The Express. — London, England, 1866-11-20 00:00:00

-- ._ . • _ _ .. . • . .. .• i ll • 1 a 1ii07 . 1 , • ate i . . ( 4 THE EXPRESS,: TUESDAY' BYFINING, NOVEMBER • - 20 - , -1866. - Il' taw 3Estutugenct. The Recorder directed that inquirks tilimid e s --- THR RATIONAL REFORH UNION. merlin who the maa was tint bad 404 • lib is ,I *parting Entelligtare. __-__ tories were returned from the borough and divisionalaon - SEE/OUS CHARGR z ri ntE GA GT IN o S zs. T THREE RAILWAY' stituencies of the county ; and they should work in their --.--- scribed. le Mes syik. I coergarece IN MANCHESTER. respective localities to tuneat them torics, and return ......maeos Th e rra nd orri g h aricf ave returned eight tree bille mi.. Av. At the Mansion-house yesterda y, Mr. Cha ries Mr. Jos- 0 80410 " 1 or reoei /tag nalsapeeput y " . th THE POLICE 00U1171 TATTERSALL'S. -MOND ray It Yes h terday Toi a confere m nee Gr o o f a . t z be w li aa n o lll s bere . iOn h d . h o :ir 1 1: n iuti tn oo th en C r nosto l ni am oom ile itrih M tia lL e ea ti t i l t the na t r ai m a e g r en ot t a l o e: of e: ben sittings at Nisiß.ApltiiCansCsOttlitTwestminstst.-/ioV._o3ei. 19. ore Mere was a somewhat numerous aass the friends of the National Reform Union was held it t e w ho had s p o ken s ee n ) . , . 1 1 . mblage at Booms Maly, but aearly the whole ci tb• afternoon was i o Seale El f aße 6 :2l l :S aa r r r oa ton . i nquire, Sir John Came t. Id" , No. 5, Pall-roall-place, appUred to answer a JCR. devoted to settling. In the way of speculation a few et • dit . The large room of the hall was quite filled witl the . at- (Issught i e t r and cheers.) That ba tw y e rir ver ifr onis r =et y r s to try tia tiLa ßb. a ck r. bu : s iev e t °Dinnwil e AND th j orn wiell. the right t summons imed at the instance o - shots were fired froni t seized ia exacta - , , • time to time, but the eneral rest and be than -ful ; " and ey Fields% . IITO position manifestly was to '' . d „ e a . branch associations alr over the country, most of whom wo uld s eree em b e at, h e th ou ght there we e no hr to . Smith, of WESTMINSTER. • ihe scam of 1866 may now be sai to have fairly cl I psu No us . 4 be , Red s hifusa,Llnthirisonsai:cdojbeingur;,rforresTaatipsililerat.d to Thi a ei s uan ara : l ity a au oi rta furni as t a re! at whit tarPlaadar had been ' p l ace ; have been reported from time to time during the past in would like better than for some one to be so footle as.un : r th ei ey y ra te rthaci mo o nth " of a Se i Daring the seternoon some few transaction! took The meemblege included Mr. Fonter, M.P., get up in the House of Comnions end make such e ret ie el di f the Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres tiaaldrh.lßteherhßigeriffbyafwSesurre conne y• el for the_plein_r r itheMr.dfr. hatity,„..e.oinssuthiedpmtem.vutuiuthsrsid iyeanneptsemmeg laleillr ;tat 41 . a mime at Wealanialer last melt. like . I f . upon the Derby, kr whisk event The Rake is at present I weeks . by a long s srz s i the first favourite, as little es 8 to I having I , _Mr lro ßam n. es, Id.P., Mr. T. B. Potter, M.P., and Mr. W. before they bad had an opportunny of, saying w b a s___ , : . Goas ussuu tan se y . a timi d a ted d 00 ), a ci c i ntr d fn unl inaking ewfulle i ci mak rodri e, ung pnb . li a ti 4 , p am ob t B uir ro dan wne r : Q.C., and Mr. White were coneul ion were going to do. Mem, hue.) He thoeght tm am i al Is " A been am about him kindly. Plaudit is the next most I "a" rence would do well to pm the resolution as it lishing,_ a certain written statement or mount relating to Is appeared from the plaintiff's evidence that IS M.!: Mr. Telfourd Salter, Meister, ; a b used lid respectively well knowing the Robertson, to whom she had been mimed, co wit? Barnes ;I= scheiters to the Ocan is hi le t on the O• 11 - i i in dem= , for to-day, after being backed at 1,000 to SO I The proceedings commenced at ball-past eleven. end 1,200 to 100, he eventually found supporters at 1,100 The CeAraweit, in opening the business of ehe con- th great oonsideratiou-with mach more consideration awn (H . ear, hear.) It appeared to him to have been drawn . up • I • ' i wi thra th o m f te ah n o t h marriag er at O e xt h o a rd- h lodle an , d To a o f ting her , he dereaa bein e g d at riat eli e e r tim , and s °f rom... their p o e soldr. Bait, a., in ope;iing . m r , th m en -, o:az ia- es = • lII _ Isisk --- "t e lea • 1 to 100. D'Eatournel still occupies a place in the front ! ference, refened to the circumstanoes under which they In th th e , ref t nn ha d ca an fmalaerul dd iaY' dith iv :eyra e the m m ata em rial liers Pa th rti r lars credi ' ~• •• ' • o Tank, and was quietly invested upon at the quoted odds. I were met, and to the individual objects of the meeting' . than it wet possible to eve in a large meeting of thie ! roe few other beta do not call for especial remark. Quo- . The bill of last session failed, and another goeernment a k tr ial, gr • an ha d ir tothetrikeappoonatentlitrethairelauseauramiwreferredto(wHohulaarda.lther 24emacce71,..5 jo ir , w oon ria,. trary rap. to 96. the , rim przia ,, io f ns h of the stetnte alunnentHlyilliterwasweaanniareillegalromarrias ge r riama n u e tamedleintiffurass.illanabewhtha buTthheeraorettedunderFirassent procoodithingnteierredunfessokre insattlialsiosuileirforicsb,vmsg,isia rin sk . . she la . , • Mikes es follows ; hr d he f In 1857, Hr. Gregg bequeathed the nurpths tho se hi m mu • ty of o ....i : c 1 . -. , THE DERBY. I was installed in ths place of the reform adminntration, I and in all probability, if they were defeated as tip late After a few words horn Mr. Welisenley (Hastinp), Mr. Sch fi ld and Mr. Monck (Warrington), the amendment Mr. MurPny, its a , Kr ' T ' . bimap.ster-atulowsUftpOtortodedo t fos e gr ha m t ons a , a an e d . li nura ved a r t Cla ir jamm yearai -oommon, and lived with him thus for • . i am to 100 agst Mr Pmr's The Rake ,t) to the country. Now, he o e_o, _ 1100 to 100 - Major Moon's Plaudit ;0 I Ev r e w rn a ment ;vas, they wo o uld re ap f for ' who thought at one was cc w i itnara wn t end tha wweintkm Wee then carried ' ' mini ' ir c e le u rit daa 's ta tal wards becoming insane, she wit sPPotnted ,_, tt ee him. The counsel then proceeded to meth, o ,„glike • w le !o were acconunodated with seats at the whole of his property to her, and . ro be after . • mh o ` - a mps i n t h e stmees emelt prolorad I , isiiimgagg , . 1000 to 80 - Mr. Heylle's d'Estournel(t) 1 time that it would have been much better if the late ad- , . - 1000 to 20 - Mr. R. Wright's rocas t) En Mr. Y .T. R. JEFFREY (Lin 1) then moved the third ru M ni r m . r. B n e r ard waa , isnoughoperizgoathremenoendthatatede facta rh o a f t w th hic a h im th m . of lB63 h!s ahri ters t r year an after d_ es th tate e piain M itur r. a G nl re a g mag g d a m ; the i r : r all efendan wa :t h o r raa erovrrir r e a rtim ladtaa of aaaaad 2ool. st il d el e - 1 rrilr"...el Pi by their father on their behalf to the •se... _oaths ' i 1400 to 16 - Mr. Cartwright's lhornapple (tI, ' ntinistration had appealed for itself. (Hear.) But he was resolution: " This conference recommends that a committee (Wads* to 4a• spisedid 1 f I 1000 to 10 - Mr. Starry's Summertime t) Hiao to 10 - Kr. A. Williams's The Priest (t) n pl o are tqui rri te = th re e , Te loo farra king ca at ura the a gr ui e r :t i tain at w ozio hich rto b ot ad ty tak orm en be appointed to make a digest of the various reform t Act der hi hth ff was only punishable he was a merchant carrying on inuiness in White mei tr i e d i ii t h e o mi t o f Qrwow , o Baia hi, ir t 926 ,un w c e o enoe m „ ons . was leveed under the 84th section of the Criminal was a large family by the firth wife. When Gregg H died art. e. • .00 to 10 - Plaudit for the Two Thousand Guineas and afforded, that they had not rather gained measures that have p bee ri. fiae, bet und_er a sebsequent section or claum it nes court, and then the pleintiff carried on the business under The plaintiffs alleged that the prisoner a, du b m eell 4. '''••• India ' The Bake for the Derby. b 1 i n c in c o t n e i r° d d e u c r e el 1 o n since th ih e ' • • f . • ••• e 0 u a c ht i i n t co a a f t a i 1 n l o s p e d; a by 22 -loos y , provided that if an director, manager, public officer . or the name of William Gregg and Co., her husband urine as . the inmsey, and made use . of it himself, b attik; , as o: . . loot by the change which took place. What course should they tthe and to PrePare for aton d i n a biller bills." lie did not agree with those wo c ted th bli shall üblish her merit% The defendant had put sa execution into oti wi ng esem e ss d iss „ maw , oe his oira ro d s „,p_ seen connec yzi apu c company . p LEAMINGTON AND WARWICKSHIRE n i3 ; n w o i l flys pos i t i on then t h e re f orm ques ti on the vote as • right. Let men auk out their own . o 4 He would observe that they Ag the ra t - e terms HUNT EACES. tau and perform the duties of citizens before they o d or aire ta ate any . written false statement with intent to Oxford- e, and seized the furniture, which she . now 0) • • PROGRAMME FOR TO-31ORRO W. had held for the last thirty years. Formerly, , -within the last year or two, the only orgenised uso- . the rights of citizen& A man usually • co tioeship to a trade, and it would be as reason- 1., or with a view to induce pawns to beoome she mu recent y p wise d eis „ pm ,. defraud or deceive the . shareholders or creditors of the claimed . as er private property. Some of the furniture d had 1 beea urchased for her by Robertson, f rom m r. Ad am Th e • ellofig ' A SISLLING RACE Of 3 move each, with 30 added ; weight ' elation in the country which wu doing effectual urn , . _ 's h o e to ho w no ho w m ad it se t t tand em' • ; . for age ; selling and other allowances. Three-quarten of 1 sad which wm the product of many co a mile. i that association . . He Vrall now glad to au tho e . itiS be o f immees , was able to claim his indentures without service as to th rcl a claim the vote by right. He oondemned ao sar l ehcad , that such published fabofication of accounts, but it had not -been paid for. Plaintiff, in October lath, e n " it was f or m r . n m er t ew i m ele h endea tket it ha u llim asserrw ee or statement of affairs, shall be a misdemeanour, and pun- gave a bill of sale to a person named England. No "cede- m urmy to r e to • The mceey irm e mi : o lit lIP o f p i : I . ' i Tin GC! CEP, value 130 soya, by subscription of 10 powerful association in the &id, working, it might , y . sure each, 5 ft, with 50 added, for 3-yr-olds an , 1 upwards ; i with different objects, lsit s i t orking honestly in thsmtne rs alter Nov. 16 at 10 a.m. 71b extra. Five furlongs. direction. (Hear, hear. ther assoc ions were be winne , , (57 subs.) 'Volunteer and. 711, extra Age et lb Bessie a 10 0 Valiant frivolous and that better vexatious objecta Wm were modem(' sug- means should be taken to guarantee sty of the rate books to ensure I formed in aimed every • 'ct in the country ; and the e. . .__ Age et lb I daily press at skim time was fuller with able articles on l• 7 , v , ; the subjeot than ever he recollected during the whole " " '.- 'h* t fth f agitation. He must say that of all aa is my oe re orm the proceedings in the registration courte, by which s y o i his. The three defendants were direoton of the eras unnecessary, she being the sister of RObertearell de - should be able to show that Mr. Murray--the • . 11 1 • K r abble at the diecretion of the court. Now the case wee inent was made at the time of her marriage, because it 1 857 , w e pm* , u n um b ed hem eiheiz : op). th e Northern Railway of o ßuenoe Ayres a mere correc t reg i s t er , had recently . bew He thought no bill would be complete without the ballot, Feruande t a . R°ll " use without Mks farmer haiinoindependenoeand would • --- ve no power to vote in accordance with his conscience, C4n * Pan tLs wh ean ""ed co:r if t .- did T ve he ry h w u r aN until ai ge re all o T s ta nt °lt ht White i e.: bon :h e w" on ve s 7 °lsar- er a u t d newi th i .• Me t ' . e : • . - 'n and the two wl oompanies be- Robertson de d that he had no interest whatever in Aouda la would m be celled to show that he at -' ee lli ,_lk I* --- ` cr o ! dT' d h (Mr. Beard) was instructed the goods in question ;he was not recognised by the land- o at ns with Hulsey and never anthorissdhit - vs,,,,,__we -"' Y a&•I trsta a te am t - bat thaetethrecandefenedants had no real interest in lad as the tenant of the house ihe had no H moo a a d a i ld o moss o yat any tires. ' The prisoner paid the i s t n icen ter . ated company except some shares registered . • money, six per cents, for one year sad a ith , :,I . • . Ontand-Outer Quecea of Trumps inc Her Ln 4 9 5 dyship l'lphoe g 6 1.. I the powerful engines at work for the sneceell of this cause, and he also urged the shorter duration of parliaments- the amalgam to three or five years. A.great and paramount quer. to them at ss. each, tt wi . and ha • th regard to Mr- HaYne, he first wife at Gretna-gresn, and afterwards the union was requii m is d m ist is m i g ht e„ m th ost i to I ---• Mie s .11 • col not have paid for any of the urniture. eto 4 610 1 there were none greeter than those which were in the ealf did not at the dine of his registration poems" . , . H ss m,„, t . ~,,,_ Man ! ' 71b. extra) - solemnised in a church. After her death he married the ths , d ew , an d h a p a id up e rpm k nlk t lis Ilasuleelab An one oiag to • Live ohn 'ampbell plaintiff who was her sister. diseastinned ewm third de- In ' ination he stated that he first started as a th oisru i t i mo d s " sum , s ,V s 7 t is Zt i ts 1.111 . ,i Month 28 10 Dean Swift 56 7 , the reform mociations from day to day. (Hear.) Their Y Lees, stood in . the same category, and the the . second defendant, Sir J a great *e l len lbg ped by a class who rp os oo rraa l electi swi za would see that to cation ; Ballet 4B 7 Thataaelus - t inte •en , 'Wild Agnes - --K -- --- - i n • - acted under the landlord's agent, and who were generally a - ' lotion by t e most fo construction of the repreeenta- fendant Mr Smith was in the same position except that chemist : after that he was an auctioneer. He then went had 'l, :ed a ' ualificetio b the limier to him of back to the chemistry business, and again changed to Mt to Agwla , that m ore s, uss dead, an d A m i ss t : ---* Beadle 57 10 Cranford 364 , . , very ignorant clam ; and he therefore thought if there was he o tain q.. to y a 6 o . two, not five millions were represented either directly or hard for it, said he had kat it to Murray, elis - Q - - '''. indigestion was instructed, had been done to carry out the views of to chemistry. _(Laughter.) The goods had been seised for o w e d e t , counse l. Cedric 4 7 5 Nukubeva 4 510 ' indirectly tbrough those who were their relations. Twenty. extension of the suffrage to the batter and more intalli- Belmont S7 5 Effervescence Cadiz - directors had only been sought for the purpose of re- months three executions had been put into Oxford-lodge.. h s b s a s o mune ; en d the t, • 3 5 7 ' rticipation in the election of rrembers of parliament Batt! claw__ of artisans-. _ Paris - . los P The case being at an *oar the ollettiete aill Sel ape - A MAIDEN PLATE of 50 sova for 2-yr-olds ; colts, , P si: if they lived in Nova Scotia or Australia. The distribu- tion of iolitical wer was e ually unfair. 160,000 or tion with the course recommended by it, and recommended v. the fees to which, as directors, they were entitled. Mr. Justice Blackburn said the marriage being invalid Sat 10lb ; fillies, gat 7lb ; winner to be sol or . . , - a f 50, • gel' I P° all fth H f c 170,000 voters returned one-h o e ouse o Emmons. that their demands should be as remarkable for their . 1 31 12 theamalgamationwiththe San Fernandez Compene the furniture belonged to the plaintiff, with the exception th e nr i sonm . t o fi n d tha f or hi s 55 „,........„ ~ ing allowances. Five furlomp.-Killaloe, Hatty (30 1 .1, fby In these two facts lay their strength. Let them work righteouaness as for common sense. ad. f half to n ok place, and under it (the amalgamation) it was ar- of two or three articles. B e il e y: - ho bumf* already found two r ia - a - 07.7 1 .11101 -.. ! line Naleolm-Manceuvre (301.), cby Vedette-Vixen, Gentle • together with one will during the coming winter, so that The meetieg at two o me j. or en ranged that the shareholden should be placed in three It was stated on the part of the defendant that Robert- Is , appose sa d oa t , hi e t ro d, s , ."' - ma t Gale (301.), Grafton, Thetis (MM.), Residuary Legatee, when the demand wu made upon them during the next hour, but did not reaseemble tall ten minutes to three, classes ; first, the guaranteed preference shareholders ; son accepted a bill, which he failed to meet when it came next, the deferred preference shares; and third, the or to maturity. Time was asked and granted, and when the - -- . of • I 'limning (301.), Busy Body (300, Sister to Merry Wife. when dinary shares ; and it would also appear that 7 per cent. executem was put in the defendant was met with the MARKETS. for ... i . A BLtNpIeAP PLATE of 50 soya. ; winner to be sold for se.siot, of parliament for support they would be able to nay that the great measure of William IV. should be eclipsed Mr, Cramp Wiriarr, of Warwick, addreued . the - D2PITT , 201 U. ; winners after November 16, at 10 a.m., 51b extra. Iby a greater one passed in the reign of Victoria. (laud meeting, urging that we bad too many qualifi cations ought to be applied generally to the shareholden. The extraordinary story that had bean repeated that day. -.-- : already, and ought to have the qualification to vote on a accounts were made up to June last under the cognizance The jury ultiinetely returned a veniiet for the *intiff. TALLOW.-HOWDAT BYLNINCL -The talker teeei s 7r . - 7.1a. '" I Five furlongs. Age st In Age st lb ; cheers ' ) more simple bass. He thought they should have the of the three defendants, and anything above 7 per cent. 612 I Mr. R. Kste, of Bradford, moved the first resolution:- • 'd as us to the guaranteed been firm to-day, and prices are well supporteditdaa '..".' i . I Ballet 4 9 0 Dean Sevin 5 w voting power in accordance with taxation. He sketched a 'might to have been Pal ! bon TOF EXC lIER.-Nov. 19. COUR HEQ re has been a somewhat im tins. 'The prond etha s ,„„ - a - Wild Agnes - plan to bring down the income tax to recipients of 501., shareholders after the completion of the railway. The eons= tion and the season having cloud at Beadle 5 8 3 Gipsy Queen 5 4 t 5 I went reform bill was deice ed in the last session a parlia- • and to increase the voting power in proportion to • the tax accounts and balance-sheet complained ef had been pub- Sittings in Banco.-(Before Barons Bramwell, Channells P . Meth there is leas inclination to sell tallow be -• i Paris a7 7 blabber eantard Castle carry out this arrangement, and mons havin been AGRA AND WASTE RANK periods at present prices. The final list of shipmam en ... .. Vanier st Lill"T". 3 0001. a total of k0 344 a eltaii wt 8 ° ,736 last Yew; thee a Arkemidr „ a proposition ri t re er z rs. Quitter, This was an action on two bills of ex e for , a 3 512 the liberal party, this conference calls upon all friends of Ball, and La., "the woo h , • i TEL SECOND NURSERY PRE'S HANDICAP of 10 son. each I reform to do what they can, by every lawful meane to pee- Dir. Wimotie LAWBON mid he was no longer a member kabl • ta ' 0 Com to th leintiffs. Ths cue be appropriated 4,297 spinet 176 last you Bs eth " ta was refused by the each accepted by the defendant and endorsed by the Imam° about 10,000 against 12,4001a5, yew, la d eh ... . .., ^ 'A 1 In case of acceptance, with 50 added, for 2-yr-olds wi 2 Men niter Nov. 16, at 10 a.m., 71b extra ; entrance, eileeem" errs. Five furlongs. 'Knight ef Avenel st lb 810 Anchorite ; ! vent the tactics of this faFtion _from being repeated with He thought it undesirable that long speec es should be made at a bu st lb content himself by observing somas conference, and he would h or that be thought the opposi- • 7 0 tion to the late reform bill in the Holm of Commons the j • f Carlisle, but appeared there as represenling the Reform Association of that borough. He suggested the with- drawal of the r lution, as likely to create discord. He • did not think they should suggest a compromise th ug mrit acce jn one. defoudants, and it was a rat er roma e circums nce Blakeley rdnance pany e p • that when they were required to affix their aignatures to now came before the court upon a demurrer to pleas, in closes 445. to 43s 9d. spot, sad all the lese i DeM the document, they refused to do so, but the report, with which it . was stated, first, tine defendant had not received ~,, s . ber co December „ Iris L e. 64. ;4401,0_ o h the balonce-sheet and the women", were adopted b Y full oonaideration for the bills, only a noon of the goods 'We. ' the meeting, on the motion of Mr. Mayne, su rted by for which they were given having t other defendants. Mr. Beard then ped at some 2ndly, that the bills haol been paid by 44a. • January to Minh, 445. 3d. • Msrels, - m, e - re M. calk • South interi ' n 'applied ; end, 43a. net _ , . Fan, a" ge, c u r; • t 111,1 A i : t .. „ 1! Residuary Legatee 8 7 Rose Stock Greenbaek - puny, and that at the time action was brought the plain- Cochin, 60s. ; th e o r d nance o om . No Odessa or Australian offering. Comsat a t , i Blinittesdie lamed of as being false, and amongst those were the tiffs were not the holders of them with a nght to a . a , - . e 5 ihif ' I , , Jamie De ,us litokel^y 8 3 Killidoe 612 I °camel). been • • any public utterance on this question from • • teti 612 , either tory, whig, or radical, which had not con . an urn on to Mr. Wilson, and the agent or secretary, P ceded the to attend the working men's demonstration to be held in following :_-that it was stated that up to the 30th June moored that Leighton had ordered a number of pins of 445. fine Lagos ; 425. oa. rem natal, gagi o f meng mat t o japan, and 42a.-(From the circular of Messrs. Smith aad Aiej ' • , Icicle o rear t e company for the purpoee i . Montane 8 0 Bravura hont the car- • 11 , 610 1 Mr. Lowe was the only man in the House of Commons who deputation appointed by this meeting. He explained the COTTON.-LivertrooL, Nov. 19.-Steady ask , .• liihs Fr owes . ! . Prodient - _„, had also received bills and promissory notes frorr the Mr. Cohen (with whom was Mr. Coleridge, Q.C.) was Saturday's &rice'. Sales to-day 10,000 baM, * - on from Charing- lady oram ,;" `',; i oldie. But from tho way in which bis remarks were re- "", ' al they propoud to have a rose to the West End and lio i r t e reir meeting' i n o re . company. . With respect to the revenue accouut, items had heard in support of the demurrer ; and Sir Geo. Honyman, 3,000 speou tion and export. 2,000 llill . ,_, . . Venom Purch..ie -- . • morne-gardens. He delailed the result of an ap - plication been Pubhshed wluch ought to have been pleased to the Q.C. (with whom was Mr. M'lntyre), against it. 19id. ; - 200 Pernam, ko., 14id. to 16d.; l Ara t ia ftma &vital account. There were other items which wotild be The court deferred judgment. 15d. to 16d./ 500 Maceio and Bahia, 1 a si, 11 Gretna ! • Millera Maid 7 4 King of the Fairivi 67 I the opposition to the bill was entirely dishonest. serving order while pa • through the street, which he explained by the witnesses he should call, and which he A rule in the same . case, to vary an order of the Lord GOO Euptian, 114 d. to 20d. ; liX) Smyrna, all • 1 Challeng, Selamailia 7 3f by Voltigenr-Blondelle 1 6 3 ' (Hear ' heti%) He remembered that during the de- t o ol lef f used r; tho b ut it was given for royal prooessions and I (15 r. Beard) was instructed were falsified with a view to Chief Baron by allowing the defendant to come in and de- 6,400 - Surat, 6i L d, to I2d, ; Madras, 9id. toll • le( deceive. Ile should be glad if the defendants could offer fend without anent of 3,000/. into court, was next &bide, kc., 6fd. to 84d. ; China, Al.; fasji i 1 Cromwell (Canard 7 2 bates Mr Hinman asked where he and his frienol I could sit. • They were not at home on the liberal side, and I t s •i r. /omo r t r : , o . 1 every year. (Shame.) M P., thought it would be well to bring aa r eatisfactfar t i r explanation. Mr. Rayne had been t a he Tied by Mr. en, who showed cause. to 161 d. --- THE GREAT AUTUMN WELTER CuP of 200 sovs., t h e . they were not to sit on the tory side. digest of the past reform bills before the public, but pa y, and the other defendants were he court without Mb** up Sir George Honyman, He (Mr. Kell) had Pre" h r :d d' t i l t ie we a rlned, dvantage of going to Ame- d' to an ° f the e co eo ro m pan - n- , and if all were concerned in the id •t appe 'ed from the affidavits that the defendant WOOL AND WORSTED.-BaAiwnth. liorliati !:i .. rert in specie, by subscription of 20 son. each, la ft., and doubted if they should propose a bill of their own. By we e rs . c ' rim. In thet oountry they were in the habit of holding preparation o e repo fth - y r, they were all equally liable ga s h i t hare ar a good defence to the action, and therefore he change in the weather has had the effect of_givie ile ' '' 5 o nly if declared ; winners of any handicap after Nov. 9, that means they would drive from their ranks all per- lb • twice 10Ib extra • entlernen riders. at eleven a.m.„ „ g camp meetuags, and besides the ' rostrum for the speakers sons who did not agree with their bill. At all events a un er thim summons if the falsification was proved. To ought to be allowed to oome in end defend without any fulness to the tene of the market to-da_y. Then& le (1 i s o ne mile. (Forty-one sube., 20 of whom pay 3 sena. each.) 1 a•be h for anxious inquirers more epecially - . support the case he had to go as he might say, into the condition whatever being immed. I fo l r er 'oa e l' c i k:liders uc . (Laughter.) This particular seat was he did not th a ink wha they rri should re pro iri pm their d bi r l o l ever, no actual increase in busman. The mil War enemy's Camp for evidence, fo'r he must call in the first The rule was then made absolute to vary the order by changed hands is very r s e mall ia te quetiey, sed . theet Age at lb age st lb I . „ . . tall thehhail see t the ry go rn propoee h , to fch maa ho 1 - Ontand-oster 4 11 a The Beadle Mani, 3 9 9 turned up again next session a seat on a similar plea give. e thought they should agitate for principles, but not pledge themselves to any al measure at present. instance t e presens scscre ry o e company. Mr. Edmund Eyres was then sworn, and proved that he court. striking out the condition as to the payment of 3,0001. into on =do otoPloro ha tw. hunt to P seems to be a feeling of clarinet, winch tends ape •; - - Wild Acwri inc. ThePrincessof Wales 49 3 , might be set apart for Mr. Horsman and his friend'. was the secretary of the Northern Railway of Buenos Their lonlships next proceeded to give judgment upon !manes& In wonted yarns the principal demdall .•• iv They might aprint a committee to prepare the digsat of is scanty, is to supply the requirements far km b . .N . . ! . ion, es .. ..... 4 10 8 Valiant inc. tan ex. 5 0 3 A h' h had offices at No. 206, Gresham- the demurrer. The held ha h 1 all ' the th yres Company, wic y ttte p es eging t e . M it .1 X3ON f Manchester. briefly seconded the re- r. . OH. , o different bills, ut to go no further at present. , The W ,arior . .... 510 7 Idle Guardsman Pearl Diver tiatidal .. - " produced " instead of " introsluced." company, Mr. Bayne beingthe chairman. They became sc in h a d ; and that the other setting up the partial want of =moor woo workual to dock , and in cOwat i llt :or . •••• iI. '' . 1 The 'ewe: Mistle:m. . ... ... 3 913 Jessie (h te 6 810 I Mr. HucH BlasoN, of Aahton-under-Lyne, *en nio Ile RENRY RAWBON thought they should have some ved: more definite bill than had yet been introduced before par- the autumn of 1865, with the exception of Mr. Smith, who consideration was a goodplea. was elected in the spring of the present yeer. A general Judgment ior the laintiffs on the third, and for the de- i i i i i m ha a nagin maa " ." ' S ara. laa w t h r UZ a l re rst ibi th a L l bwo • ‘ TRAII rs altaksneare ting of the shareholderstook place on tbel •th September fondant on tbe fourt plea. • • • t ' ti . .1 ; " Seeing that the history of the tory party, and especially liament and especially as to a redistribution of seats. m ee Brick a 919 Ben Battle - • - I " "' ' its conduct during tho recent session of parliament, All th ' easures for redistribution had been ve : ffi ry me - last, at which Erinted balance-sheets. signed hy Mr. Mayne, Their lordship. rose shortly after one o'clock to attend a th cold miler Aile ... 5•,.. I . - .i THE WARY:ICY HANDICAP STKILLECHASE of 5 son. each, ' were publish's( At that meeting Mr. Leverson made a meeting of all tbe judges at which a rearrangement of SZe ia has Mat ra the e edest o of Id* d : ' 1' A . 2 ft, with ri) added ; winners of • steeplechase after I bands a genuine and substantial measure of reform, The original motion was adopted. violent attack upon the directors, and called upon the circuits and the propos:ad appointment of three addl. set in '1 .. - 1 11 1 November 10, at 10 a.m., 71b extra. Two miles. (13 subs.) ' • Age at lb affords no reasonable ground for expecting at its cient. e m Age at in : this con i f r erence would counsel the people woefully Mr. inie&s, ILP., moved the fourth resolution-" That them to agree to refer the accounts to Messrs. Quitter, Ronal judgea were to come under discumion. stocks from the warehouses of home mull b L- c.. . ::., Ball, and Co., which we! refused on . ehe ground f trade is almoet nil. Some orden are melt ~ cartol . .in i . l tp wet . the proceedings of the government of Lord this conference earnestly recommends the various re- that actin under the advice of the solicitor of the be p for the French market. Others* Ilie i ~., . .... /11 1 CA 4unibia Repnrter a 12 4 Bridesmaid Cornier:on .. ...... 612 0 Mnid (If Kent a 10 6 giving to any propos la • to this question ; and whilst f or m esseeliationa throughout the country to lon h • p t en ale they may offer a fair and several organisations in thorough working order so that ' Ate accounts had alread been agreed to * T winy' 1 b h 2 1 " 5 . candid consideration, to beware of being entrapped by trir at the shortest notice they may act upon parlielent and an Passe yt e meeting. TKere was a special CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. no change in the general upect of boapormstilis getber is an drag . d unsatisfactory. Prier WM Yale :- Ibex . - ---. mere semblance, however specious, and to oppose with all the people by deputation', petitions, publio meetings, the meeting, at which the th . res defendants extended, and at ~,,, p changed since - last week, though in many am aqui .• birth .11 .g 1 Ileanwood a . . !Lit meeting a proposition was made that the sccounts r . paw ~ maneneatee ld be referred to the firm of aocountants already gudty to a charge of embezzling and stealing vanous small , Jacob - ti me ma y d eman d.. . Gam - f money belonging to his employers, Messrs. Lumley ATTLE.-Idezeroot , Nov le.-The r mlf I - named, and this was rejected as on the former occasion. sums_ o 1 lic. c , ... us . to aan Ace of Crump , a 11 '' Challenger a 10 o oo° ll era " • of advanced reformers like those in that ance of the crisis, and the amount of work to be done, this rates. Beef, fol. to 7fel. per lb. ; mutton, 701. tek 1 . 1 - • /I Little Peter . ...... a 11 4 Queen Mary bk 5 10 Olobnle Trap • • llansm a ti Mien 'The Plover Cartonehe Bea King al - • all 4 King of Hearts alo 3 6 11 4 Kntinka .... 4 11 2 Grace Darling a 11 0 Alwierrhaman 5 11 0 Goldington 6 11 0 Phantom 610 10 410 0 I via ii . 200, h ft.-Mr. Stirling's Vouselen against . ••.: ; houestly represent the will of the nation." He did not lotion, which was carried without discussion. - I think it possible that any reform bill could be proposed b the resent tory government f t 3' Mr. HANDEL COSSHAN moved, and Mr. ILLTNGWORTH which would be worthy of the ended, the fifth resolution :-" Looking at the import- e did so the were a set of ban h rites • a 5 10 0 I room. I h y t y YPoc • con 8 10 0 set of dishonest politicians, and they bad no business to be rantee fund." a (Paid, ,in the seat of power at this moment. (Hear.) He thought 1 the very Orst thing that ought to be done in the next ~ After detailing the number of debentures issued pnor to and Lum ey, so dors. his coming into office aa secretary the witness stated that Mr. F. IL Lewis was f in h d f the guaranteed debenture holders were to receive 7 per Montagu B illiarli s s h waa ort e e ence. ' structed to prosecute, sad Mr. were paid off before the other classes of shareholders were wos the clerk to the prosecutors, was that m the course of ference recommends the immediate raising of a gua- . h d h The resolution was carried. to be pa . rta id anything. He had made up his accounts, not is uty, eying to place ce in documents before the from the debenture books, but from the ledger of the corn- proper officer to (btu peny, the debenture books having been made up 15 months •n the fiat of a learned judge for tbe was much larger than on the preno /1 mand ii slow, without much change in wiliest* qualities. Middling cettle much lower. Steep oila . bia TAVII - d ; the • • od I COALS.-LONDON Nov. ie.-Heinen his; Vi ~, , , La bert's West Hahley 17s. 9d. • Wynn, ITO taxation of costs in certain actions, he had made use of old E .': A el , 20 .....4 . . Eden l i n e, 9o s ,ky • •to ii-hon , i • i Y' d t cent., aed the intermit due previously until the arrears The act of d onesty imputed to the defendant, who ••; ov de ntation to the London demonstration was a - am s and thus not only defrauded the Messrs. Lumley .e . W. 1 . Gaotain Owen Williams's Maroon, llst each. Three miles. . session of parliament was to propose a vote of no confi- t'; P la before he; came into office. The examination of the wit. st p - ' - ' ' End Haswell. WA. 3d. ; W;lls End Ifettes.listi , pointed, and the proceedings closed with a vote of thanks noes went on to a considerable length and involved a but also the government. He also appeared to have dence in the government of Lord Derby, and thus to at- o - End Kepier Orange, . • aRE 20s 6d • Walls lad Pi - • . Honors Aitelvge.--Seecharometer, Nu, Nokulieva, , tempt to reinstate honest reformers in the seat of power. to the chairman. peculiar investigation of the accounts, which without charged more for stamp than he bad actually paid. . Walls End South Hetton, T2s: 3d. ; Walls gad • 9 a t, ; Ratty, Shakspeare. Fortunatus, Wild Agnes, Beeswing, Th ey expected a disaolution in 15417, awl for the sake of -- their publication would scarcely be understandable to the The Retailer, in reference to thu facts stated to him, 20s. 3d. ; Walls End Caradoc, 21s. 9d. • Web be ' . am , ~ rsorous, Shrapnell, Columbine, Bessie, Laoly rani. I ler , the reform cause he would infinitely prefer that a dissolu- general reader. At the close of the examination, took occasion to observe that probably the present ptoceed- sop 21e. 6d. • Walls End Hertlepool, 6. ; Was . '..., b s di i yship, Dr. :Syntax, Lizard, Prima Donna, Greenback, ' tion should take place with their own friends in power, and THE SUSPECTED MURDER HEAR NOTTINGHAM. Mr. Beard proposed an adjournment of the case for the ing would have the effect of directing the attention of the - .s. neim 21s. sd. ; Walls End Origtnal liartlesoll,S. , Dermot Aathore, Clara, Joker, Angelica, Rinaldo, Over- not their enemies : because there could be no queation that ___....- production of other witnesses, but proper authorities to the matter, with a view to prevent a walls '- end T 21s. 9d. ; Canny and Wee - - tonna, Naiad Marco Sliada, Gentian, ueen of the Ides, ; e gove m In -esterda ''s E cat there a d a short Mr. Mu al ob'ected on the und. that a serious repetition of the fraud. He then sentenced the priaoner " • Q th rn ent of the day had s certain amount of influ- 3 / 2- Pr PPeare rl y 1 , 13 70 , , 23e. fid. Ships at market, 73 ;so , Id 118. • a: 5 Icicle, lady Sophie, 17 phus, Venom, Ratiplan filly. Zisca, ence in certain boroughe, and reformers were not in a posi- report of a diabolical murder committed at Carlton, a vil- charge, for which there was not the slightest pretence or to 12 months hard labour. Tribute filly, Ckingeable, Volunteer, Blackbird, Stokely, • tiou to throw that induence away. (Hear, hear.) But the lege near Nottingham. Aa was then stated, one man had foundation, would be kept hanging over the heads of three Cheri , . Bun yard and Charles Cowland, two very re- ss•••••••••-ese••"•T - •, a • Mowhoir. Pearl Diver,. Killaloc, Pains. Gentle Gale, . mistake was made ; Lord Derby was admitted to power, been apprehended on suspicion, and the police are now gentlemen of the highest possible character and position. eliectabledooking persons, surrendered to take their trial THE I'mumus EMBANKMENT.-lt ii WSW •• c , TEA. Grafton. King of the Fairies, Skirmish, Belmont, Doralice and they must now discuss the plan of putting him out. (A actively engaged in endeavouring to trace the crime Before the application for an adjournment was entertained, upon an indictment which charged them with unlawfully representations have been made to ths .. o dir , i s filly, Rlistletoe, Indian Star, Valiaat, Vice Versa, Dick laugh.) He thought this wart siniply a question of money. to ita perpetrators, as from the appearance of the he desired to put one or two questions to the tritons now. conspiring together to obtain :. by fraud and false pre- Board of Works urging upon the engines-inmost - . me , Turpin, Columbia, Cedric Usher, Prodigal, Orestes, ,He believed they had before them, in order to obtain a ; body of the deceased a number of pinions must Mr. Beard remarked that his client had not instructed tenets, a bill of exchange for (OW., the property of the in the oompletioe of the Thames embeasse 41 Diomed. Little Jeasie, 'Bridesmaid, Paris, Douro, substantial reform bill, a very large amount of hard I hase been concerned in it. Mr. Henry Has-nor, the him as to the details, iind as ne and his witnesses were not prosecutor. the river. A large peeks elks' --• 1 le Dauphine, Leases, Puritan, Wade, Custard Castle. 1 • • • • tan i i\ .. la or observed that Mr. Beard's client ou ht Sereant Parry was s ially retained to defend Cowland, boon ro r Y rit o o nig o 1 it ima me that a reform bill of a kind in Nohingharn. He was about 32 years of age, and The Lord 5 Y g Poo ode hth la d taps aad pin ' ,i f Sol 'led Dove. Miller's Maid. Batthyanv Purchase. Bigots, • Rose Claxton. Cortolvin Guluare Bus body, Landlord. . . , r Muscovite colt, Forester, Plover, Effena Clinton, Sultan, Esca. Princess of Wales "scene e, 1 I work, and a very great expenditure of money. He victim was a rent and debt collector, and was well known Present, e s, o , u ci ; u :,;c s i su : g proposed by Mr. Gladstone might pass during some ti --t"-Y the Houire of Commons at on earlier day than five yeara ton, near the Midland , The Dane, hence, but he could not believe that such a reform bill tiogham on S Alice, Philo- Queen of Trumps (Road), Dean Swift, Miss e g ga me past he had a home and garden at Carl- Railway. He left his home at Not- : would pass the Howe of Lords. Ile believed the House for v etables to his rden at Carlton, and was seen aopher. Peogv. Rfonitress, Indigestion, Temoest. Greyfoot, of Lords would send back a reform bill more than once or in the village in the early part of the evening. It . -• Brimstone. Pintail, Overture, Highland sister, Nailer. he was compelled to ask for an adjournment. Mr. Montagu Williams was instructed to prosecute. not to have preferred these serious charges without being am Mr. F. H. Lewis appeared for the other defendant. fully prepared to instruct Mr. Beard to carry them out in The learned counsel for the prosecution, when the case aturday afternoon for the purpose of going proof, and therefore an adjournment ought not to be asked for. was called on, said that,. •fter considering the evidence he r was prepared to adduce in support of the charge, he was of Mr. Beard intimated that he had sent three times for his opinion that it was not sufficient to wamnt a conviction northern side of front is aimed uncovered, and considenble Fe. deelm T le. • d landing stage will be el M. IS l __. : l 1 • ' n 'i p pier an ing character, and will form one a dee-r . l eo , eatures of the undertaking. It will be 41110 1 , 1 . - (1 ier will prejset le "I S NI• length, and the landing an p g river a distance of thirty-two feet froin tie fiat el twice. This was a question of intelligent agitation, and was said that a serious . quarrel arose between ltaynor client :. but the last mesaentz had returned with the in. of the defendants, and he should therefore withdraw from the • wall, and will be approached bf - Ca ' ' 1 . i Plantago, King's Cross, Huntsman, Isis, Tina, Residuary he thought the great point with them should be-How i and Watson (the man now in custody) respectingthetenancy formation that he was ill in . the prosecution. land* Wes . nights of granite ster. The jam since H , . ' i . If the had en faith that a of the cotto e which deceased occu ied and la' h wor ds Mr. Murphy then interrogated the witness', and elicited Serjeant Parry 'ldol be thought he ought to state on Legatee, alannwood, My Love,Sunnyside, sad Cranbury. can we best raise 50,000 f. ' y y g P c Iff h eeneeenneed e° eie° an MI with II" 1 reform bill was necessary, if they had any faith that a passed between them. Shortly before bb o'clock Raynor's from him that the three defendants had been elected on behalf of the defendant for w om he apeeared, that the Ciro . I CROYDON STEEPLECHASES. up and do in ive recesses of Olt ' , reform bill would be greatly beneficial to this country, dead body was found lying on the railway near t o w a s removal of the previous directors, and that their first act charge wail !eirefully investigated by a magtstrate, and dis- portion ot tine embankment betimes . , 5 1 il •t: 1 To THE EDITOR or THE ENPREsa. Sin, -In your impression of this day you have and would help forward ita career of dignity and honour son's house, his heed bearing rnarks of repeated blows, and was the removal of the late secretary, Mr. Elborough, on the missed by him, and that after this the present indictnient and Blackf • -brid e has not yet been aud usefulness and civilisation, ISM 50.0001 . too much to , presenting a frightful spectacle. When found the dece a sed ground of his mismanagement of the books. The defendant, Was preferred. The grand jury had certainly found a true , _,___.„. ___,„„_ ~.,, ..1 3 .- 'spend ? (Cheers.) He believed the money question settled I was lying with his head across the line, and if it had Sir J. C. Lees, was a retired chief justice of the Bohama bill, but they had no means of knowing what stetements ___,'" !,'"'” . .., - ;.:4, -- - . n . Ce W., feet inlength,sed eillsks,_.••• ' cum will he constructed oneseol, .; Trs made a mistake in " Sporting News " which may greatly t h e works, question of the bread tax, and he had no doubt what- I remained undiscovered a short time longer it would have islands ; Mr. Hayne, was a gentleman of fortune residing were made by the prosecutor, when he was examined r0n., 0n ! ... - Mew Da . 41 . ' • i ' inconvenience your readers ; for, under the head of " C`roy- ever that th t• I 1 ttl t' ti f. be 1f th bod bth Lin lo t•ah o in Eaton-square . and the third defendant Mr Smith was before them, to induce them to come to that decision. He e money ques ion wou •see oe ques on oen severe( rom eyy e co ram. y to Remit of barges and lighters penlight! --; d on Steeplechas y es " ou have added the word " to-rnor- ref; am. named Sawyer, employed on the railway, was the first to ' ' .. ra il thou ht he should also state that tbe defendants were no e large railway contractor, superintending several ways g the wharf of the gasworks. There are Mite or row." The Crov;fon Steeplechases do not take place until ...r . 'T lioliEßT Peter, of Stalybridge, aeconcled the rem- find the body, which on being taken up was warm, but life m Wales. The great part of the accounts as to locomotives Party to the proceeding that had been adopted by the pro- :,__ . . lliptical in form and of various spans e! i., 1 1 . he 1 .1 .I ' tha 27th rod 2ath of this month.-I am, 3.:c.. lution. He, amidst the cheers of the meeting, pro- was quite extinct. The blows on his head appeared to were made up from the returns of the company's super. secution, and that the grand jury had evidently been a s ro s eo u sfi. I h h wul be 80 no glad' tof the dway. •The -- he " subway" nislt . 1 0. 1 ;1 . 109, High-street, Croydon, Nov. lg. THOS. GOODWIN, Sec. ' inised I.OOOL, saying that he did the same on the reausci- , have been inflicted by a blunt instrument-an iron ' tation of the Antioorn Las League. 1 bar or a hedgeatake. The county police were intendent at Buenos Ayres, and over these the directors made use of as an instrument of oppression by t e pro- bed no control. The witness was asked whether be could written span. T beneath the centre of t e way, h road and Womb.* . . ' of the viaduct, supported by sutearches et petsi ' TY. , • . , i . ; r • ; .I . I FATAL OeCtRRENCE ON BLAcKWALL PIER.- rapport of the resolution. , Mr. ILLINGwonTH, of Bradford, spoke at some length in communicated with at once, and Mr. Superin- tendent Palethorpe, with a number of other Lut evening 51r. J. Ileniphreys, the coroner, held an in. ' 3lr. lispsisto (ltradfonl) urged that a subscription officen, were on the spot as soon as possible. A strict watch find the name of Mr. Fielder, the informaut in this case, The defendants were then discharged. in any of the directories, and replied in the negative. Mr. Charla Maycock, 38, pleaded guilty to an indictment :Murphy further elicited from the witness that the accounts which charged him with embezzling various sums of ing from the same piers WI the main arches. Tet„,„ dimensions of this sub y are to be ? feet els.' , . DM , • I , height and 9 feet in width. The roadwayovotlei . , • qt a' the potteil Dog Hilt-street l'oplar on view should be raised among working men in support of the was kept upon Watson's house and garden by the police were strictly correct from the accounts which came to the money, the property of his employers, Messrs. Fourdrinier w ily tal arches. TM ' • . I ''' i 1 . , I ri n ea a sion o ce. -ues ' - 1 '"' ' ' • • • •a I hthd' h • I d • • I • defenda ts oth • aces •to ffi and Hunt, wholesale stationers a the City. of the bo.ly of 3r. Nathan Mare, aged 53, . the landlord of caux. If a million working men subscribe s. eac , at unng te mg it, an an examination was made o toe . the Shakes.peare Tavern, Jubilee-street. Mile•end. who locst his life by aacidentally walking off the Black wall Pier into do it.") would I,e 50,000 L (Hear, hear, and cries of "We will route through which it waa thought the dead body had been carried or dragged to the railway. Distinct traces of the river. On the afternoon of MondaY, tbe :19th ult., . Mr. Feenentee HARPER (Manchester) moved as an footsteps were discovered, and on a gate which it is sup- the deceasetl called upon a Mrs. Brand, the wife of a bourhood, and they went for a walk to Blackwell. The any measure submitted to t hich i not equally ex dreadful crime , and, m addition to the man who hos Po I The witness wa. further interrogated by tbe Lord Mayor 31r. 31. Williams, who appelred for the prosecution, as to some of the items of the account, and said that the prisoner had been several years in the service Mr. Murphy repeated that there was not a shadow of aof the prosecutors as town traveller and collector. Tho be carried by brick segmen .. , . - . ment passes by an misy curve to the I leve os s , Bleat ' where the line of moulway will be by the new'street to the Momaion-bouse ~ he said that drink and betting had brought him to the w ' m " na g aw* •* ' ' deceased w.s., ac.,uainted with some persons iu the build- tensive and h-nest to that submitted bY the late go- been apprehended, the police suspect another person, The Lord Mayor said he was clearly of opinion that the position . in which he found himulf. Tbe prosecutors ang trade, and he had promised to look out for a house vernment, And in that Case to urge a vote of want of con- living in the village The body of the deceased was taken charge was wholly untenable, and therefore he could not were desirous to recommend the prisoner to the merciful m'ca'''------"'".--- ---..... . IX 0 Et i y st '; HOSPITAL FOR DI:MASER OF THE CBOT, 1 ' •• a amendment the substitution of the following words for posed the body was lifted over there were marks of blood. pretence for the . charge, _which had been got up by an whole amount of his defalcations wee about 100 L, mid ,„ Is PARE -The n ber of patients relieved at the I: 'I I lithographic printer, living in Sutton-street, in the neigh- . the last Clause Of . the resOlutiMl :7 . " And to oppOse Several penous . are supporred . to be implicated in this alln re o r st o ,un h tn o own . individual tO fish up information for pur- when . he was taken into custody by Foulger, th e. detectire. .;.,___ ; . ,__, , ws, 1 318 of whic h oimil oS. ' I ) '1 ... ' I ' w . hich Ms Brand wished to purchase. In the course of fidence by the House of Commons." (Cheers.) The Pre- to the Volunteer Inn, then to await • coroner's inquest. for a moment entertain the notion of an adjournment of 1 consideration of the court on account of hie previous good the 6 , :ak She deceased made a call at a private dwelling in sent government had come in by false pretences, but Watson Was in the Public-house at the time ; the case. The absence of the complainant corroborated character, and his having a wife and a large family de- BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DO S' i : i t i ---..-- sired to h lye, bat the Persou they wished to see not being I when they found that the govern . ment would not give almost immediately before he could have seen the deuce to show that the accounts complained of were false. In answer to a question put by the learned Recorder, Mr. BegTON.-November 16, at Tottington, Norio% • 23 . Stainsbery•eoa 1. in resPcct to the house which they da- they should not turn them out by false pretences ; but and directly he got into the room where the body was, the views of the learned counsel, and there was no evi- Pendent upon him. , 0 • BIRTHS. ge a t home, the deceased did not stop. Ha and H rs . 8 r „,,,1 them a Measure equal to that which they opposed. they face of the deceased, he exclaimed, " Oh, it's Raynor i" He repesiteol there was not the slightest evidence to sup- Williams stated that the prisoner was in the receipt of B ar t o n, a a d aug hter. 10 I i continued their wait( to Bl ac kwarf, a n d the l a tt e r s t at ed should tell them to their faces that their Places must be From several other circumstances that came* the know- port the charge, and the summons must, therefore, fie I about 1601. a year, and he was paid partly by salary a n d CH*DR-November 17,, the wife a • • f 0 r Chfide, lll. c - i i that Mr. Mare purchased two first-class tickets in order to ; filled by men in whose honesty the people of England had ledge of the police Watson was charged with the murder dismissed. partly by commission. nam-villas, Whetstone, of a claieghter. ~,.. 6/P 11l return home hy tho Blackwall Railway. This was about more confidence. (Hear, hear.) but he at once denied all knowledge of it. On being asked --- - ----•- - The Recorder, in passing sentence, said he was sorry C°MB E.--7 " vem • wr her 10 the stile of C. Combo, see( ik aquarterpast six, and although it was dark the to p, . . - emo s ~,., The appearance of Mr. Hadfield, M.P., on the platform how many pain of hoots he had,hesaidhe had three pairs, THE FIRE AND LOSS OF LIVES IN THE Hemp- that he was not able to give effect to the recommendation l'AVir ar°7 ' of "laugh . Alaidgerossl vili t'l I s . • -November 15. at . fine. Having some seceu or eight minutes to wait for at this :it:sir of the proceedings was the sig ' nal for loud and but a fourth pair wee found on his premises being searched. STEAD-ROAD.-Yesterday afternoon Dr. loncaster resumed .of the prosecutors in this case. The prisoner had a good k, London, the wife of W. 11. Pedderfs9.• _.,,,„ 1 .1 the traiu, thay went on to the pier and walked along the , enthusiastic cheenng. Mrs. Watson then stated that she had brought a fourth the inquiry into the deaths of Emmanuel. Miriam, and I salary. and, according to hie own statement, he had been It 'SSELL-November 17, at Albiou-road , II • f ar i g _ we ber"- ! broad pavement. Mrs- Brand stated that they walkectside ' Mr. Seenvirms (Oldham) asked if the mover and pair from Nottingham unknown to her husband, and that i Sophia Lazarus who rrished from suffocation by the fire I led to commit the offence by drink and betting. Under Revell, of a son. R i by side, not arm in aria, and theY were in earnest couver- • !Wonder of the reaolution could not subatitute a different would amount for tbe error. On her dress a spot of blood , which took plah on t ieir father's premises in the Hamp- ; these circumstancea, ho felt that he had no alternative but her 16 at Plenmorc, lOW.'" TRAIFORD.-Novan . _ sedum They were p r oceeding towards the western end of , f" , r the obnoxious amuse !If not, he should be diegiesed wes discovered. but that was endeavoured to be explained ' stead-road, on the night of the sth inst. A good deal of Ito sentence him to be kept inpenal servitude for five year& wife of Captain Trafford, of a w 00.... the pier. when she suddenly found that she lost her foot. ,to second the ame . ndment. away by her stating that her husband had a pig killed a additional evidence was taken, but it was of a conflicting I Upon the application of Mr. F. H. Lewis, the trial of MARRIAGES. ak . , I GIK l 17 St• '"11 • • ing, and she svent over the edge of the quay into the , Mr..Rtasi•EN said the amendment was far weaker than few days previously , and she had been making black character. The jury ultimately returned the following 1 Moses Moses and William Blake, for feloniously receiv. ROWSELL-LANCASTER.-November_ _.___,a yr, , A : I Thames, the , leceased falling with her. lfe eass a 'llt hold of the onginal resolution, for he hoped tbey had no shodow puddings. Deceased s pockets were rifled of his watch i verdict :-" That the deceased children met their deaths - ing a large quantity of stolen property, was postponed e o Church, Paddingten, by the Hey. E.!. rnr;7. r igt at . 1 • , . her, and just before she seized a boathook which ha I been of an intention to accept a bill which should only be and money. An inquest will be held upon the body to- I through suffocation at a fire, the origin of which remains ' , the next session. selL Bog., of the Middle Temple, to . 11e1Tiet..472 - eethe ~, • ' equal" to the bet. (Hear, hear.) It would only be an day. An ill-feeling had existed between deceased and undiscovered, but that their of the late W. J. Lancaster. Esq., of stana"'" s i Al ib s deaths might have been pre- I Mirka/ Mack, 23, a tall, powerful man, was charged ROBINSON-AITENBOROUGIL-Novemberls. , oill b I , I , Et ou , t a f . or s te e r r u e d szs. sh l a i s e s l i oose ey ned had r h ,o is t take P n a a n n d y M. ' invitation to the present government to bring forward Watson for a considerable time past. vented had it not been for the negligenm of the police, on i with having, in company with two other men assaulted Helmeted, by the Bev. E. Valentine Rielislikf:asid ~ ~ / , . I 1 1 • ( / ' e! • . t. freshment durin^ the walk and were both perfectly sober, , some such poor, weak measure as that. (Cheers) * ' - • I M I W Tr IHT (Self d) tho ht tWa tt Atkins, a waterruan, who wres passing along the pier, de- •r. . at. cR G . or ug i ame that a posed to seeing the lady and gentleman in the water just temporising policy was done away with ; and, though the the WRECK e AND Loss OF LIFE ON THE NORFOLK j r urors part of Nos. 50 and 216 8, in not having carried I and robbed William Carr and Richard Savage. ' on thei in c ' s v 'f • t r stru eon to ea elle in case of fire, and the I Mr. G. S. Griffiths proucutetL , fwther say the said deaths arosefrom misadventure." I The prosecutors were in Gray's-i Four , 1, 7: - ..i •ur ion, ~ of UpS 3 WlutPol. ,_,.....0 4 treet r ou , Ar ear..-0 .. . Attenborough, ~ of Buciungoaas" 't Sol t ( elion ISHARPLEV-00A -November Is a . 4 . nn-road on the night of 0 ,,,,„ 5i ,, h , i b s g ee 'II a Southwell , 1. above the dummy barge at the Pier. He 'Pee an alarin, resolution might in some respects be ojectioneble. yet in Comer, _ye l earn by telegraph that lut night the weather I o this the jury added, " That they had coine to a further i the 28th of October, when they were severally attacked ------ tigui - h - • * :to Mize Marge" and &boathook was put out, which caught the lady, and a ' these trying times, when they had so many differsnt nal" on the Norfolk °oast was verY wild, with =ow. Three conclusion that Reading deserved great praise for wring 'by the prisoner and two other me C ' .11w , di boat being at hand, she was placed in it. It appeared that ' n. an wee knocked Coates, Itsq. 1 ties to accommodate, it was difficult to frame a resolution wrecks had occurred, but only one crew was lost-that of his best endeavours to save the children, and that the I down, but he did not receive any material injury. The ti . • DEATHS. ~, irr E pee , • • ' • . 1 the part of the pier where they walked was not well • better calculated to obtain general support, lighted, and there was no protec•ion along the edge of it. I Mr. J. SPENCER (Mancbester) suggested that the latter the sloop Thomas, of Lynn. THE CHOLERA.-There were three deaths from evidence Marshall had given waa false." (This annotince- 1 other man, Savage, however, while on the ground, was BLMCIL -November lik Man , the wife --. .40 ment was received with applause in court.) The Coroner I kicked on the loins, and when he was emdeavouring to call la on montage-emu, Mentagnauusre• - - rosd ed mans. seTh loge 1 1 .'' The body of the deceased waa picked up in Baphylereach an Thursday, and the rld ti should be left ont a her clause of the reeolu on . kept . . watch which was found upon it ' Mr. CRILWAN (Hull) considered that there was little cholera and two from disishms registered on Esturdey. (addressing the jury)-The verdict you have . delivered may for the police, the prisoner gave him a violent knock on CUrrill• - N eveteher 16 ' " Qileen 1 - li na lw i t i gso9` be coma - rued into one of manslaughter the police, the Mch of the head, and he was very severely injured, el daneter of William and Harriet Curt , ax - • . bad stopped at 8 o'cloc , but it was explained that it did . [Adve • t.1.-Ho ' 0 difference between the platform of the Lesgue and the . suf t s t,owAY 8 INTMENT AND Do you wish me to commit constables ;n ai ad 216 8, for and was still an outpatient of the hosrelL ee - " t ' En '' -"ember 16' at Mornialitou - 10 PI not keep good time, and was feet. Mr. Brownfield, the i Union ; and, as both parties meant the same thing, they w * Ter it i tn t ry s discover Itself - , whetheT ext t . b e e di6e y or Inte y be. mandeughter ? The Foreman-No sir. • well theme Su., seed *1 _ e , e m, lit robbed of eight or ten shillings by the prisoner sad his LAwrorc.-Noymber 16, at Skrallsod - . --- 40 . i • . police-surgeon for the district, said he bad examined the . should go together . as far as they could. v. Do BARRY'S DELICIOUS REVALENTA AltalllCA Oompaniolll. 110. ' l' ~ i: , its victims may enter on Professor Holloway's treatment with a ! Mr. SNOWDON (Halifax) approved of the resolution in ita hem s, fth of bon . that e , , W r ek 16 InT a r d %a le, fitStwd leraAlti s eli : inik body, and attributed deeth to dimming. He observed . ,__ ___, • Be. r - e " - a - Infal some 'Melioration PoOD cures dreeePsla, Indigestion, comb, asthma, consumption, The tery fonnd the prisoner Gaffey of both eh PIP ERCO - mem a, . bzoise near the left eta, which might have been laroduced • integritY , 00 did &leo . FARMER (Longton, Stafford- of the infirmity. For tits cure ulcers, wounds, soma a b r .. debffity, constipation, &urban', calpaation, nervous, bilious, The Recorder sentenced him to tiv penal a erie of the late J. Peppereorm, oited r4 : 440 0. pcce yom , la , iI . by the deceased striking &grind something in falling. The shire) , skins, eruptions, abscesses, glandular swellings, and the gene. liver, and Ltomach .. conji t enta . licay C F ere Ne 6 oB e ,4a- .. " t. likene, a years' Jute tode, and to receive tweet, lashes with a cat-o'-nins-taile. BMITIL-Sovembe i r sgant 1 " . labile) thought the tories were at Tailt7 of throat and chest coos plaints, the ointment need oely be 11 . 1803 - The a ta 0 501 .• : - =id that the a co ae ron . e at r saltioukt ciddrttio,i: ta x ra th," and sug- 1 Mr. Wreerrect (Roe be has confloed " rose hal4 The proseestor Om slated that after he bad -- " -- ga l its ' • li lighted, and the gate at the cattle wharf of the pier being i (Hear, hear.) The reformer. of lancashin, however, rine should he taken ; they powerfuW stimulate the dirculetion, Cc., No. T7i W. In Mos, at le. 144; he did not kaow the *Logo= Me I Gould not urge their skims with affect so long as so many ) mese the needful mune energy, awl Maws mergAirs & Aim Ilb., ES et Ms. s lagra t ter /o/- entradoorthsensak 'e menhir ' hilt I " °l° l4 oaks ho Lanabordetrest. hi tha PrticMs" 1. .• , ..se g ans him . i , bena as- , 1 I 11 ill anthori kept closed. tion of the variance with tbe people, not only en the question of wea ffl eeeeedin g te the th atru ties to the necesssity of having the pier better ! reform, but on every politico-religious, or soaUl question. In 0 disc:rders • e elions es to anslre o a succextui d Issue t o since, abandoning all _other It hth have been of long duration Holloway's s t re n s ib. entirely to De Barry's Food, ran aLi di Zs Helloes' cannot thh excellent food too Middy. --Galatia du Mel- Du Ban 7 praise ea Le o stab iled in the way deem le for ansistanee, an 'bed, be d be refato fated ied to a polies eon- - - - - - - - Lois me. He mkt Printed sad „uti le , : %% L T " TA.,..., ;w ide # Mamma Mamma 16. INA . 1