The Express. — London, England, 1862-02-01 00:00:00

4 • THE • EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, FERRUARY 1, - 1882. 15. J.Wenn, Dosing%ln Market, Norfolk, konstnnger -Feb. 25. J. ern lie, Sunderland, master mrainer-Feb. St. .1. Mitehell, Bishopwasrsiontb, publican -Yeb. 11 T. Bowen, Kerry, 3lout• vorneryshire. tailor -March 10. W. Cartwright, Fenton, and Dray sottellethe•Moors, Staffordshire, grocer-Feb. 28. A. Scow. croft, Bolton, lanniabire, butcher-Feb. 17. J. Wilton, Kett b. k-Hole, Durham, suitth-March 22. J. Tickers, Bowden, turl7,lnadtcre,77l; l •l - . ..üßliarr'eattraprwtnam v "hr . incur-feb. 14. J. J:wrian, e nslainne " ; -Feb. 12. G. Brown, Seacroft, Yorkshire-Feb. 27. W e :Adaunson, Leeds, shopkeeper-Yob. 9). J. HILL Weethakl, Suffolk. veteri narian - Feb. 21 L. West. Ormuote, Warwicknire, cattle dealer -Feb. 26. W. It. Evott, ',eta. painter-Feb. 14. J. Smithery, Orayewood, Surrey, dealer in undcreo4xl-Fen. 11. C. B. Duch, Neernham, Gloucestershire. writing clerk-Feb. 11. T. Parker. Brannon, Lincolnshire, butcher-March 5. S. Bill, iicamblesby, Uncolnshtre, bootruaker-March 7. W. Ronghton, Burgh-le- Marsh. Lincolnshire, gardener-March 7. W Smith, Leek, Staffordshire, grocer-Merrill. J. Whteldon, Bn t terton , Stsionl shire, cattle dealer-Feb. M. J. Mellor, lUritgate, Yorkshire, bootmaker 25..1. Furnifull, Ecelestield, Lancashire, painter -Orb. 17. Rhoda Lowe, Dwriaaton, Staffordshire, schoolmistress -March 6. F. Clobehere, Hawley Croft, Yorkshire, beerhouse keeper-March & L de Neuritis, Sheffield, professor nf lan guages-March & M. Cron Iffsedield, U. U. Osborne, Sheffield, bootmaker-Feb. 19. J. Beeedweil, Nayland, Suffolk, tailor. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Jan. tii TllottAS FRISTIID Fa!, Pernmillas. Hackney, clerk in doc.k& JOINT STOCK COMPANIES ACTS. TARANAKI STILL 11011 4AULPAW4 (1.11IMID), Feb. 21, at 2, at Bas nshalletreet-to settle list of oontribidoeisa Ilsbnuas PATIO? CASK AND FACKACHICOMPANY,LPAITID:, Feb. a, at 11, at Liverpool Court-to make a call. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. 11,111A111 Jounts, Gloucester, shoonisker-Final dividend of Is. el., any Wartneaday. at Miller'e, BriatoL BaserPainentek, cloth maanfacturer--nd dividend of N., any Wednesday. at Matte& BristoL DIVIDEND& Feb. 82. T. Simmons. Hurst, Berta, cattle askentan-Feb. 22. L. W. Kretasclunar, Dakeetrest. IlloonsabsrY. reunufacturin; Jeweller -Feb. 26. J. Churchi ll and J. Mastaillan, Cannon stroet.City„ timber heoksee--Feb. SA T. Tune, jun., Strand Water-street, Strand: Oderdetreet : and Eng Willisanreet. qty, lampuenufacturer-Feb. IL M. Hayek New Brestford, lesessonger-Feb. X. IL W. JIM* tinverma, Hissearnit shire, coil merchant-Mierek IA M. Onterl= ab_ la= h and Silverdale, staifordeldre, dealer St penury B. Richardson. Word's,. Stallerdil, glen asaafacterear. rArrnitainis DONIOLVID. L Denville and J. Drown& Mockport. coitus, wash spinners , W. S. Field sad T. IL D. Pitagervid, Croaalone, City, cochineal nissinia-MeerleMaJelmstes. Bertha Johnston, and Frances Lan Fianna, Shispiptenreet W Ithln, milliners, so 1,,r as kW& ma rlella lelbeallest-J. Melrose and C. Honvey, le. lc, bog agents -W. limbilasadJ. L Rose, runners-inn, City, Belnyd and D. Hint, Mainland, Yorkshire, Amm . C. Allen sad G. Lbs. Hackney-road, Storeditcb, rock. mannfaelgeess-47. Ire, J. Hyde, and W. Bfl- Hg, Manchester, connimike merchants--C. Paget and N. WH OM, Dindeglisia, semOnble-L. Toting sad A Hind, Milton nerkernesent, 1011.111110-411. Lissa art L W. Peaks. Onsliall , neonate brlllan-/L eel p. R Talkskil. sad H. Daum Isedediraldisit, Irenstaparh se Gr es nords Tildes:MS:o w :lV Wensill, Ebindaster, niekMaders-T. SaMer gni D. P. Mkt, Ilvfazt searelmata- J. 11.11ehell and W. T. kislian. Onst SL shun Within, and Acorrellia. Old Peed, and W. Wigmore, Ningatesik Claeltinwel, lll =-4. Hud son and S. Hadson, Wawa& Yeelkilles laratiss-1. NiewhigtoU sada Nonningtoo, Ed/and, Tedisidsh hue trisinliens-W . H. Lens and 1. Cronin, Leicester, msmallaggarasal Malay-J. G. /I and ILL Woodward. great laUssizeet, Clarkenwell. .W. Mabrysad T. ihrinburne, Gateshead, . Welstiosa, W. Webb, and J. Webb, Jun., Sir. Ueda% n Leas repro. J. Webb. sen.-11. Appleby rsgrAppletty. Staffordshire, lock manufacturers -IT. Corend sad C. lersons, Doby-oourk City, willow bonnet asseidecturen-L.llliside and J. A. Joyce. Anchurch•lane, City -fame Amen and D. Mater, Worcester, and °rest Malvern, Weresslarslis, Stet nsanulecturers-J. Christie and H. Walter. lanashire, onion spinners -F. H. Sheppard 2 1 1 t .rW. Parker, Wellingborough, Northamptonehlre, Kyocera - V. Tyn and P. Anonym, Al red-plate, Bedford-square, L Ogilby, A. Y. Moon, S. E. Power, and EL 0. L. °trilby, lisgrans-courk lanchnrchnreet, ship broken, so far as re4,ltrila IY. L OgUby-M. T. Bass, 11.. T. Cocks, and J. H. Dillon (Swint Territorials de Puts-A. Neill and 0. Lashley, Brad. ford, Yorkshin. seemissiou agents-J. J. Frost, Jun., and C. Frost, Lantonatrest, Fenchurch.atreet ; Blue Anchor-road, Ber mondsey; Upper lest liadtlitield and Falr.plaws. Stepney. rope manulacturere-T. O. I. Bun and J. Adidas, 'Upper East Smith field, Admiralty dart agents. SCOTCH SEQUENTEATIONL Icing CAzasin. Gleigew, esung-boar keeper, Feb. 4, at the Faculty Hall. . AXIS Th omson and Cllssgow Sonar Lose, Edinburgh, talon. Feb. 7. at Dowell!, and Lyon's itoome. Edin burgh. Jane Manta, emu., JAMS Ding&i,lun., and Gnocint ion Menem, Loa sad sad Currie, Edinburgh, paper makers, Falk 4, at Howells sad Lion's booms, Edinburgh. WILLIAMDAMD/0/. _Let* grocer, Feb.o. at the Ship Hotel, Leith , JONI WM:WILL. *aim Mtd-Lothlan, fernier, Feb. 4, at Dowell' and Lyods Laois, Edinburgh. TRIDIRICI &MOM, Edlaborgh.apher, Feb. 18, at Das Webb and Forrest s Ineena, Ed' ktaxtsoza WAIT. Beechen% groce r, 6, at the Faculty Hall. Glasgow. SUPPOSED MURDER OP TWO CHILDREN. FAVERSHAM. FRIDAY. In the village of Preston, situate about half a mile to the south of this tows, a woman named Harriet Wraight is suspected of having murdered her two illegiti mate children by administeting poison to them. It is also suspected that the death of another of her children same time previously was not the result of natural maws. The woman is cohabiting with a man named Geo. Smith, the reputed father of the two children, twins (a boy and earl). Yesterday afterooon the county coroner, Mr. T. T. Deleassm held an inquest on the bodies, when Hr. W. N. Sound, surgeon of Faversham, said—About eight months slue I attended the mother of the deceased children and delivered her of twins, a boy and girl. They were both healthy full grown children. I was sent for yesterday mar& about eight o'clock, and on ((CADS to the house I f the children lying on a bed quite dead but warm.,,l examined them both externally butoould not discover any marks or bruises on their bodies. There was great palm and lividity of the akin, which attracted niy attention, but from what cause it was produced I am no • able to say. I have since made a post mortal' eternisation of the bodies of the deceased. I opened the abdomen of the boy, and found the contents perfectly healthy, with- out any inflammation. I then examined the lungs and found them healthy. The heart was gorged with fluid blood, but from a hat cause I am unable to my. _I next examined the head, and found the brain full of fl uid blood. The wind pipe and gullet were free. The child did not die from natural causes. I believe from my examinatiou of the body, that death was produced from the 'Wrote of some sleeping or composing medicine ; but I was unable to dis cover that any medicine of that kind Lad been given to the children. The female child presented the same appearance as the boy in every particular. The mother said she Lad only given the children a little magnesia. George Smith wan then sent fur, and the nature of the inquiry explained to him. The coroner cautioned him that he was not obliged to say anything without he liked, but that if ho did it might be used against him. He was not sworn, but he stated that he was the father of the do ceased children. They were quite well, with the etcep doe of a odd, when they went to bed. They were awake when he west Si bed, about two o'clock to the morning. One child slept es one aide of the mother and the other on the other side. Did sot bear anything of than spin till between Neves asd Aka, when they were both dead bat warm. Nab* bet magnesia had been given to them as he hem el. The wow" dem paned out to the jury the responsible duty they bad Si perfena and suggested that the stomachs ' of the Slakes Amid be sent to Dr. Taylor for the pur pose of being analysed. This was ordered to be dons, acid the inquiry was ad for a week. NAVAL ASP MILITARY. 1 FROM LAST maims GAZITTE. Iron Lam more'S CAiRTL] BAMESUPTS. W I'ALL-PALL. J•N. M. I [MAIM OF SOUCITO6B Ann VUSTILMI PARTICCLAIIa TO 131 A s s i n u . y _ts ou s eooos ussio Pantos wadi to be OBTAIN= AT TIC 011FICII OF T l l OHM" RIGmTIAI, „ m " " so R o b ert Hoyle. removed s o " I „ su p". OOOll2 OF 11A1111117PTCT, BASINOMALL-NTIIIPT.] saalrear, DA; treutensat W.Lhark I:.r.ke to hesevralcap. AAR./ BROWN, Welt NIINDHII, Berko baker, to IMlTellder Imo. vice t :eons Xslvolzu I'..sley, placed upon Wiley ; Feb, 14." 11. {r - nutted kali/Mr& Cutouts, Davison:vet, Berkeley-square, Leeetenout Robed Ltei 14.4 . II iv bay bccu bra . _ „____ watalmeker, Fab. 14, at 12e. ramp' esessomnon .tesistent- ?tarpon effllll29lfile.l RIONVE ANNITT. Rekentetreet, Feb. 11. at 11. Mhos? Lae bees permitted to resLzo bar comtutssioo. AT1M.3111..4.110.1, Mayswater, merchAnt, no mood Iln Mks sem* 1 LAcuten.los , Tun,bull is Feb. 110,3311 not Mesa, at stated in the fifgart• JANY Great Doverstreet, It, Mary, Newington, watch- Rasa' itegiseen- Lisutesant Edward Coysiarne Sim to be mater, rib. lb at 111. plowed o n WILIJ•11 JAMS MMUS, West Cow es, Ids of Wight, baker , !Or In. a'. 11 IMO 'ampulla/nay hag Joili LLEOY.T CHALIAIIOIII, Upper Llerelandeteert, Fitzroy ell A ?LA 1N1.4 DEPARTMI..\T. square. purneyman pianoforte maker, Feb. 14, at 12f. Mee Rev. I eased Illessoven to be eleitp:ain of the fourth class. Si Wine font smirk. Michaele& attorney, Feb. M 10. MILITARY 1171 eILE Le6PAIITKINT. Janes . -re W Viaoriagrove, Chilton, East India agent, Feb IA at le. 'Tie Queen has Mee plumed to approve of the following i;k.aal MINI.V, W Dlebener, general dealer, Feb. la. at 11( names conasedissi of the lit Wetted is the GE,.I[GL P1111(11, Albany.street, Ragent's.perk, provislou desk% =of Noe. 19, 1441 —To be assisaset superieten- ' Feb 10. at lo oak, "0". w i n." Hr..var rimier Re...lrs.Carlisiestreet. Lambeth, AGIIIVant door . "ith Kickers! 1"/"I ' it"bari lia= l im. "" sAi u mi " its Gi L i c l g tor Feb. et I). broker , e'e L. 18, Te be ffetanyeaststeet supenetsaJoste of storm Kele. I at 10 Oils solder/ reek, beetemast : Hersey Fano Travers, w LITER FrileAltD W•Lus, Brentwood, Braes, baker, leb.ll, 44 2. Marks nalph, William :Amato& Dowegm, Jobs Joseph . Wituats 11- ims, osbird, Innkeeper, lib. 11 1 at 1. Like, i word Wdeem. Tiwothy Conway, ShaMl4ll J.vmflf MtraLlT.llreat Dover-strut, Borough, clerk to a corn- Ormsby :ogees, Jobs Oakes. Tbomaa Ayrtim Whits, Nikko aeffit, Fa) IL M te , ir mas IF SWELL Finnan. Aldermaubury, manufacturer of Jobs browoo. Healy Morgan, Franck& !Alward Tharp's,. seu ,„ " I roe (muss, tossr Walton Hants, farm bailiff, Feb. 11, M itomm rim:, (Seesaws', et, corn salesman, Feb. fl, 1. 'Moray MUTH, Maidssone, Journeyman plardeler, Feb. la. at 2- , Wilma flame°, lelntoe, Suffolk, baker. Feb, 21. at 2e. Dane► Miro. Westmorelandekset, Pimlico, belief, Feb. 11. at WILLIAM Mown WATSON, Warburton-road, Hackney, milk man. Erb. 25, at it Bantei G. me. Put-rood. Old nentaneil. engineer, Feb.2l. at le. feeltni Lit affirm Middlesex, carpenter. Feb. 16, at Ilf. WILLIAM &I lion roil., King awes% Holborn, berbeibt, Feb. 6, of 11. haiant Li.m tat, MP Wycombe, Becks. builder. Feb. 19. at Cesium 11.001ek tonna, Kensington pirk.terrace North, Nettie/hill. and Mnislordemut, City, traveller fora whole sale alloAvA war(bouse, Feb. 19, at I. "'semi( Ttb.wlr ISIAi , Atenhoporitreet, Ilanipstiodeced. sur veyor, Vet, 111, M 1. Jers Atular e VOLLS, Sherbournesireet, and Tabernaclemalk, 1 insiAtry, propttetor of a sawmill, Feb. le M 1. !ANVIL Ifirturr, duenz.terrace, Foresebill Upper Thence even . And Surreylerma, N eweross, bark merchant, reb.l9, ate WILLIAM TO .11.te Dulls, Warningloommarit, Clerkenwell (mei trinoisiog ineuuhiciarer, Feb. le, et 2. NT eras E1.14.1i.6, Suullsasapsea, teed merchant, Feb. 20, at 1. 1•:.1.r . 001.11, Sktersotostreet, City, coach lace nue nufacturer. Yet, IS. al 1. Ch ILs Clialqw(e, Aketchley, Lelcestanhire, timber mer chaos, Feb. 10, at It SWIM'. Ankles, Alatoor /MA, Staffordsblre. mWrr. Feb.lo,at 12. WILLIAM Manwl, Bursitis, Suit Malan, potter, Feb. 14, at 12- looms Baca:, Birmingham, viimayar, Feb. 17, at 11. 1194M1114 Likalinitultl, widow, liewmatle.under•Lynke, melee, timer, Feb. 17, at 12. Ca mmonise Pilate?. Le4lllllboriegh. grocer, Feb. 11, at 11. Toone, Siren, Nottingham, beerhoeusi keeper, Feb. LS, at 11. Maiden Nosase liellage, Pork Neck, lesrbyaltirs, ham kotliff, Web. 12,11 It. NoliOAll EVANS, Llanegllwys Vera, Breeknockaltlrs, Feb. 10, at It lIMUARST Josue, widow, Cengwyddll, Cardiganshire, farmer. lab. 14, at 12. JAts, , B MoweLL, Ltsuipastock, Brecknockshire, licensed vktualler, Feb. 11(.11 lit. WiudaM nem, Cardin, deeper, Feb. 17, at 11. WILLIAM Narbeth, Peinbrokeshire,druggist, Feb.ll. at 11. TROMAS Ammon, Bristol, licensed victualer, Feb. 10, at 11. Jinni UALLINORK I'IDSLAT, Newport, !mycelia's, Feb. 111 at 11 FILLIAMCK TOL r, Bradford. Yotre, Insurance agent, Feb.l2. at 11. loss WILLIAM Stumm, Garfoeth, Yorkshire, wholesale drug gist, Feb. li, at 11. 114111 OTVIES, ttuilderatteld, shoemaker, Feb. 12, at 11. Milli Maim. Sheffield, Ironmonger, Feb. 15, at 10. Troika Wittlmt Blows, Lingstmempos-Bull. OD merchant , Feb. IT, at 12. FlintRICE SARIS *PAT, Leeds, os. FM. 17. at 11._ Juseni Teruo", Kirks. Idneelwal bMwer, Feb. 11, so +. l . Benoit 51•1 Keno Liverpool, bedbeer, Fab. 11„ at IL Jura TAMA, Bodine, Manebestar, VOW, Feb. 11. at 11. Gnome Pei khatl.. SLlliatflautl, ahlp builder, ifeb.lgatll. WILLIAM Molina., Birmingham, whip maker, Feb. 14, M 10. lime Couture, Birnangleurn, ars brick manufacturer, Tsb. 14, st 10. 110Cea, Birmingham. whashrtiglat, Feb. 14, et IA JAnu 1161.10LN, sear., taakU,, Warwickshire, estate spot. Feb, 14, at 10. bora &MAU, Mik, cabinet mikes., Feb. 14. st 31, JOHN KAVANAGH, LlTsepooL sollmtur, Fib. 11,stS. DAVID Dorms, Maim, Konmouthaske, plumber. Feb.l6, at 11. &MARS Cos, Leionab BAP, leeks, Walser 01 peyboundi. Feb. 17, at It. Taunts Clunuti, Stocks, Suffolk, boot maker. Feb. 11, M 11. ltecnaen Mena. Leak, Stafforishire, innkeeper, Feb. 11, at IL WMITZEILAD, &Megan, Sta ff ordshire, dealer la MUM wines, Yob. 11. at 10. Joao wmerrug EDMONDS MODALS, Landport, Hants, bookseller, Feb. 15, at 11. Iona! darsoit, Wortington,Cumberland, joiner. Feb. 15, 4410. June Wll.llMts, Aberdore,Glamorganshare, bullder,Peb.ll,st 11. 011101 CiUktm Comm, Farnborough, Bank, wheelwright, Feb. 11, at It WittMlit ALLAN, Auckland, freltever, Feb. IS, at 10. GIORGI 1314011f11,Nem ley,Diutam,blaekomith.Feb.ll, l ff 11. IllrHareD BllsaMll2oll. Bishop Auckland, pointer, Feb. IS, at 10. WILLIAM SLAM, Llaymesa, berbyshlre, boot and shoe maker, eb. 14, at 11 Zberalar Bedroth, Cornwall, draper. Feb. 12, at 11. WtWele HOST Prtekaukts, Wombralge, Salo", blacksmith, Feb. 14, al Truro eLTATI, Llroa, Lineolnahlre and Nottinghamshire, butcher, Feb. 11 M 12. lOU Brame, Zendby, Lincolnshire, teller, Feb. 11. at 2. Hanka Catentex. widow. Belton, Lincolnshire, groom, PALM Aressuum, aus. Anutirrarxrk.—Engi usit = Pane. W the Wks. Ise mink, to the Alert . _ . - _ _ ----- - net theitheth► liespeser T. Heard, to the Leis, for mole, is the haw. Ithotea Asimothe W. IL*. to Um &trysails ; sad B. P. Illeheseem. to the Dolor. Illehiputee J. IL pith t. the Virago ; H. C. Was. 7. L Pooky. awl J. Slew% to the Wpm PORTSMOUTH, JAJ. 31 The Caw, 89, mew, Captain T. H. 31Amni, is le be paid of Yeienew, wet .iftervanle pitied in the tied ISOM reeelee. TM Maws* IS, crew, comas/aced Lek* is her guns Way. previews le petaties. SIN will afterwards join the bet elm norm The Macau w a sister stop 4 the emu* meshed ea the ItabsUIMIL The Uyi a w, 01, mew, will he =docked end placed is IM seem Gin abs Tends, mesh reisksermais d amass seat oo board the Moot is Illeathemptes WM= tam ego. retuned to the Weary, "whip. eh Ties Dsuit Puss Illosrm—Y.korday's London awry amarssis hi. Ha gamma orders issued by IlaissessamMl at lad* swag she lay meat of she OM Id= W. sad TWA spiasml in Jur Tuesdays Dee wake All be givss when the shares of = s sa l l anions sus peal& is Ws misery. frmw, SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BETTLNG AT MANCHESTER.—FaiDAY. GREAT NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE. If to 1 opt TM Dm, (t) 'l6 to 1 Et motto (t) 26 to 1 Master 135g04 (t) 20 to 1 halonoy (t) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKE& 4to 1 ingot OW Cobbs (t) sto 1 liarquis (t) 12 to 1 other lon CHESTER CUP. 10 to 1 apt Ainpin (t) 13 to 1 • Un (t) St to 1 Miffs (1) UNIVEILUTY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, JAI. 31, P NOT T..... , 011 AL CIRTITICATZ EXAMINATION. ••••• JaeLwow! Pworzasos or MICIAIIICL—(Ezamined sad anworsd.)— First clam: Birwood, John's; Lawn, Down. ; Lou, EZWILhOUIIt Naisk, John's ; William., Ern. remnaeL Benoixl claw: Ahis, Christ's; Aah, John's; Eninsiusaid ; Dario, St. Catbarine's ; Gianni*, Trinity ; Neville, Clan ; Orzurod, Emmanuel ; Savory, Teiaity • Tarratt, Malty ; Twaddle, Clare ; Ward, Trinity. --Owned) X. WM 11-4. Jacksonian Prolaseor ; (WOAD Arca, Aisiatant &winner. AIIATUIdI. —The Preform . of Anatomy will toutione his wane of lectures ou Texilogical Classification, Comps/Mira Anatomy, and Physeakiy, oa Wednesday, Feb. 12, at tee * * sleek, 11l the AuatmmW &dial METROPOLITAN BOARD OP WORK& The .onlinary meeting of the board was held yerienley ; Mr. J. TUWAITES is I. Chair. Taa NEW 111)%1) AC1101I• ITDI-PAIL The followiug . letter from the Right Hoe. W. Cowper, Tina Commimammol Works, was read by Mr. Pollard, the Alf clerk "Office of Works, Jan. :".0, 1%2. " Sir, Reprematatione have been mado to me from the parishes of St. Marylebeese, Paddiegtoa, St. George's, Ohelsea, and Kenniegtoe, of the urgent need of a commu nication for carneges between Baythater mail Keusimglca. Gore ; and • cumwittlee representing thous parishes bath sosferred wth roe, bat without succeedieg is mgmeting nay feasible mode of detra in... the cost, which is estimated at from :MOM. to 00Ut. Tue ois v authority possessing powers for making such a road ms the board over which you maids, awl I have to request that you will have the gooe.asm to adores roe whether the Metropolitan Beard of Works will ambernelue this work, providol I sae obtain an Act et Pao- Tersest, securing to the public the permanent sod IMF mOricied me of the road whoa made. May I beg for a mower. ea arrangements are pending until I mesh* rd- lam nbeaieutly v- - - ' W. Diem. at 3. CNARIM tartan, East Reßoni. coal dealer, Fib. 11, a& L Mulelll.s2CMiltssie, Sawaton, Cambridgeshire. publicise. Feb. IS, at 1. DAMZL I.vrrT. Naphill, Bucks. builder, lib. It at It W Ituan Oakes', Trowbridge, Wilt& horse dialer. Feb. 13, at 11. Janes MILLER, Stowell. Sontsreetahire, Innkeeper, Feb. 10, at 11. 114517it1 Tindlas Coro, H Cardiff, tobacconist. Yeb. 17. at 11. Dar in AnDalOril, Caddlagton, erta tailor, Fab. 12. ita It Gr. olds EiriThutofftel, drighton, beer retailer, Feb. la, It 11. Taonae A cab ar, Merthyr Tydfil, itemised victualler, Feb.lll, at 11. TIISOMIILCS YAUgginn, Merthyr Aydin, licensed victualler, Ye& 14 at 11. Alm 0r6ri.72. Nottln, leather cutter, March 0, at Si. Gliultalt Wairmo, hel, tin plate worker, Yob. 14. at 121. 'Miss rumor( W ausigaw, Newmistbaupon-Tyne, engineer's clerk. Feb. 13. at 10 Joss VAAL Weteley. Stdop, blacksmith, Fab. IS, at U. &imam, Onium WooD Batt!, Torpoint,ConiwalL boollendalf, Yob. IS. at 11. Tfonas Gling and Joint Oder. PlTmeulle, cabinet wollare. Feb. 14 as 11. WHALE! loon and artrlittl CLAMS, IcidinteOniet. poem Web. la, at it. WiLLuri Me mm lailfol&. Kenilworth, plumber, Feb. 10, ii 4 U. WILIAM AMP= Wiutorr, Leeds, taillierr, Yob. 20, at IL WILLIAM Jargini. Load/ chimney reaper, Feb. 13, at 11. TII"dAo BASon 111e00211. Leeds, lobar, Web. 11,1" tootle AunthT2ll CANTATA°. Dunne, saiesrean, eb. 10, MIL Jong WHATILIT. Ittawhisteei and Harbary. Wasorkkikire. inn. keeper. Feb. ILIA IL SALMI Labial% &atm/ Clealdre, licensed vletualhir, /a& 11, at 11. Jo11:rm doncaerami, eindestamar. Feb. 13, MIL Rouser Janes Doruvei, beetinalter. re6.22.el IL Jung naves. Bakken, general , Feb, 12, at IL LAPT EXAMINATIONS. March 6 J. Smaineld. Edmonton. Wier - Wank IL C. nal' Unit, Clerkeuwelkinse, cabinet amber-March & L Ytechel, Vanclinn:hairee., City, romehent-llarcb 6. T. W. Hantley, Reigate, Sem). pees-Mm & 3. Applewte. Paragon-place, New Kent med. farmer-Meal 11. I. W. Beckett. Pnedetmat. Paddingtou. wins niseelhana-Feb. IL 0. 11 de A N. P. Mantled, KettaltleA, vnlessrosan-leb. W. D. Aails, Ckeveretreet, Kennington. conmamelal traveller-lfsb. IL B. Lanadale, Gross e/reel, glackfriars. road, eyg faelebien-lob. 27. C. Mackay, Compton street, trunawlek *game, plwaslorte metier -Yeb. 20. J, Oak. Chealsam, Becka ibs grener-Ifab. IL W. lthings, Circus„ Bladdriers road, M enet melee-Vile. ST. T. W. Jewell, h, Harwic .w'3 *-.Feb. 11l Omer, Derianireet West, Lam betu - Feb, M. A. Ford, NewegmbarlaaJstreet. Strand, wine ruerahaat-Feb. .3. 3. Yrwynk Lpeoterreces, klaidadilll. aloe principal of a , °Wye -Feb. it t Symons, 11111 street. Vialwortlb outsmarts! traveller-Feb. 2,1 T. Davie, I ewtshaus, butcher - Yelp. ..Y. J. L Meow Radiate,. draper-Web. 25. Kew A. Wil ma, Hesston, Csmbridzeili^ clerk Us holy orders-Yell. MA G. I. Cocladge. Iteuyon, De Beauvoir Town, ambient warehouseman -Feb. 22. J. Woad, Citoyden, ear/ere-a eh. 25. ii. U. Lotted, kppiug, tamer, wad tingston-upoioliall, dentist -Feb. M. J Sepia. reithent, Illiddleset, market yirdenor - F.b. 23. .1. W Jewell. Am;.ton Amok Gray's don-n builder's clerk -Feb. AS T. Hopkins. Carbrooke, Norfolk, general smith- Feb, 25. 1 , Mote. lhoutaieherfwee, Islington, beer retailer- Fo. 2'. .t IlArbenl. ruiner& Wilts, lank. epar;reb. , 27. Fe W b. . n il : Ste.:re. 11. t.o. went. ounberwellgresa, ra rbein J. Lentos. 11 .owe; . tamers, abagkeeffiff . .- Feb. 16. J. Fellutsm, 155a:,..4 , Al, , t. Va.° ras. tad IL Jestweeinswe, 31..1011We-I.oml, carria„v denier - C. tr. 27. O. L Werth. Soneer, newspaper re porter-Feb, 27. U. Levy. Ilyerebsidimy& Holborn, and tuaton. 1. , ..1.01. ?worn. auctemoer -Felt W. U. Taylor, Pleetntieet -Ceb. 2.5 E. Beek. Aire.st i ~ o leetreld. OldOrl-market- 74 b. W. P. J. C Ledford, Vork•buildiuna Adelphl. clerk In Admiralty " e -11,b a. it Ii L vo. io)etieed. Newlin's.. butcher- F...!. .:.7. W. 11. L. Funnel, lriAltion, chemist-lab . C. J. Knapp, Northward , n, hot curdufacturer-Yeb. 27. A. Benjamin, lied. ford...sua.c. Mu lei. feather dealer-Yob. 27. W. J. Taylor, i.re.a [bow .:reel. New °Litton, army contractor-March 6. C. W LAra ',err's PALaca HOTEL C 'crarr.-The " "' l "' '''' inn " )" ` l * r."tl'ud.wwn, • /°b miter-Much 6. 1 _. L. J. 'II In. Invelane, and Larceri-court, City. On plate el""o" 1" -st7 ...,- in their repo rt 000 us , . worter-Itardi I. L.. 1 Unarm& Portewurd, Hants, solicitor's geese receipts f.e ties .weer 'Wing the let Desiabar Glatt-Wareb IL W. brorge, East-Cruet, Walwurth, bonueopa• het bars Awn 1ti,712A. cad the aspeaditare 11.4015 L, Dee. I thist-illarch I. A. 11. Brown. Norwich, haberdadier-Mare" 6. lai • reit of 1..1061., which, Ow mere, am moms :T. Sem% Webabsol, Wm:, market gardener-Fen. 24. T. Proe m delawatene low and adding MCA. the Wiwi tram the t ..___. l " .. . lelLe maslw ,',., 3 ,' do .ri J . H r- in , D ' it .r . :7W i tteh A ing irt m e . loM mar 11,001/. Frei tido ewe Ye . b i i i =„, - 11" . - s 7l - sy : ii . *lawn. Warned. Herefordshire; hay =I knee to desire a dividend ter the • nedee-pda a. 11 . Lamina * n, Wolverharnotoo, fun' lure dealer lodise at the AGM at nla per as mawinot. dour of ', -Stift T. Pewieett. senathwick, St a ffordshire, e l taasmaker's homes in, Menat.24, The ham lammed lime ' reweins-Yels. u. W. eint. Braninglow, titafforddure, cooper- Wlwrvaca 011 the aad falniture from 10.0112, he Feb.**. J. Wouslward. Adlisatem and Chatcull, stagordshire, Illteli. The wide et the sew capital I,as bee. aubmikey. t (errs-M. Ii C. J. Watchmen. Southern, Wars iekshire, at. sod thine are wery few ells ia armor. The board hues arm • tanmi-r". 1, E. Snort's, Ml. "' I) ' 2ll".tun-1" 25 N. Alen. Nottinehriu, cirar merchant-March 1. D. Lewis, Merthyr had the espervsbos 01 wwklat the L. ,1 e 1 for ii 16101111 .. . I Ty.mi. 1.,..b1er -Data 3. J. B. Bailey, Cheltenham, and lbws sneer all tin 46.66diraa6664KA1. creurh.tiseceil Of a DM WSW ; lust, tilouseeterelnre, printer-March ri. L Perry, Win attock Bar, sad they ow ao ne301.1 to doubt that. with each !, to.. Asa, tionniouthshire. clerk in holy mains- mart& & M. = ~em eereteitt es ellmereeee ewe. ...a ii..... the 1 syi•e, Ise.. wart,amrcAdAni, inalteeper-March 3. ar. 111 .11 0 k king will yield a satafactory rotors spa* 6110 Capital r Weetou super Mare, painter-llama 1. J. lanclar. auddernikild. , °boat°, of medico°, -Mszvh 4. J. Cowburn, Walbridge, Tallith's, brawled. I.,intr-Eell 1... E. Hall, Lincoln, butcher-March 4. B. Penser, THE Vino."' Qn111121031 le Tilt NAIL TRADE..- Lord., east, drake-Feb. le. O. Y. Phernett. Liverpool. spirt. OB Wonder led l'oesdnY, Ineetiors of the nail forgimi of Die brolmr-Yrn. ni. W. Milan, jun , and J. Kaye 2dmilay. Lima e_ da ir i a we!. apta • had it that 0,....,a wii „ ffy shire, hobble teemire-Web ls. I (tandem ilanakelber. WSW ;Z ama , . it was Nee i v .l a , ' h. f 0n ..., ... t. . maaatactamr-Mee. Tr. 0. WWI/alter, Udell.% Leerradre. tamer-Fen l7. Y. Andrew. Wanelresaar. Ts& 14. Ing Ili thews &mil lea geoid sinks. unless the 204. Mill ,w, G m ., u re g eg t em . ' t o ph ee see'embee_ la. 0, * was pit by the mine. la mdse • however, to show it.ir Rici.d.. Binlast., aismajar-m. 24. L pp" Emirs of Gosediatios , is ass resolved ant to vi.it the ntemteeneet, ...nudes FA . 14 a. Ysmra own. wwits, sad mile it they Mad abrosat to pay the ordinary ham. Mwelcr-Fer , la a. hi No el weeps/ 1111 are deli and at the meeting on Two - FA. It C. il. Omen Ihriagheu bnitnr 1 11. L Kim do it is anweeseed Ili the fasten had esteemed thew illir°3lu g hlae • 6 11 , 4 ` 1444-,411- 14 - 11, - Owliortos , nes , Ml' mlnghans. patinae-Fen. 1/ t Serallweod, Birmingham, lies. he pay the SIM ate thus putting said, lb* Pro - ensue wasedastmer-Pen. 1/ & ma" Jeweller labilley et a Mid flew were anus four or he. demon- -Fen. le. J. 21yan. Liverpool. 19. 0. OS. iglu thd amnia,, sad the bawd in their employ don. Liverpool. farmer-Fob. 19. E. W. 1160114 Ue wile ii , ii i i ik e. It, was 0.,,, resolved t,,, -Feb. 19. IL Whiteford. treetop. Lenandire, wineasenea hie meow= 6. reams the truck system. Is Wows par - Feb. .. 1 1. L earik&rd•Zm i^ll, h. - atkle• C. bun whine thir mini previa, the men being pot on .........."'"flPecj-148.11"1 A. Pin mth ....... nniniin In= ie f reb soll . Marsh Id J. Bohm d061{8.1116 puld•lid 16, ells rostrOnitioes from As 11011 1.• 12;4. Mee, Aberdeen, corienii - se - =-Felk7n. J. iblarde Use. hipensi daily ise wild gladly me dm oysties psi as mid aam osess Z=er-ileilb 11l W.llav iononsmanin an sak iminsmelia. li-Mrwrighwa Strip Pei yours, "11a hskstaa •Z the Metropolitan Beard of Weeks" lir. Roans Teem sea moved that the letter of the Woe seta W. Cowper be Taferved to she Streets and lapreive um& Climmitien be report %harems es reds) see- Be aid that • kiss elimeenies bad takes pleee with Or. Owe E t r i e • pis istprommest which would e ff ected thweeshlare OCIUMI Hyde park, with • View he time the great Bahitation was open of taking off lrsistwmsee truffle which would Bow through the ordinate dew& mad diverting some of it by the sew routs He sisollsied that it was • matter deanTeg of the considera ble of tins bawd whether they would carry out that im provement se set If they should not ilo so, the only aillieninee west he that the road wean. to all intents and be mein aid • toil would be charged opus .7 1.4 Late meeinded Ye mottos. lyr 111. L TATLOS mil he objected altogether to the maisor tee Witigh al& subjesti lad bees introduced, aid it &laid be emiehlineiag • mist vinous principle it neitniti ▪ inipertente wen he be brought forward in is& so Yip did& sad memeselseire maser without minim A saiiir den& pent iniperamsee even he hive bees pat up.m the Vem. piper, seam Out it lavelved as eapenebtate Or SAVIOR said he entirely concurred with whalt 0. Taylor bad med. N1.140b4A1 essebiered that a committee was the peeper tribunal to demi& wiener a nest wee tic piewl or nei. The Ciutsuas said wham be had an interview with the net Cosemismesser of With. he opine to him air. Thiesitimi on Menace M thee mad, esisi milted his opiates upon rt. lie (Lie dar* WM Mr, 4-r et that be hail seam& is weak% he at Same himi4t to the dratict. With reficiesee I. Ss& issuer he did sot anticipate soy lierennible dealnes as marled the work sow proposed. Moe ennehlerable dimeneicie, lir. Soma aid be was edlier to let hie motet" steed am s sins. et miens for Thandey writ. which was areal to. COMM6AMD6 AeVIPMild. A 01•111111111•111;;;;;;;: •t ea 1;or; t. Lords of the as the ,abject of doblelsoce dos from the carp°. Leaden I. regard to the ooeol.Prdel , aPPftach , ma of t. Liwedsa-bridge Approaches Food. nay it siW M aersaup let shed lealeido to Inks the *sada dab Allearry as SißeslanGeseral upon it. ads agreed that the sulajoet he refeno.l to the Stroots in/ lotwooltorela fjossolitoe. and th.t the sum of 50,tmfoi. diaald le applied foe es .treat ease ether Iseiseee bay* bees dt.posel of the board adleanted. THE HARTLXY COLLIERY CATASTROPHE. A meetiog of the committee charged with the Coe of the sulecriptions to the unfortunate se wen by the Hartley calamity took place ou Thursday. step were taken for temporarily alleviating the distress of the bereaved, and it was resolved that for the ensuing six weeks each widow should receive 6a. per week, with 2s. Gd. for 411K41 boy under 12, and • similar amount for each girl valor 14 years of age. The executive were also empowered to deal with any claims is respect of cruet arising from the eseidest which may come under their notice, and the names d emend gentlemen were added to the committee. To the = . 1 for help cheering responses continue to be re but not yet has the amount accumulated to the daassakas which it ia hoped it may soon attain. Owing to the pressure of work which has devolved upon them, the committee have been uoable to ascertain, with sufficient accuracy, the total sum contributed, but it was stated that upwards of 11,000/. bad been paid over to the treasurer. At a special meeting of the Tyaernouth board el guardians, In whose union the scene of the late diameter is situated, the painful subject was introduced. The chairman, Yr. Heater, moved that, in the event of such • course being sanctioned by the Poor-law Commissioners, the board should subscribe 200/. to the fund being raised for the relief of the poor widows and orphans, and the proposition was unanimously adopted. Mr. Hurst, poor-law inspector, who was in attendance, expressed his hearty concurrence is the resolution, and was convinced Must the commissioners would throw so obstacle in the . . way of its axecutio•. Io the adjoining county of Durham the cause has likewise beeu earnestly taken up, the exam ple of Suoderland having extended to the minor towns of Stockton and Darliugton ; and • gratifying feature in the ammo has been the readiness with which working men, of all occupations, have come forward with their helping hoods.— Ileurostic Chronicle. OPINING Or SIM VALLIIT RAILWAY.— The &morn Valley Hallway, an entirely law line, extending Leta Hartiebury to Shrowebtuy. • distance of over forty Wks, Irve opened yesterday for publie traffic, after a long delay sad inany . postponementa, and the °maim tas been I sae of peas rejouung throughout the entire district CILTITLL PALACZ. . 7 — Ova !MULLING DAY. FROM; Jar. 31.—Adwations oa payment, 1,887 ; ditto by tea Halts* 1.1 1 13 ; total vitiates, 3,070, [Advertisement.] kionoway's Pala. —Saved teem Dmigetak a.-71bit rod serious Menem which ea. Meld samlibett Int imeaUset theemelves NNW*/ sigma 'Tls 110 tame sad sublimee the Owl fiserieree action. Hollo ware Pi oil Wire I w*l *h. yds, at Mbar drawback. Thew weiLkneera sae wine nolft opproolthool Pt ram the eNIGINGIMG tram all delealtlen. Mai all impalement. to the mem' settee et myr on^ Ong miss ...we owl Wto t4 sts _ Ng** sal oh. ottor Ye Wed whole volntibod. euesliesjpet piety mad to WM Ong. osi Weft to am wle otott ; are Ihe nom d eseeliedlesel WM% est ihe imaihollorNOlS Of ealaildla tato intelltgaut. EQUITY COORTB.—JAY. 31. (Before the Muter of the Rolle.) DAMS' CAM—PHI BASK OP DIMON. This was a 'notion for an injunction to restrain a de in the above-mentioned conitorn from pomading to writ of inquiry in an action brought by her against the com pany, and in which judgment bad been allowed to go by default. _ . _ ii;. ielwyri and Mr. Roxburgh appeared on behalf of the official manager iu gamut of the motion ; which was op posed by Mr. Ogle and Mr. Godfrey at great length. HiA Honour, in giving judgment, said this was simply a question of seven days, end the tune of the court had been occupied in • discussion which could lead to nothing until the position of the plaintiff, Mm. Davis., in relation to the company had been decided. Either that lady was • contri butory or she was not ; if she were not she would be at liberty to go on with her action, but if she were • contributory, though she might also be •ereditor, different equities would arise. At present she is on the list of contributories, though whether properly or not mold only be determined after the argument upon that very question which, said his honour, I have given every poseille facility for hearing by fixing three several days for lt, and which now stands for Friday next. When that question is settled, the plaintiff's position will be de termined, but it could not herein(' before the judge at com mon law. Then no question as to the validity of the wind ing-up order could now be raised, as that order could only be reached by a rehearing or appeal. His honour then stated that by sec. 73 of the set et 1848„ after the appoint ment of the official manager, no creditor, except so far as the court might permit, bad power to proceed at law against either the official manager or the com pany. The expense of all them proceedings must fall eventually on the contributories, who were sometimes thereby converted from receivers into payers. His tumour added, he was most anxious to lave emplane to parties in terested, and in this cue the code, which would probably amount to 50E, might have been saved, as every possible facility wasgives to creditors, and he was strongly of opinion that tie assets available for them could be as promptly and amp. realised by the official manager as through the medium d the Court of Bmakruptey. The motion must, therefore, stand over till Thirsday week, and in the interim so pressmanps were to be fakes in the action. Liberty was peen to Mrs. Dario to laßmet tie books of the company end make Wrests therefrom ; which, however, his honour said, was no mere than the sauce practice in his chambers. The court will cienswes• the sittiop after term on friday, Feb. 7, whim the 'legation of the liability of the depositors in the Bank of Deposit to be made contributories will be argued at length. Mr W. P. Wood.) DAVIS?. DAVIS. This case came on upon a petition and aces pada, having reference to the future brines' up of a ward of the court in regard to his religion@ faith. The ward is a boy twelve years of age, whose father lived cuddled ausember of the catholic church. By the father's will, which was made in December bat, he appointed his brother, a catholic priest, with two of his cousins, also priests, teeter summary guardians of his children, and he directed that they should be educated a the catholic faith. The ward was the only child of the testator's sewed manage, which was contracted with a lady not a catholic, who Weeded sometimes the episcopalitri and sometimes the places of worship. The ward, during c a ret life, was sent to catholic schools, but ran away from them from dislike, as was said, to catholic forms and practices of religion. The father subsequently had him educated at home by a catholic governess, and required him to attend at a catholic place of worship, to which he was accustomed to go in his mother's company. The testator died in November last, and the ppsesesat suit was instituted to administer his estate, sad iatally made the infant a ward d this court. The child had since his father's death manifested re to the catholic faith, the that he should be brough bat t up n'tr'esoordance with his father's expressed wishes. The mother. at the oositcrezy, desired that the ebild's prolestaat sympathise should be studied and aided. Beldame imagoes into to show ell thee& fads on each side, and to show that the child was precocious, and had a strong desire to be a protestant. As to this latter point the evidence was of comes amilicting. Mr. Gifford, Xr. B. B. Rogers. Mr. Pfgatk Sir H. Carus, Yr. W. IL James, sod ML W. H. G. Diephawe were in the awe. The Vies-Cbaseellor (after having an interview in private with the And) said that a very strong case must he shown is order to OViliMaill the express desireof the father astothe child's There were eases when guardians having Vi:d ir it i guty and allowed a child to fall late another the court, rather than shake the child's faith to the upsetting of all belief whatever, had allowed theme!. to go en. Howe, before deciding the ease he bed seen the ward, to determine bow far the child's views had become settled. The child was sensitive one, not so muelsou the affidavits stated, and was intelligent, though not so well informed as many children were at his sage. He seemed also to have a affectionate regard for his father's memory, laws to his fatbWe death he had bear brought up in a strict course of eatiolie Wish log, and the question wee, had that bees unsealed by what had ahem takes place. Nothing had since marred to dis place or spat this teaching, nor did the child appear en un- settled in his religious views as the affidavits would stake out. As remade the faith selected, the court had so rule beyond the preservation of the mend Teatime which existed between parent and child, and the wansidentions due to the highest morality. No form of Christonity was iricousieleat with either of these. The corsobssion to which he had cisme was that the father's isjunctions met be fol lowed out, Hawk witbthe mucks which the ears demanded. The pried* et the ease was proper for disonerlon in open wart, bit the details were same it to be settled is private, and his beam rapested to be attended in his own room by** mother sad geirdbas of the Want. (Before COURT OF WIENS BENCH.—JAN. 31. Ratings to &moo in Hilag Tan.—(liefore Lord Chief J natio, Oookburn, and Junkier Wightman, Crompton, and Mellor.) Warr o. MILD. This war an indictment for an obstruction to a footpath at Findley, upon which the jury found a verdict of guilty. Mr. D. Keane, on the part of the prosecution, moved for the judgment of the court. Mr. Lush, who appeared for the defendant, mid that the obstruction had been removed, sad there was now left • clear footpath 12 foot in width. Mr. IL Chambers, who wan leading counsel fir the pro secutors, said the affidavits denied that a sufficient part el the obstruction bad been removed. The Court then gave judgment, in/Doting a floe of le. upon the defendant. FIAT P. TOM'. Miss Fray applied to the court for a rule calling upon Mr. 'Foul's, who had formerly been her attorney, to show muse why he should not fiiroi her with a oopy of an affidavit which she made ia an action tried some years sgo, in which she was plaintiff. The Lord Chief Justice—Rave you not got all your papers from Yr. Verdes? Miss Fray—No ; and they are improperly kept from ma The Lord Chief Justice—We cannot make Mr. Poulos 'apply you with a oopy of the affidavit, bat we will order him to Ala the affidavit, which will answer your p You may have good reason to say that tb• 'Alava oit ur irtt bs Led, so that you may have an opportunity of seinog it. This application, however, ought to have been made at chambers, but as you an here we entertain it, but cause must be shown at eharatises. Rule nisi. BAIL COTTB,T.—JAN. 31. Sittings in Banco.—)Brian Yr. Justice Blackburn.) 1N U ULM. The applicant was an articled clerk, whose term of clerk ship was for fire years from the 3181 January, 1857, and the question was on which day the term of Berme expired be . The 31st January, it will recollected, is tbe last de) , of term, and attorneys are usually admitted and MOM in during term. Mr. Jostler. Blackburn said some little &Acuity had orison in deciding on what day the articles of clerkship ex pired. Upon consideration he wee of opinion that the appli. cant's term of clerkship weeld not expire before 12 o'clock se-night (the 31st January). Yr. Ellie could not, therefore, sties: then that he had served the full period of five years, but must wait till to-morrow (this day), which would be the first day of the vacation. Under the 23rd sad 24th Vic., a. 127, e. 12, he had power to admit in vacation, and if the applicant would attend at chambers, he (the learned judge) would swear him in. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.- JAR. 3L Sittings in Banoo.—(Before Lord Chief Justice Brie, and Justices Williams, Bylca, and Beating.) CHANT AND ANOTHEZ V. LDVIION.-TEZ ZNAMELLER ON LAMS" PACE. Mr. Brandt said thartle deK;dant, who was known as Madame Rachel, was an enameller of ladies' fame, and be understood that ladies beton piag to fashionable balls wars io the habit of being attended by defendant, who by a promo koowo only to herself pve them new faces, bearing a peculiar kind of bloom; andtheeharge for the operation was five guineas. The plaintiffs, who dealt in hake' dreams, had sold her a quantity of articles, and they now sued to recover the amount of a promiseory note, given on account of these things. Judgment was sieved sad the defendant was put in prison, sod she applied to th e Insolvent Court, but the petition was dismiese4 on the ground that she was a minor. The present application was that the judgment should be set aside, and the defendant discharged from prison upon the same ground of idiocy ; but it was sub milted .to the court that the adidavite retinae* to the defirdsot's age by no means satiefacitourily established in famy; sod further, that the matter had been several Mines disposed of at chambers. Mr. Matthews supported the rale to diesharge the de fendant. The lord Chief Judi,* waggesied tbat he should take the coadioting affidavits haw, abstract them, and come to a e r a irandt assured his kirdship that the affidavits ere of such a nature that it was inapoinible that he coul d ' Ito this. Mr. Justice Wilke —On the contrary, I hare done it my self, and, d I,rtiort, the Lord Chief Justice could do it. (Laughter.) After some further discusaion the defendant was die charged from custody, aced it was ordered that she should be at liberty to plead infancy in answer to the action. Rule absolute. GAMILY V. OODIMIEN-11111 MOOLVLIeB CASL AGAIN. Mr. Indarwiok moved ou behalf of the defendant for • rule directing that be might be at liberty to give the plain tiff notice of trial for the next sittings in London. The matter bad been before Mr. Justice Bytes at chambers, who sent it to the court. The court granted a rule absolute in the first instance, but subject to be rescinded if the plaintiff should show suf ficient cause on Thursday next. BRADSHAW V. BEARD.— mAurriacurcit OP A wrre. The Lord Chief Justice said that this was an action to re cover 130/. for the maintenance of the defendant's wife whilst living apart from him, and 81. her funeral expenses. The court thought that there should be a rule to enter • verdict fur the plaintiff for the 81. epos the qualities of law whether a husband was liable to repay • parson who paid for his wife's funeral without any communication to him As to the verdict for the defendant in respect of the 13W., tb•judge was not dissatisfied with the verdict, but there would be a rule as to that if counsel thought fit so to i take it. GUMMY V. ABRAHAMS.—THI PRZNCH LADY'S CARE. The Lord Chief Justice said that the court was of opinion that time should be DO rule toast aside the 'mu esli whisk bad bin 'stared in this as.. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. JAZ. 31. (More the Judge Ordinary.) YAWS O. WARM AND POMP, THE QOM'S PROCTOR rarravntrica. After our report left yesterday, Sr C. °resew.ll said he thoeght the adultery had leen fully established against the reagmodente ; but no one that bad heard the evidence could feel sarprias that the Atterney.otheral should have instructed the Queen's Proctor to intervene ; for he could hardly imagine evidence moth approximating to wool of connivance, without actually proving it, than had been given at various parts of the case. The husband seemed throughout to have been all but criminally weak ; but it wrested to the wart that the letter of the 10tbduly to which Do much reference had been made did not amount to proof of a willing consent that the respondent should leave him. He (Sir 0. Cromwell) coustrued the respondent's note to Burke to mean—" My husband says I must either give up you or him ;if you claim me I will leave him." A very audacious letter, no doubt, and one that threw great light upon this woman's relations with the petitioner. But he could not say that the husband's note appended to it meant more than, "Helm prefers you she may go for anything' care; bat at all events don't keep me in this suspense." Undoubtedly it was a case that called for the Queen's Proctor's inter foresee, bat the court could not hold that the alleged con. alumna win proved. There must therefore be a decree nisi with oside. r. rctormet.L. Ir. 'Metre was evened for the petitioner, and the respondent appeared in person. It was • suit fora judicial separation on the ground of desertion. The respondent was ties eon of a builder, and during the repairs of the house is which the petitioner lived, he wrote to her requesting an interview. Sbe granted It, and ultimately, on the 26th of Febrenry, 1846, she wee married to him. After min a sheet wedding visit to Brighton the young couple re- Cursed to town ; but as they were going from the Brick layers' Arms stat ion to the house they had taken in Paragon place, New Kent-road, the respondent asked the petitioner for all the money she had with her, stating that he wished to increase the balance at his banker's. She gave him 201, and he left the cab with his carpet beg, telling her to p bane and order dinner. She did so, but he never came near her agate Ile wrote her, however, several letters, which were couched In florid and affectionate terms ; but he acid that be "hated poor people," and that " love in a cottage was all gammon—•t least in London." (Laughter.) Bis father implied him to motors the 201., and the petitioner afterwards met him erred times, but he never gave her • shilling or offered her a home. On cromexandeation the itioner stated that her father.in-law had said to her, ' W hatever you do don't let the vagabond know where you are, or he wal harm your life out." (laughter.) lie offered the petitioner • Dom in his family, but she declined it. The Court made • deems. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. NZW COURT. - - - (Before Thome. Chas - ben, Esq., Q.O. Common Serjeant.) William Britton, who wan acquitted on Thursday epee the bodietmeote against him far larceny, and sloe for obtaining mossy by false preteseas, was yin indicted far forgary. Previously to the bengjery aweee, it was Wafted that the chief witness, Brown, who was on Thursday, had been seised with alt in Fleet-etre* whatnot' his we that moral* to the Donn. He bad been taken into the shop of Mr. Brooks, 168, Flesautrei, surgeon, who said that he was not in a fit state to attend the coon. After some remarks from Mr. °Ward sad Mr. Sleigh for the prosecution, and Mr. Metcalfe and Mr. Orridge for the prisoner, Sparkman, the officer, produced a certificate from Ilr. Brooks. The case was postponed until next revive, bail Wog tam, th• prisoner in 1001., sad two sure*. in 501. seek. The court this adjourned until Monday, March 3. Till alums , REITMAN BANK FORGERIEI The five Polish Sews, Chlomm Reichberg, Abraham Ramberg, Wolff Hoirwits, Kauffman Weber, and Abraham Jceepheon, who are charged with being cos eased is as extensively organised conspiracy to obtain ea paved plates capable of forging rouble notes of all deno minations of the Imperial Bank of Rana, with a view to their being circulated to an enormous extent throughout the whole of t e Russian empire, were yesterday brought before the Lord Mayor, at the Mansion-house, to undergo further examination upon that charge. The justice-room was crowded, and among the auditory were a number of well dressed foreigners, who appeared to take very gnat inte rest in the promediap. Mr. Sleigh, the barrister, instructed by Messrs. Oliverson and Co., man appeared to abduct the_ prosecution on lab& of the Reel= government. Mr. M•Donnell. the barrister, appeared for Morella and Reichberg ; Mr. Lewis appeared for &within ; Mr. Hope for Josephson ; and Mr. Daniels, from the office of Mr. Hubert Wood. for Weber. The piano., Horwitz, &debar'. and Josephson were first placed at the bar. Mr. Sleigh, addressing the Lord Mayor, aid that since the adjournment further inquiries ha d been made in this mat important inquiry, the result of which tended to show that it bad ssenmed such gigantic proportions, that in his opiaim it would be the better course, and one which would be calculated to eve the public time, if he proceeded in the first instance toooraplete the case against the three prisoners at the bar, who were apprehended in London, and deter for the present giving any evidence against the other two prisoners, Weber and Rosenberg. The legal Mynas at these prisoners having speed to the course suggested, the ware formally remanded, and the am wee then proceede d with avast the other three gasmen, namely Jambes, Reichberg, and Horwita After hunting atheism the primers were again re manded. MARKETS. COTTON GOOl2B. MANOHFZITR, JAN. 31. There has been a more general business in cloth to-day, but the market is still very quiet, Previously this week the business done was elderly fur the India trade, but yew terday and today the inquiry has extended to descriptions of cloth suited to other markets. There le no clew in prom all departments showing great firmness. There is no other feature of improvement, and the tone of the market is dull. In the yarn market there has been rather more activity than on Tuesday, though there was en irn proventeet then as compered with last week. Prices are a shads higher. The German and home trade houses have been the principal buyers. The Germans have shown a disposition to do a greet deal of business, where they could meet with yarns at moderate prices, but the complaint hes bees very general amongst them of their in ability to meet with anything at the rates of Tuesday. They have shown a good deal of anxiety to lay hold of lots where they could be bad at a fraction under this day's quo tations, and would pay the rates quoted on Tuesday, having apparently acquired more confidence in the stability of the high terms recently ruling, which it is generally believed now will be maintained for some time to come. So many mills have closed, however. that yarns are difficult to meet with at lower prices than the improved quotations of to-day. There is more confidence in the Ll:lamarket generally than for some weeks past. John Platt, the eminent machine maker at OldMim, stated at the Chamber of Commerce, yesterday, that he did not believe there was as much distress in this part of the country as there had been in previous years of our his tory; and this statement is in accordion's with the, opi nions of most well informed people here, nod that a:- premed by the leading journals. It may be interesting to entice that notwithstanding the opinion recently expressed by Mr. Roebuck that the working men of this country did not avail themselves of the savior banks, that the retrain from 'those establishments in this part of England show ♦ favourably in this respect. In a elassification of de tors issued by the Manchester savings bank, it is stated t the number of cotton spinner', weavers sad their assistants who have &counts with the bank is 13,997, whose deposits avenge 261. ; silk spinners, weavers, kc., 2,315, average deposits, 31/. ; mechanics and haudycref men, 14,621, average deposits, 224. • other classes, of working people, such as warehousemen and porters, shoe makers, tailors, dyers, bleachers, packers, bricklayers, and labourers, printers, cabinet-makers, }ohms, railway guards and porters, gardeners and their labourers, ire, 18,191, with average deposits varying from 25/. to 391. ; eallliners, drew twskers, he.. 4,719, avenge deposits 231.: domains larvae* 2,538 males and elf . a"rn!, domains 141. friendly moieties (mostl worlue ( use) le% avenge &penile et 2241. total, 49,127, exihrtwe of doweelle ser ves* sad nog Edam set claesided ; pew toga ci ell these ohms" 97,159, out of 72,390 paw. having 'moot" with the savings beak. Total deposit', 1,308,3291., of yid& the wesktes dens held a hdr preportiou, the highest I average of say clam being 391. A similar return by the Blackburn savings banks shows th►t there are 4,040 dens,. actors, of whom 1,149 are factory workers, the rest being i node up mostly of other classes of wotkiog nieu. Sarywols, 246. At Blackburn there is a decrease of ClUi depositors us compared with the previous year, attributable, to some ex test, to so many of the operatives having been thrown out of work. oarroN.—LivntrooL, Jas. 31.—When it woe an nounced early in the week that so European intervention was meditated io American affairs, the market at tairo showed renewed firmness, and for a while a certain amoun t of activity. Prices of imerican advanced about Ft., and although there lies been more quiet tone subsequently, the advance stated is well maintained. Is Brazil the market is rather is favour of buyers, but the beelines is small. The lower qualities of Egyptian are saleable at fully id. per lb. 'drape'. There has been • good demand for Sande in the better qualities, more especially in llhollersh about fair ; , prices are ed. dearer, but the lower descriptions are difficult lof sale at last week's rates. Speculators have taken 14,720 bales, vie. 9 270 American, 940 Egyptian, 10 Mana i ham, 160 Wen India, and 4,340 Surat ; there are reported for export, 7,030 bales, viz., 2,350 American, 20 Egyptian, sad 4,660 Surat ; the act u al export emanate to 5,776 bales, vin., 4,120 American, 19 Egyptians, and 1,637 Surat. The export to America during the mouth amounts to 20,066 bales. The market to-day opens with a steady demand at previous rates ; probable sales about 6,000 hales, including 3,000 on speculation and for export. TALLOW.—FEUDAT EVINING.—The market was quiet to-day at the following quotations:—Spot , 47.. to 47...3d. ; February to Much, 47e. ; Mara, 47a. ; April to Jana, 475. 6d. ; October to Daosaber, 48e. GL ; July t o September, 48e. At auction 860 oaths ware offered, of which 610 sokl : Australian beef, at 455. &L to 45a. 9d., fine ; South American, first pipes, 48e. to 481. 6d. ; old Y.C., 46a. to 45.. 9d. ; town ta llow , 455, &I. to 455. 9d. ; tine Lagoa palm oil, 41a. ad. to 42a. ; Cochin, cocoanut oil, 48a. lid.; Ceylon ditto, 47a. Bd. ; a cargo of Sydney sold at auction at 46a. to 46e. 6d.; fine fair middling to-day, 45e. 641.; inferior weak, 44e. ad. to 455. Delivery to last evening, 933 casks ; arrivals, 586 casks. BIIGAR.—The average pries of brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the British possessions in America, for the week ending den. 28, is 24e. 61d. per cwt., exclusive of the custom duty.—The average price of brown or XISSOOMIO sup:, the produce of the Ifauritina. for the week ending ushers, is 19s. 110.—Tbe average price of browner Maseovado sugar, the produce of the Fuse ladies, for the week fending as above is 25.. 2d..—The average pries of the three foregoing descriptions of mar jointly is 245. ltd. wort. BUNTOL, JAN. 31.—The business of the week consists of about 400 bhda. Denman on the spot at full prima, and about 1,000 tone Brazil to arrive, at an average of 21e. 6d. to 28e. per cwt. Refined in rather lees demand. Rum, no sales to report. 00B97—Onismuoiran, Jur. 31.—There was • fair sup. ply of wheat at market today, but mostly in wretched con diet's. flack wee diflisult to sell, and even best maples were rather railer. Barley dull, except the best malting, which Mill makes a good price, at 40s. to 42a. Beaus Arm, at bag week's rates. Nonagon, 31s. to 375. ; ticks and harrows, 38s. to 445. BintroL, JAN. 30.—Since this day week our imports are large of wheat and dour ; of other articles moderato. The trade has been void of activity, and, with scarcely any tiumaraimis occurring, the tendency of prices has been towards a redaction. At our market to day . English wheat was in short supply, and there being no etkpositiou to perahese except at a decline of le. per qr., very little buskins was done, bailors refusing to accept lower toms. The few sales made of foreign wen at Is. per qr. decline. Flour offend at Is. per sack and 6d. per barrel lees money, without eareatiog buyers. Melting barley plentiful, whit a slow sale, values gave way fully le. per qr. For grinding aid distilling kinds there was a moderato con sumptive demand at a reduction of Bd. per qr. Beans in good supply, and again lower. Irish oats altogether with out improvement ; those of English growth, from their supe rior quality sad oomparative cheapness, commanding every where a preferimme. Arrivals .—Whet. foreign, 10,927 qrs. Oats, Irish, 367 qrs. Barley, ULM, 700 qrs. ; oosetwin, 1,131 gra ; foreign, 1,900 qrs. Indira corn, imeetwise, MO qrs. Plow, foreign, 10,682 barrels. Loroour, JAN. 31.—With • fair supply of wheat our market ruled doll, at Is. decline. Best barley supported last week's rates, bat other aorta were Ls. lower. No ohmage in the value at oats, psis, and beans. Wheat, red, 595. to 62e. ; white, 635. to Ids. "• • ' iIVIAPOOL, JAN. SL—There was a fair stimulants at oar market this monis& sad had hog s disposed to make • little comession from Tuesday's prima, a good trade in wheat would hams resulted, but their great &mass, *hacked liaisons. Flour dull at about bite prices. Oats and meal quits amilieted. Barley steady. Beans la. lower. loth= Cora quiet at la. Aolis% my mixed 315., yellow Ma. 9d., white 2&., per 48016. e WAnssoul, JAM 31.—There was • limited demand for wheat, 421411• arty Is. per girder lower than last Friday. is also rather elaraMor and Moth 40 sell Baum% aste. are not saliva, sad prima are in favour at tie buyer. Average. weak soling J 27 Wheat. 2,142 quarters. at 60s. lid. ; barley. 2, at 37a. 71d. ; oats, 22, at 24a. Gd. ; rye. 15, at 345. ; beam, 3 6 , Ist Mu 94d. ODALS.-I,o2romr, TAN. 3L—Bella Primrose, 121.6 d.; Byam's West Hartla, lea. 9d. ; Heath M Gm,13..; Walkar Primrose, y l2s. 61.; Wall. Lod Baksr tou, 166. ; Walla End Whanaliffe, ltis. ; Walla Rod Brad dying Hatton, 17.. ; Walls Rod Emiugtoo, 16 .. 6d. ; Will. Osesm, 17.. ; Was End Haugh Hall, lee. 6d. Walls End Booth Hartlepool, 16.. 6d. ; Wall. Eod South Ballo*, 17.. ; Carway sad Duffryo Anthracite, 21.. ed. ; Carway sod Duffryo Malting, 24..--Ships at market, 39 ; sold, TRSENIO RETURNS. Kiln PM.ller• Total. T Ol6l . =MTh 4969 maim abaaWas 1962 MI Week mane Jan. 19. Erg Imilia9 Laudo. Tfibury, a 90u16 and ltatanakaa Ottoman week 4•91264 Jan. 21. ifelalan Itadars Junction 138 90 141 181 111 Week India. Jan. X Calialoalau Naatern Counties 800ttlah Gated — 1,079 2,218 8.297 3,011 - T4l 176 017 1,074 40 - - 126 - VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Alernton, from Mauritius for London, Dec. I, off the Cape of &it'd liOpe. Belle. Thomson, from Baboon River for Liverpool, Jan. 10, let. 30 N., lon. 33 W. Damietta (banquet, from London for St. Helena Island 46 days, Dee. 11, 6 p.m.. let. 94202., lon. 18 30 W. Gaiseppe (Sardinian barque), from kooks Video for Liverpool, Jan. 4, lat. 20.65 N., lon. BUT W. General Mine, from Calcutta for London, Jan. 22, lat. 42 N., lon. 24 W. Princess Royal, from Uverpool tor Vancouver's hand, lat. 348„ Ina 47 W. 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BLINODWE—January 28, at Clifton, Bristol, the wife of R. Bleneowe. Pau., of a daughter. BRAND. —January 28. at Carlton-hill But, 84 John's-wood, the wife of W. Brand, Flll., of a son. BROCHRLBANIL—January 20, at Boologne.surMer, the wile of George Brockelbauk, Faq., of • daughter. CHILIDSMAN.—Jere tla, at Bailee Farm, East Peckham. Rent, the wife of Mr. W. , of a daughter. 00MYN.—Jarmary 22, at Hawke House, Sunbury, Middlesex, the wits of & & Comma, Req., of • sou. 11 0 111t.R.—January V, at Barking. Essex, the wife of Mr. W. F. Esher, of a daughter. ERAUSR—January 2s, at Champion-grove, Camberwell, the wife of H. H. gnaw, Req., of a son. M'OfiCAß.—January 27, at Tyler-street. Regent-street, the wife of Dr. lillatur, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. BELL-BYITH.-4msry 29, at Stoke Newington Church, by the Rev. T. Jar n" ALsander, son °fat. Belk Req., of High bury, to Rama Again, daughter of B. Smith, Isq,, of High bury.ereseent. YARIAR—OBBARD.—January 80, at St. Mal. Camberwell, by the Rev. W. J. Chapman. WA., P. Farrar. of Bualle hlthtemee, Camberwell, to Hel daughter of 1. Obbard, Ist, of De Omagh/ley-park, .11111. GDON—NEWTON.—Jasuary 2U, at Christ's Church, Milton, MU Gravesend, by the Rev. Marsh, H. Gadedon, gag.. of Great Prescott-ann. London, toCatherine Margaret, daughter of the Ate P. Newton, Rm., of Wells, Somerset. ERRTEY—MONEY.--Jenuary 30, at St. Jame** Piccadilly, by the Rev. Lord A. Hervey, H. A. W. Hervey, Beg., of the Foreign • 'thee, to Laura Han le, daughter of the late Lirst.-General Mousy, of Crown Point, Norfolk. DEATHS. ALLITHIL—January U. at Drury Lodge, Fulham, J. H, Ageyne RReeyg, late Captain Mad Ught Infantry, aged CI. &Tay.—Jaasary 27, at Barrowden, Rutland. Mary Priscilla, wffs of the Rev. C. Allay. 000ori nki ESON.—J rs, limaery 11, the Rev. A. Cookaor, 3LA., of Leeds, Y awl et GlORSlL—Jasintry le, at Darlington. place, Bath. J. George. WA L pilot IL Glitmur.—Jsenary 27, Mr. C. 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