The Express. — London, England, 1861-05-07 00:00:00

. . ' ./ 1 ..• . . , ,0"::.... ' a ..: 1::). •L: • ..., /- /A. , • ------- ....."" A.II • .' 1 7;. -0 1 0 2 ..+, i i i 0/. t is. - 441 rt % . . . . 41, • Ttilt I\ 1, 8 PAPER , • . • lee , f l 7 .: 4..\- 7 . :14 ~. .-.:11"..i' t . • 4-47 .. .... - _-_ ...... 1 LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 7, 1861. No. 4,597.] (Stamped, ld. AdditionaL) LTW I LY IMAM COMMUNICATION to I TOINX.—TIw LiVEKINWL, TOIL and riILADSLPILLII MAX 4111 P CIMPASY Wand dagialchlng ilailrfarpowniag irint 4errll gramahipg, egging giggeggsgm astr i t i reer n and .Ir.paylim Woes : LT is LI Lklaidl. Nl .NYW TOIL ETNA. Wrdnool.iy. thy i. EDI% lit rill. Wedo...das. May 15, OTT O W A ill I N . May ft And every Siletiledast N edwaiar. Cab lk li. and 41 guineas, according to the anew =a•lrarnarl yruaca a iodises; Including alt prowling, Pirengers Canada and dap W karat beard aranitai very advanuKrana tents —For pergingsre 06 WILLIAM ISM AY, Water-Wreak ; ta aad MACZY. Slog Williarnatrast. Car VICTORIA CROSS GALLERY . Thad Ses imikiAutrom II till 7. Airaboloa l& Our BEIM sad their NOWA misted by L. W URSAlrart lllModeg of HMIS tolommen, 1111110111111. te, Troachm eff Pirak• War. awl tb• tichl of ladl& TM col lodion Dootaiptlvo catalogs*, la Allen J AM. WWI. Us.. BRITISH AND POREION SCHOOL SOCIETY. Yesterday the society held its tlGth annual meet ing at the schooLrooms in the Borough-road. Lonl John Russell was advertised as the chairmen, but hie presence being required at a cabinet causal he was unable to annul. and Lord kriamell presided in his stead, Lord Duch, Sir J. Boileau, Meows. H. E. Gurney, Gee. Moose, L all, ILP., J. Heywood, 8. Gamey, R Foster, Gamey Hoare, T. Norton Cunleroy, and Reva. W. Cadman, T. Blaney, J. Russell, and Dr. .11Ien were also upon the platform. The proceeding* ormonericed aa usual with an examination of the boys' achool, the result of which was generally satis factory. Afterwards the secretary read the report of the general committee, of which the following is an abetted : " la the several departments of the society's operations the i:idications of progress are eucouraging. The training of teachers is felt by the committee to be of great and growing importance. At the Christmas examination for Qtmen's Scholwahips, 183 candidates preowned themselves, seedy all of whom had been pupil teachers in British schools. The number of young pervious of both sexes who hare pemed thimigh the classes of the training department during the pest year is Z''.s ; the number at preseut resident and wider training is 149. Among the 117 student. who sat at the certificate examination at Christmas there was not sae absolute failure. The ennisty's new Training Col lege at Stockwell, for migrates', was occupied by the students on the and of April, sod the prac tising schools were opened on Holiday, the fith of April. In the model schools there is en av erag e attendance of nearly 1,000 chddreu, $9,001 having pained through them since their emoneecoment. Roma egkuln are employed in violins tad hiiEottilig schools, sidtm IS the estab li shnisat of new ease, and obtaining subseripWaa Tum gee have visited 840 towns andivilleges, end have psi:l l M visits to aobools ; besides Mose in London and its imme , diets vicinity. About the usual number of grants of school materials have been made at home and abroad. The ni -1 malaise requirements of the society for the Training at Stockwell, and the completion of the arrangements at the Borough•road, amount to shoot 5,000 f., to obtain which an effort a to he made without delay among the friends of scriptural education. The belanceaheet showed reeeipta from all source', 20,3451. A. 24., against a total expenditure of 25,6901. 10e. ed." SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. LAW INTka4LIGENCE. Mr. John Kelk, the well-known builder and coutractor of the intended International Exhibition of 1862, is Smith Kensiegton, appeared before Mr. Ingham, to answer the complaint of Mr. T. L Donaldson, district surveyor for South Kensington, for unlawfully commencing a budding on the north side of the Cromwell-road, before giving two days' notice thereof, as required under the 13th section of the Metropolitan Building dee The complainant's use was as follows :—The building in question was intended no form part of the Great Exhibition of 1862, as the picture gallery, and was one which required the supervision of the district surveyor. Under the 6th sentient of the act certain buildings were exempted, and it was con tended that this was not one of that description. It was also contended that public buildings came wider the super visioneq of district surveyors, as lire-proof staircases, Ace., were ruired. Mr. logham inquired what was done on the former occa likai, RIM the Great Exhibition was erected in Hydelark He wished to know whether that building came under the supervision of the district surveyor! Mr. Donaldson could not answer that question. He said it was built on crown lands, and before this act was parsed. Mr. Kelk said be could answer, No. Mr. Ingham said that, according to the act, crown lands were not exempted. Mr. Donaldson was then sworn, for the purpose of raising the question. He said that the works commend about a week ago for a bullding,l,2oo feet bug on the north side of Cromwell-road, for which he baet.not received any notice. The defendant, on being called upon for his answer, said he had not come prepared to argue the question in a legal mint of view ? as there had sot been time to sumnum the commissioners together for them to consider what comes l should, be takes. He attended for Me-purpose of asking for a postpmenient. Mr. Ingham was ready to grant the application, and said that it appeared to him there was an omission in the act, as it never could have been intended that a building of this nature should come under the supervision of R district sur veyor, but as the act stood it seemed that it did. The defendant said he did not wish it to go forth to the world that he had been wasting in courtesy in not giving the district surveyor notice, and he read some letters to show that there had been a correspondence between them on the subject. Mr. Ingham said it was not supposed for a moment that there bad been a want of autism on the part of Mr. Kelk. The defendant thee said if Mr. Doealdson had waited a week longer the consent of the Metropolitan Hoard of Works would have been obtained. In certain eases the board had power to take away theeentrel of the district surveyors, and he would mention the instanee of his building the new Her ' traultural-gardens adjoining the inteodicl Exhibition. He was the contractor for that building, and the board had authorised him to execute the works without the supervision of the district surveyor. The Exhibition of 1862 could take place if it came under the supervision of the Building Act ; and he simply attended that day to ask for an adjournment, for the case to be settled in the same way as the horticultural building. Mr. Donald on deeded that he had no authority over the horticultural buildie& and said he had caused some altera tions to be made. Mr. Kelk referred to was certain special powers. Mr. Ingham said the question had better stand over, and asked what time would sait them. Mr. Donaldson wished for a short adjournment, as the building was going au. He said there were oertain things being prome with which could not be allowed. H they went on and were condemned the defendant would have to pall them down, and *infers the sooner the question was settled the better for Mr. Kelk. TATTERSALL'S.-MONDAY. Subscribers were off to Chester early, and the room was not very numerously attended. The few members who dropped in were anxious to catch the afternoon trains for Chester, and long before the usual hour the yard and lawn were deserted. The subjoined scanty list of quotations re quires no comment. HOUSE OF LORDS. -MAy 6. APPEALS. ILLJOB-011111311L STUART V. LADY =ABM NOURZ.-- LIZOTINANT-COLONIL 11111WILICIL MART V. IiAIIQUIS 07 BUT& Theis are three spends, two from the Court of Session la Soothed, sod one from the Court of Chanceryy. of Eng land. The question involved is es to the guardianship of the Kalman of Bute, a minor. Judgment was postponed. A MOM .ROOllB,--GBAND MUSICAL inersrunnuart. wHh the oekbratoet A bu llety2: wasabor. wialliboe slum pm. chneen Hula the Cahouth loyal Mho and the Household Troupe. DANCING Ossiseled Nam Coraet-iptstea, Naelaseti. if • slosh. Makwdow. STEVENS and SON, Wine and Spirit Merchants, to street Within .— Wl N of VEST RPM SlOinat i- Tr - Porte from the wood, 1.7 s , 72a., 74a., MIL sapsdar *is emoted, tk 4aa.. 64. , Ina per dozen. [nod. Va., Stu, 34. z. superior, . tas. lea per dozen. Amos and Man nu and ler : Whoa, rich or dry, and Ostravolla tra. . We, Marsalak, Va. per dozen. Cope, red or white, lat. v dozen. Cceridantla, very old, Ma. per dvven p ra sad Itlieulat Whom Wpm Brandt's, 14, 101 l Ms trot bp post. Goods doLtronil within are mile; hood swum THE CHESTER CUP. 6to 1 apt Mr. Naylor's Chtre Amie (t) 6to 1 Captain Little's Man at Anse (t) 6 to 1 Mr. G. Fitswillimn's Wallace (t) 0 to 1 Mr. Barber's Ben Webster I) 15 to 1 Mr. Windsor's Plirtatioa (t ) 20 to 1 Mr. Ten Broeek's Satellite t) 25 to 1 Berm Ninere's Light (t) 23 to 1 Mr. Bennett's Jealousy (t) 100 to 8 Mr. Tee &verb's lot LATENT CITY BETTING.-5 r. r. THE CHESTER OUP. 5 to 1 to 1 Walborn apt Chem Anise (t and off) (t) 6 to 1 Bet Webster (t sal .1) 7 to 1 Maamt.Aress (II and riE) 20 M 1 J ( 72 to 1 Bre eabsesy wer (t) t) 15 to 1 Herne (t) • 30 to 1 50 to 1 H Light orace (t) 501. offereVet Webster " beats anything, 1,2, 3." MOETTN STAKES. As . 2to rept Paprees (t freely) CREAP DAILY RETURN TICKETS t o BIM: wropi alma, las . ammal immod by the Troia liambia lb. Victoria Tormisas Y 7 40 a.rn , sod Lominn-Ititim ra tt am. , relaimbal priliami lig B Imm. (Sumlaya ex,ibtatr. BAIL COURT.- AX & Sittings la Banso.—(Before Mr.,:astiai Tnestalan.) WOODWAID V. THE UMW( COUrtlid ILAILIVIV ocnizArr. BRIGHTON sod BACK for HALF - A-CROWN. CHEAP LIClll.4lWtfl every SUNDAY aM MONDAY, kavhey ',Anton hedge and Thine* tO at Nor Jumtion at 726 a.m.. retwohe Mint ketelatee lia 2 7 0 p.m. foe Novvrokel Junction and Victoria and for Latadorc beats it 7.110 Pane Uwe and hick —hint elms, 7a. IL : seronel thin' elms, 2s. Al. fttnele looney—Plat elan, 7 : eased elan.. Is ad. Mint clam 2s. Sel Tickets tog leanotoralla ..eutor twelve half prim No i abnreol. ltacerstomets fnon New nos, Forest-MKtl Nys= Amodry. W. 4 Croydon. Itotlervea, New Wandsworth, Hamm imaimaraft Lowe Nerw..l, Wimbledon. Norden. /01dom„ LAMM:Au:aI. Ashland, akeenis, "welt elia:bettso„ ettritookoo. moot 11.. to sad tram Mor -61 LAMAR by ordiamy Irma at Os mob/ bs and Owe boot IlmmoArm by Do MmtrAos MINA oft& seam Dam Millptdia at Ito p.m. ANIIIIAL TICCIT ZOLlitlll. Mr. D. Heave said this was • Sllb stated gam the 20th and 21st Vict., a. 43, and came before the court as an ap peal from the decision of two magistrates. The appellant had appeared to mower an isformation preferred at the i instance et the Eastern Colonies hailway Company for having on the 4th of February hat, he being then a pas anger on the line at Stratford, refused to show his ticket whim required to do so by the servants of the company, Its that on the arrival of the train at Stratford Mr ! Woodward was requested toshow his ticket,which he refused to do, stating at the same time that he would not produce it then or on any ether cocasicei. The collector demanded the fare, which Mr. Woodward refaced to pay, but it was admitted that the collector knew he woe an annual ticket bolder. By see of the ocaspaey'a bylidrin, every passes oa the lino was boned to show his ticket on lasinismanded, subject op LW refusal to a penalty et' 41b. It bad been contended ghat them was a special cos hed between the appellant and the company, and that the remedy was by action. The justices, however, bad been of opinion that the bye-law extended to this case an c tliz accordingly convicted the appellant. The leat:ned conte•ded that, although the appellant was admittedly y o u annual ticket holder, be was stall bound to produce his ticket on its being demanded, and that failing to do so he was liable to the penalty. Mr. Thompson Chitty, on behalf of the appellant, sub mitted that if a person seeidentally last his railway ticket sad left his pens at boon he was mot to be treated se • ad. minaL Ia the present awe Mr. Woodward desired to stand upon his rigida It was usual for the ticket collector to look into the carriages on the line, and on seeing the passengers he was satidied whether they were ticket holders or not. Mr. Justice Wightman—But suppose the collector does not happen to know wbo are ticket holden and who are not? Mr. Chitty replied that the Railway Company was bound to know who were tieket'holders and who were not, and ' that the company's servants should be furnished with a het of years of those who, were. _ MB. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB KIM) law atiMM AND NITIDINR STOCK far the Warld-Ilmed Aso** ANGOLA Gls muumuu% is yew mimes sad ready ler Mass Tremors were originated =task Mese only address Is 731. 1100CEJLIEr. lANOVILLPIJAZI, sad wbo Is ac 4 sesasskid with say peruse lialteSiag sad Meer. Ilsrag la Ms WM Iff f AMISH= Mk ISBN VARY. ISSL ECOURSION to HASTINGS, ST. ma lASI Wirt XL 11.1117 31; NDAY. trying at T.J.T as mad bynkrbrigga al, A an., inning at Illawasg Suneran at al: a m sad Manama Ewa Engrg@ at =IL !writ at 7 p larbsayr Tle p.a. sad at Tin p.m Pam :—Vlng dra Ta. :.east. el Med, U. ad. Thrift not INOSlsiebir. aMII may reliable by the eacaniont as re if el bow. ciuwrtu rider Slosh% liallveke. THE VIET lIIVESTMENV M a Pew at lbe aealdleirmsla al 1 WWI aid lON Mime I kb& at DPI= la ebeakeed aiesamand better than at fay Mesa is Raglesd. department been turnlalued Ems Me prbelpal aesekeea of lamps with an amoonsent deeds Me 4h. SPIINO asd MIME= SEASONS super or to any emir Mewed Se the peddle. The met bablemble sad emettcat. abl=llll ineeemilsedstek damblllay ell material and mamma ATTHIR Mr TOURISTS aid JIIVINILMI la meal variety. le the DIRMOtB TAILOSING DEPARTMENT Callen and Markman et the Memel taint we employ'''. 7.ll.—lliaald any mikes sat be approved of. f 1 will be an. elmeW N Me money feesraed IL MOMS and .soN S RULES Sae 11/LL MEASUREMANT sad LIM et PRICES gratis. as applleatkea. Cr post free. Tfe aelabUshatesea we Word every leday at meet melt 11Weeday mask she Manama l,m e s sedu =RI II o'clock. 1 MONO LUDT ILO= mad lIREPOILE TAILORS. RArrna. Hams, DAMS* BOOT ILAITIZ as ood 011/41RAL OUTFITTER. Meases : Owsw el Mlsselse Nes Odarel mas a areslreet Owner of lammeearleead and isates-reet Comer, Establiameste: Re•Mard. Tonsils, : Paasaia, SieMedel. PROGRAMME OF CHESTER MEETING. 1111:11111DAT. _ _ _ Tin Dun Stem of 10 ir;;;.eeel, with 200 added. far 3-yr-olds ; Derby weights ; the snood to receive 50 nem out of the stakes, and the wiener to pay 25 son. to the fund. Grosvenor Course. (44 sube.)—York Minster, Isle, Bally Edmund, Folhead, b f by the Fallow Buok--Branlet, Mickleharn, Jingling Johnny, Wild Will, Blossteae, Pebble, Cromwell, Bombardier, Stanton, Preeeptren, Dadergra duate, Kiag of Kent, Mel, F' a& Ann Rufus. Sister to Aston, Lady Clifden, Starlight, Gantries, Cam lino, Lady Louisa , The Rovini e ltoL i f:nitty Patty, Cashio, Black Satan Zealot,. Louise . ArtehlahoP, BOW gler, The doge, 81alledegh, June, by Birdoakbv— bata Flirtation, Amain, 'AMY Welk Bette, Royal Princess, Marthelouldan3). nRTBIIIOITTH. CHEAP EXCURSIONS vuor SUNDAY to VittRTRIN4I. Urns . Wood pt6. Chirbe.der, natant awl P•dtantouth. at RPTDI: RI& Tiit.. Xlll 1441 v. tarla at 7.6 n 6 m and Inodnialnidge s►a., ealltrta U Ni0n...1 Juartl66 61 .4 17. and returnlng hem P.4tanamth at 6JO pef . Ilawaot at 660 p a , Chkheatar ass p a.. 1 4 4.4alwate st 7 S p a.. Ls . ttahmaptun at 710 p.a. awl Wur114164/ st 7 33 pm. Vets theft and lock —Yost al lan. Ta 641 . Iteenod. 6.4. ad.: Yr. GUMMY MAZE moved the adoption of the and in a brief speech calkd attention to the need report, society for the promotion of simple scriptural education apart tram sectarian principles. Mr. 9 Guswirt, M.P., seconded the motion. Alderman LAWRENCE could not allow the resolution to pass without expressing an earnest hope that the uasechn• run chancier of the institution would be maintained ; and after refcmng to the proccedinp last year, in which the question of permitting certain books of an alleged sec tarian tendency to be circulated through the medium of the society's book depository WWI dinettes/4, regretted that the oommittee had not in their report intimated any in. tomtits, to make any change in the estalogue, by prohibiting the issue of books which they could not recommend for general use in the schools. He wished to know whether it was intended to summon a meeting to discuss this question in a friendly manner, and intimated that upon the answer would depend whether or not be proposed an amendment to the report. The IiMBETART stated that if the meeting expressed a wish that the question should be again considered by the eisminittee that wish would be attended to. (No, no.) He read a paragraph from the report of the committee, in which they denied the charge that they had in any way departed tress the principles upon which the society was originally Ileonded. MI MARQUIN Or WIIIIIIINWfaiI nal, rake 100 SM. is specie, added to • handicap of 10 am. inch' the second to receive 20 son. out of the inks., arid the sneer to pay 10 son. to the fund. Wiesen of say Malawi after April 23, 61b ;or of the Trades OEN 121 b wan. Orarreaar Veursa (19 alba) o WU& do Chantilly a Ag IS et lb • I Prises of .. .• • AIP 6 91 tli U DlMlllay 6 S 9 awns. Mr* 4 610 Usht 4 8 I ltilmooll imam 4 611 art a 6 _9 .--''' "'A I~rnaen three nth. ran take Omer tickets to 114 e le ht and Ann yarn • Vint clan. awned, 7st: Third. he Mete ticket. will Include all per chew mei .Nett heat Sant het the (*.awn we had toeveyasee ihreellwas wash and eleele.lent per. A prnAL NOTICE. A GENTLIII•N S WARDROBE smay impedlibuty, taildurbly. mai sew assisally twiddle( et tbs •iita of 110111111 amil ROY, immure WIWI* MCIOWIN DUPUIS. 11.011:1111 11101111111111. BOOT sad 11110 i orl GUILU. Oirmnsis 70.11 ALLMON!. Omer of Marla Z ide. alum Now Odargaliest. isratnAdreel Cour et TIMINAIIINSOIO4IIIII6 and Illasiowen4. litadkra. °ll =6*; liogms. His lesdahip was at optuiou that the magistrates were right ia their coovietioe, sad dismissed the appeal. PELICAN LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE. sa.h:amd tamboristrool. and 67, Charlaterosa LW. DUUKTOWL Oanialos Nam lisq. Nary Liosslel Nam& MMus Wass. D.C.L. RILL Wilion Jona lowniof, lora Ms Dm*. Ji Tatar s. LILL ha A. Gordwlie l lita 1111 Sh astleals new. wa Sa o basinsir Illflow D. laslort ir P. F. TV CE Mage Loam lOWA —AI MMus sifeasd oft tM loisra Ofolow, End tao toe Aix 164. win partkipalo We assi &Wise of =Noel Is snob of Won an Iwo WI We Wm la hose br inn fain bolos osabonsi =II Ws einsisiggs et ass florbd, LOCO sa Ufa latessgs poomiso or lownion ; abo sp• Mir ineemi Is son Man vNi Assonew Pot pflopestaw. Isms propufal. 66,m* 4WD slim as dip% • Ina of We Wows/ • owl& • Ctseseerehe !latterly 10 hi Royal Sovereign .... 6 7 6 ladles $ 611 Horace General Nees 4 7 4 COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. MAT IL (Wm the Judge Ordinary.) 11111111 AND worn v. mecum—Noun'. arm TO avx Tea assanzan WILT= Cord 50 soot ' shed to • Sweepstakes of 10 ewe. each, h ft ; 3 yr-olda, 9i4 Sib ; four, Ilst 31b ; floe, list 111 b ; do sad aged, 13t 21b ; min uets in the present year of soy sweepstakes of the value of 100 6011/11. dear (not being • Medial") Mb ; twigs, or 200 cove., 101 b ext r a, bat not to be soctuutdative ; mares and geld ogs allowed 31b ; and maiden 4-yr-olds, 101 b ; pails men riders; jockey; alb intro The winner to pay 10 sort. towards expanse of $s coorso Oo• Ells sod • quarter. (12 subs.) Ago As* Aso Comegoilte .... II Preesnor ... —.. I Amsterdam 6 Dana a The Lawyer .(. b) I l Avalsoche 6 Moo' 4 IMO tli is Sea Webster .... a Amman 4 Isablen This morels( the case on behalf of the plaintiffs, who are esskiat to establish the will before the mart, was re named. Air ll PTII R ElL—The PATENT SELF ADITIPTIPIO GLUM num. idles elieduelly erlibeol sonlikelims, Y eelemeesdel loy lM scaly tor Ike awe me veld et lowele. The eeeessary Resift, et geed tems m reelatig weer. 'Mime toneamsey pewee es Yee pert WNW, ilia amebae, Abet le sloes Alearml la • Yr swi eseseelabseedwNli Weft gird vla" or veil beleiaL—/. NOG ft, Flessaly. Mr. Holloway, of Oxford, said he had advanced 78/. to a person whom he understood to be Mr. Priekett, but who wee really Gabriel Smith, the plaintiff. Smith afterwards pee hiss an order oa the Oxford Savings Bank for the 100111117. Milsabeth Priekett said that she bad a wisp bank ao mat at Oxford ; and Wog in service at a distance she bad left as order with ber sisters Margaret and Ann to withdraw money from it for her, in the event of any ewer- Fihappening ; afterwards found that the whole of it led bees token out in two sums, namely, 2!. sod 80!. Was not prepared for that. Had supposed that another order wield have lima treeseary before the money could bayn bon taken oet. Yr. Alderman LAWILLYCI felt it necessary alter Use aa MK he bad received to move as amendment, in the shape el an addition, to the adoption of the report, in the follow ins words "That this mooting, impressed with the great Importance of maintaining strictly inviolate the uneectarian pmsciplee upon which the society was established, dssim that no book be entered in the society's catalogue, or sold from its repository, which inculcates peculiar religious opi nions." — Mr.li;gile;;;;lsi.lltier;;;l4 rest with Mr. Belk. The defendant said an opinion had been obtained, and It was to the effect that the building was lifted out of the act by the Mlth sactice. Mr. Ingham suggested that the summons should be ad journed for the application to the Metropolitan Board, and recommended the defendant to be nand ul of his right to proceed with the building, ea ha might tied a ft er expend ing a large sum of money that he would hare to pull dowu the works be bad erected. He cautioned the defendant to be careful of obtaining the consent of the Metropolitan Board for what he did. THR ST. PANORAS IRON WORK COMPANY. OLD DT. PANCIAMIDAD, N.W.„ Leb Ihisomis sod Illonasioroys at hisol Wrought Inn Aiello Pfll Parent I:emcee le IMF Lek. Vogue' s /Wont 1124.1r5t cnilar bar Il ia Gates, Caltelelllaaallia. An km Wart. ILLOSTILATZD CATALUOITIS NAM PPIOTACLII, by HARRIS sad SIM A imisi 11.14. Data amall eink. No{ MI6 sad iii..7=Verl` Itlirl ualaj.l7. lrA v ar io al eid rileari llnis.B lllll :re Loalare. Whlldied=tlo. • ~Wfl— No Nava= essisyst ---- -- The defendant said that unless he obtained the content of the Metropolitan Board there would be no Exhibition of 1P62. It would be impossible to erect it according to the terms of the Building Act. The summoner were then adjourned for a fortnight. tie, 11101017-11TRIDET. LONDOS. V.. 011 4 0111 TI coNDUITSTIU/S. A. YC PA M BIDLY sod Co.'s TINT UM EL I: 1111.9111 siad COMM Nooyamfl Wirdnase. plaloglfa dam laylams4 Camp... Una =ftaiNo. loglitreid ommonlest lagaterol Oampralleta WWA-most. Isalmansol le armis prime wWerart il taul NON lacersell snake am mar Is Ws lona immemer) we alma Is Ike yeas woo a son Imilmeamoot So IspalWaws Chars nal Im Ossa t elia " :l6 P := L lO apply • WO vat amok ma rally aaarlalik. sal re sly WNW i • ilia plan than 'leis Ow ark of all mid 4N Un imfokmmis of it dm Moro may to peal al M. /144.madstest. Lawless. W. BARLoirs BELT - ACTING WHAT SORE= mete a bogs Meg et mesa with • nun bualtel d soak The werlag b lawmar ; Ur wort le lwastatally sowed la yr% Wad Ow gravy sod avdrltiour propertWe hew Ww N.& lbws warpriebri eftecla are predused by siiea- Bsos•swbagsa el bear. ARLOW'S POTATO STEAMER ; an inlal- Mae maw et seekkg We favourite vegetal& la pirtew Sew Mae Ils.. la; da. BARLOW'S AUTOMATON CINDIR SITTER, weaseled I. we or Sow a seeds be Was. MOD us. RA . l reiSM ) PATENT CASK STAND. No assie, se =anon dleiarbrd la tilting. WM repay Us Asail b a rasalb. Pelee ea Arad upwards. A LOW'S BUJ-ACTING SYPHON TAP. N. rest peg required; so more Sat bow sr .our wina an al ditto elector plated. ea —Apply !beet to JAMAS ILILLoW. pitman., 11, kin W Illawdowbowe. Mr Nut hie name and address le on every ; all Wows Ire aparlow hallow:es. lagravlags raga 1.1" rgiH, .—Port free, tinedeep, a M RA . lIIPLAINUIO Pam& V nuea• N oO IMPA RA MIthrit thee eeditserh i ::: M c =" -- ted 1811182 1 =% ,... 1114 et NM% lad say lit ell elle hate accedes tee Ur =le eseehea. bet Nee frettlem haterlde sad thelmeshlp elepler VW, the ph ha Ora MN Ur =deem eteLlti Abbe/ awn. Gabriel. dentletri Se Ht Moe este. Isll N. diploma , 27, Iffailtrililek end 21. Liadigskt•4lll, City. advaeleete rGebrters eyst.ni rondo' II pes t .nlnently .Neer art ohlteet emend' te pseteellea attalsed."—Oheereer. • griesdi triti Amid be seed by who vase health their =will sate midi mew leg hen saeoyeeee."—Meretag Mx ~eel yerees It esemery yertleeterly le bele arras, rod or 6. ahem, le the Cley astablieheieet l. ep &Peelle between lessee. he eel veneettles. and the Ilte Ohm : Lek Delmetreet ; NON. Neereenee, HAIR MO TO ,RID Preserved, Ned Beautified wee erne ta usenet ZUWIANOS hair MACAsohlt 011.—Thle We Mem* 0111 JIMMINin Iron Mlles of or Pg. efeetilleen yeti We. deure. It trees evert sod 41=4 aid orbs* It sie, pli sod dam. Is the Wliinee. Or sod ttoos able, teddoe, It Is eshithey childreh It le teem- Ilehdled, as lumber the Wit of o beautiful heed of while fr letietheetheo Ede the itervety o f t royalty, and the tototerose leelbertlale eerelfelly peeelved lts eel. 'an. afford the heel meet 'web a Ile merda—Price le od., To, lee. le tear mei% sal 11.. per bottle. cooties—Ask bet • Mageasse 01L • Bold at N. Halos garden, sad by ibmils sal pmetemers. TrIATiNG'S COUGH LOZENGES are daily imsommaded taw laugh testimonials tram lba sum e s euy be u the mut eft= as set rtNod eervuttent remit/Su Omagh anti ill ga Cbeet, bud Three& MI In boxes It liel am tv i t K, k ,Y.ed , sad llv goat—TH.lllAB LUTING, Cbmi rtsevalat, 7V, M. :aura Chi hyved e landos. $s by llaa MBUCHAN'S DOXISITIC amma ow meld. tar Os sore sit miry Qom WM OINTMENT, ter Wm sew Slesp-sssied wetM it. It lit sad Is ed. eTOAL4WATIM TIOETAILX TELLS Isr Ms WM. mil smltAm Me WM. It lid.. ed. 4er i = clixsciusTUTED - rsocrAsta ietftes. Le re nt.. Me Nervms sad swissmkr umiak bum al mum Is early win Awls sad swermile Wm mak _Om d Me WSW Wefts mid issimemMek AwesdlM =WM mows abaft, said herb ssrldits Imessalmg wry WM OW di. M. ee la me. 11. !Widest Wise r.. m eme iseisses Odds Ise Palemb." Wm.. W OM Ct. Et W Oilarielosse, UMW W.. eid WSW= lonsWil cm el peMellee Wm To is MA MI WNW. Wham& names: Yordwies- N et Wsersass ; 3. West Osemddiseel . .a. ostamiarest lbabst. ft.AEireaW Imedwielims ; X . We. Imam ZIA SICILY= PRIVINTZD.-JOZZAINI IV MARIAM are sisiihsa meg gemmadid se • OW mil me Im on sidow..—The biellsosi4 gm WM" ela l• softlest b. Ku,* Oft , s "Ilre-I b0w......a OW Owls bales able s. isms Ihd ww wriem eger i IFIEr rmob imr alums 1 lea Om d mit w orma—Teses. ea.. l. IV., .1 P. Oa liallt, Slaw ha 1 11 1= 1.0. —easerel Degoleatidel .1 s eer ionin. llms• Wm. ti. M. ash Ina tor pm& 1111. OirAWAY to NERVOUS 81717ZRIRIL ip. N un= awe MIDI Ids sink es MUM 11111ICAL mum le 1.11-are al ;Wryer WA*. Los al Set lammed.. porlive. IS 4 I T 10 =e irsomak ildein w. MUM =IE'S SELECT LIBRARY . This library was obiliblnd la Vl* I. prow*, be am of the Mb New wedge I • Niko. . Br •. orb. Twyd arl Albsolore r sad be elm 1 iff baba Ppm lb elemearabl bobs of miry drib of =Tas all selbsbet Imbibres law bus ilionall rYrre of ashisdbm WI lt am tonibes somplin of be Mb Illambro b waft owl boa sal *lbw b lb' Irlighsa or obis we sibus. bommasing b EZ ia ts.== ZIOWAILD MUM Now 068.441n0t. lasebe ; embalm*, lisailvidar ; rid New sbeek limiagbra L e. SALM 111 W MADAM," "re mai priesese Millbs, la U.• se tin ST. J•1128'8 31 AG•ZINII. amine re MAY: 1. was Ms 11kb an delft brew Testa 11,110284* O. Orsds. 2. Dim : A rsolsral Mom 4Mr li2wy Wr•sr. 112 limbasse Aaded. 73.1. T jlight 1 A Ws. Km S. C. /MIL Mar 4 WAY wIIS "se by MAL The 11160••••• Wars. 1.2 Dr. Deem S.S.A. IL IM.* Drama 11, AdibMs a Preston UANDOws 112 712mse issd. AIaD tbs Catessmba. 112 Mosso Issphy. Mal ealt • Tab. Part U. 111. Dbaseds. Lam{ INA LILL 11. Ms Doss. • ran= IL TD-Mlis 13. Si. Joislors t ans. Amis. 14. A Slsir6•• Y. 10 Ms• I. c. wan. : w. saes sal Os.. l*MMOder4tOW. 0. A. MALAY NEW NOV THE SEVEN SONS of MAMMON amens Im TIMM BA; A larks Napalms tar ?WI sad Osmalry lealkin. Mao la Ilealdi. O. et "imps Ise , Iss. NasSalsoN, Lam Asa. T HE AMERICAN REBELLION-TL. LOWDDI •11111.1CAll at TIMIOILIWW (Walreskyl WEI a:NW hill nests •• Os ?now a Ur 111•1••• 'kebabs. lA* • Illiskestied Pin al M•elabstrk Ye = mai d tie WM tries 7d. bit Phsi 4 d- -- gallSor Chsaik Is Illustrated Coma at las usiforst price of ta each, ISPENSABLE HANDY BOOKS, popularly daslis.d as Practical Outdo* on all aubJacts d louvered Warn' ad aactutsom Costributad by tha but satbars ItARINK BOTANY sad BRITISH MUM awl MOMS sow toady. Liodos : Ward sad lack. 11 liestatreat. Ms deg, again with the " Illiaborrad Ws Otra Trossury," Y. . pp. 4108. MI 01 ZIOVSTiII^ /HZ ILMSTRATED 0111.118 OWN MIA- A. RITZY. Tido volume hod how for the hoprovomet sad entortalamost or . tr=r P = 4 It Is a thoroughly =Net =taxing, amd Lootrustlvo boot Lei= Ward and Lock. 1141, IteiNikest I bio 47, Prim 2 i, ti 9. 1 0. 4 01•07 PIR•TES of the PR 1 11 4 1128. By Gonave AlX=lit As a orinoilwr of thrilling lotto' wissatosoh of Ins la lib junk sool=rio. this wart risowno= rest : Word sad Ta ft. tit Bp. 81/4 ausermilml beard= fall at a HODSZ D R eill igos mistime .i.e awed trim Ile pros biller *NOW to pails n.. u.l.na. r a thseSpastka lideor ilea, it mai every awe Is base and lasess be zhe. Wirevar Wigs atabk Wald hem bey Ye Loin : Usk /1114 11/041ffail. Thi• day, Icy. No, boards. who la, at la doe. I , - a. CRIMINAL OBLIBRIT eIk IRIL By Ls wiss. Boas tai. UL ad Ihe " 11bywy." a isibetles at MS elm Ooyyriglit Wef t sack rakes ambeie Bs OWL lards: ler Qs Pporisisys. W. lagarl Oa. lebrasearyow. CIIIIIOItNE GA RD11248.--Thene gardens opened for the seem last evening, and were visited by • large number of porno, who appeared highly pleased with the enter naionesto. The yardage, notwithstanding the backward. noes of the season appear in excellent coodition, and the oliseerations end numberless transparesidon sad We. rinalisas spread three/boat the grounds, IMO .serer. par. baps, shown to greater advantage. The Stereessina was • great *Wed of attraction, and is undoubtedly a work of art rellectiag the greabst credit us the painters, Mame. Gideve and Whim Tke evening's eatielnaments eurnionsed with a venal wenewt, supported by • staff of talented vassliete, followed by • representation of the dims et all saither, performed by • very efficient corps de tothr. To this suceseded the performance of • band of sneers tea in number, called the Savannah minstrels, which wee ft. calved with great applause. Cook's performing troops el doge end weaken a.W pive great satiefactioa. Cavaliers RAMC, the illusionist, astonished his audieees with hie sleight-of-band tricks. Is the Ashburnhare Orounds, to which • new entrance has haw made, the Italian rh • • Horns- Tim Tam= auminumir Aim &Law " Moder, Signor Bono C an, gave his surprising pe Offi ann. It is almost unneceasery to say that the dancing on ffiliffleliffi — lreskitar doldwidho ens bl the pet platform was entered into with much seal, and the In" " Madre 1 0 1 . the 0 , 41.9.... kill* i• • ISt• hour with ands spirit. A display of gorronseit rosewood their at Mein et the sew concluded the amasements. Leotard, the flying Viallffin 4 ffiffils Waiffiffirffiffi P OOlO4 ammo* will appear at Whitsuntide. when the su mmer Bight Hon. the Lod lisepee haelmsa). Jahlt. mom soy n a y b e ad t o asumum. Carina Oahe% 111.1 L, MN., Nr. J. I . sy m iki mp ay, s sio g o f w e n. ; videlinfasetnent.]—HOLLOWAVll Prua.—Look to Mr. H. A. Haat, surveyor to the Gewonmenit NNW el Mr SC a l a i d abrv iSghter la 60 "saber always caUe n UM MINIM he a matter Wash.; Mr. J. R. lines" end Ms. Maw, ILierobSsir es vesaltn say irregalanty without bre. ommiary. Jim Ise the doled eldest estw ge Wsh ig r e ln a n gs the pewee id my., isis to do by tate* ewe sishollted and enelained J. F. Wieland. feces POOL Tim NY an amo hest perventine of WI. W. 8. horses. ; Jailbreak Womb. ewe= VI Ys waled WlNOeresprsarribed. Theyieertt7 el Ling Wlllissa.strest ; Mr. W. Agee* of mai cad lot Wind ma forsirrm• sliwelause enmesh Sb• gr. 18.4•••• 111 r. Ilasiterd ; Mr. J. Diarehre , asehiteet and air i g rod and yawl et the ad& nee eel lehei engineer ; Mr. the essitens. he senjeastien with Mr • llonowaye ocetrot with aril Imspalir Mos of action which nay be T. L Hassles and 11r. L Itspimime. The am. I 41=1111'6ns serrou energy. or their wholesome ' iniedenene rag adjawned. latter sew belt esamesal sad menW liencttona illy. Narrow seconded the amendment, and read letters from various subscribers in reply to a printed ciretdar which had bola sent round objecting to the me or sale of say beaks by the society inculcating therninatiostal views. The Bev. Mr. CADMAN opposed the amendment, and con- Medea that the society was thoroughly nosectarian in its con. ritistiou sad pnctioe, affording, a muted ground an which nee of all religious denomiaaroris might unite in further ance of the_yeat object of scriptural edueatioe. Mr. HJ. nrirooD supported the anieedatest ;• as arevit that the make of the society was esorrian, said managers of a unitarian school with which he was riesected were recently compelled to decline the services of OM a the British and Foreign fionety's female teachers, rho was is other respects eminently qualified for the ape per tment, because she could not conscientiously &borer from inculcating the doctrine of the Trinity. A GINTLZJIAN on the platform urged that the case cited by Mr. Heywood rather roiled to show that be desired a asatarian character in the teaching of the society. After a short dimmers the amendment was negatived by a very large majority, and the report was adopted. Mr. E. Ball, M. P., the Bev. R. Harding, and other 'weaken subsequently withered the meeting ; and the pro. caelinia terminated with a vote of thanks to the chairman. RAGGED SCHOOL UNION. The seventeenth annual meeting of the friends sod supporters of the Pegged School Union was bald yet today evening at Exeter-hall; Lord 8111APTESIIC1T in the chair. Ms WI was literally mammas& sod an immense Dianbar at peson bolding tickets wiwe unable to obtain admission for want of room. ymnl;;;ing been rung. the proceedings were opened whit a yew by the Rev. Rims ALLEN. The add:urea the meeting at considerable li rW. LOOK' read the 17th annual report, from which it appeared that the number of school buildings was last year 170, and was now 176. The number of Sunday schools was last year 199, and was sow 207. The scholars in them last year were 22,310. and were now 25,264. The number of day school, was last year 146, coatainim 15,437 scholars, and was now 151, con- Miami 17,230 children. The evening schools last year were 200, contahring 9,413 boys, and were this year 215, contain ing Mil. The attendance in the boys iodustrial classes was Let year 404, spinet 462 this year ; and the girls' sheer were attended lad year by 2,732, spinet 2,714 this year The Refuge inmates were 605 last year, and were 698 this year ; and the sit/Wises at religious services 4.762 spinet 4,3401it1s year. The number of voluntary tea hws was 2,670 LA year, sad 2,972 this year. The number of paid teachers was 416 last year, and 407 this year, sad the number of paid moniker was 316 last year an d 404 Ude year. 1,486 scholars were seat to situations last year, and 1,819 this year. 670 p rises were awarded to scholars last year for bevies kept in one situation at best 12 emetic' with good character, and 1,216 this year ; d 8 scholars be came communicants last year, and 122 this year ; 132 scholars became teachers last year, and 144 this year ; 76 penny banks were established last year, sad St are now in operation . • sad 49 clothing clubs last ear bad increased to 58 in the trent year. Bspnses of scholars' prize meeting, NY.; salaries, collestore Le.. 6491. ; triviality and office expenses, 95/. ; balance at the bankers of 243/. Deposit 7501.; Refuge fund balance last year, 276/. ; from theist i et fued, 5001. ; contributions, 761. ; paid to school, as coupe- Utica grin* 8061. ; balance at the bankers, 441. Emigra tion Fund—Balance list year, 128/. ; contributions. 14/. ; paid ter proem to Camas and South Africa, 481. ; leaving a balsas is tied of 963. _ The repot hayiag beta adopted, and several resolutions baying bass pmea4 the procandiaga terminated with the mini vane al limb te the abairma. S. By JEN palablead. lake a. 0., by post :let , SKIN DISBAR= awl their =MM some L Jeep" it.D., lisuallsda el Ilie /Mad cease* el Plareidam Ditatistsb. Mamba of OA legal CuNap of e et -m.... &tr imabee Mum el lik OK" peas la. rM. M eal li atige : wail Perla Itrabit liedolloo • eseieheee sears lesalueesi las ea =Nei it Irma. Me the awe el lam ea la a NO dabs el alallasase, amearrara ea ea lislade a/ am bleed. era les edearaar ameba* ~lame, aad waft& : keit marl bar deep .-s. Yeas. le. N. ems Meer arab amsaesellissaelhaes. plea fie al.: pea. lik, aid* alaii, by pea 14 Nampa. mead. s Ari111 111"Na"I` lpV il Uvula ; Walk. IR MIL land. as' llr. bea swam dada/ sad premelare daellee le by a/ sellmare lam Clapania 0•0111ffli I and sailied ken um. kampsniam. prodvalve at dame sal anaramajmaa elide maawArs le warms lad dlyelsal kailatier.llearmes== =l lBl l L amilallau /en 111 de I, dad II NS :.e to 11= oral shave we la ds WWI dam thekaibra. 21. am% Imelda. W. Po en "MOW I-. Tai TENTH BIENNIAL PIM= SEWS of 1O EOM oath, with 50 added, for ; calk, Ufa Athos, 8A Sib ; Mb sad 61b allowed ; sassed to sows his Math, aad ths wither to pay 10 soya. to the had. T.Y.O. Mr. Barber's br f by Volunteer—Min Hatkaway's dam (Mb), Mr. W. B. B. Orawfard's b e Thorpe Langton, Mr. W. IL B. Crewfurd's six f Polypotly, Mr. W. 15. & Orawfurd's be c by fitothwell—Crechst (Mb), Mr. T. liarrisea's b or br lady Fumy (Mb), Kr. fassoa's b f Paresseas. Mr. W. Smith's b fTam& (Gbh Mr. Mont sbrf by Obsateiser—Phryas (dead), Mr. Marry% b e by Matatickaw—Cletild• (dead). Tali Dos efAND CuP of §0 sots., ail4sd to • Handicap of 5 moth. each; ths wooed to MIEN le sows. oat al tha thaws it ID pthipsribers ; the winner at • beadle* this day 71b extra. Baths furlongs. To close sad same as Witham day atheists at 7 o'clock, sad the weights to ho piallished Andy after. . - . . . Tini &mum HANDICAP of 5 son. each, with 30 added, far all apse. Three quarters of a mile. To dome aid aims on Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock, aid Ma weights la he published shortly after. THE SELLING STAICZB of 5 WPM with 30 added. 0009 round and a distance. Td close aid Baia on Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock. I'iIDAT. TMII erzwAnme CUP of 200 sou., added to a Sweep stakes of 5 som. sash ; 3.yr•olds, bet 101 b ; four, Bst 61b ; See, 9d ; six and aged, Set 21b ; mares and geldings allowed 31b; winning extra, ko. ; the mooed to receive 90 sore out of the stakes, and the winner to pay 15 to the fund. One mils sad seven furlongs. (30 subs.) AV I AP I SSW Jacinths - I Vsodorowns Pounce r le rase •al• 4 Liorht Mlle &Chantilly • TrraWrit OA) Black Prince .... (Mb delay .... Fallobourl Zut Sem lay .... 4 Oitord - 4 Ikessramit Doeloot ll MediaOm/ • Ames /MA 4 Man-444nm .... 6 Lielly /Upon 3 Ben Webeler (1116 Noikentorm $ =Lord 4 extra) • DU eavy (illessies) S D•tiert) (p•Id) .. 4 Wald Yoe' firarieiitaafieaiii of Mak 10 ft, and 5 only if declared, with GO added. Winasse of any handicap after April 23 of the value of 100 sov. char, 51b ; of two or 900, 101 b ; or of the Trades Cup, 121 b extra. The snood to save his stake, arid the winner to pay 10 son. to the fund. From the Castle Pole ones round and in (about 1 mile 3 furlongs). (17 subs.) If the highest weight accepting be under Set 121 b, it will be raised to that, end the others le proportion. A• 6 si a Ale It lb Co ear aroo s) polite (Ina fib 4 • II BMA 0 1 = 4 Dunes", 0 gft 4 Precursor Dew 4 Tll Edna Um 4 11. MUMS • T 6 Rearitimise ti rligi llUmudee 4 0 i 6 TIIIMIESTOI 4 Zaino SII 1 Prins of Draw .... • IIT Madan S Tan Nonni limmacar h.aus, of 80 ems., for 2-Tr olds ; the winner deny handicap of the value of 100 son. after the publication e l the weights 71b extra. Five fur long,. Re-opened ; to close and name on Thursday "sing. Tint Lauren' Apex, of 50 goys. ; 3-yr.olds, Bet Ilb; fear, list 61b ; five, lOst ; six and aged, 10st 21b ; mares sad gal -1 hip allowed 31b ; winner, extra ; the winner to be sold for 1 MC, 110. Once round sad • distance. To close sad NUM on Thursday eveniog. A HANDICAP of 5 son. each, with 50 added ; the snood to receive 10 son. out of the stakes, and the wirier to pay ti to the fund ; the winner of the Cheshire Slakes 1011 s, end the second Sib extra. Seven furlong,. To clue and name on Thursday evening at seven o'cloa, and the weights to be published shortly after. Tax CM PLATE of 50 an.. added to a sweepstakes of 5 son. each; 3-yaold colts., Set 10th; fillies and geldings, fat 71b ; 4-yr•old colts, 7st 121 b ; fillies sad geldings, 7st Mk. Winners 51b extra; maidens allowed 41b. Seven furloaga To close and name on Thursday evening at seven o'clock. Tan Colornaci HANDICAP, of 5 eon. each, 3 ft, with 20 added ; wancen this day, 71b ,• gentlemen riders ; jockeys 51b extra. One mile sad a hall. To close and name ea Thursday evening at sena o'sloak, and the weights to be pub/imbed Meetly after. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADIIIIALTT MAT 6.—Pamaol oss AND A. rorrmaxre.—Kifireess : T. Udall, promoted to .wood clam suited imposer is the Wye ; and T. P. Potts, pro rooted to sewed class assistant engineer is the Piagard, as N pernumerary. Lienteoants : A. St. Clair end S. Osborn*, to the Marl borough. Surgeons : W. N. Brown, to the Challenger ; J. WE. Wallace, to the Driver ; sod A. L. Archer, to the Ribald*. Amistset-Sargeoos ' • B. H. Carroll, to the Formidable • and )Puree*, to the Victory, for service at Hadar Hospital. .Ce - ting-Aasistont-eargeons : W. Graham, to tho Drlvor ; and R. Neboon to the Rinaldo. Third Clees'Aseistest-lieciator E. Carlin, to the Han- Acting Third Clam Antiotaat-Eogineer W. T. Goidle, to the Cumberland, as supernumerary. PORTSMOUTH, Mar 6. The Indomitable, hired sailing transport, sr rived at Spithead this aftermice from China, liarleg ea board a division of the gaesn's Regime & She has made a keg pump treat Use Cape of Geed Hope, having esperie contrary winds during • geed portion et her w grOvrices, 6, paddle sloop, Captain W. J. 8. Panes, whose snivel at Spitheed from China was aasseased yester day, bas received orders to proceed to illiesimem to al. The itiasklo, 17, mew corvette, was this mare* by Command— W. N. W. Hem" V.C. Mari Ann Prickett bad likewise had 5/. to the ravings bank. Had left an authority for ha withdrawal at home with Margaret aed Ann ; aari 41. 10e. of it had theordiogly ham taken out by thou. Hearyjethero, a perk butcher, bad *draped a sum of 61. 10s. to Gabriel Smith. It was "timid to him by two wan en the Oxford Savings Mak. Gabriel Smith said that be had married Swainish Prickett is 1640. Could not reed, but Mr. Hairy Robinson, sou of the lath town clerk al Oxford, bad Wight him to write his mane. Went with Mr. Holloway to draw the mousy from the Oxford Savings Bask. Margaret Prickett sigusd her alder's =me is the ceder, and be (Smith) witessnad it with Asa Prickett. Had wirer represented humid, to Mr. Holloway to be Mr . Pricker", but many persons in Oxford betides Mr. Holloway called him Prickett Margaret pies* wrote her sister Mazy Ana Prickett's we.. Civerezanuned—Was • gardener, a fanner, and • carpenter. Had no carpenter'. shop; but when be worked at that trade it was from home. Had bad a brat of seven acne of lead sines 1855. Had previously rested on of two or three acres from Mr. Simmonda, Had 1355 a garden of • little more than half an acre. Had a wit of ejectiou commeoced spiost him by the widow of giimeseds. Had pleaded as agreement with the deceased. Om the Ant court day the widow swore that it was in her kusband's handwriting, bat on the wooed court day she swore it was sot. That suit was sot yet settled. At the trial in the Court of the Exchequer Oscar Palmer was called to prove an admission of the agreement on the gait of Sim. moods. Palmer had lived at Kentish•town, at No. 17, Newmaothrest, sad in Wiltesisquars, Islington. Could sot tell where be was now. Wrote to him two months ago at No. 3, Caveedish-street, Kratish-town. Believed that ha would be produced so a witness. Had been told that he was present co the first day of this trial, but did see him. Saw him when he was subpoenaed. That wee on Wednesday is &home ea Selfroa-hill. Saw him also as fistriday evening. Met him casually la the street, just siker the court roes. Re-examined—The action of ejectment commenced before the magistrates, who recommended an amicable set tlement. Then there was an action in the county court, in which the plaintiff was nonsusted. There was • second trial in which she succeeded. Finally witness oommeneed an aegis. on the agreement is the Court of ilnabequer, and obtained • verdict that the agreement was in Simmonds's ►andwriting. Witness obtained a uew trial on the ground at adadiseetion as to damages, and the other aide having moved for a commission to (asinine witnesses in Australia, the case remained undecided. _ _ _ After ZZiiii;iiisl;;;iemos Henry °sear Mawr was walled ow mimosa, bat did Dot &news/. The watt than adjourned. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. Ltictoeic Verney, 26, a Frenchman, described is a tutor, pleaded guilty to six indictments charging him with stealing property from different hotels in thn metropolis at which be bad taken up his abode as a guest. The facts have bon given within the last few days in the Guildhall police report. The prisoner woo oottooold to 12 months' hard labour. NEW COURT. (Before T. Obaraben, rag., Q.C.,Common Serjeant.) Cori Coufsson, 19, tailor, was indicted for stealing ham MOM Yaw and another, hie masters, the sum of 3191. Mr. F. H. Lewis prosecuted, and Mr. Lloyd defended. The prosecutors are tailors in Cannonstreet, and it sp peered that the prisoner was one of their workmen, and apes the morning of the robbery being discovered the pri soner was seen to leave the premises, he having been con eys's& there all night. It was then found that • partition mar • drawer in which the money was had been cut through, and the contents taken out. The jury found him Guilty, and he was esnienced to twelve months' imprisonment. - - Gong 111"Donaid, 26, labourer, pleaded guilty to a bur glary in the dwelling-boua• of Edmund Batchelor, and stall thro e coats, valued at l2a, and at the same time amul and bating the said Edmund Batchelor. Mr. M' sell prosecuted. Sentence of death was recorded against the prisoner. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Joke Griner, ore d a German brass baud, was charged as follow. irtßichard Temple Were, wine merchant, of 9, Queen street, Mayfair, said that about ten that morning the p-i• sneer and some other, forming a Mass hand, came and played near hie house. He asked them to stop, telling them that his child was iIL The prisoner said be did not believe it, and the band want ou playing. He went for a onastable and gave the prisoner into custody. Thomas Salisbury, a constable, said be bad heard the bead playing, and who, he was fetched by Mr. Free the baud WWI off playing. Mr. Nen said the baud had just left off playing one tune, and were about to begin another. In simmer to Mr. Mansfield, the wadable said the band had esaaed playing when he came into sight. Mr. IsadaM asked what the man was playing? The con. M•ble said a corset. Mr. Meadield said if he had been clear on one point he should have bad no hesitation in inflicting a similar lige to Met is Mr. Italibaga's an. The constable ant sasitig the primacy playing, there wee some question as to the 11.14 of the eina's afresh Ha had not been asked his Wren, 'Mak night lam besa dace, and as then was some doubt should, so flothe by which the Ms had bees brought there, h. him. WAAGE OP POMMY AaAmer A COVENTRY TOWN COUNCILLOR. Much pain has been inflicted upon the inhabi tant. of Coventry by the sudden apprehension of Mr. Gil bert Burbury, tir outer of as extensive hanyerd, and who is supposed to do business toe large amount in connexion with the le•ther,trade. The accused was taken into custody on Friday night, and lodged in one of the cells at the r um station, on a charge of forging au acceptance to • bill of exchange for 4001. The prisoner is • metuber of the town council, and has hitherto occupied a position of the highest repeatability is the town. He is understood to have been affected in no limited degree by the recent heavy failures in the leather trade, his affairs having been for some time in • state of considerable pecuniary emharrammeet. Much commiseration is univenally felt for him and for his wafer , Minato wife and family, the prevailing impression being that the difficulties with which he has been surrounded are not the malt of reckless or imprudent trading oa his own part. The prisoner was brought up in custody at the police court ou Saturday morning, the magistrates present being Thomas Roden, 8. Vele, and E. Phillips, &qrs. Hv 'ap pearedop: sensible of the painful position which he was and to have been suffering acute mental suish. e court and the avenues leading thereto were wded with people. The was then in due form charged with having, es the 86th of December last, forged a bill of exchange, rag to be slimed by John Gregory, of Birmingham , ri r rl i tent to defraud the Union Bank ing Company, at Coventry, of the sum of 3001. Mr. Dowse appeared for the prosecution. Mr. Thomas , Duman was in attendance on behalf of the accused. itfr. Dewr bray opened the case by stating that the 7rtion was instituted, though with great reluctance, h u e directors of the Union Bunking Company. The highly respectable and honourable position which the pri soner had hitherto borne made it a matter of the deepest concern to them to take this step ; but they felt they should fail in the discharge of their duty to the shareholders and to the public if they omitted to do so. lie did not purpose going into the Cale upon this occasion, a most material witness, Mr. Gregory, not being is attendance, sufßcient time not hawing been afforded to bring him from Birmingham. He therefore applied that the prisoner might be remanded for a week. . 21;74utisoitb; information having been sworn to by Mr. Swan, manager of the Union Bank, the applkatiou for a remand was acceded to by the bench. Mr. Browett applied that the prisoner might be admitted to bail, and Mr. Dews' offering no objection , th e bench accepted security for th e prisoner's appearance, himself in 1001., and two sureties in 1001. each.—Birminglui Daily Pug. LAW AMUR/311NT bocirr r. —A meeting of this weary was held yesterday evening, at their rooms in Water loo-place, the Recorder of London occupying the chair. The adjourned discussion on Mr. J. Pitt Taylor's paper, on "The Expediency of pawing an Act to permit Defend;nte in Criminal Courts, and their Wives or Hubbell& to Fitawilliam, testify on Oath," was resumed. Mr. t:stillborn, Mr. Blundell, Mr. Allen, Mr. Daniel, and others having expressed their views on the subject, Mr. J. Pitt Taylor replied. The chairman said that if the object of the proposed chan was merely to arrive at the truth, he should have no objection to it. It had been sail that theexamination of the prisoner was to be voluntary, but from his experience he could say that, ad d point of fact, it would be compulsory, for if a pri mer eolioad to be asataioed. it would leeve him open to such an attack from the opposing counsel, as would seriously prejudice him in the minds of the jury. Taking all the cir cumstances into consideration, the cases of successful per jury were so exceedingly rare, that he would prefer the present evil to the alteration proposed by the resolution, for he was not prepared to brave public feeling on the ques tion. Be entirely approved of the second part of the pro position that wives or husbands of prisoners should be examined, because, next to the prisoner, they could give the best information. The resolution that a change in the pre sent mode of examining witnesses io crimival cases was necessary, was ultimately carried unanimously. • • - - ST. GIOROOI4III-THR-EART. —The parish church of St. Ceorge's•in•the•Fist, so long known for the disturb.. antes which took place there week after week, seems to have been completely handed over to what, in clerical hruseology, is called "the low church party." Mr. llagulre of Clerkeswell, has bean preaching Users, and next Eltindsy Yr. Kyle, of lielnUogham, is to have possession of the pulpit. Kr. &yin King's leave of absence will expire in July, but it somata be doubtful at present whether he will again eater apes the active duties devolving upon him as rector of the parish. There is a rumour is the neigh bourhood that a change of benefices, with a clergyman near Oolchester, is in omitemplation.... PRRTIrTION or ART IN WATCH MANUFACTURER. —'• The stranger In London cannot fall to he struck with the magnificent estahllshments of goldriniths with wide& the city abounds. Such displays as ere presented to the eye are rarely to be met with In any other city in the world. Indeed whole tor toises are concentrated In theirwlndows. Foremost among such establishments is that of kir. Henson. 33 and 34, Ludgate-hill. and 46 and 47. Cornhlll, which may trnly he called the Home of Art. livemthusg eshthits the most perfect taste; and white the beau tiful in thus cherialesd, the useful is also carefully studied. 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