The Express. — London, England, 1857-03-07 00:00:00

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Tb• CMANCILLOR tie ail le vas toa;;;Xl7l=air7roTtl7l7ll;ro tla Mr{ or pdloy lkoproporeL Sorg roolosse idroloy rod, ors sod poldri, bet rim lko ems Is pat yam r • Trio, owl midi Or mho rood dm. day vow Wady of odormos ire Ord = led sourfoll lir of dr I- orsdrommi rj Amain' this ham haw Isms tias MNlldwells imitabiew re 'J 'erwle sew* gels pewee t o et iliedlOO4 dist Who lel to admit • sew Wiwi le the blew is &She wwwwwwiled by hie r*lst ben. Mead, be drat he st • he bow le awry •th em Yee ells& Ilheightles. sewielseletbispepladloarredthelba hi the delis es Ns owl Reim It was • ems redisc a te s wwwilsg d weeds * lay drat 6, wrist die /di wee le lie ear. Ille tight bon. trisers rewsked mewl Se hodit • ledessies which vas lees dim • pie sr se weirtion at rd. (Her, bow) (Mr. Gleddisw " We. ow") For bow did the melee And l' The gesseet Oniff es he wee Is. 9d. ; by the kw se it sow steed It wild Sill es the Ist et Uto ls. 3d. ;he Ili hell the Id Awe it eliseM be Is. 6d., sad Cie s t hied OM the shewiles hew la. 9d. to ls. W. wee • tediedlia (leer, beer.) list his tight be. Mead said k ins w Imam, beeem it we • Les seised= lir • maim siestiss. Me ghe Chssedier lithe Itadies) =awee that os the Id stAled • duty ass hi *bid wes hes thee the deer lid sew esisid. Dhow, Leer.) 111 We tight he.. hind ever le essloNdi the the reilselks Ism led to 7d. Is the Wow hi was se nerd" se hem fo resee d. to ad. isiesse midwife,. • poor t Ilksio vas so later at .1 with the *6O is the wee hey es wit, so he =wooed it weld re be doled that tees she eel* a reduction. The mime with sewed le the day the seise peireles es width void has etheL es Ilis hal weds • elienwt es • bear l shish his dike bra lOW bed digneihel is se wary wild hems. tot slempt le died* the pails; be shelled be he/ gni it . peel.; be add le weir le eeisse seids dile% he welt Is hese wid did the pia be_ permed welds hike weld be sedweL edits( onlibe - mr• slit Her eppouset Ws se Idegber *ties the bows • piss the wig hien e lt 0 Me whisk wee ismer et tsselks. • bed hippewilee le his tight bow the& If e h =bore supplied He be Ohs Chasm-Brat the dasher gem) it the ekes et • war vise Weems gewertt •Or for ease to the biateer et the - Week. AU he weld be weer/ et dein we set allowing the SA wireeles be Idle pia He weal wain see te the amigo the mend et eviction in the weed s* per, sis esegessil with the big** rates or the wee how The elersties es the nit duly would he 2,003,039 R es the 11114•11 ~ M , h 1011,119111. ; es tse, be. ; es Wsad es sugar, Whillt—waldsg• • bild isilm / IP/111. It blade tree, so ids Tight brew Wiwi weelsid the the mire of that withedes wed& ad item wale the ilerwlel paw, es the laws wen set always geld the weal they below dee ; bee, Wags the gram et the yew is Her Its, w emperel with the Wghwt leas hes diedw the wen thew veldt be • rambles to the b rig Nakao. H =ery et mere now veHis htbe.et him seweldsgtwel • bowie tor the Exchequer, sod hit le ss Yeses the ft * femme public. He &law thar bi E the Amy; bid, ems It he were le mho • be yes was reedy le taw the low is II W die me hem is see 14, awl the MI trims. Os the ha owl ewer tidy the Is thew wail be ea assuwes ober, sad • we linger son wed/ be Wel es the pubic 'Hie bee. Mewl newt is hie ea th y :Meet et the . Dhow Ursa He wild wily the Ws boa. Mind, * the leigdothet Ws lest the awl bow lowland Is Wows ederholba Nis right hew Mead hid awed h. et beim dessewell u ateales Illleledea ea He r• &the; be bed deer se the pr .istgle ot besides a te — lt. prisity , est he bet In Mr. vemeatima Nay ieeekpied it. Els imams far sot dim es le the swebodes Om *hie the cesemithe bed ben died by the sells bed el Se his/ et the ipresiasest es the whom wide& versidy, est is the pe wet gait et the sowovarosg. sod po•Ohlsorl Ade st ilegfistrws, be wadi le weer Witty It be aid he wee Asa wee weessew fir dr monk* of the yew Ho bed i fed pegesel le at the hey be *me r, red Ilmoby werigehel the pbeigle et peogestive sad vier drew ble wiped he the tested yeses awls se the i = ot the shis e e4lies et the pessine. - It see to ask fler nay ter dr erstas, sad kit the Umbel Mel* Ad, it was begessible t o ess • tes he • his eerie/ thew • yew, • theresepedel welt adienses wwww blo temostiese. /le hid wet w e i r deal efth • min et Wm right bow te spud whisk led panda awl Ohs Awe sil ethos; did pest silt yid& rehned " e i re redimilea id the wee lowa is meld het her whim and • bit el the wee be... em wadi be adisiell lush( the melee yew as mom of He wee Wass es 5 seteseftwid It aught le be spells& lo the Doidemper 1.14 • two whim wedbe se= l ;the been weside sellidswit peered sod nem he the swim et as yew; It the • 1 • nem the Ire sod sews duties less oologgial, k be sooloory te i zeite eine otbsr seem he die thaws el lobes& prig last the Mose wadi pest twe tiller new elf% wa isowis het he the peewee et this itilswellea of the tomio, as the bar sew shed then wadi be se the pewee= that seem le rwhoglisi et lbws M ods. The awl yew wow Is the Li et didbeed reties, aid there wee se grew to cell these is mil they keens dee. IS the wee • simples la the Ilsiorsper i the ad of IN punt yew, talio Commimlosom for it Salbootioa a I Sue Neliwel Debt wild be bead le sway it b the aliwilis Owns et the orfoolsg ail, awl is eider to awry ti thighs of lib tight haw kind I weal be MOW wry le pre es set * imqd Wee Whew et reeesse mid hasp II &s llw blew le whoa the been whoa they berm ilse. Weems be eight his. Mind whirl to =the WA mew lea hr the pewee yew it wail mesh the wiewelles et debt is the seat pew bet it sp lewd le Me siber • el= *wire et Peletta d le 11 1 . D.2 des les Oar this yew he pewees. It be laths le glee the psegis the stk . t i tbi . tr, awl ismer lhe lea aid year It . Ble bow. Mewl led w awa his et WwWiteg et tea Tim; sad be weld dresibe• is the le the ••ad dreg Night be ebb se Judge whether the tar diell=oB welesil silt Is iliviitisg eissampliew sod bow Ile the Zhu* et Ids Z i t. to= this pledgeg of les wee is LW it wee 44,1911,111111bw is WA • la WA SWAM& That wee l uraz therms the they ma timid we es spell etempo dess. Is lift the esweerptiss hal riss le 111,961611d15. ; INNS a the teed the _highest imaihui wir DOA het the assewpilea see is NW sit, sad is Did, 611,277,900 As, se dud — & --- b7si *we won wore those et the lighat ansespies ewe known ia Ode emery, setwithilewiles Ss set crashing lea et le. pee s& which be wei to Verft the main errerr et Is. al.. wh The pewit deems' wry little is them double whet It wan= He wield lest rehr to weir. la IBM the unssomplies wee :21:eta; Is 1946 it wee 4,800.000. Detswellet a teed dregs took ple:a r t t o e extension et the I Vtif limb in celunkel ; in 4862 the err we U 12,000 cwt. ; is 1153, 7,487,001; is 1 kwe MASI/ is NW ii till to 7,90,000 i eat is 1 MI le SIAN; seithst Was hid Ism per it wee meter 1 Her la awl la 1111. wader am Is 1/44 end in La Newly • se Wit the imesmiptice bees sot hes weistilly sailed by the abiesilts is the Mdse. li a r hews the lesiewe we did werier. The wasimpli is IMO a WOW err. is 11114 1110,104 and Is WU =The wilds of ask brewer &MIMI • MY mak stir beim et *ay , is MK aid Is lOU the pas wee DAMN Mash ;Is MK sherds said deg dig viola ea, It /di le k 6.000,000 ; is 1110 Muse 111,1111,0111. mil Let yew thdtheoo. Bo that the said the imam wee hr peeler Her lii produced is tee sad oosor. WI& 48 Ns melted he wit mil es extract hoes WOAD* thea when these yes solottar loodharity. lieseigel:-.0 The des set mid to is isievepst bright • lift es eager Owe NO et the hod esespelerbb memo by eked a hew sows@ en be elswelemily reked." Be regietted se mesh as Mr Tight lisemeedie *WA, or say ram member at the hews, Hithe se comity sheaf Wet he Issgesisg • deity es oddt esswesel, sit sig by upper Ist by the w wes eib ids=walieg H..., awl h e re Wird It vets W hi pews le wish W the .les sad slew the din le Wile iliNlj big be lowa He II they weer hit he ems ether wide ridesewl ememegliert es width t he • bet they wed* enfant it weirild set be hes owner err less es bodes Is he the /eel& Wes SPOOlarblitTe l. * ifit*pefilsera bed set esswees/ with goodies pet le It wee Weis l ey istenbew sews sessibin ids les Oslo b be bed mete • pealtheiliseent thelloy bow the duty weld drop to la IL es the lit et Apt If web ea be Meg wow bed bees gliss, the seit mead wee • Week et hi*;; sad abbsegli he sei hie - sl e w woo I a boom of the wowed' at the right hem. geedwes be weld se sup pet thew It they isvelwel • Ludt et lab. (lew) The CHANCILLOR et the MEM= wee awry he bad ~imbed the weellew sod Todd die whet bed lees. glee. Es Jowly hest • isgshiles= we hiss to worrii whet wen the iseariese et the downt ime la rehashes to the imam to Is We UMW he whet wee the law with weed se the Mese* dudes inyoesd dieter thew; that the wee deity es mit expired es the let of J*, um the duty es lee wiseld t 7ire on the in April, mod the income tax on the 6th of 1858. No question was pet to him in relerenre to les duty, and be rely shissd • let. The depotutioterepreeentml a society tor the se pal eta, *come taa, awl be whin to do with the N. him by the bishop's steward, Mr. Grcasly. When be was at Auckland the linen.s were sent to Mr. Greenly to be sealed. and banded to bins Gtr consideration. When the license wan handed to him Mr. Burgess's name woe not on it. The was a blank in it for the name. He brought ft to Durham in that Mete. He took it on the 27th of September in that state tsMr. Dartson's offiee. Mr. Davison was secretary to the late bishop. He directed that gentlemen to insert the Reverend George Hurt Bargecs'i name in the Lease as incumbent of Christchurch, West Hartle pool; he was aware that the cemetery bad been conosernited upon the petition of the vicar of Btranton and Mr. Burgess. The none we. inserted in his (Mr. Bland's) presence. Alter it was inserted, he (Mr. Bland) signed. Cross-examined by Mr. Hill —lt was on his responsibility that the document wee signed. He was aware that there was an imseenily eontroversy at West Hartlepool. The Judge said he would not have any seligious contra verily there. He-examined by Mr. Atherton—ln using the term " un seemly" he did not apply it to Mr. Burgess. Mr. Jackson, a clerk in Mr. Davieon'a noire, stated that he (witness) filled up Mr. Burro's WIMP in the IM Niue. The learned Judge then expressed hit. opinion that after the explanation now given it was It groat pity to go un with the MAC. — Mr. Hill, Q.C., then addressed the jury for the defisdents He protested against the conduct of the plaintiff, who, in seed cat' writing a note to the editor of the Iherhaw hur t which waa admitted by him to be a respectable journal, and in which that note would here been publiehed iu the eery nf la impression, and would have cat once corrected auy mistake that the parties had fallen Into, chose to bring th is action against the defeedants. The West Hartlepoel cont edoionerst were a public body, app oiuted by act of parthr meat, and reeponsaide to the ratepayers, and semester tidy whose prseediuga were of interest to the piddle uel properly reported be the prose. This report, he observed, was objet ted to as libellous because it was not a report in intense. Bei be maintained that it was a fair condensation et the proceed begs. He contended that the report having been lent to the delendinte by their reporter, ar.d relating to public matters not onit ..f intense to the town of Harthsesol s but to the whole diocese of Durham, they were jusilld in publishing it. He remarked that sixty yews ago an the ease of Woodfall, the printer, Lord Mansfield had laid it down that the jury had not to levido with regard to the libel, but with tepid to its publication Since that de cision, however, en act had been posed which left it to the jury to de are whether the publication was a libel or Lot. lie alluded to the rase of " Lord 1441C•11 V. the Debellao a the lkitly News," in which ease tho conduct of that nob!, Lion had been severely reverted upon; but the inCele having been published in the interest of the public, the jury gave • verdict for the defendants. This report in the bode ors Arkertive.• was a comet account of the proceedings, and published in good faith; and therefore Attie jury did gee the plaiuutf a verdict, let it be for the smallest coin in the . . . The learned judge then aummed up, stating his opinion that the expressions made UM ,f at the meeting clearly con tained libellous matter. Iteporterd and lamella's, proprittore were private individuals performing eery uaeful and im portant functionot, but if they circulated slanders they must be held reaponaittle, as other priv.tte individuals were. The jury retired fur a chart time, and et two o'clock re turned with a verdict for the plaintiff—one farthing damages. THE POLICE COURTS. kr. GLADSTONE was eta dliktat eplAks. asgs thig et ths ordinal zoisktlas wood ad adds Ow quo de, Ad wadi hod It um to my odor bow wombat to kw sadtwol toostatka. Ni. de woo to Lew do !copse V OWL By the decease of Sir Godwin Philipps Langharne Philippe, Dart., aged 17, cis the 12th hut, at St. David's, this anciseil baronetcy bus devolved %ton the Rev. Janice Reiss Philippe, vicar al Oswiagtott Mee4 (a lineal de scendant of the Aral banes' cirestod in 1621), whore only son is the Nor. J. Imago Tbrapp, now curate of Wilton.— ifslisieryligwasf. The publication of the paper was admitted. Mr. W. W. Brunton, clerk to the West Hartlepool Com missioners, stated that he attended a meeting of that board on the 7th October. Produced a copy of Mr. Bur gess' license. Believed that the document was read by the r man at the meeting. It was dated the 27th September, and was a license from the Bishop, signed by Archdeacon Bland. empowering Mr. Bargees to inter bodies in pie consecrated ' portion of the New Cemetery. Crow,examit id by Mr. Hill—lt woo read by the chair man, Mr. R. A and Jackson. Several commisaioners, whose names he gave, were present. Mr. Jackson, after reading the document, mid it is with the bishop's seal opeeialty at tested. After it was read several of the commiasioncia ex pressed their surprise and anonisbinent. Several of the com missioners asked of witness if he had made an application for the license, and ho replied to them, "No petition had either been sent by the commissioners or the town." Several of them said. that they could not understand the necessity for such a document, as the burial ground had already been consecrated. The chairman said that Mr. Ridley, the vicar of Stratton, was the proper per eon to inter bodice, and that the limns) was a clumsy device of Mr. Davison to give Mr. Burgess a statue. Mr. Ridley, the vicar of the pariah, remarked that he (Mr. Ridley) had written to the bishop, and that he bad received an answer from the bishop that Mr. Davison's document had been laid before him by that gentleman, but that Mr. Burgess. name was not in it. If it had been be would not have signed it. The letter to him, he said, was signed by the Rev. Canon Maltby. One of the tommirjoners said it was a fraud. Another that it woo a scandal upon the church. Mr. Ridley replied he did not see that. It was a scandal upon Mr. Joseph Davison, the late bishop's secretar7. The eummisaionere repudiated the document. The commanionere are elected by the owners of property in the town. The meetings are held f einightiv, For the hot year and a half they have been attended by the reporters, and the proceed ings reported. Mr. Peel, the next witness, produced a petition for rerun crating the cemetery at Watt Hartlepool. It winowned try the Revs. Ridley and Burger. an.' weaselled by the com missioner.. The Bishop of Manchester consecrated the ground The Flee. Mr. Burger produced the original licence MLim under the seal of the bishop. and signed . " bee Bland,stan winery specially appointed:' It was signed on the 25th of = ler. Archdeacon Bland was then calk •l, and proved that be win appointed canunissarv. He was at Bishop Auckland in SaiWatabar, whin the 'Dom% with others, was handed to MANSION-HOUSE. A boy named AilenilLiVi.4,WioTsi -- apj wen:ince was sim plicity itself, end who teemed to be about it years of ego, wee brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with having obtained various come of money by means of forged lettet e. Tho wretched boo was not a little entertained by the evi. donee, which disclosed in • very unaffected manner the par ticulars of hie plan of deception. Mr. Foxall, fish salesman, of Billingsgate-market, said—lC have known the prisoner for the lest six months. He bas ' been during that period in the habit of bringing to me orders for thih from Colonel Hughes, who it a cusioiner of mine, and on the 24th of February he came to my place w ith the following letter direct.' to me : et Dear Sir —I am very loth to ask this favour of you, but as I have nobody here to ask, I aide it of yOll. lamin s little strait just now could you kindly lend me 3/. till Friday morning, whe n bearer of this shall bring it you with the payment of your bill. Please send the bill up by hearer, with the money, if you are kind enough to lend it me , till the time opevified, when it shall he returned to you with inte rest.-1 am, ler. "It. R. Heelers ' Lieut.-Col.. " P.S. Thc bearer of this the clerk of myfriend, and the one that came for my bah, will you be kind enott„th to give him the money or cheque, whichever you think proper; if s cheque, do not cram it, for the boy Luis orders to go and get it changed for me. lie is an honest young lad. 1 would have mine down to you myself, only I have got corns on my feet. I could not hardly write from a sure thumb I have got, from a splinter which got under any thumb nail. "Feb. 24, 18:17." "It. It. Ile L ues, Lieut.. Col. 1 immediately gave him the money, believing the letter to be genuine, aria because the boy asked me for the bill when he handed me the letter. The Lord Mayor (looking at the litter) - Rad you no doubt at all upon reading this ? Witneati—Not the least, my lord; became I had often. convened with the boy, and 1 always thought liiin a nice, innocent little fellow. (A general laugh, in which tLe pri soner could not help joining.) The letter did nut look at all like the colonel's writing, but as it mid the colonel had a bad thumb I thought that accounted for the difference. The prisoner emu again the next day with this lacer aakjr, me , to lend 2/.. "Doer kind Sir,—For your kindness to me on yesterday I was afraid to ask too 'ouch ; but please if you could send me by the mine bearer the small rum of 2/. until I am paid at the War-ofßee, which will be on Saturday, when you shall hare it, and whet I borruwed of you yesterday rerniug and to-day as well, end oblige yours truly," E. IDIUGHES, I.imrt -Col. " P.S. You did not send my bill. Fl mnd it now. It. It. 111:611 as, heat: CoU' The money was given to him in the same way as before, as I believed that letter also to be genuine. Two day. after be came again, and had V. 10s. more in the same way ; and on Thursday he came again, and asked fur the loan of 8.'., but he had nu letter then. I thought it very strange, and I told him he had better go bark for one, as without a letter I did nut know to whom I woo lending the money. Ho replied at cure, .06, yea, I'll get one." I asked hint whether Colonel Hughes was in town, and he replied, " Oh, I can see lie then went away, and in the course of about two hoar' he returned with this note: Dear Sw,—l Ca;e happened to mislay my commission- Look, so that I could not get toy pay on Saturday. I have lost my granddaughter on Saturday evening, on a sadder,. Sir, as I em really in want, oblige your friend by bending us much es you could of Si. The blame* father has kindly consented to make up the dill, ient part. I have hod my thumb cut off it wea so Lad. (Lau gh ter.) I would hare come long before this, only lam troubled with the gout. It was quite right to send the Loy back, because Its had no nets; but I was astoniahed when the boy told mo that you did not,- know who you were lending your money to; Out it was. quite right, I ought to have sent a note with him. But do. I send toe the sum of 4!., if you could, by bearer, till Setur : day, and oblige yours, •• R. R. Hennes, lieu! -C 4 ," I I asked hint if he had men the colonel write al note, and he mid, " ;" he Wood and saw hi m write it, as he had been down to liodilmden. The latter., like the other, did not at all resemble the handwriting of the colonel, but as it raid that he had bad his thumb cut off, I thought of course he could not write in Lis usual ay. The primmer mid he could get down to Hoddeeden in half en hour, and that he could got there and beck fur la. 6d., on I thought it beet to send the money by my own mein. I ac cordingly enclosed :51. in an envelope and sent it ly one of my men, butte came back in a short time and bid me it would take him an hour to bat down to lioddisslen and art him 4a. for a return ticket. 1 then sow that I had been de frauded, and I wrote to Colonel Hughes, who wrote hock to express his surprise at the whole aCair, as he kLew netllng about any borrowed money, and had neither l os t his grand; daughter nor his thumb, which of course I woo very glad to learn. (Loud laughter.) The Lord Mayer—Where was the prisoner then P • Witness—Oh, the moment I determined to send one of my own men with the money he disappeared, and I never mar him again until he was taken into custody this morning. Colonel Hughes was next examined—lle said, I know the prisoner. He was never in my service, but he was in the terries of a friend of mine, whom office is in Union-court. I hare frequently sent him with order. to the prom:cuter for fish. I have sent him within the last month. Not one of the letters or signatures reduced is in my hmulwriting, and I waver anthoriaed the prisoner to borrow money for um how the proemutor. The prisoner was then remanded. . lite seuserur seau me prom um not mete ma wo oeneruipt e5 ,..e..,,, w e p . lee -- Tho wretched uov Was not a unto enternuneu uy um tee. _.........• 117. rii ..... ; _.. ~.- 1 2.- Ip tied bi --a im... r um - . a - agil luoz rdserbirearroangrozrawifew inn wam i z o rrairo www atria Mr. basso th HUWT l i wee mmi l t rate corn wßrl Ittos," than the bill havin g I. 7 ° .: k i ni nd p e tc btad y ; no in r th e L l ar i o tj u d n o t . of the f it eall p at the a te d u ie f the A Osswideß-r read; gli u,: t i tt:;: ezetetl o t o tt „ te , e u re . l.o4 L ot ° i t % deuce, whit d p ise n imed in i a oi r o e n ry unaffected manner the par- •paidthrough call enualiag lieeereesi la of d 1 11 14 liktdOl• aim of Be telleilsw wee he ONE lidlllll=ll Moeda whir wo2lahe pthet lry law. The MUNICIPAL CORPO tee TAva. ACT AMEND- Was hot then made ;it wee not made mar= the choke of Peek e• W 18 **III• Min.. . Mr. rola, fiat ealettman, of Billingsgate-market, said -I The Rae. Mt Benet rid it war a 'mat 'medal aeon Yr. Dames. months. He barn Meellielie mom= year, Is the Isms WU • • Set =pie ammo as swag ms sosseal yew moor the right MENT . assignees . It did not even state by what authority the call „ we . hew , doe : onto ... ~u ito, ,, v ., .„,..d to. „, a , a have known the prisoner for the l ast s ix oe . _ere eis Inman lbs, beams fee: be. lent do of hog moo ore ail moo, oss wee, we the titers On the motion of Mr. MAAADT kin wad given to bring woe made. The claim was nut sustained by flakiest a ... am ., i . e .., te .e. etd ee ,Ji e th e re- re 1 1,..i g - b....i.a. been during tbat period in the habit of bringiug to i re `pm en Here_ illustp •••41• 8 _20. 1108186 !gilded Inns-_, laroson 11. a= MI., bat dr dims, haw= U. and 4L- iir a eel to amend the provisions of the act for the re- evidence to justify him in ordering it to be turned into a We .em eft dolt tae e....ty toe 5 0 7 tacbd.cagrytt for fi sh from Colonel Hulas*, who it a cuommer of none, l won fluily = 8 • 99 eon woes to • weleirst b the • dilheam riaLig-nod that Wag the alas, he wea set ga l a ta m o f municipal rarporation. er emse t e e g the mu*. proof. There WAY nothing to show that the list of eontribu- Mr. Atherton, having read the foregoing extracte re. and on the 2ith of February he came to my place with the . =ry arm thin =deo min Hie • tight hen. mos., es the leselressle lwreidea of pane. =der local mete, to was settled by competent authority. He could not OC sot •• Talk, • bail& for the EeeleMeast Though ho had arm= alsealsa el ,(laic of dr THE INCOME TAX. understand that any practice in the chambers of the very gave. • d them, e u p on " Dear Sir, ,-I ara very loth to ask the, favour of you, but marked how an imputation the, report cast unen following letter dime " mme ' the conduct of Mr. Damson. It amount, to e, t a . MK Met% Mime anwlint Mum ids reale. Ho sher- gasesspo, e is a we " Mg s ew s anomie. few the 71s CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said he Viee-Chancellors, particularly one of such v 7 recentl h • bed here to ask, I amok it tit yon. lamin • eat homy; bat, seas If ho wow be =doe „ radon= who Misitist alley Nat la einer ha was istbarht Davi so n, the profemional moo Yam to Move fee kat" to bring In a bill origin, t could j ustif y us a le g al p rinciple I)nift- late whom be bed served faithfully for so MITI yCIN, ha d little strait just now , y u kind! y lend me 31. till ca beam= of o thioaball bring it you with • ha nue IPIM est Is ten ibi eiw sarished that his eight beg Ws= the rarmitor tor the Ur- Wm thought was no Moly to he objected to, namely, •of he chief clerk to do all those act, w hi ch the ._ , . pmce upon him agars fraud for the purpose of serving th. }nda) mara t ia r bill. P send the bill pbv hearer is s a_ _ll If Ibm vs ease ••• Mt ed Bs =wily of Oohed, who we ad =swan Imo moo th e is u o i o taw to ',corms in the pound oh atututee said *meld be done by the Master of the 'm. o f an ari l ond wi ne v . e ., as aye no y ' ••• Ise& Ow em lla lef 5a115 966 7 the Is- of no Alkali= of that bad blowy A i sm . a b ea ,, wig,. y aw , an d M. is the pound on all Rolls or the Vice-Chancellors, including such importanth the money, if you ate kind enough to lend it me, till the Lilo purposeo f hie friend Mr. B urger. I n exp l anat i on *the -- P • Y men- ° y our m . Multb t h e bo ' Mr Atli Men con-i angnis -aa venhe s- be •• •••11.1.1 L.& 1•Ir ••• • ma hi " . ~,,.....i... Boer we hes ewes Veer homes at Hata ear, not receding 1501. act' as the settling ef het, a eluttelinduti " . The neuut did of aj‘wc etith . both theYfUhr an d d tt: eoon n, clew* ' ken mi.- time specified, when it shall he mum& to you with infe- gm was od leafed es es .••• , .. r .11 h Iva. Reid Ina MN who rospial so °Walt • Feria. / as ,. m g g i ve . t o mu g io th e bee a nd it w o o brought In not Mete by whom the call wax made at all ;it did not even rak i t hired that „ le the ‘,.. riotora of rho yeo , 4ear y ee t,_*l am, ee., "It. It. Monte, !mile -Col. Mien , Ile bals ea ;MOW aes • Ober• (Chew Then was ass alraisa to the of sag Nags lad time. gay that it wee made by the chief clerk. For aught that tip- Ad en ,„4. 6 „,. ~...i t h e exo , t , tti e „ e mi t* f rom a _ " P.S. The bearer of this, the clerk of my friend , and the • bar A Illaawahl mdy that hie boa *had, in the ciorimo tern moos 9 so. why he i g . TRANSPORTATION BILL. peered it might have been made by the chief clerk's asisbuit one that came for ley ilah, will you be d kin enoiteh to give • j the wayminof lis lor do sad bow be illo modals of W. It bad lima ha= = Oa gis =dm of Sir O. Gait the order for the second underwriter. Then again the direction to peeve was sigeed porter, they sh ,_ ould_h_a ‘ v j e . defe a r:eci itrzb el lim its tioi tnah, for a t . 1:7: barlawal la hie own errhatia. MB dila Ira. Mend bad Ms ors hoes per 10 pm beil so reed wary = a s my 94 w hi c h geed fur Monday, was em- only by the chief clerk. The court could do no other than a week, wnenme7.'"m".` have hi ts tee do not ere. it, for ty the boy has orders to go and get atIVIIVI Mt VehlVilla heard 11 0 11111611 et moo= to ea ha& Thin won oho months Mr strike out the claim, there being no evidence to authortee da • the seine number in whith appeased the bane, night oleo iiB l ' have the antidote. The etfinelaute O. the money Or eleque hichever you think preper ;if • „ it c for me. lie Xan honest young led. 1 would have We lea 696011: is he he 01 9 phey - le. of &wise whir bash= woo mar at• is reemising lIUSINEW OF THE HOUSE. bring turned into • proof. The question was one of each .'la w 'loth ofthe i i i , t h e ho we ver , r • come down to you inyoelf, only I have got corns on my fists hatred report en the C .Pl edle i l i ng " oleeklinle MS IL MI Illig• *gad iniamt orki ti. ow ail vim the day serer he do radar 6 9 6 .68 oria ewe pd.. o th e d a y h ese p io ,.. e s ea „,, o f the opinion of the Court of Appeal so to whether the c occurring only three day. before. A question might be ra _ , which or under my thumb nail. a apouter g . dig se he the nerstion as bries the mairithe hod siss ne the dim was as faxam aa a e meana as imam .. Thim u y .. c l er k „add do e g t h ew nits i iii li o i n g y, in his own person, why did not Mr. Davieon summon the reporter, or the person e Feb. 24 1847." .R. It. Ilt tales, LieuteCul. who uttered the words eomplained of, but supposing . ~,, ~, , , be ginbil 11 7 lie nab Ise at all hie ... _a dielirellese_ the mash= woe aow roe whoa- The beers then adjourned at twenty-eve minutes to 12 without s coeurulting or having renew". to the Vice-Chan- I nutualta.e., gm e him the money, believing the later to 4 • In the awenblir nermakfr gm =mo in. MR Id& be the arsonA of the lady, mad ho shads, there- ere Mier, either to reaction them, or to sign him name to the • Mr Davison had brought his action ' t the M far be menthe, and be--uuoe the boy asked me foe the bill ahem .. hip- _____• lo he aln jrnorganink an d jereelse We e its lion beta inelor maid If the Chiral= of - order when made . latter, be would have been involved • ae ntwor was _or Wei wee° he see le. _,lwest the bed proposed • sandman Sr three Mr. Gerldsrd's name was erroneously inserted in the list of Mr. Maleolm applied to have the dividend stayed. • . involved in nicer points than were the celebrated Im k ,'*nded Ine the letter. . he Lord M • (looking at the teeter) - Hal you no I to which ho eboule errantly refer. Mr. Davieon e- - Ma • • ~. „________ e nne ••: a _ th e a _• ll • 6lo ...._. a _eir ii• Me. _lP,..____,_nen In year in • duty of to There was no pairs ca Mr. Cobden 's resolution. That gentleman le* ob- lila Hunour would not do that, hut would direct a sum to p et doubt at all upon reading this . 4 • deed e t•ont tso vso e -..t o October, ut it Li. lain earl th 4 lt f b ' 7.7... Wlni„twn7..... .......", weft eh Nerd to 'dila the bead= of • tailed leave even the hour, and was absent from two dive- be reamed enfecient for • dividend on this claim, should It a - P ha Wen...l-Not the le,ist, my lord; because I lied often. weeelPald Ibe !mere erWeeenestres set odli - =go adman at duty wan ran ormarat the Mons on account of ill healeb. uhimetely be substantiated se a proof. wee ma till the 2nd of December t t the defendants , set conversed with the boy, and I always thougld lota a Mee, few 'key.* fre Ila 94 , 1 set yen rhsetere el 6 99 .1 1 hdo are sf nos. la the LO the sonewmglien et Ise It wan awed that a dividend of e,.. i n t h e pound would e s their plea upon th e record, and it woo th io-Llutt the iu- `erred little fellow. (A general laugh, in whith the pet- 1 of tie siniespairs des Pwleasse UWe NON•••• was WWI, la • dr het two roes it err paid in the course of a week. Mous and (ahem:Roue statements were true in very Met. of caner could not help joining.) The letter did nut look at to sat fir ash he sh ninstas, air kr the List agmmilig 6., ,,,,, : 4 .4, the re pr THE B UDOET. Me. e y ed . tendered a proof for 800 e, en behalf of t h e Now, the defendant& had either inquired into the truth II like the • loneee writing, but as it said the colonel had • Beef AN, IS els_ a hreees_ l n 998 aea fie •be ear le wag bowy, drat he the last year - the allegations made in the report, or they had not They hued • i " &reign.* of the Royal British Bank, in nape* of the call of 6 found .. I , they • yew, • =morrows won solionomilikel•lF It's nom gir mhos gig Your ; th e eoneump. THE DIVISION LAST NIGHT. fele made by the directors on the *h of September. that the allegations were unfounded, in ehich . cam am the next day with this letter mete; tee WNitaaannthna* In and "II In ani etill n P." el li. ds• ibi am ' b• 11 " 1/°° Ig ht . Wags AND Miago,r•orimidered is committee ..-(In ths This was admitted as a claim, subject to fort& trdiscurdon. cue the malignancy of the hbel was known to them, and Prmeiner o , . I right hrs. Mush mud whirl hod redid =I permed gram to is o Big t o b ox° e go they put forward and deliberately defended these false and to lend -i• • . Committee.) L Moths made, and question propelled, (Before Mr. Conimimeloner Fane.) injurious etatemente ;or else, without taking the trouble to *. Dear kind Sir ,- For your kindness to me on yesterday I Not ewe a sews; Rai re et wee eked - it ths =Or =dr lir dose ye a lk was ne e d= bow- 9 That towards robing the supply granted to her Mejesty, was afraid to oak too much ; but please if you could send , tedimilsa of des war =ma I. mid Mss how minas si l os mom me ssoorsis go a d,,,, IN RE wramiyag. ANOTHER BEITIRE BANE Mums- inquire, they reeklevoly, with the Meant of knowledge More in lieu of the &the of Canto= now chargeable on tea them, shut their eyes to the truth, and, whether the accuse - me by the game bearer the small sum of 2/. until lam pare ad •MN d the war holm am word be sollored Thasseihrof Ms ha mop= the moment. imported hue she United Kingdom, the following dam The he time were true or unfree, they at haphazard put dream. re- at the War-Ake, which will be on Saturday, when you Mull Kohl Be essibill ear Is swam of IM irer . ,...... k. inagai 1, 5 timi ofilitqlsi _ .91•11•1• M IM ohm - Are ths owl ea retir ee a rm and aere me t Arne te m . et e t osautipt wu • draper at Rkhmond. He was 1 sod nested le ought lo be applied lo the of es la hie *Ws. leer a April 1869 bakaka. in id. pi, pc, ...4c, 7 ., , , , Th .,,,, , , T a blder of ono share only in this unfortunate concern ;be had corded, and heisted on them as true in substance and in feet. Lave it, and whet I burrowed of you yesterday event and Thrhipar Pm= t two midis= word be ne - 01 - " -. 1 - 11ho yery....Figgildhegais lass of ~,,,.; is ... ~,,...d topa id the call, and had a surge. of oome 3001. • but b et The learned counsel animadverted upon the conduct of the to-day as well, and oblige yours truly, to lam or 9 10 id.," and to boort "to 3d." ' creditors , ' he ha defendant. in hat •apologising as aeon ao poxible after they „_ , _ ~ , .R. I. aimed; LieuteCol. , . benen teenh V enellid a a T md mem troths ..A ...a. la. an. O bi * . cd tbs ba ill ea lnd if it vies titr k ermL-lasieset thereof -Question put, theee'teteed with *emit** j udgment t me• h ad .... ere d ne d t h e f o ui ty o f t h e a m e ,,,,„,,. Th ey h o d - tee. lou mo not send mi bill. Newel, send it now. d es Yawl if es • le Mee es es - =Pr alogeog the boon =aid be to resort to e T 8.6 9 .. Id. ' en . i neenne n ~.- The no tree been driven to this court. Assignees were now (theme. awls Ins 06 04 k be atlealtai . 0 4 044,10 OM. IMO eel, basil= t. try ta. ohm at tine &Aged; Kte e N age Mr. Mason to the court, looking at the hardship of u-- , elmded that it wart a fair report, and that it was done with- . . It. Ilteame, LkuteCoL" 1 Game INN= fe es Oseelo of **lle& ma Rip Alai mu sainttinl. It id wiper to his thee thin yr , Noss .out malice ; but Mr. Devisor. had resoon to believe that it The money woe given to him in the twee way tie before, as • I the cue, to ite with the urual furmal belanee-sheet, • . . I believed that letter also I be genuine, T • 1. aP b o we eye as • =est the hese wee Pet !we IBMs' lee ef tie amid bo may time ea eat des Chaerier of ATM .... was Dot published without malice. It was • question *he- which tonild only be papered at a cOnsiderable eipenee to the . . . . . • an d bad ee 10.. more i n the some way ; and am le fin Be aAi igiomPlioa of 09 eels. the jai, he guau amain gin kids nowt. ain Tiro::: its. si, J. tris ca' ad i* r. bankrupt. thee it was perrutweble 11l point of law to give even came °Pm , correct report of what took place at a meaning of the Harde- Thursday he cute again, and asked fur the loan of 8 1 ., but w ee _ e the Ise ell_ lase vion_,....___bil.._ . ._ 2o Pref.,_ ln eje M. ...Do Wheal that IM grownomat sirs o Wllaillta lard IL W. Nu os huss toe •Is• P . a ll' !!ennui n i ttnika3 Ina Nadine° t° Nnetim ay °muse a tl Improvement to defame the char* of he bad nu letter then. I thought it very strange , and I told •••• UMW *me ell =" 1 iM n " 'MI"' ". ?Weer • herr eerie with the Mahn he is sad 'g. r .b. =I lk" M k * in that respect , which might be approved of by the wig- PP' . nut PM sew 19 the el aft.' rot., sod Bee moo Ms of the Wool= ad arsomemesat Commissioners , • ter him he had better go bark for one, as without a letter I did mr. Damen, and valuable as the mervicee of the pre. un- ros no prow to =I hiss is midi they hams dr. aaB64 the ar mosat win et othelleathea in as • a itdeu" Phoniceeeil r e l. .A. Pain le Itihat -.... doubted's , were in this free country, be had very eonaiderable not know to whom I woe lording the money. He replied at doubt whether it wee to be permitted or endured that the °nee, "Oh, Tee, I'll get one." I asked hint whether Colonel IS him was • amino he Os loniercpcs et the Aw n : I = la a. R. rrisoLvmm DEBTORS COURT.-Mettcw 6.i publiohere of journals like the Inieliaiii Ad d User should Hughes wee * * town, an d he replied, " Oh, I can tree him."' • olid a ,_„_„__sf It e t emi,j_m__,C..i.k...._,__. _I- ibi, Tartar comments a= alas nageollog he trade la ha . lier.olK O. N. W. (Before Mr. Commissioner Murphy.) give the publicity which their eireuletion elfor c de ' d to the de- He then went away, and in the couree of about two hours b• msm*.mw w ` me ' mwmwe ' n we* wa i f we hard ''' W 9 a= Nagar Imo Ward by Mr. Gamow a= Mr. Pomona- W• s ..v irla b. ill: 1 to the soderha ram, of as etheog lit, sad in to ij immaLaa .,„ TIM CASII OP Whs. SCALE'S. &mation of character, to libel and slander, quite without returned with this note : Von il. Jamas. 111 COOIIIIS 0 -. " Der Sir,-I have happened to mislay y sei n easy al I " P h. el la shpt hare, eind I wall In S W . ' Mr. M. GIBSON =a awl eat so =amiss maid be The learned Commis...ter announced that be bad received foundetion , end in many mem uttered with eelomenteligoit7.• • . ATirel J. L. private tenc h.. w h ose had It was true, in some that defamation by some parties book, so that I could not get ley NY on . Saturday. I here • ' gle Y e• P m •• se •• V he e llik e l ,__.„_ • " •• • ••• mid slily Muted 10 ahe parer soh= am woad be tarter ihol•f • ..___•° for Me w. Steles (the poor• InolillgeWlE le kW, In lodes en 9.9. who BB to Darras fur the hE weineds• tee lea any, scoadihr • 'WV JAMES. IaIDINIXIO J. a. enneer, 11. K. created a (rood deed of public symnathel ee from lie . L e k, was rather a compliment than other w i s e. But when it got into lo s t my granddaughter en Sa t urday evening, on a sividere ' ' • • • " • • lute the li 1 Ad • • • d then • • Sir, ar , lam really in want, oblige your friend by trending us biome der Of ammo hie right has, 14=1 whirl to is a s coarse. : hint room.= J. IL Ei W. D. ter, of Keneington. an d et ;iv Bd . from a o L i d,. • rotte journal II,YOI •ei itemise, and l'e into Mmtho Md. war Ow hr di• p•Mill• yaw It was mesh m y , =Ns aoo m oo l m a i ag stales, mad noun 11. N. =Ur . al, if. . Rader (Brighton). The firetnanged amount was a contribution from the London papery if the peren calumniated watt in *public much es you could of 8/. The langur' n father has kindly the eohmedwa of delot mMP nor pet be it sp- , p 6 m 9 6,„ ... WW jimp . imp d ai n meal a a. orma. 11 I kv . k .b • friend abroad. portition- the the defamer was perhaps unknown, consented to make up the dee, lent part. I have hod my ••••••• • =7 . ilir.l. R. 11-.-- O. = y d. anti in rub a cue the calumny of one man wujuet as thumb cut off, it was ao Lad. (len&er.) I would have • to bits roar • show mods 4 preralag . 61, bmg or aamoat Z r ` IN RN GEORON TViloN. fatal .. th e ma li ce o f im mi x ,. Th e fr iends of the person Name long before this, only I ant troubled with the tout. It Win abt bib P ubb 61•••k ad = "1 " 111 b• Inma Mr. Mr. Maid, Mr. snail, Mr. Laing, eats ar . r. ''' .. rmor • N.Y. litaiti LL J. 1 lister to gin no phis ern . 4, emd ham= Ihe m 6, m nee. =l.ll. Raiet . win , MM. t 10. This ineolvent, a prisoner in Iloniereengerulane Gael, calumniated could not take the trouble to ascertain the tenth was quite right to send the Loy back, because be had no note; ' . Isa aid year if mommy. His ha. try bed so 86. m eat m a that the govern - gewnn g , vlvv , * eppeared on his petition, and Inked for an atu r eement, DA of the theme, and tbe offence me , rendered a hundred but I was astonished when the boy told moo that eou did not- e." h. counsel, a smarm of the common Law 9 could not time, greater than it would Lave been if the defamation had kn. _Air who von were lending your money to ; but it was. wed Be If lewheilm• se of es le . mine mho= an hem= bantam, a stag which Oninagg. 11. B. 9- •C. . _ teak_ attend, end he deaked the attendance °fa vitae...• i sad he mord thoshoto dela In W Hie beat allowed to MAW.] within its original Hines. The Court quite right, I ought to have rent a note with bin, But do. • be lumiliond bored es entiptlawas of • noribiad pr- t ern. A L, tf„ = tyci. rant l a se , . ' Mr. Reed, who appeared Co oppose, feasted an &dictum - of QUIVIeII Bench had decided that the plea of jaetitleation send me the sum of 4/., if you could, by bearer, till Satur- ihst wo Urimb6 be able to Judge wham the war= ble 1 8 ...., taint, . • try. mimi a , l L lmilin f aa . •••••m s l•• ......o _ J .,' " , lll•w __._o__ 6l de W. GLAIATOtiII mai LW Joan Roams. isgal maw= too .v iVA ilid al. L jt i li s ••" " 4: . 84.1 . 5im. was a b a d p e a, an d the, woe lik e l y to become one o f t h e day, and oblige yours, "R. R. Human Lieut.-CA" 'le --- - -r,„,,-,- 4 : -- 11 3- -.--. ran= touching ths Wan =if of the no s dry. Refl.'s. . • IL t The insolvent sad one of the oppodng creditors applied este , n , e the reei owing to t h e pi ca w het, h o d b een p ,„ nounivi l I ailed him if be bed men the colonel unto the Tird„r" very strong epithets to one another, . sad hot vas la es esssmoptha Inort, So mg t,& loolou . •tad. The conductors of the public preen generally, who j note, and he amid, " Yes ;" be blood and saw hire • orbs was in Ihtf it on 4LifiLIMSL, is The CHANCELLOR of rh. EXCHEQUER - TM warmer mgt.& urressora. C. W. ninnialia lir. Commindoner Murphy with difficulty silenced them, 4ttlilril N . L.& snot threMened to commit for contempt. The learned Cum- were anxious to sanction their own impunity , and perhaps ' write it. 88 he had been down to Iloddetelen• The latter, Ile, • la INIL 81,"Nthe. That woe 4 be hod mods me of meat to redo assimivoly to I, eee. ale . Itma Boa R. Nee•l•f. =ward 7, l = „ alao looked upon the meeting law its unfavourable to the pub. ' Ike the other, did not at all reeemble the handwriting of the - I Wept= ern any=_ wail row se ascii of mar- =I be tie law he SW If as shams bid pm= and Th .j.... w oo James 8 ., neeioner wished the ...elver*: to go on with his cam, lie, Lad taken up this case of the lerream :Wordiest., and the cohere!, but as it said that he had had hie thumb cut off, I Ws no sere. 4. : r.-ar ftl s, Waist am. The inaolvent referred and declined to be sworn. Oa la MI the uthemptisa bat rimo lo 41.1611.10111 a ; niladjumene• H. °TM I: :,.... i1 ie,,,,„ 7 , 1 ,,-. : ,, z . 4. ~..... ir..w. a nuemion had been diaeruswe and commented epee Mr. thought of course he could not write in Lie usual a ay. The • N i Vt... Mr. Reed melted the court to diem.' the petition, aa the Ath eetoe t h en reeou h e g t i nt there won ec ,,,,,,,i i neccerw i ee prisoner said bent!! get dream to If oddeedea in half en 111141 vb. 6. liv. at 16. Ar d skukago L val dwr ! km his pi= 6 .4 / ii:Daft. raiment, h. &soli id mum In=solvent had set the court at defiance. Ii the sonsmoptim vas in w.L g m Mu ••••••• Mien in We report of the mooting of the Maniere] Commis- hour, and that he could get there and beck fur Is. 6d., s o o 1 r aid in 1666, 611,277,100 the., so that the het pia et liberty lo silk to that pr- a Hyatt. Gantt /taw The insolvent wished an sdjouniment, and said a prisoner sinters and he dwelt cue all upon the feet that the re- thought it beet to send the looney by my own nem. I c *we pen were than at the high= connamplisa Len" •• In Os fir iniessaing dry on AM. assirmari Vb ni il• bad not the means to prepare big . eaae. porter had omitted either to give the doeurnent tha t; which eurdingly enclosed 51. in an . envelope and sent it ly one of Is whie it wadi Wry= WI is ... Mr. Commissioner Mumby eaul, as there Ws. no precedent he mid was laid before the commiationere and that he had ,my men, but came bock in a short time ant teld me it maw tom la this worth astwithiloolis as i n n. VA V he short Wit it waramme to de se. for emir a ease, he should retake one ; and, an the insolvent end mainland in in. which b. re " .1 .... 85 the ebbed Ito be /abides redoihr - tiot in what be == 'O. : we O a not even Mated that it was signed by Archdeacon Bland, an i would take him an hour to get down to lioddteden and c. , of stra l l the anshiso ado of Is. Ad . The ram= anoor i sj s r J. •Zas. gen hal set the court at defiance, he should dismiss his order for the commineary of the bithop. The oupprmoion of Oda fact + him 4s. fora return ticket. 1 then sew that I had been de- fies wee eery litile haw time doable who it was in sea. add be marry domelben- s bo bed doss to the dogninka . not• hearing. proved, he contended, that the 'ern was am unfair as the bawled, and I wrote to Colonel Hughes, who wrote back to Aro of the hw ander as Vim ii. X. T . P. /tat AWN The order for bearing was accordingly diamimed. I. was next tehr to mar. la 1835 the conemptisa wee "ma ti -111181 . __„ „.._, _ ee ,...._,walli ' 069 _ j.h. Mk 0. Court of Queen', Bench had decided the plea was wrong.. express hie surprise at the whole aar, as he kume notbineg • awls ; in 11146 it yin 4,800,000. ent=reat .ndep a y ...oh Isis• 91 91 7 !anise_ in .1 , g o logg. : . =i t a l ... • The following evidence wee produced fur the plaintiff *4 about any borrowed money, end heti neither lore Lie grime- I . Id alli Z= oboe took plea w t o tte extend= eif tie es or mo soh. erem opm smog a. Pcsi. Mr daughter nor hie thumb, which of canna I woe very glad to NW : manor by do hos. morlitor far heir dist ham • . _ • Ptak ritiarldi learn. (Loud laughter.) J tors in agora . in. 1662 ths ma- 99 Platt ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. The publication of the paper was admitted. sel wry g oo cwt .' i n ig's3 , 7.487.00. he Wham wellin• Itzian Oseamiadonn• et Cadens in mph . 9 .7 . • ... „..,4. e m r. Mr. IV , W. Brunie!, cleric to the West Hartlegol Coin- The Lord Mayer-Where wan the primmer then P • I 1 18 ow MI f o mmim a o L 94 7 ,000 ; mi l i o h • leder eldramel loth= by Mo %wok dr ward . W.V. ilia legfame i ft ff e. -.___ . inionen4 mated that Le attended a eatet . p of , a ___, Witness-Oh, the moment I determined to mad one of Iny nfis to 76156 i S. ire lor =or= it was the Thus City snisis a hgaiehs whit word be tiro sre of . A Marra, J. w. OXFORD CIRCUIT.-OxFortD, MARCH 6. on the 7th October. Produced a copy of Mr. Hastens .....: own mr in wi nn th til th h o o m ,, o . ney he di ' , appeared, and I never my etthe tie is a= la INi roar ea he INS, and ri li de r ditr e ll.lr en r s ... i ivr e l 7= 44 2,7.1-4 .. 4.-1 . ....,...., .. license . Believed that the document was read by the ° P . taken into euetody the morning. .4 ; se Wit the amsmgdas his not boss men° 9 7 r. Mr. Julies Crowther and Mr. Justice Wales arrived in ' man at the meetin g. It was dotal the ^"th tvent' Septem b er sad Colonel Hughes watt next extuniued-He said, I know the i Eby ll.ll7 ab,„4 b y t a, a ssm i si k t y. ma.. 8 . , aaa . a* if poilmome-os it =a der to do, sod , Jela . Ur.J.w. _=• 11,.... .. 1 1 . 2xford ye:atm-day moreen e g. , rd . p Toile_ ded at ones to tho waia 8,,,,,,,, Cron, Bishop, signed ey-',,ehd-;-aow Blin d, if try had aid In the Thaw, tor nutria,. ...i. slag.priet ,s ner c .. l,° lle ie w . ea d o eeze:r e inny ° service, but he was in the her lie ham= ars OIR gruel= Ths meremplion in vr. a. ie. L u ty lull, In m mmen °Senn& empowering Mr. Burger to inter bodies in a the consecrated fn , whose Mee. In Unmeemat. I . . 16111 vas WOW mels.. in Mk 1110,1 W r 4 la lOU gent lINT bar bon hid to do. The ,N . morning t r lordships commenced business, Mr. Jar en portion of rho New Cemetery. have frequently sent him with order. to the prosecutor for = The melds of mill bowery &Mel • vorr limo was awn Or it ward be Isar impure" ism , ... ith this• whir or Is sorsmae whit as intentions of I = wet "Es Tri a's tee Crowther Prtniding in ih? crown c°nri , and .'"tc. Cr , sti by Mr. all It d b the chid PA Ham Z. i - vet cad y r- flab. I have sent him within the het month. Not one of with stem theme st &ay is thth and la D. k it. Justice Wilke in the WM pnue court. The caleedar man, m ix R. ~,, and yea ... severe , ... wentere, rd . the l e tt ers or signatures pmdured ut in my hmelwrititite and . Ith gamey was °AWN, hob= ;in VW, marl= is- dr promnost is Torn. to firer lows bin they wins la= c.w.o. watt .thtetne about 20 Owners for trial . There lee fa * namee he gave, were nt. Mr. Jackson, after reading I amen authotieed the pnaoncr to borrow money for um how oss o d go, or po so . la km la 98009069 0 2 um m om swam to hest as lo prime= rfell•••• IliKie. Lora.. i. =L a i . al p. cases of burglary, Gas of arson, ono of sheep stealing, the document, sad it is with the bishop', seal ' the r emit* epecially at- .. • IKINII,OIII, sad Lot year 51C,060 go that he direr Me Id Bis ea wen always slarrombh oed komees- nob= i. e. one of bestiality, one of manslaughter ; the remainder of the tested. After it was read never* of the commie/Muer* ex- 1 e primmer woe then remanded , the bow. Ins hr i 966 m o us " 9, io 6 WEL mod Xal ray liso i be wen aid whet wadi bo the r aiao , ft - 4 7 „,.. ~,, ..... are of little impeetance , premed their surprise and utoniebinent. Several of the cone • mite Weft is L e t** es sews Ni , i i i a .. ti . act inty ipn • perionior adidu as mew be a. elnaid ipui. = on 2. 0. irons It Has. 11.1/. In the crown mart to-day seven Mee have been tiredßOW-STREET. • nussio.ners asked of witnese if he bad made an application f be drier to id which be =to the A. of, but with the exception of two, a cam of amon an one the lite nnn he „_., to them, ii ..,, fur Mr. Pritcherd, solicitor to the Society for the Suppresefoit • bean M'Odhelkeem wham lbw was woke= orberity. va lia l ., ,_ ~, ~.. obions) I b ia , c .1.417. Kiri. r. J. 1.• . =th o f th ey o f en d h e , rep... ,. Pet , . had of %lee attended topmeecute a man, named Willinoi ( ',Wow, I ' Hose=l:-- 9 Thr whim set awned Ina armor= iit ah '''' 99-- , r - ' et, Klewsle, K. N. V. huritl•rh wen a trifling uninter e lli ng e either beer , ' sent by . the ee • ' a the tj'an height • lift ea roger shoo was of the is= satoglimmbh his mods it When salmis ki. trait Het A. ti. meter. Seva of them said that th couldnot rl winners OF -- tOWTLe who etZod re fl . : m o d on a charge of offering ot.cene conga ey .. ito for each a d0er....• eas the burial ground were Levin at the thereof the pm-fortune. on le idey night, Be or rod as mask is hi s T om h oosoa m a p m & both hinter, sad lel boss coltoclins lis semi by more o. ro.--- ''. IL 18. setting tiro to a stack of hay, theyroperty of G. G. Hare:rut, had se .. i been roweewed. The 1 or say oast mambos of the firma that or. 19. sat nedP. Ws die bowsofels trine, b 7 Els se ile .. r.s.rro. Esq., M.P., at Catboat on the 13th of January. • chairman laid the 27th . comity shear atiot tor kmosing • duty ea Whir •of dot sooty, had swarral in gondiedog „wha m flaw. r. ,-- Haar (Lc B. J. r''`'" 0. =a t ftsercr lAgd A . Y. Mr. Capps proeseuted ; the prisoner was undefeeded. that Mr. Iti t z:ll he vicar of Strenton, wee the proper per. Policeman Feb.* Thorn, F '6, NM the prisoner offerinf the . • so iserimui, 2.1 0.17 Was urger had by as le_fbanti=tr by WWI be mar be he w T case as very ear made out , appeared cl I for it that eon to inter • , and that th e license was • clumsy device songs to young men as tele. were kiting the hoese, am took occo e =railiai them, id homer whirl le rows .2_ 9 _ a , Is Vgarantri ledswed. 0 10 0 B 9 ' to. lo ii8 ...41.4, Las on the morning of the 19th of January, about 7 o'clock, Re i t of Mr . Davison to give Mz . Borger status Mr . • if rod oed th • LAI of r• gen a • • him in cuetody. c now p ~, c. Kings w e were • la bh arm le eamds Wto wades sad oNvw tlie death to ....•• as tor with se be moth repeat wire be bed is.. - , Wm taw`ine,_ George in the employ of the tor , sea goi ng 1 ey, the vicar of th e parish , remarked that he (Mr. the meet dieguatingly obmene character. W. A. Mom NIT ri. tr. his Phipps , prow= , Ridley) lied written to the bishop, and that he bad received The prisone who *fin* nu defenoe, was conmettel foe • limier pi hod Its hair ere d try ems to Ink hr tame tie e- H. de mat Wis well Re Ow* anYthkri if dim - to work when he peened the theme who Int smoking • ' 111 eia VW' hispi pe , and * in the di rect io n of the stack. In about ear with d amemorsa s, omm o i io s ea Fable, let wee noway doom*lni Ihn_ellbct cd a law which t www4 . „......., c w or ilamma Korn , an answer from the bishop that Mr. Davison'. document trial. been laid before him by that gentleman, but that Mr. WORSII IP-ST RE ET. , as, warns thot it weer nee has hos camas or4eis mu eillesed MI tillthel. = al be slid Be if a lady 9 Bde 10 minute& after the stack wee on fire, and the prisoner WA I ' d • • . Iftelea la he mow demi at dr ens of IL IIL • pseud men Lod se is. iL m„,..r . ea' .. w......,... ...... seen • short deduce from it. He was taken in cuatedy, and Burgess'. name was not in it. If it had Leen ould not Two robust and resolute-looking fellows, rumnd MOP lea and eurge tog, Ware tar en ening have eigned The letter to him , ho * si gned by the Bee d G K . , h :red th I ' beat rid, was M! 1 tfr. sroo=l:7k ai lareadmiss hod not a Pe* I weld be s lesalisS . 6911 10 B vied se be a e Meow, • h.. admitted that be had wet it en ere, se he had no victuals, and Rev. Canon make i sawand one question gat he It • woo 'Wei lasi at ma IC a roesolhot as if it woe MN at IL id. (laerghtor.) it g= I.' was tired of his life and country. I w 1 w. W. y. One of the omelets:men, geld was found se. on e prom... o r. .in Can., • 1111.5treet ilmiure nod, for a se a fraud. Another that it was a scandal mpon the church. builder, in tit. do • y , mord I Warm with mos womb= of ern los bob is !seriph! ally . r. 0 " , IL S. 50 = 001 bY lam lusillak. 4° lt. w .A. The judge sentenced him to feu yam* penal servitude . I I. bad ..4. . rain alromme est isw the Aar wad ..... m.. e 91911 N. HAI ella be- 91 0 9 Na" sod " & IL . lifilta illa n. table Mr. Ridley replied he did not see that. It was a scandal felonious purpose. e * dept IL id. was lad of Apt If wash oa oar der orOme mos, hi hoholisaal i nsmothohou that .A. ;Men eke w. I . upon Me Joseph Davison, the late bithop'e secretary. The I Police-constable N lie stated that, thorny *fora a* • • swum bad bra Ora the eitt oia a I sla m a r emir wet bad to pay the ley es Isa oar the sr of m=la dd o. W. w0 . 71.1ia..W. Mr 0. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.-Dustiew, MARCH 6. oummiasieners repudiated the document. The cam...lenience. I o'clock that morning. while passing the proseeutoee bone% are elected by the °anent of property in the town. The jhe obeerved tied the aide door was partly open, and, It e r s t e . s heti; sad =heel he osi W lN Z ami nare in hawse of wd__, d eedef 9 ___.___ . 0116 di we • Mee oer• Math nO•ed• lith i rlatbra Civic Stns. -(Before Mr. Justice Crompton) half • and turned on his . bull** eye;" meetings are held fortnightly, For the hat year and a quietly fattened, • tho ad des right _boa. prams he cord ad rap- 7.l.ttes ai te d ei =a wild bib die Ma. Ewe 6. meatl friir . D A Y TON V. DENCAN.-rgr LAW OF LIBEL son NEWS- they hare been attended by the reporters, and the proceed- th e leg of . man protruding from the lower part of • caps. l e port th em V they involved • Ludt of hi= (Ham) a M at . ass • Insert denis. f. MAUL PAPEDA. ings reported. citrus eupbeerd, at the end of the apartment. The indenting Iv reearra woo ne w ett est at s at e . Her , " a= The CHANCILLOR of dr "ICHWITIZ nu wry 11 .6 101 .) ' S. llaWan 0. ll = W. °. This eau, which has attracted much public attention, cares Mr. Peel, the next win..., produced a petition for cans made his eppearanm, the projecting limb was rapidly drains • be bad owerloshal tho roil= sal Todd rah Mr. °LAWTON' odd his riled was to porn the __ ,__,,, Itoriars..,.4. N. la a, the M en thfe mornin g* Mr. Atbertee " Q'ULt Mr. Honest ,and end mating the eemetem at Weot Hartlepool. It was signed by back, but venue secured the intruder by turning the key, 4 Wiwi Rai tiros ph= M. Jimmy bin depetera= miniatior of the =hag hie, Mr the hellos ma ea to = a t Ic i rsi bl Vos i :Ot Mr. Udall were counted for the plaintiff; Mr. Hugh Hill, the Revs. Ridley ind Burgese , and wassoaled by the can- which had fortunately been left on the outaido of the ettp. le • • la him to roureli wine won the Warm of ths gayer- elk usellelPL is mut le relemses to the hems bia. la hie Mr= honor Tbs CHANCELLOR et the EXCHEQUER rid that (LC-, Me Overeed, Q.C., Mr. Ferrer, and Mr, Unthank miosionere. The Bishop of Manchester consecrated the board. Witness then sprang Lis rattle for eadoten mate e, were for the defame. ground after a desperate attempt to break out, in the course of which a what was the low with Nod Is lam allow dries =posed Bar _Add bea gerlorsa_ rd the original nook- B 7 the d e cease of Sir Godwin Philipps Langharoc The plaintiff in this action wee Joseph Daviaon, a solicitor The Rev. Mr. Burge. preelatedebe origin el license te Lim the panels of the ear were completely eplit by the beide* r Mew; - . td Olaf •• als law midi. Philippa, Bart., aged 17, cla the 12th hut, at St. David's, in th e city of Durham ; the defendant., William Duncan end un d er t h e se w of th e bi s hop. and tuned" Leo. Blend, coin- occupant., of the , heel, another *firer at length *need, cud r ' 4 0 1 74., that OW duty Milli would on the la Aped, Mr. oLAneross moats Mina opYlea. The saw this ancient baronetcy ime devolved %uon We Hee. James John Taylor Duncan, pr..prietore and publisher. of the ~,,,,,,,,,...-...1 • appointed . " It was signed MI the 27th of the primmer* , vele. etre found crouching dawn inside, were •evext .7 at mad the income tax olt the 6th of 1838. No caning dv*lB offish Mohr mosindon yogi nth nun& the row Evan Philippa, vicar of Ckeettegtou, Dorset (a lineal de- Thirglion County Acted riser, The action was brought to elepteMber, taken into restudy. e• wee pet to him in FATODIT to SRI duty, and be way thth, bth welt lawn it WM JO my other bra. ember to soondsnt of am hot baron reser in lel), whom only mei recover demure-laid at 1,000!.- fora libel. The defend. Archdeacon Dhaid was torn edict, and PrOred that be ..I In 'newer to the Astrid, the Pine** Raid Mat they hod ! it shad • hot. The depatution a society !Or the th- repos sarew wohlita. Rh whit woo to loan the law ID the Bac J. Enosene Tbilthp, now curate of watu..- dente pleaded firm, not guilty ; eveondly, that the facto were emu c m :r edeem. : He was at Bishop Auckland in only been deteliarged fee.? lull gaol on the preej•Ao TIOM• l a pal die income Ws, read Boding to do well the tea as id art skod lathery learad. ti-,:c; and thirdly, that the statement complained ef Nu • , when the KNOW, with ethers, was luntled to mg *Mr three mouths imprisoneunt, and ending the pro- i , . BOW-STREET. Mr. Pritchard, solicitor to the Society for tho Suppreerfola of Vire, attended to pruaerute a man, named Well iel!,)ts who stood remanded on a charge of offering olotvect font for isle, in front of the Lyceum Theatre, as the audience were leaving at the close of the performances on Ft iday night, the 27th Feb. Policeman Thorn, F d. saw the prisoner o ff ering Ai songs to young men ao they were leaving the hotote, and took him in curtody. Ito new produced the songs, which wercof the moat disgustingly obtovne character. The prisoner, who otiimsl nu defence, was committel tat trial. WORSE I P 7 ST REET. Two robust and reeolute-looking fellows, named George Beorrtt and George Stag, were ebarled with having boot found accreted no the premises of Mr. Edwin Mears, • builder, in tit. dolin-street. Ilacltey.mad, for a sdppeesdl felonious purpose. Police-constable N 216 stated that, shortly before ore o'clock that morning, while passing the proseeutnea bons% he observed that the aide door was partly open, and, havhqr quietly entered, and turned on his bull', eye," ho the leg of a man protruding from the lower part of • capesr eious cupboard, at the cud of the apartment. The instant made his appearance, the projecting limb was rapidly drams back, but edam secured the intruder by turning the koy, which had fortunately been left on the outside o f the cape board. Witness then sprang Lis rattle for assistance, ml after a desperate attempt to bleak oat, in the course of whin% the panels of the door wire completely split by the hbldel• occulante of the 1(0,1, another Milner at length arrived, Riadi the prieonera, who acre found crouching down inside, wee. taken into custo d y. . . . Inanaivertothe (honer, the prisoners raid that they had only been dischn god from LILA gaol on tho prec; o us loom big after throe months' imprisonment, and finding the pro- THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 7, 1857. Irk le pram be SRNS %dam del be botewleil to Isom se dear\ the dolp, et id wild it la wey ow. laid J. lIVISILL amid be id mos make et eareetod mart le do pope& of the Clorallor d dr Probrerir with "aped le tie tea dear, sod I Wed to "aroolor to the 'Noodles it be ended the ammo be Istiodod to poor bat Mho trig ow, to tire hal boo • erred dimerdon sa de Imre at the loft* be "odd la • err reds ow iris hi eerie& Ito dear ho we fa the Yid who be bed formed ea epodes, dtar Ad idiberatlen et muting dr eerie to the Y e ar me sensaly es he raid, ad to rsel e irat e t ift eussam ia i tli b rhorlaialerhie Ie le der er ir t taleilyeepromd Olio to opelialeg tie belga whir hie right ben - ideal bed gesper, mad be so Oar, that it re a kir rd beer elainie• of the rookormle of the yew, sad the semi la whir it wee prepessi » meet dom. It apparel te hia dot es to. seilleedem et de tory of pre did eel innellirly pal ea owl to mil the spree at tile re, it wee rower, dr do Cherdbr et the Nair car le moriir la virivesmar lie sissalsig dergoomight be bur amt by temedea. Myth* ben Sisoll, es= kratty with the plan* mall yelp wish roe Emig to. w, prowl tit ere upper arid le meet peli by Irene tom awl prey by dere en tea rd It sol end body wink rile to eerier whether this w wpm ere • Mara or am mogoodelisa. It yr, to by ear the berets oadir vier it wee •Yr pepped to do par at dale it the liras ads emerry: (Her beer) He did aid thimik it media hen boa tight boy, °We Aber ISmods • ISMINSIIIIIII paha et de war latoro to, mod win ter ea op or Mgni rope r sad oft the saw book bdi d est th ia w ere bar leo right to wry 'rho the oilers at debars to wad have or born ern isa era sod eye dna y do Cirregirt et the = latharaor Ingssul. Prepit berg boas • lop pr he et Se - exposes of de Oak it armed to blia Stift be caimmialii et hop sherd id - that oarlike' woe robed lime don iris roomy arm= at the wee— dir boa the as well se *on Me net et do objects of bar Mindy most one do sarreary womb fur what re et Me bet • per sp. No did met *se with his right ban Moil (14. Oiroter) whet mesh • sore of prourdiag st. toad port kr whip "lo bow =tar year terra is. The deb bore nand denedwa, wide the ansirto ado poor N. milk Isael." It, idol, the Woo tax woe =abollebed, while de girded heavy taro al the et the pimple, the Melt by reran fur spook id roads bet be theught de with the sowed seta ad area whisk wie ld see that is re do le ad wily rd pedlentot nor Si SD Wit offirmo, owl to Orly empaiditare7Zri d l ait. se rid as the per. (Her .) NOM" let It ho ob oral Mot the Ones is to rot eager did 114 kit earth• minty ea de bonder ire' dot while the intros IS. M adtwdo_pries Idabel • w e nt rent of Wear, the tea am too oni wager MI era dos id the roe time tiot it ill we does who is the who, la • bar tattooist poi. lien He add, rarseti Met de plambie which the Ohms - oder et the Voisper Wawa fa Hi bran wee •pr flottylidrese, sr, with ilhe anoptisa of the ankle roe, air they WOO do essedieles be wood at his ger pear Am segeoled tea, be swotted that dr amatising aril bar id hi right hen Mead to mrhopindelea it • Ander doe dr lie at fintronteopisted; M wood to wrier di • meter at aeveraity, la comer I=lthe sigrathlag amelriks. The bore at did wort—in Hord honor ore h r b a .t of is spree, mad, so • moligia•Wat "walk, the dor his, goefilowia the or Air ter Es brig mode • mesa obi speedo la eggerion to the West, _sod dot rola ears berna d iese n a appealed 1p de erietited sod iron strodibt kr patiort the or dor 1 as et dzied, sod i Ve y ere hanag, matorldr aloft dr emirs, • dee olathad olio dearniralvelt to tie air demo roar 'lrmo, the side Rarkeper wee to afar doe i amsembree with dela • white M bed Wu dews. gibe hi debt ben aro raped Silk 1111.1MIIS lIS ma le min ealyeardid Wird "(twe ed* ride rimelha whir wedd rho Poe by law. The dams, ovoid the prat per brews the sight hen geode r ra ned breed wee Dew, or the dillweace hamar 71. or di, hat de diihronee between U. mod et • dime daLIL--aed did Wog does, he wee rot the geoeresot poposidea. =l: 9 bed woe= Ord= et Cheaoller of the 1 ibilwers, IN SAMOS dit pest amperes tar the' freer who Hider eked. end In mai he re oder amp ied dot hie tight Ina Mead ths meeker to de nth rix it Ended, who we aridly ant wen admire et t sa r Iserlag, lad hired sr have shoos pester g i wiete thin 'ebie reepied se diked • pokier Tiro or NO eiporea to the peperals .of Chosedlo et do deshernsr, weak be dried, Robed Wrle do odds atlas. It bed boa head that the the ode ben per to yaw s al bet very owelle le de weeds. Tire woe maths amid whisk brim wee eared ea ; fa sanotag ism sorbs to.. vas • tad stegustia, the Oar we wired V I I, tot when the day yo dr to. rota& lea at the doe wee OS viols lIIIMISII7 iISOWII. OS Os mar vat • voy dirt imieardemee, what ever might be the ono! 6161,4;4, mad be sheali, there kee, bore beta herr sealed If the Cheraw of doe de= ke hal proposal in • settlarat tor three • duty of is. There ow no = with Sliptd to Idilit the limils of a bop esiesilla of duty were seen wired than la de are et ten la the nu the sisomplima at to ear lase llo i s de hut two pare Mt wes so et one thee KO par Ma. It wee brenor, tit to the Yet year Mon or • of deo ea hewn ; th e (annual). los a& NEB ID *NO He thought, Ihrge, k be • toy pod to love the Brio sari ibr three pro lb re me s ed, bar err, to ado de ssitie =he et g the Chimiller ado be soppot the =of the_ 1 4 one ol 'i = . poilenea 1168 rissaborlse tho of Oidod Its apron Oven a W earitinable br et owe= ; it wee appood to the Ire priesiplee at the Week _sad itit were allepted, the bear roil he riga to roan to ere Ober karat le re* tie Fro at thet Y yes sonitted. It did an ewer to his dot tree soil be toy bleargrepri Mw list et do Chenedier 4 de inasewa, amtbishead iris give it his odor Mr. IM6IIMMO bridal dal the iswaramaa 7ebiare vlslMel stand mar gbh Os dears la be sad =Ns et lbe s =rdes and auplerramemat mil Omer thr ar mso *Ma ea the Libor of rielirrilsa la dr Farther cimesabs rail details I . lie *de bra awl Nagar am Waal by Mr. Claaassaari Mr. Poursa- Uaavaikar.______ _ 111 — r.1.11B8ON was aimed est the eileestee could be amity redwood to a to year ideal thew wield be retrain" to campmate for the tall webeilles elite lea bey, accenther the edgiest camped. I to Xr. MALIN!! emretadwa"ret 111 &Oft mho, and arils vedereedi 17 periodical Jew, ware big* iletritowital to eameree. her. Heywoeth, Mr. Moat; Mr. Ileeddl, Mr. Laing, and her. llusikbambic epoire, 116. DMIMAXX , sweeled Ms argement that the govern ment edieme Imbed - ea hareem he texatke, a step which be emeldwed bared the eleepelesee X a acetbasil per- Mmwera. _ _ Kr. GLAIATOIIS OW Led Jowl Roam. espil tip Teethe touching the two r I 1 the tea duty. The CHANCELLOR d the EXCHEQUER—The r r bed ade Nee et terat to elit esehadvely =l.ll be be the by k YR, If as temp leek pima, awl male urns He aid eve se mush reensee as ble with fend ; bet,. he druid bate bore le bell Ms sibs la stir podisM, be dwell hd bbassif poi* at Hefty M silt to that per theme a i Lrei= tit thethealag the duty 1111 the boyead le lade it would .thud. hi Hllll, Vbe Amid di& seessery to do ee. . ebbed to be Meth* tedeldeed that le wire be ✓id he Er* dmeribee—ea be bed der to the depothila rimed t.—whet weld b. the ere et the taw soder dr ealrkbet elated swift 4 spies Ater se to the tilted theme* pressisig dr duly. WM regerd rsultheed by the boa theislhr jar, thela dot Wien edema Was Ormiedoeene Curiae la reply le a heat Alma leers by Mr. Sampas, b e rate • the Bre Clly what would b• duty • if al einth iall = r tble yar. o p i r the arra by adatthe to the orb •• alk• by the rt of piedieme—es It was their to de, rid if they bed seeded to the Ttreary for berm. thee ; they woad bore bre told to do. The is was it be moot ;romper hr the war Wader le memos wire the intentions • the emenneet ta sewed le duree vire bin they waste • psalm le aka dim to pedlime• Trearthre diode sera et We bled we drays eleselthadie tad theueve shot, sied l& al try thee ; he wee oohed Ina maid be the they 'pea • padealett awn be 4 1= would le daffier le Ihst whkh be one it the Maktes. kind Ma. Meath* lad, it rneed, b...Ns area Widetleadudy tether tale& Ida y were • Ozhed Wow. egg viol beth heoller, sad bed boa edtederg used by we MOM doily. Hie right beemmelie tird, by the al of that bed weeded Y mem* : id. m duple dit =t, • by vbkit be mad be r dr as ememery telorrat. (Hem) Hs maid, as lbw wide se be add, a nything whet be bed Atha H. did ad WM well he *deg le the puede, la awely diediblei the dire of a law Ala pellme• a b ed. lthmed, and be mil that if daty utile Dew deed ninth% •at dr w be ee of laN. • prod wen bud et la Si • pm*, it weld a think It est be me rut a reearbet as If it we Seed at is id. (I r.) The they we sot is N. Be prepleed by the reeebelea to male k is. H. Me elehe boa Mid might nate aqua that r(be d, bet be bellevel, neverthibee, that rettb s e . bed i be par the buy es lea ear the Mk d weld ...dab thee it we a vedamel dub -pn.rl—w eet bythe r ithimethad wire Ls Agit ba _ bled mat vim be add thee • Tehealta totlth aft. der a greshe mend= ea vethelba at AIL (" Hew,* sad begblea) Yr. OLAXISTOKE ble *id ato peeper the midterm ef the shag her, OA the doer ma lea te m& leeberpd. Ds CHANCELLOR ioa et is =CHEQUER ..ad that Was SOS s. indo sopsisd the origin des, bo wadi loao• kip low sok sow stood. al meta- ClutiasiAr then pet the question—That the da•y n tee after tbe6th of Apti4 1857, shall to le 3d. per poiud. The ►oar Le.ded. The numbers were : Far Mr. Gladstone's proposition 125 Dist it lB6 Majority foe the government 6l The original motion, that the duty shall be, from and alter the sth April, 1661, to the 6th April, 1868, inclusive, Is. sd. per pound, was then carried. SUGAR DUTIES, Ac. The CHAIM.' w then proceeded to put the resolution, Si- Mg the duties on algar, when Mr. GLADSTONE said be would take the division which had just taken place as conclusive respecting the sugar duties, and would not again divide the home The CuAlarax then read the following resolutions : st:o.a DUTIES. "That, In Ilse of tote delis of ;;;t7ras now chargeable on =Misr impiwted into the United Kingdom, the following ditties shin be charged : To Apri 8, Prom add atter UST. la- AN I L. 1431, dos. ta April 6. ha toelmim. ,riir.: /I s. d. A • d. o= di zewr etiikeeesse n ziv i zt W= d4 diearepar ....... ' ...... iiiirirt% ear " 0 01° 4 ameneugml isi allrer emus .are. :ined lli°° __ „ NI." " 44411 la ' L W . 14 I 1? 0 010 0 Tim wwwwwt sad brews riereliE : er norm reohrol h 88.4 .M , 11 1 kmB4 is renew rimerreerie or dared. ami met .Is. te IrMis theme dr orot. oli 0 0 13 10 *Ks 1148484•14. or ear whir were. es lON ii 18 girth to ,mere Nuns k e 48 kwe land mar ... ... Illt wt. olt 9 011 8 . . . libe oh. 0 • 4 0 Si 0 • ' »' ' .... ..................... *enema 0• It 4co 2 Mide=i:i teereet is mar The tonalatiams ware agreed to, and were nrilered to bo re ported to the house. Tbe house then mourned. NORFOLK ISLAND ((ECCLESIASTICAL GOVERN MENT) BILL. Mr. LABOUCHERE moved that the order for the woad reading of this bill be Recharged, so the government did not inked to proceed further with It during the prevent rossion, The Edina was agreed to, and the order war dtliargcd. INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS BILL. 81r 8. NORTHCOTE moved that this bill be committed pm_ fervid, in order Rat it might be reprinted. My. BOW YER apple* the maths, and submitted that as the by was Scaly to MI to temdimabie diwurviion, It might male he threw pretendei with daring the Freston erasion. Ihr 0. GRIT EN not mdmentand that the reprinting of the LI die wem i it ...V I tits lame to promeding further with It m the maga MI. Pa rxtrroN thee& that eller the discoed= on Sae b wide they bed ea Wedassam, the hon. member aught to bane the epportmaily of serial' bin WI, to show the errattry whet Nora It:Fowl. He could not sit down without espnislag bin that the bon. member for Denis& mid he - bill wee brought in for the w e IM ed lloorria : "No I") He woe glut dm bra. It, for any charge more poomtkee heasuld mot emectsive. Mr. 11011ITER dkokiwat be*/ imputed any motives at the kid, mind b thought he bad guarded himself from belaapposed le helm male semi ma imputation. a lbw eerie from Ilk S. Nowrmoorn, PALMERSTON veld be hoped there would be so divides ea Ea walks of the bill holm committed pro km& Mr. BOWYER said be would met Erik. The boon them went into coramdttes, mad the bill having portal through ccmonittee pro forma, the house named. MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT AMEND MENT. On the motion of Mr. MA.,ET hive has given to bring In • bill to amend the provisions of the act for the re gulation of municipal carreatione contemning the trandir of power. under local acts. THE INCOME TAX. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER raid he have to move for Ism to bring In a bill bid be thought was not likely to be objected to, namely, • lOU Mom the keener:tax to revenpenos in the pound on all Imams. above I. 101.• year, and 6d. in the pound on all imatmso et 100/. a year, and not exceeding 1501. Lem was given to bring in the bill, and it was brought In sal Nada fret time. TRANSPORTATION BILL. On the modem of Sir O. Gary the order for the second =al this bill, which stood fur Monday, was dim OF THE HOUSE. Lard PALMERSTON gave notice that to Monday he sheeN mere that seders of the day have preeedence of math= on Tleginglays. The tow then adjourned at twenty-five minutes to 12 °Volk. Mr. Owdasrd's naros was erroneously inserted in the list of pairs as Mr. Cobden 's resolution. That gentleman had ob tained leave from tho house, and wee absent from two divi sions en account of ill health. THE BUDGET. THE DIVISION LAST NIGHT. WATS AND MlANl,—easaidered a emirates :—(la the Committee.) 1. Motion made, and question propneed, " That towards rafting the supply granted to her Majesty, in lieu of the duties of Custom now chargeable on tee imported into the United Kingdom, the following duty Audi be charged, from and efter 6th April 18.57 to 6th April 1858 Inclusive, le. Ad. per ponW":—Amendmase —Pnrdto lame out " la. 6d.," and to inecrt 'lO. 3d." : CMsdeacee) hon put, nat k, commt t ece 11,ate Entiltignut. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Mmica 6. Wore Mr. Combdaslosser Gas Mara) Just and true revert of what had taken place, and that they published it without maim. Mr. Atherton stated that the plaintiff, Mr. Davison, acted, previously to the resignation of the late Lord Bishop of Dun ! Mum as the meretary of that prelate. The libel of which Mr. Davison complained was contained in the number of the loirlsoot rtixer dated the 10th of October hot, and the form in which the libel amend was a prefemed mpert of the proceeding, of a renting alleged to have been held at Hartlepool by the commis pitmen of that place. Now, m one of the pima of the defendants nee that the Injurious and nclumnioue etatemonts contained in the report were true, it too onoe no ' emery that he should explain how utanifeetly and egregi ously imbue them statements were. Mr. Atherton then entered into a history of tLe appointment of vommiettionent at West Hartlepool, under the Town Improvement Act of that town, and showed that by the 50th clause of the act the board was empowered to construct a cemetery fur the use of the town, and by the 80th clause to appoint ma chaplain of the same the minister for the time beteg of the district of Christchurch in that town. The entmniutioners haying de termined to CMIN'iIK: the powers granted to them, a cemetery was constructed. It then beemne nccemary to get a portion of the cemetery coneornited, and the fleet step wee to petition the bielinp to consecrate it. The petition woo eigned by the Rey. Mr. Ridley, vicar of Wanton; Bev. Mr. Burge., in cumbent of Chnstelcurch ; end affixed to it was the rommon seal of the committaioners. The petition was prepared, and the ennmeration took place accordingly.. But previouely, on the 15th of December, 1845, the late holmp, Dr. Maltby, being vonsiderably oppreconi by iufinnity, finding it diffirult, if not impossible, to trimmest all the duties of MI Loge a etionme„ ezecuted a 00C11111illai..I1 giving power of polomdog the duties of the see to the Lord Bishop of Manelicater, the Yen. Arehdesem Bland, and the Rey. Canon Dowd.. The consecration being completed, it became ueeemary to appeiut a chaplain, and Mr. Ilitvitson prepared the neremary docwoent. He did net supply the name of Dm ekrgyntan to be ap pointed, but scut the doeuteent with a blank space in the proper poition to Archdeacon Bland. Some little time after the archdeacon moo to tho tam of Mr. Davieen, bringing with him the 1i.111 , 13. and directed that the Hey. John Hart Burgwee name ehould Ire inserted in the blank epee, he being the inewobeut of Christchurch, and the person pointed out in the art of perliemeut. This king done, the arehtl...wen put hit signature to the document, and properly detwribing hirultelf open the Dee of the instrument am " coin raiseary specially appointed." New, in the libel complained of it was a/finned that the bishop continued the 'locum, that it was prmented to him to be executed by Mr. D. 111411 under a fetes pretence, and atecompunied b y a tie option prac tised upon the bishop, who, it was allege d, had been itiduced to execute it, not knowing that it was a limner in Detour of the Rees Mr. Burgle, Of wane ae the bishop never MN the inetrumont, this report was estrepiouely and preposteronady untrue. Mr. Atherton then read the following extract float a report of the prorreclinga at the meeting of the Hartlopool coutteosioners, wltieh was published in the defeutlanta' news- Pater • &content in menentos with the Hart , . anal CemeteeT,.l kb ►ad been mortead by the Oink from Mr. lenesh Dee rm. err pat to and read. It proleneed to be a .ramie from the Mahon to the New. John Hart Bursa, en cimplktn to the cattet•ry. and mei tag in tie newt that is poraaa• ce of ase aim." Ate- Os the renting of the document, reeve% ecesmbeloner• est:meted Unite ramie. at lit comm.. No petltim has teas prce ste.i either by the toes or the contrup•loners. 'lle Chateau mid he thoosht It era. a e'nn•y dor.ce on the part d lir. %Throb vet ler. Dames Into tit • oiler. . . The lee. Mr: id ry *old he had received. r,o Moeda, iewt. o ono. meakedia• hem Kr. Merge% rating that be hat erre'. d • lie. bee from the Weep, is. Being at lota to anderatand what wag tenet 1110101111111611.1/00, be, cc vicar of the parirb, 0r..:. to the arl W ,Weed the reply, of which the following to eke etch. etartee:—"The blimp dearer it to be mole known that • cl:Ceme et. nweetwated ley dir. Joseph D .eitot to be a row e Mere' ter the rest Beeped WNW% wee laid b , fore Lim f egnatete. No roe wes reetreell le re Nero, awl retain y co: Mr. BO Rea. U the IMO Stele. Belem Me appeared le the dormer the halm, would Ire Meer Wier IC. ♦ Oetwarleeer marked that it ewre.weel that the ,e evio of the pereerar 40 _bees • fr aud up es the tie op r well es err% V • peels se eitaV et Mr. Surer. The Rae. let. Midler rid it VW■ (Mt 'edal area Mr. Devisee. After ewe heeler Crenated, a Petioluti mre on 0.1.4 agreed to, and empty wired to met to the bishop, to th e e ff , et that the emote steam dild sr trait the seerelty toe any such d , cement. Kr. Atherton, having read the foregoing extracts, re marked how very grave an imputation the, report cast upon the conduct of Mr. Davieun. It amounted to this , th a t Mr. Davison, the professional aocretary of an aged and infirm pre late, whom he hied served faithfully for so many yews, had imposed upon him a gross fraud for the purpose of serving the purpose of his friend Mr. Burgett. In explanation of the letter. of Mr. Maltby, the biehop s son, Mr. Atherton con tended that bath the father and the son had clearly been mis taken. He urged that when the proprietors of the bodorot Adrertiver received the account of this tenting from a re porter, they should have deferred its publication for at least a week, when they might hare ascertained its truth, and In the same number in which appeased the bane, might also have appeared the antidote. The afeudauts, however pub lished thiw report on the lOth of the month, the meeting occurring only three days before. A question might be mind, why did not Mr. Davison summon the reporter, or the person who uttered the words complained of, but supposing Mr. Davison had brought his action &Retinae the latter, he would have Lea involved in fir nicer points than were involved in the celebrated plea to which ho should prennity refer. Mr. Davison lodged hie complaint so early so the 'llith of October, but it wee not till the 2nd of December that the defendants put their plea upon the record, and it woo thin—that the inju rious and ealeuncious statements were true in very fact. Now, the defendants had either Inquired into the truth of the allegations made in the report, or they had not. They had either found that the allegations were wifounded, In which cue the malignancy of the libel was known to them, and they put forward and deliberately defended these false and injunowe statements ; or else, without taking the trouble to inquire, they recklessly, with the means of knowledge More them, shut their eyes to the truth, and, whether the tee emo tions were true or untrue, they at haphazard put down. re corded, and insisted on them as true in eubstance and in feet. The learned counsel animadverted upon the conduct of the defendant. in not apologising u soon as possible after they bad aseermined the falsity of the allegations They hod plaided that it was a fair report, and that it was done with out malice; but Mr. Davison het reason to believe that it was not published without malice. It was a question whe ther it was perruiteible in point of law to give even a correct report of what tookpletee at a reemang of the Hartle pa 1 Impromemott Commiesioncre, to defence the chore ter of Mr. Davison, and valuable as the service,/ of the press un doubtedly were in this free country, he had very conaiderable doubt whether it was to be permitted or endured that the publishers of journals like the Peollet,o Adr, chore should give the publicity which their circulation afforded to the de &mation of character, to libel and slander, quite without foundation, end intones , nun uttered with express malignity. It war true, in some inicianres that defamation by acme parties woo rather a compliment than otherwise. But when it got into • country journal like the hurl stn liver, and thence into ' the London papers, if the wren calumniated wan in a public poeition—the eharacterof the defence was perhaps unknown, and in each a cue the calumny of one man wee just as fatal ea the malice of another. The friends of the person calumniated could not take the trouble to aarsertain the truth of the oh.rw , and the offence woe rendered a hundred time, greater then it would Lave been if the defamation had been allowed to remain within its original limits. The Court of Queen's Bench had decided that the plies of jutitication was a bad plea, and this was likely to become one of the mow. mirk's, owing to the plea which had been pronounced bad. The conductors of the public preen generally, who were anxious to sanction their own impunity, and perhaps also looked upon the existing few es tinfaveurable to the pub lic, Lad taken up this eau of the llorhoot :Irked jeer, and the question had been diaeueeed and commented upon. Mr. Atherton then remarked that there were *event inaccuracies in this report of the 1/101,111g of the Hartlepool Cointuis sionera and he dwelt (especially upon the feet that the re- porter had omitted either to give the doeurnent itself, which he unit was laid before the commiseemene, and that he had not even stated that it was signed by Archdeacon Bland, an the commissary of the bishop. The suppreesion of Olio fact proved, he contended, that the report was am unfair as the Court of Queen'e Bench had decided the plea was wrong. The following evidence was produced for the plaintiff '4 cane : . Ersi qa — rd7l.• t 17•7,8 iaseTtd - ' ; —TrA " Co — namTh r teee "" !Mid; Ayes 125, Na. OK QTY. IL I. 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TN RE ORRIO.-111PORTANT OTIIITION AS TO TEE Thla was the dividend meeting in the case of John Teter Mllorland °wig, eabinettuakiT, of Ilirtlett's-buildings, Holborn. He w one of those unfortunate 11101 who have been driven into bankruptey by the failure of the British Bank, in which be held 16 Awes. At the last meeting a claim had been put upon the proceedings on behalf of Mr. Harding, the arranger of the luck, who claimed to prove fur 1,20 W. in nepect of the call of 7.1 f. per share on 16 sham. Mr. ffia.kolm now spriest:Non behalf of the Nikita manager, and asked that the claim might be turned into a proof. It was supported by the affidavit of Mr. Harding, who deposed that he was the official manager of the bank, appointed by virtue of the statute, and that the bankrupt was justly and truly indebted to him 1,200/. in respect of the cull of 7M. per share on the 16 shares held by him before the bankruptcy, and that in respect of such Rhine he had been placed on the list of rentributuries by Charles Pugh, Em., chief clerk to Vice-Chancellor Kindersley. An order was also put in, signed "Chas. Pugh, Ch. C 1.," and heeded" Vice-Chancellor Kindcrelcy, in Cham bers," directing Mr. Harding to prove against tho bank rupt's estate fur the amount of the call. Mr. Aspland, on the part of the rosignera to the bankrupt, took several objections to the proof. It did not appear when the call was made, or by whom ; ho understood it was Oct made until after the Makrupery. His Honour said be should be glad to imow under what statute the Vice-Cheneellor's clerks were empowered to per form acts which were directed to be done by the court. Mr. Malcolm confeased that he was unable to show any alatutable authority . for the . practiete. Mr. Doris, as motets eurue, stated that it was a practice which had grown up within the last three or four years, niece the pawing of the Chummy Practice Amendment Act (16 and N Vic.; esp. 80), and had been generally acquiesced in sea matter of convenience. If either party objected to ea order being made by the chief clerk, the matter went before the judge. lie Honour thought the practice a very mischievous one, and one that might be attended with gnat &tiger. Meet important ants, ho was nifortued . , were done by the chief clerk,—as the appointment of ofht Ist mana g er in this Cone of the Royal British Bank. Nothing could le more impertant to the creditors, and all panne concerned. Had it hem intended to give the chief clerk authority to act of his own motion as • judge, the natuto would have maid so. Mr. Melee/in submitted that the Vioe-Chancellor was sup pord to be resent, and the order was to he taken as his. The Commissioner—But the order is signed by the chief clerk himself; and it deem not ap that the Vice-Chancel- Kies judgment was ewer eso the matter. This Keine ' to me a very strong power to delegate. The proof had better bo adjourned • and m the ineentune, if you can show me from Nay of the Vice-Chnnuellore authorising these eiders to be made by their clerks, or if you could get the order athe Vice-Chancellor himself, that would put it beyond o . 4llml:ice. I should not think myself warranted, practice of such very recent date, in holding that any orderslOied by the chid clerk w as on order of the Vice- Chanor. The clerk might sign anything, end put Vice- Chancellor Kindersley" upon it, though, in fan, it had never come under his observetion. That would be • very mush proposition to lay down. It would be in fact, to place three chief darks in the position of the Vice-Chan cellor. Mr. kakilm said there were mowing reasons against an adjotunment, and he wished to take the judgment of the court sal the awe stood II; Honour add the proof did not state that the bankrupt Was indebted in the amount of the call at the time of the bankruptcy ; nor could it do so, for it appeared that the call wannot then made ; it wee not mode until after the choice of assignees. It did not even state by what authority the call WWI made. The claim was not sustained by auflkient evidence to justify him in ordering it to be turned into a proof. Theta WAY nothing to chow that the list of contribu tories was settled by competent authority. He could not uudenitand that any practice in the chambers of the Vice-Chancellors, particularly one of such vet 7 recent origin, could justify us a legal principle the right of the chief clerk to do all those act, which the stututee said should be done ~b y the 'Master of the Rolls or the Vice-Chancellors, Including such important act. as the settling of line of oontributories. The proof did not state by whom the call was mode at all ; it did not even say that it wa• made by the chief Oak. For aught that ap peared it might have been made by the chief clerk's andabust underwriter. Then again the direction to prove was signed only by the chief clerk. The court could do no other then strike out the claim, there being no evidence to authorise its being turned into • proof. The question was one of each important* that the parties would be fully justified in taking the opinion of the Court of Appeal as to whether the chid clerk could do all thew acts judicially, in his own person, without moulting or having recourse to the Vice-Chan collor, either to sanction them, or to sign his name to in% order when made. Mr. Masi wiled to have the dividend stayed. Hite Heurie reerald not do that, hut would duvet a eum to be removed irellelont for a dividend on this claim, should it ultimata"' be elbstaatieted es a roof. It wee shreed ther ■ dividend of Cos. in the pound would be paid in the wane of a week. Mr. Linklater tendered a proof for 800 t, on behalf of the arrignere of the Itoy.l British Bank, in respect of the call of 601. made by the directors on the 9th of September. This wee sdialttrod as a claim, subject to further disensaion. (Before Mr. Commiarioner Fane.) ANOTHER BRITIAN RANK CHAIR WADER. IN 16 The bankrupt was a draper at Richmond. Re was the holder of ono share only in thin unfortunate concern ; be had paid the call, and had a surplus of some 3001. ; but being threatened with executions by judgment creditors, he ha been driven to this court. Assignees were now chosen. Mr. Mason to the court, looking at the hardship of the case, to ges with the usual formal balance-Meet, which could only he prepared at • considerable expense to the bankrupt. Ilia Honour signified his readinrea to sanction any comae in that reepect, which might be approved of by the sang- INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—MARcn 6. (Bdore Mr. Commissimar Murphy.) The learned Commissioner announced that he bad received for Mrs. holes (the poor private teacher whose case had created • Food deal of public sympathy) 31. from Mr. Leicet ter, of Kensington, and 2/. 3s. fid. from • " Lady " (Brighton). The firetnassed amount was s contribution from • mug abroad. IN RI GEORMI I'lllON. This inaolvent, a prisoner in iloreentontr-lane Gaol, appeared on his petition, and asked for an adjournment, as his counsel, a member of the common law bar, could not attend, and he desired the attendance of a witness. • Mr. Rood, who appeared to oppose, resisted an adjourn meet. The insolvent and one of the opposing creditors spphcd very strong epithets to one another. Mr. Commissioner Murphy with difficulty silenced them, and threatened to come& for contempt. The learned Com missioner wished the insolvent to go on with his came. The insolvent reflood and declined to be sworn. Mr. Reed asked tho court to dismiss the petition, as the Insolvent had set the court at defiance. The insolvent wished an sdjournment, and mid a prisoner bad not the means to prepare his ease. Mr. Commissioner Murphy said, as there wee no precedent for sorb a ease, he should make one; and, as the insolvent had set the court at defiance, he should dismiss his order for hearing. The order for hearing was accordingly dismissed. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD CIRCUIT.—OxFoaD, MARCH 6. Mr. Justice Crowther and Mr. Justice Wilke arrived in Oxford yesterday morning. and proceeded at ones to the County Hall, where the commission was opened. This morning their lordships commenced business, Mr. Jus tice Crowther presiding in the crown oonet, and Mr. Justice Wilke in the niat priue court. The calendar contain about 20 prisoners for trial. There are four cams of burglary, one of arson, ono of sheep stealing, one of bestiality one of manslaughter ; the remainder of the cases are of litt le importance. In the crown mart to-day seven cases have been di of, but with the exception of two. a ease of anon and one of burglary, they were of a trifling and uninteresting cha racter._ ii:ecleriek Barnett, aged 26 labourer, was charged with Petting tire to a stack of hay, the property of G. G. Harocrort, Esq., M.l'., at Cullum, on the 13th of January. Mr. Grippe prosecuted ; the prisoner was undefended. Tho case was very clearly made out, for it appeared that on the morning of the 13th of January, about 7 o'clock, George Phipps, in the employ of the prosecutor, was going to his work .when he passed the prisoner, who wee smoking his pipe, and going in the direction of the stack. In about 10 minutes after the stack was on fire, and the prisoner wee seen a aloft distance from it. He was taken in custody, and admitted that ho had set it on tire, as he had no victuals, and was tired of his life and country. The judge sentenced him to four years' penal servitude. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—Drsasm, MARCH 6. CIVIL SlDE.—(Before Mr. Jostles Crompton.) DAVISON r. DV/ICAN.—THE LAW OF LIBEL TOO NEWS- PAPERP. This ease, which him attracted much public attention, came on this morning. Mr. Atherton, Q.C., Mr. Maneaty, and Mr. Udall were counsel for the plaintiff; Mr. Hugh Hill, Q.O Mr. Ororend, Q.C., Mr. Ferrer, and Mr. tinthank were for the defence. The plaintiff in thin action wee Joseph Davison, a solicitor in the city of Durham ; the defendant., William Duncan and John Taylor Duncan, yr.yrietore and publishers of the Durham County Ai**, r. The action was brought to recover d.mmees—laid at 1,000!. fora libel. The defend dants pleadvi first, not guDy ^ , r`md l 7, that the facto w'" tr...c; and thirdly, that the statement complained of was a i