The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-16 00:00:00

C. 481 OP THE REV. J. BONWELL. ' lIK STEPNIT 6CANDAL —INQUIRY UNDER THE CHURCH DISCIPLINE ACT. (Cositieud brow yesterdays "spur ) Mr. Colorless put in a osetatate of the marriage her teen Jape Boswell ad Albeerine &mita Hama es.lememed b bretlee4 is Y.ekebim ia 1639. Samb Semen le by Mr. Huller—ln Januery, 1,49, I wee menet le d Mrs. Yuma. I saw Mr. Hes there Is that .sea. He seise a the fled of tbst 11.11111 I step at the 'pp of the hope, the room over Ycnuee. Mr. Illeawall ea the dailies-mem loot, cud Mir Tarr is the nem ever. I bare herd Mow Tana ere op to Ind ere et 4 o'clock le as mural's, sad d Phase et Ire r 2 or 3. I hen are Mr. lksweil end Mir Tarr Pies Muir as the elk lavabo, with hie tem remed weir, sad oe tee earein ce re knee wbbi bee am nee/ hie neat I ewe him say thm nee ie be umethol le end Ind the Ificeep of Chad see Cieeteller Wiliam, ewe ea mem nue. Be vim them ia March re Aril, awl in And, be he left, he said he would Ply oar ease mom bean nen to tale her away with him. Cmeespasaised—He Mild ale net Mme, bet is my par mesa is rim Yeivb sad Mrs. Yeestli. I did not Vara it swage to see Mir Tenth /Ming en Ida has.. i ewes know whether 1 —rind en M saybody before 'equine' 11- nr was ameas Ms midget- I meatiosed it stet to bits. ilimniee. Neil I did to a emeequeece of air agar me .atom I bee not elm Mir 'roma sittlog ea Mr. Ina 'licit'. kmp. That wee shoot two imatbe age. I dl4 eat useutsci it to Mrs. Toroth, because 1 did not amides It arcessory. I saw bee making up ham, whir she wed wee ; rep.r.tion far bee .eddies. Mrs. Mary Ann Yorath— On one uss whim le Lee d,., I wynectied him for his coned bmy drainer. Be .40 very sorry that he fell in love with my &seam, end seal 1 sot Pip It If be was to be hoot; the next MIMI tut it. 1 bore ass the hest idea when my daughter sow a I bare sot mon or heed of bee saw she left my hope shoat a toooill ego. She bee bad no mosey from ens smalls Idt, and 1 Wave ebe then bad Ina her Poet 31. Crop. xamised by Mr. Soerill—She mods fines, 'e tight Airmen and armless, in reechoes' for the marriage, but she wetted such threes at the tone. lag the Court-1 come op to town fa July, 1859. I went to the hoop of Mrs. Meaty. I 'eked for Mrs. Harvey. I del so became by her request hoe liters wan directed to Mr.. Harvey. I saw my daughter is Mrs. Olenny's hoes% but she wp sot there whim I flint went. Mies Rectal Evans, exemited by ear. Beller—lam • pro fesses of musts, awl reside at Monmouth. I met Mr. Bos well at Mr. Yorath's, sod st my moan'. bows ; be always .shaved tow ode Mies Torsi' papa ripen suitor. hly steer, Mrs. Newman, wse pp m* w ess 'Puke at my mother's bops, when arr. Haswell sad Mir Torah were then. My sister roes to go away, sad PPM. 1 mummy, rod eight. I am admire. d my litUe pea at home." w h*.wl".• h• " they an Isar little trees, I win I could my my little boy." Aed afterward. be seM r Klee Torah, " Ab, Lissy, dear, my little boy I. very der to me, but l ours will be tea these tearer." This was.. the 20a Jsaioury. Coos catotincd—When that wee mid Mir Toroth add, " Don*. telk soneastee." 1 first spatioseed this to Chat tel's, 11 Mame. Mr. KW:wird Ansa, of Canombury-road, hearse misstated with Mr. Booteell whoa I was assistsat at Messrs. lioruigtoa'% shoat twelve years ago. I liv• sear Mr.. Glory's, Nearly opposite her home. Oa owe avaelos I saw tins la the street, ilear my hones, with a lady. Mrs. Glary eons to me melee day or two after, Sensual' had let her Wiliam sad last the relevance was to Mr. Bea well. Oa waiter esetneke I saw him in aa otunibao going towerde Mts. Gliasfa. lire. Ate. Oterany-1 Fro la Ball's Pond-Toed, sad let chri.g... A lady who repro hervelf se Mn. Elaz. ream in Joao asteMobed d ay lodgings, and said she dull :moult her frier, wad glee me en answer. film did ea, rod on my eskiag for a isilwasee ohs referred me to the Bev. Taigantowth4warsem Si. Statowl• a.irsi Mr. Anoxia U he knew that gwatimmet and be quite weil. I let hat the apattmsats; site reale ea the Ileftdij ovialag, esomp•••• by • ernallemaa. limpy bad scam bones, sod be sold, Lou,. I ma aimed these boxes better thaa you." sad ha immeeed oat at them. On leaving be pieced hie base as see stwulders •r,y familiarly, sad med." To-morrow yea will be at church, sad dime with 0f.." The same mentleassm rue emus, and eslissi for 'criers Ire Mrs. 1111111117. I biore ass the same gentlemen event times also% sad I sew ottliestand tom u. Ls Mr 13,swell. The lady held my hderiases wen weeks, and daring the bat two weske aka Daly • ept ttets seas She left sa the BlthafJaly. She impiously slept oat, bat abs Malys said " lent not home by belt.pest ton expect me." Tui lady's Ibsen was morbid " Blila Yoretk"—the saw lama ease ant marked. The ensues elm moks to the visit of Mrs. Tceatti. Crosexceisiaed—The gentlewaa did not visit Miss Tomtit while she bilged at ay Issues. H. only came ono. I algae tie yvtmssre were fatten. By tit*Costl me that the lady Irma la the family-way leerily she ease. It wee Mr. Amos who told me that the swath maa wee Mr. Ihsvell, bat whet I stook, to Mrs. Hervey sheet it she srii , " Oh des., so ; the am:Weans heel Asa be.. Wise for Mr. Boswell, bat that la a Mo. West meath." k. Mr. Balky, • eitemba of Priacmareet, Whitechapel— Is July Mr. Boswell din/reed to to go so Caste:limy reed, Walt's-pond, ler lettere for Mn. Hervey. I afterwerds east to Mr. Ileaweb's home, whew I taw • lady, whew he atialawd r Mre. Harvey, Ids coma. The l.dy appeared to be la the hardy way sisbosgh ohs wore largo hoops sad pasty of ortaehae. (Cagan.) By the Com—Ws. Teeth was primal when Mr. Bea. awil evoke of the lady a. Mae. Herwy, Ile as... Mrs. 'forth did eat take sob ebeer•Mon I do sot km, per tosally that dor Mire Lady was kiss. Yen b. Mrs. Hodera, the atropin..., of fit PhiHp's. Stepaey—l member s lady weetag to the March is Decoraber, sad whim for a seat. I put her into • pew, end at the end el the swam Mr. Besweil laid, ' Will you wit that lady to tow lento the vestry to we 1" I did so, oat she twat Into tlw awry, who I left them mather. The aims lady came atria I. Ansel. She asked no k r the notor's pew. I showed it her, wad she walked la. Ohs are Moirwarde. sad went ate ter eat • pew. Iwe Ilberted r ilea the bedews sad patter beleaem to the thetalresm by Mir. Basil. Oa me esmeles, la Msss, wont eid,lag, der; sad I the se I a • gal Ma et lmiebeem "i M It d it se me kas king ektag ; thew le selledy there." BM " Tee dote le; ay mother is theta maim the =lair It▪ 's Ma." Afteresede Mr. Bowel scemed as of elMair Mil mama mad I deeded it, sad told hit whet lilts girl bad Md. Me maid that it wee as melt Kim bat WM tbe =teem Me tow lit was as blebweeme, Mtn he bed em. dem Ms wheel. and bad fallen and hart benles a bed bras obliged be beep her there sad sell is Dr. Ocalbey. Wieser mei pail Be • talserreeele astage ede deemed M"Mr Yew* ems of Bee. Mr. Boated, lle!rarf." ilk. deL•trid M, IMI Mr. Boatel waif bee. Mrs. Camden, the romilily mem we bathed by Dr. Goinniy'e)wirteat la Ammo, te stead • liMy who was ma. lad a the sobseloecan. nie wee a Aitypod. Mr. Bos well was this. and meted tat deer fel an The ledy was delivered of • ads ehild. Toe 19040: mil thud rmaleall at the aoheobwria, sad I with them. Mr. Beawell wee there resatandy. After the*, the lady, the baby, ead myself, wont odr WM. Mr. Mm•ell paid em low my •-mom. 1 did sot hear sey tote may who wee the father of the cbtld. Cle•s•mamMed by Mr. Sorrell —The child was a wry weakly nee, sad the mo•ber told as that it was ea wed a WM' child. which warm . flawed it wee. Mr. Saw remarked that Angel was jam sight months irettl Deereber. Craleraberatiom eemaimed—Tbe m Aber wee en ill that it earl nano bra demeanor t. ovC her et re time af tha deteni. . . . , . By A Cuttrt-1 did sot bow OW the saw of the gentle -144 tr 0ch.,010 os the worsing whoa I w w Mr. Brooch But tho prom who I sow as Mr. Basorril at• waded the inqurm woo dr eatee. Emma Mtteholl, th;aeromit ;t *ha SWIM Hotel, Dub. ferret, South wark, depend es Mr. Doswell statue apart• meets at the hotel foe a lady whin b. deeonbed ohm rater, her baby, eel the ann., and who e nee the same rvelorg. Mr &swell pawl the Iacono; bat it wee um Erie oat In ha atura, at I did sat klieg his war They wag sway, but t are healk adman. and the child died shortly afterwards. Th. body was takes a• ay by as wadertelase to a shell. I • otreherl Mr. Boswell at the lager.. Mr. B. swell dept at the hotel or the mound 0CC...J00, beg be dept eta different pen of the hold from where Ihe lady Mgt. 'tlro. Mary Arm loner the fernier of the Clergy °rpm hetwool. at St. Johie•wood, proved that Mir Y k w e n t di d ant ✓e pat the whool say tire in the woothe of Deorober at Jar. lb:Ju Mr7.lCyria, — tha tto , l-rtakm, of MI, Raderomrstreet, Borough, dor....cd to the encore...ram.* attending the burying of the .bid. Tim order .se to brow sw.y the body, load tar, it at bar orovesk Loa. Thera wero to ba so follower., sad ants.= ebarared lb.. Ile took the child oat of the coffin in winch it had cern be,...ight from the hotel, pat it sato another cotfin, sal ohs body of mooch., perm*, and so buried It. tool tworw-clasaination la. Into,. sold that he toll Mr. Lonarrll them were free to pay, mod that be arrrwod town the that...Aar Mr. linerw.ll had no Idea that the child would No removed from i , a coins. Dr. Godirey, the mff.na . olFisobary-r q uare, yraved the birth of the duld. Hsu first refined to &Wad her is the set eel, sad abe ass ifbent to be removal, bat • &uprose eyeentine male oa, and gibe amid not hem bees emend wiftiouf despot to her crungismiestien h. lidded, that t►e lebour appeared to N grinders. Mr. booweil was twangs token her tesond, bat 1 refund to allow it till the Tweets? week f .Awing tbs birtli. Mr. ileeweil endued to have so Mei thug the lane amid be brought ca en tuddealy. Mr Bnwo-11 said tnat be bad tao idea the& tbs ledy would be "'And there IR. Taw —An you aohnintert with Mr. Bwaw.ll?-1 ban wended ha w.fe for gnaw yew*. Twin-1 ask you if you an acquainted with Mr. Boa. •ell. gad yes say y,s bees ■ttosd.d Of. wag I meat tee gentitat, ere yr. erqoainted with Mr. Boswell Wasare—lf MOM an t e d th. punka, 1 lee. if it be ant insignia, to say slut ;deal , know to ackeowadge the asynintave of el of the church of goglead la the perm. stead tbe eh web. (A loath.) Mr Bellee—Wee then- try eora.rottlen between you sad Kr. Boswell a. to blot being the f.ther of the .•bild ? Kr, Ported objected to the questan ; bat after saes argu ment. lb. own rnl.d th,t it gash( be put, but the alums Zitprofononel ' , vintage es a renal foe net •111•1111". prawn. 1 hut pas wee onneled, and lb. question war repeated. Th- votware, la reply, 'aid, " Any easverere Till. .EXPRAIR, 14' ki DAY EVENING, DECEMBER 16, I$6W tie M ot I tar I tg bane had waft& boyoad what heaMal lay* punks/ amt Orate." Mr. Illarke..-11111, miewsk b le e amt. Mr. istatill—int boast masa that it was as to aey Laneseabambe la whew to ibm penalty re the ebbe that aps base Mae made to soli* yea promboil not to =bat Mr g merilly, yea madslagag that b.% potainal emallimama. Witareo—Tee. I woke to the ceaverastioa gmarreby. Everytbiag that wen mid beyeal whet I bale obese I sea ei to der I k eat mem ma implied pledge se prehembast sae sot Cese. Mr. Bathe—Bet you have more to mak the bath eel lb. iho whole os truth. There is no prot e enioa4 privilege of seaway ldisl_ Wig-1 wry sorry for it. At all wreath I math egg awe of what leek piths without r.olatlag my mauler sad whist I asethear to be my duty to ad and man. Mod Dr. Tealet—Wheattlit Mr. Bonwell bat apply to you le Ids lady Whams— Ka oath the law tuotnernt. Until I was seat for the schoolroom I knew nothing about It. Mr. Ihreet, of the Tien caw, proved the ardor for the edwedisemeht to K. Y., sod the letter troaaptidatag of the "1"" having been inewled Instead of the " I." (The copy from irblett the advertisement was set up sad the kther were both Itsadod in.) Mr. duvet Wed that se it was the custom of the am to moue some who shy for Insert's( advartiseateats of this therseter the ems of the party males it was salted, sad the asaw given wee "J. Briggs." The Chancellor (Dr. Twig) hers latfmated that the hotpuzy would be resumed to-morrow (this day), sad the Oeswelesioners then adjourned. isfeetlart ; sad if ma, whathar It was with a boas Oda at Pea ea improper %out's; tut if t►s Itttat, t►at trod(' be aaslbs in ber, _ Major, raw, t, and, after an abarnoa of ea boar and • balf, a earned a verdon f di* p:.loutt on the int cootie, with nominal datuagoe of one tombola, teilloot to the opinion of the court oo oe po.nt of law ; sad toe the defeedaot on the mooed oacr..in tbe (ironed Nat be had mule the coat. sulaketios ma, • bock ado ihteatioa. COURT OF colottm YLBAS.—Dac. 18. Maley at Nisi Prius i Lairlaa.—(Bsiore Lord ale J u.Nos &le sad • Opsolai hay.) 041.11L1T O. MUMIIIIOOD•DIIIN.—IXTSBOIIDINAZT BILL Cala (Ocatiarri from ye•tardare Expou.) Meihsatmedea Memashood.Doeti crow eumbed by Mr. Matters—l wee framerly heed of the Peasiaa department with the GoveraorGenseal at Calcutta. I that to 1842 or 1843. I left because the chief secretary bad some dash' la his mind tied discharged me. Soma worsts wen made nubile, and be wee reepominie for the °®a. Mr. Chambers—Were you accused of beersylag Rae& I sateen to the Kiag of Oade Wftneas—There we. a letter, but it did net commis say Norm of any importance. I was not charged with doing it. The Resident et Larknow said • • letter to the Kin of Oahe I was lowers to him before it bad been seat from Cabana, It was teeny years &Per that before I went labs the King of Oodles wryly*. TM King of Gods did set give me a pis. mica or allowsoce afire my discharge. Wham the Queen, the Prince. and I came over here we did not bring with as as much as 100,0001. There wee nearly 70,0001. when we left India. At ermards some more came, nearly 10,0001. That was before the Queen died. That money had been very nearly ail spent before the Queend.ed. There were many jewels, but I cannot ray how much they were worth. They were worth more than 10 kaos. Many of the jewels were lost I in the Red Sea, and others were retuned to the Prince. Now wen given away as presents. Major Bird acted for no here. I took Major Bird with me to assist me. I have not paid him auythins yet. Perhaps he got some money Ran the King to iodic not so touch as 15,0001. He perhaps got 10,0001. Major Bird has not yet ceased to assist us. I came as minister of the King, for the par pees of °braining the restoration of the of Coeds, or pecuniary ouipeneenras. Mr. Chard was recommended to me by the Nawab of Sand. He wild, "He is very active, end Can waist you." I did not take him when he was recommended—net immedialely. I wee not no term. of elves tenancy with Mr. Chord been the time ▪ the introduction. I visited him like striae& end M Galled at my house. It wan not until Eleptemlim, 1888, that the meet oortinentral relations existed betimes se. la Sep ember, 1658, I SIRS diatreased in eeasgmms of net having weird the expected remittances from Idia At the' time I bad quarrelled with the Prince. I lammed the King of it, and asked him to deride. The King send& misdate =- peening diasatiefectiou with what the Priees bad dose it:s words me. This came about Datembsr. Mr. Chard hare dared me to Mr. Roy. I might have said we had spat merest deal of money. I said that every Riegiliiiman we saw wanted matey. (Laughter.) Might have mid that we spent money la getting a book written sad inewling articles to newspeirrs. MIA' hive mid that the MKsa had taken away all toe mosey that was left. I might here mid that I wee the only recognised agent in this esenney of the Lag. Might have said that I expected a neeftemes, hat I did not ay that I expected 10,000/. I swear !did net say that. I wasted money for the expenses of the ere, bat I wanted money for toy personal expellees. I don't nmillsot that Mr. Roy said it would be difficult to mire teener. I don't recol lect saying. " I like pleasure, Chard likes ' hake pleastura, and leave the business to him." I did not say anything like that. Mr. Chard did say hi my me moos that I would give my tall for • lams.l might have said I wanted Soul. I don't recollect Mr. Ray saying that there would be difficulty In matting the yams, from a beaker. Until the time of thee. transactional did not haw what • bill of exchange was. I don't melba having hosed of a hill of exchange before. No action was teenght againet me on a bill of exchange when Mr. Angell wee my solicitor. I know • person named Baxell, a size* merchant. Mr. Chambers—Did you Owe him a bill of exchange Witness—l gave Mai a'• tumuessit." I did not pay at once, and the document I signed was to pay in three soothe. (A laugh) Ido not recollect signing three tataumaks I. August to raise money. I gave Mr. Angell locos shares to ✓aise mousy, bat I do not recollect gl hiss three nf bills of exchasee. Ido not moollecit to Mr. Roy about the King of Oude and tha Begun, seed that he was entitled so have many wives, sad could not be bound by the ems of one of them. When I asked what the stamps wars I gnaw that a stamp was required for everything. A stamp fa required on a tarameak. 1 oar. Minty de not recollect Mr. Roy saying at Mr. Heastine a at Sunbury, that a client of his was about loading mow) on aoceptancee of mine. It did not occur. He did sot my that the money was to ha raised on terms proposed by Mr. Chard for the purposes of the embassy. He did not oak me to acknowledge my acceptance. He did not put this bill into my hand. I did not take It from the table where it was lying. It is ell untrue. Mr. Roy did not say that the gentleman who was going to advance the money had travelled in the Kist, and was sem:mimed with the kingdom of Gale. It it all untrue. I recollect going to church with Mr. Roy. Oa that Sunday nothing of the kind oommed. My mouth* in saying that I was not familiar with a bill of exchange was that I was not familiar with the law of bills of exchange. In India a tumuesak Is not valid cakes the signature le witnessed. I attended consult•tiose twice with Sir Fitzroy Keliy on the King's affairs, and Mr. Rey wee there come, but I said I die sot want him there. I saw Mr. Lloyd with Sir F. Kelly. Their advice was to bring the matter before parliament, but I said I could not do so whilst his Majesty was under surveillance. Mr. Chard premed ma to peeper* a case for parliament. The Secretary of State for India (Lord Stanley) promised me to release the Klog from moveillasoe. Sir F. Kelly offered to any time I wanted. MOWS. Gregory sod Skirrow introduced me to Sir F. Kelly. I think about 4,0001. was paid to them for their seivicee throughout the whole effete. Mr. Angell got somethiag from the fund in court, and I paid him 6401. The King of Oude was released after I hod signed some letters which Mr. Chard brought me ; but the velum was not the result of those letters. Lord Stanley could release the King without any written appication. I gave Mr. Chard no security far the 6001. which he advanced me. . . 11;:aismined—Mr. Chard did no work in Introducing me to Lord Stanley and Sir F. Kelly. Lord Stanley himself add me personally that the King should be released. Mr. Chard mover wrote any books. Although a stringer, I think I mold write better than he. (Laughter.) Mr. Chard did not write anything for the newspapers. There were eight or tan gentlemen acquainted with the letter, which was sent yto Locket - tie from Calcutta; but it was said that usurer i department suspicion was enough. My father sad grandfather were also in the service of the English govasessat. To Mr. Chambers—l myself wrote this book in Persian, Ma it him bus translated. tratelate it? (Laughter.) Witness—Certainly not. . Mr. Dew-1 AM defendant's 'elicitor. One of the 1,0001. bills is In Mr. Surnand's name. Another is ht the bands of Mr. Staunton. The otter three I hare not been able to I bays to subptona Beatuaton both to Loudon sad Remrgate, but witliout suodwis. fitauntoe's brattier was at Resaseate, but 13 , auuton himself, we were told, was travollong for the him& of his health. I have tried in subt.maa Lord Furth, bat he is said to be abroad. _____ Mr. Dollaad-1 am an optician, and have vary powerful elapses with me. (Altar having examined the &humid)- 1 should say the body of the bill was written over the signa ture. It le a very difficult thing to detect, but that is the best of my judgment. I cannot say whether the body of the bill and the acceptance were written at Odense times. (The I,OOW. bill drawn by Lord Forth was handed to wither ..) I think the acceptance way written before the body of the bill. Mr. Buntand—l mu a member of the Stock Exchange. I produce too bill for 1,0001., drawn by Lord Furth and me by him end Chad. Mr. Chard gave me the bill three or tour months ago for a debt in reference so trainee . Sone on the Stock Exchange. Mr. Chard said. "If you go to Mr. Roy be will give you every satisisetion in reference to three bilis." Ii d sot go to Mr. Roy. I new Mr. Chard fortnight or three weeks ego at my office in Cornbill. Mr. Charities brought Lord Forth to my office. I had so other knowledge of Lord Forth. Crass-examined—Mr. Chard owed me close upon 1,0001. when he gave me the bill. Re.ezeminad-1 had never known Chard in any em ployment. This was the defendant's case. Mr. Chyrobers submitted that there was no evidence in Rapport of the oth plea, which stated that after the drawing sad accepting of the said bill, and after it was completely used and negotiated, it was without the defendant'a consent wilfully altered is material parts, and arbkh alteration was not made to remedy any mistake in making the The Lord Chief J noun said be thought there was no evi dence up to the present time, bat he should retain the plea on the record until the sod of the case. _ Mr. Chambers then addressed the jury, and said that hitherto be wee not surpriaed that they might, perhaps, ham adopted erroneous views as to this case, for Mr. James had studiously avoided the real question which they would have to try. Ilia learned friend had gone out of hie way to attack Mr. ()Airy, but there was no doubt that Mr. Oakley had given 6,0001. for the bill; so that one great difilmtlty wa h z over. His friend had represented that Mr. had been connected with the turf, and that he was not in good circumstances In coneequenee; but the truth was that Mr. Oakley had never hod any connection with the turf, and so far from being in bad CirrilMetlates be had at the time when he wee collet on to maim the einbamy of the King cf Ode by advancing 6,0001, a balsam exceeding that sum in hie bankers' beads. It wee not true that the blamer of the Rolls had ordered them procesdinp, foe all that ha bad date was to refuse to snake an order for the restoration of the bill, or to Mane en Injunction, and the present plaintiff was allowed to go on teeth theection. The leagued counael having analysed the plaint iff's evidence, defended Mr Roy from the various asser tions made again., hint, malted that he ohnuld tall Mr. Roy a. witnem, and detailed the evidence which be should produce. Among other th - ngs be 'std. that Mr. Oakley, the Vidatiff, had be.. to Oa& and in company with the King's brother, and he hellormed an opinion that the Kiag had been hardly treated, sad this led to the fart of his advancing 6,0001. upon the bill now seed on, sad Mr. Roy was employed in the miner quite la the marry way of his huffiness. Mr. Meri li ond eame the bill, he took It down to Mr. Helidepg . Our bury, on • Saturday night, and on this anaday th e bill sued on to the Moulvle, and when Mr. Roy aid Ida it It was all nitht la r , fr.,0.. w th. boon, the Muslims %added Ihi heed, and Mr. Roy believed that them was a NI mgr. alike a da. bin. Mr. Roy ,arias the claque for 6,0001., bat did Ira pat with it *eta be bend the bill assail right ; rad afterwards the rawer was plead at a bank, where Mr. Can' °weed an amount for the benefit of the affairs of the K.nr of °ode. iitheoeseiealas at lie Irma eesemere 99esek the hulk? hurts( et the ease we ettfeeeett COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Dim 1.5. (Wan the Judge Orliamey.) This cans whielt wa; pshidt;tiTta - isesday, and of which a yews has appeared in She Isprter, was resumed sad °mantled. The jury found the issue In favour of the defendant, sad thus established the will is dispute. PLIUI V. PARISE. The testator, Easeval Pie*, a clerk in the Bank of Beeland, died on the 18th of September feet, leaning pro perty to the amount of about 1.2001. the whole of which he bequeathed, bye will dated • fortnight earlier, to hie wife, the plaintiff. The document wee attested at the Bank by three of the deceased's fellow clerks, but they were not all peanut at the saws time, and the deceased did not tell them that it was hie will. The defendant, • son by • former wife, dieputitl its validity, Slender% on the ground of undue execution. Kr. Wadaworth r 47.o., and Dr. elplaka, appeared for the plaintiff ; sad Dr. Dere, Q.O forth. Weeding. Sir O. Creenwell t ronhoei a g eism the will, but a ll owed all the eats wet .slap. Mr. Heys stated that the pinata had been brought there nadir a Beach warrant. Hr foidahip utd that it wee e my Weirder pee/Whet not to have depositioam htradahed, and that seder the air cnrastanose the prisoner would stead for hie &hernries. 101187 AND TIOLINCIA. Janes Darkish Tr;W; taisisii;;lsfmsionaly saessiting and robbing Witham °obis. st Wigan, on the night of the 23rd Octoter last. The cironmetsboes were of the ordinary description, and the amount stolen was smell; bat the pri soner having been yveviously convicted of a similar Amen lordship sentenced him to ten years' penal servitude. taw inulltgaitt. EQUITY OOURTS.—Drx. 15. (Ran TfinCbanniar Sir R. T. lindanin.) WILLIAM IP. IOWLAND. The argninenle a this cam, which have ow:aid the court MI rel days, were to have been resumed to-day; bat at ids sitting of the court Sir Hugh Cairns, one of the counsel for the doreadant, stated teat a compromise bad been e rtio to. Thin was denied by the Attorney , o.tieral on the part of the plaintiffs, and it was tbse arranged that the cues ebeeM stand over till Monday. Some little tins. tater weeds, however, it woe Mated that a compromise bad been dellinkasty agreed twos. The bill, it wit[ be wesembered, was Med by the administrators and sett of Ida of the late Mr. Rees William., who gram in partnership with the Isis Mr. Jobs Rowland, in a colliery called Giant's Area, near Noah. Mr. Rose Williams died In 1849, sad Mr. Rewind continued to carry on the partnership business. Mr. Mu kha° was manager of • joint stock bank at Bwaesr. , sad In wading up Mr. Reel W , lliame's affairs it appeared tkH two sense of 6,0001. and 3.0001. bad bee edvanced out of the partseraip Lase of Williams and Rowland to the fins of Penrose and Evans, sad Mr. Rowland produced to the ad ministrators a document Wooed by 111r:Ries William; au thorising the treader. 6,0001. of the 9,0001. was paid by lowland to the beak of which he was manager, or !War trameisrred from the =oast of Williams sad Mewls./ to the credit of Penrose sad Evan. AI Mr. Willlams's death, Penrose and Enna being repraseated by Mr. Rowland to be a diMenhies, ploissiffe MIS larked to sign a mriniandum of release a the 9,0001. a conaideration of 6,0001., 4,0001. of Mate hes Naas been p e l f . ad the suit wee Instituted to off aside the deed of raker, and to make the meals af Jobe Rowland chargeable with tbe difference between the errant nestad and the full amount due, on the ground of alleged trend sod miefeaance a his part, and that ha had ea intmest in the firm of Novae and Rasa All tam sllegatior was de. Med on the pert of the defendant, and it was ontestad that firs anacelostima was valid, and that he was perbetly justi fied a what he did. 11 wet stated, moreover, that Mr. Rees WWlelee was olasbmils of the bank which had mode the Wawa to Pumas and Reasm. The &nowise me the Was of compromise .—The bill and allidavits to he takes of the II.; the plaieriffe having already resolved 2,000 i. as their afire of the 4,0001, in respect of whale the rears was glees, to receive 1,000. In addition, holding the securitite. The Via-Chao/kr said he wa glad to boar that the poetise had come to an arrangement. The Attanoy.General, Mr. Glare, end Mr. Rogers sp =ice the plaintiffs; Mr. Bail s, and , Sir Hugh Cairn pad Sur the deimmant. (Mtn Vioa•Chanc.lor Sir John Stuart.) 111 KEW ANL NAM ICE AND CANADA SAIL RAT AND LAND COMPANY (LIMITED). - The errawesie la We ernes which barn accepted the wart fee Peters! lays were matiaded to-day. The Vtee•Chaneel- Mr said he Amid mem jadamost all seat tarn, ea the ques.loca of law Involved is the case were ►e+oelast sad would require v. ry dela!erete cesesderathae. Mr. Baum, Q C., sad Mr. George L. Remelt were for the plaletql ,cd Mt. Mahe; Q.C., Mr. &galley, sad Mr. 11...x0ce W. ht.. for the defeadeata. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Dec. 15. SECOND COURT. Sittings at NW Prue.—(Before Mr. Julies Hill rad Common Jail's.) •. DOT This Inman action brought by the plaintiff against the dot !admit to mover compensation for doGuitatory wade sttemd by the defemlent ut the plaintiff. The declare tios cootained two counts. Tbe fins rount alleged that the deo lesdant uttered them words oldie plaintiff Beloit Bps* sad serer can return. He left Pinta, Perez, and Co. with ditustilit. He had lived • depraved his and is clothed la niystary." It thee alleged that this must secesearily dl.- qualify the plaintiff for the duties of his off os as • immature clerk, mid further ' that the plaintiff by reason of these words hies utte red bad lost • marriage with • lady named Levin. The rectind count charged the dekmdast with having said of the pluotiff , " Hume It on good so litarily that two men were emu to eater a wood neer Cadiz, la Spain i one of theca (the plaintiff) crime out of the wood, the other was found dead. The plaintiff had left die ormalry, end could sot return," end that thereby the plaintiff lost his Tir:liar, Jams n 1 Mr. Wabra wwe counsel .lA4I br bid,* Mr. Sorbing. Sbee and Mr. Prentice repro. 6 doa j am . Ms. Jaime baying speed the cue to the jury: called the ielleabs Aland lima, of All Solute, Kingaland, Mabel that the dedamahmt had come to him sad had said that the had formerly been conitechd with a mercantile house ' Llar ai.l;; l l ; ~tah t alL tdc . lrt "67:fst g tf.rt he moue b"s saret that the sheathe had led a depraved lite. He added that having observed the plaintiff in a pir in witame's eltarch with a young lady, and having aseertained ha was about he M married to her, he thought it wee • pity that ttr peens lady should be tingled, and that if her mother haew the plebe tire . - Laracter dm would not tolerate him as a Dolby for big aosigLter. The defendant then tinted him to make a cow musitation to the young lady's mother, Mrs. Levers, whet neklea at Dalegoa. He said he could not see the young lady 1114 limo rids without an attempt to rescue her, and he tbougLt that wither, se a clergyman, should *path to Hrs. Lamm. Witness wished the defendant t nooks the commutate oaths, but urged him to be careful ; bet at last wither.. con gealed to communicate with Mrs. Levers, at the same time idoliser that tf she &eked for his authority be moot give It op. Crantezosetned--The yang lady wee about 20. Beni. Lovers, the mother of the young lody in question, de. posed that she la a widow, and resides at Delston. She bed known the pleintiffehout a year and a bolt, and her da wee to have her married to Line. The Rev. 11tr. 4 4 1 : celled on best km September, and 'eked her if she knew • lipaalard who was merged to lats. daughter. Having ob tained the defeedenfe eddies. she milled on him, and asked him if he was ecepesiated with the plaintiff. He replied be bed been abuse five years previously, and when she *eked his tf he keen marbles about hie private his, he said be had ems bits with bee daughter at church, that the plaintiff i had left Spumoni could not return, that he hag behaved dis honestly is mosey treneactions, hod {mid a derived life, Inca was wrapped in mystery. He also said he had item toot triiy that two men had been oven to enter a wood near Cadiz; one was the plemtitf, and the other men wee I lewd tlead lathe wood. In noose qoenceof these staterneata ' she tr.eke off the plaintiff'. eartagetomat with her daughter. Croft examined—H• add he did sot slob it to be tee posted that he had mentioned the matter. The ploint.ff, ea being called, deposed that he rims to England in June, 18i3, and was employed as a clerk by Pinto. Perez, and Co., where the defendant wu also me gored in the slime capacity. The pleintiff +ea then IS and the defendant 23 yeaa of age. The defendant and witness made a ~insignment to Spain, and were shout to enter into pertner. , Lip. A person named Ruiz come over to this man try to ni Sp du, and gave witnees mole money, receiving shot he wanted. _ _ _ ------. Ct..A•li.rnicei—lt wee not true that he could not return to Spain. It was not true that he frequented houses of Ill f He wss twrrirl at the t rue. He had been discharged by Patio, Perez, end Co. beratuse Mr. Pinto, son., objected to his hevitig opened a hacking account In his own name. He dent-1 the truth of .11 the 04012 , 11112t'S T..e defendant, on being celled, stated that he is now 19 year.. t -f age, an 1 ia • drytelter, at Crischedlibuts. The =ft and he hal been in the habit of frequenting had together. When Rutz came to this country he bad 104 and the plaintiff obtamt d the money. The plaintiff had twendismieet el turn Pinto, Perry., ald CO.'S, but the defendant bad been featured. Mre. Lams had appe.4.ll to hint urgently to tell her what he knew about th• plaintiff, and palmated net to inestion anything ha told her, even to bar daughter. Hie authority fur the statement about the plain tiff sal another man being seen to ever a wood, that the =if Cam, oat, end the deed body of the other man wee warm MOW from Pommy! P. tees cortespowdentorhick W beg cetera to him attar the plaintiff ban left ranea been. That letter had b -en bat. lie admitted that tie had Mee entertained angry teeliu g e Ih. pleos.lilf, her thaw feeling.' heti subsided. The plaintiff bed owed him wen% but be hrd metered the amount from the profit of a letter of credit, after hail* consulted the late Mr. Peers en the subject. Mr. one .f the erm of Pinto, Peres. an 1 Co,, &- potted that the letter ft mu their correspondent contrised the Matti:mem alert, the wood charged as elsodetuue. end that the letter Lai been Inc, art ILI. reimme, wee urtruoorskd by ureter gentleman camel Burh fgh. Tt• sea bar the d reutrod lotting closed, His Lnrcl.a nuomod tip, Pottle, it to the jury to ray Wiliam the words oomptained °Mid boo unwed by the ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. MIDLAND ClRCUlT.—Lnicoug, Du. 16. (Wars Db. Janos Crompton.) STNOULAR PAILVII IN TRH LAW. Jo*"A Daunt was cheated with sending • letter to Joseph Dolby, ttueetsaing to bean the earn and hamstring the stook, on the 6th August lest. Mr. Roberts prosecuted. Prom the evidence it appeated that the prisoner had for meriy been • schoolmaster, but that now he was a labourer clurgestale to the parish. On the Mb of August be was urgechable to the parish, sod he was iste by the proesentor, h • farmer sad gaudiest of the poor, st work. Prose cutor went to him sad maid thee he hod so business to be at work, is be wee recelviag parochial relief and refused to hos turnips. He also told him that es he was able to work he should tell the relieving Wilms to stop hie pay. Upon bearing thie the prisoner blackvardexl him. Os the morning of the 6th 4' August, upon coming down *Mire at six o'clock, his servant gave him a latter which had been put under the door of the boom, and which was one of the letters in question, in which the threat woe =de to burn the corn and hametnng the wale. . _ Tint7lOdus—Hays you any corn in stack ? Prossoutor-•-140, my lord, I have plenty in my barn and irranarksa. The Judge—nava you any oats or straw in stack? Prossontor—l haws PM straw, and several Masks of closer. ifir;Jodge—Csn you tell me, Mr. Roberta, how you csst only the statute to this ere? Mr. Roberts—l think that it means my stack, as it sap corn rick or other agricultural produce. I take the gram matical seam of the construction. Mr. Roberta—Then it is a greet fault in the law. The Judge —That we cannot help. Hu Lordship than explained to the jury that se the prose cutor had no corn rick be could not be tried under the stands, and that they roust therefore return a verdict of not guilty, whisk was done, although than apparel to he no doubt as to the proof of handwrittog, &e. OXFORD ClRCUlT.—Woiczwrza, Dec. l& The boalbeee of the maize was broeght to a close hose to-day. (Before Mr. Justice William.) BOROLAIIIIII. Two cease of this nature were tried, both nectar:ins within this city, which has latterly been infested by a gang of marauders, which it is hoped is now broken up. W. Watkins, sweep, end Bd. ifoubray, ware indicted for breaking into the country•honee of Mr. Price, tallow-chand ler, on the night of the 2nd inet., and stealing money. Mr. Best prosecuted; and Mr. Rickards defended the prisoners. Mowbrey wee Acquitted, but Watkins was found Guilty, sad he wee sentenced to ten yeari penal servitude. Wattina is a returned convict. He has been eight times convicted, sad once broke out of Parkhurst prison. George Farrell woe tried for breaking into the hones of Mrs. ficillingflest, an alderly lady living in the Collage per chat*, and steeling some salver articles, on the Wilt Bert. Me was found Guilty, and sentenced to three years' peril servitude. PI1J1:11T. Jones Lowe was markt/id of perjury. at Dudiey, ht werearing that ha had seen an improper intimacy between a married woman and a man not her husband. Eightasa months' imprisonment. WESTERN CIRCUIT.-11xErza, Dec. 14. (13dare Mr. Biros C4mbs:ll.) CHAP./al 01 EXDUZLIMMT. Charles Bander, ma accountant, was indicted for having on the gOdt of August last, at Tavistock, embezzled verione sums of money, the property of Mr. Morris. Mr. Cox peewee:nail ; and Mr. Carter defended the prisoner. The primmer was a pay clerk in the West Mine, Tevistock, and It true alleged that as had received cheques for varima amounts fee the payment of the claims on the adventurers, only portage of which he had paid. His ladahip ruled that the Marge of embankment could not be sustained, inasmuch as it mast be proved that the mammy had not been accounted for, Mame at brim asked about the money, he sold he bad not paid ft. Under them circurastmoes he directed the jury to email the primmer ; at the same time be regretted that the law was not suilleiem to meet cases of this kind. CHAROI OP •IRON. nowise Thorne, joiner, was charged with arson, at Tor quay, on the 6th of November. Mr. Bore prosecuted; and Mr. Carter defended the prisoner. The evidence for the prosecution alleged that the prisoner, end a large number of other persons, were engaged in roll ing lighted tar-barrels on Guy Fawkes night, and SUMe in festing existing towards the police in the minds of the popet lei" it was alleged that the pnaoner urged them to set Ire to the police-station. Has Lordship held that the evidence was not sufficient to sustain the charge of arson. The prisoner was then indicted on a charge of riot, and similar evidence having been sdduced, Mr. Carter, for the defence, [Angered that thin was a mali cious and spiteful prosecution, and that the prisoner wee only a spectator in a On, Fawkes ere*, and not an active parti cipator therein. Ths jury found the prisoner Geary, and he was recom mended to mercy by the jury end one of the principal wit:name. _ . . lib Lordship oommokood him to one month's imprisonment. DIU meoholool the boohoos of the mime. NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—Livearow., Dgc. 16. CAOWN Couar.—(Befors lir. hada Wilke.) IMAM) A LITTLIOIIL—SIAOULAS CAJAL Jolla Quist, a true and spice seller, was tried for the manelangister of Mary Crook, a little girl of tan years of age, at Burnley, on Sunday, Sept. 11. The prisoner woe returning home on the night in question when he wee followed end annoyed by a crowd of little boys and girls, who were calling after him, and continued to do es after he bed entered his house. He suddenly opened the door and threw a knife oat amoupt the crowd. It struck the deceased on the heed with such violence that it sit through the skull end into the brain. The child expired In thirty-six hours. Tire kills was Dot found, and the defence wee that thugs wee no sufficient evidence to show that the prisoner had had any such weapon in his heed. The jury found the prisoner Godly, and His lordship sentenced him to eighteen months' baptism meet, with hard labour. BRUTAL OUTRAOI UPON A WIDOW. James Ransil, a herb doctor, was indicted for mating and wounding an elderly female named Brown. The primmer lodged with Mc,. Brown's sitter, end Kra Brown had been in the habit oh leaning his rooms, and receiving from him some money end occastooal meals for doing so. The pri- soner, before the 23rd July, had received notice to quit his lodgings, and on the 23rd Mrs. Brown was breakfaating with hum in his room when some conversation took piece upon the subject, during which the prisoner meted her to go to hie other lodolop sad clean them. She refused. The prisoner thee said that he had heard she woe about to be married again, at which she Decent* angry, celled him a liar, and got up to leave the room. He dregpd her beck, closed the door, and palled her over to • closet where she knew he kept an eta, and polling out the sae he struck her on the head with tbe handle. The blade came tlf, but he continued to beat her with the halt. Iler ikon less fractured, and she wee tar several weeks in a most dangerous condp ton. The defence wet that the proeecutrit was the agrresser that she threw several cups and cancer. at Hsaell; thee she got the are and eadtavoursd to strike him with it; sad that la eedeavoirrlng to wrest the weapon from her grasp she fell sad testained the injuries to her head by catalog la contact with the broken MA Eery. The prisoner was found Guilty,and sentenced to four years' penal servitude. Caowt Casa. —(Before Mr. Baron Martin.) ALLDOED INTIMIDATION AT Tit it RECENT DUET ELECTION. Tile eras of Bgrire howarth, out on ball, charged with having eiereind trades tad nonce at the recent election of inanhors of parliament fur Bury (in Lraimahire), having been celled, lir. Key% the barrister, who had been instructed to pee mete, stated that no evidence would be offered, as there wen no &politics's. Why depositions had not been prepared sad furnished to the clerk of the court he was amble to 111011 k. Is ripply to his lordship, EXTOlitito ADKIIISIONSOF Pirsossas. Mary Ass Bowden (66), and Nsiiariejlioardas (24), meat and daughter, were charged with concealing the Ott* of a child which the younger primmer had been delivered of. The case for the prosroutioa failed because the statements of the prisoner., upon which It moiety depended, had bent extorted from them by the threat of a police officer that If they did not admit the maternity of the younger prisoner, a dical men named Raynor, who was also a magistrate, should be emit for, and should examine her. The civil causes at the Liverpool Assizes will ommitacie today (Friday). 7HE POLICE COURTS. BOWBTRBET. - -...—.. la refarencorn the caw of Henry Garner, who was churned on Wednesday with potation a pistol at Mr. Cooks, a sell cites, we era requested to stet* that Mr. Clark, who was scribed bytha oumplainant as "a lamp maker In the Strand." is In no way connected with the old-establiabsd firm of John Clark and Co., 447, West Strand. NAELSOBOUGH-STRKET. Mani Hisiewrey, • violent aid babwonten, and Margaret Barrett ware charged with smashing three panes of glees, of the value of 61.. at hones of Mr. Edward Manning, the Eten's Heed, B St. Gilaie. Mr. Manning said that about a quarter to ten on the pre vious night he heard a smash at hie window, and this was followed by • eromd, and before be could gat outside he bawd • third. Oa getting outbids he (nand the prisoner H with • crutch her hand. He told her she had bro= " a windows, and the then tried to strike him with the bat he teenaged to get It away from bor. He than= the. three penes of plate glees, of the veins of 61. sr 61., were memehed. The other primmer wee shag with Hen nessy at the time, but he did not think she had broken either of the panes. Henassey, in • very rough, garage manner, mid she knew nothing spout it—he mast have broken them himself. Ewen said she recollected nothing of it—she had bum drinking. . . . . At tlMseggestion of Mr. Bingham, Mr. Meanie( put the damage at di. Mr. Bingham said that publicans more to protected, and ordered Meemesey to pay 64, or two mouths ; the other to be dboberged. Hensley in sat insolent manner, mid if it were five fez ththge she would not pay it. Mary Bill woe also conned with breaking a pane of gins In the miodeer of the King' . Arm., 264, Oxford-street, th e property of Mr. C. I , the value of the same beiog Ordered to psy the demurs, or be comautted for a month. SOUTHWARK. Betas Thaw sad Bliss Lake, two young women, were charged with stadia( • sliver watch from the person of John Charge Theorem, a gilder. TM pr secutor wee so drunk at the time that he cluld sot give a idsaa, but William Parish, one of the attendants of a tabs tand In the Blackfriars-road, said he area on duty shoat sight o'clock that morning, when he saw the prisoners in the Disks of York public-house with the prosecutor, who vas treating them. He was very drunk. On looking round a dew minutia afterwards he distinctly saw Tucker take the watch from the prosecutor's waistcoat pocket and pan it to her companion. Witness then looked out for a police men, but not seeing one he considered It his duty to enter the public-house. He did so, and went op to Luke, and asked her to return the prosecutor his watch, when she denied having It. He told her that he saw Tacker steal It, sad pass it to her. That she also deeded, bat she ehafft 4 ebest sad stooped down, when she said. " Hires the watch ; it his dropped out of his pocket." Witness that fetched la a police-constable, and gave them into custody. The prosecutor was in attendanoe, hut be was still Mier the influence of liquor, and the msestrato declined is examine him. BotiP;i;oilen denied the robbery. Tacker aid she was • respectable married woman, and she bad come to visit bar mother in Ciaoege.street. She was returning towards Dome with her sister (the other prisoner), whim thry entered the public-house, and there saw the preeetiatoe, wee insisted on Misting them. Mier that he attempted to act rudely towards her d and that waa how the watch mast have got out of hie Poo*. Tbe magistrate remanded them until Monday, as it wee ehowa the watch had been atisched to a chain. THAMES. isepries Goessfer Reis, • Portuguese boy, aged 16, and betraglag to • foreign ship la the London Dock, was charged with resulting Hoary Mansell, • lightermst, by striking him with • bar, and attempting to stab him with • knife; sad Andrea Guise," a Spanish esemait, el the barque Pipits Basile, was charged with steeling slum duplicates. There was no prossontor ha either ate , bat Dr. Iteldole, • 4rwho said Its had hem directed by the police to attend atrinli theesitisses. asked for his fees. . Mr. Yardley—Your silos lass been a &unsure this morn ing. I will allow you awe fee of 6s. Dr. Molds's—Sometimes, sir, the eases have bola wry long arc Mr. Yaedley—lt Is very easy for me to be generous, but I am a trustee of the public fund., and em bound to be areal. len "now yon one fee, and you will earn that very wily thbp day. • . . Dr. Malatolis—l ss saUded, your worship. Kr. Yardle7-1 ats glad to how it. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S.-TIIIIESDAT. A blaak diorama. READING STEEPLECHASES. - ------- RIMIIIOII rot 111 BRRISHIIIII OP= BTIIIPLICHMIES. Alma three ralles.—Heads or Tail', Huntsman, Tartar, Corkaorew. Broadway Buell, Tantworth, Lottery, Panay, Bbyllack. 'Landaus, Border Chief, Fyrrhus the Bemond, Un protected Female (late Mora Bomereillo), Physician, Boosts, Breasts, Topry, Mr. Sykes, Goldandth, Boecommos, Oma Pasha, Maria risme, Johnny, The Curate, (Baud's, The Prmakr, Hazard tiate Chance), W.. Willie. TRAFFIC RETURN!). Rao NMir. Teak Te6l. lIMIWATS. pm. sears Amami. In& UN West men Ne• 4.. I I I 388 IN t3I IN laaNs. 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Thome, Blackburn, aged 39 yeses, who committed self-destruction by rutting his throat with • rows, at his residence, No. 28, Kenstneton-park-terraoe North, under the following distressing circuratanote. Mr. Henry J. W. Bakken, • tutor, mailing at flomemet-terms, Postman-equare, stated that the deceased, who was his benthr-in-law, was married, and had • family. He had com plained of persons putting bricks down Ms chimney, and of being followed in the streets. He had also complained of feeling over-dote, and that his work was too hard for him. He was a men of great literary talent, and was • writer to the se throseinn. Witness had oonsidered him very eccentric, and had always thought him to be labouring under dein 'lona. He had attampted to commit suicide move than once before, and wham understood that his brother had destroyed himself under similar circum stances. The witness, to conclusion, said that about • fortnight ago the deceased told him that his head was going. Biles Hunt, • young woman, said she bed keen in the service of the demand for about • month se general servant. About 2 o'clock on Tuesday morning hew mistress awoke and mired her husband from the bed. fibs went downstairs in the dark, and afterwarth called wittier, and she found her unfortunate master lying upon the floor in the (rout parlour near the fire-place. A razor was found upon the floor. The witness added that the demised frequently complained of pxson, getting In at the window and touching his papers. Mr. John Graham, • surgeon, said hen waa calW Is 34)041 afterwards and found the defeated quite dead. There was • terse deep wound on tee lett side of the throat, the principal interim being divided, and wee quite sufficient to account for death. The Rev. Mr. Grill, the incumbent of fit. Nottins.hill, said the deceased reed prayers at hie church on Sunday morning, sad he then complained to him of • number of imaginary riser:ifs,. The Coronae thought the euchre* ea. unusually clear of the dammed gentleman having been is a state of unsound mind ; sad the jury re named • verdict of " Insanity." [Advertisement.] —lts delicious aroma and grate. tat sineeilusamattraca the testa. viltd:t hr Ito easy ministries ban Is atm , to tiaa.tainseb. snorted% ensued thus plaildb to mane earl. lelestetrseet. dlavvers Its came. hi arra/thecae the team& Mika. dlaustion,nkh ha. Torosublected its pillia• naltaag ha Its WAWA sigma ass mo a n berarases as coffee and tea leis moss • Oen& asdleammid nicer rooms —nseca at noels Illocancestkeenmenej iddRKE7& COTTON.—LivkarooL, Dac. 15.—Tio take of cottm to-4.1 are tothualed 10,000 balm. The market doom quietly at yeamr4sy'a pion. WOOL AND WORATED.—lizanoroun, Duet 16.—The domed for wool is uut so sears as it wee a fortnight ego. Spinners sot with gnat ratitiou, buying nothing but that they require for immediate consumption. Nude end dente en without chem. There Is a fatr attendance of merthents, but the operations have not been extensive. Masubotarers of hag good. ere well employed, but oobourg sad phi, ;oaken are actiug vrry cautiously. The demand for wonted yams continues fur both the ham and the export trades, mod *plasm ore well engaged to order. Priem are higher, sad with ea Improved tendency. As the large meeting of those engaged is the trade to-day It was *greed to hold no market on Whiny, the Wit last. CORN.—BIIMINGRAY, Dec. l&—At Gloucester market as the 10th Mere was a moderate supply of wheat, and an advance of fully ls. par quarter was readily paid ; at WOr. easier, the rase day, with a short supply, WlWl, ' rise was reloctaatly saberitted to. Barley dull but not lower. Oats, beans, sad peas asaltemd, with little doing in either. DMinit the pretest week few traumata' in wheat are reported, and the vans of all dasoriptiou is seminally unchanged. Harley taken in retail at former twee. Rubr more soquiry for oats sad beans. Peas am turn Meuse At Wolvarhamp. ton, paiterday, there was a lees "apply of wheat i and the Made was Mims; but farmers sad dealers held firm for the of that day sight. At this day's marla t than c Ze i try about an average quantity of wheat; epeculatots being eager purchaser., an advance of U. to lc par quarter was irealased on all descriptions. Barley dull sad rather cheaper. Oats taken in limited quantitia, at quite as high rates. Beans end peas Wading downwarda. - - - - • • - Daymas, Don. 16.—We had a short supply; the frost having improved the conditket of the wheat generally there was a brisk sole at an advance of la. per qr, ; one lot of old whits Talavera fetched 265. a sack. Barley was in fair sup ply, sad sold at an advance of nearly la a qr. ; tor two lots omy prime quality 444. a qr. was refused. Wheat, bast, 465. to 48s. per qr.; middling do., 38e to 465.; ulte rior do., 34a. to 385.; 335. to 435. • oats, 23e. to 335. ; beaus, 40.. to 48e. ; peas, 425. to 46a.; fine flour, per sack, 325. to 4/L.; do. seconds, 335. to 37e. MANCIIENTPIt, Dye. 16.—Sif.« our last report the trade in sit article. hea continued to rule extremely quiet, but without change in prices. The imports into Liverpool are cm a very moderate scale from all quarters. Our market this amnia, was slenderly attended by buyers. Wheat was held firmly, and is some inat.inces roe rather more =rue", but the sales elected were very limited. For dour there was seartely say inquiry; prioes however, remained unchanged. ats O and oatmeal ruled stea dy, and for the latter then was a rather better demand. English beaus deal aid 84.10 is. per quarter, bat Egyptian were no lower. Indian awn was fully es dear, wilh rather more doing. Netwaix, Dec. 14.—At tirday's market there was small supply of wheat, which wee in fair reran as me ad visee of Is. on reoeut currencies. New white maples realised 48e. to 60e.; old, 625. to 64,.; new red, 445. to 46e. ; old, 45e. to 47e. per 36 stone. The supply of barley wee her, and malting sorts could be purchased at a trilling declrne; not mach chem. In grinding ; the former med. 42.. to 465.; the latter 28s. to 31s. per 30 stone. Oats a fair rate at recent isms-22a. to 26e per 24 stone. Beans maintained their value-445. to 46e. par 38 stone. Pees a slow sale at 395. to 40s. per qr. Dec. 15.—We had a moderate supply of wheat, for which there was a needy demand at an advance of fully Is. per qr a clearaace being effected. A much smaller quantity of barley on ofrr• the bast and grinding qualities supported late rates; other eLete dull. Gate, beans, sad peas dull, and the turn la favour of the buyer. UXBILIDOI, Dec. 16.—The supply It sheet, and the trade more wine at an advance In the price of wheat of Is. to 2s. per qr. Spring corn min a better sale, and good parcels were the turn dearer. WATEILFORIN Dec. 14.—We have had but moderate sup pee of home grown grain since baturday, and from abroad oar snivels are only mews. There is rather a better feel ing perceptible in the trade. Wheat sells freely at fall price; sad barley brume 6d. to 1.. per bushel more money. Oats are bald for a triding advance, which rather checks business. Indian corn meets more inquiry at better prime Uwe were obtainable at the clots of lam week. Flour flan, with mom boyars. Weather dry and booty. Snit:Button, Dec. 14.—We had is the market to-day 983 qrs. wheat. 2.177 barley, 2,274 oat., and 134 bouts. There were sold—Wheat, 763 qrs.; tangy, 1,740; oats, 1,460; and beam, 85 qre . As compared with last week—Wheat was 2s. up on top, and ld. down car average. Barley was 6d. down on top, and di. down cm average. Oats was the same on top, and Id. up on average. Besse were 64. down on top, and fld. up on average. Priem per Imperial qr.:—Wheat, 365. to 62.. Barley, 27e 6d. to 41s. Oma, 170. to 29e. 3d. Beana,42e. to 47.. 6d. Weirdat of top—Whist, 06los.; barley, 6711 k..; oats, 461 ; beans, 66111te. CATTLE.—Bnirmr Rog, Dcc. 14.—The supply of sheep via has this morning, the number, 6,148, being 684 fewer. Um rather dull, but no altercation in prime. Extreme top price, 7id.; current price for the beet aged 'redden, 76.; ewes sad inferior from 6d to 6id. At the close a oon eidemble qu.,ntiiy were unsold. The supply of math we 667, being 25 more then lam week. iledes were slowly elf.cied, at prime about the same ea those °Mauled laet week. Top pram, 84. 34.; currant, 7e. 96. to 84.• middling; and inferior, from Ce. to 7s. 3d. per impend state. Fed pigs, from sa. to 6s. 9d. per imperial stone; six to eight weeks old do., from Se. to 12e. m ead. Numbers in marked :—Sbeep, 6,148; fat cattle, 867; hag ditto, 42 ; mulch cows, 96 ; pigs, 177. SVPRILIORITY OP FEMALE EvlDENci.—At the Liverpool heetzte yesterday, Mr. Rummell, one of the bar risters seined in a are which involved some peculiar and Interesting fiends evidence, obeervad The evidence of women is, in moms respect*, superiar to that of men. Their power of judging of minute details is better, and where thee en more than two facts, and something be wanting, they supply the deficiency. Wherever there is room for their ' imagination, which ti mom powerful and active than that of men, they immediately bridge the thing over and supply [Advertisement.] HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND 0111TXMIT.—Cor05.5. Aeons-41w fop sad der warns sir sow monently lodic* troutAowse watt, sedan blot nenselwi. Is fel. lowed bz . r il exameWn of the dusk Oa o r=et 6e sleessdoe. tee throat, and broad of the sear be_ tabbed Wee ear Min Wieser. Ointment. Ids nu MIMI be trash takes, Emig sis old be worn seat the sitin.enreallm WWI amaldbv sed ina wered lardlo wit Wow imiesseed sampan steadily eau dloappair, Wan samenuesses brandy avered. fwdap' i tsmasess or thus mem that all sillesm. sod 1:4 intt a eseseerlable alabrs rws, Thsessiseasndlea elk des name sae Medea ern weresew erlessah nal* end Mehl BMUS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. IMITEL OLMNON.—Des 11 at Heariostracirdiaaterace, th a wife of Lad. 11 o.•Tha CaIIZOS. I.C.C.T of a eon. CUM st 4 TO —tree. 10. at Cram a u. llMMaray, Mrs. W. Chasm% - --- HILt u t2DISTOW.—Dec.I2. at Pentlow Sudbury. Baca. lady Ihrairdaa. . a daatbtor. BULMAN.—Dee. Aibiou.arles. H7da 14a. M. wee of Camel Cr...Cliilt=eo . lo7 at Victoria-road. I dingtoo, the wife a Mr. G. T. of a dri. NAORRJlsll.—D beer es 11, at Ry4e, 140 of Wight, the wife of Caft. manage J. F. C. MaderuM R :1.. of • son NA. OR —Dec 11, at Melfla hill Ofsgoalar hohool, the wife of the Rev. J. R. *Q.t. ILA of a da totem 10 AR RUA M.-11free... 13, at Beers Dail, Yoriethlre. Mn. Ratithaea. d am and Mir. . . NORTIL—Inie .roe anti Haim Upper Tlitte hill. tan wife of Mr. F. !loath, al Plladialll.—ute. IS. al the Tabeliall•rowl. WolTernadddod. Um B. P•n•••• .0 • •••: IfiITSLIAZDie 11. Celehieffood. Mlddieeex, the artle of A. I. heela. &oh, a a eoe. VS3TOM.—Dea. 14. Illortimerread, Eiagilead. the wife et C. E. Sava, c 4 a goo. 10. at Welfare Vlearme. Wa.Cekehlre. the Eh) of the lee. O. D. Ithedee. ^% KLitttlAollB. OASLIING—IkLLEN.—pec.p. &4 NI. lame... ricoauy. byyr N 74.7 ii;.14;;;;Ii: ream Louise Allen, of Goide-outiare. St. derma a INTO PHR—BRADdII AW.- Meo. 8. a the parl.ll Bleds, Walthmorlow„ by the R ue T. Pony, tI.A., Richard. one of 11r. K. Cooper. of Chip ping Outer, kieel, to lialsabeth. daughter of hr. J. Bradshaw, of W. 41111.1•1.011. CURRIE—YORAM—Dec M Witnpqle, Carnbridgerhire. Mthe Hon. ant her. 0. Torte. H. W Cur:ln, so., to glom corolla% toothier et toe Hoe. and Yon. Arebtraoun Yorke HA ItHOP-11 14, at Lpytr Brook-sheet Chapel, Man rha:er, by the In J. H. Hutton, B A the Rev. J. Harrop, liarrieadennbm of Mr J um of Maneheeter. 11A10H—HhitTL — D.. 13 at PT.TOCe 11611. Dear Dublin, by the Woo. h. B. Morn. G. U. Haigh. hat.. of Grantaby Hall Ltn. coln.hlre. to Hanna Jane Ataxia., datahter of the late hfr B. W. Harty, Wart MACLURI:—NE77IKBHIP.—Dos. 13. at Mortlake andel, hy the Her. J. T. Moalel. M.A.. J. W. "ChM* E. 9.. to ',honor. hodttilf of T. Bettladdp, Esq., of Beet Sheen, Surrey. MILLS—WORT ol IS dTON.—Bec 13. at Benton Rolm, Herby...hire. by am la. J. Worthingtoe. T. W. mita. M.A., of Itrawouge Collet% °afoot, toe baobab. daughtor of the hoe H. Worthington. Esq. ?NAT— MITA • lt, at Trinity Church. Maidetone, by the Bar. 0. 1117eitt, the Bev. A. Peel, to Lae, daughter of the late W. threat. Bee.. et Mean.- WILLIAMB—BMITIL—the. 11. et Widoomhe 011 Church. Bath. b/ _ _ _ . ' l7le7erril. Y Tate, I. Wffiletoe, Mee. of Bub, to Cttue Ihriie daughter of 14. 11. *DM, Y.p , of trplm44l Moue.. Ilatew.ek. WI 11440P-11.1101 4 M.-14e. 12. et Mo methodist hew comme. t.liseel, /Seaton ur der L)oe. 1 , 4 the Rey J. •.147man. Mr. W. Wlddop. of Melybeldge, Lama... We. to Prheilla Jaue. dooefeler cd Mr. W. Harm of Mahe m, whim DEATHS. IJOURTOWN.—Das 11. at (;;;Votteaq "'— asta Fallahugh. 04 C OlOllB5 DOWSRIff of Costating, ass' 34 1601474.—Das 14 at lioguitpkaaast spars Duhlta, T. T. Dnaff, Ilt§arid tO. ILTON.—Des IL at Loses Negaot Stack 010 0 10, ti WAM O * N. Batangas. IC 11 and 7d BAN th—nes 13„ at Math. Ueut. 0. M. Hand, 9th Napa laftta.M. BOLDSWORTIL—Dtt- 12, Johr, son of J. floldasorth, E.q , of I. ft. wet ft IN `4140 —lhay in at Isitmon, A laighle, wife of T. W. laa• 6,1 E. q of Nortailasnow Nwowalfc JON , K—D•o. 14, at 0 mote, Captain B. B. Jo Its, 6:11 /total nett. ag4 SA rAol4.—Daa 11. t tagas.placs. Raman stoat% eM 7IOII . 114/1. wiled I.oats, ;. 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