The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-21 00:00:00

TOE HALFHOLIDAT MOVEMENT. DEPUTATION 10 SIR GEORGE GREY. Wilfred .y, a dri utatlon from the Early Chili°, Afeln .15.. • n;t—l op a the 8 emery of B.ate f r th• Hose Dr, rt re.% t •s It; el rot t;eace. The d.yettattso ton. Bin ed./ ob. End Sn•lteebety the Margate of Bland. ford, M.P.; the Hie. Arthur K4/li , iffl. M.P. ; Cept.in 8 .•t, SI P.; It J H Garnet; Rv. T P, o..ey; Arthur Mdls, EN.; 0 H. Deere, 13 , q. ; B. 8 , •w. E q ; Mr. J R. Taylor; J. J Wahl, E q ; Jo , n C .rderoy, R•q ; WIWI= Lake , Req. Mr. Falwell (Honorary 81- erittery). !et T. r H.ro of BHAt7t.IOIY . bleihd inundated the &pa to" oberred t' et thsy att nit seek for legi.lativo action, wltith, Weed, the nature of the we did not admit o'; bat if el* powritstnent wol.ld are Its leeoener, sad CWT. all, Ni tM ettan de be It• to teeth, tte bei!-bnliday into their 4411110, Wei the aripeate, d.ektirde, and all instito•ioos ILDAe, IrVereelsrt • nt.troo. item h•prie.t rcevits teu.t fol O. 7 . * WS. Mr. KINXAIRD hb•ery d th.t the Sato , of half h lids, red .I.e.d. n.. 0 .d• p eel in G , AfOr .4. d. •• Gad 01.4 f af• pr aticiast the gr.•test , ee . ieremi,th toe 1..rt•.....i1a11. that • ' 1 " ' hone at ',Web i; woe pr. p “d business should be er pead.d. B.r 0 0 IL/T ' tbs. at tes rep rd to t» ettahl..h. . Meets eseh 'lt it woe aoar6dable lat the teen re.ere . 1 t.: bad to work et tII bones. He tb on „, she w ,ted no , he preeti-oble, esp. davit , / tt • Fit tinge: per moment. t. el 4f the penile °the., a , two reel. , tic on &tar ivy. hreidre when he felt th.t the ^ arks eau. ay , 114 tb Leo wit no; moots in nerd of a welt!, hull.. _ _ .. The Rev. J. 0.1113111 T obttrve4 that there WM other depenseato wormer oith the eoe”-- wh,re a ball lit ;idly oa !Word* " be .a•y Imlay. would be a vest horn. In r.ple to a sin..et'ov from Sir 0. Gasy, Mr. LICIVALL eald he behoved that to all uses where the halt bond ylal `ten ranted, co reduction had been made In the pey, lir the reISOS t h at it WS% found that the men, ts.riat ther:eelves wath gr-ater spirit, applie.tion, andSnergy, really did as much work is the five days and ha'( ea 'Wore tee,'J did in cis. 11-. Literati read a letter re eds. i tbat mmirg fr'm ftr Morton Pito, in +hints the boo. bsremet stated that be "deeply felt the importance of the 8 itorlay hilt-hnliday, end believed that, if the gown. sent adepts.' it in thti..• estehl.el•ments by way tf the gee.teet g—d wall revolt" The society he (gr. Ltlwe I) repreeentol was very d, times to obtain toe IitTICIS of the beads in eh p arks cs elatirday efternooos, 'at find ing that the ceny.og oat of that arnumement did not pro perly belong to t tc gwe.on catty it wee intended to apply to the eomensodi p o , fi , ol'S of regieplits with tam view. L'rl SH•PTISIIVUT „beeped Met, speakiog for him. tell and &rico o h r =outsets of the deputation ' whilet 'lmply in favJor of the hand Vayion on Baturdy, they desired to gaud Vtemerly.n Ma net Demos supposed to im ply that it was any pert of the duty of the grveramest to provide emu mint f...r the people. finch • priooip'o, if mei admitted, might lead to daogtraus as will aa mesa vonientrrulte. Sir 0. Gatit stator] that t►e reason why the govern:mot had interfered in the mist er was, because t►y thought that, as a hand bad for envie time been play's, on certain week days in Kensington Gorham, it was doe to persons at the east sod Lf London that they should have a similar pri vilege. H. DAVIS, Esq., said, • h it when the h‘lt holiday was Prat mom. ain the istablisbraeat with which ha was cow a•ett• tsars Were satertsisod that it might istorfere wi.h the despatch of basil:mac but th it those feats were sot realised. The obje. tot the deputation well net to secure a half holiday for geutleatee who a boats ware from t a to four, or who are only ensioi ally required to remain late, but to ott sits the ii.ilusioes of g aaaaa sent example. Aitor some Nether remarks, the deputation withdraw. GENERAL DOMESTIC SERVANT'S' BENEVO- LENT INSTITUTION. The tenth annual meeting of this institution was to`ldlt•tordol attn. w.n at Hamm T.-square rooms; Co oriel WILSON PATTis, tb P, is .111 chair. The .ttaodaoe. w.l astsernes. On tle pktints were Mr. T. lisekey,M Mr. W. Hopp, the lito. H. Howarth, reets of St. Ottotser, Hasovar- quart); the RSV. Mr. Brooktiald, Mr. J. rapt., &e. The Kew. Mr. 1711TCN read aka report, 'high was so follow. 1 he committee her the satiantioa of orienting the tenth atonal report of the hell'o'ed., std of ulaileg the subscribers on the at stilton p. asperity of the asbcWko. At the last mutual !wean Mere were 12 prestorre Nairn relief from the foods of the Inas trios, Mort shah wend lime mere pessionera bar been elected, nakiag the ember 17 who sr sow to the slaloms of pewter Sam the inatitatiom For; mealier her also received temporary rebtame dries the yew. their drawn being of an urgent bet 'aviary r twitter : they have 'sward ibt welvee most graters' Sarin timely aid trio aliened item. The eammoitree hare great pea. we to rating !hat the Ilaustial aredltion of the soup emblem au. lonsammend umber Welke of wringer in the ortroachnat July. They Sinker dale moire that in arnica to the largely augmented , MOM= of lifsdows coed tnasseen sari granted during the past i wee, they base DMA asehleo so Writ OIL 13► tot., rang the , mit mord of tarantula la the Threa per Cent Comma, M. It la earneUy dared to Men. sae (nada of the , Irelttities the per be e moting Its knows in their rlineattee dries. sod all Weir Miami to we their valor Meade Bad evieneitnim to biome weathers sad subscriber to Its rads. or d the enaltle lb. imulattile to eased its benefits to as ie. erred .coat., of roc pinta sad tarry est more elfatoely the Apar el the lestftetim. the ressiktee see gratifin at the con trued saner% the inotloalos he received Am the oolnilty and , =Ow whlch they tender their gigt,tui Sauk% reefer fuly not this petrrage and support tall goon lames= every year Awl am the objects co the butt idiom below, tatter Known he metro mil be awe generelly apprriateil. Pros the trainee sheet It apposed that the donations within the pose %mounted to 641 6s. 61., gad t •st sob Serlpti ass to 1.0031 6.. 61., of which 8761. 12.. 6d. was rub. imilired by members win were servant., and 'het tr./ t t.l nesipta, including the talents of the last woes', int. es mosey inmitel, Rx , were 1 6221 12. 101. ; tie balance remaining at the ban.: being 691. Gs. 102. It was also t tied i VHF the em .ot p us.sed by the suety in Three per Cent. Courts wie 9 6901 17.. The CHAIRMAN raid hs wished to add that start the period of t bee:o,log of the 'cremate of lir oast year, saw , y. tto Ist of April, a further ssis of nu. 12.. 92. bad beeo rsee:ved by ths eotegli , ter. The Rev. H. HOWARTH. Rector of St-Georges. flatfeet r- Mitere, Mewed the adoption of the report sad the appoh.t. Meet of tbe oilier' sod committee he the oaring Isar. Mr. finasnoes, a dome.t . c terviat sad • member of the emamittee, wooded the rowdstioe. The reselutios was then pat sad 'ferried. Mr. Isom:cm H . H P., the Treaeurer of the lastitstion, ~wed the cent moieties • which was as tollosto That this meeting views with foliage of tali.- fatten the suaessful progress al the illetltlitiOsi, and hopes it. b.th empioyen and servants will notions their ear- Slat ettettiose In promotiag the objeits, sad isolating its prosper Ty." Mr. W. Koolau, in seerndint the reselstiote, catered at leegib boo tte wallies tonere. of .he institution, with the view of showing that they were ciencterimed by be utmost amount of eccraomy that wee soesemat with ell- The M 01111431 was thee pet sad carried. The R.,. Mr. BROORFIRLD moved the nest mole , bin, via. That the coo &meted pa r insge of this institution by bee Noel Gracious blej ley the Queen, hie nofel HtetteelM the Prates Albert, sod other moaners of the royal family, is :regarded with the mos grate fat 'Whop by ell the mom ben, 11• ping that earn pitroatige mi•l 'seem for the testate. Moe iacrestied support from the nobility and gentry." Mr. J. PAYS'S stn rolled the reeolutiou is a bemyrrus speech, which be vetoed up with • poetic relogiella is Load R. Grosvenor as the president of the laslitation. The Tesolutioa was this adopted. Oa the moths of the Rev. Mr. Varroff, smondul by Dr. Eftzwia, it wee nes Awed —" That the %kiosks tf this saw t ins er! dee to the truster, tresearer, and ernsittee, for their itersetoot vertices it promoting the wear* of the in atitotios, sad the satirist: &meshes they have gives to its waseigerneot, and to the aresduity aisplayod by them is pro swim, he welfare sad prosperity." Mr. MALLIrrT, a savant, sad a member of the coot mitts, moved a vote of to asks to the chairs... Tb. Rev Mr. HOWAITM resided the mutton, and put it tr to mettles, whoa it was carried by seclemation. The Clansman having briefly renamed thanks, the metier; ft:wawa. HEALTH OF LONDON. In the week that ended on Saturday the &ells of 1.094 rson_s, namely, 638 sales and 666 (eagles were re gistered in London. la the cOrrespoodos g weeks ct 1.• rare 1846 56, tie ge somber of d ea th s was 1 , 0/0 , whist:, it retied by • tenth pert lr r limps niOn with t , it• deaths LI last week, wb'ch occurred in an lorrsesed p Wee. becomes 1,121. It apron r• that the rave of mortall , y last week was enchtly belle the ay.'s'''. The deaths referred to duwasts of the synrdie or eliderec Astute, were lut week 242, • number which difren little front the corrected are f eo , rerponling w•eka. Bat typhes,ander which head cameo( cosmos fever are iaeladed, is at present more fet , l dna soy wher disease is the tame elan, sod slime a diepostrios to increase. Toe deaths caused by it, hayloft he,. is recent weeks guseral:y less than 60, rag last Veit to 76, of which those that occurred in the reartern d.u.sion, embracing Bethnal-green, Stepsey, sad other diitract., eahibit a decided prepindereace is somber. Last weak the births of 863 bays and 801 girl', in ell 1,654 children, were registered in L-ndoo. In the ten coy. reepoodiag weeks of the yet 11 1846 66 the cringe MOM Of was 1,497. At the Royal Olmerestory, Oreeswieh, the mean height 04 the barometer it the week wee 29 493 is. The bummer nes en *Sunday (the Ilth) to 29 79 is., the highest in the week. The mean temperature of the week wee 61 2 deg., whisk is 0 9 1541 in the ge of the ease week is 38 pairs (as determined by btr. Oteither). The warmest day wee Sandal, whoa the thermoweter is the slide rom to 72.0 dog., cad that in the eon to 96 deg. The low, et readies use 42.9 deg., mad thearreot on Friday. The maitre rugs of the ' MA wee fore 29 1 der The men duly temper zo ss below the average on sem day imam Bonds, sad . The meta de • point temperature wee 46-G deg., ash the dierreeee between this aid the sums tomperusie lithe air was 6 6 deg.. The temperature t f the the Thema ragged from 48.3 dee.,the loweet on Boarlay to 66.944., the highest on the lett two days of the week; the mass of the weak was 62.2 dog. Oa Beady, bleaday, and /Pithy, the wiad blew from the north; at other Mug keserelly It blew free the sesth-.set. Rein feel to the 111•01110 011 24 is., half of whisk fell ea 'faraday. Um were heavy thowen of bail and raga es Batarlay. i ~~ MBLAND. DUBLIN, TtlifiDAY. This day, for the first time, two catholic* were raised to the rank of scholarship* in Trinity College. THIS REPRESENTATION OF Criss.—We ut.der• 'teed teat • ef r pubr desire exists I. Clue to roam WO. Salle O'Bron, iisq , as osse of the reergoslatvros at the alai opportunity. A pntlemaa of influence in the *miry inbreed us yestesday be was offered eighty votes in ea, Jewelry, in b.half of tte distinguished Irishman.— Msisurer Now. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, MAT' 0. A YPOI . lite baotv J. A. Poland (IS .it, to the End, It, 'mew roam e•event. of 23 0 -bores poser. at Wseersees; sad J. Z. M. Wilma 1635), to the Hogue, 60, ee•tw stem map, se 45whoree power, at Bevol.port. Parameters H. Csaspios to the Driver. 6, qamhwebeel ream sloop of deu-aoree power, at Mummer ; and Z. A Amdb ett Ile 3i to the b Myr, 14, sues amen sloop, of 400-bone power, Mediterranean StaLimi. dmood-Marter 11. B. Host (1663), to .15, IlHablpman K. I. Boyle tithe Elk. 12, sloop, at Chatham. Pineal Mkt C. B. Volt, to the Monarch, hi, leg mop, Pxifo Maim CHATHAM, MAT 20. The Cadens. 20, ens of the neer dose of steam oc•ew cor vettes In zednied late the navy, wr latteohed thie afternoon at Chatham deekjanA in the preemies of abode socemme of eimetators. lbw vessel vras loW d Ewa sassily twelve months alto. and Ass been built ander the diractio.. of Mr. F. J. espy, master shipwright, under the superintendence of 8 r Baldwin Walker, C. 8.. surveyor of the navy, sad Ids enbatarveyors. Her statement wit consist of 20 B.lneh 011 ewe gone, 8 feet In length, and one till-panader, of 82 art and 10 feet In length. libels to ha hensediateiy fitted tot sea. DUBLIN, NaT 20. Ths 2nd Warelekshire Militia, which arrived in Dublin on Tummy hat iron Armonk wee inspected yeeterday at the espla nade in frost of tbs royal to -meta, peeparatoey to embarking this Cy on board the Cleood • fir Enema. This regiment has been Madonna he the hat are months la Armagh. Pima Itoxis . .—Til.isiee is Owen, in lest Miele' Gesell., that the roost sales of the premeds arising from the capture, on the 2.11 November. 183 6 , of the slaver Bruit, adjudicated to Mr lbjeoty's ship Oladiator, Captain John Adams, by the High Court of Admiralty, oa • alai u of pint capture In April, 1 ,36 , will be feel.- toted le the High Court of Admiralty cm or aft., the 2.th May, 1836. Notice is also glees to the olioma and company of her Majesty's sloop Rimers, Malian, Cornwallis Aldham, liq., Aetlag Commander, that UAW regret:re prvertwas of seam Of Maury reserved from the Proceeds sad wastage Mantles of the slave schooner dlvitvida, cap tured se the 23rd Peptenilwr, 1543, to meet expected charm. at M. Belem, will re payable at No. 22, Arundel-demi. errand. on the 12th sans... sad Mules the three Collor/flg meeths.—Plse share, 41.145. ad.; searmader's share. Itt. 044.;. lest class, 21.17 e. 64. ; sewed shwa, 11. Ns. 64.; third clam, Ilia U.; fourth elan. Ile. Id. ; filth Wast e le. 9d. ; 'lath claw, L. 100.; erveatli alai% LAW. SP OR ZING. BET ririo AT :11ESTER.—Tcrainut. I3to 1 opt Wentworth (t) le to 1 opt Tellow Jock (t) Ito 1 Fosooiotto (t 11 10 to 1 ltoprthorpo to 2) to 1 The Primo (t) 7to 1 Downie (1) 10 to 1 Vawknoeulio(t) 14 to 1 Arti lery V) 21Bln1.1s.hand 18 to 1 Teo Coroner (1) 1 1000 0)20 Aitroioiroo It) 18 to 1 1 , 1,84y.N10tt IWO to 10 Pretty Boy (1) OAKS. Ism* (taken) opt any ate.[. - - THE II tot apt M 6 to I obvid BATH AND SOMERSET COUNTY RACES. TOIMIDAY. Tat tmissowns Praxes (hUtiliap) 4s eon. sash, with 40 added. Certain whiter tztra. Oas mile. (IT labs.) Mr. *Okra.% curler, by Canar.k. 3 sty bat elb...(Ferdham) 1 Mr. T. Hasbro% wren 6 yrs, Mt bib (D. HueMe) 3 Mr. Parn.rd% Armco, 3 Try Get bib Bettina :I to 1 art Curium Sto 1 art Van bya b , 7to 1 art loineo. Wes by a leafy h ; ten Marla betw ea the ascent and third. j Brmrtat 5r.... alO SOTS Mai, with 10 added fur I.7r.elds ; colts, Net bulb shies sad radar, tot 71b. Certain allowances. The almond to ems kis Mar. Uns mle sad a half. (4t sure.) Mr. S. Parr% Stark, by sir bum or Gabbier, het IMb 1 Mr. wares Leg Cabs, IN it lib Mr. J. M. Manley'.Porto Wok Set Nib ( Duke of Ileaulr Vs Primo, but 101 l Mr. R. Z. Cooper '. (aft by Um JIM or Dm Jaw am awes., Oat 1010 Bettic4: 2to 1 against Porto Rink 3 1 Ina quilt ard Furter. Won elmerly by area qua:torso's length. Tut grassist &Aar of 10 seen. "Kb ictb 30 added, Paw trolls olds ; s It.. /14 lolM; 71 !lea sad rekhog• Sot 7lb ; certain &Dowser lb ma mord tome* bi? make, T.T.C. Hall • suit (37 sub?), Mr. K. rem's Limimewo, In Loop Garen, Mt 1010 ( Neal) 1 Dulls of Beselores The TM% let flb (la MT) 2 Lord 1. Srdt's Omar* ast 71b - (flatimal $ Mr. J. Howlit'• Ms Amager, let 7lb Mr. C. (12prl's Dries. 04 10Ib (J. Wane I M. J. IL Bumbry's Ally, by Pyrrhus the 11mi, out of loos. Ist tni Bettis(' 2tol cm tambours. 4 to I eget Wien, 10 to 1 apt any ether °fined. Woo In a easter by two lees** ; a tog It betwese the mooed wad third. Tea desieireneatez Illreces of IS ion. each, IS It, sad 5 only if dedired. TA 100 added; the sss.d to naive 50 sore, end the third to nee hie stake. Oert•ln *etre. Tan mita awl a dlelaaco. ( ii sobs JO al whom pay S sore. each ) Sit J. Et. 41.44 fens by Viols" II In. Get lalt a :r) Yr. Moseley% Alonso. No!, Mt At. 2fr. GM T.pey, S Sib . kl I '- of Aileobor " D. : . 11•4 spa Bens, to apt )r., 6.t e " rt ia Ls. 10 to 1 old MIT selbw Stewed). Wwa by throe lentbs ; Weide Titillates, amasser 3 roes. wok wilt S 3 eked tar 3.yr .at armed% sysleml semi sllewentet, he. Om. ressalt este I ware webby ilte.ollver's Vbeibel4, 4 Jr. (W.), tot tib (Peitz] bestligllestws.l4llllll2,llMl lea dig-p-it. (By Ekon' Telerrerh.) Tin Weswise haws (Randle...o cs: 3. 1.; wimps% attn. MY rowell—seas a wile awl a MU. Mr. tamtlee harkla, by Leaeroost, 4 .yrs. pet 191 b I Ilearrdra) 1 lir. T. Palos wary.. 4 yrs. Set 10113 (Cirri}( 2 Mr. I,l4lllslAParelbey, 4 yrs, I t 31b Won by }met sad • lvd mr: bet third ; the bar twa buten off. BIETTINO GNI THE 001:113E. 11 to 4 swot Wentworth 16 to 1 apt ninon (offil) 11 tot new(letto (t) 30 to 1 Barbwlns e (I) 11 to 1 Artillery (t) I'l4 to 13 Aetroloeue (I 14 to I —71 y-by M IS to I Carmel (t ibt freely) IM oly) O to 10 Pretty Boy (t) 16 to 1 Vsaderasealls(offtll V.OO to S &Blab Logo,) Law inielltante. ARCHES COURT.-MAT 20. THE KNIGHTSBRIDGE CHURCH FURNITURE CASE. LIDDILL (CLERK) AND HORNS N. WISTIBTON, AND LIUDILL AND OTIEBBB V. PILL. Dr. Hayford reigned and enceleded Me epeob on behalf of We reepoedente. Dr. Phil livers addressed the omit on behalf of the .p -palmate, Mr. Weed and hie eluirobwardens. Toe proceeding" were then adjontned till this day. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-MAy 20. •YOU ■I. Mn,". IN RI TIORAS STAXS -JUDONINT. This Into!goat, a e.wkeep. r and dairyman, at Chelsea, l et pear.d for the judgment of to. c ,or:. Mr. Reel °plowed fin the credittr, Mr. U. Low, a attic-Peeler ; and Mr. Dowse supported. The case bad been we're' time. het we the court, and four Foliate 1/4 re raised in opposition to the insolvent's dis charge. On the last t caution it was arj .oraed to gm up a miik-welk to the Ps4lolo from womb a sum could be roalked fur the trettors. The " walk" had not been ran up, and jolt:meat was payed. The lac teat owed Mr. Low about 400 f., and one of the cimplaints was that the debt bat been frauduleirly e istrse•rd. Mr. Commissioner Murphy pronounced • judgment of twelve calendar months trom tn. ••••ing order, tor frau dulently contracting t/o deht with Mr Low. IN if CM•ILIIII ra.LMff —SCMIIDIILI DISMISSED. In this cam Mr. dugouts opposed hr is Mr. H.7nee , and Mr. Reed .app red. A former petition w.s dismissed, and a long examination took plea, to show t.-at the schedule woo now false. The iosoivent had carried on the business of a marine store rimier, u he alleged, on his own account, bat, u Mr. Haynes alleged. as his t. The court flawless(' the cheduls for falsehoods. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 21, 1856. leathern bag, that he bad seen it all secept the "haft" of one knife, and that some of the articles bore the initials "V. IL," some P A.," end some "P. W.," Vs meaning of wbieh, however, he profs used modestly he did not under stand. Haverty made en gement It meet hips at a pablie holt.. is BackebureL-lase, beefing previously given aim a written guarantee that he should have part of the reward which had bees offered, and a note t: the affect tbs• the plat* would be pu-ch ased when it was brought to the appointed slam, which note was signed in the name of Levy. The prisoner said he bad armpit to sell the plate fee the mon whom he was to meet at ton public-house, bat he must takes note from the intending porehaeer end 2L as • pledge of good faith ; and believing what herald to be trite, the offloir gave him the 21. All this turned out false. He then tied to impose on Smith, of the B division. by pretending to sties information respecting another robb , ry, end pave as the same of the peril.. eione. reed Jobs Willisms, alias Long Harry," and " Plash Jack" or " Sore-eyed Dick" who Illefe to be found in the neighbotubLol of Fashior.- street, Whit. chapel. Smith , ned him as to how to became requamted with 0.110. He ea: he bed been • alio+ black at tiirmingliam, and first knew them tlere, end they bed sloe* empl..yed him , o put awny plunder which they obtained. H. salted for an advance of money, which Smith thought fit to decline; but es be said he was hun gi y a n d bed so lodgi g, be did give him ,omethieg to eat sod drink, and a shilling to get a I..dging. This story, like the rat turned out false, end the prisoner bed now confessed him self guilty of the whole. Under the eirenmemoc , e, he !tumid sent. , ce hint to be kept tr hard leoour for ten calendar mouths. William Brown, 19, Jahn Sm'th, 23, and William Thompson, 32, were Ms teat to. stealing a quantity of ring., seals, and other articles, •slue 30i , the pr p:r:y of Jams, C unenerford. They were alto charged with receiving the Mr. Gent proneuted ; Mr. Way defended Thompson. The protezutor carries on the business of ajetvell•-r in the Edgware-road, and on the night of Friday, the 26th of April, abo tt half.psst nine o'clock. a tray of jewellery wee stolen fr outside his shop window, where It had been fastened by a padlock. The earn. night the prisonen w, re found in possession of the property at a house in Thrall street, 0p.t.18 , 1 le, by Borneo, p. lies constable, No. 10 H. Smith and Thompson jumped out of the first Ann window, but were s. oo afterwards taken is an adjoini, g hone by the same officer, who told them if they dared to at'empt t more, he wou ld "open" their heads with his truncheon. Brownwea taken by another ogler. The jury fosse this Outige, sad It was than proved that the were well-Immo thieves. The Assistant. Judge mintier:aid each of than to four years' penal servitude. William Bather, 48, a stoat well-dremed man, was tried and foetid guilty on two cure« i.f picking pockets in omnibuses, in one cue be took • puree cmtaining six sovereigns from a lady, and M the other a puree containing seven sovereigns. Nothing was known as tsi his pvvieue character, but the adroit and skilful manner in which he committed these rob beries showed that he asset have had considerable practice Mr. Creaay maimed him t. fonr years' penal servitude. Mr. Mgdeteer was counsel icr the prosecution; Mr. Met cafe for the poisoner. CRICKET. ELARYLESONE CLUB AND GROUND AGAINST THE OXFORD UNIVERSITY. This metal+ Wil eocatneseed on Mondey on the Magdalen °math 0 &ford, and brought to a condones youarday. The mere goad is fellow. : _ _ __ BIAITLZSONE. Tint Imlay. Sowed laoiap. J. Dow b hoar Z. Tads-cdt. too, a 7 3•1446, b C. Dar& la Jar s jd aZ k •olo4. • .42mit•teatl, 64 b Mamas 36 3. Gnrly. bC. Mats 34an .... .. 3 e Dig, b names 3 C. Maxliwk, Eaq . • Diem bC. Mani= Captals Yam. 0 Fel owe Fellow. .. ... 24 C. Marsha= ....- 0 Fints•• D. D. Whialma EN.. 8 humus 6 firms H. L C. I.o* natant 3 Fisaime A. Ballift. am. b llense 0 C. 111anba 0 nap. C. nir" b how ll C. Itersbas, 0 Musa 01,1b3,w3 ........ lO b 1,1 0 1.......„ .. Telal l3l Total l2 [trot Lahti& Ileeasd W. G. Arnhem). Ext b Dam b Dees ........ 0 H. V•iteb, b Dla P. Mambas b ( Allysidt• 1 notate C. Leak 10‘ . b Llaywtift• 12 b Druid, Z. W. Made)" ER+, • 2red•r•lt, b Oroul• W. 'slows. 6 q.. bDs coLltlyirblte. b tom ... I P. W. 0i1.,,.0q b Grundy II Lillywhlts, b Wald, )% C.D. Ilanbass, ent LE. Die,. Zig • Lillyyllta, 0 lbw, b Grandy 1 7.D ( .=d, Zig- b Omni, ... 0 ran out Hos. W. Mum. b Doan ......_.... 2 ° Grady : -- . . 0 1 b 3 - l4 TAM lll I' basal Gsortres—To morrow (Thursday) a mare will be played es this greued bermes the liouwbold Brigade sod lye Berm Oaks Vise Cob Ills seer sill no doubt prove h4bly attrarre, m. re merrily r tie bur of the Oas-de will attrd sed pry durrg the airtime. Peasaas in (Maws) any aorreoara Cssea—These clubs play to4aarrow (Thursday) at SoUthieta. Yacaaan-llara Aim,. axe Yerawan•Rra CU:IA—The Ant eaten of the awes of tbase slabs will be played to-marrow (Thursday) on Ptelham-Rye. Cll7 or LONDON RaOOED SCHOOL.9.--Tbel eighth annual senile,' of these schools was hell last evetaisg, at the Losdou Tavern. In the absence of H. B. Horsey, Beg., who was advertised to preshie, J. Chantey Barclay, q., took th. chair. From the retort it appeared that the seh 'els, which are situate in Foster. street, Loan alley, Wahowerate, h've been well supported during the pun year. The tempts had szoreded the outlay by 14/, and included • docatios of ten golneas from the Clothworkere' Company, as well ae gifts of a smaller amount from the Greeere, G4inewthe', and Merchant Tin* Companies. The daily attendance at the schools was 191, a number fully equal to the acoommodatioe. The average attendance at the Sunday schools was 207. The baths and washbowee were mutt valued by the pupils. Daring the winter the lanes' committerhad distribeted soup to the families of the children ; while some of them, to relieve their lees fortsasts companions, bad eubseribed the SOU of 2/. During the last twelve months 12 boys and 13 girls had obtained dtustlons; and at the present meet ng 10 aaooeesfel seadidates rseeived pun, from the Ragged Scto d Coins of articles of clothing of the va'oe of 7s downwards. The free library was used by 80 of the children. Toe peony bank, which had been eststiliebed three year.. contained 951. Attv the reading of the report the mewing was addressed 1 1 / R. N. Fowler, 11 Esq., the R• v. W. Welts r e , J. Green, I 'matte Hopuood, and L 8. ',leer's's, Hags., sad other gentlemen ; and, with. vote of thank. to the chairman ,the meeting cl , sed. Diocr.as or Cnzarra.—The perpetual curacy of Uptcas, or 09.TCh117011, is the covet, of Chester, Is valiant I by minion of the ID.. Themes 11,11. Patrols, Jolla Moss, t f Liverpo*, Eq. The Hee. Henry Ainslie has been pre , seated tot]. vicarage of B u l egwo li, I n the emote of York, void by till, death of the R... 8. J. All en. Patton, the Lord Bishop of Chester, la s iglt of his Bee. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. TRIAL OF WILLIAM PALMER. SIXTH DAY. (Coutirsed tram yesterday's Express.) M►. Steveas was bent caled, and the cheque for 3751. was shown to him, and be ssid the endorsement of Mr. Cook's name was • fwg•ry. He always liaised his name J. Patinas Cook. The cheque was endorsed J. P. Cook. Mr. Strawbridge, the manager of the Replay beak, was coiled, and having examined all the bill. that had been pro duced, he said that the 'lavatory, Sarah Pslater, to the whole of them, was forged, and was not the handwriting of the prisoner's mother. William Cheshire, a clerk in the National Provincial Bank, at Rugelty, proved that the cheque for Ma was paid in to pri.oner's account. By Mr. &leant Shee—Cook had no Irsasaodons without busk. Mr. Pratt was thee ma-examined by Seq.* , t Sties He said: I knew mottle., of C Kit at the time of the bill traniaation. I bad at the time a •um of 3101. In my hands that belonged to the prisoner. Palmer wanted mn to pay 1901 more to s person named flarcent, which I declined to do without farther security, and the prisoner them proposed the accepteace of Mr. Cook for 2001., and he reyeaseated him as a man of re•peetabli , y and substance. I consented to take his ac.xptance, end toe prisoner thus obtaieed the 6001. that he requited. Mr. Cook paid the 2001., and I ?e -t d him his eaceptenee. I wrote to him on the 13th November, reminding him that the 6001. bill would herons due on the 2nd cf December. 1 addrsesad tte letter to Let terworth.l Bt-ezamined—The 2001. bill bemuse due on t►e 29 h of Jane. It was net paid oa that day, bat Mr Cook paid it afterward.. Mr. John Armstrong, an attorney practising at Ripley, said—About the 12th of Nemeth r 111.4 I was emptied to roamer • debt of 601 from the rimier fur a mere r • bill. On the 19th I sent inetractions !re a writ, and on the fol lowiag day, by direction of the plaintiff, I went to the r's hoarse, and be paid me two 501. gores is satisfaction of the debt. He at the same tone tail be hoped he should cot hays to pay the ecst of *he n tot. I took the notes to the plaintiff to get change and arrange about the Posta. Mr. John Wallbaek, a butcher at Ropiest, proved that oa the 12th of ?CM :labor he wee sent for to Pa'ener's house, and saw him there. The prisoner said to him," Wallbsak, I want you to lend me five and tasist.ty pounds." I replied, " Mem, I am very shirt of money ; oat I will try sod get it." Re replied, "Du, there's a good fellow, and I will give it pm again on B.tsrda7 morn Mg, as I shall receive some money at Shrewsbury. This was the week Wars Shrewsbury Races. I lent him the money, and he repaid me on the dry be had yr 'seised. Mr. John Spilsbnry, a farmer tieing at Stafford, proved that be had had dealings wish the prisoner, sad in Novem ber last he owed him 401. 2s. He called soon the I r loner casually on the 27th of November, and he paid him the amount he owed bum. He paid him an batik rotes. Mr. Strawbridge, the bank clerk, was recalled, and he said that on the 19:b of November the prisoner Thad only 9!. in his imam The last payment to the credit of the prisouir's amount was made on the 10 h of October. Mr. Herbert Wright, a solicitor at Birmingham, said that he had kerma the prisoner since 1851, and in November, 1835, he wee indebted to witneas's firm to the automat of 10,4001. They had a bill of sale of his property. It was esecuted by toe prison. r. The debt arose oat of advances upon bills of 'gamier., accepted by Sarah Palmer, sad drawn and endorsed by the p leaner. He assigned the whole Whig plop rty, race horse*, and eta rything be pa lmed as security Vt. the payment of the money. The witness produced bills of Plth..are to the mount of 6,5001. boring the signature of Swell Palmer. Dories .he mottlt of November he we, ;wrung the pri.aner for paym'-nt of the money that had been advanced, and in the begimairg of Dacember the bill of sale was put to force. Witness was prompt, but he did not find or take away any papers from the Muse at Rogeley. Orom.examined—He should probably sot have objected to carry on the bills if the prisoner had paid interest.. He sever lent any money to Mr. Cook. He saw him, aad offered to lend him some m iney, bat the aff air never se esawed mot By the Attorney-General—Three bills were discounted at the rate of 60 per coat. per annum If the prisoner had been able to cootinue to pay in t tat that rite, the bills would probably have been renewed. Mr. Strawbridge was then span called, and he said that the aceeptaecor of Sarah Palmer to the whole of the bills prodeeed by the last witness sere to pries. By Serj ant Bh•e—The signature ta an imitation of Mrs. Pelisses hendwritieg, but Je. would not have; deceived me fora mister. The case for the prorecatios was here oneluded. The speee% of Soiesot Sees for the detence was post poned lista Wednesday (h•.) er,rninr. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. SZPOII IL PI_LIT, ILO.. Charles Barnes, 25, ups , olsterer, was eharged in three indictments with obtaining cocks by false pretences. He pleaded guilty to coos charge, and was tr.ed on the second, Mr. Metcalfe defending Lim. The three charges against the psis-mer were of the same ebsracter. He would watch a house until the matter or mistress went out, and then ring the hell, gad tell the servant that he bed bees sent for the cluck to repair. In many isattricci he mei:ended in getting possession of clocks by such representations, and b aides the three charges sow brought satinet him, there were several others la the hack man& The jary found him Guilty oa the mead charge, and the toren sentenced him to six seethe hard labour. PI.ATR RO 88888 . Caleb Smith, 26, painter, • dintinat've, dirty•looklng fellow, pleaded galley to four charges of fraud. Tee prisoner said that two pars ego he was at work at Birmingham, seising a guinea • week, bat he got married, he fsU out of work, and alter 'adoring all sorts of priva• Sone, be sold everything he possessed, mad same to Londos. ' The mere be sought for work the further be seemed to be from It, and at last ha bed to 'poly to tee workhouse, where he was told be coald be est to work is break stoats at 7s. per week ; bat as be had to pay 34 6 t. a week lodes( for his wife sad child, be mould not keep biased sad them on the other halt of the sum. II be west a begging they locked him up, if he west a thirmiog they did the same, sad it was through distrma, and cottony kaowiog what to do to Bee, that he had tried to" bilk " the police. The AssiatinteJudge said the prisoner bad confessed him self guilty of fear canes of fraud, and they oertaialy were frauds somewhat 'waning, sad the more remarkab'e, as the pease be had duped were defective plies ofEems, who might be supposed to be &boat the last persons to I takes in. On the tad of Aptil—not the lst—the pri sms west to the 8011/7..10WR polio -station, sad asked to see Sergeant Hal., statist that he wanted to speak to him ott particular private business, sad Sergeant Hill being there, as interrew took pleas at width the prisoner raid be roald give i,,formation mopeds, the robbery of the Queen's plate chest—that be easy where it esa—that it was all right eicept • doses spoons—that he was employed to Bad out • fees" for it ; and that for the trifling reward of 21. he wArld give information to the sergeant which would viable his to capture the plate and the delinquests to r. The t, in his seal as an °Neer, and his ausisty to receiver her Ilijesty's proper 7, gave him the 21., bet on the way to the place where the prisoner mid the plate was, somehow or other the prisoner smashed, aad the eargeent was lett with the nil etion that be had been duped, end that at an egoist se to himself of V. Well, ea the 6th of April the pro °nu mat Jackson, No. 6 A, at • private bore at Whifechapel, by meats of a oorasunies. floe previously mule, sod r. preiested to him that be veld put him on the two men that bad the Omen's plats, sad asked for 21 for the ietroietion, bat this sonitable thought better not to pine it him before the men ware takes, bat did give bins a shilling to get refrethmear. The nut tillage he applied to was Hearse H.verty, 43 N, and be told him the some story, that Le could give laformation respootiag the robbery of the royal plate. He said he had NM it that swains is the positron of two men at a public-hew at Wltiteat spa, that it was in • largo eased THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Gwrors Tamer was eharged wth atesling • quantity of hone-hair out of cushions In the nate of MO ohurch of St. Mary Wont•etb. Mr. T. R. Prewar deposed that on Sunday evening he saw the prisoner in a pew by himself. Daring the whole of the service vitae,' heard a strange rustling noise, and oh served the prisoner moving about la • very unusual way, and at the end of the service 'saying the pew in a very hurried manner. Witness f.illwed and took him into the vestry, where he found in his lockets a qesetily of bone hair. Prisoner tied he wee very sorry that be had taken the hono-hair, but he did not know what made him take it _ _ W. Taylor, beadle, said that besiiira the hone-hair in the prisoner's pocket, he bad toned a quantity of hot's-hair be hind the door of the pew. The en Mons were is • perfect condition when the prisoner entered the pew, but rose be left, it was found that ttey had been opened, and the horse hair taken ont. The primmer wu committed for trial. Ann When wu charged with having stolen a quantity of papers, some of which were in portant. Mr. Grant, mersharst Great ht. Helen's. said the pri soner wee employed occisiocally to assist his housekeeper. He had lost moo, papers and boob, senor g which wire policies of icauraace. He went to a took-shop in St. Mary sae, and took away a largo quantity of paper be'ongirg to hint, essay beteg existing p beiie , bearing stamps a cad ing to their amounts. The t apere were maimed and identified. Mary Bathurst, proviilon dealer, St. Mary-age, said she had bought a very large number of °open from the pri soner, who said they came friss Mr. Morahan', h insekerp• r, or she would not have bought them. She had sold some, but others she bad got back. Prisoner was rensenA ed. SOUTHWARK. _ . William Buckthotpe. ;ns --- arier 7 Zteiter, was charged with attempting to set lire to the premises of Mr. William White. • bilker, 95. Berraosdee y-atrest. The prosecutor aid the prison, r was • lodger of his, and lived, with his wife, in the too r01(11a above the shop. On Saturday meths, shortly af•er sit o'clock, wittier. heard the prisoner's wife all out that the room was no Sr., when witness rushed up, and endeavoured to p-n the doer, but it was fastened, and the prisoner refu►ed to open it. Wit ness then went into the st►eet, and saw smoke rooting out of the window. He cialed in • c instable, god proceeded up 'tiles again. On the prisoner refuting to rp on the door the*, the °Aker broke it open, and on entering the room, which was full of smoke, trey perceived something blasted in the fire-place. Hay.ng extinguished the fire, he gave the prisoner into custody. Mr. A'Beckett asked him whet it was he saw in flames ? The prosecutor replied a pillow-cgs., nod had it not been extinguished it might have set the house on Sc., as the mental-piece was all wood. Mr. A'Beekett asked whether there was any one fastened is the room with the primmer ? Complainant replied that he had hie child with him, and he supposed he meant to suffucre them both, as he was not right in his head. The prisoner, who is well kne wn at this court from his frequent game!a with his wife and °taus, dated that he wee right enough in hie mind, and it was all ne mews what Mr. White had uttered. The feet was be had bad a quee red with his wife c• Saturday eve, foe in the room, and he threw the pillow-case at her which accidentally fell La the Sr., but no harm was dons. Polio-soat•bls 228 If, said he saw smoke in the room sad attempted to open the door, but it was fastened. As soon as they redeem an antennae he saw the pillow-cese biasing in the lire-place: Mr. A'Beckett asked whether any part of the room was on fire ? _ . The constable replied that there was not, bat the prose cutor pare the primmer into custody for attempting to set his house on fire. _ _ Mr. ILTesitatt inquired whether theta was any eridenee of that? - - - fts;eosstable—All he had Wil tb. pillow, which was bars* at the time. He did cot !cow how it c•ms to be on lire. . . - The prisoner's wife hers sterrd forward avid said she was in toe room at the time, and tiasioit • q I with her husband, he threw the pillow•eass at her and it fell is the fire. There was net any in'ention of setting the house on fire._ . . Kr. A'Seekett said that as there was no evidence to support the ewe the prisoner must be discharged, but he should advise him to !nylons ear Glen future. - am it'll: Frederick Phillips, alms Angul .1., en cc- . °license, 'ho has been convicted of felnty, WOli.m JAC ,he, slim Arnold, alias Arnatroag; John Miter, end Edwin Gardener, who had bus is eutody for some step oa a charge of fraud, were again placed at the b..r before Mr. E hot for farther ezusinetton. - Yr. Sleigh, inetraeted by Mr. Chipperfield, attended for Phillips sad Jambe It will be recollected that the farmer charge sagest the prisoners was that of obtaining ftom Mr. Mutts., a mufm•iciaer at Briiticon, and who has a fens in Bursim, six lode of bay, of the value cf about MI., by tread and false pretences. Mr. Mutton, healed a quenti y of bay and °lover to dispote of, cussed an advertisement toles it spied in a &mei pap er , offering hub at • etrusin price per load. In reply to this advteaseat he received a letter dated 8, Areei.d's-plme, Franeocotreet, Newiatton.hatta, and signed "J. b. Ar nold." offering to take the whole of the hey and dome at a slight reduction of the price hated, and offering to send a singes on delivery. Is oensesarnee of the receipt or this letter Mr. Mallon seat a friend ci town with a maple of the hay sad clover, and fir the purpose of making the se cemary inquiries respecting the respectability, &a., of Mr. Arnold. its writer. This Orlon called at the house No. 8, Arnold'a.plame, sad there saw the prisoner Phillips, who informed him that be was employed by Mr. Arnold to prepare the house, then empty, for • he remotion of his sad his family on the following Tuesday, and farther stated that Mr. Arnold was •governenent coaireetor, that he kept two hones, and was a most respectable man. Oa this representation the hay and el ever were seat by the railway to the Bricklayers' Arms clarion, and from there taken away by the prisoners. Mr. Mettoa, receiving 'wither cheque nor cash in payment, comasuaieatad with the police, and ascertained that he was dealing with prac. timid swindler,. Tim last loaf' of bay he ferwarded was in mangoes,* watched, and alt the prisoners were foetid en gaged la taking it away from the railway, and were ia con saeues taken into mutely. The evidence sealed the 'rehabs,' Miller sad Gardener went only I. show that the former had he's employed to satin in losdiog sod the lat. tar Wean away the property, aid they were admitted is evi dent:sassiest Jacobs sad Phillip., as they called themselves, end gam testimony of this fact. Neither witness, however, was able to say where the pr iperty was delivered, so Phillips and Jasetwohey "adorers In the habit of taking the yeasts away, sad leaving then at a public-horse while they as. posed of the property. A second charge if obtainiag a quantity of valuable tarsals seed &ma Yr. Taber, a seed grower at Itaveah•ll, Eisen, by eau precisely similar to these resoirtod to is the lea case, was goes late. The railway delivery tickets of the property sad other manmade radial; to it were friend os Arnold when taken into cesiody. It was she 'tam' la relation to him tint he had bees this associate of the notorious blind swindler Itiewsby, end lad brew 'masted sad "eaten/ad to ' twelve niewit'ss' imprisonment for a swindling transaction with that two sinplisned chest. It was also in evidence that Phillips bad bees c snv oted of felony, and arkr a length ened examination the pris a ers were again rsinanded. -- - WOODS v. LAURENT. TO TB) ZDITUII or THI LIMBS. your report of the above cue, tried is the Bloomsbury IC , tanty Court, on the Bth, end not the 13th of May, the plaint in were described in the summons as of 64, Liilingtoo-ttreet, Plate I, and not as stated is the re port, end in which t'isy (the plaiotifft) entirely failed, by their own evidence, to establish their claim for " breath of contract." I beg, as tolicitor for the defindent, to correct some " misetat. mints witch bane appeared likely to injure my client." The defendant proved oil oath and by I his witness, a lady aysiotaht, that he famished them with employment iri ns the 10th of Noreen bre, after their instri.ci. n had ceased, up to the 24'h ot January, won " they r. tu.ed to underake any more w rk." And th, are- ral cane I aid to them in that time amounted to nearly 41, and co 21., es owed. And that M t months and a less dep., end not five, a You an, ask ing as average or 10s weekly, exclusive of matt rial , „ and deductions f .r work not &divert d to time, or wilfully da mailed. The defendant aiso proved that they taiyrt ban hod more work bad they eh sen to do it. The judge did nut state .hat it w.s a fraudulent treason tine, but that they titled to prove their c a-, by their own refusal, and roc by that of the defendant, in contequenca or which the judge gone a vercYct f•r the defendant. Trust ing that you will forret thee COrtte.101:11 in jades to my client,-1 am, Sir, your obedint *errant, W. Moons, S dieitnr roe :hi defendant. Liverpool-street, Atgyletsgwire, May 19, 1856. FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETT& BANKRUPT. HtINIT STUART and Bietianiii;;;r;: Con-atrent, Burlington. gardens, were, to aurrendor June 3at 2. and July 1 at 14, at dednehallatreeL 8.1., Richards, Warwielastreet, Regent-street; off. Bede, Lee, alderrnanury. CHABLIS Easwact, Caron Walden, Keen, bender, Jane 3 at 21, and July latl, at ialnallall-stroev. Cola., Manny, WhltehMl-nlme, Wersalaiter, and Coln, Lam Walden ; off. swig., Lce, Aida manbory. kIIINIVEL GVIDICI. St. Yaryan, City, merchant. AIM at 11e, and July I at 1, at Baaisighall-street. Linidaler and Co, Biso-lane, Bucklerebury ; of/. @nig.. Lee, Aklermanbnry. Piens anon LL1.01.4 Long•nre, wood engraver. May It at 114, and Jane v 3 at 11, at Ila iretsalla , rmt. 501.., Whia and Cole, Martlrerlane, Ca nnon -street; off. male., Ticboleon, basnehall. street. Sacraria Haammax, I.lsle-street, Loiceater-square. and St. Paul's. place, Wantawortadosd, oboe lancer, May all and July 1, at 11, -. .....amna11-streat. *Ma, Lannon and Co., Brtadetreet, MY. asslg., Grahaaa.Colemadalftet. City; Join HOWARD BEackwata. rid Gamma lizserr, Smethwitit, Staf fordshire, Menmaetars, June S and 2.1. at BP, at Birmingham Court. Bola, B same and Co. Dudley, mad James, Birmingham; off. aveig., Bittleston, Birmingham. Joss Dana, Shrewsbury, printer, June 5 and 26, at 118, at Bir. Ming , am Court. rola, Meese*. Ware, Enrewsbury. and Motteram awl LI" Hlgtaingnam ; off. sonic , Bittleston, Birmingham. iffigart Missom York, furniture t roker, June 3 and 24, at 11, at Lgeggagam. , Walker, York. ant Bond and Barwick, Leeds; off. maim., flop, Lewd,. Gamow Mega Ciecebeaton, Tork.hlre. cloth manufacturer, Jute 3 sod July 4, at IL at Leeds Court. S.la, Javlcson. Cieckneston„ and Caries and Cudworth, Leeds; off. amid., Young, Lewin Cnamas BRADSHAW. Manceester, Harmed victualler, Jane 2 and If, at 12, at Manahater Court. S dr, Cobham and Wheeler, Man. Chester ; off. wig , Putt. Manchester. 15.6NEKUPICT ANNULLED. May IS. JOHN HASID!, 11.1rewskury. printer. IMMANENT PISrl fION ER& C. Liddle, Greenwich and It—ektoath.bLl, carpenter—K. }Nevelt, Lower Marsh, Lambeth. cotfoe h o.e keeptr—H. Alibon, Burhagtoo place, Old Kent-road, and nigh street, Petitham, milliner—V. gegen, Great Tact:ied street, Maryl-bone, grocer—O. Nancy WhitMcapel. road, Whiteclapei, cabinet m iker—ll. J. Hawes, Bermondsey-uptare. Bermondsey, carman—W. T. Backland, Bt. Oeorireio-road, New Kent-road, clerk man auctioneer —J T. Barham, RocLincham.row, New Kent-road, accountant—ll. T. Mantard, Pepper.street, Booth. work, carpenter—G. Morton, II ab.street, Borough, collector of &Ms —Elisaueth Pit. Beaufort-building,. nomad, endow - K. Tomlinson, Cionimercial.roed, Lambeth, light. rman —C. Biel, New llsrapten, Middlesex, carpenter—B. B. Hooper, St. Michael's-terse*, Pim'ico, clerk hi the Intim r B. renue.ottico -W. Be . char. Church.rosel. ht. . . . --- Georp's-Inethe-Eart, baker 11. Leave r, Quonewroad, Bayew.tter, alas worker—J. Alexandre., Leipeic-rosd. Cemberweel. hoot and shoo maker—W. G. Stewart, Cox's 11..teL Jermyn.rtneet, St. James's, ear. net in the 2nd Dragons Guards G.A. Cava, hurtomerentent, Bruns wick-square, Mnek dteef. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. WILLIAM Baer Lay. Gray's-ion..quare, mincer - Srd dlr. of 11-ICd., May i 2, and three subsequent InurvJaya, at Graham's, Coleman _ street. _ . . Dams7CDavia. Newington.csoseway, Rtes merchant—let dieldeni of Is. 24., Kay 24 and throe subsequent innredays, at Graham's, Coleman-crest. Gum° a 1..5.5. Upper 13e!grate-flue, Flatten, and Nnnheadlane, Peckham-rye, wsl merchant-2nd dirtdend of 21 1., May 22, and three antrequent Thum's, • t Grabaner, Coleman-street. Germ. La , l•suret, Finsbury. cab preprietor—let dletclerd of 24 any Wednesday, at Whumore's. Bsdnehall.street. Trona& Vaal.. and Eons lissay Owes Ihrald pub isbers—lot diaidena o 1 lie GL, May 2 !, and three aubeequentllauzsdaysjoi litanefeld's, Bealesball-rreet. Ceemme Geota, Great lermouth, Me! ik, Gekrr—lM Gh!Geod of Std., May 2t. and three suhequent Thuratlays, at otiosield e, Baainghall•arteet. ELMAIMIAII and 2•11411 Bassos, Mansfield-street, Portland-plate. note) limwer•-•let alswidettil of Ja,. May aJ , and three subsequent Thusetivs, at Slane! Sea. Itesinghall-street. GM./WE Pastes, Birmiaaham, braes founder—tat dividend of 2 .2d., any Thursday. at i1f16 , 104. kg. adoehant. Jane 17, 0. W. 11.41, 13:1•13- lase, Wtoche.ter.buLdings, mercbant —June 21. W. Bosh., Nr J. D. Paul, But., and R. M. Bates, Strand, bankers, and tvortnk.streso, Suand, navy agents— June 11. 11. Burgess end J. klubberd, Milesvlase, City, and Leeds, woolotapleve Jun. lu. T. Ilvosd. I'eoe. ,Corns.l, linendrsper— June 11. R. Bennett, Erst Wu ch, Nov.ulls, wine merchant—June 11. J. Bloaillskl, Varrinftdon-street, Lity, wsrebouvelosn —June 10. E. Borth, bleworth, grocer -June 11. J. Keynes, Nottingham, I W.1:1131I —June 11. J. Fuller. Ely, Cambriviesebire, stoarmsson —June 10. T. Grist, Salisbury, clothier—June 11. J. Oserbury, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry, woollen waft ehottennun —June 11. J. Tibetan., Upton. upon-Severn, Worcestershire, and Ledbury, Ilereforethire, draper-- Jane 12. A. Pioniger, Lvuncy, Glouct,tershire, tharer -Jun. 19. W. Moore, Bradford, Vriltsbise. blue a d nadir, dyer —June 19. D. Dads. Merthyr Tydfil, Olantoseansbire, grneral-sh, pkeeper—June 11. 8. 1.. Samuel, Llverievoi. watch anarsciurer —June 12. M. Mackenzie (separate estate), Liverpool, shin broker. CERTIFICATES to be grunted. unless cause be shown to the contrary, on the .lay of meeting. ,, • " lone 11. C. Galger, Winche:ter, Ilami - eblrs. draper—June 11. T. E. Iron; Wading, Berketare. timber dealer—June 10. C. Pope, Eton Crora, limnpablre, lieenred ual er —June I. G. A. EcT.ean, Iligh Hoinnru, talky—June 12. J. 11. re well , Newc.ait'e.upoo.r)ne, thwart—June 12. T. Ya Newearlo-upon•Tyne, cher:W.l— 12. E. Powell, Newtown, Montriromer”thire, grocer. PARTNIII.OIIIPO 0100OLVED. _ _ . C. J. HON* nnary surgeons -A. Moreton and J. Taunten, Bite Ingham, japanners—B. V.n Pesach sad It. Albert, Houndaditch, City, I:etas—W. rhodium and W. Hargreaves. Shengh ti, Cnina. merchants—J. Hanson and T. Back. house, Sheffield, c ark builders—J. Dawson and /t. Dawson, Leeds, dressers and fi •li,hers —II. craw/ter, Den.. H. Crawler, Jus., and T. Crawter, Redlord.row. Holborn, anctlollettik so far as regards H. Crater. T. Rayner*, W. Luotss, R. Itneesbaw, T. Bdas.ey, W. Pennington, D. Danes, J. Bolshaw, J. F. Jorew, and R Jones, Pent,. Gwy .del Quarry, Graiglwyd Quarry, sad Widnes Limestone Companies, so far ear. cards T. Brassey —C. Langf od and W. Prelims, Red Llen-street, Holborn, alb proprietors —J. Wenn and G. Gluon, Hudderalteld, lure :tura broker.— Marsden and T. B. Marsden, Bury, Loneaddre. joiners —R. •rabarn and J. Boars, Newport, mouthablre, and Cardiff, Gormorganshire—A. Wilkinson and G. Dauglish, Brewdotrest.ouildinsta. City, merchants—W. Layerak. J. I Layoock, J. Blend, and %I. Blind. lirslford, Yorkshire, plasterers, far as regards W. Layeock and J Layonek —J. Eariag, Atrandreen and Gosior, m.rehem, wo far as regard. hi. aounelion with the 101- low Mg companies: - Union Bank of sonlaed, Glasgow Water Com pany, Gla•gow Gal Light Company Glasgow Royal Exchange, Edin• burgh and Gia-gow s.iwsy Company, GA. ilooLzo and Durntart, shire June:ion R iilway C,Mpany, Forth and lyde Jtincoun Railway Company, Midland Railw,y Cornp:ny, Great India Pendisular Rail way Company. Nati. nal Fire and the AA-urine, leimpirry, Lochlo. mood M.= boat Company, Isla to . Arran diesua-TesselCompany. MAR K ETS. OOTTOW—Lremmora, Mar 20.—Tbe market closei hear:ly, sad, compared with Friday's rates, there is flak or an change to report. American. under 54d. per lb. are the rpoditien mat pre red for eale. The traasscuues to dof am ventilated brewee. 3,090 sod 4.004 balm 50e of which ars t Men fm ex,mrt. The sates emnpri.3 100 Bahia, at Bed. to 7d.; end SOO frurat, at 4yd. to &I. per lb. 40,000 kolas imported slam 'hands,. COTTON 00004.—Maocuirerae. Mar 20.—Then has not been • large amen' b Dena, hut route ate salt. have been made to chart- Logs and madaallents for In Its and China, where manufacturers have been lire N eubert it to a reduce.... of 11d. to Id. per pteoe— • feeling which has been more ureteral than was e•peetcd. and caused o doubt by the Net thot min, of the lookers of these good. are sow running ou: of orders. and have &their.. to timed the accumuatiou of stocks an the newest attitude of the cottan market, which has been of • somewhat drooptes charae.er he Domed.}. past, In pin. ae el olb, the =diet ban been tie. The demand ha been email both for home consumption anti ewe; and apinnew w;•hinc to force ea= haw bad to =lot • concrodria of per lb. on the rates of met 'Monday. Prima generally, In both cloth and yarn. are somewhat irregular, mad the b - as of pricer to Jualos: the producer. WOOLLENA.—Loren, Mitr t+.—We here • very laanimate mar ket Ibis morning. There boa beaten indlietelt attendant of mer chants in the C3oth.halla. The transactiom hove been very Itmitcd ; and the gauntly of cloth that We been a leered out of the market is uwastrolly sa•IL The me+chant• are qui e unwilling to concede any advance, mid bones the hunted tbubmetton.. BVDDeRSVIIRLD, May 20. Ho market has beet. dull tia.dry, the nteaufaeturm not within; to well without • rim commeneurate with the advance in wool. Porch*a re are ales cautious. There le nothing n.w In styles; bordered fancies and cheeks are most in demand. MANUFACTIIIIES.-11unnexertatn, MAT 20.—Tbe bleb prices demanded by essaufacturers, In consequence of Om edema is wools, awe. merchants to operate with esteem. doilies, and they an of course limiting titter purcbares to such gnodn as are like'y to he im mediately wanted, being r vidently ue willing to 'ay in stocks at present rates, considering them too b:gh to b • maintained. WOOLS.—Honelarrteuv, MAT 10.—There is a good choice of wools trots present Wes to the market, but the price is too blab la Woes buyers to purchase freely. They are buying only lust sufficient to carry os, fully believing that prices will recede before the clone of Um sake. ODIN.—Tfou.. NAT 20.—Out WOMB brought a small supply of wheat to day, which mat s dill isle, at Is. to Ss. below last Tuesday's earremy , the report rum Mark hum M.:appoints the trade. Forrign whoa. multared la value, but rather slow. Daley dull mid lower. Cats sod hems without Mama.. lAmeed firm; a read demand In cakes. BOW dull. Imports from May 10 to May : Wheat, 6,6111 ma: barley, 3,163; oats, 1.360; bean., 1.6 ; 'area, 170; Ilassed, 67 4 ,1; rammed, 1,622; oil cakes, 146 tom; bones, 1,462. Lamm, Mar 10.—Ws have a rod show of wheat, whisk facets • very limited demand ; and to mans vales Is. below the rates of Friday UMW b• mum. Barbey is without alteration in value. Deans 1 fWI ss dear. t>Aa and other 'Aisle. as Moore. Meyer, price of grain: whist, 1.1161, 70a. id.; barley, au. 444. ltd. • at., SS, 20. Id.; beaus ; 244, 425. 10d.; pow 3, 405.; rye, 4, 43 i, Arrivals this week : wheat, 1,60; oats, 37 ; beam, .3. Lops MAT 30.—A fair oupp4 of wheat today, sad we aro dull at Ossified It m 2s. per en Not much doing in bailey or other I spAng sofa. We have hail some ems tom, with s higher tempera ture, whisk was laugh vented for the gran land.. lb* yowl, crops ,merely look wey promising. Wheat, red, 39144. to 621a5. ; 325. tolleth; Stlba, 654. to 675. Bully. Slaw. to 571 b., 30. to Ma; Om, 395. Hems. 14. to 47e. per qr. Oeta la. to Ir. Id. per stake. Newcaerte. MAY 3 0 .--The weather, although not ir nial, still an. thanes to eihibit an improvement, sad oar oratorio from do/country speak more cheeringly 01 the cop.. At one reatket ILO ohnitog we has a modem •alow a what hum the pavers .ad haste; teach,: parcels in fn m the south the trade het :he eisetticity of eaturday, •o% raltsetuld only be promoted by eamittion to a rt au - nun of is. per or. Fur aatgo 0 thin Veleta eh at,. a., weigh ,no' I &wally it, Is c . but weighing lAA, 67.. could not be...awed, wbilet &Melt white, rather coax, realired 13s. 6d.. and Bee 7 A, lira being worth rather more. In foreign little was done, although • eaniar eopererion would have been made. Flour a very Flow Ante, and where business was tura d a reduction of tuht to. per auk pad to ill gut ,. milted to. R's without attention. For mating ew e r the eee gee i hay altogether oe. end, and lot princleg the. e wee scarcely kny enquiry. Other attic's' %oxblood. Baussear, Mar 30.—At to-day'. market there was ■ very supply of all landa of grain, Ad a I mixed attenda• or of both m awl dealers. The traneactiune in wheat were only to the @shin of lemmata/ requireroenta said the bat qualities maintained ttritar rate., shalt FeCollA•rf SAM sere alout O. per . qr. cheaper. I dour tenon was very shady, without soy altera tion of puce!. 1, proceeta ate. pu g bring wholly brought to • ch.w in itua neigobar. hood, the demaza for L trley we. very limited, and toe genera , nine of the market woe • al& lower. The demuod for malt Is.d preteta eery limited, hat full prises are &unaided. A fair Inquiry h oats at late rates. Other html. rids nay he pieced as rut quoted, cent, eery little doing. Wheat, Oa. to 7.a; barley, 56r. to that o to, 245. to 275..; brans. his. to 5u..; peso, 46. L. 4.0. per qr. HOW, its. to 57.. per sack. Matt,tls. 3d. to 'es. kJ. t eir babel. DVBLIN, MAT 2 0 .—(11y null& nil Irish Worsens Telegraph.)— A small mustily, little d.m.g, ud peters study at late qhotationi., u. apt tar Indian sore, which was fully 1.. per hr. lower. Coax, Hu Y.nglieb and Irish Magnetic Telegraph.;_ Whits wheat, 39e. ISarley, .7a. 6d. Oats, 13a. toll.. CATTLE-OALP•ear, Mar 20.—At th 4 morning'. market we were well supplied with reams an to gusto' , ant ere ditlon, but the numbers Went rather limited. There way hot a thin attendance of buyers. The best deecriptione of tirioala met orb but a steady do. mead, at the quotations of loft marital, wile inferior Mc& were • dull sale, a d the turn LI favour of Dr , tme", where sake were prated, but at the close of busing., 'pry 1 w rem toed on hand. The supply of sheea was larger than w. have 111011 CA fur some time past, but with a rely 44 inquiry • e'caraucis was nearly effected ►t the ex t- erne rates Of Lot week. Tare was alma heifer supply of rely fine lambs; bat former roves are not in the slightest named, and the trade consequently was a ape oh. A Mora supply of salves. which changed nasals freely at ionner ratea. le the pig market there was a rmall moldy and • thin attendance; business was there. fore dull, and mime for ail kinds were nominally the same. Bost og heel 12,. 6d. per aware; cow and better ditto, Pia to I Is. rd. best Down mutton. out of the wool, ltd. ocr ih. ; &Werke and other Kink, 64d. to 7d. Veal, 7.1. to 7.d. Lab, ' , d. t. 9d. Pork, fresh and Nth, l ad. to 84d. per lb., and Ins. id. to lOs. 6d. per more. Green bacon, 91, to gal. per lb.; dry ditto, 9,d. to lad., and Ifia, to Its. 6d. per arms. Quarier.old More pigs, 41e. tc 235. each. BurreL—coax. ht,T 20.—(8y English and Irish Te. legraph.)—Firsts, 15. 125.. &condo, 499, 111.4. Thud., J61.10.ue. Fourths, 199, 91s. Fifths, 39, 95e. bathe, 7,75 e. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Australia, Mountain. failed from Chinese Irl•nd for the Cni'ed Ring. dam, (nano laden, on the 23rd of October, and has not since been heard of. May Wilson (barque), from Alexandria for Liverpool, was driven on the Clibraltor rate during a severe wale; her cargo was being Glen out, to end•Avour if paaible to eau 'este her. —boat:anima, May 28. Ralph Waller (ahlp), of Aberystwlib, Lewle, railed from Chinas Islands on or about the 13th nat., 1853, Ira n, Nov.lo, in lat. 41 el, lon. 114 W., ono has not ante bees heard ut. Terpsichore (Dani.h scanner), from Portau•Prinee to Cowes, for orders, by defer from Nano, N.P., of Apni • 9, had been env eked in the Pampa ; I.oto bags of eotlee in a bad condition bad been got out of the veastL—Antwerp, May 18. Tyne (ngllat steam ship). Coy, from Mull, was lost on ths Owes (' ) oast on the 14th of May. The cargo may be sera —tuna ; May 19. Ltvatrom, Sense AT Foamon Pouf —Albanian (m), at Trieste; Blonde, at Arica; Nile. and Wit.o7l at Barbados*. ; Beira. H.:antic*. and Renner, at At. Thomas; Don Frsiacieni, and N. n del Quince, at Ilavannan : Huron. at Yarmouth, N.S. ; An•tun, at Newfonndistd Express, at Cape Baytien ; O. *nein, and ur,eia at Virsinia; Lima, for Windsor, at di. John'e, N. 8.; BMA (s.), at Gauen ; Pilsr t raret (1), at Hine. @AILID roa LSTIRIWIL—EIsabeth Conway, from St. Lucia, April 19; Horatio, from Dvmerma, Aprll2:.. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. British Lion (Pnglishabip). bound weer, lat. 19.20 N. lon. 3.40 W. Calmamore (shi •), from 1 iverpoul f„r Bornbq, ftb. 27, 90 dius cut, lat. 34.13 8., Ma.. 3.42 Z. Daunt/ers, for Bombay, Bay 9, lat. 45.21 N., ion. 14 W. Elma !barque), Holdeenew of and tyro Liverpool for Bathurst, Nay 11, lat. 48.0 21..13,1. 20 W. ; 001 1111090. Golden Gale (4marLan ehlp), eta eru g 8., April 23, At. 21.30 N., . lon. 36.40 W. 'ospreys., from Liverpool for Montreal, Ayr il 21. 4,4. 44. Mould. Welenbaco (ship), from Lisrpsul for Melbourne, April % lat. 3.32 8., Ivo. $2 W. Mercy. trona the Mauritius for Falmouth, April 27, lat. 27 N., ton. 4130 W.; out 74 dots. from Liverpo,l for Bombes, May 12,1 e. 43 N., lon. 12 W. TDB AUSTRALIAN MAILS.—LITERPOOL, TUESDAY. —The r 761 m sbtp J.rket, enmrn.nded by Captain M. Hrctor O'Halloran, and helloging to the White Star" line of Liverpo'l and Australian packets, .ailed to day for IdLelhourne with the English wadi for he Australian ctlo. nies, 400 pats.. gerr, and a full rairttO of •tlusble mere: en due on freight. The ri,yal msii ai io Sult.na, Capt. TayTY, al.° belonging to the " White Star" Toe, leas off Holyhead, inward bound, at In a a'. She left Port Phillip Heads Feb. 15 ; her news has or.. quenty been aLticipated. She had 13,026 ounce of gold on board. • ARRIVAL OF TDB INDIA MAILS.—SOUTHAMPTON, May 20.—Tbe Prnii.sulsr .ind o.irni..l C mpany's stria packet In.lue,Capt. George 1:Stooks; Marralts agent, Lieut. J. Mph., It N., arrived with Ike heavy p vt , on of the India made. Her dates are: Al. anedria, May 6 ; Msha, ; Bombay, April 17; Mediae, 14 ; Cecutta, 8; Ceyl a, 18; and Aden, 27.—The Indus trines 127 pawns'''. Si, PEACE SOCIETY.—Lost evening the 40th aunt 'ma., of this enclety took place at the Finsbury Chapel. Mr. Wadley, M.P., in the choir. The et'. ndance was very email. The report earsd t a' 150 meetings had been held during the sear, and 200,000 puhii , tvi ins c reulated. The recepta had h. en 1,67t0., and t' , e expend Lure shoat 1,200(. Tre Rev. J. Burnett, Mr. E J. Collins, Mr. J. Stuige, and the Rev. A. O'Neal addrened the in•eVoc, sod, a collec tion having been made, the proceed.ege terminated. (Advertemement. I—AT Mtt. MECHI'd EnTABLIda. • mom, 111, R,enestreet, No 4, Leadenballsesset, and Cmetel Palace, are exhibited :he therm specimens of lindsh manufactures, in Drawing-mere, Woeft.boacs, Writ.nceeses, Dreeeion•top, anoomer articles of utility or itteur7 meltable for pre.cutatloll. A separate de. pertinent for Papier Name Manalmtures and dee.tehe Tablas, Table Ostlery, Remora, Minors, Pentmeee, Strop., Paste, as. OILIPPBX orders executed. Same priest chatwr at aa the Cotobleshoseatt. A New elbow Room at the Regeet-street lOtablothment for toe sale of Roar° Plate th awl a V retool arLiMeer, BERTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ATISINFON.—Msy 16, at blame', the wife of W. B. Atkinson, Eq., of a sea. BRAWL] eW. - . 1117 16, at Somptiog, Supeex, the wife of B. .1. Bred. slaw, GR., of a ern. ' ----- COLE.—Mat 17, at Eaton-platt, the vitt of Lient..CoL A. L. Cc's., C. 8., 17th Rte., of a chapati'. HOOFER—May IV, at Helen's-sills, Pouglae.toad, CanonbutT, the wife of W. L. Hooper. Esq., of • daughter. INGLIS.— May 19, at Waltham Abbey, the wife et Capt. T. Itg:v, Etna% Engineers. of a daughter. JOHNSON.—Way L 7, at Britsel Ran try, Oxor, the "We of the Re,' " •J. i..lohetioa.of 17, M Cembriigo•terraoe, UJde•park. the If .fe of J. 11.Counel, Eng., Ma eOO. WISLOW..—May le, u Ilefelord-creet, I.ljdo.park, the rife of A. A. Webbe, or ; WISBKS.—IIay In, the lei's of tLs. Bee. E. IL Weeks, of Queen's• park, Marretestar, of a daughter. WREY.—lday 17, ►t liole.-park, like ' , ate of 11. B. Y. Wrey, Lq , of • daughter. . MAKKIAGES. OREEN-BTEVINB.—May 13, at No/ord. Oafordehlrg, Apt. T. G e ., 86 of the gash U Si., to Mary LOUISA, daughia of the Re,. M. E. Savona. Rector of SUNi—PAOII.—Me7 IJ, at aspic Church, Fearx. by the Rev. W. 8. H. a relate, E. I. Iluut, of London, to Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. C.ge, of Rayne, Ewa. MAY lIALL—tUIIN , ON. —May 19, at the parish church, 1 eeds, the Rev. W. V. Hook, D.D Mr. J. Mc yhall., to Elisabeth. daughter of M-. .I..lobeoisa, all of Lead.. iIEKIMIAM —WILKINSON —May 18, at the Cathedral, Mai:chewer, by the flay. G. Hut linatom, Mr. W. ‘redham, to E tzzbetb. daughter of Mr.,. Wslklasoa, of lisalidsie. road, Mczeluater. BTORT--SOILLRIAL—May 17, at the parish church, West Hero by the Rev. 0. J. story, W. If wry, 1"..1., to Mims, daughter of J. 19,81100. VA, of Abbey LCalja, Most Ham. Wl9ll-11018.—May V, at Holy Tribi y Church, Brobipton, by the Rec. W. Mitchell, M.A., 0. 11. L. M i.e, Esq., 11.. N., to tjezursode, dauettar of C. B. Roe, Erg of lircmpton. DXATHS. Attvßxr--may t% it 11 , ManoffLadg ---- e, Tunboit:ge..wells, W. AU. Inc. Pas., aged e 7. BURRARD.—May 17, at Wehampton, I.rnlngton, Hants, the Be'. Mr G. Garrard, Bart., ar d eS. COX.--Ataeton, near Cottaford. loPevh Coa, Eaq fantoly of Varningbasta. la Kent, is the nein > oar ot Re ago, 'mat:, lamented by his 'waiving brothers and !tends. DICKENS.—My 17, at the Royal httlitary College, Ilacclet Maria elf. of C►pt. A. M. thoken.. DIVEEE.—gay 11, at Eaton•rquire, Man, wife of E. Dent. Esq., M.P. POWEIL—Mat 17, at I.r aralegton, Bic F. G. Fowls, Bart., d Loweshy Hall, Leteesterchlre, aged 71. LIANcII.—My 11, at Alesander.aquare, Bormplon, 11. Hate., Esq., aged 17. . BRIT.—May le, at Clifton Court, Clift 11r Charlotte, wife of Col. dell. Ll74ol4.—May 17, at Hand'orth, Cheshire, ?Tani, ails of Mr. T. Llogs, aged 14. 111LL1111.—May 16, Mr. T. Millen, of Upper Stone-Area. 11114 . 101 % aged 67. TaitTY.-11ay 17, at Ileltb-terrace, Leirialiam, Mr. J. Varth aged df. W AT6ON.—May 19, at Froansl, 1T anviread, llarifeett, enfe at Edward Watson. Pip., and youngest daughter of the late Jobs Boon 8 . E.q.. of (111111.1 et. Pedal,. rrtno 4 mot whit•bsd bo tw&ss Niro BAUM. of dal, leauJerd Atm.,. In taa Ow at Loudon. Prlntet M sba 0111. a. 10mt.4 Wee, la Ihe naiad ai badrim.—Wasilasaai. MAI I •