The Express. — London, England, 1858-12-22 00:00:00

F (►tol LAST MONTI GILLETTE.) NAVAL AND MJLIZARY. RIANINATION OP CADETS AT TEI ROYAL MILITARY ACADEMY, AND INSPECTION OP TROOPS AT WOOLWICH BY TUB DUKE OP CAIBBILIDOB. The Ault-yearly examination and distribution of =...t0 lb* geatlemen (owlets of the Royal Military y, Wooltrka, took place yesletelley. The met wee IMO thee usustly toterwitiag. Camel R. N. Wilford. , the O•roarser of the leedfielks. haotap rwrimid seggirod so bulimia. to the Abut doe kis Royal dithmete de Omni ComerardarierChief be mord it I iserion. sad the moil wee oleo er gad eelkr sr inspriga et de reels warm lit Royal Klemm maid at Weibel& at halal it edit* sad 1/ 10180 " r tits Aga Aralllerrielo, ware lbe wee re al yid by the ...warmer dr W. Wil da" rid • a °mai l= et Ida icon. rdy after rieeseit Ms Royalty ipbaser nee awned b 7 16 * Cw°' ..der ad MA rode arms Ye 411•111•111 r 11 .1. 11 KlNgery Aeriery, ad the arrival se de pirty was of with a royol mire Tier whole of as psalms Weft eggirking de ..renew era megOsel SWIM were sisaahlel dr parade pearl Is lea et the addliti uu ea be d il l . b . mdi it Tett el the Imedterlea, god the burl ado Repel Art/kg wee sladomell tese. Royal Hlghnems, worm pried by IN amis. um& Irraggess-Oilead Clam ; dr tor-Oireril Origern, C.D. (rosprral Perk eriga of de Odra el Ma yra (( of ah r.......k tiou" We i Odr aL dr of a iry Ildosolia), Or Wilted (mama et do ✓adicle). Bonsai Re It. P. Wilber*, end oder diellemabol edam el wane roushos et the .ro b e, them peresid go repo. Me coder, wits were draws sp Mehra craw, oaf Ins Royal Rioliree rid rad subsequently lest up a prides at the foreer4 whir the WOW deers el adios war dm* a or re et eveluitor im a ✓yle ;re mond ned dress mergier emir= arilea el Gestleorm Owlet idles who s.lierilbard with end toes ear to r opprobrium a la t• a u o R After prrenskip a gado d e= pernmea ceder geserblid in iir geode= boil. la addl.= so his 'Loyd Ere med dirge no she germei Crier Dierelleik ILLA„ Mg* Terlds, C.D, Iltaitheste, C.D., Wood drew lees. Commeriest of de Wed,. k dream or Demi Ile. dere ; Colossi Wallas, 1.11„ dm The while elf de eta/ =ire ged mere. erased wish die =all brondes et dr reilrolin badesi b r ass, Iteirso Its Itapal Righore by de t 'Ogg& de War edam miemlited le tie Semi Diphossis w hod dads gird ge to dr met d the as umbeilea h rogranWiread fro de pronwerm of a amber ef fairs her de dreredgel giro, mod dm goitre wee ladieideety breimosil tow Ograggerigr-r-Cidif Orme' Wider. Tb. hieseestlar swami ddisiodgelig versos puma he eamplary anderead this Irk hues pira. Roy al lilibere, r appoopitio Was, peigueled le Ilandsora Cedes Animism nhemeneme owed dr goompbey earget, sad are to Oralmon Origin Werfirookj i = Da& Cored to, pigs essng imirosemie and ramble bee. it embed pad. = la P ro=a, rasa. " Wary, le. Ili Repel llibmge tar. preerdell go ether the aim% power % god eadde, ht nor ingpied. ead iorreoirti is He imprard W rein ippegoal end gorressies wish all tier laird lea to egerntion with the imoolarem. wilday Waft and wiessi by the wird of de ender was of the dr why. Al., egingiede Wire og lir alb mom to glib Offal wen Ded, MO /agonise, bed Imarldiy MEd de date el lb =7:ode. his Demi Slobs= deergedole dude seder wow eirmlia besseder be add =sew porter wee el • arm whir dummied des assilhoodge„ eigulgol dr urge= searemee and area rah egret en their Is woo km to lid det lire iprillige hed l = ll ormeed la se mob iismime by de prim. older of dr C Itelkloss. - Thee who Elide war dr reps of Royal glares would met only haw military she le a lir ti=hid brim doom hot word le ell robilft have eas oder dare el era Imipermers to the goutry. lie mold are rid der who adobe haricater Mira ogruissisme In the Royal A , u. tale brad el the enrage wee fatlarsty aorgeted she (sword mink et gime& TIM wog de ye of immegumest, owl he had Idr ✓if but niamtly olinmergml w ersabidep montte of • slowly `anal deeariptir of sines. Ho said deeds. hirer ups do crier tent It woe by permering fa= sendr, ear stir ths. bed .Mewed disk ouradr lour, wtdeo add bop so sorm ped word the air arra they fed reishod thir larlatioa. At the gine duie ir arid = 4, tbelr Wade the n ewt' ef obashdry bat are par r de arca .=tam*. to the tart Ideate prawndela. at their profeesion. At the asseigek. of ea eager, hie Royal Weaves berraot it wee hie duty sad U. &ems to thank the prone. es sad 1111•18111 of the establiebessat ken thew .nemesia., mid G roterstideted thee on doh were, of their labour., se eadeaced by the weisfectory of the cede.. the rertooa breaches of 'lady. H. wee certainly prin=ted by ha art on that day, end should look forward with pt. win In futon visits. Royal Hlpkea s mad staff then rearded to WI ter- Elsa of tee Oeseraer, sad patina a ...ham& ; stir • eressment bre laspeetius of the Royal Fees Artil lery, Toter own. A DMISALTT, Dec. 21.—PRONOTION.— awed Mawr B. Wrong, (1842), promolotl to the rook of .mot. AppCuttaelltl4—Midehipaisa H. Norma sod J. A. Bra" ho o Ltlloy, 61, sorew shim Moto, at Drrospart ; A. T. C. W mad H. D. Boma, to the Corsica, 31, ecru, stem at Pertomath. PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 21. TEit Penguin, 6, sloop, wee towed round to South wow Ibis enemas by die Pi m, steam Tema, for COlit peed 111,0111. • eweblewelel amemblad yemarder on bom.l her Ma jesty's IMF Vielary, Ceprain Seymour, C. 8., on Cepafa T. d the Carey*, Si, sere. frigate, la seder tir akar- Isla the ensued the& venter. running embers ea the era nowt at the Mediterranean. The inquiry bed not tannimaled viten oar despatch Wt. WAIt•OFFICII, Dec. 31. Boy& Artill,l7. Sewed Capt.= herniae Owl 're Former, os the sepweameary list, to be captain; &cosi Chian Mei.lead Orem to be captate,yice RogrroPra l t epos halt pay ; Lerueostet noosed Wright Blaktetos to be mooed captain, viol Goros.._ BREVET. The following peosolio;;; Xt Oboe, coasequaat oa tho &tub of More-Onwrol Without Tumor. on the nth of Deoector, MSS —Brovet-Colosol Lord William Pasha, C. 8., Imo hall-pat aaattooltak to be toojoe-pated; &wet boutoaost-Colonel Jetta idoraid Orsort, Ciao lola ball-poy 34.8 Poet, fitoll allow of Portolowea Mt la otiose' , Brevet-Mope Hooey bookie? Imam Copooo holfisy unottaohod, Yoke of ea Oibroltor, to bo lisatosoot-ooksoi; Cyrus Daniel ltoelnosoo, salt-poy asittochol, Btor dß's/ of Pos. ahem, to be mope. WAR-OFFICE, Dec. 21. Nemorsedune —Umfassen Jobe B ce W.:limbos, of tae 441 1410C11•111TO Mike* berme • Int elme cord Seem at tits &keel of Musketry at Hyatt, bee bees appealed tap tae wed Commesateg-ta-Cart, eltk tae costumes/. et the Seesetery of flume Ss War, to as se leatrurvos of musketry to die 4t }loyal Ltucsektr• tow of Militia. THE MILITIA. . . . Cowan...kw oligiosiiy — tio . l.7gd:ranfoosato of their we sesaties. Rosa! Nook Linoolo rl 27l.—Jeosse Walter Twesd, to be owns, vice Joao Masehan, sensointod to en rangst7 Ma the dOth Foot. Dellordelure itegionst d Militio.—Tboonse Joseph Bo deemed, gest, to be ands. Int Royal lAnaritelthe Milltia.—Augsavino Heil ass mead !Ahoy. pet, to to eneles, vies Davidson, pe looted ; DOll/1•8 tiltiods• Massa, need., to be imirs, oleo Hotbort. roolirsiod. Woo York Rale Roglieest of —Perry Hoene ilorritt. joint . to be malice, vice Walks' IliThrO, pro moted ; Thaw lookronl MU, goat., to be essign, vies Wohnd Rowley Graben, neoniased. 6th Itogisoont et Weis Tusk liMtla—t'eneonent Winless Lynam le be cops* viol Idols aoses" oseignall; Ismign &Ansel Hamby se be heuessess, vies Lynam, preeneeed; Bangs Willie= Weighty= to be henteneat, vise &wok no rind hem the eughoont. Ise Resinisas at the Dab. at Losonesor's Oat litibba•—• Lioneenents Ware Cioterge Drool, Janes Inlbssen Ilphlussone Gooldsiony, and use Waimea Wan. 'smug bees alms without leave limn tbe mese to be nireek elf she amok 4_lhe sealassi. !wet at loyeA lasaseau• parka &omens. levies .!rated birslivldrog Woe hum the twilit grafting, to be street elfin mosissli dwnlgin.t Tttt MTATRRIOITS CARR AT NORTH SWUM- Fran a nanlal lagals7 due was mega at Not* el tome deg ap trete mew the latmlatiaa al the AI base la Tyler-Isms. la that harm ea Sasiedai, the esuitima few tea. se tart they weld aea Is the ,u t Jay in bums bow a ; meg as ispear It =1"1 asadhs• 6. myeterp ewe IMO la ever the WOW, at SS rasa. is aa sealeaviely. era arm ileasPlva7 . = b ulethat Ithrgatts was eass alive albs Abe ortnieg est am dinagersi sr art. As Ws b an said, shim fa see et awe meaulled whelk apposes to him prod sew belga the Ph = 4 = rat, ire "let the deal past buoy ha demi."— CAnaliete. - ILdvertimmest.) — Hou.owarsPiLuL—Trraoin Pa•sa Owed wWWW Ike . row& wilrom al WWI. ood Owe w owl " Wm' geknopiihdy 9004, 1".". 1 8 : 4""e rb e • elsigsV spa More a• nano wawa wed W MOM 011111111, Si NH= • •••••Wok swab owl* 11/ 1 / 4 /111 OM el 10 ow limo MN Male 111=111, obi We Wo 01 = 1. 0•11kW W• reskOarka oso 'Emmy 11..111. OW* wervii Wo gawk sad Mar al as prom bus d Ono WOW howeol Plow EXPItEBB. WE DNESPAY EVENING, DEC EMBER 22, ISSF, SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHE/a/IR.-TUMMY. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS LYALEIS. II so I apt Promised Laud (t) 13 to 2 Ralpieral 26 to 1 NN. pal ( m (t l) ) =Until CIII'. 100 to 3 apt Drogheda 60 to 1 Lapeer, offars to t) 60 to 1 Pole dor (t 100 to 1 Iteeptverry t) No Derby Woos. mAscaarrza Tim 'bias Lame Ar if • no Eft CRASS MISTING, Ja i .1. auk 1 tt. vills ft sikled. 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Omsk. asi g =r ind ar 41 w r Ilii"L koki ssa Jamfoglass mil le iiestt a t i = 5am;41.0.. pea ................. mostakleker... um tivilk-J. 0 • mug. ummeeleicemi lbak,...koramosirribte .. .n piar.. Dokkier . M=ll. l.a. tapik e.. ==kro. IT Pedsbass. ILIMOSIeft ~ins 6. 11lows. Pfiglar own %murk asdusek-W ii i =il .uk skik•lpae. • • issoksiort okirt-T. Wm. ast • 1•11 L it 0::: 94 =a. takommtio do Imal Mum beaMet-J• . Ours. hlessilmisami. Mow dogma kk s i lair -Z. Arm. Yaw. mini aim is ihe heal= aemr-H. knlime. li rpowstrlst. aka Wilmot, dab Yew-/. akkker. onsims k. traisw-A.. Mnast. libibtkon. It. il Anew buildlogs • Ilerluent, amises at ver•- J. M . _ilks isi-sosalles. Ilemilneek. sidiaak le a se. /U. know. DSOLLILATIOIIe OF DIVIJNIX Da _ _ _ _ _ WitilUll 0•11,13 C•11/11.41, OlingadbairaM. Mr. Ara— led dlrliirl iit la *PLOW illifierbo, is Mainglisli Me& _ loikuso filooosis. lamaksossit. COW. porkies asamo—hod &giddied of IL. say 11Imam es illosoklit% loodooliallotroot. hams= Soo" lesstoraierS. rr.rrw. 'kg sorolead—Lt ahOloma lo• OW owl Illoosho. kbeasoloSis Isolosholloirook. Ilasoiskos. lsobor—la dividend ot Oka, osy r Pols* thssobover. Woos LIVII11110•11 illosasaso, MINK I=lkomoksor—lot llolduad ok 41O1„ soy Turier. at tool* Pumas Lao SAVANT DOWS IIO maabsible. alm•n•w• ummtalukod^—lat abided Y 1.1.. log a s Ilirarksext LICIMAib Moos BILLET aed DAVID Boom. lissalifitist. EMI mar danuos4 of IC soy Tsooisy. sk Mkosomoss. liar n. icrves divan * asani. eons --..NW ot say Ths.day. m Binadamed Pagadiuss 111.11 T haw dagarale ll dna airelmt -01ddral at dd. Idd a. an d i rAmidand Wadmedg, al 1111 W.. "Main MW Joni, Weinisaidad. bad Idlar-141 eddied did an. sisi wa T i linir ~............aa Alm= Jam %drama OEM =W. drell-1* dialagO_ ar WiZere pindibas. N. a* my Inbar Wag MEL * norm 11sivardidges ad lawaas Or elan owl Nagai DALVALT creme acz Baum.. lowasild rmin-1.1411.10n1 at 1140.1. 1.000. 11. mad my .00. swum danidar at i = i liassadnand *amid e vAurfes his dirmer--t e. dhtindlet load. es ow myna* Wiwi el km* iliddwat * Us. *J. n 61011. dm. A&lffera Uri mas askidds* aloroly. at linerduraparTrod Jassa assaging. ligaggss, Ingsgar-lat divided& Dad 24, an swiningrel wileme. at /NM* Pangollaapm- TM. 11•1111111111. - - . - P. it .T. Peadvady. Pleada*. wir-Jaa. 11. L. Nem mil Otto. aid au du Dosldl. hold sus me. It L 0 iforAdinst. Isador-Ja.. 11 U. Wald= MOW. ail li ns i nlemo. MI. ship toniam , -.las. Is. M . Walden r e.... Odadordleds. My, +w booker -Jon. W. Walt, b. tlier-Jes. IA T. Thum Partlos. lbstaaless. sad widad i dd. U tZ. repo raw 1 "Wri" L i o lte; ,. V. NS. wow alimio-Js. 11. J. i orterialßthelliat• .... Modsedietanw-Jas. IL J. Woad, Itertiffil. middle. OWATIIIOATIS la 1 i• male& calm arm be rasa Mw maim& a do at et mitifte. Jew IL J. Aeon, Old lladired. U. wise radrdird-Jam.l.l. A. Imam dOildsluatled, WININIIII~. walmudier lot redid Ir,dlib tlt. 41. 1. j r 1 : 14 • 16. 7Mr a". 14.=7 - ..7= - 4:: Ma i um... ddlideep-Je 111. J. ad" Awaddirdrs. Oky. mow ooloamor-Jam 11. O. Sider Nom irk Imillir-J.A. 11. T. O. taw bah. Ilsdolielpe-Jam. 1 1 J. louridi mad W. LArdos i z is. diA 4,isidd. smear. AMA 11. T. kddedamed le/sallogan.di. 11. J. Waldman sal W. J. Wlllomm. Llegierawed widludia. IAJITIIIIIIIIIIIII DISSOLTID R. n. Joidas, J. Wok Intl ~Ad. 01dpdow. Idesdaselhalre. an. Iddeset-/L O. halm a. Woad* =pu b = arillows-J. Wird add „ Ward, isa, • . J res4l. 2 l . Dila amastapw Emilio- J. 0,111160, E Dam. Titre lers . sasasmsdrai_ as it as alleasal i e ll i am Ilieldr nod J. Natlltd. aad rni...._ tam e . Ow Maw draw sod E. Ilismosa. J, , dell tIod• AAA* P. Wledholl. A:Wilidst awl , m ai 1 Maw losesolom of IL EV. t cl arim a ria • aftam- as " toriir- lild ret. V toit h ent i. 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The Grette et yMrdq woman' that from the let harry mot the tilbwl.ts M wM be abolished II SIN 00IIIIT OF QUIIOIII MICH. ler Wan * the Oires.—*** ohe FMB /the elate, k . *II Joe- Shed la nerk le ; ere* alderte, 11l • miry mew appeerlne . re. IleehthenkFL: Ma 110 . a .. r. 1.1 11.; ilidalting arteelee ? . I ,, ebee s. ; e** fr t .. la, 6. ; ma* et eetletny le edell ; afteth a deed la am*, In; p.m inn* ewer 7e=eni M. ; nee* tethe * weft ..1 .0.14 L. it ; blt , are We mil jaz ok eL e i re* letilli e be ll. e, pee de . e It.; e u r= d ybt . .. ll l+ es'Met es. ; spiry ethelperit it wt. Ith .. bid labia 14 ; miltrimate la Owe et krie. *.; es the *eke of airy jediminth Is. ; every *tan* alsEs Ith rek le., every my warn la Mirk I& By.. wen by ihe motet —Every mow W a riaiNts . 11.1.: then theist Awe aim or theebsoli, h. ; Jury Ile. IL ; Ivry In Meath theme Ity taleemem, lik 4i. IN TSB 00111? OF COMMON PLUIL Ilium ea lelee t. meth am fee. Ile. ; weiwbewes. as; thelek b. ; abet berth Ils. ; wen, In. , Wm** j2gei s es He .q. meth* MO% Illkin. OM 414 lbs rah 111 Sa. : Aet the lob* et 11.117 11111 e. )elpriat Mirth L. ; (UAW. ed. II TIM 000 lIT 01 MOIIRQUIII. Oat* kieh—On wary sW lithos ei aM prhth Is ; eileethat Jar, es their lel** Ie eerider ** vende e* at *I pith li.: km Ma 11111111 ft am Ns ednleiss. ft. qllyillp Fri ledylree deseL,k; IS WM IMMO 11=p 14. Ile , eememen ISM 111 MVO mime 011illitill Os et wary mime eau* is • for then& rg .... 1201010 sor ma•• i a eke ipsed raw cc 6 tie own : i n n oWt a Via i r lama be meth Sa. ; fee reele*, ,lieraraelelt iL. ; ha et i l . eiy a rrikilleeeed la --- % ,. %4lLlMe s e l itr es Wm* 14g tar elitheeleV Li I N . . ' erf e lik e i l eSi r s :e7* „ I a k 1 al tab& wr . leSe. a eenth i t i IN g . me ow dm E s tr . Melt_ la verellTiO: 2l".ll" aboottee i nsw is Rua : ethembes train the Qom* IL O** nua llri , : .... 7 .lmtlf irisl y Ing . b. ball , la t Ithle ....Ars be Ith temb eeere. thr. *a cres et wars— ; 11111 * ic EQUITY OOURD3.—Dic. 21. (Beim the Lord' Judas at Appeal.) KILLING IL LOMAT AND LORD WARD. TM bill prayed bra deolaralion by the court that the plthotiff, as the trustee of is indentere, dated is Muth, 1843, Ia entitled to box 124 la the Operatheess, or, as on emits, to an matvelent la marl or otherwise be the and be the residue of • renewed lons gredeed to Kr. Lasky by ea indenture, dated the 10th July, MK, perethat to a cere ment for renewal mindemed Ia a emend, deed the 26th August, 1821, and to ail sr he inch h sad br an injunc-. Vas to rostrata tie deadhead Men Mg or mderletting the same. The bete si the en" as shown_ppon the Pleed• hop and oedema, were as Mew : la 1793 • loeits of the Opera-house in the He yenta to William Taylor, his examaces, awes, sad sedges, for two hem ef 48 yam and 22 yews hen the lid of Aimed 1792, resserthis for the Maar Mut at 61 ad 86 years. This hiss eentedeid a selpdesion MO lid hem Meld have the pewee M ethesele Mehd the tem de 41 hems tamed bet that se Is sl 1a ether hem le shoed ad Mat eto Was them earwigs flea trees emisr r =mos to mem lallopender, UK Waldo, Mee damned, berme the pertheted ken Willilla Taylor el the aliememedseed Loa be the rendes of the terms Omsk aradertd, teeowebb IS therein mis timed. 37_ In ogesiernk aid ill the 26th of Afted, Web" dedbeellea of 80,00 th., sold to Mr. Chdebtes the abs. brelsid pretoisse f or the redine of the dew term, oddest le Ile web sd doetrote reserved k be led " solbet tit the right of pemedes d the add Woeimil W= i lle d engsbea sr et o dbletiatore, ma sedges to the ben Try hie Ea Band Welds, IS the saa vie tte - ort d I ar e er drltneesder eaeseitsit 40auabretx prom Ad* themodebre drove term greetedhe lasibbehee imatiscat Inden hem wed el do e m s antordell by the nil Wint ture of ers ot Lad to be peeded." Wade else commented that he yodel proem br Cbatobire rooorrols of the two leases of the several muss for 61 mere and 86 years. In March 1823, Wears, adwithelending the deed of August 1821, assigned to Henry Wlederder all his property sad Intereot in the Opera-hems he the baulk d his creditors, and raked theme I. w he Walled. Mr. Make, who was the solicitor of Wlndosler, dr ladle et the deed of March 1823, as well as of Widen, needed the teals (averaging shone 1531. per named)) d Ohs be: 2fo. 124, from 1824 to 1832, both inclusive. Yids 11183, Minnie*, up to 1860, the rade had been reishoi us Maoist Winceseter sad Waters, et those cliddlig duke Welds. Sy dead dated in end made in a tea fitaidel by Chambers Witors it was declared did the egmement of the Aegest, 1891, ought to be meethe pedaled. That detese wee milm oat by ups Loei la July, 1833, and ley the Meese of Leeds ha ilopeember, 1964. Ia 1846, the sedge= of Chemise slid the Opera-been to the dehadeat Lasky Ise the then amides of the km of years sabehting *end, end IMMO ea Inds rights le hams as the prendses were them stelied to es egallad the seelgroes. To that sale the lieges el the deed el March, 1823, was not a piety. Wldle Lim* was la penterioa under this deed, the hese of 1792 wee tenswei, Flay semanting not to depose of owe the. beep-me be.. he mere than are ma ma, bed lo did nee mead thee In fhb immeint the amebas of ille ous toms were egodled 4:; Denby seeigned kdr the h is. dohs Opera-hem . to Lord Ward fer the maw silk term Melia, dam Wag dill, however, some tuterret reamed to himself. In the dares of 1866 thei plaintiff, as trustee tithe deed of March. 1893, claimed the rent of the box No. 124 from the year 1860, but the dem dents resisted ouch claim on the ground that, as they had now parted with forty-one boxes for a longer term Um one serene, if they let theplaintiff have the box N 0.124, they would be disposing of 42 boxes for a period longer then or mad and therefore woad entail upon them • forfeiture of their lead. Vim-Chancellor Stuart, before whom the ow was originally beard, had made • decree clod oing the plated( entitled as against the delendaam to box No. 124, and direct ing the defendant to pay his owls of suit, the decree to be without prejudice to the plaintiff's right to compensation in me the benefit and enjoyment of the box should ham been keg to him by the acts of the defendants or either of the., He also directed in account in favour d the plated!! of ell moneys actually received in respect of the rents and pada of tho box by the defendants since 1860. The defendants brought two appeals against this dame. Mr. Beteg, Q.C., and Mr. liagtham, jun., appeared for the plaintiff, in support of the decree appealed from. Mr. llalias,,Q.C., and Mr. C. M. RuupMi, for Mr. Lumley, and Mr. Craig, QC., and Mr. Rmbaw for Lord Wad, contra, argued that the decree of the Vioe-Cheacellor was in feet a decree for specific performance, which it was contrary to the practice of the court to grant where, •• in the presentma its performance would entail • iodaton; that the re servation of the right to the box 124 to Waters in the sow moot of August, 1821, was beyond the power of Waters, such right not being then vested in him, and that the plaintiff could not be fa a better position as to the right to the box than Watery, under whom he calmed; and thirdly, that the plaintiff sad those under whom he claimed by their delay in omits( hewerd till 18.56, must be considered to have waived the eight (if any) to the box which they might originally Ism _ _ Their lordships dismissed the appeals so frivolous, with USW. vo W were of opinion that the forfeiture, It it should be occaskamel by the conduct of the didendaat ii. %I n b s:tzt o r m iol w alotiff ; naa itan.idatta;mtoeheretofq:loLurn: as demand • but that It did sot appear. however, that say Iliamittre would ; necessarily ensue. They als o wens at "Won that the arguments of the dafandatite counsel, boded upon the alleged lachea of the plaintiff and throe node, whom he claimed, and upon the alleged want of title to the box in Lumley, were Dot bone mu by the facts of the MN. (Before Vioe-Clemeellor Sir W. P. Wood.) SCILLY L SOLLY. This snit was instituted ter the purpose of obtaining the declaration of the smut upon the construction of the follow- Zybsquet,which nonmed la the will of the late kr. Robert The material words e 1 the will were these : " 1 l eave to es* et the diadem, puudeNldran, or other direct de sessimuts stmiylate washy L dolly, who may be living at /ffq deem% INK • pion At the death of the testator th ere Win Mir ireeidtildren, greet grandchildren, and great pima toreshildroe of the sac e. Under these einem sense the /miss sews whether each individual comprised Y see of times deems wee WHIM to a *pay of 1001. or whether the yes of the went "sr" Y He Immo bed the Abet or &lei the to seri noses ekes, may upon idiom by - death of the Wields& of the clams from whom it ether weedy whether the girt. to " srand- W =Z i c7r Wier direst demondmils," were not sinbetita deem Mr. Rek sod Mr. Wickens appeared fur the plaintiffs, who were p yewe repressating seek claim, and oontendad that - wee to 1001. Mr. Stiapter and Mr. Hardy were ea the other side. The Vies-Chanceller thought that the view oantended for by the plaintiffs was sot only correct, bat wee in period soserdeace with the tree_ rremostical construction of the words which the lolleter led weed. It was sot like Uwe, ewe trims, due the gilts were held substitutionary, ths teeleiele words woad be oessoselosi. The word., talon la the stile sums, ogieseeed a distinct and clear Massa*, sod Mat tossobsg wed the ansMwetba put uses those by the *Wits. There would therefore be a decree dealer* the pie/sutra entitled. COURT OF COMMON PLRAB.—Dac. 21. l▪ abnp st NW Prins la Lagoa.— Mars Lord Chief Judos Cockburn sad a Spacial Jury.) Wesson r. TIM LONDON AND NOUN-WPITIMN RAILWAT CONNIE T.-811110011 ACCIDENT. Is lir mirk of the sink ore (prey tojtoykl torky'• drprod pokooklons woe tillob .hardy mostood 1. asedrekt kaput Wife Mt. Manor, k tosonsolag the Iloot,ailik kora way drowootokoo ki km trw •Mik ourkood k tho Mn of Qs oseposy to kookiest@ the saki% but obatt the ad tkl ter limey bo weld so loam k.sp opilkwooko so to km noun of km Injury. Th. tnotpany tY use Moire to raise any other gawks so Doom a. they won oolbioi that Ilk au eatetalsed real *Dry whilst travaki so disk 11.., but = us lud had mane to believe that the Injuries won sot oa represented. He lied now coins to as sikagestoot with his learned friend to give the plaintiff 1,0001. for the injury austained, and 3501. for his expenses. The Lord Chief Justice thought that the learned comma had enwelsed a wise discretion, and he could only regret that the compeny should have instructed him on such slight ii•Nriable convey en imputation that this gentlemen had bow of what would have been a most esemdslous Tow lordship bias not beard the repremata- Ilimsirblob wan node to the osepooy to Induce them to en disbelief I have alluded to- _ _ . Tbe Leedohlaf Jostles—l sea very glad that the Imputa tion Is withdrawn now. Vardiet for tb• plaintiff by comet. Damps 1,3501. ASBIZB INTELLIGENCE. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—You, Dzo. 21. (Bakes Mr. Baran Weiss.) Thl BRADFORD POISONING CASR. Chola Hodpets,4 . 7 charged with the manslaughter of Minas& Mary , at Bradford, on the 9rd of No- Bet 14. riles ad Mr. Middleton prosecuted , Mr. Foster des laid the *mar. Mr. hies, la shaft the ore, add that the prisoner wee with saneiamghtor, laopeaguence of having caused Oa aaa Ma doomood, Bthaboth Mary Midgiey, by groom ViCisThe drametenese of this one arose tram the ih }saes bed bas poisoned at Bradford by tating salbalthery, sad Ruh eaohnaeas prevailed is cowls tusk Se Mold the 'my wee sot acquainted with the Mai el the eoheppy oxwasee, but if they had hoard eit It, he had no death they would bring their alai and dispasoicnsalely to she abject, au asses M • O lrk wit= t to rehabs. The doessesd wee • t i t roe l m vin irtair alf • nip= seCiVri iher nakeri b v, In lathe Saw et than images we ft s aken by the thild, wise lame ad Mei •be dac ar,e rude, wake all thingespiens of pasta. and on the bibs is =err vems band to contain ansoie. he prisoner is • ad gaggio at • place calla Shipley, tires Wise hwa Indisrd, mid la Ostober lest lso was applied to by a raft mad Amiss, a What of Mr. Noel, a awkillomr, two goodly aide! is Iwo @Aka owtokooo ok k aG poi sosows, k a dtose IS k fta Erwilskuro of lozenges. Tio =woo ill M ibe time, milk hod as objection to let how soy dok bus bo ge e for it, young kw awned OMdmod, Ike woo wake in the shop, was thrented by ths ti Mmeer o t Pr io r qesoilky of da ft required. The Omar ge up adze ions ea writ, sal in • tub is a maw ft the mos lo would Sad the daft. Goddard wait hie to whisk that was two tubs, as containing the terra and the *dm • quantity of anemic. trukrimksk Its raw mess Owidostl wok to the wrong tab, eri band of proussing did, ha gook twelve pooods wolf* d sunk ark, de halm- Won that it was terra sib,, sad Mosel is to Assew, who look it to Mr. Neal, audio mei Y k Lasages soh at the Bradford tab. Sons dorap. wen mhos by the deemed, mad emend ha Sloth. Then won the ample fats of the ease, and It would be for the jury to fay whether the p hd bon salty of grass segiliones a allowing Goddard to tater th e garret for the purpces etas& Aber a Titans cc too had been relied, The meld thin he marred that the charge W dhe awn be enstained, thought he net been psi 07 at Nim not ble or MEWL as he miligenou It mimed that M hid &dad to go no a wash/ pies h As prier he the ilk bet he mea k Moltke had s'ee Is inur e,' ine, he Milt w Omer could NM be mar snible. TM PAM eenromently shoMmei the am, end the prineor wee Aspired. Than were weed other Merges of manalanehter against the primer, to white he pleaded am polty , and as the pre med= cared no (Mhos, he we rho acquitted on these MIDDLESEX SESSIONS (Before Mr. Pashley, Q.C., Assistant-Judge.) loan Truism, 62, s Frenchman, dmoribed a wok, wee indicted for stealing a gold ring end denim value 101., the of William H e ea h rzit t yder in his dwelling-house. The farther Mu; with having been previ omen', oonvieled of felony. pleaded guilty. the City detective, roved that is 1847 he had the i= in custody with mem ma tae robbry at Mr. Dodd's, Cornbill, and for that awe he was Pied at the Central Ciliate! Court, end a termer maviolloa bring then proved ageless him, he woe sentenced to omen years' trona partake. In 1856, he was convicted of a similar offence, committed at the shop of Mr. Warwick, Regentetreet, when be was sentenced to four weighs, the fact of his being a re turned convict not being known. Haggett said the prisoner wee one of the most industrious of the class of foreigners thing by thieving in London. He had kept • brothel in .7a and • woman he cohabited with had been con of The Aaeletent-Jaise sentenced the prisoner to seven years' mid servitude. The robbery which the primmer pleaded guilty to was ems witted at the shop of Maras. Loudon sad Ryder, 17, New Boodetrest, NA went in on the mimeo of making a sad vas detected by Mr. Ryder be the sot of articles from the counter. (Before 3lr. Creasy.) lowa Blake, 15, and Joseph Beall, 26, were indicted for unlawfully and malicioualy inflicting upon Henry Wil liams, a police-oonatable, °metals' grievous bodily arm. The I primmer Blake warn further indicted for stealing pars of *hose, value 18e., the property of Wil li am Thompson. Mr. W. Cooper prosecuted. Major, local both the primmer' (leafy. The pilaw Blab was then indicted for feloniously steal. three pain of shoes, value 184., the property of William T ~ a Mr. W. Cooper spin prosecuted. /brie Thompson, wife of the prosecutor, a bootmater, liv kmg at No. 38, Union-eatiet, Kinreland-road, mid, on Tuesday, the 30th of November, at 2 o'clock in the afternom, she was in a room at the back of the shop, when the prismer sad two other lads came in, and me of them ton down three pairs of whom hanging there for sale, and gave the to the prisoner. They all ran away together, and whams followed them for some *manor, but eventually loot eight of than. While abs was running, she maw the boots under the pri soser's arm. She subsequently gave Information to the pollee of the robbery, and gave a demaiption of the plow. On the following morning she saw him in custody at the polka-station in Robert-street on another charge, and at seer idaatifled him. The prisoner denied all Imowledge of the robbery, and said r he aaw isms boys ran away. be ran with them. The jury bead the prisoner Guilty. Mr. Creasy sattered Blake so be imprisoned for six months, and then to be seat to a reformatory institution for three years; sad Healey to be Imprisoned and kept to bard labour for 10 marks. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION HOUSE. Williaar Clerk and William Edward Clark, father sad sue, of the respective ages of 60 and 19, who recently tarried ort the Wilms of commission orate in Wow -lane, City, were brought before Sir R. W. Carden, by Haydon, the de- Wan ellow, charged with forging and uttering a cheque far 782 . 4 . 2d. upon the Bank of London, on the 96th November Lem. Ha ydon, the detective officer, mid—l produce a amps for 731. is. 2d., dated 25th November, 1868, sad James Boyd, jun. I received ft from the manager V i r d he Bank of London, upon which beak It IN drawn. I mbar wards showed it to Mr. Boyd, who directed me to a the prieoners for forging his Igniters to It and ut it to the Bank of London. I took the prisoners into custody at 7, Cheeks street, Tottenham-court-road, yesterday after noon. I had previously ascertained that they had quitted their former lodgings two days subsequently to the forgery. I apprehended the younger prisoner about two o'clock, and the elder about • couple of hours afterwards, on the first floor of the home. W hen I mentioned the charge to them they mode no reply, but trem bled radially, sad tamed very pals. After I had searched the younger primer, mad kb box sad bag. be obsermd, " I'm very sorry ff . l ßoyd mompeos ras" While I was examiniag some papers hand apoa dm elder prisoner he said, ba answer to • question I pat to him respecting the pro ceeds of the forged cheque, ' I know nothing at all about ft." I boats memoranda spa the ye straw, me of which is dated subsequently te the hammy, and appa sentry Ise Memo* tethe macinat of the Memo. The Iri ses% were ostmeribly agra famine and cessimima ammo at 6, Water-Isas They have ablabed soma honsiredm sad I believe that other *bargee will beremßer be mode spiel them if easy are remanded. I also foaled IMO immeemsda apes the younger prisoner. suggesting wrier sum for getting mosey, amongst which are the following By ordering large quantities of goods for • new firm, and befog drawn upon and accepting." " By bille—pretend they se forged." ' sodß ordering a boiler for soda inter." " By ostensible tr ading." "Go le the Talbot Betel—hire two loess, sad take lo Leaden else deaths palely take loons, sheep, ha., oat of en d Meg to Law dim" I hive a witness who will prom that ma of the mi. seers °Maimed change der • 101. sea—part of the proses& et chegoe—by making • hies regementstiso. Mr. Boyd is absent from town, bat I beam that If • remand be greeted, I shall le able le podia 'Meese melee both pri mmer§ somosetig Gem Ida lite fragery ef eines. lir B. W. Oaths shed the priestess visas tide limy whited le pet my miesties to the caw sr le my maythimg. Younger amr—l sol /Mr Prissame—l ma 'Mink bacesat of the ti=e. I balm aching whatever if TheMisr Ms ens mithke ; ha mays that list be gesstiamel me le get the elems e 2he this I sever saw tr. to I gesdnemil it le emelt of yet, an laid yea that I imisapd the kV/ piles Ta themes Priseaer—l was est all woos when you WM mem. Elder Prismar—Yea say I heeling Asisatly, but sae as ret io ltr — teingo, I add le " Mr Clerk m I litlak f Ten nedded year biol. I li m a said, " I hel le lice yellr ot t charge you with cog cemernsd with year ite ta mad uttering • sieges upon the Bank of Lends" Yea turned dreadfully pale, and was perfectly unable to @peek. You trembled so violently that you could hardly pull your piped out of your pocket when I requested you to do so. The priwmters were then remanded. Sir R. W. Cardso requested that the press would acknow ledge the receipt of 201. from the Mercerte Company, and 101. 10s. from the Saddlers' Company, for the poor box. CLERK EN W ELL. john Francis Codling, aged 39, of 12, Queen's-row, Holloway, a respectably attired men,: was charged with feloniously cutting sad wounding his wife Johanna Ciedling, in Coppice-row, Clerkenwell. Mrs. Johanna Cradling, the peomontrix, what she gm into the witness-box, exhibited a severe cut upon harAce and lip, and wee marked with blood. She stated that her husband had been living apart iron her for more than two years, and cohabiting with another woman. She met him yesterday to the City, and spoke to him several time, when he threatened her. She walked with him a far se Coppice-row, when he mho& her shawl, out it in pieces, and the stabbed her in the hoe. She went to see her husband to get some aupport for herself and four children, ea she was in the greatest di suses. Prisoner—Perhaps you will be kind aweigh to my who these &damn belong to ? Whiter—l shall not my. That is my buineme, and not yours. Priarmer-13he bra bed woman, and eighteen months out Mae two years that she says I have been away from ber, l she has bees confined in prison for uttering counterfeit oda. Wham—Yee, but you led me into it, and gave me the Ramey to ' Gawp =Mu mid be was passing along at the time in qualm, and beeztag the prisoner and hie wife quarrelling, aPITThe primmer put up his left arm, and mid to his ehe hold of ir, I won't hurt you." The prisoner that paid the complainant's bonnet over her eyes. He then =hold of her shawl, and there was a bit of a I He (witness) then saw hint put hie band In hie pocket, and afterwards he saw blood. He did not ees the knife until the prisoner ran away, when he dropped It, and he (witnees) picked it up, end ft was covered with blood, as were the prisoner's beads. The prisoner out hie wife's shawl in pivots. The prisoner mid he did not give his wife the cut on the mouth ; and, as for the blood, that came from his cutting his knuckle when ripping the shawl in pieces. His wife was a very bed woman, and had been twice convicted at the Old Bailey for uttering counterfeit coin. In addition to this she bed been unfaithful to him ; she had been to his house, sod during his absence bad taken away over 201. worth of goods. Mr. Cowie committed the prisoner for trial on the charge of cutting and wounding with intent to do grievous bodily harm. MARLBOBOUGH-BTRBST. John Clark disiorms, described cm the ohargeshest u a wine merchant, reeidleg at Large, Ayrshin, was charged with seesling, at Lene's Hotel, at Jame's, a geld watch end silver guard, together with a Crimea' medal and a knife, the et Lieutenant Evan Paden Wltayne, late of the l7th Foot, reading at Litlisid-place, Chtton, near Bristol. 1 7 11Tproseentor stated that he arrived in London at 6on Ikeda, evening, and went to the Three Tans public-hones In Moor-street, where, in a crowded room, he met the pri soner, and got into conversation. They went away together In a alb to a supper and oyster moms, and thence to Lane's Hotel, where he (prosecutor) had put no. After some li , tle time he fell salesp, and, waking, mimed from his waistcoat pocket his gold watch and chain, which he had seen oafs on his estranee. The prisoner was still in the same room, and he asked hint to give it up. The prisoner said he knew no thing &booth, and threatened to pitch him out of the window. Honked an alarm, the police were sent for, and the prisoner given in charge. He also mimed a Crimean medal and pocket-knife, and these articles were subsequently found on then=sr. The value of the property was 361. Codenbarn, the night porter at Lane's, said—Pro mouth" and prisons came in about two in the mottling, and both bad been drinking. Prosecutor, after sleeping some time, awoke and called out that he had lost his watch. The police were sent for, and the watch we. then found under one slats tutors of the table. The eootti•dsaidhoWase knife and medal got in hie pooket was quite • mystery to him. Remanded for • week; but admitted to bail In two .eels at 801. each. THAMES. Amongst the applicants a stalwart, weather-betten'ssaman peeped in among the crowd, and said he had some very un portant information to tarniah to the magietrate, which might save mach trouble, and be the means of clearing up a no tary. Oa being desired to enter the witness-box. he said his aims wee Francis Reeves, that be was in the employ of the Trbdtv 11011/0 Cori:scream, and that ha was at present living at No. 1, Tilley-street, Poplar New Town.. He was one of the mew tithe Primo..., Channel light ship, stational of Haas Bay, mad was two months on board and one month on shore. On the 4th of November last the body of a , mem, who he bad no doubt woe a limbo in Lis life ' time, was seen floating past the vessel. The muter of the light-ship gave immediate orders to get up some ballast to sink the body. The tinier was obeyed, and the ballast was tied up in a piece of old emend mad mad* fast to the body with a rope. Another canvas beg, oleo containing was made fast to the legs of the demand, but that was not sufficient to sink it, and se the tide wee drifting Use body past the fight vessel, the crew had no time to attach more ballast to It, and the meter gave orders to prick it. The body wee mooed la places, and drifted eat towards the deeps" end was some lost to view. On the 16th of Nofteribte he reed in a newapsper, left on board by • passing abeam tog, an account of the audios of a body at Westgate Bay, near Marsate, and an account of the Mellleal Inquest upon it. It wee stated that the body presented marks of violence, was stabbed in several places and two bags of canvas were attached to it. The jury had come to the conclusion, from the extraordinary Mrctunstanoes connected with the cue that a foul murder had been committed, and that the deoneeed had been mur dered on board ship, and after be was repeatedly stabbed, bags of sand were attached to the body, and it was thrown overboard. A verdict of trate murder wee returned against some persons unknown, and the coroner was in communi cation with the authorities in a foreign country, to whi,h the ship from which the body la supposed to have been thrown had returned. He had no doubt whatever that the body which drifted into Westgate Bay, was the imam as that which floated past the light-ship, and to whit& twat What were attached, and afterwards pierced. The Wm made in the body with a harpoon were mistaken for stabs inflicted before death, and the description given of the body on which the inquest was held corresponded In every re spect with the body which wee handled by the crew of the light-014. He had thought it his duty to communicate with his worship directly he came on shore, that Innocent parsons might not be brought into trouble, and charged with • murder they had not committed. He believed the body had been identified as that of a North Sea pilot, who left a port In the north with a foreign ship which was wrecked, and the mew, or a portion thereof, saved. Mr. Yaruley said he had read of the finding of a body in Westgate Bay, sad that its peculiar appsaraoailed to a sus ploion that • murder had been committed at sea. The state ment just made was of the highest importance, and the more publicity was given to It the better. The applicant bad done quite right fa comber to that court and making the state ment he had done, and he hoped that if anybody was taken into custody on suspicion of murder, the justice who would have to hear the case would he Written to and informed of what had taken place. The applicant r then retired, end said he should comrausi oats by fewer with the authorities at Marcus. THE DISPUTE OF THE OMNIBI7B COMPANIES. The case of the Metropolitan Saloon Omnibus Compsay e. the London General Omnibus Company, for alleged nun !piracies, again occupied the attention of Mr. Paynier at the Westminster Police-court yesterday. It will be remembered that there have been three prsvloue bearings of the cues ; the persons charged, in number forty or upward., being the council, directors, road mangers, drivers, time-keepers, and others directly or indirectly con nected with the London General Omnitnia Company. Tho conspiracy was sought to be proved la three way.— firstly, that the Saloon Oinnibes Company's vehicles were always followed and accompanied by as many somelimes as flee carriages of the Loudon Gene ral Omnibus Company, thereby materially affect ing the trade of the Saloon Coropmy ; secondly, that acting with others, masters of the Geeeral Company , hed induced shareholders of the Saloon Company to Ale kik ist the Courts of Chancery and Bankruptcy, in order to wan up the Saloon Company ; and thirdly, that they hod elverdeed delasseines of the clew company at only =lf their red Woe, by all of which swum the Omani led melosvousid to destroy the Bekaa Company. Mr. we Motivated to conduct the prorootiosi end Meseta Adduce, Bodkin, Sleigh, and oth er lasasd iseekeson, defeaded, when, after tree heerinee men the sterlestica of several wittier= for the piesent, Mr. Rayner thought ft advisable that an anmegamseeleseld. if possible, beam to, alessigh Mr. Edward. bespiewl of =oh brag trelmerett, and quoted sethoettil eb e se Lel ia Mr. Pari s t e rever, M 4 not thin. best oestrus bean tits ampseles, ser= animates. am ere 511 Ms filet Deesseher by ulna ems he lapel ea cable naty well is enairiskisto. _ liodlitcopoorti7s — pro s o= a a gnat markerloam vbish purl W a s p.tters relauve to ea snangssoont, Misr whke be rid it was plata who vim at bailees Mot ososepondeaso. Mr. linos& Mon& It ohne the Osneral Oarpq was at bah, bosom Ms Maws Car had prupossdto Enka dams* to an aeldtrater, wbice Hs fisawsl Compaq would not esnotat to, Womb Mr. Banda had In pre gospand It. It via not likny thug usso going te• nip Ms groososigna, while tbsy wove to *Or into serengsansto ohms tits Wads and dross of starting. efts, era farthir convwsades, William Looking, lass driver as Ibit Goma Omnibus Company, sold th at 'Whin thlusiggiog Wafts mg Wood. kW wore porno's who fustfaMsd blot to mum the tlidasa antaltmass. Hs aro mod ihr by Mr. Moonmarth raked nob of the tomes wrwbsr 1111118110 " did Ms work pre owl roookylt nor nor, " Tat, we him not m• ay him him.' Ho ma WM Fla 311•1111111 MINI *OA if he loot his bosom h• should be pot Ye awiellaig elm better. Ha bad to 'Maid a triog i osintall to looselbst Grano rell Oarapay,_ bunko bib tortnitos *we nu not load ma kir tint Omni Cowry. Ho bud aorsof Mo akin sonitneso. ?bey MOO Winn amok dinntektm Yeas maid oat; a• many did so as co u ld got away. thersonsaasiaast by Mr, EMILIA —Summoner yore pauglag , trim ho loft the tosopany about air =mho ago. Hs lost his lioenoe June let. He was summoned to several pl ios. He had been summoned four times. We not dismissed the General Company. He left the company. H. 4 never plumed some bad money. Shekel, a constable, sere marched bim. After some strong remarks by Mr. Paynter, who asu • was Infeinom to make snob a charge ludas It 00 4 reeved, Witness continued—l was employed by the Camden Tait Association, and was discharged. They told me I was die t in my amount., and I mut a letter. It was usual to sew letter in to the committee. The timekeeper said I was mow in myere enemata. There was no charge about bad elokii th ; Croes-examined by Mr. Sleigh—Lost my licence ers month' after I left the General Company. Have been n. moped stud convicted 12 times while on the 'busk 11,,, been sumnioned for obstruction at the Elephant and Cain e Never summoned before the opposition began, Re-examined by Mr. Edwards—Every time I was sta. mooed my fines were paid by the London General Coequ al . Mr. Beard sometimes defended me, I never paid hi m, i believe the directors of the General Company paid him. Chinks Butler, conductor to the Saloon Company, n om —My omnibus started from the Rising Sun, at 'ra h ,. Ina. In a week the General Company put on seama n which west with ea to the Gantm's Arms. Themes v ari joined by two or three 'buses of the London General Cm pay. They west with as all the way to the London-brie r Railway, and these omnibuses were driven by ma b l i iri Chain, Scott, White, Nadauld, Moos, end Miller, Tb.. often waited about. On Christmas-day Chain told meths Mr. Hartley bad instructed him to wait at the Rising g as N Meg es we waited, start when we started, and to to ea wherever we went. That was the night jousts!, to Lanka Chain waited sad followed us to the City i s e beck spin. We had • private party inside. I t i e bock take up • private party at Brad-Mel; Bloemahary, three quarters of an hour out of 1, 7 regular Journey. Chula put his people out of his 'busies another, and followed us right out of his way. I told his I was enaged by a private party to go to Ham common, loos he rid_ Mr. BAN , and Mr. Hartley had told him to knee us • but at Regent-street he said that was enough, sad win bad'. Once we went from the Rising San to the City, see broke a pole. We were accompanied by three 'bum 'Whit e put him paisengers Into Scott's 'boa, and turned rouse gat i waited till our pole was repaired. Baker came up and mid ",it's all right, Butler, you can't 4o without year pm . You may se wall make a journey, White, and the you tall be In tines to go . with him," (meaning myself). Os the 16th Nov., I wee going to the Rising Sun at Chi:Mg-croft Mccia was 'swim off, Baker said, " Keep hack, not so fast, there's a saloon Edwick, our driver, mid to Bum "Tot forget the protein made at Bow-street not to 6■310 as." Baker replied, " I shall do my badmen is my ova way. I'll seasoon you for abuse in the street." In &pinata., at Slosne-street, I was hailed by a lady sad paffeesanahsa Cave to defendant) bailed a General Company's 'bus us. The conductor pulled them any, sad they took • cab, being omfassd. In September, in the Haynie:kat, we stopped to teks up • lady. Scott drove up so close that he broke the inside of the door, and knocked the lady heed foremost into the 'bus. Witness spoke to other similar occurrences. He bad been in the General Company's ser vice. Mr. Baker once told him to make his 'Ms leave earlier in order to nurse a Saloon 'bus. Chain once told him he wouldn't run the risk of following the Saloons If he didn't have a shilling a day extra, which hs got seplarly. White told him the same. Had seen Mr. Hartley, Mr. Baker, Mr, Chapman and Air. Bremer, and others on the following omalbusee, and giving orders to the drivers what to do. Bad heard Cave shout out when he (witness) was taking up passengers, "There's • patent water-closet; that'll be another swindle like the British Bank." Adjourned till two o'clock on Thulteday. ifAllll'l326. COTTON —lavaloom. Dic.ll.—The market bas e Wes eselmerg tow ca Bess to Ws. Tba 'NM snow so market ; wpm, I,W rrl4w Sank at &14. to filet; WO at M. to N.; www, at ; 4,770 Amiss& °OTTO i ' 400BIL—Koposiono. Doc. S.—Store Iwo boon sow actin mond tor Prolli pone pad el U. Nor all tobrtas lads. Podedlog lilrtlem • ow ototto.l Moat. 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It ow quite poloolsio Ito few woo Wowed to opsil end Who Mir. w 0 loomolol. WOOLS.—llterradrette. Dor 11.—Tbe hosed tor yeas Is sot memo arm so It Me bete: weber tea k be maddestro the Melee of the aim tem. Jar Mot le sold an vessel Meese sale M a MANII/Aartla6B.-11coessmtus, Dm 11. —The market taday Wme mere! Mak, bat thee e, semrsholesa mete as mush, or mars. Mears drag r an Is uarl do mar ear-sores rms. The gresee deemed le for toiddls and Mr greed goods. D 50.1.1.-1111 imrhah to-day moderato oupply of hash& Mori. had rth. soon print dontowd than of bol latw Wai Wog pr frtoolosowled with oh lei week% ISM. imolai Odd oro Idaho of Wools dosiolvalossa. Ailey Mil, hut Bolden do sot prom Woo at why poloslion. sad deal hem So : Mid limlob Mid al SY we IS shim wall M. to ed. pm 10 Wm& Sam Yd per gm milk !Whet quotablf 10 . 1 1 r. Owls s a bars. yoosl wq sfiSo trees. "hootb , i ' 1;10111 had rase WOdel 337 tisel l.. . UT ; Leo: boom. la. Lma D. 2.—Whe a thaw .1 fist u.. Is melo. 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Dm 11.— TM weelleir ai lezre yeep poi rar 111 a ...s hop alVaratt upon thi of Market tele morning we bad a seelimaga Oen growers. and having nothing free Is Mlle .7 . 14 11 ' firmly, but flagged towards tbe clew oat any omega Flour a 'low aile, i l einsi lV veins Or Imenholda sod 32e for *Meg. Ike oeMa melee proportema d i ng Mar, Is MEM MP WO W lollease obemr. ()finding unibeigefl. WA lyre ' win gni: to ether &Wee SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE . , , CAISUALTIIB. Want (barque), of Dual✓, C,ptala Wolleter, from Idea to Ballast with biassed and La, came ✓Con ltd. snorting about fire ellat But of this port, and has uar feet water la her hold. Tte sup le not eapeelad to be gat oat nub! Us* weather shall moderate, NI the weasel may be rated, ore. Laded—G✓lemout►, Ceptais Arthur, from Quebec to Bunderlaad, greurdrd on tke Ciroand.oddle Bast, bat au •e cm it, and ansharsd la the Carson donde Tory Maly, 'hart alai sow Ilia, watariousd.—Sassana, Dec 17. luau Brows (si). Captida lama, from Lturporl to Banta, WA pet lank to Queseastosso oil the night of the ITU Duenter. Mods basing bun strut b. • ran on the 1118, m tot. if lola 10, OM swopt t he decks sod Lied Us snilnisto.m, sod seat mania MI struck by soother sea, "Wok at or the sub; Welts& .Me 110 skip took to • gamut, of tutor below ; oft test our la bee Wit Yttrium of Fahnoutb t.sptitm kiss. from Quebec to Glniumea fa tanner, sew umner, strodocted wsurlckpd oat the Mk of Uslahas fa Ist SI fl., too. S W.; estu says& Wallow. at Glaatom (a 4 !Orb, master), boa the Mule. 14 1 1 111 Valparaiso heady. aad was sold. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. • 11 from Table Bay kr Condos. Dr.?, tat St N. re It W. Cleatart, horn London for Newatrand, Oet. 31. Mt 17 eon 1.1 1 • ammo bartioeh tr. m Mare tor Liverpool, Deo. U, lot 46 11 at es 111 01 W. Durkee*. or North lihrlde, hens Alexamirts for ramrod , . Doll, of cape d. 0.11. aura, tram tordcw for arbour**. Nov. I, het Ifl los W. 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