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that be could prove to Isioj d prdship's 'amiantus the verdict of the Jury ' s's quite -muster. The Loan CmAricatxost then read the notes of the trial. The SOLICITOR GeNZRAL, Mr. Sergeant BOURQUE% Mr.. Houma, and Mr. TauLova, were then heard. It, appeared from the statement of Counsel,' that in aft!!, ' one . Brainley,who was an agent and bill broker, applied to Mr.Aleedo, a Spanish merchant, for aad obtained the discount of bills on behalf of the firm of Wagstaff and Co. to a very large amount. At the tatter end of the same year, Akedo also discounted for Watt"; at large amount, without the intervention •ef - - Itir 10'23 Wagstaff' failed, when; it appeered :sus oi' 4000 i. was due to Alma° for bills dose by-Mecum of, Oramley, aad 10,0001. done by Wagstaff' on their -Olin. account. A tains , dividend - was paid upon the estate, and no intact account come to by Alcedo. In the same. year 080) an offer war made by Brandey to Akedo for discounts, on wltieh * the account should be settled, aid the issterest paid meekly. By means of these dis. emote Braustey was to discharge that debt which he, feh bead in honour to pay to Akedo, and by a private arrangement it was settled that five per cent. should be paid for the regular discounts, and a further sum of I& per •eem.io part of the debt-doe from Messrs. Wagstaff.; This was tarried on daring 1924, when oat of the ! , 10008ba sum of 7,800. had been•paid off. Theetues• tinowssy wisethor this was usury? . . 'DSC LOUD CHASOSLUIL asked, whether a ease -sints.; Jar had not been pied yesterday in the King's Bench ? He had seen a report in-a newspaper. The diotscrroa GINIMAL replied that it had. The,imat" Classes/rico* wished to know whether, upon thati trial, the! Lord Chief Justice of the Court or King?" Bebeh had not been of opisSion that the t - titan between the partienwriollmlut 314„bild-not able? 08111litAt. said, innififfinterden had so considered it. The LOAD CHAIIICILI4III • said, thenln S opinion his Lordship had dillbred•ftrins the Chief Jisidee of the Common Pleas. .TheSollolllll-GittilltAL admitted this, and erged that •there wew reasons why a Mw trial aught tole granted. Mr. Sergeant Wtt.ne tnade a leteepeeeh in soppott of the verdict, which be said bad lama pronounced by' the jury upon hearing the weole of the evidence. QIIARLIN Wannaam.i. was beard en the same side, and was followed *orbit. , HIALD and Mr. Silo nit*. The argstatent was -not - finished et the rising of the Coon. L'S COURT.. Nev._l7. • .• %FY.. ..... ••••-• - As seem as the Vica- Cue Noway took his ...seat, be j obsetved that he had rearived.a •lettet trona niter roc the fraurt, residing at Wei/ingerso, 'in 6Dilifinoshin4; aid elk° ;appeared toile the. doirrodartt UMW I p 4134 isg. The Ws& object of this, laser seemed te be i ;be aseveyeace to his, ( I thetViorGbensallor). of solar very .strong and serious hapasadons apes the charm. PT 4* the plaintiff in the same lake Hesbealsl not at tempt to aspress the &pleasure ba felt at having , been or/sirevred in such a way, and should comma himself with heading over the letter to the agent of the pleas. tiff, Arlajoh be thought would be the best , saw °Coke poalis pi it. - =444111 WPC& ut Its nenhui ancnrwaas MID CO. The facts of this,uase, which came on apana . banks r•pt petition, had been: dated on either side r .and the solo object of the parties, as to obtain the opinionof the Croon on the matter. in dispute between them. The petitioner: was a •sterchaat.at. Oporto..wbo had for soma time been in the habit of employing the bankrupts, Messrs. Butler brethers,ws -his • assail in this cottony. On one *cadets he employed them in that capacity. to purchase for bias..a cargo of iron, when .thuswarbet price of that metal should*, at a certain.ssun per son; ' mod. iss the very .same letter which casstaioed.tbis cam. reiseion, the petitioner had enclosed bills to the emon* of .7CW-with which, when the purchase of the iron *old be,rnade, he disoctedlisem to '• do the needful to I biliCieditt .Messrs.l3utler brothers, indinttbewatelve unableto make the pourchawastba petitionerhaddiremed. piece to him lai that. effect, and at the sasarrAbee.in• forasedlhins that tbey would hold the **der - blamer. Snort 'afterwards a commistion of benktoottYlvww - intbod winst Mews. Butler hatcher., and the emission •of tk,bankrupt taking possession of -these bills, sod cow sidoring them as stately forming apart of the general dealing between the petitioner aqd the bankrupts in their capacity of agent, and u being, consequently, in the order and disposition of ,thrbMatrupts refusedtto morn the bills to the . petitioner *ben et plied safer that purpose. They bad persevered in this •rafusal, aotorithstanding the fact that the petitioner was in -no way indebted-to the bankrupts; • and thattlityibad nei. thee been discoanted by the bankrupts, or applied by them to, the use and -purpose for which 4hophad.liesa iniesfied by the petitioner. . idr.. Pima caves .negnett tat same lesagth knives. of die petition,orid4be tight of lie petitioner SO/We the bills returned him. '%be Learned 'Camel ma tended. that all the circumstances connected with the transaction, and pattieularly the meaaistkable words of the bankrupts, " that they ,stipuld degatd the hills . for ;boo petitioner," made Al* case ,perfectly analogous with pet of d;ie Lceds.Bank, 4;54 hint been decided -Ay, Lord Sidon. In that case, his Lordshipludnot only, laid it, tloeta that ibills•PLr-ed 1).7 &Collett,' fbAnkfr in ,qirds 0 . 24.13000.1)4iittr were pot only reclaipsa t ti] disfoorsted -for OP, . but the Ati,Press PutPo 6, Igo vr Mb the poser ef.discoentirlt was gi eel, !but.he W I snid !farther, tthat .n*3 wide dive Axisuil a general PweY o.oibccelltialis a 1 •AltYPlNt.theclaillas.4 l agency. was to be cortsiderecras reclaimable, and'as the property of those who had Made' the chlopticfor apreific purposes. Attar citing -other cases; the Plwarned iCoansel said the felt confident thatwith these authorities in •tavour-cit the petition, the Court would order • the bills•tohe te sta...A to the petitioner. Mr. Hoes, Go the side, assured the Court, thsr is reiisdng the claim of the • petitioner .the assignee. wise •Acisintd -by Att) Other Motive •thte -a -coesciehnout killing; that the kw aespeetivig trossitictions of this naJ ppe ja.tkied them in -applying •the . bills to the liquida tion of ibegeoetal demands on the estate -of thelsank. mists. There was a general :tithing agency account bemires . the petitiorstr and the bankrupts, and -this . . ---cion•ler the purchase el' iron was d part of theitl general transactions, and not an affair either in" itd distinct or to be aeliarited'bf my pttionfited -diainciost horn tete lataiattat la general-which was tr antantett• nitiestiths palms. - ate beamed •Coonsel coatendeJ IMO itiic out thimodly cropte vie4r4 the vase an d• that whas, costlier:44 itt :this light, the'teuthorities eited'•lty !hid • - mot bear epos' the point -befog the -Om Woe Otmecithatonliald - he would 'asinine cape.• faltilalt•iht aelthetitiselenkthen communkatehis opi stiergeat ibilvaao 11,11 a ith it talkiest. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, .leaseteriasa..vim. at. Court. 714tRiP1e.4 , 4a , *341P1 06 4a 1 4itoritees ball, tiled at 016 k Assizes. At the trial a verdict was found for the pliiiiddr for 231; 16s. vrithieave to "the defendant . setuestehitheit en a point reserved for thqudgenast el diarAmeh It appoteed that the plaiatiff bad been 'clause& by eh! defendant to bring two actions for him as the assign. of an insolvent. The retainer and work done WOO a l regularly pstoted,as also the fact of the plain , iffs haw ing delivered io . two bills, signed with his name,. month previously to the commeneensent of the actima i one bill ersonweatieg all the charges, item brit...int the first cense. .and the other stating the amount of she same charges collectively in the second, but without+, giving the keens. The plainaiffs clerk, on his crow; esatnination r odmitted that he did not knew that • therel bad been.any inertias .of the creditors of the insolvent to : enalde the defendant to go-oa with the. actionswhieh be bad aonsmenced. as awignee.on,behalf of the insol vent, end that be bad looked. through the bills and could not find any charge made in them for calling stenli a meeting. Two objections were taken by'. the rdsdando, ant's Counsel for the action at thetrial t. the Ara •ints, chat the bill in the latter cause sot having ,IseforideN Abreved in to the-defendant by shop/midriff, conforsnablyj to the nauseous incapable of:being taaed ? and terio,..] Mared-on ; and the second, thetas it isasenaetedby lit of! Guo..IV. cap.-119, sec. 11. diets° action: earlaw could: bet tended beyond mesne prtues• by, the assignee ,of us; insoltreat without the consent of the major. part 4L.ltiu i, creditors,. and of the Commissioners of the liasolopitit' Court, and as this action .was brought to recover the , costs ,of pi esecutins two actions beyond thil point inentibeed in the above-named act, without the necessary leave having been obtained, it could moubei supported, the attorney having been guilty of colpahle' .negligeate: The Learned . Judge over-ruled botheikkee- 1 titles:And gi. vesdict , as we Ismer° stated; was r'etnened l for the-plaintiff...oas former day Mr.-Pollock uhtained: a tale to show clause for the defendant, and toeday Mr. Sergeant, Jones .appeared -in support of the indict for, • ,Al i tlertraat ,Jonas was proceetfing tongue the fillet abjection, *ben be was desired by Mr., Pottooc, to esofins himself to the latter, as that was the poist •ou which be: principally relied. He ,argued that, as it hod been held in two cases derided in the Comma heesathat beisteen she assignee and the debtor of anis& savant, it hems not competent for the debtor an call upis the assignee at Nisi Prius to. prove his authority bed die erediurts. led the commissioners of i she Insolvent Court to bring the action. It was nes initairable at AisitPrius ia-an action between the assignee and the' *Mae y i whoa he bad 4 niployed, , arbetbee be bad ob. talhadd• for him that consult. The defendant in such as oatioostras bound to poee the negligence if . the atsor.l udyrtlimninivelv, an& *et so Ahrow upon the attorney] thaustereotabowing tha tilithad pot beau guilty of Des& rut. lit ,4 :lloatelicsi.Julkessa." 2 Canringten matt yaw Is, it bed. beenreekl thatnn.atscreaavows net . to bras -isis-isdl on aoctenatoef .alt .error which had not wises; frown want of, astition,Abough it twastidenitted that for costehrought on, his client by his ioadveruste, letuotthl sloe meow . . Lord TEDITISMILII-orl3y his illialfellelllCß, , Ilistbet Jones. Is not that the casehere?- _ Mr. Sergeasst.4anos I canseqdat4 Ant ju was not ; and in conclusion referred to Ai case of " Templer v. bl'ltsgblan,".2 N. 8..19.6./ialiNcib k badelseen held graknegligence ;the .coad Oct, 44Aasanse.cois14 get itS /filial be ifet e4).as defeeee:44le.eaieePihi*amera gey's The doclikd eOliqg Alr.X.llack reply. . „Lord Tearraltaltackliaeled his ie4gles!eL It WAS a taitirint ted .with . caution c th a e uti b oo usines d s ao 9f r il at . twisty alsonlsi milere sn my was .employed p conduct l'er- the assignee of an insolvent, it was, in his .11*pin 4sls odes du tf.to inform his client of: the Pialeiltstac es et his,proceeding ,ia that siction if be bedew( eats on, cjierity of .the .major ,part .qf tits .croditess gad .of tale .Insolvent • Court to -proiscao it; aid Unmake m seeefe. tbOt if .he . Pot .obtain ,Osia ;Ay, he lags, pay the .costs ;of , it oat of his lowa farads. t aw' not nett ,411,13Q/a , of LIP:4IIOWe WOW 13 1 Ms AtiPS , Fop to oftCftion,is,.wbtcther,e•lrM shit attorney has not given his - client dsislaforeantion, erni when be sues his client „fnr.kbe,,ccots of an action, pro secuted without the. nicnsoryautlirwity, the attorney is to show that he dis§haittd,hleffuti affirmatively, or, the defewsleat , is.to.shawthat.ha did stt? Alle, was of opiaion that •the outman, even .for , Isit ewe interiet 4 should , pttre the afOringOolgere he • was entitled .1 Maas( -Pittlistalraltad Mr. Palaces rate • Wus4 beinicwaleelete. Mr. Justice Bps:4e* said .tbat If dat plainttf .44 **nail f9r.tba Afsfeadttist Ibe.4o4lent, Qt . • the,ocedittora, of ahalaseleent, ,and:the approbation of ,the boolvaart Ceorteebe.dyfeedint •weeld have :been , melded 10-havi irsed s ciat o!,the insolrent:sAtate. : 00 _d.lhpt consent; owing tp,thouseljgence of is s ifiAlatinnef *nab) , not i getting it, the plaintiff had deprived 'his cikat of alse means of getting -any reiroi, bursement for •his costs. The plaintiff otujist .not: therefore, tc k beentitlect regov cr.—Rale ninslanlssolNe4 Theand t rose. st two olclock, their • Lordships went to the Exchequer Chamber to meet the other Julges. COURT OF COMMON PLOP, Wernaxerss, Nov. 17. his costs SITTINGS iX *ANDO. .ANJIOTT O. seattourtow. Mt. Sergeant MiIaRVIITHIA oppligl-toTthe Court to postpone Ate trial .f this .case, until .the sittings after ' nest +Easter Tait. The action. was -to rem,* : the ea of a. quantity of ale which . had been espotted to the' Oast 'lndies. The ground urin .which • lite minlinati9o7 was.ussde was that the cotromissinsiassed!for• the 01114 mination of several witnesses at Cnlcutta , hed-not yetl been executed. hla SeFgeant Tassv,said VIO•0901011.0eAt 'O4 the cause would be attesded withseut ineastrenienee to the plaintiff, so it.would he dwellings' of keeping him fora wary iletig time ou t of .t he stoney. After .sorarfurther argument between the gnome; the ,Court desided to grant .the aplijinatioa. No* ,the, condition tbot the defendant should now pay,oxer Alta amount claimed to the piaintilif, ooderseking Ite 4 b. Prothonotary to return it in case oil nonsuit or of a' verdict being given againsthim. 'To this.artatigetnent the'Cpuniel eavented. aramnaroon 4 aora I.IIIIZ,VNE RAILWAY . COWAIMIN, mate. 'Mr. Serjeant BWIPAg attained a rule to show 400 . se ,vihy the plaintiffs in this. case should notgive security: Ifor costs; on' precisely the male groan& as those on i ,which . a role was obtained 'in an action by tbe.sarp e i .reported a feat days since, 'The court rose at 12 dclooki in cOntegilgnitug ILordships being engaged at this hour to go tato, !bzeheqaer Chamber. .OOllWF.O.F ICING'S SINCIJ, Oraw, Nov. 15. 4;P1 1 • 1 1 1 $ 0, AT '!Ha 1910111POURIoif OR AIICIRDIM3OIII It~MQlrs R• 11/04141 Mr. BERRTITT appeared this day to shear cause wit* a conditional order for an attachment obtained against the prosecutor in this case last Tern. ceder had been obtained upon the agtdavit•of Mr. N. Cornyn, to beim los the defendant; which *abed that oa, the, 17th of May I tst, a conditioaal order for a criminal informs- slop, at the snit of the prevenient. bad bees abide ab solute, by this Court against the defend4at ; that an the following 21st of May a nsettiiig of theTriends of Arch &rattan Tiench, was held inglitellinaslee. and that resolu dons were then passed reflecting upon the proceedings of the Court, and that both the resolutions and reply were published in the Dublin ['fivers. The affidavit Nutter stated, that these resolutions were signed by . Major Freer, the Obaiossisn, against *bons a con di- - - tional order for an attachment was also granted, and that the reply bore the signature of Archdeacon : Trench; .and, the &pant hobo, wore, that he .belieted socb fablicatiea was intended and actually -did prejudice the public-mind against the 'defendant;' Eneas ]*Don nell. in Alkfrasecutiss ,pendiss is ibis Court. Mr. Bennett read Abet tetctlatiana and gel4l, . sad coutesded that such .was • not . their •isstaation or • *feet ; *bar themeeting wasoserely held • by. the • friends of Arch deatonTiench, foe the purpose df counteracting the haVelleiant. cast ;you die character of 4 4 ,4, 1 0 ; e5 /0N in the report of the speech Amide in the Corot of Eimer Bench, when she conditional order was made elssolate. which report had been given at treat length in one of the Dublin papers, and distributed throughout' Bailin*. sine,-,and ,sent • grasaisoualy• demurs she .to Archdeacon Trench and several of his Z=:. rita The - counsel proceeded to read the affidavits of the Arch deacon nad eshers,xleposing, to the factabe bad. stated, -and argued at much length that this candid sot come r atiOin those in which dais Coutt••woold interkre. He cited the cases of " the King t. " the-King' v. Clement," and several others, and. Daunted out the &tern/ticks bowers them and Ibis .tae. The Cotirt adjounsed the further ittaring adb Friday, when • Mr. •Nerth is •40 • follow for Meyor•Fteer, sad Messrs. Shiel and O'Connell are to be head in Nippon of the attachment. The case has excited great interest ,thmoghout.iveland tcnevally. The trial of 41r..bisisonnell, fur she •alleged libel on Archdeacon Trench, it 6sed for the-30th instant. • • POLICE INTELLIGENCE. _ . MA' A... an, panted Bed was placed at the lac so4er tie tallestioi eiratiestances :—Tie primmer, woe time age„. diergaed,oteavarai ankles of plate as aid silver (cesig of gravy and obis wow), et 'jeerers's shop,. 04, Apia calki with a mikes miter be As hunt Pii_cP!te• Euipitian .was etrited at the- eirawastastawt No 'Oat putty erased,. sad some et the ankles aftwootatilyikte Pion The waiter. was nqhmisail ass i 'iM the atm at Ek rt . + • Farb[ Welker Stliabargb. Messier arts theretere.ap- • , and s quantity of other snicks at "late found is hit tft• • A report, of Wesel:11°01os at tie POEse was, the - Nerimprets at the time, which hash* oohed • went catustiletattiess.were recehred la. ' eirltiaam• For Mes,• be which some isticke were itilsreWg , been mead, ;stoke the beisithoterboed Pt Ritt= whisk description witiwerect to stow dthe ankles Meebtessie, an Into - .lldisbarsh,- ewer to town to Oa =et scriloseked y bat -a ilffiesity emir is the .as witetever widows had- been takes agalsotte lli P rowbiro amid -oat be wheiteed as.p.dol relator-at bit Mal ire Hod is• the jewalinrwilw had. - Wit WI- paid tell elloutielo to the,prietteer, sdikhissaaid require to -be wilds trial, he iria. istb•110140111 to out the artkler t u t/ kb poseenianowithin barsktribleilessat meowed to fin. • Maki am& eased, alto beihsilowilathues• to tab* the /tees with Mit; eta thee it•snwouldleSetist• by. dothederthoellE "el it.stesikosif bottoefentr tee him (lEstheenle) te Owl • . f I=ilavos , mid, that heti the trial ease as. is•lg dilidaselhe•aosid do ...void be so soloston she feardbr to • sehli:the asildos • ts •Vitun •ae a ideates ; • bit be wit liat attestseado themes disekeisle, to be-cartiedi he Etiodild. - 4essestat ietwite **Jeweller. slat he Simisid tati klealteastaieveskse r she - 'Missy est kakis ships with d i *else ro aele' • is the seashimatbssione. slaw* eke bawls ot Ole PoliertifofiE.r.ln ll olo ll .lllfterks.lw4SE. 44 !Plebe Ise Milani* el - hi *SOW NOR the as Woe teUtt hi the piiiiiirt;iwilitlioware i t i ntest e l *idiots moieties. -Ehkrieetter kW " 4 2 and: set of for pay lb, ,4 ealfiterimpu. sonsetimeti Of Ragan Lananti** &tint Ai emheeties *teat ads, statestsent, that. no aoe.Jsad claimed say of theArrtipesty, ,gang to disehuge the prisoner, when a person supped f oe sad said, be was the proprietor of the bit* Ironton and . imnpapers having published that the ptheserthied ptheiaeol owlet of tlinlitticlee found on Ilk" there. lee thoeslo.koieemoty ptAiieM to cootadict that statement. U. had keettetreigift alll M be had a few times seen - the pristwer,lot he Weever eutased t British Forum. air Pens Levue inquired whab w The proprietor eaid, phSSOolihinal fad other. eobieete of lame .**S.ditClitSed Owe. Sir Prrau—ls thexisotier one of your castors? - No, sir; he otter crossed the threshold. --flit.Posun.--irsis you aver mho a put la the aeal~tianalf Athlfrrtits.mMetimes L entololf 4&—(A ' • ar Eaters.—Vilog *PRY 4 / 9 0 400 **a &Pr ? • No Moot'', Sir. is Nays a<me_fioor ; those who tint emrpts•pay eivenee, which Is the poly charge. Sir Pass.- - I am afraid you en • not very sante to the • Moe there? for diocassionl n:7 • .I.sants*.yeia, Sr Peter, o tuNuMbi .11”1 diateoled• that oast& • tbe , omit, scropuloos wind, • Stir Peter then turned to the prisoner, and saying there was so siatge against ides, asked hire Why, se hawse an ',inanity's clerk, he ad not try aid-get emplopment olds own liminess, instead st :deiliindio ankles that it Intla leoPlosbis for biro Wixom. wbedwe'. stw_g_ifOre PM stoke. The pelsofter rephed, that he bad log four pearantith one So. lam; Mom be left his empielusent le had endeaVosood to get tote Maio other; but tissonwere so meop-oppiimate, • shit be • to t ed it impowthis to. sacrists—Tbeoriewsor was tiontlischarged SOWISTESST. Satorday eight, in cousequame of as application made to.idr. name on Friday respecting the mysterious death ate woman, who: f it was alleged, had thrown emelt orar Wisteria. Edens the pee • «Meg sight, the gWorthy Magistrate directed that all the parties; who mold gimerwoeldottee reweedog stesnesuffale timid to !bin*** before blip Is the .ovsniql• Akcsouggiy.,Ciirio. the Joik culnew an t h e 13ridse, and seem* other witnesses worejauttend., ant" and the following facts were • d:— When the ipso god wanton passed the tell-gate they oppeund to hi liatiodliag: and after they had been a short tine orstlio brides, the. man seemed to ho twileaewaring to LOW her AO restore, pull 00 if jibe Aid Oft that be was afrild she Woolfl remain on the bridge in the cold A night, and perhaps drown herself. Tbe snsa thane* her sod passes( thralls the tell-gate, lost prosody retnnmd lad joined her again. 'Thep both mitered amid the doom of the kids*, and then masse lastantly a my was beard.cht ssmepationeusingto the gawk* NMI Kho•POS / 0 4 11 4 into the witerewid theAoteemd Winks over the bridge.On !wh; told that this was le* mid the had thrown herself over. A handkerchief to the doesasod was laying as die parapet. The d e ce a sed posted Dearly Goo miwpwa t 'hat soak Wien say boats could reach ter. The watchmen not Wes mobbed *tithe Istas'a aecoutat,test him to themalehbotwoi.swdwased is the sight emeashie (Edwards), what had kappesswi. The tatter sins. Iply tetnirod him to write his name and address, and Uses discharged I lam lib said be ram bet In the &rand, and that-she lived ,over the MOa inquiry spree's that the name Aires he gave it Minus. the body has sot yet been fated. illr. Hama, In e y e strongest terms, eegeseed the safaihoet of thi mom* in Marini the emu to depavt leader such we= I,pidotts circumstances, without ascertaining the correctors* of the I sane and addicts be had gives and told ME that the geseeletoces 'MO pebooer bad Ms box of chases ddigidrod over to biro ; and: be is, to set c 1 for Seodaod, In elated , ' of libelbensie. OUILIMALL .fitbadai ass, sawed Sosithorbs Oben U 44 ,4 4 1,..gr0k two o'ilack the .saws* after .I=4 1417 06 • • ••PlIs pairfga masa bag. idddsana "grad so osetsis sesiourtspwri, b" : * Jr:X7 4"1414.. .,r4A5k5,114i, ar c ; triSittso 4 ci f FA I PP 4 • bit 6l 7 , 7 g ; 1* 4 1,4 4 .bto Enid / MA Immo *will ler** woe. lar, cassmemoss to.trAif.Poila a t 4 41 :amid.claipt asy ankle as disk , peicewor s yksi *aped '1?" Ole officer, said, be .was , Sod lise g ; u l contained his papers ; and, on Inspection, it was (oust to WiW law DWI. On Ws, brst moolassion be assasd tint Win WS epptent, he endeavoured to support bisni w t e r and selling soca articles as were Mend In Ms bag, •be gene- tally did at caltiwolsops, sometimes at sew called, tbellriclibliTaessal et hie coulee!, It the mid were -aat &end, world be more sea% doe he pother-imagine& The wittiness stated.tkat they should be he to Wend tielr y h e . sad bin Hai domed the aightneastible so ass i s t the dish assdeavesits la dad ban est fil AITON.G &Rpm agrialuy • a wen-known pick-pocket, • named • Unwed ar aio was The charged with picking the pocket of • geo d entan the akin 9 ck , ra ' polievier and another lad, aho wen kown. w ere 9,,, holt i dispein sad Rases., follawkig a gentleman from HON, Imo Imidembisme, and there the primmer detterously eatractid sibalasOlsoreidel front his pocket, which be instantly hand e d to who ran elf; wad &Monti Pursued bi Rasa, W wiespe. Waddlagten ettesid the i', lad h ood Y his rest a printed card, coonnescing--" t i re milled fr, illiimildiefehitts, et des -.--" die. *owlets how such anide, i n dimorld of. The poisoner was ordered to be r emanded ; and 9, assawary steps taken for sereriog Me c o mpan i on , WORSHIP-ST BEET. letstday Was. Coats was brought before Mr. Bauummegforied unnedgmfon. The prisoner watoOpeatsitided, a lion des slaw io I. Ms- Sather, GIVIIMIIIf of Meuse el C 99 0.4 in kis possession a at nunsber of berm% au er *t a d , an to ham been stoke. One of them was the prmeny of kr . of QM - F - Brett . stolen frees the door al Me ha; Wise publie.hensh libidesult. Ist a uses, Named %m e , ~,, he ailiiinf COMMoviipi the fit. aed wasjadlide4 il the lie". 'slam Report. Maw ether of the homes ha re aim km dai..a and the prisoner note , % stands committed for trial, ea 9 4 --•'-' cases. Moen : TN* WAIN named ihkseasss assiu liaised fat mild" eisammot hosse-welliog. )led R LBORO U G II- ST REET. Saturday a yesogniass, of decent appearance, was charged** being attempted:leleven epee Jetta Petteney; Esq. of %mm. pimp, .14 ioilbeiog Neagh" mmees of .a, false thstarer, te hu e 9, as, alnetiltslu -.Slf Weed, -reltso3 ihmhe amaiits t a k e i terelsosor Into his write, if sat' with his tefereace ta r character. The primer relented him to John hoes, En. Paoli Mosee, Epsom, with wham, he said, he had lived wee pia, Mr. Pulteney, in consequence, wrote to Mr, 'hock and mist emoster, giving the prisoner an excellent chaseiiiie keit lea something in the composition of the. letter, he WM bdi t. MP% dint it might DM be genuine, lied West to Epsom, where Su m mimed that nem* person as lie. Jones was known, and the PIK. imam informed him that he had otter seen a letter so dittoed one, than was taken frank the efface a few days before by a pa. we he did sot know. Being satisfied that the letter was a term wine the prisoner next called at his house be had him tam lets euetody, and beQsafesued the fact. The prisoner, at the alia, allot that bond resorted to the stratagem to obtain a inuatia, to save himself friss starvation. Oa further examination, it 9. drissistl that be bad lived with Jobs Jones. Esq. et Wiltshire, w h o , aummett, Webster, was found guilty at the last Gloucester easines s emilexemsted,..fer robbing kiss of a large quanity el plate.—Tle Magistrate observed, that it was plain what the prisoner's linen. Ibis were, and billeted the full penalty of sa—The prisoner said he had a iend that would Immediately pay it for him. QUEBN;KUA, RE. ! _.ibtatilay seven Beamed victimisers from &uneaten appeared hthaformadonefer baying their houses men during divine Service allr 11 - Beeday. They ail pleaded . Guilty. An Attorney, who at. motel fee them, pleaded that his clients committed the offence in Oar; In Breda's= the chard' service commenced at half-put Alm in the maroing, and continued to eleven ; it began again at heopeat einem, and continued to one; it again commenced at airtypato three, and finished at live--w that there wa, very bru t Mtn* for opening their hones for. the accommodauon of their ; mid several of the homes were bookieg.houses foe pea. W eiso maga . enechea, which arrived and set et at all kers. •Maintevaters said thedgendstss bad *done carry thing Oa adale themselves te a mitigation. of abet penal! y. In the coarse ;bey lilt adopted, and they would therefoie mitigate the peaky 9 She. -aids. • Mises( the defendants asked how they were to act tomb err sie,ers r also fel, am, vek — Tiese — • - e - I;i 7 Pit: Maisisertrepllod, :hat theism sada no dissineks. TOWfirli SAN t a 3 t e llie dapartate of the Abloom an Sits*, vresAed man, named Minas Ilan; WU brought is by Jobs 41Arbyot *eel at St. Gawp's, who welted km jie pr . vines in Kalawitwoet. 14 WM.* toliPatitoloibib s OWN.Pap, a Wheat Dwirisolit toltaass* b 7Z a4IB Weinetta gottarecet, whoa depict at death, end shorlly•after ht=e4t. A Cored, b. quest was- , when a verdict of " roused maws lionnora t petty to die Islamm act, bet sot thesis eddy. kle aNlplrsoefra h el lo inoursiut o bedlam* W. ealitei ol4 . Sba s ztxt twouclock caused the Ace, awl itad theuktow *gob sod the depodido of./iir by taken, to use tad that** pifioat,Uallep hider nods Bent wu the she per ossaandluellilbeid at de hared with filo:buil tibfatal noooolWalkaltreamos tbahlthdown, bac aiace hid so be Jed 11' Glary, othetwelow CUNT. The Klemm sekeeedellied tuft* the 'Seeded km bit be& Int add k was loader the dinettes of du woad of the bush Re was than .smutted is the Cooder% mend is Honessagedoo Cosi, to tate Ali tell)-ao the Aiwa. I,,ANWIL Satarday inifiefie-ikeleeN ..ileafeaimeres, • and LaeA Gdis were placid a=44ll4fine Wyatt, & q. the two fond charged deb- Mad 'Harris, a Jew duke, of a boodle tostalulig dumb del whet molds of property, ad Juicer wititraestriej Abe itd-hisuilep is Rabaul bow mai. Hants *MO,. that. &he, pouccdiayg everting he woo baited ayes male peticsaer to .his hod lo Halms:net, Male Fad Nee who toads' that kb dotber-its-law doted to purchase • ardissisfliaarard. sfilwaioasestiaily do, ad irk* the parlour, the female fulsome directed hh audio towed a bid with* .Proa be a. pure ; eluborhile thew dried, bee woreeee . _,, seetebed hi* paaaei, lad threw. k. *to a cellars vitae be OW' Wrier might take it if he like* He, the does% doweried iw the cellar dor that plupda, bet food that it was gowded ebee 6"4"lohloarichiswarld bossism haw as pieces hal bed aide la gliltquigon faircee• He .atakerldeh rewired la c swil of an officer, who, rides an hatnate of the hod to pacify the eee• anal, searched the cellar,bue the parcel was pose. ri sk . TbstembehoiNgose‘yintatcsiliglibiettompoe"...llllll.oidaill"bilid"isidlipoidegoodesort 4.PrbslignwhaithaigGreet,.lll4.rideds,"bo:wth:lizir r 4t i a t 41 / V e ie u Vrewt . be. lost •so thee CO !quaint ta" aW us bur rad% food the boodle sow pra. dewed is odd hoolkeeo. Dee lellefeesuddhed hisoulled by Harrie, ad do pliant" sigle WiNig•wenrsowsaisol twOrnessay Nu. .Ftifisfy liftettiooo thee butleesointry of Mr. Balms, of. Chapel &wet, .&uth Asdky Street. wss robbed 364•Fge siker forks, .11 dessert and 16 tea spoons. Yesterday. just as the labou rers had kit stotloll 4111migiaawn,the.tteoteadosts wall of Mr. 13otler's wan' Wing" us! Clime :Street, a great part of it fell, by chick aims who was passing, was seriously hurt, and three Inners nareourly escaped . MARRIED. Rea. !list. itimerie Deal, to France, second &peter of Wo. Miss,. of Hew Hatch, Eases. %May, at St. Margaint's, Westminster, Charles KW& Mirrgb of iMeedn's Intyllartister, Principal Secretary to the Lord aloe, to the Lady Hentietta.Ann Lae, eldest dweller a * I hie Onantess at Ratites. ____-1•••••••••....••••••••• DIED. I RIM 311 - • iirk, M.A. Vicar of Scarb oroug h, red U t ter thrriks._ At AlhohlaeladMfokrtiaar finelth,Raq.of Bathed College. Cot bri4ll.leisomad poolagost ago of War late Thomas Math, Eft al klbaliden-Ledoe. Weeisekse. Neettenneeneedalse,of a deep &dine 010 41 ' ill Theesaa.leneetaleckferd, aergeee. May. 11 . 301 ** , Hi* of Howl Howe, ,Hest. a CePatt *di° Mello IMA away pears A MeMeemee fee am , moat T• Sept. 21, at Morse Dance &tate, Grenada, of • 'beet bowl attack of fever, Mr. iiineEllieatertaniUse, Manager of We ol "" AL arricrerh ii.Gallearee, on Tkereday week. Mr. Jowl& ilions. fermi. He Mad just returned hew Dentate. 0 4 , ciwir appseenely is exceika !mite, and ckeerww__ waft et Ha jemmy, end the ;Kira of the day, Mtge be 1 bid eis bead Pen Lie foroicad e sad bradawls forward, imP" talked. *az. se • hate ilmobarg t Mashie 0 I 'wake Loma hub 0 0 0 1 . Mks 1 0 MULL-THIS DAT. Alis.••og. I 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 o 0 o 1 0 DubVn Watedved Guersusy.asilierm Lisbon learasimise Moose Ares lieSsed - - r - - - HI OH- w ATElist LONDON-BILIDGB TO MORROW. kieresisi • 14 albinos dug I lettsrieuem • 47 minutes she S ----, - ~..----------. Lomat Printed and Published by Jam Wm*, dos lafsk liii at &Alt Omni, Nod ,Platuipluce, Ibropleabb . .