The Express. — London, England, 1849-12-11 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 11, 1849. EMI) *Ministate. --- COURT OF QUERN'S BENCIL—YBBTIIIIDA7. Minxes Artist Pera•—llereas Ms. Junes COLIIIOIIII AND • mar Jew,. QUILCI, ST Mita NEST litate•D, r. W AAAAA .—ACTION /LOAM'S • 80a011011 toe MMILISMICI AND MISCONDUCT Ter wee ea aSMOS Muer ley platatiff, Boma (larch, her ant Mead. is ilersi raper, grass Time* -Seery „ A rley kr sagligesse as • serge's. The de ll,. asd Kr. J. Pitt Milk* ke the Oder ; sad tits Attessey-Oeseral, Mr. M= ' •;/ - Mr. Besiswell Is. the drearier Mr. Bodges. Wilds. seri ream le the Jul. ad mid it wee ss Miss leses&_ley she datighm erg My child (el . the ape of arse *Mks reerkw, tridieg James etrese. Oray"oirred, agars& MID deferral, • smilleg friiikehstreet, es/ els d NU. ahlee7arrhe Tisebur. sad Wear tee Kidder) far er rime ei red re OM de*. eleg t • h e aro el is the Aral _lthe 110 1 0fatqfnit al = -is arra Meer. Alr, ssil Wale 001 - emir era presseded m deteal the mete es they opposer is the er, and MOM OS the jary to give Muses per parser le t's. Wiry seraisr. The kffewir rumor was felled for the : Mrs. Weal—l ham re Illtire I wal lgair la lb. 29th Muth, Ur, her maim se my here is Peewees race. She fell down stairs esi brite her thigh. fist lather took ler le the F o n i e= I had imams per wen begets. 1 lier ce ll fear tree a day. She wes very well, sad t i e child. I arse saw bee 1 mw her is the rest a fselsight eer tree weeks. eke was is • very state, bet bask all is bike, asd bor 10th She was is a wer dim filthy sato. Is my judging., eke had acit h is aellselod a. Marrs Qaelsk—l eft the= l o l re pleiatiff. Os 29th Mash, 111413. I wee Ma fss 111 Mrs. Word's &rug 12 o'reek. I Read *Si kart. I took her In my sem ce the Brat awe NMame. like is mew 1a ; thee 11 yews see sarths. Up Ie the time ef the ardor her Saes of barb was perk& Nets had asy aerial ass. She had the measles rightly eaco, bat we hid so medical ma. I saw kelf makessed awl rid as a bed a thi hospital. I t tite ailed agais MT the rasa marg. I eaw Mr. Jackass was with bat . They had pith • spirt as. was with Mir Jeitinee. I mat agar on the star gn. New Kr. Weltheil sa ge i s ma t at mihday ea the se try. Mr. Jarkess wee ia wheat saw Mr.Walchp there. Tree marital tie reed te thelted, whirl Mt the were, " Under the ere N Mr. Washy." The int Use Mr. Webley said walks, to me was Ow Crherse Chem, swam prier, wee bright late the Mad ea kb April. Use empleir was erre' fever. Her bid wee Mr as kr ss One or Rat yards hest _ lay .1411 e. It was the third bed. I wee there weir Nam wee brought is. I told Mr. Walley of it eilse sty child had the pier. I earl hie satiation te about 11 days after my child's almbrig. I ear ' ham if it was set Wraps that • pared is that rasa sherd he Moshe mar my dial, who bud so dimes He mil "It is oral kw sea de free thiep —it is het par bed' am" I saw Mr. Wskley ea • ersosesatorriss,bleme pay with Dr. Parer sir Me. arm, mi the sal I asked Nis what he meat le die with dee mad la ea dais she waits? He said, " Weser. reran ei ear It par 081 rest-die, sad that 11-1 bar mw eff Matetree e set bath bees pissed where it ie." I asked— sur te so yes sot saMeisst morel ewe you: era priests to Cesar these brag Mee& to sash • portiere 2 He said, Dr. Menges takes cm kraal se de all thaw matter. It's a 6-4 bed job." 1 aid, "It Is." I agreed Mr thigh cm the rearg ells woe takes ism the hospital. Oa 12th April I Irked at the thigh *gar Thu thigh was posh* la the, ems sear sal prase rubes she wee Mt MY es the • s Tho *fats were thss oIL Oa oho Oa Marsh these ,wes a valleisat prdoesio• of the hese to asseetels the (ha Ur sad it wee le the ems state premiere as the 12th • Art Up le re Irk Artl eq chili had shows se symp toms of ism. Tee km ampere were Ant did mired es the 7th. two days after Comae ems is. ' I armed lay ghats body op 7th and mw • slight Desk. I did seta y asy Wag to Ms. Walley. Oa 11th I agaia error her sexy, wed feat the sem *promo as ea the 7th. I have seal may precut under emir fever. This I row was the eppomeare of scarlet fever. I found • wears—re es the lower pert el her buck, one ea ose kip, ssd two ea the ether ; large word es thew ip, sod as armies. two lashes bag, cm the thigh ;it was made by the berate. The besiege was dirty. It was brad arse rid ewer the spirt. Oa April 12th I saw her test them I sew her at MAIM time, seed the splint was ca. At between twelve and sae e'elock low her, sad the splint wee it I thee disserred the at to 4th thigh, nod that the Irecture wee ia the Male eladidilll IMP VIIMILSkii weal is. Oa the 16th I saw Mr. Wakley, Will Ye. Jerre. I made it • rule amp so reeks bow eh, we grog as. Previous to the 12th be always rid oho ins "Wag es well. Mime tar Lase sod et ameised the Mid. Altar that I mid he Mr. Webby is the begirds( of May, " How did yes &reuse fee the chid Wog in this filthy Mate, sad herr the viewer dieser 1" I dea't secellem his immediate answer. Ha said " that's all assessue." WM I eve bra at the hoagies!, es me roam, 1 mid Kr. Wilkie" tell one el ths mums to keep the child more siessly, sad pay mere attestieet. This wee et the latter mule April Is visiting the child ibis about to maim hat, ho sine said, es serer " You ssa't as her sew, she I. jest had a mein," sad Mr. Walley has war away. The sons bad said this es the reamics he told her to pay mere ausatioa. I west granny fir taus • a dry. I pereasal sew Mr. Weary twice • week. The or was - veryroaribet, generally speakieg. It was so when Kr. Waldo, WSW Mr. Warr/ wai is the Mb . el giros ides to the smes, sot at the bedside, be at the butts. of the wad. when he weer segasttisg. I have Miaowed rat to the sad of the ward. 1 have not herd him give verbal arm to the sures. I ally keerd him glee the order to keep the and More Mealy. The eve. myth& " Yee, sir." I sailed Mr. Welders attention to the the basilic:S mo te latter pert of Aped. I told him I thmditt wee oesereed by fed leaders Hs asked sae hew weld I BIM that ? I mid had two ressese• tae leas the appears.. at the bandage, aad ea obeermimi of the arse, that they eine off a women. He oalv 'abed, est mile se mower. The priests generally tram tk. . Misr war wen removed to rather about dr laser eud of Aril. I saw the .ME there eftem. I freqesatly saw her thigh. • leather berage was round the thigh, bat below it. harm. The wounds got daily worse. Adhe sive prier me pat es Met is the Mgieslag of May. I had mitt rod to Mr. Watley about the wards. Ater that the piasters were pat ea. TM wounds were filthy I. the extreme. I saw the sprat on erre es the 12th. It was not the sum Wine. I saw Wahl. y three ar four limes by the child's bed- Mu He did at &maim the thigh in my presses. In Si* alddla of May (the 194) t I appbed to MIL. Wiley foe es order for the removal of asy chit 1, as the houorearg. on had refund to let het .go without 11, es he was her surgeon He said en eider was rot requisite, ad I had a right to do with the child as I %Wooer proper. I gave may reseals for applyieg to him, that I Meer after my having complained to the committee of the state at the chilo, ass flora/ kr sot better dews by, I should Melees her. I Mould have done so ea my first applitstios is April, but some of the committee advised se sot, se oho was so reduced, he- removal might be her madden death. I thus 'told him that hie conduct se a saner Is that reredos allowing such negligence to the atilt was highly eulpable ; end, above all, my feel la as a father Mowing she was labouring sada that fil th y Mass He the* aid, ' How the devil do you ham that ?" I rid Ido not think lam rend to some that arras is ` l our a rrive apartment. Ile said se Metter , year "Mid ; m power sea live her ; whet: she dies, ell evidsses ttht die with her. H. them WA ste be thought i was a fool is at- Maptiar to remove her, ce she maid re immediately I at tamp ed it. I said 1 timer she might es well die is the auras to save her es Imola there and rot. for ha lbals Vim rotting off. Ille mid,yeara do as you like, bdt I sea era yea • hot, dose towed Whew. I told his. I thought I lad 'eau my child era sere Nag enough without mitre es effect to InVe AM Ire. Re tote d been a very bad job iv him that it had ea tweed nt that he would nth. r give se 1,0001. thou this matter should be male known. re he was then is the expectation of getting a pro fessoehip at the University Hospital. I rid, year prospects are uothieg to as. and di badooesimme yourn hold out 'will devout ay remodeg the child on y moraine. He &eked my reesees. I said Maw she bad 'bees so Mewed is the der Mee, sad there tees a likelihood of her deoveT, end I had got es edge for her admission at a meals itestitatios. He Ms Weird as to ten him into what iertatioa I was grog to remove her. I said I shoe d decline doing so till she wee vemov.. lie the said, "If ou ill rely give me year row ot d for the ch n td dite s ein where dee le, 1 will go balaviiawly to the Free Holy; al, a. .d tura the purrs out of the wsri, and have the gide 11 tied ne • geneses • and in the event of the end habit a cripple, she shale be provided for to life, tier.oigh the i o ay father, who, I have so doer will plum ler a. • lodeekeeper at his Mew." I told hire sal *how lade -swots were owls's; my dewed lee. a was taken es to as steps 1 add to pursue. He C• said, " Can sot. , iodues you ? I will do all is my power ia the we, • your budged if you will lit hoe ream 1 will as los a exedloslev, end my brother's, tr.. or yes all toe east , . I ma." emd, 1 cua't part eith yew I'll you give or meant, althouvh I have paiiewe woitiag to see se. He the. said. Ore we yew "alas 5..4 &torsi oo this p o d. deed so, I aid give it to you v. rbV.l), u.d yo. can 'lowa if you him We med. ...• ems and je• sue raw ? etmored men all .',.1 wit on Band ae . sad I it. I west tate Mr. Wells % .tr vain rum. ire ache . lie it 1 ..5 •he MM. Mot- e" Met I said yes. He Wired et shot of sow mi. 0 .14 .1.101 1 mod. Aker 1 Imo reed it he sthe4 se to . •.. I sail ose. I Was -I. 104 est. ask Ise after whnt I I.' ;as by air& • what he had wniten I shoed name toageed uners - t lia did wit esy rises .••s .d It for. Sea • 1. " It you &moot ails Oda, oar • you soy objvvuuu to se v ton.tr . I such " A-, vi l .iiatabea• use aid .e at. e•einek on Tempts, at t• i e Laming sae*. went ...I sad 1.. w Mr. Watley. - f.. Lei Ne owl des ap.• in to. room, bet • pea- ...a , la jest ulzet, Ws 'IP to imela• r•ation Mira Yu. c case je. T. Waal y leloodesel ate to his Whet ttr. Watley. sea., ther pa' • them gwreteks to the us .nt dint. He rake aw , et wet- she we who h.: over, .eel tom • as wee said about end of sf r. WAt'ey's rimer obi ld a. vrto hot deal el Wed. Mr W• kley, sea., rd. ma mem m istebi4,7.t roue be it pose. Ho pet his hand is hie peek t, n.l reid, it le saV neat he stes4 he mama. rer,i •••r vie MINIM& I oil . pre b sot the q.. tam 1 a.m. t, oia, sad seism yon even. eke Wier on which pow • nzevirlit me hat rid: et tie. 1 thou told Mr. Wakley tor 1 tad waked es tlto essrattr, wet 1. hoped he wrvaliket the Board Bats en "%Pi- today mr. eel - W.2'l*d to b m.• eniersiag rim Cv.a s.d seek r. aress. Deisag be tiara I was Orel AMU yes a etenerostios betimes Mr. Watley sad his Boa shut.' the llsak. He sold, "Tom, slat have you Does dol., with the limb all this Yaw ?" Mr. T. Walley replied, " W threw that aids altogether." Mr. Wiley, etc said, " That's a based pretty thlay." Whoa I said, I intended to lay the whole sassier before the aeataittae, Mr. T. Wat ley said, " D .s't mesa= me, and I will &leap sad be poor seam& That was whoa we were one,, bake I west to as Mr. Wakloy, ass. It rum st hie woo boss, se the fiaarday. child Yost to Bt. Botha ismew's Hapital at May 111, sad loft at Sept. M TM Masa has mar bas Mead. Thelma lap ever. OM is • alp*. Hor leg is two baba sad saitafikth shoo* Ws Ms other. She wia as dirty a mho awn bo mhos I took bee to St. Earshot/mum% and on way amessest her log would move as a thresher's Sail. I estbah bar wbas she was at the rave Hospital, and astomod her ismissos sad removed the thermal and water that it adght sot lidless the woes& Is that days after ohs west to M. lisabeir mew's there woo a very sod sbo costissal to laprove trn st i r ris t l lle vell i . la rlr :7:4 is pod mishit. She bad sever boss &gat to tropism Mhos she west into the Fres Hospital. Cross- maimed by the Aittersey-Omonl I have tablkhat a phobia. I did sot nits plum& Won Kr. Wanes dyer. Oat was sada Baru I employed oft am so any _piassrds, who wad bens Mr. Wokloys inn bet la desared to is. be Miss, Mow when Ito lived. Mr. T. Wakley's sow woo Is lags lassos as tie placard, whish mobaded 'Caution town*. Tapsolasa oftkoloysl Free Ilespital. Vesta's% of s Ibis I awes got be fore Mr. Vs skiers doer by seskisas. Al , l 4 :S o d pollee rasa tow sad told its the sass was Mhos Mr. Wokley's deer. I am sot swan be ma Free Hospital. I Masted bixt;s e is to a spot sad sot resins till I told kis. He no w dam Yr her days st diferest I Mow a 'asthma of the sans of Beaky. rt k ow very little of Ho sat hr so to ohm forward at • trial is the Court of Bacitegser. Be wished me to brag ay Mild it was balms the }sa hib ; aim to no Is November, 1846. • swage. istrodsood Mr. Hooky to w: 11 was ma Dr. Worthiagtoa. Itamsaistd: lut w She papas ay owe firm yiU, without a p ggssties h is say is.. I lilt so rapist of the pamphlet at toe College of Borrows. I hit toms at the Usivsnity Whoa I soot some to the From hospital, to • BewrAr, owe to ash of the Maas. Watley, some to Hardmissestr. be sailloadms frost every Isetilutlas Is Landes In mem, mid them, my some sad ad dress bobs os it. Vilna Wosidmitis did vra to milt as to s sides for a pubis etches. Dr. Mesta doss aft Me sear sm. p Hs Ms d to 1111111•1•61 do tiatiL Ho ba do with the amphlet watt sway to OM thsi as = bowl tho Free Ileadisl. Di t tos I woe told tat use of the mass mil ale wadi On kr a genaliag Debra she 11141 By the Jays: I pointed the paapilm a =lf ; I Dm sowed the astaith sad bind It mss: I from whom I borrowed Iho type sad the pass: it a ras id a Mast the prom of= sit - Fmk*: ashlar of thashamr el it till it woo pa rif=stsso ileelsk—l as the yes el the ha witaial I sty &Ars Makin its *in; balm, she wao Mt posholt good Math ; daring am of my visits to my MA isid lir. w ho o ped Vile ssid M bed boss awls' tbidisab' spas. Slot be maid do it bettor *as the *ld time, Na sorry job ms made of it; the and was bogus* is swab a Hato that I WA often obliged to 4114 M her is totrateldeed.—l dos t Meet as she MI lee ce. Ma pelt a *mesa day. I did set looks. The aurae did set tell se that she Wit asked for a bed-pas wheel it was rooked. I completed el the dirt to Ski awns. Mary Collins—l am • sums at the Middlesex Hospital. Is May, UM% I was same at Bertholossew's. I wee there whoa die *lnd was brought is. It was es the UM of May, at Oros o'clock is the aftenees. She was to • way ding state—dirt whin had dessised n her isms *m— ania of it was the distil her poles. The bases enigma asalliesa her. I saw her thigh shortly Ghee the was brieght la. It ne set swollen. I did sot try the fro Ms I mein& is dessiag her. We led Oda besides env ass water, sad had a dliselty is pad a, kw clean, 'sin rennin the dirt. I have bees a sun two years. Mee health man gad. she required seerfaidag food. lbw nee lea womb es her oleos. There wee a die alsege hem Ohm; eidearkes, but sold deal. She boon to Imposs is a meek s!tzl ie te;!—My kssbaad is spetkeseers eseistest as s. I was • .fear of en el the wards le Mg, 1848, wises the plentiff was there. lihe was • ekes Wig wheedle had for cossekvassess. Bbe was vsel a dkiy insane was twought is. I awing Collies is Ms We had meek ditlealty is defog se t the dirt alma as the dia. I did sot seeks whetter theithigh wee limper sat I hoe led a great sassy ewes el kakis legs wader my cam, aid saver sew • point is web a Althy stets I attemisd to the sires es her penes. They wen is • very it Man After a few days then wee a peat tlifferesso. Cresmanmised—ilhe wee est ce the water bed for bed. sures set he the keens We don't pet posses with frroy tenses water-beds, if we ma kelp it. lAword atesky—l am a lailegees at at Bartholonew'a. I hen bees la seam dwialc this trW. Having _heard the Mato of the shad hem MOO MI to Apra 7,1 lin& then weed ban bees mon ems sedkery dimity to rodents the hectare. I believe the MBank, wee isseseenstaide seder the eireameiness. It meg he somessey from assesis einemelseees la remove the dole et the appends Is wrier the kg is placed. TM dillfralty was the =hassled mate el the child is esitenemee et the fever sad Nees Whes there wee seiner hem as Winne* *me nail be se mere *as the ardiaray diMealty ; but this hasten eseepied • very unusual situa ting is the WIN *rad d the thigh-bone, sash • freetere Inas &Merle of adjustment es so young • child, is seestorma et the ialusee el weeks muscles whisk weed as.. dheardes. It was aas that required ifun M allseties. I hos a doubt der the meet Mond& eiseeseinsese I was redes ens iblo. Plaint go the ingtb ilh o m il si Vt it en lesermontabis I have sot pion *of to the phistifs edisiter, as I thought it beet to essmassasse WWI so Me. The dials:silty soakednted is the isousteelletleg ildielleell Of NMI* moseles. t .scilid ill • as hour dist she we is. I moot speak es to the didg Nadi*. of the dill. list limn was net Wag to avast it.. I did set say to the 'What • lathy data she la is." The skims ware way bad. There was • -tang In them to indicate that they had bees neglected. They were large, bat healthy. By the hide—There wee a estliag deb* limb at the Fro HopitaL The ottiag of • limb is dada' it in the best po. sake that eireasseiseess allow. Then was more than the sales el the limb by nine, bosom the &Meg el splints monad sabers This we. the on ler the plaintiff. The Attcraey Good submitted that there was so case to go to the jary hessd . flare was no widens of neglignos sr "r asast. e i l l ismase Weeido mg that the wits= Quick shoved the dadosint wick Ossesieet. ad if his evidence was to be believed, the ones el the d_ sea eonduct was tastes mount to as adansies d The Attorny-Oesseal 3= l6 the jury for the defines, aid eanneded thee Mr. Willem ass esponsible for de feats ia the iselitution to whin be geerviese, over the arrangement's/slick be bliss entreL The es 4 evidence is ifs. ease wes that or Quin, who wee the real plaiatiff ; tor Mr. Stanley, the asly seised& witness, proved the de fendant'. case. He eomplaised that the defendant had been brought into court through the medium of the present plain tift for the purposes of others, sad concluded b statirg the facts be should prove, which were detailed in t he following evidence : Thomas Cuter Jackeon—l was haw surgeon of the Free Hospital in 1848. I as so still. I was three years senior esliallOil at Bt. TOollaee. I have boa • serge ore av- yens, and have bon educated 12 yeses. I remember the ehild being brought to the Free Hiapttal On the 29th March, 1848. My duties require my onstant attendance. Mr. Walley attends twice a week offizially—Wedamdays sad Saturdays. He sense seaerally ovary other day. I don't resiesabge the day of the week the child came. A statement was made to me by her father, as to her thigh being broken. She coo about eons. L took her into the basis ward. The Best thing that was AWN WU , o pLee beta bed and outdrew. I found bur eo whoa I seas up. I directed her to be washed, sad measured her is a selit.t. It was assessor, as she woe in a very dhly Mate. I examined her injuries before she was wished. I Stead it to he a fracture of the upper part of the Olio hese, the upper thyroid of the bone. It was an oblique enc. tine. I set the limb in the aftenoon of the day she was hought in. I: wee then in a proper state to be sex I est it AS tho oust way. I used bards's& They were new ones. A fresvare a that part or the thigh is exueskly difiLdt is I cape; first from its pod*. and secondly mems the dirmion el the fritters, as certain modes draw up • portion of the shper hose from the lower one. Mr. Walley sew the child l Skeet ea 110111 after I est the limb. He looked at the limb l as it lay in its appanoste. He till no. sisal:se the -1.1:-.t. I He ad whet was proper fn him to do. There was a comas I egatitted who had scarlet fever, but it was not kntArn Sies ! two summed . to hue a sore throat She had bet n dressed *W. mail t IfiTtr. The child was e:altked with soviet fever es 7th of Are. Up to that time the km had pea* OD well. ry low r er an Weelhoesda). Aid 8a: uttlee sad erns ha o ther Ba j a. I preverthd for the scarlet fe ver. Dr. Pia rock %stud el ths ~ost.itol at that time. I directed his set:a t:en to the the nest day. li prrecribed tor her Mite pawed through the mad new no in a in days, bat saff-r , d some time lOW frail Its • deou. After the fever eam, i n we treated the limb oifferent.y to whet it was helots. We lags* that u.. the 11th, the °avast spite was takes of and a ;reels eve a plied. It we. a 400 wooden splint o• each lisle. and the limb placed on one of what in mdled " ' waspl I ow.iido this we- ream- i eery. Thom an alt. rat on side in then.— be powers of life beam* so depreeeed i: was deemed 1 advisable m make the queue a wander/ contiderati 13 Ir.l h. r rob ea twain- saki any rem e.t.a to allow at:satin 1 to b. paid , o he Jab She gredually crew wine truss day • to Cy. The eon* were what are o. U• d heel sorei ; they arel common to p. re :as in lsw cooditum. This me ii tdm girl ; wits the psalms of her bons piwinitiont. Tint were so erns blots tn.. 11th. One ..f the &pints hurt tit r askir. Them •as as muriolion on the thigh tress the bind that p n cm,d •salv ot th• el. lat flu.. an .2,:hostiow n very itelallea in Ingres. Lotions were applied to t h e sores. Hee ppeiti.a we• shit •d from time to time. Yr. Wski.y ilinrerl •h.- ohould be Ousel or bladders illled yid: air to prevent pressure on the ..!res. We do ht us water-beds or persons . with battens, bat tuft en Tastes Beth I end Hr.. '.% alley due our beet &Intim - to the sews Th^ eurwequestt Ante of the scarlet tour caned lee join.• to sen-. 1. She was delirioue . - Isti , ,e .he poly part of dm finer. She awn to pan her mo:ioete under her several risseaftrasftedny. Paine were testa tot:adore- he- a t t ..lo se. I r rise treqwently teas bar it would WOW@ comfortable to adorn the nuns to taelo her. 'the e -rept:sin. 4. f mag. en so ant of the pais. Tad habit or , good w rile she was there. She wss frequently wuhsid .rd reepolied wish clean Ines, as eau as sir tames a day—Orem There was no wit.t of . ist ' tenies le her cleaslinem It was my duty to attend to the iispli. conduct of the &UT**. in this respect. 1 eras elected house .irgenn by the committee. The Dunes are appointed by Mr. (lariat cams every day. He never made any cow plaint. Nor was any male by the mother. No complaint of MOT kind. I never heard the . s he mu said to be afforded by the venereal &ewe ift-r she left. There wee no c opa lha or nitrate of silver wed fur her. Taws never been a dose of &melba used in the ital slew I lave be• a home wpm. The father cow plafeed el the slow progress of We can, bat wade no other omaplaist. After @Wrist fever the Ode ewers if In this week came of la dark brows Waft. I sew the shad hlately. BM does not walk very leas. Whoa elm left the epital the bow was mated to a winds exteat. Mr. Paley, daring her stay in the hospital, paid her every atteptios. I new saw dan cin g or beard . Weems bagasse I. die ward. Dr. Themes Bevan Peseock—l as smitten plyslein to St. floss 's. I Ins ion ran at the Pres Mental. I remember the child. I saw her on Bth April, 'ad prescribed fee her far snake hoes I amended her all the dine she was to the hospital. • Ike hid mists ea. After she bad seek late a kw typhoid NW I olden the burgled treat aril to be side ishainient to the minion tinniest. .I Wien • she was properly treated lry the wanes and spas. I awn saw ear neglect. I new applied studs to the bed-sores. I ntleiM several knob ii pester, and bendy. I have so reason to believe she was ad kept dna. I anew heard say con pinata till Mr. Qaekb come nine the bout Mt. Oey—l es car el the ingssone of the Wm likeeral I was eland by is sahrierilten at kegs Mr. W tke surgeon. Our 10111•61•119 is anter swiss s( week. I saw the pleneilL Theo was s o asst. She appeared to he edema. The nune= ll l bus hiker to no. as eisplakelag that the ow wee net ply ea well. I madam' her, sad uplaiaed to the Whir Iwo it wee the amiss was net so perfect as It would oaken*. hen bees. I saw sees placards abort this ens bake.the b 7rDatjesaia Bridle-I have keen the endues `ins the trenneat Ale gist. sad len of *plain it was It was wen to shift the agitate and adept " Wits." It was. right to mks the kenos natierdieete to the ether Mims 'eagles kola the whole endow*, I see we nen lo down the girl wai properly treated. Son free- Puss an any tilMeolt to trout, sad die limb us seemly ewe be made as it was, and It is geserally swans iii.Deelby Cooper—l. have Ind the welOssee is this ease, sad assures of the fesetan. It Yew, el a &Mont nano to The Weelnent wee edict la tots with %Iso of Mr. Sesaley ken to sad. I • essadsoll the addld. nil I should ay sonsti tatioa ot .the s kid that the amiss is a goad sae, and I ban sees men dellendty in anis seder nue linearable eilmaisteases. • Mr. glades Oalluie—l have bard the evilest* of Mr. Suborn, Mr. Gs, sad Dr. Pane. Heine giving es *aka ma a can Leer aw. I Assn like to Wain the shild. gibs was esciedisily taken est of sewn he= pose.) I have numbed the kg, ead, hiking ion ilea what I have heard, I should eqy 4 lben treated—nore this usually so. : for, t= ora tlie tin i t iAL L .b.t.,_the too is straight, w hin is an Ilk• ease. Mr. likalseek, engem to the CharistereS 0,14 pee shako sedum The Jary here said they lien saddled =Ode pert el the Mr. ens. Morgea—l an the dimmest at the ins Hospital. I saw the padded. I ea* no cadre Dreernanined—l saw her any nee. It ern Rot ny duty to do us.. Mee. Ana Lord—l was a suns sad* ay maiden ante of Peisona. I was nuns two yeses • ad kar years at St. George's. I reateatber the esWaiof the Willa* by Mr. Juke's. She was very dirty. - I waned her Wes. I seispineed of her being dirty, sad she said pee= wet We la pakten" Mr. Wasps sal She They were new. • Dr. Paseo alleatled her Senn the fent. She was to and it edema the unties if her kg. SU and to pass bn mediae la bed, and aell after. wards. I linked her swans sad man,. Her bed clothes sad Una wen changed several U.S. a day. Every thin war dose that wee seesseaty. She had generous living. She efts dusk so sash se te be Stipa. sad the father gave her thick unknown to the dooms. Quint (Il eaate late ear pinto roma , whoa we win manned. was °ldeated thk von mot endows, aad not resolved.) The bed sane were properly attuned to. I never sew say dining er dagiag la the wards. Crornanieed—l vu mot dkasissd ; I 118/ Bearded. There was no sharp spinet Me. The gir l en dean when she wit oat of the hospital ; I washed her. Alice Webster—l was name when the child wit brought to the issintal, and attended her; she vu a child of dirty habits. Deist to reveal her, but she aid it gave her pain. wednd her lb wes biz tines •is the day, sad changed bee lisle far e a r In dins a day. I treated the bed-sores Is the anal way. Crenizenteed—l have bees I d boa St. Bar thalamus's, where I wo& lest a .area. I was sot with saytkii4 but answering the sister pertly. I re= Calais. Censor cloning to the Free She had herfever. She slept threes, bur lessen off heat* Qlek's There weruzliills pants is that ward—wows weeded by Dr.j Mn. Morgan, nation of thi Free Hospital—l did not nodes the child particularly, bat I know that her lima was eons ant The avant was unlinked. In ose week 26 or 30 shoats helag need. dory Joste—l me a paint when the child was there. She was very dirty whoa she wee breaths in. I Mow her leg was nand in • proper ponies, fee I have had a beam limb myself. The names we very esteative. She was washed fear or five tines a day. Again William sad Ile. Weston, patients is the heopied ! pie similar testimony. Bev. Dr. Rico, chairman of the weekly board of the lase pital—lt was founded by Dr. Minna is 1826. Is ISIS the fends were so depressed that all the wards were net or espied. I Was present when Quelch mad, • complaint to the board, and we inquired into the complaints ageing the aeries. deeleh's statement was taken Cara. There vu any one finale ward open at that time. The was the defeacent's case. Mr. &dent Wilkins addressed the jayin reply at some li r Justice Coleridge *seed up the cue, and the jury retested a verdict for the defendant. Therese oesepied the whole day, and lasted tills late hoar. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—YZSTISDAT. Mutes. in Befico.—Barom Ma. Jrerini Mama, Ma. Icenc Caniewn.t., MID Ma. Jaynes WILIAM& MOROLIt V. Tan Kau. u 7 AnannaVMMI.—AIDOMMer. Mr. Judos Mauls, pronouncing the judgment of the court, said this was a am in which a rule for a new trial was argued biters the Lord Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Colt. man, Mr Justice Croswell, and himself, and the Lord Chief Ja tics had prepared the judgment, in which the court all concurred some time ego, although he had mot put it into the per to teem until lately. This was an action in trover ht recover dosages for the conversioa of certain deer, sad e declaration alleged that the testator was premed of certain dear slid then that the pleiatiffs, his execut o rs. were also poisoned. The pleas denied the pomession of the testator and the szemoces, and the they alleged that the doer were not wild, but were tante and ri claimed, ezoept a certain number of them, in Teepee* of which the defendant paid 851. into court. The ease was tried some time ago before Mr. Justice Coltman, at the sit tiw in Middles's., and a verdict peeled for the *Wilt • rule wig afterwards obtained haling upon the plaintiff to show cause why there should not be a sew trial on the ground of misdirection, aced that the verdict found by the jury was not a sufficient verdict, sod, it it were sufficient, that it wee enemy to evidence The main quieten tar the cue was whethi r Yriage park, is which the deer in question were kept, was an ancient and legal park, or whether it had becone disiarked by the addition of other leads to it, cr by the dmnotion of the boundaries. The Court were of opinion .bat the deer in question were reclaimed, sad therefore that they were of the nature o: pews' I poverty, sad, es such, passed to the testator's `anon.' representatives, the plaintiffs, and not to the dele..doit es kb heir. That being so, it was r.anmosary for the court to amide wanner the park in question was an an cient legal park. Upon the point as to wheth. r the deer had bees reclaimed it apps red by certain ancient c. mi tten(' that the park had been a legal park, and also that .he deer is it were very wild. It appeared elm that the deer were regularly fed during the winter, th t the d wen watch •ci, sad that when the fawns were droppt d they were marked. Then it appeared that the way or killing th• deer was by .shooting them, and that when shut Lei . ) were sold to mAlens dealers, tar cionsumed by the owner. It rim appeared that more years ego a oral* number of doer were brought trom another place sad placed In this park. On these grounds the court decided that the doer Ott' time end reclaimed, and did not remain' in their wild state. The c art wee of opinion that the rule in this ease could act be sgpp wted, ou in. • round of misdirection and, thereto', 'hat the man fur the plaintiff was right. The court thought tie fats were such a+ it was fitting 4tould be de t' resir ed by the jury, and, therefore, that they were rig , .4 left t.. the ion". and tn. cows could not nemeses any au& rivet sr aid for warranting them in saying that Liu jut% mite to a wrung con ,, usiou. The rule fora new ttial mg o, thereto's, be disch.,eged.—Bule discharged an0..1,- COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—YesneroAT. *cruse* a bLeeo. 61LARlieD C. TIM LONDON AND NORTN WZATNAN RAILWAY C JUUOKSIIT.-14ABILITY RAIL WAY.—PLLIDIXS• "% A . •••• nu Minn o° trespare for killing s toe sheer. At the trial heave Me. ht,* Rd e, at Stafford, it app art d *he the ot:t ep had strired on the brat, a. westallroted, thvidth he 4. /relive **dittos cf the fence*, and that they war run in own tor kil vl by !Pit car rate trete, W. driver of urban w...e I under Trend onews to keep his time ; and it was sit feu ttr the platatllf that such ..rd• is re erred the def.-wheats totr.. pewee tom a orlon. A verdict passed foe the I . pl l o oft toff outwit , . its DU. Golson, new dewiest!, ! -.taped a Isle to • norouit, ton 'he eratisd trte the ; .*tenches conitt it,t he made t. eponsibie in eh .ewp. marry* ander the eiteanstanarr proved at the trial. TIM. having 'wee , aken to ettueiii.r of, point, Biwa to-citty dellveted the je.lieter.t of the 0;1.1r, Raking the rule abeovite. Naha.; was eleer-r than ! the prinelpir tltet a wetter was rely maswerrigc f-r the nee- I 'Aimee r want of Ain of t- u flaws, and thee Nay ta i uva l / 2 •n.l • r s. tr .rEas Ttanli c eteiart hive 16r '. f their voi, 4 4tei ev, unless it appeared thet he had *vowel, u.d.re• -ea.; ;If Abase .44. In that case ion.. wt e tra..er be T r,potdbl. i n . fe srees 861 %h . OtAad LA be steed tat treeFias es • * , 1440111DA `..t.t ordered the sets, whatever thry wets, ed his servants. Here lir: MVO' Wee otdered to drive quickly at a oven speed. .4141.ip eJ doing lath"! "Al Artp • it. pteiniff, .tot to tt eV! ma. +wales/fly Madre the eontpway ID 'trip N. It the cattle were rightfully on the Line, case is the nine y for injury dons to them by reason of the encash , . steed of the train; but U they were wrongfully thin, the company would not be liable at all. Then again the sheep might be th. re wrongfully, but with some excuse wiring from the neglect of the compaay to repair their own knew, and in that case if the driver rues over thins by negli gen t driving or excessive speed ordered by the traway woad be liable la caw, but not in trespass. It was not, however, amaitary to do more in the present erethan to decide that trespass would not lie en the bets proved here, and therefore the rule for a sosealt must be sae absolute. XL Boos Aliases observed that the ceder to go at a L gins Weed at mw a given &mate Teed, allowing, for gleggeges and enesquat variation in the speed. If there. Itse the driveriaw th4cos the line, his orders would not panda hba from and afterwards increasing hie sped mignon tin be ennead bet t. time. ' thit defeaden The few nmerning mem on the demurrer paper and the two bet os the new trial paper occupied the wart till four °Week ; but the points dimmed were not of a character to eon fee special mention. The court will not sit in Banat again till Saturday week, the Mad inst., whoa it will west to deliver judgments only. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YBBIniDgw. Swum Ma. Ocanusswes Ocnnaose. BIIR•011 or 'Pater DT Al Banana Alan ATTOZNIT. Ilia Honour gave jatigateat at the sitting of the court, in the matter of J. IL Storey, banker, of St. Alban's, whew eli c itation for his certificate was heard and reported in the ass a fewfdays ago. is Honour ha by Amnia, that though thebaskropt had borne a high character at St. Alban'* for agar ball a century, and had held high caws is the town nail ersew&p, this weld sot affect the Judgment of the cent ea the owed* lambed been eubreMed to it. After rematilabitillg l *e items in the Imbue-sheet, a.e observed than wadi he 61 .inhalant assets to pay about B e . in the punt, 1,6001. which rightly belonged to the MorillsalsM ili e2Mt. Lomax. Independently of the op posM wide b bad ben made, he ahead have thought it his duty to look deftly isle the ease. so be had bees struck with the great amount of expeaditure, which was at the rate of wore than NM • year independently of the bank and pretenses' mean& Tide was • remarkable illastraticm the bad ormerneenoes of nauseant eaditen. Ilea 14: Storey been content at expend LOW, or erne 1 et yram there would barn been nao adseryb Mine ter area the Importance of wiag tan; for la this we the Whirs wee thely it. Had the caw bees =opposed, he should have sawed the etwsew, but only of the third that rel. — lrt wee with the greatest pain he adverted to the net whisk t l emat e bad bra lenaght, aadseoare= is Pm gr m e bong "da e l eherniftr hauler or telleher, to resin ths tltaer ifs very NOW& Oman, lie. Inman, he Mg se for may year, and Psi • 1 loaf time gal them over wi th great regul arity to Mm Lewes Wow, but that gentleman breads( Lair= WI imbed* be bed emend to do so. This feature la the OM lead beta inftlased by Mr. Stony Iftrial,mail nem{ IS!, he tread her Megibettee ham the cos& Me Wampum' that bonsai sat have been safe in paineftwf thienassey hut %ha pal over 0001. Bat why should he eantitate a trades fa r Mr. Leman, and, what wee OVA% amp 5 per rust for so doing I Ile ought, at all events, to have disposed of the mosey so that it 'sight be forthcoming when celled for. Back wee mainly the duty of on who had taken on himself the Mice of banker and solicitor. Then the excuse he made for non. payment were frivolous in the extreme. First, that he had no authority for paying the money into Messrs. ram'. Why, he bad been paying ;ft thaw all Wear, end nothing had Wen dome to alter the authority. Then be asked for an inanity ; but afterwards paid 1,11001. without any in demnity. Bat this excuse was mon removed, by the matter being taken up by the legal authority—the executor—who had shown the greatest forbearance sad ceasidese. tion in the matter. His alleged= then was that the accounts were not ready ; sad • worse feature in the treaded= was that he had subsequently re mind 491., which ha bad se right whatever to touch, and had not even paid that over. When Mr. Marrett's p~tiena was exhausted, he had recourse to law ; and the himself a solicitor, instead of at one admitting the dam, pet on the record • plea that he did not owe the mosey—a &Obtain ithiltood. And what was his exam That he did not wish to give Mr. Loatex's repnesstatives an advantage over his other creditors. In other words, that this 1,60 01., the money of Mr. Lomax'. repreentatives, should go te swell the dividend under this estate, Such was the Goaded of this man, described as • respectable solidtor, of los' denies, and of good family. When remonstrated with he had the woken to allege—he who was spending 2,0001. Lizr—that the loss would only be about Mi. to each qua Ind, of whom there was • large number. When theatres dalleiliS for trial he came to this court, and now alleged that be bad ell along thought himself solvent. Be had clearly brought himself within the operatics of two of Wideness a the new act, to which, however, a retro- operatics would net be given, unless high authority that the act should be so construed. This bankrupt fan directly 'withis the weaning 01 the third and fifth did• der of the Math suedes, having fraudulently thtained the thrbessenes of his creditors. and vexatiously defended ea mica. As a beaker and solicitor, his responsibility was far greater than that of en ordinal trader. He Oland money under coefidonoe, sad he violated that maiden& He was • trustee, and he bad eemmitted a breech ot trust ; • steward, and he bad acted sullenly. A eandderatios of th e publics interest required that each an offing should be very severely visited His high character bad bees urged in his behalf; but how easy was it for a man living in a county town at the rate of 2,0001. a year, to maintain a high charac ter. As the good book told us, " Only do good to thyself, and all men will speak well of thee." The offence complained of was not an isolated act, but a course of conduct that had been going on for very many yea its. Toe reputation of his life was sew as the dem of ; ore would have to feel that his otWais bad bees brought te light, and=t e i l a a mart a justice. He treated that when the b t raft to raise ea the judg ment of the court, he woad the swift of taring • very different tone from that which he had hitherto held, of acknowledging that he had den extremely wrong, and of doing all he could, if ever it were in his power to repair the low which he had caused. The judge roast of the court would not go to the extreme point of re fusing the eartillosta altogether, the reason being that there wee so oilier opposition; that, generally speaking, there was no complaint against the bankrupt • and he (the Com missioner) was willing to believe that th is was one instance— bad esepagh—bat only one, of gross misconduct. He could not permit him to have his certificate under a very consider able period, is order to establish the principle that peryins who sceepted trusts end violated them were certainly not persona to be permitted to eater into tradesin—at all events, not until a very long period had els , and they oad undergone much pain and suffering w hich it appeared to him was deserved by °finless of il ls description'. The judgment of the court was that the certificate should be sus pended for two years from that date, and then to be granted of the third claw. The costa of the opposi ion ought also to cone oat of the estate; for it was of the highest important), to trade that trans actions of this kind should be exposed and brought to light ; and if brought to light, it ought not to be at the ex pense of the individual wronged, but of the general body of creditors. There was the wore reason for it in this case, because the creditors got all the benefit r.f this 1,6001. of Mr. lomaz's money, which woad be divided amongst them. The bankrupt's solicitor asked for protection. Mr. Marett the opposing creditor, stating that he did not °epos/ protection, His Honour granted it, complimenting Mr. Marett on the kindness and forbearance which had marked his conduct throughout the transaction. the I SHIPPING INTSLLIGENCE. 'fen OW as . Silpplag YmNS awl 'Lloyd'. UM: CASUALTIES. Active, Anderson, of Wyburg, from Stockholm, struck on the Leman sad Owen yesterday at noon, and at 10 p.m. cants to tho beach at Palling.—Yannouth, Dec. 7. Ann Gala, Leggin, hence for London in ballast, in putting back struck this morning between Credal Head and the Bay, and shortly after went to pieces ; crow, except the mats and muter's wife and child, drowned.—Waterford, Dee. 7. Cadmus (brig), of and for Sunderland from London, cam on shore at 2 p.m., a little to the south of this harbour mew saved.—Warkworth, Dec. 8. Columbine, Luckley, from 'Menem for London, has put in leaky, loss of boat, and other damage, and deck load thrown overboard.—Dartesouth, Dec. 8. Chested, Hunter, from Quebec to Liverpool, is on shore at Keacoey Point, near Strangford Lough, and is likely to become a wreen.—Belfast, Dec. 8. Dishy, of Liverpool, from Callao, remains on the Pan Sand, with 12 feet water in ; about 160 tons of her cargo has been thrown overboard, and bargee are loading with the remainder, the stores and materials; if the weather continue Has she may be got off.—Whitstable, Deo. 9. Eris.bath, for Sydney, has put 'sok, with lose at bowsprit, end proceeded t t London.—Gravvei d, !tee 10 Herald, M•Kinnon, from Liserpool to this port, which panel. toe Sound on the 6th or May hat, has teen care, lecd in this bay.—N au, Nov. 29. Mary, Jarvis, of Dartmouth, from Meta to London, came on shore between Pendeenis Castle and Gillen Vase, 7th Ont., during a violent gale from 8.8. E , sod bilged; crew, ma while, and part of cargo landed; and should the weather trove favourable it is :peened the remainder of the cargo will be got oat to-day.—Falmouth, Dec. 9 Palmerston, Bray, from Wyhurg to Hull, went on shore on the island of Wra.gelsholm, '26th inst., end it is feared will became a wreck; crew saved.—Reval, Nov. 30. Samuel Bodotnatoo, Hurst, for Australia, has put back with loss of anchor, an wtodlass damaged.—Gravesend, Dee. 9. Stater., Devise t, tor Jamaica, also put ba.k raterday with lose of quarterboat, bulwarks, stanchions, &c , and other damage, having been ie costair with Eds Elisabeth, Mid wiater, for Grenada —Deal, Dee. 9 gh,pherdees, barque, Stainbenk. of London, from Penang for Plymouth, I r • Wan, oat 166 days (reported on shore in yesterday's Daily News), had h. r earls blown away, when she became u, manageable, and about midnight was driven on shore under Pulpsrre Peak, a tew miles to the eastward of this harbour. A short time after she strte.k the bull went to pieces. The muter, Ibis wile, one peaper.cor, anl 18 of the crew were saved, with nothing more than they had about them. Two of the crew are suppos,d to he . rowoed--eite a Frenchman the other a Llsear. Her cargo (teak wood) is strewed up and down the roast ; not a vestbre of the vessel to be seen.—Fowey, Dec. 8. Wanderer, of Oekermunde, from Liverpool to Stettin (In ballast). got on chore lasi night at Grey.tones ; , -huuld the werher moderate she may be got off; her masts are gone. Dee 8. W rdey, from &reheated to Lralon, put into Christianised Nov. 18, with considerable damage, and the master and mate wash. d overboard. Waverley, Morgan, for Malta, has put heck —Deal, Dee. 8. NVilliam Hooray, Wilson, from Liverpool for New Or. leans, I,IA tons register, with 3,10 passengers, tell in with a heavy gals on Waimea*, last; carried away the fore rud maintopmast, and misenmest bel tie the eatharpins, I..st coppira, water-coke, mot sustained other eaten iv. damage. at prevent unknown Mr. Wilson has got two of his ribs broken, and several of the emu are severely bruised. The ship was brought into Milford harbour with the minutes of a coastingschooner.—Millard, Dec. 9. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. SOUTH LANCASHIRE—LxvisapooL, Dac. 10. A special geed delivery for the southern division of Lanca shire comineeced to-day before Mr. Judos Wightmen and Mr Jaime Talmud. The calendar contains the names of 87 orisooers. Tee trials during the day were devoid of interest. THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. CALIGen or STALLING 83cnurrica.-0. A. Collie, of No. 40, litermhoricapatit:are, war again firelight up, charged with -it &fog 46 share in the Friesland One Light Compai y, value 1.0001, anti olio with aopropriating to his wen use • 0 MISS of money to the mous. of 361., which were en- LIIII ad to lila 10 pay away, the pr,ptcy of Mc Geo. Ogle, of No. 4. Gr. • Wins:theater-street, solicitor. Al 'eras. Musgrove asked if the prosecutor was in at. tenelante. liedinron, the offircal, inform d the alderman that the prosecutor was unable to identify :he property, and the plate meats mad. by tome of the entotee ,, e to Mu Ogle before e miteg to the justiot-ro •rn were at variance with the evident. •h•y gave on ugh. The fact tics they withheld a great deal ••f evidence, and it was under th-te circurnatances f4r. 0,.1e though , it more f rodent not to welts the charge further. Alderman Musgrove satd that altered the case, and, after taut ening the prisoner as to his fwure conduct, die charged him. _ _ MARLBOROUGHL-STREET. ' Issawous Avila'.Tut' AND ATTIDINTID EXTORTION.— ' Wuhan& Tarbisev, who chaerihad himself as • tallow attainder, residing at No. 16, Little Newport-street, was e r charged with assaulting Mr. W. 'W8441,169, t-strtet, and attempting to extort money fn Bahian in B park. The prosecutor stated that he was is the et Kew. Lewis and Allenby, 169, R. gen&street, and *stem Saturday tft,. about half- 9 o'clock, be was traminsibein istbra am Ids ernyis, and on arriving at Hydrprak-owrater be had comelen to go into the public urinal war the park gates. Oa enuring be saw the prisoner ' who accosted bras. saying it was • very Ass nigh; Witmer said yes, it wen, Wok no fur ther sellse of the prisoner and left the plans immediately. Oa leaving, he had occasion to turn round, and saw that the prierner was following him. Perceiving this, witness, whose way lay through the park, turned into the eastern path, which is well lighted, still followed by the prisoner. Witness sot liking the prisoner's appearance, crossed the rand. in tending to get rid oi him, but the prisoner kept walking by his aide forcing his conversation upon him. Witness think ing to pet from the prisoner, armed the road again, when the prisoner laid hold of witness in a most improper meaner. Witness brassie very much excited, and hams heard that several persons had been stopped in the perk, and being naturally timid, he felt very much alarmed at the prisoner's conduct, and endeavoured to run across the road. The pei sonar, however, maintained his hold. end said, " I see you are • gentleman; you most give me 21 , mid if you have not got the money, you must pawn your warah. If you do not consent to this, I will charge yen with a certain offence, or follow you home." Prosecutor after a despaste struggle with the prisoner, got away, and Prosecutor, "polies " as lend se he could. Two constables same up, and witness gut the prisoner in charge. The prisoner denied the charge, and attempted to prove that the prosecutor had made overtures to him in the first instance. Polimemstable 41 A proved taking the • In castody. On searching him ha found aem packet of rouge. used by ouch fellows to fur their fame. lie had seen tin prisoner loitering about the pub on several occa sions for the last two months. Ile had inquired m the ad• dress which the prisoner gave at the station, and found that he bad been there only a week. Mr. Bingham directed the depositions to be taken, and committed the prisoner for trial at the Centrel Cr iminal Court. COltN.--Crunicarris. DK. 10 —Our trod* for 'Wheat to.day was steady, at farmer ratss. Barley plentiful with a wry dull trade la Ism, Psis, and Osta no 'Menden. *ben W. 10s. to 101. 10s. per lead. Barley, 13s. to 300. per qr. Oate. to. to ie. Poso, talon, 4e. to 46. M. per boebeL likoi,stou, Dee 10.—We kid a Sir supply el Wheat sad Barley to-4g. but sot nub of Whet pub; tow MI& seta dull sale, sad the twoberwase at new Mow prim. Of DOW sad Poe Ore songy err ee WWI& art Woo tom um* osetsioedin them. PorwoßTH, Doe. B.—At oar sadist Was' we won well Dyad tridt Wheat, bet as quote so hapreemeat skim value or fetid ; bawd, 19 Mis lab% sempealwe Yew times bad to be ;mtel br eur deo On sob la Dodo ma ober gripe cont. 10t. to 1111. 10e. pa lasi; Mi. Si. to 91. 10s. baby. WI. to Ws. pw Wading, Lis. to Ws. Oats, 17s. ta Ns. Plea. Inn to Sen. Dear, $B6, to Nix CATTLJ, flee.—Siva: Fatu.—At this fair as Saturday tae thew at Sera was as. dtblest ever knows, sad trade was rim Sweden adted bft very in proportice to the prim (.4 MA; NI Muds the gOWNOON drovers gem way, and moos dispedde• wallows to do bestows. There was about the usual =Silf Sheep bat dubs &ward for theta. hider Hanes were bet pdess COSOstalinit, Doe. 13.—The show of Besets was very later, = teaser se sill the him bang over Ike the the Palms were aser alp end fresh and Man Meek we re year offered at very , low teem; bet, Boca the evident wareity of the" thing needful ' mons the homers sad Vida/. but few asks were dichd, end esimpeaffp a gmat imPrity left the market mold. There were bat lew 'help omitat, and the Name dater' prevailed throughout dr day; tubes still bather deallosd, sod but law pow slasaged h.nds. There was ao revival in the Pig trade, except to, prime joist" aid& fetched rather better pekes in the London muter. .app Wm gad larata, 710; Beset+, 010; 284 Wows if sad YoMm. 152. laviuszooL, Dwain= 10.—The 'apply of cattle at this day. market was mealy the Isms as on last Ifoaday, of sheep much smaller. A very deg demand Pt beef at a redaction is priors, ineVapod easlity, whisk Idly Named last quotations. Batty. i demand at a Opt Pgrommint value , but merely eufkient is alter our potathaem of lest Meela. Beef; Sid. to 4id.; mutton, 4d. to M. per lb. %en antdo,, lASI damp. Nottwtcw, Dee. ft.—Our onset exhibited • large show of Pots sad short-hress ; la feet, the numbers. were far greater than the demand, andprim fully half the Beasts remised spi nonemadt, at last w.vii's th of man °praise we* e trade. Pat Beasts e Ge. 6d. to 6a. 9d. per M every oos of ta the bs. The pene were badly filled, and [Peep and Lambs as dull a sale is say this seism In store Pip and fat Pork no alteration worth Notice. SWINDON FAIL Dee. 10.—Oar fair to day was well sup plied wi th i i s tgood Mow of Beef, and for Pelmet timhffee there was a goodAt the Pee a pretty pod clearence was effected. at to 10e. per ROM • few of tbe pelmet qualities realised 105.4 d. Mama made ea siosedlogly dull sale, and a pod many Sheep remained =sold. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. Tcasto.w. Dsc 11, 1849. The Stabs of the Weather at each of the following plugs at Mae *Week yesterday isoralag.—The swims are sow sawed is or der of Istitsde. Naas a Mara. M°l elrn a w °I State a Weather. ---- I moors. ...... ..... N. Cala Foggy Pass N. frauds Breese Foggy Poarascarra N.W. (karat Erseas ?morally Crawly Samosa N. Cala Cloudier LWOW. mmenuurros N. Namara= B.W. o. Btroag tis a... Bram Foggy Lamm's. Baassasvoss N. Carat Foggy READING N.W. Oestra Brew Foggy 011SENIVICH Calls Deals Fog .ransmos ........ Woos W. Cala Foggy tiuracansa CMIlIIIIMII Kew Bras soars Y.W. °calla Bream Foggy YaILMOLTIR CONWAY Y. Ocala Nast Overcast lIIILTRLD W. Oestls Braga Band E. Calm Foggy Lascassa N. Cala Foggy DAIUMITSX W. Ocala Brews Overcast Sur Hammon LW. Mat FM? IWSIMILIAND N. Gaols Brass Overcast NIWC•WLI 82•1100/ BE. Cala POW LOUIS Cala AMY? Maw= W. Oats Fogg? Oramaow Lossuass ---- - -- Cram of Wind. N.E. THIB DAT, Noow. a of Wind. !Late of Weather. Bream Partially Cloudy. Esmbar, •• HeSand Lisbon... Pacific India vi& Southampton India vi& Marmillas ........ Boston and Halifax Mexico and Hamanah West India Brasil ARRIVED. 1)0 0 18 Jan, 7 DN. 21 0 De* 111 bit 22 Dee. 77 D* ALIZAIIIIIK-at Quienstomn, December 6, nom ..... . Aran-at , December 1, from ........... "*"",_- 17 / 1 ADILIIIDD -st It December 8, from ......................... ~_•wele Arosso-at Hull, ber 8, front .... - ........ "*"'" .... Caen Acsizass-at Liverpool, December 10, ..... ........ --- .ollerr Anonyms- at Live December 10, trom_ ............................ Amami Neneou-st Gravesend, December T, iron: . . i....... " 0 01 AGNSI-0/ Gravesend, December 7, from`.... ..... -- ',„Artat Aurron-stOravenneL December 7, from ........... .... 1 . - "" 1 Area--at Grammesd, December 0. 011 M................ ........ 01.41 , 0-41 ff Liverpool, December 10, frons " - ....., '",,,,_. Betsy APO Lavaa-at Oran:mad, Demeelme ... ..... ....... ~,__ • - •"..s Curious-at Gravesend, December 9. from . „ :: "willt Cr= or Poway-at Graveseed, December a, iii,ii . .::-.• planet i Coacirsre-at Deal, December 9, from .. ... ... ....... - ...... re, „,„_ . ea nl Concern - at Queenetown. Deoembet 9 , * ban ...... *" .... -- 'w l Dwirea-st HU% 1/4610mber 0, from. ......... Mame, Ditren-at Gravesend, December 9. rim . - ....... - retfthirt ELIWWIII-at Gravesend, Dumber 9, hem ........ --LI MO* Earnest= - at Liverpool, :D .ember 11, from_ .... : ... v 11iss Fersan-at F.:mouth, December t ow hees. . ....onalm, lens-at Ha, December 8, llinfm - 74 Fauson-at Deal, December 9, tram ; Bt. lticm., heasea-at Queenstown, December 11, - hem ... . an FOlci.A-BALIAOII-at Gravesend, December 10, Term ....... . ~is Favocarrs-at Gravesend, December 7, from ........... n..ta Gurseacar-t Gravesend. December 8 , 00111....... " ..e7 16 GALATIA - at Gemmed, December 10, from Herrn Are Ame-at Gravesend, December 7, tran, m * ,__... Geo. Waummon-st Weymouth, December 0, _ zee!, 11•111.01 , -111 Queenetown, te comber 6, boa.. .... .........= Heams-at Queendown, Dmember 8. frees ...... ,,,. .m. 0 -1; laammak-et Deal. preflith,. 4, (~,,, lentrevar -at Hell, December 8. from -.AMIN ) i .l 3A Oa . W7 A A l wo re ennwrmi n woo tzwe-a o j ir -st essisma Qwww G"e lersembir wo. "l. I:ww....97betwo...llo9;:atma.trom." ""."1411 ........... .n0. . -.. ."1 11e me Hneseron-off Dover, Deeeentser 9, trom ....... ......m.y..M7Tr a Lommnr-at Deal, Damage 9. from *eh. Lmx-st Falmouth. Dessesta 7„ 0001 llb haw Lair Ihnas-st Plammattb, Deormber 9, tram ..... ir,a_ I.IOETTOOT.-111C10~01,14 December 8, *ma_ .. -..... Loa DWlttall-110 01 . 00110010 A 11 0 01 0010 er 0 , frOill. ~.t MAST 110111011-1111 UM.111101., December 6, ftem".. .. ........i 11•11 T A/411 -a1 On= December 8, ham BAT QMICII -at Gra . December 8, bass. ...Ain If tamme-at Grameml, December 9, As MART Lira-at Gramma DeOPI3IO,I 9, from Moinsva-st Datinaber 6,.......... NAST ANN 11000, Dee. 9, from... IrDosiersa-at thnemestawm, Deeeneber 8, from ... m aw.* Ilemenz-at Osermitearn, Deeember 7 fr05t.........- . , AIM Nnesta-at GmeSsai. Desember 9. 1 10 01 SUM* Psalm lawann-st Gravesend. December 9, ham- P. 11.18.1 PATILIOCH-at Liverpool, December 10, from king Peowestar-at Liverpool. December P, from PLIKVIILD - 111 Queenstown, December 6, front ...000 Penentena-at Queenstown, December 6, from .Cambeel.• Peary-at Falmouth, December li, from Itexama Marano-at Gravenend. December 9, from. abill 2 Boma--raGravesend, Member IL from pi e lionora-at Scilly, Decenaber 16 flow Max -at Poole, December a, from_ easortan-olf Brill* n, Detente 1 11. More Gail/Mar -at Leverpeed. De •Am 10. treed Jew Tim Par mons-at Gravesend, Deana' !0, hom . ...-Mrs LE. 8. Moran-at Gravesend, December to, OWL Beeme-at Gravesend, Dee sober 9, from beemellt Or. Marne-at Grommet& December 8. from AA *. Scresaroa- at Grammes. December 8, frem.........- --And Bares-at Gravesend, December ft, fr0m",.... " - ........ Taceteetsses -at Graveurvid, December 7, V01ir............. Oa* Toes. LOWIIT-61 Gravesend, Deormrat Or frael •-• .-,1111111 Irool. Rawam-st Gravesend, December 8, tram..- -realm lineman -at Gravesend. December 9, from /*Mee Tan-at Queseidown, Dearelbee 8, free - Otes T. Medunt-st Liverpool, December 10, hosu.-.-...Perenegi vao-off Liverpool Deneenter 10, ham Trax-et Plymou December 9. tram menus-at Gravesend, DK*llobar 10, teem ...am Wasericn-at Liverpool, Deeenber 10, from Ma ram. emerxesom -at Gramma December 0, from. ....... --Gas Oteatam-at Gravesend, December 9, hem. -Oran W. Parr-of Liverpool. Member 10, from Pt dime CLERKENWELL. C RRRRR OP •86:01TIO0 • 0131 . ALB.— Arr. Henry Delaney, vied e. pi .err, CO Cautaiiagerreet, Pentoi.vil v, app. red, puttaent to Ms r cow tunes,, chatged by Mrs. J ... R se, •., No. 6, li-tunt Pie s tt, skin hvvirg violently ..salted her. t . ,, pet (Will cave eviderer, which sou • reiteration of be pettiest re which nay.. b ern h. h.-- stated Mr. Moretti M.weton, civil .ts far-r, of Hansverwreet g e g u gfon, •id that on the night o th e alleged assault he yea welkuse in Oray's inn-lase, end tu-aran with the de ' feadant. 0. pastille by the prorcutriz, without the least pe Vf4l•li• U. ii e wreck hint *co t'en bi•p• ti e ~E. y ,I show upon his. He pontively ...ore that Mr. Delany bid ; . t ot peek te.r, or stills. her • blow •; Mr. Dom.*, atter tist.hing • t htivtly to the evidence I eeid h ,, w. t,ld send the CIP4 odor. a jury, if Mr. Row; t preened for reek v course. kr. Rost buig- , ,5 , .-d iha• he only wished the surgeon's bill tboald be psi t. IMr. ROAol..•ii*• I for tbe Defend.. t), said that the story of the pow. come was lasprobanl.. A person of his cli..nt'e nsp-suability wee incepelin ..f ;he von. net attributed to him, ...6 feeline his nama r te of th, Olvege, neither t - ,imeelf nee his Mewls would )6 d to any compsvesiseot the ease. Mr. DsMnsy vu then orik . red to Ilkd eau respectable lewnikeepi ea Dis bail to ap i u.ar at toe swifts to answer 1 Ai Owes. SAILED. Act oe Tamum-sfrom Liverpool, December 10, t8....91.11dmh Aura-from lavereeol, December 10, t 0.... ... llan ALIANDAILI-40111 Gravesend, December 10, M . . .Wt Acre-hem Ovemsend, December 8, to AIiONAIVIIIi &Mind, December 6, to .Ne•Orken A tautirestes-from One mend, December 11, to Alpe a l Deanna-from Ormond, December 8, to Ow co Loewe-from Gravesend, December 9, to ....... . NAM Commence-from Oveveseed, December 6, fln.. -.- ..... .R ennie Covernee or Logos:A-from Graeesend, Dece mber 6, to Tinier Queers-from Gravesend, December 10, to DRIPVIII C414/MCLEMI-trigd CITIVIMM. December 9, to ..fiewfoustbel Coessac-han Quesestoms. Decimeter 6, to Imes Carta Leirmes-freen Portemoith, December 9, to lesie CneelMlll•4lllePerAMMA. Deosieber 9, to Menai Conmonose-teem Portant .ute. December 9, to Mill DCDIIBOIX-froll Gravesend, December 9. to BIM/ &Assure-from Gravesend, December 9, to V. , twee Rosszu.-from Gravesend, December 10, to = Kum-from Bristol, December 10, to Bubsim EISSAA.4OIIIB Takeo's*. Dm 8, Pm...« Lela Erreor-ermiClueertemen, December ' s, to Alfa Fix-tram come, • Dee. 8, to Lela HOPEWIILL-from Portamouth, December 9, to Join Hum-from Livermol. December 10. to Rio Gneb st.eno from Gravesend, December 9, to Taal Jnlnt Poem - from OrlllePelld, December 9, to lb Jost resisee-frace Orem end, December 9, to New Otto Jaen Puss-frau Gramm& December 9, to St. Vireo Joan Blear-from Grammes, December 10, to ..„ - lAmpi LADT Ann - from-from Grevememo. Member 10, t 0..... ......... Webb Malre-from Gravamen& December 8 Is Olo letasints-frem Gravesend, December 6, Ws ... .. ....AL Ella MART Yams-from Unversed. December 9. to.. .... ... OM MOZAWR-ham QUAteriAolllll. Deeeenber 8, to AY PUIWTYI7-trem Bristol, December 10, to ....Yee Olin PaIIIFIIILD-60111Clossaitiown, 'December 8, to lab Paws-from Gravesend, Decembes 8. to OM PALI/TIPS-It= GTIVOIRII, December 8, to -IWO Rem emcee-tram Onamend, December 8, to ME Roo moo-from Ormerend, December 10. to Cell RD. Cosesx-froes Ltverpeol, December 10, to AL Mimi% Rom. Pmerom-from Liverponl, December 10, to Oa Rmrsetel-from Plymouth,_: December 9, t 0... -AMA Drum-from Portsmouth, bee 9, to Width Mee Atom Gravesend, Dec. tuber 10, to Ai .13erleMs STLPII-from Gravesend, December 9, to &Area Arnow-from Greeseend, December 9, to ....M. Mae eminence Alse-from OTSVISOULI, December 9, to VIM Tar-from Queenstown, December 8 , to ldea Wsraawvrcs-from Gravesend, December 8, to . ............. Wm. Bunter, Jos.-item Gravesend, December 8, to -lbele WNIMIOIJaII -from Gravesend, Dec. 9. to TIMM Toes Tows-from °mewed, December 9, to heated VENOMS SPOKIIN WITH. ALSTON (barque), of Newcastle, Nov. 29, lat. 41.41, lon. 10.4 7 W. BLONDS, from London for Sydney, N.S.W., Oct. 29, lit 14.3,11. 31 W. Coss (barque), of and from Liverpool for Calcutta, Dee 2, lit 44 Ll:c2 (bri), Dee. 5, lat. 42.30. NANCY, of London, for Seville, Nov. 23, off Lisbon. PikACTRIUNCI, bound south, Oct. 34. lat. 13 S., lon. 31. I'W'CC EDWAAD, of London, Nov. 29, Lat. 49, lon. 19. [Advertisement.l RawmAnsm YYPECIPALLT COI•D BY HOLLOWAT'S Prue.—A sergeant of one of the reltioddi doing garrison duty in Hobart Town had been for years a norimb rheumatism. He was under the care of the regimental surgeries, bet deriving not the lent benefit from their treatment, in despair belied recourse to Hodoway's Pills, and, aa by • miracle, this invaluable medicine has been the means of perfectly curing him, and he noir M. ior the best of health. For obviou. rea.ons, the names of the or. gavot and the regiment are withheld, but Major Walsh, of h e ad Town, will vouch for the accuracy of thin ratement. -Sold by ail eon den of medicines, and at Professor Holloway's Fatablialunen, 14 4 , Strand, London. BIRTHS, KARRIAGF.S, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ACKBOYD.—Dee. 4, at Maaningbam, near Bradford, the wife at 0. nekroyd, Eq., of a son and heir. OOLLETT.—Dee..4, at Yetely lu 11, Dania, the wife of 11. P. oi" Eim , of a daughter. ' . OWL—Dee. 7, ►t Park House, iihiffnal, Mrs. W. Cope, of a daa4btC• EYRE.—Dee. 7, at Butterant, the wife of W. A. Eyre, Ewis bP master of the 47th Regt., of a daughter. HAMILTON.—Dee.. 4, the wi'e of A. Hamilton, Em., Of Gidea EA -- -- Rawl, of a daughtei. - HILL.—Deo. 5, at Halton, the wife of the Rev. G. mu, of a too. MAY.—Dec. 7. at Clayton-Noon., the wile of Yr. W. Hay, Jo, If • SDI& MOVEMENT.—Dee. fl, at Hingham, Norfolk, the wife of Ward Movement, Esq., surgeon, of r daughter. PLUSIMF.R.—Dee. 7, at Hartley Rectory, near Alton , 110% wife wife of the Rev. J. T. Plummer, of a daughter. PYM.—Dee. S, at Radwell House, Herto, the wi'e of F. 1.1 1 11 Esq.. of a son, prematurely. ISSITTH.—Dee. S, at Thome' Parsonage, wakened. MTS. of • daughter. MARRIAGES. DIGHTON—ALLEN.—Deo. 5, st Derroeh Church, the En. oighton, of Elasleto.n, Gloucestershire, to Yrances. 7000r 4 d tighter ol the late 6. Allen, Esq., of Jwoonoae, • utrim. JANION—GASNETT.—Dee of the Cathedral, MitnebWth Joseph, third eon ot Jani , n, Esq., of Itoeltsavge, bire, Mat isnse Maria, youngest daughter of J. Gannett, Esq., of Broughton. - ZEDVORD—JONES:—Dee. 6 et tit. Pancras mach, Ne w ' r°4 William, only surviving en of the Lite Mr. S. ited.ord of HMO ° court, to Isabella Thumits, second daughter of the late T. /OM Esq., of the Regent's-park. SIMPKLYSON—VAUGIiAN.—Drc. G, at St. Martin's, Lei , "" °/.. Rev. J. N. Strapkinson, ~ne of the assistant Martens 01: ' row, and eldest son of Sir g. Siropkidant, Q C., to :torah DocodeW daughter ot the late Rev. E T. augthui, MA., Vicar of et / o, * tin's, Leicester, and Rector of Futon. STOW —WALLEIL—Dec. 8, at St. Matt Berry, Panful, Tetstst Devonshire, by the Rev. the Vicar, W. C. Stow, Eq , w r w7 l , well, Barrel, to Hermit's Georg:sea, eldest clituretef Weiler, Esq., late of Tuurlow beige, Norw.xid, Sum* DE AT HS. CROW.—Det. 6, at Lorn.rosoi, itrizton, Jane, widow of the IWO W. M. Crow, Balton, med 23. GORTON.—Dee. 7, at llidhurA, Sawa. J. G 'non, EM W ed Mope Castle, Kent. MAW KlN6.—Dee. 7, at Norwich, Martha, widow of the Wl' 114 "kin e y LA, aged 66. HOME N .— Doe. 3, Itiehant John, eldest son of C. K. Homer, DWI Townsend Home, Wiley, aged 27. KEMP 4 CIN.—Dee. 6, at Itutian!-gato, Hyde-park, C. J. Kcal ° EN., et that place, aged M. 68110101. —Dee. 4, at Margate. Elizabeth. widow of the lat e oebwn, Esq., aged 60. tat 41 W. PAYNE.—Dee. 6, at Penlon-row, WahrorM A *l " , "- Payne, Esq., formerly of the Borough ,6. ---- blued and pubtlited try Wu.ualt Ilan Nauy y NI.. ewe; In the City of Leary,. Ril u:. at tat strut, ht the predated Vilitteirters—Teamh Waggle •I 13410. ,* EF.V 13th clay VIM . , ' verde &TEAM ot h e r , V.; regain' , yeobw do not =der lOW Z Mr. 1 r psevrY OTrlt ihto oo tior, th 4 Ste the bang . 1 or T oon Cointri , winch. mutual A254),1 B ible to sedate , @stabile order t , pone; I In b , protect R. fairy The induct Foul ►idol 161. d "fh the Pr( The the he on or — PIO OT at t the ;r9ANYI tram Comi bean other went panic Telo gas L