The Express. — London, England, 1850-09-20 00:00:00

LAW IRTELLICIENCK Tills DAY. . COVRT OF RANI:RUNT Puma Ms. ammonia lowa sessitos umiak As ithcrlOW. o r Ow low staawarlass dadatilar laidbllradaw .rdivits-rf. B/Wrttfeary. r!, n ot beta filed sa /K eatly ,rind fee tamed. the slisahatr et the hass . led twee la thwQieserbrpicle 1. at the ..it of the aswitaaaa oo w flad big ibleasola, war , Odin at avEr 'FA tie a s et Illt alf owlet. soastier, .elicitor kft to so mom the &what& gaiter had Dot pedewl.lort ;kr qwwisa reD - Mod to show that kw was ivy of the wawa spsaillad unit the court should wet WWI d *at dm mo w hyskrept . . W px,ethop tato ewe o re uid dist apses% \ tempi atrium ibb ouriad. He shoal taL n Ito atm. • rnntaud, ui Qs aubbmpit azd ander wltjak t grikr aided always Uhati t , w rI it .he appose ~,s% rt. untesce, tate wts. A t uidir4,, or by tits auditil :Mfr. cominitiusitt. N w .tetaiSits preriwasir ✓ az tutaly far say ib of %mt. Of by MOON ,ber. by be hid bomb." y deb: coarserd by rams ri. fa knish of tbs mums truri. ▪ pram .r of earwig'. buisetios, ceitu, bbil, 'tauter, duisull, MAIM. =di 11E 1 ,4 „ .ars. =A11(401'111' NNW out It ;gibb er nallordy we' iirsiositim aim biokrapte7. • • • o'rm IN Hi sArsarthere ; A ✓ain.: •allawkiess ▪ Übe . nusicadarilillelp =MOW ttiY 11. ti • A% ra:ttcr asked foret e lng= kib ia Ohs rinail n(SMCMI b i a ni e w• rct 1 aeon liarly. , • . • mud. cunrattr. dtAtik THIS DAT. -d' ....At • 11i' OLD COURT. • 2/C4. 'tf Arrnme Ma. honor Tweriii. • Auqautisse Styles, •Iff wbo plesibel ION? is . w • chum, of to eieege4 bill of mhos. brougbt up for itipaist, red seolsocod to be W fir lilo. • • • he application of Kr. Cleriterti epesit Of* ler arterial/ teritil4 o tri qui% le er Jobe Ln ',heck. will he illett a J 9, laboater, def ad wounding Tiaidantlethreey' •,ui bodily hors. , ollett conducted die_ yietenteeelett.' "•ti ✓eed, trim rolderer ep end anew, that, Mom' i ► gr Itelletnt4l n the home - Mtn presenter, sad they e bear tagenteir.. let. ad wept s diterire k plum, tad amp presenter limed the prisoner house, saillite meet es lie are tibiae**, Nina rt distelemeir, end yeeelded bibteilf ibeitkpamitesee. nee thee, ft sprinted. *Mkt of Made, ez• nril gelled ebti pesitereve to him, sod et the mare mind at its and el*** Yr e troseledees blew I ye with a heavy hawser, thereby latiettag 'moot ivy eyes Mee. ones, in his dukes, sal he wee drunk et the did net know +Mt re wee thee. - g. had known se.or fourteen year*, and they bed always beta es Madly terms. master wss rooalkod mad be ossikesd the r.ae a• soot, and added Owl foe dig aid boltavathe , ii 'card sr be bad doom If be bad mot te•T . so in lA, thao. Ho abo and that Ike primer was • Icing Ma, sad bora • vs" Wood oblawitar. ry bead the reboot, Owifto of aa asasoywith in • **Awn*. itt -' 0.40...1,_ ..amw. my • ' Tho s a i so4sm p„ pip, .1111 4. 7 40 1111.-A ' 'dead hag . , aild, mar Op *glow Ta• Bat &Web* M aa :eZ . e7adamese peat S. TM Om, wilts Obey heard tho N. .tveia jaappliamt, 6. * ;wed as she sp Zee 4011141 ..yea Mans 1104 and mem is wow. ;lastwera. , , gristwi book mad eight ima tabft ~divi. TAIL tt Wave a_misate or ep offir 'elitism Mar It Watt brie li GOB adiabso heat OW N lespailtlibea Malt time. ailed dmovree ' vo7 fall" aL Oast emald man IS dYI yiriss dam= yards; there mew 16 bellies Mies thollaa whom gm mesa auceLti lip mr i there bi er: l ezt tro ffeg a be a h; q. , l l4iff p hif i v s 4 y after he turned mead; *et woo to my, after bit lie perm ea the beak ay " Trots; did set tug balm ; bavlag looked mead, be saw tie eagles Omagh Oa .as. • Use lama empiojed upon vall eys yogi; Mu boss arm tbis relieslast Beassber. s tx It in meal with the eagle s to blow t he w Mt* whistle gest before tie lisma Arches Bridge, that was to say about had it ma hem the station, avidly where the asaidewt hammaed. Mimeo the fog was dean 'sough to provost dolmas ken mike the mem to ft WM too hits. Be:s WI edfflrtheyeeakl be soa at a distaste of sore thee 123 gwais. Whoa dos vain pored whams, it woe not going I. Waitaki= at a gnaw speed ffsest 16 miles an hour. Be. Ono Om jtesat wee that off ; bat does not know whether limo gbat eff os this occasioa. Kamm of her, whoa Bio Mem k shut of, bet wee no musk mimed with geo as. to eesiderr Member ft was Mat off se not. M palm of the compeer; has ti oopy of them. Them is a rule with regard to a Vain amirtigg &haiku' memos trials. It is usual in task of loge to lay on a ideal st a amain distance ; believes it yi te No slwra within SOO or KO yards. As wittier parsed tlib makoes to take time, a moo was en Ms bank with a waled is ble hand, and he said is aim mea, .. loch sharp, okays, tbe train is nearly doe; his awe le Julia Battle. Than au wire on tie waggons at the time. Sawa be ramrod to its op-trala. Battle was slanal-ran sad beaks' tars. llama than balsas of Ms pencil is t. sea Vim A wee right as his particular kaa: It was pessary known to the drivers that las as. wens lasilestimar on tine partisaisi past of at Its. The badsatiag gees on gradually ea the ,ha.. It was tot the dory of the signal maa to siva the up train. To a June—Does set thea as salsa owed 42 kayo bon blows before. — TNWitansee evident Wee wad one which heaps& Thaw Wilma sworia—Le • brick layer living at Stook. Was Hang by yesterday morning when the man were eanrying the meek'. Wu going from the Harrogate-road to Worley. eawshe men get at of the ballast Weeks mod jump spas the up lla The wise of the lest tneks was making a nein. Saw the up Vita sang os. lie called out to the men, but mad mot .make them near; ma dorm to where they were, sad saw the pas siege, trey s mu quits over them. The seeesiog was very leggy ; could set en mere then viz er seem rode before him; • rod is about 16 feet. Beard the whMtle of the up Hie ; heard it, se well ask* mold guess, 100 yards off; did sot hem it very well oe ammant of the seise et the wepirese eagle'. The whieth, was He sorstlemose ese; It +Welled end then left off ; it liftoff before It saute to the MM. The train wee mot going very fast. The wale did not stop till it got to the Brentwood station ; it WU the odes of the wale, sad mot the whistle ' that ietelmed him to lac k round. lie heard the whines after. could ea better, Wag a an *Wades, than the Ha is the Gutting, where the leg wee asse deem. TN whams signed hie depontime. These. Celdwell, of Brentwood, plate layer, sworn.— Wm bream of the deceased OM Was epiplOpd with them yesterday looming. The ballad waggons gut dawn it alaset ri t Was arter to eight o'clock. Saw the mm unloading W os the up-road in the midst of the men t t eed the whistle of the up-train. Bold to the• pen. Look up," sad before the winds were oat of ho swath there were See of tun (lows. Then were two killed os his lett head, quite clan be him. The Mg was OH very thick ; it was before it broke sp. lisle _ales, MOM a Ha meld He MOM thus 6f sr prii where he was. Does set task the tniosmAilent mon thee • post length Hank I*. as MIMI& last Mew& hien to look roust CH Ant ea yes Or BM Me at whisk the His we gulag. It was entiogriiidalig as beta employed le yams apes railways. Wee is . 11110 esint • fright. It is Hest he • Ina to seem err vim stermakili • statics to • ha p Nom these was • Ban male en. Did net tell the saii. Bade told the mesh end& ems well Wawa eatagstahom that • train was dam, bat they had no tame go OMB saes enythlwe thee the usis was apes them. The Whet we... the "Ms her One (the mese between the two lass). That Wen hate twin • masa why the oho sp Aar, is die 'atom to crap cea Me up spore between tae toe Ines is 6 het ; some of the as sells hod beta wen so the asp of the bedew sad might hew= urea it if they Mesabi he Dose eseltwavo If theft Is see role to peeves; sees from =en the up-las whilst as ▪ hellastiag. Whew the t laggenedW lasi man who had got spa the Wall Waif have beta them above half a salaam. Meaty Ml enl .11kastAsii, • ponosser, being • Maker, lade ninesiest ad said that he was • mend ems loorfroAre W the prints wank easel as asideat. The sae* we very foggs. It was thicker . os approschist the saber then ied bon *gem. He was aware ans the seddien happened. Was to the lest seemed elseamodees. A angineen OW his maid that se amain% hod hemmed. Wet wee at the Seven Arch Wage. 71 y were Wealell tie satin at thence of ten or twelve miles an Mar. They appeared to be polling up. The brakes had been pet as immedistety. Witness thought they were snivel at the Dientwood sestion. A person cJuld me but • ; little wry awing ut the leg. Did set Imer the vrtfirele et aft The Mani wept slowly te the Ostia, and did net mainly Mop till they got the. Unary liqm, silk manufastnta of 81*We-ewe, La den, deposed , tlat he was a peonage' by the ay ,trelik: We attention was be at I# Nang that the mftla we speiird, sod lefflog that the d'od'ge. were Ohs over sometliag, lasted at of the widow, sad sow Tapper, the gad of Mosentren bakes to swe Ho ea the beH of Me dews elk saw the mu rue seder the dna Aga WWI elighe et We ems • dialogs of Agee* ate peen ; seeM at see Mee than that Oman en mosental the ; the wale pulled up about 60 er 60 melon the Lades We of the Wm Ara Drags; the Iran did not *OW/ beard the whin**, but mold ate moody my wheeled% was haw it attar Me teak was applied; knows the :goosed , beam( the two bridges where the saddest smarted; le nes ale to say whether there was a soutlawas whittle Trend ea; • eeellesins whistle parelly alarm people', roan& eatiaray by as Una. Came then as • to give his opiate that so blame was sadhaphle in as drisens. TN Caseate—W Ina taste ned nee ad. s =reeiMased.—e , Wes with the man ; dssp we te on is the brake ad Mat the drab were peeper* mad. 4 These sips miff miff to the la they an on, end net Wan esker lie& Afte the t eM led get darn end the win &embed, he siseelleil take segfeenaml and entiteed him ife may. MMus =; tad as =MI he head se aims ens and swim pen an rim the uptiele ; get est es sees se as * tram pad end seer Dermaeod f. meant leis; the ON am odligas masa the tail ad of the l is trim; tad the ilea war am to get the Whet al e r f l eaq es the uploads wen about de; bed itio lamb Weetwond, lona the whistle termed wad, owl saw Aetna ei iner the ; if it the i v i r:lb il e bad Bare, aidaletmeetilkelp that be did net tear my pianos lay " ;" 'll,lo6= g e sowed doe whistle whim is bans ant ail as the ; bet c umuli was Bet heal& ibis airmen le then antoodeg aa y nen adored. to MS miles loam ureic woo weigloi. Kr. Beengsve thous Weader afar • to! ate assay; the dime of Me tp Irea add nee haw a dee eider; est hat boss' Deft Ward; M set aware if it was liwirerg2; driven = a lma hollneloo en. the line, oil Hey wee shone hituneler et • node M the bode side of the Disetweed Maim Walla Wpm inendeed : le guard la tk• employ of the Desna Quests Railway was the guard of the up per teat so, miming. • Ida mktea the fatpieem if Yoe aging, en the user ale, mai Noe DreetweeL Jobe anowapn wee Mein, and ▪ pia eaudiaa, sad else dews as Me a the bridge from the station. It lip vest efrei, en Meer aka off his steam at the ThrewAnsh WiteL The/ Inge CotoIdols( inikethinisesal 1 1 71:410., Popeer — der . , as ," a por&el of the atie s laysill-44faal, VP &add excite ansidevablis saat the ef tbe Milroy; - tirtetiii district taming losonotive= rist=2o . aheela warle tors ty of IV:r peed etrio lui e e n t ir ai tess of basil meek es t might happen iw,s pawdee Jellibjed de* acres_ sal parseated erralpsewthik lag tlialt vit = aPd dbal7 fa bp 01 4fistiva Ines it was to be to seesrity, tito Only poemk is dew being those whoa duty k sp. to' ones the expiates. Valk% however, W Welds, sad oelleatkagefeellegeovided by the Memo for radio samermest ebb speoutkis was M be patented, esrmistr purpose of erestieg es ealtemese sang the i but to serve a reful_ _ It was to gave Use WA is the alikbanisted et Naha kont ,telag further Seciradmit *eels the tam Poi yore past the sea bee bees ilakiag farad) on the Mot tare. At high-wets, daft', opeipttldr, the wove with the bass of the' digs, which aMite the eastward of Seaford rise abruptly lo the beheld pf abaktMljlest. The reptittual oaks of tir waves erideree sad la proportion as this is dose, falls of Hie OW tea Air hoe abr.; the debris Is *matt! away by th e seiwilitium tatilenfilalop take place, sad sore I frith. sal sea SOB at keg* last astral awallowingets et prang Mind by the ass howsoevery sakes water. Seaford, we may state it:. the drupe pea, sat is tbe ears days retuned tat tiswbiro to parlianest. It is sow • sere Allege, and where "port" is ft amid be dlf ash to dearer. Is Henelleld's History of Sweet it le stated that the water formerly acme is her the sea seer to the east cliff, sad went down the hook at the beach tilloiset the pretest river at Newhaven; that Seaford . jed Iran, and bad eaves elterebeksag that vessels case from the sea, sad ley is rat betwees t are beach and the tows, MI well at ia the vilify sprite Hor H.U. The harbour splays to have bees destroyed la • peat measure by the constant asesaulatien of beak to the flatware, *high now rather seer to the sort Buff, es well es by the deposi tion of mad end ellovial soil from the Owe, which dare is little doubt formerly had its exit IroLt am &eked, tad sot as at pretest three ales to the west. ward. Isapeedestly ef the andoreatio of thee OA Moslem le pie* epos W whale of Ow soar High water souk is sow rassicierably island beyond the alit indicated its she lonia takes for the Ordinate annoy, and the Natoli weer, beta's which and high water man there was formerly • dietasee a sate soon er two of yards, is Mw waited by the wan whet the tick is up, sad thin k tow hocking to save the adrioiss and Socked itself. trim bass istundstal, bat • low bask el In easequenos of these inroads ef the oes. Nr. Catt, who owes a Imp tide 'still between Sorted end Newhaven made a reposestattois to gonnuser, era, fa order to pre: ewe the egret dedessee, took the Natter is head, sad dintetedpiotais Prom, R.R., to Paten • ela of tam, whisk he argardissly did, ad it was approved rill ordered to be corded into execake. Xhis plat was to throw down by the operatic& of Haulm a kip patios of cliff to the eastward of Seaford, which beaktio . post a oar for Use ea to we* away would Sera • anon fhb are melt of shingle oestissally pies on west to seat, cod thus fora • high Oak, led drive beck the water. The mode by whisk the operation was to be Perforated has bees published, sad it may, therefore, be sufficient here to state, tat • Indonesia thatt or gallery, about 5 feet is depth sod the ease in width, was cut from the face of the cliff, 36 met from the has., to the depth 01 70 fest, fa • boriziatal direr tie.. At the sad of this gallery nu two other 'Onion, ass 62 ad the other 62 lest long, 031111111111 with it at right rpm, sad forming the shape Of the espied letter T. At the *styes* of solh Siof these two last&tentiord galleries was • clusther 7 test square, and in oath silken ambers, a &serge et 12,000iba, of pepowder was deposited. These wore the ask oharges. In oddities to tame be. sal* with 16 tot deep best the rilliate of the die. sad FM het tree tk• edge, had boa ask, lato each of vetith it So Weeded a pas a chap of 600 lbs. of pow der; bet as • main-et post* did set arrive la tin , ► charges were pt is Saes rely, wash was thee Won up with sad lags sad eally—thEE b e i kug tho total quan tity of roadie to be exploded, 26 . ; and it was ear lard that the explodes would dews about 250,000 tea of Walk reit. -IPer • the flastia sl ot the eder gild = r esody It shy tank la el MIMI or soaks tete, be Ater lbs loweediks were Issilitatod by flown s in tho rusk, whereas at there was so awes smiths seek roe sad, Tin wadi biewriernalosed mils lee Anent last, aad awes heat weir sa by s denslishat ef shout 36 nooses tad Wan% vain the ftenednessoperlateadease Omit rrellaa, ill Sleet tin onset of Sk Ina Berinfor• The node at eherriao the was was yin t whole bat. tam wide h wee sada the of Lien. Ward, B. 8., ant wn placed is • Lids erection, sheet 80 feet WWI rhea the u,t drib sod in fns die odpe of the Cliff. The beherM and were OffoVet . e. There were two of then of Ave ISMS mesh, hr the sale Aerie blew sad the wires sennsalestiai with then were serried en; the ales et fin alit • Whey wee eke provided, to he null Minn the Ww redid an eat It was istended so its the borer etwear lbet, out letredlately It was sem- Wass that tip bs( n lbw then Own. The sintal we to he glen hp w el • whoa josh. Yesterday on the day Axed kr the implodes, sad the aaddpadeas sf s rash to Seaford to wines* se mewl sloht wen hilly reeler. The Wee we ebbed by theassule. Throws rem Leakaby ohne wanks tram, selterbeks esurtaa way haadoeit it medullar Lewes, lissWe, lristoos, Perseebenho sad Weeding, wills may senely pie - temptite lead hen Brigham is ell amass of vehicles, sad serreiTsd It la 'plume bear. • per sa ks a dim arta& to the has a asp wee Is, d sourer. Ara thee Ws of Ihedied re le inner wily two, the Mho wen awn enerseal r statafing Ile seams to &atilt butier's eratriase thus night loco her. satielpseed. Thia dear, tit pel i a t eneded la woods apse the eh' wed ea the hew t• the works es *a se An 'Said. 'Pb. hay elm penneda men link item Her lbJestfli otelwar Witsesa Copt. Bark, seastieteg, as we we lOWA, a *war dbllapeished saw was otathaedaheat • quota eta e Wee; twa ari r bees jukes we lytpa sear, sad psaarr bar Was remit bee. ib tita ssi ba u t i b p o l • t a b ,14 : l a m iz iar ts t r . =Or I‘llll We pier at AWN were NS SO pus the Yee of eseelases healed by the with • own red the, es ylOlOllO tin thewwn blare t that at two ere* a urea Jae ward be heisted is the tower sad the shed; Wat at haler teas it wild *removed la vent of red WIN Wald be rebeisted, sad the aplaAaridbß ilMs Peso elterwers. As the Um egyeashel, 3. ewe= theaselves to the hoses race, gene el the AR sad sere as the bear, our whir they eztestdad fir nen Chia • ale. The Italia juke were tabled end Weird at for Wee readeuted N O. tiara* b e ats. yet then was ao pleeloa. • wpm wee era to g twice to the edge et the riff mad *epee the rede tow hel.w, a O mil arbMi the w ware war Lall egjme th lb.., : t siiirbu isan past t like ea anhaelte. The explores boa taloa plass, sad it r i ll produced re *lest upersi. The aka la daft, Weed a wand aboat 11/Iholkigit, sad sWear= tai test at OWN* se asar se we raid pew, It Mary the spasm !paver *s to. of are its asi Os sea (kw low watt% art , bertha diessioullea of the water, It spo r ed se if ft kid sateaded tato tin see, Awn a inattred yeah. Oa the seen. of As rill, obese ha het behind die teat, a deep Wise was feared, shut a WWI Ude, sad aber 80 bet bored the Wen the earth was searad. No revatieratisa we Mt ea the IL : , bat ea the tilt ea uprise el the was pererved. beredistry Orr the wade the weal whir bed besal=by treiti b b i a li a l t bode of then all at wee earreased elmatterag to the asp, as easy tuk seraldrries that nor or the Wats el rat al Wiek lb. areal sea SIMIIOIIII was lie eet tar * birth aid prior beU the wildsh. *wiser. is Lan prasanor won diairvazi fel it tair shis perares et It literally reftspd tha et re I wore enered l gn_Tu en tgretke hal beep i re treaweeereL at the top they 441111 = 1"4"4 7M t 7 ire bees sad se sae bees the weber eaM3t ir earatt el As ettrad, • sapper we hal Wes dowa eilk the ' haw lie edge el la r i el/A sad thst they we sot Wet. .I!adap be Wight that Me eaditry were rertar ▪ tyrjedataliotadaso sea at when tothearfasoo=reasd, mad bat Were be mold reek Meat they were lost is the The expkaka was sew our, It ha bra straded with Se wired for results, to eae wu bur, rad the people therm departed ask to Ide dessiassice. by ma' yip* OM " ' art* of Ireland that it i• mid to beiti ea wash terms. This foreign' alemager band it etberwiss. He not only get estiadoilint got well served. Medially he was able to extend his can into every part of Ireland. ploy traverse stew every day its most remote and dreary districts, and in no country in the world are public *Okla eondueted on a system which com bines so entirely punctuality and speed, reasonable fares, and civility, information, and asetalsess on the part of the sondacters. Cahir lies epos the river Suir, in the centre of which at this plats there is an isolated rock, ermenedly an old castle which wu the hexer residence of titer family of Butler. This castle has been for many yule occupied as an infantry benuolt. It forms as intent* sag and picturesque West from whoever lithe It maye tow be seen and • bly adds to the bine, of thn. The town sad mast of the property about it, is vested is the Earl of Glengall. The leases having principally fallen in in 1843, Lord Meagan determined on rebuilding almost the entire town, a work which be moomplished at an expenditure of upwards of 73,0001. It is now one of the neatest and nicest towns in Ireland, sad though not at present on a line of railway, it presents many inducement, to the ballet to make it the object of a visit. —For malty years it has been very notorioas that Lord Olongaire estate at Cahir has been deeply mort gaged. Nothing bat the fortunate marriage of that iitiblemea with a wealthy heiress, could have pre served it from " the mart. Nevertheless, the interest on the large sacambeanees has not been obtained ' without much difficulty. Lord (Bengali has struggled against every adverse fate to preserve for his family this hereditary property. In 1848 he ob tained as sot of parliament to vest the estate in trustee*, for the purpose of raising open it by sale or mortgage a sum not exceeding N 0,0001., with a view to liquidate encumbrances. The creditors were not altogether satisfied with this act, which appeared to them to contain some rather dubious pro visions. Daring its passage through parliament a proviso wee introduced that " nothing in this act contained shall extend or be constreed to extend to repeal or alter an set paused in the present session of parliament, intituled as Act to Facilitate the Bab of Encumbered Estates in Ireland." This proviso was only consistent with the spirit of the public legis lation. Certain creditors taking advantage of it, did aecordiugly sometime ego present a petal= to the Encumbered Estates Court. Upon thts, another bill, under the title of " Lorff,, Gleagall's Estates made its appearance in the House of Lords. This bill constituted the. Earl of Chartering and Jobs Chaytor trustees of the act, with power to apply, sot to the Encumbered Estates Court, but to the Court of Chancery, to make eels, In a summary way, of Lord (Bengali's eslati, and to apply the purchase money, not exceeding 200,0001. in payment of the debts. It also empowered the trustees under the will of Mr. Mellish, the Comities of Olengall's father, to purchase all or any part of the estates. This bill was drawn without any proviso saving the rights' of the Encumbered Estates Court. It was of course objected to and ultimately only such portion passed into a law se empowered Lady Olen ' gairs trustees to bid for the estates when exposed for isublie sale. The ocinsequence of this will be, that the Encumbered Estates Court will pro. teed in their usual course to sell the Dingell estates at Cable, Lady Glengairs trustees having power to purchase them if no higher bidders should deem it proper to present themselves. From the framing of the sot of 1848, the opinion rurally prevails that the trustees of the Countess of Olengsll are not able to expend upon this pur chase a saes of greater amount than 200,00 W. The simple question therefore is, whether the noble earl's estates are worth more or lose than that =nut. happen upon the fees of the petition pre sented to the Encumbered Estates Clout that the titigon estate amount to 290,0001., but in e n s it is believed that this is above the mark, end that 260,0001. weld nearly pay off the liabilities. The annual natal of the Cabfr property is said to be 18,7514 bet this is alas known to be an over estimate. It dose not probably exceed 15,0001. a year, and a considerable portion of this b likely to be iodiffer may paid. - - - Upon theme data speadatoes as form for them selves a tolerable estimate of the value of the pro perty. With regard to the prim it may realise on sale, it ie °Wogs that for the better portions of it Lady Meagan's trimness will be interested to Watling a higher pi:fee than other parehmera might be in , alined to give. It is ftht to my that lady Oleugall herself le yes, dapery beloved upon the property. Moat of the improvements which have bees made on it have been at her mggeetioa, sad it is also believed oat of her income; and the poor of Coldr and its osighboarhood hare always been taught to look on her sas kind is their ammeitien The Coulees, in truth, has attached the Umtata to her sad herself to the estates. The tames of reelasses upon this punnet/ le • Plain sad ratite, oases looking building, sitiatsd, strangely swig" at the top of ans of the streets of Cohir. What weld be ordinarily called the bark part of the house opens on a large lawn surrounded by shrubbe ries. lbreagh these eh:abbacies are walks which lead into a deer park, through which there Rows the duinfid river Rule. All this part of the demesne is in the best order. A road along the river's bard leads to a easpension bridge recently thrown won the stream by some engineers at Dublin. Oa the other side of this bridge is a very charming bijos, known as " the Cottage," The beauty of its dog, and the delightful character of the walks shoo; it, have rendered this place a favourite,lemet with the parties who have obtained arms to this somewhat AliceolY gouda Ply The tegenh7 on Lard OkapWa mists are not re to as either very good fumes or very well satiated. titan is chiefly to be feared with regard t e n t the Munty is that loader the pur of .the private ut el last suisa, thefts: atfiwa of this Mato will be bright at bear prises die the luny, wield these puts oaly tntn are a iddeil - =NW bum will bopmetted to berme dm .pmeadea of ar asistsrestsd perebstar. It this eddedwre is wrest the Cahir estalaweellyemelp be am la with& theldarlia spestialsrestidpnebrs with nen Unable. Mbar r mist pap a very bish diodes.[ oillhsll interior dartriPdoll Peen% pane of N.Ymy posibly be badly dessustaasti • Mehemet* dm the eels might be ware Zi a Shedd say attempt be made to put up ear of it at a um below the valve, it Is to be lb, the sake of the creditor. that oath aa weeld be hydrated. Lord Glesgell talked /a the Hoare of Lords last see. sisa et the situ mho the lumbered Estates Caw slaloms bong meet ossfissathasof private pepsity. It is easterly to ha hoped theta* opmUM ef lordship's private sot will sot be to madman the of the iteiNgei;lse the estates edema. Asill yet the peeral ,as kw the object of this measure nay keep I oat of the market, sad may emsagmatly the estimated value. simmet being reedited at alipsaate This may net, psthspe, be sa impespirssemisa to word or two se to a vet-bspoitsai pert si the Mosses' precteediegresam e ly, es . to the way the estates to he salmdtted far sale by them fatted ant far Wm It is of very great is. .especially is the ems of *lags estate, that be east" as are misstated every dam el pambeeses. It is highly aims- N. that in every pauper we the first part of sold should be the Mseese sad beeneel re _ If there is a certainty that the mat to realised will liquidate sbna sad balsam be the family,br it may be a proper Nall the outlying estates first, sad to masa save the reeddemeetor the old family, when Ay wish to meatless) to reside in it. But number ef mess of this sort are comparatively vary few ; the 111101111 i of debt very peat. majority of Irish estates iie emcee of any total that their sale is at /to realise. Usder them eireamstances it is desirehki that the first lot offered for sale that which mut always be the principal Aof the estate. The pprihm realised for that lot probably rule the bidding. ter every other por- The purchase? of the demons will know how memo extend to purchase lands adjoining it, '1 the other meet he slay neglect to purchase that would he desirable to him, because eseemainty et obtaining the central Besides these considerations —if a sew ism of proprietors are to be intro. doted it is only right sad fair that they sh ou ld at sem have offered to them the plaos of residence attached to the estate. One peat want of Ireland is la resident proprietary. If the commissioners would &apply that want, they mast take owe that facilities of residence are afLirded to those who are inclined to become Irish propristan. On the road from Cabir to Clonmel, at the point where it morose the river Bair, at Knocklofty Bridge, is the entraps* to a very charming propert which will be see of the earliest submi t ted l ee sa le by the oomminclosers. This it KILMANAKAN CAITLI, the seat of a gentleman now deceased, bat ono, very highly respected in this part of the country, Colonel Nuttall Graeae. The demesne of Bilmmaan is only separated by the Bair from the Earl of Docough more's beautiful estate of Knocklofty. The i grounds here contain some very charming scenery. The castle itself is built upon a rock, overhaaging the Suir at one of its prettiest windings. Upoa the building itself it is said that 20,0001. was expended not very many years ago, but if this was the cue lam sorry to way that the whole of the money has been wasted, for a morn grievous case of I dilapidation I do not remember to have seen in Ire lend treated as the place has been, it would east a good deal of money to put it in repair Vain. A central apart-yard, containing ooaehhouses and stabling, has been used by the tenant for farm premises, and the lawn and pleasure grounds have I bsen planted with potatoes absolutely clues up to the I very windows of the drawintroom. • There are about 280 acres of lend attached to the Kilmanehan demesne, and about 370 more leered to tenants, chiefly upon lives. The rental of these lands was about 6,101. a year, but that will have bees now reduced. Another lot of lands immediately adjacent consisted of about 70 acres, producing 180/. a year. An outlying twat. of 472 acres, called Kilour:ono, produced 8311, more, so that the entirety of thin pro perty was rented at merely 1,6001. per annum. 0 , ,1y part of this, however, can be considered to be well secured. This estate rune up the banks of the river Sale for two miles, almost to the town of ClontneL The land is not all good soil, but there are portions of it of superior quality to others. The holdings are at pre sent too small, and though some of the tenants have emigrated since the famine, it would be de• sirable, if passible, tl arrange with others who remain. Considering the proximity of this property to Clonmel, the society which there is around it, the beauty of its situation, and many other advantages, I think that at a fair price it would be a god investmt nt for a settkr in Ireland who had some money to spend in its improvement. A gentleman of Nome fortune—a retired officer or merchant—wanting a leaded estate, would probably find it difficult to obtain anything like Kilmanahan at the price which it will realise. The family of Colonel,Clrsene was large, but with one except io n, they are none of them now resident in that locality. They had not been settled here above a votary, and had acquired, I believe, by purchase out of Chancery. I should mention that this property is subject tot bead rent to the Earl of Portarlington. A purchaser might find it advantageous to boy the head rent upon male of that nobleman's property. rh. Earl of Donoughroore has been spoken of as a pro- bable purchaser of Bilmanahan, but this, probably. I. local prep tabling from the adjacency of the estates. The net property of which I have to speak is 12 miles upon the other side of Camel, adjacent to the smaller town of Carrick-on-Bdr, and on the road to Waterford. This estate is called COOLNAMICIL The road to it from Cloomel rases the properties of Mr. Bernal Osborne, the member for Middlesex, end of Mr. Power, the member for the county Waterford, both superb estates in their respective ways, though widely differing in their characters. Coolcemuck, if it was free, u thou pro- perties me, from debt and difficulty might be equal in every respect to either of them. The estate is situated chiefly in the valley fertilised by the /air, t ere a broad and navigable river, bat pertly also on the red mad storm hills that line, though at some die twee, the river Nide upon the 'oath. Those hills, I should observe, are remarkable in ooneetrunes of being clad with pins trees which aro said to Do among the few • indigenous trees of Ire land. Finer trees of tie sort were never seen in this pert of Europe. At the present time they realise ea much mosey in the timber market as say of the best specimene of Norway fir, and it is averred that thirty years ago, if the proprietor would have per mitted them to be cut, they would have paid every debt on the estate, and freed it from all At present, of course, from feeilitMe of iatercouse, the increased use et Amami - timber and other causes, this class of timber is mach redaeod la valve. The land at Coolumaok Is, I am told, extremely dee, and might all be well tenanted without mush difficult The estate Is estimated to produce 3,8811. a year, hut I believe the arrears of rent are heavy. Rev. J. Baron, to UptondudidnOte 8., Wilt, nine 468 1 ., with readouts; Redo, Qeenee College, Oxford. Boy. J. Clarke, P. C. ed Mutton', Laneatiare, to be • meow* die. liandiewer. Bev. J. B. A. Fermi*, roiediseios 0., littfeedakfro. 800. J T. Hicks, to loindi 8.. Northawbaland, Tau tal , with Tandems ; LAa r a. Rey. J. % to Canarwa ß. Haber Hoe. W. H. Jukes. to Obwieeten PA., Sisffordabirs, ewes 1301. ; pat.. the Chows sod Mb., alt. Roy. W. Lay. to Breilatird C.. Diebyabin. Bev. C. Nicoll, to &above V. w. Little Sam bourn C., Haas, value 696 i, with reddeese; pat., Six J. B. MA, Bari. Bev. H. 0 to Whales o.,.Dudipolive. Bev. W. H. PWI 45, to Illowasnowpos-Wie 8.. Here ibritabire, value 1401., wllll reoldasee pal., Christ Chard, Crowd. Bev. W. Bade, tb Oledburglo H, Seib& ; pat., Marquis of Brisk J. & • Bev. P. Boyle, to Goriastau C., liserik.. - &V. H. B. Tdinsey P.O. of Coada-Beare. to be a Nano pate dio. Durham Bev. G. B. Tune, Is Illswelialin V., Norfolk, vales 29U.; pat., Bev. W. M. WOO& Bemuses (Liege) 111. v , — MidepWe Me. Uedall,' vale* sea, with rsoldsses ; pat, B. I.lltarlinag, Bag.; D. I. Imatissai, poem Wsurpsfry V., die. Oxford, valve Nl., dik reidasse; eat., J. W. Keeley. Nag. • Roc S. Dam, MM. ClzulAilios.—Posp isney. Pailsdn, B tsfacaarr-Ifurrassare co Camis-zooss beam. Loads. —Rev. R. W. P indlitt, " pow NAVAL.' Amman. BET. 19.—ApronnN11111.—Chief Eatr a h o ttia l Timm, and MM., (harp W. P. Zdwattloo, to fleammi Itegimaar. John Ciawler.!o Dragon. Mirldupata, O. Hoene, to AThioce. DUBLIN, Barr 19. The publicatioa of the " Synodical Address," in the form and manner in which it has been given to the world, being considered a breach, on the part of some, of the menu required by the riles of the Synod, it would appear that others have also coo sidered themselves absolved to some extent from the obligation of strict maddens, in the matter; &ewe mest consider that we are indebted to some such feeling for some portion at least of the information as to the proceedings of the synod which is rapidly ouziog out. The following particulars have nodoubt been divulged in this maim, bat although I give them on the antherity of rumour, 1 have strong reasons to think that rumour in this iostanoe is correct. It is under stood that the question concerning the college, will raised, so to whether the jurisdiction of the bishops In whose several dioceses the three provincial colleges are situated, should be controlled by the primate, so as to compel them to enforce an injunction if neces sary, against any of their clergy holding offices in the colleges. A division took place on this point, and the votes were 14 for the extension of the control, and 12 against it. Then the important question was discussed, whether the system pursued in the colleges should be condemned at once asdangerous to the catholic faith, and morals; or, whether it might not be altered by certain concessions from government, which some of the bishops were still willing to apply for and hoped to obta;n, so as to be sufficiently guarded against the danger now apprehended from it. A division took place, and the numbers were 13 for the immediate condemnation and 13 for the delay, the casting vote bein given by the primate, Dr. Cullen, in favour of the immediate condemnation. Some of the other questions discussed in relation to it.. colleges were, whether the last resc►ipt from Rome was binding on all the bishops, seeing that it was only addressed to the primate; and whether the address to the people should be published before the proceedings of the Synod had the approbation of the Holy See, and with expressions condemnatory of the colleges, and cau tioning the: people against them. It is understood that the divisions on these questions were similar to the preceding one—that is, 13 on both aides—and hence that the dissentient bishops have just reason to complain that the address should ho put forth as unanimously agreed to, whereas they are not bound ' to acquiesce in it, or yield obedience to the majority before the proceedings shall have been ratified by the Pope. I understand that two bishops favourable to the Colleges are about starting for Rome, if they have not already left, for the purpose of supporting there the views of the minority. A change of weather set in yesterday evening, the clear, dry weather of the preceding fortnight having been succeeded by a constant fall of rain, which it is to be feared will interfere with the harvest business for the remainder of the amen.. During the late fine weather, however, &gnat part of the work was com pleted, and most of the provincial papers, describe the prospects of the sasses as highly cheering. 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' • • *mot. -e....sioit; . and Waterford opOtt the other. f u hi, tom pir which the beaknipt is la . • at ..igjAit66 . i'4 .1,!, GIP Imo- , SEAFORD.— Geed ns panoinslit regulrity, aid de- w kn ot t o t h, " I P ;# *. t b ? * Ns" Eisi dieTatlirdki Musbeedv,las tistritespw a tethr Lwow 4trisiss.itaa- . X .. "•• I X r 1 4, V . . 4XIXWITPXIL . efetobr 141 • 908 404 ' • 4 • 111 U7 which is a n Ythinil also. iota c as swum, and•Weidoo• lai, At o ii, ow, sp , gym* awake . . Ali a..,.. - ..._ _ - bat rsawahillie ' *Sir. • Bianconi paid every of t y re lir theme. show ins siet le Thor ere • : t h ot‘t „ ba i, . veaesairiag the iwareAt ti ,_amead c 4 thetllllll kr ere imeete , ad , , v. , Hi insisted tirmiy p • data weatessi ,ap `e Ott e , ft ; r im . moot et war prweransta thin sheet B o w l i t r • *; 1 64 44.., tliilig IT wialli jihk of li torso4.480 "1"1".. 4 111a rto, diciliit ailhefilia" fil all at e oli. Wit* I ttle it Aiwa. 'Ton are UM PreratY* Ireland new elm pattessisedi at cetyelbeat, sib: g o& To w si n& a hmi . ca v ar e arise a per el libosi=esaVrea.lt by ass ghee aismit is !' eillitir of load i t k wag et say Jaaraist ia Say imm h h i m A mo w miii m iim 7=, A immi m i , •kn We aside mit. coassm ..,la i Llaa,,___ , she that it Seiniptsmilhis to gwies kali wa sash tenor. at MOO bat MP,* IlMa. W it 'seas absem..ll9 pude, whee-hetteireceemese war we " lamb . . 111 els railwa r; -w ia h .... i -rul " hil ... iiiii . ... 0 ...,....'" . 72:11 This foreign aleneger band it cittrerwlso. Hs not ot i ookod to tuning ago, milactire. ,___ oo6- or as baeirery Oa' * aide."' Th. lim wares* ot work "' onl got esimeeighnt got well served. ' Gradually'be . ...:.,__. I r S ikr . ► all ' W l ' Ls lb. t / b 4 1.11 " 1" k lis " t iabill li4 Wk* f l"./. .!' lla t iiv .! -A IW Irloi r el.lriai - 4 8 *Obi Y.. . _ __ _ irlift .. 1 ; - orrievoss Lai -" Fa-to ;mount of Ilia flood diatoms previously. griteaced to too ispriewtd sod kept to bud Ise ose year. NO OF MII►IILEBF.X MAGI3TRATES. why, the magistrates of the county of Mid meriabied at th. 80010111. Home, Clerksawell (by iv at from the sth instant, when a wart ceald not d. is cainewethee .4 the non-attendance of ramie or the poper nt trasirmting general c,uaty bed litre wen reedy thirty mitAtetrates reeeet. Mr. Lt. the shaman orate bench, pe. sided. the aunty treasurer, °Meads' fee the deck of the peace, and read the minutes et the pre trot. 10 oaearaity with a rule of the mart, re. its uneaten to he tailed to any as, art el with. &ohs the tattlers of the county. fee reletiaue a Petty et (Ceased Qoaner fkoehoema Mt. Alla w wan the remedy pawed in lo ahead may eua is owes of simple laeosay. cksssincsisow ur iatroxitir. I LlO4 celled tits aeration of la bask ru dia ro t %sleet cusuittes Oa rims dh4U.s, tad epos s copies et ow report, saaledisi W ovidinsr r tul to be mated awl wsulstei swept tits r. th•rt took place so to the mode is which at or.kr of the court for the clarification of Owners .uaty prison. should be carried iota efreet. Uhl t err ordered " loaf all prisons via, is oar. of the orb r solo by the own es tb 11th deg of the els.aficet bus of paeans Is tlis prisons et Al cruntut retell; hr &Lased la this. pines Irma r the MI day of B , pterbee bait., be, is the 311111' cre,mber last. remand by th e 'amuses of Ur No prisons in w: ich they shall than be is einallemenit , i.uts applicable to their reception, sad hulaMa of pt. htes be stilted both by oho Reamer esalios en. raw' reesivisg Aid east s War tei pollee magiatratta of the county, mosso. to epsa4 ia each essisateseat the ass of the par aitted. _ -- ;Millis - don is to lie ea Allem :—All Send* primula t male prisoners at sre alder 17 years of ege are to to the Cense of Clorminten. at Weetwiawer.l male Oman same 17 years of me t twat to CAlba.b-flelde Rome .1 Cemeetion. Turn ladled' sub as moy be fellialtsal for want of parr tale melody timely. he MlLlmulti'-, or for trial Mies. The Howse of Doloattea it Clutkoawellia to ptiated ftie the morptioe of prietmon of those Mmes. Cowart Disammasuatto. :port of the Committee of Amemata was then up. It reeseasesedod the fel/owls, permeate to. tern—Hr. WelJoy. fer 130 imsseM holden by him se 24 to Attest 17, 4181. 11.1 d. I Mr. Baker, 119 trom:;nao 21 to Ayes* 17, 3821. 10e. 7d. ; sad lord, lord, Nflatmeets from Imo 1 t07.1111y31, 101.135. 4d. questa, 207 ; payment; 8881. 13a. 7d. The MM. sported that they bad framed rewolottswo spew the mewed by the Eiserett try of State) Mae would the mouses for the removal of Iriela awl 11101114 to pablle commtitiem She report was aseeimiL sad ,urt then 'natal a wative se the Nasty rate fee fur the pewees of t►. laaatis seytaa at Clelmy VLSI Pll.llOlllll. LlllO laid before Ate _m it the tem* the motion of the spumy prima& la OW Oaldboth ab9almost then woos 911 nab NA WO gad. sad 19 children. The esualmee evsetell hi *K i ss* attaa_geweekesehl be Mall bum aul theeillsoloe. la the Weetadeseeepthea VMS rheum We miles aad 210 lemake). r ported that whoa the sew %Timpanists moo bps tho soviets et 91 mho damn will le d that 10 ettditlosel Imele Assn will be ma • sad they reemetesded *at the dieshavel I. mei* takes late the mike of the moo ea 1417 Make, &dr roast period et genies is he ia *air rots of pay when they Rey be 601 9 30 Yed I. the ROOM .1 Dates**, *a daily formai, of 'wigwam had haw 190. The amber at at at tfos moot was 104 wain sad 52 The squeal health of seek priece wee fame foporb were ?waived. adopted, sad ordered le. lad radiation hauled spas the wises ram one wen anted. _ _ the mottos of Kr. Armours, s promlty of bOL was to bo yassaatsd to Mr. Limits, jos.. for b earvimsl r...tralastaz to assisdas b s Ulm, she sar- 1 that &wrap prsralsam of dm than last year. midst was opposed by Mr. nr asd I6r. NA . It was serried by Ural*. to b. Insides ambled to oissldar what *pit be tbs warm of the Asses of lbsiris=spar l is kp ri t Na tad the lambi sego —3 fah warders' inam osmasem Jot pmpowirely *mese to 10s. pm work. Fa ' C k, to mamma at 16a. par week, sad Mimosa to 24a. *port was adopted, sad a resolatlsa prod to @swam I Wet n who may b• disobsagod to maiaquaas of ificatioa of primula. sad pia wipleyed at a Adam v.ar pria , ot rate of pay . sal omci is comma. INSTRONG had • maks arm the ploS ebb to the substitution of a dzsd 7is agil= thee et commer, sad the enalainaent eir a e ~ tbccr to the coreaseo wart, Wu les naked paradados AO It until the ant cowl day. f Atm, matters was &wed et, sad Nis oast re he criminal bagasse. E‘ 44 WEBSTIM, moistly eassatid for air. t is laid, a few 'sus apt\tw{ktlY fasair7 tae, Rpm elkanialry. lain Intelligence. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—TRATERDAY. Swum TIM Cam thnueustoora. Ix as Sauturz JAFFNA= BAWL—Warr INDIA • Pao PPPPP . Thle breolvent, who had been clerk of the peace at Greet Yarmouth, applied to be discharged. Supported by Mr. Cooke. The debts and liabilities exceeded 5,0001. Far more than 3,0001. the Insolvent had become liable for his father, who had been mayor of Yarmouth. Hs had himself been clerk of the pews for 13 years. He had an intirest in some West India property, which was worth, 20 years ego, 30,0001., but he said it was not now worth as many shillings. Hr. Cooks said it was wail known that West India pro paty was worth little or melting, The insolvent, who said that if Gotten was cultivated on the land it might be valuable, wee discharged. IN el hues LANODUN. This insolvent attributed his insolvency as a brush•maker to the railways. The Chief Commissioner could not see how a brush dealer was Injured by railways. His Honour remarked on the cams which he had hoard to•day : one insolvency arose from fres.trade, another from the French revi.lution, and the railways were alleged to be the cause of insolvency in the present case. The insolvent was discharged. BROMPTON COUNTY COURT.—YEaTeRDAT. %moan A. AY o Esc. Ten CUILSIIk IMPUOVIUZUT s. UOXIIISSIONRIUS vuece . Cameras& The was an action brought to recover 10!. 9s. 2d. for labour and materials in relaying 'the road and pavement broken up by the defendant in formicg a sewer, at the con mind of another public board, the Sanitary Commiesionere. It appeared from the evidence of Mr. Long, the Chief Clerk of the Chelsea Improvement Commisaimeen, and their surveyor, that some conflicting opinions prevailed between the Commissioners of Sewers. the Sanitary Condamine:, and the Chelsea Improvement Commissioned u to the power. of the commissioners of each board in bruising up the street. These differenees seemed to place landlords in an awkward predicament. Mr. Roberts stated that he had but recently been in. strutted to appear for the defendant, and asked Mr. Long to point out under what act and section he wad his client. Mr. Lows handed In the Local Act, 8 end 9 Viet., and pointed out a section which empowered magistrates to adjn- Hr.. Roberts contended that his Honour's emit had no jarisdiction. The learned badge said the chase clearly gays magistrates of police mews power to interfere in the matter. He there. fors could not Interfere. Verdict for defendant, with cob. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD LAM RT.—YESTERDAY. BOOM Ma. JIM= WUJJAIIa Lffil, Ma. Juana TALPOCM3. At the sitting of the court, Howard Augustin* Styka 36, was placed at the bar to ta k e his trial, upon an indictm ent avec, him with forging and .taring a bill of ex 'huge for 3001., with intent to defraud the London =A County Bank. The prisoner put in an affidavit, is which be represeuted that on the previous night he had been attacked with para lysis, which had affected his speech and his corporeal powers generally, and had nadered him utterly incompetent to caw &sot his defense and es he was not prepared with counsel, upon the ground stated he requested the court would consent to postpone the trial to the next session. Mr. Judos William, baying read the affidavit, directed that the primmer should undergo an examination by** neediest °Seer el the gaol. Is a short time be was again plamil at the her, and a medical gestimmit who was offialatiag for Mr. &well, the assistant surgeon of Biewgate, wee examined and he stated that ha did not believe that the prisoner was bowing under as malady whatever. The learned Judge upon thh said the trial could not be postponed, but must come on in its order._ EPIELING A FOROID BILL OP EXCHANGE. Howard dogmatism Styles woe then placed at the bet to take his trial . The indietiseitt contained several senate eharglas the e lateutke to be to defraud Mt forests Mr. Iruttli g leso yr about to cps the ease !et the iimmentise, when he was iutasaptd by tho primer. who sold is ,ed loon at the indictment, and he 'dud this his bias allowed to do so nimbi ate the time et the 31; Justin Tankard asked the mimosa what he wanted to leek at the iedielmeat kg The pekener replied Mat he wished to know hew the name of Itr.Beyly mimed la Be was lafonna Iket It was spelt Bayly. Ike primer Mid as Ws wee ths case, he would plead A IM plea to the ai show. tal ms ky was thea retracted, and one of guilty of dm Imp& inotramest neonlod. The p sr wee NMI *nem he elm pleaded gritty to enelher maim of eke indistmeat which allegtd that holed hem Mhos emitted of Many. sad he replied that he eon nendaay OM het. Kr. Hater seas sell M thoeght it tight to Worm the mate that • few yeast ago ate ,paiames . wee emaided of 'aka to a esadierable mama% awn tea dick oselamed to he be Ilk, bat Item same k o la c tket we M e Ike M te eth ed a In the gement Mie the Inured 1i hare cudlt at the Leedom peaty Birk tip dapedekm thent a bill s szsior4l4 MI , wbil d d= sea " seal • modems mama Smith bat , es eke au m• seine doemet, which the pokes.* el=d• Fad late the hark, ealatgamtly tamed' eat to be a • Mr. Judie Tdleued &knell pram eatessis WO he should hens hedge wisiiiiilllsslsiag at Oki depoitkes. eitatnT zemamy. Mire droller. 21 B , end ~NW Dew, 20, were indieted kr Ms slisi 3571.145. the peedlely Alfred Greenland. Kr. , rir.Yt. 11. Pnadepot defended minmsee• The dratmommes et this see Moe bees glean very re wanly la the mileempects. The wae la the ser vice el Merin. ilendelajad Bay_ Colilapvcod• dna% amain*. seal Oa IMO AlAiiit be' we. mat to deathwink Mama at the 141161 Idestskatet Bark left a kalge ensi ef meneyoutdetleg If MO, geld, and vim, whisk be wee te pay in ea Melt esegant. As he me =f id ths b r igo sa Tee_llL. • dad dal of I=rovue kilikey.rfaieeelma Is • the tag Min Ids, gni thee to K. Azdtmeittyied • Ar dam was sheet, godlike mbeMlei wen Odom UM tody, Mt a dime ha ems thilow, ceell dm tag ssl M mama won airigiale* Milemet The third men me emitted in making kb amok The jury retusied a tweet of Gaily against both tb. 510 7 7 5r i L ae ; sad *key weer imdeased to be transported ;\"j .-:-. (:. t g ) L/7 ' A i t .k....:1 •04- 14 0 • ".• 4 .r .• • ' I t