The Express. — London, England, 1849-04-03 00:00:00

IRELAND Doman, Aran. 2 Sir Robert Peas 'perch was read yesterday with baten•e interest, but a wet Eunday was not a day fa vourable to meettainiog it. general Mot. The proof of serious and delibma e attention paid to ear lush affairs, and the wrength with which he urged the im portance of the antis span parliament, are by many mosidtred more hopeful symptoms than the prosper:4 of a new set of proprietors. The few words which dropped from him about the imports:tea of smell pro prietors here been t aptly mixed 00. PROVINCIAL. TONZIPOIRL VACANCY IN TIM REPIIIIIINNTATION OF 13NEMILD. ..—Tosbrday meottap of Seth sections of the liberal party were held, to seism a repromatatim fa the to. of H. o. Ward, Esq., whir has her 0/pointed Lard High Commis *saw of Um baba Ids" aid. at each it was resolved to sawn Saha Ahem* Pasha*, 1.4. As a meeting of the sherlihssal poly whirl bdaded maay of the Moab of Sir MUM, Ilawbek the mimes villa' ft was aphid &NM be e'boa Se r. Isabeik was stapled wits the ma- Shims laii dews by thewaft of lisamenrea dolegalso, at the lest demise of tiar Wait 7, oppeeldea to farther ligisas bee-trade, essawai ro mi roam, wed ..",„I,.."z*riesliselsa of the salkage, he whisk was added a sow *Mallow la Wear ef the ballet. ZIOCIITION.—GeOrdo Holm acedmWd at the Tick swims for ski mania: of kb ilia at Um. pats& ea ad a; sem. Be eismoil Os hopeallogr ".. e.hot he dried billy meamissioa el the demi 'Pahl& he b boom bead guilty. Enamor sox Xvings.—Milisambe was cow olema for the mwides of oa old roar at Bethetobia, is this hoisty. wes ea; ipmaamt Se lb malsams at the meaty be W Tie fraPSS set hate.ll set a few minus Warr awl Mose cartes fee a alert thin the belt was draws , Iho dial without a stragglr. Se was only 17 yeas cdo and *wend te mem kiss fate without regret 'eke ;imam Sleepwalk was vomited so moms& of his aviatorweakness of latellest. Ile will ha plated is a him* myiesa. OIFQIX. AlorzOlt MO/Dlll.—A correepoadeat rye, " A Iblimienimat amid Primo, ea Sandy, mortally stabbed a mos al Ditdditahams lest SWUM of mesas. =KCAL. afay. DAM Animas, formerly Ville Principal of St. lies Chaim meant peonaterpenal at .t. el AU Wok Dasby, sesmombillos sills pees the Arrahlinp et Canter. mayarna wind by kw settlyaneden bie Aram r ezr ana, la Or vide et the nonneyrtl i oe s . It In trot Kr. Mama toll Mr. = Mai i e et MONK ell le tallneiliell Y Oratirbery ea Ameneloa Day. EDWARDS So Thornton Phirlit V.. Tata.. db. Moss ebb P rsidease : pat., the Me alluilt. Am g V. Wascar, le Babseghon Item P.C. lam a ii.. lleacat.; 11111, alth miaow: yea. Minn Preto*. Ilisms, et Ohl Perk. Rams Derlase. Who Chaphis of the Itatravy atat. ...fromterss.—Olupreer D Az glirelia.. Lich ; TOL ; i d% si ar IL Z. Ausew,Theifi C e. teentee P 11.; VW.; veld by eflw.lll.. Warrarreat/A Ckel. MIL e tioef l& rudismse; raid W wawa or : pets, ihe loinuarn. NAVAL. ADerties.n. Aran. 2.—AirouremintrlL—Ceoutaedete: S.A. hum, is ehowns; IL C. OMB, to Coast ; P. P. eetdo. woe Odwaliett. Iheehmed erne Wowed& 0. IL Loweterk to Bereploe. lisratineCaoaraisr BAIINDOII. to North Sur. Sweed MOM lecwoose. to Meth OW. Wood Oadot W. IL °woo.* Victory. POSTIMOVTI4 Amur. L—Plaisper, st., strived yea temloy, woe tt days out tom Oftroller, bootee eweseatered wren asdhaost pies. Ills one Ist um• d the hag of ler mew. bet emeweeed se well wham* L Ow powder two be leer , cow of kr nos woo wilante* haw tons dor Sr an bairn silf. red oho irate below to reds bodes swim Now. bases—lt wee weetesd yeatereq, is as kaput, Perwoesedt. Yd Adwarel Dow Dada hr tow to the Molitorreesso esemand. wad *me a wool et the ty Iwo bias awed ear W. rube. Drivagrest, Arm 1.--114scaksil. at.;. Waned rut mike beer the wietworl.Wheee the bed bud bream the looso. wed hood dolma k a.Otesedosd dYd Ms diereses it !seise eek with Weide ter Boded Seepfti, ed dipinmaiwaries ihige Odds ot that pert. 5P0171116. ato pots*, I. Pa to Der3j.4kh7llll% ans ub. • to limans allwases. Ent Mph lo MIN Mani. lit 1. You% I. latst Wit von brzNoma AP boaar Os Ili Too lloomimol Gino ma la arty* as al p ar i goo Ira 100 I name& at blw. Ilimo woomoolo s er liftoir, as am milli loy tom tam 13 to 3 Ms lie dim • sow Molar, WIN% Emit OM alit *lt Deft at Yeb I. bin to word ollatoft Awl Om Qom Amps NI bailie MS alli Imoorioft ; fro 11* 101141,34rner, tbatters33ll.lders,llarawit, sel lawarmaft weft Impomol inour ft Ito oappomallikot milk ea b pilot Dools wimoo Is bol Moor lit lie W• blot pimp "liWitallt IT ifkinntlat.-7 to 4 apt ?.nB2l, 6 to 1 Gimes (mtml33l). 3le 1 apt 11 10• s (3). t to 1 opt 000kIlf. MU* 0). Manorourat H1L3113103..-4 to 1 apt baps (t), 8 to 1 art Row" It to I tat Waller (t). MD 1 apa applue, II 13 IMa Dols. 13 13 3.31 Pat ft . DIV ai,2o.itt 1 litatitet (t) Two Taaso otmosa Anzase-6 tw Homy lab, NI is 11 ar 411 ra tt aul a of), Ito 1 lifts (1). Canna Ca.-14 to 1 opt for e. Soot. 20 to 1 apt Lat_ l2lo 1 GPI alladebtr, « OD I 11.0 (t). U to spi~a/Ps4 2,1 to 1 apt laberiteme. it r 1 apt fiat, S 3 PI apt Jots Como, 0). Daft.' 1819.-3 to I apt Dasi often Is to orottamitsad ott F llB to 1 sot (t aEd 33 to 1 apt Was, 33 to 1 apt Cbattever (t mesa or, « VIZ Team (t). la 101 opt Itopolas (I). ASSIZE DITELLIGHN'CR THE STANFIELD HALL MURDERS. TRIAL OF ROSH. NORFOLK CIRCIIIT.—Nsawica, MONDAY. _ Bebe DemiWk. :tie wog was again FOUR= Dk orowded this serning. Mr. Baron Rolfe took his seat on the beak at a porter bears 9 o'clock. Rosh isvadiately wee plied in the dock, beagles, as before, • nat gamin dams with his. He looked very wail. Mr. Bane Rolfe belasted to the prisoner that he had nosived two nose with respect to the wises Howe. It was ri n e? r i 7er errit o Lnd•dth. le to • jett s akilat eesna ny a iac the sewe prosecution. Rash sada so obsenatioa, bat vegetated that he Went be persittod to pompons Ms assestusiaaties of the witness at a short timeh - ss he had just rewind a MUM with nape* le him asap Point, one of the county coestabalavy, proved kola) sel to Sias field, about alas o'clock oa the night of the sunder, Tuesday, the 28th of November ; seeing the balm sal falai fire slags where the bedyet the older Mr. homy bell his Other coostabies mind Meetly after hie. By the ansidoe of the magistrate he ad other wiestabies sat to Poeta Sus. Thy got there shone haft-past two. Ha heart a tog bark flour theivick premises at three o'clock. The lad Savory was the !font to eons oat of the house. Thoplasse bora wad to be allowed to sit wlilst he was M egf►s. to tfs Ike wit eats, as be hat a Nag thee to be le ad Mat. Mr. Begpitille told his if he informed lisle was en. alto vp Sod, even during the 'crossenasinatioa, he woe* panda Melo eft. • • te.,„ Tie Mod, whisk bad boon agettim, was len brae* the *mum and placed fee the dock. Bnialeation coalseed—The lad ease at of the vela Mese at the bask, want MOM the yet tomato Medea, sad back again withl lantern. Sat a soleatOky tar le the pawn that he wanted to speak to lie, The parser era dews to the hitches, and he (witness) was is t Zia: I sat, Toa nest seaside you see vqy peissarr on engle Moe of la ordering the two Mr. Jenny, hit eight." I letudeaded his at the sane thee. He said lbst, "TM toe ldr. arms sterderei !" and then, "I doe's Mkt than- God havers lam elm of that." I exasiad Lin, mod fogad sena mall keys upon his, a sorentge, wall a belt oreereinc i a s 04. in dins. Found 14 gam logo sees ka pe i le• L se l so tpe year lenteldp . lave the hip produced. B i ssimpdos ea tiamil—Foead oleo • pocket-book, feat Woks; • &Rob dated Ma Nev., 1848, draws a pens saw Cosier 11l Mean. Harney, in fovea trait prima am, ter 49L 10s. Mr. Seriesat Byles reed event el the sabres, width wen Sept ,1848, " Polak beret dee 10th Her., 1848." reiday, OM 27, ' Oast ea army • be has baud ale that lasin n a esse last" " Nos 21. Tuesday. tape the Beesear in the .0 Meat, PM agreed to eso bin to as alleaeis" Thee was seer easy se a s 30th of Nimaibee, Midi the Irma 1011/INI saki le eight eat to read. TM pretest wee tartan headed to his lord lterse=lesa be skadd have ea oppalwang of Maki at the poeket-bsek Kr. cwt Bytes said, lan he had dine will the wham Bak eseplaised that this book, Mash awaked im Seat data I.f the sod oonapage to lie, bei bets boa big both doing kis Maps ammilwelms whilst ia the poL A copy tread babe lase if OM =wee to him The book was tepid up le the, Crow:aniniedea isathwed—Food also a mate Mid i kentaf spas hins last up stain with Bash; lit am deer tauapes; la eisaimed it. The primer pm NW die hays el the sighowl. _Ea land awe tee aseHsberrelleit pus. (AA Mess ealf Men grodeed.) Bean Iliongesspeespertat gees, tad theta Ina taloa Maws gas Wure l = l : B l2; lea ke selsad d ria. Bra i r ripoi dea ss i d_ overy entitle ene ita ip ku &diatin of He naiads' Me pat bet 9114611611 thsa Me tans shot. so m ps *kik elio heti ewe al tea, basal ,t gamily bash Sc tin=•••• sup " Tea bid hear Ishe pelts yea," send saw isgame—in Mak the heartily jokd. saki raserk too eo peter. [ls mewl that the pis were his sopped, sad thanker* mei aspiatia] Past said the barrel et es gun wee 26 itches, stri it • other Si inches. Mr. &dew Spies (to the risser).-De you wish to 'maim to whites ? Iteeb.-Yee ; I has a rather long sass-azaasiastion for hi* (Laughter.) At des rage* of Ranh the charges were withdrawn from the guns y Thesposw, which be washed intently, laugh ing *Oily at the rather Muslin and nerves manage is wbiek it was does. Rash saki be Mg set want ell the abet smoked. He wanted to we the bands. The setsle it the barrels were headed tow Judge, who raseked that the shot wars et different Uses, sad that las algid sot see hew *it ban spa the car. Rusk said he Ma* to has LM shot (width were headed to kW) ; he wilud to look at then. Essatiartise Past maimed- Sew a powder-flask os the sof* ths messed also • box esebasiss bullets. te the primener, "Tea used to has pistas," to whiek ho " I and us hays, but I does sow." West with the se ' s to Bridewell in • gig. Os the way, the time being between sews sad eight in lbsesarkish e dsa =testi " dl: sot k:e thus s o y r. °s ; 548P atAi t :had bees said *duce las to ask this gawk* He " I have bees oe better terse of late with** tad patle*aa ,than I sad to be ; the aid use end I weld net get es.' He said hither " I tit* ems the bast time that Ise the hall that I told the old rations* that I would set sigu-(I Mask that was the word)-if the young see was ix the rose. The ell seaman told the young coo to leave the m...but the pew owe said be *ought he had a right t 3 " she that he had called at the ledge (he wieder- Mlbi meant the sight lase, but he dideat soy so) to Seileks it Se young we was at boss ; but Wing he was Pen boom he Mikan go in. He said twice Is was sorry ter. Oa Weiassft • erasing I essealeed the clods at sed Steafield.hall with a was*. The P. de* was Ike frost ; the differmisises garter ef ea beim St was is his Amp seta lei teak lea to Brideerell, ems* tha dert - he Bde breadth Is the enstek ei M cadet) ab et t etl a talb ed ull . 11: 3 1 0 111 7.4 ' es li 1 7. 0, f a = Maid kaa wNo tile Z i t APO d eal egr yearL a ; s : What iftW v"- wasiltozre et . s ho pek os Zino= 1/4rev i r in Me tbe wen pimpree bed, he= ems dry. He [tail i Yid Mt* erarineume, dry. U. Lied a herte r peir is* leftism t hot th w e en pair Ice had mintional ealy W 41016 mi. Waited pOrday lima Ittse , te Penn, end Meek bisjuse Id Wastes. (Bematies.) (learressioksib nab-The hods bad been is kis pos. mules dose the sign el the rash& Get to the ball. on ilet el the reemiat, at Weft mieutes seer aloe. Ames ▪ Man wed wl_witit the Warm te the beim* Oa bbasaid ea* headiest *Ma nape beg st NM& Did net see *mirk twig. Or Wake MUM mt. Bash (haling reaW)-I bap thine me so witness• is out, milled. I have every mesa to believe NM te. mined in mart ea ileturder, sotwithataadiai yaw kid air g e .k ,it eeilina to the sonnry. t o are any witnesses pressat, let them retire a te* (ta N witnies)-Now, Peat, as pa raise your pass of nisi berenter, snows; solemnly end with truth : did yea es • xerpet•bag in say skeet ? Wither -I swear I did sot. Peat's aremexassinatioa coadausi-I never saw a wig or Was d say man sakes out of the skeet. Primmer alt ne *ore were two guns Men, louleesed sapped. They wen the list thiags I took hold M. I took the cope of them, it at all events off em of dna Ide set resales tang two keys whisk yea pointed • out to as r lag t• I. esepet-beg. That, were some newsmen is time rems. I did sot minim then minutely. I merely cooked Mesa a Grier that I might we lb.; there were so are-arms or game weapons sosseget than. I am not paid,' whither anything was mid alma some parses. TM Omen std toms maxims Am.*, sisal* Intekes come of and I Mott ham premised I would seen tbs.. I Mated lom Mese. I was Int applied to for the keys ea the it !Allay after the murders, while the primmer wain - *yemeadhen Bridnwell. I sever sawn its it Mem before, they had arm bees eat of ny peumenem I sever neva arpet bag et Potash, nor • saall bear leek that the keys seised would It. I swear I saver took say papers from Lames beg there. I took the pas tree the closet. Mortar, Amin and another polices's, wen also proses. Ws tour were the oily ones then them or at soy time after. While I eases Me /eon, .the primer toed by the doer. I need by the dust Mortar was sten*/ seer the bed. Nader sell, "Than is sobady rise, you Me the man Run. who did it." As I was taming over nine newspapers, I Masi Seer Me boxes of caps. I believe:l *led them up &pia end put the asps is the boa. I res picking up eons leaden ballets. I did not pat Men into the holm I die- Vastly swage that. (The passes pressed the wanes upon this Foist bat there was no ravishes Is the setheogy.) The polkas*, whose sus I lest haw, necked in, sad picked up eons bullets. There was set* dee la the room that I did sot know. I gave the 14 hap to Foster, ea Thursday rarrailig I believe. Tidy bad Mesa is, my pea maniocs up to Met tine. No one went he the pnasnees bildvomoleeentet the time I mouthed the men seed the tine I gave up peppeshm of tie baps. I gave em the Mien the Bedewed'. - bad ben to Potash in the Wend. lan sot aware tort Mr. Caen blow I had the hey,. Col. Oakes (the Mal *astable of the coutabulaty)' *sew it. I saw Col. Oakes is Me Wednesday Ammo* after the nurden. I sew bine $ Potash. Ch. Oakes mat Into the kitchen pat palms, but be did not p up , tairs. I believe Cel. Oakes then lutew I had they hays, bet lan sot positive of that. I had no authority imp Footer's • word to give bin up the kip. I did not Mar at Me tins Ipm up the hays that soy lacks bed beast broke*. I dad sot go to the primer's bedroom en the Wednesday ah up em* aftea the emeder. I eles% Mow that any locks had hes broken up ti that Mae. I de set miallsee say pepsin ling sheet M tbe•Wedasedey aftsensea whoa I went to Pots* oYh °sliest Oita. Mr. John Cam sever peens my twines shell* locks. He asked nee isr the keys on his Thandeg or Friday after Me murders. Ima are awes, bow he ltaiw I had Eddie* • That was not the Ant *lasi ems allsed Sr Ws. fewnteadent Habbenty asked* kr theses lbw Mantes be. After Me manna- Ma el BuSy ileadhei Friday I mot with her to Pets*. beast of the police were there. Hubbersty, Winds* sad Andrews, wars sot them. They ware at Wpasadime Briirresff. Ocklm was three, sad .abee or Ohs* I did set me any mom lying Mout is the I do int how wbo urea in charge ef Hung S after I saw. her bask to Petah. I think it was Relearn He had been staying it Stanfield Hall sp to that thee. I think Chitin also had charge ei bar. *bens belongs to the eon stabalery. He Pm at one plasm at one time, end sometimes at aember. Be resides at Berber anatioaelly, I Mink. I slopped at Potash five CT an minutes that night. I saw Hubbn.ty and Miners that night at Wysoadhant. (The three mike mesaticeed are dm superistradests.) wee not presume at Ms essamiostioa of Easily ?Ledford. The to se ming to dr Whim* en w Wedomday, asked me to tri emi - reediest Maim mete of • the polies did mt . ay it was about 8 o'clock when the murders were cam mined. I amid I had a i distiaetmsellectics that it was nen , Mated bets I wee sot posialhe m The ea bsiag taken a sharp said one of the !fee kid dietistly stated that it was at o'clock the mu took pies. Bad-He said it wee a hip el* tangee, and that I teemed to bieek sat of it. Tell me, sin on you oath. wan the=ild not say so (The ripsaw acempanied this pith violent pewee ) Wineme-On m 1 oath. I serer said myelin( of Me soet lio*-1 moat bare the depositions used, my lord. the Jedf a e 7 l wish to my that I do an think you am esl - not a.rinswircunseo; MT: 4 M= Pr." " Mt yea yea maim him la tea thousand mitten at . I Wlekke yes own sake, yeti mead take that ereemetame W year eisoldiestles. . Res*rl iiile im-VBO6 help it, ny Ind. I esestleveffiem madeTimeal well. • , Tkir n un t has w complseckrosilig mew l m a* mmiegim non important to MOW- _ • • -• Ther/Ap.- I eannot Estes to a *rive& *NU reed If w primer IMAMx& „ Mr. Joan Ned Me depositing Mho* the wee well se those whist 1111.6 1.111 11" 1114 Tale t mean. AI hits *tot bribe *Mess eamelmilea its ah were *ler Is Ikon arm nt ss iedl e t *la albeit Amass* ei • dais, and tine that the time eieheminebeetid be wasted to sub en assent excited genmel , . The Jeigs.-What b the Effereere bsiweei what he his V. WOO deposition. sad here He has .110111 abdat the powder -flesks. cadge (to whams)-Is dist as ? Wllesse.-I stated, my lord, in my gereitioss that tae Owlet &Ms were Maud the drawer ,het was sot Mei* sem* n eve powder emit was head in the &Wm end sas is Mehemet. l epp ess (to tim prissaer7 Is that the only discrepancy d Yes ft is, bat it is a wry imp:gnat point. Orisoessadwatioa coatiened-I seserelly take notes of Mutt I hear is ell MU it Karts said in egbeehesdker the primmer, " Yon ere my primmer," be miffed in a tone of reprise. I then turned mead as him end repeated what I lead before said ; the priscaer was Midas %weals the lin-plass when be was takes into cm body. I went ekes te the primer, as the or six of us am Mailed him inateatly. I ham sem mess or maw nada ,tat .1 took at the tine. I said Is my Ito =- that boots takes boas the bask the were wet. rosy so NM. - One side was wetter this the ether. • When I seek them they were net standing by Miff*: beery heeded *NI 101 Me, but I previosaiy saw ales stades in thi *kiss. I don't monist whether there snowman& made is ilavevy's panne about the bens bong wee. IMk a phr d breeches Ikea wider tits bed, GM MY an ben after I took • pair from the sen, *at. I ham when I' went up stabs silk * lamer that 'he was pin op lot ;pair of beam I .reso Mat the dirertook a pair of beets tree ender the bed to pat ea. sat beer sayer' .make any reins* *eat the hems, et Me tine tiny were seer shed So". I sidlibere was sense Is* din es Me WO Mead ender Me bpd. I say as still. I took *roe of tair bins they were eat the pen Me Mimic paten X .tat en the peteatlW PM. • • w•grallo mar asellitiPlileallea Mr tines 4epedden Mises SO amens% r ,Tlee itriold, if the primmer Mimi to'sbem that *see WM my lesteresa what Me Witness mil Mire the assasfitil77 ".. .ll,49 said sow, lis coaled pat kb Os ft was set aearpateit for tin M.sTw llll' s ibm edema geemelly is the pm* ISO of "le s meodiatta • There - bed been s diser andnthe wesay itwin =to the Bodies of Ms pewder.liesks. _ness gbea a weeldnemy mplemation He had admitted Met It tees minim it Mil age hi* Ibe general *miaow Os solims. Cloll4Milnindlti oll contlnued.—Tee clocks at Stanfield, kali sad Palish faun differed. He did not know what was the state of railway tins at that period. R e _ maig h w g by &desist showed two of the fear pales et hoots predated to Emily Sandford Rash —Did you show the thick pair at boots to Emily liendlord Witasea.—No, I did not. Brozamination centineed.—There were a pair or high blots in the kitchen in addition to those prAtemed They were sot open at the aides, as he was aware at. By hip beta be mast boots that cam* ap to the knees. They were • igker tkan Wellington boots. Those beo's were nee taken trent the hew that I sin aware of. The prisoner's wee was in the Lowe. I picked up some ballets in the prierrear's bedrooms. . . . . . la wasetrence of sect. violent protestations ea th e part at th e primer that fferjeant Bytes twainatiou was mot a lair we Thefudge sold he would depart from tae onlimey worm, and allow him to eremexandae the thaw lions few standees were salted by the , but they wen trivial, sad imlemat to the character of tau evidence. The policesaaa Thereon was milled and arcewrarained by the priamer. He bad been examined twice with softresee to the murder_. woe before the coroner, and eaeibefore the =atm. as searehed the closet. —My bard, I most have the depositioas before the wooer in ibis else. The 'adv.—For what purpose ? Sash.—Hs oats he searched the closet; in his depositions before the wetter he said differently. The depoeitioss were then read, but soaks sone him it to impish in the *lightest degree the wedelns, et the oho—. Croweratainaties eontlateed.—On searching the boys I behave all the things were bundled out. Poet, the police -66w, was aside tke darnel. I did set me him Wee out of clout until the. boxes were eseraked. I saw the t, taken out of the iscx, end Pont saw them else. sot see Post picking an y looks. I think Post the thistip out of the box while Ak were examined. I assisted him ; I waist at t wee ginte. with a eupet beg. I saw Impairer Arm we, Whisk he lee now in 34 poweiitta. He we Willi' room at Pothakwhes I saw him with it, bit I dyes% remilater when besot it how I dial know wha t . wile iss• Mt I don't twee whether the sintente were examined.: I * not see them examined. I did net see any env ettleatwe the psi. asiesee wpm I did not hear any conversatior * the room =mewl to the murder. I did net see the carpet bag is 'a pommies' opened. I saw Pent with the prisoner's puns_ is the room I saw it when Post bet took it. I Ward ao oonvenation in the room about Mr. Jersey. The gam I Mud were of Mort barrels. I wee in the priesaer's bedews. There were "six other policemen prewat—lted. &sham, Pout, Keeler, Arnie, Minas, sad Mendame. The doors ware set broken oyes. ... I itosh—My kid, be swore on the , booed that the doors were brake* opts, sod that he was preerint The Judge read the depothisne, and head such wee the caw The witness declared that he serer meant to imply that. It wee is answer to a audios from the prisoacr in craw emanation. The doors were award with keys, and net John owe. John Mertes, of the Norwich police, OZIII4IIIII by les. Prendergast—l went to Poteal•faam on the attar d tbe 29th of November. Abeut 6 o'clock I saw a 1401 nobs in the howl, and the primmer then made his He unbolted thekbeltest door, and I opened it IT= unbolt the door. I then took his into custody.. The lewd. cuffs were then pat upon him. I heard Post my OM 1110 1 two Kr. Jerseys were Wet, and that he wee seemed. Mak MOW, " Good God, I hope they Mal suspect me." I wag up stairs to the prisoner's bed-reom. Two other pollee. USK went with me. 1 found % cloak tow the prior'. bed. (It was prodwed, it was a dark lobate cloak with a 1r. 4.) Cans. the Whiter to the proeseatioa, hers rem from his meat, sad was Moat leaviag the wart Meth milks trusted his lordship would order Kr. Cann set to easoatunicatt what bad twaspired in the wart to the wiLisWee were to be welled. Tige mid he busted Mr. Cann knew his duty too well to salt pt such • owns of promoting. Mr. Cana bowed west and retired from the covet lbanianiss osatianio-Pilesser meal atatmest time the affair took plies. He sae tamy beetle nid him at what time it took pins. The . guesde , a amend esswered, end obesity aterweeds rhe • pneoner seid,,rll esdesetead it teek gine a bile sand oblate." I mini We. "Teem whom de m e n yes en lest pence I have beard ewe say time la Ole be f" Prewar said he had hard see d the po i/Men Male the time. Linde no reply. No polinemee lad la my manes said asytking about the ten the murders wen ememitted. Alin the cabmen was tam isee eestedy, he was en wet of my needy up to the pain *tea he mode the ebenniea rendes to the time wheat the murders wore assemistad. Respeetiag Mr. Jenny he ( p lesser) said, "I should ban been at rhea field Hall est nkitt about that time had I not understood that young Mr. Jermy was at base," Prisoner added, " that long Mr. Jimmy is a great mop of mine; old Mr. Jersey end hen been better Ma* than we formerly were.' Orearesaraned by Eash—l have ern Pout since that timer •I saw him leave the court to-day lb spoke to me, hetes did as my what widens be had gine. ledge poen die wenn eel Mend that Peat bad to him en pent is tee evidease. His lordship mid it was very eivellielees. Resh—Tkon haw bees se may wreag things In the scene of this Mal that 1 ea surprised at nothing Croarezamination ..band—l took the prisoner by the *kt arm, and several ether woman then came around him. Peet, Ands, and sayeslf, west up Main to search the poisoner's bedroom. We were present what the &set was mashed, as were ashen. Pont was 'mimed in louleild the closet by a lisonean amen Thompson. I did net i.e ' the things hae.ded on of the clan I raw_ * oae beg. I did sot see it malecked or examined. o The Oslowen standing by the bed agar the window whe n the 'attest se the murder was semmancatod. -• Rash (to the witaess)—Did not Pen t when he left the court, tell yes what to my about the ponies of W mettles' wham the es took place ? • Reek—l deal believe you, sir. Witass-1 Oman help it, ob. Cronexasenadoe coutiand—l 1001.1 under the mat tress, sad fond a dagger. The bad had a spline began. Steven Arse, policeman of Nein* was ant called, and examined by Mr. lbeae—On the lesS in of the 29th of November I wad to Peach farm. I with Post. I afterwards west up with Pont, end and Mortar, into the bedroom. I beard Rash ask Morta; at what time the Weir happen& Mortar lane so answer. After that, about two sereads, the prisoner said on of the po lice had told him the murders mere committed a little after eight. From the time I west in until that observation was:end% I did not lease the prisoner. The time was not mentioned by any an. .He mid " I should have gene to Staallebt Hall last night about that time, had I not been informed that young Mr. Jemmy was at home. I did not go, as yens Mr. Jaw was my enemy." I found la the wenn% Women a powder Ask, shoe belt, desk leathern and otew "Mein (These ware predned.) Cron-encased by Reel.—Morten sad Budderhem went drat into the Men lieetesteeld the primer must consider himself in sunny. That was the Set thing that took place. _Pont and I Mewed in immediately afterwards. I sew Pont take tease small kale and apse from the prisoner's packet. The _primmer peened oat which key opened the ekes, but hold mot know when it was brought from. The =g bi lL °m"d bm a ie• de4ds . ..rx d looking paper. I saw far are arms. Ima not see the bar:Loan. Pont ee was le the t eas elites the beg was examined. Dew the beg cam. My letprimea is VW it was unlocked, Some one meted tee, tad I amen my who it was. Ido not recollect. I did not see the primater's puree se say time after I sew It fa the Innen Peat heeded both the pas oat of the doss to Thempos, wee leek et the mpg. I sew • pair el patent leather heels miler the bed. , Premier pat this n when he will lowa to lenekbasee Whoa the *see veep searched the plena" was saadiarbelwese the fast *IAD , bed sad the &epees. He had ben neer the veleden mess the appemeades widireferemes to lesalisid bee also. The ems Mall* Wpm have isen Rest robee rbsir le court, kisses act " ii r The nesse" lele were So be =Rod were all loran la die seam mem, bat they did net reeve to ISOM an their eras& mile& r • The Jed Yee went into teilmouse shortly before six sere. ow sea afterwards did you go up steles f Wit. maser—le five or six Sedge—Ain then you commingled year suaduatiou of the room t Witness.—Yee. • ledge—Did yob meals@ tba'obeet directly ? Witneau— Ob. so; we wedeln sword other Flamer fin. Judge—The osaverratioa. Shin took place about the time of the murders, did It ocomerbehre or after the numb miles of the closet ? Witmer.—After the examined's- of the den, u se lst s. pedalos% wee *mot at the apnoeas. na il :t a te priesser. He menisened the evidence of India name. Reek mil mesa he was " M OWS Old I teem yea dens seven me. sop S ekeras lin &ego el R while he web se 2lrtThere was a wens wee him, dratted ea • I knew the women to be Imlay Sandford. The said l her, "I me semen of ( muederingm anna Mr. r i en 3s y ft en his to sea. That foliar Oleek • oar it Wynne's) hie deal ille. It is be en hie soli% anal see to be eggeshreded, let yea (Emily Seedbed). sad aaTerf ma menme. Ze waned my boots se ball p ast five, end you (Emily *leaden) know I did not go." After a pease the Omar mid, " Have yea_ bees asked any quesions ?"_ ,She said " Yes" Ruh add it wee Wee. Redly Seabed mid a said tame bed irked whether OM presase had bees •• eat ea the pinion eviabg. leallrikadfced said, " I told hes . pa wire set bet eight for sheet tea mintaa." •She der womb vele, I don t know whether yes had been out for s ag md an me yea put ycur boots cm." Thoprisemes "ladd, have as doebt . I shall be supeesed, bowmen we hen base ea seek bed WINS stud i the old. ON OW I 1 ,1 19 bogs mire friendly, bat the young um was wayEsSo üb.l meaty.' He inn said he was rare seem one had t mbar times*, a. 4 heppealad. He several dune sleek, es he wasted to pet it ea, o. by Reek—Mortar tisk held ref W gib 04:4 3 V4 1 4 1 , 61 47 1 4:t ia i /tra p t ' Tee gaisseer4 e r s . 'The le rather ' ander eisir.r • eege • . • r Sad, isseased lea ninies rep lreety, an 'the wenn tl Is he farther arrindande ledigna y silesolimi witokampteiedAsA. was an end die ► him to tees ones ef the ovidseel se le to give. in Wed, l elk however, nine a mate of the re marks make Wi e lly:ailkort Hoary seperiateedeat of the Norfolk nada- Wary was next sad samiesal by Mr. Nveae.—l was well: at Nark lam ea Friday, Doc. 1, from about 12 =til! 4 o'clock is the afternoon. I went sp into Rush's In that bad-teas I bead a box. It was in the dote. l'ha dear of at dais was shut, be net locked. Ugh% Masai the aseusty plies, was masts:. I searched the box alkifsmad sows old anwopepers, swig with a mosstaehe, false eerie, a inamiling sop. (Tho wigs and other articles were produced ; *q apse m;de of dark brown heir, and formed osesplete di guiese Ism the ringlets appended. There was a womsn's hest of gray hair which the primer used to wear what lestravelled Gut in female attire, a prattles to which he was addicted.) I was present when one of those wee sad whiskers were upon the prisoner in Reiss Creseeney's_prename. I was present whoa be put It on hinsoalf. The prisoner said nothing as to whether it was Ms oft Dot. He did not make any observation when he acted ate to pat it on. I told him to put it on himself. He put it on accordingly. He had his cloak on at the -me time. CresiGenamlned by Ruth—He went to Potash for the gra thus ea Friday, December Ist. I was at limeiliald lag 4111 Tuesday alight, on the night of the muds, but did act hear WO** ems honed. At 3 o'clock es this fol lowing day I was there main, sad left with the in my custody for Wyneolsant &Howell. I swot= at Staallaid-hall, but bad no oosvanation with him as to the man he bad men in the passage. When I first wont to Potash Emily 6.ndeord was la the parlour. There was no one with bar at the time. I saw Ocklay the policeman in the entrance hell, and there were antral ether pollemen about the pre miere. I was at Brklewell wires Madly Sandfoed was examined on the Friday. I beard part of the exami nation. I :do nut recollect what Emily Sandford said. Scot after wa went thee, Mr. Waugh, a solicitor, arrived. I asked Emily Sandford if she spoke the truth the day be fore. She burst into tsars, and mid "No." fibs gave me a statameat, which I now bellows is it the passess'ea of Mr. Cana. I gee it to Mr. Cane. It was three o'cloak al when I took down Nim 8 'a statement. I left be , twain ism and flee o'clock. hen Emily Seaford m =isfire the magistrates, I lieve old Mr. Cann took gm ovidenos Old Mr. o had the statement of Emily Sandford in his prisseseini when be exerainad her, G bat be did not rater to it when he asked her eesstimes. 1 The Judge Warmed the. prypnet that nine.tenths of the quenises he put wore irroleva^ lad seed answer no good' ' purpose. - Ormauxendaatiaa tesiiiiis4-Vll4* I west to Potash I west into the parlour sad triter' Os pal one's bedroom. I sari soma papers jinx sb p s i n a t e p i the rooms down stairs. I think How., the , looking at them. I did sent sae bid any Ho was is the bodasom whoa I went la. I was t i t l ark the next amani ) 2 o j e t. Cann. the ;Magistrate, W and Andrews , i wars likewise there . Mr. J Cann was is rho parlour. 11 saw • carpet bag filled with lapses in the bedroom. Mr. .Ceara teak the papenfrom tits bag. The papers were takes he. the parlour. The papers, se far as I ant aware, was ad dhows to Miss Saadford. Mr. Cana remained there hog ea bear, perhaps Hager. I deed recollect that ell - Mr. Cana was there when the keys were fitted to the beam. I was in the closet at the time the cash.bsa was taken ant. I saw It taken met of the room. .Withstood (superiateadeat of the peke) took the plate. I did melees Miss Sandford maks say remark about the keys. I was shifts about 10 minutes of the time daring which Mr. Cana was there. The breakfast things wen brought la daring the tints we were there. They were broiled by a women wham I daa't know. There were soma marble- Goa/mired books take, out of the closet. They were laid en the teals wi th the other Wage, but I don't k=w what be ams of them. I did not me the closet locked after I loft theta I don't know who drove Emily Saadford to Staafield hall es the day after the murders. Rush—l should vary much like Witheford to be called now. It is very importautto was that ha should be called now. &dime Byleo—l don't know that I shall call hint at el. At this stage of the proceedings the court adjourned fOf ten senator. During the interval, the Rev. Edward Pestle, one of the musty magistrates, sonoasced that Eliza Cherlmey, who had bees in a my week and depressed beat* since giving her evidence cm • former day had that morning, at 11 o'clock, received intelligence s e death of her brother ,to whom she was semberly egad eisetlesately attached. The effect upon the pose girt wee met dharessing, and serious apprehensions with Impel to bee were entertained. Mr. Nicholls, the swims, of Ifeeensh, wee called in, and the unketunate mestere, under cadent medical treatment, be • ems mere slammed. She is not at present, however, oat a = Savory—l am a labourer at Wymoidham. I have known the mower 12 years. I remembee the night of the audits. In the awes Oaks day Isew the groomer between Mr. ham's and the Wysiondhass lodge. He was Wymedhaes. Vat was about Ave o'closk Lie adhlelleMß. IS WOO "lift dark at the time. Cr..'emenaed by Reeb—l led been to ask fora job whoa I saw the Oman. I have bona examined end swam at Mr. Can's arse on this subject. I don't know how long ago ft is. I went there because I wee ordered up by Mr. John Cann. That was the first time I went to NS Mr. Can. When I went Mr. Can "and" me when I saw you (the primmer). Wm. Sawa, summed by Mr. Serjeant Bylee—l Sill a sheriff's °Seer. la k 1847 , IMS employed by the late Mr. Jersey to '" t he Potash-fans. The prisoner wenn to me and . 'if I wee " to go." (Laugh ter.) He said, . 'of Mr. Jerlay Wilk. Clark, "I am d—d if I won't foe the first rtunity." The witness andseagat a icegehsned moseezesnination in teepees to the peressikkettaleha of the prisoner at the time he &Maimed, bagnethisir islands! wee chatted. Rash—l met hare the depositioae read. Judga—Very The &pastels'', were read. Rash—He says in these depositions that I said I would soot Kr. luny. as Bare he says nothing of the kind. Rai► does he say ? Ind Rs says he was asked whether you said so, and be Kil:oh. --- - Robert Martin. examined by Mr. Serieent Syles—l am a bailiff living at Norwich. At Michaelmas, 1848, I was en gaged in distraining upon the prisoner at Felminghast. Rush—l have no desire to elk the witness any questions. Richard Read, narabled by Mr. Presdergast—l live in Thormantrest, Loudon. I was acquainted with John Let. nor. The prisoner was intredead to me by Mr. Lerner, about March, 1848. Some papen were brought forth ; and ft was stated that Lanier had a claim to the Stanfield-ball property. That was stated in the primes of the prisoner. Rent inquired of me whether the muss was going on. I accompanied the primmer about that time to Mr. Waugh, a solicitor. Loner s papers were subsequendy taken from Mr. Waugh, and plead in the hands of another solicitor, Mr. Wilson. That was about March. Some time after wards they were plumed la the hands of a third solicitor, named Flower. Mr. Ruh said he was an honest lawyer, and that all inlaid be well In his hands. I rewired • letter front the primmer, dated May the 2nd, 1848, and also a letter dent October the 2nd, 1848. I saw Mr. Rua that evening after receiving the letter in Thums-ekeet, end afterwards (at six o'clock) in My's.- street. An was produced and read ever. I ap pended my to it. Mr. Beak said that was his plan, and the slily plan by which he maid miss the claimants any sisistanes whatever. Themes hag hesitated about it, bet at length be siril it. Lerner Aped it too. Really Sandford, who had ret was remand le witness the uti of the paper. I don't know wholher the put her camels it. The prisoner said that ", ladj" Todd lad what ever means were wanted. Emily Sandford woe present when Rush said so. Speaking of the Fe farm, he said he should go down tia the same eve 'on the subject of the property. Zak said he would pay all the e of say mit IMO Writ held the take }lame about the Fel • Pm peaty. Ha emit helmmo( the proper% and they would expire esthe 11th Oct., and Mat lis would put the claintsats ia quiet possessisa of the farm. He spoke of Mr. Jersey, the reeerder, sad mid that he (Mr. Rush) ex pected to be served "lib an eimbnink. Jersey m 4 Lamer I went down to lie suit day. I went to Itanak. I nist the Wrainalhan entice. Igtor to Febii ' lki.- 'When 1 got to Fe I saw Thsonsa J i **Wm arreament was Rash. The ' einsmale Os tfte 12th of i b i signed its. Lem* prpric it. On the 11th of Oen* Iseseespanied MAMA Nf trmftald Hall for the pmpeered teffilueing Eir. ruilV line _maing. While I was at fel scl LiMr. Sash krethised the draft of a notice, which I lim i l ft. I watt on seers emesisiss to the adios at hir„ Cloves, the prints!, with Ms Risk Both inquired if the notion were While the sink ems gone to inquire he gave sae a Igo, end sell, "Do pay far them." I paid the the sovereign, and bin to mad then down into erfolk. Cress-examinsi Isr,Rush.—The lepers were taken away from Mr. W4 s e n nestresict attire delay. They were taken from Mr. W INAS I hymn the prisoner. The papers wire reesevel Mr. Wilms% shwa March. When I went to Ponedi t l aria strain sad am Sr breather persons. I never beard as prissierr ins say tbreatenhig language of any Wad towards Mr. Jemmy of Stashild Hall, er his family. Atka Lams wee then ailed. Mr. Evans—My lard, we have mind this witness. so that, if he uses.., the prisons: can exsaidas him. We do not lanai to ask lint any questions. Rosh—l don't want to elk him encthilli- Themes Jersey was nut called. his witness is of a very diminstive stature. Hs appears to be upwards 0160 met of age, sad he ins intoly weak that he was compelled to Massif the ban with a thick stick. ma sa t Bylee—Can you write ? Winne—No, air. Seit Byles—l don't wieh to ask you anything she, Pissr—l have nothing to ask him. Norge Frederick Howes, whose examination in chief took Ow ea Saturday, wee called to-day for cross-examiastion. 1 Reah—Where are you staying at Norwich? Winces— .At Etc Bell Hotel. . _ IloadtHowit - aay thaw hose you had your ',ideate I Labia down ea this sulq_oet? WMea— ow. Haiti-8r whoa ? Witness—Ur. Cam. Bask—Raw Nana ore yam to bate fill &bay evidence ? Wltases—l does cadent ad the goestios. 1 End—What roomy ore yea to hots? Whasio—l am sot swore. lash—Riot Mosey have you bad ? Witowee—Ose pu ma, to my ray Ore down to Naomi& Om soverefga, by llos way it was. WHO—Where do you lire ? Illtametla lialbaramk- resawisis. , . Posol—Are yos a susirist . .PM ? Iff lisao-24; Mr. Bask. las mot eaaraltweuty.' yet. • ( .) • you glee way aroMw s tea se ? Wi llii = a lM, way ; boat ale , ft do bore. lty Mid Is shaphat to Ibe , sad Noy fa dm Is maw at the aselamodal abed Clapham. Rai—liam yea ewe tam sorposesol army wins? b. TM Judge iatsopessi—l mast allow Shot question to put. Rush—Have you ever been tried in any court ? Wits= (indipsearly)—No. Rush—ln whose employ are you ? Witness—ln no one's, Rush—Where were you hat? Witness—With Messrs. B othy sad B , mpees. Rush—Were yon ever =eased of receiving th• Ir mosey, without ecesanting for it? Witness—Never, Bash—Da you know kr. Chub s Mathews the as ? Witnme—Yee. Rusk—Were you ever detained for attempting to pus forged orders? Witneee—l =strived some time s no. •II some friends is the College of Burgeons to give an order to a Mr. Morgan for the Lyon= theatre. lir. Morgan was given is charge for attempting to per forged orders ; bet. whoa the case went before Mr. Jardine, the magistrate at Bewierest, he saw through the sad: at oat*, and din missed the eksrge. Bock—Do yea pasties 'as maul at judge and jury dabs is Lose ? ,Witnees—l have been to such placee, sad have saulosally pat on , a wig sad gown. (Laughter, in whiskabe masener joined ) Beals—Did yen ever pus by any other name than your right one? Witness—l never did; bat a friend of mire get me to obtain some primed cards for him in a false name, wank he used, but I never used them. Rush —Did you not Wall time get your living se a Umber ef boxing ? Wltnees—No never. Bush.—Were you ever indicted at the Old. Bailey for per juz/b.Witness—Never. —When was it I said that I would soca serve Kr. I with an ejectment for the other world ? Wl`ess.—lt was at Jesup's, in Catherine-street, Lo &yea Dec. 14, 1847. IW.—Who was there at the time? •Witaess—Samnal 111111111.1"•• a fighting min. a girl, and some other persons. Bash.—Were you drinking rt the time ? %tams—Yes. Rvrh.—Whas Witassa —Claret. Rush.—How long was I there ? Witness—A very long thee. Toa were there when 1 want in, about a quarter pest aim MA—At what time did I make the remark you impute to me? Witness—About two o'clock in the morning. Bash—What time did I lave? Waimea—Yon left about fear o'clock with some girls. Bomb—Was I sitting car a t the time? Witsess—Tou were einfag ea table. Rosh—What wlrs the ether dales ? Witaere—Bums' wens detieln!"olbere were promenading about, and paw Attie, in g Rash—Whir did yea leave .. W.Tritagles Ake ? Witasee-4 left for throwing a none and bruising a win dow • no other tuarm was assigned for my dismissal. Tge lusaderritiag of the late Kr. Isaac Jenny having been proved by several whaler, and Mr. Tunnelly having proved that Mrs. Jenny was wan, an account of the Kate of her Wealth, to be prusat te give widows, Rash mde some remarks about the aseessity of Mrs. lonises evidence to establish his ease and an application having been made for having M. Jersey's depositions rent, • The Judge said—Yea bad better consult your solicitor as to the desarahleness of having Mrs. Jenay's depositions read. Rash—l will consalt my own opinion. Some discussion ensued, and several agreements, notices, Ike., were read. Xr. Freak Austin, officer of the Court of Bankruptcy, proved the gat of Bush'. bankruptcy. Rash—When will the ewe for the m 'vesication close ? Mn. &drain Byles—Aleteet imediately. Bash—l hope I shall net be Galled upon for my defence at his hoer (21 miming, pest 6). The Judge—Tot think you cannot do joshes to it ? ,ush—Yes, my lord. The Judge—Then I will entabiliast press it. Nome donuneuts harts( bees pen is sped read, Mr. Seders= Bytes said—My lord, this ie the cue for the rounition. The defence is =putted to oftepy two days. MIDLAND ClRClllT.—Wattoriod. Arita S. Nsa Pam. OTONELRIGH ABRET.—LIBEL ON LORD LEM T. Claw o. etwurrut. 8200 ND DA.T.—Lord Chia Jostios Wilde sedated the court at 10 °Wait this sawating. The case for the defence had not closed when oar parcel was dispatched. RAILWAY NEWS 511APA LlST.—Loimon. Aram 2. Nara-11r paid= at lapAa Nelms drisels. owls Meal • YON , BANN MOW id.. kxvissa suo ihm.s.---Newmatle and Carlini' Railway ((alwretiono et, mad branch frog, Meson Brwiels); Lanes shire and Yishire, and London and North Western Rail wa Company °mushy of interest is the Puma and Wyre: Railway and Harbour and Dock, and !volatility die ma-. Basement of the undertaking) ; Colrain' Railway Camtalty Compensation Company—preambles proved. RAILWAY MRETWO. • . _EASTERTN CoIINTIRS. Bea • e Shlrsielders.—Lcadoo, April 2.—T.Wunoir, , in the chair. This weds meeting of the committee who ham undertaken. to in organise as awadation for the protection of shareholder, this line. The SECRETARY read a letter from Mr. Cesh, the damn of the Eastern Cowl*. Railway sommities if' kwilifetion, stating that the committee intended he elesnlohs dishweratanteng the shareholders previous to dle Moolloged A letter was also read bout the Kama Res =irtailareply to a communication, nquesting the dos of the corporate authorities of that city ta of the 111•00W1012 to prevent the amalgsmatiem of the Norfolk and E astern' Counties Railway Cesmsnan, red stating that he would confer with the town dsek of Norwich on the WOOL Several new . swab= I paid their • subscriptions and were enrolled, and the Becieten'is reply to Mr. Idenphail, stated that thus are at present about WO members in the aseeciatics, who rope- I mated a very large number of shares, but he was unnliole state. exactly how many. The committee was oompied dunes the remaiadir of the evening in framing role* fee the future government of the society, by which it wee respired Ow its acaaye t should be vested in a enseinitte• of , lerfig ehanhplde m r n s the qualification to psi* the possession of at least fifteen shins whep apPeiseed ; that dm chairman, dwaty-chsitman, treasurer, end sorropep OPPolat4 should be . A ere puddle meeting caw' resededei; sad that thi -01 •04 411 dilleid meet web a mesh he lite .set these net rile *es also adopted, to the ides% that wile drys ills )11 s e s ierli di"nd 8 " 4111 1 4 the • railway . she , should lIIIIIMIIII the asssabeee of the spud wish sr, for the Porlooli of salecdes feet **heft et die ms it at lair get= Li= ei shall Wok Ma ai ir All the oilkes.of emotes, sod of adiolus immune he mieliziad.fe their asesiasss as loge an salosat of support es Pplidolf. The meeting time esparto& "'''.- 12 . aselloia: 12 - 019 - 6 - 1 lin - te - To - LlNies - W32 PUP. 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March 31, Allis, Clngews d l i l d. larch L. Asko 31, liar. Aar Jelenalwae,Oreawadc, parch tra lall! u d ni . x 74 ni g srch l 3o,llklr• Leith, Mar & 3 Erlwrall 343 Asaa. Mao* am Anseui Loa awl bosh , throt 1 jloti. Sri& Mew& Howls Milan, lissr s tr 6... Are, What, Agnes, 11v., Asa I. denote ra Mr, Ornreal, Aiell ',Oder AwsWatees, Orient, Me II 1, Veers Amissoe, Oraverd, April I,oler Arabia Valibe, Grasar, Ajwil 2, "EMI* An, Gravew owsd, April Ranh. rare, Ces, Marc h &stair, lirrewr,AprUE &Gr. MU& Pr" &scrawl. Aprl lGuar 1, ' sary Delerophoii,Weyin. Xerdal,Wiewar Ileidgerssincs,Nich, Mani U, Ma. &Wed Wee& WES, March IS, Help Ha Mohair, Bridge water,llturli SI, Melee Blieeficiessa Daal- April I lbitlahOsk Ilan Aftirch3o ZT::=2! /ram lAlth, Mar& 31, 11.7ercer" . Nowt. Viper, &sham, March 30, 113 Mr c arta* Irstasbn, March 18,11. r. Minot& al Ass, Owls, Mar . * 3 ,/ Carr, Umber MO., 13374 - 31, awr Orr, Torbay, Msettbbl, natal Orr, Pec i =3 3 , &mar. 31,130u1. =3llllnsv, Lea, = 21, Go thenburg i tt =2 ii: ir k w. '''' Or, Mar IS, Gothesearg Mach 31, Neuhaus GI , Mil tl,llareh 31, Dust. Casaba, Plll,llnreh 23, &Err Clatbarlas, &IL, March SI, rm. lbwasstlise Ark, Dual, March 31, Names Dalhailes, Daniel: Much II Alor Ola " Sllal s iblii, p'm tletr.. itO k., &oast aci =l:amiltl,4lolll,l3raverl r..., , Mir & 11, SI, Marra a OrashissAlloak4,2larth ru m p Le., April 2, Mailers Aso, ripril 2. new Oyler 81= . 13 . 1, aril 2, Vslzset• l b. emir, or',Llc.,April 2, Nano Dewrat, sr I,lc, April 2, N. °Gar 11lisla, l.,Apr. 1, Morina Orris, Gramm& April 2, Ora. Christian's Hope, Gracreetsl, April 3, &Gar Ds& ot Droste, Oresend, April I, blaPPlle Den, Gravaired, April I, Camas Dee,Gra April 1, llurrr j ej . Myr Z , A pril 1, 1„ New D u rittimen gm ! " =, , s ititk "" Di., wow, ...km, limb Dias, Mr, March 30, Hirt. Dasklearbeld_, Derry, March 31,Uote, 13* D t=.1131, April 2 i Haar aa has Mearrik, Illtlil l e= 4 , sakimma.,..2.:ll ii x i tio =O, Mardi h, &urn illiialda,MareC h =sita ,Marele li, Ira Marsh 31 Mars MatiM/1. SusiseL, Kant 111, 1 liodiar u .ilit lola, Art 1, lbea ' V ‘ hress7, -, ' 30, 11431wdaa &Mar Darpl, =ii i ll i tl i asess Wi l e t 7 iawP blial, U I, l = a 1, Cbressi teritis o..... _ ...Irk sumommad ' `" limi, ' Ma=l7,llwies Esponee•gamirs.,ll•lolo.Lakter t libwassir, gide. Mil& 13, Wies MUMS& Ogle, Minh &Ghent Elea., Orr& Nana 31, Mired. Mgilly, Zsii, Mar 31 , &twerp Ears, Orr., April 1, Chairs Mr, Warr., Aprli 1, Irma Ellea Mary, Gramearad, April 1, Ornery MnSuasi.Onivit April t.: al I, &ars tu = k blfcl! ' liiir A il3 2 ,'exv, i ; lasseit, Mr, Minh 23, Miran. &day, March 31,11 oner. duet., April 1, 03erwm7 ud., April 1, Guernsey ed April I , Laos re., April 1, Currey mi, April 1, Garrey Jaw Ors, Altera., March L, rm t March *be 1 & Memel 31, Heritages llair.l if Masdal M PIFI MarMdi, M:rcli " tcr. Ward Ms Ertel, Much 31, Nantes lee. oil , CAMS, March 31, St. Mr hiViami, .4ww. roll, roll[, litre Words.ea nv .._. .._t i ; v On. frogr4 v ,4l.* . Deka. I. llll .ria,Lloino.. i liveak._ = imair4l=a. " 4 luww.unm... d 401 o e , Sala NW., any...i . JOS nolo ke... 0. ' Sasso Oronsga no • yi Jithet, tiny... Joan Nog, ane. klaiMpaill'ar ": l4 .l lok tone LOON Nob . ie' * Jon, Pa1a.,11....4t4A i ntim, _..., ...* lknont -sot t a irkst i Ntr, li k 14:4k LitO, l ta n* Ltal Joe Da. ~..4 . ...... 1 Joanna. A iir'im l‘ , 1«.=4 14 ,L; V* J. WO, of la, r r h: 414 147,1150 1 y QII" Jenne linksoff ai h uw 11, up 001; Jenne IwwW. Owls kr cim illa 11, IMMO Pant nam. A u llrla 1..3 1 1.17.P21. *an 81,1 . ^On laeetDlNO. Mona MX... lieri, 46% 440 1 Lool &Ike, Ugro, Deal, k... A r m pit lord, Orrops., inn _Lid* a#l. Arti ah ... ll % aansom r p ir, laws Am, at sr' 144" 14.,14 :7 1%6 0mi c. "4. 4: r+`ll9/Y marrow,ter,Nocaton, Kw? TO. An t LIM, DoO, M.arfre.lbal,loo l I Mono. Fin 11444118 " 41 ". 18111 % k lit rigi til s ... igab1ei1ig714:13.147 7;21.4 21"14:9 7.17 L % '81.1111.1:11.1 .: • A Norttno....l. ar i l ?Ikons. Wlek lola to.. Ono, eggU Ong, nikat Oak, Dunse,Non Oar, Oknow.l4•OL Nei. Orio, Deoppdlia i PI PotgIIOW INII O.. Proteins. 1/011 . 711 Ito Percival ?gleam. 1 Fornr, 011Ahrillik Ino A to .ProperreolLgies to. Prinerere, sm. noniron, lr lift k aft Palk Omen% 411, Gag, PPM Wks !, WllMtil = Ask fr2l.'l 4 = Porno 1.1., Ape% Prism of Woks, Oa e 4i Pond. Orono% Deg Pronte•nce, Inn Pont. (ovum% IMO 2112116, tn., ki Its. No Ur., Own WON l.eisa llanolutio, I,linla Mena* Ono Enema, 11, km tilrat=, *. Itellanee,Ors Rainbow, une% Chang, 4 Royal Alin ali Rival, 0/1411Mi, Solo, .r 46. Sank Spberoll, .1 .... k 1 e Sanwa, Ur , Swan, of Ur., Apill Aolltf salmis, Blob, Ilana WWI Rtatety,Deal, gt. Nicolas, Nl= Stagranw,yont, mielkOrs Suzanne, Eltalor iff ronn Saar, AO hela, W:ter l4 ., Nog SASO. Win, Th 0661, AIMAIIII.VeIit i : Twee Clenocks% WO, BO! _ ....W name Protimm,l7dle, Wil Mt TheodcW,Onvem4,lolllma i lt o r ... tn.D=Met6ii I t= Tallentke, Ma:WM Telma, Ommpem,llolll,lne .. Tsmar,tdammina . I.IIW Tay and Tees MU% UMW. _ Tom Rama, On ly 11:77 ! : 11"111* . ! 4: 16 7 1 : 11!! 71 21! Victoria, OWW W-4".1' MI Wile a• Cavkltalay, WOW, Wilberforce, Clamn Wavv, Ormenlir Wizard, Deal, 'Eaterleen Dal, v., Wanderer, Wesleyan, AMP Wave, lief, MOM Wklm, Ben, Wallace, Dm!, 0 11 ..._,,, Yorktown, MC 4_,,,,...' Zanepa, Derry, Mme 1114...- GeoreM Wilshire, Mu, Mira 30, Mavaraab reoGNlMMlMaker.,llareb3l,llamb. Owlowlster„ liimewer, Much 31, Haub . Oreyhowske, Swum., Muck 31 Wale . XL Grielkene, Wanuip., Mareh M, Nutt. Gage limb, Wick, Mout .26, Chris tlaoread George and Zielard,Plyok, Muck 31, Mono Game, °G UT., Aprllll, Mates Golairm, Clisvercae, April 3, llielwers Mew, Geasemed, April 1, Gummy Pulk Orsvcreed, Gewhosed, Greeeeerid, April I Mich , tt ael Itiasegarten, Gravemad, Ogre Norway Orwriamil, Aprill,Geetek =IT ;',37=m 7 Meselg. sk, April 3, New Ortega. ree l p, 3 l4lYriercr 1614 t. Mare 36, Rettied. AM" UT., April 2, Owl° Adam, Wt. April 1, Tampico A/Se2, Dtablia, March 31, N. Tort J, Olaidow, Marc h 111, N. York A l= , Oorge,March 31, Paula Aaaa Margaretha, Ran, Mara 31, Rendsbuzg Alphadno,Watett, March 30,Nsaire Almale Zolane, N'aterf., March 31, Bayonse Bete, Palm, March MAL Netamburg Barbara, Ha, Arm I. Wenn m _Atal tiai n tpa uezi l. Marl a 1, et. Jobn, N.B. Becalrlag, Virblthy,Merch 31, Malan Canaan Mal, Deal, Apt I,Valencla Canoadah, UT., Aprlll, Comtanda. Ora reol.,Aptl2. Waltham Cymmt Gravest, April R Malta Oanconi, Deal, April I,Laa Mr. Cadman, Galway, MIMI 31, Nem Yet Panda Moll, Match 31, Braun( Chunbela, Boaster /Ma, Mama 311, BMW* Chalkier, Pips., Nara 31, Omen- Dasadea March 1111 Gabeshala Dm* .emi Bab" •11ma, Slate k Alks Doak blammest,ll l Moth 31,11Aga =etOro . , Apel, 1, 11 Maw Boalhalap., March 31, Alters =ADueler March 31, Quehrt ria Dade*, March 31, Mom Rainy, Deal Apra 1 Ghent in uaea. 'AL.& 31, Daft Mat Cemwent, H.ll, Masa AO, Lobe& Mom HO, Itarek 31, Ilesßas lOW 401 ,_ I.W. March * Rotterdam 'rib% Apell 1, Osisstantioupte =7= Fje " "" a . radsta Ormilah Preallyn, OftPl2QCk,iri ti : 71•41sdA,Shiel4011 1 rd LW% George Wilklnhon,Gwell. Oilmonr,l4Wd. Aril l • 6o. ` Olen, }Wm., llsajd . l John Wlinen, June W. 0 4.4 11% Jollw J C k sAtro ams ant.TrolT;lTo_.iiim e itlt Jeanne d'Anil, qd L 11:!OMirorri.i)180 ooter Loodeadm74/ 017 . 1 %4 L AM(% ) Ouremen. liglijit ar rdr4itit eels teeedeW•tet , Sink t a g% %ware% 0101 0,01062. )(mole of ardri li NVe;ail Kuck. of Yellin Loft". Sil iall V l° ,oll Wei nil galinZetli .62( ' M plein)i hilearinione Ocenewlei Hai r , a, bait Winder, Itnitering,:lo k , _ Sciadiet, nal. "INA Vermont IV hard. boa, Oa' wari,..4lard. 31, m ch lat t T . ll it ,. a LI. 00 , sg,d airt-m-d. Is, AL (!Ilion. the wife of the !n• J. P 001 ! MAKRIS . -Jso. 11, at Bellary. the wife of Lind. 1 Kea. or a danthter. IllirintAßlTY.-Poh. e. at the gspainal.. DoestlV. oo 41 0 15 1 ti e r -i ke r ft li. o srifeer :it. ..... 'hp, (1 i of .4 son. ~ glib WWII INTOSII.- March 29, at Torquay. the Mas dIX ' - !Matt. of a daughter. 11 MILISSR.--Mareb 24. Mns. T. Milliur. ion. 011161"1/6.111 ' • 0012. PATTDISON.-Jan. 30, at Delhi, the wife of (Vt. C . O S A...kirt a pow, ta, at Mosselburgh. M T a n at. of e NOV a o▪ OTT.-Max. ITL-Jsas. tg, at Meteors, th e "witc.ctLid. B. Sila 1* -March N. et Baas:ewe. the We d lit 0 0111 • YrthY .- 6 Ilan% 1111. at Kensington. the rife of 11. 140.. . Asow / *Am& 0 . •,W.-1( arch eh at Manogterracs ELDSAIted. or J. Wad, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. BOYLE-BARREI7.-March I. at Cambrian. 3 7 . :./ 4, Taint. to Samanah Jaae. Wet *O W " • . s ael-.2.2b2X40N -March 30. at Bt. Getete:!. Nlta..r.m.lL,tar,rzew,r4dgel s . ackwo. Koq.. ot the Old Kas DALY-II ANEILKIL-Marett 31 tit ea Jar. . I am G. A. lAAGIMA of RaMay. ken. W. Glaeslttartaad. ll,Mitszt. to Illa 7 J. J. limala, at matbastraostratt. std . al . lIMCE-1101181L-Mareb 31. at St. Marra NW 1 0 .I. L M a tae43.4 . .. consti.a.s.dbrif., m. . ai se/ damatter of D. Morse, fritt• el 1r DEATH& ATKIKEION.-mTil, at them:tam Gettehoed re& siga° ,we of 1, at mod St ow e Oda Bl i ntitki..- at adlabeirgb. Anne Woe. el I he Yee J. ninon. Wager of etWori ii ik 01 Biller".^-010 K is. at Dooton'-contmaas S. a .o._l4„agaG IL Al ai DllNlArMarall IR at NAL fit, ffoff C W. 4 . Tel leelaj-Hasifoill""i.—limebulliPes4elitnrooro,•*'l3. Affarntint.wtietiwril liiii. ff. i Nob GEOATNr l lLatffamstodsAL ffuooa4". 0 6 pig , a.. ,he Island, Tirerton, atelier. J. Mg '' ' Lothwlnnoett, Dr. UrnA ,wow. 110 L ROWEL Si. at eloncester•plaor, Po ',„,.,..., , A. Rodger. Hat.,siced=l6oolo ai , . .- IN a& the Grote. uam - WM —.........." = _---attpabilebsi by Wilma,' KUM Waft oi Lootbm. Printer. at bratolflibbles—TeinAT. Xff • DSO 4