The Express. — London, England, 1858-07-28 00:00:00

tabs Intelligenu. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.--JuLy 27. (Beim Mr. COONlallikell. Murphy.) IX ILI CA.SOLUII MINA (MALL Me isselvost, • widow, via bag bass abmolbar rd mese. boars krager, Ftsabary, was op serld" 1y Mr. gargeW far asdnors, aad saigerted by it seperred thet the beeleent bed • imp resslity at dasiterre, whisk she aolarled at SOK, sed r had bola art. lb. bed esessaws to • len eartery, to whir dream rare site se id Imord ber rale, sad her radioed bad rimed the earasite st retratter, ',hash the sookay bad ass said : sad, warsomur, took kraals pareedea at the bow" der while Law oak aim brag* in astir et tree part m ad une nemenbed imar dr ail, the ars yr sot properly astriaL Nr sied Wad her for tent, entl, by c = ro j ar te sere tin sours, Mr. olimminsolid via the hunt mat an Yr peiblem arl reed her resirred het but for the min web. Nee shbrany bed pkeesd. sod she nes reweadde. The hard esareamisorr Is traded • antral r a d= is sa arse whallar the war at the amok and wear as • debt me ihe es they were unimed casts; rod lb. Singlild dedred thr ar be Isaartri. se then wee no debt eal hoodoo, end Mother orminbeittems were of dist *atom. Mr. Commissioner Murphy said the mesa= mass of the matter was that they should be Ineerted, end that was hie spires, seaddatrallai war be was told at the other Itabour pee • i.t of two nicothe kr the nibs Mw moron ee the iawfaaat wee bailie for bw auamete f dui. wlitabJedpeest, ha told her, would delay tha done to the let llopesialtsr. ASSIZE INI'ALLIOBNCE. HOME ClRCUlT.—Mswirroxf, Jots 27. • - Th• onualunka Dm the oonaty Mat opord Monday, ad barber was jamila with thio warnsiss both cosztal itdook, Ms. Juane Wan. prostottas an *a Civil 814 ad Kr. Bra Bramwell la the Cravat Court. Tin gaol cabolar amiebto the as of Id plionnk may of whom es abirsol with v= d r . lons sad as ea Civil &do thaws area aims st elia as ba and by apaaliljarbs. Mr. Janke tin whole IW .is idyls, a sow la vista HO volved w wYibn • mai amber at lambs had bola ro pily pastured or act. ad the Mails of vista VIM of amen sot of taw allyjnoM bona to the gonna pa da Caowit litoa.—(Bodaro Barna Brawame.) - - Moot Af'Cierthy, 25, •esegarg la the Roth ierk Itilo Mita Regimet, was Ur aloodeuely twig Jame Ocousli, with Watt to le bin grievous liens. lb. Barrow purocsiod , Mr. Delis eras counsel fox ike Pinirr• . . _ _ _ _ This emewesosesta abarnalinf. Itappeemiltremthe oirlasee ot the • Ise pima am, who same lido the wham bit wpm 11111141101. ft having bees lewd seres wow to amputees meet Me hp ft maseqmsee d tho hilez laticr . ed epos lin the phew th at he we. • the It rot T. k sal that Ith resbasai sad L t = la which thei t mehrem* IMO dlikallal Y SINEW eh& in the amsth cd Mowry leek sad ea tie 4411 of thet month the panommter mmt • amersile surd ragweed had been to Pianism, awl mom at their Mani to do camp east eight Valet Is the mobs who they west into a homwohep ailed the Iskeemess Arno at desthete, sad called he • mist et beer. The Omar, who le • margimi Is the Nam e da Mika wee dribbles the bar with bur OWN et th sem reilimat, whys Om prose cutor and hi empadin was be, awl Iseemdhiety wpm the tz=eirolsiop Nam they followed them, sad the Ave • meet brutal attack without vlng sumovocation whatever, newt that ft apparel lbw vas fli intim between the tiro eigheomia. os e the rwoosibe log Yeatwood. The prisms node th emie et dm prow calor with his bayonet, am* at he isfliotad ame severe wooed whh the weeps jolt ahem the knewhine. The prosecutor wee removed to the bearted, where ft was found that the Wary be had 'ladled via of the toast dos germs chateeter, sad dottier was =koia the 'twines oa Kona* et lb Wag wry that he would sot remover. Imodmilly it woe hoof ao—ltre easy to ampullae ibio le& mid the usitimmitte NM wart, of coarse, be • sip* be Aker th e phase, had wienemitterf the outrage be sad hie compreisas ova bat he was Was tato emitody • day or two atmewardesad miss exammilag his bayonet • small quitatlty of bleed was hand wpm the point of it, and theyroaacotar sad oder IMMO deo swan perte red. ieuterly to his She mesa by whom the la*, was adh Yr. Wyk non a very ibis wash le tin jury an WWI of the pritionfor, and, attar ingnsing his regret st tha nig httime that had happened to the uirtuoete praneatar, endeavoured to show that tin winner were mistaken is speaking to the identity of the prianar. The learned judge having gamma up, the jury, On a short deliberation, retuned a mein d tittaty of wouadlng with latent to do grievous bodily bans. dentine was deferred. OXFORD CIRCUIT.-STAFFORD, JULY 27. Nun Parts Coot.—(Belbre Mr. Justice Bytes mud Bpsdsl Jury.) RI/INFIX I. IWINFRIC Mr. Justice Bike took Hogue Hi at 9 o'clock. The drat wino= saheb was Lay who wee Dined by Mr. thelsese—l saw edam with • dew man is Detbysil sm mak awl leradsroper. I was at from - r_ , MAO" Odder, MO se seek. I ammeirmally mow ill Mr. hawks I somostair Ma blame his room. I motemsbor Me as Hearts bath. I raw di Mr. iwiskm shoe that tilos He did sot spew to taw that Hwy was deal. He was spite as a child. H. did ad oodseshood what arm going on. 1 ressimhe Mr si ellibm fait te IL hall. He was la • tl3ing stab, mad 1W br s day or two. I ad .p with him the old beton tidy Clifton owa. He was is a very bad state. I bit Ihrfahm to October, Mtit. I hod ilea swim. Mr. Koaosty—lis. Swill= teat me out o!'tbe boost 111{1MIMMIlee as I bid ow her mike previoady. Ohs sommines el plebs Twilit rdilk. Me. Salsim give ms UM samelleat deememer. I ems Ws it the led *idea woe est mheil. I slowed at the Meghtiet mad Cast* Item by Becoo's doter. 1 eim't way bow =my the.. 1 was la dm old we 's tam Memel de sou's death mod his ono. I Oak I we. there throe tints. Whim ths old sus sperami lost to know Hwy was deed, I did sot sok kim any quondam ; it weld bays bees se gm Mts. Toltec told me so repatedly. 1 dkl not how Hrs. Taylor soy serythlig to Mr. Ihrlares Mom Ms sees death. Mrs. Taylor tohl me is ties Mara the ha did sot hum sorkimg. His. Sas Dollop isamioed by Mr. H. Jettme-1 am hoemakeeper fs • holly related to dm ilwinfene. 1 was seat to Swish* tooraig near Mr. Henry'. death, to *ere offer ad Mr. Maar ; I raw Mrs. Henry ; Ids said that I Would is. hem; that be was mashie to hal Igo sissie death. I west twee the teem ; he was la bed. I said that I was eery to hoer el his sae's drat ; Its mid, " Norm aid, get M yap.." He malled at my clothes. 1 saw him again a week atl.rweada is bed Os talked upon • gorA may Wogs ; I don't think balker. ma By Mr. keemedy—Mm. Hoeg Barham wished me to me rid Mr. debt. was I west to the hall 1 had sot ones him for do maths befors.; Mr. Rimed ilwarrew Markets entwined by Mr. HM- I/ream I es bele to Mr. I. B. Flow. I nmesber the boa of Mr. Henry Satan, and was sent by my master to Jogai,. at tea bell. I saw Iles. Taylor she mid to em, " him Mr. Wedge," be Moms an owe flea a Mad whet le le lelq, and boo set dem he • long time. He is pripoly diediet." by lb. Hameady—wife spelledo Mrs. ibeelsa to bibs we Ids M b a r swam s he e n :.1 sot de so. By as I . Taylor old be me that Mem dl Mr. Ileetthe was toil of his wee AM& b imasted. Dr. I. esselmed by Mr. Z. ]soon—.l am a sleighs priteddie at Llimbsben. I kayo boss Is el I_6 yams. I remeraberwesidee a later ro i m eti gr. as Rmi sE , the let d lely, 1014. The latter es lest. t requoted es loge ever es istabwhall on the wile dry Is saw Oa webs the Nedlebs of Mr. Striate's mid as W W aridly ft mks • is 21. Thee wee dabble Ice ft deed • Mlorsoey oraemWate.lwMMhwls ria ea t g ea dieaoos. Dr. Ream met me Is ha ear reap at Me Wm see afar three, We bad a emenstke se we ersamied m Mohan. Dr. Rowley repeated the solommas et his War he Isibrmed me that be was a hale old mem, bat that ho MI bass striae slam MO. I saw at Me ball Mrs. Heard Iheltha and Mr. Merles &asks. I mat up le the ell awes Wises. Dr. Rowley moimpeuied s ; Mr. Dwell was Is bed. Dr. Lasky istrcriaced s as Dr. Emma. H. (ode se melee. I aded hit If ha remembered = Mem. He metered something whirl I did ad . I bad to yser Ws questiem balm I get seer tiam. I Wed him abet his genera health, but got so db. *sot “ f ik. 1 oohed him to pd oat his tongue. Hs did se temdmay. Rh weir were deletioct. I eked him to tat sis emosity. I irked him dm Um bays lea ash. tea espiy. I !isii thi b l isa bk..= MoelDaeler L i ct zemsked— md. ime 11 he Ist may ePeLs la the Mem be isteedad Issmbis imsow lel47. ; . at ne s.. lhl l Mirthelasstlea twee; Medd To Hear, " %grimed st big mu Bossy was dead. I repeated 'the quake este Menlo istemdel le bequeath Memo ; sold," Ts Tiesty." AIM Me bet rawly Dr. Rowloy broad red erid. " Tem be is same hr your saes widow year" I mid to Dr. Rowlse, "Don't later/we ; I wbh le know what am W Wiens." I did sot at that thee wt may further qamelem; sea I amid to Dr. losaw, Um la my clerics Mr. $e nom sot competent Os a Lira I repeated this la Dr. Rowley as we east dews stairs. 11. was Mt melsemt to Ropes eneerty. Om esidfte dew skims I srahl w a i r=. el Mn. Mary Ilwkihs ad Ms. aid Mts. that was sot lorsoky, bed My to mete • MR bei Whig eiressaal power. I was rah Kr. Boehm km a garde d ma haw se tweedy newts& I was and the bast to • bevy, or pawl hr thew far I hada: %Odin to Mr. mil Mrs Medea /whip, Dr. its smarksil that I hod mesa Mr. Meta st is ; ale to Is lir tut not is se allsr sem. It was thin .weasel eat I e did see lb. BMW. on Tweaday, the 4th. 1 weed at Liallald betimes mime sad brave ; • fly award mo, mil Hu. Hewir7 to me abed game to Mr. Illepsesee airs I emu sad saw /Ir. diepees. AL.. d. I wed te Rohde Hail. nue were in the room, the old gentleman, Mrs. Henry illorinfen. the none, Dr. Rowley, and myself. Mrs. H. denten entered. Mr. Swinton was sitting in the chair droned . he In Iced like a feeble old man, having his bead down. He took no notice of me. I approached - him, and asked if be remembered me, Dr. Evans. He muttered hadistimay. I asked hint about his health, and ()Maned no reply. I she asked him about his property. He mattered, 'Yea, yea, yra ; " and spread his hands out towards the window. I repeated my qualms as before about his pro party, without obtaining nay reply. I leaked the totem about other members of hie hmily ; he said "John." I asked Dr. Rowley who " John " waa. He replied that he was a lunatic. It was my opinion that he was not competent to make a will—decidedly not. I th o ught that he was more feeble In body and mind then when lied before seen him. I spoke about his son 'a death. It appeared to make no im pression. I asked him to whom he intended to leave his remissly. Mr. flyless replied, "To Henry." I wee in the room tweaty minnates. When I got down stare I maw Mr. Simplon, Mrs. Henry Swingle, and Dr. Rowley. I informed them that he was incompetent to make a will ; that he was not clear, and that the tasking of the will most be postponed. I was with old Mr. Swinien both times as long as I thought ottoeseory. I had no book with me Mee I ogled moss Yr. Memos questins eel inenelben alma a 1/11. nee& lord St. Leceertie hook hist year. It the aniy hook I have. By I r. Keneedy—l have made two affidavits in this nat ter. rani them yesterday. Mr. Freer, the dandies , salted me to make the diet. I was sworn helms Mr. in Birmingham. lat first declined to give Mr. Freer ony telersation, bat ultimately did, when I fond that be regreeseted the heir-at-law. On the lest eseesise that I sewlir. Freer I mera told him that I bed nen Mr. Behan twice, and that I hint inoompsentg Musks • will. Afterwarde I sew Mr. Freer ' and gam bin some lather falonnties. An affidavit was then dem at Moms. Whoesiey's dies end manna to as. I altered it and effiermode made the affidavit. I aid net 101 l Mr. Freer every pertimier_ : I merely gave him genera isfeenetke that Mr. derlam was Incompetent to mks a will. Mr. Freer called on as vas, ea sent ne • estrad effinvit, which I very nelerialy aihmiL I bed bed read laws from Mr. Freer bagare be nen the esseed affidavit. Oa the Tuesday evades alter I wee at Haan I node saw notes. I have not nowt/ then with as, The noise veins to both interviews, bet were snit der the soma vial. The Judge—lt is levering we sheaf hen Ion; we have had aimpernis none. [The Jury expressed • absilier was arranged that Dr. Iveseshenid Mir adder his examination bank this seem, ea thet Mr. Zennedy Amid have the to NOINOMMIthie and warms the riga siambeisa nyee nem at on lime bane the verdict.] tiontleall—l bed d the affidavits el Mr. a sied Dr. Rowley le Chancery before I nude ay mend Winn My mesa affidavit. me honed lo Mel Gan Iwe act is a hurry at either visits at Sedan. I mat ray et whet line In the evening I made my notes. I lebt that lan In the noes with Mr. liwingan a garter of en her ken the sober of I put. I deny that I OM aid to Dr. Rowley. was no Imbecility." On the main of the 4th I was with Mr. at his aloe three or four Weans. If Mr. upon lea said that I said the testator wee not intomment physigelly, but of Yobbo WA li li sot bes. .lfir illeepstas aletenest alien the book is a deingion. There wee nc boo sad no reales team one, Mks, to Mr. Simpson or to Dr. . I o sere tin wheat asked ' the tweeter to whom he Is hew his that he did nary " Mrs. Homy ." he did aster; wee wry Motlnctly anent I as not nada whether It woe en the Sunday or the Tank' thee the tonne nerd in week "to ay sm." Frees whet I Biwa the two in terviews Twill not pledge m oath that gannei IMO* me not empateat to mks • will es the ma, %wag lOMit he the highest degree Improbable. I net soy more thin two mem, et the bones of Mr. Jobe est I bed not Mimeo le give In renew to this trial I aid anet tad Mr. ~llgfams, the preen& high sitortlit, that I mad missy Mr. Seinilen was istonemileng. I nem said is Mr. Liamekinselleineeto denims Vial he led, thaa ha sy. When vein delnelens. Mr. Leman Itypoehoodrisolori, and Ingest have said I bed *gar dustbin myself. Hall the led d July, 1864, I had mew sem lime mil /winks but mos boffin, end that was la ISM I law nothing d habits. Ns By Mr. B. James—l tram saddled that the testator yes Incompetent. By the Jadp—l charged sis guise's ► visit for ery Miss& awn on, StrtitheL. TEL CiieTd the awe for the defetteat. Mr. Eisele Imam suMaWd up foe the'reply. He remarked en the imporenco of the ewe, sot only to the peke but aoefa~, r affecting the testamentary depositke of property the country. He commented on the imp evidence given by Dr. Evans, be being the seisend phy- Aden of the family surgeon of old Mi. &Mahn, the doctor wet Memerag even who the Mk-at-law me. He remetked how completely the evidence of Dr. Evans colacided with the testimony of Mr. Bimpson,eho said that be bed stranded on the sth inst., and fouled that he meld sot °blab berm tiona from him to make • will. Dr. Evans was • man of high standing and respectability, and weld net lend Meted( to say improper transaction. The learned opened spoke of the improbability of at old man in each • feeble Mate of health as the testator was, incompetent to give inatructkes as the sth, should so far have recovered as to give instructions ea the 9th. He oontendsd that the evidence of the pleiatire witnierem was altogether contradicted by the evidence of Dr. Xmas, supported as that was by many other eirmonstanem, end the evidence of Mr. Floyee's butler. He denied that we b bed been saything like • feeling of antipathy towards his bele-etvlaw by via Mr. Swinton. He warned the jury not to snow say heeling of sympathy for the plaintiff to sway their Made. He remarked that the will of the plaintiffs husbeed was made to 1840, when he had little to loss, and urged the improbability of his making such a will had be lived to Inherit the flainfen estate—going absolutely to l's Mb, who might marry whomsoever she pleased, and at once divert the Meta from • family in which it had been for two combrim. The learned counsel emended by expressing Ms areas envied= that the will could not be supportcd. Mr. lamed, ebbed. wit h remar that he had con =preyed the mei whioh ha opined from the of the defendant's own witnesses ; that there ems so ample, an estrangement between the testator and family that be would never have WI the Mate to them. In this new there was, he costended, • sufficiency of enhesesteding by the teelater; them wes evidence of swim intention by whet took place in 1854; there wee evidence of sfiretice, end the moment the —of circumstances took plea which rendered • new will teseessery, the testator Fed his muddy to carry oat that width suet have taken had the state of things re ndes& as contemplated in 1 Her the chain of evidence in tamer of the *Wire sty wee eemehis ; if this will was to he est ride se old man'e wffi emit be Mil; so menet pusses situated to the tealater, them maid be sea burned= Ind hem me ead of the to thecae.. It wee easy to say that aseptusgennies sr selegemebn wen a driveller end a dotard became be Ind net the vigour el youth ; hut the current of thought mind nemwtheisse— thee me a Memos, of soul which Iliad him Is, iffis end ter lb duties, and the lamp within sustained Wm loth, time. This was the cam of Samuel fiwinfea, sad in that state be undo his last bequest to Patience Swish., whose step he Never heard on the We bet be ealhed bet to hie side. She was his consolation Moose to his Imetherv. Almost the bat ect that he did _proved that act only was Samuel!twin fee completed, but that he me hind, stketimate, and good. The avant* that Sam ei Bwfnlsa Wew what he was about when be made this will was 4esdstlblw The leaguers was his own ; be had renumbered the dared be ma leaving behind him ; sad Corvine BwieheVe affidavit showed the be remembered his God. There were iseht WHIM cd this man** to make a *4l. Per the nies of justice, be adjured them to establish this win. The voice of the old man cried out from the grave, " Proteet the child in whom favour the last set of my life was per liormed." The Unread muassl cescleded with en eloquent proratioo, in theorem of which he implored the jell not to allow decanted enemata, sad those who had ben his antipathy is hits, to triumph oust his gram. Mr. Justice Byte' concluded a ton. :lab:eats eneeniag up at 90 minutes to 8 o'clock. The y retired to onside their verdict, sod at 8 o'clock retuned Into court, sad found a vet- diet for the plaintif the devisee. This announcement err received with lead demonstrations of applause. The plaintiff, who had remained in court, heard the verdict end the applause with peat calmness sod self-poemstoo, bat with marked sign of pleasure, and immediately left the ban, leaving ce the arm of Sir Henry Durrett, amid the warm congratula tions at bar frigid& (Wore Mr. Julies HILL) THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 28, 1851. Otierdiers, from the October previous up to the time of his trial in March, the plaintiff at that time not being able to reply to them. After the present action had been brought by plaintiff, upon application to Mr. Baron Channel], the venue was removed from Nottingham to Derby, the plaintiff oft sidering that the paper having • large circulation in Not tingham, be not have so fair a trial there as at Derby. The first libel appeared in the NottimgheostAiro Guardian of October 16, 1867, and was headed, "The late Incendiary Fires." The paragraph aye :—"The mystery which has hung over the recent incendiary fires in Carlton and its neighbour hood is now, we bops, about to be leered up. At the Shire hall, Nottingham, on Saturday, a man named Morton, of Carl toe, wee brought up and hay committed for trial at the next wrens, on the charge of setting fire to an hay stack belonging to Mr. Deduce, surgeon. During the last nine meths incendiary bee have conned at Mr. Baker's, Colvick Farts, Mr. Jenne's, of Carlton-hill, Mr. Smith's, at Caritas, and st Mr. /Ikeda's, of Colwick. s the above centime& it is reported that Morton bore some radios." Theme wee not one word of truth in the above statement, the plaintiff bearing no malice towards any of the parties named. The mixed libel •ppeas d in the same paper of November 6th, 1866, and was headed " Fires at Carlton." After giving an account of the fire, the paragraph concluded u follows We understand that the pray charged with the preview offence is again at lugs, having only last week been admitted to bail." Was ad that paragraph most distinctly pointing to plaintiff, who had jail been admitted to heal P The third In the Otiordies of the 25th rc ir iv a re:ll, =I was headed " Another Inoendisa7 Fire last night." After describing* are at Mr. Horsley's of Caritas, the perserraph oonciudes as *glows :—" As Mr. Hanky was galleplag into Nottbgbaus to spread the alarm, he saw a man whom be believed to be the party already Zellin these &Airs lerkbg en the road, with the er his coat based up almost to his Me, sow to conceal his feature." There was not one word of truth in the above 'batmen*. Mr. Hobby did not em plain tiff or .yeas dm on the reed. The last libel app eared is the Ornedian of 96th d February. 1867, jolt previous to ess bid at the mime, and which Iran moat likely to _damage him en by trial. The paragraph I. headed " laoseißsop Fbes at Mapparley Plains," and after de tailing the partioldals of • bre at Mr. Haider's, the para graph codades es knows :—" The are is believed to be the work of • ineddiary, and to a man who is no ettlager to the deed. gu t c O l ni j d t s pe that he may. Wire long receive that reword he so richly mmits." Them Wen the libels he complained of. Plaintiff was tried Wean Lard Campbell, and madded ; bat the dehndent did not sake at that dm nor had up to the present hour made kr the WibM he has inflicted on plaintiff. He Ziespun the Jury to en him fall and ample damages, tor the wrong misteed by Prod et prima* been given, and oopifo of the papers eentribing the libels been reed, the plaintiff was dad end asendaed by Mr. He mid—la 1866 I 'added at Calks. I now beide at Leeds. On the 11th of Odder, 1866, I wee committed bas trial ea a tamp of . d ewbi are tona sleek bsiongbg to Dr. Davidson. I was tried thespdag aselake, 1867, liadine sopdtted. I wee examined bdore Its at the Shire-hall in October, 1866. I was admitted bail, atter Min committed for trial. I know Dr. Miriam well. I Idt Cerium last July, and my pro perty we Md. It coot res (KW, and sold it at a toss es I treated to get away from the place. The Guardian has a large oireallika. By Mr. Naoialny-1 now applied to the proprietors for say reperatice kr injuries naive& I brought the action last Mirth. The teems I did not bring it earlier was biome I had let so meek over se trial. The reason I did not write la the the statement was became I did net_ _ mead be seffickatt. O'Bries:—lt writ well and - sntood that an the reamed lo ma. Niamoday —I bad a lawyer to advise me on the matter. II wee Mr. Cooke, of Nottingham. I should not have hal have Carlton if the paragraphs had not ap peared in the emeriims. I went to Hull aftarwards rod waa rsfeind ea alwbonse iloonse. W. r t prkiar, Carlton, deposed to the piper Lariat • ekonlation and to its being the general ;Latn it in that the paragraphs all alluded to the This wee the phintirsosee. Mr. Macaulay, Q C., addiemed the jury for the defendant, aseceibing the action as a mat sztraordinary and unusual PM A Ileelelef beladiary fires had Minn place at Carlton and M!Wews hag afts& ' There was great mitement in the ad cm thesubjew Mail% and tho proprietors al the from thee to ebbe gave smelt amounts of them as came to Moir imandedge, so that the pabill might know all that was taking pima En the matter. The parr merely raid "it is arndepor ted hone s sotl and so," and In /Mg that Myneigh werzzli Wily y 'reporting news the This tialindaut had not some that tha day of to ro-try plain brue tiff on • e dem but he wasgeig to show that ha was jets- Med in writing on, what he hod dens. He should show that the paper faidifeny reported the hots as they appeared at that time. AU Mess previous to plaintiff's trial ; and wL ire V P was tried a m r l acquitted, the Guardian recanted his triumph on that masks by giv ing him a verbatim report. If the character of the plaintiff had Men hart, if be had received a private wrong, why did he wait me Mg Ulm he brought hie action? If he had been damaged se Mewl, why did be not maks his de mand upon thfandent ?He as hod done so, and, on being de mad the grades, replies, " Ifs spolalEr would be adequate for me." The motion had not been brought on Da merits, but for the purples of extorthqr Mows out of a respectable sad well omitooted paper. Ilaiadff could not my that there ms any malice en the peat of Mintlant, mid be would silk Mai miasma hod there Men of any dimes he had me taled ? It his deo/meths le mob two Mims for First, he mid he was amble to get a Hogue for l a = hones at Hull through the pimgrliM appearing in the Guardian but he had brought ne - nm to show that it was refu sed on that ground. nil eseced claim he makes for damage is, that he sold his yi for lean mars than it was worth through the peraftsphs appeared. A greater fudge was never attempted blind the eyes of the jury. He (Mr. Msoanhy) should call parties who would prove that the property woe sold for its fall .In.. The Chief Jambe—lf he had been driven from his mil dews through these paragraphs he might have had a special claim foe damages. Mr. O'Brien—l would ask your lordship to allow se to emend our pleadings. His Lordship could net do that. Mr. O'Brien—Parties may have read the paragraphs about the plaintiff, but not the report of his trial. The Chief Justin—l think they would read the report of his trial with greater Mama than the previous paragraphs. Mr. M y—After reading the previous paragraphs =would ham ca u t m e = to read the mart of the He (the ) would call the atten tion of the jury to the report of plaintiff's ttlal in the Guarelien. objected. Mr. Namley—l em dwirous of vindicating the defendant boa Iterikegeny opite ormellee in publishing the pareg.sphs. Mr. amia--vie don't impute =Hoe to defendant, but we sof at that he made hie paper the vehicle to convey the ma lioe that The Oldet Justice—There is sot a tittle of evidence of any malice en than pert of dehadant, and at that time there is no doubt that 11 was a matter enciting great taterest Mr. Macaulay—We do not my that the stammers were lama. We merely say ft was " reported ." If lir. O'Brian had shown that thre were no reports about plaintiff, then Wart rams malignant then the articles could have Men imagined. The presecettba was not instituted through these tor they were written after ha had been cesnaitted y the tot. The tamed counsel this called the &Bowleg erldanos : Witham Yaws, taapsetor of Nottingham emery pass, use mat at Morton's eiszabailwa balers the nogistraers. had been des at Mr. Mr. lassee'r, Mr. Barba a, and Mr. Bbidi's. There were rumours pointing to an Individual. Mr. Field—Wm thatindividual the pletatiff Mr. O'Brien objected. The ;Iv* (to Mr. Mamolay)---Yea ask this question in I&. of damaes? aoanlay—l do, my lord. The Jodg•—lt le open to some dealt, bat I think the question is adathelisle. Atter some disonesio• the question nee hat Out. Whom anttinoen—At the smantheden beix• the mite. trate• saatettatag was said shoat the moist any to Le dim' that Morton bore them verges males. By Dlr. O'Brian—l Word Ilk. B. arks the mese& in court, bet he wee am giving whines. Mr. Haw said Marks owed him malies,bsompe he turned a pony oat of a dolor held. 11tery BMlth, poor-rats collsater, and ccestabb ot Cal ks, was Walled to prove that there wee a (mural suapicloa In Carters spinet a aortas individual. Mr. Macaulay—To whom did that seeskies point ? 110. O'Brien—l object to that. The lodge—l will mats • note of objecting, Mr. O'Brien., but admit th• maser to mi of damages Witnese—Scaptoies pined to J. Meseta. The sue* aka attached to him beim be ems terms he Mr. Dhridaos's ere. At the time of the essims, whim he wee tried Whet Lord Campbell, be was sospeelsd of etl the Ares that bed taken place at Caritas. Thames Inch, embeigs, Cribs, sessibsted the fires Sis Ja picks ordsted to John Markus berme his trial, and after (I =r ) me bad raiser e l m m anetioesse, Weed Obe preparty far sale is July lab, behalf of Yee ertsgme It n wee wee s set horten& sold, bat es ke SO ertteemmesiimed 100 1 . a kb Wee he it. It hi L Andrew Maelmemul, ddst emsbiale, IM hs p e t e ri hat in esperasher, pbbill esd ar w sehmeres N at wee t= by b as ..guess Se =she at NiVit#ssis. He did es sod, heel • ehmeeimlita marvel fees Mr. Mame, gig memlehis, Meetti#o"theimatetrihte :eased thellemk Hairy War, switiew of Mr. Hereby, Cerltoe, mid nentZed trio Nellbsism he the Ike Wigs& He told 1m had prod • arta with • east oar wimßar to L a e r r t s lb. Maws* Labe imined ap the widows ibr seeds His hboteeed Se. OilesimMes ispiled tbs bleb oase, Lehi* essmoil imp eiraher, Win the jig that the MMb tut rpisths IMO litelbeve, bet dust it vie • ass Is width (sly imp bilienhe ogl. The jury, eller reesublihs kr some lie. berets Inn mime ed d • hr wish to milks Aber la deems of beifrieheer they rebliied fib "opt with • enlist hr the phlME—Tlmeages. ass WWI* On ta• talk appliaatka of Mr. O'Brien, his decliaed to certify ke NAM ANN 11001 II 10. WILLIAM PlOllllll OF ILAIII.IIOI. Mr. Skiassr, Q.C., sad Yr. Booted, wars rdahoed far th• pleosti ; sad Kr. Haddisolan, Q.C., and Mr. Powell, far th• dahedast. Plaintiff, who Is now about Si yams of age, is th• &rabble of a eshiart lock soaker, la Wolverhampton, bat who Is not to an 'Sang way of business. The drfeadant is a fader, elm rauldant in Iffolvarhantpton, sad is in good drama seseset. Mr. Skinner opened the case, and after a few prelindoery anervatioas, eaht ho would be able to show thee. the de bates! made a wrias to marry the plaisciff lama be berme fodeprear % of his father sad nods. Two or the. years ago he repeated the promise in more gene ral taus He (Mr. ffitkno) would now give the jury ea anent of the association and seemmodes between the peaks. So long ago a 1847 the plaialiff sad didandsat inst. That ressalag led to further latimacy, ink ea it Sneed NM, mieriunaisly se for the youag woes, fora is 114.1 it se salad is the birth of a chill. At that tines the defendant sameed le ha* been desirous that his father sod side amid knew mak* of IW ocemerks with the phinefffi and re gssied That lie micas.e he had promised should be psa- Freed ler • time. At the bit th of the child the pidatifs Flom* were Faced in a sty difficult Faiths—either to lifetime* their and altogether, or to admit to the aliens the ef her in the him peados he which she was hi dehndeses net, and in seder to es whet the has would do her judos. The, pleinaff Smo kes had lived in her parents' hoar awe that time eaffi new. Tim daendent had been allowed to obit her, sad had bem Mated into the parent.' house as • comildential Asia. He bed contributed towards the support of the child ; therefore that was removed from the comidentilom of the jary ; but there was this to he sehl--the defendant had ]silt tbehadlgoWir to himself for • pertod of to years ; rated her fives the amodaion and ounepealcuship of = men, and thereby prevented her from obtaining the position of mistress of • household of her own. During ell that time she bad remained faithful to him ; and though it might be urged egainst bee that she was the mother of an 1114ti mate child, it must not be forgotten that she bad been so disgraced by the defendant's own act. She had continued to receive his visits with the knowledge and approbation of her parents. It was !admitted that after the one fable step there had been no improper intimacy between the two, but that the defendant had courted the plaintiff SI an honest man would court an honest woman, and with the view of making her his wife. After • few other remarks of • similar nature, Mr. Skinner mid that the defendant's reply to the action was that he did not make any such promise ; that if he did it was during his minority ; and also that such promise, if given, did not macros within six years. The learned conned then proceeded to read the following extracts from a number of letters written by the defendant to the plaintiff, and which, when they had heard them read, he was sure the jury wool entertain no doubt that he bad visited her with the full in tention of making her his wife, and that repeated promisee to do so had been given by him . _ 0 Wolverhampton. February 24 1849. " M dear girt,—Permit me to address you n o t 'mowing your name, unless to the best of my recollection it is Mary. Plow accept the enclosed trifle, and will in due mum wham I can remit you again as far as lies in my p weirsting yOureelf and child are quite wall ; should m to me you, but am afraid to meet your father, should he chimes me with a sharp lecture, or would cortalnly have mow sad sees you according to my feelings, having told your mother so many times. Am sorry its not in my power to emit you more, such would give me a deal mom satisfaction, but see therm they my there's better times • .' Should Mt to me, my dear girl, beg of you net to disclose to any me per son my affairs betwixt yourself and self, or it would be the upset due he ever, and such would be a very merlons thing. Let me Mese& of you not to expose the matter to any ono, sad I will for war reward you accordingly ; and without cl i z ai su es tiribir oan't help disclosing to you my theme end Ike you which I will ever hold to you If you will but indulge me of the favour I ask—that is, keeping all *bp secret." The cenoluiloa of the letter was 13111erly al' expression of repot that the plaintiff's mother 'peke • mosedingly harsh" cella whenever she met him, sad a deka that eke would la future mot in a more motherly rammer towards him, a he bed premised to do hi duty by her daughter. Ti. above beam was slimed "Tours faithfully. William. " With that sad one ether exoeptka sons of the kitten were dem dated or sips& ForMly, rowed to the strong sews end Inquiry Wag made by a ohs is ea I samosa somebody went lag to make ves as buff as they am, Melee 110 doubt herd of web by sows dime or other and wants to ha curious enough to blow the um* which for my sake you'l keep a swot to your ore *east that is until the day mess when I ma miff do It by easing for nobody you now we/1 bowleg my potion in which I am la the heads of my pared and undo who would cat me of for ever, es Ihave bspms *Mid I expect better days when you'l be the fed I shall Ey too to may yea far year post Idahoan, but AM I thbik thin la • 1111 b merit duo to ao ler had I of saver des weds( or of treated you'l 94 &a., than would there of bees room to have aced out. Thee why make me owl by saying if yon have cause yow'l do that whiob would rod me for 11.07 ands at the memo time I am doing and will do all that tied toy power for that which I have not goer.% ain't have, and whir I have rot you shall have, mid as to =4B I show all that I possibly can to yourself end bony. 111 the world do you went of me to do. Keep my. self has from all sorts of oxeseriose and par my lids has If I was a coat off, n moot that I should not give you any " 48 1.1seas : dant let a disappoialmeat mum yea to do any- Wag rail, for I will do all Met Ilse la my pewee ibir yea, and should thiNge go on well be my tenontenon prcepeste will be bright so that I shall then able to repay you for all yo:l2l:L"kddain my leaving your house the last time We.. Mend met me plump coolie out of your hoses. I must endeavour to avoid this. Hoping yourself and child are unite well, let me me see yes kiss it at the window for me, Oases to give my beet =re toflour mother, and accept the beet wishes from your. Y. * " My deer Mary Ain, Your mother is greatly naisiekm kin the pines thee passed es lest tight. elm is a women between sad Arty, mid used le Nu et Tailenhell, and bed redo do my pretend mother's maks, bat now lives at Mr. Banks, the areldted, at Mentleke, whir* her husked le servant man. My meson for Intik. mother geed night has I did was se that she net awed any surOdue on either your toothirr's or my pat, SW she would probe* tall Mar . Cox the nut throe aid maw I her about my stadia talking to • women stoma • plus, mad may very probably know your wither. Her maw is 'noisy. I do easHolly ammo you that I have not, es I before told you, a mingle aussintamee, let .her anything elm beeldeelf• do for God's oaks reason th is over, my deer e nd has for my been bees me herd as • stone, you ma piers your own self shout, let me ! r es ot yazLassimeria his to-night. I dusk,e.ml .boat el er sit et bee t the o w top tithe Calhoun told your mother le • very peat untruth. My dear girl, deal kr the world de enything rash—remember one that has a good sesseing sad • erne ham towards you sad yours for ever—tall your mo th er the Weeks she Ms made, end ray remade ice acting so lest night. I wee struck to w the woman coming and at the moment thought it the best way to act tell her I am sorry to muse soy displeasure for the world I would not have my father know u I should be mined for ever. Yours truly." " Don't do anything rashly far the world, and I will for ever reword you. I thought of having an oprottunity of seeing you Last night to explain the list). master that was wrong but will to-night if you will femur ms with your coming once more at the same place if I !male all night I will never go home until I have seen you. Tours trek ." "My dear Mary Am, I beg to hand you, to promise, the sovereign ; hays not time to say more, trusting ars well." " My dear Mary Ann, From the Wore of your looks bury that there is something 1116114 bet what I know net Weds it is my negligence. I will either malt to you or cell in the course of • day or two, trusting it will meet your approbation, hoping all's well, remember kindly to your mother, not iseptgag yourself and child, and bsitue me, your's, ko." The leaned camel ottesessted on each extra as he reed it, and lathalged la sae pathetic observation as the sake innate palm in which the plAstiff wee Ilhe bad muted the best pert of het life in the vale that the haat would patina his promise to repair alma irre ' parable 4jq held indicted spot her, but Ia oak; she wee for everNFrved of the oppoitanity of arriving at that ate of apple= iiias every young women'. jut ablaut misiev pear km of • hear tome; mad the jam would take these hell late meeidinkta la eassating the amen% of damages they wail award to her. He then ailed the mother and the brother of the plaintiff. After receseakeks of the principal faskt makined in the erfausta and • commest upon the heartathem of the whodelhethut in annelk pug wawa whom he had sedneed, w o es the net her d , , Mates be lhad so soksealy eadcwreally y Lemi e r sa r ess iegs, wase digusy tatz 3 pr i ce r : urged thee those wade many meow why such as moat of oempatellon 'hada be awarded a the plaintiff es would te • main east intheffy her for the lose of reputation mad Wary alit frig she had suidaba. Mr. Buddhas din adameml the lea dor tie do lendent. Hasid he um musk intsrested with the very eloquent easel nude by hie Mead ea behalf of the Wait bat It auk ha as Wag may oarless that name a bad been put to the whether of tier *hair who wee the beet wine's, wharf the plinth bed been much atakal by the dank. ef the wicked diedent. Ia February, 1167, what It ail told her thee the &haat refused to do more theta pay tear* the ehal, was 1$ shown that the bed he such asked t He mail the jay, se men of the wad, _eseslik the sear am th e p1 .1. faces ; to bring ark Imeedeage dike mid to kat igen the case. Amore estkesrdfame7 use big sever be break ha mint idea. Net a wed= be sill se le had show the dehuirst sayer thus little atations se seam beams Irma Darks the whale the e, Ma or tows,y the kinked had namir pasha ef a mad in the balk mar bed hewer eel In the emus= roma, or mode Matta koala alit the ether ambers el the pkdatiff's taffy. With aped I. the Mesa net fa one of them was there an aria to swage, nor was thus • Mo& eu• premien used bet what was esplanade by the aims. eteness of the ease. There wee us evidence whatever of e promise of aulage bating be glum. If demotes wen awarded in and ekes as the tee bare them, Willa* foe iamb of Foam would become es aniserone as sumesimese la In bastardy M patty essams. summing up, the learned ledge coiled the attention of the Jury to the Set of the repaid vigil of the deaden" at the house of the aunplakent, and asked the pay what they ht the papert of those 1 visits wee f Ia musk= of ketigus, the jury mut lire am that t he •71 Fen ilagead yeast her le the deladent. Il man wen Is he Oak to amt gaNell7 k that way, waif would be meth nada. If it wee_ deeply • maths of musithedise, the value could may be estimated ; bat h wee a cue la w4 dmi d wa the try _mkt lake every drousetallth Gm folly into hate sada to a dada Ala • amenhaties, th e key maned • maid kr the plaintiff—ffemeges, MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—DianT, Aria 27. Nut PAWS COOST. (Bettye Chief Jostles Cockburn.) MORTON V, VORMAW.—ACTION MIL =ISL. This was an woks brought to memo daimon for amiss of Mimed libels that had appeared is the Nitfisyhmaidiro Gated we, Owlish bk. Thomas Forma is the reffilbwed proprietor. Dshatleat laid his damages at 6001. O'Brisa sad ldr. Adams for th•plaintlll; Kr. Kean lay, Q.C., and Kr. Field for defendant. Iffr. O'Brien. said the plaintiff, John Merton , formerly amid on business in Nottingtoam as • crintectioner, and realised a ocasklembie sum al mosey, with which in 1863 ha perchaesd • freehold at Caritas. In 1866 he again put , c a m m sagse propert y, sad adorwants havkig • gaunt with NM of I& • vile Tomes, Me latest ' trumped up • Merge *lids Moths' set dre to& Meek te bey to a aslghkaur, Dr. Devidiect. The Merge we hoard bums the r ag at Nottingham oa the lath of October, and wee committed for trial. He was tried at the Ketch trim More Lord Cam belt who, attar Ueda. galy sae smcp ies , moppid tha cue, and mind lbw* was no skda on the prieratiiobaracter. The aeries athlete of which be bad' to complain appeared in the whams of the Nottflyhmishiro WESTERN CIRCUIT. = Eirres, JOLT 28.. - - - Mr. Bann Watson and Mr. Baron Clausen arrived in ibis city on Saturday, and opened the commission for the county of Devon and the city of Exeter. Their lordships commenced the basinera of the 111•11iZei this morning at ten o'clock ; Mr. Baron Watson pronging at Nisi Prins and Mr. Baron Channel in the Crown Court. The calendar contains the name of 35 prisoners ; the civil business is heavier than usual, there being noires than 18 cattails for trial. (Before Mr. Baron Channel) W'illians Carat, poulterer. of Devonport was Indicted for killing and slaying his wife Elisabeth, In fieptember last. Mr. Holdsworth plumate& This wee a painf ul sad another sad instance of the evils of intemperance. The prisoner came home from his work one evening in September, Intoxicated • after drinkin g a pint of beer he went to sleep, but on awakinfi e l r ie suddenly attacked his wife in • ferocious manner, threw down, and brasher leg. When her friends wan bathing the broken limb, the prtsonrreaewdhis attnek,and boat hermunercifally. A medical man wee called in, who advised amputation. The dammed would sot 001111111131, to this, the result was that after lingering for some time she . There had bean no previous quarrel, and it was evident the primmer committed the offence when Mnpsiled by drink, and under a sodden im pulse. The jury found the prier (hilly, and he was sentenced to a fortnight's imprisonment. NORFOLK CIRCUIT.—IpswzcH, JULY 27. The cammiseion d mime for the county of Suffolk wu opened yeetarday by Mr. Judo, Williams, and business was oommeseed this marniwg. The calendereantained the names of twenty-two primers, two of whom an elmayed with fistulae, one with oracealownt at birth, two with anon, two with violent aranite. There Win eleven mass tutored for trial, six of which were marked aa "spacial juries." CROWN COVICT.—(I34fOTO Lord Campbell.) POST-OFFICE 10881ST AT ETL 414 re W'atiiiip, a poet-ono* click, in the °Moo at pleaded guilty of feloniously deal* • poet letter eoahia ior • half acv w*n end one note at the Coauitcralal Bank of Scotland, the property of the Paetwaster-Olaaral. Mr. Mills appeared for the proneculion. The Lord Chief Jiwiloe tried several other winsome charged with ordinary ofkooss, none of which, however, wet-ranted • report. Civn. Szoz.—(Before Mr. Justice Williem•.) 1111.101 D 1111DUCTIO1.-ALLIN V. HAMBLT. Thle was en sake brought by Mr. Wm. Allem, a mer chant at Lowestoft, to recover damages which plaintiff had suataised b oonsequenee at the seduction of his daughter by the daiwidant, who woe a married man with a large family, and fa Um employ of the &eters Counties Railway Company. The jury, having hoard the evidence, retired, and after a short demos returned with • turgid for the plaintiff-1251. Three other common jury cams were disposed of during the day, two of which related to an se d a n of meototent ; and the °tier wee brought for false impletereent. THE POLICE COURTS MANSION-HOUSE. BOW STREET. Henry Thompson, situ Stambrough, wee charged with utterieg a forged Bonk of England note for 101. The prisoner, • respectably dressed young man, went into the shop of Mr. Blackburn, hooter, of High Holborn, at about 3 o'clock on Monday afternoon, and se le cted • number of fine shirts, • necktie, and other articles, to the value of 41. He desired to have the necktie hemmed, and said he would rend for the things in an hour or two. Later la the afternoon he accosted one of the ticket poetry of Lincoln's inn, named Lynch, and requested him to go to Kr. Blank burn's for • parcel, and take it to 2, Adelphi-terrees. He gave Lynch a IW. note, and told him he was to receive 61. change. Lynch accordingly proceeded to the shop, and ten dered the note as directed; bet Mr. Bleachers having some doubts as to its genuineness, took it to the Sloombory branch of the London and Westminster Bank, and wow. tabled that it was • forgery. He than twist ten Lynda that the gentleman wee a total stranger to him (the porter), having merely said that hie name we. Williams (the name given to prosecutor). With the view of entrapping his ens tomer, Mr. Blackburn did up a quality of esp to s pre* and handed it to the porter, Lynch, who was dewed to tab ft to Mr. Williams, as directed. The prowentor, in the mean time, having sent for a cowitable, followed the porter at some distance, bat on reaching the Adelphi- Screw nothing was seen of the gentleman, and the name he had given war unknown there. Lynch believed, how ever, that his employer would be in the neighbourhood, and on his way back to Lineoltirinn the prisoner came up to him in Broad-court, gave him his fee of le. 6d., and de manded the parcel and the change. Lynch handed him the parcel, but said that Mr. Blackburn wanted to see him about the change. The prisoner said, "Oh, 'rely well," and &Seated a willingness to accompany Lynch to the prosecutor's ; bat he presentl tried to wasps Lynch then seised him by the collar and gave him into =nay. The prisoner, in answer to the charge, said very coolly that he war 'eked by another gentleman (a stranger to him) to fetch the parcel, and that he had merely employed the porter to do it instead. Inspector Mackenzie requested a remand, several persons having requested to see the prisoner. Mr. Henry complied; but in reference to the present charge, the case being complete, committed the prisoner for lka Thomas Frooehlin, who, the polka sMkd, arm a ticket of-leave matt, and who wee described as th• &ergs sheet as a hawker, of no Bawd residence, wi l tiroed at the bar on re mand before Mr. Tyrwhitt, char with sledding a add watch and chain of the veleta of the property of Mr. 8. N. Edam, a clerk, residing in Bloomileld-ebreet, Kings land. Mr. Lewis appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. John Wake Hag for the defence. On Saturday week the prosecutor went to the baths in Asidererewent, City-road, for the purpose of enjoying a plunge. While there the prisoner also entered the bath, and in cone,quenoe of some previous robberies, the proprie tor, not liking his appearance, ordered him to be watched. While the prosecutor was in the water, the prisoner was seen by the porters of the baths to swim across to the box in which the prosecutor's clothes were deposited, and after being there a very short time, to pass out on the other side. The prisoner wee to a moment or two afterwards seen to plunge into the water and swim to his own box, when be at cues began to dress. The prosecutor, when he entered his box, was much surprised to find the door open, and the fastening wet ; end having given an alarm, in company with the porter and sane others, went to the prisoner, box, bat although a strict surd% won made, nothing could be hand. Bergs as Oaaiwic, $ N, mid that every endeavour had Wen made by Um pol o. to find the watch and chain, but without avail. As it wee supposed that it might have been thrown taw the bath, the water bad been drawn off, but nothing had bee& 100241. lir. Wskeling 'eked dm the dbmielei of the priaossr, siontanding that there wee no evidence to connect him with the robbery, and mkt that eithongb the police bed bed • week to inquire they were no better of than on the previous ameeien. No Jury wenkt ever convict on such loom evident*. _ Mr. Tyr,kW add It was a case of very great suspicion, sad Its should, therefore, again remand the prisoner for • week. He would, however, accept bell, the primmer hi 401. end two respectable suedes in the sum of 201. esch, for his C i pg:olaar was then remomed. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Mau lona, of 7, Union-etreet, Borough, and John William, who retuned Ka address, were charged with bur glariorly breaking and entering the derelling-houm of Kr. George Spencer, oil and coloaemm , of 37, Frith-street, Soho, end amen a quantity of candle. and other articles, his property, of tits vane of 61. The prosecutor said be was celled hem the pleas wham be imiged, that morning, in Lelonetsesetrest, and informed that Meese wen in bin boom, which he WI at nine on the pre miens night. He went to his shop mad food mini eon- OWN time% mil en memining the 'render be missed ewe. -eel amides of shilling, ism ans end lemehes, mess upper insseay hem the till, and also a gm ferenoh from neer Yee imp dear. A large wrathy of goods was here predrood, end Identified by the pressonlor. Jams Massa, a chasm, occupying a pert of the premises, mid that an going there that morning about half-past dm, .commpusiedl loy a bind. he heard • noise down the area, and told his Mead to look oat while he wont fir a constable, and on the constable waiving they Willi foto the cellar where em the prb ar removal enwe won bend, end some goods WA op in bundles 4 f . In mew Cc M. Scads, one of the oonstables s.M &ire was no dish' the mimosas hod entered the loom by means t off a AMA toy, and then broken of the lock of the door bed dr& 0, mid that bet Ilcd to the ho h bad the of the deer rt i solbig ng * tothe shop bad been *elm se Wild down hie the cellar and round the pri mness thee ceasseled, Ike latemor Williams being- at the time drama in pseemetelos clothes. Wfilisms tried to set him down by mum of_ melba it his Mach, but be got thong We the miler, where Willlemis allmard the clothes be had as far h up is own. Is the agar were several baser of goods 'oo u hed may br reasevall. A previews mine weapons" eosins* aad It Is lathat other o 'Nibs ed against them r a tiesnins, wile wes had made pett ( M my, maw emmiAted for . DUDLEY AND WIRT BROMWICH BANKING COM yaw y.—The &rioters of this beak have declared a dividend of 64. per dare, fres of booms tax, oat of the pelts el the half-yese ending the ZIA of Jew soil the resifts hes Lea seeseviet te eceemesbee all the isorsideptied amontste ID 50,0001. i ktchWeillamet t a ie —HOLLOW4Z wi rru...—There les 1er .... .. 41 73 Mira• see ttelemos alli tifit ot ".1 41•10N l a s et% II tart*: Mali the term Znirs,.....vislir es bre =is by arilat Priam ssi=ele. THB COLLISION ON THE LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN ItAILWAT AT WILLESDEN. The following are some additional particulars of the collision which took plus on Monday afternoon at the Willesden junction of the London and North-Western and North Loudon Railways : At the time of the collision, 4.20 p.m., the 3.46 Kew train of the North London Railway was due at Willesden. The time for this train to reach the junction is about eight minutes put four, sou to clear thee p.m. down trai n on t h e main line to Rugby. On this mouton the Kew train was eight minutes behind its usual time, and the collision took place either from the culpable negligence of Lamb, the point's man at the Willesden junction, or from his mistaking the London down train from Ruston for the Kew train. How the latter, however, could be the case is inexplicable, es the Kew trains are distinguished from the main line trains by a large oval-shaped board, painted white, being fixed in front of the engine, and which it is impossible for a pointeman looking in the direction of a coming train not to observe. At the time of the accident a heavily laden coal train was shunting across the antrum to the Kew line, and the points were properly set and " docked" (secured) tor the of the London down train on the main line. c'l7e s a r p=of the main line train wss duly telegraphed from the signal man at the station; but, notwithstanding this, Lamb, the pointaman, deliberately went to the points, and, having "undocked " them, turned the coming down train from the main on to the Kew line. Pyne, the driver of the engine of the pas senger train, had no means of preventing the collision, as until the moment before reaching the points he had no idea that his train would be turned into the Kew line. He was, however, in the act of shutting off the steam end re versing his engine when the collision took place, and he was killed an the spot. As the engine struck the coal train • large piece of ironwork became detached, end, striking Pyne on the back of the head, dashed the poor fellow forward, his forehead coming in contact with the lever of his ermine with each violence as to completely crush his skull, both back and front. His fireman Instantly flew to the lever, and at this moment a most remarkable occuirence took place. The engine became detached from the train, dashed across the rails, and without losing its equilibrium righted Wolf on a perfectly distinct line, end steadily kept on its course until the reversal of its ism and the shutting off its steam by the fireman brought it to a standstill. The conduct of Limb, the pointaman, on such an ocosaion, wea mast extraordinary. The moment be saw the effect of his mistake, he nut up the this to the policemen on duty, exclaiming . ' Oh, there is en accident I Run for the doctor-111 take your plea." The policeman, who had heard the crash, on the impulse ten off in the direction of Willesden. Lamb having got rid of the constable, made his way to the cottage where he lodged, and divesting himself of his uniform, was in a few minutes seen absconding at the top of his speed across Wormwood Scrubs, and ha. not since been heard of. MABK32S t OOTTON.—Li• woof, Jon !I.—'!ti resitul Wa9,9y *LW. aut, Joe ;dm rmala moldy. 1999._ IMO 9 4 99 91 „ 19140ialmias mid mon. 1.000 414. to et ; 1919999 11, 914.1 MBiskith : Marsehsto. 71d. to of w 001T011 00001—Yatesatra. JtIT fl.-T . It new M• dots( hi lose *dm dowries. and T dada, tame darks the Int weeks, bat lOW t domed Is ot tar extra. acid Woe pods ai.4 bat palsies at imp la the mkt.. Sem =Mb Maw vomit& Some limb el plots* are la emad, Ore gook Iwo bag Immea =mot Qs mom& la Ifs seettek .M there Is as Improrusest la arlustot I:44baret ot Wl* rtes+ eft* mil be tarn eis. post. Om kw bra ~ S at lo do MY see • droile•adte sriAltits am bile aspsolsi t=g %at larmilmo suled r• = . ... in eepolita• _ =ls NNW Ns Oalstils sEd limbo siatutelt ars as ••••••• ilittmo sad madspollattn= 2 . =•=7111 we. sedo,ban bin a Wile easier in pelts, bit Owl an auttpliso to *a Me. WOOLLI/I.—Lum J LT 77.—fie by beas r lailhout Mei M o o 1 marebasta tie cloth-Ws have orning. lie art* big boo lit aid qui& Tie isamaikai bees inks* be ad= sal bollt. • WOOLILtTDDISONIILIt. Joror 17.—There to good . ZIN of ode. nolo Ist no mo ron s Int ronoionwon bay oar to ccelidonn thot . out orlon on new thn OJA lifoolnon mmittnerusse.-BODID/WHILD. JUT 27.—The demi fat mode ham met hem so se& sat sir ausidamite amerrose led there Is to may =MI dimmi~ wally eimasbelswei for Shim the eselhit achibrom Ilinsemlais too harvest opsolinim a k es have the OM mg lasivialag cas idisse. 00113.—Lora, Jetty It —The arrivals an moderate to Ms dart iltr ...., bee t bat the MOW le Sae mad calm otter the late galas. Holden eland toe klialier torten than were obtainable WI week for law Iltalk ghats bedews. Secondary descriptiors sell at iraldars mere Dow are realm darer from enmity. Other articles se Irk written. Lyme, JOLT 27.—Tbe weather does Ms day week has of a variable character. Leal Ifedatmlay we hal a bevy hem fill of rate, and a'es on Bawd*, nhibt red Deady . with a heavy sale of wind. are reportod to be lard la ma liseellelle At to-dare =Out the =y of whose era small, aed • ready Tel, wee experleeeed so Is. per Or. ad• nate apoa but Terliant zeta Spriz ak es: nomlesL Whisk *tope. he Cabs., Ilds. Mk.: is Moa. Ms.. 44n to 461. ditto new, elite. 601*., Oa. So dint ditto, Wit*. to Otte, OIL 60 Ito; Who. theverer sew. dlte. to NSA On to 43e.; ditto com mon. ISM.. to Rillta, lea. to SSA; kink Md. OW. 63 deritsa. 4/61. ida.; dew. delas. to MI6. ahead/a Per IPA* lA* Vowel% &LISSOM. JOLT I ....AS wir narketthi .tome[ towpid/ of rin wzrry Ilrattad i z e t the atteadano b : a o tpht i., von or. was obtenednite pries d &or wet notal Wtaoa aaryountend. to trade dock. Tor berbadelde land Vas ennead Int weekned to no ken was man bus as transeted. the manteacd It. tonne value. bat the trade war dart In °Um raged' the print melba rN.e. and not moth doing. Mbar. 411 to tn. pat or. Beinly. to bea for R. (etc To. to 30s. pie qr. B 4M. to Ma. per T. Pet. M. to It.. pm , qr. Am Ira to 40► per er. Tank ie. to in r u z i Flour. 32... to in par treat Mat. es. to M. 3d. ger boneL mat°pe ere gintrallyeatnieeneet In tile noldtbourind. The WINO& ' or fatentrahly none of. although men le hid tom lie late beery unsaid wl.. &An sad eon are repaid below ea avenge crop. benne Wired Ruh ben the drought ot the entate. OLTTLIL—°"d ZI7LT 7/.—Ovi market to.day wn SW Pied for tie Inn el me, and the eneaderet of buyers daemon. nirine3. Ben MO imm retnen.ae all ware dint: el et New .lam Lan natio were a very ni ea= ennennenteat Mot lie nark^ bet neer to the day the tamilo .b.o 2 . = WO. rdAir one min noted. There oat an of dad t inj=n ll • otereentrely hery steel 1111114• Air VW no Oterauoa of prier ger ten . 41p et eaten wee underlatly retherel. a link ode awl prim were enatedalned. Minuet In siert:too at be note in On% ead about the 1101%1 mown d bunted wet lest ex beef, len M. to Ils. pet IONTIO“ Woe dile. In. lb. ed.; =MOS Meet Down. b. Per o breeds. dd. le OK Ink* to TOMI. 11l to ltd_t ion Pork. 6.1. to Yd. ; mild ne. to tn. per lb.; and ga. mo an per ic4" Ws. c aL ttlt"Piff= =bar:l=r% per b.; dry .• MOO Maw pleb le seri ; calm. id. loge. men. SHIPPING INTBLLIGIINGT. 9AIIIIALTIZS. Camelia, Cleptela PatitIZTNNII ".. — 601;11 - 1; imrtt — l; part, with an orient aerie ot used tam Earepa, ins wrecked ea the Minima SOcel aa tha Net at May; meta Bold ce the eit.b.—ltandom Jane 3 Comte= of Dirkam—lt blew a meat .seite gala beta dtulag tka greater part en fiat Mk tut., daring the prevalence, ot wbieh the COMM, of 'Nehmen (beim). tot Li , OrPool. was evandad near Poet der Rarer. became very Ashy, sad was In a critical position. —Asmara, July N. VE88131.8 SPOKEN WITH. Ass (Alp), for Mee Lane, loon 11,1 st. 1.14 W., km U 4 W. BeMarti (4414), from Bomboy kr Liverpool, Jul 5, lat. 11.44)6, km. 61.31 W. BO& Hawk 01 1, from Liverpool for Calcutta, IMF 1, Mt. 14.12 IL, loc. 17 14 W Irmo 04ey (Mfg), from Livorploi for PernamMeo, Myr laf 11.11 W.. 100. W. LilyDa4 (MML from Loads* for Calcutta 19 drys, ler 24 Irv, 14.13 P., E l ie w. 041mit Itorear), from Rumor Be °owe'. July 1, lat. LI A. km tamponle a (ZogilA barque), 'rues Ilearea for Loudon. July I. Ist II 27 W. Glearstoo Pomo), Cron Liverpool for Yelperslso. Jolt 77, ht. NM. ker. 2 W. Vocalir (ship), Iran Bassoon for Liverp3ol, 704 IS, let. 3&UN.. lon. WM W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTH& limozgc.—ales 50..1 th• wife d 1L H. 1111 d.: 11 4 Is*, at • dallibtat , BeldL:JoSy It Y Cllfteneterraw. Cork tba Wife of W. H. B°U° II TON. - 4hdY St. ad Donates lUD, ebropubint Lady Boma Bouabton, of • we. DOWEL—JuIy 34. the We of I. D. Gone, lel., of Bath" DurtY ef • loc. GR IMIL -4 / 03, WOW Tamteek•coad. Dahlia. the wife dr. 0:41104 of a son. )1v:zoo/msg.—July 20. M Ash 'lna" all Dltdwke. &•t. lb' oath of she Rev. IL S. II ackansaot of • dm 0430 —job V . . 0 auto.-road toal• W..4ledriaerood. the Woof W. A. Ogg. laq., of • dausbter. PORTSMOUTH.—JuIy W. at Ilwatt•wa•Darb. the Odable Portsmouth. of • datOster. WALIZIL—JIO, W. at Potobisametimmoost M. wee ut J. i outoso Nos, at Ks. MARRIAGES. H illadaagbial At:7l l" : "Mnel4 U d A : 7l . 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