The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-12-05 00:00:00

101:NSICIRR ELECTIeIt . •• SEVENTH D. . iittsiar day fill been the ince the commencement of the o ntest, avid occurred nhich I believe isleithnot pro 'peering annali—that of one et die ination voting fur the other. The poll is morning With great spirit on both aides nival, tatting the lead, and the glut respctablv. Their voters were of a betttr • observed before, and several carriages, were cheered on their arrival. 'I fie even more sanguine thin before, and all ly for them until about one o'clock. A. , as spread among the partisans out of the report that Sir John Thorold in person f o r Sir {Valiant Ingilbv, and to espreis not to serve if elected. This report exultatidn With the Purples, and the •:;.• .o the other side. A general roah took place . when the troth came out that Sir John bid : . Sir William in performance of a promise '-. ince, but that he declared at the saadd T.) were elected; be would disefhliege the ..." !presentative. It appeare.tkok Sir John i` in his carriage,attenOty one friend; r Y As vote, was refilling atf , nvoid observation, . rood, one of the gentlemen, would their silk, . I requested that he aildebo a foe freeholders. , Sir •John cumplied i add Made d• - Idea is reported below, with others, water. • tiriion would admit. Sir Wilitantlegabi iv, him, bat was stopped by ate violence of , scene tit toaueloo then teok place' which can.. any order of et:l'l'olM One partly .sake Sir John Thordld give a mote derided and the other were equally strenuous Pa • .• Sir Robert Heron, Mr.. deviltry,. Mr. Healy and others attempted to speak, brit command am - - di Sheriff w. so great Aespair of an! Thorold immedi .ge, and left the opoositlon to Si' Now, they say, letermined to si 4 epee:to:lent &reboil the effect of the irritation Thorold gs , huitings be came to vc promise, and tuition which I I {.l 'venous then appetiared is front of the host -eived with repeated cheers. Recommence& was totally ianoient or the intention of og him in nomination, limit he received a from Mr. Wells. It was necessary to oh that gentleman be had no artiusint :nee, itia. He could assure the freeholders that 2 t proceedings was without his coocurreseri. . . introduced without his consent. He win Ind the contest, and was determine& vet 11 .. 1 1 the expense of maintaining it. The freq. rest assured that up to that moment ho Is* ty tenant or dependant on him, or ieedittel-, •. It was without bin keowledgethat idi - . , O a active on the occasion. Het *at a f • 1 : - toed on hie oen nnpootibi ity, hot Oitt , e .41:: ,- . • or approbation. Othses-of his teOpseb h ' ^ a• indepoodeat sea, they ware entitled till 1 ' ieseed. He nun again disclaim say Durk. ` ' 4 l, ' contest, or any wish lobe elected; but If 4 tito suety ware. kreised to have hies. t but him, be wool ereMeis, if *looted, honourably. The use was that of the I t not his. It wee for them to act as they t ; but if his inclisetteo teas consulted, the i lit if was against hisliewnet. When Sit j nad concluded, rust stood forward, and Illid that he thanked • for the vote whine he he Jest *vivo In Me again repeat that he who'd owls bare Ohms not understood that fibs John Thorold was appear-as a candidate --;..-The freeholders . the assurance that he never.iroald have taken , ant had he not hen repeatedly assured that 7 re Intention of Sir John Thorold net to tater me before before them on the sure grounds' as any I 4 t gentlemet might do, who would b e prised co,: tß i l‘ 'resenting the county. It was a sena of o find that his conduct was approved of by the . incoln.—The poll, which placed him ins. ; ion, could be referred to u the best prostfa , - - 2 He looked forward to the honour of tepee , Parliament as the proudest triumph he swell lust assure them, if their votes decided the. .your, tie would discharge his duty to thtm 41 . 'dependent man. He could not (fold repestlng* • weld's alms had •ot bees pradend to the . a respectable quarter.—Hare We g ones mud; crowd became so violent that Sir Wee 160.1.byi • give way aid to break of abruptly. Misplace " . who said that he followed his lionOhrdblid leclaration, that if Sir John Tberuld bad • the first instance, he wooed not only bate but have given him his fullest support. . -, Thorold refused to come forward, and that , • declared his intentionsfof standing for the . , D.) immediately joi , ltid his interest, nwi tie Committee. He had the hoover. with of that Committee, to be deputed to watt on, ', and give him notice of his Hosoorabls. 'nation, and to ask , if It bad his approbatiott., ' that deputation was before the freok ol .o"et now ask, If they bail mistaken or nilsrepte., latent, of Sir J. Thorold ? am .being then appealed. to, said tliat he: instal accuracy of the statement anode,' to,. front charging • the gestfesso of tae depn misrepresentation. 11 be contpiplotal of it because au observation he wade tOlte course Animation was not noticed, which post to this were elected he shoal,' be oblige d to take his loose, and he also regretted that tha ststomelk been egliaaticd to him before it WIN aohnoind to ......_.... _ ,111 . again sold that " 11661 . 4 s wishes, the report abosid have bees *wit: before its publication. He wu gratified Muth* ' bore testimony to the accuracy of that utak regard to that pert of the contretastioug: be been awar e , or rued , real, it-should bar aith lbw as the rest. *mow thee spoke Ueatleaten, I am very happy of Sit Joke TheroltL beard from me oft always heard that' didate, but if you highest Inmost of best of his power. accounts which wo, touvenstioa with aid particularly that t that he mold will 4. Baronet comptaluerl that Industriously soot through th - He has mow fulfilled' Sir William laliiblt .. .• • ,'• • ~. . . . &;..• , .. 1 . . TATE STA."I" 4: VII IN . .. . mil i . --- ' --- .. - -. -------- i• - ABUSE OF CHARITIES. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. OLD BAILEY.-(Fnis Mumma.) ' UNIX 4 • !1';'•• --mme-- 1. •elltleathlt'S COIARGE. PROM TB! BOARD Or TRE NEW E;II3).AND DOFREE KOVIIT. • • • . t Raabe OP CHILD MORDRT. •• v • • v nv ... i . ' I . a.istroLN , iv fur . 4 .. .. .: i t i i ino ,h to be regretted that Mr. Brougham could not "It blew a tremendous gale the wh o le"LiverPool, Dfc. 3, 18•Ja. Catherine Smart Wei pot to the bar charged with the wil- ; m • .most nortant lint fel-warder of her infant thild.on the lit of Dec. inst. When .r - , - • * er•iie his original intention of ottainiug an investigation Westward , but this day it is rather more moderate . The fol- OT 11111) bight from the a cirrunistance h as R. • k 3 i • charitablefour I tions of the roontry, and • : moth! •arious et lowing vessels were driven on shore in Bootie HO :-Mercery called upon to plead to the indictment against her, she cast .. relent . in in tie. tie . it i • C. orous abuses that prevail in them. Had all the , aye 0 , n Nickels , from Boston ; the Belvidere. Hobson, from Charles - a wild look around the Conn, apparently unconscious of was carltdafes_ novn • r • which bus been begneathed to the poor, been ton ; and Cumberland, Ashhridge, from Quebec:-Tile Mar- the nature of the proceedings, and remained silent. Evi• rx Vesitent. ' . • vm , e l F r i ter } r i v h u .aanded, and faithfully applied, the pnor's eury was g ot off this day's tide, and brought into D oak ,- Th e dense was then taken as to the present state of her mind, lock IC Alb; ''" and to decide whether her coininutiog mute wet the e ff ect. -the Purples, as • • •IT a t;e • went(' be reduced in many, if not in most parishes, Belvidere and Cumberland remain on shore, but are expected • a sage perfect nullity; for it is only in the most obscure to be got off to-morrow , of artifice, Or by the visitation of (100. appearing very reap class than I have o •: , ' eels anthers where the charity of the dead might not supply -.. e m e ...... Mt. Mears th e Surgeon who eaten led the unfortunate with blue fortiori, Li Milt ant • } - - fthe li • We yetthatM B I D eee . . December 4.--Wind W.S.W.-TAst night at 9 goid 4 en , was then called. He stated, that he had attended wastes living. ye hope. r. Tong Aul o'clock it came on to blow very herd front S.S.W. recreating the Minter at the Bar for some time. On the Sunday e ho es of the Blues • I -niasaine ids Puliamentary labours to produce an f bl WO at work . . 0,1 •• - ._ areviont to th d h' di h t • s Went on avonee y . ' .ivy - not a sum one, not an expel-a s• atement, but a day light .- Toe Marquess of H as tings , Brothers; Antess, sudden dismay was • olidld allemle. e ff eci•ot investigation-one that shall probe the Fleetwood ;Julius, Wm. Lushistoton. John Buschman • Heart committed; he observed a great alteration in her . Castle Yard, stly a t 'manner, and id eatrisequnce gave instructions to a nurse matter to the bottom; and a ff ord the poor, if not " indem. of Oak, Hope, Waterloo, and several others, names unknown, aga iffitallleetiti ' it ...• ,iiity f,,4 the past," at least " security f o r the future." In tut anchors and eables.--The Hanoverian gallica, Sophia , who was then attending her not to leave her alone, for he had " me t° vote r. . ~, a 4 817iff.; . sew 'eau time, the friends of the poor ought to be alert Welting, master, from London to Faro, grounded on Sandwich observed decided marks of insanity. He alp desired the his determination -p aw • : ' ' k il l/wring td light the nefarious abnses in charitable Fists, where she now lies a complete wreck. , Camediwn from husband to take care that she was not Itt'as he (the wit- produced violent c se' ' • -- ;-`ss • which come within their individual kuowlmlge; the River and remain, the We,. Lushington, Sughrie; Wood- ness) did nu; consider it safe to to do. On the Taesday , ,irt 504 60, deepest despair to tl • hoot, i •Anomp s t few alga are not u : painted with some facts of Park. Pranekiln ; Julius. Jackson ; Wm. Bryan, Uemihart ; following he saw her at Lambeth Strect, oh the charge of to the. hustings; wile Humber, Hodgson • ; Active, Morse ; Prince George, Parker; child murder; and again saw her on the following day. merely toted for Si lettp4ltilat at • l ..ei‘ea .. • seine abuse -some neglect-some prostitution political and John Barry, Rock. outward bound vessels.-Arrived the -She was op Thoth occasions decidedly issue. One . amide some time sin ;‘4- wg , ; l ::; •- ' • lout misappropthition-or sous Hyperion, Stephenson, and Star, Hews, from St. John's N. time i f he (Sir J. T ''''' ' rra . •• ' • • i-• 44A4 'Bf fends • tenant to be sacred to the wants ofof her children had died a short time before. Witness 5t- , k ,... ~ , , • a- , -B. and remain. till i " , :horplleselesr of childhood, or the instruction of * , , tended it, and the mother was unremitting in hei attention duties of a Rept . PORTSMOUTR, December 4.--Wind S.S.W.-It blew a to the child that died, of whom she appeared particdlariy came from Syston 1 tremendous last eight from 84 W -Arri d -e t- . ' tlest Mils praise the individtatle, who have storm a. . ve EL M. 4 it on..-‹,da ti t.. • • .. .... . .. cutter Tartar from a cruise, with 43 tubs picked up off the Isle fond. She passed many restless nights which tended to and sliee g ivin g Li when Mr. Dashome . -...• 4 ' , .0 „ "ft •-•,,, .eraemg in the restoration et toe tones to weaken her very much. That child ' was twenty-two or Wight.-The shipping all rode safe, except the Fame, for .-e and stopped him sad 1 ‘.. • ••• .V. , --.- , t!o ;,. %, . tit ,t •,... i , •-• . . rafiehl, to their original purpose. Pt) ' Lisbon, which drove foul of 11. M. ship Queen Charlotte, and mouths old. The youngest chill three months mu, weeds tb the freelo .1 , •,„ emer...tewa. ,_. a. ..0 .. ... , .., ~ .6 es4OI4oUtITS ale V is. a fair *a of brin y . it tarried away her mai b o o t r o l pla w st i o n u d d s to s p ly sail y A a r r Hair ;r aw. Dees••• was at that time St the breast. In witness's belief she mould ha Maw susceptible of derangement at that time than at . any other. . r ). short spetch, ethic '`.. , , ,e ;. a:. atm- a . • ,kith - ; twithatending the political in- 1 , Arrived the Albion, atel ass the eonfirm •••• • ' - ,a ;'••••••••••• . b - sn s tfie patron of the borouab, and the 1 4, do • , t ~t ' -• • ibirell ty are invested; and it is not impro• We . 117 W it - . . 'aliktHieresteration of the charity may help to from LonaldSont.. John ' s, New Brunswick; and Harriet , Curtis, _ ii ,. 4 ... .. it ' eri.,aiiiitAianeful political usurpation of tbe rights The Ann, Mani.. from St. John's, New Brunswick, is on -- Holmee, assistant Sur g eon to the gaol, and Mr. tempted ito follow Cotton, th*Ordinary, eaveit as their decided opinions, that the prisonee.was of unsound mind. the crowd. A scene not be reduced to 1 '•11 .1. n .i • ' . 4. - ,4* Fragrant! at large. shore on the alapliug Sand, with less of 2 anchors. Mr. Justice STILLY then asked the Jury whether they endeavoured to ma • * ..t • debellime•t, in the " History of the College," The Belvidere. front Charlaton ; Coniberlatid, from Quebec; considered it necessary to proceed farther; and the Jury contradiction, and preventing him. *•••• ;• fePa l ittf4 ' • ' X 'l o '• - • • the fr'ilegal procVsoiogs”.iliat have taken sill Mercury,from Boston, were driven on shcre in Bootle Bay havieg expressed themselves satisfied of the prisoners in- • • s on Tuesday night, the letter has been got off without damage, sanity, delivered a verdict accordingly. She was then Millwood, Mr. 11 .4. 4... : ; eke - ' • 0 • -"mag• rt• ?' ~ ~ , . ausnoektdetrse e Hal res:ler. One hardly know s „ The Olenaldile, from Africa to Liverpool, was tots ly wreck removed from the bar, in a ver weak state, supported by they could nut cot .. .. irf • , 4.• q oirmisir.d' C.? .t h. .▪ Itaell sea r" ," ' no- ell in the Shannon VIM nit ., crew savedwords. The High the Matron and one of the Nur.es of the prison. ' -.i-:;f • • ; -I. almessiliewitintothes;" . and wnether we WOK at the ' a • , The Margaret, Troop, from Quebec, is on shore on the Map- confusion became sr- ems a'•• lit 4'l ' •‘.. -.-. • • eleta iot a -v wanton dilapidation of the The Sand, and bilged. retired in utter da •• .;•6* - 7,7rt• :„ , e,..;. , „,„:•sese ,• sitisplabed to fitid that gentkmen . MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.-(Tnts Deo.) Sir John Thera iiia •• a ' r.*:plet ti - ' ••911itntivrers with such self-com- '. ' •it• ' ' . •ft •thit • '''s charity wis funded by a Mr. • SMALL DEBTS. - s egaw- CONVICTION UNDER ME VAGRANT ACT. to his carriage, an APPEAL. is, that the opposi ta ,:a a • .-; ' • t.ler the edueMios and (Nothing of ten or twelve ..-. 1 0,....- PURNISS V. HSPINZTT. than before. Now - • ••4 f s, ' t '• •• .". • ' apprenticiad to Mips trailing to the East Indies TO TOR HDITOR OP Tilt STATICSMAN. In this case the appellant is a Copper-plate Printer, and and we are deter: le • ill" ig '••‘ nt'etrdowitiitits to pay all the necessary ex- was convicted by Sir. Bennett, the Magietrate of Worship- what the indePeal - ..e..-i. , '.• :,./..:-. -,. - 11 4 taller was-built in 029; and in 1732 twelve Sta-The system upon which business is now carried It will have the Street, of indecent exposure in the City Road. • ...,, tir , . i . . 4 ~.. . Isere •aa:tbe. establishment •re•eiving hoard . lodging on, renders it lirghly proper that some new mode less ... .has increased the Mr. ADOLPHUS appeared fur the appellant. •- - ' -,-. 1 . ‘' ' eirolsteg. with the -reqnitite it.ettuction to qualify difficult. end less expensive than what now prevails, should • • . After Sir John To support the conviction, hleaner Hughes was celled, .: • . • • liefeltair leteodell . parsons in life. 111 IVO, a John he introduced for the purpose of enabling creditors to obtain , • - the stated that on the 2lst of e ducted to the le .., • „ ft -7 1 ;than recently become an inhabitant of Pelersfield. . Oct.. was pasting the COMO th • their small claims fief)* their debtors. In my opinion, the in. - . that S ir John c Ity Road and against the dead wall saw the defendant •. as , -. • . •t ga s ed :to the deumesideOce of cert a in trustees; and. stratify that exists in different parte of the country, in the ursaant to his ' e b sposing hi ' s person in a shock;og manner ; tk i ttl i ll t i ar • . . ; Ilf . ... t any impeachment of their conduct three were moles of • recovering payment , is clearly an incoeststenry. him wit h the appellation of " blackgoard"-and would lieu holders the alma • I` tireitilagt . _. i 'e' .. sok qt- -11 " .three. ettlrtee, l i ni " n g in s horn wet J° 4 A In the City, in the Borough, at Wandsworth, and at Green- struck in, nt e ecamp ; s he then called to some people 1,1 b h d ed 'ad '••• .' were sappointed. Is is mid enonah tl•at the wish persons can issue summonses for sums op to 51 ; atthe contest. by tbibt.Ve• so - . • • Jolla of the ' , .• who were passing, and a Mr. Jackson of Gough Sorer, • Sir JOHN Taos hint. Site then got up with him, and Mr. J. oh ' . • Pei •• ..• .afterwards became all yes, and none followed ings, and was recei it 5 ...,..•. •. . ).. , •liiriee, ' weds bee in or near Feleteheld• John Joiliffe Leicester Fields, and other Courtry summonses can only he • tamed his name and address. by saying that he seheirterafl , 1. *Mei iferiod alluded to. endeavouring to obtain the ti l ); . tical escendeney of the Bormigh ; and sows Inhabi• had span 2/. I ask the authorities, why one place shoold have the advantage over the other ? This is a moat sin• Cedes -examined by Mr. ADOLPRUII.—Witness lives in any person Pathios Bishop's Court, Old Bailey ; is a married woman; the hale. te Of " t. , communication ft ' `,.. • 4, ...'" ta thinking it a great hardship to have their sons ado- gator difference ; but probably, it any be merely for want . indecency was -(bere the witness stated certain tip. raw! Of Hitt*. -• r . fed for theses, John Jolla% headed a nie . : ,/ it modest aP• of an application to Parliament for art Act. If so, trades. curnstances, and denied that she had mentioned others )-; serve that with t nor ever saw him, .a 4 &,g *m i t . sties to Parliament in 1774, only about forty years people should consult their representatives on thetabaut, did o say, and before the Magistrate, that it was three •'L . ter Lk death of the foander, to set aside the will, tinder . illlth atals' ' •;:. ' • t the charity on procuring .. , .... , ~ , gm that,it.was not COMMllelli to accept .. purpose. and set them about p what would suit th eir , they cr•uli ' • terms of the giver ; and the leg's-Wore very imp op. rly Ti.. present means of coming at a debt , is so shimettlEy i left the . p a . - .; -• • •-.. vear tiolietly 'acceded to the request , an.. expensive, thatereditors are frequently deterred from appl - o clock; repeated after that it was half-past twelve' rectal. lects site went out in the morning and in the afternoon to • ~ St.-Luke's workhouse ;it wag before her dinner. ..i' . . . t ' retire to admit iiiiBes they pleated, on what terms they ing in the way fled is new open for them. Undoulle • % • • • . P rit. - - - . :-• .1 2.• The charity was the undo:lined property only Debtors that have a reluctance to pay, are always I f .• -MP the al citifies which lie in the way of their Credi $ . • the entire of the p His name was in unwillinr to she ' to contribute to t . Jettison called-He deposed he saw the woman in holders might res agitation in the City Road. She describ , d to his not canvassed any '• • 1 cirrueastineek and Ile forthwith went to the Police oda single vote. e , i le en p was afterwards bre . bolder, _, her tl e 4 f da t ught up steward aeared . f . . .ter . Ilia era writ.. ; end it isciald not base meei t k why a anemone should not be issueahle fair any . -.J " It . ''' ' • ' " la • d ,t- cull • • have foun•l elsimants for the. '-' • . • , • sentenced to the Tread Mill, for two mon th s, cer. sod actin : • . mutt providing, the Creditors wipe that mode . la • • • • wi i thosa 11 /1 2 / '• ' .•:°"*.-. • ' ec.; loafr. John Jollafe wasted means "el o r e „ A ct „ wi ld i n Patted, I.be name . " try u•, ,beve addremed the Beeab—a n also voted; hut, a 4 bak. pojitigal supporters," and the fence oft t v od i tor , to lase out a s • 2W . . is xZt 'or . : besioeSitce date:. It' trataneesa tommarals ... As am moratkaallLigas at tbet • r the Acts • ..' inn. / Mil 001 VW MI Lord of the Massoi : .' were d enabling persons to sum or .)6 - be- should sever be thought paying dig ate " they pleas Ihtter .- "r a at- . He w . hen he Redo Ile f o n,,,,,i ec cipation in the t 4 011 " :: r id ett bs eit::thi al :O r e i se a liid ' Mit to go 6 ( 11 c i °. i b l igfrenge d ol freeholdereof -41"P '' eestedtmt JohneJolliffe. in the • amosge el ler snm. w a re 'tor may, out of e City, or the dors a Jury ' and t• t the Megiatrate did not allow the a nd no leyeareka and hg ba t s ;...,..:0 ,;.•,. t, .. f the ails, td keep cash balances in his heads, lust of o news • ti ,,, . • ekalletteOr otherwise. The present system is obviously & ilea. of time r ega advise - no ! sot a quarter of an Il! though repeatedly tendered refoised.-It is bard thought proper; 'f - •••; • •-•-•,, i vi estir c t. utram tbem be fe t r iigh th t e have be p ti r e o fi e t ted of lar t g b e e ly h c i l in ia v ri e iy 6 pht to pe t at i: e s e e p a e C n d se edb.t h o. y r slei w n r g il o .i u 'f t or a c r o u p n y of e ri a sk wri of t, bei M n s g r. . D our ti t t binfi:rth fa illi i th sent to the tread-mill, and bail was . out- yet wits. complained at the time that the Node Ole oat. and a better ought at once to be substituted, by afterwards,. .. l' e 'ffeciF" l4l M . • • ,were not *Olean to the object of the charity. in 1770, M s Maj e sty's Ministers, without being asked for it. lam josiice-it is a summary bard mode of adjudicating. He, whole proceeding Mr. A . would use no harsher epithet. John Toorold hat ortfint - ' 6 ilia son, William i lelliffe, became treasurer, an officer not willing to consent, that they abrogate six other Acts for the , ( Two 'blesses were then called one of whom a respects* Sir Wit. locum ,Mmognised by the will of the Founder; and he was directed substitution of this one; and it would he all the better hie m a n , w living directly opposite where the scene -Of the Hon. Baronet I f avou r if be ba d tit *Ca Cho t . • ga receive balance due by his father ; which he did, should it be made, that we may all easily understand it.fav our . He must : indecency was said to have been committed . -He so l d kept it in his own hands in the same manner ; anti If you have room for these few remarks, I solicit their swore he was looking al the appellant, and sever determined not to I, . /di Werra; piloting his. father example, be kept also the yearly ba• tiers in kis hands; and OD an average of his 33 years of insertion. I am, respectfully, R. saw him expose his person; lie was talking To might depend on tt lib tite ;' • , 0- vested ; and diming this period from the very want of the rvice , he bad upwards of 8 701., which ought to have hero November 28, 1823. Lis mis t ress at the time, and h ad h e so done , witness mast a part in the comes 1 of as lei , have seen him; he was suddenly and unprovoltedly attacked it was the positive , in finds is the pockets of the treesererohe bead and twig- by this woman, who Oct ups hue and Pry, and reused him himself. lie cams • pato . to be surrounded ; he then gradually walked off; witness other independent IR , . seg of the Colle g e boys were discontinued. Win. Joilitie SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. saw no ladies by at the time. The other witness deposed, the honour of repr . `' • 'Mai dying, with a beffianceof 1640 f. of the d ecaying College _-. 00 ......... . , • , • . t •-at Iponey in his hands, Hylton Jolliffe, his son, succeeded BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S-M he had known the man for a long time ;knew he could not triumph to him to lc. 4 .freeholders of Lint taa• • is 1503, and was directed to Twelve this balance, Rtaisasswouem.-3 to I apt Reformer. commit such an act •, it was not in his nature; he Caine ep when he wet attacked by Jackson. and gave his address ; proud an elevation, • _. ~. . ; fnd to be accoutable fur the same. He had D an nv .-I I to 2 apt Swiss-7 to 1 agar Reformer-8 to 1 tbe defendant said at the time if he had bad a card he woad tneir sentiments. g • • be smile a ff eition for College balances, and apt Agnes , sending them in Pa • • •• e ' , •••• hen • called I into Chancery ' last year, he admitted OAK -4 to I°g el Pruden Li to 1 agst Lyrnessa-7 to 1 have given it to him, receive, and he mu Mr. ADOLPHUS then called a Quaker of opulence, and election in his rase -'' • arias had in Meows .tioodiaierage balances for twelve apt $1. 5 1 . 0 Sal la, II WIW ' 1 I ars, of nearly 3001: ; and he su ff ered a large snot to lay 10 to 1 ages Altiaidora-14 to 1 agst Swisa. four other respectable 'um who gave the appellant a most an honest and lade; ••s• • ST.'IsZOIMS. unexceptionable character for sobriety, morality, plaid that Sir John Tlin flea. The f mopr..ductive in the bands a/ the Accountant General ; •missf RR HO • Is :getting to place to the active account of the charity, the - honesty : and one of them swore they had beard Mrs. freeholders from • Hughes say that bad she not beams compelled, she never was obliged to gi v hisses of the crow . slim hie lather died indebted to it. The boys all this while hl ARKETS. should have sworn what she did. Mr. DALAI', the Worship irJarelatietval • kemained ercladed from board and lodaing. Meaekime --......-. Street Clerk, here showed Mr was occupied by - Mpoponamea . the schoolmaster took private boarders into the house, Cono Excnexos, Mc. 5.-Owing to the boisterous state of . Adolphus the depositions. The Chairman said it was wrong, though he gave Mr. A. Mr. DCA L'TSIT, which the boys ought to have occupied ; and that the the weather , ours rrivals are onl moderate Wheat continu credit for taking ever advantage for his ellen'. Adolphus. mi.. Friend in the de " 44116.8 "•,b,apaidthem, the f d . rders might have due attention - without anialteration from MO:Ai'''. Barley is spits rather es plias. I know the consequence. Chairman.ome forward in t it would mow i • don boys were es lied from their own school room, and lower. Beans and Pees sell heavily et the prices last quoted. wrong : yon know it! Mr. Adolphus. Now, Sir, I'll 'Ti. Pria voted for him, be *Woe dew? 4 **lwo a back parlour ! Afterwards the schooluiuter Good Oats support their prices, but other sorts meet a e e ry Lave them read. Chairman. Do you want your witness to When Sir John 1 Sethi Ittaiefiee was *Bowed to lot rooms in the college to lodgers! and at dull sale. Sir Wm. I 'lei I by " different timet... part of the callege ea, menially turned into SMITMEIRLD Winer:, Dec. b.-Although the sup ply was benefit by it? Mr. Adol bus. I don't like this , Sir.- not great this morning, the quantity of Cattle at mar ke t Wit .go out of Court ; I'll have it read. Chairman . cbunty. be (Mr. Ott 111111 ttlfait* i alias' stboitle tile trustees besides paying taxes & sasses. *mats fur the schoolmester, to the amount of 7581. ; con . sufficient for the demand. There was a good trade for l 3 was of good quality , which ota a eastMon day'sprices, but e t a :e s b I ed I became one of bit They may stop. Mr. Adolpbus No !go out of Court ! other mem ber o f PPY *0 ' teary to the original order. No wonder the boys came off inferio r would scarcely sell at any prima The witnesses went out, and the depciaitions were read. The CHAIRMAN then observed, much had been said Sir J. Thorold i as holly. They were not allowed their stipulated quantity - ,,,, e . 4 Friend's nominal ' by Mr. Adolphus about having a trial by Jury. The • :-',. • . If clothes. The apprentice fees were nut regularly _. . - Richard Blakemore„ . m . s . q.. of the Leys ... , Heref . o . nishire. Court were competent :it thought it a wholesome act, and The report of eb '• .tt In short , the management of the charity had and be would no iaritalibe think 9 loss anweie announcers his intentuns of outing himself a that so summary a mode of hit° the Jolliffe (inlay, and the interest of the two. ti .. proceeding was by far the best 1 ~ 1-1, candidate for the :represented ot- of the city of Hereford on Were men to go out and thus insult respectable femal es . d the • , seated motto taint Mt den ' per objects seemed ertelPhed ill a bottomless' P it. " e the first vaeanc • and E. B. C Emi of Le ham Hall No I lie h y, live , . x , thought Irs. Hughes 's testimony did bar credit- Sir J. Tnoitoad konsegtem .ra t e fieander bad stipalated that the schoolmaster Obeid tint has also addressed the freemen in pledge of his coining it was not to be supposed the man did it every day. He admitted the gem Ueda But the Julli ff e trustees were paramount,. forward on the same occasion. The former gentleman is had bees to t h e. Court of Ki ng's Bench, the * ad and he was far fr: • wed a Clergymal was appointed. To die nice this fur . • ey li done all at . ~,, lons Tory and the l atter. d 'ded Whig. ter. a eei they coma, and th e Court were boned, if they thought the ai " a " a a 41;riott. , dollio join, the money wareotered into the books, as paid a 7at all it was bees . • F eral LASGO., Dec.. 2,- F or sev days past the weather conviction right, to affirm it •if wrong, to quash. it. kallefitifeinge •• • 0• la, • ar mita. who had been the master, while the , been w of the counsel, 111 very coarse. On Sands twofer several of the The Court thou h the conviction 7 g t - a 1 . _ •• 4 • -.. • • • nt the money in his pocket. ' . . P o heaviest showers fell which we recollect bid witnessed , evidence had not been • shake • ' • • •"L eet- i f 'a Le wart then of Hylton, the og cient a and which were accompanied by severe gusts of wind.- affirmed. • given to it.-Lonnetton seat tutu, noose .. se& , 1 : 64. . Treasurer, It • lobe presumed t • , igloo* 40 OS installed ival estate, aud also lowa Per raining has been almost constant since, and lad night - e bad oat beta sob t intermission. We had beside% avery thick ArtLertt.Nov. 118.-At the fair of Ball h h I tea oat yet Hylton has stated In his answer to the Court .ma bon, e d • - andiastior i snow this (Tuesday)morni ng . ratio- -- • - on Friday last. the display of stock of all ki nds was tole _ oar. trsaiLl'avi .. ' . ry, spots oath, that his father's assets We - • Lye*. Dec. I. rket to day was tolerably well sup- rably excellent. The demand exceeded all ex Hon. Baronet's e 1100 211th WC . . ~i..., is o r Wise: debts. This assertion will, of piled artikWheat ; the gimmer part very damp and oat of eon- but prices were rather moderate. Pat peetation ; .. to nun before settle and pigs, haw- 0 46.1!1•;va drove mimed saw- hilt it is strange that Hylton ..,,,„.. 441 en t ' imi t e tether so rad purl The appoiat- dition, consequently the real deg maples were is good request , and for such we have no alteration to note, but the damp and ever , fea realised in their sale the most nerds, Lopes, baying Hon. miaow ko At s Mo ftatik i'7 .. . 4, ' ' t h4 4.ftellt ii , • 5 iin • the management, was swallowed inferior descriptions were full Is. to Vs. per quarter l ower.- "- V •the Jaffa" 1 , 44 affected without any re. and Barley was In good supply, for which we have a good dema nd ; off at e e vry high prices. COURSE OF EXCEIANGE.-Triunsoar. . meat. With re • a referred to. had I the least niateria .. • , ~,,. • ~. ' vegalattees..setti, in 1906, they consisted of Mr- Thos. alt the brat malting qualities were taken o ff at a dec li ne of Amsterdam e. (-It 4 Gibraltar '* 7' • ' -. • Afelllffe, 44 six other persons of ths fondly of Jot.. shout is. per quarter: the second and inferior descripti ons d u ll Ditto at Si g ht I V 0 Leghorn . ... ' 4610 i 0 same accuracy as f 0 isr Ronal 1$ ' ask kliellneiliate relations, connections, and agents; at the above decline. Beans scarcely any offering. Pease In Rotterdam 12 3 Genoa . -414 0 e ff ect. " ,a..., ~.; 0 01, SSW bed been irregularly appointed,- better supply. and may be noted a trifle lower. Oats also In Antwerp l2 6 Stelae Italian Liv....e7 00 , ~„„; . . ....., . Item Jell - f • *Streamer, and head of the family for better supply, for wistah we hive a considerable demand; they Ithaiburgh. 37 8 ... . 46 0 the sentiments o family had become also pose were taken off on fell as goad terms as last week. Rapeseed Attou ok r af :of • ‘a a •' 7 4 7' ' 164 te* ... rill 'o t s be of and Douai- noidnatat oar quotations-say eel to M. per last of ten Paris, 3 days' ..„. ,--pre cy the borough ; , eigbt.....113 70 Palermo. r e a m, p From me you al ' I* . Ihe.llo ••• of Parliament for Pettulleld, with as quarters. Ditto l6 90 Lisbon Calf 0 "'Wembley caodit *make . ease,* alkt the boys of the Charity. In this state A curious circumstance occurred last Sight in St. John Bordeaux ili 90 Oporto 6S 0 think it the higl as Alb a Mott :I *MI: Altfal proceedings were instituted &plot Street. The watchman in going his rounds heard the fall Frankfortonthe Main .• IN :the Vice Chancellor pays Vent re* of a heavy body within a few yards of him, which he found Petersburg 11 as p rble. • til Bahia Rio Janeiro 46 0 duties to she lees tills fibe d . • "fa 11l SilkollepilseWor three of the trustees meshed lota to be a cat with a ratio its mouth. The cat s oon recover. Berlin .....Cur Dolls 7d lOgr. Dublin 61 o of the garbled a leg Ahem,. o John Therold's) isproceed- • till*, hod better retire ; atm the InclatrY ed itself and killed the rat. The eat was i n pursu i t of this Vienna ' Bf • ti 6 de 10 15 Cork.... il ti ram el & -, ~. N eitiati l itio which the turning •eat must go. The .. :. th e a .... A and.. •Trieste ditto .10 14 the o th er side, as Boor. it is supposed, tbe latter having BULLION. per OZ. I% Grid at Illellielf Weaved to th e Court of the Chancellor himself; r " '" :.•-• - Madrid the declaratioe i On 0 . Portagal 'oldie ee10.0‘.01.04 pi. 1.. Merest is attached to the result of this proceedings ;in k . • ....JO 0 Foreigngold la barat.l7sad •a"e lion. Barons ~ tiMme fees , ~,,,,„ 7 1,01110) the Charity, bet the political supreme!, ma log her spring *trick the glass with seek force, as gimes - ••• • N ew w u bi oess ... . 2 l a a •as industrious' ' 1 delb k . 'Mihaly as It abets this individual case, bat the to drive herself mid prey through into the street. The Baratta ...al 41 New Dollars 0 0 0 toseurrenee. /I ,y 4. .- 4 '• .. • 4 -1,1,:g ,ft• .., ~ „ , . : • i . • .1 • . . 5 . . . ''. • • • • ' t " t . , ,I 1 • 1 • , • , 14 • . 1 • 'I : i - ii• ii , . • I fi. i - ~ 'a , • • 1 ... • d t - : 1 • ._ . .. .1 : Motion for more than a fa* • .1 ea appealed to in vain, and the : that the heads of the parties 1 1 ny arrangement. . • ',.... . . . 1 diately after speaking ieipittill , . .• .: : .1 town. The result of aWilitta..-.4.:;,... -', .. 4 : .. iir William is more eetlfiree(a s: .... ..i.' . ' y, he will serve if we eieet his* v" show. the Yorkshire Smenalf - 'older. ' of the coast, Will db. ' prolonging the -= e avA ft. ieh et vl oof party in a g • I rave in his vote, 11;iliWinil. - i by Mr. ambiedoel. Whai7A4ftil vote for Sir Wilthesrfeettly nti else lo elptairli to'llte In. ohe occiiiied'velth regaed I 4 . . or hal he eonaldereillatt, ive bees insertad Nit! */*/ ' 1 , ke nearly to the felliwriai * happy than /have heard bereld. .A 4 O• oe the J - r - sewera rr ge. e• K Sir delmt Nada eft bir a a did abet his. baitsald his We. eadserpoi. . Sir John ware published 4 1111 2 11 111 1 7 with the deyataika fta that they °witted earilo aro Wkla willictiy save V that leek garbledweewitai b the timely wiltitteit We Met hie posies at dieing riibiti and he would hawk: .•