The Express. — London, England, 1850-01-31 00:00:00

. . • • . THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY. EVENING, JANUARY 31, 1850,.. • . = iso llwesellel mr. jr,rie seith . et subject in Advent- There were seller 4 Mating their belie! that the article was Wended to METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS • I■ the moms of RN graßaffineat asaversalses, the NAYAL. m sait seellem showed by may ems edam wee meshy a RAILWAY MEETINGS. cmAnow, said that am lasthgnage aims wield be . • ADMIRALTY, JAW.3O -Arroutlflll2lll.-To Gliedialsr- if e t • sa. -. believed he bed now cases& ememite he thew the --. tellegoell Wt Owl boa Fall" ° Ma l ta drat " did lb ' Master's Arissant : W. Baran. Asedsuces Zogineer : J. Leicesier sad Medi leer that we swims, would be - granted. -- w ard.-Aragesse-Lieuteneat : J. H. W. Brame*. IGd• THURSDAY, JAM. MOSSO by which we ►d Remo wowed of IrM H M• NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE. allargod a° lb , abbilllablad a air "di wo► 4•*• • : 1 1 1 •• *lb shipmen : A. Creitheltank.-Okeseefew-Midahan : J. That State of the Weather at each of the following i I N .; , hear) A weed sow apes heed mettry. H. SECONDARIES' COURT.—YESTERDAY . m 0n ...) had mot as dosodd g of Mr ma. Yesterday the MU yearly meetiag of the propristere ask in gees is this amateur Wrai ths disonsmi thslr seiminmewss weida : oar is ;ha ul : n il . T. B. Tremr. _ Basheas _ Aasisum.sergoes :W . imer. Nike o'clock yesterday eeornlag • - The at i ti 4. ff this undertakkeig was held at the railway deities at e. shag ee is g m Holt . L a Cadets : 11. H. O. !hymens and Banat Me. theoosuatim Parma. arranged in order of latitude. ns are I. to s DailF add tot Yew, and e .s hia .frh au . ~.i.ga limie. : spun . T t. aseetyi after me o'clock the Male we takes Wee& (Haar.) ETRIIII3IOTuIe V. JOGIVII ADV. -FRAUD. Pee he Me*"ll7 Well -- -..-- - y. 4.. Emenno, En., N P., the *Miriam of the beard The amakiled at Beffi-pose im Aka with a 11 / fox & L a blu f -dad * -- .._ ___ Firribia-Ma d l i i i eumohanws. T. IL B. Pasi eg .- This was an literary to maser damages in sa action, Sumo( Pleee. tbs w tm im. ar etTC.of m•u Westher: met aelts,wleilie that ft tad tailored geed somas of iii and there were present by far the largest Mtn- vete ef Ho sad those ithesso Br. the bleed of E de -, T. m ddaSm adr ., '.._.,,_• , ......,._ ~„_o brought is the Court of Queen's Bench, by Mr. Charles aces of moo l iddbl oohnoiom sd ' t tteldtm i u s i blit bbbr ohoo t ro bb ) wie r TeaTT b7 il l ber elti s e g mh s ' e►ere\olates that hes ever boss *sea slam the WM- 'Erman& Aboot 1,000 sberltheidere WORD premith dt tears :J. '" a a la ...•-'"`"Y`. 7 i""" - "'". •".''" • Ethelingtoa, a *elicitor at Chatham, to mover of the de- Pow& A. .: & re a d K s " 2 H. I. P. Calvert laaa t lead adalast: headset, the notorious Joseph My, the sum of U . ss "money Posmarms P.. —.________.. Gentle Breen Overcwt s t sia laol : Ply: p asilk s a: i G AJ' euse is r t iJ. B. H . ldeldasn ompen i er ß ° . I t bad sad received," sad also damages' for breach ill contrast. *mama &R. donne Howes Oveverat he Ramming had bees seat eat estensibl, sa a our Pia, oholised its see of "oeorPoratioa• E. in the room, were meshed wil t NORTH SENT CONTINUATION. rientle Brown Overcast vessel, be: really to esarah foe pirates. It appeased The dinetsrat "a "am "r.ad by the secretary , Mr. : The defendant had suffered judgment to go by default. Mumma N • 6 Gentle groans Overeart Woadesek - Sasal(9at - O.aaor eallarawa : 3 ' Waldb • - Mr. Warren appeased for the plathdtt. The defendant p oi . To ‘ 3 " *Attrnm s , _7;7.. rile oat is these latitude% the watch on deck hailed at applause . The report was ___ . Deriai CHALHA La t. shroo ßOC ankii HEßTE im a sestign AND ST ai ll i n a D a . lbs _ - __ -_. .- did not appear. litoklatout-Sareeoa °maimed : . W.V.V B. Reynolds. tne moraine a paha which was just enterina • Isar- Reloads : this appeared in the Erpress a llitaday, the Ti. 11150 at the bow el the probe called ma Leat. WOORWICH, JAN. au. neisea, at♦ l ., C omm . o F ish - 'Consume In statute th e ease to the jury, Mr. Warren obeetvad that gasusaeroze....- last obi ?" sad the only reply he received The CHAIRMAN TOM sad moved the adeptlea of the *miser of _Kase boa s lesZ a llleahed is how at the MOM w &aide " thellia• rge of niath trr to the beat. tweet. Ti. he& gestkiass eagteined that the net proem lima et leltwe7 yessmensiiiim ft Deeeeseihosegpoothteldpeweeermliebt, b••••II % isfl e i l s ••••da thas l in f o l e .Gra to W skeareas tial to haw to r ke ft o m e ? •* Dart is the iti.h r y yo sea p.etabu t promedia ci gs ior w a er t e ciu las i ti ham tuteg for b th y s his rpos clien s. t u , c a t Ti... 0 1......0. 1114..1W1 ....... C . 1 ...... .: . N E. NB..; oenu. Oentle oencsitsiimm ereese erme ad ° p. pri a d: tili:p4 ; c4lo44.::::,....; an immense elanghter bask es b paid the MAU of the egewern had 'Men diminished from that which a esserdwees with the la tow theme to Porten's* sad the Ceps et 1 of • dahi oi upon the pub io that had been so long, and be waserry fr '-' l.O CagißlD°3 ......•••••• I(F"' 611"1"1".1 Clat4l. share, it turned on: that the satudered &meow peered by the natenhly returns. in ergr o equenoe of ROM bed Ile_theß got: a me tho Maeda Kid" lays , * id 616 It Good Reps.-Violet, a. -pkt, Mister Comm. Sherlnck, is bd f "511 a °R " Dag " g° the tams c y s f a.. 8......--• N coifs Permit -- Kim of debts sod et the lan e ashiren the auditors of me or two era OM , by leePolla he allo POldiddiaffil airldaf sow ready for ovnite, and will leave immediately for Dover say, successfully to some extent, adopted by the defendant, 4 poster , bat actually in baibace with the tby the directors had Wei Puahh•l hr ear rain= lhaa "del •••••••I• have r* - to Mine her duties on that statics. -•••• •••••••• I for the reppr.ssion of piracy. (11.ar. bac) &Woo ,_ „he *Ma* whi te „„., , ? ___,,_, n ___ ..„,,. _, ~____, , sod io eau loom, Joseph A. 17, of world notoriety-but to show Cam ea. that the statute aothurng the payment et bed GI form i snoop, tame Wu t he lee Chanel wv.2.7 wee. mew nit as e s . i . har eeoe -... . Perna ly Clear Wee a dieiraer. (Haar, heir.) It was, In fact. an for ad the opening of the line. Hater- Ma Oa wee made at the the defendant, th►t though he was impervious to is B. aronggrasse Cloudless seat to &moll: situate. ( Hsu, hear ) But we log se 111% olverkesaptoo semis, trod% which has Ruallhal, fag ileo Pendia of saliatoebell eho SPORTING. the powers of police mseistrates criminally, and nominee .. ...... his anal prattlers without the jurisdiction of criminal lav ` s ' °r LE* °"ta . am* , Partially Cliiuity ay Wall to wee for in the east. We tad carried been closed, he said that upon It there twos a less of 8,0001. seallmeate of Am urea a bill which has bees tan i b es sep w aud h b r lionsh h tad e b h e a so d pniu d t u utochibr ai e d eon d fia efrs d u ul ded enpt l pinrac. h" if "az. 'n sad devastation everywhere, and aewhere had which it was proposed to pay off at the rate of semi 2,0001. thesesineed bee_ _pstilaiment_ ear siodaii . lN:be North __ Kix! BETTING AT MANCHESTER-Toni:lAT. ccults, there wen p rr ---. ;L: , .......... _ emi a .. wi : : :".llll. sh.„.88.W88.*:::::.1:lif wind."°"Gent7GmGungett"l.llrnseater:MgedruallreamTlllB:l)(PPirtialle:":"YriPlii,...l:!:;. lists or a Likes imen- red any Cringer woe by the mart per half year ; bet there was snored to this Was the whole 1"1"41 " pc.ir, Ma tier P - slang "elk a. Li o v irtietts °" l•o Blll. noti Lz aarrl uiL nits7- 14 1 °11thair t10 to dew . t slat Hentott ...del la ri l em n ad N o o " o f ve i which g=et ► tat exploits. Let them beseech the • mamma of the tonnage ao the railway by ma egmagement strut ele RR Progeotigil WA andonahlog dosigs the te last, the plaintiff neared a letter from Ad in in which he n i "...,,, Amd ,. to handsets this matter, and aim t e i v ia lni a with the Disk- of Bridowster's trustees. WW reteresete moth. sisiss. (0,12 to 1 mist Watley, to to 1 agst Velos (t). wishromised, in oonsideration of • fee of 11., to furnish him -- akin to investigate the matter by means of ato timmial matters, the hem gentlemen lord a statenamt From lb* millodic't ada.. affadaa. lll a te m i d" itada rat ' HwrooPousaw HARDICULP.-16 to 1 apt Snowstorm (t), s"aohi,o i if s e ve n t u e rn information beappelitainnd o ia f fd ins thv. is p orta n c e , which would beer H. Calm Overowt tee of the liume of COllllllOlll. (Hear, hear.) from the auditors and f rom Mown. Qualm sad Bei. getting IMMO' It Wonted that d adadariPakaa aro generally 16 to I slut Cheerful, 20 to 1 apt say other.Korevoson S.W. Cahn ear, in the ate swiss he had given them asgaestion• forth that the &meats WM kept with eempisteneme mid in betel ger it. ! Leto by the gentlemen and Yoaakaa in the • _ _. wag , bin • soh 1 ~. burl amir Cli w int s la ° C a t/ 7) 2 , 0 20 10 l to me l t so Mir Asa (t ( 4 5 0 i to t i i l ) 0 0 , 1 22 . and avert:an ----____ of meeting the emulate parliament- / rf e oim un a d ti e o rta n d k i i d n" t (i t :ta. He hed shown them how the island was ob. a satidamory manner. The neat point to which it hessam etmellY.lgg th purpose The B ;eturas front th Ge e lt f le ol ß lo rgaze wing . plum di l i ve : 3'4. how it elak Brooke had Mea treated by the Sultan, neemeary for hise to refer, rendered it neesteary that mem .., _fill etaFamoes__ ___,,ial obta±. . a " 64 7 " P- 1 ags t ol aues (0. 26 to 1 apt Coral (0. 40 To mit The no pro uce easy to be scented unfair the aet m she required aunt. In return he redturn him acts penen edvantages, end the plaintiff accordingly from Ady a printed receipt f e fee, a copy of the Pero- office in time for üblication wln WA lrested bias in relent. And it was for lorbeerenee should be observed ; memationsof sooty dmerip- tins muff gewwwwea sa --. * Flea, 40 to 1 &get Chantey (t), 60 to 1 agst Clermont (t), 60 f or oo d od hi th o say whether du, would allow Le". live ao be ties had been made *Baton th e diseetars, wi th ered their sad is Imiski uttered sot outmoding 6 per amt per to 1 eget John Comer (t), 60 •ci 1 angst Collingwood (t). pe ed wi th ee whether they would apply to the havieg the slightest opportunity of defending themselves. imam- DERBY. -7i to 1 apt Ghillie Callum, 10 to 1 sgat Boling. chial As t Act d d • h 'hi ' sea, reach this P Yesterday; th.y tiure , Mi a-sw i sof p i rates - bete own well-known lamina, If meth things cad been going o n in the N e rch s i dig i dehk. Thies reports having been made to the central committee , broke, 12 to 1 eget Knight of Avenel, 16 to 1 agst Italian =stole (lithographed) in the ebb,* of an essay on the opera mumen s ,an a lase Ac a ; l l 12100 :Pra on* e rig. indicate the state of the weather ea Tuesd •'" Lion of the Tithe Commutation and the mode of assess- euuta d emeot as had been attributed, it was quite dear previous to aba holding of th e Pabli a . mee ti ng is abe.fi_aild" 17 to 1 eget valpur, 20 to 1 apt The Nigger, 26 to I age;ay ID at e, bet hear." Nine o'clock. mad& los was then rat sad carried oussfmouely. that the directors were no longer entitled to the confidence nail , and other preliminary matters bein g arran g ed rY pro" Cyprus, 1.000 I d 15 shot Sir Charles . miller the measure before the standing order et ate Inc s, - iog ras, and the following letter : nomasto I N.& i Gentle weeny , oi - ereisi ----- - I. U. PARRY moved the neat retto:ntion :- Of the shareholders ; hut it ores potaitil? that these !fat- se „ -_- . ---- i. ... .... 4 . nr *h . .**,* .., ..Aar. monylikatrlON/ANDPYTCHLIY lartaTßACall.-EariSpen• Nov. 9. ma. Lrearteces......- 1 N.W. I CkaH•Breete Partially an.e. . . WM . said WO OW• •••••••••••••••• W.•••• .WV •••••••••, ~...• possemos art __.owes showed by every we of Om were mirth, et RAILWAY MEETINGS. Munition said that aa pgednease• Ames wield be semiestiess. erested; that they had passed se melees ea the He believed he had new quoted enough he sheer the --- Leicester aad Medd. Batt that se squaw would 1m means by which we bed bemuse pusethed of Wises. NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE. treed to die ebellesigglis ger what mes. ass. ap to this t ( m illeee t , T imt beee nit ) AI wee s ow liPen,mosaalbsed meaty. 11. Yesterday the half pally monism of the proprietors la time to this matter without this esassmanes ; sad that It maim - - -• ' - - to " os e -D,4 1 b84 y1,,,,r sa g - w a ys ° au nn a r t k a j o twm g . this easkrieldadg was Auld stake railway Adios at Sake- they mhos/ to give it. the digesters would bear it Unlea shes p are b e mug o d d r h o o rogr y mom o f r i g h t riled or impas... T . roa m % impo ser: ;r4f ., car N ee p. e , o tte 'closk eisirma the Ask = a wur, board Nin..... aswdet ( Rees.) at ......... am ed.* with s hielieg met mks, whip that ft bed readared geed swim J eke . ii. perestem. sad there Wile present by far the largest nun vets of to, sad thes7=e fee, the beard of at ... e tti be ta el and ene e aatoo f i neteee mdma t am ewl feeenen iu s g all weee d aw t ra be i .ne A ld wewe b7ll. l her ef ebudaeg ehortheiders . that has ever bees sees dame the coos- direst .,.. Abend 1:000 ebershalime were premith its eat of bthorporaticm. idled the gainerseg had bees seat sot ostensibly se a sea peel ming vessel, but really to much kw pirates. It appeared The ffirestses, es entering the MOM. were reesivad with NORTH SENT CONTINUATION. that while out is these latitude. the watch on deck hailed at sophism. The report was re ad by the secretary, Mr. D CHA srLeg LHA lait hi. sh laC wee HELTEJ easti AND ga ST ai ll iss OOD a . as two is tn. moraine •pt ithich wee just entering • her- Ramada : this appeared in the Erpress of Monday, the bear. Tae =a3 at the bow of the peeks sidled 28th last. sot i' what skip ?" sad the may reply he reeled The CHAIRMAN haw sad moved the adoptlea of the meaty_ .f Hest _hoe beg i ajltaigi se _ is Ilmear_ Ike Dews _Kis divest was • untie dn.huge of moth dry in the beat. report. TM he. gentleman =Venn that the net pro fi ts lia bss e ss f rell w a I ti tr iessomaiiiim Drl: 6 llll:li 3 L i eDe o rg" ., After so immense elanghter lan so bead the peeks of the esaseta had bees diminished from that which sp ited ea shon, it tamed OW that the .ordered POTOORO pond by the monthly redone fa eosieinence of 8001. bad ha this report ea the meleasHearish Hiliersys is 1846. It want sa e wa t t , , k at squally is g ums with ths King of debts, sad et the bushiest.. by th e auditors done or two era bow bets seriN esira b ois , refirls" ele serma llie Pooleod iumetu i r efe ha sina ve : 4 7 . Hothead Me the suppression of piracy. (Hier, ken.) He charges to mean whisk the &restore had placed NWshed said, them. that the aeons suthuriaing the payment et head te espial i snoop, these wee 2001. for charges Nagy bees bad at Dester. i =ead is othn thine, =OW was • diadems. (neer, heir.) It was, in fact. ea foe ad the opening of the Elm Neter- sad ea Tutelar sagest was made at the lisiserseent to eammit &punkt. (Haw, hear.) But we hig se the olverhemptoes (amiss trade, which has Goffillhall, Rodboeleos tar oho Follfrale_ ___e( ex Ponebeli Ole bed army else to spacer for in the not. We bed carried been dosed, he said that upon it there was • less of 8,0001. allatimeate d Ohs hthableside mamas bill which has bass dueled en sad devanotion everywhere, and somberly had whisk it wee proposed to pity off at the rees deem. 2,0001. isimeinaull bee parliament like semtinsing the North Kent ear radian or adherence-red any calmer wear by the name per hall year ; but there was ..cured to this Vas the whole Railway bein &rood to Dower. end for ado tins each mea d military exploits. Let them beseech the gown- asthma el the tonnage ea the railway by en sersagemeat lam all la lode' to Peogootioll W. asaartekteg Gloria' Ow smut to Jemmies*. this matter, and give him a with the Duke of Barmier'_ trustees. With ref ersoe Gamin stedga. meamhsion to iaveetigate the matter by means of • to fissacial matters, the hoe. ginstlemea read a sithement Prom Ihe reports of the spats Of the mien Weal con 03=110{04* Of tall ilo=4l of Common (Hear, hear.) from the auditors sad from Meson. Qualm nod Hal, sating mistessa i T e rtred that liberal pilots are generally However, in the me wets. he had gives them unquestion- teeth that the aceouots were kept with cempiehemas sad in being Leto by the gestlessen and yeomen in the able facts. He bed shown them bow the island was ob. • eatidemory manner. The neat pint to which it homme olmat7_ for the purpose of minting the requisite parliament tai-ed, how It pjah Brooke had lima treated by the Sultan, secemery for his to refer, rendered it neememy that seem are "spasm in obtaising the hill; sack Tolosa , " eithelMP and how hehad legated him in return. And it was for lothesrance should be observed ; atessatiass of every iimirip- dew WAS toolideeed se raw, to be mauled under the set, them to say whether that woad allow mess' lives to be lion had been made sgaiost the directors, wittiest their sad ill Waft littered SOS examine' 6 per ant per thus Sampan with or whether they would apply to the None, the slightest opportunity of defending themselves. seat. _ Boniest s—even of pirates—their ova well-known maxim, If such things nad been going on in the /inch Stallonishire T h ose reports having loos made to the astral committee, " Strike, bat hear." EISAINEIMOIIt as had been attributed, it was quite eine previous to the holding of the public mating in the Guild. The reeds iota wee then rat sad carried ithastmousiy. that the directors were no longer entitled to the confidence ball, and other pnilininary matters long arranged fm pro- Mr. J. 11. PARRY acted the next retio:ution : of the shareholders ; but It wee possible that these sot-.- scouting the measure before the standing order ermine's, I "That in the judgment of this meeting, the system of satioos had been made by those who had other objects next week, an adjournment of the committee and agents &wording head-tr ney tor the distraction of pi , which ie view than the interests of the railway. (No) He said it took place to the Guildkall at 2 o'clock. is at present sanctioned by the law of this e metro, eogrt wee and he wood prove Om be to, and that the chugs made On entering the Guildhall an imposing army of the gentle s, b e i maig lic e ly and ut t er ly a b o li s hed, a s a reeks which against the directors could not be substantiated. (App:nse men of the aeighbourhood presumed themselves on the plat is bothering eptd union iu principle, which presents a direct and disapprobation.) All he &died was the% they would bear form, ad it being • market day the body of the Guildhall teteptation to the wedding of innocent blood, and viand him, and - upon lis head be the respossibility. It had been was crowded with upwards of Wit of the leading yeomen fail no produce a pernicious and demonlisian effect 011 the said that their find chards, were heavy; that 100,0001. had end residents of the city snd neighbourhood. S. Bidden, character of those engaged in the naval invite of the been spent in obtaining the act of incorporalon ; but was it litq., Mayor of Rochester, took the choir. Alamos those on sooner, who are brought under its influence." fair to advert to this nowt Every secount was submitted at the platform we twined Matthew Bell, Est, high sheriff Dlr. lif/GOLffillit sanadeed the .oboe, which wee carried the time in the most complete manner, and the whole re- net for the county, Right Hoe . 8. a Luthinron, Sir John unanimously. mind the unction of the shareholders; moreover, the ilaxwell Tyldea, F. Bradley Dyne, R.q., Captain Biker, Mr. J. BARRETT moved the adoption of a plaid= to money was spent in defeating no lees than 16 other projects J. K. Woke, Ru , solicitor to the bill, ee also G. L parliament, embodying the dews expressed in the previous is parliament, one of white was promoted by . Mr. Twigg Taylor, Bel., engineer ; Edward Knocker, Esq., Dever ; resolution., and ttat Mr. Cobden be requested to present it. himself, the leader of the opposithtn. Mr. Tw i gg said that G. M. Farley, 11. q , Canterbury ;J. Tassell, Rm., Paver , Mr BELL hating seconded the risoluMon, it was passed, 160,0001. had beenenended at the Stoke station, wherees, as shun; J. flys', 800., Sdtingbourne ; Aldermen Clements as was alto • vote of thanks to the chairmas, which tontine had bees three times explained before by the architect sad Winch ; Councillors Allan, Booed, Patten, Thos. H. seed the proceedings. the actual expediters was really 127,0001.; to this Block, Esq , 80. tt i 150,0001. the hoc propris or himself added 20 per cent. The proceedings went commenced by the mayor directing in addressing the Exeter shareholders, in soliciting their the requisition, convening the meeting, to he read. The • suffrage., (mar in hie c. mtuunication to them he declared that requisition was signed by upwards of 120 of the principal .GREAT EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY the expenCiture at Stk. *tea 2C0,00M. Complaints had been inhabitants. I OF ALL NATIONS, 1851. made that • nonnier of branches had been consunct.d that The MAYOR having stated that hilted felt it his duty would never pay, and that, in fact, such would be the ease to comply with the requisition in order that the inhabit- TO Tun RDITOS or TEN Exrazal. with th e en ti re ra ilw a y i w a s that a likely remark to come ants of titres such important places as Rochester, Chatham, from skinholders who were really anxious for the success of and &rood, might have an opportunity of expressing I EIR,—In the hurry of making tip the list of go- their undertaking ? ("No," and interruption.) He protested their sentiments on this aldimoortaut subject, mowed utiptions which has been advertised is your pipit two 1 tor a fair he n were maitre —es ,rho Ros.-.I Highness 0a Duchess ating. elllent and the. R g.l Hon. Borl, Grey, each for 1001. Per- against that sort of interruption ; he (the chairman) asked the meeting to give a fell and patient hearing to all who Man and he would ten We that might address it. He then called on Mr. 'Taylor, the the same in faintest' should be extended to others. He 4 00010 7 . to lay hie plans brier's the meeting mdt us, she, haw we willej,..,.th° an "(ultra"' Itot,, t___,„° "fleet found it tooted that the 8 indbech branch had been made at hir. TAYLOR said he was the engineer and promoter of • the following .•T l •st w ''''" we"' incorrect l y mad e i — a cost of 26 0 0001. NJw the fact was that the Farlii- the proposed coutinuation railway, and proceeded to describe Hewes. W. and T. Doves, Mine:tenet and RoutleOge, neater, estimate was 190,0001., and the actual coot the nouns of the line, which has already been fully noticed 1001 • Mason. J Wooasms and Ca., 101. 10e.; and Meows. 126.0001. With reference to the number of shame in these columns •he painted out the peculiar advantages Griadisy sod Co.. 21/. held by the director., he said that parliament had fixed the which the city of Intimater and borough of Chatham would 1 We are, sir, your obedient serves* number of shun as • qualification" and beyond this he re- derive from having • station in the centre of the city, in- STrrHice RUED Crerim, 1 Hon. girded the objection raised as one of no importance what- stead of at the very inconvenient site at &rood now used by 9, St. swithin.a.uute,, J Et i e::7 29 D , W a l so ld..ifins Welts , J Sees. ever; but the tact was, that exclusive Of the 1,600 shares held the South Eastera Halloo). Compact, (Hear, bear.) In hers by Mr. Kinnenley, the directors held an average of commencing the undertaking, be had studiously en -380 shares each. It was not true that there bad been 700 clamoured to meet the views and wi-hes of ail shares originally allotted to the directors; the number persons locally interested, and with this tole object er s lIE LATE QCEII4 DOWAGER'S EFFECT6.—We are allotted was 200; and for his own part he held the same he bail decided on fixing the nation for the so- number of share, that he always held, namely, 600. Toe commodstien of the iahabitants of Rochester ee nice as 'tabled to &or unto that the whole of the 'magnificent total number of shares held by the directors was 6,345 ; the possible to the Guildhall, so as to serve the purposes of the ' furniture and effects of her late lementid Majesty the number originally allotted to them was 2,815. Tuts number up and down traffic to and from London and Dover, as well Queen Dowager ere about to be &ensued of privately by Mr. was exclusive of the 1,600 hel6 by Mr. Kinereley. Having ee the Maidstone traffic, when the branch Use to the county Owen, of New B.ndotreet. This arratvement has been adverted to cos or two other charges, the ho.. chairman thou town should be constructed for the convenience of the pope determined on in order to avoid the inconvenience of a summed them up: it was not true, he said, that 150,0091. Patton of that important district of the county. (Heat palm austin, and the manner in 'bleb the sale will be had bren spent at the Stoke station; it wee not true hear.) Mr. Taylor punned to detail the wretched cba offered is somewhat ae follows. An inventory bee been that the Conic% branch was not paying for its rector of the railway accommodation at present afforded to made of the whois of the late Q men', property at Marl- coke; it wee not true that the fixed charges the inhabitants of North Kent, and pointed cut the manifest borough-muee, Bu-eiy• park, sad sobs Priory. Tee vales of were son cusiderable than they were on other lints. It public advantage that would inevitably result fron the con sult ail tele hits been Axed for ; r Awe dry in the usual was not true that %h. y had paid a secretary 8001. a year when amain of the proposed continuation line to D Ter. With manner, and with a view to the convenient disposal of the they could have got one for 5001. It was not :rue that the a view of proving his case on this point, he reed the following *Mc s this want, bee hers ewe/lied tei every lot of fatal. number of their engines had been quadrupled by the system tabular statement, showing the saving to be effected in din ner, piste, lines, sad other dew:rims of Property not in- of working the lion It was not true that the working ex mom, time, and money by all painners missing to and from eluded in Me lonineos of her late Majesty. Then will be no proses under Mr. Wright's contract wens:erosive. It was Loudon .. Dover, as well ee from Dover to Ronan r. at d public sindsdon, hat pr:vate invitations to the lesdi meet- not true that the Bonitos goods traffic was carried to Stoke the intermediate towns, and to the important towns of Mem bers of Ike evict nn -e and gentry have been issued Mr. and back 40 Burslas for the sake of showing that this Stoke gate, Ra m sgate, and Deal, up en the most Owes : sie bcd Ow foe Toad .v rest, on which lay the sale at sr!. station was necessary. It was not trim that their ware- COMPARATIVE DISTANCES, &c. borough.losse will unamesee. The property includes a houses were useless appendages. It wee net true that an large quantify of very rupiah furniture, upwards of 20,000 offer had been ever =au to lease the line by the London • , .. i i i..ti es Saving ounces of p ate, • b-sutifnl collevion of Sevres and Dresden and North Western Company. (Hear, boar.) It was quit* Between Loodco and -I! E i ..9. nE S. e '- in poreekis, sod the urinal t flees of a mansion devoted to clear that this was the policy of the Lando.' and North- 1C i -t.'S *7l ' I time. royalty. The jewellery will mot he sold the late Queen Western Cowley, and it would be seen, when the whole having disposed of thin pone, of her property by bequest oonespoctlenee came to be published, he had fully entici. „ ~,,_ to various friends and decestlers We understand that p ried the di ffi culty in which th ey were now placed. - negotiations are to perigee's, the Malta, which will probably Hear, bear.) With reference :to their Pin deed. Atha. Mlles. Bike. e. d. he the north .e nv•he effects co,tained la Bushy-honse by %eatery, they we eeo difficidt that irstt only 20,000 Dover se 72 16 4 0 IS talmstee. her ifelesty the Quse . state that affidavits had been made by the North Stafford- II". Deal lO3 73 M 10 0 Ih. 23 min. shim showing why the traffic from a certain pan of the 13,000 itamegate 97 79 23 6 3 1 hour. RULWAT BILLS ON STANDING ORDERS.—Yratmety, coun try ought not to be diverted from this line. There had nestendirg orders were declared to have been complied with beset sfiliaes in reply made by UN London and Ncrth 16. 1. 000 366 Ca 3ll : 6ll6 terbury In the following eases:—Laden sad Blsekwsll Railway, Western Compsny; to these the North S!affordshire Company 7,333 FlChibriern. vi i es es 34 It 3 who apply for tower to sake ass of the Easters Couaties had replied ; and he had only to state that every word had Between Doves and 6 hours' Railway ; the But of Fife Ransom for the dissolution and been deeply and carefully considered. lam only sorry that 16,000 Canterbury abendenwoct of the railway—the tends to be distributed lam not at liberty to state the whole feels here. (A cry of 11,300 Margate B3 8.5 90 5 0 U minutes. and lands add ; a:none Sorehead, ant Neihten Railway, "We don't want to hear it.") Now they might I ," fina v ala M i t AI 31 20 3 0 I hour. for an ezten•ion of tier • Olmitow, Kilmarnock, sad Ar- ca md er it significant of the ~e 0 urse ;names win o ta m • .-- - sve.--, via drosses Raidery, f., steadonnient of works, reduction of inasmuch es, actin under the advice of counsel , action 11 30,000 fic e ettr .. ;4 " " " 3 0 , 1 1 b i; 3mill. capital, sat lease UP Glasgow and B rrbeed ; R dimly Pm- ben brought by gr. Ricardo against Hr. Glyn, end nothing mi ,"........ ICI 41 19 40 / ..st.. road . i u. pr lumen Asnaranc. C tionny, for conferring f.cilitios for the b ut en imperat i ve nos . of duty had induced hien tc take _ thsarthee of rtilitis Pentair's and o th er 1” 1 " 1 " , and that chime. He said further, tint before taking leg al etepo After reading the above, with the correspondetice which goods, the compeer% bo^be to ;he open foe inspection by the the directors had exhausted _ very means oflrirn the bee " wen between the I teeehhten and th• s " lh Eastern Commlrskiners of lelead It:venue, ammo* to be made and differences with the London and North, Western Comp any ' t Company on the subject, to prove the want of good faith on ° the part of the directors of that company, the meeting was 'wiled. a , 4 Isl. Contrasts SO be Sr =Pt leorn stamp du t Y. • an amicable conedesios, and he believed that soars c a p e t r e •ll " addressed at considerable length by the Right Hon. rr menage to be paid is lieu ; the Waterford, Wixford, rel motion would have ensued but for the interference so- Mr. Luthingten, Sir John M. Tyler, Thomas Henry Tiekk'w Rail's 7 Cov•Mal,..BilL s , , r9P l . l2 1 !".t no farther called Committee of Shareholders of the North otaffordshire Black, Kor, and by Messrs. Barr , Foord, Farrell, Patten, 116•11111 be grated, nor 111014•1•4611 LW. is t he WMolllpayame os Company. (Hem) eon shin, std . no neater use than 600.0001.. to be raised Mr. SHARP, of Manchester, senuded the motion for and other gentlemen belonging to the corporation of million the mit rwri.y m a general meeting, with power to the adoption o f t h e report. Rochester, and • series of five resolutions wee unanimously borrow 166,6601- the name of the en opniey to be Amiga to Major General BRRIGS roes to move an amendment, the Pined Fledging ehe °teeth % t° support the °nue " as in. that of the "Delhi, Bray, sad Wicklow Railway," wen- if o f id e a Itrodneed into parliament, y every legitimate means ; call sp 't w wee . M app oi nt • comm it tee t e raerat nt a t e ing mho upon the county . and borough ay inhere for their felmid to the it t•Z i OX mine CCIII. 1 " 1 ".. 11 . ee two minor the entire accounts of the co :to examine the three- co.operatinn, and appointing a local committee, consisting of Piste Ousel °manliest , - on and officers, especially with ra ngard to the extents' the mayor and several influential gentlemen of the city end A Fite-7111DM DEMONSTRATION took plats on relations with respect to other companies, excepting the neighbourhood to carry out the views of the mating. The London awl North Western Company—an adjournment Tuesday terrine at Dieter, when Mr. Divett sad other settlement addressed a large' company, who had amembled " she ••••• 1 •.4 I .° faith Pk" mail the 3 rd of April." whole of the resolutions f repose 4 were passed unanimously ; ad d after a . vote of thanes to . the mayor had been proposed to mormu m te each s o w " the ittet ,.. a a free trade. and Mr. CHAret iNOR, of Liaise, in • long speeth,seconded to discuss the subit et el farther reforms. the sou a lumen y Mr. toe, and earned, the proossdiap terminated. Hrstinneorusts: Josara LOT.—Faun. This was en inquiry to user damages In sa action, brought in the Court of Queen's Bench, by Mr. Charles litherington ' a solicitor at Chatham, to recover of the de fendant, the notorious Joseph Ady, the sum of 11., as "money had and received," and also damages for breach of contract. The defendant had suffered judgment to go by default. Mr. Warren appeared for the plaintiff. The defendant did not appear. In stating the ease to the jury, Mr. Warren observed that the present proceedings were Instituted by his client, • highly respectable solicitor at Chatham, for the purpose,not only of gasbag additional entwine to the system of fraud upon the public that had been so long, and he was sorry to say, successfully to some extent, adopted by the defendant, Joseph My, of worldwide notoriety—but to show the defendant, that though he wan impel-vim to the powers of police magistrates criminally, and his anal practices without the jurisdiction of criminal courts, then were legal measures by which, if per. ties whom he had duped and defrauded cse to adopt them, an end must be put to those fraudulent practices of which the public had so much reason to complain. In November last, the plaintiff received a letter from My, in which he promised, in consideration of a fee of it., to furnish him with some information of importance, which would beef personal nee, benefit, and advantage, undertaking to return such fee on application if the information did not produce him any personal advantages, and the plaintiff accordingly forwarded him the required sum. In return he received from Ady a printed receipt for the fee, a copy of the Paro chial Assessments Act, and a long and incomprehensible rig. =stole (lithographed) in the she of an essay on the opera tion of the Tithe Commutation Act and the mode of assess ing rum, and the following letter : Nov. 9, 1849. To CHARM EIIILIUNGTON rem—ft spy ars that In your perish the whole benefit of this set , paned la 1436, is not yet received by you, that tythes have been demanded and paid as formerly, and that you are entitled to 'venire hack this present year's tytbe, and the two preent.4 years. Preb.bly if you ere wide awake you may get I,ooel. by this hint. Momover your ravish and county nice are worldly neglect —Respectfully, JOSAkft ALIT. (Much laughter followed the reading of this epistle.) Finding that the promised "advantageous" information was utterly useless and becoming aware that the whole affair was an imposition, the plaintiff applied ter the restoration of his money, and he was then favoured with a communication, which contained one of the most atrocious libels upon a gen tleman holding a jtv.icial sitaatioa, that human ingenuity could devise, and which even his professional privilege would not permit him to give utterance to, for, if Ady, in pursuing his system, coup'. it the names of respectable Jodi. viduabs with the most malignant libels, that was no reason why those libels and the names of these individuals should go forth to the public. The letter, on one side, con tained a lithographed extract from a police report, in which Ady figured as haring been placed in " the felon's do:k," but showing that he had been discharged by the magistr.tn on the ground that his conduct had been legal—a portrait of a fierce-lookiog warrior in Hussar uniform, and them lines : " A nest of plundering hornets to provoke Calls thousands forth to urge their senomed hate." And, on the other side, Ady wrote : Sir,-1 teach law to Liwyers, magistrates, and judges too. let. You give no reasons for claiming back my fee. 2nd. Lswyers are liable to be struck off the roll if they deserve it. 3rd. So are inagis- Mates es witness —. I ;roved that he had bribed nil false witnesses, to men false documents, and had been kicked out as fitter for a penal settlement, &c. 4th. Now, for judges. Within this four months one on the circuit so far forgot himself as to scold • Jury for acquit:Mg a man, and mien d them to return to their jury-room end bring him in guilty, which the fools did. I immediately appliett to the Secretary of State, who stopped the exe cution, and sent my letter to the judge immediately, who admit'ed it. correctness—promised to be a good boy in future. The man was par doned, and the judge threatened to stand in the felon's dock, RA a murderer, if he ever did so norm—Respectfully, &sun Aur, 14th November, 1649. Up..n receipt of this, the plaintiff gave instructions for proceedings to be commenced, and on an attorney applying to the defendant for the mosey he said he did not tt ink Mr. Etherington amid have b. en such • fool as to part wi-h it. The declaration in the action was special. It was founded upon the contract the defendant had made to return the money if the conditions open which he obtained it failed, and the declaration balm for "money had and received," the form of action, he apprehended, was g ,ini, and the plaint.ff entitled not only to the sum he lied actually paid, but to damps for having been at an expense of twn guineas in the matter before the writ was issued. If the jury gave the plaintiff their verdict, no doubt it would have a bene ficial operation, fur theugh the defendant was minidered by many to be insane, there was a strange method of criminality in his madness, which would no dott , :t be coutiderably les sened by such a verdict. Evidence of the above facts, and proof that the letters and receipts were in Ady's handwriting. were then given. The learned Secoi.dary, in summing up, aid that after the great publicity that bad been given to Ady's course of proceeding, it was a matter of surprise that any person, espe cially an attorney, Amid become his dupe. The defendant must take all the con 'ounces of his fraudulent conduct, mid in this torn of action, a special declaration for money had and received, he considered the plaintiff entitled to recover back his money, and such sum as the ,ury thought fit to give as damages for the expenses the plaintiff had been put to. The jury asked to what extent they could give damages ? Mr. Warren said the plaintiff only claimed 31 2.. The jiff,. then gave a verdict for that - mount. The costs, amounting to from lb!. to wt., were fixed upon the defendant. NOZTELIMPIOX AND PTTCHLEY car, the stanch and liberal supporter at these wed conducted races, has anggestsd a new stake for the second day of the ensuing meeting, to which his lordship will add 1001. It will be a handicap of 20 som. each, hit, fur Syr olds and upwards ; to enter on the let of March, the weights to be pabliaked on the 16. h, and forfeits on the 20th. There is every prospect of this being one of the meet brilliant meet ings ever held at Northampton. Raw 3intelligence. SPRING CIRCUITS, 1830. MIDT.AND CTICTrt.—TeIIUK<MY, Mr. Beim Parke, on whom, al though associated with L'ird Demeanor the Judges appointed to mid , es this circuit, tut Wien the rempatibility of tramming and theseveral days and Peels for bolding the Sating in and the several couotiescomprimed within the circuit, finally fixed and arranged the das for that purpose. It is c onsidered extremely improbable, abbot_ .. Lord Denman will be included in the commis. aim, that he will proceed through the circuit, and that the necessary !minim"ts will be a ado to include in the commas:on one of the ber)esnor at Law to rein Mr. baron Parke,aseordie g to We rule laid down, when. previous to the number of Judge* being extended to figeen, the chief justice of the queen's Bench remained in t .wn log the atrenoe of the judges on the boring Circuit. The .Ilowing are the days maid :—Notthemptconshire, Monday, March 4, at Northampton; itutlandshire, Friday, March 0, at Oskhant ; Lincoln. shire, faturdey, March 9, at the ('astir, at Lincoln; City of Lincoln, the sane d .y, at ihe Guildhall; Nottinghamshire, Fr iday, March .6, at Nottingham ; Town of Nottingham, the same day, at the Guild hall of Nottingham; Derbyshire, Wednesday, Minh :0, at Derby; Leloes'etshire, Monday, March 23, at Lek-oder ; Borough of Leices ter, the taniemiy, at the more place; Warwickeltire—tainntry disl ike% Thursday, March 28, at Coventry; Warwkk dlr false, Mine day, Marsh 20, at Warwick. OZPYRD thacerr.—CoodderaWenneertainlysad difficulty has arisen as to holding the Andre for thecoway of Barks, included this ch. cult, owing to the want of proper occommodation at Reading. Mr. Baron Platt, en a former occasion, represented to the town authorities the want of that aeaommodatlon so essential to the proper and decent administration of justice; notwithstanding, the authorities declined to make any alteration, and the reeutt was, that the AlliSC, by an older in council, was removed to Abingdon for that Anew. It is now, how ever, understood that autheient arrangements have bean made that the ensuing Assize will be holden at liesellag. The Wine and Beath Wales Circuits remain still unappointed. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-YESTERDAT. TM■ QUERN V. WILLMER AND SMITH.-CIUMINAL INAIa- MATION.-TAIL SLICTRIC TZIADRAPII COMPANY. The Attorney•Chneral said that in this cue, is which he bad obtained a rule ior a criminal information on behalf of the Electric Telegraph Comp tny, the aftidsvi s b tided to him on the pert of the detendants were so roluminous, that it wu impoisible r him to be prepared to support the rule in the present term, and he moved to enlarge it. Sir F. Thesiger consented, and the rule wu enlarged. NiRTUN a PZNCARROW.—TUZSTANNABILS COVET OP COltN WALL AND TM/ CUUNIY COCHT. A rule hod been obtained, calling on the plaintiff and the Con• ty Court judge of Cuniwall, to Show cause why a prohibition should not issue to prevent them proceed ing on a judgment obtained against the defendant in the County Court. The question war whether the County Court of Cornwall had jurisdiction where the defendant was a Saner, or who. thee the jurisdiction of the &moults Court prevailed, not withstanding the passing of the County Court Ac'. Mr. Greenwood showed cause, and contended that the Court et SURDITLIM had nojuriediction at all, but, even it it had, it was taken away by the County Court Act ; end that the cause of action did not arias within the jurisdiction of the :tanneries Court. It was true that the County Court Act provided that the courts of the warden and vice-warden of the Btannari• . s should not be effected by the uct, but the 7th section also enacted that no privileges, except certain privi leges afterwards mentioned, should exempt any person from the operation of the act. Mr. Smirk. and Mr. Montague Smith appeared in support of the rule. It was stated that this was Ma first instance in which a ♦erdict had been obtained against Ady in a anytrior court. The Court took time to consider their judgment. TIII QM= O. CORAHD.—ELECTION OP TOWN COCK• INsoLvExT DEBTORS' COURT.—TESTERDAT. liatroas Tax Caw CONIIISIIIONCIL IF RE THE HON. A. F. C. M. CAPEL. This insolvent, whose ease appeared in our paper of the 13ch July, when the court refuted, on the ground of reckless extravagance, to came a day for ma final order, now applied tor a protecting order under the 28th section of the 7 6: 8 Vice. CILLOR. Mr. Cowliug and Mr. Naylor showed cause 'genet a rule which had bees obtained, calling on a Mr. Coward to sh,w cause by what right he exercised the uffice et town councillor for the borough of Cambridge. The objection taken to the election of Mr. Coward was, that Mr. Coward's address and description were not pro perly entered in the voting paper for the ward in which he bad been elected, inumuch as in the voting papers he was described as of" Oonville-place, in Cambridge , whereas he had reinovd from this place, where he once resided, to Newmarket-row. It was said this was such a misnomer as would vitiate a vote; but it was now cortendcd that the description was one which was such as would enable the voter to be identified, and could not nisi ad, as Coward was well known, and it was no more than an inaccurate description. Mr. Watson and Mr. Lush, contra, were not heard, the court being of opinion that the place of abode was not pro perly !states`.. Afts r a further s xamination of the insolvent, Mr. Dowse Mr. Begley, and Mr. Sargnotl, for the cre ditors, severally subasitt.d that the insolvent was not en titled to have a protecting order; but Mr. Nicholls called upon the court to grant the insolvent's application. The learned Chief Commissioner, in delivering his judg ment, asked, bow could he refuse to a tradesman his pro tection, and allow a gentleman to go scot free ? He was bound to refuse the present application. On application, his honour allowed him to come up again in five m inths, and on the next occasion he should expect to hear what efforts bad been made to arrange with the creditors, and what they had done to bring about such a negotiation. 'l'he case stands adjourned sine die, without protection to the insolvent, with leave for him to resew his present ap plication in five months from the present occasion. A FRRE-TR %DR DEMONSTRATION took plasm on Turley overlent at Exeter, when Mr. Divett end other gentlemen addressed • large company, who had assembled to ergratulate each other on the sworn of free trade, and to discuss the Intik ct of further reforms. MIDWIVES.—Last week Mr. Hitching held an inquest at Men-a, cm the body of Lucy Barthorpe, a fine healthy young woman, about ZS year. of age, and the mother of five children. Oa &May morning, about five o'clock, she was unfitted of her fifth end shortly after eight she was a comae. The villagers attributed her death to the *manes of a 'midwife who bad been enrited to attend her, It appeared, 'van t h e evidence of 3119. Mason, that about eight Verdi the wrier of Barthoepe called her in to arid the diseased, wham she found @Apulia such spay that no Mweld bold her ; that Baxter, the midwife, had en is the worst state; that • ordeal man was called is, and he found her dylor. Evidence was gives confirmatory of Mr.. Santee, tawnier* and istompeteaey. The Isom ear isteathail diet the was a ere epproaahine, If it did not eleagether ausonst to, rauslinaghter, as Eliza Baxter for gala had undertelen to do that which she was merle to do, lad hills; in that. the death of the deceased was the sere queen. I: also appeared that the lamentable Mese of hue gaseparty withEt hthe been prevented, bad she, thread of Myths, upon here eV, called in th- aid of • medical rasa. Be wee fully we the that women followicg her occupation were et peat utility 112 'Braes, and that in 99 cues out of 100 they would be as succerful as • medical accaucheur ; but when tie hundredth thee presented • dif f iculty, and so farther aid was Nought, the tens would be fatal. The womea was rxccedicely culpable, la not seeking for mow help when the fret bad symptom app. and ; but the truth wee that she he I become nethents, lost self-control, and was naeosseimm of what she was about whet she withered the agonies of the d. onset The jury, after &abort consultation, Nursed the followiag verdict, with a request that Baxter should be aintonishird: "Thar the deceased died after child birth, from eshaustioa ; and that her death was chiefly attri butable to want of prudence on tht part of Eliza Baxter in sot calling in the sid of a medical p acti'„icner when imp tear of a dangerous character preeectcd thenrelre." Mn. Nato was ageoedisser admonished by the coroner. The five children left by the deceased arc all nada fire years of age.—Lince.'n Mercury. Some observation having been made as to the inutility of the Weenie telegraph on this line. Mr. BRODICH, of Macclesfield, replied that theft had bees sent by it no less than 26,000 messages, and that, in fact, the lima could not be worked without it. Mr. W. G. TUNTON of London, supported the amend meat. He represented (he said) 10,000 shares, the proxies for whisk bad bees meelicitedly placed in his bands. lie complimented the daimon for the cleverness of his speech, and tischnuid LV asnensrsase is many et the remarks made, but it seemed to him that there was too much of special pleading in It, sad he thought a committee highly neces sary. With tensest to the dispute with the London and North Western Company, he said that a more honourable man than Mr. Glyn did not exist; he did not believe that he would he a party to resist the carrying out of any agreement, and they must remember that in this matter the brae of public opinion might prove too strong for the London sad North Waltartl Company. (Hear.) Ho velaltid to beer from the chairman whether the directors wore willing that their number and remuneration should be reduced, IRELAND. R".l. absOluW. TUN QUINN V. THE JUSTICES OP lIRTII.-1 WORKING ON ♦ SUNDAY. Dvaux, lAN. 30. It was no idle threat to tell the Irish protectionist landlords that they were evoking a most dangerous and formidable spirit in the north. Almost every poet from Ulster brings us intelligence of the move mint which Lord Downshire and his friends, unfortu nately foe them elves, commenced, by their attempts to mislead the agricultural population of that great province, but which has now assumed a direction which he little dreamt of. A meeting of tenant farmers was held on Monday at Bainbridge, which, u the Northern Whig tells us, may well make Lord Downshire and his friends quail; and at which men spoke oat boldly of other rights besides tenant right which were necessary for the prosperity of the country. The meeting was an aggregate one of freeholders and tenant farmers, the majority of them, I believe, residents on the property of Lord Down stairs himself; it was held in the open air, at the out skirts of the town, and was attended by many per sons of station and respectability. Mr. Peacock showedcame •g;ii;;;Ca7rnie calling on the magistrates of Bath to show cause why a mandamus s►ould not WWI directicg them to issue a distress warrant to levy the sum of 6s. on the goods of Levy Weston, • porter on the Great Weirton Railway, who had been convicted of an infringement of the Lord'a-day Act, by unloading luggage on a Sunday. A rule alai had been obtained last term which had been discharged on a technical objection to the jure, of the affidavit. It was contended that this was now the tame application on an additional affidavit, and therefore the court eoull not receive it. Mr. Watson (with whom was Mr. Phinn) contended that es a fresh demand of the penalty had been made, a new affidavit was necesary, and in fact the application was en tirely a fresh one. The court being of that opinion, Mr. Peacock proceeded to urge that the affidavits did not show that a proper demand hut been made for payment of the penalty, and that it had not been made. The person who had made the demand was not the proper person to do so, he being the churchwarden, who was not entitled to the penalty, but only to a moiety, for the use of the poor of the parish. The conviction, too, wra urged to be bad, and not within the statute, which specifically stated the persons who were not to exercias their calling en a Sunday, viz., labour er', artificers, tradesmen, & c. It wu stated that Weston WWI a labourer, having for his crdinary calling that of a porter, and that he exercised visit calling by unloading a track in the luggage department of the Great Western Railway, and that he war, as such porter, a labourer within the meaning of the act, whereas the conviction should have stated him to be a labourer who had exercised his calling. The court, however, without hearing the counsel on the other side, said there must be a return, and made the rule etiolate. whether they were willing to reduce the ea arras of the officers, and whether any member of the beard was interested in the house of Sharp Brothers, who had made engines for this costae ? (Hear.) Mr. STOCKS, of Halifax, a large shareholder, defended in many particulars the conduct of the directors. He strongly condemned that section of the shareholders who bad gone to the London and North Western Company in the name of the entire body. He described their conduct as most rourdslous and diegreeefal. The directors had been moat shamefully tricked in thematic,. (Applause.) With reference to the secretary's gamy, he thought 5001. a year sufficient. The CHAIRMAN said that, as fee what public opinion would do, he tomtit the North Staffordshire sharekoldm must place little reliance on that. The directors were quite willing that their number should be reduced; in fact he had in his pocket the resignatios of all but one of than it might, however, be • question bow fez they should proceed with this ; but this much he woad say, that so soon se the depute with the London and North Western Company was settled, the directors would resign in a body, leaving It to the shareholders to decide whether the were worthy of re-election. (Cries of " Bravo.") Until that time they would not, if they remained in office, have their conduct controlled or supervised in any way. Neither could he consent to ea adjournment, as in that case the proxies now held by the dissentient shareholders for a afferent purpose might be need at the next meeting, whereas they had firmly refused to fortify themselves with any assist snob of the kind. (Applause.) Rather than that should be the ease, he would pay tur a reissue of proxies to every shareholder from his own pocket. (Applies/4 A DELEGATE from London, representing a thousand shares, said he was so tar moved by what had been said that day that he wee disposed not to press for more inquiry than the hon, chairman wan disposed to accede to in pseud cir onenstar Mr. TAUVTON admitted that the chairman bad taken CHANG' or OSTAININO MONEY BY TICIZATL—H. ilatwy assair, who has ben in easterly slaws Saturday weak, ea a 'largo of 'alerting upwards of 201. from Yr. John Bright, a geatissasa of to•ai.lerablo porn, ridding at %into's, iota is trtillOM of 8.. Anne's Society's ached at Bares sad otter attackable sort s, and has has. for some pars a gaseilian of Um pariah of L.otheth, was flaally sza aalne4 yesawk), at Lambeth P,lire-ttfice, sad hilly coss saittsd for BEittot:s APPltintneloNs are entertained for the safety of two your men, vie , the eldest son of Mr. Pow sail, solicitor, of Ipswich, and the son of the late Mr. Using, of Bawdeey. There is too mach moon to appr e h en d th a t they were i„.nonget the victims to the pirates that have lately infisted the Chinese 5c.,., of whom so large • number have recently destroyed by our navy, They were mid shipmen to board the barque, Greyhound, of London, of whaelt Captain Iltechin•on, a most expvieneed caner and utemiplialted gimlet:an, was the commander and owner. She lett Singapore for Hong Ks no, with a full cargo of MU. ashandla, on the 2aird August, and was nun afterwards beard of. The time that elapsed after her departure from hay last post. without any intelligence being heard it k w , naturally canted serious apprehendons ; but it le feared that the retest intelligence from Cntns has placed beyond all doubt the certainty of the fate of the crew of that valuta nate vessel, as it appean that the only articles of menhan dim that were found on the piratical vends noently de awned were ascertained to have bcen puts of the cargoes of the Greyhound, and also of another equally unfortunate Indianian, the Sylph. —lpswich Ezvreet.—[lt is a 'mistake to say that say goods found on board the piratical junks were nroogn , ead as having termed port of the ea r •• of the Greyhound or Sylph. Th e Syl p h h a d treasure es board, and some of the pawners taken in the mutant am Bhapiajtsai's teat said there were boxes of (falai.' oa board, which it has beat mak stupid might hare been taken trele. theS o i 4 1 4 but se Berojiean saw the boxes. N ot hi ng is Alter' the flats af ths l tilnykeuad ;no part of h er serge Dm sew asywhas. - thehighpronneof an honest Washita gentleman, hat be cued not consent that the inquiry should be in say we, crippled. A long discussion stained between the Clubman, Mejor Beim, Mr. Taunton, Mr. Twipg, and other gratkmen, as to alai terms in which the resolution should be conveyed : milisseteli. Maj. Brogue coneented to omit that part referring to the " internal arrangement with this and other emu. nits t" the remain:up uuntion—that of adjournment —was the subject still in debar... when The Earl of MARRO MBY ease forward and said that it would be most unfair to allow the promise now in gentlemen's pockets to be used at a meeting in April, which was really on another subject. They ought to begin then de novo, and mike it a special meeting. The meeting manifested its eessenneenee in this view, end then Mejor Hawaii rose and rid that thou with whom he send had instructed him also to lioncur, so the motion was carried for a committee of inqitiry into the financial affain of the cumin only, to report on the 3rd of April. The committee is to midst of sues—Wu wood by tito bowl at dins tees sad kw by Loos Baas and his *lsola DAY, Doi IION tro or Monthm. • CLERICAL. Rev. Y. Jones, P.C. of St. Mareeret o. Herefordshire, to the cleaner, rural of Hoye, dio. Bt. David's. Rey. J. H. Bolger, D.T.1., 8.F.T.C.D., to be Regius no. fINIOT Dmiaity in the llnivanity of Dublin. The Worshipful H. Williams, Chancellor of ',leadoff, to be Welsh Examiner of candidata for holy orate in that diocese. BAIL COURT.—YESTERDAL Baru Me. Arica Ern TIM QUERN V. LATIMIta.--CIIIIIIICILL INFORICATIoN. Bir Thcsiger moved, on behalf of the Irv. Mr. Prime, for a rule, calling on Isaac Latimer, the publisher of th e Plymouth ant Demonyort Journal, to show cause why a criminal information should not bane against him for a libel LAPSED AND FORFEITED POST-OFFICE °HOERR.— in All Poet-Mee money orders limed during the month of m a t in was appointed minister of St. Peter'. Church, November list must be permuted this day for payment, or Plymouth, in 1848, which had been formerly known as St. they become Weed orders; and all rued in January, 1849, Eldad's Chapel, and was married and living with his wile. must be remitted for payment to-day, or they become boor articles to fleeting on Mr. Prime had appeared in the forfeited orders. piper in question, to which he had piid so attention, but on ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN the day named an article *pm and as follows :—" Increase RULWAY.-0a Monday night last the engine of the up- of population. Like priest like people is a common axiom, Newertle mail train tapes the London and North-Western and rather a truthful one. When the blind lead the blind, Railway rot off the line is the road-cuttings about 9 miles said the head of the church, the ditch is their destination. soar of Wolverton, and fell over on its side, directly arm Not 100 miles from Eldal Chapel, where the abhorrent the down line. The tender was dragged off the line, and the doctrines and practice of Puseyism are canted empty van which is usually sitaehed behind the tender on-, it is truly reported that a young lady, mounted apes it, sad two or three of the carriages went off not too modest, and certainly not over nice the line with the shock of the sudden sts'Mage . , but fortunately a b ou t h e r honour, node, d a New Year's present, in the nese arena were damsged, and the whOle of the reeengers shape of either a son or a daughter. Before the stranger et aped unhurt. The engineer and the firt'meet s we believes arrived, the priest, who cares less for his wife than for his sustained no other injury than a severe shoo 4. Of course, other friends, and on whom great suspicion rests with regard by this *steward accident, both the up and dew." lints were to the origin of this stranger, stated that the lady's situation Mocked up ; and when the down nail train to liOnohrtater was delicate, and needed discrimination in respect to the and Liverpool and the north arrived at the spot et eleven author of her guilt. One designated her situation to be o'clock, it could not proceed. The peasengers and 1np,710 dropsy, and scouted the id e a o f anything criminal. To meet were take. out of the carriages sad conveyed over th e hr. , ' the charge of shame a marriage of indefinite duration with • o f th e prostrate engine to another train which was brought grey-head was whispered about ; but in 'due time nature up from Rugby, in which at lest they proceeded, after a s .evived, and the dvpsy was curt d ; nature's law disclosed delay of *best eight hours. The malls, instead of reaching th e . guilty secret, but not the at co m pli ce . What Ls wive to be Manoktotsv mid Liverpool at 339 La., did not arrive done .? A church mooting must be called. It was convened, till 11.60 la the forenoon. and w hit wu the result? The quieten was put, " What THENAVANBRANCIL—The Railway Commissioner, have on to say to this charge ?" Mr. replied, I ewer having already certified this line as ready for public trate, by this boa: . (the bible) the child is not mine." " Right," will in • few days give • final certificate, such r the act said the judge., and " right," said the jury, and the culprit requires, to antholUll its monstemace to the Dublin and was discharged I nnocent . There is • dark secret her, with Drosbeda Company; end it is expected that in the erne of regard to which the indignation of the public must be ant week the Ur will be opeud to the public. We are roused. When men preen to teach the judgment nigh happy to say that both basis an proosodieg amiably to their own lives should be decent." Thie woe the article, and moue fee the opening as speedily as possible.—lrish MO. Kr. Pryme i ncet positively denied its truth, and stated, that ray Omit& the words ' judgment *IV hod Its ode& in Mr. Pryare's VACANCY. Mastenhip of Besumaris Cleallallal School, Anglesey; salary, 1001. with home, and tams fr ee. Testimonials before March 20. MARKETS COTTON.—LicrurooL, JAN. 30.—Tha market remains a v vegi ii sact the sales were about 5,000 bales, including 1,500 then on ton. COB.N.—BostoN, Jan. 30.—We bays had a small show of Wheat to-day, with a free dimand, at the prices of last market day. No change in the vs lue of Oats and &ans. Wheat, red, Us. to 385.; white, 425. Oats, 123. to 16s. Beans, 23.. to 21s. per quarter. CILICHISTER, Jun. 30.—Our market today was liberally supplied with Wheat and Barley. The trade was exceedingly de premed, and no program could be made In the sale of either until an abatement of la. to 2.. per qr. was submitted to. Cirta, Beans, and Peas ars taken off in small quantities at prices nominally as last mar ket day. Wheat, 335. to Ws. Barley, 21r. to 265. Oats, 19e. to 20s. Beal" 28s. to 325. Peas, 28r. to 30s. liour, 7as. to 29a. per sack. HLYWARD'd RIATII, Jan. 30.—The Wheat trade to-day ruled dull, at a daeline of fully la. per qr. from last week. Ilar:ey, Oat., Means and Peas steady, but the demand is by no means lively. Whew, white. IW. 10s. to Ili.; red, 98. to 91. ls. Barley, 245. to 295. Oats, 12s. to 17s. Beans, 275. to 28a. Peas, 275. to 295. SPAS-DINO, Jaa. 30.—Oar Wheat market appaars very much depressed. The buyers are without any animation, or the hast spiaront disposition to buy boyand prei.ent wants, although week by week prim hays a downward tendency. Farmers seem pretty well at 0.40 abut ailing; they must expect a better tune coming. From Is. to b. kw wog was obtainable, even sor the dry samples. Thraehlair has lame on of late to a large ex tent.; nutwithetandhat our suture are only at amitt : aummer rate, our eonsknouts. that frequently scarcely more than half the gum. City Ia returned. Oats sad Draw wi:hout alteratien. Woaximorox, Jan. 30.—We had an average supply of all descriptions of grain at to.day's market. Fine Wheat is in demand, and fully supported teat week's prices; also fine liite.ey for malting is in demand. Oats were Liken off at fully as good terms. Wheat, 17e. to les. CA. Barley, 9s. to PM. el% Go. Gd. to 7s. Flour, per atone, superlioe, 2s. ; amends, is. 10d. Oatmeal, le. 6d. hurler. dour, la. 2d. Ryeionr, le. ld. JAN. 30.—Our market to-day was again ex tremely dull. Wheat supported the prices of Friday. Barky of all qualities was fully Gd. cheaper and oats were bought on rather easier terms. No Inquiry whatever for Indian corn. White wheat, 20e. to 21a. ; red ditto, las. to 21e. ; barley, 10e. GL to 13e.; oats, Os. fat to 10e. pm bd.; oatmeal, lea. to 1 is. Gd.; Mitre flour, 12s. GAL to 16s. per cwt. Indian corn, 213 a. to 213 e. Gd. per 400 lb*. CATTLE, Sm.—Cincinnati', Jan. 29.—There is a coed supply of stock this day, the fat Cattle at rather lower prices than last market. 11 , ef, tat and prim% ae, 10e. to 4a.; inferior, 3s. to 3s. 4d.; south Down fat Mutton, 4e. to 4e. 11.; infetior, 3.. 4d. to te. tid. Veal, 3s. bd. to es. Pork, 3s. 4cL to 4s. Est Hogs, 3e, is ss. W. Store Pigs, Ina to 15s. Fat (Wyse, sa. id. to 34. Id. KIDDIRMINsTRIL.—Ist spite of the weather, which was very wet and mid, there was a buy attendance at this fair on Mon day, with a very tine show of fa. cattle and Sheep. Prime lat Lbws fetched Md.; wrod, 54. ; inferior, did. Ewes fetched 54. and Sid.; wethera, 50. and .4. There wan a poor show of /torsos; number large, but quality middling. Lanus. Jai,.. 3o.—iltsre was to-day an aaaaa ao show of both cattle and .Iteep at market. Buyers were numerous. Horned cattle sold at tuna 6.. to ea ad per some of 16 lbs.; and theep at M. to 31d. per lb. SOUTH ALL, JIM. 30.—Our trade wee heavy to-day, mid prices were the turn lower. Beef made thou Is. ed. to kr. Mutton, Ts. 4d. to 4.. 2d. Veal, Is. to as. Pork, 2s. 4d. to 3s.taL per atone of SIM.. sinking the O W. Srakuteu, Jan. 30.—A very short supply of fat Sheep at market, c uncquently prices had an upward tendency. Fat 1.40, even lithe bettor Lind, would make only Is. ad. to 4s. ad. [Advertisement.]—Tes MOST FEARFUL CASES OF Usurer CeSABLII ST ISS VIII or Uou.owar's Fatut—The .*yule efficacy of llloth:may'. Pia in the numerous cures effected by their use in some of the meet obstinate ern of deem is truly emenishing. This medicine acts with such peantlir ediem epee the system that the fluids arming from this oirMll disease sae inspeecepttirly crammed, and wholly prevented from say further meemolatiom The distress- Mg symptom's which arconipany the complaint being the sufferer regains buoyancy of egtrits, and a y rrmmoorrawtedd sonstitutiam ?masks at partienlar cfr should have re. scams ho thine adarirabbs phis, mid& ars sal/W' al deasslite, and al Prekrar Halo arb«taoiwr.kfay allas4 Imam The returns from the following places did not reach this office in time for publication yesterday; tit.), tneret,,r. indicate the state of the weather on Tuesday nr , rnitig at Nine o'clock. • iint.rmr.“. Taut ....-, N.E. N.W. N.W. B.W. WItITIIT , iIMITIRATiII niurrock ........ ".... Lumax Pomona/az ........—.. Dasn..o Gentle Weise, Overe.4-- thane Breese Partially am.th, Gentle Breeze Calm Clowilem Gentle Brews , Orman Gentle Breese Overeat Calm Partially M i .+, Gentle Breese Partially Oahu Clowl:ra Cida Clounita, Cahn Oft Clowteas SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. , " Ms. ,plut Lirsitte,“ aad *11.1411 CASUALTIES. Jane Avery, brig, of Shield., got on shore ahlut nine or tro miles to the eastward of the harbour. Th. Tourist (A) was dispatched this mumint to mist t.eT, and returned hers this afternoon, having the Jane Avery In tow.—Calso, J at. 29. _ Mbebief,Marron, which sailed Jan. 27 for Palermo, put back yesterday, completely dismarted, having ban esu.bt in a equall.—Liverpool, Jan. 30. Marie Therese, Gnrget, of St. Melo, from Cardiff for Mar seilles, was driven on shore neat Arles, 14th inst.; crew saved. Stagshaw, brig, of and from Sunderland for Havana, cane on shore yesterday evening to the westward of tee cas . :e, waterlogged. An attempt was this day (291) made to take her Into l'.lkestone, hut she auk about miite.s twee& the latter piece and Sandgate, and will no dcubt become a total wreck. Mr. Hobbs, the late matter, aed crew lauded at Dover.—Sandeate, Jan. 29. MALLS. Hamburg. — 1 Hollaad 0 Lisiwn Pacific India vift Southampton Feb .1 India Mk Marseilles 9 Boston and Halifax F.I, 7 I stexieo and Haxannah Wald India Brasil ... . 1 I, 10 it A leR I V E D. Aalow-at Deal, January 29 from AnenreaLson-at Gravesend, January 30, from Anow-at Gravalend, January 30, from ANAKA-at Grave slid, Jan lacy 30, from ARPIIITILITS-St Gravesend. January 24, from Aare Ititin-at Gravesend, January 29, from Basoo-at Gravesend, January 29, In m Bown oritrEnnuran -at Gravesend, Jan. 30, from Dc .l, January 29. from Covirreas tr DOLMAN -at Deal, January 29, from OoLuteron -at Portamouth, January 29, from enaatorrE-at Gravesend. January 29, from CONOIII-4 Gran send, January 30, from Comua-at Gravesend, January 30, from Gamarsan-at Gravesend, January 30, from CAAT.u.mona-at Gravesend, January 29, from GroWll-at Gravesornd, January 29, from Grua-at Gravesend, January 29, from Cryan-at Gravesend, January 29, from- Cana-at Gravesend, January 29 from DOOM-at Grardead, January .9, from Diana-at Gravesend, January 29, from Dana-at Gravesend, January 30, from Sumac-at C•ravesend, January_ 30, Inn. Same-at GrareTend , January 30, from Sup-at Gravesend, January 29, from SW:AVM-at Gravesend, January 29, fres-- Bar Ly-at Liverpo.•l, January 30, from FANNY-at Greenock, January 2S, from GIPSIT -at Gravesend, Jw.uary 29, Bum GAzELLE-off Dover, from INDIVAIIOABLI-at Hull, January 20, from. JOVEN CAPI LOA-at Gravesend, January 30, from. JcuA-atG d, January 29, from . Jana Aso Jr-sia -at Gravesend, Jan. 29, from LA Hume -at Gravesend, January SO, Imo LADY SAMST-Ot Gravesend, January r, from lannor--at Deal, January 29, from MAIOT. III'GREA-at Liverpool, January 30, from MraiLans-st Deal, January 29, from Maly-may Dover, Jan. 29, trom Moms STELLA-at Gravesend, January SO, from Mourn, AL-at Gravesend, J.muary 29, from Manosm-at Gravesend, January 29, from MILICIALT-at tirsvesend, January 29, from Macey-at Gravesend, January 20, :Tons . ..... Matta (haute-at Gravesend, Jaa. 29, from. Narouson- at Gravesend. Jan. 29, from (Guaranis-at Liverpool, Jan. 30, from Pautaa-sit Liverpool, January 30, from Vansrason-at Gravesend, January 29, from Knows -at Deal, January 29, from HOTAL SRaIIiaIDISS-at Oravevead, January 29, from ROTALISOITASION-at Gravesend, January 29, from ItaTaan -at Gravesend, January SO, from-. ..... „... ROCKLUTI-at Graresead, January 30, from Senuer-at Gravesend, Jan. 30, tram SATIMACTION -at Gravesend, January 30, horn ficurita at Gravesend, January 29, from thorus-at Gravesend, January 29, from Inv-at Liverpool, January 30, from 'mauve-arLiverpool. January 30, from Vicroara-off Deal, Jan. 29, from TanuA-at Gravesend, January SO, from WILLIAM-at Gravesend, Jan. 29, from Wu. AND SAMAR-at OTSVMSMIId, Jan. 29, from BAILSD. Acre—from Hart!roma, January 28, to ALIO:IT—UMW LlTerpoo4 January 30, to Cuu.ryu,v—from Liverpool, January 30, to DITH•II6 OF PORTLAND—hum Gravesend, January 29, EMPIMA—from Liverpool, January 30, to Panama—from Liverpool, January 30, to 0. A. HorLay—trom Liverpool, January 30, to GUINIAL WiLrsinat —from Liverpool, January 30, W. Joan W INIAT —hum Liverpool, January 30, to Jona Manua—from Liverpool, January 30, to Juut'a ("ipso—from Liverpool, January 30, to Urns Pato—front Bristol, January 30, to Lvov Ave—from Liverpool, January 30, to kluaaaa—from Liverpool, January 30, to A11Ek....Y —from Liverpool, January3o. to Poti: —irom Liverpool January 30, to Pb cor Nium from Li verpool,January 30, to 0119NTHIA—from Gniveoend, January 3), to POMONA—from Btuelde, January DS, to. . Pk.TIMMAIICY—from Liverpool, January aft, to lirkfiN 0, THN DART—CIOM Shield., January 21, Hosura—from Bristol, January 30, to R. COMDlN—from Liverpool. January So, to Bu IL Marrs—from Liverpool, January3o, to Steels .from Liverpool, January JO, to Sian. Barra—from Liverpool, January 30, to 8 from Liverpool, January 90, to. Vivacious—from Bristol, January 30, to. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. &put gasman, for St. Michael's, Jan. SI, SO =Urn Lined. ELIZA HAM. Deo. S. hit.3l ti. In& SI E. JAng, m Lyinhagton, from London tor St. Minhael'e, Jan . Lamm, from Mauritius for London. Dec. 20, W. 3 N., • LADY Sall. Jan. 17, lot. 46 N., lon. 16 W. PICALL. for Oporto, Jan. 12, lat. 16 N., lon. 10 W. Poan t. tor Leghorn, Dec 2' off eve St. Vincent. Stamm.; loom M a n i lla, net . 9, in the Stroh,. 01 2Lica BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DE.I ktIKIII6. BRODI:ItIcK.--Jan. 26, the wife ut Bro.kviek„ Esq. a a daughter. CONGDON.—Jan. 20, at Woolwich, the -wife of C Royal Alaritwa, of a daughter. LABLATE.—Jan. 21, at Albany-steed, Regent's-pt V. Lablathe, Es., of Isom MOBRIS.—Jas. 29, at 32, torn road Brixton, the in Montt, Esq., barrlater.at•law, of a em. PALM ElL—Jam. 3G, at Chealiam.pice, Mn,,. K. Palmer. PAltt+Ohtk—Jaa. 23, at the Vicarode, Kirkham, Len O. L. Parsecs, ut a sow MARRIAGES. th at Leamington Rev. J. J. Campbell, Vicar of Great 'few, exon, tnon of the late Niel. D. Lauder. Rat . of I unam II." Awls* hare Lay, tided daughter in the Lite J. Ma .I 1101WACQUE—ROMERTPON.—Jan. at Untsbur 11. Mordaoque, Incumbent of Ilasßondos, to MA , Raven( Mrs. I. Taylor, of Lawnhutst. DEATHS. BANNATTNE.--lan. Vt. at Berkeley-equate. Brkto d. tine, Erg., Lieut. in 11.81.'4 Sint It. Kt. of Foot, dted BARBEIL—Jan. 214 at North Brixton, Mns. E. Plotter, BEAN.—Jan. V, at Bath. Elisabeth, wife of 813jor ' wetly or the (bklatteam (Wants, aged 78. CATIICART.—Jei. 2 4 , in London, Liout..Col. C. Cathr. hay N.l. CllaiLLTON.—.lan. 27, Loulaa, young, at daughter of 1101., Orova-reed, 81. Juan'a-wood, aged 18. Cu - WM.-4m le, at Darest.equare. E. can. FA. , the late 1. Carton, Eaq , al Lytham Ilan, Laseeatire, Maud arl by WILIAM lime Kamm, d Pa Meet. bi la the pru aty last et ot LeetW oriene... rilibi, SI the 0111 " west. Twos", /NA (From ow . , G:re • ...... M.. ■ .. • t, LPf7. Boom. - t I • • - Gam CL.. Tarr Ntu I ar,v, • New 29, to.. I • W I • 5:• " Phi:brine I- • Jan. • Nelr sr . 4 . • et. 11:( New Ara •, St. 51. c. ..• W S.W 0: Jan ". Lm, •IC./".\ it. /EA'llls. Esq., of BL: t Cart. Cor,;.: z .part;, the • •' • • wife or M neT. of .1 Ac.o.lare, M, on For-, .tA , • 11.10 \: r• t•• atty. the Ito. u,.1.5t.• • 4 I. C. A. Mi .r, *got N. or W. Clean. t h o rt, :,th or q., fourth sPo l ___„...' ** l•r, b:°l'ajr