The Express. — London, England, 1857-11-13 00:00:00

lOSM.TED 10511641 /.YD MOMS OP 4 741111. On 11% Jacoby as siltisissed hyped will bald at WO. o v AmmOmme, by W. A. 11. Ante; or it es ourda.re .toi et lommakm, on She bah al MS Wayne, • WOK Mg b Tylkdiy..Wll n, who died thin ermaist ma an • nusift was sigy laserftial So aolibbotal hat the (L- W beat pealed labs Ma and by ram bottom for the wpm of Wag robbed of batman Ihes mad ale pounds in noisy la Ms by peassishn,awil see deetaaed them ; and the ems excited ilomblie latiseal. About nine wit names wore boat whom imikatie It appears that tbe decreed Y bens ea Smiley main with a nephew, vtio awwaspeided blot es A. as •stley-bridge. This nephew, • boy, lelt bib at the bum of Mrs. Sarah Yount, who was aa deamsers. He arrived them about II o'clock la the mania', sad asked far some liquor. but as he was the ..what intoxicated, the ant relined I. eve Mtn any. rd ..waded him to drink NMI batter- Lamm& He sired Mr.. Yang h. TM& be sold be owed her, Let it was declined. In uttering MY be took boas his porkal slant 20e. ia Mime, is It was kefeeai tett brie wills about els swewsiges la lb posmehm. Mrs. Y. waling Me has Its &sow ow* as kw as no bridge ever the lkihrwen Carl et Ante , . ad din saw bin ao awe. He bad seambeed at Ism bum aka INN Ea boar, is idlarosido meat ea lend en et tin =p . seat Mats tbat wentheeedian la the Wed= at I. Ilwee bests were ratheM twiner, noidnann by sbsees. Alen ewe ..Hoek be as rasa d tbs Bars Wed ints*-taide, Dalkol o Ant nror it rm ri4 - yea. He west tato the Woe eseangenth by eta a .ea losiswe. The bribed lbw Wait be was mist at Ms inn sad Mid tsee is M tam Wm is by sentheisns, width imaned psid hr. • nee awed Jae Clispean hen 'tips, was _the at the bean= alb thd beetled Wen to as hrused with the beats to Hips. No het with him aWM pat bathe dela Mom ibis boom sad returned with the bare le the 111 id satrap sly about twenty Minutes. Moat tem slink Is was sum be Willuun Richardson, s bake be bsq, so Om bins pied under the coal bridle at Lea. lb we at that time seanding up in tbs bold of Ma Emma bat, but the it the boatmen ousted bat to net m dui, whin be Isp brawn about a is Wanton *boa be as Milli ad Ilth tato the fors ban. Iklimemwwb was the t. won pith, la the eine Manna the bests wen ming bee new the think sea the both In new la ding% Haw hit ma, be means ben tbs ease Me Health ht if p on' Ons at= la the beat, lake It era Isesdne iY Maw ne mai thy —12 1 • 1 6 ittedwadma Md. "It thes set meths le ma WI if I ware yea I wed. let bin ip beess." Cheyers aphid, "If thee as,. aaielbr wad 111 =t a t— bade tad dirk tire into the est Itherhred a mbar, bat walled Wirt d the lens. Le be peed the Sher et the bone the Yea OW SSW bin spirt " Tea beim be beer see thee Wig ,Cl=e Os Slew St /be Meth tell hr the that Os tsars bed pt a l trof ani her aim dm dee ef de lesedise. Illabeethee that ea War likes dile Iris. and min A. imbed Dt_t /UMW be bird the thud el ha Tao MM. The beet deth lbw wear &Wee, Iddyarebebiedtheilbetheibrthiesebeiflble Sas le me wheeled labes Se dig see th es se their awed, but Nerd we it Si bedews thy, " to est 4 — ay this way." He Om seamed jounan then a ndle farther. Meth News, sbosnakse, vim sew the sled than Si brie pond ether Wade?' byre is bawd the plow Oa baths, it the Male le saw ere el the nth apes it ..oath. sif.techaariYp est at the ether, and the Mks asn see Sim their pia Seeplai aid le mei frasethbe ea ef the wilakinl IS dm be ea thee raise a era ea it Si their that . e t a of bad We ea the beak samba ass ease we the boats sed nth be we s sift at *ab.. is weld as ass way pest aim bust. Me um leis Ma the meth we derieed. awl the as. who term is but is b vivid Ulm lin its the led male Nth othese sod pit hr Yen lan as bed. Demi yr berth*, but via efts% as and MOM at the lwerde. Tim leek Ss fele the beet cad bid Nth dove sa the ins et the oath Oslo mina die bath it 1 le adll bytes IS Si OW bee did, and the et ibe bream ethe rein is a pelleme% myths the sea led sea of the Mat the the camel this la • math ef • awes or nth hth Ith tee ee wake nth sad le • pa* MOM ail be Whoa the thearrel hed s t ria. 11. =my we heal Is ify deetheire past& TM. the ithe 'd ime dm =d Is asear4 sod the jary, ear um Nth •thithth helothrel ups etheetheff as gm win II Dled thaw the dims ass b pufellso ray MOM isthollethis di war be thetheilth. SPORITNO. LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING. Ho mitA. of 3am Zit, 11l Ile ga to ilw tand), with 10 •3301. nom loft) R. i ". . li " ta ..: IL : . ,= WI ET ". tm " 1.16 ) 1 re. h. Wawa • ii;:iiiii . .7 1 Haxinciilvui. - a aim on I if, ~.......y.. I. .11 pi 4 SC ... Mr. • - • • . . - - - r. 20410 s pm INCA su.ohe AKIN he p.illii....iblhis =la li Mims. (7 oda) 114. J. Ift•wer Ihiludown. 1, TlmpOwwli OIL * nit . " I Bow" gem googol ink OA rob antra l 1.• Meroo Vb. I?!!roar—Prob• Ide_Liot 111b..1 0 To, GOUT Atielle CCP, vtllle PIO Orre.,sivea ssipreaMrti restaise, sad stevedore el lAwnyeal, 101 is awn, wl+io4 to • Ilasdiciss Sereeplabas 11 nor. eel, 10 to. Tin snood to metre 60 Dove, ea/ st the Maas. Goals Inman intro., Ore Mlle}nd Uses pentees. (74 webs., 41 a wham pay 3 NM mi.) W. J. Alone. *ore Yea le Oonolk. 3 TO I Lord Do liaerso4 Wood& t TM teets, Illnahnstwr, silaSnad iewn. ltsah esse= Weadersweelus, Leasess. Decoweler, end Its Nola Dasimbsr 2lb over ',debt wilisst this tame dint lie was , r ran elated Rehm Or lie Odin sow yews, 84. Gds. hems et nen* 4to 1 apt radwitand, 4 44= Bt. 6u., 7to 1 sips %Variorum**, he 1 apt Lioness. 11) to_ 1 vst Cotswold, 12 to 1 apt Twintsmsd, 100 to 7 mint HanW, 20 to 1 opt Flaheress, ht 1 apt Al Baku; 33 to 1 apt 0 Alm, rod U to I siC Vittoria. Attar • nips _ deny, amid e W breehisc away of loyse sad al Ps =ast, the ks wee ilopetOind is .et cedar Inn On pegt. =lLianas led, with Deree ascend, wed Pews 24/ 12nderhaan, Ofileer, and Teerseennt lyns Ilakis, Coarereld, Maass, end Denham belliging sp the row Minima At As casal-Inite Diesubse shessall away, awl Whoa took anal place, Sew sin at Wed, dee ethers wen topeltart. Os anisrlsg the dam" ewes Bow end 041Mcwinstimedi, awl Temesmenit lins the wee. Behtrw the disown Conereal took .sand plsea, Ihniespe mil Oh Oar lying dor tip Inds hire. Ent was so, Ireeil Uses" who wail rover leadird i__.... quitied hieapmensw, semi pillopied hi ea any winner by two • band hawses the third sod fourth. FirherresA wan 13 Halm sixth, Hamlet ..*mobs, and Victoria eighth; tit; Zoos% Dlhror, Dersabsa, Warden/woks, Elirethaarie, and Usarhsmil hawed et e nest lot. The ire till,. were To 2 = l.L lWys 226 . awl Qom as.. The poi was rely PSI sas adVIIMPOOL NVIMIT of 60 soya., added to 11l Ilwasselahea el 3 meta oak, for 2-yr-olds ; yd s; seselos 10 re 10 et the stokes. T .Y.C. (14 sets) . Ax =ttan l eri tit "41b ------ - 2=2 1 wiles llrOootarer. tot 4.• flont• 3 most al 2 Noes. '1444, tor bastes her; wintesee allowed I. Jos on tarrying 10lb eons. T.Y.C. (a vast.)_ _ . _ Vrieffiki haY• ab. ......... IPI usetri Mt. • rz=7 . 4z n e t . fib Tie arifint7 tali —St. • • Wilts sad Btue, Lady Copia Weekilmek Omni (ay we nn nizomArs.) THE GRAND 131 . •kiD NV luithT of 70 ramorilled *a • Handicap Swoop:rake. of i rms. rcb, Its (0.111•111111 food). Certain winners erre. The riser le be NM Of 80 wee. if kw 100, 71b atm Or WM. (7 Nabs.) :; rUTrigin=ar t sVr.... 4l6 I II I• 0 r .Iriftfil II II rT. Dome's NI di . ... ~ . iso k The `teal 111111111dmill IIE s 6M i ll s *** of sport have bawd Mr. T S. i•oes 11 Ms rads; to door days. Reeks olli liar pm this day (Finlay). Uri Mahn in iiraser4 Mr. ?opium's Many 1.1 r•Ww up to Algae Mei git Liverpool cannot be too Weo upperiaoml by asls ma. Ms. WILLIAM Rannoms AND ?NZ LITILMIPOOL Buaot I/ARR.—Ms pro* of Lb= rod not lo formed re• tho part of Xr. Iterhor they 8... or of tho err orligitt, brooroblo, boarreleat a Iwamoto. POMMY at • Maim% bowever, het be es flab awry of thot high ram of horse rile tiontrisee al hi. rims, both is our is river rd which isobars rim to them who Yaps Ida but. Mr. !Wh iter, herd. b.O • brio awitskisr, Y to. &W -m= of tho arr. of tho Litres,' Ihregit Beet, vise orporios • IlerftW ego boo coarboted so arch to Or load airreromerb commertsl ashy. Owfirt Is to. serbility at the Imak, be o abort ter ego area Wit r ray rem as to prcitortit rimorpor to the eater of s er berm leoribb, Xr. loehiro net Ur try • erre fist SANK_ , rearknotl bta arra le hie or arm Tlio tiorpind at the mar. of the Aar Wire ea Terry ; ark rim. it vat set reatiosol ,k tared la Yr bars ofd as it trot t i trommilret the ourri, air as of tie ilighoot olholoullo• he to. ma who rid or Is to noble • room No or bet the erprimer or beer" lii it thle page melee et ea het oileh 4pite la Mr oroostor of dr re• ; ORR 1141 MAIM or /hews re rn d arsteri *OM to pima mot •LA Nam& is lamb is the asli liallsbas. -1./turped kwery. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 13, 1857. Masa( pareheeed lay shear, sad was nude • director, bat soon found that the irompanx yes insolvent. Mr. John Tyree", the plaintiff, sad —ln )Inch, 1856, I Ires gayteg at the Wrdwir.k Aron. I met the defendant there. He spoke to me about the Eclipse Fire and Life 'sentence Company. He told me it wee aouriebing, end would become a good thing; and If I became a director I should have a sovereign every time I attended. He pro posed I should take My shares at M. I gave him a bill, It. promised to renew it so often air I liked. It was reamed two eat three times, and I ultimately paid the amount with interest. I attended at the °Woe, and was made a director, but never got anything fur my attendenos. As soon as 1 aeairtaiwd what was the state of the company I withdrew. In June, 1856, the defendant produced an occonnt, showing a Waste in the hands of the company of 77f. 12s. I led. De fendant was everything in the company—direetur and manager. The under-secre t a ry has absconded. -examined—l attended'over 20 timee a; a director. I did net look into the &friars, as I had implicit confidence in Mr. Taplin. I acted as chairman, at his request, four or five times. I aro sometimes stied Tyrrol. I wee formerly in the army. I war lieut -coloonel in a regiment raised in Beath America. I have called et defendent's mike, but not for the purpose of asking him to let me jom this con cern. I hove a son in the eervioe of the Greet Wea ✓' Railway. I did not tell Mr. Tapia' I could got huralame through him. I did not my I expected money from the ask of owe property. 1 did nut tell Mr. Taplin I bed • very good opinion of the company and thought it would answer. Mr. Taplin did not show ma the deed bdore I took theories. I took my met at the board on the 21st of Jose. In Avast Ijobsed the other directors in • pro b note to Tapir. In Jemmy, 1856, it was proposed to the business to ohs Besets C ompany. I knew Mr. Bush, who was a shareholder. I never told him I raided to propose that Mr. Taplin should get a piece of plate for hie service. I did net op pir the transfer to the Beacon. I may not have approved of it; but if I did, it was roars I thought th. company was in • better position then it was. I never asked an one to take them. —Th. Beacon has since wound up. Mr. Beek, or of the director. of the Eclipse, le abroad. He was • Merl of Taplin. He was the man who used to go into pairesion for him. I have never paid anything on amount of the mete for 1561. Mr. Taplin manned no to put our sense to it, saying we would not be celled on fur it, as he meddle; himself or of the premiums coming in. Hy Mr. Justice Erle—He said he had advanced money to thet amount.__ listeryFr;dley, surveyor, 61 MetedMeted , Greet Portland-street, & he became sehenholder in the Eclipse towards the esti of the year 1864. Mr. Teptin tepresented Mot the moven, wee whoa ;he was the promoter. About the 14th June, 1866, he applied to the meretery end demands/ le see the Wanes dimakbut wee told it vie sot prepanolow the books mold of afford sufkient Imlessilan. Nos We/ warp day after Het, bet did not see ass aeeweweosMYtheseaatigethe2lM. Be wee lookieg over lie bohnowelwat whoa he ens called Woe priests rem whin wan die iheekae were. They mild him Artowled le robe my appeoltka ; he mid irk Übe everything aeonet, be would sot weeo, wilwrorhe be ITO : The .milk eree thew bold oid the leTa;s7ebsTlatd. -- Mr:fsplisies Iniss,tesTr, rd dindier. sia acme et Ms was rad, l which be breaght the la lis deth Nth Mew that the secretary red mar a alma I. favour of the wow of 771. He sa Lion, but email get awe Be than mat red got th= and found they Adorn at all arra with the swat pre dated. He ad mar gentleman were appointed a com mittee to Weediest* the boas, sad the meetli we. ajostrael the thine whs. They retorted that the boas did not wee with the eareata produced, but the caw de ahead a give say angthastica ; iu over two yeas the com seig ressistel4 while the 'wane were reveal asi thee lie imam bad widy leas ap the thaw* cable the swam he be sigiewei. It as re printed that 2,800 bed - Irsea si t ep. and the &rectors area th e deed tor 2118 AMU theardsthook showed they lel paid on Gay N ads. be esenelaed the books the twiny was tot* thestheat, and the reaseentetion that the directors was man elf warty and mature was rads* Ma Mr. Tapia menetalei to him that It wee a lestsitha company, sad doles we business in proportion le dr dos it we. satablithed this aq compsay in Loudon. Crersolabred—He bad bow Mr. Teplin for four i= Ka bed Wed him le beam director, bat he re- Be we. made any applientien to Mr. Taplie for lona. • he. Rochenehaw, the serzetery, from April to Joly, 1866, elated he had repeatedly told the directors the company w insolvent. Crosersarnined—He proposed to travel for the company, but when be asked for his exposer in advance, he was told that there were no funds. Mr. Skinner , for the defence, said this was an attempt to mote the defendant liable, as t he only solvent man in the company, and ha would show that when he made the nip prassitations to the plaintiff be firmly hollered them to be Vas. Mr. Taplin, the defendant, was then called—l am ea -nctionser in Stanley-place, end wan • &reties' in the Eclipse Company up to its dissolution. The coroFany wee reifietered in Marsh, 1863. I originally held 230 awes, end paid 10a. per awe. I took 250 more previous to complete regietration. I paid in the 5001. et the time I executed the deed. The deposit of Is. wee paid on all the shares regis tered In the names of the directors. Mr. 'nein Bile (on referriag to the boelud—l find they have only paid on 601. inane each. Witaan—lt must be the fault of the eemetery if it don no =peer. I had nothing to do but .tyly money. The en tries ware in the handwriting of Mr. Mageth, the ern smel tery, who had • viry original way of keeping hie books. The company at first wee very limited in e.pital, and wee always in debt to me. I did not know haw badly the books were kept until Kr. Hadley wa. appointed at my suggestion to examine them. When the accounts were adds app cotanny we. indebted to me 166 L, end the tare proposed to give me a note. My clerk sad the then eseretary, Mr. Beck, settled the amount. In comatose= of Mr. Dreary*. investigation I felt great caution wee necessary la dealing with the campus,. and I rebind to gin yip the vouchers eatil I gets nod. Before that time I Maud JI moneys that came through my hands. The expenses were heavy, and the compaay wee never in a position to repay me. I have reamed 100 i. on noon= of the note. I had met Mr. Tyrrel some time before the 20th of June. He staid he understood I was connected with a compeny which was likely to Ls nyeoradul. Be celled on mu at my Ake, and ' asked about the company. Hs told ma that if he took any shame he would take 60 with a new to qualify see director. I told him he had only to epply to the secretary. He men timed his son's name. He told me it wee not otevenient to him to pay 26/. down. I maid I held more than I had In tended, and I would let him 50 shares. I told him I had the utmost confidence in the autopsy, and that it then owed me over 2004. He told me that he wee interested to e nit in Chancery, from which he expected a large sam. The amount given by Mr. Tyrrell of our manned= is totally iticorrect. I did not represent to biro that the company was invent. end in a flourishing condition, in order to Induce him to join it. I told him the directors would get nothing mail talozrete allowed it, and I reed to him the chum in the . In my opinion, the company would have sumesied if the filmiere and the shareholder. had peld up, and if the chairman (Major Ellis) had not fallen out with Mr. Bradley et the meeting. At the time we were selling the business the plaintiff said it might still be made a good thing. The company owes me 1207. I was rued for the rent, a. I, in =tinned= with Major Ellie end Mr. Beck, had made myself personally liable. Major Ellie ha. paid me hie proportion. I have still 377 charm In the company, on which I have peld 10e. a share. From June, 1855, until this action wea brought, Tyrrell never =cued me of having deceived him. nmvirco non. Crow-examined—The last bill I got from the plaintiff was paid to my solicitor, 1M r. Brahma. Mr. Beck is distantly related to me by rainier, Hew • furniture dealer, at Houton. I sold his up. He was subsequently asked to act ss sweeter, to the Eclipme. He is now in Staffordshire. Hs toot 250 shares. I knew he only paid Is. on each, but I bilk,* he paid on the 250. The money peened through my binds. Ido not recollect lending him the money to pay. I wilt not answer whether I have been an insolvent. ilie.1111:7-7ws7Fo;;;rir. shorty) ..- 1;Zi1;;;;Zi, in 1856. I bad Bee shares in the Eclipse. I told Colonel Tyrrell I could &ranee of them. He told ate I aught to increase them and become a director, as it was ems ot the beet mums= going, and he, as a director, led the means of knowing; and be Intended to propose that a piece of plate should be given to the defendant for his services. 1 sold my shares to Mr. Beek. Crcs-esahnned-1 did not threaten to expose them. )(r. Skinner and Mr. Serjrant Thomas having addressed the jury an behalf of their rimpective clients. His Lordship maid the jury had to consider whether the defendant kad weds the reprmentationa nileped by the l eintiff, end whether he knew them to be false when he The Jury found a verdict for the phdlitiff—darrisows, 231. Oa. Pd. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Nov. 12. (eitthi g s 1 1 611 ".7,!.. 346 ",,Ch i l Joule* Cockburn, and Justices Wlllium, Crowder, andWiiles.) The court was occupied timing the whole eating hearing arguments in s case l the .pedal pepsg, , bra judgment au Their lordships, at 2 cielora sdjourned to meet =r id :judges is the Court of Exchequer. GREENWICH COUNTY COURT.—Nov. 11 (Before J. PM T.y3or, Bp., Judge ) 110T01 AND PARIAH OPPICADII OP IT. PAUL N. TAPP TODD 1. WALL.-1111PONTANT OV T7ON Al TO ReICIAL PILL. HY Hama wee engaged for nearly three hours in dis prolog of four sanuessee taken out by the pariah ofilecre wed melee of Bg. Pelee, Deptford, against the defendant, en modurteher et ths ewes plea, for the recovery of certain burial taaas,aail widek the defendant disputed the legality of. Mr. solkiler at Deptford, attended fur the plain. tilllA e the dalloodwet awdncting his own Me. fret 111100111111 was one wherein Mr. Madera, the make, eldmed • he of Is. in each awe fur the tolling of the boil *a two holances on one gay for the funerals of persona at which Modest was employed in his busbies. capacity. no slain wee to rated on the ground that the plaintiff had snLissted pis tloreorm iris ditty. that on the day the Pinwale took Methe 9th a lr d y loot, he wee Mood in tolling the : bat in arois•esareination he would not undertake to mew that the bell was to/led for the perticuler persons dined tar, eddlog ILO ha was did away to perform esetleer duty, sad left the tolling of the bell either to his ainglitar or a lad, who was now in The plaintiff's daughter emtarmsel his evidence, bat she could not prove tolling the bell on the occasion referred to. The defendant raid that neither was tho bell tolled nor was any service performed over the bodies, end called as s witness John Henley, a man in his employ, who deposed that, to the best of his recollection, no bell wee tolled. He was con !ldiot that no service wail performed, but the bodies wore burled, the gram being filled in by the men who carried the Cl. nlionoor expressed ►stonishment ►t this mode of pro ceeding, and otictoisi the {Manta (Mimed his fees for services which ho hod not proved to have been performed, he could not allow than. _ - _ The next claim was for feKby the dark in the same mess, which the defendant also contended ought not to to paid, on the ground that that functionary had not performed any duties. -- If; Honour, having looked at the act of parliament regu lating the fees, observed that it was preposterously and ab surdly worded; but, inasmuch as it did not strictly require the duties to be performed in the burial•ground, but entitled him to receive certain fees for each interment that took place, be was bound to make the order for payment. The third ease was a chum of for. on the part of the rector, the Rev. B. B. Flinch for tho same interments, and which, on the register book being handed up and examined, his Hower said he must also Allow, observing that the plsialiff bad node his entry therein for services performed, sad it this woe lass the dot:Mani could take other proceeding's. The driedant reiterated his assertion that no genial was road over the bodied' on the occasion. . . . . . • Tie Zara cilaoZs on the put of ths chozehwardsas for &table ins payable for interments of persons not parishioners, or cw t Sias parish, and for use of pall in a numbs, of Whi The dshadeat wee examined, and deposed that during • =twenty years he bad never seen a pall provided at by the ehurchwardena, and he declared that no such snicks wen in the reunion of the churchwardens. Kr. Maar" the suns, deposed that the churchwardens welded pals, which were kept under lock and key by hire be the vestry. One undertaker in the pariah had disputed the I= t ot makbsg such • charge, upon which the pall w oat and thrown over the coffin, and them the nirdartaker told him to take it away, and he would consent to ply the bee. The delhadant rid that wee because it wee not fit (or nee. The esitea, to or wee to the judge, admitted that the white silk kende( the alp of the pall might have become Undated. tiu liOnour said, cm licking at the act of parliament, be found it stated that double fees were to be paid for interments of " persons dying in the parish wbo were not yarishiceers," and also doable few foe interments of "all parsons dying out of the perish." It was an absurd wonting, because the cornet roofing would at it to cherge • double fee even for the interment ot • who might happen to die oat of the parish. The rem claimed would therefore have to be PM; bat with regard to the fees claimed for providing palls, it bed not bent proved they had been furnished in the manner E by the act, and be should disallow them in each Mr. Tyrwhits maid he mild assure bit that bar story &boat bar husband :night be all very well, but 'night be very dif ficult to prove. He should roussad her until Wednesday next. MARLBORO I:OR-STREET. Bevy Swale was °barrel with stealing a copper, vales the propirty of Mr. W. H. Oremehkh, tailor, No. 40, BerwickiStriet, Soho. About rem o'clock yesterday morning the prosseutor hod occasion to go into his hick kitchen, when he was s to tied the prisoner mereted behind the dour; sod, c g i l i= questioned, he gave ouch evasive answers es to who he was, and the came of his being there, that witness suspected his intention wee to commit a robbery and told him so. The prosecutor thmempon rushed upon bo o and seised him by the collar. A struggle maned, and during the muffle he dragged the prisoner tato the yard, where he called for insistence. A constable shortly sfterwards came in and took the prisoner into custody. On subsequently going over the premises he discovered that the copper produced wee found to have been removed from the kitchen, and peeked up ready to be carried off. Prosecutor said he did not wish to pram the came heavily against the prisoner, and begged of his worship not to and it to the FOlleiolll. The prisoner who pleaded guilty to the charge, was com mitted to the Houae of Correction for three month., with bard labour._ _ - . kkas;s7llrnry Jackson and Edward O'Keefe were thud 10s. each for racing in Rotten-row. Jewpit iSmitk was charged on suspicion of stealing upwards of 1001. worth of silver plate from the house of a gentleman named Refries, No. 5, Fitzroy-square. The prisoner had been allowed by the footmen of Yr. DeMo, to sleep in his master's house and this led to his being etted and apprehended. Remanded till Tuesday week. William Burnett, Ellen Mil., and Nary English were charged with being concerned with Sankey, the policeman now under remand, in stealing property valued at upwards of 1,000/., belonging to Hrs. Minna, and which had bean left in Bankey's charge at 68, Great Portland-street. Some of Mrs. itilize;n's property was found in the rooms occupied by the primers at 7, Bart-sheet. The prisoners were remanded till Thursday. The new evidence .hret forward appears to corroborate, to some extant, the Mena of Sankey that some persons whom he invited Into the hones took advantage of his being the worse for liquor and plundered it of the largest portion of the stoka property. MARYLEBONII . . . Bergamo datomio, en organ -grinder, wee charged with e in s=al=l front of the house of Mr. Bab= t tle . clan, No. 1, Dorset-stroet, DI square r and refuaing to go away when desired to do so. Mr. Babbsge said that he was almost daily interrupted in his studies by the playing of organs, u were his assistants. Mr. Long said the nuisanos must be stopped, and sentenced the primmer to pay a tine of Ws., or in default to be impri moped for 14 days. !lam Intelligence. EQUITY COURTS.—Nov. 11. (Bees the Lord Classakc) This woe a =kw la "Melt aseit --- hot hem letelitated be hests the co-hairnets and motets orohloo of the late Mrs Cumming, whore cam acquired sock asierleker from pro• cleats. in this court and rkeehers. The enostes Involved at the hearing of the suit turned on 'bathos Mr" Cummins wee muse et the time of her monks( mei lestaraestary inkrutowits at the respective does of Mt sod Mh March, 1817, and Bth and 30th Await, SPII and the Lord Chen allot directed an true to be tied he las popes of Maine whether Mrs Cumming wee te yes met of sound and &e -osins mind on those days. Mr. Matins, on behalf of Goldin enialere, we applied that they might be substituted se *WO Is the hese he Dr. Elliott, who WY plaintiff in the self ; sod oche IP= mew de. Woes of renting hem any further pripossis g a the matter. Mr. Brie mil Mr. Morro, for Mr. send tot that epsibora aye unwilling to run the risk drew sap aeons seer le a atelier es doubtful, ea.:widest:46e plot at which W eves id _Sri, ti, and *mord notice to the ether pogo% se the 19th August, of to Mize hen op farther prosecution of the trial of the lens. lie =I so objection to the . other coda= going on, they did so at their own risk and mass. Mr. Urea sad Mr. Bunion, for Mrs. Len one of the =Mrs and co-heiroos of Urn Cumming, le whom hoc It is shown that she was of sound mind at the time if executing her will, objected to that mottos. Mr. Elliott, they orge4 had been allowed se ipothd favour to prosecute the issue, the order for which wee mode on the IS* of April in the present year. N s pe we dune moil the end of July, when Mts. Inc. eel the hone genii be taken • pro coofesso,' in otosseemee of the pkintifk not having takes soy 4 . to pro seesie It; but the court, es s matter el gave halm tine. but orb • pwresotesp whir se Elliott, to Wthe her dews to, oil et the dabs' she Michaelmas Tenn No usage of his Year to Mk* hem the snit had Messlose b P&L MIMI% Mass. less. The ponces Fo rme le be Wieekbel he bin wee erobleee tea mesh enowaL Thom ern • stetimer, vim s miler kr 21. In. ; s posepreer do Ids. ; s froasisapr, M. a chemist, ▪aL Ile. Ii ; ; sod a baker, !r IL de. M. end the only Oar etteditse proposed wee the zero who 'aitseded Me,. while ie w. heesoln whose deht err ML Ida Al lei gime were wee ii~konee, he the of =sip the Wee; Ike eallease esoomoil le them to come brood, statist Sat WI OM was revived was a oonteibetios of as. is the pent am each of lima, with which be woad be eatialled. Thie we tart a on In which it was leskelis ego out of thesollesey and Mee them to entitle d ire es/ hriber bd‘plies. Time ewe amebas elliss.Oemeem wine 111Mililli OD MOM sad yet Sr aver Amid ems the ally terse on tie wee win one hw wed rents Ile Mr. At rat, dm peesuies were ngit XL 1310.1k4ousti to give iseiniti fx the ado tbe beree. the Oborelor meld that the applbents who wee slag he Webers Night to give etwarity for costa. He mere the carbon of costs moss the parties, but be thsesbt if the co-keinesee sueosered taw desk% have the eede ...... Limil therefore security mut be glee" be approved at br say coats of the tem ilia He went should direct. not be .nowt thee the Wee Isheeight in the awns et see esedltor who Awl* be ssttetisled for Mr. Elliott, end the cede to shod for Wel i the Inky is Mid dims after Hilary Terra. This was es amid Na dr Neater of the Mts. The suit wee by a air is est sal& a post-nuptial ertlmt. era tea Maga at the Rea W that the earners eta pot- solid lettlaenent in possersee el • parol ewe-nuptial epee ✓at um sot a part-parrasesnee which avoids the Statute of Nisei ; that then Cal M .o such part-perfonsestos in do see of • apanrist for a marriage warned. tr im sad pod of ens apsporat is to as potorrood W • third par ; - ad osiodoy dodo by • partsa imbed air ▪ •• fratainisat oldie do of do MOO/ LI 17bebtitit, e. 5 ; Opt • perseplal aaM wasalt fassid as • yard anuraapial spesmet between as riardil bar boa .ad *lfs le • voardry deed sad if the Mimi is ilaselvest sad se against assilare. Against this deables t essUr i iesZs l atr. Sidney Smith appeared for plaisaids to wpm" the Larne. Ns. lama mil Irsgwarthy were for the appal. legoomds we BO amooloded who the court COURT OP QUEEN'S BENCH.—Nov. 12. Millais at Aid Prima, la Guildha 1, Ware Ware lir. Justice Erie and Common NAM R sauseraT.—FALlll Mr. Serjesut Thome sag Mr. Mew& were counsel foe lbe plaintiff; Mr. Edward Jams uppesred fur the_cle linanut. . . . Thieese or melon for [alas imprisonment. The defeudaet net guilty. The _plaintiff is an actor. In March he eras performing et Blackburn Theatre under an:ec.. CVwith Mr. Rogers, the lessee. On the evening of *. beam shout to leave the theatre attar the pm- Memewee, he found that the landlord, Mr. Salisbury, the de- Ilandeet, had pot in a dierem for the rent. The plaintiff had same of hia own Others In his pocket. The bellff refused to slim Wm to par, and he err kepi there untiil two o'clock libe nest day. MIS .6,&ert Nosh, the plaintiff, wee called, anCeed— Winn I yea sating the drwang-room, about half-pest 11, I was laid • diger bed been put it. When I got'to the door I maw Rideel, the attorney's desk. He told meal had maestkini In Iny pocket. I mid It we. only a wig of toy sew He packed me back mad Licked the door. There was a policemen there. I told ken I required to be let out. Hs enM he bed nodes, lode with it. I went back to the green room Mr. Riad N— Arm me. I open demended sty liberty. as I had r tin London next afterwow I Yee kept all Mitt 71re ewe Witte in the house. rimy tbreetened to knee my bind of M I vial war the door. I mole were rains* Mbe Mewed to go out. I was kept till after two o'clock dieted deg. I bad no food during that time. Mr. Hided eased se tie tin of the theatre for one Witt if we vontlelgi a ppm usierheldeg not to take we seeding* against eliebtsy. I teem& Cetereseeeleri-1 bare bees a performer nine ware. On Mr likb at ins IWM at Wisher. I was with Mr. Rogue when the SPIIIMIN be BLIMP= Theatre wee lewd. I ad we lobe *jokey with Refers Then we. a =edition sr diet the Isent Abseil set mem say property until the oast see *V I bed keen performing et Blackburn for hoz or lee woks. I gimp/ the low comedy. I did not me Mies ItErWh pia im llampt to have with a large bundle. I pinyed that al • 1 md 3m fame ob Close, in the of My Wage I sal y • couple of wigs. • pair of obese, end • wk. of socks In m 7 peke. Mr. Bided said, "Tea he.. psi seenething there.' I mid they belonged to =He Mid me I might leave the theatre if I left the Wind. I had beard there wee some rent doe. Mr. BMW did not say, "If the things are madly= sod Rogue will say so, yon may take them." Mr. also kept in ; the other pee...veers were allowed te go. They ail got their property neat day. I was allowed to hike away everythJag baksileg to me. I thin I did sot say "ea settee wield pay me bare dies play-actin." Mr. yaks T. lowa, die hem of the thistle, stated be W tales It or Ide owe The broken ware nee Is shed a quarter to 11. There was property enough le elle&a dean of lOW. The plastid ean stopped at as deer. Th. things he tea in be pocket were his own. Creetarernieed—The limns was taken at • weekly nat. I bed got notice to quit. I bed it for this night only at • rent Ql3l. There wan a dimete as to the amount of miters. It vas arranged that Mr. Rideal should receive the mosey nintil be got the 3/. . _ . . Tb. dthncs wae," -- that the defendant wee *tilled In de- Mining the property. bet that the plaintiff right been dime out at any time be piers& Mr. Hirai, clack to the dellandemes attorney, stated thee Bidet WY employed by the baster of the irk mad The theirs was ist ea the dth of Mena; the =as the 28th. One condition was that no be Mond until the rent visa paid. It mairegbpd Min Regan should hare the theatre for the 81111 /I Mir& if be paid a/. in full of all rent. He went ben Is Ile theatre and got 30e. ; he could not get the Mire bum Roger.. He then told him no property disilig Is removed. Rogers saki, "We will see," and went lewi dr stage. He locked the door. Mies Rosen came el& • boodle almost ea large r herself—he refired to let ber pow Plaintiff then came up ; he told him be would let IW pomp it be left the property_ he had to his pocket. There sees •pPI od sans ambles. aintiff raid he would not yo mime be email take what property he liked. He told them thy uliglet Yin anything, peovided it was not Hume's. =ewe of limn rem - abed of their own fins will. In the of Ss swat day, in order to get rid of them, ha told Wls wipe take any property he liked. Daring the ho sifted them share of his refreshment, but they re tard. . _ RAW Whitehead, the polWenian, stated wham the plain tiff nem to the dace he amid he would not go Wen be could take whatever he whited. Thomas Ills" one of the bailiffs. stated that when the plaintiff came is the door all his pockets were holed. Mr. John briery, the defendant, *Wad be MOS 11111110. tlamr in 111aelkhots. On the 28th of Moral lost there wee Si. dos far moL He agreed to give up all data. If 34 wee pia the the MOW night. He went to the theatre about lee eels& so the Tuesday =prolog. The plaintiff amid be mouth My there as lour se be liked. There wee not 100 peon the* et ruperty is the whale plow. Hie lea lthip othi that an the pleading the plaintiff was therly sodilleg is a rollick sad the only question for the kwithe howlt noisy le thetherr the plathith--dtheiges, the thrthlag. TRIM w. TAPLINDIIII2II4/11C1 Mr. ardent name sad Mr. Clause& won aura far do ` tar ; Yr. Stlatter earl Kr. Powell wawa be the isindra na itairatiaa allage4 that the defraud had Warty re plie W lspirgatiff that Ow Eclipes Fire and Life lantranas we to • ante of velroary, and thank Wood he aim ; whams the ilebeibm wog Woe woe taaelemt TM l elbadeat *aka sot oft, gail vim be Nide Mr agrapoetatioa be believed it to be Ina It aggamed diet lall gielailf le as aid ptin= formerly la Illimmuldift wad the tlelydant as attains/4r NPs Ss.. E• oat dr plabildr at the W.f.'. k Ants Is lt• isigovt-red, NA Wood him to purchase seam dew la Os Zaps Ologeng, mike be had got sp. LAYBKTII. Nary Smith, a smartly dressed young woman, 22 years of age, was brought before the Hon. G. C. Norton on the following c. Mr. Cooke harge , the proprietor of the Red Cross Inn, at Reston, Kent said that about 16 months since the poi soner entered his service and remained is It until Tuesday morning last, when on coming down stairs he missed both her and his nephew, a boy al ten years of age, from his house. He put his horse to and drove without delay to the Beckenham railway stake, in the hope of bearing some tidings of them, bat was disappointed in that hope, sad he learned nothing vintner about them sail the Wednesday night, when • neighbour of his informed him that on that morning he had aceidentelly met his amiss in the neighbourhood of Peahen. He in oonssquenos ream to town on that morning and hewing Sneed the prisoner and the boy to the house of a Mrs. Lawrence, be gave the forma into custody. In reply to the questions of the magistrate the witaaes said that the prisoner had behaved amen' very well while in his !service, but had latterly given herself up • good deal to reading the " cheap or trashy" publications of the day, and also sot dresses sad other things on credit from the "Tanya's," or hawkers, who mine to his houso. She had not amend the slightest dissatisfaction with her situation, nor had abs given the slighted notice of her intention to leave. . . . . The prisoner, in reply to the charge, mid that she had latterly become unhappy in bee mind, and her master's nephew becoming unhappy moo. they bad agreed, on Mon- day night last, to start at an early hour in the morning for town. On the following morning, between 1 and 2 o'clock, Muter Cooke came into her roam, said he was dramed and ready to start, and they mad* their way oat of the homes, while all blades theemalvea in it were &deep, by the back way. They had walked to town, to the home of a she knew, and her intention was to have pre the roF:ith a place and go to service herself. he lad alluded to wee worn, and hie account of the affair did not differ in any important parts from that of the Flamer. Mr. Cooke here said that some of the articles of wearing ;Mttaken away by his nephew were missing, end the acknowledged ebe had pawned them. The prisoner was remanded fur a week, and Mr. Cooke kindly undertook, rather than that she should lore her cha racter, to take her back into hie service at the end of that I time. THAMES. This waning, on Mr. Yardley Liking his seat on the beach, Messrs. Knight end Wsstgett, builders, of Poplar, who are the defen d ants in proceedings instituted against them by the Poplar District Board of Works, accompanied by Mr. Price, a barrister, and Mr. Beck, solicitor, entered the court for the purpose of opposing an application to be made to the magistrate to and • case which he had stated for the consideration of the Court of Queen's Bench under the new Art of parliament. Mr. Hodgson, barrister, instructed by Mr. Morris, ap peared for the Board of Works, and recapitulated the cir cumstances which brought the parties before the court Mears. Knight and Westgett bad been summoned to that court a few wseks eines by the Poplar Board of Works for refusing to pay certain coats incurred by the board for de molishing &Bowe butt on the Marsh Wall, Isle of Dogs, by the defendants without e r ring the usual notices required b the Metropolis Local Management Act. The magistrate el the summons, and said be had no jurisdiction. Hie worship was applied to to state a case for the ooneideration of the Court of Queen's Bench, and bad dons so. That err be (Mr. Hodgson) considered was defective, and ought to be amended. . . . oppeeed the motion, and said the are Mated by the magistrate we. correctly met forth, and that no new matter ought to be introduced. The magistnee had elated that he dismissed the summons, and hie MUMS toe doing so. After a long discussion, and the various points were fought inch by inch by the learned weasel, Mr. Yardley said the only point relied before him was the alleged encroachment on ths Marsh Wall. He had clearly set out the summons, and his decision and the point to be raised before the Court of Queen's Bench. He refused to accede to the application, and in conclusion said the whole discussion was irregular, and the tandem of the court was obtruded. If the case be had stated wes defective, the Court of Queen's Bench would send it back for him to amend. Alattempt waa made to revive the disetuision, but Mr. Yardley stopped it by saying, "Call on the p01i"....3 charges." M4BEB2S. TALLOW.—This morning the market opened vers7 and, there being an excessive panic about money buyers could not be found over 47a. for all the year December, at which price a considerable business was dank Later on 42e. 6d. was paid for several hundred tons for December, and then the market paused. In the alternate, it being surmised that the government were to interim to relieve the Bank of England, the market became firma, end when It we. swertained for a certainty that government bad adopted measures for the relief of the Bank, price. advanced suddenly about 2e. per cwt. in all positions. At the close the market was weaker. and our quotations represent the prices asked by sellers. There is evidently great indiegiosition to bold tallow for near period., on account of the exceseive cue of doing so, and the difficulty of finding the neceme7 funds, and the relief afforded to the Bank, though so fee effectual, being limited to the issue of notes against approved racaritiee, at not less than 10 pee cent, fa not likely to render money cheaper for the preset. Tallow, PYC, epot, 50a. ; October to December, 495. ; December, 495. 6d. ; loamy to March, 50s. 6d.—(From the circular of Mews. Robinson sod Fleming, dated Thursday evening.) COTTON.—Lrvmsroot., Nov. 12.-1 n cottn, as In every article of produm, theta is really nothing doing. The mar kat is Tory irregular, and prices continued to decline. They are & nominally Id. per lb. on American, Brasil, and and f per lb. on Neat, form than last welt, rol l = an bdiNersi sellers, and can verse. The mar are esti mated at 1,600 balm, cemprising 300 Bahia, at 6fd. ; 160 I: a gy l tian, at Bd. to 100.; and 300 Borst, at 4fel. 10 60. WOOL AND WORSTED.—Bnaciroan, Nov. 12. There have been several failures in this district, with one :l iu r tn n t, In insignificant sums. An old nepectsble wool Mr. Wm. Morton, connected with the Bradford trade for more than thirty years. hoe, we mete to say, MD combed to this seven mils, =Met the sympathies d ell claws. Rh liabilities will be 40,0001. But the immediate siker of the diameter will not be in Brsdford, but in the wool growing districts of Leicesterrine and the West of England, whence he chiefly received his supplies. The staple trade is completely paralysed, and there is nothing dg ; conse quently, we cannot quote any prices in wools. Mr would be readily effected at eonedersbly reduced rates, if there was any disposition to operate. There is little or no Inquiry foe noils and blokes, and although there are few , they are fully up to the demand, with prices very much favour of the buyer. In yarns spinners are run ning short time, and limiting their production more and more. The grimiest caution is ohmage, and It is this feeling exercised for many month. past that is at the preset tier acting g as a shield to the trade at this district, showing its ion to be en the whole perfectly stable. The export houses keep out of the market, declining to operate in the present state of affairs. Cotton yarns are dull of ale, with rectilingpricee. In piece., few goods have changed bends. Never at any time was the Bradliard trade um quiet. XIS. • chaste an reducing their stocks, end manufactivere ara not increeng theirs. There is a large stoppage of ranehrery, and some honor are running ally two dips a week. CORN.—lnixixowAts. Nov. 11.—A1 Gicatomatir kit, ea the 7111, bat tilth eiri• simpl Yak 01 "WA the turn van in favour of the buyer. At Worcester lose, roes were not submitted to, but the trade ruled hide, Sep supply, and la. to 2s. par quarter lower. ovo g try way sd. and bmns Is. per quarter. During the pres s , week wheat has been offering cheaper, without finding bu to my intent. Barley only taken in retail. Oats will., downwards. Beans vary unseleabk. Pees and buyer, at , decline of about L. par quarter. At Wolverhampton ye w terday there was rather more wheat. At this days mutt there r ee a less supply of wheat, yet the trade ruled dap, at a de, hue of Id. to 2s. per quarter. File barley 28., necioadary qualities la. par quarter lower. Beans offeri l , 2s. per quarter less money, without finding buyers. we ta. duos our quotations for oats end pees Is. per quarter. Nov. 12.—We had only a moderate supply d wheat, a considerable part of which remained unsold; 4, trade wan very dull, and prices from lea. to 2s. a qr. bel,„ times of last week. The trade in barley wail very dull ai m; the best qualities were 2s. a qr. lower, and all inferior bi t almost unsaleable. In other grain little or no •••,, Non. Wheat, best, 61e. to 66e. ; middling, 421. • 615.; inferior 375. to 42a. ; barley, 82. to 48a. ; oats, 246.• 365; beam, 46e. to 60a. ; peas, 445. to 465.; flour, tine, 1, sank, 40a. to 445,; monde, 375. to 40s. )lAllOl=l3ll, Nov. 12.—At our market this mo* them was a viry limited attendance, and in addition to th, depreedng circumstances perviously existing, it was re, nortneed that the French government had come to the dwo ruination to permit the export of gram,&c., altogether eau*, an almost total suspension of business, and prior of wise and flour were quite nominal ; other articles, at the seal time, being obtainable at reduced rates. . - Nowa zo, Nov. 11.—At our Core Exchange today the wee • dull trade. Some sales were effected it a teductioes la. for the best ampler, sad to. to 2s. for Inferior onus. E l prices .—White wheat, 58e. to Gls.; red, 53e. to 66x.; be lay. malting, 40s. to 425. ' • grinding, 345. to 3 6 a. Oats, 31( to 37e. Beane, old, 48x. to 525. Pee., 44e. to 443 e. MU, 73e. to 80a. per quarter. • • Newarn;, Nov. 12.—We had a moderate 'apply d twhich sold at a decline of fully le. per qr. on all de. A large quantity of barley on offer, but • del t ;decline of from Is. to 3s. per qr., a large prop* Uen remaining unsold. No change in ei ther oats, bait, Or peas. Ointorioa, Nov. 12.—The trade to-day is very dull Wheat is in short supply, and is 2a. to 3s. per qr. lower value. The best price given is 58e. per qr. Barley and oat are la. per qr. lower. lannauneet, Nov. 11.—We bad in the raarket to day 1,183 qty. wheat, 2,421 qrs. barley, 1,369 qn oats, and 136 qrs. beam. There were sold—Wheak 665; barley, 946; oata, 863• and beans, 57 qrs. fah heavily effected, and all grains conaidenaly back. a s compared with last week—Wheat sa. down on top, sat 4s. 9d down on average. Barley 6s. down on top, fai L. 2d. down on average. Oats 6s. down on top, am ls. Ild. down on average. Beans 2s. down on top, sot le. down on average. Prices per imperial quarter .—When, 28s. to 60e. ; barley, 24a. 6d. to 38s. • oats, 18e. to 31, beans, 40s. to 48s. Weight of top wheat, 691 : 1; eL tark7, 6611bs • cots, 4411 be.; and beans, 6Oilbs. per . . . OLABOOW, Nov. IL—This day • market trusectioni se cm the most limited soar, sod prior in a great mere nominal. The retail business dose in wheat and floor re • reduction of about 6d. per boll and barrel. Oats end 111. meal in favour of buyers, with little demand. Barley, la • lc 6d. per boll, and beans 6d. to Is. cheaper. Per ay Indian corn unaltered. CATTLE.—Sor ?NALL, Nov. 11.—Trade sffil very Es =, and there 1s a difficulty in making a charm' tads from 2.5. ed. to 4.5. 6d. , mottos, 4s. to se. a, =. to 61.; port, Ss. 6d. to 4s. Bd. per atone of Ma the offal. Earner non, Nov. 11.—There was a he. sup* d sheep this morning, the number befog 6,461, or 879 ha than last week. Sales were very dull, and prior down 0. per lb. Extreme top price of the best mutton, 7d. ;w. rent top, 60. ; current price, 6d.; and down to Bd. per b. At the close a considerable quantity was left unsold. 711 few cattle in the market brought from 71. to Bs. per imparid stone. pica, 6s. 6d. to 6e. We had in the market today —Sheep, 6,461; fat cattle, 107; and pigs, 324. EESE.—Ssussv, nv, Nov. 12.—Our monthly mute was held to-day, when the supply of cheese was larger Ulu usual, there being between 300 and 400 tons pitched, and ths quality wsa very prime. The attendance of buyers wie farm being mostly extensive and wholesale dealers, but they were extremely cautious in their operations ; end the market was notionally dull ; but as the day advanced a few islw were more seedily effected, at a decline of 2s. to 3s. per ewe. ; and, we hear, with large supplies there is every probe. batty of further reductions. The prices were ea follows : Bldms, 28s. to 30s, ; half-cowsrda, 52a. to 565.; Wiltshir e doubles, 68s. to Ma ; &inmate, 60a. to 860.; Cheddars, 70s. to 765. per cut. THE POLICE COURTS MANSION-HOUSE. Charlet* Smith, who spurred to be about 16 yore of age, was charged with — luring uttered a counterfeit Serfs upon one day, and a counterfeit half-crown upon =other, to the foreman of an oilman in Bialloyegate-atreet. The prtaoosr wee remanded fora few dq..~_ &Nay SleatA sad Nary Cotter were brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with having robbed a gentleman's eraeohnew ht Casson-street. Tbewie had been brought op on Tuesday on the manes but the victim not basing made his appearance, and the warn having mated that the money found uprise them belonged to their hthliande, and that their Ammer had bees drank when be made the charge at the station-hones, they were discharged, upon the understand' s( that they would call at the justice-room yesterday for the decision of the Lord Mayor ea to the money which they claimed as the property of their husbands, honest, hard-working mm. After his lordship had deposed of a few cues, the two women appeared, very smartly dreesed, in the witness-bon, for the purpose of receiving a half sovereign and 15 or 16 shillings, which had been found in their possession, but, to their great chagrin, when the Lord Mayor asked whether any complainent was present, John Wood, the coachman, came forward, and said that he was the ma who bed been robbed, and that he had a wit ness to prove the feet beyond ell dispute, and that the Mime were In kb kedeldp's The Lord Ma or to e tnrotnen)—This gives a very difirrent oompimafen to the case indeed. Mary Cotter—Oh, gracious me; did you ever hear the like of it Y flow could I think of stealing? That money I got from my husband, who is now working hard in the &c.. Oh, such a fair meal Well, I never I John Wood—l swear that you are the woman that throat your hand into my pocket and pulled my master*, money end my knife oat of my pocket, and the other woman was with you at the time, and you both ran away, and were caught by the policeman. Emily Sleath—l know nothing at all about any robbery. I canoe hare I. get back the money which my husband gave me, and I hope your lordship will order the officer to hand it over to me. The women were then placed in the dock, and the testi mony of the wltumere was regularly taken by the chief clerk. It was proved that the oomplainsat bad been followed out I of a public house in Cannon-street, in which he bad Lees drinking, by the prisoners, and that his money and his knife had tern pulled out of hie pocket, in the manner described, by Cotter, who, together with ha companion, then runaway, pursued by him. Jimtly ffisatThsee is no proof that took anything from him. The Lord Maier—Upon whom was the knife found ? Peliciames—Upon Birth, and WY= or eight shillings were oleo band ars bac its dbarb—How the knife got into my pocket I am son I deal Imam, blast if 1 do. The Levi Mayer—Yoe met both go to Holloway Prison to hard Wow Go 21 days. Cotter-014 kook at that now I Well, but you will order me to have my linabsnd'e money ? Staab—AM your lordship will order ms to have mine ? The Coachman—My lord, there wan more money found as them by Dome shillings than was stolen from me, and I won't have anything to do with that. The Lard Mayor (to the coachman)—Ton shall bees all the Dwarf and the knife of which you were robbed, and tbe rest of the money found in the possession at the prisoners shall be paid towards their support in the prison to which I consign them for 21 days with hard labour. The prisoners, whose conviction the persons assembled in the court witnessed with evident delight, were then moored to the mg* below stairs. GUILDHALL _ _ lawn Harman Div — itCab-driv7r, No. 9,079 woo charged with being drink and incapable of driving. The gleaner said he bad a fare to take some troops to the Great Waitron Railway Station, and all he had taken to drink wee two gleam of ale. But a very liUle affected his head ever since ho was at this rout before. Alderman Hale asked what wee the charge against him. Mr. Roo, the summoning officer, explained that the prisoner was net in custody, rhe was here then to prosecute the mats of a vowel for throwing him overboard upon his applying for hie fare, the mate having gem on beard without Ming Ili.. was prisoner said he had never best well since. Alderman Hale said It was a very eitrioaa matter, as the =might have canoed a deal id mischief while In that state. He could not entirely overlook this came, and he therefore fined the prisoner Is. or seven days' impri sonment. BOW-STREET. A well-known pickpocket, named Jona Bums, who has been several time. convicted, was brought up on charged with stealing a purse containfl4. lla. 6d. In and raver money from the person of • in the crowd assembled to whose the n on Mayor's-day. Policeman Jones, L 1 I, stated that, being on duty on the line of the procession, be saw the primmer, and, suspecting him, watched him till he saw him take • puree from the pocket of • lady. He immediately pounced upon the pd. mica, and matched the purse from him before he could pass it to his companions, several of whom were hanging about near him. They succeeded, however, in hustling the lady away from the prisoner and Jones, so that the latter wee unable to communicate with her, and she went away uncon scious of her loss. The purse was an ordinary portemonnaie, and contained a sovereign, • half-sovereign, a florin, two shillings, sad • sixpence. It had been expected that the lady, on discovering her lose, would give Information at the Bow-street station, but this had not beta done, and the polio, bad ea yet tailed in tracing her. He yes again remanded to glee opportunity for further Inquiries. •••• 1.34016713T1M n. BFI •• MLA/. Elias Arkin., • respectably-Meowed woman, who bas before dosed at this court under other names, was at the bar Wore Mr. Tmrhitt, charged with Mrs. Louie' Norris, •oo house keeper, residing at 11, terrace, Trek.rtud, of the sum of 26e. The primmer, about two yeses ago, use before the meet- Oates Weetmineter, charged by the late Mr. Protheree, M.P., with annoying him, and she was than bound over to keep the peace. Since then she has celled upon several re spectable solicitors, sad induced them to advance MR money, upon theplr that she bad large testes coming to her, bat upon appireliea big made to the Ins '.aboard by her it wee tooad diet she lesd slain atm/ kind whatever. A short the* elaroebe Want Kr. Cook, the miry clerk at St. Pan cras, to writs soles Imams tor her, but when he band out bar character hs ralmed to have anything more to do with hr, ad she thin begialai abusive, be brought her to this coon, sod she wee toed over. Publicity boring been given to Ur Mirterser, she was compelled to shat no at her quarters, t ebe bad got into the debt of, and obtained goods merip eery yone in the neighbourhood. After gate; to semeal plasm ale went to the promartria's, end took lodgings, sating OM ohs had come to town to meet her bather, wits tram issesemsely nob, W e iho woe combg home, dim • keg ammo% tram thelndies. Ms gut the many It critics ups the pies that her luggage wee at one of Um reamer maims, sad that she woe usable to ob tain her miry from hat soothers. as then watt sway, end next pelt • obit be Om Black Biß Hotel, Balboni, when the wee spgrehme c td 6. l City . poboemes Prim, 296, but not lobe the b•• • ...11 er m at money trout the peoristar. 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