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.... THE SUN ) LONDON) THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 29 1 1252. _ -- -...._.----. _ ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. 1 111IDLAND CIRCUIT-Warwick July 28 . I Parties. About half-past nine o'clock., when I was sit- ito be Reid 2/. 2s. a sheet for the translation, which would money from the unwary. Applicant then handed in the P_RICES OF SHAUES 1 rj BOMB CIRCUIT.-Maidstone, July 27. I (Before Mr. Baron A LDER som and a Special Jury.) I ting at the piano, Mr. Tyndall came into the room, and be about 26 guineas per volume. CIVIL SIDE.-(Before Lord Chief Juatice JERVIS and THE CASE OF THE LATE SO•CALLED BARONESS VON ' tapping rile OR Le s 9 b houlder said a gentleman wanted to The Rev. Mr. Wingate, of the Established Church, by " 98, Jermyn•street, 1 this i a Common Jury.) BECK.-DERRA DE mARODA v. DA.WSON AND OTHERS. speak to me. Mr. Tyndall spoke to ma very kindly. I Sergeant Metment-I resided f or man y years in Hun- " Sir,-I have numercus answers to my adveitite answer, as follows: - IN BANKS, A d dS p tki l t i tad s C , F, 2 , T A O - tt e ala rg.. OTHER COM- i Liv I fair a This was an action brought by the plaintiff, private left the room, when two policemen took me by force to gary, and knew very well the Lahr tied mother ef the meet, and shall close with the first perties I may ap- Franz the oMcial List. 1 149 ..,,. RICSETTS v. IRVING. This Was an action to recover damages for a breach of . ne TU.,..,DAY ...ND FRIDA secretary to the late so-called Barones s V°l B eck/ the police station in New-street. I was then 'searc h e d plaintiff. L i e was considered one of the moat dislin - 1 PrOv's of; but CS there is no occasion fur, and the value PUBLISHED EVen - ite • wY 'EVENING. 1 ' it did not consent tohe searched, but guished citizens in Petth. I have brought money red , -a tn.-, will not admit of, a lengthened correspond. , an. e promise of marriage. _ against George Dawson, lecturer; 11. W. Tyadell, soli- in a public room. I -o, an Len LWITD•ON, TUESDAY, JULY 27. 1 beT.nfi xt r . Fortescue and Mr. G. Denman were for the plain- eitor; Arthur Ryland, solicitor; and Richard Peyton, Tandy, the officer, insiste d, and / was obliged to submit. letters to the Plain tiff fro m his parents. I brought hira ence, if you desire to bo one of the successful candidates, • - - wsa i tiff, Mr. M. Chambers, Q.C., and Mr. Bovill were counsel for false and malicious imprisonment. In consequence of I did not know at all whY I wa s taken there. I asked 5/. and a packet of letters from his mother. This was in you must come tO the point with as little delay as po s . were Bible. In the meantime I will give you the following SaVEYSTeSTOOIIn B.ILIMg. 5l ; for the defendant. the interest attached to the case, tho court was crowded Mr. Tandy what I was taken for, and ho insulted me. January of the present year. Mr. Sergeant MILLER said that was his case. particulars, and which ara as much as a perfect stranger Mr. FoETEscUE, in opening the case, said that the to excess. Only six of the special jury answered to their He told me Iw . as . a thief and an impostor. Dividend 1 Amount rels. in this action was Miss Elizabeth Barbera names u p on which a tales was p rayed on the Part of the The JUDGE intimated that the defendants were not Mr. MACAuLAY then submitted that his friend had not can expect. There will be nothing to pay for the ap- s ame of mpany. per of T it t s r h a ii l a o sTa u . - -i - - --- -- - t ii•3t° prove Phintnaent, and a first-class passage will be found you Annum. : Share. Ricketts, a • young lady of great respectability, the. plaintiff. plaintiff * *, answerable for the conduct of the police, d the declaration. -I was confined in a cell all night, and I re. The JUDGE said the charge against the defendants free. Your appointment will be rendered permanent by daughter of a deceased naval officer; and the defendant Mr. Sergeant Miller and Mr. Field appeared as coun- Witness hat they had gone before a magistrate, and falsely myself in the followi g y . 'n wa --I sell some thousands of z s. d. X s. d. LI wall • Mr Dundas Irving, a young gentleman who was Bel for the plaintiff; and Mr. Macaulay, Q,c., mr. coll 4 ect the door being °Paned in the morning, Ou that was, t . . Aris E ~...,..e.s.re ...... L per cent. 40 0 0 40 00. 58 00[1 ! occasion I saw the Baroness Von Beck. She said we and malictously. and Without suflicient cause, induced acres of gold diggings in Australia to the company in u r.„ , i ) 0 10 , n .. i . a .. 1 ,. .. , ,5. .... 15/per cent. - Paid. Price. very respectably connected, and the son of a retired Go. Miller, Q.C., and Mr. Hayes, for the defendants.• h f 24 N Am .- . e . ri . ea • n • 5 5 i. per cent. 50 00500 0 60 mine are accusad of being impostors, !ind . asked me for souae him . to grant , twee - rant for the aFreet oi the Pleiotiffe for question (such land hae been proved to contain gold by Commercial of London 6/. per cent. 100 0020 0 0 2014 s flour, worriment officer. Miss Ricketts, after the death of her Mr. Sergeant MILLER, in opening the ease, said the London and County .. father, which occurred while he was engaged in the Plaintiff asked compensation for one of the groasest out- water.and , a Phy , olol „, an• 0,1 going into court at eleven having, bY •age Pletences, obtained from Georee paw- u Government surveyor) for 15/ an acre only, while the • 3/. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 1534 sort and Mr. Ryland only k, e saw tne baroness sitting on ach ir nearly son t e sum o 3. ow there was no evidence of - - It:; Coast Guard service in Ireland, by the upsetting of a rages which could be offered to the feelings of a gentle o'elon I I • • a - •- db f ' 6/. pr cent. 25 0025 0 0 - „f „,, boat, lived erith her mother in the neighbourhood of man. He would proceed, in the first instance, to give S dYing• was p aced in a corner of the court. - annexed inferio land, to the extent of many hundred svhat occur.e e ore the magistrate Previous to the acres, has realised 50/. per acre. I possess another 6/. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 - - - 11* tory of the plaintiff - and in the s o d h - nnexion Serg e a nt Miller - Were you placed in the place where arrest; a nd in t h e dePositions read there was no proof property, of much greater value, which I Atilt also sell , Londn and W9trniustr 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 33 Blackheath, her mother being in the receipt of a pension is . I 3 ec n,is co . that Mr. Tyndall made 61. per cent. 50 ootoo 0 -- tibia • th a lady now in her grave, bat whose name was prisoners are usually placed? Witness-I don't know, for I was never in such a Pla intiff ' any such charge against the to the company, but in the terms of sale I shall stipulate 11=1:-LA°c". from the Government, which enabled them to live in awi ' eland.. 8/. per cent. 100 00250 0 47 Oats, mixed up with these preceedings. The plaintiff was said that no did not be- for appointing qualified parties as superintendents of the Ditto, New •• Sl. per cent. 10 0010 0 0 - bat i ~,.p.ct. bs. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - o h ] N position of great respectability, but of coarse not of ex a_native o_f H t un . gary, and the • son of a gerdleinan 1 b f elt 1, rere ; • th tth p ace e ore.-- n eseguter n arm in court I heard a hove a e weman was the Baroness Von Beck. gold diggings and assayers of ore (the assayers will be National of Ireland .. AI. per cent. 50 0 0 '22 10 0 - ; he gentleman make a lung . s ) peech, - and Mr. Dawson and u ni 0 n 0 i BLit: r c a o u rp a 0 .. r a .. travagance or splendour. The defendent, Mr. Irving, 01. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 - of li also lived with his parents at Greenwich, aad it appeared 0 : a noble family and of distinguished posit' °° MT d 1 a ton. , , :h ri t e . n r tai roaceia . l of End : . be wha•ever proved ll'a l Ust Mr. Pey - qualified at my own expense). Now, as a straager you There was so * ' a . S (I T I. per S :ent . . ' 25 0 0 25 0 0 - '‘,":'' Ditto, New. .-.• .• , 6/. per emt 29 0 0 10 0 0 - WI , i ale evidence ar 'mit Mr Dawson could net expect M 5 to give you a valua'ole permanent that in November, 1850, the plaintiff and the defendant tety. He was now soc. . _ about 31 years of age and r. yea a I were examined I was then dischareed There was no ca were introduced to one another at a party and he paid ' illness took no part in th f' d pena nce ' nye money in this country. The Rev. Mr. 0 The Wingate, the friend of our family, has brought me eduoated for the military service, but in consequence of have rec • d • - • h wever, who did • • ---' ' ' - say in his depositoo. that the plain- appointment free o. caarge, unless I derived some benefit; Son tiff had obtaiaed front him 24si on false Pretences. The and were you so unreasoaable I should be the very last th Australia -• • - 161. p. ct.& be, 25 0 0 25 0 0 - „,, her attentions which eventually ripened into affection, „ e war o ill e 010 case hin Ditto •• .......... •• i 6/. per cent. - of 01 er and family of the plaintiff bore to him the greatest money. wh ged upon the fact that the warrant was individual in the world to act so much like an idiot. . 3 . 210 0 - and resulted in an offer of his hand. At the period r ata . btaiued b the d r . mon of London... .. I 71. per cent. 50 0 0 to a 0 IS • i otvi affection, nd }ma a-- -- supplied him with money for his sap - . The information upon which the warrant was granted 0 . y e•endants falsely and maliciously, and It happens that in reference to various under- fraion of Madrid ..... ! - 10 0040 0 0 - the plaintiff was about twenty-three, and the defendant - ell E port while in this country. He mentioned this to refute was here pat in, when it appeared that there was no without sufficient cause, swearing before a magistrate. takines connected with other property of mine. twenty-foUr years old, and there was no doubt that very . , nr iOll3 to the issui • 0 4 1 i :1 4 2E171%.8.=C:1 3 . en tt te.e.h twee= et z la. • ff c . tne calumny that he h a d b een deserted bY his familth heading to it, but had the appearauce of a Inc3re deposi - ei e . v , . tig of a warrant, that thc plaintiff and of still greater value than that to which I 2 • 800/1 after the parties became acquainted a sincere a e The 1 Pdtintiff then travelled In April, 1851, he left tion before a magistrate. The warrant was not forth- aa btamed mor h o ,ey upon false pretences from Mr. have already adverted (end which property in due - E: time sprang up between them. At this time the defen- 1 Dividend Amount the Dawson. There was Brussels d ' In don mule the ac- • coming. no evideuee, ho , vever, who it w 33 , course you will be furnished with perticulars of), I want ' Name of Gmipany. per of Paid. Price 2801 dant was employed as aa extra clerk in Deptford deck- . 3an on his arrival in n h h d the • tha . t mado the cha Annum. Share. quamtance of the late Baroness w 0 a en Just Mr. W. H. Gem was recalled andgave evideece-I rge, and there was no warrant which as much money as I can raise, in hundreds end in and yard, at a salary of 801. a-year, and upon his making ____ ___ finished title Of " Personal Adven- was present when the plaintiff waa broueht before the w et " hlve set forth the fact produced. The deposi- thousands, on loan oil my own personal security, which ----it- .E s. d. X s. d. 2sa an offer of marriage to the plaintiff, his mother, on be- a work under the fI d d • • '''' tions, which were ea. tares of a •Caitiy during the late War o n epen ence la magistrates the morning after his arrest. most irregularly taken before the ma- will be shown to be good for a considerable amount. Übion .. •••••••• •• •• I 3/. 10s. 500 0050 0 0 86 E ing consulted, very prudently suggested that each a , __ 9 * strates at the he • d aduneary." She was then about to Publish another work, The JuDGE-What vette the charge, and who made it , g i . ariag of the case against the plaini iff, The saleey will be in proportion to the amount lent to Alliance arit.andFort7l.l4s.edens. 100 00ii 0 0 22% Oat lary would be inadequa.te to the support of a wife, an _e. Ditto Marine••• •• •• ' 61. p.c.& bs. 100 0025 0 0 41% w e e om Mr. Bentley, the publisber, Witness-Thero were no other depositions taken than were tne depositions of witnesses, and as such did nut me for six months at 5 per cent. In due course, after that he had better wait until he obteined some promo- and by an introduction fr Anchor .............. 6 per cent. 500 100 - Bat lion and an increase of eatery, whic • • h i' appeared he t h r reind he had an interview with her a e l. . 1 ence, in the th,ose then produced; but those parsons, Mr. Tyndale cender them liable to aa action. s Mr. Sergeant Me the preliminaries have been arranged, it atilt be proved luta ........• •...... 135.6 d. 50 0 0 510 0 19 L of neighbourbood of Soho-square, to so mit her autograph and Mr. Dawson, gave evidence, and the four defendant LLER contended that there was evi• through parties of well known high standing, that the areas Life .• •• ••• •• 4Lper cent. 100 0016 0 0 - the anticipated heshould shortly receive. The mother _ d dence conjointl a • ffi- • :ids &c. will 1.. LI 5 05 0 0 7 British y gamst all the defendants, and asu la , 1 be sold by me to the company in quest Comrnercla 7s. 6 . 0 0 i the young lady was also anxious that his parents should t . or a lady in France, who had re nested hi q mto obtain were all present. A professional gentleman appeare cient case roved fo Oleriel,Med.& Gen• Life spr ct.& , los. 100 0 0 1 10 0 0 Th 19% ( I. On seemg her a second time, the Baroness solicited and conducted the charge agaiiast Derra De Maroda. r the decision of a jury. tion, and which is second to none in reepectability and be made acquainted with his intention to marry her i The Ju l ie ) 41. 100 0 0 10 0 C 102 rea( GE sa' daughter, but the defendant requested that this might him to accompany h t Mr Lawrence th er 0 • , e American He said ha appeared for Mr. Dawson, and the names f o id, as there was evidence against Dave- prospects of success. son, he would Crown .........• •• • • 145. 50 0 0 50 0 16 1 4 and not be done, as he said his father ;was very old, sand Minister, for the purpose of soliciting the appointment the other defendants were mentioned. not stop the case, and it must therefore nlt may be necessary to add, that lam not engaged rattle .. ... , •• ss. 50 0 0 50 0 7% 2an alse in a bad state of health, and that if he got worse of a friend (He Cl k) Dr. uc as Physician to the American The depositions taken before the magistratea at the proceed. Mr. MACAUL in any business, and that my position precludes my ever Eqity and Law Europeaa Lifa •• •• • per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 by, oal 103. 20 0 0 All paid. 1 i accompanied h b er, ut e tare being time the warrant was granted were then read in whic h . AY then rose and argued that in all the embarking in any.. i should be taunted with having been the bccasion of embassy. . , General .• .• .. •..... - 50 0 5/4 _ s h sician tth a ' dll points of the d 1 f " I am, Str, yours obediently, 99 It by. exniting him upon the subject of his intended mar- no such sitdation lA , py h o e embassy, the ap- the deponents, Messrs. Dawson, Ryland, and Tyn a / Ito eth , ~ ee aration, as affecting Mr. Dawson, proo "A. F.' Globe. .• •. ••• • • • 61. per cent. Stock. 142 nal lication failed. e he • Darc ness was then in a state 0f swore that the believed the plaintiff and tho Barones s a g' er ' ai led, and that, even tee regarded these, there Ott the other side of the fly•sheet the following was ciaarebne ............ 51. per cent 100 0 0 45 1 • 1 0 55 Ine riage. For this reason it appeo,red that the mother of P , . t'on and De Ma od h • Y. - re wae no case for th • - - Imperial Fire •• •• -•• 12/. per cent. 500 0 0 50, 0 0 256 Fle °Teat aestutt t , r a awn then received a Von Beck were impostors• and Mr. Dawson stated nso e jury. written: - " Preliminaries must be first arranged, when the pinintiff forbore to make any formal communication a _ ttance from his family, b h g . „ * . t e . e i ae Mr. Sergeant M b • (only) reference will be given to an eminent firm, so- Imperial Life •••• • • • • 12s. 100 0010 0 0 10 1 4 p n . tO the friends of tbe defendant, and the young people remi y w Om, it was stated, he particularly tnat 245. was obtained from him by is ILLER riefly replied. Indemnity Marine • • 11. att. & bs. 100 0 0 20 0 0 51 - - The JUDGE as had been deserted, he lent her the small sum of 5/. The pretences. , ter stating his reasons for the decision licitors to the company, and to a Londonjoint-stock bank. Law Fire • ...... •• •• 25.& 23. bs. 100 0 0 210 0 4 eontinued to correspond with each other in terms of af laintiff subsequently accom cia -ts. ho was about to give, said it was very unfortunate, but, Applicant stated that the letter was posted in King La e w. Life .... .... .... - 100 0010 0 0 esw panied the Baronets to The JUDGE expressed his surprise that any 6 . , r t ,,, ..,.. _ L gal and General Lifo 50 0 0 20 0 5% fedtion down to the month of March, 1852. About this P te in order to 81- b• "" ... 5 wrOng, . . he might be corrected. In his opinion, Williana-street, City, although the advertiser's addrets bad Ratnsga , press upon Mr. Garvey the trans- trate could. have granted a warrant upon Bitch delx?, London Fire .... •• •• 10s.; bs. 25 0 0 12 10 0 25 B tin:lo it would seem that the mother of defendant t ug t the plaintiff laden of her new work; and fi d• mast be called. The declaration owing to was 98,. Jermyn-street. That induced him to go to h t-e London Ship ..... .... 10s. & bs. 25 0 0 12 10 0 - [l c ], in the first dons. The were mere notes of credulity noth n mg that, y e ' cer become acquainted with what was going on, and that instance, she had not proce ded ' tain failures in 1 tter place to see what sort of an office the person had, Ilarine•• -• .; • • ...... 15s.per share 100 0 0 15 0 0 15 , 4 - evidence d h • 1 , • • ,an ot er irregu arities, was a Cl she was averse to the match, for it appeared' that an adequate remunerat' e in thehest way to secure more. ambled not established, and he could not allow a cage to g 0 tO a when he ascertained it to be a district post-office. He aze i i i . a Tua tie Gen. Life 4tet. per ct, 50 002 0 0 2.34 iy , ' ne occasion, when the young lady went to pay id upon 0 was determined to h itm for her brat publication, It Constant Derra De Maeda was then cross-ex a ••• • • " " _ 500 1 0 0 215.0 d ... Irmli. 1.•., boa. house, oho acted DI suo:4 a wanner as to be- The publication pa lish the second by subscription. by Mr. alscaunant-Mr. Tyndall treated myself and inry , when there was no evidence. Let him, at the same inquired after "A. F.," and was told that he was .un• tiational Lean Fund.. 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 2% H, duce the plaintiff to think that she heel been treated was undertaken by Mr Gilpin the re- the Baroness with great hospitality until within a faw t ime, say, that he much regretted the result. Very known to the shopkeeper, and merelY had his letters Palladium Life 5/. per cent. 50 00200 2% NI return spoctable publisher of 13' h . p l e ft wrong Etad Loh proceedings had been adopted by the addressed there. Applicant inquired whether many Pelican • ... •• • • .... • • - - - 45 N, nudely, and on her informing her mother, on her and the Baron is opsgate-street. The plaintiff days of our arrest. It was our intention to have left defendants• a a ,), Pamehe .. •... ...... - _ _ 170 g. , a , although the Baroness Von Beck might letters had been received by him, and he said in rep home, of what had happened, she forbade her going ,(--' Gilpin to v • ess having received introductions from Mr Birmingham on the Saturday or the Monday. I e d have bee Professional Life.. •• •• 5/. per cent. 6 5 0 010 CI 155.0 d ii ; the defendant's house again. V ery soma after this, In the I f Lo ari t e lls respectable parsons in Birmingham, the army because I was going to he married. I intell%a a , h , , t il l Wrong, of which be would say nothing, al- several hundreds. i'rovidoat Life• •••• • • • 1/. 53. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 40 letters, y 3 t neon for that town, where they visited Mr. to live upon the allowance made by my father. I ca me " " g a " e was dispoeed to think she was not, yet there Mr. ELLIOTT - Have you sent any money to this per- it.. - ick Lifc ss. 500 0100 'O4 T( consequence, as the defendant said in one . of his rt • • hes mother, he laawson and tar '• • 0 been was no reasonah ••e' • - e ? A olicant-I have • ' RJyal Exchange .• • of a long conversation he had had. with . t elle form . Tyndall, two of the defendants, and to England to see the Groat Exhibition. I hav le ground for supposing tea ills t oUnt, son la, t not. I had my suspicions as den fire.. asked the plaintiff to release him from mise, and 1 his pr . o _ , _ er Mr. man, even • gentleman paid a subscription of bere t ever since respecting this affair, and last sae! .e .if the baroness was an imposter, had been 80011 as I read he circular, and finding it printed clearly Ditto Life .... - ... /9 55 G 24 f d himselt alto- s. or her ne have guilty ot the Ow upon her declining to do so he a liseate _ . , w work, and to the plaintiff D 3 Ma- Bentley, the publisher; about three weeks ago. I hat a wholes le ence with which he had been charged. shows to me t t a system was being car- Unital Kingddm ud finally broke off roua 249 As a (r other from her mother's house, a • The Baroness and the plaintiff at that spoken to him about this alibied. Mr. Hart re eera " e ' are a Alderson) bad said before, he regretted ried on. tini, - tersal Life 2/. ss. per :h.: 100 00100 0 1 41 El time stayed at the Clarend H or- the math of on otel, hut in consequence mended me to my attorneys. I speak the French, G - the present trial. Mr. ELLIOTT said, he had no doubt the reporter would Victoria Life , - 4126 5% the match. ke The i• • Waterloo ......., ..., _ 50 0 0501 - le NI den ye was put in. It was of the Baroness's alarmina - 11 d i ness, an the pressing invi- man, and Hungarian languages. The deceased EP° „, P - allitiff was accordingly nonsuited, but it was un- tem notice of his application, u 3 at those times many - A great mass of correspou . e - cm and, oth speak uerstood in court that the action will be renewed. persons might be inclaced to throw their money away. Si of the most commonplace descrtpet . , n e part of tation of Mr. and Mrs. eyndall, they removeetto the re- very little French. Most ladies in 'Hunaary DOOMS. coneisted ed statements with re- sidence of the latter etl g n eman at Edgbaeton. The French. The Baroness told me that she heirlived at the The circular was certainly curiously worded, and E the defendant, mostly ah- k d 1 ' dfa perors. WESTE-,,,- Dividend Amount L ford to his duties an h . a how har e wee wor - e , there p tuna- was fond of masic, and while at Mr. Tyndall's Court of Vienna duaing the reigns of three Era sue CIRCUIT. - Ezeter, July 27. nearly sufficient to put any shrewd person on their Name f c 0 ompany. per of Paid. Price. ever to show the nwure e house was ace t A 1 AMe that 'Mr. Bane being enough in them, .ow . , _ •o, U 5.0133- to p-ay on the ,pianoferto for the She never told me in what capacity. She tole , n MARTIN, in charging the grand jury for guard, bat still there were thousands of dupes who - • Annum. Share.. _ existed oetw een the parties. The amusement of tho family and their friends. Oa the 29th she knew my family at Pesth by reputation. She told the eitY of Exeter, observed that there was a case of a might be caught,. - the connexion that . .t.' s. d. X s. d. siould seem to have h f ati. plenty of time, not- of August, Mr. Tyndall had a soiree at his house, and Me also that she had married Beron Yon Beek in the " man charged with concealing the birth of a, child, So Applicant thanked the magiatrate for his attention. defeniclitnt Commercial .......... V. pr cent. Stock. - - 1 nts o hard wo,k f he Baron many child re - lee _ withatanding his coma ) al , /or nearly while partaking the defendant's hospitality, he was northern port of Hungary, but I never knew t , ren had come to tkeir deaths shortly after - . East and N7c3t Ind 3 a... 1. pr cent. Stock. h le' the whole of the letterh appeared to have been weitten called by Mr. Tindall eut of the drawing - room, ena myself. Ido not know the nem of the landlord or t e lab, thst the law had me.de such a doncealnaeat an THE AUSTRALIAN DIGGINGS. East Country ... 20s. per sh. 100 0 0 - - while he Wll3 " y' . on dut 'at the di /ckyard. delivered into the custody of two police officers. One house, 38, Dean-street, Soho. I met Mr. Kaszony offence. No doubt many infants were found concealed In confirmation of accounts already published, we London .... - , ...... 5/. pr cent. Stock. - 130 1 War- who ha e. ann. Bones • • ..... 4/ er cent. - - - P gr is . serail Eleanor Ricketts, tl le mother of the pl a i n . of the officers, named Taudy, not a very aentlemanly almost everY time I called at the house• lle is . 11 - -a- ueen born alive. There had just been a cese in subioiie lionie p3ZsfigeS ftom the letter of a settler in t.K th i •* p St i ' - "-no •• •••• -3% per cent. °ell. - - A tiff, was examined, and she prove c . i the facts as stated by character, dragged him along the hall, with Out his hat, wick. I never stated that I joined th s Von Dorset - • 0 Barooes shire where, if the jury had not acquitted the Australia, dated " l'wofOld•bay, January 4": -" We Ditto Bonds •••• - .. 4141. pr cent. - - w the Learned Counsel in his opening speech. She &Aid and, in answer to iuquiries from the plaintiff, declaree Beck ha consequence of my own poor circumstances. prisoner (mid no doubt they were right in so doing), he heve had much difficulty in getting our sheep shorn and Southampton ........ 1/. per cent. ,50 0 o 50 0 0 28 U S she considered the defendant was 'engaged to her daughter d I woul " that he was worse than a thief, he was an impostor." I had money at the Clarendon when I was arreste . d cert a i n ie h y sve felt it his duty to have left the crops stcured. Many of the shearers have been earning two years ego, and after that period he came to their The Baroness was removed to prison in a similar way. asked Mr. Tyndall for the subscriptiou, but he told me women for execution. In another caeo in the same les. a day. Those of our men who have left us and nhattEtreenn't p heuse three or four times a week. and every S d - d The ptaintiff would give them the peaticulars of what he could not get it. an ay, Rh county the prisoner bed been acquitted with perfect gone to the di gings have been every one successful; Dividend Amount was received as her daughter's suitor. Her dau h g ter occurred at the prison. (The Learned Sergeant was The Learned COUNSEL here croes-examEned plaintiff propriety, because there had not been the necessary they have beengabeent about 1 9 1 d h br ght wee KS, an ave On Name of Company. per of Annum Sha-e Paid. Price. a e visited at his father's, and the detFendant frequently made proceeding to enlarge upon the treatment received by the as to tho statement of Mr. Heynik, com missi9her a P - roof ; hut there could bo no doubt a child of ten Years back with them from 80/. to 1201, each. I visited the . - - ' ' • ---- - d presents to her. The defendatteds vieits ceased altogether Baroness Von Beck, when the Judge objected to the suf. police of Hungary, under the government of Kossuth had 3 been barbarously mardared by some one. A sort of Turon diggings, in company with my brother. We - Z. is. d. X. s• d. r on the 21st of Mach. Oa that dey he had asked her ferings of the Baroness being introduced for the purpose when before the magistrates at Birmingham, when Ser- practice had sprung up of acquitting women on charges camped out two nights; intending to try and get as Elnngerford ••••• • • • • • - _ - - f daughter to break cif the cage de t d h Id h * en men ,anaeto im of increasing the dama,ges sought to be obtained by the geant Miller objected. Tha objection caused some dis- of murder, aud finding theta guilty of concealiag the much gold as , would make a rin f r m3' Bc l it it w ol --- •• - - g or two 0 too 0 o won't', p.c. 70a. per cent. 50 0 0 - _ - fr; 2 to say what he had to say to - witacss, aud he then said P • 11N ad the cross - birth e laintiff.) The Sergeant said, the cases of the two indi- mission, but ultimately, the Judge a-- -w- , - , tor which a short term of imprisonment was mother and father. The second evening we found WaterloO .... •••• .. • • - 100 0 0 _ 9li I ' e ex.reme irre- generally inff Date Old Ann. of 81. 21. Bs. Od. 60 0 0 2.0, 4 - Oft . /is wiahed the plaintiff to contider the matter very viduals were so mixed up together that it wile imposeible examination to proceed, lidding that th . icted; but he much feared that the rant eleven small pieces and some dust, which, together w to separate thtm There would be tw , ^ sgriously, and write to him and break off the engage- . e • - ... 0 Po.nts tor the gulatity practised at the Birraingha . ue Police-office was tica h d Ditto /I'w ditto 0f,71. 21 29 00 a led to the deaths of many children. He weighed more than a quarter of a pound of solid t r amthaii h i. t _ t 40 0 0 22 3 d t v • . 27 . . 70 - 10 3 - - e . Mon:. Witnels asked him his rea3ons for sueh a course consideration of the ,jurY z irst, w aa there any reason. very disgraceful. The examination, it appeare, h d a was . sorry to say that these cues were in- gold. The morning after we left the two men who --- - of prdceeding, but he gave her none, except that he had 'le - ' en . mum for the imprieonment of the plaintiff ; se- never been sigued ley the witnesses. creat -l ug, and, although it would be extremely painful took our places found one piece vveighing more than whee'rEFt-‘7o:frihtiet had a long conversatioa with 111 . 3 mother. cendly, was there any malice shown bY the defendant s? The cress-examination of Derr& De Mamie was re- to the judges s. , tee consequence would he that some an ounce, and I have since seen h rs that y the pape - . Dividend Amount ,Cross-examiaed-Witness • 01 , 43 'the widow of a metal a ti- w It WaS for the pltepree of provieg the latter that he suraed-I did not thank wen Haynik exc e P t sarc s- omen would be executed. It mast not be tolerated that from the very same spot a party got three little trifles Name of Comeany. per of rald. Price. 1 °Seer, and she had a penaio aof sixty pounds a year. called tha attention ef the Court to their treatment of cally, in my own lanu,uage.-(L eu g hter.) young women who had brought upon themselves tbe of the resptctive weights of 15119 02lb and 261 b. Annum. • Share. 1 the Bare k Tae A t Birmingham that bard , Ti n , defeudant became acganaated with her daughter at Less Von Bcc-• - , question was, whether . Re -examined-Mr. Heynik snit- 9 . - 0 en and shame of having children to support ~ - a should The largest of these was sold in Sydney for 1,230/. --a . ----- -- -- -- - . apa rty give y a b Mr. Taylow e the attorney in her be- the:a was any shadow of a caarge en Li ne pretence in t wledeed es one °•.t i a neblernan, but he wee not ackn , thus escape the burden., In the present cite there was ' A friend of mine, who has just East London. ..... .... X s. cl X s. d. . _ lir. Teedall had 8/.per cnt. 100 0 0 . 151 h a le on the Preeent oceation. Mr. Taylor wet a friand receiving the 1/. 43. from Mr. Dawson for the propose , : :n Lis own country. Lir. Dawson and . i ~ uo evideece of the chili having been bora a li v e, an d ea returned from Me:bourne, told me that be offiwed a Grand Junction •••• • • 4/. por ent. 50 0 0 - 6134, work and whether there Was not • an 0 of the family; The plaintiff Lad been to school with h, . , • . subsequently malice pportunity ler three wee J ks of udging or the msrlt • 1 sof vio,ance hail been found upon it; the charge, man half-a-crown to take a letter to the P est-effiee ' a IC La e m nt b • o • t • h “ ..... • ••- - • • 4/. per cnt. 100 0 0 - s 3 ht at all t' ' toe 0 0 - - the defendant s sieters, and titt'y recognised he: at the hahlhited by the defendants. Ph --e Sergeedit next de- mannere of Baroness Van Beck. I thoug • imes therefore, would only bo that of' concealing the birth ; distance of a few hundred yerds. The , gent' looked N . p . c ••••• •• •• 6W .1 , 70 r omp - allY• • 21. 10 60 „ 0- i . e. - peep and introuuce i . e their e. the: to her. When scribed the scene at the Birmingham Police-affice when h s-e was what she represented hereelf to b but after what had oceurred at Dorchester he considered disgusted. ' Why,' he replied, ' I would not take my Southwark & Vauxhall e. - _ ___ I Si. per cat. ,1100 0 0 1 Elanik at the • • the defendent first madie her daughter aa offer, she the Baroties3 Von Beck died upon the weer of an ante- Ler. Gem repeated the evidenCe Of Mt . ' . It his duty to state what would certainly be the result if pi Pe out of my mouth for that sum.' Another offered a Weat Middlesex •..... 6 /.03. pr cnt.l - - lone told him that she thought the marriage would Lot be room, and when, after her death, an attempt was made Birmingham Police-office', and in which he enied that the offences should be continued to be committed. digger a shilling to lift a bag of sugar off his dray. -- prudent while he was only in the position of extra cleck, to blacken the character of the plaintiff, Ii would, no Von Beck was a noeiewonaan. bat a " ir y srl n a med Richard Baran rwc,B indicted for having, on the 22d of The digger looked at him a moment, and then, Patting CAN - 21SO. with a salary of 801. a year. /, was never intended that doubt, be said, that the name of the deceased lady Recidule and a spy in the Hungarian service. When July, wounded . Henry Thomas Pratt, ati infant of the hia foot on a stump, said, ' There, tie my shoe, and I ' ll rt . t; 1 . 1 a ti Dividend the marriage should take plane- uatil he precured some W 93 not Veri Beck, but .Recidule, and that ehe wan no- before the magistrates, Mr. T. Smith stated tha., in CM- age of two yeara, with intent to murder it. give you five shillings. '" The writer then refers to the Names of it ,Divieend , Names oi ~ per . better appointment. Witnees :beard from her daughter thing more than a spy in the Hungarian service. He (Str- sequence of the death of the Baroness, th e y had he iSh Mr. Lopes was counsel for the prosecution, and Mr. influence which this state of matters must have on one C°myanies. A per i Price. ompardes •:4 'Annum. Price ' that the defendant's mother had behaved rudely upen geant M.) would call before them officers of le:gh puzi - to Proceed further against the plaintiff, but simply to Coleridge defended the prisoner. who is the owner of 28,000 sheep, 6,000 or 7,000 cattle, 14- lAnntural io I "oa in Hungary who would prove that She Was not an state the Cale on which they made their charge against It appeared that the child in question was the pri- besides a great many horses, and adds, that the only , ,_ -._ - - wee occasion when she visited there by not, coming into 11 Xi te ', th e room to see her. She did met efter this say teat the impesior, but what she repreeented herself to be, and the two prieoners. The magistrates thereupon die- soner's child. The prisoner WaS a plumber and glazier. hope of the coloniets. is that the mother country will send Ashtn& Oldh tt o o7l. p. ct. 140 Macclesfield. 100' 21.103. 50 cledhadant should not see her ,daughter again, but she that the proceedings against her and the plaintiff were charged the prisoner, the present plaintiff, observing On the add of July the prisoner was eeen to go into them out men in thousands, and thus give them some ilarlit l27. • •• 180 ; - - Neatla .• •-• 100 , 161. 77 . telt'. her never to enter the Ir rings' house again. The dictated by malignant feelings. He would put De that they should have dealt differently With the C3Be if his home in a druhken state. Shortly afterwards chance of getting servants. Auatralia has also abundant ' i' ;l t i r r an n ltet a b it r il e l 15 4 , g, , 51. g 5 =rip . r .. 8 . t .. 100 131 1 . 3 1 !„ . II: defdraiant wished to see her diaighter after March 21st, Me.roda himself in the box, and he would give them the both prisoners had been brought before them. The blows welt) heard full° wed by the cries of a child, attractions for sportsmen. The writer says-" We bad ooventfy..•• wed gi. To Regent; • e • •• 7 3 8 31 1i• OA. 17 U but iir, was not allowed to (10 80. It was after the dis- history of taie life. sudden death of the Baroness, however, prevented that. which, as the blows were repeated, became fitsprate sport with the hounds last season. The kennel , Derby ••• • • 100, 6/. 63 Rochdale..•• 8 5! 21. 42 Baron ALDERSON-The ues'ion is was there a f 1 , Mr MA agreenaent to which she referred that the def endent , said' ~ . . ~. . 'I h . _ , ase . eAULAY-Did b t-e magistrates say that the fainter and fainter. When tha prisoner went into is adorned with the brushes of thirty dingoes, and the Ellornre&Chs 69 2% p. ct,. 93% Samrset Coal 1 5 01 - - hie had had a long conversation with his mother, and pretenee enaue in 'ea:tuning -43. trim Mr. Dawcon? plaintiff amt. the Beninese had Lea properly aerested? his twine he had Et Stick in his hand. After the cries heeds of twenty-two kangaroos, and one emu. WQ h GrandJiman 100 3/. pr. ct- 50 Do.LkFdt 1 2 sive D O ,, 6 pr. Ct. 10 6/. pr. ct. 1 i t,6 Stnra &Wore 140 2 - 81. 405 tiat, in conscquence of that conversation, he wished her Whether the deceased woman was Racidula or Von Mr. Sergeant MILLER objected to the quertion. were heard persons went into the house, and found the tvventy-two couple dA hounds in kennel, and about four Grand Surrey 100 2/. Os. 34 Shrewsbury.. 1 , 5 - - Beck is nothing te the plaintiff. - diiughter to consent to bre* off the engagement. The s t The JUDGE-We he.ve nothing to do with the opi- child lying in tho cradle with blood on it. There wee dozen puppies tit to enter by next Beaton." Tha river , k•and Union , 100 11. 10s. 24 Stourbridge.. 1 ,- 15 2°l ' 29° , doferidande father was very old, aad his family consisted . , higeant MILLER-The law had been outraged from nions of the magistrates. You may rely upon it that I a small wound two inches above the i d eht ear, there and lakes in the neighbourhood in which the writer is Eennt & AVM! 39 4s. 05. 6% Severn andl 2/.09. 24 - i Cr() motivni Fe * ot four eons and foer thing:latent. When the detindant VIR-ie-1 - - • • tueted the jcry would therefore shall not be -e Lancaster . 'loo' - - Wye Rail i 25 guided by the opinion of the Birmingham was a, brcise on the temple, another on the abdomen, eettled are described as swarming vvith fish, and the r teei nseuvr 1 ' - ' ' p too 201 455 Warwick& / 41 40 filet made the offer of marriage to her, she did riot con _ not msasure with uiggard hands the amount of cisme- 'eh , tt nee me e htre., 3. and the right thigh, and the lower part of the back and shores of the lake as covered with delicious oysters. t • Leicester ..• • 100 si. 66 Birming. i 100 ' they would awaed the plaintiff The mtunicate with his mother or any of his family. The d - .' ' t • country had been The evidence of Dawson and Tyndall, ea given before loins. At first there was danger, nut the child was now Leicstr&Nth 83 4/. 44% Warwick& 1 seraced in the e rv. - - Loughborogh 142 701. 510 Napton..3 too M. 28 deihadaat wished her not to communicete with his 1 a ~ - eyes 0, ...mope by theso outrageous the e magistrate,. was next read. It has already been recovering. There was blood on the pillow ia the cradle. I precehein h gs, RACING FIXTURES FOR 1852. Monmouthsh 100 - - Worcstr 2e} ftie reds, as he said his father' wes vary old and imbecile, and he hoped the jury would on this occa- published. Mr. COLERIDGE urged to the jury that the man wes tinteemrysh 100, - 781 31. 83 - Birming. sloe vinnicate the Bidden character. - JULY. iIMI, it . h.) was &c. 2 9f his iateundoe to get married, they .- ,- T „, Lieutenant Gorski was examined by Mr. FIELD, by in sueli a state uf intoxication that he could not have Meltnßiwbry 100' - Wilts &Ritz -I 10s• Od• 7 U ;qr. 0/ . ...i. Gen eagraitas clerk produced the i -... 27 I Downham Market . ..-. 28 womlet always be teuatiog ietim with melting him ill. 1„,„ti„ " ma r.' " • n- means of an interpreter. I was a lieutenant te i d e r Ge. hail (ley intent . at till. He was iu such a state of mind Goodwood Shie considered the defender t heel a right to ptchsh 1 ~,., _ t. n _ upon which the warennt agatest the plaintiff neral Bem, in the Hungarian service, during the lungs- that be waa hicapaele of having any intent. Wenlock ea .. 28 I Cotley Hurst ............ 29 0121.5-7.,EGEET AND COME! COLIPANIZI I . hin teelf. el the Baroness wa3 ',mated, hat he (maid no; prove rian war. I knew the Bareness Vo 13 k ' " a ec et Dieeresten, Mr. Baron MARTIN summed up. It was necessary AUGUST. Dividend Amount 1161 r. CHAMBERS asked the wilnws whethee the ex- the s' g natn r e of the defendant.% He hied net the i .n 1849. I afterwards saw her at Mr. T d 11' - d r this indictment to find an intention in the man's Ripon yu as,in RS e ... ~. 2 Hazel Grove ............ 10 Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. warren a - Annum. Share. pectod. there would be aay happiness for the youtig, T , ... . gi rct i og e e m. The second time I saw her was at Pesth, mind, but it . did seem to him that if the man had any Blackley ... 2 Tunbridge ............... 11 . ... ................................. .............. ............... ........ ....M./W. .".elpe,,tor Tently, of Birmingham-I wee a police. where Gho was always called the B peoe le when their mothere had quarrelled? ;mess Von Beck. miud a; all, if h , - „: (3 was not totally deprived of all eense, Great Grin - 3511y ......... 2 Reading ................. 4. s. d. X. s. d. officer in Birminehr mon the 29 August ltst bet e a et I do She was so addressed by n asaYno, the Minister, who was no man coulee neat a child so without an intentiou, at North Staffordshire ..... 3 'Coventry .................. 12 British .............. - - - _ T.his witness replied that ehe did not velele to in- not know the '''' ' ' ' f f tt. d - f handwriting o any 0 et e cndants. I afterwords hanged by the Austrians Sh Bto do grievou - b ' . l h • e was recog- all event , . 1 oei y arm. A fierce animal Cheviton Mendip ...... 3 Lynn .... ................. 12 Ditto rrovincial.• - 11. Ss. 20 0 0 20 0 0 19 terfere. 16 Brighton •• •• -••••- 51. 20 0 0 - 16 , • was present when the defendant was apprehended, and •d bn the sister and mother of • ght destroy a child, and it was for them to rely Brighton .................. 4 Lichfield e ......... nise e _ lihseuth as the Ba- mi , . ~ , City of London -•• •• 61. 100 0 0 150 0 0 106 Mr. CHAMBERS, in a very humouroue and clever (tit ian,. , , t. rend the Baroness V B eieu In coaveyinh at= - on eck to ronoss Von Deck. vihether tais maa Bad not drunk to such an. eXteLt that Bernet Fair ............... 4 Plymouth, Devonport, ContinentalConsolidat. 50s. 75 0 0 31 5 0 45% Speech for the defendant - , said that this was the dullest the static) h ne ouse iii New-street, and then to the prison, Croes•exemined by Mr. MACAULAY-I h B h utterly deprived of all sens •• d d Pd g w 5 and Cornwall ......... 17 Equitab1e............ 50s. 50 VO5OO 0 27 love cause he had ever listened to or been engaged in •e,- - anew the a- e was e and min ,an Was , are .................. Great Central; .. •• •• • 5/. 00010 0 0 14 in nioorastreet. roness Von Beck in Deen•straet, Soho. I copied part of not at all a " man bein g. Spaldina .... . ............. 5 York ...................... 18 during the whole course of his professionel life. Ho was a , . .„, imperial .... _.. ... .. eeee bonus. 50 0 0 50 0 0 71 not surpriaed at it, for it was r"'rfectlY clear that none of - tt e istrates had then 1 y tne JUDGE-The meg eft the her fir3t boo . . k The m a• found the • Rtdcliffe anuseapt was i n h er trac k when T he Jury . prisoner Guilty of unlawfully Brighton Club. ........ ~.. 6 .. ................ a° Independent ......... 61 . 4 0 0040 0 0 46 that amatory and poetical affection which was calculated al e ' ff to Birm she set o Ingham. It was in a public place at wounding. . t r Atingay .... 6 Egharn ................... 25 London.... __ „•••• •• _ 50 0050 0 0 - to win the 'female heart bad ever been felt by the de- MACAULAY-I s ' Cross-examined by Mr. ear:teed the Pesth that he saw the Baroness. At Diehresten sh e ' The Leorne n e'u D GE then told the prisoner if the jury Kinniel 30 Phcenix . 311 per cent. 50 0 0 49 0 0 2634 fendant, and he was sure that after the -• , prieoner, and took from hira B ° lll° letters and a ereali wile iu conversation with one of the s e cretaries of st a t e _ had found Ilim guiltY of the f e e o ny he would have left Wolverhampton ...... ••• 9 Stourbridge ..... - ......... e Ratatiff ••• ••••• • • • • - . se. 100 0090 0 0 - present trial the k ^ o hi •• • •••••• • young lady Would find a much more advantaaeous and , pocket-nook, which wore given bac , m the next day. By the JUDGE-I never knew her husband. him for ehecu tinn • The sentence n ow was that he should Great Yarmouth affectionate suitor, and one, too, who wo * 6 The JUDGE -MO.; Was the aeeesati'ml tcad e saltiest Charle 3 Anthonyntoedle,by Sergeant MILLER-In the be itonrieoned for two years ad k t hard le.bour. Gloueester(FroglCatiele)lo Lincoln .................. 31 theseatraternhartered 51. per cent, 50 If 0 - 3714 uld show her the i • n ept o Ditto, New ........ 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 - difference between ,sach love as aim? . Witnese-Obtaiuieg money on false prete t e et. -ear 1848 I was in the crap of the Hunes - - SEPTEMBER. appeared to exist La the e j • ~, nail noops, breast of the defendant and true , , i h e JUDGE-And you expected, I suppose, to find the ef which I was a lieutenant. It was my dat as . NErpoth 1 Weston Zoyland and , and ardent afa - cnon yan or- POLICE INTELLIGENCI.• 10 IaST Or SOOTTESIS CODEPELSIXEIS° P=SCXI43 He submitted to the jury that it was , •. • money in his peck.et?-(Laughter.) Witness-It is derly to introduce visitors to the Government COMMiS Stirling a very ha • thin - • IVORRI-ii Dividend Amount for both parties that the match h a d o e r PP ) g always usual to search prisoners. . eery. A lady introduced herself to Tile as the Baronets - -- , P-STRE b' T. Canterbury: 2 Redditch .................. 20 /add. nrice. en brokea off• for Aal r • • 21 Name of Company. per of Yestereay t a y Ph i ll_ vs i was placed at the bar before Marlborough . independently of the want of means of the clef ' ' The Junda-Thea it cd- l bt "t t° be at 1 If 't Von Beck, whose husband had been killed at a barri ua . i Annum. Share. enuant to suppOrt a wife with anything like comfort or respect- was a charge of high treasou, I suppoee you would ea_ cede in An3tria. The commissary and officera came out Mr. D'Ehneourt upea the following eyries of outregeous Cheadle - -.-. ----.- -- -. et. s. a. k ii. 4 ability, he asked them what earthly chance of ha iness pact to finis the ei g e treason . in the prisoner's pocket? and the fermer, addressing her, said, " God ble hssao lis ' - War wick 7 Leicester .. ............... 22 ss you, " zoo 0 0 19 0 • • f• r o'clock floylake) 22 Bank of Scotland there was for them when their mothers had PP Mr. H. M. Griffiths Isola:nor, proved the signatures of my dear Baroness." Ste went iu and stayed with him About 0 1 on the preecding afternoon a Whitehe,ven ..... ...... 7 Liverpool H. ( quarrelled, 1 ttritish Linen Comp any 81. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 ..'O7 and the young lady would have been compelled to abane :dlr. Tyrnlall and M r . ' Ryland to the information. half an hour. On the 2 , lth of April, I again saw her at married woma n " rue d filmy A.nne Arnold, the wife of Weymouth 8 MuSichester Auttllllll ... 23 •lalecionlan Bank don her parent, or the defendant must have incurred Constant Dare d e Maroda was then called and exa- the fortress of Comern, and, at a ball given by the -, in Dunk-stre •we ket FO. a meehan i e - e., , de-end, saw the prisoner Rochester and Chatham 8 Newmar • 28 City o f Glasgow Bank 6/. per cent. to ooto o o tin% the diegrtice of deserting and breaking off all connexi i t Pesth in Pt fit, ''.. d r child in reach a e . 1 _, mined-a am a net we 0... , -Ungar IA foe - .Leers and theee ladies, she wag treed:- very -er 1 let tiin a ( Ole , atiu unmerciful manuer Airdrie ,y.ya. er e te - 'Le )• as -11 'l-- ch 9 I Cheaterfield „ Commercial Bank •• - 71. per cent. 500 0 0 100 0 0 17734 with his oven aged mothet? It appeared to him that on i; t . ies upon his own property, and is an nereditery equerry the Baroness Von Beck. that she Lola her - o ought to be ashamed to do vo, and Doncaster ..... there wit; not tho least proepect of happines3 fur the to the Emperor of AuStria, Ki as ---n tf of Hungary. I wee The JUDGE-Suppose that you prove that tha Barre. er to desist entreated h • The prisoner flew into a violent OCTOBER. EdinblzGlasgow Bank et. per cent. 500 500 4% le and that it was most fort educated at Pestb -ad subsequentle at ; loaded her with th e , e 5 Newmarket S. 0. - 100 0038 0 0 7m young coup. , unate for them , e I . the Military Col- nesWwae notan impostor, what then? The point is, hed Pass -nu t ~. moet roul•mouthed abuse, Chester t red into aCO upon ner nice Perth that they had not en n t nnexion which would lege at Vienna. I en tered the Austrian service, and was these defendants any reasonable ground at the time for end, rushing a prizAghter, beat her so Royal Caledonian Hunt „ Northof Scotlandßank 5/.per cent. 20 00210 0 2% en productive of misery a n d unite , in the army for ten years. believing that she was an impostor. I really do not think tit the head ad t severely abo . R ace with her fists that both and Edinburgh Club. 6 Holy well Hunt only have be ppinese. Ith n referred t were snockingly 6 1 Richmond The Learned COUtnie e o the e„ teten The JUDGF.-Yon may prove his position in society, that this evidence is at all ma,teriaL her eye 3 contused and swollen, and Yorkshire Union Hunt ut in and said he h a d a rn. in oed t • fle b tearing her donee that had been p , . istened • .ero in ~enee tne amount of dama-es, g but there Sergeant MILLER. said that if that was hia Lordship's she finished Y ear-riegs out of the lobes of 'Wrexham 0 nll the letters 35 they n ere In the meantime a second married woman, NOVEMBER. very attentively t read is clearly no necessity to give a history of the plaintiff's opinion ho would not press the examinatiou. her ears. British Guarantee .... 41. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 e 170 ocl woald be found fall of expres: whole life. Smith wh h named Susan , 0 .. orcester Autumn ... 2 I Cowbridge Hunt lO Caledonian Fire Insur. 101. per cent. 100 00100 0 25 because he expected they f d Cross/examined by Mr. MACAULAY-I have learnt to ad witnessed the cruel way cv risoner ha City of Glasgow Life.. 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 2 0 0 41. 1 38 sions oflove and affestion dey a ter ay. They con. Witneas continued-I arrived in London on the Ist of cut hair, and in our country, if a man wishes to become in which the p d , Set upon the last witness, in- Epsom of the sort-they were the April, 1851, and made the acquaintance of th terposed for ber protection, and h ' 5/. per cent. 50 0010 0 , 2 % tained, however, nothiag e Baroness 2, surgeon, he must attend six Latin schools, and learn t a prisoner, after at- IRISEI RACES TO COME. Edinburgh Life Insur. 6/. per cont. 100 0 0 15 0 0 ' 2 2 94 imaginable, for the defen- Von Beck on the 27th. I had been r td b l d t t 11^' rlt is require - I as 1 • 9 t' . • tacking her in a similar m t eene r , scored her face down most commonplace things eques eyaayo cu e, . ~ a qua aca /on. AUGUST. Eng.& Scot, Law Life 51. percent. 50 00 2 1 0 7 6 0 3/. 3 1 . 773 1 ve e d to ;Ann dant, instead of talking about his.own o, n eavour e d n her autograph. Tho Baroness then lived at 38, The JUDGE-It was the Custom in this country, for- with her nails, and fixing her teeth iato one of her hands, . , i l he o 295.6 d Dea _ 1 tha Down Ruyan Corp .. nu National Fire and Life 5/ per cent 10 0 0 - n 0 0 34% •tO amuse the young lady by tal g • d .. - kin to her about other n n s treet, Soho She was celled th B e aroness Von merly, to unite the two professions. bit her so severcay, t the poor woman was obliged to B 11" b pack, .1 ~r i • ' Phcenix Park ............ 10 2 taro e of his tines at the a elf in the hands of - Korth British Instil'. - 61: per cent: 200 0 0 2- 0 0 31..0C _ people's business and the nature ma nws _ stted her several t imes, mi d in the course of Cross-examination resumed-When I saw the Baroness Plaeo h ers the surgeons of the London ~o a . 11 BcOttishUnionlnsrstee. 7341. pr cent. 20 001 0 0 1214 be articularl It i lent e her wounds It common ............ dockyard. His attention too appeared t . o p y e g o aa s hubidt. her 5/. I learnt from her that she was I believe she travelled in a carriage, but I never saw a Hospital to has . dressed. The prisoner then SEPTEMBER. Stindard Life ...... • . 5/. per cent. 50 00 1 0 0 i 193 ed . "ualline• department -, "b h r house, from whi c h . attracted to the subject of the vicv a / t e am sa w ate u t a rg another book, and I went with her to servant with her. I never heard KSSZeley call the ran into -e t iig • in a minute or two she ~ . 1 Cashel burden of visit ae a nife • Le merick for on no less than two er three occasions the book. I saw hi Mr. Garvey, who translated her first Barones3 Radicula, nor did I ever hear her called Mrs. I returned with a , vihieh • sbe bre.ndiahed over n 7 Kilkenny 2B MISOZOICA,AparZOIrs* earnest t h - bis letters to the young lady consisted in an e second an , Ins and he read aloud some portions of Beck. uurra h her' head, and seemed determined to run everybody g ...... 2.1 es t luin ud- pooh which • h it who ca a wit m Johnstown Dividend Aill,3 f n Paid. Price. .•entreaty to her not to eat too mach p P . part of the translatio she was going te Publish. I saw Daniel Kassony, examined by Mr. Sergeant MILLER through within her reach. A named C - OCTOBER. herself her' Name of Company. Per share. ding or mince pie, for fear she should make or the Ist et Aug:teat!. This waa about the end of July -I tirrt saw the Baroness at Presburg, in Upper llune third. woman , t res ltat Me Hayes, who sava the ~. Annum. _____..__ -...... 111.-(A roar of laughter in which the Learned Judge Garvey 101. oa I saw,the Baroness pay to Mr. gary, on the 10th of November, 1848. She came from danger likely .0 u from the vindictive feelinge u urragh l2 I Carlow •••••=s•••••••••••• •••••• .".""'."..."'."".... X. s . d. X. s. el. account of th manifestly nude d Down R0ya1 . C0rp...... 20 1 50 0 0 20 0 0 ._ " joined.) 'As to anything like poetical affection, such as nied her once or twice t e translation. I accompa- Vienna, and saw the Commissariat-General, with whom she wat la exterously contrived - oMr 11 . ' d her, and • -...., PIM. 50 0 0 _ 21 • had been suggested, why there was nothing of the kind, Bishopsgate-streen G pin s, the publisher, in she communicated on private matters. Recommencted to get behin f seized her by the arms, Assam Tea •• •• •• **** 2:. 511. 100 0 0 85 0 0 - Be re * wrestin Auction Mart •••• • • • • „. and the on4 l thing approaching to poetry that he could mingham to solicit subac 'commended her. to go to Bir- the employment of a competent person as a spy, to tee at in the hope 0 , ~ g the instrumene from her, SEABORNE MAILS. kustranan Agrteetturt 61 if ner cent. - 35 0 0 - was RCM - find in the whole case was that in one of the letters of pin afterwards gewe iette riptions to the book. Mr. Gil- Pesth, and he said they had already a very clevea lady but the prisoner milled she should not do so, tis• signifies that the mails are sent from the General Post-oftle• Australian Trust •• •,,,• •- _ 10 00, 2 0 0 414 f" theidefendant he,said that he would meet the young lady entlemen in Birmin h rs for her ititrOdUCtioll to three in that town. At Diebretsen, I paid the Baroness for and fought and etruggled with such violence that in the , by the night-and Mby the morning--alispatch.l Australian uoYs l M a. " ii. 10s. 10 00110 0 0 22 • ' drt Love-lane, and brin her a Punch's Almanac to make g lif her The Bal m' pu la • Mr. Gilpin ess insisted that 1 en e Was the • nt d d her services 3,200 florins. She signed the receipt in the course of the cont est betwe en them the prisoner directed the witne, ' When macle up in From what anglo-Mexican Mint.: When British AllaCriceeL ana i ss. - 38 10 0 25 mper cent. 100 0 0 32 10 0 50 ' her laugh afte el . g -(R I should acco name of the Baroness Von Beck I saw her again with the * blade again" -s a arm, near the elbow, ia rucEs. GeneralPost-oftice port dis- due. Canada .••••" • • '• • • - Ls . , _ r inner. enewed laughter.) The pang/ her to Birmingham. she was _ en- . ft' ted a serious s e - London: Patched. cent Bonds - - -.- ea ltounsel concluded by urging upon the jury that hhe appeared to be about 54 or 55. mien very feeble. Prince Esteehezy, and others, afterwards at Hamburgh. which she he ic . s teb, causing . the blood to t Do. 5 Per t Bonds 61. per_cent. .... Wf...M1N7.0,1+M61.1 4 I 15% • eve 1. ofuston. eh , i ---- ----"" Ditto, 6 pr c . ds 31 per cent. _ She was always addressed as Madame Baroness. I was flow in mac- P r • . eau or the neighbours nOW Navigation Bon, _ _ 97' City n supposing they should b f t enuctitti _ , e o an opinion that an an- About 50- The JUDGE - , ages never go her, an e; .. Liverpool .. Aug. 6 _ 25 0020 0 0 - °MU promise of marriage had been made and ht - a san g bter ' ) nearer than present in Mr. Tindall's house when Derra and she were interposed to restrain. d fetched Taylor, a con- America (by Brit. pkt.)N Electric Telegraph (A) - , - .broken, tinder th • noug s• a division, to take America (by U.S. pkt.) N . July 27 .. • • 'Liverpool .. Aug. 4 • ( 5 ) 25 0 0 710 0 - her into custody, but Ditto .• •••• • . • Sonthampt. July 26 51 r. cent. 10 e circumstances the smallest amount of Witness -I went with her to Birmingham. a taken into custody. I asked what they were taken into stelale of the . h Americ' (by U 8 pkt )M July 30 .. •• ' Equitable ReversionrY P 5 0 0 0 1 100 0 0 119 ' &magas would be nffi ' di ein st le a n ancontro I.ra o and re- a •• ' d not cuatody for, and they told me if I would go to the pri. the prisoner wa , I able g. I Australia (via South- Ditto We - 000•10 0 0 - case. ' a meat to m.eet the justice of the expect any t g bin for my trouble, and I • paid my own son the next morning at eleven o'clock I should see. • sisted with such strengtn and • • pertinacity, that it was even ampton) .. .. - lli •• • • •• • • Southampt. Gen. Revers.&lnvest. 5p.c.&b5,21 100 0 0 ,100 0 0 100 • W ade our abode at the Clarend Dover .. neentearawavigation 10 p.ct. 15 The einem ju expenses. eal on Hotel ith the greatest difficon_ Ditto (via Marseilles) NI • • • • • • • • 01i14 0 0 29U man having summed up, ur oards of introduction - to the ee' Cross-examined by Mr. MACAULAY-I was an ad. th. ou i onlY w y that her appreheu - The jury, after a „h We presented o Ditto, via C. of G. Hope N ,20 of August .. Plymouth.. . 7. v 2 . Hudson's Bay • • • • • • • • __ Wel. ! - 215 diet for the plaintiff - ort deliberation, returned a ver- d Mr. Stage, one of them, paid his thr - janct to the Commissariat, and afterwards became a mon vas effected . Atriea (West coast).. Nil4th of the month Plymoath _ul_ 9 flungerford=„;•• •• 21. 58. ioe a 0 'lOO 0 0 47 gentlemen, an su . • on for her der f mo. Dover .. July 28 ... - Damages 25/. fl/ 4s for the new publication. b lieutenant in order to avail myself of the terms of the When called uP nee the nrisoner stoutly Alexandria* -••.•- 5: leg ' & nth e E'endon insmuu" - - . 78 15 0 5 dno knife w ' e natty •• •• .. Dover .. Daily CROWN SIDE.-..(8 i scription 0 • • London Reversionary 5/. per cent. 15 0 0 15 0 0 15 capitulation at Comorn. I was not expelled froin the declared that she ha ~ hatever in her posses- Belgium •• •• •• 1 N , th Southampt Aug 16 osals for publishing the new worn . m 9th of the mon • • it amen Institution.. .. .... wanes. named %them O. clothes nr ' Ettn w - - ' fth month Soathaanpt. Aug. 16 „. . - 12 10 0 - , E li za b et h c ampeny, 52 e ore Mr. Justice MAI:I'LE.) The printed prop , Emigwatio S ' lled a n ociety at Hambursh because I had em- elm), and ca . ngs, Buenos Ayro3 • • •• M Oth o e Pt tC d C . , was indicted for feloniously entitled " The Story of my Life, " by the Baroness Von be i hbou-hood to d th tAu 1 Acmes aenan . o. 10/. percent. 20 0017 10 0 24% e...a ed atteinpting ao murder Wier the funds of the society, and never heard of dealer in the neig • * epose to tho fact, and rl -alifornia(viaChaceOM 2d & 17th of month Sou amp . g. , roverstenary Int. Soc. 4%1. pr cent. 100 o 0 100 0 0 105 Plymouth.. July 2 casting hitt into a pond. lam Campeny, her son, by Beck, was then read to the jury. such a char d;el 0 0, bat having admitted NT'lsth of July • • Itza arn steam • ... Ai ge Until now. When I saw the Baroness at he •pa rtielly t that though he Cape of Good Elope -, • th , Plymouth • • July 29 ••• P• share. 100 0 0 60 0 0 sili ntlemen we were introduced Presba d the three ' e „ Cape de Verde .. .. N2d of the mon .., h A stralian The circumstances of the case Witness-The three ge rg elle called herself Racidule; end some of her saw . the prisoner an comeig nanta n il Dover .. July 30 51 .pershare. 25 00.25 0 0 23)4 • ----- --: '''- Constantino le* .... N,7thl7th27thetmo Trust and Loan COmp. ade the acquaintance of friends in Lo t t h d'd A 1 were of rather an ex- to put down their names. I m gag ed in a violent con ea , 0 1 not know how it ori- central nulrien .. wad& 17th of men. Southampt. ug. of Upper Canada... ' traordinary character. It a l y Batea mi. ndon made use of that term in joke. and he i 'ntroduced me Id' Wed &Fri. SonthamPt. To. Th.Sist • - 20 0 0 30 0 - had the care of a tollgate at eared that the prisoner a Mr. Hill in Birminghawa , aveleharst, for which she Mr. Dawson and the latter gentleman asked me to the term" Racid 1 e • x s med by Sergeant MILLER-When she used gin: ite d. RT one of the compl ' Channel Isles .. .. li,/tton., .. tham pt. Aug. 1 Chill .. .. id Id le 17th of math Sou _ received 3s. 6d. per whek. Sh . e had • two ch . b " ' We went to Mr. the Austria na in Hungary, she had to pass through 11 Ir. D'Enecou , victed the ' ainents declining Fran , .... M ' t N Twice daily .• • . Dover •• Twice/gaily __ Ro ddren-the rmg the Baroness to his house. n outposts. s to press the charge, con prisoner of the violent Greece* .7 .. N 7thl7th27thofmo Delver • • duly 30 I' VERB BY Du. PUSEY.-When you are at Ox ' boy William named in the ind' lattnent, and a younger Dawson's the following day, and he subscribed for the Michael A - two other womr, and day & Friday LondOn .. T! sat. ford d , o as th child. eeven years old, named Saran -and 1 ngelo Garvey, by Mr. FIELD-I am keeping assa ii tts upon the sentenced her Hambargh •••• .. N, Tnes Mol • Tbur e Romans do.- P _ uneh. was a lunatic an i appeared second work. He went out of the room, and brought my terms in the Middl T 1 I I d t 1• to the amount jointly of ,4• ~ e erap e. was emp oye b opa' e pens ties A lland hi wednes & Satu.r. London •• • eor in ee- 0 - w-•• 1 • th Southampt. Aug. 16 THE NEw M AL AcT.-This that her husband , d unable in any wav the money from a in a piece of paper. Mr. Bentley, th -e publiahe Y f . raitted to the House of Co ' • Honduras .. .. a N 17th of the Mon head.. Twicedail, Act whi h ETEOrLITAX Buhte . .. to provide- for the pp su ort of the family, - ts and that the He said, " That is the nether, wrapped r, to translate Baroness Von aul tto stand cone , rrection for Twice daily.. .. Holy , C became operat ve n the Ist instant, when it re Beck's first w Ireland .. - M&N the prisoner was th onth Southampt. Aug. 28 ceived th - 1 o 1 ' Vtled s consequently in a state of deep d• subscript - ion for the new pub- ork. I received th • 1 f i h das e manuscript part y rom wo mont s; an , un bl a eto pay Lana (via Southamp.) DI 20th of e m e royal assent, contains 54 clauses. tisen i , Prisoner wa _ 'stress. lication." I translated what be said to the Baroness, Mr. Bentley and partly fr h carried off to pris • ete&24th ofmonth Dover • • ci A - he .Oa the 23d of June it appeared that the prisoner el Mr. Ryland in Court, om t e Baroness. I recognise eith en penalty, she was on in the van. India (viaMareeMee) N I -- Plymouth.. July 29 kan Act to amend the Law concerning the Burial of t an and she in return thanked Mr. Dawson, and requested as a tend RE TH LAM • India, via C. of G. Hope N 15t12 of month e found struggling in a d man who called upon p °nth.. July 29 Dead in the Metro ol's " and was assed, in consequence 01 bscribors. me in London. It was on th d e Mauritins .. .. .. 14,15 th of month lyna p 1 , P . both her children wer kh eep pond him to assist her in getting ddi • a tional su ”. . eay before the arrest in / :asterday, soon after Mr. Elliott had taken his t "the failure of the Metropolitan Interments ,Act, 1850,'' - sea- Mediterranean (via I 31 20th of the month gouthampt. July 28 which it repeals. It is now provided that on the represen close to the tollgate at Haw urs , d t awl en ' their being Mr. Dawson asked about the first book, and the Ba- Purmingham. I was engaged to translate another work onl :he bench, a young . man of respectable • cormexions, Southall-Oen) • • 1 cil ma melted from the water the boy ma . e a etatement to the mess sent him a copy the for the Baroness. It was Lambe tation of the Secretary of State, her Majesty in Conn y ad called him and his si same evening. Mr. paw- __ _ an autobiography. I had two resi fling in Hercules -buildings, th, and whose Mediterranean (via 1 ea eth&24thofraonth DOTer .. effect, that his mother h . _ t _ titer to son is a lecturer and a clergYmen of the New Church. volumes Of the manuscript in .. - - re 9 0 • - nfidence to our reporter retarsetues) •• - -.- there t A order the discontinuance of burials in may part of the me• , attended .. 311 d of the month.. Son P • ag. 1 tend to the burial ground: - the side of the pond to see 5 fisb, and . hat while they I and the Baroness met Mr. and Mrs. Tyndall at Mr Ryland called upon me, and had re ' p ssession when Mr. nan tee was given in co ceived from the beta wi / his hie to expose a nefarious system recently 3/exic : o .. •• . 09th of the month Sonthampt. Aug. 16 tropolis, which order is not to ex , . 1d d After suet e were looking at it they all slipped into the water by Dawson' h T B s tame. he aroness was very ill, and we left Baroness 20/. on account. egr R . Won r • yiand asked me if I eXttna sively adopted by persons of questionabl h Madein -*. -. r '7t/1, 1 7t 11 . 19 t 1427th }Dover e c erecter Ar.,lia July 283 of Quakers or Jews, unless expressly ina ue . ' e 'Accident. He afterwards reiterated this story, and said for the Clarendon at 10 o'clock. On the S d f e was translating the new work of , the B 1 - e the unwary, under pretenc -an* - - a &30th of month an order in Council for discentinuance of . burial, it is to . le an ay a ter w aroness, as a re- to 0.1 ain money troin - t e of h . , h .. - . Nfstl2lsth2sthofmo,Dover •• (Aug. 2 to bury therein. There is a savint • that his mother took him to the side of the water to went out to Mr. Peyton's to dinner hi was collecting the mm, tive situations SLt 11 , deemed a misdemeanor • Mr. and Mrs. Tyn- lation of ---8 , . ---es of subscribers, Orman t i t th em i n go od and incra--- - -- -. ...e gold -a p' eS "- • N . sth 15th25themoiDnver •• Aug. 2 • aults, &c., tuad also as to ceme• - 'Show him . th fi h dth t sho laid hold of him and dall visited e s au a us at the Clarendon on a Sunday mornin e a. and he wisheu to see whether it Was a bona fide trans. diegir ' la Papal states* •• •• /..1' 7th 17t1127thof mo Southampt. Aug. 6 of certain rights to bury in v ex d t th A t ' .e o e c, am threw hitn into the'Dond, afterwards threw in his sister, The Baroness w 1.1 d I offered to show him the m - a iga in Austra i . Peninsula "...• • of mntb South= * M2d & 17th , P•• Aug. 1 teries mentioned in - the schedule ahn as vory i, an upon My consulting Mr. action. a,nuscript, when • Apj nicant stated that a few days ago he saw an adver- Pem •• ••• •• ' cemeteriea hereafter to be provide( and there jumped, • - in herself, and upon this eve 'clence the Dawson, he recommended me to call in Mr C M Ryland said it was unnecessary, as m y word was tiaerat • S day' papers of exteasive circa- Tuscany* .• •• '' •• ' w sthibthesth of mo Dover .. A 1..11g. 2 in new burial grounds or s tare , of :State. There is at bation of the ecre prisoner was a - o mmitted to take her trial upon the pre. the surgeon his brother-in-law, and o * rompton, r. nt in one of the an West Indies •• •• Lit 17th of the mouth Southanipt. ,Aug. 1 with the appro Paul's Cathedral and Westminsta sent charge. The bo cv examined re- following air P n the Tuesday sufficient. lation as follows:- West Indies (except exception as to St. nd or cemete ( • ' parochial a - y upon being no. . eyton sent his carriage, and the Barones The JUDGE--0110 would really think th a t t h ere i t no "A. ustrali A psrty required to go to Australia for H avant , 4 Nassau) 31 2d of the month .. SonthaMpt. Abbey. No new burial gou - r "d d and used i ry h ' needed his story of the prisoner having thrown him and wac conveyed to Mr. Tyndall's house at Edgbaston. ; th plaintiff in existence, for I have heard aco 11-- - • tment being of great trust and * The maus to those e ountries thU3 marked net are tonveyod _ y b non-parochial) is to be provi e nt e metropoli - his sister into the po d a . but when the Learned Ju g d e visited her ever d y ay, but slept at my hotel. I after- th' such person as e hof him f or the last three or four hours. Did value h in, pany. The upPoin - e property. Direct to A. F., French pee kat Via Marseillet. or within two nu les of any part thereof, without the previou questioned him closely upon the point he reverted to his wards at the * request of Mrs. Tyndall, took up my resi- no Ina ie e must possess som h 1 . ntiff at Ramsgate with the Ba. 98, j ' t ount of means." approve . lof the Secretary of State. In any parish in th, 9 rtgairal, statement, asserting that they all slipped clod - deuce in their house. I you once see t e pal e rmyn-street, stating am Lieutenant of the county ' isition of ten or more ra tropolis, on the requ te payers tha remember the evening of the roness? Witness-I did. Havels at his command, und feeling an ' The Lord .is to meet the - -;- "A Oltinto the water, 28th; Mr. T dau ' . g a little money nts and others at the Ring's If me b ial is insufficient or danger() th " • " the place of ur us o ealth, . at .4 2 Y n was scarcely at home for the two or And you called her Baroness in his pre- inclin cit • deputy lieutena ead, Glances t may be called to determine whether a burial groun, ,-te - .--etirstica MAME uPon th - h e _ three days previously in ta The JUDGE- • ion to proceed to Australia, he wrote to the per- t ge re o • t r next week, o arran spec ing the issui f orders ves ry ng o . la put it to the jury w nt e evening of the 29th we s ettee ? w• I did; and he saw the translation in s on . a wording to the above address, and received the e ' • • f - lunteers for th " • hll be provided under this Act ; and, if agreed upon, then 7 i d h ater the/fee/all 'place any reliance upon the testimony 1, were eng d • l'• age in p apng French theatricals at Mr. pro me • uness- for the raising o - to e militia. The force will s a e• • on my table. follo a as tinted, and on eras burial eround is to be formed to carat , out this Act an , g ,as it was lying et mg answer, which w p P al he b lled out for training and exercise eli • 0 h The " - - • , ar 3in cto er. ' :.,' t t ' . ,glimet - b 4 the hetralaad they at 0 dell There n e s. nee returned a verdict Y . were present Mr. and Mrs, Dawson, B y Mr..MACAULAY-LI received the first part of the had ld come to the sarneteon. eca b • d • • t tin the manner prescribed by the `several clauses fo 0 ac wors ip wou n o doubt hie h • number of men to e raise in this couutv &trine the Present .. , ' .. : ' '-, ' • 0f:1494 WU'S; - - Mr. ono Mrs. Ryland, Mr. and Xra. reyloo, and other! . manalaript i n goy, Ware I went - JO littmsgatc. I was eltts ,o n that he had, that it was au attemPt tO :obtain , year 181,210; next year, 751_ GI • - - the benefit of the public concerning the burin). of the dead. ' ' -a, K -4- ked,4l M ' ' • 4 A - oucrfte- Journal. i Z ...„: e "-if . . . 4, - : '.., T IF,te ~;-., . . • .., . . c .A - . , . , _,,...,...„.... -./ -,. .- 0 .5,20: 4 1 ` . - Dividend 1 Amount , TU, Name of mpany. per of Paid. Price. fi c , Annum. . Share. 4.....................a.a5iarw. .................. ......a.......... ............ 6 i £ s • d. £ s. d. Aastralasia - ... •• •• •• 51. per cent. 40 0 0 40 0 0 58 on Brash North American sj. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 60 itt Commercial of London 6/. per cent. 100 9 0 20 0 0 20 1 ,4 Colonial.. .... Uloucesteralaire -.• • • 15 /per cent. - - - EoMan - o f London and County .. Si. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 - 51 Londn and Westraiustr 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 33 Loudon Joint-Stock. • • 61. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 -- DI Provincialof Ireland.. 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 47 01 Ditto, New •• 81. per cent. 10 0010 0 0 - gational of Ireland .. Al. per cent. 50 0022 10 0 - :fat. Provncial of Eng. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 - °I Ditto, New. •••.• • • 6/. per cent, 20 0 0 10 0 0 - to Oriental Bank Corpora. 81. p. ct. & be. 25 0 0 25 0 0 -0 , South Australia •• •• - 16/. p. ct.& bs. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - Union of Australia- •• 161. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - n Ditto • • .......... -6/. per cent. - 2 10 0 - ti anion of London... •• 171. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 IS • it !Talon of Madrid ..... ! - 10 0 0 40 0 0 - __. I L1X1E11717,8.23 . C1 3 . CO 7.141 . X.5..271 :ZS . 4 1 Dividend Amount ti Sanlo of C.)mpan,y. per of Paid. Price 2 Annum. Share. a X s. d. X s. d. t - 2 Üblon .. •••••••• •• •• 1 3/. 10s. 500 0 0 50 0 0 86 Alliance ilr.it. and F0r.71. 145.0.b5. 100 0 0 1 1 0 0 22% ( Ditto Marine. •• •• •• ' 61. p.c.& be. 100 0 0 25 0 0 41% i Anchor .............. 6 per cent. 50 0 10 0 - i Ati,...8 ....... -•• ... •• 133.6 d. 50 0 0 510 0 19 Argus Life .• •• -•• •• 41. per cent. 100 0 0 16 0 0 - , British Commercial - Is. 6d. 50 00i 5 0 0 7 Olericl,Med.& Gen. Life spr ct.C.s las. 100 0 01 10 0 0 19% 41. 100 0 0 10 0 C 102 i Crown .........• •• • • 14s. 50 0 0 5 0 0 16 1 4 i Pia•rle .. ... Eqity and Law European Life •• •• • 103. 20 0 0 All paid. 11 General .• .• .. •• .. - 5 0 0 lf 5% Globe ••••• • - • • 61. per cent. Stock. 142 Guardian .... -••- • • 51. per cent 100 0 0 45 0 0 55 imperial Fire •• •• -•• 12/. per cent. 500 0 0 50. 0 0 256 Imperial Life •••• • • • • 12s. 100 0 0 10 0 0 15 1 ,6 Indemnity Marine.. • • 11. ah. & be. 100 0 0 20 0 0 51 Law Fire • ...... •• •• 25.& 23. bs. 160 0 0 210 0 4 Law. Life ...• .... .... - 100 0 0 10 0 0 46% Legal and General Lifo - 50 0 0 2 0 0 5% 1 London Fire .... •• •• 10s. & be. 25 0 0 12 10 0 25 ) London Ship ..... .... 10s. & be. 25 0 0 12 10 0 - Marine •• -• •• • • ...... 15s.per share 100 0 0 15 0 0 15• 1 4 Med.lnvlid&Gen.Life 4%1. per ct. 50 0 0 2 0 0 234 ' Monarch -••• • • • .... - 5 0 0 1 0 0 215.05 ' Nrational Lean Fund.. 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 2% Palladium Life 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 2 % • Pelican • ... •• • • .... • • - - - 45 , Pamai.a: •. • ... ...... - - - 170 ' Professional Life.. •• • 5/. per cent. 6 5 0 010 O . 155.0 d i'rovident Life• •••• • • • 1/. 53. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 40 . Beek Life ...... -•• • • ss. 50 0 oto 0 714 , it..tyal Exchange. • 6l. p.ct. & bs. Stook. all 230 3 tin Fire.. - ff 213 7 Ditto Life .... - „ 55 • United Kin.gddm tTi.tiversal Life 2/. ss. per :h.: 100 0 0 10 0 0 4l .. 1 Victoria Life , - 412 6 5% • Waterloo - 5 0 0 0 5 0 I - Y - . DOOMS. d Dividend Amount ✓ Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. O - • Annum. Share.. ------- --- ---- . s. d. £ e. d. Commercial .......... 47. pr cent. Stock. - - Et:stand West Ind; a ... (3% /. pr cent. Stock. - 166 East Country ... 20e. per sh. 100 0 0 - - London .... - , ...... 5/. pr cent. Stock. - 130 e - - Eilti,o Bonds • • ...... 4/. per cent. - n t.Katharino - •••••• 3% per cent. Stock. - - d Southampton ........ 1/. per cent. ,50 0 e Ditto Bonds •• • ..... 4%1. pr cent. - - - d nltzzoanu 050 0 0 28U g 1; Dividend Amount It Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. 10 . - -- -- - r, Z. e. d. £. s• d• xs Elangerford ••••• • • • • • - - - - Southwrk ••..•• • • • • - 100 0 0 - - IY Ditto Nw of 7% p.c. 70s. per cent. 50 0 0 - if; id Waterlo6 ...... •••• • • - 100 0 0 - 3 1 , i r . Dittq Old Ann. of 81. 21. 83. Od. - 60 0 0 2.0,4 Ditto Nw ditto 0f571. 21.25. 05. - 40 0 0 22 to Vauxhall .• .. •• • iv. 21. 70 10 3 - - 10 -- - ID WaTEM-W0:4152t5. at Dividend Amount es Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. lb. Annum. Share. 01. ----- _____ -.-. .....-.....-- - £ e. d. X 8. d. 16 t East London. ..... .... SL per cnt. 100 0 0 _ 151 a Grand Junction ••- • • 4/, per cnt. 50 0 0 - 61% a Kent. •••••••• • • • • • • • 41. per ca. 100 0 0 - 83 ,d Lambeth ...... • • ..., , 5/. per cnt. , 1 100 0 0 - tog 0 0 - - " New River Company- 21.105. 3 3 1 Southwark & Vauxhall - - 60 - - 1 a Wait Middlesex • • •••• 6/.03. pr mt.! - -101 N ig .o.7ir 21 3.1% . I ..; Dividend Names of V, ,Dividend, Names 01 e , per Companies. A', per i Price. c.inpardes • :4 ' Annum. Price, Annum.! ' -n 1 Aghtn& Oldh nlll. p. et. 140 '----- /if ---- acclesfiold. - 100 3 2 21. 103. -- 50 ilarusley• •• • 164; Neatk .• •• .. 100 161. :;trkok&Abrg 150, 51. g 5 Oxford.. •• • • 100 " 13!. 135 Birmingham 40 4l. 101 Peak Forest. 78 I 31. 18s. 70 Coventry.. • • 100 25 L 200 Regent's •• .• 33 l I?. 0:i, 17% Derby ••• • • 100; 61. 63 Rochdale .. • • 851 21. 42 Ellsrnre&Clis 69 2% p. ct. 83r,i Samrset Coal 15 01 G-randJunetn 100 2/. pr. et. 50 D o.Lk Fd St 12 Do., 6 pr.et. 10 6/. pr. ct. 11 % Stllrd &Wore 1 4 0 28/. 405 Grand Surrey 100 2/. Os. 34 Shrewsbury.. 125 , k•and Union, 100 IL 10s. 24 Stourbridge.. 145 "I ' 290 Eennt ib Avlll 39 4s. 01. 6% Severn midi 21.03. 24 Lancaster . 100 Wye Rail. i 26 r.ectis&Livrp 100 201. 455 Warwick& / 41. 40 1 Leicester .. • • 100' 51. 66 Birming. lOO Leicstr&Nth 83 4/. 44% Warwick&l 100 31 . 28 Loughborogh 142, 701. 510 Napton.. 3 Komponthsb 100' Worcstr 1 781 81. 8 3 gntgemrysk 100 -- Birming. lieltnßiwbry 100' Wilts & Brks —, 10s. M. 7 U PROVERB BY Du. PUSEY.—When you are at ford, do as the Romans do.—Punch. TH E NEW MET R O POLIT AN BUEIAL AcT.---This Act, which becameyal operative on the Ist instant , when it re ceived the royal assent, contains 54 clauses. It is entitled, "An Act to amend the Law concerning the Burial of the Dead in the Metropolis," and was passed, in consequence of 17 " the failu re o f t h e M e t ro p o litan Interments :Act, 1850," ich it repeals. It is now provided that on th e represen tation la of the Secretary of State, her Majesty in Council may order the discontinuance of burials in any part of the me tropolis, which order is not to extend to the burial grounds of Quakers or Jews, unless expressly included. After such an order in Council for discontinuance of burials, it is to be deemed a misdemeanor to bury therein. There is a saving of certain rights to bury in vaults, &c., mad also as to ceme teries, mentioned in the schedule annexed to the Act, and in new burial grounds or cemeteries hereafter to be provided with the approbation of the Secretary of :State. There is an exception as to St. Paul's Cathedral and W a e r s o t e na h i i n a s l t o e r r Abbey. No new burial ground or cemetery (p non-parochial) is to be provided and used in the metropolis or within two miles of any part thereof, without the previous approval of the Secretary of State. In any parish in the metropolis, on the requi6ition of ten or more rate payers that " the place of burial is insufficient or dangerous to health," a vestry may be called to determine whether a burial ground shall be provided under this Act; and, if agreed upon, then a " burial ground is to be formed to carry out this Act, and th to act in the manner prescribed by ssveral clauses for the benefit of the public concerning the burit' of the dead. THE COUN TRY MARKETL4. LIVEaPuoL. JCLY 27.—The attendance at the market this morning was pretty good. In wheat there w?s 2 fair coasuroptivc demtl.ad, a; rho prices or last Tues&y. ...Lint: moved slowly, but prices were not lower; 061 s malt, and oatmeal were d u ll and neglected. Barl e y , a%d pease maintained former prices. Indian corn was in v ery moderate request., and last week's pric es were with difficulty. sustained. Arrivals—Britis h melt, 51; ('into oats, 3,463 ; ditto flour. 22 sacks and 130 bar rule. Foreign wheat, 8.095; ditto barley, 684; ditto flour, 2,104 sacks and 17,100 barrels; ditto beaus, 3,631; ditto puttse, SOO. LEEDS. JULY 27.—The arrivals of grain to•day wer e ana l; ; trush wheat was scarce at rather higher prices; millers were cautious buyers, and the demand for other sorts was liuuited. In other articl ,, ii no change. NECASTLE CORN MARKET, JULY 27.--na° °PP. ply N of wheat was small, and writers were not eager ba Y el " hat in the sfdes rustle last week's prices were in all cases obtained. Flour dull a; about former terms. In bar ieh oats, ar , cl other articles, no change. NEWCASTLE CATTLE MARKET, JULY 07,—The sUr no . f l _- of beef comprised 567 freaJ, the quality of which t°l"r'ibY good for the season. Tram) was cot s o brisk 0! on Tu , s.clay, and prices declined a n per stone from the... rates of last week, with a /Nod clearance. The n utvi of abeep•anci lambs was 6,435. Sheep were 10 per her d rower than on last mark;-t day; lambs ruled steadY,6l',, ' nll aold. Prices—Beef, 10d to 6i 3d per stone; sheer 41. 5.71; lambs, 6(1 per lb., sinking offal. lit EDINBURGH MEAL MARKET. JULY 27.—There W .%ing the meal market to-day 5 sacks oatmeal, each w i g 6d, 28011, imperial, which sold thus :-2 at 11 10„,10. and 3 at 1110 s ; e average price of the whole 1/ lOs 2d 4-I.'" 2 sacks pot-bary, l at 25s Od. EDINBURGH HAT R AND STRAW MARKET, J."'" 2 Oat straw, from 7s Od to 8s 6d per kemple of 1 6 stones tr°6l,. wheat ditto, Gs 6d to 7s 6d ; barley ditto, 7s Od W Hay, from 9d to 1 ld per stone. „ te ie DALKEITH MEAL MARKET, JULY 19.—There ~„ the market to-day :e3 bags of oatmeal and 2of barleyin-• Sale There was no peasemeal, flour, or potbarley in market• co d ready for oatmeal. Oatmeal up on the top 6d per bag, 15 _, e - t be and inferior qualities each is per bag dearer ; barleyale4l same as last week. Oatmeal, per sack, of 280 lbs. First Second , - Q ;Od imperial .. 20s 6d 29s Od 2 ",, 03 Barleymeal, per ditto ... 22s 6d —s Od Od Peasemeal —s Od Od Flour ... --s Od Od pd Potbarley —s Od —s Od COAL MARE ET.—YESTXRDAY• Prices of Coal per ton at the close of the market :'"" Ad Buddle's W. Hartley.. 14s Odlßraddyll Chester Main l2s 9d Hetton ................ ....... 1 . 1 ; 4 6 1 C I avering's Tanfield l4s Od I Haswell ................. 119 149 pa Hasting's Hartley Holy w ell North Percy Hartley 133 Od N. Hetton Lyons ...... 15s pa New Tanfield Rayensworth'sW. Hart 14s Od Stewart's •:' 14s" 64 Redheugh Main Townley... 1 5 s Wall's End, ac. South Hartlepool ••••• 4 - 01 Elm Park l3s 3d South Kelloe ............. 113; Gosforth Harton Heaton Lawson l2s Od Woodhouse Close. ..... od 1.3 3 West Harton ..... 12s Ed Cowpen Hartley •,•••• od' Smith's W. Hartley l4s Od DerwentwaterHartleY 4 Eden Main .. .• l4s 3d Nixon's Merthyr and 20e 6:- Lambton Primrose Phil flt market , 2 , 1 - 2 --- SOicl, 96. RAILWAY SHARE 314111CB TS ' BRISTOL, JULY 28. A 0 13 STOCK EXCI3AN3E.—The market closed flat, 50- i n afa prices materially lower; consequently, but little bils-terii, was done, and that little was 'confined to Great We,,R,viitilt which was done at 105 1 / , and its tributary line , : t , . Somerset, and Weymouth, which was done at 105 "'h. LIVERPOOL, JULY 28. i ; ra praV e. " STOCK EXCHANGE.—There has bean a marke. -- t b day, ment in the quotations of many of our stogy of been although the amuunt of business transactions has , l '" va ric,eil extensive. Lancashire and Yorkshire Shares a""011 03 during the day more than 1 per cent.. but at the clos e - The market the rates had sunk to the prices of yesterdaY; h oar following are the transactions:—Chester and WI/ ii,.- - 23 V 2 —Eastern Counties, 11 15-16—East Lancashire. 7° 6 ;i t s. Lancashire and Yorkshire, 83,/,—Ditto, Fifths, 3 6 3 . t id —Ditto, Preference Shares, 6 per cent., North-Western, 132%—Ditto, New Quarters, 32i-4w-* chester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 343/B—Midland, 7. 1 5—Londoa d .., - ANCHESTER, JULY 28. larg e STOCK EXCTIANGE.—The business to-day w as not , en in extent ; prices had an upward tdency, and au advaSn was realized in the morning, but it vras scarcely_ maintal S" at the close. East Lancashire Q ua rters (per 2a1.), 2.0...,, West iding; Union, 2 1 -, , 65 : 0 1 4 Lancashire and Yorkshire Midland Railway 0 : 31 W London and North-estern, 132 N ort h —South-Eastern, 22%• 78—North Staffordshire, 4% MORTALITY in the DIETROPOL I V/ NUMBER OF DEG SATURDAY. JULY 24. 1862. .A.26 4 THE WEEK Epidemic, En d e mic, and Contagious Diseases " 40 Diseases of Uncertain Seat • ) 82 Tubercular D iseases ..• ••• 00 Diseases of t he Brain; Nerves, and Senses... ." 25 Diseases of the Heart end Blood-vessels ... Diseases of the Lungs, and other Organs " 64 R e spiration ••• Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, and othe'r — Org 6lls 69 of Digestion... ••• . Di s eases of the Kidneys, &e: ** * ..• 6 Childbirth, Diseases of the Ut erus , &c. ••• 10 Diseases of the Joints, Bones, and Muscles ". 1 Diseases of the Skin, & *** 3 o. ••• _ _••• Malformations—. Premature Birth Atrophy ... Old Ago ... Sudden ... •.• Violence, Privation, Cold, and Intemperanc e Causes not specified ... ••• ••• ••• . ••• .. DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES ... Population Deaths in corre - Enumers.ied, spending week 1851. el 1851. West Districts... 376,427 .. 156 • North Districts.. 490,396 ~. 209 Central lAstricts 393,256 East Districts ... 485,522 South Districts .. 616,635 .1111 956 ••• 458 ... ... 1111. 454 ". 2.1 ". 34 2,312,236 Males ... Fernalos ... BIRTHS IN THE WEE& Males ••• ... ... ... Females ... ... ... ... ••• '773 ,•''' -. Total „.. „„ , 1 538 0 % *ln this number are included 45 by Sc sri e g loie rs. by Typhus Fever, 94 by Diarrhoea, and 10 11 - -- WOO . ~A s T ;- Ai ring STATE OF THE WEATHER DURING TIE K "rea `2 clear SUNDAY.—Three-fourths of the sky were eo't, os o a 0 ;:e. the earlier portion of the morning, and the vt . „ltivel afterwards; cumuli and strati. Electricity—•••"" sir tension moderate at each examination. tb r°ll° of MONDAY.—Throe- fourths of the sky were covered,..., dr ops . 0 r ) out the day; cumulostrati and cirrostrati. A. l ew ro ders' O s . rain fell at noon. Electricity—Positive, ,rer. 4 1. - !4 after noon. b e eky was eo. 0 6 83 TuitsDAY.—The greater port on o f,„ m t o li, cirrocumuli, iti f 34 with cloud throughout the day and— tension moderate P and tension ',, crrostrati. Electricity---Positive, after '"` noon. 1 WEDNESDAY,- The sky was momrig. was for i the E m le o c s t t ri p c a it r y t_cl p ea o r siti b 0 11 Three-fourths of the sky were covered_o, Tii...DAY- - morning • it was mostly clear at other O w i t noon. Rain fell dnringl'h ',i c loud during Electricity-- Positive, and tension weak after noon. boel il4 and tension variable throughout the day. °4 FE ,,,m—The sky was for the most part clear throgg , Electricity—Positive, and tension variable . , with ias the day. SATUILDAY.—One-third part of the sky was ceve r it vill during the remainder of the day . se. of i 1 1 6 1 7 6,10 flcoilgorhattdh,uceinotmuildo3ss.ht .ppaE.rmite.co;trviecrict;_st i;,ocsuittnivted,osatnradti,tensciriroonstraw_teolf zit eisill' 1% noon. he -„,001 od The mean reading of a thermometer placed 012 A the Too t% mast, and read each day at .r,h. A.m. was 66.8° ;an at f7',",- a 6 ' l reading at 9h. P.M. was 64.7' • the mean Or - 0d ".- - Royal Observatory for the same ' times were 68" u° its' respectively, 2 9 '67 tb Tho reading of the barometer increased f rom nu ,ol.- °13 ,10( Ice. at the beginning of the week to 30.02 in. by -,.:,- the e''' morning of the 23d; and decreased to 29.74 In• "J the week. Cli rl of B.DVERTISEMENT.]-110110WaV'S Pills for ipi l l• I ° ll ile, Sick Headache, and Bowel 'Complaints. qtr of Anderson, general merchant, of Ballymoney , et' unt trtee lit ' v itt has written to Professor Holloway the following st a is iding it h a cure by the use of his pills. Rose APCliine, r e t o / 1 0 1 Balnagashiel Ballymoney, was a ffl icted for five 1 011 ,0 h $. l , headaches, sickness, and violent pains in the 0 3 ; e , fi i 'l e f bowels. She tried several skilful surgeons in Colera`oo re lymoney, and other places, but they could give h er o o llella • whatever. At length she was recommended to try ' joilaa,„a ' Pills, and after using them for a short perio d these eog th, , medicies have restored her to perfect health and s t a l l dregg s i o l, enabled her to resume her daily labour. Sold by Sts 14 and at Professor Hollowar; Establishment, 2 ' l ' London. f tt e Some sound beams, formed from the Nv° 4 sreef e ,, b o' mulberry tree, have been found in the ruins ° . f wet 7v 1.4 where they are supposed to have been placed years before the birth of Christ. BIRTHS. g od OF A SON. On the 25th inst., at Rathronan-house , Clontn -1 ' of A i tei the lady of the lion. George S. Gough.eni the wifee On the 26th inst., iat Lower S y r-street, „ „adS- Lieutenant-Colonel Birch Reynards-on,°Gurenadier i Oro liii OF A DAUGHTER. , On the 27th inst., at Charing-cross, the I'll .0 0. Biddulph, Esq. On the 25th inst., at the MOat, Britford, "'"4. the Ili(' of F. J. E. Jervoise, Esq.<r ;A' MARRIED. th e P:4l.'„r," On the 27th inst., at St. James's, Piccadillp-e-f Lie"' F. Corrance, 11. A., to Mary Jane, eldest daug "''- f I ` l°f' Colonel King, Stretton-hall, Leicestershire. E clo , ° tol , On the 27th inst., at Rugby, F. T. Haggard, -4 00 All s folk-house, the Mall, Chiswick, to Emily e*y. third daughter of the Rev. C. A. Anstey, of l'' DIED (yea r, On the 24th inst., at Parliament-street, Westnalo.stotebe' r rit of B 49, the Rev. David ristow Baker, M.A., lat e lil.eu 0 0 ' Claygate, Surrey. b Cb ee • b. On the 25th inst., at Sonthsea, Hants, JoseP %o lio° ~ Esq., late (Ordnance Storekeeper. Royal Arsenal, % e Mo r ' 7 ' On the 26th inst., at bloff4, Dunalriesslanyb . ren rit b eo rg. daughter of the late John Buchanan, Esq., of . 03, On the 22d inst., at Catton, near Norw.l g a e:o ° e Morse, Esq., ag , e 4 70. On the 22d inst., at Kilburn, John Gu rr, Esq.) - a of ----___----___=----- ..,,, ,V . 5,..f. , London: Printed and Published by BILIRDO I ' l 4o. 1 1 1 No. 112, Strand. Printer. at The Sus Office* oo h Strand, ;r , * - I , ' , Precinct of the 131rov , al t ratiddlewszi Thurfiday, 'hay 29, 1852., T tii.... WWI the 2: ,W 74 Fe Ediut of SIR Pany, 150/. table Car to the next, latt Res —__ six fo r e oat ...... t t• , t 1 Arc d