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682 virpone of annoying me, and if I am not protected these men will molest me Alderman II cariti:uv : And Nerve yeti right ; pity thewe men their money. The defendants were then discharged. COUNTY ('. O parliamentary paper, lately isstwol, containing returns from each Of the eonsitycoouris, gives a ll important statistical account of the lousiness tninsiteted in them during the year IPC/1. The aggregate number of plaint* entered during the year Pei:, in all the c •ts, was 474,1111, exclusive of 1,1411 sumo 00000 !WS after judgment, and isticaxiimive summonses§ under rule It Of these, the total number brought for SUMS and not exceed ing was 12, 44 /7 ; the total number of causes which came In trial, or in which judgment wax entered, was 111, 63 50 eirlusive of 11 as 1111 l 'Rouses aftes. judgment : but the total number of causes tried, or in which judgment was entered, where the amount involved was above 10/., and not exceeding NM., wax 7,101 The aggregate ranker of days ail which till' whisk of the courtx eollos•tively sat was '4,7511, including, however, in five (lases, sittings for insol vestry business. The total value of the sums for skirls promedings were entered amounted to 1;1715,31/Sr, but the total amount of moneys, exclusive of costs, for u hurls judge ment was obtained, was 7117,997/., and the amount of the costa in these cases as much its including a ll o w• awes to counsel, attorneys, and witosetows, which it is stated arc frequently considerable. The total t ot moneys paid into court in satisfaction of debts sued for without proetAing to judgment was 1117,979/. With re spect to the foss received at the comity colitis (listing the same year, it appears that the gross total amount of fees received, whether for lio 1111 l • or foreign circuits, was '25110x7 . ti. The general fund received for the year was 11,1:11.1., and the Wild of the judoets ' (stool awl ottieers' fees itnionnited too 2214,433/. It the latter situ tile jlllllge* ties comprise $1,310111., the clerks' fees §41,3711!„ and 'bailiffs' in. using furs for execution's, 11,14•.;/. The gloss total amount of meneya received to the credit of the suitors was 8301,371/., and the amount paid out to 111011 Was 630,6 44. The total number of eases twirl with the assistance of a jury was 7011, anti the 1111 l nber of eau.es its w ' lsis I the party nsiniring a jury has obtailwil a verdict was 1451. The total number of cases in which expositions issued by the clerk of the court against the gnosis id' (Irk I 1 46111 g was 61,31/1. The number of warrants of el 'tment issued wits 11,011, and the her of 1/1..171011M menially taken to prison 'under such warrants was :',,•:111 The amount of moneys received by the treasurers on amount of tic general fund wax 41,111721., and the total amount of the payments 'mole out of it was 1:14•11/. The amount receives! from her Nlnjosoty's Paymaitter-licio.ml by tho• treasurers of comity courts was 3,32. W., and the amount of the smuts istiol to the same was lot,tlllo/. The total number of plaints entered by rouNeut of partiest was WO, and 1111 l Idler of 1.11 tiito•reol and tried, ID. IVith respect to the appeals, the 114.1' pending on the Ist January, 1001, was 6, Slid the total number entered liming the year wits 37. The 111111111 et of the county court decisions confirmed was M,the losimber reverses! was 13, and the 1111 l 'doer dropped leaving lit remaining mitleeitied on the 31st of Ihssomber. in crease in the 1111 l ether of plaints entered over the, preceding T oAr was 31,r01.10, and iu the number of VSO's tried 111,991, rhere was, however, a decrease in the amount of the moneys for witio•h the plaints were entered of Ho is.,s sha ll 411,411.4/., and in the amount of the luonevs for whiell judg ment was obtained of no less than 17,:o171. tultsiastital. PREFTIUMENTS AND APDOIN'rNIENTs. Her. Etllllllllhl Wood, M.A., to the lite lwlicy of Broil. Held, near nheMeld. The Ker. Hem, 11.. t., to the lite honey of eelrM hall,l, Pierlow, Vorkmliire. Tlw Itev. tieorve NmOor, 11. A., to the Rector) of near Miry ht. IA I. The Iles. Ilitr%ey Fa....11i, M..%., White. M.A., to ratiotirtem in the Collegiate Church or I umbrae, dilieeee of Arinll ht Ilw The. Ite‘. W. 11. 11e M to the Wrinet.in, 111iinier"et. :rite Itev. Loyntf. M.A., to the Curacy of I voint • The Itev. Iliek.Thostoo. Wavle, 11.. t., to the Cora. y of Holy Trinity choreh, Moots.). Nutrolk. The Bev. H. MliEhell, to the t•ur.tey of Mile, near ciost.letott, 1149.4,40 re. The Itev. Ileoq Itowsout, MA., to the corsey of Chord' _ . the St. Stephen's, ]ti x 1111111; lINIII. The Rev. Cooke ()tatty, It. to the (*lira. v of Stoncieigh. Warwickshire. The Itev. Frvit. Spurrell, M.A., 1,0 the liet•hwy t Filtilkl.ettive, Weer Witham. ....... . Th" " 111. ' t • h 1111 " ( 11 ' I Y. NIA., 14 , 111.. 1 osetitnheticy I mithlork , hear Homan' I 'll,ltie. The Iter. Fred. 110E10.1411e, MA., 1. , NOrtOil 1:1041 . 1.1. ith utinem..l, near lirrt..ti The Bev. Item). Tempi.% M.A., to the Rr,•tort of Th o rnt o n near Ititeklngham. ' 'The li. %. •tuhu • to tit,• hear t►+we.try. VAt The Rectory Of lint Ma 114•11, %With,. I ocittalietiey of I nitwit eimeaell, near Taunton, by the death of the i:e‘..totot Ilatdou Cartiew, M.A. Worth toil/. a year, in the gill 44( the I ii. By Mr. l'arilew'. death the Vicarage ..l' saleonilio 1: 4 • ; 44.,. 1.... a• Sittniouth, has also lieeonte Vitro's% W 44114 9110?. 44 ~,yro in t h e girt of the Dean anti Charter of F.‘eter. The Rectory of Little l'ltitu..teatl. with the I:4•4•l4irips of 'tall anti Wiwi' •%etl, near Nora ivil, 1.3 the dealt. 44 the Het. l'ettrice, M.A. Worth $1144. the ,aft 444 h, rere‘entativca of the late in.. lieut. Itv the death of Mr. Pettriee, the 't iearage of Neale:ll,o, 14 4 , ,44 , has WOO become %meant. Worth 2101. tr.er 1111 l the gift of the Mal." of Norwich. The Viearage itnumford, war I .swirl, by the itrttnito ttf the het. Geom.. Na)liir, Worth RM. a )cal', in the gill of t l to Vela cud chapter vi Vtuiterbwy. THE PRESS. The Curacy of Amton, uear Rotherham, York.hire, in the gift a the Rector of Aaton. The Currey of Citatie 11.441' I.)1111, Notfolk. in the gift ..1 the Wonituptitl moil K. Ch trien N alter Bawd, Chaucelli,r of the diocese of Bath and Wells. Sr. ANDUEIT . A 14.4 v, Wednesday. November 341, ha s been appointed for the consecration of the Rev. 11r. J. W. Coles's°, Bishop Designate of Natal; mid the Bev Im, .lohn Armstrong, Bishop Designate of 4 i minim's Town. The commending prelates will he the Archbishop of t'ano terbitry, the Bishop of London, the Bishop Or u l fon.l, H od the Bishop of Norwich. It It y . t1) 0 - en definit,ly settled whether the conseerat• shall take place in Lam beth Church, or in Westminster Abbey. anibtrsitg OXFORD. TIIE WAstmAs Asti Im.Lows ov Cot.toi/ it: have elected the Rev. John Sat iiiii -1 aidcls,thaw , ILA., of Lin coln College, to the chaplaincy of that swiety, rendered %avant by the death of the Rev. Lawrence Eborall Judge. Tut: EXAMINATION " ill et Physicis" will conuuence on Friday, Not. F. 1 ttttt km, 11. Price, S. W. Waite, examiners. .XN ELECTION OF A FELLOW on the Percy fonnolat . , now vacant in I 'tiiyersity College, will take place on Satur day, I teeember 111. THEME will he all INO at I Irjel kge nit Ithrmlay, Dee. rt. The seliiilarships will be tenable fir fn• years, and their value during residence will be 401. per MIIIIIIIII. Tan subject selected for the prize poem for I s:l4 " The Itedication of the l'euiple ;" and the compositions must in , sent in, under a sealed cover, to the registrar, Edward Wetherell Minden, Ewl.. M.A., of New College, on or be fore the Ist of Ilecember item. I'ANIIIIIII/GE. THERE will Is! an elamtinatiou for the Crosse scholarship on Tuesday, the tr2tal Noveutlx'r• instant, and following days. The candidates fur this seholan‘ltip must Iw " Ila chelors of Ails in the first year from their dt b.ree." Tom Potty LATIN ENIIIIIITIHN o►• 501. for the best proti• tient in classics among the freshmen has been adjudged to .1. Nomus, li. Snow, :Eq. ezawiners have given notice that the subject for the Le Ilas prize fur the present year is "The Jews in Egypt, from the Captivity to the I lestruct ion of Jerusalem." The essays must be in to the Viee•t'haucellor before the end of the Easter Term, 1544. . _ Tem PRIZE given a tally by Trinity College to the Senior Sop la who eOIIIIIOI4CM the best English essay has been allju•lgeil to Clement Tudway Swans:ton ; sul•ject, " The conditions which must exist among a people to ad mit •If t Ise successful working ••fa const Rational monarchy." COI.I•EIiE, LONDON. - - - _ The council held their first session fur the academical year 1+:I' 5I Oil the :Oh instant. They *wanted three Andrews SehUldrShillS As folleWs : The first, 70/., to Mr. Thomas Savage ; the second, -IV., to dl r. William 11, .tones; the third, CV., to Mr. William M. I tompas. They received notice from Mr. Huger Gadsden of the in vestminit, in the Milne of the college, in the month of July last, of the Liston Medal Fund, of 111..9. 9s. :hl. Three and a quarter tier Cents. ; and were informed that the die had been executed by Mr. Leonard W3Olll, at the expense of the sitbseribera. The medal (value sl.l,with, on one hide, the bead of the late Mr. Liston, on the other the following inscription, " Chirurgico. inter Al sa. Poll. Univ. 1. 1. Peritissimo," was produced. It was awarded to Mr. Joseph Sampson lounger. Fellowses clinical gold medals were awarded to Mr. thoil;c kuchuun and Mr. }Warrick W. Sayer. E ' TN ; Professors Parkes, %Lit., 31.1)., Harrod, The following prizes, awarded at the end of the last session, not before announced, were reported :—The Wil liamson prize of :01., for the most successful e:ls•rimental research lertaken in the Itirklieek laboratory. to Mr. Arthur Winkler 11111 s. Botany : gold medal, tI r. .1. 0. Black : silver. Mr. .1. 41. Blake. Pathologieal Anatiany : gold medal, Mr. F. 41. Clarkson; silver ieti.), Mr. S. Nes field, Mr. 11. Edwards. Nletlieal jinispruilenee: gold ' , kr a a l, Mi. F. 41. clarkson. Nlateria ti-then : gold medal, P..tones: first silty's, iSI r. It. Scurrah ; second sil ver, \I r.. 1. Fawens. At the clue• of the last session six former students of the college, who 111141 graduated with honours at the site or I Am d o n, wer e appointed by the council fellows of the college, viz. :—Edw aril Italian], M. 11.. John Toplu►m, NI.I I . Ipinsielan to the Wiolverliamptim Ilospital), William llidont Wills, 8.A., solicitor, Charles Somerton. 11. A., Ito• Is•rt Nicholas Fowler, M.A., and .101 m Button Tnyler, M.A., barristerlitlaw. DCRIML The following degrees have been eonfemeil key. W. Milan, Inahoit Manlyhl's emote of St. l'eteett, !weds: the Ret..l. Maid. I nitersii% college. The Ik%. 11. Holden, M.A.. of !tallied college, 4) % f on i, he-al tan%ter of the Cathedral 6nntteaar S(10%4,11118 been Hatted ad ratubaa. R. I.—II. Mick Keene. University College; W. 'Atkin and nO.hop Maneidra 'Flit• Rev. It. chatter. Mr. .1. H. Carr, and Hr. C. 'on inkwosid, all of UniverlOty College, have been elected Th e Rev. th e Profe.gor of Divinity has been appointed Wanien of alto l'ilivermity. The collovling scholars hi v ve been p ollllit~'d'—lntlo 1- .on, l'iliversity t : Clarke, University College; Thornton. Itislaop liaittield's Mill, to open scholan4hiret. tt eating and Wakluire have liven elected on the Chapter Foundation; Austin and Brown on the l'ewhertou Foun dation. SATURDAY, go Arms. WARAFFII'E, Nov. I 1 , •:11.1 West halls Ilegiment—Ensigu Edward I 'outlier 'ockell to by Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Leslie, who re tires ; Hobert Bonnie, tient.. to he Ensign, by purchase, viee efickell ; John 'larger, tient., to by Ensign, without purchase, %ice Hill, deceased Host-Fru. STAVE.--Thomas Ravenscroft IVhitly, to lw Assistant-Surgeon to the Forces, vice William Sin clair, appointed to the tetra Esc M EM. )ILANI.I M.-11 West India Regiment—The con t • missions of the imilennentioned Akers have been ante. dated to the 11th :—Major Henry Witce Whitfeiltl; Captain William Elliot Mockler; Lieutenant Horatio Wish. 4:403,1311551i0N% SliiNt:lo fly I.OIIII3II.IF.UTI.NANTSI. Kent—William Brook Northey, EMI., to be Ik•put). Lieutenant. Northern Troop of Hertfordshire Yeomanry Cavalry— Cornet George IVaide to be Lieutenant, vi,..k; Cur. ling, resit/tad; Quartermaster James Smyth to be Comet, vice Wade, promoted. Ist negiment of the I hike of Lancaster's Ilan Militi a — William Lindsey Pattenom, Cron., to la! Lieutenant. Ith Royal Lancashire Light Infantry Militia—Lien. tenant llemy Ayers to be Captain, vice Robson, re. signed; Ensign Robert 3lather to be Lieutenant, %ice my e r.„ iknontoted. 111 k or Royal South Middlesex 14.,riment of Militia— Angtistits Henry Stephens, tient., to he Ensign. nktli or Royal Eh!tome Light Infantry Regiment of tat 61. dlesex 31ilitia—.1atues Peters, gent., to be Lieutenant. [ The hollowing Article is snlostituted for that which ap. peauvol in the tie:elle ui the•Valt o f t e t u t w r Uhl] King's Own Light Infantry Regiment of :Mania— Frederick Molly Healing, tient., to be }:tosign. L This Article is attbstititted for that which appeared in the Gazelle of the Ist of November. 1 Northumberland Regiment of Militia—Lieutenant Win. Ker Gray, Bent., to be Captain. 4th Royal Lancashire ( Light ) 31ilit Thomas 'Syron Whitehead to he Lieutenant, %ice litiblos, who retires. Artillery Corps of the Royal Lancashire Militia—Second Lieutriimit John I:million to be First Lieutenant ; ticeond Lieutenant William tindnuu Furnit al to be First Urine. uanl ; Seven.' Lieutenant Jolui I.:neits I leans Campbell to IN; lint Lieutenant. Zte liabg. TM: IZI'sSIAN FRIIIiATE I'ors•mourii Dociamin.— The Russian frigate .Ibpapr (.am en) has completed hrr new main and false keel, which it of elm, and only requires eoppering. She has been also well caulked and several new planks put in, being now 14 better ship than she ever was before. IT is ►sported that a number of men well acquainted with their duties will be selected from► each of the four di visiona of Royal Marines, to proceed to Malta, where they will be formed into a battalion fin• r. e ►riee there. rAPPOINTNIENTs AND PitomoTioNs. ArroiN TM Es V. I .6.111 et unit s—Etlu ant Wilmot ( INM ), to the Eyeelictif ; Thonus M. F. 110m1 (1543), to the KO , Oll tieerfle• Mast ers—dlimieh It. Tucker (lea)), to the command of the Tyne; Pelee Welliiigtou (Is III), to the Victory. Masters' .Is,sistatits-11. 11. I'. Quinn and Samuel M. Spry, to the Scospion. _ . . . . -- Nlates—Speiwer I'. Brett (1t4.51), to the Doke of IPliisapton ; am Willi' ONlrington (INia:1), to the R.rerlient : Cecil W. Buckley (1 , 431), Arthur H. Wright (1a52), theory 0. Grant (t 58). atoll 'Behar.' .%.latteis (ISA), to the Royal George : N. J. Murphy It4o, to the I ',Mare ; l'. E. S. Woodman (1a41), Allred Ilnamillead 1852). and .I.,liii It. Mitchell (1,4:0), to the i'rineem Boma; t' iarleb smith, rearinoilatt.4l t.. the Howse; M. Ilaiikinami (10‘;',3), to the ' , operate; William It. Pauli (1 ,4 42), to the Rifleman; Thomai F. Stadler', to the l'riNer Rep. Nt : Arthur 1.. thilbraith, to the Arr. • ;rail: Johli 11. Creagli (larr."), to the st. Jean d.lere ; William F' I lolloek, reappointed to the stronitadi; Edward U. Richards , to the . 3fogicienne. _ . .. . . .. . . . . . —.l. 1.. I'ea►wn, t the l'siceees Ray/d. AN INuENlOl's METlitm uF 1 . 01.171, ‘I, heels diseovered in Paris, by which several thousand co pi e s of a work, entitled " L'Almanach des opprimes," hart. been circulated in the capital and other parts of France. The author is M. Hyppolite Mogen, a French refugee. formerly member of the I iemocratic Socialist con 111 l ittee for the department of the Seine, and author of a history of the &dal of I '2. This alinanack, which is drawn up in terms of extreme violence, contains extracts front the most furious pimiphlets published in foreign countries against the Emperor of the French. Even the Empress is nuit spared in this work, which arrest): dic tated by gall and vengeance. The almanack was in-lilted at Brussels. and the Mithirt• got at the same • • Sollle ilmilstilids of small plaster casts made of the Emperor nuol Empress. which were packed up in eases to he sold in France. The eustomhouse officers. seeing that the like. messes of both their Majesties were excellent, admitted the cases without hesitation. Hut inside each bust a h o llow had been left. Mid in it was placed a copy of the alutanack, closely folded up. The Republican patty, being privately made aware of what the busts contained, bonght the m most readily—in some eases to the great astonishment of the police, who were in surveillance of their ac tions. When at last the real secret of the busts and of their peat attraction beettme kintwit to the authorities. it an. t,w, 13t0 to remedy the mil. In consequence of the high price of pro% tlw director% of the Northern I:ai'way of Fronce hove decided on adding, until further orders,ten per ewat. to the salaries of their oarleyie !lOW Ili" IN.VVIVO 1,'4 4 . 100 f. a Sexy and tinder.