The Express. — London, England, 1855-11-13 00:00:00

Iftlllo' PO - LIT - AN MANAGEMENT ACT: suicnoN OF VESTRAilairt SO . Yeaterda v y fattetran the fleet Swam .1 ssedes the Map& Leal Ilasesiisa•Ast , I ta= the mash el 'impish's*. This pad* • divided Ste 40111 weida‘sre dlear= sad 110 ssay s ra n gc appwdestat Is the Them was • asalsolle of Ike st Marrow awed to seshward. NO. 1, OS ZANISION.SISSAIN WALD. lb. litopkos Orme* elerided wt we - E - Mt was serried by • show el Mods :-3I Osage W. Diasee. Ilk X. Deems, d'llhanot, Charles S. Lewis. _Sabers Lleid, Jame Markby, Jamas Revamp, James Rued. had ear awl* Thames Pits wo. I, os Si. actax'avroes will. • • The asstastisa teak pleas at the mama seiselipsie. Esesiaad.town. This ward is emitted to retastrlalea =en . . Tors lists ware proposed, sad pen de .. No. 3., ea NNW 01011C114711a? WSW). elk Tks somllostiou of /fovea vestryman to sprossat weed took place is the Eikahirshary mhesl-msa.lhtlisbegp elmpe. Two lisp ware proposed. sad • poll 3rt. ea seam 'QUASI AND SZOINT'S.PAZI 'A la. Asa of 16 ntepayen to be slotted to less *Mord sea plass at the heatless 1. D its. Item /cashews peosklad. Ups• d3O 11007111111 11 7 1 /, 20010.011.10104114 by Mr. Cemeteries, the follewier dsird igen dektfered asstrymea Z. Bresabien, R. L. WWI. J. Md. J. listehms, T. Kniebt, G. Mammies. B. lbws, W. UMMAS, G. Head, H. Lemmas, H. Dame% F. IL Bridissa, J. Prowls S. pigs, 0.0.7• ' se. ISTASOIOII.II4OAII WSW. The ~yen et Si weed asemehied is W Waters Hatlenel ftesi. Teelverasee. dm Ile popes el Westin* 11 nowise 1e mgemeas them Is the ass vestry. Mr. Ow. IMM.peselleL Tate lises NON mbelitted to ths mestai. ne MOP et lasi being &awed la faros of the Gest, • waniammied. se. 6, ort rooms VOID. The assimilisa of 11 mamma he Usis ward took plass M theOmehleses, Malkin's-leas, the Charehwardees of lb, • Will aseillod y lib. W. K. Gramma. Its. .tespk ir t soma um, mass 111 rstapsysn sepossist this w , era whisk two @Milhaud muss were peepeolL The charms took • dew of bads epos ea:VC ready. pell was iessad4 ablob will take ay at the Csertlease,mairmaisig at 8 and ale. xo 7. oa rOSV . : 2 I:CI asminatto• took M 3121=11shwel. llhearateest. Mr. Cards el TA- Sty, pridisd. Mr.Reddiapasobasel • Wet fa espresuat the ward, whistwes esesaded sad b !y Me. Lena. 8 T. euerbeee seepseed Bed Hy. seseadal molts list ern ratepayers. TVs dhow et Shads hobs declared is harm of the drat Me. a pell was delltaarled, 'bleb will take plus tbie s tla =go pine el I asmiasties. Wa. Hiroo was Seated so. 8, oa onviaterea 111/121% The aseaksties took plea is Me Seamed IhiMmarsee, ZINK Renswoust ; 0. IL WONemte selkwardsa of eke Ike diarist. passidah Petal Graham. " assidestred fellewise list : —Mesas. Ws. Bassos% owls Dal, Thos. Illeeeker, W. 8. Banos, J. Clarks, C. Mies, T. li. A. A. Ooldssid, E. Hodges, H. H. liosfrsy, Be.. D. W. Marks. B. Make% J. L-Niekob7. D. Tattoo, J. Puny, C. Bsoutar, IlyWestes. Walters seseaded the list, Tosser, upos lAN* Yr. Dinky prepasedtbree de clared ; but macs • show of bask tie misdeal list wee be be tarried. Mr. G. Poised, of (Weed stress, was eassintossly sp pasted &editor. Like the soolaiition the= will take plats sisal temowely la all the we's& The aosisatioa In eight striae! et. Panama is Axed In to-marrow. NEWINGTON, SURREY. ST. MART ' i WARD. TM meetieg Mr this district of tle perish was bold yes. lettlay_ merslog is the Boys' Seltool-reas, Qmen's Head. row, Revelment', for the SAM& of 18 vestry's's tied aa awaits" of assets for the ward Ns. I,er St, Mary'e Weed. Remises. the rester% warden, was calle4 to **Sir. Ur. Meleech premised what was denominated the "blue list," emitaisiag Me mass of the lamming pa thos :—Mesers. Ambrose Boyles, John Chilton, Wil l Thecae Dolby, Almelo Jesse Desesbar, Daniel Hay wood, Willis Hackett, Charles Hammond. Charles James Mtn, Susel Lepard, Willis Mayhew, Thomas Roberts MSS, Jobs klarsland, Willis Henry Oliver, Peter Wittiest Pigott, Samuel Stevens, Joseph MS, Charles estlt*and J Toopia. Mr. Brickhill propeeed the Mogen' lirt," via : —Messrs. Ashes Boys, Jobe Oinetan, Daniel Haywood, Charles Road', Willis'. Stagg, William Tyler, Daniel Carpenter, Robert Col pelt Bestock, Jam Ireland, Benet Howitt, Russel Lepard, Thomas Mnle-ck, fittoael Gann, Thomas Rider , Alexander =eased Smith Orison, Robert Haanab, sad John Wilmot. The Chairman pot the names seriatim to the iNelig. MA having taken a show of buds, declared the SIM es prleed in the " blue list" to be carried. Weida demanded a poll, which will take place this day. 'nuke were noted to the chairman ar.d the meetly, leeks sp. TIIIIIITT RABB. The meeting of this ward was told at Mr. Wiloackee Assembly Rooms, Newiagtonmauseway ; Mr. &luster is the shair. • kV. Sae'l mord the [enemies list :—Mesere. mo~lII. Baker, Bayles, B me. Drys.% Cooper, Durrant,Gover, Mrs, Hollead, Jones, Pugh, Read, Rohoos, Seagrave, ililmater, Tare, Winterbothere. Mr. Enos moved another list :—Mesere. hest, Boyles, Bose Bryant. Cooper, Geyer, Hollead, Jost% Path, Redfern. Aspen, liobson, Silireeter, Shaw, Stagg, Tars, Taylor, sad Whtterbotbas. 111 r. Pima. lag nbiaitted a third list, embracing the names of Messrs. Pugh. Seegramt, J. Taylor, W. Tern, M. Cohen, W. Woli n% J. Illidge A. Caber, J. Joseph,Jess" W. Dackr•U, 'W. Sparrow, 8, Smith, W. Resta% sod H. T. Raid: The Chairman put eh , names to a show of bean, sad then declared the list reposed by Mr. Snell to be tarried. • poll l a wns the. denuded, which will take Serse this ♦ day, sod after a vote of thanks to the Mahn& the again becks up. ST. P•171:11 W• 11). • antis, of the isbabitaste of this ward was lAA at S Wiliest, at the Literary Latitudes, T ool s%Waor t rood. Mr. W. Cook, is the °hair. Mr. proposed the "blue liit," vis., Meram.forthur Ashy.% Robert Psalms.% William Garland, Gaon. Radian, William For st% Meek Lindsay, James May, Thome Rogers, Joseph Sanders, Omura Shattleworth. George Solway, Jobs Tagus, Philip William llMmin John Wisterflood, and Charles Wood. Mr. Kingdom oniposed, as an sainidetest, the " white hat," , Illemen. Theses loess, Thames Ball, Peter Campbell, William Retry Gibe, Wm. Garrett, Richard H unt, Owes On% Henry Termer. Thomas Miteiell, Frederick Francis Tail. SSW, Wale. William Abbott, Juba Howell, Joseph Damns. and John Drake Sewell. Kr. Ravin ateccated a woke a =ea from both lists, se that by that mesas they md/Stsocitme the right ma for the right places. The chair- INS Om pat the same retied's to the meetly& and on • dim Ili Mole of takes there appeared a °aided ma. YAW M Moot of the white list. Mr. Stevens demanded a L piu ea the pert of the blue list, which was appoistal to iaci. tomorrow (this day). Mr. George Augustus wag elected auditor. The meeting then ad- *MSC ST. TITIA'S At gig o'clock • smells. of the electors of St. Peter's Ward was held .t the bassi Schoolroom, adj St. Peter's Chortle, Waloortb, Mr. Bose, of the Dcieer-road, is the chair. Mr. Wood, after • few etrommelose, proposed the blue list " for motels's. It °poetised the outs of Messrs. William Chaska. William Carter, Edward Ctodsit Denim. Jobs Diplrok. Willits Haw/ Diskant, E lamed W. nabob', Mambos ?fadeouts', Georg* Otirsey, ▪ William Lasers es. Hoary Risme, ▪ Parltirs, Hem Pries, James Pile, Edward Hank , Ealehets, Willies Rennes. Steamed Scott, flessoel Soso • Tbsons Tatum, sod Smart Brook. Mr. Waite@ mo- Vth:, Mmes. Geterss Newtoo, William IM, William Boeklasd, Owens Lissey, Isom Hisidos, Willits Fry, Eiward Oiffmd, Henry Hinton, Themes Tatum, Jolts Cellazd, Jaw s Thames Sterbitlim„ Janata George Soehltod, Malaria , Freda , Mal. Edward Prone, °mops Kellum's, Russel Brooks, Joseph Pen's, William Hill, William Ott, sod Abel Collis'. The Chabot. tiles pat the sum to • show of brads, sad de aling the seams somprieed fs the obit. list, with thre• eseopthros, tp have • majority. Mr. Wood deassded • pall, whist will take plots this day. Attar • *Wow sod ershowbat itregslu dissessims, the SPAstisi broke op shortly beim 9 edock. P MAISEL OF IT. LOKI (W an No 6). Yesterday, to eseerdases with the provioloos of the above mg, eaespayere •f Me word sot to sleet oleo orstmairs sad two auditor. Dlr. Yeller pleaded The fellowiae rap wife Merged :—llesers. Eeett, Dag, Creed, ?Mips, Madding, Fieber, Trees. Hartley, sad Wats... ST. THOMAS, SOUTHWARK. Lest sight a meeting of the ratepayers of this perish was Reid Is Ow vests, Tees of the parish 'burgh, to elect vasty. Messed aseoad auditors wader the set. Oa the viatica of Mr. Wise, rd by Mr. Coadeli. there were assalagesly a lma we s s y l oss.—Nissere. Safe, Bei Sad, Dr. Wilke, Dr. Bosses. teg. B re. Stsither, Walker. Oath ~ Steam Crederd, W Brews, Bhusall, Darragh, Kerr, Griefs- Zir eid ßluadee." awl Thrums. Os the motion of Mr. , seteaded by Mr. Thrupp, Meson. Illebee, Theatea, Windom, Armstrong, sad were taistseedi dated auditors. PARISH OF HACKNEY. Tlts palish M HoeSsm, he lb• paream of Sir B. Hill'. Am, is Mvidlei kb men we. emends; 120 vietrybee. Tie ant beellse et mem= (kw tb. Beekasy ward, estemeb. LS ryetsio) ees bald at the Tows-ball yestor day bes, at Ws o'ileakt Me baler skereltwardea, Mr. Judas Wetly, impyfeelbs dab. Twisty-tee basses bete yesimaid as mama, eat et want la. Mamie, IS eel. , vb., Mimi J. R. D. Tyres, Mend Led tug: H. Lisa, C. Orem W. Dials, J. Fruitland, T. H. Martel, F. lUebirds, J. Ramsey, T. litst Raney, Yeti., W. Law., globe, Task. sad Fee UN Cage et auditor, )Ir. J. C. O. Beim* 744=6"111 sallebtell.--)12. Cable. Orms add be through tee est ti Ids Lied imbed, bet ROM =very lesperhaly estimated It. Wass tits several dea MOM bob 1)3 vestiybse. tam vestrysts. 1' THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 13, 18311 .. , "7 ). " •7 • wall ell blitilAbies. Übe bad paid matey. Ker peeks wee 7W . a poi. Ws ismoliten lag 141. ayear. The its~ WA It wee herl eatredermaes. Tbs iseelwat hal resliti is a lad desable part at she tows, sad had a loos tt I li a r aL ip expiated three sestlesara The imeheat sears wee t to las Is. OM , aid ewe west to ladle. Kr. erkaMaer Phillip bald that the Parapet Dad espostadons, sa4 ordered per diesbarp. Ur 113.10711 X Imam. Ms was • sem swiss taw nessaise AN. sal Ms. Tb• land lis ss=t iss a slask ill =••••==s , satast. The dessalsliewSwasiss. Is saw bet Is Use (Ides Ise 4wis assolasells NOW •• ea "attarsal.' last was a that Os mistake ~Ad Sits mass tsr Issasi. _ The avast he Iwarlag was disesissed, awl wallow; poled, with peotsesica. vedtbovirtrappois•Noma d 114-upos ideal glossies wattai et Os NS frodvA What weed **pomades parties et tbiajoi=ses Ane le i• t ?MOINE.= : As for es I meddle a* an. PAIOOIIIIAL Exam= yams ma IMIAL WA smeanart Aor.—To4sermr. (WsimoloY) *s 4oin• ekes noisy taw Loodllaboriosol A a s. is psofsbos of flt. Pomo mg Clionneo, on to trio plow. mid 14 =ebb* is 111111111 Ni le MO day. le to Inn non so ilso y. oliwolows of ynas era sisos tolls lion is tin wont wank owl olio pond ins Olden 'nlito sot will tau an se sbo lot of Juan. WARN:IOOIMM AND CLEANS SCHOOLS ANNUAL DINNIR. The Seaga disuse is aid of the toads of this valuable Weary tea Weep 'eon/day analog at the Liaise Tavola, Hader the et Lord Joss Rueessb, esi wee min ettenni. The inn . t anl sow hew of gauge a esswine wedleatina a Ihe ernagemeate dm elet hell, bat hantitevery use wee atimeedy eintesaft seated, and la osaseaseen et the ilk* eagebludlis et_ the esiehabneatj_teley we wee she arsetainit Mots end allielled. Tan neat unessineeeenstatew of 'Set Wide drawn at We Cleild hal mon a t be ia ma welt the. mai a deteemnaties lies wined at ae nay poled of the wetting to new hi iordebip, that whatever night he the leatility /Web ie deal emboss bed emplaned fa the Wenn at Ile e s. genendly, it was hg no news &mei by the sera sad dean who gay tesegeteed in Melt peel . a ter it bleb elates and indweee ciewslay Messed to al his Wenn the eine et tbis Whet s exed and dust* Th• *a& bed wee *resew t ea eateries the roan. lei samequatly at various of the weakes, whim*, seder of the proseediege t him nose peemiegatly Whoa the needeg. Anot the km* et Si tneshowled hale woe Liddy at the heel We were Newt Geerge rs = Lea, 4. P. leakee t WeLliwie Ofallikx. = Leanne, W. J. Towel& W. Mil. Li., La .17 ef two hundred gentlemen set dews to Water. A salsas* party eider the dirndls of Mr. Issehed, and esespeleleg the siesta of Kisses linefort sad Ryles, Main. Osage aid W. 1. Reastoid, were Is atiseinee, sad podaNial a edectics W mast sage is the awns et the .:2 Lord J. Rem* opposed to lee la the beet heath int rite, sod eithiseed himself to the busbies of the win neeneadeble eon and nonestans. The am east was " The Queen ;" of when the Chair- Ina said , that gamey years' expanse of bet Malesty's oldie end private virtues eel y served to lateresee the at te attesimarat of the British people towards their sovereign. (LOA dons) The nett toast wee "Prime Albert, the Prince of Wales, 1 sad the rest of the papal fanny." Of ate Prime of Wake the Chairman obeined that Ye had seated his fourteeeth year, gad wee sow • period of his life whet the media seelit wetstee: educatioa ha had IMOOkral. (Hass, mei cheese.) Lord John Rama Mild that is future Mmes his Royal Bighting woad Or mine an honour to his eoutata s td , to twee who had bad ille nests of his odueatioa. .) The Cnalaskx again role to give " The Army and mew l ." Roane he was On about to gin a tout which bid ohm bun in Use of peace with a prophetic m rah wilapethea of E envies which the army and navy woad Ile nerdy es wnsever war ahead erica. (Hear, heat) lie hew to give It with the winos. that all 1 that wad haw hese sensed of our gallant army and =had bees gallantly performed. (Loud chem . ) mud all be proud of that army which, 1 hug only as renterou es the cauti could it out at the deal outbreak of the war bid still at Alma performed the most daring feats, sa d had carried Owes positions fa three hours which it was .:peeled would have resisted for three weeks. (Loud cheers.) They would she remember that, when that army had bees redwood by Renee and privation of every kind—by cold, and want of hid, sad clothing—they fought the world.farecus battle of boatman*, sad against six times their ember gloriously astained the honour of the British flog. (Loud sheers.) Bat, however much they might admire the daring of those who fought their battles, he to observe that the Janes • icings sad power o b riadine that enabled men, day after dsy, sad night Age sight, to sustain the What, of the trenches without the inspiring chalice of encountering the enemy fen to hoe, tut still in momentary danger of his rifles and artillery. was equally worthy of their admiration. (Loud cheers.) Howe ever great might have been the enrage of those who battled in the field, the soldiers of the trenches had also set as simple which he hoped might be worthily emulated is future times. (Bear, bear.) They bad recently bad .ts rejoice in the fall of Bebeetopoi, the object of all these battles sad perils. That stronghold which bad been supposed to be impregnable tort now the prise of the allied erode+ and they had fu“ber to rejoice that while the British t;oops bore the brunt at the battles at Alma and tokenises, their allies, the French and Sardi nista', had won the battle of the Tehernsya, and dually taken Sebastopol. Hs trusted that •'ie lotion consummated by the assault on Sebastopol, might be oily the presage of a long and enduring alliance between the two countries. (Loud sheers.) Its might, he hoped, be permitted, as cue .Raglanwh of bad dud before the fi nal triumph bad owned, fee be was sure that all the wise Isoatorm hie departed Mead had taken, all the firmness he had displayed, merited the reward of partieipatiag is the Seal victory. (Hear, bear.) Bat the 'samples furnished by men like him would not be lost ; they would be preserved to future gene. name, sad would show is what school England Dratted up bar miners, and what pupils the great Deka of Welling. tee had limned. (Load avian) With regard to*. navy, Obeli IpMentsy was too well knows to require any eulegium ~,slim. It must be a disappointment to them that they Milan bad sa opportunity of meeting the enemy's fleets in hostile array • but still, in every operation in which they had been engaged, in the Sea of Azoff, and lat 'Libbers, they had ditplayed all their characteristic gallantry, sad if ever the enemy should encounter them, they would no doubt give as good an account of the struggle as they had is former times. (Cheers) With these kw words be would propose " The Army and Navy ;" bat he well not sit down without alluding to the conduct of our heave alike the Turks at Stlistria, and ion recently at =w— l i e L:•d i. e t heers)—where they had shown that, with they were fit to rank with the first soldiers in r e wield. (Rear, hear.) Hain WOOD, 115 an al= of forty yeas' standing, to tweed Wanks for the army. Seeing so many ladies in the Wary reminded him of the invaluable services which a hay, Miss Nightinple. had rendered to our sick sad weetaded soldiers In the Riot. (Loud cheers ) The CHAIRMAN in rising to propose the toast cif the wean 1, "Prosperity to the Warehousemen and Clerks Schools," said that it would not be neceseary to waste many verde in admiring the cause of charity and benevolence, which was what had brought them together on that even lag, Be begged leave is a few words to call their atten tion to the rapid growth of the institution. It ap pend that la December, 1853, the first suggestion was sada of piggidist for the orphans aid neeemitous children of avadminsoss mad clerks, and in less than sin weeks UM use mid by SU young men themselves for the of Ilisidler 1116 institution. (" Bear," and cheers.) I r il saes s thee after, the principals, finding that It had ben 'Oaken up with so much spirit, come forward, sod in gifts of Mir. or 1001. eamoribed: the large total of 4,0001. (Hear, lame.) It appeared further that after a short ties* the sabseriptioes bed ea much augmented, that after one of their public dieters so Ms a sum that 10,0001. was fended, au nasal Sons of 1,0001 as ertained,and a balance left at the bankers' of 83015Fitteen children had already been admitted and six mote were about to be elected, making twenty-ems in all, wbe would be provided for through the Gamins of the sasociatios. Is additios to that, ground had beam abided, nod they would shortly bays a building et their HRH tor their permanent establishment. Having whicellatot t u ts faets, been se le s w= Ili i t o z u tot:atm:jai whlch iastitaraud imressed as rapidly, and comprehending ea large u class as the wateloweemee sad clerks of the wholesale dealers of IbM emtatry, weld net long rends without ezperincing • eery great *antes. (Hear, hear) He @spotted that 118 • low years the sehools would be largely segmented. aid that those who through their industry and talent had UMW fortesiate in the world would not knit to cootribute eageoldhing towards the support of the orphan children of rave who had sot bees so fernaste is themselves—(ebettes) —..d thus save their eomeades that pang wh eh ha believed was the bitterest is lite, that of hoarsen that failing health would oblige them te leave their children destitute on the Morld. He appealed to three who were Gamed in the bui lt= of life, and would tell them that there was not a more tonosolatory refi-etios than that they bed helped iestintions like the present by their assistance owl Illoollge (Hear, bear.) They wars pre.eminently the weeklmielem ; bet it was almost a misnomer to call any elan, Is Ibb messy in patticular. the westing clam Tie ha ess IMO Is this away of Oren Britain, with some assailbsia mai* Inn far from numerous, they all belonged to the wield", amen. (Loud cheers.) From the Quest es the threw, who devoted some hours every day to eon ems sleeting the public welfare of her king dom, doses te the bushiest labourer at from four or five shillings a week, wit kelild= mittiitere, MAIIPSNIIR merchants, and estate who fulfilled their duty, they ellidaesetirdheesViii wor king • tesre,d shame the wet t hose h who mei anis limped to the welkin dames, sad their object ems embSum. They misled me '124 isii•ser7 but eds. odes mil eindiarshis rankle. et ilea sad it was bat 1 It that these snow: then who did act attain the same sue au es of aewld at least haw the scasolmin of Wilkie, that those who bed been their feign labium , woad think of their mesa children after they were lien The noble lord ocaeleded by upsides the neat whin wee received with great cheering The Ran. De. Amam i = the health of 'the obehleans wad lead sal ripened Leak I. end ha was am gong to make a poi tied la wean Li the eerywares meaner is w hie hod beet resolved. He bad no fault to fist will plight fir altruist with ass In opiates, for of whet we weeds/ Pee esasetatloa, if the people were set to term War aphis hen their owa views and their oinked, Ii ▪ Re Wild say say, that la all the seethes int lad nob aides the coarse of his nag polkas' life, his eely Wen ha hew the welfare of the eoustry. (Bear, beer.) Re milt ban ben mistakes; bet ha had always toted to dse beet aids judgment. (Cheers.) A sanitise was thee node, whlibuteenied ea the whole W drat 47004 Lag tea' P . IL ODUST CEP 11114114. aft sus Mos he annum—. sumo arm OEMS MM. SAL 4. Whaalim—leaittral. Mr. Potiniarff appoara kg tr. plaistiff. ohdi Mr. Jaye, Ise the dolhadaat. This trat as adios Nought by Shapland% Mime BM, M mosmir Om the dishadeat, a granger mareing sa badma t h e Loadowitiod, the sem et the gamy MN ma si by her to the asimisat at a period whoa rho Mmiler ago. It apparel oS lbs part of the phial dlo and bar mothar, who tomb humble destamallasso. Ima. Nab the last MAN months, boss pea to 224, of Nike um t h e dethailsat se odwe ellis ra. sad to May last the plaiatiff Named the dr brims 30e, sad it was to mow that sass that the proseng aides was Moak& p a the d,Nadaat, whom ems was supporta by his owa lestimosy, it was atheaptod fo be shows that the INK was paid by Mrs. BM. the plalatirs madirm M kiss for the osmoses of bar sad hes dmightork build sad lodging_ _hir as years. assist whia Om Ow bad mama with dm dothadsrat sad his family. sal that the MI. sow taught to be rewired was Mama sea preemie to the dasadaN for his kiadams to Mrs. ROl during her Plasm as wall as is seastdosso with a geoesies mode by the pidatiffiliND yams bask, dm bariag premised to preseat the dasminat with& vial* sad nit of imam se most as eke reosiwod farm la gawks. The ea se brig oscupiset_ the sews for semi lends of time, a masomamon WS MK haves, the Named eaunsel, whoa it MS agora that • mast should be taken for W * MIN ML. 1M nom{ slims& Mr. Boma Meilia MAN oanonnod fa ths ewes adopted, seised ths danithat who wee is the wilassialosa to be takes fate sostady fee i al as ury ;a TM loathed Jat e lt s sz ia in f sessalta W sot of t. addraislag the mid —l ham sot the soot dmabe bat that yes ham Nei guilty of the meat window" unapt perjury. and bat As 800 revisal's that Nail audak M yoa when emaillog the bar the Old Bailey, by bales osmatittod by a judge a this seal. sad tbat the fad amy sosuaktiag yam 'NC destroy the sty shawls the post .41 bes of samay, woad at oaoo mad yea to sismi t ror a Z fie }M y.ar Dubs the tiro you were hies swearing yourself I iwl a Nauman before me ia year ems heads/Wag, which .1'414 perms your gait, sad what odds to 'that galt is the bass iagradtado you have shows to these poor pie Is Nada, bare to asked this mdse. to which yea bath as the slightest pawl fie adeaso. I shell under the stronammasse I have insedsmall loam you to bs dash with by , the asiatiff 's attorney, whit will no doubt take yes before a magistrate. • /011124.211 e . ass.—)wreath TILANSACITIOM This cal 51 settee brought by the :admit, who NAN Birmingham, to mover from the dothadast, a isatta Nassau NAM same lowa, the sum of 2461 for seam MI sad nesivod Ist the phdatiffs Ns. The dohadsst pals 111. tuts court s andas to the balance of tho sannat dermal —1601., he OWN rim 'adobes& Mr. Pajama Wllfau sad Mr. Gray appeased for the pisitiff, and lie. ids is James sad Mr. Mold rep sussed the defendant. bath the plaintiff sad &loudest an sporting shamming & sad It appeared from " the plaintiff's ems that sa tho 10* a May lost. before the Derby" was nut, lea dopsilled MU. fa the beads of the dideadaot as stskobsi&rr to gilds tat malt acertain wagon which ha bad laid with mins per. seas ea the "grand mint." Is use Witham the plaintiff had hid 160/ to 61. ainst " bait Paroll " eta • Mr. aldloon. Wiritaisff th e Derby balls, dimathia as to the passim resources of that medians. be 611 Sudsy. W 20th of May, three days before tha Dodo was sts s salted on the defendant, and intimated to Nut ON Po would require Rideau to "sever the messy," mho wan at sass " swath " the bet. Wilson sot haviag ins this, the plaiatit otheklarod the bet "off," bat "to maks a ," be baring attended the Ram tele gins; 11" bed s t i s isel letbe sure feadant at Birmingham An ra No was wet, sad whisk resulted in the success of " 11, mayhem "D 3 as poet with any of the 2461. allimiliag in your bomb until yew bear from ma" This, bother with the MUNN= be had giros the dassidaat thatibo Si. wee to be Naha by Bidet's or the bet was to be asaddisrod as withdrawn, wore relied as ea ads ropadiatiag dat ed wager altogether. For the damns it was denied that the pidatiff had with• draws the but OS the tlanday oreniag, sad as a proof that sash was sot the eras it was coateaded that bad be dose so be would not bare seat the telegraphic sasseago_ _adoring the defendant to retain the mosey la his heads, whisk latter did not amount to a withdrawal, as the event on which the bet was made was decided before the atemage Ins seat. Thu learned Judge told the jury that it was a sew purely tee their oonsideration, and as tits oviderios wss of • most conflictiag character it woo fm than to say to which side they gave credence. 1 The jury after a brief deliberation. a verdict for the plahitiff--domages 1501. Manta COURT OF r.—Nov. 12. lIWORIt I. IN RI SCULLY AND lICIILLT.—ZDDONIINT. The beakrupts wore wholesale eberseasongers, of Curtain road, Elhoreditch. Their application for smallest, was heard on Friday last, whoa they were opposed en the 'mad of molder wading. sad a charge of obtaiallsi goods by frau dulent repreesstatioos was preferrod against sae of the bankrepti. His Honour now gave Judgment. He said Ilion there was atw of reckless and imerovideat tradieg, this was one. The bankrupts were very young man, who, on the death of their father in 1852, bad taken to his business. They were not mere adventurers, having begun with a wall surplus of SOUL a 7001.; bat they had rushed into trade to an enor mous eztent, so mush so as to Pelts surprise at the innallsess of ths profits ; for on purchases of upwards of 111,0001. in n years, their profits had only bees 4171. 191.11 d. Surely if anything could be called reckless, sash a trading deserved that name. They tapped ter • memest to take stook, which was most important in a heehaws like theirs; to that on their failure everything was left to assfeature. The neglect to take stock sad keep a stack leek was the puss of many, many failures, and of the greatest dicatisfsetion tooroditors. Mother sztraorilleary point was, that though these men had kept a cash book, it had spar emboss Pat up or balanced &tries the period of their trading. The result was obvious. They sever stopped to inquire, or they must have become aware of their sonilids• sooner, for their profits were barely i per cent 41171.—while the trade es had te2,11M11.. the Personal to 1,0691. charges had tog.liW.. and tb.,eusooattol,o69L It g was said that the demesds softamd dicer* was small, bat comparatively it was wry large, fer It was double the profits. The bad debts alma nearly equalled the profits. Another charge was profaned, yid* if sustained, would bring the bankrupts smile the penal section of the sat—that of obtain's* pods hem Mr. Laming by fraud or false pretence. They bad dealt with Mr. Lamle, to alms intent, and be bed been in the habit of trusting them to a considerable amptat, sad they beg bat pretty regular In their payments. Os two 0018111.111. the tnnmetioa complained of they had paid Idea sums than that for which credit was °Wa d. M tits goods bad not been raisapptopriated, but aced II t%ta i. nary course of trade, the evidence was not sedident to sop port the charge of obtaining them with a fraudulent inter tios. That charge, which applied only to sac of the bankrupts, Thomas Scully, could sot be sustained ; but bit conduct on that Possioa was blameable, as be had bees ;panty of an untruth ; and it was part of that reckless mode of going ea whieb had marked the whole of their trading. Though acquitted of the charge of fraud, T. Badly had hem Pillar of very pass miseondust and very miss@ wing doing towards Mr. Lemiag. There were midpilirr dr. suenstaness is the ease; the beakrepie were bah sod icesperimesed, though old ewes% es anisuilini ma miss between honesty sad dideenesty. They were 4 1019 " guishsd from men tameless% havieg enesseded to their fathers Dustups, sad had •Me capital and fa fbilif failure they bad gives up 1171. is sash, • very faesevable feature ; for it was toe commas for bank rupts to make awe, with ell their ready mosey, or to make what was called a parese. This fast tended to remove the supisiosof their having Mr. Lanier's goods fraudulently , for= W up more th an the anima of those goods. _pts were equally guilty of reeklesetrading. ne bolus,* Theme. Wile bed obtaieed Mr. Laming's wield bare lir sordirais for %ply' mouthnt lbe iris Orbs alljudisadso tin of Inas The smil• eedc of the ether hiskrupt would be suspended far airs Mondhshena die ems pried. As they were yeag mvess lila Nen Mt wish to stigmatise them, so as to Mein spin robs:Was la trade ; the certificates would be of I 011 IMlSiii dies. Mr. Lawmen—Will your Hearne Semis pant probe. lies until the periods of supessios mire The Commiesioner—Ob, yes. INSOLVENT DEBTORS 101. 141.1011 r. 12. se a Ail Maths' beta Milel *ma few weeks preekno. Dr. Vsnetrathea easeinted.arl - witases nil Was MOM has N M hmlees gnu* , the losesat bag U. 16e. Ho to ewe Pr. Vataghes t _whe gave him v gen oo esi in Wins - Dr. Vaughn beaded Ida tbe rendre be NM, if any person asked bin when the Aiwa ease frost be was * tell a lie, sadsay Robe*. ay (ist KettherWs Mr Balleathie—Ugligaalgesistosek him as very, -slat a doer Pena @buil bin to tell a Ile is term. He did nee ernalas it to be his duty, isnristrato win Dr. Tswana. The rev. goat* wesde, "_Till . 6 lie." awl He set at all nand his 'limb Re hal nerneyea she bow. reesipt, it bales his sweet In bun seek lonneale at Nes his austensge ant*. Ma elb. Osage to r l iz t e tbe ernes et the *Moist din* of N. Matthew. NM knew penes M *. the lan William Rana, w ho Ilvel at enekwellgreve whisk wsil without the Marin of Bt. Matthew. The 6: payable too the gremlin genes, reeking winks the Olin was Sa o milk It ma dieshie, sr lb., to those esble, whin* He rental i hired the arrileatiou to bury Mr. Rana bid trade by Ripka, au undertaker, la coasegames sake he west to Dr. Vaughn's, sad Ilaydasikasandl him TM objeet of the audertaker's *endow was to meson* whether Dr. Vaughan would take lassie fees for the basil eta hod? i whops death took plasm out of the dietrin The donee o reply to this was, that he Nell sot bhp less 'Ma doeblel lees. Dr. Vaughan said to Haydn, that If anybody asked' Na when the Newel ease from or what were the hes, he was te tell a lie, aad my it sane hen lielonntreet. The single fees were—grnad fee, Gs.; the death fee to the minas,. lie. 641.; the dude's fee, Is. tld. ; sad the eszteses tee, le. 4d. altogether 17s. 6 d. Haydn paid Ma. double s = . Tim rough book (sow pradissol) Is that in whisk rel i ll asoban sawed his foe. no boa as burial of Mt. William Raven 'stand ea the Is(h SeMeater, 11164. Then we the following salty is Dr. Vaughan's handwriting • " Willies Raven, Robert-street. SS pears of ap-11. By Mr. Balleatine—Re dMuglit it was rather • noel thing fir the pen= to ask the ealarleker to tell a He. Dr. Vaughan had sever directed his to tell • lie about station bulasse. The rev. platinum bad given his nosy to pay a Caren out of his house. It was ea the 121 k of July, sal the snout was 12J. It was very geserous sad Wiesen sulisequently brought as erne naiad the I reversal defendant for 21. 100., who* Dr. Vaughan pressed bin for the 121., brought an Wks agonise him for the amount, sad recovered it la the Canty Court. Winne had sever beta amused by Dr. Vaughan of stalls' the burial Ma Is the ease of • person awned Rarriscno, be received pendstioa ben Dr. Vaughn to keep back 65., la order to nava it to the relatives of the donned. It was the such.. of the doctor la cases of poverty to roars the nos, sad Ibis we an of those eases: Kr. Roger,, in order that his testimony might not be we legated in the other mem dinged in the vonstons, put in a lespy of the roguery of banal of Kr. Raves which be had einem' from the parin ose•Vj• sae • net of th e of bullet of Maine Mollie, who died at Guy's ea the MK November. 1264, and is the ease of Jose Webb, who died me of the diesiet. In all these mess 11r. Chalon showed, by the destemen produced, that, although the dotter had nosivoildiemble fees, he had (rely serninted for single fern to the desectswardens. This MN the case for the paneentima, as ter as the ease Cl Raven was concerned. Mr. Ballantine contended that this was en infamous and malignant charge, 'oncosts& by peones when defeadant had offended. and encouraged by others in a higher }mina in society. Dr. Vaughan repudiated the charge with indig nation and horror, although peprhape he hod fallen into mis takes ineonaistent with the charMter of a minister of the Gospel. Dr. Vaughan wee a usamit s =rty end possitime, and he was charged with havieg email nem whin would pnbably amount to 41. or a year to add he • Mega fortune, of which he was posseesse. The leaned emensi designated the whole preseedine u a bees and vile= lacy, and contended that there was no poond gr Dr. Vaughan to trial on the tesiamay et sash ninnies se Haydn and Malty. It was a surd be snyeesee that Dr. Vaughan should have been so madly reskises, so ensign of reproach, as to ask an undertaker's men to tell a lie In ern, that he might rob the parish of a few shillings, In Thing the whole world to come down to denounce him m e liar, a swindler, a scoendnl, and a thief. Kr. Joseph Mary-Churn Vonglisn, a sem of *ennead defendant, and a member of Trinity Hall, Cambridge. scald that about the middle of September, in 1864, while the chalets was raging, Hayden and Malby earns together "ben the (weal of a person Dan ed Raven. The doctor met them at the deer, and said that there had been complaints about the number of interments that had taken place in the I ohniebyard, and he could not be troubled with the applies- I den. Re referred them to the churchwardens. No nark wee made about money. If the doctor had told Hayden to tell a lie he must have hosed it. Such an observation he wee certain wee made. He nmembend his father making the entry of Raven's death in his book. It wee thus] et Raven, of Robenstreet. The amount entered was Ils. l tar pond fee. He put down what the sexton told him, and there was no registrar's certificate predoced. There was a great difficulty at that time in procuring registrars' tar diest's. By Mr. Clarkson—There bad been two meeting' in the w as in referent* to his father. He went to the first, but it was c o of inferior persons, and be did not attend the second. Witness did not fetch people from London to attend the meeting on behalf of Dr. Vaughan. He went into the parish of St. Clement Dane, Strand, where his , father was formerly curate, and he saw a person named Pearce, who said be would attend the vintner and bring men others withOT i him. He did not know what business Pearce was in n what street be lived, bat it wee in the first street past Temtle Bar. Palate and his Monis eine down in cab', and aft r the meeting was over they anal be their expenses. Witness said be would call upon dent he the morning, and he did se. Penes said his expenses lad been 136., and witness gave him 17s. Penn wanted men, but witness would not give them more, as he said he should not like Dr. Vaughan to know that he bad paid them to come and show their respect. (Laughter.) Five men came down and proceeded to Dr. Vasgken's house, where they were invited to partake of re frosheisate—beer and wine. He never heard that direc tion were gives to the men to put out the lights of the meet ing, to leave a rap at the chairman, sad to put an end to the pressedings. Dr. Vaughan went into the TOM while the men won there. did net converse with them, bat Ire might have spoken to them. When the m e came back hese the meeting they mid that they had had no oppor tunity of showing themselves, as the meeting was so violent, arid all one way. (Laughter.) By Mr. Ballantine—Re was net at all authorised by his father to employ Pearce. He took the course he adopted solely upon his own responsibility. By the Magistrate—When there bad been a difficulty se to obtaining the registrar's certificate, Dr. Vaughan had taken the sesztoo's word when be was certain as to the place where the funeral had come from, upon a promise that he would produce it as soon as possible. He recollected that that was the ease upon Raven's instal, end afterwards le the funeral of a person named Begbie. (Witaess withdrew this statement shortly afterwards, alleging that he had been confused by the laughter of the persons near him.) He reeollected the case of a person named Harrison, in which the certificate was not produced. Mies Lydia Brougham Vaughan, a daughter of the do. fondant, remembered the application about the funeral of Raven. Kathy and Heydon cams to her father, who said he could not entertain the application, but referred the case to the churchwardens. Site stood by her father the whole time hialby and Hayden were there ' end she was sure that no money or papers passed betweenthens. By Mr. Ballantine—She recollected five men coming to leer father's house in the evening appointed for the meet lag, to which she heard they were going. They had nfreshments. Mr. Clarke= —Rave you been in this court before Witness—l doo't know what that has to do with it. Mr. Clarkson—l only want an answer. Witnees—A person insulted myself and sty sister, and we brought him to this court . Mr. Clarkson—What did the magistrate do with the sea ? Wanes—The man was discharged, and the summons was dismissed. Yr. Clarlessa—Did the =migrate say he could not be lieve you t not Mies Decline Vaughan confirmed the statements of the last witness. Dr. Vaughan did not direct Hayden to tell a lie. If be bad done so she 'must have heard it. No money or paper passed between them By Mr. Clarkson—She »membered the live sea coming M her father's house, bet be did not talk to them. Her smother was is the teem, but to the hest of ideates's belief the bad no conversation with them. The nee, eke believed, Wee to attend the antis( is old parishioners of her father, bed she had no knowledge of her brother having gone to Leaden to fetch them. Mary Malt!. a *errant to Dr. Vaugliseshoues, coallresed the ev , dence of the Misses Vaughan, and spoke positively to lie fact that no snowily or paper p av ed. This coniple i ed the *vides.* n the ease of Rave., sad the esegistrate said it was too late to proceed with the other 1 eases . to day. Mr Ballantine assured the magistrate that he should be able to answer the charges egalast Dr. Vaughan la every liertlealar. The further hearing wee adjourned till Friday, and Dr. Vangkenretired, havian found the aireemary bail. HAMBLIIRAKITIL Mr. Charles Bradwell OirlMh. a banistimat-law, of No. Hare-court, Temple, wee Wars Mr. raster, at the isms» of the Blind d Gerwiliens fsr the Fulham liaise, fat deserting his wife end sewn ddldies, whereby they bad become chargeable to the pad& ef Mesemessmith. It appeared that there was no preef IbM ilse iblentlent (who it was stated was living with else* woman) bad bad a formal applicatios made to him for thew K.'S o f kie wife fami. He was amordin reettotW and hi a end lmlnes of ly bail was removed to him` Renee of Velandon. the ANTICIPATID Taw- OUT AT sulestssi tomcat sot ionises at Wig.* is O WI w tbs OAL of 6 per lest. reassilisis u r n tbsir I nge. ma& b y ibm—T=he oirstess. TM sdissess obtained by tM allies* es dm prim tbos hi 1861 *Boast se ea image st *sib snips by a s T , LO:t oat. ; sal so bey as fathoms fa gbh souk the athati. that els lavis weeks fa Otht e Ltri ).l asiabboariver bareambe (LI =V "' lag alsigetbse Wig itys - .1 thy* an ulna hem Wigan. Wm to per M pay ea anse at te. ow the, ea a teal famsed met el )4,1•Ol. pat mama.. 7HB POLICE COURT& MOM TUZ MIT COMUZUOURS. IN 1.11 =WWII) 111V/1311111 This laminae. as attorney. applied ruder the Proteeties AM. Bergeod opposed foil Mean. Myth ; sad Mr. Nishob sumposeed. re t si tzjimisetigatios took plies as to ama of mosey hest a debtor of Meson. Blytb, who had employed the impolvest as their solicitor. Oa the schedule the debts were $141., mad be alleged that be bad upwards of 7001. swiss to bias, sad of that sus about 4601. was owing by Mr. Jerrie; wile lately bad the operas at Desrrisas Itlt spared that the laminae bad taus lb. ba s al o f the sot oes a former messioa. He sow tested is Great Conanarest, sad stated that the fermium ta the boon Weasel to his father, who bad paid for the mask leader the former iesolvesey. The ease ecespied dm mart till its rang, sad the farther beariag steed over wail tiremerow (this day.) mom us. osaarrOrn MIMI% IN MI 211L1111 The laminae, widow of Major Haman), applied to be disaharged. enditor, named Thomas, as insameir, opposed is pines ; sad Mr. Barred supported. The eassphdat was that a debt to about 8111. had bees ~repsrly mistreeted. The laminae lived at Pasties, sail asseerdias to the seeditor's statement. raid she expiated Imo sou hos Who, NA holier aid she bad as Immo --- Jobs Bradley, a pens& reepeetably dressed, sad yearns a Newts° medal, was shawl wi th dingdistly endues la the Park. Mr. Perry snarled teethe draftiest. Impostor Biskentes-1 wag es duty Is B Yes• teglia._ A peat sa - ber of persons were asegratirout 4 Vieth I saw ea lames.. nob !orgies their way towards a inelity is the park. I saw several wham esd Minims penes. forward with their , .. I west op to the plass, and ea forcing ray way the 'mob I hoM the dethadest la the set of gleam ... W - 10s of this description I Wired his gird pulled hthe sat et the moh, and WU hawed by a large soaker di pumas who yoked sad sailed apes toerowd not rIM the defeedest he takes sway. From the excited Mate ef the grew& I felt it a be theneary to remove the deadest from dre Perk. Nth Paiktr-le that dl I Really I ma at a Mes to km., what I am meows& Mr. Biros —The delbadeat is ekerpd with milestiag a new& therserstlas bills to the path. The abases under the 2 sad 7 Viet., see. 63 sad 61, were this reed be this east s It shall be lawfal for say essetabar gad kr all poem whest he shall mil to his amalgams% to take late terieff t witheigt a warrant, say pewees who witbia view of say ma thithable than offend is say manner again, this setj sad I 'MU be lawfal for aay metropolitaa sonstabip le take isle enstedy withouta wa r get all loose, idle, sad dleserkrly pewees whom he inn fad distarbiag the pablie peso, ita. Kr. Bingham inamiled that is bb spines the darn dent suss whirls the mesaleg of the int pectic& of the -4 0% "base, odkorisely penes. dinsabina the rain GMs. " Bel ar Loadby, the thief dark, " of ned the Min greatien It 1 eina beaded la large loam : irgisad. The I pnelisalus of the 1110•191eSe sow es is the =Mind. weeten, and earthen omenties of la whisk David 1101= th ary large Amy) Is the Grimes of e tho tlss t sad its betrayal this ememy to R. will r ula fruire be published weekly an the Are Pron pat .hhed by Magoon, and Co, inn-street, pries e. Parry—With respect to than ikaday assemblegm le the Peat, nose ma be more spavined than I am that they are public nuisances, sad ought sot obe Islaratoi. Bat I ban a duty to perform to those who ban intansted mo t the pablieben of this paper, sal *so& the delmillent moy I ham bees iadisomet in distributing Ilm bib I einelit gill fled that be has does any thing Mr. Bingham—The &leaden= the partisan, lime NM the partite glass for distribstiog bills, whisk wpm to be calealated to peedeas a brash of the pease. Mr. Parry—Let as me what is cm the Mlle. They me honed " Betrayal of England." Now if govermentleme betrayed the ocrantry there is ao law to provost inns Who lidak so 'renami b ng so ; aer is there any thing he la &Winning ilis to that effect. The ;artier who he elevated me adult that the defendant is their sense; siting seder their orders, and though the defendant may ban ben indiscreet la molesting the time sad place for die- Whittier his bills there is nothing illegal is his Emden The didisulty I feel in this ea eis that I outset find any I, deem in the set whist fairly applies to It. Mr. BinghaThe 86th chase applies, in which it is I peothied that say person doting say sot to disturb the petals plass may be apprehended without • warrant. It is Mon that the defeadant, whoa distributing his bills, had • mosidereble crowd colleen about him. Mr. Parry—That was the fault of the crowd, met the ciallesdant. It is proved by the unlaces of the police, that thin was *either stow throwing nor shouting--all that woo done by the &leaden was to diatribute his bills, the esepan=twhich the publishers am willing to take Wm Mr. Illoghtin-Oa the fasts of the um as brought before me, and gamilleriss the kind of assemblage in Rydepark lest Ineday, I *solider it we. highly indiscreet on the part of the &fondest to distribute his bills, end I entertain as doubt whatever that he was apprehended properly by the gam as a disturber of the nubile peace, inasmuch as he wee itliating smug the crowd a seditious and libellous head. bill. Is this view of the law lam borne oat by Lords Molt sad Ellenboreash. The paper distributed by the defendant there is no doubt il a paper tending to bring ins discredit the government of the country, end U this paper had been leaned by a person of importance. or is soy wiry to be feared, I should ban seat the distributor at an in trial to the Quarter Sessions. Bat I cannot be =t tel all that has bean going on In public places for rest fifteen or twenty years ; and, unless my memory fails me, the individual named is this bill as being busy es. pinning the crimes of the English government hes bees fat 4 kart period labouring under an hellocinatias or nee* meals about our ululate with Ruda. so that la the mai bo Ms set everybody asleep. I consider such a puma as ces In so way to be feared, sad I thunin shin an visit W o ff ence of the defendant, his gest, too steady. for thaw who read the public papers will know by this time enough of Mr. Urquhart sad his hobby to be h sick of both Bat, then, there are a groat numberira Baas who do act read the pipets, and who do not know Mr. Urquhart sad his hobby, se well as those who do, who will be led toning*. meet forth in these hand-bills, that pe• leellieelit Ms bees platy et high crimes sad mieleniamonsa. sad who will thaseaps set themselves as a sort of Hyda peek nellamsat he settle matters In their own way. I thisk h therefore to be my duty to visit this case with a ass of 31. Mr. Parry—Will you make the fins saddest in amount to enable the defendant to appeal ? Mr. Bingham—l las the defendant U. and a shilling ; lint amount, I think, will do. LAMBETH. The Rm. Dr. Jolla Vaughan, isaambeat of St. Matthew's Chun, Brine" appeared by counsel before Mr. Elliott, to s=ewer a swami= (phials':4 against him last week at the kmaes• al the elcurchwardens, who alleged that the row. liesillemen had been in the habit of falsifying the regions in lit sons pesolmel beselt sad advantage. Tien the statment whisk had beat nude by Mr. CU*. sea whoa applying fee the summons,it appeared that the rev. done bed hen I. the habit of keeping the miens of th a t it is the AMU of whish he is the lacumbest. sell that it ins his meth* to ban panne who ha Mild ant of the anent la tae burial ground of the abensh. charging doable foes ter them, whereas for the parishioners who din only isle Ms were charged. The doubts feu had be token la essay cues, aad the registers bad been labile' he the perpose el enabling the issmaisent to plus the Minos* I. his ova pocket, lamed of aissantiag for it, as he eight to hen dens. Se the shmsberseins. It was farther Mead that ia the mom shagged whist him the rm. gentlemsa led stated that the Mem es whets, amount be had , recive double fess had maid within the district, Mown it to be false, and %patina protases had only ammentsd fle Ingle few. The son seised great nearest, sad the mil itionvemint start tomilsergy crowded. Mr. P fee a peel...semen piths summons Maud . the sneers, ea Thursday last, at the Instance • DOI kr alleged perjury at the Loathe* Oman Coast. Mr. Danielle' (who bad bees thousand by Dr. Vaughan to to) mid be bad no tthiestioa, sad the case was to stead our for a week. The original case against Dr. Vaughan was then punned with ; Mato appearing for the perenatioa, and Mr. Eaße sad Mr. Prides*: foe the reverend defea dent. Mr. Ballaatine said that, la amottlanes with the Slllll3llOOll. Dr. Vaughan was is arts awe, and he suggested that the sonsread gentleman should he given Into ease* in the moil menses, so that it might be known who were restra ins for the oess. Mr. Patten said that tho reversed gentleman would %gear to the entmoias. Mr. Belinda , said that this ransom wee a scheme to shift the respeosibility from the churchwarden to the sir Penns had ventured to come bellied a mess & ftli stil to make a elanderuns statement spinet Nies. bat 114 net dents ey. Ma into custody. (Riess* fa stem-) After elellth farther dieeellgee the rev. frontline. wee 'Wm kW anted: by Mr. Alfred Staff. Mr. Prior, soli Mr. Ina Idwasle, the amehwardeos of Bt. Matthew's district shuck, of add* Dr.e..... the iseembest. The rev. gentles's. smith= at the bar. Mr. Cleahmea • et the peoseestlon said be would at one messed with the chug. molest the dearer in referee's to the ems of M. Raves. Kr. Thome. Bonk of Memel' Gross, Brines, mid be was the Nihau of the mend part of Kenalarten. fissek. well Grove was la bis anent. Re registered the death of Wm. Eaves, of Bieshwell death. reeve lahis diorite. (Re nwed the asedisate). Epos ; ginseng that death. he u gave the sortlissio required by the art of parliament to the who eighteen perms Mr. Oboist Busses, solisiter to the presesatin, said he enamel from Di. Toughen a artifices of the burial of Ronne shoung the Oses at whisk the diseased was soppiest to have died. It was a espy from the erighml entry la the eseistmo. (This dare ut was pat in, bet In ematsate am so sowspr Mr. reedecisk Maya ) Isla, he was aa undertaker. »- Mies at illoskerail. He meditated the funeral of Wm. Rana. Raves railed in Stockwell grove l In the linnet at if aab/ten. set la that of ISt. Matthews, Brines. In adze to the iatermeat of Rave., be applied to M42 ; the sense. es the mean( previous , • the femora ye. fused to take the iatessmat. sales witness sow Dr. Vanghao, es the deceased lived cut of the district. Oa the ielletelag seeroing witems saw Dr. Vegans. who at seas reboil to take U. Witmer npressated that Roses Rinds wen way maim that he should he bond Shim (MORE RIOTING BT THE LAND 3 CORPS AT BRISTOL. cas iwrei Trawsport Oar it no ol lit/timid.* Bristol mends 4,000, acid Si a amber of *salt 1 ' emprieed of the nand rettruits ' the differeat to giants of Irish Militia, sense of tumult and disorder an of doily eat almost badly noernace ; Weed, it Nem that the often, who lice is barracks two wiles hos iii ► city, in whisklitter ever &NO an billeted, have Mug on eoatrei sou their ins& On Wednesday last a way Mies riot took Pass ea the road to Hotel& Beane, scoa sso m heinous , * teed, aid ems of the scan wen savenly, g • set diagonally wounded. Oa the as.. eights lugs& et then. mud wi th Warmth thollifiathd mu masol. i s e the wpm of eocusening a ighting ereseda,.. gatfor who latervestlos of • very =w i t , would doubtless have dose wan have bees sadly {liaised by the Maass. On of theft Ilse his son, tad others have ben resisted unit he JA Os Saturday night a wens riot took O le m ca ft Jawise's Beek sad then were rows eloawbere. During gi e 4 t so lea thaw four of the eons, bay's; bees wounded Iluir empankat, wove swirled to the infirmary. o s Ms neighbouthoods of Lewis's Mud wid Bt. asess's Back were the swim of nth amines' mo w swam mire police force, at the Casual Stalks (debt on as wall as day), had aot only to be kept ia sop stoat riadirosi, but to be wore than ones tamed out The transpOrts wade terrible havoc at the Briunnia, it James Back, melba the pollee ase united /owe of Ikea, ma damsel When of the sticks, pokers, iron bus, &c., lei* whisk they wen arson, the most serif as, if sot roardstow, might ban resulted. The citizens were lcoc := l s sea mplaints spinet the body, and consider that the Mom have bun blamably negligent is their endsavoin to eahme discipline. The MlMes of the wounded lan it ry are W il liam Jenninp, William Cur, amp S, sadlGsey Buff. —.... TER FORSION CORN TRADE. (FTo the Mark Lao' ier►a+.) • p 146111 of flour have advanced two franca In Paris, the lop_quotation for the fi nest aembeing 110 f per 169 kilos. ; et dds advance, however, business became dificult ca d limited-so spiraled= was ring on, and there was raly Iraevision mode for pressing necessities ; second viand's were procurable at 105 to 1071. ; Spanish offered at 106 to 1061.; country flour to be had at 104 to 106 f. is plraty. Wheat wee also dearer, =aloe 69 to 60f. 60e. perm= el lbere. • good, 68 to Mlf. 50e.; ordinary, whisk is abandest, 66 to 674 . 6de per 120 kilos. Eye was firm. mi wrath fief. Se 54160". per 116 kilos. The provisos" mite $ ries is wheat of MM. to If. 340. At Maneilles Atria= wheat t 50f. per 160 litres far Nov. A cargo of white t:th had bees placed at 004 From Bordeaux we Will the raised eleveresed had rim from 72 to 74 shillings per wt., free es booed. Tlse Baleen markets were firm, or slightly dowse The weather wee rough at Antwerp, with a south wind. Some first quality white Spanish had brought 391 90e per 80 kilos. ; Swedish rye, 241. 60e. ; and Meal 1,000 hectolitres Americas, en its way, at 26f 60s. per 70 kilos. Brussels presents Similar hatilrel, se well m the "markets is Holland, bat now wheat was rather cheaper at Rotterdam. The weather bad been very variable at Berlin, with slender 'applies. Arrivals of rye from Hugon by rill were slow, and prices only slightly affected diver ward. Wheat was neglected, and flour rather =ewe Kosigsberg advises describe lees doing in wheat, with more animation to rye and other spring corn. Strata wee eta at the melees quotation. Bremen was unaltered. The Swiss market" were dearer, Zurich reporting a rise of If. 70e. per heat. on wheat, 100. on rye, If. 26e. co barley, wad 10e. per beet. on seta. The week's sales at Genoa were 7,600 beet. wheat, and 1,000 heet anise, at tic previous rates. Sales of Egyptian wheat bare beet made at Leghorn for January and February delivery at 211. per hest. Scarcely anything doing In other grain ; hams grown qualities were held for an Given= and there win few sellers at 30f. 60e. to 31f. 36e. per hon. Twenty Trash with wheat and air. had entered the port from Alexambis and the Danube, but they were nearly all bsuad for dm sail= and England ; many more were expected I. the crane of the month, with the same destination. At thralls there had been such a competiticie in the wheat market that 78s. to 801. per qr. bad been paid, and oi higk as 461. for Indian cora. A good deal of flour was reputed to be on its way from Ounce, Marseilles, sad other ports") Constantinople, where prices ruled very high. The teen for exporting wheat from Egypt was to cow on the 6th el JIIIIIISTI. All eon we. relatively dearer at Alexandria the. in London. At New York business in flour, after being for a shod period caressively dull, soddenly advanced slightly in era sequence of the necessity of the completion of maracas. tracts, and some speculation. The orders in town free Goat Britain and France are general; y below the actual rata. The shipments from the 16th to 20th Ottuber were 46,143 brls., Yin, 17.083 brie. for Groot Britain, 1.297 for Cork, 6,044 for British colonies. 11,713 for Havre, 6,647 for other parts of the cratisent, 1,926 for the West ladies and Atria. In wheat there had been some fluctuations: the deemed for export to England being less, prime bad receded cheat 29. Bd. per qr. 141,102 bushels had been exported hem the 16th to 20th October, 86,820 bush. for the United Kingdom end 64,282 bash. for Europe. Indian core war la less request, and rather easier to buy. In rye little had bees loos compared with the previous week, when a good did had been skipped to the north of Germany. As set= inqiry bad been exerienced for flour st New °floats at hig u her prices. Philadelphia and Buitimore show a lies basis's. and some downward tendency. Prim; of wheat at Hamburg had fallen Is. to 2e. per qe, still the rates were above a prospect fur export to Eralsall, 68}lbs to 60ilbs. having brought 83s. to 85s. for Belgian. MIN DOI Imported.' M ILESTUIi DellserecLi V4o.—Nov. 10. Pr. Btooo.l 1114 ARS OP TAI L 834. 10,130 1t.11.. 00 24,000 04609 HO 4,70. 41,5". 7,900 'ioi 21,440 31,R154 2 033 11Q,21$ 4, '52 !Boohoo hana. 24,021 11,0 St Delivery last week 2,v24 U Do.frosa M ess' arrivallast e..... 3,236 166 Do. from Ist June Prise Y.C. per sert. Do. Town 66.. id. Ms. M. 1 704 00 . Wash coding Nov. IS, 1834 : - arrivals, 752 ; deliver7. 2 , 7 M We ham spin to report an advance in the market hers. Ms dr eased Is lama, sod the trade I. still hereof s tock. notwithstardite the Wm dative im Montour warehottes. The small sopplui of sals‘ tam he tallow, each ulard,kc., the high prices of moat dociptioss doll, and the ocetlented abort supply of borne tallow, will lomat fa tee large deemed for foreign tallow. The market opened this elm leg quiet, with retkors at 70s. for Jmuary sod March, and at 69a. kid Z i mt. Sahrequestly the market was cleared l athe.* pries, ad 1 s adwastakas been sines paid. We leave off spot T.C. My 714 sid Ma. ed.: all Use year, 70s. ; December and January, 70s. id. eld: January and March, 70s. 6d. to 71s. The stock of ewe kiwi miS We quote : Australan sheep, 665, to ete.: beef. eh. to Me.: 60001 „ *merino, Ms. to 71s. Paira oil, 5... to Ws M a llow mama sat se 41..;wIIIII. Mica; °ellen, 60a. ; linseed oil, 43e. ed. 01 1 , 40 . 0 4 talloa Mains, 645. to MA. a al. ; town tallow, fes. M. set cash.-(From Mesas. Smith and Charlecis circular of NOM Mooing.) - COTTON.-Livaamot, Nov. IL-The market closed MeV, WI with more choice than it opened with at the extreme pries of let 0 wash. 10,000 bales were dimmed of-., 000 for mare sad ISM Maltallatke -*anapests, WO Bahia, at 6d. to 61(1.; 306 E07 6 "..,1 60 . 10 711 .: 2,5 00 Banta, at 34d. to 41d.; and MO lea Iseods, al me to laid. per its. -- 0011114-Yoan, Nov.lo-We base had a Mr quantity of Met at market lousy. tor which Mere wss a good demand as as Mese of le lola. per qr. Barley sells testy at la. per qr. ma the flora rale at last weak. Oats td. per dose, sad beans Is per cr. es mit has adenoid Se pm mant. Who .t., whit% s7s. to ban.. ~__P 1.',.. 1 .. qr.; red. ISSi. to 1164. Barley, matins. 116. to 4364 in" .s . •""'-.- 40a. Bye, Ma. Malt, 745. to 76.1. Oaln, 21..3 to s. MI. pa .... of Wks. Flour, 63e. to 66a. Per sack of ise. el Mil CATTLE.—Lxvizroot, New. met a fair inquiry at 1. atm& hirher then ta".". Kandy Init. bat middling mai Interior eeperiemed 'Nano 4071. efuttoa wee in biz reirmsa, on 4 Droneht tavern Beef s 64. to 6114.; Matto% IL to 61d. COALS. —Lamm. Nov. 66.—Weer BlAlae Hank* i t L i '. Wells EMI Neat Belmont, Me. ed.; Walls Ind EvenveMl.l...•-• Walls Ea South Durham, 2to. 64. Ships at siortot, I; OA BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEA' - - - BIRTHS. 11131100TNR—IfOT. 10, at Maiole-street, the trite of Lahr . Ze4 . of • daughter. DALRIMPLZ.—Now. 10, at Taney-street, the Theelllttell Dan* ON of • daughter. DOUDIA4.—Nov.e, at Claybrooke Leicestesehise, th• "U s d H. S. Douglas, Fag, of aeon. MARIAGES. DUCKWOBTR—WILLIAIIII.—RNov. st Wilma Churl, uM LL pool, R. Duckworth, reg., to Ame l ia , daughter of the law 11. lianas. og. BAWLERF—it:MOS.—Aug. 14. at Shame Town, South Afro, all . Lord Bishop of Cars Town, Ble‘et•Mejlr Jobs tea Bawler, Ha. Re4sat tailliat7 magistrate in British Caftans. sewe d .... Isl. et ace of Outcast Bawler, K.H.formerly of the ated bew. and late Gowernor of nouth Auetralia, to Class Cade* daughter et the Be,. Edward lodge, %LA , Incumbent of Si. haw Ms's, Bloom Town, end Como of toe C.sthedr.l at Csga TO& BALYPOML—Noe. 6, at AieIIo DEATHS. Lodge, Dundee, A. BOOS. 1.0. Lail al). BD lilit.--Nov.l l , at gallemer.segest, LIMpOOL, lir. H. M. SO S* Low , aged 11. 1.011.—.1110% 11. at Kowa Boum, Birkenhead. A. Evil.a l DIONIORS. Wtfi ladles. needle. WO MILLMAN.— ?tor. at PI U' rear Lheipool, John (Now. Lumps. say.. wed t 4. IL Arthur Thiess, youngest son of Kr. Jobis realles.glese. Stake liewingtoo. sod Bow Churelayerd. ?tinted ri tibial bs /fistula Mao Bat" at 140 . .—. l jat4 Meat. la WI Oki of Lastdaa. ntalar at Ws Ollaa t ot Ottest.ta the P - mat 01-lika.—Tromml. 'Woo l "I" 400 2,900 4,900 1,400 KIN ISO* 75,01 :46,01, sit ISO AM MOO I,IM WM Ilyeas,W. Inas a Mauritius 1 Bespl, Midas, 4 oreign._ I Dom; B.P. Do. tug* *oohs take Ceylon ..... Asp Doom. DI% ba g i i . e . liorrladlo ... olio I:, i r oo l. • .ueoi Wain!! r "CT - id* aI John Tay Walter li AahbFlo Ballarat a ltE 11 tenders fi annum, Paddisy R" MARC upon wet the lath be tleble i de= Itt 4 G weepy •allpee Mr. W.l for title e'elock p Mr. Ni -Maturate 15 1 V _Ca 151 Wender DISPAIr Bobee, t 13 sad Harem dress. O at . T° 11143p1: FOOD t< cepa Or Madan.- bloater?, Steward Masten NUM IL Jew gbl) T° tory an , street. SMIR articles &amino and EX GR aiiime be suite op-, DA L. 0114 100.; A•vind soap. 41 .shades la at Id c o ; rad can the err their t, *uglier toe to weete• to orde &rand R' = power, dyable spiral 1, Pico CO euti4ni 3dec the kii the Lc DOOM e 6, 1911 potato the to farina withot Also regtsti Revel Rave hetet kbisd4 TV IVO £4 19 Boar 1 on Fe street mm. = ke. t Ita i 107 r issFa =°; ---. left ••II t 'Mtn WY &obi Sift ?" I 2 - , ..n. ow GliC4 A the 3,150 16,6. 0 4,700 21,799 251 1,600 300 St 1,200