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

ibmweady told wither that elm haw she should be Ming for her mether. Rad OM the Wow beat her mother with a whip. Os am wee k s ebe tamed the demur, deammi had bees m 'Weedy beaten.—By • Juror: Dimmed . had &bast 7e. Id. per week to llve upon. • day Or two helm the whams Raked, by the • testes dinadess. Wit • gig if ;it was sot used. BM OS beetle ia aspaNy Mew day of the the, Mt ea E m bilawlog Siff all do swim amply belie is the vets. IMO Wit' el ai es Os alltem•wo whidi *ow . The pillow sad the the* Wad Is de yard were Wee beam whim wham west se bed. Kr. Dyne was ow WM to hie bed ben paralysis. Deemed was Ti Item os . MIA ate was very setie.—W. Dessitt said be wee a driebew el MA Dyes's. He resides ahem alb Sem hie Was. Rad Wen dm &wad ft sad albs • bees ANION pw kb du s merest the primmer bum agesalke her mether. The tisossold toes tad him that Ms primmer had awmgbod to stramle her, and mesas saw red made mewl lee meek. At about two (iamb to Tombs eserabee the Mews Oareeki ailed him op, saying the hems wee to the, mad hie ask would be blame to eleatL Upos NW' ee the hems be band all the doers m i ler mid lantisoiL Witness bed la farm omit one of the Acre. Whoa rho w =wr ia mmel the beck door, she did sot W oa about Ler having r i4 beasse to lee ad kavisg i cr ak eagerr them, she said, " Mae sty mother to me." The girl Corfield then We • made mil west to the beak tipor, a•id after s thw 'seeds th e NM bask artaaming "tubes dead, thee twat to death." Whom thus west oat. and foaud de. est= Is t: s o a red. Wltes the prisoner knew that Iry we the append quite ancemosrsed. She sew mid • Ina shmth leer rieedear the body was die. used. Rift WI he was awoke on Tuesday c a wi aa ll.tt by • agraam ars t a be a lbureet haerd psuat sa a 4s low nee . Psi =• Smog wadi WNW he get up and went set; he Kr. Dyeelk ad lewd the Wastes of the how In pad asethelota. The witness thee deposed to hada' de tailed Is thel yard. rne inquiry was proceeding whoa our peed was deegMahoil 001,1MeaL1. OF lalithaltD.—• correspondent tape: "hit. Crowder sad lfr. dekowisk, the liberal and ises mmelive casdidstes, have preeeented aa esergeac maths =WI Pod week. Yekawielt bag, however, re ben Mai* ea abbene, sad it is said will sot do as cot el salsas he bade good masa Who a belle f that be bas &Ware eafe _at the poll. That monk. however, come be be Kr. Ctowder's friends already dabs a maim* him both la the tows and outlying dis. Mies ; and dime whom* bast to to each matters sth slakes that usderlbeleest famiusble eirmantstances he would lave a aim. 26 to 30. It in dialled% to mem as *ammo _ et the eiram which hae been pulsed is Uskaant Kr. Sulbm's thanateble death. The tirmus lasso, la reseeded Waist as • private &diction bl u n ts :y e family is the plate. There has rarely bees as Wows of • nes, who mew* trem a tense of kW me tals worth and virtue had obtained so great affeettem as in. over the shade at • maatituesey. The With whisk he was regarded was equally honourable to de. Diner as& these whom be served as • removals. Wo Is gediamist, sad is • _example indeed to goblin we of may Part,. Os auldaY 6.1411°C° w the is =llebl:sh4traadalitheasesideath " m9pap ple tn ed aby 1 1 8 1::: ie dr bleeledli. The memeaties GI tows aese e mbled at r Is the= sad west to their place of worship by their maws and staff beams is ad with their makss of ode* covered meth map. akisemon, md town council ell more asps areas' bale, an t{ the pulpit, reading. Web, &A, were awed with Meek deth. • laneral hymn arm snag, aad the whole service was of the most solemn mad sitadag obaraeles. memeorennewrait. SLEJillra RCralasatTeTlor Or LCOIATNOTZR.—Yeat . rday a mooting of misuses eliertaisiai liberal elisions was held, to Mar from Kr. J. 0. Philliatire, ono of the osadidstes for tbo roporatatisa sf the borasp, a statement et his political The hors id patiaus, who was warmly received by ▪ lb ibilak, gisolarod himself desirous of t.briclaing the Vi.d=of the court, of poetisesn sad to the disgrace ry. of the law, sad o reforming the church by to the sualar sash sad opedeou of the bishops. _sight whirs as mach so they pleased, he said, bat shield unviaos his. that the stoney set apart for the engem of the inhabitants of this conc!ry was pro. Rely distributed, wills withia gips of the spires of Olga eastor Calbabg thou were hitioids sad tons of hundreds cobs had sow heard of a God. He declared Woolf is Mum of mama abrades, that &mid be rested as a basis molar, sad amid give ao sort of Christiaas a aver saideer. No thonghtlboinflorcoo of the obarolt Amason of oduathalsoMoonsokbaable. Ks deprecated the SUM hid est la luil i dis ir Sos N tar o Whom, which, ha said, Nam ortubibily a Kot le r, sad lavolibed wig Si woolina . Is annwer to a quatiss jot Ulla. to mil Mt= vote for universal =he tlos osoalvirli.soct i ty. sad that t i t the omit or= • Kopolsnale dietilla it probably I . rrald, this Wald be oldie to mimed ondloopt, sad the enemies of fusdoss would have .rather trtampi - Kr. Phi.liotore's ad dress was rumba ebb peat epgiewer, sad a resoltatioa, pro posed by Kr. Most, was miliimmody adopted " Thu the *asks of Si masa, bo pus Is Kr. Phial's's', and that is be lavitod to mos bewail sr soother slectioa." Three shun kr the iseramil geathima were riven sad the mist ime dimensi. The lime of Kr. Peel and Sir Edward Daiwa Lytle as atalwaly poossedina with their COWL*. ntnnelteriMillTlLV- Till COMO:MAL BEIMICI AT BRISTOL. A ear rhilloeriset whist yeenarday says—. A good dial c f :teliug bee been esonisore ed lictal. lu sonstqueses of a resolo- Ma moo lo by the dm end diaper to abolish daunting ha the esteloss et the cathedral. The cam 01 the resolutioa bas ant boo made home is say ellalal way, but it f. @ laud rerzueet ma tito lead papers to has. mime Isom Ike het of a air 'themes's popessions bawls' been ghetto prmater, who either has net the physical requisitee ter akenatio& er waste was them. The Ant aitastica was to have laen piers ea Kendal last, cad the matter havian wade ewe stir la the dty, and it befog oein.d abroad that me of the mans, ohm duty it was ea perform the @style*, had ressived upea defog se aseardling to tae ancient and established mega, end that ammo@ sembets of the cap penalise hod Ms reeolved spas_ ehauntieg the seasitietable Letterer was ez surd the els= ea ::: hlly attended. It meld sem that bOlll6 compro mise bad boa some to (at least it would so moss hew the resnit). ha the smite, which WAS palms& by enether ens% was of a somewhat me 4friseastar, the eleams readirg hie portions of the Bloagy. ease., end the thesinsas end congrepacice chauntiag Irma the beeatiasse with which some of the iilt i =is. II is not Imorsabable that beel tha Dies *ad amen vontail opts whey elmesalag the old node of area ee. MEM Idempties Webs have .sound." Jinn Wis. A NMI= IT COUNT D'OSTAT, representing a alth lame of the slasher, is now an view at Mews. 'e, to the Kaymeeket. It was previously n th the thadhefelest Gamy, end we &mad sow =hake tin aerides bat ter the meaner to which the prespeetas, deowlat es peMle attention to it, bee been co. - =ns, day deramately set 'Med whoa art nde to • Inge, and we ammetiont 1111100 the tom et publisher wise ensonaess a yordneden fo r the rabbit in terms worthy only el a pollee Modems& It le the more entre eedleary that seek meow sheall be used le befog this work beton the patine, whoa te senddered that the &Mho Is aa mates, it, whose prothroima le would be saieransable aa that wwwant to satiiii the *hem ezeellease. Clumm VICTORIA AND TIM FRENCH NATIONAL ASSIXIILT.— The Goma et Inalmed has illy* the Mon iteur Fern "Kiel S tr estheedlred eel 'mien of _portraits ailed " The el die Representatives of the People at the Kassel efli 4 d." ROYAL AUDI/IT Ainavnum.—On Saturday, the 91L Wet, bold the emittersary of the fotusdatioe of the Bed i teed, a aseneet trembly of the academi aims wee et their spethmeele Trafalgar-aware, when the lelliessba . adelbelhs premlame took plan :—T.) Yr. Fredeetek Cowie, fit the hest eery made la the school of palette& the silver mead ; to Mr. Edmond Eaglet, for the but - okaying hem Ilk the SLIM medal ; to Mr. William he the beet medal it,. tha lids, the die medal; to Mr. Jam Whim end Mr. Charles Aesthetes 07uld Modals were &weeded he a:swim. of the Wkitehall front of the Beastathlmplemme ; to her Francis Clark, for the best drawimp host the eadqae, the silver medal ; Jetta KWh, fee the beet soda from the antique. the diver medal. la esneequemse of tie continued indisposition of Mr hlmYs Arches eases, the president, the premiums were illeldhated by Gems Jests, Bert , the keeper, who delivered a abort Wren to the @tauten The Gene ral Aunt* ofterwoodo l lpoweledwil to eppeiet °Moen for the Vni ban ianr, when Moods Archer Shoe was enealesoutly —Comma New List . Charles West Cope, WM= JEZdtrla Ludwig., sad Ititherd Cook, Imre. Llh Aeadenty, New List: Charles Welt Gaps, Wm. Dyek,red. h. Ler, sad C. Landreth, &qrs.— Vibes, la the Poked of Painting, sew list : A. Cooper, 0. W Ceps, W. Dyes, F. B Lee and C. Leadeser, Ewe. --Auditors rwelastod : W. Kolready, Eeq ,Str B. Weetnrw. ow end P. Iterdwids, OPTIFINO IN PAISLEY GOV'T/MINT SCIIOOL or Dwo..—The Government School of Desists at Paisley wee housefly °posed on the 4th feet. Prevost Kerrey mad em address ragman the progress of the arts thaerelly.—Mr. Stewart, the bead-master of the school, followed up the Prevent with an explanatory address ry sculling the °Nest of the thelltution. After the delivery ot these addresses the company upended. lkanta. Orrwric.—Lord John Rueeell'e well-known tra gedy, " Don Carlos," was perforated at this theatre last mesas. This went, though justly regarded as a noble dra matis lima, is dalmtivo in the qualities of an actiog play. It is liberal and manly in its spirit, fall of high and generous lissling, sad swished with main pumps of great vigour and poetical beauty. But three is too little action, and for this paucity b substituted a redundancy of sentiments, reflections. rhetorical embellishment', and daclamations, wh.ch stop the sIOVCISIaIit tai do: ionic and crests impatience in tie audience. The play, in short, is suited to Ma Menet Tether *as the dap. On the prism itt occasion, it was tore. relAy perbriord. dr. Conway, tivoigh hit motions are too ardhalal sad eaavenlional—too redolent 4.11 the stage-lamp— &payed esseedereb:e energy in the character of Don Carlos, sad B. Timing represcuted the Qu .ett with gran and &pity. The sulionlinato parts were indifferently sustained, mad owe (which shall be mauteirse) was ludicrous. The bouts well Red and the play was remind with a good deal CLERICAL. Pairmasurrs.—Th• Roy. P. K. Corer, to With stow L. Dorset, Oa lons ; ; IL °Manipur ay, I. Y. Mao" to Itlonoldood P. C.. Ifortoi.. ea Dr. ; Ha, moldier ; pt., Vaasa of tood Orello. NAVAL. DIROWPORT 10.—Aimiscs, IS, CaCrembeidp, ste the emit et keles wed OW bete ; Deb" I Opt. Terhewe, tee sena hw* ; wig ammeed. K. kr SW" wand Meet wee ieldp. Sae teem him the wittlbeeet.— fades. iamb OM emir te the Ilawea. FAUIOI7III. TM ewe% UNA. S. 1, risserly kr owl MY Jewell% amosin Woe rib he the Mee BM& The imam tee the last ftee berm met teeisedwele. awl lip MAW wart mos winels i g i r . L.,.: wilit um In M aid pia Ineon. lbw *. 4mg Oft verwi Ma% Imm drip of weather of Om es sow ottwsosiy Dari Milt at. 44 elk 1111160 s pew bp Mrs r Swift we tan Z a rre art Mb Dodo raY elbenewb owl limb gmis Illetwhil. lisildt Y in ward the fails et ter peelledelywhotbd whoa draws smeibei. for e terege, mg het Mop Wok ehe he Medial Wiest the treyerAt a lbe awe pewee r peepelled by the wwew. ge et. less Who tate the WY* have wise Peewee THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12, 1848. MILITARY. ••••••••••-..-- Val nib Liorr INFLIFTIT liaoT., Sad whisk Imes Nellemal, dm lama at perlera Hell, mad the latter at Pratte. IM Leamialtiat, have Welly excheamed_ T Sing RIOT. Lai SAGA Tows, Via Lead. to laly lam, Ice Casette. to Mien the lea Royal Ira Pout. (the Int wap aa ti. Wt to revue Mom Media dut)), the le* may eapsetal to melee la Dieu* to The itsmare et 114 e, alma it mill have eammletod IS yam' *walla Mond. SPORTING. WOLVIIIINAIIPTOX BT/110LI C314.44.-4: il lant Primo. Oh Owl apt Viola Oh 4to I sot the he* 1 3 11 1 1 7 ori boles (t), IS lls opt /WA ts I sot hard (t), IS to I .p 114715.4 7 15. Jwa s tr a tee t ze= lbws op Is the ewe et the week be la 1.1, woe ; &Wog say olds weehl hew bees hid. The Mu* Tomas wee deolered sot le amt. WOLTIIIIILYPTOS nIIRDLI RACI.-0.141 to bock Tres Cah=et/T.-2,000 to 40 opt TM Tartar (t), 60 to 1 rdwylietals Mot e 5141,000 to 13 soot Comm, 4.000 to W apt (t). DZINT.-9 to 2 opt The Ylylog Mitchum (t 6 to I). IS W I sot nuneywob (t sad W. oit). 1,000 to 40 sot UAW (t). I,oooto it apt Wrosabow. 43 tot wet Cid UesTeeker (t to san. The moo was thinly attoad4, sal beldam la. INTILLLIOINCE lIITILL-000DWOOD, 0. TIMSDAT.—Mr. Oterdoe's Lisle Seek. by Nowt out of Conk let 711 e. sot M. DarrleWe Cheettles Op Maw, We. lomat Maims Corr. 34, re. No DAT marnomm-410. Ihniss's 141444414., Mt 71h, see Wt. Oordosb TO. Wren, et T.T.C. 100, I; It. irabu Intelligence. EQUITY COURTS.—YIIeranDAY. seism the Lard Chametka. EAST LATICASITIRS RAILWAY C v. Tan Nom WWITRIUI RAILWAY COMraNT.—AOII.IIIIIUtTe WITS AX 01110111AJLCOSITAIIT TO Si NaIWfAIIIIRD AGAINST • PUS. MUSING C The bill la this em ass filed to en force aping ** * defendants aa egmeaseut whisk w made between the plaintiffs sad the North Calm Railway Com pany foe the me of 4i talks of the Me of the Nook Union Railway, ea certain coaditiora sad at eposiled tolls. The defendants posehased, or leased, is North Unica Railway, end coreiderbit that the agreseneat hawses that someday sad the plaintiffs was oily tesporary, sad mot bladin ou tlimelves, put in a demurrer to the bill, which Viso- Commodier Knight Brno, allowed. The appeal aßahlet his Menour's order was argued last week, by Mr. Roll sad Mr. Bird for the pliant), sad by Mr. Stuart and Mr. Selwyn kr the Tbe lord Chemellow, now giving his jedgmeat, add he souled, sifts is topmost, talon an copertasity of reading • of the ViserChancelleee jadeites% ia which his Me nem said he bid doubts ea the emistnistion of the eratroos (Wefts the plaistiffs sod North Calm Railway Company). Sis Lordship was id °pintos that the hearth, of a desauner WIDOW maiden for putting a constotetion on iastrunients ; ad it was net unseal for parties to seek to obtain the opinion of the mart in that way, sad thereby put an end to the suit. The Vice.Chandelleee judgment was liable so We opprshensioa ; bat, asosmiag th at he w d opinion that the agreements between the *rata sad North Western Cosa. pany were set peratammt, and did sot bled the defendaats, his lordship kit himself relieved from say dieLculty. It appeared, trees the summate in the bill, that the plaintiffs, issued of ninnies a direct hae for themselves, as they might have dose, chose to traverse pert of the North Llama hoe, sad they catered into is agreement with that sospany for the purpose, before they applied for the act for thew own tine. Gales. they bad pravionaly cease to that scrireasent they would have th e set for the whole distance. That con trast was made in 1843. His lordship elated other allege tame is the bill, sad said the quetioa was whither the con tract was met to he permanent? It would be ram stress to suppose that by the dispose' of the North Union line to the defendants the contract was pat an cad to. The consideration for the rostrum was paimemat. The railway was made upon the summit of the enuiteet which ought likewise to be permaseat. It apreared to Ma to be aat Case for the 'quits interposition of this Mara The sew scheme eaterra iato between the two eon eosin in 1846, did not affect the permaneacy of the footrest 1843. After two companies or two iedimiluals have ban brawl °omen for some years, is eons of the parties to got rid ' of the contract by outran the subject issuer to another ? The bill stated venom Elation with whisk he bad nothing TS lie ow the prows questioa, which was, whether the ma toast was pormaarat or not; and be being of *aka that it was, and that the Noe* Uskw effideevelered to get eat of • matract tato which they entered deliberately, he felt Mimi lased to morale the demurrer, sad therefore to Merle the Yles-Chamsellea's jodgmeat. 111•JoR V. MAJOS.—IRRSOCLARITY Or • SOLICITOR, Is- ISSFISISO WITS AS °KURR DRAWS Ur ST TX. Riots. sea.—This was a family suit, sad precoodinp have been webs en in the Reskeimikal Coon in a testamentary Aa Oran lariat bees made by this court for th e abiof met by the defeadant, the 'olio:tors or the gar llit elloololl Mr. Colville, the registrar, in June last, for is pimps at bevies the missies of the order settled be- IMe Wit( 11. The dishadeoffe asliskee, er hie clerk, pro ' pod Wooten, Waft, Ste mode. "la th e ecclesiastical I maele." ohm the woof "orals." Is introdnetio of obi* Or *MUM solicitor obraelei, end the mrer ra ffia mt biL ova skate of the mar apsssoaaad is court eviviesi Mt won. An app.latemat was made, the 10th Jdg, for heft eieiten to attend again before the registrar, se hts Oise ; am et than did se emend, bat th e »plaint bobs Shea La eoart went away. The other solicitor did go W the take. bat Cane TO the neistree in Nara and alter aiming him a short-band writer's notes of what passed is ' Mora ea the seemisa of the Lord Chestier's the order, be isdassit the registrar to rotor t i r = which be bad etreek eat before, sad the mew, with them' words, wee pissed sad sedived la the shwas, of the nolisiter for the ether Ode. Whoa he dkowerod that the weeds were introduced, to bed a motion mode. before the Heine of the curt for the neatly" to the Lord Chaneellor, who, from his own ramikiesisa of the matter, aided by the registrar's entries, wee satilled thee hla ardor wee net istraded to la clads the net in the Ecelesiaffkial Court, and he directed the words to be stash oat, removing the 'pieties ot soft ef the immelarity. That questa= was erased before his lordship lest week by Mr. Roll and Ms. H. Clarke, who mounded that the amts should be all cid by the soliciter,wbe was clearly mity tithe irregularity anitto the registrar la the absence of Use other solicitor, y ag mierepressatation obtaining from him the resteratioi: at the words which had been before struck out. Mr. Stuart sad Mr. J. Parker cutended that the Grego. hwity was of a maid character, and that the solicitor, who sad on the sherakand notes, ought not to be Wired to pay mete to gratify the solicitor ou the other aide. nu Lord Chamomile, aow disposed of the matter. Re mid be bad a statement is writing hoot Mr. Colville, to lb. egret that be would not have drawn up sad pasted the WWr if it had not bees repreeentsd to him that both solid ton had agreed spat it. It was not neceseuy now to decide whetter the repreesetatiou to his wee true er not. Mao the two payday Mewl Were the officer to settle the minutes of acede.One party wished to introduce the wards la the oclesiaatiod marte," and the dicer who bad a right to exercise hie own jadgment whether these: word , should form part of the order, rejected them. USN solicitor was Mee eatiefied, it was his duty to ass for the opinion of the court as to the order that was preatienesd. Bat there was se further summons or nesting TO let the matter right, bae there was a meeting appdated to per the order that lei bees settled. One solicitor attended at this registrar's Asa sad lading the oiler was sot there west away. The ether solicitor came des to the registrar La court, and got the order passed with the words before struck out. Hew dm pot in agile was not explained. It on gross inspirit, for one solicitor to go thus to the Ingham is the dame gd the other. Solicitors ought to Mow that whoa an order is trade out by the officer it =mot be altered except in the proems of all the parties' solleiton. Being perfectly atialisil that this irregularity was caused by the solicitor, who went to the registrar behind the back of the other solicitor, it was but right to make the former pay all the coots of setting the matter right. [Three appeared to be a great deal of animosity between the solicitors as well as the parties to the mom Having no wish to prolong that keno., we have emitted the tomes el the solicitors, and cocilmed war report to the irregularity, sad the Lord Chancellor's opiates ea It, which it Is proper to make generally lateen to the profesam.] MOSLIBT O. BARBS A/OD OTIIII2B.—BRELDINO 804DITT.— REDIMPTION or )101T0A03.—ACT 7 ft 8 W. IV., a. This wee an eppeal hose &deem of Vice-Chancellor The bill wee filed to redeem a mortises of some property situated at Holton fend in the Edgwar.rowt, executed In 1846 by the plaintiff to the defendants, who are trustees of • trading society called " the Equitable Provident Asso ciation, ' which waa formed in Sept: maker 1844, under the Act & 8 Win. IV., cap 32, for the regulation of benefit building societies. The object of the society woe, Sine s to raise a hind to be lest to suck of the enbeuribers es might require lease to enable them =ham land for building purposes, to complete an buildings, and to erect new ones ; secondly, to afford te pigeons who did not desire to purchase or build, a sale and pre fitable investment for their spare cash, by taking shares lathe society, and paying for each share 10s. per month until the payments with the :profits, interest, and accumulations, should amount to 1201 on each share, when the society would be at an end ; and th irdly, to arnible the subscribers, who should borrow un mormage, to pay off the thumbs , mesa by monthly payments of 4e. as each of the sham held by them. The foundation deed of the society contained nume rous rules and regulations, all of them bring or purportisg to he in coal :unity with the act before mentioned. The plaintiff subscribed for 121 shares in the osinpany, and in April, 1846, borrowed of the directors 7601., on mortgage of I nekton property to the trustoss. Tbe phi tiff haring Win tats sneer of hi soathly pinnate sane tine stun, the desolate szeedeal the power eentained la their roles sad la the nsestoge NA to sell so mash the property April, pay tip MI amen whit apemen Is ISdi, - thoVinff wiling b wiihiraw ham Ile ening tiadereV:: OK, allha no the mown be sews' to 2 b4 sad In dolma a reaeanyanee ef ids refuel to ronavey, ha= = aeon tea 11s l i u katir Fes bond Wiley op Ida ntioadia of the essonati l = weaM alt bo yam eash ancbarrowlai soneriberli Man wash. es bane slated, mean to UK The MB peon' as ow snot Menet wee due ft the onto ea the mad Vc: the plandrielied amid t ill ara s ti 11b A nt aw - es - Nrlla= mate the naiftaliol prenhoo.—Tbe Vise- Measlier bo ll the time of the meow flea ad the ruin of die neinig L the phiatlif wee eatisref to ro dent 1114 apes osawnea ad all Wore conniptions ea his nose until the IYilaYea eft e soelety, and he referred it to the Mr Aer to abate* ant state the probable demise et the asekty, add to treat dl the mutate that would With's bonne doe is pleiedra done as if Immediately dos.-11r. Bolt sad Mr. Frier win in the appeal against that deans; the holisiter-Oeseral sad Mr. C. SWIM supported It.— Judgeseat postpcnsi. wetore the Vin.Chwaellor of Zeeland. Arroarrev-Garraata. e. ram EARL Or Illiarvoso.— PROPOSAL TO ALTRI TIM EMULATIONS Or TIP MAN. MINIMS flartooL.—The at.Rlq of this awe on behalf of the Waters was reported is the Esprws of Thursday last—Mr. J. Parker appeared ter the trustees of the Kea. Awes, &heel, sad opposed the prepesidens of the refaces, the first et wWdi wee that the wester should sot be silo wed to take boarders. This, it wee scatraded, was at variance with the dowse of L7E4 Lyadkant, sad the court had ao power le esarkler that wrestles, mope se to the reptletiess sad restristisas wader whisk sack Warders were to be re etempistmtra asked. The satewil wee that the boarders should set he admititd te la the exhibitions of the alsel. This was. la fast, in the nature of a re. Medea apes eiseters to sack exhibitions. prokkitlsp this. haw *Nadas the horden i bat without heyisi those skaters premed hew staid the newt say they should net sleet t The slat pimpled wee, that the laws whit& bad hem provided kr di* la mil r apes the express lateatice that they &sal make s, eft ibe aprlied to othtr sod the maw d of thew. This w Pe o z a P l c dne saksi . what bad already bees exisedosed Lite esort, awak sal week le take Willeulty weed be ere, la e itaseas Use hew" so that a Material injury weld ha elleehmil to tea Amity. There were ether n at ter s of adage iwpselease, hat the wkhes of all parties were that the ewe iambi not be seat bask to the vaester, bet that the smart theald make such a deekratioa se would smirk the edam te he tarried out without further ifi r m ßagebawe at therms aide, said the n lin tentio n of tit r e . relators was very Werra to that which was sow put forth. The object at prase appeared to be . ton keep the wheal es a gramme Mira ; het the inforratra sought to do away with all pammethal sad drake teaching, od and to turn the dimity Ws • umeneraial academy fur die uca. don Oaths cad emsmeteste, and to set op • umber of Wise rasa. The Makin appeared to have had • greet brags d Imde rend Oreek,"fie supposed braes* they Israel to may, or some mob thing. They said such kareieg wan rawly rafts at the present day, sines men had brame rare eshghlesed. All this had been now thrum wore erred a dramailion woe asked mare @assistant with the reemed raise rid the reran. The peat guee ties dialoged m pm*, 4111111111fille wee whether pour hope and raddera el Piargemeier were alms to be admitted to participate le the dally. The grades had been de. sided by the Loyd Okonseder Cadmium who had said that it was to Ds epos Mal e r whether poor or not, from an empty whatever; bat hie lordship bad m to declare that boarders in the school Wen not it objects of the Marity—this was quite in oesistast with the precious de claratson. There was no reason why boarders should be excluded, they moire the same instruction as day boys, , only that their pirate being unable to provide properly fur them at home paid the master for their brad and lodging. It was directed by the fouadatios deed that the trustees should be empowered "segment, 'morgue, expound, and reform" the *Minuets et the moral, under this power they bad increased the Mime of the head master hoc* 101. to 6001. per mum Pee a hoses b UT, in. Tlig trustees had nee various other exteresive reforms in the menage moat of the echos', and why should might also bare the power pow of diessting that the rasters take boarders Lord Lyndhurst, in his jasmine up on use, criaidered that the sanction et the trustees to the system of taking boarders bad been give. when they ordered the abut house to be enlarged, is order that boarders might be ac commodated, and the opera sow objected to had been per mitted by the treeless foe a great number of years. Lord Lgadheret had eapre sly dec l ared his opinion that there should be breeders, bat manly referring at to the master to state what spalifloadirms and redrietions would be noculazy the master bad only emirate ose restriction, which was that the boarders should have been at loam five years in the school. That appeared a very wholesome rroulatiots. Another objection by the relators was to the salary of • ma. thematical muter. The opposition upon this subject must evidently have orme from rase Oxford advisor s, whore I .ln a llouj i h a : very Hale of mathematics; ere not alw•atysitegmal to Miring a proper educating La cleated masters n mathematic*. Another punka was this: If the rasters were not allowed to take burden, what wee to rause v 4 the houses Louie for the purpose : It so happened that they Wife littOM•ii in a most unhealthy position, the point where all the filth and dirt of the town was brought to a focus by two stream ; as es* ...mad sees teat seek • plate se ibis. It bed been proposed to convert the bedding' into a factory fur school children ; bat this would be a moat improper pup s. to apply them to. Mime of the rimaisieg suggestions of the relators; wore very desirable, parsoulorly that for setting emu 601. for prime to di- esholiare • but the only real quer Ira was, es to the empties .f boe'rriors by the rasters, and the Inesene lisped the his amour would not some to any denies that wadi 11111allaS beardirra. or deprive them of a the the charity, since it would r ill epre llin te the =d Lord Lyndhurst, contrary to die vibes et i and the intention of the founder, sod to Ike krairas et the toga of Miusetmeter. Mr. the mum' for the mute., of the school. Mr. Bothell was keai ie reply; after which kis dement n omad his jejune till efts, the Christmas vacation. Bros Vise•Chomener tired Drum &Mall IT-01U1 MAL e. lIITLLLI. ST. MART'S New. I MOTON C 11T1 ss.—This was aa infensation praying that it might be declared that a sutra charity estate, sailed Wel. worth.eommon Nitre, was vested in the governors and giantism of the pear of 81. Mary's Newiegtos, upon the trusts dam cat of parliament peeped is the 10th Gee. 111., for dividing the salumma of the parish. end disposing ef the tame for the benefit of the pear ; er otherwise, that the estate was vested la the erstrehwertiess sad overseers, or she is sio trar r ezemeisted ands* the above set. sadt, that it might be who wen the trustees, wed that say vsssatics might be applied. The informaties air prayed tor an assettat sad a nosiver. The principal question discured wee is wheat the legal estate of the property vested, luster the ahem; est, and other sits of parliament passed subseqseatly is the 64th and 69th years of Ges. F. Simpkins= and Mr. Toulmin sup. ed the isheratien ; sad Kr. Swell,Swell, Mr. Bacon, ported tb. luSesaaiica; sad Mr. Ress.U, Mr. Boron, Mr. WiUcock. Mr. Moline, Mr. Phillips, Mr. J. H. Palmer. Mr. B. Palmer. Mr. W.lll. Jeans, Mr. Collier, mad lllr Welted, for ON verbena dehadants. —The Vice- Chasamisi retread it to the Marie Is impart whether there were say sad what remaking tritires of the estate under led met. of 10 Or. 111 ; whether it would be fit and proper mad Iter the her& of the charity, it there were no tenant if the wen; that then shard be a trustee, frr the time la the Oar et the Want of the manes, sad how he shhoouuldd he =led ; Izmir mew trustees to supply any varanchs &sold find to era, and to inquire fa wham it word be kr the benefit et the charity that the legit meats shard be vested, having regard to the sets or the 10th & 61th Ctn. 111. had his Honour (by einsest) appalard Mr. laving receiver, with security, at • salary of 201. fryer. COURT OF QUIRIFS Non Paten, at Ouilditsll.—Basse Led Deernen end Common Juries. Thu Caitlin V. ISATAOL—PRIJnar.—Thie was an in dictment for periary arising out of the following abeam stances :—Apenon callod Freeman brought enaction against • Mr. Batteley, Lad Moraine/eon's steward, for goods sold and delivered, the whole mount of the claim being about 1101. Amongst other charees there was one for 42 cwt of iron, and at Y/aostead. Mr. Battalay disputed this item of the account, and the defendant, Ravage, a tacker and auc tioneer, who kid had some opportunities of Mien the iron in Freemen's passerine. ewers, upon the t r ig. t h at t h e whole quantity he h id did not exostA thirty cc forty pounds in weight. Witnesses were now called to prove that this sediment was incorrect, and it use admitted by the defend ant that Freeman had had at least 22 cwt. in his pesseasion. Mr. Hemfrey, Q.C., for the defence, contended that there was an absence of malicious motive, that the statement was not made wilfully and corruptly, and that the defendant had mistaken the quantity of iron. A rest number of witnesses as to character wore ealled.—The jury having retired for an hour and • half, returned into court with a verdict of Guilty, but otiosely reoesunanded the defendant is mercy, on the roand that he might have been mistaken. Mr. Berjeant Wilkins conducted tie prownitiou. Tan Qua! 11. ISAAC WOBIL3T.—PIatiIIIIT.—This was an indictment for priory, arking out of certain evidenee given in a suit of "Lolly end Kelly," is the Court of Arches. It appeared that Is tke year 1846, some unhappy differences heft at . iass between a Mr. John Kelly sad Ids wife, the kAbeiwellbated • mit la the Court of Arches to obtain a di =.16.11111 her imelmnd, on the ground of adultery. The de- Womfay r Inn a witness on behalf of the wife, and ft" answer is an istaregatory, that We husband bad *lda** be wallets with another wen.an, who was set hie wile, and who was enceinte by him. In reply to lbe third onswiaterrogetery, the defendant ewers that he MI lOW nemmed the mane " Abbott," and this was the projery paregemd. Os the pert of the prosecution it was prom* *et the defendant bed, in the year 1 836 , lived with • woman who was not his wife, and weautiad the name of Abbott, which was also adopted by her. A child was the result of the cohabitation, and the defendant represented to the surgeon, the monthly nuns, a wet ewe', and at the christening, that his name was Abbott. The chid was Impend in 1840, by the name of " Mary Abbott, daughter of Thomas and Mary Abbott," the defendant being presort. This was the co.V for the pro secution, which was eendneted by Mr. Ryland.—On be half of the defendant Mr. Berjeant Wilkins contended that the answer of the defendant to the third cross-interrocatory was not in any way material to the issue. The defendant was not aware that his answer to the question whether he had assumed the name of Abbott could in any way be mate vial to the result .of the awe is the Court of Anima, lie weld aot, therefore, be said to have s wore to the etoteweat mo which was alleed to be perjury fres mad corrupt tivol.—Lowl D g eems hewing briefly 11411111md op, the pup at wow sequitted the broadest. COURT Off COMMON PLEAB—Y AT. )k Pans.-9Mers OW Judas MN, aid a Juy. Testeaday ins the Mt deg el tits ' sittlags The total amber of if emend ko trial le liar altalese 67 ....paw jury am, of wish& 46 are Oa 69 ars scasassajsrim,of "adds 19 are rassnata Oa sitting of the wart as •nest mime, sa 'lsadefendsd moles Ot tam slat Wes slam low ; fee die other *seas la At deg's list having bass sailed ea went off, owls' to tionnismse of wit a.liss Or sitcoms, aad the mat seasegoostly nee at tea COURT OF BICRIIQUEB.—Tsermwer. The Nisi Pries sittings for Loudon were commenced yes terday before Sir F. Pollock, C. B , and cemeson juries, at °Mid ball. The minted list contained 246 mem, of which 80 an new omen, and 66 to be tried by special juries. Time dlspated of yesterday were not isterestiog except to the im mediate partite. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. SOUTH LANCASHIRE SPECIAL COMMISSION. Lteravoox, Dec. 11.—Mr. Baron Alderson and Mr. Jos tles Kale luny disposed of the business st Chester on Fri day night, arrived Liverpool on Saturday night, and 'petted the ciontinindoe at this morning. Mr. Bane Alderme proceeded to deliver his address to the jury, sad stated that the duties which h a d of late Ca l impoesd upon gentlemen of this county and the county of York bed se Increased, as to all forth the ettesmity of the senses being extended from twice to these tie* is the mane of the year, and this, he wu of opinion, must ems dam so long se the northern circuit remained is ste pre seat esaditlea. They had hue a ealeader et 166 with upwards of 200 at York, and if, whim they the judges) arrived in the spring, they should be detained 10 ays or a fortnight here, and for a sore prolonged period at York, he would leave it to ties to say bow it wm perible that the trials of this great number of printers meld be got throog_h within the space of time allowed tows at Hilary Term and arriving before Easter. rime it havi r Mintes with whin many of the prisoners were elm* at the meant raise had to do nay much with the reteleieg simian la tads most impertaat seenty. A great number et** ewe" weal met she serapy their attention, became many at the offense enamitted lied been found by the grand jury at the last seams, sad would, of course, be at ones taken before the petty ja • but he bad been informed that it was the lunation of her 's government sot to remain contented with bills as at tent Sound, but that it deemed It their duty to make • se lecti on of some of the pu mas 'barged In them eases, sad piece them in a different 'frostiest arose others, by preferring, under an act of the last session of parliament, indictments for trait:roue felony. —The learned judge then proceeded to expound the 3rd motion of that set, which was the 11th Vie. et. 12,1 He took it to be clear that, where " open and advis. 4 speak in" assumed the nature of advice to others, it was, of insl4 an overt act of high treason. His lordship then, at great Ins*, explained the distinction of mach riotous and illegal seam bliog r eaestinted the levying of war, and such as mat be held to be merely nouns sad illegal assembling, and what was meant by deposing the Queen. It was not, he said, neeeesary that there should be • general sonspiney to take the Quin from the throne of the United Kingdom : it would be the same if there should exist a conspiracy to de pose her from any portion of her doniiniees—ito that:he offerer would exist if It were proposed that she should be no longer Queen of Ireland or Scotland. They (the grand jury) must inquire whether the evidence satisfied them that there was • public and general object in view to carry an set Into effect by fonts end i violence and whether the object so sought to be carried into .acct was mural, pervading the whole kingdom, or merely a district thereof. - If the object 'ought to be ueomplisind was the pulling down of the teßls at Ashton, Dokinfield, Hyde, or other pieties, this would be a conspiracy ; but if there was any intention of universal insurrection, to carry into effect a general and public object, as by overawing the Queen or the Houses of Parliament, compelling them to act contrary to that which tht y deemed to be the best and to the advantage of all, such an attempt, if carried into effect by force, by the dis play of arms or weapons—this would b 3 high treason. There was one matter more to which he would call their attention ; because this act had altered in some respect the law of high teems. Some of them would be aware that the act of ten ses, by Ildwarelll., counted in eampassieg or imagining aloes; the overt acts were merely the evidence by which the Warn was made manifest, but the present act of which they were specking - made it necessary that them should be not only an imagining or conspeesing, but that there should be shown an overt act; and, therefore, they must be satisfied that stun overt act was mad e out, as well as the oompsesing or imagining, and if sues particular overt act was not made out, they ought rut to Ind bills. It was absurd to say that words might not con stitute an overt act; for instance, if he advised • man to kill his neighbour, and, acting under that advice, the man did so kill his a. ighbour, it was idle to say that the advice given amounted to the mere uttering of words. His lord ship next adverted to a charge preferred against six penmen, for the murder of a police-officer at Ashton. He would in conclusion say one word to them, es he had done to the grand jury of the county of Chester. They had the winter before them, and distress at this season severe, and, he feared, more so at the pretest time than ordinary. He felt assured he need not do more than tugger ta them and all other gentlemen of wealth, and those gentlemen con nected with the manufactures of the county, the opp.irtunity esbieh new presented itself fee manifesting their kindness end sympathy fee the poor. To extend relief and succour would he • cheering recollection to them, and also, by so doing, they would not merely relieve the distress and misery by which they were surrounded, but would be the means most materially of contributing to the peace and unity of the Important manufacturing districts by which they were sur rounded. At the conclusion of the charge two came were heard of little public interest. SWORD COURT.—Before Mr. Justice Fate. TRIAL OF REPEALERS Rid CONSPIRACY. P. O'Donnell, a surgeon, J. Cuddy. M. Somers, R. Iloy. per, B. Murphy, J. O'Brien, M. itosAall, P. H. Detainers, 0. Smyth, ace J. West, were Indicted for conspiracy at Limn** Ms Attorney General, assisted by He Know Q 0 eat Me m. Paget, Welsby, and Crompton, fi e " grosertims. The wieners were respeetWile- - fended by Messrs. Pollock, Simon, Atkinton. Dierehry. &spinal), Seger, and James. The indictment charged that the prisoners had conspired to purchase arms to Innemis for rebellious pupates to Ireland ; also an intent to Wee en insurrection in Ireland, and to procure arms for the peep* et ebstructiog the law in this country. The Attorney-General stated the mu aping the prisomee etic:length, sad called the following witnemes *Maly, a polio" *leer, stated that he hid semind tits blase of the prisoner Murphy is Peover-strest,i and found • nainute-book. A musket was also found is • Gluck-case, and a pike-head in a locked cupboard. A number of witnesses to prove the handwriting in the minute book were next called. Mr. W. User, a merchant in Liverpool, gave the highest *erecter to Hanel), who is in his employ. Mr. Knowles read over seriatim the various entries in the mlnutabook. It showed that the military chest n con tained more than 31. One minute was that any one who failed to give a satisfactory essuranoe that he was possessed of ear and ariannition, should be disqualified from sitting ea the sets leas- Dr. Reynolds had stated at one of the mode. that a detective eisr- had applied to him for a siturien sea drill sergeant, representing himself aa a dis abled slaw, and cautioned the members against such *mestere. Xt. Charles Milted, a reporter said he attended a meet- Mune-hall on tt.e 31st starch. He reported the Somers to have said, " It was not a week since the reirairly hirelings of government had invaded the rights of public meeting, by in imidating • set dm worthy democrats as ever the light of h shone upon. He inked this not to revenge themselves that night, but if to their next petition they got • nay, let them resent one on the point of the bayonet. (Tremendous applause.) Let them swear that night to ane common 404.11 of the charter of England and the re p* of the union ; and, ft so. the day of this tyrannical ministry will be very brief. (Cheers.) Tee press did not like the fraternity of the English and Irish. He saw this in the press of the town—in that slavish paper the Mercury. He had commenced with the Mercury, but there was another paper edited by • countryman of his own, and, if anything, its principles were more destardly than the other—the paper to which he alluded wee the Liverpool Journal. (Cries of ' That's Whitty—feln-hearted Whiny; and disapprobation expressed towards the Journal) Nasal force was a humbug. Toe only way to proceed was with a musket over the shoulder and • pike in the hand. (Tremendous cheering.) They were asked what they would do if there should be a massacre of the men of Liverpool—would they revenge it — and how fl Moscow I') No ; not Moscow. lie would ask them what money they could spare to buy weapons He could tell them that there were good muskets to be had in Liverpool at 6s. each, • bayonet included, If necenary." (Great approbation.) Mr. S. Harker, another reporter, spoke to having attended a seating at the Music Hall, on the 14th April, at which both Dr. Reynolds end the prisoner Somers delivered very violent "man. The first announced that he had begun to deal in pikes, &e.: the snood held out a threat that the news should not be four hours In Liverpool of a massacre of his countrymen in Ireland till the skin should be reddened with the blase of the Babylon' of England. Mr. Roche, a third reporter, was deposing to some other violent spee ches when our despatch left. POLICE.—YurnaDAY. - - - MANSION . HOU SE.—bsomeions INSAUD.—B. Masters, Mary, his wife, and J. Thomas, were charged with having committed frauda.—Policenan Davis said, on Sunday even ing I saw the three prisoners in Leadenhallutreet, and knowing then to be bad characters I watched them. Masters left the oth.ir two, end went into the shop of a to'neconist, where I was afterwards told he bought two pennyworth of tobacco, and paid for it with half • sovereign, and upon emettiag the change, pretended to reckon it, con cealed a shilling, and then told the shopman that another shag's& was wanting. As the customs persisted in his statement, and the shopman thought it possible that he might have male • mistake, the a Minx was handed over. Masters then left the shop, joined his two companions, and dr they walked into Orimecnurch street —A second cue of tl.e came kind was also proved, and the Lord Mayor no • .c.iced Masters to imprisonment ia Dridewtll as a rogue and vagabond for three ii.onths, the woman for six weeks, and John Thomas for one month. az l pitis OW HALL —Drum two PUICHAIID PIOPILTY. Mr. • Andrade, butcher, of the Oalege-market, appe ea a summate before Alarm's Humphrey, to show ems why he detained 6 stone weight end 2 lbs. of beef, the property of emplain-.nt. Mr. eeerp Bentley, of lieuristenstrest, Msodiestermnam Mated that on Saturday morning he went te the Colljp.maikat, end pur chased three pleas of ribs at &I. per pound, whisk weighed 6 Mae be gli 2 lbe. He NM Mr. Andrade the sem of 11. Os. 10d., and left the meat tor a Mort time. On Mentor* he was about to take it away, yam he wee prevented by the defeadant sad his Ma, who raid that he led 'greed to take four bite, the other being • part of the loin weighing 231 be, and on Ids refering, on the that he never purchased it, be wee told that unless re o it a ittake it be should neither handsomest set kis moniry. Ueda those circumstances he took oat the present summons. The defaces set up by Mr. Andrade was that he sold the four Nem to the complaining, and told h is ma to weigh them, but the latter made a mistake by only weighing rime, and when the weight was called out, he did sot nodes the difference, in consequenee of being 'imaged with another =Zat the beck of the premises. flowerer, shortly after, ed his man why be had not weighed the fourth piece, as it warn purchased, and on being told that it wee a mistake, ' and being likewise informed that his numbed bean tampered with by the complainant, who offered to give Non half a pint of beer to throw a pour 1 weight out of the seals, he (defendant) was determined to keep Mr. Bentley to the strict letter of his bargain, particularly as he lea the lied valuable piece of meat behind him. He Ultra= mitred that the meat should not be delivered up unless the fourth pine was taken, according to agreement. The defendant then called his man, who spoke to its weight, and also swore that the oempleinant offered to eve him a penny to throw -.t the - -4 weight.- 7 41:11m!us linsphrty : Did it not EXCHANGES MID Abito . Mimi. DSC. B.—llaaporm me Per tvas., to3l R.. , in guild. Lew. 164 661; 4:1•16 pat Gat. liamb, cett. - .614 DOW. n 96 an d ‘ 30 .. Jr 4 Seriu.6oi ; NOV Fooro.alt; yt.003 Op • Usaith- EM IT pm Cot& 451 06F .. c.d.,. 4 6.; DM° 21166611 . Ili ITtL Woreoursa 'Wm, r i lth kithiage ull Loa&G ; haat& Dee. 8, al lu; Ifte 2 -. C. Lalsrio, Ike. 6, 3 mouths. 6 40,161,41; --J.m....- -- ---r-.. 1 RAILWAY NEWS. MONDAY 14,1 m We had good business doing in goarwittaf, preferenoe shares, end otherwise the share I mi th.,,_"• more firm. im SHARE LlST.—Lownos, Hums's& 11. Keel.—Th.que4alleas et Dim 4 Notosa *imam at A.. tram sauces: Mom et Dam 144 italic, WNW 4144 — .4 PAID. Bap y PAID 10 Aberdms ~ ...;.• • 4L 1 0 IT * I,O N*O 4 Lir 44 eemal Anberut Na te L. 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D0.t.31.10.0.CPri.. 11•61,are Cauertle Do.tiewUsar Opel 462.E : itt. ere( ea out pound strike you, that if he intended cheating you, would have immediately taken the three pieces away, after paying you, Instead of leaving them there and calling again I—Well, I did not think of that. It did not strike me in that way Alderman liamphrey.—You mast retain the money and pay the coats.—The defendant paid Ike amount directly. WORSHIP4TREST.—A Camino? Pour. —l. B. Dw•ease, a Oiertiq poet, erne charged with ersating a die- Po. do D.Noribiat.epet pet OW., j Do. do. F.orlawdro.. Do. do ..... B, 4*. , 01. ler 1 Pi I._ 1 t . 1224.21 14 I 4 2 Do EN. loom Do. T • • Do. Nos e SOL • Ds eko Own typo IN Do do COltaliel :Net\ &BA. Nolen; 111 Nerth :N1 !IS 134. 'l6 134. _ .... as I D..4.~.Gra so De do DS RAN La . acashire. 31 ii PO, . . _.._. - ro e aid causing a mob of p ersona e to assemble in the sti .Tic7fer. u 7 siv - i'lesti a g City-road.-A constable stated that h was on duty ~.., ro:treree ..,... 1 i l t wi ,. i llt,l.dii.i , Bre g in the City-road en the previous night, when ha °heaved s r i lt.d .... tr Ap a g aL il4 ijoiiiii4 n i .. V.. the defendant with a mob of persons, numbariag about 160. go gai n h&03444 ,4 39 becesM Mulkoed 14 li e ,Sonnos.4 Inr.cniad If sa The prisoner, who was shouting at the top of his voice, was so Do. l ?0we5...... et bitt 4 i Dods .... (Sae Mai ir Paling songs, for which he appeared to have an excel- 1, 1 t i r s '47 033 "U: 307 W 3,2 4 . 4 Ds. d o , E nsaili i ti lent market. The sooty now produced, and which were 12 D ... 4 l. A dd i i i kg ;I, 1 ' IT AdrawstaierS/6 stated to he the prisoner a own composition, were emu of u0..11314X04.gr. 3 10! 13. 1)° . • Ontose r y ikim • *::::: thews entitled " God save the People," " Blood Money," 4 G l:Litr a r=i• .. NNI .1 1 b... 6...... .„,.... . 1 , "The Chartist who was murdered by the Poliee".-The bil'uti.nmusitoisiaZd t.O r 34 - ish roos ilk" tr -- `l,., 4 E 4k . itilL . primmer and that he was sel li ng the songs to the individuals is Do.Nno.4ot ..... . . 47 dep. i AMA /UMW - • : 11 ealy who were leaving the Hall of Sauce, where they had il! 4).e...e1!. 4 1 . f., .: ...... 311 p. IDA Preferow. .1 been hearing a lecture. He added that he was formerly g o rzaca;: ... .• G i lt a t i tt Stadesnisnimi fii . protected by the police for doing that which he had now been w he ram. fat. 3 44 PA M.. .... irs:llm taken into custody for.-Mr. lissemill stopped hide short, as 31 Do. Warts ... .... IX 16 B D,. ds... :. d 0...... 114 oil what he was saying was quite irrelevant to the charge in 13 l ift . . I,.. i rifC . .. . :tru . : ii::2:,•••••• ... I R4A4 question.-Mr. liammill cautioned him as to his future con- 40 Hulloed Selby ...... 1 , I 7 X BoMit Waf e r -* • i t k duet, and the prisoner was discharged. 25 Do. 4 sham . ..... 613 413 4ld York .Listi6Witi - BszeraoLsocs.-Mr. Hammill announced his receipt of 0 l i c " km "' •- - • I "; 46 ilrourpLeLearite Law. and thank.. 47 00 Warr Westin. , the following further contributions on behalf of Mn. Helen to 190 274rd_, -_-, AL me ta I Deals . Hebert, an acknowledgment of which was requited 57 4 . Landastareardetal ... ... through the medium of the press :-" Earl Manure, ri it . riA •••.::: :: s a nit 1, Ift. l om•siiiiiill Thom:thy-perk," 6L ; "F. W.", 11. ; "L. 11, " in postage 173. Do. i Marts .... 7 id * : . . II IYorC reuse ., It eal t .ll stamps, 10s. ; " Mr. W. Peru," IL ; " Ruminant," 10s. ; 9 I Do. Mb , ......... 4 X • Do nen te ene ggyp i i t. C. B." 6s. ; "J. F. W." 10e. ; "C. H H.," 14 . ; .1 Iv. 13443 ‘ 93439 . •• • 3 ill loaleNolYtesan L 3 I Do. TIMM.. . X , DodoNotS .ktaitni "H. M•i" as ; "C. J. C.," 6s. ; "S. M. B," 11 ; 6 1 LeoliewiluereiSci i I I DoONLPZep t 4; 41 It "R. W. W.," 10e. • "A.C. 1 ," 11.; and" F. D. P. 7 I Do. W. It. Vu100...16 X Tata Nth. Xidiand as Astley, Esq.," Tonkin, near Milnthorpe, 51. S 6 Do. Preiton/sWyrs,36 43 10 1 11.11. h 5...... gi ftf Do. i Mow .134 4tp. B• Do ....a... MAALBOROUOH-13TRBET.-Bionnu' Law .-Mary 14.0 Leeds and mitiedid td FOI 3 1(111RAILTATI, ' this was charged with having stolen a deal box. The Qom. 56 10 Letele o.. a i ntTn iv irsk e. ..... B IS 101 20 w ill Anglo-Rah 4a . . plainant, named Fisher, end he occupied attics at No. 14, 4 g o ,k, e m mp er a go. gy c„. 4 n . . 1 e i...,1 4 , 43 " .k 4* &l a Foley-street, and the defendant was his landlady. On 31 Lis. Crortin .A South 71 A1ineird......73 )3 Saturday last she came out of prnon, where she had been HI London 4 huseltweli I ne Do. Erlenoion confined for felony, and in the course of the day th e called at gp I u5..800 . 44 , 4.1 3. 641 en i , 11 . .,„„ h ia k ' gi : his room' and silted for he. rent-book. He said ha had not it 9 I Da.Onar. b per a. t 1 I Laczantaasy...... .4 ma by him , but if she would call again he would give itto her. She 1 ,6 1 , Ri. f .r./.92.14. Ct _4l p i psk, . ..... ......gr then abused him, aid went into another lodger's room, where ' 6 ' I r k ,"3:4A 4 7 4. 4i.j3 4 : 74 ino Ammer and Lao . all ilt Northern of Portind he had deposited ' the box produced, and feloniously took pow 173 , LOSS&W A 001011Mak ; 7 ;Or le ocs k threaneg session of it. She was about taking it off the premises. when Isi Ma. P4v/U0*04.... 11l 'Perla and Liam. li W. he called a constable and gave her in charge. Ha owed the II D..Q., LA. B. 3 g o . .93 1p a ,..* 44 ,11 .. i im defendant about 381. f.r rent.-Mr. Bingham : Here is I° 7 ° 14" :0 D o t . 1 1 4 4_ 10: 1 1 e: ....1...:..7 " . a. . , . 8. . m ... ,1 7 , 1 1 1 8 4: I i se a ° 4 la.i. p:::: :.a • a xma1 m., ...... : i a man owing his landlady 3th. for rent, and expecting that i s Do. 417 4.1,..m - a • • B ••• b . 1 . 6 4 . e a .Parr . 4: , : g rasoz . : o s O n ul d d h rejy n tLaturl hk ily w m a a n n t . . Rouen and Havre et come e ig °° mon mi e n y g , o a u n t d oi n p o riw cabt an d d em w knowing this, very honestly and fairly, as be sup? ss re. 1 ZWIOIAIt..3/ AB e • Sp. Si Wert nande5......... moves his box from his apartments to thou wen • by lusso. Dec. il4-17110 9 witg Derarodorf. C; DMA, tdiglig R another lodger; and when the defendant finds this, very fai. o C° l °" ltar i atglOrknbur 7, 313 f 7; Aa m 0 491 naturally, as security for her rent, takes poesession of the MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.-Guitars rsalcin box. Complainant seeing this, actual:y gives her ut charge AND GLAIGOW HAIIIIOVIL nimwor.--2736 undated:ix is Moly* for robbery. I shill dismiss the cam, and direct the condo. f ,,,,. o a k , A week 0 . 4,,,, of mo d **L a., ww *44 di ., . ble to take the bow hack spin, and on the way I recommend fer as to peomit the shipping of mims .at tho harbour, do.: the defendant to speak to a respectable broker. The Cain• may be th , . end of the year before the coonetting *woof tvto plaitout, who was evidently surprised at the magistrate's row and Paisley joint line will be cocapleed. Preidesdn le de decision, left the court very much chap-fallen. shipping of minerals two powerful cranes bare beet maid 3 4 * pany on the new my at Springfield, me of Milk 4 MARYLBBONE.- Ovvitaou ow nth Poucr.- B. be ^1 440 , 4 , 4 , 1 1 " 1 "1 y . 4444. the other i t y 444 „, May was charged with violently assaulting the police.- PRIMCK RAILWAY Tllanc. Policeman Ramsey, who seemed to have been much injured, Ifllas Pasuwillq deposed the• at noon on Sunday, as he was passing along Worked. wok, lie. Chalk Farm-lane with a letter in his hand, he was met by nun to Orleans (N0v.29 to Dee. 3) 524 .. Ass - Ass the prisoner, who, without any provocation whatever, applied Paris to Rouen (7i?,•_28...10Dee. 2) to him language of a disgusting description ; he was desired ctie_, Roam ‘;',:„.• re ~ No r . G to o Der D .. ,1 1 , :!, ... ta s ' _ ; to go quietly on, but he swore he would not do so. Wants' 0 ,,a1: to (see, 1) (144. i 3 " -9 then collared him, upon which he (prison, r) seised hold of to Dec. 1) him and used his utmost endurours to choke him, and In Northern (Nov. 24 to Dec. 1) addition kicked and stench him many times upon the Amities to Boulogne (Nov. 24 to Dec. 1) 773 ... LOU „, - lege and body with all his force, and tried to bite him on the em atontereau to Troyes (Nov. 20 to 26) - arm. Witness added that he kept fast hold of the prisoner ppe (No v. 74 to Dm ft notwithstanding the pain he suffered from the lucks and blows which were given him, for nearly an hour • and that, on another officer coming up, he (prisoner) was, hour; a most desperate resistance, ccnveyed to the station-house.-Corro borative evidence was adduced.-Mr. Broughton sentenced the prisoner to two periods of a month each in the House of Correction; he was then locked up. HMCO To SPECIAL CoNSTABLEII.-On the Bth of June lest a considerable number of persons were sworn in at this court to art as special constables should oecauon require them to do so for the space cf six months, and some hen• dreds of !laves were supplied to them ; they have not been restored, and it may be as well to remind the parties that under a clause in an act of parliament 1 & 2 William IV. each person sworn in as above is liable to • paisley of 40i. in the event of his not returning his staff within a week after the expiration of the period for which he was appointed to serve. PUBLIC SALE.—YERTrzoAT, By Mr. C. SrarroaD, at the Swan Hotel, Bed Jeri, ate hold dwelling-boare end garden, Creeeent, Bedford: pa annum, entitling the putebairer to the *rev educatke anis dik% WA. COMMBRCIAL AND MARKET& P RODUC E. —DI ENCINO LANS, Doc. 11.--TM pall gales advertised far to-marrow (Tuesday) are bur sal rim, pi. venting business by private retract. to.day.ouoa : r liY to ported to-day.—Oothe : there has been are inquiry be Oh meth and it were an upward —Tallow remains at OK IL; town, 465. 6d.: rough fat. 6d. ; arrived during last girdle cars ; dithered. 2,144 asks; the proem etre on hand is 4111 casks; at the rase period last year It wee 11,662 raga—Test is public Wes concluded to-day ; the result thaws that 19,.4e paftipi pared auc.• of which 6,300 were sold, and, with lie esswithl Arun of peculiar quality. all went cif heathy, and errs AIDS Poe way.—r bduro we have agate to grow a further. di 0 9e. In butter, with but little done; foreign, however, ha tra ter demand, and very full prior paid ; torn dull at Is. Oodles; Irk the supply amall, and prices quoted rather higher —thie may; pale. rt. 10a. to 971.• straw, 2.31. 10a. to 961.; brows sad plltt 241. to 95/.; 'perm, 64 ' 1. to M.; hadraatter,6o. tap.; cod, South Sea, 941 10e. to 178. • olive Oallipo li , 431. to 441.; 11 1 104 and Kelly, 411. to 424 . twiny 301. to sit ; cocoa-oat, 3311004 redone, Patio. 361 to 861. 10e; linseed.ss. LONDON WINJLLY DOCK 11,XTURNS, Dec. 9. Imre& Daiivand Pr. Poet 111 3.7 W —rAd 36, - ar Mauritius.....- 6.873 6 616 16',736 Bengal& Madre bre 6.818 7,143 lad; 47 F0reign........ itF6 WO MA COMA, D.P..... 1 41 3.721 13/ 911 10 Ceylon ..... 1991 140,371 1148 Cocoa. 11 . P tap 9 76 9t13 4,903 in 9 R 37, 1 . 144 . 465 7,47,1 Ala as MONEY MARKET. MONDAY EVENING. We have it on the best authority that ministers, yielding to the force of the representations made to them by the commercial interests of the north, have consented that a secret committee of the House of Commons shall be appointed next session to inquire into the expediency of limiting the responsibility of the proprietor.proprietor.of joint-stock banks. The settlement of the Consol account is now close at hand, and the business of the month appertaining to it may be said to be essentially over. The increased value of money has caused Exchequer Bills to be held with less firmness. They were done to-day at a re duction of Is. in the rate of premium. Independently of tha indisposition on the part of the jobbers to enter into renewed operations, pending the settlement of to-morrow, the attention of most of them has been engrossed by the important changes in progress on the continent of Europe, the election far the presidentship is France occupying the minds of the leading moneyed interests to the exclu sion of general business objects. In the early part of I I the morning Consols were higher by per cent. than at the close of the mari.ets on Saturday. They were done at 881, but eventually they fel off again, and were, in the end, officially quoted 871 to 4. The de cite which occurred subsequently to the conclusion of the earlier transactions was caused by the sales made of about 150,000 stock by the govertment broker, and other leading operators. The markets continue to run extremely counter to the interests of the bears. Exchequer Bills left off 395. to 42.. pm 4 India Bonds, 355. to 38s. pm. In the foreign market Peruvian stock commanded a higher value. There were, otherwise, no variations of consequence to attract attention • business, in this branch of the Stock Exchange, ex hibiting, in no re spect, any new feature of interest. Three per Cent. Spanish Bonds, 254 to 2 . New Granada, 12 to;. Russian, 1014 to 2. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 474 to 8. Venezuelan, 14j. Mexican, 22: to 1. An instance of the oppressive manner in which the Stamp Act operates, in the transfer of small parcelsof stock, is presented in the following letter, which has been sent to us from a highly respectable firm : Sir,—We lave received from a poor fellow in Sydney a power of attorney for the sale of his stock, amounting to 71.85. ; the Bank will pats it on its being stamped. On application at the Stamp office a 11. 10.. stamp is insisted on, sad accordingly paid. Is not this tax intolerable t—Dee. 11. ESOLISH FUNDS. Sok Stock. 191 90 South Si. New Annuities, 88 I per Oh BM. num. 861A1 Crosois tor Met. 82/ 1817: 8 I/ pitOLOos. Lim o 21 Lmiseatsweguyso . 2:,uma. sew a oc Lam, etil 72 42 39; 2 1 . JUDO. igkArtion"ari• tip Ja'L Otr• fir. , 42: Si , lama Mock, :hut. DtOS Sid., Mitch, 43: 2d., lain Bond.. £l,OOO, 38 Juan, 39 Ditto, under 41,0£0.36 FOREIGN 1 per CL Oren:ids Ms., 124 12 5 per C Li L Motion i Loci.. Dec. 16, 228 6 per Ort. Murton Ads, 38 9 4 per Ct. Porto:cum lids_ 24i I 6 vr li Ct i llounen 134&, 11212. L et., COTTON.—LmearooL, Dm 11.—The marks( was steady, end the sales wwe about 6,000 bska, tedeall i l takes cc epeculatioe. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.—Dina. au. /11711. 1 4113. 1/01.'Lli , Dn. All 1" 4 Thu Oll floßend .... op Wks a Routh. 0 /WO ad 0 Waterford Ol Flinders .... 010 arapton..Deo 10 Ilaras..DaS 2 Donsahadee 0 3 leasoe 1 Claermiklara 0 0 Lisbon. Dec 160 Boston gm. list 0 finall..Der II 1 Renews.... o'o Sydn.2l.ll.W Ol lltax...Dee.l3 Gaermasno. Deo. 11.—Arrive4 : Camilla. Amsterdam; I:Wilma ; Adonis, Rotterdam; Santiago, Bremen; Aron 1 0: Comet, St. If ichael's; Josephine, Dunkirk ; Union, Cadiz. 3 • 100 " 3 .._,_ Calcutta ; G:pmey, Trusty, V eer):m Miry Jam, WO, an'" Dunkirk ;Q. .tleh Hamburg ; enenela, Harm; Soba rr Walters, fit. Kichaeihr Champloa, Serum. Jersey Menus; Percale, Terceira ; La Jenne Clare, Dunkirk ; 0 11 2, 4 Sh e lburn ;Mihael's Jane Kena i = Phillip ; Zion'a 11Jw, Stettin; e; T t SC Mkbael • British Da Quebec.—Sailed insr,ig ero, St. = i s; Ramillies, Addebrosi IL A. Renderica, Jamaica; Lord John Russell, liarlionm; LIMOM Rotterdam. IM& COLLEY.—Dee. 8 . at Evertors, K Era Colley, of a son. DOW 14 ER.—Dee. I. at Addison-road, Rendnoton, the ISMS E.O Downer. Eon. • dangbas. HAN DVIEL —Dee. 8, at the Mount, El=Seld, the wife ea] illecddeid. Earl.. of a daughtor. ILIDSTON.—Dee. 7. at Gleagow. Hrs. W. ((ninon, of • " . 6 AOFADY T.74.—Dee. I, at Alexandria. Duarbartonddre ol. Macfadyea. u(a son. WIWI:BA—Dee 6. at Cork, the wife of J. F. M'Evan &t. W.D• of a &righter. • RILAT.—Doe. 8, at the rectory. Ohnlehant, the wife tithe Bee E Sl i ttrearii?! a nt a. r. at lastoriash, lb. roes IPOOMOIO Dridgerrwal k . eon, of • eat. (MEV 68008.—f/se. 8 et Edinburgh, Mr. Simeon', of a era TOOTII.—Dge. 8 the wife of B. Tooth. Ewa, of Sall% warp* Kent. of • daughter. ILUIRIAOER CDMIITIE-1088.—Doe. 6, at Glasgow, by then Dr. Baden% h guests. Esq.. Mee. to Jena, Wait daughf the lete AEA Giergow. DIXON—% ILLIAMS.—Dec. 7. at Halewood Church, by the IF. Ashton, War of Gaytoey. T. Due.. hog of Littlecn. mar GO& to Sonoma daughter of Col. Williams, fel Et= Wooth.n. EDWANDSOU A. Edwads. ETL.. ELDec. 13. at !It Georgia Han0er_...4110 11 . 4 • of Cboadaretteeto Strand. 010 1 °°°°"° ° ‘l Dee vac 'o n Milllesat. mooed decohter of E. Cutler. Me. ELihn"Llttlear".sl(l74lllr—Teer.l7. uhra , at fn. Mary* DrpnoteeecewWl.. dir Bev billak of North triM•lOO. OtOSO of linden ie gar attirAttenktal,vt.A. ankles, lissq,,..t aastoosesels HY PE—PAULANY..—Dge. a, at Palsky, by Oa . Dr. Er. T. Pyle. 000.0010. to Jemfa, only daughter of Rey tho late !VC lag Pawky. LAIDLAW—POPH—Den 9, et St. Marks, Henn i ng t o o W. IMO'S Mon, of . EualphEy. Prowls. to tarabeth, youngest Jaggliterd PlOCOStockwel PI —DI ESON.—Doc. 6. g at ft . Pet L ="a. T. leteesiter. Henry Alczander, youngest sou of too t o t e T. Prl. of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. to Augusts Lades. Qgga to of the tato Lieut. Dickson, of tho .7th Regt. Let DEATHS. BAILLIE.--Dra Dunbar, Mr. J. los t . mei 71 BARLOVI.—Den • at IMO. the Rev. iD, Marl", tossed seacams el GO late Admiral Nir B. Barlow. 0.0.1., radar of North:ado. sad of Chester. aged In DElillA2ll.—oe. 8, tbs Per. David Denham, late loiter ot Me Sii±lsotb at Margate, end Unicorn-yard. 10010 ATOM lOThk ° DUFl2l l i.—Dec 6, at Ihpelseha Kw Pinky. .1 D. 1) '" Boa.. of Artherits, aged 96. EADd —Doc 6. at Coventry. Sophia, the wife of r. Red. . 11 .6 ALLA a im at C u4 ebbar .. Koat iL l 4 l F. ai i .l ,, fal d. ..rola a re i m if tote J. Malolks, tots J. lag , of Lower Hrougowa , MAN NING.—Deo. Ablemee Maertlag. f.e.b. of cheater. Nam aged 83. MOORS.—Dee. 8. at Much Reams, Ilorta Palmy ]m'=• bird of Y. Room Ewa. @gat PAL L.—Den.• Ysty. widow of J. Paul E 4 o' - I ;icat W MEI:MON.—Dm B. at Lemcdagton, W ile, Aube 0., 16 C.l tho Rev. P. 8. Wilklane. of llama oawakt. Durham 1111.8081.--Dealdi Lodg , lielalawas lames. , 000 al tbs Bev. 0. T. ef FUNDS. 6 r o, Ctet B ri e .. Dlr. from 3 per tra,...naz. Amt., Dec. Ii B no tti r l ikern , en euwb ela ele. T 4 uthwe, Balms, Dic. 9.—State of the Prumian exchequer on the 31st Nor.: Acme. Dols. Over, in mutt and bus 11,0101,400 Bills of exchange and loans Portfolio ..—...... . ..„......,. 10,737,900 Advent., n to Lombardy 11,100,900 rot ic funds and mime aredit5.......... 19,841,400 P.*e.•lra. Bank bins in droulatka 4 687 , 200 H*274.P° biped* Loans in WWII's- l ,, oa. 3baree In pride tzsamities and private inalitntleme 411,439,100 • alto! sad gratat•baa M 11.11•11 Kula naisa. o, •o. delPol• in the Mir" LaaJm. relat,,ll,ll.e tkaa. a I • aNwhail l wecipos W up. AT. I:W(0401M LW. s