The Express. — London, England, 1857-11-19 00:00:00

IHE •ocnrr or Am. The above misty Wilts Mt NM* tbe wile el be misty 'MEM iekki. gift The deb 114111 in C. W. Duos. Abe = idol talome k to na g; Naha tat =rib vale Many O. lattlesak. 11, Lae, Char, ani lab& Tab rt m Xi Wfli very ammo* ellooka The land;,. be Ong ben arma Tbe tlr goner peendlog le wad the edam of. Se temtl, k mow le no Sell ebbil gay a lb kw At se fle be pewee d onsteete tea& ..u.. 1161111P a lib le eet kr One fat %Lambs a the ell - ette bar= a ll lA Sl a l lge ft eeemerint k a16 ,1: OM A beea peot le a the mama pima la eef ameillboooniel bed eras Mann ike mann Wilke mak ea be :s—se 'id cM damns 'we onatiol r tap. The cievensleere all be nakeei le the wart et soma TM agora ._ gaol cm. le bliwnle ask irle -et I th newt dr as an lasata I bard. benne 1 dew Oa I be en= eznallkonek at ba--be power I at% bream, ematel Int k s t i re a tir nen hopensese ie kr mien nmerea to ben apneas II the ask bee beikalteed le the kakeesdateeekty, ea see Mae to bob alenba ewe tee bat nonea ben Wag set le Se pet arm dblenions. Tbnelbee It to kat lan Ira nett ewe ken bib be de ate web kr etekty, rWWI ?...,=. 611. C.V. • ▪ l The asfashlt sesigy thetekban 'Wed Dom ) CILAIDIAN mat pentkok r •••• aM ...dams It& ' awn alai she Ina pion oared r=et ere aim et ewe ban aiwks. Ma the erne et Nib to wake/ la raft i• ob. bet It tisk eagekien of =cod terpooks, thr rebalkoy mwa res tans = ea le ant avaisy bid pod, Onntaniten wee sheet ft be opord with Ase a d ittaith ea ober well leakte puma ft Nampor. bed lawnelke a ape Dab Jen Amami etbiz i g .iike meek be as with edam ft weak be the lam bee tea pima ,dal need ke am walk uab ha that vanin, be hew a oats webs as se le ranks et the kali wite, earegren Anne TM tan edam 111111111 et be mania and we b blab Ike am* leaba beet n im brori 1 0= 1 ,1istlee W ~sea Ideals laimelbe Tsedro was d main la at et b aba ma raj be weell man ilmoskee Sikh sirwie• our wine d abet numb _ The eikeike_et lie vie to Mimi veep be Eris esyew tlaCk i d ei s mat dim Is 1▪ 9 wise sestires Mew mile the sF sae et bleb Woe& Ts eider best So dr semi by de Now isisail pswersist et USK ie lest, owl Mod se de eresi yds anti mire VA Ms it anaosibefromilo Tera,er oder ibreesyleole 11=asle Nes isersl Cla die sada ettespreste smeie be de weeds. et • rem la de emee d the eseslis. W roped te tied 11191111101, the misty weed ter e siterles le dr Adler et the print dr, awe espe• deny es It sibrei prism who wen et pant stroll sr TM seek et say or el sir order c rigid sew o l 4elar plimiew*A mil do moor liat Asial.AE_Allarelbral einsi lopmat==rAntha at rim y d dsa, era de eyrie; 71:1 Is die friar tie waft es-syseeled de dm/ el Weds. NW teals wee serest a Pm esst arest ter rebeyellba briesseresd Wats. Abased st sere oar Sias the slim pesselei le red its Or "Mow Prot wilt be elishrd 4 ihr beds et rat per, esA sloe ems et We dribs dr es Imre dr swirl d the Nil ebb ersuel ad writs, rims dwell tier prat tries the dims /.wit te ley : resell ben sew tends sem erierisie re*er deis isseekethas est dr beset et essies. As the rms. seetter• set sesked le =mire et al IfalAy AA" It le ad • sesthr est Illeerdss • sad al thd pit ea mad' bei be del It end seals mew esty st tllr sabre ts ads rie esT adds 'deb sled =• dies le rel t . bet thr • i d etereeer et el det ns; semi stab Ihr le rugge by ills seerd. mess se de errierlsee ma it member sled be remersol le the spit stedies, stab mad snot I. gamily 11111191 ; 1111 demo: ye sow to ammo die de eq had ter it waft Is Trolley, de diet Deembr. " lama ibmonollmemlowres, empol the kaadl, o• Ole oseadow, le mew kb the delelle ems hey tam bed hen lateked ; era, N n. keekthlease et week base wilgttg et ere le whet key he eib b lelelrb s ; my kw N mid be - vonsethosed that Me as his hen bead. the oessk. eb bps ea bedialka la the they Ye hid theories le bete bees silk* by Or obehiesk " The plea of amiesekre Ada the knell =I eke the ushwasse of the repress la mks With Ili themleeseily apporrei ef INK up est" ego by lb. Chesesr, with whim the miss ef beibeese bed ertaireeL It wee • plea kr taseksalsee, Eltimilapors, velar the soe= the S o o ni lky na l eampthake i rerr il estheksey ef the PirL na *II the kluskei to be kaiak kb spree= la the oink. - maws, of Ilk ; let tram MON klub bed Mb or so Web( eyes the awes at the phs, ad set Noe kle kW at thee lob Is the oemmw - ef . mo d be Neat bee sprinkle theism at the teark. and be =lpehth,la se he Wear le It sone ha kat eyek t bat thedikeisee. Islat Oat=ey he the keel lespertek era the Wilke it al :WI of Ike at euthielle• by pp" aid Ws oar bleed eel ad PIN= eamdektaa Med el • sok% k bag" Is la" The woe sesseklit se fee el week bet ihe et the kklethe eN. sanded tie ant k lose et OM per ebbed emoluesely k- Cderb mOa the pear wide ow Petits teseld w e d byre d thembeelse which wee est ospik ef baka bone to Irk defies. la the ossemer same et LM, the Come sr la- AIM le mend lee arkiedism le Tatham keep rti. Y. per, owl the Bak of lessekee seemaskell le held, Nal ak with" at kr ybese, =frofjetalks. The amdl, breerrow, vie sine brae the Aka bidden wad the ber ef Alb ea do, hit Ihmeelke mak& he keep fhb see, awl eseeived Ire, la INV, elks sheeld be may tee etheree ef amskallea, Lek des sal fleathentlal. et "Phi* plows ergwaveereadbaly W le Jar irk mil the ..dryad theilsohniso la kith see &spy toward at the ermlethe h. A* wry vekebb swim, width kw embed e..alleea.bekeele, Ir d =lead thiershei keleght N.. a prlY. of peel aleknesemsd. Thy he ars wrath tie Dr. Beath, eke we slam ohothers et the emell mad st the lewd of tamires, k m. dl e = d tpesithe is Mont peke of the seaky„ sad la lw a he walk" N. the peddle le that the - mew le de what the emelt eat added le le g INC awe the IN., did est thilt kyle er ets ow even pesebb te le der. It kr b p s, kirk watheek deka the se •sed yahoo sowlessieg with the oetwobry, bed keked to M bookey's hems/ ea eikethemet of the forthemleg =l.=at the eamkallsee be UM, with • teak of kW whisk N weld sat bee be emadaisi lot the sallegy bed desided de eosin the this Amebae of the Seekty d Ake' km them yang am Who seri anis atelltheke Is the brig assime, sa night l aloe that khe bed ld at he new paelerbl Wpm Ma i he hod spekod bo , thee e the web* weak held era r d velem allaaai. Maliona SIM the aosekg per. lielther of them pike IM ben kerseht beim ibo ameba It bather weeend alma dmailet el di beliew doe arewell e t it. W Isea PP by Dr. to seetwd weer ak et the eeaeN; wee eseeleed by the rentory tram =awn la warless leemsoesilasr ea deep bed bees P AW doe seeisep bad deeldsdlie meek •seseelatee.' Oa the Mb el deplesseker, the bah spirt peeked pro peamee bee nee up bees the liened Nate to the amen. The reamell haw slaw esserteleed that this wry =siaderensee—which traereed the emetics of am 'retied eve piles et eltkh the rooacil wee to h sok and wake easkae la I ikt—aad elich pro kid for the esamkeelea el the pills of women-tot rebook, M agalithe ? y ore& we peepeeed te w cazter t eat had Inseed), — U — lase semi le the en plat, wi boat a wee Tir letheethe el• the perky ef bead. mei had Oak aset 7 o V lathes • meek, of dr which pectin was held s el ie llinshat ildo, the day the vas forwarded le the Ned posiseed cab frar samiesca. isdalks De. &Mrore -teeth pre et the herd. pepenne sue Woe the reeecil Oak bet trot* woe the kaki" km., es the iith thperkber as stalk shwa Dr. theth and sine other d IN. emall wen rest.• lateptioa oat immodkody is to the wee • peweediaps, perrtearly alluded to, as osier verieg le the neetecil, sad he .d mated that be had add fa adeerandy. Objectiese to the propoeed amt ins eif sap. dodo iii? Mend; ezpreawl. It wee domed wholly the cbareeter of We wirier. and lately 'lle Meg Minds spec thew who etwWl4 bestow, and peen dense vho skald hear the title. =mkt et the teteek bet Dr. Booth detailed Not H. silk that the sputa of embellisher be" la hieledpseat, the ordy Was lett to the okielyto 41; am! ilk the thee had pose by in which It weld esefelly pew Pale the ealeallegemeat of arts, manatectins, red eree. arm It b seedkee ay that thie anotheast vas woo entesed In she mail. After considerable dloreadna, It was .added led epeeist matins of the coma alisald be sew mewl for the timber cowideretion of the ' par tioalply with rellereare to the qteterase asectiork end of mom 1 net sad written wasinatioa. That wisertag wee kid as the Ai et October. Dr. Booth eras seek Is the slob, amid be saber . lestahere were present t Dr. Drib withdrew the proposal of asenristes ; and, Or ■ very Mg Almoks, it wee seattheosely reedited to • Newest Rev. Dr. Booth la the chair, Mr. F. Beano* Mr. Harry Chase, Mr. Joseph Myna. Mr. Peter Gratis.", Mr. Meishaw ma t eh.i, Mr. J. C. Macdostald. Prober liehrsal IWO, W. 0. Y. Wawa, east Mr. Thomes Mak worth. t Present—Row. DTA:loath hi th• eller. Mr. Brume* Mr. Oros, Mr. J. Oriftth Frith, Mr. Jmms. Oi•johor. Pow Orshaar, Mr. MarA4l Mr. Meerkeald, C- 44 1M1 W. 87koa, Mr. Wilma. sod Mr. Wialmortb. TSB EXPRESS. THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 19, 1857. - Deed d Ihmleees le -le dr emelt b 7 gild. 'Alm die boot ported le any eat Die yin et est log. velem seekelkee ; at hee tern, le MS; awe le tee wee e brim swami gt es petals Ont. "Os the Mt et Odder He mean; meta melee the etenteeof wet. Thee glee De. booth la the disk, eel burin eller ea unmeally hew eembr.• • yuy tell awl km atesseke eettayieil dose ell the males ; eel et lose Ye GAME, mebellea wee melee by • mhelly et buy De. 800 fret be rely "* Tb• mead balks - essibbni sodkjasi _of Nal irl main Mailling. and do wet al do bora of az amine ibmeek awe of *Nab abet aid amminalsea ma •a& be a•Msbabialk amissisi by Sib waft i Me entre' Wks Limas almeasamair: no maim vamens IN do mo. @nib wasibias ewe —t* dr IMMO at weft wt le mine Ramble at broil at alma= le gnat Mime ain 10111111; bed, ipmalbliar it yasambe W aril= d so =my ass mime final avikaby, aerials IspolkanAreta, are Yoe is illlbma mul ; wirY alai le viii• Pea mama wanly dr !gels d boilbaba width on mead it over the °ld" igl ia . tnerei . II er r that the foregerg rainlica he errimiereil le de Dead el issolase. sad That dry be * rupee • mbar de orioles by ppm Z iallia . WM di wpm& De. Deed sired the earths drat+4G; oil dqt dedined a"'-waveddliar, ofledag Shit were Wei ' ent ef tithe within ►der diadri (111* dr 1. be me de weeder that Oa went teathrea. de Id ler . de amail eeet, * 6•66 enrralls der do olidesk * arelde the diming redallea, 'asdr de WO* treeldreda of the papernes • The euelniks IMO IN iIIaPPO: IPuir gal de Be. redrel Bus do reihril6 wed sem rethadas la lids *id de ferry of are, dem Aber* or trim* t Iliedele pritha pe te or ader aim, Is der di wor let eit @t der the au Amoy Ws= 6 6i di*, aid beiree WY de ' bed* Ilea Punt' That ail Gomm Wadi la d• reaspereat eel writ les Se onstreadeseor ether =new bt de beard ef dr redrith relberrei le thilai eat of the had. TWA • armilles, ederd is de Own/ md Bad of Isinkr • be Arad wit the sitilthedea et it; rell that a Grid eroded arse* of de bathe a* arra= be padded eneathy, he fir web* mad thealehel le Wanda is amiss: '' Thom.. is urwwl, Dr. In the the* mil w ader nerelnest win the dim are le sew We 111111111. dm, he IMO est la beim by de eVedisa di it Mae radio, *6 de sea* re eadd ar be it all do **Wm ermat WI dew bak senemarse la die risaair 111•11 bra mar ilbeerek De. deer wee . thirliar be woad set wader hie reshilea. Ile lidded le willtherr 11. ath It was a re id. Dr. Deed ohm direiler• dr the meindea wee Mewl mil meld set is pi. A Intimated odd phdal Ithaerat anord i = seem of whisk Dr. deed *mid that he rah se be say of de etsiety'a riser amp the enerisedse ; end 6 irk ea the puma wide bass bra sew err* s ad I. Abet Meer to Dr. Deed at the restri, a emalei ==el orry hi rker went, tem herhed to the le stelpt - the their The mod* woe dr •=6 76. 1e the dier 4*. "Oa de id isehrt dim were parr sera sembets,l de merles lbw* ea the 16 Mr* beemiellY law *ref le the eiJossed reeting. The berg by adpmemest ; de spoil brie? dr It rem dr faiths seritheilea el de Any sealer, dm** that de WI poverty lithe de moth kre. Tho ll =.(.meshes wee a prat the peperre. The m estre wee dorm lady eamplent be dal with that Mirk The @dada of de .real wee mead be de warliada at de bawd of ..ream is tome, be de seer byethir mita wen dra der be be hese& eR Ye d es the dr dam ea de 11th irk Ps tae of the wham Is the beard wen am le be dimly nay mailieled de bred as ia elthe shim wry err elk= =mt drawande, pie ere* ef Are; flied der the snatthr, Mild the coma Ye r prate r oder ; amt. Ml* deredess, de email reef* se pewee of nerre. hi* =1 , 01 . 7 . 41ina 6 inikidade; obeedag bit ems ski le ihe noel set ems be • saw bee of the thee. a deli r Mimi set or* toted* id de ausell. miry seed net to be fmframed that the err sere the .babes enrol of the moistre affairs in Me .lard sr that no tryokaw is valid in so Br se it °ou twears Gs are* '. The isamd ware mere M. de boar of midst* at lie led warlag, hied arid • lit 6 piper 1111111WORS, did wee be be ealdered be the Wet of the adore raw bar of dr bra ea de 116 I* That dr asesind a Mem. Mak karegt, mishit bow leis Merl ea the Yet If de swarthe * the 11Ih 16 to Par, the wed red set rem awl de amber et aretheere era yr it, and mery embers thrum embed word base bra sardnill * la Near beels, sed word have beta la a Yen The based read met re de 11th, war the h r /►rwe, 6 ady be mists lark eneresere, and then myth • alai de erred thought it to be their dr, Mt %de are di de rues were not sigibild mill de lad* Mli bed en opportunity er MII, de bp•bres ire Morey with the dorm - Thee eggethady meld set be lima oath e sub armllise hal lam maid le mart p *I until the dr tenerded he the Wirt trf reetinew hod reped. Mr mired dried* ter may comes that wee spa be dela. The lend 6 amours we. Mar • few thp d Ile mid aid cal, rest a do thst shish *aid he dirad aril twabenerthe h ls es t I : e k meld semi and lathe arm bath. The rem*denght it be le Indthe de areelers that the meth g net wOa dm. 111 the amid, with 'mewed spin se* II la melt* a* easainese* ref u a g esedstim ma dwell de elpe ef dr perms minks eleribr saw anteelebel Ile *that= de herd of orkere, a re dreadeidea the or of wareedes din thill tr o crat. The aimed in gent r et r ac ts= • white mid earth than le ass that the iridthe la = b rag espied The pri eirrerdel error wig se rape be sir Wei le the marinade* whisk am des sigma he de Inediree salted to as dy what we sew pp Se peed of her authority be awed* will be thin d ; tad it ray be biped Jet mat at thews remeros soy pow sa irgedmi ireepoores st inatitres, bred sa heal astheelly, sad err* et markt; smelly Irk wank I:=lledierfir. The ereeded pOITIMMINI tor the of MI will be published with the best partible Yes. The ply fad for 185111 wlll tre sitet over the obi rage el de mica, sad way, deaths, with dna =Wok The weed will be bay* se perm said r Id did. - The emi dee sit 6 *ilea Get, while the lath 606 berm st Me ems sherd be mutsial the wad dad der O&M. sod at dem re the sze tour, der readrea ether at is, Myst be edged to Mar that velnable emir be de reel weak ef moriaellon with ers Irk barearra. "Is esarads, it hem* de *rift duty of the mad be amenar de ode dr hew beta awarded daring the We mrlek tad be die a dry thee met 'sly to mem the dm* of the err* be the daphnia "Gm Stir'. Gm hem theme* woody this spew mit ef noignition, Ira she to wasewhip de ebilpdes whisk the society is under be the sniken el arse trove erg eeneemedertme whir her bra break. with Tr wire beth at the meaty merry as to de whirr al de lensed." The CIIIAIMAII them mid lap. the Secretary to rend the list ef ewers r Mews : To Mr. Doha, the hie parrs " On Nome New dared ef Ural Olb rd other Drying Oils, ke Impritsi That piped' is their application to =I tiorsiehr ' and ' , Oa ma Ocalleastione and that occur arras de Irma* gaped in the Itsartsikrs at use., as In the Onvemion of Iron into Beal"—de seekey's other math T. rise. Rant Tait = here of Berk Hon dem), lbw hi paper Hereto, (b History, Trade, end Natiral theserre " "—the losistes adv. eery. To Mr. Harr O. &pier (linked SW 6 Amer) he hr piper "Os Cerra! Aeries, end the Her dame Turmeric Railway —the eartlery's re i r a medel. To Mr. F. Bashkir (of Surdas, Meet Indies), he his paper " Os. Experiments with Silkworms, with • stew to impose Ut• relent Silk Yielding.in Besigar—the sorty's Weer medal. To Mr. J. B. Smith, M.P., for his paper " Oa the Mare to be adopted for obtaining Increased Supplied of Coitus"— the society's Film' medal. To Mar H. B. Sears (United Star of Aeries), kw his toresitkia of the Host m MMus Machine"—the eselety's lbw medal- The Cum afar then declared the meeting adjourned. • Preheat - -Rea. Dr. Booth, is the chair ; Mr. Beano* Mr. Chester, Mr. Henry Cole, Mr. C. Wentworth Dilka Mr. Frith, Ghtieher, Mr. Joseph Glynn, Mr. Peter Gethsta, Mr. W. Pairbaira, Mr. W. Awes, Mr. Marlow* Mr. Marshall, Mr. Wilson, sad Mr. Wioktrottli. Pnrut—Rr. Dr. Booth in the chair, Mr. Mentor, Mr. Coin Mr. Nike. Mr. Peter Ornbom, Mr. H►wn Mr. MAC.' deal, Mr. Maralball, Mr. T. Twfaiag, Mr. Warns, and Mr. Misikwortl. • Adjourned meting. Proust: Mr. Duke. in the chair; Mr. Cheater, Mr. Cede, Mr. Haim, Mr. Mardcaeld, Mr. lime/WI, end Mr. Tinning. + Mr. We In the chair pa Sen. It,. Dike was elected cosinann and took the chair. Present:—Mr. Cheater, Mr. Cola, Mr. Frith, Mr. Olatatter, Mr. Wynn. Mr. Hawes, Mr. Menionald, Mt. Twining, Mr. Wilson, and Mr. Widmann. FINE AM.—Yesterday were exhibited at the British Inatimition the copies, mode by andante of the Ace decoy and others, of well-known original panting.. For the honour our cavalry, we trvirt that no foreigner was present at this very lamentable exhibition, in which maiden er.. defied ; not only good taste but the "implant ado of drawing set at nought ; and daubing. wane than the Sublet attempts of aldhlhood, or the dullest efforb of the sign painter, were admitted at 'wisteria of the future wheal of Draish art. W. Am not eater into detail on the subject, 01Witateag oundees with Meiling 61= the catalogue at Awe the mums of Mrs dykes, Mr. Yon, Mr. Dim" Mr. mar a ke, and Mr. Red, ti will sodeavour to look ages ear alit as a terrible aighlmare, cone pant up , * a Mr" a ha a h onor . , and the pascal of • Roakattaa trwAim Oa the Mem la Art. SPORTING. -0.... SHREWSBURY AUTUMN NACEB.—WIDWISDAT. TIM Sams Pails of l am Yelde !SAW 'Ado& to Irr.sl.l. zisir linw Celps MIL r -...% 1001. 0 Wl* I yr (109.2.1 .14 1 Th.• lelredes ele.lea../..erre. 0▪ 414ert LW* Co., Tdmie el ni l = 11=1 It 1 . t inIZ I. rierte=lThe v ia = l9. *I wee lejaw hogila ire erie• err pyre. yr er. Mt sr Wm .. v. . 1 ,. zrzsr vas bosibtla ter a l i re. a Tie *err le he 2 a gneemer t emi rller s d i rra da** 51 , 144:d e r e err ri L i Tgiler 0110..M .1 1 la S ii !rraisaamoir Pay* diirderr e▪ l 11 with • orylie et rim 104.. Z. Oft el Or 100. NU es* '2 ; erliel: Ile l " rl:=llalbudre e nleM l T.V. 4 • • ~....1. Mrs ll6 o.l** Awry. "yr. TA i tit=Weld et Our Tr— ..: ; ''''' - '""i 4 ale wr Lnireere. of lie _,,, Tie= iliparier MLR: 4 telert7l .l iFer et 0.414. Ile _opt Mrien t. II a - 1b.. , U iej , r i l l.* = imtgilr I. Mared=2.l .es dim* by aOO = dr ON ril , ....brii c cs ......v..b.w. a p i l i ......fte. War key* up the rte. Tla eaulak.7l IS erg. wok, I 11; fee 1 awl 1 yrelo Wow 20104 ma la. 04* Am set • 0001 0 Nude* 2 Mar o tia 1 li Zwil ty* tot we .... .‘ 1 cri.Vsgt . e . .„ . l2 , ti eal:1 .1 1 she na:-..* 04yyt. : dm IS BONIN II•• • SO 17•11 - 17". SI • • ••1111; NM lielirm i the re* arl thlet ;J*we a bertli: e ri. .... I VI.. oi le *L. 0144 le stigma* IL. yea. lit. it c lairs4 As Wl* InMsel. IL 6.1. Irmo." is naive 111 Pm. silo Wet I* mon Ili Isla . 714 . . d isitts ". 111;rt :nig sr Atier. 4 ‘ 144111b . NW*. 11. Del* 3 4.4 dr 10 ........ . i 1 .4 ta . keta t .....3 6 ........w.: ... 14. l eir a dlekl le l iedi Ne .l. l.lll le 1 erk air. Tlie ...t leres. Mr tie ere 01.01.414 rrill Illedt woll 11. Oa* a G T r i t i e . l. rem et Met by • rod The Orr wed** ye us hod*. bee. Ilmi . E . a• un Amnia 0 11001, .In 0 *A 011•11 i• 1••••le esis. lbw mzood* MO*Fel fear kr 61 _.t... , .. .... ..........,...... . ......* A gif i g , ...... _Aug mt a• /WU 4 41..1.410 . ...... .. It I re ni9 r " a pyt ib irt Mr. 11 e Mr larrlllleeper. o*. in ar. I" Mr Daith et ihe thre..ci=lll. m_tralsrsels us: opt OSAir riss a cr a." 4 te 1 NA dal* W ihe 014. /1141 NFL Tar Nee*, le I*l eirl mar /Wm est qt.lreaterr. . 00 Wri.Vt: •••••11.1 60 lard mil lerrel ken As I** amps NMI Nair pow /ye mi .e .t.sel Nes efierdne. erd.l 41 re es le ille i = W rit* s parilla. Abee nNie r " .... sigresil Ixwir e r ere air Oar et bortla 0 rho ,14 el elm pa. 1 wr. : . li 1 % Wer...L......1".....M...!..= a 6 vrwas= =Lb . 61.1.4. 1ri0r 4 01.17111. :a elles leirs. 0.1 arl iliyaren. W•il •1 1•1•4 • It . ; tiljrZes a ir sot pr.? ILP:os intelligent& COURT OP QUEEN'S BB:NM—Nov. 18. lent preference, the transaction oceurrhtg only three months before the Hr. assume, bankrupt, e.thnitted that there must be a misprision, bat contended that the payment to Fair head was not a fraudulent preference, haring leen made under He had been in business 36 yams, and had never berm. His Honour, mgretttog the position of the bankrupt, after so long a coursed trading, mid he could only grant a certi ficate of the 3rd class, after a suspension of twelve months from the date of the petition. @Mina to Baird, before Lord Campbell end Juatices Cole- Tap ‘ Willi IP. nOT ge AL and ximuWlcez. 110C1r17. /LATRAIIILITT OP PILKNISIA. Tide was a east la the crown paper raids' the question thither the preadese n : . : ibe led by the Royal Medical Chi- Borkity, wore ilehle 10 Milk 10101. l'he misty dimiamml= bam' eseespted, ca rowel that the peados were used kw the cables*. of shah Theeihies attathed to the home were let of by the society made, ea apsimeat, sad or of the room was aloe Ist lo •nael meth, tor Wang fY rehates. The Hold Medical Mhmehel Soddy yes a ampersilea estekdished by royal harem heel 306 September, 1136, ke the cultivation mad promotka of pity& sad eargety, sad the blenches of sham emmeeled aw.with, mad cam load that it had sheetbra his. medsobed ba mahrasity with the charter. Mr. FluddleMeas laving hem hosed on bard of the 1"ri & Campbell cad °l3°th kr of W mi tt the misty ohms *ads the act of parliament es a malty for the pawns el 1041001 szalusively , and that the promisee socapied= were theradere exempted from rates. The hot of the . Miss Ist of did not take &trey the emehttos, became they scald be separately rated ; but the objeetioa with reeled to W Noma which were let to another eodety yes Wel to the for it appeared that the whole hoar wee not la vitt., occupation of the ChirurgicelSudsy, sad as that ground the rate must be confirmed. Bat as he society wee s very laudable one, it gem him settalmeisa to think that by a IF arrammenent it might enjoy the emeoptica white the tun Intended. 'widow bridge and Wighlanea expreheil the mem spbdth The mart heated to glee costs to p h o te s 2 i sad laid the rate snag be eandnasi me regarded these of the ens aims wide It were not itt the excluelm of the moiety. PIS (WINN e. CAKENON AND 0711111.-111 1111111 BANE Yr. D. Seymour, on behalf of Mr. Hugh Inns, Ca rr elealasd a ruts similar to those granted to several oth o the dshadsata la the pronoun= against the directors of the Royal &lash Beak, tar partandan with regard to militia COWS fa ths Imlltement. TIII 611711331 IP. 11 . 01.7600 AID CITHEIS. Kr. Lamm* oleo obtained • rale for for IMO porpcoor as Ur put of Kr. Hy. Doubt K'Cloxl, moths of the — The ;bale of the rubs sualed la dse me of the British Beak will ems as br arsmat tomorrow (this day). COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Nov. 18. (Sittings at Nid Pnoa in London.—Bikers Mr. Jerks Creaswell end a Common Ivry.) mica V. LITIRMOItI.—• CILLD urea IT • DOO. The pried( in this cam, • boy twelve mere old i m m. the eon of • raiding to Fix-and-Lot-orert, sad dr who la • bill pastor, his mambo in the same coca The psi. the b.d (d i rely kr, was bitten b• terrier deir to Me threw Wig Wee bike mom the and they were is swim that the =wm for about six weeks, and tumble to Wend to se as errand boy. For these Works damage' are *Wed. The deindent pleaded that theigartiff knew w the mien of the deg, end bad been wanted by the didesdiat to be mend of Ike; WS notwithstanding this the plaintiff timed end krikild the and so mused his is bite. Mr. D. tame by Mr. Weidner) award for the plastid; end Mr. dedeent Balked= (tniernoted by Man. Lewis and Lewis) Ike the defendant. Warne wee ma es both skim and the result wee a medial for the BAST V. WI -11/111AVLT. The plaintiff in tide nee wee a ath-doirer, end hid been in the at the defiadant, who mar en badness et Wp m, ether thap, the delentant ideated that the having cane borne - d .rmk named to leave the per whin order* and lad therefore been removed. To title it we replied that more violenae then was aserassry had beat need _ _ Mr. D. Hume (ineeructad by Mr. Wcatner) appeared for the pinata% and Mr. Barleeot Ballantbm (instructed by Mr. Waring) for the dt. The evidence, is might be impeded, was wee 7 contra dictory. The alleged saran woe committed on the 21st of .ambeer lest. On that day the plaintiff returned to the defendant's yard at the and of his day's work, end handed the defendant only 3a. se his earl:bap. The plaintiff's case was that the daindant immediately eased him by the col lar, threw him down, knelt on him, and repeatedly knocked his head against the pavement. Two dam afterwards • doctor was consulted, who found the plaintiff's ioblll much bruised end swollen, and there was • simple fracture of one rib. -- en the other hand it was sworn that the plaintiff went to the yard drunk, and mod filthy end . The defendant ordered him to leave the ytid,Z, o la = ge refoaal, attempted to put him eat . Ls the wedge the plaintiff feU and drugged the defendant down upon him. No more violence wen used than was wormy. The jury found • undid for the defendedt. COURT OF EXCHEQUER—Nov. Is. (81 ttiap at NW Priv" at Cialidlaall—Balbra Mr. Baron Martin mad Coratacat Auks.) °LIMN IP. COLLITT.--OALII OP CJIMILIAOILO. Tide um ea Mica brought to recover 1781. lot goods sup plied. The deludent pleaded never indebted, sad that the plaintiff bad coneented to take a bill from a prima named Hill in antidotal= of hie Yr. Edwin Jams end Kr. Hordes Allen were conned for the plaintiff; Mr. Knowles represented the defendant. It appesnd that Use plantar lea coach-bnilder earryiss en baeiee. Y Pfasbru7, and the defendant is a merchant is Bombay. Is the beginning of but summer the defendant ordered =IDS carriages to be shipped to him in India, and • perm named Hill, who curled on • large badness in Duke- Met, Cheeped., acted as his agent. There being some dis pute shout the period for payment, the plaintiff requiring cash and Hill wishing him to wait till the earners mschsd their destination, the former took • bill from HALL Haim it arrived at maturity Hill failed, and, according to the plaintiff s case, the defendant told him be thank' not lose a Y titifence was, that on the defendant ordering the ear tinges Um plaintiff said ha was stronger to en and it ewe Wen agreed that Hill should be liable, sad senordingly Hill pre km acceptance for the amount. Mr. Baron Mettle, in summing up, left It to the jury whether the plaintiff had elected to regard Hill as his dabtm, or whether the latter bad acted merely as the defendant's The jury found • verdict for the plaintiff for the amount clamed. 00111.INO V. TIIR ROUTH RABTRIVN RAILWAT COY/INT. Till LIWINHAM ACCIDENT. This was en action brought to recover damages for in juries sustained by the plaintiff by reason of the alleged eseigence of the defendants, who pleaded not guilty. Kr. O'lllslloy sad Mr. Henry Junes were counsel for the elsiatiff • Mr. Edwin Jame@ sad Mr. Petered/BElra* fro lbs daiiileat.s. — lt appeared that the plaintiff, Edward Cyr= Goldin , Is a yinag man, aged 19, the maid= architect residing at Wool wich, mad was in the employ of Mr. Atchimm, as architect, al Moacavy-coart, at a salary of 11. 10e , with • gradual an nual edemas. In June be he wee • second-class passenger from &coed, on the South Esetern line, when the train came into cellist= with anothrt train waiting at Lewlehem, the accident resulting M the death of 12 persona, width. injury et snail others, =caw whom was the plaintiff. Ile was riding with his back to the engine, and on the collision taking place he was thrum forward against • gentlemen seated op pcwito, end was then jerked back into his scat. He after wards managed to get tohis lodgings, sad went to bisemploy meat on the following day, but he was se 111 that he had to ha sodded home by a fellow clerk. He was attended by Mr. Stewart, the mummy's doctor, end was afterwards re moved to Deal for change of air. He is still suffering from pia In the back, and had to relinquish hie situation. Dr. Stewart deposed that the plaintiff had received • were shock to hie nervous system, but there was no actual Injury to the stracteu-e, and. Mr. Atchkime stated that the plaintiff had resigned his situation solely on the ground of inability to pmform his duties after the accident. Edwin James addressed the jury for the defence, oh serrieg that the company thought it right to resist this with other fictions, in some of which exorbitant Claims were made, bat they were willing to pay such damages as the circtua semaces warranted, and the jury would recollect there wee no penonal injury. Mr. Baron Martin, In ramming up, said the real citation was what the jury thought was the pproroppr amount for the plaintiff to receive. The country derived great Meseta from railways, and he believed the calculation,' =owed that since ' their introduction there were less accidents than by the old mode of travelling; but, when they did occur, they were of =tree more =ions in their effects. The plaintiff would be entitled to compensation for the loss of his employment and aloe for his personal suffering. The jury found • verdict for the plaintiff—damages 1701. WILL V. TIM BAN[. This was an attics brenght by mother passenger spinet the same company wader imilar circumstances, and a ver dict was taken by eteinek foe 1007. Mr. M. Chambers was monad for the plaintiff; and Mr. Edwin lame sad Mr. Madan Allen for the defendants. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Noy. 18. (Before Mr. Comairefeeer Geelbern.) The benkrapt, who bad kept the New Inn, at Ma(dukes, for his certificate. The accounts began on the let Yarit e a d ry, 1866, with a deficiency of 7331. He now ow 1,6731. to unsecured creditor*, 2,6501. to them holding le mirky, besides liabilities of 2,6921., chiefly cm acoimmoMition bills. The meets had mined about 1,0001. The profits had bees 1,97 U.; the expenses &bone the same amount. The loskrupttat ae ceeh-took, and the accounts were 0017 I Ps ttigslley el:locoed fur the assignee* The bankrupt's deficiency at Me beginning of 1856 wm In reality 3001. or 4001. more than appeared on the faos of the accounts. While this state of insolvency he had become surety for hie son to-law and thus incurred a !ergs liability. In November, 1856, he had bought a quantity of rum and bran4y from Mama Roars and Giffard, and just bible the bankmfloy he handed cow the dock- transom to a find named t air- bud, • horse-drisr. nib. it we owed* wm &frauds- TN ill 171.1111-TRE fil:1111FY OLADI3III. The bankrupt, described aa a dealer in foreign missals, woe the late proprietor of the Surrey Gardens. This wee the certificate meeting. The accounts have already spperred la the &pries. Mr. Bias wee for the magmas, and Mr. Loose for the bankrupt. There vu no opposition; and his Honour granted en hu medals certificate of the mond clam. IN u PAOI.—THZ "CIRRI/ILL IRON AND COAL volute." The beakrupt, described as an Iron manufactwer, of Cannon-street, and of Casaba, county Leitrim, had traded under the she,. title. This was the meeting for choice o Baer and proof of dedebts. ATl e dorray made a proof for 1,2981., on the part of the Western Bonk of Soodand. Mr. Ching appeared for Messrs. Bridges and Mason, soli citors, creditors for 10,0001. ; but their proof was not put in. Ultimately the choke was adjourned for afortnight, for the podnotion of the beakrupt's books. The liabilities are elated at 20,0001.; little or no meets. The bedv ¢ pt, who hd Dew In coetody, 7bt;las bit discharge. CITY SHERIFFS' COURT.—Nov. 18. (Brims Mr. PrendergaM, Q.C.) 00111 E O. ICMILL.-Sl■ COAL SAADI. Mr. Quilts appeued for the plahatif , Yr. But tor the de hsdleat. The learned counsel for the plaintiff maid that in Sep tember Let his client wrote a note to the Great Northern Railway Coal Depot, addressed to "Herbert Clarks, Seq., sole agent," and requellag the delivery at Russell-aquar• of 12 tons of Shaba° OOSIL The letter fell, in the manner described in evidences into the bands of a person named Dudley. The coals were delivered, but ant by the sole agent of the Great Northern Railway Company. They were not Shludoes, and burnt badly. ma money wasedlectad by the defendant's clerk, and the bill boa the heading, " Gera Mathieu Coal Company." Mrs Harris, housekeeper to plaintiff, said that on the 7th Sept. she sat a Year by her husband to the Great Nathan Railway. It was addressed, " Herbert Clarke, NA. Her hothead when he returned said ft was an right ' he sons da.Dudley and another man cad, a i =aired about the , saying the cowpony were very p By la Honour—Us mid the newsy company. He then said thin will be le per ton, sad that we always give fee aliening up after us. Whams aid it was the bathe perquiettee. Pert of the coals wen delivered the !Sawa; and whom understood that bur tow were ter r- Adley said, " mod yea half a dehisce of mike yourpolves;" to which alums replied, . Send la the reneedolag four tone of the code." Wan wham burnt the eats she !mad they were very bed. She went to the rail way Matta, and from thence to her master's counting-house, to pevat the money being paid, but she wee too late. The wale were very bed. Canes Harris, husband of the; former witness, said be went to the railway, but could not find the coal depot. He wandered away to Dudley's coal abed, and asked tho way. Dailey mid, .1 do some of Mr. Clarks work; have you got an order Isr es r' Wham mid " Yee ' bare's an order for twelve tone Silkatones." Dudley rep li ed, " all right they shall be delivered." Dudley tan stood scow rum, sod whams returned home. 14. Velltata aw;ilCitor's clerk, said that he called upon defendant, who has an oboe near the railway, but that person said he knew no one but Dudley in the matter. He admitted that Withers waahle clerk. . _ Mr. Herbert auk/ital:wed a form need by the railway company,: headed " rest: Northern Railway Coal Depot." Wiener maid he never sort the coals, and never received Mr. Corrie's letter. He knew defendant ma a coal merchant, and bad sold him wale. . . . Evidence wee then ten that the coals were not Silkstonse, but Barnsley Dodswe a very inferior kind of owl Some evidence was then tendreed ea to the weight ; but his Honour mid that was not satisfactory. Mr. Best, counsel for defendant, said a verigrave ß im i s z atation had been cast upon his client, end the Old and fraud" had been loudly mentioned. He should de fendant, who would somewhat alter the can. James Rumen said he was a coal merchant, carrying on business in King's-cross and Skinner-street. At Skinner , Yreet he had up Or et Northern Railway, Coals." His Honour—Don't M" much. Witness--On the 7th dep tember Dudley called styling's'. Ace at King ' s muss, said he wanted 12 tons Bamelery coalensrted to Mr. Conies house, in Rumen-square. Witnes s @greed to do it. Wham sent them in in the course ef the day, and the next day sent in his bill by big clerk. Whams wee only meting es carman for Dudley, but sent his clerk far the money, es a defensive precaution. Cross-examined—When Dudley celled be produced the letter 1 now hold in my hand (Mr. Corrie'..) 1 reed It. I saw it said Silketones. I did not notice the address. Honour—You it ssiTtgli•TeeW on, sir. Witness—l saw the note that the coals ;it says, Bilkstones." I knew they wen . It was nothing to do with me. I was only carman for y. His Hawse I am setcalshed that yen should tell me this. Witness--I ode out the bill be the coals, I called them eilkstenee. Knew they were Banaley. His Honour—lf this Is net frond it is certainly something ray like it. Witnees—l bought the coals of the Great Northern Rail way Company. I gave 14e. for them. His Honour-1 don't think there is say need of more evi dence. I satonished that defendant should have got into the bon. I certainly shall give damages. They may be re duced from 61. sued kr, to 21., as actually accruing. I will give mete as it is a case for counsel. And I hope this case will warn the public. After the defendant's evidence it will be unclose for me to say anything. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOD6II. Ramrod &looms and AU lifNeonora, the former en apprranee and the latter 'journeyman in the employment of Mrs. Mory Sumner, • jeweller, in Church-row, Houndethich, were brought before the Lord Mayor upon tho charge of having stolen a gold bracelet sad adiamand ring of the value el 1001. from the shop of their mistress. Mr. Lewis, jun., appeared for the prosecution. The proracutrix having been sworn said—A gold bracelet est with brilliants was brnugbt to my shop by a customer to tapir, • diamond ring being attacbid to it. At a quarter to ens yesterday I saw it in • boa hanging over the chimney piers in the shop. Over the bracelet was impended • elate, upon which the accounts of customers were kept. The pri soner Solomon. is my apprentice, and M'Nemara one of my workmen. At a quarter to one the two prisoners were in the shop. While I wee attending to • customer Solomon. said to him, " Don't you owe sorra thine " The customer replied, "Not that lam aware of." &kimono went to the slate, and almost immediately after wards *eked roe if he should go to hi. dinner. I told him to do so, end to make baste beck. I did not see WNranara, leave at all. Directly Solomon. went I missed the bracelet and ring, which I believe originally cost 10 6 L, and which sr* now worth about 801. Nobody had somas to the brace let but the two prisoners and • workmen named (hulton. When Solomono returned I asked him what had become of the thaeolet. He replied that it was all safe before he left. He seemed very queer and nervous. By the Lora Mayor—lii•Naneare denied all knowledge of the robbery. He has been in my employment twenty years. Solomon' has bean my apprentice nearly seven years. Solomon—Was there nothing owing by the customer an the slate P . . um Prosec% tits—There wee nothing on the elate to the debit of the =atoms?, although you asked him if you should rub it out. . . °mhos O'Gatilton, a workman in the service of the prom said-1 maw the bracelet safe in the shop at 1 o'clock yesterday. I saw &lumina go to the mentelpiece, and he mole an observation at the time that be thought the gentle man owed a trifle. The gentleman mid he did not, upon which Soloman' said, "Then I had better rub it out." hl' Camara was not gone when 1 eaw the bracelet sea. I saw him go to the mantel-piece and deposit a watch in a be; with a few other articles of jewellery. The hog was next to the braoelet cam. _ . - Ur. Lewis—l now ask for a remand. On the neat mes as I shell tell a witness who will prove that Solomon. did p hams to diaper, and although he did not remain theirs two minutes, ha did not go back to his work ger an hour. The Lord Mayor—Solomon. will be remanded, and M`N►- mars will enter into his own retiogninance in 101. to attend here at the neat eaaminotion. . . . . . Wliagnara, who protested his perfect innocence of the Marge, entered into his recogniwncee o cordingly, and Belomune, for whom the Lord Mayor refused to accept bail, wee remanded. A a OM= of about 35 years of age, who gave the name (suppueed to be fictitious) of Mary Atm Pori, was char ged withhaving robbed a merchant's clerk of the name of Ed mond Walker of a silver watch of the value of 61. . . The prosecutor mid—About 10 o'clock last night I met the prisoner in Threadneedle-street. She accosted me, and I accompank4 her up Hatton-court. While I was talking to her I felt a drag at my watch guard, and two men OURS up and began to jostle me. I Immediately mimed my watch, and seised the mummer, and had her taken into custody. The two men ran away. I said to her, " You have stolen my watch." She repliod, " I've not; the men took it." The watch produced by the offline is the one I lost. Mary Ann Bowyer, the frauds searcher at Bishopsgate street etanru, said she found the watch produced secreted on the primmers person. W. Crosier, constable No. 614—1 low the primmer turn up Helton-courl with the tor. I heard something about a watch, and ream y the prosecutor called atter ma, and gave the prisoner in charge. I did nut see the men. I took the prisoner to lb° station-house, and afterward@ IF calved the watch from the last witnees, _ _ TL priernTer,W b°cro;rie no defence, but Petted a Mei deal, sad prayed to Le allowed to go at liberty, was fully °Donated (or trial. MN Arad, a Rotarians thid, who had been zonandai upon the charge of having picked the pocket of Mrs. Use' gent 'Redhead, of 40 1 Watling-street, of a ports-tuoznais oontaining half-a-crown, wee spin brought up. The dep. eltions were reed over and signed, and the prisoner fully =omitted for trig. !OVTHWARK. Mr. Winner Vardy .14;;;;; solicitor, carrying =intakes at No. 13, Oeorge-street, Mansionthouse, appeared toio Mr. Burcham on a summons charging him with having ns . lawfully attempted to obtain by means of false pretences fne the London, Brighton, end South Coen Railway Compi le certain• sum of money, with intent to defraud the - sal railway company, on the 23rd of September last. Mr. Creasy, instructed by Mr. Faithful, appeared for ti t prosecution, and Mr. C. B. - Robinson for the defendant. Mr. Creasy, in opening the name, seed that the company* through services to Paris viiNewhaven and Dieppe, and th steam-vessels were contracted for by Mr. Maples. It h) tee mein one day in August there mu some hours' delay* • and among the passengers were a Mr. Meru u g Mr. . On the 9th of September the defendant put kr claim for compensation for the tirst-nsmed gentleman, at received 61. tis. Bd. After that the company received matte letter from Mr. Byre, claiming compensation for Mr. Are; i t sin v us y b e h i d sustained, and for left of time by ki te e. at Dieppe. In consequence of that letter the no. party caused some investigation to be entered into reppeDtz, that claim, and a communication wan made with Mr—t r ? a gentleman jo g on bueineas in Holborn. Mr. A; denied all know re of Mr. Eyre, and repudiated all Rai seeking sow n from the railway company. The ion mendering that it was a gross attempt at fraud, thought. was their bounden duty to take preceedinge. After hearing evidence on both aides at considerable lengu . Mr. Burcham thought that the evidence of Mr. Eye, managing clerk and Mr. Maps explainel the whole circus stances et the cue. He bad no reason to believe the Ina spoke anything but the truth, that while he wee detains at Dieppe he got into conversation with Mr: Anil, and ti ts both expressed their intention to sue the company for cue minion at the time. Mr. Mope thought that then k gave him hie card it wee hie author(tryy to institute Raul legs on his return to London. Aaordleg to that convee. Om, Mr. Megus put the matter into the bands of ih. Beset (Mr. Eyre'a clerk) to do the lame for Mr. Arnl However it would have been much better had not Mr. Eye or his clerk, acted on the authority of Mr Magus, u would have saved all this inconvenience. He certainly it not think that there was an imputation against Mr. Eyes as a respectable solicitor, therefore he should dismiss io Kr. Itainson—My client has been very tmfairly deg with = 11 3 way company in this matter. Mr. —Did the railway company cam:make; with Mr. Byre before they commenced these proceedings? Mr. Byes-No,dr. I knew nothing about It mud I I Burch:am, indignantly—Had 1 known that I condos, should not have granted the summons. I coneider there ; not the slightest pound for taking these proceedings spin' Mr. Eyre, who Isms this court without any imputation his character as a respectable solicitor. The potties then L. the court. NAVAL AND MILITARY. Amnia" Nov. 18.—Arroarrnspro.—Lioo- Ismoli F. Osborn (IMO, tad W. F. A. nordo (1866). tote MtMerl tloatenonta to fie Boacowts, 70, lag skip, et the Cop of Good dope, da depooll. CHATHAM, Noy, IS. The Heron, 12, Commander W. H. Truscott, is = ca mes r , and is now bar sang orders. Her will be the mast of Ahies, whin is will be 'em ployed la the eupposeloa of the ohms tn.& TEE ZITIAORDINIZT 0483 07 DOUBLE YIBELIOZ ICE OP THE ACCUSED. Yesterday having been appointed for the further essiniaatin of Mr. Janes Naha Wine, as the charge whack resalved Orel late one els asdoes character, end one Ix Ind& he was liable Mbr tried end psetebed for an act et bigamy, tasking end *alai Wee declarations to a =We et arenriegs„ the int** at the district and other whams, setessary to complete the charge were in attend *** the Labs& Psititereenrt to give their evidence. The syspethy sresead fa the pblic mind by the publicatke et this eitzeordineny ass for We.. Willa, nosed a number of peruse `enable, in expeteetton of being able to hew *a further esseeinanke ; but their cariosity was doomed to disapeniement by the sawateentleace of the accrued. At the senalauton of the lavestigatles on Saturday last, Yr. Fryer, the sea** to the *oily, and who attended on WWI if lina Patten Mb, spilled to Mr. Elliott to sill hie diems is b I,Wady: at the tine that be (Yr. Tryst) hid bees ham by surprise in ibe matter ; this he bed eilunial molly ta tiomplianes with the summona, which wee we le sbow mum why hie client, Mr. hors leaks Wills, should not have an order made on him for the support of his alleged wife, them chargeable to the parish of Lambeth, ad to show hie client's non-liability, the lady at the time of b. marriage with him betag, la fact, the wife of hie brother, Jelin Blair Wills. The learned gentleman urongly Ind He *am admitting his client to bail, and the nos being ens d mleismesisour only, end the evidence eddneednot cassissive et kis ride. 14. EWott connoted to accept tad he Os la eot., sad two aunties 401. MIL Xi,. Wale, the mother of the encased, woe pat for wad as • vasty far SOL no lam= of the bon of the evade( ves tend so neon why Mrs. Wills shoeld be Inn es a safety for 801., and the magistrate haring nine his cament, the recogneanose were token in the anal Ivy— lams lest.. Wale In 801., and ids mother in 801., the con. Mane bong that be was to forfeit both noes amounts ills* dil sot appose en the following Wednesday (yesterday) at W Iran& Pelkeeeert. At two eche* Yr. 11:11ott called the awe on, whim tt tree stead that neither the second, James Fenton war, ►ie attwasy, Monde, nor, in fact, any person from hit had boss ew la the newt or its vicinity all the day, and Mr. NM* it ewe calmed that the recognisantn in the case be ea. tweeted, end a warrant icernodiately granted for the erre. howls of Jana Poston Will.. - Mr. Loges, the superintendent of marriages for Lat he* woe in attesdeace, and produced the notice of mar riage, as required by the Act of Parliament 19 and 20 Vie., ag. 119, glees to him by the accused, Jamas Fenton Wills, sed of which the following im a copy "To the aperinteedentragisher of the district of Lam be* is the nasty ad Oweey,-1, the undersigned Jams T WM., had give motto, that a Tomer*** is in tended to be bed by Leo within three calendar months he. the ate hateet, between me end the other party Lea semi and daserlbed, that is to soy—Jams Fenton Ma widower, oradiest, yad 27, maim at 16, °thorns- Ieirme,CIEOEIEEPNINI, mad arks Maxwell, opines*, mod a, miaow elm piece—ihe elerriv to take place at the migistrer's cam he the dilated Lesbeth, in the county of Surrey. AM I hoar _sehemely declare that I believe them is no havamoset ee blefieremos el kinired or alliance err Whey Mehl hleareses Me ad marriage, and that the Memommed Jesse Yam Wit, have for the spat* ef 16 days issamehmedy geetolikag the giving of this notice, resided at 16, Ombearrerweek Clapham-road, and that that te my mod ghee et rhea in the above-mentioned atria of Lambeth; eed I farther declare that eh* the said Merton Ma:lna ma being a widow, is a minor under the age of 21 years, sod that the °unmet of Catherine derel Maxwell, whose convent to her marriage I. required by now, hes been given and obtained thereto. And I make the fhwegoing declaratioa solemnly mod deliberately, cone salestiormaly bdievisg the same to be true, gut-anent to the perrekkos of the eat gemmed in the .erasion the 19th and 20th years et her Mejesty Queen Victoria, cap. 119, entitled Aa Act to emendthe Provision. of the Marrisge mad Regtetretinti Acts,' well knowing that any person who shell knowingly or wilfully make or sign any falo notice for the wpm, of prolurier any marriage moire the provisions Mat mid art above mentio n ed, or any of the several acts therein cited, shell suffer the pensltles d perjury. In witness whereof I have hereunto set and subscribed my name, this 19th day of August, 1857. Signed and delivered by the above-named James Fenton Will., in presence of W. T. Logan, superintendent-registrar in and fur the district cd Lambeth, at York Lodge, Kennington-Emir. (Signed) JANPEI FENTON Watt." Mr. Loges ..M that the preceding notice and declaration wan signed in his presence, and give n to him by Janne FentonWilla ; and Mn. Oahe-ins Sarah Maxwell do:dared that the deelasstion, in so far aa she ass concerned, tree grossly Mee, and that, so far from gking her consent to the wood roarriage, she heard nothing of it until long after It had Wise place. Peat hire. Wille was in attendance, and the humane atten tion which do mobs at the Lambeth Infirmary emu to Imes heselthl elect &ad intimate von bar, ma she ia mach lowest in hunk sad appeirenee. PILLII MOW nun. Olinnay ooa .11•11111•710•.-8. 1610 Poses ellotrleta UMW [brio do ram a Ow trill. 1•14.1 beady. sew lobed. Yr. IMMO Lewis. et matted severely tram ladl• arms le st.nwelt. lot .It mootho. =dal num Maw Ino are Pet, , t/e et Welt bed T=lir Illellownworae. -) si•nissaaraa• 6:wet anagaret sag dtrneslar sad st , Ilar = .. .lllsti be Is ow pa:VI7 Ai= bfal ima= roold • at Prek.sse üba urk Val= OW*. amnia ; 1011 a. lir, MO& MAIIIIIITS. COTTON.—trvizrooi, Nov. 18.—The Wee the t o. mated at 2,500 balm, 400 for export, including 100 B. at fd. ; 100 Egyptian, at Bd. tolld.; 800 Surat, at 4d. it ed.; and 30 Sea [elands, at 12d. to 14d. per lb. The mart clamed earl c and prices of American and Surat are +d. e 0.; Bissi id and Egyptian and Sea Wanda, id. pork berth then week. CORN.—Bosrow. Nov. 18.—Tba simply of vassal w fair at this market today; the trade slow at 3a. declq the market claming rather arm. Rod, 46a. to 48s. , whir, 60s. Scarcely any inquiry after spring corn, and all aorta It to 2.. lower. ftrocurox-mr-Tana, Nov. 18.—The arrivals &trines past week from the omit me antell. To this day's markt we had a good supply of wheat from the grogram, bear mostly ht very moderate condition. The demand prowl slow at a decline of 3s. to N. per qr. ; a good portion of tit supply remained over =mold. Oats slow sale. Beans It per qr. lower. The pries of doer Is reduced to 375. per oat net. Imports d the week:—What , comtwow, 42 qrs. Barley, WO. Oats, coastwise, 740. CATTLl3.—lfotrritam., Nov. 18.—Trade cheerful to day at better pekes. Everything was gold. Bed made troa 2.. Bd. to 4a. 10d.; mottoes, 4a. to de. 4d.; veal, 4a. to 5..; pork, 3s. ed. to 4a. Bd. per atom of Ma., eiskiag the odd. COLLB.-Lotenow, Nov. 18.-13ates' West Ham*, Ida. 6d.; Byares Weide Hartley 17s. 9d.; H Gas, les. 3d. ; Howard's West HattleaZethertan, 17s. M.; Mansell West Hartley, 17.. ; T Moor, 13e. id.; Toehold Moor Butes, 13s. 61. ; Ward's West Hartley. Ma. 9d.; Walla End loon Cloak 18e. ; Walls End Edgy 18a. ; Walla End Gibson, 17a. ed. ; Walla End Gator*, 175.; Wells End Harlan, 17e. 3d. ; Walla End Jet 161.; Walla End Riddell, 17s ; Eden Main, 18s. ft; Web End Braddyll's Meson, 184.9 d. ; Walls End Frame wellgste, 181. ; Was End Haswell, 19a. 81. ; Walls Ed Hatton, 20s. ; Walls End Helton Lyons, 17s. 3d.; Web End Kepier Oran" 19s. ; Walls End Plummer, 17s. ,et• Was End Rwesers Helton. 18s. 9d. ; Walla End Boin Hatton, 19e. Bd.; Will. End Stewart's, 19e. Bd.; Wr End Capon, 19s. ; Will. End Ilea& Hall, 18a. ; Was End Booth Kellos, 19s. ; Walla End Ters„:l9a. 9d. ; Mall Dufryn, 21s. Id. Ships at market, 136 ; sold, 87. TRAFFIC RETURNS. RUMAT/. lila Pr MX- ?al 'ha spa rears. dada. UM al W 446 •Mlag Nov. L A A A IM lof Week mes 4 Wei. f. 1101610 al Gamy le .-r - 6.131 la Mena lad. Br am III - - 3 363 1.16 666 man WM & , 1161111.04aa 16 - 314 II Wok Istilii . I;;iiiiiilL =l to asm Jamas -116••• ....- ••••• WARN Wa4.14. 116116 .... - a NS 477 1.111 Waran d ol=a . ...- a al 113 800 Wu& wag Wm aao.l•lll46lra , Oa 3.E4 12.646 11= 4 kapassf. 11 6 41 156 774 1.130 1111 Ilsamar.Obtall. awl 1.66- abaft . M y rd *i.o, waii al Ward - an 1.616 MS 0 III lia 1m 6. ._ lasare and You rs - 19,9:9 OW ilitiMnbary and llamalea 6 673 9 - 57 I,QO 1.1 Ilannfars sod Claw ...... 41 116 1.60 VW 3sl SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. iewortioe (ea), Captain Yellos, from LAMP , ohwtut war the Newato thibt, with the Liza (Ilitooweeioa patch), Pt St•th..*. troth °WWI 0) to Loodon. with wheat; ewer emits of the wow pit .+) tbe &mottos (e). two were drowoodoll mho loft wthe of which yawed nothlos Melia Is twow.- Oftioeby. Nov. 11. lavenewn Nam et Toemea Psam.—Baltie, et New Tat Cbrimiss, et Philadelphia; Anse C. Hooper, at Bel•lawe. NOTICE TO Y•III\EEE. Ike following watt posted et Limo . . yeeterdey " Ewer. Ceonlate General, LoOdes, Now. 14,107. The firdtogropele Deportment of the Imperial 111s1mrpor1100 gins notice that nuke the eammer of 1167, a wooden error. # the the tont of a troanated °etagere! pyramid, heehaws tweeted• the wirtkeeet pellet of the Wand of Verttelda t Perenmeterl at 111 entrame 0 the welt of Utak to tee liononed [Moen mood), at 0 mew !M. where Growl, stood ..tone :ower teethed been decteoi teShe kid war. sew tower to II Eng 11•11 feet hire from It. hub, rtsw 00 .how the lord of the tea, I. planked externally. S. furnished ek I open lap, and ;elated deep red.'. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. 441«. Edo,. hem Liverpool for tx.pe Taws, Fapt. IS, LL - IF.,keria ". l W. Ware% °may. hem ;melee to Lambe, Oet.lll, let. It Ica W Wilhelm. ham Monte Clete for LlerpeoL OM. 4. Ist. N 4 lea. MIL BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. PIIIITO:N.—Ilow,14 at Illstal7fLodee — TWest BrW... Wm wire dr J. IMMO, SR. CLAYTOrt.—Nov.I6. R. wits of C. 11. ClaylOn, F.t. of LIMA of • daughter. ZOWARDP.—Nor. IT, ag Aryls Loan, Tul a U. t wife d • Edwards, rag .0( lass. OBAY.—Nor. le, at Kirkby Parsmags. Lancashire, ths Weald Bev. R. U. Oro. as. welter. HAW KINS.—Nor.I4..M the Vassrms. Idrahathent , the .tte dr Mr. It. Itawllas, at a daughter. JURRIAOKB. IIIiTN—FRIIN.—Nos. IT, at tat. Peter'd aM Pt. Psed'eflutholie Off pd. Northstreet, Wolverbroopoth by the Rer . 0. Duna , Mr . a Penn. to Elkobeth, daohhter of the late Mr. J. no. al , olvt* Weirton. KIRKHAM - BLAND.—Mns. IT, et Iltraatbeve, by the Re , J W debt, 0 04 to hinder, eldest John Kt:an. hoe- Tht genby 004 to Mary Anne. Llidast dauatua of M r. Chasm: B.A. Toaletbollth PSRMIN-6MAD.—Mes.II, at lax6eld. Suffolk, Jobe Edward% NV eon of J. Peseta. fth. of Csawle=ordetere, Jae, thotbW. J. Mod. of the Pat F t,BIOILL—HORMIA.—Nov. st Pt. Judged. PieeedOr. brO• lk. ' P. Poeta& O. 1000 Keel. h.q., of Athford, Middlesex. to WS* dodger of the Mr. B. Honig. DEATHS. 000PC1L—Mov. 14. Y Wllitabel, Wolretamaptoo, Yr. J. T. 00 16 . sold 11. ' 14, J. Do Vest. E W. of tom cmh«tra OM% lg . yid 4.-0 TS. OASLIPT.—f. 17 so Mamma& Rurrey. N. Gaims.—Nev.l4. et Ati1a....4.1344.11.“."t• i lr . FP% P. WI . 11 a:Alta. le —Nov. 14, at Morillagtoa.road. HtlootbDerk. J. gal Itat...sad moven' Kft.—Nov. 15. at Park pm,. E. U. Monomer. 14.141 TIOUOHTOIi.-Itat. V. Oros .4 iu Ulm Dontar.. reel H_do.~eai aaoiralla, la s the WI Jew . of 14 ael.Clurlo Jstoogr. oarelvt 4oa .of M Jobs Troa a r owk .t.dwuo,.... Br Oath. tame+ audden,cti ton, na nut unt.h.Wal kg • ." Y Nana 14 Imao4-1,4 Nap in Jaws. ie PolotodoolTobilobody Into ga" N law Mod, la OM Loodoartasor. th= . N o silll r a . OW moan d taltatiloorra I ///' moi dima a. fa .fa bst