The Express. — London, England, 1861-03-21 00:00:00

4; s THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 21, 18(11. SPORTING INTELLIGE.VCE. NAVAL AND MILITARY. tab) Inttlligence. ' (Before Mr. Commissioner lonblar.que.) MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. , MARKETS. -......_ RE POOLE AND BRYAN. --e-- _ WARWICK SPRING RACKS-tt Li•NINI•AY. frltriM TUE...DAV* G.unTll.) EQUITY COURTS.-MAecit 20. The beak tepee, Lewis Robert Poole and Samuel Bryan, (Before the Assistant Judge.) COT'TON.-Lneteroor.., MARcH 20.-There le I Very were shoe manufacturers, of New Oxfortestreet end North- John Wilmot', 34, sod Rileh 07411, 'W, 35 . a mar r i ed large Liminess doing in cotton toelay, with *dearer tendency. amerce It may be remembered that the bankrupt Poole Tug Wrier.* Hemmer of SO ens. each : li ft ; path- WAEraFFICY. brace 19. , The ales am 25,0 M bales including 22,700 50, Mee riders ; mormieneks tab sates ; maws eaten r ue im tor Dramen ourde-t•ornet Themes Armstrong (Before the Lord Chancellor and the Lords Justices.) woman (the prisonen were brother and sister), were indicted was one of the parties convicted in the case of the great for stealing • table-cover sod other articles, the ProPeet7 mto tlid. • 2,012) Surat, l i iii. to s(d. ; 100 Egyptian, 8 tio leather frauds, who was sentenced to a lengthened period off ..s.k. a seta) ta. l . l lrt e lieutenant. by persbase. vice laws. promoted. MARRIOTT e. THE ANCHOR REetletioNAßY CoMPANY. Rid. ; 100 Pernam, g) . to 91d. ; 70 Bahia, itid. . _• 30 tei 1 etretenwe's ne Week. by rie or..i.m. :. er., Fels ileaseone Lis utceaut si..,ra t 31. liillingten to le captain, Their lordships were occupied the elthdm in ehol - e- -- e -; -- I nal rvitode fl . • • hol I . ed . e Kii. " Hi n s B. Ex i c k Lll . en t cy ., the Moulvie Mohammed Musseeh Cradaen I-4 ell. nee di, esti alicr•ift I by Perehaw, eke JossePh Thome. Wetherell, who retires : the hearing of this appeal from • decision of Vice-Chancellor P° se • w exa mmatiew - ree° adjourn me Marenbain, 7ed. to 91d.-of which 10,000 are for specula. M Pled lfr th ution The •• - . • • Pn tion and export. The weeke import is 56,201 balm. eft betimes Mk.. Mame. a In, leal eil. Sir. bison 2 C..niet Henry Albert Ifrele Revell te Ise lieutenant, , - Stuart, relating to &mutes between the niurtgagor end I die ; but Bryan had bled a statement prepared by Hart r. o n was counse o e prowc . iir Awn*. Tyrant. 4 yrs. tat 1111. .se Silv extra chose. vice the Hen Risser.' Melee Beane, nir - movtgagees of • ship called The Orwell as to the workiee Brothen and Rayles, showing the total liabilities to be ethers were Dot defeoded. Mr Icilwane 3 .loriek Wee% cent .to he corm', I.y mirchaw. race sire:. I. _ , __,_ _, _,_ mi b the k r - ' ".• 22,213 r., and a deficiency of were to meet them to the ex- Mr. Poland opened the case in full detail, and the einem tent of 14,498. He resod his examination, and now came CORN.-Boirrolt, Mantel 20.-With • fair eupply of Henkel • ',weed at •" 3 ina The Greek. sad clased at 1; to Promoted . Cornet Wellam Wad Beimitt t.. be It...true:or ..I an" 'we' ... tee P Y ea• toted 4 apt Ty rent. 7le 1 met TIM Week aed 3to 1 apt Mises ibetrr• eins Lieutenant week , Prolootral• J udg meat was twirled. up on the question of certificate. stances, as afterwards proved in evidetese, may be thus s . wheat our merket riled firm at last week's rate& fi ne samples in some instanoes making Is. more money. Beans ee e . ave , Th e Greek Mewed away with. A rena k e d, ,e h kh Mb Light iratemus-Joba leopard le Slarebaue gent, to be The prosecutor was tbe representative in this country of Mr. Van Satdan fur the assignees, said tbey believed hie ex-Majesty the King of Oude, and resided at 3, Archer he is....intaiwi to tem end, sad won derszly be half a leugth, cornet be purchase vice slarke premoted. were lib dearer. Oats and peas same as last week. Wheat iraii Lerit len - •seee-C , near Horse . e "(rower, to be melee. he MARCH 19. that the bankrupt had unfottunately become connected with street, Westbourne•gmve, and having • large quantity of red, new, 465. to 59a. ; old, 671. ; white, new, 50s. to 63,, • i Leeeee •lalanew between the sewed arid third. reviews. sue. Henry fre preinotoi by pun:haus to se Snot (Bare rice-Chancellor Sir Janne Stuart.) a bed 11160, sod lie was entirely igoorant of the financial surplus robes, shawls, table-covers. Sic., cashmeres, w ens, e ld , go s „. p ow w e to 4.85. ; isms, white, 395. t.'i fir ems•Yeeite Ilto Serails of 5 env.. each. with 50 Ls. hot lieut.-emit colonels,' . Lleateitant Mimes Bury to lie affairs of the house. Since the bankruptcy he had rendered anti &egoism, thee were Peeled in hem. mean- 425. ; blue, 49a. 'to 53i: ; oar, 245. to 265. per 11 stone. Mit EMPeltoß or AuffTRIA e. DAT. ...Liao .he tyrold colts, list nit. ; fillies. eitt 4lb ; wieners ' e P tam • " t "'"'"'''''' ' lee Tr ' wer. "n" lin° lintenbr " Mr. Cellier, of the oonimon law bar (with whom were Mr. his power, and the assignees had ne ole Dean, Chulsb, aud Saunders, of South•square, Gray'a-inn, STOCILTON-014-TRlge MARCH %).-ne supply of wheat rem.. tiraut three furlong'. (26 Arub a i to be lieutocult. byfurchme. race Rury. all the assistance in who ha.l been solicitom to the Moulvie in some proceeduurs - at this day's market from the powers was moderate. t :•1 mrasseralt rltnehis, bytiriessee, est 41. MeLeks, 1 1.4 h l ' i '' br 'wee. "'" h' w'rwu".. lard of the comet appointed o n (1. ee (mu n e an d Mr, C. T. Simpson), for the defendant, jeetion to his having his certifiaste. The Commisaraner- I wie grant a seconcLelase certificate, in which he had been concerned, had left their chambers on ieth menh, 1 -el. is Ileillard, not Mal - ,aa Mated in the Lonis Komuth, asked that the motion to dissolve the in- Sellers commenced by asking an advance of 2s. to 3e. ;or . • et i o i e eite • Jima Free, lIM eib ... •r If neranosre rebel. Mt elb . . E. shame 1 .• t i uc ti r - .4 into instant. e. Pape. 3 1 junction which had been granted on ILO ex parte application with this olseervation, that.pareners should look after each the ground floor of their place of business, end took the Led orathiewes eager Mick. OK :lb, carried isse ell., leth Liebt Orae.ons-Lieutenant Henry Maxwell Howard (rem in this case on the 27th of February last might be fixed for other, to see thet nothing wei going on wrong. quarter, which caused the demand to rule slow. The whole was, however, cleared off at Is. per qr. over last week's Mena) 0 the 4 th Ili , " laniathi, re Militia. t o b e " met . b f in nrcbaws Thee...lay next, or for some other day this or next week if Certilir l tte eco"niiirElY. first floor, and, as their term for the occupation of the ground floor was unexpired, they allowed the Moulvie to currency. The supply of oats being lime met a dull sole, or l' operthealtace Chateau LaMte ..st - 11. I Vet 0 vire Hicks. Poese'w". deposit the boxes in which his property had been packed t• d line cf Is. per qr. Barley the turn cheeper. Bean s Lord i '..vesitrya sher4M-Sese, ad 411; .. ' I. .1..w.i. „ Imal Artillery A./aslant fturgeon Alexander Maclean from tb, the, pleintiff were not ready on Thursday. The defendants' rs e 4 .,,,, t y,,, k to b, oo kt oo t oor p oo , G m Meliwin, promoted en affislants had been filed, sod it was important to his client on that floor for security until further arrange- a 'sr _ i *bee Chrisele's Wes Mraft, mat Oh II ..rumbee ts 114 . ew e that the motion should be dispoeed of as soon u pomade. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. tr. isrusinemers egyptles, Mt 71t1 • meets could be made. An old woman of the name of Ben- and peas bd. to Is. per qr. lower. Imports during the past week :-Wheat, coastwise, 300 qrs. ; foreign, 1,300. Pr terser. Perainhelater, lei 7lb ' i l li ni, ,a. Ith ReMment of Fwit-EnMen Alexander ceerteney Ilan to he Sir Hugh Cairos and Mr. Cottoo for the plaintiff, the --e•- nett wee laundress in the chambers, and she being unable Mr Gomm • Antelope. Weil . - . y ----'" - Ibutenaist. hy purchase, vice Lanim..ll 11411, who retires : John E rni .," o f A m y* , 'Mater 0.1 sael the plaintiff's *elicitors had only HOME CIRCUIT.-/Awies, M -ARcH 20. women about 35 years of age apparently, to assist her. and la s T transactions io American wheat from 28e. to 201. per el r. Reponse Lase o Gewee, tiol Mb .. i tweet Mgr. gent., to be euse,n, by pun:lame, vice nage- • last evening received a very long affidavit which was filed to perform the work, had a niece named Haiviet Toiler, • Gummier. MAitcii 20.-Ou Monday there were several Vr non. 170 nay, see 7lb Louis I . Cosauth. It would be necessary' to an- CROWN SIDE - .7 (Hefore Lord Chief . Justice Erle.) the male prisoner was courting her under a p in of 2 be. This day's market was well attended, and the mbi net el ° Mb Fool-Fran". William Itrathwalte Gattey, gent., to be en. yesterday be man , w h o a p. marriage. Having acquired from her a knowledge trade demand healthy, though not extensive. American Bettie; :sto 2 apt /nag Frau, Ito 1 .rah apt Estrehla dan, by min hese. vice Lragton proinotc.i. ewer this affidavit, and in order to enable them to do so the Joarph North, ,ra, • respectable-looking h t dll fair request, at an advance of ed. imi Egypt me, ato I apt Supr Slick, and lit to 1 anyother. linh Feet-Staior Harvey Hyll e yby pow %Velma& hewn the bOll Auetrian government at Vienna would have to be column. peared to Ise rartially paralysed, an.l who was lifted into of the _ , Yalualile contents of the boxes on the wea an our were in h fa t her under his influ- Per boll arid barrel resteetieely over the current rides of this After upward. .4 L e if et . h our N.., - cot to ei n 1.... t, to he major. Via c Brevet Lieutenaid-Culural INchard nicatell with, and he understood that Louis Komuth's eel. the dock by the eurokeye, pleaded guilty to three indict- ground n 'or. o so r go Wined 27s 6d. to 28e. • Milwanki fettlo attempts to got the bones front Has plat, the rein , I N ' e'le'le"" ii ' i.a„e h" t e l's .l . ' s a iri s i.,ees• rare to he .'n i• mente charing him with form" bdls of exchange 1 deuce was Dot yet complete. It was imponsible, therefore, e • • , enoe as to get her to consent to his examining and day week. Chicago o . , . e, t• the contents of the boxes, nod also to his carrying 28 8 . to 38 s• 6 d. ' amber f o"a and Canada* 28 a• 6 d• to 29 .• 3 d-; (dime in torrent.. the fl e g wee at Lot :ewers.' to do wie.t- ' 1 p th urc i.'"-- ,vice Page . t . John iraurke wi . u• retires : Escourn."l::.ioi: that the motion could be heard either thin or next week, Mr. Hiroo, who appeared or the prisorr i „ said that ne ' off Pec " Ts from time to time of the most valuable articles. sod Indiana, 3da. 6d. to 31s. • extra Western flower, 29e 6d. .1);•• %tart. Lord Stranferd's Illy beit4 lint on her lege, p.m Tyke tu lo lieutenant. by navies., race Gala. : Joh,. laud lie would suggest that it should stand over till the first he had heretofore borne a very good chsra•te , and had _Pe 30a • and Ohio and GaiLada, 30e. lid. to 32.5. Harl ezil Neil,' wee with 4 cl.wr imid ef two lengths, the favounte Hely, put., to be ens Mn. by purchase I , r i ce p er gi jew s a uto it ' day cif Eester term, the 15th of April next. carried on an extensive brines@ as a contractor, at The amount stolen was in value over I,OOOL According to to • , . . , , _ ns . Ey s . 'dr Collier said the postpooement of the motion would be g • o is ine 6 , • osid in the mehile a/ the comae, with Ethel on her arnentet to the wail '''' 4 . ... - • ' ' ' ' Bri hton He c uld not deny that he had put in circula. the evidence of Hemet Toiler, who, it was admitted, wee Trade dull, at last week a prices. Hes .. p Mos whip lure!. the other,. brisket by Law e' (war; 12th Fent-Enaen Alf re d it so d enr e . f ro . te e g rou t Dublin 1 ity productive of great inconvenieoce to Louis Kossuth. e, some tion the bills in question, and that they were forged ; but a 0 } a comae ing pm y s ie is u e ot nl • t . rt tz tl Ind r but an actual dearer. Oar and oatmeal rather more inquired or. Peas : ' for Canada in quentity. Indian corn sold in leng.h. in their rear. At the Seated euelotere reharli called Militia, to to entign by purchase, vice Dunkirk. peened...l: • Tbe Vice-Chancellor mid he was willing to hear the he was instructed that the prisoner really intendM to take seeomplice, Wilmot% opened the boxes with a screwdriver Zia. 3d. Paid , it illlaas Henri Brooke Peters, geat to be ensign, be Purdue , . or wrench, and took out the things, promatng • • to return retail at former prices ; holders firm. motion as soon as it could be brought on with fairness to all them up, and that he had, as lie believed, completed an epee Fling Frail, who made a pineal effort to reach the vii c Steele II 1 . . promote.. them in a certain time. The charge aa sought to be eats- Winner, leg fa i l e d, and w es bod es clev e rly by a knoll ; 13th rent-The dummy. of the Ensign eptralated •un 22.4 ultimo F.rtics, but that if it would not be ready for hearing next arrangement with a money-lender at Brighton, who was to bl I eel • tth f al • th t he ided in HIDES AND LEATHEB.-The leather market at two lentlise letweets messed and third, Lass o' Govnie s• levers not Jevera, as swat in the s• (Matte" of tend week it must stand over till Enter term. advance the money for that purpose. At the lad moment, te I again. eem e prisoner was a s a ing off some of the bundles as they were made up, and Leadenhall was well supplied on Tuesday. The demand leurth, Ili Mee, Latitte fifth, the ethers rates off. Velireary, Ise'. Mr. Bacon aod Mr. Wickens. for the defendants, Meier however, the, person declined to do so. and the prisoner, F arr, ' Tile 1:11r-it Wv Rwtr gratin HA.I AP of 20 son. lath s Foe-Fudge /An Jesseph Grier to be lieutenant, by pue Day, then aaked for en order that the plaintiff 'should give r , is n this immediately gave himself up and admitted hie it was sworn that ahe had been on the prembies and had continued limited, but it embraced nearly all articles, and haw, vice Slaumell, preceded. n undertaking to Messrs Day to be answerable in &images o ence. ' be ted ' ' Good English butts, been seen to leave with baskets containing something bulky. no change can quo in pnces. mch., 11l ft. and ssf deedared, with fill added. Winners 17th Fout -.I ma -quart Th.onton Weston, gent ,to I* ClllOlOl, 7,.., . h . i e .. - _.. t M k raneu b* h f • ' Several respectable witnemen were celled, who gave the The learned judge thought that the evidence against her was dreuieg hides and wit skins were most in reques . se et retie ; th e second to save Wasiak& Tee mire CIO mute., by , paretta:, se 14 illiant Valet% koLlesten, promoted iii end - "-- - . that . yt em % a real*? o the injenctien . 21 et whom my st sum eash.) West bidet Reginient. already obtained, in the event of t injunction being slue prisoner a tie c erecter, an aso sta t at es ime h• 1, b d l t e d b a t lb te not sufficient to go to the jury, as the possession of hides were firm in price. In foreign hides since thepublie he offence eommitted the p • ner was extensively en. the identified articles wee not traced to her, and that sales the transactions have not been important and mark &run %mien s Cneesepoble, by Letwessl, 11 ne, 'el Illb 18111 Feet-Lof tea Cerbet elogktnn, gent., to he coign, by per charged. Ilie injunition bad been highly inconvenient to t ce. y o l.eh ow , I sham, vice Mandand, prmeeted. Mews. Day, and had occasioned them heavy losses. gaged as a oontractor at Brighton, and had eighty horses whatever part she might have had in the transaction, she but little Terrace in prices. Xr. IC...enders', End.km. 4 yea lee 111 h , tu r n., 2 Mth Yout-Artrair Joseph stourton, gent., to be ensign, by pore Sir might have acted under the influence, coercion, or even Huth Cairns said that he was quite willing that belonging to him, and employed in his business. . , , Mr hook y. Amens, 6 pa, MEM • . Luerweree, s chase, vice 13111014, promoted. Meows. Day's motion should be proceeded with on the affi- Chief Justice Erie mud • he wee at a loss to uoderstand dictation of her brother. As to her. therefore. he withdrew t e h COAU3. -Losnow, MARCH 20.-Bowers Wed Hartley, lir .v:agell • crape. 3 yrs, 9st lelb We Mb re i lend ecot-Hawerth Peel Slawy, gent., to be ensign by Par. davits which hail Leen already filed. This offer, however, how a man in the position the prisoner was &lifted to be in est Hartley 15s. • Byases Bebside West case from the consideration of the jury, and she was acquitted. 15s. ; Huddle's W , , 1 it Gemehaw. 4 chew, vim Parry, promoted. sit being accepted nothing further passed with referen c e and who had so much property iit his dispowL could be The robbery having Leen diacovered, Harriet Toiler, who Hartley, , 15e. • Clerk's West 4s. 6d. ; Cragheed lord neomoriamrs r i m, ere en illi . wt.*, 6 Vsli Euet-Charkt Edward Pinckney Simpson, rest ,tobe n , r rom the chambers, and went Steam, 14s. 6d. ; Davismes W il e a d rtia artley, 15s. ; Hastings Mr T lessees e Tim Ablermen. 6 yrs. 7st 311, erarad i 6 ensign. by purchaee, vice William bralosiu Areold, who re- to tne matter. pressed to aloe 100/.., which append to be the total amount was susPeeted• was discharged f to a sister of hen in Hosomaiestreet, Clarkeowell. A gen- Hartley, 15s. • Howard's West Hartley, 15e. ; Tanfield Led etamluni a kepte. 4 yrs. nst Ilb.. ,A Meaner 7 tine of the bills that were alleged to be forged. Lord eatAboosones Moonlike& 8 yee. int aeu r . f t e WO rod-Janes Akiniader )(Mahon, gent, to be ensign, by COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. a holding a situation in the General Moor, 13s. ; Tanfisid Moor Butes, 13a. ; Walker Primrose, One of the witnesses who had lea celled for the prisoner theme named Laffrov • „ , _ _ tun, um. sd.. Was Elm Awn am, 16.. _ Metting :sto 2 apt Aldermas, 4to 1 apt Mourevieff, 5 purrhaes, vice ileoerniovr, peonneetl. said he believed that at the death ot the prisoner', father Post-office, was • friend of the heaband of this sister of 12s. Ai. • W MARCH 19. thews of the Walls Bed 111•416 e. • Wllls End Marton, 15s. 9d. i_Wedi; 31ith Yeet-ideperd Muslim Jones, gent ,to be ensign, hy pur- he had made himself responsible for his debts, and that Tollees, sod he, having heard of the circurns te l Opellaggells. Ise 1 eget enameled's' , eed fAl'es and ChM*. vice Edward Laws, ebo retires. . (Before the Judge Ordinary.) discharp of Toiler ma& inquiries of her, and through his in- End Sheriff H 144: 6d. ; Eden Main, 17s. ; Walla End *kw l seek wit linos& Arena end Irene. Aneura is 30th Feet-Captain and Brevet. %lapse Merited Charles Butler to this had caused him to be pressed for money. BODNAR r. BODNAR. Mr. Houpell, who was instructed for the prosecutioa, strureentelity the r:ebbery was traced to the prisonerWilmote. Braddylls Melon, 17s. 3.1. ; Walls End Framwellpte, Ille. ; agg i p aa y osea d e th a mi n i m a by M ou roe w if, edd ee . he major. by purchase, vice lirevet.Lseutenant-Colonel James Walls Hod Haswell, 181. iiii. ; Walls End Kepier Grange, man Caps, sad the ethers lying close up. bugent, who retires ; Lieutenant Horace Edward Willett to be This was the petition of Min Maria Louisa Bodnar for • stated, in answer to a question put by the l earne d j u d ge Teller told him how the property had been removed, and he divorce on the unit of adults cou led with desertion l e ue s m a w l b w Ns I , i i i . mint . of the w ed ... , captain, by_parehase, vim Butler . Maims Christopher Spur- - Km re. p that there was no reason to belie% e tha o p • tth risen rha proceeded to an address where she said he lived, No. 7, Free- 17a. 3d. , • Wa s usse a Hatton, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End ll It l' gyro to In Deutenant, by plarehthe. s.ce Willett. aed bigamy. mrs. Bodnar was the deughter of • bookseller pet any other forged bills into circulation than those that e a h I HIdo• he th found the ' South Hetton 18e. 6d. • Walls End Stewart's, Us. Cd. ; sc oo -street, orse y en , ere prisoner, , . . _ sun End _ tiC=Nviem llenWees earned, her entewee to the ir e et• and with sited Vout-Lieutement &award Arthur eiglii to he Instructor of at Exeter and the respondent • teacher of music The were . the biect• f 'De 're and accused him of the robbery. After a tread deal of par. Walls End Tunetall, 16s. 3d. . W 17s. 3d.; en ner whiP heed mew eli together. the eiseiketry, eke 'Meanie& eraser, about to retire from Um o . - w 't oo k l ore • e its 3 Th • e . e d -- - - new • en + e • ' -`" • • • 1' th • an freduced a box in which there were Walls End Hartlepool, 18a. ; Walls End Hough Hell, 16e.; ea bsieg ark Assn& seat, the others straggling *init.*. p in une, 1 . e parties iv at Chief Justice Erle, in passing sentence, mid that the iteur e prisoner a. 6d. • Walls End South Hartlwo ee themigh the mite • Meg way in their rear. At the Mth Foot -Malt Awdetantearreen Matthew James &heard Fr . Teignmouth for about sty month s , b u t th e respondent bay- offence of fencing commercial instruments was such a very some particles ot d, which appeared to have been melted Walls End Kellen 17 , t r loci hi ouzels th u tem time the sushi * . Am.., h ung sat e ga d, a e gj a . Inn. M.D., to tm mauiematmageoe, vice lthene, promoted en ei- a • - re - 2h his ' - ff f bri babl th ha in nd M Ligrove took 16s. 9d. • Walls Eod South Ke 172.3 d. ,• Walls - End negligence, went away to wrious one that under ordinan cireilmstances it would have 0 some • c, pro y es er a r. illw rth 15s. • Walls Thorpe, 17e. • Walls Ue stag seek employment He eventually went on board her Ma- been his painful duty to have subjected the prisoner for him up to where Toiler TM in Rosoman•street, and had South W i o „ . , Orem and elsertly afterwede retired from tbe hap_ leavieg koo ) , ,,,,, , L tt , John oohs ' him confronted with her. She accused him of the robbery, Eed Triradon Hartlepool, 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Vendee errs Aplln to Ive lieutenant-co Platy's ship St. George from which he deserted He after. this offence to • long period ct penal servitude. Taking hhe mei with Emblem awl Ike. Vre.arbmaii. . 00 . 1 ..aster w. . 10- eesei. with: t ''r ribose, res it ars et.Coionel Heni is klk h ' ' and th uh he did not ad it the tth of all she said he Thorley 15e 6d.; Walls End Whit 15e. ; Walls End Mal with the Iwillelwa„ _, WWI 0 1 •k to ••• • man ia re &reamed . l'apia o la .1 llserre; kr be ler, witho l ut 7. war. became attached to the 4th regiment of the British into oonsideration, however, the peculiar bete of tbis case, 011 in " 1 .. . - Elm P a , 15s, ; c am , sa d Da rya • ge s ,...,,,,ehip s Wed, flap was NOM, Ines Mtn A *lath, Mopes sham, vice Aphis ; LienMallmi Mimed Fineren to he ea ta. pur. Italian Legion in which he row to be quartermaster's sem and also the physical infirmity under which the prisoner acknowledged that be had taken wine portion ot tne pro ementh. sod Meremernal last. wit Matt perchase. Mee Mengeff; Ilesign Pulteney dear% r ot -ma j or ; and while at Sues, war Turin, he married the appeared to he labouring, he would not pass upon him a parte ' and seine Ith MIA 110 • 59. some he had burnt, sonic he had pawned, et, , sold, A H slower Phan et 40 son. foe ell i z mw The eraser Bor thy io he Neernere, Ward wires, rce Finnan. °Kilter of an innkeeper named Ozelli. In May, 11457, the sentence of that character, but be felt it still to be his duty ne had ' sold to Jews. Mr. lagrove t a hen veehim into ens tion nth E•y4- Prilisered from llth Foot, to be atteotion of the petiti o n er was att roc t e d t o an advertise. to inflict a punishment of some severity, which wan re. '<Ay, and he was taken to Hagnigge-w polioe•sta , TRAFFIC RETURNS. Ss he u,1.1 fur anew Three ferhogs. seen) cialipe. VIM Meath Mosey. manes. meot offering • reward of 10/. for the apprehension, on the pdsonment and hard labour for eighteen months. where he wascharged with the robbery of the whole of the Me •asee s theme Mersa by MOM 1 M. missing property, • list of which bad been be WI. '11141111•74 I by peritheni. thee White. perorate& _____ Miles PL. Mem Total, Told, Yr antral Welber Mit 4 TO 110 .. . Inether I ewe - y ew s- " m a mm a a u desocriptioe of her husband. This caused her to make inquiries furnished to the police, aod sent round to the pawn- RAILWAY' open angers dandles leel Dee ma todasers ibis am y r' . hens m a mud t - nw"" Edward Knapp W artele which led to the discovery of her husband's conduct sure. OXFORD CIRCIIIT.-STAIPOILD, Muses 19. brokers. Neville 205 G, went to 7, Freeschoolotreet, and • smith, M.D., to be sesletentaurgeon, vice Taylor, appointed Week ending Jan. 20. C. C A S billtists :3be 1 eis Coast Hanle. The favourite made to the she. quest to his desertion of her. CMIL SIDL-(Before Mr. Justice Blackburn.) on searching foUnd • rld h and. Fas" a • robe of t he Orest Indian Peninsula .. 2971 2.011 2.355 4 . 8 7 6 SAP di dee reeing, aid woe cleverly hy hair a tenth, y e w. gem y o w-e ngeas el ter t ee p o lka., mt to b e to w" . b y Dr. Deane, Q.C., and Mr. Patteson appeared for the 8 MottlYie's, and on pursuing further inquiries he found two Week ending March 9. • 1 Old *Word the woad banews by • lemph. The vim- eurch..... vies ca.". ca.., Husk .PPAM•II to the 92nd petitioner. SEPHERD r. THE RAILWAY TAIIBINCERN AsstrANce shawls, pawned at Mr. Hickinhothiim's, Kingsland.road, for Iblinhergh and Glasgow .. 142 - - 1,9111 3139 Mir mos eel sold. e•ot Evidence was given by two officers in the regiment to COXPAIIIT (La.). 5,.. which the Moultrie in hia evidence said cost him, one, floottish North Eastern .. 116 -•-• IMO 3,796 TIM Weerov ifeetecer of 5 era each. with 36 lidded: ch . Coln both Vont-Cherie, William Howard, pen, te bs mein. h 7 Pm- e the marriage and subsequent cohabitation of • See- Ile HudeUeston, Q.C., with whom were Mr. blotter= 301. in India, and the other, part of which fished need, was Week ending March 10. aa. permed. 283 9,843 15.130 11 1 11 lON /Rail spa Three nemeses ef • Id& (9 sable) 75th root-lieutenant Harry Mir Dares te les retractor at =t•Major Wales with Carole Ozelli. After the marriage seed Mr. Martamara, were for the plaintiff ; sod Serjeuit omh a b out lbs . A th es e.. e an d t a bl e as ,. asve Great Northern w - - 111 f ew- - - Limerick and Pores _ Prat, with Mr. Phipeon sad Mr. Jamie. were for the ete. Paynes 1; • dram. by &sky. 4 yak taa Ills ',I. lesewdeej 1 musketry, v.se Lieuteemt Cantwell. retereed home Invalided tirry went to live with the bride's father. The identity of this A l - ',,, 0k4 ,,, found pewned at Mr. etwier's ooley-street, by the officer. „, „ Waterford and Liming& 77 180 740 1.470 1.137 Celffele FlineWs Queen Des. e n siet Tr -1 1.0remehaw' 2 lad eoot- Mark neurill Wynne pat., to be or Ws, wither Wales with the respondent was established by the witnesses .„ - vv e - __ _ .. , Six shWings had been advanc;el on the dreeeing gown, wean Week ending Match la Mg. lesehres perm damns. ed.. Iterate 3 paeluse, vice Cowper lachleety wk. melee reCOA•elleilig him handwriting in the marriage regieter, and la wr. awathrara. in oPening the pleadings, said that ems coth 11 pines & in Regent-street, and 11. on the table cover, Belfast& N. Counties. Mr. hair fewailessa ere tet r Mit C rensby's Tbe rendre. by Meat. 2 %,=eb • • dtailleri 6 ebb Foot Maier and beeme Liesseessant-Coleimi Richard the letters sent to the petitioner by her husband. wises action brought by Xre. Ma r y hoe shepherd, the which wall of English manufacture, and worth about 21.108., Week ending March 16 - 6.1080 6.371 I Mordnle7 MM. teem isnla reek te be mice. Moe Harm* The Court said that the case of desertion had been fully • 11 Wellesley Pole Waimea. wbo eachanswe wife of the late Mr. Henry ithepherd, to recover from the or eomethieg thereabout. ileatis Wales Week ending March 17 - - Mt. Wood's twines. 3 yin ld elb Landon & North Western NO 32.225 44.065 78.870 71.578 d11:131 - 111rera 0 arth Foce-Masern Edward Willoughby nrdoe. to he Herarst. .„ 4 h-,..• -H, • -a. ei..-ii: • in that company. : 3 Its lea Orin" 4be 1 sash apt claire DM hi Mimeses% vire Holston, whew prereetlee by purchase, un -ia "-len wi• Lessee , -..e.a. it would be prudery to found him Guilty, and severely censured the conduct of ehe London k B,, t ia Wiem, .... k y k y me , non - I sod M Meadows elenthed • akar had, h e 4th Jimosee, iien. has boa camedied . En s i gn G eorge s ee , affect eny doubta on that scorn There must therefore be • To this the defendants pleeded that Mr. Henry Shepherd pawnbrokers in taking in property of such value,. advancing th e w Weethre held kg . the • w h ea b ee ,. heedsd by the i mmemso. Mr , MA root, jl. be ensign. vke Pardee. decree DLL was intoxicated at the time of his death. such small sums upon it, when reasonably they might expect Great Northern 611116 18050 19.468 35,609 54.197 288 9,803 15,453 25,068 War temies Men old not-John Henry lielove. gent to be ensign, by purchase, sE 0111 11 1 . Owelleen we* eneilY his yies Weeny. Freeload ' GAMBIT v. CIAIUMT AND Ingt-Li. Mr. Huddlestoo, io statine the case, said that the de- it to have been stolen• Manchester, South Jun - 719 292 1,011 913 bales Is this ease which wee part heard yesterday some addi- e I tortoe d & to t, an d gb f • The Assistant-Judge eaid the prisoner deserved the Mon. d Jarinchass •• •• 4 lergth ; • rid Old ; Menden. fourth Cahn was Me Ince-Atherton Powys Maurice, gene, to be einem, by e • ' s ceam, wits a c men e manager o won , la •ed ( he s ty H Manchester, Sheffield, sod lift at the asst. pseessse, 1n succession to Lent... Let Gene,. promoted : - velour was given and the Court pronounced • works, and lived near to Wellington, in Shropshire. He utmost punishment the w prord or o ence. • Lincolnshire Tan I Mamma 87,thas ef 5 sow. es* with 26 added; Mae Aes stantelerewm William Train. )1.0., to be assistant nal. had regularly paid his premiums to this company, that his made use of his influence over a foolish womas to plunder oorseau - 759 4th 1,202 1,061 ellerlioa vice b Orr sweated to staff HARRIS r. Remus. 63 3L910 92,416 widow might have the benefit of the money for which he over 1,000/. worth of jiroperty, and then infaiuouely masa- j ancae ht i , an d y or k s hi re met 12,767 91,1 aso _ no each ; inseam earn To he Mere by gestkineen n t h it ,f_g,i san t S m yth 'g etter , The • ' hda • k gent.. to be NNW by PM: pebboner, t e nghter of an lan softer at Swansea! thawed. On the 3 rli of last May be had been to business as voured to throw the blame upon her whose charmer he Orwee=Newtown SO leet lee Two mdse. 17 oak.) rho:. vice Buller. promotes' let 2,051 4,062 8731 8.372 was married in 1857 to the respondent, who represented usual, and was returning home in the evening from Wel- hod ruined and prospects destroyed. Thee court, however, West - 885 790 1.873 1,66 Mr. Harvemes askagest by Matiegebm. el Mrs• 11e4 Ileth loot-lieutenant ildwyn Brenton Andrea, tette Instructor himeelf to be • South American emit t. After had • m an he Fenton, where, as it had been market day, he had met with would not resort to the extreme punishment ; but the offence, Lather / Me C Meneenst's Ogree w = d... lllb l. IL Inn) I emended. Mr. Liewins g by Ilet Mb Me narteresPeptern, epe MM. OM of Up ii milers Mke lbsemes, mien ethe , . u ggr. Wood/ 1 of musketry. race Lieutenant Nicholati. reennted bowie li ve d • 4 711). 97th Foot-Matt Ambient-Surgeon Ramat Edward Maeusett, t o to London, under protases of receiving some money. He had taken 1 lleVe , etssies) 3 be wistentsermon vim Porter. ap A. IMweree) 9 pointed to the staff. i se: h ems-ew en Charlet Frederick Sharp, from Royal Neetb her for two or three deys at Mr Dissee II with her • few weeks at her father's house, he came many friends, and had in consequence been delayed. He tionsidered in all its circumetamea m but little drink during the day, and was sober be treated lightly. H 1 rdehi th then telegraphed for ber, and on her arrival he lived with when he left the Bull's Head at Wellington, mounted on to five years' penal servitude. an hotel, after which he sent his horse, at a little after eleven o'clock. The horse, bow Unseen Wills. to be ensign. by purchase, vice Percival Her- her home 'pin, alleging that be had no means ot keeping err, had been accustomed to shy, and no doubt passed LONDON GENERA , was one that could not • -0-___p __en senteneed the prisoner ---- WZA THER REPORT WIDINSDAY. Mara 10. I TO $ • 11 Sitting : linles Wlndbened Odin. The winner ben leebbe wbe retiree. L OMNIBUS COMPANY. • Ina& all the her. SubsequenUy lee west down to Swansea, but her something on the road which made it restive and the de mi& sad ems la • mem by twelve lei %neat India Regiment - Insert cdward Beherte. h'em the fatber refused to let him renew the camexioe until he was - • 'th e 1 The report of - the directors of this company to be D. IL M. I D. F. C. L. 11. heaths. The ethers WOW in Or Var. to be heamisent, by perches*, vice Arthur Miro ~_ ceased must have been thrown from it, for at ut twe ve C Tembie Nowlan. who retiree ,„_ _w •____ __ ._ .aawdialaw ao.suPPart hie daughter. Sews after this time o'clock • policeman met the horse without its ridee and read at the second anneal penal meeting ot the share Tu i: (Wow A Inge.th Ornertgrateth -J. Quinton e e - - -..-. - ..- -.....-. y ion Ride mmentat-Johe Charles Jnbling. gent, to be lea rwiliewonas, . wslialme_ • Pletinet ild De Limes hrhelsethie subsequently found the demassal lying on the road imen- holders, to be held on Wednesday next, states that the ex raiched Werra this smears bow Chantilly (Freon) SO by mayhem, rice Edward eies Wood, wh o retir e s . = establiennient at moor-park, near Farnham, and at the end B ibl e , an d he di e d o f she e ff ec t s 0( the fall at two o'clock traordinary and uneeasOneble character of the weather ride Cosseopolite for this roes. Amlstaateesereee bowleg Andrews White, to be assistant- of 1859 he witb • yonn lad f h • howbood, ear 1860 influenced the business of the coin g 1 0 I a nelgh the following morning. On his death, the plaintiff, being durieg the y g erog _ sermon, vice Noott, who exchange*. loyal canedian Mite Regiment-Lieutenant Mortimer James • • Ars MAXIMO for the Oman ANIMAL Mlling Carl Macdonald. to he Instructor of musketry. Vice Lieuten it name Mr. Hardee, her brother, traced the his executrix as well as his widow, applied for the payment pany 111 • degree probably unequalled by its effect on an 7 o noonigg fugitives to Rock-villa, at Clevedon, but his sister refused of the 1,000/., but was refused it on the plea that the as- other commercial enterprise ; for while, on the ow hand, it Loge ..... „ atm 44 sth IL . c 3 o 3 , ma. e 6 inaud,oo„2d sem weli, 10 ft, eed 3if &elm& with Ernest C. Wilford. appented to teth rem It ' to leave the respoodeut. sured waa intoxicated when he met with the accident. increased the oast of all the principal articles of consent)). imam= 40 wss w. ✓ 4 , lOW. added ; ths sasead hams ha Mai hi stake. Over Gold Coast Artillery Corte-Eneign Francis Noun, from bit W est Dr. Sprits, for the Petitioner, argued that sufficieet proof A large number of I /Bream wan celled, none of whom tion, and caused injury to the working dock, on the other latha le ali n ':: M.t3 l 61 40 LILW. o 4 ' about four miles. (IR soda, ID et whom pay 5 son.) podia Regiment, to be lieutenant, without purchase, nee had been given of the desertion, but admitted that derailed was intoxicated when be was last it tended very seriously to damage the revenue. The in maws - y a , 4l 40 as 1i v. o 3 Doer, promoted. 31, X D JIM Mlb Sir C. Cresswell, expressing great doubt of it, postponed seen, at about a quarter•past eleven, and most of them felt neral balance-theet shows the amount of the cherges spinet GraMAY .- 211.33 47 e 8 W. 1 r 9 UNAITACHED. The Huntsmen .... a It ti Tom avers eau...um vAteIIIAN r. eAttoRAN. Four witnesses for the defence then ve evidence to the 14s. 3d, being 8,6311. 4s. Bd. lees than the amount of that Lnlearool. .. t 9.67 44 42 LW. o I lenuente This t t f diesel • was •pe a son or • ution4romoted be the wife effect that in their opinion the ass was intoxicated, account at the close of the previous . urrr veer The item for VALOGIA..... Theorisers tounnerl t 9.511 48 47 W. 0 3 Meth • •• 4 Marrs ......, 40 3 . w Ic y,. e 4 oememalles toms DEMI 42 so W.N.W. o - The Terror • II • (Hake • • in ibraltar. Bethnal. • Parketreet, Comdr. • et Jva me r a n i e =urpdater t atellielieth . Pr y e 4 d 4 s A rpz ie belf 47. n _ babit o a f t w io n n b tLed . az e year i i iio trilges e m tize the respondent new beliend , that he could, end therefore did not send a to G walk, green , . _ D o e = Itensee Irrenlwera omesoeit. fr . 4r aie sZ so li=Z 1 1 0 rth e ! . .""..., ' E nwenti and on one occasion re had bitten • piece off her finger. Mr. Huddlertoo having replied for the defence, man astialeat- , , ~_ account of leases and premises at Fulham, Shoreditch, St. Poirrtheo..... m. 76 Mi 43 B.W. o 3 44 W. 0 6 leaffeen. Tice Mgt& wbo eitheigns: Jeans Henry Porter, ....u.llery On hia Part was also Proved with a woman named Hie Lordship said it was s perfectly fair and honourable John's-wood, and the Strand (for the last of which 2501. was PLYM017111.... 19.77 411 o 2 UNlrsicslrr itcur RACE. tram Wth Foot to be slegingliffeeimirmselk We Papa, op- nothlea hich have been abandoned : the bargain on the part of the company with the assured, that received by the company), w jimmy PIIMAIIMI .... 19.82 40 46 VI. 29.48 47 43 Wes.W. o 3 pointed to eisth Foot : beam elanuthen 'Pyre Mee. Rem Dr. Spinks appeared for the petitioner. thee should not be beld respoesibie for accidents happen- balance is the sum charged to this account 2,510/._ Ir. connumemi ,9.37 87 _ KN.'. f _ Mitil I ' . °°t• ni be ateff alliMMXlMleell t efts .11 ausimil air The Court made the usual decree. ing when the assured were intoxicated • and it would be for charged against the revenue account has, however, been Haw= Mesa 3.5 -24. W. • 3 As the day approached foe this interesting event P entne therth Ythi ' sehn st watast_re'°.! 91st Foot, to be o 6 stag aissialant mimeo& elm Mime weapp W. Smith, 11.1), GARDNER r. GARDNER. the jury to say whether Mr. Sbepheres mental aed bodily added to the rases renewal fund ; and hence eh -6 &MOIRA B ain UM 47 - W. the relies et muddy renews ie the rival crews and their oono t ote e to sap Foot The petitioner in this case was the wife col a clerk in a faculties were eo much affected as to render him in a atate charged against the laws and building &roust is practically N W BATON= - . . c 1 • friends, sad every pars me berg taken by the former to To Li• staff Aselmant. from let October, Dem, the an t e . goveranient office. She was married in January, 1844, being that they would define u intoxication. 1,1166 L 9c 3d. lam than that at the end of the previous year. LOOM - NICE. c 1 /I pee theinedre into 0011tht116 to maistain tbe beating repo date 004 to wry per :-caeri ee H e nry Young oodwie. at that time a teacher of music. She afterwards became The jure, without any deliberation, returned a verdict for Fifty-fives new . omnibuses have . been put to seork in . the Wino ei their usevenity--• reputation of superiority which gent • , Mr , Welter*. Il• a __ ; Inane Oillespie, 11.1.1. : Albert e r egan ia t at se Jame s ' s Church, Norked, Nottiag-hilL For the plaintiff-Demagog 1,000/. and interest. metropolis durieg the year, making e tort of 363 eattrely EXPLANATION. they have exclusively wined eaul within the last two or allinstan liiwe. Vat. - flaw" Maaarell. gent- "MP lair three years after the marriage the reepoodent-who at the The decision was rewired with marked satisfaction in the new 'shales provided for the public eerviee ewe the a,_p atens s incagree t ec t ond reduced to Iff deg. at mesn ess three erre, but which has dune( that time Wen minim- worm, inot. ; Frederick Robert Willson, 3i B. ; Wllilern Henry • time of his marriage was a minor and younger than his wife court. establithineet of the late French company in 1856, besides level : eneble Of vertical rise, ceasing about en d s -hundredth Imes, M.D.; Nathaniel Alenek. t. , Weald Maegillivray patel ta by tbe gnat Lembo Rowing (lute Both the un the alteration and improvement of most of those of the et so bleb • and esch 10 deg., above 82 eg, mini Devidece, 111 Li. Robert Edward Heath. M.D.. Robert --had no occupation ; but in 1847 be procured the appoint enmity crews arrived at Putney, and were atleat on Man- Adams IL D. . ismeeshi Croft Lever, gent . Brollies, ment be now held. Mrs. Gardner doted that his conduct NORTHERN CIRCIIIT.-Yoaa, Msacif 20. original such : which still remain in uw. The items "liqui- marl, three huadreeebe . . increase L-Xxposed thermometer ~ - e h in shade. M.-Mitheand bulb (or evapera f Hon and dew day ...yr tbe edam which they are to row on Saterdayanie James reenewski, 111 B. ; James Thompson, gent , was very unkind. He beat her, pinched her, scratched Nisi Pries Cenrt.-(Before Mr. Justice MIL) &time and ' London Omnibus Tramway Lorimany," win Immo. a _ Dommso .1 moo (true _ oro . o , a . 4 , fi of ',say . Mince their appearaace is the neighbourhood of Loadoe the rem, Rivers Wills. gent ; Robert De Burgh Riordan, her, took away her mow" as fast as she earned it, told appeared in the balanoe-sheet of 149, and represented mut ,. i F.-Yorce (1 to 12-estlmated). C. i--id (1 to j i 1.-- At the °waist of the coort this morning Mr. Jones mid pe m„ meeeves e g t b e Od o m au , yaw to h ave w ee mac h gent . eseasel Hope. gent. : Thema. Young Baker, gent. ; of her that she had • mad expression in her eye, sad • - • ha l t o i eg p a 611111 ol 9,2011. Ile. 9d.. end also a further emn Initials: b, bine sky ,se clouds ;detached); L, fee; It. 1 I.: .1.4 n Henry N. Bracken. gene : Patrick Grantee. gest • Frank he had an applasaos to make on be r. blishment charge.. and lighbilm •M, tone) ran) • o overcast (dug); r, rain; 5. WSW . I dte_,Peraded ar tu r a' a thaiw s _rr e ab ... , s' s naid,,_ . er e h i___, , er ns" Pout, grad. . Patrick Charles Beater, M. , _,B. Mental Gamble wished ' 4 P et her i• • lunati• "y l•ra ' One day (who had been coon 'tied t f b his lord- ' t. " 4 frem " firg ewiw • • ' mi tn. contempt o court y 2,000 f. from the " bad and doubtful debts; accord- t„ thender. le sendlainstanos a wee num , se emaisiZ iky wase emoey eve alr•mrdea 1 White, II D. - Henry Lamb, pat Henrytwaey Haney gent , he struck her several violent blows in the presence of • shin) sod the mikados was that his lordshi would be thee were eo ' after tbe tichtit of both Erskine Barnett Grant. M.D. , William Robert Walf;gent, ; friend of ben maned Mir Saunders. Petitioner had had ome - ' ;de - 'fi ted P Mr F If te the ''''''' deet of last year have been written at Petry, but • else repeetioe of the compere- Thomas Paulson Mew. gent . child ,• and jest before its birth the respondent was walking . pleased to r that the certi cate gran to .am o , part of t e undi *Tided balance of the profit and loss ac tive timee sad work hie olfosied sensidsrable. alteration in Mit EVORE DEPARTMENT. with her in the neighbourhood of Brighton. They were nd bth isotope at W kefield, which was ins• DI az y 0 Conlin . TS 1 count of the year 11159 harm been applied to that minxes. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. many neen's ire& On Tardy the Leedom Mowing Club The mei . '" ( lid."' name a lielaity P ar . eYee Viear7 is pounded on Monday might be handed over to him. this balance --e• , esses a= bridge, and the respondent declared he would Kr • ill ' • mmthome would he headed to The directors consider it undeeirble to leave twelve-eared beak Ilitillei by tweet of their very beet men nee Roger, as: slated in the - °melte of tend reetekary l ,=, • . Justice II mid the thy longer in suspense afthr the opinion expressed at the CASUALTIES. IthEYET. throw ~ over ; just as • train was Leassint He also e l i.. F emsa d es w h at hi e i„ t exp i re d, r took a turn wet the erne with the Can path havi regard to the fact that it last general meeting, and nii i . Garibaldi. trent thls pat for Calcutta, has put back.-Liverpool, IMMetimeCnionel and Brevet-Colemel ea toiled Weee-•• 1...- ..46 . pp uer pewee and frightened her leo meal that she Mr. Jones then applied Mr. Peensades might have • mini, and wage • rev &es nare al M t the twelve •. 0 8.. RHO Brigede to have 11 , •• Leal maker re is not reEresented by ash in and. The item of 2,5811. march sa i • e. ..:.• und a ..,.... - -.- . .....0.- - --.... Kele Woe . A ~. • . _.eforosnefel (Mated away. Afte;wards he made her sit op in bed and copy of the certilisetn 8a sd " w Wir steeds against the Game et 11 ' F ' cuter". Intereational. [Tom tbia port for Bombay, bag put back,-Liver. . . sptain Wtilthin el.:lkea. flini Fein to read the marriage service to him. He then took out his M r. e"t,j es Hill-c es e s j a ly,, ' l ' meet s o g ams . wee- weer the in._ . , __,__*-- ,_ e ... has not yet bre recovered. Interest has been regularly pook Much 10 . . 9 1 ruder welitmfloa Browns soh rams, and saying " You will hew of my being found In 011hheidge men arty sed-rowail mum Ta Cemleridy "` •"""` '' ""' Ink ' l* tether theiond e ' locle th d behind bim. /net, to have the honorary rank of captain, the woods, left the home, tag e oor paid upon the amount. The pow receipts of the company to 1860 were Atig,9s4(. 35., or 2,013 i. 4s. 9d. leis thee trie VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. dile is this Ida was reesseked ail lively aud buoyeet, bed Woo ., m „,, y . n . y. 1 , 00. Cle ow occasion while they were walking out she saw him Tai READING-ROOM or Tax Burma biusztrir.- f the vim . sear _ The expenses were 591,8811. Rh. ld., th•ra we's saa Simi "mama at at"ka that has kw°. ma. 1114°Elwi ' VE - I • klitenant Cnthrel Athwe inteehm wre t et with a knife in his haled • lied, eo eekieg him what he imommot modisommos me moo m al band .ff.mod o pre le a Cambridge lest, tat the water wee very ramie and vpm, half . pay R ev d e A te ery.h e es treen permitted to re re mem be beim/about moist t° d° w ith its be mid be wen thWeiderni e whether he in She arrangements commuted with ths readinproom of the or 30,9962.4 a ia. in excess ot thaw of 1&59. The traffic in it- El Rlemson (ship) from Liverpool for Hong Kong, Dec. 11, lat the Lesermes were ander tbe shelter of the there, wade from the service by the sale of le eemne . dwelt, kill bewail or her. Oa another occasion he came If however, has increased. The decrease in tbe receipts re- n e e e isa e n F : ' • the Crash' easel three& the heavy surf, sad this says to become a settler in BMW North America. . .. . .. _.. • • e British Museum. Owing to the very wesiderable awreen. . e .. 1. , - e-- 41.- --1.-.1-.-‘,..i....-A:-........-1....1..........}.1:....1 - - *:. -I" .. AY the day approaches fur this interesting event tho feeling of anxiety increases in the rival aews and their friends, and every prise are being taken by the former to put themselves into modal's to maintain the boating repu tation of their univenity--• reputation of superiority which they have exclusively enjoyed saki within the last two or tine yens, but which bee erring that tune been partici pated le by the gnat Lemke Seer* Club. Both the tarsi. vanity mews arrived is Pigsty, and were afloat on lion day Werth, mem white they are le row ua Saturday neat Sao their apprentice in the aeighbouriumd of ILoaikui the =SSelf the Weird crew appear to have hoes m uc h W theme or their malt coneidcrably over rated, as Onnhalkes were heavily the favourites ; thiry were es slightly AN the *0,41 of b o th at Putney, bet a ghee inspeatiee of ths compara tive tam and week has ellested eseeiclerable a:teration may men% nsinels. Oa Tneeday the London Rowing Club twelve-eared beak nenseed by most of their very test /NM took • tan ever the aeons with the Cambridge gesehr men, and made a v eep doe race of it , the t we l ve k e yi ng a 1. 4 au • - toles sots. to . names 6 "`." 1 wawa tie Can.bndge men fairly out.rowell The (Ambridge style in this trial was remarked as lively aid huoyast, bet there was not that wiener of stroke that ha, been seam in a Cambridge boat, but the water was very rough, and the Loadoners were under the shelter of the shore, while the Cantabs pulled through the heavy surf, and this eye mach fee their coodition and Latin qualltire ; although line %MINT men. they look eon than two stone, which we believe is about the difference, lighter than their oppoueeta Yerterday reciraleg • erre of picked Lusa.a watermes rowed agabist Camliridee down from Ifortlake ea the Gist of the ebb, the watenoen dank* • th in Edwina,. It was • very smart race soil but for iadiffereee etsenere on the pert or Cambridge the crow world have heats, the waninnem Th. °rennin have deny ease oat by thenneaves, zed NA time seems to mend their pave, their owenses and eyesore if rowing it would be Impossible to amail ;they see no perfectly together that the beholder might safer seder tbegielesioe that there was bet me pair of weisi the lost Their style is neither K. lofty ear their Yoe se tele se their rivals, bat they are truly • Gas grew. It le mid that la timeiag both with 'nay an heeds difference between the start. Osnibridge was SO mod. lase A great deal of mosey bad been spesedated at new, but lino beidge Is still takes kr akin*, and in same inottress slight adds gives. The mesh el the nee MR art only much depend epee the OM* d the weeder, brat mere open the discreet nes of Yea rube Yam le bet\ blab The race is expected to start M %dirt 11. the dsbage as real. from Pates) , to Kerslake. We have a list of the crews. The public may the rival C/tlnl by their Wears, Oxford bag bias Osabridge light blue. i ~ Rltns PILaCtIOS Ernuounmum.—The London Irift isms Ihed eb =ay than weekly rifle practice at their ranee at iiesapetead. At two o'clock the Members adjeurwed Dam the nap to dinner, and cm their ussis it was prepreed, is woks to fill up the time until the Revival d the medienry imetnienor, that En hoDiee should he procured ad seepended one at a time from the targets, the entiases Dikes ewe per shot. Five gestlemen eammd. Nam& Chattock, Morton. and Williams _ The Dries sommeaced at ores hunched yards, rad eight shah wen bed as that nage. end four at 180. Netwithemadling • hissrg Irk which was blow Mg. each Cill"bream • lisp* Yr. Mato& breeklog two. a eherasser et the practice will be Letter appreciated when it is maimeteed that as either range the bottle ap peared mothing mese thee animal' speck. Such proclaim wet be ant ime ' to the volunteers themselves Wis to three who take ea la the movement. D. Da insoles Law Brawn, COD Livxs Dawaranann name Nummint pmdeat meant shoMil be waken. esielneted 011, le obi the rebel bra men a rort a =ent remedp to en ame of of elibleua Dr. Ili: most delicate and Melee equeemlD win ma mane the sight ofthe " 06.11.111.. " er ." 18 .11 -111 11 -1 61ettle. eerily take this Ohl aell ear whim* ewe' Dr. die 'atae=l==thellbee.,W" t r'nk s eoiro/1 1"1- 1, to tolPdoll ImPlitOra =eh. . vest. re, bp lie ate 104 ell 77 Weed Los . OM; eel =fie &sheath • A DtimALTY, MAReN 20. —PIIONOTIONS AND Arrotrnevero. —Engineers E. West promoted to the teak of acting chief engineer in the Jasper ; J. Ward, promoted to acting chief engineer in the Alert ; F. Sutton, promoted to acting chief engineer in the Visen ; C. J. Sergeant and J. Lovering, promoted to acting chief engineers M the Asia, ss supernuniereries. Amistant Surgeon C. J. Devonshire to the Conqueror. Eirst•Claas Assistant-Engineer W. M. Chambers to the Firefly. flecoed-Class Assistant-Engineer J. Jolly, to the Hsu- Third-Clem AssistautAugineers W. Rumble to the Joao' Watt ; sod J. Muir to the Victor Emmanuel. Arian Tided-Clow Aosistoot.En • H. Bost* to the Hero ; sad J. Gill to the Dauntless. Naval Col* F. W. B. Preed to the Arias& ROYAL INVIAIIosT roc Dlnriaalla to? Tii C=art. —Loa growing the annivii festival of this very meal festival plam at the laades Tavern; Sr. Cave, M.P., Over 60 persona eat down to Ilia oar. After the Wr e cie * ate had been given and duly honoured, the chairnise gave the toast of the creole', which he prefaced by a very appropriate speech. The charity was established in 1814, and is therefore perhaps the oldest institution in the mono pole roweled fur the special purpose of affording relief to the numerous class of poor person who in this country an subject to diseases of the chest. It appears from the last report issued that the number of patients admitted to the benefit of this charity in 1860 amounted to 2,731, being an inertias of more than 500 over the preceding year, including • large proportion of severe and daogerous cams. A fair proportion of the patients were cured or very much relieved. About 500 were at pretest eider medical treatment. The number of deaths reported during the year was small coos- pared with the number received. The aggregate Dumber of the Fatalists admitted since the foundation of the charity ex ceeded 86,000. The daily atteedaem averaged 100. la mem gossmof the severe pressure oe the chanty the balance Ia heed at the end of the present year was 1001. leis than in the preceding year. Such hes' the position of the charity there was an urgent demand for increased Nods to Mao* the numerous claims of the poor and destitute who resorted to it for relief and medical advice. The toast was received with eetbusisset, sad a fair suet was resbeed by the appeal mak. The ether tools d the main were " The Chair. mea," prepeeld by Mr. Taylor; '" Tlaielerponuo. of Isms. 401,•• ick was reepooded to by Mr. 191 ; " Tbe Medical Oslicers r " The - Treeimrer and Committee ;" " The Stewards," aid "Secretary." The =Wed arrangements, under the directive of Mr. M. Cray, were most efficieotly carried out by Mile Meanest, Mee Myles, Mr. Welter Smith. Mr. Beeps., rod Mr. Maw. 14. Hipp officiated toestreesto. VAUGHAN V. VAUGHAN. Thia was a petition for • dissolution proted by the wife at • greengrocer and coal-dealer at Worcester, and subse quently in London. The marriage was is 1833, and the co habitation lasted mix yeses. During this time the respeedsmt had often beaten the petitioner I. the most brutal MOW ; and on one occasion be had bitten • pixel off her eager. Adultery on his part was also proved with a women named Hodges. Dr. Spicks appeared for the petitioner. The Court made the usual decree. GARDNER r. GARDNEN. The petitioner in this case was the wife of • clerk in • government office. She was married in Jemmy, 1844, being at that time • teacher of music. She afterwards became organist at St. James's Church, Norland, Notting-Itill. For three years after the =triage the respondent—who at the time of his marriage was a minor and younger than his wife —bad no occupation ; but in 1847 he procured the appoint- ment be now held. lin. Gardner stated that his conduct was very unkind. He beat her, pinched her, scratched her, took away her money a■ fast as she earned it, told her that she had • mad expression in her eye, and wished to put her in a lunatic asylum. Ow day he struck her several violent blows in the presence of • friend of hers owned Min Saunders. Petitioner had had one child ; and just before *birth the respondent was walking with her in the neighbourhood of Brighton. They were sear a railway bridge, and the respondent declared he would throw him& over . just as • train was (pang. He also • ..o.ne up use parsec., sad frightened her so much that she fainted away. Afterwards he mode her aft up in bed and reed the marriage service to him. He then took out his rsson, end saying, " Yost will hear of asy being found in the woods," left the hoses, locking the door behind him. Os ens occasion while they ware ' out she saw him with •knife in his heed ; and. cm asking him what he meant to do with it, he said be was considering whether he ehaeld kill himself or her. Os another occasion he came home in apparently great distress. He mid be had corn ' mated forgery, and asked witness to flee with him. She refused, but she weaned him money to go away with. In March, 1848, he told her that she should not sleep in the , house spin, and pot up • bill stating that it was to let. She them left him ; but she mode several subsequent at tempts to effect a reconciliation. She had ever mace sup. parted herself and her daughter. Adultery with • person seated Father Smith, and a young woman whom he rere. smiled to be • ward in Chancery, was also proved against the respondent. Dr. Spicks and Mr. Hisdmarsh appeared for the peti tiooer. ---- • The Court made a decree nisi. Yesterday Sir C. well gave judgment in several cams wile& stood over. In that of " Alpenny v. Alpeasy " be menounced for a judicial separation, the evideece of deser ting not being sufficient. In "Goode v. Goode and Ham mes,* when the petitioner. a Northamptonshire parish clerk, had himself committed adultery. but contended that it bed bees eendesed, the court refused the divorce under the discretimary power vested in it by the act. Iu " Starkey v. Starkey 'mil Irwin," a similar course wee pursued. Is the mass of " Buddy v. Soddy and Groves," " Fisher v. Fisher," and " Whittall v. Whitten," the decrees nisi for dissolution were made &Isolate. These were the first nadir the &mended law. HAILIWILL V. zAczwn.i. his Hakewill. who appeared in person, reeds an applies ties to the court for seers to hoe children. Haltavill also appeared in perm, and obtained leave to Ile anklarits in answer to tha!eof his wife. Ks; as.•a therefore direPtoi to stand ova. 0017 R T -OF BANKRUPTOY.—MAsen 20. (Bofors ML Oommionioase Goulboro.) IN RI L AU AID CURRIE.. . THE READING-ROOK OP TIM BIUTIER MUREE/M.— Important modifeatioes am sow in process of being effected in the arrangements connected with the reading-room of tho British Museum. Owing to the very considerable augmen tation in the number of readers, the new room, spacious as it is in dimension, is found to be inadequate for their accommodation, and the trustees have consequently in con sideration the practicability of appropriating an additional room for their use. It is, moreover, intended to increase the number of assistants, the present limited staff having been found incompetent efficiently to comply with the nu merous demands made on their attentioe, more especially as a strict surveillance is absolutely neeseissy, on account of the disgraceful dilspidistioue and Maeemente many valuable works have -nutained. Duplicates and triplicates of the books commonly in as for reforest* have already been placed on the shelves asseeelhis to the frequenters of the room ; and the divisions in the centre, where the voluminous catalogues are arranged, have been conspi. cuously labelled to fscilitate research. Since the opening of the new reediag-room no less than 25,000 persons have obtained ticket* of edmissioe for the purpose of study, and the applications to the principal librarian are daily We-reaming in number. The bankniptewer• inenthaersiaioommiseloa agents. of Breadwtreet boildinp. Tide was the examination meeting. The accounts, prepared by Menem. Pant and Terser, extend over 13 months pnor to the failure, and show 3,4071. doe to unsecured =dicers, 2,5381. to time holding semority, and liabilities of 7,2631. The meets consist of ameigninente to Wants and Rangoon, estimated to produce 2,9061. ; pro perty held, 2,7561. Against profits on commission, inns. ranee mid charges, of 1,1311., there are losses of 5741., and Impasses and drawings of 9381. Mr. Reed, for the assignees, requiring time to examine the sceounte, an adjournment was ordered. THE FEARFUL COLLIERY EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF LIVE SCAR A BEEDARZ.— ABERDARE, TUESDAT.—TINis morn ing, George Overton Req., district coroner, resumed the in quiry (which was fo rmally opened a few days ap) into the circumstances attending the deaths of David Thomas, aged 60 ; John Morgan, 53 ; Morgan Howells, 35 ; Illienener ' Thomas, 13 ; Henry Evans, 13 ; Howell Hopkins, 46 ; George Phillips, 30 ' • William Phillips. 19 ; Charles Wil liams, ; Richard Williams, 42 ; William Davies, 15 ; Themes Jones, 34 ; and William Davis, 10, who lost their lives by the explosion whicb occurred in the Blaeogawn Colliery on the morning of Friday week. Mr. Thomas Evans, government inspector of mines for the Glamorgan shire district, was present to assist the coroner in conducting the inquiry. The following protest is now in course of signa ture bv the commercialcominanity in the Haut-Rhin an assertion recently made by M. Keller in the tive Body :—At the sitting of the 13th, M. Keller alarmed that in the department which be represents the attacks cia Italy had produced the deepest indignation. Without seeking to examine what M. Keller understands by the expression " attacks," the undersigned consider it • duty to declare to the hon. deputy that if some part of the population are indignant at the prospect of the emancipation of Italy, another portion, and that by ter the most important one, hail with joy that glorious event, and sincerely applaud the wise and liberal police of the Emperor, which prepared sad facilitated its sorompliabment. The report of the directors of this company to be reed at the second annual general meeting of the share holders, to be held on Wednesday next. states that the ex. traordmary and unseasonable character of the weather during the year 1860 influence( the business of the com pany in a degree probably unequalled by its effect on any other commercial enterprise ; for while, on the one hand, it increased the cost of all the principal articles of consump ' thin, and caused injury to the working stock, on the other It tended very seriously to damage the revenue. The gee Dual balance-sheet shows the amount of the charges against the capitol account to 31st December, 1860, to be 670,376/. 1 14 s. 3d, being 8,6311. 4s. Bd. less than the amount of that account at the close of the previous veer. The item for 'lsmael and buildings has been increased 6441.55, 9d. New stables have been built, at a total cost of 1,5461. 19e. 4d., in Gibraltar-walk, Bethnal-peen; Park-street, Camden. town, and Hackney. 9021. 13e. 7d. has been written off on account of leases and premises at Fulham, Shoreditch, St. John's-wood, aid the Strand (for the last of which 2501. was received by the company), which have been abandoned : the balance is the sum charged to this account. 2,5101. 15s. charged spinet the revenue account has, however, bees added to the leases renewal fund ; and hence the ammo& against the leases and building account is practise', 1 I = l 9s. 3d. lams than theist the end of the previous year. Fifty-five new omnibuses have been put to work in the metropolis during the year, making -a total of 363 entirely new vehicles provided for the public service since the establishment of the late French company in 1856, besides the alteration and improvement of most of those of the original stock, which still remain in use. The items "liqui dation" and " London Omnibus Tramway Company," which appeared in the balancasheet of 149, and represented a sam of 9,2041- lls. 9d., and also a further sum of 3,0001. from " first establishment charges," sad 2,0001. from the " bad and doubtful debts," accord ing to the precedent of last year, have been written off, part of the undivided balance of the profit and loss ac count of the year 1659 having been applied to that purpose. The directors consider it undesirable to leave this balance any longer in suspense after the opinion expressed at the last general meeting, and having regard to the fact that it is not represented by cash in band. The item of 2,581/. Bs. 5d., which stands against the name of M. F. Carteret, has not yet been recovered. Interest has been regularly paid upon the amount. The gross receipts of the company in 1460 were 588,9541. 34., or 2,0131. 4s. 9d. less than those of the previous year. The expenses were 591.881/. 10s. ld., or 30,996/.4e. led. in excess of those of 1&59. The traffic in it self, however, has increased. The decrease in the receipts re sults from the reduction which thedirectors have been obliged to make in the fares, in order to coutend withthe opposition. The unfavourable result of the year 18110 is attributable to purely transitory causes which have not affeded the actual basis of the undertaking. The expenditure on revenue lie. count is classed under three heads, via, "General Ex• peewee," " Tref& Expenses," and " Maintewnoe Expenses " The expenditure under the two first heads has diminished, while on the last an increase has taken place amounting to 30,996/. 4s. Id. The difference in the expenses has arisen entirely from two causes, viz., increase in the cost of— Firstly, in maintenance of horse stock, attributable maiuly, if not entirely, to the wet season, which caused a serious outbreak of sickness among the horses in many of the stables, and particularly those in the north-western district. The health of the horses (being 6,45'2 in number) in all dig. tricta is now satisfactory. And, secondly, in provender. The high price realised by all descriptions of provender during the past year, in consequent% of the defective har vest, has necessarily very seriously affected the cost of working the omnibus trade. Au amount of 3,0001. stood at the credit side of the general reserve fund account ma the balance-sheet of 18.59. There also appeared in the same balance-sheet an entry of 1,283 shares lad, which shares were to be purchased from the reserve fund. 540 shares were offered at the market price of the day. The directors availed themselves of the offer, and have charged the cost to the reserve fund; the share capital entitled to wtici pate in the future profile of the company has thus been re duced to the extent of 2,160/. at a cost of 8101, Various schemes for the introduction of street railways in the me tropolis are before parliament this session. The directors are co-operating with the trade in the menowlis, and in Manchester. Liverpool, Edinburgh, and other large provin. real towns, for the pole:Coe of their mutual interests, Tss =awe's= soma LIAD NOIOIO COMPANY (Lamm). Me was a patitiaa preeseted te wied up this eiserpari by Mr. TINS. Tuner, of Welradrompiee, merchast, • aedilor and eeetribetory. It appeared Jeeps bad bees likes far a .41'4107 winding up, with which the Commiseicemer sew declined to Interfere, but Mr. Pausal was 'pp:dated Mot. liquidator is the realisation at the assets. Ellen Simpson (ship), from Liverpool for Hong Kong, Dee. 21, let 9 8, lon 1M E. &mine, from New Orleans for Llverpool. Feb. 23, let 191 f, lon TO W. Harrowby W. from Falmouth for Hobart Town, Nov.!, lat 33 N, lon 18 W Peru, for Melbourne, Nov. 15, in Sunda Btrelta. Stelpoolne, Jaalu, from Cardiff for Hong Kong, Jan. 28, let 25 - _ 91 8 'J ks oseph " French barque;, from Cardiff for Shanghae, Oct. 12, IM 6 A, ton 23 W. Zetradla (ado), from London for Auckland, Jan. 7. Mt 43 9, ton 96 Z. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BROW NE—March 19, at Red hill, Survey. the wife of T. R. Browse, Esq., of a mon. COLT.—Mareh 18. at wed-hill, llighgate, the wife of G. N. Colt Igo., of • daughter. CURLIFFL—March 16, at Torringtoresqnsre, the wife of R. Cuuliffe, Req., of a daughter. CI:ITIN.-11farelt 16, at Forton, near Gosport, the wife of Cap t.' Curtin, of a daughter. RARNSHAW.—March 16, at Farninghant, Kent, the wife of A. Rarnsbaw, Eq., of a daughter . HINGE. - March 18, at Afacaulay.buildings, Bath, the wile of the Rev. F. Blade, of a daughter. RIDOWAY.—March 19, at Clifton.road East, fit. John'.-wood. the wife of T. O. Ridgway, EN., of a daughter. MARKIROFI4. BAWND—ASCOrr.—March 17, at Rt. Andrew's, Montpelier, Bristol, Mr. W. Bawnd. of Hotwellroad, to Miss BIM Aseott. of P eton.street, both of Bristol DREW—WEST. - March 16, at Bt. George's, Deal, by the Rev, H. H. Dombraln, E. Drew, Esq., to Mary Prescott, daughter of Mr. H. 0. West, both of Deal. LUCAB—BOOICHAM.—March 17, M ho worth h a m . y the Rev. C. Holland. Mr. W. LUCY. to Jane 800 both of Petworth. MATTFIEWS—WILLIAMB.—March 14 at Highgate.rise, by the Rev. T. F. Stookes, Tom Martin, sonMatthews,of Liskeard, Cornwall, to Elisabeth Terrell, daughter of .1. Pin- Barns. Esq., of Taristock, Devon. STRPH ENS—NEILD.—March 17, at the Cathedral. Manchester, by the Rev. W. W. Johnson, ILA., Mr. F. Stephens. to Ma" Catherine Nelld, both of Salford. RnocEING ACCIDIIIIT.—A labouring man met his death yesterday morning, in a manner that shows the need of meet airliftsl circamapec in crossing a railway on foot. Stbefore 11 o'clock he was waiting at a level crossing, ar k atby-bridge, on the Lancashire and Yorkshire line, &Awes' Littleboreegh and Rochdale, whilst a goods trials was paring. As non as he supposed the road was clear he attempted to area, apparently not seeing an express train to Ifanebester, which came up at full speed and went over hint, en that his head was Completely severed from his body. [Advertisement.]—HOLLOMMea 01111111 NT AND PnAu.—lntla mations of sensitive parts, piles, fistulas, and such like painful diseases, may, without consulting any one. he pre sently relieved, and withnstely cured, by the proper and diligent timed this cooling and healing Ointment, whose action should in week eases be trusted by judicious doses of Holloway's Pills. Zee many days have elapsed, the anxious patient will experience a weederfal degree of ease from this treatment : doubts and lean will soon disappear. and the sufferer Mein the da on which be first applied these remedies. They will are equally suitable to both asses, all ages, and any climate, nor is their of Im paired hr long beeping. Their action us the frame la soothing, oak asta ovelsk. DEATHS. BARLOW. —March 15, at Thornton.heath, Croydon. J. Barlow. gag, aged 72. BROOKE.—March 15, E. Brooke, laq., of Marsden Rouse, near Akoloo.t, aged It. —March 11, after a long and palatal Illness, Ellzabeth. relict of the late George Farren, jun., Sag., of Llncola's.lno. OARLAND. -Margit 10, at O. Grosvenor.place, Casnberwell New road, Matilda. tbe beloved wife of Mr. /Award oartsnd. WI 1171 h year of Der age. BALL—March 14, at Suspension Bridge, Lower Bloaghb" Manchester. 1 NIB, 11q., aged TA CRYSTAL rALACIL 0311 BRILLING DAT. WRIMIZIIDAY, YAWS 20.--Adnsinioes on payment, 757 ; Milo by mom Halite, 555 ; Md, 1,312. Mr. A. Brough, wine and spirit merchant, of ID, Str-uxl , beg sibaN hit pekes la aceardanee with the further reds..ipm of the wins duties. lie ix now selling excellent Port sad fiterry at lee pedalo+. and • good sound Claret at lk. par ROM, bottles Included.-1114vernmasurt.1 Petaled tail TeleMed by 'trauma Iwo Rai" 01 No. I. LembiedAletee, tho City of London, ?linter, the Ogee. Lawabsedaezest. Is the Preeibef el Whiteediev . • Theasem. Ithaca U. MI. r 1 r ow ther t 10 lot cabl oodst co oket aroof .01) tvg G' noun CU+ Chan Tranc sir W Thom John John John Lewli John