The Express. — London, England, 1852-05-06 00:00:00

THE ELECTIONS. TOWER HAMLETS. Last evening a general meting of electors and l i n habitants of the Bethisal-green distnct of the TOW Ham lets took place at the Birkbeck School-room, Caattaidge• road. to hue from Mr. Thompson and Mr. Apnea a state ment of their political view,. There was a crowded wen - -tea, =a." 11111Xilwie feet* of liteentum, sad is over to bs Ily remembered there. Of this NW morehant egMt, if we take the victualling sad finslatiati Milk an enterprise so Seam' Johnson's English Dictionary for its English lest (es perhaps we justly may). sad many • "Menu:wee," " Encyclopedia Britsinnws," to this country and in others for its lower, we must gistefully admit the real modulus.", respectability, and mail to the world. But in later times, owing to many awe* which - beta milt?, net as the bosh guild slam, ref spirit THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 6, 1852. ;atm iinteiligenct. EQUITY (HURTS.—YzarzaDAT. &MYNAS Al WASTIMATM-1111190110 LOMIL. CEAPPC6IIII6I. Ills Lordship disposed of several unopposed penises is IN UR WALLIS'S TIMM —CONSTRICTION or WILL.— Oirr.—Lirs laraaiar.—Suavrvoasmir.—Juvorsaar. This was as appal from as order of tha Vieo-Chaeoellor Knight Bear, bivalved sheet pleb as to the °oestrus - Welker, by his will, IncrPstir directed THE POLICE COURTS. 1 WORSHIP-WT*2ST. Hettry KituU. dos easibester of a Claps. emiltus. ter thane( with as week et as inearase spa ens of his iamb pessespes, sue * WM% te the sarviss et • pathos* seas* Jews, reddlas a$ Bask- TM jeyle~r~f , * emely, siodeehleehla. yews par ses, dated Suit *best 8 o'clock la the resakag str flaaday last, she pt late the detpulaat't maths, k pialtepapte _ COTTON.—LivomrooL, Mar 6.—The sales of Wien to-day ere estimated at 16.000 balm, of which 2,000 Wm are taken foe import sad 3,000 as peculation. The soar closes with heavy b aying, sad, compared with Friday's rates, prices of American are 1 de er; tu Bea Islands, Id. all other sorts little changed. The sales include bOu Fer mat and Maranhao', at 614. to 71d.; 100 Bahia, at eld. to 61d. ; 600 Egyptian, 61d. to 70.; 1,600 Bat, at 9jd. to 4+d; 160 Beilslands, at 144. to 194. The imports !WWII Thursday - 110,000 balsa. No. 1, SHIPPING INTELLIGBNCE. !Om oar oratoormiloto, tin nurMrd nosour" rod" Linea urt.• • CASUALTY. Sophia (Russian schooner), from tJalags. to St. Petersburg, was wrecked on the coast near Lagoq, March 2. ; crow saved.—Lisbon, April 29. SEABORNE MAILS. igalks that tbs Ballo its mot from the' Omni Poot.alos the .MM—sod r by Ms moralog—doopmett. _ . . _ __ __ dance. Dr. RetireLb, of Bethnsl-grees, have ben satin, sert on ten asen gsim mein, owcw , avow.. Amtvoot t ................o o-o- _ Mr Avaton was received with load He mid am mei bus dimisdabing, mil les sew as seal as 'ion of a er ns The tunusa, Will o taan s r pe a d bas win, last, she got une use avenue.. e ...= ; . rolo . .. 2. --.. 4 ..,-- mese, gram Th ._ _ _ _ _ balm that one of the great principles on whisk be Need tre- nmo od. w ithout hocr e rsessitedgen tbat geiner. dated 27th November, 1799, ga_ve ell lik is MO MOW, Sae the WM* or **a tinny WO 1112,000 - - - e se- fore theca was the recognition of the undoubted right of IVA ien t e toga it is sessauhlly evident. is that t o hi s w if e , A n n W a lker, foe nre ; and he nos as eniames These wen several other pampa ni thed Gime Day whonstadeup trim what COUNTRIES. la General fon. Port Whin i? EvEAT of I every man to vote for members of parliament. (Cheers.) a mo a ns ma g i = 2. no b et t er an d me wegle _. bee& tke death of his said wife, the yespetg sheeil be saki mid i• be bat the whole el then:Wed bean else HIDE AND LEATHER TRADK-The annexed vip °Moo Leaden. der,.:.telieL dee. )(WTI* ell The preient unequal distribution of electoral power was wenn * m idg e o f e „ r w a n lhe ele& • equally uivided between Ms Agnes Mine Walker, arrived al hoo 4 . "W hi n elle ressined lambic remarks on the course of this market, are extracted sg oo h o gh g am & w i d_ the didemdont se step the nibble, bat be teek Ise anise ef (rem the monthly circular of Mears. T. J. and T. Powell : A mse scanunnt.theltat N I MBI 7 -..„ ggLe Die leer well undentood in the Tower Hamlets whom two repre- e o h n een's Diedinny ; net what i ne l l iii i seadiest J os iah H enr y W a lk e r, Ass Leaped.-- May 10 me. beemsuor, ea. her Ors repealieg her niers% tire degembet -' We have still to report • steady hut not extensive Amerbm(byOnitiorl Maus REIT. 2111 . 2 e 9. Pr e w tb sanative, might be out-voted by the w'retched boroughs of sp i r i t . b ut on t b asent or G . t h e ims n so lo o ahop h ator her, odd ura igagy wean. .I4,May IS Caine and Pennington. (Hear, hear.) Not only had oue. Such is the seeleaellbel. 1110 kir Ni my expend* misted free the inn er Wallas am: Oa es et laar. re that she bed bettee dele on as far es the awes, mg leather trade, with prices generally unaltered from our laet Pawl t b e world, bY .ir , the reople a right to choose their re preventatives in paella- and observation bee me Willem aa spines. If w id e ; th e woo, bag paastaseip ph m ai Th e mums. imaniletelgift witis erwards he deliberately apnea the bor, monthly peke current. The extreme dryness of the weather UN A wirica ea • lY b e Y st U Coest .e4"Pli i -ll ' M t4ta ay e l f t t . a . ;ni - ei.uil ' rit'fr ia oaui g". ... ll" sisy y s 7 tem a expense; su! moot, but ale their miniaten ot religion. (Cheers) Ilis my vote is inquired d lOW imam I rine to y. w em asa ere then thesied IN libe divides. beendieleb to lay Out sad, Ow up the gash, seated himself ekes le bee during the greater oeirt of the pest month haa, no doubt. oesu e drie * N lalikleta at mon. Dover fltay IS wa, t , or tal Arft-m W 'lows had been mierepreented on . this point ; for while am not conicious ef elthmemther sr et ithesr is all ft is t h e w h o m e m s meow t h at wo ad h e w s e s id e m ig t h ree a ids, sad *Mr . hand wpm her in the mese eilmehe delayed the maid seine of the spring, but as almost &Im am if 'say.. !Dover I Deny bf. lunging t .. 0 tl- church as • religion, he recogni.ed it. authentically this whisk lads tae-alsk isthe n t . lent baghtere, as their shwas he Time Ont. Consols ; and ea=lle Imineelen her to gin kiln a kiss. Mr napes* dames of the community throughout the kingdom are now firsail NI Ink or the nerathlveithanariton.,May 16 bad nrinin.. l .!'"' P '-' r enormous temporal abuses. Ile beliesed that religion iu t i nt , 1..1 „,,,,„, balm tb s . timE...asassiTiztkeig I am i.itberof hi„..aid bin eie. °frt. Ids iesportunitire, end endeavoured to release bar- acknowledged to be eajoying the blueing" of prosperity, ReerWS Ares M ?ilk M the =Mb Southamptem. May It lJnprnitent tiodlet4 tho Established Church would be advanced if its connexion ~,g . ...y0 . d.;,.g . ..d.."03...m.„.• —. .- --` 'aii him but the defendant caught bar rested there can 'be little doubt of an early and inereatildemand oaUferalalets Cliarle/Mi tonal/did month Niuthwamoa. May 5 Malt esiving more than the iss nes Salipettlos aaffiga w l --. . . Woof Good ifose tt lath of the moat! r.pc.outh. Mo 3 among Co". °°° Hack : The Itrprent i with the state were severed. (Cheers) An attemPt is in no sofe or DMus 'Hon before the plain, lad shares. It was Welber directed deb is 'ens et be maniap Imistl e . , , , , , the and after repeatedly kiuing her, threatened, for every necessary of life : amongst whech lea er must ~,,,.....u.„... N 70617thrfthef user !liueer May 10 of the Irbil T. ear. i-r m e , m ade to mil up education with the question peeve ineapable of ing, unless it en non bong in- of all or either of his said da•gbiers, the &aim eg dews MAIM complted with his solicitanons, the he have ea important place. We think, thereto's, that a much 4 . tii g A .,,,i. m 1 . 33.17th a.,,,,. 50 ,„, 1 , 3 . 0 ,.. 3 ,,,,, 3 Fraiin ill the , CROW el of an estabhahment ; b ut i t wu for the pc (WI,. w ho were quint' into. If the public iuelf (as Iby ne moms believe, who should outlive their amass% eirmid have do& wesM newt to forcible means to effect his object. greater activity in the various branches of the leather trade channel lair ............N Illos.,Wed.,lo•ret. er.uttiametea,Tu Thee 311 111 n -Sloe:ging ooe the state, to eaucate themselves. Government education or ever believed) is adequate, by !Tee trade tio etherwiu, mother's shares ; and in ease et be bath of see er She ervggied, violently to disengage herself, but was pet- is not far distant. Salted River Plate and Rio Grande Chill -. ....Id 2odikl/thet math Soutimiamos. Itsy 5 mg Expedition - Ala only helped to bow the people in subjection to the editing t o remu nerate literature, the public ought to hive at but more of the testator's Andrea who a. ? nesse t die un- vested by the defendant, who persisted in the Baum NNW Hides-The imports of the past month, all from Buctioa . fl a N rance daily Dover .........Mance de, a Wendan by lo r lbw Needed in Afloat'. state of things. (Hear, hese.) If the electors a chance of trying to do it. The wenn system, by marr i e d, hi s , n ee , or their shares be equally &aloneness of conduct until the omnibus reached the end Ayres, are 19,607 hides. The sale' are 21,3.51 Beene.. Ayrm N Mlll7th27thoti.foeliover ...- ~May 10 Hanstawg' . ...... .... ........N Tuesday & Friday Lir :don - .Tis . fist D e g( r, fa. LIM'S chose to approve him on his general principles, he which above imolai( of the sellin e g e =f • huh divided among the sunbeam of Ms shressid children. of its journey at Upper Clapton, when he at length liber- and 724 Rio Grande, which would leave the snick at the awls ., .........: .......00 wed .. h ~,t „ , „ b rieire, me t,h ee ir ir:2fti,vdt;iv;rl,::, ito "."-yeench Fogies und . p.l wale not attempt to retain his seat for seven years (' from 65 tot3s per cent., including ad to') ill Peid and their children. The teettor sprinted his wife and and her, end sho bail to return beck on foot, a detente of end of tbe past month 2,46 S less than at the eme of the a,,,,,1 gn . IS 17th of the mentl.' , outhasopeen. May 20 unless he retained their coulidence :he would come over to a man or set of men, not who write it or print ai e son William e a seuertu mod 'l emur. He di e d i n Igoe, nearly two miles, to her master's residence. previous month ; but as, since the beginning of May, 11,216 bend -... .11. is • Team daily .. ...... 1 th- , ..-hasA.....ll'votvea. berf-.1 1 ." , le LORI I I; periodically before the electon ; fur he thought it mere it, or bind it, or make paper for it, but who show it SATO'S an d his wife a n d e n the And re a mira i se d M in . M ea , . Mr. Jones, the master of the girl, stated that on the Buenos Ayres have urived t the stock is now 8,648 !erre Mania& eetahrmet.)M Seth of the CaOlAli 7.tiintiaNipiow. May ?a am AcTovvol. I • ial Itarnent. h e °a nti r and draw in the moue remained. to all wbo Walker died in 1838 Is thatinisies tithe estate the sum hypecriey tor a man to advocate hien pai _ . t c , 7 , . _ . • ....._ ..... • night in quistion his servant, who was an exceedingly pru- than at the date of our last circular. The prices at which Ibis (da Mareatheit N billlk.24thof ausaloDover .......... May 16 1 I ....--- .- - • - unless he was prepared to do so. (Cbeers.) Belle , ' look at It in this point of view, one of tbe wet astonishlng of 2341. 142. 21d. fell as me w Eheabeth Sarah d . ent and well-coeducted young woman, had returned home the Wes were made, aro all 31d. for heavy ox, snd 341. for 11 ° 11 °° 716 ° 2101 • 11°°th "JASON t iti,„ . - thot Ly iodireet taxation the induerias elute ever seen in human commerce, end mean Se me, in these Walker. She died unmarried la lilifil, having survived the in a . state of evident distress and agitation and having light ox, with 5 and 4 lbs. tare, with the exception of ono el ~, 1t i rt ., ;;z6 ........11 Rub of the math ' tou.thareptoo. May 20 )...N ail,a24th ofmostb:U.,vir ....-. May 16 InLon•act..•. bore lb, ir full share of the borders, or MOTO, he days, destined to speedy abrogation who* miss the public t enan t e a lif e , a nd l eav ing a w ill. Her re p re s e ntative De . elicited from her the cause of her excitement:he felt it to cargo, but that cargo being of very superior quality, was m u t. „,, 14 3od of tee mole enethampeee. iloy S 'at dour-olrt t t a“.l thought those poseeesieg accumulated property ought to be h as " t eye on i t . Slimed the court foe a transfer of the above amount. laie be his duty forthwith to obtain • warrant for the defend- purchased at 3jd. and 3ed. This mustnot, however, be con- Maddra ei see of dos nifictlif itouthamptsm.' May 16 made to castribute Out of their incomes not according to "My own interest in the busineu, I confess, is not of a Hoopoe the Vice-Chancellor, however, dientiseed tbe peti- ant's apprehension. eiders& as an advance en these goods, although we have of mi t e .1 7U1,17ti,116a,17thi I h a ving brio. fiot '• , l the whimsical .che me of a Chancellor Of the rethiquer, li ve ly nature ; nor are my hopes fur the uorldr nen. Three Points were raised by the apl. Pint, Mr. Vann, who appeared for the defenoe, said that he necessity adopted it in our price current, as they were un- ir .„,_. - author tbe Iwil.tn ; Li. mar .........: May 10 sidf r iti.o T v:tot:to , 51.1,15Urtatiof Mot, • a av:r lMay 1 low I now. wha never gave a reason for anything, but upon a system from such a revolution, what theT ig *ace en . ht whether thene was not an aboolute gift in the first instance, was instructed by his client to exe_ress his extreme regret usually excellent in pattern, condition, and flaying . , The p ,:eyi - ,, te x• ............ „ 4ii.L0 „,,, 0.0r0 , 0 ,.. ,0 „ .r 'May 3 ..----------. to be framed after deliberate imileiry. (Rear, hear) Should have been ; but such is, and has ong been, my to cook or Me children, and to Eliss'beth Sarah Walker , . • for the conduct Ile had pursued. lie had unfortunately Rio Grande, 78 lbs., sold for 31d , w ith g ib e tare , Eagle& reedneala .........„... N 81117thYttkof mon ;fieutharaptoo. May le the./ views meet the approval of the electors, he would .iew of the case now come in band. No duty being done secondly, inhere was an absolute gift to her, was it cut . been drinking rather freely at the time, and he hoped the Bark-he oar May eirculers, for !ugly years, it has Leen raw -.............. .st Indrillthof armee ornutbarepten.'May 3 xr ier4s, give then' the opPortunety_ ef supporting theta at the pelt. to literature but a shopkeeping one, let us have at least the down by the subsequent words of the will; and, thirdly, at .T2trate would take a lenient new ef the ease as he our practice to give all ths information iu our power as to rummer ....-.-.......N thlSthdaliefn on lio.ca len 2 o io ouay , Mr. Posi ei e asked if Mr. Arlon was prepared to ...seep eligible Lind of shopkeeping-your 65 pee cent. reduced what time was the clause of survivorship to take effect 1 had a •dm holl d tiend th robabl Ifd d d f th' arti I wen loom ll Oil wr Wei aaantymithamPtaan' Mal To wife and four chit n who were w y e ent e p • supp yo, en mean or, Is ce ; ___, ••••••••••4,_ ES 000 K, m s ' /MAT the whole of our indirect, and replace it by direct, gr adually (as we find it in America just now) to 16 or to Mr. Shebbeare and Mr. Roxburgh, in support of the Moulin exertions. the harvest of which is now commencing. For "''' wi t:Lot"' I Mu/ yews trie terl taxation. TO, with hooks about half the price they now bear, and appeal, submitted Hut there was an absolute gift in the Mr. D'Eyncourt said that it was a most gross outrage, this purpose we have been in communication with ) el l esit of the syriti.ltlasthaniptaa. Kay 5 ._ g am .h, and id 4 4 f rp t ali o f IN )I.!SEI Mr. Air &toe said he was quite alive to the fact that in- with 20 times, or 40 times, as many readers to the= ae now lint instance ; that it was not cut down by the events and he felt strongly disposed to oommit the defendant to various of our friend', tanners as wed as timber • Ties web to then elleolcfse tam saarawa Mare wthwOM tr roacrhip for sAI.I Pie BEDDING de. direct taxation was greatly enhancsl to those who bore it --afti r that, we shall see. which had happened ; and that the survivorship referred ag is r a for tbe . full term, without imposing a fine, b . ut tak- and . bath merchants, residing in most . of the riama Pad" 71 a Wanalnaa • As far as It could be done equitably, he should bested torce . era ion the ardenstances edb his bend- counties in E land and we now la before our friends an sr "In haste, I remain sir, yours very truly, to the demised the tenant for lib. They relied on the fol. into meld t urg y lig t 1 • ...AILS TOR THE FAL/ LAND Pitmen:ls. -Yesterday, ow i itiv a,a owlet , fhe lilac oi - Itltity , direct mein* intended ; but as Al precut esteemed, he (Slif; l,4l ) 'T. Coni.nit. lowing cue", in support of their t ; gi ng e. Hard. tor, in palliation of his conduct, be should abstain from epitome of their replies. In answer to our moot important notices was tamed at the Cieneral Post-office, that a mail will ENlollTellltihr it eaw no gains of making ita substitute for the wbole al the .. John Chapman, Esq., publisher, 142, Strand." wick (2 BeATILII, 352), Mayer v. l 7=d (3 &ay. 443), that COULSO and order him to pay a penalty of 6L, or question as to the amount of the fall, from 19 of them we be made ap on the morning of the luth instant, to be fur- a------- -- indirect tau.. The only emir.. was to deal with each sopa- Brown T. Kenyon, and Da Costa v. Ear (3 RueselL 360). be committe'd in default for two months to the Ilona' of are informed there will be an " average." Six of our friends warded by the Madeira, Brazil, and Buenos Ayrit mail ---- - --- -- rite tat as it c nue before the House of Commons. (Hear ) The Lord Chancellor, in givim Judgment, said the pm- Correction. say then will,be " more than an:average," while from five steam-packet Tay, from Southampton, to he conveyed from In Stoller to other questions, Mr. RYRTON mid be was IRELAND. ral rules of construction were well - established. The only WESTMINSTER. the report is that there will be . less than an average." We Monte Video by the British contract mail-packet, about to !Po-. prepared to vote fur the separation of church and state. ctuestion was, bow to apply them * the present ease. If Shortly before the rising of the court, Mr. Nichols, a so- are therefore fully justified in saying that there will be abe established between that port nd Poi t Stanley Lettere .•_._...„. (Cheers.) Were that done, of course there would be nu --- DUBLIN, MAT 6. th em wasr in the first instant" es dissiate sill, it wss clear licitor, bmtily entered, and rquested Mr. Aniold's in- full a erag 1 Th pp y. en as to prices. These who are fo the Falklan -Ila ds wil he l* a l '.. tth same ' • r u" n i ia y• o e portagi as ..---- , _,_ __ ":7- 414 "nr .44. grant to Mayer:oath, or Trinity CoLeece, Dublin, either. At that tbe subsequent climb thee& they mega II v beli e sa l V b • 1 last ' 1 Th se en eve Iwi o tam near y year sva ue. e e The rather dull routine into which Irish eleo- t ltu t . .tv w° . 41 , r d terference under thc following extraordinary circum- to Monte Video, 2..7d. per half ounce, newspepen free. parent be would put one in the settle agasuat the other. , . ot destroy the gift. The testator paw lis "' ''s stances :- manufact es all • e'tt6B to 16 concur in quo ing i a . s. per ton FtRULOV. a van Po lower than last year ; much has been offered at ss. less, but 11.M.'s eteam-sloop Vixen, with mails for Monte Video and Wear, hear.) As to the relations between employees and tioneenng affairs was rapidly falling has been raised w n lie for life, and he then directed the "at &ilia of my employed, he was in favour of remover's all restrictions on by a little " affair of honour " in Dundalk. It op. Mr. Nichols said that, owing to some unhappy cirtuna- has been refused.. At the government sales about 10s. per Buenos Ayres, has not yet sailed from Devonport. Wire ir ir Way Will that all my donna et7i of every stance, a gentleman named Haswell, for whom he was ton below the prices of the past year was namee, but none the free action of both. (Cheers.) pears that in the course of the angry canvess which description, be sold and woolly _ ARRIVED. so ,eo •se • tam a e are ar sum er ld that th turd tale to •d t f II - Mr. THOMPSON. MX., was received with much cheering. te progressing there, a Mr. O'llanlon applied the c tildes " Now, if thie dna* hare seeppert e there tween , *mere engaged, hail separated from his wife. A writ of habeas s bad been obtained by the wife spinet her husband, Atter referring to the mat which he had taken on the Com- Id •be d b that it absolute gift ; but cou not auy ou t . Wag an than usuel. In regard to ha quality this season the reports ..Huss- c at mi ter 4. d ftg re, fro. Mrmel term " liar "to Mr. Gar:Lan, one of the candidate*: n° wa n the view of obtaining nof their children, who vary . considerably. The continuance of cold easterly Winds ii ''-'.-:.------ '- pmind lloietholder.' Bill, sod admitting the claims uf Sir the testator, after naming ha children, directed that the Honduras W. Clay to the gratitude of the constituency. he deemed that is, bo - stated that Mr. Golan " acted es s liar," trustees should, . upon dividing the whets of my said were in his custody, the decision of the Court of is said, in some counties to have retarded the process, A A rsa DoSOTWEA LI - -at LIWTOOOI. May 5, front Savannah •- • that he would speak disparagingly ia public of any because he persisted in standing as & candidate, al- property equally as above directed, immediately lay out lite , Common Ness that day having beta given in Mr. Hake- well's lavour, his wife, sided by ber sandbar, had resorted vrhile in (Shen the statements are that it " strips well." MAT -at we:moot, May 5, from AURLIA LAURA-at Liverpool May 5, from We ought to add, that in the counties whence the greatest ANITILIA-st Orsvceend, illy 5. from ft.mtiouli Danuio =...-L . ..e. other eAndolate, except in seledefence. (Hear.) There was though he had promieed that he would withdraw, whole of the monies that will belong to my above said three daughter', as their sbares of the said ("Petty, in tho view of preventing anything unplemant taking place, to the most extraordinary and vielent conduct. With the - Manues supplies are drawn the fall this year is the largest, and that thuerneas-at Warped, May 0, tr0a1 i ...................... hth r yrch unilwamm aa ,,,...... no naafi 1i.., recrunioation ; all wmi:d be scuba at th• taill, . _ _nro_ i vided am . ajority of the liberal constituency was w hen the electors would have to judge the candidates by Three per Cent Consols, and that neither of them, some of our correspondents allege as a remora for the greater IL B. GRARNSIt on Slay 4, rum .... .Mau thus their prine•ple. ; and he hoped they would make • wise ?Pelee°. to him, a contingency which Mr. H Cr ark "' above mentioned daughten, shall have the power of r 'y ' l '7 which had been apprehended, owing to the previous eon- Comma-at Gmaeseial, Ma 5, from h su e p d ply " the rags for clearing the land, by removing the ,„____ _ , 7 Demerara OR WA choice (Chen.) It they had the clout o f sending• good aim insisted had arrived, although Mr. Gordan holds ing more than the dividends due upon their respceeceele. duct of the wife, he (Mr. Nichols) called a cab immediately after the decision alluded to at the Court of Common en : voarrANWOR -et uvorpom, Mee i, f r om gerows." Another Weems us that the whole of • cuu ,,,,,__ et ueemut may 8. • hem New York Wisher N. S. BUTING I to parliament and did not, the deadeantage would be theirs. that it still remains to be proved. The result will a shares." This showed the intention of the totator to re- forest, 1,000 acres, is cleartng for enclosure. Taking all cseame--m Lieeipool, buy 5, from- ATENT tI'I.CA: OUT reports into consideration, and making some concession CTROPURS -At Liverpool, May 5, from kobile JAMES LVNE . Many charges had been brought against him in the Tower long correspondence between principabi and friends strkt his daughten' interest to their lives, and it marked Pleas to get the husband away, but the wife suddenly Aniiitua Hamlets, but he had never Mon charged with holding an in the usual style on such occasions, terminatinf in the lives and the time to which the sunivonhip clause Te- attacked him, and, with her solicitor, forced their way to th . o gre . atly . lowened prices of leather, we think our C Co - t Deal M 4 treat Clel top. VW/TINA ANIMA A . ay , .... ..... ............... OA erali-roxl. London. tations or lir. to L.ir. per load of 45 cwt., delivered in Lon- Gviousn - a Doter* hen unsound primed, or abandoning • sound one. (Chen) ferred. The testator further directed that "in case of the into the cab with him, and applicant, finding there was no ...........Demeran a th e arrest of Mr. Gartlan at the early hour of our chance of getting rid of them, had ordered the cabman to CAROPCA -of the Start, May 2, from ... MAIITIUUK pores where • pef No one in the lower Hamlets bad pointed to a a ate he ha marriage of all or either of my aforesaid daughters don, will be found nearly correct. We mum, however murea. They are given in the house or a speech he had made out of it that o'clock in the mornina while taking his seatvn 'th his the child or children of either of them, my said daughten, drive to the police-station of the district. again repeat, that scarcely any has yet been sold. It should ea ' DAM MALCOLM -Rt Gravesend, Ma , 4, from Chum aseceillagly u.elul Me. Arnold inquired what applicant wished him to do ? oARISIA -It Liverpool, May 5, (ROM also be remembered that for several past years those who G em ., iturrm-st Liverpool. M o p 5, bum Cakuttei euuld be astaitred. (Loud cheers.) Would any one dare " friend" in a coven: car, and about to proceed to that shall outlive their mother or mothers shall have his, Applicant replied he required the interference of the teethe ex. N .11 Stew Orleans to stand forward that night and my he wee unht to tepee- th e her, or their mother's sbares at their own disposal, both bou h court. He wes most anxious that Mr. Hakewell should be have e t the earliest have not always bought the tioeoinve-at Liverpool, May s, front item °drool Withrow*, jets, a ant a free people in the Home ut Commons ?If ime let " ground. ° principal and interest." The testator gave each of his elnape l l. Some of our very largest purchasers have deter- Joon Rho -elf the Mart, May 2, (roan Maurifici Misch to pumps 01 Mr. Coates has at length, after due consideration, lanisoirr-at Liverpool, May 5, from IR. Ilichca's WI. L. DA , e Yel him come upon that platform gad say so. Ms' hands were daughten a life interest, and he gave the pnneipal at her relieved from his present very unpleasant position. The ea ot to buy any at more than 12r. per load. with immediate ~i d lined the honour of b.:coming a candidate for Bel- attorney on the opposite side bad declared that he would mut lituvastmer-at Gravesend, May 4, Iron Case clean ; his cense ieuce was thee from accusation of have* cc death to her children. It was further directed by the will, -- N.B. VC Lr •tN I betrayed or sold them ; and, if • eels hand, an upng ' l i t fast, at the mime time taking the liberty to recom- and this provision referred to all the children, "in case of stick to the lady ter fifty years. The lady bad declared that she would stick to her husband, and was at that CORN.-Beertie, May 6.-We have been well supplied Ini o. manse-at Liverpool, May 5, from with Wheat from the Meters to-day, which was readily sum* YAMADA- at Gravesend, May 3, from Paraiba toA/101LORTIIA ELIDA-St Gravesend, MAT 5, from Aresteri.on Billiard Tablos. ar conscience, aad an aceerupted biart, was desired by them nieud the electors very strongly to avoid the sunny- the death of one or mon of my aforesaid children that d .. is . of, sie about Is. per qr.= _ .... _._ _ _ , Atexandris and Packing. tor moment tightly holding him, and in tbeir present state aise to order. in their repneestative, they %ere at their service. once of a contested election. If the advice of Mr. may die unmarried, his, her, or their share or shares shall der the rates of last week. Marnitee Ilmaant-at Gravesend, May 3 from Memel (Cheers.) be uall divided anion the surviaora of m aforesaid of mind escape for Mr. llakewell was hopeless and he had , . t. Coates be followed, the present member, Mr. Ten- .N 1.• le 7_ _ accordingly entreated him to communicate his pon ion to ett neans ...d in g gooa demand, at Is. per qr. more money. Scarcely nume st Liverpool, Nay 5, from... Mitre .----- Se Mal t r ieStarse were liked ' and Iltiauturilf answered nent, will most lik l children or their children. It was therefore clear from this t h e meautrate . pm doing in Oats; prices nominally the same. Wheat, Meoeuea-at Liverpool, May 5, from elide 0 LADII by Mr. Thetapies. e y resume his Nat in the new aud the preceding clause that tho survivorship referred not red, 375. to 395. • white, 41s. to 435. ; Beam, 30s. to o - zs. .... Nu-nice-at Gravesend, Hey 4, from Havannah the skin Mal At tbe dose • reolution was passed declaring Mr. parliament. to the death of the tenant for life but to the death of the Mr. Arnold suggested that the husband should come into to s. 011iS 20a 21 ' Owes Porma-off Liverpool, May 5, from flculta Toil, purityllig A Patiuse-stDed, May 4, from Alexandria court, when, if they were all sticking together, es described, -- , • Thompson aad Mr. Ayrton entitled to the support of the Mr. Martin Charles Maher hu issued an Same daughter or dsughten themselves; and that if 02 had STOCKTON-ON-TIES, May 5.-We had a good supply of Pumas CHAILOTTIL-at Gravesend, Mu 5, tram. .lloodurse so the ppm and he should be sure to see the whole party. Sem the surface, alettOn. to the electors of Cashel, from London. Ho states children living at their demise these children wo take eines --- their shares, but that if they died unmarded their shares inMe. Nichols immediately went for Mr. llakewell, who, Wheat to this day's market, for which there was a fair de- o_ B ' isore :',...- t u u ne ' el o w e ot li ire l oo a y r4 s . * D h e r 5 D .,. St. Mithae's effectually ,11...1. that he is a Ti man, " neither a whig nor a would go among the other of two or three minutes, entered evidently in a state of mand at a decline of Is. per qr. on lut week's currency. 8 ,,,,,„- id Gr . ', I, ay 4 . e ro . videos Colorationa, anal Cantises.-A correspondent informs us that the the testator's childrea sue- great trepidation, tightly secured in the grasp of a very Beans and Oats were the turn cheaper. Imports during s. Poor-at Gravesred, May 4, from hapartc to the eh. tors . " that he will be unceasing in his efforts "to 'Ting. His lordship therefore thumbed the petition but, Rostock contest is carried en in Carlisle with conndersble spirit. -- a ' ~_ On the hando :eel oud tone the week. Wheat, 770 ; Oats 450; Peas, 20. powerful looking woman, who exclaimed, in a 1 , i _ _ 'err° . . . &MAWR -at LI 1 Mat 5, from New York Then are three modidatee in the field, viz., Sir James tin- Procure tut' rePowl of the insolent Ecclesiastical Titles " under the circ tan of the , without ta. ' e Here I ara ; the injured wife and mother of eight GLASGOW, May 5.-About 3,516 qn. Oats, GOO loads Oat - ears "e"Tee - ca.,ceeteeine, e. M. • T 4, °tom Trinidad tiemen, after 'too ham and Mr. Jewish Fergana on liberal and free trade Act," alid to " abolish the overgrown temporalities of His lordship intimated that as Saturday will be the lard children ." • . •IVROD ome-at aseerpooi, may a, trom„.. Calcutta the akin, and tie principles, aed ilr. w . N. Hodirson, • supporter of Lord the protestant church in Ireland."' day of term he should make an effort to sit on that day. meal, and 948 sacks Flour were reported from Ireland, whim, uetero _ et Li „ rpud. bin 3, 13 ,,,,,, Mr. Arnold-Pray, madam, do not be so excited. with 600 qrs. Beans from Egypt, constituted the Clyde im- e meeia _ e t th erma l, ea e e. t eem Honduraa RAlldols foe nid, wrapper ef the Derby's government. A large open air meeting of the non- Mr. Henry Grattan has published a long address Mr. liakewell, after a vain endeavour to escape his wife's ports for the past week, those via Grangemouth being Wsermut Brea-at Liverpol, May 5, from Smyrna Baum) Hatton Canter," elertond body was held on the evening of Monday, for the tO the electors of Meath, replying . to the various BAIL COURT.-YEaTERDAY. custody-Pray, sir, permit me to be fres. exclusively from the coast, consisting of 595 qrs. Wheat, W. eire IL Baowe-off Portland, May 3, from Ceylon Go each hot:, purpose of taking measures to secure the return of the two , armies m Bageo-emeas /IL ANTICS COLORING& Mrs. Hakewell hereupon exclaimed-By the laws of God 603 pe. Barley, 1,460 qrs. Oats, acd 231 qrs. Beans. Tool - st Gravesend. May 4, from Buenos Ayres 0111111.1sta UV/ der mi g,g otee w h o w „ht to f urt h es t i n eatem gi og t h e b oo . euarges . brought against him by their club, charges, c aavremiw e. THR YORE AND NORTH MIDLAND end man we are man and wife, and nothing shall sopa- We had copious rains on Thursday and Friday, but the ...----- T - -chin. The following resolution was c arried unasintomly by the Dye, which look very much like a paltry ex- itAILwAY CONPANY.-APPLICATION FOR AMENDMENT rats us I weather since then has been dry and rather harsh, the BAILED. amid toed applause . " That is the opinion of this meeting cuse to get rid of the hon. gentlemen. en AWARD. Mr. Hakewell looked at his partner,:who had pinned him wind having again changed to the east. Business has been _____,.. ENPERIME (lor retaining seeh reforms as have already been effected Mr. Tohn O'Coo A. e. ihnemo-from Gemmed, May 4, to, nell has addressed a letter to the Mr. Temple made a motion in this case yesterday; before against the rail of the dock, with an air of anxious concern, restricted tluough the week, and little alteration ocecuned Baecreaus-from Liverpool, May 5, to Teem ran been of Lord a° 4 al'lt itt d tale " a g rat . ameat) the flats . ° Is t° tit Erenirg Putt, stating that he hea ao intention of re- Mr. Junice Wightman. and then mist an imploring eye towards the bench. in the value of any article. A parcel of red Beheira Wheat Gaunter-from Lleerpeol, May 5, to .Archascil men interested the question of the greeted importance ; and we will small ~....., . Mr. Justice Coleridge now said that Ur. Justice Wight- Mr. Arnold-You must not be clinging to your husband was taken for distillation, at about 15a. 3d. per 210Ibs. arw er Berrewww - rrew Oraworad• May 5, to. Dunkirk With several gi the legitimate means within our pow cr to reten each ofthe , w 4- w al ic 03 a° act ive P° l iti r cil life. mos thought there should be no rule. This morning's market was only thinly attended, and the VO i rt a ris en e i ---- , 0 ";:r 5 . : ty 3, t° candidates es will either bring forward or support such in thin way. Genoa Mulgrave Hou Mr. Ilakewell-I solicit your protection sir. demand for Wheat was very moderate, but enices generally o u iduinunso _e wn l e mm a. n ay 5 , t o MIeiMUITS le WIMOZWIId the elective franchise the forth-rt. SPORTING. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-Yrstmthmv. Mrs. Ilahowell-lle ia my lawful husb:ad, anti nothing underwent no change. Flour of good quality met a fair o m . o mmom ,_fteu t u remoo t. If n s * , c, f , New Vert Malta Marquis of Sti Joeeph Ferguson, En. and Sir James Graham being the Serness us Basco.-Itaroaa Czar ammo Jeans, Ma. Awns shall separate ar. retail sale at previous ratee. A good many Oats were offer- Outee-treta Crammed, ilay 5, to . Konipberx Artillery ; Sir two out of the three who have promised to do so, we, there- —...- Cumwelh. lea- Rams Willa...Awr• RWR AIL "rem Tarrocaur Mr. Arnold-Don't be foolish, madam. I will not have ing, and little progress made in their dispoud, Oatmeal par- BINKINITI-lfolo Gravesend. May 0, to !tooth Sem rip, of the 0 fore, declare that we will do all we can to secure their re- CHESTER RACES. RS TRONA, MAERwELL.-A HE RIGHT Or A F a mese bere. I say endeavour to calm yourself, and re. ticipating in the dulness Barley scarcely supported former H - rine' IrlaalTord. May 8, to Oesetanenople derable collect turn at the next election." A stirring address to the LATEST BETTING ON TUESDAY NIGHT. TO TIM CUSTODY OF HUI CHILDREN. 1.0.-fran Liverpool, May 5, to M. Petersburg wu one of t electors and aes-electors was then carried, and ordered to MOM CCP leen Ten husband. You are now committing an assault quotations. Beans were unaltered. In this ease a writ of habeas corpus was obtained two e ra hins hy dinging to him in this way. I cannot permit icemen Lae-from Gravesend, Hey 4, to St. Michael's out to the Cap be printed sad circulated throughout the city, and, after a „e, to list Sg e ton ISO le suet N 130 to - Tre e ladMs days go upon the order of Mr. Justice Mauls directed le see k eam i n g h ere , CATTLE, gre.-Csicusgssa, May 6. - There was a f lu olusi " W a ss.-tmul -frcen Llc i e l rPooT ol itav al s a , y 5 10 t° New York brous weapon St. Petersburg canalise had been sprinted to carry out the object of rt° the judges i 6to - Lady Evelyn IB3to - TOMOS Wald ' . Mr. T. Hakeescii, the secretary to aha liamPateaa WOK' Mr. Inas, the lady's solicitor, having introduced himself capital supply of both fat and lean stock this day ; fat Mat- Joss AND LINT-from Liverpool, May 5, to New York she meether. dra wadieese guietly dispened. 17 to - Wander es to - cockaew works Company, commanding him to bring into Min saki nes lei bed no other feeling in this matter, than ton and Lamb lower than last market ; trade tolerably Joel Imenae-frore Greeted. Mu 5. to Koniubent tow in use, MAXCINStith-On Tuesday evening a meeting of 2 ~ t) - Smits 40 to - esseewow five of kis children named in the write The aPlellention WWI to esioasen te settle it amicably. Übe. Ilakewell and his brisk. Beef, fat and prime, 3s. 6d. to 3s. Bd. •, ditto, in- Homo. FAAZ.-troin Liverpool, May 5, to Stettin proved musl the geOMMON OS the emaition to Lord Moreton andllr. 23 in - Hat•o•P• tram Gravesend, May 5 to se to - Dations.Dhuvires made by Yrs. Elizabethilakewell,his wife, ana the mother wire N oroo bet snowed a row minutes together by them- ferior, 3s. 2d. to 3s. 4d. Mutton, best quality, 3e. Bd. to 141 " -- ,e rou u . ea , 3. to Bartedoes Ida Wilkined Geoeno u r a , eme b d i 6 - , t h e h iti m H ote l, m anc h n t er - Of he above, only the two favourites and Lady Evelyn of the children, sad the writ was made *turnable issue- selves, nth he was sure would he the result. 3s. 10d. ; ditto, inferior 3s. 4d. Lamb, fat, 4s. W. to 55. u eusti -e soin u seTtot g pi 3 , to Bum; A e mel as the ordin Mr. Rebid Maneree i mq. Aboet 70 persons were were io any knee. diately. 1 Mr. Araeli-Surely this is sold* way to settle it amic- Veal, ditto, 30. 2d. to 38 ' . 4d. Pork, ditto, 3a. 4d. to 3s. 6d. Maysium-from Liverpool, ay 5, to I c ertand finished and --- present, man et them to the conservative party, WEDNESDAY'S RACES. Kr. Ceske. is the first indium, objected that the writ ably, about a minis tin way. Ilan you not in- Fat Hogs, 3a. per stone of Blbs. Store Pigs, 10s. to les. MafreithaCsuusimea-from Lieerpool, May 5, to Baton 4 ' Carabine-a-' the mon bilsestiel lieriag r. Robert Gardner, itr. J. hal ast been priego2 at served according to the statute, end _ Reines ewes over the led be ladies her to calm herself, each. Suckling Calves, 10s. to 18s. each. Ewes, with Marnaa -770 at Liver Pool. May s, to Rio Jeanne which had bre C. Ilinse, wed Mr. Robert Gladstone. The following re- Co annallAX Flascrear, of 5 son. each, with 90 ablais thenten tan his wag aat bound to make • rebus ", sad skew her hold of her If he make an infer- lambs (couples), 425. to 445. MAISITA-frout Liverpool, May 5, to Crones*. Rarielagh, wh eolathima UM Moped ..-" That it is desirable to ',remote for . a . aget ..... _ ........ Cientbenea riders. Seven furl (earths.) wigs. the writ. miles es oath ressenthr ine seadaet, it may be my duty Nassos--trem Gruesend, May 5, to &Men large and hea 4 re. 104 Sib (Cal*. Little) I The coque, however, mended this objection, and directed t o is a Isis h er e e lg h d - gg edim said to be ; a • a ether Is ths mipreentstion of the borough of Manchu. re; , . DavieV467ar ,Th last 51h (°°°°4 2 that the reeves shield he tea& live stock of all kinds at this fair, but the return of the PROPONTID-1100T Leaped, 7d_ay 3, to &Arra ter, ase le sakallinalM Ore the sitting members candidates mr. Dawns MilllMirysteas, 3 yn. 9et 41b.. (Mr. C. Boynton) 3 Illr. Maheerell-I wide te Ile es. She has threatened me. cold nights caused buyers to be very cautious, whtlat bolders see Wirew - Wew Oftnwenfl. MeV. do Shanatina Very light ant the eissilbsce of the constituency, and that de. H. Preash% Gamy Gees • yes, lon Mb ...(Mr. Gamma) 4 , .Tha lowwwwwil allasa. °het lb°. . I men ia lt a °....__ _f th° Parties_ Mr. Ansi& directed the hushes& to enter the witness- were not anxions to force sales; without having the turn in Tett'. la waT-trwa Gw y eatw i n way 5 . t° l'. Philip not quite) as I the should be gentlemen holding liberal but First yrs at the estreed Tame max PRODUCR STAILE3, ta el a= la liar _„lialt, _easy _ ~ _Ma le"n _ _Cnnagla„,__,Or lae box, whisk hie wife at length permitted him to do, upon their favour consequently but • very few sales took place Desvigne, a F aniente politics' views. steadfast adherents of the of 10 sons. imel,ll ft, with 30 added. T.Y.C. wsw ul w ' s n ' w, II" ummie Waa Mr. Assehre assurance that he shield not leave the court. for store Been', and those few without any alteration in VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. and Adams; penest sammercial policy of the canny, and firm Mr. Dressee Sam" MAD talsrbew) 1 between nod 13 1• 822 Ofil. wad Ole Paalfeal wee bawl* Mr. T. Batmen then depend to the assault committed their value ; COW, ' for dairy purposes, made 141. to 161. the same ki 0 ite peolseteat rights and interests." Mr. WeriblotenfeJegoentes, Ilet Zb Cul London for Bombay, M h 24. oaths line,l 22W. periment we : li e l tr in u si g m en u s an d G ooree L oc h. E nt ., appear to Betting: •es 4 es Dellemes, who waited until the half eilgsmgemeat hod e zr eed between 3 6 . -- m i Kn. n etem o. -- ~__ ,„._ t t .. to each, which was considered a low price according to quality. tnn „ tto . (3 • °Aurae) 2 2ma 3 r ail a' am Irrana th. WM ' 1149 "WI °I drvi •fissaera, as previa* deseribed, and thenz n e g med ailed throughout the fan for Sheep 40 w. from Ulu for Queenstown, April 11, Ist. 2G.5.1 N., loa. revolving pi this s mog aa the sa t i a larta qaa ligadie ft e t o tem - disarm, sad west • weR cestested race by • neck. This erg then Mskswell had been Admit ma Jaime Is bar g a n d, ihr as Imtecum 1111 im. ra ° was ". A° acti ` e imineu p rey of all kinds, wether stock selling without difficulty, at Cetnet s iberque), from London for Bethke, Much 27, lat. 15 N.. struck at ever sent the ; and dist a requisition be addressed to me we° wat t**L hanienr, sad had ethilthed ime imialast bathe her AM- s r , A ne w, a ft e r ag ain re mening w oe m rs , M e k esee ll, pidity with • them, cones apes them to pretent themselves for the Tithireineax's ?Lars of 200 SOTS., added to a handicap im Th pre . ved rices. The show of Horses was all ood taa• M. umiak y g . Mira Sharp, from Leeds's, April I. lat. 19 N., lon. M W. and it was ole auffnrs oldie electors." It was afterwards od to sweepstakes of 26 son. each, 15 ft, and only 6if declared ; law le them Mimi ma Wthlowlmaltlam• UP al Odabar I" lesk Ms. Evans's word that be would use his influence over e nve-y p ear-old cart Hones, realising 60 to 65 guineas Jamin from Leedom, steering to the southward, Meath 23 lat. 1.38 Solvers," vrhi make an active canvass for signatures to the requisitiors, b• 3111 a asiblail ha Illa with Om aye dabble her, and, in addition. required her to enter into her own re- ds* second to receive 50 SOTS. Out of the stakes, the third to at , when she= assepoisdly leth dist to k ee p th e peace f or e i e mon ths, each ; Colts, 25 to 35 ditto; carriage Hones were first-rate h ' ~ leo. 31.37 W. then made c animal', which found a quick sale at high prices. Killertneat (English schooner), Robert, from Alcoa Bay for London. Mr. Barbour stating that nothing would give him greater °l* hal ataka.,_ r__,___and ahe „wiw.n er Pal i 0, to ,e, ....s.„ 26lln t.„.,... t°wards Waal with ille al/ laa alidal Nallubs e in . Rakewell and friends left in the cab while tho lady leaned to su fired satisfaction than that the two gentlemen proposed should c o lt „__Penses.,e_______„,-ne""e'co r °` ei-er -°.__ I.7''''''W`" . '"''''' he maids a Holman, May 6.-We bad a good suppl of most 44 claTlat e t..„ apsisn, hat isinit Wed& ellelae" was entering into the required recognizance, she having , • _ ,_ , .__. , . __,_ _ . es r ~ ua Aped 11,1al. 27.40 N., lon. 42.11 W.; all well. Konen ( ).Lainetir, trete the coast of Guinea for Lon. with a s be returned. °same, iseumeene , . a retakes, Newnaarnet =maws, or the modatices ille them Ohm. nee s tes for them pres i ons i r prom i se d t h a t a b e w o u ld no t p ers evere in the u Canal/MOUS Ol STOCK, witn,ri lair eau, at pric luny eq • RUNK Fab. la, Lt. 2 N.,10n. 25.30 W. but with the Somereetthire Stakes in 1852 tO carry 10iba exile, we of Hawley- so= o They dna Inilia. esbenuestly so- tee d se t t h a t h a d b roug ht h er th e re, to last week. Beef, 3s. to 39. W. Mutton, 3s. Ud. to 111. 0 , 13 ,,18,,,,a,b b in *, fr. gm Mid,* f or r a m wat h, Apr il 27 , satisfactory. any other handicap rsee of the value of 200 son., iaclading moved * aid the daises were kept sea- Lamb, 41. to 41. UM. Veal, Is. to 3e. Sd. Pork, 3s. to 3a. 10d. lac, 46 N., kee 17 w. parobolic ei.: MR. CARLYLE AND THE BOOKSELLING the winser's own shake, labs extra. Cup Course, about Coaled Dalladlll, larrala ifigreand Weis wills. Ile, SOUTHWARK. SOUTHALL, May 6.-Trade was slow to-day, and sales common re QUESTION. . two miles sad • wearier. (210 subs., SI se whom der however, pet yessimies et Ilse dills's, sad the driest mos George Webster, a middle-aged man, whose clothes were were made with difficulty at last week's rates. Beef made [AdVertinmenL) - Dec LA-RATION OP A DUTCH loaded being --- elated.) sow at Redeem sal es se wild he made, Ite much ton, who described himself as a merchant residing in I I Kl t o yt o IA al .. e . ft 4 2 , 3 L e be e .rom .s. - - ....... -u---, -s. to _S. --. __ll2_, __. to (WED= Into MOOR AT WATERLOO, CCRIDOT HOTIAWAT'S InIITKINT piece of twist The following is Mr. CarlYle's letter on this sub- Mr. Penmen *a MMor, 3 yrs, det 101 b.., _...-...P.Mailir had provided • name flar the le-- Easton-square, was charged with creating a disturbance e e. ed . y eal, 3 .. to o i „ 4 d . p or e, e. e . ed. to e a . ed . , w ,, mernas-.LJ• De Bwart,pahliely stale that HollowayN MINIM that spiral in icet, alluded to in the report ~r the meeting at Mr. Chap. me. 211 • 11 ° 11 °it". 3 V l ' lat gt° t tadliffit g Illb u i d , m a laig* Mr. Oadee nil bis elhaterespertiesholy endow th4the outside the station-house, and after being locked up with stone of Me., sinking the offal. 1- Ointment ham cured me of several ulcerous sores, which hod their desideratum, man's, wren in yesterday's Erpress : Lord COMM Peed* 3 yen in 3lb (isinllng Mb -- plan et esibmes dire dein& anti set he awed. cutting the door of his cell, with the intent of forcing his origin In impuleMly heeled wound. received In the battle of Waterloo. The pahi was infinite ; and I was maned to my bed common firel e Chelan, May 7, 18.52.-Sir,-Ilnlueltily I shall not be tg. The sleek however, arena thst the whole et the re- wa_y out. HOPS.-Woameres, May 4.-The supply of new Hop always dmlng the harvest months. I have now be two mars been needle gun able te attend your meeting on Tuesday evening, but I can me. Wbiblea's Denis, 3 yes, 4et tireelims turn sheath he read. Police-tonstable 279 M, mid, that on the previous evening was small on Saturday, and prices 2s. to 4s. higher. Fine enjoying the bet of health, solely in morequance amine Holloware need in have no heeitation in testifying my concurrence with the The following also started, but were not pissed: Ia medinstion the return stated that the other Adam be heard &disturbance outside the station-house in Montagu- IA Otot 011 ell were on demand, at more money. Pi and Ointment, which eared ma in a ea ...d 'art time; Menu- The weight object of it, which I understand, in brief, to be free trade in Mr. Mortthouts Nam. 4 est dis sir Went and on proceeding there he found the prisoner in a nide fee which 1 publish this tratintony.-( jI. ea Sweat, of the loading 1 books, or the first step in a count leading straight towards W... 7 .g= 2 ,,,, 3 yrs, bet 71b il Mums =. lll L I r illi ° LAD J' w es ti h elal Arril l asn e. li state 'of intoxication, making Ansa noisy language. Wit- Laremehe-eossepeis, mar Nymegen, 110 4th October, 1449." of the hand thaL Free trade in respect of heal; and indeed of most "e. Deer 1 yrs, let Mb they wee se end, wel with a Timber: hog are repeatedly told him to go away, and on his refusing to -Sold by all hareem and at Protract thelloway's bublehment. fresh. 4 IMI. eel ne ....-.... ...... J i .ei DAILY WEATHER TABLE. 144 n etraW4 'Aw l "' Mr. S. other objects, is by no means the ultimatum one aspires to, mr. it = ---- s Ai & nr. Measely Oilmen that the end Mina se tI e weer- de eo be was compelled to take him into custody and lock scription, fec or the perfect (audition that will satisfy the world's want General Ansises , apa, Tat Mb ...... ..... --* = tain this ninny therms Mr. Ilebewell was set Is Wend- him up. -- . without its 2 in the matter ; very far from that in =laymen ; and in the Mr. moan • 4 Tst 10Ib .......1 once tO lte 41111Mbied urea oadt se to the eleirmante Nude George Hunt, a bricklayer, said he was locked up in the THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1652. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. to which am case of literature, farther than in any other whatsoever. Lad Wemes lady II yrs, :at alb (Moms in it. It seatramil soften elleptiese egidest Mrs. Hake- same cell with the prisoner and during the night he heard The State of the Weather at each et the following plains at But matey in all can% and inthat of literature too, free trade Ler.. 3 Eau5,,,,„_,U313:921.t0a. 4 yre, let Bib 0 , l im, Wllls wee sled, et repsteties. him doing something at the door. Witness went up to him, line o'clock yesterday morning. The stations are BIRTHS. the escape re that there w is better than trade unjustly crippled by monopolies which :ff..kg.;e, s "•••••• 7 1.„... 74 ( 1.,,,, -- • ~, = Ode hien they could ad 41111111 all Mr. and found that he wee cutting the wood work round the arranged ia order of latitude. CARST.-Awil XI, at loslabary, the wife of the Rev. C. Csrey, a invented by _ _ _ d am merely blind and greedy ;in present cireunetames, I T' . J ,.. h. L 1 ,,,,,,,,, e c ee ST,e,' '„. e ''„ ; r „ ii „...i ~.. Ilehowell_ ire with as te the trath of the Wm, list Yr. lock, when he asked him what /IC was doing that for ? The rim a rim Omar d Mesph mew Wu*, 'KIK was also tri free trade were a clear improvement ; and moreover, in Mr. Saxon's Meal 4 yes, lit 31b . .......40. &m ama Sad* NM power * treeens it if it wee an test. Mad prisoner replied that he intended to break out, as he was Wind. TOROo • COCKL-Ma 2, at Arrochar-villa, Bayswater, Yrs. Lle Gates Needham's --- of • NIL the critical disposition of the world, it it a first stsge through Lord Watertenetilbees seeL iii ........to. tnyte bees elesidell Is the MIS et the &media& Osman thee the unjustly locked up. He continued cutting away until ------- -- r . - ondoloom , partially Goody ygLN a s .. Ai s 1 di . of 3 hall, was sh which all faulty things newt pass, and only beyorid Sir W. Mars 21 1165 . 11 Lni Ist •••••••••• (000 8Hat retain ins to be telms le in Use *nil , sad seed morning, when witnees called the attention of a constable to 2 , 0 , 2 1.11 . 0 = - "*" E. y, at Upper Bc ord-place, lIIS. 11. Francis, Own New Portlelly Cloudy o thg eter, verement el 1111111Sileldr.11Ma matron& 4 7st. and after trial of which can any progress that w ill prove e- d - 4 - -e n % &Mt not be nalissi by elhievit is the lb* .It etp- the pruoner's conduct, being afraid it might get hint also smarm -.. le.g. ONNONOIO9 Olsen= is said to be true and lasting be looked for. For the net, I fear there Yee. I ( POLLOCK.-May I, at Ebery-street, Eaton-sours Mrs. C. E. Col- (Knight cit .tbm si. Meth wen leglikeele, mil that Xs. into trouble. nurture N.P. Gem* Brass Ronny' Clowly kee, of a sea. excited by e are few branches Of human industey-and most clearly m t . m e rrieteled i 4 an, ad 11016 ...... ....... (hasliami WS3 the thaw of that. Hailer these dream- Sergeant Bradford, the acting inspector, said the prisoner etenatirroa literature is not one of them-in which the shopkeeper Mr. H. Mire - est MIL (amid Founwroses N.L theistheene *many Cindy he mid ast 990 that the coast bsd any control must have worked very hard with a very small knife which ..... ..... LE. ono mem mama oni. A. war, eoo, et , a 000. SIMS-May 9,, at Tinehtey Ne 11401.4 St. John's-wood, lbc e.. ''e de Vincente had been , spirit (so we may call it for the sake of definition) w ill suffice Mr. Lamehaw siTbeWrelfe S res ha latb _lll- Man' mid be had concealed about him, as the door-poet, as well as the ,TlO° 2l °°Z,. w found to he N.N.11. Geallallear• Pertially Cloudy STOKIEL-May 1, at Oloueenter.plon, Greenwich, Heel!. 0. Moto, est elts to regulate r production and distribution' according to _Lerd_Weeer,_,Llthalehein n i ,re: , _,1,... Ar• win. mo. Nese* @Amine& that there vere met where the door, was cut away several inches deep; and hs was p_ee- ee' neu "'''''' W. Gentle anew Cloudless of a daughter. nual force tr the world's real want and inherent :in regard to very ;;' .1 ,1 2 T 2e = d22 . 4 .,.., 9 , r „-).-m---t i ,,,,,,,.. father lei sdasseilested himself ie which the court had vented from cutting any further by the iron-work. The swum ~ Many then is perpetually needed a generous merchant y r . r am .W. c a plbailloomon, 4 /ro , a i g m a ,.o, r ye ., interihnd. damage done amounted to 20e. Leteurres - N.I. Gentielleems Partielly Med, g at . m w or t m oe m er , . - 4r: rm . o f e m ad a m ,. during the I spirit (ishiit it may be feared free trade and li r . D i bbles edieopti. a u t (NW The Chief Justice-The lard Chtheither, la enereise of In answer to the charge the prisoner said he was un- Cominuaa ....-. n. Osanalresee Portlally Catedy none of the odes eempellaka will not mech tend to develop Mr. Delmsere's 'kiwi yed, list (Atherton the prerogative of the crows, math tie as, but • wart of justly locked up, and it certeinly was his intention to have Cunneen hissurroun. ...... OMNI 14: Ohl is regard to some, there is needed a spint Mr. Dimira lane WaMer, 3 yn, Mt inb -cr. Smith common law It* no power. forced his way out of the cell if he could, but the ironwork _ yards ; but White dies my Wad of mc'rehandi , e, and not looking to Kr- IL linwira VnNalw.. 5 ino 5 11 , lells (awrlid let Ilb' Mr. Kemal end it was MOS nit them Odell* to prevented him. NITWIT -. ....... 0.0. N.& Gentle Breese Foggy cromg_TagDo husurovar ...„....... N. by W Strom laseas Over Ma t N. -May I, at Holy Trinity Church, Brempton, by the Rev. J. R. Cotter. A. 8., the Rev. J. R. Cotter, A. 8., '1.1 . .D., of sighting, pith ald INS tor advice at all. Now certainly, beyond Came Mr. Meow ea INId ta Tenser, 5 es. 54 leth ( (l. Done April Mrs. led mind ageing he the egipport Mr. A'Beckett ordered him to pay the dantage, when the imam of Donoughmore, Cork, and Prebendary in Chivas thew- impelling ti di Gem AIN% literature in its hitcher forms belongs to am, rem eem e e m i u sade go s at elk (Carroll THIS DAY Noox. of the children. sad they hal thus treessee, as it ware, de- prisoner promised to send for the money, at the &me time t dral, to Mary Anne, widow of the late Rev. E. B. Yanks, LL.U., Were made ible kin dos; te three two latter i:asses it belongs iu all Mr. POWs The 3 ye; let Gb .-(.1. Slisnsoodi relict, and shemissofilltheir Salm It was akar sworn considering that he had been very much ill-treated. Omni isf What, Stregth of Wind. State ot the Weethar. ch af d a m t o t h e m i l= f o r p ente l e <>th ane , L ate e e te, timed who • 111810 OM ant hate mg value to marikind ; for the mere Lord Warren* O' a yrs, let alb Satinding that he OMMIMI hld GOMM rdeM Wirth by fraud, and N.L Gentle Breese. Cloudy. ORLDART-HICKEIL-May I, at Duraley, Olomemernbire, by the from the ve ebspitesper spirit, Whisks only to the visible vicinity, and 511 :1 00 Wel •••••-*. = It WY entheitted OM the sewn add isteders. It was also HAMBLEASMITIL The retneu from the following plans did not reads this 1111T.11. MIAMI, the Bev- 11. W• faddist, eldest Pen di the Bev. making wl diaapearl Into awer greater eagerness for immediate re- r o f.- =r a g = *areas a 7 , 14 ht .-- ortbaraptembise to Elm; swore tbet Mis. Ethewil bathed thas be woe about to Mr. Henry Philip Ileketeell, a civil engineer, of Brook- *Ms la Mae foe pnblioatim yesterday ; they therefore Dr. Oetdart, Rector of_ Little Billing, N , Now, 3 ms, ad (carried:4 3h (Wells only daughter or B. W. litchis, Req,, of Lhusley. weapon for tigml. le mitten with eternal incompetence in even the 1 4: w. ta Bow ,. inn . % o re. ear me .. ....„ e. Dodd es& take the claims out of the istielbliim et the court sad street, Gromenor square_ ; Afr. James Daher, an auctioneer. Indicate the state of the weather on Tu y morning at . , . otos MarkAant an ibence of literature, and can do no goed whatever there ta. g ams .. glg am a pd.., a pro. am t igh ....;. co m ma h . prevent her fens ening them eon. Anethee fact was of Waterloo-place, Shepherd's-bush ; J .. sine o'clech. LOTELESS-ILSWKINS.-May 5, at Old Widoombe Ch Bat; DEST Rl' MEN would not otherwise be done, and does immensities of Mr. GrevUls'sfloarecrow, a ms, rat - 71h tfleffew that the *the Whim wee wippled, sal eseild their lord- excise officer, of Bayswater-terrace ; Elizabeth Marl.hant, Gentle Brow Melon Mr. IL Loveless to Arabella, younput &usher of blr. llawkins, both of Bathwlsh. day mornin mischief there which perhaps might otherwise remain an- Mz. O. Ball no Buley Sup:, 3 yn, lot 41b (an lettlib dips hell that sag puma list the mether was a proper Mrs. Mary Jane Spice, and Mrs. Haynes were summoned • very let euna• es. . ........ MIL Gentle Breese TartlatlY Cloudy OAKES -BOND.-May I, at the British Tabery, Brewed., Bede. fleas. (am smear kr the pen reelyeall king f before Mr. Nation for hoeing, on the 3rd of April but, inoodee e r.. ee . 7: ... .... yr. chemehmee rheemen brand Henry, eldest sarrining woo of Bir 11. T. Oakm, lane a' Messrs. My wWI this is true even of the finance of literature .-and, ta/ar JIM m Tam**, sged, et 10Ib (Olsobrook s The Ghia Yeolloe odd it wail 344 iteeMeerj M Wig Mr. at Gold Hawk-terrace, " unlawfully taken away James Laelevew ........ N.B. Calm Cloudless Sophia, widow of the late J. Bmd. rob of Londoaderry. badness al ales,! literature has many elements besides the financial, - .` - 1 Ating • 7 1 . 4 t° 2 tat " (1), 82° 1 B g it I " iiiiier (tit Ceske, as the mart woe of elision that the 'stun wee mr- Ridgway Hakewell, a child under the ago of 10 years, with y uuomn sad he wan important to it than the financed ;in4 to 1 agst ance s n 15 to 1 met Merry Bird, 100 b a rest The sedidestee et it wee this :HI ea the beer et intent to deprive Elizabeth; Ilakewell, the parent, of the Bianniesen N.E. Calm Overcast enhead, D liz r th ba l . Rev. Mr. Browne, W. Weteter, Esq., of Perlineld, Who loet nc raped le all of which it would so gledly coals to be ris ocidasui.449..), mo Brim. , 2D to 1 a fi at Lad y these ehildres," sal that fact was est disputed. Ele erre- child." 110TTERAD mil Menai well ordered, and well governed, ..velyn, 26 to 1 apt 1 ' W nth*. thttg o st Poodle, iisnaserim. N. Calm PrWWNW I T alar sithembsers. i wee kur that ths thiber of - On Monday last Mr. Keneeley, the barrister, attended _ ...... making the 24. Celine Breese Oates if It month. Testy. to coreider how meaty at •et to 1 apt Cockcrow, 83 to 1 apt Beek Doc 33 to 1 boded t ilea ltlillelsla dal fires was entitled to ben the ei them, slims& it by Mr. Hakewell and a solicitor, Cllllo before Mr. Deaden, & swim . N.N.W. thistle Brew Cloudy Ike staireu voisMMI to literature may well fill the think- am with seessiduaest, with anxiety, almeet with terror. E t apt Harp (i), 60 to 1 apt High Sheriff, and beta I agst wee et h en ,h e w i t h ait y other. Lud Waterford declared to win with Cock- t a m gi, rep ne Lod awn- and after some conversation of a private character they take idlthwe from were shown into the magistrate's room. It woe afterresi* IMMO a moiety *wards litsrattre in those new con- tiew. Jo. Miller asade near ? all She ninnia g• " a we° Le the vote& ortisantlasreelavenimpallirsem bother custody ; understood that a summons had been granted against the - DEATHS. ARMSTRONO.-May I, at thicsbunt, Harts, Sarah Eli" widow a e. Amstrad. lisq..B.N. Wilt, in ga eras pro mp one of the ' litleas et **weld ere becoming ereat, vital, inesprenibly • canter l a )t • length and •ha f. Poodle a goal third, Be- b it a a n t o f t aw h o d he power t e benageo. above parties, and that it wu raade retuniable for three THE CONVICT BALDRT.-Tho governor of the BROADSRIDOE.-May 2, CaROUDC Sarah. wife of C. Broad:4ore, headed thi beim.% Mlle meable of being doue or understood at pre- nit& kgn", and Black Doctor fifth. Run is 4 min. 6 gets. The otheressetured, sad the smart held that the o'clock on Wednesday (yesterday). gaol reeeived an order from the Secretary of State dieseling Esq., of Momingteuread, Regent'a-park. hut he t i mat, but all-Migertant to be understood and dont, if [By destrie Toievegie) _ At that time BONN Of tile parties entered the Court, and a that the senesce of death passed upon William Baldry BRODRICE.-May 3, at New-park, Clapham, Anne, widow et the Mem of CITY htninsus • i LOTS of 60 as. added to a sw e epstakes return Ina moiety will enthuse to exit with it, and it along with ot 3 uee me b. o we roun d au e s 'dw. legal gentleman, who stated that he attended for Mr. Hake- should be remind sail further signification of her Majesty's late Gen. the tica..l. litedrick. Mrived at ....""...ft------..-. seelety. Preis the highest busintu of ginned culture - st ,„ - ;„, eu • IMS the mast sacred Lancets of men, down to the low- s ai gi ; ---- ............0......... ......... 1 I Lizincs.-A new writ for a fresh elootiz e rn- court that he had just left the complainant and her party LAdrogligetheithl-DEMOLITION OP THE CRYSTAL P.N.S., sod 43. Period the ee 1 400 linsamis and ephemeral COncerns where " free press" Lidy Ague 8 ennui urea the retirement of her Majesty's tor- at the Court of Common Pleas, where a writ of habeas p auen ,-easeemegamoi o f em ay teenseds .4 be th e u n it e d DUEL-May 1, et Ardwick, IL H. Date, Esq., of Upper Stamford. premises, 1 Tune earnew, society stay We itself, with all its sove- Qrahe's I'LLIR of 100 ge. Oared ("he bee Issem deeled to t the eastern co us had been applied for, for the recovery of the itingthe tees mans to inn a sepy the Clan* Reim. stroll, Lona% and late or Maadwster- POseible tl reipties mad padiesamus, depending on the thing it calls Feint 1gMbed.......... I divides et lleilik). Teethed here es seedy lest. The ' Ile was quite satisfied that the complainante um Cram In ealemeoiNG gesembel by the nemisters el oittrets.-War 1, at his bona% 21, Bodford.place, John Gran. ettpply of 1 • sea lieniii twee incalculable penalties, to very MAMMA •.- -....... ''"" I only 414101611 . 18114 1M0we 1 l In lars add. seliethag Me brawn would not be able to attend the police court. the Weekly math Wising:mod the pallii.nneadade Esq., la bh 95th year. 132 hired 'b erg Mb is to that ".-of which duties, I perceive lad NW. • mime Ms Wm aswasimel easo. REMIT -May 2 - Jane daughter Of lie. T. Bent!, unionwseck IRCS.OIOOLO BANDMAY of 0 son. each, and 30 added. of rezerg Me " imendalle eessidessagy" of the Mr. Beadon said if they did not arrive before half-peet II t ia lr eis ea ft , isik d my . us cwo . , dak id , f moku o mo.oge l 29. 0 enianus st SUMO. slam, ii27ree trade alone, will by no means be The" a_deettell of • mile- well ei lierwish, is pestlemsed, is Mr. Vide* he would dumb the summons.. itandi .og 1 a ler " ' dm " b 3 eim a le 4131318 we 311 emble lIRW.-Illay I Madan, third daughter of W. Kew. Elleo or St. OHM& BP 11111 as same. But such considerations lie far w lte„,„" 7 - I lonia% i li Zger et the Irish bar, - who le aid to be • The selleitor said the parties named in the summons had f y I sms sue the mi ls tb. a mmo sr man poormatioo, w ood000tt „ r000, or , to. reddy d 1 =MW Pond Madam , and must not be more than j -- alf - „ „ palest sieeepr m tits meetituency. no whatever to do with the children. The father had teen ies embus the isse , et reherinsine can- e air, t le bon. masa y ...... SHRICELL.-May 2, T. Shekel. Esq., of rebwortb, Oloucestershlre , *"."'°'''''''''°"." . Rituutowe RUM FINE.-Yeaterday, ia ths takes sumel. Memo et the mesminthees us Nese* et the Green, a DRIBS. I mps la sas, ya m a t 'wee... , many years a Ilagistrate tor the oounUes of 0 ' louoester ana it or. oillilmit edsaeasessasnt here is to remark that the present 15 te 1 set Joe Miller (t). Court of Wend inesse, Mr. Charles Mr. arise said the summons had been taken out for 11 1.1 1 ,uslealss..._____ widow ., ma . a „az ow ., si .„ 71. na them mass etbeek pelehhieg discharges none of these duties, niekeLeit Immedreet, Waterer*, _ _was presseet paki nd ; 141 Z the meevery of the youngest child, who was about 2 years me j oreu re e r"' eae r e e,'"e the amines* the leiling, en • WICKHAM-May I, at Fulham, Eobett Wickbam, Lino tool *snout, a len sad Ws meths Ma the appearance of discharging Beni et Idea Ilsonse, for initingleg.. the regulations of Ain one= a INewated id Wine. Ow Odd en es adhardaNda yeses of Gray'sdnk in the 70th year of hie age. toughly vi Mum i end ihileri so I believe is, by the nature of the ease, NORTH STAYFORDSMRE RAILWAY.-Traffic return prtresdlasi by Ihe MOWN temmeltic dm excise on soap, TM masplainanta not appearing at half-past 3 o'clock, se f erny reammher and gmeherad er he Mom* en Swag *OR WINGATIL-May 2, at CWIROCIPpIIIOO, Ccavannoa, Gino , w J. The crisis Oftwer kMt perceptible thgree discharging any for railway and canal for the weekendiag_26th Aprel, 4,8881. and l e ll e i tT UM Ithtee mat now are. A centa. ago, there Corremonding week last year, 5,2441.-N ore. The above Flantask illimi r mei genessimult aMma ne ananis, data him The summons was discharged. The magisteate informed thee lar the bed mown Wm WSS ill SO guild-if nevn any royalty of spirit, is exclueive of the receipts available under the agremnent in tin eandes ala a dr . Tb. lined, elesiedig Mr. them that he had only granted • summons for the -te bdbe as anew named Mr. Beadon said the pieties need not wait any longer. the Dimalii le gehhhadsd 4 aPdselt=aards. smentig, la whim , am . y w . rod err tas flakitil l ewe ", mai* arty ogees amine W in :it di aseaweasts. la iiii= - seedry ; er la Hr. IL J. —- -- . 8 Laster& Wes& nn, lle. Thehateem. MR. Wm Printed and published by human Lora Haim, of No. a _ _,,__,_ se Mow talii looked for there t-y,et a spirit of with tbe London and North Wester& Railway Company. - 11 . F. Mr. Userba, ma Mr. Pim*, convicted of preventing an arrest. No further summons wo . uld oe t o k m a ppy a t aa cbmg v ita ow, apish w sires& la the Oly at London, Pfister st the atiles, in 4 , 21 -- -. iii k :i. gill *MA hid its verse In regard to Miles of caaal, 110. the mil landed a the of 1,2004. granted in the can. May nem, lathe Forms or Whilehieser %MAT is ale• Illentent a . Mg in the I '