The Express. — London, England, 1852-11-25 00:00:00

Ttt Txpre LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 25, 1862. [THREEPENCE. RAILWAIS. TIIIS DAY.—Two o'CLocE. The railway market is generally steady, and the late improved rates are in most cases supported. Caledonian stock has again risen considerably, but Lancashire and Yorkshire, and York and North Mid land are not so good as yesterday. South Eeastern stock opened higher, but has since fallen back again. French shares have not been largely dealt in, and present no great change in prices. Belgian lines are firm, and Sambre and Mease rather better than they closed yesterday. It Namur & LSor (with to.) IS Os. Dir.(3 Inmost) 111 skaibers or hum... ell Da SW. 3 par et. Boa& (33r R! Auden .le ) bes al! fisrovelialtink ?Mu% II Urloomemed lleolou le rens ma la m w tr Palsied Orissa, ... IS ma Mom... IM MnW Iltranle.r.i 4 P.3l4.3.&•Nsatnierbfforp Si 3311163amsail IS lumps red 11...“ ... $ wogs,. sod M...... b. Uppar Tadlallerlp all %OK Viand... II Wows of Frame— :1 1 / 4 /I 1134 9 SI i US i a sa I mortgaged to the Portuguese boadholders, and that, cone.- quently, until the committee receives from them a commu nication that this security is given with their consent, tt.ey cannot recognise the dealings in the railways of l'ortugd with this guarantee. I have the honour to be, air, Your obedient servant, Geo. WEIIII, Secretary. Robert W. Kenner& En 1., on behalf of the Provisional Directors of the IS ISi l‘f 17 pat GS 47 78 40 $Ol Ni 47 So poa 707 4 71 PR 1 Ili 171 11 4 21 0 1111411 j Of toe pm Ist IRIAREA AND STOCKS UNGOAILUITIED. IN w.f., up to I p.m. lksswiTs. _ . • 04- 41 :-.' A ~•• 7 cr__ 1 510.....x....._ •. • • Tfit No. 1,963.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVEN --,-------- IRELAND. (Dr. Weddikve) recommended that there should be It vo.u.IIIINK and EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH COMPA3II44. yi • ith ill itgllT OIVEN, that If ItagAGLI between LOND'32 ,„ -- , t j l e , pi MWAlllif il through Me shin Companies Irmane probate court foe the whole of England and Wales, sit- Dpkug, Nov .. se . tint is London, width should grant probates in respect both THE SIX MILE-BRIDGE AFFAIR. of reel and personal property ; that the sittings should be lotl ee ,,`"e • . cement, Leaden; and Clarener.plase three. helot in London or Westmiester, and that the jurisdiction of gl e ' .- r ..• '•• thee I Lt t NT are 3uht6hlWlSD ( rue the tame. In the Court of Queens Bench yesterday, the archbishop., bishops, and peculiars should cease. The • ger . m.sees l '' ' ' e r.l- "" 4 " e e - I,''Y order eg et l . b u e baer ee d i enee e ~..,e , „. Lord Chief Justice delivered in the following terms court of probate to be a court of record, to have power to A olishtJ. Vt.. 17. to_ enforce its s decrees, and to have jurisdiction over the d . moo- . the unanimous judgment of the Court on the motion very and distribution of assets. Where the property is un- : 14): ORE AT WESTERN and CITY made in the above case on behalf of the Crown. He der 6001. the executor or administrator to be sworn before • Ti, !Writhe RAILWAY editeANY. Pi IiVIMMIiif Ihregered. said : master extraordinary or clergyman. 1 This cue comes before us on a motion to quash several Mr. A LP2ED lIILL also read the report prepared by c,,,e•1 ses.o.. a imio shares of Lie emit. t he finding verdicts of " wilful murder " against him. It recommended the abolitian of the ecclesiastics - 1 Ilreeit, £1 per Mere. the several persons therein mentioned. It is grounded, not courts, and the transference of their jurisdiction, so to etottOo,ll Yid ILCTOIII. 6 ,t,,,4 la , 1t..1'.:. se James's-Our, titairmas. upon any defect in turn or substance apparent on the face as wills and letters of administration an concerned, to the er jam • cans rt. te., Sir., 4'. Sures grader, of the iuquisition, nor upon my all e ged misconduct of the County Courts; that before probate or letters of adminim , - ise, lreentek Canavan, 41, ilielordatreef, Way Fair. (cream but upon an allegation of the insuf fi ciency of the tration be greeted publicity be given of the intention to E.:: MM.. Ntli"le.• tv , n2. ,, r, 1 IM•ctort, of lb, meat Western allithoes. Y. 4., 1 irali.r.„ 1 It .1: w.,y. evidence returned by the coroner to support the finding of the jury. Counsel on behalf of the next of kin of some of apnly fur them; that wills relating to real property be re quired to be registered and proved, the same as those re to ..to poser to add to their nurreere Twos. I. lb Memel. lac, 19, Onte-street, Wertmloger. the deceased have been heard on the motion ; and now biting to personal property; that in cases of intestacy as to se/mem eh mrs. lee tee, .son , thunithell, and Ilse!, 17, Warwick- the important question for our decision is,whcther it is cont. real property the court to have power to grant letters of " 1 " street, Iterent-sweet. petrel for the court to enter upon such an inguiry, and to heirship, corresponding with letters of administration g e m... , -Rome llntemalL l'ih‘esee 3 C".• h'ebithm -16 he• gnash an inquimijuit upon the ground suggested. the ease has having reference .to personalty, the production of vicarial's -Alfred Ifarrett, Erg. been argued with great ability and research on both aides. which shall be sufficient evidence in courts of law NOollsee. Cases have been Mend which may stem to furnish aa ana- of the right to sue. He also recommeaded that there should 111 ,. ...... Taunton sad Rash. 18. M.Mus.:dam Mr J. o.' Mover. I, WareforsLemrt. logy. and which have bet n relied on fur the purpose. Some b ee general register, sad that copies should he k ept fo r It ..• temp .welt lbw this line Mould commence stn.. Crest Vre.tern of thi se establish the undoubted right of the court to look i nspect i on i n the archives of the respective county court". .:. rt 4. At" . 0 I l J'ithltblii this thlooolt Cin . " . .8....1 " . 4 ' into the depositions, and thereby to control the finding of It was stated that there was a third report, which had {,;sun, p... t i td ob., the rdewere.road err the %aroma, este at thenry for the purpose of bail. To this effect are the cues been prepared by Mr. Col li er, but that gentleman being *A r L i m 1M,..' • riictono KW...loth , ' etachley.i , ad, It sit te..11 of f o 'King Kiog ~ valuni. ,„ in - in . e I Strange, and the menu- absent it was not read. - it lbeal "' " -5 ' 4 " . S" “ M-5'14515151".553513 .4i '' ' 5 )unction scri pt note by the editor of. ems before Lord Mansfield, in The two reports were referred to the Peeleeiutical Courts eab the b...• mil %...t India ( Sisk LOWS, at or sea the ermine entl, limarh 1 .. 55 . which ho held that the depositions and not the inquisition committee, with a »lyrist that they should amalgamate To a,a,„.,„, ..,.... 4 ....4 the le :deepen's wheetages to be de- were to genie the discretion of the court as to bail, to which them, and state the point. of differeme. Med gem this iiw: ... may be added the case of the " Eine v. Magretb," 2nd The etteetees then espeetred. re-007. Ibe hive • ill • 1 •• • 4 deetgool•••••• 1 •• wit h ' 6 * ( "Z ''' Strange, 1241. There is then. besides Mire came, the astelleag e• . ee ' ee e` e " al petralgetheeeneeemeet de °mal e ( e eie e w "r erre s eee . m m- straw dictum in the m ess ef the " Elam •. Sathessall." - W. o • L r, ' ita " " 4 ' . b - irr,:s„.., rams by railway to the AV, in 3rd Modern, in which the court is represented to have CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. br " o ii " .:l - i oc. 4. i ptiot * T.iixt .i o( ,' lsc North Wewcra &erten oe the metre : said to counsel-" If you can produce as affidavit that the remeresie • tee Let , s' the •••4 '1 a eeet '." 7 •••• • 13 .• jury did not go according te the evidence, we will grant th • TIIIS DAY. ho....ier. 10. 0 .1•02 1 ". tfinti.t."' at. . 1. " .... ' °4 . k"bo's. " i application to quash the inquisition." Strong Regulate* - - I tt eese.r. .1 . , o, 1.4 *VI al 0..1 oo c nano, sill. . to the t.b.ba s ite •d sins dn ., ie ee.,,,,,teeeteee the ereeee reee , tenet ., en the h . ...- - re also been urged for the canyeuience and even for the OLD COURT. pal Mk u , the Tamen nemmity fee the existence of soil a jurisdiction to protect R oma M a . {Aso. AtloiltiON. OA• l's tor .r• at this railwiy the moth-western disbars a tee euntemmuly innocent . Still, however, no reported case W. If. Har ri son, who was convicted yesterday of stealing u e ce ilr .. l. lb ..coal ism the aria tonmvenna • a ....4. 1, 4 , ..r. has been found, and neither in this country, nor upon • a cheque from slitter, was brought up tor judgment, and at,. e ar, hi •er removal of eachve.d.rairket to Ccpenbates- search in the Crown.olfice in England , can any instance be sentenced to be imprisoned and kept to bard labour for two *AN et. ".' '. l a" Us. Mork '''''''• f'"' the '6" or ' S S ^d found of the actual exercise of such • jurisdiction by an years. the . i t , t .....•ii Bosley it •I he cures., d- reef to the cattle , oruer to quash an inquisition for the insufficiency of the joAa. Connell, 20, was indicted for the wilful murder e l ' L ef t' n 1 lA, •t 1.11, I Yrk Lie, 1131111CaNteil eII,HCLLOg tO7 - sc - le - I nt • i r ,l ' ''' ' , .. ' : . 6 , l9 th 7 O . 0T0.1.N1 the nomad; • f their pwahm evidence to support the finding. Under these cirenne of William George Lapham. stance., having no precedent fur our guidance, we are Mr. Clarkson prosecuted, and Mr. Sleigh defended the WAWA the el r. r ii, lautta. lb. t.niat We-cn Itallerty barna!, re•Ae *MOE Obratr bound to consider maturel y the consequences of r u mp ,. Se i1 ,..,u, .... ,fttnelaci-n erto I ...km of Welsh ed. , 00 . 1 complying with such an application, and to do so not The facts of this case have appeared very recently, and it lt, bt.•..a 1••••••••-. this site silt enable the metroo.l.l at inn.% awl only in respect to the individuuls concerned on each will only be necessary to give a brief outline of the eircona- Mem A•P ." 'r " ""1"""7. to 9 ' 5555 ' 555 "555 it 5 55.7 15545- side, but also as regards the interests of public justice stances uoder which the charge was preferred against the rite 1 1'7.;.....ne re the euertre of emwtruellort, the remit of the and the due admineeration of the law. See, then, in the prisoner. The deceased was an infant, five weeks old, and - ey ' - ems. it ."*. laid thitrevw l A eewlerneeme. Mewsnent we!, first place, if we are to renew this mass of evidence fur the was, the child of a baker, named La ham, in Lambeth see.. n ., a .. e ....semi 4t• 3 her gebrel 0 eel mite , •me h 4, 17 purpose of controlling the finding of the jury, what • task f o r soot The prisoner had been in Mr. a nd en service tr2o,l , be '"' .. ' l ' I the t''''t „'the E" s ad West India lit" l'hh have we to engage in, to judge of its e ff ect upon paper, for some time previous to the 20th October, and en the alter fent tai eot el the London and Ilisetwall Riiilway. ' VI ' " the el the Piot and Wen ham tsek hoe amount. without the edvantage of observing or knowing anything of noon of that day Mn. s Laphani left the child in her bed- The " S l' •r. 1 4 . 1 t h a t .1 le e Loader and enekm.e, n e je the demeanour of the witnesses*, which is so otters prove to roma , i n bed. 'Very soon afterwards the prisoner was seen bed to I, th• i. t .. .m., ;',," i ii . 0, ~ h. • I pee mi.e. • hit* a wavily ',Aleut anis g too per be the best test of their credit. But supposing these difficulties to go up stairs, and in a minute or two she ran down to s e emed es, •re amide dl'. l r. l of ZS Pa mot. on the noines-1 he out of the way, look to the result of • decision one way or Mrs. Upbeat, and said that the child was crying•; and, eamt•.•,ltl,'•Ut I. iy i .._ the other founded on our firming and expressing an opinion upon her going up stain, she found the child in • very *pp:retie , i. r Aare Okay , he owlb, Is the annexed mem o-1 tee on the sufficiency or insufficiency of the evidruce to support Mika of l', .4. .. t*. M.... 0 1 ,. Day ttre, iioa, Crumbell, and lia. I.,dreadful e, state with its mouth and tongue burned very fear -11 ee '''e.,,,,,,,,,.. ~,. „ 0 Is 3 , 44 . 4. T aw " se ,. ow, the finding. It is admitted that our dscisicn , if give.. to fully, evidently b y means of some corrosive Hied. A doctor ;j. , 4 - .ert .r. s..it Mr. J. C. Meader, I, Winked -court, the quash the inquisitions, would not prevent a bill being sent up was called in, and he attended upon the child, which 'w irelesses its i - ewe. to the grand inquest of the county. It would be the right of red for some days to be getting better, but, on the Skim n, Is ... those who seek to uphold this inquest to do so; and if so, tan red of November, convulsions came on, and the child it be conceived that such a bill would oome before them sea - ne ...rewritten MS MAW. died on the 6th. A search was made about the Too . 1ii ,,,,,,.. „ lbe 6 , 44 t b iet „ te ee d a te ' e p e e a g e e." prejudiced by the deliberate, and it is nut too much to say house and in the water closet there was found • bottle, Compeer,. the authoritative, opinion of this high tribunel-minouncing which' was recognised as basing belonged to the prisoner, oeme wee 1 equalise" yen was snot me Awn Is that the evidence was not sufficient to sustain the finding of who is • Roman catholic, and in which she kept a supply of me ar...mi-doar. ewe I elleall e ls_ ._ loo l* the "" Cr such het oh" the inquest. On the other hand, supposing us to decide "holy wate r" , r , but which was at this time fund to contain brew few *7 .''eo " • " 1 / ' " atsks ts !'"l the d e''''' ' s6 " ns . that there is evidence to warrant such a finding, would Co. a portion of oil of vitriol. The surgeon had no doubt that hhil loom.* the po etatnet man entaeribers' acne traverser" if arraigned oh this inqui.ition, which they might the original injury the child had received was occasioned by mess Miss nwpaiod se nada. • Used Ibis day of , 1L37. be-would they go to trial unprejudiced by our decision, the administration of some corrosive fluid, such as Name . . .----- -. , flailing that the evidence was sufficient, which woull be a oil of vitriol, but with regard to the cause of umidmier.• --•-- warrant, or at least en apology, to the petty jury to confirm deste. he could only go so far as to stets his Ist.crtptlCS •...... ... the finding of the inquisition ? Are we then, in the absedee opinion that the convulsions of whieh the child died *firing, - were the result of the shock to the nervous system, come nd difficulties ? We do not feel that we can; BRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, i_ quent upon the administration of the Hasid to the child, but ane7d, tdoaa * therefore, without forming or ea retyin g o p in ion - 3 "y he at the same time said that conyulooes were a very fee. tatab,ened Ant- I. ime whatsoever upon the merits of the oiling, or ueon the Vitt-me...l'w *rile Att a nstaseent, 4 Vet, rep.e. quint cause of death in the case of young children, and that sufficiency or insufficiency of the evidence to sustain . it, C.'s:v.'s-4w. 11 , 11125 T ALEX UMW& Plackhealb Pak. very frequently they clime on without any apparent cause, slit sar•GIS tie Teild INSFITU floe. we say eno rule upon this motion." The same enemies and he could tram nothing like an iminediate connection A Tile. .3 ,• r. -a•;'4 rase el premiums , sorwl.lly adapted to the which applies to the case on which we have now pronounce d between ;the act imputed to the primate, and the death of IllUrle of L... or WA.. our judgment applies to the other inquest-the Limerick tile child. Melee.'" "on'. 'tercel kat the 11•1'1•'• only le payable cam ; and, therefore, we make in that case also the like Mr. Baron Alderson thought that, under these circus. &roe be not sesen year.. g o , ~.....,1 te e e ne. at ere, ee s e s a mb i f c o ry i j or pee , „ ro a r. rule. We pronounce the same judgment "no rule" upon stances, the charge of murder could not be supported, and levees i lite/egret gram% allardlagew 111...ing of having the *Mien. the) ury. under the direction of his lordabip, returned a 01.1.:ftl . dune... rata new la fib, sesame snetutin, to A deputation, consisting of Alderman Kinahan, verdict of Not Gin ty. "..' a ' . ' " le w ised 4** * mg ... le of pstd •mil • ' l ' ll Lord Mayor elect; Alderman Milian and John The prisoner was ordered to be detained in custody, in seem tee . .t r a Anaghter her 2..... year age. Begot, Eng., Hon. Seca.; and Robert Cassidy, Esq., order that an indictment for adminise ring the vitriol with Mill Allele MCTCAL LITZ AfidOCl mom. have proceeded to London, to wait on the Chancellor intent to injure the child might be preferrred against her. tee. wensi is her Mametes Royal letters Peat. Assail lobebb er Proem of the Exchequer, in order to lay before him a state- - !Miry t. , ht r., artien.te la min after An or sows manual ply- ment of the grievances complained of on behalf of MINES. imp. ...._..1:-...., the table se seed. the Irish spirit trade. Porton , . me ~ tid e d ter every three menthe•Maimpensef see. M.:l en d e t0.1 . c , C• reeled en awe ••••••111, emeenehle; the WIDNVIDAT EVENING. i11i..1 h.: " .... e ...nut Wahlated age/ M smelt s Great activity continues to prevail in the mining i 5.... s. •••• , •1 ••• m Ihe WM flenl lot. • reduction SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING THE AMEND- share market, which is very firm. Trelawney, orea t is ..op,r e.• . ••• ....i. or Meemsent year's madam ea all part' . MENT OF THE LAW. . Whe e l Alfred, and Kilbricken shares are much Opstme P. .: a. is aired for. Tincrofts are rather lower. The prices flawed -4 I CreemveM elleßleitee daily St !o'clock. The monthly meeting of this society was held yee ago of tie ...und now, sow admitted la the pee,. day evening at their r 0021114 21, Regent-street; VANIPITTART "Dg VWday are as follows :-Wheal Mary Ann, 35, UMW .renentse tememersted la atom. na thei . report% NnaLn, Esq., in the dub. Ihe minutes of the lard meet- 38; Wheal Hisnett, 615, 520; South Frances, 1713; (eseressisame_ - 111.•n.5.) lug having been confirmed. and several new members Doloosth, 68, 58; South Tolgus 200; Wheal Buller, 11111nal Min Me MR Clia'tsdrert trees Table with Pardeltedoa Is hating b ees h e mm e d for en d e l ec t e d. al aim 4 P°1•40.6 sneer arks dews Tea", radiate Mr . ELONDBLL rose to move that it is exped 800; West Carideo, 200' t ooth Camden, 140; ient that an (few Mali 1 appeal should be allowed to suitors in oountl werde Welk Pew courts who Trelawney, 45, 47, 50; Great Wheal Alfred, 32, 34 , yady say be dissatisfied with, or ',grieved by the decisions of 35; North Basset, 101, I ; Kilbricken, 41, 51 ; Enst Moral ab iit 4Oa i • ' 61116 l ame, Pee- p,,.. 4 ,.. aeasty court judges in cases of insolvency. He disclaimed Tolgits, 36 ; West Providence, 53; East Gunnis J aetws wan. m a ma ma i m lay Wish to deprecate the county courts, but he thought Lake, NIL ; South Tamar, 51; East Buller, 61, 7; . Teen _ ......._ 1116. ___,_ kiii tha b t . in , thinsobulvaeze.iyTtllwrebisestbeharSdehococurrrebdewailianppeshislot:: Alfred Th C onsols, 13 ; West Treasury, 61 The chef featute in mining business to-day was in As. • sea the gold mining share market, which has suddenly . 1 11 1 I I 91 g 3 6 a° I I : l • 7 • 7 4 ft / N : lodged that he was wrest, but said it was not in his power al ! 1 9 J . 2 le 4 ft, gaal• a a • Ia la Tie I 4 .0.,4 ato remedy the *mg. The other 111111111:1* of gross per. sprung into extraordinary activity, consequent up on sots • al sts 4. 9 L 18311 It 511 4 Uglily. the Australian and Californian accounts. Buyers Mr. CHILI Me to order, end IL I. rums. amicost Uleemer. offered eagerly for nearly all descrip.ions,Australian, SNOWSW 'RASO; Ilemuntry. The Clll/11/31Ati requested Mr. Blundell to confine him- Californian, and New Grenadian, and prices were I, erthereareet, link Leis, Nov. Ist, lab:. self to abstract principles, and nut enter into personalities. HE LYING IN STATE, CHELSEA HOS- E PITAL - leers* having !earned seven Inferne sad Mr. BLVNUILL then, amid much interruption and tolls materially enhanced. Nouveau Mondea rose to 11 to order, proceeded to state the particulars •f • ease is prem., and were repeatedly done at 2 , prem . ., after which he was entraged . o• behalf of sta t es c li ents of his. A f the ii. the -her pisee, the gable am ponds* assured Met &hum of client h t. it an d : a e d . b. 4 . 2 :Ll7 y regular Goldhours, tinnily leaving l off I ; to 2 prom. Lolo l nt i a , l romT w h ere e im rm avt improvement p t tem. as ,and e. Portilfhill ry T =visit . . Nemirow tsite.M. used they wlllt Isles , •Ul assign became o sign inio l l i vent. He o ***l ri11... all Maemennenand Pan: alld Ow use w l ll 113 * (Mr. Bisadell) went down to the court in . am of the mid- at of those descriptions which even including many • ... kid i „ L i e k la s se w e :;;,Z l ,.. i ses is •Sts "" l „.."...... b r " Id lri= h mesis le ih t: uoved lesd earerise. mil required to see the deed which he be W hew. three,., a Fetid saniath ever the while eyes% to have bees fraudulently obtai . 2d; m but the judge have r-r so e time been in bad odour. Intending I he refused silketuee prryboltbq b t etbab eeeemecesee in se egaiseak ik = mid M sues peepseed by a friend of hie amto buyers appeared to have been startled into a fear of m en , .... , end oelwahr se the game am de Osbeme-gell ey =lB MINI be rilled, and he adjourned the cam till Oc- the ma r k e t "running awe y from them," and have /1R tvte and re c . re% M esa ad en medbabe senbre. . esti ield . Ilistedell that be might find out what p u rchase, ill anticipation of the speedy Jo r etre rushed in to Abiliti of delicate complexion , Who an day be Osseese the exert would he ed e „ e e to. I n 0 her he went aim spin. Another gentleman was sittin . g receipt of exciting advice". ler r •••••••0111•••• eeelare el remlamr .411 sad the for the Nester pulp, and he of clues' could do nothing. THIS DAY,-Two o'CLocx. it IN IA X I kw IiALT Dr Miens masend at this IMMO or " tom The ease was stained a third time; an d at last the deed Theo the red au- usual Ruses mid drip OWN. prom so orar.. aa , of WM proomwm and a number per-cnis connected with this The gold mining shares have again met with an mael ••• le remei pm*. amid astmellen. mime Wails Will i n., . : ~,...,, ... 1 .. k m., died* news im .... 4 . 6e judge bee got spa memorial, and aitacked him (Mr. Bien- extensive business to-day, and prices are very firm. 5,,,,..••.. • fettle, fan, she maw the went egg mole dell) in the local pewee, and when he replied they brought The demand has been chiefly for Nouveau :Hendee its --ti...... li, eat plasamL he wales ell Mlanit an action for libel against him. The upshot of it all was and Po rt Philips, both of which are better, having I S " e. 44000 • bliktbi Isealmilet *ma • Loalual . that his clients had no rem. dy fur what the conceived to " u 5ec u e1e .... e. ,4 ,,, c.o . i i.e_ b i , 6...b irie ...d. ..d sirr ma.a. pi 5a.01.... t 4......... mo o. b e a areet wrong dune to therm . With regard •to the gene. been done at 2 prem., and lk prem. respectively. •,....- • .--1,-•see he 4 arsmusr. e ,,e gy.4 4. ,2 0. m en .. sal geeetion of insolvency, he found that since the in•ol- Yuba River sheets have improved to 1 prem. annln, I. 0 ors. WM be all Limaal•MMet Perfumer.. w•uci came had been atituimater.d in county courts, (rte Tin Croft. murk 111; St. John dilltey, 31 , and umlauts paid in by the county court clerks within three United Mexican, 71. years was 1,8141., while in the three preceding years the - --- - money paid into court by tl e clerks of the commissioners LIMBO 11011 Eli• .....i, - ---.--r- ... ip . was VINO/. lie believed that if there was a right of I Dram dame appeal such cases as he had referred to would not be at all Pe * ! Milne lima Paid.' yummy. to.day , likely to happen, as the judges would act under a whole- mono) t Una his all I I i p. 1----.1 it : some fear of correctime mune° 10a. Aoglo Californian ..... - - I' from the Commissioner of the Insolvent Court in London ? 10 , 0011 i le Auetralselar ..« 13 4 „ Mr. to Betnienrie. said there was not. He thought it t 33 s ee. r al a , 11 1 2 u .„." lnal ". eue hashai r--; . a I ~. I a If itor pee I 4 . • ought extend to the metro. olitsn courts as well. emote 4,, I ~t eel im a j pg gke s all par The motion, with • slight alteration affirmine the desir- mewl I etee Mien. .... sob 4 die par 4 r, -.- 0 ability of • &ppm* in insolvency cases g Ily, was then tonism. I J Maids Auelvallen Gold.. all t die per . - carried with two dissentient'. 10,0410 j II 'MUM Irea .. ...... , I r . I:I V i vain LAW ur 22AL PRO ..... . 12400 133 erase. bap. lbserise pm 11t 4 5 Mr. PEACIIIT then moved-. That it is essential to re- i li e l3s ooo re Oct. kk C55551 n e j e tr a nr illi n ee .. II I to l e i t 21 .i I _ j ;: . duce the law of real property to one defined system, that jjeenej I --- ls - ----, ---."....- 2 - il I - pm - I eni' a 1 --= all customary and exceptional laws; that it is elm desirable MOAN II Calennl C lCl --.-.... I It If yr Si 4 to amend the law of forfeiture as between landlord and • :eel_ et •-• - tenant by an enactment that all forfeitures shell e „'". e ,..„'"' ee • „,, e „,, C a llirawltable Ca n sm .. 4 th• per 4 1 1 be relievable at law, or in equity, upon such terms as the c' er 7, .'" a,,aa.,. — "j --- 1 4 - *"'""'' e k - e - ei a - u ,, 2 1 MPORTANT to FA Ni I LIES FU It NISHINO, court shall think et." With regard to the first part of the 4 ' ', --- 1 ons4 — Deiby — ofid i a a ' 'dl7,i - mi d''' •il 'thy viii ly cleanse* 'rah re mane. --JAIIKA CO W. THRRE resolution, little requirel to be aid; for they were all wee; Gems pewee' .• e ll ' II i -- ; . . 6 :,.. 1 4 5 , , ..'‘ 1. ,,." . , 1 .... r i! e r h :L .. 1 ," . 1 c 1 E .. 1 1.. ) L NA L,ok i" ..z i‘NY ,.... AttrOl .i., BED• *greed that it wee desirable to abolieh copyholde and rim toner , _ ltßovinom n,),. gr . , ~,, 11 . 4 ........ b. a Haw "! toinary tenures ; until ey did which, it was impoisible leeeldee =team_ ... ._ ~.... all I die a 1 %16111 - ...alta.L. Tonsave given, and a Into' prim, Nett pest 10 have • general registration of deeds, or a codification of e'V it ' e I lembealikeetiens.C.oo all a die 1 Ire. 100 non . the laws relating to stal l property. With regard to the 4,,:eem I 4 ig ee k na g s u mm ate d 5 :: 44 0 655 41 -- - ineend branch of the subject. all who h a d h a d anyt hi ng to 200.0,01 - --- --- - Mew armada ...-..-... all per 1 pre if do with property in the neighbourhood of Lond on w ou ld Memo i Nowninn Mande SPORTING. usdentend its importance. It was not nnfrequently 11 P. 00 1 Pert "Map -J.... lilpm 1 f the case that non-insurance for a Mogi, day in- ee ,e 1 „, 41 " -• times goek , all ilia per BETTING AT MANCRINTEIL-TCESDAY. eurred a forfeiture of the property ; and persons ' e 'eee • 6 ' i" ... y. N I ": "*"..."*" ant. 7 e 4 CHESTER CUP. holding under • sub lease incurred a forfeiture of their yomc I m ilaiaipii,ls e k e ....."- ill let il 40 to 1 ages Nese alien) property by other persons who bad property Mem I meth A5etra11an........7.; Ilpato 16 - Blare ' 2kretor ( taken) under the same lease not fulfilling the covenants. Not long 6.040 :10 rot Croft ............ 7 C r s i lti m it i 1 11101 to 15 - Joe Miller (taken) age the half of Somer's-town was under ejectment under , 1 1s eee 174 . I 'etell !...„hhe'l.,__„_hlietteee .....---.- _all es 11 7 4 1,000 to 16 - Rieh rd Primmer (taken) these circumstances ; but the present earl stopped the ' l ^.'"e ,I "" '"" 4 ".•••••••••••••-• ae 171 1 e l . O lO to le - Goldfinder (taken) ejeetmenb. To be sure juries were very much indisposed 163''eci , I Tube 1 I 1 em Me 11 IDERBY. to give verdicts for landlords in caws Of forfeiture ; but the No betting. very dread of the ease being carried ao far depreciated pro- THE LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. 1 peny very much, and rendered it less valuable both to SHREWSBURY AUTUMN MEETING. kndlord and teaant. ll Vat Aceimet. WID3I2I4DAT. Mr. Becnuset seconded, and after some discussion the PARIS , Roy , M. Fee 1, Money. Aliening MOW. Lowest. Closing fay Menne Telegraph.) motion was withdrawn, and the matter was referred to the Blar„ i k betting -Ir-ol n up a' ' acceneteerie el. 1..,1•Kr11. 4 ) per tents, Me lee 0 j . ... ... ... '' . Ili nrietta, Telescope, and six others, Mr. Atreus HILL said a report was to have been re- • el rie C. "' 1832 *! IM 3 : I 1(4. 5 111 10 133 33 1 " 9) by a nick. meted by the committee on the ecclesiastical count The g 4 o . ssT og i t*fl ig, l^ gee, I. oo ', 51 - - - Retie, ' l l lee ANal - AL ST3III`LIt•CHAIIII STAMM of 6 committee, however, had rot agreed to are rt but three ... . ... *Manse on leaden: ateight. 202 4; Do dam 23 N.. - .'" r '' l ' • 2 ft, if deceived, with .70 added; the second draft retorts, each making diffennt supteriti P :ne; had been Deletas, '. paret.llllo lot dewy rem fonts Nits h,. "'eke. Feur miles across country. (21 subs, 9of prepared ey different members, and it was proposed that Du. 1631 - „. llamen ever( eats 1004 ... *hem il. i l.iel I. lour these should be tend and afterwards discussed. to. 4I .. , . - ... lea. Is) . - . Be. WADDILOVIII then n • td a report drawn by him. It nm pT n a l . ',Z . ; - -I" "....• i r al , :lt "' Zirer n"" 29• 1 1 :,. _.. Mr teeiewrighte Heroine, aged, lost 21h Captain Sallorees Young Sr Edward, aged, get 121 b 2 referred to the Royal Consmirsion lamed in 11430 to inquire Three others started. PASIS, Nov. 21.-St. Germain 1440; V .11 M I ' l o into the Ecclesiastical Court*, and the jurisdiction ozonised hash ; &toilet health 371; Path; sed Urks e ns. I - art: lIILII,Ls Eitel JUN 211.41.01.5 sacs each and 40 added ; by them, and to their reports, which recommended that sad s hows - 1. OM ; Rem% end !tarn., 530; 2 .111441 ,0 1;:i . A. I mt• •rtit if declared, de. 2 miles and a I tauter over three courts should he consolid.dcd ; that the jurime eh* of wen. - ; ntraMeare and Bale. 373; Northera, Am ; pare end tlx Isar be. (14 sub.., 4of whom declared.) I ' wills should he abiliehed ; that • general regieteroffice ger 1 bung 513 50; Vare. ail 1,;'.., 91.5; Lima sad Arigene, 7s)' Mr. ''t'res's Curies, ft yes, 100 ille Mr. Hutchinson's Betraiid- half, aged, 1ost 13Ib - 4 4 4. -.5 . e . y. - . e t ; F . ... T h- Zip — , 0 , e 7 e .,, - "6"'e et• '' it e r.. 56 , 0 . ; ' - ''''' peseipe " ee '• ...___i Bix others started. mine all questions of the validity el wills. He tetra . e ; Perlis* itmena. Nos i C.ita. Mt Cams, 1123.. • pre C'ewa., 1032 ' 4 per (.3.nai I per Gales gra lass ... . , .. I ... .. Lsoluusor on 1 iod.is : atoll/114 23 2 i; DO lay+. 23 10. . 'skim . per(11.11110 101 alanry gspler Itonto Du. 1332 1,,. 41 . . Psmlmonl • mr.t... . IMO SO ~ ; T00...my Bonds Do. 2. 111311 PASIS, Nov. 21.-81. Germain, 1440; Versailles (right leak , . ; dila (MA beak). 270; Parts and OrSono, 1,070. Voris sal • Rooms. 990; Row and Moro. 320, Sismo•thoo oml A.,,. op, ; Washroom and Bole. 373; Ploorlson, 11100 . Ivo. oml Mr. traits. 013 311; lon• aml 1.y.00, 9 1 3; Lyaer sad Arlaorse, 71 1 3; llosisresu a l 4 Troyes, 300; ( orot, 710; filmino sal mt. 1•Isler to 0... y, • Pods sod CArrhoult, 11 , 1441 ...I Ommom, o , ; =.lmat tassamia SOS; Bonaalia .ad Oil 41. 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Cleolter and Holyhead Cad sod Bandon Urn Perth, sof . Aber. sPerth,unction f dalltdmithan(3l.loglep.et I Ow dO. (U.) 7 per Ct. e i fgart.,Ors.datg.,S p 61 USN do. No. 1 1 Id De. !kw 6 pat Oat. Illoalt ▪ 1 111" D:71 1 FpaKal -- 100 Owe Ilan two! prwo4; 1001 De. I pot wag. Ihrld. Da. donuts et 10 pat. p. II OLllllMlWastrailittfilohe • OWoll.llkoldlont.oz Spe 1 10 OLVfoolors, dud 14 p.a. i! • lAD* Trk. l , SA ilf• porrowd Stook 1011 to fAitik.Osar.l wet IN Ditto dew Guar. 6 prs (N. S Lca.SidtoWe ("swi.7thdo le 'Londonderry & Co: es. 1 eh all I Lowdooderr, .N0461E4611 O Ilaa.tilwff.aL•no. ►as‘trol 111 Do. New ZIO I Do. de .„ Morn). & Oultole, 1 .. p Do. do. pCL 60 06 06 DCWOUNPrAii.N46 3 Ditto Preformed 10 Ifar4sl 'atoned,* .. Do. Owwwwwd Twee al Du. Wovendy Valley 3do 1116111mt0 Nr art an 'North Btaffordrifri -1410,0alaid, Wog, ,• 11 Wolver., C.S.(, per (3,. Dd.° dit $ Iluotroddlts . ftbrewoiltaosont(Nor.W. Ma.: 0 ter •. Do. I per Debt ... loot% DIPS. 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This decision is quite in accordance with the view which we felt it our duty to express when the ques tion of Portuguese railways, with a government Fuarautee, was first mooted; and it is clear that the Stock Exchange, however averse it may be to dis erotrage legitimate enterprise, could not have come to say other resolution, under the eircuttuitancs..s. The prvosition of the Portuguese bondholders is exceed tufty reasonable, and it is greatly to be hoped that this manifestation of English opinion may open the eyes of the Portuguese government to a sense of the great disadvantages to which their want of public faith is exposing the country. Apar (from this wise decision of the Stock Exchange, the public must be very cautious how they listen to schemes fur Portu ' guese railways. Some interest has been excited by the i<sue of posals fur a loan of 200,0001. sterling to the Dutch Rhenish Railway Company. Tho loan is to be raised at par, and application is to be made on or before the Ist December. The company engage also to redeem the loan at par, at the expiration of 5 years alter the date of the certificates to be issued. MONEY MARKET. WRDNIRDAT ETININO. The late advance in the prices of the home funds was fairly supported to-day, although on the whole the feeling of the market was not so buoyant. This was to be expected, as prices had risen nearly 1 per cent. within seven or eight days. Consols to-day reached 101: for the account, although not marked higher than 1011 for money, and left off quoted 1011 to 1 for cash, and 1011 for the 9th December. There was another investment in Reduced Threes on meet account at 1001. The report of actual government account at 1004. Tho report of actual heel.... includes : —Three per Cent. Consols for money, 1011, 4 ; ditto far account, 1011, 4 I, I, I. Three per Cent. Reduced, 1001„ 4, 4. Three-and•a- Quarter per Cents., 1031,1, 4, 1. India Stock, 277. South Sea Old Annuities, 100. Bank Stock, 223. Of the March Exchequer Bills there were buyers at 725. prem., but the price of tho June issue again receded Is. ; closing 68s. to 71s. prem. All the dividend-paying Foreign Stocks are very firm, with prices rather against buyers. Belgian Fourend-a-Half per Cent. Bonds were higher, owing to the projected conversion of the Five per Cent. Mock, and Peruvian inquired for. In the New Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, just paid up, there were numerous dealings. Turkish scrip was rather flatter. The list of bargains is sub joined : Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99, 1 981, f (exchange 25f.). Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Small Bonds, 1011; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent.l Bonds (1852), 971, 961, 974, 961. butch Two-and a- Half per Cents., 651,1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 971, 1, 97. Ecuador Bonds, .5. Granada De ferred Bonds, 111. Mexican Three per Cents., 251,1. Peruvian Arrives, 104 1 ,104 ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 621, 1. Portuguese Four per Cents. Converted, 38, 4. Russian Five per Cents., 1181,119 ; do. Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,loll. Sar dinian Five per Cents., 994, 100. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 521; ditto Nee:Deferred Three per Cents., 251, 4. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 21, 21 prem. Ye have again a long list of miscellaneous share business to report to-day. The sales include :—Bank of Australasia at 70, 71, 711, and 71 • Bank of British North America, 60, 391 ; Colonia l Gold, 1,51, ; English, Scottish, and Australian Bank, 41 ; Lon don Chartered Bank of Australia, 44, 4; Union Bank of Australia 60; ditto New, 71, 71 ; Union Bank of L0nd0n,181,..,1 • Australian Royal Mail:Steam, 31, 1,1; Crystal l'alace, 5; Electric Telegraph of Ireland, II; General Screw Steam Navigation, 29; Irish Beetroot Sugar (21. 10s. paid), 2 ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 891, 90 ; ditto new 491, 481; Royal Mail Steam, 781. Our detailed list of the Quotations of new undertakings is subjoined : fierier, and Graissessac Railway, 1; to 11 prem.; Bordeaux and Cetto Railway, .5 to 54 prem.; Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway, to 1 pre- 1 mium ; Royal Swedish Railway, to pre mium; Western Railway of Switzerlard, 1 . 1 to prem. ; French South Eastern Railway, 1 to 11 prem. ; Lake Constance and Basle Railway, 1 to 4 1 prem. ; Zealand Railway (Denmark) 11 to 2 prem.; Staines and Wokingham Railway, 1 to 1 prem.; Isle of Wight Railway, k dia. to k prem.; Bank of India, Australia, and China. 1 to 1 prem. ; Ebro Canal, If to 2 prem.; North of Europe Steam, to du.; Chiriqui Road, to 1 prem.; French Crystal Palace, k to j prom.; Magdalena Steam, par to 1 prem. • Friday next has been officially announced as set tling day for the shares of the Bordeaux and Cette Railway Company. The market for silver is firm, the Eastern demand continuing. The last sales of bar silver were effected at sa. lad., being a reduction of Id. front the top price lately reached; but no portion of the supplies brought in by La Plata has yet been sold. Some very interesting correspondence has just taken place relative to the new Portuguese railway, that is about to be brought forward under the title of the Central Peninsular Railways of Portugal. , Application was very properly made on behalf ol' the projected company to the committee of the Stock Exchange, with a view to learn whether or not the committee would be disposed to consider the shares of the company eligible for authorised business u dis house, or whether they would think that the shares in question come within the scope of the 77th rule of the Exchange, which enacts as follows : The committee will not sanction or take any wonder= whatever of bargains that may be muds in any new beads or stock, or any other securities issued by any government that has not duly paid the dividends on former leans raised in this country, unless that government shall have effected some satisfactory arrangement with the holders of such stock or bonds or other imcuritics oa which the dividends hays been left in arrest.. It was at the same time urged on behalf of the railway company, that as its stock was neither a Portuguese government stock, nor issued by any go vernment, it ought not to be regarded as a secu rity coming under the above rule. It was also suggested that the introduction of railways into Portugal would contribute greatly to the financial and commercial prosperity of the country, and thus render it much better Ole to meet the just demands of the bondholders. The application was referred by the Stock Exchange Committee to the Committee of Portuguese Bondholders for their opinion. The reply of the last-named body was to the effect that they could not lose sight of the total want of faith which has characterised the Portuguese government in all its dealings with British creditors, who, after sub mitting to various and repeated sacrifices, have re ceived no interest whatever for more than two years, besides being subjected to the compulsory sur render of one-fourth of their dividends for the two years previous, viz., 1819 and 1850, by which the amount in arrear is raised to about 1,200,0004 on a debt of ten millions sterling. The - attention of the Committee of the Stock Ex- REVIEW OF 'me HOUSEHOLD TROOI3.—A change was also called to the fact that the govern- view of the household troops—consisting of the Life meat of Portugal has guaranteed a dividend of 6 Guards, and Horse Guards (Blue), and two battalions of per cent. on the st oc k o f th e ra il way , b ase d on t h e the Foot Guards—took pl ace thi s morn i ng on the esplanade behind thelleirse . G rd. the presence of the foreign security of a decima tax on the imports and exports officers of distinction, who cam• to this country to attend of the kingdom, which security is already, together the funeral obsequies of the late Duke of Wellington. with all the other revenues of Portugal and its de- I Lord Hardinge was on the ground accompanied by a nume peodencies, pledged to the:bondholders, as may be at roue staff, and the troops were under the command of the once seen on reference to the bonds themselves. The !Duke of Cambridge. The 13th Light Dr.igoons were on Committee of Bondholders proceed to remark that at dutyat the Horse-guards, instead of the us ua l troo p o f a late meeting the creditors signified their willin g - d ness to make a further sacrifice by accepting a 4 per THE Fhooe.—The continual rains are producing cent. stock at par for the amount of interest In arrear, moo:. , ncoaveuience to the farmers, as they completely stop the progress of wheat seeding; and in many parts of Ewes upon the understanding that the future dividendsshall hussy floods have laid large breadths of the low lands be faithfully paid in full. If this proposal is met, the under water, occaaioning,soni t 7 . dlee n a i gz i. huj n w t e n h e azno i : obstacles to sound railway projects may be re- beard moved, but pending such equitable adjustment of :n ine se so rlo . l.l . ll , l . o: 4 l p ll . I has been done to the emnal menta, and on Tuesday evening the traffic was suspe n d e d, the claims on f ormer l oans , t h e committee expressl the marshes over whicl the line passes being entirely inun -1 ho n l g e o n f a hope that the 77th rule will be rigidly adhered dated. g h ts t have. During b , n l u v se ien d dri., : d, n , , d asyn t h tpa i l i ase n t h nu a ap b e i n t th an ae ts rn7 o f some of the houses contiguous to the Eastern Counties line have to, and that no such railwal or other securities Cambridge, and North Wo v o l lwic o h issued under the sanction of the Portuguese govern- I in en th m e m u " -1 1 : d fico t° re le . av ;: * ve th e tn . assn at & netonl Exenchtawng.ilel. b,;heauitiolinodrihscodldetorsbecodmeamltititneeicnotnlcieluSdtooc;7klcgrret:telzy that some of . th e. —an° rei c lirsys, were conveyed by omnibus from one station to leing the only communication between the expressing a belief that this is the only course Tuesday i ltael!w th a e ll r , , Eastern Counties, and Cambridge liees.—Esses were noonen, In feet, such ep u calculated to impress OR the government of Portugal the Eastern Countic-, the necessity of pursuing a honest policy. Upon to llie the S p l re oc ni k ol.te:lrsehoafntligee !chit, WORK FOR T I LE COUNTY COURTS. —TW O receipt of this communication front the Bondholders' bills have just been printed by order of the House of ad Co d m re m e i e t ed tee t , h t e he fol Cc i m ng itt l ee ette o r f Stock Exehange, London, b Lo u r i t u b to rou t g h h e t e fo u r u w n a ty rd c by Lord rd T ß n r u ou o g b h ic ane ct , n to to gi f v u e uin en nt or n railway roal C Pa om a m y it ' tee Room, and to lessen the Courts E quita b le of such n Nov. 22, 1842. Sir,-1 am instructed by the committee to inform y ea proceedings in Chancery ofthatunn tu hi t a h4 .m y ttnaraveitattean.kieon+oiluncurrLmetitintsu•ue.er communicating bot t i t n e udh 3O noilim i t h ,r.t O n,e c a to reunni be n r as 4 tjperunoics eediivnic.i.to.roß...o,toahnisdbeiltlinssearcueatnl.leedariil:' CountyC d ou i nty cui C onu o rtuinFuthrio g e o n ; ta oitn le . of Lords ; they see, if passed, to g tale effect from tit, 11th measly of opinion that the security upon which the pro l - posed guarantee of six per cent. is based has shady been of July asst. TIIIS DA Y.—Two o'CLocx. The English stock market remains firm, with a fair amount of business. Consols support yesterday's rate of 1011 to 1 for money, and WI 1 for account. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 100, to ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 103:; to 7.. India Stock, 275. Bank Stock, 223. India Bonds, 80s., 8.35. prem.; Exchequer Bills, 715., 735., 725. prem.; South Sea New Annuities, 1001. Foreign stocks are generally steady, but Turkish scrip 111 rather flatter. Peruvian Deferred is looking up. Granada Deferred Bonds mark 11; Peruvian I)eferred, 621, 63 ; Spanish Old Threes, 521 ; do. Now Deferred,23l ; Turkish scrip, 2; prem.; Swedish, 11 to 1 dia.; Venezuela Actives, 41; Brazilian Font% and a-Halt per Cents., 97. The Spanish bondholders I Committee's Certificates have receded to 31 prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MiNCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Sr OAR.—The market continues dull. There has not beet. a public sale to-day. Refuted steady; poccry lumps, 413.6 d. to 475. 6d. Comae.-odo bags good ordinary native Ceylon were offered in public sale; the sound wee bought in 475. to 47.. 6d.; lint class damaged sold 4.35. to Cs. 4id. Cocoa.-400 bags Trinidad offered, and chi. tly bought in. 'rms.—The market remains inactive. SALTPETRE.-3,000 bags were brought forward in public sale, and chiefly sold, at previous rates. Retraction 71 to 101, 265. to 264. 6d.; refraction 101 to 191, 21s. to 245. 6d. Eiricra.-300 bags Aleppo Pepper sold at 31 to 31. 200 bags Pimento offered and nearly all bought in. Corms.—The public sales went off heavily and chiefly bought in. A few lots Surat sold at 1 to decline from the late highest point of the market. Itch.—There hoe been a large business done in strong Demerara at Is. to 2s. advance on last week's prices. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The Tallow market has become list in consequence of con siderable arrivals from Petersburg and the desire of specu lators to realise, in most cases the profit being very large, and Is. per cwt. a matter of no great moment. Town Tal low is quoted 476.6 J. nett cash. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 41s. 3d. ; all this year, 475. to 465. 9d.; January to March, (18.53), 475. 3d. ; October to December (18b3). 1455. to 445. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports a brisk demand for both Hay and Clover of good quality, inferior descriptions very difficult to sell. Prime Meadow 'lay, 755. to 80s.; inferior, 60s. to 655. ;_ Rowell 425. to Sts ; Clover, 80s. to 100 s. ; Nomad cut, 70s. to 061.; Straw. Zs. to 280. SUICIDE BY A PAUPER. An old man, named John Heywood, who had been for some time in receipt of relief from the blenches ter Union, committed suicide on Tuesday morning b drowning himself in a water-t u b, a t th e G eorge and Dragon public-Ileum, in Garden-street. He had been in the habit of sleeping on a bench in the kitchen of this house for the last two years. On the Monday evening he told the keeper of the house, whose name is Drotherdale, that the eighteenpence • week which he had received from the union was to be taken away from him. He had an order for admission to the work house, but he declared he would not go in. He did not know what lie should do for • shelter, as llrotherdale was going to remove, and thought be should cut his throat to make away with himself. Biotherdal• left him in the kitchen when be went to bed, at half-put 12 on Monday night. At half-past seven o'clock neat morning he found deceased with his head in the water tub, and his legs hanging over the side. U 6 was quite dead, hut the body was still warm. There was no other person in the house except a little girl of four years old, and deceased could not have got into the tub by accident. Deoeased was 68 years of age, a factory canter by trade, and was said to be disposed to work when he bad the opportunity. An inquest was Feld on the body on Tuesday by Mr. iferford, when it was stated that deceaseds o metimes had liquor given to him, but had not money enough togct it ill' himself. lie was generally of sober habits, hut was brought home drunk on a Saturday night, about three weeks ago. On Monday he had only had two gi.ls (half pints) of beer. A man named Patrick Henry once went to the relieving officer for de cerneJ, when the latter was too unwell to go himself. Harris, the officer, said he would not give deceased any thing unless he went himself, as he was drunk on the pre vious Saturday. Deceased then said if he could get 6d. lie would take laudanum cud not be hum bugged. Richard Harris, the relieving officer, said he was going up Shude-hill on Saturday evening, Oct. 30, when he met docessed, very drunk, at the corner of Garden street. Ile told the last witness to send deceased to the office. He came about five o'clock on the Tuesday fol lowing, in • state of intoxication. Witness told him he could not give the ratepayers' money to drunken people, but be would give hint an order for the workhouse. Do ceased said ho would not have it, and became very abusive. He called on the Thursday following, again drunk, and again refused to go into the workhouse. Deceased had not applied since. Witness objected to give a man r e li e f w h o lived in a public house, as he would be more liable to get drink with it. The ju r y found a verdict to the effect that the deceased drowned himself under the influence of temporary insanity. it SS ilf f SS, 1 i Se 11 24i 1 u 6 0 ilh Ii IN i 771 j 9 II 41 40 101 $ $ as NI SO 71 iJ • 10S "Si i 113111 791 i Ili I 68 1 1 1 63 i U. 34 NI N 1 1 11 Z ai 146 71 Ili i I leg Si lei I• 117 i I 1111 • 103 i 3