The Express. — London, England, 1862-08-04 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Fine.) IN RE THE LONDON AND PRoVINCIAL DtRCODNT COMPANY (LIMITED). This was the adjourned sitting for settling the list of oon tnbutories. Mr. Roxburgh appeared for the official liquidator ; Mr. Linklater, Mr. Pooh, and others for shareholders. At the lot sitting a number of the Brighton shareholders were placed on the list, the commissioner having held that they sere bound by the fact of their names appearing on the ,sgister of shareholders, no matter what representations .rail been made to them to induce them to sign. The first ease taken was that of Dr. Brunie, of Clare eet, a holder of 1,090 shares. Mr. Roxburgh consented that the osme should stand for share, only. The 1,000 shares had been only transferred to Dr. Baillie in trust for the company. The liquidator had looked into the case, and was satisfied that Dr. Bathes was only liable for 20 shares. The Commissioner— Very well ; let him stand, then, for 20 shame. In the case of one of the Brighton shareholders who had taken no part in the amalgamation with the London com pany, but who had protested against it, on the ground that the directors were acting ultra Tires, His Honour held that the company bad no power to bind the individual shareholders err masse by resolution of the ' directors. In another case the shareholder denied having had any shares tendered him, or having ever heard of such a thing as the register of shareholders. He paid no money. but it was stopped out of the discount of some of his bills. He denied that any allotment of shares was made to him. Mr. Roxburgh put in a letter in which Mr. English said—" I think there must be some mistake, as I have paid the calk ^ His Honour held that the party was liable, and placed :he name on the list. Mr. Henry Scobell Peering, • shareholder and director of the Metropolitan Loan and Advance Company with whom the present company had amalgamated, denie d liability. Kr. Liniclater submitted that there was no evidence of at- ceptance of shares. Mr. Roxburgh relied on the fact that the name appeared on the register. This had been held sufficient in numerous cases in that court, and had been affirmed by the Lords due tines in the owe of the Welsh Potosi Company. His Honour did not think the evidence of the register sufficient • . Mr. Roxburgh—There is also the evidence of the pay meet of 3f. per share. Mr. Linklater contended, on the authority of the 19th section of the act of 185 ti, that there must be an acceptance of shares, as well as the presence of the name on the regis ter, to make a person liable as a contributory. In sup port of his view he cited " Experts Graham" (Law Tints. N.S.) His Honour took time to look into the authorities. The remaisiog cues were gone through, ends sitting was applied for, for the purpose of nuking s call. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) This rooming, the August general sessions of the peace for the trial of prisoners for offences committed in the county of Middlesex commenced at the Sessions-home, Clerkenwell. _ _ The calendar contains the names of 73 prisoners for trial, C 5 being charged with felony, 1041 eight with misdemeanour. The education of the prisoners is thus defined in the columned the calendar:— 22 can neither read nor writs, eight eon read. 39 can read and write imperfectly, and three can read and write well. One is stated to be of superior education, via., Henry Walton. 31, described as a veterinary surgeon, who is charged with " unlawfully keeping a certain disorderly louse.' There are no less than 12 charges of robbery from the person, and amongst the other charges are four for assault, and four of embezzlement. . . . THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 4, 1862. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (PT 'LILTS/0 RIPON MEETING.-(THD3 DAY.) GREAT ST. WILFRED HANDICAP. Two miles. Montrose, Desmond, Captain Crow, Sweetbriar, and Er Lento are hem. STUDLEY HANDICAP. Six furlongs. Fast Runner. Queen of Trumps, Lachesis, Miller o' the Rye, Charism Fos, and Jack of Hearts are bore. NURSERY HANDICAP. Six furlongs. Devotee, Allow Me, Mama, and De Conroy ere here. MOWBRAY PLATE. Six furlongs. Fest Runner, Tullochgorum., Gasconade, Barbara Allen, Loretta, The Robber, and De Conroy are here. TWO-YEAROLD ELATE. Si: furloogs. ftschakiippre;,and Little &nide are here. Anitryzu.— Maid of the Miat, Cornet, Bernice, a by Cul cower, Harvest Moon, Contralto, Lord of Tees, Asko* Bohemia, Weatherwise, Petrie, Unfashionable Beauty, Pat rick, Lonpbot, Antar, Sir Harry, Wild Duck colt, Prince Regent, and Veteran. Bucartm—Arrival : Brink, Wine, Eofield, Arose, Pee ve, David Ann, Marmion, Birdlime, Wombat, Montebello, Walpole, Baffler, Night Revel, Loogrange, Lady Betsey, Cowboy, Beatrice filly, Dinah filly, Olive Branch, Cel lulus, Spicebor, °hooey Girl, and Languish filly. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLOOO. The railway market to-day is heavy. Where prices have varied they are lower, but the reduo tion is not general. Great Western stock has fallen per cent., showing chief heavineasand Midland, I. Great Western stock is now 9uoted 71+ to 72 ; Mi - land, 128} to 1301; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1074 to I • South Eastern, 84k to 85k ; London and South Western, 102 to 103 ; Eastern Counties, 59 to 4 Caledonian, 107 k to 108+ ; and Great Northern, 119 to 120. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are flatter, at 4k to kprem. Great Luxembourg and Great Western of Canada show steadiness. RAILWAYS. ti. Luxembourg 6 p. omit. Do. leaned at Ll 6 . . Lausanne and Fribourg, North. of France i p. ot. Do.(lutaCharleroi)if p.c. Pada& Lyons 6 per cent. Do. New S per cent... RoyalSwedlabb per cent. A.Aus..4 Loin.Ven. Sp. C. Southern of France ip.e. Victor Emmanuel a p at. W.dthl.W.ofFrancesp.e. I. • 6 19 20 96 67 12 122 109 1 1 11 14 90 1 . 11, ni ilei to 10. a laktio 164.000 Vies,aus 1,458,310 2,939,800 600,806 000,00 e 114000: 10i Yd 1 tit prices. I Salsa. Roo 100 130 133 100 66 ST 100 66 67 I 4 100 100 66 08 3 Idu par IBOUILITLIK Pl I al prises. I e.►... 106 106 106 4 1!/,0001. - %} 96 MONEY MARKET. (TI:Ilb DAY.) Two o'CLocw. The stock markets to-day have shown increased heaviness, realisations continuing to be occa sioned by the rapid creation of new foreign securities. After sustaining a fresh fall of per cent., the funds are now quoted lower than they closed on Saturday. English railway stocks are likewise fiat ; but the reduction in prices is nut general. Some of the new foreign loans have ruled rather lower. Consols have been u low u 93} this morning, and are now quoted 94 to I, both for money and the 7th instant. The official burineas report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, } ; ditto for ac count (7th August), 234, f ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 931, 4, ; New Three per Ceuta., 934, 4, ; Bank Stock, 240 ; India Stock, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 108, 1084, ; ditto Five per Cent. enfaced rupee paper, 104} ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, April, 1864, 101 ; Exchequer Bills, 26e. prem. The foreign stock market has been heavy this morning, except as regards the Egyptian stock, which is firm. The first issue is quoted 15} to 16} prem., and the second, 9 to 10 prem. Portuguese scrip is quoted 24 to 3 prem. ; Venezuelan, 2to 2} prem. ; and Peruvian, 1 to } prem. Italian Five per Cents. are firmer, and Old Venezuela Bonds rather flat. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account (15th August), 92 ; Chilian Three per Cents., 73 ; Dutch Two and-a-Ralf per Cents., 644 (exchange 1211.) ; Equador New Consolidated One per Ceuta., 18}, ; Egyptian Seven per Cent. scrip (Ist issue), 15}, 16} prem. ; ditto paid-up, 99, 974, 98} ; Italian Five per Cents., 724, 72 (exchange Mfr.) ; ditto Five per Cent. Maremmana Rail way Loan, 741, ex div. ; Anglo-Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 1014, 4, 101 ; ditto Three per Cents., 89}, 90 ; Portu guese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 464 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 91} ; ditto Five per Cents., 1862 (scrip), } prem. ; Sar dinian Five per Cents., 85}; Spanish Passive Bonds, 181 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 86}, 86; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 741; ditto for account, 75, 74} ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 77, 76 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862, scrip, 3 prem ; ditto paid-up, 704, 3, 71, 704 ; Venezuela Three per Ceuta., for account, 271, 264. It was intimated on Saturday afternoon by Messrs. Knowles and Foster, the agents for the new Portuguese Loan, that, in the event of it being found impossible to complete and post the allotment letters on that evening, any not posted would be delivered by hand before 12 o'clock on Monday, but it would appear that it has been found impossible to adhere strictly to this arrangement, for at the present hour, although a considerable portion of the allotment has been distributed, it is stated that some hours may elapse before it will be completed. The Marco Polo has arrived off Liverpool from Melbourne with 10,855 ounces of gold, worth about 43,0001. Form o'Cinci. Consols closed at 93,i to 3 for money, and 931 to for the account. The subscription for the new Venezuelan Loan was closed by Messrs, Baring Brothers and Co. at 2 o'clock on Saturday, the applications being several fold in excess of the total. Messrs. Heywood and Co., the bankers for the new Peruvian Loan, have given notice that "no application for the loan will be entertained from those who are not holders of the present bonds if received after 11 o'clock ►m. to-morrow." The Ottoman Bank have received advices from Constantinople that a further sum in various de scriptions of Turkish currency has been paid up to the 23rd July into their branch at that city, by the Syndicate of the Turkish Loan of 1858, more than sufficient to cover the balance of 40,0001. re (inked fur the dividend due on the Ist of next mouth. It is also announced by tel eg raph that this amount is in course of transmission to London. The steamer Ceylon, to-day, will take out the following specie, viz., 2,6221. for India, 107,6921. for China and the Straits, 13,3001. for Alexandria, and 1901. for Ceylon ; the total being 123,8011., of which 107,7321. is silver, and 16,0721. gold. The following notice has been received by the Stock Exchange from the secretary of the North Eastern Railway Company: I beg to inform you that an act for amalgamating the Newcastle and Carlisle Company with this company has just received the royal assent, mid consequently, all trans fers of Newcastle and Carlisle stock or shares will require to be forwarded to me for regirtration is future. The capital of the Carlisle Company has been added to the capital of this company, and will henceforth rank as "Carlisle Capital Stock in the company, in the same we as the existing Berwick and other sectional stocks, and I shall be obliged by your having it described in your share lists accordingly. Treaders will also require to be made out in the M 11143 form as for the other stocks of the company. The Carlisle capital consists of ordinary stock, 1,155,0001.; Preferential 4per Lunt. stock, 150,0001. ; ditto 41 per neut. stook, 185,0004 ; total, 1,460.0001. The 4 per cent. preferential stock participates in any excess of dividend paid upon the ordinary stock above 4 per wet. The dividend on the 41, per cent stock is fixed. The share list of the Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres was closed on Saturday. We understand that the applications amount to more than double the entire capital, and many of them are of a first class character. A considerable number of the subscribers will probably avail themselves of the option of paying up in full. SATURDAY Emma Consols, which closed yesterday at 93ft;: ea n both for money and the 7th of August, o this morning at 93f to f ; and, after declining to 93f to ;, closed at 931 to f. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93j, f, ; ditto for account (August 7), 931, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 94, 931, f ; New Three per Cents., 93k, 1, ; India Five per Cent. Stook, 108} ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 101; Five per Cent. " eufased' rupee paper, 104 f ; Exchequer Bills, 265., 295. prem. The India Five per Cent. stock has fallen f per cent., closing at 108} to f. The rupee paper was firm. Exchequer Bills have again risen Is., closing at 265. to 29e. prem. There was a decided fall in the old Venezuela Bonds, which, after being marked 28, were pressed for sale at 26f, and closed at 27 to f. Turkish Bonds have lffiewise given way, those of 1868 f, showing a fall of f per cent. ; Italian Five per Cents., Mexican Bonds, and the scrip of the new Russian Loan, fell severally per cent. The transactions in bank shares were so numerous as of late, and prices have scarcely varied. City Bank were quoted rather lower. In miscellaneous shares there was no change. United Kingdom Telegraph continue to meet with inquiry. The closing quotations for shares iu new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocesin Marine Insurance, 10f to 11 preen. ; Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, 2 5-16 to 2 7-16 prem. ; Com mercial Union Assurance, f dia to par ; Universe& Marine, f to f die. ; London and Provincial Marine, par; Mercantile Fire, 1 11-16 to 1 13-16 prem.; Metropolitan Wagon, If to If prem. ; Union Bank of Ireland, dia. to par ; Bank of Hindostan , dia. to par ; Irish Rolling Sto ck, ato i t prem. ; Thames Express to Steen Roar f f pram ; Middlesex Bank, to prem. ; Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres, to 1 prem. ; Bank of Queensland, Ito prem. ; London, Buenos Ayres, and River Plate Bank, to f prem. ; Sea Coast Hotel, to f prem. ;aM Themes and Humber Shipbuilding, f to I prem. 2,iii.we sa,m DJO[2. 1 0anusercial 81. DP 4 p.et.Pref. 1110 1 81. Nast and Welt India St. 'Laza= St. ,S 4. Katharine St. Southway — Bt. 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W. rfITOM UliOpal) posar BM& Lead C. (0 im Cron .. Vale et towor (Oliva)! Wed Smoot (111opa) .. W. Oarsdas .. West, tiotoa Wh. Bibus:y e a dr. fpul) IWh. Buller caut t c hl i ▪ Wh. ( ▪ WhealLudeott 11h. CHO (Um 'Awn, W.llaria.ma(lioultraLl . Tosimorwo /115. zascurroN 01P rat PORDINOBRID(E MURDER'S (sr REACT= rstsoaara.) WINCHESTER, MONDAY MORNING. Gilbert was hung at 8 o'clock. There were nearly 10,000 spsotators. The criminal was calm and wire, and said nothing. Hs struggled hard for two minutia MELANCHOLY HOMICIDE BY 4 CHILD. INQUEIT.—(THIS DANA This morning an inquiry was held at the Vestry Hall, Fair.striset, Horselydowa, by Mr. Wm. Payne, coroner, respecting the death of Thomas Delorey, a little boy, five years of age, who was killed by another little boy, in a fit of Mts. Delorey, the mother of the deceased, said that her son was standing outside his own door with some cherry stones in his hands. Another boy of his own age, named Maloney, sent a child to ask him for some of the stoner, but i deceased, who was very reserved, and would not play with anyone, refused twice. Maloney himself then came up, and upon receiving another refusal, got into a furious rage, and instantly knocked Delorey down vio lently. The deceased's head came with great force on the flags, and was covered with bruises. The injuries were so severe that a doctor was immediately sent for, but all re medies were without avail, and deceased died in great agony. The Maloney family left the neighbourhood imme diately after the occurrence, and witness did not know where they could be found. Mr. Beim, M.R.C.S., said that deceased died from in flammation of the brain, resultieg from injuries arising from a violent blow or fall. . . . The Coroner, in summing up, said that the age of the boy Maloney rendered it imposeible to affix to him criminal responsibility for the act by which deceased lost his life, as be was clearly not old enough to distinguish between right and wrong. The jury returned a verdict, "That deceased died from inflammation of the brain, brooght on by a certain fall." OPENING OF THE OYSTER SEASON.--(TH IS DAY.) — This morning the opening of the oyster market took place with the customary formalities, Mr. Deering, the clerk of Billingsgate-market, attended by his deputies, presiding. There were several smacks from Colchester, Queeis borough, Whitstable, Milton, Faversham, and China Rook, , the hatches of which were opened immediately after the I ceremony. The cargoes found ready purchasers at high prices, Natives (Queenhorough), fine samples, realising 24e. ; Old Barleys, Itie. to 18e. ; and Commons, 12s. to 14a. per ! bushel. PROSPECTS OF THE VOLUNTEER MOVIIIINT.— I After the inspection of the Manchester and Salford velar- I teen on Saturday afternoon, Colonel McMurdo said : Greet apprehensions have been entertained by many that the somber of the volunteers will rapidly fall away ; but I ' will repeat here what I have said elsewhere, that as far as I have seen—and I have seen a great deal of it—the volunteer movement has never been so firmly established as now, and the body so numerous. They number 162,740 effective men- -(cheers)—and I maintain that never were they so efficient in their training as they are at this mo ment. (Cheers) Government has been anxious to mint the volunteers, and they have instituted a royal commis sion to inquire into the state of the volunteer movement. The report of that commission will no doubt soon be published ; but I, as one of the commissioners of that , 'inquiry, may say that if it were published, and if the aid which it recommends—or rather the measures which it recommends—were to be carried into effect, the volun teer movement must continue to progress. (Cheers.) I am disposed to think that the measures which are re commended by that commission will in a great degree, sod as far as the government can possibly do it, be car ried out ; and if they are, the efficiency of the volunteer force will be lastingly secured. DEATH OF PROFESSOR TRAILL.—Dr. Thomas Stewart Trsill, who has for nearly thirty years filled the chair of Medical Jurisprudence and Police in Edinburgh University, died at his residence in Rutland-squsre, on the 30th ult. Dr. Terrill was a native of Kirkwall, in which parish his father was minister. Having studied at the university in which be subsequently became a professor, Dr. Trull took his degree in 1801, and in 1832 he was appointed to the chair which he bold at his death. During his long incumbency he was enabled to deliver his lectures regularly, and continued to do so till within a few days of his death. Dr. Trail on more than one occasion delivered the lectures ea Natural History in the university, end be fulfilled the duty of editor of the tut edition of the " Eocyclopsadia Britannia." In polities the deceased professor was a staunch whig.—EdiriburtjA Courant. ALDERMAN MECHI ON HARVwIT PROSPECTS.—The following letter from the owner of Tiptres Hall &man in the Times of this morning :—" Last spring I ventured to congratulate the country on its then food prospects. Since that time an unusual absence of sunshine, a very low tem perature, with occasional frosts and stormy winds, have de layed harvest and caused much anxiety. The rain-fall, although heavy at times, has not, I believe, been above the average. A good deal of th e delicate early white wheat has been blight 4 and the luxuriant growth of over-thick sown crops on rich lands has caused much damage by laid crops. The glorious weather of the last fortnight has, how ever, changed the face of nature, and we may safely predict, that if it continues fine, we shall have nearly or quite an average crop of wheat ; the bulk of good quality, a portion thin and light. Beans, peas, and barley are abun dant, and oats a very fair cop. Potatoes are likely to be, in our southern and eastern counties, nearly double the quantity of last year, and growers expect much lower priors than those of last year. Hay is an abundant crop, and man. golds promise well, so that altogether there is likely to be • much larger production of human food than het year, and a great excess over the miserable produce of 1860. My own crops, as a whole, never were nu good as at present, and this season has amply remunerated those who have improved their stiff clays by drainage, deep and clean cultivation, ample manure, and a moderate quantity of seed. Harvest commenced in our county (Essex) last week, and will be general there next week. THE MOORS AND FORlNTS.—Sportemen are now beginning to arrive daily at their Highland quarters for the season. Having traversed some of the most extensive /porting districts this week, we were glad to Bed that rook favourable hopes were entertained of the prospects far the 12th. The broods are now rallying, and many of them are getting strong on the wing. On the Atholl sad Bread:Maim moors, where some of the finest sport in Scot land is annu a lly obtained, the birds are improving fast in condition, and will be pretty numerous. The feeblest broods are invigorated by the warmth which has lat ! terly prevailed. Few barren birds are seen. althou& ' the coveva am not an average in size, or in tM number of birds in each covey. The broods average from five to eight birds in each, which is much under the avenge of for r HANDSOVE BEQUEST TO THE P ARISH Or MART- grounda me have - ea benn . thi n nued ey sile ng t b he ird ha s tc o h n ing m b a y ny the el e pnied ffects bEnoNe —At a meeting of the Marylebone Vestry on Satur- of the cold weather All the birds are now , how day. at the Court-house, Marylebone-lams, the Rev. C. J. I ever , beyond danger,* and uothiog is required ; but PhiPPt Eyre, the Rector, said he had the great gratifies- a cour se of war m weather to make the birds tion of apprising the vestry that a benevolent lady, wishing pow. On the Rannoch and Fortrogell moors, to pay a tribute to the memory of her deceased father, bad extending to many thousands of acres, we understand the contributed, for the Boys National School Betiding, the coveys are not approachable, so strong are they on the handsome sum of 4,0001. ; and on the same day the Duke wing. Partridges and blackenrk are usually very plentiful of Portland had generously given a freehold site in High- bees, but they are very scarce this season. On the Killin street, Mitrylabnoe. The building would, therefore be an d Osdlender moors the prospects are getting much better, forthwith er ec t e d t o a ff or d every convenience, and Would sad sportsmen anticipate moderate sport. North become an ornament to the churchyard. On the motion Of • 11F/rl/, on the confines of Inverness-shire, the m oon Bachboffner, it was unanimously resolved that the best are not so well stocked, sod sport will be in thanks of the vestry be tendered to Miss Bennett, the Duke feriae to last )ear, hat better than it was at ow el Portland, and the Rector, for the handsome bequest time anticipated. Oa Lochearn and Loch 'Dryads the THE REY. H. S. FLETcHER, OF BILSTON. —The moors are beautiful at present, amid the birds are seen flying about vigorously, though not of the usual size at this living of St. Le onar d' s i s a p erpe t ua l curacy worth 8001. a L _Yetr, and is in the gift of the wh o l e b o dy of the parishioners, season. From the extensive deer forests we receive glad- Tn. Bishop of Lichfield has been written to, and the fol- denim; account& Stalking was very successfully wen lowing is a ropy of the legal opinion which his lordship his minced, and several hoe heads have bean brought down, taken to ascertain bow the conviction of the incumbent affects The deer are in splendid condition, as the season's pasture the twirling of the living :—" 27, Parliament-street, July 10, h.!. very luxuriant fawa L are g rowis g ...o. De.2._ m y w. hay. ascertained that die offence of and she serer d are eamerolle. Very super i or Simas.Dl which the Rev. H. S. Fletcher has been convicted is • ale. Name is expeetal.—Bdinburat Courant, ilempiinor, under the act 24th and 25th Viet., a 96 ; but Viscount de Lavaissiere de Lavergne, captain in be has sot yet been brought up for sentence. Had the the ' , moth navy, left flagon for Trance immediately after offence heen fel on y a sentence of deprivation would be pro- the signature of the treaty concluded oa the tith June be _eonsed no by the Ecclesiastical Court on proceedin gs t a k en tween Admiral Bonar d and the King of Ammar. the object 1 21 Pewee. A =demeanour is not in Smell acause of his mission being to bring home • ropy of the treat? for ° fci ,bv pri.atios or suspension. L ad as the offence of which the Emperor Napoleon's ratification. The viationat did not Mr. Fletcher bas been found guilty is tot an offence against wait for the ordinary packet, but embarked on board an the , laws ecclesiastical we do sot see that your lordship can adviombost of the French squadron, the Echo. hoping in Ir . am) , proceedings under the Church Discipline Act,— that way to gain some days. His expectation has bees die g ° am, my lord. your lordship's very faithful servants, appointed, as be is now nearly • week bsbiodbsad. A "EU m y Duelneu.—The Lord Bishop of LiChtleld. ^ l steamer is about to be sent eat to search tar the Echo. The grand jury baring been addressed, were dismissed to their duties. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. SUPPOSED ROBBERY OF ♦ LARGE QUANTITY OF JEWELLERY. Isidore Champion, a Frenchman, was charged with being i 3 possession of two gold bracelets and a watch and chain, supposed to be stolen. In the prisoner'■ possession were also found about 70 duplicates, all relating to jewellery, of the value, it is said, of about :Mt Serpent Winters, BC, said that on S►turday afternoon he was called to a pswebroker's (Mr. Luxmoore's) in St. Mar tin's-lane, and told that the prisoner had offered some jewellery in pledge, and on being Joked some question. respecting them, he ran awny,but was brought back again by an assistant, to whom be said they could do what they liked with bim. On questions being put to the prisoner in French he said the articles were his own, and that about eighteen days before be bad pledged some other articles at the same shop. In the prisoner's possession he found some duplicates relating to jewellery and agold watch and chain. The pri soner rive the address No. 8, Yeoman-road, Brompton, which he (the sergeant) found to be correct. Mr. Albert cord over the evidence to the primoner in French. Inspector Silverton said he went to No. 8, Yeoman-road, on Saturday evening, and in the prisoner's room found sixty duplicates all relating to jewellery, and some of the Artie/es were pledged recently. Mr. Knox asked how long a time the pledging extended over ; and the inspector said from January to August. He wished for a remand. Prisoner mid that in April he came from France, and hie brother kept a restaurant, and that there were money mat. ten between them, and his brother gave him the jewellery, some of which he had pledged at different times. Mr. Knox granted a remand that inquiries might be made into the prisouer's statement. Mr. Williantiribeon,or JkAin*on, of 4, Park-road, Ha. ventock•hill, was fined 40a. fur an unprovoked assault on a boy named 13.-njamin Percival, in the employ of Mr. Carter, licensed victualler, of the Haymarket. WESTMLNSTEIt. CHARGR OF ROBBERY AGAINST A HOLICITOR'B DAUGHTER. iliac Louisa Saw or, a solicitor's daughter, vas plaoed at the bar, charged with detain a gold watch sad chain and loupe other articles. Mrs. Hunt, of 16, Oviagtoo.square, said—At half-past three o'clock on Saturday afternoon I was dressing to go to the Exhibition, when the prisoner called at my house. I thought, when her name was brought tip to me, that A was ber mother who was below, and sent word by the servant to her to come up to my room. Prisoner did so, and excused herself for calling by saying that she felt unwell. I took her into my drawing•rooom, sad gave her a glass of wine, and dm left the bowie. Mr. Layman—Where was your watch? Mrs. Hunt—Hanging in my dreesing-room. The prisoner saw it and inquired whether I was going to wear it, when I said I seldom wore it, and should not think of putting it on to go into a crowd. Mr. Layman—What other things have you mimed ? Mrs. Hunt,—, l l psis of gold sleeve links and one for the collar. T also missed the sleeves and collar they were in. Mr. Layman—What opportunity had she of stealing these': Mr?. Huut—She came to my house directly after I had gar out. _ - Mary Emmett—l em servant to Mrs. Hunt Directly after my mistress bad gooe out, the young lady came back and said she bad lost her puree somewhere, and asked to be allowed to go into my mistress's dressing•roorn to look for it. She went there to search for it., end I went into the drawing-room. She came out of mistreas's room, and said abe bad not found her pone, and then left the house. William Birch, 25 B—l received information of this rob bery, and after some inquiries I traced the prisoner to James-street, Caledoniamrowl. I saw her, and charged her with stealing the wateb, which she deni ed. I afterwards got it from the landlady of the bowie where she was. The landlady said she had had it given her by the prisoner to take care of. . Prisoner admitted she had stolen it, and theetber thinp. Prisoner was remanded. OADINAZY Salim AND STOOLS. BhiPdl RAILWAYS. cl sa . to osing i xes ewes to-das Ip.s. idea W oi. amour VaL Mk. La.,aobm.Tvae. BLetDon IBLith sod true— ..... ,Boston. Slostrd,Bll4.o. Bristol sad &atm Caledonian Cork sad Boarksa.. i 7 et es ton 1104 1 4 i I II 62 44 ID II Me 22 4 ID OD 68 el SO 4! 00i li 10d 71 .. . ,Do. • I Anodit.onWU Do. Bly.o.lsciddloß. IDeblie BBe lff Tue. thand.,Perth, k AbolJn. ittmAsilLurn. Dastori irei - oa. Moak • Do. Mock B dad Balt& idlatterV it ed Gisisow Dodge I lortil and Cig Jute I :Zor rii t i t or W i sejc d lame North ers Do.A I Area ao &v. az -100.8 j tUep et. Is ;old N :es. deaths trees. Ora) I Orest Woken Do.BtourVaLilia.M Laaraddre ictioddr London and Blaekvsll Loo.,artOlon.&&Cos , iloodon,ChethoaolDor ;London dt North Werth. 87 88 ni We 10$ 105 140 145 119 1219 1150 1100 US lab lel us Ts fa 7 l# 1071 On 01 0 111 124 1 111 48 49 961 56 Light:to London& 8 oath %V odor Landoodorrieteoloralo Do. and EunlokUlo Man...ZioLot lincolooo 1021 104 60 46 3 40 tau ,41 1# 1 pen 100 103 MCehwe Do. Now Do. Bins. & Derby MK Gt. Wu. (Irs.) 'dld Kent Newcastle sad Curial INewry& Arwah€l3,det , 17 I =Warnutp.ititor North &Mak 'North Devoe Ia&ND , N. limitom—l!levrick did 77 79 63k 131 Do. D.N.I.Poro North Loott Do. New ilkwibSS.WestoroJ North Stadordshiro. . Nott..V.ranthatultice. 97 98 1 ' Cie 816 66 66 84 61 105 107 North los teebl lihrimey Scottish gales! 'Scottish N. R. Aber.itth Scottish Midland . ohronshlre Union . Sittingboonse&lbeern. South Devon South Wales S. Yorks& & River Dun n !litaise,W `htuckton I= 7. Ditto ditto 'Tad Vele * it SI --- f Va 11 11* db,l3 I instar Do. I Vale o. at leak Mods' Ma. It Plea Moo Wed Causal W.Lresarb.&B i Wirt Wlss4 7 -01 stml DING N ewport I DO,.lleretord NOBEIGN R I% I BAILWATe. 116 118 46 47 103 106 47 AL $6 $8 841 4 811 68 691 97 100 6 7 $9 40 9 10 pm 168 162 668 t. 1,.. 81 88 142 146 61 7i II Algerian an 'Anima" as Benardaro all 'Ardennes 16; Baltiann.lraaap.a all Belgian Z. J all B al es to 6TIAMMIAO ID Cara:oasis Mae s nal/ all °lll.ldoad°2 141 Dutch Rhenish al Lateen of Prance Yd. Russian gar.. 6. p. c aN et. Central of France an Luxembg.Oonst. LL W Italian Junction W Lake Constance I Bale all Tierra ana Turnhout ma lions and Gown W :MOMS Antonia all Isma.aLiege A i t aw ise eil Dwe W Northern of inns.— U I Do. New Shares an Norwegian Trunk Pref. 17 'OttomanlinirrnaAidial W , Parts, Lyons. andUedit all 'Paris and Orleans an iteral* and S. Pranclara (Pernambuco)g. 7 p. a all Wei nod Dunarg all loyal Danish en imayal Swedish al I Da J per cent. Beadare sad Meuse . 11 Do. per cent. Pref. . ..7perot. &Awl& 1 Yeastan S.E.of Portural7pereap Turin and gavots I Southern of Pranee West Fla pndoters Do. Y earl PM We 56.6.1. Wait Frames BRITISH PO — RAMWAT9. I WI i i 00i40 la 100 VA 100 100 100 45 47 SO 41 8d 80 IN IN 1011 106 1100 1011 SWAYL Closing prim. I 6j n If i " 1 _. 10 1 111 4 Mel 1 la pm 21 21 10 14k st toe sok so; pre 11 10 P 7 db 48 4$ 48 LO lb 15 16 16 nee ni Cie Ii 10e 10; I II Van ° di 41 Fa I Pada" PriOeL 1 dls it 71 10 10& ilk Ite BIBBIONS. I=rnera. Lao— lbo. Do. Now Ilhubio•Lokolianahl Da. PMDrum BuL,Brant,.&Godorle• Sp.a. Ida., Aaa66..1 1872 andorsedby.&l.ll. Do. Ju1y1.1876. &Du. Do. Juno I 1874 0010 . Palcutia & & dadara Ospo isoiors Ban d T&Dockp.o.gua I aid Indian Do. G. 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Allard's= lapunda (Lim.) linaree Dialtaniaa Martontei 11. KW mg.° , • Asa (L) PestgibaudillivarLeem Port Phillip Banta Barbara Gold X Boottielt Amain. (Um !llit.John del Rey Ws) ibation Draken I ir7wTt;;,T, (lim). No. I YLL I Co or tat os. iv Azgio-liezioau Stun 10 Atlantic RI. Mail fit.(L) 116 Australian 10 Berths Watorwnrks.. 6 Bombay Goa, Jo Brit.• ata f.t. • 10 Do. B T Uli De..o . Lad , Milottageseit Palace fretaramo Do.llp. ea Per,. Deb Z.lndialLoa.fibippisgb leatimilairmit& CAMIS Itleotric Telegraph Nag. an d amt. °Oil. Gem Lem Natio& .0 Great B blp (Limited) Do. In pet mat Pod L. MMUS TM. (L) Lca clit 146 18.1 . re th" .a t a t. 71 ‘ ) Madras (trials. & 4.1... s Mediter. la. Tat (Lim ' Natioeal Discount Co DerbeddsCosairee , l , NetimrimmilL 8 p. apt! N. Bran. & N. toot. lA. I. Brit. allStraalUla mite( Gee Mimi. IL .its. (Um.) Peel liver Lad& AUL Pala, ad Odom Nees Da iii. --- -- Mai * lad. Tog. 6.4 li gF u r I". - 607ifiw no &Jan. City Do.( 1 0 Do. do m4;31 - si Mail ato ..... I donnish At. Ins m eeim.l 'oath Australian Lod Attbinasine Tel. Strip .. Da. do. Itegleteced.. totograpb to laths (L.) T. t of kast(L.) I. Trust& Lai-Co. o.oaliodo Us. Kowloon Toi. (L.,. a•'s 4 - 6 • 1 . sext pia h ala 1 The Queen has pseeented the Rev. William Fee oo Wight to lbs perishes of Atichtergavee and Logiebride, vacant transference of the Rev. D. long dale to the church parish of Applegartli. NEw CRIMINAL Acr.—On Friday a now criminal act was issued for the trial of certain MOM of homicide by persons subject to the Mutiny Act. The object of the act nto bring persons charged with murder or manslaughter to trial without waiting for the anises. It is comidered expe dient, and that it would contribute to the more speedy punishment of persons guilty, and to the mail:de:Ann of good order and military discipline, if, when charged with murder or manslaughter committed in England sod Wales andoutof thejurisdiction of the Central CninioalCourt, such persons were rendered liable to be indicted and tried at the Centria Criminal Court, and if when charged with murder or rnaoslaughter committed in Ireland, and elsewhere than in Dublin, such persons were rendered liable to be indicted and tried An Dublin. By virtue of this act a judge can order a removal as stated, and the proceedings are to be car ried on in the same manner as In ordinary cases. With the view of preventing • prisoner being injured by the removal, the expenses of his witnesses may be ordered, sad facilities given for his defence. A prisoner may be removed to and from the Central Criminal Court as often as necessary. The act has horriediets operation, and in several schedules the forms to be seed are set forth. NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE RAILWAY.—The report of the directors, to be presented to the half-yearly meeting at Stoke-upon-Trent on Friday next, has, been issued. The director are, it says, enabled to recommend • dividend at the rate of 31. per cent, per annum. The depreesioe of the silk manufacture, extensively carried on in several towns upon the hoe. is but little diminished. The effect of the war in America, to which a large proportion of the manufactures of North Staffordshire is customarily exported, was felt at the very commencement of the dispute, sad its continuance may be inferred from the following statement of the value of earthenware, and of iron of all climes, exported from this country to the United States in the first four months of the ycan 1860, 1861. and 1862 :- 1860: Earthenware. 2.33,3721. iron. 866,7531. 1861 : Earthenware, 125,4591. ; 520,055!. 1862 : Earthen ware, 104,9741. ; iron, 329,7531. The traffic of the canal has partially recovered from its extreme depression in 1861, but it is yet far short of the results of 1860. In the railway traft the passenger receipts have sunkyet lower than those of the oorrespooding half of 1861 ; an d although the tonnage handled is equal to that of the former year, yet, owing to the great predominance of minerals, and of shorter mood a leasprofitable traffic. themoney resultis less, en will be seen by the following statement of the net receipts in the two corresponding half-years :I— 1860, canal, 42,746/. ; railway, 74,4991. ; total, 117.2451. 1861, canal, 31,3291. ; railway, 75,6591. ; total. 106.9881. ; 1862 , anal. 8 4622 1 . ; railway, 68,9021 .: tate!, 102,929/. At the commeoosment of the present half year, however, • more promising state of thinp arose, the returns of traMc being oonsiderably fa advance of those of 1861. It is added that the call of 11. per sham, made payable on the Ist of May last, bee been promptly met, and • considerable sum has bees re ceived in advance of the Anal call of It. 6e. 4d. per there Ohm on the 1$ January nut. 10,000; 10,000 C.OnO , 20,090 -a t e , s.sul 111• TI IF, Oa 1150.000 40026 , 16 100,811 160,000 6%000 60.000 700 . . 000 70,00 c, 10,000 1 100,000 400,000 IS,OOOI 10,000 se.eue mow %l aw !1.,' 1.110 , 08.004 00,000 40.000 2:01 110000 l qu t o l io,aa Viou !10.000 MON KOIA 11. PA. 60,00 i >s 000 !n. N Isuiad 1 1702 al _c,ii.or 81. K 14a. 1.18.6. 68. 86. Edified 111.1/Lio 98.9 CIL prima. i Isla r i n u 101 dl. 7f ri 4 ii it z' l 1 1 pm pm 67 IN Ti 71 4 4 CI prices I 18 181 II 21 24 6 les pa dB 61 ii 1; 100 106 13 18 U 116 KAI 111 US 110 101 1 0 Par i Pal 2 if ife le Se Als 1 le 1 1 1 1 9 111 3 6 11 a pacd 2 14 put i 1 12 14 II 3 __ ._ U 6F I* 71 U II PM 191 1 70i id 17 +6 • 64 21} 19 § 1 9m is 611 180 740 82_ 1,4_ .1 _I Iri I 1 it Y Yl MINES.-(TBIS DAY.) Two o'Cints. A good amount of business is going for ward to-day in dividend-paying mining shares. Herodsfoot shares are in request at the ad vanced price of 40} to 41i. Great Wheal Fortune are in demand at 291 to and Marks Valley firm, at 91 to 10/, with a scarcity of stock. Stray Park are better, at 31, " buyers." There are also inquiries for South Caradon. Wheal Ludoott are steady, at 14 . to j. Several transactions will be found reported in the Stock Exchange list. There is an improved demand for East del Ray Mining shares, which are better, being marked to f pre en . St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 571, being dull. In colonial mining shares business is almost at a stand-still. Craddock Moor Mine, on the 31st July, declared a divi dend of 4s. per share. The Great Wheal Saddam accounts, presented 5t the meeting on the 29th July, showed a debit balance of 7961. lOs. 7d. A out of 4s. per share was made. East Jane Mine, on the 31st July, made a call of 3e. 6d. per share. At Garreg Mine meeting, on the 29th July, the accounts showed a debit balance of 2421. 15. ltd. A call of 3s. per share was made. Wheal Mary Ana sold, on the 30th of July, 53 tons of lead ore at 'rat. 10s. per ton ; sad 26 tons at II!. Ss. lid. per ton. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIE7LANI.TIi.III! The weather continues exceedingly fine and the accounts from the country respecting the appearance of the crops are generally very satisfactory. The wind to-day is from the S.W., with a fresh breeze and bright sunshine. last week the quantity of English wheat to this market was very limited again. Flour not quite so contracted. Barley nest to none. Malt rather liberal. Leans and peas not large. Tares and seeds very moderate. Oats, but few Scotch, and Irish trifling. The supply of foreign wheat was fair, nearly all Prussia/I and American. Of flour • liberal supply of American barrels. Barley short—Mediterranean, Egyptian, and Black Sea. Oats, an improved quantity—Swedish,Rumian, Danish and Dutch, loci nearly :30,000 qrs. front ArchangeL Beans—One cargo ptian. Peas and twee — Very few. A smell quantity lunged, East Indian. Not any other seeds reported. The wheat trade to-day is slow, at about Monday's rates for Engliah. For foreign on board ship le. per quarter lees money is accepted than on this day week. Flour is not worth so much by 6d. per banal afloat. Other descriptions are slow at last Monday's quotations. There is a good isle for barley. Beans sod peas are without change. Oats are a good sale, and worth lid. per quarter more than on Monday last. New rye has come to market, and is worth gent as. per quarter. BiesDa- Liaised sad riposted firm. Clovereeed rather dearer than this day week. Fboarnto Casoora.-Few on band, mid value about the isms as this day weak. WRRAT.-English: hoax and Kent, whits, use, 49a. to 57e.; ditto, Jae old, -a. to -s.; ditto, red, user, 47e. to felia; ditto, fins old, -a. to -a ; Norfolk, he., fine old, -s. is -a.; red, new, -s. to -s. Foreign : Dant i lais. to Mt; fine, 58.. to 59a; extra, 59a. to -s.; Kai 525. is 575.; ditto, extra 374. to 585.; Rostock, extra, to 565.; Mecklenburg, Ms. to 575. ; Uokermark ditto, -0. ; Americas white, 545. to 57a; diMo, red, 50a. to 365.; Cana dian, 50s. to 56a Souse.--English mil tho& -a. to -a. ; fine, -a ; grinding, 27a. so 284.; and (stilling, 30s. to 31a. par qr. foreign gruiding, 25.. to 29..; ditto distilling, 29.. to 31,6 Maur -English, Eames sad Norfolk, 69a. to 635. ; fins, 63a. to 675. ; Kingston and Ware, 6.5.. to 68e.; brown, 50s. to 58.. OAT& -English feed, 26.. Oct. to 294. Od.: polite, 30s. to 34e. ; foreign, 27.. to 335. Biafra-English tica 34.. to 355. ; barrow, 38e to 39a.; Ogees, 38s. to 39a. ; foreign, 30a. to :Ma ; tick, 36.. to 37.. ; K • • berg, 38s. to 395. ; • 33i. to 33a Min.-English boikn, 40s. to 415.; w to and blue, 40a to 435. ; maple, -s. to -4.; grog, 36a. to 38e. ; hog, 38.. to 40a. ; foreign. 34.. to 36.. Fiona-Regliik lowa 445. to 465. ,• ditto Jas, 47.. to 51a4 eoeustry, 431. to 43a. ; Norfolk sad Suffolk, 37a. to 395.; French, -a to -a. pa sick; U.S. sweet, 26.. to 225.; Censdiaa. 26.. to 295. : Spanish. a. to -s. lamas Cosa - Whita 31s. to &fa ; yellow, 28a. to 31s, Aciarixo Casariss, all 0. F. sad 1.-Wheat : Bondi saski and Msriaaople, per 41191bL, 45.. to os. ; Ghirks, 45.. to47a. ; Po li sh Odom, per 480th.., red, 395. to 41.. ; whits, -; Danube sad Galata, 355. to 41 s. ; E 29a to 33.. Barley: Roptian and Syrian, per 4 s2:lr.. 31s. to 235. ; Odessa and Danube, do., 225. to 12e. Boma Biorptisa per 49011i5.,30a to 31., Raise : Odors and Galata per 4921ba, 31s. Od. to 320. ; 'broil sad Bulgarioo, par 413016 i., 31a. Od. to 32a. ; French, do., -a. to -s. ; Arnerioia, do., 29.. to 30a. ; Baptise, -a. to -s. Soma--Oanary and, par qr., 345. to 50a. ; HemP seed, par qr., 41e. to 50s. ; Meisksr6 sand, per white, 6s. to 9s, ; brows, 7a to 10a. ; linseed, per qr.. orushiss, 611 x. to 665.; Linseed lakes, Wish. per to 111. Os. to 12/. Os. ; Americoo, this, is brio., per toe, 121. Os. to 121. 10s.; do., is bega,lll. Oa. to 111. 102.; Billio, 01. to Of. Oa. Marseilles, DN. to W. Mi.. Baps ashes, 61. Os.to 71. ; Taros, par bushel, wisher, Bs. to 9s. Od. ; Rape seed, Eighth, per qr., 64.. to 71b. ARRIVALS isle LONDON VIM JULY IS IS AWL S. Wlisat.rarigr. Kai& Oats. twos [Pawl row. Oosetirise. qrs. gra , qrs. qrs. gra I gra I brim ockg. &nisi .. 2517 tt NM 1513 208 141 , 11014 I I .... I jai ail sr zn oat; IS; lour. 100 ..nytg. u.—V,llese. 1,1 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (TIIIB DAT.) (nom oca uwx oasanniumner.) (BY BRITIAN AND num smainno TIIIIIIBNATIO Market firm, at the advanced "leftism Good balsam doing. Sales will probably be WAD balm MINCING LA2II.—(THIS DAT.) &aim —A floating cameo/ flavessta mid far the [felted Kingdom at 265. 6d. for No. 13. leased gimlet withoui amigo prima COML.—The market is shady trot quiot. Rica is dull of sale sump& far cargo Siegal. for which there is a fair dermas& 3.000 bop of good Salem sold at 9s. Corm.—At Ina prier 800 baba sold. astrrwria.—No 61111.6 roported. The pabhc Wes iisehrwl for to-morrow amid of 908 bhda. of West Indic sad 650 hap of lleupl sear, 60 auks 400 bags Carlo*, 140 eases 1,083 bags But India, 338 packages Mocha, and 6,700 bogs 0/ Brazil eoffee, 700 bop saltpetre, 30,00 U bap rice, sod 100 chests shellac,. TALLOW MARKET—MIN DAT). Tbe market is quiet to-day, at the hthowthg prim : Town tallow, 60s. 9d. ; Petersburg Y.C. as the spot, 495; August, 48.. 9d. ; September, 30s. ; October to Deeesthwa, 50.. to 50e. 3d. FAILTICULULA OF TALLOW. ifeeL Stock on head tile day .... Delivery Let week Ditto trots Ist Jew Arrival last week Ditto treat let June Price V.C. per cwt. thin day Ditto Toni lett Friday H,1711 1,114 LIN KOMI 111,1111 1./1 1,711 maw 11.177 aft IL 441/ Ma ed. 411 s. IL 12.1/11 iiii _,_. _ 9.129 Ms. Od. SOL 9d. Arrivals tar tbs wok swab* Aiwa 12 kat roar, 1,.= sad 6121 . 102 7, SAO iota. Um antwsl2 beet meek 887 tkisra. 4811 sosak Amporks, $ piscee-4441. 2.27$ Osaka METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (TH/8 DAY.) We have a very large supply of besets ; • considerable proportion, however, te of inferior quality. The warm weather makes buyers cautious. Prices on the average are lower, yet Lbws is not much Indus tine in the choicest kinds. The number of cheep and lambs is almost the same at on Monday last. That day's quotidian at, pretty well maintained, except for middling lambs. Calves are seller about as on Thursday. From Germany and Holland there are 1,202 beasts, 7,910 sheep, and 244 calves ; Spaim, 3f6 beasts ; Scotland, 170; Ireland, 750 ; and 2,900 from the northern and tuidlaul counties. Par Nam of 8111 a ad. 6 41. Poe elms of Dia a 4.5. 4. Dust 80814, M. 4 4 10 16mtlaalt HMIs& 4 10 5 2 DIM lirmtlimss 4 4 8 1104 Loatwook.... 00 • • lamad pat Maar 3 10 Mhos 4 Iva meted emL 0 0 0 II Pip 1144Dest Mita 0 0 0 lambs Mars at mirkst. 6,090; sheep sad lamta 29,16•; 41Yws, 308; PIM 190- BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Kern. Pattendee sad Smith report the plantatioa mounts better. The late warm weather has encouraged the growth d the base, end the proposal, are in favour of an &Milo erop is all the districts, incept Worcester, whisk is badly blighted. The trade has been dull during the past week, the &amid Wing limited to the immediate weals it aosenimers. GOAL MARKIT.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Had Elettaa,l7s. Id. ; Will. Bad Lasabasa, 17a. 3d. ; Will. Fad Haswell, 17s. 6d. ; Will. Hod klistispsol, 17s. Walls Bad Broady's Hatton, les. 9d. ; Walls Hod Russell amiss, Hs. 9 J. ; Walls Bed South Hellas, 16s. 9d. ; Walla Bad Candor. 10s. 9d. ; Wall. Had Thorpe, 14s. 9.1. ; Walk Had Aosta Class, 16s. 3d. ; Walls Had Hettos .rl4e. Hl. ; Walls Hid Pissawellgata, lea. 3d . Zed Hag, 11.. 9d. ; Wylam, 15s. 9d. ; Tss6eld Naos Bates. 13s. ; Maids Hart*, 15s. 6d. ; Fluting's Hadley, 15a. 141.-1137 .Yips at swim& =.Is:MINIM iia;0001 1,0 7 1 bl 2 5 14 ! '' 4,000 1,024 ~ !A? emel .. S!' 36 l 0:01 i] 11400 .. 612 .. 6,000 - e,itiol e,oool 1:666 1.024 406 612 266 /666 1004 I.lift loiso 'U., 76,000 10,000 05.000 12,000 10.000 76,003 25,000 16,000 10,0043 *howl •100 11,000 10,101 1.11.116 OXON NAN 1140•0 NJ'S MON 4174 NO.MO 46.030 as di Ss 4 I 6 41 43 iW * 360 -- 4 -3- 100 106 29 31 1 16 11 11 I2i 11 34 36 210 340 10 311 12; 117 It lti 1 10} 114 li 14 16 17 ose ice! i 60 481 id 14 at 11 101 12 _ 1