The Express. — London, England, 1856-03-08 00:00:00

DEATH OP THOMAS ATTWOOD. (►ra the Biroothsghess /sumo' of this morning, Istarday.) On Thursday last, the 6th of March, Thome Att weed bn when h a last, at Mayers, la the 73rd year el hi. age. One as re of the models worthies of Samiagbass has departed from amongst es. He has wryest. Area virtually deed. Fnuiag health sod a paralytic LS e . t . a' led lam late the most seeteded privacy. lifnes and is s ., 'ma eye, ke was tccastcmaa to walk from Harbors' late Birak g loat, revisit old Minds awl the atelier sp..ts wh eh he bad easde famous ; bet lately he had takes up his reeideass at Malvera, and them, marled with the most si tisane sera by Mrs. Attwood and his alert:oast. relatives, be breathed ka last. Twenty yearn ago, there wee so more popslsr ma. fa the British empire thaa '1 bosses Anstalt. As Me metre et great public camas •Mels Is uow omnipotent, le was a power a the State. The leerier of M.. mat formidable roo fed. ra-y Mot the kingdom ever ion, with no weepous bet the will of the peepl., be nerd that power with wisdom, tempermas, and &meta, and brought the nation safely tbrimph a clefs as perit.us as Mat • hob was eramentstrd at Ituaayneds or Edge Hill. at the aratb of Cromwell, or the Sight of the Second lames. nue distiaguirlsed can was the third us of Matthias Attwi of, H.q., of Hawe House, nom Halts Owes. in the toasty or S •I p, sad ..es here there on the 6.1101 0 Wiser, 1783. At an early age he wee sent tv the Free Grammar &nail of Halm Owen, end sabsequisrly cunpletial hie ed.- satin et that of Wolverhasaptoe, under toe sun of Mr. Lassos. He was still a youth when he left school; sad had scarcely mitered upon manhood when he beaus* • pirtasr Mire weli-!mows firm of S oostr, Aliso/Assad Coapeay. beakers. - AtellOl I . abed, into light, sod esergetle, of active labile sad Amens of purpose, he spa eddy t • prominent pcs.- Sem amongst the pubic men of Birmingham of that day. stn early age, when b. had 'cattily attained his eniority, end when there seemed soma peohability of a French is- uwien, he joined the Volunteers, and held a commies'( n captain of grenadiers in the Thin Birmingt am Battalion, until the deafer seemed so longer imminent, when he withdrew. While yet a Jung men. stele'', 28 you* of age, he •al called upon to 80 the highest civil office in the community. tat of high bailiff, to which was elected is °either. 1811. Prom that period he threw himself into labile life. It was at this time that Mr. Attwo •d thought It right to oppou the roamer:lel monopoly of ne East India Com pany, which he prosecuted with aaremittang ardour uatll he saw Ib termier.tior. Abut the same time he dints rebated elmeolf by hie eat rtiou to obtain as abeadesmien of the celebrated "orders is consul;" and is 1813 be headed a deputation of his fellow-townsmen to Landoll, where he In/ examined at cusiderable length before • com mitts* of the Moen of Costume, toughing their eters spoil the eammercial Minute of tlti country, when he so fent* oisted out the disastrous eoneequenims resultieg free Mom alto be mainly instrumental is musing them to be revoked ; bat sot, bowie'', until it was toe late to pre vent the eglitiOS with Antonia which stfortenstely ensiled,' the &claret os of war sad the repeal messing each other' upon the Atlantic. La 1816 and 1816 Mr. Atwood ecumenced writing at the currency, being one of the first, if not the very drat, who pointed out the impolley and irjastice of returning to the satiate standard of vale*, thereby compelliag a rioters to the cid rural level of prices, without any conessonding /*ductile in the pabik and praste burdens of the Country. Be found, however, that with the parliamentary repines- • tstion eh eh then 'Rued, there was httle probability of any permarent improvement is the condition of the country. With a view to antis that object, he pleased and pr. jetted the Politics Colo, in 1829, which was r atted nib Cauity sod adopted by Binningham on the 26th Jeneary, 1830 Prior to that period there had bars literally no actual or general dimmed for reform in the re prealotrion of the p °plc The roves' of the movastems was beyond paral:el is history. It g lett @ileums— ibis first great developmest of public opinion —full of vi gorous We, at a time when events were favourable to sedum and unisous of sumer. We have vi re remedy itarratet the lotion ce of the Uaioe, with Mr. Attwood es its presi dent, in reeipitatiog the Reform Bill; and how os the pawing of that measure this formidable body of men" sank to rest '—an he had ones pledged himself that it should— "s gently astt• infant on its 'mother's Wien." The nes tropolitan vesuiee ' and ward., borough., and cities, ehurered upp , a him th eir thanks. Oa Weduslay, the 21it f May, 1832, the Lord Mayor called a special wet lag of is eirporatine, at which it was resolved: "That the freedom of the City be pretested to Thomas Attwood, Esq., in testimony of the high estimation in which the um of Luidos told hie distiorilehed minims is the saw of pashas. vary reform, and ebo the &hilly displayed by him is using the intelligent and industrious artisans, aid the inhabitant, neurally o' the midland dirriate. h the firm but peaceable penult of that great national tbj•et." No Former was Birmingham iceested by the Ileum Bill with tit...twin franchise than Mr. Atiwood wee airfield out as their fret repreuntst•ve in the reformei Hoe.* of Commons. La parliament his arm was nuked by an es fliaching adbe:esee to reform prinsiples,whkA, however, by &remain, bed become less ',velar ham they bad bees yen r. Were. Mtn , re ',meat's', Birmingham for seven year., his la bium whist% bad bee. whey sad Gamow, effected ha health ; Lie experim of pabl amen within hat little hi p. that the fell baatlit of the misters sf ref. ran which had been of Weed wi , old be extended to the sone try ; the stows of time were faillng lapin his head, aad he was eatable *gal to Mad a ioatest for wittier Meter,. Mr. A. tweed took Law of pt.bla life, carrying wi h him Into his :slimmest the resent, mintmetion, sad good wishes of 011 pia as and Masses in the cermasaiiy. Mr. Aitwood took up his ',e dam at Baritone, when he wee esteemed as a benefactor to the while roasiennity, tad satergbestly re oiret d to Allseley, Seat Coventry, sad the. to Malvern, when to spent Ms deellniag years. Ia tte private retailers of life no mu was of mere genial &amities, liberal, sad ease Imashmst le his charities, a steady friend, to admirable compealee. lfe wait always • Mad. &fedi taste, and leds , geet penal. P. raga theorist prominent fetters In his chemist*, was a Woes and deep arenerh• for human Buffering and distress. Be lived sa 1 se died Thomas Atwood, a man *simians Is he char e'er all the but attributes which combias to ism that model man, an English gentleman. LANCASTBR AND CARLISLE RAILWAY. The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders is this railway • as bold yesterday (Pride)), at the railway styles, Limo attest. Liverpcol. E. W. Shama, Esq., its rams eft% bone of directors, pruided. Tbe upset, rend by the SW/ASTAST, showed a bellatill Of tulle atc.rant of 884991. 17. 24 est tf *Web the dir.e• ems reeemmt al • dividend to be paid at the rate of 7} per mat. ler sinus, width, with the tr,portioa ',vett!, to Me Learmater •Id Platten Hetiwe Camper y, end the Jett t et t ma loan* will raisin. 831471. 9.. Id., as* • further sem, to be eared to the renewal fend, of 4,009/.. urn. r 87,9471 9 . 24., leaving • balance. et WU. at. Durtag the put haif yar the trifle has stash improved, the actu a l eernings Mice nearly eggs/ to these of the kalf-yrar ding January, 18.54, when a dividend sit a the race tf ter amt. per asses was paid. The evirotia.lers fora ?mural and 'laical...l if the arrangements with the tabu com panies it te•cs•co is tte tulle between Sc. Cud and Me;- lend, which we r MVO tient dla the last rep. rt t f the dine. tore, ban hum c mrlsded ; sad, as far se the shoot time during which the mowed sad eztealed stringent.. et have ham a rteeta•to, can entreat as cplamo, the.. is rues tr hop• the. they will work est'sfutorily. The direct as are t ,kirs step to enable tie eompany to work its own line, end, Is ut suite tee, it will he seas• a 7 t, raise additional capital. The report of the earaniktee t f ieveettett os pointed at it • tretierel meet , . g la 8. pointer 1.. t has bed the host sit et on of the Mutt re, and the sugg. otiose therein eostrined have ban seed *ton ea for se drum. mama sad the lieerelteetbis *amp my woad admit TM Cluitairen, in moving the adoption of the report, NM that It afforded very gnat satisfaction to the direct( rs that tare were att.e to toogratalste ice ah. utolders es the ceetneed menu of tte liar. H. HOwAID, Eta , of ()unlock Csttl. , Penritb, deploy (barman f he beard, eee.mselal the unlade*. A 1 um disunion followed, aid ultimately the faint wee adopted. tn I a dieidesil In •xo , danee with it wu declared. The CSAISPAS moved that the directors be imp 'wend to rain on lola the awn of 100.0001. for the peruse el ereetletti worketo a. a eorine loco: wive esgines, swears, snd Arm 'on the line, sad for the general carman en Mita uadirtekiag. H HoWAND acoaded the maks, which was married lesenimeatly, few which the accenting' terminated, lairs *templed a; w nth of this. hours. EI!WU'S or CHARITY IN WORKUOVSZl.—Yeatireday, M • aoctog of the 11.ryletose Word of isardials, tbe In. Mr. Moody, chaplain t. this workhoaso, wa surnamed baste the board to attester inquiriee rare sting perarnsios eweadeill by hie to tNo Sisters of Charity tesionsinu!o the Roam Caliche persuasion to visit the masses of ghat per sassiose, w.thout ma mites' or l, r fro. the bard. Mr. Mealy St t-d that the ladies fa qarriou atten.led as the visitor the r eater to sive lb. masses spiritual amok. tarn, sad they did rant Wash r. w the say save Masi of that own permasoot. He toptd 'ha beard would be liberal a I task matters. The ladies lad ofect.d mush p. od is is amains the port treetnit s, sad in teaching them to be best.. behaved. Dr. Rowell, Mr Stapleton, this Rev. Mr. illeshoU, sad ethos sairMsasohjestsd to the adaissioa of lb, &am of Cktrity ; sad slur • Isar dissuasion, Dr Rasa Inoved " That iodide beteg .embus of the llama Cabalist Cliereh ho @emitted into the ankrosse, all jest to the mom terns and ettedit'o sas ether ladles of various ad- pane deat.saia••!ons." In doing so he esplaiael that by Mao rods the view of admiss'oo wAild be wasted la ibis iambi= se e bars also.. Mr. Steplam recorded tdo roscbaboa e mu writ d. The bta , tl rhea &closeout. [4l.lllllloMarasq--HOLLOWAIea PILLS SHOULD U ?raw was is. Loam ate Lhoerr.—ltseks at • certain parted of alb buses noble r abampil:t, ohlet ant makes Its aporsreasso a r go sedlikeif So be., km nod beads. sal thus making str,wg teas as amdatim Ilasabees dropial totteuts t sees awes eon prosoutore hotoolow. Iwo trea cured by imicadioaw e Pale, sad MY nalletao Molls dad As toot of ran so • intim neat/ toe ladalty, as eta r ofterall std delay . Id; It • MoL—lble by moiddm imam Limad; m rteloome Illdirmors Mt= Lc.ke. tad loolam.,l•26. Ifee Toot lig _IL Shape. am semasplei a. Cidati, Norma; L 111,12. Towle's, brother et prbmer, &rued that his brother o was Whin at aide es the eight la gaieties, called hie out, said that their upbeat, the deemed, had *bladed 70W. of their Oahu% ramm, sad he (primmer) would be d—d it be maid est step bin that night." Desseeed cum bane with pellet ..stall. Censor about half-poet 11, sod they, with the ell as., eat dews w seam beer. The father belt' aothwatieal, wood he the window, and opened It to got sins frost' air. Tba how stasis on their faro, away to aOa Tilley. The all was had eiareely sat do *a when wits= hoard a ersb at the window, sad, tamed round, saw • lbw whist', t'iough met positive, he believed then sod Itslieeed to he hie be. thee's Ho booted, "There's Batibor " (the silk aeon of bit beadier), and while speak ing • din wee disabused, and the diseased fell bleed's' ea the tow. Witaws sad the polloomaa went to the boa deer, which was facesed by a wile bete, placed aeries wad tied to the beadle. The treat door woe blocked up. Bonn abases elapsed Wore they get oat. Police c astable Cooper to: ribented this ',Maw, bat did net ?Ida., masa at the window Powlsts,iso.ls;r744l7reesard, "fly, was her ille gitimate s 7a, deposed she dope ea the groeed.do Hem tog • gen diseherat d, she rushed to the wiodow, aid saw a won go by reaping seder bet window in die direetion cf afl wghed Lid. the cost was a dark eas, dollar to preteen's. Pelwe sorriawadeet Plans spoke to &trivial; at the hoses thinly atter 4. Ile west to the house of Frisson. ea odd bees, t mile off, sad feud erbium up. Primus alleged he weagelop to thatels,aad got up boo sew his Mold tad a bed Lew. Ho dsaied soy ksowtsdge of tle tsar der, sad soli ho erso food of doeseent. Feted a gun, which was meld wed link Wide the bauel, ea if nil 'woad, diseh , rged. Pelystg geld his sea broke the pan s few daps age. ne wooed to be tarok's, but witness found it mid le a mei order by moans of plethora sad wow is has rhea e abet& Fond primer's boots,which eertespesaded with hellooorko Vend along the plough Sold te.dlng frees the been of deosiesi to anapest's house. The same footmarks woes Mal arse the hasher room, where the psis which tosterell tie door stood ow the pie ties. afternoon. Wittier alio Mod anew open between Attire beam Mr. Strada serves, deposed dressed died Is four days frees the gassbot weird. There were bits el brisk and grit, ae well r shot, is the monads. Two gaasesiths deposed that tbe last tire the pa was Ind it esest tar her shagged with etre, brisk, or sap hard stabstareos the beret was prod. Several respostable eiwesis went galled bow the wish reek. of, who spoke to baviag beard the odour pn 'lenity re Mutat/ stoat deceased, sash es " be d—d if I doe's shoot the pair of rem ;" " I'll Asir those devils bare essay days are err ;" ..111 serve the devil oset," as. lir. O'Brian rade a lees sad able defeace on behalf of the pCsoser, after whisk be jades seed o•er the whole of the evidence, sad the jury, alter a few Warr' 0)555111.- 1 lion, retuned a ending of Gawky. The Judge Ira pawed raters of Leath spa primmer. The trial lasted tea bean. WESTERN ClRCUlT.—Wntanirm, MAR= 7. !WM I. INIIJWIT CIAMLI. CILIOII 01 *PSDB& William Ana ll, aged 39, • eldp's steward, lately rammed via the Crimes, wee Metaled for the wilful wader of Aeolis Ansa% his wife, at Porticos, es the Mad Fibres'''. Mr. Coleridge sad Mr. W. M. Cooks for the prosecetice ; mad Mr. &modem sad Mr. Padden for the donnas. Tte prisoner has hem living MAIL lb, Kettering-tetras, Orr the last sena weeks, with his wits, and although tonedigit di ff ers, c • appeared to have existed between them, so position quarrel was proved to have owned. Oa the of in quatioe the deceased wee at be.. with see of Ler Wibbaura, sod, Wog fa a state of iatoxieetleo, wee assisted into bed, whoa the mighbota lot. Shortly alt r, this eelghbour sow the primmer re iota his bees*, sad, hoarier, the state of his wits, Waned to what mooed. See hoard seem words betimes them, and than the tit ceased cried out kodly, "Help, help." The wham knocked at the frost Moe, sod tees heard soother sty of " Oh, don't, doe's," M a load voice, end " herder, murder," and Make my pease, make my peen," mill/es then wee the Direst of • pistol. la toommesece of the 'Lame knocking main the primmer came doers Mani, end la her is ; and oho said, " What have you dater Be replied, " Oh, my 0,4 I Mn. Farrell, what have I done to ay poor wife 1 " Wilma went upstairs, followed by the prisoner, sad there WAS the deeenied lying bleeding ma smiths& Tiers wee a tltol read a helmet on the table. Primmer said it was dote by madoot. She had dew it hi rear Whim be catered .he room, he fall era his wife sad " Mar Amelia, s peak to me.' He app trod to be shwa free. mr. TM prisoner had brought home a very valuable trophy from Hertoh, end hod b eight a pistol to protect his pro perty. As attempt had hem rade to get Leto his home, and this mused the deceased to be Maid. The primmer hod milked of taking a public-house. Another Mane proved that the demead rad hod her hoed toe,/ up for someday., sod had told her that her beshaed had beat bit with a stick. On ate resales abe woo complaining io her prams, that .he wee afraid of the pistol, when the prioomr said, "Ti a mateeta ere for yea, if you do sot bob , v. yourself." Mr. Dime, magas, proved that the ball liatl . rn through the bead to a downward direetion, sad was in tho sight side between the tar sad shookbontee =4 it possible that sash a wowed might have Wm by as accident, het she amid sot hem dam it by IMso had. Trip pistol, a six .barrelled revolver, wee Time pemlec-d. Ti of the chambers were sail fouled. Oaly Lae bad bees deed. Framer, •hen Wes late mated,. orm i ■ 'tote of get et meioses.; and aid it was done in ploy, mil by 'widest; that be had the pistol in his hoed whoa pairs late OM ((when he usually keit ft by hie aide), that hie wife totaled the sock sad it went off. The state of the pistol at the time was the subject of much Wary before the soon, me Lame eating that if it RAM loaded, sad the e p im the tipple with the omit down, if the seek was saddest, struck spa Sweep it =Vacates it to explode. Mr. Saneden Maio, oddremed the jury, urging that there wee no proper evidinnee el nollenoty, railed Lieut. O'Reilly, of is. itetr.batioe. Mr. Belltwon, of the Albion, sad other °Seers of the r lay, who gave the pet our an ex cellent chancier for kindness, 'spatially is mom of illness ; and that ho had Wee thanked by the Cake of Cambridge for hie attention to him during en 'Mimosa . es. The Judge bevies anamod up, suggested that the cries heard by the wallows no ght bare ernes from Mt timidity of the etre sad the tzeitcoast of drink, mod she might have plait, remove the pistol Denial, winch slued it so be dissbarged. The )ery, after a short eneraltiti a, acquitted the p-1- soma of tut, menkr. Sa Waibaah;;Clited ea the manes Isqafettles far saetleeibta, bat as *tidos., be:ai o&r.d be was defeated. )1171DI1 OF ♦ W 177. Yitta•l Cuff*, a @tither is the 27^h RKi.eat of Foot, area charged with Moskva', attomptiog to throws h wife at Fitton, is the 20th alt. Mt. Coleridge So4acffai the praseratios. is Dczambsr. 1864, the primser watriod the deceased st Dahlia. Being castors& to Portsmouth V November last. WI I. ft his wife bobisd lila, sad took up with member strums, snood Cassidy. uhmi ho wood ft' for his trim wile, sad heed with Mr la Portsmouth Hannah. Hie wile followed kin to Pirlemouth, lauwereq mud strived Willies Pimmat, JaanesM;ria - , - ardGeorge Pries, were isdicad for Mang 'Measly amembled at Soles, oa the 18th of last limitary, sad washed Wl,ham Miller Williams. Mr. (Mud media , ad the prosecution; sad Mr. Co'c /Up defended this_prisomen. William Miller Williams, the posteutor , dersed—l as poet 78 pen el age. I lire at Bolas, is this ermaty. I remember the 18th of January last. A mob of peeps mane to ay house. They were very sorry is the MOM enteMo. They had torches, aid I Mani cheerios, drums, Noma, sad firearm. The meat eight teey ems sgaia. Oa theibliom. lag might, the 18th of Jemmy, forty or Any pope m ewed the home. There were ISO er NV look women. sad Madre. in the MM. They mr tared through the staircam Widow wide was kallesed. I ran ap stain and hid myself unetnAlse bed. FM gdremer Jame. Mon e friend se under the bed. He Balled ma is his commissions to assist his, sad they hauled ame see by is, arm sad kp, sad dragged is. dews stain. Illy put ! sew a ladder sad fattened is, left baud to the ladder with a rope. I bad so bat sot shoos is. Aar babe fer ried through the village they marched me. eilmen. The prisesen Pries and Pennant were euryiag the ladder with Man that I do sot Mow. They imaged by time the sinless. The peewit, Morris said it I did sot give them half • bane' of beer they would ttr new ate over tile Wad*. Oa the arrival cf the easatab:e they l owere d the ladder. Croe-essznieed—My wife bandit is, a rod deal of moray. I Mak I have trstd Mr very we b. INN was sorry for the uproar. I have heard gime that these people came at the Mitigation of my wife. I used at this time to go out mad stay all galas to visit a ask brother. I eve Meted of to s sink brother's visited a married vomit named Blesey, whom !husband kat sea. I MO, I air win is bed with Blum I. my lire. My wife has SO NOM to be kalms of ma. I was told that say wife paid sons money and gave Sine beer to the primer Morris to waters me gods, to Slase's house. I Galled oat Murder," sad e' Pollee 1" when I was on the ladder, sad I swear I did met cry oat "Thaw km ens I" It aloe apposed is Mime dot a bed the Now •• seasin yak a aim pullets pada we 8 :1 ° M The heat at in deters were blookened. Several witnesses corroborWed Its histimisay of the prosecutor. For tiro deems, tt was urged that the identity of the penmen awl am bias oftWahed. That the progenitor was met the bre of beebrado. It wat a Welsh castom, that wises a reepeelelie aid pentium lies the proseentor had misbehaved himself is the meaner imputed, to maul him epos "The Wroisa Bores" ; sad that the wife, to reclaim and bring back buy kaelmod, had named to this stratagem. This old pietism & bad sesteised ao persceallajery: and I merely wadies him Ilmmigh the village was • ratio mode of Meg just's,. The km/awl Jade, n saassiag up, told the jury that they seat eay wh them the amembly was calculated to imin terror. If so, there was • not, sad they must out me whether the prisoaen we r e identilal as tablas pat at mesh riot. Tha jiffy retired, sad after sous daliberatios rotarsod tato court with a verdict at Guilty of a cosmos assault. His Lordship la paellas *radian said that the satinet of tb Court would hays hiss oas of grad severity, if it ►ad met appeared that tlto primers had beau probably misled by ol:ite p %via, sad tee [ahem.* of driak. They wore than asataaasel to owe momt►'e is CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. NEW COURT. szrosta NS. 1081708 MILL Jaws Sytlewbus, 40, wbselerrigbt, was indicted tuna the coronet's *meat :or the mandeagbter of James Corn- well. li ol. r. W. J. Payne prateeted ; and Mr. Dalmatia* de- It appeared thst the chewed, • child dem ran o( sr, wee upon the lath of Jemmy at the Berm Theatre, with moue Meade. The roomer wee there, end very drunk sad abusive; sad the abild havieg gives hiss tams effete. by studio( alon lb* o 4 at. t h e how being very tell, be pinched the dammed is a most water part. Tee poor little tallow from that tine made a continual stomitlelat of pails shoat the lower pert of his body, and radially deeli■ed until the 20th of Pobraary, whets Ihe died. Previosely to this pet goose had bees 'nod for the aassalt — The lowliest evideTceialliag tori;rove t►at the pitch was the is... of death, the primmer was acquitted. This ewe tad a few adimportaat foiosiao wore all that wore oilsposod of goring the day. THIRD COURT. ILI.OIUI TO ,200. m. Jobs Wog Gamey, 32, mob, a gentlemanly licking, will dreamed tam, was indicted for toying and utteriag a btll of acceptaais for 271 Is with latest to &amid. Mr. Payee sad Mr. Codd promoted; sad Mr. Balla'- . Om sad Mr. D. Hisibus Daley difeadsd. Mr. Pam. having Mated the rem, called Mr. Samuel Hicks C tton, tba ambler sad amasser of the Old Hank at Uxbridge, who said that he hew Ms pi ' scam well. He was a book sad makimiceer, and lad car ried oa basins.' f.r ems time is the Higb-etreet, Uxbridge. Upsa the 17th of imam., the prismsr sum to the bask sad reputed theta to amoromodate him with die meat spa two bills me of wlfek was Ito bill is quads. for 27.. 2s. Tait bill purported at be draws by *ii prisoner apes William Hoary Hsaseek. FlOlll what was kaew of the prisomes strain its desilird,and Its thee said, If I inapt David Buteett's maze to it wilt you do i t?" 1 said yes. He thou went out, sad elm back again is about sweaty asinalss, with the bills, they then Itemise the aims of David Ballelift spa them. sad we them gais him the re quired assammodation. Boa, abort time afterwards, dia. Gamin tha Mils to he lorgerirs. the primes, was at once Sivas is alike polite. The P6ooollr up to tho tim of this hem a very high character. Mr. David Bow% coni-dosier. of Uatoride, stated that the signature to the bill parprmg to be bit was it forgery. He had asm authorised my is. to use his same. The impactor uroa duty at the stales-tonne proved that sport the sth of February, when the prima., was brought tems,b• mid." What can you do for me, I can pith' worry, if that will do." He seemid greatly elated, and added. "I bars paid Mr. Hall dismantle, and ha has put aa execatioa Late my boom for silty pounds. It almost drove sae out of my seism I to* the bilk to Vt. bask, sad they said they mold cash them if they tore Has seit's nem. I went to his loss, sad be was mot at him. I thou came bask and did tam myself. More eiscatiom moo Imo my house, sad thsa I did more ; sod if ray house M marched, the aspire trout whieb I °opted thme sigoatures will be found amongst ay papers," and this tamed oat t Sr...he Yr. Swat Merchant Heaceek, of Uxbridge, Teterioary salves. that the prisoner had so authority fro. bid to pet Melia, to the bUle in gadder. Mr. 11•11hetia• not that be weld not offer any answer to the dime, bet had to erg' spes the sem the high du rart•r Ala dm primate led We... 5M meld cal offer in attired...a dot the premiere wader whieb he labsured had tempurd 11. to fallow a* sample ► which had been old by persons le • higher pennies, Mao thinned!. The jury Meat the rimier Guilty. Several +laden w. re niitd , who pro the primer a hip It character of loop readlng. The asermate of tile forged bills were dated to be about 400 i. Mr. Mottos, a builder. who ease so to E NS privaar a shunter. ta d that he wag mach to be Stied ; be bud /all ato the Wade of pimae who had takes meet enonaoss Mal of Intend has him. Mr. Perry, win represented several et the preeentare la ether wee, said thst see quits tray. tad be Dal ban led late done tble to its,. off ether liabiitie•. He (Mr. Perry) did sot think prisoner bad resolved elven 60L b any for newness te a large scout. The primer bed fades late bad bands. The Reserder—le Uabridge or Loudest t Mr. Parry—Ben. The prison/ dna pleaded guilty le may ether tad it stsati.__ lb. Mertes esti that b. wait • eteitter leader primate% mete to 'boat 1201, sad asirtsied teat the (oar, Omaha defer seatesee wadi site, th. ritoaet's tassleatioa helm the Costaistiesen u Baskraptey, as theft the whole latest of Ism affairs we'll be hatter. The Bonder mid that he wereld do so, but be siseaed the primmer sot to *biscuits kerb ho;es of leabherapea dm result of tkat, as his offence was a west series. sec. Jibs Williams. 23, labour r, was esseitited M• korglary I. the bore of braJenia Bouter, sad Mediae hands pro petty Is the video of 1001. Mr. Papas presseatod. The eus was falls reported whoa primmer's 'sub& rates were tried a few aerie= ago. The presenter keeps the Marquis of Cheeky, Cksados street. sad precast use the etas who hat amend rte beo-kiag sad rutertug she place, sad kept watel outside, bat was est takes st the time. The seed mateond Mat to 20 ye.rs' treasportatios—the came item te whisk the trite . : al eateltaato• of kis pill epos that °session was summand. James Pholp, 18, lelsourer, was ',Wilt d for Medias a U. note, a box, sod anillif • lied at M., the property of James Chapeau, Id. master. fended. Mr. W. I. Payee r.ssested, sad Mr. Meted/a dm The cam wss • somewhat oiagaler fa*. Tb. possentor George Dubin, sped 66. and Henry Waltmllashor, aged 27, his ma, were charged with tabbies their employers. It appeared that the skier prisoner had boon in tits em s( Mann. Atitsasoa and Co., saanufacturiag sismaists, of tt-stnet, Beatty thirty years, and ths younger prisms, abort sight or alas years. The promotion had remelt te nowt the prkoaer., sad they employs I Rama, the doesslivo officer. to watch the premiss.. Oil Wednes day emming Russell saw both prisoners leaving the ware house after it was closed, sad as they snorer to bass a sexy balky appoarasso be followed them, bat losing sight of them shortly atter, he hastened to the elder prisoner's lodgings, and there saw his magas out by himself, with a large bundle is his pemesios. Remit gabs fol lowed him a short ditties*, and than demanded of him infavinatisa as to the coateats of the bundle. His re ply 'was that it was his own prcperty, sad he should not sms say mament of it to any one. Russell then told him he was as *Most,. sad should take him Leto custody , whernipm Ms priciest gracpled with bin sad throw him dowo, but Resell eventually neared his sad the bindle, and on examining the latter ha lowed • loess gawky rf Spanish he., which could oat haws some fairly into his possassims, at he was employed in the engiaa tome, sad the Spanish Aim bad been taken from another room, is which the yooegsr prissier had been employed grinding them. The yornagsf pritosat when takes on the following monies said he hood with his father, but Russell having watched his be.. on a tonna, tcaesioa BM him It was not true, and be thou missed to giro his addrem. Oa seatchies the lodgings of both pitmen • large quantity of valuable oil sad drum was owed, which the prosecutors ideaUfisd as their prisoners declined to vas.-3xasins t'm witnesses, and they were reseeded. M A RLBOROUGH-STREET. Bridget Mackie was charged with obteiaiag mosey by means of a &sudsiest begets' petition. Mr. Gibrin, of No. 0, Coventry-street, said the prisoner intend his premises, sad sent la to him a petition, ',Wog forth that she was the widow of • Premnasoa, in great dis tress, sad with • largo family. Merit g examined the piti boa .a 4 the signatures, be bad h a doubts tosocctios ths gonnineasse of some of the names, moony which was that of Mr L-uchars, of No. 38, Piccadilly. He asked the pri soner it Kr. Leachers hod signed the ptt;tioa himself. Ohs said ha bad. it. thee seat for Illt.Leacsam, and on his sni vel astmetaisod that the Wismar' was • ft rimy. Mr. Leacher. said the signature t 3 the Edition was • fatuity. Tha prima/ wit h great effroatery auefted that sts picked up the Wigs. is the street, although ths, body of the petition was AIM imp with bar own aims. Mr. Her !wick said the ea s was one which merited the (alit'''. of heprisosemer, sad he should theta Las sand her to prima for Wes sr LAMBETH. Charles Morrie, alioe Cherry. end Thomas Cherry, hie heather, both of them ticket-. f-tet.ve me, were phtoed at Use bar before the Hos. G. C. Morro& for heal eaammatioa ea a charge of berglar*O;sly . I;;Vaingiet;7;prseaTe;of Mr. Edward Stow, a silversmith sad jeweller, Camberwell gran, and stealing therefrom some articles of plot,. Mr &looses eft oided for the primmer Thomas Cling, and pleaded an alibi in defence. It will be recollected that a ouvereatioa which the yr:- SOUR Morel. bad to the month of November with a hello er prisoner in the House of Ctnution, CJldbatb-ileids, to the effect that it was his intention as soon he wee released to I robe jeweller's shop to Camberwell graft, led to the a ppm beams of the prisoners oe the day after the robbery. In oddities* to the suspicion which snacked to the pet- Nen Morris there welts the additionsl face Chet at a late hour of the eight of the robbery he bad been men a short Maumee from the shr p of the t r auntor by • polies man, sad Mr. Stow *Melly swore to him as having spent some tune in looking in at the shop window on the evening before the robbery. It was further sworn that his hoots Stadia • nicety the foot auks in Mr. Stew's strata; or that as far ea be was concerned there could not be the slightest doubt of hie guilt. With respect te the ether r r.- mar the only thing which led to the suspicion ageless him was that he had been found at the same lodgings with Mennen the morals( after the robbery. Mr. Salome called a plug woman with whom Cluny lived, and blastulae., both of whom swore that he had been et home end in bed daring the whole of *sleight of the robbery, and he was discharged. It wee fortunate for the other prisoner that he ;bed not ucereeded in making hie way tato the shop of the presetnetor, fees from the none. rewind by Mr. Stow of the lauded visit of the burglar, he slept in his shop with a haled gee and pistols by his side. The prisoner was fully committed for trial. Mr. Norton received a donation of 10e., from N. D. let the pour-bon, which he nqouted might be ankaowletiged. 1 A&SIZE INTELLIGENCZ OXFORD CIRCUIT.-07.rozn, MAR= 7. =MSS al. MIMS 01111111111 LL. MUTAT ON lITIMATOVIIIIIO TO =TORT MONTT. Oliver Woeber, formally • boot gad ebeemaker. of Or ford, sad latterly • photo...aphis ortiot led ester at Sims ese, Wm charged trite writing • Weer Molds Louse, with a view to eaten mosey of 7. J. 1at ,. 214. forreesty Gesemies Commoser of Worcester SLuakalJ le amp him with Laving essamitled u migelmal aflame. The wham pleaded MA nair• Mr. Huildlemos sad Mr. Hill mediated tho prommtioe, asil Mr. Williams tho defame. _ — ft vat satlelecoriri ZOwit that re r bad wears enter brute to Lour, as well r M llr. threaten bes isobars, the later with bawds. sessaitted ea %eastern sass if be did sot brow as erspera Ir 371. 10e. widek be bat obtained heat Lapis whoa es wee sot sober, sad for *bleb Idpls bed received se alsoldratios. The jsr four the primmer Guile., sad the leaned belle watered Ida to six loin' real serwrde. Ths prbean sett the dock loadly pressatias hie raoraca DAZIZG ISVZOLLAIr. Thomas Newman, a labourer, sired 36, a 06W-of-leave moo, who had bras found guilty of bar glary sod seateased to tra pure' tzsamportatioa a few years sire, we. charged vita a ma. Wind Henry Co:, • labourer, aged 20, with brim/this Leto sad eateries a dwelling home sod dealing a watch ad other articles, the propitty of Edward Terser, at W.. Luisa', a the 30th of Januar last. The priasaste pli &Jed guilty, sad Worms* wia era tamed is 20 yaw' trasieportatios sad Cos to 19 sioathe lard lalroar. SZOOTTeO ST • OlOttiZlPlll. Joseph Dam, aged 49, gamekeeper, was charged with aniswfully wounding Hoary Robins, with faint to do him p atoms bodily hum, at Else*lal, on uk. 27th Octoberleat. Mr. Hill for th- prosioution, Mr. Crippe for the defesuse. It sppsarel that on the day in pc elms Robins, sad two other Drys, were trirepaisag on some land bidenging is the prisoner's master, gathering aloes, whoa the prisoner warned them off. They immediately rat away, apes which Roblin was struck by some shots from the rrisoner's pa. Another by was sin wrack by some shots, but not to the num ' Worst as Hobbits. It tem urged, on behalf of the prisoner, that his pa west of socidestally as he was gotta( over a time kedge. The jury bead the prima' guilty or drag tbs pa to bight's the boys, bat net with any malicious intent. The /grip said he emeutrod la the melba, bat that as It was a reel solos the pert of the ptiteaor, he felt it to be his duty to seateare hiss lc sin mesas' laryrisonment with bard labour. MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—Luczem, Mena 6. WOW Mb COM 1911,10 0•11/.ILL. Tst 11111/I.IIIITO/13 SUIDEZ. Jahn Pawkily aged 46, wee heisted for the wiltel reorder or lie aephev. Jobs Acres Fealres, at Baarsetoo, at- add alike. ea the 26th of Nthembet lest. Ks. Monet, Q Q., Ms. Cookie, sad Mr. Merewether, esadaeted the proseesties ; Ms. O'Brisa sad Mr. Bell the esteem VISE teuttMe, eiereferna EVENING, SUCH 8, ISM them is the ,176 rebnlety, when the bumf lam Bobs wit it Cassidy. The took both women that night, awl agate es the 19th, to a pahise-Mw .1154 the Biwa Bell. The wile eemplathed if the preemie 54 Ceesidy. lievieg had I. sal both they hit the Blew the et 11 o'eleek, and •11 time welhed Newt *teethe. NI ewe * whoa they same to Sawmill-bridge, mot the mill•uond. ben mike to Camidy, sad she mat away. Be then " Let me me if I as es *meg es I used to be," at the mem thee litdag her up sad setting bad as the tail et the bridge. He thew meld ' Bit then, and let me leek at pu s " sad radial, tides mid it her het be th rew bet back weMe late the swam ead ma away. By • mereitsl later pendia N Ptweleenem the masa whom lint *Mg to the earths' of the want het deep) sniped seem ken wetly pen ot the sapperts et the Maim, nod cried eat lewdly to help, Mt NM mint is the wharf fortuestely Mord her, no up, sad get her at with Is drag. The primmer west Mae to ketreeka, sad that Wets slept with the mem Candy. TM primmer we fmad dinky, aad the Judge eastmeed him he 16 years' Wasepormucte. ' Is a gestlemaa Ili at habery, sear BMW, aid being fro= boas bse ehe apt with We featly, had left **Uses Is the en et Maar, who wee he wont. Sear Lie glarks has bees eamittei about the seichboerbea whoa preseeeeee ewe hese he hued he hale Me boss Madras late. The "Law Lade seven' datums,* to la den a belief theeesse ear had Lase Leo the house, bet eubsequestly panda he hod head put of the Wage about the ream. Theo ft wee deer that se see bat ea Lea hew pet thew Ho vas basil Guilty, al Latina' to twelve oaths' la l=wi si the baser of the team SOUTH WALES ClRCUlT.—HAvintroanyrzer, 111Laca 4. MOMS S. MT= VELLUM& Till WOoDIN Await. THE POLICE COMM& BOW- STREIT. Thomas Halts*, a stoat freslociomplicairomd young nay, dressed se a labourer, sad having his sleeve, tusked up 'love the elbow, was charged attemptiag to obtain goods seder Nei preteame. Henry 6 Laws, moistest to Kr. Whistler, pawnbroker, 11, Strand, stated that about ten days ago UN primmer Or tared the shop, dressed as he sow appeared, sad with hi sleeves toned up I. the tame way. He skald that ha sad his father were an •he 'mots, of Meson. Cloves sad Boas, printers, 14, Charisperess, sad that be waisted a braes of pistols to supply the places of a pair, ass of which had bees stoles from a private won there. He said be would bring the odd one Is the coarse of the day if Mn. Whistler woold take it Melchior, and he wished to take away a pair as a tke. Winnm would aro allow his to do so, bat slut the pima. to Kern. Clown. He *mad 1111•11 ma 'idols bad bees entered, sad that the prisoner was set Mown. Ho had sines amemained that a perms, ea swerieg the prPoi.er's deseriptiog, had attempted to get goods teem several other tredesmen I. the neighbourhood, span similar promisees, sad is outs or two CUM bad bees ersessafal. Yetterday he sailed again, aid asked for • bow of pietols, this time for Mr. Dimon, another tradoemaa Is the neighbourhood. If ha wen remanded, at least a donee cams would be brought against him. The °Seen of the eosin recognised the primesr ea having been caviced some time ago of robbing his than employer, a printer, in this neighbourcool. He was remaaded for fuetbar examination. iLI BERT& lIVOAI.-11up swap pre ei brow or Ilms••••••Pr e Foams of the Altai •••••••••• tram the mum wade is the wadi owdbig UN. au 41 ". 7 1 6; k 2 =Vint 334 . 1114. The warms of banes or ilusonia of tbo Itandils• la tie ask SANE aboo0•43). 14 .8 4trage pine Irma or Ileirrusio w ea r. mina de BM ladle% lanwelod aboo•Or Va. eta. Thermos prim of inane tore leolplim Iplimof sopr.jolatly. rompaumi as ohm 4.114•911•1•6 VO@ Ka 4/4 yor llbt-roz, bloom I.—W• law% of kg" uparksold • kir dr mid for raw lawy the sho are wee seristias of 1.006 bids. Wm* laby ea tons OL SOL W. for memos btow• to minim re rift i ael tam 4•4. r 416. td. tor crystallised au% Ile War bin We by the paws. About 1.404 bozos Nowlsisb. awl • to. MYNA bap parry Mauritius, hew also holi Wpm at plan My Y. ion damp ranee Is.tweek. Inrolutre poem • Warble WOW to, bees doom at farther pond raise; lid I, thselifts MY by the rusalortarore are now ••••••• to • ray ••••11 ample.—la run the dremol to mill very 11661104 s ar ad th pl o. H. otra 61 *a wool coohnod to • law prole at Ilenery at tpc mai ias. TALLOW.-4b. Illirkst hem declined this west. There kr been • USW deenand tram IM Isle. End pr es re r• sorts. are telly cop. yantal; bat • cmasiduralo quantity of Show hoard been girth off an onstraila We 9thiesethy, ths speadwice prise for " all Much'. Me Oulu. ffed dallatry in the list three scathe of the year there isom hes Indasess no WOG Wes wait off with spi ,be trek Win all Naa" Priem awe ember blow than Wayne, liar Sao balm. al oaks offend, ot which 429 soots wow NIL delvetio• to Ira gloomy were 691 sake. and the arrival 149 Nola WI Ws off—lthrth, 37e. 6d.; Aped, Us. pd. to Ha; lisp W thast the ; October and Dtan•ber. die. Id. to ills. M. 'WM Wink 4.e. to 41e ; tallow 011. Us. ; town follow, fle. : net ellibr-teicaa aseers. lima; .of Lbarlees Ctratisr of Friday aveninsJ seolut 001T011.—Lnumossa. Kum I.—Tb.. Me Wm • Away mod maw gime mums all week. wt , Meg vreitokbe sal m Hord. la plea Wial s• lento tlut low Ilsity Om& TM Ma volostd a mete n 11•; lisrdos, on. poodvdpindlinft a. M dome Ito loft toe tide lAA they his r mi raisi per r.r Om lbw • d aim Ina •of of lOW Ss WinsNM tom( Mose. 11, dm* leimas Ss ammo quills@ Moo sludroll to tL •I= m ilmo oalltilmettb• immins Aso. •Ittiololistr ow ale las bit sal stoady. Masai Wag • Illistioung. Mem arm= 1 . 1 111 60 7 _WA/ as know oaks. WI quote visa osis %bob Odom N. 11, INNIMIIItiO inks, pisoo Mr o.lmb st ISMS Silk NA Muss kit. Ws a.. still IMO. te km pig st ra akr or Naos Odom Pan So SINN koos is salhassf lorrtss ss our alms solot. harskra. urs air. ISO sod HO Ms imputed so Isis bun Siss o• ossookiss t sooklosts. tWa kw% owl SI Iroplis Mr t i so Wolotto Is Om Yob Mr as mot IS.. Woo sk.a WOO balm gobs .oar IsbOAse Islas es igonialso •r Ito md. ISM of ••• wesit.4B.ll9 Nu& 8113L—(Pura Kenya Dumb sod Ck.'sfkaalast.)—We ha.. I'M port • rani of steady bylaw la ilk, at asattaually inroadsr yrieos—taroy ars Oats maws Laportaro to mato to mg woo lOW. a Maena d de plias booms tor ) ea m. la Mina 111 the aowstrint el weeds as. Me rettoced the Nook to ea leen vosteatly law paw. li t new stiooar.lo likely to M roualloa lon= ect er by Yrs lauds a se to arrt.e-3,6ll•llalaaJad ash. soot—bat is. lops ailliorito Writes et, eleteb at lent sit dm to sapsMa to mtgs. Woo 110 waft amalla of Swope Asa OM seeNtlelly leyost the eateveleeits malt el the led tateseet. la the lowa slaw, both at Tenths met Tepasset we last to be enneillisty II at= mad pikes bays admired prepotUona. Way m k% a din damn. Nam. I sad 3 Mat** are sot :brat-' Was fhb aail en 11 4. e g L a tr ub ttlel at tams nu m, whisk awl. i. tar le all poodere moarato. baton an only or oaditsalalla be fis as a. eel thee* metl parce.s. la Toyama, the War imam bon ben teliellode Yr at ills. to 17.., obi% the I bewail mass Sal aaair bums at Its. la 14s. Id. Otataa silk Ms basolied lo waft =MI by ea tatatAtiot law Ink. bat aufartaaffitely WAR OFFICE, Mama 7. la Regiment of Dragoon fileards—Charlo Robert Ran Rubbeds. Brat., to be woraet, without gurehass. bed Draroome— (pith Jan Uppteby Graybura, from the Royal Marsh - Wools Milt* to be aern.L without meths% Ace Bain. bridge, appointed to the 17th Light 3rd /Mkt Dragoom—ltletard Bluedell. gent., to te carat, by pur chase, vim Rail. who has rotted. Royal Artillery—TM Ant Carleton name of Captain fillanell •Is Fronds, sot lambs, as stated la the t• Gantt," el the 29th ultimo. The mooed Carlotta name of Word Captain Wolfe is Work ultimo. sad not Mai* as stated In the "Gazette" of the 29th Grenadier Guards—Easkth and Lieutenant Somerset Arthur, Earl of Carried. to be beetenast sad captain, by purchase. vice Mitchell, who rotas& la Itetto % ent of Foot—Alfred Bloomfield, gent., to be mien, by vim 0. D. W. Bunter, promoted. 71,00t—Charies Farmer, gent, to be dispenser of medicines. Bth Foot—James !Melding Mackay, gent, to be /olden, by torches*, eke literea, promoted • Lieutesant &nee Gordon Slam Irv= the Galloway Militia. to be adign, without purchase, vice Mackay, appointed to the 42nd Foot 10th Foot—William Enderby, seat., to be ensign, by purchase, vice Pure* promoted. 13th Foot—Lieu mune 8. L. D. Wilton to be captain, by purchase, vice Gosling, who retina; Ensign J. F. James to be lieuttnaah by parch r, ,o Wilds; Thomas Yardley, mt., to enema, by porthase tee Jes. 17th Foot—Basica am %William Eaderby, from the 10th Foot, to be ed. alp, *About punch es. 19th Foot—Gelour sergeant William landing to be quartermaster, tee Palmier_ appointed 94,1 master. 12nd F st-stliseasame WlLliem Aegean& Medd] Ratclea, from the Royal Linselallilttle. to be nudge. without parchase, vice Pan, enpeieled le the Nth Foot. 24tb Feet—ilimem Mee Rodurkpmt, to be slim by nominee, eke Weellield. penmen ; Mom RA gent, to be mei" *Meet peninle. Wm serials/ le Ole 79th Foot. 1110-41pediele MOM mt.. le be amigo, by ra dios% tihilior. teemeeed. Fain—A s menden mem el inlet 1118, WIRe, and not Willem. espreelsoo& Meet Feet-4eM Chniny, paL, to be swim by purchase, the Linperm • Lleeiment Arthur Joie Hell, trees the aid t be snip, without nominee, vise Charley, appointed to the Ma loot elst Fue—Centant Illedieselh Ma Liddell, free the Slat Foet, te sepia. vise Sheen. vie 4ftd - Ifeet*-Rmmpe aLßlellhag liga r= the ilth Peet, to be main, without ninolnmh 43rd Foot—To be Indint. : Host Oebtrue Bateman, gent., vice Gorton, 1 IPOrban William Farm 13 yth. gent., Mee Crosier, 34th Feet—leaceen C s lrrdwards, gent., to be ensign, by put , abase, Mee Bap,. peemoud. 35th Feet—iinalgo Norma Num wtio F. Unlocks to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice , reds.. 54th Fealt—dment Jens IL Rebell to be lieutenant, by punkas; vies trailer, who Mose; Hestia John Charley, from the 37th tetra, to be mins, viihant peneeem John Lewd &all, gent., to be ensign, by porehme. yen Heleall. Mat Fost—liderys Seenloa Andros, {anti to be mden, by mane, tee penes Ned Feet—ldeare Climbe Edward Fairticenh to be Ilemeesnt colonel, gruerneinee, Wee Iten=lio renew Resist Hajar W. Y. le In Mei% la Mee 11116 1110.-demen Zees Hama" gat., to o ts maim by nominee, Inemeled. dab Pree—Tha ninind MINI= arm of Emilio Brim sprinted oaths Mk eIL. le Fitt.. 79111 Feell—Melen Band. has the 11th Feat, to be einign, 1 elm P eld re=l7lllla Meshy, from the 41st Foot, to be swain, eke LAM. vie Irent-Gephaln =MI h Cobbs to be major, by purchase, vise oil asi zzenetlon, by pas, oa find November, elm ise lim e—Rhs kia eniend Clefetlea name of Ensign Buchanan is Garle=llselment - Lleelment Walter Henry Lcmg to be rep tile. by pershem, etc, Holivertby, promoted to • depot battalme ; Li Endo Clerks Hamilton Roddy to be liettaaant, by wane, vim SWIPE ITALIAN LEGION. 4 th 1 41/Mis= B. Quaked, trim hrd Eatimeat, to be bentemeat PROVISIONAL DEPOT BATTALION. Ctakneed!. Hohmettly, trim the Ceylon KM Reesman, to r ia oaJoe, by purchase, elm Brevet Calomel Gl= V. Creasy who Mires. STAPP. To ham the local mak of Veterinary Surgeom attadwd to the In tan2Di pat rlakwela the Crintea—John tamper, gefeat,Uwe= John HOSPITAL STAPP. Te be Araistaat Bargee= -Assistant burgeon 711mau le/why, M.D., be.. the 7th ; =Mae Ambient eerie= John Noble =town, deg AMMO& Ream Chat= Moore Jump, =ring Amletant aleasea Menliea halaihm. The a=re of the raw mime maim= apmdated amistant ear. pea la she Whemate" el theta= alt. le Man* and tea Homy as win* obese. o=asi Think Itentenaat Oolatel John Ortille, Regiment Ulla Cavan', to be aloe de map to the aueey with the MAIN NNW In the may. Hiptahl Thema Them= De Very of the Royal Tatum% babe niajor la theaume Captain eleerie Pelleaka. attacked to the British Oerauut Lawton, to have the bed reek it wept while so tat:4o7W. The entlentlendeled of togent bare local r.mk to Turkey while env- ies "kb Teehhh Oiatln Comets Theirs Honey late Hat Light Dime=s, attached to the ()be=wail Inept= Cavalry, to have the 1 roil rink of major. To ham th e :sal rank of Caputo —Captain Robert Mott, late 4th Dry goon Gomm; Lleateasat Joke Orme.. late 4tith Pool. The undsrmenttomd often and ecotlcratel to hare Weal teak to Turkey. =die employed oa the Medical Staff of the Osmanli irre ular Hank ; To hare the Y y et mak of Staff Surpon of the Pint Clase—Becond Cam &at Barge= Or. Ramey. lb have the Mal rink of eargeoa—Dr. Tlethe Joseph Francois Napo. Won Wale Patten. To =re the load r..ak ad Andetant Surgeons lawartlGovett. pot. ; T. B. Blandtard, gent, Ines Hoare, reelesed. The Menet= la matetatated toe the appounownt mkt= appeared Is the Omens "of 14th December, IaSS: John T remeohere Jelmatom rent, to ham the local risk of Cornet while employee In tha Turbine Coottheeat. ADMIKA LTV, name S. Ong ot Royal Names Mee = Lleatemmt John Darman Hope to be Orst Ilipalerimikt. rise J. it. =may resigned his eommlimos. the steak of tide dew is ait new* Ile WO= of do loot two 71110n j a a irg Impossiis. tar... Wows km Is Se Wand Mew oak la ardente dem dilterke WI km weak lie wirwiey koge, Is ampei WWl* knee deers last tee karma et as re. deed Weir ef Ohio dlk. awd ere sew leilmteg ft Is WNW; the ret wed all uwelie dome hews kat hese wry sweew he Italia wow; pries ere reeled Id* kegs the eartleeet, and hake= ealwastod. Ikeda end Purim elk • iked tottor. 001111.—Ommuna, Nam .—They• go a eteeo y et visa et NNW loan tie isalitlea atm Impend ; the did ma Wire of Nort-kaat. sad where wove way booms matt amp moo Wu wawa paid. ba t a ea peso. rid ran of b e . Wit *se. Wart. rid.llll. to tOo. wh il e, toe. to Ns. Ilea* brialtd.auad. mad Is to fa, dower b., .it deeeelp dm.rim Oas. Ma Ns. to 40e. oats% ,t.. Deese sad MOS shatration la wr dawn Loosis, Kamm Oar Arms today 'odd art adult to the dilloo quoted tot Maass& Walb • awl dad et drat. 0117 whit /tit at dist 10. dram Wheat. ad. NLN Na. ; ltil lo Us. Thit 111117111, A 6 of Inekly. aid Asa Wink* Ith Itemor ; obtlag. NA to tilh; oath% 425. Wu Mink WM atiall•Me WM& W axtosna. Nom te-Wirld Is la lo ta. letstw bra thou laat Friday, MA Alai din to • putt" to grow as [ha part at Alta; Arlin aro As &pm/ Is prow Nish lb, Parlay rather dew. Dam dull d mit AO soma time Is oats sad awhile. Aimee waek wane Mora s—Whi s t. 8,174.711. lid.; barley, 1 11,61198.2, 39e. 11144 a 4117 ,4111; PA; boos, 107, 43e. 001.; ew, 3, B MAses 7.—(By &OIL WI kik Mapaida Talebralth.) Oatsp* el elmot mots ate ; iota IL motet. leraeros the week, irdeatiasel to Ghana At Om Jltlmpt ittaadasso smalL Good llogolts ghost me% sod MI km*. idle at% IA to 10 por lam Ws vorykaps amply. aril pima at Is. par dorter dmilmo as Or vast time. Kum 7.—The sethet we tots exceedisely demised. see the Imbue der wee se trill's thee a quotation of rates weld be soenely wishing bet actsemel. BIITTEL—CIes, Yaws I.—(Sy - sad Irish Maimed' hk• vaph.)—Vinili. Ma ask LS,. 110 a ; HU. 99a; Wm, Ina ; 6tia 741. COAUL—Lass, limacw 7.—Enter' West Hartley, 165.; Davi- SOU's Wert Hanky, 17.. 3d.; Hestines's Hartley. 175.; Howard's Wed Hartley Nethertoa. 17s. 3d.; Newoutla HartLy, 13s. ; North Perey Hartley, 13e. ; Moor Ewes, 13..: Weet Pelt6o.l{a 6d.; West Ruling Hartley. 13a. 6d. Wylam, 14s. ed. Walls Ead Eden, U.. ed. ; Walla had Oodorth, 114.; Walls lad Heaton. Hs. ed. ; Walls End Hadley. lie. St ; Eden MN;fd.; Walla End Brad dyne. 16 4. ; Walls End /Harrell, 17s. Id.; Walls End Helton, 1/s. ed.; Walls End Hinton Lyons, 13s. • Web Ead Lamb t°°' • Walls End leoritsgas, 11n. Ikl.; Walls Mid Yeasher, 13s. ; Walls End Plummer, 13s. ed. ,• Walla Had Ilimstl's Hatton, le. Ild.; Walla End South Heston, 17 Wells NM Stewart* 11. 133.; Walls End Hatton. le; Walls Had Redid Hall, Bs Walls End 1 4 1a se r ot k r i . &I. • Walls l ad West Kik" • ; Walls Ki d Whitworth, 13.. ed.; D e Hartley. 17a. 3d.; equborwan Merthyr, 325. Mdps walla, 173 ; sold, 71. PROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. BANKRyPTL . TROWAS Coons, Width*, 1 iiit,tarmee, to warreadm Match IS •. 1, and April 17 at it, at basnothal44tzset. holm., &melt sad Co., Old &out-sweet, .14 Foqueu and Mew, Newport; off. • Johnson. Bawnghall-strect. 1.101 Lien,, BrLetoa, builder, Mane 7 at I, and April 111 at I, at Ilentogbalt.Knot. lld., otronglnll, Oak man.streat, City; of. teeneteld, Ba,lostall.etrae- OLOloaa Bal. Heary.creet, Kensington-Ism, contrestor, March la at 14. and April IS at I, in basingbalLetteet. &I n les*, Mew Doemistisot, llacover.equars ; et. aisle., Edwards, danabeoch- Genoa amalgam, atokm.upos.Trait, Staffordahlre, graver, Marsh la at 104., sad April 11 at 11, at Bulaiughass Court. *A.., 'lint, sod Weans sad lialght, Birmingham; dr. wig.. Ballasts., Bit- WOO= Brzniv Kamm; Promotes. Lincolnadreololporme. rare). 13 and Ay= 0, at log. at Me Birmingham Court held at Netuagbam. lola, White and OthMop, Boom, sud =Heron and Knight, Bs mitslum ; ME arig., Harris, Nottingham. Navin Asuwers. Lantia, LAD* isaAlre, milk r, Harsh IS and Ana 10, at If, at leads Coen held at Klugoton.upou-Hull. Sot, Brow% Linealn; of. meld., Carrick. Hull. DUI-A=7lON, DP DIVIDENDS. Hawn Jams Stormod-stres, rpitalarlda, warehouseman-1A divi de= of Id, Ms= 3, and Hues ea= gum% Wednesday% at Edwina% Ilembroce.cont. lava pion. Wisolorater.hulleinp, Bradstreet, mining agent-- lot dialling /8.9/1, Harsh 3, and three whoop= Wednindaya, at Ildwaides.Swebrookumirt. Hamm Illwenam Peneorow, New-road, =her .reliant-fad =liked el SP., Karen 3, and awe subsequist Wednesday% et KESsinii% Sambrook-corrt. Bon= Nomann and WILLIAM Camorron. Bedford, Lanseaktro eat- Ms nonnestiorers -tat MOO= of Is. AL, Marsh 4, and any nab me= Tuaday, at Pott's, Wanottester. Tasous Ikantwaan, Boltoole-Hours, Lancashire. tow aserebest lat SSW= el M., Karon 4, and any outommet Tessday, at Poles, Hombeiter. Janos &MIT, lbes" dims dealer-Ist dividend of 3u, He= Mg any sahnsaist Thursday. at Cameos% Liver pool. DIVIUILNDS. April L W. Lek% Meow Kent, I'l RIOT In hay-Aptil S. Z. K. Law, Artolostroat. Ilemnbatreet,aad Unisommeent, Wandsworth nod, bill broker-April 3. J. Blattasy. 0101101.1•111111(11% tailor -Ma= W. A It Pry, Sunderland, Durham, builder-Marty It, J. Bereace, Crlisle, Cambarland, plasterer -Aprd I. P. Warn, figigton. Cumberisat, oanalgeturer. USSTIPICATP - ' lilt to be greated.eolestoehto booboos to the otaerery. on the clay al redo& thereb N. I. Timm. Portobello. terrace, Nottlog-httl, OMlier— YutW TS. H. Kelly. Attlee street. sad Proodoutert, Itieemebery. li.alider—liatels ie. T. Ydeley. likteser-plete, bistelsoe. oteeeltest— liar* IS. I. Wllsos. Gra/Sas.rosd. CciaSakoaws, 'kip brikst—!larch iTa - als;W:ne F.l; - 'erpool, 'lsla - yell 7," — fro; '''' ' . -- -. — ....i'i1T5701.; Prillf-S! Oranges& March 6, from .......... ..... Lisboa Fianconor-at Rye Bay, March 3, from -.. . Catania FOrlinanith -at Falmouth, March 7 from Maorttmo Foarusa-at Falmouth. March 7, from Oporto Grimes Illinow-olf Salcombe, March 5, fr0m........ bt. Michael's °Lomas De agAll•-off Proshnee, March 3, from. Cuba HlLLVarlita-all Piranan, Main 3, from .... PI/Ch linaT-a! Gemmed, March 7, from Them Waiting C. &sem-off Falmouth, March 6, from .New Chinn/ Joan Bvu.-.at Gravesend, March 7, from Hamburg loan--. 4 Gravesend. March 7, from St. Michael's lion-of Cape Clear, March 4, from S. Michael's Lassoro-st Groomed, March 7, from A ntwerp Lora-off Sakonnet, Mar h 3, from . St. Michael's Masta-at Briotol, Much 6, Yam Demerara M h Falmo Iftsaooff ut, arch 4, fr0 m ..... - . ... .. . m.. Shanithae .. - .. ... a Maw (a)-at March 7, from rive7pool, Oporto Mamma-at Liverpool, March 7. from Demi ray* MaiT C4lllOlO -la Li•tTplol. March 7, from .... Callao Ilaamdes-at Orammend, March 7, from Porto RlO5 b11•141.11016•COE-.-111t Gravesend. March 7, from Honduras Molina -at Ormmend. March 7, from Horduras Pamcme-at °mound, March 7, from Guernsey Mamma i • yrs tar-at Deal, March 7, from 61unthse Ram-at Dublin March 7. from Eh. &bream 1 Ihrow-at Oraysiend, March 7, from c k , Helaine& --off Plymouth, March 6, from C. of Good Hope Star-at Dartmuuth, March 6, from Germ SITIPLT-off Magnum, March 6, from Worms fkimswa-ot Porusaorth, March C, from• Locdoo Baas* Anti-of Balcumbe, March 3, from. Oljt% Ba.-at Liverpool, Hatch 7, from Tooramvs (m)-at Liverpool, March 7, from. Ocisstantloople Tnaarm--st Donk]; March 7 ' from .... Barbadoes 'farrow -at Pill, March 8, to im ...Alezaindrn TILIMI.D-Ot Greenock, March 3, from ..... .... ,..Maturiss Tatum Tamer-at Queenstown, Muth 7, from-- Si. Michael's Twin. Batt.--at Orammod. March 7, from .-- Callao Vairamii-st Grameend, March 7„ from —...Alesamirm Wu. Otiman-at Deal, March 6. from Black Bea W. firwisow-off Cape Clear, March I, from New Orleans Wrecirwoem-at Qammatown, Mara I, from .Bt. Michael's Wm. Aran-at Orameend, March 7 from. Belaklan Ws. SMINCS or Barrow-at Gominand, Mardi 7. fronßruserla 1 Zawanne-at Gravesend, March 6, h01m.... --....flurium SS. L Dotwerisetreet, /Ml6st-street, carpenter—Wank St W. Oa; Issintrest, /Iszbaryessain cab proons oc = i tere J. W. 14441. lattstesses, leestetd.stmet, ARA binnhami, sal WlHRavad, Clty.rced. lenterstm — Sleill 2. T i t Werildt, Memillseresd, Ilmessersaite, and Sr. GeOrge&igate. Wslinetiseuel lelleise—Aprn 1. A. Fronds, ladle-lard, Lombard. Orbit deals le siewee—Mandl it. H. Danimort, Newport, Idea W l lOl l 6 I. J. Ilsatea. 0. Dance. and J. Pull; Essalwass, Iliseebsse. Imarkl" es/pr r Iles maofecturen =ran it li/M, 1/1•11110/kft. sawed.) —April S. T. S. Staten, ate ss-nawca LM. Stine, Stmebester, 010¢q 11.19.1111 —DINO L Lesn, Oldiss, pennon defier —March 31. J. likkliain, llsekbete, Isesmsliss, mem en utsetuter arch 31. Mason Rrindiaii.grenin laernaldnr. cotton spianer—April 7. J. Pratt and C. Atm% Ontleford. Tetkehlte, senbeeests amens. tarees— i. 7. Htteees. lihrinralinry.rnallater - April S. J. Reed, I soltswe proser—llara 11. 0. T. Bate, West Dem. will, eleintokits, essewHuse mat, T. H. Ryland, Binelsehew. weed term— Mardi 11. J. lisseett, Wertainury, lass•fordablie, witiieser. PARTIIMMIPS DIISOLVED. B. R. faseerd and J. Shard, Huddersfield. Yorkshire, morn realm —J.Glovar end J. Buggels, Liverpool, pitch makers—J. Wkesn, Jun , and D. Hannah, Liii. Hook, nee Prato., Lancashire, power loom cloth manufacturers—C. Cowdery and C. Newman. Kuegokury, Middlesex. wine merchants—H. Hering and H. Remington, Regret mreet, booksellers—J. Beard and J. C. Williams, Penchant street, City, tea broken--W. Hatbwey and R . Hodges, Bri.tol, wooden draper. -L. Morgan and J. W. Owen, Ilanableter, cora factaes—J. Aebby and R. Mothers, Croydon Surrey, mattinists—W. Wyse/irk, 0. C. stew's; and J. Drysdale,Phltpotianc, Cl 7. Emma notsmi•won merchank—J. BMus, an., W. Blaze end J. Burns, Leeds, unit d° When. en far r regards J. Mans, arm.—H. Ls U. men., H. 0. Le lAlne, Jan., O. D. Le LiPre, and P. W. Le Liens, Clevelandetreet, Milevend-road, skein silk dyers. so far reprde 0. D. 1.. Li.vre—T. Townley and J. Kirkland, Liver. pool, drapers—H. Chu...worth and J. Mellor. Huddersfield, swollen scribblisg milks—T. Leighton and W. Powell, Birmingham, memo futurism wellere—E. Purchase, BsPothergill, J. Pita, and M. LP. Franco, Lbw W, Olamnrgaurhirs, brewers—B. Dieholl. and It. Warsaw, Eackshall, Staffordshire, 'proem—C. Beffiatall and S. C. Besstall, Illsb-street, Kesengtao, Linendrapers—J. Ilmbrell and C. Petwortle, Sussex, White end T. Edward., Sir. atm, Or...founders—D. Heprty and J. Damon, Jun., Gems. Clempvits-thoEsst, ripe caryeaters—F. C Motterap J. S. and!. P. Morteram, Tor, enaffordsturs, iron master., so ha an r egard. J. P. Motierase—J. Treleaven and B. C. Treleaven, Launaestao, Cornwall, hatte rs —T. ergo and R. Sharpe, New dim ford. Uncolnsbire, millers-0. Barnsley and W. Barnsley. Stockport, Cheshire. tamrs-0. Haight and O. Doeingtoa, Colchester, Peel. ter, Witcher and L. Wllcher, Jun., Crucifix-lane, Ber =WM. tallow melters—A. liaymes mid J.B. Banbury, Leaming ton Prior., Warwickshire, attorseys—T. Ball. J. Ball. and W. Ball, Nottingham, late manufscturers, ex tar so regards J. Ball—P. reamer, J. Eglingtos, sad P. J. Mina, Derby, silk throwstens—J. Boyd and J. Haworth, Ashton Moor, Lancashire, cotton manufacturers—T. Preen and W. BILL Birmingham, grocers—J. Wood and 0. Woods elhartasbuty.stmet. Otterelltch, bmlders. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Roam Causasm, Dangles, druggkat. March 17, at the British Hold, Dundee. Rosary Mtxwxct. Monyneask, Atordeenshire, surgeon, March 17, at UN Royal lintel, Aberdeen. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE CASUALTIES. A telegraphic mamas* from Brest stales the Lane, War.len, on her voyage from Shielde to thwthegens, lam been totally low at Pionntourtrev, about 23 miln N.W. of Brea ; crew eared ; part of cargo on shore. Constitution, from New York, which took fire In the Kersey, Dec. 5, mu scuttled, and eubse,thently turned bottom up an the !anthem Bank, was lifted, and towed to the main last night—still bottom up.—Lherpoot, Nardi 7. ARRIVED. ARCADIAN—it Creelloek, March 4, from Baminsah Aarroura—at Oreennck. March 5. from Trinidad Acme Wrt,cia —off Dynamo, March 5, from callow Ammo- off Cape Clear, March 4, from Leghorn AVSAT—at Liverpool, March 7. from Valp..rairo ALMS ROD Ara—at Gravevend, March 6. from Alexandria Cm OF Moira/DM—at Gravetend, March 7. from Dunkirk —___ • Marc► , -- BAILED. ANTON& esays (os)—fros Liverpool; Mirth 7, t0........ea1parai10 Avoruiv—trop Carild, Womb S, to Aulto —tree Wolf, Nerve 6, to ApMIS Illoavics—tro. Byrum*, Yon► 11, to _ Gairea—fram Oramornd. Waren 7, 5i.7„.. » ..... Genatentinoole Crrr or Lomocut—fora Gravesend. Waren 7. lo Duke* Dimmer -from Gravesend, March 7, to —.—Basanerg Drover 'hoax- from Snows, Waren 6. to --Algiers FlRLlA—from Oraverend March 7, ......... inrassa—tram Cow* Marsh 8, to Patmesor —tram flwaama, March 8, to Mini ua—froaa Livetwool. March 7, to Fuca.— from Omega* Mush 7, to °iota' APP—from Lhapool, March 7, to *. lloe N nco e'rl3"G lea m:astakt 0 ------ Cardiff, March 6. to Constantino* Haulm Cons- from Onsoock, March 6, to Scam Husanerra—tram Weida, March 6, to Lisboa JONAMMill—tram thaw** March 7, to Hamburg ILLFPPIRC—treat LlTerpo:i, March 7. to. New Orleans KAT. HOOPUL—from Pill, March 7, to New York LTlClll—tram thrscses, March 6, to Gibraltar La beTolll—tram Cardiff, Mauls 3, to Los, Pacoima—tram Swansea, March 3, to.- March 7. .- New York Loewe-non Gravesend, -_.- I, to M•ILLIT Stu.-from Gravesend, March 7, to COOOLIOIioO9/0 Mmerazaa-from Hartlepool, March 6, to Germ illoacw-from Liverpool, March 7, to Hannah N. 8. MI. Comm-from Liverpool, March 7, to Savannah 0130 NA -Irma Ginvesead, Match 7, to Caps Pgraior-from Cerdid, March 6. to Gibraltar PAN../1-tram Queenstown. March 3, to Sam /1101.1 t-from Liverpool. hhirch 7. to linge Flamm-nom Liverpool. Mira 7, to New Sore Suomi. BuDDIROICS -*OM Queenstown, Mara 3, to Callao awns Cams-tram Swansea, March 5, to Cubs - -w-rrces Gravesend. March 7, to New Zealand '1 month, March 6, to holm rp • Falmouth, March 6, to iintway 3. Marsh 7, to Loemannd seemed, March 7, to Allgo.4 CI) Gramme& March 7, to Heligoland Hull, Marsh 6, to Rao Grande Tuaue■—hum Temxzesz.—tta U~trr—ham VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Alms (s), Feb. 19. lat. 36 N., lon. 2 W. Barletta (ship), from Liverpool for Pernambuco. Fab.l6, 1'1.49 N. Leo. 11 W. Elith (Dani& brig), from London for Ililnklava, FeS. 13,1 at. 16.12, • - km. 8. Frigate 111 rd (Amerfran ship from Loud, fur Pb lade'plria, Feb. 13, lat. 34 N., los. 33 W.. 39 day. out. Mariner. from Malta !or Loudon, J an., u. lat. 3 8 .! N., loci. 0.2 W. Simla t.l am transport', steering meat, !lb 27, let. 3r N., lon. 10 ',— Thomas (Britian barque), from Dumerara for London, l'ab.34, lat. 46 N., 100. 21 W. Twreling Zuatma, Item Liverpool for trtava, Or'. 1. LL 23 N., lour SO W. Wanderer (brig), from Demerara fee Leaden. Mere. 1, lat. 49.14 N., km. 11.:.0 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BARRETT.—March 4, at John-street, Bedford row, the wife of the Bee. J. M. Barrett, of a POE MITTEN MM.—Merck 3. at Thc Grange,lloddesCos, the wife of the Rev. C 0. Ctsittestlen, cf a ion. DE L4l.4lNo.—March ♦, at ruse of awe and hair. THOMP,ON.—March e, at Wtrano'e.strest wiled H. Thonapton, Esq., F.R.C.S., of • Bayer er. Om Ccuntece de Lidding. MARRIAGES. DAUNT—HULLEM.—March J. at St. Iboriaa'a Church, Collutoptone Devonshire, by the Rev. 0 M. Slane . , D.D., E. K. !wont. Era.. Duke of Laraetaters Own letitla, von of F. Daunt, , &bowies, county Cork, to Harriet Ceorgina, daughter of the late Cavan Joke Mullen. of the lit Novel Regratent. and grand' daughter of the late leutiu.ael-Colonel MuUeo, K.H. HARRIS—CA Lnworr. -March 4, at St. Leonard'a-owdes. by the Rev. W. Hose, K. Merle, eh of the late 0. Ilan* tig ,of Rugby, to Ellen. datahter of t. Caldecott, Esq., of Eventeld place. M. Leeward's, and the Lodge, Rugby. PARZEB—GREAVILA.-14 arch 6, at the Cathedral, Mareheder. by ' the Rev. W. Milts, J. P. Parker, of Meneherter, of N. Parker, Req., of Nen•wlch. Cheshire, to Ann %I II•on Greens, daughter of the late Rev. P. W. Cleaves, of Ilydwgruve, Ar4wick. PEntaoM—RlLET.—March bat the pedal) church. Hades, by Its Vow the Arcadians of Craven. Mr. W t carton, of Leeds, to Marl Hannah, delights , of the late Mr. L Riley, of Halifax. 101111160 N—POWELL.—March 4, at the raj tist thazel, Crew *MS% bat WWI* by the Rev. J. W. 'raid, Mr. C. Rolaisean, of Upper Thernereereas, to Mary Ane, daughter of J. Powell, Esq.. of Norton Ville, Canadewtown. DEATHS. AlTlCEll.—Maralt 4, at Great Hey, Edenll,at, Luxarldre, Jam, • ife al T. &tank Bay., Need 67. BlLARD.—llareb s,st Castp.t. Trate, inver Breughtos, lissettatar. Abate, daughter of Use Rev. Dr. Beard, area 10. ClIACI!DT.—Uaralt 3, at Lew Wan, Kett, B. Chasm), arra le. SPAEPOW.—Marte at lifo.pleer, Bromploo, C. R. Sparrow, Erg.. lam d WalthaTatow, aged re. WALToll.—Marek a. at Illacklio.street, Derby, Elizabeth Asa Eaton idea of T. W. Walton. Praialasi nabbed by Wallas Sas lam... ass ` Lombard Mask Is Me Oty a Lando% Prato. as sa• Vara, la Lamar , " ormisms {Mimsas' Mitifslin.—esa caw. M&IKILL r