The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-28 00:00:00

FT this country sa aa attempt to embroil the two asthma. (Hem, b-ar.) My lord*, I *Mk the people of the Vatted &atm c hsvo as deuht as to the &bream of battle feel. top o bas part of this 'misery ; sad I bedlam that whets the clouds that ham mires shall ham pseud away, as iminatios wilt main is the United States. I cow fissure the settle lord that everything sha I be hem es the put of boy Mak eel's georamout to put ma *ad to all unfrismilly esatimests between the two *matelots; sad if, se the noble earl has Imes Islamised, Mr. Matey sad myself Gould really settle the disputa to half as hour, I shosld be quite reedy to moat hiss es emu Woad half way betimes the two metimate. (Laughter and cheerio.) Lord PAN NU RE smeared the noble earl that there was so dons what, err ter cro airs ths e ilnid policy of 14 " you, It wae t zl i woropoord to and out raginsmts, as which it wis to orsoeutrate chiefly at th• teepee sat military pet of Quashes ; sad it was obvious that such a body, loom the sommand of Sir W. Eyre, would be of great rereicre in reluesing the local militia form. Ia ISIS the somber et Brit sh trove is North Austrian was LIN acs, and afar them 0,. regiments neelsol North Amgh ries the numher would bet Ruder 4.000. It woo, thashre, absurd to feint se it tbascadisi out them reiskiresiossee as ladisatisi say orgrimim fondue?, or may wish to disturb the hallway es , ring between the two erantries. With ' , Vets .0 the Narth Araerioaa col mists, there were some of her M•jeery's ',ejecta, abroad or at hams, aba had takes a greater taut ails the lea war. or who had mesihsted a deeper 'empathy for them arifferihr of her Mejesty's army. Not only bed they sent 40.0001. to the patriot% farad ha this en•stry, bat the Lower Cattail's., valadfal of their origin, bad also mat 10,0001. to Prance. (Cheers.) • Hs s-all same* their lordships that the army would sot he mod for mere polio, parreas ta Canada, out it would be groalsol to mediae the fortresses of ton (*logy, which numbered cruse 160 guss. Here the army would flail ample mouse of fastnietion la the duties of a brigade, sad It wea l daftly for that porous that them troops wens to he seat to Cased'. (Hear, hear) Had GREY Imbed to prolong the dinussies silly for a very few saameom. Ho was glad that hie 'obit &Med had elicited this explanation from the amble lord who bad PBS sot dorm se he thought it was highly. seammry. It was anneery that ihs ' , morn should dearly uailerstaird the =test sad ohj.et of this tonnes of form is oar North Americas colonise, and thin it would *tidy do after the nplartati-n they h ad heard to-night. (Hear.) He trusted sad Whew, there was no prospect of anythisg like war; hat though that was the etas, ho neverthir lese thought it was of the utmost importaace that aboold ha soured that this etrapatsh of troops to British North Anoka bad so Peterson to this unhappy ; benne it wag anfortnastely Mao that &wag high op:rited nations 11~11t0I IllOt be adopted for this mks f orienting, which sight lead Is similar ran own Wag adopted by other nations, gad in that way bilk ponies booms prepared for as open minted ; sad alto= then might be no original m um f or th o disp ute, they thee be diverted from pensful orbit/rain to the dreadful slumming, the dreadful calamity, of war. (Hear, bear.) Is Oh way soma the Alen whisk had boos lai d before wpm is assosiss with sits dispels ample& with the Mw odour istostioso is isonortsg oar soya tiolor bs llkomossers listiorlo re bad Wood tie i vonotios • bop et . Moo woo attlasiss s = year; and be teat add ulna Os sosi wasp et lie sovonovoloo sod pai antra beillsor as both Moo tbo Ado& M orstodolly Isooramo title amigo, co molts at sap lustrtY el , tit tit 'dm • SIMS ot Iltott wall Man - 6t•hp prodsoril mot provost sloosativo M MONvolos and Ind to tie ospesso owl Wrong et oar. (Rosh War.) It sot Ms Wow ot the mow ebiabisdlosol No sr spoustr as oimits of utmost itopirlsooto ! to motevs oat Os volt would mush star +bat bad paned to.o W,• MM is to time mos obror Oho soornomost sold= hoes/d, es dr ow Mod, to depart from the lbo polls, strodsslor drop of ow adoelal totallassers; songs lb. elks OM So siosserst Om• lobo amid bas. tbo rosollot mimeo to Os 411111tos000 TIM had notmusstelgttltlsd between Iselest tad Alsottio• (Roan Moo) Ms Befog% etas 4teoposil. owl moo Ms Isotu t 4.l onossed a stage, tbolg bidthaps adleohbai News eels* oattl Prtilay test. HOUSE OP COMMONS.—Tommy, Mu 27. TA* tirmAssi Pak the their at four o'closk. PRIVATE BEMIRES& Tao Rs petted .I•Amiat Railway HAI wee teed a MIS Rom sad Wataada's Lotto BM was reeds Amsead tins. PUBLIC BUSINESS. NOTICES Or MOTION. Taa NALLOT.—MaJor Eta —To sou, es of Tutlel e tta: NS Jose. for a slew eommittee to saw sub se eny • hetitsesey say tuner sided the pram ryas if ken sties sad the liesitatlon of hite hasebies. Ti. NATIONAL DINT —Mr. POLLARD-NIQVIAZT.— To sou fora Dela 'matte' to sadder whetter it us pty asp parties of Us maul debt by IMP salable mashies ANNUITIES (N.. BILL. The CHANCELLOR of the EX CHEQUER esld I as e importune that his bell, shish sealkmai tb hie him. should be rest a third time at sa early Sias k Mgt Is seed It op to the other boss Tao deem a en talus shieb she sew Mae is the Bask said set be leesbal by the goveresemt till it bad received the royal sewn I. theretere Musa se mem that N be then reed a third V... The bill was meerdtaely mad a third time sal posed. THE BANDS IN THE PAR& Oa the modes et Sir J. SHELLEY ea address wee semi 1., fee copy of Me shreeposetemse between a* Arelaideep of Canterbury end the Firm Lord of ths Tree wry, er• es the stepsons. et sub k Lemingtaa Gorden ea allw THE APPELLATE JURISDICTION OP THE HOUSE OP LORDS. Mr. BOWYER mind the Puss Lord of the T sewers bur Mejesty's government will take the n = imam to Isy Name this beentk. report el dos teemmieS• 01 Ile Moen of Lords recerdia the appaal•Jahlistion Leol PALMERSTON esid that lb. mad mum deb =au/ ad latervolift pews possessed to fin ether hew eeted. TES DEBAT DAT AND THE ILLUMINATIONS.— THE ADJOURNMENT. IseSPALME BATON Nes, t to amiss, te sieve ibee the Isom et he Susi Esad esnto Friday. Meer.) He lama Mat every boo. mathmea whets be bed the plea ass et adissing woof/ andleiateadthe reran Irby be m om/ ankh, Uwe ebedi sat mom kannew—e. hear, boss,"ead latoghtm)—sag la was nalto mosseassery for his le glee say relies shy the hews should adieus ever Thursday. (Hem. hear.) Mr HADFIELD wished to haw Idaho the mak lesl bad eseeidered the mot aroisse pt bib blase the home. The time hr Ms waves of ken was new ass at best Me wished kr tome of Me seams latemisd to be panned. • rent of dm bed been inked Int sod en sa the Seetabidessika 111. sod be h-ped the ems mead am steer seek Them wee on wry impeetooft bill Wire the bow—the will. Adminismaiss As—eidelt Am Noble lord bed three ran ag• picked the gmerament. of shish he wee them a siember. he The C HAN C RLLOR irr EXCHEQUER. otese k sweet to he busearsair gestlesao that the gmereemat mamma se take **siva estimates is seaminess( soppy es Meek, oirbt Mims them were Waal they pee. posed to take tleee her the army nail as,,. The beta. mem ler for Inv.rsenhire bad nines Bohm of sells k Nis eat* to reertiting is the Volta Mates, slab he hid sew lied Fs the seat c umithe of supply en thearmy tathesies Usti' the may seisms were sore seluseed the gems. moat could not cats whet would be dew with ether bills. THE RECENT EVICTIDNS_IN IRELAND.—MR. POLLOR. — ar 11. S. STE WART as nein se the peeldoo ankh bah bees Id, sad the 'bargee urg•d Is previous debate, as • etionset et Mr. Allen Pollak noun the lessen of es Irish estate whisk Ind meetly yes. onion. Tlie fasts, es the has. member es:Wendel, bad bees nest nissepossested, sad the asses edopled by Mr. Pollak tessera Ids Musa vas ehareeterind by no ossest honestly sad krises. este. Sir M. S. Slneen esesiberstod hie repressate, lin of no eitesnelesen by $ Motallsi sletasesat tutu te•amels Ida are, . _ After seem emdowellima who had ert• gladly istredused the le bow, followed by remarks from Mr. St J. Tehinghse, Lord Palmer stout, sad Mbar member, the elitist droposi, sad the no tion toe eakeirement until Friday was speed to. Mr. STAFFORD thought it was Ishable that anklet the repielless tor a return to a este of pease, which wore Skies plass, sr about to t a k e p l ea out of doses, the Hose ef Connives should ..t se simple of that 'amity which honourable meashore herd to see prevail 'Nowhere. Usiortuestely the lutist of the vez ma tt amino es the paper —Vie Temporalities of the Irish —woo es old battle Said in that boys, and the reseemplism of the maths on that subject would not eel, mem elm& &ruble strife, bet would be stated with the we lag a bitters's—the bitterns= of religious freltepa Veiheothees sires ustasees he thous/be that no oorstinsateeeid sibealla stud the motive, which would iodise the ksweetededrr the dieresis' oe this Feist. He bad so wish le Save ',the discussion, bet he thought that the unseal profiles la which Duty stood just (14 his in the somewhat assegai— (beer, betar)—course which he was shoot to take is seroviap that thsi hoes do sow adjeere." r. bIIALL (.e who.. wee the seventies referred to by the Ist speslur stood use the becks) was takes by starts by the extraordinary at of the boo. pedestals's =Miss. (Rear, hear.) If it were se weessery ta titivate the eter nise of geed wilt new that the asks wee about to arlebrsto • peso, at leas the bee. member wipht have bee. well • Meetly custrowe to have rime him sae istiastioe of the ernine whi-b ha was about to tele. (Rear.) The hes. pee Seaga seemed tempos, that the dimwits) would be mink- Mad by displays of lil temps: ho could setae the home that then would be no r on his part, sad be *ought there would be ems on the put if.., bon. mew bee, ineept than who felt that they were eedlowsperies perpetuate as it jestis. He hei that the hems week. Wow the dimness' of a remises whisk shed le lb me, to he bakes. He had waited f some edderialde time ter ea opporteeity to heap forwent the ~allest esti" he Wowed It to go am ea rppertesity sight be Idie in airier fiselL Ths isteettos of the minim of the Inn. member was en obvious'? to get rid af the quietist thug the sweatry weeld hate no thillesity fa sedentaediai why It was Red* Lard PALMERSTON *ramrod Is "Isles with the THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1858. eider the tests la width Hap wee. H. hand the Para bibbed Cheats In Hag WWI and baited;{ sad he ma galled spot, If not by the asettem.hy the speech., sad argemeats la the fewer, to reheats.' dm the letoblrshineet the cau tery priasiabo. He weld tat go to that old, sad *infers weld sot water is a motile eft& led to a melt at wide\ he was met diggesed to swim (Bor. arm) It was gears' nth that it was mesh mon sup for a paws to ohjeet thus to propose; sad Hr. Mall had rut late ets. eh:terabit eatherrasemest by sot watestiag higesoU with °hinting to what use, bet by growth," the substitution of something (Hsu, leer.) He propmed with r gad to ti. Church In Instead—gad of ammo the game Foam, Gs the same priatiple, meet be adopted is this woozy—to estslaish a board which should be lavested with all the Fo gerty of she Ranh. He eerrefaly Formed as arreagesseat well adapted to seaciliste afforest latereets. To th• laud anum he Wired the redemptioa of that, tithe rest at tea years' purchase-4 very advaatageose bagels ia deed. (Hear, hear) To tho missies be preposed the omp Macaw of prisons, goyim; traria driftage, sad other sateetsges; the lights of the 'berth were to be convert d into lights of savisatioa. (" Hair heat" sad laughter ) Seta proposal of that sort weld liaroly Ist setiostly ester lathed. If parliament wet seriously to (*stemmas% the abolitthe if the /harsh establ , abratat ia this Itiagdom—the esbetitatios of voluntary custabstisse iseasecil of the an domnrate whisk sew =Mad, the prefeeklfay me that some better sad were alias &optima°. d *sae past women would be fend them that which had how ewe He would deals Ma gales tat. topic. asmensMi with all- Klan di/Mem% mbkh he thought it MA desirable to avoid is the dissateise of that Mom; Mt bobs el opiates, sad having • lbw and settled emelellem that a starch ate ' tabilthwest mos emeatid la a wmalley, ia tibia ft was de- MAW Mat millbisa &S UN I. Miami sad twaleated is the Wade of Os isegia. hob. imerfootly determined saver to agree to the sidutlinisu of rite voluitary system far that of as eirtablishmark ermilag that the mottos west directly to • plat (shish be mat easiest to weld, sad halietiag that at »girded imbed the greet of the moles would be at values with the ',casemate costramed between the two weetrlge at the NOM of the Valve, be felt compelled to give his vote against the mottos. (Chan.) Mr. WOREGOB. attempted to address the boast, bet the symptoms of impel:team @slabbed f r sometime pro ,sated his olmewatioat resebiag the "allay. We soder stood the honourable members state that the established °harsh la 'reload wet a nightmare argosies down the goer glee of mho people, and that it loudly tolled fcr legislative Mohasco. The Lord Chesterfield who had so well ga wood bawd, said la an original letter, la his (Yr pocessioa that the Irish people were easily torettedi he would revere them by disposal," impartial imam The M. member, amid meth isterrsptioa sad lighter,tosetsded by sta4ag hie lateatita to support this moths& _ _ The home divided— For the 'mottos 93 against it 163-70 Several of as orders bs disposed of, tha house woo euuted oat at half-put rose, forty lumbers trot bolas pro seat THE IRISH CHURCH. DIVISION LAST NIGHT. lietsbilibed Munk M (1 , 4404--Mh &Ma el Ow Trot . :1 1 tlak et e Ors: &Nob mil Isda aMo 4 disi Is lbw Let 44 II 40 Geo. ILL. a. INoloL—lNalioa nolk eel gawks tad. " 1!e this boars do reollos INalf bila a 11.4140 to owribbr the tempo. Takla of Ur lamb swa Cloesboo `e mad l W trid I made by law Ow tellol twoblp Ta 1 = Wall :)-71:4 bora dirlded : filmy N; N. 103. —(11r. Airiers, IC L Giver. AYE& U... P. L. Feb" Ur 0.4 Dm. !Med T. Graft Ms J. GPI*? Ilealer. 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Ibratorfa isa. rba I& Teebe i Ssu. H. T. Pa al a rdi. Moly. Sorkr.lll. TIMM. Pltallor. RA Ss. R. Mem% Illeso Wm unt J. Herter. W. G. Try/1,64 C. I. eediontogret un r. Ilalgesvo. Lel of Mamma W. P. Itowpare. rue expregso. ..........„_. TO OORREOPONDINTO. Marbsebeeto Meaded lee "Tin "lambs Wedagyeper. sot be at tbe One% le. by Twee:lie* ea the ow a pablkillia. MGR WATER AT LONDON WWI. tam 04T—Meng, N. ts*........Aftarvem, N. fa. Arras—Morms. N. Ra --Muncie. IA. 1• a . int—instant advantage would have been taken of it by the counsel for the defenoe,and instead of rejoicing, as we now do, at the just doom by which this un paralleled offender has been overtakes, we should have had, in all probability, to submit to the scandal and the misfortune of witnessing his escape. Ina one of such absorbing istereet we may safely conclude that the generality of our readers have made themselves acquainted with the evidence, as it has day after day been recorded in our column.. On the present occasion we shall only glance at a few of the more salient points. The use for the prosecution was, that PALMER had an interest in Cam's death; that he first practised on him by mammy, and finally poisoned him by stryohnia ; that all the symptoms under which COOK died were referable to poisoning by strychnis, and to nothing else; while the admitted failure to die• cover any traces of strychnia in the body after death was not in itself incompatible with guilt, and was utterly nugatory as a defenses in the face of all the proved facts of the one. The defence cook issue on all these points—bat principally relied on the absence of motive, and the non-discovery of poison in the dead body. Neither of these grounds. though both were urged with considerable ingenuity and confidence, could give rise for a moment to any reasonable doubt. As to motive, it was abundant. On this point it Is only necessary to recall the facts of Fauna's position on Tuesday, the 19th of November, when Coot's horse, Polestar, won the Shrewsbury Handicap. He had long been in diffi cultic.. For two years his normal state had been that of a man wko is paying constantly noreasing loses by perpetually accumulating loans. His book was almost uniformly ill made up. He had repeatedly raised money at 80 per cent. on the security of life policies and forged acceptances. In 1854 he had just managed to clear himself by what no one, we sup. pose, will now doubt to have been the timely pro ceeds of an enormous mime. In September of that year hie wife perished, and he obtained the 13,00 W. foe which be bad insured her life. In 1865 he made a desperate effort to secure the same resource. Io August of that year WALTER PALKEIt, the brother, died, just in time to satisfy the pressing claims of his creditors; and if the Offices had paid the 13,00 W. for which the brother's life bad also been insured, the Rogeley poisoning cases might never have been beard of. Bat the Mors refused, and Etuna's ease at once became desperate. The usurers rapidly grew importunate. PRAT! held acceptances to the extent of 11,6004, every one of eelticA hod bars forged by PAL= in his mother's name. Patina bad made unheard of efforts to carry on the battle. Hs had fre quently seat up small remittances to PRATT; he had imploringly pressed for time. "As well," exclaims the Arrosart-Gaxasur., "might Sena appeal for mercy to a rabid tiger, as to a usurer when the securities he hee advanced upon have failed." On the 9th of November, PRATT, tired of lawyers' letters, actually issued a writ for 4,0001. against Fauna and his mother. Everything, forgery and all, was on the point of immediate exposure. Palmas had 91. 16e. at his banker's, and not another resource in the world. Shrewsbury races came es. He was obliged to borrow 251. In order to go there. He had a hone— The Chicken—to run at those races ; eventually it did run, and lost. Cowes horse, Polestar, was more fortunate. Oa Tuesday, the 13th of November, 1836, Polestar won the Shrewsbury Handiosp. COOK had Inge payments suds to bias oil the course. He gave Fun= between 7004 and 8004 to take cars of for him on the Tuesday night Pisan returned it to him the next morning, and since that time it has never been accounted for. Besides this, Coos was to receive in London on the next Monday (the 19th), the settling day at TATTIOSALL% a sum of 1,0204, as appeared by his betting-book. That book, which was sworn to be is hie poecession up to the time of his death— which PALMER most obviously have cosaulted bc• fore he went up to town on the Monday to receive Coon's debts—has never been found sines. If PALM= could procure this suet of newly 2,000 L, and appropriate it to his own uses, was there no Diode* bare P Why, by a judicious mie of this 2,0001. he could get rid of the pressers of his liabilities until the January—he would have nearly two menthe nepite from the 'waren; and to the sanguine temper of a tart man, two months, ander inch ebtorasiances, is a spades ot eternity. Truer PALM= owed at that time about 19,0001. In the aggregate; bat a larger sus than 19,0001. ham been made by the reckless gamblers of the turf cm the Wee of a single rect. Time—time, was all the man wanted--a mouth's, a week's, a day's respite was worth everything. And time he deliberately purchased by Coox's destruction. While Coox, having left Ahrewsbury and returned to Replay, is labouring under the afflicts of antimony administered by Rumex, this man, who was compelled to borrow money in order to carry him to the races, and who, instead of winning, had lost there, is found paying away money to the more papering creditors who were hamming him at Regality. On Monday, the 19th, he leaves Coox ill at the Talbot, and goes him self to get paid at TAITIRSALL'S those bet. which COOK has won. Every farthing of these bets is applied by Fauna's directions to getting time on the bills foe whose payment PEAT? is pressing him. Motive!—why it is not left to specula tion. We need not ask what motive he could have had,we need only ask what he is actually proved to have done. How did he collect these winnings of Coox's P How did he procure the accurate information of the sums due to his by different parties in town P How—but by Coox's betting-book P What became of this book I It has sever been produced. When PALMS]; was asked about it by the stepfather of his victim, his reply was, " Oh, it's of no use; a dead mass's bets are void.* True, but Coox's bets had been received during his life. They were taken on Monday, the 19th ; COOK died on Toesday, the 20th. P ITv no receiver; them rALMII. Who was 111111111/411 , able for them P PALMER. Who had an interest in concealing their amount P Patina. On Monday, having thus applied to his own pur poses every farthing of COOK'S visaing., PALMER returns to Rugeley. The antimony has been a failure —some more stringent means are requisite. It is absolutely indispensable to PALMIR'S safety that Cool should never rise from the bed on which he is lying to learn the manner in which his money has been applied. Oa his return from town on the Monday, it we believe NEWTON, PALMER purchases three grains of strychnine ; on the Tuesday, beyond a doub!,be purchases six grains. Of the manner in which this quantity of strychnine was disposed of no attempt was made on the port of the defence to fir any ae. count. On Monday and Tuesday Patina is in posses sion of this deadly poison; on the Monday Coox is seised with frightful spasms in consequence of taking pill. administered by PALMER; on Tuesday, within one hour after taking a similar dose, he expires in the terrible convulsions of spasmodic tetanus. How, to judge from the symptoms alone, was that tetanus caused P Taking the whole evidence together on this point, it completely eorroborates the opinion of the most eminent surgeon of our time. Bir BILNJAMIN Bacons distlnetly declared that, referring to the symptoms themselves and the wares they took, the tetanus of which Cool died was not idiopathic (or ccestitational), not traumatic (or caused by external injury), bat that it was referable to nothing ales bat poisoning by strychnia. I* the de. • bee. umber Is. Nerthaaaptheoldre set. the bespedlosey ef dimming this queetfoa at the poem* minesdo se there was ne doe's bat het angry rushy. wail he raised is tie mere of tile debar. r the hes . swabs" fest Rozhclais bad had greet Miceli, is hheeleihr a day, it would, ?Mope, be discourteous to time him le say farther dissep.ustmont. Hr. STAFFORD withdraw his rotes. RELIGIOUS TEACHING AND WORSHIP (I RELAND). Oa the motion Mime called, Mr 0 H HAMILTON required the clerk ho read** sth Article of Union histgra Easlaad sad belied, gauss testae ter privil.ase of the esta.lialted rhumb. Mr. MIALL thee proceeded to rove thia moieties : " That the house 'build resolve lash into • goasireo to ✓esider the tomporalities of the Irish .hs.eb and rher peeseitry penalties reds by law for religiose tesehise aid worship is Ireland." As tae proper mode of eledeasist, Yr. tell advocated the priacfple of abselste it er- Tallty, by which state support was to be withdraws, alike from the seerbora ef ropy religiose art, sad • equality regotreteed areas these all by • formal ve= legislature. For say reviser which right be bee their tar B.ot apolieetioa by he proposal, he i= r as spears'', employees% the impish= of drafters works, the cersorectoe of roads sad harbours, sad ether penman of practical utility. Mr. KIRK said the resolution which the hes. petlesaan preprsed attested the thatch to whelk he barraged, sad the able statement of the host. ember was aeculsted to arab the TATA of • groat umber of rumbas, but at lbe sews brae he had maddens* that the louse would not be led away by arzytblag obis z the hes. 'fath om said troluntarvbse eoeld de. Yr. W. 8. LINDSAY &leaded the voluntary system is &seised. He found that daring 'set year the free shush of tensed had awitributed 807.8631. for various purposes, sad the 604 conreitetieme of the Milted Presbyteriaas bed rased 166.0001, wade the 618 trees of presbyte rises ha Inland raised oily 21,4711. e *weer the presby teries 'hunk Is Int ad adopted the voluntary oyster the better ft r them. He hoped the hew would give its mew to the notion Mr. NSWDEGATE said Mat the Roman eathelle mme ben had at Met pot some perms to lead their attack sgel•et the estabitelted chard, slam\ rapes, for the .a use shish th.y were seder bad prevented any of Mom hem tekies part is the debate. Rs treated the hoses would mark with reprobation" this attempt to die endow the Morel of Inured, at • waomeat what that eouetry bad bees restored to a slots areas@ aid tranaHlty. is great aware by the inertias& of the mislieweeed that elmrett--(0b, eh, and hear)—end .has In aka of bee miesioeariee on. befog maned with neon while the member of prote,tants w oven ley tosnallea mad net 'of &nue estbolier was demersis OM lam pe=a li (Okels, sad hem) They sew heed ahem °sly would*, a elearadeete of the of Crom well's time. unities with the aeon of to down the Marsh of 'Mead. nettled Mee ems to the raga 'Mar lath Jenks la disguise hod int Inini s eater the ark el bid taimareamel m sew Manisa non dilliseat illeseleatioss of tame; he tend set hat raped this a asheiler Tbe boa. mann fee Rendele alit be was dentsi eat tithe north el limla sal thsedsee Masi Int the ellooM cot be ita.Mf sd with the sheen el Wan: be (11e. He Men) hs thumb of Rohl amid beano of Ina nes, sad *rely sdeme to the dare of final. The goverment had has dint la this illemein bat be meld an holism they se leinaisesteed the ration ef the greet body at tie laalisk genie es es tWk the they meld set le essonasee with then le nannies the men of the ehmelt el beim& The Me. esentsse fr Roshide sp peered as the edemas of Rama salon mon—(lfo, so)—set be teemed the hoses meld rein the anat. for it w mein beta Roam whale stash oaths darn ef I elm!. (No, so% sad beer ) Mr. O. A. HAMILTON essistital dale One Iriettelimeh to ell It prima teaperenin obi* he argood, bed ham ..asst to it by the AM of fir - W. J. vox saga thee the sate roamed the tin riser to Mel with eakelesial esiertheests worths/ re the daises a a awed atheaseey. Mr. STAFFORD seapleieed tbss the debate a a nth jest aft& Isperteess *add have presaged keg with out sal nlitemie• et spleen tress as !resew bled. Mr. H ADP! ILD sempenedlele modes. Yr. ISAPIii semeZred It tra if sonliseation spew the Irish shush peeping, end revivies the re'liime hods whisk had already proved or detrimental b the mom ttad prosperity et Inland. Led PALMEISTOM ;aid he felt rub latteeed at the sestet) eapersed by he. matron opposite to !row re opinions el the riveramat se a guide to the none they sherd prone. He hued they maid set I. the raw wee IS other gemelees i sad be guided la their embus eel votes by sew tine gouremear. (Lighter.) It mall est bo applied, in a tuition of this importasoo, that the goveramene bed net Lowed their germ He regeored siesli illeinerises of that hied in parliamat. Whoa more *melee wpm eagles, spires err to be dr eamed, it wtegusade Ito he ma shot to feel what ea ebriatra spires said belleme were begesatly eatemaised by those Me ems reembei the mom been is their own Crier* bar. garb dwelt tap~ rims of digit:- ere whoa dray slew mom edvermisemit dug .pea porta of mum eared. (Heer, her.) The differing dsaosleattew late whir the Criers smartq was divided erred to be mem maim bell the prints en whir they Marl ben sem MGM be lacerated apes ethos, then seer die anmes truths le which dry emerred shield he as eMelke ea Feeble ill heed. (Hear, ) The ere Mere preps sad the are arises the Most sees were, berm they mod itsioneird Si me eery possible ease*. to purer Meer who did est sepia with rem la all mire merle hem reesivies may emiebacre for the digests& et esgaires beau is, fat the tioa of those emus* &edam wideb roe the of the babel ef all. (Hear, her.) Oa th pierat sonnets there weer wed to enter bre thither erste. ; he shield sushi bush to the merely pollsisel part of the masides. The Mehra had divided itself btu two porUne, reiblerly he the ether, NAM hod hen mese alesited tme,, was the more general tomilime brewer eralikihreage led the minetary system. With typed to the WA gmelleu he rd east with its. who malatered Mat se vales was to be thir 11.11 artier M re roles between. Bagful ✓ed brut (Hear. bee.) Ti attempt to algae It away yy min that Hesse wee so merlon if the taspesallti.sthe Dish demi wee la .feet to ray that re the bed nie mensfag (Hear, hear.).) If It =ear Or ige at rte sad hazier' ad tree who Ihe asesidlobed rigger of the kingdom should be maimbel In bilami, that was what no set of petiteness% meld armee; Id was an Mgmeitia upon the .prior sad ..'tuberMedi it we in vat be say legislative nem meat or Wide of • treaty to haslet epos. U the artier had any rearm et all, it nun be is the common sear ef tio term, that the March of Ireland le hatreay with than 'rub of Eaglaad was to be malateried. (Her, beer ) It wee a play epos words to retied that that was sot It. amass mad aoceptitior But be did sat go we fez me Moe who equal that that wilds pereeted Met from dailies with the Irish shareS. (Mr, her) To miable that they mass go further and or that patllaarat was prosialed heat herr with the established climb. There was aeries iwasibeeat wi.k the geed faith of that treaty la the sr ismert made is 11145, when greet Meatier wro mode el i tabrittmeat of the Irish .tierce. Parliament was teepelleat to deal either with the Church of Bealsed Of the Mean of bread, setordiag to Tarbes wpm of , but of suppo einem seseete—(meridtwases)i-rat It meat deal wilt It, set fir Ides rta. it, sad leader lag limes sibeleal is *ejecta, sad Wolin kr a ru pees resiseent with the treaty and artiers of anion. Bat It war said that these endowments had bra diverted from the ropers dr whir they won peril, and Met they were err pealed, gleed.y, sed wind des blendea of their fetishes, by • March darn, bra Mr ellieti eadowarte were orearly otilketed. That eras ure utilise to the Chaste of Beghad preisely r amain as to the Comb ef Infest TM tiedereeets of the Clorsh etltead, or a pre el ohs, were eves by sethellee tba that ereemeat bed net my free. Tbess 'she ered. tier le ens miablise id eagles Oat th e paspu- Windiest Selig in Me mem of lime mit bar ramped lesse ....el eriebee i it was net ambee Mark lid k was rue =miss of tree oeberemele inimpplimben el that it rail he peered_ _be ielebL ePle li the tire helps al the einsillied Masa of Me matey. lie him go with rise who mislabel bat what was NOM the property et the church Wend m strictly tore rubles of retiree MM pullanint meld atet d.sl with it. (Beer, beer.) He did sot held that the pro perty date elturots was Os property of re people—that ie, the property of the Warr= of this prat or that parish, this misty oe that meaty. Bet sadoebtsdly the property eta church Wee geed te the star, and the state, reprownted by Its proper sips the rablaten, had a right to der with that property es is resemereses of the times mien muire. (Her, her. 6, 471: • real questin here, however_ , was not the Irir ch bemuse, though Mr. Midlands* esiitir chiefly , the arguseate 4 its ewer had taloa a seek eider rage, sad lieught seder direr skin the quirks of mbillamese er ea estellihimenewel the volution sperm fir the o, whir 'MOM. (Hew bear.) H&j* mu rgas se miles Met a shank Ilibesee ree a refer part et Me anaero bes of a matey. (Her. her.) If sample was to he a giro. they had the invariable make of all - sews writ bed a regard he oiler, wit% the stogie mespelen of Me meablieen imetite tises of Nub Amer& Is bold list as isemblisbed Amen was eserettal to the vrellbilsg of a people. Bet it was said that that established shire& ought to he the Mush of the mejolty. ( Hose, boss ) that argument was geed fur &arbor they meld hive no established March la the Vatted Kingdom; berm there was eve swift of the Christie' ..amenity whir err aliereedp dim for iteelf, se sompred with all then ohs dilbred bon N, a bolded milli rut, la the trailed Efessilem her) If they ✓ube probylariaas sad imebilim enelese Me dear el lured, we lbe abate' ed Bagleml Lhe peashriatias ageism the eatkolir, we re Mara of Asi~ —list the sathelles emir the weryiedue, sad it ney wen bend by the role of mats( the Malibled Mawr that of re sued trinity of re pourer% ;11•7 wadi lad it very diflealt, 5 0 8 . dab Prioldeitt. M relabis uy established climb at all. Tbarellan, brag it eilmisu that it was meads! lo the well-beieg of a emeuelty that there Weald be an estairdied Meer, hit weld net shalt that It was to vary fns time to time ace wd tog to am vfm7Mll Merrier of diffirrat seetices of the Clebeise remerty. This brought him Is en. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, MAY N. Arran a trial of unexampled duration, eon- ' ducted with singular ability, the most impartial fair ness, and the most exemplary patience, WILLIAM times has been found guilty by the jut judgment of his wintry. The verdict by which be ham been thee branded as one of the most odious and execrable of felons mud long Dina have been anticipated by all those who have attentively watched the progress of this most remarkable investigation. It was im possible to read the lucid sad masterly address with which the Arroaxer azimut. opened the ease for the prosecution without feeling that if the evi -1 due, at all came up to the statement, the prisoner at the bar was a doomed mu. The evidence did come op to the statement In the SIX days occupied by the ease for the prosecution there was not a single material witneen who broke down, not a single material point which was not mode out As the loos detail of proof evolved itself, it was endue to watch bow each fact seemed to fall into its proper plow, till link by link there was substan tiated in evidence that chain of circumstantial narra tive which the skill of the great advocate had already wound in deadly, but polished, folds round the cul prit's neck. The sees for the prosecution was alto- gether admirably get ep. The interests of truth and society ware in geed bands. It is fortaute, indeed,' that it wee so. Had a single weak point been left— had there been any gap in the evidenee—any break in that asetinsity of circumstances, each in Itself 1 1 unimportant, bat in their aggregate 'fleet overwhelm- plorable case of Mrs. SZEJLINTSON SMITH, where strychnia was the undoubted canes of death, the symptoms were almost identical with those of Cool The spasmodic convulsions, the sense of suffocation, the dying request of the agonised sufferer, " Turn me over," the iron rigidity of the limbo, the frightful distortion, the incurred body, the absolute emptiness of the heart, were the earns in both. But then in Cooled case there woe no stryobnia found in the body. Admitted; but what does that prove P One of two thingo, neither of which is in any way incompatible with guilt. Either that Dr. TAYLOR did not employ the proper tests, or that the dose administered had been so nicely calculated that it was only just sufficient to kill, and was consequently all ab sorbed in the system. Half a grain destroys life. Experiment shows that when two grains are administered the poison can be reproduced in sem* abundance—when one grain is taken, it can still be detected—but when only half a grain, there is no in stance in which it has been discovered. Fortunately for the safety of society and the in terests of justice, the admirable reply of the ATroa• tray-GINERAL and the masterly summing up of the Loan CHIMP 'orrice, guided the jury to the cardinal points through the mass of irrelevant matter in which they might otherwise have been bewildered. Nor would it be fair to omit all mention of the debt of gratitude which the public certainly owes to the jury, who for a period of fourteen days have given their close and undivided attention to this most arduous and protracted case. They have man fully done their duty. The work of investigation is completed, it is now for the law to take its conies. The safety of society imperatively demands that no mistaken clemency lehould be shown to so unexampled an offender against its most sacred laws as the wretch who was yesterday condemned to die a felon's death by the stern sentence of retributive justice. Mr. Baron Platt, whose severe indisposition pre vented hint going last circuit or appearing in coart during this and the previous term, is said to have yesterday tendered hie resignation. Mr. Watson, Q.C. and M.P. is already spoken of am likely to be the new Baron of the Court of Exchequer—this is an appointment that would give general satisfaction to the profession. SO, Court. The Regent of Baden arrived at Buckingham Pa lm* at ileum o'clock yesterday moralog on a visit to the . . ii atta ; ntoos. ; . 11sjcaty held a 'out at throe o'clock yostottay Coont Appony had his drat audience of the flues, and presented hie credetvials as Envoy Eatraordinary and Mi older Plruijotentiary from the Emperor of Austria. His Incellency was Introduced by the Earl of Clarendon, G , the Queen', Principal Seentary 01 State for Foreign Affairs, and voducted by Major General the Hon. Sir B award Cut, E.C.H., her Majesty's Muter of the Cere maks. Toe Earl of Clarendon had an swill, nag of the Qll4llllll. Her Majesty wee attended by Earl flamers, Lord in Makin, and 84 Frederiak Semis. Groom in Waiting. Prince Albert presided yesterday zooming at a meeting of lb' Royal Commission or the Pa•riotie Fend, held at the Palace of Westminster. Priam Frederick Wiliam of Prussia, attended by Lieut.- General Baron de Bchreckenstein, Banta Moltke, sad Cap• taut Reim's, visited the alemben of the Royal Family at their releases's yesterday afternoon. The Qtrese accompanied by the Palmas Royal and the Princess Allipe,and attended by the lion. Lasy Kerr, took a drive to ea open carriage and four in the afternoon Priam Albert rode an horseback with the Regent of Baden and Prince Frederick William of P 1110111.116 The Rqaerries la Waiting were M attandazoe. Her bllqeety honoured his BaccUeacy K. Maser, the Turkish Ambassador, with a vial in the evening at the reel deaths of the Bethany, la Bryaestoanquare. Her Majesty left Buckingham Pari.ce with Prince Albeit at tee minutes before ten o'clock, seonmpanied by the Regent of Baden and Priem Frederick Willem of Prose's. . . Her /fleet, aeot is state, estott.4 by a detaaluseat cf the Boyer Hem Ganda LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, MAT 27. N: tine Is hereby gives, that tee Mato Apartments of Windsor Castle will be cloned alter &ids, ant, the 30th till fattier orden. The Hon. Lefty Kerr end tote Hoe. Mar, Benet have seconded the Hoe. Mimeo Seymour and Cathcart is the Melds at Boon; la Waiting to her Majesty. A deputation front the Carlton loo3rporetiem, Introdesed by Mr. Milligan, IL P and consistieg of Mr. Aebroyd Mi n im* Mr. Morris, Mr. Walker, Mr. Dewsbury, and Mr Wright, had an itterview with the RIM Hoe. B. P. Boeverie yesterday, ■t the °Mee of the Pon law Bond, on the select of t►e Pio; law Anandnect Bill, aa it affect+ ineorporation. (nun last right's Gazette.) WAR DEPARTMENT, MAT 26.—The Queen has been graciou•ly pleased ti Sire ord.?e for the as pointsnat of Lieutessat-General Mark Cshbon, C.B , of the Rut lads Compass's Service, Commissioner for the °overe aten% of Mysore, to be ea 0-dinar7 Member of the Civil Divides of the Second Clue, or Kaisthts Cosanaden of the Ilan Honourably Ord., of the Bath; sad of Celan) Edward Charles Ward*. of the Hovel Artillery, to he an Ordinary Member of the Mikity Divistoa of the Third Clan. or Compamoos of the card M st annerable Order. ninon ()erica, MAT 24.—Tbe Queen ham been pleased to approve of Mr. George Hubner, as Consul t)•eeral la Ragland for his Majesty the Emperor St AU the Itsseiu. THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO THB TURKISH EMBASSY LAST EVENING. The Qaeen last night honoured his Excellency the Ambassador of the Ottoman Ports and Madame Memos with her preemies, at a grand ball given la honour of her Majesty, at the residence of the Embassy in Bryanaton- Killara. . . . . - For soots time previonsly to the arrival of the Qtwen. the Winery of its 'unreal illuminatiAn had attracted a vast assembler of spectator' to the Embassy. The priasapal arehitec•urel lines of the mission were marked by Jets of gm la various coloured glue's. Os a level with the second door windows were three devices executed in eat glass, peedueing a brilliant sleet. In the entre was the aatioaal emblem of Tarkey—the Crescent and the Star; on the right V. IL, and on the left the cypher of the Sultan. Above each edam, on the principal earlobe, we a we, from which Isseed a brilliant dams ; and from the roof were impended the flags of Turkey, England, and Frazee. Is front of the balcasin .ere draperies, on which were em broidered the arms of England, Turkey, and Prance, pro ducing a very pretty effect. The interior presented a rpm-tante of magnificence and semptuaesnase such as is rarely witaeseed in private mast eine. The general nom; say began to arrive about nine o'clock. The Grand Vizier was among the earliest viritore, hevfog been invited by the Ambassador to Ulm part in the honours I of the reception. Their Royal Highnesses the Ditchers of 1 Cambridge and tte Princess Mary arr.ved at half-past nine o'clock. Their royal It:101mm were rece:ved in the en trance hall by Y. and Madame DI , and conducted to the ball room, from which, until after the snivel of her *ikon, tie o'her company was est:tided, the suite of drawing-rooms being reserved for the g I visitors. The Duke of Cambridge arrived about the same time, with his illurriovs relatives. His royal highness waa loadly cheered by the crowd, and greeted with" Rale Britansia " from the Coldstream's' bend At ten o'clock the cheers of the surrounding multitude ced the approach of the Quinn. Her Majesty was roe vo 1 by peed of honour of the Coldatreesu stationed to ft, at of the limba.iy. god, on slighting from the royal surfs" M. and Madame Manna advanced to welcome the ecivi r iign at the entrance ball. Her Majesty graciously acknowledged the attention of their escolleardee, and, pre ceded by the Lord Cbmberlaia sod the Lord Steward with their wands of race, advanced through an dowering shrabo, until, turning to the left, she eqtsred en apartment set aside as a retiring room, and finished in exquisite taste, with en arrangement of toilette and mirrors of admirable elrgaace and delicacy. Her Majesty sad the Priam Consort were accompanied by their illustrious manta the Prince Frederick William of Presets and the Regent of Baden. A brilliaat mite of ladies and gentleness of the ?arid honesbold were In ittendstroe. Oe Imolai the retiring-room her Majesty tut the area of the ambassador, Prince Albert leading Madam* Maseru, and thee the royal party, mending the stain, entered the ball-r sore —a soble 'penmen., which remelt the beholder as prompting all the gorgeousness of E e'en fashion, iodised 'by the purest taste. The effect stale whole room was that of a golden flood of sunshine. The floor was of exquisite parque eerie, preserving an amber tint; the walls were hong with a golden fabric, the draperies were of amber, and the pillars which crossed the end of the room were of t►e softest., coloured marble. On a slightly elevated dais, carpeted with crimson velvet and fringed with gold, was a tbr,ne, having the regal crown richly embroidered, and tte chain of state in crimson velvet and gold on either side. Here her Majesty took her teat to receive the assembled reeve. In front of these royal penis age., et the sod of the saloon, was a vast minor, extending Ivan the roof to the floor, and opposite was aaothsr of similar priportions, reflecting back and doubt* the magnificent sewn, while extending along behind the royal throne and dais was a rich bank of Bowers of many bright hen, terminating in a golden ' , Mee us either side, each supporting a porphyry vase filled with delicate-hued Bowers, so as to gore the effect cf one vul garland extending behind the throne, mirror, and repeated in a hundred ligh•s—such was the stens that presented itself to the assembled gusts when the folding done, which had hitherto secluded them from the royal party, were throws epee. Her Majesty was attired in a cerise tarlatan deers, over white satin, and across her breast she wore the Star sad Ribbon of the Ord( rof the Garter. The Prince Colon wore the uniform of the ltd. Brigade. Atter a short interval of repose,daring which her Majesty eonvereed wile M. and Madame Musurus, sod expressed her admiration of the scene, the numbest of the corps diplosealip 0, headed by the Ambassador of France and the Countess de renigny, and followed by the ether Foreign Ministers in their order of seniority, were presented to the Queen, and then followed the same oeremonial with the general company. The orchestra (that of M. Laurent) were placni out of sight, though within hearing, in an ante-room opening upon the ball-room. At half-put ten o'clock the Lord Chaste batiste received her Majesty's commands to form a qua drille. Tee ball was opened by the Queen dancing with M. Mnearur, Prince Albert taking the hand of Madame Maseru. In the same set the Princes. Mary danced with the Prinee Regent of Baden, the Prince Frederick William of Prussia with the French Arnbereadrese, sn3 the French Ambassador with the Declass of Welliogton. A wait■ followed, in which Prince Frederick William danced with the Priapus Mary, and then another quad rille, is which the Queen danced with the Prince Regent of Bade., the Prises Consort with the Princess Mary, the Duke of Cambridge with the French Ambsuadrem, and Prince Frederick William with Madame Manaus. After this gusdrille there wee a waltz before the Queen, and they her Majesty was conducted by M. Munroe from the ball-room through a brilliant avenue, formed by the ' guests, to the suite of drawing-rooms, at which her Majesty was pleased to 'sprees her admiration. P ly returning to the hali room, the dancing wea resumed and continued with much animation for some time louger. At midnight, the Queen lassies indicited her gracious pleasure, M. MIKOMI led the way to the refreshment saloon, end conducted her Majesty to the raised deis is the inner, pavilion where an elegant repast was served. The effect was that of two pavilions epenieg into each other—the oats of roe • colour and white, the other of blue and white, draped and festooned with golden cords. The pillars of them pavilions were formed entirely of flowers elesteriog glue trellis work, and reflected back in iana• tamable arcades of brightens and beauty by mirrors, of which the walls were entirely formed. In the metre Sad on cub side were fountains throwing up jets of water, which, as their murmuring and pleshiog tell upon the ear, gave to the mind a sense of refreshing cool• nee,. Upwards of three hundred wax-lights in pendant chandeliers, festooned with flatlet:ids of flowers, shed a marvellous brilliancy upon the table., on which chose plate of the most elegant description, glass sparkling with diamond light, sad a ureic, of exquisite porcelain, made expressly for the occasion, cub plate of se bitch contained a view is some part of the Sultan's dominion,. The colour imparted to these tablet by the various hues of the beautiful fruit, provided by Gunter, was in itself no small enhancement to the eihret of a scene of such matchless splendour. A idlest cornucopia, standing two feet in height, supported by river gods in silver, and crowned with the brightest gifts of Pomona, was muck ad.nired, b ,th for Vie boldness of ire design, and its appropriateness to sub a revival, at emble matic of Peace and Plenty. This piece of plate is the work of Memo. Store and Mortimer, and was designed by them impress y for Mr. Gunter In honour c f the (Melling The Queen, beton, leaving the pavilion, espressed to M. and Madame fd the high gratification her visit to the embassy bad afforded her. Her Majesty shortly aterwude retired, conduct'4 to her carriage as oroo her arrival. The genteel company protracted their enjoyment of tke fete up to an advanced hour this morsiog. Her Royal Highness the Duobese of Kent visita bar Royal Hi/linen the Duchies of Gloacecer yosterday, at Gleseeeter Howe. Tao Duchess of Northumberland's party, at Northumberland Huss, this evening, is uaareidably poet period. The Earl and Countess of Clanearty and Lady Sea Butler have left Howehin's Hotel, St. JUAN'S street. for Parie. They will return ag►in early in Jure. The Hon. Mrs. Vevey-llawson and Miss Fitz- Patrick have arrived at Edwards's Hotel, from P►ris. PROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETT& Wituen Having. Ore 4 Cll;;;;;Teei,Eincolole.ion-Selile, builder. to Narmada June 10 at 1, and July 13 at 12, at Itabinaludtetzut. Sol.. Lindley, Greshaa.etreet; of. main., Lee, aldermenbary. enemas Palmer, Stock Orch .rd.erement, Holloway, and Hardee& road, Perlhant builder, Jan. 9 at 2, and July a at 19, at Sedan. hallegreet. hut, Graham-ea=t; oft rag., Edward% Sambrookeloart Geoaran 1W" tihoredltch, corn dealer, June 6 at 111, end Icily 3at 12, at Bmlnithall.atriet. 801., Smith, Tokenhousayard ; null'. mare Johnson, Basinghrill.street. JAM/ Willis allisigee, Tontwidge Wel's. Kent, watchmaker, HMS 7a: It, and July 11 st 11,eat haelogheltetreet. bolt.. Wakeman see kerews, Nicholas-last Lombard-et:vet ; off. mug., Canon. Akfrassertkery. GlLOael Wolverhampton, paper dealer. JONA 7 sod 7 7 . at I is, at 17.rmagbais Court. Bola, Molten= and Knight, Bandage bea; off. WM., Whitmore, Birmingham. Jona Tom, Burion.uponlirent, rim/lord/hire, brewer, Jame 9 and 20, at 101, at Birmingham Court. Pole, emits. BurtonvupOrav Trent; on. mein Sittkeion, Birmingham. Janes Grasaan, tXrdiff, GI motgenahl,r, victualler, Joel 10 aaS July 8,5144, at Bricol Court. Sole., Bevan and Hieing, Bristol: of. emds.., Amman. Bristol. Cuenca' tinnily, Lead., cabinet maker, June 10 and icily 7, at 11, at Leres CoUrt. Pul e , M1d.1114,13, ae,.3g.. !lope, Lerdik Tan... FISAIIMISOVON. Uure, Derhy.hire 'wee menufactoree. Jame 7 and July lt, at 10, at Lad. Fort heed at ersciltid. Wig Hawke, SWIM; off. arelg., Srewin, Shraleld. Jong Nom St Helen's. miller, June II and July 9, d 11, at primal Court. note, Ward, Prcevot, and Frame and °ream URr puoL Owan ovum, Isangur, Carnarvonahlte, It my dealer, Jane 6 and Jai/ Lat It, at Liverpool Court. lbla, Evaas and boar, laverpool, aL essig.. 111, err, Litetpuul. IJOIOLVENT PETITIONER& T. Pairboak. Great ord-eueet., el.rotbwark. grocer—G. A. Stork, Depttord, bbipsamb —H. T. Walton, It•ebroond, baker—J. Liteide, Beldraeo.terreee. Qtaterie.roett. [Mow, surreal:faceted eurereteor—Wiltmott Me%column., Burtotecreseent, Erunavult. square, And Ru• Royals, C. DIVIDEND& June SI. F. Qukk. Bristol, jcweller-June 17. W. Wods. Baling. halletreet. weichouerman Jim* 18. 1. Walter% Guaned-roads grocer Jane If. D. Maio, Newlogtoe-eauerway, it... mer inns IT. C. /I.Beuerbrey, Fenchurcha.rrei. and York-grove, Cam. berwell, eb/p broker -Aloe IA J. Walker, N'ardour-sueet. Oatord. sums, epprelser-June .7. J. H. Tbeobaia rap.rare estate!, Colehee. ter, coal anercbant -June 18. J. Wilkinson and U. wilkinann, Leaden. ball-street. indigo brokers-June 15..1. 'f. W bral.ey, Comma cial road, Lambeth, whiutlnger -June 11. A. Hollis ay, Basingstoke sag Torga, Hampshire, draper-June 17. J. Moon, Barring. don, Berkshire, ioniimper -June 17. L. Wild, Goidb.wit.terreee. Sbcpberd'abash, bauder-Jone 18. B. Seeker [depurate same.), Frith. street, Saboaquore, minter -June 17. El. llet.on. Dana:able, Bed. .I , :i4lire..traws but macufscturer -June 17. J. Joyce, Brom:ey, Kent. to..k.a -Mse Id. B. Venial, New Bon.usireet. and Wardonratreet. Sno, troak maker-June 19. W. Fairey. Bedford, provision merchant -June IA 0. Davis, Wigmore sueet, Cavendlah.squ.re, osbarat maker-June 17. B. Jennings, jun., lioswelletreld, carver sad gilder —in.. 11. W. James, Playlane. nnitolk, bmL er-June 17. J. 8. Taylor eel J. Marsden. Derby, wonlonfulrrs-June .7. Frame I.aballa Damian sod J. W. lain:lough, Liverpool, wholesale tomb nianalseturers-June 18. M. Manley, we- Amt. csaiincAria to be granted. Wiles. ranee le shown to the *nitrify. on the day a ensuring. Juise 111. Ana Sophia Poi* Great delollAircet, goutboart, path brolue—Jono 11. W. Tinny, Tottiranam-court rusd kticlunend, turret', nod Portland terrace, Kohn:iv-NIL b.,lter -June 17. A J 3 Glign, Diddlngto.oplaoe, Islington, draper—Jtv.e 17. J. C. Gregory. brand, dealer tn porter and Me -June 17. 0. 24 lord, Liverpool. slide Cuter—June 21. T. Bann. Liverpool, clothier-Jane 17. J. S. Taylor and J. Marsden. Derby, zronfounders- June 93. J. MAI" Tipsy titallordstaira,, Ironeaseter 7 Juna 111. J. GAlfrey, Creech tit. &BOW. 114 J. L... Bomarsetsaire, anseh maker. PAS INIERSUIPII DISSOLVED. H. N. Payne and T. F. Pretty. Wolverhampton, stank brokers—J. Law* J. J. Lewis. and W. La** psot common. tionavartahmy brews—J. U. Vrobietter and W. U. Pilvtaker. V..veahuso Mlyellers —R. Mlles and B. loectss, Bat 1.-TOll. C .lerkenwell— : and W. B. Hayek klanchawur, moon maautsetmeto—O. Bran. and a N. Cult, Surrey-street. Strand, attrneys—T. C. Brutow and J. P. Pennington, New Bavinoball.atmet, tuners, leathers:ea—Jo Alexander Spencer. Alfrad Sp, r.orr, John Lofty, J. Green. T. Naval, end Joseph Laowy, Clayton, YorkvOire, anal SWUM so far as regards J. Briggs and John Limey—Jam Granger OM SIM Ana Bult, Bisekman-atrret, Borougn. otanonan—H. Mari U. W. Reeve*, Throarsorton street. ay, attorneys—A. Re Pismo sol J. Blomtield, Ileybnoge, Eve; formers—J. Johan. Mil J. Mayen. Liverpool. &hips; mht.-1. James sod T. James. Mr. adoldr, communes agents—W. Seolth and J. Sada, Briatoa baker* --O. WCallum and J. Uamer, Oaltord, CORas. ea to calico misters — W. D. Overton and J. Pater. eheltonham, Imendrspera —W. JIB! dwi J. Ja;l, Staplchurst, Kent. drapers—J. Grainger sad J. assay Paw, Yorkshire. ale sad porter brewera—J. colki and C. Marlow. Disostry, ribbon marmf.eturers— a. Hrsteth P. Uomfray, sad W. Z. lloalray. Cacaos-row. Westraletter ßA , land Wats. OCOTVII ITQUEBTTIOtta. Ataztwasa Mara and loam Molar UUNCII.. GI mow, tao:Illa June 3, at tlev Globe II +tel. Olmowar. 'hulas Paraws Aviemore, }Jmnrhtelk oukeeper, Jams 11, at CitUsadees lintel, Elea. i