The Express. — London, England, 1863-11-04 00:00:00

tato inttilistnte. EQUITY COURTS.—.Nov. 3. (Before vic•-obaanglar air J. Stuart.) HUTTON r. IMETON.-BZETOM I. MCMURRAY. It will be in the recollectioe of our readers that the object of them suds was to ascertain the shares of the parties to them in three newspapers, called rmpectively the Sporting Irr4i4l, the spathe° Telegraph, and the Eclipse. The causes were beard before the coromenoement of the long rustles ; whoa by honour i u tiesakd, at IMO leogtk, what was his opinion upon them. At that time, however, he stated that be would on a future occation, but at the earliest moment, pronounoe his judgment in them. Accordingly they were again placed in the paper this morning for hie heisora's devalue. Tree Attorney.Geueral (Sir Roundell Palmer, Q.C._k Mr. Deco°, q.c., Mr. Melina, 44. e., Mr. T. li. Terrell, Mr. E. B. Kerslake, sod Mr. Swaneton appeared for the several parties. The Vioe Chancellor now said that he had stated pow ally, before the vacation, what were hi views u to these siace. During the vacation he had bed as opportunity of further considering the pleadings, and he saw no reason t., change the opinion he lied formerly expuesd. He thought that '3lr. Hutton, who had .meneed the litigation, had entirely failed in establishing the as set up by his bill. He also thought that Mr. Buten, who bed filed the woes bill, had established hi right to the relief he sought, vie., a decree for the specific perform/wet the contract entered into with him. There wu a point of kw to which his honour monk] advert, though it was not strongly pressed in the argu ments of the causes, and it was the rule which iso laid down by Lord Radecki, vie., that where a pentodunder- takes to loaaythiog, which be can do, or can procure other@ to do, this court will nompel bun to abide by his wider. takiag. Hi honour eons that role to be good law, and to be one which governed these cases. Upon the whole, therefore, there must be a declarative that Mr. Beaton was entitled to hie decree for specific pec. tenuous, with costs; and Mr. Hutton's bill most be dis missed, with oils. His honour undendeod that there was pours money in court ,• but that must remain there, and be made the subject of a future application. COURT OF QUIZN'S BENCH.—Nov. 3! gittinpin Banco. —Mabee Lord Chief Justice Cockburn and Justices Wilman, Blackburn, and Mellor.) MU AN ATTOWT. • Mt. Y. ChamberaTQ7C.7inOWidf;; a rale calling upon as Attorney of the court to show came why be should not be struck off the rolls, far miroooduet is having made a false affidavit of inane, in the case of Grail and C 0... Williams. The plaintiffs entry on businsu in Park, and they brought an action against the defendant, through the leetrementediey of the , which wu communed on the 28th September, 1862. Two days balm the day of trial, the action, as wu expected, was oomproodaed by the payment of a certain sum for debt end another for costa. The outs were accordingly taxed, and in the 1111 of orate were charges for subpomaing siesee, the payment of conduct money, the evidnetly being to mats the costa as lugs u possible. The meta were duly paid, red it now turned out that thee ware 10 or 12 Woe chum with reference to the isetiog of inbpareas, their service, and payments for them to the odious of the court. There were also charges for ro re lk o ia lie ease a resume, sad the for withdrawing the • shish were both fibs Rule granted. 11•111112 r. P1N7011.-IMCI OP PROW= Mr. &Twill, Q said was an action for breach ef promise of marriage, tried at Liverpool before Mr. Judos Mellor, when the jury Merged • verdict for the plaintiff— :oBoC Be mewed fee a male allies upon the to show awes why the verdict should not be set aside and a sew trial had, on the gr mad that the damages mese exceasivo. Tim cam ina fu „ Ry i l lierted at the time, aid created great eiteitermet la Li The young lady at the time of the adios was about 8 years of age, aad at the time of the elsgsgeemat orgy 16. The defent wee • Esidatuot in the 5611 i or Imocashire Rifle Volunteers, 16 years of age at the time of the trial, mid only 21 what; he mode the eagagerestit with the young lady. She was the daughter of • MastobssAer oommvision agent, and the de• . feadant was the teeth living child of • beaker at Raelifield. The leaned counsel having rail portion of the colds's@ and the oerreepondsecia, which was voluminous, The Court granted • rule. Rule nisi. WAIT/ JOHN WOLTZ. Mr. Serjouit Bel Latino, with whom was Mr. Metcalfe, moved for a rule for a criminal information against a person named Hamilton and othen, for a conspiracy. Mu. 7 T= ea whose behalf he mond, was gentlemen who had for inwards of thirty years is this masts', and bed bon, a highly respectable cluuseter, smiths personagainst whom he moved was Mr. Hamilton, ow of the inspectors of the City Police form, and chief of the asesetive department, and the When were his wheedinale arnosse. It appeared that is August lest e pawn named Detriemben mannitted a some what singaLse feud, by obtaining a number of valuable shares from some brokers in the City end paying foe them late on a tleterclay by a cheque. It however turned out that there were ao amide with which to meet the cheque, and Desriesohm was not forthooming, and it was non wonderful that the polio. odicen became active is the matte: in the hopes of detesting him. Wolfe, it appeared, received an early vitt one evening in the matter from Hamilton and a detective named Webb, who made *Wise of him relative to kis knowledge of Detriments/A, and where he had goo*. Wolfe explained to them that he bad so eonnexion with Detrissehen, that he knew nothing of kW, and mold give them no information relative to him. The Chief Jusiree—What is Mr. Wolfe? _ _ ge7jMat 11;111antiams-4 — MeTro — hiaicarrnTh s gon Mai . MIS in the neighbourhood of Ficabarpequare ' when he hod resided for not tima thirt• yaw. Thedoteotiva 'ailed os bim a 'mood time, ad he gave them the mem sower. Mr. Wolfe became acquainted with Detrieschau from an introduction to him at Brighton, and his s'e'ed ilessaction with him was in Jul, boa, and sues that time had had no communication with Ditraimehas, and haw aetliMg whatever of him or his fraud. Isama The ctims Lord Chief Justice —W hat was the nature of that Mr. fierfeset Bambini said the asemed traesictioe Mr. Wolfe had with Hatcheries had refansce to the purchase and male of some shame. That be esterhiated a bed opinion d Detrieschas in July lest wee evident, for happening to in him go into 'tartan bank when he had introduced him. be antipasti the booker set to put any trust in him, because he had heard mons prejudicial to his character. After the visit of the police on the mooed ocosaion. Mr. Wolfe, on the following manning, noticed two suspicions looking persons in the street, who appeared to be portico hely attentive to his house. (Laughter.) They did nothing to attract attention at first, but he found that every time .he went out it was solaced by th ese mat 4 sad in the most aillessive manner , and that afterwards Mley mad Whitney, . two of the men be proposed to include I. the criminal in forrattion, seated themselves in the innosdiate seischbonr• heed of Mr. Wolfe's house, had beer bemight to than, and whilst so enjoying themselves explained to pereoes when they bad an opportunity what they were doing there. In eenemineme of their conduct Mr. Wolfe found Massif a mark for ridicule and ineult from every penes who pored him, foe wherever he walked these men fol lowed him, sod so closely that their melded became a matter almost of amault, aid from its daily and !lowly warrenshe got tato • state of p I eat irritation. Mr. Wolin was • aquanaut sixty years of age ; be had bat recently re- i covered from an attack of twain fever ; sad he had • toadied 1 certificateto show that there was apprehension of hie health suffering severely from the continuance of this system of ; persecution. H. bad remonstrated but without avail. sod the amount of persecution he hat endured as detailed is hie affidavits would astonish any one who read them or heard i them reed. He was determined to bring the matter to a I termination, if possible, and be accordingly committed an I set of violence which caused him to be taken before the Qty magistrates. AU Mr. Wolfe desired was protection, but 1 he little knew then what he was about. Hamilton was gelled as a climes, and he stated that what had berm done had beta done by his orders, sad ander his directions, and when he was asked his motive for such conduct sod was challenged to make awn charge or explain his conduct, he replied that the seam of public justice required that he should be silent The City ma&traws appeared to think the espionage to which Wolfe hed been subjected not at all uowarraatabla, foe they hued Mr. Wolfe His, for the insult sod re delivered him, it he might use the expression, into the lamb of his pimientos% (Laughter.) No place ..awed tete wore from their inquisitiveness, for whoa Mr. Wong went to commit the kneed eerjeant the two watchful °Moon followed him into the hallowed precincts of the Temple— (laughter)—tab waited some considerable time for hie exit, when they followed him with such indeceet propinquity as to sot only greatly annoy him, but attract the attention of the casual passers by. Thew men it appeared did not eesfine themselves to ordinary watching, but jeered him as he went is end out of his home, and by their gesticulations soiled Wallace to who and what he warn. The Lord Chief Justice—Dtd Hamilton ever state by whom he was employed? Mr. Serjeant Ballientiee—Ne. He persistently declined to give any reason foe his conduct, and up to that time be had ref need to give up the nand euf the persons so employed, and it Ina only whim they were pressed by . Mr. Metcalfe, when they gave their evidence before the magistrate( that he was able to obtain them. The loused emleast @ski dire were ether circemstanees connected with the system of saboy oaoe these men had pursu e d towards Mr. Wolfe, aod witti est going into any lengthened description of what had hap pened, be would, however, bring under their lordships' at. Motion one or two other circumstances. Mr. Wolfe, if they leek his Matemeet, and that of his ' medical man, wee driveo into inch • state of excitement by the treatment he had received se to lead te the belief that be might commit som e ac t o f v i o l ists which he might re p ea t of for the remainder of Ms life. Oee Itsadvy it was amused that he should take a ride into the =is a cab with a friend, and no sooner h a d they than these two men followed. Not content wish that, and finding it probably isconveniest to follow on foot, and not inclined to p a y for a cal, one of them jumped up behind Mr. Woife's cob, and accompanied him during the whole or greater part of his el iVO. That person so fixed the d hameelf behind the cab that wo o unable to r e m ove him, or get rid of Mee. (Laughter. The lard Chief Justice said the ser;eant had said . onentigh Mastitis him toe rule. Mr. tiajloot Hallasthe said there were one or two other fasts he might be artatisa. Me advised Mr. Wolfe to leave the THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 4, 1863. _ • • mult" for a short time, bi order to pi :la oi the proses. WI lie ma al. t asd roe qtialiticatioes for tin Mth &Mad& I ADA LIST RIGHT'S GA ZETTE. ties b. "? 41 !S Pab i s # 446, a ". ..u thiestillll"Vgia I f'll!al' To " maim, gam "4"AY ! g i ft • ;a I • mincemeat of Mint, ;Webs Ladd lave an opportunity of as k lug for the intervention of the blest. Hs pee the polka officers notice of his hie Irminkfort, whither he was followed by them , aid demos he was subjected to continualmmoyance. On return to this country he applied to Hamilton for the seems of the two fresh men he had put on to watch him boa dap and night, to which Hamilton replied that as he was gong to law he declined to give him any information, and ?demi him to Mr. Idolleus, the Bask solicitor, who stated in reply that es it was a matter entirely of polies, he could not advise the City police authorities togive,him any information on the subject. Mr. Hallam also informed a person who celled on him rela tier to the affair, that there was great anxiety to ham the money paid, so d that if the cheque were taken up there would be an end of the annoyance. Bub panted. habits d the mod accurate and gadd a ed ad thinking ;to logical powers of no mean order ; to a sosamod—a ready command, Imy say—of apt and ii= o king= ma akrag and adorning a power of dear and raid equalled, and perhaps Dever surpassed—he added • profound knowledge of the common law of this country, and as in dustry so conscientious and go indefatigable that during the time he sat en that beach be thoroughly mannQ the prieciples and practice of a jurisdiction with which be bad beforehand not beet in the least acquainted. lify lord, sot withstanding his natural endowments fad his acquired aoadoplishmenta, the task which ho had endietshea was an extremely !arduous one. For the best time the experiment was to be made of nibmittiog grave and most important questions effecting the neared and dearest intends of society, hitherto welded to the calm wisdom of a mingle judge, to the very different arbitrament of a jury ; and by universal consent that experiment was made by Ihir Cres well Creswell as aucceedully as perhaps the mature of the subject end the mode of trial would admit. My lord, Mani who know how irksome • great part of the duties which Mr Croswell discharged bad become, the affluence of his private circumstances, and the completeness of his tide to • well-earoed leisure and • boos/able knew also that nothing but that high mend duty which bed originated, protracted hi /abases—des! too long--and that like a boned, brave, and loyal man se be was, he died et the pod of his duty. My lord, I no It will not be said that is these few words of cordial tribute to his memory " Fulmar Weal Idnaere," for I think examples such as that which be. boss set by Sir Cresswell Oremwell ere of the greenlet advaatsge to the eountry ; sad that the memory of web mat may truly be said to bloosom it the dust. " My lard, I now trust to a more plessent task, wit h* ito oder year Wash* my sinews eoogratulations your wassiou to this high o&os, asd to =pre= my perfect oon !Wanes that, from the well-known shilitres. Warm' g, and accomplishments of your lordship, 1 1 thew will be a wise, firm, and admirable admiaidration of joshes in this court. over which the wisdom of be Majesty hes celled year lordship to preside. Sir James Wild,-Mr. Queen's Adweate,—l should have hem way if this day had weed over without some midis rss oa of the great low which this court de smiabsed Meshes together for the Ind thus ea the wise 0141 r late jades Whom.; and in the theatre al his brilliant • *di, mem it is meet fit and most agreeable that there Would be a rds personal tribute to his memory ; and, per- Ihapi. - ef her Majesty's subject. his racemes is the one S t has most to thaak him for. Allusion has been made M limiasun of bestow', unexpected at first, which boa deve loped Wolf it this evert ; but what would it not haw been swept for the oddly system of wadies that has bees in. aagurded—tbe roads that have been marked out s and the lade sdos that have been hid down ? For my I feel that I ewe my predecease a lip .CC of gratitude ; for, coining here a sew set. Ilse ia sash • woody ' my task bas boas made mud more easy than tt would otherwise have been. Indeed, nai • withsteodng the _maw of business which pewee upon the Murk teal 'hoped. if not guine, that it be dash with if oally I hue the 'mistim lin e of the her. I sisy say, if I have your help, for all depends upon that. And this toddies me to say a few wads open what la,. perhaps, a less 1 =topic —the kind words which you have beta to add with regard to myself. It is the good afalkw et lima Id that • Jahns meat slow seek first to done. The sormexics la this coustry betimes the beach sal tie Ur lea most isalasteasd peculiar one. It ie sot too mesh tows that we Wes ow line in each otbsesionesom sad that ft to to ourselves to Wiwi we mast look if den is say- Wag to commend or to lad fault with. If there Is any awn or say far subject for dispraise it is sure to be ham= Is 'hoes who stand around us in the dady battle of public life. It re, therefore, the good tome of tee bar which a }edge Would meet The suitors et the court or the general public may foss • false estimate, whether for aware or for piths. It is mow% odialves that we are bed understood, and are most truly Wown. At the maw time I am afraid I mad attribute your kind words only to the good tediag which edits be tweee the beach and the bar, sod which is fostered and maintained by mutual good one, of courtesy and for bearance to tech other. The learned judge then proceeded to dispose of a great number of probate motions, none of which, however, were of sufficient Wend to call for particular notice. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Nov. 3. (Before Hr. Cosnmissirmer Holroyd.) II SI A W. COMM The bankrupt was described as as ineenunos spat, el Bartaparesaist. His halation are 2,3594., but this secludes 2124 e. is respect of shares in the British Provident Lite and Fire Assurance Society (now winding up), of which the bankrupt wee an officer. At the last sitting a resolution was ems to for winding up the "state out of nowt, and the proosedbp in bankruptcy were stayed. Mr. %alba fa the bankrupt, now asked for • further adlourenwert, the requisite nolority of creditors not having been obtained. Adlunrsed accordingly. The bankrupt was a:tallor, of Cited Marlborough-street. Debts, 6461. • prpooperty about 2901. lir. B. ths opposed for Means. Hoyle and Hanson, Mrmanufacturers, who complained that the bankrupt btained from them 50!. worth of carpet, whisk, with other property, he bad added on his wife, Kim St. Clair, et acmes . Tbe bankrupt had been required at the hot sitting es the 25th July, to fnrnieh additions' amorists, but he had sot dons so, although he bad base written to by • Goodday, an representing the (Alois' sadism He asked that the bankrupt should be committed tee crostempt of wad seder the 226th section, or should be adjourned Ise die without protection. Kr. Fraser also opposed for creditors. Out of 1961. ansied good debts, the official as bed only relished U. Kr. Aldridge stated that the bankrupt bad base in pert emship With a person named Perryman, now also a bank rupt. It was esmetial that the partnership books 'Meld be bdare the coed. His Houser, thinking that the bankrupt was not setirely to blame, Ended seedier adjournment, and ordered that the imakrept should Pk a Dopy of the partnership deed, and of hie 'surdas" settlement. Hs would hays protso doe for a meta ; the needle° of costs to be reserved. This was the beakrupt referred to is the last are. He wae diabribed as of ffeatish-town, late of Warwickatrert, Begeet-alest. Debts. 8011. ; assete, 910 i. to the mane day as 'Cloud's cam. /If Iti w. 50(YfH. The bankrupt was as auctioneer and dealer in building material, of Scow-bill. Debt!, 1,6031. ; no assets. Mr. Doria, for the trade assign.., maid that there would not be a farthing for the creditors, but the assignee bad undertaken an investigation of the care at his own cost. For several years the bankrupt had been illegally trading in insolvency ; since 1836 he had been fourtimee insolvent sod thrice bankrupt. Arrested in February last be had been adjudicated bankrupt in prison ; there were then friar de tainers against him. His last insolvency was in 1860, his liabilities being thee chant 3,0001. ; and be obtained his discharge only after five months' impn.oamnt. At his previous bankruptcy is 1857. his cern cant bad bees sus pended for eta =oaths. After his last insolveocy, being employed to let some building ground at Bingeld, in Surrey, he bed granted a lease of it to his daughter, an unmarried lady and a teacher of music, eta rent of 52f. a-year. Part of the property was re-let to him, end he had a store of machinery and other goods there. This he afterwards let to another daughter for the sake of ceding his creditors. Though trading on fictitious capital for three yearn be bad become surety for others, and ie. mined liabilities on accommodation bills to the amount of 3501. He had pledged goods with Messrs. Thiry. Attenbo. rough, and others. and had then pledged the duplicator. The bankrupt alleged that he had never repreeseted the at &afield to be his own, and thatdifiloultise property his a brought about by another builder, for wham be bed accepted hills. Tile creditors had aught him, be bad sot applied to them. He admitted to the trade sorignes that be had bora insolvent before, and finding he could not meet his bills he bad seat back pude and countermanded orders. Hie deftness , had offered the amities a lore .1 the pre mises at Bialield, bat this bad be refined. But for the of creditors he should have got over his dilltoolties. t r iTilTl a beee ht prison several work; sad had been seven or eight months betas the omit. His Honour thought that ass charge stalest the tank out was folly tabli ehed by his own statement on the pro eeediap. Being without capital in 1862, and obliged to OAP ehibkont of his goods, he add not have had the means or paying the be then coat:eats& Seeing bow towpwatly the bankrupt bad pared through the court. wee ausseary that the court should mark its sense of hie conduct by suspending the order of discharge. It wadi be suspended for twelve months from this time, awl the bankrupt, having already bean in custody nine weekl, valid be without protection for four months. IN RI N. W. N. JONIR. The baakrupt was described as of Reding-hill, commis. aim egret. Debts, abut 5006 Yr. Godfrey, on behalf of the bankrupt, asked for an adjournment, Waiting that the beetroot was in negotiation with the Mexican goverameat for the eettlemeat of a claim, which world probably enable him to pay his ere- Minn 20e. in the pees& Mr. Aldridge concurring, an adjouroment was ordered tot two month& DI II 1!A •1111 M. /I& wee rasetherena; oi;comini;rlon agent. He wu s femligser, sad had tarried c boatmen m Frith.etreet, Ikea His debts were 7,3041. ;so meets. Mr. for the odlei s l ass i gnee . Th e bealsarept Aid &arliTa md smigaresset before comi ng to the start, sad the sitting bad been adjoined In er that it right be secerteised whether snythisg bad ben resolved amiss the assignment. It appeared that ciely 604 bad been resetrod. The bsakrupt, helgt ezazeised, said that be had sot been bankrupt before. Ha areditorsor be prim/p o ny nada abroad. how et his bealesptcy. Ilk Bonsai piloted the onion FUll benefit of rednoid duty obtained oy pnr- Abaft Ilerahaaa't TON vett 0•10 e at la dd. add aa " Let Stoddard' at 4a. 4d. (tatmerly ta ge..), g. and wit &Oder amputee. Antitu ent, *sax allila r Tit nesnesa—“avett (Before the Assisteet Judge) THE CAIII OP ?MONAD JOBILPII Otollol, Tel SOLICROIB. Mr. Sleigh, instructed by the Associate Inetitutioo foe Improving sod Eniercing the Laws for the Protection of Women, said he had to apply to the court that the Penul t tls of Amelia Hoch" given before the magistrates it Bow-street, which charged the defeedaet with es indecent smelt up= her at hi chambers, Adieut-sivet, Adeipbl, should be read before the pond Jar,. as het seldom. He ' had no additional affidavit made by Mr. WOO, eh to llama Shwa and Raecory who bay, cheep of tho proorc. tie, which be would road to the trout. Mr. George, who wee in court, said he chiseled to this course, as Imbed repesed en affidavit on the subject. The Afieratant.lsdge ordered the matter to Mud over for e short time, and is the interim he suggeMed that Kr. Sleigh should Weill Mr. Games with • copy of his affidavit, and that Mr. George should also furnish a oopy al his own to Mr. Sleigh. At • later period of the day Mr. Sleigh mid he would now reed to the court the affidavit which bed been pre pared by the promestrix I. this caw It wee made by W. W. West, olsoir to Mews. Sheen and Roscoe, who swore that aims the bid &Mad of the court he b e made inquiries' sa to the whereabouts of Amens Basics, the pro moutais, but had been usable to obtain any information is to whew the could be Ws/ That to the best of hi know ledge end belief she was wit is attesdaneeyestaday. That her evidence wee suierial sad sessmary to the preseoutios. There were other 'AWAY ea the Ales at the seert, and he wee informed that Is en mildaVi which the deilesilant bad prepared, be staled that it was hi belief that Aruba Hoe. tog wee still in Louie& Thad weds hle ceme the stranger, for it appeared that the daisidaat knew where she was. Mr. George it oe/led, but lid at newer. Mr. L. La d s, who apgred for lb. Georm meld there wee so affidavit boned that which wee as the Or of the court, In which r. George denied either directly er Indi rectly having so) knowledge of the matter. Mr. Sisighead his z a was th at, as the affidavits r before the court, the • of Amelia Horton should be reed before the mod . The Amistaat J whether the deftedent bad taken or not say pael, either directly or indhuttly, in the matter, it was slur that soil penal who felt &dem intend in the questios had been tempering with the vibes', foe weeding to the evidence of the who Wreaked COL to take cue of, the sum of bed been paid over to the prceentrix o. ottaiittiou that she should not appear u a wittier in this proaroution. This men bed dm naive e patios of the mosey. He • should at puseet decline to order the the' asperities of the prossukiz should be reed before the epsid km ; bet should ceder the reurniesess to be further eslarged, in the hese that by further Mow* the proirustrik might yells@ found. The recognisance, were this mimed until suit swim. Francis retacros Harcourt 31, alias Morrie do Winters was indicted for fraudulently obtaining by false preemies, from William Bydultem, a teethes puree sad Ulm arias, ;vane te., his property, with intuit to defraud. Ho was further indicted far fraudulently &Wain, by fates pre from John Holbrook, cue shirt ad other t erlinl., and the sum of 31., the property sad mes lit e l ; L a l , John Holbrook and another, with in to defraud. The prisoner pleaded guilty, He was sentenced to penal servitude for three years on each indictment, the second sentener ermuseedne at the termbition of the first—bring peel servitude for six years. THE POLICE COURTS. [WAY= OP 1101.101701111 AND Weems PAIMICSLAIS MI NZ OITAUID AT TM 017101 OF 7 . 10 011717 1111MThil, 00010 OP laseelleTrOe liumrdeu.l.-88103W.] RI7PTS. OW= Iran, filaffeedetweet, Bondet, surgeon. to ssoreader Nov. St, at IL (Moan Dian, Wignsore.street, Gaimidishopliare, watchmaker, Nov. 17, at IL Rim= mama warn. Randolph-road, Paddington, geo thermic, Nov. 16, at Ig WILLIAN SIM" New Romney, Kent, plumber. Nor. 10, at 12. Jon STILL, Margaretetreet, Careudishequare, and Ilamptoo. read, VW/ Neiloway, Named vietnaLaw, Nov. 10. n 4 11. hums Nouse lloorrots, Stanstead Cerise% Booklnurt.hill, cabinet minute:to i,Nov. 19 at 12. BAiront Moon., Coleirses, Imusbory, grocer's warehouse man, Nov. W. at 12. Bowe TlirtiliT Walalo3lllool.rol, JaciWaCeffeeheMe.36lo, lane, corn factor, Nov. 19, at 12. Room 80aritai. Greet Herrattagestivet, Wapping, hoodding home keeper, Nov. 4, et U. Room M 1 Mamma Amer/U. Bermondsey New-road, and Holy. wettionef Miasmata& bundler. Nov. 19, at 11. JOUPH Ml m oir, w 4x=opier, bootmaker. Nov. 19, at 11. Hasa! H , ey, bundler, Now. 19, at I. 103111 DAN, Eighrtrest,Chertam, coal dealer, Nov. 111, at 1. Jona FRAMS& Conaptonetreet, Burton-creseeso, hormiOnger, Nov. 1904 L 11.111119 Prat, Praedetreet, Paddin, tailor. Nov. 16, at 2. Namur Cumin, leather-Lae, Hatboro, Homed victualler, Nov. NI st, [IMST JAM= illoommt, Lee, Lam apothecary , lice. 17, M MO Earl, Fituoy-plam, fitgrey-eq., baker, Nov. SE et C. Jose Jewish Brldge-row,Bers, late grocer, Nov. L, at 2. JAM Suer gems, .Sall sad Oserge Tsp. DatWord, N0r.16,M L loos MANIA% Croydon, aoctionger, Nov. U, at IL HWY litudib, Wimbledon, as ogr, Nov. 22, at 1. WILLIAM WM, Gowerst banister, Nov. SS, at L WILLIAM Wit& Hainosteadrd, dram's wagon& Nov. l& at 2. 211011111131MN1M7, Soothing, Hants Mtektarner, Nov. le. at 2. ToolgAs MBA& gaga lon, Hastings, Actual/sr, Nov. It, at 111019.1111 Nauss Come Church-wed, Hackney, patter, • Nov. ail. Celsius WAIIIIIOOI9. ord, watchmaker, Nov. 27, at M. Thomas MmionAty Reams Ilal rialtiro, Nov. 16, at it hilly Serious, scrivener, Nov. IS, at It DAVID NII4IOII, ef reedScine, Nev. lkat 11 lour BaNJAMI NAM, Wier. Nov. IS, at Tirun. Dellekh , huckster, Nov. IT. at IL t AVM glionesslar . .vicissoller, No v. IS, et 11. I ,l ,oo a rd Z=n2 a Ztrktr g2l. JAMBS PANNOr_Uwllferlo lo 9 999 6 ov. 17„si 11. Orman Iseall Rem; 19981194 ".• 4 . 14 JOHN Ogigg, Uverieel. Nov. mow 11. Joon PAIGE= HAM, L wiratiotlea issrehant, N0v.13,1411. JOHN Gam in. __Heywood. Wilke, Nov. 20, at It Joan LOID. . Nov. at JAM= 969. 1a =1/99. 199191 'abet at 12 - Honor Dams and Bunn Denton, Nov. Laricasidre, Joiner, Nov. 17, at It Hoarse Bouritoii. Nov. 19, at 10. JOLLA HOINIRY,WIpa, Isalishin, teacher. Nov. 19, at 9. JAN 111105, Hines Lyra, ZOSlalant's clerk, Nov. 11, at U. BMW. W0r11111022011, Oldham, Lancashire, machine maker, Nov. 10, at It. learn SALI OIOI 7. BorrOgrolli, DeMpalt,Prower, Nov. 19, id IS JOHN IMMO= Derby JOHN Otease. Derby, j commlerion age .l9 , M nt, 12. Nos 19, at 12. oiner, Nov Wltiltd Ifflunktaals Manchester, Moser, 1t.,. lid. • Mei • • ,WILLIAM Limon, Chorltan&poo-Medlock, Ma —maids', bon ranee tierk,Nov. M 9i. ;C111111099121 W , rid , Iliodingdos,fordeners $.. Ml. Al. DAM, 10MM/der, Bristol; lionised Nov.lo,at it, 'Rows W*9l, Birmingham, farmer, Nov. W. al& 111MAMLionittint Bath, boot:raker, Nov. la, at 11: 'OIO6OOOALMI.M. Oidnaborough, Lincoln, painter. Nee. IS at 10. 2111919 SCOW, Banbury, Oxfordshire. carpenter, Nov. It, at 10. liOrmuntiuil, Amble, Northumberland, grocer,lov.lo.MlL Join User, Renimr, Molitgommatdre, nlasterer4Nor 18, et 10. lianoT WiTalr, Devereoort, Essex, licensed victualler, Nov. 19, at 12. lower Dom Wallbottlei Northumberland. gardwasc, Prow. U. d a • • Jam Nowa W Isseadilis , Nev. 19, at IL Buis= W Nwr.lll, at 10. 84allaL W herdesakee. Nov.% 10. Won Lim sm., Nev. 26, at 10. JAoon HARM Vldertattj s crtage, , Nov. 18 1 at It. loam , Nov. 18, at IS. Jams langssegn, . seat Swim Nor. 17. st IL 1021111416niffeaD. ,Weirordsh.„Wwww.Nov.l9,MlS. timer Mu. Wei f ee[ retailer. Nov. la, at It, 84101. lanais fihropeh.. farmer, N0v.14, at 12. Hilage akent. miner, Nov. 14, salt JONI F , bulkier , Nev. 99. at It. Jon. Di A t i gnialtfax. Yorkshire, millwright, Nov. 70, at la HIM Hadderlitlaid, joiner, Nov. 16, at 10. Monti nu, iluddenfield, clothdremas Nov. 16, at 10. Nauss Hudderalleki, notate, Nov. 4, at 10. Enazer 191110119, Dartmouth, bootoisker, Nov. ,_at 11. 0.0191 BMWS. Cranteld, Bedfordah., labourer, Nov. LS, MIL LAST XXAMINATIONS. Inc. 10. C. J. J. Forster, Gnat Towereiroet, Oti sseu scest e ed aggeeant—Dse, IL B. Harris, Barrowmed sad Deo. 11. B. Crooke, Turnhunveso, Mishikass, late grocer—Dec.l2. R. T. Wallace, W Stegm, colonist broker—Dec. 12. H. /ticket, Crswi road, licensed victasller—Nov. 20 B. WIC grow-kill, ouster toothier—Nov. ItJ. Roberts: Thetessitrest, S'alworth, badmen sgent—Nov. it J. filoothrLAaorttnamess road. Clerimmill. e" egerosegmes--Nor. IL H. Ifordolk street. Strand, masts, mariser--Nov. W Ighlidast minike, coal merchant—Nov. 27. A. 1.. Rohn, ivory worker—Nov. IT. W. Marlow, Numbs, W il = l iM carter—Nov. M. W. Harrison. Leicester market Dec. 1. Y. Phillips and W. M. PIIIBpa. 0 maltsters—Dec. 1. J. Davies, go, Pembrokeshire. medical trot—Dee. If. Cropper, Halifax, Yorkshire, wonorscturer—Dec. 4. D. Shaw, Hudderadoki, glom—Des 4. H. Darnley. Cleekbeaton, Yorimhire, en agoot—Dett 4. 1. Hint Mandan. Yorkshire, woollen nassodactunr—Dae. 4. W. IPDowall, Bradford, Yor easomercial Iramillar—Des 4, T. Wilkinson, Illillbobna, Y coheir aplenor—Dee. 4. J. Tempest, Bradford, Yorkshire, —Deo. 4, 1. Moore, Poellingtom Yorkshire, draper—Die. 4. 0. Applayard and X. Parkin, Leeds, cureless—Dec. 4. W. Yeadon, Yeadoo, York shire, cloth manufactwer—Dee. 11. J. 001, Bradford, Yorkshire, draper—Dec. 4. G. Dame, Xistbeuton and Huddersfield. York shire, skirt manufacturer—Deo. 4. O. W. Ramadan, Bradford, Yorkshire, dud dealer—Nov. 25. T. Prost, Maccleelleld, Chs. Mire, builder—Nov. 10 J. C. Nipper, Nominator, @aloe printer—Nov. 27. IL CYtYeem, South Shields. shipowner—Dec. 7. W. Allis, Grantham, IJaoolnshire, inokeepar—Nov. M. J. Bottooley, Little Jioltoo, Lancaehire ig. ersrper —Deo. 21. R. W. Davenport, Mauch, eheinisi—Nov. Mt J. Kettle. Derby, miller—Nov. ft it. Pigott, Derby, bawler— Nov. IS. W. Winn, reorvAey Colliery, Durham, adner—liov. Wary Stilborn, Yolks's; Yerkshire, honsekeeper—Nov. 17. J. Barnett, Jim, Lowe, Warwiekrhire, butcher - Nov. W. C. KW, Hereford, grocer—Nov. 30. 1. Day, Brisk& butcher—Nov. 30. H. Smart, Bristol, beer retailer—Nov. 30_A. Andrews, WWI, boot maker—Nov 20. J. Brightmao, Upper Gravenhurst and Clop. had, Bedfordshire, market pidimir —Nor. 25. D. Shur and J. Sharp, Leeds, rag grinders—Nov. 18. T. titoldlestos, Orgeford, Deabigkahlre, book-keeper—Nov. It 8. Radcliffe, Haddonfield, Ma demise—Nov. 19. F. P. Coed, reldsouth, Devonshire, taller— Dec. 9. G. Brown, Tetford, Lhaeoloshire, shopkeeper—Nov. IL J. W. Whitfield, Ryde, lob of Wight, emitter—Dee. 3. J. Thompson, Barnsley, Yorkshire, Photographic arE l4 - 116 L F. Elmo, Barnsley, Yorkshire, joiner—Nov. 17. H. Andrew, St. Ives, Cornwall, master mariner—Nov. 21. J. 'Memos Waken, St.aordshire, brass dresser—Nov. 20..7. &allows, Wrentham, gat. folk, thatcher—Noy. Ito. Taylor, Weetbromwich, mine agent— Dec. 9. W.Turner,Readbm,Beimhtremanure manufacturer—Dre. 2. J. Hopkins, Llangattook, Breeonshire, blacksmith—Nov. 17. W. Fletcher, Therehstoke, Montgomeryshire, Innkeeper—Nov. 10. W. Warman* Illiastowstreet. Islington. messenger to the Lord Chancellor—Nov. So. 16. Emerson. Hinge Lynn, Norfolk. mariner—Nov. W. W. N. Pyaroft, Torrington St. Clement, Nor folk, Nov .br—Nov. 20. M. Direay, West Winch. Norfolk, brick layer—. M. W. Horded, Hardwick, next North Ronetoo, Norfolk, market gardruter—Nov. 20 J. Clark, Sloes Lynn, Norfolk, gonamlth - Nov. 19. N. Unswortb, Warrington, Luca. shire, corn dealer—Nov 19 J. Plant, Lower Whitley, Cheshire, beerbouse keeper—Dec. 9. D Fidler. Aldennanbury, clothier Nov. 24. Y. B. illupley. jun., Nottingham, tanner. DRCLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. I, =wpm*, Kean GOLDWAMM, Birmingham, jeweller-Ist dividend of 4d., any Tuesday, at Whitmore's, Birmingham. Hamar Bann, Mokoupou.Trent, grocer -Ist dividend of fifd.. any Tuesday, at Whitmore's. Birmingham. WILLIMit HOLM, Birmingham. picture dealer-Ird dividend of 7-16 d., any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham. Thomas liganstsa WitsOx Citorr, Snittertield, Warwickshire, susgeou.4st dividend of 10d , any Thursday, at Klemm% lima llir =on and Jaa,e DODOSON, Huddersfield, sistautse- Miring chemists-Ist dividend of as. Pd., any Tuesday, at Car rick's, Leeds. WILLIAM Mows, Durham, dealer In music-Ist dividend of Is. Ind., any Saturday, at Baker's, Newesidloupon-Tyne. Hamm Yams, Chester-katreet. draper -Ist dividend of 4s. 64., any Saturday, at Baker's, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. WiLLIMa Caoella, Tiverton, Detomhire, innkeeper-dividend of Is. 601., Nov. 13, and any &whoop/out day, at Daw, Jells Sew-dividend of Is. 611, any day, at Bramwell, Dtuiuun. WILLIAM WILLIAMSON-0/4nd of 111. Sd., any day, at MOM well's, Durham. IaaDUiCB CALDCLIVOM-dbidentl of fa. ed., any day, at Bram well's, Durham. DIVIR/201 . 1 . , BAIL COURT—Nov. 3. Sittings at Nisi Prim at Witstralwakr.—(Before Mr. Justice Crompton and a Cosmos Jul.) This was the first day of the first sittings in term. The list ooutains only 18 entries ; 13 of them are miasmas and only five new causes. Of these mine were mottled sad struck oak end others were made remsmelsi sod the moor& withdraws, in mammas* of the parties sot being ready. ROBINSON 11. TEA GREAT WISTRIN RAILWAT COMPARE AND This was ea action for ei7s7niiand Übe Imprisonment. The defendant pleaded lint, sot guilty ; secioadly, afortillestion, alleging that the plainti ff and a mu named Morrie ware he the employ of the company, and that Morgan eemenitted • felony, and that If *Grath, • servant of the compeny, had reason to believe that the plaintiff was aiding and abetting Morgan, and that be wee asocedingly taken lab embody. Mr. Setjeent Ballantine end Mr. illatyre were counsel for the plaintiff ; Mr. Hawkins, Q. 0., and Mr. Clarke were counsel for the defecidents. The plaintiff had bees for three or four years • meant in the company's employ, and on the day in question Nivel engaged at work in one of the company's luggage vas.. Smother porter, whilst soppd in another me. took. me the learned serjeant mid, an improper fancy to a portmanteau, and abstracted from it • pair of trousers. He wee d end when marebed the Yews,. were found silos li hr be wee encordingiy examitted. M'Oneth, who wee also in the company's employ, mosidered that the nIEI2IIII, from his position, must have been ewers of the robb2 6 7: gave him into onstady ea aiding and simetieg io the The defence was that, hem the poaitiou of the pardon. Waroth had reasonable end probe cause for giving the plaintiff into custody. The jury returned • verdict for the plaintiff—damps, 23/. COURT OF COMMON PLIAL—Nov. S. Milting, is limo—Melon Laid and JIM,* Bria aad Jainism, William, BMA, sad Seating.) ' TIM V. DARKZEL—CONYLVISO A KAI AS A LUNATIC. The piebald in Ude ease was a beaker at Otaaberwell, sad the &deadest wen relieving dicer el Lambeth. Os the 24th May the dafeadast, with some einitants, Went te this plaintiff's home end nerved his. to the lanais woad of the without*. when at the end el four dap be• had en Mimi of rheumatic goat, whisk Gamed hi &teethe some days longer, when be wee diseharpd, k being found that he was a/ wand mind. radar these eireamstanees the *Miff chimed damages ice hie imprismoanent. The defendant's ems wee that the plaintiff had get into a very excited 'tats in ceesequence of exceed,* Itr W&G, sad that hi daughter, a girl al 1 7 H , and also the asighboars, oresplained to the de. fondant. s told the daughter to apply to a magistrate, bat that functionary sent her back to his to deal with the mesa She minced a oertilicate of a dotter, which stated that the plaintiff was of amend mind, a disease which was aggravated by &fah ; that be was tight to le at lame ; that be was outrageous, sad was emo tionally threatening hi owe life and that of his &Mum' As the magistrate would Dot set, the dshedaat went and' inquired of the neighbours, and was infanta* by k pude man that tie piminta was very violent, and bad threatened his children. Ueda the,. 14011101VVROSI be wee et to the workhouse. Mr. Bain, the math exist, said tit I was not mil tours Ave der ohm die iihmodast wor tank ! to the workhouse that the coashisioa wee arrived at that he I was of sound Mind. 'He was violently excited, bat was sot; stbaciad by the delirium tremeas. The trial of the watt* took pleas beton Mr. Justice Baka, when it was admitted I that there mast be • verdict for the plaintiff botame fhb defendant bad ant ossplied with the ptevilme et the • Lunacy Act ; but it was submitted that be having mid for I the benefit of the dmlendant and his family, eassimal would meetthe MMus, •of th anes. Thejtry, having= , tie plaintiff 201/ dump& The nosetioa now wen whether I a rale to reduce the damages to a nominal amount should • be made absolute. Kr. Bret appeased bo show cause ; end Mr. Beriesat BuJJaatine to support lass rule. Yr. Justice Ryles maid he feared that the ddesdant might; have suffered in consequent of a smer4oa from the bevel, that ties plaietirs daughter mhos.M ao6 be willed to gore widow, against her father. The Court, alter some cliscimsioe, maid that the queetion of damages was one within the province of the pry?, and tt, would not be jastidable to interfere with the verdict. Rule discharged. 1111388 V. COSPIIIEBT.-DBANATIC COPTIUGHT. Mr. M. Chambers, Q. 0., said that this was an 'Wok avast Mr. Conquest, tie proprietor of tits Grecian Theatre, to mover a penalty fee his performing without leave the' deems of Sprtng•keeled Jim!, of which the plaintiff was the proprietor. The cam was tried before Mr. Baron Bissn-1 well, at Croydon, and his hada* directed a smelt, It being on that 00014:1111objeded that the aasigement of copy right to the plaintiff had not been registered, and that the' aasignment wee not is proper form. The properit hoverer, was foe a Ma to aster a verdict for the plaintiff for 40s. The Court granted a rule for this purpose, but they re lamed an applioation fora rule to enter a verdiai for the wacisanount of the profit derived by the defendant from the representation of the piece -301. Rule accordingly. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Nov. S. BZCOND COURT. Sittings at Nisi Prins at Wastasinstar.—(Befine Mr. Baron Martin and a Common Jog.) This wee the Brit day of the attires. Tipore Iran only twelve entries, eigkt et whisk were ends rernanote, with draws end struck out, sod eon undelended, leaving *sly three owe to he tried. HOPILIMON P. BMWS AID WWI. This wee an &Aim tor table imprisonmeet and also for aa ansaidh The defendants pleaded not goilty and a juatili mike. — Mr. ham and Mr. Bridgman ware annonal for the fhQ ; Mr : Gdfard waa counsel for the defendant. i;iW g ;«ei.7iilyasts of age, who had been in the employ el the defendant', who were feisolia• manufactories, haying a Mall in the 'Pantheon, Oxford street. On Punday, May 31. the plaintiff went out for a walk with the defendant's wife by invitation, and when in Renter-streek Brasswirempaare, she took bar into the Lome of Mr. V. Lewis, an attorney, where she charged her with felony. A bundle she had with her was examised, and she was questioned, mid afterwards taken te a raise. station, but acting under advice Ma. Burros declined to give her into custody. Bhe then aeorimpealed the platattff ' to her borne at her father's house, and samba bet bens, when the dsieudant's wife pointed oat two or three articles as being her property. Plaintiff's sisters, however, claimed them es their own, stating they had purchased them some considerable time before. The defence was that the defendants did not give ber into custody, and further, that she had admitted stealing various articles Naming to them. Suet:ally, however, a juror was withdrawn. The second action tried was an ejectment case, "Foe. sainemoreut v. Luarua," in which, after the jury had bees leaked up some hours, they were cliecharged, sot haing ads to ogres to a verdict ; and the other, " Met ee v. dm- AO ? " which was an 'shoe on a guarantee, in which tie verdict was for the plaintiff, with leave to the defendant to stove the court above. Neither ass presented any feature*/ intereat This finished the list for theme Maw. rm RB ALIIIID_LUON. Wham this owe, which appeared in the peremptory paper, was called on, cone at the parties eppeared. The Lord Chief &roe used that the alidavite in this cue contained grave charges against an attorney, which ought to be answered, and if they were not, he ought to be punished. The court would neither discharge the nle *or strike out the case. If the parties who brought forward the matter deserted their duty, the wart would sot sailed its, bat would either pleas it is the hands of the Atterser. General or take some other steps for the purpose of the case being inquired into. The court would not allow the matter to be smothered by the parties sot appearing or taking any notice of it. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Nov. 3. yn taw JUDGIL The court met this marsias kr the Int thee after tbe holidays, lied Air JSISIS Mod Wilda the new Judge Ordinary, took bis mat on the beech. There wads a very I Imp atteeciseas, both of the bar sad of the geseral The Registrar for the term, Mr. lliddlaton, baring read the heaved judge's letters patent of appointment, The Queen's Advocate (Sir R. Phi l) soot sod mid— My Loid, perhaps your lordship will permit me to offer • few obernations to the coon before it proceeds to its ordi eery bulimia. We mks today, for the first time sinus this antra was constituted, the premises of that judge whose ea modes een sad comoisatioas amiduity so moulded, foresid, and shaped it@ pranks and twocedus, tbat it wee enabled to diesharp the fasetions for whi c h it was created. It may possibly be known to your losilehip the answer which thr 0111•Woll Orsini/Oil pre en hie iostalment is Mike to the coseratulatioes of my pre& cessor, that that loused judge an ti cip a t e d so prom :sated period of existence; but little did he, mud little did I wben sitting his bedside a few smooths ago, M i nt whim ha seemed recovering from the effeets of his maddest. that I had beard his voice and seen his bus ler Me last time ia life. It seems to be oily decent and Ma a s that en this 03 . easion some public tribute should be paid to his awry in this the Kees of hie cueetant Gallatin& Sir Cromwell Cromwell was sot a faultless judge, and if be ware Units be would have dimpled the flatterer who geld Nes *gabs was; GUILDHALL. Jolts ifurpky, • collector, wee ottargedbeloce Alderman Challis with onbutling various small amount.nesived by him dais' it,' last five years on behalf of the Royal Liver FriendlySor9a4y, his euthilyers, the amount of the alleged defalcations bong estimated: at about 001. a year upon an average. Mr. Metcalfe appeared for the promotion, and Mr. Sleigh for the deface& The facts elicited with regard to **charge were, that the prisooer wits employed by the Royal Liver Flimsily Society as collector, at a ocounisim ef 26 oat. so the amount collected, and that is • incristy of faeMnew he had resolved sums of ld., SA., and &L esti Iron persona in a very humble sphere in life to assure cutsia allowances in sickness and at death, some of which sums he had wholly failed to account for, and portions of ahem be bad withheld ; and it was chows that the totals in his eollecting.book were iseenest, and that the entries wean so arranged se to smith the pri• sonar to sacertain elneost at any moment the must he had embeaded, a cypher Wag entered to denote a otheeription not paid, and two mall dashes to indicate a sutecription received and not accounted for. The prisoner was tried in September last cm three charges in connexion with several similar detalostiene, and acquitted on technical grounds, sad it wu alleged for the defame that both prossontines wen got up he a vindictive spirit, became the pnri.mer had exerted Ws Whims is favour of mother society. Altiermsa Ctallie was very such struck with the doom stances which trammired relative to the existence of the Royal Liver Friendly Society. It appeared there was 80,000 members in Leedom, Liverpool, and other plan, about half that number residing in London. The grow income of the swi r l was 77,000 t. a year, and the worthy sideman wen ap endive that after paying nearly 20,0001. • year Dodos, for co lotion, besides rent for offices in Liverpool, Dublin, and other parts, expenses of management, ho., it would leave • balance altogether Insufficient to meet the claims on the society if it ma intended to biome a perma nent institution. . Yee. Yetcalf~ explained that although the commission seemed high, the money was collected in arch small amouste and by gabs round from house to bows in the very poorest Neighbourhoods that is nolle so o sar eald not be dare foe Imo la the present Umberto* the had bees bye yesse the watt'' , employ, sad as r bad been ascertained be bad appropritad to his own um subscriptions to the mom, of IL per week. Slaw the defakations bad bees discovered the sweaty bad bees called upon to pay 401. upon policies which had been cancelled in the belief that the holders were is arrears, whereas the prisoner bad regularly received their anbecriptious. Alderman Challis said he should commit the prisoner for trial on all the charge*. It was • 'root heartless and cruel offetocei, inasmuch as the poor people who insured spirt calamity bad nothing but the card on which was entered their =headpieces as they were paid to show they were not in arrests, and if that were last their claims on the society could not be proved or enforced. He suggested. farther, that the company should change the collectors and their district* from time to time, so that any deficieocy by one collector might be detected by hie suocamor before it leeched a serious amount. . . . . . Te.";;;;;i7na committed for trial, bail being refried for his ',peerage*. Thomas Allen, a clerk in the employ of Mr. H. H. Hard, the Recorder of Hastings and Rye, was charged before /Warman Challis with the following offences : Mr. Louis Lora appeared for the defence. Mr. Butterworth. a kw bookseller and publisher, of Fketekest, said Mr. Burst, of the Temple, was indebted to Idin for law book' to the amount of It. 7s. He rot in the invite* produced, bat had not authorised the prisoner or aey re else to write the receipt which it now ram, neither had he received the money. Polireenstable Hall mid be received the invoke and re ceipt produced from Mr. Butterworth, and upon asking the prisoner to whom he paid the moor, he admitted he had not paid any one. At the prisoner's lodger he found two duplicate' relating to a droning. case pledged for 4., end some articles of jewellery pledged for U. The property in question having been produced, Mr. Hurst said—About the end of September bat I wee at Barrington, and sent up a Post-oaks order to the pri. 'ref for 31., with directions to pay Mr. Butterworth's ac count and other little matters. When I returned to town I asked him for the receipts, and after various:nue and delays he produced two receipts, one of which was for Mr. Butterworth's account of 11. 7s. About the came time he missed a dressing-ere, containing, besides the fittings, several articles of Jewellery. The prisoner said he krw nothing_ about it. The dressing-cue produced is the same I lost. Tin value of it whoa new was ifs. It having bees shown that the property in queries was pledged by the prisoner, he was fully committed for trial. SOUT II WARN. Maynard Crawford, a young woman, about 25 years of = charged brought before )Ir. Combo for amid ermisatice, with attemptieg to commit micide in the street. It appeared from the evidence of Policeemetable 170 L, that on Monday night week hie attention was called to the prisoner Bitting on a door-step in Broad-wall. She was ap. }smelly asleep, but when he roused her up he found that her face was quite black. sod that she was nearly iron disk. On further examination he found that she had tied bar garter tightly round her neck. He immediately cot it, eel conveyed her to the station-house, where she soon re. several her torsional:es'. . _ Nov. 211. G. F. Osmond, Wardour, Wiltshire, end dee'er-Nov. 90. C. Gerd', Argyle4treet, Regenbstreet, tailor-Nov. H. Epsom, guerey, saddler-Nov. 19. P. B. Hollineherd, GUl bead. Lancashire-Nov. IS. E. Lawson, Sheffield, bootmaker- Noe. IS. G. °sheens, Sheffield, bouuneker-Nov. 18. A. Waimea hobo.. Sheffield. scheolumster-Nov. 18. W. Grandy, Shaleld, grocer-Nov. la. J. 11.11illan, Sheffield, whip maker-Nov. 18. X Layton, Sheffield, bootinaker-Nov. 18..1. Hodeffinaon, act geld, publican-Nov. 19. S. L Jones, Bridgeatreet, Carmarthen shire, grocer-N0v.19 G. Forty, Mangershery, Oloseedershire, 1"k - Nov. 11. C. Townsend, Birmingham, surgeoa-Nov. 18. irercett, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, timber merchant-Nov. 16. T. Dodpon. Leeds, builder-Nov. 26. H. Jones, Salford and Eccles, Maceakire, pawnbroker-Nov. 14. R. Rumen, Southern does, Otimorganalre, Innkeeper-Nov. 18. W Newman, Hid diewich, Cheshire, grocer-Nov. 18. J. Tomlinson, Over, Che shire, set maker-Nov. 23. W. G. Barnes (separate estate), Ikeolpb.lazes, Cagy, and Southampton, provision ineraant-Nov. 14. 8. Stocks. Huddersfield, woollen cloth mercliant-Nov. Q. AL Byers and T. Byers. Sunderland, shipbuilders. PARTNKRSHIPS DDISOLTED. R. G. Yoga& J. Vegan, Jen , and C. Yoga& H®-wharf, Doak. bled, corn reerchanta, solar as regards.l.Vogan.pub-H.Benatien and J. R. Warren, Bouverieetreet, City, advertising agents-T. Pete J. T. WaDon, and A Bolton, Garter court, Barbican, bookbinders-Sophia Walker and Henrietta H. Tuck, Richmond, boardinghouse keepers-8. Lang, Jun. and X Lang, Coombeintepahead. Devonshire, an Bnstol, cider eserchente- C. C. Burrows and J. Bell, Liverpool, estate agents-W. Hough. ton and T. Taylor, Manchester, paekmg case makers-A. Prit chard end R. Burdon, Derby, black lead manufactorers-J. Archer and 8. Archer, Darlaston, Steffordabfre, screw menutsc aarara-b Wright, J. Statham, and D. Statham, Newbold Verdes, leimateralre, steam threshing machine proprietor.-W. amend U. Um, Lelosater, haberdashers-J. liamsbottem and J. Haworth, New Accrington, Lancashire, mechanists-P. *Works and W. IL Walker, Osieteercial Works, Rotherhithe, grease reanme-T. L Nett end J. Bryant, Bristol, tea dealers-F. Bankart, H. Baskin, and A. Hankie, Britcm Ferry, Olemorganshire, and atassnee lane. Lombard-onset, copper smelters, an far as regards A. insukart-T. Limey, Hey dock, and T. Baleen, Oswaldter istle, lancsahlre,cloth manufacturers, so far se regards T. HalllweH- J. and T. Peacock, Lupus-erect, Pintlice,drapers-W. Howard and T. Banks, Penz le garrey, nurserymen , and Beck- a cme Keel, cowkeepers-8. and J. Brown, Manchester, ealllwrights-H. Kirk, P. Kirk. . Kirk, sad T. Mem, Wont- DR. DE Joitait's LIGHT-BROWN COD LIVER Os ingtem, Celaberland, bar iron manufacturers, so far as regards -The late Dr. Pereira thus esyre.sa the Terms for preening P. Kist and T. Dineen-J. Homed and T. Howick, Hove, Seem Dr. de Jonghli oil (-" It wan aattag Ibe the author of the best carpenters-J. H. Kidd sad H. Brogden, Belford, Lancashire, asslysis and investigates, into Ifes properties of Shim oil should weePaof Millin loolo rem himself be the pirveyorof this Impartant medicine. The oil is SCOTCH 811411718TRATIONI. of In very finest quality, wiastbor considered with reference to MIAMI BAOI, Hamilton, Lanarkshire, Joiner, Nov. &at the fan eeieee. snow., ea aboddeal peamar. ; y sauira,l • Ilemliese 1011 (Attlee', Hamilton. slad ter imadkadal awsposos so dose ea oan it procured.- gem ciiiaLss AURIANDRK, Edinburgh, nurseryman, Nov. 9, at la aspoolod leeks. ORAL. Y. W.. sad Be., by Dr. de Dowell& sad Lyon ' s ltOnna, Edinburgh. dam. Hamad. Yd 27, @m o d , rdiaas, and aa. CiTuradit 'WHAM.. Edinburgh. roach builder, Nor. 9, at Dowses sod Lyou's Rooms, Edinburgh. 'Mr. Combs (toThTipriioner)—What have you to my for making such a wicked attempt on your life Prisoner—l am very sorry, sir, but I bad been drinking. Ur. Combs (to the enautable)—Do you know anything about her? Constable---T know that elm walks the streets. iir7C o tab • (to the pewooed—Have yaw any Mends ? Prisocer—No, air ; bat a lady visited sew when in gaol, sad has promised to get me into an institution if you would be kind eciougla to discharge me. Mr. Combo—What institution is it? Prisoner—la WoitAtreet, Farringdon-strest, sir. If Igo Ibis morning the lady will meet me there. Mr. Combs discharged her. and directed the Meer to accompany her to the institution in question. Mary Ann Leader, a married women, was next o with attempting to out her throat. She had been remanded to Hommeonger.lans gaol for • weak, and now she expressed her repot, promising to go bane with hoe husband, and sot (marvel agate The husband having amored his worship that he believed obi would keep her premise, Mr. Combs ordered her to be gives up to him, sad they let the (smut together. MARKETS. TALLOW.—TUZSDAT Evsonso.—Tbs lostkat loss steady tonlay. Jaustus7 to /Loch. 445. 6d. ; Muck, 450. Dam" to Lot snob& 184 cook s ; mitosis, 1,071 conks. OOTTON.—Ltvearoot, Nov. 3,—The demand to-day bee beat very limited, and prima have given away a MILK per lb. on all descriptions. The sake are 4,000 bales, of which 2,000 are on speculation and fore:port. 200Araerican, 280. to 22d.; 3,000 Stoat, I9d. to 204d_. ; ; 200 Egyptha, Mto Md. The week's import is 9,301 balsa. COTTON ROODS-ILincirrersi. Nov. 1-71te rime le the Beak rated Menet to 5 per apt. has bed • denied WM in dunking operations la the Liverpool 111064011 market, and hie stvie gl y 'Sleeted the yarn and cloth market. la yam we have bad • decidedly quieter market. Them are a good may ceders in band for shipping, hat the holden of them seem disposed to bold them back till they see how far prime will made. Some few 'pima who did not sell Let week (when they might ban dem) are dimmed e s id. per lb. leme today than they would hem dose lost Friday. The market, however, wpm the whole, is toiembly erns la sop (home trade) yarns prim are gd. lower, end in some no rather sore. e s reports remind hen from Liverpool Mem is seminally fd. per lb. lower ; ia some Mimes mac, and be the sloth market this has napped banana mom elseidedly than in yarn. Up to iiikezday last ere had • into dimmed, though • good deal in it sees for sposaimiak it saw fair rates. Today prior have dim way, red ams comideesidy lower. La is.. inetanne • sellers have berm wiilisg to take 6d. per pipes lower this es Frier. /he quotation of embers an sominelly ovelingsd, many of ear menedesibtrers being still well eamed with cedes. WM. prism me lower is is' arse when winufactoress have bees peodeshas with the view at mooting the Misery deemed, end where holders ban stocks which they had take mealsedon. WOOLLEN.—Lumm Nov. 3. —Tin mks& beds, here tom ally Mdiffereatly attended, mad • limited snout of frodameles beim tieseseted. la the soketrod hall tweeds dad ilegoarde appeared to rule the dammtd ; is the white, fire side inquiry wee for heir liMe, with • @prickling of *Mop end ether henry hakes. Rates motion* firm NANDFACTMUNI. B uDagsterm n, Nov. 3.—Th e gost mouth has been one en the whole in which • more thee average business hes been turned over, evas7 breach shoat io the woollen trade beteg bug. To-day, however, tootters seem to be reversed, the advance of discount@ yes. tardy having ado • g street on the market. Buyers make selection in those patterns required toeoseplate and the general trade is quite dull. Wool.6.—Ni7Dlluaßlit.D, Nov. 3.— . The wool trade is much quieter, but deem. anticipat 'banes at the forthoomieg isles in London, hold auk for extreme rates. 001114.—Hou, Nov. 3.—At to-day's market a moderate =of English wheat, which sells freely at fully hst currency. Foreign Blare inquired miter, especially ass whits, bat the tenacity al holders prevent' any extent griteminesa. Barley unaltered. Beans mid pan rather . Oats dial, sad prime in favour of balers . The qa happens het week are u under :—Wbsat, 1,019 q ; . 4,827 ; beans 180 .c 45 :20 293 ; tares, 128 ; lime r ed; 4, ; ripened, 246 ; oil q)w, toes ; hawk 617 tons. LUNN NOV. 3. —We have i fair sale for fine English yellow and white wheat, at an advance of Is. from the rates of last Tuesday ; secondary runs remain as last Mimed, with but a poor demand for them. A quiet market for barley ; prices as before. Bleu and other articles Bell is retail without allemtios is value. Livuaroot., Nov. 3.—We hive bad a very good at. Madame of both town sad eauntry millers and dealers at to play's market, and wheat hes met a steady consumptive 0 4 4c 4 :7 at the full prime of Friday last. Flour has rather pi better sale, and good superfine must be quoted 6d. per barrel dearer ; Free& Is offered freely at late rates. led= pan would be taken readily at Friday's quotations, hat there ass no Rollers under fully 3d. per quarter advance. Oats and lostessid ere held firmly as the recent improvement. Been, ,peas, and barley remain without alteration . Market closes firm ; weather still very wet. - - - UPI, Nov. S.—Weather is unsettled sod wet, with strung pier of wind from the nortb-weet. To this day's market the supply of wheat sou moderate; good con ditioned samples readily sold at fully last week's quotatiom Froth old wheat wee better sold than of late. Barley in fair supply, and value of malting unaltered. °Aiding samples ls. per qr. lower. Beans and oats as last week. Per qr. imperial to the power :—Wheat, white, new, 631 b. to Bebe. per Imperial bushel, 45e. to 465. ; ditto red, 631 b . to 64114., 40s. to 425. ditto red, old, 62Ibe. to 631t0, 40s. to 41a. Barley, best Chevalier malting, 6416 e. to tithe., 37.. to 39e. ; d itto, rasa Chevalier ditto. 5311 w. to frete., 33e. to 345. Oats Selbe. to 421ba., 225. to 265. Bean, to old, 63lbs e . to 651b5., 40a. to 44e. ; new, COB& to 641ka., 38s. 40. Nzweenu, Nov. 3.—We have bad an immense deg of nia since Saturday, and all the low lands are hooded. To day is dry, but threatening. At our market this morning we had a wed supply of new wheat from the growers ; sad, although the arrivals oosetwiae have also bens trifliag, the trade, airreethalme, ruled sluggish and very few tritium times resulted ; in the busimes done, however, about re cent rates were sustained. Flour a dull sale, but can scarcely be written lower. Malting barley unaltered, and the same remarks will apply to other articles. TRAYPIO RETURNS. 111/1,111111. 11.118 a Aa Mu. Total, Total, %so soolloril &mass 1881 llte Welk ending Aug. 43. 1 Indian • 66031 4,237 6,01 11,215 6,171 D lV i rgra d da r Og i .....2 1,0 1,342 4,215 Week ending Oct. 23. Gong !Irk= of Canada au 18,337 13,011 week O ct R. Cott sad Grow s WES WMtern 198 _ west en4l!ig Yew. 1. __ . 10 209 175 384 rs 8,854 7,511 Gina Lussaboarg ;codas fad LaaskvraU 1.,529 Zl4l 1,700 1,e12 North . 9 1,651 1,635 5,277 3,191 Oweestry and Newtown &flanltUoes & Newtown 50 669 03d 1,353 1;11 VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Brew from Cardiff for Shaugtme 93 days, Sept tat 6.13 L. lom 22.4 t W. Appal code, freed Cardiff for Adam II dma, Sept 211, 1at.6.41 N.. lam 296 W. D , from Liverpool for Guatemala 49 days, Sept. 6, lat. I/All7lon. 24.30 W. Diana (Dutch brtg), from CanNIT for Rio de Janeiro 14 days, bd. 49.49, lon. 9.37. rear Not, from Liverpool for Melbourne. Sept. 29 lat, S.S. N.. lon. W. Gleam from Olrgenti for Plymouth, Oct. SSA( Cato St. Mu) • . Bea Majesty, from London for Hoop Kong, Oct. 6, lat. 7 N 100. 27 W. Iserbrook, from Cape Town for London, Oet. 4. Jolla Augusta, of and from Sunderland for Ceylon SO days, Sept. 26, lat. 5.6 N SAT W. Leak (Hremeilinripee), from Valparaiso far Newcastle, Sept. 7t. lat. 6.41 N , 100 MS W. Pinola (tron schooner), from Clyde for Melbourne. Oct. 0, lat. I 4 N., lon. SOW. Soma, from London for Madras. Sept. IS, off the Cape de Verde Islands. . . Urre tt Yoce, or him), from lloog Kong for Liverpool, Sept. 5, laL S 5 &, lom 1910 Warp, from Smarm for Liverpool. Sept. 19, lat. 12 &, lam 10W. Movyinavre or AMwcAv Sales-or-Wis.--Tbe United States steam corvette IC • deter ship le the Toicarcra, is hourly expected at ttumtpten. The Confederate war-steamer Georgia, and the United States steam frigate Niagara, are also shortly expected at the same rt. The Niagara has been altered, sad is now one of the fastest steamers afloat. BIRTHS, 11ARRIAGNII, AND DZATBS, IRTHS. BALTTIIII.3I/3Y.—October 3 1. at M. John's Parsonage, Sesekt, the -.Soot the Ser. T. D. 11. Bata"ley, of a son. DE CRESPIONY.—Oetober SI. at Wyvenhoe-hall, Essex, the wife of Sir C. W. C. lie Crespigny, Bart., of a son. EDOELL—Oeteber Si, at the loyal Naval Hoepital, Basler. th , wife of Captain B. lkigell IL N., C. 8., A.D.C. to the Queen- of a eon. MlDOLEY.—Nwasober 1. at Rhyl, North Wake. the wife of W. M. 11ldgley, lAq., of Bryutlnow, near Corwen, of a daughter. STEINMETZ—November 1, at Ileathlield, Blakey-heath the wife of 3. B. Steinmetz, Ken . of a daughter. nwasrox.—November 1, at Charlotte-street. POlll.llO W. ThUrsiou, of a son. MARRIAGES. BOOTH—OARDNBIL—October Si, at St. Pears, Addlcstone. l l the Rev. W. Mooch, t 1 A. W. Booth, Lg., of H.R. Milder) Store Sta ff , to Florentla, daughter of Captain 0..1. Gardner, R.N., of New Ilan. JACKSON—LINTtrfT.—October 31, at the parish church of St. liarylebnne, by the rector, the Her. C. P. Eyre, T. C. Jukes!. Beg., of Wlmpoleatreet, to Louisa Ifambeth, daegbter of N- H. I.ott, kig., of Wietpoleatreek MLICER—HOWARD.—Decober Ea, at Si Paul's Church. Cam den-Nampa, by the Ray. J. H. Howlett. reader at the .11,4e 1 Royal, Whitehall, Francis Mercer, of Clayton strvet Newcastle-upon-Tyne, to Augusta, only daughter of the Zak John Howard, Reg., of If, Camden-reed Villas, Caundso-town, London, N.W. No arts ItTOILY-11AUOHAN.—Otiober 11, at Melville-street. Ulu' burgh, by the Very Res. N. B. Ramsay, Dean of Fahnbsc,:b. the Ker. Story. minister of Aneeneath, Dumbsrloosece. to Janet Leith, daughter of Capt. P. Manahan, late H.F.LC. , DEATHS. ANDRZWB.—November 1, at Sunderland-teentve, Westb"" 4 :; park. Bayswater, llajor-General Andrews, late of the L.P. Artillery, aged 7t GALE.—Noveinber I, at Andover, Miss Gale. Isle of CYJoiro' place, Loudon. aged 50 . 011BAV13.—Noraniber R at Harleyford-place, C7i:47r;;*.W. if*TC.iige7l S. 1101NCARTLL —November 1, C. fionicattle, awl., Wilt"' road, ladaton, aired 67. RlCH.—November 1, at latori-plaao, Adiabal ti. 10, b• sad 76, 6111TH.—Novisaber I, at loveroesa.read, BarwiLkr• 53 " . James Smith, widow of the late J. Smith, laa., of du Usurp Use Civil derviae, apd or _ hinted and fthillied b Wu.Limi [Me BALM ofd °' I Loinbard4tieet, is the City of Londmi, Fritter, Oinixo. to leottned-etreei, he the Precinct of Wtutetriarw . WinitIODAT, R 04 SBA. • 1 This Was le watt kae Waal ea Vlastk awl c 1 1 &LIMN* D oi Dods& T prosily fit+ =y r et freight 1.1 - 4 sir Satan knows tau =On D 0 trade, aim ran oat. MOIL I B-1.011 = lrby .. embalm JA BA U. LW&IA. 1 M j NZ Adi — ti sol beim Ki • SM sr : a l a it ; me siond Ikano, ma C. 1k /I Mt* 2 r M ;PIA 0.07 1 ai Win U. 17, u too= Goods. I 041 3 mi mol do ke 'C So Britt 01 11 ao Am or boa off Will Thumb, at 10 a.so - 1 7 Orlic 1.-roV Tor Co Nov. 7. — Wile rt e = TRE blab Id Deposit, Calls not ---- erpon Manche, BROKE Tempon This C carry nn went of private prinetpl. interesti fate and .._ ......_ The 11 consesin auspices able and a basins Nth all g rie :l l ' , absorb m Hemmen Mame s C upon to tYthoeny coyote, abroad, of each will aim agents s The C foreign WOW& - They the eon Agents a The s fllmitet of the I, to be m: by the Witham ropy pain ; t actual d 411; Soltrito Arnett to the E at the 1 Broken tuara e for has No. - To the Clean mac above samba' ' , Wad may an require Regt.te C°N! go. ;OA t the kir the Lor MOW CI Ale= • 00113 !0001•13