The Express. — London, England, 1859-01-28 00:00:00

SPORTING. TATIWALLIL—Tirrasoao. • - `Tbooodirs" alloodopo. sod • rodoodo wood II booboo or forrorid. O. OY.rrOmhowr r d. addlodwo. sod 1. le I woo Nara dad Yr oftossod to IT to I lor do Mar Ow • ID I re, API oplod Poombool Lod Or ad. !wThe wok odolone to lum Win Aro Ws ... rapid Mum, OM own am bid 41111 lid earldom spirt NOB. ood. 11. robot et do kora Abdo/ Os Immo do boo LOCO. 14 to I woo Mood ado Who/ dr Doty. 4.01 le aoo woo rhos la woo boo abseil dorroodo Boboorod mu kr al ato 1. L,OM lo SO woo W aro sold di. M. dr tabor awls p so do polgo. Aka %CO Is DO boil bald PEW dud doworso, it to 1 woo do bigbod Ow "pin En 11 Om: rrairtzmus. spa Vg ir =7llllllll% elk M. 151 i. nhwi 9 1P. atr ill da rkUiern.lsti l lb se •-• 0.1 41101% L i I T I E • 7 . Err iiii tief% " ,_ 41 8481'11.1") IN own is • /Mire all a mnra Y = i 0-- er ~.. : ! 1 : 4 e 11 --: - 7 .2 4-146:4° 1.....i.e.,,.........zr.§..zw....k. Mir. NAVAL AND MILITARY ADVIIALTT, hp. IT.—ArmrnuorTs..—Oivaias W. Rossros (1547), le tho mow rem Wp, r Glimarreir, viss Omprii ; sad R. Had row nom Misr, et Pns- Camorirs IL R. L. Limbed (1M), r tbs Orral. 11, mow errs dos% r Derdrort, air rosiossd , sod R. Rogow (Wed), ts dr Purim 1.2, sloop, Caps d Oft/ Hops stars, vim Clrds, torildsd.. d Iressessis J. IL D. Ossper (111611 h C. D. dirdsrs m elle so R. C. Ism. Se the Tors; R. Ilevesky ( C. Weisair. 0. Y. a. &ow (11.1), 'mg Webber ( se to oildshrslhorsuris al the isorlos, a.=slurs dry, rust asst AM. oohs. T. Pau" (MI), Joao Twasgsat, red A. J. M. liderts. r Ur OssreL PORTSMOUTH, Um. V. ne Sanspareil, 70, 'crew, Captain &Word Ma gnin, errina at Bonen Me manna from Chian Elm In ben skeet her menthe en ker pima(' from Hoag- Reap, sad ker ewe hie thiamin has anticlines& by the ladles amil C. mega. The Ilwaneeeil Wimp hems a WIMP her of savai Inman Wan eke this ahem= elleheran the Victory sad Hadar Henkel, art also a flew mein anlEary mea, wklti she boded Me cants('. The t W 7 entictive Me ad wen ardent as truanow her Plymouth, to The Pique, 40, Ginn Ste P. Michelin Berl, end Nankin, 50, Owen the Boa. K. Stewart, en repine/ to he OD their bin, aad an duly expected to arrive at The Liselyien 42, Wang ship, in. bran* ems aknelikla fka dockyeed kr day, sea is nuns sea Mr mow M is Ur Mira* vile ahlp will take ay kr imernge eskee the ant &arta; Nam ep • einetnertiel llf ememble is band the Vinery, 114.- =111411,M1, •• try Mr. led, tootowaln of no &oda', kegs, kin, to We Carswell* cm Ile char(' of Isencer loa SMALL ?AZCZLS 1042. At s aseeties ad te• fraiety at arts edd as Wed away ;T. A. 111C1101AT. Nasab• r; Paler Ombra, as ere rear. been the sesisty dkeessra ke osier elks st laied Vb. eseril to araider the errs( et • ar Parade a•L" The revert treil le sr, that as perst sate Operas ea ai penis resarei to • pirate tarp te es kw err eir kat Ow prate rem of bease rice ea pretrial ..seers, the met ef porrespe toad hose order bolsi so per, kr put dilateity re ups demi la earsylag mil perk Ira or pm of As worry le neer The Pwasdite, brawm, lardy hod ea erre osteleeirl sad pid welsh might to rad a prod r prop 14 the dierry of lottere, mkt • rpm. he re verw hirbwird traselessey ere a Lop ef the klavier. The serwesse woe tharere of spree tent et • moral of es. Me erred of • read weight, the post oW deal • pole that wire phase orplepne raid est akr • try leash kept slum Nataree re giro to show the very per awoke lichee pa of sanyeese that • parcel would moiety la resewiseisa keel repot of corky te aribee. The pulled mak Mears that c hardly say area panels rem use ars keg disserse, the railway Misberactles losers of a coriaratie ammo of pre trardie. Vaasa wises wsr• lord kola Merl pra by Mr. Itawkal Hill sad Giber patkoms before the earedass of the Hors of Connors co the corr. are of rano by railways. Mr. ilitrs eraser piadyelly to to Mr isswels and road te Asir limy MUNK Ilweresie, Ira nymph, the inarbere was by pier.d what • peat err skate the heeler was le et large. It append Wt sew of the Miry esersain had pet knoll as se of rape' marl prod.prod.post by the • pearl ri t irtearlag a earldemble rale for as sereyease ef raft, sad the apples of Mr Post-office witheriese le &Mr Veowas word draorrsoo tea., as d, rest of tbs beer ra pork rat tkeeib the poet .said am sterwiss be elm et .s,sad rocarser, r the Poid-alos re la the boat of prier the neer enema we • Marc rele thsia boolisawn put Meth* pared• the corprise won perk both by se faro re el trolls rid by the bier roe of four esostro. Heim r riders tit a Maros sir wee saner to the roper, which eariedel y reweries sore of the Apr ere so the ropier arm% sr we this my prow wipe era rho eresita eft he ffis, sad err May of sit y shoes rionmed is do Wary sad areasose • 4a.u.i.• •••=4. r 'Ada klecom. Mums Moak W. Him% Leasearr, ealiums• Harry Cksioar, s. Medvisk, lie 1 Mow lidwerds. Preimor ossol. B. W. Ikedu. Okeirusa. Moe port Tim Illana.-sornuairrox. TinlebeT.—Tbe reenedip Saps hit um del Mohr sed Medldet. ewes nedMie bet err mi odd.e sad 11/1 perinea et gore r lb. vale 1 71.7 Tbe ere rd. Allmelee 1111 dr day Mr re Pb.irsisie Erie M Ora.% Vi rond le ts peeregre, 2,0015. emeeerne remebr Cerra Ciere, erredthe /lyres* oboe ewee bold OreOMMy ben reek Ms Wisp SI parr yr. p 3 rume reels • 7e ll ,IMs ad geld or etre 1301 . pe Mem de Moe brae. sod id min bed ern el ere. Mimed week II ree Ned 1.1113 Mee a rifre alk 2,Mv sad sew bear, err el ray rel.. M. TM Pb...e b.. piehreed re prop rim der weir Me wrier Mr. Tbe mem airs el Organ • Tom end Pert Ells rerred Carer Clore M. t. rope ti 7 - Si. IS aa esteeeledr net d ibe envier be bee reared le dr MIVMS4OO •••11•Iisay se the Nom amnion', la ha icy porkruced see yeomen la tar se ...thy people to mph t" Mews by Oskaloosa* aril. 0. the Y. Maas sp.* Dea ISImo Deire i Vehesas= . best &0 .. to Atamossari, and oh Bhp Tlisaaha. boat Medina to Leadlea, Se &q. eat. ea. 4, hen le he hrt blej.ety• Ate Industry, .S NO • 11118 l sksopids red ank..l kr cost to ankh lee le mesh Asseasiess. The Atka., Carole 5. run, wilD ate etearerd Cafe mai ordeal la Tat • 114 US. Mb Das., kw awe within la arailest hat. The I' awe &seer Cempsa i bar sabaisied in the Ceps he as esaries sam,att... with Dead oiebablaesat ef ban* •61•Sulml Unable. ell Peet NOEL The aal• mated sauna's. le aid 1.1. 22,000L05e bell fa be de tee). d by the Wu, reverareest. The amme• gbh Norma woe 'user t•ere net tee Ilth Fromm with the Cape mei* • ha woo, sad SO peseragrea Yesterday, at Lloyd's evtaiss' Roos, Royal ..as Kamm lkyky sad Resey ensured le yob% ear. pen: , • eta new fres mew etemarehlp, Tieuseas L4lll tea., metammatmest, bate et Pat Mar. i. mad ••• sareelnd am • swim eteame-ehlp arida el the E.....p••• tad deseretka fterysl Mal elma-pashot Cam pet,. e.t.a 15,.. trunk cylinder IVY% by eel After ban neared for ~at. slaw viands hid bang Waked, :he meet wee trlthhaws b.. rails Toots H.totlTl iniPLNPAIT, COMM ERCIAL. ROA 1. —ERs raft! sseerse IR* embervlbers to dun, wee- Nye sad ses , ul duet's , ter pier os W.. iftscisy resin. Tlis ft G 11. 11 4 0111, erespisd the seals. The few try Mates! 1111111 w sombre of i.e.' Manta' fa len e 2,211 A, bodies esenshir 1.541. awl Locos priests, 617. TIP samba nosier; as the boobs was 7t.i. Ths switsie Onelodisc a borate is head se the moireeerest of the per 211 f. lib. 01 ).aerated to Vl'. 175., sad the is pead.twes to 4431. les. 111. lariss • Ware is frost el the ,bartty of 411. Ss. Id. From tte swiftest it snare filet the efts el orb ear Is lees thsa 2. ni. Isetitriaso re wry ten la wheelies Ewa stool sfiseted res sari oa•lsy, sad ft le hoped that the soterriptioss of lee ger gig Iv will egg be imolai b 11. .i 4 of ...secret sad ea. lasble se betterilen. The satembns peewit straw* theh urnimosne opposed of the silninb:s wart la *Mei the Aker ef the liarhy had docturgid thsir onerous arise, end sir • vets el Ardis to the smatters, sad the destine el gigue fee the varied year liberates( seperrol. LONDON MECUMS' bormtrios.—His Wale the of Doillied hoe NW 1004 tower& the feeds eel reties rIN Masa Donne lad Co. es WNW of tide imitation,. £1 the amass wissag of the Limner Wit ter. the ear of SOL wee gelid frees tie engem i 5.... toward!. the Dosediee Nal wig i rift Is relgeed NM sod.. the Lesko lisrestrk I e sitinaria The sabfeet , Swats, peat glebe essied guess. red es Me mean o f Wiliam Drift, Ilea., M.P., irag seeekelesdy Wiped. NewresTLE AND CANLIIILI AND Nom lAK . LWAIIS.-11 bee legs dam kg awe dm that wear s were pendlion Dof mlifilmmtbathe NrP -011eie• sad Criss!, with the Werth Zestern way. We brave we may sow nets thee the tines hew bow weed open by the tesp,,tivs lards. sad will eliortly be nahrieled to the Awe Colder% —Nnsmtl e CI. fond*. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 28, 1869. MI nl7ol= WHOM 42 OLLUUS. Os Widmil ki t ess inessi *met se view ed the brdefiLlemi GIOIA Iteste Woe Yr. Duels. eiener=der, The desseed vet herd, at the Nth lerese.l=ped itelit4 dir=dorhee • deb Is lb wk. hum Moe el Os lasi yob MIK Car. Md. Sr Brim. es* lb. whim hem driered we heed) dtewd Om she was gibe r led, with the cap arm* et herd • mitt at " Bap." eft* was sepsetel le • shot dm* Mk dm* it ••• one Amin aid dit Iseh eel et the ebbe. Kw PaYsysa. dr d the deereed. ' teedied r ble s ter keit* fed deed *et be la wee hems eel Mee ewe Sok rrty., Alma deem if** • leeeet. she vont eat Zak bettite weep lab, bat am se taa libli E l lt has aid it tee ye**, amid Asia GM Meeks, awe hew M thee IS dli PG ewe as.. Ilbsettreshee. ism It was srw MS Jib. Wier, MN IMMO shoe Wiese deem le arepweibis ON se one Is.. Shierreeherise, het it the EINIS anodes Ow Ohdlerh. Ilarrh chaesty wet gobs le bar work at tee aineete le the trdsek lawdes - et Maar the lia N.I. mil met op illeptraihmkes. Woe the pbegl. grYr.wre. a* bird • aro SO it NUS MN VMS &skim des led" sad head a wee She Am* eir tiorsetar tarr y i i ta . ••=ears ta le the Ned keit& seeirleeMee pule ben vitae Itebiemea ems Led. Mho did set IS. emir am. am wee waft te. Ilhe armed the hoe; sal is she watt awe mima herd seam as tt er Owe pis* woe Wei. Er waled ale* Ity dee fed pummel whs. L Mamma Mae dr had ewe vet Hod at hi epee ; sok kola laldbirls dialhomeat te het el the we% eel reer 'hod ea N. wmkn lissbea, off*, Wt bb emeleyer's bee" Y libadmiamanst, teat itlieetspre dem OM OW vita et its 111* bet. Wag her the leut iaie llhearreese-leee end thes wt the MI bet the beseen roil wet et arty. WWI doe by Ibe Y Mid di ba, tot ~p.Ns Ms. Wed% ptsway, and this get Yels the lose spas. It au do* set bs Bs treellebt. taw me m& wield be drivi edam!. H. sem It op lb e Ye ems the fed wenirMte e Is de &dole, 111111 opts pt ewer d•• wird Is the deli Ile did set so MI blot rigy web err pert at tie tree Pelleireeeel•Me Brest we es buie es the eight et the Mimi., at did rek es dime the loss, bevies Wee me it es does mine len by Ile etreneet. rte whir ~awe IPSO pabesed ; eat, aka owe ammelteleit, injury releraed ma epa tatkict.—Maphator thmermilaa lab) It*llignue. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—JAN. 27. lIMIEw la Lars.—(&lors Lord Camels; sad Jostler Crceoplaa, sod SUL) OOOST MID MOTO= t. DIZOL—LIABILITY OF SAJ This Niles woo hessitt bythe ~Oh Jobs thieg tad &bat Belima. to weesver demos lan the &hallow, him one of the reaaeglag onion of ths 'aver red .1= Iter slam vegestesisths se to the Main ef the The yboloillb sold dry VIM kedecal by that topoessentles le gneelan darn la the bah, whir*, they onslaboal • ban, the bask Ni mnd to be et the Sae la ma laosined sada eat trafris man Tho Ni Web SINN begin Mr. Bern I= g etle bet Uner maN antlen, what • wild wee reward ter the 14111., big ON Wake at their done, li la. = ea& width lbw lad peid. gsaty, the Attersey-Otweest ~es t • Me kw ane Mel ea the ground, int, thane ageandee• wee he plelutllt; secostUy, that lin vu as Manes to p telhejuoy; /Ay, that the vadist was egoist the evidence ; sad Inetty that the direetest male if UM Ni 1535 te /Gebel• ISe z isige. Os et. Mr. Mead hews, Kr. WW, tad Mr. Brans tem ea the pert et the ~lb; Ni the partly Used Is asppeee et then*. Ami lre B =-Garreel mew weressed, nal andaded his w g* w lia t ta iollowed is the v_. Me by Mr. Manes wed Mr. )Guiana Lai ampbell really feel greet pall aelleselag }gamut in this ease, lamas I look upon Ms. Diem as • c hum wise Ile edibles somidusi es bsastusele ; I de net Oath that am/ pummel Mims at ledieastetehereeler, I balm that Y this tmeralios he lee We reemied le le abet le wmag— . Video sakes whose% Damien eterear." Ihe deimedat imputes to lace that be seesawed In • report whirl he dew to be =hoe, sad that be MI so with the la st brim deadeleg; sad I may hr been rev* spier him. M am a sepal Is ammieb lids—that • dividesd d Eve per emt. Ibr the ItMlyear was he be paid out at pral _ that Memsthe the &Mad would In •II teiaty M _pi id est of prides sad that the teak was Y 1157, Ia • It situation to award • dividend of in per mat. The charge against him is sot 63r emerring la the dividend, bet for representing that the di 'Mead was hobs paid oat of Feats, end that the bank vas is • ellastlea Is which tint mew might be safely takes. Not wilhalmedieg Ihe larder segments we have Issard i t sMt upset, ilea the lime, la the lieet per end the com In the sierra mem to rah • rereseastation. Any ordinary mesa, sr ray sem et Mime, reeding .the mild be • emistatuy, weald suppo se &Atha es the Mt lie=eshly rei that la terms there Wm that • tree eameat et the slaw et the beak f al el undoubtedly It wee net, end lased there is se dispute that It was lasommte sad teen The asst and Important moths to, wee tide maim to the knowledge of Mr. Dim ? Noworlast Mr. Dim we hem es Imperter Massa, via., Mr. Dias Meself; sad thie makes nr ewgeel the more to Gad • geWama who bee, metinteiaed eses aberestar end tr. nepected by ell who knew him, la the dimities to which be is mimed, Mem, 11 ie hi ma outd sta tad Ole Miss fa het, era arehaelmble. Nowi,dwe hardoms% m le emeMer whether be km' what the report oontainad was mime, sad tar that mem I rife bli kis speech of the Mat of Yak wry, 1151 Mere I reed that towards the end of lase was eked to Meer • director in the seem of Mr. who wan golag to n , rd that he regaled, "!e." " en my Mom to Liverpool" Wo wry feet Map Malt vas ho iambi Into tin eandMfrr of the hark with smut is the drelateUm of • Mimi The Malsarat offhb Whim of the beak, laid bean me by Mr. earl* lel me tee the emeledea that so divMrrd enght to be Mimi." Aal eat bit% the action le set he • &Ail; bat It is meet importaat ho Thew Mr. Mfam's at the sibs et the bank at the Yee be satemat In the revert, eat Ohs purpose for which be oestennl l Y" This Mast the me wr scented M • reesdag of the directors_ ; bat st • meetlag "Wady ccaeVe Mika wee reseed " s (l= Ms moment , I won't say bat My meet that the °riffled thou was ust " wh.M I yielded, the maw brag that it wee derseremis In the then youth= of the leak to am. the Wok of the owiteassat that might be predeiad by the uneaseleration of a Melded ; it might lam resulted to • run sad 'the stoppage of the beak. I mew/A to it only en the understanding recorded is the Ma me that the state ment to the shareholder, should eastals • tall sad comet disclosure of the position of the beak, eves blame' it skald disclose the toot that the was Mimed oat of capful." 8611 Mr. Dins is Min the pert of en homer ma, bat was that counties fluefonsed la the rem lof the 00th of July, 1857 ? " The report which Ms bass if well emunined, shows that fecr," he says, bat is fi r nsla t • document of this sort should require • mdaroseepical h aciendas in order le antes at Its true mewing ? " H wail examined, it shows that tack although I do feel that It does not make the silagmeed le the breed terms that would have been adopeed If the intentlea had bora to slats that there was • very lothleme wmpleek" He then sum that about Ho lster it Memo opposed le him that the paid= of the beak Wei hi wens than be ever dreamt of, and that be mind at seedeelea that heal of its apical was irretrievably lot. He seat Menem that in the situation la which be wee plamil it would have been impossible for blue be hawe adepted soother line of conduct then that with le permed. That he might have retired am his edYe, end saved himself from for, but what bene fit would that haw been to tile shareholders P—and that on the whole he preferred to abide his time and see whether he axed do something towards mending the system, which he felt to be wrong. Now, although this statement does Mr. Dixon credit, I think it shows that he was conseloss he had dose wrong, and regretted the conduct be had pursued. And what evidence did he give when he was examined la hie own case P That when he came to consider whether • Mei ' deed could be thawed for the correct half-year he arrived at I the concliesioa that there was a total deficit of 61,0001. I have no doubt that at this time he wee fully pomaded that H there was to be • dividend the must be ea emennichnesat es the mpg. Be farther said that at aliraseda g of lb; direness be sneetiesed that in his opinioe there might to ha no dividend, but that the majority disregarded hies, end re solved es • &Oka& " I said paying • dividend oat of es was • logthal abwardity, which if they pioneed they might meemit, provided they placed on ward • minute that se doing Amid set belerilme with giving to the abersholders • true sediments Manama of the affairs of the bask, Awl I drew up a resolution to that (Meet." Now, it is clear that if the report which Lir. Dimes proposed had ism published, it would have alarmed the shareholders and ell who had any inteetioe of buying therm in the concern, ler It represented that the mere. fund 1111/ gone, and that the isms, if realised at awn would absorb about 68,0001. a the capital of the beak. Mr. Dixon said • discussion took piss at • meth* of the directors upon his report, but that they did set like it and set It 'aide. Why did they not like It f BONUS It would darn th e shareholder, and those in clined ki bastes. theirebeideen beemmi It spoke the truth he Kr =. in . Men than admitted that he ultimately the report win* woe published. And with what views did be demo? I ray he concurred in it for the sake of the bank, regardless of the interests of those whit dealt with it. It wee for the benefit of the shareholders that the stabolitMed report should be publiehed instead of the Mrson end lee wetted to that course. And why? str infeessee is, that be concurred in the report bennes be believed it would not prevent people continuing their deposits is the bank or buying Its Ames. Now, is that • fraud, although he might be lieve the if the bank went on, it would ultl met* pryer and berme • successful 'peculation ? la the see id the British Bank directors, it was laid down by the Wee, sad mot considered misdirection, that if it wee their intend= to publish what they knew to be untrue for the purples of inducing persons to buy shares in the bank, they would be guilty if what was wroeg, 'and might be in dieted for • oonapirecy, although they might have believed at the time that by • streormfth career It might become entirely solvent. But pobilabieg an untrue statimient of the tradition of a bank for the purpose of inducing persons to become purchasers of shame sad to run the risk of its beak merry, is that which the law will not allow, and which may be made the ground both of chit and criminal proceedings. Upon the next question—Wes this representation made to the plaintiff. P--there could sot be the smallest particle ol doubt. Thistask such report. are comb:tally addressed to the thareheiders, they me generally must far the infer nation of all who have bad. or ere likely to have, dealings with the company, and I have no doubt that when the directors of the Liverpool Borough Bank concurred in and authorised the publicthoe of the report of the 28th July, 18.17, they knew that it would be ti the hands of all moth and thardiolders fa Liverpool in the exude of a few house, sad would be acted upon by those who mad it. But, beyond that, we have positive evidence that might lave keen purchased by any one for • small chem.. Theta, are the plaintiff. not den:oiled ? Some criticism has bees prod es the sum they paid for their share., but that nes • geoid= for the jury, who have found damages which I de sot consider isordinate—far from it ; and it is not con tended that they gave • larger sum than the amount of the Is. stathined. Addressing himself next to the point se to the rejection by Mr. Baron Martin of the reports of 1837 and 1838, twenty years Wore the cause of action rose, his bed ship said be thought his learned brother had properly re jected that evidence, but still, If he thought that the Noe receptios oftt was detrimental to the delendant, be should be strongly inclined In • cern of this sort, involving so musk re putation as well as pecuniary thee, to mod it down fare new trial. But be wee of opiates that it did not weigh use teethes in the seals se regerded the verdict, mid that It men deed no indthoses dther for or against the debndent. He dimes, sew seamed. for disturbing the ventiot he the a pleintiat, end be emiddered that the rule for a now kid mid be &dewy& The east jel having expremed the Isms opinion, The NM Metherg4stecedingiy. Bitrebett, • tionboider. Oa the 2IM of July that order reed the jedgmeat were registered against Mr. &velum. Saber gushy a eiesspeemise wee Intoned Into with the creditors, In eamytag eat width Mr. Bushed paid • large mon of money, sad the esmaressise wee approved by Vice-Chenmllor Kia dosh Thh onsprosehe wee binding under the 20th and 2lat vie., tap. 7k and the plaintiff therefore had no further dela egoist Itr. Bashed. The judgment, however, rw maimed ss a seem of =mortice end trouble to hint, and the prat &palisades therein* w ee ee, wee, that the registry of jade most Amid be Mrsekont, or theta Wants should be sabred It OM ft had beta diariserd. i ftt rested. timeissivet of that position te commit 'Mewive Mask upon Oasis mmespectisg employers. The mamma upon each of them wee live year,' penal servitude. WWN .e Taylor, 34, dart, woe Waisted for having stoke six beaks& cheques, repreesstieg the vents of 401. sod over, tizakßobert Balks end Wawa his masters. lie Mr. Sad the broke open the cesh-bou of the vestry of stele the cheques which PSIS fa ft, which he wan the neighbourhood and got sheaged. The emit matomed bin Is bud Mar far en. year. ML wed Ma Simi woo kw the pesseehou. Meg IS, saw, vas Woad kr unlawfully air danklagy aad Me&lns 4 reheat, sad Ur paaar v aaw al l: Ort . fuldle tae, _awl • emend ea hoard etsk Mali at Lime/ewe" eerier ~blab WI primer dank ldes link a In& sad wounded Ida* We elds. The Jury toad the prism* Gm ley, sad The roan seataand Na is naive menthe' herd Mow. diAw CDueradl, 14, w WNW br steeling Mtn d eopr ig eshre fa Id, km TEM* gunboat, fa the Air bai yard et Illeeran Maw Wixom NA Plook will, • bum osavklica at 'Woe amp oteouldod spelt the same maim Notootood to eta sostltt lord labour. (Bekaa Mr. Crary.) _ _ _ nomdis Ri4 Weil rd JAN well-draissel sod gentlemanly-bobby persear, were tar having o we - Wird ea smolt span Oarri Pops. Mr.ffisigh mad Mr. T. H. Lewis Iron for the prorscatke ; Kr. llslialte Medea Ste P. Doyle afgeseed kw Panel. _ _ TitiTiio — aecatter ft • leftw il =/ , c mg, a bedews at Be, • gad ski dellindest, Itsd Sepewolee hot • trauweetke with bin gout wow the mesh at Ake was Qat Mr. Pala awed btu Is the meaty wort. Is is de Whir lisivishel. the geasetator west awe le lAN. be was mat by litabiel, emeked his a veer,tibia Poiret treat Ur. Pups tboegit Panel wee ea - ese • awash, se ha mat away with la • aft, hut earned out that be bed mew wen Um bgie eftl bed serely rid be weft be a 'deter Illthebdl ft b• Wee He Mimi tbat tbe to be wait kir War was a Sadie, anti daft he tho ft mold wen it Ur. Pups to • wayealest ~iee le • Ifteaeldleg. SWAM sae** It was al*td, pest prevesallis 17111 r. Peeps Waft bin la the sweats, awl (Alm eepiewwe um& Titoism eepe• ea leftwatket ben the leaned judge, •o. guiledd /Ir. Satcati who was thispetiale the box, and he den eland that holtsd nothing whatever to do with the smelt, and bad never spoken to Ri&ebell Wore the soonest it was committed. He was standing in a door-way out of the Ma, when he saw what took place, and then wont up as a spec tator, Mr. Crary said that wee • erlefiratory eirdpstion. Mr. Meralfe geld cc the pert of Mr. Itiotobell that he could not day the caution r @suit, but Mr. Porpa had Cealiprovoked him, by public insult, and I. a fit of row tla i onght he would her his revenge in this way, but he wee sorry ha bed bra so led away, and of course would not repel war( 'Atha Wad. The jury then food Ildbad Orley, sad Kr. Crary eieraeal Ma to la days' lesprisour at, sad to pay to the moan a See d SOL Ida Radii, SO, wee Indira for Arian frier silver value 71., and ether satiates, the of Wiro &Whom' ? Ms mistress, Si her d hoses. Mnia He pleaded 'inky, and thaAristaat-Jodge esaterae:d him to nine maths' hard labour. 111U1DX1 37 4 JUNLiC. A oweewhat extraordinary cede wu = 4 ll kW, the Anntaghsat Oka neglettatte au W 7 Clem the Ilk dDecientter het • sua amid Jobs Drone: Won ea-palice anoleble, use wink lassled to the Itireash Limns *akin. Mambo soder oky. After Wag plod to. a veal be le lore quietened with melba point alma ant neraared blue dude; the, tawnertay Ames at the tentler. Ikeilahrtt, however, altar Imulanni, wee unkind le • beaky Weft at wig, we armlet at the tarp ef seed., awl ea Worker erg the examlealka wee manaleast The primer wee saki lad emus, ma maned to have plefeedy reseverial the lene et bio min& ItA John 2 ssair maidial mark. Union at the awls, aapeeta—Tle blame ma Is-patlint ea the Ilk et Number, my era About twelve aa the ht I ME Mad so the primer la We tepees et XA 7 gantry. I hemmed then, wail tames send flawrl theilhahnt, aka • patlint, upst, the leer al 1 kat rem, agneeted as eihniwA - Be anie gale ken. = e l eol oil Imbed gad the Wed ant am No was Mt • penes to • eked ripapisq. Be sever NSW. lei lid • link bikes all i• the fraforki teandoi. The ramie we to the was, to Ohs thaw a =mbar er endow. The Bassi • auk wee Masks at Yowl moo the brain, Me hod appeseell hove shed a beak sr the mat • "set atartm wedeln awed tW sews et the meek et de balk wow xvoltaroilL Iforildlorl was quite base. kin Igaxwell, as alltailint at the aellaw, *omit About twelve damn ea the awake of the 7th of Ikeintor I ow Ikeda eat embed Ala If be have leek at heePlea. Ke reallet, "NA Ark ; hare be iiimer." I met the "Ara ile i r hi a hetet • irk ea law Thera were elvwei Wm to be ileyreem I lasknet bob hie the moo, ma sew Breilehrd ilia the asuneed with ble her re to the lam The prisorarr in ulla a l = at bias by the bath of the war, eat aril grott vlehneu I art the prkerra of hke ea won as I meld sal ant ler Mr. Orem it ,Ml__* mew reerne•L Be WI by la • very week alai a tialtra by • peatint kr seer tine. Ihelkihrol wee le rawer kienz i. erml elternity naked sane. lAA them use te=4 esti la MA Apr =aite ea the rearrikei el the 7th of Incorsher me w l m en primer benne quite aka, bat be bet beau oth mina annea the preeedka Ups Ganef ea to piwk Arelbawd, la • stir Wan sad Withellt Oil implore of abornuara of hateliset, repel that be bed =r a y. The pima, wee y Gorr witted kr trial, re the thew of "Wilful was biked for by prisoner's twentrr, ant rotas& ALLZIIING Flit IN Lai itTa.—Yistorday after was eatelderaMe alarm wee award Is the I. allele lath bumbled d Belvedere-wharf, Liebe*, Y eneespeue• et • Ike nibs le the preetier belostbse to Meas. ChW lad Co., ass l- - comb( on rtaere et above wird. • 0111•1110= to Mr. Elbe at the dreg SOW IMP Ina to be le • of dais sad .1. the semr-be to Mr. Child. le the feet-sesed pose wee dmeriti to Mattes to sea, • lase sestity of boy rad ease. • s very deft paled •* ef water was throws fres home. 4:Ldree's banney tbe Nelda of the Ire, but la c f wbiob the Is.. cesalsad le spread. Powerfel rtes. nada, new. boa Beethwerk-bridm eed seadry land mem free Waierlea-reed, Beath ...A bridge-read, Walltramet, sad Cbsederetreet, attraded. • pleaded supply d mesa barbs be= prepered,tbr erase weal l• wart, bel lbey were enable ft pet the Aare sub dued mall the 1111111.110•1 blihneas ON the ant Ms, wet wetly bond at rad die eare-lellt, begelber with it warble tweleste, rarely deed b, be, wear, tad beety_veassL The alga d the Gee awes es be &sad. Md. BM was Yard la the is. limpeass, medlar. Cbtlel N• W11114.11118i lire-oldoe. COMMTMIO3I ON A LoNDON CLUOTMAW.—The et Lades bee awidrd a temededem, eseendog et l i h i eVeemnible Willem Hale Hake, M.A., Anledssetw et Leadse, eke Ism Themes Dan, ILL, Cease et It. Pads sod Vier et M. remerse, sad the PA L = Othau Prehearkey 1 N. Peen ell lime of Choke church, Xelegvierelmet, le kee soften ditsweimmose esemeted wirb the simnel .se a l the in. Hwy low, et Megdakere rekaktar a rg fiemefe, keepenry tab ll 2eetz °2.llri t_ Samples yrs kw am pre View of wak Mee Dide, la dr arm Hadard, sod alteneedi Ismermierse el It. Jemes'e Chime, Teskth•pork. LiverneL Wl= II was ddenetwei le meet Om Dew elerchn he lalliageoa, Mr. HompOse woe mind by the dew to the Memehmoy of Ht. Loki* Plel lowery, sod forthwith amused epopetiews kr the erestlea of • waltehis shwa. H. oellsolod • eery madiesbn onsist d wary hit this purpose, and the *arab wee mar imeced. While it wee I. papaw dbegreemeds seem Isr tweet Mr. Hamden sod sew et Itia congregation, ell the moult wee that he radisel hie neembesey, rbkb w dew lined apse the Rev. 0. A. Seism M.A., minister Itageet-eitsant m el Mega a nd einem, however, very owe to hare this an ; and Wanly shame* a lure number el Murk, who @ppm to have be reek attached to himorested a eemy church, to whisk they wished be awn rediedest &Mot assigned, oader the W et Si. Omer * sed to be padded w ade crge his miekesdel hmetlems. lepremidelme were mto who died Me. Ilawipbm he the loolasiastioal Coen, b erd l M ewe bodes bees beard, he wee adommi.hed not to eked in She worm awn. Netwidedeeding thie donor Ike he seethred to perform divine rtylee &mottling to the ihrmenriss et the dance et &Ord In We temporary *web, bat named newel him a very lane coegregation, and br predded eressio, which ani meet °EL:Wally ease dueled, end white °Wain as mazy scholars w can well be amemmedated. Meaavrtile the district church of St. Lobe mede Stet program towards sompidion, toil tits greeted partible alHoelty has bees mimc,d la obOdsleg ma in* toads to osrry on the work. Mach ill-feeling has be.. eteesiowd is the might...taboo:l by this unfortunate eceleal emirs' whim, sad hen ryes rtse to tome sediment re moan In reference to the previous moral charade's( Mr. Hampton, which he bar shown himself rood "Minn ID have baby *aired fate, At hie own urgent rtqaest the Whop rammed dee rannitseins to inquire into end report es kiis e• ea subject, and it to intended that the easewdeskmere shell eoneeresce their levertigatka at the Charter-been ea Sltmoday sest, the 3rd of Febniery. THE WINES use TTIE LATE LOAD IcsTICI CLEVE. —The weber belong op to the late Dad Jumbo Clerk wen eeM by mum cm Saturday. The cam comaisted lup loads ed MOO dome, colonising port, sherry, claret, book, Mekke, berre4 . chanspagar, Ac. The biddies" rime hue, while the pliaM obtained were probably higher Mae wise ewer sold for is Scotland. TM pestient mice gime was for Joheanleterg of 1834 sod ISIS, sold n the Lord Jodie Clerk's craar book as " Priem Nsuar skies." This lot west kr 17/ eked. per dome. Tor pmt the highest pin gives was ail 10s. pit &ma hi isms Omsk ben's, at the native llll the ether prime der pen wen M. de.. 71. ha. , 51. tta., 44 Ike, pet doom Ms bed= reeled by the sherry wee W. 111 s. per dome f0r8.454 et Zed India dein • the ether pekes were 91. ss, 51., 44 15a., Ito all per de a r. The bed . Asesatillado west for dL The cla rets sold at U. 10e. die talkie (vintage 1816), Ifs, 61.65. Insteps 1823), 61 HIL L Ike. A lot at Iht tlesheimer writ at 4/. lea. sa d of gtenbird a 41 . 16 ' tor /sees; sad the biatout prim got for champuree Teo 61. kr WOO Silky, of 1146. —North dritioh Daily Neil. Der Or ROCIEFTs ow TILE RIVER MERSET.—The dorm et sing rates at night ae sigsale kw mom tugs wee key* forcibly 'fore lb. dirties of the Norm Desk Dowd yesesiday, In a communication from the polite siothe- Mee. It was Mated that the other sight • rocket whisk woe aid up he this ponces fell open the deck ol • Dutch herpes, led bed It mat be.. promptly eztlegnished weed have ad Its le the veils, sad us.ed meat swim damage. The mass wee rind Se owe et the ealscomidstese for tans& peke. CITSTAL PALACE. ONZ SHILLING DAT.-1 TICK/DAT. JAS. 27.—Adatialens an payment, 853; ditto, by memos Mae. 40.1. Total Wilton, 1,761. COURT OF COMMON PLEAB.--JAI. 27. ■IIIIp lei beware.—(liehre Lord CbMf Justice Ccalli;ww, rod Judson Warm, Crowder, aod Winn.) CIOCCII r. TIII 017ICIAL WARACER OF TR, ROYAL IIIaTTIR /141N1.—PROCSRDUI011 1113111107 ♦ RRRRR HOLDER. Mr. Haanen rad tart i aim owe jvidayseat was oblidsod oar lEe 28,E of 'marry, 11167, sad oa MID2Ork of hay Mr. Jaotloo Wigatrois Endo ori ardor for cisestion against W. THE COUNTIES RAILWAY COXPANT I. DOI/ZINO. TAZIPASS. This we ea adios to mover damages br twm a ss 41010 til seam ,s sl t par 0111 w I n l aamadt g h t: l ll= 4"" • newer leseft Awe *taw surimel dmee. At tbe Win Yr. hallo ..mild was hmell be Ohs oltabot apea ewe pbrie► whisk arm slim damp riot the Mao dot la the *ear Owen lbws as • earbat al badha over. no made sew albs hire the evert opts a wake to babe easallb •Me Is agar a verdict for the plaintiffs for =mini dump, ea than Ow, or for a new trial. There au die • asemerar. 14. smi MMs ',peered for the plaintiff; and Mr. Power r 1 Mr. D. 14aaa, for the defendant. time es The sset, alga WNW the man at pest length, took WNW /Wings it NW Price let Loodere.—(Belize Kr. Judo -——— • • - Bair sad a Comm Jury.) NAAR W. Till morn' WALZA =MAL RAILWAY ORR PANY.—WORR A 11) LAROVI. The pleat( b e linualy - Tes - gib, bat In Ifeptraber, 1867, be was engaged by Mr. Teams a clerk, at • miry of UK • . Mr. Pram was at that taw sterasy to the , ugh, go as bin own soma ward • alga I : . L .11 :400111.611,1 et Nag, briar ha Nor Ohre balms to egad M She plan et la Mr. area at the ezpkaloa a II nage, ad la I sow agog &Gs tha railway suagany reeriles kr wog dens aim The agog was oinikasy gm gag et ale railway tiossere a week doss, the pia- Ws ars hi toi n i ea r ft Ina arsidtrabis that be saga osertfas ad is &aka ; whilst the did ash' rawer gm tharrog d wart dose wasastsmi, and that tha pld.tlf W ally hoes teaployed as %gm is use ocierlos. Aram gas gab awe was cogs ladies wee ea to the agooleallog gest the railway air my paying the gall& Tho e ths pialailff oh er awns weds ale be egad Mr. Pima senies he egg lea r go elegy amps, weal law soy maw reeiles to • eh* as reply gm aft be orso gate son Weald.Pamir es iY. Mbr rad gees posithely pofgo Mg bed rig Ms friar MEM gat ihe =me hie gag sloes and that ha had is anther city to arm deg is behalf of the railway company. Mr. Panne gal gala himself would hare bad to do the work if the &Miff leml as& daft h. Kr. D l l ll 7 Mii=Z•rod for the plaintiff ; and Yr. Pollock for tho Hie Lordablp Is wasialog sp, mid be very mg doslici whether the plaintiff bed age cat say an. fer gm at all, bat as all the again bad bees he weal oak air opinion on the matter, giving the tossal have to save the full court, he was vows Is ad alopplas the ore. The jury returned a verdict for the ilshediras. COURT OP PROBATE MD DIVORCE. JAN. 27. Oaken the Jake °Abney.) ILDWAIUNI In AND IIWIN.-11PICIAL IVIT. The deciemed, Mrs. Alla Corr!, the widow of Demewleffo Cord, died et her howls, to Barrow4M-pieen Regentioperin an the 26th of Annie lest. She was DS pare of ens, end she left • wen dasi the 22ad of Apt% 1I 6. Ear property wee worth about 8001. She left oe mast of kin, mid the plaintiff, • earpetter, who lived at 16, M. lo t w nam Jelee-wood was the wean named is ha examtler la er lot wlll taiv r 'The defint, Mr. Seem wee the assentor ender a former will, sad be im peached the dessieent began the court en the ground of endue inflames end want of eapreity. Dr. Addams, Q.C., sad Mr. Janes appeased for the plain tiff ; Mr. Craned, Q.C., Mr. Hawldna, Q.C., Mr. Stephan', and Mr. Moore ice the dellendeate. The cisTesesa Y lb. say parr of her life had been am nesia with the lyric, nage, and had had the wen of 2001. • year settled upon her by the Duke of Qnsemberry, the 011 • 111 7 Wel ••••• 1 3 bY • rial , Ohlirge big P•oll's ate. In 1834 Me her to bar slater ; but hi 1847 , when her enter bed the mole • sew will, by which she divided it anceset the the &Odra and grand childrea of bar Mara by • previous merrier,. In 18d7 the executors of the Dohs ef Queensberry obtained from the deceased • nteresider of her rest-charge far • government meaty of 2001., and • boom of 2001. The plettiff made his first scquaintants with her about ten yeses ego, when she eat for him to execute some main at her hens. This ac quaintance gradually ripened into an intimacy. The plaintiff transacted various matters of business foe her, and amongst other things conducted the negotiations on her behalf with the Duke of Queensberry's solicitors. On the 4th of Janus, lan, after she had received the bonus of 200 i., she expressed • Ina to alter her existing ; and her nephew, Mr. Volans@ Corti, offered to bring her • draft. She told him to do so and to leave blanks In it for the namea of the legatees. About three days afterward. she gave the draft to the plaintiff, re marking that it waa not what she wanted, for there were names in it. She asked him to get her a new one with bigots, sod he accordingly went to Mr. Cap.:ol, of Grey's ina-square, and instructed him to make a draft will, ap pothUng Patricia, Valentine, and Haydn Cord bar resi duary legatees. The plaintiff admitted that the demised hod not spoken t 3 him on the subject of the resider, and that be had had tholes names pat in as reriduary legatees, beanie ' the pasties all wanted to be in the will. He thought that If she objected to them she could strike their names mt. On the 22a of April the plaintiff end the testatrix called at Mr. Cspriol'a office to examine the will. Mr. Captiol began to read it over, but when he reached a passage relating to • servant she insisted on Its omission. She also reheard to let the names of the C0e...• stand, because, as she said, the had had enough of nistrying a Corri. She added that the plaintiff bad been very tad to her, end that she would therefore give hint all her property. A new will wen then made in order to carry out her wish so ex and on the 22nd of April it wee duly executed, Mr. Cannel's two darks being the attesting vit amins. The plaintiffs, Mr. Capsiol and other perms were examined to show the perfect capacity of the demised, which they spoke to in positive teems; but it was admitted that she lead latterly been In the habit of drinking more wine and brandy than wee quite decorous in an old lady. Mr. Edwards said that this change did not take place till after the outtalks of the will. In July last she went to the Bank for themeless, selling out 3301. He wept with her, but was told by the gentlemen there not to Interfere; and they persuaded her any to take out 601., because they and the other 3001. would be safer in the Bank than anywhere else. For the defence it was contended that the habit of drinking ' had been acquired previous to 1867, and that It had in crewed nail her intellect had completely failed her. It was, in tar, urged that she had latterly been quite imbecile and tameable of akin care of herself. In proof of this • Mrs. Mellor of Margie, with whom the testatrix had been accustome d to lodge, was examined and she stated that though knurly ea abstentious person, Mrs. Corti would towards the end of her life Consume ea much as • bottle of gin in • day, She used to soak bread in it, and likewise to drink It amt. Other pastas deposed that she could no longer distinguish between eight and day, recog nise persons whom she had knows for years, or tall whether she was ice her own or some ow she's house. Mr. Edward Head, her medical attendant, spoke to the gradual decay of her mental pewees, and mated that he had attended her twice for delirium tremens. He had conversed with Ed wards on the subject, and Edwards said, " Why, what can you expect when she ha been drinking • bottle of wine • day r' Edwards said that she had been drinking for mouths, and that that accounted for her having lady spent 401. or 601. mere than loud. Her memory had never of late been quite what it ought to have been. She often did not recognise witness. She used to talk about throwing herself ea of the whidow, and witness therefore desired a acne to be hired, and her friends to be collected around her, in order, if possible, to tranquillise her mind. Had ;told Mr. Caprk that he should not like to buy her house of her, become If her Meade ware dientistled with the bargain, they might say that be had taken advantage of her imbecile condition. Mr. Overeod and Dr. Addams having addressed the fury, His lordship summed up and commented on the many features of the plaintiff.' case. t he jury found ‘ verdict for the defendant!. Tiaelosirt therefore pronounced against the will, sad ccm areavel Edwards in the wan MIDDLESEX SESSION& Edward Biker lapiey, 33, and Benjamin Drarberg, 49, town travellers, were indicted for teioniociely embezzling moseys received by them on account of John Taylor a nd ethers, their masters. They pleaded guilty. Mr. Sleigh, for the prosecution, mid the prisoners bed bean travellers acid collectors to Mews. Taylor, cocoa and choco late manufacture'', and by means of Glee retries is the boat., they acting in concert and playing into each other's band., bad defrauded their employer. to the amount, mat present ascertained, of about 1,0001. Dearberg bad been in their service about esteem years, esd Tapley about eight. There was some remon,to think that Tapley had drawn the other into this 'rheum of robbery and fraud, and it mewed that he had been in the habit of invaerticg money In shame and other vicinities, bet he bed at moment kept them out of the mob of the prosecutors, er they might he made available to rodeos the amount of the defelt•aties, in se far m it nista to ha. Perhaps the court might induce him to dieckee where them seenrithe rote kept. Dearberg had a salary of 1301. a cear, sad a small cosontimiou upon the rale of meatard. splay bed 1001. a year, out of with, however, they bed to pap some small ripeness. Kr. Metcalfe, on behalf of Dearberg, said be Mid been led Into these transactions by Tapley, the commencement being • loan of 271. The remit wee, dim when payment had to be made their masters' mossy eras made um of, other loan. having been made. Daubing had been in the service sixteen 1 :;z and had borne very good character until he Tea na y tempted tojoht them heeds. prosecutors bevies ben examined. The Atasimast-Judge mid, under no circumstances could the court in a ore IM.• this, depart from the prim:4l6MM down with respect to them who, holding responsible sad costkiestiel positkets, with proportionate salaries, availed THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE._ Hwy frellimeo74;;;, chit b Mr. lionelmem, merchant, 30, Wormwood-etreee, who had been remended upon the chirp of having em bnaled 17 cheques, anmenirtheg to 661. 10s., be to kb 'employer, wee again again et the bor. Thjavklaws even at the former examination was to the effect that the prbow bed Fete entrusted with the cheques iu order that he might swims, them in letters of advi.o to the propionate of venous journele throughout the coantry. Instead of doing this, however he got then orated by Mr. Jsokson, a Hemmed victualler 'ln Whitmorwroad, Horton, and appropriated thoir p msria to C anawn use. Mr. Morgan (Hum , don, said that deem the last examinanon he had amartaised that the wit ness, Mr. Jackson, bed peed three esperete lots of cheques belonging to the prosecutor through hie banker's for the ac commodable of the primmer, instead of two lots as stated by that witness. Yr. R. Hill, proprietor of the Bedford Mercury, of 31. 15c, referred e:o la the cheque produced, hue Dot been paid to roe. lb. J. 5. Clark, proprietor of the Peterborough Adrertuer, meld that the cheque produced for 31. 15a. had sever reached ltha. Mr. F. J. Horniroan—l produce three cheques upon oar beakers. 'mounting to 161.0.. 105., dated the 25th May, which I delivered to the prisoner about that time to piths la letters sad seed to their destination. The six cheques dated Ist July, and amountleg to 381. 19e., were also banded to Dim to be posted. On the 18th August I delivered to him 9 *toques, anionnting to 691. 17s. 6d., to be forwarded by These cheques have all been returned to us es paid ry at' our beakers. Mr. Jackson mid that the whole of the cheques referred to by the last witness had been oohed by him for the ptittoner. In re* to 131 r It. W. Carden The wf deee said that he had never charged the prisoner anything Sir the accommodetion he had gives him by cash ing the cheques, but had merely deducted trifling sums for beer supplied to the prisoner's house. Mr. J. ltay-1 am cashier to Messrs. Davis, the bankers, 81theeditch. The six cheques produced amounting to 381. 19s. 1 received from Mr. Jackson an wood them to kY account. The three cheques amoun ting to 161. Os. 10d., sad the nine to 691. 17e. 6L, I also parsed through our bank. _ _ Mr. Morgan said that tree the case for the prosecution. Mr. Beard said It was the Intention of the:prisoner to plaid guilty to the charge at the trial. The prisoner, who after the usual caution stated that he had nothing to may, eras then fully committe d to the Central Criminal Court tar trial, on the three several charges of having feloniously stolen 17, ; G, end 9, cheques. CLERHENWELL William Herding, melding at 38, Middlesex-street, Somer's Town, applied to his worship under the following cncum mono's. The applicant, who bad his arm in • sling, stated that he was a farrier by trade, but in coneequence of having burnt Ids arm, he had been unable to work, end was in great dis tress. To add to his distrem, this day week his wife was de livered of a still-born child, and bad now only a small quan tity of dry breed for her susteaance, although the was very ill. The parish authorities of St. Pancras hod buried the child, bat had not relieved the family. He (the applicant) yesterday rooming, went to the workhouse, and ha% Mg knocked at the gate, saw an old man, who told him that nothing could be done, as he was too late, and that he had better apply the next day. This (Thursday) morning he again went to the work lame, sad saw the same old man who told him he moat roll again on Friday. Being in great die t:ea., he thought it better to apply to his worship. He only wanted mild until hie arm got - better, and to provide the proper necemserles for his sick wife. Mr. Tyrwhitt inquired to what parish the applicant be longed? Applicant stated that he was born at the Hyde, sear Fedgeware, but that he had been living in the pariah of St. Pancras nearly all his life. Mr. Tyrwhitt said ha had no control over the masers mem of the poor. He most sincerely deplored the policy punned, and lamented the way in which the poor-law was carried out. Ile told the applicant to apply again at the workhouse ;and and to relieve the applicant'spriment necessities, he would give him 6s. out of the poor-box. MARYLEBONE. Mr. John Plgteg,• timber merchant, living at 394, Euston. road, was charged with having caused the death of Mr. John H. Borrows, clothier, &c.. Hampstead-road. The court was much crowded during the inquiry. The fleet witness called was Roseau Friend, who deposed that she was servant to the deceased, and that on the pre vious evenbg, between seven and eight o'clock. thereas • lowd talking between her master (deceased) end thy prisoner in the shop, 80111111 very high and angry words took place. yea do ? Mr. Long—Upon hotting what you have stated, what did Witaar—l tried to parninde my master to come from the shop Into the parlour, but he did not do so. The prisoner offered to fight him, and held his fist close tip to his (my mute's) few. He turned round to avoid the blow, and he was hit with great violence upon the back, he staggered several yards end fell with his head against the handle of • drawer. He was wounded on the head, and he died imme diately aftsurards. Mr. Losg—Was your muter In good health before this? Witham—He was, sir. Mr. Lortg—Did the prisoner and your master oome in inewt4ser ? Witssea—They did. Mr. Lang—Do you know what gave ries to the quarrel? Witness—l do not. _ _ In reply to further questions from Mr. Long, Witness said—l heard deceased say that News had robbed Idol or tried to rob him, and oalled him • thief. Id,. Collins, surgeon, Moruington-craireat, stated that be found upon examinitg the deceased a small scalp wound. He observed no other external marks of violence. Mr. Lesat—What In your opinion NY the cause of death? . . . - Vinese—The rupture of a vessel of the brain, occaaioned by the fall. Mr. Long—Can you Bay is what oondition of health the deceased wee at the tint. of this occurrence? Witasee—No, sir. The flamer had no question to salt of either of the wit ness= ezeinhted. &meant Bead, 23 S, stated, that having received in (mutation of the death of Mr. Burrows, be went to the re sidence of prieoner, at gee minutes to 12 at night, accom panied by Consul)le Whits, No. 290, sad found the prisoner lying asleep on the wife. Hs was nadramsd, and on witness telling him that be was charged with having caused the death of Mr. Burrows, he exclaimed, " My God, is he dead ?" Mot ? Mr. Long — ln what state diti he atais to te when yon took Viiteem—He woo very much exalted, MI have no doubt that he was the mono for drink. He said he had struck Mr. Burrows, and that he would strikesny meet who wand hint of villany. Mr. Long remarked that tits blow which amid the fstal remelt was no doubt given under eiremaminaose of great pro. vocation by prisoner is dame of his eloarester. 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Wildflawer.—The venal U.t with all bands sew llogneta sou Vldollawer. *opposed or vcroanded by Captsla !elitism, bound leas Newport to 'Mot% with iron.—Palorniu, len. le Yeessetee (ship). of Chattratan, Captain Mild. from LIMP.* to Plliladelpnia. was CM ashore on the soda of Often. on the Writ .oast of this Wait& on the of !smutty, and will have to die. charge her cargo, mast of which, It so hoped. may he saved.— Corry (We of Skye), laa. 21. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. ddilsoa Gilbert (Americas ablp). trust Calcutta for Loudon, 66 dam Dee. S. lat. 22.4 8, las. 60.66 E. lissapahlos (barque), from Weave for Loudon, 20 days, Nov. It 151.14.21 S., toe. 67.41 Pl.llompbar (.Lip), rpm Csleatta for Luadoe, 04 days, Nov. 20,10. 16 14 IL, lon. 36.26 h Victor ZUMlSallek, from Loudon for Cectalta, with troop, OA 11, _ all !ell.. latitia(.bly), from a•catta foe Lawton. 70 days. Nov. 00. The Mersey Dock Board, at their meeting yester day granted a pension of 501. per annum to • lady who for twee., years hot filled the poet of treaaurer to the Pilot Establishment of Liverpool, but whose services are now no lonAer required. Tilt DOCK ESTENRIONS, &C., AT BIRICENTIZAD. A report tram Mr. Ambrose Walu, clerk to the Birkenhead Commissioners, woo read at the meeting of the Mersey Dock Board, _yesterday, to the effect that it wee not the Mastics of the Birkenhead Commissioners to construct the whole of the works at Woodside anthorieed by the Mersey _Docks sad Harbour Ant of 1638, and that the engineer bad been re goofed to prepare plans of the works actually required by the commiaskome. The board yesterday sanctioned the ma tfett of Mr. 111Tormick for the construction of a coffer dam (foe 21,0001) at the entrance aria proposed low-water basin at Woodside. PREPAYMENT 01 , INLAND LETTER.4.—On the lOtk February, sad thenceforward, the prepayment (in stamps) of all inland letter will be oompulaory ; and any inland letters which maybe posted wholly unpaid will be returned to the writers. Insufficiently paid lettere, however, will be for warded, charged with the deficient postage and an additional rate of one penay.—By command of the Poumaster-General, ROWLAND RILL, Secretary.—General Post-office, Jan. 27. s (Advertisement—Hobt.owAlett OINTMENT AND PULL —Csarra, Nar sauna, R —Theo severe ncreou. .Res. tie= are *wetly rocater.ded la WO lat.., and dutstloo by the ...than and tortrylne •e , s of the-e beebnsble prepwationA Wbctlter the wimp be in the nomads, le:, or to a, it }lel& with apod facility se the applionqnsi of the ointment: and the recurrence of these distrese are dhordete Is cfrectl3l4 preeure I er • some of Ildlloweth NU, which .o well revuhte the awned. and bowels that patent and easy ellestlon Is en.ured. and sown. swot bd. The Ointment Wee the Ptlls general, relief. Eal.,,,ernent of the &Avis. ohnittated or defeat.° do-W.lloo we [welt., eon corrected by those thnioNNO ph:o.pm., • blob purify sad Boycott:a thl blood and Impart tone to ere* often la the body. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTII4. CTRS S 21 at :f a • Park nu 1. Stock well. the wife of V.A. lfrea....f &maw DILLIPEEL—Jaa. 23. at IMelb.trf. war Crookorm Somanot. the wife of CammadarJ. S. Dratuf. !1..t swim, o-mtra, nomlo. the olla of Y Use,. LLD.. of • ww- LOW.--Jaa. O. TOMSIVIATCO2II. Cm lea road-Cita the offs of Me. W. H. I.m. of a 6.14. rowsa..—J set. 24. at licamley P.1.0./(0. &MN/. tho Ma of the let. B. I. FOWL of a saturator. RWA D —4aa. IS. st Wittos pises. Bel: rare oaosto.Lad7 Wu, Sod.. — aadaaab — ter. 1101117 AM.—Jan. 23, M BreltaMy Manor, YorksblM, wild ed C. IL BM WWII. . at a ma. WIII IL at Lagoa [Mee. Lady lyabtlia Whitbread, of a &Wad& MARRIAGES. BIIOWN—PORD.—Jan. :I. at Part Cbtpri. Manebroter. the Der. J. Brown. DA.. to Ada Mellon, daughter of the Rev. D. E. Ford, of Drouebtoe. soar Mew . ester. DUODALti-00100:4.—Jan. IS. at tb.• parirh rhumb. Clifton, Ism. ambles, W the Dow. W. D. *CAW" Cookie, D, of M'S. nelont•Krart. Denelny. to Gram, daughter of D. Conlon. Ese.. of Clifton. ICINCLLIN—ABBODT.—Jon. 1.1. at the Cetbeleol. Mschert,er, by the Dor. Weimar*. D elfin, of Maochorter,ro deuebror of Yr. 0. Abbott. of Charley trilrotd. Bolton.le. Moors. DEATHS. 11111011111 d .—Jaa. 2lt IDeMIb. .Ito at T. Statham, Bat.. d Not. aip 13. IL H. But* Eat of lianeatatar. mei 33. RATHOOTC —Jan, Si at a ttUst.to MAYS. WIIKINIPAT. tee Bev. T. Umtata* of lbw HUI Ilona. Will.. mei M. LI FRO Y.—Jaa. It at Ombra*. tarts 1114itcatk. Lay. .16d Wawa Lam Napa Aniaary. as* 3t. Plt ICA —Jaa. It at Waimea. Mot. Nary liatalla."* . cd do Ew. 11 . aged 31. BE PAR N T 60.1 iLMa at ttotatavyab WilmarLb.lo.4. V. Ear PthNtl apt Pub * 'Mums Rum Ha" of Ns P, Lastag. et th• 0* laden. 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