The Express. — London, England, 1847-03-27 00:00:00

but it was urged that this could not be done without con siderable etpense, and that it was deemed unnecessary, seeing that so very recently a large majority of the inhabit ants had petitioned against incorporation. The conference lasted nearly two hours, iv but l a d s to no itu definite [vault. ivirrilit DANOSIt 07 TURSB/1170 BY STEAW-011 Thursday a fire occurred in the stack-yard of Mr. Roberts, of North Raneehy, near Slesford. It appears that Mr. Roberta wu thrashing corn out of doors with a steam thrashing machine, a spark from which ignited some loose straw; the flames quecaly reached the stacks, and five large wheat stacks end one barley stack, with a quantity of straw, were totally de stroyed. It was with great diulty the fire Ina kept from the house and buildings. THE GOTRILNKIINT SCHEME OP XATIONLL EOCCATION. —The Midload Counties Herald (one of the most extensively circulated of the provincial journals) bee in its columns, this week, an excellent article in support of the government plan for promoting national education. After extracting fres the articles which have appeared in this journal, the writer says : The Laity News, of ail the metropolitan journal% has written the most gay and conclusively on the subject of national education. The articles in that paper ran hardly fail to hare a east influence on public opinka. They are mini and well manned ; the writer, while setting aside the "medlars of others, hart obviously none of his own. He write. trial, the earnestness of real conviction. In several of the papers to which we refer, it is shown that while the state has neg. lined to provide the means of • really useful education for the people, caseation of Loather kind is going on meet ituccessfully—Uut educe. UM which fills our prison* and convict ships This education (it is remarked in a late article) is not merely a negative thing—it is some thing more than the absence of a good edueation—it ft a positive evil; It is the presence of • fearful 71:wk___ WAGER ON TH; . TAST-DAT . .gip-111 jUSISCO to the gentry, farmers, and other employers in this and all the neighbouring parishes, I wish to state, that they have de termined to give their men wages for the fast-day, provided they attended some place of worship, and abstained from work.-11. CLERGYMAN RESIDING ON THE BORDERS OP BEDFORDSHIRE AND NORTHAMPTONSHIRE Shish 2d. WACIES ou FAIIT-DAT.--Bir : I read in your paper of Tuesday, from a " Constant Reader "—" How are the work ing men of England to behave and suffer in consequence of Wednesday's fast ? My work-people have all begged to be allowed to work, and say that it will be taking their chil dren's bread out of their mouths." What upon earth does the writer mean ? Had be no idea of having any duties of his own to perform ? In my parish there was not a single employer who hesitated about paying his men for the day. No work wasdone by any one individual, and, I believe, I may say, there was not one who did not attend Divine wonhip.—J. T. Avert"; Aldwortls, HAMPSII.IIIP, ATTIMPT TO Mt:gait. -Ili; Monday, • man-servant named Wolfe, in the service of W. Thresher, Esq., during the temporary absence of some of the family, took occasion to assault in s moat brutal manner the nursemaid, named Ayling. The poor girl was engaged in an upstairs room, when Wolfe went up and struck her with a wooden mallet, which rendered her almost senseless ; he then with a carving knife inflicted serious wounds un her . He hu been committed to Gosport, to appear for examination, when the unfortunate girl may be well enough to appear against him, SOMERNEISIIIi!.I,7 EAST SOIIINAET Etiscriox.—The high sheriff of', Somerset received the writ for electing a member in parlia ment in the room of the late Col. Cure Langton, on Wednes day, and has fixed Friday the 9th of April, as the nomination day. An earlier time would have keen named, but that the county assizes commence on Wednesday next, and are ex pected to last till the middle of the ensuing week. Up to tke present time Mr. Pinney is the only candidate, sad there seems to b, no movement among the tory party. Mr. Pianey's committee are, however, using means to guard against surprise by dissecting the register, and arranging should it be necessary, au immediate and active canvass of the county. Under any circumstances it is felt that an opposition to Mr. Pinney would be futile as the liberal register never was in so satisfactory a state as at present. The remains of Col. Gore Langton were interred yesterday with much pomp in the family vault, in the parish church of Newton St. Lo. There was a concourse of persons pre sent, amounting to several thousands including a large num ber of the tenants and poorer neighbours of the deceased gentleman. 11.112-17 THR INTINDIID REMOVAL OP CONVICTS TO PORTLAND is exciting much discussion in that neighbourhood. The S.terborne Journal says, " We may expect soon to see loca ted on our common 7,000 convicts—and it is said the same number of troops will encamp in a field midway between the Traveller's Rest and the villages. Government has, it is I understood, abandoned the plan of excavating the " mare " for naval docks, but will construct the basin just above the Ferry-bridge, and on the Portland side erect its dockyard. The plan is preferable to the former ; the site is more out of harm's way, and there is plenty of sea room to hold all the ships in the navy, with ample space for timber-yards, and all I lying under the lea of Chisel Reach. The rickety wooden I bridge is to give way to a stone one, with a draw-bridge. Some o ffi cials have been inspecting the various springs round the common, for the purpose of tanking them in. One great advantage of having the docks in the httle sea, or backwater, will be, that the workmen will he near Wey mouth, where board sad lodging in the suburbs are mach cheaper than in Portland. It has been proposed that * steamer shall ply between Weymouth and Portland night and morning with the officials for the breakwater. lint ens. EASTER EXHIBITION AT THE BRITISH Museum. —Mr. Sydney Smirke is actively engaged in decorating in ooloun the hall and grand staircase in the new British Museum. It is expected that the work will be completed in ten daysat the furthest. Great exertions are making that it mai=a part of the London novelties in Easter week. TER PRIZE.—The prize of 100/. offered by the Amociation for the Promotion of the Fine Arts for Scot land, for the beat series of designs in outline, illustrative of interesting events in the history of Scotland, has been awarded to Mr. R. C. Mous, for illustrations, " Seven events in the life of Robert Bruce." The other competitors were nume rous. AND CLERICAL NEWS. CA111{100; MAACII 2&—At • coogregation (ex *(steep) holden'this Indchide. the gentlemen who incepted in Arts, on Friday lag, whose seam appeared in the/here:J.of eatuzday, with the exception a Mr. & & Tatham, of lit. John's, admitted to their M.A. ftrer. Wog the last day of Last term, the cice-chanoellor cloud the term with the usual fcrinalltios. The GearUr of last night contain. an order in council coa t = whew* of the ecelestasbral comeansionere for altering the of the &strict of M. Mark, Wohyritainpton. Vienna !Luca 26.—The Queen ha. granted to the Hon. end Rev. H. M. dialer,, M.A., the pl.ce and of • canoe resides. dory of the esthedral church of St. Paul, cold by the death of the Rev. Dr. Y. W. Blomberg. Pathennsinra—Rev. T. K. &wpm/ to italsteed R. Kent; maths. of Canterbury; 1441.. with rthldoce ; patron the A F a il e irl7Rev. R. Gould to be thaplidn to the Sheriff of Kars to Wittershath R.; MM., with residence; pat: the AzWM . Rev. G. Hoboes to be secretary to the Chnni 16misinsery ihe South Walla Rev. C. E. Plater to Newburgh B. mil V. ; db. Colerbory • 4301.; pat. Arbp. Canterbury. Nov. o.lbantas ba du b o o÷oleis to itte ftwW of Oath garethire. Rev. T. Timm to be Ilko abort, of Corner vonshire. Rey. J. Mao he he to Noridoolt Hess Of Co.. rection. Rev. J. P. Proinoft lo AlHupM OMB owl IrMinsale Doe C.; die. Roth. Vththas.--Bprosinn V. W. aaltby V. laisestankke; Ms Peter borough; MU, with rations; pot the Dohs IRodso4 Ar t a tlr death of the Rev. W. Wilma Xonlin C. UM; Canterbury ; T. IL liseryoar pronotarl. Idieee V. Kent ; Arehdth. Ostherbory; 13111..; pd. the Arbp. at Conannory; /try. C. It, Plater promoted. NAVAL _ _ Wocamear. Maws 16.—D;;Fiker , Germ, Maki. al Puy, 16.. w., are anima la le prepared awa ke al ma as praikk, ask keir atioramal kW In mime ke Ohm al Warbrii Tee fliambig slemilues bine ter marred km% Was *air arrival are IS lie IDA glib all pokey ampateb kw awake, awl Sisk ar mour& kr le= aribars Om. AL, Clamisk, Driver, laiserwaslkketal,Therkelidt. re Virago. t a te= radirri lir with two Meek pww, 64 cwt., fps Deparrakse tt (w saw C.), as Aka owl carriage.% IS. two Maar is pivot. MILITARY. • WOOLITKIN, BLUM 26.—Royce. AITI LLIRT. —POUT companies Wen Mend Ms manias. Three. els., Captlfedhsat's, Capt. Cr... ilaars.imett wa l Gaorp r Z ; west to Chatham under the command af Mit berth, Capt. Ward* is goae to Pana ma& flip wen bemestul molsrday. previously to their depar. Y heavy mrsdarg mew; and their appearame was most Ommasse• Crew Dersdamma—Mr. Waits, domety-starebtoper at Marry, between whin and the lisisL4misie It will be rareem =4; eadoes miumdmelmiwg amornd as to sell for the Mile Surd et Ordmmehlme tea remand Is the tale met W. when be seam& Kr. Drowet ma denty.slonaramer, the War imereed to the Ratsmit• 43. dmid se.Weel Ikea Ark tn lbw amen alspalmmt at Car% mtimis Mr. lbst Albrary. INT. STUMM ME MUNN. Trawn.bonsakaasearstrietswiaa. bee bllllllappibed bank deft In the rice imehml. peeled to the Royal ei hnes•M d 74="ool 3 =llles, an afUserd..oaL Mlles, R.A., Ms bean sepaletsd timpenry clerk In the Immester d Attlllery'e Depertmet, Royal Aram& SPORTING. MOTTOS PARK ItACE&—Tatnumse. Faunae of 301. sod 101. for the second. Heats. 3 mem. Mr. W. Hilton's Othello, lad 71h (W. EfilMa)m.) 1 1 Mr. Sabiaep's Lwal Long, 12st 4/b Mr. W. Kirk's Cordella, list 71b 3 3 Mr. lbater's Wld I2ot 71b 17. 11='• Slat 10Ib ... . . ....... 0 3 darted hot were distanced. ..... slay. 11:7anesiasof II eon each, h It, I9st 7th amh; owe round and • clidanco,• trams very cosily by Mr. Crawfords !mast Mathes beat ing Mr. J. Liles Chum. FAIONTIVI Ibmwear of 3 ems each, and SO added ; mile. ; gen tlemen Aden; IMO wen rd n dr i„. Alkeers Clipstan, 10d 12th (Ont. MOM, Mr. 11d Mb (Mr. &obeli), and Mr. Cunalailamts 11 K 12 t h Clarke) by. length. Otuer HAMRA& et Sam son; 10 ft, and 5 only, If declared; nth Wadded. 011/4111!: 64 sat. Mr. O'Brien% The 104 121 b. (Yr. (Yoke) I ldr. llaiselnalt and Ready, lad (Yr. Brooke) 2 thllmelhi Mae Mt wen ast planed: Oise* R. ImMatt. Truism, Mariam arman, sad The Pony. 6 to 11 be 7 Not Marten; { M a I aim The Pry. to wa kit third. 1 Teaks . Won rather eerily by half • T Brom of 3 son l a mb, sad 10 added ; I2st. each; ball a 11106 Osmt Itatbist r. Tratedlistell) 1 Lord !Myth'. (Capt-WlMmes) 2 Reedeeher, Ruby, Carton% and Wilford also ran. Won by • head, after • Om rue. IZWIIILARIZT CUM 11113{TINCI, 1647. In the ho aroma et Orlowski, meeting ma mete& Is prefixed to home sew st Newimbit mel reparatio• Momar.—Calvew *ream allo am mob, tor .stale, Get ; 4 yes, Mt 41b ; 3 me, het lab; 6 yrs load sped, est 31b.—A.P. Haworou *wean 01 20 - seam Web, 6 It only It deshred by is Whisk the mass Wire mambo Is po to the owner of the mood het, be. md 4 yr 4110.—D.X imarmar d II sem soh, MR, for 4 yr Mtn tra.—T.Y.C. illiMallllllllra Ow= et NO ems. eon, h ft, for with ed 71b; and IN% ss d 1 AUL s sew Swab Camp OM). e aim ebb et Ilienssy, lit Mom* *Mad Itapba, L amdZari Omit wit ef Warta% of SP we,. mak h ft, be f yr olde; della, at 770; wed eiPlit at Me than by plied Maim, 110. AJL t rob .—• by g, i dig oat d Nell ftwrte (albs), Femme, sVoroncts (31b), Grog (31b), st by Armin not of Esmeralda ('SID), Y War Eagle (Sib), two Grew (31b), and Outpost (31b). SWEE.I4I of 30 so.. each, for 3 yr old colts, ant Ilb ; and a ll ies, 41b;ast those by stal li ons or out of mares that never bred a wirier allowed 41b. R.M. 0 subs —4ttarni (4lb), Madge Gray, fby Lane,- oast out of Mountain Sylph'. dam (41b), b o Elaba, b o Rad Om, and Free Gift. ' Switars of 50 son. each, for colts, ht alb; and fillles, ast 41b; not din either Riddle:moral, the 2,000 Gs., or 1, 000 Gs. Makes. subs.—*Plillo, Ye by Clesnrell out of Angelina, b f by Resi duals out of Problem,* Reminiscence, Lady Lorewell, •Doetrine, and Mr. 015lly's Pyrrhus the lira, apt Mr. O'Brien's Traverser, Bat 71b mob, A. F 4500, h ft. Mr. Gredlleh Alarm, fist 7115, receives 100/. from Duke of Bedford's Paragon, 7st 9th; D. M. SOO, 200 ft. Nawnsamm HANDICAP of 23 soy'. each, 10 ft, he. Chteniont course; about a mile and three quarters— on ths eta, Oat I ; get 11th; *Sting, Bst 616; 17oklhl eat 3lb ; Beamed°. tot 31b; Lady Wildadr, Bst; *Queen of True, 7. 131 b• *Footstool, 7.13 th ; Kesbeng, let Illb ; Refraction, 7st 10Ib; *Best Bower, 7. 81b; *Due an UNITAS, 7st 7lb ; *Campanile, 7ot 716; •Remoree Tat Mb; Teen Tulleek, 7st 41b; *Glory, 7. 31b; Vanish, 7st 21b; Mum. demo, In 11b; Free Lonoe, 7et lib; Satyr, Gat (Sib; *Scarlet Run ner, get I 1lb; *Cocoa Nut, Est Illb; Lemma, gat 111 b; Flahowlagb, 6. I lib ; *Queen Anne, 6. Illb ; Crozier, Set I Ilb ; Devil-ms-care, Sat 8IS; •Sprinenck, Set Bth; Comme.il.faut, hit 6th; *Bit Nibble, Sat 416; *Wattbdog,sst 41b; Mecum*, sst Ith; *Palma, sst lib; Sir Martin, let 131 b; Vampwe, 45t 10lb; ch. c., by Earth!, dam by Tatum, 4. 10lb ; Discoeitent, 4st Blb ; linearagb, Get 131 h, paid. Riontortroaru fler.ge of 200 so.. each, h ft, for the produce of mares coverei is 1643; cone Pot 71b ; Ellis, 6. 4th ; untried stal lion. or mares allowed 316 ; both, ilb. D.M. 6 suts.—*Marble Maid (31n, *eh f by Iletroan Platoff out of Macremma (31b), *King of Naplerr (31b ), *Asthma, e by Muley Moloch out of Marvelling, std be ff Wild Doe (31b). Sega/erasers 00100 Isom cash, h ft, he the produce of mares eo. vend im 1845 not engaged in either Mildhowortb ; coke, Bst 716 ; fil lies, Ist 41b; untried dallied, hc. D.M. 7 sobs.—selt fby Iletman Platoff out of Mseremma *Sorrel (39.), c.h a The Padilla Young Man (Ws), c by Gladiator oat of Matilda, *Bella Doona, e by The Saddler out of /duped., c by Plenipo, out of Ralph's dam (dead). Mates. —Mr. Gredlle's Alarm, 8. 41h, awn Mr. Myttos's The Baron, Bst 114 T.M.M. 500, hR. Weonsose.—Ekneemenosi Pure of 501; for 3yr olds- ; 4 yrs, Set 7lb ;5 we Ord ;de and aged, 9. Slb, T.Y.C. HANDICAP Semararsku of 20 soya each, and only 5 if declared, lea Cam bridgeable* Conine. Cowns Se as of SO ‘oes. each, b ft, for 3 yr olds ; eons, get 7lb ; Sat 416 ; allowances, kr., as for the Riddlesworth. N.M. 31 subs. Fuschig (518.), Sarah Damp (3I8.), Bingham and Don Cesar (31.), f by The Doctor out of Barbara (51be), *Bridle (51.), Miry Liverpool out of Billow (Sibs), Wrote Lunedale (31 8. ), fby Ine Hercelesout of Maldoela Von:meta (albs), and f by liftman Platoff out of Maori - num ;31.), Tom Tit (51.) ; *Shawn fluidise (311 e), and f on of bilks' ( 318.); *Sorrel and *Palma (31 8. ) ; by riielil ti Ort of t Nell Owyrinc (31.) and c by Gladiator out of Matilda; Red Rut and Field Mouse (318.); Cora (518.), *Clarendon (518.), d3pringbock (31.), e by Milky Unlock. out of Margellina, f by Camel out of Wadis, slid Wild Roe (31ba) ; Veneur Sw•gerrsass or 50 Soca each, for 3 yrs old eon., Set 7th; fillies, Mt 21b. D.M. (5 subs.) —Lax.io, Decil.ine-eare *e by Heiman Platoff out of Mamoru, Ferias, •Pampeluna, *lbrahim Paths, *Man gortema, 11•10. Mr. Gully's Mendicant, Bst 7th, avid Lord Glsegow's Conspiracy, let. D.M. 300, h B. *Col. Peel's Garry Owen. aged, Tst 10Ib, Nrn *Lord E. Rune'. Reminiscence, 3 vet, 7st Mb. T.Y.C. 200, h ft. *Duke of Bedkird'a Captain Pheleus, 5 yrs, 9st, apt Mr. Bcorm's Ukraine, 4 yrs, list Sib. T. Y.C. 100, b It —Off by consent. TRlAlSDAT.—Sracurnom Pura of SOL, he S m old, Get 1216; 4 yrs, tot 71h; 5 yrs, 9st; 6 yes and aged, 9st 314 fI.M. The winner to be mkt for 8001., ke. HANDICAP SIVICCPITANCS of 30 oafs each, and only 511dr:flared, he.; for 4 yrs, he. A.F. gw.rersgre or 200 Sorg oars, b ft, for foals of 1844; colts, est 7115; fillies,Set4th; the produce of mares that have bred • winner of the 2,000 guineas Greed Duke Michael, Derby, Oaks, or Dowses • ter St. Leger, to carry 71bs extra, those by untried stallions, or out of untried mares allowed S its, D.M. —l4 subs. •Ingoideby. Bingham and Laurin., *Bridle, (318.), Planet, *Villiers and King of Moues, F.pirote, (316.), c by Horned ont of Industry, Illy Lanereost, out of the Mountain Sylph s dam (31 8. ), Old Fort (5 It s ), Mistress Jean, b e by the Saddler, out of Marpessa,TOMFoot (dead). SINCIPPRAILIS of 200 sowa It, for the prod.* of mares covered in 1843 ; colts, Set 101 b ; 01 Ikm, Sot 4lb ; mares allowed 316.. D.M.-8 subs. Jack Muatere, *listiana, Jennala, *Vanity, King of Naples, c by Gladiator, out of Matilda, Fannon Poor YAWN, 300 sore each, h ft, D.M. One to the post. *Lord Exeter's Cosachia, Sultana, Kt"' 11. Plated, out of Momentum, eget Lord Chesterfield's Indy Leirewell, Maid of Suwon, f by Don John, Oat of Amine. . _ Swiarerairasof 15 KIWI. sack 10 fL—T.Y.C. Yon firsess of 100 sovs. etch, b ft, far colta, Elt 7tb, and fillies, Mt 4.1 b. —T.M.M. The wooed to save his stake. (11 subs). •SLadulphus, J. Binnacle, Cherry, Playful, •Ilumdrozo, Joy, The Traverser, *Ming, nugurt, Slr 'Patton Sykes. SVricPRAXEE of 50 ))ov, each, h ft, 84 71b, 6st Sib, * fo T aiwus old.—D.M. subs. New, T.Y.C. *Bella Donk,Marie Louise, lot Sib, Lady Lurewell, 04 Lb, *Sara, 7R b, •MouseUng, 74 51b. Duke of Bedford's Gag, 84 101 b, apt Lad W. Powletes Euclids colt, Sot :lb, 100 b. ft, New T.Y.C. I ab) Entelitenitt. EQUITY COURTS. Before the Lord Chancellor. CHAPPELL 0. PVHDAT. BILL DISMISSED WITHOUT COSTS.—APPEAL POE COSTS ONLY.—The questions in this appeal, which are of gnat importance, were argued at much length last Saturday, and the report appeared in last Monday's Express. Mr. Anderdon now replied. The Lord Chancellor said he would give his judgment next Wednesday. Before the Vice4-lamellar of England. SOAPING O. CHIIRTHRX.—CONSTRUCTION OP run WORD “INSUL" IN I WILL.—A question arose in this case, under the codicil to the will of Matthew Dyer, who thereby re • voked the residuary bequest contained in his will, and, from and after the death of the survivor of his daughter, Sarah Dowell, and his son, Robert Dyer, in case his said daughter should have lawful issue at the time of her decease, the testator gave, devised, and bequeathed, one eq:.al eighth part or share of the residue of Lis estate and effects, not otherwise disposed of by his will, unto his nephews, Matthew Dyer and Thomas Dyer, their heirs, ; and, in case his said daughter should die without having such lawful issue, then upon the decease of the survivor of his son and daugh ter, the testator gave and bequeathed, instead of the eighth part, one quarter of the residue of his estate and effects unto his said two nephews, as tenants in common. The question was, whether the word issue was to be held to mean children or The Vice-Chancellor said it appeared to him there was nothing on the face of the codicil to cut down the ordinary meaning of the word issue. If the testator had meant children, it was very easy for him to have used the word children. He could see no reason why the word issue should not have its usual meaning, and consequently the represen tatives of the two nephews would take a fourth of tke rest duary estate. Ex PARTE TOO IPSWICH AND BURY RAILWAY.—DERE HAM BRANCH AND WkINHAM BLANCH.—HALLWAY DB POSITS PAID OUT OF COURT.—A petition WAS presented by Mr. Bourdillon, on behalf of the Denham branch of the above undertaking, for the payment out of court of the sum of 37,6001., upon the withdrawal of the bill; and on behalf of the Walaham branch, of the sum of 75,0001., thisbill being also withdrawn. TUNWELL S. TOM NMWMARIET AND CHEATERPORD RAILWAY COMPANY.—ThiII was an application for an in junction to restrain the defendants from proceeding to take possession of certain lands belonging to the plaintiff, on the ground that, by the notice which had been served upon the plaintiff, a severance of one portion of his land was intendcdto be made by the company, and that a piece lees than half an acre was excluded, which it was contended the company by their act, were olitigpil to take. Mr. Bethell and Mr. Blunt appeared for the pliintiff, and Mr. Walpole, for the defend ants. The ease had been mentioned on a previous day, but stood over for the parties to see whether they could come to any arrangement between themselves. This, however, not 1 having been effected, the order for an Injunction was made. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. . Bean Mr. Cosuabal2eer Law. . SIX TINES IMBoLvartr.:—Joha MerryTreather was unop posed, but in answer to the court, it appeared that this was the insolvent's sixth application under the act. His first appearance, he stated, was at Westminster, on which the commissioner remarked that he (the insolvent) had com menced studying the insolvent law before this court was in existence. Merryweather.was a booth-keeper at fairs, and his business being chiefly in t'e summer, he lived on the generosity of his friends daring the winter months.—The learned commissioner observed that those friends were the creditors in the schedule, and it was very good of them to support him.—He was discharged. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Before Mr. Redeem Adams. The court eat this morning at the Guildhall, Westmin ster, by adjournment from Clerkenwell. One case only was entered on the calendar for trial, but the court was occupied the greater portion of the day in disposing of the arrears of business caused at the Clerkenwell court by the fast day. TILT BETWEEN THE BENCH •ND THE Bat.-- Matilda Smith, was indicted for stealing a leg of pork, the property of a Mr. Marks, a pork butcher.—The prosecutor saw the prisoner take up the article from his stall and conceal it under her shawl, and gave her into custody.—Mr. Payne, for the de fence, produced evidence to show that the article was bought at another shop.—The jury found the prisoner Guilty, and the learned judge, after remarking that he believed the prieoner's witnesses had committed gross perjury, sentenced her to six months' hard labour.—Mr. Payne oonaidered this to be a harsh and unjust sentence, and he would fearlessly say so.—The assistant-judge said such observations were quite immaterial. In the administration of the law, aggra vating as well as mitigating facts ought to be taken into con sideration. The prisoner had produced witnesses who had , Perjured themselves, and the court would use its discretion in consequence. The learned counsel might hold what opinions he might deem proper, but the bench would act in independence of them.—Mr. Payne said that it was not the system in this country to punish prisoner for the defence, but for the o ff ence, and such dealing was not I considered justice in this country or in any other.—The assistant-judge hoped Mr. Payne would discontinue these remarks, and directed another case to be called on.—Mr. Payne advised the prisoner's friends to communicate to Sir 0. Grey, the Secretary of State, the nature of the case, and ask for a mitigation of so severe a sentence. He would sign the petition.—At a subsequent period of the day, the jury remon strated with the learned judge, and hoped he would reduce the sentence two-thirds. The bar urged the 'erne point —The learned judge promised to inquire into the facts, and, if he saw any necessity, he would adviac the Secretary of State to reduce the period of the punishment. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOKE CIRCUIT.—LE WEB, MARCM M. Cuomo Coven, Ware the Lord Chief !wake. UTTRIuNO A FOILORD BILL or EXcllANoll.—EdseMs Rickman, •a farmer new HaUshun, was indicted for feloniotudy uttering a bill of exchange for 2001. with intent to defrau d the London sad County Bank. The prisoner wu very respectably connected in the county, and carried on the business of • farmer to • large extent at Hnibdiam. He kept an account with the London end County branch bank at Lewes, and the bank had discounted bills to a considerable amount for him. In the month of November last year, a bill for 3001., drawn by the prisoner, and which =coned to beer the acceptance of • Mr. Thomas , the brother-in-law of the prisoner, and • man of considerable property, living at Borehill, became duo, and the prisoner wished to have it renewed, but the manager of the bank declined to renew the bill to the full amr.unt, but offered to take a fresh bill for 2001.. accepted by Mr. Barron, if the balance we. paid in cash. The prisoner consented to this arrangement, and a bill for 2SOI. was drawn, which the prisoner took away for the purpose of getting the acceptance of his brother-in-law, as he represented, and a few days afterwards he sent the bill back to ths bank, apparently ac cepted by Mr. Barton, with cheques and other securities to the amount of 5001. When the bill became due it was dishonoured, and the acceptance, upon inquiry being made, turned out to be a forgery. The prisoner appeared to hare borne a eery high character for integrity up to this transaction, and it would seem that he had involved himself io difficulties b experiments in farming, and had also recently suffered much mental distress, by the loss of his wife. The jury returned a verdict of Guilty. Sentence was deferred. OXFORD CIRCUIT.--SHREWSBU RY, Mance 2.5. _ _ _ . e. CWIL SUM—Be bre Hr. Seraent °melee. MORRIS e. BANKART AND ANOTIIIILL—T EN ANTS' Rl6 NTS UNDER A YEARLY TENANCY.—ThiI was an action of tres pass brought against the defendants, one of whom is a solicitor in London , for entering land; in the occupation of the plaintiff, sinking shafts therein, breaking up the ground, and doing such injuries to the soil and the surface of the land, se mining operations and mining generally do. In the year 1828 the plaintiff became tenant from year to year of a farm at Eardiston, under the Hon. Thomu 'any on. Ilpon the terms of the tenancy, no stipulation or reservation concerning minerals was made. After the V ii t s iLs entry a mining company obtained leave of the to seek for copper ore. In consequence, pits were I OMNI and worked for a short time in the year 1836. Tie plaintiff did not complain of any injury done thee, for this was compounded and paid for. This company, however, soon tired and suspended their about's" After a time, iu 1842, another mining com pany, of which the defendants were trustees, and a party since dead, took the business, and commenced *periling in a large arable field, called Hine-pit and profaned to work under a lease from the landlord. An en gine-house was set up, fresh shafts were sunk, drains were made, and various other inconveniences produced to the detriment of the farmer's "peaceable and quiet enjoy ment." He required compensation front 1842 to 1814. His claims were, as it was said, " bandied about from one to another," until the present action, no redress being afforded. The defendants pleaded a great many pleas, the chief of which was " leave and license ;" and it was urged that whatever was done, was so done with the full knowledge and acquiescence of the plaintiff, the tenant, and farm bailiff of the landlord, Mr. Kenyon. The jury, however, by their verdict, negatived this new, and found for the plaintiff— Damages, Mi. Cnowie Come—Wore Hr. Justice Hanle. Ganz - -- "A - I , iWAT. giTiigiS7ll7L EE CONSTRUED STRICTLY.—Thomas Jones, John Ellis, and Thomas Jones, were indicted for a misdemeanour under the 9th Geo. 4, e. 69, s. 9, for entering armed, in the night time, certain enclosed lands belonging to William 'Ormsby Gore, Esq., for the purpose of taking game. On the night in question, reports of guns were heard in Mount Coppice; a breaking as of sticks was heard ia the wood ; the witnesses proceeded in the direction of the same, and saw two of the prisoners come out of the cover; the third was not seen there, but was taken in the next field to the coppice ; all were armed with guns, and two of the prisoners had pheasants in their pockets.—Mr. Justice Maule directed the jury that they must be satisfied that the three prisoners were together, acting in one common purpose, upon the lands in question. Though all three were out with the same intent, yet unless they were confederates together, they could not be convicted under the statute, which was of a penal character, and should be construed strictly.—Thejury acquitted the prisoners. NORFOLK.—BURY ST. EDMUNDS, MARCH 25. Clown Corar.—Betere the lord Chief Baron. BUROLAHT.—Edward Clots, aged 14, and Henry Coots, aged 11, were charged with burglary. On the night of the MI of February, the prosecutor's house was broken into by the removal of • pane from a beck window, by which access was given to an opening six inches in width between some iron bars. The house was searched, and a liquor chest, which was afterwards discovered in the yard, broken up, and also some other articles, were missed. Outside the house there was found the print of a foot in the mould, cor responding with the footmark of one of the prisoners. In the evening, a lady who lived about half a mile from the prosecutor, game to his house and begged him to search her premises, aa she had heard strange footsteps about them. ' Her request was complied with. The search was for some time ineffectual : at length, in going into the gighouse, a noise of snoring was heard to proceed from a large old oak corn chest, covered with a tarpaulin. On lifting up the tar paulin, the two prisoners, who are brothers, were found huddled up in a corner, locked in each other's arms. When roused, the prisoners said that they had got into the chest in the afternoon out of the cold to sleep. Outside the chest, two stone bottles with liquor, a glass, and two glass stoppers, covered under some loose rubbish, were found, and in the loft an umbrella, all of which articles were identified as por tions of the property missed by the prosecutor. The prisoners did net exhibit any symptoms of drunkenness. The Chief Baron, at the close of the case, told the jury that the evidence of the guilt of the prisoners rested on the presumption arising from recent possession of the property stolen ; but, in his opinion, there was net in this case that possession which would justify them in convicting. There were only grounds for grave saspicion.—The jury intimated that such was their own opinion, and returned a verdict of Not Guilty. SOUTH WALES cARCIIIT.—CAMEARTHEN, Mwaca 24. Before A DIPSINTIENT Juana.—Wm. Powell, aged 22, atter ney's clerk, was indicted for stealing three half-crowns, the property of his employer, Mr. F. L. Brown, a solicitor re- siding at Llanelly, in this county. The facts of this case are not in themselves of such interest as the strange conduct of one of the jurymen at the conclusion of the trod. The pri soner having been found guilty, and strongly recommended to mercy, was sentenced to six months' imprisonment, part of the tame in solitude, instead of hard labour. Th. court was about rising, and the majority of the jury had left the hall, when one of them, named Charles Abbott, came up to the boa, and, addressing the learned judge, said that he did not agree in the verdict, and that the foreman had returned it without consulting the other jurors. His lordship said that he had never known such an instance of neglect and misconduct on the part of a juryman. Why h.ad he not spoken sooner, after bearing the foreman pronounce the verdict, recommend the prisoner to mercy, and the court sentence him ?—Mr. Holt, the barrister, said that, at the quarter 'sessions, a juryman h ad in a similar manner said that he did not concur in the verdict. The result war, that the Home Secretary commuted the sentence. He believed that the same hick was attempted at the arises. Prisoner was Wright up neat morning, and the judge told him there was not the slightest ground for recalling the verdict or sentence. AN Osentraeit JORTMAN.—The fury in the ease of the two soldiers, J. C. Whitsett and J. Riley, whose trial was reported in yesterday's paper, after being locked up all night, returned into court with a verdict of Not Guilty, eleven jurymen having surrendered their opinions to one, who declared he "would stick out for three weeks." THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 27, 1847. POLICE.—YEErrEaDAY. WORSHIP-STREET.—THSII3IIDBIIIN SHOHBDITCH. —Thomas Brookes, who stood charged with the wilful murder of William Gobart. was finally examined. The de positions of the witnesses were now completed and read over by Mr. Herbtone, the second clerk, and the prisoner, who was obviously still labouring under the same physica l: and mental debility he had exhibited at the previous examina tions, declined saying anything in answer to the charge, and was fully committed for trial. MARLBOROUGH - STREET. DARING HIGHWAY ROBBERY,— William Wynn and Louisa Higgins were re examined, charged with highway robbery on Marshall Jones, a carpenter. —The complainant was walking home on Monday, about one o'clock in the night, when he was sud denly enrreunded and hustled by scvsrai persons. The female prisoner threw her arms round him, and the male prisoner thrust his hand into his pocket. In the struggle he was thrown down, when the parties left him, and he tried to rise, but before he could do so the prisoner Wynn came back and kicked him violently on the head, saying, " I know you have some money." The kick deprived witness of his senses for a short time- A police constable came up on hearing his cries, and he told bim what had occurred. Witness afterwards went to a house with the policeman, and there found the two prisoners, whom he recognised as the persons who had been the most active in robbing him. He had about li. 14s. in one of his pockets, which escaped the notice of the prisoners, but a pocket in which he had some keys was torn from his coat, and it was afterwards picked up near where he was kicked.—Mr. Hardwick said he should commit both prisoners. LAMBETH.—PASSINO FORGED CHEQUER. William JoAn Jackson was finally examined on a charge of passing • forged cheque for 101. 2s. 4d. upon Mr. Miller, of Bridge rout, Lambeth. On the 22nd of January last the prisoner called at Mr. Miller's shop, and said his master, Mr. Allen, of Tooley-street, had desired him to call to receive some in structions relative to some stamps which he required from the Stamp-office. Witness gave him the required inforina lion, upon which the prisoaer said he had to pay for the stamps out of a cheque he produced, and his master would ' thank Mr. Miller to change it. The prisoner then Landed him the cheque, which was signed " John William.," and said that his muter received it from a customer that morn ing. Witness believing his statement, and knowing that the prisoner had been an apprentice to Mr. Allen, at once gave him the money, but subsequently discovered that the cheque was a forgery.—Mr. James Allen deposed that the prisoner had formerly been an apprentice of his, but he had left his employ, and that he had net seen him since June or July last. Me had no customer of the name of John Williams, nor did he know anything whatever of the cheque produced.—Alfred Jackson, aged 14, the brother of the pri soner. stated that about 10 weeks ago he was in the service of Messrs. Skipper and East, of Tower-street, and recol lected his brother coming to him about that time and &eking him to procure him a blank cheque, saying he had some to bind and wished to know the exact size and measure. Wit ness at his request asked Day, one of the printers, for a 'blank cheque, but that person refused him. The prisoner then told him to ask Mr. Midwinter, the foreman, for a sheet of the blank cheques, and to say they were for Mr. Attiwe ll . He did so, and received a sheet of the bank forms. They were of the same form as that produced.—The I prisoner did not deny receiving the blank cheques from his brother, but said he was truly sorry to have been the cause of the lad leaving his situation. 'litre cheque, he said. had not been filled up by him, but by a person named George Richardson, sad he was persuaded to do as he had done. The_prisisser was tally committed. G RERN WICH.-I , sery DAY Dorm os. —Sir Arehikalel JeDowskl, Awe., wio was charged with east lting the Tat nets. Do. . 4 4iD . D. . Bololaa 4,1410 Do. 11. DNS. Da tt, Do. KW. 1!•;1•4 PARIS, Munn IS N. 1 Nl. . ro re 1 117 II 1 • „ • IN a la 101 1 Ili ii I lii is . 1 . 71 II 177 If »a 117 l Timmy Dasis 106.1 mags ea Lawlea (N day. 3060 ;,Y 1L Do. Do. day 6). N. A 11071.140. MAA.ll.—Let Debt,Twesaada.ll6.l4 per Ceuta my 7.10; D. Tan, per Orals. 714 1-16; Do. Pam per CtIll•..911 6-l.; Assert. 'Mk, 671; Co.. Catalan. 17111 Ban I.U. lam, 11f 144 ; Swish 71•6 pat (alas. Ardoloa, 17f Do. salkolard, 172 646, 0.. Three per Osela, ND; Da.lmerlor,loll 13-111; 11; CoapomAngolaY,l3, Asalo.Pmearawa Lam, 374 , Portman* roar per Cent* .2611, Weals, 1710 and lOW 1111.44 1226 ad IBM 101 f 1101 ma 1633 971, Hope sal oa, Pour p4# 0-10 • De. 069 110 ,6 000 Ca . 111 1, fose;lp 10 great book, 2414; CM:24 Do., 014 , Amargosa Da•IL, 4 1.1.: Aserlsa Tr per Cms., f Dm Na • ar-aada.talf P.O Cams, 11, PC•11144. 201 Ortila4, 20 14( Pm Naar, Laval& at Inght,11.11711; two maths, II 90 , Itambeme deo. • 11.16, two mest24, /1.1 6.1#. 341 1 0.04 10.—Amtrlaa Tee yr Cal a., 100; Do• 40(19-10.00.9 loam, 10.4 Duals. Avg, per Coot. Damara( 1:00102111110. 10Ij; Do. Is l Series !merle., 101, Fire per Ceat. Certif. Hope mg CM .• 4411 Salm Isscrlp., 0111: laer per Casts. Omit, Hop. ml Oa, WI, Do. Stefillts 471: Date. twaead.6-14alf per Coots., 67 , Spam* Me per Nsls., Ibf Do. Tame per Oram, 172. Martaao4r, 114aso 211.—Eseamfe se Leedom, eaort 0101e0, II II ; da. two Moallo, II 974. officers at the Greenwich terminus of the South Eastern Railway, appeared in discharge of his recognizance,. He had been permitted to go at large until this day, on his personal recognisance of 5i., in consequence of his signifying to the inspector on duty that be had to do duty as Captain of the day at Windsor, he being an officer of the Scots Fusileer Guards. The charge against Sir Archibald McDonald was for obstructing Mr. William Casey, Inspector of the Green wich Railway Company, and a sworn officer of the metro politan force, while in the execution of his duty. After some evidence similar to that which appeared is yesterday's paper, the case was dismissed. When it had been disposed of, the Hon. Spencer Lyttleton, addressing the bench, said, he wished it to go to the public that himself and friends were not drunk as stated in the former report, the aerjeant who took the charges admitted that they were not is liquor. They had certainly been dining out and drank some wine, but not more than usual.—Mr. Jerem said that on an occa sion of a solemn fast day, it would y have been more wise to have observed unusual abstemiousness. The parties then withdrew from the court. WOOLWICH.—ASSAULT BY A SOLDIER. afftel Thompson, • gunner of the royal artillery, was charged with a brutal assault upon Martha Peck, and also with wilfully breaking windows. The prisoner entered the Duke on Horseback" in a state of intoxication, and behaved so violently, that the landlord was compelled to turn him out of the house. He returned in a few minutes with two ' brickbats, and struck the woman violently on the forehead and neck. He then commenced pelting the windows of the house, and destroyed glass to the amount of 124. He was so violent that it required the aid of ten men to take him to the station-house. The prisoner was fined 40s. for the assault, and 12s. for the damage, and in default, was com mitted fur six weeks to the House of Correction. MONEY MARKET. Filmy Evannito, This has been another quiet day in the funds, the transactions few, but prices better, with more appearance of solidity. Comas, soon after the opening of business, ad vanced from 891 to 1 to 891 to I for money and account, at which rates they loft off. India Stock was done at 2474 to 2484. Bank Stock for account 205 to 6. Exchequer-bills par to Is. premium. Consols scrip par to j premium. In foreign securities business was even more dull than on any former occasion for months past. A few bargains were reported „in Mexican, which improved the quotations to 211 to 21. Spanish Fives were rather worse, at 224 to 3 ; the Threes, 34 to 4. Portuguese, 34 to 5. Dutch Two- and-a-Half per Cents., 581 to 91 ; the Fours, 921 to 31, Foreign exchange was done at about the same quotations as last post day. On Amsterdam the rates were 12.21 to 3; on Rotterdam, 12.21 to 3l; on Antwerp, 25.75 to 774 ; on Hamburgh, 13.91 to I ; on Frankfurt, 1201 to I; on Paris, 25.674 to 724; on Vienna, 10,04 to 1 ; on Leghorn, 30.20; on Madrid, 361 to 4—all at 3 months. On Lisbon, at 60 days, 534 to I. The Bank of England averages for the week ending March 20 give, as compared with the week preceding, the following results: areulation—lasue 524,487,733 Circulation—Active 19,099,190 Public deposits Other deposits 9,962,436 Government semnitiesln Banking department 11,990,079 Other securities 17,650,074 Coin and Bullion ..... 11,231,639 7 day end other bills 441,630 The Red 1,971,701 The stock of coin and bullion was still in decline, but from the fact of • decrease almost corresponding in public deposits it may be inferred that the withdrawals of specie were for the most part, if not altogether, for home use, that is, for export to Ireland on government account, for labour wages and expenditure for provisions, &c. The continuous increase of " other" securities was evidence of a prosperous banking business, but the accompanying reduction of the reserve of notes in the banking department would appear to indicate thnt the point of liberality in accommodation was close at hand beyond which the Bank, upon the restrictive credit system now in forte, might not safely adventure much farther. HANK 01 MIGLANTL—Leceree for the Week epee( March 20. tuck Nowa tonal S3474ii,iii °overrate( Debt 111,618,106 OM. becaltles 2)64,1900 Oold Ors tee Bullion Silas bullion 1,121,6 1 424,417011 Preprietan* Capital eijaiiie Reot 3,971,701 Public Dtp‘allit:ucludive Yadhapker, May. nuke. Cceentlx4saers of Natal. oxi Ass Other Depots 11,41,421 linsa-day sod other Ink 1114,610 Vae,503.313 Nara 76.1647. 3 per Ct. eon Aar., asi ei ----- Lat a Ars SO yrs.'s. 0,19.0,01-II loolla Stott ,244 01.00 &ninon Sat , SOSS Canon toe Yet., I p.m n Dt . from per ct. ...pasts P Boat% I Nov. IMO, NI Fa Ct. D0.,344 RAILWAY NEWS. The market was steady yesterday, but with little activity in business. Candoutans docluied in price, bat Doncaster and Goole., North Staffords, and Shrewsbury and Dirminghams, were better. So, also, the North of France. SHABA LlST.—Lortnow, Manner 26. Nora—Tlno pears et Haw Is Samoa amnions dawn actual bum- Oar : Liao of liar la Dal. rams• prior. PM. PAW, Mazes U. Pula.' Odor Pula mg tam . r We= lim!I :... y..~ RAILWAY BILLS IN PARLIAMENT. COMMITTEES ON TIM MERITS,--Gaose 1, Rome 30.—SouOi l:Were projects. Mr. iitepbenson's examination tallfilliged to-day. Mr. Decimus Burton was then examined as to the TPoidential injury likely to be done to Lul!Manton (Mlle, the seat of Sir Percival Dyke. Mr. Burton was of opinion that the projected line would not at all interferfere with the matte. The railway would only to seen trees one window. The line would not go through the park. ORM P 12, Roost 22.—Newmarket and Chesterford Railway Act Amendment, Re.—Preamble proved. Newmarket and Chestertord Ektmlvivna — (lames agreed to. The committees then broke up. COMMITTEE ON STANDING ORDER.a.—Edinburgh and Perth Railway BBL—Mending orders dispensed with. Parties to proceed with their MIL MEETINGS.—SoIiEWBnORY AND BIRMINGHAM—Ht yearly Meeting, March 26.—The Hon. Mr.( live, M.P., in the mate. their report the directors Intimated, that the amalgamation with the Shrewsbury, Wolverhampton, and South Sta ff ordshire had been com pleted by the registration of Clam B shareholders, who were now re quired to elect eta directors. It has been agreed to credit holders of Clam B with their full deposit, and charge the expermet of the Shrewsbury, Woleet hampton, and South Staffordshire to the echeme. It was proposed to add the bonus of 26,0001., obtained on amalgamation with the Dudley and Madeley, to Clan. A holders, which would then stand in the company's books at H. 10a. per share. The items of the claim for expenses on account of the Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and Stour \'alley, have not yet been settled. The amalgamation with the Shrewsbury, Wolverhampton, and South Staffordshire Company being completed, the authorized zutecribed capital of the enamany will stand as follows Clam A Shares, representing one balf of the capital, to be naird between Sbrcwabury and Wel. verhampton : viz. And amount authorised to be sub merited towards the capital of the Birmingham, Wolverhamp ton, and Stour Valley Company: 3•0,000 Together ir6oo,ooo or Rl5 7 9 per sham. Clam B Sham, representing the other halt of the capital, to be raised between Amesbury and Wolverhempton : rte. 1500,900 or /9 12 3 per share. Total capital .. 51,300,0e0 The directors are with the main line as fast as the nature of the weeks will admit. have made a call of 11. 13s. per nitre on Clam B shams, payable on the 15th of April ; and it is intended to make a call of 2/. 10s. per share on Clara A shares, payable in August next. It is expected that no further cation Clem A shares will be ee l:tubed this year, although that must depend ea the progress made with the works, bath ot this company and three of the Stour Valley =y. Interest at the rate of 4 per cent per annum will be en the deport and calls ; but no interest will accrue in re spite of calls In smear. Interest worrents to the 13th inst., when the feennivrAsoks were Owed, he raned on the Intb of emit neat Tee priteterestare urrocit a 15,nisti, lei the alma as trui badmen nodes lean 63,5971.17,4 thetotal eopmditure has been 164,306/.19a Id. The Cadman mods some observations in elucidation of several ponds ot fterepercvlblehess adopted unadmously. A resolution woe alto adopledis9a telientss abet : " That the sum of 10s. be received as abase setae ensipmedoo with the Didier and Madeley rempseies, sad that it be Wed to the paid-up aphid of the Chan • share haldsra"--Spreist Meeting.-Tat Mead a empanel YR esabie this tamale branch railways to kladeley art Irmaleldes, and morn the London and North Western, and for other puree= ; also one to anthorise the director s to persecute the same in pallor - ment were appiend M. A reeolutioa he not concurring in the agree. went made some time ago by the Birmingham, Woherhampten. mad Stour Valley sod the London and North Western companies mei for oning the same in parliament, was next put to the mettles. Yr. Crollia thought they had better accept the terms offered this gut Imio litigation. By the arrangement with the Lanka sad North Western they would get their 61. 13e. 4d. per cent., and be hoped the rest of the line would be as remunerative. 'Mere am • great inducement for them net to oppose such a power ful company as the London and North Western, for they held three. fourths M the interest in this company, whibst they (the Shrewsbury and Birmingham) only had the other one-fourth. Ile hoped the chairman would withdraw the motion. The chairman mid they had no wieh to spend money in law. They had a new proposal= now before the North Western which he hoped would be approved of. Their capital had undergone no many redactions, that the directors would not let It go any further, and that was their view in further negotiating with the London and North Western. He hoped the re. solution. would be Wowed to pee, which was done accordingly. THAMES FLATLY RAILWAY AND Docx.- Adjourned General Meeting March 26.-Mr. Janus Esdaile in the char.-From the report of the directors, it amend that no satisfactory arrange. meet bad been made with any of the capitalists, as was expected at the last meeting. The directors had conarquently come to • melo nuo to proceed with the undertaking; and, therefore, entered into contrata for the formation of the dock, and a line of railway (five miles in length) from Onett to Tilbury. The Eastern Counties in. tended to make a railway from Ilford to Dlbury, which the company deemed it right to oppose in parliament. The total amount received was 30,6801. 19.. ld, and the balance in band wait but 47/. After a short Wauseon, the report win adopted. ' BUSL'(EPJI OF THE ENSUING wvas. - (From ReiltenyChrottiele.) Itesensos.-Clarence-March 31, London; East of Fife-March 31, Edinburgh; Eastern Counties-March 29, Landon; Edinburgh and Hithilne - Mach 30, Edinburgh; Irish South-Eat/en-March 31, Dublin; Lad% Dewsbury and Manchester-April 3, Leeds; Woe. ceder, Hereford and Ross-March 29, Lemnos. TawDrle rob Loans.-Aberdeen-gore of not lass than 3001, fee 3 years and upwards, at 41 per cent. per annum, payable half-yearly ; Caledonian-Sums of not taco than 500/., at 44 per cent. per =runt for 3 or 3 yearn; Chester and Biriseehead-Sums of not tem than 1,0902, for 3 or S years, at 44 per cent. per annum ; East Lanmshire -.Loans on mortgage for 8 or 5 years, at 44 per omit per annum. Edinburgh and Glaegow-Sums of not leas than 5001, for 3 or S year% at 4 per cent. per annum, payable Ralf-yearly. Edinburgh and Northern-Sums of ad Les than 3/01., for 3or 3 yeare, at ti per cent. per annum. Great Western -Sums of not less than 1,0001., for 5 or 1 mars, at 4 per rent. per annum, payable half-yearly; Glasgow, harrhead and Neil ston-Lcans ces debentures, for 9 or 3 years; Ipswich and Bury St. Edmunds-Loana on debenture% for 3 years, at 5 per cent.- Leeds, ISewebury and Manchester-Stars of not km than 1,0001., foe 3 years at 3 pa cent or 7 years at 44 per mot ; Leedom, Brighton and South Coast -Bums of not lee that 1,0.07., for sor 7 at Si per cent per annum; Mane-tester, fthefileid and Li Sams of not leas than 1,0001., for 8, sor 7 years, at S per cent pee annum, payable half-yearly; Midland-Sums of not an than 3,000 i., for 3 years, at S per amt per annum; North Union (the Leaden and North-Western and Liverpool and Manchester, se Imam of the North Unlon)-Ssans of not law than 1,0001. for 3 or 7 years, el ei per oent pee annum; Taff Vale-Soma of not has than 2001., for 1, S or 7 years, at 4 per cent.; Meter-Sum of not be than 1,0001., for 3 or S years, at 5 per cent par annum, payshie half-yearly. CONTRACTO.-Bock*gbamshire Beilways-6,030 tons of rails, and 6900 tons of chairs, April 1 ; Dundalk and Enniekillen-Alles, wng goes, he., March 29; East Lanetakire-Worts, and maintenance of permanent way, Mach 31 ; Glasgow Airdrie, sad Monklands-Itails and sleepers, March 29; London, Brighton, and Booth Cloast--Bts tams, Mardi 19. DIVIIMOIDIL-Glasemr, Fah ley and Ayr-At the rated 7 pa met per annum on °sighs d 301. charm quarter share, and 401. shares; and at the rate of S per ant per anneal on amount celled on the 23/. shares from Oct. 19, for half-year ending Jan. 31, payable March 28 ; London and South Western-21. 2.% 6d. per share • Man chatter and Lads-21. 17e. sd. on the 1001. shares, IL ee. 7d. an the SOL share% 4.1. aid. on the 61. Ste or sixteenth awes, b. on the 231. charts. and 3a. 6d. on the 207. or 111111 shares; Manchester, Sheelkld,, sod Lineolmeire-21. 10a. on She Meld and Manistee 100/. sham; Norfelk-34 per cent on capitol stock, and tr. Ild. per eh. on the lOC chars.; North British-lb. ad. on 231. sharer, original and memo- , lidated Balkeith clocks, and b. ftd. m 51. sham', Dalkeith blench stock. Caus.-Alierdeen-N. due ; Amiens and Boulogne-21., tenth and last sail, due; Beaton, Stamford, and 13irroingham-11. 14s. due; Buckingham and Brackley Junction-V. due; Cork, Blackruelc, and Purge-11. fr. due; Comeau-2/. 10r. on the 30/. sharer, and 11. 3u on the 231. sears, due; Dundee and Perth-S7. due; Eastern Colon-N. per whole dime, and 11. se. per quarter share, due ; Edinburgh and Northern-2/. on the 131. Mock, March 90; Ely cad Huntingdon-21. lon., March 111 ; Glasgow, Barrhessl, and NMlston-21. 10a, due; Gloucester and Dean Forest-11. 10a., April 3; Great Northern-11. ss. on shams No. 1 to 108,000, and cos. :20,319 to 224,000, March 31; Great Southern and Western C1)- 21. 104., due; London and Dlookwall-1/. on the new shares No. 1, April 1; Lynn and Dercham-3/., March 31; ilancheeter, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire-51. on the Great Grimsby and Sheffield, 501. shares ; Si, on ditto, 201. Norte ; 11. 3s. cm ditto 12/. 10a. shares; 21. 10a on the Sheffield and illisooloshire 251. abut. ; 2i. 100. oe ditto 231. extension Maim ; and 21. 10s. on the Grimsby Dock 231. shares, numbered 1 to 12,802 Inelnsive, due; Namur and Liege-21. due' Newport, Abergavenny, and Hereford-1/. 10s.,thre ; Oxford and Bletchley Junction-21. doe ; Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhamp ton-31. due ; Preston and Wpre-21. on half-ahares a," due ; South Staffordshire-11. Os. 9d. due ; West Flanders-21, March 29; Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth-SL., April 1 ; York and Newt:mile- V. on the Great North of England purchase shares, and Si. on the extension shares, due. i4 - I *- 411244.1•46 * .... II 4 10 * Plow 42.4 Ely. . 1 6P. II imbarste SC 464., WoL, & D 0.7 I€l It: =" 1 . D r : I.:::::: n ' iip. Bww. W. 4. 4IL 4.442 p lj fp. 4 Do. 6 am& .. ..... 444 4 Mira* 0:6244 amoet 14 6 IS Do.! aura I . Bona. atm.,* Nina 6.6 7 I Do. &AM .- .. i 6 7 &Ma 48,411 Ada .... I Ip. Do. 1312teestbo 74 $ I Do. New 1 Sp. 7 Do. Tbleds 0i4•%2i. ij 111 Poollowhophor Lit 61 D. loompa So ,Oaiodatim 6ll Do.a 8. (424• KM. .13 4, M. A. 6 ewe.. p. par 1434 Ewa*, ~ Rai, 4 Mesa. 1 1D• 1 Do.Ctrlooda • !mocha ni !sip. 104 M0ne4.,1140. 4 1.4.a.a. 17 Mao, awl 110p4ond 4 34. / A. 4 sh.reo, 78. 1.... 7 Anosoll 3dµ A. 4 awe. Pa. 1.... 111 A. 6 44410,.... 4 2d. 1 lamas.* Polashampla, le 4 4 Diva Nortbwalcap 4 1814 1 / 6 4 1 .44 ,0428 . 4 14.4.dherad. MI Do. New up 60 Dears 00554144 1 Ss. Prif. 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A I& 41,.., M. 48. 6 p. Bawer 4l 46., I la N. I. .., 4 e I Lieff• 644. 414 Lambs It 6. &Meru.. Orfila will lord Was I 4 0 60 Do. New Oa& 4464.. ni l =Z=... 4 ni Do. Now If Do. Nag 44* OD l4ll 4 Do. C 0... Tenths- .33 & Pardo lirogerwg.„ 74 3d. V/ A. de. AM4-...... Op. 30 Am" ilia -. 1166 W. 4 Do. &rip. ..... ... . 6 4 A. 4 4. fp. 14 /1/414._.. ;6 34 LosAYork/fatewllrlp 11,1..../halialwy..ll" I Old a 'Woe mmoi.e. 4 6 c 4177 N ::: ,_,:„ 7 ' :: {pl 71 Q 7 N .. 670 a 676 . 167 10 . 1130 066 616 60 015 76 On mg 114A7) ,, Dam.. lax6m - sm.—Mold ta.4,..t .m adford and Ou a Baas! Clonßn.—l 30;r 1;14,;t1;r - nib7nues —. - 4 Wag.. Desire k Amwu 0.,a.: t Ea= ...... 241similt t glattow Obsor, PIN. AT" Obsevr, Pala.* On. Cit. Osedrs t Rearm tyre tad Murry.... torke 4 N. Wagon. lantat 4 24/act srssss es 1647.1 1644. 1 3. IN 467 701 111 641.M0 1 , 12 363 l— l— cm' GAN IN 1,747 7,472 1.164 1,774 NI 731 15,214 1.011 11114 423 — 11.4111 rots Mon--Se. per likale ; Narthileap- argia — and Datheste-1711 March NU 8 ; Norfolk—April 3 tlll 7 ; 19. g between Nage% a March 13,1647, Camagle.) . Larks, ary►aw. Load..., 4 K. Wester.' Maaebeeter e • • ----- 4.4171 1,377 3,1117 7,713 I.NI IN7 1011 17,t1 11,441 Newest/a * Renwick Newcastle* Carlisle Norm *Mk With/ Praise * VTfre ShornMr, sad SOW% Devoe Sostb•Euter• Tat Vale Ulster Tort sad Newcastle tiii IMO lAN lASI I,ltl .. MI 414 ! 34 - i'z r waive.. i COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCB.—)LINCIRO•L.; Maims 26.--Sugar : The public sales coral/red of 11,000 bogs Mauritius, 1,000 bap Bengal, and 1,500 begs Madras the Identities chiefly mold at • deane of la and • part bought t o by the importer to outstare the market ; the Is, also raid rather lower ; and the Madras woe bought is, as buyers would not glee within Is. to Is. Gd. of last week's prices. Relined tolerably steady ; fair to fine lumps, 44e. to 465. Oodke hm become eery dolt and idea could not be made without giving way In prices. A public *ale of 1,200 bap mood ordinarr Ceylon was broughtforward ; scarcely 200 bags found buyers at 425. 941. ; the remainder was withdrawn at 420. to 435. Rice has trimn way 6d. to Is ; 1,300 bags of common Madras were offered and bought in at les. to las. 6.1., and subse quently sold at 170. lid. Strait" Tin declined 2s. to putdc sale ; amid] portico only of 450 &lobe offered sold at 935. ; the remainder bought in at 94. 6d. Cotton has been active at slightly trammed rates ; nearly 2000 bales sold . Tallow dull, at 50s. 9d. on the emit. The week elutes with a km amount of general beetherni dome than the previous one ; end, with the eveeption of cotton, rty—t articlm hoer Men diffl• colt of sale, without a reduction in priors was submitted to. SUGAR.—Tne Avathaue Palm or StUAll, the produce of the British Posetesimm In America, computed from the returns made in the week ending the 23rd day of March, 1647, is 355. lid. per cwt. Sugar, the produce of the Maiiiitim, la 331. Sid. per owt. Sugar, the produced the East Indies, Is Ma II id. per ewe TM average price of the th ree foregoing MemilationeJointiy, 39a. 110. per elm. COTTON.— tremens. Ueda 26.—T0-cky the demand te good, though lee extend.* than yeaterday. The sake me 6,000 bane, in cluding 1,000 Amadeus es @peculation and foe export. Ibria, dude 23.—Tremactione in cotton are still limited. Sales only $54 Wm, BLANKETN-11xemegirewnen. Mom 23.—We had a poor at tendance of errands and menithaterem at our Blanket Hall tkie altenims, camenueelly the Mint *era of a limited ehareeter. In the warehonme leimenma Ins sal bra el @dive. _ IVOINTID llTOlTlL—Basareata, deem 23.—There wee • M ower ellarioroo leffehree reeket, and aa tora doodad kr oak eadeltie h at a the Ira raid trace, buijos as ltild lor rued smear et holm* baba dere for till Orman eel Ainerroa mar ker. P dm* met haprened, centinosd dm. The yarn market yr rem erre, et ire race ; and it w makireed that enrol d the oplaner en working to order. Ifs red market pre araled se ; prose sere firm, mad the dersrl yr folly enact l ais a thee hoe Men experienced on serest rediehdre pet. T _ILACE 'MAUS& —Nonrated, ken 14.—The are Yawl WWI WU nodal 64%7 as et big for What rem Mee. Tho brads • WM In W lart arillied, dr radar out et We inilloods ea the I dear. dr few et dr drawer, sad asp one will brisk; br, afar the able, this Impurest sesaldrareln way and einglnymat la leftism ermoo.—The elltebiesinrib is la reit star, the step ruler —sad*. the Neer r tetrad arsidee—rama srla sile no mad levatreas MLA, • t nefli ans.darh ear in impede pi draw e;e s k id cab a the stole daragelltliallii awl at gm as odder mereaslwalla mid elk li Ibtahle Ihrsar At praline d arraniratais OA the MOW Ms drithasbena crud. • peg ibeageS the better.-71w fancy bobbin-net trade, thawl, did, is a d a d. better. A disarray, is said to be made, by which, by a new ry• the mean 10.potnt machine. will make net as fine .is the 1 "ft; henna. If ancessful, this will prove a heavy blow to St. Quest* Litterwita and Vienna. -NotttivXma COALS. Mn•s 24.-81dm 1:7 , m 14,121. 11 . .....1.11. .01.11.1.1.11. 14 24 IIN HL. IN 14 Cam. HanMy 154 44 W• 114 Eat Hamel ... ..... 114 m Dew. Priamme DIMos TMllei4 Hs 04 WAIL Pad Whitmlld ...... 182 11 From tho LONDON GAZETTE.—Friday, March 26. BANKRUPTS. Ittriono Bastwokr, lkinford, Kent, woollen draper, to surrenhe April 10 &May I, at 114. at Basinghallot ink., Norton dr sou, N i .p. ii. ishopegatc ; off. sesig., Green,. Aldermanbury. SAMMII. Dames, Trowbridge, VI iltshire, woollen cloth ms.aph,, taker, April 9 & May 7, at 12, at Bristol Ct. Sole., k Beleley, Old Jewry-charnb. ; off. aasig., Miller, Bristol. southampton.row, Bkmosburv,twieesserebiat April 6at 12, & Mao 7at it, at lhoilitehallot. Sot., Walk g o ut y , MUM.; off. arralg.,Edwards, Frederick's-pl. Littlehampton, 81.1%Pei, plumber, April S 2, MI, at Basingholl-st. Sole., Rolfe & Edmunds, South-sq., Cm ima r ilLEtrunda, Worthing; off. swig., Turquand, Old Jr.rpitaft. DITTCRII4I(. Liverpool, merchant, April 7 & 27, itn , , Liverpool Ct. Sole., Holme &Co., New.lna, & Yaks, Liverpool; are wig., Commove, lAverpool Jana Bunn Ilolyw ire, grocer, April 12 & May 2, it 11, at Liverpool Ct. Rola., King, Furnivaßssinn, & Connell, Cheatri ; of. aid", Montan, Lirerpool Ilau., Damao& Yorkshire, machine maker, April &Ma i . at 12, st Manchester Cl, Sole., Rickards & Walker, Linosw i ya. gelds, Buckley, Ashton-under-Lyne; off. sang., pork Joinllmansos, Lloyd-square, Bentonville, wine merchant, Apt 6at 11, & May 7at Ili, at Basinghallal sok., Lawisoce 6 Pkgs. Old Jewry-diamb. ; off. swig., Cannon, Birchin-ls. Mitronew JOitr.ol4. Lett,, spindle maker, April 12 & 30, a t 11, B Leeds Ct. Sole., Singleton, Great Janus., Bedford-row, & Leeds ; of. swig., limmatoo, Leeds. Ricusao hirsos, oeckheaton, Yorkshire, tow spinner, Apra 1 May 1, at Leeds Ct. Sole., Milton I Co., Soutlismpt.,bw k Dunning & Stow man, Leeds; of. wing., Hope, lords. !WM.. &on, Leeds, sharebroker, April 22 & May 6, at IL K Leeds Cl. 104, Sodlow & Co., Chummy-lane, & Naylor, Leek ; off. twain., Young, Leads. Mumma Soimi,Uttoseter, Si:affordable& mercer, March 30 k Awl 27, at 11, at Birmingham Ct. Solo., Ottawa, C hea dle, & Motterws & linowlea, Birmingham • o ff . main., Valpy, Birmingham. Immo Wank, Stanley, taacshire, Joiner, April 13 & May 7, ar 11. at Liverpool Ct. Soh., Johnson k Co., Temple, & Snowball, Ulm. pool; rele., Turner, Liverpool. INSOLVENT J. Sa.aosade, Adllnitoe, twaddle, IL Drevdoo, Drrnhased.,ldlagtoo, L S O. Craddielt e Ita7p7d r iert. Stood. palaver. Cabs., Cabled., Beek.ta., St. Gaor io-tee.Ert, hoed...l4We H. O. Dadra. titerpord, railway dad. T. Dletstat r Think. Torkaldre, oat of briars. J. Mid, ..where. W. Niels% Laos, Waridekabire, oat of OW.. P. Gta,l) G.llinglm. Rev. mire. C. Goodall & 4 Hang., waddi. YaelsOue. T. nai W l, Bn.tennek•w. Stemfad.a, beacons. W. 11.11 , 1. terlwhall. Torkaliv, WateT ht wool. H. liwieWat, Peavatill, Stallord•ile, borw dealer. J. 1.1.7. tpule•ter. D. WE.% ihoclatster, p &mks. DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. B. Archer, Rochdale, Lanoshire, woollen manoracjw r _ r Md., April 17, & any subsequent Tutroday, at Yrnacr's. Manchester. I. F. Burnes, Church-at., Twichrsham, journeyman be ker—lat Iv. of 111 d., March 29, & two following Mondays, at Canaan 'a, Byford, Liverpool, sbolemle grocer-2nd div. of 3d., April f, any aublequent Thursday, at Cammyre's, LiverproL A. Dale, Liverpool, butcher —lst di,. of ld. , April 1 , Z any rata. quent Thursday, at Caseuoves, laverpooL J. Fearnley, Bradford, stuff manufacturer-2nd der. of s:d., aid on subsequent proofs 2n. Sad., any day on or after April 3, at Yarns% IL C. Lloyds, Lirerpool, painter —lst dir. of Is. id, Much 31, ft any subsequent %Vedneeday, at Morgan's, Liverpool. C. Pullman, Strand, baster-Ist der. of 2a., March 29, & two follow. nig Mondays, at Cannan's, Birchin-one. Royle, Manchester, muslin manufacturer-2nd dlr. of 3d., Awl 13, & soy subsequent Tuesday, at Fraser's, Manchester. O. Nimble,LirerpooL groom- -Ist dlr. of 6d., April 1, & any sub. sequent Thursday, at Casemate's., Liverpool. DIVIDENDS.—ApriI 16. P. IL Bourquin, Northampton-pa., C. ezirell, watch manufacturer—April 22. A. Hus Winston, Boston, 'fora. skirt, arra miller—April SO. G. Johnson, It. Jones, J. Ridgway. kg C. Janina,, Pernambuco, Brazils, mercLanta April lc. 6. X Latham, Doror, baker—April 22. 11. J. F.- Saffran, Hudderleld, Yorkshire cloth merchant—April 22. F. Ward, Bath.), Yorksbir k rag merch ant. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION& —James !indecent. Bobbie, GM. Rom, lawman, March 29 & Apllll9, u Adam'p Chamb., Gleamy— W. 91.0 . 130911 . Gm...h, theme merchant, April I & 26, at tin Whits Hart Inn, Ormecck. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—C. Axon & R. Walsh, Rees Norris, Lantamhist—J. Barnes & W. B. Berne% saint haw st., Clerkenwell—W. Brewster & B. T. Seabrook, Brighton. H. Broodwood, R. C. Mundell, W. Huggins, E. Mutsu.% T. Broadwood, Broad-et., eo far as regards N. C. Mmda & T. C. Broadwood —W. Brown, J. Shipley F. A. Hamilton, J. 11. Priestman, eo J. Brown, 8. Brown, S. Nicht:haw, & W. E. on, ea swards J. M. Prieptznan—T. Burton &H. Bars ton, Aldenigutrat., City—W. Cameron, D. Bowdin, W. Worry, T. 'once, 0. Thomas, B. (Tribble, P. Floyd, A. Ple, & T. Millirem Church Coniston, Lancitigiire—P. Cheadle, M. J. k J. Windram, Coventry—D. R. Clarke & it C. Tennant, Havana-11 Cowan', W. Green, jun., W. Taylor, &M. Taylor, Ingletoa, Yaks ablre i so for as regards W. Taylor k M. Taylor—J. Evans, T. Om saq R. Mitchell, Liverpool, so far se sager& T. Cameo --G. Puller W. Fuller, estate agents—W. Gemmel', Brothers, it Co., kW. L M . Phon, Glasgow, so far as regards W. L. Wilson—R. Gethiss & 0. W. J. Newport, Monmouthshire—M. A. Glaelatone, A. Hannay, & J. H. Gladstone, Liverpool, so far as regards A. —G. Glover, jug., &J. K. Suter, Liverpool—H. Hiundireys a 77. Stones, Man Chester —D. Mourner &T. Jenoer, Rye. Sums J. Ms.. I ray & A. Carron, Nantwieli, Cheshire—J. Posnett & J. Them; Lower Tranniere, Cheshire—J. Readdy & R. Reodde, Back Chunk. lane. St. iiieorge'm.ln-the-Eamt —G. C. Smith & E. Seith, Blackish Worcestenedre —T. T. Smith &G. J. Steer, Old Broad-pt., City—H. Thompson, pen., & H. Thompion, Praralingham, Suffolk—l. Turtca, G. Turban, & W. Turtcm, Kirkheaton, aorkshire-0. Wales & W. Ellie, Kiwi:borers—W. Watkins & F. Viatkina, Thom tonmt, Bondi-yd.:deo-8 Wkitehurch &S. Wlitehurch, jun., Spar hantland, Berkshire—A. Wilson & J. Wilson, Bock-rd., St. George'. in.the.Past. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.—HIAILS. oe •It. I ass. 11111. inbUa . . 010 . .• .0 Mona, via Mar. • Menke W Waurford .. 011 Mains . .01 &SHIM . .• llamas/4M Ileamtsadee 0 I Frame . . 0 Sydr.,X.S.W. 0 0 W.lactio age I Omea. tams. 00 Lisbon Mar. 27 ,0 Ilmem awl 0 Ware Anti* Mamiwig . is Medium,. . Wallin AMA/. LIMMOI. MAIM 'J•.—Arrived: Melpomene Rio ; Shaw rock, Marmailio ; Harriet Itockwe i l4rehioola ; Amami Orepom Pavaansh ; Plasma, Charleston; Ralph Cram Penman and Ceylon, New To, ; Roderieo, 111 kw; Wake, Bombay ; CLobont and Achilles, New Orleans; liarkaway, Virginia ; Rokeby, UMW; ' Annie, New Orleans; Manilla, New M ork ; Oormi Queen, Savannah; Oriental, New York; Rory Oldore Cbarlegton ; Nichol. Biddle, New York.—Bailed:Vindicator, fluchee; Pt. Vincent, nacre ; Pelee tine, New Orion.; Robert, Riga; Rio, Bt. Petertherg ; Elisabeth Grainy, Bingapcee ; Kathleen, Rio Janeiro ; Penserdina, Rip Mar. irdt.b P"T" MIL. ; fr blo '7 ; rd A ' " ee, i". 1; Brawa ttuoVe Ca C t r in tine L°'nh" delphis ; Canton, (Nebel ; Orphan, New h ' mp. Tom. ; (Advertißement.) EXTRAORDINARY EFFECT OJI Inca AND &SOMAS. COXYLAINTS WY HOLLOWAY'S PlLLJA—Eitzset of • letter dated 30, I'mm...street, Olawdow , Fehreery le, ISO.— " ['raceme Holloway. Mr, I ham takes ;compile dm a doomed tae liver sad etomaeh, from which I had ImgeaMiaid. Vibes lef mewed the nee of them I wog Is a wig wilirdaslaus. td e humanly epcsaing, they have cored q lb. I Wisewasi am/ meoical men to no purpcee. I am wow pselseywassnilsisilk to the emptier of all who wftword Ma NOW w wYiY I MI Ws minced by the Mame affeedis the Bier smd Womb. CH1.1.1” Vrbentr.. 5.:•:3 by WI s sod al Pressist i tt vsy'sissitt&Weat, 314, BMW. ATHAWRg.—Xwe lb, r# LeUglites, tM wlVe of the Rev. J. Att...., of daughter. BRARANT.-11(•reb 14, at Rutland -gam Meg W. 11. Brawl, N• CRAMPTON.—NateIt n, at Aagbelet. the wife of the Rev.!. Y. T. Crof ton. of • dem/bear. DANCER —March W. at Coale Laws. Dobbs, tbe erne of Sir T. B. Deaner B.C. of a &settee. CUM 113.—Mareb tl. at the Abbey Nome, Calor, the wife of li. On* Neg., et• re. LITTLE—March 13, at Illtabdes-park, fate RIR of W. Little, NA, of • "hatter. ROW DIN —Yates 13. at 'nape grove, East ahem the utfe tbf W. 0. C. Ittowdeu, of a desalt., liCAlFE—blaveh 17, at MU Owes Come., Raveaaworch, KR W. I Reath, of • daughter. TRELINO.—Igateh W. at ILttlaagsa, Slldere, tbe wife of C. 0 DION Rae., of • we. TROMPIION.—bIatch IA at %thorough, the wife of C. 'rump" 4 , of • eve. WICISKiIti..-34arch 23, .t rut•ceeeeeet, ewc►well, M. E. WU et a datighter, OW- bra. MAMMON. Al NIMILET—PICKAIID.—Uarrh lb. at Astem, by Ile Rev. O. O.M Mete, M.A . C. D Aeatuley. tog. Meet. ICILY Cello. Wide Regiment ~.11 Moo exhard, third sad youagtat daughter of M. Pickard, of &NM 111rmlbgbam EIMItt—WZBIITEE —Much 17 at Malmo, by Me R. A. A. BarNOM M. . , 0...1. .M NUNN, of ebritebt. to Mr Webotor. of Baia Nato, JWARDIS—ROMERTS.—March Id, M Caelaboroagh, by the Neu 0 , Wright. Kr. J. F. Edward., of Mushe•Wo, b MOON. Math daughter.. the law Mr. e. Roberta, SheMeM MMIIMION-11HARP.—Mareb 11, at St Mark's, DuWla, C H. O. Emmet 1p , of Hdlattle, Dublle, I. Flora, third daughter of tbe he 0 Sharp, Fp. OORDOs-111VCHAN.—Karch 10, at Maeeheraer, Charles Dkldene mord son of Mr. Thomas Gordo., of M bite to Martha solor wool emitter of Me Robert Mechem. of Mascarene,. MINIST—IIiZIGLETON.—Maaeh v. of as Theaters. Debit.. ham W. Molloy. A. Meer,. Eaq , of gtlekteles, Lomb, to Mae, Meter daeghtee etJ. IMAM.. log. af Demmehall, Dove. LODER—BUtt/L.—Mateo II at St Mara. Mystestees WNW*. bY Ae fee C. Vaeolturs. Molten, ar ot 0. Wee, Meg , of Cloreedoe par b.gmemas, es Marta, doeghlor 04 M. leak, Med , Cheat Oseetw.." . OS.A. bLelf —AMMILL—Maach SS, at 131. Grow's, Blactosbery. 51 tle M. Crueller.). delby. Esq.. ow of the late I'. delby, Mo • of mot Potwas, W AO.. triltolace, Oleo. of the late W. H. AAIOO, TOTIM LL—DIOBV —Marsh M. es Clifton, by lb. R. IL Mee, weed 0e• et W T.l tall. Kap .of the Grove, Mote Blakey, to PM., engine: of the late Nev. J. Digby. of Clepeortawro, looooo. DISATHR. lIARTLiTT.-Itartla 17, at Wilton. Orawere& 4. J. S. ItarCett, 114 Ibrworly of West= Howe. liramostto. aged 31. CILATZ.-Xartb 11, I¢llm, W eidow 4attAlttor at MT Clan, .slob. W.• ODLLYII4.-WortB 11.. t Chtno-walk, WwW7. • 1 •• • .1 • law Mr T. llTer. .ad U. 00141(0W-ilarcb W. at 6, atBa4ositwel, CaTentiblk.aqww, L CAW 17011 ITN.-Kartk, 14, at 8141 Nembogiea, Dorm. wle. of J. Or watr4 aawt 78. DILPIELI7 -Slarth It at Calltos Meow, 1t54871.4441, WI WO. late J. Iltusetl, ot McAuley, W.Jalagltwo, alt 44 DICIIOOX.-Mareb 1., at Illiaa. A H. Dickson, Zap ,11.1•• 11411• 0 MM M LiAtit.Ww. 114 J. Dictum. A.O .11 GALL-Ware! 17, at Wat4lagtott•place. Dabita, of iodise, Um Mad gallm esan l=ol latt Capt A. I:7ale. 13. at Khagatowa, 1/001., of Weller, Aorwl• 1100 mead A. T. Swim, P.m. 111,MAWISMITErlitatelt 24. at latats'a Co34.ll.atetart. KT W. Walls.' womb. latealar Zotbritata. JO WAYMW44IIIOII IL at Illaausge.ll . Ham Pak, 8.A., of 41. clrewoom In Viagar ia.i soot Go dor. ,of arum to Wog.. Wks* WWW. at thatott Novae, Marta, yottagest WNW 7. Me lalla Nlere. lIIMMIamt• CE al, at Moto Nawlaitoo, W. J. C. Raw 440 d 441. 0. It 47. North Castle Knot. Edlobatgli, 4 11441 W, 144 *Wag* Bomb•b ommalitoomal fur flootlaml, aged I. ' MOPIMOLIgateb It. J. Rapper, lam , of ItaleraTe. plow, W*0.44 10 lama img adjamat of Mao Maraford metaPlag dlatrltt. wed 7J. uirmic--sub '74. at 2.7. oa47444etroAr, Itylk-patt, W. J. M. ecammialre 4.)f.. aged M. LAMMINIT.-Mamb 70, at North /fortabg, /bay 120, idiot of tY 11.1 B. Lambert, Mea , aged 71. If "amo -Le November laot.it Pedbay, Now 1101•01 , 0114 21AELF; t Ito vrtra of M 1111aat Momenta Kuala', salltdaargomdlodeoo• daughter of L.Mrard raq., of lb. lob of Wlibt. aged W. 11047201111.,-Marth M. at Pomba... **Dadra Dowager . Wale FILMS -March el, at Brlghtoa, IL LI Peke, Ewa. of Oaertme7. MVISMAL.--blatch 21, at Holum Ws, Jamey, 0. Ratmell, relict of tf,• LA4,7. 841., .71 :A., 14>ematowOws. SEXLI:.-7.7.74‘s ri. zipt. 2. 0.42,1.48 11 a 1.C.1.. aged e. TAPI-171.-Mant ff. aralmr, tamed me of Ile J. Tap., of MO" Form. Ustwtoly. aged U. TRAVER , . .-4-1111 wit 13. at CAtoraewittmot, Cork, N. Tle WM, MM., ••• • -" vAVANOU -Marta 13, at NOE, at kat road to loam. Yo kite r 745a40ar, Bart. of liadawood Malt. • . • WAND -Matelt 14. at Tarlaaa.plattr. lbanlma, M. Wad, 1a4.. 11110 . , M01.1.1.11T0N.-Mareb 14, nude Marva, What am of aL 1. 110k/0f • , of lacombe terrace, Waatiswartb•reol, aged 11 koala .. Y0U10a1...-Ilasell 10, at 11. Pntata.atavot. timbals, Ma Ye. 0. al. 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