The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-25 00:00:00

a 4 LAW INTELLIGENCE. • i lt et Qtr c te 4bke • peat w Mgr: lllll.dir prive itself of the use of as spat sad the D•111~7 &heal MI purposes of the realm, but whiffle wail hoopoe to the use of foreign natiow ? A claim is introduced into all the later patents, and orstesoplated on the hoe of one of the sots of parlianiest m the latter gab jeot, whist provides that if the mows thinks it to cell in • patentee to supply the crown with articles of his manu facture the terms of payment mast be arranged boniest himself sad the Treasury. That applies whim the patent ill foe as snide of m•nefsetun, bid we are dealing here with one of a number of things which is not en article of ra&safactore, but such as could only be used by him or ro amed by him if he wire &shipbuilder. The Lord Chief Justin said the object of &plant*. was to makable discovery known, ma not to lock it up. it was by ita being know. and adept :id by others that he was perm mardy inmate& The Attorney General—l aaa mention a grist many names of persons who have bought up paten , .. simply for monopolieiog them, and prevent their teeing used, and the Admiralty feel that mon than thy one else. It was eel to be elleoted that the crows was bound by therm patents, bemuse a patent is but • license or privilege of trading as bdween.subject and subject, but not against the crown ; but the supplied will have )(ear lordships hold that the crown grants a privilege to • subject above itself. Now I cannot usdentead the erowu granting • privilege against itself, and that plans the mows below the subject in that respect. Then were say two oases in which the question could be raised ; one was "Tobin v. the Queen ;" mud the other, "plate v. the Queen." The crown did sot think it &sushi, to raise the question then, but from the multi plitsity of these asses it had become necessary. The Lord Chief Justin—Wu not :the practice with re gard to patents loeseerly very different If I recollect aright the diffmeat departments of the date which adopts/ patriots and to pty for them like asy one else. Are we not indebted for this OM te the law oMeses a the down The Attortey•Getersl—Not so, bat from the pressure on the different public departments, which ate now almost ob. strutted by them. The Load Chid Joliet—There could be no doubt that laments up to this time have looked to their adoption by the public departmeists as a peat gourd of remuneration. lie Atteesey•Osseral-1 fully concur In that, and when ever a really sensible sad raeritonous invention is adopted by the public departments there Is the lOW disposition, without Tearoom to legal liability, to deal liberally with thorn as heretofore. Investors and patentees have received large rewards from the crown, and I hope they ever will be liberally remunerated. Mr. Justice Blasithurs—Then is • great dilemma be tted • patentee having she right to demand earapeamtiou for his discovery and his depeuding on the good will et a public department. The Attonasy-General, in theoludieg his unseats, said —lf my arguments fail, and it is held by your lordshipa that the crown can tatting. a patent, that I orratead that this slain, betas in ten, the proper • remedy is by action against the person. wbo have isf sapid it, berates the Common Pleas has held in the ced of " Tobin v. the Queen," width was in tort, the remedy was by notion against the isdividuele, sad not aphid tho clown. The Lord Chief destioe—lf that be so, sad It appears to be so, we will bear Mr. dovish upon that point. Mr. Bovill—la applying myself to the point raised in the case of " Tebbe v. the Queen," I mad first pretest against the argumonta of the learned &donee -GeseraL The ease of "Tobia v. the Queen " was DOS aatsgon to the present case. There an alkor of the navy, without thy instructions from the crown or the Leeds of the Admiralty, did • par- Scuba set—that of ionise and destroying the property of a sit= under, as he alleged, the prisndoes of au act of ant. Aad according to the view of the Court of mmon Pleas, the ofileor was not acting midst such cif cumetances as made the Lords of the Admiralty responsible for has sots Besides, there wins twofold remedy in that case, via. spinet the party wbo did the wrong—Ossetian Shako D ouglas—and the other, the remedy under the Skive Acts, nadir which be was acting. Assuming the wrong com plained of has been done, the only remedy is by petition of right. A patent is in the nature of • monad. It ie not • grant of favour, bet an apeemest for • niewitarimm haven ties forth. benefit of the slate. It he sot a question el tort, for the crown egress with • patentee to pant hies letter of patent upon Sling his specification within de months, and be will allow ita use publicly at the end of fourteen years. The argument that the crow. might use it without paying for it within the few tom pease was likie a patentee granting the era elusive sight to another pert" and this weed it after wards. The effect of a charter or patent grimed in the terms eased in letters patent is not to have placed on it • street and marrow intecpretatioa, but • liberal sad favour able construction for maids' them valuable, in law. The Lord Chief Justice--The mown claims to ad es mediae to its eoeveriiesee, bat it might na to the pa tent" furnish m. with thee articles at • price; ert if it those to furnish them itself, it has a right to do Do. Mr. Bovill—But that cannot he ; for there is not • trees in the expedites of any living man of the crown having asserted its right to use patents without payment to the pa tentee. The Loma Chid Jsetice—Tbere Is so doubt investors ban prosseutad and completed inventions, aid they have taken oat patents is matte's of this sort Ia the hope that they eight area* • terse rserseenruse fest that adore tilts by the government. Mr. Bodli—And for • great many year, that has been the OWL The Lord Chief Justice—Gee regrets that this right on the part of the crown should sotban been does if it intended to exercise it, so that patented. might not be hardly dealt with is being told after they have °Maimed their pateste that the public service is entitled to use them with out paying for them. Mown, we mast deal with the law as it anode. Mr. Bovill—And the astounding proposition is annouuced Dow for the first time that the guess is entitled through the public departments to take what is the supposed private property of individual' and • nit wi th out rename ratios. In 1816 Sir William who was then the digester if the artillery department at Woolwich, was re. drained from the is .1 Mr. Walker's rated. Sir Wilhelm Omereve had supplied amnia articles and be was charged with a bench of the patent, and be was retrained by IN josslion ; bet it was set set op that Sir William Compete wee at liberty to am the lineation for the geodrot th• patella terries. Lord Elden considered Sir William Cos grove was sot entitled to nes the patent, but from the nagesey and the seeessilles of the cam he was allowed to supply the articles for the government, as account, how ever, being kept foe the remuneration of the patentee. The pewee of the crown has reference only to the peeing of a privilege, and not to say right Is the invention, having no knowledge of it ; and it wee very different from those grants where time was some prerogative right, or • presumed peemplin right, pemsesed by the crown, snob ea a gnat at • fair or market, and franchises of that character. After referring to the antra authored« quoted by the learned Attoreey- Genera, he said if the ease is to be determined with to coesideratione of public policy, bow can any oaks= state rim up in his place and say it is public policy is one.. of munitions and implements of war so drive envy investor to fields torados, because the inevitable resell, if 1/sir lordiehipe' jadgroset should be in favour of the crows, will bete do that. Mr. Justin Mellor—The probability rather is that they will mill their secrets to the government of thin touttry. Mr. Justice Blsokban—That is hardly a question for us. If, however, these diseovesies an made kocans to fardp governorate through the speci6ostiocs, we are no hitter elf than if the discoveries had not been known. Bovill—Thie is an encouragement for the reward of the inventor, and why was the crown to take palmation al it when it becomes • valuable property ? The defence el the realm Is • very important matter, sad the isesurage meat and improvement of trade and manufactures Ia equally as important, and that is moot the objects of a pates& The policy of the law is, that • patent le for the pablie good, and that being so; and also for the private benefit of the inventor, why should not the crown be re strained from its use ? The farther arguments in the OW wens adjourned till Friday. _ COURT OF QUERN'S BZNOR.—JAN. 24 r Haw—( s Iwed Clusi Jades Ooehlosy . sad Jostler Osompbasi, iilsakaq W subimo This was spesial paper dAy. mann e. Tsu 41311111.—DIPOSTAITT TO UTINTU* The owe game before the court on a demurrer th the declaration le a patios of right ebbing damages for al aged infringesseat ef the supplied's paled in the orm streetien of the Beiseprist The Atteeten-Gensial, the flalieitervOeserd. Mr. Thins, Q.C. Vs- Webster, Q. 0., and Mr. West appeared le sup port of the demurrer ; Mr. Bovill, Q. 0., and Mr. Jos. Browse appeared fee the petitioner menet It. The Attomey-limeral sold-1 appear, my lorda, to sap pen a gesieral demand by the crown to the pinkies of • right ; but I will filet state to your lordship the ace al it appears epos the pleadimp, and thee the pinta Much 1 to submit for youriadgment. The petition of ris l , propose to made& en the 24th March, 1864, wee slaeLLy miter, sad it slake diet the suppliant was the t end tree hinder ef se iamb et Gmbh imadaderte tad improvement le thseenstrestim of ship, aod the rendering of than aad boats taper does toshot • ,tied seemidly. that by letters pad nab the great sad, dated 36th November, 1102, her Majesty, "far h.csslf, her bin, sad see- COMM gives sad grads mato the said Robert Barnard Feather, his mentors, ko.. her special Buena., fall power, sole privilege, and authority to make, ese, exercise, end vend the said invention within the Oeilid Kilda" d Gnat Dribs aid Indeed, the Clamed Island., tad the bale of Mae, kr a tone of fourtme yens, epee median that the supplied withia six modes caned to be filed the specification in the usual way ;" and it goes on to my that he fulfilled the said media*, and that be also sabered his Madame, to whin paste of ts. The reptilian thee makes the material elk.- km that her Majesty's Oemodesiders el the Admiralty. in the exeoallos of their oMos, and in behalf of her Majesty during the rid teem, and after **disclaimer, did Wring" the said patent right otherwise that is relation to the parts disclaimed—that is to say, is the construction of the Enterprise, sad the suppliant etas e 10,000 i. damages, be. The Crowe has set forth the blew pied, the ape. encode, and the disclaimer. I shall have emend to COM.. inept on the kap** of the lobes pita* bad will pot do further now than mestioe it, sod it also ode forth the spe animation and the disclaimer. The speatflosam origisally mateleed three ebbs first, fir she modirietioe of vowels in a particular weer ; secondly, for the liang et the sides of ships or ether vessels and M i tt, el so as to render them seers amen and lin genie= to einem shot ; and the ether, te the eon sanction of the decks of ships or needs of war, as shown sr described as the specifiestlee. Bverythiag, however, except the first perk de disclaimed, end therefore the lanatice. as it sow stand* is reduced be an knead ter improvennot in the ooestraotioa of ship or weisela ea as to reader them stronger, lighter, mid more durable, by which the patentee iv nabbed to effect comiderable seenetny is the building of ship or mewls, and at the same time add to thaw strewth, bnoyeaoy, sad durability, end also to secure them against more exteeein or fatal injury, aria* from leakage is the omitted* skips or vele* of wood and bon essib . ieed , or what the rideatee terms, 11.14011 built vim*. • beard* to my invention I proceed as follows :—The bottom sd lower part of the frame and hall of the need is to he eonstrocted of timber, as hereto foe*, to abed ems half more or ism of the perpendicular height of the week eatiesin of the bulwarks oe lop item From that point or mark upwards, the vessel mast be sm. almond of Moo. To cm, oat this object, alma or please of iroa are raised • stanchises or made gallantly etneg, and with equalised adds ben, see anon the timber heads. main walls, bed odious, over the hittooks to the keel, Wade and out wardly, as low as eaceinary, mid Andy bolted through them, or, it preferred or ormidered mere *ditto. lamas, the ins ribs or stenthions, with requisite nceivine platen, could be introduced at switable distances as for odds boa vemak. The becoming awes *been the °Wimp and the walls an intended to be filled in solid to a walkiset depth to receive the bolts and leateniop of the iros ribs or stanahloss, the upper portico el the main walk being laid dimpeally either way, with a view to incensed strength. The stem sad dern pest to be manly of timber or et ken been the bee of the sena streak op weds." The mews has, mond others, demorred to this, limo the penal that there is so lied* on the part of the crown ; sad the points for argameet es behalf of the crows ere —lir* tint knees picket do sot peat to the pante" any rights er privileges as apart the end, sot do the letters patent contain soy prehibitioe again* the use of the fanatic:is by the mown, or by her Majesty's sensate on her behalf ; aeoosdly , that the minima, as such patootee, has no right or valid claim as, spinet the Grows for an dived infnegemost ; thirdly, that the petitioner is not entitled on them preeeediege to newer mynah onammeatien er seas fades as ineetteeed is the minim, eed that so judgment can be given in hie (doer ; fourthly, that the letters mast and the great devoid, for the (Movies model other thin', because the inveetioe esentkeed therein is sot such a new mandadare as nen be made the neat of sack privilege as is costaned is the petition ; and, Lally, that the specification is not sulkiest, but co that I do not inked to amble lordship,tesomes it is difficult to say if it coo be deteraisd is demurrer Bofors. bower, I date preakely in what meow I propose to present thew palate to your lordships I may he permitted to make a few desnatiess, in ardor that your lordship army properly eaderstand why the gamin is brought seder you:educe. No doubt year lordships are well aware that it has bees, and I hom it always wa ll be, the pretties of the moire to reward bonny meritorious inveations, whine diseeverion they find *ideal to the public service. In some coda the crown has sot thought At to pet the emetics into smolt a shape as to rake the rine• ties se to the affect of letters patent against the crews, home' idea bees thought hitherto plastically 'draina ge's, to allow the miter to primed wittiest raider them, and that, at all events, ao isoonveithince to the public set vice her arises hem taking that coarse, but of lan years the drabor el sew invidious, red and alleged, did of linen paten* deeming ems them for alleged improvements in the eseeindiesi of alp of war. and monition sod imple meets of war, sad may other thaw essentially ounmeted with the peter deems of the cation. here mach iscroded and multi Malay .1 thews sled doubt meritorious, and diem el. very differed oharester. Many of them may be fir the mei nevaersamiset, sad slimy may prove ob stmetiose of what is required for the public mace ; but, be that as ft may, Ow .:teem. multiplication Red brew* of each alleged negations has placed the public departments of MO mews is emit omincrasement thee it in deemed im ported the law itheald be asoertaieed sad well understood. Of mane, if the doers amid move, so we think we shall, that the coma is sot reibused by letters latest, it is still reserved far the web mi parliannot, if they think fit, to take into esessidembe meritorious invedione ; but that is a ban that dem net Woe( to the cedioary adminisua tin of judo* and her that roam, as I have stated, the lime he. arrived when it le of the greatest importance that the public sidle* .bad bow what the law really is on the subjoin. Another eamideratioa is this, that, by a recent nimble improvement is the its for which the country is indebted to my harmed liked (iir. Bevil% who will argue spinet me in this case, a new procedure has been estab boded, ad patithaes of right are cow more easy sad aseensible to the "object than cif old, sad its tee daisy has hem to rim* multiply petitions of right, and it her in that raped alto become of great importance that the law of petitions of right should he understood, and that they should be limited le their proper dike and function, rad both the, question" are raked in this Gene. I will now premed to Mate the mists I hated to rely apes. Is the first place I shall submit that these letters patent of then bet (and particularly this sow before the court) are to be construed word* to the geoeral principles of law appli cable to crown pante, and that beim so, they will be found not to reeked the news from Meg an inveotioe, or the grant of ay privilege whatever as apnea the crown. My Send point is this, that if the entrary cattleman were gat upon such titers patent, particularly like that in this law, which relates to alleged Meantime for the naval sad military defence of the ortiatry, such letters retest would be against poblie policy, and simply void as to redraft)* the crows from its nee. The third point le this, that when we coon to exandee the statutes sad authorities as to letters palest for investiona, they will be found to on no th ing to invalidate, bat ra th er to support that methadon. Ad lastly. I submit, if a thees; t 7 g rorts should fail to recces. died themselves to your iv tad you should bold spied me on every me the, points, then the monody aciesqueooe of snob a ocmclusioe is that the crown is not liable on a petition of right hut if win* has been des by individuals, whether by the Lords of the Admiralty or say other porous, sad that if that le so, then the remedy is sot by petition ot right spinet the crown, but by action spied those who did the sapped wrong. I will now take she litiody of madding your lordship of a few authorities on the ipotesi subject, the prieriple of ematrootion appliaahle to mate of the crown, and I think it might be divided into three beede—fiat, that nothing posses from the aroma inept what is eapresaly meatimeed la the at ; what might be said to be a ocrolhiry of the first, that mead, isms by implimtioa ; and thirdly, that general words which accord* to their commie nee mast 'Delude a particular 'abject will not blade a subject is a crown grad V it touches or idecte the preroptives sod rights of the crown. In tin nos of • grant by the crows to a subject the rule was that it should be coestamed beedrially for the crown and against the emotes, where's a pant bared sub ecitmesiniwas conetrained mod strictly against the greeter. weeds in a crown peat will Dot have the dad of redreloind the powers, prerogatives, ko., of the crown in regard to the subject with slat& they deal, aed with refe rent to that it will be se well to recollect that even in the acts of parliament It is laid down and established sea gene ral pries* that thresh as add parliament is the highest awerame et the realm, awl the awns is seememily a party to every wit et peellement, yet arts ot parliament will sot is that re biad the mown mhos lb. grows is mimed tO be booed is ggpr words, or Ibsl ma be orhootod hem hi see& ways, eseh se from It. high public haver. team cad the general attars of the legislation, or from the 214""iq of t e leflisultr *Owed, Is which, though the deb le set mealleeed U. M &es which eased take Wiest hialleg the mews. After some hither =Vthe imessi Atiseseyaemed peasesied ki urge eil he the pellies y d the ',wee by grant* these letters palest it dessied been' et the tight to vae ter the &deemed the maim any mesas et warfare whisk the impsevemeets of edam may from Arse to time point stw auk finpgrees, ke e georder we c one.timeds4at Om any ese Moshe, it weak* be emmistest via the COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Jax. 24. 8111114 s in I . lasoo. —Titre Lard . 1" : 111141 . Dora! sad Barons 'Mart* sal PirAL NICROCADX O. LAsca.annui AND !OWE= RAILWAY OCHIPANT.--JUDONIINT.. . . This was an action for cerpensatreto&nieces for rjary sustaised at the Mlrdeld Railway station, tried at Leeds, is which a verdict was food far the plaintiff. It appeared that the plaintiff wee a presager in a train whirs slopped abort of tae statics, and by the dheotioa of a porter he went behind the rails, and acme the liae, in order to get oat of the station. It woe dark, and the plaintiff stumbled aphid erne car, fell down, and received erne severe injuries. A rule had been obtained and argued, to enter a nonsuit on the ground that there was no evidence at negligees* on the part of the eonapsny. The Court now gave judgment in favour of the plaintiff, being of nion that the tact of his being directed to go across the hOll inatesd of by the proper way, over a bridge, and this abeam of lights to guide the parings's, showed negligent:le on the part of the company. The rale wee discharged. JAY= V. THE OOIIJTAL FINANCIAL couronavion (trinvim). The plaintiff, a solicitor, broitglit this silks to recover 100 E, which be had paid upon applying for 100 shams in the Oriental Financial Oorporatioa (Limited). He twined a letter from the company stating that 65 shame had bees allotted to him, that the amount payable apes them at the rate of 51. per share was 3251., and that, &duties the WOE already paid, them remised doe 225 E, of which pay meat was requested. It was further intimated in the letter that unless the mosey was paid by • pertain time the allot ment would be cancelled and the deposit forfeited. The Piiffellff made no reply to this letter, and also disregarded other applications which were made to him fur tbe mm.w. Ulawetely be walled upon the OMMity to rekarn the 1001. but th ey reload, aaa be brought this - nation. At tie Mimi, beim Mr. Baron Ileitis. at Guildhall, the jury, Os direction of lb. loused judge, returned • verdet fa i lle de fendants. Mr. IL Smith, Q. 0., now showed mu.. spied aMe which bad bees *Wised by Mr. E. .Tasse, Q.C., to est ✓ide the verdict and enter • verdict for the OMANI la 1001. The blamed weasel castended that the erempairy wore perfectly justified in forfeiting the deposit. If the ahem bed been at • premium the plalatiff could have realised • milt epos them ; but no bavhig remised • premium, Ito Ivied we may le gat al al t them, bet to MOVIE bask the deposit, FTICIN FOP?. after he hell bpi Ib *tree about four mouths, sal perrerted the compear allettlog them to say other poem I bk. T. J. Clarice, *import of the rale, seeteoded that the real ocustraot between the patties wee the letter of atelleetioo, lu whida soothing was said about the *plait Wag Rade te Weave. TMcourt thesubt that the flailing of the jury was salf. met. sad dieoharied the rule. Rule (Unbarred. COURT OF PROBATN AND DIVORCE. JAx. 24. Weft the Judo Os limy.) LUNG b. LOKI AVID mons. la this ease Niels U 26 bad obsised a dienoluSsi his mania/sin 1868 as .nowt of lie wife's adultery with Maior Oroker. /a 1860 0.0.1. Lies died, having a peed between 1,2001. sad 1,3005., whisk bad beet tots pa w stem of by the tsetse if Use marriap midmost H} had also left two daughters, who bad so income wept 121. year from the Oompiadoaate Fund is children of • de ceased Indian officer. Ms Usg tree Mated I. be new in Australia with the ooespeedent. Mr. Healy Matthew (fer Cattalo Ues's .:castor) awed that the deed of settlement be varied as if the respeedmit bad died at the date of the diver" ao arrsosemeot whioh would give the Andrea the property. Dr. Spinks appssd for the trustee of the settlement, but did not oppse tbbe amide& Dr. Wambey, for Mrs. Lk& elm tuarlinilot to lb. natio& NS J. P. Wilde thought the court had power to give the &Mrs the benefit sought on their behalf, although their father had died ; he therefore made the order as prayed. INIOADWOOD r. DOOM/WOOD AIM THU DOME OP wt. ALBAN& Okada Hamilton Sreadweed, of 17, Kiugearset. St. Jena's, sae for a divorce from , 11114 (.4. Short), whom he bed married at St. Lake% on the 15th of Febroary.lB64. He charges the Pleb eareependent, or some men period by bin nun% with adultery with her in the wens al the year 1183, al 17, Park-street, Park.lesi, and at Walken Hotel, sow ogled Alexandra Hotel, night.. bridge. He ales lays the adultery as bevies been nom- WOW with some porloo passim by the name of Ogle, or by lie win of Colossi Tower. lb. Duke if St. Albans denies the charge, but pleads that if he did essmil adultery with the eedesit, the petitioner, by hie wilful enlist end desedsot towards her, bad ecroduced to it. He she ,tarps him with bar* himself committed adultery with • woman posing by the name of Plaskett, at No. 7, Haar twee% The respondent has Bed the asp Ow, with others, charging her hulloed with enmity. Mr. G. H. °toper moved that the mu be triad by • opounoo jury. Dr. Spoke, on behalf of the respondent, moved that the jary be a specie! one ; and Sir J. P. Wilde grouted the latter motion. COURT OF BANKRUPTOY.—J•I4. 24. (Before Mr. Resigner Wise/woe Omessimiceer.) le as minium Donna intamtaait. The bankrupt was described as a 46, Beeskatrest, Gros your-square, late as pales Is the °admire= Guards. The was a untie, for examinatios sad disabuse. The ac counts show unsound debts of 7,0031. ; holding 'Parity, 3,313/. The smote were stead at 631.; property bold se security, 4,450'. The sax tors is stated at the extroordi_t A uLamottat of 3,604 aad 2,0001. Is the two years the bankrupts,. The Urged unsecured creditore r."— ZZ. Jimussel, Mammal sterehaat, of Brook street, 3,5141.; Mr. Hanes* et Pal-mall, 1,1001.; and the Hos. E. U. Wilbrthaus, 5161. for ash lest. The principal scoured creditor is Mr. R. Morris, of Osrllcie-chatetters, wbo bolds jewellery valued at 4,2501. as essarity bank debt cif 3,0504 In•• dadowsey asseast lied by the pt, az feeding over twelve months prior to the lath of November kat, (relit is takes for a payment of 2,0121. for interest oa swell list asd renewals of bills. Mr. C. E. Lewis, for the amelyess, suggerted as amend meat Is the aaeousta Mr. &Miami was retuned as • creditor for 3,5004. ; but th at date had bees discharged ea shay, sad Mr. Emanuel% many was now produced. The cue was the same with Mr. Hanemit's deb. of 1,1001. This would reduce the neseciared debts to 2,400/. These debts, of coons, had not been discharged out of may MIA s of the bankrupt's. _ Mr. guyed, who reprimand the beakrapt, did sot think that an alterinsos of the balaseirabeet would be necessary. All that was requisite was to mate an entry ia the margin that those debts bad bees discharged. His Honour was understood to signify that that would be sufficient. Mr. Lewis said that, the requeito ateratios being made, the insignias bad no opposition to offer to the bankrupt panne and mds( ea his order of discharge. The remainme debts - were chiefly doe to geotlemen who bad lest their money audit. eironmatesess which would purest them from casein to the oourt to make any °hoarseness on the bank rupt's conduct. Mr. Sargood —Thom patlemea, from the enormous tale of interest which they charged, have clearly been thou own insurer& Mr. Lewis—There are • certain number of debts doe to tradespeople, bet I have bad communication with • great many of them, and I feel thoroughly unified that these debts will eventually be discharged. Nose of them offered "koppoatiom is Hower asked if any surplus was likely to arias fuss the property held ss severity, which was Manta at 4,4001. the debts being 3,3601. Mr. Lewis thought sot. The Iroperty coosisted of sr tidos of jewellery, which wars put dews at the prow paid for therm sad it was ressosable to infer that they would not fetch so mock, Mr. Sargood—The iavoios price sad the vane are very different things in these treaseotioua The Oesonosamoor—l see the expediters is stated at 2,6061., and 2,0001. for the two mu next preceding the bankruptcy. Is those may expluaties to be glue of that? Mr. Lewis said the bankrupt bad bees ea calm in the Guards, and bad bad ea anaemic.* from his family. The Ommesioser—Was it nutting approaching that Mr. Lewis was not pepsind to say the exact amount. Mr. liergoed—l must admit that than has been • very Loge and appersotly extravagant expenditure; but this young gsatimeas was under as eartgement ol marriage at the tune, ad has bees induced nadir those circumstances to inter • very luge liability, and raise tonsiderable sums of mousy. The lady had property herself, is reference to which she required legal assistoses, sod a good deal of it was dose to amiss ker. TM bankrupt had acted nada, that is fatuation which a young maa of 23 might be excused far leans. The CommiNdoser—Who are thecraditors whom you lay were their owe insurers Mr. Sargood said there maces of the same of Dicker. The Commissicest —Tate the fleet in the list, Addison. What was the ate Ci interest paid to him! Mr. Sargood said it was as much as 60 per Pet per as sem. With another auditor, named Ooz, then bad bean six tiensocitioas co which the rata was 100 per cent., and cue at the ate of 60 per mot. These were for renewals, of coons. Deducting Mr. Einannel's and Mr. Hancoek's debts, and that of the bankrupt's father, the dere would be under 2,0001. The Conmainsioesr—But there is this staring us is the fain—that his expenditure has beau 2,6961. and 2,0001. in the tire yam proceding his baskroptoy. It 1 saw say prospect of the bout fide creditors being satisfied, of rouses I should sot care for those who have secured themselves. Mr. !Jugend mid he bad the personal sinerssee of the bankrupt's seeress relative that that would be deem His Honour asked if that usersaos had bass given to the mamma. Mr. Lewis said be had had oommunication with the pris ed* creditors, and they were willing to rely ou this •11,111141016 His Hoover suggested an adjournment until the creditors were satiated. Mr. LOWill sad Mr. &mood both objected to that mum. His Honour—TMs I must depots of it as I would say other case. Hung regard to the fact that so meditors are hers to oppose, I shall deal with the case more leniently than I otherwise should have done. Looting at the buy personal expeditors of 2,6951. sod 2.0001. in two years, the case is clearly brought within the penal clause of the act of parliament, and the order of discharge must be sus pended for 12 months, with protection. II 11 OELRICIIII, . . Th• bankrupt was • truoroutg-nraoulheturer, el Breed streak This wma the sitting for ezamisatino and &charge, but tha aostemata had set bees Sad. The liabilities are meatad at opwaada cd 10,000 i. ; seta aameeiais. ha ad *trauma was ard•rad. THE POLICE COURTS. NANMT:I-4-Hotriz. Robert Atli*, who de;;;;;11;;;11 as • emcees, and who was brought before the Lord Mayor on Seturday,shanged with obtaining 911. tram Mr. William Beattie Brown, at 34, Fea ehureb-street, by threatening to shoot him, was again plead at the bar. Mr. Beaton again appeared to the prosecutor. The evident* given on the last oceasim twig been read over, Mr. Denton nand the ease was adjourned Co the par. pas of producing a letter, melaieing • threat, which wu written by the misname to Mr. Brown shortly alter the tint 'SUMO, be had with the , but ma that letter mentioned some very rM arms km very abu sive terms, unless the primmer it he would not read it, as the mei, as It rested, he thought, would be mufti &oily complete. The Lord Mayor =led that the portions which were revelant should be The letter was put into the bends of Mr. Brows, and be said from what be knew of the prieoner's verities, having seen him writ* the receipt for the l Ji. r be believed the letter to be in Ai, beildnillog. The letter wan dated 27th Aibr, vial& lir. Drown thought win a day or two after the Ind Weevily hilted with the piens!. Mr. Prates thee Evades follows s—" lied I bad the but ides aim yes made the appeisteasot to meet me to-day at soft that yea did so far site purpose of ialagitim me I should Yoe bre,* semis of revolvers with Maud Om yes the armies et osse of theme "Yea way rot . 4. owe sea any end I 101 l yew Ilea yes lie." res lam to think that Meaaea yea ere the ports* of a begs home yeses& Welt sae with kapsaarls. lieoiseesoirdase—a di shot revolver pole yes sell se level. • eisrk - t• Mr. o•l6arlik solleiler, name Us- Aro* mar Gael, sod premed barbs smarumell prows& imp is Alwi MiS alphas Mr aim it Nis prisosse• shim. sod MOM ihs• • sulk am animi as o•Ssorr, sad • ITAITENINIPV JOITASIEri 2471865. • • espy served epee Mr. DOM, bei no tardier were taken, leering been stopped by the prisorat& re o serener to the primmer, the witness stated that the pri- OMR Ind :lows him a power of Micro, from the other ewe= of the need, b e that 'hewed him at tho same time that they might also to be plaistiffs in the action. The primer, having bees centime& to the meal way, wee piked whether he luid any thing Co say la mower to the charp, and he replied that be should plead not guilty to the charms, Mee of which wu for sending a latter threatealeg to sheet, and the other for detaancileg and *beauties mervey by me MOW. The primmer, however, said be should like to ask Mr. Brave a few gumlike', and hie request was seceded to, `mid Mt. &own stepped into the witness box. The Owner then proceeded to pat numerous quadrate to biro, which occupied some time, end the object of which was to show that Messrs. Batley end Worthington, of fffearglui, bad shattered the ship, and that instead of Buie/ and Worthkagto bat el the mots of Mann. Bailey and Co., of Fochow, it was vice urea. The prisoner pro duced in rapport of his object the cbarter.party, by which he sought to show e d's* the firm of which Mr. Bows was a partner were Indebted to him. Mr. Brown, however, in answer to his questicess, odd it ortaialy did appear by the ohms-party that Moore. Bailey and Worthiagion had chartered the vessel, and that Mee Beiley, by whom It was signed, were their agents la the matter ; but that was not so to reality; the auto hewing been made se in error, which was well known both to the primer sad his spat. It was Dot until Friday lag that he learnt that Moses. Wales and Grey • were indebted to the Osamu in • cry small sum. He understood from the primmer at hi ant interview that his claim was for a difference betimes 4s. Bd. sod 4s. the rate of exchange. The prisoner was then formally committed for trial. TRAMS'S. —-- • • • John Turner, a meat; ha m, of Peckham, was bronOt before Mr. Sells, =. ell with being drank and incapable of taking care of hi Simon Ralph, • polias.oonsiable, No. 244 K, elated that his found the primmer that morning in Oresemrest, Georp-is-thmlast. The primmer was lyiag on his beck in the snow, which wee fall* at the Mum Mr. Be lle—la Use mow ! That's soot. Ralph—Re was dead drunk. Mr. Belle—Yon are Seed 6w, Mr. Tamar. Primmer-01 don't do that, sir, I have bees robbed. Mr Relfe—Yen had a rod deal ist money left. Yon • have been caved by the polka You are the salvage of the wrack. Primmer—But I have beg already punished for my trans. Mr. MU— But not legitimately. I think the 6e. Mx on thanker& W a very proper me indeed, and I shall enforce it. Pay ba, Ys.. 7nrnar The prisoner paid the tax very reluctantly, and took his departure for Peckham. 7 - liiitif LAST zfrunirs GAZJITAL 'Num or lotientos aro roma M11T70177A115 70 BF °swan AT TIBI 0111701 0l 17111 OEM ILMIESAJI, 001111 OF ussiromor, larrpow.fronler.l sAiralturrt JEMMY ParrenAM, Buabsy, Hertfordshire, beerseTier, to =- render Feb. at IL RANO= Fmtoii llstdon,tMes,coachbaildscieb.6, at I. Gomm Wm; V lotorlrptek, fuer/ trimming neanalsettwor, Fab. 6, at 1. ZostAt BROM, LUMM.,Wapplas, hustlers broker, Feb. 6, at 1. Luc SIAM& Widteolispol.road, fruiterer, Feb. d, at It MAMMAS DMlni, York at., Westminster, builder, Feb. eat l a j. ?Moon Flair? , Bond -Bote, City, and Patti, colonial Feb. 0 at It AMMAR Nom et Ana'a-road, Bowdowtmon, uphoisterm o s Wei dealer, Fib 6, MM. Jona Autism Knorr, Symonds-inn, Chancery -lam Neb. lat 1L JulttlbMranst cairm, Iltidsmotesst, Coveutoardsn, watch maker, Yob. 6, at t Woutr Conan, Providence-pl., Aldgate,froft ssiesman,reb &a I. IMMIX Ream,, Wbeeleratreet, nitorediteh, eaststent to • liosabsti vitatutter, Feb. 6, at 1. J AMES FlAxlio, lloilydt. North. Balaton, Inicldayar, Feb. 6, et!. EDGAR W 'MKT, Hollinowortbaterst, Kolkaway, X Feb. 8, IA WlLLl carp AM LIZoN ARISTA MAL). Farewal. gagar hir k it holy orders. Feb. 8, at 11. Dann Arid Herne-osttags, Teinienville , stationer, Feb. t Witutn Irrsin,icroL Mat-knew ktanchestetkroad, =Maud block maker. Feb. 7, M 1. MAMIE STINSON, St. Peter's-road, Milemd, butcher, Feb. 7, at W LILLIE UANDSIL, UMW Dirtglif, .411110; farmer, Feb. 7, at L AUGUSTE'S COLLUIGILILOI„, Geormstreet. City, shinning agent, Fen. 7, at I. Jona DAVALL. LAWS& Iwytalt, ran, Feb. 7. at A . Imam MiiMisltstrest, Meemey, desist in htt.a clothes, MB. 6, nt Saar OUODWIII Weston Tor ill, Pucks, My dealer. Feb. 7, at 11. Jona 110MAK PAM, Yoatpstler-strost linamptou, boutmakor. Feb. 7, at 11. amnia woman' FMMWM, Kbredroad, Chelsea, wigs worker, FM. T, it 11. J• 1111 CAMS, _ Upper Holloway, pleaded* hemmer coverer, Feb. 7, st 11. APDIINW IMMISILAN DANN" LapaNstreet, Pimlico, commercial dark, Feb. 7, at IL WmLIAM D AN IeL LI, B ILL, e boot and shoe dealer, Feb.?. 12. RICHARD AN B Charimatreet, Kenaloglon, logniegman musical inarement seeker, Deb. 7, at 12. Jour MILMBALY, Nigh-street, 'llhoreditch, licensed tioreallar, Yeb. 7, at I. Jose Cincusoneit, Southend, gentleman, Feb. 7, at Y. JONATIIAM OLLIT. Leese Norwood, contractor, Feb. 13, at I. JOHN WILLIAM IMAM& Miltonatrest, Domeasquare, builder, Feb. 13, at Is Jona LOU= CRAPILAM, Craig's-court, Cituing-crose, commis sion agent, Feb. 13, at T. SAMI74 UMW 011oitoir Bunter-street, Bar' - woollen meraset, Feb.lB at 1. Huila Loofa 04142aa, Fortland.tea. son; Feb. IL at 1. AL/girD THOMAS HILL, Plerpont•row, lalington, hear/sac Feb. 13,a4 12. Gloss! Moira J1M203, Woothampton, Berkshire, pubikan. Feb. U. et 3 - 4Ang Aga NMVlP7amprtead-comosen. Leak widow,Fab.l3,M IL ArilnUt Mara= lioCalumer, Weis Clampelvitreet, Moho-square, accountapt, Feb. U at 1. Jliamies LA MT, Prfoas Riaborough, Buckinghamshire, hay dealer. Feb. 16, sr 1. JAmo Noose, Format St. Peter, Norfolk, baker, Feb. 12. at 2. WU.LIAN lmiWN. Oaldermeecest North, Chelrea, Teb.15,51 12. Raman, lteMe, Callarmism.read, baker, Feb. lb, ea IL Haar IMMILLMT TAYLOR, Gralarbaryidece, Lesaireth, salcitoem clerk, Fee. 16, at 3. JOHN Bur; Aererane. Brixton, manager of !dairy, Feb.l6,M2. Gloat' Jog, Ptough-cottage, itetherinthe, general dealer, Feb. It, st 11. /Mar WILLIAM WATSON, Osborne-terrace, Clapham-road, musi. clan, Feb. 12, at 12. HART CAPPS, Stratford, Use:, coot/actor, PM. 1177,, M IL ALrahr 804110412 g. Birmingham, late wine marchant,reb.l,st LE JAMAS lAMB. Cheadle, Staffordshire, teller, Feb. 11, at 12. Soma mina, Coventry, pacer. Feb- r, at IL ALFA= MUMS, Orsat Maker% Worteetenlaire, Ilverpstable keeper Feb. r, at IL Janes Komi, Brfaeol, seep menefeetorer. Feb. 3, at 11. JouabatramOreraTerd Devonsh.,bootmakee, ZA•WAADBiIIiD„ major la the eney,Feb.LatlL Warren rum Jun., Ueda, book-keeper, Feb. 6, at 11. Hilly NHAW, Heddereseld, cigar, uesler. Feb. 6, at H. ROWS JoHNSoI, Jun., Middlesborough, Yorkshire, iroanicagar, Feb. 6, ell. Parior CAlia, SMELL Forbear*, woollen merchant, Feb. 8, MIL Jamul MAPS; Mix and Belem, Liaoobsehire, coal der, Feb. 8, at 11. JOHN SealtseeLL, Stemmer, Lincolnshire. grocer . Feb. 8, at 12. EICIIAkD LANAI, Tette/0, Lincolnshire, grocer, Feb. 8, at 12. WILLIAM TriciltreOrt.Trenroere,Cbeahlre,boree dealer, Feb.6.st 1L lost!? Ronnie= IVA wenn, Liverpool, builder, Feb. 9, at 11. Tames Fimusa,Barrowralureena,lancash., grocer, Fets7A LT. RicHalD BankwrLy Preston, drew's, Neb. tt, at IL KASAI W smog, Nawcadle-upeu-True, aaadoraser, Feb. It, Ml2l. WILLIAM AUGUSTUS 1 . 12W1011, Newcsarlaupoa.Tyne, mobs Goner, Feb. 3, at It ;Marl HAZLET, Norton-in the-Moors, Staffordahlre, coma, Feb. 4, at 11. Ammo licenmar. Warrenton, Staffordalre. collier, Feb. 4. at 11. Games timinawooL florthiseols, Lancashire, Feb. 5, at e. Joan SLAM Bbadlield. warehouseman. Feb. 9, at I. Timmer liAwasrat. Slatfaeld, butcher, Feb. 9. at 1. dilll7lL DANSOW, Levenshulime, Lancashire, warehouseman, Feb. It. as 91. logical Carrint. Wear Gorton, Lancashire, butcher, Feb.ll, at 91. BAMIIILIIMwmiILMIIeike-ho-Moces,lnneinh, caster,F4.6,Mlo. warm KilOune, TadoeMer. Yorke blacksmith, Feb. 6. at 12. James Wady, Torquay, Devonshire, baildr, Feb. 6, at U. Jeers Ileerweas, Spennymeor, Durham, late poem, Feb. 7, at 111. dowARD KWIDIADINS, Manchester, commercial traveller, Feb. 3, at It Joust IMMO, Blackpool, Lancashire, assistaat to a butcher. Feb. 3. at 12. tt ittaan Sl.m W ran. noutliport, Ismesiels, plumber, Feb.!. at 12. THoMAA DuCia wail, Macula. Lancash., eagles tearer, Feb.tat It JACOB COBS., Manchester, dealer In cigars, Feb.; M U. 010BAZ Snag?, Forties, millwright, i eb. 4, at 11. Camara PlWlM,Horiand nether, Yortablrepainter, Feb. 7, at 1/ WTLLUN WOW, Michaelchura Riley, Berefordattire, farmer, Feb. S. at 10. Oileaus droner. Stokatipon-Trent, police constable, Feb.4,er U. WILLIAM Irma, Warebiey, Herefordshire, proviaron dealer, Feb. 2, at JOIMUA UAW, Thorngumbald. Yorkshire, farmer, Feb. 9, at 11 thumou CADMAI, Stenten•upon-Ifine•heath, Shropshire, termer, Feb. 3. at 11 MAIM W 11.0036. Cuckllngton, Boreenearh., tea dealer,Feb. Sat 11. roma Bala, 9R ileleafs. Laneashare, bookkeeper, Feb. 3, 4 U. Cmatill• BOoes. Booholier. shoemaker. Feb. L at IL Jean! Inateare, Saanln hill, Berkshire, beeches's-keeper. Feb. 7, at 11 AtaiANDAS FRAM, Thornaby, Yorksh.,quarryman, Feb. 3, 5511. Jam 011.241110031, West Derby, neer Liverpool, coal dealer, Feb. 6, at IL WILLIAM REMIT JAMS& Birmingham, journeyman Jew ever, Feb. 6, at 10. Clamor Cuta, Birmingham, hairdresser, Feb. 5, at 10. Thomas PMrtalartdr, New Bedford, hanaglaamehlre, trimmer, Feb. 8. et IL JAW Conga, Manchester, waste dealer, Feb 4, at 91. Gaoaos TILLBON, Is klngton, Lincolnele, miller, Feb. 7, et u. Miley Coerce. Bristol, builder, Jan. 31 at 12. Titcutal Gurrtan,jen , Brighton, builder, Feb. 6, at 11. Fazawelt itairrati, Mutton, Unoonialaire. dearer la game, Feb. 1, at IL BMIJAint Bitoom, Swilland, Suffolk, la. miner. Feb. 4, at 11. Marrilleer MX, !aurae/lb, Norfolk, cooper, Feb. 6, at 11. 0201101 0,11111, Kingstomupon-BuIL tailor, Feb. 4, at 11. LAST iwilitAnon. Feb. 16. T. B. Compere, Nuewich, cardboard maker-Feb.ll M. Anthony, Gutter-lank Chtapeide, and Manchester, oremeaer. eisi rrareller-Feb. 16. llerriott Ann Roberta. BlacktriatecoaL t a ra r- cret et rav h"' illia 4u"""e4 'SI T= manager to a trunk macaw:rarer -Feb. 9. N. Mon, Gerrard. street, Soho, assistant to a printer-Feb. 9. Mary Ann Bartlett and Amanda Bartlett, Great Cressingham. Norfolk, termse•- Feb. 9. IL H. Jacobs, Dover, tailor-Feb. 11 W. ?Baxter, Gm. ville.tensce, Peckham-rye, merchant's clerk-Feb. 16. W. Earls. wood, Hanoverstreet, Isbugtoe. warehouseman-Feb. It F. Ca/low, ma., Horton Old Tow o, cabinet maker-Feb. 16. J. IL Bond. Cambridge-villa, Csordeo-retreges. tar:ease-town-FA I 16. J. Willa, Little Guildford street, Seethwark. amble mem -Feb. 16. T. Gearing, North sad South Stoneham, Ha= farmer-Feb. 16. L. Akermann, Coventry-at square, manager of a coffee-scum-Feb. 17. G. =en, West Ham, Meer, builder-Feb. 17. J. Matthew; Belatriell Beat, Paddington, Job master-Feb. 17. J. Bosley, Jameeeireee t r, h fordesreet. eatlugouse keeper-Feb. 21. IL Y. Mouth-mews, Poi eaudialace, bone dealer-Feb. 2.7 V Lsk- Mane, Werpoleareet, New Cress-road, Derider-Feb. U. IL Mann, Watts looroad, cora chandler-Feb. 21. D. Teereser, ( plaoe. Bermondsey, publican -NB 14. W. Warm frv e rTorth.road, Honor, butcher-Feb. 21. C. Bekber, lawea mash, Luabeth, shopmen to a let maanatecturee-Feb. 14. J. hem; Ledbery•road, annesission tsaveller-Feb, 14. B. G. Coleman, Phil lane, Feachurekedreet, and Carew domterrace. Hampstead, law brolurz-Feb. 14. J. Parry, Chitin street. Old Lent-raid, stonemason - Feb , 14. G. Bobs" lam. manadth, poem - Feb.l4. E. T. Maw. White:bun* Oder& shire. Innkeeper-Feb. 16. O. Clay, AdemPacourk Ord lasea street, and liseepteacoert. bill bramr-Feb. It T. Illmen„ Jun., Cambridge, dealer la Macy goods-Feb. 16. W. Gravimend, bergeakaster-Feb. le. W. Scullard, dream cerpeuter-Feb. 17. 211sabeth Mary Flasman Bee sees, Norwich, baberdeaber -Feb. 17. 0. Bradford, Zebeebeessee, Brixton•road, beer retaller-Feb. 17. J. Lane, No= r lllllllde moo, commindon agent Feb. 17. T. W. Ethos, alMet cigggg agree', Lineolnalms, attorsey-Fele 17. R. UMW Georgalsne. Borolph-lane, stetioner-Fetrl7. B. C. mews, Peckham, watchmaker-Feb. 17. 0. L. Le (bee,= mtleri, Delaton. commercial cis. k-Feb. 17. Z. T. Me' Perk - pace, Clarence gale, Itigent's-perk, iron nisiehanS- Feb. i 7. F. Fletcher, Bermondsey- aware , forialtur• dealer- Fee. El. J. IL Leduc, Banneratreet, at. I.aloYa, cabinet maker -Feb. Li. G. L Duda, Prineem.termar, Bemeniressalt, ma. nape to a oessetes7 Masa-Feb. 21. B. Bouthey, St. George's. mews, Kilburn. cob proprietor-Barth 2. G. Barrett.W plumber- March 2. T. J. Turner and G. Terser, Dersetsblre, butchen-Yereb 2. J. C. lienley, Torquay, NareeM. shire, carpenter-Feb. 16. 8. Almond, J. Alm ond, and Glidersonie, Yorkshire, foanutsehmere-Feb. 16. C. Bidder-creek Llingkin, late victualler-Feb. 16. M Middle etch, Menhirs. Inapeetor a pates-Feb. 2. IL W.= Manchester, lines merchant-March 1. T. Lands, Aston, Oafordshire, general dealer-Feb. U. W. Ambler, UM& ' cheater, attorney-Feb. IS. J. Shaw, feat, arogitoniqmbill4. lock, Manchester, painter - Feb. 15. W. Walks, Marsairmbsr, fustian cater -Feb. U. J. Robbers, Rthalree, near tor, reasea-Feb. 14.1 I. T. Pubworth, Sheffield, builder-lab. 17. =i7ri malt 4 tonre.Moore. Lancashire, engineer-Feb.4. W. Ilmith. Oularkp. Yorkshire, sera b. 6. W. Casphem, Orley, Yolkaire, farmer-Feb. 6. F. Baedeker, Leyden. mmit Leeds, eisth mesa. lecture-Feb. e. I'. cuthru. Team. Yorkshire. tallm-Feb. 20. U. Biorthila jou.. Sr Neer% IrmalsA a r i e s timer. chant-Fa W. . 6. Pork, Grantham, pea, e. J. La.attillefato. oemiumberrs-Mrifth 9. T. B. Emma. Lower Upham, sear scrim* . liososed Feb. 18 G. Irma gob. 14. F. I "I"1 TiaglBll.o.9.lgre-Zeitb.chr4-. Shantou. A. teets, 13= Mate b. t. 1. Ca Drayeler. illufferdeltire, Issas, -Pah. $, C. of MBA mews mymill.-Peb. AIL J. C. W=t, Ilmadrine, lele at Date beerdempeJan, 112. 0 = brew, Caateeters7, Feb. IS P. labourer -Fah U. J. Iran Model ILK U. H. aublq, 1,46•1. 14. °4 r a irre illaI rc ia m, 11 = commeedeitimMem-Fsb. U. J. Bdwerds, BriateL maim, MitariliGurer-Teb. It. H. W. Olart _Bekitot; spilt liesker-•Feb. 12. B. Layer. lerferal, amler in 9. G. F. Croaky, Hulse. lesceelike. enk drm,l4. bt mart Collins. harbor*, Perabrek Prior. 80 3 "Avail& AWL/Am . It - • OUP duff, amatmatenr-Fele 31. Gamier Wright User, stone limos-Feb. 6. J. Tappeny, • butcher-44. U. D. Nesbitt, MObeat Walley. loom Beret Teter -Feb us«. Names, keelmaer trtn.W. at lg r ipp -- , Imre*, elk, an areal& • Hackney, commisale CHARGE OP LIBEL. At the Guildhall police-court yesterday, the Hoe. °apatite Jahn Oolboree, ei the dOth Rides, statireed at Alderthott (brother of the Earl of Settoa), appeared be. fan Mr. Alderman Lusk, is answer to a summons charging him with unlawfully end maliciously publishing a certain defamatory libel affecting the character and reputation of Mr. James Phis's@ Davis, solicitor, of No. lb, Clifford. strut, Bend-street. Mr. Gifford, instructed by Menem Humphreys and Mor es, &needed to prosecute ; and Mr. Sleigh, instructed by Mr. Lewin, lee. of Eit-plaes, conducted th e defence. The alleged , wee cootained in a pamphlet entitled " Mosey to any amount advanced at ors hear's police ; or, the umpires el London," sod the title-page went on to oats that it was "an exposf of the usurers of the me tropolis, and bow they sure their victims," by Apritentea. In ow passage of the wart, the writer, imeal of t h e way in which victims are ought in the nets of the mosey. lenders, says: "The clubs are fall et their prisoners, sad we brush against them at eury Westmed ball ; we sit pent them at every disuse perty. To be caevieced of the fact, I go be any oSos of the OM Jew solicitor. whose ' clients' names an runny displayed in a most conspicuous manner on large tile bores round the room ; go to the office of the polonium 'Arch Vampire' (a recut photo of this worthy represents him with horns. Bitten in a hot region), Piney Davis, off Boodetreet, fur instates, who has ruined no ler them 300 gentlemen of property, and 'evolved live scone el estates in inetrivable rain by kindly boding money to arry oe lawsuits, which have ended by both sides being well looted." In soother part the writer rye: "Teach the vulture to live as pais, the wolf on roots, but despair of =kin the fretemity - get their living hooastly: thet hellish fraternity take comnieel together." And a note retards' to the above mays :—"Thar same is hike; bat here an the sums of a few—Jour, Finny Devi' owl Brothius." ke. It us urged that the libel clearly referred to Mr. Phloem. Davie, as be has offices within thus doors of Bondetreet. The only knowledge Mr. Davis had of the defendant wet that at ow time he had transacted some besieges of a private nature for him, for which he made no charge, and had also lon him W i W. without interest, which t was alleged bad not bees Pod. Evidesos wan then gone into @bowie( that the defendant gad unused the ewes of ir.tolsorlooot sod of Mho!, In his negotiations with the publisher and the printer of the ipblet For the defence it was maintained that the pamphlet was directed against a clue, and net against an individual, and that it us published for the public buefit. Mr. Alderman Lusk committed the defendant for trial, but admitted him to bail, himself is 5001. and on surety of 2501. Mr. Sleigh applied that be Auld not be committed to the next Old Bailey emus; bat his application wee over. riled, and he wet told le apply to a Jodie if he vented the trial adjouroed. The bail was tendered and the defendant liberated. TRA7,IO ItZTURNa -- lift — Mar- SoK, TAY ILAILWATL ayes. arm abasadlas. WM. Nil Week ab e tcv c. B. . a a 4 Bombay, aad C.L 1262 1,272 482 1,962 2,011 2264 sadly; 11. Bait Indus 11062 14,91 e 14133 31,708 11,872 _ Meek 7. J lading as. . . 1882. 1698 .___ _ .. 8. ' Aust. dLamlesetto.3oB _ ____ Mouth Aust.ll33) 1190 TARS 177,836 34,980 10,07111 (Lombardo WA) Uses .!t Qtatrsl Italy— MI 1,916 1,976 3,693 3,411 . -. Week ending Jan._ M. Cork and Bandon Week ending Jan. 11. Cambrian .. _9l N 4 IM 1,1P_2. 1,4 (lest Laxantoarg tondos sad Biadtweil %Mt 9p 1,T26 I.EII llotrooolltoa North Lose= ExTagolithriatw Atha= PT • 111DICAL Male. At the Durham Croat, Pohlmann. on Saturday, Dr. Carpenter, • medical practitiouer, residing on Oiimitate Moor, Durham, was charged with having unlawfully egesulted Mary Lamb, wife of Archibald Lamb, as Tar day last. It appeared that Hrs. Lamb is • woman of 70 years cl age. and of seceetsto habits, but was not slows to be insane. The alarms deposed that Mr. Oaroester west to the house in the night in question is • state of intogiontion without being seat for, and putting oomplainent's arm round the pole of • bedstead, toed her wrists with his itendkerchlef, and left her in that patios far two hours. Halms released her by putties her arms over the top of the pole, and put her into bed with her arms still tied, telling her to lie there till morning. Her husband was preeest, sad the poor woman several times implored him sad other poems present to Meese her, but Mr. Carpenter said he would not allow . it, as be had authority from Leedom to do as he had dove. He afterwards infield her bade. Her arms, it was said, were blackened very much by this ill.treataient, and showed many marks of demo gads Mr. Oarpenta mid that was the way she would be Mesta whoa she did not behave herself. Presecutries son wee mot for, and he asked the father why he allowed his mother to be treated in that amass; sod he said he wee so confused that head not thaw what he was doing. He ordered Mr. Carpenter out of the house, bet be refused to go, saying he had aut ho rity frees Loudon. He then took Mr. Oarpooter by the eolYr mid sot him out of the booth Mr. Patrick contended that Mr. Caspenter had goes to the house se the request of cons. plainant's husband, that be bad dam this oak, with the view of urging complaisaat to more quiet sandal, sod that be bed set used the violas*, imputed to hiss. The Bench said they were eatieffed that a gram assault bad bees com mitted. and they would icalet the highest penalty—• floe of 51. Including code. or two months imprieonment.—Leeds Mercury. A case, in which the policy of the Ern acipation Ant and its practical effects were illustrated, wag dig. posed of on Woodsy by the Lord C'hasoallor and the Lord Justice of Appeal is Dahlia. It was the sae of "Sims o. Withal," which has bees for • coosiderable period the abject of litigates in the different equity courts. One Michael John Sims • butter merchant is Cork, be rorthsited by will in 1888 the sum of 5001. to the Rev. White and the Rev. Bartholomew Reseal, of St. Saviour's Roman catholic church, Dublin, for the edn °aloe and maintenenes of two prima of the Order of St, Doenhaiok, and also 5001, to • Roman catholic priest named Conway, belonging to • priory Is Cork. The matter having come before ideate, Brooke on charge and die charge, he held them bequests void, as ban contrary te the Wicy and apish a the Ramacipatioa Act, 10 Geo. IV., e. 7. The Master of the Roils amfirmed that deadon, bat held that the bequests for the Damidsth Friars indicated • aserhable thank the applisaine of which devolved on the Crows wan sly mescal or eg adiv asid from that deduce appeals were brought. Their now declared that the object el tho bequests weals pro • fund for she petr ol doing whid the assissipatios Act declared to be • fmisdemseaser, and presseasel them sell sad *id. irlvarlisessent.)—Hossoirres Pau are the Man effective sierisetti and therefore bet t er always smt total =Sl i t a e=ne than r e licte.retirlmite thee lass" rod dome the Age gram elth are mod sad three% intact the 11 4 r. eh pwa t kneed by burndene sedentary or eIW awes. They bars named the madded to alter every ether mesa. had tallith While they are yarttylig they are strengthen ing, erldle reselnlisd Obey are isensaisa_ riserees lad 11111/Cd&T SiThem pares set excite sar Moat &once la the hay tio,' are dpeelslty inited be the wend and resbie. whose done any he irrantnoly Wooed by mere powerfal saasiceass, MINIMUM Jet IL 1106l11111iraliat, usenessam'“ - , • Jon. la. YawAAiipp 8600A6 sad NAM LOMAX, End, Lncnldns marlolleinssrs. lea. 16. NATIIM.II[I. 11• 11 8 1,111 . Bristol, oilmanat k u nt JOINT STOCK. OOMPANIIII ACT& BMW Onarnitat BUM) Alit nor* OfniPtin pa . areamopsn, ASS DIVOSTOST, Mt IS, at lti, , seam, Plymouth—audit. p=42,488 of pulping. RAMP SW% and MASI muworilt. Slam Het nal" Sirminghi6l marebants—ist dividend at le. lid ., any T i ned , . I. NAM aIIWITOPH/S1 SIMI teepssele • arirehrit—lst dividend of k Id., ank llimiadhein. auTer reb._l , 4. o .ll. 1 1/adpoy „ j. Nuniu. WM, l66. W. In 11konrietih.1, 11as don-r tawastoek., O'er` —il lk -' us, saddler—Nana L 2. Ik_ ..... Avow. drAtAirralia. -- ‘ 7. Stamford, 411 priVo— W. sh, isb victualler—Feb. 16. W. R. r-•„ CI % nsetster —lib. S. P. WWI .& A Campland, l =a, j... iritawA 2601111, Itadmilina. bins dad WI". . ali ngliernire i r inskers—feb. • victualler—Feb.l6. .•. Feb. H. W. Everett, h. . 11. T. V. Loversas, irea. Vela la. N. Samna r - Feb. I& B Bibissrds, Neebos, Norfolk, & 7. 1, Wren, Bosnam. bookmaker. WITH likaalill DIIIOLI H. ladabin and & J 00" UM100( 4.........._ 10111mr5-1 Tate, and J. Davison turas so far as regarderravison (deoessili ;I) . I Birks. dalftenvader-Lyns. cotton td, 1 J. Tayfer, Orsobind Wore and Haddetsteld, i =rDrowns end F. C. 1811ine, apes of a idles' seacol-11. Clubs Ip . Darbea .14, . foN:Lbandsi d = 4 lll . atsaufactarent—T. Harr art I.Ma y : id Loodon : strest, Cratc grogs—L migi, oll66lt asi ii&W666llre z. wmut rs, 66 . I.- 1•1111, Watokaidlndsiiiren—& Collins, 1. Hidastas. J. Clarksoo, W. ColUnossi, kiddie, Choddertoe, Lancsabire_, conies. J. Wane, W. Johnson, &W A.: , W. Webb and W. Lowy, Stockport, drapers— E. Hyman, Be dSs,, nest HlNSWiladd. drab as/ for vaschinery. Willson end T. Wilionyhy, tress irkton—R. & inanns and A. J. Thom sadJohnodrask Fitmryonosrit, onsien— kiss, Madam hookseUme--J. Sigtey mad 1 Clisoltin. wive—N. rimatlwood and . borne, aesiordddre. and IllralnOam, I.—Am Taylor, W. Taller, so) O. Tarim. • far as tear& B. Taylor—, ="ffin se dJ.I. Harty. Wood-eine. MY. vllleidisa. C. IL lisiiew and C. 2467, rorunanearou, pat.". Widen—W. and W. Cass, Cowed& ciao dockers of inedicins. worm tapplennion AIMS= Dolly, Cilmow, spilt merriaat, Jt la ai l Crow Hotel, firesper. Oaawrtna On (droned), Brodda, lan. IS, at Ss Omsk Mar ttel. Breeidn. ram Came, Oludow, oaminiedce allot, fhb Id b Faculty Bail, Glasgow. MARKETS. coTrox—Lzvaroot, Jar. 24.—Ws hors steady markal without ohsap is prima air t e e 00_00 balm, lastudlug 2,000 tar sposistle Allllllllllll. 211 d. to Yid. • 10 Itanalark Maoist sod 135kta,238 ; 400 liaptias, 24‘di k sui floryras. 1114.;5,100 Burst, 9f41. to 19441. to to 17. d.; Ilings I to lb& ; ,Topa, 16d. to 16id. -- - COTTON GOOD& —ldaticuarroo, JAIL 24 .—*l j sofa a very quiet market to Deport. This km lahm* mars saltier ley inapries. The toss of the Lira* mai mutest yesterday ewe:waged a haps that a Ueda' sm meat right be expected here to-day, bat. Wised rl ilsee market, the diem of eldpplug paw my that, sot" sae is espy change, filmy ere worse, sad that le dal sh lower prier would have to be submitted to. la tua hi yarns them is very little change sloes Friday. The I beim • steady ree., so far se prime are 11141011, Rimy buyers are timid sad %tisanes to operate. m thst almee little basiams hoe bees doss ID the cloth NNW Se has bees 'metal diemppointaisot ammo assail= There was a prwral impressios that we timid isie li as improved state at Wars to-day, oalog is he telepems from Indio, but those who laid ma Mir have been domed to disappointment. Bo fir Ina s inaprovemeat having been empseiencod than his ray bees raj beams, pmediemble at all at list web's fill There have been mane *Weise, bat law INA at a saes es have hese merle have been all nay heat bi l TM pried* baler appear to hays kept shoat out of the owlet. Is 38-haah shirtimp miles he r some abatecomit is their a motations dais /AIL esib., 91b. Bos., int... and 1216., bring gastai a lt , lower. _mad 71b.. SM , sea 10th bele& N. Ana= i teeth shkettop are she O. simespor ,• gib. Win& id* 17 squire, quoted leg Tuesday at 10s. N., mss illad r day at 20e. The bensaelloas, book in yam sad &kb been unimportant. WOOLLEN CLOTH. Lame, JANUARY IL —lie has sot been a larp attandance at ths died -Sala morning, and the brander of goods has t :lntsit average amount. A few prods of spring gosh is • of light meltooe, tweeds, sod mating% limited amber of hairnets, have changed balk; t traumatic:ea hare sot bean to soy peat pleat. Pine tally Raintained. MANUFACTURES. HODDZILS7IW,D, Ju. 31.4 market has worm • rather better appearance tedm burin hawing Weeded both from Loudon end Of 1 Bomm moderate pagoda of light-coloured famf and bleak and Meal dawildne ham been made up, mere inquiry alter low good' for shipping. T6l win bode= durlog the week ham been quiet, exceldspb trannotirme in woollen and Bedford cords. WOOLEL—Humarssens.w, JAN. 94.—Ths and hi has base rather Eat Woos the you coenseessd sp writ • few days back, when a few important tnessolkw Owe, awl to-dry more *dries lases bsee sae Ia pi stapled eolosials. Prises of all dwerlptioes Nosh ha 0011.27.—80t.r, Jaw. 24.—eft to-day's awl* I: = y cd !apish whoa, which sails slowly at Yee 's onsrosoy. Forsiga reglected and railer Mw Barley moves off freely at the redaction Dotal de il 6 week, sad • good busman doiog m stoat Dona 115 per 32 stomas. Beans slow. Pew nealnwed. Oas st port tally late earroacy. Foreign arrivals far the out —Waste, 1,371; barley, 14,358 ; owe, 735 ; tr 2.439 ; pas. 580 ; Ursa. 1,249 qrs. LUDS. JAL 24.—The &mod to wheat asZ lamest ot the @apply. bat Friday's rotas are ad Bark, without altoration is value. Beam sad ale sale. Other artieles as before. Liar. Jai. 24.—dt ear market twig di 14 1Pli wheat was opts small, the &mail was alai* II water lost Taseday's ratarataßailey, both mall samagisn . foll„y waletaieed list week's li Ntrl cats mew wieltand. Fir impend 4• 146 tie power :—Whowl. whits, war, albs. to Imp. bait. 43a to 45e. ; date, red, alba to ale. to 38‘ ; ea% rid. old. 62/ke. to 113liai ii lt Welsh boot Olowndier sseitiag. albs. to 11 &tie, nos Cheva li er ditto. 541bs. to I. aft oda, alba. to 421ba., 225. to 28s. beet 41 aim to sath...„ 46. . to 420. ; ditto, se% 01 Itilha, as. to az& Natroaarla•oa.Trila, eiessaabbt. Thom ins pee pow& widish will prows r oar market this owning we - fora the eccootry, and cork the trade ruled dr ag e l i,te `ad to Iwo old Dude* two y awailieg 47e.. and UN Pop, lively. Floor mash as Wars. little varlatica to soft. BIRTHS, MARRIA% 11011SCASTLL-Sansory of 2. Rom=SIG, lag., of b. JAQV - Jimoiry a th bol I. W . . w^ el. LZIG h IL Ja -Jaarity hi, a da =x-pfaohlk C. A. lAA. MR.. of soca. TATLOI.-Jorowy hg. a s r TA TI ILVIL-Jon•ery, fh. r Toler, of • on. W21221.W.-.lorion u.. Um Q. MAIM, of • son. KARL ALLIIII-18121111.-loarowy fl, the ',v.& W. lomat, W. Aliso, Livorml. Is ladle Sophia - of ilor, hltalli-4111.1 1 4=1 11 .• = r a tio How sad 1. , MOW, Lc, of lltodbodos DONALDSON -TINIEL•111.- Wisdom 127 flis Wrc A.' Leas Elea, dasittioor • Oicis.-Jesaams ri. fkaimilmb• Cueboevell. ail 06. /1171.41011.-Jameoft M. at '►. am mo of ri t.ho I ._:i n s„ . C. seil m Wos. Cloelotio 'IMBRIUM N __ InliCradTANHOPlL—Jalleati • 11 . 11. .. - 1;;;41110 1--- & law linaitred, ibs iriastiat at lb. Mr. C. WA" 11 W IL -4baiimh 14 A uppr icas ibiatmer... too . at St . wits r i Ve 1 b .................... ......r0 0 the Kr. W.111bW000. 11 11 .1757 _, ------------------ji Maid aa4 Poldigked, li, Wnitill IMO WAS, • I honliardminot hi ihs Clhf of Lag" rT r io• 011ios. la tamiliroolb. la Se Pisobroi if WIIMMIK, adlniMit Si. WA MULLED. dissiam. muft i& . tL LONA X , Tatha m' 1 4 . 1 txl, oU manntsetakt LYLES ACM. St PaIVAIII olk. I*, at 1 Yty, 93, 671 nitizennw. PE near, II erege,j , Id., any natant .7. - is plate). lienape , 231 and Thursday, DE. ral ea. Keanlolyk...* ° let " W. Oak 14.. 1. O. tal k .6 1. T. Wail and I. ya- -7.:.N . C. tl ▪V. IL w/law. wow . 14111 441, harta daderwlik. 7.W L re— fob. 10. C. lark,k / Meb. Ever IA J. Wait IL" ettallk , pia abrane ▪ abeeadidd.47 . . ker. DISSOLVED. 1 JOIN 3-7. Odd 3 'Olacared)— addasers—S. Eaddiesteld, Itedikk: C. Illhase, cci—E. Cuba L i tt dblen—S. 12k0dda,.3. 3 1 , &akin= ▪ Earekes, 1. IY. ad reek ern . 1 1 / 4 . sad elebdot a i iit s, te fer IS Mai , ark, Pardvalakmak $34 Kira, a J J. 3 nion. WA 4 , Mam. Tarrak, =io by. • tea, sal Port, drerll--W. bald ad, drip lel rearm, ' tit Thaw, alleasa—Lßaap t 74 • Iglay sad A. 136 and P. S. jr 6 kak. vielmikaProit B CI6—J. G. ilide d oink COG pa rap ineaur. ussaakrea, . w. cow. cows.blidllii SITIATIONE. rif rlt merthast. ;IL ]Ok al " Pa 3 e. Jaa. 11, id lia Ono% pan _JAW. 94.—Tbe wearier taiih MI cowering ri Iry rpm • eerwierable So the omit* r we tad a seaurat. tarifa vie pethlag adobe toe II tow, die bagasse Wag alb • t o hoe rake old MO R iad • a rep, de. Id. per 5041bn OP Weis. Is ether arthio of kis I UAGSS, AND DEATHS r =s BIRTHS. at Albett•road, Nubia& SO of a daughter. Laasdonsrvtdaa. Stociand 318▪ •88.41ardena, H7de.pek.llo at dpriervoye,w.. be 80 1 I Y Tippet BarkideraleolO ba 4 6 at Deomohlrealreet , ea. [ARMORS. ratty 11, 8$ it. Anent" IMO ‘W. Alias, Saq.,el Oda Dowd* diatakift of W. at at. MD. d Rev. IL Dda. . Ilanalya • T. I RN Nary Isen. ea , es Irk Staffordshire. 3..—Jsavar7 It, at Hob • . Ward. W. L DoosiaB o .. B, !el 11.8 late Captain ewer, DIATHS. Neasek the net el %r. J. GO ...mat at Nowa lisioN aelo r a wil e at g, w.,:kzr=ri.- -4414 F' ~. 11711 Fal _ll_, 817:11 1