The Express. — London, England, 1861-04-13 00:00:00

4 THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 13, 1861 • MUSIC. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. tau IntclligEnct. THE POLICE COURTS. and May 17, at IL at Birmingham Court. Bois., Smith, Bit. =feeble% and Sheldon, Weidnesbnee ; off. swig., kinucar, Main, 17• ; Wens End Braddvlls Hatton, 17s. 3d . ; Walhi End Framwellgate, 17s. CWalls End Camp, 17s. 13irmingham. --..-- • ---e----- Q. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 18a. ; Walls Rod Heugh Hall, SACKED HARMONIC SOCI67Y. EPSOM RACES--Fet DAT. MANSION-HOUSE. JOHN Knimitos, Nottingham, licensed victualler, April 25 and May 16, at 114, at Birmingham Court bell at Not- 17s ; Walls End Kenos 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Shincliffe, lee, COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. —APRIL 12. Dares H ogg an d c aro ti n , H ow , maa and wits , eve tiegham. 801., Coops, Nottlughant ; ca. sathit., HALL, Not- 3d. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 16s. 9d. ; WallsEndTees, Heetlioven'A trrv;it Masi in 1), the mod profound TIM WATISLOO PLATS of 50 son., added to a Sweet ,- (Before Mr. Commissioner Goulburn.) 18s. W. ; Walls End Trirodon Tbornley, 15e. • Cares) and brought up on remand, before Mr. Alderman Hale, who lin g h "' I; Duffryn Anthracite, 110 s.; Carway and Duaryn Malting, lad ',dosed wort of Its dam la existroce--the meet toluene " a ft a l 3 Ewe e4h, I " ell s e"' Three quarters of • nt as ii. SUTCIII:4BON.-UNM:catilkiltL 'WRY SPECULATioNS. eat for the Lord Mayor , cha rged with Saxon Was, pperTesnmere, Cheshire, rontrector, April , Ml • sad Mayl7, at 11, at Liverpool Court. bud., lan*, len, ss- og g _shi pa a t =rec t . 33 ; med. 16„ mile. ayor, M the terforweee, mot the rest obrure to the listeners-- Lord ntl,ri Ism's General Hes, by The Nabob, 4 yrs, Set The bankrupt was described as a haropeed gax merchant, large quantity of silk soarer and Dec -ties, the property of verpool ; mt. NW, Liverpord. was produ,ml at Eiteterhall lAA evening, after • (Marlton. 1 of Mark.lerse. This was the certificate eitting, The accounts, Messrs. Brocklehurst, of Milk-street, Clicapside, silk and JONN ROMlumw, Liverpooi, plumber, April 24 and May 13, at i od rehearsal which has sho IT,e •Count rameoges be t el.. 4 yr% Est 411, ill Criml ,,,, bn . ; prepared by Messrs. Hart, show debts of 33,0001., for which velvet manufacturers. IL at Liverpool Court. iSols, Dodge and Wynne, Liverpool ; COMM: of peria1..6.1. , n a Sir %Imlay', I giver. 4 Y. 7st 112 b security is onl/ 23 1711 to a small amount, The assets are From the evidence adduced on the former examination it off- moo,- MOUrOn. LiemP ool . TRLFFIO RETURNS. Named Humor ' • Smiety's desire to give the public, as far Mr. J. isAsvem's pasty Morn. II yrs, bet 121 h .... Bulimic; 0 Onono• Utunsaus ,r Hahne and k'arnworth near Bolton•le sa pomade. the means of comprehending and • appreciating Mr. s Jacobs Von stroom. 4 yrs, est Metcalfe 0 returned at 2, appeared that the prisoner was in the employment of the Moors, lancaahire, butchei, April 28 and ' May 15, at 11, at A. Edwards o Mr. Hemmen appeared for the sates. ; Mr, Linklater, prosecutors as porter,. and on the 4th April detective manehester Court. Sol., Boote, M anchester ;a. smag, /dr. Harrison's Apollo, 4 yrs. 7st 71h Males Pas- Mer- Total, Total, RAttrare the .7audeur and beauty of a work which the illus. er r. sh.ii e i ne F ore t o p, s ye% ea imb tris, coniposer esteemed his masterpiece. This is not ur . l'aokvaan's Yonder. 3 Ire. ass 17th • •'Woodhoon•l'_ 0 bankrupt , warehouse of the prosecutors, where he raw the prisoner, BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. Week ending March 31. C • a a London, Tilbury, & South. the ant time they have made the attempt ; for Setting :9to 2 each apt Angelo sad General Hess , ato Mr . Pennell , in his report on the case, states that the and told him that he should take him into custody for rub- Thous BLAB= DANIEL, High-street, Poplar, Iron- end kiteeelee 1 not 't on *room, It to - 1 apt Foretop, and 10 to 1 apt haulm * pt had lammed as expenditure of 4,458/. on his st n d. bing his employers. He waa taken to the station, and on monger. - 1,142 200 1,341 900 lie Mass was P erformed ' ewe b•f° " , • 'c °l•l man y ! nun 10°, Oliver. Oliver, with Apollo closely laid up, started with • and the loss on the realisation of property had bees 3,2071. going to his residence Knight found a number of duplicates April 11 JOHN VUTOOI, Westbourne-grove, Bayswater. Week ending April 6. btu not , it would seem, with a degree of truces= which en- dear lo,d, followed by Von *room, General Ha., and The bankrupt was the surviving partner of the firm of Mat- relating to silk scarves, neck.tiee, ke. and also found in builder. * Stockton and De~en 8,734 ,480 0706 West Flanders cre,zed an repetition till now, when the attempt has been Angelo, the others lyieg away OM. lengths Ou reselling thew Hutchison and Co., of which he bad been a member di ff erent parts of the house and in the ' shop which the pH. Ecaoenex It j uiTraorsits e "M i P aii N oe ig li g M x ie, April 20, at Week April T. renewed with greater earseetweis and a better prospect of the distance, Apollo and Von *zoom pee way to General since 12135. The business had long been declining, end his goner keeps • quantity of scarves, pocket - handkerchiefs , and 1 1 1 . ,, / hoethohoho/geet_eetio co f ee wholko.up. Caledonian "Jas. LIVRRPOOL AND PWLLitiLI disarm Commie tbrieriltre, April W k ending April 8. KM 4,440 10,719 13.129 14,623 Hess, who was joined at the centre of the stand by the present accounts commenced with a deficiency of 18 , 11001 . o th er ar t ic l es, an d Leo a quantity of bills, heeded ocess. favourite. A few strides further Oliver was beaten, leav- He had kept no account of his expenses as a breeder of Hugg , hosier and draper." 19, at 12, at Liverpool Court-peUtion for winding up. Baja% Eastern Junction 2,33 129 133 202 267 ne aim He Me ' leree Rede " derl, Rude. '" Sal•- lag the General and Angelo to finish the race home ;_ the horn., Several pawnbrokers produced a quantity of the same sort DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDICIDS. i ton Dolby, Mr. Sims Reeves, and Mr, Thomas. hitter, however, who got badly off, was never enabled to Th e coooesek es e-w ee h e a betting moo as we ll f of goods -some of which,were pledged by the female psi- WIUJAS BARNsau JOHN BRANDoN. Trinity-square and Lock's je,dhing could escrow! their carefulees ; and the firmner quite get up, and was beeten after a game struggle by half Mr. Lawrence -- No •he never made • single bet. mem, and others by a female who said she was sent by her- fields, Newington, manufacturer -'2nd dividend of Is. Md., WEATHER REPORT. with which they surmounted the enormous difficulties a length. Oliver was an indifferent third, Von Strum Mr. Pendell -He oco ' llined himself to breeding honer and all in the name of Hogg. any Wednesday, at Whitmore's, Bringhall.street. with which they had to contend was marvellous. fourth, Foretop fifth, Forester laat. running them. Yesterday Mr. Thomas Beal., assistant to Mr. Solomon, TNOKAI Coma, Bridgeroad, Lembetb, linendraper-lA WO. We trust that this performance will be frequently re. Tnt WALTON STAKES of 10 sous each, 5 ft.: with SO son Mr. Lawrame-He ran bosses, and unfortunately he won Gray's-inn-lane, pawnbroker ; produced a quantity of goods dead of Is. Oild., My Wednesday, at itmore's. lialieghall- PRIDAT, AMU/ 12, 820 CAA. pirated. The society have taken a great step, and it le only added; for 2.yr•olds, fat 10Ih; three, Fist 10Ib. Winners once, and that may have led to his misfortunes, thus they will maintain the gramma they havegaine.l. Ash, added; with allowances. T. Y.C. (Threequartere of a mile.) Mr. Hemmen said the assignees had to complain of th• found on the prisoner, and said some of them were pledged which bind reference to nineteen duplicated which were y gn eteleL ne w rime, p hiehm. pa v e 11l e, t , Ci ty, epheieteeer-tet dividend of la., Aprll 15, mid any subsequent Monday, at Care B. I. M. D. F. C. 11.1 B. as a valuable rude merest, we weak! repenmand the able (14 cu b e ) bankrupt going _ out of his proper business and incurring • by the male prisoner, and others by a female named nan's, Basinghallatreet and Instructive anal xis at the Ns" by Mr. Madames, Mr. T. Parr's K Hannan, 3 yrs, let 51b ....... Alements' I limy expenditure on race-horsee, of which !Ilia know Collins. Thome HAMM (separate estate), Hampstead-road, brewer--3rd —— written fur and ' by the society. Mr. Harem Parasite, 3 yri. Ost Ilb .0 Fordham; 2 not ing. Mr. ()rd. one of the assignees, was a item for Mr. Dilly's Barbiton. 3 yrs„ Sat 1011,Albert Defriz, warehouseman to Mews. Brocklehurst dividend of 71d., April 15, and any subsequent Mendel, at ° J. Ge•ter 3 26 , 0 0 M. ; and he knew no thi ng of these speculations of the and no., identified the whole of Die goods as being of their Claus " Baain t hall-arreerh KALI Lord Stamford's Ringo( Hearts, 2 yrs, 7st Illi ;A.Edwarile, 4 N ot krupt. With the other assignee, Mr. Shove, the beak- nufac tore, and said that &quantity were missed from the lons Malraux •ipton, Staffordshire, chemist-Ist dividend of e mmim ur. mem .. spodiug Life, , y ,... 4 ,,, nib . 0 ,,,,,,,,, , ,, , I,e r ,:r tiad i f acurrea . • debt of 3501. for corn, •a few months warehouse when stock was taken at Christmas, and w ls. 31d, any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham. Lim .... .. 44.0 48 46 Z. iLLIAN A 1511134, Hanley Castle, Worcestershire, Utter-Ist 15eawm i . .. 4 0. 6 i 4 6 46 3r . x the fa il ure when he must have known himself to he they were now taking stock again in order tosacertain what dividend of &I, any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham. 9 f 9 f ..._ Betting : Even on Klee of . Hearts, sto 2 apt Kildonan, insolvent. This was after he had been refused credit . by wee loosing , PORIRILK.... 30.5/ 47 40 W. 1 b 3 b WAR-OMCE, AMU. 12. awl sto 1 bar two. With httle or no loss of time, the fiat o_.., • - Mr. °cuts, a liverystable•keeper of Blackheath. Sure de f i c i enc y mi g ht h e e eeer t e f ee d . end asked for • farther remand that the whole .70313.11 HARLAND, Leeds, cloth merchant-tat dividend of ARDee."l:- W." 48 40 B.W. L. 4d., any der, at Youngs, Leeds. amnia 30.42 40 99 MILK 7 5 NM itegissent of Light For First Lieutenant wis lowered. Berbiton, being first away, cut out the nark , th e b sii k ruptcy, E t ta i i im n h a d done an in his pow e r t o W m. f lu , potter to wine. Macdonald an d p rone, loos Loeb and Co., Shell, dyers-Lt dividend of Is., any day, GALWA7 ......= 110.64 59 48 W. 1 t ; Joie Chaytor, from the Artillery Militia, to Kihlonan lying second, Parente next, with the Selina filly at Young's lends. 4 b be captain, without purchase. vies Oliver Ormerod, Re., sal the favourite next ; Sporting Life last. Half way in arid the ari whose warehonse is directly opposite that of the prone - Jons Pouter-Ist dividend of Is. Oid, Apill 17, and ear subs Lpriarcio BCllB°."'ww s, Mr. Linklater said he opposed on behalf of two ladies auto de ed that he had often seen the prisoner leave quest Morgan's, Livrooffi. 5 b as stated ra the theieffe of Ilth inst., read First Lieute- the distance, Barbican was pared by Kildonau and Pam- executrixes to their late father Mr. 1). Gibers, to whom _ the n. warehouse " about 25 minute' to 9 o'clock in the morn- Lti ,• =t al etes tom; comrsky (them& -Ist dirt- • 30.60 46 44 N.N.R. 3 c soot Jobs Chaytur, from the Tipperary Artillery Militia, site, and at the stand Mr. Pares came out, and won, after a the hankrupt was indebted 1,1 . 001, at the Mine of ate in with eircels, and on two occasio n s had watched him, dead of Is. 10d., April 17, and say subsequent Wednesday, at r ße r en t lag 41 441 N.N.W. • an TA1110224. to be corset, without purchase, yeee Oliver Ormered, tea close finish, by th i Frters of a length, Parasite defeating Gihson's death in 1855. The young ladies were desirous to ~._ Lamm, 33.43 61 47 N. 9 • - CHAPLAIN'S DEPARTMENT. Barbican by two for second, King of Hearts was a • an d g seen I him take them up Mitre-murk where he deli- Morgan's. LirerP ool voted them to a female. WiLLIAN HiLLIAR-lst dividend of 6d., April 17, and mg suer - &win , „., nu 48 46 N.W. 8 o 1 The Rev. Sydney Clark to be chaplain of the fourth clam. bad fourth, Selina ly next, and Sporting Lif e l as t, receive the money, but were induced, by the bankrupt's re. preeentatioes, to let it stand over. Tim result was, that The prisoner was then remanded for •• week. quent Wednesday, st MorpOS, Liverpool. PORTilltoiTl 1 SRL 49 46 N. 9 o 1 Jaillo LAIDuow Cams dividend of Old., and lit, ?nd,_ and Powrzein..-. 30 .MI 49 68 N.N.W. V 1 3 I Tux GdtrA7 MSTROPoUTAN HYARIIII (Readie s) of 25 nearly 1,1001. was still due to them. gad, ye w ki aa a new/ow dressed yams m IN , w a s led dividends of 2s. I,L, April 17, and any salesequent Wed- P 41110177..- 39.44, 46 66 N.W. 1 b I vs each, 15 ft, and 6if declared, with 100 added the The Commibeioner-llnder what specific ground of oppo- AnternaLrY, Aram 12. —Arrourmanzers. —First ' le nesse= second to receive seVa.n ex sato!' do you put that' DIVIDENDS. • JltigeT I Mew Arealleat &wieners J. Mei& to the Cumberland, for m etropo li tan Stat.. Co u rs e. (Two miles and a quarter.) Mr. Linklater-Misrepresentation on the part of the from the warehouse of " 0 ". Cb•Pw•us Saadiand. and May aT. Smith, J. Hilder, 0. &livens, and F. Smith, Haat- Co magus 30. th 44 - N.N.Z. 1 b 2 service us the Thunderbolt, and Z. IfiVivery to the Cumber. (100 et a... ;4 2 o g rehe. p a y 5 ewe. eac h .) The hi g h est bankrupt. KearaLey, of 42, Gutter-lam, wershousentsw. 7 a 4 lead, for service in the Man.ow m em . weirehonemen to th e; promot i on. insp. Rumex, basken-May S. W. F. Patient (Sugsrsie estate' . ERA/NM BO.llB 44 - N.N.E. weight accenting being Set Mb, it lag been raised to Miss Jemima Gibson, of Gipsy-hill, Norwood, was eta- The• P h---., , . oe th . shop when M is . Bermondsey New-road, tamale -Nag S. IL Hervey, Hattori. MOW - N.N h. 1 b 1 -- list 121 b, and the others in properties'. mined. She deposed that her father dial in 1856 , leaving said that he was at the other ena Holborn, lamp inenufacesrer-May S. J. Freeman. Black. HAVORNII 80.27 40 •-• Si. the prisoner walk deliberately in, take up a piece et cloth, Ml edl icad, chemist-May 3. 1. Meshy, St. Chad's-well, Gray's- 115508 - Z.N.Z. Sb 6 3 b 2 PORTSMOUTH, Arm. 12. Mr. H. Savile's Paremom by Sweetmeat , 4 yes, 7st 31b a debt due from the bankrupt of upwsrds of LlOOl. On (A. Edward.; 1 application for the money on behalf of herself and sister, and was about to walk out with it, when he ran a ft er him, tan-road, carriage builder-May 3. I. Powell, Chapel-place, The Osborne, steam yacht, Conuuandnr George Mr Bereiford's Bumble Bee, 6 yrs, lit Mb .. iWoodhowie 2 H. K. Browne, sailed to-day for Madeira, to embark lord Coventry's Dame, 4 pa, llnt IMb ( I nc 51b ext*, the bankrupt told them not to have an uneasy thought u po n which he dr opp ed the cloth down at the door and ran Cavendish -Koala builder-May 3. Z. Smith. Russellatreet, Her -- s t ee h e o , .. H e o r it irm ) f o ll owe d !d m a mm o Neriadsay, woolataplier-May 3. E. Russell, Long - lase, Unwed- ZIPLANATION. haepgs sod pert cil the suite of the Empress of Austria. (Dickenson) 3 about the money, or their future is any way, and mid t hat o se ow wm, leather nierchant-May S. J. Cooks, Baum-row, Spite/AMA; E. sareetad sod reduced to 12 deg. tig swan sea The 1 triune anil Albert, steam yacht, Captain the Hes. Mr. Ferdinand', Simla. 4 yrs, tid fib (J. Adams) 4 he intended to repay them not only the amount then due, some courts into Cheepsitie, where he ran into • house. . Halietreet, City.roed . end South Shields, Durham. gime mans- leveri st aelt en r i llet, od verlieel rise. amiss about eembuadredth Joseph Name, and the Bulldog, IA steam sloop, Cam Mr. Veneers Blue Jacket aged. 8111101/ =am, 0 but the whole of his debt to their father, which was on - and was captured by • young man who happened ne he facturer-Mm 3. 8. H. Bplatt, ![rand , mil maker-Mey 3. D. at as t h ree Madasairs; sad small) dig., above Mt &M. Cellibm Flame. King's Lynn, Norfolk, draper-May 3. 0. rumors, smarty three bandredthe Merease. K-Exposed thermometer WlLdlup, will follow tisaauvrow. Four waggon loads of Boron Meer... Pretendent. 4 7 7 w. MI Mils 11 11 . to 0 &ally about 9,0001.,. but had been redueed by composition. rot:r i p- iv , M it e r .. TRenm.Birreciont The Star u ke p ,.6 4 yrs, rc er m ah isea Ol linewdem 0 He never said anything to cause a doubt as to his solvency. harken taken place lately &heat the tan., Northernmost, shoe manufacturer-May 3. J. Attwood, la shads. M.-Molatesied bulb (for evaporation and dew 1 war L i the propert7 a her Majseiy, arrived . in th .__ _ , _ to dock neighbourhood of Chespenle,' - the p • e D. ela , CC V C 0 He hail made them three payments of 1001. a year, but re- nsoner waa remanded to M wino. K tll nsed i ter -May 3. R. D. Rea. M. Winn. ra - Rmssalms of wind ( true-two at WI 07 mag• (rove eroad, Southwark, bore fleeter-May a 0. Brooke, uric), F.-Fora (1 to 12--eatimated). C. (1 to 9). L re the par d po.e terw" of briagingsalstilieppreudrison7KlA'ultd Railway yal °lll"mk yatht ry,l ibakkas" ' visett u t th ltriane Anitrilim6 ll. 3 ma 4- fti lla 46 "4l 0 M i m tfd_thol. Om were • gift. mai • tribute to the me . "ee'rtelirl what was ka°" ig him ' agues' . tea W st---_ The Commissioner—`l as he a betting man as well ? Mr. Lawrence—No • he never made • single bet. Mr. Peenell—He ocokined himself to breeding hones and running them. Mr. Lawrance—He ran horses, and unfortunately he won once, and that may have led to his misfortunes. Mr. Hemmen said the assignees bad to complain of the bankrupt going out of his proper business, and incurring a large expenditure on race-horses, of which they knew nothing. Mr. Ord. one of the assignees, was a creditor for 26,00(4 ; and he knew nothing of these speculations of the bankrupt. With the other assignee, Mr. Shove, the bank rupt had incurred • debt of 3501. for corn, • few months before the failure, when be must have known himself to be insolvent. This was after he had been refused credit by Mr. Sculls, a liverystable-keeper, of Blackheath. Since the bankruptcy, Hutchinson had done all in his power to ambit the assignees. Mr. Linklater said he opposed on behalf of two ladies, executrixes to their late father, Mr. D. Gibson, to whom the bankrupt was indebted I,lof. at the time of Mr. Otheon's death in 1855. The young ladies were desirous to leesive the money, but were induced, by the bankrupt's re. to let it stand over. The result was, that w P ser ra r= was still doe to them. The Coaindnioner—Under what specific ground of oppo sham do you put that' Yr. Linklater—Misrepresentation on the put of the bankrupt. Miss Jemima Gibson, of Gipsy-hill, Norwood, was exa mined. She deposed that her father died in 1856, leaving a debt due from the bankrupt of upwards of I,IOOL On application for the money on behalf of herself and sister, the bankrupt told them not to have an WNW thought about the money, or their future in any way, and mid that he intended to repa7 them not only the amount then due, but the whole of his debt to their father, which was ori ginally about 9,0001., but had been reduoed by composition. He never said anything to cause a doubt as to his solvency. He had made them three payments of 1001. a year, but re unmated that those were a gift, and a tribute to the me mory of their father. Mr. Lawrence urged that there had been no misrepre sentatioo on the part of the bankrupt, the debt having in reality descended to him from his father, and he had clone all in his power to reduce it. It was to be regretted that the bankrupt had been diverted, by a love for horses, from his own proper humane' ; hat be had never speculated on the turf or been in any seem • betting man. His Honour reserved his judgment. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. WISMAR BARNARD JOHN BRANDON. Trinity-square and Lock's- Sada Newington, manufactiver—'2nd dividend of Is. sayWedneeday, at Whitmore's, HAMM'lastrest. THONLA/1 COATIS, liridgaroad, Lambeth, Ilnendraper—la divi dend of Is. Old., any Wednesday, at Whitmore's, Basimball- Meet. Jams WILLATS, Finabury.pavement, City, upholsterer —Lt dividend of la., April 15, and any subsequent Monday, at Can aan's, Basinghall.street. Taow HAULS ((separate estate), Hampstead-road, brewer-3rd dividend of 71d., April 15, and any subsequent Monday, as Osman's, lisainghalleireet. Join Waimea, Tipton, Staffordshire, chemist-Ist dividend of Is. 31d, any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham. Tauten AMIN, Hanky Castle, Worcestershire, baker-Ist dividend of 3d., any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham. lawn HARLAND, Leeds, cloth merchant—tat dividend of 44., an, day, at Young's, Leeds. Joss Lom and Co., Shell, dyers—Lt dividend of Is., an, day, at Young's, Leeds. Jo= Pooisr—lst dividend of L. Old., Ali 17, add say subse- quent Wednesday, at Morgan's, Liverpool. LIVERPOOL TRADISMAN's Loan Conran' (Mori& let divi dend of Es. 10d., April 17, and any subsequent Wednesday, at Morgan's, Liverpool. WILLIAN HILLIAR—Ist dividend of 6d., April 17, and any mbar 1 1 quent Wednesday, at Morgan's, Liverpool. JAHNS LAIDWW Cloak—Ml dividend of Obi., and let, Tod, smg lord dividends of 2s. Id., April 17, and any subsequent Wei. nesday, at Morten's, Liverpool DIVIDRNDL • May & T. Smith, J. Hilder, 0. &evens, and F. Smith, Hest tem ism; Lukas—May & W. F. Patient (kimerate Mate), New-road, tanner— May 3. IL Harvey, Ratios lamp manufacturer—May S. J. Freeman, Black =r II ad, chemist—May 3. 1. Murky, St. Chad's - well, Gray's bra maims builder—May S. L Powell, Chapel.place, Ce builder—May 3. E. Beath, Russellatreet, Her. megkey, resliseeplsr—May S. E. Russell, Long-lane, Bermond sey, snesabisai—May & Cooke, liavim-row, Spits/WM Hallareet, City-raid and South Shields, Durham. Slammesa facturer—May 3. B. IL Soleil, Wand, ray maker—May 3. D. Plane, King's Lynn, Norfolk, draper—May 11. 0. Padmore, Ln. Northampton, oboe manufacturer—May 3. Z. Attwood, IfeWington. Kent, licensed victualer—May 3. R. D. Rea, St. George ',road, Southwark, hone diner—Ma i G. Brooke, Imilenhalaniarket, City, and Window, p dealer—May 9. 0. 1 Walker Nottingham, victualler—Maya es B. Rhod and 0. Rhode*, Nottingham, brassfounders—May 9. B.Yineent, Long Bs Lincolmhire, butcher—lf ay 9. J. F. Fletcher, Long But tern Laoolnahirc, surgeon—May 9. W. John, Pontyyridel, Ola. morpnadre. grocer—May 3. E. Flower, Liverpool, idmundth— May & 0. Craven, Liverpool, merchant—May 7. B. P. Arnold, Manchester, manufacturer—May 7. J. Wright, Heston Norris and Catoe, Lancashire, cotton spinner. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless canoe be shown to the contrary on or before the day of meeting. May 1 0. Butcher, Prior-place, old Kent .road, boot maniac tuns—May & T. B. Boascno, Lloyd's Coffeehouse and Si, Micheamiley, City, underwriter—May 3. J. Sullivan, Black. maitairemt, Soethwark, boot manufacturer—May 1 L Parkes, Oloutiester, earlier—May 1 J. Ferguson, SWlLL:meet, Devon shire, draper—Maya. J. Scott, Btonehouse, Devonshire, draper —May 3. C. Eaton, Jun., Manchester, leather factor—May & C. Hood and J. Nixon, Nuneaton, Warwickshire, elastic web man. facturers—May 7. 0. Barton, Ermined sad Bonsai, Derbyildre, dramr—May 7. J. Co v ic tua l Derby, seglassr—Mm 7. G. E. Walker, Nottingham, victualer—May 9. T. Bales, Uvergoel, Lana. Tot WALTOI4 STAILV4 of 10 sovs each, 5 ft.: with 50 son added; for 2- olds, bet 101 b; three, Fist 10Ib. Winners extra, with allowances. T.Y.U. (Threequartera of a mile.) (14 subs.) Mr. T.' Parris K Hannan. S yrs, Ss. SID (Clements' I Sir. Hares Parasite, 3 yrs, Set Ilb C FordhaM; 2 Mr. Dilly. liarbiton. 3 yrt, bat 101 k Lord Stamb.nrs King of Hearts, yra 7st llb ;A.Edwarfl. 4 31r. W. N‘ illllll4 Selina filly. 3 yrs, net Mb 'Salt, 5 Mr. Mellonns sporting Life, 3 yrs, Bst 113 b Tharitbu 6 Betting Even on Kipp of Hearts, sto 2 apt Kildonan, and sto 1 bar two. With little or no loss of time, the flag wis lowered. Barbiton, being first away, cut out the sorb, Kililonan lying second, Parente next, with the Selina filly and the favourite next ; Sporting Life last. Half way in the distance. Barbiton was pained by Kildonao and Pus ate, and at the stand Mr. Pares came out, and won, after a rinse finish, by th i Frters of a lamb, Parasite defeating Barbiton by two for second, King of Heart s w as a bad fourth, Selina ly next, and Sporting Life last. THE GltrAT MirraOPOUTAN STAMM (Handicap) of 25 sows each, 15 ft, and 6 if declared, with 100 added ; the second to receive 50 soya %lonise extra, The Great Metropolitan Stakes Course. (Two miles and a quarter.) (100 subs., 32 of whom pay 6 som. each.) The highest weight accepting being ass Blb, it has been raised to 121 b, and the others in proportion. Mr. 11. Parmesan, by thrselassit, 4 yrs, 7st Sib (A. Edwards, 1 Mr. Beresfortts Rumble Bee, 5 yrs, 701 Mb ..iWo ' odhowie• 2 Lord Coventry's Daisae, 4 pa, OM 1111 b (Inc 51b extl (Dickenson) S Mr. Ferdlnand's Minis. 4 yrs, MS Mti (J. Adams) 4 Mr. Spencers B lue Jacket, aged, 11•11/114 _ =17 . 1) ) 0 Moron hiviere s Pretendant, 4 yrs.** Mio tor. Mr. Ten limeek Starke, 6 yrs, ad lib inewden 0 Mr. R. button's The Rap, 4 yrs. Mt Mila 0 0 Mrs. Osbaktestoesltouth Anstrallektp% Mr. Jaquees Viscount Brinell, fips, MIA 0 Mr. S/mobs' Afraid,. 3 yrs, tat! (Metcalle) 0 Mr. licw's BMW syes, Est Istb Blafs loam& 3 yrs. 54 Illb 10. Pances) 0 ) Mr. Smith's illyesnleint I yrs. lit 11 1 b Mr. Hodgmeds /be Beek, S yrs, Mt Lilt ..(ir 0 . w a= " a 0 Betting: Bto 1 apt Usk, 4 to 1 each apt Dame and Bats. 9to 1 apt Penowlant, 10 to 1 apt Preis n, 100 to agst Blue Josh* 100 to 7 apt Viscount Selina 20 to 1 apt any otbor. An mar es possible to the advertised time the horses were mershaled to front of the stand, and with little delay the Sea was lowsred to an excellent start. Shortly after they bad settled down in their places The Rock rushed to the hoot, followed by Dame, Botts, Pre. Imalutt, aadflials, the ruck beaded by Bumble Beetiii i r e : duster at their heels. in the metre of which were Pensesen, and Starke, the but of all being South Assam. lien and Blue Jacket. On ronn;tni . t a he turn oat of the came The Rock increased his and went on ems& lengths in Wrest» of his followers, on his making the Um to the right he got his bead up, and bolted through tbe goose toward, the wanes, and was in onesequenze cat of the race. This mishap gave the lead to Simla, who me closely waited upon, by The Bap, Dame, Bette, and Atiopia ; F'armsrn's bright colours being plainly visible heading the mot lot, Bumble Bee and Rollcall being his immediate followers. On reaching the Old Miltpeat Dills ran pad Danae ; Parmesan Pretesdaat, srillumbia Has at the same time moved tow ards the trent, and fir • Mil period the lot ran in close order, the other; boalid bp Blur Jacket, Starke, Viscount Brinell, Roll out sad Wespbeat bestsaise to exhibit the effect of the po s uo defs s mr s. . b. the . rear, the .lasttheofb, all natal** ism* place ism place. Simla loading, Dime belie sews ), sad lislas third, with Parmesan and Beath Das Is pod positions. On fairly enterieg the Mb was beatee,smd NM favourite at the rue time bar position, drew slightly away, having Dana, at her norlas, ftressima following on the upper side, an d Bumble Bee oa the lower Pretendano and Blue ham following co in theorem of the course. nothing else having • chance. In thin way they ran to the entrance of the Stand enclosure, where llintle and Dense were beaten ; Par mesan at the same time keit up the running, and wowr s a by two teestbs, %able Be. defeating Dante by • i b y mead. abets was toes* two lengths in the rams et Deane. HMIs and aer nee Jacketßap sad Pripteadent were fifth and shah ace& Tis New Tiro-nattor.a Italia of 10 Dors. each, 50 added ; Bmi 71b, and fillies, tat 41b ; winsiers extra , T. Y.C. Titres quarters of a mila go Paha.) °sant lagrange's Marlowe. p Wememdmlire Irtb (IL ialawbaw) Captala Coated Perstear i ti:lb (Illalloct) Berea BelleMMltt W Mt 71 1 (Wells) 3 etr w. Cobtaatesra set Ilk (A. Day) 0 Mr. Grataleka a Dowlytka, flat 711 (1. Mwardon) 0 Mr. A. Charm Wierwalr, Sat 71b ilk = 0 Mr. A. Grays Times% get7lb o Mr. Maw • raragas, set 10ib One. alb ex.) Oerihmr) 0 Mr. A. Masts list 41b O3. 0 Mr. Mrapsesta abler Us. inn am o Lord Manderds Febrifuge, est 71b (A. MIMI 0 %thee sto 2 apt Bath, 3to lept Fabrifasa, 50 1 etch era Patriot, Malian, and hawk:. Altair several hilts's. the Bag wee lowered. Warmer, with Wpm& is ale airmwa jaampmii away with a clear lead, followed by blitlles7asesireea, and the favourite into the straight. ip op Ile dishanos Warrener belt • retreat, leaving bow's eat la possession of the lead, but ere a few diddle were mailed he was joined by Patriot and Maripan. The three finished & ekes race home, Unmehaw leading the odours of bin new employers by • bead. Walpole a bad third, Patallui was fourth, Febrifuge, who was not placed through. Oa. Ittb, Deception sixth, Sister to Morelia next ; the dh beaten a long way. POICTSNOUTH, Ann. 11 The Osborne, steam yacht, Conuuandnr George N. K. Browse, "awl today for Nadeira, to embark the Irons awl pat of the suite of the Empress of Austria. The 1. sclera& soil Albert, steam yacht, Captain the Bea. Joseph Lesaman, sad the Bulklog 4, steam sloop, WILMA", .111 fallow twourniw. lour wasccuo Iced, of Ittigar. the ProPertj 01 kw Balmy, arrived in the dock yere this enemas's MEI the Portsmouth Railway etatioe, for the purr... of bal shipped os board the royal yacht for the use of the Itagnsa, The lath Eustis* gummy ship. wee takes into No. 9 ilosk Miley, fee Ye wpm et big brakes up. 3.—l•tomem ocentefad and raduosd to 12 twat : dads lelba4, o vodka rlsa, ming alms cd an bull Anima= ; sad auk 10 dog., above Id dn • smarty throe bandledtba iseettem. I.—Szpoaad tbansoniatar la aback. 11.—Yolateaed bulb (for evaponaloo and dew point). A—Dtractfou of wind (Inna—two point. left of diag. =tic). I . .—Foros (1 to 12—estimated). C.--Clo (1 to . 9). I. lullealb, blue sky, e. clouds (detached) ; S. tog: h. : 111111faldf win) (buy) .o. and (dull); r, rata; maw ; &bander. fata.dlsturbanoe (1 to 9). PQ RAIAOLAVA Rini KA of 5 soya ma, with 3D sows. sided ; t Nab ight few sin with selling allowances. Half a (11 s. ) Lord Stsatford's it. Bernord. by Windhound, yrs (!GL), sot Itib langsf) lir. Woolcott's Otbo, yrs ,301.,„ Sot litto May) Dlr. Mustlys Wolhey,lyrs.3o4. tub ... (O. Parsons) Yr. Brown's Woodford, !yrs t 301.,„ IA Mb W. Basoa's flOrsay, Yrs ',WA, fat litb (BlderlrY) Mc J. Day's eir W. arassuong. 2 Sus (BOL), Sat lib (J. Adorns) Yr. Run's tby Kindston—Ksto, yrs MK), !IS lib - To 0 0 Mr. Yellin's Lady Hinton. I yrs (301). fed 71b Tad Westmoreland's Nabob's DauOter, 3 yrs leo. 741310 sees. ... . Mr. Bernard's arrior, S yr . s 900, Wit Plumb) 0 Mr. Drown's Mermaid. 3 yrs Tot ', 7st 101 b.. (Woodhouse) 0 Bolting: 3 to 1 ipt _Lady Hinton, 7 to 2 Wolaey, • to 1 mat Nabob's Daughter, 8 to I. apt 84. Bernard, and 10 to 1 apt thia Misplon filly. O tto , i sompany with Watley, the Espana Ally , and St Mersard, laid in front thrweighout, the others, outpaced, lying several lengths in thew rear. Half way in the distance Wohre Otho, and at the Stand was joined by St. the finishing a close sad exciting race borne, Lard 80andord's just winning b 7 a bead, a head between the soesed and third. Lady Heaton was a good fourth, the others beaten off. The winner was sold to Mr. Hoof for 135 guineas. THE DURHANS PLATE of 50 owe, (Handicap), for all ages ; winners extra. The New Derby Course. Baron de Nickels' Light, bPrim Waret= h ys, sat 7lh 11. r. Mellish 's Vulture, 4 rm. 7st Sire D•W•012 . 4 MlSlpihODiel, 3 yea. OW 4lb (Wbeatky) Mr. J. Wards ilorerasok 4 yrs. 7st 71b (C. Searle, Mr. Melltsh's ilay Lad, 4 yrs. 74 OM (A. Mtwara:, Mr. Spencer's Squire Parry, lips, 7st Mb. (llVoodhouseJ Mr. Hamel Lord of the Tow 3 yrs, tin 10M.. Parana Mr. Riddell's Mar or the Meat, 4yre, OA 1010 huge; Mr. MMAtingatEs Adamant, ars, Gatlin ..+ J. Nialitiromill Mr. Lambert's Little Drummer. 2 yrs, tat Mb ..(bUtrolrE) Mr. Craven's Mantis*, 3 yrs, Got 711, 'Doyle) Mr. Mellish's Mercury. Syre. list Mb (W. Johnson) Betties: 6to 4 apt Light, 4 to 1 apt Sharpshooter, 6 to 1 apt Mantrap, A to 1 each apt Gay Lad and Little Drummer. On taking the preliminary canter, Mantrap broke away with Doyle and jumped the chains at Tattoo liam-runier and again those beyond, in doing which be put his foot on Ladies into a hole and rolled over, and, we are awry to ray, broke kis back and wrum immediately destroyed. Doyle escaped very fortunately unhurt. At the Drat time of asking the lot left the post. Vulture jumped away with • 'Anvil lewd, followed by Light, Sharpshooter, Adamant, and Star of the West, the others following at wide inter vals. At the d i stance the three placed came away together, and finished an excellent rat* Light winning very cleverly at last by two lengths_. Sharpshooter a had third • Little Drummer and Gay Lad were fourth and fifth ; the others trotted ie. Tem STAIMING. —During the attempts tho stewards in reatirsted the charges made by the startvr against W. Bottom, H. Taylor, Beeves, Mitchell, Whiteley, and Phil lip for dwobedicace, when the following verdict was pro. notioced :—W. Bottom, H. Taylor, and Reeves suspended to the 15th July ; Mitchell and Whiteley to the Gth o f thy ; Phillip to be severely reprimanded. FICITI2iG AT MANCHESTER.—FRIDaY. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 6 to 1 opt Swett Hawthuroo (t) 9to 1 Neighbour (t) 9to 1 Matador (t) 12 to 1 Amy other OM THE DERBY. 300 to 50 art Doodoo It) No other hone .arced. CHESTER CUP. 10 to 1 obey' w M 9eMl. MI orating dota V i'IIItOPOLtrIN sow or WOJtild. The °Misery meeting d the M Bawd el Weds me held retarder at the sec* is lOrsl Oarless XL J. Norms porOled. The imeriel steseeseet wee peesented, which ps the frierobts ash Ulmer is the lissils et the treemer Oresse mem* *KW. 7e. Id. ; deport nereaste,4lo,ooo'. ; behd, fell% 7e. Id. Goverment eteentier, New Three per Owl AZI/016111. 32,10 W. Is. 4d. Cheques ordered bat set U reseenled : Iw MA IM o& ON . ld. . 4s. bL ; sot issued, AWOL d. ; total. MO IMS 112A/lOU AT D[? WORD. Mee bead prommatod to neolre aware kw Ur greed= las *Ma M DepUerd Pr Nab alealoop it z pow no imam rat LMord WM. mad Co., Whitaehopet Thig l,ol9l. ; Gemor4 Lambeth, 134.7561. ; W. Welemee, Wool. via. . ; Jobe Aird, laaboth, 113,1 W. ; aad R. gap. li`` Wißiaaretreet, imam lba boon! tin proind *di Mao olonalthe Irak elesod death ad afar an* two beam' ametaolea almourael that 114. Aare Imaimr yes *mated, embieet to the usual in• vides as bo Nana Mr. Camas weed, " That the selfsame be imileusted Thew the h I No. I, sew protected by this board helm rimV umetittie of the House of Cosmos, Del 19 el that bill Wag altered or a sew show r to vestries is eshodide A, sad ills• trie llina lMirls.l.d motor the Metropolis act Ali. ustorilastaadieg earthily sesdeined is the said act I t caste ether thee tb.ao oless NAN are collected by bard. el Irish= or governors el wry peel& or place chases seder is, bud act sow is 1...) I. rear sod levy th• mane which they way require fee defray* the expellees id *maims the mid sit sad the ..owl acts for sareadieg the same, old the Maio Duddy, AA." Mr. Lon sessuded MA mottos, whieb, after ems discus slim was aerial by a majority of 13 to 9. tom coatirnox A letter was received free Yr. Ruse li, - of . the Of6ce of Works. ke., calling the attention of the board to the cos. thtioe of Hy.lo•park, between Notre-row and the carriage. dome mar W. Serpentine s carequent on We erection of seenrap wort there. Kr. Banat .rrri (the ertgieser) rid he hod already given dinrioes to the retractor to remove the matters com plained et. end wield report seat week. ♦ letter was reedeed ben it 0. C. Lewis. sorolastiwi Mr. Andes to soft the aeossole at the hoard for the year • IMO ; sad, Aar emir other nation hod been deposed the board adjeursed. PROPERTY AND MOONS TAX ASSOCIATION. Let evening a robin tweeting, convened at the Seines et the ameneiatioe, was held at the London Tavern, foe the putpme of taking steps to obtain so adjustment of the iSOOIIIIO tax, by a PedIICIAOS el the charge on cream, pro fanes', sad minim sad an a reduction in the aosesemest of hoer pmperty eat in en new 6trJswta Dna. ILP.„ peinod. sad after apologielsg for nein ban donned by Menem at the Home of Cosa. aims mill same heft-hen after the time announced, ob served that the quenion they had base called upon to oes eider was ewe that same beam lieF e DAD who laboured ly his Wintry sad inane* le for himself sad his tualiy, and who wan ash in it a greet hardship to be eal/ed nee to peg the same rate of tax ea the peat leaded eel heeded priprietum He was sorry sew is smell • wastaralthe eetihece of Louden mem* and main that the Onneellie of the Eiebetattee win to brigs se hie Midget en Monday, it had be seq. pined that they almind wait le me whether any myna kesaarescputabir adjoining of the let: formed part et the forthcoming flancial scene. sad If Dot, that they nand petition In Home el Omens% is order that they night have the opportunity of ming their views before the present, sad nem* tax ameri which had been sp rain at the hooneee of Mr. Nehhartl. Ile proposed to Mlunthe present meeting, therefore, until alter Monday, perhaps some gentisene would inure a resolution to that ellen. 11,71 ; aiBra accordingly moved that the meeting adjourn, nod after a few remarks from one or two persons in the nes s is reference to the hardship of the tax as now amemed topes peoleminwal Man and truders ' and mote 'spe wing, epee darks sod sernuate, the motion was caried, and the weetia. leeks yip. PROGININ AND ODUDITION OF Tint IL RRILNNLD DOCK WORKe. —A yodel Pepsin, prepared by the engineer, was read Lefore tie Nrassy Dock Board on Thurs day upon tilt" subject. It stated that the expenditure upon the works up to the peumut time had amounted to 8.18,9621. 140. 3.). In the pent foil there wee • total depth of water of 96 feet, sued the works at this point were completed with the exception el &portion of the coping on the north wall. The swim be pee a railway and other Mama across Duke-street was mmobted, sad bad bees la .tse Mice the 14th of January lest. The piles for the Mon. datiOn of the south wall of the deep low water basis had been drivoo for the length of *)O yank, mid the me sooty hail 1 nee onainieoced oe the north sale, when a large portion had been already completed, ands considerable portion of the hydraulic machinery, intended for the rives entrances and sluices, had been delivered sad wax in coarse of erection ; of the entranees and sills thenteelves, 51,1168 talk yards of memory had been completed, leaving 37,610 yards to do. Of the math wall 14,641 cubic yards bad bens n 44 4 1,1464 ,1 leaving 60,794 to be done. At the Woodside basis enclosure, the masonry at the ourth seat wall was nearly completed, and un the side of the river wall bet • small portion remalsed to he dose. The Woodside Lana( stage, and the two doable row bridges leading M it men progremiag f..vourablv, 16 of the jrntsuns having lass completed. Great difficulty bad been experienced in the river au Iw:oust of the depth required for the foundation, sad of this work 196 yards yet remaised to be executed. OF TEIR •NFRAMOHIP CM OF New Yosx.—This magnificent steamer woe launched )esterday at Glasgow, by Messrs. Tod and )11•Grecor, few the Liver- pool, New York, red Philadelphia Steamship Company. :the is destined to take her station as ono of their regular "t"Thin • 4 4 4 evel its the trade between this men , try sad the Visited Metes, and is expected to prove the tartest mvosid their feet. Notwithstaodiog the large subsidise grunted by government to other this private minpasy maintain the i r position as one of the test rap i• id Haw eremeas the Atlantic, Hairier Dow upwards of 94000thes rif steamers rugged is the above service, they are essibled to keep ep • regslar weekly menmanicatios hawses Liverpool and New Tech, erithnotsubeidy. Advertumnueut.}—W e lad Du Barry's health tellariNe Itevaissint Anihtea Teen the iseot remote foe tianiteal coaselpaNeet, temOneatioa palpitation, coach,. tokik dennlena. nertnuseteee, haloes leepidite et the kw, .—Aveirew lire. N.D., 1.4.5.. Dr. firewe t Amnon Ammtheit worm Peeked In NMI DI 114. 411. P. . pi b., tem or m:4r toss. /sorry and . rt. Reirmit • Lamm : 1.4 • gam. a/ 174 I:oc/oh. ellrest: 4, Chespelde • 44 and DM O d r a on et , pm, see, addl. ; foie' resew and drama.. 111 NZ HARDT AND WAL/LER. This matter, reported in our unpriesioerot yesterday, wee a meeting in Walker's separate opiate only. Wean re quested by Mr. Hardy to state that it is untrue that 5,000 t. had been lost in • few wash, or that there had been any abstraction of property, or that Hardy was insolvent ; the contrary et these statenseeta appears by Mr. Walker's balanoaabeet. Hardy's account. hare not been flied, be. oases he has heen unable to obtain atoms to the books, frau which aloes those acconota can he made out. (More Mr. Co".lbiana. Pane.) in 111 IL RATIMAII. The bankrupt was a timber merchant, of Old Breed-drest. This was the whammed examination meeting. The total liabilities are 19,1131/. ; onsets about 45,0001. Mr. 1A117..00, for the assim a di e ll an ani tzres. At the last sitting as adjourantent because the accoants had not bees Sled in time. The booklet pried. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIRD COURT. (eer! the Casmon theissat.) - . At the sitting of tke Snort Joie &hisses' Gibson, who wobiesterslay convicted al anthmalentent, was again tap to take hi trial upon the other indictments pro f wand him by the &stern Counties Railway Com- Beeisant Bellantiue and Mr. T. Atkinson prosecuted ; and Mr. tiarjeant Parry and Mr. Metcalfe were for the prisoner. Mr. Birjeant Balla:dine said that after the conviction which had taken pines yesterday those who instructed him fah that the ends of justice had been satisfied, and having no desire to press heavily upon the prisoner they would not call upon hint (the learned serjeruat) to proceed with the other indictments. The prosecu tors felt deeply for the position in which the prisoner had placed himself. He was • man of highly re spectable family, and had a wife and arms children. The company did not desire to interfere in may way with the re oommendation of the primer to mercy with which the jury aecerwaniedtheir verdict ; but ha, op= the part of the °cowpony, oomplaimed of that part of the recommendation which alluded to the lax manner in which the accounts were kept. He (the learned 'enigma) said both* what ever bad transpired in the evidence gives apes the trial to warrant the jury in making such • remark. Mr. Berjeaut Parry said that after what had been maid by his learned friend, Mr. Serjeant Ballantine, he felt he could not add anything which could place hi unhappy I client in a better position with the court. He thanked the Prcescution for the generoan and kind spirit they had shown. ^ T The Common Serjeant said that hi did ant agree with the jury is that part of the recotoseadatice to mercy which stated that their ground for doing se wee the lax manner in which the amounts of the company wen kept. There wee nothing abetted during the investigatioci that the ac counts had been improperly kept. The prisoner was a man of education and experience, and had swim hie •11661 0111111t0a the department over which lie pre sided, aid aim six leeks to conduct the business of that oak*. He (the loomed judge) could not, therefore, agree with the jury that any blame could be attached to the com pany ; is the contrary, it appeared to him that there was quits a suficient check. It was not the caw of a poor man employed to collect rents, whose duty it was to account 24 bourn for the moneys which he had every ; but here was a gentleman of position and character, belonging to an honourable profweioo, and cue is whom the company placed implicit weildseos, and who disarmed all suspicion by that fact. He (the leaned Common Serjeant) felt sure tbat even the prisooer himself would not claim the slightest indulgence upon the staled by the jury, namely, that the accounts were rpt lim i d e l a leen and lax manlier. He again repeated there wee with* to all for each a remark. It seemed to him that the seem& of the company had been kept in a °went and bastows-like manner. The prisoner was then ordered to stand tack, and at a later hour in the day was brought up for judgment, when the Common ilerjeaat said it was not his desire in passing sentence to aggravate the prisoner's position by referring to the circumstances under which he was convicted. He wee exceedingly glad, in consequence of the humanity of the prosecution, that he should not be sailed upon to per sentenced• penal servitude ; still be and psis on the prisoner one of severity. He then catered kits to be he. primped (0,18 asestke, end kept to herd labour. TNE ALLIOLD ILL-T'REATNINT OF A LETNATIc.— Yesterday. Mr. 0. S. Brent, deputy coroner for West 'fid dles'', and the jury previously empanelled, re.iusemliled at the Oulney Hata 6oanty Legate:. Asylum, Friers %mi. for the purpose of further Investigating the drounistaeces anusected with the death of Samuel May, aged 49, whom death, it was alleged, was the result of injuries metained through the violence of an attendant, as cs ort d is our columns of Monday last. Some further aridesos having Leen taken, the jury, after • short deliberation, returned a verdict, "That the deceased Samuel May died from ex. haustion, accelerated by fractured rib., but Low those injuries were produced there was not sufficient evidence before them to prove." The jury were about to attach to their verdict • recommendation that the aaphalte Mooring should be removed, when Mr. Smite said that was already in hand, and would be completed In about three months. Extra attendants would also lie engeged. A IDCCTION IN INILAND.—At the Clonmol sensione • day or two since, the case of the Queen at the prosecution o f Mary Hickey, junior, v. John Connor, came on for hear ing. the prisoner on being called stood forward in the i dock, in custody, charged with having unlawfully allured or taken away from the custody of hes mother, end without her consent, Mary Hickey the younger, under 18 years of age, and, as seat of kin to her mother, entitled to certain property. To this misdemeanour he pleaded not guilty. The jury, after a long deliberation (having been locked up in consequence of their protracted disagreement), returned into court, and handed down a verdict of guilty. His lordship sentences' the prisoner to twelve months' imprison ment, and in doing so expressed his full concurrence with the just verdict which the jury had returned. FINE ART ORNAMENTATION OF WATCHES.— ..Perhaps there Is no article of personal ornament and utility that admits of greater scope for the display of • cultivated asaletie taste than the ornamentation of the dlale and beats of watehee Countless destine displaying the greatest ingenuity am still the characteristic of the F.nilish manufacturer's pronto. Urns, whl e designs of • nigher order of merit are but rarely to be met with. The lonyer's desideratum I/1 to Slid au eetablish. mint where will pus presented to him ample choice of artistic t=lt is, therefore, with pleasure that we can earns the t melt an establishment. It is that or Mr. J. W. Benson. Want* at 33 sad 34, Ludgat , hill. and 46 and 47, Comilla - - Moraine Herald. Benson's Illustrated Pamphlet, post free for two steams. is emertptive of every coastructrio of watch now node. L Wadies eats by post to all parte of the iltibia—(Adver- Oienen EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE. HAVYSFORDWEST, TIIIIIIEDAT. To-day Barbara Wilson, wife of Captain Li Hunt. Wilson, appeared Wow a full beach of magistrates to answer; the following dirge :—" That she, the said Barbers Le Hunte Wilson, oa or shoat Use 19th day of July, 1960, did.together with or Brown aad his wine, amergat themselves unlawfully conspire, combine, coafederalir, sad epee together to falsely sad fraudulently palm off a eirsia male child of Brown and wife r the lawful child of William Le Hare Wilson sad the and Barbara hie wife. so that the said child might, ea the dieser of the said William Le Hunt' Wilson, pewees as trent la tall the estates to which the said William La Bare is trent for life, for the purpose of defrauding thereby the nest elder brother." Mr. Sleigh, of the Old Bailey, appeared for the proem time, aid Mr. Wm. Davies, solicitor (with whom was Mr. J. C. James, solicitor), coeduoted the defence. Mr. Weigh maid that never in the coons of • hag pew faisionel cares? was he eagaged in such an important ore, ar one in which Fresher public interests were involved. Be knew of nothing comparable to it in kaporkees seas the celebrated Douglas peerage cam. The deGedaat was mar ried Dome few lean ago to Mr. Wilma ; she was ties in very humble circumstances and very uneducated. Mr.Wilece was a gentleman of large wealth, and of him be was desi rous to speak with every respect He was unfartnastely afflicted with a mental malady, which entitled him to mem consideration. Well, he NW this person, was smite' by her it appears, and married heror rather she married herself to him. The magistrates would understand with what teams of 'Mow his family saw this mensal sad most im prudent marriage. To the smite now pasessed by Mr. orison hie younger brother was lair in tail, and if there were no issue by the marriage of Mr. Wilson, would in herit them. Mrs. Wilson, however desirous to prevent this, hit upon an expedient, and se thee was in earthly =of her having • Mild by Mr. Wilson, it was ve c il t to palm off a surreptitious Mild wpm Mr. WiL sea as his son. This scheme was weed eel with eon rideable skill sad abay. It appeared that in the month of April, 1860, a Yr. Brown and his wife resided at the Box, near Mr. Wilson's mamas, at lilaelsialempton. Brown was Mr. Wilson's oesehman, sad his wile was Mrs. WHion's sister. Is the early pet al April Mrs. Brown wee delivered of a child, and at t his that Mn. Warm was meat ism about the °mato with a eowipsaion, a Miss Darla. and a nentleman whom he would set mane. They went to Ira lead together, and shortly after Mrs. Wilson's sad Mies Banda return they went to Loaders, where they were met by the same gentleman, who took lodiginp for them On the Lith of July, while residing in Linden, a telegram was seat to Mrs. Drown to acme cap London ; that eke and her husband went up, taking their baby with them • that were met at the statics by Mir 'Earle, who t them to a coffee-bease in Ecolestonetree• where Brows red He baby einualoed till nearly midnight, Mrs. Brown pig with Min Earle to the residence of Mrs. Wilson, in rleywood-street, Pimlico ; that about midnight al that day Brown brought the child to Charley wood-etreet, where it was received by Mrs. Brown, and brought up to /dm Wilsea's roes, sad on the next mornreg it misreported I. the been that Mrs. Wilson had been confined during the night. The learned counsel then called witnesses in support of the statements which he had made. Mr. Davies said he would reserve his defence. The magistrates, der osesallation, resolved to send the defendant for trial to the Osalted ethane tenet, Leedom, but to accept bail, her hatband in 8001, and two sureties in 4001. each. 64isinWilson put in the requisite hut. The other two stir were John Abortion Mae, Eq., M.P. for Water ford. end M. Gamete, Eq. PARLIAMENTARY AND RAILWAY COM iliffiii Nsw Samos BeTw►ior Wanitnierza AND LAxisre.— Yartarday the committee of the House of Lords passed the preamble of this bill, which will, when carried ont, tend materially to facilitate sod relieve the greatly increasing transpontine traffic of the Themes, rooms:ling Church street, Lambeth, with Ilatiret.street, Westminster, at an estimated cost of 60,0001., to be defrayed by the taking of tolls. WENTIIINSTIR iMPROVININTS.—On its re-usembling yet terday this committee took further evidence relative to the improvements, purchase of lands, and other points, = ' adjourned until Monday. In the select committee on standing orders the petition of the United Kingdom Eectric Telegraph Company for power to proceed with a new bill, was again considered, and again ignored. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. loin Bled, Sheparte-terrace, Unsehoose. hatter, to surrender Apnl 26 at Land May 23 at 2, at Baslustrall-street. Sol., ifokenons. Plosbury.place off. araig.. Bell, Coleman-street buildings WH.I.Lut Jaucs Winn, King Henry's-walk, Doff epond-road, mat and rug manufacturer, April 25 and May 22, at 1, at Basinghall.street. Sol. Treherne, Gresham-street; off. aseig., Dell, Colemanetreet.buildingi. HEART AUSTIN, Bermondsey, manufacturing chemist, April 115 at 14, and May 23 at 11, at Basinghall-atreet Sol., Wilke, Coleman street off melt Johnson, liasinghallatreet. JOHN Lacr. Penge, Surrey, builder, April 25 at 124, and May 24 at 11, at Basinghallatreet. Sole., Howard and Co., Pater noster-row oil. marg., Canaan, Haaingliall-strest. Jolla Cats's:m.lT, Portedown-road, Muds-vale, builder, Apra 25 and May 24, at 1, at BasingitallatreeL Sole Meson. Bauhaus and Sons. Northampton-square, Clerkenwell off. assig. Whitmore. Bminghalletreet. NoRRIS and WILLIAM NORRIS, NIL, Mare-street, Hack ney, builders. April 24 at 2, and May 22, at 124, at Baling hall-street. Sol., Chidley, Old lawny ; off. maid., Stanfield, BasingballetreeL JOHN JAMNSCHRISTOPHIR YOUNG, 810ftebrIdas-common, Kings land, licensed victualler, April 24 at 14, and May 22 at 12, at /lasinghalletreet. Sots.. Dimmock and Barbey. Suffolk-lane, City : off. amid., Stansfeld, Basiughallatreet DRXITRIESHTEPHRN PIZULI and OWILON RIMPIIIIII Pritl4l.7, Grad Tower-street, City, merchants, April 24 at 1, sad May 27 at 1, at lisslngliall-street. Nola. Martin and Ca, Wads& lane : off. Lehr., Pennell, Grallstball-chambers. 6120a011 FREI/Kale& Batman. Baker'erow and Guildford-place, aerkenwell, Ironfounder. April 12 at 21, and May 27 at 12, at Basinghall.street. Souther, ilp•plaos ; of, afield., Pennell, Ouildhallehambem Samuel. Wien, Sudbury, Suffolk. builder, April II sad May 27, at 2, at Basingliall street. Sots.. Chilton sad Co., Chancery lane, and Gooday, Sudbury, Suffolk; eff. alota. Pennell, Guildhallehambers. AteminIWWARbWILLIAMS, Stalamby.read, lAnehosure, coope r, April 25 and May St. at 12, at lisatninall-stroet Sok.. Harri son and Lola, Old Jewry of. ldwarda Bssinsbail stmt. Annus JACKSON, arightos, Sums, batten, April 211 at If, and May 21 at 1, at Itasborballotrest.Theism, Gresham street : off. asalp, Bdwards, Baslanbaltalrost. JOHN Wggrolr, Leek Staffordshire, muse. April St and Msf 13. al 11, at linislasbain Court. Rolf, ilosidlog. aad bows Birsibegissa . wort. Kinnear, Bissalastissa. PLAnisali imam. Darbston. BYfaedaWs , pow. April IS PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Tltterington sad R. Cromptoa, Radcliffe and Manchester, worsted dyers—J. Inn and W. F. Holi, Blackbura, lancesbire, power loom cloth maantsetasers--A. 1. Dun and W. Willa,. Trowbridge, Wilshire, Seek deahra—W. Boman and J. &wake, linainghant, grosers—J. &damn and IL Phillips, Marsiarnm, Ilea manuisetaners—W. leabools. and W. Edmonds, JUL. WMrdaKSenlßwark aspen bier smoluints—J. Brawn and G. BraMa, NeweastisaaderLima. arrears—J. Cherry and B. Ceery. Bt. Man, diapers—C. Gill, D. Lidgley, and R. Be& chair manufacturers, mob, se resardstA—A. and T. Puns; Dewsbury, Yorkshire, Dori merchants—Z. G. Daman sad N. Lanes; lladbap Deroashin, eitsadato-.-11. Jane" L Murray, S. Mike, and J. Pura; Milweed„ saanufactaren at bmworemeuts in preparbg :natters and improve ' meats in are bars so far ma rvgards H. aCk•CM—J. Barnard and Y. J. Bataan, Northampton , drapers—W. Robinson, J. Rai, Nu e, sad J. Can. New Wen*, Yorkshire, bricklayers—O. Alarm, N. lirseghecas J. Betairca, R. Lawton, A. Daniels, and W. Walsh, Deana; Stafferdshin earthenware manufacturers, se far as A. Dann and W. Walsh—H. Riley and J. Way, St. 'arced. ns—W. Stannard and Staanard, M Rain% peecnre Name maken—H. Smith aad J. George, eastlenart, laturencwlane, City, and Yorkshin sad merehanta—W. Shaw and S. Ilibbret, ilhelkdd, razor scale preasors—W. Hartley, Jun., Ann Sutcliffe. sad J. Battesworth, Winfield, war Ronnie. cotton minera— 1, Taylor and J. Trlegbais, Cannosuireet, City, hosiers—Jaas Nieheison. W. Melds, W. Emir. and O. lave, North Biddle& Donses—D.C. Dallas sad W. C. Prime, Yiestetrest-11. Han Oriel sad W. Erased—l. W. Iterales and W. Sawn, Leicester boa reanalsclarms—W, Simnel, and J. Shrubeole. Elaptort apoo-Tbamen, Ferny. drawn—M. Flews F. T Lewis, and C. B. Basibegareet, anegoneere —C. Johns and A. W Inston-soad, Middiesex, saddien—A. Moms, M. Moss and J. Miran. Loodra-0. R. Daniel and G. Lk Frans., Nast Isle of Wight, isargoons—J. 8. Wilkinson and G. 1. Rob son, t Marlow, Buckinghamshire, surgeons—T. Villa, F. Farrah, and W. Dunbar, Hnlywell.street, Strand, booksellers. sn tor is regards T. Plias—W. O. Brown and E. Brown, Bailor Middlesex, market gardenias—J. Wood, sew. and J. Wood. jua Basal, bakes-11. H. Temple, W Botdnaoc, and H. C. Black. ban, London and Madera, Madeira merattenta—J. Sim, at Paterson, and W. Gordon, Aberdeen, manufacturing chemist; so far as rapids J. Parana. SCOTCH SEQUNNTILATIONS. TRONA! Enna. Edinburgh, poser, April 19, at Dowels and Lyon's Rooms, Edinburgh. Porn Zink Somntertild, near Aberdeen. horse dealer, April 19, at the Royal Hotel, Aberdeen. LAM FnlWlacs . Adbabargh, 'roar, April 19, at Dowses Zymase, Lit n uburgh. Ram' SwAst AXDPIW, Glasgow, April ld at the Crow Heal, Glasgow. Rome Guibilisa, Aberdeen, grocer, April 18, at the Lemon Trot Hotel, Aberdeen. Zonal Zan, Glasgow, Ironmonger, April 19, at the Faculty Glassow. JAMB ISILLAIta, Gimps, blacksmith, April 18, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. Inn Wilson. Jun., Glasgow, wright, April 10, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. 11,011117 Carinalllagge, Anehltudnr, grocer, April 19, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. Omani Lowman Caegeton, tackaman, April 11, at the Tower Hotel, &twin Jon WALLA s and ARMS= MART M'ALLAW, Glasgow, and Dumbertonshlre, calico printers, April 19, at the Faculty Ha& Glasgow. MARKETS. &MAR.—The average price of brown Cr Muscovado saw, Om produce of the British Pamessices is America, for the week ending April 9, is 24e. 20. per cwt.. exclu sive of the duties of custoess.—The avenge price of brown or Muscovado sow, the produce of the Mauritius, is 24a. 7N.—No return of brown or Muscovado sugar, the pro. duce of the FAA 'tidies—The average prioe of the two foregoing descriptions of sugar jointly is Ns. 34d. per cwt. . . . . BtUNTO/. A m er 12.—We — have d o n.. goo d basins= is this market during the prt week, the sales reaching about 1,500 taus, st full prier. Relbser's produce sells steadily. hams is but little request. COTTON.—LrvimrooL, Arun. 12.—The market opened with a goal demand from the trade and speculators, and an advance of lci. to id. per lb. was obtained on most de•crip tions of American. Since Tuesday the business has been on a more moderate scale, and prices barely support the full advance. In Brasil there is no change. For Egyptian there has been • fair demand at former rates. Surat has been in fair request at slightly dearer prices. Speculators have taken 18,7/10 Astern:au and 100 Surat ; and there are reported for export 8,6:30 Amerman, 40 Pertain, 20 Egyptian, 160 Demerara, and 4,710 Surat. The market opens to-day with • good demand ; the probable Wee, 10,000 bales, including 2,000 for speculation and export. COTTON GOODS. BANCIUCITER, APRIL 12. —The market is somewhat more active in appearance, owing per haps to the continuance of hue weather and the reduction of the Bank rate to 5 per cent. Notwithstanding the war. like rumours from the Continent, whi•:h have a very ad verse effect, the [Jarman houses have made rather more in. quirt' for yarns today. The business done is extremely small, because spinners will make no concession in price while the cotton market remains so stiff. Something might be done in yarns for India if lower rates would be taken. The little business that takes place in yarns hat the fall rates demanded. Piece goods for the East are rather more in request to-day, but the alight advance asked for during some days pest continues to keepsake within the narrowest limits. T cloths are in rather better demand also. Printers are still dull. CORN.—CRICLUSIORD, APRIL 12.—There was a small supply of wheat at market to-day, and but little demand ; with the poor prospect of wheat on the ground, farmers are unwilling to take any reduction for the beat qualities, one. sequently but little Wiliness was tmwacted ; to sell 2a less hod to be taken. Beams Is. to 2s. dearer. Wheat, 60a 11. Barley, 41.. 9d. Oats, 275. 7d. Beans, 375. 7d. Peaselfe. 6d. Littmatm, Aram 12.—The supply of wheat WAS fair at oar market' the trade ruled dull at la. to 26. decline ; very little pluming in spring cage. Wheat, red, 50e. to 38..; white, 60s. to 6M. Barley, 34e. to 38.. Wanarmus, APRIL 12.—The demand for wheat was very limited, and prices generally were ls. per quarter lower thee on Friday last. Barley is extremely dull. and also la cheaper. Bean., oats, and shelling are unchanged. Average, week ending April B—Wbeat, RN qrs., at Ns. 100.; 70, barley. 328, at 38.. 1411. ; beans, 90, at 465. ; peas, 40a. COAL& —Loewe. Aram 11-- Barshop. Cha. 1%. dd. ; Craghead Stem, 16.. 61. ; Dieksoa's %t ..t Hartley. 17.. 9d. ; lialywell, 16a 6d. ; Walker Prisms, 12a. 3d. ; &lea SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. Rebecca. Captadni es tr, wad tree Alexandria on the lllth October far P wen spoken In Gibraltar By on the 11th January, and not alms ban beard of VX13811,8 SPDXIN WITH. Am" tram Calcutta far London, AprH Pondkb I, 1e446 N, les 22 Lo Ooldelreese (troops), trove Madrid and erry fordon, 48 dot eb. 27, lat 21 9, ion IW. lad* trona Bombay for Liverpool, 74 dapa, 22, Biz a r n i r, lop 22 W. Woodelf, for Tortaneetb (troops), Mardi 20, la 4 9 lf, lee 92 W. llenereb of tbe Sees, from Bombay for Ilverpoel, Aprll la 40, len 19 W. Fled& 2111,10 n (ahl i ), from Moulmein for London, 00 days, lib. 17, lat W. Wry Dawson, from Mauritius for Liverpool, 611 days, March 21. Lt N, lon 30 W. minas Mild, from Matuitlue for Greenock, LS days, Feb. 19 MISS, los I IL Tamils. her Portsmouth (troops', April 9, let 60N, lea 9 W. SuAmiferi HOSPITAL BOUNTY. -TB DRILD- I/OMM —Yeaterdsy the quarterly court of the ggmmaaffaorss of this aberity was held at the aloes, 96, King WillnmUnet, Lowdse-bridge, Mr. John Labouckere in the chair. It ap frees the report read by the secretary, Mr. J. Hein. peered Cook, that the financial condition of the institution bad bees greatly reamed by the receipt of two legacies, la s duty—ewe of 8001., from the executors of the late Mr. Drinkald ; and one of 6001. Three ppesrr Cent, stock, from the esecetess of the late Mr. Wm. . There was also a rem of 1,0641.11,. rube:gibed at the annual dinner, pre• sided over by Admiral Bowles. The total income for the quarter emanated to 3,4111. U. lid., which enabled the committee to reduce the outstanding balance against the charity from 673/. 66.6 d. to 69/. 3s, lid., and Auto invest; 9301. m government securities. An applicatiou to the Beard al Trade for a restoration of some portion of the in. wee formerly desired from the government fines levied on swum had proved abortive. The number of patients on beard during the quarter ending 31st March war 746. Of theme 3 were admitted from her Majesty's ships, 603 from British and foreign merchant ships ; sad there were on board at the commenoement of the quarter, 139. There wen still 167 mode: treatment; 6 oir7.oo;Thilliallilh. 4 fit for duty, sod 568 had been dilator& The eat patients for the mine period numbered 314. This repot haying bees ad the prosodies. terminated. adopted OUTWARD BOMBAY MAIL.-800111AltPTON, Aram It—The Peninsalar and Oriental Company's steamer Elora, Captain Joy. sailed hence to-day with the mails for the llteditenanesn, Egypt, Aden, Bombay, ke., together with 25 fast, and 20 second-glace pamengere, &mooed whom are Ensigns Durrant, Tomkinsen„ Urquhart, Sinclair asd Zrton, Lieutenant* Clardorips, Seed, King, O'Brien, and ?shanks, thtptain Haile*, and the Rev. C. H. Bat The ttore took on freight for Bombay 447 boxes meek. value 147,6651. 75., consisting of bar silver, 68,6351. ; silver coin, 32,0001.; bar gold, 40.1001. • sovereigns, 5,600/4 emeralds, 4001. ; mock pearls, 861. • ' eind)evrellery, 439. Is.; also a full cargo of general merchandise. 011iTITAL PALACE. —Oita SHILLING DAY. -- FRIDAY, APRIL 12.—Arimissions on payment, 1,344; ditto by season tickets, 502. Total visitors, 1,936. Da. DE Jonon's LIGHT BROWN Coo L/YER OIL. —Oonoil& —The effects of this Oil have bees singularly berwectil In toe-treatment of the severest coughs. No remedy so rapidly soothes the irritation and restores the general health. Er Arthur Cridiland, an eminent London surgeon, fn hearing kb testimony to this, observes;—" Atter taking Dr. de Jorgh oil for a few days its good effects commenced I regained say awl health and strength, and entirely lost the laryngeal irritates+. which was of a most harassing and fearfully distressing chalk tor." Dr. de Jonah's Light Drown Cod Liver Oil is sold mills eapeuted 'roper's,' half-pieta, en. 6d. : pinta, 4s. ad.. quarts , " by his sole con- elgewee, Anew, liarford. sad Co., 77. Straml. Loden; and by respectable chemista—(Adverifsemeet BIRTHS, BLiRRIAGES, AND DEATHS. WalCk.s4ol'!. ASHDOWN.—ApriI 10. at Clarendon-etre Pim/leo, Yrs. J. Ashdown, of a daughter. RDWARD9.—AprII 9, at (Metal Vicarage, Herefordshire, Ile wife of the Rev. W. R. Edwards, of a son. !WlNO.—April 9, at Weatmill Rectory, Hero, the wife of toe Rey. J. A. ICwieg, of a daughter. 011.188 ELL.—April 10. at Bampton-wick, him T. De la Gsr!' Oriassil, of • OM. HAMBROUGH. —April 9, at Ptpewell Hall, Northamptonshir e the Hou. Um A. Mimbrough, of a sou, atill.born HOLLANA—ApiI 10, at Brasted Rectory, domelil e. the of the Rey. W. B. Holland, of a daughter. JOHNATON.—ApraI 10, at Botelph-laue, Mrs. J. JohnitoN. lea of a goa. MATTHRWIL—ApriI 10, at West-hill, Gravesend, the wife at . 1 Matthews. of a oos. Dull. Mn. W. 11. Mow,' Mgt —Apilllo, at _ • daughter. RAVICIIR.—ApriI 10, at Walllngton. Herts. the wife of hlr. Rayner, of a daughter. VON LINGRILKS.—ApriI a t Bruns w i c k House. Forest E.: Ws* the wife of Z. won Lenrerke, Ray., of a son WO.—Aprfl 10, at Luirwood-terrace, Woodlands, Ore" . " 3 Um wife of R. H. Woods, Esq., of • sou. NARRIAGFP. BAILET—LrCAR—Aprft 9, at Crlckhrorell. Breconoldre. SY yen. Archdeacon °named, Bir J. R. Bailey, Bart . of 6 131,0 °, perk. to Mary Alin, daughter of 11. Lucas, Pals. 31 • 1) " - Glan-ynalon. BERRY—YEARBLRY.—ApriI 11, at the Cathedral. Masehrste by the Rey. W. W. Johnson, J. 8. Berry, of Whin:boa artha, daughter ot Mr. T. Yearley, of lisneh..ster . CLARK - KEATING.—ApriI 0, at Rt. Stephen's, Wm.!, s• R. Vllnfarah (1. W. 8. nark, Esq., to Cary Boddarn, daughter of 7'. Keating, Esq. GUNNERY—HAUSBURO.—AprII U. et Wnolton Church nes Uverpool, by the Rev. R. Leicester, M.A., the Bet K. 1 ;° nary. M.A., Incumbent of St . Mary's, Horneey rise. lA rol l . t Catherine, daughter of F. L. liausburg, of I ° ° "''' Wootton. REDMAYNK—GOOCIF.—ApHI 10. at St. Ceorne . A. 11°4 '. square, by the Rev. T. H. Fitzpatrick, M A.. R. R Reams; eon of the late G. Redmnyne, Esq., of Lindsay' Hall, 8 1 ^ mere, to Mary, daughter of T. L. Gooch, El°l. of °l'M* TAIL Bayswater. TAYLOR—PEACH —April 9, at Kingetreet (711 1 Pel. the Rev. G. Taylor, the Rev. 11. T. Tatln . , Wodict J "' Leeds, to Jemlma, daughter of the late Mr. Pesch. of ~ 11111, near Derby. Why. cC ß HA ßO zamu W alibro.e l r . A — Nmp7 A ... pri lmwuei l .th 9, :s a kwi t w W fmerun e o n o T il e huo t e :: e. ,:ry .es ki tv flet z: ofv um,r . farimt,o nia th P7: ol :: 7 Cam% awed 74. ~i Ef d it. DAVIE& CI2 -April 10. ren Eleanor. wife of Mr. J. Darns, of 11 ' 41°' fine!ili s ml. awed es. .—g :F li, M epltalawaare, Ellabeib, wile of NT 5 Ran* an HOLlOlL—Aprille, the Rev. W. Bodge. of Great Herb Eerie_ agn 71. EICKLLY.--Apra fi, at Hog.goog.pleoe, E. Ilic"woo. fat aged OR Ptitstad and PubI.LAM by Wn.t.t.tit Km* HAW, Lumberit•street, to tb• City of If.iiidou, Frinti r • °Gm in Lotn‘ard-iitrvet. ia the Yttebacis uf BATOSLAT. Atm. 13. I rg (iris - Lmin k 1104 ... i r ..... WI lb. Osh lie! AIR .....,,. = 4 alhei rata ••••••• 1