The Express. — London, England, 1861-04-06 00:00:00

4 THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1861. NAVAL AND MILITARY. SPORTING I3'TELLIGENCR. went up, awl in a few strides obteined a clear lead, which , alp *nttthgtnu. THE POLICE COURTS. ' MARKETS. ee— —... cr. .STII t'il. 1 Mkt 5. -- ss -- like distance separating the second and third, Jingling — w _ Vise .ice and wounded tri•q.. from China, to the BETTING AT INANCHESTER.-FnibAlr. Johnny was a bail fourth, Hellenus all, and Lord Clifileu s INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-APRIL 5. MANSION-HOUSE. coTros.—Lmrtroot., APRIL 5,-The market has been monher of 117 nermuniresioned -fixers and roes of curious METROPOLITAN HA N UICAP. colt last. (Before the Chief Commissioner.) James ow oap, his wife , were is duringthe pre . ent week, the aozounte from the menu. H and CatAerine H ?,ui t brought before the Led Mayor, charged with stealing acturiug districts exorcising an in fl uence su ffi cient to THE CUP of 60 son, added to a Handicap Sweentakee regiments, gibe anises' at this cannon last enniag, were 9to 2 apt Daum* (t) East 'll e ie r sittinp of the courts were resumed today after the a large quantity of silk handkerchiefs and scarfs, amounting counter-Olen° those received from America until yak' , mope tel to the tis4cal °them.. from Fort Pitt, when 32 Bto 1 - Betts of 211 soya. each, 10 ft, end sif declared. Winners extra, to the value of several hundred pounds sterling, the pro- day, when the receipt of "deices, per Niagara and Etna, of m en ~f s it nod, were Amine! into hospital few treatment, 12 to 1 - Any other Gentlemen riders. Two miles. (24 subs., 17 of whom pay sr se WILLIAM T. GILRY.- BREACH OP PRoHIRE Or MARRIAGE. perty of Mans. Brocklehurst and Cu., silk manufacturers, a considerable falling o ff in the receipts, and • reduction in end tle. remaiedet seat met. Mary'. invalid eatablishment. CITY AND !SUBURBAN. 3 son. each. ) Mr. Xastwood's tinned by Penne 8 yie, hit Sib This insolvent, a young man who had been a jeweller's (Mr. &vine 1 assistant in Coventry.street, was, o pp ose d by M r . Robert- milk-street, Cheapaide, the master of the male prisoner. the estimates of crop, again restored firmneu, and prices, PEMBROKE DOCKYARD. It to 1 apt Physician (0 Mr. Buchanan appeared to conduct the prosecution, which previously 'Moeda slight decline, now close steady I:: asset, Maize of the great reduction takite , 11 to 1 - First Loral it) Mr. W. Owen*. Irish Emigrant. 5 yrs. lOst 51b son tint fi tlis on the part of a young woman named Susannah Knight, a detective o ffi cer, depend that from information at the quotation, of List Friday ; the reduction of the Bank ids., ,a th.• duck" arts the estsblialialent al labourite here 11 to 1 - Thunderbolt (t) Mr. Whittaker's Desmond, 4 yrs E r. . Boynton ) s 2 Jinkl. Mr. Bicker Caarten supported he he received be went to Messrs. Bruckleherst's warehouse, rate toff per cent. yeaterday has also tended to imperteen. 6,7ii, es r ,..h se d j os . Leo to liel, del weekly discharge..., 12 to 1 - Pancake ; where he saw the prisoner , and told lain that he was a de- Silence to holders. Brazil are without alteration, but Egyp. Captain Little's Pitman, 4 us. llet elb , .Mb extra' The point of opposition was in respect to the damages tective o ffi cer, and should take him into custody for stealing tin are heavy of sale at the quotations . There has been a both in thi: nil all .1 partnents. continue. The Geyser, 15 to 1 - East sheen Kerne 0 ' awarded in an action for breach of promise of marriage. The 17 to i - Gabriella il'Estaien Mr. Radii', Harriett. 4 yn, tad Mb Mr. Soobelt 0 damages were laid at UMW., and the jury gave 401. The a large quantity of silk hanilkerchiefa and scarfs belonging fair demand for Surat, but without quotable change in deem-sleep. her Mg di...tinged the spars and gear she 6 1 Isenght for the Deemer, hasty lancled liewd-bettle ID to 1 - Rain Nun Mr. W. Crai en's )(stabile. aged, 104 11b Mr. Morgan) 0 costs were ~ taxed at 41/ and had been increased by five to the firm. After removing the prisoner to Bow-lane be value. Speculators have ,0110 American; and there are proceeded to the prisoner's residence, where he carried on rrported for export, 3,190 American, 210 Merman, 40 rp. Ann WI le rt,,....: hon Wedoesday. The Mines has TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. Betting :6to 4 apt Pitman, 4to 1 apt Dilkoosh, and pleas. An offer of 10/. for damages and costs had been huskies" as a general desimr, and there saw his wife, whom tin, and 3,010 Surat. The market opens with a nod in -1 her mown and tuatc3sests cm cosh aoil is rat idly getting her Bto 1 apt Matador (5) sto I sent Harriet. Desmond made the running, followed made and refused, on which he was taken in execution, steadma nine; to them. The Great Eastern is taking is 81 0 1 - Diriphantua (t) at wide intervals by Irish Emigrant, Xaathus , Harriet, The record in the action "Judd r. Gilby" was put in he • • the sales probably will be enth for her trap to New York. l'apteits Caruegie, it. N., 9to 1 - Kedleston (t Dilkonb and Pitman lying away to the lower turn, where evidence by the clerk of Mr. Vann, attorney for the plain- found a quantity of silk scarfs and handkerchiefs, which 2,000 on speculation and or export. tank .11.sres• of her as commander ou the 4th inst. Ire 10 to I - Xhirikolf It) Pitman and Dilieoch drew forward, and ran in company tiff, and counsel for her put a letter in evidence, dated in w ere ;;;; identified by Mr. Folkes, the manager of the firm, and "Lot, siorgine iii th e d. pot Isittaiien hene has been 12 to 1 - Sweet Hawthen (0 with the two leaders. At the distance Pitman was beaten, March, DOW, in which Gilby requested the return of his like- Liao a large quantity of duplicate relating to property COTTON GOODS. - MANCHESTER, APRIL 5. -Tie entered hi Italia: and Mr. Woluy, assistant-surgeoe to CHESTER CUP.belon 'n to the runners. leaving Dilkooeb, Desmond, and the Irish Emigrant to light nee, and on the introduction of that evidence counsel for - g i q P market his again resumed a somewhat more cheerful tone, Solo on a pawnbroker, of 55, Upper North-place, • foreign service . Casein Tatham a permit .4 commaud el 10 to 1 o ff ered ea the kid , oat the race, Dilkonh winning cleverly by two lengths ; the defendant put in a letter from the young woman ! in Mr. on o°,P• . So me kinds of both yarns and goods are rather more she Rieuhebri has leg entered, be will ine sur•redrol in a few a like distance between the second and third ; the others which a similar request, in 18.58, was made. It transpired Gray's-inn-road, produced a large quanhty of articles, some inquires! for, and • few sales are effected at prices that - of which he mid were pledged b y the female pr i soner. in by Captain Lord Kerr. CATTERICK BRIDGE RACE:I.-Ter Usual% how oil, beaten the last of which was Xenthus, who broke down that the insolvent, as • she menu, has 31. 15e. a mouth , H i s were named on Tuesday by produeers • but were not then The prisoners were then remanded. Y. (rice& had paid about 16/. for costs to his 'Stanley, and obtainable. The reduction of the Bail rate has had a very MALTA, APRIL 2. Tin envie HANDicar al 3 sows. each, with 30 added . 19/. was now owing . SOUTHWARK. good effect on the yarn market, and there is more dispose lit M3jeaty's ship Amphien arrived frow 0,0 adio• HORSES NAMED. Mr. Bicker Canten appealed to the court on the ground John Curt nig, a notorious thief, was brought before Mr. tion to operate for the home trade and all the export ?Anton 00 the 3let March, and on the :Oh the *nurse Mr talon* Lopeeteher by Binleateber out of Ilarbata, The e_eai onWi tei Dames have been given : of the insolvent's youth and the letter he had produced to Comte, charged with stealing • silk scarf from Lye shop markets, except America. But it hee not led to much from Corfu. Lel Eleis arrived in the Terrilde at Corfu on 3 an, Mt 71b .. . .... . _ .......... Grhoshaw 1 Loyd Zeeland s b yearling colt, by Fandango, out of Zeta mitigate any judgment the court might pronounce. of Mr. Langley, hoiser, tic., High-street, Southwark , actual business, which is alrody checked again by hanleoing Mr Dawson'. Maps 4 yrs. .7st Nb • "Madden', 2 the 21* and was to proceed rat day to bog! iml eel Trion. lie Th ... Isla, P oe s o bi s , 3 yea, se 11234. e swer g en , 3 -Zapsfiero. The Chief Commissioner observed that he should have Garret Munro Pearce, police-constable 59 M, said that rates. Spinners are still too well engaged with past orders to Admiral Mud' left is her Mijestv's skip Hannibal on the 11 r. !"nrers's Willie %right 6 yrs, Id 121 b ..'Biacklieni, 4 Lord EstlamEs b filly foal, by Voltigeur, out of Casts. considered the damages large had the record merely been on the previous evening he was on duty in High-street, go mnch out of their way to court new ones. The down nu. fie fts la. and the James Watt fur Cede. Mr. Henrys The Done. 4 yrs, list 711, idurton, U patio-Banda) dla. produced, but the learned counsel for the young woman had when lie saw the prisoner loitering about the shops, at- ward tendency of prices is for the time stopped, though no The Pre;••.• is Weill tonorrow foe (::hyena, iu the hope Mr Leah.: s Maid of the WA S Jr, set 211. Mr. l'Amou's cult foal by Sto c kwell , out of Blink Bonny put iu a letter showing that in March, Id6o, he did not care tempting to steal something from the doors. He watched further advantage may have been realised. The favourable that the elmip will benefit the health of Si.. crew. iMr. Tlveneue 0 -Blair Athol. for her, and on that it waa shown that in May, 1838, she him, and saw him deliberately enter Mr. Loogley's shop, change in the weather, besides the reduced rate of interest, ar. iserwares Stockton, 4 yrs, Bet (Ward, 0— THE VOLUNTEERS AT THE HYTHE SCHOOL OF S; r. AkuusitereTrothpilint. 4 yr% TA 7 1 b llladden 0 had written a letter that she did not care for hon. As the match a silk scarf from a stand, and run off with it. has its influence on the cloth market, as well as in yarns, Mr. Itnbon's Jim. 4 yea, 7stEM 'Paladin, 0 HORSES STRUCK OUT OF THEIR ENGAGEMENTS. merits hail been gone into he should consider tbe case. and Witness pursued him, and caught hold of bins near St. and there is more firmness along with the still apparent sir. l'Ansee's Bab at the Bowater. 4 yen, Tel 7lb ,MeteeN) u March 30, at 9 a.m., Beethoven, out of all his cup.. the judgment would be two months from the vesting order George's Church, where they hail a desperate struggle to- quietude and caution. HYTHE, FRIDAY. M r . J ac k man ' s Loilitabot. 3 Yr% 7N TA 'Nano* * meats-sold, (March 1), for the damages awarded. gether ; and had not another officer come to his assistance T'ue pre ntlenien who were lately nowinatoil tu the sett*: 3to 1 apt Loptatcher, 4to 1 apt Willie Wright, March 30, at 9 a.m., Rapture, out of his Northampton (Before Mr. Commissioner Nichols.) no doubt he would have been seriously injured. CORN.-CIIIIMIMMIM, Arm 5.-There Was an in. Am of volunteers for instruction is the pr.,ctke of max- And 5 to I each pot Etas Duustabls and Mains. Wea by eargerneuts. The manager of Mr. Loogley's business identified the weaned supply of wheat at our market to-day, and all the ketry anstarnial at the Hythe School en Wednewley and a amt. Marsh :10, at 2 p.m., Molly f, out of the Northampton. 12f RE STOPFORD JONES. scarf as their property. It wail safe about seven o'clock, best samples were taken at rather improved prices ; bed Tbunday, and t..-day an is full a, orators with their Marna for 100 son. T.Y.C. shire Stakes. This ease, before reported, was mentioned. The poor man but he did not odes it until the officer came and told him reds, 565. to 625. ; white, .601. to 66e. Beans Is. dearer. duties, under the iastrectios of General 114 y, Colon! Wil- Mr P.idimonses Waned& by thinner, dant by Johan March 10, at 5.15 p.m., The Speaker, out of the St. Liz had been a long time in Whitecrossatreet Prison, and Mr. of the robbery. Barley, dull sale, as the season is drawing to a close for feed, turd other Alern of the school. The weather is very la ii, "! yrs, SA 71k . Osborne) 1 Handicap, at Northampton. Peverley, the attorney, had kindly taken up the case and Daniel Scannell, 177 Si, a detective, said he saw the malting. fine here. .iusi ei.i • premise of farce:fob's conditioes for thr Jackson's tby Newmlnster. 1 yrs. art 71b.,. : _nullock) .2.. April I. at 9 RAI L , Mau.at•Arms, out of the Northarep • procured two of hi . own friends to become bail, which ap- p r i soner struggling with I'earce . He was making a dupe - Leccome APRIL 5.-We have had a fair supply of praetac du rim; the ten slays er a hots glit that the voles- Baden : 6t04 on Wallachia. Won by half • length. Wean° Stakes. plication was granted without the attendance of the km!. rate resistance, met they had considerable difficulty in se- wheat to-day, but a very dull trade Millers were very t...r emir.. .1 inetructios ..-cities. The preexist ekes Is TRO THIRTEENTH EMMY Tall3llllL STARER, 10 goes. April 1, at 9 a.m., Carrowroe and Breechloader, out of vent, who was at the time in a dying state. curing him. Heuer the prisoner throw the scarf produced cautious buyers, and took only to supply pressing wants ein r none-one, awl Ire:lake gentkmen from A nstrmlia mad sash, for 2-yrold colts and fillies. New T. Y.C. the Whittlebury Stake.. at Nerthampton• Mr. Dowse now informed the court that the poor manna into the rued. hence prices gave way Is. per qr. Barley very elow, and Fon . l es s . as well m the Telffewnhill,•• of men thorn 0 Mr. Wattia Sir William Armatinig, by Tadmer-Mloalle,l April 1, at 11 ere, Black S u lt an , ou t of all his engage dead. Mr. Peverley had received notice that he died thin Mr. Comte asked what was known of the prisoner. prices ls. to 2s. lower. Beans fully aa dear. Wheat, red, %dish au:, uteer ride earps, sad of the yernanry and Iles. Rat 2lb '(harlton) 1 meets. morning. Scannell said that he was a notorious thief, having been 42a, t o ge e. ;w hi te; ea s to ees Beau , 44 a , t o se s „ Artillery / - .moony . The following is a hot of the gentle- Mr. Weenie King of Kara est Mb ..... ~.. Chalioner) 2 April 1, at 11 a.m., Thunderbolt, out of Earl Spencer's Lay, one of the principal o ffi cers of Whiteercesutreet sever a l times tried and convicted of felony. Howley, 28s. fa 38e. men iii ti, eh .% specifying also the corps to which they Betting :7to 4 on Sir William Armstrong. Won by Plate, Northampton. Prison, reported that the insolvent was carried out of prison The prisoner, in the moat impudent manner • denied the w ItCETITLD APRIL 5.-The show of wheat WY good, irc.pectively belong: beat, Fordyce. re'n Abenleenehire; h a ir ~ hen h. April 1, at 3.35 p.m., Pomona, out of Earl Spencer's as soon as the discharge on tail was granted. robbery, and declared that he never had the ;cad him in there being a large arrival from the Baltic. Trade was Ms. Miller, 7th Ar.7leshire ; Dr. William', Australiaa ; THE finouuti HANDICAP of 7 sm. each, with 60 added. Plate , Nceth a nlft ° °. The court ordered the fact of the death to be recorded. p ossess i on , quiet, and, last week's prices being demanded, there was lust. lieuniage tad Bedford ; Lieut. Green, Nth Belford • - April 1, at 5. 2 p.m., Barb Pigeon, out of the Northam p. Mr. Comb, told him he must endeavour to make a jury , Two miles . IN RE FRANCIS WILLIAM STONE. 1 retail business, Bart limited request, a nd en 1y a Bade ism Ku. Woodwind. fhb Bedford ; Captain Atkins, let Berkshire; 4 , 4 wait .. nwsi o i r , e 4 Beauty, by I Osman out e f y toosnire Stakes. This insolvent, who bad been clerk in the East India believe that, as be should commit Limier trial le. per . qr. lower. No particular change in other articles. 11.. Neswerthy. sth Berkshire ; Lieut. Colonel Tains, ad ' w a t h m Mimi . 3 yrs. 745 Mb - Committed accordingly. House, and who haul been in prison since November, 1848, Avenge week eoding April 1 :-Wheat, 1.663 qrs., at Cheat:Mr : Lieut. Ill:lure 17th the.hire ; Lied- Feeelee. Sr. Jackwe's Syringe. 4 ne. Ilet Illb ;Bul lo ck, 2 Northempteembire engagements. be discharged. THAMES. 61s. 84d. ; barley, 696, at 40s. Id. ; beans, 37, at 422.81 d. ; 19th ( heesire ; Ernes Hollingworth, Etth Cheshire ; Mr. Rebellion's Kir Harry. ri yes, get lib ;Calvert) e April 2, at 1.5 p.m., Defender, out of the Northampton. a PPl ied 4° E, .i.pt Friewl, Rik l'iusiberland : Sergoud-Major Fry, NI nir. Whitehead's Oren._ 4 yra,let llb itilbberd) 0 dire Stakes. Yr . Dowse opp. ; and Mr. Serval supported. William Madge, the chief mate, and William Veal, pease, 15, at 435. Tonic. Ports ; Lieut. Priam 11 th Derbyshire ; Inst. Mr. II" ritc • Maid 4 IllanNwsela. 4 yrs. est 41b 0 April 2, at 330 p m. Seclusion • out of Rail Spencer's An application was made in limiter that Mrs. Stone, the second mate, of the ship Beagle, in the London Docks, were Braise:h. 4th Des.. ; L'orpund !Manse, Sith DenaLLCar Mr. tUrnien's North Wold, 3 yea , Id IMb 0 Plate, Northanipton. ' ' ' " insolvent a wife, who had obtained a decree in the Divorce brought before Mr. Belle, charged with smuggling cigars COATIL -LONDoN Ann. 5,-Bell's Primrose Gas, 13s. ; min Madder, le Dina ; Lien. Bergese, 7111 ; Betting :6to 4 agd Ords, sod 6to 1 apt Syringe. Win April 3, at 2.15 p.m., Robia, sister to !testes, out of the Court for a judicial separation on the ground of cruelty, and tobacco. - Davison ' s Wait Hartley, 17s. M. ; Hartlepool West Hartley, should be entered as a creditor on the schedule. The solid- Mr. A. Wright, examining officer of customs, said that 16s. 7d. • Howard's West Hartley, 17s. fld. ,• lambert's Lieut. les ass, MO Devoe ; Mr. Cniquhues, 9th Dumber- h 7 a level ad ° h° lll . Oaks. ton ; Captais Tawke, 7th UM ; Lint. C. A. Wynne, 3rd Ton EAnal Taii:ssi % L STAIt el of 10 sort. each, for 3.yr. • __ _ tors for the wife were entered, but her name did not appear. the Beagle had recently arrived in the London Docks, after West H artley, 17., 3d. ; Walker Primrose, 12a. ; West Mr. Sargood apprehended that • wife could not beacredi- • long voyage. He asked the prisoners if they hell anything H ar tl e y, le e me ; W a ll s End Wearneliffe, 16a. ; Eden Plintakire : Fairs rummy, Ist Gloucester ; Yr. Visard. old fillies ad colt.. Nearly one mile and a half. liable to duty in their berths. Madge produced • luidl Mein , YU. ; Walls End Framwellgate 76.. 3d. •, Walls Ilth (Mourastar ; Limal Gardner, 14th Gloucester ; Sergesat Mr. Wintelingham's Samba, by Goorkah. bet 9lb (11fficesel 1 FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. tor for cede. Mr. Commissioner Nichols was subsequently informed quantity of tenon and a few cigars, and said that was sll End Haswe ll , 18s. Gd. ; Walls End South Hatton, 18e. 6d. Herbert, Sad Hereon! ; elergeast Hawke ', Ist Hanta ; Mr. Youngs Amelganixto in filly, set 31b .. ...,Caribei, 2 --m- End that the costa had not been taxed ; and on an application he had. Witness searched the venni, and discovered a W a ll s E n d Stewart's, 18a. 6d. ; Walls Cassop. 17s. ; 4'apeain imed/iffe. 11th Hertf o r t l e hir e ; Mr. D an f or d, 11th B e tti ng : 2 and 3tol en &mho. Won by de login. BANKRUPT& that the solicitors should be expunged from the schedule, as false beam is the shin, and under it 31b. of foreign menu- Walls E n d H art i o p oo l. 18.. 34, ; walls End Haugh ; Lieut. Hugh..., 1203 Hertfordentre; Co- T ug E LEvarera F Atinr T ittENNIAL S TARES o f 10 son. S oarAT G roltor . D IMS. T r i g , w h ar f. COW Thameastreet lead • being no creditors, said be would coosider the point. henna tobacco. Madge mid the tobacco belonged to him. Hall, Ws. 3d. • Walls End Kellar, 17.. 6d. ; Walls End pwsl Mao Icy, let Huntingdon ; Serxeant Lover nth lads of each, for 4-yr-old roil!, and fillies. One mile sad aW. merchant. to ,nrrentiee April 16 at 11, and May le at tat " W nett ; Lunn Lutridge, 17 th K" , ; 41. °•P° 41 Italkwrws Mr. Sintimen's BD i.e.. by l'eltigeur out INCelnitte. Mt tdb Bwincliall.street. Sl, Stmepook, Planses-bea; off. assig., The insolvent was then exami n ed with a view of getting On further search be discovered 100 cigars in a locker under Thorpe, 17s. ; 'Walls End Trendou Thonaley, 15e. fid. ; 1 ;tb Keet . Mr, Herber, 19th Kett ; 'errant Major , nit Johnson, Resinghall street. a portion of his pension set aside for his creditors. He • the chief mate ' s bed place, which he also owned. In Veal's Cerny and Euffryn Malting, Ufa-Ships at market, 61 ; „=), 1 Roemer err an WILLIAM Turmas Scow, Southampton, one of his reasons for staying so long in prison was that he berth he discovered 41ha. of foreign manufactured taboo°. sold, 36, K cut ; red gaud Elear, 24th Kent ; Lieut. Charringtem, Mr. TAnaotis Crammed , wt 71b , 'f . tailors, April lto at li. and Slay 17 at I. at Baslngballetreet• wished to see the result of the suit in the Divorce Court, Veal denied all knowledge of it, and 'aid it had been placed --- - - - Mr. Kent ; Cement Humilitie s Ist Kirkcorlbrighe ; Betting ::ito 1 on Bivouac. Won by a length . Sole. Steeken. Cornhlll, and Lome Southampton : of. awn., soul to insert the cede in his schedule ; but the attorneys la his berth ivy some other person. Mr. Buraett, .aith lAnarksliwe ; Captain Brooks, Johnson. Basiughallatreet. TRAFYIO RETURNS, el. " - for his wife would not tax the coats. Another reason was, Madge, in defence, said th at he intended the tobacco and 40th laroolare ; Captain Burley, 49th Laoesshise.• THOMAS DAWNS CARTXR. Blue Anchor-yard, Celemanatreet, s,,, gema t . Nellie, :iiith liiiiwnehini; eeptain 1.1344131 .. Lull CROXTON PARK RACES.-PRIDAT, every stable keeper, April 19 at 12, and May 17, at ii, at ea. that Whitecrom-street Prison was much better than his cigars for his own cennumption, and not for sale. Miles Paw Mer- Total, Total, lemonlike; Captain Jee, 15th Laireardare , Captain Jaq THE Fsametes' PLATS of 50 SOTS ;20 to the second, tied e did not Mr. Selfs- Very likely • but you first told the officer a sinetialletreet, Wil. . Sheppard, Moorgateatreet ; oft as s _a_ig. borne, where his wife and her mother resided. H TY Y . RAILWATS Ilan dandies 1181 1560 concealed the tobacco in pen seas m G "A A L hall-street.he could set aside any port of him pen s ion of 2001. falsehood, and you appear to have 7 6 th Lanenhire; Mr. Breath elst Lancashire ;Me Adecießa, 3to the third ; 4-yr olds. list Mb ;ire , list ;six and aged, c . R W Aß ni L t i r m i. ,;,. -- , - .4,Z Hsi ., Now ,,,,, viss ,„„ 4. F . T` linr d ••• how . his . . .- 689 603 baysßoyal Danish .-. - ffi.l Leieentershire ; Lint. Higgins, 11th Lincoloahke ; Be- lit 81b. Hens, two miles. (9 subs) latter of threedug machffica, April 17 at li. and May LS at 12, L ad a year. He had to pay 701. a year as alimony to wife, • very ingenious manner . he 000tributed to the Widows' Food, an d after the Veal protested his innocence, and said he never haul pos. Week ending March 19. m.s Pealed. 13th Lincolothin : Mr. Settle, 11th Linda. Mr. J. Inodinag re by Idea fl yrs, 1214 6111 Coleman' 1 I at itaithighallatreet. Sol., Deacon, King.street Finsbury- Limerick and Ennis III 94 65 169 172 income tax be had 121 W. •a year to su port himself. He had session of the tobacco found iu his berth, to which others shire ; Captain Kieharsin, 37th Middlesex ; bent Rartoa, Mr. T. Sorrows Record. 4 yrs. Ilst • Mr. So r row.. Jan.) 3 2 square, mei Peterborough : off. anslg., Graham, Colemanetreet. p of for hadandthis • • turued out Lobe the case, Week ending March SI. Tth Monmouth; f 'aptaia Kin, bth Mennimith ; Seigesate Mr wanner Forester. aged. Int slii Mr. Pinder , Prizefighter. acrd . Id Blh owner' 5 4 victualler, April 16 at 11. and May IS at 1, at Beslughalletreet. Wine time. The magistrate raid he was not quite satisfied that Veal Major Mandl. moth Middiens ; Captain Woods, 40th Mid. Kr stoic,. Yellow Dwarf. 4 yr% list Mb !Mr Stokes, 101,. Brutten, Basinghallstreet :.d. swig., Pennell, Guildhall- Mr. Commissioner Nichols regretted that the insolvent knew anything of the tobacco, sod discharged him. He diem: ; Mr. Walter., 40t1 Middlesex : Capitia Wood. 92ed ' - Jun, 4dr chambers. had thought proper to remain so long in prison. He should inquired the quantity of tonere° and cigars found concealed WEATHER REPORT. Middlesex ; Sergeant 'Philipp, let Middieux ; Liest..Ceisnel Mr. Woodrutrs Sutton. aged, lit Slb once 0 ills GISMOS THOUS CH ..... S. Finshury.paTeMeaL and Green- direct that 2W. a f the credi hld besetaside under the Imam and in the chief mate's locker. year or e tors a ai Hoe C. Vereker, 2od Middlesex; Ensign Haskiegoa. sth First Heat. -Betting :sto 4 apt Record, 3to 1 apt street. Spitaffields, umbrella manufacturer , April le atlia. sad out of the pension. Mr. Wright-There is 51ba in all, and Um value and duty 1121./Y, An 5,11 IV 91 M. 14 "WiallIcicr i Sergeant 89614•54, 4th Natuashant t Oxford. 110aika Yam Dwarf, and Ito 1 apt Forester. Woo easily by Ma y 21 . at 2 , at Basingluall-street. Pols , Harrison and Lewis, The . Beck 5111 Northam i • . Ikw . fferiteees Neewerehli lee ,. twO itestbs, a length separating the second and third. et t Old Jewry : off. stair., Edwards, Basinghallatreet. lngo vent would have been discharged, but the case are 3/. shire ; Lieut. Moir, .trd Publesshire; t.'ept. Intl. ant AMEN and FlabCalcK PJIiMaIiTTHSIIII , Great Tower- stood over to perfect sense formal matters. Mr. Belle mill the defendant Madge held a good position X X Si. D. P. C. I. 8. Rotten TOR out at W e bottom turn sod s lipped his we i g ht s , street City, and Remell-street. Rotberhithe. ship chandler% in the ship, and ought to have known better. He fined Bad Bmibftrll6bi "; °I 1 4•1° W i th am' , Miek °nig" i and in mineneassce was not persevered with, and did not. April le at and May 21 at 1, at Daainghanctreet. 801 e, IN Re JAlirs EDWARD STEVENS. hien W., the treble value, and in default one month ' s, im- _ ___ ._____ _- - Lieut. Weston, tech Some set ; Captais Didemse 17th th e pat pass Marten and Cu., Muwinglane . of. milt, Edwards, Basing- This insolvent, • commisioa spat and nnviumer for a • unwo r,„ &wow' ; 11 •PIAI° Sawyer, 14 th Scwersol. : Cal"sa° Feels* Sneed Heat.-Betting :2to 1 on Liss, who made all the kallatreet• public company, Was opposed by Mr. Dowse for Mown. The penalty was paid. 15th Sulso , lsst I LeM• leakin g : 3811 /Ma °id i _Odom' running' and we. in a canter by three length, a bed third, THISMCN PITXPAYRIcK and BERNARD FITZPaTIIct, Newark- Barry, aad other creditor.. Mr. Sargood supported. Nem Sargent Goodwyn. 2nrlSnffolk ; Cape Mamas 10th Primigliter wee last ueon.Trent and Nottingham, travenlng drapers, April In and it ' • bet at Nottingham. It was complained by the g creditors that the in- Annie= Lieut. Whi ay 9. at lls, at Birmingham Court d o 2 "" Id • Sth ShruPabint ; be e : I _l' 12 " 11 '.._,. _! 2121/ ...7 ° " °2 ; THE CIIAITON PARK PLATE of 60 stns. • added to a &de, Cowley' and Everett, Nottingham; of. ameg., Harris, solvent's wife had represen bustard as a member of A CAUTION TO TRADESMEN. terra o 2 eaptein Edwards. We :41sropeliire: sand. =guar, min Berwew- kuid • mamma ". of Ii ..,.. each; for all Wi n - Nomtlionam. the firm of Stevens and Patchett, the wets - known soli - DRKWIOX b 1 set 314srgraot Riberts,l2th Shropshire; Seems, Hardee, nth napag e s. in- USW 'Anne.' JAMES THOM and WILLIAM TRIM. Notting- citors, of Queen-street. Cheapside, and gave ordenARDRUMAN 29IW 46 43 N.N.K to Mews At the close of the sissizea at Kingston, a case Pournesg 29.98 43 42 3.3. T. b 3 Marne; Sergeant Catlin, 14th earn • Mr. Cerrance, s th a." caber One Mil, ' (12 sub s .) bans, lace maiinfaeterers, April 23 and may st, et 11t,st RN- Parry of Ludgatiehill, to Mean Moolbred, and other tried l9.9l 43 41 S.S.W. o 6 NAPA ; Mr. Rood. Singapore • Serg i ; si nt aji me i„pas. 12th Mr. n. Jaciehe's Van Strom, by The Tyne Dutchman. minium Court held at Nottlild!a_m. SoL, Maples, Netting. er5 ,d1,.... before Lord Chief I t' E 1 Ispecial jury , muss was tb. -T. Jobnaela I involving a point of great importance to tradesmen and ger. GALWAY - - 19.90 42 41 N.K 1 2 Wilts ; Mr. Mitrbonek, 7th Wilts ; llaptain Wilms, led y e r. y Vaje. ti ns in c ui 4 yrs. ht 131 b W. laittom 2 ham ' °E. " lig. ' kh ' rtit ' 14°ttim°°m ' The insolvent maid he was not aware of his wife incurringaCARDOROUON 20.66 43 42 14.5.1. o 4 'WILLI/al 11 Ita. ItiweleSTlSld. bait manufactiwer, April le and their action brought vents, and employers . The was by rave rOO6 .; mos 43 1 , 14 5. is 1 i Wastnowelaid •; Lieut. Toros, 11th Warcestershite ; Major Mr. J. De w unefesiden. 3 yrs, tot tub ' , Wheatley. 3 May le at 12, at Manchester Coen Solo., Parrett and Co., the debts, exceptto a small amount with Messrs. Shmilbred, Mr. Ticknor, a poulterer and fishmonger at K laptop, against Temente- .. sad 4e 46 N.E. b 1 thillev. Boyd Wilts Tammany Captain Marw. . od, 9th Betting :sto 4 apt Bradfield. 6to 4 apt Van Screens. Neecledeld : of. neg.. Polk Maneheeter. and he haul returned some of the articles obtained. His i North Von ; Enacts Carter . 104 k Keith York ; dement Van Suborn j umpe d sway w i t h a clear 1,..4. was sever BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED , income aa • commission agent was about N. a month, and Mr. George Arbuthnot, • gentleman holding an appoint- 9tonJetrowti. 2 9.03 45 44 N.N.E. meat in the Treasury, to nxover 34/., the balance of en Ile- YARMOUTH .. AIM 46 44 N.W. e 3 White, 25th Teat York ; Corporal Hayward, Hon. ArtiMei7 fairly ruched , and won very „ i dl y b y , 1.,,, t h . c oi d as i m April 3. JAMES IGCM•kIi lloatIMIL AehtouundeeLjne , corn he haul an allowance from his friends. He was the son of mount for poultry and fish supidied to his establishment Lomas NOLA 411 42 N.W. e - I:tympany ; Mr. E. W. Demand , Deibt Volunteers ; Ehr v .' s b a d t hi r d . Marehant. Mr. Stevens, of the firm of Stevens and Satchel', and had - the months of Aup t 185 S, and October , 1560 to 00055 • - W. A Smith, 19th Essex ; Captain Helloed. Ist Leh/ester ; JOINT STOCK COMPANIES WINDING-UP ACTS. carer re Med himself or authorised his wife to say he between - 6 ' ' PORTSMOUTH 29 20 44 43 N.W. en 2 Sergeant h em. Gi b sone , ; Captain seise, 18th W .,. TIM GRANBY HANDICAP of 20 sovs. each, 10 ft, and sif lIIIRM DINcorNT CoMPAST ,LJIIITID, lx at 1 at I= Apra - -1, has -- a member of the firm which the defendant pleaded that he was not Itit it PORTLAND-- 118911 48 43 N.M.& te 1 easter ; Fiergoatit Heehaw, 11th 'fiddle's: ; te;rgeant Ben. declared. Winner. extra. Jockeys to carry 7161 extra. ItaHatreet-proof of debts and to settle Ilst of coetributeries.- sou . • The case occupied the court until is rising, and the further . . • Mr. Edwin James, Q.C., asp Mr. Needham appeared for the Plixotint 29.911 44 4! N. W, 1 1 b 1 lacer, 11th kliddleux ; Cadets Mahn, tith Keen • Earl About a mile and • halt. ( ill subs., 40 of wham leY 5 40 ". D:V 'DENIAL •' plaintiff and Mr. Hawkins Q.C., and Mr. Sumner for the PuNT.ANCR April 21L J. Johnson awl C. R. Oilman, Lad Cronsatreet Der- hearing was odjourned generally with notice to the opposing defendUit. It neared that the ap plaietiff had supplied :war Mont Charles. End Kest Mounted Ritias ; &pain l ' ech • ) dna : liaetue)roadereecent, lisekneprosel : and Norwich. creditors. The insolvent retuned to prison. e. i Pennon, Raat Kent !legated Ri fl es ; Ciii pet r trendier, East SW H. De Vannes Condoner, by Stockwell, 6 yrs, boot and shoe faetors-April M. W. Cu.,o' Capetian, Regent- articles to tho family for two or three years, and a COritIfHAGEN in EDEMAS 29.0 9 0 - N.N.W. 4 9 r 1 Ent Mounted Rake ; Captain beads*, East Kent 31auated list lib t.L" " " " .0...-: ..L.. ........ (Mr ' "wil ) 0 1 street. coach builder April 30. C. Dray, Alfred-terrace. Bays- young woman, named Sarah Cook, who was cook Ba ted - E. 1 9 r 2 Lord txonsiges steneen' lime. 4 yrs, toot elb water, ironmonger-April 28 W. R. Baxter sad Y. G. Baster, the establishment, used to order what was re- i,,,,..._ .. 29 9 ,,, 66 _ S.R. 1 3 b 1 &An ; Mr. Bu.:ley, Emt Kest Xutusted Rifles. Captain Little' 0 2 Bingagnam. coolers - April W . J. Ripper, East Retired Not- ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. being al i t . rel fi lut ivi i t r , Aug e ns a t, rti l . t& tha rr. h. A d ebuth n oot s , upplied. thieS)7' 29.9t 62 - E. 8.1. 1 6 e 2 ----- --- Mr. A. Jacobs's Ipswich. 4 Tn. SW 10Ih ..I.lr ...vine) 0 3 tlngbasnaldre. watchmaker-April 27. J. Redd. Jun.. Eckington. W•LUNTEER FIELD DAY IN FAST KENT. lie. W. days, Defender. 4 yea, lest.. Captain Townley' 0 dr rt. shoemaker. se-- deal with Mr. 'Heiner soy more, but CANTEBEti , !IY. PRIDAT. Mr. Chilton • Rosamond, a ;,•re, 10M 13Ib tine, llbs ex.i _ - CIR IYICATE4 to lie granted. unless c ause be shown to the nreorornrreirloo nrrinvorm v ---- • -- e to ld . till? cook n ot t. . . . .• .1 .. •_ ._ EXPLANATION. BANKRUPTS. noDela GroROF. LEAN. Trig.whasi, Upper Thames-street, lead merchant. to enrrender April 16 at 11. and May 16 at 2, at Basingliallatreet. Stacpoola, Pinnies-hail; off. arty., Johnson, lissinghall .treet. Roll Ear 5....rr and WILLIAM Tengas 8002 T, Southampton, tailors, April It. at 16. and May 17 at 1, at Basloghallstreet. Sods.. Stuckey'. Cornhill, and Loser, Southampton ; off. aaalg., Johnson. Sabine:all street. Illauf - Thomas LIAWDo ('ASTIR, Blue Anehor.yard, Coleman-street, livery stable keeper, April 19 at 12, and May 17, at 11, at Ha singhallatreet. not, Sheppard, Moorgate-street ; ott. sant, Whitmore, Basinghalletreet. Irv. , MI CHARM% Hemington, Northamptonshire, barer and letter of thrashing machines, April 17 at 11, and May LS at 12, at itashighalistreet. Sol., Deacon, King-street, Finsbury &mare, and Peterborough . off. mile., Oraham,Colemanstnet. WILLIAM Heuer !thongs Miltownext.Oravesend. Kent, licensed victualler, April 16 at 11. and May IS at 1, at Baslaghall-street. Sol.. Mutton, Basinghailatreet of. mtgs., Pennell, Guildhall chambers. GlloliOß THOUS CH AAAAA S. Finsbury.pavement, and Green street. SpitaMelds, umbrella manufacturer, April 16 at 116. and May 21, at 2, at Basingliall-street. Solo, Harrison and Lewis, Old Jewry : off. easig., Edwards, Basinghallotreet. His lIILICS and Fitebeitlee 1:1101/MRTHRIIM, Great Tower street. City, and Ruyell-street. itotherhithe ship chandlers, April 10 at 21. and May 21 at 1, at Daainghallstreet. Soh., Marten and Co., Musingtane ; off. yaw, Edwards, Basing hall-street Tnnartcn PITZPATRIeR and BERNARD FITMATILICK, Newark- Ispon.Trent, and Nottingham, travehing drapers, April in and May 0. at 114, at Birmingham Court held at Nottingham. gab., Cowley . and Everall, Nottingham; off. asig., Harris, Nontlngitani. &Mein JAMES-9 WHIRL and WILLIAM WHIRL Notting ham, lace maiinfactorers, April 113 and May El, at 11at Bir minghiun Court held at Nott i ngham . g SoL, Maples, Netting. barn ; of. wig.. Harris, Notti ngham. WILLIAM N.we, MacclagreNl, boot manufacturer, Apra 18 and Kay 16, at 12, at Ilanchentm Court Anis., Parrott and Co., Nanclesffeld ; off. aaalg.. Pon, Manchester. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Apt4l S. JAMES RICHARD HußNatq Aslitomundor Lyne, corn Mirrehant. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES WINDINO-UP ACTS. TM= brusquer Comets! „Litman, April 16., at IL, at Basing bail-street—proof of debts and to settle list of contributories, MI/ WENDS. AVM Stk J. Johnson and C. S. Oilman, nett Crossetreet. Bar bie= ; Hackney .road.creecent, Hackney-road; and Norwich, boot and shoe fininrs—April M. W. too:, Kingatreet, Regent. street, coach builder—April 30. C. Bray, Alfred-terrace. Bays water, inmmonger—April 29. W. it. Baxter and Y. G. Baxter, Birmingham. corners—April 27. J. Kipper, East Ream], Not tinghamshire. watchmaker—April 27. J. Ifissid. Pm, Echingtoo, =tire. shoemaker. t:ATEA to be granted, unless cause be shown to the cdutrary on or before the day of meeting. April SO. .1 Johnson and C. S. Oilman, Bed Cross-street, Bar bican ; Hackneyroadrrescent, Hackney-road ; and Norwich, Mot and shoe faetors—April 30..1. Trevetban, Lonthard.street, City, cooper—April 31 F. Cogman. Norwich, tailor—April 26. O. Laurent, I..Mende-square, coffeehouse-keeper—April 81. O. T. Marne, Arlinur.platr, st , pney, ropemaker—April 30. W. Mcliallie. put.. Austintrlurs. City, merchant—April 30. W. Hutchins, Neath. Glamontanshire. butcher—April 26. X Haley, W. Har greaves, J . Owen, and J. Perkin, Bradford, Yorkshire. wrought Iron manufacturers—.(peril 28. P. Whit/Welt, Leeds, Yorkshire, grocer—April 211. J. Harland and R. Reed. Leeds. Yorkshire, cloth merchants—April 26. B. Roffinson. Huddersfield. York shire, cloth merchant—Aprli 27. J. Kippag, Last Retloni, Not ffingharathire, watelimaker. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. S. T. (umbers and T. Hetherington. Birmingham, railway lamp manufacturets—D. Thomas and T. Davies, Aberaeron, Car diganshire, dryers—G. Tett and F. Wagstaff, Orchnntstreet, Furtmaampurre, sad Colchester and Rochforil, Essex, auctioneers —IL Longworth and W. Knowles, Tottintrton. Lancashire, quilt. log manufacturers—l. Longmont and C. Carter, Darlaston, Staf fordshire. inn Irnistead mannfacturent—O. E. Donisthorpe and A. Burgem, Leicester, wool top manufacturers—G. Hart. S. 11. Hart, and C. Hart, Churlottestreot. Illackfrisnenykl. silk plush importers—Elirabeth Davies, Anne Davies. and Mary Jane Invite, Oldham. Lances Ire, confectioners. so far as regards Anne Davin—K. Mayer, stn.. and K Hayes. Inn.. Andover, Hamp shire, linendrapers—J. H. Gooligatnes, J. ahrnabery. and T. Spaseton, Belford, drapers J. H. Gondgyones and J. Shreebery, St. bents, Huntingdonshire ; Lowestoft, Suffolk and Cotton, Bolfordshire. drapers—lt Spencer aol M. K. %Vaulty', Man chester, mann:settings—N. Irving, le Potter. and C. Pavel!, Cravensgreet, Shand. and Sheffield, silversmiths, so far as re gards 1. Potter—G. Dear, G. Dear, pin , and F. C. Derr, Ilerte bird. linendrapers. so tares regards O. Dear, sen.—ll. Davis and N. Davis, Iforowthirsid, Southwark, cigar manufacturers—D. Destine and C G. Dyson. Liverpool, chemists—lL Walton, D. I Yates, and S. Walton. Bolton. Leneashln class manufacturers, so far as rewards S. Walton—J. Jepson. R. Y. Kenhaw, J. Cockshat. D. Waddington, T. Wilson, W. Taylor, J. Brooks. Z. Becks, K Intwhile, owl J. Thompson, Over Dorms, lance,- shire, cotton manufacturers, so far as mania J. Jepson, R. Y. Kershaw, J. Cockshst, and D. Waddington—L. marcno and L. Ref, Yenchurch-streek City, and Lowthuturcade—J. Roßinson and 11, Browulow, Oki barfeed. Notting:4l=4'ln s eaffincers—A. 1 Bear and T. G. Bushon, Newport. Monmouthshire. drape's -1 Blossoms and E. Wright, London rood, Twickenham. watch makers—C. Vivian and J. Willitin, Le.ther.inue. Holborn, licensed victuallers-11. Smith, W. Stephen.. O. V. Barber, and A. B. 1111111ington, St Martin uleLlranyl, City, smehorreernen, so tar as regard' A. B. Milllngton—H. :Vanier and h. Meyer. Liver pool, commission agents—T. Hedge and %V He4ge, Barrett, Hertfordshire, farmers—J. W. Woodward n-ol T. Woodward, Devonshire-street, Ismheth, brewers—A. Heckman and X Snook, Millwall, Poplar—H. M. Hind and .1. rortway, Noises, Ramp- shire. drapers—l 1...01ge and T. Young, Regentatrees hosiers— H. cornish, H. Cornish jun., and J. J. Cornish, WsWntham, engineers—l. E Cornish and T. IS Cornish. Manchester. ' an., Li verpool tlnez tancasnare, P cotton manufacturers—C. Hunt and E. Henley. nroadateeet.btalklinga city, merchanta—J. C. Tippetis and C. Cakabread,Oatteriane, Cheapslde, stuff warehousemen-- W. Groves, sen., ty. Wilson. J. Andrew. nod J. H. Andrew, Sheffield. merchants—J. U. Winder and J. Jones, Liverpool, Iced merchants—T. F. Chllver, W. 11. Slade, and S. W. Sibley, New Buritiagtonatnet, Wootrniorter. and Chapeletreek Behfrave square. surgeons, so far as mimed* W. 11. Slade—J. Itivrtt and C. White. Ticeharst. Winn, 'leant thorners—S. Rooth and M. T. Hopkinson. Chesterfield, Derbyshire. tanints—J. W. K. Baer selman and J. H. K. Baerselman, Phllpothme, City. impudent of Dutch hatters—C. Chapman and C. Domicil, Kingdand-road, wheelwrights. Ben Tell SEQI*E7TRATIONR. JAMMI GORDON. Castle Douglas, Kirkcudbrightshire. cabinet maker, April 16, at the llongly Ann Inn, Castle Ilea iglat JOHN SITOLL. Glasgow. ships' provision merchant, April 12, at the Faculty Hall, Glycol, WILUAM Amnion, Torphlehsn. Unlithmwshlre, brickmaker, April 15, at the BathgaM Hotel, Bathgate. Hoots Carts/rota. West Killyride Ayrshire. farmer, April 15, at the Black Ball Inn, Kilmarnock Jllll2 WOMAN lilosruson, Elgin, grocer, April 13, at the Rail way Station Hotel, Lleln. Sadscht, TAYLOR, Aninsean, Ayrshire, farmer, Aprlll3, at the Iffiramnia Head Inn, Salteoata. At the close of the nesigea at Kingston, a case was tried before Lord Chief .Justice Erie end a special jury, involving a point of great importance to tradesmen and ser vants, and their employers. The action wen brought by Mr. Tickner, a poulterer and fishmonger at K legato°, against Mr. George Arbuthnot, • gentleman holding an appoint ment in the Treasury, to recover 3-U., the balance of en ac count for poultry and fish supplied to his establishment between the months of August, 1858, and October. 1860, to which the defendant pleaded that he was not indebted. Mr. Edwin James, Q.C., and Mr. Needham appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., and Mr. Sumner for the defendant. It appeared hat the plaintiff had supplied articles to the family for two or three years, and a young woman, named Sarah Cook, who was cook in the eetablialonent, used to order what was re quired, but in August, 1858, Mr. Arbuthnot, being dissatisfied with some article that had been supplied, told the cook not to deal with Mr. Tickner any more, but to purchase what was required from another shop. Up to this time Mr. Arbuthnot had been in the habit of paving his account with Mr. Tickuer regularly every quarter by a cheque, but after August. 185$, the cook received money to pay for everything that was required for the table, and this went on until October, 1860, when it was discovered that the cook had been pilfering and embemling money, sod she was given into custody, and sentenced to imprisonment. Up to this time the defendant had not the slightest conception that his cook had been dealing with the plaintiff, but after the examination before the magistrate, and just as Mr. Arbuthnot was about to leave the court, the plaintiff handed him a sealed packet, which was found to contaiu a book with items of goods sup plied, and a hill claiming the amount mentioned as a balance due from the defendant. Knowing that be had paid for every article that had been supplied, and that he had also primitively interdicted the cook from dealing with the plaintiff, Mr. Arbuthnot resolved to resist the claim, and hence the present action. In support of the case for the plaintiff, Ito and his wife were examined, and they proved that the article■ charged for had been supplied, and that the balance claimed remained unpaid. They at the same time, however, admitted that down to August, 18514, the accounts were paid every quarter by a cheque, and they did not deny that about this time some complaint was made Iry Mr. Arbuthnot, through the cook, but they said they did not remember that she at the same time told them that tile defendant had told her not to deal with them any more. It appeared, however, that after this, instead of the accounts being paid quarterly as they were previously. the conk used to pay small sums, such as 11., thirty abillings, and V. at • tune, and the result was that at the time the cook was given into custody the balance now claimed re mained due. In the course of the ease the books of the plaintiff were produced, and the plaintiff admitted that with respect to one payment by the wok, the entry originally stood as though she was the party to whom credit was given, but that after these pro ceedings commenced, he hel ad-led the words, "off Arbuthnot's account," to make it appear as though the defendant was the party to whom credit was given. The young woman Sarah Cook was called as a witness for the defendant. and she stated distinctly that in August. 1858, she told the plaintiff that she was not to deal with him any more. and that he told her there was no necessity to change, sod she might continue to let, of him end her master would kn.'s, nothing about it, and, at his re geed., she competitor( to do so, hut she saki that Mr. Arbuthnot gave her the money to pay for every article that was purchased after this, and she need to pay the plaintiff smell sums from time to time off his amount, but Mr. Arbuthnot never knew that site was dealing with im. Sir H. De trowit's Comforter, by Stockwell, S yrs, 114111 b (Mr. Oar!) 0 1 loM General 8 440 4 • 4 yrs lost 41b Captain Little' 0 2 A. Jacobas Ipswich, 4 yrs, 04 10Ih Devllle) 0 3 W. (lays Defender. 4 yrs, ISM.. ilaptala Tawnier 0 dr .. Chilton • ltossalund, 4 yrs, 104 1011, (Inc. 7lbs es., 'J. Osborn( 0 dr Mr. Asanderes Emblem. 5 yrs. lost sib (Mr. /Awards , 0 0 Mr. Muody's Oliver. 4 yes, last 71b t lnc. 711 n ex.l (Plumb) 0 0 Ur. Priev . , Greens lel( Fair, 5 yrs. lOst 2lb (Mr. Wood) 0 0 Mr. Hawkosky • Masourneen, S yra, pat 111 b /4oynton, 0 0 Mr. Cos.rdale's Atantaa, Oat bib (carried 04 IOW) (Hr. Thomas) 0 0 lilt T. Whichcotas Rosabells. 5 yrs. lOat lac. 7lb extra) (Fordham , 0 dr Mr. Wood's Callban, 3 yrs. Ost 111 b Inc. 7th extra) (Kendall, 0 0 YcLUNTEED FIELD DAY IN FASO' KENT. emmitEti7ny. FRIDAY. Frew early enterday startling until ken:" seven in the even:es was occupied in the operations inciikstal to a grand geld day, I. which the various volunteer corps of L. 4 Yost took part, conjointly with a detro:inient of about 7do troops of the line, from the berlackeat Canterbury. The spot cheers wee the well brown Barham Downs. situate almost four mdse from this city, us the high road to Dover, and wee ailnalraltiv adapted for the purpose. Then was a Irma assemblage of spectators front the adjacent towns &ad who appeared to he much interss,rd in the move meat. gone through, though many of them i!eapairsd to com prehend their purport. The volunteers were represented by the following corps : The nth it'snterbun . ), commands: by Captain Plummer; the kb (Canterbury , . emunwintled by Captair Austin ; the 7th (M a rg a te,l we Ports Volunteers), commended by Cap tain ent the lt. h (rhttingbourneb commanded by Captain P.aring ; the (Ash). cornmamled by Captain lallnw ; and the :oith (Wingh.im), commamled by Captain &NAIL The regular troops embraced 700 men klonging to the infantry depots, funning the 4th de,ot battalion stationed :it t 'an:rebury. The V. 111141% io. moments were eseet.lim,lv well exeented, and ne re than once drew complimentary reial-rks from the colom! Tit. is the second ooraaket on which the volunteer• of this diatro.t .m 1 the lafantry of the garrown have had an opportun.: • of bestial the paerdiell air ot , r of the training they -re reeptAivit t lj eadaps, sad Ile It.alt bum proved oc eutiocotly szemf NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—Lrvirarom., Aram 5. CROWN COURT (CIVIL CARES).—(lltiore Mr. Justice Hilt.) TM CARR OF SCOTT, POWELL. AND CO.—IMPORTANT ACTION 11.7CPLAltATION. 111.—Bareatte corrected and reduced to 31 deg. at mean ace level : each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing about one-hundredth of an inch diminution; and each 10 deg, above 3 2 deg., musing nearly three hundredths Increase. k.—Exposod thermometer In shade. M.—lloistened bulb (for evaporation and dew wet), Ti —Direction of wind (true—two points left of num. netle). I.—Force (1 to 12—estimated). C.—Mood (1 to 9). I. lnittals :b, blue sky ,c. clouds (detached); I. fog; hail: lightning 0, overcast r, rain ; a, snow ; t, thunder. 8. Pea-disturbance (1 to 9). In the cam of "Bradleyaod another v, Scott ^ the usignees of the estate of Scott, Powell, and Co., who heroine bank rupts in the comae of last year, were the plaintiffs, and the father of Scott, of the late firm of Stott, Powell, and Co., the defendant. The facts of the ease (laid before the jury by Mr. James, Q.C.) were as follows :—Sometime in 1850 Richard Woodward Powell became • partner with John Scott, jun., in the tea trade in Liverpool, Powell advanc ing as his share of the working capital the sum of 3,000 f. During the early period of this partnership the defendant resided at Llangollen, but in the year 1800 be removed to Liverpool, and went to reside with his son. In the beginning of November last, Scott., Nun., pro cured stamps and drew out promissory motto in the name of the firm in favour of his father fur 2,0001. About the mine time the defendant went to the office of Scott, Powell, and Co. sod without obtaining the consent of or even consulting with his partner, Scott, jun., took frorn the cash drawer the slam of 32151.. in money and bills, and gave it to his father, who put it into his pocket nod left the office. The plain tiffs alleged that the firm of Scott, Powell, and Co., was not indebted to the defendant is any way, and to prove this they put in au account drawn up by Scott, jun., some time before the giving of the note mentioned. The amount was bonded, "John Scott, jun., iu account with John Scott, see.," showing, as the plaintiffs contended, that the money owing to the defendant was a private debt of Scott, jun., and not a debt of the firm. On the 17th November, a few days after the defendant took the money from the office, Scott, jun., absconded, brat having obtained • quantity of jewellery and gold watchwi from varioiis shopkeepers in Liverpool. It was argued, on behalf of the plaintiffs, that under any circumstances they had • right to claim from the defendant the amount of the money and the bills given to him by his son. 11 the de fendant was • creditor of the Sam, his taking the money— knowing that his son was iu a hopeless coalition of insol vency, and that bankruptcy was contemplated —was a fraudulent preference ; and if the firm was not indebted to defendant, then he—knowing the condition of his son's affairs, and having taken the property of the firm to pay • debt owing solely by his son, was bound to refund that money to the assignees. The chief witness in the cane was It. W. Powell (one of the late firm of Scott, Powell, and Co.), whole now under sentence of penal servitude for uttering a forged guarantee to the defendant iu the present action. (scat it will be remembered, who forged the doconicat, is still miss ing.) Betties : 4 to 1 apt Emblem, 5 to 1 apt Comforter. 7 to 1 each apt Oliver, Ataman, and ltavourneeo, 10 to 1 apt General Hesse, and 12 to 1 apt Caliban. Oliver, in win pony with Emblem, Osliban. and Havouneen, made play to the turn into the straight, when Oliver was beaten sail into the rear ; the favourite at the mime time went ' :: o tcri l ore, clue -ly waited upon by Cobham Ataman. and Mavonrneen. At.the distance Emblem and Caliben singled themselves out and ran home together, the former posing the post four lengths in advance of Caliban, who was two lengtha before Atarmin ; 3favourneen was fourth, the other" nowhere Ou returning to scale it was doelanal no start, in conseipienee of Comforter and General Hens being left at the post. Coon inquiry the stewards ordered the hones to the poet aga:n, to the no little surprise of all, and suave angry comments were made by the members of the ring. The Hon.—netting : 6 to 4 apt Emblem, and 5 to 2 a pt comforter. I insenwich Fair eat out the work. with Emblem, General Hems, and Ipswich don laid up to the distance tan, when the two leaders were beaten, leaving Ipswich with a slight load. Geoend Huse going on and Comforter third. lialf•way in the curds Ipswich wee beaten, Comforter at the ammo time ran up to General Hew, disposed of him in a few strides, and woo by three parts of a length, a heed 'animating the second and third. Calilian was a bail fourth, Emblem fifth, and Ateman l sixth ; the odium beaten off. THE W A•. 714 A V PLAIR of :A wren. added to • Sweep. stakes of i 5 rove each, 5 ft, for 2-yr.olda. Est 71b; three, i Mat ne ; four, fist filb ; five and epwanla,9ot 121 b. ibidia allowances. About three-quarters of a mile. (13 subs.) Hie Royal Hight/teethe Hoke of Cambridge, left Plymouth fee tow. hy the 10.40 a.m. e-rress, revterday, MajurGeneral Punter, Camel Bingham. P.A., awl Lieut.• Colooll Clifton, it. A., accommoyine him. Het Royal flightless also s i.ited on Thursday. Monotilreumbr-clr as to cotiony with Yellows, called on the Levi of Edit' 'mum. at Winter Villa, at filamehtene, sail west op the Tamar to &iamb, whore be leaded and viewed the c or n wall Hailers! Royal Albeit held" across the Tamar. Ridenour to Plymouth. he Iwpm:tad the lewder works at Beill.peut,steddiand with the Port in the miming RITIJI iIItIOADE. —We la kt ierataael th 6 corps will wet this day, is Guildhall, at 2.30, and after wards prweeil to BiA knead, for drilL Poe et ree will be senrimed to Greenwich by the ete.uners of the Oreeswich and Wealwith Misendinat Company._ Ton CALLINO OTT or Tilt MTLITIA.—Iti our im• preesien of the 3irth ultimo we pre a hat ..! oviments than r'neill is coins, to be felled out It: training. We mow give a fordier return of other regiment+ ordered tn he mined this year :—The tUnikaan, for 27 risme vela*. lit May ; the Anglmey. .ter , Meth Ay, Li. 21 days' prelmine7y ; tie CUMiwaliad. 94 days. TIM of April, with 14 tl.ye preliminary drill ; the Flint, 21 days, 17th web 14 dos' ',rid nary drill; the let Derby, 27 days. 36th April ; Sal Derhr, 21 days. lh:th April ; with 14 dare preliminary drill ; let Deem. 21 dere, Mb May. with 21 dare preliminary drill; 2nd Devito, 27 days. Ath Ray Devoe Artillery, Ti days, fltli Mar ; the list ass W 1.4 Lees. 21 Jaya Mk May. with 21 days . each preliminary drill, esimainieing the 17th of April; Lekeitor. IT day*, 23rd Mai ; Wools Meath. 34 days, 14th .'lay, with 14 ,Lye prellinisary drill ; odna 27 days, :Ad of April ; Merioneth, 27 days. 27th May ; let Norfolk. 11 dams, 14th May ; with 14 days. preliminary drill ; 2nd Norfolk. 21 items. 14th Mew, with 21 day: Olosiaer7 drill : Nortlinnilierland, 21 irk 2711,1 Mae, with 21 days. raliminary drill ; Madam, 27 days. 6th May t , hrmiebire, 21 days. 10th May. with 21 day.' preliminary drill ; fusser Hamlet., 27 dare. ?AA of April ; W... aster, 27 dare, 22nd of April ; Mast York, 21 days, 14th Nay, with 21 . days' prehmaiary drill ; North York, 27 Ilan 23rd May ; 'bed. 4th, 741 i, and 6th West Yeti, 24 flays each, 34th April, with 14 days' prolineiusa7 drill. lf..nteli.—Ayr, 34 day., lab May, with 19 der.' prelimnary drill ; Had. 21 date, Leith Junk with 21 day: Zr. l tst Lanark. 27 dam. 20th lbw ; Renfrew, S e rrys. la. ral Jobe. with 21 dayi preliminary drill. The following mi nuets will lot be called out for Mai:ling this year r2h City Artillery, Fife Artillery, Forfar Artillery. lad lenirk keg meek sad the Stilling Highland Light lalastry.—Liaired cross &ado, LITIOIIooL VOLUNTIRIA. PSTEESTATION TO LfTuT vourbxn Swarm n. —The people of Liverpool, who wind LimetomMenineel Housfield to he one of the ongin- Mori sad main peowinters of the present volunteer more- Reek ye.tenl.y met at the Tovindoill mid presented him eritli a handsome *wont of honour, and i 1 cheque for about ',is. f. TM chair wee occupied by the )lays, and the ?maim was addriemed M the stipendiary unmistrarm T. S. eagles. Faq.. Lieut.-Colonel Wet Itmoiro, Lent:Colonel Gledetoue. Mr. T. D. Audernin lea mayorl, Mr. Charles Mosley, Mr. Jams. Litman , ' oth., l evtloa xn , and shoo. highlg eulogised the behaviour and etertioe. of Colonel Deedeld, both is kb coil sod =wiry eapreity. Yr. Claatird s Nicholas h 7 lirLsrolo, 4 yr.. ast !lh kw. bottom; I Mr. W. Artemis (Harr Oul. S yrs. liat Mb ,Robert•ou) lir. Weller vortlit4 Life. yrA. cht ab ..., 11 1 01,11 am 0 Tbe betting opeowl at 6 to 4 apt Sport tog Life, Roll closed at 6te 4 apt Niehobta. awl 2to 1 apt tipurtieg Life. The wises, male all the minim. awl woe le • easter by two Imeths. *set* Life pulled up, and lid 110 i pass the post. . . -- Tug 81L11311031 eorLow STA/LE3 of :1 envs. each. with 40 for buistess; willows extra. To be ruldee by gentle. Ms. ISM wit ; therm:A bred, 12lbe extra. Twice round. Cared Reeve's Harem '4. I (Oaot. MOM I Camel Vorost•r 14,41102 aged. DM. ,(Vc. mum 2 Mr. Hirril :softer' Dtek 13a 1214 Mr. 'awards) 3 M 3 Wright. ion • I. '"llitalk laud. lit Mb (Owner) 0 Mr. C. Pears • Little %molar. lit 14). lamer) • Hon. F. Murgo•i• Ibeorver. aged. Mt 11114 "Oolier) • Mr. Walker's Knuckle Duster, 6 yr+. lit ID). ar *Alen) • Mr Kukches Neostead. aged. IJal 12.11, Capt. Iroonkyl 0 Major Payatte», agol. 114 stoner) 0 Mr. W. Craven • Thistle, Ira (Mr. Wood) • Mr. Mdebotloso's Plumb, sl yes, 124 (Mr. Coleman, • Mr. Cako.)lcr s Tredda. IYst (Mr. Coventry) 0 Mr. Coverdale's Retries, ISt Alb (Mr. Thaw' 0 - - - - The chief witness on the other side was the defendant himself, who said ha had a claim on Montt, Powell, and Co. for money advanced to them, anal for money which he was hound to pay on their account. Under cross.ewnination the defendant admitted that his son had abstracted certain drools belonging tohiro, anal had deposited them in the Union Bank as security for advent-ea. After counsel on looth sides bad addressed the jury the learned judge summed up, and the jury retired to consider their verdict. After so absence of two hours they returned. and found for the plaintiff, 112 f., defeadaut to give up the bills which he held. Chief Justice Erie. in aumming up, said that where a master allowed hie servant to pledge his credit with a tradesman, that credit continued, and he would be liable to pay for all goods obtained by the servant in his name, unless he gave the tradeaman specific instruction* to the ioa. trary. Very meat mischief, undoubtedly, arose from the circumstance of tradesmen getting servants into their power, as was alleged hail been done in the present case, and the first and most important nuestion for the jury was, whether the cook bad informed the plaintiff, 41 A Ulerit. 18511. that her master would not dual with him any longer, and that she had no authority to purchase any more articles from him, and if they believed this fact to haVU been established by the evidence, there was sin end to the plaintiff's claim. The learned judge then referred to the facts, and maul that it it was true that the servant had told the plaintiff that she was desired not to deal with him any longer, and that be Unlaced her to deceive her n e uter, anti continue dealing with him secretly, such an act on the part of ► tntilesinian was must improper. The jury immediately returned a verdict fur the *totes dant. Bettie( : 2 to I &got Newstead, Ste 1 each opt BpMend IKek and The leading Article, 8 to 1 met Haycock, sad 10 to 1 apt Thistle. Little Wonder toads play, followed by Newsteed, Spiteful, Dick, and Haycock, the others lying elms up. In this order they ran round the hill and into tits "dip," where Hat cock tan past his horses• and took a clew lead, followed bj Spiteful Dick and Leading Article, between which three as excellent tiro home semed, Hay. cock winning cleverly at last by a length, two lengths se• nitrating the second sad third, lionises finished fourth ; the others pulled up, and trotted in. Tug SCUBST STAN= of 5 sows. etch, oith 25 added :l weight for age. with amides allowances ; the winner to be Holfundle. (4 nibs.) Mr. J. klabais Mistake, by Noweoart. 3 yrs 1.01.1. NM Mr. Pawing', w.o. Tin Bairns CARTLE StAKIOII Of Moon. each, with 80 mom added. for 3-yr-olds ; colts, Net 10th ; and fillies, Pet 7lb ; maidens allowed 3111; winners extra. One subs.) hr. Swindler eawcutter, by Lille Bey, 3 yrs, tot Mb Perry 1 Mr H. tio Yantis 1ta1p01e..4.1 Citriatiew ) I Mr. W. Cr,,...' Mantrap. ast 31b (Swift) I Lord Milton es Jingling Johnny, Sat Ilk llrordlionti Mr. 0111Klefi Mellanna. PM no (J. Ostrom I e by lituptbee—Concortlas. est (ear ast sill A. Dsy: 4 Bettis; : 2 to I apt Sawcntter, 3 to I apt %wimp, 7 to 2 apt Jitalios Johnny, and IS to 1 oast It, llrmis. Mao trap Wilds play followed by Jingling Johnny and the &vendee to Yr We into the delight, where the latter ACTIONS FOE BREAM ON PROMISE AT THE LITERPOIN, ASSISTS.—Ia the Sheriffs Court, yes. terdav, before Mr. J. T. Aston, assessor, a young female, named Shaw, recovered 125/. from a listing manufacturer, named Beasmoot, residing near Mac clesfield, for breach of promise of marriage. In another ease, " Cruikshank r. Everts," a young female, a servant to defendant'■ father, recovered from an engineer, bold iog a responsible situation at Derby, fur breach of premien. Defendant Ind propowed to plaintiff to " settle the matter" for ISOf., hut this she had declined. Tug PAINTERS' STRIKE IN IdVERPoOL. —Though a few of the men bays consented to resume work at the old rate of wages, the general body still refuse to seutpt the masters' terms. _ SINGCLAR. ACCIDENT AT A MANCH/MEE FAC TORS.— A strange accident (incurred in Union-street, New lalingtori, Manchester, on Wedne,d a y. The d r i v i ng a b a ft of an engine belonging to Mr. W. Shsrp's factory broke, and by this accident the action of the engine was accelerated, and the fly•wheel broke in two pieces. One piece, weighing 5 ewes., broke down the front wall of the budding, and was propelled to a distance of riO yards. Another piece fell on the top of the building. Happily no lives were kat. [Ailvertisement.F-We find Do Barry's health restoring Navalento Arabic& /food the safest remedy for habitual emstipation, indigestion (dyspepsia% coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, consomptlon, Marlines, nerrousnea4.lillioameas, toe pldity of the liver, debility.—Andrew Ere, M.D.. F.R.N. Dr. Harvey, Dr. Nbortiand, Dr. Campbell, Dr. Wurser. racked la tins, at Is. lde., Ilk, 2s. AI. ; 9h., 44. ed. ; 51h.. Ils. ; 12th, Ifs. : 24 b., free of carriage. OlL—Harry Du Barry and Co , 77. Regent street, London : Fortnum and Mason ; also at on. tiraceeluireb- Mena : 4, Cbitapild• and ISO. Oztord•street ; tit 330, 410, lad 451 , 11 Mbad ; and poem Mr. A. BMW/li, wine and spirit merchant, of T 9, Strand, hu altered his prices In accnrilanee with the further reiluethm of the wins duties lie is now sailing eace4lera Pert and Sherry at Ilia. per &nen. and a good round claret at 16a. per doses, batiks ladaded.—(Advertlesessal] P' Nisi Prins Court —(Belons Mr. Justice Keating.) In the case of " Edge v. Whitworth," a guomaker, re• siding in Blanchester, sought to recover compensation for services rendered to Mr. Whitworth (the inventor and manufacturer of the Whitworth ride), also of Manchester. Mr. Edge having been long in the gunmaking business had acquired great skill in the VI/101111 operations which are necessary after the mere making of the barrel, in which particular breach Mr. Whitworth excels, sal it was arranged that plaintiff should !muster himself and his men to Mr. Whitworth's premises, hi order that be might super. intend the lioishiog operations. The question in dispute was the amount of remuneration due for such services, which had extended over two and a half years. Ultimately it was arranged to take a verdict for the plaintiff for 1,000(., subject to a reference to Mr. Westley Richards. [Advertisement.l—HOLLOWAS°B OINTMINT AWD MLA—Constant Success.—No diseases are more trying to the temper and more exhausting to the constitution than the pains In lunacies and joints caused by exposure to wet or cold. Wherever the seat of suffering it will only be necessary to foment the affected part with warm water. dry th.vughty, and imme diately rots in Holloway's inestimable ointment to obtain mac. Gout. rheumatism, neuralgia. and tic-dot...ens are anon relieved, and ultimately cured, by the use of this unequalled unguent, steed by Holloway** purifying and speritive Pins. Under thls Judicious treatment the 'filleted parts soon cease to mdse, and shortly regain their natural feelings mid appearance. Them remedies are Invaluable for curing spinal affections sad marques amiss. VESSELS SPOICHN WITH. Atlas (AM', from iliverpool fur tombay, 37 days. Feb. 17, tat 2.12, lon 3 38 W. Caroline Tucker, from Clyde for Calcutta, Jan. 22, La 18 N, lon 31 W. Mary Strnbouse, from therpool for Bombay, March 1, on the Equator. N°.l/!lGrvanie, from Bombay for Liverpool, Jan. 9, lat 10 8, lon 48z NtTout dulf:lnel, from Bombay for London, Feb. 24 Int 4.8 N, lon 24.43 Patsy from China, Feb. 3, Ist 341 S, ion 4S L nenstor American ship„ hound K., BArch al. Thomas Blythe, from Liverpool for Buenos Ayres, Starch 4, on the Equator. THE COAST-GUARD SERVIcE.—It would appear from a return recently made that the value of wrecked property saved or protected by the coaatimard during the year 1860 amounted to upwards of 1,100,000 k, while the number of persons rescued from a watery grave during the same period by this gallant body of men was 5 2 t. }tenths so creditable to the vigilance and bravery of those concerned speak for themselves, and irrespective of the value of this important force as the nucleus of our naval reserves, and for the protection of the revenue, the figures we have quoted will show that no slight services are rendered in which the mercantile portion of the community is specially concerned. —Civil &rein. Gazette. DR. DE JoNGII'S LIGHT DROWN COD LIVER OIL. —piss; ‘sys or Mg tlisarr. —Of all the recognised n-medies n 1 modern day. none have been bound an uniformly elfi.scious as Dr. de Jonah's Light Brown Cod Liver 011 for preserving the chest In a healthy and sound condition. Dr. Weinihy, late Phy sician to the Hereford lonrmary, state,:—" Not only In my awn I case, but lu utuneetdts others, Dr. de Jutish - it gill has 1.14111101 an Improvement of chest symptoms, and an imaaann• of weight so wash and so leetingly as to 1w ,torte remarkable. I believe it to he the most valuable remedy we possess. - Dr. Jonah'e Drown Cod Liver 11111 Is sold only in connoted Dine-riot halepinte, 2 *. ed% lot.: quarts, raze by his sole consignees. Anoar. Harfonl. 77, !grand. London ; and by respectable else islets —lAdverthiementi BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BatTHis. BARKER.—AprfII. at Itanilowese — .terrace, Chester, the wife of Y. H. Barker, Rao., of • o n. BLAKE.—ApriI 4, at Devonshire-place, the wife of 11. W. Mak, Req., of a son. BRA LEY.—April 2. at Denton Rectory, Huntingdonshire. wife of the Rev. E. Bradley. of a am. YOWLER.—ApriI 2, at Crooklkun.ena. near Newhury, the a.... of Commander C. Y. Fowler, R.N., of a daughter. HALVORD. Aprils. at Illli-street, the Hon. Mrs. Augusta ford. of a daughter. M•KILItiP —Mtn, at spring Cottage. (Import, the wife .d Commander H. F. L•Killop. It.N., of a daughter. SII Alt ItIAO ES. BIRLEY—MARTEIL—ApriI 1, at All Souls, Lao:than' the Rev 1: 114. v. the Rev. A. Ricky, Incumbent of A. %rhino. Rolton•le• Moon', to Mary Alicia, daughter of the Re'. Canon Nader. Rector of ChM.", lAncaahlre. BOWER—NITERS —April 2. at t . 'hopel Al tenon Church. Le". by tie , Rey .1. Urquhart. Mr. E. Rower. of Humid. to Julia. daughter of T. Myers, Rm., of !lour Vale comae. siwrt."". - - near Leeds. B A RLEV—IICAPRATT.—AprfI 4, at Sefton Church. by the n". Thos. Williams. M. i.. Incumbent fd }lint, noorgius ilash.l• Psi , M.D., of Harleystreet, London, to limmaJessie•y" o ";' t daughter of hones Muapratt, Nag . nt lleaforth 11311. Liv,•rissd. ROGERS-31f I,LX4L—Arill 4. at the Church of nt. Thoms. Martyr. Brentwood, Maim. by the Iteeermul John Er ... m. Hawker English. LLD., assisted by the Rerorend l!h. 1 “ r Craig. Joseph Yob Its Rogers, tin., of Reading. to 31.trY second daughter of the late John Miller, Ea& . of a ' n.r " Barnstaple, North Devon. DEATRA. BENNETT—ApriI 3, at Norland Cottage, Notting hil l, J. C. Bennett. Elm.. need 70. BUR BRIJ. —April 3, at Acton, Middlesex. Marls, w 1.11 ., of Burrell, Esq.. aged M. COPESIAN.—ApriI 1. at Rome Cottage, Surrey•road, Noriwho Elisabeth. wife of Mr. J. Copeman. Kell., aged 70 JAM! ON.—April 5. at Ws residence, 14, Gloucester N'i.re• Robert Jamieson, Esq. Printed and Pub I(nliHAtin• Lombard-Awl, In lb. Ulf of fefelon, Printer. , t t I ' mn.o.l -sitent, is the Precinct of Whatetnsw ° Arau. QTI I Illei hnl •be 141 mil ezei 1161. In i and "11 Old IMAI