The Statesman. — London, England, 1824-01-14 00:00:00

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AIIUEL WOLLASTON, Wineyerchant, No. 199, Re -11 gent street, noir r Vigo lane, hap now on sale the foll Owing wr y a upeeior WINES, which for Quality and Price are un equalled in,the Trade, for Cask only Per Dozen. Fine MO divonred Port . .et U U Very One pale Sherry Vie Madeira... . 1 r. 9 U 0 Viaonia — _ Tenerifie • 9 0 0 tiAbon and 111( untain 9 9 0 Cape Madeira (the finest imported). U. per dozen, by taking mee cozen, or il. is. • single dozen. Old crusted Poet, Weil lad Iwo years kitisyjik Oa. to Ma. mrdwiremr - 1" -- ,•• • • • 44 • Two Ikanilrwd doienl____illyrrort is Mutt, ifiL per doz. - 61E1P WINES. Old Port (light body). 335. per dozen. Brown Sherry, 335. tics' dozen. Tenerite.S6s. per doi , n. &C. fie. Just leaded, floe sparkling Champnigne, in high mantling cindition. warranted first quality. 4/. 4i. per dnzen. Errellent Ciarrt, 6>t... per doyen. Moselle. 604. per dozen. Sauterne, Ws. per dozen. Very curious old flock, 103 s. per dozen. • • Country Orders *Wetly attended to. Postage oust be paid. • HA RLES WRIGHT, Winer Merchant to his Roy& isur Iffr.lanest the Hutt of Mare:see. emit to the: King's Theatre, Opera l'oboina le. Haymarket, has porelmeed the whole of Iturnweter's fine 16t1 port Es. WOW 111 the Hoek.. which. for Init. davotsr and body, are matchlese theTr:ode, in Pipe. end Hogsheads, at 11n0per 13S liallone. Pe enns .I..p.iroc. of 'patine !hipline Wine are requested to he early in their applica• remittante. the :More will be forwarded from the torptlon Hoek* sad permitted thence to the porcim.er.—C. W. ha. in stuck souse of the moo Ji-tintuished PORTS and SHERRIES, aside!' he can otfer at reJuced pnees for cash, shipped be the folinsisig• Ilnueee Sanallemon, 1;..r4,.n, Morale, Moiety. loam ate. Some light P.IRTS. mark, P.O. front lt , wher sod C 11531114. 31e lid. per doz.:. 33A. Gal. per doz.: al.° I!ht tut warm:lied Repaid', CAI' MADEIRA, 114.6 d. per dozen.—No (*relit. —Pcmhtte to be paid. vow h•lding fmm the trillivn. Lotting Doecs (Thets). el IA M PAGN KS .image NIA. unequalled IN Englausloll. da, per doxeu. Ju.t imported from 3wenee a large ronalgument of fine SA L 1.% D OIL. 21. 2a. per ease of 33 do--ka, or Is. per daalt. M A A SCIII N• ) (Nrsinoe.en Drloli Zara). 11.. dd. pe Fine Devonshire CIDER. 71.6 d. per doz. full quad bottles, by two .102, well up. rgillE LONDON ANA WESTIIINSTEIt WINE s AND sin FUT COMPANY are row , SELLING FINE wiIITP. SPARKLING CNA NI PA(:NIS at the low price ni 4'. Ilk. per Ileum : they have a pared at four guineas only. hot though 1 .it ht aid efferre.ertit, k art deitatite of that pecniiar Pit AG It ANC I:, 11.01):". awl what at ter hed 14,04, on congenial to the taete anl .'elight fir the Connui.sesir. They are tiPm in po.seSiillll of some extraurdi• I,lll' Illt.t , T Glt ,, W 11l CtIIAAIPAGN 11, part of whir!, liavitiz been in P.4:fired at the tahlcs of Lhe ?hint Tim at eleht. cal now heoffered at the . 1 t - letate price of 4'1% 1: G lj. 4 s: KA . ItXIIIiLLKNT CLARET. i iif t' . juLIEN fr,T DA 140 E/ at 1111 g, . .1 at 364. La Fitt, and Mar ro...Oro:a tear to•fire 1 0 : 111414. Or e.g., i . 4Y:l' OP TII li viN T Al; I.; o f 1•41.4 t WA nor I,ice alol the real :tonere; iv. allowed to lie i.f the tineol Calmar e'ver imported at 1 lit'. : buir4:lcado aN.I 'to Mei. caolte is the same pormrtiol. WIIITI; WIN %ti, 441 all dere; ipti. M .. in the wood. on the at ,st tea.unithie tenni : or in dozens, at the follou iti or ninJerate priers :—.. (P.)lt ItgADY :110N:11Y ONLY) rre.h Ronle.l Port ---- As to 42. Cope 31a frit.' -- - - 14. ISe 21. er.r.terl Do 2to 7 years . Suorrioe. SU .try flavour 21 • in lintilti - - - • 21. Aruwn :e..4 Pa'r Sherri —36 s Do. Po t I .or Morntilla.l4 --- • - tot, Very r0r1..... Huck, a V••louia Li.' .0u Mot:lolain 404 1....nue:W.1y pleasant .. - - Vrik• ea;.elior 1111,1 law - -110 l .. tab,e )1 i.,e - -.: - 24. Uri ii4Wo4.l.shiLio Va:beire eta ntts Costoki Folk Inlttocir : - - - s-••• ' 1 pp, OW 11ork.f4elliell" iiiiltil, Grove, *well... Printipsiste ete. Vonel, Brandy, ite , :r leans _l, English I.i.i -- • - bstht 1,11. It. HI.. eftifilllC -- Vt 2:14 01.1 Tom itnign I 1..• 1104 t Ms.- - - • 1:.. Inch Whisker o, brlieJaut llnlliwi* - • - .- °lt Vine (Mange i 4 brut -- - - Its Floe White ?Crawly% :loyal), Curar..3. awl MatlV.Chillf..' enunttv orders. p...:-Eithl, enclosing renestuitts ait.1re.....1 to Ur.irni I:.llree.lo.Strawl.yro.litliy attend...l to.-01werce. the Vaults aui Premises a, near Charing-11'4e., air' opposite St.3lartils Church. )'OR CCM NS. NS, /4... ;Toms's .ROYAL BRUNSWICK CORN _I' R. PIAASTER, prepared bolsi a Recipe belonging to her late Majesty. I. an 'nee' lent It etutolv for eradicating gielag trlirf W Mow u;a. hare hard fle.lar plitiotatirea at Ow 'bottom of their feet, without the Rain or iiirooreiiienremol will 'Wove a eery siaefol Vanity Planter for WOOIPPIr nrhl &old., likewise for Gunton. Prepared by(:. 3101M1 8. I 'omi-t to the floral Painilr. Kesiaiiiirton. . ..... So 'd ill 11.13.4 at Is 1.1.1 a:1,1 ..!*. 9.1. by Miner*. Chymies, 4. Cheap*ble. P lt,tont Stry,t. In-ar the Argyle itnom*). Landon : WA. stsyyt, lluhlin ; anJ by the piineiyal Vetylers tip. United Kineflom. N. B. Be careful to a.k 101" ..ke. • e HIV ICK CO/01 PLA4TKL. VERY FAST TRAVELLING To DOVER, DEAL. RAMAGATE. MARGATE AND CANTERBeRV Four Inside Coaches, sod kreo good time, by •S. A. MOUNTAIN and Co. SARACEN'S HEAD INN. SKINNER-STREET, INOW-DILL, LONDON. ►l'llE following MOH? POST COACHES, Mails &c. set oat from the above Inn : Tae" RoyalTeleyraph," Borer, Deal, Ramsgate, llfaryale, Broad Stairs, Canterbury, Ferersham, and Sandwich nem asprrior fast Coach, every morning at a I past 7 o'clurk. —ln consequence of the derided preftrcnce given to the Te legraph Conde, (he Proprietors are determined no expense shall be spared to render it the first conreyance on the Kral Rom!. The "Tally Ho," Birminzham very fast Day Coach, Morn ing It I before 7 o'clock, through Dedham. Market Sir et, Doubtable, firickhill, Penny Str ford, Stoney Stretford, Tow rester, Wercion, Daventry, Dunchurch, Coventry. and Strne Bridge, to the Castle Hotel, rind St. Oeorge's Tavern, High Ntrret, Birmingham, to Sh Noll, Wellington, Bridgenorth, hhelton, b.renshury, Salop, Oswestry, Nantwich. tiangor. Tuforley.Chesier and Holyhead. Driven through with kt Coachmen only. , 111 0 ~"nsrclueDee or the decided preference given to the Tally the P , oprietore are determined no expense shall he spared to render it the first conveyance on the Birinicghsin Rood The "Sovereign," New light fast Coach to Falmouth. Ply south, Fatter, Truro, Bodinin, Peuryn, Ashburton, Totness, Dartmouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, and Salisbury, every Morning ai 7 through Huutton, Axminster, Britiport, Maud ford, Stockbridge, Sutton, Basicgatoke, Hartford Bridge, Staekwai er and Ragshor, w The only Day Coach to Weymouth, (driren thr oug h and to coachmen; only,) through Bayshot. Bluckwal e r. osingsloke, Overto n , Wkiteleurek, Andover, Woodyeals, CashmoreSaliAbltry. Blandford 4' Dorchester, at a guar put 3 o'clock in Use morning. :aorta Irons Wcyinonah to Guernsey Jersey, Cherbourg, 31 a 1 aes 4.e. every Wednesdatand :Saturday , afternoon 2 °work. ckathant. '' R oc k et e e r, Gravesend, Stroud ` lti* Ybourne, Redrawn Ospringe, Morning, qinarter Past 7, 0 .2 1 te " Union," Southampton, Lymington, Lyndhurst ourhester, Basingstoke ; Ilar(ford-b r id ge , Blackarater , aid liuyskot new Jour inside Coach, every morning at S "eel arrires al Ike Coach and Horses. and Vise Inn, 4ahunapton, by Five o'clo ck. This is a most dcligkffint If the rivreyance to the Isle , Jsey, Guernsey. St. (li fts, Havre . de Grace, Cherbn g rg, B er Th o.—e Proprietor chore C oac h h o p e ' to receive a continuanee of that "Time, Which has* hillseft4 been experienced since the coin esencement of the " Union." aNei Light slay . thsaels to Dorchester in 14 hours only, t ilk liagskot,. Blatkwater, Basingstoke. Orenton, W Andover, Salisbury, IFoodyeate, Cashilsore 4nd w ao4ford. at a {past band 7 o'clock in the morning. . '42,,ihnth and Bristol Post Coavhes, tbrospiih Chippenhans, Se, M arlborough., Uungerford, Newbury and Reading, Bakb.", Afternoon at One; ; arrive at the Greyhound Inn. I t r ,. " ,_,lre London. Tater*. Thomas Street, an d S wan , 'a, early next /acridity. roaeltem to *Tells, Bridgemater,Taanton, * and Plymouth I at reduced Fares. The " Umpire," a stew EiverpOol light Cade*, only One Night •on the Road. carrying Four • Inside. sits • out Daily at One; arrives at Liverpool next Afternoon at 3. lire' Woburn. Lc:ol6'mm. Northampton; {Telford. Latticework, ilinektey. Allterstose. • Litchfield, Stone, Newcastle, Knuts• ford, Warrington and Prescot. Shrewsbury, Wellington and Shifstal Light Post emetics, every Morning and 41 tentage. Guar.:NZ. Barnstaple. Soutitmollos, and Crediton New Light fast Coaekevery Monday,, Wednesdag, and Friday mornings, to 7 ?Clock.. . • The "Rockingham," Leeds Light • Post Coach, sett out every Aftrenoon •at Two ; and francs • IA k Baldock, Bigglesnap.lo%• Eaton,• Buekden, Stilton, • 1R toss ford, Greet/tans, Grantham, Nswar to moor, Retford. Bartry, ; t om races at the Golden. of ßeit Ageism*. at' 3 o'cloik. in time for t rac(ford. Manilas, Ski-idea and 11:uldersfeld Coaches, bt reduced bares.—Delven tiro witkfour coachmen only.-Luggage and Packages aids per tb.—)Voisrifteattmsd4ss Me . uneemmem tits_ 1.-M in 'to • be the most ; a east 'owe, 01:t0,401104 uneg by . tiay oat!. 4tarreaVgate) and Ripon 1V n, Light Post Coaches .iferyi Afternoon, al 2, 4-S in the Morning. . • , Glasgow, LongtoWn. Grelia-Creen, d{{{{c{n. hanfriee, Brownkill, ThorshiU,. Saaquhar . KIM, Cammoek, Kings and aU Parts of Scotland, st . Light 4-inside Post- Coach Daily. BridgCnorth, Walsal, Shrewsbury. Salop, and Holyhead New Light fast Coaches, every Morning and Afternoon. The " Tally Ho," Coventry Light Fast Day Coach, every Morning at a quarter before 7 o'clock through Redburn, Dun • stable, Stoney Stratford, Towcester, Weedon, Daventry, and Dunchurch, to Warwick and Leamington. Tke Express," to York. Scarborough, Whitby, Shields- Sunderland, Newcastle and Kdinbategh, a New Light Four- Inside Post-Coach, with a Guard throughout ; sets out every Morning, by way of Newark, Retford, Doncaster, Ferekbridge, Tadcaster, Darlington. Nortmalerton, Durham, Morpeth, and Berallek; and arrives at York the next Morning, AT It M DIICED FARMS. -Driven through wills a coachmen only.—Passengers finding themselres fatigued on the journey, may rest what time they please, and tiles proceed without any additional fare., Marlborough and Swindon Four inside Day Coarh. thro' Aldbottrn. Reading, Lambourn, Purlon, Lydinglon, Pewscy, Wootton Basset, Rantsbnry, Hutt terford, New bury and illaidenkcad.—Driven through milk one coach man only The New Royal Patent Mail, Boston and Loath,. Darn' Royston, Cambs . !dye. Ilmntingdon, it I on, Pet reborn'. Deeping, Spalding . , tipilsby, Griaarby 4- Dull, Keening, at half-past 7 o'clorl, Sunday, at a quarter before 7. The " Expr-ss." a New Light Four-Ins{de Piet Ccach to Carlisle, Penrith and Whiteliaren ; reit a (ina-s? soil Use way; passes through Appleby, lirongh, Bowe.. Grin Bridge, Richmond .rat I erielt. Boroughbridge • . I "^”.a .6 ri d ge, Doncaster. Newark, Barley, Grantham, Nh.trford, (Jere- Maui, Stilton, Bigglemeade and Bultiork. Sets out In the Morning, and performs the Journey n ilk the greatest Fu tility, AT ReDUCSII PARER. Passougers detained on the road, by business or plea sure, hare the peculiar advantage of (heir seats being se cured in the next Coach. TILE ONLY DIRECT COACH TO CARLISLE. The Nem* liogot Patent Mail. Cambridge lhro' Ware. ,agatiltreforit. *ft?NOW. 4' gojirjois &going. at ka{cpc%! o'e net. Sinnolisit. al a parte+ befbrel: Kendal, Laarader, Prroton, Kirby. Lansdale. Bolton, Cho ley, OrtnikirA and Garalang Ligkt lust Coacher, are. y Morning and Afternoon. The " Royal Express.' 'Yew Light Pow...lnside Post Poach, to Lirerroo!, in 113 itoifrs only. thro' IVarringlon, Prescot, Congl i elon. Lawton. Newcastle. Ihrtgly. IC was ford. Stone, Stafford and Litchfield. (oWy One Night (pi the lload.) every .IJ..ernoon ; arrives at the Saracen's Dead inn, Date-street, Liverpool, next Evening. The adrantages to Trarelters who honour this roach with their prelerenec are far superior to any other on this Road, as the "Royal Express" is driers throughout with 4 coach men only (3 less than a, y other courts to Liverpool) —u sa ving to Passengers too evideat to require comment ; besides the additional advantage, especiallg to commercial inter ests, of petforming The journey in less time than any other coach ; and. notwithstanding its cheapness and expedition. the Proprietors pledge themselves that for safety and ay eommortation it is equalled by few and shall be surpassed by none. Stalloolshire Potteries, a now I.lTht wore feet Coseh, every Afternoon. to Lime d, niche, Shelton, Borsletn, Tunstali, Lawto:4, Ilan:y end liolines Chafol. This is the only Coach direct to the Potteries. inskedield 4.-Inside Post Coaches, every Morning and Afternoon, AT REDUCED FARE.I. Chester, Aewport, Whiterhetrvls. Thrporley, Nanipt wink Northarich and Midd!vela Light Couches, every Morning and Afternoon. Stamford Lied Post ()diem' every Morning and Afternoon through Matlock. Higeleswede, it. Neols, 11Jektien. Alcoa bury. Stilton. en I Wand •terd. Sunderland, Stockton and Farm Light Post Coach every Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland, AT REDUCKD FA ar.s. Mountain's " Express. Umpire and Tally Ito." to Hos , ehes?er, IVisslar, Congleton, Ne►rrastte, !Faisal, IV°leer .hamplon 4. hnwtsford, New Four Inside Post Coaches, Three Times a Day. Only Ouc Night on Cie Road. Sheffield and Rotherham wee Four Inside Post Coaches erery Morning, called "The Express." and afro "The Rorkinyham."ercry Afternoon. it nEDUCKD The " Royal Express." new Birmingham Lipid Fast Night Coach, in Its hours, sets out erery afire-401ns, tarrying 4 inside only. passes through IVarw•ick. Leamingtoit, Soulkaan, Weedras. Darentry. Stoney-Sts afford. and 7'owecster, to the Saracen's Head, Belt Street. Ilirmingians. early the next asiraky.—Driren through with two coachmen only. The " Rxpress" a New Light Post Coach to Hutt, Lin coln. Northcare, Ilmoden and Doncaster, every morning. at eight o'clock to the Cross Keys. Minket Place, Melt, and also the •' Rocking4am" in the afternoon at '2 o'clock. The Hertford, Ware, Hoddesdon and Chesk nut Coach. Tottenham and Edmonton Couches daily at eleven, trial past two• fire • and eight o'clock. 'V At Reduced Fares, to Leeds, York, and Doncaster: Luggage and Packages at only two-penes per lb. S. A. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will not be accountable for any Parcels, Passengers' Luggage, Writings, Piste, &a. of more than Fire Pounds value, if lost, stolen, or damaged. unless entered as such, and the Insurance paid for 'word 'ugly, it the. Saracen's Head Ina, Skinner-street, Saco MI, London._, . ~ . Dr. Young, in this country, and M. Champion, In Fraece, have been able to decypher many of the paintings on• the Egyptian Antiquitiea. A very interesting letter from the latter Clentletnan to Mr. Lamb, la this foorn. was read at a meeting of the Literary and Philosophical :Society herb on Tuesday last; decyphering in a. great measure + the hieroglyphic pails togs on the Mummy in the Society's rooms. The follovtiacis pretty nearly a translation of the legend painted on the Milady, and be,considered as a great curiosity.--" May abe bb approved by Phre, the Lord of the celestial Gods, andfy T—M (Kgypti An Mara) Lord of the Worlds. Mary Osiris. the Supreme Ruler of Amelia (Hides) grant repose to the Lady Tosorpe. --.--., daughter (norm of the mother) deceased." The name of the mother.. though given on the Mummy, is not yet decyphrred, nor w hat is of more importance, has the time when the•lady L ved bren ascert sined.—(Neircartlech ronicle.) 14ANKRUP'FIL • • . J. ITensdon, Billetrode street, cod mereltianf, to >~tirreriAM: Jan. 17, 24, and Feb. 24. at.Basingitall street.' Attorney, Mr. kb &ism, Gerrard. street, Aoho. .• J. Davenport, Stockpot Ewhelbs..Cheshire, publican. Fob. '4, 4; and 11, tit the Star Inn. Manetteater. Attorneys. Mr.' Bower, Chancery lane.; and lift. Wo elburne, Maerteeter. • W. Fel l , Cloak line, merchant. Jan. 17, 21., and It Raitinghall street. Atto r n e y, Mr.Rcibkosori, IfaltAlopu street, Picoedilly. neeston, Nottinghautsblin, hosier'. Jtin. '2 . 7, 29.1 ml Feb. 2i, et the Punch Bowl, NottineheM. AttOrney, Mr. • Hum s Nottingham ; and Mr. KnOWles: NM ink Lbeilon.l Apier, aftfaemefibm. Boar yerd E flotborn,scitaeit pro giltiler„Jao. 47,1111.1104 Feb. 24. at Basingitall street: Inter net's, Messrs. IllegramandWeod. bittle•St:Themas Apostle. If. Oakett.,Cliellesforklisan draper, Jan. 24. *et Feb. 24, at Hasingball atreet. Attorneb Mr. Brgae!tCallam•street, :,Fettehurgh street, Loidon. Astsa...e', • • ' btrtratitrit — t'' - • . Feb. ea, J. Heys. Stockpciet, Cheshire, &Sher. at White 44•••4;111, ant Iteetete‘ertate.3. B. Colten.eteichsint: feasinethsH street—Feb. 3, J. Tyerrdan,firistol, si:k merdee, at 4lasinghall ,street—Feb..2. E. Stabwerthy. IYhheOrprl, cheesemonster, at naslagitall street—Feb. 3, T. Kempster, ttpuverie street, Fleet street, carpeater o •at Basinghall street — 1 eb. 5, G. Stacey. Basingstoke, Southampton, grocer, at the ge Inn, o.l'ialn, Southampton—Feb. 3, R. J. Sawyer, IL I Tuber, and J. Cumberlege. Leadenhall street. merctuints.at hasinghall street—Feb. 3. W. If. Fr e nch a n d J. Dishorough. !Atte East Cheap... provision brokers, at Rasinghtll st‘reet Feb.. 3. E. T. Palmer. Bedford, draper, at Basingliall street— Feb. 3, W. Button, sen. and W..P.iitton, jun. Paterncifter raw. baoksellers, at Basiaaliall street—Feb.3, A. DOUR: I, Ilen.l.on do, street, Greenwich, plumber:al Basinghall street—Feb. 3. Warington, High street, Borough of Southwark, hop mer cheat, at Basinghalt street—Feb. 3. J. 'flights, Ifighllolhorii, linen draper, at Basingball street—Fob. 25, J. Farrell, New ington causeway, merchant, at Usteingliall street —Feb. 3, T. Pinsertnn, Nuneaton, Warwickshire, merchant, at Ilesinehall street—Feb. 3, J. Letlitthire. Carmarthen street, 'Tottenham Court road, carpenter, at Bashighail street—Feb. 8, W•sifi• chords, Shoreditch, soap maker, at Basingliall street—Feb. 24. J. ll)ams. Coventry stcoet, Ilaymarset, jeweller, at Bs% singhall street—Feb. 3. 11. Barton, Paul's Cray, Kent, miler, at Basingliall street—Fob. 3 R. Stewat ing street, Cneell. side, sc.oelt fect..r, at ilasiachal stree Feb. 3, G. Nattage, Stansted Mounthichet, Essex, miller, Baslngball Street— Feb. 6, T. Lea. Lir. rpoet, grocer,• at the George Inc, User pool—Feb. 9. J. Cliffm-.1 and J. Jackson, Qaceu street, Cheap• side, merchants, at the Court House, Leeds. .(Certi4e:%ies,ti. to mturOtr.) COIiKT OF KINU'S KFNCH.--(rsstanDAT.) • (Before the LORD b. u u JUSTIfr. and Common Juries.) KING G. iteNris`r. This was stated to he one of series of prosecutions for assault, boil no prosecutor appearing, a verdict of Not Gnill %Via 'token. KING V. C A PPER.4-11411JURT. Ile. Raoul:wall pirened the pkadingc Mr. SCA LETT FlC‘ii the I - imam:stances. This was a proecution for pel;ary 14444 the defendant, who wa the ptinti;:a: wi'lleSS ill. an aetion aFainst the pqrweetor, Dr. rritch, Ke-per of a private maJdot:re at Itromptett, for creel -tr. at meat o &Alma 41L,Asear nuanlal as • prileed. that the r‘idenre was falseoiitif that no motives were corrupt, the. fake evidence having been iven in con sideration of 200/. of which ere paid. The defendant, Capper, was a barrister. l'hunras S. r _rant pr olnced the venni in the Nisi Prius triaL The.r.lainazes obtained ‘trre•Mil. The trial oats in May last. Mr. Capper gave evidence. t.or—exaolierd by Mr. A D . .Lpuus.—The trial ha I been ex;,ecterl in reirritare before, bet ha I been pat off on acruant of tie pro: ceding* in Lord Portsmouth's CISC. Air. Water*, crier of the Court, administered the oath. person who was present at the trial, and took notes at t':c time, , ilve rtidence ho:n his note.; they were Jong notes. °Vitae:to read there, _ hut so little correoponsience was there between what was fonud in the notes, and tvliat teas set rwth in the recor-1, 'hat his Lordship directed a verdict fur the defend snt —No! (iiiiity.) . WADE V. ALEXANDgR. This was an action neon :+ hall of oreliance for 131. I. lluuNc-:v defende.lon several grounds.. 1. The Bankers at Bril3tttn . had no: returned the hill by the first p,,s!, after it had Vets 'wind that there xere uu etfects, but kept it till thenext ddy. His LORDSHIP overruled this objeet'on. Not only endors ers, bat all thiough ti Luse 11,smis bills passed were entitled to a day. 2. A cornnvit and warrant of attorney for 29/. for goods fold and delivered bad been grAnted by the defend int. thrutiNsoN objected to the evidet:ce offered of '!'i►e TARO ('ntet• .Jee•rice said that Mr. tiorn , lt tasted the objection with so - much gravity that it would be better not to interrupt yet. It loon appeared that the roznovit and warrant, thonzh were not forthcoming, and that the 291. were entirely out of this question. Ver.lict fur plaintiff, 151. 64. SONS OF LUKE BExpriT SOCIETY. MAIN V. HALIFAX AND OTHERS. This was an action to reeorer 101. odd, expellees incurred by the plaintiff in infurring his clnifn against the society. Ike act 331 of the lite Kingproyielcel that all different:es should he Brake! by 'arbitration. The elaine of the plaintiff lead been so derided here, and the claim had been fully allowid. But in obtaining the award, hr had incur red the expenses tar which this action was brouilete Mr. CoMMINO opened the pleateincs. Mr. Commum SEIIJ ttANT wetted the case. Mr. ifultwert and Mr. CseutTY were for the elef•nd tut*. An objection was taken that one of the arbitrators - mu sig.nel " k entell" in the award, Lot was. .54. forth " ilenddll" in all the counts of the accord. • Mr. CouuoN Sw.e.tsercr said lie itould call Mr. Ran. WI next. It was the seine person. He was milled, wed did not answer. Mr. Giles, the attorney, proved his 'spumes in attending upon the arbitrators three days 21. 16s. 81. ; witness de manded of the society 81. 16s. ha. for the personal attend ance of Main and ',is witnesses; they referred to Mr. H a rmer, who offered 3/. The LORD CHIEF thollizta this was a domestic society, which did not admit so attorneX er his hin t The Comst.lN SeaczaSt said the eapences Were ex preaaly allowed by the award: After examining •mere witnesses,,and inspecting the rules ;of the ,4Ociety, his LoaDSHIP gays his oyinic/II decidedly that the expenses of the larfiiirators and witnesi.i, -and •101 to the claimant,' if succiessfai, weie all the expenses that could he charged. If the arbitrators had allowed the e xpences, the rule would have precluded payment. Nunsult. • _ CRIM. CON. LODGE V. PIaiRILL. 111. MiLawisi having opened this pleadings in tbis tease:. • Alt. BROUGUAX stated the cireurnataness upon which .the diction was founded. It was bro:igbt by the plaint:ll to ietritvir' i'rolt 114. (I'.Niiiikiil ii()hiiimi;ioo t i 4( 7 da to for the liijniir ' be' had stitt4?nitir k r -biihi d e pt f the fi g 14. 'satiety: '&e his • Wife, loilditEen' ti - lioxitiiil tile l' . at a ceritnitisd iddirArtiotr' . llid ' She. as t ral: ' Th b* plaintiff' $ a ,clerk,, lo dit of 9f owns ttealsanltto, at 14 4 f 4t, ea d o f tit4lo*W', theettfe*danlAittliht prnsp i ert r a e lakeellitti4g to inwirtipitt ltirthitfi. 11 1 it TM'titi`paintllf tiiilnatak e i ‘ u his werient wife, and, in 18,21.,r0u5e di . soutei 'hitvittg arise n Ivet,hiee'n tbilni,'llitetinieqtAh'ev 9rii i i Wrife's .iiisisting.that her natitheeklibitTeliiit ir?tli lir; 'they agr . tetl,l6 separate, ' 'MeV did:sepliate.' tart deeoiliiialli Viiitril . tititCtber. anti were upon good terms. lie (*r. Broti2lilm)' Was, Aow ever, prep tied •t ea • , aCiiir.o,ther t intos recta rae took plate b. tween • then,: tli lit the period of the s-p.tra tan• toe child, 'rhe • ip alit. canto (iegneotly.to visit them while At* tivati : ibtlithei:a.O4 WOr pit s . e4la tattoo his visits .r 6 Hip! tette 'ir'f# hibi:e frti.gtekt: 'fl e iVot) A Save the del ii),Olf Ift Eale 'tot* thered •'fiain 'the a itbosars. eoe -; , atinpli., IMO' fwejltstq urnee of Is` ;' . . . a. WO 'Or thLaken,twor -laid leer eta' . oltabitielti. .. tcaskr n lelTh•dtir anii Okla iiiiM.NINSNRiii i l ifff 14e, l's kftl Ore_d pf t i t -child ; tiiat 'the '¢ie f itist - &a •ii • ••' trai'lai:tri,fo'voi , terkl the bi•tti t o f th is bh . illY that, tlii j sirixthi(Was's iretti. ePli4leli Oeteito catile. ki I lie• 'dal :Asti's' W Ity ..Tltills.'4* it 'child * . ,wa a tinder. lire afire; or:Valli aid; toillt tiara!' lithAs ' 4lola at: Oossitylei' ft' wai ', not 'anti, Chi.; 'Plitt+ 'CsilAcions Mere isititt i hid' •b'y Airy •eldti ibittl 't,ilk:lnk ,Ot a .ita auks tit j g bri t t her, Vint the, ' plaintiff sri 'irtptlt itt'altiq isqP 'ittiet w'hicti'llid:l6 - ItiCea lit in to • Ming (iik Pia*ltt'sc l tliAti,, rho jiary w4i4l k i nave to cSnsrilr'e tiriii' l otlietliii.t4il faiti.offeged mitt takrn pIkCK and WeeOiiitir' w.ltat `diiiiik - *4s' !hi. plal,tiir '' was thererre:ritillitlio:'•• It inipllt. bp-WiNeirltrielpv-Ae,de fen re, that the pep brit fon was .. thelittsliiintilif., faith :, pp 4 it tiotilif •be - ritnstabritt :As ..„ tra i t if:lble, Taltti' Lpf Or, we should be kneed.; the filii.:tiiii tirisiNktrottli'saildreil.with a child which he knew,hos tit be.bis, owls. but lialalt, 'also ' (anti! he iiliintlil *PriCiarelitlitiorte)lai *otitis v2iftrs debts,. • whith v.ite t Very heavy. ' . '. . ~ ..i , • .1.. . : - a... , • ;.. • . 31 r." Iltioiiriti.t sr then cal left A,0,ne...111 Xt. tells !said .she knew**. I.ldige Itelort . her wreastioge a her petite *as I lariiet Cl.)agli. The quriale; q tkbila.the Witness iris preseut, t..,oicjilace in Mary it, hope.choola .. Mts. Lodge wa:i before ilia: time. sat! lies •betnalutt o a Atialitnea... : l; ) . . . Ctoss•exansined . by this AT.rodwar. Ilsblialia. 7 lifts. Lodge was- married in December, anal was lasiliveWeinttlaw Ant , child ;tithe May fo's lo w inf. .She wee Wislbly petteisio, when she was snit...led. In 16::0, duriewlaew seminal con- Go e sa l eat; Isettor.si aissiiied t "lata e ines% her, her lisnisb and 'having left hen. Witness snpplie I :,list was neee,Stary for her on that occasion.. She aiid not k-ow whetivt :Alt. Mi.! Stra.• Loige slept together in, the ti{ ae • hosed in ;Thiel& they lived.: . . . . • ~ l'he certi fi cate of marriage tray then Pheit,"(tteillittir, 1910.). • ' -' . ' • . ' • ' • • ' ' • • -' '' ' t 1 " L " ir • The next it itntoot .i was a aerrant tp ,Mr: Terri . us w . as a !slate the plaititirbveTlo 184: . AOta,....•LOalge tral.,thrit With him: 'they Is.:trtften a ne . child. ' st;latiirs Ir. llittn a ll, the defendant:4 hti Sheen t a u Ur * art lrerinaster'ai hope ,gene,- taliy,three or, Om times_ a wser..,., Alm . .. C10tt.41,, .lalri. Lodge's ' mot h er, fi've.l With them af t lie,Spine, ti ma, l'hiadta it strut in . ltit tte4l M'r.tridio Ketit. flit-0- from I ;4•lviir ; stncitlAat li.tiortlMrai 'Lode e'hastalltiqthet, .cliik,l nalksts. Whim aiirel,:s is ;;orlarat ifat 'tsar assontbs old.- Tkip tros _ti_yeltamartie Itter )1.1. 1 A• L k% ale gyvc i . ji r , i 4 o i sto In Wr.:•.7lvlW c?Yr •IrishrieTt7tlr, Cierwtt'vt. to tail 'irettielaii wife; Mrs. •laailarc resitained there fat two pr there usooths. 4'itness bad often_ sera the defendant at all times ef the day and evening'at 'Mr. Lodes: VOW rally a hen Mr. Lotze was ost. lie camera call.upota.4tN. Lo.l i ge ; he a oshl tu ! k '. if Mr. Ledge was at,hfune„ and.,if ' he was, wanly! gie a.say ; but if not, lie would gop?,ll.l.lags. Ale. liolge siimelinars eawnels?.ur when "the defendant was Arizh his wife, doh Which ortasions ;the defen'dalt sr,ould go up,staies to the serum landink, An d altei. bir., Ilsodge had gone in,'thc defendant would al;Roiit titbis . bappeintt three iiinee. Af• er Lodgejeft li . ver . ett's, tt r lend sn; in to come frerriently; witness has often seen clef, utlsqt antt.4 ji. 'dodge to4ealler, iii both the bed rains and tbe a;ittivr. room. title ltas seen diem in the bedroaira twine. ; l'hecti us wars a sofa in the sitting e•io, . On one oceAsion , while sew defendant *lib' . his arm rcsotid :Ilya. Lodgat'a.neek NI tharsoft. Mrs Ldtlge'd servant (lll3ivlos 1 latlie, or Ole mother, need taraleep *kilt 11)rs foOlge.. Witahria, recta feels .0, slefping with her three highta.tif titTfe,t 'tinsel ibe slept *ith het inkt r. iv!. Mrs. L: on: general 41dfd:difon fan! ~ ...E. l InOrad," • One teght,witneas bad let Nutlet. #od . 1. 4...i1 1 4 1 ter Blake cams to her; and B'4l " l'itt'.f hlyty,-bfafl'att o.,ast i l are having . s..ine gin ant) Water. su ite .. Wilhelm, ono, l e t him out that eight, hut the nest' nikarbiag,'it 6 ift,fi a l l " 4 she heard hius ga out: she. knew his ,footstep we11..."' r. L. ii between 311 and 40, Mrs. L. I. ,b4uc I'm . . , • Cross•eximined hy bir.:Arrolistesilorregst,—,64id Oa • defendant is 21. , There were three .or four millisers' yr swath:el in the how. 'Ars.. Leak.. worked fur Mrs: llurrell, the defendant's mother, and had known him hitich he was a 'boy. Dlr. Lodge, weut.away it 5,11224 before rho he did not al •ep n ith his wife. Witness hail .neyerdtearit them quarrel. Charm te. lilalcr soutetiws slept slow. stairs, sometimes up ;.the hack kitchen was the place whir, Mrs. IA lge's servants n..hally slept. • Wit4v l l ll ,44PA 4, 1 V41" stars wits her, hetAnse Mr. V Terett's brothat iterppind leer (.4 itness's) bed. the seerkwoinen capes . 04 _vie ip eh/ ;tors:log, and remained iota la's i• timeverdirdry .isa .low front room they worked; the back. tr*.s4,44AClP lll •'-‘ When Mr. ilatrell called. be was ,efsepp!s:!pte the Wail 0 room, where lieissed to sit talking. Soinattimea Ise weft.; amay before ,the work women. ..11fitness • lived at Ili Pad; din;;ton Street, with Mrs. MOM?. 7 She .left becealth 4 person did a thin,/ she onght sot to.'have dime. (.t paper; was handed t , the wittiest, Which, she. itard,sias . oar:ll.mA writing.). She wrote it .far a .persto% film dived. jo,thea same room okb her. She kite* potting of the thmlicatay of things which bele treed to Mtn.' Moore. Ntver .liVlffi with. Mrs. Aluore. • Never ,livcd,..isith., Mrs: •,VutlYttein Davies Street. Never lived n itts, a 'person s: her linsbvi4 it he was her relloW twrvant. 11410. atm ageoldec t ind, Mtn, Butler : but she uever lieed.with.tkat RAO 4 1 ,04 4 1 44 her to do so many times. but she alwaystsaid,t 40...",:i, ....,,... Charlotte Wake (examinedlay- blot An:swam) lied vaithi Mrs. Lodge, at dlr. Everett's, is ld2l. Sleivadieeyi dip'd in the back kitchen; it was her bed.' Mr. Harrell war three during that period. Witness left Ma: Lodge aue. Mr. Harrell together late one'night ; it was about )9•• o'clock. Shn had seen Mr, Harrell in lire. Lodeeleeed , . room, where Mrs. Lodge. frequently sat to work. Witness. never saw him there but when ber mistress was at worle..: Never saw anyllting pass • betaeen them. '.Has mew liars in the sitting room also: he used to come wheat four tinsis a week. A child' was born after her mistress's Temerity from Mr. Everett's to Mrs Moore's , that child tits Skiers' th of May, Md. The .defendant was mo t there &khaki: i lia:ie. Does not know whether he was there afterwards, !for she went into the country for a fortnight, ou the dar• following. On her return eke 'saw Mr. Martell, who aerie said any thing t 4 her about the child. She frequently • met Mr. Lodge after the birth of the child, when ii. baX , iahoedothl:crechildmwir.t her i . , h S a l s se ite u g se n tl ea l t o ly m u eet l: h h e i r m ,:i n ti ro ti r , t; .. hilil 1 he newer took it; liq never sail any thing about •,0(!D!. Bank stock. Witness never received any tardenr• from Mr. Harrell about the child. ~~ ,~ 1 1 ! •w r r. 11 'I sok. .11 1 , 0 , 100. ~~ Mlt• ~° )4*: Om/P. a Ow Mr* MOP re i l4 4 . • •"^: