The Express. — London, England, 1859-01-27 00:00:00

TUE BURNS CENTENARY. FESTIVALS AT SHIELDS. The &taints al the past la Meade celebrated bis eserseary Y brorey stab. - Thes ease erie paths la MAI BMA& ewe s XL 4101 , Wek, comber at Ida. SwF 6:6* sod the Wed at 14.1111•Wa. There was atm maw aosaidseable party at Yr. Prrasee, at bath Mid& Ilet the whist party that amid bays eamdial Y deed at Ma. Roharters**, th• Old Hall, pat of their stistaelhe rasa Friday, es seem al las era alter wear el the Ise leaded, Mr& Jean Itebarreou. Mrs. Rqbeessa vas s lowsiwooda at !Wart Baer, sad was ell years elder lase Übe poet. Ilas was 106 yen of it.. Ms old lady vas ler aspirant of bar faculties until vitals as beer at bat death. Alto bur Dapper ea duaday eight, elm MI Wisp Is bar chair, sad la her sleep that sans dark sham paned ere bar which alley-aim years ago paned ever bra Mar trues Dammam. MANCHESTER. A public dinner wu given at the Queen's Hotel, in osisbration of the mettawary of Burns. About or hun dred gr is gar _atlentea est dont, mom of them being Sootchreen. Mulct?, Rsq., mayor , presided ; sad the viacalialr woe Ailed by Mr. MALCOLM Ross. Amongst the patron ~yeeaaaeeeeet were T. Bosley, Eq., M.P. , the Rev. William (Make% M.A.. Professor Scott, of Orme' College ; Mr. Alderman Clark; Messrs. A. Mtkingall, W. 8. Brown, John Haworth, D. Tait, H. M. Awes, lore Ham (Min elerk), J. Galt, J. Breast, P. Clialsowl, Robust hest, I. E. Balfour, H Glover, Peter Telsteir% Wad, b. The cloth having been taw, as Mayon goat Ipso Peasant Soott to pr the tart of the •r ends, Scow • oast aispou ial anw, of which the karma (i the toothlig poidas : , --What was the specialty of his sea ? Other Ewa law bow poets--we will sot wore whirr sot with parr, at at least with raw tad mare raincoat rifts. Hot tiro re serehgg spur .last Wen gra. He or of ad pals the or tho r . Wad or Italy Mpad of Der! Iftrisy ughtful Halt/ Ilhalirsto ed of Masa! os hr yap se throe illy out of the howl of • whallslted as ad agouti sad hew tim heart of • whole kid ad verb • waard sad ufasoksa mayors. Thaw is as met or oughtlia of Ihrhose diatiagaires awe ahe haw Bras tad Moe Mr haw air who lia/MAIM UM OM MI NM roe kola Me b=silas at thew al. Oar pee Mr role ether Miniki pasts ; • Mgr* oil at ars ram pos. Tire beet oast of murk able whinier. ast—a he Ora aftwahala, of Orr ems his Both sr bogie spar= of • herb grass, eery dilemma la ma vareats for Barr DO gawywo Barns with gay en et ago, god yea TM lad ant they en or wire golewrata lifted WEB sal si Ihr MOW asu—yage torsaltiag is ourea wash voodoo dm ad la whir hay ton bon. These Is gaga • walla asamart, got pot, sad delicacy which gars Isastrpdat thew, gal eartitata their mart rim It a Tlaa al wedge pair. Borne is al ad a or or his stator se Its is • two th r th h e i: ordry. bed the bier tad the thews, Ws TOM la dialimi L lf SosMiit punt ; sad it is law the ow" kr gad of • ateladt prat that thaw aust ere Orbit we Apt to err We All that is ha tors he has the wen of • yhatager Is his Data. Ms it met Beard se r ; wwe re eareed that be golfs as hal It. Orel sawahlog la ads weir MOM him, to Os character of loos* huh what he spry. WI gra Virg to saw ha ae saw rasa Ye patrol • illohipte—dol ad dab hi alga, ad =Mgr hers wyggalsigi Ile Way d ago hum rd. Liiiir m tsa alloy la Oa at slim had, Ist beamed lir es postal o Meru d do etre of poly ged of gray go hod at Or gerisd—iad is • rye moose less WU hang, Is lie /rsaa4J of Off Main =I /ear to it, ad ad it is le the poor BMW vas load rare pr ova ask hers. This Adana Wag earlier is be so word sr so wady IMI-11 rla bagger at pod t sere wad et sae ri roe bow gordy ard—at. Is it so ledgire ago fad? If dry raw whst rho illemsbria law arm as. raid all eads postha. We do bate we her lbosa as loot of It we hew at dsobt der Os roar. Te be sable la repro of par it 51 le es whom' as maks la IL Thor • spar o le to the fosmar whelp hems el yeephi—agal ad um or id& •• Is espabls oddly la air sMk by Of • I ego th of that Oh os gag wigs goals Is awed to olds as le the Mawr or err as.. that It to the !garage d rafgsf is do “Colue's hr. day Night" bow ray argeia ofilestara haw he ✓and fha worry of tisk wallow sod do perityor Oak or arbor 1 (pPlogr) Ups therwls of illeshrkoligh was aka* se larsath astslosay g Mad es Ms hawse ; lai sawo le le so are asteir by roar Ile dare Worms wary owe had= do emir of the l ame d —(syylavet)— riga admit Prostred; Ed he raid kto arm rid y bre le the hors of ler bra all ow, the world gad as thaw of try tereeprilip with worry frisola, d lag whir and of ityhl tithe ✓e hp tia as at g, th web as try sr hag log gra; sash Y. ose el drawl hoe we rug fo jar Arras ;'• sub Ildhp—ohlat the herr ✓e ads ore es ago Or he Ms s tables his par rat se • Diemtai oat asallssisiria MawM -wash hays es in reed Is "Seri ohs Is.. Mod " Too. _toy etwaryon, dogs l dam ; we yor pond by • whole Mir to is brow Is Ile worry or Rohm limo I raid den ow Mow n I is to call Ilow—el ==rmil as le dig wars. W• haw t his lipgoenMOMS d MingLismi—ws bow his. • isperghtle esgw lif= e ir• war Ors sad ask glair lee moth et ha oloypoliord by thew We w .stream seseri • aresert be marealloo. I am Wit tantgal M are Is den raw; bah a Int hod' talar that behys as twalliar lids day. (Apt=l i as Wow te lee deep re groad Ise weir kr Thle Ombra sr a Itiniest ye Ire. Mood sp- Para) Be had kM IWO— " The Loh el the. Is elm is gl'a herr\ dirk go awash dhows% -- Anderirterielireabita;C r lead hi. faults Bet me b that It ve Wee le hies twiny ead Imghnew it Is wholesome frit es to bs sew prlad co hewer* sag I. ler. in tlis wry est of Yestisithe owe weather rob de. (Leal appistra) Ti. Mee were erre fill, 1 doer eel, rehear lathe per air ; I C therm of Hatiadol—. mew hued muse lei el ^ some .rh esbleel. far his wor the pasty el meel•—yee egmetiseee se if the awl wiestei son the weithers of the inhere owl therfe—es V this per Awl inen wee him& la witty voice sail Isom resii—es r Hashi. mil Its wen reeking to low is It set a gremder W Wag, It be ea) eweeeenika if I reds the wieparre—is It eel • OW truer pewees, of • Wl= esperted spent, le be this spent, to wenn a whole peole tote en meets? Hs herible: sad bah souk - Mw taw as. 'Gemmed se we se • all emir the stole. TN berry aoidlee b India feels it, sad responds The swims eactcbant, htecally in every quartet of the earth, bets it and wren The solitary modest, laboroar as :he vet gusty of hmk sad umarct ipt lee, Motors/a he may ',brisk hose say ;tube utterer* rarka mil Ala— kn tarts it , sad the tar it ht eye shoes that • tor hr been draws brom ide Wert alio. It gathers se It man from abs isisase ports of the globe, sad perm ewe the =Alice, of awls of esitineed Europe, with a wider aid louder ao.rd ; for Germany are ham kernel cs homier Ira whom shot has called " the yeerat thunder-god." It macro highest w it price over ow own noon lead. A edglitier eleerle Aced earths it cross the Atlantis; it prim dm Bina Illooatair ; aid it dies away. whiling its ✓ade at het sets these of the Neither Prier Ochs. (PO t: Seise of } Shrew "Tls Worn Robert r. Brae" pile tarot was dsuak Is shin, the oempas7 Mails( ) Serwal a •.z i ge aid ncillatior were sine la Ilie copes of lb. even mg, SOUTHAMPTON. The centonary of the poet was eelebrated at South. mom by a hatival. 'Melt Wit Tae at the Re* Victoria Roams. About 240 goodoom, prisoloolly Itoolobales, be kering to tba slip sod tie various oolailtioimato at this part, partook of thaw, ad tbo pookhatir of STUART %, 0141 Er, Rag , of intorno Idoroot-boar. BRISTOL 'I he centenary of Scotland's rest satins! poet wu relebrated at Bristol with great tidal, sai the occa sion 4, rircd peculiar (almost from the feet that the principal dinner woe preeided our by P. F. Aiken, Beg., grandee* of the berT errant friend, Robert Aiken, to whoa the aiiritl le led, h.tl f the NM publication of his poetry, sod to whom Burs. tutntolf showed his gratitude by dedicating to him the moot cf hi. poem., ir The Costar's Saturday Night." The principal banquet wen heat in the large lemon-hall of the Aibao.cam, sad wee attended by upwarbe of 110 patio men. Tim gallery was Men tilted by a bright galaxy of The room was beautifully oraitincuted, then Wag mobtuoned atoesset the nameriam skiable of the patron* of the orlon ate armed.' Morisse of Old Seale, the thleile, with its motto, " Nemo itie boson* lationd4" Tte chairmen wee eapported by 'Easy eitit.se of solo, amosget whom were Dr. Symms& and the Governor of 11: Corpora- Los of the Poor, W. E. B. Robisom. A -rend dinner—in which between 60 and 70 grulicaten eat down—wae held is the large mem of the Aline' tut, High • .Tert, at which the amaiversaries of the bard have . 14.1. bout.. .iletrated. Mr. Jam Cit Wee presided, Mr. Cu'. and Mr. Lor hie ocespyieg the vice -chairs, and &smog the c..top my were Warr•. Tovey and Ayr* (el the Toss Cour.rM. Janus Talky, Mama, Muir, 0. limey, J. A. Hill. N,' The ro an was directly &nutted, sad the dimwit —wbit Is comprised some cork-ii-leekis sad a pew supply of wrens—was of so eloper deseriptioe. Some of ibe ehoicort anors of the bard were roam and the spit it of staid happotowe, which it was big great effort whoa alive to foster, pervedel the evening. GLASGOW. The pawl Glasgow demonstration took place in the Csty Ban. The plies wu cossedreally decorated. I. frost .4 the ergo thereiwr saspeaded s large masa pieta r.prm. various MONO mad objects eseseeted sith berme. Oa the tied side was the ism+ller "Brigs Dole." "The Ar Memaseal," "TM Amid Allows, Kirk, eat the °ogees is side h he was beta. Oa dm let side of the rattier was The ilamehems et Destfelm," with He toed remary. Os the extreme left wee repreeested Edisberilt Monument with the Crap sad Arthur'. Sia la the back pond. Is the mire of thle weepolte Lode:aye eras repainted a bowie NOW of do poet tea het bIlL . Lbe sidle& O `Waster be snored whim kJ pleagli d tie owl is joy,' vlik Ide — eir - arat ea the se V be woe mit. At oak Me Ihe Ilse Seadesl, inglenelitassawso log AssEng* led wateeeppertall by the el h e se. ess Ologew. Oa dam dee, bereging ben do oret, sederem mae u tft ib tee, woe natio end obi* - Indaleeen,air un& yew ef do MIL Oa wall at e tile dab owes late was toe bade at Boma, do ent do alawle Wel Ilk sal the ether that of Mr. Coda Is the inee Ise eta bade ass ca either ehle don the oh* heath side ball thaw et Wilms, Boat, Remer, Noliepeere, Illiesa, Byrom, Myths, l'h illiag = adorn The =ohm tie Alan of do pireW wow draped site whit owarees, awl as these, is video Won, et= ems of down oast popnlaraad mad sessmoral Mar sod peon la ewe of the owes inn ore oh* veers treat " The Cedar's Ihnoley Night." Tbe .we appearance of the hall wee tallest la the ealreeen The eh* wie Sam y e Aim - BALD ALISON, 4=l the flithe BY Defamel 888 Do t,, law, TrWe, end P e ried* Bar tdeg; sod au the kilt by w Lied Arewet, Judge Dunbar sad V. NOIMIS oe, R. ltaaskies Meek ILP., L Iketelth of Dental:a, Cok - sial Jane OLINCAIIII.II Bravo, who was roosived with eth I M wrap said—l humbly dirk ay God they He hr speed ate to Ilve to or this glorious day—o dey es "biro may truer& is sheer every part of the globe sr paying burp to the pore ef the Bud of Bora. =) mem told 11110 his Mr. it'Dlanold of Dar My haw are rid to Jar 100 pan lase they'll Irak waits? re thug they do arc" Row only bio proplory bas beta friar da peroillop briar she whose amply losiNg. I teal lasi purr to poke az partarty yoa how sliardsil or of ftrat el or of th• most teaserld el Ors err, se it to, b/ olleboord mtaissrß. , of Rio4ory of h a a ing spf ei Zig is er)—ive by era otelhlrows and r J Perstgal Pareir, Dori Drowir . Moacktoo Hsbbarbe Saar ar Mr. Girder Di ia so pose oral the boy be hied sad estaleord with muss adierleas than in the for Boot, wire I spar es maw and ear bow yews. la proof at Ws I try pro • foe Nose pros by ay old hind, Oskar Gasp Asitors Telsh, the arm of tory a Bumf birtiolay aist la a pars of bils, oatitled " The Eater India," 1111_11,1: " The rash of theft is swat midst to. nor, Br ab 1 seri yea her it whoa sees roll been I 'Tie Ira, hid Gra the nal or di, he The rotor that dwell `tie rip hopyr." ) As a hal lad roe fier sail a wawa admirer of pared the brit, I bays plod la doing honour to to. rasory thorn . he Ids an, peak re to Min you ay art Ma cre Mr the sera (liersred Norio g.) Trier erat phis Mr= labors, of Batas were held Olimpw. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 27, 1869. capitol, 12,6001., justified them in oadarieking those large contracts; they had got swim* end the undartsidng was one quite within the same at Hato badmen Tbalr en medium had beau remarkably mail. Mr. Bagley stated that the contracts had ban Myriad be- fore the bankr u lin Hamar sag it was inhatimate that bankruptey kd hem :meta ta, se it jest bed the abet of maim an end in the mannels. TM ma a the mil me that Me bask/use mt asoldmed Mar sirongth ; and, in He mist of say mibreema Idea ow *Mimi they had m avallade capital, and the while eftws mar nd like a bore of each. In the ouisiquat ust dark contracts, It did not appear that the Manias were binamble. Ifo ending. now op posed, sor Milan origami Is Mbar ramparts the conduct oldie benbmiu MI been aseatomfem—Mak ammo were mot laudably moil. The mart wambil mat area as con dition to she enalsoles, as we it a me for adjournment. Having regard to the very moderate ezpondftum an a test boei•tida lamitices, the east would pun ontillostes of the first ohm INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—LiN. 28. (Brim Mr. Comisokeir Murphy.) tar Ai immix surrox.—" Imo Exameswommes lIIVMW. This biolesst, the Leelfie 1110.46.0•111•14 imam, applisd odor AM. Mr. Served opposed lot Moms. Coo and Wyman, Fia ts; et Groat Ques-eireeL Kr. Reed etwated. Wyman, of the hot of Cos awl Wrists, Mated that the ketivant to Await lest ladseed them is plat Um sews paper is bar statemost that UM bad mess inespestiea of the encase of the operalatke. They speed le give coedit to 1601, and printed the piper fa three mad& For the !het two menthe moons' blk won pft ad the bet mostles Komi was about 601. Not ass .bi had bees paid. It applared that the Maimed had purebred the papot from Kr. Sleek Davis. She said the bad 901., whisk was whoa ahe contracted the debt with die epposiag dams.ma- She, homer, oceddired she had meass. Satire had beta rested. end bad sold the paper to lir. Charlie Daily, psi tt ar y, el Iflost-etreeL She asid le had not canted out the ageemmet. Some mow had bees paid, but Mi: ig Delig wen ma& mod mid be wouldupended. give up Mem. en W paid the meg bed The apeement i g to mil Me was timid lee the 18th of November, end the present wee filed in December. Mr. sell ea the paper wu sold within th ree months al peaks, the court had no jurisdiction in the aim Mr. Iliad wished to go tato the ease, sad to show that Mir Baths bawled dr bad mass to fulfil her 'gramma with Marrs. Om mad Wynn. Mr. Commilmistem Murphy said the question was the vett. tag with the Ism to /Ir. Daily within three raoothe el the petition, mid as that was the rem he could not entrails Ohs ;mitten. The prides was &mitred, arid th e thedrent arreded out side the mart. It wee slated that she woad at once Se a maths nadir the Priem Let. IN U TNONAS lICULLY.-TALSI This lasolvent, an old roan, who had been ea oil and Weems la the Begnigp Walls-road, applied odds the Peeteolica Act kir. Dowse Reid opposed fora young man named Nuts" and supported. Tbe issolvest had a cask of white lead stoles from his does, sad, from information, charged Masts with being the *ANL Hs wag discharged by the magistrate, and then brought I his sulks fer false Imprisonment. A verdict wee Weis for 201. &urges, sod lb* mats were taxed at 621., making The lambast sow ootoplained that his wilatarsa Ord aot Ora co/led at the trial. _ . _ . Mr. Raed;rlsbei to as/1 Masters to show Quills had bean & m a .at of Ids bed at 12 o'olock at Wight. Mr„ Comadosimair Warpby thought tt was tueless, a. bad we power sorest aralselisa ba soak • are. No day was aimed kr Ow lard ceder. DUBLIN. The Centenary wu celebrated in this city by two pablie festival'. The lerw sad more important at the two wee held at the Aatirat Comet Sams. The compaay, as wee natural as swab ea chiefly eontimed of flootalt ema • bat mew of the meet ul.hed of our prohmdcael sad literary mea_Jelael la the tribute to the memory of LAW Bum. The eh& was ecoupted by the Riiyht kcs. the LOAD MATOI, Mr. ALSX•NDZIL PAAILIR tidal/ • - TM hilowisg le a list of the relies siliblied by Mr. Horse :—Ths heady Bible of Winton awl Ague lams, lir parents of the post ; ths watch of Has' hihr wen also by the poet after his head sleek mill!hies, he aslisi the fie ewe, when he got • new • jede _ Own which Basin were at the ford at thaneeditMemeft; ea whip rid rem of Bah sad y Yes is lit Mr Mir the la sser a v is a = g a at el =fly to ush Ombra et WPM" b; l lTh. Passesmad is hi 10E4 • iha rida am slos ka azw ilai moze t_TerdlA a t i te as haagr ig = ▪ 17111. This espy was ps . ths Osmium of Olea ohs by the tram The mei ales, Minims% 1787; pelts of Banos, as MOW yarn& *host 120 prams she abiler the bondreth ansi• wart of the birth eft by &erg together at I. Royal Hotel, Des mejetiLoLtiz magesy os th is seerhs was sows of but a large wee• Iffshmes, who *aid with pleasure la this le • palm wises pear= ream it the beset of al on et awry Win. reseshiy, fora Ns cmstitaiies, gewasily drivel ameciel haggler, is Wa.lesasr to the Weird rewisey d whoa a pest of the who id Ilkok foollop. sod to their M holy arls is lob impeirshis amp. l am the shah me a portrait el Sims eresmdled erttle a S The diem, which was as essellest oak wr soul is friers beet style, sad is all ralects did coedit to hie animest esehb liehowat. The chat, wee filled by Welter In*" Pet, of Mewl* limbangbehaw. W.. Kaego Cisy , 11. 4 „, • plai the via Tho marl lwysi Womb Ulric bra por mad mil defy harmed, missyrisis aprochr mew di- meg, lad re mesputy did set memo tin • Isis Mac Oa Monday night a literary with to celebrate O. reatearry Buse' tank we I e bald la the type, hakes ▪ WyYrs ieediag Room, wkwerreerieere, lir. James Wyld is he ear. The wad loysl eras heeled tea =imelopewiel te, sad thileeewl by weitable eet the Is • ledildeweb mired " the lissarary st Mona" The edema isewesee seemwded be We oedema wee our liweed by Ihe whim whihipseiert the wake of is art eeenews pews by Mr. Thaw LiebserAsed Other eerie hilowed, with es the "brae posh wed "Teloodok = u folfloose" "Oblimpare the sa me , es ow sad the pews el Amerieer .owathe .ad therm. .1 ..d the Polio of Two" "Were end the pole et ballad, welt of erbleb woe supesial b ltgritsi=rilbe wewi dere When of how owelelee. Prome. Therwre, mad helm) ems were hee. ma= with we artilwehen whisk Awed that Rents he set rely th• pest el bat le appreciated wed adrehnd by am ▪ esestrhs. The limbo et "the Lewmaa" sad "the Preith" ea the an el " Ash' Leap ISysa" brought • pew- Inerbed plieweet reweles to • dom . _ itacitoatx.—Two puttee celebrated the caw of the poet lime, at Rochdale. Or petty ear Yates 40 or Sfl Sentrbmea, sod wet held st the Brier legemf Anne, eh/tethers-street, where the mare (Andrew 13. Req.) resided. The room was very wetly deco- rated. erralog w o 'pent In recitations of poem , by BUMS, moor from the same enure, sad one as two share eceerhes wen made. At the Reed hotel thaw was so sr eembleg• of shoat 30 EnElish gentlemen who esteem the writlap of Burns. HUDDEVFIELD.—A hundred and twenty gentle men, complain; the star cline tows, set down to a eubeten i., dimmer in the Retied iludder.field, in honour of "te hundredth birthday of the imam tal Soottish bad; Alesseder Hatboro, pre sidid. On the removal of the *eh, the canal loyal toasts were drank with Oar which the chairman propo - ed TM emea ssak Ta i n Buena,' to which Mr. Woribeed, of the Zweidereddi Isinsatir, rem aided. Other ilti:eg mama were Yeamered • sad th• procreding• were agreeably enlivened by e}peapia ee aurae Warr Riolso.—The centenary of Barns wss celebrated by • public dinner in Bt. George's•liall, Brad ford. No fewer then 110 milkmen, principally Scotches's, end gatbered from all parts of the West Riding, sat down to a raintanous dieter. The titer wee occupied by Sir Perm ?Whew% Playa of Leeds, and the rice-chtir was filled by Dr. Mactiark, of Bradford. A large number of elegantly drceseiliadite filld the stills. The toasts proposed and re am, included •' The memory of Burns," ' The land : x 4- and " The memory of Bir Willits Emit." •• The memory of Boras - was prop nett in ea able and eloquent Wrote, by the Rev. David Sill., The programme contained the tweet memorable of Butoe's wags, which were song amidst met enthusiasm. NERCASTI.E.UPON-TYNE. —ln Newcastle there were three divisions of re!obr. Ott, and a derplay of 'tem plets tad/ears rimu it tee theatre. The Toon-hall direst wee extremely well attend' J. The Marie-hall, Nelms folLowed, and In the lecture room • drawly pellid audit vey listened to logo and r citations :rem the works cd &Mies Bard. At the lad mistime Mr. Clephan Win dowed the same of RoUrt Sicievey, formerly • pitman, and now • schoolmaster and follower of the Muses, and the useettag miss to • resohtline to devote its eureka Mods to the parttime of • little book of poems which Mr. Skiesey he published, and to rend • ropy of it to every mochania faith tate la the Northern Unica. THE RONAN CATEIOLIO SHOZBLACIIC BRIGADE.— A well-attended concert was stem at the Hanover-square Room, on Monday eveninr, in aid of the Bt. Vincent de Paul Bhoeblack Safety. The boys were present, and, @Per having been regaled, were supplied with mats behind the platform. It bad been announced that Cardinal Wiseman would attend, but an engagement at Liverpool prevented him from being prevent, and his place was supplied by Dr. Br, Werun. The entertainment commenced with a hymn, 'mg by a detachment of the bey', at the conclitsioa of whip the boa. owratary, alter making sows general observations on thehistory of shoes and shoe-blacking, proceeded to read ths Report, which showed the opentlons of the committee from the lob September, 10.57, to 31st December, 1868, doling which the boys had ettrned 4534., sad cleaned more than 93.000 pairs of bode. The report having been read, the alisinnan deli send a imitable address, and then awaviled the primate boys who bad dietieguished themeelves by beideatry sad good conduct doe.ag the year. The concert /Awed, in which there was s selection of glee., madrigals, part eons, tc., and the proceedings terminated with a raffle foe a rep w snstatton of the Interior of the Madeline, The amount cediected was 261. 17s. (Advertiaement.)--IiOLLOWA AND Onri edd.l.4llllb. tltorr v • —A .linneirt dolmas& seesaw War Ws =W mil Uwe pele'el. he Mbl. meesreetaide WIMP tad ill Ile She robed blank to each sere la NY* mei Mb is itzlebloey : the :me ceberened ledllebeeen elelld emedled by Melba misread, Leh tin Olutraart tour Su WOO d woe; awl tbe Won& an of tin Sas. INee unto:wallow be wed eft time and hs eiess . c. by pers.. alVeted wide bliber• trra u 5.... ,lueur,turell leer ; ter %talcs n and litertbure Urn yin Wad Do anent o • lb. d'e• tile MS MO CM War I Oft le. -MOW SSd mecca In powea übklt an frequently et , theuLedillUßUrg fill edpewisied *wry ben at Ye *and MN. iLab, initiligtnct. ma. a Olittlllllllll4 en. . /0. g 621 as Mud ... iroXim • •• VC. pow et *Oft liY OMIT OF 0 6 31121 . 1 . V. abe, elllr d.. OTe. Se li t s. .Se . sejaree eizi Se ISI ew e r se* seek re albs l e, OF UISQUIII. Tbe er be Ms ea Slit oak Jae. Tie see tie as 11•FISSO So ass Ur 112.7 11 • boom or QUIMNS ISOM l amer. Feb.l; Weiredie. Fee. Thwnese. rah I :NM Mk*. COUR? 07 00)1110311 PLIAS 'Minim, Fib I lima& Fa, 7. 00gaT OF =CHOWS& arigti l ye i es=Zetit ea el tie den et. via posed mit. Um Mu be ma es. mmi COURT OF QUERN'S BIENL 26. aldsgs is Boods.—(Balore Lad CompollCH.—JA idid Judos Wightstra, Campion, sad HAIL) 111117/7 ZAITZIN COl7llllll ZAILWAY 1101IPANT. TOO wee ea motion brot by Yr. Bestir, cidi engineer, to reeve a sem el 0201., which he alleged wits dna to him by the deindeata, partly for coals supplied to them and pertly Ire the rent of • wharf which they occupied. Al the trial, which took 'place before Justice Willes, this Jury re tuned a verdict for the plaintiff for the amount eimbeeL A rale was subsequently obtained on the part of the deindents to show canoe why the verdict should not be eat aside and • new teal had, or why the damages should not be reduced. Mr. Lush sad lb. Lkyd now showed canes against the rule, which was eupprebell by Mr. Bova Lord Campbell amid the court was of opinion that it wee desirable for the parties to come to some amicable arrange ment, end that in the mated their not doing so, there should be • new trial. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—JAN. 26. Sittings Banco.—_(Bolora Lord Clde JsWas Cockburn. sad Judos. Witham', Crowder, and Wines.) TEM) AND W7lll V. DOVOIJJ.-AN VASAIIIPACTORY YAMDICT. This w en sedan to recover damages in conseqnseoe of the herb *MI having bus knocked dowel by the des fendent's vehicle. She had been considerably hart, and bad bum pat to the supreme of a doctor's bill of 41. 10e. The can was tried beim the Lord Chief Justice at Warwick, when ths verdict was Lr the plaintiffs, daouges sixpence. Some time ago a vats was mo mu ved nti for, dactory foe a new trig, apes the ground that We wee an verdict. The Lord Chief Judge rid that the female plaintiff had mem eat of a pubbe-bow In Coventry late In W fuming, and had crowed the reed straight on the way to her own hoe" followed by her party. The defendant was driving &bog, and somehow or other knocked her down. The de fendant contended that he was not in fault, and that she had run against his ouriage. The jury ought to IMO Mild • verdict for the defendant, or elm have given enbeinntlal da E ll ": . • • - - NZ Bri en now appeared to ahow muse against the tale he •swer trial, and Mr. Mundell to support It. Ifteimart made the rate absolute. tp W NW Few in Londoe..7,(Before Mr. Jnetke igyii;:ncra C0....= . 767. j. DAVIDOX V. TOOMF.JI4—A 711.0001711 DOO. The plabitif In this caw, • lad of 16, red by his mother r sent Mad to recover damages is 0011•1111•111 C• of having bats %la dog kept by the deastier, end which dog, it wee wr accustomed to bits sanidwL The de , War, by pissa, trevaread are alleplinno, and farther pleaded Sr the plaintiff bad teased sad woad ihe dm. kaswag bob ware steer ihr re Mr was ill sus oda pew wear who got her as • bead art ear nraw, end lived is the seigiabaseheed of Law. Isiingba r tri be re asimed t o = Ihrirellsr, • ley-seher, ever The t r o t= ohm awl he rws owned scar paparty in India Laworrnet. There was • thareagbfare through third Os the llat July het the phi was going to hl= laths's, who • setelreltop Is the yard. A is the pad air the pair, if he word throw him dews pa or two of water to rent his is aiming the sera. The palmed wariagly akar re poll ad Tatar to • tank, what be was sir by • huge log heisagiag to the deasdent, and wekbilles is the lea thigh wry seedy. wr with the deg at the tire. The dearlent tree oat sad ter the deg 6/4 sad the *WI wee w o es Yea • srpen's sad sarwards hose. Os the 1711061 ms has be at. Destheloaarr's Hosplai, whirs he re seined kr • mar. lie was for three weeks offierweede am oat-pedant, and eves onimegssally to that he was attsidel by Mr. Ars, a a ll =wee given in support of the prindra ease,ease,Dud grogars oar perk. Whop to show that the deg bed prosiossly bias Oa the ear side than was mane riders that the pats tiff had Isar the dog. The pry gave • verdict for the pleistillderigee 301. COURT OF EXCHEQUER-JAN. SW lathy I sms (Befees th; Lard Chid Bone, sad Past* Walesa, mil Clmasll) 11•C11101711E V. MILLOV.-TROVIVIAN LSD MIME' V. Tll7 wra.—wriaozrat. In both these owes the omit bed grealled mks calling wen the to show elan why ezessation should not be set and why the or pelt Ws count by the abet id of lastarke aMaY mg be geld le the sesignete of the de- Ihndmie, sibs we bankrupts. The dekedente led flied goddess r a re Ise protection Sze themselves sad Um* peeiction order to the 29th of July woe ou the: day there waa to bee vatesdeg of creditors, with the view to an errangessest, and the sheriff had then made • ' SWAM contended that the order fur protection was void became, it wee not in compliance with the pro vides, of the statute, and that the execudone were good, as the protectke order expired oa the 28th of July. Kr. Y. IWO Mr. Leah, and Mr. Digby Seymour were mama for the plaintiff. in the two cease; and Mr. Iteniety 11 ted the defendant. W:ourt warn of opeaks that the order wee good, be eases it pastel what was grayed per; end further, that it ieeluded the whole of the 211ile, They therefore granted the rake. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—JAN. 26. (Barre Mr. Cosobeirsw Paablanque.) IN 111 DAVIS. The bealoupt, (or Ms . a por, at Alton, in Hampshire, applied eirtilleate Mr. Loom supported; there was no opposition. A tittrd-siess certificate ass panted. The bankrupt wee a builder and grocer, at Peterborottgl . TM. was the certificate meeting. Clarke d. The bankrupt had cams to the court on He own rattan, sad the assets were barely 1501., to meet unmound debts of 730/. The pelt:ripe. charge &gated the lmahrupt woo that he had made ovrr to his brother-in-law property of 750/. when he wee in a start of tneolvency. It was sUepd Hitt lingrtb, the titirlr•-'l-law had made m olar advances to the bet.t..tpt ; and the pinks Mired fa their etttements as It the mood of these advances. Mr. Lawrence, for the benkrept, rid that this tremeetion bid twee fully esplained at the esemsnetkin meeting. The general Petunia of the balessopeheet were good. Hi. Honour axid the beetwW. might to have come to the court some time before. The Wat apt might take a second clue cetAcate, subject to as atategsment with the sasigneee befog carried oat, otherwise It would he suspended for six month'. IN Ni DAL= LID DAM. The bankrupts were coatthotars, of Pimlico aid eh, where. The one has been f before the court, a 1 the neonate have been published at b.. This wee the certificate meeting. Dlr. Bagley, for the assignees, stated that the liabilities mere ray large, upwards of 100,0001., while the awns were =neat, barely 4001. having coma fate the broth at the anigare, end there being no mends preemie of thy further pope., Leitig realised ; eau, the ease had bass some time before the mart, no creditor bad come forward to complain of the coedort of the bank rinds. The cue therefore stood ow the balatietebeet. TM failure appeared to have edam from their emonnone contracts with very little capital. 1 1 4 =1 111114111111 into two large railway connects la Canada, with the mnakipel authorities, agreeing to accept securities foe pert of the price. The securities of She Baceidleld end Ottawa Rail way meld not be rosined; the weeks bad bale resumed by las thematic., and it wee doubtfal whether the baakrupte W not forfeited the benefit of their contracts. They claimed a sum of 48,000/. from one compacy, which was dithated. The antitheft fit that they weld not do more than being thee. facts before the cond. It was desirable that soma means should be adopted for retaining the terrine of dm haaluarpts to the estate; but the mailmen bad no completed to make of their conduct. beyond the fact that the trading had been very unprodtable and very unsatistactosy. Lawrence, for the bankrupts, said that the cam wag one of a painful nature to them. At the commencement of their prevent sccount they bad a clear surplus of 12,0001. ; they bad entered Into most beaeficial contract., which if car ried out would have been very Horatian. For the porticos completed they had received railway Wads, but these were perfectly unmarketable owing to the pante of 1857. The effect of the adjudication had boss 53 paralyse the heads of the partner he Creeds end to stop the works; in fact it was a suicidal proceeding on the pert of the creditors. The bank rupts had not throe here of their own accord, sad hoped to receive ea immediate certificate of a high elem. It was asked that a condition should be attached to the certificate; but this cone,, bed been cmdernned by the Lords Joanne. The Commissioner—But tth legislature entemplana ouch • • tblag. When thin fe •ge of ittoriproperty bring realised, or gm* to do liodioAl aothiag snug is each • ours@ ; bat tram Mse la web u Is oprola to the dissinatage of area =aka, lan as mach of Lewd la it ea ray one. Lammas referred to the oam Cogent, where the Lord; Joetkoo had held that • baakrupt wee entitled, under ardlarry Cii01111111i$110“, to an immediate adjudication on the question a esetifieale. This was • eau of wholly unsvidd- Ws Ism sail alstortau. TM amust alba Unkragra TN 11_ LUCY 11111111. This irss saisppik:Sis;Vibill, — ;iipOrted by Mr. Richard _ _ _ Yr. iieed append far Hems. Hewitt end Mr. Wilma. . He took obleotion that ate ed the bail (Bodin ilateld= a chair's GSM, wad net be accepted. Mr. Commies/owe Murphy bald the chieetion to be good. He believed there were a beriffis' dicers who could boy the court out and out, but still they were Dot to be taken as ben. Mr. Martin said Was bin= bad property which would pay LOD shilling. in the pound. Application refused. THE POLICE COURT& KLNBION-119II!II. KAHN Moly Presnart, foirmrTeryoleri in the meek* of Mr. Young, srchitect, King-street, Chespelde, wee brought before the Lord Mayor upon remand, charged with having mnbenkd 401. 14s. 3d. belonging to his employer. At the former examination it appeared that the prisoner hod not acconated to the precentor for the aura above mentioned, which consisted of a moiety of smaller amounts which he had received as hie mater's behalf. Receipts signed by theprisoner were now handed in, proving that veriest same, pest of the 401. 14e. 3d., had beta paid to him, bat net arcoanted for. _ _ . Hvggett, thedeeTitive officer, who apprehended the pri soner, produced a duplicate list of defalcitlons which he found upon him, the original having beta forwarded to the prosecutor by • relative of the pdeonr, who was again reminded. _ . - --- FfftWisa;.Timers and Robert Hill, shabbily dressed young men, who for a cenakierable time past have been in the habit of entering the homes of licensed victuallers and stealing billiard and bagatelle balls, were charged with having atolen nine bagatelle balls, of the value of 21.1 W., from the home of Mr. M. O'Neill, of 61, Upper Thernes-strest. Tte mace In court appropriated to wigwam was literally crammed by publicans and their servants, who were reedy to prefer charges 'midget the prisoners. Mr. O'Neill said—About dusk on Monday evening bet the whimsies entered my home. Jonrs. who wee dißermtlydremed to what Its is now (les baying than a pilot coat on), asked If any one wee upstairs at the tiagatollo board ? Upon my I telling him there was net, he ascended and sent the waiter far the re mining six balls, three only being on the table at the time. I kept my eye on their movements in eonrequence of something which bed been told me respecting them about Christmas time, and desired my waiter to watch them. I had no sooner done this than they suddenly turned off the gee and bolted off with the nine balls, which ere worth about U. 10e. Jones—You say that I had • pilot coat on when I entered your home. Witness—Yea; is we. a round pilot jacket, or monkey jacket. Jonee—l'm sure 1 Lever wore each a jackal in my life. J. Clark, waiter to Mr. O'Neill, said that on Monday evening the miscue's mune to an up stairs room of his master's house and salted if they conkl have a pew of bagatelle. He replied in the affirmative and lighted the gee. At that time there were only three balls on the table, but at their request he fetched the remaining sir, they saying that they were going to have a French game. Jones celled for a pint of porter, which he paid for, shortly after which Hill pent for some gbnn and water. Witness elnicat immediately afterwards went into the room and found that the prisoners had left it, after putting out the gee and steeling the nine balls. W. Shaw, conatable 542, said he had plenty of other eases of a similar kind spinet the prisoners. Mn. Ellen Macartion, a licensed victualler at 41, Little Be rata, said—On Saturday week the prisoners were In my dab -Teem, which was then very full of customers. Several persona came does stairs sad advised me to look after the who were any bad character.. I then went and = ag good r look at them, and can swear to their identity. I had hardly reached the bottom of the stairs before they pared toe, and bort iedly kf: the house. I immediately sent up stain, and learnt tbnt they had stolen the nine balls from the bagatelle room, which no one had entered except them sc'ves. . Several other persons simottaneowly entered the witness box foe the purpose of preferring charges against the pri mmer,. . . . The Lord Maya—Has any of the property been treoed? Ofilosr—Not yet, sly lord ; but if a rewind is granted I have no doubt it will be. The Lord Mayor—Let the parties who have been robbed give the police all the int venation they est, and they will sake the best of it. The prisoners will be reroseided for a week. The prisoners were remended accordtogly. GUILDIIALL. Thomas Nicklingua, James Williams, Henry Plummer, Thomas Hammen; and Eiger Pebble, the propnetom of cer tain slaughter-homes in Beargate-market, were summoued before Alderman Homphery foe unlawfully slaughtering cattle, contrary to the 9th rule of the regulations laid down by the COISIMigIiODOIS of Sewers for the City of London. Mr. Bodkin, instructed by Mr. Tyrrell, solicitor to the Comanterkssers of Sewers, appeared toe the prosecution ; and Mr. Sleigh for the defence. The case of Mr. Nichlinson was taken dent. Mr. Bodkin stated that, under en act of parliament pasted in 1848, power was giam to the Commissioners of Sewers to regulate the slanghter-hottece in the City, and by anwbor act, paned in 1851, cation sections of the former act were repealed, and power given to the commissioners to make bye laws for the better regulation of suck places; and, amcng other rules made in accordance with that statute, was one probibitiog the scores of made to a pound or slaughter hones through an inhabited house. It wee upon this point that all the present summoners were token out ; and if the magistrate was of opinion there had been an Infraction of the 9th rate, the 18th section of the act empowered hint to inflict a penalty of 51. foe every day such offence continued. 'The evidence of the inspector of the market went to show that Me. Ivlchlinson's slaughter-boom and shop formed one long apartment of considerable depth, bat open to the street. The slaughter-house was et the back and ventilated by • 'skylight. The entrance to the dwelling-house shove was by a separate passage. with a door opening into the, ,at rod another into the shop. Dr. Letbeby said the effect of having cattle taken through the house to be slaughtered was calculated to be very pres. he Mal to alth. Isepector Fisher said the slaughter-hoar had been is 'aides. in Its present state for many yam. The only entranoo for cattle was through the shop. Mr. Sleigh contended that the shop and eleughter-house beicK distinct from the upper pert of the house it ccul I not be Laid that the cattle bad bees dims abase& ea ishabited house, cessequattly there had been no infraction of the 9th Aldermen Hump Staid be was of opinion that the house In question so divided from the shop and alsoribter-hoop, It not be amid that the cattle were driven through en inhabited home. Mr. need& odd-12MM ass then, to prove an awe under this set, It would be to show that the cattle were ushered ego Mobs and driven h the first door. Alderman Htunphery said be thought the role applied to privets houses where the MUM bad bean need as slaughter homes. Mall errata the commiadonen, according to the printed hem of Haw% could revoke it et any moment. Mr. Heald& said the tesposelbllity of withdrawing s home rested with the mivitir, who had power to do so upon • second conviction of any mender under that wt. Aldermen Humplmeyeidd the power ought to rest with the oommlasiamme, and they had better go to parliament for a new act te give them that power. The sunanxisare were then dismissed. SOUTHWARK.- - • - rheum Ana, a pwererisaToikrair — malk . was charged with asesulting two respectable females et the guru Theatre, by jaudng on them, and likewise with causing great ahem among Sr persons seeking admission. Margaret Buns, the was of a tradesman at Walwords, mid that oh the previous evening she sow:quid • female friend to the Surrey Theatre, and being there early, they got near the doors, waiting for admission. Shortly after six o'clock the entrance was very much crowded, chiefly whit females and children, when the primate climbed aloes the railings, and threw himself smug them, for the purpose of getting near the doors. In doing so be struck bar • severe blow, and she fell on the Boor. Other lierealer, sad several children also fell, and caused considerable a 150... Witness was trampled on, and with some &acuity meow& Sbe else had Wilms on several parts of her body, which caused her conaiderable pain all night. A young woman who was with last witness said that in the act of falling the prisoner struck her on the heed, and she (slated away. Before she could be got out, she yes much trampled upon, so that she could not enjoy the per krummen. _ _ Two young man who were in the crowd said that the pri- MOW'S conduct ceased the utmost confusion and alarm A nutter ebonies and children were throws down in the mob end trampled upon, end it wee with greet difficulty t that they were got out. The prisoner wu very drunk end violen Kr. Bonham told the prisoner that thepublic mustbs pro tected from the reckless conduct of sash ruffianly followv,`wbo did not seem to care what Lajarythsy did Wimple attending a theatre, or what perils they caused mows theni,.so that they maid pt before other He should indict a penalty of 40s. on him, and in ds4nit of payment (tomcat him far a month. LAIdBETH. William it'Fright 21.1ntn. wee (bawd with stmllag • handsome buttarask from the Bobsodest Court fa crizl e r c alace on the day before. t John White, 36 P, said that on the day Worship was on duty is the Crystal Palen, sad about alz o'clock in the wring his stead= we. celled to the Beloemisa Court, whore the priarem was gives tab his embody for dean a glass butter .dish of a valuabe dmicriptles, and be at ease admitted taking it. On assolass btu _ st the statke be found at him the ten glees marble, produed, • brooch, and ten duplicates, one ftg to • pair of 1/0300111, and the others to pleas of cloth, • ,O,mat, two rings, £m The brooch he could mot mtlefaolorily account for, and thin vas very little doubt that he had stolen it from some of the numerous standings, bat as it was of • Scotch pattern, and the sale of mach orweada awaited cm the day before to several thousands, Its (witness) had not been able to find its owner. Augustus Braun, • German, who sold belted charge of the Bohemian Court at the Crystal Patios, the property in which belonged to Mr. Bteingerwold, confirmed this evidence. Mr. Elliott committed the prisoner to two months' hard labour. GREENWICH. /mph Arthwr, M.D., of 1, Robert-terrace„ Robert-street, Cheers, who for many years held the appointment of medi cal officer to the Greenwich Board oft Guardians, was °harmed with Mr. Robert Hall Eshowe', a sur geon, realing at C llr. White, mdieleor, appeared for the defendant Item the evidence it Inutedred that the complainant had recently anoseeded to the ddendeat's Faction, on an agree ment between the preen, sad the complainant deposed that on the prevkias Wednesday he was masted by the defendant in King-street, Deptford, and ensiled with a volley of abase. The defendant pulled men hie coat sad altalleamed witness to fight. Witness walled on sad made as reply, bet the de fendant punned him, and struck hien a blow on his hat with a thick walking stick. Witness appealed to a policeman to lake the defendant into custody, bat the onion declined to do as_ _ — Mr. Whits, for the defence, stated that the defendant had been subjected to much annoyance from the oomplament • ea a proof of which he produced a notice for an ameunt dustmen the defendant for poor-ratas, which notice had been rent to the complainant, end fmnaMled by the poet to the defendant without being placed in an envelope. This mode of forward ing the document was viewad by the defendant as an Iseult, sod he oreminly mowed the complainant of ungentlemanly conduci a and flourished a stick over his heed, but did not strike Mr. er—The nourishing of a stick over a man's heed somata M a battery. It is quite evident that the defendant has committed an aessalt, sad be man find hail in 401. to keep the peace for three months. SHOCKING OCCUREENCE IN SHE HAN PATLAD ROAD.—IAst night, shortly after 8 o'clock, a most painful occurrence took place in the Hampstead-road, a short dis tance from the New-road. Mr. John Thomas Burrows, the extensive hatter and clothier, whom premises occupy Noe. 14, 15, and 19, Adam's-row, Hempstead-road, facing the reservoir, had been out in company with Mr. Thentas Plows, formerly an extensive Umber merchant in Bone street, Bedford -Name, en old acqsahatance or friend, who bad called upon him to have • glass together at the Bois A ..p at the corner of Charles-West, where it was observed that both appeared a little the worm for liquor, Flews . After talking • few minutes at the bar they alstesret to be getting out of temper with each other, and the hones quarrelling. It appears that they con tinued quarrelling, and Piers followed Burrows into his shop. In • few minutes their altercation be came very violent, and Pleat, who is a tall and powerful man, being incensed at some observation Borrows made to him, struck him. Barrows fall forward, and hie forehead coming in contact with the handle of an old fashioned chest of drawers, he laid on the ground unable to rim. One of his shopmen rushed to his aselatence, and on finding him ineeneib4 exclaimed to Deere, "Yea have killed Mr. Burrows." Plow. is represented to have replied, "A d—d good job, too," and then walked oat of the shop. Filing their employer still remained insensible, an alarm wee raised, and Mr. Home, Barrows's finding what had happened, sent for medical aid. Mr. Julius Col eurgeou, of Momingtou-place, and Mr. Harris, of Gower-street, promptly attended, and both gentlemen pro ' noanced life quite extinct. There was a wound on the fore head, where the deceased's head struck against the handle of the drawers, sad it is the opinion of the readied men that the shock caused some Informal weed of the head to be rup tured, causing infest Walton of bleed on the brain. Mal eness were Immediately taken for arresting Plows. _ THE REFUSAL OF RELTRF AT BT. PANCRAS Wonumoraz.—Yeetamiay, at the weekly meetteg of direc tors of St. Pancras, a report wee presented detailing the evi dence tabus before a committee of the whnle board at the inwedgetion into the case of Mary Ann Hodge, recently brought before the public In consequence of the observations of Sir. Tyrwbltt, the magistrate of Clerkenwell Police-oourt, as to the refusal to admit her into the workhouse. The report, after detailing the evidence of the girl Mary Ann Hodge, the gate-porter, and the police, stated that no blame attaches to Goodman, the gate-porter, for refusing to receive her at half-past 10, as abs acknowled ged here& to belong to Clarkenwell, and wee quite well and able to walk there; but recommended that for the future, Instead of deciding for him sell, refer the case to the master. They onnsidered no blame attached to the master in this case, although it might be a matter for consideration whether the board will not hew an order that al cues brought by the p dice after a certain Lone In the evening shall be admitted for the night. One thing ware, however, certain, that such a reaulatitm would entail on that pariah a very unfair burden, so none of the neighbouring perishes act on such a rule, and destitute cam would then te, se they had been frequently before. brought to St. Pancras Workhouse if found three 11111 , 4 4E. The committee had to remark on the conduct of Mr. Tyrwhin, the Clerkenwell polio magistrate, and recommended that the attention of the Secretary of State for the Home Departroent should be call, 1 to the remarks mad* by him on this cow, Since the appointment of the master in avrcubrr, 1857, no single complaint had been preferred egainet him at the Clerkenwell or any other police coon of bAlfig alrhbeld lambdas to any destitute person applying. Mr. Tyrwhitt'a observations were altogether most uojustifiable end uncalled for. The report was adopted. THE BT. PANCRAS GUARDIANS AND 7118 REV. MR. Poore.—At the usual weekly meeting of the Board of Directors of the Poor of Bt. Pancras, held at the Vestry-ball, on Tuesday, Churchwarden Attenboronsh in the chair, the following letter from the Poor Law Board nu reed. After • abort discassies it was referred to the vestry, as the latter body had dismissed Mr. Pugh .—" Poor Law Board, White hall, Jan. 24, 1869.—Sir,—I am directed by the Poor Law Board to Inform you that they have received a oommonication from the 11ev. Themes Pugh, stating that he has been dn missed by the vestry of the parish of St. Paperer, from the °Moe of chaplain of the vrorkhonee without nOtioe. Tha board Ind that Mr. Pugh was appointed oheplain in August, 1866. at which time the order of the Poor Law Commission ers, dated the 9th of December, 1848, was in force. The board desire ma to refer the directors to article 68 of that order, which provides that every °Meer appointed to, or holding any elks tinder it (the chaplain being ate of each °Mars), &a onaiinos to hold the same until he shall die, or resign, cc be removed by the Poor Law Comorbsioners. The baud to be informed whether the directors bau ordered Merg u rk i to disontlaus the &charge of Ida dotage as chaplain to the werkbowee. If so, the board ea to glad to receive any explanation or obeervadces lira the osee that the thraldom say take to seeks.—t am, dr, your otettest mart, COVRTINAT, beareteg.—To R. Flew, Req., Clerk, to." WEST LONDON COLLO:MYR ficitoot..—Dr. Reid, sward mega of the St. X sad All Soule On &book in mien with 11.1 • College, Lon ' darn, beeped bees prom:44 to the rkt•priwipalehip of this oohed. ILINCHASTER, &WM:LA AND LINCOLN. 'was LuLii'ar. The half-yearly meeting was held yesterday a t Manchester ; Mr. (lancer (deputy chairman) In the their. The Cif /ORMAN, in movthe the adoptks of the repor re. tarred in terms oloongratulation to the altered wake of the tailspin, since the law meeting, tire being no Mager w a y hostilities with rival interests. Competing Asps half-yea r with the correepondisigkalf 0f113611, the grate isosipts showed a falling off, owthg to ocempetitios sad of trade, of 17,320 L, whilst the nett prate bed by 11,8441. only. The thence cd the imilbthom kale should of coons be taken into emaidinditth The coal_ rethipts had also eared, not only by the competition and espression, bt by the collie's' strikes. Oa the other band, the three weeks of the current ball-yeas showed as immure of Mi., as corn wed with the mass period el 1808, and the railway an S cram of 8,9001., or rather mere then 1,0701. per week. Daring the past half- sr the apemen of the koccoolive de. pertinent had esoesdsd the eatimate by 2,1341. The beti mes mamas showl, however, as wads; d then th e 10,0001. pewee ordinarily ramie* kr ream more dietharging all engagement*, before inlets( at • Wean is the holders ci (rained stook. Thin bed cemsquently hem no claim to make on the Great Meths's, ender the agreement with that comp os es semen' of it revenue. In the half-year this cesspeay had le sell epee the Great Northam sa ethers deo /gm this 25,0001. The terms of the agreement ware that this ompoy seduced their mithge of the saw they earned 11,0001. per week, It they had received a seer hem the (host Northern on scomat of dethimey, en d this way the repayment was provided for when this compsey's traffic had sufficiently recovered. After a very salable_ begone tram, a long prang discussion with the Great Northern, as to Basmau statics, and the work* between Maseeld and &Mord, hod been recently settled. This, toesPasy Mined to waive Ira claim for working between Shemaid end ElAt ford, and the Great Northern edmitted this oompeny's claim for payment for Sheffield station. The Great Nathan' would retain • right to us the iffieSSeld *Woe, paying their share of repairs, staff, stores, tria., if they eseralsed that right, and In return for that right they were to pay this tram way 26,0001., thus cancelling the ocatthroat debt just alluded to. (Apothem) The roast agreemests between this mammy, the Great Northern, end the Leedom and North Western, secured • full interchange of men-oonapetitive teals, fair and paying rates for esespetithe felts, a division of receipts where the companies were jelmtly istereited, and full halo for traffio with Liverpool, while this lemmas, had been seeking for yeera w6 =. (Ap) The Ilmaities K theyaal had obtained maid Um* rpoel Sale upon terms of working that el the Lemke sari North Western. Whoa Wes had hem seemed ley_set d psdla thin compamy sad the Geed Methern would wNhdrnw from the ortdsstsd sat le Itharpool. This assepay had eseseiM the traffic between Liverpool and Masclasthr, and he helloved theme agramests, se a whole, were fair toles& sides. The amines se to the Itheehestar stations yes she waded, sad ;this eoapeny had now moo vend central over he owe darks and property there. They had bit It their duty thinvite other easepsnies to join in the meat megetlatkew, In the hope of • gourd settlement of dltheisces. 1 conchal* he refereed with great Weenie mad sommenthiks M the meaner In which the late contest hid been seenesfeNp eandeoled by Mr. Welkin, thegeneral meager. Apothem reply t o a guidon ) from ILL HADPIILD, ILP., The Cain it stead that this conmeny end the Great Northam would warm, pansegem wader the shove acreage meets; from London to Liverpool vitiated Menge of car -614: resolution was carried unsalinothly, and the meeting concluded with declaring the usual pleffirence dividends, payable on the 9th February mid re-electing the retiring director, and auditor. MARKRT& OOSTON.—Livnroer, J. It—TM metal imam doll, sot gitik . 81g0 LOW eposnlolisa sod ea=110: . 1.0/0 Sant. of so 51 M 1.1700 ratAtta. at Md. to 10d. ; SACO Y Id. to It. CORS.—Hcavoir. Jaw. Y.— berg was a fair empty of wheat at MU mann to-day. Good day maples =de shoat lam wealth ratan Damp and Inferior st La to in canna. Hada, 3t.. 41.; white, 44n 100.. Draw ha good demand. at Is. to In advance. Now, H► to tea: 111 a. Vara fay cola car peso off offer. • • • - - 5T0C1T011.0144 . 111. Jaa. 2,3—The artlaal• mutates for las put weak aro mall. To tall, dap s market we had a good NV* of Pals. Wart toot • boo out at tho full =room of bat twat. OW wore la wars timed at fall aria. Naas whir...4oy at tallaatalato 'MOM of kas Weaaaday. impala daring the apt wink - Mast, commies. ara, OIiTTLISOPTIALL. JAL IL—Tiode moo deo OHM VIM oron bet tette bettor. 'iamb spoolion ono obott. Eras b. to 46. . G Y M ottos. es. to Pe Viet 4. to le ; Pork Po to le N. al lite, doting oda LIATHIR AND DIDEB.—A goeddemaad for leatbet=sad WOOS remain di 02 K 2 ream 120000120122. The amply at oe Tuesday was ample, mid a fair avenge besieges was &me, wtth a ten dency upwards of teat English butte of the homier weight& Harness tildes Leo, aad good boot shaved htdo, as well av prime calf Woe. were fa geed nasal. At the imbibe melbas of raw markee hide at Der moodrey, the heavy Olden were 1 1. to id. higher thaa the previous week. the hest making 6d. perlo. No subtle mks of Rim Plate hides tool paste lest week. hot privately 1,40) ham twee mid at Trl to Tgd. ; and has Rho Gniade ditto at 6d.. abo 1,310 matted Masts Video have Wes. 33, a& 11a 601.; sad 300 Dummy Ayres ditto. 33. ag 130 COALIL—Lonoss, Ja.2B.—BaJler Wra NWger, Us. ; Ran. wall Gan 1k TaArld Moor Briton 11. 3d.• Wilma. lin Id.; Weir End Broddyll's Wrenn lin 3d. ; War End Irmunwolloto. 17r.; War End Hatton. tin 6,L; Walls End Lumley, 17r. ; War End Conon. Eln rd. ; Walls Endolleugh Ha. lin 3d. ; Was Wad K 01100,17, ; Was End booth liarYee.W 11. ; Wan Ea Tern lin Id. ; Lod Whitworth, 11. 0L; Elsoan Duffrmn Ms.—Map. at roarket,l4; ..Id, 15. Mlllimm.... TRAFFIC RETURNS. MAILWAIIi. Mel Pas. 11W. Toled o Total, wedimil Gm. morn darilos. Mt IWO. Wiewur lb. A 0 liebaburir eek o tad Gime. l4l .- a a Len 1191 SWIM North Bigef 111 ... 3.441 3.425 Illeurferd bn4 Itllloolay . al 131 163 234 U 0 Week ending Junior, IL Wareb I.elem l6 333 311 Groot Northern 233 CHB 14.739 23,6 id 2.710 weal 4441418.74144421 511. Emirs sad Year W. 48 adios Jaarm7 n. Wist nada TO 414 560 774 5.14 Mask meet liana U. Vaisealgt. 646 M Ammo* aed klerhiebale leaks 884 Valk 4.6.166 awl Pawls Wlll4lll 391 ten 3,861 13,73 S V 611194186 Om* Dees 4.446 lararakre III 1 163 4,111 6219 5 347 .... aft Lea 75.174 88.176 160,7 lianelmtar.libillski. wed Um colnabtle Mt 3,167 6.767 WM 9,13 ID 406 96: He w mf rd PhMn4.oosd 103101onter re ti6l Stuatmon awl LUNN Vlit 2,370 • t Wades Ilaokburo Use walk for bole periods. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. °ABU ALTIES. An Itobtbit bareme, et about IN tow, with palatal aorta sad yardo all dawn, mu 1101111 attetto to s my bed pottiest as ttta lea Jan about II milts weal of Laps ds Oatte, sad teats cm the boaelt.— Liverpool, lea. 14. City el Deihl. for CaWitte whist yet heel MT* ce the 17th he.. eta cia 111,0f1 ot Lateoeb, meet dl chugs sad go late dock.— Orerecek. Yes 2A guyb be i m, b.iimrt. Waa kat at Galt)* soma of cope Boa, darts" the PP. betwass a. 10th .ed Ink Jan. ; crew save.—Harr., Jan. H. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Ilarem, hem Newport for At. Thomas, Jan. 8. ht as ic Lou 27 W. Cabe (441, Jas. 10, off Cope Wuttternt Dl!B•4s . B . lBartysal, imp Dentwara taw tondos. Jim 18, tot 40 11N, • -• m t vi l cnett (ate), ...erring cat nuib, Jan. 17. ha Is II ?clot 21 to W. ‘—"" - ---.- -'t • . • eats ear, nom Dbinebee*r Calm, Dee. 7, let 37 N, lon 17 W. Jewett Tarrott, Ines Chinches foe !tenpins a Ads, Um. 8,1. t 11 N, toe 15 W, Tilly-Ito (Ai:waken barque), len. 10, let Ull 11, kg% 34 41 W. BIRTHS. MARRIACIES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. M Bohesoti the s4i • of Casten Z. Cos. Ho* Mules cu ar. —4 se. S.S. s kaarnak •scout Idad7 Ell•sho•h Cat. of • son. DUNDA&—Jor. 11. O no. rn flat* near A.lfonl. Kent. the led* of Oaptata 0 8 Ins Don al Artl , ter v. of a a AI. HE &TLlY.—Jaii. b • et Brtabton, the wtte of the Rey. U. D. Denney. of • dententor. MACONOIII . ..--Jan, 23. et thaninertand place. Easton, the wife of 0. Pals LlPi..—Jas. et Oroat Barka. Suffolk, lb' wife of J.B. of daasbtor. LoV OT•fil WELL—Jao. IL at Rochdale, tbc wily of William Stamm% Esq.. of • son. MARRIAGES. ALDRIDOII-000PEIL—Jan. N. at eft. Sniptarna. We•titournup•rkt by the Her. A. J. Perry. H.A., Mr. H. F. ellriiloo. &m line*. an both, daughter of the late W. B. Cooper. Este , of Wind., MARTI:IE4 r-11UTCIIINfi. —Jan. 25, at St. George e, Creamy guars, guars, b tho Her. H. Cenrectt, M.A.. Y. H. Martineau of Ulvelhanr p o w ha, to meouhto Luny. daughter of W. Hutchins, H Q., of liaaever aquae. • TIIORNIIILL-1118A41NOTON.—Jao. 25. at the Cathedral, Man- Owen, ny the Rev. IL 11. le ram,e, M.A.. W. Coate, the of Mr J. Thw.d•lll. to li.lutelb Athemeht.dads , ter M Mr. A. Braerlosou. et North btalfordahlre. DIZATHIS. M at agt - 0 41. T. Alm. r 441.. EM7O9*. E. 0.➢0 —..1.0. 23000.,. at Itaaorer.pboaa Yansinitan. Mary A= Janc• uf tul. 011AVEN.—Jaa. 34 at (ore Cottage. Halifax. J. Craven. Esq.. and 37. T(7W - 1341 . .—ha 26. at Fboolmo. Tlee4o.reet. 1. T. Fodor. TN.. mod 30. LET ETT.—Jon. IP, M Ms fmMeneo, Nommoiroot, lisologmfr moan, Mr. liktord Lovett, jou own of Mr. likhotd ImMit. of BM' otif, Mlddlsoz. mod 49. Meted and Putaind W Wtsum inn Mu% et Ns.% lailasffa 61/10t. le the MT to•daa. eilatar. M*a Otiskla Street. La the neeteet IMMeitre,lSCeeehl. JAM MU A. I r I /