The Express. — London, England, 1867-12-11 00:00:00

' I • _ 4 THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 11, 1867. 1 TILE CATTLE SIIOW. 114113 inttlitgenCt. 0 cHABox OF BIGAMY At:AINST A BARONET. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) se. 1 CIOLOWIO 41 Mem . -.- n There had a greater number of visitors passed Sir Eardley Gideon Culling Eardley, Baronet, Se turnstile at the Agricultural-hall ycater- OOURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE, was brought up in custody of Buck, one of the warrant ORDINARY MARES AND STOCKS. oloollenhDoOstm.o I t" Ow eov.Spa day at 2 o'clock than had ever d one s o at th e mane DieI3IBZR 10. officers of the Bow-street police-court, upon • warrant Ik. I P ' t I I " l4tan 1 t Ckst eate l =. l. I "in 004s1 •• - I Dm etweele. te 1 pm. (Before the Judy Ordinary.) him with having, on the 12th September, 1867, - De.Speratle bear on a first shilling day since the removal of char t i art • l ady named Elizabeth Allen, has former wife, eta He alusee ene Rims , .... 61 Is ..., 2.111,110 , Dcapmet.J, Se show to Islington. The prize ox held a crowded WHITE r. WHITE AND BROOKS , THE uckries PROCTOR m • . - • and still s e at 100 Oaledocdan INTERVE.YING. Emily a 'linen , being then ball, and was more poked and handled during the In July lest George FranCie White, of 18, Charles. Mr. Giffard and Mr. Grain, instructed by Messrs. a an oremen... 2 4 - Ceremonial than is often the case with personages street, :it. James's, surgeon, obtained a decree nisi for • Humphreys and Morgan,. appeared for the prosecution ; N. me Duallassiniesiesslanc 0 le .... Do. de d his high condition on state occasions. His per- dissolution of his marriage , on account of adultery coin- and Mr. Montagu Williams, instructed by Mr. Mant, al 1* Dendive,PerilteAlsdin 70 70 : Do. es local estate has been finally disposed of by Mr. mined byhis wife with • .private in the Grenadier Guards , for the d efence. . this 0 100 w e i Isa p li a lMOßS• sed. -. ... - 14110 Diallet.e.Ape The marriage b a d taken lace in June, Is- 5 3 the respondent Mr. Gifford stated that the prosecution in case was .. .... Ifdlen Onimall ov. M eiblett to an eminent West-end victualler for 1201., ins • ted by the father ofthe real Lady Eardley, who st. '"' L a '''' = u s" Weetese n im ° 6 r i ~.. _ NUN Da 112 MMO& Do. 117 'with the condition that the " baron "isto be re- arm- as she raked, the daughter of en ' o ffi cer in the Mu y'; and there had been three children. The Queen's instituted these proceedings in order to vindicate the Fit: iii Do. E. alg. fitt,ltai - 5; - 71 - ; N et4olll Masetlas lea served for the Christmas festivities at Windsor Lrootor now intervened, alleging that the petitioner had honour of his daughter, to whom the prisoner bad been it. 100 GreasHorthatesotmod la 10 - Do. castle. The other cattle were also much admired, n guilty of collusion , and that he bad been cohabiting legally married in New York in 1859. The second mar- el 100 Nat Boothia -- .. 108 109 1001 DO. allpaially the Herefords; and the pigs, tempted by with Alice Pawsolt since August, 1865. riage had been performed publicly in London, and it cer- Bs. 100 Do.a. .1 Ares. nein. lea 1114 111 4 Olt IN Do.B 1 tillip.eispaldll 123 126 -. ~,,,... In import of the case for the een's proctor witnesses tainly involved an imputation that he bad not been legally the comparatively genial temperature, emerged - 142010 Do. do. Id 66. 100 Oa South • Weal (Irs.) 56 08 were ed, who proved that a n e petiiioner had since married in the first instance. If the daughter of his client " 1 " De . Ore. Da. ply- °tech - - -4 1161,1/84.116wInspaw hem their snug nests of draw, and exchanged August, 1863, been living at various planes with t h e woman waa the real Lady Eardley the lady who now bore that al i.e Grain Western Sat 44f 4 4 1 I I.llll,ollAltew haft Ws the usual courtesies with the visitors. There Patron as his wife, under the names of Mr. and Mrs. title could bays no jut claim to it. al 100 Do•StourVal.Onand - aa , AO. esall.„l/11 - ill in the corner of the porcine department a se- George, hut there being no direct or legal evidence as to Mr. lefiee, 4, Manchester-street, Hyde-park, stated St 100 Do. Moab Wass ,•„ - - 2111.11111, Dia fp. al.ll surely barred and mysterious looking cage, within the identity of either of the parties, the learned judge that he was residing in New York in 1859. His daughter, 1 11 , 100 Do. W. MIE-01ford 26 50 him at that • At ft. 1888 pm Do. 11 16 31 -, - SUMO, 1t0.59.e.r.180 Ull.OlO New Sanaa 4 podpoued the case until such should be forthcoming. Emily Florence , wag wi th time. IL 100 lanceddre&Y • 111 1 Inl f lAN" Do. a Which is confined an African eland, whose wild that time he knew the defendant , who was engaged to his a 16 . taa. . 148.0osat ' 6! 2 6 1 .1 4 V.- it NOW Do. 4 per a beef it is hoped by its sanguine proprietor will - daughter. On the 12th December wring* was present [ft no . ,'..- , . 184 19 14 f i s Do.do. tut I, some day compete with the domestic animal. The ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. when they were married, in the usual way, by a person at at D e , . p.,, _ _ _. 114.40altras Seats If company are very anxious to see the eland. but _____„,____ rrporting to be a clergyman in holy orders, at Calverly fit. IN IsadsmaNsith Wean. 114 1143 llid I,WlASSl.Civiessensdeo the eland is not at all anxious to be aeon, and the NORFOLK CIRCUIT.-BURY Sr. RPM UND's, Ch urch, an Episcopal c larch in the diocese of New York. aa 105 laatontOlaNWatent 77 79 _, 1,117,460 Do. Do. I 471_5 114,010111.1a01.0ev.41 I They h li v ed together as man an d ' wife for some months after 116. IN 11416111103 -. 431166016 * 47 48 11f1 151 eensequenee is a constant crowd and obstruction Dec. 10. -in fact as long as witness remained in New York, and he 3 8 :: 1 " 11144141 " . ''-i4: 116 1164 Da IEIII 100 Da -4 11116.0001NaGallp.a.. is' the African corner. Having ourselves been for- (Before Mr. Justice Wines.) believed afterwanls. Saw the parties sign the register in dend - ifie.Vnhi7o 103 106 1034 6 7,000,0001 Da. 6p.at A tunate enough to get a passing glance at him, we Willem 'byre, 31, basket maker, was charged with •• room attached to the church. al 100 llaleogallaraDlelales - - 72 a are not at all alarmed as tothe probability of his threatening to accuse William Houghton of an infamous Cross-examined-He was then Mr. Eardley. Witness 110 13 Dade. d d. So. I 81L I Max superseding the Herefords and Devons at any very crime, and thereby extorting money from him. first knew him in November, some three or four week. 10 all D 0.484. kabala-wood - -.- 1131 1 13 5 - Camila early date. Amongst the sheep the Leicesters Mr. Naylor appeared for the prosecution; Mr. Cherry before the marriage._ Had been . previously . a_•ware of the el' Lee ladheel .,_ ..„=-1,- Den by •-• - - 110 4 1 ._ 13 - for the defence , engagement. There were • great number of penmen pre- ; i'; N a Ar m "' Bl U 5 114 33 it, - Dre.llo4a. - 1 seemed to be the most generally . admired, although The prisoner was found Guilto, and it appeared that be sent, amongst others Mr. Cyrus Field, and a gentleman ft i.e Daßrita,rarth,Dnad. - - - there were persons amongst the judicious who won- had obtained 2s. 3d. of the prosecutor, • labouriug man of now in court. The register was not signed by witnesses ; ws. 101 N. Easksa-Banata- 99 101 14 1 gest llemst 4 ebbed that any sheep farmer should trouble him- weak intellect, and bad a tt em pt e d t o o bt a i n le e . more, that is not tumid. There was no ceremony at the >6M Do. G. N. a Pore. - - - Ms 6,1 - - NMI Olinda self rearing such stock. when he was given into custody. A previous conviction consulate. St. Ds. Lads .. .. .. _ 69 61 - 2 -16 d Casa Br et, IN Be. York -- 93 96 94 6, - Mast areerill To Mr. Giffard-Witnem's daughter is still alive. As is usually the case on these anniversaries, the for felony was proved. •-• 1. - laist gerall galleries were a busy and very crowded bazaar. His Lordship, in passing sentence, said that this was • Mr. Charles timely, of BS , First t a t 1 1 : Do. " saaa. °3lllll6 , isa in most heinous offence, and one most dangerous to society. deposed that he was present at the marriage, sad a l so in ii a n D e , Ns. ajar: - - 6. -E. W. Nasal - Gambier a , They have been made thirteen feet wider, but the The sentence upon the prisoner was that he be kept M the vestry, or room adjoining the church ;he was not sure aft mo Ilford Loam_ ......- Ist 116 - 1000 4 Great lasy increased accomm o dation does not yet scent to be penal servitude for 15 years. whether it was ca ll ed a vestry. He was not sere that be 10 aI Ds do., UM- 1 if pm -4 6,000, - Greet Sout h ' - i sufficient for the infinite variety of agricultural Wittiest Martin, 24, and Charles Martin, 30, two saw the registry signed, but he understood they were W HI , 110 1 1/SDIWWWdarb: 6B 60 6.146 .. G. W. Tar (0 lit. 105 IL a 11. Westin Jam 110 115 - CON . Grenville .. implements which inventors are perpetually pro- brothers, described as briekmakers , were charged with the doing so. - 1.004 . . Hered's Soot wilful murder of John Burbridge, at Sudbury. Mr. Richard Henry Bannister, the registrar of St. 1116 100 = lr. V• 166 - - 14+ 57 4 S , Dena-- -- - a - S,OOO - Illogston Do dicing. The atmospheric churn, thanks to the Dlr. Naylor and Mr. Mayd appeared for the prosecution, George* Hanover-square, proved the prisoner's marriage , at, lie swab Remain ___ ~ 571 pit a7j 84 (ITI publicity it recently received, was an object of and M r . Si mms R eeves for the defence, before him, with a lady named Elizabeth Allen. 110 all Eadass,W •• • • • at ile - 2400 .. =tam 1 lively curiosity. A lady and gentleman who were Mr. Naylor, in opening the We for the prosecution, Mr. Robert De Tracy Gould, of Walthametow, deposed U. 100 Tat Vat - 05,050 4 Mwyndy frel mounted on a lofty pedestal, alternately made said that Barbridge, the deceased, was • labourer, living that he is was barrister of the American bar, and had prac• 10 IN S .Da 0 -,-••-•• - -• pa - - mei - New lisloa_ _.. 700 .. Earth Maks butter and harangued the crowd, but with what at Sudbury, and the two prisoners were brickmaken, died for many years at New York. If the marriage was la I i ;W wamako s 443lo34 22 o 2 = l - = - ado' - Noah Wheel living at Ballingdon. On the night of the 19th October, performed as stated it wit • legal and valid marr:age. It KOOO ... 17011 effect we could not ascertain at the distance at the prisoners and deceased were at the Rose publi c- h ouse , was not necessary that it should be entered in the re - I, - ( 'which we were obliged to stand. The purveyors in Sudbury. They bad all been drinking, and Charles &try. That was sometimes done, but it was rather an BRITISH POSSESSIONS. ln .. . Oradea of cattle food circulated their handbills, from one Martin was rather noisy. The deceased was leaving the exception. Sh ll4. I RAILWAYS. I (Sodas gaga 1 ease. 2 .. Oman of which we copy the following chemical analysis : house when Charles Martin called him some name, and he Cross-examined-Witness had no authorised copy of 100 ell 1111amtleaft Ls 54 se - - W. Planes immediately turned beck and pulled off his jacket, and the law here. In the State of New York the facilities for St. le Dim Babe la stp.e. 103 106 - .. tack.. Water William Martin was p ' to do the same, when the mar ri age were greater than in any other State of the 10 14 Da. 1 thins-- - - I 81 ,- - ,S. - West Beret Fixed and Volatile Oils - landlord, seeing there was likely to be a disturbance, Union. No proof of domicile was necessary, nor any mar- 1, .. le. Csnidon Starch turned the deceased out, and the prisoners and others fol- rid g e at the consulate. No witnesses were required. S. _ West Chian Vegetable Albumen Legume Phosphates of Lime, &c. .. Ds D , .. - West neon _ WI. Basest Sugar - .- _ _ Wb. Baler ( • Chloride Sodium end other soluble salts- 7.066 heard to say, "Come on Bill, we can work him." When they married. Bt. MO OapsT.ADockep. e.g. 40 SO - 1. W , s.kort , Husks ot • the street there wee sonescufflingandpushieg about Mr. Gould-They may walk into a church or into • 1 00 ,IN Dles=. .aperpreL 97 99 •-• : Witold - beam r Silica Led° orfighting,butafterawhile theywerequiet,andthedeceamd pr i vate house, and if they liked in the open air. gn. 4 ma- 104 1069 105 1. - WIL Deism: 20 114 Do. do. ado... - - - then took off his jacket and went up to the prisoners, and Mr. Gifford -So they might in England until the statute m Alumina said he would give it to them. William Martin then of George 11. 50 5 Do. L Maras.. - -.. i i per - Na I la. 1 Mr kicked him, and deceased said. "I will fi g h t l i a gu all one at Mr. Stratton , of 3, Gray's-inmequare, solicitor, pro- St. 100 Greed Trinket 4 1 174 -100.000 MOO 1 Also a time, you Irish bred -." Charles 'n then said, deed a deed of separation between the prisoner and Lady 100 en Do. lcdp.lLlLlp.et. SO 02 - 100,U0 1 Asps-bra All this is plain and harmless enough, except "I wish I bad a knife, I would rip him tip." Other angry Ferdley, executed by them and by her father (Mr. 100 0 Do. letpst Dona .44 47 - IS" 1111 kaarallat the large proportion of " fixed and volatile oils," expressions were made use of, and then Wm. Martin, who M'Oes), on the god October, 1863, in which she is de- 1: 0 0 :II tit Sad Pit ... 21 30 - 15,681 10 Caps Om - WIN I Captain) which perhaps would be better of a little ex lane was standing with the other prisoner , went up to •• St - 0.0 it Clisabass Lion. The root-stands are exceedingly attractiveHe then l man who held his jacket, and got his knife . re- William Back, one of the warrant officers of the oourt, scribed as " his wife." 100 ail Do. ah mi. stoat.. 18 to 1104 1114 11l I 104 10.001 A Da po m p Oah turned to the deceased, and told him that he had got • proved the apprehension of the prisoner on Monday night , i t I S alessa Do. =per seat. - - ala ... 76,11.4 1 Dow s this year, and the specimens of vegetable natural knife, and if he came nee him again he would use it. The at 5, Grosvenor - villas , Junction-road, Upper Holloway, 40 s Do. New do. -.. 14 If me - dad $ Del 1 cattle food displayed on them of extraordinary deceased then ran up to William Martin, who struck him upon the warrant produoed. to 1 Do. New - It limn - MAO (1 Mize and quality. We were particularly struck a blow in the left aide, upon which the deceased cried out Mr. Williams said the defendant wished to state that . f . .. 10 0 0 0 Ga Do. ll.o/ 0 1ndls7g.rp7a . . 103 104 .- Lom 1 'with the disidayof roots and seeds made by Messrs. " Murder !" and in 20 minutes be died from the effect he was perfect ly under the impression that the first mar- et., au ix waaawa 64l . 3 6l ", -:• 16 14 11 4 lit - II .. of the wound he then received, and which had rase was il l egal, an d . that therefore . he was_ at . liberty . to ito a g Do. .0316433.1931 33 wo 41. W If Sutton and Sons, of Reading, on stand 84. There- wasp 8 CI. penetrated the heart. As soon as the blow was struck MUT( again. Having ben (d e fe n d a nt ) d, 'bough not DP 104 all Dade. Ila 1677-6 69 91 _ are to be seen mangolds, anodes, and cabbages of she priao .,leg 6 nere left, and could not be found till three day. him Mr. H. Williams), hefully believed that 10 4 awned; - di. - NAIR di Paaalerna mammoth size, and the famous " Kohl Rabi '' after. On the following morning the were seen to. he bad a good defence. He hoped the magistrate would St. tOO 110111114111 E. P. eat 104 1064 1054 L ITZ a !Waren' which was probably never so good as it is to Le getber, and asked a man not to say ouline about it, sad tele bail St toe De. at. 1111 d 0... PI Kt - 111 ! seen this year on Messrs. Sutton's stand. It is when the y were eventually found by t he police in William Mr. Giffard said he understood that the defendant was et- 0 Ile Da ma "- id, ••:•• 94 _ t ° - - MANI II rort s Vl almost needless to add that a stand offering so us." an outlaw. Martin's house, they said, ' Here we are ; don't hurt ll Meni. sad Hoboes's 44 61. - MON 64 Hoye] Col HON 1 Roses On A number of witnesses were called who spoke to the Mr. Montagu Williams - That is denied . rep an Do. 6p. at., pa. 116 100 - =Any attractions to farmers was constantly cur- dawn 1 i llsolab A - above facts ; sad it also appeared from the evidence of Dr. M r. Flowers declined to take bail. Application might be 100 0 Ds 6P. at. Pa. 83 83 11.400 SO N. John d rounded by visitors. Two or three lady pick Williams, the medical man who attended the deceased made to a judge in chambers. St. me N.RotOalLas aletraß 79 51 - 45.17 t se Vatted IIL pockets were detected plying their vocation during before he died, and afterwards made •• post mortem ex- et all Ondialtadlkand,g. 106 106 - Seed,o 1 Telaatig , 10 24 uo. Shares d 0... par fpui - the day, and were speedily removed by the police. amination, that the wound must have been inflicted with MOON 10 Yawata CHARGE OF MURDER. St. SD Do. Nolhates - - - 6,0001 10 Tel aim great violence, as it had penetrated the sixth rib at ita fa. ,es lead% gee II peter& 103 106 1044 ___.,_ 10,0041 II Wadies G junction with its cartilage, the pericardium, and the right at 610 De. DoW d 0... -1 01 k Mt - At the Mansion-house p olice - court yesterda y, lkout 1 Warding THE YORKSHIRE SHOW or STOCK, POULTRY, venticle of the heart, the wound in the heart being . - - t Ipa - 55,010 1 Terkel* before the Lord Mayor, James Coming, a seaman, was 84. mg Da panianb de. _Da 1014 " logl 4 AND ROOTS - The Christmas show of the Yorkshire three-quarters of an inch long. It also appeared that ch . erled on remand with the wilful murder of John Wyers, Bt. 100 De. ladasat. /idle 06 0 ' 61.000 5 , Tatum - II t society . for the exhibition of dock, poultry, and roots after William Martin had struck the blow the prbioners • rei ow seaman, on board the barque Fridona, in the bay no. jail I Um. armed yesterday in the wool sheds at York, and will be nit away, and Charles was heard by • polioreconstable to . kept up to-day and Thursday. The amount of money my, " Come on, Bill, let's make baste home ; I wish of Fayal. Azore Islands, on the 18th September. JOINT STYMY& WELL Mr. Poland, the barrister, said he appeared in this case W* 10. 1 ELM I FOOL pals l Nita 42000 1 It •agio-as offered in prizes was greater that usual, besides which a you had stamped his guts out." On • being • tak en to conduct the proanution on behalf of the Treasury. 10,00 ID Amarltat • dozen cups, some of considerable value, were offered, and into custody Charles sa i d that he had nothing to 42040 10 apes D i rk (Lbs.)• ..- 6 10 14 A pa l - 0000,000 St. Allan* T There dou b t, h remarked, that on the 18th Sep- 00 , 00 0 II D., was no e the entries were correspondingly greater in all the depart- fear, as he never touched the deceased . ; and- 11014009,111. A r s = seeds. The quality of the entries was never excelled, William Martin said that the deceased cut him, and tember, ou board the British vassal Fridorm, the • er ..- 10 AM& a 6 4 dial - NAN' 15 and on the whole as a show it was the most successful when he did so, ran against his knife. The medical man, killed a fell . ow seaman of the of John Wyers and on - o,Ole 10 anissee Malted -.. M 11 10 die 14 NM 16 Aurae • ever held under the auspices of the Yorkshire society. was of opinion that the wound could not have been caused the attention of Mr. Dart, H.B.M. vice - c onsul at the Bay 140,055 ITO 21 166 44 3 1 11 1 61 4•-••- - • al 3 W• - an tat 14 171 44001 10 Illsogaral NAN II Betas Ws - by the deceased running a gainst a knife. of Fayal, being called to the matter, he held an investiga- 0 . 6 " 16 "Lb ML 61 • 6 =4 . - d deft IS Auto 10 6 4 ille - LAN 10 Do. IThe prisoner was convicted, and sentenced to twenty tr , a r p t : t r on th , e w .l i t e r t t e tt r e o n f et s , ev i penal servitude. Charles Martin was acquitted. t eral was w tt n u e g a t e Pri a g n ht WI" : aalralift " 91 3 2 ,2 II e t : 614 4 SENS alt latehow , MN S leakrfft 4 II abgt anis /Military. years' should be sent to England, in order that they might form mtele N De. New. lewd Spa. I 4 3as .., I Be Net , --w- WESTERN CIRCIIIT.-TAurreox, Dec. 10. the subject of an examination here. The F ri dona was aKM 111 Bask el 141^nt - 740 . SS MOO as vessel trading between Boston and Gibraltar, and as it did we. le Aimee' Mello (teneltse) II 6 4 ab - AWN W. a al. Mi • PORTSMOUTH, DEC . 10. (Before Mr. Justice Mellor.) not corns to this country, it was found difficult to send ....oz. : ...k t y li er t ,= .i. T - 7„, = SALO Os masts9ollo 10 The Fancy, screw gunboat, steamed out of bar - Frederic Hunt, 37 , labourer, was indicted for feloniously over the witnesses, although it would have been much R ex 33 mit* N. Ana , * . id i te fir •- - 16,000 SO Om boor to-day, in charge of Commander Welles, to resume attempting to discharge • loa:led pistol at John Chamber- better had they been here to be cross-examined in refe- woe g 9 cm. LAI N A ss ., pa s ; al 15 is -. 12040 N tie A .•, bar trials of Walker's patent shield, which consists of a lain, • police-constable, with intent to murder him, at rence to the case. Under the Merchant Shipping Aet the Ade is Chia. Maw. et lailsoka at N3l 194 NAN St Chtnafall ' drum, or rim of plate won, fixed in the screw aperture, He ll oes, on Oct. 20. The prisoner was charged in other consul had power to take the depositions, and in i.e.A is cala 1 • and encircling the screw. The object of the shield is to counts of the indictment with intending to do grievous the absence of the witnesses, they were made IMO .05 Damao - - ...... ..,.. w 36 w. - *ma is atrorrem Ikeisl * City *Ma 1 increase the speed of the ship, and to check the vibration bodily harm, and intending also to resist his lawful l appet- evidence under the 277th section of the 17th and 11 5, 1 2 a „" Cen5e11e5tee 5 ..,......„.. 11eee ,, (1 ',.. ) 21 4 e er ,..., JO . = venally caused by the action of the screw. Since the last pension . 18th Vic., oh. 104. Them would show substantially ;7 0 ; r ti TrZn is "" - e s Sr s k i 3 2 a 969 N Do. - . 86,400 N Cily of Mo trials the breadth of the rim has been reduced, and is now Mr. Stonehouse Vigor prosecuted ; Mr. Edlin defended the nature of the ease against the prisoner . It did not lope ge gadsongsehenge(' Ihs.) $- - dis - 111,006 Ottly Oflice 14 inches, instead of two feet, as upon the first trials. The the prisoner, appear that any one was present when the deceased man se m* N Mogi* and Lesencem. le 4 I dis - KM N (1 ) form of the stern-post has also been slightly altered, front On the night or the 19th of October Police-constable was killed, and the prisoner's account was that he oom- SINS se i Ing.Bauldt.de.lataroL 10 4 2 die - a square face to the form of a letter V. The Fancy made Chambers apprehended a man named Pullin, on • charge ridded the deed in self-defence, and this statement was WAN Is i Isgasela Asa. Cala 1 17 al , - 10,010 116 _ Do. 110,641 116 eammweli six runs at the measured mile in Stoke's Bay, her engines of stealing cabbages, and on his way to the lock-up he met borne out by the feet that the deceased did certainly tow 1111 /1666116602•••C4111 all II 1 ,_,... 4 :: AO 18: , Do. Mew .. . . 64 weir nom cite! 13,1100 al Concision making an average of 185 revolutions per minute, and the prosecutor, Polimmenstable Chamberlain, who *mom- threaten him on that day, and that there bad been • good isms 105 i mparta 9 . 3 k (iiiiiia) 15 tit is,"'"- 2.600 99 Do. realinag a speed of 8.13 knots an hour, showing a slight panted him. They arrived at the lock•up about midnight, deal of quarrelling. It was proved . on the last occasion sues ai brand Ottoman -.. 10 1 0,41 s 01 446 9 now is Dog. dui 1 increase upon the previous trials. and the prisoner and other men came up to them that the prisoner was brought home in the Wave, the cap- 10,00 * LEONA. a• Indla(L); 4 If Xas - 41116,4105 IN C.eflon. 1 (the constables), and Hunt said, "You are not going twin of which vessel stated that the Fridons had sailed MOM 100 Dat ik aDeb.,lB444,Bllyra all UB6 - LIMON 00 Do. d, i ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE, PORTHMOUTII. -The to put Pullin in the lockup. The officers replied that from the Bay of Fayal before he started to come to this !Al .0 _lne• 001 __,edeo ggignan .estAi' La 3 1 2 1 3 : du els 13 - MUSS ,10 C. Tose. of _ _ IREESI N Deer MI examination of naval cadets commenced at the Royal they should do so, and prisoner and • man named Burge country. Mn. Poland said he would now ask for the de- 56=1! Lades sad - SNOW, el ra I Naval College, on the 4th inst., and the certificates to the successful candidates were avrarded yesterday, as said, "Go into them, you -," ■and a rush was made positions to be read, and t h en fur •• further remaed, in 75;! 1 ,1 0 " 1 . 0 . 3 , 3334333 a kti 0. ) a 3 5 pm _ 5313.30 ; st. (t r a p., upon the police. Pullin . was placed in the lock-up by order to see if any additional evidence was forthcoming. woe Ifa Do. do. do lO par Ipm - Rumw It Ds. il l. follows :-A. J. L. Bennett, A. C. Heathorde, M. R. Chambers, and on his turning round he saw the prosecutor The Lord ayor, at the request of Mr. Poland, then re. dem Ars Lon. Olt Beek et AseirL sla 24 16 - 9,910 91 Hayes, W. H. W. Grove, It. B. Lowry, R. 0. Polwhele, and prisoner struggling on the ground, and going to the mended the prisoner. MANI 50 beam and County . • 111 a fa - LAO is • aid of his brother weldable, Pu ll in effected his escape. Be 0,,500, IP Do. New las. ate) p. &pd. a - - - NAN 60 bedlam O. G. Dieken, F. H. Boyer, J. M. Edwards, K B. D'Oyla i ri ILOSOI Is London Joint fame. 66 17 - NAPA 111 ladle I Aplin, N. E. C. Legh, M. H. M. Gregg's, C. F. Dade went after him, and recaptured him, and On resenting to Tag Miarzas' LOCK - OUT.-Last night a public the lock-up he saw Chamberlain and the prisoner still SAW 60 Do.Newlealeip.nonipd 16 - - Iti NAP IN ' ' Vali Non. W. R. Herbert, C. F. Bulks, E. F. Goodfellow, Ft:meeting of the trades of London was held in the Harp- 0000 , is Lead** tiousearrieas all 910 - 106,5121 to . C N. Ommanney. H. D. Ewes, F. G. S. Laye, T. S. K. upon the ground, and beard the latter say, " I will blow a ll e y School - rooms , Shoe - lane, when a deputation from we. 100 Loa. a d a iT ir esteninba. your-brains out," and heard the snap of • pistol. the Miners' National Association attended, and explained ArKti: lettere , 77 = gc, le _ 59 71 Lot 1: : 2 - "WWI 1 el.' Macedon, T. G. Greet, E. Affieck, E. K. Bruce, J. G. prosecllor's evidence , .be arrested Hunt the origin and position of the lock-out at Church Greeley, - 111,140 10 De. Be ll geed. a tens : Ede, W. L. Down E. D. Ryder, H. L. M. Mason, R. Le t keeer ! li elt t o Imam ne DaMe.lol.o.amsepoidt 10 Is 3o put - SIMI , 16 sal 1 Hunte, H. W. Gordon , ' C. P. Bickford, A. B. G. Grenfell, for interfering with him in th e execution of South Derbyshire, and asked the support of the London Doe . HD N art h a m D in g (u m .1 15 10 7g o _, O. J. M. Conybeare, W. G. White, R. G. C. Brady, and his duty a nd attempting to rescue Pullin from custody. The prisoner and a man named Burge (who was trades. Mr. G. Potter, who occupied the chair, explained mow Go a arausttle Ha 97 as - 1211% 14111 alba NAN It ''' W. H. Edyveau. The following qualified for navigating that the lock-out at Church Greeley had arisen from the 10,0001 le Metropolitan ilenttedi ell 6 .- awl 'la (w cadets :-F. J. Harwood, H. S. Molyneux , J. H. G. charged on another indictment with assaulting the police ) Muriel of the masters to employ miners who had joined or 0.000 105 Midland Bank (Lba.) - 1106,016' VP • Cs Lamont, C. G. S. &lee, W. G. Meanie F. C. A. Crooke, came up to him and said, " What are you going to loch attempted to join the miners' union, which had been found 10,000 I • 1364•3•11 el • a - - - NAOS 'l6 Ness him up for 7" He rephod, " For stealing cabba ges." llo,6oll 100 National es_l..tsmool a _ ... - dad ! di • &C. J. T. Daly, W. G. Barr, H. H. &armee:J. It. F. Marshall, to have hem attended with beneficial result. in other die- said. " I'm -if you are goingle,eoo lee N. Fro. of - RON 10 cry F. S. Newton, P. O. Cazabet, M. It. Lewis, FL Huntley, to lock him uP trine. The men, of whom there were 900, had been 37 Weft le D e , 2,4 7rr h .;;.: It -„ MON ;St 'sire's I D. Barker, and W. S. Carl on . to-night." Runt and others made • • rush upon them, say- weeks out of employment, and after having been liberally Ads as Nalosal Bank - .. -- 1121140 SS 4 Ueda . 'es at the time , "Go in, you -." The prosecutor , who NAN ;2 I Ca , supported in their own locality, they now sought aisiatance 56,000 SS New Soak Wales- - Aeu MALTY Dec. lo.-Areoneemsera.--Lieu- 1 r was struck upon ' the held with • - bludgeon by Burne t from the Loudon trades. The following letter from Mr. MAN la 3103164 W 4614611 - -44-4.4 a - - ma t se Wad I i i tenants H. G. Andoe, W. H. Lewin, and S. A. R. Hamil- seized hold of Hunt and threw him to the ground, and Baas If P was knowledged by the chairman :-" Bur- fdeo * Oriatal . __ .... _ ., __Nak Ompeen. an U 44 411 , 31 UMW MI lateraat.L Li ton, to the Pyladee ; Navigating Sub-Lieutenant John G. Boulton, to the Seringa_patem, for surveying service ; Na- whilst struggling there the r riaoner pulled • pistol f ' • •' 'lc his pocket, and, pointing it at his breast, said, " I'll b ro lo m w WSe Praia (L) It 61 b 4 ton-on-Trent, Dec. 8, 1867. My dear sir,-I am extremely 23 4 .0 , 0 1 00 prorian ad lni se t i• to send you a ref wed of mantes colliers to 4000 is D e , 4 9 , D 99 at --, vigating MialshiPman i•ege H. Pigott. to the WmTior ; your - brains out !" sad pulled the trigger. He beard receive • deputation from their ' own' men with a view 00,90, a lisatb•amralla ,; sal 17 se - UAW N Italian La •-• IMMO is Italian In -4 SAWN IN Do.' p woo: so Load Sas and Acting liecond-chus le Asoistant-Ensinee William H. lt click, and he knocked it out of his hand. to Nettle the differences between them. I requested Mr. 11,061 100 &mad. cd I. B. Allim ,IS IS it dim - ow a • Burner, to the Fisgard, for Lightning The pistol was found to be loaded with powder and bell, Abbots, whose letter I enclose, to see themasters early this 10.400 ,109 Do. do. Is& at Spa 10 8 6 dill, UAW Si !Cal but the powder in the nipple was found to be damp, and moraine, and try to arrange an interview for this afternoon NAN 11 Omni . 40,.....0011 1,.. 14 Haien et astralla t, that was the reason the pistol had not gone off. The between them and me. I gather from him that Lord ''."'"l - traus el 1 " 1 " 4 " 1"4 11/ 6 4 dis i -. we. $ Lood. Dan q SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON THE MARYPORT AND hammer was down upon the cap, which was split. Chesterfield'. agent, Mr. Falkner, considered himself sues al Vasa a Ueda -- tll MI ST - 11,N11 1 Do. Prot 11241411 IN teed. rim CARLISLE li.iftwAT.-A serious accident occurred on the Mr. Edlin contended that the evidence did not sustain qualified torepresent the masters as • body and he expressed Maryport and Carlisle Railway on Saturday night, through the more serious charge of intending to murder, and called himself decidedly against a meeting between touters and lOllllOl RAILWAYS. which 10 persons were more or less seriously injured, For t wo w it.. s w i t h a v i ew showing that the police had men, that it afforded no prospect of • utiefactory metes- la (Pd. RAILWAYS. I Closing pram I aka. some time oast the Maryport Company have for the con- used undue violence. meet, and that Adey would probably be present, and he * ell & Rotterdam al 63 venience of the colliers employed at the ltose L nk Colliery, His lordship summed up the ease to the try. wh o had grossly misrepresented the character of the dispute. WI all near Bulgill, allowed • train to stop, and • Van to be found the prisoner Gnine of the second count the ia. attached at the end, for the purpose of conveying dictment- intent I confess I should have thought it very desirable that Trii,(L)g.lpa. It 5 all Belem L I Indies .. 1 2 . .1 ' to do grievous bodily Walt" and • Adey should have been present at any interview between : e l lt t et ta ft ' aiLl it r i r l4l4 . _ rs i i x the at le e to Maryport, where most of them prerio tt s conviction for burg , for which he had under- masters and men in order that any misrepresentations he tee an Ooplapo _.. •-•- - - ... -, .... Eve. On Saturday night last, about half-past 5, this train gone penal servitude for six yam, hating been recorded may have made should have been met and refuted le all Do. 1rm0na100r....._... •• - -- Pm .e. was waiting at the Rome' Station, near Durham , until ■ against him, he was sentenced to 12 fan' penal servitude. by the masters in the presence of his fellow work- IN 11 1 1 ___Datolt,lWg_6 4 ,_._ l6 lll4lBl3.4 13 la al - MANI 6 MN N NAN, St MINN , ta G. 0 col Prot In I &p ax , MIMI is Mauritius sa l fO l 11 Media la 11,11110 al ' ardent N 00,410111 IL Waal 116.444• N iallwalla NM 111 lam . 1 some more coal waggons could be coupled on, when the men. I repeat my regret that it has not been in 114 .. IS 044, • -- 41 35 3 PI - MAN IS 1 down goods train suddenly came in sight round • very my power to contribute towards a peaceful solution of ; nb ea Nalk3 36. 3ae maaa _ 2 , 1 ,, - UAW II MIS II e I sharp curve. Before the whole of the passengers could THE POLICE COURTS. this unhappy quarrel.-I am, &a., M. T. BARR." t o ig e. t .a (jj.. 18 II db - Kew d , rams =ramble out of the van of the mineral train, the goods Mr. Adey, one of a deputation from the locked-out men, fp sii 8 94 9 4 15.140 'la • rams '. t train came dashing up and struck the mineral train with ___...._- stated that had it not bees for the oppoeition of the *an Lembs=lird.) . , a _. a..«, ~ = great force. The force of the collision was so violent that GUILDHALL. masters they could have obtained work at 28s. to 30s. per et sal Mexican (1.4 some of the wsggons were run off the line, and fell over Merles Dnltlif, living at 11, Canterbury-terrace, Bland- week in other districts, and the masters not only went so a .* _ e all I r ,,? 1 • 41 / 1 Wee. e , I. B 7 g. WW___ 18 E ... dod 15 laded into the river Ellen. Those who managed to get out of street, Dover-road, was placed at the bar, before Sir S. H. far, but refused to sell them coal for private um. How- M „ du e" w ••• =7 - „, e raeo ."'" le .. Ile twasial the van before the collision escaped unhurt • but the ten Waterlow, charged with being concealed in • printer's ever he wished it to be known that the men would fight r e a IL - Rol. Ri m . - i. e -4 : 47 4 ... au Sil: ' fo ,_ Do. B. • persons who were left in the van were all more or less Press-r000l • out their battle even if it lasted five years. Mr. Jones to all Da .- - ~m AN lit (11.11a5./.‘ .• Magi 80 'Habitat seriously injured. At the point where the accident Thomas Evenden. 449, was passing the premises of Mr. (ioiner) su the cause of the locked-out men, adding II ell Norwegian Tank Fret 4- - ... MAN IS peas Iffie occurred there is • curve which requires the distant signal Banks, printer, Crown-court, Fleet-street, about 12 o'clock to be used, and it is stated that this had been neglected on the previous night, when he saw • hit_ . ht in the basement the loin was close to the fated this occasion , end van b e f ore that should not be thereat that time. He s to listen the driver could distinguish the near signal. He reversed and the light was instantly put out. He got t he smaistaites his engine immediately on discovering the danger, but it of a sergeant and a constable, and went Into the premises was too late to prevent the collision.-Leeds Mercury. through • window that be found unfastened. They found eel "' . w h ose lagliat community were the most ill-used class of the work- lie a Ottotialt(Srayrusaan .Ai ll 10 all iseiLljoemsedltedia U all Park sad Orissa 50t 3:: 56 5 cropped . 4 coro bl u T er itfiga IN LIVERPOOL.- Th e Liverpool borough a i s k e rn, ag . p f .,9 9 7C) 910 y held an inquest on the body of Thomas II le loyal asmenlaa - .-. C Ir esrda d eath took place under the following con. sal Illopi thredia .... -- - -. tonnes --On Saturday week the wives of the deceased 4 all I us ' 7 " 4 44 " -6 " i i MoitE HarreNlNG AT Suarnam-At 2 o'clock the Prisoner hiding under some sbarine , with • heard ;Ir a • • • a ft•kr....l••• . . t - ... - - -. - - - laAar aa Orlestalll WM, $ Orisamlo4 SW ; 5 Do. 14 MIN 14 =Si NEN I 6 4 NAP 16 taamas 1 BUN 5 Do. I aromoria. Peartala man named Porter who jointly occupied • hones in as Sunday morning. some co tt age , li v i ng near a gr i a dj ar , before him. He pretended to be asleep, bat it was only Lincoln-street, rin lie d concerning some trifling maw . , It all a ge _ 19pwromillia. a 9 Pealeeekti pretence ; and subsequently he acknowledged that he* a a ranlo(l4 e./ Per at 11 17 ... SAM& ED Da. do. 'wheel at Stannington, near Sheffield, heard • noise, but and the deceased turned Mn. Porter out of his ro_on le obtained an entrance through the same window that thel4 144 144 NMI N Do , des took no notice of it at the time. It was afterwards found shutting the dour in her face. This seems to have en NON' SI Namur ; that the grindiug-shed had been broken into and all the Pollee did. He oleo stated that be had formerly been, ei lii eosin Bawl et Porter, who tn . • few minutes after proceeded to Conn= le W an Itwahala liAlaaillaaa o6 Isaacs -• • w 23 I - 12045 1 15 De. n sewgrinders' bands and the nuts of the glaziers taken employed by Mr. Banks. I apartment armed with • ship's scraper, with which be 10 all 76416 ••• a". 6 ...." I I .... 54,40 e S Lellel away. The property belonged to Messrs. Sorby and Sons, Sir Sidney H. Waterlos, at the officer's request, stmck Counsel! in the middle of the back, inflicting • l l' a " 441/1141 " 4 " - - MAO RI .02 1 saw manufactuters. They have had no dispute with the remanded the prisoner, for inquiries to be made respect- , wound which penetrated to the right lung. The Injured gl I ' a g all !le ft ' s *: Per mje aL e i ;l i lt iq a _ 111.006 104 lad union, and no application has been made to them to pay ha him.-. affidete at. Mara Thomas Wood, tlabonrer, 41, Clement'sdane, Strand, ' yin_nindtledatn, " Wilful few „days afterwards. . The - jury retu rned .. • 110,460 is arrears for the men, or to dismiss any obnoxious Men. Mean& Sorby propose to deal vigorously in the matter, was chared before Sir Sidney H. Waterlow with stealing "`" i merrier against rorter , a d he was oom ... mitted for trial at the next isea. ' 7011.110114 OBUGATIO3I4I. t i re : :5 6 A618 % . 1 a piece of leather belonging to his employer. The p ri soner sad have at on...topped all the sawgrinden in their e mrloy, and work will be refined them until the bands had been employed at Mr. Samuel Owen • engineer, /2, r•L•Tall•Stsaut OF DR. DE JONOH ' s LIGHT- & . 1 361 . I nuiwarn I 111 • 61 41 3 610 .• I Wok lll/461 .i e t D e i t Whitefriars-street, as • labourer for the last' three yean. Beim, COD Laza Otx ts. -The united °Talon o f dl all medical 112613 •an ,G. aassatbarg 6 go. sea u l a lill = TE . ,410 i SO Omar ta are restored or new ones furnished. The were- i. pruz b s4 ermisz.: cw.broi;biTrsovit. that de ;: w psf i t o t o j e i 4c „ ant paa.... m or i; Ili, ... Eery, on behalf of the society, strongly repudiates the out. For the last six :no an n , th s s may thing had Brown Cod o v a !Hansa sad 641 111 ... Main MI nge, and declares that no money has been or ever will be Thursday from the infinitely more palatable, and twee sully taken than any other IN Mersin.. sad Naar, N 100 ..- 2.1 N U WAN I d I I 1 1 111111. I paid for its commission from union funds. ( Advertisement. J-HOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT AND t i r byy the last P ria pies o PnAs.-Multitadee on /ring under a complication of disorders • alight obtain relief through thembsaling and purifying remedies, er in the early part of tbs day, and he table th an the • oil, Dr. Orstrille's patienta have themselves 150 of leather waa ssere6.4 behind 8"" kW. Dr. °marine' r f . or i" Dr . . " cle t ;(l2 ' " cosh's LlO ng t in : el :m m :4 Ll Pala- ver I N III M orth. D.44lll.Bl:lud et 2. 7::wee linse r . p .... 154 lif cin consequence. About half-past live he was •.•P!..•••• 4 • noticed to take it away, and when he left the premises at which should be employed without a day's delay. When the a quarter past six o'clock he was stopped, weather Is variable, • and colds • and inguenzas are prevalent, this uu:- that DT Dr ii Joseph Kidd observes: 'Hier, found by expo/knee M "d the leather were unabie j tO ngh's °li the sim sZlied "lecti reeried with or Man whiW 7 per."" ood liver all IN .. was taken from hise, concealed at his back. James Hann from Is M o la y f a i l . ' .9139 was not at a n 0 , 0•0 1.i. 0 1 e l t e D,e, so eintatent well rubbed Remade throat and chest gives Modesto* detective officer, took him into custody, and told him tlii de Jongh's Oil" Dr. Edgar Sheppard writes : " Dr. de J 's IN ease. and checks all tendency to tallassmation In the hums and chores. when La said , 6. Yes, it is quite right, I took it t o Oil has the ran excellence of being well bares and ether organs. The g mist the ennstive action of the oleo amend I , y n om . meet Inasmucb es =6=u . t . _lajo . Wean Its drea- Mau that congestas treannant deah most 4 by stomachs which reject ths ordnance*" De. W. help re. 140 . iiiii=wrymetivemeettoNaymeap mad e his prisoner thoes. piradod guilty, and mid that he took it to eirmsrbehig: reje ct acl aaa va• l •l6 l • l Dr da wli w is Z"'" a l ime Da ut l6 3161 00 6300060 dimme. m ai delay bra Do (fistaChlaME,th - 4-- Mama Am) 40 60 Ds. do. Iseed at 71 84 VI &Ma Sp.* 111 13 5. (rms.). U al 5.54 M b 6p. M. 11 1 LaGrandeT p. SI Si 1111 Ras 14-lata. l i te. Si PI terabit of pas oil" Sad only% astwastlislash Is. Id, 55 g 112oraolwaissola.o 3 1 3 sad often teams almsat , aria* la Osamu et See Sidney R. Walorlow asubmwod him to 11 , 01111-0110 Is 9d., asides by Dr . 'de .1 's Arleta AweiroMieleeil. raj es I 3 par st. 41 Nossands, from erwiroaaa we lay Is dopsomsa doa. days ' imprimassaat and bard harm. co.. 77, Strad. larks. aid -(Alltallminnal IS .11111.W.61 Sp. 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DIANUFACTURES.—Huopreartztn, Dec. 10.—There have been more buyers in the market to-day, including a fair representation of London firms. Baldness transac tions, however, have not been greatly increased, most of the buyers as usual at this season looking out for job lota and needy sellers. A little more has been done in the heavier descriptions for the winter, but the general trade continues as heretofore very much depressed, and many of the manufacturers in the neighbourhood are limiting pro. duction by working short time. WOOLS.—Hconeaarrun, Dec. 10.—There is s a abundance of choice of every description of oolonial wool in the market at reasonable prices, but manufacturer s only select such psroeia as are muted for present requirements. Other wools meet with no improved demand. COTTON.—LroximooL, Dar.lo.—Market quiet ; priers in buyers' favour. Birth:Dated sales today, 7,000 balm, eluding 1,000 speculation and export. 2,000 Ameri. can, 60, to 9d. ; 300 Pernam, 3a 70 to 100. ; 300 Maranhara, 70. to 12d.; 150 Kaman and Bahia . , 60. to 7ld. ; 200 Rio, 70. to 70. ; 300 NaPlan, bid to 12d. ; 10 Smyrna, 6d. ; 3,640 Sant, 40. to 60 ; Seiade, Sox, 40 M. . to 6d. ; 100 Peru, 7ld. to F i tr a Dkollerah, &L ; fair Ocaurawuttee, 50. ; fair Brea* 60. ; fair Bengal, 4pd. ; fair Fgyptiaa, 9d. ; fair Perm; 70.; middliag Boweda, 7pd. ; mraauag Orleans, 841. COTTON GOODS. --MiSCHWITIII, Dec. 10.—The prevenient in the market lent Thursday and Friday seems to have arisen out of the sudden movement in cotton at Liverpool, and tohave proved only to be of • temporary character. The market baa been going gradually back ever since, and not only are prime depressed, but very little business is offering. For shipping yarns, to-day,. the market has been very quiet, with irregularity in p rm, and to effect sales lower rates bad to be accepted than were obtainable on Friday last Spinners, however, rue tolerably well under contract, more particularly for good yarns. The market for home trade yarns is also much tamer to-day than on Friday. Buyers appear to have pretty well supplied their wants during the late slightly upward movement, and consequently we have had but little business to test prices, but they are somewhat gene. rally tending in favour of buyers. The advance obtained last Friday has been partially last, with a still downward tendency. In cloth also the improvement arising out of the little " spat," as it is called, in the cotton market, has pretty generally disappeared. Mere is a downward ten dency of prices generally. Large o ff ers made at the alter of last week for cloths for Leila, and then refused, have now been withdrawn, and today very little business has been effected. A private telegram from India to-day gives the loonies prices of 81b. 4os. shirting, at 12s. 40., and of 71b. shirting. at 10e. 3d. per piece. A revolt offcountry manu facturers on the Exchange has led to a spirited meeting in the cotton sale room. The proprietors of the present Exchange have charged a subscription of three guineas per annum to town members and two guineas to those coming from the country and attending only twice a week. The Exchange is now undergoing enlargement, and notice has been given that country an well as local members must pay three villein. The country spinners and manufac turers my they are over 1,500 in number, and their 3,000 guineas per annum ought to get them good accommodation elsewhere. They sent • deputation of remonstration to the committee, but found them inflexible, and to-day the country subscriber have passed • resolution that they will seek other premises and build if necemery. In ad 'lion to objecting to a larger subscription they also want, it appears, an Exchange for the cotton trade only. WOOLLEN.—Lame, Dec. 10.—We have not to report any improvement in the state of trade in the cloth halls this morning. though there has per haps been as much business done as is customary at this period of the year. The attendance of buyers has, however, not been large, and the business transacted hes been mostly of a prospective character, in anticipation of the spring trade. In the coloured hall • few sample parcels of fancy °s• and thin meltons have :I=elhands. The transfer of winter goods h been ihas nd only in isolated cases. Plain cloths have been quiet, end the amount of business done in thick goods generally has been limited. The white market has shown but little alteration. Hairnets have met with purchasers only in eases of present requirement, and other descrip tions of heavy makes have been entirely at a standstill. Prices have as a rule kept firm. CORN.—HALL, Dec. 10.—At to-day's market • noes rate supply of English wheat, the beet deecriptioes support last week's currency, but secondary qualities are rather cheaper. Foreign not pressed at any further reduction, and, if anything, meets with rather more inquiry from both local and interior buyers. Barley unaltered. Beans firm ; choice new Egyptian held firmly at 461. 6d. Peas la. to 2e. lower. Oats steady at late rates. Millet seed rather cheaper ; French rad makes 31s. per 32 stones, and at this figure moves off more freely. Arrivals for the week: Wheat, foreign, 18,184; barley, 815; oats, 4,965; bea•s, 3,700 ; peas, 255 ; twee, 253 qrs. IPSWICH, Den. 10.—The supply of all grain wee very small here to-day. Wheat of good quality was • ready male at fully last week's rates, but Inferior qualities were easier to purchase. Barley sells freely et la. per qr. ad vance. Beans and peas firm. Lame, Dun. 10.—We have a fair demand for wheat to-day, and Friday'. rates are fully supported. Barley quite aa dear. Beans and other articles without alteration, Livineoot., Dec. 10.—We had a moderate attendance at our mat ket to-day, and time was a fair demand for wheat at an advance of 2d. to 3d. per rental on the week. Flour quiet, but no lower. Indian corn Is. to 2a. lower than on this day week. Oats and oatmeal steady. Beans mt. changed. Canadian peas Is. tid. per qr. below this day week. Malt easier. LYNN, Dec. 10.—Since Saturday the weather has been very severe, with snow and strong winds from the north east. At our market this day the supply of wheat was moderate, the demand proved steady at last week's rates. Malting barley in demand, and pewee Is. per qr. higher; grinding samples fully a. dear. Beans and peas dull of sale. Oats 61. to ls. per qr. higher. Per imperial quarter to the grower :—Whrst, white, new, 61110 s. to 63/.60. per imperial bushel, 75e. to 80s.; ditto, red, 611 b.. to 631ba, 665. to 705.; barley,berst Chevalier malting, 531 be. to Nibs., 425. to 44a.; ditto, rune, Chevalier ditto. 5216 a. to 5311 a., 39.. to 41L; oats, 361 b. to 381ba., 23e. to 285.; beans, G3l6s. to 651b5., 43e. to 485.; peas, maple, 631bs. to 641 be., 45.. to 48a. NEWCASTLL-ON-TYNE, Dac. 10.—The weather has un dergone a complete change again ; on Sunday we had rain, sines when the temperature has been higher, the snow having nearly all disappeared, excepting in cases where it was drifted. At our market this morning we had a mode rate show of wheat from the growers as well as from the coast and abroad. Although few transactions resulted, the trade ruled firm at Saturday's rates ; the same remarks being alike applicable to flour. Malting barley fully Is. dearer, with little offering. Beans and peas wanted. Oats are held for an enhancement of U. per qr. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mr Pas- Mar. Md. Tsl4 RAILWAYS. opts. itensent attandlan 1887. 1K Week ending Oct. 26. it a a a Bombay.liaroda.aCentrelL 101 3.883 3,M7 7,t20 SAO Week ending Dec. 7 . Glasgow a South Western. 249 10,607 9,763 Wank ending Dec. 8. Great Luxembourg 172 1,901 4,845 6,846 &VI Metropolitan Rear your infanta with Do BARRY'S REVALENTA CHOOOLATI POWDLit, in tins of 12 caps, 2s. ; 2t cups, Ss tid ; 48 cum, es. ; 245 caps, 30a. ; 370 cups, 5Ss , or one penny per cup. It is more delicious, 14 t ti e Te, and nourishing than the e beat mcentrated beef. Alan to strengthen invalids and delicate children.—Du Barry an O. 77. Recent-quadrant 0.. London. and ill grocers and chasnlins.—(Advertlieinent4 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. sA?.lit4.- : December 9. at V.:Wow-terrace, Caeoubury, N., the wife of Mr. A. J. Hairia of a win. LEATll.—December 8, at Elm Bank, Romney, the wife of H. loath, of a son. BANDAt7. 7 peoember 9. at Wooillandarreui. Shooter's.hill-rusa. Blackheath, the wife ;of F. F.. Tan Saadau,Eaq , of a son. 8111T11.—Deoeseber 9. at Partal.reet, Groeveuoraquare, the H. C. Smith, gert . of a sou TAYLOR —December 8, at tato' place, the Lady lace Taylor, of a daughter. WALL/4C ic.—December 9, at Sydney.place, Onalowecuare,South lienstugtoa, the wife Wallace, key , of a daughter. - - MARRIAGES. NIGHTINGALIS—PALGRAVIL—December 5, at the parish church, Great Yarmouth, by the Rev. li. R Nestll, M.A . Nightingale, Yap., of that town, to Ileanor Turner, daughter of the lute W. ave, formerly col actor of customs at th..t port, and afterwards at Rahn& PCRDON—CACL/ElLD.—December b, at Copaewund, county Limerick, by the Rev. T. O. Caulfentl. G. Punbm, R N.. Tinerana, county Clare, to Annie, daughter of the late General J. Caulfeild. =um rrac—CULLlCOßD.—December 7, at St. Peter's Church, Lampeter, Carditranahire, by the Very Rep. the Dean of Gelid's, Mr. J. K. &hunger, C. It, of Aberystwith. 10 Mtn , daughter of Mr. J. Gulllford, of Bristol. DEATH& ASHLEY.—December 8, at Camdea-reed, N.W., Phtebe, Wow of the late J. Ashley. Co9l7.2 77 Dvetaber 8, at Bathatreet, Brighton, Emily, d.oghter of the Lta J . Cooper , aged Fs. OBEY.—December 9, at Oulldfordetreet, Russell -square. Elio. berth Grey, widow of the late H. Orey, Ray., aged 70 . HOWELL—December 8, at Hove, steer Brighton, C. Howell. Tao.. Y.LA.B., aged 83. JON December 8. Charlotte Almada, the wife of the Re , W. T. Jones, sea. 61 A.,, aged 49. ITTANKAIL —December 8, at Edwardeeterrace, lienaingtoa. Joie, the wife of C. R. Staaltain, aged 44. Mimi awl ?WWI by Wazikat Iwo /UM Of i rt• 8. legabeig44ol4latimi CM et ieedss. Mater, Y tee 0.1" taim4k4W•B4. ta Mist of Wialistrtam — WspeniaT. MCKIM U. I.R. 103 106 101 103 101 US N N N 91 102 106 z 106 106 106 1N 167 160 IN 137 1000 1100 UN 106 106 106 106 106 106 107 107 100 106 106 108 106 166 106 94 100 Wii 011 9 100 101 109 . 110. 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