The Express. — London, England, 1863-01-28 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BETTING ATMANCHISTER—TrumAxNuart. (By Uoitod Kingdom Tolopapb.) LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 100 to 6 opt Avalanche (t aid off) 100 to 6 Hastor Byt 100 to 6 Nortiom • t lt asd &ad off) 20 to 1— An (t off) 20 to 1 Dams (I aid cdo 30 to 1 A E ER sSourygl. 20 W 1 as The field 25 to 1 Da one WO 33 to 1 apt An6eld (t) 11 to 2 on The 611 i 11 t o I apt Seediarameks (off) 1000 to 80 Hospodar (off) 25 to 1 Oarsival (off) 1000 to 20 Jarnieeke (of) SS to 1 of Utopia (I) 30 to 1 GlesseliZzlt (1) 50 to 1 Minimal (t) BO to 1 Oaireemide (t) 1000 to 10 Baldwin (t) 1000 to 10 Trojantui (t) 1000 to 10 Bright Cloud (t) Mr. Whittaker, the owner of King of Utopia, took all the 1007# to 30 lie mid get. WAIT:6I4OO (0)17BSING) CUP. 100 to 8 apt Mr. Welds Nomination (off) 180 to 6 Mr. Waillall's Nomination (I) 17 to 1 Mr. Iffaekshisles Nomination (t) 25 to 1 Mr. Orepon'e NollialfatiOD (1) 33 to 1 Mr. Ileininand's Nomination (off) 40 to 1 Mr. lewion's Nomination (t) el) to 1 Mr. Haywood's Nomination (t) Mr. V. "orrall's " teensimite " still uneshaustecl, and lean Mee who cnotiel pries refund daring the dieresis. Basuar k •.—TATriziALL's BITTING, MONDAT.-11 balk peribbig the baiting at Taieweell's on Monday last oe the Limped S*epla as, the Bane de la Motto's " Manch bee ma write*. inked of the Baron le Merlin's " Ava lanche" READING' STEEPLECHASES, 1863. Warcirre Po& no Om Itunacnr. Three nines and • half. (22 subs.) all lb at lb Medora IS 0 6lanIYo lteshraaa IS 6 (WNW lO 7 bantam 81Alcing Paul U 0 Iliggelloa Taller Gal rgr a r. a . U I MUM __ -- lO 410 4 Ott T 7.01114•00 Dap .... 11 7 Betsy l4 4 10 And 404111045 e ll • Omen& lO • Wan= Ks Iced Pia= Two sago sad • et lb at lb Nekig Ted l2 0 = = 10 7 12 12 0 0 Dli 1 4 10 10 4 1 2=1IIVIR 4 biaborm Lott of °Oar Dos .... 11 7 DwookosOmis 1117paft ll 7 LIM •Am II • 011ver Twist ll 2 ••219,42 l5 2 OWL/or lO 11 inanalksk 4114441341 fla Bobby 10 Alm 1 0 loonce ifirtlnier CHEST= SPRING MOLTING. Lemma= um Um Tammum% 11.222 al 200 sou.. added to a sereopashe d 25 son. sa (li trlb m e add 5 eoly il declared aa or Wars Tosolay. Jaa. 27. Cap Comm (4sot two mar sag a qualm* (173 sac. 81 lw dared, aM 3 did Dot aamoi. = st lb A r Is 1 4 3 4 1.4.4 lbtyal 5 • Dzetber to Scent 3134130436 a 4 pdania-Brsel Zablemi 6 2 761•••0• 5 • 7••••149 41 • !Serbian llama itilir 4 M 11343 has •• • • • 9 4 2 2• N . PfAllp • Mishamok . 4 • 11141mmls. Wilbilli = ld • t 2 Sib I 2 12 3 12 lb( et Es& I U Deem Cans• 314m0r• = 44- 4 9 W 11 3 llorabsetl33 3 11 13•641•949 213, Ism 4 • Omit Omer 3 10 431139Ax5t• Ma= Um $ 6 Birk Dar I 10 Boas* Oats DM I 11.2082 ms— 2 22 idly 4 4 5 Dr. 11339az 3 111 Dusk _ . ---- WWI'. •4 • 1 4 misis - s 414 lits-Avos ...1 V 4 Ilmilla 3 13 8 let of Barmy 4 7 4 linsol 4 S I Gans 4 - s tell sursfoot s 1 s , e!........ - C=1.616111 i i ...—_— - i X i .. 5 • Mom& .... $ 1 1 ..... 1 ... .r... a • laiss I I I .... % — is /an 6 4 111 11 as $ I 7 InfrOas• a i. is a 14 s 5 lams On 3 10 1 7 Dakommi kis* s S Castosi• lambss I I Via S S T Preaalant = a 5 Owl 3 5 7 21 • 4 Sot $ •c a r. I. 3 1 7 3 S 7 Trl=l 3 lislise 3 1 Lai al ll* a S 7 3 5 1 Vailills• Ulm 3 2 = 1 5 7 0•••• 3 t Tarls of As hiss. . 3 1 7 2ltsaameekatose gloss .I.w awls all Mai bad beat aeadakeetra to the edireilies hie hot ••••ing, sad may fitaiders be to as a eleepiete list. Bea Waiskr, Cisms2ss, sod Iwitler, aahs more "isterad without tits lairwledes at their ovum F o uldve been *Week oak at the Um praieribsd, ordered" to be DLIT or Two Tamps WON= TOON 8IIPP00A • MON WI Gore.—About bur eldest m florig g r i z s ibk two poem worm omsei Raise Medea mil both empiegsl es ralmedans, were load dad it ( Z lopether is their lodeopi, in Wain* Monelber It appal= the usSelemby *Who two rung we w h it to bed abseit the mod boo abet fro data w Sided searalog tio oder imam of the hems were &mussed by a deers smell of go pressedig from the mortar* the poen venom eeetwied. Thr aims wee gives to the right palbsoes, who fared opts the door of lie rota wh the two weals mops& wham he bead lbe area fell of go. lb= a.a mein the roue a elom, hatred to lie eat of whirl he hawing one pass if glees for lie per pees ei filawies the gm bimps. Or sights Wig me owed. tie We IMOD head lying in lied quite dal. Dr. Seeli f el wee sea wa d i seer is mil stalled se hit opildea the two W i tt= for titres or bur been. Itlei Areal that the young mom, although they hid gr ia their mom. proffered to ms :eaend that It woe eraliewory with them to bow port r mulling oe IMgabresitet, and as the babel wee fazed bream tam tie room was imposed, it is rap. prod that the weight if the clothes of the unfortunate girls had brass the hmelart, sad thereby caused the mope whisk remelted in their deatk.—Seassion. PUS AT FUILD'S OIL R/OTOZOT AT HATeahlrf A Ike, attsedsd with a poet lr. d rty, broke oat Ints bat sight oa the premiseto Xmas. Field and Co., uil miners, mitosis L a the Bt. Jalowes•road, Hatcham, Nominee The amtsr rominsoesd in a tack building of mesidembie booth, and nearly 40 feel wide. • This Wrestles was disc with Melo elf ail. sad la Lm than Aire minutes the winds of the esteraire factory was in derma. The feetery sad He valeable ocetento were de stroyed. The premiers of Kr. Havant am also oeriemly damaged by It. sod water, parted the roof • aztensirely burned. The the was osmosswodi the MeYeeakbg of a cub a oil, sod the liquid amid_ ia corinit with the light, is Wow V in a blue. Unfortunately wither sufferer woo insoni—derAbot dos broke out hat night in etioarodoth foolery at 800-onaseme, bat fortunately. owing to the timely snivel of assistance, the damps dose was not very smione. MeLeN..moi.e Hans or A Cann.—Yostorday morning the body of a girl, amid Sulk Ana Haase, sped Wert year., who bad he mimed from km bum oboe the =mum of Christmesolog bat, wee dimmed by •halm roan flossing ia dui water of the &Mir Lea. at Bow, ia the district of Bromley, Ifiddlesem It is stated that Ibe 1r enamel bid lived wur *kindly with her pulsate at Mill Hall Cottage. Old F Bow ; that she had kit hems several times, end that the father had inured her, sad she had.told the esighboors that she would destroy herself if oho was not more Wily treated. Dr. Gamma, of the Ifsinisid-read, Bow. wee toiled by the police, and toned wpm wismiastite • wound on the left temple. The body wawa* moth deselapiNid. MIIRDES. IN 1121. MM—A murder has been COM mailed within s abut abased Cietlepollard, oo the estate se the Right Hoe. the Bar! of Loegfad. At as advanced boor as Friday night amen sisi Weald, gamekeeper to hit lordebip, wait blithe pones barrack, and gam informs- Nos thikt his wife hod hem murdered. The pollee brae- Malay went to kis isle* heals, and fused the hely ef the notartunato woman lyiag es the bad is a heibeese es eseend deer, bathed in her Iwo _blood, endpoint dirk 4WD of bra Meads brig hem literally shot ed. Oa marobing house • double-barrelled gun helmets( to )Word wss found below stain, bearing eridroce of Wing hem meetly discharged. X'Card desks all lc oarlike of ike dud, bat Natio theb, while asset from the haw, be heard the report of linsowsim—Ositray Mad. (AdVertinectletit is t o ! n OELD . WAY'S OINTMENT AND 'ul Law sseeetatal treatment of the great wow of dimes le RA ee Wad • mystery as maul NW ilk poss. Par**, Mel Ihe Over end 04~ awl the abowlimwt Be ' =oldest MN M isedamems mid be benseillp Med wed re whine al iho worst of woo win.= re =leg llielloweY sines a:weans Milo wrier mod use d ot esdhew. wwwweed neeedlea cure disorders of the sad heiede.swil slit he hoed superb, Wail otherewitete foe the sellealega of thew untweeastety alma by NAVAL AND MILITARY. (MK WIT MONT% WARM) WAR-OFFICE, PALL-NALL, JAL 27. In ceetioratios et the eeeilattles wbkA appeared to the Gezetk of 9th Jimmy, 18611 : - - • BREVET. The promotion of Limtenani•Oolonel Jamie Metcalfe, Bawd Infantry, to the boserwry rank of eelocal, sad of Major Predict& Jeliedwa, Modal Infantry, to that of lientenant-eolonal, which appeared in the Gazette of 25th Mara, 1852, ban been ainconed, in eonsequenos of thaw officers having bee imadvartactly included in the list of those °Main retired on fall pay of her Majesty's Indian brew, es wattled to honorary rank on retirement. ADIGALLTY, JAL 27. —Arronamsays.—Mas- Ws G. Marsh, to the Edgar ; sad J. P. P. Wanes, to the i troa7t. E. Heath, to the Dauntless. Chaplin's the Rev. Edwurd Pemberton has bola selected to perform the duties of eimplai of the Asia, temporarily, until another chaplain i&pp, dated. Areletant-paymaster G. Weeldridp, tc the Colossus. hardest Clerfm E. R. Drown, H. H. B. Andrews, E. D. Moe, and K. Ifoliesie, to the Meriborough. MrtnaD. Dproo, to the Name .. toupell hem be Dominated to a naval cadet ship. PORTSMOUTH, JAN. W. 27 J The Virago, 6, steam sloop, Commander J. Hop Johastome, arrived ibis miming from Plymouth, and came into harbour to ship done for mamma, to the amsa fleet, at Lebo& i probable that she may also convoy the Eamoas, srtia fl More 'hip, as fez as lladoWt, es route to Rio de Joanna T!e Victri;a a d - Albert, royal yacht, Oaphrin G. H. Bogour, C. 8., was bowed up to boa moonily tido torondull. Tyriaa gunboat .teamed out at harbour this mom. in& to maks a trial of hos mod at the measaral mile in BMWs Bay. CHATHAM, JAN. 27. The Bailing frigate Terpsichore, 18, attached to the ordiaatt, MT* boss =Meg W tb # 14 4• 01 laa found inkliA for further eervissOe enured to be acid, • report of her value laving bees mid* to the Admiralty. The Active, aid aims milingtelgaM, was towed up from the harbour thee morning, and marred alosepide the dock yard, where ette is to be fitted, by a party of hind ship and meobefor • training ship for the naval volunteers at Her During the high wind whieli prevailed yesterday, por lion of die baadaoale Crimea nemaorial mob, ended at berwheice, was blown down. Tbe 'portion of the web is that which contained the eseeriptione, at the top, marble slab beerier the inscriptions beim 1 ebeihred plass. Bane have beet taken to mph. the damage, and to prevea say portion of the arch being dedreyed. THE EXPRESS,; !WEDNESDAY EVEMIG, JANUARY- 28, 4863. furniture to the nuenzt of 101. Ife„ red thi amount the delemleat was now rued for. The jury found a verdict fee Ore phdnilf. Mr. Niche** :mow !wed to enter a verdict for the de fendant, or fee a sew lend and submitted that, under the simmtmeaser, the wife iad no authority to pledge the kneband's redly Rule granted. M.L= V. 11011.0 WAT. - - - This was an aotiosi t q a :Profteror Holloway." to n aives boa, for ob bias • brevet permitting him to sell sad adveztiee his tin Prance. The circum stances have already bon published, and the question to day sheal wee, whether • rob to sages a consult should be made ute. Mr7 . lFrandt appeared to show cause ; and Mr. &mill and Mr. Pollock to support the rule. me argument was not ooncludad when the court rose. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. JAN. 27. (Bdare Ss Julio Ortruary.) CIIIIIBTXAS V. WHDrf-ATZB.• --- ----- Sir C. Cromwell gave judgment in this case, which has I already bees reported, and in which the rely point Meld was the effect of &partial m u til a ti on o f a will. The dorm-' ment was is two limo* and the name was cut off cue of them, but the ether contained a portion of the will, and anunrevoked radical. Sir C. Croswell was of opinion that the testatrix did not intend to revoke that portion of the will which remained ; and he therefore diseeld probate at that part of the instra• moot and the mai& Costs oat of the estate. YOMMIII V. PONIUMI AND IMUUDIDE. la this ere a ,verdict had been given for 5,0004 se damagas, and Mr. Gibbed, now moved that an order be made on the co-respondent to bring the money in court. Sir O. Cromwell said he had no power to make enoh an order, and rejected the application. Dr. Spiaka observed that the court had already decided the point in the reported ease of " Ponasford v. Penns ford" (2 Swabey, 380), and he enkenitted, therefore, that the oomspcodent was entitled to his coda. Sir O. Creswell—That is so. The wets incurred on amount of today's application must be deducted from those which the co-respondent will ultimate] bare to PX; Dr. Spiaks said there was an ex parte which earesponclimt bad been amities te make, but by Um advice et Ms 000nsol, Mr. bid tonnontad not to prom it on the present OCOMMO. Spisks GIPPS r. 017 M AND AMR Dr. begged the court Dot to give sentence in this nee next Tuesday, as it was intended to make an applica tion with respect to a letter which had been omitted from the correspondence. Sir C.bresswell—Very well. I think it is Dot likely that I sball pratioaweejtidgeseet next7week. THE LANC4SEIRE DISTRESS. Tax Gem) z Ghtswosa. —We underatead that the wry for War forwarded iestaveliewe yellorday to the eseaseadars of the batteries on mash side of the M. my sad al her Majesty's ship Majestb, to the /Meet that' WINS the Meow Griswold entries the river a sahibs 15 gm/ she ald be limed from Wok battery, sad a salute et 21 gals frees UM /64•Iiiii Atitiffoo-0/fOlO-LYXO. —At the naval weekly suet* of the Ashton baud of =iiea held ea Monday it was stated last the total a riV►id during the week had bees 28,236, ate ant Jr ° 47. 153. Bd.; deteasee aim:sleet week 820, @whit 791. 2e. 11d. • decrease time the of Dsounber (whoa the highest nainbee of per low were tellered), 8,283• CITY SEWERS CO 110173810 N. At the weekly meeting of the Commissioners of Sewers, held yeistwalay at Guildhall, Mr. De Jersey pre siding, Dr. Letheby, the medial elbow, preempted his se- Reel report am the smaitar7 oserlitlea of the Clty of London. , la the mune of the year while hen swilired there were ' LON births, 2,736 deaths, and 1,540 annistes in the City al Lerrige. Theme esuered mg a pepe/siios of 114,472 =The births, therefons, have bees is the Foliar -16.4 for every 1,000 of the %habituate ; the deaths • ffia ; and the marriages at 12.4. Altogether therefore, these had bees 163 deaths tram tuborealer &en ro l , . fens infleassnatory affeetioes of the hop, and 640 dim= el the aymulir ohm. The sickness Marne of cos. liemed hem bad bees west auwerees mast the tames of the silty, while the serhslity Mcrae hem haul swag the richer. The effete of a swiss et ceaviir News had bola to lima the tea of dimmed meat sup plied te the CUT minio In 1861 there were I 21,412 the. et west seleid beyond the amount of I th e i a s . lreasist year. sad the quantity of meat front a that ha d died frees mewl eases' has dsolised trove 33.619 lbs. in the year to 13,944 lbs. Se ester hew the swine el the New River Company bed bees em ehel as eseeral eeteekws, sad the average swami Gelid wear dissolved la it h es ban 16.94 mime per ion - 0 1 . Lellea, et white 1.11 gales Wire af ol=s wataw aia: = a witit a sesell ea rgestics selplabs of 'D ead oan faelesp, far they ti al r . aly Whets ► a g ‘r el . two' lity et water, bet .1.. .hew hew greet has Sew the issproventeat thereof during the lest am yam • report wee read frees the Oweeral dating that they had had Wire tham==rar. amount of the liabilities of the aseussimies far the peer, 186; and they Lad auseolly erandued the easse ml i t resemseaded that a esesoliclatof rate far the half-yen sadist July 1 sort should be made at the sale of Ste. is the posted, and that the seven tale for the smut year should be 3d. in the posed. RAILWAY AND . rup.r . ..ro oompurra is Yesterday there were no fewer than thirty bills for sew railways and other parjects before the szarntsets, mil e Maims Br and Prom to aessolaht winthar had duly innOlisi with the shaft afar al both hewn M yselheowt. nensibmt them of and de clared to have camolial wens the Mlle of Basseeng Oaal Railway. for s lie ban Whosaatato, en the Ilkannest and Dorset Railway, to Tassbury, wa at an IlSkisaisi outky of 370,000 L ; Isle of Park* Raily, front Warairun to =is Doreetshire, sad to raise 960001. Dan Valley Railway, for misname to &seas s. d the Basses Vale Railway, to raise as additional coital of 450,0001., and is draw the sent{ of the to that of the Swam. sea, Nee* and Breese Railway ; Yet Valley Winn for an atria flans the Rahonk station of the North British to llowrissield Oa Lamwsia, at a east ad 2701101. ; Man okras% Bates. Matlack, sad Midlands Railway, for a to shoos capitol, and lossing the line trrirois as adon and North Weston Railway ; Boy lake Railway, for lines from Birkenhead and Poulton to Hoylake is Cheshire, and to raise 1110,0051. Cannennahire Railway, far new ha at to Limbo's/ft sad Liaoning& and to Thiel a caw earnal of 80,0001. ; Pars - barons\ and Aldershott Railway to rsa fans the flank Waiters at 'ointments,* to Ajderehsta, sad to miss 13,0001. ; Caledosian Railway, to warns the (}rata= branches is the Caledualaa sad rails 00,0101. by testy shares, as well as Si deviate and relinquish Out of R0th.,,).. sod Caatkaidepa lionek ; North Hassid Railway, far Mambo* Railway and linden MS lIIMINIMS. AIIMOWiI the 'enrol lassoes compli•soes ware the MU at the Lob Improve meat y, Swam Manisipal Oortioastioe, Leyland sad if Gas, and lie = l„ Coaeonnus Oanpany, to tans 15 The ,prissi on natters of faformality, Warted the Pantriesaai Railway, Bristol Conn' %Miss sad Railways, sod Wain 300,0101. ; Bristol sad North Sotneoset Railway, for a railway sear Ever:resat to Bristol. Bannock, Cluserton, sad other liesi, and raise 500,0001. ; Bristol and Portihead Mr sod Railway. tar a pier at Pertbary sad branch railways, and to name SM,OOOI. The hill of the National Poovilsat liana tiou wee withdrawn, and sword ores partly he wars adjourned. Ciclismo or lArawrooL la DAT.—A movement hen boa est ea foot If di the por pose of asog en wastawat makiog t ie, of bower for the isle of biteaMeg drinks 011 OM- The lammed vicluaere of limped aa rt= with a depilates of elerernia, emi beau elated that should public wastes be la farroar et dab Inellellamed • deem is the sew Uverpoei liassiag Bill Oak wadi have the effect of clatiag the pabbe-housse es wlllowill. and if Um trade also are in favour of such a ma est will sot oppose it. A committee oomistitg of two owl laymen has been appointed to advise wpm wed to call • amoral mooting on aa each ne ill" witi= Daring a recent was, it wm that nearly the w hots of the morerespeatable publicans inf. In favour of abolishing Sunday trading. CusiaNwatr. Bic avotairr Soca:ff.—The third easel dieser of the above meociatioa, formed for the relied of tie poor of this district who have been shut out from par tiipefM the old charities of the pooh, whisk, with the weeptica of St. James's district, are now weleed to pane= I*blend*, the Duke of pa Y ri ork chumhse. wee held ea Mararkw bet at the ah Tavern, Gloweeter-etrest. The sham was soapier! by 11r. ez-Charehwardee Stokes. The how , rary eseretary, Mr. G. W. Worm, dated that aotwith -1 standing the depreweibetate of the locality, and the hthvy wills awe it for the teltrf of the di tnes in Leatmeiro, the I esaety had rade sowiderabie pewees dwiag Ws pent °WHIM. PALACHL --ON X SHILLING Dev.—Togr DAT, JAI. 71.—Adaleskit on maned. 566; ditto by Iswam tickets, 656; total. 1,243. Da. DX JONG li'll Licawr-Bsoww CoD Lewis OlL— '7lk. darer of tbe omettaatee, wMa taquied tg daldity, an be speedily restored by Ur we et Dr. ile Jamb's XII, width bee larigorstlui qualities peseeosed by no over fatewellw The eletingnimmi Physictes, Dr. Corey, metes :...Tall 2 suet. Wilt soon be vlstles, Mew baring Is II lers in • relent to health eM arsMA Wars untga 'di" be winsecceeptielted by se owner neamedy MI6 we are so gosinesel.•—acie oat tall Is weposbed inteles, la OIL, Is. sal., led fa, by Lad" Dr. es reask=el f sad Ot. Tr, elm* ON 817 - '.at lidellfgence. Jar OF Symms FOS Tam zumciAL THE -- •VY COUP" — rocs OF nut 'Tiff - The Judged Comities trlll eseememe elinbeilerthe ewe& at Waimea ea Wadley. Feb. 2. mirsgiossAtua. arranney Alyea end ethos v. Vaasa lermid mad Wave— Hatt eat Waders Boehm Ott or Canada V. Fawo.“-- Western Railway Osolgasty of rnda V. Braid— Daniel v. Trolman—Williams Byrnan—Pranssidi Roy Cbowdry v. Banes Saroomnyee—Wiee v. Bbsailiaa Mom DAM and ano ther—The Bev. William Lon( v. the Illehap al 01.1i01r11 (to be heard Feb. 9(—Abraham v. Abraham (ta be Imre Feb. 10) Kattama Nauehear v. Zemierhar al Illavegyrogab7Makerneon and °then v. Meson—Bibby and Mims v. Solinevels end others. Menlo.. IN PAM? CAMlL—Nmasste Preset Prolongation Weaving Figured nen* lea Mesa, 191b—liovilit Patent 1 tioa, Gristle( Oars. Al" fellt.—Delles Patent Pro -I=foan, bnywommaits be Lamm Mit /20. 1849-11111 s. Palest Prolosgatirm Meastediere et Ow Mk November, 1849. Proleapillee. Tire Amiliastor—to be beard and February. Moamar.. —Gavin end Mean v. NMy ad eaten, Admi ralty Court (the Meander) : Bibby and lare v. Gavin and Miters, Admirelq Omit (Use 'foresee Uvalde (to be de livered Ind February); Triggs and anather e. Canada. EQUITY COURTS.—JAN. 27. (Beare the Lode Justifies ot Appeal.) cos: O. ITU.--7113 UTZ Roar IFIADLICOOS PIM& J17D4211111T. vi =t o gr or es given on this appeal hum • decision of Wood, which wee wiped before the Lords Jerboas on the 10th, 11th, and 126 of Nowstaber last. The snit was instituted on the pert cd the Leaden and County Bank in the name of their regidsai ofter, Mr. Cory, to obtain the declaration of the event flat the dir fant, Joseph Thomas Eyre, was the henna for them of certain mortgage securities on the Ohmiles estate, which bad come into his hands under the hilowing dream. stances :—The late John fiadinir wen on intimate term with the defendant Byre, • wealthy gentle. man resident at Bath who was is the habit of lend ing on mwtspap his own and his brethren? and sitters' money. The Marv& of Chandos, now Duk.Pßaskitigliam, being desirous of obtaining a loan of 134,9341. Etr. Id. upon of the Chandos estate, was pat in ocenmnnica tiorantrthe Epos through the sodium of John &Weir, end obtained the advance. The mortgage was executed on the lath of July, 1849. Whir took the mart cgs in his own same, and the manner in which be dealt with it gave rim to the present litigation. Some time after the mort gage was executed it was deposited at various Intervals with the bank by Whir. Upon one of those ocomtreis 13adleir obtained the consent of the hank, al which at that time be was chairman, to allow him to borrow • sum of 55,0004 upon the security of the deed from three pumas named Hibbert, Barnard, and Barker, promising on this to pay the bank what he owed. The advance wee oideined on the Bth of August, 1853, and • deed was executed erksidn M was declared that thelmortpers held,subjeel he theireohemse, the security as to the reidue of the 134,9841. IL I/ heilhe Me el John Eadleir, his heirs, executors, assigns. On the 16th May, 1855, the bank reettred a from Badleir, acknowledging that them inortgage were equitably fehazged with airtime kr the the extent of 65,0001. ; and ultimateb• 1417th Jim Ml* they took an assipmeat from &Mir of the Amami me& pp, subject to the above charge of Ribbed, Hareerd, and Barker. The bank gave Bibbert, Bernard, end Barker .of4oo of their rights under Badleir'm letter of the 16th May and of the aseipunetat of the 27th June. All.. the death of John Saha, Eyre paid to Hilbert, Bernard, and Barker their advance with the introit due theme°, and obtained nit assignammt ef the securities in their trod% thereby ob oe the original Meade, swipes deed of the 27th of % d ry, 1849, white he claimed to hold as whist the shim of the hank. The ViorChancialler dismissed the " 1411 as spinet the Eyre hunk with owls. Beam the VB w ilac i. itobr"%eusral.ht Gil olt, and Mr. Stevens, for the the task ; Mr. ud, tad Mr. Boehm, and C l l. W. Pearson wise the canoed of the dohniket Eyre ; mad Sir Hugh Osiris and Mr. F. Wilford were for the other defendants. Lord Julia Turns', in giving jeidsst, stidi the argu ments in the PaintiMil ball tuned n p m two peiste—llast, that the mossy advanced on the Aeaden mortpie wee the money 4 liadleir, and not of the delemints ; i = batat Mai oandsot of Eyre was web es to give the pl ' priority over hit eisian in the equitable mourity. With sward to the Ind point, he (Lord Justice agreed trlth the VierChanciallor in hit jodgmenk rani a iladleir must he held to he the trustee of Eyre thringtrael floe entire tnisimelles of 1849 ; theraioni it amid Pt be =dthat liadleir wee the owner el the mosey Wei eh oe manigule. The decision of the semand_kelld, whether the deissatreta had been guilty et so asiames as nave the tills priority over them ? must met cm itheln isq d the maxis, " Qui prior est tempera potior est jam." This maxim depundod on the principle that • da da/MUM Of trust vestal ea flitifOlt in the MOM is whose favour it hod been executed • oeuseirentty, where it was proposed to peelpans an equitable title that raised there must be scone es Mean as to (tidily the disturbance el the vested Inlets. Wow the ore alleged here was that Eyre trusted everything to flailleir and allowed him to deal in every way with the Menden =Opp, sail that his usgligenoe is not inquiring what dime ition fialleir made. of the lyre money was ao in Fiisi v culpable as to same their claims to ha Di the ilr==ple al a trust was that • bud in his troika ; and that would dlebsted if the cestahre trust was to make as to the diapositron al his property. His opinion Mat en the second point, also, the ptrintiffil bill failed. MB was therefor, rightly Hentrieed, and the appeal mud lhe dimised with oasts. Lewillestioe Knight Bruce exposed hie oonearrence in this jaillpient. =eon v. TEI RAMICII6IIIIII SAILWAT 001CPANT. The Wastage ranted in this ens led Thursday by V Hindersley was co c ater : a do e molved by arrangement, the employ agreeing to la exert 90W., the amscont et which the pbuntifts hub led bass shied by his own raltstion, sod to lire • bred for the moist et 2,4681., the yaks of the *Astir@ prissimer, sod to home a warrott to th• sheriff for this sissiosing mg • pis to MOM tie valise between the potion The quer don at hose sewed to be whether the trade fixtures mat be shod with dos hail or amid be separated fres it. Mr. Osborne amid Er. L. Ramon wen for the cow pus ;Mr. Tsar ea& Mr. Eskimo supported the im yarstise. COURT OF QUEEN'S BXNCH.-JAw. 27. *time fa Sawa—(Dr ier Lord Chief Justice Oookburn, said halibut W . tress, Crompton. sad /Ulm.) This was stamina paper day, sad the wart disposal of • umber of asses prenstieg °sly dry pints of law. /LT V. SIX OOUI scumsvinr, Err. The plaintiff, Rosana Dupin Fray, whohaa been so fre quently Wars the court on matters arioies out of an actioa brought by bee • t the Earl lied Countes of Zetland for a wrongful (she having been lodja maid to the coaatoes), and also for 'leader agatast Mr.. ?otter, the housekeeper, has brought an act.. fir Colic Black. ban, au of the judges et this ooemt, to recover damages for his lordship's alleged illegal declaim cm a rthi for meta. The declaration states that at the 28th Jaetury_, 1862, the plaintiff having obtained a role aid :krllr. Vowths, her former solicitor far the payment outs for the day in oousequsece of the adjournment of a man in which she was interested, it came on for ="Whim his lordship, when thoftritbsaudies she walliiisat come for making the rule absolute) the isoned well knowing the premises, aid sot re. prding • I. flat behalf, Maud to make the rule absolute, but • it with mats, contrary to law, by moans of which the plaintiff had mot recovered the outs du to her, anionstias to 201., bat was liable to pa the doleadsothi coots, amounting to 101., and she claimed 501. damage. The defeadant demurred to the declaration aa bad is antetance. - 11i — se — irTiy swarmed ia perm to support law deelaratiou. lip Bossy: am appeared for the defeedaat support of er. Yim inyned her maims in sup of her declaration. I They wen set forth at 000sidaablstb, sad appeared to be--bst, that ship bad no other remedy than by this action ; SeeeeT ur bat all subjects are equal in law, sad as by the every rasa shall bs triad .ley his paigs, she Vbeenglit, her .ea ia this mar; thisdty, that It was se masa age thin edges ad vet beesurelbedeabbat was ba 6 bortelirdg die Arial he than wbo had Den impeached might lave OM agate* by sc. tioa ; aid fotirthlg,ilhat seldom judges were not eon deed to the seemilmest of the penes oaly, sad she in abased that Lag Alfred amid 44 judges to be emeauted Without iv cos year f e ecag labs jedgmerb. upon deleadaat's counsel, The Ind Chi Justice said it was quite clear that their Worst must be for the dedeudaat. H one thing was mere elves than another ' it was clear that action would hot he for *tweets or decisions pronounced by judges iv diabase of their judicial duties, and the contrary of the Ceeeld only for a moment be entertained by persons whoUy ignorant of the law. He had not the slightest doubt upon the matter. The judgment must be in favour el its demurrer. The other learned judges concurred. Who Fray—l believe I can take the question to the Court of Error. The Lard Chief Justice—You mast do u you are advised about that I have nothing to do with it. Nib Pray then retired. COURT OF COMMON PLIAM—JAv. 27. Sittlep h Beacm—(Edon Lard Odd Julio Brb end Justices Williams, Willis, sad Kirtias.) Luis r. emems.—ausemues swarm. - - - - This ors was tried a few days ago, sad It stoesOsit of the fellerrieg elesewelmem Is MI the defeedaet yea main ease ep a ebrawes, ad is that year he married, the lady ffi psereeeei 1.1601.. aad seem oilier property. The wee mew lam owe, tire parties quarrelling sod ; bee pedelews die &readmit, at his wife request, estend itte haulages es his m mammt, selling oat 1.4001. al the Were Wasik far this The de. feedmillattareneds sold his liminess, sad lad at the time of Use Mel M. derived from U. sale. Th. terra. of *spars tido ware that tie daisodaat should allow lie mite 11. par ' weak ; sad this amine bad lei pakl ; but the wiles sesserg wee that it use OM. is militias, Me &Midi veseivi tureitere to ffamtssiihh two MOM sad security for the 14 a week Illte did rat meduethe fendiere rye rimy, mid eke perabessd d tits pirbellff. a beelse4 THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-401M. Alice Pierce, • pale aniirentai;d young woman, dress maker, was brought before the Lord Mays, on a charge of wilfully deserting and neglostist to maintain her infant child, whereby life was in danger. Mr. on behalf of the parish /en.. aratboriti* who inslitutsd a tr ed proosedinp. Several wigwams were roiled and szembied. but the duple facto of the awe an es follows :—On the 26th of Deeembar look a yew* mimed Willie= Lingle. a clerk, at No. 3, Charobeneet, cat Jon , . was PillinS up his ow ployer's stairs between two and three 0 • 111100 k in the after noon, whet be heard a mend es of a child. On ascending to tlso emir lassiZ sle he saw = peed up in a woollen pens* on being cksely proved to be an child di male sex, apparently but a very few we old. The youth et an a/arm, and the housekeeper took 'barge of the infa nt, e which was ulti mately handed over to a policeman, who book it to the mica, and it had been changeable to the parish ever mince. The shad was prainood L asurt, and seamed to be in a I very sickly conbtion. It was identi fi ed by Sarah Smith, ✓une at the Lying-in Hompital, as th e ohild of which the prisoner was deliver* The *sew seemed very muck affected, sod dated that she hod pet the child on the landing of the house in which it was found to mos its life, far bait remained with her it must have starved, far she bad no home and nothing to give it, as the bad been lad before turned from the onion. This sintemantorm denied by the cater, who said that she had left wholly of her own &monk The Lord Mayer animadverted in very strong terms on the prisoner's conduct, and sentenced her to two months' bnprvionment, telling her at the same time that if she again deserted the child, she would be committed for trial, and ' moot likely motive three years' imprisonment. The prisoner then left the dock weeping bitterly. MARYLF.BOI4. A respectable looldng man named Janice Dole, aged 48, described as a carpenter and joiner, residing at 28, Edward. street, Hampstead-road, was placed at the bar before Mr. Yardley, charged with obtaining the sum of 307. by threat ening to publish certain matters or things concerning Jan* Katherine Grace Dickinson, and by proposing to abstain from publishing the said atters or things on the further sum of 207. being paid to him. A good deal al evidence was adduced in support of the charge, lint the defendant denied that he had attempted to extort money, declaring, on the contrary, that he merely wished te enforce payment of a bill of The mother of the complainant net bet m a a l e. to appear, on account of delicate health, and her Msti mony being con• adored important, defendant wee remaaded for a week, bail is 1001. sad two mega is 501. Wag emoted. Henry John Bryant, 21, Jan Armstrong, It. and Prederick Pry, 19, inmates of the Newington Workhouse, were charged before Mr. Henry with pose miaoooduct and peat Menem in that establishment Mr. Gimp Cadge, the masks of the Newington Work house, deposed that at semi o'clock, while the and other mantel were pseud in the breakfast M me and just as the witness had said pees, ace of the prisoners, he did not knew which, celled out " Sileoee be ' and several Abase called eat, "Where is Margo! Where is II °rpm' ?* And ha spin celled out glibracm" when bad lartsey used. —What was the object of the prisoners calling ont '; Morgan " Mr. Oadge—Well, air, ea Sunday marshy some of those young men had pies in their handkerchiefs, and not think ing it proper that they should wear such things in the workhouse I ordered them to take them oat, which appeared to give them great dimetisfaction. Morgan took the_ the disturbance, and for that Minim I gave him some punishment; therefore he was not at the breakfast table. The prima.= commenced a considerable dinurbsoce, sad I was obliged to mod for some constable, to take them into custody. The prisoner Armstrong had frequently conducted himself in a disorderly =CDR, and was the worst of the lot. William Rouskell, the task-muter, manned the mu. tees evidence, and said that it was Bryant who first called out " Siloam be —." Mr. Hoary told the priming that they did not appear pro per objects for the workhouse, and that at all events while there they should conduct themselves in a proper manner. He °resigned Armstrong is a penalty of 4Os. or a month. Bryant is a penalty of SOL or a fortnight, sad Fry be dis charged. THANEB. . . . . Diego Salinas, e Pertivieri 0011 Man. formerly belonging to the Peruvian menof-war Arica, and &refines Galati and lesra Sayer Carer, Greek arbors, were brought before Mr. Woolrych, charged with the wilful murder of Micheal Olintoe. The particulars of MI case have already appeared. After hearing the additioeal evidence adduced, the magi,- tante committed the prisoners for trisL At this court yesterday the two brothers, Joseph Brooks sad Isaac Brooks, who stand charred with the wilful murder of Police-oonstable Davey, of the T dirision, by shooting him in the head, at the door of Petherton-vMs, Acton, on the night of Monday, the 19th inst. were brought into the court and placed in the dock before Mr. Dayman, for further examination. Additions! miasma having been given corroborative of that adduced at the previous mainuation, the primers were spin remanded. CIIITECH-RATI DZIPIAT AT Romorricn.—On Mon dey the county magistrates at Roolamter (the Rev. J. J. Marsham, and Mama Day and Baker) ware occupied a con. eiderable time in bearing • number of eummonees which had been taken out against Mr. Sturge, and other gentlemen residing at Northdeet, for the nonpayment of a church rate made on the Std July last. Mr. SouthgoN appeared to enforce payment of the rate; and Mr. Bwwq, of Ser. joint's-inn, represented the parties semstmed. The mart was tilled during the proceedings, which appeared to attract mach interest. The prim:lipsl grenade of ahMetioa against the rate were that at the vestry called for makingts amendment was duly moved and carried, and further that an amendment was moved and carried for striking out the whole of the •items from the estimate, with the exception of those for the repair of the chno:h. After the amendment bad been armed, the show of Mande was taken under what is termed Sturges Bourne's Ant, and on a poll being again demanded by the oppwaOs of church rates, the chairman (the Rev. Mr. Soatltgate, vicar) refired to grant it, mid declared the rate carried. Mr. Bennett then called the atientioe of the magistrate' to the owe of White v. Steele 1 (31, Low Journal, Mb), and other eases, in which it bad been decided by the superior courts that a church rate was altogether invalid because the chairmen of the vestry had refused to grant a poll when demanded. Mr. Bassett fur ther ela4d that a Tedios of the rate in question was retro "motive, in addition to which he had several other 014a:- tams to masks to the validity of the rate, bat be bad said enough to remove it from the juriadiction of the miles- Mara Mr. T. Pink, who moved the amendment at the vasty is araltten. VIM examined, and proved the fads "1"1", by is,. Bennett. TI. taseaggnitrates, at the close of We statement, said they enough had bale stated to remove the ma oat of their bands, ad they therefore deelined to adindietta—Sawit Eastern Gazette. Importing ten without colour on the leaf pro vosts On Miro Birlog alt Worms brown hem es bk tee opal Weft bievisk's Ts Y soolovied, lieretars ▪ also add 61 plash lg 2.11 N efols.—(AdyetioNstrils FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. [SAWN OF !SOLICITORS AID 1U FARTICOLAIN IS BE (WAIN= AT TIER OFTICI OP WWI Cl= 1101STRAR, cOU os BAirKurrivrr, zAspxfaiaLL-eirszer.] wrucorn. :OM =Mr. Oampbelletreek Paddingtoe, beenitop keeper, sarrender Feb. 10, at 2. ALNIED WILLIAMS CHILD, Mlldner4o44, Islington, commisalen swat for Me Mks af ale and Om, Tab. it at 2. I SAOO4 PRIM Link IMMIX Immer. Feb. 10. at 2. 72MiliM2 Tome MILD, WINN% filmic Feb. 10, at 1. Joint 110■1.2. But Greenwich, shiager Feb. 10, at 1 Osoßo2 Bannon, (Winton-square, Beath zi, dealer In Feb. 10, at 11. 1111111111111 ZAN, Old Ormel.lane, 8L George's-in-the-Fast, car pi/gm Feb. 10, at 1. JO= 'INWARD, Eltokaiby. Norfolk, bans dealer Feb. 10, alit JAlLWasost. Plumetead, Kent, cespenter, Feb. 10, at 11. ninnfalea Poursz, Church-s&, Newington. ..net, Feb.l2, MIL RIM HAMM Moaneetreet, Mama, alike, Feb. at It .70101 COMM% Leadenballetreet, City, mierobant,Feb. 12, at 12. JOKE DIOINNoII, JUL. Bkomileidetreet North, Magdaad, WrYob. 12, at U. ittn er Wens sMwmarket. Fab. 10, at It RigalT 2041buiptes. batter, Feb. al 12. WILLIAX 404111F01l maid. Little Knight Nyder-street. City. silk linen draper, Feb. 12, at I. WILuAx Sam, Ibeoeser isrmies,l4llll.M. Wither, Feb.lo, at 2. Hoar Roses, Qinibridermd, 111144412, obeemancesser, Feb. at 11 Irnarat Tuffs. ToehM4L _Westsihmegr, Bismiir, Feb. 10, at I. Am= BM; Elligh-airaiL Thavelltbikomiamakar, Feb. 10, at L lyAlLiaTrram, =bum maw arkTT*S. at ii Toms WllLun ens. Gaorsaalasel.eateaStaa. cabinet maker, Yob. les as n. BMA= Scopus. Dapilltei. wisiodel4 Pak U. RI IL Raiz I moo Lawuscs, Whitt linfadialaL larliglios•reed, Tab. 14 et 1. WOMAN 814rga, Pondermagardimn liallostertawroad, =- Welk maker, Feb. 14, at 12. Nainto 'Musa, Aldge-street.balaliMher , Feb. 14, MIL PHISE LITTLEJOHN, 1449-plece, 1122NierIakeqsuwe, Cow ibeitNielerk, Feb. 14, at 11. GINN' "Wm Re, Ites4l4‘Berks, grooeF s :, Feb. 14,a4 IL DAM" /PRP= Wazni4„ Nelsowequire, wait, roma =tied 11.4011111satalreat rob. it. at 12. = 3 ...asTODST intathast. Feb. 14, &kn. UMW" Irma wooer. Feb. 14,44 11. J mut WINDOM Seiletas 1 'awns,Grare4anleae„ whiallaslift Pak 111. r'l 101 l lavas" Disklagetb. Ihregaldre. baldiar. Tab. L al IL Rosman. To idshol, web. S. st 11 Joan 1101444250 m I Terkeh., woollen wamieine., Feb. 10,40111. WILLI/A 01101111011 T, .upoo 'dam Feb. n, at 12 WILL AN bona WADLAWD, Itnipton-uponlfull. butcher, Feb. 11. al 12. CRAWL. NIFTOWITALI, Lirkbartoa, Yorkablre, day manafac taw. lab. IL at 11. JOBS MAYA Comiebevwsk, Yorbmbire, kolutsper. Fab. 14, at 10. WILLLUII . IOTITON Bahl end Z1 . N.L1411 ‘ 1 . 1 . 120WN Hamm', Sheilald, razor soenufsetarere, Fob. 14, at 19. Joior Petri., Liverpool, grocer, Feb. 0. at 11. WILLU Gong, IA LaMar, Feb. I, it 11. Manus Diebralln, pew, Idi. 4. at 11. Grum P 2300 Liverpool, Importer, Feb. Mat 12. Jowl Ilsom. Itarmar, Feb. IS, et 1. Jam Dam 1t5b.10,6112. =maturing' d IL As itgaissies. = der. rob. AM IL Wait= llar.i,n, ./Pabdi4 as 1L wawa' Bona. alkily bill/I=delL Fib. S. 62 IL Gamma ' , Mum Talagek MOWS MOW Feb. 13, at 1.2. °sows Team W Feb. 13, at 12. Joss Kamm, Clfftes, =b. 13, it 12. Russ Tam. Walkwiresikaralvawkstevedare,Yeb.ll,43. . _ ABMS 801111 n a t imesui r . Gaped , Jaen! Beam, War Ma. Feb. 7. at 10. 0202M1 Brirgroloarlab. 7, al 10. Ham! l i tri a lliooTimash wffer . Fe b.b 23 at IL Liam Lamm Nat" gragmea asalat, Feb. 25, at 11. llummag Bauer's, Ir imbibe eseed. Felt 24 at 11. I.slls2slMlWalaht agent, Feb.ll, at 2. em ., ZomLIID MARISALIL. al hlre, wheelwright, Feb. 11, at U. Jong =OM Offlateliallitygreeer,l 2 lM.l2,MlL Ozoaas BMW, Mom rabailmasatia. lab.; as Hi. Balsam laaaaila. , as. Laykistilialar,lob. 17. MlO2. Zama= lioaagaisa. labragirmg, Wercasiwildro, butcher, lab. at IL 1 Wita.m lt, a Pziasow, &altos, Durham wimps" Feb. 11. at 12. larao DOCILIMAX, Brigham, CamlairMidlimaigsgar, Neb. 9, at 3. .1011 n lrasalfr. eslboarne, Hants, tailor, r0b.*,..1 I. MARY All Mum Loakwoodacelah., rag .7•1312,at 10. 1MM17111.129/411111, . bememmiter, Yob. ,al 3 CIMMBI 7.2,20. Olmaergitaah., victualler, Pati.7,42. Jain Wzmiamag, Torksh.,hinkeeper.79b.7. at 11. Jolli BAFrisrr, lilevrtownt abbe, station mantes, Feb. 9, at U. Jong Itmaimu. TAMMY?, iguana. asidaaa maker, Feb. 9, at 11. 8.1.10M1. JOMMII GIMME, Mlllimeast.eksvasand, schoolmaster, _ ____ _ Feb. 7, at 11. _ , Yoram Mamas, Pen, ilholnatboa anialk, fowl dealer, Feb. 10. et 1L HARRY Bamimmy, Brighisse, Yorkshire, tamer, Feb. 12, at DX Jahn Wanswituawr, Chapetwo-M.Frah, Derbyshire, lawmen Feb. 9, at 10. Joiri Mak2l9, Market H cabinet soaker, Feb. 10,2410. TBOMAD80•1011, 7w7forg. Hants, innkeeper, Feb. 7, at 71. LAST KLUUNATIONL Feb. 23, G. Amos, Windsor-demo, Cllysvad, and Mlltoa. street, City, willow bat manufaclarer-Pdarck 2. N. Ch= =tem Farms, Northamptonshire. teller- Fob. 25. A. Norfolk. miller-Feb. ZS. W. Hatton, Twicken: ham, I=Feb. H. W. Lanford, Button. Surrey, builder- Feb. It W. N. Barker, Shentleld. Fiord, boot make.-Feb. IL .1. !teat, Cartals-road, Stioreditch. bedding mansfacturer - Feb. 111.1. *was, Edmonton. late coal merchad-Feb. 11. C. W. J. D H. l Cravan.terrace, Bayswater, dass==. W . . Wooer, Brighton, and Alfredidaco, Mterat memo-Yeb. 1L 0. Masao, Canolmmtendpiano -1711. 11therton, Wort/ads, Suase h i s tas Itter-Frib. 11. S. Wolthelmo, Newcastle-place, Whltate losnerymme tailor- Feb. IL F. F. Cooper, Chester-place, ennimetedreed. and Ca- Strand, dramatic author-Feb. IL G. Davey, law licensed victualler-Feb. 11. 0. Bartlett, Lower Nottluphill, cab proprietor-Neb. It 11. W ilibAikeet, Houton Old-town, beksr-lb. 12. P. M. Farrar, 1060ballreet Wed, City. and Shooter's-hill-rod, Boma, MI englineet -Feb. 12.. T. Winter, St. Leonard's-on-Sea, Snood, blellier-lab. 11. W. T. Sturman, Churchotreet. Sbondltch. and Ibmsdedrset, Belbadereen. rope manufacturer-Feb. It H. 1 113malle kent a, Assegifaterrace, Lower Nom . csr=r uT. J. arks, Forsore Illseaseseta baker-Feb. 31 .7. Grenaley. Scarborougb. bookseller-Feb. 26. S. Townsend, ILlngeles ulau-111111. abgerbser masufacturer-Feb. 26. X. Andrew, flouderby, Lindimeldre, 31poetrer-Feb. 4. J. 011 es, Hinpiou wm.Hull, orbit mares-Feb. 25. 11J. Tonge. lUngstonamom- Hull, mercksmt-Feb. IL D. Banbury, Liverpool, Feb. It J. sl•Deadalt. Warped. boot maker-Feb. 1 J. leery °Wham, Lammalidove Lo -Feb. It. P. J. Edwards aaa J. W. Edwards, Wipd, leneashlre, coach builders-Feb. 19. H. smith. Olersesetsr, dumper-Mara N icholls whoglwrighFeb. and A. Bich jW. Cromdi&Caam., lms. Lanseddre. 4- Redraft'. Ogeuendl, builders-Feb. 25. J. Walker, pod, lencsahlre,pbedgempble artist-Feb. N. 0. H. L'Alissmand. Dara, plebere dealer-Feb. IS. W. Orem, Kedfdry, Yorkahlre, Neerneyeasn stamemason-Nob. 14. Willows Legroom. widow. Torquay, Devonshire, confordenee- Feb. I{. J. Back, Torq , Devonshire, general dasher- Feb. 10. J. Pitman, Taunton, talre na E r ter-llarch 11. Wet T. Simmonds, W Boathly. Stager, - Feb. IS. T. Balsam, Ipswich. Suffolk, Baler coal- . 25. 0. Noble, Leeds, late beerhouse tee r-Feb. 20. W. esatArli. lamb. tailor-Feb. 18. J. Tabb, blarkasmitb-dreb. l 4 74. Bray, pronyort. grocer-Feb. 13. .1. Harrim. Twine Beatbsy. Ire, shopkeeper-March S. J. T. lardlisfin. fiert= Stagordd b.id, tailor-Fe 11. J. MIL Worcester, vr, door/ton, Itillhousoternas, isear a =dold. mall farmer-Feb. 11. B. trim, iipeddhwer., Maid. irgielisr- Feb. 11. J. Cookson, Walsall. Madded's, Ng. U. M. Bateman, Hanbous. Olsooosterabire, bay Fella IL J. cummda, Bristol. bar retailer-Feb. V. J. Wood, Shirsoot, yorgantre, .est -Fab. V. J. Holmes. Halifax, Teduldre, late publieen-Feb. Id. B. B. Sheppard, Frame &denied, Bomar. setabire, Innkeeper-Feb. le. 0. Haber, Bath. baker-Feb. 12. L Ldis, Bath, bootomaker-Feb. 10. W. Calvert, rugby, Tort shire, cloth maker-Feb, It T. thatteridgm, Boaddoed. Yerbahlre, railway porter-Ifeb. 10. J. bebobeld, Bradford, Yorkshire. eggs driver-lab. 17. L Thomas, Wander, Cannartbsaddra, swoon- Feb. 17. J. lowa, Quintal. Candarthetabire, tanner-Feb. 9/ J. Puelatn, Wldtby. Yorkabire, butler-Feb . 10. C. H. Whap. ham, Heathfleld, SaMen, farmer. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Jam 14. JAX MOS, Oreavetkor Hot* Phalle*. and Laso• eaatoo.iaamasla, merciaat. JOINT STOOK ODKPANITS ACTS. MOBIL= ORizilfsCAL - TliD Cott anir.tei lib. 6, at 11, staaslagrhallatreat—proof °U.:teats. litobalaT Glizza COIL LID Coat Csompaiii (Liam Nob. 20, at 11, at Baatnghall sheet—to settle tat of coottibatorlea _ DDCLAULATIOI4B DIVIMINIK Tnotrta Eno, South Audbey-atreet, Orosvenor-square, Ist divklend a Sid., Jan. 28, and three subsequent rtrd e na r ; days, at Edwards's, Basinghallatreet. FRANCIS Yam= and SAW:IL PARISI, Northampton, boot ma nufactumm—ld dividend of ta., Jan. 2s, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Kdwardis, Baslngballatrest. JOHN a n d erticorn, Kent, fanner—ist dividend of is. Sid_ Jan. IS, three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, .1401.14,111.1.1.• • MY R. WU Aca AYAP, Graesehruebatreet, City. and Croydon. merchant-Ist dividend of ta ed Jan. and thee subvention% Wednesdays, at Tetwardifa, Bealaghall• street. 30111PII HOWIRIR mud CHARLES THEMA/ TAME. Regentetrcus, 011astatrest—ind dividend of Bd., Jan lid and three mime. Wheat Wednesdays, at Edwards Badegball-street. Vituadit NEwLAND WILLIAILS, Farnham, Surrey, chests.- 14 &widow et 4,1 d., JAIL ys, and three subsequent Wednes day., at Edwards's, Bisslngtsall-alreet , EMMA FREDInuCIL HILL. Norwich, corn merehant—Lt divi dend of le ed., tan. 28, and three sobsequent Wednesdays, at rAwSrdik Baidnith!il+imet• JAMS Banta.. awathainnenehuildisgs, ajent-lth dhldend of 3d., Jan. ta and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Ed. wards's, Basinghall-street. THOMAS MOIVILILD MOIL'S, Newport, innkeeper-Ist dividend of la, say Wednesday, at Acrantan'a, Bristol. JawsWWIDNX. Birmingham, iron merchant—lot dividend of Ia na.. any Tuesday, at Whitmore's., Birmingham. JANIS CAMTOII. Birmingham, fruiterer —dividend of 9id., any Tuesday, at Whitmore's, Binn LD i=n, DIV Ist. U. H. B. Palmer, lilVerlti.-8/11.••••••10!..10.1!. V Coulson, fiewark.upon.frent, Bolt'oohed:T p ebbe. watch maker— Ireb. 25. O. West, Louth, Lincolnshirein maker—Feb. 25. P. gonieb. Lincoln. cattle dealer—Feb. 25. , W. Smith, West Rama, Uncoinshire, land agent—Feb. 7. S. Johimon, Uv.apool, late brewer—Feb. 11. D. Other, Merthyr Tydfil, Olamorganablzs, provision merchant—MM. 11. D. Jaws, Misr! Tydfil, Glamor- Ire, tailor—Feb. 11. A. Uttley , Recap, Lanalshire. chemist —Feb. Id. B. Howell, Ostordatreet, linen draper—Feb. H. 8. gisomiond, loeds, lax spinner—M. 2A 0. Gandy, Leeswood, near Mold, Vlintshire, imoseseler. CERTIFICATES to be granted, oleos eases be shown to the coating, ow or beam the day at asesting. Feb. 75. P. Trident, Birmingham, staticaer—Feb. 20. W. Bradford. Yorkshire. stuff otercheal PAITIII/18/11P8 DISSOLVID. 8. Marro (deceased), A. M. Badly i.leirasesl), P.S. Homer., M. B. Wawa, 0. Veber, J. Veber, Z. L Pant, J. B. Marro, and D. L Beelly, Loaded, AleiesiDes Odessa, and Leghorn, eserchertte, go ger as Words S. llama A. M. Bully. and P. 8. Ilemem— J. M. Mane. IL B. Nano, Z. L. Par, D. M. lasa.y. 1. Wakti ad B. Melee. Lauda% seerchanta, so tar is regards J. B. Mono, XL Kane, Rea. sad D. Y. Badly—H. W. Winslow W 1 Ha dus. Berwarorawd, bodurs—D. Graham sad W. = . l 7 llCAZissix—T. i'slebat sal B. Plielidt. Keith Tbmm►y, brine—w. Dislebar sad G. EsSalser, lavavari, balawalmis-111 Paso. and 1. J. !Mat, 11Mistlad, ....11srassmaralass—A. T. leeks and W. R. Marla, 0. Deward and J. Ociek, *sw ben Mikis and :t libiaskasfar, marsibdariss of fancy drills—W. Item W. It Was. all J. slat Mad, eldpbotiders, so terse monis W. Pao— Z. O. Waslosasak 111. b., and H. P. Been M.D. us. swam aaadlastaikag_lllNtlarasswass, Naltbfrasia sargamas 0. Carney sal I. Maher madmitie—J. Cron* sin. Mil . a li t l iieloc4 teradowises—J. N. Prat aid Darios, N 1334 Prorral egaird. J. A. Bambara, W. N. Wirings, C. WlWilms. lad L P. Lidderdids, Dasslady. arerhortA is as reprds IL C. W. ldraar-J. Brown rad W. Nts/dJxg, Leeds, WdokdAtrid-A. Scott and J. C. Na.1.,1aM04 ardisiwi-L Lord W.l. MOLL birttle-rareasadord, lorderfied. haft 11111116-4 r. o. =rid L J. Calsy, Ouliwdork bee =4 6 -11wws Eng old , BlrointriA B. H. Nebo% did Illassesk N. W. Krona. ihnerrewilm wowdrire spab-j. Adam" (1. Tlmsarl'. J. Tr=l ll atowest, thy, r= ig ame mpi d=r=. / .. L otrz ii a. Licolitt i fam...= moo pregafflsir-l. est W. , New Norderrd7N am Sus dedder-IL Gorda add J. A. IdAr, loam Ilya bailas-J. Nod sad W. Ormark Wskr/ i n . J. tLr4 laill"L gp s e-W. W. Nord art_ L am iller .k br iaidek erra. =dog sad Bruortt, Sydney, Now Mai Itan. se kr an ropier .W. %ram 10002= 111QUSTTILATIONL .rue.. ALUM mit A= Law. Mawr, hotel keeper& Teb. $, et the reeelleM dsk illopew. Titoism sessafactaxer, Feb. 3, at the Con. seerdirrA Gelidiele Joan lite Lime km Tree Jams Alitedeep. areehanta, Feb. C., at Rote JAMS MEM% DZse, Immo/4er, lib. I, at the Britt& l, Delia. MARKET& TALLOW.—TcrimAt inanso..—The works* woo fan to-day.--Spat, Ma. 3d. ; Mina, 460. 9i;_ A} fe "se, Us. 63. • Ostobar to Dassadvar, eh. DaWsry Is bit waled, 394 sods ; arrivals, soft. COTTON.—Lrvaaroor,, JAS. 9.—Oar maw& to Villy quiet to-day, with a bailed hastasak yllllOl4 drags fa gTThe also ars 3,0: 41 S beadlas 2,310 lust, at o 1711. •60 llityptiao, to MIL ; Bads, ; of which 1,500 are for and sport. The wades borot is 16,740 Wm, OC/ITON 0001XL—lla1omin, Jan. 27.—1 n the yarn market there hes Imo seat to • total Amos id bed. nem Thu order' given end have boss It the inset dssoription. Sepses am seminally a= ... 7 ad a d vtoss by the mail (Ail") due Irma aby tele gram from India, which were de yesterday. • Ind very little change ia pdese, Masks being very light, sad stamen ihnlinleg In aatW any Anse fee idea did sot appose waft to mei I. awy idea el yarns. I. della we balm 11111111 bad a gadder embed than venaL do far as the shipping Asia is ameenbal this is partly eitribeisble to the te="itwos el the Ja to ime bend hum India, the al l which maw &WM to the illed Demobs from al. mite. whines, esafragy to reports to eirenheliee this tee leg, there an no telegrams. The rammed intestisa en the part el thanes to offer medistioa Unarm the Inillipmeate in Animus is Woe a somas el dimeist. Me ens believes that if mediatica is Seadsred la the ambles al the draggle it ma lied to say geed seas sapped* ties reamers &bent it sce tans. end to the lirmiesni db. tansies tiesaddesno he this market seam maths Etubl tizollar Plustoltkuity aalmaleg I! be bo at nt amongstleonassreid aosa. art Ice sloth es Yewe bees mode be-day have muitly has. at prier to low to suit moodooksooo, sod mdse Ploort ia isPod abeam of business, far export and home bade Mau an gene rally onehanged, bet where sellers are premed to they might be lama to give way a little. Sack cams, however, are exceptional. WOOLLEN CLOTS.—Luse, JAL 27.—Tie midi* this man* were only quiet ; the attendees, of WIN 1004 sad mush mare might have Una deer the supply ad rods bees memasitimaie with the &mad. la making this remark, ear rehrimee i. chiefly to low yal[• ties in light spring melbas sad other which are at pretest the obis! object at laria t and whisk latterly have beeame very seams and eemietted atimated rates. What there were at them in the misused ls 4 flit morning ware readily sold ; and a few plain al itimpige mei with purchasers, both in that and the white irigit Mai tally 11011111/11 their firmneae. MANUFAcTURE§.• JAL 2L—The buyers — gaie - aiito-der h;;;Oot bees so sonereoe se bit week. Bobber bee buboes trearelbee bees garbed at to the se me envoi A alight &mood nista for aesaiy ell da ecelyeloss al rode motelly io this market, but beadle turbo oomph= boa at the buillser of the parcels made up by the ourehoote. WOOL& —Huonaocrixio, JAL N.—Bayer. are amiss MOM freely ioto the nest* bat are mot yet heavy gar - shrew. Wang into Nowak however, whet bra hew ilawe dairies the week, o moliente weight hen Wm tame* ever at the weal priors. 00ILN.—Bu1L, JAIL 27.—At to-dayi meet a mmtl sy of &glib wheat. which was taken effl i tel =Mem at about last week's currency. Fenian ag and next to nothing doing. Barley for malting tato miss ; grinding ninon a fair sale at fun prism= and peas remain as last noted. Oats quiet, without ahlern don in ram The foreign import. bet week an as maw s —Winos, 1,454 Bra.; barley, 1,375; earn, 190; pees, IS; linseed. 3,215 ; km's, 02 tans. Lam, Jan. 27.—The demand for winrf is in et. 0=2841•111Plid, that it m difficult to give any coned q bet as holders do not prow stles a Z most be • naniaelly the ammo as on Friday. sells at late rates Baur mid other ankles without at in value. 117.2vgaroot., lax. 27. -Our market this merakag opened very dull, but improved as it went on, and weeteally a fair amount of liminess was done at the full sans of Friday, sod in some instances at Id. per cents] avows. Flour was still difficult to move. The demand for Siam cora has completely gone out for the moment, end all dmeriptions except white must be quoted 3d. per quarter .Deeper. Ovate and oatmeal bring full prices, aa also beans, peas, and tar. ley. The merlon doer steady. LYNN. Jaw. 27.—The weather yesterday of and latter part al lad weak was very unsettled, with wind tram north-west to souti- wed ; to-day is sod Gm, with • northerly wimL At this day's market we hod star Wan& p ente r ldresenne sad a good ripOeni yof wheat ; esedltien was y improved, &ptiews maistained let. atm. Beaky and —malt sample: ham Moms &area, and prices have a further upward tendency ; grinding, 6d. to Is. per qr. dearer. Pear and slow end value as. alboral. Prins per ha • qr. to the grower : —Wheat, white, saw, 6llbs. to • . per imperial bathed, 61s. to 53e. ditto red, 611ba. to 6216 x, 455. to Os tlerley, beet Chevalier malting, 5311 e. to 5115., 375. to 40a. ; ditto, ram Chevalier malting, 521bs. to 5316., 33a to 36a.; ditto, distilling 5011 s. to 51114., 30u to 32a. Oats. 36Ibs. to 421ba., 245. to 27. Beans, old, 6311 to 661b5., 425. to figs. ; Dow, falba to 6411 e., 36a. to Be. - • - • Nawcurrut. Jag. 27.—The weather mime Saturday Lae been tempestuous, with he►vy rain at nit►t At our mar• ket this morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers, and from the coast the animas are equally trifling, but, owing to the flat report from 11111t4b1M litta• was done by our local millers ; but a fair Miasma 1118 dope by distant buyers in old red l'omenuitan at Ms. to 55e. 6d. per 504 Ito., according to quality. Neer witbout chug% and the same remarks will apply to other articles. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mika Pas- Ihr- Told, Total. =IMAM open samara chandini vies um Wink ending Jan. U. £ & & L 6s Yashiro Junction . a6l 107 146 ISt 24.0 e:k inding Jan. tA abet and Tog= and ... 1111 Alt 81) Mt SOO rol l."" nading Jan- 26. Blasgairt Bongs Wotan 1911 —•— 7,662 7.4711 Aronson, Brighton, and A. .... BM 10,061 4,1122 14081 17,960 oo.a. Most (raft lan. U. Anna bizamsboarg Lemke sad Mayan NoKli Linden 041•484ey mg Newtown & Umu4loust Newtown 42 SD 010 319 UK BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH& BA WElL—January 25, at Glkase - ester.place, Hyde-park-gardens. the wife of T. 8. Badger. Ike., of a son. CUBlT[.—Januery 25, at Dentine, Dorking, the wife of G. Cabltt, Mpu, M.P., of a daughter. POWLEL—January 15, at Palace-garden VUlas, Lesslngten. the wife of R. Fowler. req., of a son. GLADSTONL—Jeauary 24. at Highileld, Cheethenshill. Man chester. the wife of K. Gladstone, Esq., of a daughter. RSV . . —January 23, at Pembroke Nihau. Albton-road.et. John's. MA the wife of C. J. Keep, Zen. of a daughter. MAPLES.—January SS, at Asertey-park, Norwood. the wife of H. P. Maples, Eau., of a doubter. viurroL —January 28. at Ilehinend. Skase& the wife of N. e. Vertise, Esq., of a sou. BILERIAGICEs. ccriTßlLL—AskEw.—Jaseary 112, at Water Newton. flouting donahlre, by the Rev. R. Lips, 11. A., R. A. Cotten. Seq., of Stanwell.hutue. Middles* to Charlotte, daughter of J • ',- Askew, las., of Stainford, Ire. PURLEY—it 1 LLIS. —January 23. at dt. Pears, lorrhoorenquens. by the Rev. .1. Going, Mr. 8, B. Purley. of Cunneen-terrace. Ncettaghani, to Anne Wllliannos, daughter of Ma R. S. WREN of Grorrenor-garic, Surrey. PARILIN—BAREIL—Janiusy 21, at Sudbury, Suffolk, A. H. Pastas. Seq., of Bourbon:booth. to Eticu Jaue, "NOWT of the late W. Baker, Esq. TuturrALL—ocax—Jassuary 12, at to Pilsen Ights sBl . Meat, by the Rev. T. R. Grund,y, WA., R. Tonstall. File.. et sostewick, near Einningharn, to Mary, daughter of the late R. Ogle, Seq., of Edinburgh. DEATH!I. AL/lA.—January Ilk at ai,...iiiiicarmluen, Henry Colling swood Altus, Nan., late of R.N. Dockyard, Chatham, 'god SS 014716.—.1annary M. ot 1174•IATIL•tornce. BD S. V. Cotton. Bart.. sled 61 . LHHHINGTON.—Janaary tb, at Montagu Leateiton, Dart., apt W. PIZICY.—Jaara lq i Dies hatch, lisolayea.Thasies. the 1149. P. rimy, M.A.. mei OA $ TA4o._.Janumcy, nod st TT.Viaorage, Plarnelorda. Imen. Rev. D. 0. Sta 84 H. Mood rod ?GNAW 'bp WILLIAM Km Ilizai, of Ilw I. usibard4inst. la Os COW el Lasion, MN., as dr new. la MT, Lai JUC ART TS, bm141,04. la lb, balm. id inilattianr WiTAM IVA