The Express. — London, England, 1861-03-28 00:00:00

• -. ' .. • , . . , . . . . , 4 THE i . „ EV EN ING , . MARCIE 28 1861. NT I.' IL S8.TrIU1181)A . .. __ ___ NAVAL AND MILITARY. Tli E FOI:TJIMMINO CiN.11.7.1. if :*ntelligenct. awns Cocas-(Before Mr. Justice Hill) I refused to take it, telling him I did not know him, and MARKETS. • 11011BESV AT DILWOIATH, lIIAR BLAcCIUIB. left with the *Aisles. I returned and told him that if he - . • -- -•-- • ADMIRALTY, MAnte 27. -A r ruINT II ERTL -o- 138 following are the headings into which the form to be 111G11 COURT OF CHANCERY. After the dsepateh of our parcel last evening, the pomm e l liked I would go and get the note charmed. He gave me HIDES AND LEATHER.-The leather mast= during fur the prisoners respectively addressed the jury. the note produced I did not leave the goods ; 1 took it to Liman= T. H. B. Eakews, le the Heresy . illd up is divided : RAITER TERM, last the put week has bees dull, but without an material change Y A BeneS ? Rs Lone Citancifuoit.-At Wedmraster : April 11 , Several winnow Were called to prove that the prisoner' the Bank of England, and found that it was stopped. in value of any article. There was not an exessaive supply Cloef Eiumove T. L Welker. to tee Hoge ;C. K. 1. Name and Surnaw.-No person absent on the night at loadenhall oil Tuesday. but in every article it WRI billy Apo al nations and appeals . At Llevoollo'sdnu : le. Petitions could not have been at Dilworth on the morning of the Haydon , a detective, merely corroborated the statementof arid appeals. 17. 18. 19. 20, U. 33. 24. Appeals. 25. Appeal motions ! robbery. Keswieli. to the Majestic ;J. C. Itnhin to the lodes, of Sunday. April 7th, to he entered here ; except those who Russell. fie Au,. .4 the machinery of the Platelet : nal B. Berber, easy be travelling or out at work duns, that night, and who and appeal ; 2e. 27, 2(1, 30. May 1. Appeals. 2. Appeal Motions H a adequate to the wants of buyers. Loodoo market hides guilty, and he was then sworn, and de- The prisoner was then remanded iu order to procure the • • • maintain previous rates. The chief transectims in foreig h M. the ten , be chafe. og the morhirohn of the Mhos& Mara Mane on Monday . April 14th . Write after the name and appeals ,3, 4. fi. Appeals; 7. Petition and appeals :s. Apo that l ea wdlev, Jackson, and Barnes were not with attendsnoe of some witnesses from Edinburgh. raw hides are confined to South American horse hides, of Aordent "i.e.:eon E. F. Ides, to this florets. be ''uothow't In the fi"nee of bens are erce g ted. " Co n o w eb tl etdg n tehearkebdbet7:wasitocmeas committ e d , him there, and he Plae lr e i e lii d ast all i elea Thert, a the bead of the family the names of his wife, children, peal motions and anpeali. N.8.-Such days as his lordship shall • was charged with stealing a number of which about 6,000 have been sold at previous rates, and P 9 •....t. rT. NI Itimer, I. Ike Blertheim. aed other relatii es ; then visitor., Ac., and servant.. BIT. .NE THE AI Asiva ov Ilia Mills -At Westminster • Apia the property of Mews. Coulon and 4,250 salted Australian bides, also at former quotations. 11 .' 4 ' 1., %"`"L"'" F. Mar and W. H. Foe. to the lm- 2. Relation to ilrAti of Family. -State whether wife, son, Walker, from the warehouse of Mr. Julian, of 4K, Bread -15. 3lotions. Al Cho . neery-lane : le, 18, 19, General paper : fel _died that he did not, yr• ffaal.lr, fie arrelee NI the Needy§ ; . 1. E. thwher, to the daughter, or other relative, visitor, boarder, Sc.. or semen, 2... Neitiooo. short causer adjourned ammonite... and aeneral 1 31r. Higgins replied at some length. street, their agent. COTTON . -Liviraroot, Rugg 27.- Th e isles of cotton pni,,... fl o ral; E. H. Chewer, to the Commack ;H. M. 3, condition. -Write either " Inenied. ° " widower. - I paper, 22. t.t. 24, General paper 2.). Notions; 26, General paper: His Lordship summed up ; and The jury returned a verdict of Guilty against all the "-le-- The prisouer, who had nothing to say, was remanded. today are estimated at 8.000 bales, sad consist of the fol. fern .:,. to the %kaki W. H. Merinos, te the Jason ; •• widow," or " unmarried," against the mines of all penis's l 17. Petltiens. short causes. adjourned summonses, and general J W ...asks, to the filaweareil ;C. H. I. Laughs, to except yo children. I Inner May 1, Genera paper 2. Motions . 3, tomend MARLBOROUGH-STREET. lowing descriptions :-6,060 bus, •a sd. to 9d. ; 240 the i ..t.vy. for arrow is the Haiti; T. G. Free. to the 4. `ea .-' rite "ll " against males, end o F • age i red , paper . 4, Petition'. short causes. aiipoirned summonses, and •°°,,•7• after . Jaws May, • young man, described as • glamblower, Perusals, h4d to id. t 200 EfElPhout, hid. to 9,1 .; 1400 commenting upon the atrocious but who refused his aMreas, was charged with stealing • Surat, 4(d. to 50.-of which 1,500 are for export. A ft.i.tum. ;J. shirker, to the Mass ;R. E. Acklow , to the females. enteral Parer .6, 7. General paper 8, Motions. h. 13.-I mop. nis L ordship, posed petitions Must lo presented and copies left with the sem- ' crime of which the prisoners had been found guilty, said he watch of the value of 51. the property of Mr. Randolph quiet steady market at the prices of yesterday. Rearreld ;J. 11. Venn, to the Headhal ;R. Depth, to the r.. A i . (L as t Birthday ).- For infanta under one dear . Fitt eli or before the Thursday preceding the Saiturday on which felt it to be his duty to pass upon each of them such a sen- Vonadel.:e, (or mane to the Lizard ;H. C'. Tremayne, state ~1. age in months, writiug " under 1 mouth, • 1 ins intended they should be beard . and any causes Intended to w ow as would, he hoped, strike terror into every person who wee disposed to violate the law in the outrageous man- grocer , of 194, King's-rood Chelsea. M. 3borett. and F. H. Whirishek, to the A rrgnat, as month ""2 months," Ice. he bead as short causes must be se marked at least one clear Bmi Th i t p ali nneCutor said he was in a , sale-room in Oxford. CORN- -0081.0 h. folhhclf no - Onr market was eery slow nape ru ion-rinse G. Rink, Profession , or occupation. day before the saw can be put In the p.iper to be so heard. istroßE THE Loa's Jr:fruit" -At Westminster .• April il net they had dom. He sentenced Barnes, Jsckson, and street the previous aftemoon, when he felt •• tug at his to-day, best wheat makiug last week's prices ; but inferior .hi tin ; .Ismasat Sewn 1. Felber, to the lais. 7. Where liorn. -I Opposite the names of those born in . - ' ' Ma del to t 1 ' alh II spew motans, At Lincoln skin : 16. Appeal motions and are weY we in years pen servitude each ; ay- pocket and missed his watch ; lie charged the prisoner h with was L. lower. There Wit• • good huluirY after beano, Engird, write the county, and town or parish. If Imre in peals : 17, 111. Appeals : 19, Petitions in lunacy and bankruptcy, dock (whom be looked upon as the ringleader of the gang) costeddingnoit leave.n cro The wd wate was h w so as p gio w ea ked t th w a p t awd homprisodcdnmer week.wbich were taken m ee d, o 42 % itt m l& w a s. d ; vano i d t . 4, 505. 0ats to sarn 62 : , es bmu lait , F, ect. DAV 111 k1i11y. , ..4 battdifiti miler was Stotiatel, Ireland. the British C•oloniee. or the Eget Indies, appeal petitions. and appeals; 10, 22, e, 24, Appeals ; 45. Appeal to fourteen years' penal servitude ; and Corbridge (whom - • 455. to49s. ; oats, 245. to 25e. per 11 stone. conduct was perfectly disgraceful to anyone calling himself yeanolis. leaned, directing the savers ) eolenteer rig s state the country. If born in foreign pouts state the motions and appeals . re, Petitions in lunacy and bankrn . ptcy, • man) to fifteen p r od ears' penal servitude. Alfred Pike, artist in hair, of Dove mt. Leather-lane, StocaTonme-Tras, MABCII 27.-n. arrivals of wheat nap. at Woolwich, Greentsielt, Killasok, churl- country ; arel if also • British aul.ject add " British sub- &Anal petitions, an d a appeals: 27. 29. 30. lunacy Ma y 1, Appeals . -, Ap ia t h e eteD dm . b e . peal motions and ppean 3, Petitions In and bankruptcy, This eaa . awa the court the whole des said, while in the saloroom he saw the prisoner take his. from abroad for the past week sit fair ; from the coast T°l• LAMi4I./1. Dvisthlft l . lee., to are able at El- i :est." or " eataralised British subject," appeal petitions. and appeals .4,4 7. Appeals. 8, A Rai • - day. hand out of the pocket of his Inverness cape, awl drop the exceedingly limited. At this day's market there was a mode there. on Wede..lay next, accomparkal by the three Igo if Deldeuid - Dumb wr 151hel • -Write eind. inns and appeals . Not e.-The dais if amp ea = the Ihnsili.* or t . Mint" owesite the name of the person : and Lords Justices...hall be esingol In the fun court, or at the Judl- -- watch from his bud, it striking his (winter's) foot in fall- rate supply of grain from the growen. Wheat was held beads of the belt...lion, for a sense of field day" erolutioos, WESTERN CIRCUIT.-Dswiz Ma MI, RCH 27 . Mg. Re picked it up and gave it to the prosecutor. Pri- for • further advauce, which buyers resisted. The supply sad it is .a fed that the battalion will be reviewed by if so from birth. add " from birth." Sal Committee of the • Prtvy Council, are excepted. Viecouist Sydney, Lord Lieutenant ..f the county. The follow/ler general instruction will accompany each BEriiitE THE VICI.4.II4AIICILLoa 'Ht RICHARD T. 2.11/11111T. (Before Mr. Boron Martin.) loner asked him if he had seen him drop it, and be told him cleared off at the extreme prices of last Wedneday. Gets, that he certainly had. beaus, and peas unaltered. Barley • dull sal.. Import* form to be filled up by the occupier or person in charge of -At Westminster: Apell 15, Motions. At lacrobialen: 16. 17 Petitions • 20, abort A MOCK CLZEGTIAN. Thomas Jambs, 182 C, proved taking the prisoner into during the past week t-WheaCcomtwise, 180 gra; foreign, - the dwelling. If the house is let or sublet to different le, General paper; 19. • O• 81••• effiouresai Edward Seymour Byrd, ahas &Jepson was indicted for custody , and Welsh, the gaoler of the court, having stated 1,800. LONDON ROWING CLUB.-TIE DEL FOUR families or hole each occupier or lodger most make a summon ses , and general . paper: . _ '22. 23. 24. General paper ; 2a n 'general paper, D., rattans : 27, Short CMOS . ad- feloniously and wilfully solemnising matrimony between that he 'was well known , the rinson• er, who remised hie de- P4ll/1. return for his portion of the house tuna a separate paper. loumedl2llnotiset and general paper : 20, 30, May 1, General Geo r g e White and A n t Andrew', according to the rites of Gore, was committed for trial. GLAnnow, MANCE 27.-At this day's market the attar - --- , Rook P e P er ' LumM"ti"ne and ge ne ra l linger ' & • ~..,___,• the Church of Ersgland, he not being in holy orders, at Just previous to the above robbery notice was lodged at so. the fail prices of last week being isolated on tar 11.0 annual race for this prises preseuted by Mr. Instructions (fir filling up the column headed , cause ,, owned summonses, and ,__ ltcnball,on the 10th November. The prisoner, who had the Marlberoughmews station of another watch robbery at kith wheat and flour, and in some eases 6d. re boreal Bellow% Cox President of the Leaden Rowing Club, open praession, 1 kcupation": paper ; 8, otions and general paper. " N ne .V.- PaPsr Any causes ' 111 ' T in s. "'""'‘tended other . persons of rank to go b e m a w as s h or t causes must tie ee marked at drat ... m a w omm brought up from Beacon , where he had been tried for the same place. more was made is retail for the latter. Barley very dull. ti all c*.utsi, ‘..a..... oil yesterday attests, at Putney, iriel The superior talk of peers a n d day before the same can be put In the paper to he so heard. • similar diem's, pleaded not guilty. SOUTH WARN. Oats and oatmeal ant a slow male at previous rates. Beans Inoduced `"nst 4 the met saellailkent iwit-Warfd rowing l w ilw ' rt " l • " w e l l " an y high ones which they nay hold. Strom Yee VICI-CHANCHLUIR SIR JOHN Df17A31.--At West. Sir F. Blade, Q.C.. said Mr. &re, prosecuted ; the pri ers" seen neon the Thames et any other rine The Venue ll etietrates, aliermen, and other Iniant public offieen, sinner : Apell 15, Wagons. At Inas-obis-Inn : IR, 17.1* Gene- sober was nn d e f en d e d. William York, an engineer beloming to the Eugenie, • Hamburg steamship, waa brought before Mr. Ocanbe c h ase . and pea@ in Lair retail demand. Indian cern without a...unlimited the IiVII with a large number .1 ladies and to state their proteins,* after their title. tel g a p er ' l e ' P erigees end g eneral p a p er ' 1 0 , 221 " 12 reu s es and This prosecution waa instituted wider the Marriage Act, charged with smuggling • quantity of tote= [rem that aentleuen 041 lass d. aad there were aka a Lige number of Army and N a ey,-Ada. aster the rook, "Army," general paper, 22, 23, 24, General paper : :U, Motions and gene- . - spectatoot aou •loore. " Artillery " " Royal Navy," " Royal Engineers, " Ma- tel DAP , 26. Petitions and general paper: 27. Short causes and prissy the history of the ease was this : -In the mesa. GOALS. - Loupes, Mown 27.-Bell's Primrose Gas, rower star. nom" " Ella India !Uri "as the cue may he. Oaken general paper : 217. 11, May 1. General paper : 2, Motions uud ?Vol of last year th e yaw= Wee a manor In A. Themes smith , an officer of her lifejestr's Customs, Aid , 13a. 6d. ; Crsghead Stearn, 14s. Pd.; Davison's West Hartley, Jerrie and Gibbous, K &akin Rowing Cloth (Red en .. h i du pey. o or .. • to be described . m e i.. general paper; S. Petitions and general PhPer; 4. Short MUMS 581 p =so hool, Lead en , und e r the Rev. Mr. yedsorMay eitensom be was doing duty on board the vessel 15a. 9d. ; Dean's Primrose, 14s. 6d. ; MiulkuP Harden and general paper •6. 7. General PaPer. * Mothins.-N.B Any M , and he obtained that appointment without ►any in. in gegen, lying off Horselydowa when the prisoner came lle. 9d. ; Tanfield Moor Butes, 13s. : Walker Primrose. an d White) I Oresawich, and other peasoniers, to be so desimeted causes tutended tali, heard ma short canoes must be so Marken timation that he me in holy or d er ; indeed he said that the to the gangway, sad was about to descend to • boat akar 12a. 9d. • Walls End Wherecliffe, ; Walls Fraid Cus:once cad Boyden, louden Rawls; Club (aloe Poems" in the civil armies to state the department to at least one clear day before the same cap be put In the paper I so d Whim) 0 which they are attached after their teak ; those on the to he so heard. hours of the school were so convenient that he should ham side for the purpose el 'n ashore. Witness, suspecting Bre/Idyll s Hatton, 17s. ; Walls End Stewart's 18s. &i. ; E. G. It wood aed L. Back wood, Richman' Row- sur or r i autiota list to be so distinguished. 16F01.11 THE VICITCNAIWILLOR SIR W. P. WOOD.-At Wen 0 00 3 Og time to himself for the offices of the he had something cos about lain, asked him if he Walls Had Tunnel', 17e. ; Walls End Thor:al m a :4, lse. ; , He left bishop Tamer's school in June, bed any tobanso secreted about him. He said that he had Camay and Dufh7n Malting, 245.-Ships at 70 ing t tub ,„„. o f .. o Vi ce , a .. .. c General paper, 20, Petitions, short causes, and general paper; 1860, the name wader which he had nand being that of sot, but witness called him back, when co searching him he add, 24. Distinee , - Putney to Hanimenunith. The Brickyards se, " „ . -:---_,A___ cure of _ o . 2 0. 23, u nborn '• pap e r ; 26, motions and general paper; 26. Edward Norman Carew. Ou the 18th September he was found cakes of foreign manufactured tobacco secreted 1s his .lashed away with a See lead, but were immediately collared '" -•• ", o r "'"'""w` - u etme d mai% 27, hum., smart cause., and general Meier. ; found under the name of Edward Simpson at Linton. Here- stockings sad all his pocket* we altogether three to . employ the Mishit* term " clerk." Roman te. $O. May I. General paper s 2, 2, Motions and general pee • e • ' ' ' oa T TRAFFIC RETURNS. by the Pi ist.ton lair who he beautiful style drive • away, q•••tedea •' ' fordalure, where he aid duty forth* Rev. Mr. Curtis. He poen& and a quarter. He am rag y took him into end by . liar .1 good 'rowieg and steering lachl their own,• catholic priests , and Mint= of foreign churches, to return General paper : 4, Petition, short ceases , and xenon naner • 6 there pretended that he was a Master of Arts, of Oriel Cob cudedy. themselves as such, and to state the name of the church or . 7 General pope . 8, Haloes and genral paper .- 9 - fi - . Any '• Mee Paw Kee Teta, Total and *on lay three leegths. The Louise pour, bas degrees cause" intended to he heard ae short causes must Dew marked logo. Oxford, and that he was curate of Bridgerok. Devon, Mr• Combs asked the prisoner what he had to may to the *AMWAY/ open serer shaadhis 1861 1560 • came up with the Itriekwinida, and passed them at Craven ' ' chapel in which they o ffi ciate. Dissenting ministers to re at least one clear day before th• tame can be put In the papa and Calhegtoo, Cornwall, Mr. Curtis looked at the "Chin- charge. Week nen Jan. 27. 4 A t Totters in secood by 12 ninths. tarn themselves as " Independent minister , of ..._ to be so beard. col Directory," ad not finding the name " Edward Norman He mid that it was deceased taboo)°, and be thought it Or= ken Peninsula .. on 1,915 L 456 4.170 3,636 ChspeL" " Woolen's Minister, of - Chapel," eis. aresiel) MT. COMO," spoke to the Prisoner on the subject. There was • was no Mem carrying it ashore for his own use. Week ending March 16. Local or occasional preachers must return their ordinary COURT OF PRORATE AND DIVORCE. .. m ein " p eeve . e l o t „, ,j o h r e e c o n e y C em b Nainbunth sedan/gm .. 141 - , - .6.161 5.728 F. Online and Talfourd, West London Reel 'grapelike.; but may add, " Local Methodist preacher, ha , ridge, and The Custem- house officer informed his worship that ~_, „,,_,,, „___ „. ... - 1,863 iteoo Menem 27. Calhagton, Oars:rail, and the prisoner explained the differ- there was an eitemive system of smuggling carried on by of ; k ",l".,jj ee ' ," j ter 7 l 7 i t ' . CIA (Red • sod whits stripes 1 Legal Profession -Barristers to date whether or not in Wilma Anil Wilson, Kingston &mina ilia ailed practice ; officers of any court, Ac., to state the de- (Before the Judge Ordinary.) moo by =Nag that those who me& up such directories the mews of the foreign steamers, cad the greatest vigilance m et h D ee .. - 461 460 (Violet and white) 0 sari • ofoffice mad name of court. The designation puou BTAIIKET e. lITAILZT AND Hanle wen not in the habit of making proper inquiries. With was wired to detect the offenders. The prisoner knew ereek era time learehe, Lister and Pitt, West Leaden Bowing flubthose exceptions, he said, the descripthe was correct, On well be was bnoking the law, or he would not have been so Belfast &N. Coalition-. 100 707 795 1.502 1,610 " attorne y" or " solicitor to he confined to those whose In this case the adultery of the respondents had been S 8 174 72 046 - (Dark blued o the 28th September under the teDOS of wishim to visit mild in secreting the tobacco, which was not damaged in Cork and Voughal a ~. •, ~_, names are actually u pon the Roll. Clerks in solicitors' proved, but the petitioner had also been found guilty of GI ter , * P re - -- didWaterford and Limerkk 77 541 520 1,073 1,010 Glatettee r - Putney to Hammersmith. arrant AIM Ai* . tAtbedrid, be left Linton, and not the hest. . dime should state whether solicitor's managing, articled, consorting with prostitutes. oed and Yams, 81 123 150 173 361 fount went away with • slight lead, @terries A good coarse, or meeral clerk. Dr. Phdli Q.O , now moved that the whole of the again return. He wrote to Mx. Curtis, however, Mr. Combs ordered the prisoner to pay the sum Of W a led Unstick and Fortes the Wilens being more out in the rough water half a length memLe ofthe died prof ion to state the university, axle ' bit& husband. n uteru. Listet and Pitt wont away brolly, anti were anon The next heard of him was Man . application to Mr. Faithful', Week ending March IL eollegto. or ball , of which the y grad tee, fe llo ws, Dr. Spinks submitted that the wife was not entitled to are WI orLAMBETH. out of th- rice 14 slip= oar. To Craven Bryant led 1 •s olicitor , of Winchester , who sdvertised for • tutor for South Walk - , tailgates ; also whether they Practise as physician, cur- more than the sum pad into court ; and also that though . * had . Mary Ann Simms, who described herself se a " respect. by a length, hut tilt his son. In that application he said. I Week oink March U. Wile grad . '•ifY e"rn'll F.P. ge on , dentist, oculist, general pructitioner, A c., or are " not the husband had failed as against her, he had failed as "- am ' ki ll " Ale married woman," was charged before Mr. Elliott with Gee ., g ert a: g . a 283 9,836 15,307 25,133 91461 and a onsguifieent medi.sr lima race ensuid, from the'Doom= similar to that which you have to offer. am w og (kook ood oreat 4 g a ai tar e attea at s purgatm o s Ga ., efeatera practising." ' ht to against the co-respondent, andthattherefore Irwin ough t Crabtree to within a handed yea& el she bridge, where the ,teacher., pu IC authors, and emeriti c cow e in t costs. Prof ni bl' writers, • '8 he I owed • he 21 yean of ego, and intend eventually to take holy orders." Te h moode. London A North Western 9662 =OM 44.183 70.704 75.418 Wile. mon suddenly Mesa= eat el their ctourse. lost the heat Mr. Faithfull, however, did sot engage him, and an about a men. to state the particular branch of science or literature Sir C. Cromwell said that as the wife bad succeeded in Thome' Caoley, 169 H, deposed that on the evening London & South Wolters - 10,666 6, 4 34 17,400 by a weldor of lengths. week or ten days sfterwanle he put himself in cocommice- Manchester, Sheffield, and which they teach or pursue; artists , the art which they her suit she was entitled Sober full oosta,men if they should ti on red ut y at th e a mac eof th e v. Mr. before he was T be 1 Re FINAL kW.non wi th Mr. Bedford, curate of &dial, Wilts, who was 0„„,..,,~,Incobishlre Jervis end Gibbons Dome f or the benefit of his health. He as= r - e - • n where • bazaar was being held, when the prisoner Cerooreu - 761 40 1,111 1,010 s column. pnsented herself for admission, but the attendants, deem t o ...w e sa d g et t e r*. pool 11,4,92 puce 34674 miseo Bryant and !albeit 0 second application, it introduced • • • very embarrassing qua. i":::„; ; 77 ,..„ __,, ,„_,_ __ _ Persons engaged in commerce, se merchants, brokers, non but he could Dot give costs against a persea spinet "" ....' ee . """"'S l'ses lodged a* *°* "°.° °‘ . 'as. Duawn• Mg that she was in a state of intoxication, refused her pass. w es t Midland The distance was here rememd. Jervis arid Wilson first did . duty in the church ea Sundays, and agents, commercial travellers, to state is all eases the para. whom the petition had failed. .., ing, and requested her to retire. This she refused to do, Onwestry and Newtown 2O 109 230 339 - Made the rowing at • good = hut th° ° there d i rectly clear kind of business in which they are 'waged, or the The husband was, therefor*, left to pay al the nests ,whilet,ie the P ari .2l ~..„_he w ef . ,.. 7 ` 4 l____,_ ll eted,_,_hy , _th,l, _Rel . . ___,B. H . and became so noisy b compelled to remove her Illeter Chet e was - 884 780 1.614 1,511 alms level, and taking the shore coot of the wind staple in which thee chiefly deal Xmoben of the Stock A similar order was made in "Goode e. Goode sad ''''' '"'"'" " 41 ''''' '''" 4 "' prod uce 'es ""esn en.sne'erel by force. He passed her on 14 or 15 yards from the build. were "" three leers "teed. Jowl. wow Picked up &chaos*, Rut lithe merchants, kc. may be so dmaibed. Hanson. " the Bishop of Salisbury having an objection to =Caned ing but she returned and re-commenced the noise, and be rap e ll sed came leve at ball-a-mile, sad • use race fall - en, officieting in hie &omen for more than three ' • ANTHER REPORT. Commercial Clerk -always add in w h at branch of basinees. inos ultimately obr.ged to take her to the stationbouse. lawn! for 300 yards, when Bryant began to draw away, but (Note.-Clerks in the civil service , and in so li c i tor' offices, COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-MAzim TT. 17fill ye without inquiry. The prisoner excused himself by Th. prisoner denied being drunk, and said she went to ...--. Wannsear, MAW= V. 8 To I A 0. saying that his letters of orders had been lost with his lug- the Tabernacle with her husband, and complained of being the others rowed in to them. Bryaat first got away, hut not thould be distinguished as above directed.) (Before Xr. Oommissioner °adhere.) gage at Reading. On the 10th November be celebrated • fee to ; the Kingston pair wee away level main at the no term farmer to be applied only to the weepier ofimproperly Interfered with. IL H. D. 7. 13. I. 8. Onbtree, and a teranificent race seemed right home i hod. Example : " Farmer of 317 scree, employing 8 la. IN la WHITIT/LD. marriage between George White and Ann Andrews. The The officer mid the priooner's husband at once left tee Jams wine= by barely half hie length. G -ryant and bastion and 3 hors ;" the actual number of acres, and of The bankrupt was • woollendmper, of Tottenham-court- rural dean was importunate, and the prisoner promised to as°. at his request, and be was compelled to act as be IL . _ partner claits the foul, but it ma not allowed. The men sad boys e- 1 ed the f A 1 8 be" mp oy on arm, on ma , ing in •mad. This was the examivation meeting. The bankrupt go to Salisbnery to have an interview with the s od d on , captain of the club was umpire.had come to the court under the arnagement clauses ;tint bishop. . A day or two afterwarda he left all ewe inserted. Sons or daughters employed at home orMr. Elliott scudded her ill the drunkard's penalty of ea the him, may be returned -" Farmers we," kis propped to pay ss. in the not being satisfactory, &du ll ostensibly for that and did g s flaa d .... „„• ~,,,a a, .. ~,,..„, -'" the matter had been ad intocourt. 11not return, The police were placed on is track, and in -" or "" •'" -4----- - open e owes urn.Nom Amen CRICKET. " fannies dinghtes." Farm servants sleeping in the V IL oto unsecured creditors, ,181/. ;to those holding security, the beginning Of D• 020111011 he was aii=eaded at Deacon's LIM feemer's booms must be described in his schedule as "carter f I ' 1,3881. • liabilities, 1921.• all the property, valued at 9531., Readingmame. Leadadaiantnet, THE KINGSTON MURDER. lillaw7o6 tat: " Cr kammestil 29.4 0 46 ea &W. c An out-door la sourer working on •• farm must be do milnli t ali ssagistrates, pelim He was 4? • romans Bel coonneracee, massy ef the metropolitan elute playing • senbed as " ag ri cu lt ura l labourer," " shepherd," lee., as . It appeared from the report of Mr. Pennell, the official my sad pommitted by atter but oem- After the . prisoner, Martha Bradish, had been aemes • 46 611 46 B.&W. te their opening matches, sides generally being selected freerthat the banirud had paid scompogition of Be. 6d. zeittal hawse removed to Brecon, =ler • writ of habeas the case may be. committed kir trial upon the charged murdering bar OALwAT .- 11.40 69 47 W. the venation. Should the weather prove fine Blackheath, in elaruary 1860 3 sad to meet the payments he had 78 - otellui. aad he Ins bees tried and conyieted there of • =lb sister, she was taken back to the police-ststiou, and later is ROARIOIOOIII 2949 44 45 B.W. man setae's, or other employer In trades, uf basin the alms. Peckhatorns, Clapham•common, Wasideworth-common, mos . to al be di et ,„.• o i e h e d . Etem „ e , " Carpenter sorted to creed sales. The meets were sot sufficient to las offence. A number of bitten signed in various ways th e d ey was conveyed to Heeseinenger.hme (hall in afl hy Unarm, were put in, and the hindwriting of the prisoner was pm- respecter Armstroag. Her parting with her husband was VALIIIII% i :141 44 Al W. b b by anima clubs to ham • " Wed day." 1 "•''"" --" ' "---"^ "•-,'" Mr. Stopber, for the assignees, stated that the leasehold tively sworn to by sennl witacems. the number persons of the trade in is employ, if any on of the must painful description, sod the wretched woman &not= Tor Ce!ralett. ALUAllel CLOD AND THL CARLTON etre April a. In the ens of grins , the num ber o f property of the bankrupt had been mortgaged for more than The prisoner read a long statement in his defence, is almost beside herself with grief, and she repeat. r oma raw so 47 8. e - rens, - commence then seism tomorrow, when a friendly match i',„redsta value, aad acithing would oome to the estate from that which he submitted that hie identity had not been estab- M; si m red a d e use of the same expressions that were uttered by Dona .-. 29.54 53 61 181 b p should be retereed by one partner only. will be played between them at /Unpins. ho the am ed weeklies in mi .. or , sheet .., I source. The audit account showed that M. Pearsall had limbed, mid that the representation made by the party who her durin g her examination before the magistrates, and Poammoint. 1940 i 60 48 LW. o II i . FISINGTOS Mistime& -This club has but reetatly ohi the orte. um , • „ ler b reach ed "'" been out of poetise 2/. cekbreted the marriage, am to his in holy cyders, might which were to the effect that the whole of the dreadful POITLUID 20.50, 48 47 SM. r genera y work , and o Dell ecablished, but they are in sufficient strength toHis Honour said as no good could result from an adjourn. have meant the orders of the church of Rome. to her like • dream, and 1 " 71 °° 111 • • f °ell eg SY N. the mania, are 111,1111 to be distinctly • if theytransaction • Ileizenoa 20.47 47 46 W.W.I. o master enongh to play their first opening meta, to-morrow , , t - mo w in rho in ...Q. r r ew . ea s .. t mint he would allow the bankrupt to pass an the same His lordship, in summing up, said it had been deafly that she coo mot believe in its reality. While ieT • •••• 20. m; 47 , Kaz, samea. odB , prams- o width will take place at Hassled. _. tiuti n der i " " silk.throwster.• Where the trade is tench sub- terms es in Sellers's CAW, subject to any question that shown that the prisoner celebrated this marriage, and the ou her way to the . prison she expressed a with that COPlknAktn 29.78 40 - 1.N.8. o M'n tit !manna CUM - A Wonetini og the member* m divided: both trade and hemeh me to bereturned thus, might be 1111111 at the certificate sitting. only fad. thereibre. for the roooldorhOos of the al, was ewe of her sisters, who ri married, and at Wandsworth, MILD= 1 9.68 47 - LILL m this Huh err held es MONally . ••••111T at the club-house, I. m i t c hm i k,fi aid,. e• • • printer -oom p os it oo. . IN RE MARNA. whether the prisoner was ever In holy ceders at The should come to see her as soon as possible, but at the same Pate - B. e Gilealtilif Tavern, flu. Geogra-rosid, Southwark, when Artisans awl mechanic' should invariably state their The bankrupt was a ropes:Laker at Stepney. This was the prisoner ma doebtlein corred in saying that a person might time said that she should like to see her husband first. 11 8 70 glig ..• • gene ga - 1 o 211.71 i se - w.s.w. r resat new nemnbete were ed. The metals "T"lfed particular branch of art or business. termination meeting. The liabilities are of trifling amount. he la "holy "dere M the thumb of EMI., 17 •• then if he Although nothing his transpired to show that there is the Um , to he PleYrl• 7o with the ?vie/metal& rZaeihmtb, ,_ 31 "" - Weaver should always write " silk," "wool, " " wonted ," The bankrupt Passed toooPPoseol- really had been invested with the orders of that church, it slightest foundetion for the suggestion, then is very little Peli"' eel ..... )gelew P elit e u ,_,_ L iwiewi r. w wwi._ ?wit chi, he. rid " °aim:" te., before this general term , so as to express His Honour remarked on the absence of the adiator to Wel,_ftie, ditt,e____,t° ke„ . ..nevelt Fout 01 the het- , , doubt that. the dreadful act was committed under the EPLANATION. R.- Bar corrected and reduced to 111 dap. ae sten sea me "/ cw°"'""P'""w• end w"ww f uel e nu L'e uu'kee.../' se • &Wadi the 41181 which be weaves, thus, " silk. the meioses, who was represented by ii clerk, and mid that `W e Jug wwwuww ._Fuw w w_s_, thiliF , nil all kedlb. le., ff inflames of jealousy, and that the wretched woman i Ina level : each 10 feet, of vertical else, causing sheet awelwadiedth Moaned Mr. Johns, the hoe. secretary, would be this practice was boom' much too common. With a LIMI watePees said •• • WWI ••••• •b• 014 , 1000 o• WM" believed that an intimacy of en improper kind of an Inch dlmlnutiou; end each 10 deg.. above 14 dap, musing wearer. M hear from the Than= Dittos and Tandiarn-green cl-W lleeeeagempoi ters„laboarers, and sermon, to be dewribed view to check it he should . w the attorney's fees for mod guilty me of •• mod "mous character. mined between her . husband and the unha PPY nearly three hundredths increase. 11.-laposed theneonieter EAAT St tiff CLo& -This club is =kin rapid pro- according to the nature of their employment on the day of this sitting. It im Ile • the evil um w poen to conceivewoman whose life she destroyed in so In shade. M.-Moistened bulb (for • coil dew roe, mustwiefe upwards of 70 ownsbers. About a dozes ei ee „ new. roduce on Moiety if it were generally permitted. =w • manner, but at the same time it is point). D.-Direction of wind (tene-two pot kit of msg. (Before Ha Oemuderioner Fonblacqua)to 9 I - -Force (1 toll-estimated). c.--e•end (1 . The contract of marriage was • melt Important peon nsi the rather a curious fact that the prisoner herself hos never 240 4 7 . ara'has mita", (i.e. Wm ahead acre and others A perem following more than one distinct business Initials : b, blue sky, c, clouds (dchedl.._• I, kg: 1. ball; I. wre ale'et to eil mad'. Thar 'Memel metal will eel be amid 1111111 his several occupaticas in the order of their al BB 11211101 A AND NoR7II. rights of legitimacy and of properey were depeadenti made any allusion to this being the ground for her urn . thrlitnint ;m, nitua Man): o, overcast (*dß; r, rule ;IN anew ; played toksorroer. as previously 11110111011, LAT Will tells k..„, t ,„„" The bankrupts we keno w b ro k er ., of Bishopeptektreet. upon it. It was lie opimod e y * ems whose °pintos tatting the act, and the only explanation she has given is t, thunder. 8. Sea.disturbance (1 tole. plane ea the Ltd May. Pennon . • no • no ood This was the ezmodestiss meeting. The b alance-s h eet his was of gnat weight that •a atertiese was void unless that she must have been insane at the ti me. The unfortu. - 4 boldief ia .kee c tblic office. but derivina their Juncoes c h iefly sot filed; bees - celebrated in the presence el •• nal print Re begged nate young woman bad only been with the prisoner and „ mentann, ealisaide theilabilitini at 40,1.100/. The amount of to be understood as not _ expressing his °•• her husband • very few days, and they wore subject to SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LONDON OZIIEJLIL OM.TIBUS COMPANY fieui hew "' °dn.. ' diewleiww* Interest of n ' on- y , geese mime • mu m . our d ta th eel :-" Laded h. ° . eh premat be stated with any accuracy. An opinion on that point. He amid b•ppr when it be -- - constent observation, so that if anything improper bad -..--- prietor..• " Proprietor of Iron mt aisa. s. "'s tar l et , r o f adjowniestat we coasted. came necessary, to give that minion. He did not believe taken place it would in all probability have been no- CASUALTY. After our report kit yesterday, . Houses," " Fundholder," he., as the Mee may 11.0. Persons IN az 110110112 T. that any Parson wan data tralY that th e law. og England need, but it would seem that nothing of the Success, from this port foe Bens, has put hack leaky, supposed r• Ile Pao lalf•ad 111111aembeset. that the eneotioßbs aa • who have retired from basin= may be aimed thue-" Ite. Thin was the examination meeting in the case of T. 8. were cruelly administered • but whoa an educated man-, him was observed , and the deceased was looked to have struck a sunken wreck la the Channel-Liverpool. rued to the glee Hay; awl that a committee of twat) t i re d F onoor . , • .. &tired Groner ,e Boughey tee-dealer Great Tower-strest. Tbs bankrupt man who had to be • clergyman, and who pon as • a very welboonducted, respectable young woman. march ~, e shareholders be appabobedl to issestipite thoroughly the * * had been the u er.nrester el • eched-was found guilty k l u band of risoner is • very mart, soldier-like ' Pen= in 'hothouses, after being desaibed Is snali,alezeld has net surrendered , and ia nppomed to have IRSOODdId. , ... .., oeeoe li k _ l _ ~_ ~_ „_ A , A „,,,, ,„,,,,, „,„ I .„_, , .hos the P bests ar e SODOWIS doe eceepay, and that the have the s t a i n th e i r p ee k.. occu p a ti ons . His liabilities are between 2,0001. and 3,0001 ; emote about '•" """ like le .s . w ..."?....?: ..." sash sector '". W° l ° l •2 • man about the some age as herself, and he is very VESSELS sPolurat WITH. mio" 01, 07 la • 1 1 1,16000 d ••••‘•g••• . that the own' Women sad children to be metered accord= to the above 500 1 . Proclamation of outlawry was directed to he made to ceneequences, the tone was some for the raw to show tha t inueh respected by Colonel Challoner, the commanding sant. itevemeaserl Palm° to fill tae office of 'lire°. trisection& me occepatime of theme who me reg i alit4y the send form. it cello punish and put down acts of this sort . As • warn. °Moor of the regiment, and all the other offiasn. Besides Abide*, Quinn, from Liverpool for New Orleans, Feb. 4, Ist 41N i••• W•W MONA. =lath* , report 1 / 4 13 1 to • general en ed from home, or who follow any boobies at IN 12 AWOL W. LAIDLAW. ten toothers, he intsteded So Pam upo n him the extreme ._, hie appointment ae sergeant- major in the militia, he was loe 56 W. ndon let 34 388 lone. 40 R. ta ho haradta• enlled• sad that the run of such ja - to • recorded. Agoiast the WWI Of Clindtll, The bankrupt was • wine merchant or Borpcoort, st. sentence of the law * which was, that he be kep t I° P e "' lalso drill sergeant to the 12th Surrey Rifle Volanteer Raab Bengal, front Colombo for Lo • . , _ 43 14; Bullfinch 'barque), froui Loudou for Jamaica. March 17, lag servitude for tea yearn ment. god by the officers sail men of that corns he was mho he paid out af the funds of the enormity. daily Woad= school, or 'salvia( reader tuition at horns. Marr- s:& This was the first Maim Debt& 2.7001 : .. After our report bat yesterday, • Ihr. Pint. lowed as ea einendiraest, tbst the runti me b e ad trawl to the Met Ilay, nod that a committee of twenty. shasiehelders he sppelnied to Went ioste thoroughly the blahs and asesoim of Mr mispany. sad that they have the smielance ef es expedemeed escountant ; that the ease armee reesemend proper peewees to all the calm of direc tors smr minnt. awl farther Depart telly to a general to ha hereafter waled. mid that the cwt of ouch in he paid out of the hinds of the compaily. Tbeenslnsian, in replyin to ISM of the obeervations "lush had bees made, Said that it was imooseible to amid some bad chambers is so 'arp a body se the servants of t►i imams eamidsd eif--st the mate rune merycare was Mhos tst►eeessYes,ssdalthedrimes and conductors were ender es edlemit mean cif impectios. He believed that these& gentles of Wow oat their manliness would mato swear. Igoe mil low As to the buying up of the three esoilinese been Itra. Hammel, that it was a proper ellep wee prima, fur nth i they had paid 400 f. °sly for the WSW% eneid w pt WOE for the bargain—lsocither director, Ni 001.7-11•11 WINS he added that those omnibuses were alrs~> i. • wash, he thought they had very little to ea", fuss d he IASO, them were charges which, es t. tn i ey would set be paid until the next year, properly earn* into the nestyesesiessenste. With regard to the debts due by the company, the coves of trade as to corn. hey. awl such like artieles, was is. WSW' credit. The bil:e were nest in lees& by mesas, sad every month the cheque was draws der the Wear. due. (Hear, hear.) Otte it had promised keg up. but he hoped thee would he keg before they meted epos such Wyo.% At all ',eats, they won ant very like Englishmen is general if trey were disheartened by one bed TOM There was oo laminar la which a moat couli be segued every year. l'• Here we lave two years.") No, is IMO they had made a profit whisk bud bees absorbed in previous liabab time, for which the penemit management was not responsible. Had the ompany been headed ever to the Euglish bootlegs. meet free, they might have rid 4 per mat. ilivideed fur the veer Ul.l. In conelinnitioe of whet lw hail said as to the effect of the weather upon trate receipts, he mipbt refer to the river etesusloat compen;es, coo of which had pail n dividend of it per cont. in 10-59. and curried over a considerable remove, while le Dole it not only paid nothing, but mot up the whole of its remove food. The suanabuent was thou put and by 7.2 hands against 30, and the original resolution adoptiug the repast way earrio,i I,y about tbe ism* majority. M. Ilit:torr, a deputation free; the French sharehold er+. proceedol to read a atatensent iroport.ni: the right of the d.rectore to appropriate the b.4aace of 17.10%. referred 11 he the drairroan in hie opening lieweeh other than to the credit of the shareholders. to be available for dividend in ray future year that aright be sulficreotly fsvonrehls to warrant ita areisiou, and proposed to sues a resolution on the subject. The Chairman awl the solicitor to the ^onipany ex. plained that it could Dot possibly wake say ilifference bow the halms.* was placed in the sesourst, whether in reduction of present liabilities or to credit of future asset., but pronimed, after some discussion as to the right in point of miler of snob a resolutiott, or raising the untidiest after the repertl.d ban confirmed, to consider the opreetion with the view of ..saga the wishes of the French share. holden if it geoid be legally done. • • - The &radon retirieibyrolatioe were thee re-elected ; Lunt was added to the boarl and the auditon havies bees re-elected, a vote el tbauks to the chairmen coseluded the prop...hap. following more thou ow distinct busies* Wert his several occupations in the order of their I.4 = BB. fooowing oo ;adsorbs, trade, or calling, .and holdinf in scblie other, but demons their incomes chiefly hem h oaxes, mina, dindillak interest of money, or mar designate thoessives :—" Landed Pro prietor, " iropebtor of Iron "Proprietor of Houses," " Tundholder," ke., se the rem ray be. Persons who have retired from heeler. say he mired thee— " Re tired Farmer," " Retired Oncor." Persons in almshousimettee bersileseribed es emakebould state their preeioue ossepstless. Weems ead °label Me be erbriel esseedlmg be the above leeleirtleme. The etempellees of *re idle re her boar car who %lbw erg bedew :6 11 = be recorded. Ardent the memo el claire% &fly afilesibeg achool, or receiving woke tellies at hooey The• "flabehr." esempler is required to rem" thepriliehee speellied, la eemepliemee with ea act which pried the Harr of Cho rem rid the Howse of Lords, I. the het reeks of redr ew/elk end received the sweet of bee Nejeity the Qom' co W 6th of Amnia, It4lo. This paper will Is called fcr ma lbeiday, Apia nth, by the appointed euumenstor t end ft fe desirable that the answers should be written in the proper columns by the morning of that day, in order that his pro ;res. may not be delayed. It will be his duty, eider the act, to coreplete the return if it be defective, sad to oared it if erroneou s . Any authorised by the occupier may write in the if he is himself unable to do so. Pineal refuse to give correct information are liable to a washy of eve pounds, besides the inconvosienos sod essoyesso el a ring before two justices of the peace, and being of haring made a wilful mis'statement of age, se of say of the other particulars. The bele will he published in general abstracts only, and strict care win be taken that the returns are not used for the godliest/se of cariosity. co ntErrs-on-rns-Rams. The Rev. Robert tr—vo,. ILA., late wane of Denham, tear Bury Bt. Unwed's, has beta awaited chaplain of Coblentz...e.the /thine, retained vacua by the resignation ef the Rev. J. T. &moat, M.A. Wsvonws. —" We have seen wend watches from this well known Ana, azni can speak milk onadence te their esquisSte anatintsa e hip and .etieti e They heel. Owe with sere Vest precisicn and have bees M. derv , by evertleteut indite In be well worth the runnel. Parties estelting them sea be sappiled threads the posentare - -Olaaptew Fanaavr. Way 19, lank Banana's illuet d pont free Int two statute. Ls descriptive of leery ` o w n on. tbe, meek n..e ease watch.. e . k t, post t o a ll .narta , f the globe.— W. Below 13 sad 04 MU. and 60 awl 41, Larakii, c.—(Adverlismmot) ---- Tbe bulwark was a wise rnerchaat of Bury-court, St. Mazywan Ski was tits bit sitting. Debts, 2,700 1 . ems* about 400 i. Assignees were DOW 11110111 M. INSOLVENT DEBTORS 00IIRT.—IeLtion 27. The only case appointed for to-day (before the holidaye till next week) was a final order under a proposal to pay a quarterly sum for creditors, and the matter stood over for payment until next quarter. In another case payment was made, and the protection renewed for three months. There me many similar mass before the coat in which debtors wish to pay their creditors, and only want time. It is. how ever, proposed by the new Bankruptcy and lasolvency Bill to " wipe out' all debts without ouch payments in future pees. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE NORTHERN CIRCIIIT. 7 -Liviouvot, MAica Et. &Wisp at Nisi Rios—(Before Mr. Jastica Keating.) VIII LATE CATASTIOPEIN AT 1111.11611011i--OLUX FOR CONPIIMATION. At them 'wises, yesterday, an action for compensation was brought by a Mr. Brisrley, one of the sufferers by the lamentable catastrophe at the railway station at Elam. shore, on the East Lancashire section of the lAmosaire and Yorkshire line. THE POLICE COURTS. ficiijeintiiheeler and Mr. Loreeehe were for the plain tiff ; and Mr. R. James, Q.C., was for the defendants. It will be retiolleeted that on the 9rd of September last there was • collieion between two excursion trains on the Lae neer Beirimbare. A partial; of • train brake sway at the station, and ran back down the line towards Rernebot. tom. The plaintiff wee in the last compartment of the last carriage of that and it wee, therefore, the that to encaustic the adnn train, which wee coming up from Naciasater. The amigo was smashed to pieces, and tbe plaintiff, drawl by a miracle, killed upon the spot, but be was dreadf i Z ed s= by the steam from the eosins, his lo sses jammed fast by tbe broken pieces of timber, left leg was broken, and both his shoes were dragged off Ida feet. In that situation' he remained for three boon and • half before the parsons engaged in assiating the wounded could extricate him. The railway company admitted that the accident was caused by their negligence, and the only ques tion was the amount of damages. The plaintiff was a weever, earning Mc per week, and it was mid be would be six months before be would be able to resume his own ption. Mr. Jame, on the part of the nom y, that the accident wee caused by their genes, but he con tended that it was the duty at the in order to prevent what might possibly be an attempted imposition, to bring the cue into court. The jury, after a moment's consideration, returned • TeX , diet for the plaintiff for 1001. In the case of " Boyle v. the Lanceskire and Yorkshire Railway Company," the defendants agreed to • verdiek for 1001. The plaintiff was a sufferer by tbe Helrashore collision. MANSION-HOUSE. Edward Holland, a stylishly dressedyoung man, was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with stealing • draft on Mews. Olyn, Mills, and Co., for 6901. 7s. 3d., and forging the endorsement. Mr. Robert William Peacock appeared for the prosecution. Mr. Allen attended to watch the awe on behalf of the Re ligious Tract Society. - Mr. Peacock the prisoner wee a leiger.cerrior, and on dm 26th a draft for 620 i. Ts. 3d., drawn as Messrs. Glyn and Co., in favour R.ichard .73son, WA sent from the Religious Trait Society In Edinburgh to the Society at No. 2t, Paternoster-row, and that it had sever reached its destination. He thee called After the prisoner, Martha Brattish, had been committed for trial upon this Charge of murdering her sister, she was taken back to the policeetstioe, and later is the day was conveyed to Horsemonger-lane Claol in a fly by Inspector Armstrong. Her parting with her husband was of the most painful description, and the wretched woman almost beside herself with grief, sod she repeat. Z " m red ade uses of the same expressions that were uttered by her during her examination before the magistrates, and which were to the effect that the whole of the dreadful transaction appeared to her like • dream, and that she could not believe in its reality. While en her way to the prison she expressed • wish that ens of her sisters, who la married, and lives at Wandsworth, should come to see her as soon as possible, but at the same time said that she should like to see her husband first. Although nothipg has transpired to show that there is the slightest foundation for the suggestion, there is very little doubt that the dreadful act was committed under the influence of jealousy, and that the wretched woman believed that an intimacy of an improper kind existed between her husband and the unhappy young woman whose life she destroyed in so barbanxis a manner, but at the same time it is rather • curious fact that the prisoner herself has never made any allusion to this being the ground for her com mitting the act, and the only explanation she has given is ' that she must have been insane at the time. The unfortu nate young woman bad only been with the prisoner and her husband a very few days, and they wore subject to ,constant observation, so that if anything improper bad takes platyit would in all probability have been no tieed, bat it would seem that nothing of the kind wee observed, sad the deceased was looked two. se a very well-conducted , respectable young woman. The husband of the prisoner is • very mart, soldier-like looking man, about the same age as herself, and be is very much respected by Colonel cilalloner, the commanding *Moor of the regiment, and all the other officers. Resides hie appointment as sergeant-major in the militia, be was also drill sergeant to the 12th Surrey Ride Volauteer Regi ment, and by the officers and men of that corps he was also very much liked. No tins, has yet been appointed for hold ing the coroner's inquest. DINTRUCTIVE FIRE AT HULL. —A disastrous fire occurred at the large shipbuilding-yard of Messrs. Fmk, Victoria Dock aide, Hull, on Monday night. In tie after noon, • vessel of NO tons was launched from the yard, and there were two others on the stocks in course of construction at the thee the fire broke out. The origin of the disaster is at present unknown ? but it appears that about twenty mi nutes before nine o clock the foreman of the shipwrights perceived smoke issuing from the engine-home, and suspect. i a fire he turned back, and (wind the flames raging flare* in that place. An alarm was given, and the polite and a body of the Hull Volunteer Artillery (wbo were drilling at the Citadel, a few hundred yards off) were speedily in attendance. By the time the police hose and fire engines had arrived, the fire had spread to the adjoining shed and workshop*, and the andlegration caused a luridness in the sky which was visible some miles away. The greatest exertions were used by all to get the flumes under, but for an hour after the arrival of the engines the fire raged furioludy, and completely set at defiance the efforts made to subdue it. The engine-house was left a mere shell, and the shed sod workshops, with the various tools, machinery models, &is, were totally destroyed. The fire was got under about ballast ten o'clock. The damage must amount to several thousand pounds. A great deal of carvers' work, sod a large number of models of ships, moulds for cast-iron patterns, tar., of gnat value have bees destroyed. The greatest loss, however, will be felt by the workmen, up• wards of 400 of whom will be thrown out of work, without any Mole. Tree valise of some of them sets of shipwrights' tools is at least 201., and some idea may therefore bo formed of the serious loss many of them men have sustained. Fortunately the fire was prevented from extending to the two vessels in course of construction. _ ....—nwrooteter corrected and reduced to M dep. ad nem see level : each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing sliest emeltendredth of an Inch dintinutloe ; and each 10 deg., above U deo, noosing eeerly three hundredths biomes'. 1.-11 posed tberntometer In shade. M.—Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dew point). D.—Direction of wind (trne—two potato left of rase. netic). Y.—Foros (Ito 11—estimated). C.--Ored (1 to 5). I. Initials : b, blue sky, c, clouds (dr.bed) : t, top: 1, hall; ughtninn m, mint) )bap!: o, overcast (dell); r, rain liroW ; t. thunder. S. Sea-di s teo. - • - abnins, Quinn, from Liverpool for New Weans, Feb. 4, let 41 N lon 50 W. Bengal. from Celombo for London. let 34.38 8, lon 22.40 K Balinneli (barque), from London for Jamaica. March 17, let 43N, lon 19 W. Obey (harquel, of Jersey, from Liverpool for Rio Janeiro, March 10, let6oN,loal2W. Jessie Bearley (ship), of Liverpool for Bong Song, March 22, lat 50 N, long BW. Neville, from Whampoa for London, lea 15.50 8, ton 5.30 W. Thomas Brocklebank, from Calcutta for Liverpool, hit 20.37 8, lon 0.21 W. Mr. Richard Jones, who mid—l am depository for the General Tract Society. My offices are in Paternoster-row. to Mr. George Router, cashier the Religious Tract Society m Soothed, is one of my correspondents. I have never re ceived tha theft produced for 6001. Ti, 3d. oa Hours. Glyn from his. It is payaWe to my order, and the eudorsement Richard Jones, on the back, is not my writing, neither is it written by my authority. Mr. Campbell, cashier at Mem& Glyn and Co's.— The draft produced, welds to the order of Richard Jens& was presented to me on the Mk January for pay ment. I paid it in twelve 501. notes, 901. in gold, and Ts. 3d. It was presented by a man, and the endorsement, Richard Jose& was on it at the time I paid it. Edward Thaopoo. clerk to Maws. Glyn, mid—l re member the dolt produced being paid by the last witeess on 28th January last, sad I babies the prisoner to be the person who presented it. Mr. S. Dean, clerk at the Beak of England, said—On the 28th Jemmy the prisoner brought three 50/. nofestome lobe changed for gold, endorsed Richard Jones, 40, Prelaud-street, Isliogtoo. I went behind a small partition for the purpose of referring to the Directory. and on my return the prisoner was not there. I made inquiries about the Beek, and friend that he had left by the back entrance. Gemge Roma, detective, rid—From information I re aired I went yesterday with Detective Hayden to 23, Clarence-place, Kentish Town. I maw the there sad asked him if his name was Mr. prisoner: and he said it was. I mid, "You were in Tottenham tiourt-road yesterday, and purchased • watch and chain." Ile mid be was not, but I told him he was, and that he bad left a KC mote there, and after • slight hesitation be admitted it. I thee called Haydon, who was in the next room, and told the primer we were detectives, and charged him with tied* • draft for 680/., and rid, " Come, give me the other motes." He fumbled about in his waistcoat pocket, sad then put his hand in his trousers and gave me seven 501. Dote& I counted them, and told him there were oaly seen, sad there ought to be eight. He amid they were all there. I said they could not be, that he had left three at the Reek of England, and one at Tot teshamevort-read. He said he gave the other to hie landlady in Resksequere se a deposit, and I told him that I had sees her, sad she told me that he had given liar so mosey. He said he bad given it to her. He said he did not want a Pad-onto* proaeoetkm, and stated that he did not go to the Bank with the motes or the cheque, but that he found the notes. Mr. A. Bsoron, Wine and Spirit Merchant, of 11), hinted, las altered his prices in accordance with the farther redaction of the wine duties. Ile Is now excellent Pori and Sherry at lye per dozen, and a gore! sound at Ur, per doun, bottles included.-141.1vortisement] fists was Ultima* amelhorelain for compeusatioa by on of the sufferers et Helaishan. The plaititiff, Mr. Halsted, who was sits a a the maw ant to that struck by the aegis*, ins Mon mite IM awe of that esariage, sad a woman who wee *Deg bl tbo same compertemen wee faro . ed betimes his kwee and kilkd se she fell there The *a tilt was mach crushed ; is* bad one kg broken, sad sus- Mined internal injuries whist were not yet healed. He was • " tackler," or superbilinamt of weavers, sad revived, prior to the &widest, II& per week. Whim the eon wee partly heard the deinann agreed to give the plaintiff 1501., end a coast ter Deetememee was taken. A man awned Deukweelborsalang at Haelingdon.bronglit as actin swain the seen empemy for winpearatioc for jejuna sustained is the ern aeddeat. The defendants sand to give M. to Duckworth sad MI. to hie wile, sad radials he than BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. FATAL SCAFFOLD ACCIDENT. —Last evening Mr. C. St. Clair Bedford, the coroner for Westminster, instituted a lengthened investigation, at St. Georges' Hospital, into the eirenmstances that led to the ' death of Mark Stevens, aged 40, resident at 40, Brindley listrna Harrow-road. The accident arose from • falling ind In the Horticultural-gardens, Mouth Kensington, by which deceased lost hie life, • fellow-workman was seriously injured, and at present lies in • precarious state from fractured skull at the hospital, and other workroom narrowly escaped injury. The deceased and three others were engaged upon a scaffold erecting a brick cornice to one of the grand arches of the arcade, when suddenly • portion of the awake gave way from want of bind., the weight of which, about 1,500 lbs., falling upon the scaffold caused the structure to give way, p precipitating the deosased and the other men to the groun d, • distance of shout 20 feet, with great violence. The deceased and the injured man as woo as they weld be extricated frets the debris were removed to this Despite!, when the fanner expired. A verdict et accidental death was returned. TIIII3OIITE LANCASHIRE WAGES Dllliaank —Time is nothing of special interest from the districts in Lancashire now on strike. The agitation in Ashton and Stalybridge appears to have calmed down, and fortunately there is no farther violence to record. Many of the Stalybridge mills were do c king on Tuesday morning. In Manchester the whole he mills are at work. 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Atterwarde keeriereed• wake end chola, whisk with the ft moo to 3X. He mid he bad no change vial him, and rerell them to be sent to 111 r. Mansiteld's, 15, Eneteriequaria. Maker hie swum to be pathos I west to Seotiandierd, and thee = lm t u lt s e' tartish@ to lieatoe-mosre, w hen I saw the meow, who gm am • SOL sole in missal. ANIZTELL—March 26 at Hampstead, the wife of F. M. Askant!, En.. of a eon. CLARK.—March 24, at Queen Anneetreet, Carendlehequare, the wife of O. W. Clark. Rae., of • eon. DAY.—March 24, at Newmarket, the wife of W, H. Day, En of • eon. PORDHAM.—March SI, at Ashwell, Bury, the wife of E. K. Tordhant, Lai., of a son. HAY.—March 24, at Cadogan.plase, the lieu. Mrs. Hay, of • daughter. HPJW.—March 24, at Minster, the wife of Mr. Herd, of a son. MO6KLRY.—March th, at Baron-grove, Kitchen, the wife of J. K. Moseley, Esq., of a son. INASISIS.—March tg, at Cpper Bedford.place, RusseUeuuare, the wife of J. Moses, Esq., of • eon. ISALTP.R.—March 24, at Donnington Rectory, Salop, the wife of the Rev. P. K. Rafter, of a son and Isir. ISYNOE.—March 24, at Huntingdon, the wile of the Rev. F. Binge, of a daughter. KAKRIAGNM. Barry—wAram.—Marell it. at the Now Church, Sonars road, Halifax, by the Her. K Mellor. Mr. & W. Batty, to swab Brien, daughter of Mr. P. Watson, all of Halifax_ BORIBROW—KIERY.—March 21, at the perish church, Roan* borough, by the Rev. J. Fawcett. Mr. A. &rimy, of Brad ford. to Anne Jane, daughter of C. Kirby, Req., of Kum*. Rue. 2r, at Rt. Andrew, BethaaLgreen, by the Her. G. H. Parker, J. Gregory, Kee., of Lougbton, Laser, to Lucy daughter of the late Captain C. N. Darn, of Copen- Denmark. Htf i lt ar aN—SULLY.—March 23, at Temple Church, Bristol. Mr. W. Human, to Ann, daughter of Mr. T. Bully, of Nether Newsy, Moreerelt. INHUME-Li—JOHNSTON. March Ilk at the Church of the Holy Trinity, Cheater, by the Rev. F. Ayckhouni, F. It. Ingle laq., Lieutenant &Rh Reek 8.N.1., to Hannah Moore. daughter of the late R. Johnston, Req., of Meant Cheshire. MARTINEAr —RAILEY.—March he at Little Poetised street Chapel, by his father. Russell, eldest son of the Res. James Martineau. to Pntoccs, younger daughter of the late Mr. Mtwara Batley, of Holborn. -- STAN HARD—MAJOR—March 23. at St. George's, Hnnover• square, by the Rev. 11. Howarth, B.D , J. &alumni. Esq.. daughter of J. Major, Esq., of Park•lane, W. DEATHS.. ELOADBIENT.—March is. at the Bellies nest Warrine.z. M. H. Broadbent. DK., M.D., mod 22 PRASE/.—March 21, at t2dchester.road, Byde•park, Captain J. Prams, _R.N., aged el HlLL—March 131, at the Rookery, St rea th am - c ommon, SWM I Mary Ann, widow of the late I. 8111, Esq., aged 8 4. NOEL.—Maven 22, at ILMgotreet Orange, Newport, Salop, the wife of W. H. P. Nock. E.g.. of • son. PARKRIL—MmeII at Be eurvrick.villaa, 8l Jobliswood, CAP* tale R. B. Patter, LI., aged TO. RANSOMIL—March 22, at York, Mr. H. Rantorne, aged Tt. SALISBURY.—March IL at Ealisburpplace, Turnbewl gm°. Mr. L Salisbury. aged in. BTALLARD.—March In. it Renwick. weenwatee. Sarah Dim. bath, wife of J. Stallard. Veg.. aged SI. TRIIJIININ.—Mereit24. at the Royal Naval IleglOrd, Y l 7 o " ah • J. 'Freemen, Commander R.N., age WlNG.—March $2, at Leicester, the Rev. J. 111.11 X.L. Vic ar of M Mary'n, awed so. Printed sof Pee fifiiflusort ZIPS ULMK I le ' S ' Lointbartotrost. m not City of Lotian, fliator, st TROPDAT, YA Oioo, losairroi olfoot, fate Proci at WhOadal" M A WELL-EARNED TESTIMONIAL. Yesterday a testimonial of a novel character was presented to three of the easplopfe of the London end South Western Railway at the Waterko terminus. The recipients were the englne-driver, stoker and one of the gouda of the direct Portsmouth train to which an accident occurred on the 2Stli of January lest, when the lamented Dr. Daly lost hie life, and the subscribes were chiefly season-ticket bold er' on this favourite line of railway. The testimonials consisted of a silver watch by Barraud, with an appropriate iimcnptioo and a perm of sovereigns breach man. The presen tation took place by permiseirm of the directors in the board room, where Captain /Langlee, the chairman, sod Mr. Crombie and Mr. Scott, the secretary and manager of the railway, met a deputation from the subsoriben at five o'clock. The three men—Elijah Cook, the engine-driver, Matthew Mathew, the gus t, sal John Robinson, the stoker—having been called is, Mr. Jai:min. on the part of t : hition, addressed them in a few judicious remarks, that the subscribers had felt much pleasure in gto a fund which was simply intended to mark their seas of the great presence of mind exhibited by them under circumstances of great difficulty and danger. With 1 1 watches, Cook, the rimer, and Mathews, the guard, would each receive a purse containing 461. ; and to Robin son, the stoker, a watch and 241. had been apportioned. Captain Mangles desired to express his own and his or. I ilre<tors' appreciation of the good services of these men, and his approval of the handaonie manner in which their conduct had been rewarded b_y the subscribers to this some what novel teatimoolel. The presentation having been completed, Cook, the driver, as spokesman, mid that him self and his mates felt very highly complimented by the handsome premeds made to them. They certainly did not themselves feel to have deserved any such acknowledgment ; hut the gentlemen present might rely that such generous recognition of a niece act of duty would prove an incentive to future good conduct on their part. It was incidentally mentioned that only one life US been lost on this line of railway out of five millions of psissogen conveyed during the past twelve months. Ds. DR JOIRIE'd LIGHT Baows COD Livia On. —Prs rsneAcr it DISEASIS Of int Sara —The mot inveterate cutaneous affections, sa well aa ordinary eruptiezzlil= this purifying remedy when all others have Runt, Lep . 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