The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-16 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENOS. LAW INTELLIOBNCR. COURT OF RAIINICRIIFTOT. —Annan 15. (Refer Mr. Hogistrer Window r Onamkrimer.) INS/111MAX 11111rEl1. 'rhe emium hmakrup o k who rmen was • le.ltors hose order , of 4, Priacensinst, d Atatoirdof dis severs' weeks ego, tat being la custody nada u =art bred out of the Court elf Murry, for son rat of sum of seamy, bre release from prison did sr It acrid ewer tMI the bankrupt bad acted as adatiaistratrk to the eerie of her We husband, and is that esposity haid resolved about 6001., which she applied to her own pareses. Tie medium therepea took out as ailislais. Intim esuassess, sad the bankrupt was ordered be pay the mow tato wart, and was arrested for di obsyleg the maim Ms authorities at tee prier &slim& M. eat upon the ondm el &thaw gnats& by Ibis *wt. as to "las" Me bankrupt Masted • farther Arrive from a commis. skater, and the pint was now rased. Mr. Amer (Darr sad Ards) emceed the appliestioa. He 'tetrad rat there was se deist p rovable ender the Makeups/Iy, sad that this court bad therefore so jurisdio. Ira to release the bankrupt. He nerd that Me Court at Clasen was the proper tribunal to apply to, and that astil the bankrapt bad wombed with Me cedar of that mart she was act satithol to be Ward. Mr. Idwesds, to the bankrupt, submitted that the order of . disobarge operated as • inhale from debts of every iiessrlyear, and that this apart bad ample jurisdistios te limb the appliestios. He stated that the bankrupt had sheaft suffered eight mouths' imprisonment. His Bosom rid the pdst was an important one, and he maid Woe Vase be eaerr it. WHAM rge . RACES.—Trrillb&e. Oahe thfavareb (ease leatielwramort,i 9lll22o292l.l2 peoseend be Been dm ham daring tie lam* preveated ambits el istandlag Wilton from Mang the gannymede, where the ocespany emequatly was m eek less summon than noel. With Orris eares ler MOM thsee was me lath of sport, and the Ida he eased Maness were lug.. The chid Merest ems mind la lid Ding Jobe Stakes, sad the advent el the "dark Mean" ins looked forward to with great ta ttiest by these who had beaked Ma he the Derby, but though i reel lla ma Mod he was voted sanely ohm mesh foe hander The Quesa's Gained were tented off b7 B .ythamatote though he had some dittos:illy in shaking d! Dr Syntax, who steak to him with extraiMi nen gammen pedaloes of the rang are spiesaded Tint BUTTING STAMM PLATS (Handlosp) 01100 BOWL for Mom.w • viewers sher the pebliselfem if the weights, 51b tireepartsee ef mil& Mx T. Boehm s Well, by Buoolio—valve, e yrs, nigh (Prior) 1 Mr. I. Waters Meogrel lb-b). I de, 711 Mb—Morten t Lannees Ythalathas. 4 yrs, Mt 101 e.... (Buck) 3 Tae following also ran :— Reindeer, Julisk Tasla, Confident- Mik and Emblem Maid. Mr. Rushes declared to Ida with V IeG Bebe' :3to 1 apt Ilimelisa. 4to 1 &dada:** to 1 apt Yigll B to 1 doh apt Manged andTharie, sad 100 to 3 dish egitYabidathes tad Joliet Vigil jumped off with the Seed, followed by Thai, with the 'noodle sad Mongrel b ekes attentann, the others well up fee the first of • mile, whet Male pee way to hicagrol, eke red:: diembees Mr. Begisee's halm was followed by the hosed*Baitlesr, sad Osalederelist to the, dinteseembere lbordion wee babes Bali-my so Vigil and Mendrel drew Mar o Vi gil f the ethers, but Mr. Nrsyley's horse weld • sever reach , who wen bye seek ; two Methe repented ' the mead set third. Beaketos Maid was hank Joliet the favourite ant, the last two being Orededuelist and Theis Tern ANL/WM= STAR= of 3 eon. del, with 60 aided. foe 2-yr-olds aad upwards ; weight for age ; with idling snowmen Thrwcpterten of a mite Il Mr. ALangton Ileattioeeds Ralassoc Oli k, by WM leyall—ledy Meth D Mr. B. Lents Lord of the Meneroded, fa tried ightlapn Mr. Itsies Junaetos, 3 yrs. Tat Ile (MK) TIN lowing also ram Prosier, Phelan& Veep. Mystedoes lady, and Par Lade. Ditties : 7to 4 opt Jumbo& 2 le 1 apt Delenrook, to 1 apt Iced of the Meer, and 10 to 1 apt any ethic Lord of the Mawr made play, follewed by Justestea led Balonock far shout half the Mame whim Mr. Megimea bone gave way to Warnock, who jeaned Iced at the Manor, sad the pair tame on to the half dietanour o k ri er i e Bannock took the lead, sod wee easily by a Jades testes three lengths from the mooed. The: Passage wee fourth. Physician. ffth. Odega mr2,9 ll it Ude bides off lent The whoa was bought la for NO gibed. Tin KING Josue Ram of 10 tow. web, 6 ft, with 100 added, for 2.yrolds • cold, Sat 101 b ; li ies, 13•1 71b; Ta me este& with maidee allommes. T.Y.O. 1 tab) Mr. P. Flabses Magician. by Plying Lideimma— (4 Megte. 1 Mrt UM (Blisheld, . Johnson's bola. M 111 Memel d Mr. J. W. C. Wyndham's Ring flat 1 Adat i sl s, t The following also ran: base, Cleasrewlki.TeaMetar, Pinchbeck, Maghound, and Mother cd bath Betting: 2 to 1 sad Seib& /00 to 16 eacersest X4l Mie le& and Settee 7to 1 sleet Osearwitute M 1 Magi oisa. sad 100 to 7 apt Pmehbask. Sweat fading deeded the MA, Salim sad Katie being most ecespidoes the brooks away. Upon the flag beteg lowered, Katie was the hot to show, closely followed byamewitels, Medea, and Bleghoond, the favourite is the eosin of the some Vag ►at the head of the others, who followed is • meeker. Bdore entemieg the suede King Christian improved his path Mee, and a distance sad • half he hem Magician beaded Oesarewitch sad joined Kati& aid the pair drawing away from their brass cemmeneed • head ad heed dreg hem the half &stenos, Mr. Fisher's hone, who ren the wheat a most writing faith by a head; Kim tied third. TM favourite we fourth, with Osserewitich at his side fifth ; Tormentor was next, Basta and fitsghound beteg the lad two. Tan boater STAMPS of 5 sort. each, with 50 ediZ fee 9-yratde end upwards ; weight for ages, with ties and allowances. One nib Mr. J. Kent, Jun.'s, Pale HW by ladaplan—Mellyllol. REM Mt lele Mead ..... (IL Covey) 1 Mr. Mtindy'a diandmk. 4yra, et Ab (1100 (Rilsberd) 2 Kr. BMWs (happier, tyre, est Kb (Seat) (A. Foster) S Rapture and Sister Mary also ran. Dotting : 6 to 4 set Gleadeek, 2 to 1 apt Oath, end 7 to 1 apt say other. Rapture made play for the first quarter ed a Tolle. when Grappler took up the random and went ea with the lead to the diens" when he was joined by Cede Hill sad Clements, the three render a pod race home, which ended in favoariel Cada Bill by half • length. Choppier was only beaten • head for sewed plain ; Sista Mary was a hid fourth, and Rapture last. The wane wee bought by Mr. John Bea for 100 pates, sad Mr. Mundy shined Grappler, who goes into Mr. T. Hughes's stable. Hsu Menserr's Puma of 100 guinea • 3-yrolds, Sat slb ; foar, Sat 7111 ; five, six, sad seed, itai 121 h. Two mass sea • distance. i >ord Portsmouth's Bydinenston, by Veogsanee—Mistia. yrs, 'Si slb (Pordham) 1 ROME CIRCUIT. —Caomose, Ammer W. Kr. W. E. Joess's Dr. Syntax, I yrs. ilea 121 (1. Sharp) 2 (Before Mr. Mae Pigott and • Common Jury.) Black *layman also ran. Ramiro Btol on a y d woo t oo. w h o m i di SMILE, ADMINISTRATOR, RELCITILLL AID min. ad woe easily by • length. BIM rhyme was This was an action brought by the phintiff, spawn Is pal eel up half • mile from home sod did not pm the poet, health, circumstances, residlog at Eye, in Su ff olk, the Tun Waxes Brame (llsadicap) of 10 son. each, 3 ft, adnurirtraier Mr "rowed mirror. )derby Shill, to recover with go added ; whwow oat ,. ; gwi th m „ w aw a ; pro e m . from the defendants •gold sad silver welsh, some diver donde 611) extra. Oae mile. tampons. sad about 300 i. is dock, which it was alleged Mr. W. Moran Warrior by King Tom—Wood Irma, they had in= *Maned pommies of prier to the 4 yrs.ll:4 71b (UT Nam I death of the Mr. Pylees The Gamier. 6 yr. 104 4/0 ..(Mr. Edwards) 2 Mr. F. Remelt end Mr. Chanson were oolinsel for the Mr. T. Price's Tame, syrs, 104 711 (Mr. Weed) plaietiff ; Mr. Wartou appeared for the Meade:Os. Lathed* also ran. This ease was we of • rather singular character, Bettie; : 6to 5 apt The Warrior, 5 to 2 apt Teresa, , owl • pps to meat. a good deal of hewed. Th . and 100 to 30 apt The Owner. Teem sad Latitude nal d ea.e d"maw Nary Smell, at the tire. of her death ode by side, followed by The G 2222 e. • i was about sixty years dd. She had been In device for off sal nearing lb* a 12,00,2, WI " . the War urv• sr' • a great number of yeah, sad by g reat eormomy sad !Nality won 'wily by a leagth ; a ink separated the mead end I snowe d to hav e witowei aof about 3001 third. whM was lamed in Cosols. She rd also is bee poessmion at Tits RCM:TIME STARES (Handicap) at 10 seen eselb ft„, tba time of her dooms t wo ow t a b oa , a cad and a s ei on . with 50 added; wined* *Om • the adood to Irmo bria we, wene fureitnns, sad • good stock of aothas. la 1863 stab.. 0w( 94 subs-, 9 o f "boa paid forfeit.) dm was ie the service of • potlemaa at Colo. -batch, but Mr. G. Angel's Oessrel Item, by The Ilabob—fadrAlico, in October of that year it appeared that bee health Mod aged, 844 11l Cr• F r l ncU l 1 her, aid eke went to reside with the finale defendant, who Mr. 0.8. Dyke's DayrelL $ yrs, gst Mb (Mordaal Xr. Hodgman's Vises, 3 yrs. Tot lesb m o m s ) s wee her side, end her hunted. in Chales-street, City- Th. t o s oows o l io ran ,—c o ms,, men, Outlaw, sad awn I read. Site died then Is October of the f u p year. Bedell: 7to4 ea General HOB, 4to I opt Outlaw, Urea Wasson taking elm the defeadants ep Winn sa d 100 s o opt dome The fannies ran In dose at. takes ponied= of all the property she bided her, landenee upon F i lbert, Cadiz, and Vii. . for the bet three- sad whether they had • legal right to de so wee the quarters of • mils when las went to the front and won in quad= haelved in the present inquiry. The ease that a water by three leagths. Cadiz and Oatlaw, close Loge. . was sought to be dtablished en the part of the plaintiff did they, wen fourth and fifth ; the other two bites off. I sot appear to be at all a strong am Tho prineimd point that seemed to be relied epee was. that some time before RADCLIFFE RACER.—TrzaDAT. her death the old women had nude a will, in which, after bequeathing 1001. to t h e poor, see divided the reWne of T 22 BOLTON PLAT , of 50 ears., fee all ages Oa* rah- her property her notations, aidthere was widows Mr. Barber's The Collar, by Idle Boy—Titus, Tst2b show th a t o ho s to o d th a t o h a h o d op paw, until Ward) I this will wee destroyed. It was oleo alleged ea the part of Yr. T. CUR'S Alice Lee, 4 yrs, Tel Illb ;Shiftiest) Mr. Redhead's My Wary, 6 yrs, tut nth. en.i..) 3 the plaintiff that deceased was very feeble both la body mu m to 5 so t 557 Mary, sto 4 apt As o , L eo , ow e soda mind, and it appeared that about a month before her 3to 1 apt the Oink& Wee seelly by too lengths ; ball death the &Modena had noompenied her to the alas of • a length between mooed and third. stockbroker In the City, and that she sold out 100/. stook, and T om c hoT oo T wo . ThoE42LD R o mmop of 5 som each, handed the money to the Madan's, and at the tune time with 40 added. About 6 farloop. transferred the remeinieg 2401. into the joint names el him. Mr. Handlers Retrousse, by Tournament—Couleur de self and the two &Andean There were some other minor Rose, /Ist lib (inc. alb eat) (11. Orinwhawl 1 facts, bet the shoes were the petncipel points epee which Mr. a Oeorge's Ctrs . Wallet. Tst (Britten S the plaintiff relied to show that the defendants had M- M. C. Clayton' Pretty Queen, 7el Sib Weedeeell properly taken newish* of the property. The Sailor and Induhessee also ran. I Os behalf of the defendants it wee minded that the Bal in g 9 to 4 " laa•••••• • 6 U. 1 l i ft km' Wallet, old woman bad voluntarily given the property to her nine 7 to 1 .id l ' gell f g al. ' Wan la • raster by • I•sith • and her husband, and that her object in doing' so wee that Ie Lapin btu's° ssoond sad third ; tbe others beaten off. they thould take oars of her while she and some TUN GRIT Di HILTON Cur (Handicap) of 100 son. i intraordisery 'widows was adduced in the course of the de. About 11 mils. Mr. T. Miss Lisaid, by Knight ad Karo—Mannslaga, foodaate ease. It vas proved that they lad had two Syr& ad eib da L on .) 1 physicians to attend to bar daring her Moor, sad NZ Buckley's &mem 3 yrs. let 141) oberose 2 that they paid them • guinea every other day Mr. J. Merone's Terror, 1 yrs, t4llll (11 Challoner) 3 foe their atteedance. With regard to tbe cheater Dubiety and Attack filly also ran. doe of the will, there wee outdates that the deceased Betting : 7 W 2 ass Swim, 6to 1 *get Tearer, 10 to 1 repeatedly expressed her regret et having niede such a will, apt any other. Won by three lengths, four lengths be. • and particularly at having left 1001. to tbe poor, and that bred mood sad third; the others beans off. the was mood &Mous to cancel it. The defended& how- Tiee Caramel:Le Cur (Handicap) of 50 sore. in specie, ever, would not allow her to do so without consulting 1., added to • s.espigtakee of 5 awe. tech. Osce round and a lawyer, end they accompanied her to the Oleo of Mr. &Mace (1 mile 940 yards.) Beecherof t, the attorney who bed drawn the will. The Mr. kosher's Cutaway. by Commetion—Thies 4 yes, dammed is his MIMIC* *seaweed • desire to eased the 74 Ilb s o ,„,„,.... ( W a r •) , will, mad Mr. Besebroft the tore off the signature, sad Mr. ti G o g wom b i. W3Das*" .. 4 Ilr'ow ilit ter . 's made a memorandum oa the will of what had taw pima. Breit! also ran. Mr. Bennett, the stockbroker who had made the trandoe, Betting : 2 to I wet Godmealis 5 tri2 apt Wyman', ' also stated that when he did so he explained the effect of 3to 1 each apt Cutaway and Beeline Woe by six leophs; the proceeding to the demised, and told her that etterwania some Mime mood and third ; Breffei beaten off. • she would have no control over the property. tad th e ee -1 Tie SCURRY B ANOKA? of 200 sore each, with 25 added. • premed herselt perfectly satisfied, end seemed to know what About 6 falcon. she wee about. Mr. T. (Ad Alice Lee, by Arthur Wellesley, or Peat Mr. Mackay, we of the mamba of St. Paul's School, who Talueore• drill be Te , dmiltels. 4 yn. Est • • Olsideneutl 1 it awned resided in the neighbourhood, sad who seemed Mr. Turner's Dealessons, 4 yrs. ret flt Meths** 2 to hen employed himself in the good work of radios the Yr. Roller's The Cutler, 3 yrs, Sat 11th (Ward) 3 Scriptoria to the poorer classes about him, deposed that Rose of Deumsak and Jolly Boy also ran. Betting :2to 1 dab apt Al Ln sad the Ostler, 3to very Ufa" her death h• th• 6 •• ••••4 thi' 4 7 forty times, d reed the Bible to her ; that altho h 1 apt Jolly Boy, 4to 1 apt Boss of Getensair. Won by her „ qod • Z wood to hi oadoet, sod oho woo podo :a y two lengths ; half a Mph between* sewed sad 133rd;The chiefthing that appeared led fourth, pm every p oint. s I to trouble her was, that the considered she had disobeyed God's Las, by &Mime too much attention to the wolA mid to unwind meow, and she wee afraid that God would , not forgive her. The tribes' said that be attempted to moon her out of this feeling, and retained her that it we. the duty of every one to provide egainet old age, bat W father still seemed to prevail with her that she would sot be forgiven. Ii the coons el the conversation he had with her she frequently said that she considered she bad not misted her poor relation; so much as she ought to hen dose, sad in pudenda that she had acted nakiedly to Mrs. Blackwell, the female de. feadeat. Shortly before her death ohms told the decanted that the doctor. thought that change of air would do bar good, and he &deified her to go to her oaths Maw le fief. ' folk, bat die replied that she was very comfortable where alas was, sod th't if else went to her native Maw sbe did we Mow whether rayon there would receive her. Mr. Dean Pigott, in summing up the ease, observed that it appeared to him that the Mastiff. the brether of the dressed, did not seem to have made out say my Mow Pomo why he we entitled to the popmty mote time the defeelante. With regard le the evideso. se is the destraidies of the vile it also appeared to him that the dune that had been taken of ping le the Mtwara with it, aid 42 921 6 hie *bate truths rood pee thiell Mei mid OBJCIfEr. MARYLEBONE CLUB AND GEOUND v. THE COUNTY OP the Brighton ground, au Moodie. the re tom match between the above was commenced. For Omar 1 et innings Sussex won the tow, tied went to trot. Some *reenact .001011 were made, Walls Wiley the "lager" with' 71. Mr. Hyadman in Ma some of 4l (not out) made a fine ' equare . leg hit for six (one the boundary wall). There me oas wicket to fell whoa play . mama for the day, Hamm hawing obtained in its Ant loamy 731. TM game wan to he resumed yesterday. &TRIM' v. YORBBllll3..—Tillbtfdliy, on account d rein, no play took place in We nista. The game was to be resumed thin morning, weather permitting. Suaaxv v. --At the Ididdlesex Otatoty Grousd, Caledosian-rond, Whites, umacetww. the Mow. match will be emunesioad. Barr V. YOKIBBIII.—This match will be hoot ateettd to-marrow, on the County Ground. Gearemea. 011711 W, PALACL —On MULLING Day.- 1 MIMIZIAT, Amor 15. iAmilkos am pgr=44 4ll ‘ ; awe my +m+eisluse., 1,621; Wag Thaw% THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY WVIVING, AUGUST 16, 1866. a Et RiFILT BOON ILOOC/4 This was • meeting for azaariastios sad disabuse. The brabrupt, who was • roaa of °slow, was described ma of 2D, Biohmosd.road, Bayswater, aad Neagh, to be diashargsd Irma debts of 2341., and giviag up so asters. Mr. Lams opposed for the sadism, • widow lady mated Hurst. The bankrupt bad borrowed 251. from MIS. and pat her tow impasse of 271. ia vexatiously dsfseding ea action for Twomey of the mosey. trpoa examination the baairrnpt said ha had acted as agent for the sale of ladlaa shawls. His profits esstastad, bat his rsosipts maraged AGM 3001. a mu. Bs had kept ao nosed et his Imaisstims, sampt a mimassasdais book. He was set prepared to maks say Mks to Mrs Bust, as Ito did Est sow sin anythisg. Aa adjaamussat was ordered far further aesosats. IN as cams AND JONTINIL The lookrapth William Wier and Muir Justine, were idealise mean/theorem Partying es Wow at Lud gate-hill sad other plow. The NW asseente aldose debts sad liabilities aroosatiog to 0004, against emets valued at labout 4.101 Y. A separate statssoad by Oartor, who had also traded sloth, shows &Me and NAOMI§ to the =feet of 7.9371., with assets and pregany bald se eseurly, 5,0704 The estate had both adnusidend under the 110th swatico, puma{ to remolatioa carried by the creditors. Kr. Phelps appeared for the mektnelle r y. =Kr. Sawed, sod Mr . Parker represea the in. of other parties. No opposition wee coffered to the hiabrept Chaim Idle &Mama h order el dialers% but the bankrupt Justine mot belag pressoll, be was ad,loarsed sloe dia. IX 111 100 UL ULU& ITDDIGLI. The liaskrapt was a minis e, of Orawfordatreet, Bryeasbapaquara, sod Loptannet, Pimlico. • sifting for examination and discharge was sow held. A preli minary statemeat shows debts amounting in the pt. b sheet 4 OW, ; but the statutory woman whisk an ta coarse of preparation by Moan. Joisaton, °Doper, and Ow, have sot yet bee& filed in canequene of Has atp seen of the baainupt. Ur. Bagley Oestruoted by Minn. Askant) appeared for the mignon Una tbe owe biog called, the bankrupt did not answer, sad Mr. Bagley stated that then were some canon features in the ease. There was DO doubt that the bankrupt had abwowled. Mr. G. Lewis, who snorted, said be bed set son the bankrupt sine she filed ha petition. He believed that some endure bad bees taken in the matter. 11z. Bagley said the anent had wideavoured to weer. tals the wbareabra i ts p 1 the baskrupt, but Ind sot yet bees able to obtain an satidatarry informatics. His Honour leaue • if any ream could be given for t h e baakrupt'a absenos. Mr. Lewis said be would not give any reason. Mr. Begley said it would be tanseeseary for him to enter ups. the eireamstansa whin led to the baskropt's abssere, as tbe Marin must be adjourned. His Honor ordered an adjournmeet sine die, and di rected the bankrupt to be proclaimed is the usual way. IN II ANDRE PllllOO. Upon the application of Mr. J. P. Godfrey, aad la the abesacre of oppceitioe, as coder of discharge was pasta in the &boys b.akrupt, whe was a dentist ilk Gilherbakiek Oarcorloareet. Debts, 1,100 i.; so reels. The failure was W211%1144* to prows by 'Miriam' wed/bra ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. hams ban dose. II s sir pnerhice were tabus is every apse where s will Ina cesettled ibeeo would be auk lower ocalphatte et wills babe been seedbed iapreprty, Is condoms, De left two questions to the jury —Ent, did aar deceased eve the property to tbedebeeleate ; sod mareedly, did &eet the line know what dio wee sheet I The Sly alba a nil short deliberstios. retersed a verdiot for 'the defend's* aiding that their reply was he the allinsetive to both the goodie= embodies& to tied. The hat mead jay cease wee thee ailed ca before Yr. Jerboa Crompton, sod the last oom te mo ti m p a t ery . la the wart below. They were both el as sat ohmmeter, and the baleen ad the ameba easy, *Mb" said have virtually been troughl to an sad. MIDLAND CIROUIT.—Liere, Atraver 14. (Won Mr. Judi °. )k x.) WTI= V. DZ117011.-LILIGIOOS 00171711EEP. plain Yr. D i shy 11= I r r , d tt e i r l ais sad Yr. Einasy fee the tiff; This was an sabot for kesolt ru l m pereale i. • of marring. Tie tit[. mid Mr. Seymour, was the daughter of a so. hedonist at Bradfor d, who died souse oars son the lifetime of her fath er she sad Mil were employed together lo the series of th philters e_a_ottwho Ina • respectable iretutorger is Bradford. 'Ttra dated bath to as early • naiad r 1853. They . 1;4=& members the bboody of Wesleyan thithodin They &boded the same impel, the same religions meet imp, the flame Indents together, and appeared to be hint sumplary members of that most roinetablo body. In 1858 the defendant west out to the ups, but previous to his departure be adopted the extremely soosible muss of requed his intended to he examined by a make' man, is ardor to aseertain whether the climate of the One _would agree with her health. This exambudiet was etirely satialastory, sad health time they ported at St. Katherine's Doak down to the tad of WO be sett affeetionat• letters to her. He retuned to Blglaed it 1880 tad °sand all onrenendstes with the plainti ff . kept the matter secret from her hinds, and still west 11 0 Pin nib& hop e that he would redeem his prorate. What was her ainlehment, thenfors, to en it annenteed la the public prints a few maths ago that she defendant bad been married to anther wenn. Yr. Seymour this read toping nisei from the do. fendsat's hum. For example, jest ohm be hid posted hem the pialatiff, he wrote to her as fallow:—" I verily believe that God, la his posileneo. will bring is together anis, sad that we shills happy la each ~s moiety aid oh, how I shell long for that time to eon" but it shall ant he illy hag. lam resolved to maks my way. Be my don, in knowing that I shall ever be trite to yyra, sad 1 shall daily remembir you at the those of pus. Ilifervest sad effectual paver avails* much." In Um mit lobe he mid. " Liter envies I had • look at Kr. Wesley's sad Dr. Mire% tombs; it was a profitable time." Dm and was dated the 9 th of Nara. He shim that Kim Os. wood would sail spa the plaintiff and trim a mail present bon him for her—a pair el brutish be belle nd—and added "Ad sow,my dearest, • word ortwo about the beet Osatiase to love Ohba ; give Him yvar heart sad It I M Mese you. I dial not forget you •itls he you that I that work, sad I feel that I shall be hippy in doing so. Oily give me your full ocialdenis. I love you with all my heart lead I tattoos soother." Tswiashhnleeta the manititir be " I bon you will have noshed the ivory beeselsg tad pineuallion by this. howi of them as • takes of my lees from the Oryotal Pekes. (Laughter.) I will writs Ins spin before I wsibselk and meal it with wax." (lionswed laughter.) He wrote several letters es beard ship., He stated is en, that he waa resolved met to drink any in6D3i liquors, neither to mobs, nor lake muff, tone oti ' r es kie ti hl have don sines I left Bradford. I know this will phase you.* (Laughter.) Os the Lith of July be wren from South Africa :—" You said in your kit biter that you sem& thee felt oast do en, sad that you would mover see me again. I have felt so very obit, bat I de sot. I will mot despair. I wily believe that God la his will brag aa together spit. So, my dm Nary, do not allow your spirits to sink, bat bear up under this tria nail I shall come to ash yes he my bride. .. . had mew, my awed Mary, allow car to my one mere an ant to my Sather, I love you and pins yea shove anythleg I posers or could possess in this world. You are sty first and only love. and yes may hilly rely as me. I anr dad decoke you oft& yes an untruth, sod God, who is the marcher of Imarly knows that I band to,do what is right, sad I know that if I did mat love you, my Saviour would mot love me. He will boater as if we only honour Him by keephy our to each other." Is the same letter be stated that "= of you coming to Africa, I intend so whe boa spit" Hs kid bean calidatiag that be would some hems with then 3001., ;id staled, "I should like to be able whet Ido come to being as me th mosey vritti me se will suable we to gat married at eon and to settle Sows in life He met his kind lOVO to bar ather awl mother. sad laid , "Kb hie (some little f ohOd he faiseled)for me." I with I weld give you on just now, bat if I am spared we will square elf." (Laughter.) Kr. SheAsed here interposed, ebjesting to the brood manse' only mediae part the letters. Mr. Seymour said he fit some relmeince it reading i ss i a d ay un koselget which were ealculied to bring religion fan His Lsedthip said be hoped Mr. Seymour wild he as anima* as posible in reading pongee whisk app.:embed very nesily IS ibb blasphemous. Mr. Seymour said that in a letter dated the 1211 i of July, the defendant told her to keep up her sybits, and to "look forward to the time when I shall name to slab you. I bow that you are just what I want, sad that you will make me a geed wife." In ths text letter be aid, " You ohm toed to say that if you were married when you I ore sged 26 you would be phoned. If you will con. ant to it. I wM nen home by that tiny ar what • few months of it ;" and is a pothorip he added, "1 weed mot tell you to preesne all my letters until I Minh I shall like to see them again." (Laughter.) The other letters were all written la the rame skein, fall of love mud kisses, sad warmth of arpeggio.. In out be referred to the plaintiff with her teeth chitties with cold, whilst be was bizzlin like a bit of bsoon a secoont of the host. (Laughter.) One letter, dated November 12, was • very Lnrone, as it stated that be could return with shoat all orrtaia. The new year found the optioning es Woes, unchanged in tone l e r vid = Oa the 15th of February he talked of retarein to Beg load, sad oa the 15th September be wren stain that be was corning by the ant mail. That was tli• whole of the conispondatee. Asti now, what wet the defence Ths Instated Limitations was Pitied. As be heard a very hinted judge my it the nurse of this wise, there were ocemins when the plea of limitation was a very good sad respectable plea; but there wire section whee a sea might blush Ise putt* it on record, and this was on at them. Evidence having ben given is support of this one*, Mr. Shepherd urged that the ' , nth of time during which the plaintiff had allowed her claims to sleep showed that her feelings were not very deeply enpgsd. He chuntoried the motion as an attempt to extort mosey, and reminded the jury that If they gave heavy banes they would rain not only the defeadant, but his yang wife. His Letitia', having summed up, the jury found a waist for the pliatiff, with 1001. damages. NORTHERN CIRCIIIT.—LavaarooL, Auo. 16. Num Pros—(Before Mr. Amities Smith.) CABE F. ATIMIL—DIIII&CH 01 111011111 OF KARMA This was • special Jury came. The plaintiff was the daughter of Mr. Themes Oarr, • Liverpool amecharit, and the dsiendast was James Atkins, a stevedore in ertmurive business la LivemooL The engagement had extended over several years, sod a volumloous oorrespondence was put is, showing that the parties bad been upon the most affec tionate terms. Oa the 28th of February the defendant wrote "Ify own dear Marths,—l will be bane about six o'clock or before. Till thee good bye, and allow me, Kim Our, to remain your eifectionate husband (that will be same day), James Atkins . " He frequeatly addremed her as his "own darling Martha,* and signed Mosta "Yawn and yours only till this 'mortal eon is easpped.' It appeared from his letter that during the courtship his father died, aid he succeeded to the VINIDISO, from which he said the 'stunts were from 7001. to 8001. • year. By his father's will, too, he came into pommel°. of some houses in Hydrvatrest, Liverpool, aad also of a feral in County Down, Ireland. The plainti ff wee 27 years el ergs. and the ilefeadant was 24. The intimacy ocietlened down to the month of Mush. 1064, when, without assigning any reason whatever, the defendant brats off the engagement, and afterwards refused to see her. For the defendsat, it was urged that when he made the engagement to marry the plaintiff be was under age. Mr. James having addressed the court for the defeadaat, the jury boned a verdict for the plaintiff-4001. damages. The business in the Crown Court (before Mr. Barra Bramwell) has bean so far unimportant. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (Before the Retordar.) At the satin of the court. on Monday, en IPPlioatio• arse made by Mr. Seeley in rderenes to the sue of • German, earned Lonis Spells, who hen been under remand foe • oossidersble time apes • chirp of having obtained • hags raw, of honey b names of false pretences, that the prosecutors should ' be allowed to withdrew from the charge. The Recorder declined to coos& to the application seleis there Wei en efildsvit that there had bees so ease* between the puha', sad that nothing bad beer does h ey way to compromise the interests al *taco, sad the miter ' was pcstponed until yesterday maniac end weenie/ere de. furred °emporia/ the proeNdinga. Iteppeerkbeenewer, that later is the day the required affidavit wee banded to the learned Judge, sad he espoused himself mfeetly satisfied with the expleestios. end granted the appttes. It will be reeolleeted that the offense boated to As defendant wee that be had obtained a large eau of marry upon the deposit of wetnnte for quinine, end it wee alleged that he bed falsely repreesated that these war rants zerreewaged a larger quautity then they satasily referred fo ; it ie rely fair to him. however, to etatethet romordleg to the etedememt al hr. Begley whit& woe teletsks after wards edib yeeided, there were grects sad de for 61=64 the affair le's! le a that he the wade of shining tile particular , erthde, be t very well have Wooed that the wermats regeeseelei the !larger quesayonatk that, at ia all wear, be was wet seta- sod arew7 bawkdewe tewelea, mid it wee ewes this posed that tie pesesatore desired to vitt/km bola the @hug& 71se likorder, atlas eoaddsdag all the tack directed the fieleMililiilollll of tie preeseaters to be dkobarged, sad the ddeedeat wee at oak kirk& CIZAIGII Ol ?W MT. The trial of Isms Lefouronde, for patn7, which we briefly araosd in the Express ed yesterday, eesepied she libels of the day. The persatrts, Modena Valises, was esarieed at esesidee brash, sa woo .. dames Oedema Madame Busy and Yr. Thaw Misers were alse 'seabird, after whieh Mr. Uwe "adreal the jon for tee b rearer. The feats were very Wass* sed, to the vil of so materiel* mare. The jury (this Wei • saiedesesinarr sad wets felony) were awalted to Mare to their hear ler the Weds and the ewe was adjoareed tin this monist. THE POLIOII COURT& MANSION-8011181. Mr. H. H. .tiadeny, of dristinhisra sad Mr. .7. W. Coke, of ldinclag lose, the owners of a ship called the lire Quese milha /peared in answer kr e ammens takes out by Ommegit. a mamas as heard that noel, te mover the sum of 361., tin am of Ingo due from the debedents to him. Nr. Lone" barrister amoral for the tho isit e s =ra ; sad fir. Seeley, berristeri for Iran Leareese's rad tivi 41114110/00 el lice omplelnant, it appeared *eel the Fire Queen at New York oe the 911;7X, 11 1: 1 4, and dyed ankles to earn for twelve ocathe from that date ; et the sed of which time he wee to be dieshe at a British port, sad his wages were to be 61. p i er moat]. They west about from pies" to pram and mind at Hoeg Krieg, when the opera, Whom sons was Joke =tea desirous of getting rid el his craw, and a Oldness mew. The set a however, lean the a Fs sad the capiale te the ewes], let wee told he could not The 1111111161111 met to Hmegkee, sod the=then mils Med to get rid el his mew, bet they declined to loner ad es theTaw lad Jemmy last hey were tuned cd the noel. _were tuned adrift In iihaeghea sail out sot brag able to Web employ ment oa moura of art having tisk preps they mum beam deelkate, sod IMO about la sash a state that the eraottea of the public WWI called to them X ab l i a ankh in era of the then celled the ton tra whit rsiMimair. Oapleia Johnson was called before the consul, and an amapmat wee made to mod the men, four in meter, boos ; and they mind fa Imbed la a perfectly destitute eemilties. The rein ea e io t was cm of the four, sad the masest he was for wages doe from the Mk el Desember up to the expi w r i : the of the term el service in Ser is the arikka Hr. Becky said he was net in a yaks to diagram the statement male by Hr. the fir_an see. ma' the mew taring km • to lean the conduct of the open, they the power Ile see abated, and therefore the case was rat of the jurielletios of this wort. Sir Robert Carden, who was rasa prodding, hawses, thought the section did loot apply. Mr. Beaky then raked siniwz prank Mira we , rant the °omelettes; having left the vemel. meld net gay loner be looked upon se the delendeate sermat, aad therefore the mossy claimed by the mums as ways must be looked upon as damages. and this nen was made the mediae for monrins that radii amid may be recovered in another court. The grathemee whom le p o p m enteg, be said, were amino teas what was right is the matter ; but it hardly reseed right that the matter should be deeded when they were usable to know what the bets many wan mope from the semplainaist, as the we era sti ll sway. sod they had so mews as premed of promise say seldom as to what took plies between the opting and the mew. fpr Robert, however, ordered the amount to be paid, 361., sad 21. b. costs. Terence Harley, an Irish labourerLAMBETH., wu charged before Mr. 9280tt with assaulting Thema Oalmet, 907 P. The primmer, who is a Aar-grows your mac, el about 24, premated • mist pitiable appeeranos, sad it was evident that he had been 'objected to SOMe punishment at the heads of the complaining constable. The top el his head wee covered with snipes's dressing, both hie eyes sad face much discoloured and awl swollen. hie &this" saturated with blood, and so weak was be from the km of blood sad the effects of the Waits he remind, that he was namely able to stead. From the widow it appesred that the prisoner empayed as a labourer os • new m e at prompt ie mane of formates se Peckham and wee described by his landlady ars • sad well-conducted young mace. On the day Wore 7:l:Say) he unfortunately brake the pledge which he bed serapolowly kept for • loos thse„ and issemsdag in cated with others of his felloirnwerkmen. he reigned to o his lodgings at about three o'clock to borrow messy from his hordlady to get more drink. The leadiady refund to la; him have any mosey, upon whisk be abased her vat mash, sad the policeman Weed, being dem ea Me vee fseld him that if he did sot use better Impose he sheen tabs him up. This irritated the primmer, sod he tarsal his obese towards the ormatsble, and, being ray filltsk. Mistaftsd to aka him. The coostable at ones drew la mad arid Amok desperate blow on the ton of the bead, whisk easily k socked him down. Not coolant with this the 07111• fable motioned to strike him all over with his troseheas, when • young lioness who bad witnessed his brutality threw heeeslf en the prostrate body of the prilooo4lr, aced received whit, thus eadeavourusg to protect him from further violams, • severe blow on the arm from the °Moses salf. Some of the fellow workmen of the plisoner, seam what they believed to be an =scow eery stoat oyes a drunken man, made a violent Mark on the mutable, sad endeavoured, as he said, to throw him into the new sewer. He wee compelled, to avoid their fury, to get into • small shop, but they barn la the door, to get at him, and it wee with mock difficulty be got sway awl avoided the mast serious oeseequeoces. The primer, in the meantime, went to the shop of • surgeon to, get his wounds dieseed. and waa suueetly taker' into custody. The emea bseq ble mid that in what he had dace he had only acted in self-defame, when attacked by • mob of persona, sad the prisoner first pve him a violent blow on the fees. Mr. Elliott said it was but quite right to protect the police in the discharge of their, not eafrequartly animas duties, but in this imams it wee quite clear that the constable bad exceeded his duty. According to the testimony of all the waiters, sad the Maranon of the constable himself, the first blow was givr tra t him, mil that with his truacheos, and he several blows with the am* astronaut. He (Mr. Elliott) could not see the necessity on the part of the °Hoer to draw his bamboos to protect Masse spied • drunken man ; and the excitement on the park ol these who had witnessed such an Inoue of duty could not be much wondered at. If, as alleged by the wadable, the origami had streek him on the fees, there wee se mosedty tar bin taking eat and =Mg his staff ahe had. Th. ere we. one which required fu rth er iovestigatios ; and, in order to give time for the prodoctios of further testimony on each ads, he should admit the prisoner to bell on his own rear nisei*. to attend there on that day week. The primmer, accordingly, entered into his resornalow in the aortal way, sad was dieelserged. MABLBOR9I7GH-13THEET. Mr. Mark, eSer;tirT4 Oontessy, George-street, was summoned by Mr. Greet, Ineseeter Nakano, for dt. George's, liseower-equare, foe having a dung nit et the rear of No. 6, Brownest, Greersoor sonars, ia snob a state as to be injurious to the health of the beiglibourbood. A clerk connected with the brewery Woad for tie defendant. Mr. Grant cad Mr. Druitt, tbe medial °Meer of the dis trict, proved that the pit M question was filled with dead dogs, cats, and offal. in such a state of putrefaction that warms sad maggots were crawling about the place, and the steeek metted was most intolerable. ArMlfettiona bed been mode to the brewery which was ta the hands of elteriffe officers, bat the nuiessoe was aot abated, as it had been viewed that mornieg. Mr. Sao:—Sack a place in likely to produce infection Mr. Druitt—Tbere can be no doubt about it. The clerk said the brewery was about to be &pond of to the original owner. Mr. Kicox said that had nothisg to do with the cue. The salaams must be immediately abated. The clerk could not undertake to do asythieg. Mr. Korn would eot permit a state of things injurious to the public hesith to exist a moment after the Lew could be brought into adios. He should make an immediate order for the removal of the salaams, cad the pareh au thorities could take the Deasesary steps sad proceed &pint the owners for She expenses. the proseentor intimated his latestisa of not rhstgag the Farmer weed the statioo. Polioe.onnstable Thompsos, who easisted Hawkins, wee sworn. mid he said the acosemstor mode the elm in the Fri. serer boom before Ike ins takes away. Re aim rid the admanr made ao reply, bet dew at the wasabk&ae awl was eery violent. Nr. Martin called Yes. Bentley, who lodged la the spas beam, sod she said she saw the two ablet SMUT the s room sad earry him off his bed with wisdom into Cr: e rs r :st. He was Weep when be was puffed off the bed. Ns, did mot use him strike the polka The Orem. tutor was la the TONS what he offered to withdra the eherge. The prisoner woe yelled off the bed after t w ofer was mode. Yrs. Ewox. Ain next door, was celled te parrs aft tbs i6 priseest oat al hie boom ter %Krieg the whole ease, slid the Fe. stably ssig blih nlave let the e Smer slaw es the did Ft whit to pries the agsbefi howevecs charge which Jest tits Festal* taking him. No harm ► bed been doss, sod the justice , ci the rase would be Misled if the prisoner seared into his reamaimaess to keep the pates. PROM LAST Imam GAZETTE. WAD= OP 110LATT011a AND NMI= PAITIOULABI TO 111 manna AT TIM 0/7101 OP TOT 0 manorms, COCTIT OP BASINOPTOT. 1A6001AL41111102.1 _ - Madam MST 7110111, IslawratCadlossx, same% to sea reader Man a ma U. Maus DIOR 11111JYAI, nod Plymouth, Beatammit In th e mho Am= Irrat i r Pilli • nn an Beixtownll. Masa toll nab" proprietor, A 19. at it. Lama /ROM dab lan% MEM St ii. Gums Man; Cleartottennetal ler,Au g .9o,Mll. Writitis Hiallana.Kkesercaseesd a pt Augaten. Man Linear, annostrest Orman* omiets ea& dvaost. Anamtlll, al 1. Mumma Wain, Randallnneltat, Poplar Nsw-tows, ass drake. Amgen lik M L WILLIAM MOM Stones. 114. Amai Mminuroad nW , travellar to a hicamtraes sups; ait L Caltiarlan HAW, ilosth-piase, inrinena Plan SM. August 10, at L lhtlla Aslalf, llldtecireaset., St Lake, lan bulaur„ .eamulzilk at= 10M 101 m, Ilarammakiest. Magna, W. Alan*. at II Oman wogs Roan% Gran Maw, Backaglaanok; ear. gm, August 21, st IL huga RUlrt. Mehlelesed. Beelm, Mk% August a n,l IX Balogh 91011A2D, teem--Hest, Bar saeMaead. sH imago' . ugust Mot= Hie . and Balsonirelrealkammid „ lankier. Angelat " , Wawa; JAMS limatanosser, Cialkedeeed. lannan. env - Mem% Anima 14 MIL CRAMS BAISILTOII Bona, Dumandeted,thabnan. econ nterekl clerk. Mini 1 I >L 10E1 Maim likaLla, egragenest,Kadniaan a on haotAr e &spell IS, ita U. PLUM Mtn sued ERMAN Silia, Walpoblane. cuy, foreign Paatriesaimportere, Miguel 96, at IL Stesd, retreshamontemes keeper, August tia. at II *Nal Icesiz Maar. Weilinglol49M. and. Irst" Minn dealer, August SO, at IL ANTON° AIIEXANDB CAM; Thresdneedlostreet merchant August 11), at 1. Maya Amino IPONDBAM, Meoureleekest and larbord kence, Islington, cigar nisrehant. hoWILIBI UaIrTLIXII Webrad& grocer, August 16, at 12. Joao) Maya, Pentair; Derbyshire, farmer, Lama MI, at U. Muni Macau; Aloe. Yorkshire, briasher, Lag. 111 11 .1 IL p . ASTEL Roma Rath* Denbighshire. hewer, t: IA 18 . 101111111011. Hultne, loncaskint, al Wilma Ovogmli LinaßTon, North Midi, alp famsWar. August 29, at JOHN D1C11167, aeld, merchant, Avant IS. at L Catalina Uncap Toss, londport. aroudthe. Jobbing tailor, Sept IL at U. amuse [amazon; gesikaue, Haste, newer, Sept. it, at IL asona Csana, Oespan, 'punt Snot a oo Emir Eau. Wishcon - Igfingar lass Nonm. Y&A sassing mike BMWS RAMIDEI, T tronfossder, =rt. JO9l Hain. Branca% . JAVA 111, 14 , ROMEIT Lama. Newark-upes4anst, taller. Mama 1 0 . Jana Parity Bakauthuid, toiler. Awn 11. as U. Rozsatikar[Talaia=Cheshire. slater, Aug. 18, M U. PRIM Miaow. lancoadre, prelesdemal gya con 21 1 1 WI. at SE REnnuell firsiaßit,Challtonapon•Nediock, Maiselisatendenthd, Sept. 116, at W. WILLIaIt Orsioauf. Liverpool. shipwright, Augusts. at 12. Join NUM; Unary.* builder. Mask 16, at IL BEM Rome OnOull, Holm, late dB furnisher. Aida aka DIM= Ressnu.. Beacembe, Clamart eldpierobw,Aag.anU. 1091Birillig Birkenhead, cammusr Ms printer, Assilfialt WIWAN insesort Balaton. Linoolnak, carpenter. Avg Want All BPINCISAT. Beverley, Yorkshire, publican. Aug. at IL Mies Pals. Bristol. shins deakr. August 10. at IL Join 119 e. Nottingham. warchoneman. thet nU llman= PaDrnan. Kilmendon, ilantareskaire, toesSer. August IS. at 12. loin War. Devonshire, tailor, August IS, at 11. Errennros, Exeter, auctioneer. August IS, at IL Mainz AWOL Boonton, Wink late cattle dealer, Aug. Asti. JOlll QUICK. Ridgway. Devonshire, baker, Maud 28, awn Jinv73lol4 Whitby, Yorkshire, bedew-Mime Mar. August 31, at 11. RICILann JOINS. Onreatry, Shropshire, inikesgar Sept. IS. at 11. Gina Ilanrwat Denbighshire, Lgo,, Aural 14, at 11. ALL 2922909. Have. Same% bier retailer, August a, a 10. LABT RIAILINATIONL Oet. I. B. "'May, Orford-road, Barnsbury, baker-Sept IL 1. Yerineall, LaMar, tandems Maker-Mgt. lL W. anerton, aloaosatershire, Makeeper -Sept. 19. IL Laity Ll M T. Luny. Ulan. 01110C1104111b1PO. timber sanrehante-ilapa. 19. 2. J. Wilma. Bath, money leader-August 29. Y. Brian. Dom In., Olouceaterahlts, builder-Angust IL Anna Mafia Jams, Ist% clothier-azimut IL J. Tay, Bristol, lead melier-Mgest U. R. Pen; MM. flommetebths,_fanser, and Bath, sear- August IS. Z. W. Reilly, Weather; Wiltalaink tinned= - Augur 1.0.1 Mlninvorth, Ba uder, Monmoethabire. -t $6. D. IDerlea, Briton Parry, Gismorpaehtre. 91 - -- 1L W. B. Bream, Gloac banker 19. Mary Coombe , Bristol. Homed vispe. 19. 1. Jiloquier,tUrdif stationer-ilea. it X Mager WeelVallors, ltrannetthire, inalUter-Oct, S. J. 11•Doeuld, Mynas- Oct. J. Pollan, Harrogate, Yortare, cosmos S. J. Itresidarth. Huddersfield, balder-Nov. 9 J l .7= Madan-bridge, Yorkshire, doubler- Sept. 11. D. Ileaday, Klass. B u 1, bone dealer- Sept. & G. Mem Kbytes-ups- Buil, bookseller-Sept. 6 L. Peat; KispitestrplaWat ono ninon agent-Sept. B. T. Fell, Ilaspea Ymisithre. Yana 82rwItt Turkel. Bridlington Qua% Tanaka. Mar 6. R. Grant. Stet. & lotrovingtoollrgire7hyPl,aCialdre, famar-84iL I. IL Gregory. Groat Grimsby, Uminshire, dreier-Sept & J. 8. Bower, Liverpool, master martan-Augast at O. IL Jess% Liverpool, shatwoker-Sept. 6. IL I. Jassa, Llamas; Denbairs. flannel manslasinve-Sept. IS. J. litho geld, Rochdale, Lancashire, esaildne maier-Mmal a. J. Leonard. Mayor. Moomatluldra, anothasss-August ft Mar garetaisabeth Macbeth, Mande% Massionlwldre, late --Sept a. J. Clugston. Mate , loner -Sera: ll TV &ethane. Ardwick, Manchester, beerveller- • ept. P. H. Wood, Huh" Idsuchester, bargisonsa keeper-Sept. L J. V. Hood. Liverpod clerk to as magrattas agent-ilapt. B. T. Bird, Bardsea. Ire, dealer is gel-Sept. S. W. Sumer, Mk% Lanembtre, made* malmr-lien. S. T. Ganda, Limped. Wier -Sept. 19. J. Moore - , Ore; Yeekshin. draihn - On• It W . Barrow, WU/A carpenter-Sept. It T T. son, findirererth. , grim uumduccum-.44.1% 9a X . Tribe Goan; deakir coals-Sept. 26. IL Burma, Paden, carver-rapt. it H. log ling. Podia. Innkeepe r-tht 12. J. Mart, Aberganon7, Mon , H e 11, sab re, innkeeper-Oct. 12. J. X Gai"Kkeies= Sea eabink maker-Sept. 91. N. Brae, lan I earnster-Sept it T. Hyslop, Baeldamt baker - Sept. la X awry, Leedom% Hanevelna, dealer is pigs at G. Matra. Hampshin. haker-lthavat 9L N. W. Ewell, AA, lent, Moan anualler-alting IL B. Cooper, Stocirks-oaraen, groom. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLID. I Antrust IL WILLIAM Wrau tzrlONS , O Annedermsax. lIICLARATf/ JOHN 102111. Blackberna. carater-la Mcleod d BL. Oct. Si., and say subsequent Tuesday. a 4 Mapes. llmehosaer. Join Waymire EJDOWAY. atalYhrtahle and thadiallad. shire, non dealer-Ist dividrad of la. lid.. Ott St and any subeequest Tuesday, at Monimes. Manciteskr. MIDWILL five. 1. J. K. Tamar, Di P. W. Varela*. sod J. Jepson, ad field. manedasMen--BrA 1. J. H. Timm (separate Masi Bhenisid, manatactererma I. I.W. ;Mk (separate Man , Sbefbeld, e m ir. -Sept L W. But Raeford. N thudumohire, provialou dealer - Sept. L . _Volans, boater-Sept. 6. T. Williams. Mann% DendOnsholl. VOOOO -- August 26 T. %anal% Dewsbury, Yorkshire, salt dealsr-As gust I& W. Comm, Jun., Dewebmiy, late laskaspar -.11 J. Brook. Ore; Yana's rag ender- M. T. hinam, Mold, Mishima. bricklayer-August IX C. tnekeeper-August 30. 1. Mee% Let castershire, piamber -Angina SO. T. Me, farmer-Aucrast 30. J. Stevens, Shrewstou, plumber- Est 30. H. Perkins Dinton, Wiltaldre, late inaltseper -An a. C. Dry, Salisbury, whitesmith-Augrast 15. Z. Cewils, balider-Angdst t? J. Sigler, Stowell, Somme-Mire, Inskeepar -Sept L W. Williams, Cardiff, salimaker. PARTNIRSHIPS DISSOLVED. C. Darer. W. Davey. and R. Z. Enabling Devonwa_rt, ale tner. chants. so far as roterde C. Daverf - C. Kean ma. Do eresport woollen drapen-R. Hal, T. Hat ad W. Ws; Poll ban, Immithe, _toolmakers. se tar as regards T. asli-1. N. likawasel Molten. Halifax. transmilms-1. Notandia 1. IL Paddans, Barsky, Yorkflati, lass Ord ad 0. Robansea, truadelinalk MOM Masa and H. Patchett. Mean% Yorkildre, slosemaina -I. Kelm and L Rohm, !Mosel. ianars-lt. FordsMM.A. Palm Poultry. Woodatreek Cil , shirt asautaelangs-A. Lee and J. Armitage, Link; T umauladailia Wks- H. Maxon and X Isnebert.lthigulmermols= brokers-T. H. 11•Connel, J. Hansa, and P. Ong, commission agente-W. H. WiTismon and 1. W. Waltman, Bradford. Tanking, provides nurelessts-8. &ow% J. Whitaker. 1. Mean, X thiley. J. Loam zed .I.W. Oday, Los ' don. and Leeds, Mims, so far la mans J. Luptem-1. P. Cowley and J. Braadreth, Manhood. its alefailloa" .. W. H. L. Hardwick. W. W. Brayekty, sad D. 1. Ilannek, Leeda woollen machine makers-R. GAM& and 1. IL a Addle -greet. City, trimming inanufacknrirs-A. Roe dt, r Root& Birmingham. factors-Cbminte amass sod W. Wenn. East Sheen. Morey, statuary messins-Inanta Bemis and Woo Beano% Manelerater-R. X Berwick. J. C. Berwick. sad T. Ballston, Hackney Wick, Iliddleser, amen. ally eas ! tectkmar% SCOTCH szprisrurfoNs. Joni Mara, Edinburgh, grocer, August 19, at DowelPrivagie. idinbergh. Joss La 310112. Glasgow, Mar, Mgr* SR it the lacuarialli Gloigaw. Jaya Henry Rowley, a shoemaker, was charged with being drastic sod disorderly in High-strest. Notting-hill, end soasiltiog polio .o stable Haldane, 338 T, la the ethowthe of his dais. The constable stated that oe Monday afternoon he was oe duty in the INthotreet of Notting-hill, wham he was fetched to No. 2, Farmotrest, to kik the primmer into custody for wilfully breaking a window. 'Whet he got them he foiled that the primmer bad gone home. Witness 0 went to his home iii James-street, where be was de- Me i :, but he found him at home, and a. the prosecutor pre ferred the charge he took him to the station. Oa the way be resisted, and struck aid kicked him. At the elation the promoutor would aot sharps tbe prisoner. Mir. Martha crose-examised tie sonetake, who said he lockgm Prt"." oat of his hoax, partly sadr a sual, be. I Tws Cayn.—The following modem wan Wiwi eta he would net go to the station. Within would . tent „ 100 oenera pea.cake ,: `An eta emin , swat stet ha W . his is ° Pl ittiutht7 at dreads '. hi "' for theoape a toed Hope Is sack im et th e thikki self, but he woold not put his clothes on. He was drank. 1 , 06 , 4:Ake es •====r of the 20tat Maoist for .sower. The idioms also mid the prisoner was a deetat. irwilltti- " ma , from imatkamsea by the etsamithip krardlic able mew. L Mere berwarded by this mks moil will be liable he fh. Neale, for the &few" sad Ow' bad lima a "" I ehretter nasal pelage of di the Ulf amen" unwarrantable interferes*, se tie pant of the palm. The fact was, the pelican was iatorksted, end be . 44 — viertimentest.)— liotanwan'e Onnnairr awn kit minket the window and broke two peed i gl ad sa " l2 Il ua ^ 4 "' villib la. "Or adslidlli g' 1 " ... ' dike ar. am * . daps may tr ib l: m tbriir tereatin s and to. wee iseh - him home, undressed him, sad be west lii bed. d em i e i ag e , go Some time afterwards he was dragged from the haute by and towing. sli s e ewe eannehke without bring able to dress idateeif, and k and minds A ing lir ie s ao. . that Otte be went thros6 tie Hlgh.enuet , tweed poem the 1106 bilheamilkall ilisiab7 yellow mei asap eh raget i =g 4 , i mg aimm ihet4smage ‘ sal e is i ttb lial e t erksinie be and )bag au s floor a be w"as" , weeid that I. lf a b o l ie llugi ve te ii : ti .: 61 ,,= . 400 e k t ' issur ibmis 4 : loo. ,, mo d ur amel" :7 l4lbi a lensille age" th& a. 18:14- ask a few WY OW wwillkwild L reify to kr. Ingham, the embible aid the id tine a pentemacie la ite use wlll *me. ____ BRISTOL AND SINTER &ULNA,: -.-- The report to be presented to the ility. d kk u. yw ; d uisMar at Bristol OR the 23rd last b;Z: by the tom the orrapsay_ bas serasined h d os & brae obsirmsn ini t ai Jaessa Dam; sad also in theAst Mr. Day teek , -- -w. latter was renold by a lamentable amides% wide DOM was es a short stay in Leaden is May lad. /a II arraneemeale aseessuy in erassquese el M ilk .. h lt seents, the &radon invited the led of DOM is UM board aa • dizeotor, sad afterwards mairse a d.M• hini to the defrayed*. Mr. Gletiej..„drrad7 sairb; was &Ad depetyraleranse es Mr. mid absa pod; and bes likewise b ra n leiZ i tel be sz e la t igli ai t this sompsey, a &raise se the board, Is tbe dem of Yr. Baer, who was ars des moan repaesatieg this oomparry ea that heed. Da. irk H em Banes, beaker, el Exeter, • ,pararaiter el tepid steak to • eendasseble sweat, lee b ald restor Me i au la ee rsr mmodon sampimi to to lim iss. Wilra ieu. Die u tug s ri r do9Log 41 4 m i d , as vied M 7711.125. 7d. ea I.Xiel. Loa i c k ikt Isom 1861 ho side hug tbe suns ( wh o Doti psetede—obovion am IMMINIMO al Zaw. e 231. (ra per slim Three hes at the seine tine ha m i n. men mpeadllen, serldy eared by the slea dk__ pearing—la the eimponeettea ard andolest whisk in hoe. 1844, emenefed to al. ly e r sad is leak 1266, to 2,4214 In. .Mai an al 2,191 L 12a. W.; in the isivemia whisk there is an is of 1,7794 la.. o a sk MOORS of repairs and renewals llamas falls. sum i wkieh t balf.year ; sad in the item el idemehead ef serrhema d k M Jae% 1864, showed a ermat of 2544 at. ha in Jura 1886. • Alien iv 01. valt il lit k $ differeera el LOW. 14s. xi wild Os loot the essepedess el this Mae foe the bre rade& told rases inseeradebews omoaat to 7 . 11.18 e.. at l e ali sphist 79 6774 d i , k"" June 1864. sa b 53 4 i1. owner the ball.year amonaring to 61.sy d Bent, e[ the mosidn. There hss at the 1111114 %ha, %Sal lamasso d 17,49 l miles in the Vida weds% gis wad e d baba miles rum for Jew 1884 ha g brae vin the last hall.year 860,174. The poresdeps d MIMI is the three previous eserraoseDni paid. 2 4 11.90 i _sedibe swel•1 1 Ws =Bait was 627 .911. the Mg 13,180 nißss mere la the het balf.yeer Dia 11. srarope. The leeemsdre swam have meth* after serif= adds 1.1001. ia esildestien of i boa p a ddi a by 1,2601. 2s. U. Theists' seralph l Z souses fee moms SCCOUllike the ball.year. Win g balsam at 4,9011. Os. 2d. Sr. the peer amount to 140,2301.25. 7d.„ es wind 179.864 iltt,. Ism 1864, Amine as irareses el 6641.35. ; sal e l total expraillere d all kinds (sued Ildisswissib.„ forms hierent) 11•0111.1111 to KU& it Td.. se riQ mem Ds. obeethd sit imam cd 6.5111. 41, niggles. a balance of 4s. lout of wbbk hetes paid, for debeetnie idereet.l6,l3ll. 81.14, sad behind os the oedema desks, 29,1801.2 x. 4d. ; making mad. paid for brand Then mead= se wiredi balaoa o f 47.5831. lbs. ; sat ol whisk the &era= ram mo d that a deed on de signal desk Is deshedlerbi lialtiese at Vie rated low.sodmil prame•yea payable ea the 6 th tradeable. 11ra &ebbed he Ira same rats se that for the swesspoediaspediddisk and as 2,022,4604 of stook vll erased to 46,11414 leaving • ballade of 2,0784 Si. tibiae:led to esliteratit. MARKET& TALLOW.—Toeiome I'Mzeo.-1:10 maid mein today. Spot, 43. ,• Weber le Dumber, tk tti December, 446. 3d. ; Joseary to /bra. 446. 611. Debug poterday, 329 maks ; arrivalo, 1.882 maim OOTTON.—Lrrneook Amon 15.—litiot dial Bolontosloy 7 000 boloo. todalkw 1,008 loa m lotion owl szport. 800 imo=2l . . to Sa.;Boflom 170. to 18d.; 100 1714. 1/1. TN Mod* mad Bolt* Idd. to ;IN limb% ix SOO Salim% 12 4 _ ;Bid. • kicollookk 15141. ; Maras, 121 t. so 13d.; maw, way Ay NJ, to fad. ; Mao, 10 to 131. ; Zopoo, 124. 1401 ;IN Porn. No., IBA to 9d. OOTTON GOOD& —Xtereanern. Ammer IL—. weather, together with Imp imports of eetten W.U. =sham had • dermseing fauna ea the math We of gloom bee provolluil all dm. la lower pdeesniut lam been takes to however, Yam hem nowtlithu to meet Nis sal iv emesqueneo boo been a very United oneand IWest home mete yams also the swath hes been quid, eel pis deeidedly in the boyeA tamer. The INTIM thew wr emely. in ekes we boo. bad • way doll maid r week path and prises Mow tended downwards. Tag , math bee been. N poseilde, quieter. wed prime Weiss to some extant neon, in the borer's lemur. Isar sod failsem in the &With, k.elediag ew of a neentesinne e Blookleme, hem tended to thereon the demon. P ladle sloths sow my low arm hove been min he lee not hem meepted. Prl i eolotir ere in low dm the they bam bees. The al eottoe We limped,' to Ime eight hod boss 000 balm this wish, OM f sales bed sub meined WOOLLIN.—L.nni. Amon lb.--?he sawn WM this sesning has prassand a quiet appernsion tiesslesb sass ben el rosesionts and aissutasenress bee less ban r am azme. sad United annist et linie hes br A fen punk al andsgs nil + Wash L— hasa Innsfienal, whine ba anditsted aid isned in this ball. The Imam d hairline is lb. while Odd has sin boss law* sad Oa inquiries tar heavy psi 4 Bailey sat Omen nsindaetare ban bees OM UM 611116 Bans in all denartnesses ban ben folly netained. I:losl9.—Horz, Amour 15.—At toley's amid small 'apply of English wheat whisk Nes >ify st pee qr. inn money, beet ram of free Owed 11 soaking 445. to 46e. per 604 Th.. Foreign bad at tbe WNW noted doing the week, sod • fir bombes prep is brisk demand at en shame of 6d. pe2 si liseme unaltered. Gate MOM Oir freely at is foam! sellers. Foreign arrivals for the :—Wist, 1.1611 bade/. 4,961; oats, 1,214 ; beans, 101; goes, le igs Imnrion, Ammer 15.—A vet 7 short supply of leaf 64 ' °id 'bp" I. domed as 4s. per qr. adman navy Ism= ace milers mobs 110 e. far reds. Weaker wet sled amettle. Sprig ears &ram Lam, A um= 15.—Tbe weather le the Nee unfavourable ea it possibly can be. sad burnt ap RUM are completely mispeoded. We have bed mod boors of heavy ins ben, sad a large sde of wheat at l' par ip. over the rates ol Friday last. Betas and dim' dm is request at rather same mosey. Unmoor., AtIGOII2 15. —We have bad • . mamma atteadams of both tows sad teaser Woo , this minus'smeet. evidently brought ie by thi limited wet westber. bat Snead milers at sa Memo la wheat of 2.4. to sd, par mold sines Friday, ar hi. m fl dace thie day week, and fa Soar of la. lid. per me rol barrel ewe Triay, err Ih. to Sa. shun thie da wsoic, W has. only taken eneolost fer their revile mine, sad pmealatore also same dieposad maw ladle cows lads • mod coma isle at to le. per pare ever the tease foment last Toledo. Oen en Pe boatel sad astassal Is. per hod done ; sow Die 31s. M 3111. Betas sad lawny an bee the tars the few peas have ere sow is desists' hods. Market 111 Arm at the advsece, but without maitement. MeV, Ammer 16.—At our Oars Inhange the of old wheat was ame ; the weather being wet mud • farther advance of 2s. p er m. to be paid ; ease sew awn were shown,quality and conditios poor,weighiag teas to (lin. imperial. Boma, Gala, sad baiL9 ink la belts request at advesoing prices. Per qr. impala toes grosom Wheat. white, new. 641 be. to 65lbs. per imp. bat. llB A. 49e. • ditto red, Glib,. to 641 M, 42e. to 44a. Ods, to aka., 221. ta 245. Beans, old, 63ibe. to 60a4. le 445. Noroaarc.r-ou-Trae, Anomie 15.—The grease very wet this tsorsiag, our mar ket t.) of but scol with worst oration thee usual. sad bawling a at rtendan a large badness was date la and fereles abu t es . adman el la. per qr. on last gate:dais rates. ride was ales Is. per lath dearer. Barley, haw, goll e Z anode held, and the turn in prim In favour of the Oateleld fee as edema of 6d. per qr. N 1 ..../: old dem faaga, de▪ la i 1 . VI ") r dul/ad Maio C'r 4 ; -; • , dery h, • 1111:14 Id Pm 11e. lg. dral gal dab s oessana. .7 .0.1 :4A,i4 ▪ lea be n Pe %fi l l 111 0.61 k. L ai' 4 4 bit li a me lPela adeds. dt, h ITT 2 araldayaa l .# dir t se 60 28. 11.4 4 UN • Whe t %boa idea awat d Ik• 11 ' be • vr x d ea v ea i ma i d UM. do 'Tiros er I, f us yoga 11s. . ow OLiadlia row ado ellig b L. la ea r 11111. 16, gy, bak is des 10111 ■ 3111.1r4 as arsidi I bslartllrrlM I"sseassall M▪ od bed a g , • Dm paid it a k t,' •• •••••••pk. 11 D ee add dabs L 111 ober, 43a . Davy did di ad era di LON kris e n t,l I a Mk u t ' , ltd. a I IL-1111 des lab Ida ▪ artbst, ads rst i =l4 sc ' l ' Ilia L Da 1 11 4 ma Pim rbei eisa ray war Erbil beak eds. toddle y I prism Imbue / wr. Ina wed adeadwised bee dadeadea. Pet , sada ural ay ole eis W as raele, ll = NI a • esisand add • a mos, titedtal ▪ I e tan Ilk adore hes laa mad tweeds Ma De aid bud Do dike Mid ✓ beery psi d ' casin os tha vi dald m a g i lay's mreiM s :Mak at la It oh ibraisha id at des d Idad ad t a Bawdri loss ia fader d •—dlent. Ddr. VA pdy eked* qr. aft.* ehi le. Wades lay tee wad ad barred r . l► bare bed awed at wisest at D maid oda utl. re bad • dila A Wes at I tlab7tM•w' i d d at an deem ay, ar ed. 011 OL par irk ad day Welk imea .• mid • 1 d to para. ladle art to le. Pk .4. 6.°11 Ps Dab We IA Pe Ind sew Diabldrild • dr ila• tank bl sail YarkstelrrM km. eat. Dea A ka nge tbe sailif D. a being wet muds .a• Wahl BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH& P / =TR& MOSTMUM.--Avirast If. a Dremlet-oxamon, LW. 10 0 vW d W. Mortlaer, job. Seq.. of • eautifitt r. WOIWON.7IIII et (blegieK•aoe, the Roo Ma A DO QTY a --Augett 14, at theeibery.park Nora. Dr wit' II 14 R. W. /1100. of • era POTllol.—Atepet 1 et MOW= Lodge, TWINY, Qs Bite al It ' Ir. Potter. 21011AIDIL—Avgee M. at Perebeetwoo olo . tb° Irtie a C. ithierds, Seq.. et • seer. .11•IIIspet 14, at Deplhold Fare. Udall. W. rif " . 4 W SMO O M. Deb, es • Ks. MARMON/a sAsizas—vitussa--Aarri L. at TAW/ Clan* E X Callet. by We La. W. L Maeldw, J. R. Meta MI. to Lay Masheth Drunewel 11,_011ae. ___... ir CII 41"1 / 1 11M 11.—Auguet 10, et 0101 °••_, .....g.e .. ' . " the iev. IL Mdebethew It taro ) UL. . bparser, te Ilitra daughter Mr. L Raw. wirr—msysassins.—Asimetle. at ibe iff 01646411.1 1 Mabook. Hamar by the ha. Mr. bales Mad. ~ Wane= Witt. et kegratetabok.Loakegigoorlir 010001' P. Mwentets, Beg., .D., of MATES. Ali 1 BirtNAT.—Augusilt a famaldeatrerfat. the late lieutewaOrleatil".lllo6 ! asa rmill us:—Avows isen4s ' amsa ua l acess rdaggi" Wiwi" iii 5 1 RA Cark ar lls na —*sod tt. st Laoeoe6.oBo l . Pm. KWI . E bb. tb. ate et J. . Douglas. litt. alir rs• 1100(171—Augeet 11, st Le, fib er. 7, atm, 1.M.. 1 . 111 . a.. u,. Nis ss. ilrmuliii—Asaa is. et Lbetteet UMW. Des. D. 11.1* Wl* - 11—ware IS. a Boullaral. Neat., the Veers it 4 .e. .........._11_1M. i Si Old......._______ ,_............--.•-••"'"'•___,—. • l'sMAAsi by wuszair zoo Isom. drat Ma OW of = PI w fa rtgi."o" . 1 011ee, a I ta the et , Weetletta. AMIE 14 MIL ~A h. M