The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-04 00:00:00

i SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. LINCOLN AUTUMN MEETING. Maar. TOO BLANES= 9rmas (Liandicap) of 100 eon., added to &sweepstakes of 5 noes. es* 2 ft (to the food), for all masa • wigwam extra; second to save his stake. Oa. rade. 1 P 6 4 mr. C. Poeltjues, gr e Ixosasr, by Newealnoter —Eller Ire. 7st tab (Carroll 1 Mr. 0. Ustner's b Papoose, yrs, 7st (L blo t) 2 Mr. V. Jeanine@ Lady ILlaghora. yrs, est litlb (J. Oriolabse) The follnelog alto ran :—Prialas, Wynnstay. and &noble. Neoax : 7 to 4 apt Lady Masbate, 7 to 2 apt Exalter, and sto 1 aist Wynaatay. Won by • hood ; throe lengths 12aliTen woad and third; • length between third and Hzl 314JSIT7'S Pugs of 100 guineas ; 3.yr.alds, Sot 91b; I how, Set 711. ; five sad upwards, 9st 111 b, Two miles. Yr. Oraham's cb f ltqp, try Stortwell—Ths 000.1 711. Sit 910 (Carroll) W.O. Tea Lisping NURMIZT HaIIDICAP PLAT" of 100 moo., Oct tyr-olds; winners extra. Six furlongs. Kr. C. Peck. hni.'s, A a. Aldcroft, by Wartook—Wim Ald o:oft, eat. 1010. (Dunbar) I Mr. D. L Umber's b f Tormentor. 7.4 Mb (Ma 71b. es.) (car. Tat 41 0 ) (Lost's) Yr. IL Osborm's a f Illas Haworth. Mt SI& Cballanar) g, The following also ma r—litagronisk Dirt, Ths Dasuieb r o Sleek nap. b f by Lord Fanomberg—Olobils's dam. Bettis( : Bess eget Tormentor, 4 to 1 (at first 5 to 2) sot Abler" 4 to 1 agst Mho Haworth, to to 1 sgst listrourst, mml tO to 1 sot Dart. Was by ha/1 • length ; • bad third. Its CossoLomou SCUM= (liaudiosp) of 3 sm. mak with 20 added, for all ages' winters slim. Six furlongs. Mr. O. Mews Pegasus, 1), by lillington —Who Shirley. 4 7n. 0.41411) , Clarry) I Whitetail I Kr. G. W. Morrill WA 4 yes. Mt 1110 ( MA Vallee, Papoose, 7n, Tot SO Munich) $ The following oho rea:—.CliarolingWomus,Wderdsals. idly Grey sot Pink. Dothan : 100 to 30 sot Charming Womaa, 4to 1 spa Papaw, 5 to 1 each apt Siva sad Malta, and 7to 1 set Pegasus. Woo by • bog* and • hat ; two leng and ths between soaped Lad thhd ; • length between third foartb. Tus loinazzezza . Smartt arms of 6 sows. each, with 96 added ; weight for site: milling snowman, ha. Ono Mr. Chaplln's b e The Terser, by Tarnse—lfles gram (h b). S yr*. 7st IMb WO (J. Ortrashavr) 1 Yr. L. Fickitt's b I blra Llrelpor, I yes, 7K 9lb (soigfarroil) 2 Credulity Nod lilmile sho ran. Betting : 5 to 2 on The Terser, who woo by six I Oirodulity sad Weed* were left at the post. The user was bought by Mr. Wilkie' for 175 guineas. Tall GUILT NATIONAL AMMAN Brzmutrilasa (Sandi. shp) of 10 sore. each, 5 ft, and only if declared, with 80 Wed • winners extra ; the mooed to are his stake. A b o ut milli. (19 saint 8 declared.) Mr. T. Itssereft's be g Flamm. by Legate bk Yrs. lOst 12 lb r. G. maker) 1 Mr.'. S. BmpAge b h Brldepoorn, by Yampa (tsh ) . aged. 6lb (Yr. G. Harland) 2 Captain limbers Acrobat, aged, flat Mb (Captain Smith) S The following also ran :—Arkeoott, Zook the Gardener, African, and Harbinger. Betting : 7 to 4 apt Acrobat, 7to 2 met Bridegroom, 5 to 1 apt Elaham, 8 to 1 apt African, sad 100 to 8 eget Barbinger. Woe by five lengths ; a bad third. BARNET BLOWN—FRIDAY. Tem 93a1r0 PUTS (Headless) . of 40 owe. ; whom, 1156ra. About two miles and a ball. Mr. Tlllsons Sportsman Sate Zodiac), by the Care. sod. It st 71b Omer) I Major Flenche's Objected, 5 yrs. list lib (11. land) I Mr. B. Lamle Stiletto, 41r., lOst 7lb (States) 3 The following abo ran :—Bel=sur . s; Rogue, Bravo, Palo. be., Tonto, Brown Be., an d Betting : 3 to 1 eget Spoetemes, 4 to i each aged Objected sad Dilly ram, 5 to 1 apt The Magee, food 10 to 1 apt say other offered. Won by four lesgthe. Stiletto wee a bed third. A Saidiao HARDICAP HiritirigClutil of S eon. each, milb 25 added ; the winner to be sold for 40 son. About two mile% Mz. alLancre MMus, by Tonelisier—The Darter, Ost (States) 1 Mr. Ilibn's Wblie flioobbigt, aced. list 41b . (Daniels) I Mr. Clifford's Mar, 5 yrs. list 41b (HrCarla) 3 Tbe following also ran :—ldlot, it. Maximus, Scribbler, Tre es:ger, and Hydrogen. Betties : a to 2 ant Sham 4to I sort &Nibbler, and 5 te 1 bar one. • good raw. Woo by a legal sad a half ; Sher same distance separated second and third. Tb. winner maa sot sold. Tao BaLarr Om STIZPLICHAU (Headicopl. of 10 erne. mei, 5 ft, with 70 sore. added; winners eatra. About Hine miles and a Mdf. Mr. W. W. Baker's br h Morocco, by !lag Tom—Moon shine. I re. Ilst t iMr. lidoerda) 1 Mr. B. Land's The W. 1 yrs, llst (States) I Jack sir ten. Betting : 6to 4ea Morooma Woo by bolt a rale ; Jack A 401. PLATI; weight for ago, with selling allomenees. About 3 riles. Mr. Clifford's b a Diana, by Sox. yre. Met 51b. (40/ (Mr. Carlini I Mr. Tenant's Cosmic, 4 yrs, 104 Itgb VIOL) .... ([eight Malletsand Loath also rap. 13ettlag : 5t04 os Diana ;2to 1 *get Mallet. Woo by four leoetbs. The winner was bought by Mr. Sandford Or 908oheimarn. A Snuffler HAZIDICeP with spores added. About two miles. Mr. Ilawkints The Room. seed, list slb (Picket) 1 Sailor and White etooklep else ran. Bettina 5 to 4ow The Soros. 9to 1 bar L Wen by a fekl. White Stockisp bolted, and Sailor wee pulled op alter going &beat • mike of 3 arm NA. BETTING AT lIANOTIEBTIIIL—TAIDAY. LIVERPOOL Atrrumx CUP. Ito 1 Ng Esodlgo (t & off ) 1 110 to 0 apt Windham (t) Iti to I Vallaat (tend w) 100 to I Sldewind ,t) NO to 7 Moldavia 4) 10 to 1 Dolby ,t) 100 to 7 Accident (td; off) I 20 to 1 Bolen it ) IN to 7 Re (off) I RS to 1 Ills Land (t) WATERT/ 1 0 COURSING CUP. 100 to II opt Mr. Raywoors soodoallon (t) NATIONAL TINPZRANCII LEAOUB. The Lord Mayor having granted the nee of the Bgyptian-hell, Mentiondtotue, to the National Temperance League, • denotative from that society, consisting of Mr. Meanuel Bowie', president ; Mr. S. Gurney, M.P., trea surer; and the following vieispreddeste ;—Rev. Oleos Babiugtoo, Rev. Alen. Hulsey, /Ir. Samuel Morley, M.P., Mr. lkio jamin Scott, Chamberlain of London ; and Mr. G. Cruikshank. attended there yesterday evening, and is brief addresses recounted the results whisk had already hese obtained, st the same time soliciting a free cep:radon of ogibien from eon-members of the society. The ball was spit* filled with elerepisea sad others who take an inte rest in the temperance movement. Yr. Shad Figgint Mr. Ayrton, MX., Mr. Hughes, ILP., Assistant-Judge Payne, ho., were on the platform. The Logo Melva, who wee received with mach cheerio& called upon the Rev. Mr. Penney to open the meeting by prayer, after which His LOILIMBIP briefly opened the proceedings. He stated that he bad gives the use of the hall at the request of Mr. S. Morley ; considering that the Temperance League bad ea Pecos • alai= oa him for the use of the sunball y other society which had for its object the moral er educational improvement of the people. (Cheers.) He ',imbed them evee7 success. (Cheers.) As chief magetrats of the City of London he bed ample opportunities of geeing the effects of drunkesiess in producing crime, sad therefore be thought that any ensiety that sought to pre ssman abatement of the terrible vies were entitled to every encoursgeininit. Mr. Samuel Gurney, and Mr. Morley, then addressed the motive, and were followed by the Nev. A. Hamra, sod Mr. J. Bireley. Mr. B. Sean (Chamberlain) treated the medical aspects of the question, sad combatted what be deemed the fallacies oxidise with respect to the effects of abstinence ea health, strength, and loagevity. He contended that all these were best promoted by total atetinecce. Mr. Scott quoted at Nome With the tables of an ioscirance company, to show the a Iventoace cf total abstinence. The LOW) MATOI having called onpersona who were eimer± to fatal abstinence principles to state their .." 17Rexerts defended the profiled. pnerally from the *barge of directly or indirectly oorourtsiog intemperance. Mr. D. ROOM ettnestid that If the League wiabed to produce practical reendie, they would eedeavour to improve the wretched filthy coffee-shops in which the working man foaed his only alternative fee intoxicating liquors. He weld get a good glass of al* foe a peas,. but for half a = the abominable slash supplied as these low Dotes he paid three-halfpence. (Hear, hear.) Mr. G. CRVICKBEASIL mule a few eaergetie observations is support of the objects of the League. After which thanks were voted to the Lord Mayor, and proceediap terminated. RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT STRATTOED.-00 Thurs day morning an &modest, which foetunately was sot at tended with vary disastrous read* took place on the Greet Eastern Railway at Stratford :—The Enfield train which leaves Mamma* station at 9.3 a.m. was brought to a stand at the 3rd signal from Stretford is ooltaegueone of the 'Woolwich Vale from Sishopegate being just le advance. A 1 very dense fog prevailed, and as at this point there are a member of erossours, precautions were bolos taken to pre vent collision. Whilst, however, the Enfield teals was thus iiandieg, the train which leaves Sishoperate for Norwieh at 9.15 a.m. came dowa the lies, sad before she amid be =at by rivals, she dashed into the Enfield train with t force to throw many passengers ia the latter train from their sesta. Though all to the trek' were more or GM 116141:1 there were only 17 that anatained is requiring treatment, and meet of these were of • slight sharaMer. [Advertisement] —HOLLOWAY'/ OINTEIIINT AND hay, —pad Boras. Nomads. and Moon —lt le=miming kow gmckby any more, ulcer, or wean& &alas away the aoft's strength. and undta it for llas dada et ; bat It is no lass woad/gut to watch bow them topical afilkdoett improve on the application of Bollowarshailissi Ohdaisat. It has achieved the safest sad moat glorious triumphs over bed Is" foal alosealions, and kaatiall Taal, which had eadeanded the &amity, ant well sigh worn cent thdr victim. It create. sound lab, aced them fare makes its cares complete. WM& this Obatneent la 7 =zokd meldedand by appropelata doss of tho V i sa:, other isartdd miallscisdnias Nan inasppear Arms the added pod, sad Math sod MEW 710112. THE • EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 4, 1865. LAW INTELLIGENCE. EQUITY COURTB.—Nov. 3. U&) Waken the Meal* d the Po WiLLACI Y. rll3 Arrosion-sou r . His Honour to-day gave judgment ht this case a far as reprded the due eCiastitiaguo entitled to benefit Elder the bequest* at the will of Lord/dairy Seymour, who died„ Paris is 1868, and who by his wi ll (written in Preach) p " bas no del estate not Outdebates* disposed of to the hoqUes de Paris de Loans." Lest year his Honour, it may be remembered, dealt with the question thea raised as to the area within which the gifts of the testator were to be distributed. To -day the questioe for judgment was what institutioas within that srea (of which we last year gave a notice) were to beaedt by the testator's bequests, upon which his ROOM, ID an elaborate judgment, maid be was of opinion that the soulless:Aka to be put on the gift toho he e pines de Locates " should be geided by that put upon t sa me word " bowies* * by the 'Howell de Surveillaeoe de l'Administraties Worrell de l'Assistanue Publique de Paris." Therein the or.t ; tried the institutions which rewired and provided for soon perms sea by reason of age, poverty, imbecility, to., were at* •te *eke airs of thendelvea, siltation. resolving proms unauscriptible of cure. This would exclude the great hospitals and edwaticaal estab lishments. Application was open at chambers to say Wad- Cations claim* to fall within this clams, and she &ado. as their claims could be appealed from. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Nov. 3. Siftings is Barrea.—(Bofors the Lard Obis! Justice, and Junior Mellor and Lash.) TEUI OSSI Of CRAM M/ WINDSOR. Mil The prisoner was tried and convicted at the lest Devoe- 1 shire senses, before Mr. Jenks Yeatiag, for the murder of , the Want child of Mary Sarah Barris, of Torquay, sad she was left for mention, but the was afterwards 'emptied Go the point taken by Mr. Folkard, her mussel at the trial, that the jury baring been diaoharged on the PM trial by Mr. Baron Claaemll without stein • mad she could sot be put upon bar trial • second time mid pat in peril epic for the same oilmen and ought to be dimeharged. On the first trial the mother of the child was arraigned with Windsor me an exemption Oomequently no actual proof of Windsor's guilt Gould be given upon that trial, sad twee the diffloulty of the jury la not beteg able to agree to their verdict. Ou the mooed trial Barris was admitted Qturee's evidence, and she them detailed the hor rible maser la which the child was mby Whideor. The point rebid will be argued this tutsthle omen cm writ of error, width hie bees lodged at the Orews-eflion As the rem must ta argued in the convict's presume she will be brought up by babess corpus, in the custody of the gaoler, au the day to be appointed by the mart for hearts( the arguments. BAIL 00IIRT.—Nov. 3. Sittings eh Nid Prius.—(Beicre Mr. initial Shim and Om. nue Juries.) This was the first day a the sittings. The list eratalas only 26 rauses, 19 of which were remenets end 6 new amen The ewe disposed of wars devoid al puma pablie intend. --. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Now. 3. Sittings in Itemo.--(thiere Lord Chief K Althea Ede and Judas Byles, and eating.) NOINFINLD W. INN twecitherth, BEIFTRLD, AND LINCOLN • 1U RAILWAT 001MANT. This was en settee to recover for moose' io lOUS. but at the trial before Mr. Berm Bramwell, at Liverpool, the plaintiff was nomeited. Mr. Wm &laden now moved for • rule for a new trial, and elated the following sacr ed i—fhe delendante were empowered to make • railway sores' • highway, and to do this it was necessary to Mast a rook. The plaintiff. • lad, was pawing along the reed at the time of sai explosion. when • Sine el the rook streak him upon the heakerel no dreadfully injured him that it was thought he wouldteaco die at once. Ills skull was fractured, and nearkpfel of his brain eases away, yet stillhe lived. he emus ;embed os one side. The smaciit wee Nos the ground that the contrether and not the railway company ought to have been the defendant. The learned 00;11141 now submitted that although it wee clear that if the injury bad been the meeeqosooe of any act collateral to the work contracted fee them the mmtractor would have been liable, yet as this injury had followed from the strict performance of the contract that the company themselves were just the same as they would have bees if they had the rock themselves. It ought to make so difference that instead of doing the work themselves they had employed some use shoe to de it. The aegligenos complained cd was, that no amass were takes to prevent plasm of stem from finis' span the road, or to warn pamengen spasm danger. The Lord Chief Jurtiee mid he was of opielos that there wee so came of action against the railway orictheny. _They bad s imply employed • °mho-star to do • perfectly lawful set —to remove certain earth and stone to make the railway— and could set be held liable for any wrongful act dam by the coetiador in the course of that work. Rule refund. Sittiap at Nisi Prim in Middlesez.—(Bthare Mr. Jostles Width sad • Commas Jury.) This morn* had beau appointed for mouseneleg the GM nisi prim sittings is team, and the jury were in atteed. l soon, and the mart eat at 10, being a veMiet takes in so undefesded wee. The other oases in the paper were thea called on la order bat none could be found is which the counsel on bo th Ades were present. Several gentlemes at the bar said that there MIS as harmed.= abroad that Hel nisi prism mut, like the full mart, would aot At until half past one, and this had no doubt led to the difficulty in the way of promeding with the badmen drier some diaosericre am to the heat course to edopt, it DM arranged that the omit should be adjourned until to-morrow Olds day) at 10 o'clock. GUILDHALL. /mph Stanton, aged 47. who droribed himself as a far i or brought before Mr. Aldermen Abbiss, charged , binaultiog a witht twelve years of acte by strikis, • the head ea ken hairusaist. Dad as° Wna it drunk. b it appeared from the evidence that the prisoner was walking along Holborn in • partial plate of into:na tion when he met the prosecutor, a little boy of very respectable appointee. and without the slightest Lion drub him • violent blow on his head with L."1:11:1 point of the iron tool which he bad is he hand. The blow mind•• Urge lurap, and brought the blood Ss the akin, but there was no cu and the boy felt for several hours a fterwards. The t, prisoner was given Into custody by one of the witnesses. The prisoner said, in his defines, that She boy pushed wi t h him, end feeling irritated at the time he fortsruck him with the wooden portion of the instrument, which he was very sorry, and would make him any compenaation is his palm. The venires were recalled, and they dated defiant! that the prisoner struck the prosecutor with the ism, soil did it without the slightest provocation. Mr. Alderman said the annuli on of inch • brutal ohs:sone that he had great doubt as to wheals lie ought not to give the prisoner two months' impartment without the option of a Ilse, but ao the boy on sot dr piously hurt he should only lia• the presser 40*, or en mouth's imprisoemest. The fine not being f o rthoontiag the mbar was tit• moved to the Hoar of Corrotion, Holloway, Is the prison vaa. THE POLIO& COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE, Jots Dwsoess • lad 111 years _old,' um brought before Sir R. Garden, sat for the Lard Mayor, Charged with stealing a nom of cheques the property of UMW. Mr. Joseph Coate, • emit merchant, carrying on huskier in J•wryotreet, sad Henry Garrett, a bombardier "la the Royal Artillery,Wag at Woolwich, was charged with feloolously receiving ' 401., • portion of the property, Wowing it to ham been stolen. Both prieners were to the custody of John Randalks deleotive °Meer attached to the War Department at Woolwich. In addition to the thugs oI robbery, the prisoner Duncan was also charged ' with forging several cheques with intent to defraud the Loudon sad Westminster Bank. Mr. Baddeley, of Lem a n - st reet, the solicitor for the eastern branch of the London and Westminster Bank, conducted the promoutioe. Three cashiers belonging to the mete= breath of the London and Westminster Beak, In Higb.street, White chapel, were fires examined, and they produced five cheque for the sums respectively of 751., 501. 75b_ ,651., and 211., all el which purported to be accepted i h d Yr. Om* me of their customers, sad they were over the counter. Nom of the cashiers were able to identify the party by whom the forged cheques were pawned. Mr. Joseph Ooote deposed that he owned on the huskies. of a auk manufacturer in Jewry-throe, Aides* and the prisoner Duaosn had been la his service se • sort of clerk ler three or four months. He had lately missed several cehbppoor from his cheque-book, and he believed those that bad been produced were the same that had been abstracted, and they were an forgeries. He kept his cheque-book in his desk in his countimg-honee, and the prisoner could easily have obtained some to it. On Wednesday last, in tease mime of some information he received, he went to the hank, and when be returned he found that the calmer had Idt the Moe, sad he did not see him again until he was in custody. Mr. 0. Conte, the son of the lest witless, mid that be mw the Moser Duncan an Wednesday, and be told him that he father had gone to the bank "in a dew," sad almost immediately the prisoner went away without telling him he was obag, sad he saw no more of him. The wit less added that be had frequently seen the prtmer write. and be had no doubt that the body al the forged cheque was in his bandwidth. Joke Ruda, the dethotive akar, me then examined. Hetaid that is amesqueooe of Information he received, he went on Thursday evening to the Highbuy theatre at bliagtoe, cad he saw the two primers In the act el going la at the door. He Gimped them, sad told the priseuer Densest that he was charged with robbing his employer of • considerable sum of mosey, sad also with forging cheques whisk he lad malted of the bank. He at once maned that it wee true, and when witless asked him what he had dens with the ro, he regied that he had heaght • gold watch and • amends guinea, mad other things for himself, and a watch ler the other primer. and bad given him moaey. He also said that he had given mow to two other soldiers belonging to the Royal Artillery at Woolwich, and they were to cus tody of the military authorities at Woolwich. Witness this addressed the other primmer, the bombardier, sad told him that the affair looked very supicious, and he bed un derstood that he was about to parolees his discharge from the regiment, and he inquired where he had got the mociey from. Ha replied that his t ether bad paid the money for him, and that it was his own coin. Witness told the pri mmer Garrett that hie father said that he had given him the mosey to parolees his discharge, and he made no reply. The ether Manner Duncan then said that be had gives the money to the father to wakens his soe's discharge, and that It was about SU, and this was in addition to other mosey he had given to the prisoner, besides baying him a watch. The who said nothing la their defence , were and it is expected that at the seat examination the other two soldiers will also be brought up. A very respootablaiooldig young man named Benjamin smith, who was stated to bold a very responsible position is the establishmet of Meows. Rothschild, was brought up la embody, charged with an Indecent assault upon • young sessedJoha Taylor. Mr. Weather, sea.. appearedtee the defee tala t AlnetdiAg to the evidem of the complainath, who is sagesed in • highly respectable establishment in he was looking mat the window of an optima's shop near his .ess~s promisee, when the defendant amealted him Is an itddiesowwt manner. At fist be had some doubt as to his Mention, and he took no nodes, and the prisoner re. =the act three tines end then walked away. He hiss and the primer them to on., He him fate Biebiopsgateeetrest, where he went into • =re: esspesid al different cams, sad when he eons up to him, the primer put himself into a fighting attitude, but did set strike him. The primmer then walked away, and upon meeting a constable be gave him into custody. The mastabla oho took the prisoner in charge said that when be heard what he we misused of, he at ones declared that Id wu all • mistake, and that what the empluisant esseidered as an mann was dome whoa be was feeling for his bin-book. The pigeon' st mos commakated with the Mims. RethaehiW, aad the beck referred to, which M thpeared captained securities sad sash to the amount el betwma 30,0001. end 40,0001., wee handed over to them. The proseoutoe was arcarezunixed at soulderatie Meth by Yr. Weather, but although there were mom little die eregmeise in he testimony, nothing was elicited that ap peared in any way materially to affect the evidence he bad given in hie itemisation la chieL Mr. Wontaar made a most mews appeal to Sir B. Carden to Minim the Mom sad not to destroy the shenther of the defendant for ever, by maimitting him tar trial upon such en aoutuatioa. He urged the extreme improbability that a man ilrhO be should show was Meted with the greatest confidence by Messrs. Rothschild, and 1 who at the time had property to MI enormous amount in his useessioa, should have been guilty of such an effuse in I bread daylight, and in snob a public thoroughfare as Cora bill is the middle of the day, sod maid that without is any way impugeine the chateau of the complainant, the whole affair might fairly be attributable to • unsteke. A gentleman bolding • resposeible position in the MO> g' lieest of Messrs. Rotheehild was thee examined, and he ga hm ve the prisoner • high character for moral Goads* as well as integrity. Sir B. Carden said it was undoubtedly a very palatal seas, but he did not me how be could disbelieve the widows of • respectable young men like the complainant. It wm an cloubtedly unlikely that a man of good character sad with snob • large sum of mosey In his possession should have committed such an set; bat there was the swore testimaY of • respectable witness that he had done so, sod be should not take the impossibility upon himself of deciding, but should sand the came before • jury. The deleadaat wee accordingly committed toe trial, bat bail was taken for his appearance. A boy named James Simmons wascharged with causing the death of • woman by negligence. The prisoner was driving one of Piakford'i vans at • fast pees is the Wearies, and knock ed dews the deceased. She we taken to the hospital, where she died on Thursday The e • The prisoner wee remade& Throe young men, apprentices to Kr. Lloyd, who carries on an sztenave business as • paokisgease maker in Bush-lens, Cansotietrest, were summosed by their muter Won the Lord Mayor for having wilfully disobeyed his Lief al ooremands. Yr. Waiter., junior, of Bookienhery, appeared oe behalf of the defeedesta, who severally pleaded sot ►guilty to the charge contained in the maroons. It appeared from the evidence of the complaisant and his formula, that the defendants had been ordered to complete • packing ease before they went to breakfast one morning, ea it was required to be sent home by • pirtioolar time. The lade cumaimousl redl y ay woeM not bs kept from their breakfast, onu s., o as said, they were legally compelled, and st 8 o'clock, which was the regular breakfast hoer, they all lea, and the work wee ociesequselly un finished. Mr. Wontoor said be was not instructed to deny thsl the lads had sated in the manner described, bet he should coated that, usder the circumstances, they were jnotilled is leaving the work. The &parlance% bad to be at their work at six o'clock in the morels& and they is. culled their breakfast at eight o'clock, and he submitted to it was not • lawful demand that was made upon them to matinee working for so many hours without any re frealuseet Mr. Lloyd said it was only 111•6111/1 al emergency that the apple:goes were required to work beyond their usual mealtimes, and this wee the CIAO on the occasion in question. The Lord Mayor said he should decide that in mush a teas the mister had • perfect right to require the appren tices to delay going to their meals. He was very well acquainted with the nature of the packing-am Made, sad he loom that it frequently happened that a ship that was ready to sail wee delayed and prevented from proosedini 0 0 her voyage because goods were not peaked, as 'comet of the mem not losing finished. Mr. Lloyd said it WY quite tine what his lordship bad stated. The makieg-use trade wee a rather peculiar trade, and at times it happened that they were compelled to have the work done by a oertaic time ; and these were the oily otreasimos when the apprentices and the other workmen were precasted from leaving at their regular meal hems. Mr. Wisdom said ha WOO informed that it was • thing that oosetantly occurred, sod that the apprentice lads often bad to wait until five o'clock in the thermos before they could go to their dinner. The Lord Mayor said he did not thiak this was much of • hardship. He himself had frequently to wait later than Ave o'clock before be could get his diem". (A laugh.) Mr. Wastes—My laid, yours is &very Wired sue to that of them apprestios lade. It was • without ti = meet to them to Item them so long without their iat 1 00 ), The Lori Mayor said that be wee well aequidated with business, sad knew perfectly well that what these lads sostplalaed of wee nesvaidable in attain eases. He Was addressed the dr/fondants, and said they most undentsnd that their meter was perfectly justified in the course he had takesand be at the same time ebesmed that if they withal to hues. good men, and to be respeeted when they pew as, they must obey their muter, awl coldest them selves differently to wits& they wester Is ace d He added that be should set pool& them at presoak bat should allow the musseise to dead woo for • month, sad V they did sot behave Weer and the 4611/110 woe presseid, they would most wontedly be met to prism. IBA sisseMine imam werel Isd ad war ferseistk. COURT OF EXCHEQUIS.—Ncov. 3. Sittings in Becoo.—(Botare Lord AM Bans. sad Barad 13ramwell. Chan's% and Pigott.) 111:1LLIER V. RIDDILL AND Amman. This was an union upon a promissory note, and rased • 1 novel point of law. It was tried before the Iteeorder of , London is the Lied Mayor's Court, when • verdiat was entered for the defendants, with Isar to the pleiatiff to soon to eater a verdict far kir Mr. Philbrick now moved antordiegly, upon the grand that r the note in question was not payable to barer or to eider, but simply promised • norm of mousy by aerials testaments to the plaintiff, it was not a negotielde term meat, and thereto(' it was Dr ore to the defendants to claim the three daze' grass allowed by the statute of Anne is the ease of romiesory notes. If the Bret instalment was not paid on the day aimed is the ore, the defendants. amsedieg to its terms, were liable to pay Ur whole sum at ere. The goat Instalment wee tendered within three days titter it wee due, but was refused by the plaintiff, and the question arose, therefor, whether the tender thus made was • good legal tender. The Court grasted • rule. The Court did not sit until near two o'clock, In raw quince of the funeral of the Lite Mr. Autism Crompton, which the ledges Weeded. SITTINGS IN SSW& The judges esseratirid this manila( in the Court of F.:chequer, sad appointed the following days for sittinp in error: Far heerlui errors from the Queen's Beach, Nasky, the 27th, sod Tuesday, the 28th November ; from the Oomams Pleas, Wednesday, the 29th: and from the Exchequer, Thursday, the 30th November, and Friday the Ist Dr amber. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. 1 (Before the Judge Ordinary.) WIBTEIII V. worms AID WEISTILY. Boon after the opening of the case a atepondee wee effected. and The Court, by coeseut, pronounced against the will, directing ail the costs to be paid out of the setae. WM= v. POOLC. Mr. J. 0. Griffits sad Mr. A. Saveloy Hill fee the plain. tiff ; Mr. Searle for the defendant. The testator, Henry Wright, a mangier, at Gloucceter, died on the 31st of December, 1862, having executed a will and three eodloils. The first paper was, however, not forth- coming, and an application was therefore made for probahe of the contents to be established by parole evideeos. lt appears that the substance of the einem will was embraced le the codicil , . The Court refused the payer of the executor, het panted probate of the codicils themselves as contalaing the will of the deceased. JUDGES AND TRIER LABOURS. —There could hardly have been s better appointment than that of Mr. Lush ; he has bad fey several year s large aed diversified moire ; be poranoi a powerful and subtle mind well stowed with legal knowledge, be is blessed with • good con. stitation and gnat power of work, without which no man can now perform the duties of • common law judge. The work of • memos law jades his, of late year, iseiressed to • great extest. sad is orstantly beaming more and more Ishmael'. Term is hardly ever before the sittings in Loudon and Middlesex aommeses, and thews are followed by circuits, and there re besides, now, the winter circuits. Two of them envoi* the Home sad Northers, are sufflaiiint to tax the epergne el the trouser. Indeed, the junior judges as theme two circuits have • mortals of labour before them. The min list in Surrey, on see Home Circuit, amid at Liverpool, on the Northern, ban already triad the health of mire this one judge, sod each snaceedlu year appears to add to the busker. There meld berdly be • maw more opal to the task than the new judge of the Court o f Queen's Deerik.— Solicitors Journal. Du BARRY'S DELICIOUS RILL= RROTOBIRO R.ll- VELMA ARASICA FOOD yields aria the marterser of the • b.a. end gem webeart amber or laccenalemee.= OM n *. estilme, erwaseproe i graity, O a%▪ alarthese. altsatoret: 64 eamerints. mad eaves tires its la other 50,000 cures aemaally.—De sod Oa, No. rl. swasampos. um*" 1, time. tlb., to. ; lithe lie.; liIDL, Oh OW as ea, Oreeeetterabeereel ; Cheerehle ; srd ald. Mete& smut:et Inewsen4Adwalimmaid auwiries-J. Hardaker and L Cora Otley, Yorkshira J. Mooney and W. Woad, Oldham, laarsuai,,,, ~:,,.., J. Beal and W. stalk:len-K. sm B ow an, Mancllestry Mi dalMt Staohury end B. s = plympsou lit. Mary. Devonshire, wherivrtahra-m . sew, sad W. Mitchell, jun., Craven•bulidloya, Cl ,r,A. 4. 11 R man shiN ulaotoron - C , ...ntaiums A lo 4o ....1.11-vilks. Hamming, Li , !Ile a - 7 . ......- 11 % c„ fp . , Dural'', Oloscastaribire, pia MI far es W. WSOW - T. Vol : 1. a. wo e , t emat, Pgar•-ba =rows marabant, DOWN J. Graat-1 1 1: 21 ? N mid W. Sun, - .oli Marta Zola Oarsna &Oliveira, J. 1. Carmen, and AIM. G°116.4 =1 1115 d'ollVaira-IL t= "1" ki l l rapids Marta sad it in n st. A lb a , Baymareshiro, maltzton-Lizsbeiat 04 um i iii 3 D a, nvaak Wardour-airssll nb ul .4 ord-airtet, skirt naka m , 4k Wilkes sad M. N. --J. /Mak J. M. lind Bru r', F. 0. Wldle atr lambi litikolik, . =.7.l(ra Head C lo wt ri.4 llpneral macruseaa i n le _ L Men% lAmpool, Aga larroliate. 1100Tal IMQTYNIMM3IOII:. "....14 TIMMY HAMM MID et Fortmak kw eVeirle, WSW, ask )( at the -ball, Part& JAMB LAW*, lilitoa/dy, andloam . Nov. 14 , at th a we Wend Hotel ilawores), Kirkcaldy. JOHN CAXPEILL and DONALD CAMPBILL, Fernald, la" . ' Widen, Nov. 11, at the fit. Dothna' Hotel, Tata. Rounlossisou. ObiadoW. muslin manutsmarsr, Blak e the Faculty SAL ellarm MARKET& 110e1R1 Inotrior, liin,-/-lietemesealreat. et. Tette% and laloconelme, Liageboase, chemersorMer, Nov. ,N 11 81011 AND COOL; Millbrook, Hanspeire, builder, Nor. 11. at I. CHAuse HAMM Qaosoodrott. /161111 1161 . rowldlars Meek Nov. 111, M L HEW Manor. eon., Dover, Wellcome victualler. Nov- 1 4M L Mane Snort, Portion Smelly. boo. IL 14 I WHAJAM TIMM LPL Lower Weak* Erbeein lalloder. Nov. M. at L JOlNYomegr, Chun:hotrod. Shorodlivk Iladdler• Nos% 15 . at l . JOIN 1118141111011 71411.1118, Browpatocad, lees Dosage& eo ns/kw, Nov. IL at 1. 1 PIM TAIT'S, Llquorpondvireet, Orar e.lonacad, Wider, Nov. 11, n , l ' I JOHN 10111 r. Wolverhampton, optielan. Nov. M. at 1 1 . I lone Houma, Droitvich. et orcestersh., lace tomer, Nov.l7,st IL I Jouni Boom Bilstoo, Staffordshire, ectußer, Nov. lA, at It. loge Liam, Langton Staffordshire, talky Nov. 20, at IL MORA= Bann OMB, Oloacester. epee/ 1 1 1 / 4 e/ U. ALMS) 101 D. Plynaotek baker, Nov. IL at Mi. DURAN Nuance, Middlenerugh, Testredre, 11411149 11 4 Nor. 11, Nil. Genoa HAAT= EIIIIOOI, Harropte, Yorkshire, 10dglalybotwe keeper, WIL SO N at 11. ltrommo , HieGiehrousts, Yorlekkos ate. sterrlutut , Nev. 10, at 11. WILL BAUTA, Brfebottse, Tcekeldre, carrier, Nov. 10. at 11. WILLIAM 111 W Icicle's RoMne Mills, weer Ratherhare, Terkelere. bon rollr, Nov. ie. it IL wnsum RIAU, lirerpool, homed victualler, Nor. 14. It 11- 0511 Mouse, Canons, tenor, Nov.lB. it 11. JOSE 10110001. lea, Mandsester. team Wier. Nov. M. it 11. John 1100111. CUTIon-bridge, DOW MlllaCholliar• cotton waste dealer. Nov. 17, at IL TIMM 111101 Y OW,Blltruilaaltere.bie boot derke,Noctl,M lo . Women TYI Old Mel, nor kezieby. bommakst Nov. IL at 2. Darn) E. Mitooes, Poem, lota butcher. No vi . 14 . .1 1 1 1. 111 , 11 . /Mlitia 10114 Porten, dealer in jewellery, NOW. 14. as IL JONA iiAMI4I, Ormalork, Lenceekka softer, NOT. Ur at 10 e. WILLIAX IDNOID JAIIII Leletoter, late box masufacturer. Nov. IS, at 10. WIILLAX LIM. Wolverhampton grossr, Rov. 20, M IL WairAit Maticsa. 0 mato nI.Do eleghab.,late brewer,Noe.lll,at 11. JOIN Dascao, Lone Buckb7, Northimpoicshin. brichmakor. Nov. IL at 11. Thom* Pm Bradford, sacker, Nov. It, 4I 9 i. NWT 011.11 Soatlumptoo, Now. SI, at It JOIN Com Sonthanoton, messenger, Nov. ti, at 11 111.1.141M1N PIASOI Truro, stetson now" Nov. 18, at S. Nov.lo,stlo. Jou Cooom.llyton on the Wild:morn Salop, fanner, LIM 1401ntoliDditEderLad, pane maker, Nov. 11, at /.. JAMB BOMB, Lancolmin, Vietoalter, Noe. WM IL arrow' HOLLIDAY, Auckland. Doshaos e ssalsot Mahe . et mule, Nov. la, st 10. 111111 OT 1411111, Northampton, hommiller, Nev. la, at li. It twat Num, Northampton, begmelko, Nov. IS, at 111. Wiliam 100010. Beiclewsier painter, Nov. 16, at 10. Jaws Lorna. Metalled, foll ies oilier, Nov. 11, st IL DAM leutALL, Mansfield, Noes. goefeetteeer. Des. 1/1. NIL yew Ira ! 011 Worcester, drs's aolallant, Nor. lfi, at IL JON Heim Toenum, Bo -Nft, Worolearddre. retool tab eentractor, Nov. la, at 11. frees Rau, Olawintord. magordeb., slam meker.Nova.etle. 1 ROMS Mammon, Norwich. eunzasker, Noy. IL at IL Writum OM, Norfolk. siceemar. Nev. 11 et 11 IDWAI.I4 Coleill, amory, baker. Nov. 14 at IL WEIMAR MOSEL 'awake, late keeper of the posteMon Nov IS, at Ili. Itaxona Pow. Pm, BDISId.4III. Demme., miller. Nall. at 11. Motu/ DAVIN, Cardiff, kW lenceed viotealkr_ , Nov. le. at IL I armies Wnalseo2,Btokonpoo-Ttoat, shoe timar.Nalkall- I Twits' Meat lenteen Maffordetdre, carter, Nov. 11. at IL , loaraear brainem. LiMpobleee, (017. aad DellidollOor race, Viecelamrk, warehomenen, Nu. 18, at Ili. ism HYLAND, Rills. UM, W e Nov. M. et 11. I WHAAAII KAMM Judea fitillarlsh.. _tratelasr. Nov. IS. al 11. WALLAH MAY, Healey. Itaffordehlre,lemeDer. Nor. 18, ad IL llllhnum Pone, Wolgeantonnetfordeln,betty ooltke,Ncre.biatlL Otwa4/11 SIMS. Healey, beittordelstro, pleateor, Nov. 18. at 11 . Maras LW, Eiusisy, shoemaker, Nev. 11. al M. LAST ITAKINATIONS. Dec. U. W. Pied and R. P. Hare, Amete.yerd. Sewardelreet, The usual weekly meeting was hold yesterday at °u ton eareet essnefateekli ablolld/o-Des. IL I Willem. Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire, shoe drogerNar. . Itil P. Wel flaing.gardeas ; Per Joan Tswana in the Omit. Ma Patingtord, Hertfordaldra traveling draper-De ilea It appeared by the enanelat daimon% that the balsam In Was. tkarlwood. Surrey, briskesear-Des L - IL WO hood on the correct aeoooot amounted to MGM 7s. 24., augliere. hacketer-Nov. IL B. Ctilf Ingl. oar lad while that cm the deposit memont was 10.1,5001. dersaild. yarn spinner-Nov. U. 1. Cot Lena Noe. U. U. W. !week. Lads. loodolo - For• 1 • •=la var " 811110101/1 1 3 )10MMIOT "AMWAY. pool, Masa vietager-Nev. 11. B. H lead The ONelartoli said that before the ordinary bushier surtnor -Nov. 1 4 . O. Allan sad L Allen, =HIM leneaddre, commam d h e w i s h e d to drew me m *, t o e ommas h m the dren-Not Is W. Watson. Piper, Joiner -Nov. Ae. F. W. PM, ha had . .. wad haat the charm , ot tba masssix as tis a ßei t r i n..bootemater- .7. . 14 a.. ov iinight_ IS. J. Nona . is. DSOIT I.I Pert immiwa Stellod- District Railway . IS bad oPPoorod to • rotten el • toooSa ° 2 Staffordshire , Omer-Nov . 15 IC ° Muneow. =ol plague of the railway _that the board relived blame feces the don. cco pos..-No., ei. er. m o w s . AA,. l , ome let, °heirloom for delay* the esnaractles of the works, and ialnaltam, politer-Nor. 11. G. Gust, Sirmilonham, meareseer hi absequestly made some ramorke Cl the matter which -Nov. tl. h. Been, Birmingham. mance eons dmilsr-Na. IL Wen 504 securately reverted, in °compasses of the difficulty 1 _,.. lorro. 81r0tt,02.• Itembil oillkar-Nev. M. J. E. Slapperd. oi oxForiooood by el" reP eateve • B. had m akaad ruzaraingt=airdeteirioNgemtril"rf.,l,ll. tit; A'n. )1. that what parroted to be • arta* rasa ef the ternball. Nylon, Durham blican-11 . 12. T. • Logan. meeting of the railway towapeay from Lord Deer , the Leippres, Remade% ea her raeere Dego:mg gpionan. and fo it dime was sot the slightest elloriou to Nov. rO. G. L. Haight liagim, Wiewfashirs, esatesteemer the Board of Works He h ar m t o m y be bed D om Dm 5. Ir. 5 Mock tory IL Edmend's. grow-Nov. Si. IL. impugne d the me m, c i t h e - - , mea o d th e m e m opo tim a Meru Mabee, Denblehedre, beeneller-Nov. 1L N. Junes, Diana Beilway. Lleasollea, teeer-Dec. L J. BErtdafi s largAtaildi. Daloldolidth him:tallith-Nov. IL J. A Soled detellaa fawm We otsiolos al Blum aita t Sal t 1L B. Moon. illietord. Eill°lB ll ulraur ov. I.S.':7ll=Tersigiel. 9°. Luke's, aid lanai -,. appeared to pramit a monomial is reegoedshim solar- ov. U. J. Milky, Easier amiteree dre. favour a a dine% route MU the Oily from the Essex greeter-Noe. it W. Warn.. WaSSIDDDIN low I formerly Lovrer) reed, Wastes, ad eater-Nov. U. J. Hastoa, Healey, eldtortehlra, Yelwer-Nov. t, sehhoeu . s t ree k shep h er d eweee n r . „Ba r r al l ss u s . 22 M. J. Needtemeiol t ry. watch mantseturer gressr-lfor. 11. T. C. 2 .4.tiaan Mar roe, TypeMreet. and Yoaleas, into *mama, Oaf. for wale' ' Th . esswlicelamik iss i s hiT' on . m iardw.. D m 17 rer-gids. vehicle *am. The deputation d oted that the estimated me, piehresem. lot. memeaml oat v. is. 7. W. rim oss. net of the proposed *promoted wee between 20.000'. dater. pipe maker-Dee. Is. J. Ward, amiscode-aalirit land 30,000 L beg hoskr-Nay. IL T. Mum Faskaken, Mai- The CHAIRMAN sated if the City were prepared to give r=himstommaesort-Nov. a MICAZZISSIDiIIi= torte rukee-Den 19. W. Andrews. a Wa rh aawh e &wagon wow it would sad is mreetmg • t h e bibmaree_ shlrs. tarmr oc N u ov. er lN D L T . ycealinea,wbutwame. =ln terni ew. improvemest withia the moo dike City. Near Nov. SI. W. Crium Newyork Meemegebildatt _ - The matter wee referred to the Basses Committee. Louse keeper-Nov. W. W. asiNe. aka LAM SIMODD - A &palace from the nowt vi direstian of tie CAM Nov. IL J. Harris, St. Peru the Wegossienhko. kW Beak of London walled on the board to present a memorial armor -11 m lk A. damn. km.. Eamodersn labor relative to the widening ad improving el 34.54.. Haim - N ee : U. Z. Rutebbaima. Yoekshire. to, stieet. aIIaiLHOTIONS OP DTWIDINDit. Tbe matter wee referred to the Streets Comailthes. JOHN TOM, limpael-Ist dividend of /id., any Wednesday, TBl CZOLIZA AT WOOLWICE. at TUMID% Unniool - Ptatotas caned the at of the board to a para. Stra . C.Aala wy Thesdayn°,ll:lll/ter yetaayla.44:i=er..4Dribilis. giatiw. Addend ms 4 whisk appeared is Nome of lb. morning Paws. in RaciroALD /200o0oci. Weyesonik. tromoneer-Ut dividend of ink\ the chokes st Woolwich wee attributed to thig ea ad- on accosat of aew prods, soy Tessdag or Friday, at return of soziess matter by the tide deer it bad been put s t etCarrick' er. in the river. La the eteternest embody affected OM hard, Wale" Srrileyht:bisrwtoday. brewer b_tururbicerlfWiwonaleste=teetimal saerohenautuL-154. Imola he thought it right to ask the engineer whether there was Te di e et z d ee ee pe d eme ef say foundation for it. my Tneeday or Fri u d4, at Canick's, Exeter. Mr. Bazawarra (the regineer) tad the Thames abor t any mink ptymourt, sager-les among d ow. w Woolwich had never been la II parer date thee at present. seedy er repo. s i e sw i s m s L a m m. He was b a patios to give the statement referred toe JOelt ® ale Coi Wanford Mills sod /Mika Man Homer moot positive soutzediertios. (Hear, bear.) lateen,r-fartior dividend el 10474., soy Tuesday or The OHADUIAI I said that sot withetaoding the rain which ?MAL at Darer/en Ender. prevailed dozing the past si: weeks their machinery had " d i r Tid . NA Ti rillira o t %Jr.: PlYrnm.........__thorga-1."1"1"."°•_. _., ... s tatuar y- -, l a t . worked is the most satisfeetory Reeser. He believed that Timis 9 " . 7 '77,„,„,,,_;;„,,f, rmmdr1g..4.,...„,„ i tree the weeks bad been In opmeadon the ate of matelity T w igs, or F r id a y, i s c sw i s s. m aim bad been lowered 1 per asst. Jams seam, iim. *seer, LI dividend of Mr. anoinn said the mortality of tbe metropolis wed to Is. llid., Me Turd or Priam at 's. Exeter. be 24 to a *mimed, sad now it was redmoed to 21 ands JAKII CWCZIA . Ircar ‘ - . let dividend or hootion. showing a decrease of 111 per mat. is the deaths. s IL l v id itg ur Ta r d ,.. . 1 1' tea •at t M ,... I , dteat E: s eter i 4 a. IL. y Yr. TN; KT., moved. "That Is order ea form 00- *softy or bid s,, at 43 . smart gamer. peraohes to the Thames emissektoinet, as recommended by Thous emmoiryttahrzwim,_,„ towed wi 7.11 A, say Mee commies% aid to onsetruet as embankment of the maim or s, lamer. Hamer at Chelsea, end to widen Park-lime et the Pict dill MOIST MACK/ 17.1 ' tetra. moledimisr-let dirldsed a N., my Tuesday or Friday. at Carrick's, Lester. eid -a i d . 4 , 01 which, i l usaim7 the °V"i°4°.pof this I r e ‘rd m A LTe m mea dslin' t f or e JAS nt„ soma, Pilton Demaddre, 1121blt dealer-Igt *teased ot farther esterdes el the east sad am duties. That par. i s :" mw Pmts. w Or ! WAI T of iddhr. al cawleles, ibroafrifory widen. book" of relereall. and eetilnetee to Joao Weans Run, Wary In l= tro Deveochire, erecer-let theme improvements be prepared by the proper officers of dividend of , aay Tuesday or at Carrick's. liselar. Ileums , . td time for stepster Is the nut sessioa of per. Wiliam THORN, Linn Regis, Dorset. . Innkeeper-earn= Daunt, end that proper pbe takes to communicate dlealena of lid.. eat Tuesday or Friday. at Canitrlt Easter. with the meeeteme m the mamma mode o f susn io ng WILLIAM tper . lle . D. Ermontb, shipowner-1g divid: s ng i o r fai., fiefs for th ese important purposes." rr mew. eeoooi a ' a P icy or rimer, a. Mr. COLLISION moved AS an anseedussat that the =ion ITIONLI OoLoritoßes and EllarAtilir 0010,50515 , Ashton. el the resolution relating to Maim and Perk. be wider-Lies, timber merchante-14 dividend of On Id , Nov. egnitied. 14, and my subsequent Tueeday, at Morgan% Manchester. A mew., wan takes. when ei t a a neeadtaece vie k a l e y e a TEMP Clotortioari (separate getatel, Ashton-under-Lyne. votes beim 17 against 11 ___, L ,_ ,s._ .Seel ~,, 4, ember merchant -dividend of 101, Nov. It, sad any 1- 064 ,11 TOMMY, at Morgan's, Hanebeneer. Mr. lino moved lut wa... 0,42 * `'. ......••• h,t ' tw n• .... Joao TAIT, Bolton Loonier.. ereser.-IM dividend et Ma, = bid ieses:r7rabootio atClalraaa :ideratiota. aod that they h e - --rt to N0v.16, sod any subsequent Taal, at Horgan% Hanamew. I* bard as to the mormary pleas sod the probable Nov. M. J. Stephenson, Ilaregeste, Tarketdre, groin--Nov. 10 L. Stephenson, Bradford, wool dealer-Nov. IS. W. Weise% la gr' tamst a m pt e sa s & s ki m . was 1,4 b y a = t w it, s e bow... York-Nov. 20. .I..lierlen and C. Borten, Draft& steit mow ld to 10.- Dee. 1. S. D ftrallink Mestehester. UP namabo turer-Dee. 1. A. lidentuden aed J. Mlgelemnadh. bersety, Mr. MCC= moved as amendment, " That the suggested g eme assfre. mu= imerecuireee-Now. Sol. Jr. 01011a210. Bas. keprorameate be °moldered serietim." derlind, timber merchant-Nov. 14. J. Parke, X 1 The amendment was lost, and the original mottos was Northamptonshire. blacksmith -Nov. 18. T. Clerweed ewb /11, ° M carried by 15 phut 11. 1 gisunds-Nov. IL O. B. iiDely. Serdwell. limfolk. The report from the Thames Imboament Committee, I l e a Id. T. Cool4w, Parra. Slefek. begolletalt-Nev. re - A. 1 Bury St. Idgearien duke la pip-Nov . M. T R. I- I rubraftfinfi Pisa of ProPoood ofiloolobo o t° the 'wheel , ' rit"...i. Bu. y fit . Elmnegs, cora demler 7 •lfew. Is. E. S. *Mk most roadway, sad rammed* the formaaties of the pow, gado, wheelwright-Nov. to, J. Lana Upper SOM. fallouts.. was referred to the street" committee :-" From Herefordshire, bladonsith-Nov. 14. Z. Kolleit.. Iplirfall. ' Whit•hall.yard. at a estimated net era of 40,512 X. Prom 1 -Nov. 14 N. W. nymoedg. Ipswich, booMseklo-Ney. U. 1 wbitshall.plaos, et as .a N orth net and al 10,800 i. From 'O. oble. Ipeerieb,ydronber -Noy. 11 B. HIM Carlarcrose, at Northumberland House to e h .' kar l aa-14 " . 11 ' w • eelbit 11.110. Miwbgai. .m aging m a w " a t ch a i n we , Ra ma , _b e li e% ; talia- mich. r. al Y. Beet and W. I. *al 01 1 11 0 radada do L abialla t indading a breath leading southward to the mandates% PARYNXIMILfe DIMOLVHD. roadway, a mom street from Greet anedial-yord to re J. Crowther sad J. 1.51, IlMel. Iforloldro• Toto 1 Or •-C • *ohmic* from Whitelaidl-plaos. Ms yralsaksi el Northam- Pedant N. 114ebard, end . Prioliard. Upper Neetea. Gleam b o deed.preet, sod the extemein of Creses.etrest. at as tiodldro• sod Worltai estrat • °IS T' limb imatm"Wrl mus " iv msupiand set cast of 155,3001. From Wellingtorpohnet to r"=4,l„ rickaid-1. Da", i lL liavir. gia ' Mow orken - . L Dodo mil 6. V. WNW" the erokeekomot roadway at 011ariseilailes 8411 Way Ude*, winos slamero-W. 11081 or eel D. Wltosaid, hand* • Maser free the same Is the sembetaseat 1 r=:. Ale. peyers-J• lissome rem e t er l em .. N.Dillh. eee. mmit . rawer at Waterico-toidga, as ea ealmodmil Meat d' Sett, enogooteen-C. Mail. PD.. Hid 3 . MOO&From Fillianstreek at estaiMMehel met cod of mandetter menoMetorene-it 1 Ortereo•eW J. 74 From Nwiblk - Wlests at IR efiesakstl ad rod cd NMI" 'Amman* kendeead=mr wpm -it'll"-, W " , aka Oracesawebeleda -1 ami . laseem, Mae. linsedesPene4-W, Pears sisdl in : N r.. I The oadisases =risibly report en the program of the • i t " ' I;tkaVeigesalsobeille emerebeasl i ThemagsbanblOwat, the aorthers lea bassi sew. fen ' N A ... Mre--B- ... a . liaiL aad 5 1:= webs. bwrig _bearvend, some maimi IIZAIIMIIIII alplllsi IN 1. 6 sod Os bssei aftsasseit aI ere Aka. t 5ma1...17911 1 d5. nombusaw. --- - adios as HMI* TIJAMBS. James C. Wawa, a mu w ho formerly held a good position in the parish of All Saints, Poplar, was boniest up oa a warrant before Mr. Partridge, charged with deserting Ws wife and children, and leaving them chargeable to the pariah of Bromley St. Leonard, Poplar Un The primmer who is monied to a lad at high respect. ability, the &tighter ef a wealthy a rc retired trades:nu. was convicted eau time ago for earaulting his wife sad east to prime. Mr. Spnialey, relieving °Mar of add the prisoner had doom his release [ram POI ref l3i :d is ru inatatein hie wits sad children. Be had an hiterview with the priumer, who mild that he could sot maintain his wife and fancily for he. per day. which was since caned. The had aa interview with the beard of wordless es M i nrlo r wing day, and they wadeavoured to persuade him to make so wrappings% bur he most positively na ked to opus to soy arranpmast whatever. The puts. bed alk•wed Mn. 'Miley& sad her fancily 7s. 10d. par weak for the lest foss mouths. Mr. Partridge—How ran Ave peewee live up= that num Mr. Smiley—The wife has some other resources. Mr. John James Pritchard, a 'enthuse residing in Prit altard•street, Stainsby.rcad, was postai at the as of his sister to the prisoser es the 29 th April, 1851. The prisoner could maintain Ida wife and family, bat he squab : dared his wasp in drink. t Ultimately an arisegernes was come to, whereby the I drirodwill Weed to allow hie wife 10e. per week. WAIWBWORTH. A poor woman same before Mr. Cayman for his arias raider the following eirerunstanoss. She stated that ber hothead bad belonged to a dub foe nearly four years. and a fortnight ego she pad 7.. for eostributioes, leaving four weeks still in sneer. Her hatband had else. become ill, sad oa obtaining a doctor's wilds:ate as Monday last, the was informed that he Our hothead) wasscratched off W books sad excluded fres the WAIN.. of , the club. " Mr. loan referred to the rules of the True Brito n's Slate Olu held at the Pri's Head, Yk-, Batter sea, and mod that the soe sermillary was or bound road to send a wiles on a member being 12 weeks is &mar of his con tribution pavan* for which 2d. le to be charged, and alter 13 weeks' wean sash member to be expelled. The applkant said her husband never received notioa Eike thought it was very bard that they should take 7s. from a poor woman like her sad sot restive any bomb from the club. Her hasbsnd wee lying 111, and he hod beim ordered into the borilithl- Is answer to cressineas, the applicant said the dab W 29 sot throned. The taws wore shared by the members every Maisse- Mr. Daymaa could not interfere, sate bad no lariediction flakes the dub was *edified by M.r. Tidal Pratt. His ova impression was that the club hod ao right to w exclude her hothead from the benefits. Her only remedy to apply to the Court of Queries Beach to reinstate her husband. bat she had bettor oosettit • solicitor. The applioaat said she bad so mans. She bad to support her family by her own herd labour, and it was with the aseistaaos of a few Meads that she was able to pay into the club the Neves shilliags. Mr. Daimon said it wee a vary bad thing to have anything to do with a dub not eariilled, as there wee no check upon it. The poor woman then left the wort, evidently dissp. SUGAR.—BoonoL. Nov. 3.—Tho market has onto% sad prime No 6d. to 10. Po! cwt. lowa, viiii i au. drib Rama prodeco: poor sad him ' la folly 10. ehrigtos. sad eat good , 'boot 6 d. lye ; dowsed at tato ratio. TALLOW.—Famag Erwnws.—Tho mutat tog fr i to a aji SAL t : Spot, 60a. ed.; Doosmber, 50a. 9d. ; how. 31. ; Kara Ma , Id. • October to 3 11 7,4; 6d. to 51a. Denney Of glow to lay 1 , 86 41 oa k s ; arrival. 1,819 auks. At Oa pubk i Til 1,948 oaks ograrod,_aad 1,750501 d at fa prim Ala n d,. bed, 48a. 9d to SOL, nide* goad to Sas • aarift ; Booth Aaaartaaa, 51s. fast repo. d misi t fing Oadus, at SOL 6d. ; and Osytosa at 47a. Id; Li— mns, 47L to 43a Sd n Ado kao. pa n d . 4 . 17 Saw LIGON. Palnpast ail. 40a. Tows Wawa 1 4 se', OOTTON.—larinnah Nov. IL—The roam mam a animated on Friday len, aid mime 'drawn • biz hasimet me done also on Saturday sli r li tt the diorama • resents Usk pine upon abiasir ia u_ Ink al lower quotatices sad inoresing lileaday the riesesad wen Snitsd sad freely algid; dealing( rates. Os Wednesday, the bashre, boa nerd, was almost satirely naked to the nab it ansendlate meta of ecesanten, and • Man W ane saboitted to, bat yesterday the indeed prism s g mbi atioatioa, sad, with ter mod ease, the mast lea s twee rnahr at the redastica. For 8.. lan Seen hen • modeeMe beaky, red prism remit ern* Awe:key now ening abaadeally, ergo* general attealkar, sad Ihm h hen throughout the week. Oa Friday sa adman sf . Id. was readily paid, bat mabserneady the aims It bees ion, and • further Melia* submitted tea per lb. Derail on Friday end Saturday mile bawd a, cr es b d ut Mentos been gawk premed kr eh, mo n to a rwr Ih• Ed7Ptha *Mud* • Friday, bat her aims beet freely Mimi, and now hare wine way daily, _md eland .bout 114. mina week. Serum bee ileslisei v ide lb. l u tb. been freely o ff ered, mad Ms rated s the preesion, the inferior grades umbra le id rm she better kW& fril. to Id. per lb. lower, es moped ell Eat the elan of hat week. TM iaquiry Pis mg it beaming reetopesatinly limas& en Musk. Id. per U 1 lipseedaten to.. takes diner he ea 69110 biles, exporters 1.1,1X1 hales. sad the lag* We ban had • good demon to.dey ms im market, without thawe la prime. The NM mm .A T bass, whisk 80W an for export sad TM following are the deal quotations :—Fra .'. iat Sid. • ditto 20441 ploads,tto Ulaaa ; WOM dk 10ell• Orleans, 110 g; OI .; di COTTON GOODS. Kafrommermk Nov. L-11 Wagon pros we have bad a good deal lams brim 6rdiv. Many *seers have alma a dimedlier k bike lower prism wkisb ban lamed boyar is falm mkt qsaatitim, some el them memies to tbiaktbet Mr midi bee far the preen: 'embed the Waimea. Bayard ad of awes yam are parka( are freely midi that km* base doss for mime Yore pad. In home bids yam 11111 km berm • UMW more isgdrf. but it her Um did/ Mil • seem of Metal: prime. to. brae but Idtlebrima Is the maim prime me • little "Maim lima ea twig. Is cloth there Is. Mao bow rather now *aim mimes dispoitio• cm the part of bar m en to oyes* Wok tl low= Bayern are i, 'MAIL pork, fer The demand (if demand it may be imm4 is by so mesa= freely met by beldam, sad km km bme bat a tali bedews temmemard big aay dereripara d flellses bete berm amble to make say farther arketka their (wisdom elms Tuesday. *awe ma mai/ tames are corals: oat el raw of the sastorDs mitsrad into si: weeks to tee mouths ima bri Go las eat been mak a ~Mos la dm prior el eaten mb %dune them to take tie thee sweat prier le Noma meemal el warm OORN.-4:4444015. Nov. 3.-Tber• wee ■ ezeiterotat is tke trade to-der. sad Illett ae ltid wis fek supply al wheat ell was clewed at ea 44 4. 1 le. ore tout sod 2.. os erecodery, red sokise Zs. 91 0 e; extra 45.. ; white, 60e. boo le 64e. ; aid, 56e. to 54e. b. barer. Bases ewes, rod b. to 2.. . 8010 lb Lamour, Nov. 3.—Wo Oen bed • kir wooly d etel end obi Is. to ti• bigtm, but die no" dad dell. Wi red. 43e. to 47e. ; a. to brio is er% geed demend, *ad Ise mealtime darer. 061 ist=o3l4.__; iselZw36e. to 40.. Oa* 21e. 4111 NOV. & —Ws bed • good atteedews el socket this nereieg L ead them wee • very Ira lerA eli kinds d brew .a Whilst wee is gaol esesel. &woad at 3d. per metal adores es MN Mee d 11114 week ; Door le. par seek &one oe the week ; Leo Is is good denied, sod 6d. per qr. deans as the out; It good daroesd b. par babel obsess es tie wok ;10 meal 2.. per bed darer ; beim eise le. poor. NEM W azinno. Nov. 3.—N•w skeet mote • oar is. 1019 b. winner ; old. dearer. Berkey Is MO W SIM die mho wolesred. Bow sad eats OPAL diem da kr week oodles Oet. 30 3,447 qrs. id b. Imsky, 1,019, at 36e. ; este, 114, at be. 424 00,11.11.—N0v. 3.—Heireell Zak, lb; Wad lis. id. ; Walk Zed Herwper, 19e.; Willi lot Brent 23e. 6d. ; Web Bwd Hetles, 23r. 6d.; Web gds • Iliorcer, 21s. 9d. ; Wells Zod bath MA" Was Zed Twestell. ;We Ind Wall bob" 29e. &L; Web Zed Coes% Zle. 9d. ; Oerwertmd Malls. 24e.; Wells LA honk Slsits. 21 ; 611 Skips as market, l 6; said. W. TRAIITIO BICTIIII3B. *Or ler Men Tait faliamea. Gra. airs. oboist. lid Wa a Weak waft Oct IL 6 arms Tama animals 1377 111.361 DAM SON Wit mai* 0%. Loomis, Mime ha . ti. . ... re 90 lAi Week =NM Os.. Caledonia ale MAS AIN W WI N Ounirai a ii. 0. ~“ ~• North Mai %WO Loa NA WI ititi•l7Mdt Branum—Homeopathic! Nil Inners. sad Os Medical trot enion genersti. isedidd di W I as Wag ths nest heanbtal of ah bowsaw Whoa Oohs kiss d lowasopaihy went introduced labs this OEM 'h oe 's to in obtained no paranoias et soon etabwillni ho WO ar le to the nomads . dew elan mph,/ la the erode state, or so uandltsiO bind as to MOM& gals notice. J. Epps, of Liailio, hoes Wats Awe* was iniknol in th ey. ear MO to tars _lidd Mai to Oda entiOal. asid at ISamsticoseded. with die add" . ...6 4111 delmoni• naddasay, ta Ant 10 Pledgee. pose fa Osonsgrallies, sad so by tho porton WOOS° U MUM Uasilleinsresei tt pasusetrouge, as to mewl oat On to as Orianch. Pee general ame,loges so." thilteguldbed me ma entree** grateful telalteigieuel4 Ida a adgeeetaa mar De. Krell, In Ms nab, faii Os *Antimatter." says :-. 0:401 Thal i a lros iledrdwr portent nal:ribs, principles the ery weassian leo growth and sastanaoos a/ body.' Again o ea a sollleu gam slants very mach higher than Other cam or ise P._ Was :-Two teaspoonfuls et the pordor IF • WeekhaliT. fined is with bonne water or nir - ' -s - v• t• lb.. awl ltb. labelled packets, groan, sontectioosrs, sad -`-- dons : - -Tira teimomtale et toe pm.. - ailed ea with hammier or Mil Ileamod la thrgestrit ric Win, I.lb. labelled peekel, sad sold et U . IL yttloOt 11l emlectiosera. sag chemitis.—(advertieeta esa l et w teter ..'"'"'"'''''''''''''- wor BIRTH% KABBLAGNB, AND DIOS —a rothe ---..-- 1 an GODBY.—Dovember 1. et Dover, the wife of YAW II."' loyal dreary. et a ma. GlLL—govember S. at Bt. ittoy'oroad. Peckham. the wild . l. Two . el • Osmium HlLL.—Noavesber 1, at Crosby-ea-IMA Chethh. the elheg Her. H. 1. HE et • daughter. 11011T011.— November 1, at Tenhtte•-perk, Homely, * Se 1 at et LS. Norton, lecf.. ot • sea. 6TU.ll2o.—Neemater t, et TeleettM. sesta& 0 8 Wk . ' 'G I GIWO a P. Rearm Sm. et • daeghter. • 6 . WM -November 1. at Deihl Villa. west Mal" the wile et W. C. Wise, M.D., al • daughter. a C i te MAMON:I CHAPLlD—Clalwilt.—Dorember 1. et et. iten't , • Chant, death demon Sy s Earl.,T. ' ED., Mills to the lem to MOM Ceram 4uottter ot the lite .W fl well. at Dbentsa lama. Weft. Zak SLY RN —CRAW IPOSD.—Y o rsobir Las fa pewee, Philo, • a. Tr. letslithe wheat Mthea. to . 0 Y W• WPM IM. ot n14_11111: lele at Wight. to ltergrw• Zo tho l Sae, dasaggdfst ad Z. W. liewlard. Zak. ILL 1 DEATHS. Geed SAILM—Yee. 1. et Ihmeloiet Mum Ahetievo Ama• it, ' el woe et C. Deihl, ihe et 1 . . Intlirr.- wee. 1, es keetts Nowell% Tinsblidle/4" )124 IN .... Doweett, aged 616 --• DUCZOII,-lal. 1, ed Iteslo, Oieswall, lbw 11010 0 D WI° m aIMiG. - YOV. I. TIRO. BOOM, OWeiyA rti.osell4 Midst Kul, Me wile et C. T. Gratleg, 7•4:1 a a PILLTOTT —Wm 1,, M Ceatterhatt=rm.ins. • WELIA or MBOIL-100. 1, at 0 Troltdt Raba* egastae, the ma dJ. *. WOW .° . 1 umber r au se-s.rehitth•Che Wohulli 4 S - - - il la tie Gly el s Mew M DoMordoeroel la the 1111110Mit Y OTEME t.. ISE ) AfftROPOLITAN BOARD OP WORE& FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTB. Nairn or SOLICITONW AND MISTS Tao._ °Bum= AT VII OFOICZ Off Tins 011112 0023? Of SANTaurray. samaisRALLPTSIRK , BANKRUPTS. WILLLUS Mimics, Cavendish, Suffolk, settle dealer, to au render Nov. 10. at 11 MVOs GazAvsuliblagdnwt,Westintnsterengineer,Nov.lo.MlL I Masts+ Barroit,Abery-ter.,llack.ney,confectioner, Nov.lo MIL SAMUEL Kahl" Clitton-villia, Camden-town, co Ira- Ilmantvelltoocr, N oz ov iutooos le, at I..cioroootottookaaphawrood, imam to a cattle spice company, Nov. 21, at 11. NOWAan Sung, Bermondseytreet. Berea . baker, Nov. 111, at U. I'.IIIASAIa Lime, Nonh-road, -cree clerk In the Inland Revenue Nice, Somemet-home, Nov. 11, at U. MDWAstro Jamele-rd.,Old Kentgd.,earinsa. Nov.ll. ail. NAM W5122222W50. ardrow-road,lsaker, Nov. 11, at 11 Alga= Boil. Anum22l. Barer. droner, Nor. l l M 1. Ammo WULIAM 13nolhung-hlll. b 211121 1. Nov. 21, at 1. 41111tCa BoWitin, Dunham°, Barks,_victualler, Nov. 11, at 1. IMolaaa HODIMITS, Lcceimersroad, Walworth, attorney's chwk. Nov. 111, at 11. IS Dolril Edgware, baker Nov.at 1L JAN 21, Sarnia BT gO, many, St. George , sierraoa, South Ke nsin g ton, artistic illuminator, Nev. 21, at 11. WiLIAAm NICIMLOOS DM, Cliatham.glaws, Radom, Botch I guard manufacturer, Nov. at U. GUM Tbenissa. Horeetydown, ironer, Nov. V ol t II ; lIIINAIAN radios RanosnA, Qoorrhproa. Nokias., Nov. 21. at 11 11011113ang, Lower Sydenham. bootroaker, Nov. 21, at IL James HALLIDAY, MO Yorkmbirlfs. Dallmutrwll late cab 1 22- grietor, Nov. Si. at 11 IMMO LOCEIMM, PanCral422Bl, Totte.h -wad =akar, Nov. 11. at 11 ZIKIDITZLI, i 77 / ; .• lr , NO. ciajTA. n: lir ,AbwM77l7.o l Anil by Um, owl ORLIMAad siossixo sad Co T i ng i l l , Goverment. Orders 4110, Li ail INMAN og HOI for 111411.1 4 M0bs slatsr. iambi me V , low Os, Ms ta IS 6 g " ai d s • Tan 111=6"11 1 Ai" 1 6 1 " lat ' •S il e : 1 al. DUI Lk illosit. I 1 4 VERS. allisreir g en the Di Slid die will cal llitkalr to oleos MN lowa% sod 7 014= 6"...4 rod dabs pe_..l smil *lmo tkik IBIZOI Till L ir s aA4 c env • AM MIT 14 IT. WM/ el km& Min O i blea rila n tat as I FY the C Woo w' rI 111:46. er II Lima= sor•M • mnazi3l 4 3 2.8 E Meer AM Time =ai r CONC•••11 IIM•1•11•11- J. Main, Ix. I 3Aollate-1 11111C11112.4ZY I no Nat vUille akm Lobs lel 4 8. 4 Lasti MI 4