The Express. — London, England, 1849-03-31 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 31, 1849. bang direct towards the bet. I paean a fiesh •it aim, hest the left tide either porch looklag.from the bridge. I coed on the porch. I taw • inn I saw a light alter ai if amiagepperasly from the hen. I heard • deur *tr. very loudly. The others had welted on tout ds Kettertagham. I followed them, aid bad go-s • little way falter, about 46 yards bons the ham. I had a mead report, but not coo load u the fiat I did not see any gash. I proceeded en. Before I did so, I heard the thashell ring. Rase (who wet sit i• gat the Sam) hen asked when the vitals let Wymoodham ? Mr. Bina Rohl remand that it was nail fir runnel end prisoners to address the inn and the mama stead. log.~ He had obeeived that the primmer had Oct dose so either today or e macaw. Ulan wee an resew ter his siting he amid permit him; balf aet, be saw a roma why be ahead aoilop: the used mune. Rash ram sad sad he had set he the amnalence cd re issue to kb papa. He add state a reason why he should sit ; he would therehre stand. The pram eresoneenhard the atone—Mary Clarke went into the his.. kr • few Wastes. The night was very dark; sot ee deb. howevor. es to paned his from 44th.. • weft whom be met. There were ties. abed g i n i X mode the pin darker than the aye gees, He saw • spark of addax lw op ten or twelve hie efts be hal the Oat report Had sever been examied bins a e, and led sever ftied his name to the agaddia v. v.., mu widest before the coroner. We all stood afar the gate whilst Mae meat into the bests The Nan, I think, was ea the hit side of the porch, aad a yard it two hem it. We wave bang sad hughiag at the time we heard the report. Plea the Ow we arrived at the gate said the /tut diet was filed, about eight sabintse I Ilia woe the w the peek door I heard sbusined. l ll east quits overtakes the ethers when I heard die mead MOM I Wien rusts light appeared in the pink after the first shot. Ide out Wok I could have db. degibed • person pining by dm light ; there is room for • pun to pa by the +today, shish was high, withoutob thuds" • light, sad pus away atheist Wag Awned. I am an it was a doer that eat damns& I bad get front 110 to 200 yards it.. the hall hada I braid the alarm ban. Clerks had pa with • magi le Kn. Jenny. I mu mese free the time I lilt Wymeaditoulo 'p till I got tellathenaltem, neept those I have mistimed. needy Saud aid was this mad. She was dread in mosealog sad locked very pale. She we eanoileilasti Risk Sally ens after she bed Wm Mom mil the mitten tali prove his inaesenso—lie bit it hie dole M tely ber he La sada matter as this a Mabee mkt MMtluau Rolfe mid he add Mar bar isidease ; if the aimmiteed pedery el • was liable to peaishmod. The side .se was hr the to jedgo. If be and Whig thijox nosil y senes me see m wood be mae glad them Ummiff d Sada%_sedami try Mr. irlaigsse—Miti sol the balm asmilated with Math to pa age. ad tame dews to aide with Ma at SNOW Hal. la Pelinsey, 111411, they west to Leedom, at No. 2, =evened, Islieglest. la west by the same of Jan. Oa the MO Oneber she remembered prose aimed lamer, Tames Jersey, gad Richard Read, pa ad there at seven intho evening. Memo initiate were freeload ; they wen in her handwriting. (The witness fesquatly looked at the istioaer, bat only bra mesons at • time, Una she withdrew berme. Her leek es these maims raged mush pity and mmown.) Ruts had pre viously told her to copy the thimaat. She did as aid he it to her When the pieties Move named some he pea dad the paper ; it had bout iytag as the table hue the VEllll6llWietil Ir. It was read was aloud by me whom she add act now remember. She saw ali the parties put their *Wares to it. Tb. mamas was hire asked le move k disk forward. auk imgplei thee she ahead have a holdesi. The Ut ast, WA ha lean, sad repsdedig leaked at Pali with Moth mesa. • footstool was bniogbt. Mamba= air lased—She part her Nem* to It after they wet an par, as Rash's roped. Mr. Mash was to pay the amass of trammittiog the papas to the eanntn. Mr. Jaw and Mr. Lena wen amine. The then left et aim waosk ; she sorer saw anyid them after, neat Read. Nest day bat use, the 6th, sere to Henna by Mr. Reed's diner dos. He hid kft mi the 4th. flhe adademi hem him that dews to go to the Howin(tr sea kie.M•ewith. Path met bee et thereilway statism, sad teek beek:ttlyPeninhem. Moth .ad l slept in Weems rem th a I Pas& same Imo afterwards. I think a the Maks. Oa Mods' Paoli Rae told me that =was to drive me to Morwish. The gig was to the frost doer, mad I saw Ruh. did am t sin yr. be mead tab me tar. We redo sums dhlimee t alea Xs. Mash sod I get est of the rim had walked SE 111 I taw what I ador ned le be Stanfid•hall. He said " You had hiller wait outside, sad Igo in." He thee told me to wait them He said if I was wanted he would send for an. I nosised there twenty minutes. Hs this came oat sad ides' ate. I abed him if he had agreed with Mr. Jersey. He mid be bad. On genii* beck to the gig Mr. Ruh told Savory to drive to Norwich, whiuk he did, sad I went ta the Bowling Oran. I arrived there on Monday sight and slept there. Oa Intarday morniag I treat to Mr Stany's lodine: by Mr. Rash's direction. Mr. Rash ealled en me at Mr. Stacey's is about • week after, mad siid he had some attire; to occupy my time. He produced a writhes papa, from which I war to write, and the paper cm which to writs the co)y. It was steamed. I madetwo copies. The Sada after that he ease spia. He showed as one ' of the pieces of stamped paper which I had written. He said to sae " I want you to pet you name to what yea did for ms yesterday." He then gen me the papers, both pines. The um of "J. Jenny," was added to it. I WOOD my aims against the weed winter." Mr. Rush weal away from Norwich toes after that. I observed the date, and I mentioned that it bore the date tithe same day ea whisk we wen to Stanfield. I said, "I nay be • witness thee, although I did not go ;" we had some words together. He said he did not wish to make me • winos. Mask time posed beta's us on the subject. He took the paean sad went away, tellies me they were only oaks I wrote a letter to kin a du iratdect the eat day. I haw ho the passer that he dawned that letter. I wren to his ea the Moan. I cannot en he said be thelayed the tear. Mr. Edward Cann, clerk, pied the sena eta modem es the prisms" ea the 22ad, n prone. that lase Pram said he was is • vary alma position to protium pipers th i =ad been nista ee middy. d's marniaation esstiaued—The letter was a the subject d beim a amen He was age, at my writing to him. He said it was very Ishmael to write about such lama% Oa Frid'iy,Nev. 3, he took me to Foto& Touts. Mr. sad Mrs. Ruth VON there when I got there. I took postai= of one of the boineens. I lived wholly up stairs while I was there. I remember doing some ether urines be Mr. Rush. That wee ea Tenday, Nov. 21. Be gave me something to copy. I copied it ea to stamped paper. I maid them on the Tuesday asenting. Alter I gave him the espy, hs said he as ping to take the sealants to Mr. Jermy to sign. I thought all este deseemeste I wrote were the same. He meat to Staidial•hell, mad ranned to dinner. He weal that half-past dens ia the morning, sad ratented shortly before!. When he learned I asked bin Jena had dried the paper. He said, " No," but he was plat to sall in the afterama ea his way to Felasiagliam. He laid Mr. Jitney had behaved very kindly to his. He as damage they bad sever ha any weeds together E s se a r" What a men Mr. Jenny is! " P• w OM. Kr. Jersey kept maim in to bear the et , agendas, sad old Mr. Jams , told him to Iran *tic room. The elder Mr. Jermy aid he wean ...used atter dinner. Mr. Rush told me I hoe WO my walk. He maid did altar I same had ite sad a lade writing to do. I velum' la those ban am bear. When I came in 1 f00...d a peat may paps? ea the labia. After I had tan of my shags be said, I M nun wen t you to tut t to thew woos pa wrote for me.' I law tee of those pears. These wave this pawn (receiving them hem the Weal onaed). Than is another that I have not ems its. Mr. Rash asked me to idea them. He said. " Put adeignatan to them ad the weed witness." They were m,mase bag allowed sea which to write my name. I saw Mr. Rash write his alma to the tom doeumeat. I pat my manse ant. I did ass ado* that the use of Lae Jong was =dad to the isseemsat. Ido not know whether it was et am. When I gave Mr. Rash the pope I. the manias then wee so eras It: at all. I C.Zthiltrawils ta ser. " net to it whets I s ) ga ed it. I don't Mew was he sig= it. Oa Friday, the Pith of Nov., Mr. Bash went at kr ma bees or tee la the evening. They had less at Potash Para three or her days when he said ke bad to go out after poeshen. The examiaaties had proceeded a little farther whoa the wines, who was math exhausted and deeply *dot, mas gashes* lo idles ler a few simiem. Meth Meal ler nee meth she let the emia slim be .termed ish seat la die dash. On the re.asiembike dam mart salary, gercrail ilawifort's enmakatiou was proemial with. She Nenday, the Me. I saw Mr. Ruh sureiglag his papers, awl humkg some. I know on the Ontinday E= that Mr. auk bid hought a *Mt kw IBS IS 011 te as Tuesday, the 11111. It win hi Ire. Mr. Bush ma I were So go t and at IPS NM 10 salt I MIMS end two of Mr. Rua% davglitors. Mosiley, the 27th, was my birthday. Thug Mr. Zee sad hi wii falakilla In the house at Polish up to that time. They orcupiel the other alde of the home. The gamut went away. Mr. Push sad I bad our dimes as usual on the Money. He did set go to Norwich. He west oat, but I did not us hint pe out or return. He was UM gam out as long as usual. Not Eton than in hoar end a MIL Mr. P —Yea led ten at 6 o'clock, I believe ? lb. Bub—f °West to that way el putting the question. She will not say 5 o'clock. The Julgo.—Ask bar tho hour. Best—lll y lord, the learned gentleman may moth all MOAN la Ma, bat let Ma spool so as the vitamin ma Use him luny Bandked's miasma osatisned.—l heard a repset M ilatramo ea the smoke of Monday. Sub came hue the "Mum sad wait ip skims, taitight down hi gun, sad *ad b at. Ho bwson ostnhortly before tin; Map. pseud vary kw. Ha said le was not very well. We had sum onimmation about ping to the °wort ; I was unwil ling met Mika SUN" he was unwell. Ho saM he abeeld Mr. What did you say to his about that ? Wlntim-1 aMd to it. Mr. Preadomeet—llly did you *Wad ? Winsie—l said kwaght thin was something more than prors._ (S T es el, there w s he then w—Whet FronewP did say Wlmmoas. Ms. trimisrpen—Anything mesa ? aid he should only have two or shoes lism Min to oat sad then hi should aneroid. Mr. Praidergi go amt—You hadtook mein MOM', bad pia not? Witmer—Tu. Ur. Prosisegoot—How did you read ? W1U,0911- 8 autism he reed old sometimes I. 1/2. Preadersait —What ilia he say about the success ? _ Wilson—Yu, hs asked U I ricollested as =sedate of Bruce. JIA do—What were the words ? Witness—They were, Do you make< the auesdete of Bra He sosceethd the 7th time ? Mr. Preadergest—Did be my saythlag about **story ? —Witter—He spoke of the anecdote of the slider that it had mad* several WNW' to spring oa the wall. That it had tried six Liaise sad faileC ad that she 7th time it sueesedsd . Judge—What MA he thee say about himself ?—Witness : He he weld try the 7th time, sad he would seemed. He bad failed du time, but he would not fail aow. Mr. Pre aliegest—Did the *Neer remain some time, or go eat 2—Witases: He west out sows. Mr. Paws mit—Did you beer him go out P—Witnees Yee, I beard kiss goo sad speak to Savory. That was alter be came slows the last time. Mr. Preadergeat—Did yew him au that ottessiow at all ? —Wiesen: No. Mr. Presismset—Where was the boy ?—Wituees I deal army. Mr. Prerisegeet—Did you sit in the parlour while he was oat ? WIN=: Yes. Mr. Pieridergere—How son after he was gone did you bear smiling el him t—Witases ; He returned about half past 9 ehieeL I heard him rapping at the porch door. He. reewdellinst— What did you de f—Witnees : I went to the deer to lit bln ie. Ms. Peembepit—What did he my /—Witeses : He said, vest the alt. I masked it. Sunbathe is ddef matinued—He then went up stairs. I asked him if he would have a light. He said, " No, he would eel." As he passed the padeuelac.r he told me to go to bed. He west wham and SIM dews win. He ems Leto the parlour. Thee wee whisk a the inhaeles at the time he CMG Is bet. He had neithereeel ear these en when he same down stake mid west bee the mien. I heard a noise when he same in, and I *bathe mat have had boots or shoes cm. He appeared wry ears. He told me to take the up of the An of mid obese to bet. In masequenee of hie a , I asked his what was the matter, end anytang had kippered. He said, " Ns, nothing; if anybody *elms for me, say I was eat oaly tea minutes." I pet water on the be, sad went up stain. I west up te 3k. Riek's risen and knocked at hie deer. I said, "Whisk rasa shall I I deep he and he said, " Hen" bussillasely afterwards he said " No, so." When he said that lus same towards me sad said, "Go tato year own." Hs added, " You went soar dress anfasteeed." Ilbse I had been at Potash lane Mr. Beth sad I bad ahem slept la the sew bed. I weal into lay ewe roes by Mr. Burl's direethem I observed when 1 west into his rum that there wee a Are bomb, bright. I had ask liOted any fire before be same home. After I lad been in my own roes sons time I hand him go down stairs. His retained very shady to his own room. He locked himself La when I west into say own room. I Let tato bed then. After thinking a great deal then lb. Reek, I fell solarpp.. About 3 o'clock la the morning Mr. Sash cense sad kaockad at nay door. I 'eked who was then, sad he said " L hi may se- I want to wish you good night. nide your door." I undid the deer, sad he ere taro the bed room Ile said, °Yea min be Arm ; if say one asks you how beg I was eat, asp raly tea sinter." He added, "Yoe may bear eamethisi la the Illousbi." I was tun- LIME ; be he said, " Yee appear , si ss ?jh yea had the ague." He end wield Mit Ye mil pet ever see. I asked him several lbw w had kagpansil. I took his by the band, and I head he was step way such. He said owassbiai dent his peer eater, and he hoped God would lima M MIN flea had clone eslblng wrong. As he went eat oldie sbe said eamsdalag dint a hat and leis' but Ide set hew what it was abet. I remenber a pec uliar pair of been that Mr. Rash wee in the habit of wearies, they wen tied behind and open at the aides. I have ems then repeatedly ; seer them drying the next muraing, es though they ba il bees wore the night before. 0 3 the Saturday or Sunday I saw the boots in the hems. Siam that time I have serer seen than. I remember Mr. Bush Wilt ereto a closet in the Indoor teas days beim these transaations. There were two closets ie the parlour, and are La Ale bedroom. He showed se where he kept his papers that were valubh. He showed se is. of the plinks takers up. He showed me bow to rides it a ,sisal is au of fire. There wee a cloak is the prisaor's bmdsaes - - Tbs flesh aes shows to the witness sad Montilla as be- M the - prisms. Cresswadasd by Rash—Were yes told of say midis* to be sire in this soars 'galas Ise Was maim here ? Witass . No. Rosh.—Whoa did yes sews ?—Witnas : The day bean yessay. liask.—Nse yo had say etsvenation Asti this ? Wiser : Ti., vit► Ns. Cana. R,h..yrits4 did ha aek t—Witness : Whether I had el; tire d Priesser.—Did le ever take anything down I—Witmer : Yes, about its bat mad lisisp. Primmer: Have yon sot beard Savory say that ha has lees Sir Joke Beilawea beeper go bite the plantations sear orbits* and best oat the game 3—Witness : No. Prism*: Did it set often happen that our cloth was a good deal illeter thus the railway time I—Witness : Ti., it was asseUisit- Priam" : Wee I set sitting as the easy chair a long time before tea, sad yes were sitting es ay bun oa Toosiay ? Winton That was daring tartiesp. Prkeser : Cosld yes at that time think I mitosis' have bees guilty d sulk a iambi' arise I—Witnew : No, I skald set. _ _ - Pri — Noasi: Did Mr. Casa road s sob I wrote to you 1— Witamo : llla MM ass tbe ociattats of it. (Thu Isu impel k sad reed, it - Mtured to ea unjust socesadom whhli had Ina ands spina hilm, awl informed her that eho Ira as/k/si Is her llism his bed whites, sad expressed at i h m et ed heth bar sad bar elhate lUe nista be happy ; he her the !era expressions he had vied towards Mr. Rush—Do you sot know that sines I hays base ululated with yea say temper has bias amicable, mad that I have paid "very Works to my ?Aeons duties? Wiumee—We have had rayon genually every maesiog since 1 have boss at Potash. -- A11;1'741;v, you not whenever you hare eons into wry bedroom knelt down by ray bedaido and meld your prayers ? Witmer — V a~ frequently. Not always. Ronk.—Had I icy ream to believe that year eandeet wee iseaseletent with your predeniese ? Witness (baltily).—liy eleafreet bad. (Here In a load to of voles.) Net beim I taw to Norfolk. (Wham than least her head apes her beads tad wept bitteriy). Rusk.—liave I not eadeivoured to show kiadases sad aoasiatesay of conduct niece I knew you ? Whines.—Yes. Anat.—Wee it net agreed that I should have ao farther ecataerina with you, except that I should be a kid father to the children ? Witham—Tee. _ _ _ RusiC—:isO you Tecou•se th. rem* I gave in adopting that muss ? Wit:min.—No. kusl7--*asitaoitiatin should shot have a hoasefal of childna vitae!' burst labs team The Jade mid : Ali this is end I emit allow you thus to wound the feelings of the whams INSIMMINInIy. There is not a question you have pat that us It all be use ful ; and I will net allow you to no beyond the Wilt you contioes ga wound the Wiens of the whom. Prisoner—That is net lay intention. Jadp—Well ; it may not lib you intention, bat it evi dently has that greet. The prisoner here indulged in sent limeades, against the witness, which ske indignantly repelled. Rime ran through the sours, but they were instantly repealed by the diens. Primmer—Wee I not mining with you eis the easy chair beim tea an the evening at the warden t—Witsein : Yes before yes went out you asked me to ewes gad kiss yen, and I went over to you. I tappets that is what you want to be explained. Prisoner—Where did yea and I stand bakes tea ; I don't want yea to say an ything that is net true ?—Witness : By the flre-plees, I tkiak ; bat I don't know. Prisoner—l ask you whether, after sinks; en sty knee in the parlour, you did not so up-stain, to put as another drew. This is a natter of life and death, esy deer, and I hope yen will welt Sealy r—Wltnew : I sanest regalia% west I had en Ade 'Wei IS woken' Preeew—Deetyn reediest we ked to wait somas time before the kettle Wiwi t—Winsons : Tee, I think we had. Primmer.—Did I net tall yen when I same howl as the Monday that I we ttauull ?—Wftaam : Tea Primmar.—Did we set talk over the table a long time perhaps ea hoar ?-1111sem : It might have bees non than ea Mu. _ _ River.—Did I sot have Goo easy chair before tie in atm tea, sad slt than a lass_ disc Rocolleet, for God Alai/litre solo l—Witaosa : Too dialog bate the chair be ton tho an all,r tea at all that I as maim yet:retviii;etve bed new esaversation when I saes dews, and jut bane I was P—Wit. uses : No, yea did we, pa bad miter yea IMO pa NO aspen Maiden I sell te”a that I ahead net De wee leag—eat as ?sag as *lee sad vim I said I was 'eft est after peadiere i—Witsele: Yee, you maid yea AMU not be gene hog. Rash.—Wan you reading that eight atter I west eat ? Weasel : Yes, I yes. Rah.—Coold I have been oat non than halt as hoar ? Wi s tness You appeared to rotas soon, bat I was reading a su is ft P.ash— ttr i= were you reading ?—Witeen " White. Rush—How auk did you read of it while I vu out ? Wittier—About heat a webanui• Rah—Year owe words were, " He ease bane to tea on Tare*, at ex Weleek." Wu it not so ?—Witeese : It was. Rush--Did yea hear me go up stain P—Witeses: Yes. Rub-41ow long vat I that•?—Wleaue Attest a wear den beer. Beat—Did I sot bar the door while I stood by it ?—Wit. Bass : I den% haw. Resle4iew tell me ea your oath was I eat an hoar alter lea when I left P—Witues: Yoe were. Zak leebled ea laving the wftness'e depositions before tbe reed. They did au Ma from the exami nodes L Wit Bub—Did you sot look at your week bolero I west out es=siglit ?--Wiewas : No. ebelithne did yea get into 'per pea? Wit mer—Aleut 9 Wasik. Raeb.—Wbat did yea et with you watek that night ? Witnee—lt was in fey ram Rash—Wben did yea whet it sp ? Wit —I don't re °alba Mealy limp at all. Rah—Wm Man a large Ire le ay beams ea that evening ? Witmer—Uwe wee. I pat the water te It se Rat— . . that yon rear up sled ßau—Hew 111 Z eav it tht il art s Weil saga ra Mart— Wass.: I ion say it wee l but I dee% weedy reunion Bel—When yea NM up did epos the deer Its ou to ante istP—Witatie : N,; I opened the doer myself . I could me thus was a Ace Deters I got ap a Shocks& Rash—How fez did you coma into the lONS ?—Witsess : About a 3 s 4. I about sitting is a chait. Rash—lf you only speak the truth yea can do as no harm. I hope you will take great are, and not homy 'muesli in say et your answers. I wish you to speak the troth, so that you may haw poet of m l hereafter, sad that you will not swear away my life hater then you are able. Did the ire have the AsppearAtes of having *Ma lighted some time l—Witness : It won lighted some time. Prbecter—Did I not request you to take a light into your room ?—Witnees : Yes, you did. Prisoner : After I had given you lestrutions not to take the light into your room, did I net tell yea, before yea want into she room, to do all such little things on yea might meat a light to do l—Witness : Yon humied me out of this teem. Prisoner : Whine did you pt the Nadia front ?—Witness: I brought It up rain. Prisoner : At the time you went a hem my room, what Points did you do—little things, for postwar, betas going to bed P—Witness : Nothing. Yea pat your Dards out, and thrust me out of the room. Prisoner—Don't you recollect that I impressed upon you the mosesity of doing this ? Winless—No, I don't remimber anything shout it. Prisoner—Do you recollect your watch being down the next minim Witatm—No, I don't mediae& it at all. Prisease—Try and recollect what things boa took off. Wm the light out before yea left my room ? Witaess—No. Jades—Where was the prisoner? Witness—ln his room. Prisoner—Did you not ask, who I was unattening your dross in my room, what was the maths? Whams—Yoe, I was continually asking you. Prhoan—Did I act tell nu that I was easing late year room when you loft mine? ifitaia—No. Prisoner—Did I say anything which woad lead yea to upset that I won lawful el some ens coming, and that Men tors I did aot wish m be la your room at nig ht? Whams— I don't recollest._ Prhoser —At the tine I was 1016Mlein yes dress is say rasa do you rentember sae eosaplainlng if beig nese No, Ide net. Primer—Are yen me that you made se °Wreaths of the sort about my 4is being cold when I =helped your I dress l—Witness : No; I do sot Prisoner—Don't bum that the teed Mr west ?eg ie h s =lein it h et std?—Witasa: I desetlisow that. When were yea whoa I was pimp up stake— Witness Is the pulevr. Pekoes:— lime yes set stated that you Used mi go up stairs when you were elsewhere ?—Witness No; I have not stated anything cf the Mad. Prisoner—l taut ernes more meths yea against styieg ant{ tisalerly. This is a matter of life sad desalt, say whether after yoe left sie that sight I dig yes set seam is sad get into your bed, asyiag at the tine that must have get the ague. Dos% let hie &limey No with you. Did I sot pet Into the bed I—Witssee ; No ; you rested 'wolf on the bed. Prisoner—Did I sot get into bed ?—Witness ; No. Prinaer—This is a matter of the greatest importance. I have peat love and Meaty towards you, sad I pray to God that yen speak the truth. What was the dm time I oasts tate your non I—Witners: It was tewszde morales. It was quite dark. Prhoser—Had you bees Weep the first tine I ease is I—Wien.. : Yes, I had, and you woke ms ap by knock- fag at the door. Prhoser—Did I pt into bed at all when I cane hems ? Yee, got Tha Leto nk y bed on the second enemies. P ou is right. ledge—Did he get int o bed that on both oessions /—Witaess No ; only the last tine. Priseser—Was ft net then that I emplaned of you as baying the ague ?—No, it was not. It was the fleet tine, when you were lying on the bed, that you osaplatned of my JJudge—You had your hand I. his ? Wham—Tee; I had. lair—Did he pt into bed alter getting the east ? Witasse—No ; it was act oa that occasion that he pt into had. Prises—Provided you had set glees the sides, you bad before aos would not have saiddillreatly sow. Judge —That is a taphydal gustiest she Isnot answer. Toe say ask bar whether die is answering the quatites with reissues to the facto of the ease, or with tallf••00 to her previous evidence. Are yes (to the witness) answering the questions accord's/ s i siout best recollection of the truth? Witness—l am, ay or Prissier —Can you sa ► y bow long you had been sleep ? Witness—l lad been lying awake thinking, and then dropped off to sleep. The knocking at the door awoke ma. Judge—Were you able, when you awoke, to fors any opinion as to the date you had bees sales, ? Witnes—l cannot say how bag. Prisoner: Did I not sapiela when 1 get into bed that I WWI sisal u cold a you t—Witans : No. I don't recol lect. Priaeur : Did I sot say I got into bad in consequent, of bidft so sold T—Witneu : I don't recollect. PAssur • But you complained of cold, did you not ? Whams: Yes. _ -- ilrinoWor:lVas there anything said about sty haying stood at tits window, oe about ay having bola down stein 2—Wit ness: No. itiaoaer : I ask you to recollect whether it was at the tine I got into bed that you asked me whether I had been drinking anything ?—Witaant : I don't reeolleot. Prisoner : Do you reeolleot whetter it was when I was in the bed you raid, "Fee God's sake what is the inestael / Witeete: I asked you repeatedly what wet the matter. Primmer : WM* thee was it when I said, " You will hear amething bakes inarnlne t—Witseee: The seetad _ _ _ Prbasar : Did I sot any to you oa the first cioession, "Yon wiU most likely soon bar of something wrest, at Staalehl-hall" /—Witasos : Too said so the *mad dam. Primer : Did I sot give you say roma to expect that I wasia g to tall youwlat had takes plea oa the AM thao ? —Waimea : No, sot at all. Primary : Did you Rot ay, " I would rather not hoar it" ? —Wham : No. Rash—Partlos wha hear as 'may Allah I as saying a post deal @plow myself, bat it will all was oat after words. Book trnalpling itush—After I had ban in bed fee some time, did not the reeabUng go off ? Wit:ma—No ; it continued eli the time. Risk—And you upiteled all the time too, I suppose ? Witness—Yes ; I wee skald something was the matter. Rush—Did you act come up to the door, undo it, sad stead by it, and Immense cepenstios about what we were dots( Min evening. Judge.-11eoa what masks ? Widen.—Upon the third time. Judge (to witnees).—Was there a third means open which les`aanse to your MOM ? Whew.—No, say lied, there was not. feet.—Did I not have some conversation with you about pir ta x draughenets ? N whatever. Ibesh.—Do you knew where Ike draught-board was as Inesday ?—Witeees.—No. Rail—Wee not the lost time of our playing at draughts lagul em osat, or in the parlour ? —I don't know; we played at draught:ivory ellp. Rwel.—Was the.. amble, said about payers that night ? There, Ilifilbsees.— were assay shins sail Mat I essumt re- Mist. Rusk.—Was I in the closet when I saitiosed the least pima is the closet, or in the parlour ? Whams—You were not is the closet, but you bad to gas to the deem for something. Rask—That's right. (To the fudge): You any pat that dons. ? (To witness): Did I ever day you going lose any *est Witese—l have bees in it. Rseb—lt has bees left =dose ? Wilma—Yee, ease or twice the key has bear lift is the Rash—Rare I ever 'hided you gdai into that closeliwkes ea wasted? Witaer—l wee was denied, because I never sekeL• I ay. sees the keys is the doers twice. Rash : Did I sot eat a hearty breakfast- as the amok* I rildhesdied ?—Witsees: TOL Bu a: Rare yos read the reports is the men le seethe rides.. vela* ?—Witsees: Yes. Reek—By whose direction were they &ea to yes ? Whams—By no one's dlreodose. lina - What mon won they ? yam read that Was Loads se wall as ths Norwich ? Wisame-410, I did net see she Loadca paws. .46 , i Rash : Do you reediest when I case up to ram Me 1 bourses your bedroom sad Lao, sad whoa elm with ow, that I told you what had taken plus ?-11.41my No, I do net. Kush—Did I toll you nothing ? Witmer—Yes, yea mid than was somolhiag up at Spa. laid Hall. Rusk : Did you mot know what had happosad ? —Wit. awe : No. Rub—What did I tall you at last ? Witann—Yon told me that the two :trays were idiot Rash—How nosy polies were thine is the ross she* you looked late say room that assist Wieser—There IdAt be a doses el them Tke Judee.—Toe tv , e oacepied the soot mete hours with qoosiess totally irrelevant, which do sot apply to the caw Prisearr.—You hays no right to sag that, ay lard ;• you are podsigishig this ewe. Jade.—Well, I mesa to conduct tab mile with all possi ble psalm*, mad perhaps I ought not to hare sad* du remark. Ton an quite right is *Wag 'the seetark. Go on. ___ Irlemar.—Were you ermined ea the 14th Desimober r at the Made t—Witams I think I wee. Ptimistr.—Wher• were you ant cas=hed I ilatetlesesliest where it was. rditars: i rik. ay bod. yes bad bettor rag agora tie was. I bine a sweat deal to sok of alai taloie about the parses, midst it is very hapsetaat I &soli net Tie witness is sot in ait oasis to nabob obo any huger. look, pow thing, ale h Ansa ready 113 of bar seat now. Jadra.—Direatly the witness fifth insurable el slttlag Isere say longer, I will ad es far as her widens@ is ma earned. per you ( tie whom) foal indisposed to mists say kap, sure ta mi lisel. Tb. whom Emir owilloesed leader maks the swim ow expense Ish, at I eels*, baring bows to the ben sloes 10 eolith la Me loonkora by Whiggish iserteli mili tat tiler court toes at at. pod lIM lbe aramexamioktk a at Emily Sandford was to he samast loonwrow (this day maindaa. There are fa .11 it Miasma he tbe reassoution. 10 *Wish' only bare boss szandood up te Vac _4 I 4,SLWAY NEWS. IMAM{ 11161..--LONDOII, MAIM 30. reeirs.-21=4 4 .11br la !mai obanaten depots idea ilaso . D. 0.. Dora .111 4 r&Ded. is& l r I, pp. omip 60. 45= " „..o.w 1. s• 14 II per ID DoeitiogiUmiliro I Do. oProtortato 111 Do. " dock* Jo Olmotor 1101/1616 06. Morton int Dublin tid/L.how DrodolkkEltiiistUtil LobiIIiLLIIIIILILD 3 33 1 D.. pg.l4l.l•oo.ftr, - Clowin Al IP ToorChtor 6pOt 1 Ct ip. . O pet b. *pal ant RAILWAY MEETINGS. CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD. Adjounwit Yweiwg. Icados, Much 30. Captaia Mooason lathe Asir. _ — Til - dialkidAN Mid that the prownt wee an adjourned meeting fteme the usual half-yearly meeting, and the special subject whisk was to be submitted for consideration was the purchase oldie Mold line of railway as a feeder to the Holy head and Chester. Sinop the last meeting the proprietors had remind a statement of monde up to the 28th of February, cad if they had examined the statement and the former one submitted to them, with the intelligence, candour, sad kaowledge of the subject which he be lieved they possessed, they would agree with him that these documents afforded the most ample explanation respecting the pest operations and the future prospects of the company. (Hear.) After some tanker obwrvations, The 811173MTARY read the report of the directors rebrive to the purchase of the Mold line, in which, after nviewieg the state of that line, and the relation in which the Holyhead and Chester stood to it, they declared their unanimous opinion to be that the only course consistaat with the permanent interests of the company was the purchase of that brew* line. The advantages of the Use, at peastretleg a seal field, which would enable the Chester and Holyhead Company to furnish the whole length of the meta line with a sal superior to that hitherto brought from VI rtzbait at a lower prim, were next pointed out, and other entrees of traffic having been enumerated, the dine ton concluded by expressing a confident opinion that mach benefit would mane to the company from the possession of the Mold railway. The net revenue of the line was esti. mated at 11,0784., which on the cost of construction would give a profit of 61. 19s. 2d. per cent. The articles of agreement between the two rawly ems pastes, respecting the purchase and sale of the Mold railway wen next read, and the chairman moved that they be lid lir ted. . G. C. GLYN, M.P., seconded the modes. After some conversation, in the coons of which Mr. Alderman Theeapsoa and Meters. Clay and Yeats sup ported, and Mame. Heiman and Stony oppoesd the ori ginal motion, for Wing the purchase of the Mold line, ft was put from the e end carried in the affirmative, by a majority of 37 over 9. The meeting then separated. PIIDISIAN GLAND BASTIAN JUNCTION (STII7I/I AND Kontossnao).-2,384 man Sr. at presaet employed on this line, the works on which are sethaly progressing. INJUN6II3 07781 EMIR° WEEK.—(Ttaa Roilowy Chrenirte. Drtrzwarre.—Olsogow and Oreenoek—Se. on the 231. therm, and b. 611. co the 121. 10a. shwas; Glasgow, Pairley, and Ayr—At the rate of 2 yet emit, per annum. April CorrraAcm.—York Newman, wad 2. CAL-ca.—Central of !rows-21. due March al; Cork sad Hendon —11.6 x., due April 2; Bow AskiLa-11. as the new Air% doe Muth 31 ; Loudon and tkatth-Western-11. Da. 4d. as the third shares, toe Much 31; Moakland-21. 10e. as the ISt. guaranteed Mures, doe April 2 ; Parte and Lyon-21., doe April 5 ; Noottleh I[id land-31. on the new Week, due Mane 30 • Obrewerwry and Birmingham—lt. on the .. A. and .B " shares, dam Mark 31; South Yeekalim Donemeter, ant Goole-23. dee Mutt 30 ; Wain:haven and reihre-21. du March 31; WhitehavenJanetion -18. Itta.3 on the sew U. duns, doe April 1. CLAIM—Weft wedliAM Au. It to MA A 24.—(Trem Bo il e g iVitll.2lt Pi '''.'".... h4VialLitib: = masa— =rail- - 1.313 358 %LI Della A Washed& • 144 Po" , I MA P•••• i Nada: iw a W i i: 1,316 tit 4 Mao— . dU 410 ." " iiiza ie ....... . as. Waiiiiiii Ihrt Manta. rim Meg.. 2.601 3.313 a illnesses 1.3 lUr e Ayr IAA 2. lbelwn ... ''''' lir k Gre &LUNA La a Waaa4 SA Vail vat Jamaica. warn Madera— 1N York k M. of waft MlB4/ oray Chron 114 S . . . - '46 7 736 - 1 - ; 1.194 6,961 37,141 3 1.71.1 417 717 7.431 11.464 kW 6,037 1 143 117 3,373 1.096 10,1114 11.666 11,066 2.614 1,923 1.407 ru 1.747 916 6.67 7.046 2.179 1863 KW 161 11.334 10,033 UST 7.291 11;91170 - iiiiii - :.a I , DollopNaar 6pOt D0.111.1.69C4 7 .•. 1 2 11 Do. AO Ns. 2 par b. 10 Do. NwitEsstepai 20 Ds. N., 6 jo. 11 13 1 Ds. &sham u X c at 2 6 c 1 0. Natons C 2.41 yy Ds. do. de.. ..... .1 N.M.— Owe Bo lit * D ada. .. .0 Do.4o,6 l Wir:eg i i.4 a 21 Do. Naw • • • Do. skarn_ If • i [ ce Do. . 110 36 Naar esailiia;a. • Glas.in= a .sCarl. than De.is=r om enid, I Do.to. p. Do. ll 46 WS , *warn 1 114. 141 orenatil $l2 X Do. do.. O Up. 31 Ds. Was . 3sl. 36 40p. 14 Do. Now Ui 331 4 116 Gnat Wotan 16 IN De. dorsi 461 i p Do. Is Ds. 12 De. New 1N... N lluddwellaidirltan. /0 Do. do. Mir* SO HoD sad &Any 961 X Do. 6 shares qSO 1 2i Da. i shares._.. 10 4 Lau. and Oartide. . 31 16 Do. Mira par Ip. LaissasAirstrorisk N Do. M 16 194. 46 Da. 13 11d. v s Ds. shwa 22.2 II Do. 411 Ds. als4ssalAs 1 la. 16 Do. Mae 10 Onllowllaonewet 1 9 Do W.l. Usti*. IL X * Wiw i 96 Do. Piero ... .4 r N Iwo& and Orseord •• 611 Gads ant TWA 0 Ds. Re .19 276. .91 Ask. lire AM Looks woll I 121 Do. Nalaulaw. 10 L0a..11116Ma.. lt.Cn. l6f 1 60 D Do. Our. Wm Or. a.PrOarao.69.o. U 11 Do. Omni A. 10 61 6 Do.* stip.* 6 12i Laden t D 9 90 91 IS s. hop. 1 LasimiZlaanwer 113 41 4 I Da /11/11iWil in • Do. i D&4ol.skares,o-1. 115 le Da..101.44.01f 2B a IS De.IOIAL.Na 1 D0.101.th..11 aße 41 Wralroircisiiii: porooi. -. PAID. SO Gorr Urges a I lk M. I: MIL 11104. 14 D. SIM& I D41.D.Pr01.7 or. a 14 rDszcale. I li t id lit i =l i pe z 34 44. 10 D V ..ifist 104. Prot 1 101 14 DdeLerim..o4. 30 SC 15 D. 0b..... 41 D 4. 04.. in p.. It tk iiiiirnia u Hi & 21. zre. Dad 1 . 7 ,... 45 Do.llomt ,Va I* IffollaaJ .. NO Do. COM. /44,./ . . U Do.. ammo. 100 Do. b oat Dog 52 CNI. &IA Hr. is 60 Mt 46 Mid% Wad I IT SI Iferusarid X doeft MUM 111 . •••••• 4 .1 6' Do. t hir aior • ta tforylo SO VI IS.. Nat 10 4 . , 18 Do. Par. 64 'CC l7 18 4 Dm do.6Mar. 4; 41 U Do.looffd. 13 De. 44 • p?r i la 4 14. DolooMm &Mom i Um* oadoilem 145 OmoldWoro I; Web 23 21 NI IM • X hada% _,__ l2 14 X ia lt Iff Pi M- S D. do. oeue 10 flarommllr. doled 8 Dodo. Now err. u ......4*.s.fr ••• Ir. • n& Dam • Tara IN Do. 4.... y l. 18 : Do. 2 =Contrfai 111 Deka U Do. 2il = 4 354. ~,. . 23 U D.% do— ..414:1 IT D.A.. ........ 121 1054. 31 Do. do. . 2l 10 Dd dm Ai% .... fi n so Diawilers.."&4lll7l is fx& Walm.. , , 8 4,4„Domiffooof'3s SW ol AMA . 10 doolord a labia 4 • 14 W•Ser/4.lllUmrkit War Vale .I*D. it. W ot 4. 14 4 d.n tie U T.& .....& Dm. 131 ff 4 10 Dm Who latom 111 17 f • DoelflPioror T 5 Off 75 York& I& Wend 54 1 41 i Do .Pmforamo - . 85 U DaLLW.I/14.12 sae FORZIOP RAILWATIL soks . . : . s 4 utt. U 6 A nridopr oto-1841 aa a meii. i I U ,qta.dtru.(o... a Vas) $ 41Thlffeadolt 6 fL I: . i....r. 6 r i lzo loloil etan dis kidziaai 411 Lossombmwo lid. 20 Amor mod l_fom M U Swain of lama 1111 11 7 Odor i banbial 35 U Porte mod UMW 4 18 Pais awl Oriew SI SS 26 lido sad _Roma— 215 11 Paris It 111rstior 51 &M. 1/ Rama mol Harr lll 1 X Inaba. and Marc 14 • awl Nastm l5 : WM Ilessflen MONEY JUBIBT. FRAM' IMMIX& Console opened this morning at an advance as the clean/ prices of yesterday, and were first Quoted at 92 to for the account; after various et thetas ono throughout the day, they closed at 92 to 1, for money and account. Bank Stock no business has been transacted to day ; India dock has been done at 245 for the ac count. In Exchequer Bills and India Bonds we have to notice an advance of 34., Exchequer Bills having been done at 435. pm. and India Bonds at 625. pm. This has been settling day in the foreign room, and in the Spanish-American securities it has been the heaviest settlement known for some years. In con sequince, little business was done i n the morning; but after the account was over prices of all descrip tions of stocks improved, especially Mexican Bonds, which closed at 311 to 1. Buenos Ayres, at 381. Peruvian, 85/. Equador, at 31. In Portuguese the hominess done was at 281, and 27! for the Four per Cents. Spaniels Fives were done at 181; and the Dutch Four per Cents. at 781. We have again to notice a little more demand for money on the Stock Exchange to-day ; but two-and s-MU per cent. continues to be highest rate paid for short period& In the foreign exchanges there was not much busi ness done; on the whole, rates were higher, except the Vienna, which was a trifle lower, bet was scarcely negotiable. Cadis paper was rather more in request. The following ars the reported qaotations :—On Amsterdam. 12.2 to 21 (at short, 12); on Rothm an, 12.21 to 21 ion Antwerp, 26.25 to 70; on Ham burg, 13.111 to al ; on Frankfort, 1211 to / ; on Peeinbarlfr 86 1 to 1 ; on Paris, 25.46 to 50 (at awe, 26.221 to 271) ; on Marseilles, 25.50; on Geste, 97.50 to 28; en Vim's& (amine), 11.30 to 34 ; ea Naples, 40 to 1; on Madrid, 481 to 49 ; all at three months, ezeipt as otherwiss expressed. Tbs:Bank of Ragland averages for the week end ing the 24 h inst., when compared with the wtek preceding. give the following rt sults : arealsties Ism .... ...481 1 .531,181 arladellse 5ettee......... 17,6211,1123 ....„ Thsripos 70,010 Pa3llB Ispedis ....---. 7,383,04 Otber depult• 04.8miadlookrities la Osehiegilleartissat 011ier Ouswileas 10,814,922 Olin 4888 Polka Sews day rid other tab I,# 82,344 11•4 Beat 3,863,341 -.... 1441•448 2,243 BASK 01 NNOLAND.—Asoom falba WWI wan March 24,1849 Nolo Mond neva 077•11/311117'. ....138,683.186 Governroe It Debt.. ... All.ole.lee Other Beerarbiee. 11.911‘900 Gold Coln imaa Kaska. 528.682.18.5 813.1101.1E1 PAMIR. trioverommt eseueltio• (tooted. Deed Ne4b4 Aostrity) . ..... 114.012.844 Oil. Nosuritio 10, 414,9T4 Note . .. 10,1153.350 Odd a nd .. 740.606 imiaiio Da. =Aston' Owl tal ....514.843.000 3,e0,344 rums; ibirV:4l:iiiidia: xxa. 4 ., say. Commis. of Nil= Debt. end Div. Accts.) 7.566,604 Other Dimwits ........ 0.317.120 floroarfayaad other Dino 1.002,1.64 • Amsta.rn mirth a. um. . MAIUMALL. 30.381,722 )able. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. SUGAR.—The average pries of Sugar, the produce of the Orkin posesedeee to Meeks, neepeted tram the return made in the week ming lid Nth day ef Idareb. ISA Is ffia Od. per cwt.: gager the rein of Se Ifseeldes Is Ms. lad. per ewt. Bone the the does mean w ing y, int Mesh Ws. d. per Is te ewa.t. Sid. Theper smite peke of en. BUMS., Mime 7t+.-7 M supplies in hond being ready new, all fa the hes& of the deskes and the tens bone consequently Woe bare of celery w• have ally this week to report the rale of Re kids. Mat tens of wry old Import, and while reamed ea ad visee of Is. pm cwt.'s brim Dees ; two mem el Mauritius are, however, now bonne al Imam sad Is VI th at If the im porters Isteresbe en heaping One hewn will led wry ready sem eel elled a ermankie eres to Oslo% reed of when en bore of stedek The reined i. hari, entney le general expeelann. hr sent teem v del lesil plies me Inn diffi culty wappertei—ln ruin eat melesets se mete r s eper w i er th e e , ston ef tie hear artide Is vary heavy honor le near bee than h es denied whatever even at Me present very Mans innaliene. Of inelemes there k ire lnthe port. cOTTONLIIIIIII2OOI, MAINZ 30.—T0-day was is . fair .per of the trade, and a stardly, rath merini tha m n brisk denied provide. Oa mks bring about 000 at nem Ameri can ilemdmine ars tree, ofi 3 rd , , the aim bash eeW kapart being aradder able. Us be n t i arzalitias at Wises in la psi ragasst smart, mad Wee y son% tYI sammirlidl grissa TM lower and Wells qualities of thus eM sibst Mob of Anssissa stassrally are abarikat, are dull of adti mil a wad dais d id. par lb. has been admitted to. Is &a imbarlsed *Matins of " lifr" Orisons WII li. there ism change; that of Upland is mewed Id. par lb. IRONMASTERV QUARTERLY MIRTING.—But- ICINOZAII, Miami SO.—The soar nistraing of the boastasters preli minary to the quarterly sae, bolt pima at Dudley yesterday. The resolution come to woe tba r ga me . t ots skamaribiam of the trade, It was better to stand W tether dna rek thy advance In the prevent state of the trade oribeiimalry. TM demand br the commodity ia good. JAMAICA MAMHETS.—Musotivou, FIIIitIIMIT 22. (From De Oordova's Merrordar intetliymeer.) FLOIIR —Tbe rook I. enormous, and the arrivals are out et all proportion to the demand. ?featly 3,000 belt. mom In during the last week. It ls Rosemary, however, to note that the Lie receipts are principally ef New Orleans, which desaription is in disfavour. 00ies to the extant of 500 to 000 bria. have been made at 30.., but • lot dower 400 of fresh Baltimore has lately bean sold at 21.., and Awe, 100 Philadelphia at 290. per bd. Nam..—The dwelt L very heavy, end the demand slate. Small sales hamlets mob at 13..; 400 brls. have been taken at Us. 6d., end 5,000 Orb. Beldam Just betted bare lean placed les. per bet. Olds paresis ire given at Its. per bet. Rtea—Carelina is mares : the bit mister made at Ile. per 10011 a. Nag India is ace Amami, and atoms off at lie. per 100th.. Yoe beet rat, Ii the War Some has hem offered and refused, holders maleteinhet their deem' kr 111 a BILLIIISTeIi Imperils hoe boa sold at Is. yper gallon. Tossoco.—Cmendla lib has, boss etLNed s or at 7d. per lb. Run.-3a 3d. to M. 411. pee game. prat 11, for eansumptlon, equal to la. 9d. to Is. VW par pass 4 eaportMies. Swan.—Notwftlistemilnelbs dm In the bane market as reported by the lest moll palest, se greater Ms... has taken piste berethan to the extent et la per Willa We asks oar quotations lb. to 17a according to quality. Freights are very dull at our last quelWens, EXCIANGIM-0* LONDON.—WO•W lank-110 days, 1 per cent. arm.; 40 days, 14 per cent. preen; 30 days, 11 per cent. prem. Jamaica Bank-90 days, I per cent. prem.; 110 days, le per oent. meta. Bills under 1001. j per cent extra ; under 801., 1 per neat mire. Frogs the LONDON GAZETTE.—Friday, March:3o. Yawn! Beer. Bristol, boot k mhos manufacturer, to surrender April 12 at !IL si May 10 at 11, at Brigtol et. Bola„ Sapid; alumni_ lane, & Ayr., jun., Bristol; aR Essig.. Mutton, Bristol. Wiwall Cessna, Berton.upon.fiumber, Uscolmbirs, Ironmonger, April Is Ss May 2, at 10, at Leeds Ct. Sole., lidday, Temple, & an .fteltl; oft. wig., Orrick, Hull. Joan Cistern; Triuttrq., Southwark, Keel k Iron nianitheturer, April 11 at 1, & May lat M &As., lawmen & Flews. Old Jewry-4mb. ; ad& Gulldhall.shasb. Wzw Cornet, Meads& Ifieresalsike, timber merehant= 17 & May 11, at 111, Rirmatesam Harrison, B Lam ; off. min. Niteligbin. Czaiusi Ct NOM* MK. Ara II at 2. & Msy 21 at 112, Iter22 at. • Mny. lhalbssittaerballd., 2111ett & Clushasa, Caismasat. WILLIAM BOLTON OMMILMIMIMIL Maw, April 14 a May 17, at IL at 8a5 a trh7 4.14 11015.,41. bilsr =l2 White, W d...chanab., Ifesleisairery; oIL sad. Whitmore, Bails {„ /nu 12, m Learn. at Madden alailharhhke, • wr, Apra 11 & llembehot OL & libmiashera d.; . amip . Ad% 91m-laaio. OIITZBUT Rims, Dortmas. Jump, I ld ratlik, & Way 92 at I, at No craps Soh, lymar, (hammy. leas.a ILO & Wm a liwwwmarewpaa.Tyas; eh tag., Dakar, LL Leasesidre, timber, &War, Apra It & Way at 12, at Ct. Soh., Smith, Llzusela'a-tms. AAA; altharse; is Atkineca Co., haareartm; aff. ankr., Tram, Homy lamas Drama, hawasaffa.pl., Clmbeawalldon, watchmaker, Apra 9at 114. & hay 14 WI, at haffserall4t. Mai.. Yam, Queen. al, Camelia ; uff ea, oMhibaheirarah. WILLIAM Wicrem, amamow limbwftsker, timber Oierehaat, tul t 9 . at i Ati!ay a ls st lasharl.st. vandok ied., Mum, Wet, to WILLIAMS, Irma Ararm. Olowmalaniim Ilamard viatuaner, rchlik hay 111. Prislid 04 Ma i Teuillra & Mahe, Barge. & Mao, Mild; i arm, /aroma. Dristal. Jaime Wiumus. Bt. e•orgergi. IL Mow% Eset. tailor. April 9 at I, I Way 21 at I I at liabedull.st. Wade, Old Broad.at.; of. rig., Oralwai, Odemem.M. BArnuPrcT 'ANNULLED. March 29. How Pumas Roalssost, Basakeocivartasest, Casibden. town. eargeoa. Et4IIOLVENI' W. Au., raker*, 11pItidletidS: Metter., A. ALLIMIIII4 liowskow, driver id • iy. o. Jlorer•tr., Booth st, Umber. J. Berrsiieroars.lielyteers-rd., Lam beth, clerk ot the district chunk of AJll•laai. tubed.. S. J. Brno, Yortsow-rd., Ilsererdd., rehoolinaster. J. Couture. res.. PsirerAid., Nat Wag•sq.. rt. Lois* tenor. Y. sla Q m esis= ir essdisalq, Dews- J. Cower, Upper isetelepdt, Yon w. towillse liwaswerr h " Y. J. Cults', Wesda-grew, Mos.. H. CILAAO, OMMlNeciall•rd., lambed., _diet to • coal merclea• J. Ileasar, Parriagtkaamaket, po tato Waimea. W.J•carat, ow, Ciol&wlasel, Bar phuaber. 0. J. LAIIMICII, Postouit., Piston. rake, baker. ?Wotan, Maar WIIIMI•111, Named victualler. T. Koalas tea.. Poleadta., st., thabaraierchant.V WJ. Pcatoat, kilt pi 8 m d-ea, •ora a butcher. T. Pis.. Market.st., DiostasYary, lees tueelat. W. Puny Daiwa., pletwa frame wakes. L Ru, Itauthaet-patit, Old Lst- J. w, math. IL ammo, Irez-st Warta., but cher. J. BURL riartat., Oroweace warelioweisas to a W. 14Tol.MT, J•WW eb lr e =ll , stone in., Lake*coach mita. Z. Teen, Jaws H., Br , eltallita.W gr aort, Wealnaner, dna la bar llta W i at a l,=p-st., Portman a P. P. Woanatars, Oarawull-Sane,, Dover. rd., cigar dealer. T. W .11talbrolpiace,Writd. bare rd.,Cataliontrell, cattle dealer. Lino.:lB% Rooth 4., West4q., In low. J. VLas,Hlgb-st., Poplar, carpenter. Moor. bury, meseheterer of Mak rabbet _base baba. laTsc . ca Dolma*, Welllagtos-st„ Piatopgb. Patellar of beer, wing, mg J. Plato, PeislL, ToUrshawet.44., each =WM. W. 0.2.• rm. ThlladAphia.terfwe. w....ksger.M., 1r &Jerk P... Passer. J.. D. teem, lbateas, awrey, boa- J.terra r earwer ,Cliebe•place,llatts rd., Chelsea. demist. J. Owns, Hanes, Banat, retailer et Feed. W. lt tee, Irearate•wbarf, Padellas tea. ybeelentetn. D. H11.1.11411,T. Orchard it, Wen n/aster, °cereal victualler. 11 TEA J. Raceme... Raab,. Warwickshire billiard table keeper. Ir au mope , Yorbabins, W tcher. J. Hu ar,liheiaeld, Tarliallre, pubik J. 8. Leern,Nartaie,Drellehlrejour- J. 2.o4 .et in frarietbrile-Wokl, La manakin: Ohm:LW Y. &masa, Whorled! . Wood, Hands, brickasaker. J. A. Thaw, Leeds, Sambre of Mac h!' TRIM OWN PRIMA. J. C. Basra, Lyolsgtoa, Halst;, plum - bar. D. Alessi Debrahan, Suffolk, wheelwright W. Brass's r. Airington, Oissceeter shim thilder. L C. U.es, Hisrlhigske, drapers sg sisisat. I. Doss, Ipswich, SWIM, Jamey. helnall UL P. Doug, d =J isfsid, Yorkaldre, bed heater. J. Psw, Owe, Osabili=, Arnim. C. Dress.. Lediekle, 1111101111114 01 P. Ammar, Baader, dewinesshire. W. Aurrreas, WIN!, Lama prone/ea dealer. P. Aso armed „Mallard. Idaemaldro, andataat to a draper. J. A vvvvvv , lameltestair, ?Grafton broker. _ - Dratirr vi 4.. Zis. limmaldve, U. .... tiair V. I•Vieskaw-Irifte. el f r_ bear. _°. t .". Iresokire, 2 -.......... _ .uvW4ledior.k, A. lisos wal traow. Undyed, salami to • laroker. J. Mown, anally.mte, Tasankino, **Ma'am, la • to t O. O. Loma,. Ltramool. Tomosb.ion nevehaat laws. IL DICZINI.=II, lasestahlre, coo tom waste l'isineas .el■til., Imes•lalre, liusessru Pus, Cidee, Wiltshire, meer.ette l.7 m. x... , x ettirs,aerter. ilLunam, Mswheeler, tailor lan.• gr.r. _ 'shim WWII: M. Lasmrsa, Kanell.mar, beerailler. C. 7. Mo., imams. MINI, trai -1 Willaktre, wartet !mum. J. — PTc7WriaireWTll4. laseenlre, summer s Kelm Bala T. ItieneAtempwl,leviee agent. W. !•e4 review INSlNiakin. Maw. 1.8 Warri, Ilksweilevry, Leta lace, teener ate hoorifts wheel. Belesei s lanewahlse, J.T.rnW, Ipswich, AlMelt, dyer awl I. Townes; Te Wszabeeier,= .lwe er. 8. ssroriss. Poen" weisteat sad balsam 'W. Wass, 14•1•Cbeat&t, DAMAO 01111011 DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Tama Jam Naimoli Tunbridge Was. Rent, blot and 2110 e asisr—let die. of li. 4d., any thdateday, at Oren% Guildhall elm& Gams Cseasoca, Dullness, Dethewe war usaulaatarar —lst div. of I. K. Marc& 31, It any sabseqw•l Wftfty, at Baker's, Neveisla4= 4 Luis lids* suanfaettuar—lat &v. of es. W. . Aped 3, Bop asy aaft Tends_ y, at Hope's, Lead.. Dicareaux Flarwiez, Newes•Fgwe, eftklee, Hasa deeper & dual &v. if $. et • paw* Mink 31. & say sub. esquat Ilatarda, Ralseet, Ilisfeureisup•a._ rim& ham Mae, ssa., h &SIM Oaltirb, pm., Yeekeldre, fa imadestureas-4th & deal dlr. of 13.18ths of • may, April & say stalemissa Taseday, at He'a. Leeds. CILUILIIII %W Domes MAITIMIS, Mippia• Norton, Oalleedthlre, badire-r1at .i., _132. al Rh, Watch 99, 13 any sulsopmet 73iitesday, JOIN Maerievers I 1 p Rotten, Ozisetiiiire, beaker-Ist &v. of 20s. Wart& 23, & say submitting Thimaday, at Yalu% Bit. Jorr i fts, IRMA Teeksidre, alare—let & deal &v. of eon , b le Apell & fez tap. sedrupwst WA% at Hops, lefad• SI dwair—Sall fet 31.., IWO. SI , rheas dilfwdepot Orwia`soamme•••• DIFIDII3IO=2II. Gwesidism• int, distiller Apra W. W. Yerbblete, balier--April W. J. Ldsßq linsfraire, bat= N. J. W. Fleklee ThaviesJa; Nelbash.Wll4 City, lase Nig natts3—Aped H. T. W. ifeatifs ai f s eal t al, tader—Aped We. D. A. 40123. T. ij c ; s irgu oasela 'mks —Aped W. J. Tarast ? ,r abd. walatitst 23. N. Twaw, Middleton-at , Clerkenwell, painted balm R. B. Webb, Bury Bt. Edmunds, Sufi:ft, draper. k CERTIFICATES to be granted, mks/WM be shown to on the day of meeting. OW% April 20. D. Boit, Bristol, abarebreiter -April 21, 1. sliMk, Worcestershire, needle manufacturer-April 21 1 : ) 7 11 140. Little pawky, hire, grocer-April 21. J. Jarvis, plane maker-April 26. IL Matthews, East Readt. ii white Mead baker-April 36. A. Mitchell. Cadiff, 24. P. UAW, Plymoutn, Devonshire , xnercbant--Aprill tt burn. ladbury.ter., Westbannso.grove West, Nottiaii k k I., s ,wh April 21. IL Woolhouse. indoor, Berkshire, touter - .M. CERTIFICATES to be confirmed by the Vim-Ch Bankruptcy, tusk's cause be shown to the contra arnel* ry April 20. sri it F. Batekeldor, Queenborough, Kent, bay a straw Reckforg, Plymouth, Dermshire, retailer oeer-11.11;14, Malvern Wells , Worcestershire, veterinary asrg. „ EAU. Kent hotel keeper-B. Dawson, 1 homey, welt geese-A. bunnty, Liverpool merehent -J. nutlike, lk ossi. sesilielace manufacturer-J. Hanford, Ventnor, Isle r d beheager-J. Jackson, Jan., Sheffield, Staffordshire, niL n e h krt. kLiverpool, wood turner-J. Newman, veor,, „• a TruilderW. Chill, Liverpool, sharebr o k er - W. laneashire, printer. ma EBSUIPS DISSOLVED.-J. Aitken & J.., joiners-O. Bishop kB. White, litadlor,l:Z...l4 sheet wool dealers -E. Brine a W. Rewi re d , 144 batters-R. Bridge, W. Barlow, &J. Taylor, Umiak% cotton spinners -J. Drake, W. L i thil Maw Jun., Bermoedsey, tanners, so La as rent, Ll4l" .T. JacaktoN. Jackso n, k Elisabeth bethigaidstcJacneksOn.KW"iitian,Lapami.enre=ll-1,...Pa1it a. amity & T. A. Garth, solicitors-T. Hatt h Cbeeps a E. ide, City, snuff manufacturers -W. T. L llll4 .„,& IYegd aW. T. 114 Jun igan . ~ Cant Lanmehf re row, &warn ..11. Swift, ,P. secede, W a J. P. Gainer, Jun., hiuk.lanebresers=, Qty. 4" SI hit ea 11. O. Martinee-J. D. Mort k U. 'no, Staffordshire, book:dart-N. Maui k "".. Sollie. Cheshire, drapers-J. W. Nyrea &L L Pt t e 10122. Illiaanheturing chemists-A. Reid k t=L Roberta W. lhabday, Manchester, gen i i i ke ; h Z ell t C. Shorrooks, Manebeder mewing wake -O. Sbookidge & J. Burden, Rolvenden, Ewe, ll & 10 114 °Uil line angi ndresers ialgebßalik Vl - 14-C. Jr . 'r T ddington ier Creweacna a a L wt.Pl A l ek ''rtireni r i o l ;, Lfrian' Woodwo. E"tailA t n i-1 4 4 1, "-- dias-YL J. Warm, B. FL Fuller, a C. Mormon,' it Jew SHIPPING INTELLIGBNCI 1101PWAS Clentta." .1111fti 1 M&IL8. MIL DVS AIL Th a e sm ........... ........ . 0 0 I n di a viS Mantes .. 0 Hon. , ......... ............. 0 0 Boston mul ..... 414 0 Waxes April 5 0 llelico sud .., 0 India Ai Boutbsewoo6 April 28 e Nadi, „ I ....... 11 la Cilia Mr , 11..11. A. 11.1 P.M Wad, WA* 30 , Itow. Ifr.r hl tat !Web SO, Hub. Augusts aff MAN! SO, Ammer, AMO, Nadas, Mart* 11,Wewbaryi =Lvddee, Mara 17, Meals we Winkel/ell, Merck r,l a areir Alida,Grasseat., March 27, Emden Aurora, Om:gem, Mar& 27, Has Alma Marle,Oraosemoatb, Man It IS, I t Assets Leith, Karel 28, Blair Area W i .e, Ilyra., Muck V, Bench Asa Key, Arbroath, Mute 71. mama A. limps.. Mame 211,MeeSock Alm Mackey, Graagesteath, Mardi 21, DendUrk Mum Maria CMS , Leith, Mardi IS, AVMS'S, Tarm., LW Mare! Se, 11.. Albert kdward, Grawsead, Mane IS, Boman Ayres lame, Graveseed Much IS, Casa Bonne Merle, Falas.,,Marck 21,1 bastes Berskardlae,Creaseraoutla, March 47, Manta Bargoaselster Saldt, of Li.., Mena IS, Lamb. Balmoral, Hall, IWO IS, Brake Bertha. Hall Yards 0, iel Beadles, LA , Mama dt, Herllages Breode,Mcmitow, Mace IS, Memel Bosse Mere, reateamab Much IS, Mutes Commodore, Osaveseal, Merck M, Bream Ayres Cosatem al lamsdale, ..Grave.e2t, I '.. tam ISM, Leith, lam, ant., .. I. I Jager larretta, WA Q 644 ttit Jupiter, m, , Haan I=.,l4 g ras i t&fli Jenne Albert, Khan., jejaal - ra,„, John Graha Lea Julian Ateraw, G Jane, Waterf , Kan f , aa,.. 11.01 Joao aM Era*, Haamaroo, Beath, Oa* Kt: Lk, M. Micheal feel, hank Lady of the Isle, ihinal,k a ar Lachlan", of Cat, *a l = Is fte, Grad., Mardi Chafta e .. lark, Dundee, Nara 12,ena.‘ lady Mama. HO, May 11. Lan, Hall, Nun I.,nagg: ll toadOn P , l rtfat it or, i l Ltja mk Lem. Shoreham Warn, Oa Larkins, off Pala. igaeion,h, Marla Jakaana, lkfaM., glad Maria Aletts, Lead, Ilea w,git. Man,. Marnf warm Halo , . Dna/tea, Yarn V, fir, Oak, Omega. , fork Yaw, Unage..., Own g Marlasne, lath, Bock f, Illea Madams del Comae, Phu. Nary Atkinson, Portia& Ll _ i lts Oval. Hudak Gravesal,=, New Phoneme, OtorsoL rata i p IL Na seine, Graned,K osk Naiad, Gravewod, Ira Vl, t Week, Olsanow, Nrdf Ina Newport, Gook. Murk O Beak Nero, Greenock, *seek /t a ms • Nona Aurora Lash, 11, Una Norfolk Tat, Lank faith SAN' Navigational., Mel* o lkf t ta Ocean, Gramm, IlacitS, Irk °neat, lilagatewa, lank f, Out IlymouN Peck Peiluma, con , Lt. Probik. Man. , Hawk 11,11. m. Pearl. I .Mal. Warn Id, Omani Peons., Leith, Mach V, lima Parma, brtlelde, Moak WIWI.. Phantom, Glargow,ll=B i rig, Pals, Deal, Murk 20, proaellyni.,llareit PAWN , Deal, Kuck al, Oswald Glom Gained Medi *ChM NoWWilliaradark,lbeek V, _Oft Meows Johanna, Dundee, fief% Mak lineation, Ginter, Ilan It, tan s. lticitard Cobden, Deal, Mani I, Cinweewl Bt. Patrick, off Ur., Ilirek M, lee Lea sable., Goole, Man Stourbeidge,ll.ll, face 19, ass Ittanatio, Link.. Mark r.. era Scot Lank., March A. Bake Wapitis, Onned., fern 10, WOO =srDe Deal, Nock ADO , Deal, Man 11,101.1111 Theophil fad It, MAO Therneßnagew. „March IL MOO Thetis. HMI, March hi, Thome and Au, ha10ak °4 7 . 42 Two Brother., Padstsw, Nadi f, Oak Moon, Palm., March re, Raab. Onagem Nun NOM= Serekton, March r, etralad Viola, off La., lamb 10, Pwels Tamara, Gramma. . ItankVihow Iletor, Graveat, Mach la, Wargo., laß ridthg, lareht7 Bina Warrli l 7. ewater, lard lk ,Nal William Inglis, Gramm% Ml= P. TOO William, Duedee, Haab M Ikea Woods, (inn nes., March 17,111•1 Wanderer, Newport Ahab Opine Zwel (abrader, Leith, MO dr, Inas mane ea, M• 6111. Merlotti, MOW, March 27 Lath. Car r, Moder, Man h 11, Harsh. ant, Ontagem., March C, Walnut Comm] Mdkalar,Onarcm., Ma t t ell 27 al ---- Crenella,Orangcm March 27:Setubal"; Ormigem.,ltar.27Xchnien Catharlaa,Orsagem.,March 27,13mdert Caroler Grandam , Mara 17,01 9 c1ut. Cl u ntidn,Mull, March M, ham Haste, Leith, March 27, Odeore Oenterdia,Lelth,3lamblllHodklotting Carrie, ahleide, Yank 7a, Dunkirk Concordia, Leith, March 29,8tubeldeb. Deader, IMa l , March V, Ckerietten tftmills, Teamster. March al, LW. Diaaa, Dusdee, March 27 Eastwick MTH, Oramem., March 17, Dunk. Disaa, Newly, March 29, Whitehaven Diana, Nye , 1t.,. 29, retersb. DMus, Orsagem, March 29, Heald& Dart, Orayetrad, March 90, Madeira Dimlms, Ur., March M, Moe Emanuel, Ihtadre, March 17, hiatus aniseel, Dundee, Match 22, HARM. raares„ March x } Has Oranges , March 27, grad= act b ster. March zo, Demi , Mahe Leith, March 119.Nykloblag , March 29, Morrow Leith, March M,Oeldhig Muth 29, , March 29, graMOS 1041Liaptows,Yeadi Ilv. SO, Mew. ~ Much Akio, ala i: March reiMa:therehara, Iggias*" .3, 33arclg Olrar . ow 11 . trek St, o ra= . , mamma si, Amtrak Clerlim, March 30, Sicily Hugh Walker, °rammed, !Lam Cl b 30, daa Hannah, Ltha, March'.b. Aarkuus Maury, Watert, March 7h, Nantes Harela, Omit, March 27, Barbados. Hoopes lorr Nerwarittlag, litietst, March IS, Dora Humility, Deal, March 29, Westwarl Holten *lade, Milm.;March 29Xiyam Neb., OMBliew , March 37, Ahem Heinrich, Ornarts., Marl i Altom )(alarm, (.Inagem.,Marcl Happy Mom% Orange=., = b A, Dealt. Onagemeathltarck 27, Nemo& Louise, Hull, larilig Hetes Sophia, Leith, March Vrel, Hendee*, of Llt., March 30, limns lim Leith, Muth 19. Whom IMustri ber, e, Falai., March la v renall Lawns and Igtow—wt.,_ Marsh ~'~"~ Imperial, Newport, masch i l i n John Deemle, Otavereed, 11104 . 1 LI Jemmy, Lissek., Minh 0, Trieste Jane Lomas, March Jo, savanna Jaw., Matisse, March Ries G Muni , Dee, March at, OM. lease Deqt,W Med „Mu . 28,11ordest Loyal Whoa, (Mareaend, March 11, (Prelim Ike, Graved., March at, Omahas Lightfoot. LW., March U. Newland Marius, Cork, Xareb be, We an Mary Mitchell, Cork, Mara U, Manila of Chandra, Moyle, Ne Mara IR w Tat Wary AMU., March V, Doak. Mancheater,OnveduMarth WOW. k Northumberland, Gravaeod, SO, hew Toth Napalm', Gravesend, Mast UAW. ban Nlow, Newhaven, Kuck Sokate. Pellowa, Cork. March 17,.belewt Pala, Deal, mama to 15.10t1W1 Pearl Deaf, Muck 211, Maned Perib:lolo, Oresock, Wert Haig Proaperlty, MostroseWank S. it Richard UMW, draveared Murk tore Noodled, Grand., illareit 10,0 kite Royalist, Leith, March 27, Weft limpid, Moats:me. Manlike, LP Rory Oliure, March N., llortot Rhine, Mantras., March 263 . Roseland, Mesta., Mane le, Richard Cobden, Deal, Or &WM Polak Ilk, Ifootrow, Idarcka w l neattenni,swaawea,March Touch me not, Greed., Mask ',le True Love, Hull, Mane V, Del IWO Thetis, Wartworth, Monk sr, cl b ir• Titer, he., March Unity, Liv., March 30,1=5 Tutevecia, Grovold., 11101010.Nwit Teow Ana., Ipswich, BIAR194 1 : - . Tuldan, Glasgow, Mud 21 RAW. Why-Not, Cork, March rPd Wave, Hull, Mardi V, Dea -1 ][arch. Cork, March s7,lerteker ~.. .... pAra .. Abna. Lir., March 30, Maeda Aram Oramd , Quebec Alpha, , kriaham, March 11, BO Imo Ann, palm., March 26, Nke Albion, ilmeaock, IWO 27, Moatreal Augusta, Greenock, March 36, New York Annette, Hull, March 29, leer Aldebaran, Mull, March 211, Qaebee Akmader, Monvow, March 26 Riga Mechem, Montrose. March 16, Alice Marilaad, Newport. Mehl", Bermuda Desaficlassa, Gramend, Much 30, Comenttnopie Delay, Dom, Merck 111. kocterdm Deteanla lamb 29, WM , _Maid, anew., mecca 30, Valencia Oandor,Deal, Karel 26, Neweamle Canada, (Mama, Marc ,ht 7 Montreal Caledmia, Oreemodt, March 38, Mon treal Concordia, men, Karel. 2t, Leer March 36, Trieste; Commodoredil mime, March 36,1113 a Marks Anima liouthamp.Alarch ZIP, mane I C. /Joachim, LIT.. March 30, Charente Danube, Lir., Mirk, 2D New York Dominica, Cork, March SS, Boma Doane Camellia Llinek., March 39, N. York Emma, Graved., March 30, De m* . Emilie and Elleabeth, Porten., March O. Rigs Eliza, Lymineon, March 29, Leda 1011 a, Penzance, March 27, MM. Wort, Cinema Mareh 28, lashes Ills, Metros', March Pk Dina Emblem, Newpt, March f, MLLE I Eliza, Mempt. , March IS, GAMMA • y. end., March 32, Demme- Francleka m , Porma, March 29, K. • Plymouth, March 39 rd' M s Isl = Edwaand hulas, Glasgow, Larch M, Mord meta Gabriel, Gravesend, Moth SD, North lienerlettr, Ommeend, March 70, N Hlodoo, Caraarron, March Bas es t.. Herolor,Vostroze, Merch 25, Ride Hiram, Plym , March 38, Figoeini S. COLTRIDGE.-March 24, at B B r IRTH omley, Rant, tho wife of W IWI. i• Oolchidge. of a eon , still.born. ORACB.-March 29. at Wigmenaatrest„ Mrs. J. G. Cram. of Ism. PRANKS.-March 26. at Meg Lodge. Meeting. roes. lira 6 Frank% of a dawhter. 00111)0K.-March !O. at Ilatopton-eout Palace, Lady 11. Gordan te a thulium. HARRISON.-Match 26, at Kent-terrace. Regent'spork, the WS el W. B. Harrison, Leo , Bombay Civil Ben too of a dsuthter. PLOWMAN.-Ilarth V. at Putney, Km. It. Plowman, ..f a son. BM IT n.—March 27, at Glasgow, Mrs. W. Smith, of a too. WATT.-March 27. at Glaagow, Mrs. W. Wat, of a dimghter_.. WICK lIAM.-11thrett 27 . at the CollcCe. Winchester , the rm.. " - Rev. F. Wickham, of a daughter. WRIGHT.-Kareh 25, at lethal, the who of the Her. J. A. !I ef • daughter. MARRIAGES. ACKERLET-PRIESCOTT.-Marcb 27, at Runcorn parish ded'. Mr. A. Aekerley, son of the late D. Ackerley, Esq.. of lumems. le Sarah, younesst daughter of J. Preaoott, Esq.. of Runcorn. BELL A M Y-K I NG. -March:9, at shun meth church. by tim J. B. Skipper. vine of Manton, Wilts, T. J. D. Ilan% Brighton, to Hannah, daughter of the late J. Ring, but. or CARSON-WPIIAI L- 2T, at Glasgow, D. Carson, 15 1 4 Y 0/1 " gow to Margaret. eldest Milker of D. AUFbail. Es+ DAVIES -91ANDEM AN.-Mareh 27, at Glaagow, by ihe llo . Cralk, Mr. C. Davie, Maraimatar, to Margaret. Second anew"' Mr. T. Sandensan. HALL-M•CREIURT.-March 27, M Bangor Church. We". tha rai P. IL Hall, Incombont of Orr Abbey, to Mary Letitia . daughter of the late Rey. J. M'Crsight. MARTI NDALE-SM ITIL-March 29. at St Oeniveg, moan, by the Rev. C. Itadhant. M.A., P. M. Marttndale. Middle Temple. and °Maguire, Lincoleslnn, to Frances. daughter daughter of J. Smith. Pay., of Buirdeallomment MEATUS. ALLA/1.-MBA Y. Gibson square, Anne.,, uld° D. Allan, eta, Island of AnUmut, West Indict. aged C.YERT. _-Mega le at Brightest, Anne, widow of Thomas Oalwrs 11 ormagracAndion . MreM. to the 80th year of her age. COT . n 111 4t..- _ 26. at Me*: OD, S. COUrell. FAQ- a lit DEBBY.-ggarta ;Frederick William. second son of W. Dab,. +sr. of Ogaa 6 aggtaltagt, Regent's put. aged 22. LE/0.-March na, at Mulberry Cottage, Weymouth. W. IN& 3 " 4 mad 57. PHYTON,-Mardt Muir WDILm fourth ton of MO We Peyton, Igaq.. of ter Renfordebire, aged 7 4 PROSSZR.-Mards at -villa. riaaley-road. 0 1 Ja bs* wood. W. Prossek RIDGIL-ltareti I.ftura Wier Rd" • IsH W, - allie gilmilkilia Trin7 bridri th ad llo n usa. "lll7. l2lsan . ft: o thiLsm r. Capt. J. Tatar. WOLIIIOIL-Mara W. at Obelteabam, Col. 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