Star. — London, England, 1829-05-04 00:00:00

. •- DOR 011 Disuse on wit. Los e. wenn AND ANOTHINI. This' was in ejectment to recover certain writes 101 tVh i ltethapel. for breach Of cosennt. 'be lessor of the plaintiff, a smith.let part of his pre., anises to the defendants, who are hOefOGIIIIMII. and there was a covenant in the lease that they Should not do any smith's work DOI necessarily connected with the business, of a foundry. • The defendants laid out r considerable sem in the improvement of the premises. The lessor of the plaintiff found Out that they were doing jobs in wroesbt iron; which he did not consider es connected with the' business:of a foundry, 'and thereupon brought his ejectment for the breach of thOcovenant. Sir JAMAS fsc4atifr called several witnesses for tint lessor of the plaintiff, from whose evidence it appetited that the defendants had done work not necessarily con nected with the business of a foundry. Mr. SIMI/GUAM called several witnesses for the fendints, who stated that it was almost the invariable piricrice for iron founders to get any smith's work dons fto them customers.. that was connected with an order for foundry work, and sometimes to _get smith's we done for their Customers which-was nnt,conneeted With the innudry_business. . Lord Timmons', in summing an, made a egatlal: - . tient between smith's work necessarily connected with. the bissiness of a foundry, and that which was suefisils. ertiected with it, and appeared tar lean to theapusion that the defendants bad doge smith's work which was, only usefully. and not necessarily connected with the bimittess of a foundry. and that thin was a breach of the covenant. As to the laying out. money on improve. meats, that was the fault of the defendants themselves; At. if. idat were to be allowed as a defence, it would make covenants of this kind useless. .The Jury retired to consider their verdict, tint the matter ma arranged between the parties, and the Jou dibcharged. niCUAIRDS v. IItANCO. flir J. SARUM stated this case lay in a very narrow ' compass. A Mrs. Lindean bad 8.9061. capital in the 4 per Cents. under her marriage settlement. The defend. ant leas a trustee under the settlement, and authorised to receive and pay the dividends to Mts.Lindeatt during tier life. Mrs. Lindeati was desirous to sell the dcnds doe on the 10th of October. 1827, and 10th of Aptil, 1828, aid the plaintiff agree d: to purchase them fit a Mai mentioned ; and Mrs. Lindeau and her hus. band.in:ilip presence of Franco, signed receipts for the ifiglifeiMs in the usual form to Franco. and gave him . order to pay to the plaintiff. and upon this Fiasco agreed to pay the dividends to the plaintiff, who there• uptis paid the purchase money to Mrs. Lindell& The defendant. hpwever, refused to pay the diiidends, saying that he hid been Ordered by Mrs. Lindean not to pay. ,Ife was himself bound to the -plaintiff, bower, to. pay. Mi his guarantee. Lord Tenraenmo objected that the declaration stated a contract to self e 'end the order and receipts pioduied, if Ihr! I"i:ratted such a toptilet, were not satinwood, Sri JANE. SCARLITT contended that it was reffiCiant thOt the guarantee was stamped, as the whole was one usonsoction..and.cited *tad' v. Liddard, 1 Bin;. 196: • Lord Tentaaneso did not think the cases similar.— Plamtiff toonseited. , • 'ilium V. ILLIOT. • • Mr..Gdanit (with whosi was Mr. Huron:soma) meted, this was act action for , damages on account of It obireptetenistimi mhde tit the plaintiff by the &Andant e iii tooseq6enci'df which the plaintiff was induced to give a much larger premium for the lease of a public boost called the Camden Arms, Kensington, than be would oche , wise have doee. Thomas Lutuley.was acquainted with the plaintiff, rho early in 1827 was in treaty pith *Mt. Geolds of the Coolidge Arms public ham*, at Kensington. for the parebase of the lease of that bow* Witness went to the house of Messrs. 'Elliot, the brewets, where be saw .the defendant, and stated to him that the plaintiff was *beet to take the house, and asked what was its. average tipsiness? to which the defendant replied, seven butts par mouth. lie went to the house lei* the plaintilk who asked the defendant what was the average bpsinfose, et the hoof% and.the reply was the sameseven butts per month.. Plaintiff then signed the agreement for the lame with Gold, and Holm toot -possession of the house. Witness then Went to the hosts. °Messrs. El liot, iedstated that the public house suss not doiig the blifinesi labia it had been reptesentid as doing. and the defendant then said that the business was capable of greet improvement. Lord TanTaaing here took notice that the ividencit did not property apply to the declaration. Plaintiff nonsuited. • . IFLIIII AV. * HILCOAT. This Was an action to recover from the detedatit, the Tnrasurer of Windsor Forest Turnpike road, .the pd. malty of 1001. for having acted in the double capacity of Treistirei and Commissioner of the said road. it hid) ie was alleged wasenniMry to tile .6.5 th section of 541 -George IV. c. I* (the General Turnpike Act). which ! enacts, 14 ThSt , no .inestre or 'Commissioner bf any Turnpike road *shall 'ploy any office Or place of p ro m , :Oder any Am of Parliament, in execution of whichite "ball have been appointed or shall .act as a Trieste% or' Coomitiesitmer, &e. ander the penalty of 1001. tor every - such offente. 'At the trial at the lest Stnisner Assizes, for the county of &the e the only question was who.: lbw ln s 'Oder the cireaetaaCets of Ilse case, tbedefen-: .4ant had held and enjoyed an office Of profit? It was proved that the defendant was the Treasurer of theroad . in question. and bad also anted as a Pince or Cffblilie-: livieter ; that he 'iocefved no salary as Treisnier„ 'and' that all time_ yelteceited by viltise of that o office we : did Pifer to W. Roberts, the Clerk of the Trost. Mr. i Roberts stated thathe was an attorney, and not a banker,. bit he coosidered.biinself the banker of the defendant *" ilye purposes of the Trust. and that thue eiiii:alwaYs a Bolles . deht beining iattiest, at the same woe. that the balances were accumulating in'his hands. By the Covar—h.st as not abet es that the de.' fetedibt'sboold makes profit himself ; **gave "pr ofi t ' *edit .. • that's:Mild be stegleiiii, gat it'Ainuld Base' lleint ' . Wieetheri it te"" tbiZeic t that il;ibalisieies wise VII i. the hand* of Mr. Itobertef..bot balances !of-is few posads, shiftiest, or a few peace; but whether be had ayeilible ' liaise*? Tire Court thaiiiiltt thin it 1 Iran ati aireca 4rp,i4.77. Ok*ltieleithele iiiiiiial: • g at eway tilitiati t t :.(Nra s idasiarirtiaoata igetts, Timer - Hill, !bet hie 'life' Glair' dlitleiSlO‘ts 111 0 1 P4 ( 47 . I ** 4 ei I th st i n - t4 1 :1 4 ii,...*.ig, 4 ..i4gt riiii ii itsze o tkr alOnifiareo• it ibet, it .state. • • owl maiggated. ham *bibs* , peimmient itiOltilthe *Nage way-keit as one of tbellMe rittillie#M. M_ : / ! 4 , 1 7gt . w, , "t e nt% 1410* IWI E "P. ';fo, a t *is Ala OM 4 l us 4111144 1 4. • . Mai ivtfl sone* to * 7 .0 0 0* iiiiiitatelist mind on the OWL . • *1- L ii iiLjeaSeiF• • - COVRT-.OP 6ase.ol:llr, s.y s. . His Lordship sent a siebienier to the .COnr4 'stating his inability task to day on account of other busbies& COURT OF KING'S BENOH I 14T 2. _.••••&!, _ ..•••1111111•Mr...._ INSOLVENT ,DEV9IOI. MAT 2. Mr. Ministel Fodor wa opposed by Mr. Creswell, ow behalf of Sir Robert Burnett enders. the diitilleri. The insolvent, on his eiamination by Mr. Heath. stated that in the year 184'3 hi went into the employ of WPM Burnett as their collecting clerk, at a salary of 2001. a year, which was afterwards increased to 2501.' he gave security 'to the amount of 9,0001. A statement was put into his hand, which he admitted to be in his writing, and contained an account of his deficiencies, which were altogether USU. 14s. His employers had arrested him for 1,4001 and one of his securities. a Mr. Maberley, had paid Messrs. Burnett 1,0001. Besides his salary be bad been in the receipt of 4001. a year for many years, which was given to his wife annually by her relatives—be kept two female servants and a groom, and all his furniture belonged to his wife, on whom it was settled by a deed of trust, laving nothing but his escepted articles, amounting to 191.195. 6d. just coming within the 201. - which insolvents are alloWed to retain. Mr.Canewst.t. said be could not pursue his opposition further, ,not having Messrs. Burnett in Court. • Mr. Coosa, forth* insolvent, said he bad lost a good deal of money in travelling to get customers for his employers. - - Mr. Commissioner Bowan (looking at the schedele)— . , The, less that is said &bait that the better. The Court said they...would not say what the restdt might have been if the opposing creditors had bees present ; but as nothing had been peeliad against him; be was entitled to his dueling& Charles Fear nley was oppored'in Kr. Creswell, on Malt of Messrs. Child. . . The insolvent is offs of the City boon Brokers; and was employed by the opposing creditors to sell mine foreign 'Nods to a considerable •ansonat, which be ulti. mately did, and approptiated the money to his own use. The Court sentenced the insolvent tp eight months' imprisOnment. CORONER'S INQUEST. •On Saturday hfternoon a Coroner's Inquest was held bereore Thomas Mosso Esq. at the Turf-tap,Grosrenor place, on Frances Embletoa, a fine little girl, aged four years, whose death • was occasioned by being run user by the carriage of her Royal Highness the Princeu Sophia Matilda of Gloucester, on Thursday last, as her Royal Highness was. proceeding to his Majesty drawing • room. • Mrs. Sarah Barrington deposed, that about squatter past two o'clock last Thursday afternoon, she was standing by the Doke of Gloucester's house in Park-lane, waiting to see his Royal Highness go to Court ; whilst standing. her attention was sodden ly arrested by hear ing a. child scream, and oi looking to the spot from whence the sound proceeded, she saw the deceased ly ing between the bind lei of one of the hones and the carriage wheel; the instant the wheel passed over the child she ran and picked it op, when some person took it from her; she saw no blood, nor could sha say where, the child was injured. coskom—Which way was the carriage goisg, sod, at what rate-was it proceeding? Witness—The carriage was going down Park-lane, and the child was on the right hand side when the acci-. drat happened; Mae was no other carriage, as I could see. in the lane, and which was going, as I considered, at the usual rate. Mr. Thomas Callow, whip•maker, Park-lane, de posed, that on Thursday last be was standing at his door, speaking to a coachman, At this time a great number of persons bad 'assembled round the Duke of Gloucester's residence, Waiting , to see his Royal Highness proceed to the Drawing-r00m..-- Whilst he was speaking. he observed a carriage drawn by a pair of horses, having the Royal arms on it, and which was that of her Royal Highness the Princess Aophia of Gloucester. Oa coming opposite to the Duke's residence, the coachman turned his head to see if his Royal Highness was coming out, and at that instant he observed a child, who was in the act of crossing the road, knocked down by the off horse; she twirled round, and both the off wheels went over her body as she lay urn her back. He was confident that the coachman did not see the child, and that he was unconscious of the accident until be was called to. Coaonea—Was there any person in the can age at the time? Witness—Mitre was her Royal Highness in the car riage, for I law as Gentleman go up to the window, and Worm her Royal H ig hness te of the catastrophe; and she was 'so much a by the occurrence as to be unable to proceed to Court; so I have been informed. • • Mts. Graves, .the landlady of the Rose .and Crean public honer. Park-lane, deposed that she was standing at the bar window last Thu . rsday, when, she, saw.the deceased and her sister, who was about nine years of age, and having an infant in her aims; crossing the road; the children were running very fast, ihri3 it sp• pealed to her that the deceased. by some Means, lost her hold; she instantly fell, and the eldest sister nearly dropped the infant ; the deceased twirled round, and the wheels went over her bark. • She shrieked twice. and was thin silent. Had the carriage beet coming at a quick rate. allot the children Must bale been injured. . John. Garderier deposed that be is.footman to ben Royal Highness the Princess Sophia Matilda of Gloss ' cater, and *oiliest Thursday he was attending the car riage; the Prima's was going to the Cook held at Si. James's ; the coachman was diurnal Hopkins. .Upon cheig 'pietist near to the Doke of Gloucester's honse.be felt die carriage to give a jerk, winch induced him to ! Ice.k down, when be saw the off bind wheel passing on the body of the deceased; be instantly .called oat to the coachman to stop, who said. is We are not going ' with his Royal Highness the Duke; be then laid., . "For GOD s sake,'Hopkins, stop. for the carriage his gone over a child ; on Luring this be instantly stopped, when beißoyal Highness, who was in the Carriage, de• sired me to impute whether the deceased was seriously injured. when hes Royal - Highness was informed that she was taken to St. George's Hospital ; at the time he observed the deceased the was lying on - her face, and I her bead was towards Gloottstet Home. Me. Edwin Les, babe elegeee• &lased that the do nated was blau,* in nO 'rberaday last in a very low statei aid expired into bouts after. Urfa etausiettios be discovered the blood 'vessel its die belly bad been ruptured, and the pelvis ftsotneed in two pile*. These in patio were tbuoiri,e of, he death. 'The father of the tieciaied,Wbo was present, observe! to•tba *reins ritbat; in Iddititus to. tbe painful circus-, eatr eg luandialg tbesisstb of bis . ellitd; th e inrgoose it goo taint* opeited the bfia, 04 Ist 000 . 4li,gateff *het* he - cask' 46 any in thee for baring so, acted? dialer/ Obiertied, tltat tbes. stho ware eoe , 111,4 4 with as IMPAaI PR,beeed . Ow OA'S. ' 44 flta, ring *sat brought te t toast eiodsei brit shortmedther did strattbeir-peril. • 11 " Jul thr retatatd t *diet w Atdititil . MICK INTILIMENCIrd G It •AholOW . oodetwent a Joel emeoleatios, Charged with Otterloi • Ansel check fee Ma es: Messrs. Mists end Go. the bishors. Arlett, In whose mote the clit o Lurported to he Hated that he farmer;; resided In Its . 's Inn, Ghee lan, but bed slomenmoved to W rpm in Hesdordshire. He had tarter seen the prima &Ms life lame. • • Mr. Hamlett, in whom same the chick wee drawn, stated that the signature twit was a forgery. Stevens, the officer. produced a variety of papers which h &mid at the prisoner's lodgings ; en ewe el them weft several imitations Of . dirwent band-writiop ; co mother was a drawing of a key, the wards of which Ilan Of a peculiar mostreetioo, to which was at ward a toolowaodowe the nature of ;which did not trmiepire, but the Magistrate directed the 'Meer teitiki emit was then felz sing esantitwd. - • Oue Bowe IPaeenoutions.—.A Mr. Ailey,- who on Wednesday was bound over to prosecute °coy Biog. for pick ' keg Ms' pocket eta handkerchief. applied to Sir Wend &rale to reboot Mailroom his.recognisance, stating, be had biuen Informed by several - 4 bb - friends that the espouse of the promatioi would =tie ne Ina diele-1101. He believed it to be a very prevalent that the uprise prosecutors were put to amounted pee '.77t7ti *Wet that stem. Ile R. Btaini—And such erroneous opinkses tend materially to ',eking the mods of justice. lam glad you have made this applies tioe, 4at• me the public will be set right in this respect. through the wain of the press. Al the capon you will incur will be three Sitilliogo and di:peace, sod that, au well as a reinunentioa for ioar lose anima, will be allowed you. r. The applicant thanked his Worship for the leformatiso. sod withdrew, ft Iteraase afterwards abeseved, that muck had lately been said by Umbel of the Hesse of Continans about the alarming incressio, crime. He cessidered aline had hemmed adrift Peeps ties to the Maine el the population."lliose Gentlemen hid judged only Boos the increased number of misinitineots, but teat,tdgk be acieunted for by the mere liberal 'uses allowed. due* the ism . three years, fee the ramose of prosecuilawe which heilosed maorpersOns to prosecute who were formerly deterred .from ale se In consemiseA at the reran they were subjected to. II BOROUG H.STR ENT. Saturday Abe -Pawn a moon man ahem twenty years of age, was charged before Mr. Deter with having stolen Mani volumes of the,Jeornale belsoging to the Houses of Parliament from the wartime* of Mr. Thomas Barnes, a bookseller, in Great Poi:vier street. Mr. Mines stated, that his warehouse was Is Snit , Windmilistrest, sad lately it had bees berghtiosely entertd ups; several occuleas, and a vast number of valeible weeks taken from thence. On the previous evening. as lee was going along Wind. ma-street, be saw the prisoner carrying a large sack, apparently Wed with books. Suspecting the prisoner had ploodered the ware. home be stopped him, and found that his burden excised of a large quantity of the Journals of the Houses of Leeds and Cab men, which be identified as his merry. He subseimody dis covered that the warehouse bad been entered duties the week by false keys, and the Journals farmed a venial' of the property which had been stolen. He believed the miaow belonged to a notadeas peg of thieves, who had been so often ostmersed to ribbing his premises. The primmer said in his defence that the books were given to him by a strainer km the street, who enaplOyeed hint to carry them . to the Ball, hi Holborn, when he was proceeding when he was takes Into custody.—Hs was fully committed fee teal. • • LAM__ _ Jovaim Datommur.-1 1 / a . Wilkoms, a bey aged 15 years. aid who has been contained from this Oise for anon terms of inijekeement, im 'early twenty occasions. was placed at *bar, elarged with retain his Muter Mr. J. Prigmore, a tailor and habit easkerof Hewn Teems, hackney. It appeared that the VII; WWI to his master about a twelvemonth at the being maceonoted with his previous character and since be Ms been Ss his motor'scharacter, eaglet be has repeatedly pion: dared him, but Mr. Rigours has hitherto deciliedYnienutiag.— On Friday the prboew was left at home during the *me of his mow sod mistress, and oe their ream they discovered that be had abaseded, taking vela him a cost, waistcoat, shawl, a silk beedbirebkl, a gem pone, contakkig mei silver, and various other articles. The prissier was apprehended by J o hn Norris, an ollser, early ha the naoroleg, he Whkeshopel, wheel playing at pis& sad toss with some ether hop, sod pan of *stoke pmenty woe said on his perm, but the wearies apparel he had void for t illig ma of more than Lamb of its vales. Mewls declared that the rimer had ease pleaderod his puma, 'and day had been compelled M se tura him out of doors. and he was thee appesaked to Mr. Pelgiaten. by theWhhe. deopel parkb. He was one of die meet desweedboysle ever oat with; *--The prisoner ausigoed as a reason fee his condone, that hie loam compolled him to week em Sunday Instead el leading him Al shack ••:. Mr. Weave said. si. only chance of ming the boy fres the pita was to seed Maim of abs cottony as soon as pails. and assigned the primer fee OA. havanmer.—Mr. Wee. Siniti. a broker and sprain% of NM Oztord.otreet, Canasercial-reed, appeared to a informoilli char*" him with having aide a charge of m. over sad above the sum _ to which he is by kw emitted in levying a distress woven& Sink Pala, a young woman of considerable personal mac tient attired in deep mourning. stated. that abs was the wife of a miler now en Me voyage to Marra Lome, and having fallen into cries of not with her koikrd, the defendant by his order levied an maiden is her goods fer the mom due a Saturday, the loth of April. She wasiabouting at the dm under indisposiden, and her infant was on the bed ha a dying state, ha strong cavil. 'sins. She implored the broker to desist from making the wino a he, however, said he mot de bb duty, and a bet remonstrating with him he abused her, sad made use of a:Wesel/as which she cosh% ow repeat r be than moved the goods ahem the place, and site was compelled to ..mere tbe dying* infest tw a neighbour's, where it shortly after asked. The witness then deposed to the overcharge, mod added Met she was eland by the constable, who was called in to wintelyier the oath to Me dehodent, as to the Miesetains of the lemethety. sod who pinched her so severely that Ike Marks el* brims OA remitted. The defendant Satly esotradicted the charge of inimmolty, but elk east okay that he had claimed mace than he was entitled to. The Rev. Mr. Medias, on looking over the havestary.saidtbsee was a very long makes of goods, and ail cher were valued at was M. Ilk. ed. The complainant stated that the goods were newly hew; and had son her Mi. only a hw iambi ago. . Tie &tendon drained that they were fairly valued by . somber V ier. wu Mee adjudged to pig treble the amount et. the over. charge and the costs of the 111111111110116, the Magistrates regretting they odd not beet say furtherSmildimem.—The *lobo paid the lee aod &paned. QUERN.SQUARL . • i Lanni Paancetans or tun Vice Wairemseess Anar4-.1 Saturday Mears. Wine and Shame, and smell ftboodeeked assembled to gambit a man who bad been'appoihnoMWastir the mentiog, charged on enipicion et being emamened in dirtied mysterimis attempt is set Ire to Weinman's- Aar/. ThVotesii of the loan is Timothy Harley : be is se Irish Mower, andsmides4 With Ms wife sod three l dren, is Lewhimiesonet. marsh^ Abbey. Be had formerly been employed Aim she , but, was discharged ahem nu months ago. Ile was subs y em. *rid by Mr. Wyatt, at the residence elute Dais of • but was discharged from thine about a moth ago, and had since bees sit of employ. The two Aces who apprehended the prisoner said that whim they west to his residence, they told Mai they wished Mm to go holm a Magistrate, and at the ante time Awned, " I appose you knew what it is fore' The primer repSed. 44 I have bawd isms talk shies it." He then accomMed the Akan is the Pihkewiles. He bad en a pair of does sodded with alle s iiL what onollathiS temelled With the lest marks se the hie et the eakesse iredieg to. Men the Seventh'. Owl, tenet eleivel. This midis oily evidence waled the Fri/seer. Is his defence he dedared he was limeent, and had never at tempted to eeeod himoV, but which he mold have distill' be had Mee. On the night as*, die fire took Awe he Was as homi ,keen o'clock. and bad sot bees M the Abbey since be Ms gad, which was tale mambo ago. . Gott North American Co1°8;81 Society held its WM eitaW Met* ie tilt Trades Hai. Glasgow. ea Weans* , doe soNialibt, tad was most ameready and tospeetably actuated. The Chair wad ably Med by the Prat/kat, Kwastan Rap el Castle Toward. The Report was mead by Dr. Bowes, et Pushy. It wasaatrerely latoresstai. It appears diu An Mahan have sitter been seat oat to the Wades dabs the year or are abaft ao nabs& for these important stades. s ad that decades, et MA* am have bees grimed to various weemerms. A sleploroMo'uccident has befalkus the diligent* of Antwerp to Amsterdam. On thwevesiog of *the nth, al ball past eight o'clock, it' left the City, and a quarter Of an hour afterwards fell into the outer ditch of the &cis of the Porte Range. The canoe of the accident Imam be ascertained; ten persons perished. among Moss is Mr. Ugh, an English Gentleman attached tb ditßritish , el ob at Minnish. Seven fettalli were siresd—A Paper. . CLERICAL INTELLIG EEC E. • - tat Pet risni In a Castoseedon holaa tw o . o ott Wednesday has; i g e , old Proctors Mid down tick inalgolo et semi end tiPe new h ug . • tort for ibtenettlog leer veers miumksid by the Vice.Cisanodles. §mtos Panetos.....Tl4 Rev. ate They gonad, M.A. p.. low of Regal Cake, proseatid by the Rev. Dr. Jeckyos, Mg etr y of Daniel College. Joules Pnectoa.-.41e Reo. Rebate Alder Thorp, M.A. P.low of Corp, Christi Goalegi. palmated by the Rev. De. Bridges, per. Admit of Corpus Clpia i College. The Pro.procters respectfully sominMed . are t By Mr. Rosiog.... the Rev. George Fulkr nosey*, M.A. Worcester ae the Rev. John Mitchell Charnels, ALA. &Raw of Haleteregese. Of Mr. Tharp—the Rev. William ablator, 101.A.Ifillow at mi. 'crafty College, and the Rev. Jobe William flegbse, M.A. Trinity Collrgo. Weidoseday being the Int day of Raster Teem, the Seit e h ig Deprees l WMe conferred DIMS IN CIVIL LAW. • Amp Wentworth /Seller, lee Fellow of 411 Ude Cass", aikcisnovis u srtiorrt. Rev. Charles Macau Langley, late tinninet et Moe. 6 1 4' 4 now Head Master of Harrow School. Rev. Charles Dead& Blyth, Fellow of at. )hies Collet* KAMM tit atm. Rev. Richard Barton !Waimea, 470kehes next. Rev. Henry Demean, (Lumen's College. Rec. William Grier, St. ffaimend Nab Hon. Uoyd Kenyon. Christ Church. • Rev. Peter Hamll. &hate of University Caine. Rev. Charles Stone. Scholar of Onieetaity College. lice. William lees, Ballad College. r . Rev. William Blundell, Brum** College. Robert Price Merrell. &how of Magdalen Oollego. Rev. Janes Peter Rhoades, Wadhatn Henry Jaime Look Wdliim., 3lagdsko HAIL Rev. John Simon Jenkinivm Magdalen Hill. Henry Jobe Hottonellsedsioll HAL • ' Thursday Math! following degrees were cantered: • seems an Choate. Charles Tomes Loagley, late Student of Christ Chord. 114C1111111.0116 ss,tavtnsrr. Rev. William Amnia* louvers. Fellow tie Merton College. WIG Masks Litchecld Siesineon, Fellow of St. Jehees College. Thanglay Messrs. J. Thaider, B.A.- G. King. B.A. and L Gooalevia, B.A. &hams of Corpus Christi College, earabtilfge, were elected Fellows of that Society. eamemaerscas. mmesonism. • The ilisbop of Illy has collated the Itevereild Rdward Berm hies ILA. to a Prebendal Stall In eke CAbedtal Coarri oi Ely.. The Reverend Edmund Trowbridge NalWq, has been Istoseg to the Perpetual Curacy of The Reverend Mr. Bower has been elected (Napkin of Wick Prison, Wilts, In the Room of the. Rev. G. R. Hoer* deceased. The Reverend Calvert Richard Jones E.A. of Oriel College, Orford, bas beets preorote4lll the Lori Chancellor. to the SU* tory of Limber, Glanwegeashirq void by the revivalism of the Reverend G. Thomas. • At Oxford City Ilessiges on Monday lea, the Reverend W. IL N. Roberson, 11. A. of Liao& College, was elected Chaplain et the City Gaol. vacated by the resignatioa of the Reverend .1. Ball, M.A. Fallow al Sc. John's College. The Reverend Mt. Kitson, of the neighlanorliOod of Torquay is appointed Chaplala of his Majesty's ship Tribal*. and will tale his passage to South America in his Milroy% ship War**. The Reverend John Rayner, of Plymouth, km been preferred to the vicarage of Tasman, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. Charles Boyles. • t; Thursday a call was moderated In the New Oveyfriar's Church Rdinburtill in fewer of the Rev. Daniel Wilkie. of Yeast . to be Minister of that Church and parish. vacant by the removal of the Reverend Dr. Muir to &. Stephen's Church. The Hon. EDWARD Prima was qualified as a About Catholic Magistrate. in tiro Melt, by sobscribing to the oatl ' pointed in the Act for the relief of his Majesty's lonian Cad* subjects, which caste hut apex 100 on Thursday law. The isioutactarers of this town reduced u age% ot Saturday lam #4. per piece. TIW pieces for which Is. IM. wire paid• are. robust to Is. /id. and other sorts of commas caticoer are reduce/ in proportion. The prices now paid are m Lew ai thy were le ISSll—AlmAlens Moe HISOVAL OF SMITH FIRLD MA RILETo—At the close of dm diennsion at the meeting held at the Freemason's- HA, as Th en ft. 4111 E hi sabject, Mr. Goss: Stated iodic Clndrinao mo the Comeduse of Sumbers considered that Sonithleld. if soli. eimtly mdarged, was the best possible situation for the trade ; yet if she Csiporaden of London did um carry such au impromosow hem dim, die Committee bait tumaknonsly caseload to whim Posibmost for its nosmal. 3181113011 A DA RY., Tess Dar.--Iteos soiith $ minutes past 1 a:immesh depoa den of the Messina Mars 9 evening, ahem which time the Mae sets. T•aseassw.—lllonaparte died 1991. This is the Ist day sf month Dhelkadah with the hishostetaos. Soo rises at lapse fwar, and sets at bait past styes. • Wzannsoay.--Join the Evangelist was, is 97, Wows kw a cauldron of bas M& ail before the Lack Gate of new, and impel unhurt. • •• Tursasar.—Day locressed.7 been 99 sabtates. Length at 4, 111 hours 4 atinates. Famar.—Noted Mn the Raman Catholic Alawasch, Aggeyp dud St. Michael." Saws sets 7 minutes past 1 neridag. Saeamias..-41spiter rises S 7 =butes past 9 awoke. implien fret satellite sclipet4orisible at Orsesswich ; time et istanssiMe 111 win. 40 see. past 1/1--that 18,3 ea Sunday morning. • BIRTH. The Mk ilk. the Lady et Sir Ed. LeibMl, Opt. el a gib MARRIED. At litstekte, by spetiirti;;;;;:ibe Rev..l. C. etstiktsik le the Lady Harriet Elisabeth Herbert, daughter to die led of 6n Tit East Denham. the . Rev. T. Henskaw Josses, M.A. to Ake, youngest shodiaw or the Rey. Walesa Delibuso, Rector of Whs. burgh and lresdleld, sod Thar of. Curbrooke, Is the teenty Norfolk. At Ores% the Rew. Miens Dary. Ritter or Lag sew, Chnibridenflire. to Julia. Au% third daughter of the Rev. T. H. Pitarshelk„Tleer of Pilitefilbet, Yorkshire. At. Cridkoh, Div.., the Rem Itlatthirw Vicars, Roster et MI. bare:wet, Raster. to Asa, snood *tighter of Jas. Roberts, of the former place. At St. Deem's. idasseiser.evare, John .l.engk7, Rag. Cart* Aloha Royal Seem= el to itlisebetb. eldest demon el the late Cobol Wiles aiming, et the seed* corr. rt Cheheilsoot; on the Mt lit. Thud.. Trowerd, Bathes d 4ejsmieelkslat. MMyn goti. to a Catbirles, ainwesosi yeolifeet eswe. 'de stairardaire. eghter of the Ye • 'At • lIRW Dear Iddlehergh, es the. 17th Mt. Dr. Rosh SAW of the nom Rest ladle Conijosy's &Mee, to lab" eldest daughter of LitistAllesel Grohs* Sasebo. - DIED. reida tbe " Lot kruelmeresttir.94ll44et Her ve iadrair lie tdea Lad th y hee ir.rester heen stlldtawially attributed by her animist pirysieke, la Hilary Halberd. w tit abets of a bribe. been. mused by the 'prisaature demise et let husband. to wham she was meet devotedly attached. April 50, at Swiedisb,Wltte,in his 734 year. lames Bradford. del At Reeky, Oefeelishire, the Rev. William Bussell, shiest see d the Meet .I. 0. ilessell, a that town. At Boner. aged. 49, the Rev. Jahn Hugh Paisley Pere" 110 tor of Upton Rations, Devoe, and it St. Mary Major, day" and also a Prebendary of Enter Cathedra At Brighten, the Rey. G. Kent. Thar et Henßeld, Nested. At IClrkaldy, on the aid Bk. Mr. Aleavader Chalmers, arra • At Rilkibergb. Mrs. Ass Mende& relletui Dr. rivaled. oil et the Miaow et the 11111 el %Mu ark% At Roma thltiere. 'M s . widow et shshe Menlo* Cadelbell„ Seg. et Ressesd. At illageeran the Midi year other age. Mrs. Thema Eh& an, whew et she late PAW. Alei. linemen, formerly Preseled Dissenting Miter at Ariddrlngten, Nerthojoberbod. At Tamer* the Rev. Philip Wavy a d mi n ,* Col lege, Reeser of and tor nearly SO yeare'Vkar lineet At Parts; Lady Menus Gore, Mkt et Wiliam Gera, Portages.. Saba.. •At M ies ans assilpet, Certain Benjunki lieeper, elthe ut WWI! Regim. At Annotate, Csptahs Wee. Matt, 414 Regina et Yak' Intaitry. At Bombay, Margaret, wife et the Masada Atebissies Hawtayee. At Celesta,* Rev. Desist &MM. . . In °a' WATER at LQNDON:BILIDOR TO SOS ROL Ilaiike . 13 umiwii awe 3 et,Filml , 3i sOossior a twt 3 . _____—.-------r Lennon i Pgbobed and Pbbliabed by Joon . 11‘1114?“0 0 ,,,, at tkit Suit Orrta‘No Plttitslll#! . . 11 , • . . Ni J. k That Taiga Two' a Mon lifts live Tea 1 Tole 1 1 4 dm Qatar. sbe Peas rotte am Paused a Sa!aPh I* awn s &lava ' Pilaw mat aft di.i....11M11 A 2 • A cl PI MK., eluding • most eau • Print B 1 r I HE 1 tbe mtnerni ni KY* tes‘s; fa ?lanai IN King is 4 Offices, a Ablwevla ° A nUlt %A el Pilate DR. J 4 4 7 1 HE diciaa, at &. Am& WAN. a Tits A the net Ch reek A fraction Seventh • Mr.sll New bery self. are the name as Sole A St. Paul E4lnbar Waders. Obi Mr. A apt Calk vanes. warded amine whom, At as with per Astilesei the opus alma pre. Ou thi _ dye *ail • 41evera A pert °Prj:.f%l Irtiand. 'Rail ley. fA L sideraloi to bring At a GLESI for the g, we. ni to tour My Con the re* with se have IN peatedl th4t I I the pro armlet comini ten 1 i petulu unused ECU. b speak from I ' myself mach • • knsive my sus • the off event JAI id to -to relic gone I , IPos e • who au (movie take that ma made is bis bunk Utak