrar Osseo Oasieneas Carrie Maur. Dv lA—Ted mo~drieh Msowm m'• (Dites Tardy." woe held red md wee well issolied MM Mora. MA .0 the member. melishe. hil Oat 1 M tat of roe forme yam.. the Ribbi INIMUIr brag vs TM way of nowt of the mime le ins imam. rd. inter.. • whole. the Deem hem eatery ever been eloolMl at Ole motet, either Is =LT; ber or veiny. Amooget Wen were some Melee =Mao Mr. 11 Ilson ; and the other WW2 VIM of • wog men' ok= bat. howerer. Yr rawer portion of the snimele premeted ao Mauna The M14.4•0a of mote, harken whinier hem Vele wt. of the comity was rem Wier The wile at the myths ef the market was sot lwrit ; but prism hashes thildy model termite ekes, a Iry stumble al sstemle Mashed mask mum.* the primer with, tiasswww. a rood dowtseas was wit Whin Prism genesally mood Vont dd. per score Idities thorn it preview markets. TIM wooly of Amp of by MO MIMI Isree. (bre being 1.100 yarned, hod mat of the eels* we of the bat bear ..d to =codltioh. helm well fod, hill berotofors. too Ds. The v. v.], sa d meth on oar *sod bb.lil i at • Ylght Moore b prior, Is or 1 the rode .m Vile els charseier. 111 ter pig ensrket the amply was tarp. MI We Mod of eta.* being m meth as the Mellow wry Stir hoar m dolity. Dor man realised 12". fd tor wore; owe sod balks Maa 10*. ad. to Ila. aiL per E WO; beet Down mutt.. id. per M. ; Mtn breeds. Id. to TV. ; ma, 74. to TO.. froth poet. the to TOL. a I ditto s 7d. to ed. per lb . sod Ea. ed. to as. per icon ; Mew yip Oriel he Ith to ft B led pe more; poen totem. Id. to N. per lb., try SIM lod. ; mom p Imme. 1.1. : 110. b. obl bibn. P4O. 16e. to ht. soothed calm. rm to 30a one. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. 0•6II•LTII5. Nell* trews IlartLe7wr LaTido7, rettb ergo (MI met enrol adrift, wee absemeed en the 7th of Ilmlllber to let.ll If , los. 17 W.; emw eared by lA. dieddia, arrived here Ma Weenie. wbiel ...wowed • •loteet home.. es the and of D. ember, *Brim which Me lort forewoman and roe t, them Meals. a maspiete breech over Mr.—Limpet'', Der. 11. Elmo of Kers, tree AIWA Bay for Liverpool, with SO twee of eery. throws ovettward, baring mars ialt, abort of meadow, O. asd waking for the newest port, Me boarded og Me Mb of Ps ember, 40 alla• moth of Cape Clear. by tbe Bets, armed hers whhch emonotered . vio:eat ple freer the eastward on the 2serf Desember. —Liverpool, Dee. 11. Zirietee of L 3 ma &el:. was stranded ea the kland of Btotlto.assz Pen. ea IN UM of November. see Iva become • total WWI. mar landed; mow Isla mad stores beteg awed. Ibe Irma as .4rro ,Itamed) arta as .old.—Wtborg. La 4. 4. Saa endear. at lbw port. from Ceara, loot boats, vat. auks. batter of the batehea, Aka., laaslog brae le • violeet gala frt. tea Nona. cetbs la and god of Neseabar. In lat. 16 N., lon. 24 IL— il;;rpeal, Dahl!. Mem. of Glasgow, Coptam Smith, from Win to the Clyde, eal Maa mast name at af aryport tote:day, but I. [Del, to be gad ierlottay damaged ; ere. amed.—atraormr, Dee. 15. Bprucateld (Carom), Caplan Stroud. from Igareastle to Calbores, I. Worn at Damara lath sub water to berm—Dent, Dec It, I.truzat Bain Ae TOMO. Paeri—Lueito wad lino .t Cod* otealltuder; Alh, .t VIM.; Sitpyrortb, Fasoy Kum, Ciorellea. Olen, Bolt* mid Saab Laurie, at M. 1410.; Aram. (.8). at 1141.•1010ta ; MU.e (N). at 010rallar: Cortottaa(o. sad AMID (..), at la OUT*, Pot.. asd 11010.8.0.1 0.1. mitts : 11.11. o.t Sam ; ; 0 , 00,000 0 . 0 1 ,00 114•00 t; LL.pl. L.W. et laarm001; Maria; at ILOor; Comeorda out e M.U. a kap paws; Acier, at 0011.6 11•0600• bee lavunda.— Arden, 10e00 Toluca* Oa. 18; Pair Oman, from Ahab, 011. 26; [nada. from 11:emdria, 140. 14; Taw.. from lamb Ott. 11; lit Loses (mesa tug). hoe 11•114 Du. 0; Inet D... 11 ; mum (o), !MIR CIIIIIOI4 DN. 10. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. la Aguainnsta. from London for Calsutta. Sept.L lat. 111, 11 W. Bewley, hew [nudes for Anersebeet Aug. 21, lat. II 8., In. 11 W. Blaekauss. team Shaaglute kw Loudon. lac IS N.. lee. 1114 Crowe% Wan London toes. New Zealand, Now. 14, lat. itt.,144, 11 W. Coweanter, trout licantoy for Lleeereoel. Nov. 14, lal.l 11.. .1 W. Maeolftor. teem Ll•orgesel for New York, Nov. 10, lat. 4LlLloal4 Mary Apeocw, thus illiodlo ler Calcutta, Oct. Si, Lt. 11 N.. Iss• 11 W. Spartan (bansue), trim Lake Ice Auetnlla, NMI, lat. 9 N.* Thos. Midas, tram Moped Is Bombay, N0v.14, ht i It, la 11 SW, [AdVertibeIIIeIIt.)—HOLLOWALLOINTMENT Iritt.. -v. emisp ri ..•Twaa . „7. l ,: M a.= VMS O its bestlissi Edwin wittost oolsistg any relief. At Ind as was Woad to try Holloway's Otto PIRA nod alit eying with them for no inoooriderablo tinALtr_r. foot me and s o d n t.. years Iwo sintord •www soy return of its conwhout. sod M. it /VA I. enjoying tbe bi of issalth. W medicine render. throughout the worbi: Coro. Holloway's SiattNtshowits. 214. &,.od. London. sag SA tog* W C. Yc New ork; by A- ittarnpA Cunsionttuoplw A. Quidlo7. nod BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. Clllllll—Der.. Mat 81. Judea Names% Soath.rk. the Well le In. T. Craw. ILA.. et Km. oal.T.—pea tt. at Portnameth. lb* site at Yr J.. Gait. dam 0111S01.—Ittet. IL at Deimattratarraca. the wile o J. Wen, fit. • - - 1414. .111111 1 11 1 o&—Doe. U,Y Mardrtoor4 lb. wife of Mr. C. 'NAMPO ( •K. .11111V18.—Dee. U. at P. Amdeoroloort. Woolnkia. rhe wiled 1.1,71.17 - r ZIP?' NO.—Dee. Mal Slanted. Leak the et e of U. we, VlDlre w 14. at al. llaced-exet ... liaad n b =t, the - a Re b u t ItendalLfaa-,..ChireW_ no. It ING YIELD. —Dee. U. at nauua wat. Mee W loglield. et a &Adair. YARRIAOEB. DEACON—LILT:N.—Dee. 1i at We parish rhereb. CreSen.W /4,J. 0. H WA.. A. Demon. FAA, or Centre. C> Catherine °Warta_ of J. Alias, .of Crordoe. 111 UPI DY—CALDW —Dm at Bt. John e, Maaderaw. rW. 11.111111.100. Mr. J.O. Grundy, of the CPI Broirrhi. ° Marta CaldireP. MOUTON—P tONT.—Dsg. 10. at Crowmoilna Church. hr terlr r 11. et. Nap, the Hos. A. Monte., Captain 3rd Light Prot..' Alm Jur,Emb WrayT. Par. Leq., of Klux:telt., Nato . WHIFTIN—BOND.—Dee. 11, at Ilarylehoue cburcb, by a• 3. O. Dhow O. curb Wowed r meet, Itereatei. W &whim se Mr. C. Bead. of Pristrer. Oweedlit W ILIGHT 2 r.aI AM.—Dee. 11, at the r'srhedral, Ilearraor, I We Wm H.R. of A.lll, Mr. H. Wright, a stran."" Busk daughter of Mr. C. Orshaen, of Cbeeihaukinli. Itawaseit DEATHS. 30011111•14.—Des 11. at York ON* Ilaochadtr, T. IM MO al, wed IL IIY 011111611AN.—Dea. 14, Mr. ft/wow of Irmandetairert. Aim sold 14. DON.—Dre 11. at Waded lark. Irak Wr. C. Dart t 1ed...,,...• sal at Quad. • rAuoxis.—Dec. 11, M lirt.ataa. 0. A. 4 a Q , v. oasis 4Ano.—i.. U. M m. 0.. cr.4.6w. . Ormalasa. mad di malaria% ncrecissola.—Dra. 11. Illas'amil Vrm Cl* Ida. Ma.. tag M. • 71191.—Dm. 12. at laysiermast. NottiMAIR 6 7a nt 16. Mistimed MAIM 111s u atir Km . i t Netlol Mak b ilis Cele of 151eAte. es She Oe e• pima aseeik. ihe MANI se Wheakimmi—Wmaimisii. NM No. 11,587.1 OVERLAND Rourz.—ermui lOSILP arl tralve geode and M Y T MIN= C.l lBlwlMt_ =month : for Nallal4 44. theft 4 OM. ="rila=l.l47:ra= THE VANDERBILT EU Z, ROPIL SNP LIN 14/11111) rune SAIL 'MUMS from Mao to New Tart Ifs MORT . , I s lith i e s sesio Lln u a l la Ifs EMI::: win lasso pouta=roX I. : pstgl =.1...ra..5.0 . 1 1 , loft PO: dar i lJloNddsra l" lttL LeeaTh . .L . a di t i L41 12. 111; sad TaTMAMA. LOSSISSIA3II. sad Os. soas wrig to NEW S YORK Din d igja......0.1 PA lalira "TEAM Khan VjoLkO il t &MOM KANGAROO . . Kano Ootto pm" Ike Karma prop I owe. Paroon for Ow& RA Sr= 1= lirrelo advaolmool. Wow "Ns II WILLIAM G =il l. =,alOutZkO• • OYAL. PRINCESS'S THEATRE Ei ti 61 :4 1" M kp r. 4:11 0. e ilh earet ;Shl pawa eg..l... "`a i tniar4"i n c4 :l wales darloglie nook. sol as Nertal mai Toni MONT BLANC IS OPEN NPATON'S GRAND MUSIC 1110 nolant.Tbla mosolloolot bon I INO. fat tto PERVOSMANOM of (ILSE! Ogorotio Sohairs, Orono Soon, to 'As Min F ita.... 7 ."' Sva Ikea? r en Clorro Inlor w iriik sod ' i Mr. Naito M. HUI, Mr. Taro Mr. Soo Like. sad Moen Buda Correa. IJ. HZ Mr. J. 0. Fort moll /4' ONIUM•10. al not 7 o dock. to nons, OtL ; beam with swats private OM ninon. fa. ; of oh wow, 7o IL ; noon I=conslathaz of ail the moloo of 04 au Olrortoo Mr. John Omani ; adoboforboM Immosehm, ai r . Da &kW E.KATIN'S MUSEUM and ( IKIIIINCTL 3. Thehhoreeetrest, tub( ths preeeete anttnely sew leataree a• I • aelseettese. lie *howl 1. 1 , combine eaten/ with I 101 INCH, ant to thew the moor aloe betwesa Me beams hefty amid the greet tome of the a rwinatwerets nomithe wow added may he a• Mtereerope, 0 UItrILL'e••TP•OCIL URA New Int istredrered). The Iteet Imprevemeate la nr . T . : 9k ateadtog daheakeelne world riumesed I. Dlmalehig Timm of Pewee i, • minder I:en m . beers attempted. ts. Li ea ths rerlam breaths ef dash coed their flame, the Imes ef life, sad the mtd hr . delta. The Mealteellem C r Itl= '. resaw:eleaMie hetet Opea Ike Om E.4 ..... 1 d , ... le Wale*. Mashies le the dd. Trogrememe emd Imam Om or by poet file ter ra ahem. HE wlll be Wilt STMATIZAtt E z.a the ILLIbe TIMIS, ambreelege MO Stelae eDelverlate I. the 6111010, gad admhsbly executed Topselnie: —Boer Ile . Y ouibb "halm& see 014 Ar i .. 1:1 m y 11 . w. By J. Pr Id. Ifter the NY*: 0. ?fantail. ObliAttle• Belle - Elegem et the pi =tr. la the Dltter Cold. By J. By J. Hull. Cheleinse Oweee P VII II IJA 4 Lovers' Pan te( oh Chrteteor. Bob By (*.we D *role( llbtruls Hy Guetwve Dot Oven Howe I Ei.II.IY O I i=l . . Chd. The U". 4ltabow n.— awi rT".". l4treer. Tite• By J. Parr. ley Bewpoes iIES. Twelve Deeigos by IleCeemell. leardlel Om to the *wets le maws* eettles.-011s, 141. 7 BOOKS for CHRISTMAS putillsbed by MACKIN mil SC THE ISRAEL of the ALPS: a (bumble Hole Piedmont tor Walsh map) mad *sir Nicola P from untoldirbssi dominant. By Amnia Mo. the Protestant Church C Bordema. demitasse tanalate Iby the Rev Joe. Hotrennear. I aad mama, is 2 rel. , Mc, cloth. 11a Just DIE of MRc REFOMATION F.rst Seri bed. end the helberienda Sy Me Rev. J 100 Ilbotratioss by J. Godwin, J. W. Amber, Us. od. ; callantique 21. LADIES of Om REVORNATION. Somad /moor. Soltserinod, nod Simla. By em soy. Nearly 100 inwnsiem bp Jam Sod* Johnsna. o Ae. Cloth amlism, NAS i t . THE LADIES f the COTHHANT I ; or, Scottish Fersele Charlotte e,emitralciat the pa and Persecution. 11, Mt. Rey. Jaime Atm _p• mines Cloth mantas. is. od.; calf ulna anti GOLDSMITH'S MISCELLANEOUS WORKS mmraritiss. 2 rob. lea OOLDSH [TIPS HISTORY of the EARTH NATURE. .Nunieroos nova 2.4oolllustratln ere 00l moat 2 ion. 4m. 2111 N 11 lIWTORY of the W EGETA OLE K native Ovum. of whicb Ito ere cotourcd. Mt TRIG ProS of ROBERT BURNS. NUMIIf 11008 casor Wllmaa eekhrated Emny COMKACT of Horns," sod Dr. Currie '• Memoir , landscape sod por raft illustration.. 2 ions.. do Black'. and 1... Wannelaquana City. L o o4a Idlubtagb. SAIL? WOHIE OF FICTION AT • XL GRAIL= IL&I)11111111W II VI Nik r HITE pablithe4 b Thibt'w WA I }es Mad pritirof 7 vols., One babes. Other mash 'mks and ectwatrirldes toad 1 gad theceafudon of relations bot Mr. tirade bee genenintilien of prgetkol sagacity. Oceadettall a that cern. Ithe • Loh of lightning, I Y a ',reindict* or b greedily which anal ihn h arranagaa reengn and ad the appeal. I of asionrks of bin rows. gad of r ri. Blunt aed bold nail taro ant se his earn ap4419 of Oa wont aiming minim., the re lie moat roarridng patinas The telinnstita of U W. aowl le tepee-ally admirable. Jogephla• ant instions. and the liaronent *ad Jaciatra, tarsal onaddvani an °gator'. of chat neterita eei t Incident. the wallet exhibt Or ears:lrrbleh ex rectatioa Is .thentasted. OM tee from daerlrg. Ws hope to read man Mom Y delightful se 'lndia Lies.' "—The Ai NOTICE to INVENTORS.- erritpTe of 111 VINTIOS, 4. Trot! arm L—Tbo • OIICULAR of IszoismATlON tborodoontssornor ono foetal of oroteciloo low/ Putout 1.. Wr the Unita I 11Inpuom or fly Irtforrnat4earo 41 011 potent. flinty I/01 I=l7 of Vericoomoll ia.... or O . y Water LS MOP E d. OR OENTLENI EN.—GEO. H en a...11.w. e to pods. Of Mr or D. ooro of Wen .( hulled 800 of Mot Torlit Waal Polito bolt. W•beccatiaa. both h. Eno WE on' PO OLIO Of to fool on to at orf Ihrff 1000. GIORGI ROB/MX.ST. Lorobor 5.1/111 OW el COLD IT HAS BEEN Mined by NVORETTI bn rrim TII ERIIO/4 ET IL Price 11, Ilattnnynt.lca. bubo Tly dram' ainbakia." " CoUb.y. Gardiner," " Mot Simulate to Iby I rrile. ..TT'S AN ILL WIND T 1 AL NOBODY 000D."—Ybo monetary of tot tad 800 obo Imo out ofooo tT., Pao of the 6 UST INDiA TEA C ibb toll 'mat—THAN sod COFTES4 la elb. d. oV id. o . A...rospoitol9.—Manhoomo. 9, Goof I I_l ARRIS'S SPECTACLES, t basi,,of erall.kuoera ..ear at for Id 61117. MOS moistly mama am fourth MS Ihea . Prorpast Ohs% for adds Wadi two .. ge o z jtizz . retwz .1 DON, ogled.= to dm Royal Tangly. raga Ir. Imago. C a *poode t FORMITIES of the SPIN /e.—Vot the Rom Woe o• PRITATI 16,1,•1211.11anlithaer1eat rows... MEASAM'S MEDICATED caviar Gook IlbonnlNtlon. Re IlaWoondu ittngss lErs 0r0)... Et.dr As o tsar staltrate Its t orns. ry so lan sto Cologo Sempanycl..-fold wholesale cod Mast at tE V elasasl. Work, Es at with lall dam GIL; sad la twills , ism. at 11, and fir. Istnasn lo lawn or country. A BEAUTIFUL COMPLIXI Irby Hut& stel hew. ere WILY ia.... 1 aow LA x Dtr I ALY1)011,14 Tem . , limpbe,goote. tam we animated by Ito iseeli p ortr is oo 1 .41 1 to lb 0 i I I'l tad tbabbilln.Tat complexion. It *Mous .1 %k,.,bee vessithar witb Wombs to cold ecte in. 14 en M. assl 6.. 64. per bottle. eaul lelethr.. &ex. are ea the trnxteo AL Mew_ bee sad Clone, to red tolt. et to Illmils. Loam sod by debates wed parttime • L.UESEMAR..— Protected 1 Ater gig Itheasel. sa4 mewed by , •. 14. 1, I li e n' rers 4 th ee . P " fo M6.l r C"'" bahlke el mine. Tonersr7Oet, 2 0 three d eemp'etcly p. I sitlrely ..11 .111Cmho pules Um oo long Deem li the rho of &Wit of • hal Kati& of th , le. I, te the best Cooflnee , •l I erne& for tov befsetemataly. the eSeelloh phrase.. teems al I& &avouch. of Abe pohnits houltulloo. WI& le h. world has. hoof. 'hi bile devoid et bee er noel% ha et on m why lie os the Wet table grittiest lb we Ita ow. tad., VIL, or four and lo ••• for la ta aria wawa there ie. Bah. of jl Q re etliteie-ed of , Yapese, Lilco D. Ober* linatchweb-etreet; &nth linel: 9 ... ette.l7, Swami; Preet„l2o.B obese; Y Yeaew, 1%, OnfuN ar •I&OL tavola Ikea diatet ; and Yell. U. Wawa • ) • / • 1,-re