The Express. — London, England, 1848-12-16 00:00:00

) Hawk outman, It n• . artarday t Patin, rrel t tbe Debt, bee rasa*, is, from Amriars sail sit is, " At say did tisk Mot am ed dm ad Cads leatassaS• amid} Of br aa ard M at as Ms me mai visa bas Frederik r MeJeep hie boa Wadi awl tad Now in Ism& , itel ft& r rm. liw per. ori r Pr+ 114 II Pie r sur. 401 bor rtummefly.,, loream• Mr" =WL Le: „; W 4 , via UM. ✓"... 0. 0. al% • Loa Wm" wig 10•4016 LL L•••• IL•wimisk Vtem We Wit Iris masieds. as Asa Is /04111111/ ems, real* 4•• eatari, 4 ; naressell. ; Massyll , Whir, I Lows -1144 a it kr 1 MI TN" , dram w y Wk's Mies reireilla 'lke SI Nal th• Ueda od /NW. Mode ob. WMI Ihr BOW 4 41 $ Wltbe aro! • llies hem mar w le bil do ✓ ow' THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 16, 1848.- ...-- Ittsre.' 'Atli . 0. ' Friaft er et =lt A kr a skeet with a kalterows sad pre her be bed whim roughly to eopy li nli. did sir it, M tumid to the merger se the Polak Wm sad te sP was Porre—the - dowamest reeked B. Thule we so disarm sec date to it. lieve hee mother stamped pegs,, end elm wrote isoba r. Re aim' her is tsars a third sad de it .rni alooly sad kr Bad purpose he gave los mother shest of paper. OM te the heat el les rosoilestles. they were •=, will the theiglies that be the tldrd he desired kir to lease eat the kers peek Re bided the ears up, end pat the lest 1 la Ids rule% awl sad, "ha gore to the hall te see Mr. Jamay.' Ils lek the hew as she supposed, for Iltaallehl i ma .11 the_ prom ware tikes away. He retreat he as bees mil • Weal thset the asked him if Mr. Jersey bad area ft t Is irli. "No; bat I have apported to see him a . : ,a.imaissa, sad I shall see his ea my way te Feb. Thisla rked took phis es the Thursday b bean the Rash and said. u I sever si+ sub thaw Mar a this Jaw le. Re behaved as if we arse led Weide bikn be cur lima." Re biked a good deal abort his istaniew with Ns. Jemmy. Ike sad Reek Maid =64 tad after Amer he lath out papersad, have some milks to do . ; pm thaw Oohs Nur milk." She vent cols the ies, and emaeheed them I hatherksar. Wks eke volisswA re ohs beat Rua la hb wish papers an the Ithle. Ohs had bees la Ms :rta a dart time, what be aid, " I mat you to put cr sere tetra perm ." and be heeded her these paw& la • the ;mks stuked B. was sae. The wear ' ft Witness—Emily Smirked," en the paper. were be writing. She mw the sun of "I. Jenny "on the re's', which she believed mast have bees written after die node the copy. After she bad signed her name, he wrote is assn ✓ate to It There was another paper like that stred by her shout the !mortgage. He did sot produce the del ho made ; it was ta his pocket. He told her it was the The paper marked A eas the one. These papal = aL be dinatare of .. I. Jenny," and "J. B. Ru,h.* About two days after Rath led her Into • closet k the parlour, sad showed bar a little place ia the skeet. and a chisel, sad how he mild rise It. He said, " This is a plass made to keep all way rpm; my poor mother was the only one that knew of it, mid now she is dead I will let you Cato the secret." The cloak produced was taken to London by her. It was a bright scarlet colour, and eke bad it dyed for him. It was an old Whined wo maa's desk with a hood. After it came from the dyeing, she get her dressmaker to make it iato its quest shape. The hood of the cloak was made into the cape ; Rush asked her to get It made tar his. It retained in her lodger till the tth et October, bat Rush never wore it there in her pr esses. Btte breaskt it from London with the other Wogs. The cloak red with her other things under the bed some di,* She complained to Rush of the things being ' there, and they were taken out of the box; and Rusk ink thecloak and hung it up with the other "blare in the bed room closet. The only time she ever saw Rush wear this cloak was when he fitted it on after the dressmaker had altered it, sad the morning after the warder. The closet where it was put was locked, and Rush kept the key. She had men his keys hanging at the door in the day time. Oa the first and snood 000 a. sins of Rash going out after poachers, they were living up stairs ; mad he locked the door of the passage, so that she could not go down stain. Whea he returned, be said, " Where are you 1" And she told aim, " I am is your room." He then maid " Step ism your room." Oa the night of the murder, when Rush same down stairs, he must have had boots or sheet me, frsm his tread. He had hie coat off while he was speaking. On the eight of the 28th, m the door of his bedroom was a little opts, she saw a fire ia the room, which she concluded must have been lighted some time, hum its appeeranes. The y had left uff living la the bedroom from the Sunday nnht brine. She had the keys of the bedroom generally. There was no fire es the Mos. day. Oa the sight of the 28th there was any Rash and hunt I. that part of the house, as Savory slept at the back. Rush had a pair of boots he was in the habit of wearing, and she saw this dryiag by the Ike in the bed room es Saturday. These hoots earn up as high as the ankle. They were rather thick and open at the sides, with a strap behind to put the finer in. She would know the boots again. The wig produced was Rush's property. He had it in Loudon last April to wear, on an occasion when he was going to some (nude to transact 'stainer, and he wanted to know what they were about, without being recognised. Here the prisoner weasenarined witness, but elicited so. thing material. Oa the next eimisainatios. Dec. 11, prisoner continued to cross-examine this witness, chiefly with a view of diecoverieg if the lad had any eouvereation with the police and the other witness, respecting the murder, since he (prisoner) had been in needy. Mu was not asked qinstions abut the papers before they were brought oat of the closet. She was asked Moat parrs at the tints they were taken eat of the cheer. She was asked whether she knew any of the papers i whetherihe could say she had copied any of the agreements. She looked at them, and saw many that she had written, bat not the agreements. Oa Friday she was questioned abut the agreements • at the bridawoll she first mentioned that she had been eopylat is papers for the prisoner. Bbe was sand where he kept pans. And she said: then was a 1 carpet-beg fell ia the room. Sire did not say in which part of the closet the papers were kept. Os Friday might ldr. Omen asked be to be ea oath, whether she knew el lay plan besides those ne mestioned. She was en oath Wore kr. Cams. The ark bike was the first time she sew the deer she w the cash-hoz takes ben tb d u or ea C sa illie send set tall bow meal copies sad bttem were takes fuse that wont place; there wire several. Rash's mode of raialaine Ready Seedbed was violent is the extreme, and the seenstrate frequendy interfered with a view of Wader him ft greased _mess ealmly. Mr. Gawp Pismo, the govern' of Norwich Castle, midi: I took the desk now prodesed on 4th of Des. from the pri mer. I was present when Eerily lionthsed was brought is sea vitro is the 13th of Dee. As the was abort to be aterked, the rimer made a violent speak, easplaisiog et the seeder el the megietrin. Oa the 14th of Dee. I was proem at the renew enesezainlostion of Emily Sandkrd. At the sonent he said, "If shellacs th em (the &pad dies), 1 her her hand will set o ff .' Mr. J. Cana, the desk to the mightier% said : Oa De cember 2 I west to the Pere Farm, in company with Mr. Cann, the maghtrees. ffsteadest Hubbady and Witheifoed Masi as there. Smelt was made in the parlour rear. I Witherdial take up a board, and from leader the deer take out sere perrs sad • boa. The box I sow Cal:rlt w looked. I procured • key sad earthed It. aked as eundry porn, mar whisk were Isar sirs. rests en half-crown sumps- They have boas ia my felele slam ever seem I have marked them all. The sae embed • was signed Isar Jeremy, and wham Redly fiandbed. That marked B was signedleme Jersey ea th e ens past, on th e other Jeans likadeld Rash, and winces Sandford. The sae marked C was signed I. Jenny, whams Emily Ilsadford. That marked D was signed Thomas Jersey, pi Ida mark, Jeha Lamer, sea. it kis red% Richard Reed an Bally Seadkrd witarese's ; sad the be. ther part of this yeeerat is similarly drat I put In tree copies of A, B d C, which I bar brute asserd. All the other papas have bra in my presetha MR ears. There wre alse Ave similar keys In the hes whisk I prima. The swebtrates directed that the dearer Is should he read. The deal Mr. Cam read was a moseoreadam degree. meat made as the 10th Oreber, Mt. It was to the eldest that lams J ebergbererry, Req .., agreed to let lark rea te James Blemddd As, et F these tee Arm red by M. Zia Rob MI Mr. James R. Risk be ire lona of a rem Ira Mithearra, lad, et the eared rat of SW, sad cast this affielelealt tad a counterpart be prepared at the r pm* of Mr. James B. Rash, with the arm erearts as was dies ortelsed is the Ines ot the albreisid Jolts Rash and Jam I. Rush; sad that a elms is the mid lore was to be ithired, thud kis (Mr. limy's) son was to bow lie of draft over the said farms, sad to haat • al El& ma ad bedroom provided Is, him when ha shield the one Is tea sharing NUM, and that he sheal=e braid la the fret-beech, sad pay what was aressable be as ram In miters whereof theorems* was by the piertise. Witness, Redly Baader , The agree math stated it was agreed by Issas Jaw that if James B. Ruth pave up all those parses sad theaments he held re bar to thesdald Hall sad the Petersham estates, sad AM all deat lay in Ms pewee to =Maria sad boy Mo. Ns. Army and his heln,llm, in reetadoe of the NM Mare, he, Mr. Jersey weak give up all claims epos the NM Jai. B. Rash; sad would bora Ike nerlegel be =old five up the wither et the ems to the said Jr. B. Mika twelve maths frees the date thereof, and give Ma a bre ef the Falmingisast Farm be 21 ran, ea the err raid= se be this held by arissalrem g " I lli . I a a _ _y_k..T ro rt bay . it B. dated Oar beel%lll4s, between Jr B. RaM 4l 6 B 2rJorm wsl y who weed le let ve l d Jas. B. Rank have the 5,0001. at tea Perak erwediras peen over and above the time sterimed la the deeds, at 4 per cent., oespadng the three yens at ie~eepiriflmm of the tea years sstioned !a the mortgage deeds' sod be, Jr. B. Rai, agreed to pay the arrest r sod to observe all the etirskidoes and covenasts J asem~Ys ß msdls the oiwoodg doo s trml, I. Jenny sad 1.1. Rai Whom, Boa* Mr. Cogs mat read the deeseart marked D, dated Lea. dos, Or. 8.2848. It was the easmereadem el as weir mat made an that day Between Theme 1 Jewset, of Ow Uwe ii tansy Yuba Lwow. ma, 11. Jimmter, Ifeadiesseeseafest e rett=r i laree, pm, et Wire% es Se re per re lir at tfo. X, dbesoneakitheregb, Leis; ft the lien ad Tam Jeau, Atha tar. ad Mare tear Jr. wed Ite hair er le he le la sele ae - IL car, are tee di ntena alregara, lbeatr ar Mee Walther tea fa the =lof do anner el the lea Ma May Zook ma pea li s dr arealles et tes.hia ler sr areal Jr 11. leer he as arm of el =serer keg ter sea 1116 Orr. ter mad alai Mr At : : ear seet at 2104 el tiOloolmo, ll "11. glimi teor tho l.Bl = lll = trialammens bilk roper the L. B. Irk soy ttlit seeregy as las the thoiNophswo mil amlollilop on the mil are. The ebiterl serago loslfs. Ike air tler re le a pil le Moms homy, Bea Wow. ems. Olio Lan2=bake. la. maw usiparagd, emir, ram ad Sot lio AIWA Imo . ish. ea re a rade dr Ilw . dopoloßol Bit tioloonto le pat near bag We as derere at as re star ad hp a ell beamed halo le wild Male waddeagemsedis ; owl ii Bo wsesssllil. Ira he era he elleved bess the rim as Shirr dna to toletwoo loltWoolf dl sienrale arra Is alit rasca l Illtalah Mr so l i Z ia ser hem, la pemenioa ; eel dill sea nada eapariele pearioa for the akeudi =aro ham It air his Lana, 5t0..14 = Illsioodlkwa. 8, Sol Ild* Ilomootropt, Imam IMF asiar Malt we *Mot that as eanaii hare thediagarattet sare wooled miry raper like the awe mar hi le de Mr Telleader as late Ost. ant. Term hem W eper a=t ma, el hit mirk. Nr. mar lard awl eat Nola Mr. ileamd Mrs* agar of Nescrish, mid: I us well twevolosat with tho ofpoomo of tea Ilielleed, Mr. Isar J marked is aw. A 1 so ithlsied tbeilem ellbehed te the paper set his homett ' The olgooltwo to the wilting B is eel his losailiiklag. I have leaked at the poor is dead ow elpaten " I. Jemmy," is the pew embed 0. sad I ma sat lad it is sot Um haadwritles el the Isis Ik. hasty. M. O. Clarke, jes., et Wymeadhatet I as sleek to MEW Umbel ma maw I Pedalo sw iligisionledata liii4, ender the beads sad gist of two awe S. !leak sal the kW hese Jenny, It rblit that lbe !sleek Mate was dierpd by sale B. It.sk with tie puma* sf 6.10 X to be kW Mr. :may. The deed else maim previsions that **ahem sem of 5,0001. shall ram& se eseerity as the sem estate SW the idth el liemeaber mew beep& The deed blt Posso* dee eillitibst gal Climb., NOM= to the hie Mr. Jimmy, sad hos boom be memo dme. It b els.* "J. S. U.k." The whole et the diormilisse having boa some Amery The Rev. Yr. Wilms eddremsd the primmer, mad MOM If be bad marbbs le my. Re wale lest IMmed to say say **, but it was bb lily to tell Ms that mbelleter be dad my would be takes dew. sad mishi be teed ern mblemee csabot Re* here Misatively mused lame metes be had Wm am ilar s :l B /arr. Re Me, is a esei and sibeted maser, the Man la the bllessitt t oms :—I have sot get • Mil le may. I base repeatedly mire d to wide ed the 41°' hof their bele, retarded sae. There as trea; sad tech • sall4lMfl7 et widows takes that it was rcib:he me le any la may mid the more impormat minim sae whams with regard to whet edam bed :field to their statmessa. I ban she repeatedly sew that keys sad rpm, ce seek es the magistrates did set were of um to them as eel. doses spinet ma, might be gives ep to lee ; but have always boss nomad whom has Ma made by me or lay family. I also eemmtila dist leeks have bees Mica. that yes bad the keys e , sad mime leerily of the rosiest ba pertanes to ate, es regards this Mae" he boss kept beck. set produced. And op to this time I as see mere whom custody they are fa. Asa I sow mama to Mow of re, Mr. John Cann, when are UN three keys yes bed whoa yea ware at the Bridewell (Wymeadhan) ea the Sebarday I we. taken to the coils r Chairman.—You bad better costae, your eassentkins sad wave your wetions till the close of the peewits.% when they shall be answered if kis pomible ter vs to de I% aush—Well, so ea so if you like. I she sew say that your conduct (addistesbig Mr. J. Cana) and your father's (Mr. Cann, tie magistrate), and Mr. Wilma%e, has been most filiation% so fir as regards obtaining the We of justice ! and partlealerly r rsgarda their conduct is obtaining the evident" of Emily fan • that truth means have bees resoeted to to obtain week evidence as were sever befits used by say other mmtistraise in England; and that my firm opinion is that both you sad your father, of your own know late, know th= put of the two last entabations, yea like to cell them, to be files. Auetr i ncr s 'obarge you with pcoftioing to act as tor from the Wednesda am 99th, inclusive of that day , up to the day, Monday, 4 th lust, whoa I was lost examissa here ; wed, by so doing, predated my taking any sae else to set as such. That you also took the watch I bad, so that you might be paid say 'Krems that might have bean charged for so aetlsg ; sad that I bad not the least idea but that you were so meting till Mr. Pampa told me he thought I must be under sow mistake. I now want to know when I con have a copy of the deposi ticos ? I also want to know if I can have mew allowed me of ptring suck - paper; that a7e ' necteasa ry for my defence, the muse as a solicitor, with the exception of my liberty ? I %leo wish to know when I can have the loge and papers that have been taken from Fehnlogbam and Potash, and which have not been brought forwar‘s, evidence against me, sad all other things u well as keys and perm ? I have only one snore observation. I also request to have the watch and appendages which you took with it given up to Mr. Pintos on his paying you what- Gm charge. you have against me, (or visiting me, and the usual charges for staking a copy of the depositions. That's all, Sir. The clerk here handed ths statement for the prisoner to sign. Chairman.—Prisoner, you now stand committed or trial at the neat Milli, on the charge of murdering Mr. base Jenny and Mr. Jermy Jermy. Rush.—Very well, sir; that's all right. All will be oat by-and-by; time will show. He was thou removed to his cell in the gaol, still proteet ing against the great Washes done him by the magistrates, and their detaining his keys and 'ripen. Mr. Cann here addressed the bench, and said he need scarcely Years than that there was no particle of truth in the charge the prisoner bad made against him in respect to acting as his legal adviser. The Rev. Mr. Pestle said the magistrates were quite satis fied a, to the unfounded nature of the charge. Indeed, it was only due to Mr. Cann to state that he had displayed the greatest care and attention throughout the protracted inquiry. The examination terminated at a late hour. THE NORFOLK ASSASSINATIONS. the redraft ea realer 111.11" ar onealiATl esilmeakothowalgiallallh• pali tb i r s chts. The teed @mast ilitelttel l•isst 7 la en wield the WOW o f lame k h. is 87,1124 f. ha, Is dada Os rfilaikke whoa is led asersale le then& Hr. bar.Eale rad ; the harm 1181_1 . 1p_ther hit 10,8681. iv& 81. de bat= as *m em 44aargid-. knit ado k heeded in sea 111 11 flowlowoot 1 . 10 . 1111 . 8 . The sesesben hem _fe ssi 41iim e gtr illi" 411 builuding sr brume ...i me gg le NW, smear Is 111 10a., et whist ow. lea bee her paid within the last 12 rods, eel vet applied ler. remiss due ea Me e rror 01,7491 ' ." hgeh the moires 11. 8 = 11 Mr to desk alters, to 1”▪ - -- BovisT hirsomuorr GE be. hiIIES, WSW at Tolorday, spread isseibm of the emertese wzordiL— arth t eal ssehlit7 islowesalliethe Oho" While wee ▪ dm , k kerrine, allierm s =the sliz i eh lo te re /sport tbe orient the 811" ..iset a ef he 'shrewder spriested he delermise • - r -- to dry eat the eller el the So * IN lissam a" oleo Ire Imre ie per kiddie at 00l 10 i h e :T e e. FIRM. thent with aleadanes a water and all seresiseses, sol to fit them up_ se dried red sea" The Mar. - T. Jeans, wise M ti c k Ibil a k k le : bi ZVehes edeseriptions had bees rehired the pa:penes la w ere te Sr smear assay die QIN" DIMM iI“ Hl ; the Duke ef Omar& 801. ; the Bishop el Lemke. HI ; lot ; hr. W. Ettertos, 601. ; the Hee. T . p k ages, a rb —He Odder reported that the sob• with the .ololoor7. F. lark, had therehes b Mem Muses is tilec ef draft diet hw to the peer. Se to let berm wen lad bear the eau Ida a hem iWitleTimperibie= terms goad be wired Ms is sommusese a the sew add to anti khe spared The Oreigalss, der eanie dielireleh • re riper sore to les initirded de whiled are is mew thdr meeed " ro s , ear to dean MIND • eray he searrid Isle dwellings for the per. WI TIMID Ba.v•olt.— folio winc e/ 10W kr hem meshed era A des "speed s he Era& ti:ll4 k k ickesy does 'dam reeds= is aloha resew e st prearra of the Tweed shame% =sealed ea foe sok east, a sabseriphen perm of I,ooof. wee mole k great le bha and ais crew. Ate liambers the name dCammar r lasides, who aati. ✓dbel rMs Tree blew sat asmamsolo nom his—l edam toed thi wheergds. angers of the larterhe end k k n maggeresses tabs, In sear le mem te= lifininnilliPlNln In UMW MM. SOF WM bat atom m ega =mime end the Ebel gamearrhet Omeepang, mew haw tem regaimal to meow the peemiebef a sehosebba, ipso( is imelplare of the @NMI*, aid else made by sr web =degas embalm sidle ebbe brig OWN% la ebbe the Ewe of re poems liem =a Mai mem padre Tweed, w,limed as the Ab. nelm is= That gam I lave wised es it o r ruzz mrl ad op. clei ligh witszelm e geabalt es thea rd. as It bes ammaits; T a t Ale la this has. leg mewed mg babe aid Is MEE ef hemealepor wages • on swum m that ef the Mies ie will* Moog, awl re wtsia deilleate the whole of mg bra awn beef the E.C=Mme " elt width b the reward hmareed epts .. =r trimatog umbers et the Minch Scam of Camemas. ermemeoser.—oseesime Oat. ISOM. ABM OW THE EDMONTON CasalTlM—OaThare iso sight a crowded meeting of muiparre TM bald Is the upriser Kr. Churchwarden 1111. in the chair, ft rarity le wpm( of • committee eppoiated on Sept. 7, Is impairs hen the beemarement of Llama's school charity, leaded h Ipl, ad the various other charities of the parish. Bouts et Or tnurees objected to rim reser, d a reporter. The eery desk read an elaborate report of the commithe, hem lad is appeared that their efforts to inilaire into the r em red Nadirs of the pariah charities had bra retarded by the erten and other °dials. A request ter hushen rides beak ef piloted aterinate ef the trustees, with the bob lealniaing the various wills and the counterparts of whin leases had been refused by the trustees' Whiter, sad so application to the master of the Latrine mMel Ise an account of the weber of boys educated in 1847 ead 1648, had been nut by a direct negative. The primed arum referred to bad tr various items written is, sad. Is the absence of the voucher., the committee were usable to no their accuracy. Enough,. however, was gleaned to show lint a reapplication and nosseasagement kad takes Ores is ray years past. Unreasonable charges were made Tam the bade of " law " sad printing," and it was apparent that a groat violation of the funds had bees made by borrowing saes of money, to give a &Inoue value to some charities at the eapease of other, for which no interest sppeared to have been given, sad the trustees, instead of rishring distinct yearly accounts of each charity, were in the kart of making a gimes= balanceskeet, thus precluding the puerility of assertaining the precise condition of the wire chanties. The trustees had borrowed money for the Wynn charity, and had goes on paying 7i per red. per • ram Shea their accounts gave that charity a basses ef COL Bequests for apprentl es tle sore of poor parishiemen bed been withheld on the that no applications led ilea made, ad a hoboes of 1 .of one charity now remained la the heads of true's.. The Wyse, charity, with as Li meade revere, wee arras in advantages to the roc Is 1844, the trustees clothed 66 boys ; in 1846, 46 ; Is 1847, IL The report deeded Other harms of supposed aeglect, Mad rescinded by ialermiag the vestry that, under the advise of eminent conned, the committee contemplated an appeal Is the Lord Cleseseller, pre lag for a new scheme to the free ssimagenest • t the a The report was said moody adopt.d. Alter a vote of thanks to the charms, whose good haseour kept the rating in order throughout, the_prootedings wrested. THE E. 1 ,7 INDIA COLLEGE, HAILETBERT.—Yos tmday, the directors a the Fast India Company, and a hose outdo( other gentler* corected with Oriental iateriale, woomde.l to Haiieybury, to rums the annual diNtribettlen el prizes to the saddle. Liens:General Sir J. L. Leaking ha (chairman of the Est Ind a Board) potsidad. Akar are inuoluctory remerks hem the eimbalea, adDuerr, Whit*, Bmyllkeed oder dolma el the stip, emboss width bud bees prepared by themeless es Limo distated by the yobselpal sad podomess Of the eal los. TM" esadOal el glebe* mem aid losadelloos el IPeraell, ilenrise Posits, sal either = lassosiou Ike *Mims tick awarded the obis Y oh' Menai seder llanime—Boam, Is, Po. Isearmy sad Hlalerr ; ihriatoo, for Wows ; Dam * fre llosok ; Boma, he Law; Smyth, for Perdu ; Hai, he amiss ; Smyth, for Rieder**, ; Baran, for Ihdomaties. Pains—ln Claim Dampier, Smyth, Par, Gnat, rod Perim. idathnotis: Hume, Bowen, tromohrat Hammond, Gordon. p Po . liti s t a m d l Beseemy sad w !May Baler Groat, and Gordon. Barrie: adder Daim, llessorAC, and Mow. TallemLiwinftea, MOW& P arris: Beason, end Ifialeruarc Dospise,floythr. HislS lobule: Amble: via. Zoilldi Now : ntsucormelen—Flair Tim. Imp Own, L. Fiche, Dalsell, Freeing, Shaw, Crawled, ad hdlg. Cillanal Currie, Forbes, Gordon, Freedat liklbewhod, sad Shaw. Diathermia= : =dr, Dalsell, Shaw, Crawford, holds:, Caskinil Elliot, and Thompson. law : Jonas Cradled, ebaw, ilreeliag, Todd, Forbes, O=res a &Wm Irserit : dhow, Gear, Carrie, Forbes, D. 1, 18411.16% .4.. mdied, and if whir — Become Th om Easy: B. B. Esser Gavin, Chart • sad Mesprat. lkihmesile: Charms, Great. J. H. B. dolvia, Cher sad Empat. Masi Boosts sod History: Muspret, Chase, Gelds, Oaata Polled, Pollock, Laded, A. Gelds, ad Bredstet. Law : Grant, Cbat aim .L B. Olds, Ohms, livagret, Pollak Lawierd, P. IL Casherdl, yawl, Brodkin% CoulthBlA Fibs, Mims, 7. C. hobos, O. B. Farb's, Bposer, aeon Chale. Ihrwit : Chapman, Great, Cole* Closei k : a nd ; lore Usages : Chase. Pashto : Chapman Out, Eleepret, sad Cdvia. Arable : I.E. B. Cavin. Trio TIME limeyHammond, White, 800 ell,. holm isaisese, lieu, Wylie, Walter, WDesell, lod i krita. Classic a Egerton, Pelmet, Mord, word„ white , Boswell, Brooks, Bird, Hogg, e* Weir, 'Dowd sad Palmer. Mahratts Breda aid Wylie. Mathematim: Maoris, 4 . 181011 , Mate. Boswell, Breda, Bird, Palmer, Hogg, .. •Ihi Walter, Jerboa, Hones H. 0. Eased siker safe..y T.. Maisel Naesessy sad history Hid ham, N.A Was", nom Wylie, Paler, Misirmka.. Bowel. Wu, Bamiesok sad Mak Hammed, Bird, Whits, Boomil, Faker nelh =, 4 lV oi llter i f i L u sehr i. "M -asi abet ii. Vir mi T i tLaTll Trig. Dempies 7 72 TeiZ • Demplier, Bahriollmylk Brew" Non. sad Bin. Posits Ike" Lod Dm. L ehi's* : Striate's. Barri : fladats, Demoiw. Boa, sad Beams. Law : Beesee, Las, Bin. Ter . t ar*, Balea2l 4 imh,L;,.. C. = rolay ad Berra, LEM, Ihriatcm limy* loprik GempbsE.dam- Boma, O lad Beilmds. orb ✓ee..„ helopier, "myth, Ihrletea. Beimen, Bailee, W.,. lma, Bea. O. Campbell, sad llishart. Bog- Hulot, Balm, end flehort. YIEE IN Tag LONDON DoCits.—Yoottothy, abed • ▪ la, the boos sa duty ia the Landes Dabs taw meek* kma the 'hip Gimbel% lyiag ia the llienoony. _rolhasms Om the ides one seatioted Wooers offsneeinas wire eftulairsil WI the foam NMI to this" esollosable mien. It was ewe *id nano loos were herbs, olooopt be. dais, alt the elkat oort of OW von& To reed 1. he re • week el dilissity. It was, how !". meomlYrM, ad Übe In Hof it sot mt taro ',mem flissrmory, with the euertimes I am be aenaesrr al ilralke would havt: ass mes aged. " 6 Mr. a meat fo droop deem at folkirs " • groat asabsr et mptisemi Mimosa desks oft, sad ono of mew mid Wt. 401 1•1 by wow." The oriels el taw in lus .- 1311 ". T• TEITUDAT,—h Cdli 07 DEATH 110111 "mane Nom* is his Wore Kt. Haat e of nuptial, HlT: A bdo' Jumbo Wilk ;Alois um ortrattl otoontketv—Derisf 110 i t te l o w ,_.2• 6l • ll Of saw sire Whitahoild sake. a i m s „ a... 0 m - o AreeeeM had died la the workhouse hem 11,4 0 .—, tad that the teassosot where the MAP Cramer mi 4 he hod w~ii —,ibia.mrama4 alembic Maar et "holm sad -lase mad vicinity, and that he had held bibiN= l tames who died of cholera is Beseesary antimes& The Beard of Heath bed oleo m„,,-•••••■ to cm the abject. The district where the setleeveed was la a heedful stole.—Mr. Hughes said "ree esmpied by Irish families, It wag very ti !Omer elesallnem alien thom Tte parer 4 to rift ▪ —aniuiseema refer gbh sod Amen le sad hsafik. OFFICIAL DEPOSITIONS.-ACCEDED 'As final essedostios of James Bloomfield Rosh, whisk was ressaad at tat *Weak es Wedoesday aterated at tat Cutta, was br au gh t te • aloes ha so Thursday Wen by the entrattal et da prisoner Is. tad at the easulag raw, as as dump vaatl areader. Tay laspretaat Ws have se to Paged dose wore dieseand to Rua 's bow" elailealsi =dal the Ilearieg. At fear Oink ea Thumb, Amm o • easaumiatica was era le the ra=r z eta . aa the megieleales, latinatig their Mattes a apes the Nat ia the aura Was how. what the the dapeattlese taken walla M sal . Is iho poem at the woe& AsserdWyl, the,at apalled Vas, the gout was eased : it was so Is the alias aislatratse' rosa lo the eat* wash was ma aoudad. Mee tba kW of •km alee/ttrl mu las the rasa :he drew hen hit ant same al pagan, aad praesoled teaming* am via =Waal& seeleam The inagiothates bathe lehes their seat, the alert seen. mord to reed depailiene, whisk appeared to haw bees =VA bY 'Rooth% is =aw litter, soft &- Nal wes that of Jeme Warm, the loader, which mimed is envy porthole' the tee he gave at the emessee isquest, aid whisk was math Was at the ti.. MA Jaw Jormrsetalemeat wee mat red. Het daps dftete, it era tam ea the musing la the works, thesield Hall, sa that math =le Arms is her modistes mithelar that cruse asemeary, Ruth big taloa to her builds. Her enders we to the lellattag ethet :—" I am the widow of Mr. Ime Jaw Jenny, iatay deeseeed. Os Tuesday evening, the taret Nevanher, about • oparterlaet eight "'claw, I was is the do wimweem at Staaleld Hell, with my husband. We had Met .Xr Irma J ermy in the diniatroom. Sud denly we heard the report of • gas or pistol, la tie direstioa of the fret door. The doors sad wisdom were all that. My husband said. Oh, Ood, what is the matter ? rn go and or' He no est ef the deer comae& the staircawkall, when almost &reedy ale rwards I Mud the report of another gas or pistol, aid I beard my husband try out. I nag the bell for the wrath aid ran out by the same door my bueband had left late the ism ball. I ow my birthed lying os the 15.,. I 'Wed Wilma, and desired him to look for hie IMAM . . I met Eliza Cherry, and I west bock to 1101 qy leased. I saw a maa is the deirmiltall coming from the dialarreem dear. My impression is, that ire had either a tadleg pied hi his load. brim ale, he immediately emodsid me in the um. I did sot re his Me. The was babied him. It struck me it waoi Ruth. I =lllas it the time, her the man was of his kinalit and .I thick I matiosed smite the nurse. I have re- Llla esem Ruth." Clialsey. the lady's maid, whom retienew was takes la essjusedea with that of Mrs. Jermy, and who is sot yet pesesessol eat of :la y :z i mid:—" A Ado after E.'etisek. ea Tuesday , I was in the servants' siting with the cook, whet heard the report of • yea ise pistol, and I amen it had been done by the orvimen. I west into the paean and was going to ask what wee the matter, but before I could do so I met Mn Jim at the serer of the =maw She seised hold of ma end mid, Waite, Elite, ge to Mr. Jenny, for God's sake.' She threw her arm round me. I asked what was the mat ter. She stepped beck with ate until low the body of Mr Jemmy Jenny. I them saw a man coming from the driest room door. He bad a put apparently over his shoulder. He and it at me sad wounded - me la the kg. I noticed that my mideses was wounded. I twisted round two or three dames asd fell down. As I saw the man I thought In was Rath. I thought it was him by the width of his shoul der, aid the way he serried his bead. The light waa behind him es be same ben the dislag•roest." Croarexamised by the priesser—Did sot ow hie has. Could not as him distinctly, Mears he appeared to have a mask oa. Could not say whether he had • hat or cap en. Saw that he had very road shoulders. Aft., I had been shot and fall dew, the man said, " Poor thing! poor thi ! " Margaret Reid, th e roles, evidence corroborated that which the had adduced at the inquest. She added, " When I saw him, I judged who R was. I felt sure it was Mr. Reek.' The stalemate of Maria Blaneblower, Honour Halms, Caller Clark, William Puller, sad Pont, po 'homes ; John Stanley, =reheat, of Wysondhus ; Elisabeth Cooper, and Stephen Amino pollee isepoctor, were then read. No new facts appered to Wye bees elicited irom them beyoood what they had gives at the eresees investigation, excepting the Mt of Hoek is Mies (arm, the Potash, being found • quarter idea bear islet than that at StaallelAball. The IMMI bore interrupted by the Rev. Mr. Wilms, lOW, that the reporters cored taking notes, mid, " Are yes reporters ?" and, addressing ass la particular, ' Do yes report from memory ?"—The rev. , gentisma was rimed that the evidence of the latter wit ness had already bees distiesed le the pais_ by the of the 'Drawee preendisp.-11.6 Mille heal inwee r l i . d a Adman! Sot the theism sad tin the raperter, re. marked, Weald yes be hied enough to give as these pa tleasen's reply ; tar I artaialy am at a lam to Meese why they should Me sae prima of the evidence ead sot the other ?"—The Rev. Deputy-Chairman informed him that it had tramoired at the armee impost —Rush answered, "Oh, I am peer* eatithed."—The reading of the depth doss was the. esstimed—William Bacon, • sheriff's ether, spoke of berg la preemies of StsaSeld Farm, at the sad of Mir. Jemmy, in October, 1847. Rosh waited him to leave the Wu, as he had paid the money owe. and Wing subsequest4 that the skim wandered, said, " D—a them, I'll do for thew some time yet." The rider* of Mr. Witham Nichol!, surgeon, end Mr. Robert J. Tray, surgeon, describing the injuries sustained by the deemed, ware that reed. Emily June's &Lowther, dated the 30th Nov. and Dee. 2, were ant reed. They cblsdy related to the sneb ad Potash-faun co the eight of the murder, and haw Imes Trudy reported with wariest rearecy. Her of Dee. 13 was next read ; in which she dated her nil gene was Really Sasdked, bat the bad lately been gelled kg another same. She had signed her former &peelers by the name of Rally James. She felt obliged to de se ea mewl due respectability of her mother. Ike hod bibs many far Rash. Her lather's family bad been elb • very clever at the pa. She had bees la the habit of sogroedsg. She knew the piper this predused, and mulled A. It was In her haithwitieg, sad la the called " eseromini." The signature ot Emily win her writhe. The three re then modest' marked R. C, D, were oho written her, la the same bead ; and the signature. of Seadird were her writ- ing. On the 3rd of October she was is Lladoa ; aal ts % the direction of Mr. Rash she wrote out the paper n D, es the isms day that it bore data. She copied it it • rough draft gives to her by Mr. Rash, in hit= Os the remise of the same day at No. 2, Mi Lathes, Rash, Richard Ready Timms Jeremy, and Atha Lamer, same in. The marks dacha Lazar sad of Thee. loamy were allied la her peewee to a basement. Rand sad the wee wheaten. By Reek's direedea, ea the YR ef October eke same late Norfolk yy the ratiew, and it met her at the Norwich swims. She asenated, mina she emu down, that she was to isdip la lgrowia, but he her at the madam Adders her It. Peenleiva. lb. Y 6 a hex at the wades. WWl' OW te On inn, he std her he required her to be there fir tire sr thife dap, *orbs whited to have ma latarview with ell Mr. homy in her 81se dapped at the Pres\ era ME the 10th of °Mir, it tie net, bring that time, see Mr. Jenny. Mr. Rai hap{ la imbue, evyied he did sat wish hero be seat by the mama. Day by day he told her that he would Mm Mr. Jenny. Oa the 10th of Orator it was led that she should leant, as Mr. Rash mid there wee so 111.111.61 et Mr. Jenny ossolag. He eke told kw he expos.' Mr. Reid to eine from towa. It wee itemised that Ra s, should drive bet to Norwich. &Ahoy were about to Rash said. " As Mr. how, does sot ease to Potash, go to thealeldAell, as I war see hi m bean Reds loes." She sad Rash got bate We gig, and the be, asempaaled them ea loot. They west the way to the hall arm the &Ids. The rood was se bad that there was very reat difailty la keeping the posy es hie Yp Abet tee Islas Rent the hall they were slopped gni &alb ea bee weeded her to stop there with Ilbe beenslogled ; end boa he eaid he would ge es Ihr so the Mil When they pile the bide due tie hdl, Rob " de la. sad pea ins eggraled. TR geed eat the batik, es woe myself it yea" Rai wet ia ; it meals. twenty Wastes • she was net swot kw. whoa Ruth retelaed her, th e asked him whether Mr. Jeormy biome Whit Ile teld,"Wegenastagree." They leastiegkethl proceeded Gab" baba they get to the Mu le Tema. Rash left her lad Savory drew her le the Bowilargrega Ina at Norwidt ; Ammar* get at Mn. Sissfs, is Theatre-meth Alas the had bees at Mrs. Stases a week er tea days, Rath Magid her a rusk espy of eCa mol la aa li , is own writ.* whisk he mid bar to iiimy ea a sheet, wkkilt he pus her. She sole twe dopes by Ids bath es steppe. The sae marker (7, wee see that these aped. After the lidto these, Rath tire ap the rough bob end pet be amp la hie peek.. The map were bellegona el mg.. lig Mega no mere abest the i w ir : tbe Mewled Raub/ ibis a. le Ruh e her end WI he well Haag M White Hut. ad Ken it the wild dbe tor yaw se mask sad dna lbw he wield Ides use awn& IM Maras& sad brew& einia/lboalsoflissado besdt ollbs hae Ana beady would de bat more geed. hates soaii brey, sad the bade woe net emeheil. Mite a deft time he tea Rua ids rake! the two gimped men Ogg she had written, seed mold, ' I mat ei le tit raw NUONIMa M thom peers yea wrote." Ilhe Oath him whe th er she rhoold - siva her war Jamas art lhollerd ? He said, mile your ova moms and the wt.- 4 4slistoss;" so the VIM " Emily Ikedked," sad the wed wham She Rebid at the papas, it saw they were bled be Mb of Ogithir ; end be ebeerved, " The. are dotal the IS* el Oilebee, the night we went to the hell." Min iho esp.& the papas, the pal is that we. Irlps as vele Mr awn muse no knew the memo aL.Liegmy Wm written to it; Wears Rah MU bee to b. nese appal. to it. 116 e wrote bar nem without musk abet 6. Atha she had need, they hod worn word algae Se ebbe, owl she void se " I am* he aline., hem. I ad net Obi holL" H. mil. "Nangern; I dld not WM* yea to he a wham. .• It ie a sere Ratter arm. Ii pot bedi ppm kb palliat e sad west awry la ebb ma hens. The Dint Jar, Relies anemanshle sheet bag mob dr meta kb, ed told hlm the weld net be a warm Rie_pet the Leer We the peet an Tara" foga Se gene to her and wee vow augzia egik baggy Whoa. byes le bile ea wet a So i rear b erre I. B 2:rati l h o w. beit bet huh it. it was whin In pewit He teak IN sod woo flor imp ot sbs, pat it w z a tho i l t....o llo soodaid that Abs. Eltosy's a • lime farts. GOtrAittillANT fkiiiot. Or DEBION.—Cant night a lecture in continuation of a former one was delivered at tie School of Devlin, llossenet House, by Mr. Ralph N. Woman, on " The Doric Age of Greek Art• The present lecture was more aprially devoted to the art et design in the two retries preeediag the age of Pirielse as manifested is the terra err vases of that period. These were held in the highest estimation by the Romans more on account of We skill displayed by the painter than the value of the material, whirl was 111101 day. They wro an Airdrie@ of what might be doss by skill and industry, sad it was to be hoped that the time was not distant 'when the art of ornamental design in the earthenware of this country would not be iskrior. - - JENNY LIND.—PERFORMANCE FOR THE MICSDELS soma Bcnoirmintre.—The performemos in aid of the fund for establishing musimal seholaribips in the Conservatory of Leipsic, took piess last evening in Exeter Bell. It has for some time excited extraordinary public interest, and the de mad for tickets wee so eager that the whole number were disposed of by the committee long before the day of par lamenti., and many were obtained at greatly di' nod prime from permits who had purchased them on tion. No mire were issued than were sufficient to fill the i all without inconvenient crowd! , and we never saw so in mom an audience eoeommodatad with so little con fus;oa. Before the commencement of the perform ance, a was circulated among the audience, annoan6n Pa tra r t the petit allotted in the programme to Miss Dolby w oul d be ming by Mint M. Williams ; to Miss M. Wil liams, by Mrs Noble (late Mist Duval); and to Mr. Phil lips, by Mr. Meads- This created no mall surprise, end it wee said that there had been a breach between the caw mitten, end Hr. Phillips end Miss Dolby, who, having brought some friends to tie rehearsal on the previous day, had take(' Whew at their friends not being --abed, and thrown up their engagements. The ishollea of Kr. Phillips wee very unfortunate, the pert of Etfab being of such magnitude end importance, that the Beat of the whole oratorio mainly depends on its per. formme. Mr. Mackin is entitled to credit for having =- hail= in esteem a task, with so little time for end he awillied himself es well es meld yhays ham wpsited. He rig sinfully sad y, mod eh rated sweral of the airs with considerable heal, apesially the Ise air, with visisesello accompaniment, " tis eneegh o Lad;" hat, (moldered on • representation of the prophet, hit peeihrmiese was a nullity, destitute et mem, eel dreheratary power. Mee M. Wilhara ea the ctiejleo i d, meta than applied the Pao. of Mile In the pond sone whore laritiel ed up the tubes Rol. Made es ditsey the prephst, Mi sses Wooed into the spirit of the &wester, red showed oonsideralite dranmei. fore. ; and her esecation of the divine melody, "o, rest is the Lord," wee imiehed, heeetihl, and expreedva. The great object of kiwi" of 0011111111, wee Jew Lind, who more thee raided the highly raised expectations of the hP llhe eileahhti erayhody b the pari and dew s p ies o. hw SOIL eleielee, wad gave y quite a ne ty w lailieleter and abet es sovesel ef the heed passage. is the ersisde. It is MVP. to this nulls, to ,some at. the haw Um of in w amehesime. Her most L= .ll M ('.ire was the sera in whisk the Whine implores raphet to save the life of her shill; • ease whist help* her dramatis ms well a. her rag prams hie rale.. The beret of joy with whisk she eelkgmai, "The awe Ow ma revive*" mast have streak to the wry heist ed ovary all Ia the helL The fine air whisk epos the eassed_pert, " Hear ye, Israel." was aura. ler* snag. The sadism. had ell the resheimed their desire he bat this air prodaesd a buret if width sham pile - Mehemet,. ; end, the in. Wag Wei hen 'may Lind rag wee veimmeatly is potholer, was the case with the =white psaMd trio hr Image mime, " Litt thine eyes to the meenteles," and he weeny heattitel crafter, " Holy, holy, holy is Gel the Lea." Me perihelia°. rit he added huh horde to the wreath tbe whole el this pui hamsembet tiara. la thiehorel sad ereheireldepartmenes the ash wes met=at. • The ahem wee ameadmmy creeper then es any and the chum big houllest is thsemelme, and w c e=plined, the Whole wise dewily peat. The orehwas behrisd all ear hint ms i r esin e d i se am one d the whole mead hest, under the balm of Yr. mewed with a peaks that emil lums be serrated. principal solo whiners, besides hese already easetioned, - wareliiss A. Williuss, Mr. Lackey, amd Mr. Novella, who did Mirada. to their parte, umnRsITY AND CLERICAL. I:lmsranses. DlO:ii7=As a 4.pik. Midas ibis day Übe giiine WILD. was wawa epos DUO% OM% 016 • 16 To Le lir ?am. --A sua insuifts Weise Uwe pm OW & - i sift boss wespiss it tat flis= fowls. mama peke. der in dam sisal Ns& Is ha sided Or *la NW' in dr but isilili ismay as a NOON rimed Ilissaaisk mai saala is as inn elk Mom Is illaralial st iss asi pe= ails Nei fif Or =eke • The trims awe lia day i ist r a IFINSIS Of .111 lIIX I C •TY diasikal sal daissidadiss at do *NM= ar i mialdis stabV siissisdiNsa misilidiM is w.. the maim et Isolle.by (Int plow dirt Mazaariste forks et lathe Paimitnis.—The Rev. 0. F. Otrez. Vitr of it. laittorar, sod Mew& CYO& is dr Deb 411 1., sum, dr. Illadierr, NMI dr LEI se. —The Irv. J. Wrm to dr Prather* esster.—ave. J. C.Xerpliew. Bursa Latkar die. Predtarails. NAVAL ---- • -- Puss Gorr.—The Owns at lad at& OM warts Ur same Sad IXlMplltr at the emelt. tosianthe. W i t they Ell bit pig Wriassisr. s. 27th Wa n at No. Arastietreat, tevia; their tureishe ger ea date al bowies tar the telyellee Paiute Os Maid aa the lellt at , INS; ant OW Ile Ills en be relict. at the ore Owe, as Weleadep and if s Oak hr tbe Ofdthes* Ecedas. Ommoder, =NMI are, 4151. Ile. ; tr 4 eekl4l. YAK ; doe. Ili, tusia, ; Sth 3ti. 144.• dm. IS& Ile Old. ; 7tlt doh 111. 170. dam. 111. to. ht; lith all. N. le 44.; 10th alot. Ha. ; Ilth dam ; 11. Ss. 1 ; aim. IS. MM.; 11111 t dr% ts. 4. —Too Paroo—Nolloo b sia don WY ode=oal soispoy of it Pont. 0. lila, imomir, tar tr loriollos motood dr I dove wood roods do Ls toptundNib Oilsber. TM to pod Sok powder. so doom to the PO OA. i god lit ism • oloOod br dorsi atrlooar. MAW= Comoolir, OIL ; Srd dolo, SO. 111. III 4.; 4th do% SOL IL doo IR SLOW 111 di" lIL ga.; 7th 14L IL ; Ni doi 111. 4L 10.; ato Si. IL Id.; NO dom &L Ili dm, 41. IL Rd.; 120. do" Y. lea 1141.; ISO IL MI. Dzo. 16.—The Wapping Goma d bet mob& mobs the The =RIZ mot.. out on Oro at is inoo trio Idiom matt.. out Emig (Mb loL) lobo doge% olio do am Yr hat bodes lot Yomnad bs got Wool IIIL" bis be bid Ilmooloanso odi osomosmooL or or to &desk di for so bildlerso dew N Mole arl do ostkh rldoohtFoort. Fir prides mar, damask ?Amor piths, ls Os it boo ban don woo pLordsy. TM opodros mob liplthood OIL w &W. ADIOOLINY, D.C. 16 ind .— et Arrorxrxm.—Arklist-Sat pia ; Y. Maria, to Poodds. MILITARY. Tat 74ex RIONWIDIEII have jut left Dublin he Cket mei, to a Replete Bom thebay filth Int mowed doom to Cotk to repro for embertuloo foe MEDICAL ATOTNICAIWES' HALL.—Newtea Of nentleften who peened their warainatka In the edam and prasUes of medicine, and re solved certificates to on Thursday, Dee. H: Weems. J. I. Lain" DorWs ; P. . Pletcher, Canterbury; T. Ward, Bogner d Harm, Ithltord. Darbysltire ; S. Grant, Northampton. tab) intelltgetta. Noncze. canna SIPPOOTIO a MIDDLNNIX 1010,011,418110“ the Neat Em. FIR T.Wod‘rili:l. W lord add Justine el bar lta's OM of Ommon eatataaaw, in sad ear wpm Thu, 1149.—is Irm : Widdbau, W m,dq, Jan. 17 ; Wodrolay, Jan. IR. : Friday, Jon. 10; hidsP, Jan. 111,-410s team : Thunday, Feb. 1; laska, edgy. IN.; N.B.—The mut MO* at 10 arcluk Ow Mute as mad; at tbsa days ha tens, asi at Mort 9 ae orb at the dogs Our term. The ems Is Ibillat try asa of Oa Mu 111 U Eq. is Ms, if not =gal as Wm = 8 :1 , 7 to WWI by 14—.—_$ as the days assis at orb dm M. .day ndon, nod u will Oa triad, bat met add &Oars tea Sn. EQUITY COUETS.—YzinsiDAT. Betere the iced Manorller. IN TIM MATTIII Or TRONAII R1:101111, AN ALMOND LIINA7IO.—A petition was presented in April lest by George Gaines, first wain and heir-at-law of Mr. Thomas Hughes, praying tkat • sommission di lunaticn inquirendo might be issued spinet him. Other relations and persons taking an tutored in the mown' of Mr. Hughes opposed the petition, and the Lord Chancellor then made an order for the inspec tion and examination of him by a medical gentlemen, who then visited him, and reported that he was of unsound mind. Other medical gentlemen, employed by those who oppceed the petition, reported that be was of perfectly sound mind, bat laboured under a disease of the fate and skin, which caused him to seclude himself from the world. Tks matter was again brought before the Lord Chancellor on these con. tradissory reports, supported by numerous affidavits. His lordship in August lest made an order for the examination of Mr. Hughes by Dr. Southey, whose report his lordship always requires in controverted cues of unsoundness before he issued a commission. Dr. Southey aecmdiagly went to Mr. Hughes's residence in Weise, in November last, and he has made his report. The matter now same on for hearing upon that and other medical reports, and upon numerous affidavits on each side. Mr. Moline, in support of the petition praying the own ethnion, said that although this matter was often before his lordship, the facts wen paned to him. Mr. Thomas Hughes, the subject of the application, wee bora in the year 1800, end from the age of 24, which be attained in 1824, he had not been seen oat of one apartment in his hones. He is a bachelor, with landed property worth from 8001. to 10001. a'year or more. His residence is at Penwafie, in the pariah of trasebury,in the county of Radnor. He has no relations nearer than first cousins, and the petitioner for the commission Is the nearest of them, sad his heirat-law. He is of the mother's aide, from which all the property came to Mr. Hughes. The mother died in 1831, and even her he did not see since 1824, having refused to see ker. These who knew him baton that timespke of him sashimi sad salable man. The mum of his secluding himself hem the world was stated by this petitioner to be insanity, but these who opposed in quiry inte his state of mind say it is dime, which her caused an ulceration of the face. That mail not confine him to one apartment in the house for twenty-four years, during which he never had a gait of clothes. but he has had flannel waistcoats without end, a tailor in the village being employed to make them. The flannels that are used are bed up in bundles in the room, so are the blankets that am used, breeding filth and vermin. He spends his time either in his bed wrapped up fa the blankets, or in a large chair, emend with flannels. Some of the relations leer 'bee thoegla of suing out a oommiliekte, but were dismeseged ender the erroneous notion that he would be pat user WON 711. 'tuba. Although his income was milleiestly ample hr lies support he wee overwhelmed with debt, and err wee stop is put to his expensive habits he must fall Ma want, for his property is fast vanishing, so that he stands musk In used of t h e protection of the court, and if that be not alimied he must soon become destitute. He indulged in extemedthery and, to him, impassive tastes; be had always we or two blind harpers, violin players, or itinerant ensugrisiden in the house. He would send to Worcester, My WIN off, or to Bristol, seventy miles away, at great expense, for the merest riles, which weld be got in the village at little ex pellee. He would sessulaue have these musie-players at twelve o'clock at eight to play. He would also have costly watches tweeght home, end then he would take them to pieces, and nothing mess would be heard of them. He would send ame eager off to Worcester for leather riding straps, although he bad not been on horseback for twenty four years, end never intended to be. He would send to a greatthernee far pepper or seltothich could be had within ten yards of his home. His eportment was always in a rate of filth, until, forth,parpm eldeseiving the medical mee who went by his . 1101461111,01111111111211 him, doing removed to another apartment, and a pair of sheets put on the bed, which he never used as he always slept between blankets on a ma ttress. One instance of the expensiveems of his thetas was worth mentioning. One of the idneraat organ grinders btought an action .egainat him for a sum exceeding 801. the charge being for 298 days. It was extraordi nar y Nat the solicitor who opposes this application was the attorney for the or • in that act. and on his application to Yr. Hughes the action was compromised for XL From that time he called the attorney " his solicitor and beet friend." The fact was, that Mr. Hughes is so much under his influence, that he dose ae this solicitor him. The learned counsel, in the course of his statement, read long extracts from MUMMY allidavita—tint, of the relatives and servants of Mr. Hughes, seeing his habits in his seclusion ; and next of four medical 'mama, two of whose (Dr. B. Lye, of Worcester, sad Dr. Lucas, of Brecon) deposed to his sound sees, the former saying that he was the most eloquent of men, and of an " elegant, sensitive, selective, and politely sound mind," and they both attributed his seclusion to a reluotanonto expose his use, which was disfigured by "a cor roding malignant disease." Anointed that the bee end other parts of Mr. Hughes's body, especially the nose, were eaten up with tilers. Two other insilleal gentlemen, Dr. Gill red, of Hertford Lusatia Ariyium, and Surgeon Millard, sennected with a similar serrarmset, who went with Dr. Gilliland, under his lerdehdp's coder, to visit Mr. Hughes, swore that he is of same' mind. Dr. Gilliland vtdted him three tires, the lath of May and the Bth and 14th of Jun., his lerdahles mar, and he was satisfied of the of kis mfii The solloitor of Mr. Hughes also mode as Milk* sad ewers that he was "dear he his views, ARAM in bin style of conversation, elegant in his wen," tad of sued and intelligent mind, polo* I arable of taking sere of himself and his estate.—Dr. ='ebbed 1G . Hughes is the course of last November, the coder made by his lordship before the vacation, sad it wand from Ids report that Mr. Hughes answered his uustiiovery dilereetly front the mowers he had made on the same NubPste to Dr. Gilliland end Mr. Millard. There etrald be no doubt he had been so hatrasted in the meostime by " kis Mend and splinter." The report of Dr. Southey wm to the effect that Mr. Hughes onus meanie in his manner end unwilling t. see s bed that an was aciesante d row by the stat t rj i l e a l h' batik • rola to cancer. which destroyed his Nem aad hie whole face. He (Dr. Southey) was eighths that kb SKISILOR Seen the world now for 24 years , had oat modeled la ivy. He knew the state and amount Ohio ineeme, and wen aide to conversion the usual subjects; although he was cerebra of his expediters, allowed Ms housekeeper to order what she liked for hie eetablieknosai, and his sollaitce to lad **apse ParNir . 14111 he not labour sew amcimmis nor dia he secontri cities amount to amonadmas in the legal slow • if :Ltd, ae =ell pert ef Maketre subhons mien' be nswound. The blond maws' baring concluded, The Lend Olionesiler, without Leaning Mr:Belt on the other olds, said that eeemidebles of mineer, or living, must is order le mime' • ammiedea gleamy, ba shown to be founded in mestendmee of mid The court always tire ellimi—lbst stall the preludes of the perty=, and. sessadly, the pleleptlest ef his property. He had Iblesed wi l e g kr Mennen Se the staimente mad to the being able I. dimmer saNsisat reason for =nee by a arm elwies to th i r v ettaition of the per son el title imelamms. kebits of wars sufficiently mormatedfire *he wakeppy condition at bodily health, whisk made hint awn the light of day and theobservatioas of men. As to kb prepong, he, like other men, might becandese elide ezpendineroAnd indulge in expensive and friveloas ma dmen and tiumMte, without being hunk His lordship mid he would, however look into the affidavits, and if Id *saki find ramosery be would intimate his opinise, the lurks Omer to be reserved. More VisiXbricaor Kidgtit Won. MINTOSit O. GM as WIII7IIIX RAILWAY COIEPANT Rs rum. OP Factors= TO Caanr: INTITLIS CON. Titacm:ta To um/ma 1111/21.—As this ease is of magi darabia washy end figfaitsset, we give a mote fall report ofi the Miami glees an Tburidar than that which ap pews& in etw a rcr is s e f it =day, and wh ich libirbfidrod ea assonst Strange repwt r The Thwawnesikw—The WM this same may, &newton *WM mad the Gnat Women San Parry I the Wok, be esearately rogeseented as steam en wa this saw • tradastisaa and a warasiw eentract *OW by deed that the Mater will emelt ire the latter wean of esedgiffable sod wspeloe, ba setwideratiss of being fairly In Irma by Ow endemer wrowding to their jest That wane, however , sad is swe=at, leis=, tithe yeynstat, te be dissiled by &Mid per by Ile deed for ths puma, wbe, whoa astir lel of the dine cashes of the wish, Y lo elf* Ant Int end the meant el mutat Is bade ; and fie train man is set, without that oertilleale, er otherwise then sow forsaab‘y to the certificate, lobs rtitied to rostive anything under this mestnet. The weeks are executed by the trades. man duly sad properly to the knowledge and to the Midis tion el the egMitarc sad the third person. But the trades man, applying afterwards for payment, is refused fee want of • riairs from the third person, who being in the eesteeres essleyeasst withholds and Weer the outdate. wet 'sly wilhest jut wee, bat by the &ell also of the eastosear; anti, net rely se e , in eolledss,SWeevey, with his.. Mist le • ode of which, is • 1 7 rth enti tles the wastonasr to Ile • b il l equity spinet m ai mar • roliet--ler some relief—end, llae reaa's call Wig est of tits *hide hare, es* the sedessses are that a/ • empay. sad dr relief Beard by the hill, whe ther awe! lag et sot elapsing; awl iselediag, as I cos width the plaintiff., if the bill is true,are tbe dimmer of the sespeny is, is say opinion, us , It bee bees swami hr the eseapeay that, se. the lama of the ileed, lbe bete alleged by the thew that the Mod by the third person ( 1111 D07, Irevaiel) of the ardente retpdand is a breech of core ✓ts% eir arms • breed' of covenant, on the part of the esusesy. for which the lai pntiff, are ea dilei Is remover damages at law from the out &iris may possibly be Id, but it does not , in my t, defeat the plaintiffs' right to relief in this court, an the conduct that I have mentioned. Again, it Ws beta urged, that the We stated demonstrate that the Miming les, by its enoduct,precluded itself, even at law, from mob* that the plaintiffs as a condition of recover ing directly the value of the works, should prove &certificate obtained from Mr. Brunel. This suggestion may or may not he well founded, but here I gay likewise that, whatever may be the effect that ought at law to be attributed to the con duet of the company, the plaintiffs' title to relief in equity given, u I conceive, by the absence of • certificate from Kr. Brunel, that absence being °motioned, as the bill alleges It to have bees, is not displaced. It has been contended that the principal engineer is mentioned is the deed, merely as an agent of the company or as its servant, and not as a person who could owe any duty to the contractor ; that he owed no duty to the contractor • and that • ease of collusion is in effect not well stated. Thii argument also I think unfounded. It appears to me that Mr. Brunel, as the holder of the office of principal engineer to the company, must be treated u haying been appointed to functions whia, if not strictly thole of an arbitrator, were analogous te those of an arbitrator between the eontractor and the company ; in respect of which a duty to both arose, a duty the •-edormance of which could not, by collusion between the cagineer and the company, be interrupted with out oosatituti4 a ease of fraud, and that such • esse of fraud is with sailler,-nt certainty and distinctness upon the bill. With regard to Zr. Saunders, it was scarcely argued that his demurrer must not stand or fall with that of the company. For Mr. Brunel, however, it was argued that his demurrer was in any event sustainable, and many Mel were cited in support of that propoeltion, among which it ought be useful to advert to that of " Stewart v. But India Company." That case could not be found in its place in the registrar's book, but it appeared in the court book of the day with the &menta shortly stated, ae was the custom in those days. 7 His mo Honour read an extract from the book, and said it did not appear to have any material bearing upon the case. He then read the charges in the bill respecting the part which Mr. Brunel took in the transaction, and concluded thus I must my, upon the whole, that Mr. Brunel and Mr. Sawa den (against neither of whom do I understand any relief to be asked) apir to be, with equal fitness and with perfect propriety, Riede parties to the bill, for the purpose of that dis covery which cannot be obtained on oath from the 001 a• patty. The consequence is that I overrule each of the three RiliitttlE BAY Puna COMPANY.—JOINT STOCK COY PANIZIV WINDING-UP ACT .—Mt. Sweatt= end Mr. Good eve supported this peiition which was that of a shareholder in the Herne Bay Pier Co mpany, praying for a dissolution of the company, and that its affairs might be wound up, under 11 &12 Vic., e. 45. The company was incorporated by an set of 1 Geo. IV., c. 25, which empowered them to take certain tolls for the use of the pier. The set makes it lawful also for the company to erect baths, bathing places, end accommodations for bathing machines in the vitinity of the pier. It was contended that the company came within the description of a " commercial or trading company ia onponited by set of parliament," or within the description of " • joint-stock company, comprehended within the defini tion of a joint-stock company," contained in the 7 & 8 Vic., c. 110, in either of which caws it would fell within the let section of the 11 &12 Vie., c. 45. The Via-Chancellor, without calling on Mr. Bacon end Mr. R. Palmer , who appeared to oppose the petition, said that, in hi; opinion tke jurisdiction upon petition given by the 11 & 12 Viol., e. 45. ought not to be exercised, except with re gard to companies clearly falling within the meaning of the act. He thought the present company by no means answered that description, but that the question was one et least of difficulty, and he must therefore dismiss the petition. —Mr. Bacon and Mr. B. Palmer contended that it was so dearly a case not within the wow of the act, that the peti tioner ought to pay the cosh.—The Vice•Chencellor was by no means of this opinion. He could not make the petitioners pay eons for not understanding the proviiiens of that act of parliament. The question appeared capable of considerable argument, which was sufficient to render it inexpedient to interfere urn a petition under the wt. Bs WIZAL LOVEL Knells] COIAPAAY.—Thies was another petition under the same wt. The petitioner was Mr. Wyld, M. P. against whom an action had been brought, and dam ages recovered, for a debt due from the company. It was stated on his behalf, and not denied, that the action had been brought at the 'Minutiae of the com pany, on socosuit of the non-payment by Mr. Wyld of • call, the velidity of which he disputed. Mr. Bacon and Mr. J. H. Palmer supported the petition. Mr. Wigrees and Mr. Fol lett opposed it. The Vice Chancellor said that the merits of the case appeared very small on either slag. The com pany sought to enforce a call by setting a creditor upo a shareholder, a proceeding which the court could not sanction, nd, on the other hand, the pe titioner sought to have the company dissolved without any other lessen than his own grievance and without the eoncurrence of the other shareholders. Under thew dr curastanoes the right course seemed to be to declare that the company should be at liberty to pay to the petitioner the dif ference between the cells due and the amount recovered from him in the action (with the costs of the action on both sides) by a certain day ,• and that if the company foiled to make the payment, it should be dissolved and its affairs wound up, under the provisions of the act. The petition should be men tioned again when the appointed time for the payment had gone by. The terms of an order for this purpose were then settled, LO2rDOrt, BRISTOL, AND SOUT/1 WALL RAILWAY COMPANY, AND R LONDON AND bLitacarn EITEAM•PACINT COMPANY.—These were two other petitions nada the sane set, on which the tuns! references were made without oppo sition. Before Ukiseausuellor Wlgram. RIACORZOOIL O. TIEN DIBIDYSHIRN, STAFFORD/WIRD, AND WORCISTIIIARIRI Junction RAILWAY COMPANY. —Somaron's Lax Fox Costs.—The plaintiff in this case was a solicitor, who, in 1846, had projected a railway, to be called the Chat Rat and West Junction Railway. The scheme went on fora short time, when it was discovered that the funds subscribed by the public were not 'efficient to enable the company to maks the parliamentary deposit. In oonsequenee of this, an arramgement was come to for an amalgamation of the company with the company repre sented by the defendants, upon the terms that the latter company should take porrdon of the funds of the former, whose debts and liabilities they undertook to discharge thereout. The plaintiff, it appeared, had, on being retained as solicitor by the Bast and West Junction Company signed a memorandum of agreement b which he undertook not to look to the promoters individua lly for payment of costs and expenses, but to rely entirely upon the de to and subscrip tions upon shares for each payment. It was under this agreement thatthe lien was sought to be established. The ems was argued on Wednesday and Thursday last, by the Bolletter-Osneral end Mr. Malins on behalf of the plaintiff, and Mr. K. Parker and Mr. Amphlett for the de hManta. It appeared that the defendants were willing to pay the amount of the plaintiff's bill after taxation by the muter, and the suit then resolved itself into the quad= who was to pay the costa of** suit.—His Honour now de livered his judgment upon the cue, to the of het that the plaintiff's evidence failed to prove a bindingArreement for a lien as between htmaelf and the But and West Junction Company, and that his claim could not be allowed under the general law of Ilea, as it relates to a solicitor's marts. A de cree, therefore, was made upon the footing that the plaintiff shadd pay the eats of the salt ; that his demand %mink the company should be taxed, and that the balance, alter setting off one sat of ousts against the other, should be paid by the party liable. COURT OF QUINN'S BlNCll.—YncraffiniT. Nm Plum at Onadball.—Beibreford Deana end a °ammo]: Jury W AMID PaTNI.—INTIIIPLEADII Inua.—Mr. M. Chambers, Q.C., and Mr. Ball, appeared for the plaintiff sad Mr. Huranny, Q.C., with whom was another learned gentleman, ter the defendant. This was an issue under the Isterpleodar Act, to try whether certain goods seised by the sheriff of Middlesex at the suit of the de fendant on the 11th of December, 1847, were or were not the property of the plaintiff The plaintiff I. this cue was a Mrs. Anna We a woos of 70 ywe of ago, who now resided, ea we understood. in Warwickshire, and the defendant was a sneer, carrying on business in Ragent-street. In the year 1801 the plaiaaff went to reside with a Mim Dillon, who afterwards became the Baroness Dam, and she continued to live with that lady in the character of a confi dential servant up to the 26th of September, 1847, when the - baroness died. The baroness lived for many years at 16, Old Qusbeastreet, of which house she had a lease tram thedefendant, to whom it belon ged , and which expired in the year 1844. The income of the humans was not large, still she had sufficient to support herself respectably, but she had been obliged to borrow money from the plaintiff on account of the rents arising from hoe property being in smear. The plaintiff's wages had from the eame cense remained for along time unpaid, and is the year 1842, when she and the herons. were at Boalegne, the latter executed a bill of sale by which the residue of the term for which the bermes held the toms in Qatheettraet, and the furniture in it, were con lieyed to the plaintiff. The bill of sal* stated that the mind- . deretion of the aarignment was the sum of 20W., which cow Sated of money lent at various times by the plaintiff to the defendant, and the wages which were thee owing to her. Tarough the imtruseatality of a Mr. Leen, the plaintiff, during the time that the baroness was about from chtebee street, let the house, furnished , and the rent was paid to th e defendant by the ALMS!. He (Kr. Chambers) should be able to show that Kn. Walton was rated la ripest atlas house, and that she paid the rates, and also the mowed taxa. In the month of Much, 1844, the kw expired, and it then became necessary for the plaintiff to remove the furniture, and it wee takenfoe A. short period to Quebec Yews, maAl imes4 actingou behalf of the plain* had takes the %Van :e )0 1 a hoses is Berkeleretreet, In which a portion ,fmni ; lure was placed, the reminder be s aid • Y haps be urged, on the pert of the ik z • IP Arv„, , :ivev Up • I'; , I 1 1 1 I I! I( lit bine Imp mew we e she see les lomm ems 1 17. leer e t = t nib lie elm NM Yee mr. tem speemme le lie Ayr .N. .lis gm MS at la. Pal bal 'WIN N hoII hey sat atilt rly sm. tie hem "7 Isms ' ^Wei tho 71k Shop Shop Piiipps— iest4Ly Oshoiss itb is the ions At !last.