The Express. — London, England, 1849-02-19 00:00:00

w oh • abeam er the Omuta wiab. Itmgla it was • pie sad tbseint it beet le mike sare sad he es the sae (Ideghler.) g o g eastable Dead Warns ewers sad ametiatd by god. was miles* Mulliasbeas fa He iamb irjely leo. I becor Mr. Mims deddi O'Drisa. I Est ow bin ee 'Deasy, the spit et Jay hit, Meat Ave *Week bes insane me the bags. There was taster giatle www with bia Mire was a esasiderable crowd at yams b es lege. Mr. Deli mit be beephilbis was Se Mee br kha to a. perms sal abet te Ile Mee et runisatios. It appeared Os mem woe sew prepsaig to gem minima a the am el gr. beilltlYbbit la Jay La. as apprehended bat won t Mom. rust se Mr. Defy handeas . bedlam eit be eying them rust Its Mims was Mee areeted by the Attentsy.lleaeral madam as posse timed to M•DimaM einsised by Iterboat O'Brisa—la gapes bet ITlede, in the may Tem. w wy. Mow lb. Will= all% I saw Idm Dudes la tbe moth et Mama bat, vase be am appro. bidet. I maw Ida as be wee gib; his the ladetirell. • He p“ as variety et *ler, swge ebbe mese Me f ete wa • Mg. I pal ip the keys h is mnalspe le D eis md gam ft telitglat Mom, in elm oes arida beam a. orieramoss Mai myselt pea am steamed is too peribeter part et Me mom se est time. I boll a "ming semeheise," sad Walt go le part er based I - Niebuhr lialogfaa mielesd_ Alloragf &Sent —II an V to the Lord Lismeasel. l miler areeivbg a ; I 'maid imagrlZ, aid Maeda* it • • depamit Irma Oen aid weird artistes wbidt were mapped la ia a Medina Mt Them was • Moth at keys anisamt ains. I seals* s palmation Wag lemeht le ley beam Is the pub. It ales spinal a wiry yeemeelby Mr. Sada. It esembedl s dial a ~Mg apparel sad e a lmgmadialpspeen Mr. Diabe• Delo( sigma So pet the Imam me aye Imo tbs;W • PP% I V IZ rz e t s t Idendleatise. On Oa 116 a er Aqua die-peon es the Oasis. Tbe ham MM. Defy to Mr. emlet O'Briso, is are pre dased, was omega He p.m Jibe Chni bass. Req., sewn—l en a beta ; I Mew Kr. OM* O'Bries ; I isme= - QE. well a Titian, as dmossaiag et lielimbp, *gbh Aiwa ; M beaded las twee *Met_ I get • moimentine sibiewsre ale Pilinliellnr i a t il 417 wand te me by assimpiestimbie a lbe aim m it ma Mewl, enamel up Mee it mph, Me& ; I dellatel Na p *Ms het Mesa tuft wee DOMa wbb • spelei inda ; it rewind pia no be atlonem; I did ass era a me did it Imo wry passidm ban tbat tar ; I sea • titter at the aims time to M. liallaawa, beeping Mt the Malt Meld be tdeilmeed ee Mr. Dinka, as be se be MOM re Asap et itelbes ; wee cm I meshed the Air aim Om es MIA Iliad lboesemmiew bees I insik dm MAIM 02rIes ; Mr. 0. Dries had Theibe el _ _ Atiiizesetesel—ltow. ay Mn, I repots te seed t. Mr. Delfe fa odious. ne Oshisa Olorgeleo—We eldest to it. Attelosf-Clesetel-4 Mew yea de ; mad theeMwy I will too Me Is the am the grenade 4111 white I isr we en aided le hies this letter ia evidence. lt yes Mod la a helot portmanteau. Weigle, le Mr. WM 011ime, whiak gra evened with • hay hued to Mr. 011 dials pe► miss, sad whisk Mr. OM*. elissorit ressiosi es Ms perm. The paremalias yes pa to • terisia piss% is I aeFee y of sine esesso that t paned batmen • meeistrate sea Mr. O'Brioa. nbolt that the lerielldeet to show Met this pertmelese tin ter a Ilir . Olistele. sag beillos aims. imlslatt s lesemae Yr —_ et Os solar bartsg poked It ws with Mn sr the waiter kering tampered with it ithtle Kr. yes shaving. hoer Mr hales Batt— hale p.. ere untitled to giro the iottriatoes. si; oeiiis Maeda' sunhat% that the latter hold eat be gives ka shish* et the evert eh white shoved hat ea W 17th Ohs, the Omer astral aad deviated We hie hos a wads whims knit; he thin :e gl ir 4141E 9 1= Wheats to haw that this Mtn wee wthlis he phis at the aet of perth meat— _ Mr. Jostles BeA—him help that ]peint is with yen. What evilness is there Mr. Ms...ey that this letter was whist it ter tbe pa elle ail ? Ia reps, us his the Atteenergimmal proceeded h give in milk= she mode by lb. Duffy, that M WY the slip repulsion peiMer; hid publisher of the Nation neftpagen, wad die the NOW of the 17th of hue, Y whit& has ea end& es mks, pwrpoeting to be a letter bent 11r. Walesa Smith O'Brien, dated Caltinneyle, hoe 12th, 114$, sad oddment to Mr. T. M. Halpin, tp. the esaihdeemion. The horsed asatlersa wee res t ee t a ed tr ter to Tea the hem whom— Mr. Batt, said he otemeed to the reading of that dosessent ea the yawed that these wos a. 1e 1 evidease to obey that It had been written by Mr. Us O'Brien. Observe, my Iced, Ms letter, which they an melting to glee in evid ence, doss not say--" your letter of the 17th of June ;" U it did, their este, I admit, would be made oat. It says, " year letter reeemmendisor ohm." Now, that Meer might have bera written before the ponds. el the act, wed sot mail the 17th of Iwo* ; ff skit was of no um The Athemeytleserareald the meads on he sub mitted that this dosumeet wee adatimilde is miasma were qsite deer Is the AM plate it would sot be lahlihrible without , de becomes, that it referred ia terms to • delimit pa la the was aetreri s el the 17th of Jew. Agate, it emapmeat to Mr. ,if a prime fads Gem wen ma& out against him, to show tin padat of fact the reference wee mode to another letter, whether public or pirate. Mr. Buttecesented that the letter purporting to be from Mr. O'Brien should be received, &bone ems, saltiest to be excluded after. The Attorney General this read the letter, and compared itslanguage with that of Mr. Duffy's latter, to show that it was writtees subsequent to the forms:. After some tertW arguateat, The Attersey-Geasral then road Mr. Daffy's letter to Mr. Baith (Varies. Mr. Juries Ben, es merino* the WOW of Mr. Daffy's letter, restaiked that originally the words sesed—' is year letter to him" as, if it had is, it might my addressed to the esoretery of the woclatles ; bat the pm woe draws through these weeds, and it this ran—" in year letter on union." If that went to the jury, it might p same le spth to show that the other was the letter refened to is Mr. Day's letter. Robert Gersoa sworn—l ass la the metroplitaa polies ; I recollect Friday, the 28th July last ; I west that day to the printing Once of the . Nation , is Backeille-plose I seised a quantity of newepapers and types. (Identilea• espy of the Nation, dated 29th of July, whisk he seised there.) I brought a quantity of manuscripts the same sight from the police station to the Castle. &semi other pellsomen swore to the elate facts. The Attorney-amoral this mended to red the mane wrist entitled " The sad of the Tank of Intlawd." Mr. Butt objected to it Wag reed. The Attorney Ciesend acid ho u rweed se give is evidence the newspaper of the 29th J ewd the two suumeatipts in his hand—one of this the espy of the article entitled " The Tocsin of Irelead," and the other the " Answer to Correspondents" He rolled that the newspaper was a sea piste decennial, sad bare tie title etereepeadiai with Mr. Duft) 's declaration. Mr. Butt sold that Mr. Dory wee Is so we idestiled is the evidence with this pristine Alm at fsekt yisee Is his declaratioa, by while he wee lowed, it war elated to be in a totally dialyse lbw. Met we of the pillion's brought up We was Word N the peplos were kiln woe state as when they took them. Jody Ball said the whams, peeved that they saw the priatiag of the Notion Oa/ crew MI Am. Thee was aro doubt this mowe s r* her set less tweed es adwately as they tread the key. Dot that fe set the gosedso. It b whether then is auSdimt evideate to se before the jury end k appears to zee there is. At this stage of the proceeding the mart wee adjourned. Dtlll.lll, SATVILDAT NUNICIL—The anneal for the &hoes do set open their ease until Monday monis', end as it is non this likely they will Wag forward seise witastses, it h sot evicted that say mast will be sass to Wire Tues day, if mow bo ussaiasse, INA is sol Inked is.. The nry, is the inesatime, hare spis boa smut to the libel. Vass How, whin that will tends tali the ressesiser of the wart es Monday. Ose at that umber, z . North, lreneersier, of Psllasse, is stated to be Ishepossed. SCOTLAND. Ilanravaez, Fax 17. The Edinburgh annuity tax—whish is nested how the chime to aspasat tbestipends at the belted estab doe, whether the payers belong le the estab lished chu rc h or not—has Jong been_wtusk resisted as a principal long grievanes. bfr. Moth= commenced his wear as a Anemia relaweer by seer getie appeals to public, and a rapid rs of pamphlets against it, •ind recently a bali ls voluntary Harlon of the church pr s 1 t.. 1.1!,. and went throug g e sitou g the plealtise fit lisetp. Us ed% wrchWtsz is levied was lbecibly la the Town Council, on Tuesday, ly Mr. Kay, who stated, that the weal polio. mug at the city amounted to 411,000/ He found that the seat on which anatt47 tax was paid in the royalty was 2110,0000:, and in the Csacepte, 7,0001. making twither 337 •0001. Thysslare, if they added to thiffir,oool, as the value if the lawyeri property which was ex anytstl Mn the tax, it would follow that out of the 411 . 00 W4 bang the total anima of the police rental, 201,0004, re amok, the are-half of annual rental al the city, entirely sessped this tax. Nothing could be sawn selealsted to @bow the so essnity for lAA lamellate repeal than these figuree• which we satbastisalad by tbs swamps of yolks leet miaow • PAOVINCIAL. ithitcametha THE LIMPOOL PIINTIM AND THE Di= ow Nowseorthai.:-Thio letteeinot plot le iv. Liverpool /lave sot op a ;otitis's. , falitheoeththeepLAtiag at the ?finctocal coalition of many or the body, sod t-ls the the undid et it u. tax on paw sad the stump iety aeotpepe's. Thq thy Toot the heavy duty I e t as epos pipe/ e riaLY daHEEthi the peke it laths, tthrip.pitt, sad et:tee essisdkals, aad dm limits the dammed be time trldels mesa otherwise mist ware du lee repealed. That tbe we of mdse. may the wishing ding b es se late 3ellai=l, fungoid, owing to' gie /OA elegem ties. Asir soutteeat walighisemset. together with the tree. mad grata @Medal thou he as i n g i of their Weds. br the asiellitheasse- 11 m% kw may setwe ether sil — di emos. That We learstesi ntnibtfi eta wield. by the repel of tlio duty apes low. Um *et greatly bollto the dared for sithills el pgiedliel literetore, _it sas sad newel 1 . . , Shia geoid give a met lowishN impales to the l ats. aid sail lute rogiiiiss a tut awes* Lbws,. Thai the N of the swop dug wield bo of ben Mara to the Ilio pupas nil be porehmed sit a es: whisit= se smut lamas* tits. &weed frees% 114 a grata seat LIVIIII would waill4l2 be he She osiehibir sad tiro give 7 4 . 4. 60 :41,2,1 4 , - Tfipmesatkivaat tbe MIN& mile, the semist Owe arwld be essegssallosig kw Semi le that wagisewat ellemeelivir" la 'area to a Woe Aim Ike sossiesg, It,. Cad's mites as fellows :—" Loaders. Jae. 27 , IM WO: W you IstAar, I or to= lea ea every the le the swap ors As respite the dada epos advsseismsare pew, as well as the sem* urea estesgsgosea eyes with yes that they ail emus ainims es as isegedlasat to the demand ter the lament Osiers ; sad I tidak. theosisei. that Warm boo body hi Limped eel sisewbsse au quits Md is their to patitka pediment de Ni meted Mr ail sea is the way of their Ithastry.-1 eat, sir. t wriest. Rummers Osiewit.—l resew. abet all paktum be gemmed those& the ambers sigrsemdlog the distrisb flan midst limy smaate." YOU 111111111. Topx FM US' CLOB:At U. last racethly ittigeog of this Re d Sasanwood, It Bllkidistborp. is the stele. a gape was by ILr. War, "Oa the bo nnet = ..... =. l agls a i I 6r opting wogs." Tiro gin to he the lead dry by limping* *Wein ; sseediyLl i cer ea vasty lost se Mee sego se ple b : , =et e raltor .b itan ia i r st il M a r r titly, O bla t il a w lll e se idle se get tsm,pered tsi the , nrj. =tl=lllg li. * L b.. a loe as not rest er :Mve ti 1 ,1 1 7 WV W 0. Pak ei,P. DUIMAM GAIII-LAN TIPAORDT sins Kum CURLS.— it will be recanted that. a short time also a trite was perpetrated ea the pas pretense alike Duke et Cleelbari, Obeid le his se Roby Castle. Ow do* eye, Obis weedien, Oeseip Le, Sitilt Wising male them was diesemmeil la • remote • asps% Wag leis shat =the head. Pseaptp i weee alma by the as , with wee w el - the paw mdse. mid • mid et UK egad the gosomemk Last week dose ale in me dmis ledeme pardwobsows by thee.... of Jobs sapleiestr use t e rZi emereZ e la i t itil. wir saes i la= wAt the agent it wee dam lbst ea the assateg the no der was Owes& boo lass piss (lhaday, die 21st di) .hate weseiseril la the Missies sibs plestselima, sad eds. igreasserseementweltaisireribmstheepttowere The mama deb at die rheum Pear ls, sad CS Wog fees mem It tads Wog deemed @ohm& the party. he was Mehemet The ether two ww seaweed le sepasais plasm NW** hobbled sod Stabiedjimessimemmee. Oa Today, • assosaisedes ma at i by Peadey. whisk led to the hmedliale bodes similme ark mad Chridepher elopes. die a polio *led dad two mike boa lied Amdtand. Tow* ssgi dni el the Wads* der ida by ha bass Mothemed he es slaw esasellset W washes petty. M snit the melee. eses Chrldepher astise "wa the pause Ow deed the that. Ines queselemed seen parties teary ea the wal be (Persda: l 4llimpees, with the y mo ether ram% Nedos the , sad were es the estate es the dodg bs, id di Wive deetlaiat a hasaorho the desedeklieNstede bit upper ases. Nashua tool away as wake ei het he ast Naos readeed,ast the latter dogsled his --- le*** Key. He begged at bin sot to do es. elapses replleit, with as each, that he would Ire, sad hunke kw imus leek • deliberate Oa at the wifortariete mem, and shot Ma deed, the tittle Mar sable Ilse. Nahum did sat en the *et feed. He after wards spoke a Illopeem im the piedadio tad he added their loam by *IWO rem* Oak they did. The pri sms usterweat methsr examimetbs as Thursday at /*he Ameltimsd. Pressley podded is the truth ei his home satimmat, whisk wee partly soloed by the ether Fano Nahas, wee admitted he sea i the llamado with *so ad thud be saw the beans* se demeibed by l'aueley, but is. aIK sod saw oadlig et Ma alterwards. Aka peas mass el wawa had beessilmed el a tiros. amid eat aosinmakey themes,, Ma asibtrates ni -1 amid the gelsemin, be at the MIMI do alerted their swiatomism et alliaassly awatkei the SIM Wel at the . TES ARBAREDIATION - BAT - STAIITIZLD HALL.—Ths lea barsashwys r of the accused murderer away who Is tom as the widow James, bat whom real sane = lasrpord, abads woman, was es Thariday elOt of s tank del Wymoodham are is bee been Imps doss the committal et Rusk is arm her meal. Mss it dos WA!. la the avant of her ...army Buh's trial will k ell probability take plies at the imkr sad of seramak, it Se sneaks amiass. Rash ecasiose semikrabb soksbass inakget the sathoritits at Renick Castle by N. restless amiss& and the sfaeelar requests ha is essistakly Re has kswiets4 a solicitor to retain a Wing of the NMI& *salt to inlet him la paste ef kw that may arks la the mune of his trial, bat it is andmakee that he has bass weeks to obtain ase on the esaktions impend, Rush tat/Mktg te maduct bis own sose throughout thei total, whishos amerant of the cumber et is likely te =toad aver two or three days. The will be conducted by Mr. &desk Bile. mid Mr. Pm/kr kat Mrs. Jenny bes not yst recovered &Ma her wands. It has beta found that portion' of the elbow boss were shot away. EURRET. CHARGE AGADIST A SOLICITOR AT EMlL—Satur day was appointed for the roexamicaticia at Epsom of Mr. Robert Relay Bartlett, lately practising as a solkitor in that town, on a chain of having criminally asmulted Maria O'Grady, a young woman, aged 151 years who nur filled the tinted= of companion to the wif e k of the l The ant Innen was Mary Ana Mares, a servant, whe resided at Mr. Bartlett's at the time referred to by Mk O'Grady. She rusamberol, cia this Thursday night that lady inquired of her what bad booms of the key of her rack-door. fibs scold not and it. Saw Ma Grady seat norm as soca as .b. was dressed, sad she said nothing to her that day. By permission of Mr. Bareekl mother young woman, eased Emily Hewett, a ser vent oat of place, bid slept with whams on the prsvioss :debt Cross examined by Mr. Borthwiak ; When I made Mr. Bartlett's bed en the day mooning, I observed that As ande;•eltest bad boss partly trashed. I washed it again bream it bad been im perfectly dons. I do not think Mks O'Grady's bad wee slept is at all that night."—By Mr. Owes: I was asked by Mr. Bartlett to wash ths sheet I have spoken et I beard en asks whatever daring Thursday eight. I did sat advise Mark O'Grady to tell her mother of any ciroomelemet. Ohs asterisked anything to ma. Th• reason for souk/vine MIL ateltstls intik wk, that it was her wish that I skald do so. She gave me a moath's soda rams time he lm sho liR for Far ham. Whoa doing to, is kid ke ft was Ifs Bartlett's wish to have two new womb to Se house breather. I have savor men Mr. Bartlett slate lir* his monks until sow.—Emily Clue lissrett, who slept with the last_ okra ; fteesd beer* her web of Kist O'Grady batkridsool as bay of her door. Ablest Pia the awning, her beikiiew ameba kw, and smid she bad hoard a milk eel es 100 oar the bullies; saw Mr. Bartlett is bit akin thin, with a slern of soda and water, in his tt att ara= the knees halm. Ia the =saw, Mr. for kw sr Ito Juk of bet water, sal when Min O'Grady came ifs - szprassrd 1101110 wonder what he could want soma water kr. North replied, " You kik know best," sail MU Wendy made so mly. She went up with Norris %Mail the beds. She Gould sot tell if two pumas had alepttake wisetar's bed, as it wee a mattress; but the sheet wee desk wham it bad bass embed. Mr. Borthwick admitted Min Olisakk stalk swat had been shaft by the two witauskilla la kayed time to *Ws tankot IMIIWIA Mr. Owes Is Wars the beech a latlsr wadi IgtObstion from the Mac of Unapeal,ht redeem So the . yoskeamk. The Woo is a copy of the lark Lbw= Pribrwary 15, I.Ba—Sir: My sYtmiisa celled Si paragraph is the Lasko Those k : i loaday, relating te yolisalf sad Mks Wilied4, I deem It my duty to address yott to the whisk., Yea us a parkas onager to me, ail I stabiare prithog of what may hatd takes plass between you and Mho trendy, sad I deem it a duty silekt sa me to tofu you, that alt which Mir O'Grady is sail Mask «Mod ishaviag takes plass beetroot the Mayor el .linspsal nil hausiff is eatkele ukase. Mae an ether Irjeparrint polite mama& nib Miss O'Grady 's ilk la Lhemostioildie, W yea BIM it touret while to ilte kbs to pm* Ike ale el *like Ila rabid awl kibilirAirs an gsg Awing her way briaL—l bens theterawar ft I. Hammitt MoosklireorAfter • oho« the bask di• Bided Gs ifirbMis inestsd obeesday sant The lint wives hours, the smut be Ise &assay aromisd ru e rfae lasP tlts whale Sas. . . . • arc TIMBER Bizano ix. ithr Haste bodriesnilend ma p : Oa linthea the Oaesn's Haw •Drithavet, bars Ospi. Josiah sad Owrpi thii4 Mien awl son, thothathil the Wednesday,wwe sheaved with elsoliag Now Forest, ths prop*, of Owe MaJaity. Phillips stud: I as eisployed Ma labourer in B ominous is the New Forest. Oa Tank', as I was piss to aty wash, abe a s ems Vele* I as. a hawse oat cart standing b ar the side M the read between Rolliders Hpt sad Rolm SBl eadesaros, sad se* dearth Ca pat ap two *eon et harsh timber into the east. It tkWilsalAt be fro. tar to Ars lengths. I was within a yards at the wt. I sew the sine thew the mate, before. sad •thea thought It was about U het hot el % it appiend to me he have boss sawed late the and racealog. I as. sorb at leaden he two plum Tito iiswairt woe severed up with 10118. I attertrartis unadorned what I had ..es to by Mr. iaffejsd he sod I mewed the lawn I observed the ls Sart the ears eppoted So home geneht the dientha. whea sod . sad the mimed 61111111 Imes Welber* She Meeks of the tart weal esemulanur with Mee t se art ink said set dad than alter than I @Stewards wart to the pelise ts,BAli wait - with' l(r. Inthesahlte saga. hdaddlit apex, to Jol4h Cars, sad sew the saw ghee VEBRVART lSt_ Otis*" lyieg there jut wow the paha &We* If dos hews that I ball saw. Jams Call whit in the serail. The same If dear,. Call was ea ** ewe. I saw the sue bore sad out whoa I pit le Mr. Cars beams Oust lan a labserer, sad week with Henry Theifp. I went to work with his am Today nonfat has. Oa my way I saw Gasp Oail aisse by the side it the rest He pat two Ogees of leash dal* late the asst. I saw k wai It sawed. I saw it ihe Wahl bobs% sad I MR Wave It was they eat op.—l. Kamaldailsw : sat • sort* Oas K Ibeprissamisi Nish Ode, ems Is ao sad said me if I bad less soybsdy mar the amicimwe la qualm Than was a bah seek lyba cm the alba sib el tie read. he embed ata whose It was sail I said I did ao4 bitow.-1. ea/ Mem said On Tessolay, , rho eth tort.,, I saw Nish Call sad ids sea Chow, wad tad them I was en* to wank he sena bee* timber that bad hies stabs from the Fermi. I tali Call I had seas the Waller I was la rase K within the rata fa heat of the hors. Josiah cell amid he was sure be bad se deign Usher, far it Us as hod how& aay hems it was a labtabo. I lib ibill is sellogy about half ea ham, and ea my return Atka the hat era *wettish Woo Is Owl the w , aad tha Woo primmer sulk" Use I sweat jail 11l ta b that as well se die rest" He add he bet bad that maw Wise, and 'sold being whams to prove he was it up bet aiglit took that away, aad tines more baddso, Nue split, the whsie foradmy eve plate% sasamoriag about 111111110111811 het ia hal*. I produce two plows, to of whit I leek away. Its upper plass hems part of a bulk itielt the }whetter sale be had had some Us.. The please et Wither I *sit sway were Skied an to se by Bwary wits soli, is lee of both Zilsrthat thew wen the _pima two et akit he saw Cherie Cull Maw la the rattrwfug.— hi* Holloway Ima peamkespor Dads, 1=a ro ll o t: New Tweet, sad how at poem* dams el Walk. Oa Tuesday, the elliS s obani 11411tink ia the aistalag, I weed with lisszy to • ts= I to me, Wines Holliday% Nabs I saw whore than oppeand * haws been saw twist very wwwilly reetwed and • spot whore the haves hod boss hush owed. i shoo haves about, sad iamb, them saw lime or her plisse whore than was fresh saw dust There were masks el a art Ness by UM spot, see are ass had bats attemptleg le rib oat the marks of the 'art with bit hat. I we* from than to ler. Mesa% and from there whh Wm to leelak AWL Thaw was some *soh Moab* tiara, whisk Mr.Pilleam lesero mins thee eogeshauded bath the pubenete. no who WM esmodit he trial. Mr. ' 4l= 4 . 4 .B :airto bi a Lit It b i l l:: too. thaehre, req plisses* was *ea admitted tiosasslv o do r . moliamaltwe swaths la 201. *eh. uumasmocurz : BA/11-110711 Fosozain.--11• primers Stevenson sari Baum Joalutoe, who had bows udad s charges et being soammil is the Beak of Lewd sots berries at BANK padormat laal szaanastisa holm the magistrates of that Op, ea Foldsy sad laumboy I. la additisa to the tredoing odermly_aidessil. isma 0111•11 SO show thataimeassa sod trostwood holl beam Ma etwassatly la array of soak other, set (sly at the Birotiaglata AMU TIVITIN whore they aiipt, bat at Menet ports et the atty. ♦ witmis aloe depend to their having btsa towline at • pubis Moo Maws Illaemsts was vary Leith orkis auk, opmfing seresolgas 10 e. ad Magog the posses prossat WitZ iala ns ocemsittod Stevenson kr trial, ad ed epos soadiag helms to Wsball, where • Mugs of ker uttering • forged note ow satokatiated whist UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL 01:7011D. Fss. 18.—Usavisstin gussum—As abbot to onabogint saw game Is in giros Mil Oho pion es the Igth ot Tae ea aes tobbosi ffl. MOM= so to Oro Mn M. gm ISM MOM bingro lboniainb sun_ to rs Milo the panne Onantseo. owl Isoos tho bois of Mr. Fgarosa gel Mr. Ent br trio of So of Yark. The nonindos tab ongsnas tho Ifflo. o r orrYron rogaired to orgent Is pm ft be women sullbdos of bob Loh= awl pins of blub. nth ths magi Isolnabia of son ondsat Iron thair e.Bwllw allow or gobris on gr Woe Ikon U. Oman Cons Oftwon—As aloodos sli be Yll Is Ihb new gs Ma lig" at tbroo ashobas fir Os amiss of SUM Ns" gal Ibilbai aurogthdr. Lamour Chusau—bo Own tab One sago= dregs to ono soliaboriads. nom eilhost Inibilgub=eiono ar i libm elemi r new of Os damn of Durbow. of Miro. tho waft of York 0.11 plesseift tio=t p liz boba:fordash tame dingo of Oahr4 or be nasty of Os Nora nal bon TIO Is is glostios to • albsahlp. al ments Lof time osnly el Una; vas ban inn Or uioo et A. — WeamenCouale6-11kere mill be ea dean Ili Ilderearge et hro edrobire► as tee truaderisa at Dr. Mae ea Ss 4lb d May beet.'fbere aprekreareyearortaveriburbrtbeeeplessatelergysem. Pazinnugirrs.—Ray. J. M. IllosoLx, to Dalton in Fur ore, V. lawaseadre; Mo. Car.; 1001., with Todd.; Duch/ 01 LYSOL ; Rev. J. T. MU/wk. due. Bee. E. Owsa, to llamWmag and Tostiolog C„ Iderimath. Itev. O. bow, to Idge Comm& It,. G. U. airman, lw C., Noribusibarkod. Nov. P. 00CTR08111. toOmetiortherm C., Lem Rev. W. Brerumia, to Wedged id P. C.. &Wood; Co., Loh. O. Thew% Is lirowliloy C., &Mold. Bev. J. P. Comm to Was 8., Borelbrd ; Horedted ; nu., with reed. Yarmo li••• ut IT. C. Dom. So alladliw to the JOULE, Lamle* Asylum, . ROYAL OrratrtV. —Oar. Pilvaiwries wripaae of s it aras ,,, ,w/Se boat.) is i to be ENV Ors re Ortrates tes k Wtir) it prams! at i lt. Oar. IlWas sod Obit. 1 orprir of Ow Ilik bat! in drew arm le kayo Dr I k tam Oka* Itt. Owes ail Ilarkirl oreindas I ot sd n at ti=it. Ilw two lista oar port in to to tern k Vol Tr erne at Ow I s oirtrai is to to Snood :It: a5 ak 4 4411115....Z12i1i5 . e ar= A s a wiser la lb. Ark* la le - UjprOnialci oar* la 111AINST SO Ore= On in aff i rrillff.— I 1 A iris rose as *Mg W. at Oirkia. to IOW& irk iglu pretarnd what Ike. O. L. Chawlitu, at th• Oh kl_lair dollorl rim prof. he hilfeawlhl me* la bat& ot Owliarotio, oar about tho Ur Dia. Irk amok. tot se ifoo d : se a k !i e lrai aajf , pore lls bre fro rd stoits ro porta Jr= ritiorralt. Irk ta unt Fr wrionVo m eloriolir et la altar rd a erlaum la the Meets; Ilia * Nara Yr Wigs ate 0••• elleihell le the shato al a Oar Os lila die otaad as roar 411.• Isamu ma the lit pc Ort.. Irk lir mar ar air O. hubs. et the Rapt Ateaue. Z i rimier. la a. ales= and bt rise kis rob la Sr rear tar orisfor irlars. he bath& at the pare fa tho Int siwege, at ce stoat the 1451 ore ds i z Afis tu e a s one alba aerator basess tbst mai Ihs Mat of ISM amakild eta tin. K. atually, cehta me Ye ta du qualm it await% lieguat.-- lailma par WOW *pipe anis% k bar.. et Dirati. Da or areal Dos It, ISA aataill Ms 111111.11 M. den walf err ad driver Or Hairs of ha Ilatat Aulatee, 1 lad idi PMh sod MIN( "a MI iota arm Own aripliodso sera err ollawa. sal gat raft aIIIWIPISIF Ihrosetwor ad as Dr Illadwir der Oat ibi did rt Of ak any arm tk.ewail it sally ot awl a Ohm rophde paid "ray did te . t i row IsoMI • l att a Viort. tno wear la tis i lln i t i . VIA a Wa rr fairs a DIN d istiow Ida raid Mo lie WM. Ciewthr elude ad pate. T ire Madly, wad er r err rams ba ie r court boas : s wok or war way at Sit zato. bar an it. riders 6 broi no ow* Wm • ward itillim wars la elashma. Mu repartir• wue with aim du ads amillika Impend r that prams bre Oa arms, that Ose wad/ tut pe up of du procashap men Ss tagelry was toa. ref& Irv. C. W. Ene=thormr V., Somerset ; die. B. sad W.; Del. ; pet., J. H. Ike. H. B. War, *o im Deanery lbarelDer Rev. P. Der, to be Meowleelpel of the QDDlpfit. Instltutket,llud ereSeld. Sm. J. W. to Maehat P. C., Wootwith ; pat., the PAIN Or ; J . O.W W. dee. Rev. B. Purrs, to Ij, Ems ; Mo. Rea.; I.^9L, Ha mid.; pa., Lord ; .L Townley, dee. Irv. B. HAMILTON. to Ushered= T., Somerset; Mo. B. end W.; lit.; pat., lard Clueseellor. Ser. W. HINTON. to Booby Y., Tort ; diw Hip ; 93J.; pat., Lord bmedlor. Nom C. H. Pwrox, to Inv= C., Northumberland. Zwr.L. B. Juno% to be motor et Um Chan/mikes Court, New kilege,Szked. Rent Gon;san, to Akkstoa P.C., Winn ; db., G. and B.; pst, 7. Nsel.4 bq , M.P. HOT. A. VALONTON. to 101111111127 C.earthambeised. am P. Toulon; to be &Nana et Town Hospital, Guernsey. Cures. lOTA .—Mr. 0. 01AT. lay view at Westminster Abbey, to Mo. an Giber Majesty's isatimen efthe Cason RoyaL NAVAL ADYII4LTT, IPIR 17.—APPODIT111/1111.—Mittaht Army Dont to I== Whim' 10 (Imam ry s m, WILLIAM VICALT ?oink:oink res. l&—A Ikesrephie meow toot tke Adwesslty was %Sine med. wee. &reeler the Wow @twice,. Coa. le pewee wilbeet eliey le ems* imates, time le be ghee/ the mew et Ma *sniff. Delver to ell Ole nessisk— blk alder ft pektlis kirkrad kr ke SINS Amnon gni Wortkrltenke totekdi.. Is nand ma knew et enmenok ke nested tl.pafw sa the wile do* Inmate. The new etsrmat is to be twaapala el. en, nil I It. I la, kat earik ea the ark leek; g sl4orklek dIS eat. eat R 4 In. kere seit, a the lere iartnee Minh gem et 111 ewe, see 4 tt. I fa. kw awl ; dens IS met, le R. II la keg, ea the anew* two late. gwea 111 cwt. tub, sad ass ahgeasder, at Ile cwt., an the gimlet leek; total. MX ltaittrcrtiox Dr rats Aromas:lv —lt Is roatterett to dish& disks tart the leek el Maloolls will to talent on eon iskikesk nett Wilke ere neeksi to senalellse tkelf meal eladel presdnettot of the essperls d ends use esselb. DITIIIPSta; 1n . 17. —Apsile a tr. am ikersberse, need yeelerder Ihotennik idioms is praeseik Oeds.— Omni at Antese. Salm seessead nibs the whessow nosy am. wee* hal sat Is Iliemeseb bsebeer. re. Wail le this pert peolerear.—!b lat f the Mop, it., le enrol to peen) et theepow to ee ot f the WM. ot elemer et thee MattWeesmicas 17.—Widiese, st.- strived yesterday bin of beets, la burnt apt. It l eeed4 who tabu the ormool of the rid Wag the anuses et Comalere It. IS. --kastm. sewn old ink et.-v. en searty noir it neong prank OM the deer le het their spot kb the enking air of Ile=ea Inks, ion 1 10 . nat. Ike Mk 'Milk e. nate co print onkel. kr bed hie Ye eel meakkary metre& the sad her stem rOrt laeie Wee. S. will be reedy kr kW to then • tow ell.eliep, m elsostawa Is wrested to her arm& mat Awl to aroma to Demme seals et theettassed mod ellsowlses. - - - • areroppoisot isci sr •lthirbt lobe beams esti 'absorbs or. &peel bibs deem rushee sodas this merslag to lam as Meg sts• The Ire beam owe pm, seep selinisod a Er di taishellt7 h 1 Weft es Nod a tertity 4 haw et a lee scobseled ie be be abbe el babe OM* ell Ito boob to the eureka The $ Win Wffliiiiilli el *Da thillpsesso hilenbers essibbbe at the 604017. Meli bip we ell wok It aye disrows4 that the less t r . op oats° vele ast po rannd tt wee soprehooded thee they bob at fre to ee ores& The amesessee or fhb So whole et asenesed. red re we le pease et eihreibe 4 a met are sore a poi to the s aw rather ~ha ft flow=dt gawks' limbs. brew to -y these plerl hos to the absent at the Mesa depitteeset et Baserset Waft 40 bed ben opporred at by *ea" rsissioss, Fos. 14 —A morsepsediest, writhes bibs thle ble. else s—.7lke r attest eadissertat pivebe this otelibb mot - bewhisit at the resat bibleltp selsoles No w bon dr oboe et the preed robellne. awl beg* then ient he es Vlai lslolll liteeelk isbiteitiort ptibehlr hoe the obsessed Is obendes, pet fa 11.11,1111111185 i lip. bet the Sheiks sub est eispbber gi tsee sise ad a r t C potostkes Is oboe be eggsbbest Mb eserthoebet, Net. Mo. is liWodsi et a bey 'Mist sisesite. illtiost beembg ee 1161110”1. UtBEIN beisbeisol Ye be ism by abort . ise Imo =sod the le seem b no the Cobol Oemisleet. 12: r rants la the ems's mid, : V IM to the Is. soot et the seat b ecessooll b ilLl Vlhe ale bbe • so. WWI, Is War t : sloops to the sibs ht Aft ho sew m ugs pes robes bib b e pea he thb= hobo sol orneeples sublere sebood Ids• by the . eilobb sobtessee to the lebibbera; 4 the buteni abaft et the Arereol.' A . Size= • NNW. Lae NO7 Mir siaii7eD. —Or. Thew. sew seperistesbat at the pathos swim at whim swift se Nestebet 4 ehe Sopa io bib blepteersi be be bele Is st est Sot ems* Wog =ell4. 77ssispe. e Wei the 4 'Chill& of ammo. lib a w*. This lobe ese embstri to same iromr, ibi rant sisrbes wee esse2 wod. Ille sodas wee missiber Ittel.—limeletti - . , • MILITARY. • 0 • Two Alikalikionkta OF MN L1P01.11103 *do pm bed &Wad open by the orrorarat ad =Mary adirrttiet. odd = ell dist a milikable defog k dead g*. Irrar a emearat oda that Gelid TIM , mp ills Old boo Nkomo to de Tammy oteekr. Ok MOW Mt alarmed a *oder Yaw% the bide korkomair at esertke to de 400 that tba Yammer, tkador k mot Warm to b. add eat as reureeaat i q al id redeellea ; deb Ur peeks. keraged OM my saps may dein Is aeludie kr deki? .4 0 = tOIII MM ood to so larks =lda tosidekaa li I, Mt mud sememowt A M artod r Os qr. rake luers. It Is mispr rop tared oas roped d Ulo dodekloolrlir IL aro et Ike dolled el daft ddlokoli me do wooosoc is mg this yid le Ws r ie = fiatmee. art ao roomy quart in to M tadood kW. adds at the dpease rye of the deg imined. eay orr is asketimilot Vas dot. Mk fiedidde& Id ZeLeefl as.vv. flaskt a gOold* __ . . ddet k Vii 011•114 WIN vi. 1110 *"1. 6 Whaqine. &NI ieltelleilliell IN Ilikk Ina Ali= SW Min letanild AVM Amp woks woo kr . yeieraltart, Ir riard, ger 2 lbw awark hod one Maks to akkhor. The dad draw of questeis of re brigade of gorge will, kidder, take deal on the art robot). BPORrzNe. sarniga AT lii36lllllllll—Tmsey. LITIIIIMOOL STINPLI CNosn.-6 to I opt Prince George ;4 to I wet The Comte. 13to 1 eat Chandler, 14 to 1 apt Nap -14 to 1 eget Medea, 11 to 1 wt ./cm. wratmouttom HANDIOLP.-4 to 1 seat Yew (7 to 1 tam ing4V to 1 apt mem. ti a 1 opt Dotbebom, M to 1 apt growaaar. Gam as b OWrtau Cur.—fo I. 1 apt Tim Tortes (t). SO to 1 yet MU (t ,ISto 1 opt lady WOdalr (t). Ito nn to el Thmkr. DsiusT.-100 to 0 opt Honeycomb (t), 25 to I opt Btrong bow,3l to 1 eget Nteizm. No ether obtuse. gab) iintelltanue. COURT Of QUERN'S BBNCH.--ilareamm • Nis Patve.-11rioro lard Daum and a Swats Liam Trim e. MATXLCZUL Co*. Mr. Oregon was counsel for the plaintiff; sad ib. Knoolee, QC., appeared for the deleadant. This was ea action, brought by a tepee i• the Royal Ea ell*mast the defeadeat, eke held • daisy rank la Wit Dragoons, to reeve/ liZradip• mares for ar3r.in,al en on, with his is db. Oreaves, la statkag the ease to tho jam said thet the fead plead,' eras a (svelte ia the Royal Raire, sad the de aat a uptake in the 14th Lied Dreams; sad the elr aameoase.a whisk had given se to tie premed painful inquiry had talus place la the laissed of Als. Rhea. The plaintiff had trequeatly visited that idiot, and had formed an acquaintance will a beautUll end lady of tha name of Simper ; their iatet i o le ares li t i r 10170 11 : e m attariimsnt, and. tmesiel engeseampat was the mew quasi of it la the month of Jaly 1846 the plaintiff quitted St. Litt% heßagland, brat rwara d toast isleadiaffebeemary, tie year Mures, andwas married to MissElempee ea the 19th March,lll46. The lady's father, &Adele:breathes of her la naily,were pressed at the aerusony, and thedebadeat was also proud is the church, although he was sot as invited guest. After the maniere, the plaintiff sad his bride went to a gentluasa's resided* is the country, when they remained about a mom* sad then returned to his carters. He (Mr. Greene) Gould sot give the jury a better Mee of the state of happiame is which these pubes lived than by quoting the weeds of the Rev. Mr. Wended, the clergymen who had married them. That gentleman dated that they had lived in his house a month. They appeared_ perfectly happy ta gether, the ended of the h usban d being most kind and affectionate. This state of things contianed till September in the same year. How the defended contrived to gain the &Redoes of the plaintiff's wife was not known. In the month of September two ladies had been visiting at his house. Oa the 29th of that month he upsompened them tel their raddenet, and when he returned he bead that his wife had eloped with the defendant. Inquiries were inane diaely set on foot, and it was discovered that the peeks had left the island. nay were followed hem ate hind to another, but were set overtaken. The phialf shaven& found in las:house abler addremed to him by the dehadest, which enateiasd the fallowing words : Sir,—Fria thedledisa of St. lilt's I could sot give yen an sp. preside) , el whatever latistariks yon may eta% bat I ham to Mfrent pea my address will bo kund at sis. awl Co.btarata yea Mink It to mil Or my at stature perlW. The peiliM made every inquiry in the Wist Indies, but without somern. He eabsequatly came to Ragland, applied te littta.Out sad Co., semi by dint of perseveriag Inquiries at With ilbsiiirsit the parties is Dahlia. It appeared, in the lathy part of the year 1846, that a lady sad gentlemen had ahem lasemeate la the here of a Yes. Hammen, in Welherkelsoll, Loadaa, when they lived together as men mid wife pasting first by Am name of Mayne and then ' that of Martin. These parties were traced to Dahlia and proved to be the defendant sad the plalthill's wife. These were the facts which he 11111• M *SO lobes the jury. Two of the witnesses in the cam had beta examined under a eonaressien and other witneues would be called, who would fully heir out the stemma which he had made. The only question for the jury den would be, what amount of compensation in dama ges the plaintiff would be enacted to. In a ease of this sort, where the injury was excessive, it was very di ffi cult to define whet would be a compensation to the Injured husband, and he *eight the best enure to adopt world be to offer no remarks on that point. He would only submit that the ease was one of extreme suravatkn ; but he was fully aware that English juries would not be f luidal by the °barrelled of coedit, but would return thew verdict ea the evidence alone. _ _ Thy teardege of the parties was proved by the depositions of a surgeon, and the Rev. Dr. Warneford, the rector of Bt. Thomas's, in the island of fit. Hilt's. The latter gentleman stated in his depodtion that he knew Miss Bumper and Capt. Tylse. He married them according to the rites of the Church of Ragland, on the 19th of March, 1846 ; Miss Been per's fathergave her away. The plainti ff and his wife were treated with and affection by Mr. Bemper's family. After the marriage the plaintiff and his wit* redded in de ponent's house foe a month ; they appeared to live very together;happiy iisrs loan and the conduct of the husband was ever, that election could dictate. When M. Tyles and the dant went Amoy from Bt. Kltt's, deponent followed them to some other islands, at the request of the plaintiff. He had continued to visit the plaintiff and his wife until :hey left the island. Item. Marrboa was then called and examined by Mr. Greases. Wiser lived at 33, Welbeck.etreet, and let lodgicp. She want to Dublin with Dr. Welwyn, and saw there a lady and gentleman who had lodged at her house. They went by the name of Mr. and Mn. Mayne. They occupied tha dewier:eon floor, and passed as man and wife, sul esenpied tie epee bedroom. They lived in the sense way he a month. They were then absent a week and returned. Dr. Welwyn addressed the gentleman ae Capt. Mayne, end the lady r Mn. Tyke. The second time they came to witneee's boas., they pawed by the name of Merlin. Mies /Witt, examined by Mr. Oreayse.—Witnem lived at Mrs. Harrison'., and saw the gentleman and lady in ques- tion at her house and also in Dublin. Charles Osborne, examined by Mr. Graver —Keew the defendant; the 'aUer produced wu In his hand wridnd(this was the letter referred to in the opening of the learned enure). The defendant was a very young man, the plaintiff about 29. . . Denial Former ismained,..—said he was ea oilleei ent. *red to seareliallise die dilbadant and the plaintiff's wife : he stated that ae well set discover then, though he la. mired eoesidmble some is his inghiries. Mr. isawiekia adissidig do Joey kt lb@ adman, meld that the ask of ea Menthe, la a arse UM the 'ibises, ws• *ever • mimosas sr • grasieue emt pus beemse he sat knew that every Mt *AN at the to a perm plumed I. the et the t; =ka cl l: l4 yet, If they would give gide attention he • short Mu, he hoped to be able Is simatins, game* hi loomed Mead had @smarted that this ear a sessitgeset aggresses°, them sever was, is f a m:, u Fs r ef I less aggravated edam brought Cato court. The big ohms no S ia rea which the jury' swept his subsistelal Baia fa ream MN ' the reseal there wen degrees, they did Lsot all mail fat a blot anoint of demagta.l Bo (Mr. ILsowies) Matted that *ant_my etrematmen the metasted of a married woman wail MI essigh, bat there were ems area is which it was distMgahhed by eiremestsasse et great stratty, when mid' friesillfs had been violated, add. abated; whim the seeded oteddesse hat Ms= .*Mw, Ifni Ishmelsmiserige we whew diadem ma they eahlestot *sky, led yielded ealy to the segettatime of pore. These wens eases ter eabstaailal dosisgee. lime ma, bowdrer, ems et:a Mimed Mae, when fa the 'lmoseysida, Cr... after, the WO hod Mk: Me the chewing tin she owe& mai. Iterela t est "hue it Was Geer thai it was idle to talk elided* etherika. He Would put lite the limy, WpmWpmil, die edam, el item sheet to whisk Mee of sloth th e present belosget. He Milked the tided Pliseddmik hi mates swum isbolo so little name peewit std a mast had bees Mogi bast Then we. aelitag to show my red hem that the plekliff.bed saw Weed. The km math beer fa abed that the greyed upon whiik • data to subetaatiel damages weld memo the' km at the hsdret's amiss& added. To oarimato IMO lon =Shay mad sesedeia the state of destessis Ile isjorsi Mama lived with bk Mih: Vtrabelleoug that fa a abort meth sr two vatia :t dde maid target all Me desiesde ties and aidgaliend a. Walk Way pea fate kimbeat, s ad di saster, dm my wire boast be set at ma it; MIS imam& Masa hog tea Me emee a se toll Mem" AMU mil Whin more, It aid be jag II gniddia to make Illialbevhiisi of that val. omit Midi Is eV well.reguided salads, ead , th lea essiblee,exitted with reideaes to the arias of adalier _ Pm of, ow dinbs :4•161 . Tybri had. left flt. . Yids -the .Zagleed dot saw viondy to the amataiatosith .erne owns being aide with Mies Smarr, that .sty had met- tie t'efendast, who bad remade serivad l. is..alerlidedoest there was no doubt that a Maisel Weed at bed 'gam up between them; T.TiOnlhe illeddilf 'a rettMolbees Rig imi this uslaeloy Swim! Ma dim geom. Mt . are might esel'y vide/Aare that during Capt. Tyke's elpesle on St. Mitt'e a change had eaten plies in the feelings ef this yams lady. Was it to be believed that the eibletlif elaseM net have perelived this stool.. t Was ft swab Oat fa a eirestmeorlbed essorialb like that of at. mei the *bat should est haw bowl of the attaebasse whit\ had arisen between lihmsperemil Oar. Yates p Thils seeks to bare made blie areal in aisles the funning of a neared which le tests have knows Wadi mall blew es bah parties. Why W net the tips put essistady bile the boo who could thew some ars the whale ebb I Did the jury Mere* thee kept wftsuass sionw ? la ewe like the neuswt Mahe after relative was Whet ; *had after was psi Me the boa, to prove the state of domestic happiness sad baton in whisk the parties lived, and to she souse nodes of that whisk bad bout destroyed. Anil did the jeer balm bat if there had not hose a bass to be elbelisas of this young lady, mad that the *bat bees it s that arse Mond of his wou ld net have boss ailed 111 pm the great low which had been snotabed V theewhish be (Yr. Henries) believed was the truth, the phitalf wadi lave sated erh4y and pro batty if he bad rehabs& Ikea calling upon Kb. Simper to Caa pram* whil It weld net with tasty be fulfilled. rting lady la menelea the plaintiff had acted upon bar awn of duty. ..d to eradicate front her mind the albelles whisk had gnaw up between her and the &hada& la ale tweetbsOrawever, after the marriage, Kies llama , bad set heel beemind street enough to hasp Ike seared vow whisk she bad made at the altar, and field lidded to the atealmassa which existed before the bend mien lea pleb In all these caw there were degrees. Oa atheist the fislimilant's conduct would not admit efigallemem, be bey seed to bear in mind that he had yielded to a peados earamsa to all mankind. It had not has dawn that dm dabbeiL•seho was now serving in and alleged in the Sikh wariws, had any mesas of paying m as eseseat et Emirs. He Wes instructed that he had but kis meet to derail epee. The learned r coun sel andafied Ids emelt by saying that a mull amount of =fwed* last the ata of the OM, and ere the ate of hh ebb la *air lam that he Lid Daemon, estrame up, said : The ealy question he the jury to tab ow was. the sorest of which they thought the phial. abbe to. The ad very had been daily proved. Mos resist INN was a wet extraor dinary on. These Se otellasele ef a prior attachment, but be Gould set Lip essasedig of Wbed bad *noted. Thee eras one of esnidesos or viola tion at hospitality ea the part of the biadant. The disks sat mu to be litanies of a rationea, sad it must be suppose that be had same Ikea ; bourn he must abide the essossenssess with vs ass to what the jury might my woo a nessashis cooeemp..mtlaa he the later, holed Si ghted upon the plaintiff. The jury, after a short consultation, Maned a verdict for the plaintiff—damages, 2001. COURT OF COMMON PLEAI3.--BATORDAr. Mar Paine.—Before Chief Justice Wilde sad • epeeist Jury. COI.. JANZO:RITI7I7 07 Deroarr Mortar on RAILWAY Batas. Mr. Coalmen stated the phintlffs caw This was en setioaaa plaintiff, as ellottee of 100 shares in the South and Ituthm, and Bluster, Swindell, Marlboro', sad Railway, to recover 200 guineas, the amount of daps* mosey paid upon them, against the defendant, John Jamee,th•Selenduy of the City of Leda, a director and umenibeeeithe man agingeseasaihes tithe eampeny. The object et** snowy was to esouset - the seedhora nod western essauthe with the mrillemil bye mire direst meamunication, sod dweegh the wheel suNies to facilitate the transit from the sank to the monk It wss promoted by Mr. Wil liam hoes. a selfelter, sod lho defendant took an active part in he hemellon. This preepeetas stated the intended capital to be hstopte., 64,4116 shires of 201. each, the deposit =U.Wg two pdosee per share. An advertisement sp in the Times of the 26th of Septets:ha of that year, Vby the ......eery, " George Wright," and i nser t e d emier et the eummittu of management," in freak* _ the rahlis that the whole number of shame in the melsrbil wee allotted. A few days after the of this advertisement the plaintiff, 100 shares already allotted to him, paid the deposit money, and signed the subscribers' deed. The scheme was not car ried out by the directors who, without consulting the sub scriber., sought to amalgamate it with the Southampton and Manchester Company. Circulars were mat mud to the subseriben stating the impassibility of promoting the and giving them an option either to ac :gats! the proposed amalgamation or to receive back their deposit money. The attempt at amalgamation, how ever, proved a complete failure, and finally 11. 7e. 6d., out of the two gain( as was retur ned apes each share. The plaintiff refused to take beck less than the whole amount, which he now sought to recover, and he took his stud upon the foot that a deeeption war practised upon him in the adver tisement of the 25th September. At the time of that adver tisement a considerable number of shares, 10,000 out of the 64,000 were not allotted but reserved. Moreover, 11. 7s. 6d. only returned upon each share a deduction bad been made of thirty' thousand pounds for expenses, en amount which the plaintiff contended was exces sive' for the scheme had never one before parliament. The registration of the compuy in August, 1845, was proved, and of the prospectus sontaising the defendant's name as a director, oa the 6th of November, in the same year. Scrip oirtificates, for 100 share,, signed by the defendant and the secretary, and dated the Ist of October, were next put in and read but it appeared the plaintiff was original Olsten of only 80 of the scrip shares produced, having effected an exchange as to 20 out of his original 100. Tbe advertisement of the 26th September, in the Ties.., refened to in the opening, wu next tendered. The Attor ney-General objected, on the ground that it wu necessary to show, in the first instance, that the defendant took part in the affairs of the company Wore that data. George Wright, the secretary, was then palled. He stated the advertisement was inserted by order of the committee of allotment, but the defendant was not a member of that committee. A number of witnesses were then called, with a view to show the presence of the defen dant eta meeting of prior date to the advertisement, but none would swear he was present before October. The mi nutes of a meeting of the 20th of September, contained in a heck which after a draggle of three hours was at length got into evidence, at length established the fact, that defendant took pert at that meeting. The advertisement in the Times was now again tendered. The Attorney General objected that the advertisement appearing to be inserted by order of the allotment committee only, could not bind the defendant. The Lord Chief Justice admitted the advertisement, saying there wee some evidence of sub-agency from the directors to the allotment committee. , The advertisement, being reed, was to this effect: "Notice le hereby given, the appropriation of shares in the company , is completed, sad the letters of allotment boned. It is re petted many applicants of acknowledged respectability have been meoessarily refused. The scrip is ready for delivery." George Wright, the secretary, was now recalled, and de posed that the number of shares for which letters of allotment were issued was 64,770. The residue, some 10,000 shares, were appropriated and reserved forth. original promoters, commit tae-men, and lendholders on the line. Cues-examined.- 400,000 to 600,000 shares wen" applied for. It was found seers sary to restrict the amount allotted, and to neglect many par ties of acknowledged respectability. The reserved shares were not taken up by the directors, although the shares were at 11. premium. The appropriation of the shares is the com pany was complete at the date of the advertise not The defendant took up twee ty shafts, which ranked to qualify him as a director. 97,0001. was paid up. The only reason for not going before_parliament was that the plans were not ready in time. Mr. bliggine, the engineer, was not prepared. Having no plans of our own, we took up the Manchester end Southampton Denipany, who were ready with plans, and were to run through the same lice of country. 66,0001. was lent by as to 'sable that company to comply with the standing orders. The 66,0001. was repaid, and it wee afterward' re solved to wind up undee Lord Delhonsie'e Act. A resole ties was some to at a meeting of the skareholden held for that purpose in the month ot May, 1846. Except five in dividuals, one of whom is the plaintiff, all the shareholders have takes hack the 11.,75. thi. retarnekbythe 'directors upon sash share. Witness never had a railway 'here is his life of his own. The payment of the deposit money by the plain tiff to the bankers of Ass . satin 26th of September admitted. The ea dated IioPC 24 , 1846 , was then #ut in, shawls( the number of subscribers was 40,000. The deed gave general powers to the directors to do the aionpary acts sad Incur the neesmary expenses for cargo/ oh the schesne.—This wee the plaintiff 's cue. tawney-General addressed the Jury for the defence, end eeeteaded the conduct of the directors was most praise worthy throughout- The engineer was alone to blame that the scheme did not go before parliament, The company was honestly prosecuted. The drecto s, who were entitled to a numb, r of reserved shares each, and the defendant amongst the number, might have realised 11. per 1611“ preisism is the market, but it was pra dostly sad honestly reselvea by the directors not to do so. It was in ease of a fraudulent mirrepressntation being enateraied the advertisement and acted upon by th e plain title the matt made by hini, that the plaintiff wee end tied Ile . He submitted the truth of the statement / Matiaked the advertisement was made out to the letter. it was sot there ssid that the whole number of shares were then allotted, but " appropriated " and 0* was strictly true. He trusted the jury a odd' adopt that view and return their verdict for the defendant. The Lord Chief Jostles in summing up, observed the pro portion of shares reserved in this instance wee not suck as so prevent, as in many eases it happened, the carrying out at the omens. On the contrary, the undertaking was per. heft bon& fide, sad at one time pressilied every of dthaaar mosses. He left it to the jury to say, whether, kakis knking at the language of the advarthement, it contained • elatannit false and fraudulent ; secondly, whether the plain tiff was theta), induced to pay the depadt money. The jury at once returned • verdict foe the defendant. LT. COUNT OF EICIllitT Mains la Beam Rawly MID Ixlm=tatag RAILWAY 0. COMM— RAI;LWAY CALL.—LIASTLITT 07 177A071. This was an action brought by the plaintiffs to recover the natennt et seditious OW seat, who pleaded that at the time be subscribed the deed of the **spiny end *entreated with to take the shares is respect of which be was sued be wee an What, and that afterwards, while be WEB an In ' lai* repedisted the contract, and pve notice thereof to lb, 'MEM, sad also that be would , continue to held the three iali ng4 ust forthen. To (hie plea the plaintiffs &- OW 1117 41 MOM& for the plaintiffs in support 48 the that the plea wet se analett to se= l e r lie ant ereaties i t i ee eewroY, V I Z saw 111 " 1110110ribe con: eat wad* eight es he,. bees done after the de eds/4 awl woe lewpweeive duriag We minority *no ha eagudiated the rennet aa an in ked, be alight have ratified it after he came of age, and the 3 _ plea ought to negative that mot. He Mei ealmillinl thee ' the plea did not show that the delimited bed done • that ntr act m neoeseary and within his power alkali& die of Peaesek, ea the ether hand, submitted that it was men to the defendant to rejoin the shares ea the sot forth in the pha, and that the subsequent wee matter which :^ght to come by way of replication, from the plaindfh, if any such took pleas As to the acts, they no doubt mintemplatad the ma of 'Wants bo'ding shares to nitro' they had devolved, but sot the cue of an infant en tering into a biading contract with a company, in derogation of the general law that infants could not contract. Mr. /standoff having replied, lirffiaron Puke gave judgment in favour of the defendant This was an action for calla spinet a shareholder, and a she holder was one who must have subscribed the deed et the , and be registered on its books as such. Th e term subscri bed imported a contract, and the act, therefure, which gives this summary remedy against all sharch lders must be taken to mean only thine who were capable el becomidg such by law—by means of a contract They never Gould here meant to include infants who by law are in capable of making any contracts, but there were eases no doubt fa which infants might become the holders of shares withoutentering into any contract with the company, all of which did not apply to this which was the case of an original subscriber, who contracted with the company in his own person. Thedisafiirmance need not be atter an infant comes of age, nor need he allege that he has not ratified the contraM for those are matters which ought to come from the plaintiff by way of replication ; so also, if he hu tiled the pro fi ts, that ought to be replied, and as for his not having done all that he ought to have done to disaffirm the contract, it is difficult to see what more he could d,), as he could not go to the omoe and scratch out his name from the register. For these reasons I think that there must be Judgment for the defendant. Ifir. Baron Rolfe and Mr. Baron Platt oncurred.—Julg sent iter the defendant. ARCHES COURT.—SArrsora. Before Mr H. J. flat. THE VICAR or Sr. Jun AND HIS BISHOP—JUDGHENT. Goiratan o. 'rue Bream. or Exerffit.—There were two questions in the proceedings before the court in this case; the iiistmas, bad the bishop a right to ebutinue his examink doe erp clergyman who applies for induction to his living ashes 28 days from his application. Judgment was now given eit, this point. The putt said this. eat a proceeding promoted by Mr. Gorham, late YIN/ of St. Just, in Penwith, in the county of Duce, in the diocese of Exeter. limiest the bishop of that likeillOo far refusing to institute him in the living of' Bramp ilard Speke, in the county of Devon, in the same diocese, which had been presented to him by the crown, through the Lord Chancellor. This was a question of en unfit- Tient ecourrenos ; indeed, it was one that Lad not been met with by the judge during tke whole course of his experi- Mee and, in referring to cues, he had not met with one that had presented itself for many years. He had referred back to 140 years, and he could find no such case to have been brought before the court. It is a question which rises incideaMily. In the course of these proceedings the merits of the case have not yet been entered into, and therefore the court his only to consider what is now before it, and if it can be austained, it will put a stop to all further proceedings. Though there have been no proceedings in this court for many yews, they were well known in former years. which is proved by books of prudes and also in 1 . Clark's Practice," and there was at this time a mode of practice pointed out. It appears this gentleman has been refused to be instituted in his living to which he has been appointed, and therefore. the court is open to his applica tion for relief. l'ho proceedings are new, and will give rise to further proceedings of some importance. It appears this gentleman was appointed vicar cf St. Just-on- Paned& in 1846 ; in 1847 he was presented to the living of Brampfbrd Speke, both in the diocese of Exeter ; he applied to the bishop to be instituted, who stated hie desire to exa mine him before such institution. This did not take place until the 17th Dec., 1847, which continued at various times until March, 1848, upon which examinstion he refused to institute Mr. Gorham in his living In July the same year, a monition was brought In and an appearance given to it by the bishop ; the object was to state all the circumstances sup ported by affidavits, that the bishop had refused to institute him, at the same time calling upon the bishop to show cause why he did not institute him in his living. The bishop then appeared to the monition and stated the grounds why he did not appoint Mr. Gorham. The material part of that act of peti tion is, the return the bishop made to it. The bishop states, upon his examination he iour.d Mr. Gorham of utsound doctrine, and more particularly referred to that doctrine in reference to the regeneration by baptism ; in consequt nee he refused to institute Mr. Gorham to his living, feeling it was a sufficient cause for a refusal. Since then Mr. Gorham had published a book ; among other things he states what passed between the bishop and himself. He also sets forth the various degrees he has obtained, &c., at college ; that he has held livings from March, 1811; that he has discharged vari ous duties in several churches and dioceses ; that in 1846 he was appointed to the living of Bt. Just on.Penwith, which contained 7,000 gents, to which he was instituted without any pre. ion' examination by the bishop; that upon bring appointed vicar of Brampford Speke, he forwarded testimo nials to the bishop for his signature, which was refused, in lance of his conaideriog him of unsound doctrine. The rd Chancellor now issued his fiat; on the 13th November the bishop began to examine him ; and on the 17th December the bishop appointed to receive him, when it was alleged that he was out of time for examination according to the 95th canon ; that indeed it had expired, that the 28 days had elapsed, and he had forfeited the right to examine him, yet Mr. Gorham attended the bishop, and underwent en examination, subject to his verbal protest against that right. This continued until March 1848, and ended in the bishop refuting to institute him in his living. The question before the court was, had the bishop the right to call upon Mr. Gorham for examina tion, according to the case set forth in the 95th canon, the 28 days having expired ? Has the bishop the right to proceed is his examination after the expiration of the 28 days or is he limited to that time ? The court could not take the protest presented by Mr. Gorham into its consideration, for the court had nothing to do with it. If the bishop delayed examining him within the limited time, Mr. Gorham could have issued his duplex guerilla to have compelled it, or otherwise to be instituted in his living. It was urged in argument by counsel that the bishop could not oontitne his examination after the expiration of the 28 days ; that the statute of limitation barred his right to do so, and that although Mr. Gorham did consent to be examined, it was a mere nullity; and counsel then tithed the court to pro nounce against the right of the bishop to continue his exam ination beyond the 28 days, and asked the court also to insti tute Mr. Gorham in Lis living. This was a case of tome im portance, both to the party asking for institution, ard t r the bishop as to this right. If the argument used by counsel was right, it would lead to important and serioua conse quences. It was asserted that a bishop could not inquire into the conduct of a clergyman after the expiration of 28 days, whatever information he might have received es to the conduct of the clergyman, whether he be an atheist, a Bo deen, or indeed in any other way of unsound doctrine ; but that as a matter of courts, the bishop must proceed to insti tute him, with all these imperfections, Ii the 28 days have expired. This it was contended must be done, even though the bishop, in the consci entious discharge of his duty, must the very next day proceed to deprive him of that living that was a question of most serious consideration to the church; it must go to that extent, or it is good for nothing. A party presenting himself for institution may have good testis iniala of good condut ; yet this does not deprive the bishop of his right to mann* the party presenting them, tot it is the bishop's duty to satisfy himself whether he be a fit person for the office. When Mr. Gorham was presented to the living of St. Just, there was no doubt but the bishop was saddled he was a fit and proper person, without further examination, and confirmed him in that appoittment; and the same course would have been pursued in this Instance if there had not been something to induce the bishop to think he was of unsound doctrine. The court had nut sufficient before It to go into that question. But the bishop had ; and abook had since been published which confirmed biro in that view ; upon this the bishop was bound to melte the inquiry in d ischarge of a public trust. It is not a new privilege granted td the bishop; it bad been given to him for the pub lla the public bene fi t. The question is, what is the mosaing we are to pat upon this canon—has the bishop the right to continue this examination beyond the 28 days ? The argument on the side of Mr. Gorham is that be cannot. The court thought there was no prohibition to the continu ing of this examination beyond that time ; it felt there wee no limitation to the statute, and the 95th canon could have no reference to the statutes of limitation at common law, which were disdactly defined and left no doubt behind them. Various op had been referred to by counsel to sustain this argtunent,lnt the wart felt they had failed. The set of 27 Geo. 111., e. 44, clearly defined that no family affairs can be' brought into the Brclesiastical Court unless instituted within do months, The court then quoted Godolphin, whose law had been anted upon for centuries, and showed bow in the earlier ages of the church history the bishops were benefited by holding vacant livings, until the period of Archbishop Langton, who defined a period which has been acted upon ever since. Before thea there was no limitation, and this rule laid the foundation of the 85th aeon, But the bishop cannot be compelled to institute a person who is not qualified for the office from a want of sound ness of doctrine: the bishop under such circum stances may refuse to induct him. The court felt it would be useless to go through all the works to prove this right is vested in the bishop. The court would ask, sup. posing a bishop was ill end could not undertake the exami nation of say party for the space of six months, was then a person not qualified to fill the office of vicar, by • want al soundness of doctrine, to be instituted because the 28 days s i te m addou t t o ttpyr : tzttho d oeh o a w y d ays It livingth the tie ao h f a ctko r t or w ed uturth t ti 7 m trio .de court nodipphl;i eo seeloarth : beiparce outr : n l ytrotbyyth p os p tapo os tortu2 e ls o th r netteyds t 7 o ato be nrdia t trep h .p e :h t a r t wu tells ar us gu th ed at ai it eo was at im i powi t wea ble x to r. m o fivr could h presented ti h l:3thwas e: inel iis ti be ridf : l° ,: b hpl ie u t il a i i idlif t ppoin aied : salthhig as atth t . Parige bad ci en -bticaebn ot illi*Pt ili c ier eb . jhopeacee ort righ fe t lt io th , e uni onl i y me qie. after the lapse of 28 days ? The court had no power at present moment to institute Mr. Gorham in his li b lz forad it h non eonstat before it, beyond the to show he was *fit and proper person to be inducted. It could not think there wee anything of a sinister intention on the part of the bishop, or that he would obtain any pecuniary advantage by refusing to Induct Mr. Gorham. Neither did it think Mr. Gorham bad been taken by s u r prise when the bishop stated kis intention to examine him. lie went through the examination, and what the rank may be it ie imperdble far she court at present to say. 149 questions were put to hint,;ead lurninet be bound by the result of that examination. Under all the circumstances the court was of r