The Express. — London, England, 1850-11-28 00:00:00

r 1 1 ' 1 • • THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 28, 1880. 4 r to tato the MARKETS. lai33 iiritelitatritt. Mak reenmed Ilholehoirei Mr. Neal* must have knows vsn's debts_ e_or t ant t o o aln e s_t 1,45 . 01„ ... He was_ Mas k, tomam wee barai s neetne ma. B 0 7 •1 dee tal elen uag n n a g holm this Wilde and She einamateasse; aresedenem,ffse so• wee erten& whe w 3 _•ner e 01 7 F au was ‘-.. i .. 11 4 111 I h . 1 ; 14 !•- -- 214 . . w his - Moo ---- nowt a negation beano the last as COTTN.Liounin, Nov. 27.-The nies of cotton was himself sow • donnas , of 657 k It was poesi liti ble toso W oo Prellelo thoot t at ffbobrophtf: so ro r i a t t 1 4 1 5 o M bu Almemoutille obt ost a bo tiobook hosts oil the vaddesee of Znagepm, o t o w e? os t s oldie oluirmas, Lord Lonedals, so as to to-day are estimated at 3,000 bales , and consist of about COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-YMWESDAT. sbni_ .. r at l i dad r • 14 so nt s fro tsis m is the kf i dialaat s o iss d l l y ig. at dons ; hut netomiii rognsed to set mile KU • year on of hie earl. • and the oold it and I ttlisidi. 'an el le rhea maks it goof that Ws naiad= had bass pone at the MO Permits and Maranhao, 8 81; 100 Bahia, 8 84 •; 200 p mts ., c s enoe-sanam Ms- acmes Pewee:we Ms. Jen" 1 4 . 7 4 7,1,1 mast h e . ; ; ; e osimed (let a relate is • long ollio He bin wn r-- e „ balm dd . ems madma ims. - vb. e u m atios h a d r eg e resee t o the mud fee Egyptian, • 8 taf ; 3UO Burst, 6 6 ;_total , sines Thunday, t o . Ma. loin. Max eesart, A on woe Atnbu """litts.estersta•ommiocitsle. A r Demo. 'imam"' boa dig m ar! hi I " bulk " his sir, " al •m e at pagan, = oo te Kas figmeg s - nal Me makiag a sell, and the Wok weak sentained the entry was 20,000; import sizes Thursday, 16,000. Ihe market closes Lan The p*.siati& la this se. were . oit ri aZ intsgested is a le- bag sakootaawy dalisd mesa, hs USW as • f t es nwea m • eiThiouring: sosot t•na ls IF• 1 9 : ot it osou. 1131111 MR Wee sera Os out le in lbe eon ia Ihelligni. He hal sever heavily sad with some irregularity of prices tempered with lied sign for obis. gad andleting The dear hal a m not • per lb. lowa. Wa _find solid Amu of all qualities her slavesis is isi o des i l ko &s adis m to m e me gmeg m whiell tics redoes, rje IN ii a 14.1• WM = whom hal emmel Vb. hey of making false Friday's rates. Prime of all kinds bad downwards, bet are f rau bees roistered resent to the statute (6 and 7 ells., o 66). reaseilleg to i Is sa action upon na agreement by which the dafgadaat to eta the_resel_ t . of thO elatiM__mem male ea5_5Kr........... Mooliet wlthaat_ ... sselse_. __le ogras tio • amillent wo otow The ......irszostiroeseMes imliffertimoMbovehealloooloolnibusoritoefottequeaMe to ssMirmy linekbab otto,,ootaneed„othtersholsywkaamoohisoa nom sod won btu. bettor to boy. men WM to have the Me of tha invotios sad to Ray an annual enne=••=66:4108•1•16.17:ioo er>Fw dy 7 r7 m . 1 11 I : is = r e ar o s , s __,, wog d i skoso m m os hi e mm e m e g. h a d f a m um s wap LINEN.-BAZINLIT, Nov. 27.-Ws have nothing . new tin ; 1 royalty of 7s. Ild. per thousand kr the first worms, 6e. per wet thounad for the snood million, and 6s. per thousand after romels totod mow n he gna w Irbsther milb em os s o rewr o jobodmosess la • Isdeg ybisu brik r id eades siallife the affroladoo des the idl e eat had iztgameralleigazeocasimewiamei ws, mu el moo ititoeptopiedw" ow hods we the .... to Tor It with yoopoot to the „heel trade, which (comm.. pinv wan as s -..--- f o r a s w i ft 'a m three to fiat fist ; many band•loom mimeos are not fully employed. hoar piny. Tbel wards verdict Pal'ad tee the Plaintiff% K r . G ray' `" 1. the tun" " 1 ihe "ad. iM14.1" de 38.11"1"1 be cabbed V. a week 114 Now wed bar he moths afnete la bal wings te r se I:e m em is tan srsaasa. my or. emeebew.ne whe" whit* he ha wegened The power-loom beton.' continuo I. work full time. details:it having moved fora asp trial eat the ground that _ __„, ~,._ _,.. .. se Nor m wa s lanstlgated. It lady, at Onisawlok, at s peel the loves:ion vets not a new sad °fiend dsign within the 1 : 04 1 11100178,1•74.14 hr a ass*. debt and emits 1031. He bad boa - CORN.- Baas Nov. 27 .- We had a fair attendance Burin ' minutes of the Desires Act. on the joint Om, sail had borrowed mosey g i me of Kr, relined tel a eall e eni tho ebellidisa wes moils la Mem that _, ___ __ . „ • .. . Dui t tony, ana a fair antonnt of haymow's transacted is well Mr. Alezinder, Q.O ,and Hr. Nan, estate, whisk WS bees reposed to be made by transfer way, sow show" rag "' 8•119 ••••••••11111 am" es I° the dividend ring Hello the medians nadir. "witch illsi that he lad am *Mk* dais soil Mend appear men ellearly. :1 1 7,17,71,„ at the mei of We week. thin the owe's . Wind The qoastion in this ease it, who bees gond with e abon " thirty " ts, wad when he was Hi d _ bloneen-elli 0 Moo the ado of the 'videos 130sTomvi, Nov. 47.-We . ays it had a small supply of his , 1 of se McMillan, Men though he might have ob- the assets hem as gams& Inane. discharged fees prison by order of the soon lie fad 11 do- darted hem MUM In Wien this lamelptisa. „,,,_ Whs. at to.day's market, and fine dry ramp. were In retinest, at Wong_ egaimit_ him. He _h__ed s latelueri his sitnatioa at Ewe eiher eilebela Ihe MIMI M KUM BAY wee new fats rates; inferior and out of condition sorts were difficult to quit. ore Seised a patent hr it, th e not abridge whis..,l4_,lo_" Kr. Famish seli *segos 10,0001. in hand em thil seri balks was ening seallehleffeenlfwer ellineend theie Delis that the Seelnd • • fair shower Oats, mad • tree demand, at a slight advance. Beans the by n !Patens, it ender the Deeogns et- a n t ; f a m e . M it, rottstoestelamb the a bibbi Neale betibb • tlasizigmhteb reserve o 67,000kbowssadonowoditios-. the tow on two mute of „use may not canto, himself with thr ee years to pay his median. rewire wenn the hashaleinel hes rffeciam. and Peas a slow Mu WM., red, 335. to 465.; white, 46e. Oats, No indeed of 14. Mr. Justice Pan so said at the trial, s ow it u s la the sad itiastelissperinte'ilweitatadivides:f ImeNoarnals weneaadjoartr"fflintar-4.1". " Mr saka . No l winsa Pr"."l „ a botcher, at Orseswich,ei t er ta ised of the Mr. W. Rey wee ass put bra Wm hat the oily guar los. to Wu hems, Moto 30e. per qr. he thought he was treating " ‘ .4... "3 , •“ .i 1y •• Imayskid• . his riaa"l's rod dies day, the 7th of Domaine. Ou the sonata estate al Ruh insoln as that ltwasK i st, there woe " two Richards" whence he will so. th• 0011 • 10 i• he an Petteeentiose ••• Um toliggwaitriu:'tollloardwireep of of wha t trade. e a nd oir Perte w. iw o v: --- 1 i ha has " lea an agreement tr.a tmem Un e g g a r t h e neil leel ? g e was The topplessental sport of Kr. Pennell wss in the fel- at tho Mint. He thoaght nob • poison should in sent out to bout of ii• whisi had to k :::i lioa t with in an d,. asign ansiden ti t u r . liciadey bat, nthd glill preen liviDeantra Hated wi ts i was re- lowish time :-' To th e report already filed in this matter a the etointry. . osadary la ore dielnee to place at a reduction of Is. per quarter. nesse mad Peas were mum and a trigs dearer. Choice woes of "d el ' 1 " iaT ' nti°° ti n the sh e e r , ead Ccea % 6 I wish to add, biplane to Mr. None, thin' was In error is The Chief Oomnsissioser, after bearing the throe econtool, Mr. Ballodne he had so risottos to put to the qty ow y ere e er y m ime, and se t abe d more money. Wheat, --* Att. Von, and is useful ; A is, therefore, not ea ed b a y ( 6 stating that h i e w pm, *eponym* duriM the four years hold that the insolvent had incurred debts without nom- otiose MOM red, sow, per alba, 425. ,• white, 611 b., 482.; red, _old, 631., ..„„. • I Vie ' e. I•° ' which a P Plhis t• •11•••••ta• ankis. insass. included in the balamiesaisse amounted to 6,3391. 12e. 14., Of able moss of payment, and rounded him (who had bon Joha is F ito oreslar bool i o the calor, doomed that warrants w en Me. ; rod, saw, 475. liszley,nulting, 531., 21A to ges.; 1=- •- b -•. 1 I facture °sly. se the 6th cf October foe the aorelea- be, Ma. ONs, Egli., 461 n, ILL ; foreign, 421te., Ma. Mr. Gray hone bon Word in support of the role, upwards of 1,3001. • year. It turns oat, on ft:thee tenni- about throe woks at largo) to his torlllar custody. aid ea d no, Igo e Me; Mist, Ma- Per, marls, 2914 white, Wee to Tha Coon-The usefalsrA,,,,,:, patron to which the Woks ore intim, that _t_h_a_t __roll i ... anwlos . ttoideptitoreastototionotolft3aproxto.rtyltao. otdot Kr . . Down IMO when he might apply for a protainag dos etas rimer sad Moor. The latter shoos , No. nor. pot = of totito„ ttn. •Il i t s e r l; he was Main $9 fiat Ida; but he apprehended the prison ot hi s him h um , w ebs i meemead himself rea dy t o m om. HAYWARD'S IHRATN, Nov. 27. -In 0011•Miseno• of Bele applicable are ell the result of their shape and configuration the extent or 3ola'a• 1 ed • 1• 11 being an avenge of about 3401. The Chid Commiesioner sail in six months. a- - m i d wee me d. aga i ns t hi m Bonham fair the altunlance to-day woo minty. Wisest was goon Brad -the Invention, therefore, comes whin tae . ery War ds of for his mimic expenditure, The insolvent Wee takes into custody, and coward to Paul hill be then ewe tbs Registration of Dnigns Act. The question _does o rt • • yew." Mums Ma. Comnsnona 1 7 11wItawers. prboa. After lb melleilan he was be bail. rally in ooldonadokand for such Is. per qr. lees mom illas taken, Mee but all dry good radioed tot week's mites. Barley, Oats, Calif arise whether it might have beau made the subject • This wm the ease tee the reseentiem Beans, and Pon unaltend. Wine, white, old, ill. to 111. 10e.; Cent paten , but, t • without deciding Misr one way or the other, IN ea Oiltla•L DI or Palma manor or Ognawax. SOUTHWARK. COUNTY COURT. Me Balloadhs than ends • any moist appeal to the new, tot. to 111.; old, red, 101. U. to lot. 10e. • new, W. to 91. 15s. Char there seems roe nos why a sass, who float the mail vales This was the day spriatel ft the ddialtin surrender of Minas G. Cure. Ma. jury cia What ell the Fenne r i" d °We ism•••ti•g•P••••11" -4•t°21.. Mae, los. to 17s. Beans; 245. to 28e. Peon, Chili of a dal " does not Wish " boar th• ••/•••• of • Paty•t, this bankrupt, who irse sidolonimp lo the tab Nice of tho Hgeorr ti. Ton LONDON Ann Banntrow Renorao me moose it whket Ohs egg" o f thie mee peop grim ed no, to l its. Fran 1 . should sot be at liberty to neater it as •a design if it is Preach, and who bad loss mho Isoltor as a communism CoXPANT.-11trolliTANT TO IMMIX PARCIL HAARLEM to ham hese eamhamealL b e m eeme d m a im to him ROMFORD Nov. 27.-Our market to-day wm well sup- It ul i I witnin the tams of the set. The role oust be discharged. --- agent, la partainsbip with B. C. Lakansa, whom CAM WM AND RAILWAY CO1IP•1111. tiff b beton the eon • for days ago. Mr. Lucas appeared for Thb was an action_ hion . et by the plan , i• h• • •••7----1- Ili° all"m :Mg e pi l de rrimelik i : t e nor w lt h oLa ilisi. pe:! w et other ter att n sain in ri Pr a i s " ii: b v e re t eli t , u lw tdlocsa;hiorei tarts ~.... haws bees enil with the headwall's of the w i PPITS Waal ; add ' ta ey, 26e. to 31a.; itioding, 225. to , a possass se wissamss al ri l t s i o =nod to prove the aarid 25, ta, 16s. to 225. Beans, 261. to Me. Peas, 275. to 31a. Ilya - 1/ ' BANKRUPTCY yummy, t h e o we d ; K r , ',whistle, toe the eats' nese; sal Mr. curio, to recover U. Be d from the d COURTB.OLBio.otoattatan osotoroo. „- is err the ewielitee. „swum as °emu, pines forwsmoadirtz.ls wee windy Kw, a yam asa m it 215. to ne. Ind IS 1/1 N ess 1L7,17 Na -111 M 110111ATII AND DORN.IIIO Mr, Imam yendwassi an . davit, setting forth that the int. Hes=at Wine dans, from the isommonsinen a Aril form, ' buie the alerts who wen in the employ of Mr. Mod _ , MpaLIMMO, Nov. 26.-Oar supply of Wheat through the m e d lan. Bon. Roy, the snider" for the prostration. Ile then remark= sea nos harvest Ms been very light •we have not bad an alien& an pediments to the gement 4 kolas Foto still existed. Hs to 1 Ann „ it , upset of t hi s ems mu atergeelafel LOASFaSY, was interested by the genend to deny,ia the most positive Mr. Allen, who attended for the plaintiff, said his u the SWIM More. the Men 10 the •••IP•c i t i hawthli armor agtut ; for the best 171 to la s;coa, or Wes. Wheats, ready Med Mr. Harley said that 1,9001. cif Ovaries% laissy was terms, the otiti s mad. by Kr. Laken= last week on Mob ore in ths habit of sending • number of small parcels to certain towns eadasia • in a la maims mod d mil that it was ta laposeible for jury to i mam h ese h em found at Unto, ready t o t a k e e u ° m o th ' , the Yee Dot that he had Wh4 eery bon most extensively lighter kind"of Matchourearaptesertnellwbr consist, harethrougbout Yen is respect of 1010 s by customers of the Ve t e . whom it ire sabres al hie cosdnot sad that of his royal master. wm &Weed that he ought sot to have gives Hs pas Vile Oenunksioser-1 am hors today for the purpose of package to their agents, who distributed them to Inal mixed up la them nonagons ,• and that's all probability he Ch etmama beteditileolt of Si.;; •uch 1 m ' , ma theme to - da7 I the to be Wheats 'old at quite m much money, my 3bs. to 40s. for 10 et. Yes 1' ve t, p and net a clerk ; sad had he lived sad b e sot- reeseileing tha earreado of the bankrupt, sot to bear • dies peons to who they were directed. He brought tho was is mi ddy th e / p l aty piety.hi. I. higher • the middling and interior sorts slow sale,. an Pen ven he would have bon gasolene let them lima. It suedes era mom mamma, present action for the return of tin amount claimed, wtdob, Seven! very reepsonbie witnesses were called on behalf of red s hits w a c e iiiai . cede, from sea. tons. , sassy mh o s . sines harm , p i . Amid bs nmembered that beakers were but men , ead FIS )Ir. Lissea-lt has bees said 'ia this court that the he contended, had bon improperly charged by the railway the prisoner, soma of whom had bon on intimate tonne bars hem sold !- s ee our market under Els. per qr. The trade for Oats We scab were liable to be napes. ems by fair 'stria; they plural has no away frees his creditors,. and that . his company, and which had bee paid under protest. Mr. with him for • peat many years; and they ex pressed their ja g o:A. Beans are area re•dy sale, at lrom 24a. to 27e, We wore of to tent others to a certain extest. la 1842 madam is our rumens Ms bean nob, conung a station Allen contended that the sompany bed roe right to make opinion that its forged signaling seers not his handwriting. el eaOisClar.olt-Thla, N.A. 27 t0 -The ot iti i r i l!v o ll: ,. of Wheat • ve the bankrupt. bad called ea Overton for a statement of the mid v omits. such charge., and ha finned that the share which ths come The prisoner also received • very high charactu for Integrity Main of the Ineking Bank ; that etatement was render.; bee The Commissioser-He will have an opportunity of repel way was authorised te 'mks appeared from th eir own ad, and propriety of °Deduct. had • large eu.ly of groin. For Wheat the 'market opened at the 1 i it afterwardsturued out to be erroneous, If cur confidante bad Liao Wes Marrs by surrendering. the 9& 10 Vie., sop. us, .... - 1.4 and 17, bat that, at all Mr. Clarkson having replied upon this evident*, full pieta of WA Wednesday, but towards the clone the demand been shod I t had ben by this Ovrr7oll and Johnson, la the Mr. L ase r -Thsre are tho sitidaviti of the general to events, the Margot in Me root coos were unnesocablo. Kr. Boris Martin sum med up the whole vie, and the slackened, and lower pekes were takes), in some instances le. per qr. AveF b the The learned gentleman, to rapport his on, cited the follow- jury, after deliberating • short time, returned a verdict of belo w 1551 weet' • ret'x'• Batley and in without cbange. ca., of then bankrupts. These were not eintutastaness show that is is prohibited front ;as ranee y Oats Au 7 I which ought to press heavily on the mind of the court la prelim m papa tag cases, wain have recently boa tried in the superior Not Gully. met a dell sale at a decline of fol. to Is. per qr. Flour unaltered. ._ Wheat, per qr. of 6ffibe. to the busbel, Durhain and York. 77 - , s lid e ring the question of certificate. Allusion bad boa Mr. Lawnsee-No. He leant It all te be done to•da7 eosins :-" Fieltiord o. the Glued Joel , * Hitilw_s_7 Cow - There wee art attempt at applause by potions in the Court s hi m ra g, sale t o / era e •• w hite, 435. to 45 16 ; old, w hit e , sn a . t o ere; 0..- I . coed , to of brewery is which the sins of Mr. Neils bad by the afildavit of the chevalier of the Logic, of Honour. Pane" 10 Id •W , ) i "Crouch ti• London and North Western" when the verdict was dolivavd, but it was reposed by the re d, 4. t o ste,•, sonth country red, atm to 43,1, ; white, sec t o so.. ; --; o pe kl e e t o , whi rtj. 46 „ t e ,:, te ns. eee. eerna, "el. 44 ,1, te 308 4 . 24. t0 Oats, 32s fe"3l,lllr,3"per meta sol ' ll ` been engaged. The Commiesioser-The word " liberty ' must have • (2 . H., 789); " Parker tt. Groat Western" (7 Soon, N. R. ahem, • The Couirandoner-How meth does Mr. Neale OW owe vary Maar inganine in a country wage the decision of a a3d). There were other indiatmenn of a similar kind "naiad the As I to the beak ? pretest of polies is fisal against the power of • subject to Kr. Sotto, for the defendants, contended that the charges prisoner, and tho coosel for the) prosecution intimated their le re t ut te e ., ti p ri et e, q 3 , l ., s of eL oti t ts. super to 6 ote ne , 53 4 Oniony, ke o b bi , at sber N tr Y , hea sa t a a° Mr. Pannell-16,0001. at the time of the bankruptcy. leave it. having been actually rid, the action would not lie. Intention tO proceed with them before the sante jury on min ; so s „ t o tee.; Rostock . Wismar, and Stralsund, 41.5. to is.. ,• ar Mr. Begley-Bat that ts all wiped off. Mr. Ludas mid the ream' bad done all in his power to His Honour was of opinion that it would. Friday morning. burg and Stettin, 435. to 415.; Holstein and Danish, 41a. to r, Mr. Poorly-The masa Mr. Neale V^ Paid off the oaten mine his m mender, Mr. Batton stand that a claws in the company's printed els. O c t. , Dutch and Erlesland,,l6e. to 20" Per, boiling, cos. to B . given by th em. The Camaimioner-Ossienl de Rinrigny cannot hen table bad imposed a separate charge for each sma ll NEW COURT .- YESTERDAY . 32e. Rye, 265. Guano, Peruvian, M. per ton.-Imports during u - . The Combatant -I am very glad to hor that theft hems is s oessat, parcel, and a particular Margo for carriers' parcels ; that Berme rem litnoomm. the past weea Wheat, coastwise, 8,320 gra; Barley, 200; Oats, 60. EL.,', young men have done so ; the cinunistano is highly gnat- Mr. Lasso-Thin is his owe oath. they had • right to do this , and that it had been done ROlaino A BANSPIT 1100117rT. DUBLIN, Nov. 26.-At our corn starket to-day Wheat was Cat ibis to them. Ths Comsanceser- - If I had food the gegen' presenting perpomly to meet the attempt of carriers to carry a somber John Bate, who was yesterday convicted before the Rs- sol .bo u t the cerrendes of Friday, but Oats of all gelatine. and Co Mr. Begley went on to etas that Mr. Nola and his Mae a warm to Me lotalatin Assembly praying that, ender of small parcels in ono large one. Re ;cited the ono of corder of stealing the sum of 91. belonging to 'benefit society, f i lling Berte b r ut wae b.i Sd. n to .‘, 6d. Omer. Moro money is asked for Co I doing is small. Wheat, white, 21s. to Cc hsd boa parolees in a brawny at Reigate, but th at is 1843 the igeammosees, decision of the prefect of police might " Johnsen v. the London and Midland Mailers, Company," was Grouch' up for osntenes. .na. t a re t rits. to 23e. 6d. Barlt7, lls. Cod. to 13e. 41. ()ate, fes. to Or I be had withdrawn tram the omens, learn. it to his WW I be ranked , I might lava believed that he wag in earliellt. (L. J. R. 1849) which corroborated his opinion. The Recorder said the °Hines of which the prisoner bed no. t3d. per barrel. Rapeseed, 20s. tons... Oatmeal, lis. likl. to D who pail a porno of the SSIOSSI, and line PM= It Holland •as to Perlitineut would hen b.ea Wu"' Me. Allen, in his reply, said be did not object to the time- bee oonvicted was • very bad one, it being most cruel and toe. tel. Deters' Flour, 13e. to lee per cwL Indian Corn, hke to IL i I note. tot 7,oofit or 8,0401. payable to the bank on e distal, roots& Is a party to be deprived of the power table charge for panels, but he aid object to the extra charge heartiest to rob • society for the relief of the orphan and ma. ed. per Swab" s with intermit at 6 per cent, which had since been regularly o f k e makthe g o si atry hp w h a t m i g ht h e no thing more than i n t h e ate o f " nay , .widow, and but for nis age and other eircumstanio he lt paid. Now that tea an bad come, the 000/1 had paid tits the eag etmooe &M e l o . o f a or d e al o f po li o . ? His Honour, after taking time to consider , said that in his should have transported him. CATTLE, ito.-ROSTORD, Nov. 27.-Wo bad a short E , , sous that were des ; and they bad dons taors-tbey hod Mr. Laos hand the pre of polies WO! all•powerful in opinlein the case of " Pickind o. the °rand Junction Rail- Ke was then sentenced to 15 months' imprisonment. Onwltlty of stock .. a_ our_ market _ to-da b 7 4. = B 2 th.,.. \, ,, j., teco sa. od to -ra.te . o r paid some that would not tall dee for a year or two, ass sow p im a, way," cited by the learned annul for the plaintiff, did not johi4 Am.. 44, d r aper, a gen tlemanly-looking man, `'Sal, 9e. VI 11....1% , D t lei u i , 2 4 •; ,. Oa. t le ti they did Oct owe a (finial°, to their father'!" creditors. Ta. The Comotissioaer-If • mental yof state in England apply to this on That tho clause in the Railway Cone- pleaded gu lity to m em] Mutiormente c h arg ing hi. w i t h '3 l al, 13 showed that Mr. Neale had sot advanced kis fondly . the were to weave any such power he would be speedily ro- nos Act applied cal to heavy goods, to be charged by the having stolen one sheets, pi ll ows, and other sit up, from ROUTH/XL, Nov. 27.-The trade fist, at lower tAtfl. fi SZINISS. col the CO"alitONS. His peroonal espenditure bad been moved from aficie, with the olninen by whom he was sup- tan. He connived the company had • right to charge for seven], eoffeehousee. Deed made from la. Sd. to 3s. 10d. Mutton, 2s. iii. to /ass. t , Veal, it. to le. Pun, la. 4d. to 3s. 6d. per stone of 811 s., 'lnking j i most satiefastonly explained ; it was ouly 4001. • ye very p o rted, • small pools according to the notice in their time tables, It appeared that the prisoner had been in the habit of t h e Ode ,. small saes for a bother. Me. Linklater said the general was willing to pay •OM in and ho could not say the charges were unremonable. lie going and taking lodgings its the tight, decamping with J . The Commissioner-11s had no private debts ? discharge of the debts of the firm ; 1,0001 had been wand ; must therefore give judgment for ths railway company, with me pillows and sleets. He always carried a small hand- .1. Sr. Perzeingeo, Nov. 16„-Bristlee, COrl2, and deals 1 • and he believed mon than that would be devoted to the cons , bmkst with him, and was most particular about having • • without bueinem.-Flax : The reports of a short supply next I , Mr. Penny-Not one has been proved. Mr. Bogle, on i that fres 1813 to 1841, Very bon purpose. Were the court to make the genets] an outlaw, it -- good bed and biddies, l year continue, and it is confidently stated it will not exceed ; • Profit of 6. 1001 each on their banking tratenti&an wr y probable be would leave the creditors to their rented) WESTMINSTER COUNTY COURT.-YESTERDAY. lie wss isatanced to 12 months' imprisonment. b 50,000 potion, many indeed snake it less ; the crop being a then no dines* of pr,fits hes bra mad*, and nothing bad under the bankruptcy. lie trusted the court would do Bayou Puna Remor, Yea -- originally deficient, and yielding 01 when cleaned. Ni i been drawn out hy either of the partoen. 8611 Mr. Nolo nothiag which might prevent the cnditors obtaining paynot B ama ge o , H awas woamf.-PaorallrlolllolP OF FOOND Dad gene on, giving his personal attendant* day by dal', of their just debts. Bien SOTS'. THIRD COURT.-YzarzaDAT. betwness his yet been done, bait the dealers assert they I charging nothing either te his partner or the CnStOOSSTS. Mr. Lawnitee mid that if a party of rank and lanes* Kis Modem gave judgment is thfo cage, whieh wm heard Enema Tu. Cuomo SSISSAIrf. cannot bring down 9 head te cost under 100 B. R here and ! There woe' Ibe a very tarp dividend on Wellston. chose to inter upon the netts of trade he must submit to the a t h a rk o n m e 201 b, ROBBERY IN LR&DIINNALIAITINET. but little at that.-11amp: 200 tons clean, onc e. ract, 'done • • • 1 Iha Cueneassimer-That uLI depend a gnat den ea consequences in common with ordinary people. The bank- la th e a eD e e Mary Bowling 30, spinster ; John Morlin, 48, woodcutter ; at SI to. cash, sines then 82 ro. cash, coupled with something wbett,r th.• pro 4of the Wean Maritime Amason Dern- rapt WWII= Ind surrandend tinder the bangruptoy, bat -- tilf, a town i n r e ell o e f r th , ca . m e d on m th blions a O!to)37befirad,lB4lla7w.kthe; faljett ,... ildatoney . 20, married • and James Bowling, alias at 86 ro., 10 ro. down, hey been paid. There are few money l env, were ' indicted-Mazy Bowling for salon, and with an advance, 8 , 5 ro., 10 ro. down, is refused. pay A. , 1. fa i l:tand e m... t the o prints w esta un t i • putiss tho :. A detallioaltiltitadwaot•a lor a soldier's cowee Asia to worth .sad Co's 21 Chartng . -crow on business and sa he was " ego"... 2 d-, llde•- • 111 giey eai le 7 to min'of L a k e man's b; ,, toe e " a' e este r p i eg ,; d; the door '. ma il 1, stealing a quantity of jewellery , plats, wearing apparel, bed- The total supply, including that . by t whitey . clot:lege, is 'h • I bad gone ea to tad la s s, cad frittered ay.,' all then non statoments on his last inamialtnoi He (Mr. Laterthet) which he picke d up. He immediately showed it to the shop- hog, smal ho lartione of household furniture, and miseellanans (+limn/A at 2,0W,000 pods, the q ali y good . This year's No one costa pos. a finger at Ur. Neal*, and say ha had held la his hand the ownership deed of the firm ; it was in man and opened it in his prersce t , t who it was foo e-onh for t tr it o o wlh oli T t i y ndin_ f ., tln t s d aV o tir o l b B , l2, , i; v o lg o d ot efici a at & to nt o o f t it: end olio 'a claY s t: an to il j rA n o? e w s in ctiDg m e t' t: ' t7 l l r . Ir= ro d'eeieed this. D icy Pawn had loilte Vivito to Oman de itansigny's own handwriting, and thong tonna me at o f a m B ei m o f es o p6o 1 which er eta now Riven up ; ma Mr. Neale and his family oi the Milne% Were set forth. The genera and OU late were tut', ne mend that if the baulouptcy had Got bees nj ue we re thus f a tly poimilant o f t h e transact i o n with Ti- 101. sod is. a The Aeons . celled toe dersodeot , o sons moneys, the p_roperty of John Duman Les, in the same • 1 termed him of the discovery. roe and and tk at 3o to. d 2,000 ek at 30 would claim e dwelling .. house. Martin and Mahoney wars charged wi th 1,000 ohms IN on contract, done at 24 ro. 81co.-Tallo ro., bendy chiedetrd, sad what* somewhat disiegenuously, ape. to 's exertions to obtain a lean of T 2 MillioSS trai n n e trff ia ntitar e ksd th: s t si th in • Owner no doubt ..... receiving, end James Bowling with receiving a part of About 1,600 o e is i ks for August next sold to as at 117 ro. the cre'llon wand have grit 2011 , io ih• Pound. MOT a of fram tarp y up the late kiag's debts at • discount of them, and defendant had better keep them sunlit@ appeared. he seine property, and also harbouring and resisting Mary to 116 re., 10 ro. down, and there are Russian at the bitter very complete tamstiration of the align by the creditors. 40 per cent. The deiced.. .mid advertisements to he published in the 13owIlnit. Mr. Ryland and Mr. Locke appeared on the part price. . Li C.f the 8,000 cabin remaining, are white 62 of the lowest hwi signed a document recommoding that Rio Honour said that the affidavits Netting *than ne- T 4114411 on tha 13th and 28tb of October, end on of tics to protest*, and Mr. W. Cooper defended Jams candle „000 Lt Y. C. held st 113, anti the remainder in- • Mr. Neale should have his antificato, in the bead was why the bankrupt MI not surrender, had previously the 13th Remember, 1847, to the effect Vitt bank notes to the "" tenor quility.-Weather frosty and the river full of ice.- tkat be bad Any lifted himself with thorough integrity. been exceedingly nen, sod they had not been improved mount of 6.51. had been found, and the owner would Mr. 11 land stated the following case to the a -Tlis Etchanges, Nov. 3, 1850, 0.e.-L talon, three months 381 to 7 • clerk to a entleman • on bai l dn r eL at 97, to 37 15 16; Amsterdam, three months, 1871; Hamburg, He had lung held a high position in h e town where he that day. On the lest Warns, tae had stated penmptorily have them on giving a proper description and payment of L ae r"ac n u luill 'a strest il l sd ' c lh "g r need ;be wse sew sti old, pomade,' man, and all ho that, union the general surrendered that day, or showed th e expenses. No person Lining appeared who could sub ~...___ , ,an rest es in s uppo part of the three swaths, 311 to 31; Paris, tares months, 397 to 398 bon was that nee should not be sere with dishonour te his that bolted beet unnoonsful in an application to a higher staatiato his right to the notes, and three years lafs g memo.. as the early part_ iof October, he was In very bad pm S. Roe greVO. authority thus the prefect of police for • Pam Porte a Muhl- elapsed since they won picked up by plainti ff , he applied to health, arid tho prisoner Mary Bo wer, came to his house Mr. Cesar Chetah , n, mereitant, of L ends , deposed that swim of outlawry would be ordered to be made. Janice daindaat to have them retarned, offeriag at same time to and engoed se savant, stating that ens bad bon living he Led inked into tbe her It affairs for sums time put, and in this country could not bo allowed to wait the pleasure of glee him as indemnity. The defendast, however, refused with a lady at Wapping for fourteen months, and by means DAILY IiVEATIIER TABLE. Inew Whet tee cleclucetances had iwPcoted entmtlitent tO a preset of polio. la France. The proposal submitted by to gin u p pommt ioa o f m e no w. an d t hi s m o m au brought of other falee npresentations iaduced the prosecutor's sister --- ' 11727, who Mr. In to.li ti,e management. He Isobel, Mr. Linklatsr WU not one to which he could giro any t o mama mak possedoct. to engage her at once. At that time, prosecutor was confined encoded, and was ills habit of cancelling the notes with encoagement. Were he to do so, that cant wond be Ris Honoar said that tbe right of the finder to rotas the to his bed, bat after the prisoner had been there five days TIII.3BIIDeT Nov. 28, 1850. The State of the Weather at each of thifollowiag pleas at his oh hand. sitting , not to administer, but to sell justice. He could notes mane at of his liability to the owner when he should be get orsnd on that day, iooking about tho place, Nine o'clock yesterday morning. - The station en Mr. Kelly, for Mr. N ed., said be was r e his 85th year, and oume to no other conclusion than that any mutts y, having dealer, himself, • liability whit& he could not get rid of by found that boxes, containing some miscellaneous arta. had always maintained the "MOM and respect of ho fellow- even tolerably liberal institutions, would not allow the coo- handing its property to a third party. Al between the aka ' had br beckon at the top and bottom in a tuepicious arranged in ceder of latitude. I menial credit of one of its cinens to be involved by the du- finder and the master of the hones where the property may moaner . H. spoken the n o about It, but the boos mimi c K am s Owr om el ...rya of Mete M W ei dner, SW sad Slaw,' ei which butane he had eurreodend 10 motion of a prefect of police. happen to be found, as in the present aim th e pnnciple eon having boa forced, he had not any snot suspicion that his wns in 1827. F•om 1903 be had been connected with the Mr. Lucas-Perbsps your Honour will consent to adjourn would not apply, sino here • bettor dormitory, as a rat e, robbed, but towards the doss of the 'l,'E look ; bat fr...m the first it was agreed that he should take t h. meeting p ro forms m ail to . oiofro a, existed, the one, indeed, to which the owner would first and r h is e y, hfiTilding" bee that sho had absconded, lis made a search I, C ; n 7 am " (Thma) NA N. P l ea m t l if It3reen resea Plrtiai li Orereaet C 484, an part in the mailfat anent, not even ti sign • note. Daring D en . Law rance-Tho court bas no power to do so. it has me et gut tural a pply, and found that the place had been Plundered Poanstovri N.E. Gentle Braes Deere"; tic. forty yams that Mr. Johnson had been clerk Mr. Nash given its judgment The verdict must be for defendant, who would retain pose of all lb. could I • 2BTenimti l la y kinds in i i i o anon m rahldn e ll B elu•T°3 N. Calm Partially Cloody . • s het obly go. in and oat of hank as • private Individual. The Collecnissiollex - I haws Neu so mush evil arise knot Makin of the now, hot without costa. 1 1 1 2 1: a lti b l e ell h w 4re se acenda fad d that io tad lourso y o fos o o ff da y o sta t on th y iisarre d... oe r.. H ire: OT paglu ere4dt I . Then were Gristmill) four pannin in the bank, Os y, Piper, allowing bonier' to play fen and loose, that I cannot so- Nash, and Nnle ; -no of the former bad dud; the other cede to the application. things which formed • large bulk, and wen brought ate 5 . F°122gni "„,..,....., '"*•""'"' S ' W * GeD(llB"*.° thereat t ec h :e l :ln the police in two large chest". Information was ia t ; as , a ; ts -- ~,,.' 0 8 tZs= 4 P k.alb Cloudy hod retired, leaving Nash and Neale in the concern. Mr. The proclamation of outlawry was directed to be made at 0.8 Nosh's i xp...nditure bad always been moderate. Though the usual hour (3 o'clock), but in the interval. it being stand CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. t h en given to the polio°, who traced the prisoner Mahoney to a mmo , N.B. Gentle bream Overcast iII 1 he took nu active part its the batik, ho had iho se c ant that an application would be made to the VicrOluncellor --- us• of the prima Martin, in Cooper's-court, Wapping, Monate l 4•We Omni thews Bain to him. this morniog, his Honour allowed the matter to stand over OLD COURT.-Yzernpm where they Lind se ma and wife. Thus a small portion of GMANWIted N. tacos Boas R a i The Coonsisetoser-If that was the case, he meanly till this day. nano Ma. Enos Manson ma Mn. Zenon MAIMS. the property was band, but On bulk, enepting the plate, Zinn --"-- N. Ci,,te_lis Bo as ( Wenn .1 waght Vs nave sun whether they w: re entreat, and whether - WEITIZATIS AND PURIM'S RAILWAY. wss after •la of time found at the house of a Mrs. Rain, ""•*---"••• ^* " Cl°sd 7 the bank SAi to,t Is ti...:hend 6,0001. in 1846. Pee • Cowmen& S.W. Stronglasens Remy Lin INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.-YESTERDAT. George Harcourt, surrendered to take his trial upon an in a street in tho Milioend-road, where they had boa taken c ams ,. Indictment chargieg hue with feicaiomiy %reins sad atter- in a truck by Martin sad Mahoney, being pecked up in two Roes? ...-.- N.E. b li tms tron i l emss einese " Porthffi n FM.: I ~. Mn. Kelly aid the deficiency was oely 2,1401. in 1846. Baron no CUM/ (men. The i:ominiesioner-That arm owing to the bad debts not lx ea Wu.kta FID.--MAAL 11•TIMVII lag • near for the payment of money, with isnot to de- large chests. Tha plate had not been all found, and the mi. ISSISMIZAZ LW. Gentle Brom Overcast f Ming as d'ten od. In the condition they wen they ought to B YaI•T A TT HUMID& fraud the Madmen sad Farms Junction Railway Con- dente against James Bowling was, that he had been seen in Pw•••0• 0 •••••••••••• N. Moo goo Rain ' I have stropp.d at once. This insolvent, th e keeper of the George public/4one, piny, hie masters. company with Mary, his sister, who she had some of the innwww•••- N . Gentle Dream* newsy Rain 1.............. N.E. Gentle Brum Rain Mr. Kt lly sai d that who Mr. Nash discovered the deli- Backside, when Oman Haynes retreated on being attacked Kr. Clarluon end Mr. Parnell condareed the prosoution. property la her possession; and also the following dram- ohm ...... I entity i.e became mosey ; bat Mr . Neale assured him the by Barclay and Perkins's dreams, applied oder the rroe The prisoner was defended by Mr. Balkans sad Mr. Hai amnion : previously to their being taken upon this ° N ewel, N. Hard Wind Partially Cloudy I . ber,k, If left totself, would work t ons.d. It was said that nation Act on his interim order. Mr, Dawes supported. dlestone. charge, Martin and him had boa taken up for having come tiotnixo ..... Mr. Nutt eh. old have looked into the accounts. Did Ma There wee no opposition by the crediton to the application. Kr. George IEII Wingate, an Inatome, broker at Glasgow, pnperty in their pomeadon which they could not account LMBSPOOS. N.W. calm Ctn.. Moamar belie vs that the Inchon oi St. Aloe, Miss Bier- Tbe appearance before the court was attributed to Its profits deposed that in Yetnreary, 1848, be woe • slarsholair in the for ; they were however discharged by the magistrate, but Ya1c•••*••........ N . Wong B Beswreeze Prriclpally Clear deft Courts, sr the Coaster et Jersey, who were mrtnen in of the George, now known ea " Minh. lisynau's Refuge," Matinee's an Fermis Junction Railway Company. At whilst on the r o d to thistation Bowling was bord to drop r ,", - N.N.W. caw s yrin i P• ll , 7 1 Clew Legs bot% employed them time ha looting into the being totally inadequate to most the necessary espenaes of this period he was one tall in urea, and that would have somethitsg, which the policanaa fond to be • silver to- no n/ -.N. accnnta 1 All tbay did was to look at the Wimeedthesta the basin, se. Strange to say, the Insolvency was owing to dissatitiod him to rocons any dividend. The toraiipts to the spoon, and which Mary claimed at the police court, and it o csea m.sm ,,,,. N. Calm Partially Cloudy taronellresee Overcast Met Wee. Mr. Nan bow cothing of Oho defalcations of the number of visitors to the place, by wW..h the regular two dividend warrants now produced, bearing date respect- was given up to ha ,• it bad not sines been found, but the Burro. N.W. Strong Breese Cloudless 7 lb. Oaks. He wee wholly dependent on the statements customers lelt the house I Crowds had visited the premises lady the 12th an d tits 18th February , 1848, were not written domiption signed with those still naimirg. received kaleyearly feces his partner. The balance appeued out of curiosity without partaking of Woodmen's, and the by him ,• and if he had paid his call he would at this time Tbs jury somitted James Bowling, and the others were " 1 s to have iron a fictitious ens; and no doubt Mr. Nolo had anstoniers who had lunched and dined at the plain departed have only been entitled to the payment of ono dividend. At all sentood to mina loan' tion. THIS DAY, Nook /___ ........,-* .....ii Vradit sue due to Mr. Nash tor the in consequence of the visitors. On On CISS bong called thsrriod when the receipts bore date mimeos was in 8001 There wore other ewes against m, which were not gone °••l ga n" I•••••th anong o t fr ein 7 r a. 'Mats °f ill: a : hen - - - iato. The returns from the following places did not roach th grim. Mr. Ocoee. Chush merchant, of L nada, deposed that be Led looked into the . he: k affairs for some time put, and knew Una the circumstances had improved eubsertent to 1827, whoa Mr. Nees took the management. He regularly dreaded. and woe is the habit of cance ll ing the aotcs with his own bond. Mr. Kelly, (or Mr. Nish, said he was in his 85th year, and had always maintained the esteem and respect of his fellow. townsmen. lie bed been originally • farmer, then a land agent and Iltecy.' r, which briars he had surrendered to hie a-ns in 1827. F•ent 1863 be had been connected with the W: k ; but fur the tires it was agreed that he should take no pie; in ih, ms,tag, uant, not even to sign • note. Daring tb' forty year. that lir. Johnson had been clerk Mr. Nash ha I only pour in rid oat of the hank u • private individual. There were originall) font princes in the bank, Os y, Piper, ?irk, nd Neele ; the tonner bad died ; the other Ind ret a ired, baying Nash and Neale in the concern. Mr. Noah's topolditure bed always been moderate. Though he pith nu gear part in the bulk, be had the accounts sent to him. The Commissioner—l( that wag the cue, he certeinly oapht to acv: oat n whether they rote correct, and whether the bank au not btlito:band 6,00D1. in 1846. Mr. KeLy rid the deficiency was oely 2,1401. in 1846. The l:ominiasioner—T hat err owing to the bad debts not !sting rioten og. In the condition they were they ought to have stnpp.d at once. Mr. Kt Ily add that writ Mr. Nutt discovered the defi ciency it became uneasy ; but Mr. Neale assured him the bank, If left to itself, would work ruilid. It was said that llir.Neeh old have looked into the ecociente. Did kis Honour believa that the Ducker of Adria, Mir Har der Corte, or the Counter of Jersey, who were partners in large bask., employer their time to lookin g into the acc o unts / All they did was to look at the Wancosiarits rut twin. Mr. Na k knew tothieg of the defalcationad the clerks. He wee wholly dependent on the statomemile reteved tualflearly from his ruiner. The balance among to have boon a fictitious me; sad so doubt Mr. 1.1 bees dectired as eel'. Credit was due to lie. Nub he Mat bankruptcy being demisted when it wee, and for tbil slap taken to secure, for the oreditots, all the rawly in the bar k. The oflCial soigne's' report showed thit Nark had not only given op the whole of his property, hat also • note of hie son'e, Well for hie patrimony, WIN navel P. posted to be Sailed on tong it. 'Hie primal aid ho obeli expeadivat• had nut 'eroded 2601. a year; he bed meet earefeay heetniudi it hie oaten' ; and no application bollworm made to the court for an showmen since the bankrunta. Mr. Nub wished to cast no blame on Mr. Neale, but world allow bla awe to real oa menu, fully confident that he bed legolly rid morally fulfilled all the requirements of the bankrupt law, sad wee, therefore entitled to a ortificate a whir, thresh of little valise to blot, word be • jut *owls of pride to hie family. Tao Conem:s beer observed that great stadia wee dre to Mr. Nola fur searing the property In the bank, eh* that Or su pe taken by Sir. Wryphte, the accountant, bed boo highly onto able in that viper. After look'', through the proceeding , . His Hamar rid the cue wu one culling for grim% ergl deraien t.-..ends both bankrupts, on account of their glooll age and setf.rings. As a precedent, however, it was tsar portent to inraiee tow tray bad graduated their burner, end to show to persons undertaking a meet like that of the Reigate and Dosking Bank, that they were not entitled witilly to devolve that train on ethers; and, when failure so carrel to say were not responsible. There was a cos. Odorant' i , ifirreaos between the two. Nash wee mer i t w`at ma called a sleeping partner, and ea Wresting age istrmitios came opeatint, he bad been satisfied with say su.ra.nt rendered to hisi by his partner or Johnson. 8 Ira did ant absolve ham from all onlpahility. When be knew that thee* wee • deficiency, sad that the bank pro per" was no atragh to pay rte debts, he ought to have lacked iota it; and had ude been dere In 1846, the failure might rave been avoided, and them two gentleman might her retired without the ditharaaabla altessiniuma that It.a • c - rod. Uo to that time Kr. Nodes conduct seemed to lira ben wither reproach-4a which be was favorably trains: air ed tr on them banker who bad gone oa receiving depodis to the very momast d hiller. When advised he iron to bankruptcy is the event e/ tombs contingencies not Walt fulfilled, Mr Nab had ghee a very honest answer, end hint way properly consented to that step before the anaual prows of Lord Roams and others were made into th• back, which would wherries have been lost. Since the beaktupicy he lad taken . very step in hie power to sash the eanipui es, sad hie certificate might be granted at cure. As to •he c. 0., the question ees more daillcalt ; he would .t Shy V.. , h. 4 •rhOi:T aria.. from unavoidable haws sod =lapetus's; but it bad bean partly es sensed ; be would therefore re we a second etre ordinate. The other part aer d it: a different posiiion aletbes. It wee made a port in ha ',Mier that he did attend to the beak, end was the rA every day. If so, why dad he net floret then agilr gammas of the cu rile is • losing beak? Why net deter the abstraction of 1,3001. to pay the poor rates? After a treasecion of that ,kind, ought he to kir kept the dark in Li. em ` cloy, and allowed him to cornet another debt of 6001. 'tal he to absolve himself from all responellidity by trying he placed confidence in that man As to the Darklag branch, he appeared not to have looked Into he athaagoaaat at all. The rasa of 4400 f. was OLD COURT.—ThrI2IDAT. heron ma. Uwe &zoom an, Ma. lama Maim. WITITIHATIN AND FIINXIAT RAILWAT. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—YMTMIDAT. George Harcourt, surrendered to take his trial upon a. Baas an Cater Ganiessicona adisteneot chargusg term with Make* , feriae and utter. Is az Wtutatt Bannixah—M•lllll• l . li•aratr's lag • receipt for the payment of money, with latent to de- Birriti•T AT BANTAMS. fraud the Whitehaven sad Furness mused= Railway Com- This Insolvent, the kelpie of the George public-hossa, pany, hie masters. Bankskle, where General Hama retreated on being attacked Mr. Clairton end Mr. Parnll coedated the pvosecution. by Barclay and Perkies's daimon, applied seder the Pra- The prisoner was defended by e Mr. Bengaline and Hr. Had motion Art oa his interim order. Mr. Dowse supported. dlestone. There was no opposition by the crediton sortie application. Mr. George Hill Wines, aft insurance broker at Glasgow, The emanate before the court was attributed to it profits deposed that in February, 1848, be was • shareholder in the of as George, now knows as " Marshal Reel Refuge " Whialiaven and Furness Jellaba Railway Company. At being totaliy inadequate to meet the necessary expeuses Of the period he wee me call in arrest, and that would have the basin. se. Strange to say, the insolvency was owing to dissatitled him to receive any dividend. The aceipts to the the number of visitors to the plaoe, by which the regular two dividend warrants now prodnoed, bea net ring date reagent elastomers lett the house I Crowds had visited the premises testy the 12th and the 18 th February, 1848, were wntteu out of curiosity without partaking of refreshments, and the by him ,• and if he had paid his cell he would at this time outomers who had lunched and dined at the place departed have only been entitled to the payment of sae dividend. At in consequence of the visitors. On the case Wag called the period when the receipts bore date whams was in Scot the Chief Comodukaer questioned the insolvent, and elicited land. that he was a licensed victualler, keeping the George. Kr. W. Bailey deposed that he was eamantart to th e The Chief Commissioner wished to know bow, being • company in question. The prisoner had Dien employed as' ' Wader, he could apply under the Protection Act, aa his debts ate of the clerks to the by h a company, and the entries iai cash-boot were in k which eneaded by the schedule 3001. ? he peoduced wee kept and entries Mr. Dowse explained that there was a debt of 601. twice his handwriting. Among the shareholders of the riaay entered is the schedule, ero that the debts in reality were was a person named Dtmeroft, and he was entitled le a sally 2.331. The insolvent had been assisted by ha angle, dividend in 1843, and on the 17th Isamu la that welkin Mr. Charles Vidlu, in taking the George, and he sear in. sew en entry is the prbonses book M • sem of 41. M. M. sated as a creditor in the schedule. being paid to him as dividend ; end en the 12th The Chief Commissioner, on beating that Mr. Tidier was there was as entry of another gnu el 4i. is. 10de befog is attendance, requested to hear his wont of the triune- to the same person. A dividend warm& also a bp tin. the prisoner's book to have bees WWI Ito Mr. Wingate; Mr. Tidier said he was now a gentleman, haring been • and aa the 16th Februa la the leek *OM will =. _He lent the Jagless; who was his nephew, is 'an entry of alum of 41 . 6s . s. 10d. %Mr.= M. as part tithe penheas mean of the George sad it dm appeared that • see MT. Downs mkt he Mama the George was the hoses to hosed to this name of W the entry fa LM whin Marshal Enna led cm his amok at Bankable. seds.book said. toe waist to refer to Mr. Mr. Voter enemata is the efirantive. Denman. Mr. Wingate mild i sw e ir as s: i s chwewatmers, Olds! Comakiesse—What's that ? have hem entitled to rodeo OM at hi Moo. Mr Dowse—lt is the homes sir, where Mamba' Rayne These warrans were all Aped hp . Meyer, Who en Ilie retreated on his stuck by Bagley and Perkins's drayage. time sated as esenten. TM sewed desomelle twat tis Chief Comakeicasr—Oh, indeed! Do you mean to were this WWII to the in et whom and ho we *dummies it ? that Me i wen the Ku Dowse said it was no advertisement for the issolrent. Z a r a tined reselple desese. It was la smangssoe of the Marshal having chosen the Fly Mr. nalkatios—Wltases was smell the loess foe his retreat that the insolvent bad applied to the tho sompeay, and he did sat messed Mr. inert. It bed brought crowds to his hone and sent his Mlles of esseretan. The noisome": Ms rte Waslawn away. Lamella& Ho knew nothing ef the Amer Ihe EMS Chief Commiesioner-1 did not know whether you were of line is the proem year ; but be Isifsew Mot wilholiels retained to advertise the house, Mr. Dowse. or three dna. Kr. Roy ens the slim to MD Mr. Tidier further stated that he had taken a bill of sale lie had wombasod the books fa the MOM ' of the prope rt y, and now held posesaloe. math MI MP. Rey salad WI W lIIT ! The ChW Caunsionm asked him how he came to take 41. 64. la. said lo woe sun they WIWI TIMIS Ms poessatios Mr. ho d alience aft Mr. V idler replied that he took it to genre himself. trh a e l rld set know where he was at this IWO: The Chief Cemmissieser asked him how he thought the ilhtintly Mat he saw the write a property was in jeopardy ? he liana W agleam the on 1 Mr. Vidler 'I'M if he had sot taken possession other me. this that. Old ham eseaperhons he hal lOW 1 &on would have does so, and he should have lost his d Wit aperseMeond frestwhat iir. Mem Mail gerwelory, had money. It appeared that Mews. Masson, the brewers, were land- Ms. IL Z. IntOt, a sleek in the dies eflifemes. Boy and lords into hoses. The insolvent had been med by Mr. Os., she spoke to is belief that the fa= mar dagennatte In Waitelema, &dike. The property at the George Myriad gnaw were in the handwriting of the the sem* ems valued at 261 ., mad Mr. Tidier had pad tires mossesaminathm the wins. soil Mot Mr. W. that MOM _We sent for the creditors. Roy alended to Me inks of the Whnineen Roliern TM Chief HemoMeloner said ha supposed the Insolvent Common He 'di& be the selleitar. Me einilimen Mot was sow pin mls Om bone ? the Inn won Me Maim te the . The Mgh Mw , The loselven—Yen it. compmed of low ;what. Hr: wfism wad 214111001 Chief Consabeinen•—Whis smiles the bar end spirits ? Roy. It wee wsornhea he weld 'Ty WINOS M. WIT Or Isamivent—l get Maw sod pew he Mem. that time. Ms Wale bi at home ni ~ Chid Coeusimieser—Haw En pm do hat 1 Mr. Claims Mee flatenosed, all i trhe had sot iler The imeissant said Mat as he sold his stock he purchased Mr. ROT. IMPS elk dw ready many. Ilea memerowisboonsa wee then gordwasa. mil to ensue TM Oast amid • day la Deossiber for the camithestion to Maw qssindoe' that were pat Wo Ms whom, hem/' dais Mal order. that he maw Mr. W. Roy se the TOW Ten , 131 ran MAIM OP RICEARD Th omas Elam. noon, and he understood that be hid mats sidest This ienlvent, who is highly cassicalsd. and who bald a by falling nesse tee.* TM hehojn Wir iiilsolis erg the Royal Mint, applied under the Prone*" the phis* hit ned it tio VIM I Ad. Mr. Roy to peonage • • Lam wad chi NM WM Ike Demon end Mr. GAMMA oppseed isr menton, and ben mestionad to Ms. Roy, bat bo did bare. Mrs wipossedi a rs. Mr. Dows=ted. that it had. He zwessobseed • trial with The me the cent In the osed reported the caspany taking glass In noothad, butt he MI iitiahNlllNds flew eseapied MN Wm The MP* as qmwel with the primer upon an eneelows The returns front the following places did not reach thin ogles in time for publication yesterday ; they therefore Indi -1 este the elite of the weather on Tuesday morning st 9 o'clock. POLICR.-TEITZEDAL VI V 1./../Lia.a.•• & Young Taw.— W. Grimes, a boy whcee bead sciroely reached shove the dock, was charged with picking pocket'. Police-constable 217 0, said that about 10 o'clock yester day morning he heard the cry of "stop thief " on Snow-hill, and at themes instant he saw the prisoner running away in the direction of the Giltepur-street Compter. Witness ran after him and saw him throw away a silk handkerchief, which he presineed. Albeit Slater identified the handkerchief produced as his ig=dto, the poke, mid that the prisoner was well lumens as she Oeuriplem B. had been munsearily senvisted five Vasa sad mime whinged. Es alwayemase to the Comp eer wader a new arm Alderman Itempbray lad, that as the maidens at the Old Bailey wore saw an, be would commit him for trial. When widened ea to whether he would any anything in weer to the dr mp, prisoner replitd that whatever defence he bed ell=okosld reserve it for the Old Bailey. lie P wee VIM Coax Looms ....... CAZIAW. .......... ?erns:l2mm .-- Bitorton Tonneau Lams WMTKVAYI3I VC • Gentle Brow N.W. tientla Wrote N.W. Calm. Partially Cloudy Overcoat Priacdpally Cloudy Partially tamely Lust 1 N.• Ocetk !hens &E. °endgame N. Cam . _ _ I.W. Nowlianas N.W. Wm _ falLly Coady N.E. Otitis Brews LW. Ocatle Mao RONAN CAZHOLIO CHAPNIA AND MISSIONS IN Hoomaa MID Wei --la the year 1830 the amber of Hari* &orb mai shim la Boalarl Woke smarted to la. Mae aew 663; berg el 111 edtra the 10 rem The amber el lotbelei the Baglisli ewestlee, with tem, wilih torM_plose Mors the ret 10 rem, ir, 19 lbe =ti h r e , atm her the fellowiss 4111111001 se aradoe 1 earl. Merger 0; ram 0 ; 0; Bethlagbordides 6, hewers 4 3, thirelll• 3; Oheellso 17, 11 1 Criele 9 ; Corlwoll 8; Omalsoload 9, Wear 6; Dethyshlre 12, berm 4; Deveriloo 9, Immo 0 ; Doerwhire 10, Maws 41 Da ; 19, Wiesen 6 ; Baez 9, homer 3 ; Glemermlhie 14 iseresis 9; lassarldre 14, Mamie 2 Ilwalkel shire 4, 11111101/1 1 ; Hertfordshire 4, 4talaae 8 ; Heat 14 WINN 8; Lasesshlre 112, faitelo ; Leiesetenhko 14, Menem 7; Limolashin i t h t seam 1; 111611seez 37, imam 17; meme 11, imams 1; Nottolk war 0; Natthistrow shire 6, freers _2 ; Neellaglanshir• L beam 0 ; Ned 1081991101114 1,22, tamer 8 ; Ozhalliko 16 la arse 0; Sbeerlin 11, Worm 4 ; liesametitho liapays 6 ; 18des 34, lairees ; Saddle klooloor 1; liarrei=tarese 12; sears Memo 2; W 1,,a2 • W Moreau 0 ; 1 1* di m Mire Nmo@ 1 ; .amidessisks 11, faallele ; Yorks/Me 61, Weems 14 ; lard ltisSolmesoes 1; Gesmery 1, lamas 0; Jerry L ieeresie 1. la.Ahleraey s aew dispel Ms been Mork the as me la Oa Meal. la Woks there are 10 . s i.. holAtlraoro of wily 4 throughout Ste Owl lei el la Leaks ate (when =10919.91 Ms bra ea sham 7. the seem perieL of the 27 sew aide, 7 style beat welled Is Liverpool, if". 6 iia- 4 la Mop WINDING-UP JOINT STOCK COMP, 11111 DEISM LONDON AND MANCHESTER RAIL WAY.—The wiadbig up and settlement of the affairs of this company has been transferred from Muter Senior, who is absent os the (galenist, to his honour Muter Brougham, No answer has yet been put in to the bill filed against the directors at the WMasos of the Muter, calling on the direc tors to account tor the transfer of 40,0001. of the deposits paid over by the directors, without the authority of the shartholdias. to Restriak's Direct London and Manchester Railway. Dm= EXETER, PLYmounf, AND DEVONPORT RAILWAY. —The resent decision of the Court of Chancery in the owe of Matthews, an allottas, will have the effect of striking off the Hat of costributories in this company 760 persooi. BOSTON, NZWARS, AND SHITYIILD RAILWAY. — Yesterday his homer the Muter in Chancery Richer& oconsmaced a prelinsisary inquiry into the affairs of this emapany to contain abet there is to wind up. O IMPERIAL SALT AND ALKALI CMPANT.—Creditors are so come In sad row their debts. HULL PUBLIC BATH COMPANT.—An official MOM ger is to be appointed sad maims are to come ia. THII illnanD MURDER OP A POLICEMAN. — William Naort, labs lus Asa bean In custody for poaohing and elm en j taxe.tees yeettedei brought before the county maglearaega gagg asideak al tits Towa-hall, Bdlericey, on a amp al Wig sae a &mein attempt to murder Reba* Ileibmeettom elks la the Roe: coastsbalary, by video* lOollooldft Wm, alba tam inesnaibla dragging aid WA a *die GM y estimite theiL The testa of re s =r eessieftie eell Oh tha raaigtan at tprisoner, have lid OW d. lo airill:t a igliallat}--A Wotan:. mg Till Lao MUD . VeihreMle as 1 , 12.1A.--Rdeeet et a Idler hen lir. Nobel* at. Idessafteet. Oneehowdee:—.yo peedenor nilirra:zriead:oltriain:ll4l e l eW eill°l"l" nt 14 4 reeneweeleit four bytheirlee I me nem a gat angarregmit, ta •Mr vela ery le. lomeellimely allied. I ma sew lea yeti. a day with so pot eme el Into I wild =VA sow lon le."—§eidly Lobs Odra.% ma at Pariarage ailallinsito Sat, delesi, 1 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. "%ipso, Ossetto," awl • Itnfrn CASUALTIES. Ambassador, Tawllafcrro, free Liverpool for Malta with loss of sails, was assisted in here this moraine from of Lundy Island.-11fracombe, Nov. M. Medusa, Woodworth, of Sunderland, from Mariaaople, —' from Falmouth for Limerick, which was driven abort at Bruereick, near Dingle, has become a compiete w re n, crew all safe, except one man washed overboard. p un of her material; saved have been advertised for sale by 4 , 0 , tion.—Traler, Nov. 24. Prince Albert, of Dundee ' from Cronstailt, on taking yesterday, was stranded on tke Cita Lake, hot 4., peen d to be got off.—Dundee, Nov. 25. Sorinam, Knox, from Bathurst, did not touch the iirs,,td at Dunetudi. as reported yesterday, but has arrived here aq will.—Bristol, Nov. 26. Windroth.—Tho schooner which was lost yesterday wi t h . 4 hands, at Ciunwalloe ' proves to have been the Wi sdom, Brewer, of Falmouth from Malaga. A few fraoarcts of the wreck have been washed in here and sold.—Pcozsr.; Nov. 25. SEABORNE MAILS, made op gal Post•ollIce !nails dee- When d i .. Radon. p-lehei. iieeersl It d on. Ist .01 the =elk Dexmber 6 irriet (Wee meet) Ame (via New York by rica Britt& picket) I I. America (Ma Bottom by Dritieh vadat) Novell:dim 29 . America (by ILIL peelmt) December IS ... Doll Brazil '.......... eth of the monthi Boma Aro —.. 4th of the month Celiforala .... 1704 of the month Oramil America .....«.. 2niNtt7thof month Maud LW ...... Non., W&Frki. Chili. . ....... ....--..—.. rth of the month Treace . ........ ......... Twice daily liembmg.... Tucietly & Friday yvihnd ........„,__..... Wednee. & Noun Honduras „................ 17th of the mouth Ireland Twice 4:noly India (via Soetbasertte) 20th t,f the month India (via NareeNles) lthat24thof month Madeira . Neill • terrani - aa . (vla south snipe= 2110 of the month Mediterranean (via Mar- eeilies ....... Wight INlght .IDec. Night ...... 113ce. II Night ..... iiii,g_ 4 Night ...... img y Night ...Age. is 'Night ...... I i.e. di Murn'tis ...I bee. s Night Tu.1111311 Dee, Itltadteth oft:math 7tha7th,loth,2lts paokat da Mindll It3Otbof the month Mellor Mod of the month Penumala 7thl7th27thof mon Para....„ .....« l7th of the month West Indies Watt twliet (except Ha mums, and Noma) 2ed of the month 41rn.Zialdo i.nda4 Night ..... Twr.k.u. Morning N.moctitiz Night ..... On, 2 , 1 Hrn.t.6(tit T. If CI Morning 2, Night ...... :I irc 3 Night A *)" ID.. a INlibt .ID.e. Night 'Yr.?) :Horning .. I/ern:4lS Honinglkt. Mortlin4 11P t. Mont ng l ifornicg ...'ik,mbal ARRIVED. AvoTt.t-oft Bristol, Nov. 27, from A at Cowes, November 2 , 1, from MIAs (seh.l-o4 Deal, November 2e ALIMANDMA-off Deal, November 26 Assure-at Portsmouth. November 26, froM , f Nei Avisemilvroa-at Dartmouth, November 25, hem ,114 Aura Jass-at Falmouth, November 25, from L neuui Asom.-KAinu-at Filmoutb, November 25, from Llversu Aoams-at Gravesend, November 27, from ..... . ..... - Lvm Arronan-at Liverpool, November 27, from ..... Berri-Alf Liverpool, November 27, from llf , veram BoLLTINem-at Gravesend, November 27, from Pr reran Burma Mosamo-off Deal, November 26, from X ' , elm Basnuoa-at Southampton, November 26, from .... 'lves. Cosa-at Portsmouth, November 211, from „. lnoJoa CODA-at Felmouth, November 26, from Lambed essays-of Liverpool. November 27 C °MAMMAL-at Liverpool, Novemb. r 27, from Cou mss-at Liverpool. November 27, from. Comm-at Liverpool, Noeember 27, from ..... DCNOrei ALI) -It Milford, November 21, from Betio-at Falmouth, November 23, trom Einwee-et Queenstown, November 23, from , Eastr•-at Liverpool, November 27, fr0m..,....... ... &UAW:a-at Milford, November 25, from Frourr-at Liverpool, November 27, from Omen Otuar-at Liverpool, November 27, from.. Us tutu- at Falmouth, November 23, from Mimi limns-at Uvlrpool, November 27, from. Issam-at Dartmouth, NOV 23, from.. .......... T dines inora-at Liverpool, November 27, from abd lam -at Gravesend, November 27, from JAM -at Qatenetalni, November 25, from livreerm Joas Baoms-at Southamptem, November 215, I rorti jj,KirooL-at Gravessied, November 27, from ..... goose LOrisA CINAILLOTM-at Gravesend, November 27, from Ire MAONNT-at Grale•end November 27, from Masud* Masize-at Gravesend, November 27, from Ovens MAtAmAir-at Deal, November 26, from Mums -at Liverpool, November 27, from 51,50 Alamos-at Liverpool, November 27, tram w 11141mi0v-at Plymouth, November 26, from UWITIA Neves-at Plymouth, November 26, mom Nemeth NOMP•1111. - uGraveseod, November 27, from Mem Ouva NIUMMI--at Liverpool, November 27, from Orrea-at Liverpool, November 27, from Cemozr--at Onmeread, November 27, from.. ....... Piainve-at Gravesend, November 27, from ?moan. --nt Liverpool, November 27, from FAULT-at Gravesend, Nov ember 27, from Poor GLare.ew -at Southampton, November 26, from Ramous-ate Plymouth, November 26, from lbermLea Mdford, November 25, from. timeas-at Falb November 23, from -.... tivaas--st Torbay, November 25, from Beau-at Grameend, November 27, from 14.10-4•1 Gravesend, November 27, from Wont a-et Gravesend, November V, from ...... v ya ies' True.-at Quoeovia , vm November 25, from Tweriakert STAe. -at Plymouth, November 25, tram ■0..11 URANIA-St QUeeoMdWri, November 25 from .lwir Zraimi-at Grammmd, November 27, l from 3L- s Ofki/U airy. taul (PAN luny :~~;. 8 AI L B D. . Pv:,:43.5x1 .0 r ~ye~ &nu— frol7l Hartlepool. November 26, to. ADRLPIMA ANN—from Liverpool. November 27. to. Almost —from Bristol. November 27, to Assru—from Liverpool, November 27, to A. Z.—from Liverpool, November 76, to Aeons—from Liverpool. November 27, to Bosse Du—from Liverpool, November 27, to Coarrarrom —from Liverpool, November 26, to Commies—from Liverpool , N ovember 27, to I :.,:art CAIOLMI Hates—from Liverpool, November 27, to S. oxs Cosrakeroa— from Gravesend, November 27, ..... tuto.ts CooneseLoa—from Gravesend, Noy. 27, to Waal Emends !MATE —from Liverpool, November 28, t 0....... Se. 5 EA , A Ettesturce—from Liverpool, November 27, t 0.... ..... . ..... ZureIPIIIIL —from . Liverpool. November 27, t 0...... err its OkAVONA —from Cowes, November os, Horner—from Cardiff, November 26, t o , e HAIM. LOSLamusa— from Plymouth, • November IS, to I'. P HARM Nerarrn—lran Liverpool, November 2 6 . to .. 14. 6 . 16 ,„ Lusatia ANO 3ons—from Liverpool, November 27, to 6 " 6. JAN. It. 01.10111,14--ffiXll Liverpool. November 27, to flitii4.o Josue Pisa—from Gravesend, November 27, t 0...—. Tneul Levurr—from Liverpool, NovemiAr 27, Malmo—fleas Hartlepool, November 2 6, t 0.... ......... ...... NORIM SLAG—from Valmottil November 25, t 0.... ••» Guaten—from Graveaond, November 27, t 0........— R *sows—from Plymouth, November 26, to ...... Lea iturro—now Liverpool, November 27, to ................... (1 TALI4M-140M VOIMOULII, November IS, t 0.•.. ......... Tame—from Shields, November 26. trot.s4 l Talo—from Liverpool., November 27, to ..... Tune—from Liverpool, November 27 to ... Tumuli Cautortre —from Gravesend, Novem ber 27, to Osage Wx. Fame—from Liverpool, NOVeMbrir 27. 0 "2°4' VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Albatross, Oct. 28, lat. 14 N. Amity, from London, for tbe Mauritius, July 28, In. II If. Bondscar, from Coromandel for Landon, 0et.21. 18. Duke of Bedford, from London for Madras, Oct. 2t, lag N., 10n.2 Elisabeth(barque), of London, Nov. 22, lat. 4512 lon. 8.43 W. Hannah Salkeld (ship), Nov. 18, lat. 41.28 N.. 1010 1 , 1 1 Laurence. from Penang for London, Aug. 7, * lon. 92 E. Pattieon (slip), lost malnyard, foreyard spruae: SoL li employed fishing the same ; Nov. 21, ilt. 4 u 11 3. lon. 9 15 W. Solo (bowe). from London for Calcutta, Aug 6 , 141 N., Imo. 25 W. Sandwich, from Natal for Bom ba y , Sept. 15, le. Ms lon. 45 R. Sir Masud Parry, with loss of topmasts sad c.'.rer, steering for Rio Janeiro, Oct. 12. off Cape William Tucker, Oet. 23, lat. 1 00 S., lon. Natal Woodman, from England for Maranhao, ' lon 30.30 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DR•t,N3 ACWor ther)EEmacy:_z.ovm. g worth, 2 , a t Rah: i a ll t e y ... "l vicarw, Lei S. tmotiv , et di BROMLEY.—Nos. 23, at Tafistori• ley, Esq., of a sou. ft P 6 CARVER.—Nor. 21, at Queen's-terrier, Wegbotirne4re„,;,r, water, the wife of th e Rev. 1). QUIel, BA, Curds.' ~ rdti - , Paddington, A hrtCgrA CORBETE—Nov. 22. at Ta t h a m, Lino:whim, La d preluaturely, of a daughter, eitll.ban. _.....*- .1 CRACKNALL.—Nor.33, at St. Joha'a.terrus, Notting— ' of H. Creams)", Esq., of a son. tif Li llBll w lT . aommaduer.l2.—Plov. 2=nl,atiurPotnrtsmaoriatult,ugiatheterws:e of I.i,ut.ki lS. ---- the wife of PALI° MARRIAGES. • etas B RADLEY—DPTION.—Nov. at King's ?fortes Poo., en Worceatershire, by des B.!. B. Bourret'. U. Psislow, Bucks, Kr. M. Do of &Orley, r surviving damsbier of the lato T. ton, IN or .r . „," ft liILDEBIAND-6APAGIL—Nov. 21. at Tern* En., too Hay. I. MildsbraM, of Aftbrorlby, Leicelos, follies, relict of P. gauge, Eau., of Willow Lodge, C , $ POLLITT—BOSTOCIL—Nov. IS, at Walton.on - TM Pollitt, ie. Margaret daughter of Ley. b STANDLY—IIUGHIPL—Nov. 23, at St. /Or" 11:1 .1,; - .0 J. Bloodl7. of groolt-street, lianoverAtiare, youngest daughter of H. W. "Plebes, Bit , or Isbuillooli- °BAUM , A ,,, , .% BARBER.—Nov. 66, Ann, wife o f Yr. R. Dent. a ,-- ' wharf, aged 71. BA en, 22, at Pam, Flza Ann, sire of , g'', l l,l teen, kaq., of Parts, and eldest daughter of 'i , ‘ , .."' Aahurat, En , 0 Mwswell-bill, and the Old Jewl. 1 . 0. , t o PIiAIINSIDI3.—Nov. $O, at Ebarpatreet. Eatortalo te t "'— aide, I aid of W. Pearoside, Pen., aged 78. ..F 1 HAIIMOND.—Now. 26, at Dean.street, Park.lare, Cc% ,' El= MO Dii, 0.0.8., and lirat.-Clorentor of Edoeuga ,1 late Ph* Equerry and Cork klanhal to 0801$0 IV. 10: ,e . a j il ILAWIST.—Nov. 26, at laker.street, rettoon"*Ws' ''' - 8 . Idaw l 7. aged ht. ,: car ItIC6/22T.—Ilar. 26, Sarah Aiwa, wife of 91 6 )1: EA“:4 -80006662 e, 14antkon2bodthet sr" ..-" a. to'u , ... Prinked sod rehliited barre:Vietakelf etas", la the cui or printer, st the uee , ii.o oo Met. tit the AVOW or Thasixu Mo. "R,Ti n — Bain Overeat