The Express. — London, England, 1858-11-30 00:00:00

1 1WMPNOI , M... -- lAN lindligtam COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Nov. 29. Maim as Nisi Palm at Wataalaalar.—(llshre Lard Camp bell mg a Speakil ivr7.) RAW lIACINAXAZAr—LCCIDINT. TM MAWS, Mr. Gump Hart, • narks{ prima, at ▪ Imes Ws win to rooms ooyessatios Is ems. Sem Mr. Mossoira, mid °Um reproastadots at ▪ Ossina Oman. Mangesy ; la comeopmars at Works le Ms Ur" ell& be WI bon sesisi by Ws me. boo drio4 lis t islothoss' ..rat di = ms ravel tor *WM ; Mr. All om kr Os Oa Ws Mob essombo• 1••• is• . a rt .d Wan brae& • 1•61 strisbio• 19 sad owe Ma Mout by • led to We rtes ran Ms Irak l• Bala La Mg, eb•slesi Bssort, was nwsig *slam kW doing tbs WNW Ms, is that Wuressithre ; Softersar MAW tams bio K WWI dill aft ow, ud beds rb M.J. dr malt dist Yr mina bed Isle Mel an the spat Thee iris no soft M• who dal bar, the paths bombe mina is • an ft 304 Is lb, swami ot tb• wake Wog for Ws *liter but M• irdisos •• w visas" Ws elver of Ws oar or the id w ill NUM MIAOW II INNS soon dills vary p•• • vodka Ws the ylimili—ashogss 3W. BAIL DOUBT. Nov. St now algid Prkis.—(Bies lb. Julio Camps isl 01INIMIS Judos.) M. M. Lloyd mail Yr. Jamb Nomomal he the Kr Jule he the emisiat. Ties see an resmilrair ham le ry ightelor rude arid imitabai as ummolima creditor d. per mma amid Iter orre, mule, ea briars Is Ilearretsese, lierrtmer-reek are *a raw* et de *tuff Jamada ama la Weir, 1" Trier a NI mt rim .t om if im iazilVe la Ile puler My. The le a dreebrehrs me lissabratat. mei It Imo at OMNI% sire le the mommenainat *a pure our MA dr bra la al litzeheram, tat ad brag manurial he reinemoi to Labia. To math him * .t. mil bairn la lierwerres. the eirremi r /ram abeam Mt, awl me emeasity tim he ehaird•re elute at the poor. as do Is Ir-gareto T Emheinat ert a err Or et Bwrow, reselag at Kgrobtogor, Arra Ito llogl eranotil Jan os's& oolong bin is glog Ikaarder's Curt U minis. ea bakif of dr edialoal Sit do monw advabood by dr OWN so Swam aas odarast so gle bla la beim, owl did somaamody dr bill of la My woo • was pooluses ft ahead dr nil, lay gas at opium lIM Os quoin hid bus islrly wit& bat at the row ti.. Ito thangla le thlloodemt bat Mod to main oat Ws cow nelvvy I phidli 90017 W. 001.9797e-4111.1. Or 110MAgel. i1r.77i9971 name aid Mr. IL A. llama yaw smog kr Mr s U *sits. thedshadma. MY wis irks ta • 111 et aning. kr SU. 1 .. * =by *a alladaat. =dosed at k Derik, by Ida Ishii ~ , Allot Ikails, in *a drawer of dr WI Tar daisies yin*/ W dblimelp mar dr Jasalvist Deism 7,19 dale 1119 71119.177791tha IL Tbe SW la qualm via glvut so be Irks Ape, 1151., W *a Adatilmd as Allred Bash, said ow nada pyabla at U. *AN* bo.** aces ea do- Sob* spa *a bow* of 4ta a*. Nal wry ls ia~it Ardlsath.tb Anwar, Insiolme AAA aid lonallared bis Mir= so Ids Wear holstlak.lll* =mit Tba atiguatlto of as ism *saw *kb*, Nawyma 4lpasd the an and rev* Os udaat la IM/. ind aa 111.1 r2 of the dat talreala et a bit be Mt ametad by the sad draws la tavatt *a ~lra War ebith be asa and* amok way bate bad titioase * the is What Os sou* areemjaasa Tbomma, Wm *dm Icsack wed WM Gm Warless mut we dew Ws dbamag• Awl We WI mist Imeleamsy, Immommall Y maw as Im be .amok am as am ba date was Wm b caleady awrilad ebm ssitsala, WI sac, became b s camel, I ic Maar 41 tM bll„ bad ass amadvaa moths al ft imeivemay. Wit taolat. leek MH. dilhodaat bad sot ilium bia lOW Ws wowassy wise ewer. b. was as swore of bi bin tae bars et dr 110, be oath& onartholow to have so staid to Ida asiodoho. H. tired • atom of Mr. Urea Parke, ha Bak sod Dowsay (II W. .rd W.), to tba ant Um* wham at b rims was ma mom who w the balder of Ma YIN er ow, be Emma mayortmolome wake ma awry of the MU a•t sale la Wm mabsdale, adtbag that ha did Ni law ale the Win VOL lersed Jodgo thought that ore ark ortegly kw dr Odra lie ',odd put it, tower, to the jory to trommiro so to the par as twom Tirkey rod as ot dr bill had bar umbetestn i t mad la the admodt's oeirdmik end toot it omo told as well birder or etelpelie sedromee diet is bill Ird bees rimed r k world I gar vordiet w thentwe entered 4 tie tidemark with lemr to thopidattit to sor shot do Joey ought to bow ammd 4 biros 4 ground tit am dirks& 41 mired to err to W oolmtmlo thr Is. did mot Pram who dr balsa of the bill to quietism wor COURT OP COMMON PLEAS.—Nov. 29. Malay Is Iliare.—(Belbre Lard aid ladies Calibers, sad Jegift• Mi Nor, Creirdir, sad Bylsa.) POTIVIIILIT W. WlTTTALL.—riarNewar. • This matter cone before the court as • special ere. It we MOW that the mom wee to 'mover part of the pries of sappbed le Mr. J. H. Nutlet!, of Liverpool, the goods /1115 required foe the Ins of Hoyle, Hargreaves, sad Co., of ends, Ia which arm Mr. I. H. Mattel! wog • partner. An Invoke wee mode oat in the eofMr.J.H.Nsttalk sad lk be eecorted bills for the amount Ha, however, afterwerie bid, end • dividend wee paid apes the amount of the MIL The plalatiff now sued Mr. R. Nuttall, Me bar of Ms firs at Hoyle, Hargreaves, and Co., far the ha/awe et the price of the goods. Two questions were raised tar the mart; whether credit had been given to Mr. J. H. Nat. tell aloes, to the excludes of the liability of any other mew Me of the Ors, ; sod wherher, even if they had been origi= Noble. the plidatif, by taking bills of Mr. J. H. rime, had relieved them of their liability. Mr. Lletheok sneered for the plaintiff , oti Mr. Muddy M Mr. Mina for the defendant. The emit thought that credit had not been given to Mr. J. H. Noma erdtuively, so that toe plait off gave ti .i p.ll eillmetage of wain the other members or the firm. we also of opinion that the taking bills from Mr. 1.7. Mena, and moniriog dividends on them from his estate, did net cornea to discharge the caber members of the firm from bldg liable for the residue of the debt. Judgment for the plaintiff. &tinge at Nisi Price, In Middlesez.—(Before Mr. Justice Will.. and • Common Jury.) lovectove C. GRAFTON •NT. 0 , 11111111.—"Tlit PT. :,TAE'S saws. TM. was .n Rowel to mover the raise of a quantity of type. And also maw other small sums of money. Mr. Dian and Mr. lininetter appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. D. Keane for the defendants. The pirlata wee a printer 1a Chreereot. GorrWetter, gad:ea Lae ilek of Muir MM be erred "Mr St. Luke's News end General Advertiser, wide It be carried ea kr are week.. et the sad of which tree be wee shoat to direadar k. The degreaser were far kahmema ia the pidub, sad, accordleg to the plegoilre oar, they speed to awry ea the payer for Orr aware it kr word red theta retype. He Mat the type worth 241, aad weer have kr the Ira r N. 01 fide 7L If. was owl: du, es wee air 4e. fur the nut fit ea ells, sad Ile. to woo* sew brearidee. The par wee oirried ea by tar ddeadrate for Sr weer, sad Am it rear to ark. la July the phiarl degraded his tyr, sad sr ateratly elooreger three promeallege. After the segos wee brewed the *loll hod gag esergre at his der tree eat et the doom ewes et tope oldie he bad hat ; hat the three ern lier• • obis et " lb," mod the pidatif Ur*, vetoed le mein then. they were Oho to the evotterbeeet. It we eels et do Ono et the Mattes el the type that sherd the ore le ate' Oho the spire, tar. et the Owe the type Omit be at mese nand. The deOrdeove ere was diet the type wee het ter time mode which petted had est espleed whoa the sale wee Kr. teelle — lrFillse rapeseed his tepee tar this etas 1111111111 seer leer boa breeeht to trial • hem eat, when lbw reedy ree se eeheteettel leestioe le dispose loom the wise. It eigsered that do &indoor hid lees gig o &hew op die one TOido do, or at of the Wass of the wit, tad hided die thee tootle wadi have staled well. leo er doe web et that use. lanai • ~did he OW *dole( fie 7&L, Is le is &mtg.! &nape whs. the Iv. ins OVUM Sp. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Nov. 29. efts et Nisi Pries etc, Wm at Mmoutissier.—(B•ll,•• Mr. Barn Minis sod • Ppeci•l Jury.) 11111 WITT 7.W•71112.1 AND ANUTi■►.-ALLIOSD 702035 T ANL, /1111JVIIT. This wee ea adios breath* by Ute pl.iatie ageless the 4e. Kairsta, as esseetere of Men Wet I ter, on • bend el 2,000(., debt hety 0 1154, ma masted by the seiJ PAM heohisMa Worm The thheirste pith the* met 111•Kies 4111 ass mho the bead. and Ket the alpeihre wee • hooey ▪ eithileetea and Ks. Kairighe vire esseeel for the V I; Kr. KWh' Jame eel Kr. !slab reprenaled •• Keddhelia, eyesin the NMI, NM the peg ri ne reasChossts• hemerso) wee a take, carry leg o• be . et sad the de tohnie temo—&—;ll toseerimee et • W. Reber! Wedelns. The Sod helltahot Kr. Zebus Wetklas wee • lase lermerst, us bulaere Larks. sad the err Yoko wee Ks beetlier, Ke Roc Berserd Ldrent Weida% • reeler of • pada la MANION, The auks we tauter • bind eat.ied the dreamed Xr. Robert why Se ram te Ile pleat I,o4ooeyeble I. 'lmo throthe after the data of Ow maker. The way vendee mail the jery wank be eelheS eyes te &Ms was. whether iftripour. eve la Kb bead vrttiag d Rehm Medity ball es 18 vex hattembei hy lb. deleaiar Kee the dissiste ine • theyery, b owl be asamery r ter die deemp THE IMPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 30, 1858. twee misr width tin bath me Om end the eta nazism Ma bai eathel Mom tins Mersa as the MINK Mr. RAM Watkins IM ken tha Met as emaldinthi semen el the hie bs Dei7llerhUi, when he eras Yr. Hirverd. Os Ms etheththiel wen Maim mil ethstse. be Mr. Writhe hie *sword, end then apselig r aMog i s i t ir o p= I=ite t a ber m ithl the pester Wilmer Mild his,.,. MN and Mr. Wat tles. Mr. ihrousi Merles Dessett, the *MI a , bed hem apperneked to tailor, and Mime his mthesidessidp he vas tomeney salted to tits hem el Mr. Watitim Me took a mat Werke is biro, as melt as Meehan Mr. lisenett had served hie apprenticeship, Mr. Watkins premed le Wed Mm SOX 60 piumire a rages Minsk at Anthith thisit the theintlif bad deekeri, as the Mims was nth sidlabb. Para mks d Isms Mr. Dame* bed sited emideshis eskihrmse, end thregginent Mr. Wathke bad bath his patron ath *had, eiheep i r ism ems el may. On an meek' he nest the mink the am el WA, sied heleently bunt bin al a else. In INS Mr. Damn gel diamifth end Men bs had Is webs an meth Me with lsee. Mr. Width% Me wee a en a ller "e t a brie ameth, ems oaawesd Se Ms essisteare. In 150 the reeling ebb bin die . and inthiles el Ms &her as his key euelitht blend." On mar 1101111d0D Mr. Watkins was the *lead el the MIMI Men the papporty at hie wile tree abet Is he astal In 1861 14.11sims was obliged to min as se.siWe mm eeitks S. the benefit el Me milleWte.sitheesh sod Mr hira. In nth, red es 05th Min Mr. Ikastal W le Seth th he e Mat a/ Ohs Inesimt Mt, sod on this amiss M. Wall- Ides bed bees 1111126011• a men the phissiirs homilese ter the MO a/ hie May. Ss that 0 IMO le 1814 Mr. Wades bed ban to ths pleisht a meth einem as Ida kiend. In 1864 Mr. Mask Mid Mr. Watkins kr Os Ma of 1001., Ms the Who raid he aeM rot had It as hs wee *Mug hie teem in, end he bad =dbin Mb net to it mey aesee nosey. Alter acme eath le the " I will nem yen 1,0001. on my Mk. I irsl give yea my I 0 11, end if that k not a reisessmily, I will gin yea thy ether seturity." Comers was taken, sad se the 10 1:1 was sot found to be serithed, a bad the ri p.... thr at, which Mr. Wadden seed,h ls64. Tits head me la the pens seen et and Mr. MM. is Nabs AA mai he bed th. lennoled as glee seatthly kr 1.81118. ithmer the the maw le Ws, led be Aped h. Mr. Martin Mend 1885. In the sasenlim Mr. Bea ms had min km be eseihnehle hasaltha, end be bad reigned hk Merest de the bath. It we te re mover tee reseed the Men was Mesh% thdi be mid net see what deems the ether IN, had Went they retied en the demairrie el the painter es thisnithel }Media him in thews tithe My. the wsaiL beerwr rep the algriemn net enk by Mines el th e p_s and his Maim ber by Wspethsth lithimey, and that maid eatule the pithatille Oak theist This him, mined Ohm said lbs hillswks widener Joseph llsawsl/I—l am • War at Ohs *1•111. Mr. Robert Madan was a Muni of my flotboolo. Es woo had dewed to tho Dab of Marsh. My teem woe knee- Osumi is the Dube. My boas, was a lam Is 18114 I was st Ids plea of baker Is iserst-onstA Mr. Mahn% Wading am them Thsp west ids onalhar mai; sod I ma venom* mil Is lam I mar Oho pager imam ths Mud). It bears ay digustass. mar - NA adds' sire sod this doted It is • whom. Er. Walling said, "1 dams this es my set and dud." Me dna aid to my Wean, .13oed Ism my boy, I wish yoa well," end it. shook hawk him as& west away. Ceess-said by Xt. Ismee—lt was wq impromies that ray brother W the whale Mane Is ltorasesn=pt the Actg. At Os duo I staid the hound I kegs rooms at the " lag*" City-road. I was a toles= roweiwist. I was always trareang to the tobacco line. (Laughter.) I Om &al at Gmham-strom, City-road. I sow Pop 101Mard-namo at Flashen-gsremest. I hard Is Os Is way Is the daytime. I lint la Neisasedrset, Citr reed. It is ny own how. I left the " Xeglo '" layers Soar years ego. I have kept my gannet Millard-noon two= I dos% sell tobacco on commission. I aiM ems s about a um& ego to • gentleman who tnegooste my rem. lir. Jams—Now much P Witossa—Two pounds (Laughter.) MA lass—Aid that was a mouth ego! Witsion—Y..; I do sot pennon In that trade ; Is as manly song my obi ossmsdas. I don't rug Mar ft. (Lnisohisr.) Mr. enes—Astl I =wp m y hare pretty well and up your oM esnainiat (Inaghtn er i sd Whasm—Tea. I aims Os Mr. Watkins for mosey. Thai is soy writing,* bead, sad thls inter is also Ii my writing. The whin to the bead is not my or- Maary—it Mmy extraoidloary wridag. I hare signed meaty loads what at the rinessessrvice. Mr. Jamse—Oh. Why did you e~that mules ? Wimass—The salary would sot keep sm. Mr. issees—Will you swear you wore sot Mantissa ? Witsem—No ; I will swan that I was. (Laughter.) Mr. lams —Why were you &mimed ? Witatio—l neglected my duties, slid people who neglect &dr dudes to the rename servion— Mr. lawns—Weil ? ifitisee—Geee;;ll, an dleuionL (Huai lauegor.) When Mr. Watkins 'trued the bond be was between 70 and xi yews doge. When he dined it hi said, " I wish you Is* my bey," to Sem, shod hands, and west away. Mr. Watkins wits time about 10 winner or • quarter of an hour. I have kept • hew-shop at 47, Went-street, Whitecbapel. The* is about a year and a bait ago. I was there nine mouths. I paid rent. Mr. Jams—Will you swear that? Witeme—l paid it one way or the other. (Laughter.) Mr. lessee--How it that . Witness—W*llJ walked be as I went out. I had paid him 121. or 1111. for fixtures. wideb I returned to him. That wee Use mdswelandlag. Mr. lame.--When did you go then? Witness—Let wee recellso• Where I am now. Oh, no I teak • °Mtge fora few weeks. It was moms " Walk" I koser—lt was • very nice plum. Mr. hinner—No doubt al it ; and why did you leaven nits a else (Inegliter.) Tarot nearer my Moises& I lived at 3, Market termer, lafferks. That was la 1862 I went from that to Niebare-equare. Ido not consider I owed Mr. Conquest 71. when I left the billiard-renew at the E.U.r I did met think I did. He thought so. It was a mistake. lam very good Mends with Mr. Conquest. My daughter Is articled to Mrs. Conquest. Mr. James " Articled." She is not an attorney. (Laughter.) Witases—No. She is an artist. She is a dancer, and my daughter Isms d Madame's petals. S.nioel Charles 13eanett examined—l am the plaintiff. I am • tailor at No. 9, Leasith.to-street, Laugh= •pl.ce. I became intimate with Mr. Watkins in 1834. My father and Mr. Watkins were on very intimate term.. I was sp pnisticed to a tailor at Arundel. Mr. Watkins lived then, end invited me very frequently to izis boom. He offered to lend me SOW to pot me into a business which was far mile at Hampton. The business did not snit me. 1. 1815 1 was carrying on buoinese at Rich mond street, Soho. Mr. Watkins lent me 109/. without my asking for it. I was in difficulties in 1817. My lather died in that year. A letter written by Mr. Watkins to the witness., condoling with him on the lore of hie father, the writer'. excellent friend," was bare put in, es were also several other letters, to show the intimate terms on which the parties were. In one letter Mr. Watkins stated that hie advances to the plaintiff had been 6091. 18.. 2d., which he begged turn te liquidate as soon es passible. ismnlnetion ceetlaued.—ln 1861 I made an assign mast fur the hellcat of my creditors, and Mr. Watkins signed the deed. I gave up all I possessed, but my tru ism appropriated the money, and I was obliged to became htsolveet in 1863. In January or February, 1864, Mr. Watkins called on me at 189, Regent -street. I asked him to lend tee 1001. He raid he ems short of money, and &leo that be had promised Mn. Watkins not to lend say more, Hs said the only th ing he °Geld do for me would he to meow» 1,0001. bit death. He then wrote me an "1 OU' for 1,0001, end told me to ...cereals Iran my attorney whether that would be a proper daemon to *sense what he in tended. I took It to an an , and had the opinion of oonneel. [The opinion of Mr. GI was hers pat in.] I thus get ay aellskor tn prepare a bond. I saw Mr. Wa.kles Meet the head on the Bth of July, 1864. He called on me. gave Ma bath the 1 O U end showed him the bond. Whew be read the penal son, 2,0001., he sell, Only for 1,0001. ;" end I asked Mtn to read on, and he would see it was only for 1.0001. He said he was prepared to sign it, and l ma stet west a witness. I celled my brother in, and Mr. Waddles "Owl Om bond. It was not stamped until the 17th. I hire her through the Insolvent Court more than caw I parsed with the bond. Crompoonnindl by Mr. James--I proposed to horsey rue warm es the howl, het my friend said he would rat lend wassey ea It, bat be would buy it. That was Mr. Henry Mara, the brow. He Is the brother to my attorney. 1 said berm the bead for 2001. Thera was this condition—that if Mr. Wadies died witty two yews he would take 1001. fee for esomentodation sod gee re the bond back; but II wet, be wes to keep re bead Ise the 2001. I owed him ether marry. The temmaedese es to the aseigemeet Ina rebated y 'vitro, but set the csdltkwa. They wen la Med adds. The arbraer wee made ea the 19th Augu s t. [nth sle tieenmat the et wee bre l pet hi evlitiorel I lied my saird ea 13tb earr . At that time Mahon bad the bond. I dated in y my , Ida schedule that I owed w Moire that timo 2031., 1.r he i which held three bills. I dare sty I owed him the money, as he had always been a good kited to me. The schedule has no rnesthm of the i bond, for 1 had sold it. Mr. James—Bat you mention furniture that you andomsd, awl a reversion of your wife's which you bad assiza,d P Wieser—That bond for 7001. wee sever executed by Mr. Watkins. Mr. Isere—Did you we sign thin--"Specif=tiou of any property re/ kb I bay. bad noce July, 1869. to tius two imolvasey " sho•lng how it was dep ose d of Aluseee—l ' elid not tech& this Wed, because I presumed It was sZ.—Who prupared your schedule? Whasss—Mr. *thous, wy wormy. Mr. lawes—Thu saws gesalsows who papered your sidswoust Wlteeee—:lru. My kit lueolveecy wee Is 18.5. 16. v. woos &Me. Th 7 were left In the heetla d the court. I awe my Melte. ws. amia • creditor . _ - W. lauss—Tlll4 ertwoduls Imo INA on the 201 of Jana, Int and tta dent in linhen fa pat down et 7 V. I newt OK Kip bad boot. Hurl Nahum Ma got it. I do not my this is ay Wks. It is brought la my mos. I sever thesibt el bevies soy meta to pay. I havetakee the blued' et the Umber dot four times dace 1853. I took the bare et the MA first et liewieh, to avoid pahroity, Ibis at Carlo, sod this et Ipswich !vatic (Lapter ) The wtNhg " Rehr, Warm, Bro.' to these two routes, Is la mi . bekiwrlikt_ My brake, whammed the brd the sire thrt Kid Mr. Writhes rod it. I tbielt re ass lab wee seed by both. Wb. Maw paid is the lON. dor the seroromer. Ide set he.. riser I bed • bribe's sessest. I t a kaki; kg Pr reek el is arrest. (herder.)) did ass seserd kir tb wedge 4 the UK to mr wrostbals. Reirriedeed—libat Me. Werke gave me the hood be rid tt wee • Ird 11110.111110, 'MI was Sot to irks the error polar. Winne MAIM 48111111desi—I v.dsrsq t perkier k Bedraditear. I see the phiatlff a attorney h tbk sada. I wr Via Mr. Watkins. I saw Ire kreastly la 1$411, " = " 11srod Barrett was is diffiedtbs. Re wse Neer Maly krone Bereatt. Kr. Reny Race is my Warr. I twassber, Wee the bend wee dpoi, that Mr. Daimelt k i tusk r& re the I 0 II d Mr. Triune kr 1,0:01. I my pirkr's *era es It, sad eastererse I presered the bead k garden. I seat it is Bras" sad saw it seer e dry at two after weeds. It wee the% with the exoroller et the saw, in the are rate as lis sew. I get it sesrasd. IS um sot 6d vend to Barer a swards. biker erralted re shear the sesipseed, whisk was mead by at. Afar k wee szetatied we rat to a% end Ike. bed k writ, webs er two actresses rakesebstr7 beheld It ark bribe serld sell it. This soder le he ght !nay brother's mßasapplied to the moron la try rether's am& adrres schedule. Me antler was ads el the red beams Barer had as rarer Yk. The rooted eagkr re kr rut to Olt trim My leetber, id if ler re bead, be. lest nese the admire la Mr. Ore. Gestilt. d M. Larks sad Omer Bea, ad who wee mfr at the peeled is qrserse, IMO added awl road We 'risks lid Ks elprtare te the bed wee to the 4 11 ./. Treal!!.. _ _ _ - Croes-minmthed-1 *swig bow Wised to hw.rld • dirwith *mike hamilwelthi hr dw sem etsweed. liedesetme—Weeld yew base maid adages wise tie mine handimlllir • wean amount f Witsems—Pwlispel Wed. Richert Pries. • ark ht dm Leaks sal Gent, Reek, else doped that to the heel of hie half rsalpesies ft the MIA MS la Mr. Wt hi Oweressminsd—lle 11.11 1 71Mrallikt Mary Anse ham" dm plektilfs wrr thipmel tied Mr. Widths ird lemma, mutt her beekewl deriali g e illMedliw. Oa we musk be s idled whim her win ant. eel add Mr. hem* had whin le hit fir nwiet• thee, kid b itenid set help lift tbs. Ns rid whelbur ism be head amid set pi mem melehmes hem he hinds am geed eserrlty. Ihe mil she thew& sec tad Mr. Wadden eeM he would emli Mr. Berth Moeda seem that the Manes as Wale himilwilling el /Sr. aldo', wee Mr. Owe' aid Mr W . Ifiellem were mey thee re bee Zoill and ex pressed their hhaalf that the handwriting in the van e..lstmee width hod prod Wire= the O&M semi Mr. Watkins vise thst d the later. Kr. hard, an expert wee then Mild, and said he my Mills, about the sipmwre to the had which wenM bate kW to believe it wee • fargez. ina T t l ite e signatures le the Wm. and the bond were alike This dosed the sou hr tle pidethl. Mr. Jame then addressed the jury hr the defense. H. said the delembere were set enly indeed in &spiting this amiss, bat se mesnlors they email Uwe hem gMhy of the ' meat etembleve theelleghm badlfd it le • jury. far emu ht the town 'bowleg anything maw ftnedil sheemehmose el sospicka hal NM= ISM mike the etheiderellea el abides. Her. were ewe with be thelesele eiramosteame, hasand sod Joseph 9411111101, cowls( iseverd four yaws after the death ef Mr. Watkins to make • oleim spinet hie estate hr 1,01/1. Mr. Watkins, who bad died at the age of 80 E d hed enebeed the plaintiff with money to the monk of eel Ogee maths after his death his eneestan were 17 am application from Mr. Melton, the plaintiff's • Army, kr the payment of this bond. The reel sebaciatiel toed... for the jury—and he did not ehrink from meting it —wee whether the hoed wee a forgery concocted by the two lieweetle—then fa einharrumed circumstances end desperate dmineeer f It weal be • very Devious question whether the alleileden to the bond had been in the haedweittng fi=k me at all. It was without any address, as vise Mereover, Mr. Watkins had gone over hie liabilities with his sone, and had never even alluded to this bond. Besides, It was most unlikely that Mr. Watkins, who was a very wealthy man and had always a command of ammey, would have given an I O U or a bond for 1,0004 to any ens. Besidee, within a few days of the alleged execution of the bond, he had purchased en advowson for 2,0001., and be died worth 80,0001, personalty alone. He would all beton them the defendants who would deny that the signature mu that of their father, and ha would also call mineral independent witnesses who would prove it was not of the same character, and would thus mtisfy the jury, beyond . 11 doubt, that the defendant. were entitled to their verdict. Robert Watkins, one of the defendant', ridding at Ore burrettiet, Regenpark, and casrytag on business es a lime merchant in Bolton-row, was then called. He deposed that he was well serinainted with Ms tether's haedwriting. His father died on the 18th of Jane last, in has 80th year. On the 30th of May he and his brother had a conversation with their father relative to his liabilities. Mr. Euddleston objected to the evidence, sad His lordship ruled that it was inadmiseible. Eximakation continued—His father died worth 30,0001. Throe months atter his father's death Mr. Melton wrote to him about the bond, that was the first Intimation he ever received alit. He had inepsctd the bond. The signatore was ortainly set In his fa s Witham's mother had died on the 22nd March, 1864. Crososaantined—My father died worth 30,0001. pr realty. He had also freehold property, but that is mart pged. _ .Ur Baddlsetoti—Thle signature to the deed Is like your father's leadwriting. Wilmose—lt hears a resemblance. Mr. Haddlastos--Will you adopt my phrase. It Is like P Wither—Well, it is like. like? Huddireoa—Let us go a little further. It is very Witness—No ; I will not say that. The Rev. Bernard Edward Watkins (another sea and szsoutor of the deceased) was then called, and produced an aooount boob c 4 his fathw's liabilides, which viruses had made out at his request. Ilia father mentioned other liabi lities, but not this one. The learned Jodp ruled that the books were not rridenea The witness proceeded to say his father had abandeet mean, of leading at all times 1.0001.. or any um In reason. Oa the 10th or 11th of Jaly, 1854, being two days after the bond wee a ll eged to hays been made, his father had bought an edvoinron for 2,0001. That signature was certainly not hie father's. Croarezarnined—He beer that for many years his father had been very kiad to the plaintiff, and had twisted him, but It• had aunt beard hie father mention the plaintiff's numb for several year. before his death. The signsiure of the bond might deceive any ON who 11•4101412aillfild with his father's writing. In its general olteractsr u was unlike. Thomas Watkins, merchant. of No. I, Csnaon-street, City, &brother of the late Mr. Robert Watkins, was celled, and stated that it was his Arm belief that the signature to tba bond wan not written by his brother. BenjaminWaddus, a eon of the last witness, also expressed his Wild that the signature was not his nude's. Cram-examined—Re oonsidsred it similar—but not very Further @eldest* baring been adduced to dieleove the Ag itators !.o the holed, Mr. lamas summed up the defendants' evidence; sad Mr. Haddinios repbed on the whole case. Mr. Baran Martin this summed up to the jury. He said that la nistenos to the plaintiff's case there wee this 11:10r ordinary eiroamstanos, that a month after the execution of the alleged bond the plaintiff assigned all his interest under ft to Mr. Meithe. The plaintiff was • trader, and liable stony time to the operation of the bankruptcy laws, sod ender neat eirannetances it wee usual, when an assignment wee nada, to give nonce to the debtor, and it might have been acpsclid that it would have been does in this cone ; but it was not pretended that any noun had bees give* to the Isis Mr. Watkins, Dor did it appear that for the diet years which elapsed before he died *es 'the emblems of the bond known to any ass. la order to lad a verdict fur the dafeodants they must fled that the pleiatiff, Samuel Charles Bennett, and his brother Joseph sthad be guilty of forgery and perjury, if the ju r y th oug ht It wee their ditty to lied it so. People who forged deco mots took eery geed can that the forgery should imitate the original so olosely se possible, and th•retwe seldom hod bees adduced to show that the various letters in the algae tan were unlike the writing of Mr. Watkins, aithengia the EISIMI dumpier might appear to be the same. As to the evidence et experts, that was evidence which the jury should weigh non carefully. The learned judge then read over the evidence for the plaintiff and the dr ledants, commes•Ung on It as be proceeded, and bk conclusion mid toes this case seamed a far grostsr impor tance than a tome dhgethe about 1,0001, large as that sum mu. TO entitle the *hail to a verdict they must be WU tied that this was a posing bond ; and, if they did sot believe that, then they must return a verdict for the do indents The jury, after deliberating a quarter of as Deur, bat without leaving the bon, found a verdict for the ufeaderate. - . ----•••• SJosees-1 hare to apply to your lordship to itepottad aoesuusat. Mr. 846100 , - Hie Lordship else curdled that it was • parr OW to he tried by • eperia jam INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Noy. 29. (Dedbre ➢ir. Carodisloser Phfllfps.) IN In •ILLZAII CLAILLPON. Tbla lanbreat, who lied bra a railway oesdraolar, was gpord ) by Mr. Reed for erwal creditor% end sopponsb by r. ow It appeared that the insolvent, who resided at Crewberr &memo, Ina s ebopiteepw, la addition to hie enb-onerwill for the Yeovil end ElNaf Rdlway. Ia 1853 he wee • hank. rapt for 2,0001, and an Insoivaut In 1866 for 1,1001. Milord obtained upwards of 6301. of goodird the oning eredlinee. He left on the 18th Ssptember, and withia • isv days beid incurred debts with the oppoetag creditors. Oa hie tray le London be Exhibited goer sold. and is • Meier wryer he proposed terra rid if he could not wrongs he should "go abroad." On the letter a espies wee heed, and h• was amulet se about to leave the conacry. An examination of some duration took place, and ulti mately the cam wee adjourned for further evidence. IN El NINNY TINPION. • This heels who led bean $ patilses's melelest Orsies-tows, w enema b Mr. Heed fare Walls ; awl Xr. Dowse wpm's& The erase hed hem a ash geopleter. ri roll s bleak rases to VW metal It SOL, of mai& XL yes ko to or if as =id wee mat Mak is • hamight. It eras =l:4"retsmelom miles hem" milli the la es sided to eissal. The ammo ad mob were ipuls of OM The OM amposMes s vasettem dolma; but It me dishel IMO 714. &dew Mrs hesi re assemeeie__ d es meMailes it ea seer MM. Mr. Osem Philip mid he iambi mt sumider Set there me ism mall= Mimes rameothm the salsral. TM beeirest wee maid as to assissaorsay treammices Mimeo Woad sod his feller. Ivesteelly the ems was adjamsed to Me es warm; end the bell dem& - IN NN SONS TINTON. Mr. Dawes opposed Mr the =areas haw, ead )Ir. D l al I h s e i hrol "° 7 4 sUlver• his father had opposite dahas, sad maw rapleurat proceeding bsd be.. the result. The court wad • day for the find ceder, rd the dare was to go bdore the 'Mars of the wart. CITY lIIIIIRIFIPW COURT.—Nov. 29. (Salon Mr. Prvailkapat, Q.C.) mooed for being in unlawful portal= of a sack belonging to Mr. W. Mintier, a miller. _ _ _ Mr. Humphreys appeared for the Sack Protection Society, at whoa. instance the mammon/ had been granted. Pme, the society's °facer, amid that on the 16th Inst. he head the wok produced in a cart belonging to Mr. Standen, of ntdoh Clabb was the driver. He asked the latter where be had obtidned it, and he replied that it had come to him waster's premise' with corn from the shop of Mr. Edwards, a chandler, in the New-cut. Mr. W. ?lunar, of Hodgson Mills, Hertfordshire, identd• dad the sack as hh prepwty. The defendants, In mower to the summons, stated that they wen in a =Widen to show that the sack had come from the premises of Mr. Eilhands with corn. i t zs zl to the Led Mayor Mr. Standen meld he had on Mr. Edward. as a witness in hie favour. Mr. Edwards herdik. get into the box, and having been sworn estd,-111y lard, I eat /wt that this sack never ones treat my pintas at el. Mr. amiss, 1111/1 Thisallilelll4 declined examining Mr. Edwards is hie behelf, but said his foreman and several other perms la bbffieyielumt. who wore that the sack bed wee hen Mr. Ellierdste Mr. Eniaphreye then hr a ammesea against Mr. Edwin& ibi having We peasesden of the sack ; and . Edwards laving stated he as reedy c Mr harge at owe, the ore wee gres lie eeded wwith. to nest the The direst' is the Yet ere sad two pence, is the serves of Mr. st.aia wee esuoined, and mere that the net wee into the gesesedea et the latter through the kande et Mr. 14wiede's eseasi. iidWOlTO;afigrieriimimed that he WA sever had the auk via pteadese et Th. Lard mayor diodased the weseeme agelast Mr. Meade' aed Mt* sad connoted Mr. adverb in the insetti t oll O pi t:aiLeeeta. Mr. The is the third thee Mr. Wm& hes boa mae eaumstel case% ad the essoad dos he has bssa leled. Kr. Meade odd the flee, at the same time &thrift hie WAN imeemmee of the chine. LAMBETH. lan Owasayhaer, • rubs. -raft rase Weans was plead lelbss Mr. Mgr ea good •• dare asedft two wraps to asaralt midis b throwlag ligeett Iwo the Them.. of the s beige dr pram wag ebeerved doss to dr try s yeas( arm, ale, gag pectin her lad verbal • bog fa =gas list, sad beretought hit jot se sir wag ta aril ibroviag his die walse. resasissiai vlik bar ea the rah act site was shoat to exassit, Ars sir twang* peat ooatritioa, s d iissiged that If perilisi le p lam die would do so. Egirdag that site vas sitars fit as penis, was wee dryad ft spa hogaass i. ssil gate sesalt; bat la • short this digs eh air lass liaredi his Ile elm, sad, had it asa beta der the abased dr dd. at the doe. tie must have Ma arivand, sad it was with SOO* Mileaky dot she had ban suard. di Mr. MN" to the gitoner—What have yon got to my to came Prfaoser—l had a drop to drink, sir, and quarrelled with my father, and that was the caws of my doing what I did; bat I'm very somy, and shall not do so main. Mr. Elliott—What do goo do for a living ? Prieonir—l am a welatooat mar, Mr. The prisoner's sister comb:WM her Matmeent, and said she wee always yid' oonduoted. Mr. Eldott—Your madam, prisoner, has keen mod im ar. It is quite shook's( to me a pen= like yam take to' drink ; bat es you yawed promise not to repeat the offence, end your dater has oared to look after you, I shall now dis- ' charge you. THAMES. _ _ Hasty Gardner, osedl4,ead described se • general dealer, of No. 7, John-street, Hadoel-geess, W brought baste Mr. Bade, oa rowed, singed whit braking into • dereiliorbouse, sad Osalkag • 'elks dramas shawl, a pair at D. U • se r s, an awes. sad odor ereidz i t smq be .... ptassety of Henry Limbo, an sews. of 84, W The promos' Noel dot, ten t W itiat 4 he bed bees away km bass a abeet ark esd arse ht again at one *Week, dead tbe deer et Hs bran. sad west into the kaolin. Is bed est boss elmos bag bass be beard • iodise sem la withal swim ebe Ewa Tbie 1111111 Med hie =sad be eaomeased eareldar des bean, sad le • of tit* grosod-eser diromeed do tawes? in e eat sheakkes to • baulk et gods Is bed taken from th •• Amor sad odor pluses. He mimed dis prisoner, -ho said, " I bare dose eeress." The rimier bed admitted himself of inio ebe boos eer by assessof • lodokey, obi& Sued the lock the etrest-d. _ Yr. Belis—ls the key yours? Mr. Ustow—lt is not. sir. Roth., the gaoler—l know the prisoner, your worship. He was ecatraitted from this court Nivea years ago for • burglary, °articled, sad scummed to tea years' trans portattoo sod I believe he has beat released with a tioket-oeleave. BelfeL - 1 wonder some of the police don't know the prMoser. Roch—Those .ho had him in custody, or mw him seven years ago, are either dead or hays left the force. The prisoner was committed for trial. WOOLWICH. Samuel Asquith, 16 you* of age, deenribed u a skinner, of 8, Chiles-ant:ages, Bias Anchor-rood, Bannon4sey, was charged with being oonowned in a pile St at Rrhh, the oreviona day (Sunday), sad oati the death of OW: WDona!d. loliooTeargeas . t Beet, 21 Y, said—About two o'clock yee• today afternoon I wee on duty at Erith, and heard that a prize fight had taken place that morning at Abbey Wood. I immediately proceeded there, and found the demoted lying at the Harrow public-hnuse, considerably injured. I ob tained the 'militanos of a medical man, who advised the inan'e removal to the hospital, and I conveyed him to Guy's Hospital, where he died at three o'clock this morning. Os the way to the hospital the injured man told me he bad re ceived his injuries is a prise fight, and that he had left Lee dom that morning, with about 60 others, by the first tenth. At helf-paet sight Ile sight I went to a beer whop in Bet incesdasy, and time saw the prisoner. I told him I was a police-officer, and that I had oome to take him into custody for being comoented in a prize fight that morning at Erith, and injuring • young man named M'Donald. Tito mieoner asked how *Donald was, and said he hoped he would re cover. I asked the prisoner how long the fight had con =and he said nearly an hour, adding that M•Doesald to leave off some time previously, but that the seconds would not allow It, bat pressed him to continue the fight; that they tam proceeded "got to fight, and in the last round they eland together, -boa N'Donald got his head under his (the plisoaer's) arm, and la telling together M'Elonald re ceived the injuries. In reply to the magistrate, the prisoner said he had been hooked to fight the deceased a month since, the stakes being N. a wide. fralll said he should remand the prisoner in order to afford the police en opportunity of apprehending the seconds and ot h ers engaged in the light, who were known, the prisoner having given their names and addend's.. MAR lilli2 S. THR FORBIGN CORN TRADE. (From ell litark-irso Itcpross.) The Paris Boar market ha. Mlle Meted Maas last week, perm oft the spot masseur= 4.f. MAW. per 137 Mica immi to 190. al to SU pr MOM, Inetiel Time ease Mario to mild weather hear ealmeselod as la S aidasid the market beams Zld. and the lour mares were plaatifully offered at Mt per If 7 Net M. pot ra i lha I far elsitrery fta bargee.? sod Lecemaber: a law _bares bee made at th e as .4 prim, for de bossy lo tee teethe from Desembir, It heat prima. wail had raised a sett Meow hi the frost, lost the . 14•640 B. Mrs:teem mantes belies at 34f. to WC Me per 11 040 °MAL peg er.i. Melia Meat had sold, for wed. M Mt per qr.; Champapas barley. IW, Me. par he Mar 61. par gr 1: Du Berry ow. MIW. /Is.. pr Ma En3i9...54..r K.l. Clorermed was geeing ors Mao dem& at rasher raw for am (IIL to 130 f. helm paid for rat Dorm mum blots beld at MK Lamm was dull mid testae air geed Medea 111. ger 11 bet talk Rd per mower). 1. the de g •115•4 plea mai ending upward. pesrally, Lyres 11. Sea per Me earer Da. to b per qr.j, sad Lile adrammi Thu to lf p. MA Da Id to W. Di. Per W.); the only desilas weft bung le. per MA 15 L per qr.) at Boorftnurs. tat poor our. pew rely Deady mad malterod. Wheat at Mar-eills Ina ISM. bat Ow Ng, limited; still a rood Me of Pale wheat was disposal of at Mt )lie. te M. :de peer ISO litre; also Daniste wheat at IN. per HO 1t,... sr well ea a lair quasety of Maroc hems sad LAMM rata, the War for dellrery la bay gad June, MIT?. per MO Mow, weight 110 kilos. After AI TUB of Is. per LmPk, gr. La wheat, Aimee poster fell tad ; melee Maley at U. TM 5. mutat lon imarolly boat Goat* Merw. isaffer Me edema et em UM anew wailer ; bell It l. dotterel whether. Me Me in lb. roe teawil lbe maenad. leaseft who tot AMmip. hes kretMe 4k. M., sed 0071 Ws. IL pr sr. The toy prior at Wfew Mem was Ma _e• ; barley hae beta about M. tow or. dad oft Tak.e. Nmailea 1111 hall IM hlterteted hy Oa amen Dot; but wheat prises had NM Maimed at Mr tertiam the p.0.15005_ ..r .. , 17 way the rates et re previous week. Were. atter .pg allal riP lylopromd, ail We apial. mils/ Hamburg prim were sol d,o with bell alio Woo. Tie Writ great ; fen sestet OM M e cesalav a. t asselleilit, ate Witir500.....1.4 .....1.4 4 . Owe le I eat I ateortio la ear stoat Tgartr. tripm liYeea eab , s Weise blig &ww.teas il llT at full prism Oen bees • leht fa at latt.lablisalaterb Wastage, at femur art : we al& ti i ..:490. hes It i o ' Ida . ells We il l: t betVoot i V • booann a lit S Welk rmierr i.g olo el wank the tea thiltelaed teloslos Us am qr. ; toe ratifl 0,111,1 ah• bbvlltabla ware s Ralt. bat lima absoo a. Netts Motet le Ol Ow roubles or tato= r ........, ..... tr ud z a. • delloal ma lajt los isid t arle i reer isadm ir 11. 41 1 11 tft i r a llrni to. insijizawa. 11110 the famptlea el ono mOO% odes etperbill el ma te aspic dro eon trade eat arta qtr et •Plint We lit te le t ;t =am It. to Ma. Meat Tease wee .wart dlerellea dubs the but meet. bat toettL bed stadall it Illosei ato Lawherey. Wham; lo Imes. : Us 61. ; imis and . Is 31. wear 40L , Wm ..r. et sot to °abaft Oetslier. KM :to lifaa $417=2.1. ahem la CoAlit i naadelera ted br ooe• ea lei tad tare bet 57= aa rbeat at 7232To s st i r.z. e r - v. .."4 g re "6 lisonfirmifts Ss *MIN stem Pew Yak tie rameliaeo et Imam mew& Oat balm moo walla mem tern ter taro sad lares.la eta ilLed==t al i tlit t libmiliat et lbe dem ta weal pa Manta 1100. total par awl re Memel te l mai'. pw lia to 10. per act no embalm et feat nett Nada we oats mad =k b's', Obli ar teilllotoma inic= indis eimt imitv elto mimmi... s eiara= ,....mari. r ... 6,4 spots mat let at pia a 4 orentm mea, Is woe Mott tett.* elms Wale Isatbale 'M W mei MIA* mem sae ormer es te 0 New) SIAN bethobt I • Tionsals Mee ma Or IL le 7s. par beast. me 0.M.. Oapi barley es. ed.. Poetess *MM. yore. Al Weise Imam, was weft h MI.. lemens 171. leg la per tee ; *boat To. It to 45. per barbel; Ike leer mead TALLOW.—f . anlisia or t&I la tba awls part afloat wait allawar oar InIMPli w lama *awn. sad prism maid TM domed ow OM .1.4 IMO but maarlata. aad wrerat pore* dalhanal aa walo befog for aria amid aot as dloperod arawil a daillas was aw apse& To- day we bare so torther annals. mid the madam le Mbar boa rmelc,acalu..s4.. j ta . tu ry g— to llPu m t i l 41. to .. 1. ..101 ...a jDa. r z i .18; bums: Aoki to June. SOL toll: October to pacsallaw. Ina no Odessa tallow offertitc : but a panel of chap allotr.non chp pk ; Worn.?per at Oder., con be had at K.. 6d. to afflct South 61a. Tcwn flf kt. not cask. lad Rum. 41k. 10.1. 41s. cocoo.out oil. °odds : 31cc. 104. to 401.: diu o Las.t.dolk.. ; umdtallowiterzimeba.l4l6.—lrlont the Manly: of LONDON WENALY DOOR ZITURNR,-K . r t .Isivartut %NNW Pr o& yr . soo=inor .. b... _ 44 kr.: sv i.7l 2 -- , F, i p....d Rad Madras Erg* 1.586 10,031 Mal 144: 1 4 2 !MN .... ......... ... - nate oojo•- " it.C. -- .:::' *" 1 1l n Los ' 4 m trot. ..... .... ust sii 1« ILI; Lii, 0471.6 . . ....... a L4ll tUD 17 -- osce.-w i adn .:-... ...... EYg us 303 1 .:17 i4 a lt kolo no in ini-w.L auks OS NI ft. mai 001T011.—Iersmoot.. Nov. 24 .—Tbe =eta krder Me tem 8.000 Wm. IMO of Meth * foripmeeletiem 700 learm. Ott to 4. ; Solemn. yi& to AK . le Beeta m a i Lee 7f 6 . ; liarsohme, 7IM ; l'entam. 7 1e- to 7te.: USD OATTLi—ineiroot.. Nov. 3e.—Tbe eatml r of b o o o m , Bisa k ohm km Moody ;Me 6meamd gm km meet. paw OZIM and bottom mode !Meer more mean. A ODMA.—ussma. Noy. 11.—Hates' Wed Hartley. 149 • 1 19904dd lbs. 3d. ; ?raid wim ludi• Boliden, LTraskk. &L , jaisbaLL kkg Bank 1194 r, Lk ; mew Boss. li. Oryikk ILLdd. ; Wok Pad 8110100, 171. ; Was fad Rik*. Lk ft • W. 4 mod seddl, Hoke. ITa. 9d.; Illsk Lod ream . &a, wau. um mr..0.11.: will id Saks. IY.; Web 1411.6! talk 13‘. .IL Walk lied Ckeedo. 119. 9d.; Wok r Ikkli Ist Ik. 3.9 ; ielzoal *sow. Da 111.. ; Nikki. ken. Sk; twin Rryn kook 29. 11101 al =Mk .14 ; 9911. ft TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mau Per Le. ?emir aPoli mos drafts sic west "alai Nerombis ff. I s ilj i mA . I.=. awrii.iaiiiiii soft Laos us TUC um _ ',WILL L TROILRY.7-WOOD INCIZATING •ID STIUO- Plaintiff la a wood anirevar, mad oyaglal to mow U. kr =ariaaa=a 4 do Atm sa c a i =o es pio p :t ai r i to • i l i to w _ _ Mr. Firs apparel !or deindeet, who objected m in kr the work se - it wee se kdilbevetly sooompliebed ma to M pwthetly bedew. Mr. Doehisia Galled his hozwor's atten tion to the hot that la seem Mimes did the orgy reeetobk the origisel. Is the WOW Me basest weld we Mr. =lie hear, sed dkbt deettwfd, tiondki and • id Ida wedkr lad delight. (Lenkimor.) I Hie Reawee—Weaderf dr. Heim—Tes; Jed boar at the other picture. Now, ia diededs meseing lalsediel for our skeane* thri Mee it palm dissease—it Ms sot look • bit as if it MI et ear palm* fest (Roars of laughter.) Irri the *lse b no earthly us., and so we no N. lishiei that it was well doer, and well worth the researy oup ostNs wee . prised kw then seri • Added affair ast ed. Te Mei tics Nr. Hedges (liedgmees thmetablae), a mese d peat emidseen ens sad, AM its stated that plied het melds thee. set NM the engraving was not weed hell what wee sim Id It. Eft Herm sell than Wing et the stemma* picture, he angle it wadi be en mimes leak to make a reduced weed sepaMg et the prise at IL ; Out, after the evidence biked he taldir4 he thought a redid for N. would met the deft of the ern lIIMITTOPP V. NORIIII.-MUCTION BALM Tide wee ea oppliethen he • new ttW. Tha particulars et ties bare WW is.. emend la tide journal. The claire was for sew deidertay is a sass of with sold by defendant at lie path On a ham semi= pieha' obtained • verdict, sad new delledeve am& hr • now with on the to Mow& :—:tha s i a t tune el the custraot plaintiff have kid his v idth lee week troy the day aria. That the bed pd/ the duty—and that de indent had climb's,' ble pelemiple complaint Wig made. Plaintiff die nth ber bis until two meths after the day el math NOME Wiwi that in the catalogue ow of the tenth wee. " @VW prthent quality and quantity," and that deheihni sire in th e thernat la bet owe same, sad that therefore the legal Amid net be dhturbed. His Honour dental thee be met pod a sew Mid as the ground that plaintiff bed set bid his emeardeled wisbia 011 e week, and had paid the duty. POUND W. lAiurinT. Plaintiff is an extensive wine and spirit mercesmt of the City, end defendants are ship brokers. The welts was brought to weever a sum of 2.1. 6e. for denierrsge al • bergs three days at 16s. perday. Plaintiff that he had made arrangements for the waft, eon 100 pasebsons of rum, to be alongside the weed for a s epos a cer tain day. Accordingly the wen was pieced alcie g side the ship, and was detained throe ids days. Plaintiff cal olobsed for dues, sad dehadants bed agreed to pay . The captain bad absolutely telexed to take Ur goWs et all& Ups the part of 4shnikals it was aged that the brokers should not be made Habis, se they were not responsible toe any misconduct on the pert of the captain. It was also int poseible for the defindiats to As any precise time for receiving grads from corapieinest. Plaintiff—l took owe to inquire, and was informed that the ship would be reedy to take the goods upon • particular day. I mode defendant's prowint of three days. If I am to loss this It will make a difference of 2001. a year to me ; bloke, dekmdants have, on • former ocinelon, paid • prectsely atelier ciao. , Defendant thought it would be very hard to make ship ' brokers liable. It was very Important, and certainly • novel His Deism thought that the plaintiff should mover as In the conknot node or Implied ; he only knew defendants as Issal claim is fie. • day ; and that we asses have objested to pay. That NUR is always incepted. His Homes thought that than was a custom, and ha maid only award plaaatia 6e. • day. No doubt plaintiff would be • losse. Phewii-014 - I shall indeed. Mk we a Wye barge. Hie Howar—Well, I will ghee pea a verdict for 11. 6 e. THE POLICE COUBTS. NAI SION!HOII.81. Hama roman, was brought before the Lord Mayer. robbery from the perces ander petraller eiremmeememe. It appeared from the Mamas that as the previous night, about lilt-peat 10 deist, is ma against a gmtleman who was walking *mg Cheepabloomot who to van endeavoured to avoid Yr. Hs promatAy lead that his parr, containing EL 12a. 6d., had teem abstreoted from his pocket, and he charged her with having robbed him. she wever denied having dome as until be threatened to give her into custody, and than, seeing a policemen Maw at hand, obe took the puns from her muff and returned It to its owner, begging to be allowed to go free. Notwithstanding this ap peal he gave her into custody, and apes ban takes to the station-house she was marched, and in her pocket was found a porta•monsme, in ad dition to some loose silver, containing 7e. 6d., and three address cards bearing the name of a gentle maa, who stated that on the previous evening, about half pest sine o'clock, while passing along Jewry-street, the pri soner ran against him, and when he reached home he found his puree gone, together with some copper which were in elm same pocket, but the puree had no money in it when he bet it. It was stated silo that there was a third case of a similar kind against the prisoner, hot that the gentleman who had been robbed could not come forward. The prisoner smarted that she 'ram too much in liquor at th e time t o know much about it, but she believed that the tint gentleman dropped his parse and that she picked it up and gays it to him. At all meta the hoped the was would be disposed of at awes. The Lord Mayor told her that her conduct was too flagrant to permit him to take such a course, for she had at the least committed two barefaced robberies wiihin an hour, sad there were *Moog grounds for suspecting that she had oommitted a third. He should thraldom mad her to the Caattal Criminal Court for trial. _ _ ling a;kedtist the money bond upon her, amounting to Ifts. 6d., might be restored to her ; but his lordship ordered that th at oald be epproprtated towards her maintenance while in prison. John Brown and Edward Harris wife charged with stealing two coats, of the valets of 61., from the shop of Mr. T. Hill, a tailor, in Aldgate. P. 8. Halm, the predicator's shovels's, said that whilst attending to a customer on flaturday evening, about seven o'clock, be beard a chain whiob was used to occurs a row of costs rattle against the window. He inissediately ran out, and maw Harris in the act of giving the two coma produced to the other prisoner, who ran off with them. Whams fol lowed Hams, who struck him in the breast. They then struggled together, and Harris, is attempting to recaps, ran Into the arena of a policeman, who secured him. Brown ran dews lossege's itsed-yetd, sad wee trying to secrets the oases whir be wee terve& A. Stride, constable 666, deposed to harlot taken the pti seam into 'greedy. . . . FE; admitted their guilt, were remanded till Pr y, when th.y will be brought up in petty sessions. AtisAael Christonaa, • titan who bas bern in melody nn • previous erasion for robbery, was charged with bnetking Into • warehouse belonging to the City of London Gas Com pany, In Padding. hum, end staaltag braes cocks, lead pipe,' and other articles., of the value al X Mr. T. Pont, an timelier Is the service of the company, sal&—We have a depot he usiloriab u Padding-Imm. At l a titzit fro ea denuday aloft I was most for and on at the pomintem bull the prisoner ia the Mimi!, of a poilemana, who bed boil at bits by ths arts through a bole is the door. The artioles posibacied bad bees removed from a sapteard sad placed in a basket ready to be taken away. As inert bed boss effested by bromide( direash the passim tif amend deeea I Save desasoody met pdeeser Mitring about tbe pinnies, end my impels= rompoot *Odom to tise police. N. •adrowm, aciestoblit 642, Mated that in eamesqamacis at inksmiettin that mooed him he wait to the prommome, and elmoresi tbe prisoner looking into • cupboard. He called eat " Who's timer mid the prisoner We oratte replied, "All hits right, Imai AM of pipe M Sake away with me.. He then took dy. Peinmsr-1 west tone tite_promisem to get a light, end see lag thma moZab::= them Into • Motet. • mairopolitas amid nom several mouths ago be bet the is emomety ea • sharp el theft, blot was dm disarmed, the pressieser ire Wag Is woad- Thallad Mayor sottosooll As plow to Woo tooado' Vtrt, with Mad Maar. osts Mambo, livery .tabs keeper, to Wllltont stoest. Now-oat, sad loiert aril, his anima, yin nun- SHIPPING INTELLIGNICE CASUALTIES. Colwkttid Ppuiratb. dasher NOM wit PINK Nor. MIMS N., lag. N le n weartogged md abeadomd. mad me Mt mite; Mt Wogs was gem, lad Mt eaten mama* Wm awm. Orgambl% Mmain Hasa; abased from Chaise Oet. 14 Irr aalwa taw-Mempeel. Nov. razaramsk. °Wain Armstrong, hem New Gram le t tote gamma on thel7thOglobar datfilsr Mr carte. eempletesi her regal% end me smtg Mira lal• ma Mimed to the watah map; Nev. llew fork RIM Jelie-A Mavens tam Hamburg dates that lotto/ May cola cirri, fr. walked met et. Prestos. Petamburg to Lomita , with ta tapes. lens bug Sesawager-A telegram from Nara; N.B. Meta Ilemager (egp peed lambert, master. trim Leedom) to bast at nem ea as Nev. la distrear.-New York Nev. IS. Nlltletle, Captain Johnstone, from et. loba's to limpid. vor bead waterlogged to the nth Nev. • crew Wen e[ by Amon MilrCaptain Mather, arrived ises New York la the urea oy. M. Ilanhionger of Douglas, Captain Crysh, horn Moulmein to Thema, Nish pat in here oo the 6th Jona leaky. was cold by make e ties Ms Sept. Has cargo 1. being attipped by Amin Llasstmea blitranttak Oat. 27. OWII (British sale). eoal laAett. rag ashore co tbe Mat hat s W barbour In trytag to ewer Bassminah es Malta' Nev. seem bre** up ; melt as and audi, aid part °lmmo sad manta med. thus fitar,lght. Captain Hopped, wild from Mem. the Mb atom to Ilssaaaab.-Lirespool. Nov. M. Bas OW Oh Captain Sawyer, hem 8011, le oirceal co the Nos stelesta.-Rotterdam, Nov. 27. NOTICL *Mad% N. 1. no Baud of Hod& of this Wm, hew roolved tM loaolaig quaraailat revgallais Ines Liabos: : Pore lofeetod midi *low tower—kUo Grande, Coors, Pin. Oda, Now OrMses. and cbiwisma. Porta suspected at yellow favee—ell the pone of Brit% limn* Rotbsdoss ; e 4 the pato of rnitia stmt. of Ownleo. Sem lel Ooreasa. Pot t surpectsd of plasso—ilosandrta. Ports L.srrrd with Grande. nurbrotoe.Vooloo, Mir Novo, Gotombors, Kesel, lifga. Crooned; 80. rotentiors, Li 'Leon sod Maths.la. Ports *listened W chains—Ml the pow% of the Weft Li* OW of Tolland, BoUtota, and alt the dads parts. 'VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. hiblowl (barque), Bon Minh for I..verpool 91 dors, lot 11 IN 40 IL Alban Bisator. from Hoeg Sorg for Talmoollt. at. 11, 10011 4111, to. 1111111 W. Bloomer (Swedish torque), Isom New York, booed or Sit Flos. ch=6. t +7, lon 20 W. lambert (barque), firm Swansea Ice Ca ratio, OW. 11, /10,4 1010 m. Ososordle (ship), for the Cope of Owe Hope, Oet 1. let II SIB, ha 31 IS R. Dodd Malcolm (barque), warding sorthword. Sept. 11, INS u 5, Me 301+ R. Reel of Coler. of sod from Liverpool for Culao, Oct. M,1431111 /Lisa Y.l WI. Ff.** Rl** (o*Ol. from Liverpool It Madras * fise. 043. 11, re 40 N. Imo MI to w. Greet Wham, from Liverpool kit Mearscres, I'm. 14, Id d 7 I, La It row. HON from *mime* for Falmouth, Oot. 1, cd et. Beim. tram* (es). August 10. Bat 17 a, lm ,1 E. WWI. (torque). Ite•ringoooll.wmt. Now. IS, tat 46 N. Is 111 P Jam Romell (Glop). train Ormucee for Sashay, COLAS MAN 11, Loa 33 tr w. Kordiespoit (Exilleh ordward•bood, Await 1,1051 is 03 k Grew"( !Polk] Brunel, hoer Br p 1 tot Leedom us dm No. k let 49 lc Ice 131 W. Ickadsr (Wpm brie, IN Liverpool kr kr Trekkes. COL/, et le , 1 N. boo 27 IS or. Prink Alfred (arp), BepL 19. Ist 111 N. doe II 41 W. Prises et Valk (berpo), tree Cardiff tor Make Vika; CM. Ali • II P. lon IS le W. Prima Doses flterquel from Loodredorry Mr Watts 41111" ear- 26. let N, lot; 23 24 W. Pressen Moral, to d•y• l rots Loader tor Vaesoner's kik& Oka, let 4 u los It M. W. Proatepor. (ea?), el Leedot, for Calcutta, with troop, Sept 17, It - - - lkaa Ite.w .111 p), from Saaderlaad far mews nit" 044.1.Y1 MI N. Ice 2341 W. 4101dra (alp), from London for Lammas. 11,1. 1 at 0111, km 111 44 W. egi 140 days from Komi' Moods labs h Palmatk. OIL W. lot Y, to 20 43 W. Weems C.C.. from Calcutta few ifaardsa, WW IN sudsy d Welt, newt 11, lot 3 12 ft 101 l 31 S. FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT WARRINGTON. — An toqesrat was held at Warrington, on Bthod h E b Lin s e . Mr. Dulheld, coroner, on the body of Josep horse dnver. who died from the Injuries he remind et Ihe Bank Quay Railway-station, on the previous Monday emir. From the evidence, it appeared that th e doomed vu wak ing by the coke belches, where there was en engine with a brake van attached standing et the time. The drum% who was the only person on the engine, whistled and them the engine towards the deceased, end before he esaid gd out of the way the brake Tall caught him on the abloom, crushing him between the coke benches, end rolling kW from one end of them to the other. A young man, oast M'Laughlin, who was on the benches so the time, masked to the lineman to stop, me there was a man killed. He did let and they went to see whether he had got under the Womb. They found him lying outside of the rails, and when they got up to him he raid, "I am done for." They carried him to the lamp-hones, whence he was carried home, and a medical man sent for, who found that he had been very trio crashed about tho lower parts of the 'biome& He level until Thwoday, when death terminated Ms eMbrhept—A verdict of "Accidental death" wee Horned.— Iseadir Owerriate. [Advertieement.]--HOLLOWAY'SOINTMENT. — ain 41wsews are provalest ester-tare, sad everyWhiee It re* leases matchless Ointment Is a nomads meet 'the re* " elres in tZtraerf . oL Wh Tt tbl. l. mot tme2 lite MK . an" rill Me* the filmed patient neat uot be estaishaest the mow www.-- eh/steer r OM w ter the ultimate mei of se seals me lts h the sputa, for OM Noma comment is as temosest metes bielM h Is powerful. It dem cot throw the Memel ievaree. hat Wool= Wood the pees et the Mtn to the (Mesa mime stem set sod athemetheare. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRT flB. BIAMETT.—Nov. :8. at 'Laws, the et alga Noted. 1 . 1 . of 13. Graia aarlhoroughatrata or a sea 011431FiKtur.—Nor. /Ira J. Chamber, d Dalmatia* 54 ,1412 . Ltrupeca of • daughter . IUZFA7'Iti.-34 or. IS. at Audio-mum. laar Nil". If a ea. facgan cy 17.—yr . ov. 25, a& Houtlerket, the wife el W. W. Oththeth. KT IS.—Xor. V. at Shooter e bill. W. tho afro or limes Martin lie.. of Oraeoetookh 'true:, Loa boa. odielloe, of s X 111 T oft —Sov. U doo•.quare, the •IN of the Xs, d. Make. 110111130t4ERIE.—Noe. 27, at AA* House, Wlcirhos-tarnet.tht trU••• IL IL alcolgasene. Koh. at • aaarater. RAND"PIL — Nor. 22. at alatleratteet, the Haw XI L. Itamast" of • o. • MARRIAGE& COT rixoniat—suLcAmp—xov. u. r Tdmili oami bora. Sulfate, let the Doc E L. Motkiree. r i ll It• gotaiodloat al Oceetaltlas. to arab. datelltm Ir. Boleatop. 00 wPM It—RUILZY.-11tov. U. e a t ( A 0 Ilable. Uri mite Cleat, ft. Cowper, Ow.. of Booth eaparalla. tralit of dr Ms M. J. Bar. at tamtlises. ti D Nllll.-111•1111.—ftoo It, as IL Kart* illi= les Male. al et. Mane. Hort Iliamek t4 Fm.s. bsedets tonui 4...tua of Ws tato am I. I...mud INIIP utra. DEATHS. SALI4sTTSZ.—vo.. ts. at raataots simiAlLatleb4o , l4Wiellgi• N. of Mt. T. Mallempte. teed 4t SATE"' 1181 % -11 .w. 24. Voto.ploco, aettliromiemailltit Who* J.P.. seed 7(1. 111111D01131•11.—Now. 11., et WottotHetier-Llled. Le* ow" Entleoena, deoshour of tho Earl at Itreiterd. 111110W:4130.—Wev. 211. Mt. J. litterelme. o lturetillottelet Joute.O. and ?a PILO UP.—Noo. re. st 13tengtoa Doom Mon ale peollig__. Otteateet of anew,. widow of Albeemerlet ssi kW et Liebm*.... loth ot len. P. M. Pone rergrd Publlohed by WHAM! Kum ihkus. la Übe C4ty Undo.. Prlaw. es IM t.).& . .L.. 14 r4. is Qs Vroteci, of Wblzebiarb.—Tommr. l