The Express. — London, England, 1849-06-07 00:00:00

RAILWAY MEETINGS. v . .; .. . I; S. • de /► *11:1 r•"'lf • KANCHIBTEZ, 1111111111BLD, AHD LINCOLN SHIRR. Estrosulimery Ifettivig.—lbachtster, Jane B.—Bul of Tuusomottost ia the dsaU. This wee a meeting or reedy* the report of the egessaltre lavestlogiat sposiated at the lest half= si lee s deg, wed .hl sk had Ora Y the hear M the n for PM* ThedEri of YARBOROUGH said as the mattes bad bre soled In the 'pedal paper et reeding the toped ef tea mestitem invesdiaties whir was appoiated by • a os useeleret segerat of a wry large metier of ropie st re Nee igalayeerly rostra et the rearry, be M reel' Mae what wee rest gratis te Ohm In &leg up be the reinter et that ruler to • Mks say eh treatises ea say goiet Irish the semaittes eight get have thought armee? to Our to fa their arm the sal/ clime the beard of dinettes of that emery ever lad they had sew, sad be was happy to risk the amble woe et spires that they had Meer eaderwared n do what theytheight ben fee their Worm Herm to that seademba her the eaedial wrest the bleed nerved whoa it elm Worm roost. He was maims • lir the skarehefriskre sherd hava t oppertrity of lawiring ' gry eiteenesim the miewhatio her so rake ; Me, r be had rased as the lad ldt maesir, the dieselege wished le keep eridag ben to rube miles iber thee w+ sordid the, mak AB My tie Nova tboneeleel. es they re est ohms. et sapasha. et theirs whatever. V a ra Id PSON. rehire Mike seeiselhes of Mane - pro. rend the line rerghle—" That ir t iv rt sad of tho serwrese of revitalise am wed be that the divers he reesewei Matw their early megrim to the egemmeedatkies easeateed &Ma." He .rid. with retest to the report ef the emeedire. be Vght Matte that the sear meat made wpm the cellswisa• amass wrest le ray my inward is seat a Awry et espies' arm the wry regestahig gebeitoes empire' _la that pledge et the araystri's barer. He - a/WM to that ea-y, in mew E ifs War be led remind within too last few days. gems shrift eaglet to be made to the s:trasr abeesw egegirsts oa thin lee, ereolgUy Mee the Mitre hod emir It te image • heavy pegs* era emperea. se the saliWOWNe of say seek rate H. keen eli that the lollidleelassi Worth Wietor• COM posy had lust becomes 40.0001. eel MAIL gra that ae • err glom. He thwart It eely laser go Mr. It red Mr. Cher this. beam he barged was to lhair ears ie edgers the .meals e 1 abesmiay, mad is the Isalle, that wee te be allighead the tooidef 7 1af essidta i la ea their Inc Thor s_ merge za i = whish he Mk pimps, Ores sere dagger la la The theigheidere were, perhaps. set swan el the • way Mtge mile Ids bernip (the - Hal et Yarborough), sad the deputy derma gad the other dinettes hod in the es dertaineg, err that the amber et erne ray held had re geored undkankked through the gad denim under whisk the seemgeny had lehreed. ) He rte glit it selling bat *deg es his maths direc tors to pet ,bat behre the therbilder ha odes that they might ham it semi as the gemilikee. Arra, pert wee thet le re mese et their herwrieg theses\ Liseiglealim sad larstroting the treaties hr — leed teleged kids they bad observed till' %lave bass with a et Moral I , y tower's the eesepaysl ass meet sztraesileare Isiah He thought the shemeheiler weld set be mere OM* titent of °baptise they wage we kr to his hardship ea this scooont, for the feeditiesto had alissisd the i n st , ...nvformusee of their duty. (App lfrej. Mr. WOODIIOIIBI, of leamier, said it the was anat, it appeared that their Odra for sere thse to are meld be very smell. nay WWI have a hod gemegal Gorge ci 140,0001. spier GeV= they mold est bwid • for when tat Seed eggs the Ng. 1 qu'arten rued, sod the intend wee prollerear meek was reduced te slia per seat, there would be the inmate of interest upshots s ied with Una, art 45 to 48 per cent. workieg rpm% SANK per week weld oily pay 1 per cent. for the did yew, ad if the hello inerreed le per week. es the aseriese hid Wit ass pay store thee 3 gr. Cod. His leedhip lad stated that es the MOS= et the Waft desks he bared the Ariereldwg would prim gessueentive now te gay tier lima wrath, it *NM regime • wifely rare of • 111111. a treat, sad le Wheel to pat the guides whether Ids beerip was of curies the urierteking would yield that estereafter the compludea et tbe desks. The CHAIRMAN said he was not imam that his opinion derld fur more thee that of other parties, but Ise bad no lethetits hi repeating his uaternent oat a [miter Ocomiote, SW*, dausetton of the docks at Orimaby would be *fine* magestege to this line. After sere other unimportant diseassioa the CaataltaN put the resolution, end it was curb d unanimously The CHAIRMAN said it would be reeolleeted that the mounts presented at the last half-yeerly ateetlag were =dilet confirreatioa till the committee et iersetigatioe e their rs put He bogged, therefore, to propose that they should now do what they ought to have dose at the haltingly mewing—be pr ipooed that the statement of moans', as amended by the committee, be received and 061lar. OiL • CHAPMAN seconded the motion, sod it was adopted eganigenselv. The CHAIRMAN, attar beads; testimony to the courtesy el the egaratite of investigatioo, at the same time that it had saaiksted • determination to do its duty to the pro prigtore—(lear, bear)—proposed a mutes to the effect that the sheeting *worded its high approbation of the services of Mesta. L. Simper. T. Onig, .1. C. Jack , 0. Howitesdeld, sad 8. it. Healey , the members of the committee, for their laborious unless to its company and fee their able report. Vr. MS° WATKINS sectiaded the arias, end It wet carried with applause. Mr. REALIST acknowledged the emplineet es behalf of the esserinee, serrieg the Realise that the dreier led rat Mega ht medial spirit, mother, ended whir wee opea. ersightihrierd, and aboveboard hi ell ewer A tt lis illßMAN, in annolusaing that the beim ere day wee at ea sad. rid there was awathee WWI 110 emir Merged the seterre steeds ay zat wet re peat ewe to whir Cry were put le rah, tt peeflormat Theme retires meld set be rade by the al ign et the eserrige wirer peat suits laboar, Ist saki they wage Whir to peneweor without sang le midi . Hemel anger who meld be liable to mks term astra, set it megrol ter railway prepriesege to gall* softie parties that *gyre, capable of remain their owalederat gad irking shin heir own interests. (Rear, sea .) Theis germad le le an opinioa mews gore that berme greariag had Mu der wrier is ramp aeries mid be dem right. (Laverne.) And it they . i sbie. pareede perdu that th ey were met elee talriai his. thous would lie a rung of expert whisk would be Besides, It we a wedge whether swat Magee zei t to be rade at their mum tree Geese germ were Ihe = h the e esthilmisa et ether pmeles—perep at et se isdlisideak—ead whether. if the mast be reek try ought est to le rid Re of et other hada thee Her et re shanbehlen. (Anima) HaaLlY moved, and Mr. 11111PeON serard a vote of Omits to the ehairatea, width wee waned by _den ties, end the amass (whir baud only as hoar and a halt) then lepogred. Ausizemm can Yee:km—This Ike was publicly spiked ea Mead.. lii treks tea subway hawses Ma k/ gate sad Ro s y. taking the asuman exesakeists to Mak*, Beketrell, sad Chatsworth. IRRI AND. Thins" Jolla et. The answer of the Lord Lisettead the der stadia on lishalf of the stiikt= se Wag positivism to the elder* lrwsnea Tide ilmero as to their 1011i/111111 the opisio' n of those who say that v sat be oat bared Spike bland. The was net soesposed of the leadisg persons w woe =T by of many to take part in presentimg 414 wo the 'm ists' counsel, Bit and Mr. Batt, were epos it, fl3ll=nirs of Dublin, Cork, Limerick, ma Wales. ford. There is no coattnisation of any of the romeoure is. speeder the appearanoe of the potato einem WIT AND CLNR/CAL Tit Buss, of Itt.i. taa Wily Ink bt tits Catholics' Ow& of My, arSaised tat of /- llama : Daassos. , Batas, Edward Kilmer, 8.L., Trbdty GAL, 1 Vistas, Fred. 'Milani, 8.A., Bt. Jobs CM., : I ' ___ . 0111/1011. Willi Masibil, 8.A., Obriat B. . "" Willisfitsa,PnissitPys, 8.A.,114. Joilies . Milts, /ohs, MAL, ismisousi Cal l . &au. mum.&Ma Bum CsiL, til e : ' ie. Gym, ;Oka Malhire„M A., Clan Mall, Cam Buda, Holy Beams, &A., Trial MIL, o=i , SAN, Godfrey Mills, Dandy Cu,lt Colas, Walla i M.A., C.A.CIOL, Nowliss. = N , 8.A., AL &be* Cdl,. . „ Malik P ILL, isuroasel 0 uaii... 0.1.11101.0. Wi* Oieglis, d o Llarlika• Cot Emmy 0r , in the — 7 - 0014•6- be, Owe, to Sudsy Irk MA to . DUPING. ' • -, ' ' &Wes Tbsupel a s t ep 10 basic 1 /" e. aria, .. 1 - 2 _ l( avokt . • Odom& Wm. Chas Bel'ev, B A., Baltiol Coll., Oxford. Consultant Bill, Tribity Coll., Dublin. ?STMTS. Tbos Mmterame, B A.. Wahl's* Coll.. Oxford. Adolphus Waimea White, M A , B.lliol Coll., Odeml. T. Beeeseesd Tooke, &A., Trinity Coll., Cambridge. Thomas Whisebead, Y.A , Exeter Coll., Oxford. This. Period Revak M.A., Christ Ch OrOard. Henn Asseristo, Males Cell., L. Tema NWlleo, E.A., Itessassel Ora. T. Besehradi Miramar', 8.A., Magdalen Nall, Jahn mode 8.A., Trisity Bell, Cambridge. &Wised Kenn Isms% Obeid Chianti, Oxford. Hewn& Pedebasptoa, 8.A., M Pembroke Coll Tau BISIOP on Lam ont's indebted is the daub of retake, on Banda, Lot, the foliowial meat MIAOW/. , Joorph, BA., QmosseCelL,Older Mongol to St. SsHord. Brow% St. Bus Cali., Neonate! to Tailing. Oath, I LA , Trinity Coll., Dahlia , l ioessod to St. lloonselot Modhink. H.yw., Pnliophor Mason floptions, Si. Bus Coll., Cowibeekni, Bused to Denton. • • Headall. WMfin. BA, It. Catharine Hell, CarobrWis, loossail to Issues, liansbestor. Li c iain hai ;MtMlua, Mises Coll, Leader, Mumma to St. Joinsob, Mena, Lonna Iritniserine,SA., Trinity Coll., doused to Se Simla and Be. holo. Monshonw. Bina, Moan Prolsoisk. Usivoonity Coll., Durham, U. I swessd talk flogeges, Hal la. P Lumen. B A.. Clam& , Cambridge, lion sod to lola llmonsals rout, J.Tr And, IL Boa OoL, Conbuland, lionood to Astitennmdar-Lyos. Swlth. Thognod t.A.„ Quoins' Coll., Cointridgo, liaised to St. Georges„ Mous Bolton. Thorn!. B A., Qom, Coll., Oxford, kb oared to W H Jobs Ten Bow, M.A.. Trinity Hal, Nonni to it. Miaheel, idanelasstar. Costeillso, lana Whitworth, 8.A., Trinity Coll., Cur bridge, dawn to Christ Church. SoliorL Panne. Atkinson, Be.. Matthew, It. Bon Coll., Cumberland. Barnacle% Rev. John Oorton, 8.A., Trinity Coll., Della. Bowes, it v., Georges Sousa, B A., Carrh. Dbllvifr Cm. Bass, Rev. Beery. IS. Bola Coll, Combeelani Conetus, Bev. C. Georg% B Trinity ColL, Diudele, y Nur. C. Waterbed. B A A., . Trio. Con.. Dublin. ?Mott, Be.. Willis., Bt. Bon Coll., Castbmiaud. Orsouwey, Be.. C.. MA., tiniver.ity Con., Durham Huntington, 8... Geongs. ISt. Bus Coll., Cumberland. Mortioneo, Bev. L H., /LA Business Coll Pumas, Rev. Fronds, B A., Trinity Coll., Dablis. Patna, Roy. George, M.A., Brosnan Coll., Orford. Menet, Sur. Jobs, MA., Raider Coll., Oxford. Metcalf*, Boy. P., 8.A., of Corpus Cbriad Coll., Cash. Rudd, Bev. Arthur, 8.A., of St„ Joha's Coll ,thasteidr. Robinson. Bev. Christopher, BA., Trinity Coll., Dahlia. Ristbsry, Bow. William', St. Bass Coll., Cumberland. Smith, inv. G. 8.. B A.. St. Catherine's Hall, Cash. Summon, Rev. David, 8.A., Trinity Coll , Cuntridge. Tatloek, Rim. William, a literate. Tumor. Hu. J. IL, 8.A . , St. Peter's Coil., Cambridge. Younger, Rev. Mown, it. Bees Coll., Lumber Mod. The Naxos of Sr. DAM'e on ardlusdon en Sea' &got AbergirUi Chards, when the followiug gearboon woo oduaisout tote ►oly orders: Danocaus. William Davis, St. David's aiii:Abraham Thomas, ditto. James Joan Cabboner, RA., Magdalen Hall, Oxon. Charles WWII& Lewis, 8.A., St. John the Evangelist, lam Dlial lik cianas, 8.A., Jesus Coil., Oxon. WOliant Biala St. David's Coll. Bran Evans, ditto. C. P. Y. Williams, Ozoe. Hoary De Wisdom, BA., TrislV Coll., Cambridge. Coom GriEtbs Williams, Bt. David's Cod. The bishop has beau sairsrlog from idaispositios for IN weeks pest, bit is mow meek Weir. Tun BISSOP or Cuanza wsteserated the new church of Nicholas Batton, in the empty of Linouter. Buttes was formerly put of the perish of Protect, km, by an order in Donnell, ceder the Church Building Aets, been conetinited a &tint and separate victories and parish for all ecrissiaitical purposes, and Bt. Nickolas L the church of the new perish. It has bees endowed with a portion of the tithe., dues. &e., belonging to Pretest. The elureb, which contains 400 sit tings, all free, has been built by Ring's College, Cambridge, patrons of Prescot, in whom the patronage of the new vicar age is airs vested. Ts* Razor or Manozzaysz laid the foundation, on the 4th inst., of the new church of Christ Churls, Prkslead, in the parish of Rochdale. Thither*, school., and Cm"- age-house, are to be greeted at the sole expense of ems. Whitehead, this well-known manufacturers, who also have ' given the sins, end have endowed the church with 701. per annum, in addition to the 1601. from the ecclesiastical com miesiestra, this being a parish established under the 6 & 7 Vie., e. 87. His lordship wee presented with a splendid trowel on he oeeation, by the founders. Puirimantrre.—Rev. 8. G. P. Patti to the Tettington P.C., die. blaseheeter ; yawl by the death et Bev. Edw. Verdes. Rev. J. Tonne, to the C. of Mari cry, Cheshire. Rev. J. W. Jinxing, to St John's Newton P.C., Clodock, Rerefordelt. ; patron, the Rev. C. Probate. Rev. E. BINDALL, to Vange R., Essex, dio. Rochester ; 3101., with resides.* ; patron, Sir C. C. Smith, Bart. Vacarre.—Roglites P.C., Lena., die. Man. ; vaunt by redgnatien of Rev. J. B. Birley. A VhigiS 11/71-4411 1,77: IV .".' ----7 t' asha Bohr ILA., mail L.L : a 1. - a .. • • Waimea 0 • ' • • L • , )%olroloa_ L , Ws. Cam . 4 lalgord GT odu L • . Mimi Itaistbiry 7- 'll aim: - 4. Arthur T. D. Twirls, • — ga tes 2_,.. o zhi i . 0 , J. W. ,Edllisdarkg. t g ea yo. ' Cam. it=" l "*. E . Jibes beir l 'Oshmit • pgby 0v . .., Was. I Oak*. a , r. A'' I lkwyor;l3. za er e Bje s it, wiegis. WWIIIIIII. ~ Ozlhrd. C. F. WA.. Chihli Cell., Ozhoi. E. Crawkard, Moo. 'Mks% L Coll. Imam. : • ' Obis. H. CllidsOlo.B.A.p Queues Coll., Oahu& THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 7. 1849. NAVAL. DIVONTORT, Joss b.—Bernard, 8, st.-sloop, Com. rotor Crenate, sailed this morning with malls for the moat of Africa, tram theme for Bio Janeiro, end from thane for the Bast Indies.—Arregeat, 36, et-frigate, Bohm Fitzroy, sailed this da for Balta.—Cleepstra, 26, will sail in a few day. for Rio Janeiro and the Nast ladira.—By litters from Callao ' dated April 13. we lowa dm Calypso, 18, Capt.T. W.Carta, would sail for Ragland is Mae from Valparaiso, whore she was awaiting OW return sitars Gorges (at Callao) with !nights from the istamediale —Asia was at Val patsies es the above dare.—TM was at Kosice, and the Imnastaat at Cali(orais.—The Amphitrite was ez• pasted in a few days es roue* for the ssndwlck Islands. SPORTING. ASCOT HEATH RACES.—Wiumsray. There was nothing suffideatly attractive in the list yester day to esuntesnet the kfloonos of the weather, which, dull 1 sad throatiest*" to the mooning, wee wry unfavourable from ewe o'clock to the dose of the racier. The steed, um wedeln* wee well attended, and the eompany shogetker quite se mankstems se enslave sum on the sewed day at any previous imiellig. The rasing wee moderate, and does not sail /tit sa shmemelisa in addltioa to thou appended to the resume. The Fi ea the Rapines plate averaged, when we left the even ea Chastisime, 9 to 1 *get Van Teem. (4), 1 wit Corset, and Ito 1 eget Collingwood. The Dem dem nee run. As li ttle as 14 to 1 has bola taken elleAli Wakes the Ces_queros. Sae the Darby, sad 1,000 be yte 3ll4best Comma. The rasing yesterday sum off as Mb : Ommetsvioer dram, of 100 tem, each, h ft, for 3-ye old ilisedist 71b es& ; the winner of the Oahe to carp 71b, of 1116113 14 1 1 . b. of both 91b extra. New mile. (20 subs ) I:1 Lay &eta (Theatre) mir g as.i.w laaael I 2 712.11. 111 = e Lslitis ...... - ... ...... (Roblawn II 11 to 2 salsdy Evelyn, wito — watted uneilhalf way op the ffillense, ead west in a men by lain. kers the same be tween mead and third. Run in Mese. • 111Wszrertise of SO ems. 'ash, 90 ft; See Styr old welts, Ilet 71b ; 11116* 84 41b ; 41b allowed, Is. Ihrialey Comes finks Xs liee ) lemt Taft* Mt 716 ... .01 Mb 'rett=lat i t n e gmli tt i g, . " l= liatisat il to • with avast lasseasterry sad Coed& gawk slow manias until agar the bet perm ed wee heeded by Tee* who west on with a Sodded Is. ailn improved , seedy to the stead, ; hero Qum ared kfm. sod the hese fir a memest was dot Tillie, lameiver, gee his heed is front • frw stride hommeal wee by a seek. Ran in Ida. Men. Kau lleasse, of 16 sew. mph, 6 R. with SO i fat Stye eide,_l4. and three, its ; Nike aadgeldiap a .1101, About halls stile. ) Dde offfishmeake Mikes, 2 yes Maim Daiwa italmitrillia 3we a ... Whim Kr. 0. lielmelsitledaha I ire The felowieg she fee ::-.Greee, tembligals, s sr. Reels Poiela f t c % ea Leaertreet eet 4 eLtridea . .8 h i t e r= l : e tet Rhedrum sad Nina. Miens Jose with th e was neves hoidad, and ems ia a as two lengths, Niia basting Rkedyeins by • head. J , 57 eme. • i Rojas, KIM Cep, valise 900 ewe., W nelemiplitaisf 10 MM. era. with 100 added, for all are ( ir olds oweered) ; the where of may hendisep plata 2, alas 'sae 1101eas., bandieg lbor *Wises ewe stake after thew elt a s e t e de. gieV i s .. 7lb mat Ibis miss (44 auk !. 1 rffiktlen6 est f1i . .........:=:. * j ) 2 M N= r .)..........—. ) a Z ii =hi esse li Vriint l* egan 4802- Wake (k . Vs tell*. Ewald" .e . s i S s theettie, Dolls 111418, Skshkg,Alies, The Tilly. lon* sal • Vi m er Omsk sat et Ouiswellidena t,3 14 1 apt _,..,.- .ft 1 Net iftehing , Alio. $ is 1 seek age r ,..._„..,,..,0,,. Ceeeiblo p 10 to lige, Thedi*_ , 171 ts 1 sget I semen pp IMAM • r. • , ......... Silt If 1, say ease, _—Noteseert teak up i ' sesellag, Mowed tir i ' 'V ....., . 224 MA 2 1,11 22 1 Mktg; Wog off • lus. ' AD a. o ...a den it it tio I...A met . t 1 *****.— li"thosiat i lltAlle et Wag -r ail wan .. two ' — Kisismillieweitg Nelysilw; by half a . j The istpdeftle gothic *base. ' -11 Ito Wftissoll P6VIII of Mae It IS 1 661 42 4We u , " AV 2". Tows l‘ 7 ll ; Ike awl Rams fed • the irises bi be V aft w ellO''Tto. wr. 1111111226112. 41122 ...Z.:Z.......1.Z(F.N550r) 1 I re a .... 11118 : 1*1.1 0471IAL li t a l i ir , St & by Mi est el em* Reeffe t 3ft M 1 eget tt!rephos,_3te 1 eget Balm" 5 to 1 wit WM/a* mad 7to 1 eget Iffidlley. Wen by a sheet hip i Wiley and Belden dose up. BEITINO AT MANCHESTER.—TUUDAY. 11(1 EMPEROR'S P UTS (ASCOT). II la 4 Apt Cbsallsiour (t) Ilto I ism Vas IM/ 0) to I sipt 9M___otbsr. NonstninaLanD PLATE. 11•1 sat Maw (t) ai l s so 1 satessmisk 0 ) tent • Vol me LIVERPOOL JULY CUP. =MI (t le Is I apt , Lsapiiirom (t) II Is I-- t 0. =on. Os I -- Sylvan sr. It.lsia vir• 1 1 17tmg Datsbems. LAW INTELLIGENCE. EQUITY COURTS.—YESTIOIDAL Immo Too Mama as isa Roue. Ortawnene v. Ilownt.a.—Prata OF Foamless warmer Norton. This salt AM institated by parties darning ander the will of Mr. Isaac James, late of the Ann of Howell, Ismer, sad Co., for the repos of settle, wide a Isle by the widow of the testator, who was his personal representative, .1 his in tense In die parteeeship to Ids 'arriving partners for 63,6001., sod to have so eseasat taken of the profits of As °mons subeeemeady to the testatoes death. The defendants pleaded that they were Was fide wasters of the Unlaces Waal willoot sea*. Led tha ease wee now Grimed on the plea. It was sot modelled. EMIT Biwa PAZTS Ba =SWAM NM Btrintlir H.—Shams Xr. eirawileal sad Mr. Awaitlett supported tine peddle, width woe Shot of the Waileala, sad sesokt to ewe. • morel whish bed both adisitted for 7,0001. The bamboo/0i wee the mellitatema Seta of Wright sod Co., bank-n, No& dottrels's% Cathie prim. One of the parmen, Mr. him Wsliebtorte inteesetsiusder the will of the late Mr. Amboy Webb,. The assonnt peeved wee pert of a sum st an d to the etheume of the mother of the will, and had bees wtho Math by Mr. Jabs Wright, and sobsequently invested apse a mortgage ea sharp upon the &art Nevtorp tea sod Hertford llaioa Caaal, belonging to the frothed et Sir George Duckett, not authorised by the teeth of Mr. Anthony Wright'. will. A tenses bed bees promoted by the metals quip trusteat tteif will hr Merl, w to pease, sadamities ander an ordee mode thotpoidon the est wow he alses en brimeSap all INNlebries of had. wita beta esila ak :a the marrairelmaor with eshremat to the garden Mr. Sithee Ifstabil hod the audiseltiel Mr. Plowdsa, ores whine bums of the telik thr Welivrisg the had, It =boos illegal that Mr. Jetta Wright bad, without any from the surviving trustee, szamised the satire antral of the levet hada sad of the aestrima til the tiont emits with the linking lbw It We. arm onahmilied that the ',ideas, helm the muntimioser we. real that Mr. Jobs Wright was the egad of the surviving Mine I. withdraw's' the food, sad that therein, the paymesa M him was a payment to the trust estate. sad dieeiagei Km firm. It wail farther contended that the petilismins Maid set take the herb of Sir Geo. Doekatt's taortgsge salmit afinsing the froneaction, in which view of the en@ they would have so right of proof, sad that at any rate the proof maid not stood he the full amount, but only fur so math es the premeds of the senrity were iassflicient to satisfy. Mr. C. P. Osemse, Mr. Bacon, Mr. J. A. Cook*, and Kr, P. Riddell appeared hr the several respondents, bat were ▪ eslial upon. Thu VimoChaneeller sold that Mr. John Wright bedlam sashed ea a wiser, that Mr. Anthony Wzigitt woe alive, sad bed bum, eet might have been, a witness. Both were primes at the time of the troassetion. Is that state stir' othestemst b o w Keuestee °vision, it would be a utast ter jute wad h atimaden of the evidesoe, to say that II proved ea authority, heady or eireasithustially, or embeequady, to t ie treaseetisa ea the part of r. rt dth to pay the sum et 7,0001 fa gaudily ei th er to Mr. Jobs Wright or to his order, or in sash swan se Mr. John Wright should The eneerequeom was, that the jthth estate had am, d e sist llosour's °palm, *charged imeN of Ito erigthal liabili ty newer the 7,000 L The proof. there fore, must steed, saltiest to the quids. se to Sir George DesioseVe mortgage. It a happened that when the 7,0001. wee withdrawn frith the bank of Wright and Co., Mr. John Wright hooded It upon a mortgage. No doubt that was demo with fair and vmy honest intentions. Now it was said that neither therm who represented Mr. Plowden, nor the Wilhese& ially iaterested is the capital of Mr. Anthony ri; i kt's estate. could claim the prod without rejecting the mortgage, or claim any benefit from the mortgage without reliequishieg the proof That was not his honour's *aloe. The liability of the basking.house arose the instant the money was removed from the banking-house without Mr. Plowelion's authority. That liability bad never been satisfied and had never been displaced. The money the removed, in whatsoever custody it was, still remained part of the est is ate • Mr. Anthony Wright, and those who were interested that estate bad a right to pursue it, and to make the most they meld of it without relinqu ish ing the liability of the orioles' debtors. That came the question whether such be ai It as we derivable from the security ought to go is dimi. nudes of the proof. The security was no part of the estate of the bankrupt; it was a eollateral benefit, and which ought not to go in dimittutioa of the dividend. The proof for the 7,0001., therefore, was well admitted, end due provision mast be made Lir making Sir George Duckett.'s security available, and giving the benefit of it to the original tee ator's *data, so far as might be necessary to make up the 7.0001., and beyond that to the joint estate from which the 7,0 001 . was taken. The petition most be dithissed so far se it sought to diminish or expunge the proof. The dividends upon the =o r wit be brought late court and sommulated until order. ROOM V. Pura -WELIIII GOATS. . - - - - It ray be rearabered that this was a snit by a lessor to restrain a lessee of a mountath ferns In Gilathergenaltire irons persittiag his pests te denange the yeu tress and seplisp en the lead, , were annpled qui ef the denim. The case ease es, to be TINS M g as to east; the gout haring directed the bill to ahnsisesd *bless the estab lished his eats in an nedea. llr. Wirth' and Mr. H. Prendereset appeared a. the plaintiff, and W. Berea and Mr. F. Bayley for the ashalent The Vios-Ctiancel'ir ordered the bill te be retained foe a yaw, with liberty tor the skint/Ito bring an action, and the i;jettetk.n to be enatinned for that period ; end t hat if the plaintiff should not successfully prosecute each action within the tithe, the bill should be disaiseed with costa, not exceed ing 401 COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—YEarnosy. SOTIMPOI ni Sapoo.—ltercea Lana Darner, Ka. Junes Tarrson, Ma. Jeer= Comm; ere its. Immo Ems. 4171111 O. PUZZAM.-OPPICS or JUDOS 07 UM WOILOISTISSILIZI COUNTY Coven. Is this case s qua marmite had been Wad, calling epos Beeleatin Parham Bp., to show by what authority he held the ekes of jut*" of the 12 different district county courts for the county or Wereaster. It appeared that Mr. Per ham bad bees appointed Judge to the Weeeestio amity wart, sad that the amity we divided into 12 &Mists, it being the castes for the judge to held his emu at different Mims is Worcestershire. The quacks now to be derided was whether, wording to the proviskes of the new Nasty Courts AM me and the same penal cub' be judge of mom then acs dl Wet aunty mart at the same time, sad whether them ought not to be a separate judge to sash district egualg mart? T Si. F. Kelly was heard in rapport of the nit mil eesleaisd that OM person could sot be the judge of 12 diegantilletriet ousts, sad that even if there were 100 die. MO Mentality. amording to the proper lawrpretatka etas , Mew Omaty Gut Mt, Uwe ought to be a jades to sash. *lke Ist motion of the Now County Courts Act. her K► key was empowered. by melting as order in manail, to /We omit amity la Inglimi GM Wales late mikes Kr trises, in whisk mane/ ileum were to be laid. By Mg trd make it was famine. that fir sash district mead wise the New CoustyikenteAattlosreaboold be OUT:Mishits& It thou wade were sarerilmmee, and woman to esectuni in their ordismy some, the sheali net have been karma. The 17th modes masted Ma ao person who should be up pointed tufty of a district County Court shoals pasties u a burbler Mak his Menet Mt the ward distristrwiriot easel, thee showing *me it wag sat the kinalks of the Immo that AS Islip shmuld gmeNe in mom than owe tries. lb. -bagmen - meow' km prosswied ft refer to Winn/ MOM in the New County Courts Act in support of his argument The Attorney-Gamed aberwed seamsignet the mk s and submitted that it was aiLLit einigelmeler one poem to be the judge of • Madre& time • K ha ... 4lehe a s to Ar hy the • l a f i plisterr ie mpilaie of Ka' rule woks essasel who. . est, via , that emblems !swats Jaffee to ma in ever/ smutty, Mire wadi he meme Km Miaow 0 the meaty courts in Ilegiend cad Wales. The arm rile by whisk ewe judos este& for lielmll duskier efffMff to the odes of clerk or MO DeM7ff to the .wady mium, es cos rinhied that skuades to several hilihrent courts. Mr arli:ni, the lodged the twelve iheriot musty errark held la the .cousig of Woreelemr, had yetis properly appidated faits °tusk wart wader the Canny Court Am, sad the rale ought *aeon to be discharged. At the maohision of the Atterney-Geoffel's the nun rose ; mad at its sinks this moralog. 5ir 1 7.7:1 8 ; was heard in reply. MY emu took dm to comider their Judgment i bulb % In Puma luxe at as /Lancs.—Cam Ia this sae Mr. Paikley, en belielf of a Osimag Milehtliaed • role nisi for a egotism( to t i p this went se order la hestertly, made by Mr. the clit edme megh= e i s d e : en eltia l f the Mama the me dlssdag them vomited, Thi t i=s ihe IssiMednemmi lad eibtaised the wino litemo. an : irel. Act AK knit bus toga of a hallo mums % seelVtl is eliger= t° h h ad i nt i mie s as andalk th! ' ' Vag the arikriss ithay " c m t b erl dr : ti . ,.. fti e..... "b gd eb- n• =xi& . 6.04 .6, _ . KM in the arise made at the k was net stated that the mi. MIN el Ike mem of the deil had bees torreineseed I of leolimeemp. It may probably be in the mosileollen et awe reg Ame Mal in KM ass dm mother of the heatord child was a Mob!' minis NAM, a !mask weems, gad that the &Mr a OM. Mime. About the year 1044. the* ma Mad anyminted Mit Madeodeiselle KIM en isspectise intense= had been eanied en hawse Mmeek l in this semilyosp ti ISM Ia Me math of yam Iffeleft Slam cohnetrow to Frame brat of being delivered if a incilil of width she new mime Mime wee the Mee. ADM she had been odds !a male Mild she /Mussed to this esuaby, mil *grad mho slag to allow he a l r at i osdin ag for lb mappott, ske summed him re Mr. Wastralaster polimmert that ameba the at the was takes en behalf dOalimg Chs Illeas (who, wg should slabs. denied the peaky), Minim red si of r by vs is I. Deka did was ler *sage I aid the magistrate at being the mass of rd. g of ka abider., discharged the am mom in enter thee Mehemealle ile vs agla go over to that ormatry. and bike the Idiot hash with her. Mooed• lusty that panes watt Mat to France, and returned with her ehiN, but baby dinged her residenee la Lathe ad a longer bthg within the Jo 'Wham it the Weitsaloster poliacourt, she was starter OaL Maas hefs,r• Mr. Meshes, at who attar hives loam the Ga s addled that Chi. DMne was the putative father of the child, sad mode as order direetieg kim to pay the sum el 2a. M. a week towards its maintenanee. That order emus appealed against, and dm ease was heard before the aegis testes at the Middlesex quarteramions, when the arise if Mr Biota= wommeanned, with coda. Mr Parry new 'hewed Gana against the rale obtained by Mr Pasbley ; and wl:h is peat to the Mt ob who taken by , that learned anneal, via. that Wile. Meets babe abridger', and the child having bees bora abroad she bane Agate smelt the 'abases el sty court of instal in Bashed. stalaiel that the arena committed by Col Blame Ice width be tea resalable, commenced immediately ups. the wumsa be. I coming pageant, and that, under the 7 and 8 Visteeh,, Mademoiselle hers might have taken priessdinge egdart l him before the child was bore. If baba the Heard d Match, 1848, instead of having gone ore' Prange the Mil applied to a usgistrath it could not have boa wallah& that any objaion add have bees takes to her eppliestion ea meant of her being a foreigner. ithe had merely sea to Frame in ceder that the child might be bore, sad bad afterwards massed to this country. It this tees were viewed a a tall debt, due from CoL Blase to Mau na. Ile Merle, it was eau her being a farrier would not *fleet her rights in say way, as foreigners might recover civil debts Is this country, even oit castrate made abroad. It was elver that, although Madeirsieslle Kerte was a Precchwanaa, if she had become chargeable to may parish, she would have obtained a settlesseat, which her child wdild also have bad; and any parish• to which ea and her child saightbeeseee shargeable would bejewelled ineompelling her to proceed arming Oel. Vane to support the child. In the ease d " Naha e. iftsaya„" which as an action brought plea pada re dd est is the island of Minorca, upset slatemelmsees which canna in that bland, it see Melded that Mama add bring actions is ova arc i apms arida abrade With regard to the Neat closure dire the save bed beta decided before Me. Mallera, she ham& swami teens Maid that that was an imeareest anw of the setter, se ashisalle had mere dialoged the stemmata he the the purple sf emehAinA the y ebOd to ried be k Vit to this country, and Mademoildie Katz add have se Met again it she bed rateweilmmt the is ad aill Wesainater Pelee Court, leagmaa a be bed met given esy Mahe apes the am on its soda' With rehesase se the third objectioa of Mr. Fulda, it wee assessed by Mr. Parry that the order of the Middies Quarter Seam being that of stoat of appeal, and set that of a coat babe an original jurisdiction in the malls', it was not to state in that order that the eel. I dean of Mamma& • Marts had been tmelirmed by other Methe. It might happen that the Court el Quarter ties. alms leg decided the ease without ceiling the mother of the dada all, wad a the cart would not require the order of *a Quarter liesines to state whether the mother had been tblesheit they would not does it requisite is the mesa WHEY that it ahead appear in the order, whether the evidence alas mother of the child bad been conlinned or at. If the WIMP et the Charter Sessions should be held Ss be MI upset die hoe a Kalil it had been decided by the lava that the mighel order was good, sad tharelore the *Awe Mr. Mafia add not be welted. It being 4 &Sleek when the learned conned had antelneled his argaseet, Lxd Daman rid the court would proceed to bear the rest of the sees on the Ant day of the Sittings is Baas after Term. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YESTERDAT. Berms ale Ocannotet= HOZZOTIX IN RN MRLULLN, AND CO. The bankrupts, who were extensive merchants In Austin hien, applied for their es Mr. Ulnae** stated that there was no opposition to the bankrupts' application for artiffeates, and having heard that the offleml assignee had made a repo apes the CM, he was prepared to give any explanation whisk might be considered necomary. His Honour said he would like to know the assignee's view of the case. The &licher replied that masker the Beak el England nor the he oppos ed . Mr. Brown one of the assignees, being in attendance, it was ordered t hat the official assignee's report be read. The report showed that the bankrupts, who were Bast and West India merchants, trading largely to the West Indies, commenced Weiner on the let of January, 1840, with a capital of 31 , 2041, which increased the following year to 66 00W. In July, 1846, the bankrupts assigned to Messrs. Tram= and Cook property . and debts to the extent of 131,0001. Trustees were appointed under the deed, bat the bankrupts, In their books. treated it as their own. Toe property was realised, bat instead of liquidating the debt due to Messrs. Truman and ok, it had increased to 130,0001. The capital omitted of 1,2001. brought in by Mr. Cruickshank, Melville, 7,0001.; Ramsay (deceased), 4,0001.; and Mr. finest, 8,2131. But the question was, were the bankrupt. Justified' in supposing that they were in so good a position as their trading led to appear, for property estimated at a large amount had doe been sold at a considerable depreciation, the Memos between the value and realise- Lion of property_ befog 194.0001. They were largely engaged in the - Treat India trade, and in consequence of the expenses of ealthatioa sad slave-grown sugar, the mists had greatly degreased. The leases were very heavy, and arose thus : on West India estates, 90,6361; shine, 20,3731. ; bad debts, 88,0001. ; adventures to Sydeey, 10,0001., and cia merchandises 13,0001. The charges of trade included a sum of 18,0001. for interest on loans and discount of bills. It would appear that the bankrupts' capital was merely =Waal, for they were in eftWa with a Mr. Oddy, who wee to become a partner, and who had paid 14,0001. into the elm as part of his intended capital of 20,0001. The books were well kept and =hoed. Kr. Brow the amigos, said he did, not find fault with Mors. C k, who same to the court through Odor. tune, probably Idog out of the Seger Act of Parliament of 1816—lint oat iniquitous act Thousands had been ruined by kind he (Mr. Brown) had felt its effects. His Roam MO= to know, were the assignees satisfied thee there was odds; insprop;r in the assignment made to Trauma 'ad Oeffit Mr. Breen replied he the affirmative. Mr. Lateran.a mid that It was more a deed of than an aselgament, and had not is any way brae total to Morn. Tenanted, for their debt, w amounted to 89,0001., had Increased, Om the irrOimtion wider the deed, to 117,0001. His Honour wished to know was it a regular souse of things in giving the bill to Maas. Trues= after the bankrupts had determined to wind up their affairs ? Mr. Lawrence urged that it was, the bill having been drawn against produce in the hands of Truman end Cook to the extent of 10,6001. The bill wee drawn by Mr. Street against unsold produce, and dismantled by the Bank of Englend. Truemaa and Cook were therefore acceptors foe vales, and the Bank was in no way prejudiced, they having already received a dividend of 12s. in the pound. His Honour said the next point was, the contract for the subsequent partnership, at a times when Croiekshaak mei Melville were winding up. Mr. Lawrence eaul it was the intention of the beeksvpat to dieean bias the West India trade, and Mr. Creisishillk withdrew hem the Ana. Melville and Ca. Week &to cam on the baleen of Kest India sad gawk seitelkak and reqakkg opal, it kaki bees eiggsabed hp. Bk. Odd g e I this his eon =mild boo* sldifilde of km, they molted to his hieing thaw Time mistePthrolibtHoV!heiorti. The Wok India bags; had bean moms hie a time, sal had' mow get to N per that. The Wither said that ekes surprise was felt at the bank ruP l MAIM fadrae: e aa n e hsg q iirt Y e° KINN* Timms and Cook, ea then it bill to a large_spookr ieM crinalatica. The fokkoll7 eredthee, NA all the MOW la km pant an wets wick the beskraine' ask& Mr. Lawman add kat whatever step the Beak leek against a debtor was after deliberates. Me was iaelnks/ to sou that Mr. Street, the junior partner, draw the bill to quakes, nth was winks to bear the biome. He (Mr. Low ness) the. urged that time had been no tread or adskowei sethiaisa the et his agents, and that they were oath tied so emir ketkritb. • Zeroes said tbst everpbody mkt !skint the ask* lasso whisk *see gestlereas bed sakkath the Nuke of their mike es assebtals. MOWN woad aka the UM seas *asks Shea *gnat their serligesta ftdorM, sal AIM Aka to epla as up as seeralwate ; bat at the sr* thee it wee bis Reneur's duty to lake lase easablerados' that eppeured ea the bee of the bekusessaiket, eve. re be . the ao oppealthea . Haien "ivies the Judgment awe, he as esker time to leek lase the kdat and belemeobeets. He would, however, state that in Ids Wad wee with reopen to she big draws after •kal in fest eased to trade eel were winding up. It m the kart to be la me way a molar treassedea, iv ' (barred Weed asked swims comtheades,—Jadgasat I. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.--TBSTIRDAY. lama Ma. tkompowsa !MUM. 111 in Sees Top.—EITI•O2DAIT CABS. This ere wee to he hard to day. bat the id& von did wet =eke Xi. Dowse appeared se owns Is, Mews. =kW seats. Oa the Yaw 'swim Itskee Mw Chmadakeer Lew ft transpired theittheimesiseat heilmwsiaprisea her peek mil that Ida isha won ass ewe Ina MC - It wee alleged dhet be bat asasidrAtepesvietftwellbehdadi be a sheet tillOweinsell ' - Se pey hh daft hi tam. r ek. Delia am elesale lhat the pear hat eested e lt i lit= Same. mad wheat 1 ea sesetnespe. • : Kr Canaille.* dimileldbe ham esidasee the "ebsdaeief kis Vet eforid Wailes& *me% kat itaista winter. . law. elm* bin es seilset the bed palasiples el kw to hoar evidence k the ellaweeef the play. The ease was Method, it beteg shiled to betitedeknika. Seri et the seelswee te sidles the property la pay the dale mid atriam 1111 war` stead that the was k piese sad WN, as pewee te eempel ease *le made . , • IPOWSII. Xibt/IDUROM o.42lllMmifterbv, Jam MICE. somnamia -4:771031 MY% Ihnear, Joao 14 Ss S. at OusersThafaussli. immix Dude% madrek Jam U ilady f. THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. TES OUZO' or RAILWAY EIPIOULLTION VXDaI Fal/11 Parreteons.—Mrs. Cat farina &wits was fleetly rumbaed, charged with commissioning Mr. Bartow, 8, Throgenentea- street, stockbroker. to purchase I,ooof. worth of Leaden *ad North Waste's Railway meek, which Meek MOS p'etar'd, sad which she refused to pay for, or the lass llllTOSO y amerantiag to 371. 18s. Mr. Redellestoo peon anted on behalf of some amsalmes of We Stock Eashanp, and said that sines the last mamba ties they had not had sufficient time to obtain soak 'elapse op certain points as to satisfy the atind of the watiz n aki s pre sa man. On the lam examination the points he were, first, that no evident* had been predated ; to show that the prisoner had no mane ' • and, , secondly, that the piece of paper was not of suf. &tient value to justify a conssalttal, and that is fact It was not a valuable document. With respect to the first point be should have produced Mr. Burgoyne, the tether of the primer, but a letter had bees received am a medical gentleman, who maid that Mr. B. was in ill-health, and if brought to Lendon at present, the excitement Whitt peeve fatal to him. Under those circumstances, ha was usable to prove that she was a won witrout mutts. With regard to the next point, he conteaded that the contract note, even if not valuable sat laity, 'add be treated as *sods and *Miele, sad she obtained it undated' potatoes. He thought the ore reduced itself to three peepairiose Mobs intend to obtain that pima of paper celled a contract note ? Did she obtain ft by false pretences thirdly, was it a thing of value ? The ant question would be purely for the oonsident ' tion of the jary. Oa tea second point the false pretence was, that she had motley to invest, and the third was settled by a case which he quoted, and in which a stolen cheque had bees held, 'apposing it was only paper and not wrath a Alderman Gibbs said that although a piers of paper might be goods for the purpose of an indictment for larceny, was it good aim for obtairing it under false pretences ? Mr. Huddleeton wad see no reason why it should not be a emblem matter for both indictments. She said that she had muse) to invest. Alderman Gibbe—But you have not negatived the point that she had ao money, m that she was or is a participator in any will. Mr. Haddleston—She Neely represented that she had 1,4001. or 1,5001. Mr. Wontaer—Ton have not proved that she has not. Alderman Carden—Bat she has made the same repro- ' mutation to a dusen people, end I suppose they were all true . Mr. Wontner—They may be true for ought that has yet been proved. Mr. Huddleston said the substance of the charge was that she had no means, and in net instates was the money forth coming. Aid. Gibbs—Where is the false representation. She has got nothing, for she could not get the shares without paying for them. Mr. Ruddiest= thought there aas presumptive evidence, from the tact of her living at • coffee-shop. He would go further, and say she could be indicted for conspiracy with some persons unknown. He alluded to the parties who kept the Old Fri. ads Coffee-house, and who decamped the very day the prisoner was apprehended, and she connected herself with them in one of her letters, by saying that she wee staying temporarily with two old servants in Fetter. lane. That showed that she wanted to make some excuse for the humbleness of the abode. _ _ _ Mr. Wont , er--Would you eoatmd that if the servants were here, the alderman would keep them la custody ? Mr. Huddieston—Yes, for coospirsay. Every attempt to ociammit a misdemeanour fa a 'misdemeanour, although the parties should not be successful. Ald•rmsa Gibbe—l think you must first prove it is a mis. demeanour. Mr. Hi she had succeeded in getting the shares frogs Mr. Bias mike thus representations, that would have been a miedmolamme. Them came the gue.- tion, did she attempt it; sad he metainly was of opinion that she did. With respect to bee swam, her father could at some future period prove that she was worth nothing. Alderman Gibbs—He could not prove scything beyond hearsay, as ha lives in the country sod she in London. How ever disgraceful her conduct may have been, he considered Ibsen was no case established against her, and therefore she tee discherged. If at any future time sufficient proof was obtained then they could give her into custody again. Alderman Gibbs (addressing the prisoner)—Thd you n aive a letter at the Compter frem your brother Burgoyne ? Mrs. Stults—l did. alderman Gibbs—Well, I have a copy of It, and you now know what I think of you. Mrs. Stub: held down her be►d and made no reply. Sha was then discharged from custody. SOUTHWARK. CHARGE OP UTTERING • FORGED POLICY OP IN SURANCE.— W. Richards, an undertaker, at Kennington, was charged with uttering to the Equitable Life Insurance Company a forged policy of insurance on the life of Walter Wilson ter 20W. Mrs. Staff stated that the prisoner was her brother, aui that some time ago their father died, leaving, by will, his property, which was to be equally divided between them. Amongst the property bequeathed was a policy effected in the Equitable Insurance Company on the lite of a p-race named Wilson, which had been assigned over to her father. On calling st the Insurance-office a few days ago on the sub ject, she was informed that the prisoner had produced a do cument assigning the whole amount of the policy to himself, and it bore his father's signature. She thin represented that it was a forgery, and oa that amount the money which was to have been paid over to the prisoner was withheld. She added that her father sent for her a few days previous to his dooms, and mentioned that the policy of insurance was deposited in a tin box, and that she was to receive half the amount. Mr. Imitator, of the Equitable Insurance Company, pro. duped a deed assigoing the amoant of the policy to the pri soca, and it purported to have the deceased's Mr. Richards's signature attached to it. The mosey was to have been paid to him on Wednesday last. had not the complainant (his sister) remunted that the document was a forgery. The pr ison er denied in the most positive terms that the deed was a forgery, and said that there were no grounds fn such en accusation against him ; that it was true his father left his property equally between him and his sister all, with the exception of the policy of insurance, which he male over to hies, and executed a deed for the purpose. He added that he had a penon in attendance who witnessed the execution of the deed, and who would prove the fact. He then called John Hammond, who was formerly is his employment. The witness corroborated the letter part of the prisoner's statement, and Identified the deed produosd as the one he had seen the deceased sign. Mr. Coltinghans said that the case was fraught with sus picion, and be was the more strongly impressed with the opinion in glancing over the copy of the deceased's will. The accused, however, bad called a witness, who was in his em ploy, and who hal sworn that he saw the deceased attach his si^nature to the deed. Therefore, the chugs of [merry must fall to the ground ; but still the Tuition was, whether the F.Umer and his witness might not have been 'dies in col lusion, and between them, as the complainant said, eon meted this document. Ha (the magistrate) could not enter lain the charge as alleged against the prisoner, bat would advise the complainant to enter an article against hint ; and be bad no doubt if she would indemnify the insurance eons pany they would withhold the payment of the amount of the policy to the prisoner until the question wee tried before another tribunal. The prisoner was then Malaria PUBLIC BALE& Jews 6. —By Naas. Poem and Box, at the Mart Leasehold estate, land-tax redeemed, soaalaing et a dwell ing-house at the comer of Berl-seam sad Holywellmreet, Westminster, a builder's yard witk lugs workshops, and three homes at the task thereof, sad seen houses in Hay ssen area, let al hams old to yeasty animal for 4361. 10e. per ammo, bald kr 110 years unexpired at 1401. per =mum —sold for 8,1621. les. Two hawse, Kaarksgtoo.bsersee, Kensington Gravel-pits, let for 701. per sates, held for 72 years unexpired at 101. Per lama I. ha taboo a • valuation-1,010 1 . Freehold masks alled Marla. Moakley, with lawns. gardens, grossed', amass, outbuildings and paddock, and 42 acres of leasehold wasiew land, held from the Bishop of London at 101. 10e. per annum as klaell renewable every seven years at 1201. flee, the seat doe papas in 1866 knosked down for 10,900 imams. Leasehold reddest*, 22, Lesarelie-equere. Nokinfukill, let for 1201. per annum, land-taz redeemed, held , for 90 years at 71., fixtures baleiled-1,8201. Residence, 21, Ladbrolinequare, let for. 961. pa sawn, held for 90 years st 71., fixtures 264.-1,1904 Itesidteco, 20, Ledbrelur square, let for 1001., held for 90 years at 71., fixtures 261.-1,2401. Villa residease, 3, konley Vines, Notting-hill, let for 1101.. WI far 90 year. at defames 261.«-1 4201. TM adagios, 4, Reuben Was, Ist for 1004 held for 90 at iol.„ BOON 861.-1,8 881 . Demist tills rid — me, 6, Steal:l: l = for 1101., held la ~ Patens Ina Villa at 101 asaley Vines, of eke- solosof odes of 1161. MU he 90 yam at 101., flames 261.-4,060 L A Aka, 7, Malley Villas, same value sod lesem-1,2601. A ditto, 8. amoley Villas, let for 1161. per seems, held as pressethig, &arm issoluded pureeme-1,61,01. A ditto, 9, Manley Vines, annul value 1 1291.. , , held as im pair, fixtures BM-1,4601. The lead-ten: on all the presedbx is rammed. Leasehold tins residences, is, Regeare Vass, road, Regent's Park, la ea less far lOU per swum, held for 87 41 1 01 7; a 7 St 841. le, leans 105he1,9601. A 11, Regent ' s for Villa, let 1891., held for 87i years st flames %eluded-INOI. Kr. T. Ti,b at the Nat Two houses, Heorretrest. Peaknillo, let for 601. par 1111/211114 held for 36 years at , 81.--3601. Two lawskahl homes, B and ,3 New Milam.street, let for Mar amen emit hems, held kr 41 yeses, at 91. Vs. mak Flee haw, 16, 18,14,16, 93, New Masse.street,_ _let for ems, held for 43 year' marked at 40f. 10s. BREPPIIIo INI7ILLIG3NCE, 13.16 1 1 " 001 111 4" SI nor. zoo" OASIIALTIES. igo ‘flai ltel* Be Vrist bowel Am li c Ato sit, sad was re to *row ovueboord VOISID olot Balton air in alik 10 atop tin look. Oman, May 19. ♦ largo bans, iris ant to SlMllar at Cops 8t Gotopto toi Ma le. ARRIVED. Atenainn-at B&W, June 6, Mesa ............................ Auesess-at Dundee. Jos 4. tram ........... . .. ....Imp AMMAN EMMA-Al 14/0•Eli. .1111;11 . 4 iiiiii ..........:::::::iit Amer -el Mar, Nag sa. br Lartralla Baiss•-atMeistrai, Jima 4, tem_ - .... .. .. .. Darmusas-at Saw ham Jura 4, haw 6i ........ Emaisam-at Graammonlh, Jam 4, tram ... - .............. llmimn-at Deal, Inn 6. ilia .......................................... cogun_at a rawavand m alne S. ...... - ......... - .................. Deimmu-od Dew, .................... ... ................. ...... Camemeeran-allbellmd, June 4, tram ... - »..... »... .. Deimonnam Toasm-ed Mammal. Jame, trot - burner-at Limpet, Jane 6. Mom. Isineenn-at Llearpool, Jam; am- .. ..-.-- - .'„ - al s . av -ev--cdhise E dyetass May ao, 6.'7.7 , an-edt Salem* tram ...._. ,.. - ~..._,,e r pmeehurpb, June 4, from .....» 1L Minta damo .amorn-at sl am; Gramm tram Taft Fun Nor-at SIM Jena 4, Irani . ................... ...... Gomm: Onsms-et Jos{, tram .............. ....Jet 0101e0lAYA-.14 Holyhead. am 5, tram Hamm Orreasamen-at Semmes, in.. 5, ham- -,,,, liminav-off Start Paint, June 4, from .............. - Huser-at Gravesend , Jew 6, tram 7 iiilifA% lizatourrra-at &SIMI. AIM 41, ham latomita-at Gramm/. lane 4 ham JuraFs:ace-at Falmouth, June 3, tram.....---- .. . Ja2lll/7 AND MalIT-at la Rh, June 4 0 from Lau-et Falmouth, June 5, Gam Lau Lawry 1-adr &Mai, Jane 3, from Lsomor- at Gresneek, June 3, ham.. .. 3 4 Maar Banana.-at Palau* Jane 6, tram IIIIIIIIme NEWTOX-at Deal, June 2, ham Onaou.-of Start ?Mot, Juno 3, hum le Onto-at Kingstown, Junes, trots Ocean Quem-cdt Liverpool. June 6, from. AI Ossure-at Gravesend, June 6, frog . Pmmra-at Liverpool, June 6, tram Pamir-at Bristol, Jane 5, tran,-.., .... ............-- Pzuz.-aff Falmouth, Jane 4. Mr M 4B lll O PIIKCE Atarmr-at Why. Jam 3, hem....-..........,....„ Punammr-at Janen. ken. JR PANAMA-at Dual, JIM hem Gomm Vurronu-of Dad, Jane; ham Quanw--aff Scilly May 37 Iran. - Gtranne-aft CapeCiem, f oes Ranou-at Falmouth, Jane 4, hem RICHAZZI COIDLN-at Gloster, Maas 4, *cm ..... .....„.A, Bursa-at Londonderry, May ‘I, ham ........... .....,_ ....., Radrun-at Dial, June c . ..... .. ..... .... ....... .........1.1. Raw-at Deal, Jane tram. SW= TATUM -at Deal, 6. tram ........... _-____Ani a Bausara-at Deal, bate 6, has ___________ Byname-at Shields, June 3, hem Baum-MY Exmouth, June 4, from „„... Solarium-at &My, June 4, ham _..., SPIIIIDID-o( ea: uy, June I tin,rmunt-et Deal, June 3, has Hamm* Upa-at Dundee, June 3, tram Wsenatearant-at Gravesend, Jane, ham NI/TWAY-at Dundee, June 3, tram -- .... ......- 4. Wassum June; -at Whitehaven, Ju trate ..... -. ............... `CIII7I-14 Liverpool, June 6, tram. KDWARD BAILED. Anyzona—frontOreeseek, June 3, to —JAY nonce Boren—from Greenock, Jane 4, t 0......- _wog Mrs Mem—from Crayoned, Jame, to AunnaLana—re In Gravesend, June e, t0.—............Miet1M ALston—from Liverpool, June 6, t 0...... Aaa—from Uverpool, June a to.. .. .. ... ..... ...._..,_ B auutottu— from Cork, June 4, to ............ ..... • Cuustawso—ham Grinned, JUDO 6, to covosAmo—from u , June 6, to. .......... ----An. CHATIIA3I—from Lir June 6, to ........_.....».,.... Ca/Alloes—ham Llrerpoo June 6, to .2.1 71 COMM an CAMINHA—from Cork, June 4, to.. ... CanLorra—tram Cork, June 4, to Corte—from Greenock, June 4, to Concayre —treat neatens, Jane 4, to. CoLoorrasnr—tram Glanow, Awed, t 0...—........... ...... larzerrn—from Greenock, June 3, to * Mohr 'cno—ham &Illy, June I, to Genint --- n.ereeend, Jure 6, to Etaot—ttoca Ori;eser.d, Jure 6, to = Eutostiosouoa—tnitt Oransettd, Jaw 8., to Etiustrre—ltataLlvtipool, Joao tt, to Hums Aro G. Y. D.—froat Olsagow. Juno 5. to Boom Am 011011•1 API) Itst7.4at—tkrtptetarcit. Jane 5, to littatrviret —• _. NeraT(ilaca -tree -ema fibleids, laitk huse "a6 4, t0 i. ...,...-... ..... .....-...-...34 4 17: 1 3 - lasaw-froot Gravesend, hoe 6, to ,pr as June 6. to Benumb J. Dams-tram Liverpool, June 6, to Abell Junta-from ammo*, Jun. 3, to Jim-from Poole, lune& to Zee= VAWRIONIXII BIUMEALWIt-froai Liverpool, Jean 4 is...Aniumii .14 11 :42 lI MAEA .tar Ms—traia —trum Allerdm' Llaaniek, jume June ; 4,t0 w to — 7.- ------ 11Aaennea—Ben Ilanraso, Jams 4, to 36p Mown &Ilaanneroms—tranTarthad Roads, Jam 6, th .anh a Motnnr—train Poterhead, Jaw 11, to ..................... MINCALID—has BeUlyi_JunitA 66. MINDLJI —from Deal, J t r . a 111,........ .-. ........... ..... .... Albrni Mans Braun—from 0 , Ana 6,. i 0.......» M MART-6'olli Bethany, Jain a, 15......... —................anne New Toad Packer — ha ra Greene& Jae 4, ft................ikaa Oanorr—from Deal, June 6, to ow = Parator—(ram rill, Jain 4, to Cardiff and PANAGA CAIUINA-61:411 Cardiff, June 6, to. ........ .. Pau.as—from Hull, Jun 6, to lag POVONA—from Limerick, Joao 4, to .. Puna—from Liverpool,, Juan 6, to —.. R. Fannintr n UnFpo .. 01, inn 6, t 0............ Soren-fres Falmouth, Jule 4, to • SMIb SVALI.3I-from Lath, lone 4, to Byname-from Londonderry, Jane I, to . . -.......... A STATELY-40M Ply - month, AMP 3, b. Burial - IrCel Glasgow, Jane 6 1 to 14E814 5A11.024-from Liverpool, Jane t, to Orrilmittl VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. • Amnia. (barque), June 2, tat. 51. lon. IS. MINKS, Kim, from Tram for Odessa, May 26,100. 9 W. Aerators, from Liverpool need Praneboo, March I, kill Mimeo (ship), off Hull. b E., May 24, lat. 43, lon. H. BROTEMIA, Newry, for New York, out 37 days, May 17, 15t.44.9u1. Barman Qusair, of Dublin, with pmeragers, was fallen in MI6 Sig to lat. 41, kat. 46, with the tenant of her mainmast twoboadii boom apparently broken, and barmys dragging alaegaide. CRAPNAPF. from Liverpool for Cadiz, May 23, of Cape St. VisoMt. EMPLOY (brig), from Newcastle for Quebec, out 23 days, April 10, M. 44.22 N., ion. 56.40 W. ; all well. Foroat, from Liverpool for New Yak, May 13. lat. 30, lon. 70. FAVOIRITI Morgue). from Newcastle for Quebec, April 30, lit. 110 N., lon. 66.40 'W. Homo° (ship), Brown, from New Orison for Liverpool, April X, 24.43, lon. 13.3 0 . /GMT (brig), of WorkirgWo, from Sligo, for New York, May 17,24 43.40 24. lea. 46.00 W.; all well. Nrwoosa (skip), Smith, from New Orleans for Liverpool, Itaylog Charleston. (Moro (barque), Chase, from Havannah, 3 days for Cowes, ital, lat. 30.40, lon. 77.30. Otrairrac Clutax, from London for New Zealand, lat. 46.56 11, IN. 02.31 W. Tatou. (ship), from London for East Indies, June 4, of Llmrd. Qcsaec (pseket brig), May 18,1 at. 44, lon. 41. Rosen, from Liverpool for Calcutta, June 2, off Tufkar. ihuinios (scho oner), May 19, lit. 37.27, ton. 45. fiunturras (bonne), from New York 6 days for Galway, Mayl3, 69, lon. M. Vmon. (brig), from Sunderland for New York, out 64 days, with MI of tuna* May 21,15 t. 41, 100.44. [Advertisement.]—Ax AWFUL BAD Leo, win Tremor Womme IN zr, Conn sr HOLLOWAVI Onsruorr ail Para—Extrast of a letter from Mrs. Sarah Eastment, of Ilustlim near Crewherne, dated April V,. 1849, to Projemor about six yeses ago certain unfavourable symptoms manifegel Mak selves In my left leg, which proved to be scroftds or Ichses esh, at one time there were Alum wounds about my ankle. Porto months I was le Cheltenham Hmpital, and there pronounced ss curable. Prom theme I went to King s th em th em go. they failed to elect a once , sad I was oh to return home ear plate cripple. In this state I canto using your syi n t m egag Plliy wh ch have perfectly eared my leg."--hold Small drupelets, at at Professor Holloway's establishment, 144, Btrand , uoda,‘ BIRTHS, MAMMIES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BEVAN.—Joss 2, at reettaact-plase, the wife et C. J. Bata; ite",d • daughter. BODDIIBOTON.—Jar 3, at Rodger reetary, Baby, the led tie Rev. T. Y. Boddiegtoe, of a sae. 111011. T.—Jame 3. at Conalagbaraplace, Bt.lolues.wood.reai wife of Capt. R. Right, of tlt• ship Madeseaser, East lades" d a en ad kir. MONCRIEML—June 9, at Monate& lime, perthdeltO, lAN Louise Rorarielk of • daughter. MOORE.—.Taas 3, at Eatoa.plaoe, the witeot the Rev. 0. B, Yaw, ot &daughter. ODDIE.—Joe 8, at MlLetroet, Berheley-equare, the wife of tY Rey. 0. A. OM; of a daughter. PNICHARD.—Jame 3, at Claseter.place, Hyde-park, the with of 13 T. Prietterd, Rory, of a ece. ROWSRLL.—Jar 8, at Eaton-plea West, lay Elisabeth Rama. d a eon, 0111.1 ion& 1081819LL.—Joite 3, at lfaseheeter.atreet, the id* of H. & Rawl, Req., of • daughter. KARELiGIB. 110151111T8ON—DAVIDSON.- , huie 1, at PA. John's CM* Bair M in 11 44 y the Ker. B. Adams, A. Bamboo, Neq., of A•••• Abertleathh% to Nexpret, eldest daughter of the last IL Eat., of Chatray. ITUAIT—CRO•IIII.—.Itme 1, et North Leith, W. 11. Stant, Nok W.E., to Jane WA, Mkt of the late R. Nr. Creaky Nlahlrr • /atm. imuulis—supo.—Kay 29. at Whlte Nev. 0. P. Thaetzt, I. D. mule" Eee n V, ine lb reentlet; la the mote tor= yeeneet deb of t Witham% pp, to Noma Nary, eldest daughter el lw IVI I MA, roast of White Balla& end of the WoOra. Jelna Ea* aut., of the r ai n g g ad a t= borough. Tedkribles. WEWAIII-13110.—Juse 1, et Port Gamow, N.S., H. L. to leoe== &ROW of the late I. Nlatr il , C ren 'WWI Boat DEATHS. COTlL—Joaa 1, at Maekhaath, Ittisabetra, rend et the late HO. De. M. Cove, Chaim of Eardard. egad MaCOTT.—Marcit ft, At Akyal, Bad lad*. ot tha itholsra, slier I isw kora' Wan" C. J. Ikon; third wad/An W. Mott, et Der dates, Door. egad 111. GMTLL—Juas ; at Iloallebth Mock WIT Ifkik IL Gob; Newasell IL /2211112.—Jece cit We:brick R. K. Jeffry, psymmaci ' pack Ilk agel .IIRQW.—T®e A, Add Begisis. don& daughter of T. Mardi% -Mig. Mar. Mioadedlrmaged K. am 1, la the Priem Fetkateas, bay, mite at the lled beeumbint at lelkweese. 1 111114-Jusel. t Idiabargh, T. Wdr, Zak WJ. Pasted Wu.star Itatat a it . Na WM. Mak la Or Cl* of Loads% Watts. at Oa blmaailidalli a *a MGMllliaddria—orawasanana ( Joao. t. Jame* : • 1 Joao ia Joao • Joao 21 gi Joao* Hatohnip H.Uand Lisbon Sydney, N.S.W India yid Southampton India vill Monet U m........ Horton mid Halifax Monica and Hannah Wert India Brasil