The Express. — London, England, 1868-11-04 00:00:00

SPORTING DirELLIGRNOE. LIU:SPOOL AUTUMN M aiIING.—TO3IIO34I. Nigh wadi sad how dash attended the laingisattna Mama ai as the Afatrre nionalag,bst dfd aot namely ,n et the slit eilther whir% sr • geed ess, he ith Mike genera public anti pr: Msnoltals wan maenad, and gni 400 a twee can of t turf. t the bitter of taboos we amps soapeA the Ind el the earl al Ohauffeed • Mr PrnierieJeleslese, LAMM. Lord SOK age Mode, Mr. Orem* !Im,. Laid Widatiseamid. 10. The gad fat the (Icy sae as asetdlgq weo Mod awe. sal la woo tonewarty art to elemthesee • as only haw had Snake Wag the Meth Used Me drimarff icaou Ittalaw- far which MP of S eat Ws put in as age waste, some little marks fa holithtg the .thaw falba plate. The lady Alin wit was Ss asidiate ly tinted termite, _and bribed done to ow money. a redden which be justilled by admit/ ;may. The ethernire vise stain nireendel in the sent race. the M dr 5it,.4.4101. to improve every time be rm., ire*, ' , Me gin est ogle of the tkid opposnl to h to, sod wWI eta+ irdi iirry silly rimed Mahe hone. The (torteth Write SsoMem pro tend • toed finish balms Martineau and Hanish , . hat Pro tared an of w otioa, rArtieulare of w.ukh will be found is th 'eyed et the rate. Wi'd limitienao walked cr-v far the Teal Iffleeplettere. Pwr the Esowder ffeesery, Mr. Joel* Da SS at left of hie good thing to the thiperetriers anti tato Lae inn turd over sad OWCT again good enough In I eve wen thirsty each room in • maw. The A it'd NM." Hales fell to the whose orbeider the ran, 11 e Ft n simnel* Mt, who m busd over wt. tht gem tr: te, tt.c I laity It, 'Flyn MipMear rata tie New ritti,o °sly produced ve mutely. mad the sawed Jong' .Aron van tina in the wen daat, en r or, woo in • canter by four imethe. age' Willie; Swan ,te at even sty. The jette SMOUeI 1111TOrred t, • MIMS won. meshed abecilinety Irk sal after se* sp. et to would r e am wroxecly worth babel of own few Ware rs,accinents. The Waterloo Plate ening to Vt. aim. nous Ironer. eve a geed tsar with Marinates, mnoteded the shuts ries. retrows. ?ea TNI 0:•c SO of Soot,. cub, with 40 added, for and • winds . ; IR *IA for axe the winner to he said far 100wrra; was nlio• saws. Fire furlong,. Ile ribs.) Certain Math. ll'r cby ICmg Tem • lady Ali a WO , yrs at nib . .... . . . . I Mr. W. O. Bausett's lady Clinton 130)0 E7C - 13 illaralui) I Mr. J. Wear. Lady 'lazy (.450), 3 yea, TM nth (Hibbard) 3 The Mowing alto ran - °corral gaiety, ?Anne Irani.., litlrool, An, Tirade, and Quinn.a Hinting : Peen on the Lady Atireesit, 4to I set Omni, b to I apt I sdy Clinton, and 10 L. I apt any other. Lily Mary cut 4Si :be wild', closely attended by General Marty, latyamts and the lady Alice roil bine neat. At the arm" tie littly Alter telt bad all hie opponints in trouble, and, eo. an, non amity by four lengths Iran Lady Clinton, who wan • in strower of Lady Mary ; °client Wendy wet fourth Alberta fifth, Vizi* sixth, slid Priors Lenin neat. Charon and Herod wrist burs of. The winner was sold to Mr. W. O. Bean it for lb goine — ;•=l . - - Tel Cr of 300 KO", by subecri • of 5 nova. ay.", Kit,ilt r WO CO add. d ; for 8-yr-olds and u ; arta' poultice. M fie and • WOM'. Mr. 0. Paytie'y rote by Tom Howline-]Sato' *t rib tine. 5113 enrol . . ..... .... ............ . (T. 1 Yr. Williams' Life Ousadosan,6 yet, 104 Ilk (ine Mb ex. (Erica 11 Mr. Pill'. liberal. 4 re, 9st 131 h line. 6.1 en.) .(H. T 47101. 3 The following alio tan: -Ai tts ten, King of the Purim, and I)etricity. Betting . 2to 1 on the Makeehift colt, sto 1 emit Artesian, end II to 1 eget Ring of the Pairime. The Makeellift colt jumped 1f with a Oise le ad of the (Mt 11, of whim blond weir the meat pi Mir, 112 ; Eleettic:ty, Low. err. 1{1.21 rude 41 to the front, the fee...trite goirg en se cord, and Rug of the Perim and Artcsian !mingles up the rear. At a half mai Laced took tp the ranr.ing, and Life °uardr° lB n. . droned Mt the rear. Rounding the bend amtneity was heater. galeing of the Petrie@ drew up to the quarters of the M Ate shift sit, Liberia 4111 holding the Loft A quarter of • mile from borne Mak:obi melt b ead ed the 1. asks and come in an emy rr ma by three lengthi. Life Ouarelenun, who bookd Mewl fa the tut 100 yards, woo fan, length. in Laminae of 7tr. BAN borne ; Artesian war fourth. Meetrieity fifth, and Zing of the . ltiries did ty•t ra....1 the post. Atter the race the winner mu named Make haste. Tim CIOITTTO Renoir TIAOMC4II , of S lOW. C1e..14 with Cr) added ; wittier, extol. Two mike, over at: Been hordlet p mtg.) Mr. Lintelee Parnabo, by Porto Rico, dam by Bandy a Tearaway, I ere, lid Mr. (' Jarvis'ißattington, 4 ow, 10/4 71b .... re (.larvieL: h Mr. P. Gen'. 001OOLO, 4 yrs, Mkt (Richard. 3 The following oleo ran :-Staaton, Midderdele, and ' Delilah. Petting: Even en Punabo, M 1 to 2 agit Paratiten, 4 to 1 vet illanten, and 100 to 15 eget (Mena. Stanton 11,18 fLM oft, laving in attendance. Pujah Delilah and Bantabci, the latter of whoa led over the Net hurdle, white Hertington was several *teas in the re ar. At the turn neat the eland &Mali Dowlah took op the remoing, narrate and COkTVO following. At the third hurdle Danube lad several lengths, but resumed hie potation of second bdore the mile part was remand. where Siejah Dowlah droned astern. Bernabo coon after noshed to the (root, het was mall aged two hundred yards from home by Hartbig too, who bad run through his homes, but Barnebo, atin:tg the kneed, won a good race by hdi a le Arts. Coleus° was third, beaten Ka lengths from Barliagton ; Stanton pulling up was fourth, and the ethos did not rum the port. A dual ii:.jeetion was lodged umbra liar sat oty Jervie, the rider of Harbutton- • .fimt, on the around of Bernabo not ha jumped the bindle, so the far aided the coarse ; and, wmndly. no mount of the advertised mambo of hurdles (Rix dilrhtte, rat being meted. Mr. Scott an behalf of Mr. Goodbye., and Mr. Oohs on behalf of Mr. Union, ate °b leated on th , latter grounds. Thom objectless. however, were 'mended, and the judge e deeieion coofirmed, it trannering that the w.nd had blown three of the flights down. Tea 'I alit FT , name Haeoicar of 6 mom. each, 2 ft to ale hod, soh 60 added. About two mile.. (14 subs.) Mr. IA .rift's Wild Banteaan, by D. 0.-dam by lio(ewoon, aged, lost i2lb (O. Woblingtost) w. e. Tut Hevener Illemssev grease ilezerrear at I erne. sank Ift to the fund, with 100 added. liaM • mile. NS asbe.) Me. York's c by Kettiteuni--/mweratrice, OA nib I Mr. 0. Ante We f by Vengeonee or Athereteste=/ Shin p, 7.4 (llletier 2 Mr. J. Inman e's ()cod How, 7st 1111/ (Canseron 3 The following &bonus ; -Hind. LightCoud, Winifred, Hymen, Babe Ally, April Morn, aneraid, and Lord Morn.. Betting : 6to 2 agst Beaky Sharp tiny. 4 to 1 ufst Winifred, 5 es I eget Hind, it to 1 eget the fropoutriee colt, 10 to 1 eath ,gat April Mc rn and Oood Hope, and II to 1 age Light (loud. • long delay occurred at the pore, and the Imperstriee colt, who wee fractious on hie way down, threw Jeffery, who, how ever, quietly remounted and iuined the Add. When the Asa fall Lee I y glary filly a ado play, having Rebe filly, Hind, ant Wini fred in else atterrelmoe, the Iniperatrice colt heading the others to tl.c f i .tani•e, where Hind was beaten, 61111 the Becky &keep fly to k a .tar 14 ed. On reaching the stand. however, the Ineperatrne eoit chat out, primed the favonvite, and won by Wee» lemon of a length; four lengthe between seeosd and third. Winifred, rime up, wax fourth, Mod fifth, Robe env anti, Lnedi Manus. a math, u 4l light timed and aneroid last throughont. Toe Au. dont, bruiso RfASIIR of I. ions. melt, with 4) adleit Mehl' for age -. peaaltim and allowance.. T.Y.C. (6 cubs ) 31,. &Mudd' • c by Carnival -Summemide , 2 yre. 64 en Oar. NC tilbg. 1/14.1 ... • , Hodknn` 1 :AA Wodinoi. land', f by 'Oemana di Vow-Equity. 2 yrs, art lib if 96i (Wilma) 2 Ilir. 11. An, tt'h Latunde, 6ya, 94 511. (150) frinowdaa: 3 Ile fie..oeidar alio ran : -Ban-of-War, Teem Vtrnon, The Beene, and Hector. Petting : M. to :10 emit Equity filly, 4 to 1 ea® east Hamel. the Remo.. and Man-of-War, sad 5 to I ewe Proctor. Tor; V. me n, hauede, and react' r lay in front for a quarter of a mile, Mien Tem Venn m and Proctlr gave way, and Maunaa led to the distasee. At this Point the Summenide colt drew out and wen by IA f a length I a n. ek between second and third : Man-ofeWar wee fourth, Tbe V, stye and Praetor nett. Tom Vernon did not TEMP tie j .nt. Th. winner me...01d to lend Woetenneland for 10 guinea.. end Ili. Prom/ move claimed Torn Vernon. Tea FLUNG 11AV VICAP of 6 som. earls, 2 ft to the fund, with ]padded. T.Y.C. '4 furlongs .. _ 160 rube.) Ili. Sok'. Rap* go, by Itesehiman-Hag, 8 yrs, get 2lb (Runt) 1 /Aird Wistmorelonere Rttty, 3 rev, Mt 1(1b (Sutler) 2 Mr. Ileilmes'e Vutoe,B yrs, 74 alb. Tinteru and Parma also ten. Iktting : S to 5 eget Belphigor. 4 to 1 eel art Parma eon Deity, 6to 1 art Timeru, and 100 to 15 apt Virtue. The lot ma in dote ado' to the (Mane*. where Ilelphoger, notwithstanding his effort to cut it, wan Li ought to the hoot, and won in a touter by four lengths; time: lengths ing mod and third. Tie W PLA Ili I ) 0 co non.. Mile and a ovule it. Loyd Westmoreland's Woke y, by Primt• Mmieter-Re pentane'', 5 Fre, 74 51b . ..... eiCenyoni 1 Mr. M a , Birdi', Harlington, 4 yr., 7.4 211) (Wyatt 2 Mr. T. a tatuan's Honehty, 5 yrs, 84 la (Wilson 8 The fr Vowing alto ran ;-Liberal, 'Lest tancashire, and tient.- oil )(tasty. Petting: 7 to 4 aged Wavy, 2 to 1 mod Honesty, sto 1 emit Pitt J as! Leroy hire and Thirlivirtem. lfoutington and Oeneral Lm. ty alternately ktljor a mile, whim the) lore pissed by WM i. y, 141,0 •asno VI r hNdtd, and won in a canter by two lengthe, ft or a i ohs ei I aratime second and third. Lili.ral was a bad ft. ill,. Run id) end Loot Lancashire, who both broke down, did xi ty ear the j mt. BETTING ON TIM COURSE. LIVEIII (JOL AUTUMN CUP 9to 9 and Ibe Palmer (t) ' 100 to • alit Orion (t) 41 to 3 - Crime...a (t f) 100 to 7 - Abe/while (t) BO to 13 - Li. 4.14 of the 2. to 1 - Aires it) Garter (t fj RI to 1 - Paul Joins (a) 11 to I - E.- Saw (t) 10'10 to It - VitaAmburgh(l) 1 MIDNIGHT BETTING. LIVIRPOOL AUTUMN CUP. 1 11, to 1 art The Palmier it to Mr.) II to 1 - Cruniten it end erl i •to I - leniebt of the tauter Itl 710 I - 6,e Maw (ti MS to 8 - (Cow It) UM to co -- Al . Trrille (off, after 1000 fa 7011W:1110M Sal,* 90 is 1 - Lady Itenriette (06) IS to 1 - Van Amt.:ugh (t to i)00) 25 to 1 - Ajax o) 40 to 1 - Tribrne (t) 40 to 1 - Inn! donee (4.71 yrn to 2ZiI -- Orinuton and Retest of the Outer emitted (t) Even art Paul Jones ruuuing (of) BY. ITING INiiiiilDON.-TrletnAT. As Wald be expected, tire attendee/tie at the dote was moos sightly M. mere to-day ; resettle km, among those prow of a fair amount of lereinine westrameeted on the Liverpool Autumn Cop. Between flan and 641'0 wore again low steel no The Palmer, at 5 to I, mid , •ite rout nUy no more than 9 to 2 was obtainable. Neither RI fight of the Outer nor (trimaton went very well, open Mee 'Timmer! a gnat &Mile to lay aga ins t them, elthelgh the canna limit of (dol. we. MA mods exceeded. fine of the tea tares of the day was the Meting of Lady Ilstriette, about whom all ti ,r e p o I s very readily taken, and 100 to 6 !Molly pted to • aount. Another notes/Mk movement was the drone to re t i n Mr. Deadman's pair coupled, and 10 to 1 . waa rot only liAta, but vnodd have been accepted to • comdde zalge t-uts. Aber:Addle was revered tinter backed at 100 to 7 and 1888. 5 ; and Paul Jones met with mine support at 100 to 4. Friday come into worm note,, and found supportegs at ostid• prima. At the dose, quotation.' were as follows : LIVERPOOL AUTUMN CUP. 9 to! erg The Abner toff, sto 1 t mid sr) 100 to 16 - Knight of the Oar*/ (01, 7to 1 0 15 to 2 - Oriuraton (off, tBto i) 9to 1 - See Saw (t) KOAbort/Ms (1) 100 to 8 - Orion (olf) • Nu to 7 - Pant Jones (of, 100 to 4 t and Iv) Va. to 6 - Lady Henrietta (t It o) en to i• -- Ajax toe) 90 to 1 - Airesav t ator (off) 60 to 1 - F r id a y • ea to I - Tyne dale o (t) 3to 1 -- Knight of the Darter and Orini.ton Icon pled 0) 10 to 1 - Orion and Aggravator coupled (t and w) Rtally strong mai cheap tee is secured by pur- Awi ng Itr,ritimen'm v., to. It bax for tht• peat thirty youn en rktrinro,no.• (n .11 pot. of Oa. king•loni. Had only LO whets iirria• -1.1 "'" 4 * 0 , he, hi arty town, esstscticeas in LA I? DITBLLIGENCIL EQUITY COURTS. —Nov. 3. (34dose the Lord Chancellor end the Ludo JaeMem) amen v. VIWICIAL oourofumon. w inb eed was as anos i ma y r aw ansaimmen a decree of or Ti siadvaiamen ue-Chaniellor beßween ed t ti ne insseial Corparatem and the Oriental Oteu sitliejoi bank. The arguments on appeal mauplied WM mart *Mil its Ming. • COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—IIov. 3. (Sittings at Nisi Prim In Middlesex, Were Mr. Jollies !faith end • Common Jury.) Te-day the !Int sittings at mad prim onameneed. Thar* wise only 14 ionise ; of these but flve reinnomil for trial, me nose Mann were of any public lateral. COURT OF EXCIDIQUICIL—Nov. 3. ' Sittings in Bann—(Before the Luid Chief Banat, and! Lamm Mansell, Pigott, mid Oleasby.) lIILLIAII/ ft. WOW In this cam, Mr. Meaty Matthew% td.C., on the, parte' the init.& Mowed mem espinat • rule which hail has' obis atd to only execution on the judgment is Win fclien i ! or tow a writ, of mdela querela to moue. The plaintiff wee a ildvaant creditor of the Sidinosth Ifiarboar end ludas, lonq any, and be obtrined lodgment main* the detendmit, who wee • shareholder in the °mammy, for tLe amount Liquid on his shams, which wo i t MAL fip a l mate iu Tangential% the plaiutiff eempted tit, allowing the defendant time for the payment of the remain ter. &besot ntly, another judgment creditor of the company, salami Cl.naipino pr rid again 4 WiYianr, and the balance of 661. nig a.d on the shares war paid by Waal's . to Ins, is redefinition of his ales.. The question now writ libelistr this l ayment to tilirimptoo was a eatistaetion of the l laintfrs claim, so far ea the defeedant was eon cetutd. Ile Court war usaninsowly of opinion that it was sot, and dacha:gad the rule. hale discharged. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (Before the Assistant-ledge.) 80 " el N•Yrrl, 68, travelliste, wee indicted for ember. ding the several rams of 171. s. 3d., 201. 10s., ant 231. la, received by him for and os anoint of James Batts, his master. There were several other indrobnants biro for large amounts. The prisoner pleaded gully to the whole of them. The prisoner had been in the employ of Mr. Bette, the of St. John-street, mad, as his collector, nosived these rums and accounted for them. Mr. Beaky Omen szted by Mr. Jobe Wasting) prom eutel ; 11r.11. Williams far the defence. Mr. Beaky recommended the prisoner to marry on ac count of his gnat age and the length of time he bad bean in Mr. Betta's service. The dseistant-Judge sentenced Lien to be imprisoned and held to hard labour for two years. Charles btambrielye, 31, watebmaker, was indicted for obtaining, by mesas of certain false retain% from John Downing Bitter, the sum of 31. 65., with intent to defriVad, There was a second indictment against him for obtaining 34 from Patrick O'Hara, With intent to defraud. Ms. Bilden prosecuted ; Mx. Massie defended the mi n:ober. The facts of the eases were very airs*. In the first he went to the Ilicrnix On Company's elan. at Bank aide, and gaid 10s. that was due from him for gas with a cheque for W. 165., receiving 34 fe. change. In the other Le went to the ebc pof Mr. O'Hara, a wardrobe dealer, in Judd-street, sad paid for a drive with a cheque for 31. When there cheques were prennted at the West London Cu 'menial Peak, in Sloane-aquare, Chehea. there were no effects. The prisoner had long Pine overdrawn his account, and was so informed, but after that be pest in about twenty cheques, and to all theme payment was re fused. .' . The jury found the rieoner Guilty, and judgment wee defined until nest newtons. &welt 'Aweßouen, 60, pleaded guilty to an indictment, ebarging Ler with steahng two pewter pots, the property of El Illy Robert?, of the Royal Standard, Drury-land. lira Bowe, welder at Westminster Prison, prova • long list of livelong convictions sgainst the prisonei. The Assistant-Judge said she tad had a long career, but it would now be axed for some time to coma and seutinced La to be kept in penal servitude for seven year*. THE POLICE COURT& BOW-STIUMPT. Mr. JeAn tipsty, matater, of Sissinghurel., Kent, we, brought up on ren.and on the chimp of forging • will. Yr. 1 Mend, instructed by the Trmsury achicitor, con ducted the prosecution . ; _end Mr. Grain, instructed by Wean. I pr tr e qs and Morgan, defended the prisoner. The • on this occasion consisted partly of the reiteration of testimony of the witnesses examined at the trial in the Probate Court, before Sir J. P. wilds, ant partly of the production, proof and compruisoi of docu ment', with o th er evidence of handwriting. The prisoner was spin remanded. WESTYLNSTER. George Maim), a respectable looking zoiddle.aged man, was charged with assaulting William 'Dubin, a Journey man Fainter, hying at Garden Cottages, Vincent-square. Complainant said that at 10 minutes to 1 an the morning Le was in Bloomsbury-street, Vincent-square, speaking to a friend, when the defendant cause up and asked what tusinese he had there. Complainant replied that he ha I no right to interline, upon which the defendant bit his huger. Mr. Arnold—He ought to be muzzled, it seems. How could Le get at your huger % Complionatt-1 wee holding out my hand, expostulating with him upon the impropriety of nut minding his own burioess, when he got my linger in his mouth. Mr. Arnold-1 can hardly unde•stand how ha did it. Cc ml ablaut—% hy he stooped a tittle. Deteue:aut, in reply to the charge, said that be found complainant and a remote standing near his door era he was going home, and told them they had no business there, upon which complamaht followed him to his dao:,, Lid then the accident Lapps nded. Mr. Arno d—Au cideht taispeort d! He says you bit him. Defendant—Well, ho wan flourishing has hand about, aid loled his finger into any mouth. Mr. Arnold—% alking into the lion's den. Defendant—He might hero had hie linger down my throat, and tart me very much. Mr. Aincdd—So you closed your teeth to prevent his going any further. Defendant—Well, I don't know how that was, your worship. Jeremiah Polet, 370 B. said he found complainant's finger Weeding, and took the defendant into custody. After a further hearing, Mr. Arnold said the story of the defendant was as wenthy of CT( dit as complainant's, and he therefore dip mimethed charge. SOUTIIWAIM. rma, Connolly, a private in the 9Gtb Regiment of Foot, was placed at the bar before Mr. Partridge, charged with trestarsing on the South Eastern Railway at Lou don-bridge, and assaulting William Charles Chaffey, the ticket impector, and j.olice-constable 226 in the suceca tion of their duty. Mr. Albeit Lewis, solicitor, appeared to prosecute on basil' of the company. Jun es Jennings, a porter in the service of the company, said tlat just belore nine o'clock on the previoas evening Le taw tome cue cussing the metals, coming towards the *Mem out and on baktening to the spot he perceived the priecntr tumbling about, and at lad he rolled on the plat form. Witnes. seized held of him to prevent his falling back, as a train was coming in, and he left him in charge of nt Chti les Chaffey, ticket inspector at the London- Iticke Teri:ilium, raid he tuw the prisoner being lifted up by lint wittiest. Ile naked him what he wat doing there, Alm he raid be Lad enuie from l'ortmmouth and was cuing to Colebeeter. Witness told him he was in the 'n um elation, and advited Lim to leave the place. Inefead of doing to he became extremely violent, and kno,titel st lint is back welds aguinq iLe iron railingt, cutting the I atk of the he ad mtveiely and nearly stunmnx him. The Lyieentr tben full on him. bit hi m , an d tried to golge him, ot fortunately a constable of the IL division canto up and seturtd bins. Mt. Partridge fined him 6/. or two moatha for amatilting the tailway clficer, and one month'a hard Libo.ir f ir uraolting thu polite conaahlo. r..••••••••••......“ a 11. Thesis, &OF, a seior; man, was charged with creating a ditturbance in Church street, Kensington, and wito siolently *moulting the Rev. Frederick laaicesisr, nodding at Y or k-villas, Kensington. be ccmplainant (aid that on Monday evening he was walking down Church.strcet when he saw a crowd of pi none cn the garment, cud two boys lighting. He was about to pass on, but Peeing a woman trying to get one Loy away and the prai.ontr endeavouring to force the other to tight, he thought it was time for him to interfere. The moment he did so the prisoner attacked him like a tiger, drugged him across the road, and ho fell underneath TLe prisoner said he belonged to Clapham, and as he yassed along Church-street be saw the buys fighting. Be had taken a little drop of beer, and said to the littie boi i :_go on." The gentleman then struck hi m . Rev. Mr. Leicester denied having struck the pri soner. Mr. S d fe said it was a very mainly proceeding. The prisoner had bits guilty of a very brutal assault ki tn d . which he would be imprisoned for ail weeks with labour. No moss_ Prua os m alma llsoionrs. Dram's:a, Oournov, Da mem NY Dv Diva. tarva s ern s ujois we sm . . 4 . 0•= 4 m i St lIL Mit a rig 16:1161% e IIUSC I I 42% 0 treft I I l ir ....... el lasi" :I . 1 4 . fte l v i WA I T 4118., Gril Ira --D Clas t ill fr . solf OM maa e l a . ".• maw /W awl awl . 41 de idir t as sin, The al;mal szfuniaati on of ties case of Yrs., lambs* . *Weed , Mat with Major W. Lumley darioj the _ 1.1. 7 1 . lin i kwa Zime her as band, Viols', was roomed at NenglommOl-tools palls.. mart wank Mr. Derby faelnestal by Ilr. Mama lambi for Me lien ; Mr. MeMalfe Daeltasesd e r s igi Irate) for the liehmes. The &Kt whams eras Mrs. Grey, who maid that bow Ines Salamis ISOL Mina was a ließe older than whams was. ffh• loam deisalant as "Blies Victor " while at Cliftea. Witness wawa ammaintsd with BS Helms', deters NW bed Imam MR Victor before marriage with Mr. Victor. That gotten's taught • Wesel. Mr. Ifetsalfe *en srammaseised the cassia filie had awe?* that the marriage between Ma cud Mr. Victor Victor was • Roman catholic.. sad it wag 11 in the Wand of Gaeraseyi that he wee as moped Treads 'soviet, sad she had mho heard that Sere was a Saw in Use marriage. The Wes east was teceived after bar marriage with Major Lumley, mid. oleallitek her Meads awl mistime. Malay: Lc achy made an offer of marriage to • maid servant tamed Nary Baud. whom witness bad reemusesisd toi Mr.. J. Brewer. This servant came to whams sad MOM. IMMed that Major Lumley permeated her, sad is proof; of that thawed her • latter the bad received from Major I.r miry. Scow tire before witness was ma/AA in Ebro Payne. told her the illegal marriage with Victor VMS &MIMI, with. It was ourrestly behaved in the Woad that Victor was • Piaui ciiiviet, although he taught the first families in the island. Mr. Victor introhned Elba Haynes to witamis mamas an hie wile daring the ' time be was mewl teaching her Preach. Mr. Wm. Matthew', , the proprietor arid publisher of the "PM.) Directory, " then deposed that in September, MS. Meat to M. Maim in onsirfamme of a iOlll - hem Maim ,wee d Leahy mamined the rfti.ter of the marriages at Me (Witness kcre put In • eopy of the register of the mar riag) Mr. lfetcalfe—Did you act as Major Lumley's solicitor? Witnear—l paid the betel bills for the wittier wi th Major Lualey'll money. Mr. Metalfe—Yos are, the., a kid of amateur attorney? Witatte—That Is just as you like. Praminatics seminued—Many manthe ago witness re ceived from Major Landey • photograph of Mrs. Lamley, which be thawed to eight es shoe different pumas, who recognited Wm. Landry as the wife of Alexander Victor. Mr. 13celey—Have yea ee.r sited as an attorney to snow Witaree—STerer. Mr.ll;lealKSZWlreei yew crommeadeated to Major Lum ley where ad year *Mies his Wen? Witness-23, Eildlare-garilum, at Ink sad afterwards to an rani amt. I also eideseeed letters to him at Yored-hil where Major Lumley bedsore for change of air. The rat letter he received was in August, 1557, and be went to St. Bain' In September, 1868. Mr. Beeley . then pat in • copy of the register of the second marriage ma July 9th, 1847. NM Nay Ann Oliver, widow said she raided at Clifton, Bristol, and bad lived at Bristol all her life. She knew Mr. Victor, wire pupilsw beer pr of of Dr. Stone. This was in 1841- 42. She had often met Mrs. Victor, and the defendant was the rams lady whom she know as Mrs. Victor, caly her hair sae not ro light as it was now. (Laughter) (The defendant's hair was light auburn.) After ebebad known Mrs. Victor for some time she (the defendant) was in trouble, and loft the house she wee living in. Mr. and Mrs. Victor, and a lodger, Mrs. Prior, all same to evo with witness. Daring the time they lived with her witness beard Mrs. Victor say, " If that villain were not my hue head I would leave him direatly." Mr. Victor had • very jealous and irritable temper, and at the time Mrs. Victor raid that she haa bee. a7ing. When the Violas left Bristol they left behind them • spoon (pnamed), on which was ',graved the initial letters "A. E. V.' In 1148 willies" caw Victor at Brighton as she was pain; through that tow.. She saw his name in • directory and visited him. On asking to see hie wife, Victor said, " Ah, my icor wife, she has left me !" _ _ Slone, a echoolmaster, mentioned as reaidd ff at rrirtel in 1842, raid that a Mr. Alexander Victor had Uinta in his school in the years 1441-2, end that he had seen Ma. Victor, but be could not recognise the defendant es the tame lady, and be had not recognised a photograph of Mts. Lumley that Mr. Matthews showed him a abort time ago as Mrs. Victor. In 1856 Mr. Victor came to Metal again., and applied to him for employment as a French teacher in lug school. He could MOST that the man he raw in 1866 was the mme man who lived at Clif ton as Mr. Victor in 1841-2. /Maier Leahy was then recalled by Mr. Braley and examined as foDows:—lt was in 1846 that I returned to England from Bengal. I had been invehded home through being struck blind while in the Geld with my regiment, and after being two years under Dr. Ms:miler. the celebrated oeuhet I got better, but my health suffered throtigh the treatment I underwent to rediroe the ner vous milaniniatica. lat that time lived at my aunt's, Mrs. Brown's. I had not seen the defendant before that time. I knew her three or four years before our mar. liege. Previous to her =rime she never gave me a hint of her having been married to Vaster, nor did she diatribe the circumstances of her past life. I did not leans from her anything of her faulify. I was not before our marriage introduced to any member of her family. I met her at my Aunt Brown's house at Hammer smith. I think the was there on a visit to: two or three days. I think I raw her about a week afterward., but she was then residing at an hotel. She did not reel le at the hotel up to our marriage—only for two or three days, and tl eu went to reside at Hampstead for a fortnight to bring ter within the rule which requires a fortnight's reside nre in the tarith where the marriage is to be rulemniectl. She lodged at my aunt's, and I re d& d in repsrate lodgings. After the marriage took y lace I was introduced to her father, Mr. T. Haines, end her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Hanes. They were living in Cornwall at that time, and they came to us at the Isle of Wight. I knew her m eter* Sarah, Charlotte, Ma rkt?, ard Georgians, end her brother Tom, who WS4 in the navy. Charlotte went to Australia. Georgians •as the youngest of the family, and I always under. its od the defendant Llira to be the oldest. I knew xothing of the name of Wright till I saw the certificate. of the first marriage, in which she is desc.ibed as Eliza." lr lb Wright Bruner. She married roe as Elizabeth, cud sulsequently a post-nuptial settlement was made in the name of Etas. I always called her Eliza. Her lather's position in life was not exactly what she stated it to be. She raid be had been an officer in the Ruyal Navy. I heard from bar 01W0 that she had a eider Caroline, who Lad died at Jermy, and she showed me tome poetry written by her. Caroline was the only sister I did not rte. She never mentioned the name of Victor to me. She said that she had been living as a companion to a Mrs. Price, in the suburbs of Bristol. and once y ointed out a house as the one where she lived. Some of the letters read last week preceded the post-nuptial settlement, and some were written since. I put money int) the bands of trustees to meet the settlement. Mr. Brewer acted in sequence to the settlement. No one referred to Victor, in Jersey. There is no foundation for saying that I proposed marriage to a housemaid Mrs. Grey alluded to. I did not do so, but I wrote • letter, which they can pr educe. There is no foundation for saying that I knew of a previous marriage with Mrs. Lumley. Ido not remem ber the name of Natioe. I never offered marriage ta a per eon of that name, or to any other. I knew apemen named Brivenobie. I beard of the marriage with\ ictor in 1866. I first heard of the rumour at Boulogne. Mr. Keene, the solicitor for the defendant in the present ease, and he came c vcr from England for the purpose of prosecuting the person who pergropted the rumour, and, through M. Venascoper's desire, I withdrew the prosecution. I utterly repudiated the scandal which was, promulgated. I heard of the rumour again in 1866, and I began instituting fresh inquiries. My brother and myself were on bid terms, and I offered him 600 f. to tell me the truth about the pre vious marriage. My brother told me he did not believe what he had heard. In 1866 I entertained a beli fof the union, and the y arty who instituted the inquiries withdrew from them, he stating that ho did not believe the union. I made no ineeiries further. In the summer of 1866 it turned up again and I then minmencerl the eerie, et in quiries which heir resulted in the 'aroma case. Mr. Mat thews du covered the previous marriage ; but toetre Le re bated with the certificate I considered the matter very uncertain. I was not convinced. I bad spoken to many solicitors about it, and they told me that Thad no proof. Whilst living with the defendant I never said anything about a French forger, a French convict, or an invalid man isge. To-day, from Mr. Grey's lips, is the first time I heard of the French forger or of a French convict By Mr. Metcalfe—l was not convinced that there had been a previous marriage till Mr. Matthews found it out. the bill I filed in Chancery was done in the usual man ner. I brought an action Against a lady residing at Bur. lingrove. When I saw Mr. Keene it was in his office, and he said I had better pioseouto on the spot. When the matter occurred, and as be was conversant with such matters, he mme over to conduct it for me, and after wards, in the strongest manner, persuaded me not to go en with it. I gave no instr uctions not to go on with it. The only thing Mr. Keene forgot was to send in his bill. I i_uppose he has been paid by the other side. Mr. Metcalfe -Perhaps thought he could not be paid; and as you have thought proper to make such a remark about a respectable solicitor like Mr. Keene, I will now ask_ you whether you have not been a bankrupt. Major Loseley—l have not. I o ff ered to pay my creditors one shilling in the pound. I lived in Kildare- I took the house in 1864. I think it was after I ft my at the Hotel du Nord at Boulogne. I did not leave her in tears and tell her I was coming hack in three or four days. I will swear I did not shed tears. I took the house for 21years. I will not answer any more of these questions. You want another remand, end sash remand, Ifr. Tyrwhitt, costa me 60 guineas. You are playing a game of remands. I decline to say whether I introduced any one to Kildare-gardens as my wife. Mr. Begley—Do not answer the question. Mr. Metcalfe—He has been publicly calurainating the defendant, and I twist on having the answer to the ques tion. I ask your worship to charge Major Lumley to answer it. llirls;whitt—Dinprove the bigamy, that i 4 the thing. The question appear's to have nothing to de with the caas. Oroaa-essatissflas fsatinned—l did sot introduce Elias mY ' t ili wilis ikCger — — - the soar!. I mew le my wife. I mall Orme lbws net gene ara feast el menkie with Elko Themsea. I mar ittely. I did set bed Mr. Jekeirwerer I bad married sepia I took the home la Ml lime with BMus llamas at the Mae flee Dyad with Ike woman I supposed to be of wife. I mesa amputees wMh theseaseated my aralkors to pay :itia. W Therakeemitheybeldad all Wee; LI a im= the be eamething ake. I Mimi at B"let and Ms Themesa wee with me them I there amp the "Maj% i n a " id walked ea Mr. and Km Lumley. e weep there mentha mad them west to Trieste Ledge. PerwMML &war* ME you where I mm Krieg now. • Mr,lardey—l While yllfil ill vettaii free doled es. he the cdiesequemes what they may, Make Laseiry—l reheat evtiadtithertne and umasely sues 1 ham ranked. I took Wong. at lie Sudan kJ Mel Immo. I wee so mash annoyed by Mows who could ate do ..e ape*, and sited as miso—tawyer? clerk, sod inch e— web stated to tea&emeal in the awiLbom Med th• key WM 114 SO and em and that I %mewl Major Lumley. Mr. Mclallho—l em 641 . n05i by Kr. KINN to Veto that lie was DO tarty to sscb made& 0011.1.XSZOilt•COM econtimeed—l used my own home at lon est.hill. Ido not mummeher the same of Nation. I thaw lagosy. 'I do not remember a female mused Nation. Ido not remembse pomading a Jimmie of that name to go ever to Torquay with me. I holm eying LeibAr Ism We. Luri e money to go down and pby • N•tiOU VII•VIIIS • pimn . boniewilipping me. Ivi not state how often I hare gnus mousy ti get not of serapes with servant gid will not answer the qteetkin how many servant I have promised manage to. I never prootiret marriage to ony one bet the defendant. lgy asmt dem net naive my vWtori. 1 do net know whether. she remised them of the &- frothiest. She will not see me beaten she does met believe this el urge. Xr. 'tyro hitt raid—All that I have to do is to docide whitthet there is not aweigh evidence to go to a jury. The viatica M was Victor alive at the time of the woad rearriege Netralfe—lf the eireumilanoes took *min Deemed thme might be • prhus facie cam. Enghth laws prevail equally in the 'elands. . _ . . Mr. Metcalfe—non the other side are out of court. A marriage between encamp esthetic and a protestant tinda tain circumstances is no marriage. Mr. Has That law is limited. • Mr. Tyne - hitt—lt is net expected that I &mild make any observations on the evidence. It is my duty to soul the case for trial, and I thank it will be suMcient to Isola the lady on her own recognisance* to isr. It was incorrectly stated that Major Lumley WII3 in the Ant report. TIM .ATTEMPTED MURDER AT NOTTING BILL. Yeeterday afternoon Charles Seiler, the man who steeds remanded upon the charge of " bur glaty and violence, witb Intent to murder one Priqcslla Ruston, on the morning of tLe 21st September lad," w placed Wore Mr. eau, at the Hanarnarnaith polioe-court for further tlaniaatioaL I[n. Rsnsil, who walked very lams, was led into the court resting cm the arm of her methodattendant, H. a t h nlar. rem, from the Gees of Mr. Willis, Clerkenwell green, represented the peivoner. Mr. flepainteadent Eccles was again peewit on behalf of the police authorities. Mrs. Remelt having hoes accommodated with a seat at the sobeitors' table, Mr. Andrew, the clerk of the mart, read over the 463- 'Woes takes last week ,• and Mary Seiler weaselled, and said, in MOM b the magis trate, the had only costs her brother once since he wai in the army, and that was on the Mo:iday before the burgt.iry, at her mother's house. Stephen Smith deposed—l live at 42, Tavistock-crescint I am a master gasiltter and louse deooretor. On the morning of the 214 of September I RIM awoke by violent screaming at the back of my bonne. I got up and went t r the bowie 64, in company with the pohouorandable. We afterwards passed t hr ough the house 66, and found th 1 knife produced on the garden wall of 64. I then asistel to take Mrs. Russell into the house, and we took her t . ) the brtakfast.room, where we found a large bulldog locks.l up. That room warn in darkness. We afterwards took the dog to the kitchen. Mr. Andrew—ls that your dog, Mrs. Russell? Mrs. HasseU—Yes, or. °forge Millen, No. 10, IP division of polies. said—When the primmer was clamed here last week the charge WM read over to him. He said, " I was in the house; I d.d not assault the lady, nor did I steal anything. I should have done to, but I was disturbed." Superintendent Eccles—l think it heoemary, sir, thst the serjeant should prove what the p ri soner said las t week before leaving the omit. Mr. rielfe—Cariainly. Witness—He raid, " I was in the house, but I did not touch the lady." Mr. Superintendent Eccles—That is all the evidence, sir. Mr. Hares said be waa instructed to watch the ease on behalf of the prisoner, but it was not his intention to cross examine the mtnessee here. He thought it, however. die to the character of the sister of the prisoner, M cry Seiler, who lived with Mrs. Russell at the time of the turglary, that it should by stand in public that she wai Fertectly innocent of any comp.icity with her brother, or nuked any knowledge of his thongs for months previously. She had only men him once from the time he entered the army, and that was at her mother's houeo, on the Mon lay Wiese that of the burglary, till last week, at this cxt. And again, he thought it right to state that the authorities had made most marching inquiries re.ative the character of Mary Seiler, and the result was highly ratisfactos y. Mr. Salle—l hare heard nothing against ber. Mr. Raven—No sir ; but such a slur havhig game fort:a 'to the public, I think it only right to mention it. Mr. Selfe—Yee, quite right. Mr. Selfe said there were two other charges against the, pnscner, and then asked him if he wished tsi say any thing, cautioning him in the usual way. The prisoner, by the advice of Mr. Karen, reservel defence, and was fully committed to take his trial upon the distinct charges of " burzla.y" and " en:den:A w:th . intcnt to murder." THE COLLIERY DISASTER WEAR RIIABON.—The inquiry into the deaths of tho ten persons killed in the recent explosion at the Wynnitay Collim was yesterday resumed before the coroner, Mr. T h.lwall, who was assisted by Mr. Higeon and Mr. Dickenson, government inrpeFton. The taking of evidence was completed, and the inquiry was thin adjourned till to-day, when the colones- will sum up the evidence. COMMIX° AT HAMPTON. The members of conning clubs who for a Mina of years enjoyed the privi lege of coursing in the Home-park, Hampton-court, till 184:6, when an official eider excluded public coursing iu this royal demesne, have unsuccessfully mewed their claims to their alleged right of sporting. Prom represen tations made to the Duke of Braider; as Muter of the Queen's hones, and who is ex °Ochs chief ranger of the Home-path, public coursiug privileges were withdrawn and have since been withheld, but permission will this year Le Insulted to farmers, landowners, and coursing men over where laud the Prince of Wales's harriers hunt to course in the Home-park, on itipulided days and under (*dais rapid:one sod conditions which were impure& last etimen, and admissic n to the peak will be by ticket only. 'I Le hares, which bud been killed down ele ae, have sure bred preliEcally, and then , is now a good Mock of strong bates in the park and paddock v. There is no winged 'Jne presence' in Hampton-coel tpark. lee Deohey• talk limes are eery uliundrant ; and in Hiehmou I yolk gival,d genie is plentiful, and there it a good ate A of pheatante. The Duke of e.%tultrielge is high ranger of three yells, and, with the ro3 al prineee, has the e telueiv a right of eLootivg. Several good Lettuce rinantg the game have Lein made this season. Ilan IdA.lrtfri'll rinullolllDS.-OPENVICI MELT or sea bassos.-Yesterday the opening meet of tits soasokwith la v Illajeaty'a maerhutuale wee hell et the far-fame, d dolt Hill, near bloupb,. under exceedingly auvicious eireametanrea, the palm img be mg attended by one of the largest delik upon twin* and eime thousands of spectator*, including a rummer. spank-' ling of the artatocraey and gentry. From eleven till noon the 1 mdcnous near Botham's Windmill Hotel, in the Biukatiad,was thtooped with %chides, carriage*, homemen, horsewomen, sad ye &team,. and it seemed as if tl e whole population of the dia. trict Lad turned out to grace the tint meet of the Hord Haat. lead ravine, the amster of the Queen's buckhotut,ll, and a large iambr of the Leaden Brigade, with their hoer', moo down item Paddiemtaa by thee:haat Weatern Hallway to Slough, and were on the ground ha gilaq of time fur the start. In addle tion to the noble mane Nr. _ Bowen May, Yr. Val Dr. itinalk Caked ltielaidnce•Oartlner„ Mr. Chstor, and man of the eimmesat Mowers of her Intiesty's OM maw mama. • straw, wind, which Clad t h e made visage ef gmtolleme the geld aad_ spectators to thespot flied apes fee the tone ag e a ghee of Mad beaseng to Kr. IL Cantrell, insawilbstslg appalls Bayliew Mr. - Many WJag, the =l's Mallows. had Provided tees eertld animals tee the Thirawass was "Ilia Was mad " Ortessa" Just leeks* assatis baler was awned sat glee vam The feed yes :_lsisd ts heal lam. bat lee sees his them behind. ' aM tremolo, Ss *ping gesesael male away lathe dinisiles erlace-peek. elie essieseste ell Yr. Odium. Aar obese se Waster law, Mr. IMmlell the peek to the bid e Old ahl IWO. with Leg Wit& la thsesd,, woe at are asemsassi The deer led sway law direslica of Steherisamssa. and Sa l = et the Watson had ha the SA otegesa b the rear. was • gesd_ pugs* ed a free ma. After eatmlag a Nos a Nam. by is the gimaigan of Band's Oar, Ostsairis get Isas a weed, sag os lielt. hasdlid a =a mhfro dwan, after aleagnsis„ IMO, takes at sit*w, la elieliMlTfigentellt. lions HOLLOWAY'll PILLS. --Wis.. seinnazlL i al li . Xe.tarlar t ."l::3 tisst . i • M • ~. w mesa ..w. - ism ii MO PlalWr r attre= f . ' masa e- 416 4 . I lOW S e sad • moor • - isk mg dig* =i sewas s aCtsse throug mi. hout AA. isk saw NM 1110112•11 CUB= 11,11 it i Z nal la nik ertaleled, Weems, IC St 11. Neva, Ilaveserr, Neellases•Mesemill, Oasidsnesum emplarn the NOM Nev. Mat 11. I=ga st egedoh s .... 10 2 718. 40 TA.11411169 .1 4 tkat 12. Nov. 110. at It.' ere as eNt esalmst maker, C r e w. PIM 11. Nu" Nemo Purrs, lermeteest,ekserrimit-tembe, Wither. Me. 1., al f. Passn.liamen, ClenstYarsasuliolmsedie wriest. Nem. 94. 11. OSAT. Wastes Alum, imadwp, flack et eboniet, Nev. 19, MIL Brit &masa, (heat armaill-eauk Ilbiseaary, eartheavaro maishieloser,Nr. al l.. 11114.1 a, Canna, eseusumpleste, Lemur Theinter-dmet, awl Great Down•sileg, pait4o4llloB#ff. t. .11m. L =art, QMOSIIIL &ISt mmmi—mtm. scromamory, end sin. erbere, Ise samshast, . 19. alt Nos, Them, Nor. 11`. at 1. Ilreert.,es DAVI lamend MN. Mid 11. WILSJAM Stereielinet. biligtatompaver, N,,. 19, it IL llarsaw, Joanna., Oust TllAdeliatreel, et. llathilions, tra avelstNee. *IX . 1. /ITSA phis ML kdidembeet, e ''' milMeptreall, Joarmessamt pasta, Nev. W. at 1. limmen, Omar Beek; sheemaker, Nov. VI, at I. Illess.s. Sawn foam, Nov. tli, at 11. Onmman, lava. RA" merisiss, N0r.194 MU. l'ansm lumps mbeitterer, ps 116.1"1.61 .' isalle"l4 Pmts. Cu a toms. lOry.stmet,ldarylehear. healer, Nov. 1.3, at 1. BIMINI., WILLIAM a Mime, sad Oaltley-aar_ Choala, see meow, NOV. 17. at It. Rousres, Yawata, Otmterstreet, lambretrectit, empeatar, Nov. 17, at 11. &imams, J aeon, fisalkoraptak ßaredo Nov. 12, at 1. m Ilsova, Rea, Jetiarenydriet, ASO, vr. 19, at 2. TSMILICIOII, an Su a, , Nottlart" SA.S. mbettge agent, Nev._llt, at 1. Woomm, Wis.usn, Twisiimbem. ltraildle. Nor. Si, at 11. At the at aside Onsets. Aimee, Berness, lissmed vielmiller.. Nov. 19, at I. Amass lemmata, Jassy Hominy ardor Nom, Com te& ekgge. Nev. 11, at lt. Banat, manse, Oaken Omen. elbripit...ktneller,Nov.4,4 11. limearr, Imam, Pentnreld, Oieseargemblre, water bailie, Nov. it, at it. Bsti, issem,ldempeol. seerahast. Nov. 11, 11. Nam, learom. Cheat Herten, WAAL, plumber, 11 iv. 11, at Si. Loa mean. enamsa, Itidgmesst, Beds, jeunisproan baker, Nov. 14. 61 IT. MIMOSAS, JOON, SEA WILLIAM lESINAILD Tsai" Manreenter, aid Aidempatoilmet, dealers in portable_ gm beeps, Sow. us, at. it Emeas, Wit.usir, eisslibern and MALIIIMSF, WJALLS imaeracturer, Nev. 18, at it. Comuiss. Wm-we linear, Ilamaby-.p..-Doe, Ymksh. botcher, Wv. W. at It. CROPS, WILLIAM TATUM, Bourse, Lineeinthire, bookseller, Nov. 24, at 11. Davis.,DaVlD, 1111111.2,WW.10, at 11. DRAW, WILLIAM. Leessitsres., WS*. Nov. 7, at 10. Emmy, Har m, tea, LW victualler, Nev. I?, at 11. ELMS., BANC IL, .111=Ov ici t at IPIMMA. Omuta, Shertemse, setiener, Nov. 18, at 3. 0 a, am a, Tarim, Durham. joiner, Nov. 141, at 41. Gooowis. 34 ma Teams, Debtling, Kest, journeyman bidden., Nue. it. at 11. 6011./L CATMOLIIII ' TOMO= BR Jame", ecenenetehire, dram. maker, Nov.ll, at O. Our.Trona% etainforth, Yorkshire, innkeeper, Nov. 18, at 10. (111011VIIPOS, Roam; Nornomtk, ironmingm, Nov. 111, at It, NARDI-SY. OSUSOIL 11011011 M, MAW, watamu, Nov. 53, at 11. liloomsa, Brayace, hoboes, Yet, Maim thumbing nischlne driver, Nev. 11, at it. Ersem, essmus, Lan., Ilsatheree_ ;hotel esiter„Nov. 17, at 4. N MM, KOWASM, grow. Nov. 13, at 12. Ewes, Ear am, Liverpool, limed victualler. Nov. 13, at 8. lIISLASD, WILLIAM FLSTISISS, RolVm, slater, Nov. laa,, at 10. J Amor.' I, Jose Arrad toot, lastmAim, traveller, Nov. ys ; at. to: LA•S, TSCIIIA4 110111112, I.OIIIIMOISIMAIN WOISOMAMMILISt. I.lllllff, Nov. 14, at 10. Liam. Tames, Bevy TAge,DIMIIIIII, innkeeper, Nov. 18, at 13. 9111/vms,lmossan,ltkamo,mnetmereland i rder epubire er,Nov.to,sttoi. IN ram Eaves BILASSIS97OI., 1.4 0 814 0 / Weber. home Nets r, Nev. 14, at 11. Numetta. lene,Tremiu,Reve/erdsh labeiree,Nov.l7,Ml2. MULL. F.MILT. Tablire, Nov. 18, OA 11. Pasases, Jams, Ism vimeseir, Nov. 12, it It. Tessas, Wituss, Hanky, , N 12. 'r. , RAMVSL amlinimmLSMlS ll"ll / 1 :. 14, at u. even.as, WILLIAM. Smike ek =t irr aisl balkf, 11, Mk. Tea swam. Jams, , wrier. Nov. 17, at 10. Toreros, WiLume=pat, Banta, printer, Nov. 18, at 12. WALESA. As. WOLLSWOB/L Woodbeidge, &Wolk, lam miller. Nev. 19, at 11. 9/surrAmorou egosos.rmahovone,Berlmemidbo,3lm.l4.ol44l. !Nuance Wu..o es, Jim., Whitby, Yeritabire, freiter.r, Nov. 18, at 1 1. WiLitssou, Seem, Fenton, Ataffordsh.. beemener, Nov. li, at 11. Witmer. RI , Harrell, Beth, biotin, Nov. IS, at 11. lisrA•A v WILLIAM Sid Alarmusea Binsingtum, fsc ton, Nov. 26, at 19. Oet. 16. Etna DNICLAILKTIONII OP DIVIDIDIDS. Tsars ELLIG Joan., Nerth-buildings, Pinvinuy-eireuv, dealer in Pas di V% B viekve a s i n d asYon-street. Nov. 4, and rubsequest Wednesday, at as IROILEZT TWIG,' Gad 00., Liverpool. mod eroshere—ilth dividend of Is., any Wednesday. at Tuner% Liverpool. Raoww, Bursion, Wallaed e ire. pottar—tad dividead of Id., any Thursday at Kinnear% iilrsiaglissa. Far DalitC Lissrm, rvaissent=lst divi dend of 11d.. any Thready. at TROVAII BADDIMIT, WfM(ll5, YODIGGI;IVT-14 dividend a *N. say . EAMlO"..aladaaaGa._ JON! Ilamosaw,_ ason-pazta-llusaglim, ourrasr--lia divinonn of 1141., any Thursday, at Kinnear's, WIIL as Woosard's, H= l farmer —lst dividend of 6d., say Thursday, at IKinewee• Rin4ingfutrn. Coasts% Hamar Boss HaWITT mime inerebant lit dividisd of is . If d., any Thus day, at Kinnear's, Binniag- Lara. Nov. 18. B. Richards and PoToOZ:, - isenaance and Pool. Con trol], yotato metchants—Nov. 18. E. Moans, llryrobo, Denbigh shire, farmer—Nov. PE T. Mnrrii _Marlon!, Plintshire, MVO= —Nov. 13. J. Claxton, Ey, Cinahridgmbire, attorney—Nos. E. W. &atm, Nommen, (lishirt, —Nov. 20. C. Admits, netting', balm—Nov. gu. J. Bu , abetment, licensed viY tmllut —Nov. 20. C. Moore, Eitoerneer, leading roan of fitters in elb, traps rk,elryard —Nov. 10. J. W. Johnstone, Qwentoomugh, K. at, bib in Shreiner. Dintranl— Nov. 90. T. Collin., Sheer rr. o, rleilt in the Royal Engineer Department at &wrap.- - Nor. T. W. Hughes, Slimmers, asigtanitsunrean in the royal PARTNIRMIPB MODOLVID. T. White and A. W. Tyser, tilobe-street, Waning. and NA Coto-, to Limp, eq. rmn merchants—R. LOOM* and J. Bard, Liverpool, gram wwlets—W. P. Lockhart and A. B. (Jul ian. Liiirpool, risen:Manta—J. Rey and W. Wow, Caine, Luna shirr, a r &alert—FL Hilton and (I. Watford. lower fawned lot rt t, moo inerchastit-J. Booth and J. Pickle , , Bradford. Lao raeldie, gelatine are mannfartureni—W. Hill and W. U. Jose.. Jimmy Aldgatt wholmolo hideout bakes—W. Hu Loa and U. D. Vials y, hide, timber monrhantt—B. Hannon and J. If ta rs ro. Halifax, mos era—E. Courtin and H. A. Jenne, George-lane, 1 otolph4aiw, meiehanta—R. Robb,. and R. Beaty, fairotedane.. Bt. Paul's', mantle manufactureno—J. Banks and E. W. 00-oct i cough, Laurin,. Pountn Aube. City. iron merchant 4—l. Wal t. n tad J. F. Wal:,on,• Durham, drapers-If. Pori el H. bate,, St. John-ttreet-turd, lkrkenwell, draper--T. 8. Ml t ianre and J. AshLurner. Lir moot, w.ne inendiants —R. De in, 0. J. L'nwrock, J. Dean, and 0. Wriprlit, Derhr, elltdi • web tnrnufactoreni, an far as regards (1. Wright—J. Dix and Ntwo as.U. -upon-Tym. mantle mo n—J. R Moore and W. Col lins, Willion-road, Pimlico, and l'aeton-terrotee, Pentre, build as -' T. R. Dote and J. Dodd NewcaKtle.apori-Trne. Dryden and W. Jolistwoe:outh, 'hi bent uad t ic enT. Andrew, Halo 4 S.W. Taytnr, and 8. , Peabody City, mane- Iteltuino, so far as T. Andrtw —N. 11. tten and 0. Pyrame, Mineins,lane, wine onerelianto—J 0. Kerala, and 8. Prierls y, Small Wto/. near Rochdale, manstaeuiriag themtito— T. lloaLuck sad J. Grady, Mascbeater, joiner.. VE .4, 1006, ' el 1 . ; IlrED141111W15(110. 3 - 71101 Lair WILIOJIMNIZY =WWI OP JIMMY ibewr i elitrees Loot. I ste bur • .1. 4.4 4 81 : 4 "A L term poem. SW b ia lre lli orsere es wed is eedh woo The mananation of the moo o f um. O i l orers c wt have set asteeiseedltertepeighee • llhaebeti s Velt: esiorfelly isiosterrregi Yll f urKlll: rj alo K • Kew%Tolter•M i t amino the sort. I weer le with m.J. W. allt i t t woogb . go l; o r "" wallower Moe sot w ish Dims, Ilawiwrr, band. Vleftri wq. seemed 1416° ' Use Themers. I Pil l=rel kell y. l a drir w t tell Kr. /mu "r d. I. disral' 000=1 SEQUERTRAZIONS. TRMIAP WMILLAM, iderisiston, riTOCCT, Nov. 10, at the Chintz. &awe Bsle-reows, Kiltoarnoth JOllll Line, Muttwrwell, Llaehmnith, Nov. 9, at the ILimilten Aims Inn iftridding'si, Hassilteu. T 11.41.1101 Dr s Edinburgh, butcher, Nov. 18, at Dorell's BOOM/. MARKET& TALLOW.—TrIMAT EVIXIIIO.—The market warn eteatty day. Spot and December, 61.. Ed. to 69d. ; January to Mtr 61*. ed. to Gds. rd. ; Marl, Ma, buyers ; April to June, 614. d.I. : 0. tot. r to Member, IThP, tar. alveriaw to last evening, MO cub; ; murals, 400 oaks. COMlC—bananas, Nov. 9. —Mutat steady, without thargr. Wales, 12,900 baks, Moleding LOUD astamtadow and esroit. 2,900 Ameriestn, 914. to 19H1.; 40) Pavans, tr., 101 d. to 11/d. ; Nil SWAM. lld. to 1114. ; .163 J Ilastio said 100. to 11d. ; 1)0 &Waltham, 10 k e. to ltd.; 11 9:anima, 16.1 d to Md. ; Smyrna . 9161. to 9 .; 260 Pau, 'ON. to 111.1. ; 9.tvo Float. 044. to okl.; Bengal, iwle, Me.. 114.1. to liar Itholleash. r;1.1.; fair ttourairutter. ; fair Brooch, M.A. ; fair Primal. TA. ; 9111 PArrPtiain. HO. ; fair t\xnata, 1114. i addini9C DoN•4 9 . Itid.; middling Orleans, 110. COTTON GOODS.--MaNCUSiTIM. Nov. 3.--The nvirket for eltii pats yams has born turn. wet h a fair woo tot of buaiae.. ff, ring tor 111 n Ek.4, carept Calcutta. at bruited priers. B for an ads suer aslor.l by minim.% a very largo beam... ...odd are teen done. Bun nn: three yarns appear to think to tt th • nits of itint 114,k would be quite ..afe, but they heat de to Kir, any advance. There Ili more disposition for busiaas on the par . of mestere, howiver, and priers anpear to be .trosser. to forme ttede twist jibes are ptsvuir, tut buyen will not oche out any ott!ini of ioneconenor at the Wei add. Nominally 'Arm, a jd. to Id. above lot Priday's ratio, but practically inch quelatiens cannot Le nasal. and wrY little Liaising Lae been done. The market for cloth hi. I ten one of the most depressed we have had for 0011 e time. The amount of business offering has been so sm all that prices have nut li,en fairly teAtal ; but b..iy.r armeir I. d to follow the ezeiteuunt which has prevailed in the Liver}ral cotton market. and manufacturer. have practically timid a difficulty in ol Meting an 114V1111Ce upon the rate. of hit Tuesday. Many of them appear to-day to hav • reenstnisnl in we fully the neceefity of n during productioa, and in addition to the loge flu * mentioned last week at. Manna as 11011:16 ois throe dry? per week, we bear to-day of throe unne of tic.• ee7 manufacturers in the district who have signified their de tettnination to fel:ow the example from twat II milay. There I, no gametal mon twat for short time, but a great number of manufacturers and &MI have individually art thr example with out reference to the action of their neighbours. The aliment of business to-day has bees remarkable, and quatailase are wader. eked to be minty nominal. CORN.—Hots, Nov. 3.—At to-day's mobs' • asdersto Irkwheat. which ad* slowly ad abuse la. ip par i e Tandires awraiae Forolga d mleZ e rol favour burrs. Naidey form ating MOOS of tally et maw mace tamer. Bows ;al gss• filly as disr ; ths eigalktas seam. Oats ilea. swi ream ass* • goad shindy aswooomptivo &quad. Miss assns of stssdb id NM- NI. per *OWL fur Noe yellow Dawabiaa. lye 'Onsets sa tire et t per 31 doses. Vareiga arrivals for tin with Wheat. IiAMI; barley, 11,151; buses, 1.033; pose, 1,430; tared. 1,615; rye. *MO ; Wigs , s y l.loo Iwi lrawirii, Nov. S.—The of wheat was very limited bare to-day, and sold readily at week's price,. Harley la good stAZsod attire deurnd, at Is. to Is. pat qr. ova last week's Beaus sad psis OM. Liras, Nov. 11.—Tba &glue IS Mask-laas yeAtarday haulittl• or wo ,feet opts oar trade to-day, as fs is well koalas gas red wheats mold awl be boogkt so wa ll as our the procathog Xasolay by 6.1. to le. pee qr., sad we szprririser as hapievad drama for sorb druliptioaa at a little aver hiders evarssig ; odd* is lot so maul inquired after, ss milks have so roamed tiagr of gout that Owy Nowt use it at prtioot rata MOO are held but tie booby It sot my active. Bar mom spite as deisr. fauutroot, menast we had an at alahnidomm i r for Want Yaw nu an wrinkly timo o t eft t ind = „L ef Oda deg west IFlrwir Man 401111 14444,4.4" 1 " 1 " lad Oda lo~oaar~ NB them et this day weak. Oallseod"Mt4,l sadDoms Ismer. Lrtrallow. S.--111nos Me day me the Awr 1444 u Matte has boas farteralds for all ant-dn w wiert ornit. We Mara ragody Mann M mamba toedag, althe.", g ie a... dew, good gnalitim soda ao• be loteglit etwanoren se Ilea. Lary in bseterwagly_ , wed both meanie s a g mingdgeme•• toady oats ot My bat weelv s rate en oilmotion Is ;Mom Par meats stop.tiol g o . 416440,1/444 SEW 1111ka.par imperial troiki, ate, OM. • red, new Sabi. to Mesa. , 44 ct o y i t c amki. ~ 61a. to len; bulgy, best &rasher insig m i" otellbs., Ms. to W..; to MP. deratier .1410, m. ~.6 11n r. db. t• ; ear, MIN. to rm. to U. 4 dye. to OM user. maple. tilts. to loan,t ti NIMCANTLIVOWTTII4I. • 4.-1160 lieethet MU, 4. Ls Weak Mew • perfect learreouss, awl ss-1.;t 1 ; Law Wag showers. At oar rsarieet Md. moment ws &tato eLow of wheat ban the grow ru al whill as our showe n bat mime to the e undawaaraLli rgerrti tr us 114-7'‘ d littl dingosition tor i 44.1 were s ystalai . fe• ttansart:ens resulted. dill hi the soko 4,l abater. ....- d. Mows • slow isle &id tendia; LQW rivals of monist latlel Wag too m ei: e figittg, MTh scanty a . born coarrastadk g awl Q . t . Malt km ievdred for. hies., demand toe psis. se ; Oats nneLasged. •eat listasseav Nov. B.—llkore woo a Ilintood mmoly *me . of man:, and the attend enro et hay./. 44444.t414 Ins ki wheat um dull, and prises •It in fars,ir se nom uneleeted in sable. Meet Sian • ..f m in g 4,4, 7 l;t1. moderato 'egoist, and mamtamed term w Tenuetinne . 11 palitlee were a ihdlll4lP. The malt 4r4 woi•eh t t,h o i ".,„" n &inlets( d termer quotationn. eery _ ermewbetl:slt.d.tut ;riots nom inally analter..l. lotto.; IIII 4Y. S. to 698. eau, ... to ; Wank si., u, 444 lots. per or.: t ee.', I 1.. 61. to 14, pt . : l.as . , 4 , 4 : tOr. toads. pc.r Nom; mak. la. to Mr. pi , qr. goarviato, oy 11.—Tho markot wiry fa'rly who at, skirl' void slowly at hardly lan. ; w inn a. • II d, 20r. to M. per load of timer. L•oll• I.„t , et * inky, whisk mowed Mt dandily at ertnnon aaltialb oya. to 60a. ; sealing, Ms. to air. p r rer the usual Arm; the demand was tenant!, at tim e . 'bite, Me. to tale. ; bloat, Ile. to Vb. pet 14 •lonr. or. re obtained for braes, fla. M. to 9s. ptel,ol et Wes t: Pros tuishered ; fcadhatri Ma- to fOo Pt° 104 . NAN ttr. per or. Mon; Is. 10d. to tw. M. nee 'tank CATTLE.—Butve Willett, Aut.. J.— We revival s f brute the trade take! heavy e t T Jr !aliens. Me mintLer of sheep on offer wie ..rov.„ 2 1 apes, lam ; the mutton trade was slow. ea I lo s out matted to. Of fat there was • wee! tiro • yg• the demand fair— , teid. to 7d. ; mutton, S I pier, fr. Cd. to Ins. ed. ; Jentliet ditto, Inv. sd. L, I L.. in esussusr, Nov. I.— Our market to-ds y wa, a.run lott2 om with besets, _but there Wl* crest litany 4, 4 ,4 4, dititzsd &Mash' on offer. There MBA • !•,/, tuyere, and the demand for good th eir,. wa• q f ,,„_ maintained tamer onotations . but interior a ss , :Z . !and for, and remained cm nano a lone t ffected, thcemb minted miens would have he., itzwere afro in large supply, mu5..,; 4 ..„ 3 . end . Good Downs were in mat at full sutra, teepee were • slow sal., at a I.ttle mai m is Trice. Uttls or nothing doing m rely v. and nel its full valve. The pig market woe well supplied with tie De. and • meat deal of business was done, peVei 4 a 4, mirtiou. Leing fully maintained. Best owes 131.. per f , Ol. ; rows and heifers, from In.. to I ; bet 'rebore, lid. ptrlb. ; ewes and other bowels , M. to ski, 7d. to 74d. ; fresh pork, 7d. to Bd. ; entlyn , , per lOW. •d. Ile. ,• Mimeos pale, 10s. to los. sad e ; green 4 1 4 r lb. ; ditto, ed. to Ind. ; quarter on. a eft each ; • cows, 114 to 118. I'EAFFIC RETURNS. Ikemeges. Males Pan- Iler. 'MCI 1.,* Open. engem cheed•ey Wee Week skin kink Sr. 3 t it lielbearse sad 80. By 17 Mel 043 11,' So iee/ Lett*, Awoet Y 7 — 1,110 675 Lye; 1111 Line, oept 3 — 1413 so 344 i i i, Ditto, Pep& 10 r - I,IW 1,1 i i 2 33 1 la Dade ead Week esdleerk=3..l7. - raFekiTo;aideawspors — W sek saw Oct iu. Olassovt South Waters fY —11.17 t Lan., Briestinkk B.owat 19,871 6,066 Sena tints Mtropo Vc. It ending Nov. 1. litan — orcldandigt.Jolin'e wend Atlantic and Great Wades traffic roonpte th.! *IL 4 Watt, 61/O,M; ccararponding week Net year, ILYI,:k". 4e) ili ear 4,,52 MIDNIGHT MELTING MOVEMENT.—This iron thin I.as commenced its winter campaign with, it e marked 'wefts. Aheady three ineetinzs have hen 541. The first was held on the 21th September. in Rei 6111. egtata, Holborn, when 89 attended, and Pi were ttotns: the second on the 15th of October, in I. mercial-road, when 63 were present, and 10 resew!: ant the third on thelt9th of October, at Knight bridge, whenii attended, and 9v ere rescued. In addition to Yds fee wer have been placed in homes, from the weekly wieten held by ladies, three from previous midnight meetnin, and three from other means wed, making 43 in all in three months. During this month it to intended to held tee. ings at Westminster and the Edgware-road. Atta ewL years' labour the committee have had abundant evidence of good effected *. many girls who were formerly in 3 et condition, pursuing their sinful rouge in the street", ea now restored, tilling respectable positions in society. Form Orr Mores. Brihrit..vo AYD Inverrarv eoeivec - The Math annual enseeing woo held at the Ot) minus Hotel, Caumaipetreet, last evening, Hr. 0. Wane in the chair. Tea was provided for the members who nnwtered upsards of NV. The sport of the states :—" The amount advanced during the year is /440110, et. the total amount el the advances situ*. the commenceammt of t.te society is f 149,925. The balance rrinaining to the aelk of Trent and Loss Account, after carrying forward LOAD* on for future interest in advancset, and adding LlOl3 mom to it. restive fund account, is L 4,373 To. out of which intermit IL be raid on the original investing share. (that is, sham Lior to the new ireue, whieh commeocul on the 13th of IE, at the late of 8 per cent. per annum. The numbee et 17. vetting than stow in tandem:eat I.B4o.whichtethen fully peu.l will give &capital of iinion, and of which LW OW Is. 14, s• maimd to the in dit of the members.,. the :ash of iter...e..uv 'lto Chanel-an, in moving the adoption of the retort, 1,44 he stets that the ..oeiety ass one of the meat Utrivine in II eme eyolis, and mentioned as proof of the iotenut the diteetors felt in it that their inveatment amounted to n I :•e a in,. than DS: 00. He assured the ngintsrs that IL- hu...re. IMP watcbcd with a vigilant eye, and that the morgue.* •Lioh advances woe trade were ezeumned 1.1 fui I . olicitcr, who, aided ty the board, tool cart- to moo, ail well, as of a doullful character. Ur. Nyco , . in seer, notice, tech oeverion to oho rve that the society was ent...io? • the toy; ott of indurtricoa winking men. to W....in advantages whit h eculd not be obieunst 15.. Laving been pitex.l. the secretary Mr. !Whom ,ater.•li.tr. hyphened statoreent, showing the Mon gains : mei* ty. The pi c.vedange terminated with , ket'S of than:, . • (haunt MI, fl`elellf F, and solicitor - - Dricvni.3 and Co., Belfast, are the largest holden of Whisky to the world. Thar old hi.:L mama/ t- owof sendod by 04 mediae! profoolon in prefaror o to Raw% Bra* flappliad in cyan and awe for how ow or atmotwi %low , flora on ambhootion to N—.. Tani 1. •+1 • r.. &AA; i • Botafor‘Uildlnea, Rasa. lowSna. W.C.-IMfordarWrlt. BIRTHS, MABRUGIIB, AND DEAMS. ant ,. rA , Ncrorr.-xmba . Li.% e.tetn-wkll. John'a-wond, the wife of P. B. Baiangt, • DAHLA.V.—litAituher J, at Laseeotet-r..4.!. b Mat-park, Ye wife of J. J. Dailey, of • daughter. FlNtli.—November I, at Surat titut tleAs e,. i Ruth, Eq., of a daughter. HAR'I'LLY —Nmernber I, at Liverpool, the a •of A get::: Eq., of a daughter. BAII LEY. - mbar 1, at Ifighbary-lul!. the • .f.• .f "lamb y, of a sou. sr 1123011240.—Notember at ititowle-bou.e, wife of & C. 11..mming, xi*. of a daughter. 3114.1-OR —51..3‘ tint, r 2, at the reenlence r :a • 4 mot ; Bowes. Clayton-le-Moon, luneaaltor, the era; ~ f J. am EGO.. of the Ferns. Parr. Laneaallite, of a ann. 11.11/1)1.1.1111V11.•• November I at Hornary-Lia.e, 1144 -4 . ' ld ante of M. W. H. Ituldkaiiteh, of a aon. MARRLIOES. DIXON- MEReIiMER. -1./Etcher 31. at Wye 11,e 1I" ,7.!•'!. I y lot'. W. Kelly. C. F. taxon, lieutEaro: to FilanCl'e Maly, douchtt rof the late 11 v. W of !Chorales. ()Idaho. IDINDAS-MACLEAN.-Noverabrr ft., at S•.: • Irtle R. v. 11. Way, U. L. Ihind.E., tet , t Lit. O. H. Dun.lss Van.. of lhadlisimto •• . •,• • liitedall ane. Neuucttatdanghter of the 4te U • , • Anryladdie. GRACE- lath: Ell. • •• ktober 31. a: tit Line-cr.-Tyr, in tie Rev. Ctn. .tre`l4.• l' • •'. • MN cd too M late K. N. Bray. FN. . ••• • N,s, tle-er,r -1) to Item tLo.o:ot. I . .• I'. .1,11 m Hall, ttate-head.ol.-'lln, 0116.5 N- la l'l'A.-tAtober St, at K. I y the I:1V. I:. G. llamas, J. I' itr, it, ▪ I' Mary Anne t A:hi:lite, widow of the : I;. :• E Kant. Met N- 1;1.1'1 LEV.- Ortober :A. at NI. S i. I y the It. v. K. K. lit.ty, J. P. 11,..•ue0, It.. j:.K., Joann a. daughtir of the Litt KA: • •'• Madam Licht t avahy. DEAT :IS. ANTIFEFOIC-Novenata 3, at th , White T ry hit, trial'. aft% r a tininiityt iTntm, d. eply lans !ltd. in his 414 year. Aell E.-tk4l.r vl, at llointairr, near • laterts 2 :* t lend K. Anltr, ativa 77. CA RIC -Atiguot, tilkat anexiga,tent.n! ''•, • I.uski hue River, NE w ravltral, cti,to.t. • • • lay, fourth mu of R. Carr, 1:0.1 , of 11 si.: • . • aid siva it. )l• a' Aldan/ tt j the Bask Court of Judsvi▪ tum of Wt.- , a 57. MA WR- November 1, at Carry-4mM, 11.0 Jane. wailow of the late Mr. T. ILawar. kieJ MANI - NOStn,t4r 1, at Bittern 1.0.1ge, liaitta, Admit , : Martin. aced tit. IllerrnrWe.-li,Atraber lat Charing-mom, Mr. 0. Mattb ert ar CO. 1110111.--Oetober 11. at tobrintb-Smet, Retronea-psM• Winn keira , t Mt•rt, yungas.l.Eughter of hie late N. KJ . Of Dand•elle.t. RA TlA okzAu.r.tinar„ N „ W k. . y ; ....o,44 Ck imTe lots ,ber. : ll4.mkoccan 3 l 3 , l :ti hm huow th r‘ l ... 44.. awn . Bantar. STollllJa.October 31, Mary Mn. the wife of W. `,riser, Wallingf_ord, lk rbc aged 67. wWittliTtnnk:REßy,4.k4.w-,:stot.:„..:he:z.d.:,zrectwat the4:77,:rt Northaingshim. ths Nev. R. C. Wally, nett: of Al.-nns• iirtd 61. pb. W. ;164 ,4: bill Mattel, : WRKSORD.-Ortober 3l, widow of the late J late of 1" . .f.. a eraireta-ibmsea7Lted. Kent. t ided to. • ~::,•, !vb. as 65 .'411" Whited and Pubbelted by WILLI/111 Kure alLta• ll°. on Douvelte-atteet at the City of London, Proem'. Oft* ,la Doaverh.-etiret, la the ratoloet of Whildl iv. WousaeDAY. biu%sresa 4. flat.