The Express. — London, England, 1852-03-18 00:00:00

iLaw intelltaence. EQUITY bOU—RTB.—YaneftDAT. Ilkeriass rs Liscor-l's bra.—Bineas no Lose Camiguin* 5..51 Ma Leal s dances, Ma J. MT has. A full court of appeal sat yesterday, for the purpose of hearing au application in the matter of Mrs. Cumming'a hasty, to traverse the inquest. Prier to hearing this muse, the Lard Chancellor pee judgment ia the tonsuring 111Prmotion. v.. VALI Cif Matt!' AND SOUTH WALVIS JOINT "SOCK Salleralle Cons-ANT Es Lawm.—Con 111.111UTOIT.--JUDOMMIT. This was an appeal petition from an order of the Vies- Chaiseellor Knight Bruce, affirming an order made by *Minter Brougham, in the comic of proceedings under the winding-up acts placing the name of the appellant, Mr. Lewes, on the list of contributories. Under the deed of arttletnent of the Vale of Neath and South Wales Joist- Stock Brewery Company, the directors were required to keep in the hands of their bankers a sum equal to the cur rent expenses, and whenever the balance exceeded that antoun., it was to accumulate and form a " surplus fund," and the directors were to be at liberty to invest it in the purchase of any shares in the capital stock which should be offered for sale, and should at their discretion either mil the Mine, or merge it in the company. It was required that • share register book should be kept, in which the names of the shareholders in the company should be enrolled. In the month orate. il, Nil, an extraordinary ge neral meeting of the shareholders was convened on • genteel PUOI[I3OIIII ; and at the meeting had on the 10th of that month, there being then no surplus fund, it was resolved that if any shareholder should be desirous of withdrawing from the company, the directors should be at liberty to urchase his shares on terms therein stated. The late Mr. William I-Awes, now represented by the appellant, his executor, held thirty shares in the concern, and intimated his intention to accept of the terms of the resolution sod withdraw. Aa indenture W4ll accordingly executed in August s lowing, whereby, in consideration of the ems cif COL Weed to be paid by Mr. Dockland, ems Si the direr tom. Mr. Lalltl transferred his shares to the and a memorandum of the transaction was enamel 1. the register book. It appeared from the statement Si the ease that this ema was not paid by Bueklanil, but that Lawes advanced to the compauy a sum of tont, and reasitudi • " lose twee " for 9001. The Vice-Cluateellef. an the authority of the. ease Es Darts Morgan in re Vale ef Heath and South Wales Joirit Stock: Brewery Cmapany" (I Mee. di (lords., 22.1), held that Lawn must be plated on the list of contributories; inasmuch as the pietism* wee not made in terms of the deed of settlement. The ewe was argued last Wednesday by Mr. Rounded Palmier and Mr. Lewis, for the appellant, and by Mr. J. Knesell and Mr. Terrell, on behalf of the *deist manager. The Lord Chancellor, in giviag judgment, said it sp. ratto him that the caw lay le • _wit Miley compass. s nasecessary that he sheen now go into a detail of all the facts, the elnyie question Wog whether Mr. Lawn had Use gropers pat es the Let of contributories. This was a parearal l p of a mailer nature. Beier a Mist stock sempssy.enntresil sea pee* ausabor of partners, it was eressueiry Mhen man Fenn as strictly as possible to the teem of their be U the terms of the deed were not When* le. se It wee to be espeeted that every sherskelike melt attend the meetings of the company, wereediage wend be taking place is opposition to the tense of the pareaseibip. At the time that these proceedings took *OD the amapony was not in a solvent condition. The Midas sf garkeenhip pros ..led that in the event of tli-r• belag • Milos, after =she separate, accumulated In a "seeps, kind," the might parttime shares from pewee whiny he withibew ire etweere. The hag greedy la wen ef ad tbe are hellion we held. lar si ttl i =les wee neap by the ▪ ellawaseilp es te sewn et pneeedng man rein, thee la the anise essweeng the umetiag the 'pd. Se shiest Ow whin it woe oiled amid be ened. in it woe si te din tin the anise edam thee eatterrawary ad set ale the sped& Abele. At the ealease deem senties • eareadea wr yawed asthenia. lab di ✓eseseet If ray ollanildalf winked to red" se hey hie duns et • depreentol price, ow the else whet; degebr been ef his lending a stun equal to the parebee thsery m • bee note for Am years. That was • awls dprendw whin sared to kin to hums, the tiiiintieles of this punksemW He did sot see sar thine in the make of the meeting which meld bare [dead the shareholders to believe that each • resolution weak be .pined. A general ...flag was subsequently held. mad the shareholders present thereat did what they bad set the power to do, in estsoilieg the time for pens= who desired to take advantage of the reselation yawed at the extraor dinary misting. He had Is doubt that the tremeelkm between Mr. Lawn wed the essereay wee • reel en, bat se be wee dialing with the direesses es • ehnelesider he was bend by the tones et the deed ef seidenne. Oa 111111 guinea of aensisessure when had bees Wend ea la the er the dentin tese sae elike Vaieplei amea liwd to seelet illieeldia meld met. tlieelleue, be pew wand Ilme Wise am a semeel eftelemine eflhe awe. Wien le the resivelee pseud se es eisse=ml Milamilege Tele ewe mei ass le be mee et Ile rye, ad lie we of 'plies thee tap VW- Ceernehor bed SUMO tO • 141 bi aselkaisala eetslala~ Mr. Leered not en the bet of emelelitstaries. The dip ties mast therefore be dissaimed with eons. In as CCM/MOWS LCAIACT.—QOIIIIIO3I or 111017 To !Joyous Isocismoo. This was s petition ea behalf ef Mrs. Cumming, wham ease lately 'greeted so mesh ef radio atteatierkpargheg that she might he at liberty he *nem* the impidef ee idea elm had bees found be be • poem ef amemeadl mian, and that an ether preeeellege wale the emaaluisei Of law* eltseld be the seams stayed. su Mr. Bethel, lb. lardoll Pas, and Mr. Southgate pported the oppleadis The gusset geeetisa of the right of an alleged lama to truster the laquifinka, as a matter of course, wee mimed by this preeselle& be purpuedie or having the gueeticia hilly mimed ead delereaWed in a full court of appeal, u the enteritis ea thie paint were rather conflicting. It wu mieteeded that vain the statutes 36 Edward 111., c. 18, and '2 It 3 Idweed VI. c. 8, the traverse was • setter of right, Mien 444 fie _the lard Chancellor (Sr the penes hr the time helm *gra ebb the care of lake) eseals. is that the agleam we really made by Os pea rei sista iab e of the imp hi ties ; lad tans that pines " he tegokom of the °Nester the mid the semegoesses et Me prayer Slag The wine=abee bees sad has Loole Mord Thwar t ridlteta llsolailmodableaMet el =Lad Mla "SON% Lelr s p, 311), vollessi to So *Weser Led slid Leed - Thribew, tbse the right ettasseee woe soljest to the Matiso 01l the Lord Maar. Lade Lira sad Rads held a deeided opiates to the sate= right ef trusses was • setter of oak she of the Lod Chansons's amiss is the or . Mer. The Wall opiates of Lewd Herdwiehe as has as' the right se • setter of course ap,peered to be Nested es ea falai Clew of the cue, "Ea parte Rah" (I Atk., 312), sad le the 'tint see rehrred 'to, " (3 tk.. 184), Banuley wasned the petitioner, ead = it was dismissed it did act ehssehrs firm a mme la alt. The utmost extent to which it ..old be said that Led Hardwick' was opposed was this: that if the petitiasor we Sot himself tlvi loathe, the twine would net follow es • matter of as The a of "Fist " (1 Coe, 418), to which it was meld that Lard Theniew automated the mate opinion, was of me eudsority a, bases in that care the refusal was to the besband of the bastle, the legality of the marriage being doubted. I. "Na part rue"Pe (6 Wilsey, 102), Lord itoidyn held that traverse was • natter of right, and this . opinioa was very deeidedly stated by Lord Elden ia " Sherweed's" ease OS Tony. TM& Ia the net w" fleidge." Led Ceebahem, slag kw* the haute, eeneraded that then said be as Mahe is to the Imig, yet lie laidp, aseetheies ps has to traverse is the ashes* el the splaille ..,asset by Leeds Rides sad labs. sail has Reidy wee aid to lis seapeesed to soetehe as aft of salsa esi the edema gab. tuna. The arty ids vu we that of "Msetley," la whisk l od Trim held that the sea bed b e mai by the dales "Is re Bridge."' O. Ns aradanty sif al OM Sere Geoid be so desS whales% alma the Isar wee the saw he ha to lase the If lhe alma bass the applass by Ss alleged Sae sal ea other puma as as S ad. soy sake _dames basal the sollieettise ef the sees cited email at a bo sessadled. lard Coke awned to be ado as sides.fet Is he Otematary es I a 3 Wised Ti n he Sated the Oa se giving the sag wad the tight to test es a elder of sees The - a et " lessers'e," adsed Is la" Refiggpfe" SM. a ilis sly sae la whisk the guess spleiedo s Zo a l. aof Oat thole a as eat, sail It rise ha la head hes the nariallea of Se al Os pass did set loallj uss. prsised gm blase fated wool Sher NUM olds Elie The Lord Casellor shad M Ks Caalaze viL es he at. toodemor, er if Se bad opeasel led any 11b. SASH replied that the bay wee sot ia saissee, bat, if nsemiary, the might he seat he to her mate is Wood. The Lied Casa, said Mee. Craig at ear atta, it ea ada at beer .p dead, dear se bee le s a sold eases s rr peTa illl A g =se l" . The smart at is as seat see her bohes ads to • etioalados ea this mesa. Ma. Nasky we owenifai wet hr. The Atteesey-Oesersi sad Ms W. Pip Wad trili tau Mr. Molt, Mr. Totia_Mß ef_ the anon saw bin sod Mr. Morro), has, lted Sat Tie ri2 right must be direseu the Mae law. as so traverse at ease law Oahe% Rap., 111) , hot the right wee ono goes by Ihe ar _ _lliwowl Ili.. SSA Set tory partially. The 1411 filial* On. ggifee 1111 2 =11: Utees try farmed the a*, ware MIS of esp. 13 ; &ad that right we 011/7 Om ft siglis emu& than, which meld imelede it ia •No So Ilb The Salve. of Hose VI. eise aeile as my, tbat lands MOS la 3 Se tide w esleall mse Itip tees evkb ewe me, be whin nuked IS ENO idetsee awe Me as tree, The fed lithreed S - W . OW. S. IrallSiod the provides" of the Loom sat U MP vomit I. lay. There the right #.es we amt I bet Is um gay pas Seal he shiely Sr :tame ; wad tk• me Of the weed Mvu dimly Sewed tos ea welinisery oallsis implying a dissration s pese la the Lard 0...r..7.11 ... euanasied that idl astheellite eleflillsa ghe e the( this traverse was set a meet ear ale is. the eases citelldB, sore hada pelse to Is l GmV. a whisk preeldee *ft *lda l ean lad deals ile pill e Loud =w • a a • moan of Milk the ewe '' lewee ais. Medeleemlas t ad Weds; It was d eal, hags* et the staltelo le veil a Abates Is the wan wpm umbra= lake isussisi sr his. • •• . Lord Jung. Knight Bruce—lt is said that if the tr Mlle is allowed nothing can powoibly he paved of the alleged lugedes' estate, end that if it is refined then 'nay by possi bility be a little left. le that so? The Attorney.l.l..neral said it was so. The learned ceunml concluded by cdling as the court to refuse the torteres. The argustent wan proosodies, whoa The Lord Cheweellee slid dot Mt had jut received ea affidavit kora • asses of the sassed bootie, nested Watson, to the pervert that Mrs. Cuumi( wen too unwell to attend at We court to-day, but "SIN MNal any other day. Thst sedavit was sot eatileees4hwt,se the court was now shoat to rise, the MIMI NW over until one ease& es Wednesday neat, when argument might be resur sad ha trusted th at Ilse. Contialse would then be la aswo Is Me private rows Iwo rea MASS a 1 =a Soul. Maw IP. Maw. The hearing of this ease, which was commenced yeater day. was resumed and concluded. The plaintiff is Mrs. Harriet Mew, widow of the late Mr. William Mew, of , Hampton Hall Farm, Essex, carrying en the business of , farmer in partnenhip with his !brother, Mr. John Mew. , The bill alleged • custom in the country of farmers allow- , ing their wives, after supplying the house with poultry, , batter, and eggs, to dispose of the surplus for their own benefit, and an understanding between the brothers that the custom should be acted on. Acting on this custom, plaintiff had in her bands on the Ist of August, 1834, • sum of 90!., which she deposited with Mr. Hill. a silk manufacturer, in Spital-square, a partner in the Ann of Eastman and Hill, afterwards Hill and Cempeay, who received it from her as • deposit, agreed 10 pre bind per cent. interest, gars her a SpieS4 • separate debtor and creditor at = her, The plaintiff deposited other sums frees them te time. sled the pose-book was made up to the 20th Masa, 1616, when Ore was due to her 600/. 168.6 d. The plaintiff's Usher' died in 1846, and his will was by Mr. Mem Mew, his see, ono of the executors. ltiefoee kyr& be reemmeaded the plaintiff to draw her mesey from lir bade of Mom Hill and Co., and re quested Mr. Henry Mew le mkt her le AbadirLa safe place of deport, whir be pesmiseil le de. Mod, gave Mr. Henry Mew an seder be realm the messy, bet Mr. John Mew pet a stop epee M. sisbnieg it he his IIIIII•Stss of residuary legate*, ilia sa the 1110 MAW. l6M r Mears. Hill and Co. transferred the balms dee te the plaintiff, then amounting to Mt. ds., to Mr. Jeri Mew's private account, and spplied it in liquidation of • Leber sum due from him le diem aims then. Mr. Jells Mew bed died. Harm lame resemereee, plardliF died Me bill. praying to have it desired the* Mr. Jib& Mew's estate was liable to her for the 5671. Bs. ; and aim that entre plate-glass and chins, which she bed beeghe set ol bee separate fund, and which Mr. Jolla Mew hell elm slabbed es residuary legatee, might be desired le be bee . For the de tente it w ee eseemileil that Me swage did was exist in threw. den though it erred as bureed and wife, it moil not be ail te snit le the ease of • p• nership, and that the hated seeld net smite • gM of what wee net kis own, this maw being the property of the beethert. The Minter w as Roes rid berm ef minim there was net imilleier *rime te MAW' Me pleirtire skim. sad the bill Err he dierkesd ; bet he eseeldred it was not • ease is 'Ma err right to be given, wed he should there. fees Amin it without costs. The plaintiff might well base seppesed she was entitled to this fund, not know ing the fair rules which prevailed in matters of this deeniplies. PREROGATIVE COURT.-11•8Cft 13. Mimi Da. Lessuietwu. groin AND 011IZELA O. SCNCErFLA AND OTIIINA. This was a ewe of proving the last will and testament, Desdgf date the 6th July, 1844, and a codicil thereto, of Mr. Ma lttla, of Saville-row, ba the perish of St. James's sad iltsweed, in the county et Surrey, deceased. The =lsnit was promoted by hie widow, Mrs. Sophia 11/1111ain Wesbey, and Edward Clark, the executors by the will, agaiast two at the sisters, and ,at of Ida of the deesseed_ , named Annal Keefe liehmelos and Elisabeth Ma e& The will is lamas boviog buss *Nimrod le a orison condidit, ma slis_ ea YAW el Ellesbelb aholle and Anna Maria aimeds. do seighel prise in she arese, eat Charles Othoodsse. so Mamas% was gives it at the 16th llsessabw, Mk aralidep of 118 estivate, sod plarlisse that the testator, Ms Stay Mid en tbt Midi 41 1849, poramed of perseri peeperty et the plead 01, or thauselesnie. and at lisebeld se seerytisid sores 0 the mime el TAMIL ee thessebeate. That the leeleise, who was • Our= by Is_. and of re 7 brinable el s*, cams to lie at 75 yrs. of age, where be est up. and thence from umsti the lerness of a bellerdiareo been for many enhe latter years of • life the molar pooloor in cis fins et ads and Co., Cillibmaleset. Si. asses% and that he one wry illiterate and unable to reed mile., rod himself le trite men this hi goo nese. That in 1813 a bazaar of lhe = tesperty to his tator lli• in sirens, ths St. Petenburg, ftieliZ e pee said sod ars Kara direiner. is matedaa alt do tedatar, hat that the atm KAMM dr its dims spa parts, girls" one to the wester, re= mod always osprared himself error, pitiful Is, en* andiset, and whoa sparing thereof errs ascribed hW saw 11/0101M in life bathe poomoisey rem thus afforded hiss. That be was mach abider to lb deter esti she to the dear ef his dour, Ka. Seheather, mad that he sal. Ihmely *Wel the are se hog as he smasimed le all panda ef hi restal hanities. That the motater ease damelly riled his release la dermany up to 1845, after Shia be new ha *is roustry, bad Oat is 1847 his ALBIN* visited him, ear remised with lan for a drag whisk lira be Meted dien el* the sod albseiss, sad open their werving to =he sod hi wife accompuled them i, ezpreeshe such regret a* gentles, sod trammitting - by ties a considerable es el gto his sisters. That die testator arered die said Stutz in 1826, but the parties living •lisppay • . in 1846 it was lewd to rem* Mrs. hem the tomatoes hears. That the winder in the mime of 1866 bosun salad to epileptic fits, seder the ellist of which he was inse inespalli of the due m asks of his rued hordes fee sernal days, sod that at trin Kama Ka, whilst cast siding la his saWspi j he a ill ' sress Meek of that sates% her die War of shish • his reessoing pram thee* be sallied anima. be war quite resersed. It alleged that her seek time he is a low impering way lei bemire silledee in hit mad ad thesis at mu set ef slab be rola met le reereel. Tee Rem Whim wader, bed laud with the haler NA hi wide se a ft war less. op to the sepessam eli Tti Cissher whisk time she senlissed dreg with ia Om arm spar, INK May, 1847, when do terser hosted sellOstrained that she was in sinuative* him, sad used le say at dreg ho would rather hays, se thud ft would ha era a relief* him to have, his wife here epic That, in seesequ•se , his personal at tendant mesh a Wets to Kee. airs, she, upon the receipt of Itoollsigsd at ogre lathe Iseteler. sod entinued with hehi the time rids am*. and that Neu a ft er the of Mr esters es she raised a seplet• 0081101 over sod maned him &best se a Ghia It sapid that, armithelmelleg sr* garret redostien et his r metal and badly 1111111/1. OS INIIMOT was senipseset to trauma busi ness ef t = eireasen, sad even le irks hie sill, pro saism'. seri twarietlie end ef ma. And Wafter alkyd that. beteg is sash sea*. Kr. Mrs duly sole sod sosessid a use sod eerier vill ea the 7th 411sesst. 8847 (now us the registry of the emir* which had i s is i zreeir and drawn iii s hh i bisid ur d friss& sod oseldr tial Kr. Pas, of street, and whisk .. Erz!= s tore paid a ma rgh l e la r= 44 dee* ends wife. it glare s Tots' ef VAIL (she paayt able ease his wife s decree) to the Beninelsot Institution hr the Relief of Aged sad lab. lemeopern Team sod Mirto his said wit a Mb hewer ha do sea of el d ireeradromorese sr sent. sleek and appointed her his realasey legatee he life, with prier ef .pt seat (ss to sash raiaid by her will. That at Ai lMlrr IMO 1847 syrpeers eta arras of the bids sac= arms*ental iabeellity berm apparel is the soi ho es seek thee he w as possaly imemeipelot le tit tresestise of may buses. of sesioset sod sensers, sod seersi is the manegemont ef himself is his ail**. Tat in lane, WA the rid Sepik dads t.ek leldep at Delerirs, to whisk the testate. was reserred. whineleth his pewees ef peraspdan erl memory sanest an=s: hies. when ids samilesi areademe. dive illmmeoll emill Ms to be mew a sidet sod deka esperia tramire Bed esnW whisk see bee asesedie*. It hail that at dm dais ef the relemisi sill sad ae pee triled soled the teeter/ VIA is peassedes of W rental lasallissor either knew ex mime& se see reptile al Le l W M: =: g lei s a i sle all ire=te i t iled disea timi lt sees eiluitled le sse sot oneness* with his bet dens ill Km dire, edestien, eel that anted his kr keg and Noses die said deplis Ulna sever isersiesi. red myth IMP Imilateen edam la Grumer urea dr salad id hi slab ef heal* , alimeo his sail relelleme frogismily Imes hams reperig Worn. M. That at lemOi. lisiesese, the heleare - despiser sire We ha mite ham tp thus lame. mother sussed, hi dOOO. Candies lkillindsor, woo Imedistsly to Lomas der the ewer ef asap ride, but was rased awes by the said * lo th e dp et willek_belled.sies t h e hued diemselllytelei the arth diem* Wee of des bra mod apoplexy, ad that eta past arse= erraiselism it ap peered the rain of the deemed W been adored he et lsest the preview tweiraesitk. and le as erste shish sera sot but seressly albet the dee aeries et hi reaseek• hstillesr mod whkb Wined that derism all seek tire be err, le sirs treat, aseatelly s_sell.. la eassindeo, It alleged that the testator, in sod by ad his wile Wept Ihe pmelleshr will I. lia ewe) le=hissasil ma lesekstima a/ P C re sa t d r r ii slab be bad bests the troodoe, os=r i tsoolous. sod ft shish he had bra at oil tine I Ursa is rmeriber ai Shis sal he the horses ef semi illimills nesse sod that he weld sot base mere* a will wile Or Institution la Abel deshol me boned% had be been et podesdy swen• rad et Ille Ire of is emends* • raspeashe riser tree had been Ors Is am behalf ef ihe ensenlors. l mewed ha **will pesperels• It pleaded is rehear lime le Ss rasa ielhis olds herr alleselism. Or the tallier usable is stile sod seri writing; that be lbs. yule hie we sires teed ties moms et his peelers mill of the UN d ill tight bird br pantais i tied b deep* le War sere move, yet lad be err obaolly did • at kad, la the therm Or NW hied*. ear es which serer 'shirts we sword in' hi him& 'Wag. It denied that the WINK assasi Ms mum la THE EXPRESS, life to any part of the estate of his brother, which he re ceived from his sisters, but to Ilse kindness of his cousin, George Stull, sines deceased, who, is 1818, permitted him to become one of the partners in the firm of Stubs and Co., without soy pecuniary consideratiuts ; and that he did not receive any part of his acid brother's estate until 1817, whin he was not in citeumstanets to require it ; that the share so received was shortly afterwards returned by him to his sisters, with interest, sad that he sub sewmatly made presents to them to a large ammust,l but did not at say time express himself to be leader any obligsties to them, or leave either of them a legacy by any of hie wills. It admitted the twister was la the ha bit of visiting kis relations in Dermal every wend er third Jess until 1846, on which occasioa he esersied his usual liberality towards them end town lee the poor Obis native place. It denied that, upoa the madam of his nephew sad nen Maitre Ida in 1617, dry dig a=s the Mrs. Idea insialilk sad —i w is they se rei. asked se his la le etst i n ith i ttesie la MI set waat WM GA wan ssrns t for a =lishint tr4teay. That ledelor woo sowed sad ho =2 thead Mb with these absat i ntins, rearlases ray Wasiak rise. That he was very had of his ew e bat essessemat dkis dist Warr she , booms salvo idled to he him is VW het at his :0 1 =as whoa/whoa/ mmia sod ms isatinted to live with his until Ink whey by passe of aa shesselha of bar rand, a smiled., ISM ISM plan. ilat era bor ratteratin to health ths UMW benne saaloss it lara Mara, sod la order to posinat sang dMris Meg raised *war by Mho Warn sal bat Me e, who had bad the can of hlm Wr ing an Hines Weis from an attar of apoplexy, Merged hi servant George Darling to win a letter to kis wits, re. =her to go to him at Brighton, and rtardiall she rite nadir sever to George Daring, grim that has add Mire Wane gni her rehab IV* sat Its made aspdseed with A. sew, and that the odd Gems NA asseedingly, ea the 7th of May, 1847, seat &letter to M], Was. With to *et sent. That in Deamber, 1847, the ter War mostlated sale esispisted the pardon of Mr. Haas lers Wessel is A. hew of his Mae of Wise. in Cuff liwiloteset from the 'newton of that geattmaa, and that at suit time the testator wee of used eedsi, stemery, sz t l e zdentanding. That in Jamey, Mk the lelteber ins _paratenhip with Wwd Wake, Chutes lamp. eel IL S. Day, at sock time beteg fully= • seessiMa beibiew. That in Mar, 11146, while at Dedwisk, the testator trequetly lad his friends to dlas with him. particularly ea a anday, and sever eeenrind of being kept a primmer there, but an the waives* alma every day in the week went le Loadsa iw zd while than was in the habit of proseeling ales% Mt house is Saville-row, to his home of bushier to Cliffordotreet, and attended to the details of bairns. It alleged that the will propounded in the emir, and the codicil thcreto, were pre pared without any secresy whatever; that the testator masulted his friends as to some of the provisions contained la it, sad after its execution had a copy made, and delivered to one et Na Mends to keep. It stated that in July, 1848, the testator purchased an estate, partly freehold and partly aspybold. at Norwood, and exorcised his intentien of leas • lag it to his wife on his death ; having previously made a/rearmost, with the trustees of a certain trust fund settled to the an of himself and wife, to raise sufficient money to mks the purchase. That he built and endowed a chapel to certain almshouses for aged journeymen tailor,. sad Nominated the Nev. Mr. Baines to be its chaplain; and no the Ilth Nov., 1848, received the thanks of the trustees of Assad charity ,being at:stieh time of sound mind, memory, and understanding. It denied that Mrs. Studs IK anal the latter end of March 1849, ever refuse, er give wAen to refuse, any of the testator's friends or others seem to Min; and alleged that until that month the testator seseled to all hie pecuniary affairs; and whenever it became mew oar/ to institute legal proceedings against the euelineen of his Sr., that his partners were in the habit of marmillag him upon the subject. That although the east of the epileptic fits to which the testator was subject la INS mo dern him to some extent incompetent to transmit Wine% yet that during 1847 he recovered therefrom ; and Mw As end of that year up to his death was competent to treameft all pecuniary matters, and conducted himself in all rationally end eensibly, and that Messrs. Car= Jones, and M'Callao, three of the interveners In the muss, the trustees of the aforesaid almshoutes, had en divers occasions since the giving in of the adverse 'Reptiles. at. mined the testator to have been of perfectly mead sail and testamentary =peaty during the whole of INS. Dr. lisyfordon behalf of the executors, enteaded that, notwitbatandlag there right he proved to be senders up= which, when immediately ealleviag under the Masks of epilepsy, the testator sees unable es de mey eat if businem whatever, yet that, when the Ns passed or, and dews to the very last, be was of aditellni capacity to tamest any set of basin's.. The court woad see the will we sensed by the deceased's thou medical attendant, sail by the an of the party who drew it up; the drawer of the instrument wan present at the same time, and she seether Weed ; soot. et thew interested to the dimosahs. Takla/ the while of hasme tear ibis, ha selositted the resseity des desered woe estsilhhed bs,esd all doubt ; and Mahn Ws this, that it cans sat la has souse of the pmessdiess has hen wen MINN he midis the letter erM, sadhrhs pied* =Zessidesil he it. Odiedno sawher st s bad beat realtlemtr pedal se the odor side. ha Weld est be Ms any wens he is Mods Aso olio the mart tocsin s the eggsmols af Ws will Is dose: a ss ilZseedini. Dix Abbas when was Dr. Ties), in to the will, that It was oleo from the well as from the ddhrest exhibits in the ease, that it sar i not be emitted to probate, whatever might borne of the former poem It could never have bees tha istrsdes of Mr. Stakaoheit having lived unhappily with his ads, to leave her abostile,KOL Ustiertio win la quetiesibelapeles gives by that executed is 1847 wen onekirehly takial is favour of the wife of the demand. The ilerinosy of the wit nesses proved dearly that showily saw the per 1847 a great change came over hie mood smaslty, from which he never entirely ,severed, sad wider w id Mh he was suffering at the des of the prassad will. Re submitted the court meat peemealise aseisstit. TM limed Judie pogo/teed his &Wen. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.—IswEs, Mazc 17. The beds= fee the county al Sussex was presided with Mods, to loth erns, Mr. Buse Parks prosithig _es dr crews side, and Ks. Issues tags in the she seas. TM cause list is very there brag 'sly kw eatered—cee esearoaTr i thre spiel bey sm. The Owl Wisdom Ivry UM, thus bike terse thugs. =Nosier, sad • great wry ether Mine Abuse. lawn Parke, in charging ths gnarl bey, earesesi hie me= that the calendar was of s kim set to pens. Ift baeapatulaa then upon the esedithei et rim is the eseseyos it appeased to seseda dirges et the highest dthalthies knows to the law, awl ether ethers et • very thuds= character. TM Mt dame be snored I. meow =L• lease wears Or the order et her illegitierde I be rid thee to Ws are • dill ulty that gtherny puede* is sem of this oisudgdos with regard to the paw= etthethbi Wief bra beta alive did not arise, tor it sipper* by the thes ef the serge= that the War tenets wears bend( bed edmiteed ties the child war born ▪ amil es the death wee desely proved to have been ws erienedby beard that ths grandjury would, at ell swe a t: s l e *Mk that this was • oar which le esethereass of aught reeder, • thews wee elV a ve dsa. ith destraylag bee bre bead by pehes slabbered Ma is the doge et s =t. behe rill he wes pietas ta ilesi eat= bert=ilepeoillese thee th bad best prebend of • is ewe et the einem et this sweaty, mil that the urea who it it bed diregerded all the perithies • nes= suet wiriness atesset, Wares= s te ad sad wee ie hat Le ila ssues& the at sea ea est pedienest. threes= = 6 : 6 1 right es the minas wim to stele that the with • view le diatomite:al others of this try bad le Gas= that se ansais in less q ales pleads without thing ft= =WI with soot or **p i width weal* have the stoat et maw. big it throttle le eithheister it to bee* ter tee webs= the party to wham it wee gives at oar sag by the edger that there was math* wrong ,• and is thiMes = 1 pereaties. se pars warth eir* to sell arras le without Waft Ye sans sad adieus in bombes foe that wpm, wed to the sees et • revoised to has. the ealeabsos of sore pen= so that the raft ada i lse foaled atteniethe the event et hie attemilese reqaired fat Tasimesei_ Lake eidiOst any of these m my ew= bee ellesdth le la the preest car, in all prebehlkity the lib of the dress ed was weald have been saved, sad" es a pudgy es the crest of 1111. was incurred by say partry prtyah* edginess= with.= emeglying with the rgaisiiNr albs est of pedithmee, be said sot help nearing this the polite wadi de teed ft ara their assails. le 1112_ ,... 5 ✓od ley lateerstiene hale s dr segleteris polies The sight ells& is fern. Aiesapt q gideir MOM that maid he loess= heir lbws was e diem spier • lambs =as et hewing drives a tees et thea se= b ar thee* hulas sathespeaddreelbly athlete. Cos, wee wets or= s e mouth theate of Lord bee ordimay slow* sad the only quest's the geed jury woad have to (thaider wee, whether the party acceed bed wilfully drives the fettle upon V s lied it a thee whs. he Wight euessehly leave =peeled that esth • peredies wail be likely le be elthethi with dagger, sad if *et bet wee sob sat to their adder ties, It would be tbadaty tided the bill. There weeds& • ehargs of sausbreghter aping an andlne-driver sloss the railway, Is whisk it appeared that :by tie seglipstessbest of the pry assend„ • tzar sue three at as ftirepor tire, sail is glassed et the dame] te *et oath arse • bridge we *ether Area, at white these was way a shogle the Oaths, awl des cossequesee this the her last lee, awl she seeker seadeed dee& by a to have bleu es smerible et e ebbuL rwfaEljlisernmetedlis as suaressee be esiseveseed le est his ?V b hires* bet wee peressled bee dreg eim W lira., mhos ember ezarbeellse bethre the solisololl to same Maw= 11, _Sethi that O e hr i k k e e the eridest be had sari= left= to hee sad the ekes bra It east* his eyes, ead peerthed his hue •thereleg I:04 but it wow his Ivey le IT this that We was as The law regalit i therery pros in the pride. af es engine-Weer, sae aware that he wee .Mat to arrive at • thspeest NW*, thee= direst his ettesties mainly to the *Nil end every .err likely le era arthief eed k the se sxusa OM hews hs theme to de wig* had the ref ibraradag his puree el ebsevalles, the with= dumb Vie leaned jethwieeseihethe, rid Sal Atha* eltaiss et iha ppress aims we a wog bavy oat, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 18, I he had reason to believe, from information he had received, that still it did not present a true picture of the state of crime in the county, sad that in the western divides par ticularly • great many felonies were committed of which the parries who were the sufferers by them gave no infor mation to the authorities or the police. He therefore felt himself called upon to any publicly, that it should be known that the promedlag,which was known to the law by the mans of misprision of felony, was s very serious elbow, and sub jected the parties who were convicted of It to imprison meat for • year. The law with regard to this matter had certainly fallen into disuetude, but it was very neeemary that it should be known that it still misted; sad during the last twenty yews he had himself been called upon to make use of it in the county of Durham, and he bad sen tenced two parties to • year's imprisonment for having wil fully withheld information relating to an act of (okay that had been committed ; and if the present state of things should continue in this county, it was necessary that the law to which he had referred should be put in operation, in order to check that which was undoubtedly a very serious offence. OXFORD CIRCUIT.-STAFFORD, MARCH 17. CLOWN COVAT.-Bp GLUT,* Q.C. BUROLART AT WOLTINHAMPTON. _ . N. CoMin, 13, and IV. Co/kin, 20, were indicted for breaking into the dwelling[ house of Richard Bagley, on the 12th of October hut, at Wolverhampton, and stealing va rious article+, the property of the prosecutor. The evidence against the prisoners was very clear. They were found Guilty, and senteneed to ten years' transportation. OBTAINING MONET UNDER FALAR FRITINCES.--00- move Csoz: G. E. Bailey was in d ict ed f or having feloniously forged the name and signature of Emma Fletcher to a poet-office ember he one pound, at Wednesbury, with intent to cheat and doessad ; also with obtaining money under false pretenses. The indictment charged that George Edward Bailey, on the 22nd of March, 1830 falsely pretended to one Emma Fletcher, of West B rom wich, single woman, that he. the said George E. Bailry, had been to Bretby, in Derbyshire, sa behalf of the said Zama Fletcher, and served a certain oda of affiliation on oats John Bell. Edward Fletcher, in support of the allegation, stated that Bailey said he ad been down to the Chesterfield Arms, at Bratby, in Derbyshire ; that Bell was out, and that he had IA Ow seder with die landlady of the inn in question, wham Ball Wks& Now, It was walnut! by Mr. Huddleston that the allegalls• in the Indictment was not supported by the evi dence, bet that a personal service of the order must be proved, in order to support the charge. Mr. Scotland argued that the substantial charge had been suffitiently proved. The learned Judge, after consulting Mr. Baron Platt, de• tided that the evidence did not prose the averment ; the prisoner was therefore acquitted. Mr. Greaves further said that, in the bill which he prepared last session, there was a clause which would hare p ted any such objec tion as this being fatal ; it WAS, however, struck out in the House of Lords on the suggestion of a noble and very learned lord, although he (Mr. Greaves) poiated out to his lordship that this very difficulty would are. Mr. °naves referred to the Criminal Law Amendment Bill. The prisoner was subsequently placed on his trial on the charge of forgery, and Acquitted. MIDLAND CIRCUIT.-LEICESTER, MARC!! 16. NM PRIV* COVIT.--BIR7OII Ml..kr/TIC. ' MAUL.. ThereWe,eonlylrOca ;see eoterod for trial at Lriaster, one of which was undefended, and of no Importance. The other, which occupied the court the whole of the afternoon, was AND ANOTHER O. BITTLISTONE AND ANOTHER. Counsel for the plaintiffs, Mears. Huntley and Hayes solicitors, Messrs. Lawrence and Plows London. Counsel for the defendante, Meson. Maconliy, Willmore, and Huddlestone ; solicitor., Mr. Henderson and Mr Spooner. This was an important case, ari-ing out of a bankruptcy proceeding, and the court was crowded during the hearing. From the opening speech of counsel the facts of the- case all and to be these:— The plaintiffs in the action (Messrs. Quartermaine and Plows) were the trustees of the property of the late Mrs. Cuff, wife of the late Mr. Cuff, of the Freemasons' Tavern London. The defendants were the assignees of Mr. Culf, of the Bill Hotel, Leicester, a son of r. Cuff, before-named. In the lifetime of Mr. Cuff, the senior, he advanced several sums of money to his sons, Mr. duff, of Leicester, having received to the amount of 8 0001. This, of course, wee dens to establish them in business, but it was willed that at the father's death they should pay interest on the money advanced to his wife until her decease, at which time the money should be their's free from further interest. Mr. Cuff also willed that at his wife's death his residuary property should be divided between his children. In 1849, Mr. Cuff, of the Bell Hotel, became embarrassed, and to meet the demands upon him, the property at the hotel was made over to I Mrs. Cuff, of London (who was seetherin-law to I the me of Mr. Cuff), for certain securiehe and meoey advanced. Mrs. Cuff had two dauphins sad feeling that It was desirable to snake some eartiemene men them,l amongst other property, the security she held an the Bell Hotel, foe the amount of about 9001. was MUNI span' them, sad Messrs. Quartennaine and Plows enmesh That was at the nd of 1860. At that =WV. Cuff was apparently well, and was aft mush WOW 40 years of age. But early in 1881 she died sedgy, teem disease of the been It then beams asseasey that the I trusses hr her daughters should leek slier the property, sad of rearm their *Manisa was linseed le the security they held ea the Bell Hotel. They wrote to Mr. Cuff frbeg belles seeneity or en anangemen mein pay the dins Am Visions lateen r e4' bat th e esemenesinee nisi by dee pisintills this Lens tailing let. Cuff net these we me eiternative left for them but re tette peemesie• of the at the Bell Hotel. Accordingly, en the 171 k July 1881 peeperty , Mr. Plews sent down a meesengor p with power to take possession. On this Mr. Ca', wit h his eslieber, Mr. Flews Setae time, and give Mr. Clem ity of assaulting his friends,to sue if any arrangemsat mei be made. But on the 23rd of July Mr. Cuff made a lied et eseigeessai, and, a few days later, a Sat in brakemen was UM sealant him. The smigeses, aetwithrtemting Mr. Plews power Moe, aloe tent ponies, and, by am miler from the Bank = Court, snit the steak and tendeare. The ens* of the me taw se newer hem the se - 'pees the value of the smarity they held ea the gni. Per the delmelwate Mr. Macaulay urged est then was no appease* lain possession that Illeirgb • was met dews, his benne wee fu Mr. end Ms. mg am this the treisent neffenel te supply the bsssl es heir% es the swileansing that the positron Mr. Cuff's. The set of bankruptcy wee also eaptiek ea the point, the: when an insolvent had the paps sermien of property as the appestat owner, and traded on the meat Mist , snob wen balite be taken by the sesigsses t of theorisations whoever might turn en te he the reel owners. _ _ fashMSs;itaseeis were eiiMilsed for the plaintiffs and defendants, setablidelng the bets of the ease as above stated ; after which, with tho senennence et the learned judge, it was mutually agreed diet a nudist should be taken for the plaintiffs for 0911. Ills. 10d., sabjeet to • special ease in the Court of Commas Pleas. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—Yost, MARCH 15. Ma Paws Cdoet.—Baioaa Ma. Laws Auxessos. Luray e. D/11.10/BOVIIII.-111111MLAXCZ CARIB. Mr. Hall opened the ploadisgs Thomas Lister was the plaintiff, sad Hoary Dashaverails ssoreta of the Atlas Assumes Oampasy, was the tishsasS tississadon set forth the provisions of droalleise at adsmast for 1,8004 as the mill of the pidadg the padintom of the candidate tidied cos aid ths distrastisa of the mill by firs The tishathat that the insured prestha wess:i n t s :Fl by fro; , that so far as related M the with, tie e*Stiff was not in tended therein ; , that the pleistild did sot deliver a fall mad particular assosat d Ids as& demo ; eddy, that in the moms at loss sad Memo Ohm was fraud in the claim width the =maim elf dm mations ; dthly, that the kes happosed by the moommest sad wad ass Shama d the Plaiga thod ntiff Mianalt; eddy, that slier the wen bar he, ma hollmo the the Mit plass, • slam istrodosed idea the messiss, Masse =dm M Ithr asamomy, or mast of a pramdlosalle imam of I=Tille 0111 by mikados allege 1 the " sharp et promemed asi M wil the fu d l con trivers, awl aim the me of hest frassesalas the quality of theatre. Thsosugsa inns was JIMA Is dasessume of tiro armless et widows 11111iniat sad the pad idgth et the addresses of ommosl, the paussadMis is WI dm Vie.days. Ms Sum La sussig am observed that the two quoilloas Shish the jury hod es iesith were these—hid tirwershatiff ommitted fraud is the stammat of Mims be had gist to the Atlas Company ? To be satithod that that was osshoy mast be fully perosaidthst the dr testiest had math est that the pleas!, had Vz , sad triad's made a hbs remises ststsmsd. bo most was vitrAkte Os p bad bass In d by the suet etas *Stiff ? If a the result they pm thglrwa dMt he the plaistiff, he would be added to roomer me third tithe sans which the jury believed the ardsiss were worth that bad been destroyed In the ME, and Ma whole of the ma Ilia the was worth la this wasams. The jag Mind to their vasiht at Id Wastes pad $ AM*, sod, after as Massa if twisty ariantsa, retuned We mort with a verdict hr the plaintiff, as to the wilful of the burning of the mill, and for the Mto threidabst dais apes the Ades Com. peay,la dope of the pdgeM a lis vall yeti wasshosse. la • assmi shahs sass u UM, s lithe," the elemtary of th e Omni lan/saes Company, the record was with. drawn. MONMOUTHSHIRE AND GLAMORGANSHIRE BANE too C .—Yesterday, before Muter In Chancery NEM, the cases of Messrs. Mayberry, Waddington. and larota, were argued at considerable leagth by Mr. W. M. honk for Mews. Tilson, Morrie*, sad Co., solicitors to the Mats, sad by Messrs. Roxburgh, Russell, and Gifford , se sessiel for those contributories, the Raster reserving his dmailisa until Friday. _ . - rdavortiorment.)—hOLLOWAT'S PILLS TM TM CV= 0/ 1114DACIM Olt" /OD Witt as 0.11111114111110 era seam—lbeee wauderal pale Mae Inn tie aim et boa weal perms promarall beritable to la Itedey 7 ,743 Imo eleeed. They way Waage alai poet inkty, lad a low a me by prom eathelei bat pure& delay, datieelailie. dames: as work Ilk et leer espeiliele, mai Ore was SW prallepred le espy aura we • re ellealuet IMO MIUMPW• PO% kit lift air te **Jig et Ilk No dam es neat lair aims& Illler . I"W art P l asic ian = git tUt= " lll. ladita THE POLICE COURTS. C;.F.klit EI!TWELL. 77borriat Bailey and Aleseetkr toree, two well-known characters, were placed at the bar before Mr. Come, charged with the following brutal assault: Mr. Edward Sams, whose head and face was bandaged and plastered in nearly • part, stated that yesterday morning the two prism:on, who were standing at the corner of Peter-street, Mrkenwell, insulted hint and his wife when passing them on their way to their home. Bailey spat in complainant's face, and Force knocked him down and struck and kicked him in the head and face several times. While on the ground, Bailey struck him several times in the face. The policeman said be saw Force kick prosecutor in the hoed, aad otherwise ill-treat him. The surgeon at the Royal Free Hospital stated that the Wnoes were very severe. r. Corri• sent the prisoners to the House of Correction for a month, with bard labour. W ANDSWORT H. William Rarlinacas, a man wearing a hat with a gone lam band, waistcoat with gilt buttons, and a semi-military coat, described as beadle at the Roman catholic chapel in Park-road, Clapham-common, was charged by Mr. Thomas Clark with assaulting and expelling him with unnecessary violence from the catholic chapel. A second summons charged the defenciant with assaulting John Framplin, without provocation. On the application for the summonses on Monday last, it was stated that the complainant Clark, who had been to Clapham Church the day before, was passing down Acre• lane, when hearing that his brother was in the catholic chapel, he walked in, shook hands with his brother, and asked him how he was, when the beadle caught him by the collar and fircibly dragged him out, and as he was using him very roughly, Framplin asked him what he meant by it, and the beadle then seised him and tore his coat, so as to completely spoil it ; a melee er.sued, a number of Irishmen taking the part of the beadle and some Englishmen siding with their coun trymen. The police of the P division interferred, and the parties proceeded to the Brixton station-house, when Raw- Union charged Clark with striking him. The inspector on duty would not entertain the charge, and the result was the application for summonses. Mr. Scott, a banister retained fur the beadle, wished to obtain crass-summonses, but it was suggested that the mutter had better be talked over by Mr. Good, Clark's em ployer, and Mr. Scott, privately, and compromised. Mr. Scott and Mr. Good, with the complainants, retired—the defendant remaining in court. After a short lapse of time, they returned, and Mr. Good expressed that he was satis fied, and Mr. Scott said the beadle had certainly been guilty of intemperate conduct. Mr. Deaden observed, that two servants talking in a chapel was not right, and, if there was any future attempts to create a disturbance in this chapel, he should certainly punish the offending parties. SPORTING. WARWICK AND LEAMINGTON SPRING MEETING.—WEDNEsDAy. graass of 16 an. each, 6 It, for 3-yr old.. One mile. (4 sub..) Lard Warwick's Slack Audrey. Sat 41k Walked MT. MATCH ; 60 soya., 12at each. 2 , shiles. Mr. Habertaos'a The Yams (Owner) 1 0 lir. Pannier's Base De•de Won in a canter. SWSZPOTAKIS of 5 sovs. each, and 21 added, for 3-yr olds and upwards; winner to be sold for 2001., &c. One mile. (3 subs.) Mr. Mullins% Duos TAW. 3 yrs (Sol.)), Slst 91b (Kendal) 1 Mr. De Wanes curl, 4 yrs t3rl.), 7st nib (Nan Mr. G'own's Lucy, axed (3421.), 34% I alb . .„.. (MMus, un.) 3 . 6t04 on Curl. Won by • length and • halt Run in 1 min. 52 see. _ _ _ - --- -- ---- TWO.TE•A-OLD STALIN of 10 son. each, and 50 added; colts, Bst 71b; fillies Sst4 l b. Five furlongs. (11 subs.) Mr. Wauentips's Latbeame Hayes ((i. Whitehouse) 1 Mr. J. Arbor's Iby Ilse Libel eat id Van Minch's dam (Revel I Lard Caledon's it by %m al om cat Verbena ...(W. Unarm lar C. Kultont's genelbert Lord Wilton's I by Oakley dam by Ells (Flatman Mr. Unstring's liege (lron, Jun.l Mr. Dearness Madams Linden (Baetboksnew) Betting :6to 4 eget Catherine Hayes (t) 3 to 1 agst Libel colt. 4to 1 eget Madame Landeau, and 6 to 1 wn Rage. A splendid race between the two favourites ended in a dead lust; the Simoom colt a bad third, and Ethelbert a bad fourth. Run in 1 min. 9 secs. Deciding heat: 11 to 10 on Catherine Hayes, who woo in a canter. Run in 1 min. 6 secs. - 4311EITVIARWICISH181 HANDICAP Of 20 son. each, 10 ft, and 6 only if declared, with 60 added, the second to receive 231. Two miles. (31 subs., 13 of whom paid 6 son. each.) Mr. W. Pabser's Doubt, 0 yes, let 7lb (Charlton) 1 Mr. Lam Day's waterfall, 4 yr% tat 111 b Or C. NollioNell Molted!, 3 tea, 4at 111 b (Sweeter) 3 Lard Lurgva's Cum, 4 yes, Oat lab 1 1 = i 4 4 , Cantata Lades ANN. aged, let Mb ( Mr. IlargenPs (0164, 6 ) re, as 11th (Kendall) 0 Mr. Bobiesua'a fiellna, 6 yrs, Gat 104 (Preece) f) Lad Laldan'a liarnelentord, 4 yr% Oat 110 (carded fat 6lb) (O. Mann) 0 Lora Cbeeternekrs I by Liwerecet out ot Intim% a yre. 44 611/ (41441) 0 Betting : 6to 2 eget Quetta, 4 to 1 eget Doubt, 0 to 2 1 agst Etholwolf, 7 to 1 egst Jainism filly, Bto 1 agst Harpsi chord, and 10 to 1 apt Waterfall. Won by a neck; a length between second and third, and a neck between third and-fourth; Cogia • bad fifth. Run in 3 min. 47 sec. DENDALI STANDS of 6 son. each, and 23 added, for hunters, &c. 2 miles. (8 subs.) Mr. J. Little's Vlllimuse. fir, list 61b (Capt. Little I Mr. Lacy's ash 1 a 71i (Cent. Lane 2 Yr. Llui• arS II yre. 114 710 (Mr. Davenport : Mr. Littledliet of M% 110 (Capc W. Peet) Mr..t e = wm aiswinfte, • ms, firi i iiii (Career) 0 OoL Ma 11484, / pn% 1114 . (Capt. Dom) 0 11,4 a es . Won by a length ; Redcap a good third. Ran in 4 _ 7 see. _ ___ _. _ ___ _ — iiTANDicipoi T....7ach, and 20 added. T.Y.C. (6 subs.) Ms. 801111111 • 11 Inasadaa 4 yrs, 7st alb gnarl 1 lasd Mika% Ihtuatty, seed, 7u alb (oar. Tot 1010) (Flamm 2 Lord {/vale itsitaslst, 4 yrs, Ist CI, (Amid a Yr. J. L daft sassabaster. 4 yrs, lit Mb (Wan 1 Yr. V. AMlteaos DOWNNOCT , ag. d, Sot 71b (Lowe 3 Betting :-2 to I eget bacandus (t), 2 to 1 agat Sagacity, and 3 tol art Tightwaist. Won by half a length. Run in 1 ann. 30 at. MARKETS. LITIMPOOL, MARCH 17. The sales are :—Baltpetre : 100 bags, 245. 6d. to 275. Jute: 60 boles, 9! 10s. Sallower : 40 bales Bengal, 41. 7a. 6d. to M. 16.. Madder roots : 170 boles Turkey, 2!. 6e. 6d. ; ditto, 30 bales Turkey, all faults, 434. to 445. Fustis 26 tons Tabasco, COTTON.—LtvaarooL, llama 17.—The sales of cot ton to-day are estimated at 6 000 bales, and include 200 Pernam and Maranham, at 6id. to 61d.; 800 Egyptian, at 61d. to 9d. ; 1,600 Surat, at 31 .to 41t1. The imports since Thursday are 1,600 bales. The market closes still more tamely, yet very steadily. Compared with Friday's rates Alinanaan are the same, good staple, Zd. to 61d., not more plentiful ; Maceio and Maranhao& are 1 dearer; Per ms* and Egyptian 3 per lb. CORN.—Borrow, March 17.—We have had a small show of Wheat at market to-day, and last week's prices scarcely maintained, millers being cautions purchasers. Oats and Beans in fair request at previous rates. Wheat, red, 39., 41s. ; white, 465. Beans, 295. to 32r. Oats, 19s. to 23a. DUBLIN, kAIICH 16.—There was asmall supply of home grain et market. The sale of every description was gene rally very dull, but without change in prices, the transac tions having been in a great measure confined to purchases for seed. Very Mlle doing in foreign wheat, but occasional sales of Indian corn occur at former rates. White wheat, 235. to 275. • red do., 22a. to 245. 61.; barley, 12a. to lbs. ; oats, 111 s. to Ils. 6d. • rapeseed, 14s. to 17s. 6d. ; oat meal, lls. 6d. to 12s. • ba k er ' s dour, 12s. 6d. to lbs. per cwt.; Indian corn, 29a. to 31s. per 46011 m. CATTLE, de.—Rowroan, March 17.—We had a very full market to-day of stock of all kind, which was a very heavy trade, and • great quantity not sold. Beef, 2s. 10d to 3s. Bd. Mutton, 3e. 4d. to 4s. Lamb , 4s. 4d. to de. Veal, 3.. 2d. to 3e. Bd. Pork, 3s. to 3e. BIVINOAiII (MINT) FAIR, Merck 17.—We had a good show of grazing stock of all kinds to-day, and prices for eton Beasts of all breads were well maintained. ➢Bleb and in-calf Cows sold freely at 121. to 141. each ; good promising haifen 81. to 101. The Sheep trade was brisk, and wither stair of all ages found buyers at improving prices ; good sons made 365. to 40‘.; inferior, 301. to 365. per couple. Then were but tow peg Menu but thus few sold well. Pigs were plontiial,lll4loll.ll in them was dull, at reduced prim. ROBBERY OP GOLD Dlnffet—Yant4infortnation was given to the police that a man rasa Wilts, newly arrived from California. whom, year Of toil and disappointment, ho had collected IN men of gold dust, had been rubbed of his entire MOW= by two sharpers who threw themselves in his Mid Weed his easily bestowed confidence. After sspalal NigellaNging themselves to him as simple people, urn whom, as or him ' self, fortune had smiled, ono professed to buy the dust of him, and produced a roll of notes for the purpose. With strange imprudence he suffered himself to lose sight of them while procuring • receipt stamp, and in a moment found himself despoiled and dest.tuts of as much as the mesas of reaching his friends in North Britain. THE DAVENTRY MURDER—EXECUTION AT NORTH. awerort.—On Tuesday, Elisabeth Pinekard, who was left for elocution at the late arises for the murder of her mother-in-law, in November last, WiarHaTetiTry, ;ace; went the sentence at the county gaol, in Northamp ton. Owing to the strict seamy maintained by the =lL%and the officials of the prima as to the for the execution, bat few pitmans were wawa ea the serdso. At daybreak the scaffold was *natal with all deepatsic at the rear of the gaol, and the usual sommesaisats eespleted . The rev. cUAain was early ha a/Modena on the miserable culprit, and at a few abaft Mien 8 o'clock she wea led forth by the governor sad gad adisials to the drop where the sentence of the law was at ma tarried into effect. Iler struggles were severe Won We was extinct. Her body was afterwards buried la Ma pirsdosts of the gaol. The culprit, we understand, mails a All amatession of her guilt to the authorities of the Edw. wb fissilse for the present divulging the details. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. HUHADAT, MARCH 18, 1852. each ef the folleering plates at morning. The statior.e see Or= of 6uts of Westkar. imotai; 1, -- sampan . 67.7:70:7 =7' 01111111NWICH snow. IlaurneAD I e ..,,.. N.E. N.Y. N.Z. N.E. N.N. N.E. E. N.W. N.W. N.N.W. Gentle Brom Straw Bt t. Oast le anus Oastle %row Miran Brame Chad* Breese CiesU• Wm.* Gentle Breese yglit. Aire Wang Men Calm GasTle Bream Gentle 4reese Overcast Overcast Overcast Overcast Ovaraast Overcast Overawe Overton overcast °merit Overcoat Overcast Overcast Overcast THIS DAY, Nowt. - Clem el Wind. Strateth at Wind. Mate of.tlr_ %camber. BumB Bre e. The retsina from the following places did not reach this saes in time for 'Publication yesterday • they therefore ladlcate the state of the weather as Tuesday aerobic at alas o'clock. KULLSIMIII ...... :: Maximo Pau Bauroca ..... LW. Oahs Calm Oda Climb Bram . _ lererteat (hernial Overran Orereaet SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Toe out eorrosposilof UP, tke Slapping Quells.' slid L. • CASUALTIES. Anna Allele, Kortryk,lrOonGroningen fur Loudon, sailed from Zoltkamp, Dee. 27, and hu not since been heard Eclipse, Ilull, sailed from Rio J - moire, Nov. 17, fur Cower, and has not since been heard of. Herald, Lawson, from Shsnghse to Leith, W. 13 Frottl d, Oct. 31, off the meat of Java, by part of lier crew (31sio.:a men), who bad massacred the muter, two mutt., “iid two 121e.1; master's wife left on board when the sank.—Singapore, Feb. 3. Irene, Martens cl'russian brig), from Liverpool to Tr,...t e , was stranded in the bay.—Gibraltor; Feb. 7. Lord Dupplin, of Glasgow, bound to Csrthagena lath coals), was stranded in this bay on rocky ground, and full of water.—Gibraltar, Feb. 7. Philens (ship), Herbert, from Liverpool for Baltimore., is reported, in a telegraphic despatch from Norfolk, listed lit inst., to have sunk near Cape Henry Light, and be came a total low—Boston, March 3, SRABORNE MAILS. (If Dignifies that the mils are Pent from the Genera! Po-..-office if the eitret—ead M by the ' bitbeitlebt—aa4 14 by tbs sornlax—despatch. Doty Wboa made tip Yrus 'tat , COUNTRIES. la G.. m Ma ?wt , wb., OXise Ueda° rleri.atet.ll. I dab —.—w America( syltrit.paclut N March 10 L.,. r;ta..i... March as Aatriaatti) United States paaket) /4 March :3 aaterleatbyllitatetpkll Mardi 31 Shift 1 West Coast) „X lax al the math rlyrainith .. April 3 alosaatlrbi• .11 IletLaWath of moo. ''./•••er ...... Mr,rell IS Salem .... . .. . .....M oally 'Dover Snail t.ll/1101115 ArC,l 14 al of the nt.atl,„*.t.tharavtou. April 16 Obbfwalsivls Calor; el 2,46,11th0f niiali. ~. .0 aura . i 4.. al ar , b 6 NM at 0.01 /tope It lath of tbe swath. elytecutli Apnl 3 Ccnataaninvyte • .1. IXll7lb2ithol sea; Doter Gland All4llOl al 1141117tbafisi. ate yektutkazaptaa. March 1 Chsabel 14ca .24 liaa„'Nod.,l6/nd. I •stithualdall.Ta Th.fla MR .. II Saditatlitt a:4lth sauthamptas.,March 20 /now 21 Alt Two. day Dover ..._....!Tam da. Urea:N.., .N 71b111127thof mw Dow , Ward 20 Elasibure IS Tatoday a Vila's) Larks. ilfitto,Nat Holland ........ AI %data. & 1 1 .eur. Laadus..........Xue.Tka deadens N 17th at the moth aaathawpWalMant X trauma /.1 a N Twice daily lada (sia Souliara„l.)ll Ina cl the same Niutintaiptoallaith a la.iia Ina Marseilles) N tahm.iithot month Dover Asell 6 tedlterrawas(Waikaita I 1 assataa) X 10t1 of the tomtit inatawaytos. Musk 11 tattoivia Varscilas) —1 Sauk/ etb o. aiwat. later . 4711 3 16aelco M 2att of the taonth: . .. , itaamotos. llama S Madeira AI SW of tee atatak.antitliasaptaa. April 14 Malta* . ) 7 ik.llll,lotk,: 7 tb 1 N aluthoftbe month, Dover .... . limb 18 Naplea• /4 StkUith2Stbol moat [tower — • .Marcb 21 Papal abate N Stblsth2Sitiotints Dover Mara U Vedasbaukt /I Itlllol/Itliormou soL.thatapton. X.rch 16 Pont It aselklTtkof 'month Southampton. Much 20 rw 6611 7 • • .... „ N 4111241+.41.#1nrun Cover Much 21 West lollies N 1711 of the a...lab Sotabairaton./11arch 20 Watt Indies (asps Na vassaossa Normal M Sat 0 the ronut.lll/outhavel•t.l.. i Marsh P . • "Dm mane to too= *mottle. lbw soolud el us oomplii molt pocket Tie filonclllea. ARRIVED. &ANIMAL-at Bristol. March 17 tram nein Airresm-at Ormond, March 16, tram......-.....„ laties Alros-at Crammed. Marsh 17, from DOM* SMAMA-at Otavemed, March 16, from 61. CATE. GAMM-at Crammed, March 16, from Cnaunma-atOrammed, March 17, from, Chrlatimle Cammiva -at Oravaamk_ March 17, fr0m........ ..... liotaaalnedl caesura-lc Liverpool, March 17. ham Chmiesem &mama-at FaMh, March IS, from Flom-at Crammed, Mud 16, Irma, .. _. La = Omearus-off the Wight, March 11, tram— ..... - ..... Celesta Govssma-at Liverpool, March 17, trams Lime Osoaos-at [Scarped, March 17, tram.— ....... ..... /Own Hecht-at Liverpool, March 17, ham ...................Comelmsei HALM I -at Gravesend, March 17, Cm Nem Jams-oft Falmouth. March 14, from Nam KM) Amase-off Falmouth, March IS, tram Palermo LW/OCT-at Gravesend, March 17, from Rostock Maya Lune-at Orammad, March 17, from Norway Mate Eumum-at Liverpool. March 17, tram Borders Nouramus-at Deal, Hank 16, Dom St. Michaara !grooms:A-al Clomemerm, March IS, tram Callao Par usa-al Gravesend, Mane 17, from ...melee WYMMIMUXUNLIA-at Oravaland, Much 17, tram Norway Ths State of the Weather at Nine o'clock yesterday arranged in order of latitu Course of Wind Naas at Plaus. SAILED MIMIC-from Plymouth, March lA, to PyMicy Daum Ilaumm-Irmo Oraveamd, March 17, to Bermes QuarnmaComent-trom Liverpool Much 17, to B. Ayres Count-from Liverpool, Minh 17, to thuhisals Cauntutt -Baia Pthamith. Much 16, to Liverpool Daumeamo-doom Li March 17, t 0... Acorn Dawes-Imm Li Marsh 17, to Myra Dover-from Hyman, Much 17, to St Michsers Eradeum-from 1.4, lurch 17, to Barovlcas Husk limua-from Liverpool, March 17, to Constantin.** Rummers-tam Liverpool, Much 17, W.,....... Rotterdam Omuta"- from Liverpool, March 17, to Rotterdam Gruarus-from Grausaid, March 17. to Brews Hamra-from °ramrod, March 17 t 0.... Cudid BUST SANNI7I-froor Gravesend, March 17, to Adelaide Hamoto -from Liverpool, March 17, to. Carets Ilnameromr-trom Plymouth, March 16, to ....... O. Leona Weir.. Myriam.- from Deal, March 16, to Bombay Hownoaas-from Deal, Iflardi 16, to S. Leona lima-from lay.rpool, Marsh 17, to %miss I.asaus -trout Liverpool, March 17, to Coustaouitopl• Jams Burs -from OtavearmS, Much 17, t 0... ........ , .Anitit LVINIM-tram Gravesead, Muds 17, to Demerara Loommerrr-from Limy pool, March 17, to Client Maur. Mumma-ham IMIIIOOI. March 17, to Lisboa Mawr Ass-60111 Plymouth, March 16, to. Salary 11.6 ELPMDMONE-tram Pi mouth. March 16, to P. Philip Mains Psalm= -from uth, March IG, to London Naomi-from Gruvesend, March 17, to AMMO Now Your-from Liverpool, March 17, to. New York RIKOTIM-from Bristol, Muth 17, to Gneiss Boss-from Liverpool. Marsh 17, to Rowataam-from OCSIOMPINI, March 17, to BAUM Baum-from Portsmouth, March 16, to Loudon VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Orwaseree, toe the Mauritian. Dm IS, lat. 22.26 0, ton. PI E. Leortonotowini weal, March 7, lat. 37.47, lon. 12.20. Paw• lbeeelleb hour Part Alexander, bound meth, March 11, lat. el N., la•. 10 W. Ilanialore, from Bengal for IrmAnn, Nor. 27, 1at.19.37 9., lan 21E. Miaow, (Alp). from Liverpool for New Orleans. Jae. 28, lel. hy lox. 70. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. COL—Mardi 14. at Meekleao;argequartg the wife of 11. AL Cbs. Beg., of • daughter. HlLL—Mara 12, at Betamarie, the wLe of the Hew. R. H. Dill, of • daughter. KITTOE.—March 14, M Cladweu Etetory, Ern. Ewma, wife of the Rev. E. H. Mime, of • am. LONG.—Mush If, at Lang latton, Surrey, the wife of J. W. bwl. Meg .01 a daughter. MAC BEN.—March IS, at Harley-street, Cavendish-square, the wigs of Yr. A. C. Madmen. of a daughter. Ellill.—Meek 13, at Haw-green, tie wife of P. J. Mike, E.g., of • sea sell Mir. I.olllll3.—March 14 at Beech Lodge, Greet Marlow, Burge, M. 7. Miler, of &daughter. TOPTON. —March 13, at Bury4treet, Guildford, Mrs. T. Tamara, am. Tuavns.-Warth 14, at Dover-stret4, the wire of B. Traver", pus, Reg, d• daughter. MARRIAGES. CIIILTON—TOMLINSOIi.:M — a - rcqii,:Ciit. Wok's, Weleeritimp. lon, William, second soil of Mr. E. I l otton, of Manchester, to Sarah, eldest daughter of the late Mr. T. Tomlinson, of Chapel Ashe Woleerhasaptem. GRANT—GRANT.—Marcia 11, at Melton Ma'am, F. Geary, Set, scoot the late sir W. Gairy, Sart., of Osoc.heath, Kent, to Mary babel* daughter of F. Grant. FA., of Sussex-villa, Regent's. park, end the Lodge, Melton Moolosy. OLtiltlit—BELLAClS.—Maret,ll6. at Maryleboos Church, by the HA,. J. 11. Randolph, lector of tisadersteed. M. A. ost, r, mender, second son of the late K. 11. Uhver of tee SOS to Flora, ooly daughter of the late LieuL.o I. G. 11. Bellacs. SOCMARD—rEf LST.—Morch 19, MM. Mar)lehoneChurch, by the Rey. R. J. V. Thomas, M.A., Mese r and Chap{ In al Bancreft's Uospilal, Rtepnei, Y. T. Richard, Esq., of Voiey.place, to Maria, Timwdaughter of retley, Fp.. of Stepney. it IL —ROSE.—March 11, at Bortingdon parleh church, by the See. J. Chart .worth Mr. G. Treater, of Neethroot, Herts , sod formerly of fettenhall, Wolverhampton. to Mire 80110 Sore, second daughter of Mr. W. Roe, ot floamoor, Herts. DEATHS. COLTSON.—Murk 13, Clllllw youneed soo of W. DAWN lA. of Oresmor.plece, New.roed, Kennkurtoo. DlL—llereh li. Hannah, wltsof Mr. Dee. of the Bold 71 ‘ 04 P g. whernant, MO ELLIGT.—Lost, on t h e edit of Ahies, early in November, In • cap tured slam Gilbert Elliot, Lkut. only ow of the OW of Bristol, c a 12. IPORBEB. en% 15, E. H. Fortes, EN., of Albenyotreet, Reefer park. seed 111. !MUM.— Minh 13, IL H. !aryls, Esq., only son of the late lime. Jervis, seed 33. LAY.—Muth 15, et the Grove, lischney,Trypheaa, relict of the Ire Mr. D. lAy, erred 74. WOLIN !SUB.—Werth IS, P. Ilelineux, Faq • seed 67. POATE.—Mends 13, et Walhentirreen, J. Nate, Req., COMMatill, 70. BOOL—EarM 13, J. Boss, Isq , of the Queen's Bench-office• I r' ° ' pls,aad aoodrMy.sgnee, lallagton, scat 71. WEEK.—Marais 17, at Itosktmen-Tren, Iltnry Wr4l l , of Thew Wren, corn lambent, seed 93. Printer:l=d rabliebed by Wilmot Kano 1141.. a, of No. 1 . LOU"t , t. street, in the at of Leaks, ?deice, at the Mee. In to:obit& Meet. In the preelnK of Wkitetrlarn—Tenntanta, ILeacr le, 1533. chic diet one "T nine WIZ Mat lbe e was plet !tat Co f rat or pros the? Prow -- tut TI Me i Intel