The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-15 00:00:00

lIRETINU OF MR ROYAL AGRICCL IURAL social?. c);.k OWk 0111lisP(.11T114 WARWICK, Trumpvv. The Kn.' Agricultural Society has bssa peculiarly forlocst. •. regattl. ...rather for its parent essetiag, sad ate praftitaga Lace 'Ames( 'off with mud' leldt, ith , a• yard W. Jpt if St .it 1/ chock ate stoning, mad shortly after ihal early hog • a leg Ir.ar is of victual' counarneed sad toolinutd throughout ilia day. Many sancaltuntor dlisreat parts of *h.. kneads hays, so doubt eriered the ta••eskt,. tie ruusery gather** of this misty kr their missal hJ day, sad ,I.ey harts dissevered that, to tasks eras • cursory extuhteatits of the Meek or implement., is the Mine of s single day. they mast begin beams. On the preorit terming the entries of all drivel/atom art sexy The display of Oro iitiick is more soticeable for its ens- Mined writ than f, the tranacesdast superiority of parti cular coutribations, and Ilia of itself is one of the mart encour•gleg tritigloool4ll to the utility of the society. A high standard of oodles, ta not geserally aimed at among the competitors. sad !Luse penman who would hies been way winners • doreti year. ago must now bring all their resources to be.: or they are soon diatanced In the struggle fur dis tinction. Of the oat Ha, the short horns, as usual, made • very fonsktahO appearance The Lulls elosediag two years old are siry sonorous, and such being the mos it is so matter tor surprise that POMP of them do not rice above mediocrity, but the bulk am census', good. The younger bolls bass est • mut% totter figaro at racemes exhillsitiona of the soceety, tritb the exception, perham, of the prise animals, the ant prembou Yl.mg t - the lot of Colonel Townebry, for a resa, wheb w ill protobly Ls beard of hereafter. 1 tlo not think the b ill esker ro promising as I have nen them, nor ie say Moat; td the cow clos particularly 'Odds". Tbs hoped the race, so tar as they are to bejodged of Ore. may be said to lee Kea tt e heifers which sea clams an highly pea's, womlty. Is this division, a will be teen on re tereoee to the IMI of rewards, Colossi Townley takes a poi tics wuelby of his esaalabobed reputation a. a shin-ore brieder. Thirjudgment, however, it is only right to add, las Lee-u • Geiger' of (mount criticism. The Hoe r& ere represented in a eery satisfeeteey man age. The eatrios of bulls eamediag two yeaso to limited, Mat Oa pother sole animals of the moo breed are tlali y ahead in manes. The Hereford cows am most . this es a Isbell, sad iac ludo mcwornsfel-looking milky* gra 0.4.117 net with in a clos of the moo event. TO lakes slao are moodiest, and bid Emir, so fee as they are ma- Pried, to torment the ,edit of the whiortaces.' The Devue.., se might be eageted, caseiderlag the diatoop of this. piece (row their waive pastures, sad the man Lumber of wh., cultivate them fa the Midland destrie. Ise to • ussisur:ty, but they precut • very attractive e;ge: enc.!. The *hue yard coethia• some excelerat wediaces, untsrlthauutshag the paucity of their musters. The heifer', ia perneolor, are worthy of eulogy, es may be adhered from the fret that trawl were commoiscled to view by the kstigeo ° Th ^ 11. n leprous claws. for " other established breeds " are only aloodutly Sled, and call for so farther re au at i'daa tho th y were tenanted by Welsh, Aldose, a, Sow-a, Lot., litartulko, Irweremand luny hr... 1 to iterseerollow in she order of the catalipie and a my trod, , ahle department they mmentiosalaly ere. I easy wale gen Tall that there la marked Jimporrement in the memo for imoding hasten or heels& Tbadahleas foe 'smelters' par rots, foaled ea or balm dr he of January, 1847, are of a carman-place dmeriptien; lea the youessr eh te worm a the ribs dlessaha. Muth the mad. and elarierburel porpoise ore a 0.1 clan, and the.. rood' haat awaited the bat MI mod prime are eminently • by of the remetiatheybaemblabad. Tba UM far erns CILIUM peeps me we preeterameil emweep ionable, Aromas ea they dote tee amargatet both lend paste at an ;wily age. In point of gummy and malitythadeal cleanse aarmeola i ii httoerto exhibited, in tta dog moat my mho to ably do. Tee thuruilv b. bred bones are .bat an serrate leas Stu se tie the men he Main harm erlUs their Late are better tbea mad. TM mama an b lotto a pmeraisear lettere—mem se, reap Mo= tai lame_ alma iabboaao, la aramemee the Moral prim *bleb frequesUy frY he than dm "Ma yen- Woos Wile as um by Mehl eanraitam. TM llepa Agricakatal Ifinfekr bra mar ' I Ili* bed 10 haaa ad sham eallotetaa dap ah JA ant try haw crew amabled. The Lamm to be la thaloaradtag sea., obe li tureiber wore lead Inare tam Um they Um done. Kt. Isar* at to mil Mows anly sad la* a an eslabitiew per with hem Bo Me ere Manly Gamed the linty sad amnia of all the pram ter searoffai ram, bat sot without a mum% an the Lt al e. Paulen, as oar of his setawmaate. Ni. '• Atop ern on well towns that we seed any aboarre is ash. piece that they rentals IC roam thaw charmurimice by width the Mallet Tiwiepst Gotha cue. prowl thur orlabelly. la the Lett Owe f law aor roma of any abbe we. Mr. Ismaleit loam en' the piles ,o the chafe of Ira lead aecond prime tat mum lirw ripeciewars, and Mr. hada, bee to lOW I r how be may with the laird Maim Is the Mew 114, awes, lamem, ha la agile the vicar, taltim. the Ara and et mo primmer. Mb mow it may an obermil, we a,' tilt• so balky as t brae Maria boa. The loath Dome, se • wow, w ampletem hr their heamifill ender and high osodttarn. The Deka of Massimo'', 81 -ostlin ism r ellatrother a perfect model la forte awl goad/ of abet mark a sheep rhuu:d be ; and the ewe with whiab bla race carried of the term for the Lest • M say message, lid a pair of the km lege err ewe, wish user tiorgebm ea my le is other reopen,. Ilie flomb Lows ram, se a Maw. Imre sever, we 'sesame, been ma y pr••;••• occasio• at the lam kind. The = ce bey *hum are very aboadaat, and the,' arlinwere rte. ant tell to la aratlted by in. Wish patron .Itch they ens duotavely lob. Rieman" Lei bean added to limp... et hem, sad they eery more „Iran In proportioe Om than they hi, fur the moat pelt due.. TM chum t r *. cebn .bat-would sheep nut Saab Dome" am ot,upeed it.. dy teeth entowbred anturtile, mach w woo- Wed theme-Ir, to the het' her, but AM very little or so Uwer yule tde losers of pare .o 4 unmated dement. Among the ran.. however, ere a EnnitoW of merino* QUI • in,upte of the anon. banked, and Ludy Latium. sleep. Special' pet. are atom by the local roormittre for the Oho-velum Meow s *hush are deservol Metres dm in W. and aljoia 13.; cowman for th,te mite, symmetry. sad medal tear pans. la tr. eery taeoneldeeeble degree they cowrie., the lash et the Cotere.,l4 with the euellost gaol/tow of tee loath Due aea as inatt..n They lee ia all ampere entitled au the suss' lessons whom they hare received an Woo., ea era ice ,a u b.raer ocesei se. . . . . TM sivis of piss is n..t 93ite 'quo], either is sumbree at DI C. 10 VLSI ease tines twin is some foetus, estutfiiees. 11.mm / semi. fur HA 'petal prises is ibe Armee.; tile rersivisic Isere oboe of o{.lllllloll tar tittle es- Grilses 41 LIMI awl qcs:ity of it.b. TO•014 (SON Sir•roon • tbs asas.l iuretleg takes plate, and . Ic the e Yemen the sank is nU Soliy r - kar. With macro, t t Mr. Fowler's intl.:user, Id wbkb the SW. pr es wee awarded yesterday, it may 'us towatteoil that id • 12•11 -fount plogh capable of laden resorted woo a ea/avatar; fa watch ammeter the remit of away caplet inmate on lbe ladle for tte last thus d.j• 'bleed th..t it wee eApetie of desalt its work web. It was worked with • Ithbone •ea et wean cultivating apperatas. The will %sea difi ray. fail of arearity ; and, adiviikeiendiog dttl ceLtr watch ttue proriited, 'Upbeat set only more all the soil therothisly. Ear Lrokr It up completely. IM the Area trial day seven :mplesecete of tab Lied owe to mow Utica; het ie tap r mine of Ike trials bar of doer get denuded, sad gate oily router dot 1. r the prise. Stray Vats wars gape* sae *fgt. talons unownee prim tv arrive el a eat.idextery overladen, sad their award Is eseerell ye t.rded ee as meltable ow; but abet. %er Mr 'Yowler's merits Lin be it tbee ha; Mr. flerith, his goat couipdica, bee dorm very mark to Whet tie abject to view, he naval ben tae ale to brag to beer the ►tear ouliivstor. The amain aidireareineat slaw tier aeletisi at Canoed has ban the sdeptetr•a td the plough to the piaci* of the cultivaLer. MALI OF VALI:ABU P.61911M.5.—A valuable eallectioad palatine, lachsilas woe galt yactswe by the end waVers, we ha Weilnerabey disp.. 4by Meson. Fustor, al Weirllwy, in Pan-wall. The Wombs are worthy at aeries — yet St Murillo—The Frraft Oathentre • ',AS, satisfy work-60005.. 146. Stwasevaidt —A blame. !Fad c teratic Landscape, with a 13.echattal au Seentke n 12.• 6 , nion/id-2S purees. 119. Fiala Nownith, 1128— lino }Kerr heat at CHttos the boats introduc.d by Jolts Wawa ; a cavils! example-1N gallows. 160. Patrkit )t toth, MI —Cowes Castle. Isl. elf Wight • mall 044. I t 10.-toro fort ;minima. 161. Leowledo da Viard—Thes Angel. li.uotort sad It tuba.' s dltotteh. or slow poem, row paid .4 too pens-62 sooner. 162. Gandowzio Ferran— ILA Asottroprow of lb. Vines-66 swasso. If.:1. Plow Perugia., or ratter Peribcation I. the Temple —.60 solaria. 1.4 P.ot Venoms—Peps Gregory's Sonar: • basoitattios toes., watt malty Igares-30 frOIZISIC Iwo far betas g.ltety e, rite, woody bectearlit from Milos. ROTAL COLLEGO or SV•GOOKL—At • abretiaff Of the remit yew erSay afternoon Mr. Janes Muncrio Arawt, 12`.128 , weleetedprawkw, end Itratree. Jahn no garb, of 8. Thom. • HowpoA.l, mod toewe flew, Ittwerhias, F.K 8 t of I. Cioogas• Honvi4, sew .I.otel alswptewdonts of lb. ...Bowe forth. ..vales ttal. The K.. & d el l a oath be wad to how that et the low a...tics of the ewwwWwe tor erecting • emus to John Hunter ir teas ',- 1 OM the subscripoisas 41144 aneconso-4 to 1,092:. Ile. . 71:tiosail dist the Attu* shall be of Man". and plowed la she DA" sad UM the merle. of the eebeenpi n. that rtay amnia, sod say &Kim fends that ray be twortioated La' that epaehol pay be devoted to tSe eadoorotrot ol us. or were of e.spirado atatotay. It i. en grated that fhb preeperta-the wW 0.• pewit waidartioa to Imlay sarenter• at the prufaiskta who *Vojta to submit* to serre.to• fel• status, prelarring be oetablialtmost of • If asterism wllwaroblp, fur which stalScirsr .übwriptlona sot doubt 1111 N o.e• mat in to Mr. tooth, the bomway secretary It Ad fwd. bT. Loins LEAPIL, COIIIIIO24PT/ON HOOPII'IL, BRUN PTOX. —Tie Motto , llLUwwws will pwrob• MIMS 4 u louy foulalias ointlO oomosooooroilou 111 Ike Pe 111 skeet Usu. eispeL e. it will b. tbsews was to il• puLtio w dm oixtaio.i, slimy perms. will ilsollidess •rual tOmmoirts of the opportwaitY of lettatdolgo THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 15. ISM. NAVAL AND MILITABY. ADIMIALST, JOLT 14.—APPODMii3rre.—Coa tesehr U. F. (1855) to be imputing cootounder of lite Cart Owed._ _ - I.lswismindi ll:Fawkes (1867), to Im Inanition., 61, mew s eon frigate, st Portanioadt ; and H.I. !Repines (1867), tothe Urgent, screw stem store.stilp,6t Portemondt. Hid Royal H igbnes 3 the Doke of Cambridge, aa Cemmanding•ta-Chlid, held a levee yesterday aur ae= nt the Rene Gas* wink was namerenely sat ended. 1110 examination of taint§ he admission to the &al Collsge will be hail et the Royal Respired, Mein% cenmmolng on the 104 the wassing wadi, terns= 011.11•1 Tkelmindant, and the Mewing d the Camel at Ildatadon .—Majer. Genteel Pen n* LMea.-Celenel nod Colonel Elwyn. The ex minks mord ow min days. We regret to boar that KW-Admiral Henry Dundee Traitor, whin paying a Alt at the hydrogrspido di ! p ino* ad the AdatralM yenstday atterans, visa mind by a paralysis liessit. The ;What Antic enterer wae at wee tesveyed to Ids madmen Dereneldre-pleoe, Nen reed. WOOLWICH, JULY 14. The Supply screw store vessel, Master Command ing BaSimon, having discharged reterned stereo from Malta at the Royal Arend, is ordered i lzd to the dockyard tomorrow to lend 76 moss con satlquitiis for the British 11111111119. Mr. Newton, the tisk vice-roved at Myteline, who bee rendered the utmost sweistance in reco vering valuable apecimens of err from the ruins of the ea cleat city of Ralicarnessus, returned home in the Supply, which vessel during her outward voyage from Woolwich caperieaced • succession of heavy gales, and carried sway ler meta She has undergone repairs et her Majesty's dockyard at Malta. The Driver, peddle steam venni, forwarded to Woolwich boa Sheenier, is ordered to be docked for repair*. CHATHAM, JULY 14. The afternoon a detachment of 112 non-commis sieeed Mama sad aim of the Royal Marine Light Infantry end the Marino Artillery, under the command of Captain G. Wsbb, sisberked from the Dodger:lto join the line-of-battle mow Putrar Man, 81, Captain J. N. Stroup, fitting for ma at Sheereera. The funeral of Sergeant James Alexander Wilson, one of the py esrgesets of Una dimaioa of Royal Meriess, took Pisa this afternoon with all militsry homers. libi lattlltgauc. HOUSE OF LORDS.-Jny I t. *PHIALS. (Before the Lord Chancellor, Lard Brougham, Lord Case ment', dad Lord Chelmsford.) ILCTLIDOZ e. IUTLIDGE. This was= appeal from the Court ofChancery, =deplane dense eseabliehiag • family agreement spigot the appellants which they have, sought to disturb after the lapse of nearly ninety years since it was entered two. The oompromure bad reference to certain landed mammy in Ireland, and the =t o o which ware the appellants and the Rev. Francis , Pass damesel. The facts were as follows TM Ham Hemp Etisghwa, mid John Bingham his elde st ash, art ash, ea Wan al hale% dated Ap ril 3, 1736. edienelipMer dagehal mem Pawn Radedge, his heirs and =Mk Maim Mantel in the meaty of Mayo, on Mss tar three lives, and with a comma% foe per mbad semisaiL At the time Peter Rutledge entered ado pessmiele be Md two moss, Thome, be. eldest, sad heir-at hi im sad Wms. Oa the of Themes Rutledes orte . cles vies Emma up. dated 1 November, 1743, by whi c h the bads Is qumenb. N. were Wild oa Peter Rutledge he life, with mmaindsr es Themes for life , with menalacter to his diset sad other sons in tail male, but the deed at tallimMt dose not appear to ham be. execute& an the 18th Kay, 1749, the reverekmary he es the lands was conveyed to William Rutledge, the mead NS of Peter, la trust for Peter. Certala other leads also were is pnensisa of Peter Rutledge, sad he, on the Bed Doom him 1788, made his will and devised all his estates to hie see Theme for life, with remainder to his seas, and then with nemiader to the son of his second ma, and with remainder to his nephews in succession. At the death of the testator, in 1769, there survived him hie eldest son Thomas, and Rickard, the eon of his secondson,William, deceased , =dare nephews, William Rutledge, jun., son of Andrew Rutledge, sad David, son of James Rutledge, brothers of the testator. Peter, the eon of Thomas, mairied in 1770, and by his marriage the " demised lands," to the extent of the interest created by the indenture of 3rd April, 1738, were settled on his lather for life, with remainder to him for life, and then to the heirs of Thome, the father. Peter, the eon of Thomas, died without issue before the year 1799. Thorny., his father, had no other legitimate son, but he had an illegitimate son named Robert, on whose marriage the "demised lends" were settled on him in remainder after the death of Thomas, bat oaken to the trusts of the marriep settlement of Peter. Thome Rutledge, is 1799, in the exercise out a power given him by hie fathees will. charged the Mama in Mayo with 6,0001. in favour of Rob ert Bat ledge, sad also after the death of his son Pates conveyed all his Mate and letterset is the "demised laud" to his mw see sou Robert. He also, by his will dared in May, 1797, had devised a ll his real sad personal estate to his ma Robot. Oaths death of Thomas, in 1806. Richard Rutledge, the mond William, the second eon of Peter Rutledge, became tenant for life of all the estate. under the will of Pour, and the in terests subsisting in them, which were then vested in Robert Rutledge. The said Richard Rutledge died In 1811 without issue,and all the other clarinet named in the will of the original testator, except his nepneW David, having died with out issue, the said David became tenant for life of the estate, end in 1813 he demised part of the lands to Robert Rut ledge on a lease for 21 years. Robert Rutledge, in 1819, settled all his reversionary Merest on his nephew Francis Lambert on his marriage. David Rutledge died in 1825, leaving two legitimate eons, William and James, and two alleged illegitimate sons, George and David, both older than the legitimate sons; and his sae William became tenant for life. The second son, James, died without Min. Oa the failure of the limitations In the will of Peter, the original testator, Robert Rutledge, the illegitimate eon of Thomism became entitled as his devleee to the estate. Just the death of William Rutledge, the appellant, Z;I to Rn'ledge, set up a claim to the estates, claiming to be the legitimate issue and eldest son sad heir-at-law of David his father. The mother of all his eons war the same puma, but it was slimed that haws not married to her moil • pe riod before theinth of William. In 1825 the said Willhme Rutledge was hued a lunatic, and his estate pieced In the custody of the Court of Chancery, until be died in 1832, who George Rutledge entered on the mates without proems at law. Robert Rutledge then made him claim to them me de visee of Thomas Rutledge, end brought actions of enemese seed filed bills against George Rutledge for the recovery of the estates. In one of the &otiose the jury could not epee, and were discharged, and in the other Roben Rutledge sub mitted to a flowing. Subsequently. in 1839, and pending peocrediege in Chancery, Robert Rutledge died, and by his will gave his Interest In the estates to his wife Elizabeth for life, with remainder to David Watson, her son by a previous marriage, and his heirs male, sad if he ehould die without Slept male to Robert Rutledge, the re spondent, the son of the testator's nephew, Francis Lambert, who had sauteed the name of Rutledge, sad his hers, with remainder to Robert, the respondent's younger brother Francis, with remainder to his heire, with remainder to his brother John, with divers remainders over. At the death of the testator in 1833, a negotiation was pet ter foot for a cote frtlitrtse between the parties Interested under the will of Rutledge and George Rutledge, who had taken pos session of the Motes, and aa agreement was entered into by whkh George gave up part of the estates, on condition of retaiaing the other part. la 1863, George Rutledge and the other appellants brought actions of ejectment to recover the lands which they had given over to the other parties, in which verdicts were in his favour. In 1866 a snit was brought by the respondents to compel specific performance of the agree. nient of compromise of 183 J, and • decree was mods accord ing to the prayer of their petition, thus establishing the agreement. Against this decree the present appeal was brought. - - - - Mr. Whiteside, of the Irish bar, end Mr. Hathriogton appeared for the appellant; Mr. Rolt and Sir Rush Cairns argued ties case of the rrapondents. . . The erstuaseta were Mot quite concluded whew the louse row EQUITY COURTS.--JuLv 14. (Mare the Lade Jambes of Appeal.) EN PASTE PICARD IN RE PDX AND HENDERAON, BANIL• HU PT/. At the conclusion of the argument is ibis matter, the Lord Jarice Koiuht Bruce said the court would endeavour to dispose of the maw before the vocation. (Bofors die Master of the Rolls. WOOD O. reorrittgo. The object of this .nit was to invalidate a gift by the demisted intestate, a Mr. Wood, in favour of his housekeeper It awaited that Wood carried on bueinswi at Bull, where he lived separately from his wit.. 'the daughter of his fore man Ives hie housekeeper, sod in the begiobieg of July, 1856, Wood collected all the outstanding *mounts he could, and gave the proceed& to his housekeeper's brother upon trust, as was alleged, for the young lady benelf. A week or two alter this Wood died io tretate and insolvent, and the plaintiff, his widow, contended that the trout of the mossy was for the hereto.) himself, and not for his housekeeper, and Impugned the gift as being in violation of certain lauses in his marriage settlement. The court held that the gift was valid, rubject to the effect of the settlement, es to which en inquiry was directed. Mr. Palmer, Mr. Selwyn, Mr. Figleit, Mr. Homptiry, and Mr. kLawl arpoared in Use awe. (Before Vice• Chancellor Sir B. T. Kindersiey.) lONOSIVIID T. SWINY0111). This bill was tiled foe the purpoe of obtaining en itjusio lion to restrain the defendant from promentieg en sotto@ which he free colum.soed againat the pl.intiff for • breech of covenant to keep up • pole, of imams.» for 2,0001. Plain tiff formerly carried on Int-farm et Bow. common, in part nership with a tros•in-lean of the defendent. That partnership was dissolved in 1836, and pleintd agreed to take the wets of the arm, and pay the debut, and pay to the defendant • sum of 4,2791. 17.. fid. Ile else covenanted to pay the pre mium. on • policy framing 2,0001. on his lite. In 1867, Onto iff having then paid only about 1,8001. of the debt thus to the dektidant, ascended payment, end at • wetting of creditors it was resolved to wind up the concern under in spection. Defendant, among other creditors, executed the ' deed, and bad reoeived the dividends payable under it. The deed provided that the estate should lw wound up as under bankruptcy. After his Way plaintiff eurrendered the policy to the office, and took our a fresh policy, end &fondest com menced an salon &enlist him to recover damages for breach of covenant, which it wee now caught to restrain. The geention turned on the construction of the deed. Mc. Beeey end Mr. Wickens appeared foe the plaintiff; Mr. Glees. and Mr. Steve& for the &Liedtke. The Ifitn-ChnsocUor reseeved his judgement. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH—JULY 14. Mins at NW Priam is Loadoz.—(Betas Lard Chief Jus tice Cockburn sad s Bp.dal Jury.) °RUMS V. TURVVR. This eras ea action for the alleged infriegement of a patent taken out in Idey, la i 7. The plaintiff, Mr. OriMte, is a cook and confectioner, carrylog on Maims. in the High. area, Camberwell, sad the decedent keepe• depot is IM Duver•road for the ,ale of mechanical spparates. The patent was granted for an invasion whereby the old mods ed whipping or hewing eggs and other materials and fluida war Featly improved upon. The decadent pleaded ant guilty, sad thee that the In vostion of the plainutl was sot sea ; beada, that it wee sot pamerly apt ceded. Ana the ere had orespied the ounce a Feat port of Tues day sad • grass part of yeetard. , the jury bound 10f the plaintiff. suelest is piles i Mr. Bove., Q.C. sad Mr. Hed:mesh repreeented the gialatiff; Mr. M. sails, QM, sad Mr. Sumner the ds sat. With thla awe tertathated the tiallaga ; the Lek battens., sot laving Wm lardy exhausted, far dare Ira wet We) *told Jag and s doses ausamaJery meat prayed that the probate castle be nrreked, on the ground that his mother was dosieged he Frame, end that her will wee invalid by the French law. Mr. H. Macaulay, Q.C., Dr. Addeme, Q.C., and Mr. &open appeared for the Plaintiff; the Solicitor-Gener , d, Mr. G. L.Ttnesell, and Mr. D. Drown, for the defendants. The deceesed's husband died Is 1812, leaving her with an theme of about 1,8001. a year. She had three children, the plaintiff and two daughters, Mrs. Lowe and Mn. Chamfer. She Ina in the habit of travelling shoat • good deal on the oontinent ; but in 18.55 Dr. Crookeeden purchased • smell estate iii Deane& In the following year Mrs. Crookenden made arrangements with him to build her a house coneistieg entirely of • ground Sloe, in order that she might be spared the, trouWa of going up stake. In 1967 she cme to Eaglet:A for the purpose or making her will, in consequence of the decision of the Privy Council in " Freemen and Bremer." The will was made partly under • power of appointment, and by It the deceased divided her estate amongst hen children. but directed various rums which she had advanced to Dr. ifsmiMtss, and repres en ted two promissory notes of a Mamma pounds seek, to be deducted from his share. The court reserved its decision. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—JuLy 14. (Bean ) r. Coominkrar Foss.) IN RI RICHARD. The bankrupt—whowee discrit;l - 7 - 1; a coal merebant of Camden Town, Kensington, Klngston-upon-Thames, Chatispouss, Kungerford-wharf, and other placer—applied for a certificate. The accounts have been frequendy pub lished. Mr. Lawrence said the bankrupt wished for a first clams ore acute, but be feared the nature of the came was such that be could sot apply for one higher than the second clues, and If his honour granted that ha would be pursuing a come cosmonaut with what he believed would be the °pinto's that Ni. Commissioner Evans, to whom the case properly be- lamed, would form upon iha cam. . . His Honour said the bankrupt must be content with a sowed class certificate. Granted accordingly. tat RE TER GENERAL SMELTING CO (Litman). A sitting was held fue the purpose of settling the hat of oontributortem in the above company, which was formed for the manufacture of nickel by a peculiar precast, and is in the course of being wound np. Nothing of public interest transpired. Several names haying been placed upon the lint, the proceedings were adjoarnd. COUR? 01' COMMON COUNCIL. A Court of Common Council was hold yesterday at 0 tlir Lona MATOII presiding. TRPORAT lON t( tFo M, Mr. J Woos, chairmen of the Corporation Inquiry Ccos minor, brought up a report ;upon the boll be the beer Itegalatisa of the Corporation of th. City of Undo& whisk' 1111111 referred to that COIDASSItta on Tuesday leer The yr port natal that the eciesnalttee bad fully examined the sad food that it was banded on the boll se amnia/ bj the mese consittee in 18:04. Aher ,otomenting os the ember amass of the boll at some length, the rowan., Is easoluates,recoaammided that so opposition should be demi to the mood mother of the bill, bat that • petition sheald be pressated 'pleat thole clause which, is the opiates of ths noun, regiunel to be aamtkd or altar& Mr. Woos .are/ that the coast about& aerie with the committes is their report Attar sone diatomite, the notion wee put to • show of heads sad dein* to be serried - a dealsisa.erhicti was aimed as • dbrhitaby 66 to 6—raniritp, 79. Mr. Woos dish novel that • pennon should be pre- Mad spirt fora eldestiesehie dome of the bill, Watch arse also weed ssjesd --' h wereemposered to sundae red repet epos nob aims& X/. L TAYLOR t a w moved that it should be an ja des:nor to the committee to reapportion the distributioo of ntralos, se that no ward should hate more than eight mem bers, nor len than flee. Mr. NO11111: , X.P. seconded the mono:- , Mr. SI: IMIDOI moved es en amendment that the com mittee should be requested to cosuridar Schedule A, and, tf they found any redistribritim necessary, to apportion the members among this weeds upon the bases of population and raMrmble property. . Peewee secluded the amendment, which was car ried by a Mtge majority. static DRINKING FOCNTAINS. Bir Jaai DI:K E presented a pstili Ic from the Ketropo- Utah Free Delalung Foustams Association, .• for a pest to aide[ ilia* fade.' la moving that it should be relWfridtts dm elm met, and baste COCuruiltep, he suggested that the rivet of he prayer Ming complied with, the corporatists, instead of giving a stated amount of money. should make take to defray the exposes of the water supplied to ell such fountains that might he put up is the CU?. The mottos wee weed to. TIM OT \CILPRIAIII A letter addressed la the Lori Unger by Kr. IL C. Coombs, upon the state of Bleckfriare.bridge, was rend by the Wee clerk. The writer proposed to remedy the peneent defective state of the bridge, by removing the three emeral wales, and erecting a Wails astral arch of cast iron in theft place. The weight of this eagle arch would not, be said, mooed the weight of the preset central arch, sad although he could not pledge himerlf upon the point, for weat of dam asetarcied with the original oceistructiin of the bridge, be be lieved the expense would not exceed .50,0001. The latter k which wee accompanied by plane), wee referred to the Bridge hew eassuaittee. VIZ snit Or 11111.THIIILD MARILct. Mr. H. L:Frottoa, - ;h;;;;;; ofthe Mortar. Improve meet Committee, Imeght up • report on thie 'object, which teseluded by stating diet the oonmaittse hull taut she opinion dadaist masa upon t e abject, end that opinion was that the ail lad its ef etili rested in the corporation, and had nin armed to the crown, either by the removal of the market at adminrise. At the same tuna the opiate of ermaini was decisive that that portion of the ate south of Long-hem meet be left open, end could not be bull' upon wkminttimmesetion ass act of parliament, sad es the commit- Unthawed it would be impoesible to obtauseuch an act with al/ thameamt ef government, and admitted tha propriety of kissing epee that reties of the ewe ia front of Bertha°. Milfril Hotta% May deemed It better not to provoke a cow fitc t epos gemilan d the ownership of the soil. They ittereiere need the authority of the con to negotiate with the goveramered for the erratical of meat sad poling markets, with the undemanding Chet to buildieg should be meted month of Long-lane, end that that Fiction of the mite should be left epee, with a due provision tor the sale of hey sad IlifSW ell . Tee;;Et was ;greed to ; end, epos um motion of Mr. Deputy WO( the committee were instructed inquire upon the but mews of iscreesieg the lectlitwe of the site ha a meet end poultry market. end otherwise, byp bringing it Irate simainica with tie rotated hictropoiiten Rrihrey. Adllevesed. WAITING OP JUDIMMILI ALAGISTAAITIS. Tbo ordinary meeting of the magistracy of Mid dlesex two hold yesterday, at the Cadential. Vi'estroinster. Mr. Pontal we• unanimously re-elected chairman of the own fer the mealier year. A long and animated diacuesioa teat plea upon the Middles. x Calomel Jumiee Bill, which propeees that an addition of 34•11. • year should be made to the eatery of the Assistant-Judge out or the comity rote, in adebtma to the 1,2001 now pad out of the Comolidated Food. arms e eglaimme were 'amend by the speakers, amen *ham woes Lord It hwy. Fir Alexander Spearman, Mr. Ca lla, Mr. Wesderard, Mr. Keetshead, axed Mr. Burefem, ltd tie sekeyell,6ool.•vea would be tou small tor • well-quetbed ad Arms profereetami man t all the Mire. that se the im porter besiatra et the canary nquire 1 the +hull serves a of the owdetsmiejadeps, the holder of duet -Tea should not be permsbed to grarde• as s berristrf, sad that the whole of the edsey aught se be paiid by the keverunseat, who had the or pelasmose in their bend.. sad eat cheried ie say ems:mikes egos the amity raw: Yr. Hyatt, :oils of the members tor the emmay, mid be would nape- the °puma of the court in rammittee lobes the bill cam* under considention. The amingsm melees/ late statistics to show that in data court the prenamMeme, whirl were nearly ow-eighth of the prom makes of all I[oosad. cost lore that one half, on the ameage, the of say ether crimieal a tart in tbs kingdom. Ultiumtely II was esselved—" That this caw, bens deeply impressed with the psalm imporanee of the Asaistant-Judge Wing whigustely remeneratod. no order that the tervices or • tots paint sad highly qualified mom may be &roared, musts that petitioning will see the eeeserity oe paying the whole of etletj the ottlew, the mode tropoera by the tall DOW is die boon not beteg likely to be bearicial to the pubitc, it being in the opinion of this court molt objectionable that any putt the arteryshould be paid mat of the county rale:* This Wm embodm4 is • petition to the house, which the bon. Mbar for the *rusty, Mr. Byer, said be would present lb& emming. Tee wise thee dropped. On the report of Om deuce and uteri. rat purport oonsattee. hill.. micrisr, and Omer& upon the county for the nor Aing quarter, to the strum of 10,2631. Ile. V., were Orden A to t.. paid, and ▪ ordierry rate of thrn•fartnittp and a lunatic .mylatos rata et ems kohl,' woe. ordered. On the motion of Mr. .obis'* the sum el 2,0001. we. ranted to moot the net of taw istaranl shanties...l the tte.m.dtr- . ldlta, Clerkeswell. eat •Nu eta wee granted foe militia atoreboosse. The committee. were re-appointed, sad tit, usuol forme: business daring been dive...l el the coast stii•mns.d. Ia.VUO.Y :WITH WASTANN RAILWAY'. A special meeting of this company, convened nude the WM:acids Att. and adequate from Saturday led, was held yeeteley at the litiammiamere Station, to Mho into romiderstie event bills now pendisi bee re per itonea' end affecting their iatermts. the Marquis of CHANUOA, chsituise of the company, presided. Toe notice calling the =awns having ben road, the Cliancsa ob served that the first bill he had to propme for the mutton of the meeting was promoed by the Midland Company for the making of certate hoes ant sidings at Bartomon-Trent, and the erection of a new bodge there. Hs explained that la oessequeace of the lager potshot of the traffic from But ton paean* over the L mule sod North Western line the company originally promoted two bills fur the some o_bjems r manhood is the toll of the Median lessepany. but the North Wesqatt directors having e eferred with there of the Mid. hand Company the remit wm as 'art:mast ecbeituiel in its. bal. Tim Loma of the sgrsooeut were that the London est North Wester. Company should with draw its balm sad coetribu r oce.half to the cost of the emcees of the now bridge over the Treat, and should in return be snowed by the Midland Com pany, es moue to be fixed by arbitrates, the free hoe of its Ime, sidings, &c. The m.ble lord rescinded by twang that the hill be approved of, which was, stew a few wuria from Nr. Pushes, sasainhonly agreed to. The Chairman then mid tart the mat bell was for the essatrartion of a breach Ifs lio Settee Calearl4, in the c otaty at Warwick. With Vern to this Lill. be explained that before its amalgams , ties In the N nth Wooten Company, the Geed laterite Comply bad obtained a bill toe the tonstractlein of this line, but they had taloned t h eic power. to expire. This mission, however, two parties cane termed to ask for an act to make the hae which the North Western Company had &diced to do, sad as they themselves bad once obtained leave to make the tine they were sot la a preition to appear before the committee of the Mouse or Contemns and any that the lime me not required ; but as one..f the hills wee mars f•rourat.i. to theta than the other, which L m teientd " the bitoduld C..mpany, sad se the corathidse deter sewed to approve of one, the &veers pre their support to me one Welch wee is their istmed; sad the consqueure woe that the H00D404 Cameros arra to the tha easier or tins of the tune (eve mar), the essemalet most of which was 60,000 t, and the capital, 70,0005. Through the greater putties of to mums the lots ran through an Important suburb of Birmisgtem. The perretary of the outoptoy then raid the marginal eaplesaties of rich cease of the bill, saw witch a one dieussios took plate upon the polity if the lugs moppets. Wass up breech it... prom,ted by ale • Mt:t pettier, sad wane was often deo no a means of the large convulses to come to terms with them. Finally, however, the bell WWI approved of. The Chstrome met explained the "envisions. of • bill Cr nesting the systems north end south of the Thames by swam of the Wee Leese Mee. R. eater than that the oususetisg flee should be tie& by an ittiplesidant onaprny, the Great Weems, the Landes sad North Western, the amok Weave, end the bighting Company, determined to tale the metre Wu their owe heed., with the understeed keg that if tics Oteet Western Compsay steed hereafter wish h extred ifs breed page lime ova, the eautetetai leak, It should d• se at lm sere sapenee. It wa. elm to have sin month. to &aide whether it would contribute in cash to the ullantokind, or psy 4,0005 per steam es labreet upon twor paws of the pascal sabsertpoos. la the one ems the Oneet WseMes wee le pry 100,0001., the Landon and North Western (*OWL, the South Western 60,0001., and the Mettles 50,4801. In the other ages the Great Weems ashweiptios wee te be. diered tseween the North Weems all Brighton Cempea les-260001. to the ass End WOW fie tee otoe.. bell mew eau aypromst et, art du paw aldose sawirisi. 6PORIMG. LIVERPOOL JULY XRETING—THVIDDAT. HANDICAP 8111INPITA/LIS el I movs. seek with $0 eddied. The seemed to sive hie stake. T.Y.C. (10 milie.) Mr. netatea's Fem. by Mat 3 am, tat lib .tWanweal 1 Mr. liartward's Temp us Nib lir. "Won! • (147,7 . : Sr. R. C. Nartrr=qpit. bre , „ ... ..tottadeet 4 Betting 3to 1 apt ouso Noble, 4to 1 as& apt Fame and Caliph, 6to 1 apt Fume led from Mart to finish, and woe by two ; same distance between the second and third ; a head $ so.. the third and fourth. Darling, Caliph, and Hawthergh all together, were close up with the fourth ; Dobbin wee off. _ _ . . Tan LIVIRFOOL CUP, in specie vatesllloo sows., added to • Issadiesp ewespetakte of 25 fors. so* 16 fl, end 5 only if doctored. &o. Winners extra. The mead to receive 60 sore. out of the Asks. Two miles. (70 sole., 45 of whom pay 6 save. soots.) ILL dawn's *aura &nos. bi Orsisentsan 4 4Mt OW UN awls, ldr. Conroalo Notromtio. I in, 64 , , Mr. DanwedO Irrawkr, 4 Tn. 4110 awl Illi r ogri Mr. lioemonool itawbvid.4 Fro. 4W11114. Prwail PIM. 3 yes. wt Iwo 10 . holond @swan Maim wo o SWUM ........ . =4 ll Mr. Sum% Dohodar. mai *** ti. iwadmi Lord therdonn lirdrewoL 4 3ts, hi lib Beating at Montag : 7 to 2 apt Newcastle, 4 le 1 apt Defender, 9 to 2 apt Wrestler, 100 to 16 eget Paul, 8 to 1 apt Anchst Briton, 10 1, 1 apt Uralian, 16 le 1 apt Beatiropt. Pad was first off, bat was axis paired by Amass Betas, who rooming slightly nett M the top tors LB Peal Ea advance. Alter going about SOO yards, however, Aselent Briton 'gain sesutood ues had, fallewai from rate Canal. bridge tars by Newcastle sees/. and was is • canter by • length ; • loess Images ken News ntle tame Wreathe, third. The others wiled d Deleadlsr was the first beaten ths nos, ad Ilydromal was pallid ay below the distance, awl 111 maven the paw. The pace was moderate. throwswacaa of 6 fors. nob, with 110 added, for two and One t side. Passitias sad allowances. T.Y.C. (4 sobs.) . glownsh Ardwar, bs Aram lyro 35 . lllOll.ll 1 Mr. nal , so lady glnwlrda. ars. Sot IND.. 11111dored Mr. nand!'. thetwolutor. I we, Tot lm tern.la Nei. . (Swift) 3 Betting 6to on Lady Kiageton. 6to apt Ardour, 6 to 1 apt Cosfecticner. Won by a hagth, two lengths ho tness the woad and third. --- -- Trs IlarroN COUIKTHIAN Weirsz Cur, • pieer of plat( wales 100 sore., sdded to a sweepstakes of 10 sore. este, 1 ft, do 3-yr-oido and upwards ; relight for age, with aftewasess end penaltos ; the ercond to Sae* hie stake. Oen- thaws riders only. it Wk. (21 nabs.) N . 1i...W . 1 - 14440 . 46 bf AT 41. 4001 . 4 . ‘ 7.. ISM lib One. 71b ea low. UMW 1 T. a Deereeie lire Nem% 3 rs. M LIS .. ..... 111 r. Ifeeklnei 3 Joie belts Oft (1 1,1,1 en, 10.0 llto ... feeptete Mum 3 : 6es lon Lifeboat, who wow by half a length , hid tit . Sw ...... cgs of 15 ton. each, 6 It, with 60 added by the Earl of Derby, for 2-yrodds and upward!, with allow ances sad Ose Ede. (10 auto.) S .. ............ ......... ........ .... .... i • • Seranite . i Teed. &Wog . st o 4 opt Award% 7le Sept Buttarfly, 4te 1 apt Shafts. Wan easily. STRANGE CILIEGZ 07 MANSLAUGHTER. On Tneeday evening Dr. Chellice, the deputy member fur Beet Middlesex, reamed an 'aqui at at the Lob. don Hospital on the body of James Oroombridge, aged Elm yeam;tind a half, who died from the of of severe "odds received under the following circumstances: Mr. John Beadershall 4301, hems surgeon of the I,inten Wept tal, stated that the &reseed was admitted on Saturdey last muff-wing teem severe melds on the lower part. of the body, se if mused by *teem in a bigh state of tecopereture. Cstherine Collis., of No. 13, Milk-yard, Shederell, mid that the London Dock Company had en hydesulie prose close to her home, worked by a steam engine, the siesta from whivh was let of ihronah an iron grating. Oa the day in question the deceased tumbled down or was sitting upon tee hers while the steam wee coming op with great force. Witness picked up the deceased who was perealning sod In great pain from extensive scald.. There was no protecluo round the grating to prevent claildrea ',nine on to it. The piece was very dmgeress, end a great number of children had been injured by the steam, which ha 1 hero coming up the grating ell day, Willie= J. Mailmen, of the Pier Heed, Wapplng, said there was a pumping-orgies in Milk-yard, which had been erected twelve piers. It was n—wmlunally weesesery to let off the steam to get nil of the " *edge" or dirty refits. in the docks. The steam was let off by degrees. Jobe Wilde, estrineer to the London Dock Company, said that he had oblige of the pumping-eagles, sad bad torn In the establishment twelve years. The Memo was frequently let oil, but he wan sot aware that there was any danger. He could not let the steam of in any other way. Other evidence having been adduced, the coroner remarked on the case at some length, after which the jury remained some time In onmultatiun, and uitime'ely returned a verdict of '• Iffensleughter" miaow John Wilde, foe canting the death of Jones Grorontvidge, and an order was muted for his committal on the charge. DEATII OF Ma. Jour ADDISON, COCIITT COURT It Doz.—Weber today to rectal the death of Mr. John Addams, county court judge, which event tot place at Ws residers in Whickley•square, Preston, yesterday (Thum day) teentiogotbout sine o'clock. Mr. Addison was appointed judge in March. 1847. when county court. were first eats blisted. Hie was Use No. 4 ciren;t, which embraces the thickly populated distrkve of Preston. Blackuura. Lancarer, Chorley, Ciaretase. Porton, and Kirkham. Mr. Addison wait a magtstrate foe the county of friaries, sad .tau for the borough of Presto.. Be are recorder for Clitberoe, and has bees twice mayor of Prestos. Al • judge be wee port eminently popular. M URDER ON BOARD AN AFRICAN TRADER.—At the Liverpool policetcouri yesterday (Murray) • 1110111+1111 named John lithityre or brought up charged with hoong killed • cooper touted John Maxwell, on board the MT Faith, ea the rest of Africa. Al the ore was not fully gone into we eta only ore that the prisoner ass brought to Eaglead by tea ship Empress, belonging to the same tarsier as the Pr* litlfird. J. A. Tobin end Co., Liverpool, and looted in the Merry yesterday morning, when ha was given WO custody by Captsin Bolomoa, of the Empress. The mew of the ship who were to give evidence for the poreent. tlon were larder ed, and eo incapable of rcanagemeht that the pollee were err. d to keep • watch on thirm, sad pee Asa they wen braght Into amt (to -day) sober, Tame tbe ere will be tally gar ism. Dynamism) Solcum—Yesterday mining, Mr. Bedford, the error, maser iatenmeden of the mideocholy suicide of Mr. Tvedirick Smith, a giallemen reekting in C.abashdl-semet. Ifielgerwaqure. dower. the wr 43 yews of ego, owl marred, with • yore fealty, had for sere time per ward from modal dep..-es, and was .beaded by Mr. Lovett, surgeon, of Upper Beeperortewer. Be kept but chamber yesterday morning, end net Biala' tab appearance in the break fart-purer, Mra Bark met • arrant to his room; Oar repeated kaockinp, wed ow allegille being returned, an alarm or.. erected, as the door wee fadiratai Mame. A locksmith befog vent foe the room was entered, whea the decreed was diecovrred repended to. brew ra ps by his silk sockerchlef. He was cut doe., bat life err riulteentinet. [Advettimeatent.]—HouowAT's 01111111111 S AND thee,—haute tlosrwava—nitimmu for we. eel mere roe • thoirmes et fez 41•04011. Mew WO; or i g a mi of roe ward tall ban bar Mr . =rit: pro bid 4 de °team& renallem bow es Wer Giro See 11411•1166111011. Oa Rim= Wi111611114 1 / 1 11ftliblIN •M• 1111 imam ire respeere alrelds. Wahl 1 . Rem* of lbratee's wormetier, . mad *awl me owered. doporses leek awe therms Iwo ma mew MOM ✓eirwour Nos asimme per_ kw* tern.. ' vallsset efira , == l rem werrea euerestio. wet rug rewire eareeelleare wows la erg ewe Mee sorb COURT OF PHONATE AND DIVORCE. —______ JOLT H. (Wore the Judy Ordinary.) CIOOILINDIN O. NUCLEI AND SNOT IN. rids wee a suit *Map oat of the wiU of the late Mts. Mary Ann Croolonihs. who died at Cease., is Reiss, os the Ord of January, 11166. The ildentlants weni thessiontate who led taken oat probate la trantoon form ; He plaintiff, Ik. Creehisalea, was the °sly sun of the &bused, who ASSIZE INTELLIGENOA MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—NORTHAMPTON, JOLT 14. The commission was opened here less night by Mr. Chid Justice Erie, who podded this morning in the crown court. The calendar con te the names of 24 prisoners, one-fourth sf whom are charged with arson. Tim mew tried were not of sufficient interest to cell fora report. OXFORD CIRCUIT.—OxvoItD, JULY 14. Mr. Jostles Willis end Mr. Judos liras arrived in Oxford, from Abingdon, yesterday afternoon, end, scoom ponied by the High Sheriff (Mr. G. Gemmie), proceeded to the County Hall, where the commiattion was opened. This morning the judges, ecnoropented by the High Sheriff and the Vice-Chancellor, attended divine marries et Yt. Mary's Church. On the conclusion of the service their lordships proceeded to the County Hall, Mr. Audi • Willie preeittieg in the Crows Cows and Mr. Justice Bybee In the Nisi Prins Court. The calendar was unusually light, the.. being only five prisoner. for trial, namely--one for concealment of birth, two for shooting at a gamekeeper, one for burgle/7, and one for an unnatural offence. In the l etter case the grand jury threw out the bill. The only can of any interest was that in which two men, George Psekett end James Batson, were charged with shoot ing at George Alexander, gamekeeper to Mr. Walter Strick land, of Collethorpe-park. Mr. Carrington and Mr. Kettle appeared for the ties, and Mr. Robert Sawyer for the prisoner ter= ;• Berson was undelendtd. _ . From the evident. it appeared that on Sunday morning, the 13th of March last, Omega Alexander and hie brother were out watching when they Want s gun fired, and bamediarely rewired to the ern, wham they saw two men; William Alexander robed and erred liaison; and, while he was doing so, Pickett Ind his gun at the other gamekeeper, George Alexander, who was wounded in the leg, and afterwards beaten about the head. William Alexander kept hold of 11•10011 for some but the latter twisted round and fired his gun at him, bat did not hit him; they both fell to the ground, sad while there, Pickett came up and beat William Alexander about the head. and ultimately both the poachers got away. William Alexander managed to get hie brother se for as Mr. Strict lead's house at Coluehorps Park, where a surgeon was sent Isr, sad George Alexander Wii• found to be en iojured about the head that his Strewn despaired of for nearly three week.. 1111111011, whom William Alexander knew well, yea taken into witodv at his cottage the same morning, and was found inriomay injured ott the head, and his claim saturated with blood. Pickett absoonded and WY captured is London about a week atter, in onsequecios of a description given of him in the live and Cry. Oa being taken into ouetody . be admitted that he had been in the affray, but denied having shot at the keeper, although he admitted that he knew who bad done so, bat would not tell. On the spot where the stay took plsoe were found the cap belonging to Pickett and the stock of a gun, which had been seen in the peew it:la of Pickett. The mae occupied the court some hours, and rewind in the conviction of both pennant, who were sentenced to 14 years' penal servitude. With this case the criminal Waimea concluded. In the Nisi Prins Court only one case was tried. " Gard ner V. Ellaymaker," to recover the earn of 361. 4s. for potatoes, which the defendant had undertaken to purchase of the plaintiff, but refined t., do do. The Jury found a verdict for the plaintiff for 271. Us. 64. A filarial jar) case, relating to an tjectruint, is fixed for to-morrow morning. THE POLICE COURT& CLERICENWELL. Iberian. Ward, Jne — oft - l7e — lafeo7glectore of the parish of Taliogton, who 'tends cbarpd with earteseing the sum of TOW. and upwards, the nausies of the vestry of the parish of lelingtAl, again surrendered to hid ',cognisance. Mime Mr. Comte on the absse charge. The case was before the mart about six weeks since, and has been reessudwi from time to time to allow of a settle ment bring mate, eriduirs soflideut for a remand only having been tak-n. Mr. Ls 3 ton, the vestry clerk, attended, and said he did not desire to go on any further with the case, and should, therefore, wish t t withdraw the pro-motion. Mr. Corrie—You do not wish to offer any flasher evi dence? Mr. Layton—No, sir. Mr. Come .aid YS the perish authorities did not offsr any evidoir., the prisoner WOull bY discharg.d. LAMBETH. li-man, a etey-heated old Teen, was charged with amistilvng and eettmg on fire Klicabstit Power., a middle-aged female. The compleinant, whoa. apparel appeared lobe burnt in various perm, deposed that about throe week.. ago the prisoner had prevailed on brr to leave her actuation as swevaut of all yolk" as a public-betusto in Peckham-rya, to live with him as his wife. At the end of a fortnight he amused quite tired off it, and usurping a jealmmy of her took himself off. On the evening beige at e waist to *here he was employed, aod told hiss that ma be hod thought propr to desert her, it w✓ not her wish to trouble aim further; but the iris Hier exacted from ter a peon:dee that when. ever he met her abs abeuld eat is a friendly manner towards bin. This she promieed, and ha th,n took her into a pub! co boome. treoted her to come ale, and requested she would stop there mail his return from the house of a friend on whom be bad to call. She did eo, and an the priaoner's return he threw over her a quaatity of vitrill which eat her dress ate fire. Tb. pro.etutnx. however, hoped tns woretup would look fevourably upon lila coedits:a and. discharge Ths prisoner was remanded. ATTEMPT TO POISON.—On Thursday last, the 7th (natant, • boy, named Thome. Grist, aged about 16 year, wee shamed before the megietrive at Glastonbury with at tempting is puisoe the wife of Mr. Thames Lovelacs, • shoemaker, melding in Broad-.tenet. It appears thee on the morning if the 6th inetsst a kettle of water was boiled in the witathouse adjuitung the preemies of Mr. Lovelace, from which tea was me&s, of which be and hie wife pint lok, without tooting anything peculiar in It. About eight ,:dock 1101111/ more water was poured from the tot-koule into the teapot, and from which Me.. Lovelace poured out • cup of tea for herself, and one for her husband. On tasting here she found ft wee sour and burnt her throat ; she then tasted her haeband's, the water is the teepit sod in the tee• kettle, which all tamed alike. She wee mired with • burning pain in her stomach and the hitcher part of bee face, ceasing such great pals and vomiting that she was compelled to wad fur Dr. Livett. Mr. Lovelace depend that oxalic acid wee used in their Wiliam, a box of which wee kept on the chimney-shelf in the workroom, and which bad bre!, filled on the Is' instant, sufficient to have tested ail week.. but which on the morning of the 6tb instant wee found empty. The prisoner wan the only person who had been to the sraslaltatise bet.. es 7 end 8 o'clock, end had bean out three times, the veeond time being so king away that his msster *at obliged to send for bite. looneduttely atter this the teapot we. Riled from the kettle, and it is supposed he must, during the time hs wattle the araebboutot, hove pot the °talk acid into the tonic.. Upon being thawed by the sergeant of police with the offence. he answered. "Somebody oboe might hens done it as well se I." The only reason that can he alleged for the off-nce iv, that having ran away from his muter, sad teen ruetecped et an intention to go off again, hie meter gelled In mono puittetnen and menticesed the eircam sumo to theta The piaster, upon the usual question being put to him whoa infers. the niegisnistee, 'splint that he had "nothing to'eay." sad w therefore committed kr trial.- BAerierwe Cgroggie. [Advertiosmentl—PAlllClNS AND Oorro, Paper sec ardor. lasken. °Yardarm% ta man of ea In the peas& To ahem ter ••••44alt. sad menses S. any moms dime!. ha Eng land net over an—Ceeet Mogen ter ha; address dlm for Y. dd. t one" a ., one Ot Valket. lb ..0.410 • 0040, Oe“ tv.a.thold peen Pedal Aker, warm and settoote,tetolitel. nws toot poet Una—nintee MA Gorse. Mead M. Unteedetreet. MAREI37B. 00170111.—Lniann. JOLT 1•7114 MIN of tadtoit to-day in inand at Itan WIS. • STO111111•1• at tall prim WOOL AID WORSTILD.—Iita non. Jur 114 —nye la more cceinnee neelleeted la the panne et wool en more nohow bee Ma dem Man Mae for Sane weeks yen The Menem lan roan a air terneellea tonna en adman fa prlaor, end la mu, Inrtaocm they lan wearied. The market I. Ina feverun note. and rony are an dhpond to Ind than part with their wool at present one.. Non aid none en beater sale. and p• me are looking up. %b.s war broke en the import trade to w0r4,1 Tarns mow to • stood .tit, and W ee eoweland loan now, but the sudden turn of events ha. Wow./ Ike inderk an gran 1.• prubabday of • speedy remind et tkl• branch. The apart haunt are lookin about than, end in akin foe often mann Si the reply of ton friend* on the other aide of the water: in the menallin whore Loll:nog two be fond la Mock at a melionis rate parchana are made Hat stocks are bonen spine.. en set went le eater Into now wa0....t. I. tit. pram ...WI sass er the reel market. la the home Nan nen la more macron to plan nine where dm ethane asked Is niOclorall. dans" bow end, an anantlear la their &nap for home es ter fence oonamp- Ikea bed we and an upset ea se he Inn nese and the prtoe of the taw wield le mars wenn la tie Wm ineniaent then it men Owen= to wren ea the ant et the aaarehaata emerally. nmirenea es they an. by the are../fa of beetlittlee en the women of a seed henna. Inanedtaren. bower. needem pen malice in rennet ord.. Wag anion to now nth more artelaty what lunapoted. they en din with the enema 0011f.—B1us Isom ar. JOLT 14.—At gloacenter market. on the 9th. whale wee fle. to 4 pre qr. bar: a Wereormr. armee,. s reduction of In p r ••• wee reholeatir manhood ea awl the aloe mule wore agree la the enema Outer la tar mama. at peels tees SO "hew. Bear ee4 pew Irer In* belt Duras the present tweet lalle wheat hue her elbriag. sad Weil Iree rola : Wine weedeldir ed . dame& BMW ream obeelwr. OW Le ILMI. 2 0 01 moan dibb wards. Peer way led Irma la rued. The widen hare Mosel the mall peke of low B. 41. par reek. At Wohertsloplea pearater then was a very ohm werwer of whew. sad the few wearrodesr reported were St • derilfr of la irk par rin At ale dab mark* Owe wee very dart regols of whist. bet mere MA TIMM br beTwe. nod pane Poe T ip le In per qr. • far Men embed for term. et LL per qr. twhearea. Dew Indy brel far wrens MIL 15. N rer. damper. lbee the tareehroper. • Drum. Jaw —Wo led tele sway et eteet. to onto Than was ea Kate dead sod • Witt salo 44 • redoetim at from L. to to. pot V. 4440ta500 mai. Mother onto osoltor•Aloo. RUN. boa. 4b. 44. ter m V. 4414.1336. 37. to 414 ; Interim 34. to 37. /herb 344. *a Ont. D. to 83. Boom. 4i. to 110. Pea. 42e. to 41. roar. 10.30. to 4044444,a0k; wood. It.. to MK -- • - ascaerreit. loci H.—The twsperteat patted mate whloh of maned elm ow leet maenad with the catmint brilliancy of the weather. Imre had tae of MI farther m ereeint the trade: sad with moat Molted deemed. priio have favour of toner. The won't of wheat sad four Tot k o r =ool th lowly ail from Prawn are on a Liberal maw mad she of oats eadaar. meal from Indeed This mantes'. twin wee lidaly attended. sad holden of wheat and door betas mediae. to make coacterlan meal to Mote required by berms. only . retell begun conned la when and hoar at a redttettoa of la to a. per quarter oath* farmer, eat le to b. per cog to Um latter. Other anklet; and .oily at lamb arenas rata. •• • ••••••• NIII•111. 1.3. —At MY temliel Moat from the tiems• smoll, rid kern two st to st• stow U..1t0 wet tr bits amid...M. 01. t• a.:.4, I M. w INI•••••• t Way Imo • 0+,1061 dm.. Itso prim wen ma shie.]lia d. t . 44 . cr terM i 1114. tf• 31.30 r 30 moue agotag ars st 1/10•0 Maimed Mak atm elnrler reps rtml:Lr3 V. per 471titt Dom mire • bettett .k.— =Wu tram 48r to M. Pm q. • - - • Ngorgoar. Jura 14.—We had &gala a good mull et far *dab tatedreed estmellagly stow at • redgruma of Sa per qr. dell"' doles in bids. do quotable shotedo• la dee Woe o: either 17011110.18. Jew It.—Thus It very MIL Warm{ dhows la the cora oattaalse. my lan salaam camtbastag. Mara oats an t W a ray ibid. Tao abort wade to my slow. sad pd ass Ys3a. hal t w o M. pet re. last; sod .priu emu r bolubt tar maim • war/ WAMIL/OU. JOLT 13.--Tba aoreataa NOWILO101:0 London Imo aot boa lame oe.ot on our trade. uo, wish maids& of OW. 'Mob YTa Aalluad about 31 to 61. per bin* Ire mama mato oaf snide &spot. • • • 26111110291. itT thel 03- WON Ty. WhiSt, Lile qr. IL . bond 231 kr than ad monkta 111 o i. n. unsold. bla Pm. tore gm. balst s lia too: b e ... ar o, loo . X4 : 7 1 1: c on. tumid. Una 4 Va. Wog 1.0 then rest —5l qtra amid. A. COMM. , tol IMO MM nonf—Wboot m. down on top, sad 35 Id. Gown on ster ol.. Gann 61. oo top. nod 14. doers so mono ; ono ACM as lad a top. end h. Id. down oo mem.; bow iron la op on tat. sod 3.1. op on anrooe. Priem pert knoprl.l poortor- 0. Od. to 51. ed.; barley. 57. Pd. to On. Gd. • oil% :Pa UI. to 30. wind beam 64. w • od. Weight of top 2 whest, GOP.; lann. 55:1t0. ; oon. 461 1 5•.; banns. 43610. OATTLit —Rote:sr ancJl: e 11.—TS imp* of sheep and lambs was lon than bat week. More being 7.934, or de fewer. 001.0 foe amp dull, and a a.reidersbie &maths amid. Men maid down. Top .oetee of, M. Wowed blook , osed 101.114.012,74.; eurreet to p . current. and down to bd. per lb, bood Wrote umintalood lose room. but the lufert* sons were dlfoolllo dOpooe of ; top prima 5e., 1.4x..:1,., Its 9d. ; oumns prless foe the best, Ma. sod down te to a boob The samba of Wale ma &be kreathero befog 473, or. 106 fewer. Saks also Yowls et Mad. hate aserasios m peke. from emu, from is. 3d. to 7s. ed. ; cormat, ter; raeddllog sod Wetter. from 6* 4d. to b. ed. per Imperial stem Pod 91m, frompm Imperial stone; et to rd t WAS Old alt., fr om 10e. to Ile. abe eL Numbers In market .-13boop. 7.194; fat enttle. 476; lean ditto. 4.3W1 : mit* cows. 103: PIP. OBZMIL-oatuacar. JCLi 11.—kt thill day's martet cheese was auriousablv mat Maly t lase earn weather, elnee hss rendered some of the new there soft and uncaniagroble, and good old amines era gyncolarly Witte. Tnire no a law suendence of borne. and trade altogether rood toles!) y steady, falls roatotekrlog Last ran ters. orlon. ♦ enatl annoy stood lansold at the do • of the market- Won. San to Ida: hod eomenla. M. to ids.; Den domenrte. Inn to In.; and Cheddars, Ina to yes. Pr eln. !BURNAM:RES' QUARTERLY MIBTING. BIRMINGHAM, THURSDAY EVRNINO. The quarterly meeting of the iroumuters of South Staffordshire and Beet Worcesblwhire took place in the Town-hall here thin afternoon. The meeting wee a crowded one, and much animation prevailed, this being the conse quence of the termination of the wee, helped further by the reduction in the rate of discount by the - Bank of England, which wee announced shortly after the assembly gathered, the disposition peewee, tending in the direction of buoyancy. This wee strong meows the front:misters them selves, many of whom are wily moved by the slighteet posing events which may by some possibility or other im part a degree of life to their trade, which is so eircumsteneed that unless there to a continued enormous use of fluished iron the business len gnishea immediately, el tally op to that consumption is the make in every quarter. Consumers were evidently lees confideet teen waken, still a very con-iderable quantity of finished iron was sold; ;mid the second class firms participated in these order. so that prices will be sustained better than they have bow:. In pig wen there was more lmshieee doing than there has been for mouthy, and et an advance of fully 2.. 61. per ton. The meeting parsed off well, everybody feeling that the trade had received a stimulant at a moment it was least expected. Terre were many samples of Norhemplonehire ore in the hall to-day, and a fair quantity woo sold considering the lan guid condidoe in whim the trade in pig iron hes bean for some time past. TRAFFIC RETURNS. ILLIL-Art M{ka Paw 14er. Tow. Total opla. 09 . 4.1 char 41.0.10 2 .7. 16.41, Waskead.a4 Jaly 3. £ £ A aft'Aullaa 691 911 115 mad ea. Xlstr ....... •-• 1,112 tin 7.791 11.763 4.41•E11ar mad uarnae. vacua. lag Lauda] sad Wtaaanao• LCOII 3.i06 7.313 7.0 1 1 Larlaa. Tilbury. mulsoata.d 13101•1444 .......... 3.930 044 LL9I 1.031 Rook amellsg July 9 WWI 1/10aden ........ if 01 0 198 9 0 4 030 Leiv.14013117 aa4 lausiairtUar II .61 417 Yid 1131 Nana %•.4.M an I N11111:11a • sa4 Cat bele ...... 137 6 21.6 7 70 91.741 0 31.193 19404.4•14.4 11•141.21100 ,403 1.102 1 ..t* Walsa ll2l1 101 4. i 1 T.. 17 4416 *ma *aura Jan , 10 ariara CoaalMa.Mvalals. sal Malan Cake Off 16.41 1 10.389 24.810 211.:01 Saottiall Oa sna — 1.404 1.911 3,3 a 3.'79 North Bald* ........ lO4 3.418 L 174 6.195 6.1443 eftzeptuls Calm. ....... Ma 491 6411 010 SI 1.013 VA 1.a13 1.014 This Include. Il bum lhodeme receipts et the roenJe lteeeettle and Cutllge. nal BMWS .4 let. f n. Perub. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. CprWille, Captain 'Thorny's.. mailed free& Livened for Pt. l o wa. Add., on tbs 3rd of Yeaua•J, and has wt dem Oma• bard *4 VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Agyha. from Liverpool for taterls. Jun. 1, tot S /I.lodi SI W. Bark Prlr oe (1,4). Iron Liirrpxol 24 4.14, Jus• 1.1 at Id 47 S. km 14 Ma • Dlwaloe. nem St. Andrele• •or I.laaryool lore 11, Lt 411, lon 3L Edward (Kra WO ship). men the 0204 of Africa for Wet. pool. Jar MI. lat U a 0 h. oat 31 is %I. EiCh4hOf (barga.), 54 dais from 8.4.402. May 11, :at 645 N, 2 38 W. Grase:aa, team Ludas toe V‘ISOMM .. .• 1.435,1, Joo.l. let 3 N, is 21 W. y a w" fr., mama for Cobalt. July 11, lat 45 la. :on 1) W. Marlaa maalo). •eno, tnados, May 28, tat 7 15 N. lon al lo se. blehard (Log tab ballot) too la A 422,44114 Joly 9, tat ee 56 N, lan 7 MI W. Ilitadsur O.L. Rom Newcastle toe Abe, 7a.. 4. tat 11 N, 1111 33 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BUTLICIL—.I.I7II. at the ViOwSIW. %Vieth= Iwiet. &aka. the erne of the toe. W. Butler. of a &water. thaSUlll.—Jeer It. at Terri/Woe square, the wife of P. Saudi Sp, of &SAWS, 0081,021 —Joie 1:. at Wlecomborark. Wilt... the wife of C. W. GI C ITW I TII I MIge Ir . . vel'o of Char' Gantt., Guthrie. SO .13. PaSelsil Sot. of a ehi1d..411. , to. ." PICASION.—SeIy 11. at Ileuailltote Sall. euffolk, lb. elk of J. !enal'. 6i.. • . 3.• 11. at Ledford square, the wife of A. Price. So of a OS. WaLICISIL—hiIy 11. at Batas 1011. TortAure. the wife of Chola/a Welt. 0. West Ytre of • . 00. MARRIAGES It. at Chthwiltwas. Illehhem he the Rev. BAev M. A Collotwo, Waltor, gm .01 t: /Wawa. lotto.. ot ttichbury. wk. a. httoo. pow 40,04 T. P. .It. Coq .01 Ittembory.wk CIIII6V liat—llUttas With —July at Edith bent , by the Jonostoon, ILA A. Metes. MM.. OLD et ilillbrook, Des,n. to Witt bona. denlow ol Betclihosa. of ltonyroy. Atm,. alotnAblrt /ON SO N— 08.11110811.--Jety 14. at Lion-walk. Chkbe.ter. by the Ito.. T. H. DOV. tik Jobs 11. 11.6inom. 0.•4.. to Jane Mapes, yourbt...4. doughter of the Ms W. Orw4w. Swl.. 01 tea thaoitb , tab.. libihop., reset. DEATBM BURRELL—JuIy IL at 0t5,043:a ..tum, .1. P. Barroll. Awed MD WL i D6- , 14710. 10. la Bumf. M. 114grardk soot MI. ooarox.—Joli 11. at 111davra7atre4. Maraseler. Ms. W. Garton. 11. Man, wife et M. swum. et wok...inst. Iwo ts. at IN 11climn. Onne7. 717.0. 11d4 , L_Neld XII SOL —July U. 01 ILoodl4llol. MiSM. Ma MM. M. Moak sod Preiel red PlebMind witmall Sum OW" et M. s. Leotard t, Olt, lontloa. rt. 4StAf. tie Offiee. lambied S% tbstrvourri Whltstrlam—lreat. JIM 13.0. ' ~,.. // ~ ~j:.~~X ~ c: ,,__,,, Na 4,081.3 VBRLAND ROUT Z.-COMMI ifo l Vaa 4111111 h. /PAW ONIZ DO olllSSOgite oiod nom ouzo sad Oyes, Copt. Adm. Oryisoltadrob Ooteo boodils. by s . boty •1411•1•111i40•112.4 knabOan• /103 llDOr ag tr im ..:141V• • iity P ittoo lle :M OOlortiot ilw ar i l to tO l oa md d ohm Soolbombloqii - ilsitftb ot oyory_scotb. to ply at Dm °bloomy" Gam. MI. Load MESSRS. MONEY WIORAM Madman-yard, Loadoal Linn d PAO lA.—ledaatioa la Pareemmmey.—Far I Mend. Mad, Ito W 1 tram Orardead w &dun egiebtslid shaper dap EMI X. A I. 1.003 V. J lamdlaa In the fart Tacna Dadra we lama it the Agalif•hili made tar her ealt Mrs seadatehationa for all alum at parta Me dee/ daarldred war team—Por 60 NaLl7OO. ALLPORT sad Co. print Man add OMR Lasetaliall.ereeit. FTRAM OOMMUNICATION b POOL and NSW YORIL—PIo LINII.I PHILADOLPSIA iTS‘3I4/ILLPOONP4 wa i te k k t = wed 4" " ii2l = Pk ikw. 4 11, TOIL ow KANSAIWO... .—. . ........ W CITY Or BALT • 11(0111 .• • w OW i5.'" 4 ”...7170,......m" *"4.%", t o l u gaz.z . z . v r a n. t I ms. Bl / I = imm=" ll l7.. MI .4" Wan E MUIR sad NORTH AMEI awatured try li iial . ta l a il d VTR Y e r R agar .7.....daye gaaawanrd i rr 4 L :.'11 "... v . 1 .". 7111141 1 :1ZW . YORK. Retard ARMS d. far SOuTON. Saturday.. dRIL. far NSW YORK. Satarday, 1110•81, tudiedleg demand% toe aad %Yr ea t ratv...tvtgaa c l 1111; acced airs: tut. I I t. to sic.il par bg, and I par mat. Wu W . W." 4 = aab " T *44l" Aws. "" aggly to . B. Saari. 61. OW Sy OM. sad IT. Sadwari dos Italia, (Rogow g sr D. Gad O. NI 41111TMT1011 al WHARF.—Tive inenoter Ininon Wand. Wavytom H. Instaid &M to ROTTERDAM ■ Tbe l oe new and nonacid] item-WI MIL team flea rirldah and Vortical L. _awry Panda) moraine, it 11; and Om 1110011 D. Captain H. lioLrß. , 111411 on the looming fatly. Cann to Ratter tam:— /110 Le. and gt h. 3d. 001,4,..• el Ile Id. and Lt I. 84.—Apply at Chaplina W. Nair: ex PHILLIPPA. rtlnes■lands dicain.bons. Conimay. 11 beads In connexion erith this COMM der. at mos. SMAIt d DAIL L Y A SCILYICS COMMUNICATION lIIIIND en I se ;. DM IMMO= MA eel as u. 4 Wad sad m WAIIIIIFORD and MILFORD I ft. Deptford 3.15 p.m., oft Isom An =4 .1 Ds trsin from OrslL of this ko., to th d mew Ana II dee MY proceed by the 2.65 games mem tests, reacting London 0 nar. name II Ant. An CORK and DIU SD HAI 11Zart ate p m . from the I Von Ai pie KPampa. e the Tbs deft bout do not undertake to run si L siM ix..... 2l. 74lire' ( 2Z i ll w " a " . "'". 36,.../11= f7: red hart see alto A ram Dable. A T *MEETING of the LONI) of DZKITIES of the 131tITIAII.J EL? *T I'(Q, the 11th Jell. 3319-183/ wee umakoossly adapted : 1. TOM this Bead meornioro voltla reef M Moor e drople feelings Irak h Mre. mom, omarthstooding hit Mac pommel weer, to markt t ike • MISPiI tLs hererela Vomit the Memorial from the the wt , ject of the abduction of the dalld Milto That tai. Mood re.,rato the 'moot of el mire he Memorially. Sir ato-eo lelmatator deplore, the determination of hI. Mohnen d Whirr iota the truth of the childso aileiad continued matoration from to Waived parch 3. That this Board diatom to rer-rt IN re hitt or valirimo of oloaderhoe lamitima. • y eapooed to the ehhea lotelligaime of aim 4. Teat halo hoard dollen,. to memos ha teaeroWe ProMdeot far UN Minna ordom ha Mb , autumn ems. but oa former ..omen mad eirlhation ; asd it to oho toldiful of it. before. her busload's ron.tatit cowpoke 11 af hie fehirmo and moieties I That this Board real...mem' the erotic paw immolation Mil end • faithful echo is e Ewe the sympathy of may Mond of hums Merit & net them realetlotio , o Moorhead to ~N OTICE of DIVIDEND.—B , ..L. (BotaNtabad A.D. MD. N 0.3. WAsE•NTI) for toe lIALP-Y Sale at 5 par mac par mown. an Depodt / an randy tor delivery. and PAYABLE .AJ Jar U. WO. PETRY MOROI Proolantroal and tonna sem tree on appllo ONDON CARPET 1 WUGH sad d 0 a 3 watch ea la vOX d tla IP►T MO. the NA:Ds Nu Not Wee• also Mt I)Nassts, Wu:Nene, Naas =seamed foe every style et LIN aleset, . e nd as 1 611. rotuetatat.eaat-ece ALLEN'S PATENT PORT VIATICUM° HAGS WITH ' Des. Trunks. Drool= B. wit Ilimpatili 80,.. Wrillog w a s Coewtoz boar wastlawotal troweling. illust:a owlpoet for two Anotpt. T. ALLAY. caso.thettron Om sad Wiwi Outfitters 18 and .00 sow Stn... c =. EASY CHAIRS, COUCH MOWN BROT HEM have emu ow kW Intolrs. Pock up In . vwry on tat bane mos, export, Ealbtary, 40 'l44PlaeadWy. 11 W ARLOS SELF-ALTO No vent-peg minim*. N. man I —rARL,)W'd PATNN C 041-1 K ITLN I baba! in tilting; will repay Its oast . bnn EARL° 'S AlllYObtaitiN CINDY; aye one tin of dumb pa mu. Prlos U.. BARLOW:I LISGTI MBA? Wilt whit►a small dna ...lass t.ni a/ • BARLOW d OTANI dYt.AfI CIL I In parlianbon. By all mammy. In mina JAYIKS /I 111 LO W. Invent.. wont. WillLanzaaner. Mangan Winne %Wag! IHE BEST and ME oornew to 11121OLVID f ILLIPtt and r,0.. T Moretionta. on. Good .orotr woeful ..,no4o+ 15 Wlnen etnunooo Too, 3e. of. to Gm ',los of NA. sent enrnue Shiro* tom, to Mogin4,l once ~Mt OUSEHOLD WOI QONUOU T. 4. of the m .or CiTelr celebrated tle. lees. le, (.11.‘ wed." elcery family -heuld übtile It Ileued.'—Werehoufte, 9. erect U& DAVIES'S CA.NIII.MS, dam bride. toy or owns. d ✓ldubwr4.ll4. ckL ; boa : • 14. Pd.. patent ammo, ot .taz. 1 WIC 414,4 114.; tnatald , tor Pte. Sad.tad e lo.l. ; Dodd., t 1 Lird.ll4 411. 1 41.1 bt. , :rtitatl:Ot. 4,0d4 W.A.*. la. N.: 174.41, onott, 4 U. P. 1tA1 , 11,1 lidads.lll. lid liattlre•aro. °mating.. FOR WATERING J. L. BANklff:K'S INDIA c•Ily mote tor tins purr.% of • f•Msdef•. and Union JOl.l. fOl awanai mu. 11l asted Hice Lib co ainkikatios LIMNS LYZIK lIANCOCa. V.oce eawrlfl":64.l.awaso. ISA; tiPECrACI Mkr walltbeng eacelleat rti mostly mists' stm =ls..-14srts . * tSespst SS, .t Islitts. Ito ens% tido eltommt. VlsYl4y tat others Vt. sart DOS. %swiss. to the Sslsl / 4 . Lertaa Obotuo—ntrwow 4 ebr. 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