The Express. — London, England, 1855-12-13 00:00:00

Rain Intel:liana. COURT OF QUERN'S BRNOII.—DIo. 12. NNTINNI AT vu.. AT GINIZNALL.--NINOM WAN 01101111.1. DA MEN IP. 00001.1171.—111 AL willful:Pr ICILY. Mr. Gabbs sad Mr. P. Lemma appeared for the plaintiff, sad Mr. Bramwell sad Mr. Wylda far the de- Beldam. Tab adieu wee temght byli m umtif, who bad for merly bees • sera maehent is opted the thi fesilast, • ship aad thenionee MO" to nova emepseee doe the he led audeleed lit p =telN if the dellinthat a ss .= bedew net Mad the tams et • abadra path M dated % L u ne= ef whisk en actiee had bass brought pied the r p tiff and a erdict v amend sealed Um The details inn quite ethaterestiag to the public, sad the ease only revalue meths from the fact that it was one eeder the lot• set of peelletheat, whisk provides that when Width, etheme the joke rim disposes with $ jury aid Irasame blew& Campbell, oe Whig applied to, remarked that when owes of fast were is dispose, it was preferable to try the mem by thawing being assisted by eased to try it thertell did "eel woad the the theased•den of the evidence, mid ha mai AM Ms dedmethet. Verdict fer the dellthent. meat ammo num. CAILLOX AND AIIOTIMIS O. 11111WID.—CEICICIO. Mr. lid wth James sd emeber leaned geademea sp. mend iOl the an Ma Peteradorff for the do beast. This was as man b naavar fIR 18s. 10d., the banes of • neon Oink fa woo non the illothanat baionanoted to Ids on me, Mt the peepeety of the mom, The j asliFidrillbst thesbnu was sot ihnzaparty @Jibe an pylon. pinta, are tors is Si. Jamsesestrest, op the 18th of Imam last put into the bathe if a OA of theirs, seated Feldman, several mewl amuse to pay thee the bask of Meson. Dime and Co. One of this. snipes, draws by a gentleman is Masa. liniona Ce. for 48J. lb. 114., was sot pad 17 ninth, late Mown Dins and Co.'s beak. It was ','hint' need Os ban passed through the beads of tho allsanat, • larsoirbsigsa is Fetter lan, whin Moss Whams hyaena. Has of the nista said se the • adinsot, who admlllod ha bad sashed no *nue fir Fdlssin. Oa the port of paint it less onlnand that the Anse hang bum nen with the ante if liven. Dims sad 011., the ththethet ought to have robed Inn it, on la .1 this view a denies of Mon Porke's was poon s l i r ieS erbiat that leaned jam bad MU that if • beaker should mob • noise that bad bass wed se par through another Matt, I should be enslaved as *widen of assigns is as Naha Inaght ogdon Ws. Fridmen bad ia MAU 111. ea @nun a/ Monique, sad bad alosonod from the delbeleet with So Mono, was sow sought to le eammeed . TM &haus was that the anodise bad mann des no is the niter. TM dolbadaat had UM booth a Inn &ben to robin snow were adman My I= 4 : latrodathise, Ilmf wit/ wiltsiali! POP" l iw ▪ dias then. One V dime bad insane Fabrian, who d = himself to ho a onion is banns he blia• r s ways paid be be nand. Me bed • =gthe Mann la ash se it wee armed, al as bran Ono. robin @sold pay 11. The adman@ sold ha would Ng the shign shuck his boob• issl, (Biwa esillogs, an es ▪ ble the mosey, nisi be did, sad afiserians ban ha bed boss sal, • sloth in the plalatiffs emplonast, ad bad nosnid. game aboossims hang miss* as to whither tie mails' ~ TeoVtisl that, la their opine, ibis • she and @lmply "en simpay," it wee payable threwah wig booboo, Ma nes it was wised with the name of a eider banes, Ilea I sand only be paid through that bran Mr. Joan rmosebod Oat that would be es protean, as be had MEW mos aemai m with the beaker's man stank sat 'Si rano ssi Lard Campbell said he should have thought that is prarl dist Maker would take • cheque hem which the same areas the hoe bad bees grand. Mr. Junes said he himself had repeatedly had sash cheque. Lord Campbell said that orating the doom with Ihe min of a banker did set la point of law affed the amain billty of the cheque, but the jury most look at the weelethe aid the custom would be evidence of the detainee Mid lag_ the thew boor fid e or otherwise. Xr. James Mein replied,. Lord Campbell, in suanaing up, said it was his day to tall take, that the elastics for then tc‘ decide was, not merely as to whether there had boss a met et autthe an the parte*. defeedant. It bad formerly bee. held, in the II s d Lied Tinterden, that If there was a wan if satioa, or there were eirnmetwees inn ought to have created euspicioa fa the mind of a palest man, that was indent to dimities ai Mat whoa • pun bud kin Ado, and for valuable non lbs Misr of a shape, even if be 11==ast with ne soutbn he wand mig be emitted lons shone. The jury net .ask ni nether the Wom en an - ben fide the hedsr ef the none. It was *a zizathat le had give some moon far it, sad non. . with's evidence he had given full vela* for It; bat if the jury immilared that when he replica the shuns ha was aware that Fricimore had not a right to errrß. i 4 bat was assamittin a fraud la so &big, they be would ea be the bees Ade holder of the thew, sad the Saadi, woad be gentled to their verdict. There might he alr• emastamea which might lead the jury to believe that the defendant did not act bona Ade. became if any passe curbed a 'Mom with a baker's name mina anew it, hatthieg that it trould De only cashed thringh the particular banker's, without any intentioe of pay ing it through that beaker's it would De .vi dame that he had act acted in good faith. It wee deer that the defectlaat ought to hays known the practice, as he had stated that ha had a meat deal to do with anus& If, on the contrary, th ey were of opiate that he had meted as he bed done simply from a want of meths, then they meat led a verdict for the defendant neje,/ retind for about an hour, and on their return • tau emit stated that they had all speed to their verdict wept ono. Lord Campbell directed them to retire, mad moulder their vadist. Thejery aeordingly retired, and, is their absence Led Campbell asked the learned soused whither they add not acme to some agreemeat with remote to the ease. Mr. &rpm% Wilkins said ha would take the verdict of the deceit who bad agreed ; which was assented to on the other side. Lord Campbell laid the arrangement was a mast prow area. The jury -were this n.aelled, sad the eleven who had agreed retuned a verdict for the defendant. NICKS e. oosxtse.—LlsmL. Mr. Myth Jams and Mr. Hawkins appeared forth. plaintiff ; Mr. Kerslake represented the defiradaat. The admen" stated that the plaintiff sought to recover =sr two HMIs published by the defendant. The pbeilad sea guilty. Mr. Jana la stating the ease, said the plain, waa a ussiissa mains mi business at Plymouth, thus ko had residua mash ninon for many yam Ile had • Mink' This rasa la soneepasnos of two Reale whin bad bees panes/ le the we newsmen, Weekly elortfr sad Pinion fillandlin as it was of cassideran impsonse that ha shield manna his ameba. TM dionnams el the an was them plaintiff had Ina op mined • cnalim of the pier, sad ha th d . The two athletes rebred sem in of Plymou of bel id t=ress i t i ted in these amerpopers by the ilheenbeat, sad sand that this property had formerly been nod at the sum ef SAL per mann, but that the plaintiff bad now duleatly peeved it to be rated at a entailer awn& The defeadant had put a plea of justification spa die min, Dot that hod been withdraws ; and the p a 50.1„... fore would he whether the thaint.ff had no On CT set He bed he tad that his Mee* Mr. Maratha bad bra lestructed not a pmanowa Is the sharp. but to mien the defendant's repel ad a make as ample spina eed retransmit of it. As the plainti ff cooly dished inemally and proton himself, he would • eosin to anent for a small anstsnp is his favour. Mr. Tadao, fee the defendant, said that it was his diem's dean to sake a most ample retractatlon of all that had oppeaved in the newspapers is enthezioa with this maths. The amides bed been publithed au the 12th of Odder, Wks the 19. k ef the same math • pain re ; • Irsolain sea nods, though est by the deadest. It was sew Owed not the rang of Ms s proporAhed anew been mramaL dolhadant was now • to him make fee 61. a west emobsogni g g. sad see to • verdict sunset Let 4 Campbell onommil his approval of the defendant's modest, ' , high Ihe shiest of the min bad bola son V he the pidadlß-donagos, iL *ONO& IP. IMMILL IP. 11 COURT OF EX &IMF Allb ♦ 0111101111/ MAT. Du/till V. TEM LONDON'. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Dise. 19. =MP= AT PIM PIM IN ICORMie-UPOOIS CTI7I AVIV= /WI TEMA P. 111111110111111 •NOTIIIII.—ACTION BY • MAP. 11l UP' • 11111113 L 701 WAG'S, tia. bie wee ea settee bp the captain of a brig maid dm tibial& to rearm a ems of nosey for wpm agd obliss be bed bees datalaad at ClaetantisoplaW, aeditirbb repose hens t sat aloe a timber ma for expesue ear tasted visit lb. ship. TM total sem claimed vas 2911. 14e. Pd. Tire detradaats paid 2001. tate court, sad disputed the radieradat of die stake. Mr. IL Clambers aad Lir. Doodeswell appeared fee elm awl Mc Watson asd llr. Uatbask hr the de arie* that be was obliged to ' go Mio Magna% and tld void mil 4 sway widest Zia, sada the samosa" at the ma. idea the *MUT lad rommamt de sslamed to dosimaptse, sad made • slim ape bit fist the manes old* h. had Mammal at sad is =lmes, sad also fur Ms wages desks • at law, however, was raised spa tbs sad II Cleo. shop. 112. sm. 18, a to whether dm *lade was *a dded to 'mover those maw, sad IMP wars Mao crow setimobstweas tbo penis. TM MAI Jambs. masa *me okowastsatos, suggested that it midi be lost to wig all the mem la Ord* to orbltoolits. Afire dissomiss tiY mom woe oinsotal to, sad tin joy wore disolired. • This ass ask adios to remora damages for slander, sedate Plia "8 salig M. RajeaS igidas add that bait al• 'hada sad the dolisailaat was ass oinhosat ia Mob mailer oohing. and Maw tido albs lad bawls WIN frigidly brow It tamed eat that tbo doltabist had molly erraapd by solao = es poetise. by about Oa hat ban peebtas still ass, erreagoi, sed, nada his Injuries, lbs dilatant I had mai sa id, about the third Mb* with I wheys bo tboa *al& that tbe Mahal, bail ems era , aszlea Is bad, lomat. imp tatoadat to mho any 1 inanition at all apes lb yieblif, sad Moo elaboolato is the &dentin' as against his won mainly ail Ina Mr. Waists said that tits object for which Ma Mita had been brosibt was new obtained, and be woad osmoses that a juror should be withdrawn. The ishndent fa ibis sue was ened as the safer of a peceneney Me ON. Saud the 11 14 end Mesa s e es el nie bills of mimeo tin MIN each, lii Deginben sad the Nth Neember, 1110, NM diem by ens Alin end seam& to the pieletiff. The wen mug Peas wpm the seined, bet the Crilslbuss ;mini Wit Mt the Ws end the note bit gins fir Al..'. euesemsdnite, said had his. labia by tbb yinielif without essiiseedise ; that after they bed begs einn tip Allen hid Mama them ; end that they bed bus Adhered to AIM epee be spos(al terns that be Meld set update this thsl Momdue, dun bet dwell &Um this up to bs isa Mr. &tient Dyke sad Mr. Wood appeentl As the plain tiff ; and lie. Bela Janie, Mr. Serjeaat Thanes, and Mr. Hayes bulbs defendant. As the sinesieree to the MN wogs admitted ayes the mord, end the defendant by kis joins bed eadagjlelnit es show why he should net be MIMIC epee it pay MM, he began first by Lyng his one huhu thejery. Airlifts to the statement of the defsediset's sewed the plantar was es eseseetest sad 110 eliminate; sea the do. feudist was a Wanes awl mug el nu begun, at &ahem Mem best Watley, Ohl wee a 'asthenia well Mewls 'Mewling, wield. retatiely the didhadeat had set bees la pod deemetnese. had la Atty. 11a. be owned a been semi Westheepaeb width we. the dee& wood Stake. My that treaseellea the dedisileat preised le the asouat of rem 8,0001. to 10,4fAi, end la theorise yew he wee, by themes hem,. further sua et &Of& His seed fermis did est flea desert Ma, foe be has year won the Great St. Toner &ekes. Soo* tine ay, be believed about the Jill, ISM be basses aequeialed with Allen, the drawer of the bib, who wee this Jerk he Nam. Philipp and Vim elloneye,bs Ifee-Isue. Is MS be left their service, eal ben that thee until his Makes the lith Merek 1563. had me semis mesas of Ilwillheed. The &Andes; at vanes Mos lent his scupteness to Anse. fail dee seaeteed the Yak hat emitted to reedve the Wean heels. sod wee satisfied MI6 Wks% eiroreasethet daybed Isla dietropid er emelled. The dediadwit heard whits et the until after be lel was the Osedweed &elm, hat seta afterwards be we nod ups Nye slam her 601. sad 764. 14.6 d. Is Marsh. ISA ID wee teed lay _laarier a bill dineuter ups nee kr NI. end /AL, sad p;tweeilitlp nue filo; takoa spin lbws alba IN4 anottatieg to 2761. &peal wlteense, sedan the eseniestios of DI. Laurier, which had boonesbee unniesion la Parnwere produced to make eat the deiedssee use. He Meisel( positively desied that be bed ever had say soesiderstioa for any of the bills he bad gips to Allen. He admitted that la Ja nuary, 1848, be owed AIM 1791. Sc U., and tint at a subsequent dab Alice elahned, with Interest, 6241. 6s. Bd. That ersoest,lowever wee pa i d by a bill oaf Sir Hobert Cliftes's far NOl., for wild' Allen neeived the mossy. Mr. finjust *lee admitted that is to ono of the 1004. bills that. was SWIMS that it bad bees grimed after it bad been paid. eel be was willing to wither that bill from the esesidovades of the jury. As to the Men, be subnaitted that the defendant bad nude out ao ease. _ iitTise'lliaisetused, said he did hot that that than wee a■y redeem of en agree• meat that them sacommodation bills should set be nego tiated after they were den. He also did not think that then was stifiltinit to call oa the plaintiff to show that he bad given consideration, er that be had taken the bills is lifetime. There was therefore, in his opiates, so ease to go, to the jury, sad there mast be a verdict for the plaiatiff. The weasel fee the defeadaat tendered • bill of ns (options. A verdict wen thou entered for Use plaintiff for the animist of the promisee ry sole and one of the Kiln whirl, with in tend, made 2001. r, AND lOUTI COAST RAILWAY COMPART-ALL3ORD ASSAULT. Mr. Sarjuat Wilkins and Mr. Hawkins appeared for the plaintiff; sal Mr. Montag* Chambers anti Mr. Sinai's condaated lb. Wawa. TIM INN as action brought by the plalatiß a farnitur• beaker, ammylog ea !MIMI. at Vine-plass, Bate, to ewer tea is damages hoes the thts, the too, sad South Coast Railway Company, for l ai la =l to have been Damian by their servants ft Oa a wife, sada: the following eireomeement— Itapposeel that a theittable inanition, celled the Jewish Nana, melon iota as arrangement with the esempasy far the lone its arta% member of eacanice dilute to the Abysmal Palms GSA bath. The plaintiff was a holder of feu of these thine. The 21st of Avast last was the day on which the aa.saiea took place, unlit,. Marks, the plaintiff's wife, semediagly went to the station with her three eldideen. where She tickets were examined and " aseehol," men whin Mn. Marks and her children pre sented to Me Natnees when, on the arrival of the train, that tittered a amine, and in due muse arrived at the Crystal Palma Raving passed the day thin they walked to Aaerley, when they partook of none refresh ment, alter which they west to the station and sawed a first-clam earriage to return to tows, whisk afforded acoommodatioe for six paneogen. Oa their taking their seats la the carriage they discovered that there were a lady sad gendamaa already in the carriage, whisk eempletod sae amber is would hold. TThey mot preamiled fos apse their jemmy whee at the steppe, Irbil) teak plea awe red her child, is the bony of the mianeat, maned the sentage, which had the diet it seeing gnat Immenthithee to the lady sad gestimame, Meihrelerly as the dill n the intruder kept up a esneteme asks by seeing, ra such es that the gemstones s tled wile ttex u t . Ti s Mid bin that the carriage was over *, enema and shad were removed. The mese of awaken having beam removed, the guard or other slam id lie amapasy nenested Mn. Marks to show her admen, "Whom impedes Wan oat to be far the third Meth whemosen Monkey said " Yea have so basi ns then; yea nee same sat." Mn. Marks observed that they bad seas to the Pby the lethelese animas, bat that Crystal she would alace either hen Me seniage, or pay the Indiana fan as her arrival is Lambe. Notwithstanding this, the °Seen of the ens piny eased held of her ardently, and palled her out of She ser age. but bag valthee heavy, she fell between the carriage and the piethera, which pined her I. the utmost =%., She was then maned to another AM. Olen an ea her arrival in tows wee taken haw, waste the was seabed to her rum for twelve days, during which tine the was unable, as bad beta her suites, to amid her husband in his busi ness. Apglimmisa bad be.. made to the aosapaay tar eannemation, hot on levity into the sense of the alleged maul( beim sane, the secretary of the enspasy rained to make saes as as Mrs. Marks was Is the =a Arthelem srms he she was may el neon la a thinness amine. At the oemdeska of Mrs. Rene evidemee, The OW Bram mid be MI astbiaiMetMeesmpesy as a 4111 1::" Nola a• mai follindile he the west:e dam menses, Woe it send he eitmea that they seed maim Moir eleven &which, ea dm manes of the s e_t realm. The mat if which be was a ease in point, whin aslablialted simainalmi von only to be held liable for what their sensate iiii_by th eir authority. would say sbat that 44 sides led net be.. agreed to by all the judges, sad he entertathed oesaiderable doubts whether the law ought not to be al; end Is that reopen. la the anent state of the law the sensate of SO•ijosaiso were la the same positieo as the servants of private individual., and it wend be very bard to hold prime panne res ponsible on all micros far Me ante of than wants. It was a different matter k i r and • AMA ho w was responsible for th e cause doe of hie Name er savant ; this camping was so same* 111 the law, end was the only imams* where an samalba as.. made. the case would no doubt easily melee limillato a pia it law, he would suggest that the moan it damages ebeeiti be agreed upon Mtwara the parties, an tale mast kis di rection a verdict should be rotistorA toe the aint. whil leave for the plaintiff to move as the padp wbothee tha eseamay were rospeasible ler the sees of that semen After eonsidereble discusses bete's* the conmel ea both sided, the damages were dud at 2a, sad a venial was as tern fur the dentine, with leave for the plaiatiff to move. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Dic 12. ?bo &Vedas% were the ovum of the Shield% aid& ia IN IN PM/AM Jelbleikerent mad to Illnahrelead,sader tbe INININNIA of Tide was lb, adjourned meditation meting is tbe ease the plaisalford same bona deNNINId din NM thee of Illealemia Perim, builder, of Vemberwell. The Wises west to Glees. 31•1114 2114 WINS 11411301 alma eirmeed • dairies/sr to Ortabor. 1862. of 8.1461. Is Isms esdand to OdwN where bets in seam sod ef WO the bankrupt bad Ms taeolvear, earls, 3,0661.; is tar adanood te thi phone. It lappeard besover IND be was Warw. amnia 434411 ;be erred to sow ere tort ea Cherbatieepie use of the am, sasedAdente. de- &hen 1.7711. ; liabtlitrio. 1,414 i Teo pr. Its bad beat orabd. eat Wesel ea ep9eears to Ike. bat 4111111.1 busk 7161. ; eapearao, 7081.; taw mew, VOL More the gpasellee wrsotbsthtbaeaab the ellite weep as asole. atelei flookellarie mei them nude to ebrehethe bra XL. Zarmaso sappezted ; Ilr. A. ham opposed for de sm 41 , 11118 .a:NNINININN leek Flare spas tbe maar. Widlat Pla j led• Adoriahlreitea pi alearo , ad Zr a les w led e. a ir s b h a y ekrapt peal, i t s t me ssetisee of essissi kW, re • . ; DECtEMBiII 13, 1835. 38;_ "_TIIXTRSDAIt Applied.' w wade for the elleabarge et ere bealaupt bee Imaelay, it appeerlag Neese had bees Ulm is 'sere•, ilea a awed dam be a debt sada' tie torsos beak:tiptop The Maimp was ordered. IN 11 BISHOP AND 14 30?. The bankrupts were builders, ef White LlON , StreNto Bialtepegaleatdet. This was the milihmes seetiag. Their debts were OM • meek iseeseiletatie, There had bees no plead amil lade end impend anissittad ee, LogyL The malllnatai wen suegielded Smoke deaths he the date et the het INIMIDSVIS t whoa reseed, te he of the third IN NZ SZNON. This wee the eertideste swabs Is thew of Aiken &sea; deseribed a • boarding. beset keeper, of Albin road. Weaddrertlmoad. He owed M saeseseed marten ugeL t dap i ipmty wee eh deee. and awe owe me mete, the due es the nupg 000 E) = a z amid as The cr i. pitt dew* at 2,0744, an bun OM. "few eostribstlene ;" the hid bees 8/1811.; hind. 1 The mud of eh= elated that tad Walkup. wae • barrister, se will as lead laspfic He bed Med a &medal par. :Gettig le be a bdandesheet, eztendlng hen November , 1847, Se the adtraidea. Then orm us deemed sheltie; : Ira at hese when thee acedtals denneaded ; behnselinet we entirely without reheeneerin MI. it append to have bees aide up prbietpally hod dinedry. The °sly bask bearing= the halaseeiheet wee the ler bed'. There was se add. There woe se eppeddia ea the part of the assignees. HA Heard skinned that there woo no ark to the eue, bat the benbraptdight take • third eleas cartificate. The Willer hit the Inakrupt hoped that either a tint or mead ekes seedbed would he granted. The Costaississer—Piet ekes I Preposterous. For a emend due I eased de say reads, for there is seemly • hind& of trading. Say so aeon shoat it; let his take • tkkd class cartileste. IX SI The beakrupt, Matthew lasses PoppMinn, was a sass ber of Om Ina of Papplowsll sad Clog merchants, ship Meillo gal menabeint agents, of Liam stint. This was the esnilliesto mosens((ioff's es:Olean has already been adbdisated apes). The joint belaisambeet, whisk een mond la Goober, 1850, showed that Pop woll had a eagital at that tine of 3,3251. The debts of the lea were 22,0671.; IfabWtG., 2,3581. ; assets is good debts, *MK The soils had bees 8,8091. ; lona, 13.33 M.; trade cke lbgentte e rll.; eat by ropplewell, 5,1611.; by Mr. Irby impend he a Mr. Wetherell, • creditor for 1,2501. It appeared dot is °saner, 11134, Mr. Wetherell wee applied to by the bankrupt, through Mr. Pollock. a *kW, who itspseetaled that theism was is west of tempo. myorrhw le the abeam* of ass of the penmen (Qil)iatbaWest Im.llr.Wetherell was wagesisted with Oeff, sal assested to bed Min 1,2104 of which 2501. was slimmed at ease, sad LOON. mere • few days afterwards, o• • mines eletemest fundited by Popplowell. &bowing the state of the swam The Noah of ibis statement was to draw • beams in fawn edis omen elemeral Maenad pare. La the wry sat mem* they magma • limped boa with their orediten, and afterwards filed a petition for arrangement. It Uses appeared that the stet/sent shown to Mr. Wetherell was greatly Abe; a debt of 5,0001. to Goff's father bens MAN* sad sem Alps lithle inserted though they were easrlgoiped he seedy emir fall Valle. Mt. Pollock 'prised far dm melppiese. Mr. Latina°, no Ironed. Is Roam, obtervisi that ibe ease enmeshed very swat to me of gran hand, erspeaded the sertilleate for 12 aseatise ; when granted, to be of the second with pro. tonics la the neantlme. INSOLVENT DEBTORS =PAZ MI. 001012.110.111 KRUM IN 11 WILLIAM DATINS. This insolvent, s cousineralel traveller, who applied soder the Protection Aet, wan opposed by Mr. fiargood, for s creditor, masted Jackson, ss4 supported by Mr. Dowse. The insolent, some years ago, was traveller to Mr. Jackson, wbo was a draper Is the City. The insolvent Ism (leanest is his moonlit, by 1001., sad :gsve his scsePtases, on account of which 201. bed bees paid, and 101. for eons. He bad been arrested by Mr. Jackson, sad discharged soder the Probation Act. _ ^ Agaudos.row whether the pretest was a case 02 be satertalited ender the Proteetios Act. It appeared that the ineolvent was now is a situation of 1801. a year, sad bad to pay 101. a year income tax. All he weld set aside, said, was 201. a year, and the e= stylised by the other side was 301. it was arranged that 301. a year should be set nside, and t►e protection was renewed. Mr. Constnissioner Phillips was of opinion that ander the Protection Acts the principle of condonation weld not pre vail. He told the insolvent he was wise in unfair mile SOL year, and he would be wiser still if he made the psi. IN 31 JOSUE B. MAYLIN TIM TOI NOUN /UM. This insolvent, a fishmonger, in the Bouthwark.bridge road, applied under the Protection Let. Kr. barred opposed for Mr. Forge, a Honied victualler. Mr. flawed drew the situation of the court to the sche dule. He said the debts were 1641, and there were siatetn creditors. The insolvency was attributed to lasses by betting on born ream There was an entry of 2001. as having been paid for knees on various horse races. He submitted that this was not a cue for the Protection Aet, which act recited that persons bad not become indebted by " culpable se stigma." Mr. Coseuriseloner Phillips intimated that it was not a ease for the Protection Act. It appeared from the insolvent's statement, that beeittes 2001. paid for bets, which he got from his father, to whom he wee assistant, he owed about 431. for bets chiefs he bad not treated is the schedule. He also said the debt of Mr. Forge was partly a gentbliog debt. Mr. Forge was ailed—He bad lest the insolvent 411., of which 261 was lent to pay a debt, and the insolvent told his he could get 1001. He had bad only one bet with the it some years ego, on a horse called "Nancy," for 101. Mr. Couuniesioner Phillips was fully of opinion. he said, that the Protection Acts were not intended for gent/enten of this deeeriptioo, and he should dhotis. the petitioa on. two grounds—the first was, that be had no right to some to the eourt with the debts in his eshidsle, haviag paid 2001. for gambliag transaction. ; and the next was, that debts for bets had been omitted from the Behead*. The petitios was iesordisgly dismissed. IN XI IRD DIV. DAVID HOWL YOOll. This imam; mishear of St. Matthew's, Bt. Nerge's in the Wet, applied swim the Protection' het. Four midi tors epic: d ie panes, and Mr. Sargood supported. Mr. for as adjournment, to carry out aa t for the of the creditors. The kmoirout, a n t = s tattees of the church where he ollialated, were askew Meta sea should be est aside for the creditors, MOM emeM het be done adder this court. It would be weeselleey lir a prints deed to be executed, and he had to aptly he as aajeerameist et two =oaths. The madam eltjeeled to ea adjournment of two months. IThay diesght cue math was 'sough to cony at se arreagemeNl It appeared that Msbeef vest's income was about 300/ a year. It bed ban es Ma se 801. He had a wife and two daughters, gad bed MI sea children. Mr. Bargesil was V o te take an adjournment for en to whisk the g weeks,creditors assentod. Mr. Commiseseee ips said be deeply felt for the underpaid wedded/ ahem and be laid the emphasis oa the word' weekieg " dew. It seemed that the lasolvaet had at sae time ealy 101. a year. The ease was adjeareed to the 23rd of Jimmy, with protestket. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCL HOME CIRCUIT. Die IS The basis's of the Ease: ,star was Isreught to a ekes to-slay, sad to-sorrow the eesmiwies far the meaty of Sasses will be opened at Lewes, where Mr. Bile• Parke will preside, sad Mr. Justice Croaptos wills ''e'ed that teamed judge apes the Norfolk drool% at Norwich. The following eases were disposed of by Mr. Jades Crompton late lest night. I Henry Nightingale, 37, and William Hitchcock, 32, labonrere, wes• ladietd for a burglary is the dwelling house of Hesekiah Smith, mad stealing two 61 Beak of Bag- Mad soles, M. in gold, a quantity of silver plate, two doable barrelled guns, and other ankles of property. Mr. Bodwell conducted the prosecution. Kr. Woollen Weeded Nightingale. The other primula was sad.. fended. The loaned enamel be the preenatios, la apealeg the ears, said It wet ewe of an enienoodinews imam The peenetwear wee a gutless& reeiding at QM* Sardield. in Me amity, and the charge quint the prime's was au tiny were put of • gang a( Su pusses N. amaitied a tinegiery at hie bean adder aresintaares of very great agpmiell &hang! no Mali violent. appeared to have her on seundtted. yet no et Ile parties ware armed with deadly essepeau and their tbreaw and other promo& iap were alighted to suite the greatest possible alarm wail helm The Gall gawks fee OS JS/7 would be who. thee the Omen wen eaves at the pumas who ha d so awed, gad aisle they had hued the seldom he should lay beim thua,be be they would entertain ao desk upon that plot e Hosebiab Smith was thew aseishod--ne said : I an a Ginn. lhiair at Gnat lindlaid. Is this nasty. Oa the slabs el the nth November I massed hone about twelve , mad as Mos peered*toy bed -rem. I was e last ap la the lease, gad I believe all the wisdom wad dean were properly ihsemed. Mrs. Smith bad gne to bed Wine I sane bens. Aber two e'eleek Is the seeniag I was awoke by several new astring the bowsaws. sad two et thin ease to she babble. Them wee a might Wit Is the ran sad sae of *son alio bad a lighted eni&. mad the ether bad a iimAkohmeilled gam Tim rims/ IliOt• lapis had the pm, amilbe ether the lied a bledgeoa. The ma wh gi p " e Wit seE e l mb isse Is pear wry ? Show as yusw and Id pentad the gam at see sad asy wile sod said. 4 . we woos sad wary ws will have.'• IssMl had am get asp awn la th POWS. , !albtillallk Ink up sap meows *at wer w Weide look sot gay puns boo the ins**. The nes Una 'gala I asked tee nosey. sad I told thin that they had ge ary pans. mad tbiy begMbed whet was la it, sat Isla then a seuweiga ea two sod sone silver. The ma nn posseeded to epee the drawees, end law tuned an everything that wits is them, and took what Um liked. Mile Ms was going on my wife sad I were tittles ep la the sad the man remained in the nem for 20 'sinus hem lest to lon I sow a third nes Mediae .uhlds the bsdritelt deer While Om ether two wan reneek 'ng the room, MO nenit Ids iffy that man. Whoa the two ma. bed ramoised the Cann they memo up to the Wind tuned ewer Os Plows sod behest. and they them woks eat of the rem. ',yin that tiny abseil seen bask WAseem. They did sot Mum lad k a akin heard a gun &Marin outside the hems. Wham fhs mea salted use foe messy, I said . 1 Whet, do you want is to get oat of bed sad show you my money?' sad noel the an mink " No, if yes want to be safe Yew bell bet a = whin In an." I ve it was the Omar who mil this, but I m am set amnia. Atter I bid Moil the ipso sit I sad my wife get up and nonisal the MN% sad bud that two ion, a gustily of silver piste, my watch, sad about M. is messy. had been Wen away. The oink nun 2 while the on won in my badmen I aeon raw Nightingale to my know ledge beams this essesien He was set at ell ditisked. I ban sever sea tlis third en slew. Cross neselasil by Mr. Weellett—l was of OMNI very much alarmed at finding three sea in my bedroom. When I saw the third am steadies *abide the bedroom door I caked out, "Oh. there's nether of you, is there t" (A lush.) Wham I said tin be drew beck out of sight immediately. I *Mk I should know this an again it were to me him. None of tar pro pert y has bees renvered mint the two pas tad a p4rat Mn. Anne finish, the wits MOM presenter, said—l went to bed about stoves Vele* es the sight is question, and 1 was nein whoa my hushes" nee bums. After I had gone to sleep I yes awake by two nes mains into the roam; ass of them stood at the foot of the bed; sad the other wen to e boad's side of the bed. lam we the 14 was no of th ram 11 e H. had apa C hi ll its basil, sod gomeed it at us, and demanded mossy, sad the other seas "When is your puree, or "Show ue your mosey." They then west to search the drawer. sad Nightingale Isle my parse and pat it la his pocket. I looked at the ms while they wen in the room, sad I am sure Nightiaieb is ale of them, bet I onset speak so positively to the ether man. Alter the ass were gone from the bedroom I eseensioed that the plate basket, whisk contained the plate we had is use, sad which was always brought foto the dronisg. room adjoining the Winn had heed takes sway. J also toned a large earring knife in the drawisirooss. It beloaged to the home, sad had ben brought out of the Minn. John Omer, ea litswili entledits of the Been constabulary, proved that he appesh ball the primmer. at otratferd —Hints** en the fist of November sad Nightingale co the 271111 t sad time heuur, it appeared. attempted to run sway wham the aliens nth their appearance at the bons where he us lodes, by the back door, without either show or atesidegs es. It was thew pond that the ripe:len and three other ma Inn sees going towards the Maas of the prosecutor on the sight robugler, was onsmitted, sad it sp inosa OM when Hitchcock was takes into custody he at ens ediettsi that he was one of the nets who was mooned in the matter, bat he said he had nothing to do with the actual robbery, as he and soother stood outside the hoses while the ether three went is, sad they did not know whet loggesed. He also said that all the plate was taken Malmo Om la Lonna, who made an appointment to pay them der hi sad when they saw him be gave theif wink was divided among the Ire. Hitchcock likewise listed that they sold one of the U. notes that was seeks to She sane man for 41 10s., sad this was also divided between them ; and it appeared that he at the seise dam mid Me 'Seer that after they bad left the hens of the presenter, they tbietthe two gums into a pond, when limy wore afemirards diservered. Kr. Wooled, at the elms of the ease far the prosesutioo, took • rather injlesione efosedes la indismise to the sharp of burglary. The *mom aoyearok by Oho evident», to catered di* be byname of a wlar el the ground floor, whisk en Omni open en the fellow iag imerniag, but there was as peddle greed that the window in quads* had been dosed ea the previous if", said he enteaded that under this. eirenneslanoes the diem if hnsgtry weld not be sa His P =. dialed there was sesesebiri in the oidestise, and he mailed Mrs. Smith, and put some questioes to her, when she stated that she was wogs that, at all events, the dressing roam deer and the bedroom door were shut when she went to bed g upon Ibis he said that he thought the dif. 'catty suggested by the learned counsel had been removed, and the one must go to die jury. Mr. Woollett easasekkgly addressed dual on behalf of Nightingale, and he asatooded that sada the eztraordiauy circumstance. ammeeted with the presoodlng, they ought not to be satiated with the madame es to his identity. The lammed Judge having mimed up, the jury at once returned q verdiet ei eamy elset both Women. Hie lesetkiip, la webs mates., said he did not believe that the ever entertained the Intention of doing say M preuentor or his wife, and that their object was merely to intimidate them ; and bat for this he should bare yelled a wish mere severe sentence than the one he was about to Freetown*. He then ordered Nightin gale to be kept la penal servitude for six, and Hitchcock for four years. Thomas Barham, 21, labourer, was charged with feloni es'', shooting at Cheri.. Braddy, with intent to do him grievous bodily barns, and Charles Huhu), 19, was also charged as an aeosseory to the commisslos of the offence. Mr. Bridge promoted; the prim:men were defended by Mr. T. Chamblee. It appeared that the presseator wu one of the Colchester pollee, and the primers were labouring men, Charles beteg at the time of tbe asearrence a private is the Eases Rifle.. At • very early hour on the morning of the litho( August last the prosecutor was on duty in the neighbourhood of the town, whoa be saw the prisoners lying down in a place felled the Old Hall yard, with • goo elm by them. He *dui them whet they did there and some angry words took plass, m 44124 be uprooted his iatention to take them into essesdy. Th i ro pez this some angry words ensued, and the primmer. lbessielves away and west towards their hem. eaustable followed them end endeavoured to apprehend the pima Chubs Barham, upon which the gun was dirsharged by his beau t and according to the reliable ef.the piesemter, at the time it was so discharged the prisons. rioted it at bin. It appeared, however, en moseepaansination, that the premien were well known to the mutable, and that wilt!. they were endeavouring to got away he pursued thus, and that be eadeavoared to strike Ch.*. Barham with his stafG It ales appeared that the only injury that was dose upon the occasion was that two or three shots entered the collar et the polies man's coat. Kr. Chambers contended, epos the fasts, that the policeman bad brought it all upon himself by his own bumpiesta conduct, sad that there was no posed for the charge that wee made against the prisoners. The jury returned a verdict of Not Gwilty. OXFORD ClRCUlT.—OLoucuria, Ds . 12. !MY Klii. minas 111ILLIAIIL ITIMUNIII 70111111 D NMI/. The trial of K,. /eke Muspsou, • surgeon, for uttering a number of famed Bask of England notes, at Berkeley, in August last, eissagied the soon up to 7 o'clock last night. Mr. Ileiloripas sad Mr. Boaterset were weasel for the prenesaligeb Mr. Skimmer for the prisoner. The sass szehuff a gnat lied it Went on seconat of the respestable under pollee sod higit ekeracter esjoyed by the socused up loth* nu f ar t oe ka i retket. the prosecution wu very voluminous, sad west Is that in the last week in August, the pri. Poser. 'be beg Mee le prunes as a surgeon ia Berkeley for sem yank gelid away to different parties and obtained teepee he Ma : I l i= Bask of &Iliad notes, and that ea klieg taken into custody, another forged sots wag Ilia possession. The defuse was that the prkerarr bed ,amend a sem et WI. in notes true a person areal Inns, wim p he alleged, owed him that sus on a bet es& hone rase, sad that he received the notes in a letter met to his, addressed to the Berkeley-road railway station. The steden-sestor at Berkeley rood sad his sister is-taw, who keeps a guldie-house neuorem called to prove that two lealeas weirs unsived at ilk, station for the prisoner, sad that, Ile eganieg thee, Bank notes wore found is thus. The jury, after retiring tor about a quarter of an hoar, returned a verdict of GWlfp. Hie Lovdship, sddrastlsg the prisoner, mid be bad been omelets& of • vary mime offence, and one for whit*, a few yeses age s 'mw ended their days apse the eadold. The law had sines bees mitigated in that reopen, but still the safety of the Meetly required that Weaves of this hied should be paelabed with great severity. The prisoner ap. peared to lave hold a respeetable station is society, and to have horse as emelkat Amster, but he (the judge) maid sot take that into masideratisa is mitigation of seatenes. His lordship this sweated the prisoner to fifteen years' transportatioa. The primmer hewed his head to the dock, sad appeared ea:primal at the of the sentence. MIDLAND ClRCUlT.—Narrnionme, DEC. 12. BOO= MIL semen atinwiza. TIM WALTON ItIITIDER. Johan► Duties, area d - etoribed - a; a dreetwiaker, married, Bad well edtwated, was indicted for the wilful Warder of beg daughter, aged about three years sod a half. at °QUO, war Notaalltan. on Sept. 2 4 , 1 866. Mr. Bedell with wham was Mr. Mulattos, conducted the ease for tha preseentlea. Mr. O'Brien was retained for the defuses. — Pr= the *pia* stateliest of the learned *mad for the presseados, sad the evidence of the wiles...., it ap peared that the deemed was the child of the prisoner by a former hatband, cad bad bees for a beg time treated with freqseat sad roes 111-aseg• by the primmer. The And did not sleep with the other ebildrea la a Teem, bet I was put is a on a bit of straw asd s.ekiag. The primmer Oita wiled it was dead, sailed it " sad best it eery hiselly. Oa the 94th ad September deceased (essesinas to the seldom°. gives by Ass Parey, laoser's talrewat) was dewa stairs sires with the def sat, Mr., Dotes beim shiest from hes% sad the other obil• drea In the garret with wiliest. Primmer bad that steraieg bees betties deemed is a mical ersel swam, sad, while Party wag making the bode, she heard prise/wee ean to George, es. el the Shaw children, "M leek after little Poll 1." who had r set with her basset. Alter„ west dews sad a taw sleets. bend Nemo say, " I eta% dad Pony ; she west list w i t h ye . u p le lb. gate." Primmer toad bias if he odd that oasis ale wield rive Ms a good hiding. He mid, " Tea did, EMU; kr I saw yea oat a/ she gin* window, and you was doss alongside her." Site said a ossified tints she would beat Wailful didn't hold hi. noise. Ms. Diktat NUM witness down stairs, sad told her to go and fled Polly. Witness said, " The child most he in sous place Oboe, meioses." Witness looked about the plies, and mould an fled her. Came back, and told the prisoner that it was wry strange she could not find her. Prisoner said, "De pew think she hes been nee the pond, and fallen in ?" Wh am answered, " N., I never sew the children in that part." The iddid was enbee.westly hula in a near primer's bow. ism =plias won sad after the the wile= Pere, retuned to Mn. who was :Mr and appeared very frightened and nervosa. Mr. UMW was lie then. Between nine sad ton o'slook wit seas was in bee beams settling the children. The door of noose as about leer yards faun their,. Heard Mr. ematfideg like "Did you do it ?" or " What mode yea ssi git r west to listen at the doer which wee gee* open, end beard the prisoner admit that she bad Illoststa the ehild lobs the pond, sad that after doing so she (polomer) retry!itsall It, and tried to get it out, bet it turned Milt ever. Mr. Dutton taught witness listsoustr, and Who that she had heard the whole convenstion, tried to leas bee to 'oppress her knowledge of the matter, and melted bet if she was going to lame him a widow and his eldideon orphans. He also said an oath was nothing. In It appeared that Patsy wne given to drink, and was sometimes intoxiosted. She had not men tioned the alleged conversation between prisoner and her husband before the coroner bemuse she was " bellied." The defines was that apart from the evidenos of one dis solute woman there was nothing inconsistent with the hypo thesis that deemed might have gone out of the house with prisoner, sums by her, and fallen into the pond. The Wesel Judge, in summing up, said it wu extremely imprebaas that a woman would confess to her husband she bad murdered !mown child. The jury returned a verdict of No Guilty. TORS. WINTER Mr. Baron Marna concluded the business at Durham on I Monday, and bastes reached York, proceeded this (Tues day) morning with as trial of prisoners. DITIRIXO ♦ FORGED BILL OF IX/MANOR DT • CLIROTIIIIN. William Bamford, 58, was indicted for having, on the 4th of November, 1848, at Bradford, uttered a fotged ia. doreement of a bill of li:change for the paymeat of 1001., with intent to defraud Baronet Lama. Mr. Blanshard and Dr. Bower conducted the prawn dos ; Mr. Hardy defended the prisoner. It appeared from the evidence that at the latter end of the month of October, 1848, the prisoner called at the bank of the Bradford Banking Company, at Bradford, and said he was the Her. Mr. Bereskrd. He then ten dered a bill for 1001. to Mr. Lira& to be discounted, the manager of the bank, who looked at the bill, and told the prisoner that he was a perfect stranger to the beak, and that before the bill could be Cemented, it was neces sary that some one should be introduced whom the bank hoar. The prisoner mentioned Mr. Kaye, of Masking ham Ledge, and Mr. J. C. Kaye, of Farfield Hall, his son, and Mr. Laycock replied that the introduction of Mr. Kaye, or his indorsement, would be perfectly satis factory. In a few days afterwards the prisoner again milled at the bank to inquire if a letter was lying there for him, and as there was sot he went away and called again afterwards a third time. In the meantime • letter Issi strived, oat of whisk the prisoner took the alleged forged bill, and preseated it to be discounted. In October, 1848, the prisoner was on a visit at Mr. Kaye's, and also at his eon's, the latter of whom he asked to discount the bill is question for him for 1001, but Mr. Kaye refused, and never gave authority for hie name to be inserted in the bill. In April last Mr. J. O. Kaye -met the prisoner in Regent street. Lesion, and said, " Mr. Bamford ?" The prisoner replied " Tel," aad Mr. Ha s then said, "I sta afraid I shall have to place you the hands of the police." The prisoner inquired Mr. Riye's name, and on being told it e Immediately said, " Have mercy upon me," and added that if Kr. Kaye would go with him to a Mr. Mims the mosey should be paid to the bank, but Mr. Kaye declined to asioom pany him. It appeared thrasher it,. name had been mentioned at the beak, the prisoner wrote to Mr. Kaye thanking him for his hospitality, and inquiring whether he (the prisoner) hod left • letter at his house. He required an answer by rebus of poet, end it was suggested on the part of the prosecution that he had done this in order to imitate more effectually the handwriting of Mr. Kaye. When the bill was presented to Mr. Layeock that getable= was scrutinising the signature of Mr. Kaye, when the pri soner stated that he was ill, and had written the indorsement is bed, whisk would probably account for the signature not resembling very exac tl y his usual handwriting. The prisoner then received 991. 6s. in cash, Mr. Leyeock retaining 14e. for interest and commission. A eberpie was subsequently sent to the bank, by a Mr. Payne, for the amount of tee bill and interest, but the manager declined to aveil himself of it. On this fact being stated Mr. Baron Martin said it was quite immaterial, the question being whether this was • forged bill or net. It was stated 'during the trial that the prisoner is brother to General Bereeford, now Adjutant- General in India, sad the cousin of Lord Dories and nest heir to that title. Mr. Hardy adduced the jury os behalf of the prisoner. His Lordship briefly summed up the evidence, and the jury, alter a few moments' deliberation, found the prisoner Guilty. . Mr. Bum Marti., fa passing sentence, said the prisoner had been most resisted, on the most elm and satisfactory •vfiwse that send well be adduced, of having attired the endorsement of Mr. Hoye, koowiag it to be forged. And it was highly Important that the people should undentaad that the station of life of • man who committed a sins of this sort should be no protemion what. ever to hint ; and it would indeed be a subject of complain by the people of this country, if, whoa a person of the prisoner's station committed each • crime as that of which he had been found guilty, he should be treated in a different manner, either by the jury or the court, to the meanest person who might be so charged. The prisoner was • gentleman of education and @tattoo, and he must know that the prosperity of this country in • great measure depended epos bills of exchange being preserved inviolate. lisainse meld not be serried on for an hoar if the meet severe Fleishman were not inflicted for these offesesa. Within • few years from the time at which he was new speaking, if the prisoner had bemi consisted of this offence, as sure as he was standing there ha would have been emoted. Them was not • doubt about it; hut the law had sines been altered, but the alteration had bees made upon the understanding that the judges would do their duty, and would not be misled from Misting the proper punishment when an offense of this kind was brought home to anybody. The eirmilation of bills of enthange in this country mast be mutated ; and so fer from there being any ozone, it was a great aggravation that • man of the prisour's appearance and station should go to the bank, where his appearance would probably deceive, and thereby succeed in robbing them of a sus of 991. odd. It was no excuse whatever that when this matter was about to be brought Won a criminal gout, some (rind ease inward and proposed to pay the unmet, and thereby composed a felony, and pre vent his being tried as persons in a lower station would be. rills was a case in which he deemed it his duty to treat the prisoner precisely se he would any other person, and the prisoner beat knew whether or not this was the first for. gay ke had uttered. The sentence of the court was that he be trearported for the period of his natural life. The prisoner, who appeared surprised at the severity of the sesteses, had to be misted from the dock. 2HB POLICE COURT& GUILDHALL. Ann Cosgrove was sharged with *adamants, to bribe a witness to refrain frees giving evidence against a plekpocket ender the following eircalinUisees. A man named Day, well known to the police, was planed at tie bar on Saturday last for stealing a gold watch, value IW., from Mr. Edward., a selisher, of Seutherepton-buildlngv, and on. of the wit aeries splint bin was a lad named Nino, who saw the war& is kis best a.... lierhert Mae sail that when he arrived at the smart ea Infteday lest, he mentioned in the prisoner's bowleg OM be wanted Is pet into the mart. She then questioned bin as Os whom he was going to give evidence against, mid lbs mem of it. On his telling her, she said that was bee hashasid, sad that if he would, go outside to bar bather, he would gins hit moss than he would get Wide. He Wand to go, and she then offered him besides what her brother would give him, if be would ge soleble. He persisted in refusing her offer., and she breams es importunate that he spelt* to a constable, who teak he into smitody. • 1111111 M who was standing by, end heard the eentsbarated the stateaseut of the boy, and the was Ibis committed for trial. nail begged to ashasowletW dee risseipt of a lamas be 111. from tbe Osidambhe Dampen, for the inserbse, and said tke greatest benefit mesa hem the dis• tribalism et those funds. The magistrates were enabled to relieve many deserving eases in a is which the parish .said net, sad they had the satisfaction.! homiest that ths name, so distributed was not given to worthless persons. _ Mr. Tyrwhitt annenneed that 201. bed been forwarded foe t►e prorate: by the Goldsmiths' Company, who requested en esksowledgment fa the newspapers. LAMBETH. ♦ person applied to the magistrate for a mamma against a caul dealer who bad delivered to his order, what was alleged to be halts-hundred of coals, bat was really nave pounds short of that weight. Mr. Elliott having referred to the Lot of Parliament, said in sae► a sem as that put by the applicant. he ►ad no power to interfere, as the statute of 1 and 2 William IV, only enabled him to punish the vender where the quantity of peals is es& seek wee lees that 660 lbs. In a lees quantity than a sack the vender was compelled to weigh the quantity pit/ahead at the desire of the purchaser, and if he tensed to do so, he was saltiest toe penalty sot esseeding b!., bat for say &Wenn of weight, there Wes no provision in the ea es plunk the seller. TH. Kr. Twee, mamma that AMES ha had waived 201. Iran the GaietiesWho' Clewpaay. their annual gift ; sad the lint hell al. N. se% Ws. 1111,706, " ataaaystrae." fee the pow. hoz lead. Ait asithowleipteat I. the jearsais was re %salad,. PRODUCE. Lrriapool, Doe. 12. (1, Reath sod Irbil tr is .)—Bogar, no 01. Rbs, nothing dom. , 7 tb. pies Dot mode; bat st aat darEllonalirg" l l hilliest point. Nitrates( modo, s lame btabu os , mad . , UM. to Da. Ootbat. ton*. 7,000 balm mit. "mitt; 0017011.—Ltvrolo. Dm. 12.-71 mt sad* eland vith 1....._ sod of Amnon out itoost us V..," lb. en% at i hi oro imalooS ia lo mdse. ono went sonal. `ii pot lb. b mom Ides guide of ides no We on on boho. of *ill Iwo Molina it ill i'ii Thew somploo in Fan 00l lisrubsvg Sok% et M. • sp.; NO IWO" at to te r all snot. at aid. to 4141. pa lb. no impala E dna "'" 'AI Ispa bar. 161 ElNSlL—Dessess,l2.-112e hare led smelly ere t ee ._ time kke . The report a/ Leedom has roads the Wor. — r MMus. knows not endow to sell, sad milk" hid% taw thins elnosteesse our prima ran col, be *sulked il l ' must. red. 748.1 e Ms.; whits, la. Itarlay, 83s. to oi e w ok . Ios. to 625. Droczres.as.Ths, Dem It —Me supply of yak t o t i e , thr, socket was moderate. Wheel mot a tale demand at • dekko W Es. ger last week's cionsocy. Oata 6d. toll. pseit,„l o .,„ ise or soil Wens; new, la per qr. cheaper. 2.1,7 41;,. ode. Mom orators& Imports dodos tiso past oketwko. 1111 qrs.; barley, coastwise, 800; oata, ccestwiss cis Com Dec. 11.—(By English and Irish Dreasks Tolegoos; White whet, pro, to 4ft.; red, 40s. ; barley, 205.; oats. 00ALS. Lame, Das. 12.—Batse West Ear*. lis.; ter og o lp, Ik. 3d.; Howard's West Hartley Nettie:we, North Percy Harley, ISs.; TanSsid Macro/mid.; ?Wed 11% Bar Ire ; Walker Primrose, Os. ad. t ;g o Walk End Harlon, Its. Walk End Ns too, 335, `lgo mows, 235.; Walk End moot." 225. ed.; Wail; Eat See Hatton, 21s. 9d. • Walls Ed Heigh Hall , Its. sd. Wee Booth ptirtlepool; Us. ad. •. Walls End Tees, hi yr 235.; 21.. 0 t te 335. lid.; Cares Nisribps, 23., go, me m et sold, 24. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCA CASUALTY. The The Constitution his been righted this inoening end eilla placed upon the &sub.—Liverpool, Dee. 12. LIT/SPOOL SHIPS a. 70111101 PO/11.--Itiank Arabian (as.), sad Lemma ), at Malta; flj m i Bole, at Bordeaux; lisjaligopsul, at Constandaspla ; 8 0 4 at Genoa; Pelican (ss.), at Hairnet. BAIL= 701 LIVZILPOOL —Wandeline, fret Deo. 1. •lIRIVIID. Arstarao--at Gravesend, Des mbar 12, from.... acsau-et Pill, December 11, ham , .... ... . ALRIANDZI-at Gloucester. December 11, ......... RllO7-14 Woman December 11, from_ Acreages-at Greemode, December 10, Arran-at Gremek, December 11, fr0m . ....... , , Auras-et Queenstown, December 11, from.: W.; Anima-at Liverpool, December 12, from BILAOLIK-at Liverpool, December 12, fr0ne.....,_,,„„Z1Z Co-off Caps Clear, December 1, from iyey Covreeserria-ot Que;a 1 1 9 1 1111 , December 10, tr0m..........Da1ey Coaserem--at Hull, December 11, from DORI 07 CORNWALL (Lb 7 4 , l:J . UbilD 4 December sa nom.. A NWOI Dearcis-at Bristol,l m- . EMI% Error-at Gravesend. December 12, &ALARM-a-at Pill, Doeseehor it, Reeme-ot Plymouth, Demeber 11, gm ELUAIIRTR-at DM, Desember 12, Etcoms-at Deal, Desomem 12, from Swum OGHWAY-0, Liverpool. December 11, hoeiPmeleCiale Hem Enaccu-at Limped, December 11, Ems Writs-et Iteggpod. _Dosember 12, from Four-at Umpegi, Dengthir from.. ..,lhane ingerpoel. Detembor 12, from Omagoir-411 lOngelerm. Domeetar 10, from bans-at Clmaglown„ DosoMar 11, from Joey 111.Wogn-st Dec{, inagaber 12, J. K. Is-s( ameggiellf. December 9. hag__ o ft Jem-at DameMll, from Ilasa-at LiWiffed, Demobs' 12, from. Jourenrrs MIMMIII-ataiverpool, December 12, hom.„„te i m Lammers-at Milford Hum December 10, from Lames-at Gramend, December le, from.. .......Ormilace Loom J. aroma-at 'Deemed, December 1 . 2, .. Lues-se Liverpool, December 13, from Onale Marco Pow-at Liverpool. December 12, fame --Permit Meaonrcm-at Liverpool, December 11, kcal_ Mommara-at Geaesesnd, December 11, fr0m............1410 Dlmacomm-st Gravesend, December 11, fem._ ....... Aga Ouvna Goanow-at Gramma tomb's 12, tea Paosione-at Liverpool. December 12, from.. ..... Pane e...0il Dartmouth, December 10, Muif Pmager-at Meek* Dosoneer 11, from. ----Omar Pocomowne-at Deal. December 11, trom„...-" „„„„yik s Puma Aangar-at Queenstown, December 12,1r „„ ega.........1en Parka-off %belt, Dec 6, from Stereo-at Men December 10, from Quin Ho Ora December li, from . Osml Bmm-et Liverpool. December 12, from._____= lam Caen-et Liverpool, December 12, _ asocr Lae--M Liverpool, Den =bee 12, from. limaar-at Liverpool, December 12, from ...7= " .... 1 . 1 = Boonagn-at Liverpool, December 12, tram--....Goies Sr. Lemma-of Cape Clear, from Barto-at Des], December 11, from lismek fensms-41 Olowester, December 11, 14071............X121016 TON Danues-at Pill. December 11, trom -...-Pelmee TRY AOAIN-••It Cork, December 9, 'Pm* Zorn:as-et Gravesend, December 11, hem-,-..._...Werean Terrain -et Liverpool, December tecm -..M.kertalli. Tsterme-at Liverpool, December 12, fem.. ..... .11. Jan% U. Wernegma-at Liverpool, December 11, fr0m.......-..Newlet Wan lam GIRL-411 eunderlond, December 11, frem.....Mbee Witrame-off Dunseams, December 11, TARKI--at Ologoester, December 11, SAILED. deventes—ttece Pil , h s, Doeember 11, to Acme—tram Oa December 11, t 0.......... Amurne—from Dud December 11, to _ Acseraose—frces Qutiff, December 11, to Aux Jourrer— from Greenock, . December 10, to ffewlmmesol Ar.reee—freer Ormond, December 11, bi-. CorcaMmen Berntex—freaa Ormond, December 11, to ..- OMR Scam Cae—from Cardiff, December 11, to OMIT asma—from Cllrd Iff NOM ble 11, to Ceammain—from Cardiff, December 11, Otaramwoc—hem Greenock, December 10, maim Oeimance—ham Oreveeeed, December 12, So.— .....lotnelke CAROLDIN—tram Oraveased , December, 10, ta orsourro. Duna—frees Gremend, December 11, to lima—itme Newport, IL, December 10, to Cep cle Turazioa—has Oravemd, December 12, Fairer—hos Liverpcak _Member 12, to.—......Jlarmalle licrrox Itam—lemm - Orrdl‘ December 11, to Oemadmie Jana M'Quaze—ham Deeemter li, M....- - 7. - -Aim Jaw Moomo-6a Illeabb. 11. to .....^.. o r Jana J. Berno—lbem Lhoorpeek Deeember 11, to ...... Pew id Jaemarria Omeemme—lbem Uocepw4 Deeember 11, be BMW Jane—from Demmber 12, to 611o1M1 Iwo —Oros Ort Diumber If, to Mamas—from Groluoill, Doombor If, t 0..„„ , N.roo—trou Orovomol. Doomber If, to MOW Nosow—kai Illidir, Doolookor 11, t0..,.. t 0... .... ." Coot Our—frea Osodlit Domino 11. to ewe Powaso—mm N., Dec.enter 10, to aceilarel. Pram—Deree Mambo 11, t0..............—.1 611 . Pia= Ora* Onnwesl. Deenabss 12, to ...». Jima lunar Wass—from Cardiff, December 11, to Porto lieo S!l' Clordll4 Desember 11, to Bareelmo Tem Gomm —from Ormemea. Deeem 12, to DIM .Olog Colle Mx. IlLarcaesa—treet Weida, Decemb erll, t0......0n50m0m0r. Zwarrure—ham Hartlepool, December 11, to ......—......1010a VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Awake, tram Laudon for Celebb, Oat. 7, lat. 1i 8.. lb. 21 W. Arab. 07 Liverpool. Dee. 4, lat. 49 N., los. 9 W. NY lb* of flt. Oboe. from Itooritlas for Loodom fib, from Lambs, Nov. 17, lat. 47 N., let. 6 W. krAella. Clam Poudkberry br Loodoo, Nov. 17, bt.761.06 N.. W. 117.16 W. Killeislia (barque), for Valparaloc, Oct. 28, lat. 6.14 Ib. ILH eat" Si ays. Wateltises, from iambs for Loudon, Des. 9, lat. 4761 111, W. 20.17 W. Margsmt Oilmen (ship), from Dant% ter Louisa, Nov.ll, 1at.11.1 N., too. 311.34 W. ; out 93 days. Prisons Royal, from Loudon, 6,r llossina, Nov. 16. N. ikwalloe (barque), or London, dewlap east. Dec. 10, lat. 30.11 low. 6.16 W. Sylpb, from Africa for Liverpool, Nov. 21, lat. 4924., lambi W. Trinity, for Bt. Miabael's, Nov. 13; all well. ZweUl, from New Odom for Liverpool, Nov. 2, bt. /18 No W. 86 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH& B aravei lßt yuctou 'iliS. . Dear Husiou. the SISKETP.—Dee. S. at of tho see. J. P. Birkett, of a daughter. OqUpLNE).—Rec. 10, at Streatham), the wife of 11r.V.5.0 040 it _ . d, of a dughter: -. alb DAN laze lßLL.—Bee. 9, U Devooport-street, Hyde-plat Wo d • Caudell. Fog., or a daughter. da °MUM WISLL—Dee. 9, at Dorchester -91 r" Wahtgard 4 R NM woe of W. E. Oreeswell, Era , of a sou. LOWIL—Dee. 9, the wife of Mr. G. B. Lowe. of Da:Um of II"' NICHOLS.—Daa. 0. the wife of Mr. 0. IL Bleb* of Oraville.placw, Milbank of a daughter. w e d PHILPOT.—Deo. 9, at Waleaby , ttectory, Liner the Bev. W. B. Ptdlpo'. of a sou. SIOLKY.—Dee. 10. at *oat Healing Rectory, the alit of Its 110. O. M. Bldlgy, of • we. MARRIAOH& BARRER -CUNLIFTE.—Dee. 11 a t Br. James ' s. l'adMence, bytt Eon A. OlRlpteffl WJ , e.. 0. . Barker. Esci ,of Albright , ' 10 paFru Cunha's, daughter of the tate J.Ct i alida two of MeV inetreet. BILTIRLD— RILON.—Deo. 11, at W. Wary% 817 0 "12 by the Rev. J. H. 11.1losotain. D.D , Capt. BIM& • Regineere, ere el T. D. hilfiebtl. Mut.. of 91 . 8de L.,_ Trams AM Wages, deightw of W. BMOC. "t+ l2.°. o=BlPertinareguare. as fleA BTDRII.Dea. S, i t the porleb church. how., b - rya. eberke Oent. leseeebeel of Trinity Cherub. is Simnel CsaUe G. MR., C.A. at Merthyr Tidell. like late GaM. to Clan, yoraggeai &Nt" late Edward eta% Ifee.„ of &Wei. Caf• RIINGERFORD-00WPER.—Dee. et Reis T. bevy, by the Rev. R. Meath, H. J. Reagerfard. be , 'TEA. Hungerford, Reg., ef Oddment. Coat, so Katy, d Hr aufklw Cowper, Reg., K.. Consul far Perambuca, DB&TRS. tt BABEL—Dee. 11. at Itoanteron green, Mr. W. Baker, MO_ BABTLETE—Dee. It, at Abingdon, Ellen, wife of 1 . 6 110.-• Woo BAU3ragedd— 11 11. le. at Great Marlow, 800. fourth &lOW e l 23. the BIE D :=IIW—Bee. 9, at Mote Newington. Sank 61.2- L IL Me T. Bradeltaw, Beg., of iiii:o7oo% Vuentoblee.ara ,•• CLAUS—Dee. 5. at Handltow.tetrooe, M. Jobn'o.weed. Cute, tog., late of the aged 52. 'sa Ole ETANIL—Dee. Anne. widow of E. Evans, Borelbrathiged 77. LOBEL—Des. 9. ge, M a B. . B. Lerd, of Whitworth. stdr Itneba si i tot LUCAS.—Des. S. at Briglroe, B. B. Luisa, late/ of BMW PALEOON.—Des. 10, at the ems Illo.ora:reed,iloilowl3... TO Masao, let., birmorly of Uneoin•Man.lielde. tel. ggeg. EBIPPL—Dee. 10, at WilAtee, H. Phipps, EA" Do. BIRTH —Dee. 9, at liegetosoliewe, Enetoo.oguale, W. Mtg., aged It. !hissed asd siabllobsd W Mumma NM HAT" a• b wile anat. la 111904 Se Leados. MOIL DuissisUS b Illseskla tin rzuMsial Whltetrism—Tsomosi. PM f 1 I