The Sun. — London, England, 1855-08-27 00:00:00

. . . . TEE SU N LON.DON, MONDA Y EVENING-, AuGusr 27 18 5 6 1 . _ ._ - - ....._. . ________________ _ _. _ ........., . _ at Silistria honourable mention is made of " his gallant ' had taken for her husband, and whom she still desired to the round pond, and she immedi a t e ly acquainted him I THE ANNIOCATIoN OF CANADA TO • PRICES OF Sli ARES Country Markets. Naval and Military Intelligence. I keep so. He (Mr. Nash) should prove that the evidence with what had happened. The constable then proceeded 1 friend and brother officer," Major Nasmyth. PRANCR. IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM- I -- ea----- - Major J, E. Addi so n, Deputy-Assistant-Adjutant- was too weak to justify the nullity of the. marriage, and to take him into custody. The witness adched tbati the 1 a 0 A.- PANIES' STOCK. The East Anglian screw-collier, No. 162, Capt. Kemp, General is appointed to succeed the late Colonel John then Jane Long would have reason to congratulate her- prisoner treated her in a similar manner aboet a fortnight The columns of the Paris press are almost excl • 1 usive y I oees. b p which arrived at Woolwich on the 18th inst., sailed on . Enoch as A ss i s t an t.Quartermaster•General at the Horse self that she had not proved her husband to have stated ago upon another part of the common. devoted to chronicling the movements of the Queen of ase wuzAT. I Mete!' ^6g Od Saturday morning with a heavy cargo of Lancaster guns, on oath that which was untrue. Mr. Nash proceeded The prisoner asked her several questions, but he was From the Official Last. 82,, od a9s 6a 1.) sa 0 - Guards. • England in that portion of their paaes which is usuall First . - shot, shell, &c., for the Crimea. The Sydney, steam- Daring the ast week 34 men olthe Sussex Artillery to remark on the vast difference between the posi. unable to shake her testimony: He declared that he had appropriated to ori • , a . y ginal speculation, and politics • Second 7Bs 2(1 i 36s 6d / 348 ~, 4 9 1 • give PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING. I Os ea 70s Od I3N Od 3 5 0 • transport, left Greenhithe on Saturday morning for the . . h R P al Artillery corps, and have been sent to tion of the two parties in their after. life, should not been on Clapham-common for three weeks, and then l Third joined t e oy i p ace to present interesting occurrences of a more social t 5 15 'I ll " 0 same destination. Woolwich. Eleven of them were from Littlehampton, the marriage be annulled. The woman would go only with his little girl. He strongly asserted that the and kindly order. The " bnion" finds space, however, for LONDON, FRIDAY, AUG. 24, 1855. HADDINGTON CORN MARKET -AU ' Total quantity of wheat in marke , 129 na , • . ' Such is the expedition employed in the Arsenal and and the remainder from Eastbourne. back into the world injured irretrievably, for they had witness was mistaken in his identity. discussing a project, now for the first time heard of, for _______,_ PP PP barley 'I I " 19 6 friendly transfer from Great Britain. This re' ct is oats ~, . ' eliipping departments, under the present emergency, for in evidence that the marriage had been consummated Eilen Hoe, one of the sisters of the complainant, a the re - annexation of Canada to France on the basis of a PP PP 21 tirs" y stated to have been originated by aM. Barthe l) , m j e e mber eiASeLieIHT IND COKE COMPANIES. beans • the' transport of war materials, that a brig was hauled SUIT TO DISSOLVE A .31A.HRIAGE. by cohabitation, and therefore she would go forth as a little girl aged 10 years, was next called, and she stated ' PP PP - QuArrEft• S , ' ••• 'alongside the wharf on Friday evening, and on the sue. Dividend Amount AVERAGES PER IMPERIAL / 16 6 i. , ceeding morning at 11 she was towed down the river, • woman who had cohabited with a man who was not her that she was in the company of her sister on Frida husband. Mr. Edlin, who followed Mr. Nash on the afternoon. She saw the prisoner sitting under a tree. of the Canadian Institute, recently sojournin in France Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Wheat, 3/. 18 C 8-12ths 1 Barley, ... 1 -• e el. - , Annum. Share. Oats, ... 11. 14 8 6-leths 1 Beans, 2/., u - ' en, route for the Crime a , with a f u ll c argo of shot, shell, JACKSON Y. LONG (FA.LSALT CALLING HERSELF JACKSON). who has subs tl b (Fed 't • g • ' tquen yem o i i in a work, entitled - - &a., embarked in the course of the night. A court was held before the Chancellor in the Bristol same side, observed that the real party whose benefit The witness here completely confirmed the evidence of was sought in this suit was the minor, William Joseph her sister. "Le Canada reconquis par la France." On this publi- X s. d. .£ s. d. - 23' . Schooners, tradiag-slootaa and other such craft are Consistory Court on Tuesday the 7th inst., to hear the Jackson, and when they looked at the conduct of that Mr. Hoe's servant, who was with her master's children cation the journal has the following observations :- British •• •• •• •• •• •• .. - _ _ _ el in the ab ' constantly arriving at Woolwich from the provincial arguments of couns ove suit, which has been person they found, by his own a.drnission, that it was on Clapham-common on the previous occasion alluded "All is reduced into a single word - the exchange of Ca- Ditto Provincial.... 7 5 1 1 . 20 00200 0 20 20 0 0 2. 0 0 1514 Qrs. Best. Current. .... 01 • foundries, so that no. diminution in the crowded state of instituted hy rs. Emilia Emmeline Jackson, the pro- characterised by the grossest perfidy throughout. He to bythe complainant, was next examined, and she clearly nada; and that word is not without danger, but it is corn- gT:e g 7 h o t t ? lond'on • :: .•::: 4/. Os. 100 0 0 1:50 6v - 174 Wheat 80s Od ..... ... 00s Od ..... .. 30 . 1 00s Od •••••• • ;a l : the Arsenal yard is at present perceivable. moter, a widow lady, residing at Clifton, in order to ake void and set aside a marriage contracted by her son came into that court, having conspired at a very early established the prisoner's identity. plate inopportuneness and foresight at a moment when Continental (4th Cap.) . - 60 0020 0 0 - 368 Oats 34s 8d , DALKEITH GRAIN MARKET-AUG' afil on s Od • • .... ' ... 0 1 H b 0 a w i d o o n n s b t e i t n w ee n 218 Barley Equitable • iti •• .. •• •• 81 2/. 10s. t .Ig g g i g - 1 - 11,6 4 Peas .& beans N s s ° O a t' no s Od ........ - Her Majesty's stesamtransport Lion, No. 132, John 13 1; :i tn11 . m Jose h J ks tn o i n n , o w ri i t t y h the defendant Jane Lon themselves of intere . sts and conveniences. g : age to deceive an indulgent mother, and to con t rac t a Another little girl, named Taylor, residing in Rectory- England and France, united for the designs of peace and marriage at which he knew she would b e grea tl y di s . grove , ciapham-common, also corroborated the witeesses a , .a t :r, t are fr b ee more than they ever were to enter into corn- tte p a e t r Lentr .. 7: :: .. •. 10t p t e c r o c o e n n us. 50 0 0 all . Kinger, commander, arrived on Friday from Balaklava. 89 - at the time of such mar atheoz eonhaavzite:fa a s i t i v i p tu e le on pi n i f lal t ic tt ri o s. f . 40 0 0 PP ...- ABERDEEN-Aue. 24. . bo al : Her dates are-Balaklava, 26th of July ; Constantinan (T i the g a rr i c a l P of lUs pleased. They found that from the very beginning he as to the prisoner exposing himself on the occasion al ffect that the great crisis ie which the world L0nd0n........ •• •• •• 50 0 0 - PP deceived the young woman by telling her he was 19 years luded to by Miss Eliza Hoe. - Independent ... .....• 51. ple, Int of August ; Malta, Bth of August ; and Gib i r t f. e g i e ) , a : ns, is found should be resolved otherwise than by profound dis- Do , Part. Preference 6! per cent 25 0 0 Potato oats 27s Gd to 28s 6(1 t 401 10 P er raltar, -. She brings the ' horses of his - clef d R l oya l tian name on th - t e part of the minor with the knowledge of age, and never undeceived her until the day after their The prisoner, in defence, declared that he went to the placements of authority ? The East appears more ti -P (2 * ix .... . .... 4t. per cent: 60 0052 i; o TO% Common oats 27s 6d to 28e Oa ) ' Highness the Duke of Cambridge ' and staff, 0 marriage. He was a convicted liar on his own statement, spot in question for a purpose, and was in the adjust- larly destined to be transformed, and ten years will n P o a t r h a c v u e Ratcliff -....• .:•.•.... 51. 100 00900 0 73 Bere 31s Od to 32s Od I salbs ' Tylden, &c. ; also the following passengers :- Tne o u n t e e- of the he rieht Mr. St en an d and his evidence mustbe looked upon withgreatsuspicion. iug his dress when the children caine up. He denied the pessed without Europe having seen what there was of United General ...... IL 10s. 50 0 0 all 90 Barley 31s 0(1 to 32s Oa ) 0 , - ' nant Fremantle,. Rifle Brigade (wounded in _t one an Mr. Prideaux appeared on behalf of Mr. Stone was rising to reply, when charge, and also that he ever committed himself in the reality or of chimera in the celebrated confidences made to westminsterchartered 41 per cent. 50 0 0 ~ 43 Wheat, red (spring)6 s Od to 68s ed - teelbe Slu- the r Ditto, New ........ - 50 0 a 10 0 0 - omoter, and Mr. Naish and Mr. Edlin on behalf The Chancellor said, George Edwin Brown bad been manner described on a former occasion. Sir H. Seymour by the Emperor Nicholas ; but let it not er V III ' arm - and chest) ; Miss Polidori, ladymurse, f d r° ;ilso of th P Oatmeal 20e 9(1 to 21s (- id P „ e ele -- - tari • and Messrs. Aymeley, Freeney, an n, e promoter. - a participator in the fraud which had been committed in Mr. Superintendent Fern, of the V division, informed be imaeined that a revolution of that kind can ever be ac- WATER-WORKS. attacled to the Sanitary Commission, from Constanta Mr. Stone said the act of Parliament to whieh he the matter ; and he had signed his name to a lie in the his worship that there had been a great many complaints complis b leed without infinite arrangements in the distribu- A, toli particularly desired to: draw the attention of the court bann-book of St. Mar R d rff eef ,hchli , f u s of similar acts having repeatedly been coin- tion of power between the great States ; and thus it is the Dividend Amount RETAIL PRICES. gib,. „.00 0 : . nople. y, eci e. e e t e ance ma rom perso Paid. Price. Flour -s Od to 3s Od Barleyflourm .. ano e announced was the 4t ' The Jasper gun-boat, the loss of which w h Geo., cap. 76, and the sections to which adverted to the fact that there had been no testimony to rented on the common, and he had been obliged to place p o a r rt of wisdo . m d and not of temerity to suggest in advance Name of Company. p Ann e u r m. Sll ' a f re. lof that Dame. lost he would desire ti eration of oliticians those indications awl t consi p . ' , a fevidaytesince, is the third vesse . _ s . _ par cular attention• were the 2d, 7th, support the statement of the minor as to the conversation extra constables there to preyeet a continuance of such I ,tb Bere 1 17d - per lb ........ g a. , inea .. ..... s to ls 8d conjec ures - upon the cha•nges which may one day best within the last 30 years. The Untted . ervtee Gazette and 27th. The learned counsel then read the above- which had taken place at Carter's, or of the cohabitation ; disgusting conduct. X s. d. X s. d. .... v. Peasemeal 2s 7d to 2s 8d Sas, ....... : . e na .. ' • _was wrecked at Santa mentioned st . t • . agree with the equity, the interest, and the harmony of East London ec ions, he purport of which, briefly stated, that the officiating clergyman at the marriage had not Police-constable Bayley, who took the prisoner into 4-16. 10af...9d. 1 2-Ib. 10af... 4 5 30 e , j , , ' ,seys :-" The first, a 10-gun lery - 'bl . - ff B governments and eoples The work of M. Bertha is G 1 rand Juliet on .... , , _ _ 70 • Manra in 1827, and 'the secon ow? uP o eechy consists of a definition of banns, where, when, and how been produced, and that the identity of Jane Long, the custody, said there was a path across the common near founded upon the c P apital * observation that the exchange Kent 5.. per cnt. )00 0 0 71,14 Cheese, per imperial stone, 3 5 t ° . • e l l • ,Head last year. The following contaaas the fullest in- to be published ; enactments that notice of . the true defendant to the suit, with the party married to the the tree in question, and the seat faced the path. of Canada would be an act of policy useful to the two na- Lambeth - 100 00 - - 10 i PROVISION MARKET. . r ils 00 3 top/ 0 to the accident :-She was nam New River Company ' 51 2/. ios. fOrmation we have relative es and place and time of abode of parties to be given. minor in St. James's Church, h a d no t b een ma d e out. , m r , B ea ,d on , having commented upon the case and tions, useful above all to England. Canada is, in, fact, - - Beef, per lb .. 6d to 9a Butter, p •-• , Fa- p 814% z 05 -ito 0 Th R ' - rog. e ussians make ou ' , last employed off Tagan t a to ministers ; and that marriage should be void where In the libel itselfthere was enough and more than enough alluded to the respectability of the prisoner, said the caee menaced front day to day by the system of the United = _ vz i llft e r, ax aux ... h . all 51. . p e e:zit 100 - 0 0 - p ni. 61 0 0 =-- p i Ifutton, per lb 6(1 to 8d Eggs, pdo• es b e fy ion between her loss and a shot f *lf 11 'th d ler t . f b • consequential relat _ rom persons wi u y marry wi out ue pu ica ion o anns o f p ro of o n which to find a verdict of nullity, but he 'was most distinctly Proved, and he had no alternative States, which looks to tk e absorption of he New ifT ot 'd, Veal, per lb 6(l to 8•1 Hens p pair :4' OA one of ler guns, which a few hours before struck the or legal licence, acc. • thought the evidence in many of the p o i n t s was f ar f rom b u t t o convict the prisoner. He then sentenced him to and to the exclusive domination of the Pctcific Ocean Will BRIDGES. Pork, per lb 5d to 6d Chickens d 0. 15 - 001,! ( 10. 2 5 . 6 0 1 0 wall of, a minster . where the faithful were engaged in William Joseph Jackson, the minor, in August, 1854, sufficient. In a suit of the importance of the present three months with hard labour. England have the streneth to protect Canada against thst Dividend Amount Salmon, per lb ......0s to Os Ducks, , 20 e sl4 - holy offices. A! the boat was on her wa^ • • yto rejoin the was liviog with his mother, Emilia Emmeline Jackso'n, the best proof ossible should be brought •if such proof The prisoner was then locked up, and some time after- political invasion, sustained by armed invasious ? Thu Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Grouse, per brace.....os to Os Ducklings , d4 0(1 1 51 . , - he ran aggound about 100 wards a very respectably-dressed female, who said that Canadians themselves do not think so, and, demchea as Annum. Share. TaPow, p stone, 4s9d to tis tid Turkeys, on, Gi e jtal squadron, e yards front the the promoter to the present suit, at Richmond•hill, being a not tender P ed the court must defer its ' decision. . shore. ':OPa of those sudden falls to which inland seas then. aged 17 or 18 years. In the early part of that month w D i llr b dth t 'f• ftht t . she was his wife, applied to his worship to put on a fine, . Stone o serve a i any ur er es imony was they ar . e from every tie of affection, of faith, and of tradi- X s. d. A a. d. . aee liable on a change of wind soo , n left her more and he first became acquainted with the defendant Jane Long, re uired b the court it could be produced if time were or mitigate the punishment, ion with respect to England they feel in des ite of the Butter for exportation (present cure) per ° . ~,•," . d 11 f • - -•- • ' - ' P * II f d unger or .......... _ - - 12 goo -Iv]. o their submission that a force of secret im- Eggs, wholesale price, per dozen ..... ........... - ground, and she settled firmly i ;nom& , , n the sand. In then aged 24, by meeting and walking with her on Durd- 11 1 f y th t ur ose Mr. Beadon commiserated with the feelings of the Southwark ...... •• .. - 110 0 - - Ulsio ' 0 a owed or a p p . . . n may some day throw them into the common destiny . 0 •; . 4 Ditto New of 714 p.c. 1/. per rent. sJ 0 0 - - -- ir ' - this situation she was exposed to a fire of musketry from ham-down and other plaCes, near Richmond-hill. Soon After a few further observations on the subject, the app ican ,an 1 . t d told her that it was impossible lie could P of the - United ' ;States whatever may be the final term of waterloo.. .......... 100 0 0 - 34 DUBLIN-Auo. 24. • to. , 3gg ' al; party,of Cossacks et the Don, who had been attracted after he became acquainted with her he told her his name Cha ellor said be would reserve his o inion as to the alter his decision, as he had never heard a case more that federation without unity, by consequence without Ditto Old * Ann. of 8/. 1/. 1 - 4 s. Bd. 60 0 0 - 32 White wheat, 41s Od to 43s Od ; red ditto, oil , •to the. scene. The caew, finding' it impossible to save was Wm. Joseph Jackson, and the circumstances of his desiZbility of further evidence on th i e ) oints he had clearly proved. future. On the contrary, in the expressed opinion of far- Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 - 28 2l a bLrley , 176 Od to 20s Od ; oats, 15s Od to 16! 7 , 56 5 !.5 ), e - the iMseel, left her, whereapan 'the Cossacks appro ac h e d condition. Shortly afterwards the parties agreed to be stated until the conclusion of the suit. P ,The prisoner was subsequently removed to the Wands. eeeing Canadians, France resuming Canada, and finding Vauxhall .......... • • 965. 70 10 3 - 0/sOd to sOd per brl; oatmeal, 15s Od to ',, e ,Odw ' 't theatvreck on fi their ties of sacred origin, would arrest by that atone the . "4 se d e i re. The Hetman of these Cos. married, and Jackson told Long he should put up the • Mr. Stone then replied at great length to the argu. worth House of Correction. dour, 93s 6d to 27s Od per cwt ; ludian corn, l''' , • • sanks pro tio s a flag, which he affirms was taken from banns at St. Mary Redcliffe Church under the name of expansive force of American policy, and, as it supposes . DOCKS. ments of the learned counsel on the o posite side. per 4801bs. the Jas per. She waS commanded by Lieuten an t la u d., William Jackson, omitting his name of Joseph, in order The Chancellor announc P lddl• h• ed that he shou e tver is TH S HARVEST. that in exchange for Canada, Guyana might be yielded to Dividend Am: tt int _-. -, , '' Mon.'? • to prevent discovery of his friends, and she consented. judgment in the suit on Monday. England, with other possessions in India. the Anglo-French, - e Alliance would be strengthened, therefore, by the interest of am .rt of Company. per Paid. Price, , • Drau hts from s g the depots of Highland regiments in The banns were accordingly published at that church, The Court met on that day, when the Proctor, on behalf ..se a common defence ; thus everything makes a law for the _______ Annum. Share. .-- SHA R E MARK-HT S '-' - Se..otland have received orders for embarkation at Liver- on three successive Sundays, . and the parties were to of Jane Long, tendered a further affidavit on her part Harvest operations are now general in this neighbour- prevention of invasion b the United Stxtes, by psi 't Xs.d.X s. d, -• " 10 .. pool this w . eek, to join the reserves in the Mediterranean. have been married on the lst November, but Mrs. Jack- denyin • her knowledge of the sup reesion of one of the hood (Kendal), and great progress has been made during to a system of possession, y which the nature of thin7s :id% ties Commercial ........•• 5/. pr cent. Stock. Stock. - LWERPOOL, AuG, 25. • 004 . Ma 92d . are to send 5 officers and 188 men to Gibraltar, son having received intelligence of the intended marriage Christ .g fJ k D - P bt 'b • x essed h t k hich o the whole has been favourable ian names o aa son. ou s eing epr • t e pas wee , w up n as that which ought to be more powerful than ilesigns the East and %Vest India.. 6. pr cent. Stock. - - - . . nl5 O err , , and the followinr draughts are to proceed to Malta --- put herself in communication with the vicar, on the pre -71405e fixed and best followed up. Penetrated with this ast d Country.. 2os. per sh. - - STOCK EXCHANGE.-The tone of the os oiosi .. , incheugea to-day, and prices about the 8 5 1 3 % 0 1‘ 0•40 • whether it could be received, the court was adjourned un- for the operations. The crops are very good.- Westmore- .•••• • . 5/. pr cent. Stock. - 103 a 2. offieere and 71 men from the 42d at Stirling, 2 officers ceding day, and succeeded in stopping it ; ,but a few general observation of utility between the two Govern- "Titq l ; ' ) fic:i . mis.... •. •. 4/. per cent. - - til Saturday week for ar ument and . 'ad ment. - he market closing dull. Aberdeen, 13 - n tta Qa „abet 63 inen from the 7lst at Perth, 2 officers and 61 me n days afterwirds Jackson again met the defendant and . cc() . ' g J g ... . /and Gazette. ments of France and England, M. Bertha comes, therefore, a. Katharine .... •• •• 4 per cent. Stock. - - .a. rdingly last Saturday the Chancellor, Mr. monk, ‘ . 36 •. liondon and North Western, 74 il-D e ' ss terOf • ' from 'the 79th . at, Aberdeen, and 1 officer and 46 men an arrangement was come to between them that he should ave jud ment at considerable len th. He said that I The weather has been highly favourable for harvest to speak to France of her ancient colony. Alas, for 100 outeampton .... • 7 • : , 3 , , es per e.. 5 2 0 0 0 , 50 0 0 0 I )4 tew d. a-Midland, 71 7oe 1 --I•Torth - 01 "'"" , '' • . ..frOiii the 93d at Dundee. put up the-banns at St. James's church under the same fhere ben g g no leas by Jane Long g in the way • of de. operations in Northumberland and Durham. The crepe, years she had perhaps forgotten it. Who thinks of the Victeria ........ •. 1 5/. per cent 00 0 1 4 0 . , 9xt. , No s. 1 and 2, d. 61-Caledonian, 3 1 1' :''' •• - - ene t r:tions . which are n? morp ?, Who dreams of re-ex eit • Six officers, with 164 non-commissioned officer s a,nd names as before, namely, omitting his second Christian fence, h i e had ru P ithing before him but the examinations though laid by the rains, are not materially injured. The JOINT-SrocK BANKS. •--0; eii# . privates of the 12th and 99th Depots from Canterb ur y, name ;in accordance the banns were published on the in chief. He felt therefore, very strongly the responsi- t k f Id h ats • ' the markets are now small, and soc s o o w e in 111gmere-rni a n t = i c k e: t i t) 1 Mies". liv h i e n re t :ne ancestors n . o e present ,it is arrived at Chatham Garrison and joined the Provisio na l 12th, 19th, and 26th ' November, peed on the 27th the • • • ' h" • • • • d t d forbid i t sen o races to pride themselves on their origin ; Dividend Amount ~ (lo a f!: bility which was cast upon im in giving ju gmen ,an the wheat crop is not so heavy as last year. The pro- . Name of Company ot Paid. Price. STOCK EXCHANGE.-There was a ve.; i l . or ie 0. • Battalion, under the command of Brevet-Major H a nl e y marriage was solemnised by the Rev' W Johnson and , • • ' the vast importance of the case, not only to the parCes, . , . there is no longer a past, scarcely is there a history any s ' A per ~l i e to-day, and prices weaker. London and „ - $Ol4 ' s - 12th Foot. , an entry of such marriage made. After such marriage but to the bl• •It th d t fth C tt b pu ic. was eu y o e our o e duce per acre will therefore be less. Barley, it is ex- longer; the metropolis and the colony are strangers the nnum. ear . Eighths, i dis.-Eastern Counties, 113 - -1 "" • . . The Medical Staff Corps at Chatham, which has been the parties did not cohabit until the 10th of December, exceedingly cautious in declaring a nearriage null and Pected, will be a large crop, but oats only middline. one to the other ; man is unknown to man, and this great 1 Xs.d.X s. d. -- ;0 Of, formed into, eight companies, is now to be raised to 11 and such cohabitation continued until December void, and to weigh all the evidence with care and jea- Uon the whole; however, it is gratifying to learn that rupture of the ties which in other times united peoples is tustrantsla........... 1 201. per cent. 40 0 0 all 94 BIIt MINGHA.M, AuG. 25. 'gat • companies, of 100 men in each company, and to be und er 14, and - since then they had had no interview or lous After setting forth the nature of the suit and its P • • the gram crops will be fully an average.-Newcastle called by a great name-Humanity. The passing visit of M. British North American ; 61. per cent. 50 0 0 „ - Commercial of London. ;101.per cent 100 0 0 20 0 0 311, bee ° o r STOCK EXCHANOE.-The market has or f oi te l the coinmand of a subaltern. Captain Cole of the 3d conversation whatever, except once or twice in the og Y l:ess, and after citing the acts of Parliament and seve- Berthe nevertheless will not be useless to t " he cause whicu ' c o oionial - ........ .. .. 1 per cent. lOr i t 0 0 0 0 A lull business to-day, and pi ices are fe a tly c ,,r • Buffs, hae taken up his appointment at head-quarters as pnblic streets. William • nroseph Jackson, the miner r P a r l eases, he said the - questions he had to determine Guardian. he wishes to serve. In order to revive remembraaces helf , t man ............... 1 si. per cent. 2 0 0 0 0 - , , lidlands, 71-North Staffords, 61] dis- - '' 011 1 !'' the officer second in command. himself, deposed to his being the only son of Thomas were first, has the - marriage been between the arties • The progress made in the harvest work is very great. extinguished, he has addressed himself by f pre.erence to tne Lond.Char. Bk. cf Aus. 1 - 20 0 0 all 0 - 'eg . , 1 s 6 ' 6S- 1 -South Staffords V-Olti Birral , , literary portion of France; it is the name of intelligence and London and County ~. 110 1 per cen t t. i e o o g 0 o 2 2g o 0 0 0 3 4 9 8 91i. 2 • ti . ,_ , , A ' ColomaSergeant john Scott, 45th s Rggiment, hae re. Jackson, a lieutenant in her Majesty's navy, and subse secondl has there b d iblicad of P ba eeta an un he pi ion • rms.'. A large proportion of wheat and other grain crops hag of the arts tha . t he . hes wished to inove the nation; by that Londe dud Westmin.tr 11 1 1 . per cen . 0 eeived a. commission to be Quarterfaaster of the Land quently the commander Of the steam-ship Phcenix, out thirdl Y ' y, were - both parties cognisant of the undue publa been cut, and a considerable quantity is already safely appeal a certain elite of men are always moved. Another London Joint Stock ... , . per cent., 50 0 0 10 0 0 31 -____ Transport Corps at Bristol, with the gum of 150/. for the of the port of Bristol: Witness lived with his mather, housed. Another week of such weather, and the harvest Provincial of Ireland.. 1 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - cation of banns before the marria e was solemnised ? appeal, an appeal more energetic remains for hire to make- LEEDS, Atm. 25. t . 0000 erte a t ? purchase of an outfit, and to receive 81. per day par. the promoter. of the suit, at No. 4, Richmond-hill, Cid- The learned Chancellor reviewed the g evidence leading to in this neighbourhood (Exeter) will be almost over. We this is an appeal to the Church ; the great proselytism of Ditto, e ew..... ••• • ; 8 t.per cent. 5 10 0 0 0 0 22 v i j. 0 - STOCK EXCRANGE.-A very inaetive so-, 24 i e v- • . Of thee Foreign Legion 357 arrived from Halifax, ten and was apprenticed to Mr. Payne, of Tower-hill, observed yesterday, what we believe is very rare, the affections and reminiscences is there. The Institute has nl!og v o i ur a e l i:i f icl in . : ! i t , 3 . i. r e r r =. 0 t. too 0 0 35 0 0 . -7- orices were about statiouary. L •e• Is, n , B ''' tall • • an affirmative nd ment u on the two oints, and in . - North America, at Spithead, on Friday evening, on civil engineer. Was 17 years of age, and under 18, when dealing with tb j e la g st and m P aterial uestiol: he criticised wheat harvest and haymaking proceeding simultaneously replied to M. Bertha by complimmts ; the Church will Ditto, New ........ ;8! per eent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - elorthern Pref., No. 1, 31 1 p m ,--as e at 11, 5°- board the sailing transport W. M. Rogers. They were about the Bth of Aug., 1854 e he first became acquainted in adjoining fields.- Western Times. answer him by acts. It is by the Cl:Lerch that the love of 3riental Bank Corpora. B'„p ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all 42• N irm at tl:e advance.-Midlands, 70 to 71a , , ' 1 the evidence of the minor Jackson an q d the witness Brown, • .... 141 p.et.& bs. 25 0 0 „ 391 , raised in various parts of North America, and are ex- with the defendant, Jane Long. Met her on Durdham- , • The harvest is now general in this district, and, with origin is preserved ; she is the connecting link of genera- tf -tout a h a A o us l t t r i a s l t f i r a alia.. • • '3O , er cent 25 0 0 . .........„,„..............._...._1 t . t h ' poin ing ou t e points up . . on which they did not agree , tions and ages. Thus the force, the most natural, of assi- ni • '3l/ .1) t * 210 0 73k pected to go to Shorncliffe. down that day. She was sitting on a seat, watching the and referring to certain improbabilities. He concluded by ' favoura.ble we. th the wheat cro is ex ected to be of a er, . p p . inflations between •th t li . h• b f , men is awic is orn o a cora mon Ditto .. ........... , e per cen . - Union of London ..... 20'. per tent. 50 0010 0 0 2see /MA B OMB MAILS. / eamerti o u and . The war - in the Crimea ia very popular among the et g p down the river. Witnese entered , saving that th l• •t of the defendant in the fraudin an average quantity and quality, although in both re f eth cl C al . , a c n ath rada remains French abov 1, e al. because it•r e- Union of Madrid ..... 1 - 40 0 0 all -- _ soldiers in Jamaica. The Tyne mail packet, w hi c h ar . into conversation with her, and told her the names of the l e t a . e cor f np h ici y spects below that of last year. The turnips are in fine ow ai esO i i rived from there this month, brought a number of volun- packets. After some conversation, he found her way Jose h had not been suffi an suppression ot e aame p . . . . condition. The potato disease, we are sorry to say, has all whilst survivine In s azs a tob o ic. Her language alters, . ~ (N Signifies that the malls are sent from at. - ; ciently proved, and he did not consider himself judicially much in the book of M. Bertha ; but her reit- CANALS. - home was the same a ie teers from the artillery force, and news reached by the _ . s h ._, and they walked together as made its appearance, but up to the present time ite 4y the night-and •M by the marning.-4espatibd ' .4 warranted in del ng the marriage null and void. He eion is entire, and nothine can ever weaken it. This is last Jamaica` packet that several companies from the far as Clifton Church. A few days after witness met her ravages have been somewhat limited -Oxford Chronicle. why the action of religion Dis that which best correspore is e l'at theref cl• e " a d ri h defendant from further attend: ore, ismisse t e .; Dividend West India regiments had also volunteered to proceed again, and they went for a walk together ;he then told her . A considerable amount of corn has been housed since to the desire of preserving the union of the old metr tpolis Names of E Dividend price Names ot . . i . s r‘, , ' a tiet •to the Crimea. that he lived on Richmond-hill with his mother, that his ance in the suit. our last notice. The wheats indeed are almost all ga- and its best colony. Let then M. Bertha, whose zeal is Companies. Is per Companies. 'a Ps' Price 4 Annum. CO'C'NTRLES in General Post- P„ D , ~.., . ' On Friday his Excellency the Earl of Carlisle re- father was formerly the captain of the Pficenix steamer, er bein hi hl res ectable The family of the promot h g gy . p thered in and some farmers have not only housed, but beautiful and affecting, ask of religion to conquer Canada us Annum. m °Mee, London.' Moro- , r and well-known in the e!ty, t e case has excited a good ___ - _- _me-T e a l , 0 viewed the troops at present stationed at the Curra g b that his name was Wm. Joseph Jacksoriaand that he was thrashed their wheat, and amongst those who have done by education ; by instruction, by books by charity, -- I , X • X • , mertca(byßrit.packl/* Every Friday ... eiverlll"• ',oe • Encampment. A guard of honour, consisting of a party apprenticed to Mr. Payne, engineer, on Tower-hill. After deal of interest. sa is his Royal Highness Prince Albert, who, we per- by the ass-c . iation of all good works, aid he will soon Ishtn &Oldie 98 71. p. ct. 139 Ifacclesfleld. 100 2/. 10s. 511,. .merice. t by United Sts. I ; . of the Scotch Greys, under Captain Sutherland, was in that witness was in the habit of meeting her two or .. c.eive, by our Uxbridge market return of Thursday last, see y p s m athies revive otherwise fruitful than those which Barnsley -. • • 160 - - Neath ...... 100 161. 15? packet) ..........N ........ biverrP . . wa iting at Newbridge station, by which the Viceregal three tirnes a week. They used to meet at the bottom THE DARLINGTON POISONING CASE. exhibited and sold some remarkably fine grain at 863. awake on the appeal of the Academies." Brknk&Abrg, 150 4/. - Oxford .•• • • 100 - Ha nierica (by 11. States Birmingham' 40, 4/. 91 Peak Forest. 78 5/ Os. 86 packet) ...........N .• •• .... • • 111011 itl' tlioe . pasty were escorted, riding on horeeback, to the scen e of Richmond-hill at half-past seven o'clock in the even- _____,................- per quarter. This wheat was grown by Mr. Brebner, at BIRMINGH AM MUSICAL FESTIV AL Coventry.... 100' 251. 209 Regent's ••• 30 '1 14! 4 • astmlia (ma South- ttfe . . of the review immediate] ' . Derby • ... ,100 tie 15s. 84 Rochdale ... 85 11. 10s. 60 ampton) .......... M , _... ~ ~ .. soutba ' i , y adjacent to th e camp , , M g . Wit ness a l wa y s told her that his name was William D INGTON, Sa.turda Afte n Mess sR. H. the Flentieh Farna-Windsor E'xpress. Dole - re' Ilia Excellency was . received on his arrival by the Joseph Jackson, and that he was 19 years of a e. She All ARi nd J. L. Ham y o _ n r d ;I. - I Coll' • The cuttin of wheat has become ratty general, and BIRMINGHAM, Sunday lorning.-This celebrated Ellsmre&Chs' 69 214 p. ct. - Sornrset Coal 140 - - litto (via Marseilles) M an a .mnd a o ?ne . ing were . f•ran(l.l roan 100 3 pr.ct. - Do Lk Ei -4 12 - - tato (via Cape of Goad, ipt . Commander of the Forces, General Lord Seaton and told him at first her name was Fent, C g d arter, an that present at the magistrates room this morning at ten a large quantity o spring corn as; een got in. ar ey g f • bb 13 - B i triennial music meeting commences on Tuesday morn Do , 6 pr. Ct.; 10 61. pr. ct. 12M -Ifird &Wore Ig o, 281. 425 Hope) ...... •• •• ••N I •• - his staff. The 'following regiments had b h I19•b t h f a 1 3 ( r een pre. s e was as o , u e a terwares eappened to see the o'clock, when Mr. Joseph Snaith Wooler was again and oat crops are both heavy, though the former i s ing. The preparations-th is yea r - on a scale of inagut- rand •urrey 100 , .41. - Shrewsbury.. ' •MO ' 1251 ,7, - . /ries (Is:eat C0a5t)...N,:131 1 4 th i ; ni m o o n i tt . i .. . t,. t.. viuusly drawn up iti line :-The North Cork Miatia, initials J. L. o he h n a andkerchief, and asked her what brought up on the charge of poisoning his wife and the rough in the grain and not very bold. The fears enter- tude beyond those of any fernier occasion-invest the Gr e a n i n id t 8 11 v o n n, 130; 6 1 . 9 ( O s d. -6-:- , t e o v it e r r h n ri a ci f p. 1 45 Ize 285 , ie e a x an anr ia a ............ .... ..: N• • n,_ • 1,1 1 111,' Fr 200 of moi -.lSoutlia.le' 1 900 - Commanded b 21. 28 y Colonel Hodder; the Clare afilitia, eons- it meant, and she then told him that her name was readin f the de ositions was roceeded with. ' tained of mildew in the wheat have diminished, owing to festival with even more than ordinary interest which ll.C..ancaster . , ll * _2W , e Rail. 1 26 abamas ........... 51117th of tbe morn! ISeuth." - .,.040 mended b o :elgium ........ .. ~N I i rally ............ip0ver.....:,„„.4" y aolonel letW amara ; th e c ounty o f - D u bli n Jane Long, and that Fanny Carter was her sister*El Mr. g .ll• 3 larshall p attended for ") his client ; and Mr. F. the continued fine weather a n d it is new h ope d t h at always attached to this the greateSt of our provincial Leeds &Liv; 1001 25/. - Wa . rwick & 7 ; 2/. 20 trazil 5 , 1 9th of the month..lSout ll-0 0 1 1,0 , Light Infantry, command db L d S L h Ab th e yor a awrence ;t e name. out ree weeks eller they first became ac- Mewburn jun., represented Mr. Rymer, who had been the quantity of the crop will be everything that can be meetings. The Birmingham Festival hes 1 ' n 4914 Birming j 100( a. ways com- Leicester.... 100, u.. .., , ••••••••'• '• '' • . k v .„o. , st '„ , uen05Ayre5........51 9th tb the mont.... , .. ... Leicstr &Nth 1 831 Warwi t ck & 1 21 11 ' i p ar fou , '" •.1 • South Dowushire Militia ; the Longford Militia, COM- quainted they commenced to talk about marriage, and corn elled to leave for London desired. The general experience of the country coincides bined the charms of novelty with the splendid character 7 - 01 51 8 5 V2 ._. $ 100 ' ape of Good Hope ..N °landed bY Colonel alesters ; the Westmeath Militia ;in about a month she consented to marry him. They m P r F or t une s t a t e d • n a ddit • i o t o hi s dpl' a that in a great degree with that of our own locality. In the of Me performances ;on this occaeiots the former ex- .L w o o t i t o b u or ti o l e sh h 10 7 1 _ . _ N Wor a c P st ° r n & 0 .7g 2/. '2O ape of Good Hope •• N o te 1 well. ' 'I and the 60th Rifles, commanded by Colonel Grevale. both knew very well at the same time - that witness's hen • he lied t •': th (.1 n th M 1 ,7 V -Z w . ca o regis er eea , r. . er s 1 to ;id he south the sickle has been fully employed, and the wheat eeeds any effort in that way ever atOropted. Of course untemer e sh tk - - Birming. j' - 1 ape de Verds ateltiiMwbry 100' - - Wilts & Brks -10 s. Od. - eylon (see India) 1 zsl 9th of the month eou .. T r , His Excellency and party, accompanied by the Com. friends would be very much vexed at the inarria 11 h d d _L ' t h . ge- considered he had had the very best of advice, and that crops are unusua y eavy an soun .- eices ers tre the greatest of all is Costa's oratorio (Eli), which is un- te lee': mandenin• Chief and his staff, having inspected the line At that time the defendant was living in. Maudlin-lane mone 13 . • h ld dlf • y would have been no o ject if e cou have save h a curia. dergoing an amount of preparation in proportion to the ' il eY a i nn n eiiel . e . s::::::::i.siNfon.,Wed.,Sart?. Soll-,-- 6 pre' , INSURANCE COMPANIES. t , souto.• ,- , .* of troops, the several regiments moved out in colum n with her brother-in-law, Mr. Carter, and her sister. Mrs. Woolen's life. During the last few days considerable progress has magnitude and importence of the work. elle._ ...„ .. „„ .. el l ' o 2(i nc k e l a 7t ai b a of won . . , , - hina .• .. . and proceeded to maneeuvre. It had be e n c on t em . Her brother-in-law had been in businesa as a pastryceok The Rev R. J. Simpson wished, with the permission been made in cutting, and, in some instances, of housing Before adverting t i other matters; of detail it may be Dividend Amount ,'8 13 i 8 23 &Gaol tt,ll•ovei 'a' ,! . onstantinopte ...... , , , ~ , to ol,' ,r • , plated to gri 'through the various evolutions Usual on a formerly, but was out of business. Shortly afterwards o f th e B ene ;h, t o g l ee an a nswer to a • - • th e 1 1 rt • h h • t question put to him e arops. n some oca i ies, owever, muc anxie y interesting to advert to a few circumstances attendant Name of Company. per of Paid. Price snstantinople ........,4th & 20th of mop.ljou .„ , Annum. Share. ant. of Europe 51 & N Twice daily -.. . Dover ' ; 0 field-day, but after soMe skirmishin g had tak en pl ace they removed to King-square Avenue. Then wit- on cross-examination by Mr. Marshall, his obje c ti on t o has been felt as to the want of the usual nu m b er of upon the rise of the Birmingham music meeting, and to . - . g ypt (see India) '... 14 11 the sky became overcast and rain commenced, in conse- nese and the others talked the matter over as to which answer w hi c h h a d p ro d uce d a f a l se imp ress i on , M r , M ar . hands to reap the Prodos'e with the required rapidity. mark its progress. The first festiva,t was held in the year x s. d. A a. d. 'ranee ........ M & N ITwice daily. .... D o ve , 1,• 00 , quence of.which the proceedings of th e d a y were b roug h t wou ld b e t h e b„ t ehdreh f or t h em • to g( ,, married at. ahall 'bad asked him if he did not tell A_nn Taylor to D.i. 1 ,1,. compaeati v 6 deficieniey of Irish reapers has b een 1 769, which, was nearly coincident with the foundation Albion ....•• .. .. -.. 3/. 10s. 500 0050 0 0 83 terallar ..........11i ;4, 7.17, 20, 27 . 0 f tr i i;outhioe . to in early termination,. arid the troops were marched Witness proposed Ratcliffe 'Church; and defendant said o-tafess the truth, because etene bottles had been found, supplied by manufacturing operatives, who thi s y ear - a the General Hospital, which for consid era bly more Alliance Brit. and For. 71.14 s 6d.ba. 100 0 0 11 0 0 181. .reece (see India) I 1 . n e l. 1 back to the camp. The Lord-Lieutenant and his eeite ahe !should like it •to take place there, itS ip was a long u n d er the highest advice, he now wiahed to state, first, have spread themselves through the agricultural dis- than half a century hag depended for ite support mainly In Dlt r o M . a . rine ........ 6 t t p , . e c t: e t ia b : : tog 0 g 21 o 0 eee gataga .... - ......m,2rie & 17th of mon.lsottOt . „ • ' B 4 , were entertained at lunch by Lord Seaton and the way from her home. Witness told her that a luau l e i s reason fo r de,cli n i ng to go int o the conversation, and tricts in considerable numbers. With regard to the on the proceeds of this triennial celebration. TlllB insti- Atlas . • • --. *.•:. 15s Od. 50 0 J 515 0 18 'fflnburs h b ..........Nl 2 Turday_&._ Fri:la i v,Loutif o r . poly .1. 0 n( of the mont. ISoule r e . , .. , ; '., officers of the several regiments, and returned to t•,wn named Collins, who had been the steward of the Plicenixf aecondly the subject of the conversation. The cause of wheat crop a greater difference of opinion prevails than tution, estableshel for the relief of sick and lame poor, ( rgus Life ......... • • 41. per cent. 1100 0025 0 0 - , 3 7 1 H U A I a ..••" • • • " • "' •• • ..... •• M !l- )811 Y ••• • • • ......)Dove . . p to Jo by a special train at six o'clock. and knew him, lived in Thomas-street, and probably at- his declining to go into the conversation was enti re ly was tee cas e l as t year. On the whole, the probability is without limitation as to p'ace of birth or residence, ha,, Titish Commercial .. 71. 10s. I_so o g _s_ 0 o - onduras ..........111117th of the montll.l;4outl o rip .',' '. lericl.Med.& Gen. Life spr cl l . & bs. , ; ( 0 )( 0 ) g g 1g g g 21 ,die (viaSouthampt.)M: la, & 20th of map.lPlyin' 4 ~..1. 1 /,' Letters from the 87th Royal Irish Fusiliers to friend s tended Redcliffe Church, and would know who it was if lest some of the sub' t t• dhl 1 • (I" hthtth • Id •11 blth th f 1 jec s men lone sou i preju ice t e a eme wi e ess •an e average o years, an( during 76 yearS, ministered to the medical and surgical ; „ounty .... • • ....... ' rer •• ,• I r e - dia (via MarseilleslM l 9th&2s , th of 1110 n 1/. ,' DO c.. .. , ,r ill Kilkenny mention that the intelligence of the resalu- the banns were published in the name of William Joseph ease of the prisoner and the character of the witnes3. It abeut one-fourth behind the immense produce of last necessities of nearly 400.000 patients, of whom in ore •7rown ..........., .. 17s. Od 50 0 0 50 0 - I - 73 7 1 - Man Is:es (see India)l7, 17, E. 27 of nioi , Dov r ,3 4 • )41 . tion of the Government to draught an army from fedia Jackson. Witetess suggested that if he were to put in was nothing connected with himself or the girl's con- year. Nevertheless, a larger breadth of ground has than 91,000 have been inmates of the hospital, The fi^st Eagle . tO Egpyt to form , a reserve for the Crimea, was received the banns as William Jackson, of the parish of St. Mary, d uc t nor h a d h e a n y wish to exto r t a confessi on f , been devoted this season to wheat cultivation than can ro n seven meeting's after the festival was established yie ded Equity and Law...... 4 1 / 4 pe l licent. Igg gO O 52 0 5% . 181 sbon .. 1 -, i ors ,e, ' adeira ............111i9th of the mont ,SO% , .„ 00 1 1 , by 'that gallant and distinguished corps with the utmost Redcliffe, he would not recognise him. It was then h ' -• • • • b bdBl• h• dldt er. He only thought it his duty to give her advice to e remem ere . ar ey is a easy crop, an la i not a nretit amounting to little more than 4,000/. ; but in ami:a.n..L.ife I '• •••• • • • • 6/. 5 0 0 PP i r i .::; . adeira ...... .., .-. 5. 23d ot month •...,Livtur , • bus' - f ent mem, he men and officers feeling confident that agreed between the witness and defendant that for the speak the truth. been for the recent rains, which from its luxuriant ohm the year 1799, chiefly in consequence of the energy of a Globe .•• ... 51. per cent. Stock. 1 ~ "' • ulta tsee Tama) I I • e • '' iso thee a r a . egiment as thei rs wo u ld n o t b e l e ft i n a ma t e purpose of conceal men t th e b anns s h ou ld be put in the - Mr. Marshall asserted, and Mr. Allan and the ma ' th d beaten it down, the pruduce would, it is pro- P gis. racer a üblic-spirited inhabitant (the late Mr. Joseph Moore), Guardian ............ 5", per cent 1100 00147 5 0 53 • 12/. per cent 1500 0 0 50 0 0 340 - • • Or ''l ' alta ............ ~.N,B. 18, 8r . 28 of mon.!Dov -, :h i , - F.. ' • of inactivit y when important services were likely 'se be name of William Jackson, omitting altogether the trates' clerk ex ressed tbeir opinion, that Mr. Simpson bable, have exceeded all precedent. As it is, a consi- the fsstival began to improve in its character, gradually r a l) ,, e ,,= L i e r e e• •••• • • • • 12s. 100 0010 0 0 18% ' auritius (see India) ,I. , i .! .., , 0 going on. The 87th is now 1,049 strong, and its healthy name of " Joseph." On Saturday, the 14th October, was mistaken. P it appeared, on reference to the short- derable portion of the produce will, for this reason, be progressing through many changes of intAical taste and Indemnity Marine •. :*. 13s & 3/. 100 00120 0 0 - a i•ert a t o ins ........ ::: L.!; t 4 i t e b n o f f t te m m or o tt n l. ;sotto , .. i .0 and efficient state may be judged of from the fact that accompanied by a young man, named George Edwin hand notes taken by Mr. Chambers for the magistrates deteriorated in quality. The other crops are bountiful. fashion, until it reached its present position of eminence; Law Fire ............ 2s. & 2s. bs. 100 0012 10 0 4a . ~,„e .... 7:::. •. ....N'5015th25th0tmer. Pe u vlr a ;; l . lO"gor l . 0 0 0 10 0 0 59 , , e -to; irsn,oa ......11. led & 17th of niontl ,Se i'.: os pr ,i, , ' last month they had only 06 in hospital. The regiment, Brown, witness went to give notice of the banns. On an d m r , w oo l en ' s friends, that the form of question - Derbyshire Courier. whilst many have disapptared and others languish, it I t'se a e w ai l 'a l f n e ii . G . e . n . e;e • ti . I:i . f . e -----. 1( 5 ) 0 0 0 20 0 4 ';' • 5 - Yew Zealand. ...,'•• , y private stop ..1V37 1 , ... 0 ' however, bas not yet been named as among those to be the way they met Jane L ong , an d t o ld h er what they was to the effect that " something " had been found. HOPS.-The hops in this district are all that either shows no siens of decay. London . sent to Cairo. ' were going to do, and witne ss said h e sho u ld put in his The magistrates, after some conversation as t o th e growers or consumers can desire, being most abundant, We have'been favoured with a copy of the receipts London ethip.... - .•.,einsula .......... SI lthi7th27thofmon.kn o tr , . s. . One of the reforms that will conspicuously niark the name ea .Williarn Jackson alone. She said " Very well." e ff ec t prod uce d a n th e public mind by statements which iend allnest entirely freefrom those scourges -mould and and expenditure at each fe4tival since the commencement I sle a Ti t . n rn;iia"i'et;n . : Giii 14%.e p r: r i T Ica gg%ig g r x -'arti ......•..... .. L'ff , t ‘ d a :27tt t , af h t . n0n.,." 4 0 . 1. 0 pm: , command of General Lord Seaton in Ireland is th e no w Witness' believed firmly that Jane Long knew he were not legal evidence, thought it desirable the matt er lice. On Wednesday last, the proprietors of Maginford of the present century. This is sufficiently interesting ilinerva ........ ••.. 5 p. ct. & bs. 20 0 0 20 0 6 . i -et. Na ta 1 .. .. .. .. .. N 1.5 ,.., t y , p , r t t v e s e i , r ip. ;: i . _y_ 1 2: 1 ,,. :., , , A ,1 . eby .. - ..........IN, 11 h 2 tl omo ,1d1ov: i . ;. . 0 , Fr , plan of consolidating the head-quarters of all the cavalry intended leaving out one of his Christian names for the s h ou ld no t go furthe r , a s Mr, Simpson would have an Farm (Messrs. Simmonds and Hunt) invited a party of to be extracted Imre. Monarch .... .. ... - 5001 0 0 - ', many .... „ „ „ .. eilsthisth2stholinot .IDol t i a riP` . , ,in Dublin. heretofor e , to indulge. some politi ca ,' pu l e purpoee of concealment. Witnese, accompanied by opportunity of making his explanation at the trial. gentlemen, consisting chiefly of those engaged in the YEAR' ?RESIDENTS. RECEIPTS. PROFITS. National Loan Fund.. 5/. pev cent. 20 09210 , - Palladium Life •.. I "I' - "en Diemen's Lb nd Cie , poee, a tro_op was despatched to some wild co untr y Brown, went to Mr. Harwood, clerk of St, Mary Red- At a subsequent stage, Mr. Allan asked if it had come growth of hops in different parts of Kent, to inspect 1799... The Earl of Warwick - -- - Australia) .. 1802... The Earl of Dartmouth 3,829 2,380 ehcenix _ _ quarter, and there left to the tender mercies of the cliffe, and gave notice of the banns. They afterward s ou t w h e th er M r . w o m er had effected any insurance on their growth, and after a very minute and attentive exa . • •• n 2,4* lith 0 rnrtr , • - , .1 18 0 ... The Earl of Aylesford non-commissioned officers-the officers soldierin a by called on some tailor living in Redcliffe-street, who, for hie wife's life, either in England or in India ? tnination, it was unanimously admitted that, as a whole a ie r 180e...The Lord Guernsey - be '" ° t.lo,slr ' telegraph from Dublin. Miserable villages, accor'ai ng the considerati on of a gl ass o f br a ,ndy a, n d water, agreed Mr. Marshall replied that the question had not been there was nothing superior in the neighbourhood ; and 3 699 Rock Life............ 7s. 53 0 010 0 8% Pinen.ny ol these dates fall 011 a ionday,, ~ , nt,p-, to English notions, such as Cahir, Longford, Ballinrobe, to say in answer to any inquiries that might be mad e , pu t d u n n th e c o urse of these proceedings, but he con. with respect to the growth of Geldings on this farm it 1V11:1:111me tl ( 01 gradfoq ... ~n 7 , _ 1 Royal Exchange ...... 10/. per cent. Stock. all - ;patched on the following day. with the W ee p , doe Fethard, &c., - were made the hea.d-quarter s o f co r p s th a t willi am J ac k son an d Ja ne L ong h a d ii ve d at his fidently afserted that not a farthing had been i nsure d on had no parallel, either for quality or quantity, in the 1817... The Earl of w y a i rT i ck • 8,476 •31,21 Sun Fire ...... 6/ 10s. - 11 ... ' outhampton), and the Malta. both of which s''' l ' ei l Dltto Life .... I/ 14s - ~ I _. ireceding dai . where the drill was Purely elementary. The head-guar. house for so me ti me , Wit ness agree d w i t h J ane L on a the d ecease d' s lif e by his client. The only insurance Mr whole county, nor did any one present ever recollect its 1820... The Earl of Dartmouth 9,483 5,00 t United Kingdom .... I V pct &bs. 20 0- 040 0 5% -.____........"*". .ig d e li ters of the 2d and 3d Dragoon Guards and 16th Lancers to meet her at 8 o'clock on the niorning of the Bth No- Wooler bad effected in India was on the w if e o f a , c o i: equa l i n former years.-Maidstone Journal. 1 1823... The Earl Talbot ll 115 5,806 Universal Life ... ..... 5/. per cent. 1100 0010 0 0 - - • ono re are now to be consolidated in Dublin, detaching troop s vember, in order to be at Radcliffe church, at half-past 8, Dunne. 1 , 21... The Earl Howe only to Cork, Kilkenny, Belfast, Limerick, and eathy, to be, married. On the morning of that day witness Mr. Mewburn, jun 1829... The Earl of Bradford tela r o tr 0° Bal • • ' bd b • t't 1 d ~ ai inquiries a een ins iu a I.9th. Tho Gazelle publishes a cire v o 4 ,4 1 .4 :, the four former being bead-auarters of districts, and _the went into his mother's bed-room, as was his custom, to in India, but no reply had yet been received. The Lan- MINING INTELLIGENCE. 1834... The Earl of Aylesfora. Ove r Or FY ay the Minister of Justice to the g 00,..el 0 1 l e , t th e nearest cavalry station to - the camp at the ;jar- wish her "good morning," and, to hi s surpris e , feund ,don agents oflndian insurancecom anieshad been a lied • 1837...The Lord Willoug,hby de 0 Or" 4 16 i ragh. From the great facilities railroads have produced her dressed, ready to go out. She said she had receive , ' to and fr • •om them it ed ther P h• PP appear, e , wasno:3i!c insurance. ( Front the Mining Journal of Saturday.) Broke 1840... The Lord Leigh 11,900 2,776 11,613 4,503 Name of Company.- - Dividend Amount per of Paid. Pric, vinces directin them to furnish th 0 )gt 0 . A with a detailed account of the condo ° the op - , ih squadron of dragoons can now be "railed" down to a information of his intended marriage d had teken '0 la (.1 . Annum. Share. I tO be, # O l d 1 nt e rea ing of Mr. Teas ae s deposition, that gen- One effect of the very great decline in railway divi- 1543... The Earl ot Creveu dieaffected town in a few hours, and after peace and steps to stop it. On witness • ' a h n t h ' hos ° ell fw :. (Inlet ere restored return to head -quarters by the same solved to get married, his mother szi c i i ig i t h °theta was re- tleman requasted to have an aidition rnade-viZ., that (lend s has been already a, a increased demand for sha g s 1516.-The Lord WrottesleY - 45.d.4 s. 0. .hurch property, in order that t a de ~ oto hie as- on one occasion (June 11) he made a belladonna plaster i n good dividend mines, and the small number of shares 1859... The Lord Guernsey, M.P 10, 3 94 2,448 kssam Tea •• .. •• •• •• sz. 50 00!20 0 0 - lif3 tr etta M 9 l . expeditious means. Colonel Campbell, of the Queen's ter, Mr. Payne, would also be at the C n burch to fu m rbid f ' . • - my impediments in its way may - aaa aitl a ite 18on _The Lord Leigh I 11,925 4,701 twee, Mart.• - •... 214 per cent. 50 00 , - _ or Airs. Wooter by Dr. Jackson s directions. (256) into which most of them are divided is becoming - Bays, will take command of the Brigade. the marriage. Witness then determined nt t e t _____ aistranan enecuituri it. is. ioo 00117 10 0 30 de of. i t was expected that 0 0 _ 0 rs sa a t Another large number of invalids from the hospitel at Redcliffe Church, but to st h oo b y o A nn Taylor (prisoner's servant) corrected her deposi- eeriously felt in the market. During the past few days kustralian Trust •• .. 81. pet cent. - 125 0 0 - R 70,552 !Oth would contain all the docutuell expeP a lef i a s a l y v :, t t n erne and have his tion by stating that all who were in the room en the cer 5/. 10 0 0 all - Scutari arrived at Chatham on Friday afternoon by rail- breakfast with his mother. a large amount of orders have not been executed, owing kustralian Royal Mail cjOC' e Or,. IP 1 These ss met Jane Long tificate of death being read told her to gather up the to the impossibility of getting the stock. The --- nglo Mexican Mint. 11 10s. 10 00 ' all - ie question with Rome. a dere %ow l " , way fromjeondon, hating arrived at Portsmouth in the some days afterwards. She asked e ' Th bole of this amoun 'cl t was pal over to the hos- British Eunerican Land 155. - 40 oo - tis said, be preceded by a Royal col ot„ . , 1 f t y f o f how it was he had medicine bottles, and she believed her master did also ; formation of the Mining Exchange and the publica- • e w et. per cent. 100 0 0 32 10 0 lero Saldanha and Great Britain steamers. • A fatigue • t tkt ha 1• t t par y, no ep is ap oin men , and after pital. Canada ......... •• . their publication, and vvhich wil l Vl r re. SO some conversation Miss Lanchester, Miss Brecknell, and her master were tion of our official list, has given, a , a we hear on all Do 5 per cent Bonds 51. per cent. - - 1001, provided with stretchers, was in attendance at the they agreed to get married at St J ' the JO ger ames s Church. He present. - i len enly apswer that will be given to , t he he POO .Strood terminus, under the command Of - Brigade Major told her tbat a erson b h . sides, a greater amount of confidence in mining epecu- RAGGED SCHooLs.-Between 400 and 500 of the Dato, 6 per cent. -6/. per cent. - • p yt e name of Morgan, living in All the depositions havin b d 'th th - lf h ' litY Navigation Bonds - - - ,' fl eet te ; • - ution. Her Majesty has s:n a peso . ~,ii a Gordon., After a medical inspection by Dr. Youell, the Horsefair, knew ti . , g een signe ,wi e ex. m ums th an it erto exated amongst the general pile- children belongine to the King E 'ward Ragged-school ~l ectric Telegraph .. 6 per cent. 25 0 0 23 0 0 171, ali ma and that therefore lie must t'on of th t cep 1 , a of Dr Richardson for whom telegraph'c l• diming the Tribunal of the Rota', 0 t be ''' ber - from Fort Pitt, 34 were ordered to ,the supplemental ornit the name of "Jose h" ' , i lc, and consequently a greater impetus is given to thi s of Induetry, Spitalfields, were conveyed by railway to ' nit,o .•.••- - •• - _ _ _ p in the banns She aereed messa es had been s t hospital at Brompton,. and the remainder were conveyed to this. On Sunda the 11th of N . , .g , en to Newcastle in vain, the pri- description of business ; and, if slide be the case wh e n Forest-gate o n Thursday, am: enjoyed a day's recreatien Equitable Reversionry 71pr. cent 100 0 0 100 oe - ordinance to that effect will s hortli at e sort t g a ovamber, they went sonar was called up and the charge read over to bim b Ditto New ...... • - 1500017 10 0 - to the Invalid Barracks at St. Mary's. The invaids to the house of the Y e ' lerk of St. Ja I' the Exchange is but in its infancy, much more may be with their teachers and the committee of the institution. Queen, it is said, first oWected t° . e .o ee eant Ines s, but he was out, Mr. Peacock, the ma • ten e evers. & Invest. sp.c. & bs, 100 0 0 100 0 0 - 3 . 51. eame from .Portsmouth in charge of Acting A • - ssietant- and they gave instructions to his da . ughter to have the that he, in the month of June last nast, at the townshi • • gestrates' clerk, as follows :-" For expected when greater nutubers have joined it, and the As in former ye., the expense of conveyance, together • - Gen.eteamNavigation •10p ct 15 0 0 14 0 0 27.% tient, an Mt oon - 000, d it was not until the -- - , s he „ f it) Surgeon Thomas Henry Burgeon , • banns published. While avitnesssevas writin in his of Great Barden, in the • f' D h • county o ur am, did fele- P committee are enabled to make such changes in the ge. with a substantial dinner and tea, was borne by Mr. H. Gudson's 8ay...... •• - Stock. - -a, collective note on the subject tha e u e pl • I: tOr e e e 0 h -- Ninety-six's:nen of various regiments, comprisin g the name, Jane Lon nudged him in the side g l d ' neral rules, and in the official list, as may be deemed de. E. Gurney, whose liberality has tended greatly to the ffunuerford . • .....•• .. 2/. 58. 100 0 0 100 0 0 - ,-, n rom the accounts received trona s a il &OP A (" 12th Lancers, 15th Dragoons, 15th Hussars, 2d Foot, said, "You ha 4 left out one " The , smi e , and nio us ly, wilf u lly, an d o f ma li ce afo re th oug ht kill and *arable and proper in the extended nature of m i n i ng b u n. i mprovement o f th e juveeiles of that neighhourhoo a London institution .•• - - - - 1, SP . ~..Se 0.” Oil Reversionary 5/ per cent. l 5 o o an - would appear that Carlist bane , .lotaelea c til. 4th, 7th, &c. 'have been discharged at Chatham duri 1• d f • tonarria•„zo wa3 murder Jane Wooler, the wife of him the said Joseph ness We anain seriousl khh Id I.t b• The children presented a very clea,n dd 1 • Lend ) tt ~, yas s are o ers wla o jec- . i . an or er y appears itussell hist ta on •• .. - - 12 10 0 - nted t e' o ll 4 lio ; , ;; , ng so emnise on the 27th o November, at St. James's Snaith Woolen by then and there administerin to her • tc , .'s Patentrand.Co 10/. er cent 20 0 0 17 10 0 27 . ' re rerent end t T• t ns. ris any prese . e e . , the last week ' . ar, g ~ti n th ere ca n beto makingtheir shares 1024 the insteadof ance, The girls be onging te the Refuge, with their neat Pr . 13 , aI b I 'eh Ao 4' 11 T 9 z ' 1 1 * ( 17 " • Church, in the names of William Jackson and Jane the said Jane Wooler • • • Reversionary Int. Soc. 4%1. pr cent. 100 0 0 100 ot, - e 0 Vel.- ,o,.oevers ; eavau e G iro , a Forty men, belonging to the foliowing regimeete, Long After th , a certain poison called arsenic, 256ths? If an open market be desirablefor mining, and it is dress and healthy-looking and cheerful countenaoces ' Royal %tail team.... •G. p. share. 100 0 0 60 0 0 79%, Mersa] in the neighbourhood 01 ot> o o 6 1 t 47th 49th rOth dad 68th al a • - ' e marriage they all went over to Carter's contrary to the form of the statute in such case made • viv. m--9tl, 21st, 4. s „ ~ 0 ,• , , , st, house and witness stayed there till five o' - • " clock, and provided. d d b 11 • a e. t. • ' h • 1 d f d come ere so y a parties, teere Min. oe shares in were muc noticer, an °rine a strong contrast to South .kustralian Land 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 all I 36% Cahecilla Parro de Berga. with t . bre° ~.„,.." 89th, 92d, and 93(1, peoceeded on Thursday morning t o winch' was his 1 h which it is possible to deal Referring twain to rail- many ef the other% , . pima our of returning from Mr. The prisoner was then addressed by Mr ALLAN . ' 1 ' . ' * Trust and Loan Comp. tf.s,s,••• Otansirla _. -.-- ;', join their depots ;37 of them embarked at Graveeend Paynen. His mother was totally i norant of his mar- in the usual form. vie -ITeel,-,,,. 1,..„.,i 41,1 ~..e,...___,_ i ways, we are not surprised at the decline in nrn6f... • ,sise IA nviznmrscrktr.wr 1 __ll-1%-slln-,.. .. mii_ _ _ ' •• • -.' for Cork. . : riage: mai eeeh:-......, __ a., .. -.. g _ .. „ _ _ - - es e,,eiwe to nave been originated by aM. Barthe, member Dividend Amount 1 , husband. Mr. Edlin, who followed Mr. Nash on the afternoon. She saw the prisoner sitting under a tree. of the Canadian Institute, recentl • • • y sojourning in France Name of Company. per of Anrsum. Share. Paid. Price. Wheat, 3/. 18 C 8-12ths 1 Barley, ,e 11 Oats, ... 11. 14 8 6-leths 1 Beans, 2f.. - . eis route for the - Crimea, with a full cargo of shot, shell, JACKSON Y. LONG (FA.LS/11/2 CALLING HERSELF JACKSON). same side, observed that the real party whose benefit The witness here completely confirmed the evidence of who has subs tl b (Fed a • ' ' equen yem o 1 i in a work, entitled - - t/tc.,, embarked in the course of the night. A court was held before the Chancellor in the Bristol was sought in this suit was the minor, William Joseph her sister. "Le Canada reconquis par la France." On this publi- X s. d. .£ s. d. - Al: l °' 23 A . Schooners, trading-sloops, and other such craft are Consistory Court on Tuesday the 7th inst., to hear the Jackson, and when they looked at the conduct of that Mr. Hoe's servant, who was with her master's children cation the journal has the following observations :-- British •• •• •• -••- .. - _ _ _ DALKEITH GRAIN MARKET - e AVERAGES PER IMPERIAL • constantly arriving at Woolwich from the provincial arguments b of counsel in the above u• s it, which has been person they found, by his own admission, that it was on Clapham-common on the previous occasion alluded "All is reduced into a single word - the exchange of Ca- Ditto Provincial.... 7 8 1 1 ,. 20 00200 0 20 20 0 0 2,, 0 0 15% Qrs. Best. current. 0 oo s oci .. ''''''' 30 Mr E 1.• ; foundries, so that no, diminution in the crowded state of instituted . y s. mi la Emmeline Jackson, the pro- characterised by the grossest perfidy throughout. He to bythe complainant, was next examined, and she clearly nada; and that word is not without danger, but it is corn- C B i ri ty gh or L0n . d . 0 . n .• :: •••• ... 4/. Os, 100 0 0 1:50 6v - 174 Wheat 80s Od. .. 00s Od •••••••• .. e. . the Arsenal yard, is at present perceivable. moter, a widow lady, residing at Clifton, in order to ake void and set aside a marriage contracted by her son came into that court, having conspired at a very early established the prisoner's identity. plete inopportuneness and foresight at a moment when Continental (4th Cap.). - 60 0020 0 0 - 368 Oats 218 Barley 34s 8d 0 ' oos Od • • .... •.. it - Her Majesty's stearn.transport Lion, No. 132, John Vtirill . m Joseph J ck a i son, with the defendant Jane Long, th ia e g u r d oun la d of h s minority at the time of such mar: Ho na w i d o o n u s bt e i t u w e e ff e e n t t la t e b mselves of inteee . ses and conveniences. age to deceive an indulgent mother, and to c o nt rac t a Another little girl, named Taylor, residing in Rectory. England and France, united for the designs of peace and marriage at which he knew she would be grea tl y di s . grove , Clapham-common, also corroborated the witeesses e'esa t ere fr b ee more than they ever were to enter into corn- et n.i r e p a e i r Len ...... : .. :, ... , Equitable 4r . a1 ............ 81 2/. 10s. 4. n 5 10 0 : 0 a a i l l l - 11% 4 Peas .& beans g B O B 5 O e d ior P & r o c o e nus. 50 0 0 all 89 00 s Od '''''''' . Kinger, commander, arrived on Friday from Balaklava. - : Her dates are-Balaklava, 26th of July ; Constantieo- od pleased. They found that from the very beginning he as to the prisoner exposing himself on the occasion al- bi Independent .......•• 51. 40 0 0 PP ...- :dir bol at the great crisis iu which the world London...-. --•• •• 50 0 0 - ple, Ist of August ; Malta, Bth of August ; and Gib- 1 t ri h age, a a oon account of an undue publication of deceived the young woman by telling her he was 19 years luded to by Miss Eliza Hoe. -.. OP e banns, them having been a suppression of the Chris. of age, and never undeceived her until the day after their The prisoner, in defence, declared that he went to the is found should be resolved otherwise than by profound dis- Do , Parl. Preference si per cent 25 0 0 Potato oats 27s 6d to 28s 6d 1.401hs r raltar, -. She brings the ' horses of his It l oya l tian name on th - placements of authority 9 The East appears more ti -P ce • ix .•• . . ...... 4t: per cent.. 60 0052 . 0 0 3 - 0% Common oats 27s 6d to 28s 04 i ' Highness the Duke of Cambridge ' and staff, 0 C lAs o u n te e . of the - defe d t e part of the minor with the knowledge marriage. He was a convicted liar on his own statement, spot in question for a purpose, and was in the adjust- tarty destined to be transformed, and ten years will n P o a t r ha c v u e Ratcliff .............. 51. 100 00900 0 73 Bere 31s Od to 32s Od I Obi • Tylden, &c. ; also the following passengers : . th ieht Mr. St n an d M and his evidence mustbe looked upon with greatsuspicion. ing his dress when the children came up. He denied the passed without Europe having seen what there was of United General ...... IL 10s. 50 0 0 all 90 43 Barley 31s Od to 32s Od ) 0 Wheat, red (spring)6 s 04 to 68s °di eelbt - . nant Fremantle,. Rifle Brigade (wounded in f e r Slu- the r en t e an r. Prideaux appeared on behalf of Mr. Stone was rising to reply, when charge, and also that he ever committed himself in the reality or of chimera in the celebrated confidences made to Westminster chartered 41 per cent. 50 0 0 Ditto, New ........ a - 1 50 0 a 10 0 0 - arm end chest) ; Miss Polidori, lady•nurse, d re N ni Vilso ef, the omo er, and Mr. Naish and Mr. Edlin on behalf The Chancellor said, George Edwin Brown bad been manner described on a former occasion. Sir H. Seymour by the Emperor Nicholas ; but let it not er W U ' ABERDEEN-Alta. 24. - - tan • and Messrs. Aymeley, Freeney, an 9, promoter. - a participator in the fraud which had been committed in Mr. Superintendent Fern, of the V division, informed be imaeined that a revolution of that kind can ever be ac. WATER-WORKS. Oatmeal 20s 94 to 21s ( Id P s ole attaChed to the Sanitary COMMi5Sioh, from Constante Mr. Stone said the act of Parliament to whieh he the matter ; and he had sign e d hi s name t o a li e i n t h e hi s wors hip that there had been a great many complaints complawd without infinite arrangements in the distribu- Ott e particularly desired to* draw the attention of the court Dividend Amount RETAIL PRICES. so. ._O l . pOple. - bann-book of St. Mary, Redcaff e , H e (th e ch ance ll or ) f rom p erson s of similar acts having repeatedly been coin- ton of power between the great States ; and thus it is the of Paid. Price. Flour -s Od to 3s Od Barley flour,e . eas t neztrienete6 : , ' The Jasper gun-boat, the loss of which we announced was the 4th Geo., cap. 76, and the sections to which pt of wisdom and not of temerit to sue est in ava • Name Of Company. per 1:' the consideration of oliticiarei r those ' i g ndicatio d ns Zl. , /I few - dayasince, is the third vesee! of, tlrat . eamn, , lost he would desire particular attention• were the 2d, 7th, adverted to the fact that there had been no testimony to mittee on the common, and he had been obliged to place support the statement of the minor as to the conversation extra constables there to prevent a continuance of such n'ectures upon the ch P anges which may one day best ' co j P .... • X s. d. X s. d. within the last 30 years. The Untted . ernes Gazette and 27th. The learned counsel then read the above- which had taken place at Carter's, or of the cohabitation ; disgusting conduct. fl:T.' .gree with the equity the interest and the hannon of r Peasemeal 2s 7d to 2s 8d Sas, ....... : . lei .. ' 9 . East London ' says :-" The first, a 10-gun brig, eva,sevrecked at Santa mentioned sections, the purport of which, briefly stated, that the officiating clergyman at the marriage had not Police-constable Bayley, who took the prisoner into a ' e td .- - '1 ' Beremeal .. ..... ls 7d to ls 84 er lb ......... pots -4-11). 10af...9d. 1 2-Ib. 10af... 4 _s i s 0 1, , e u n san peop es. The 7ork of M. Bertha is Grand Junction .M• aim in 1827, and 'the second blown up off Beechy consists of a definition of banns, where, when and how been produced, and that the identity of Jane Long, the custody, said there was a path across the cOmmon near I 1 pon the capital observation that the exchange Kent 5l. per cnt. _lOO 0 0 - 7,14 Cheese, per imperial stone, 3s t ° . • - 0 0 'H• ead last year. The following h contaie si s the . fullest in- to be published ; enactments that notice d . the true defendant to the suit, with the party married to the the tree in question, and the seat faced the path. of Canada would be an act of policy useful to the two na- - PROVISION MARKET. .00 ,„ ils OS ....+0 'fOrmation we have relative to t e acci . ent .-She was eames and place and time of abode of parties to be given. minor in St. James's Church, had no t b een ma d e ou t . , el se B ets d on , having commented upon the case and tions, useful above all to England. Canada is, in fact, - - Lambeth - 100 0 0 - New River Company ' 2/. 10s. -- Beef, per lb .. 6cl to 9,1 Butter, p .-• es , see p se% Taganrog. The Russians make out a to ministers ; and that marriage should be void where p i ifutton, per lb 64 to 84 Eggs, p doe. es ed se e ' last employed off In the libel itselfthere was enough and more than enough alluded to the respectability of the prisoner, said the ca•.e menaced front day to day by the system of the United p pair - . 4 ° 6jtO k • • - consequential relation betvreen _her loss and a shot from persons wilfully marry without due publication of banns e, ese v x aue .. nen ?!.. Ae r r c c e n n t t .. 10 6 0 1 0 0 g 1 -_. Veal, per lb of proof on w hi c h to e n d a ver di ct of nullity, but he 'was most distinctly proved, and he had no alternative States, which, Moles to the absorption of he New Weald, ad to 8,1 Hens 5d to 6d Chickens d 0 .15 ejege one of ler guns, which a few hears before struck the or legal licence, &c. " thought the evidence in many of the points was e ar f rom b u t t o convict the prisoner. He then sentenced him to and to the exclusive domination of the Pacific Ocean Will Lu s t t h :,.v ,u l a r .a k i .. w BRIDGES. Pork, per lb :10. 25 I s in 7 wall of, a minister • where the faithful were engaged in William, Joseph Jackson, the minor, in August, 1854, sufficient. In a suit of the importance of the present three months with hard labour. England have the stroneth to protect Canada against thit Dividend Amount Salmon, per lb ......0s to Os Ducks, we e e a As the buat d wat on her way to rejoin the was living with his mother, Emilia Emmeline Jacksgn, politiciel invasion, sustained by armed invasions ? The Paid. Price, Grouse, per brace.....os to Os Ducklings,de tt eilp t - holy offiees. the best proof possible should be brought •if such proof The prisoner was then locked up, and some time after- Name of Company. per of Canadians themselves do not think so, and, de:achea as Annum. Share. TaPow, p stone, 4s9d to hs lid Turkeys, eac'e s Ocl e na squadron; !she rale agroun a out 100 yards from the the promoter to the present suit, at Richmond-hill, being was not tendered the court must defer its ' decision. wards a very respectably-dressed female, who said that Potatoes, pr peck, 104 to 12d Geese, (10. '0..01,54 . shore. `. l l3eia of those sudden falls to which inland seas then. aged 17 or 18 years. In the early part of that month they are from every tie of affection, of faith, and of tradi- X s. d. 4 s. d. Butter for exportation (present cure) Per e ,•es" • aee liable on a chan d ge of wind soo , n left her more and he first became acquainted with the defendant Jane Long, lir. Stone observed that if any further testimony was she was his wife, applied to his worship to put on a fine, re uired by the court it could be produced if time were or mitigate the punishment, tion with respect to_England, they feel, in despite of the good-will of their submission that a force of secret im ulsion may d throw them into the common destiny Hungerford - .... .... - - - 12 Eggs, wholesale price, per dozen ..... ............ , inoretageound, an she settled firmly in the eand. In then aged 24, by meeting and walking with her on Durd- Mr. Beadon commiserated with the feelings of the Southwark .......... - /10 0 0 - - Ditto New of 7% p.c. 1/. per cent- 5J 0 0 - - -- this situation she was exposed to a fire of musketry from ham-down and other plaCes, near Richmond-hill. Soon f further oisservatione on the suh . ect, the aPplicant, and told her that it was impossible he could P of the Unitecr i st e ate, y , h t b • f a u mer may e the final teem o Waterloo ......... .. .. - 100 0 0 -3% • a t p a rty . of Cossacks ef the Don, who had been attracted after he became acquainted with her he told her his name all -l ord for that urpose Ch tt e e e r n : eve d . . . i alter his decision, as he had never heard a case more that federation wit s ho ' i v it y. by consequence without Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 1/. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 - .- The crew fi • ''' • r said he woul reserve his opinion as to the .to the. scene. _ h r , nding it impossible to save was Wm. Joseph Jackson, and the circumstances of his desirability of further evidence on the points he had clearly proved. future. On the contrary, in the expressed opinion of far- Ditto Nw ditto (MTh IL IN. 4d. 40 0 0 - 16 , ° l ij i 7 . 0 i D (MIN-Auer . 24. e gg to .5 a - the tiesael, left er, wherenpoe 'the Cossacks approached condition. Shortly afterwards the parties agreed to be The prisoner was subsequently removed to the Wands. seeing Canadians, France resuming Canada, and finding Vauxhall .......... • • 965. 70 10 3 - 17 5 di° 4 t d t'l the conclusion of the suit ste e un i olsOd to sOa per brl ; oatmeal, 15s 04 to „ s o - hod set the:Wreck on Are. The Hetman of these Cos. married, and Jackson told Lon he should put up the h 1* * h - Mr. Stone t en rep led at great length to . t e argu werth House of Correction. their ties of sacred origin, would arrest by that alone the flour, 935 6d to 27s Oa per cwt; ludian corn, au , . • seelks produces a flag, which he affirms s taken irora banns at St. Mary Redoliffe Cla g urch under the name of expansive force of Anierican policy, and, as it supposes . DOCKS. ments of the learned counsel on the opposite side. per 4801bs. b u7elyi,t e l7 w s h o e c a i t, to 4l 2 s oB ocl od to ; 4 0 3 a s ts 0c1. , 15 ; a re o d d d t i o tto, e , , era - the Jasper. She was commanded by Lieuten an t H u d., William Jackson, omitting his name of Joseph, in order that in exchange for Canada, Guyana might be yielded to The Chancellor announced that he should deliver his TH S HARVEST. Dividend Amount a••• • . '• mon." • . England, 2vith, other possessions in India. the Anglo-French, ~ f c Paid. 2 P 23 r 8 1 214 : 4 e, , to prevent discovery of his friends, and she consented. ame o ompanY• of *udgment in the suit on Monday ses Alliance would be strengthened, therefore, by the interest of - An P n e jm. Share. • Draughts from the depots of Highland regiments in The banns were accordingly published at that church, SHARE M A RK.HT S '.. ' - - Scotland have received orders for embarkation at Liver j The Court met on that day, when the Proctor, on behalf Harvest operations are now general in this neighbour- a common defence ; thus everything makes a law for the _______ prevention of invasion by the United Stites, by opposing it .--- . . . on three successive Sundays, . and the parties were to of Jane Long, tendered a further affidavit on her part X s. d. X s. d, -• . 'O l . , pool this week, to join the reserves in the Mediterranean. have been married on the lst November, but Mrs. Jack- LIVERPOOL, AuG, 25. , 4 .0 5 ,,A as th tIC 1 ht t b • •f l h d • 1 denyin • her knowledge of the su ression of one of the hood (Kendal), and great Progress has been made during to a system of possessi on whi c h th e na t ure o f thi nos i n di ca t es Commercial .. ~...... 5/. pr cent. Stock. Stock. - East and West India.. 6. pr cent. Stock. - - . . n:ls o ` ilir t . MB . 92d are - to send 5 officers and 188 men to Gibraltar, son having received intelligence of the intended marriage a a ic t oug . o e inol e palter u t an esigns tie Christia g n names of Jackson. Do P u P bts' being expressed the past week, which upon the whole has been favourable most fixed and best followed up. Penetrated with this East Country.. 2os. per sh. - - - STOCK EXCHANGE.-The tone of the a ~ e , „ ~ and the followingelraughts are to proceed to Malta, ,:- put herself in communication with the vicar, on the pre- London .... ... •• • • 5/. pr cent. Stock. - , .2 .. offiCeis and 71 men from the 42d at Stirling, a officers ceding day, and succeeded in stopping it ; ,but a few whether it could be received, the court was ad 'mimed un til Sat d k f t d . • d j t ur ey wee or argumen an ju gmen . ood - Westntors for the operations. The crops are very g . . general observation of utility between the two Govern- Ditto Bonds- .• •• - 4/. per cent. - - I ‘ )3 , theirsnged to-day, and prices about the WI: 10 10y - 1- he market closing dull. Aberdeen, 13 - g e QV° . /and Gazette. ments of France and England, M. Bertha comes, therefore, a. Katharine „and 63 Men from the 7lst at Perth, 2 officers and 61 men days afterwirds Jackson again met the defendant and - - Accordingly last Saturday the Chancellor, Mr. Monk, ‘ . , I,ondon and North Western, i 74 11- 13 ' e l w ars, e , _from the 79th at, Aberdeen, and 1 officer and 40 men an arrangement was come to between them that he should The weather has been highly favourable for harvest to speak to France of har ancient colony. Alas, for 100 years she had perhaps forgotten it. Who thinks of the - ..' • 'fain the 93d at Dundee. put up the-banns at St. James's church under the same ve judgment at considerable length. He said that I fh a ere bein no leas by Jane Lona in the waygof de. operations in Northumberland and Durham. The crops, v o i r e i t t e h r a i m a ot . 0 . n .. .... .... .... •.. 1 3 5 1 i. o p s er p e e l- en c l. .. 5 2 0 0 0 0_ 0 0 , 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 3 10 6 •:''. .•. - - e t e l nerr i ons 7hich are le mor i e le , Who dreams of re-excit or° erTniscei l a i c k e: ;p7 es.. There r ancestor; eo 9xt. No s. 1 and 2, d. 61-Caledonian, 3 1 3' :''', Six officers, with 164 non-commissioned officers a,nd names as before, namely, omitting his second Christian fence, he ifad lu P ithing before him girt the examinations though laid by the rains, are not materially injured. The JOINT-S DOCK BANKS. *-- , privates of the 12th and 99th Depots from Canterbu r y, name ;in accordance, the banns were published on the in chief. He felt therefore, very strongly the responsi- t k f Id h ats • ' the markets a e 11 r e ( 1 , 0 ,, ii r arrived at Chatham Garrison and joined the Provisional 12th, 19th, and 26th November, aad on the 27th the bilit which was Cast upon him in givin judgment, and soc s o o w e in r now sma , and log the wheat crop is not so hea.vy as last year. The pro- forgidien na to le r n a s ees to al e re t a ile live l in t e T e s i e r nt e l . Is origin ; Name of Company. Dividend Amount per of • Battalion, under the command of Brevet-Major Hanley, marriage was solemnised by the Rev: W. Johnson, and the Lat im ortance of the case, not onlf, to the parCee, there is no loneer a P it i s l t ( scarZ e L es Zre ah' istory any Annum. Share. c ri ll ces weaker. London and e C t feold' .. MA ANG N E. C ._ ET e T r t v .".u a is . i. v 2 e s .. : o . rw e , :b l o l. 4' ° T. - 12th Foot. , an entry of such marriage made. After such marriage duce per acre will therefore be less. Barley, it is ex- longer; the metropoli P s and the c Y olony are strangers the ! Eastern Counties, 113 ----' • , . The Medical Staff Corps at Chatham, which has been the parties did not cohabit until the 10th of December, but to the Ablic. • It was the duty of the Court to he ected, will be a large crop, but oats only middling. one to the other ; man is unknown to man, an,' this great 1 P i -- exceedingly cautious in declaring a marriage null and P formed into eight companies, is now to be raised to 11 and such cohabitation continued until December void, and to weigh all the evidence with care and jea- Uon the whole; however, it is gratifyieg to learn that rupture of the ties which in other times united peoples is tustralasta........... 1 201. per cent. 40 0 0 all 94 called by a great name-Humanity. The passing X s. d. X BIRMINGHA.M, AuG. 25. ' 6 lO , 41 • companies, of 100 men in each company, and to be und e r 14, and . since then they had had no interview or lous After setting forth the nature of the suit and its th P e grain crops will be fully an avera,ge.-iVerccastle visit of M. Barthe nevertheless will not be useless to the cause which British North American !l it ; per cent. 5 0 0 g g 20 , - Pai s cl . . d. Price. tEui :irE 7nid E d x pis._ • 0 0 311. 1, t has b eelj allf.2 STOCK . EXCHANGE.-The maree. e sr r. ,) the cammand of a subaltern. Captain Cole of the 3d conversation whatever, except once or twice in the ro y r • ess and after citin the acts of Parliament and seve t too 0025 0 0 "Oa lull business to-day, and piices ate q e edh tp,7 • Buffs, hae taken up his appointment at head.quarters as peblic streets. Williamt Jaseph Jackson, the miner r P al Cases, he said the g • h h d • questions e a to determine Guardian. he wishes to serve. In order to revive retri,..mbraaces helf u e : or o n m i a e e l ci . r . t! :y . f . 1..,c..nt. 1 .5 0 1 .pe e r r cen n t 1 0 '.' eetinguished, he has addressed himself by prof .erence to tne Lond.Char. ' Bk. c. Aus. 1 - 20 0 0 all 0 - ' , lidlands, 71-North Staffords, 6a dig. , n obAI S ' , the officer second in command. himself, deposed to his being the only son of Thomas were first, has the marriage been between the parties • The progress made in the harvest work is very great. literary portion of France; it is the name of intelligence and , i ian , ......... , ...: 16/. ger :Lt.. 25 0 0 25 0 0 '' 4 ' Colour-Sergeant John Scott, 45th e Rggiment, has re. Jackson, a lieutenant in her Majesty's navy, and subse secondly,- has there been an undue publication of - banns ; A large proportion of wheat and other grain crops has of the arts that he has wished to move the nation; b that Londr, and Westminstr 1141. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 48 al.e. eeived a. commission to be Quarteitiaster of the Land quently the commander of the steam-ship Phcenix, out thirdly, were - both parties cognisant of the undue publi- been cut, and a considerable quantity is already safelY appeal a certain elite of men are alwa s moved. An-other London and County .. 110 per cent. 50 00200039 t 6 ' 6 :. 1 ,-Sonth Staffords, 2a-Old Birud a ,_ • , London Joint Stock .. ,12 . per cent.. 50 0 0 10 a 0 31 ______ Transport Corps at Bristol, with the sum of 150/. for the of the port of Bristol: Witneas lived with his mother, cation of banns before the marria e was solemnised ? housed. Another week of such weather, and the harvest appeal, an appeal more energetic remains for hire to make- Provincial of Ireland.: 1 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - LEEDS, Aria. 25. t : . . 0•00 ''' , purchase of an outfit, and to receive 81. per day pay. the promoter. of the suit, at No. 4, Richmond-hill, Cid. The learned Chancellor reviewed the g evidence leading to in this neighbourhood (Exeter) will be almost over. We this is an appeal to the Church ; the great proselytism of Ditto, NI ew.. ; .. d ....• ;8 . / f .per cent. .6/ g g 22 g 0 .z . , A AA 85 ' STOOK EXCIIANGE.-A very inaetive re e , a • . Of the:.Foreigrt Legion 357 arrived from Halifax, ton and waS apprenticed to Mr. Payne, of Tower-hill, an affirmative ald nt o the t oints, and in observed yesterday, what we believe is very rare, the affections and reminiscences is there. The Institute has Ifg. , Bf. per cen . ~ ,,• T i •a t t4 t . i Tr i te l i l li r a e e an E . n .. !b . per cent. 0 t 100 0 0 35 0 0 - orices were about statiouary L ieils, a , B ”' wros • . ' North America, at Spithead, on Friday evening, o n civil engineer. Was 17 years of age, and under 18, when dealing with the la g s ri t l :nd i ti n P at l e i rial ue v s e tio P n he criticised wheat harvest and haymaking proceeding simultaneously replied to M. %rale by com plim lilts ; the Church will Ditto, New ..•••••• ,8 , Per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - krortbern Pref., No. 1, 31 4 pic . ,-areat w,s e " board the sailing transport W. M. Rogers. They were about the Bth of Aug., 1854 s he first became acquainted 1 the evidence of the minor Jackson an q d the witness Brown in adjoining fields.- Western Times. south Australia ...... 1141 p.ct.& bs. 25 0 0 42• N 391 irm at the advance.-Midlands, 70 to 71a. , ' , raised in various parts of North America, and are ex- with the defendant, Jane Long. Met her on Durdham- , • t . t h • li . hth dal t poin ing eu t e points upon w ic . ey I no agree, ' The harvest is now general in this district, and, with answer him by acts. It is by the Cherch that the love of Jriental Bank Corpora. B'.p ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all origin is preserved ; she is the connecting link of genera- . 73y, ........................................ , ~ pected to go to Shorncliffe. down that day. She was sitting on a seat, watching the and referrina to certain improbabilities. He concluded by favourable weather, the wheat crop is expected to be of tions and ages. Thus the force, the most natural, of assi milations between men ds that which is born of a common Un i[;ig.. t . i .. - . .... '3Ol. per cent. o f 1 stralia.... '30 , . per cent. 25 0 0 '. 2ib 0 - Union of London ...... 20'.. per cent. 50 0010 0 0 nee SLABORNB MA ILS. i' , " . The war' in the Crimea ia very popular among the steamere go up and down the river. Witnesa entered an average quantity and quality, although in both re faith and Canada remains French above all, because it. re- Union of Madrid .. •• , - 4 O 4O 0 0 all -- _ soldiers in Jamaica. The Tyne mail packet, whi c h at , into conversation with her, and told her the names of the saying that 'the complicity of the defendant in the fraudii spects below that of last year. The turnips are in fine e. ai esfs t I lent sn essi fth ame Joseph had not been suffi main's Cath li H 1 n 1 11 11•1 t • • • _ rived from there this month, brought a number of volun. packets. After some conversation, he found her way y condition. The potato disease, we are sorry to say, has as seen too nit%h inelt.h:bgoTeo;lr, B a , , ,rt T i r e ! s bt : t umv i t . ty, (N signifies that the malls are sent from at. - • cientl PPr o erat e al he e drd not consider himself aidiciall CANALS. teers from the artillery force, and news reached by th e home was the same as his, and they walked together as warranted In d 1 " g the marriage null and v j oid. Ile - made its appearance, but up to the present time its eion is entire, and nothine can ever weaken it. Thi:i l ; 4y the night-and , M by the morninu•-lespan 130 ~4 last Jamaica' packet that several companies from the far as Clifton Church. A few days after witness met her h Pi ee ar d in h defendant from further attend: ravages have been somewhat limited -Oaford Chronic/e. why the action of religion p is that which best correspon.ls theref d• ore, ismisse t e Div p l e d r end N 1'... BY West India regiments had also volunteered to proceed again, and they went for a walk together ;he then told her . A considerable amount of corn has been housed since to tha desire of preserving the union of the old metr ipolis Names of E Dividend Price Names ot ti por y •to the Crimea. that he lived on Richmond-hill with his mother, that his ance in the suit. The family of the promoter being highly respectable our last notice. The wheats indeed are almost all ga- and its best colony. Let then M. Bertha, whose zeal is Companies. 11 per cc Annum. Companies. IJi 4 Annum. i n Price CO'CNTRLES in General Post- ,a s ~..,, °Mee, London: Moro- , r ' On Friday his Excellency the Earl of Carlisle re. father was formerly the captain of the Placenix steamer, • h • th ere d i n an d some farmers have not only housed, but beautiful and affecting, ask of religion to conquer Cacrela ......____ -. ____.-.._-_ - ----- - --- - - J et .0 ____ and well-known in the e , ity, t e case has excited a good viewed the troops at present stationed at the Curragh that his name was Wm. Joseph Jacksoii,ind that he was thrashed their wheat, and amongst those who have done by education; by instruction, by books by charity, -- I a , i X • mierica(byFlrit.packlN Every Friday ... raverP"' 1 ,11 , • Encampment. A guard of honour, consisting of a party apprenticed to Mr. Payne, engineer, on Tower-hill. After deal of interest. sa is his Royal Highness Prince Albert, who, we per- by the asseeiation of all good works, and he will soon sshtn &Oldh . 98 71. p. ct.l 139 Macclesfield. 100 2/. 10s. 511. anerice. t by United Ste. 1 ~ of the Scotch Greys, under Captain Sutherland, was in that witness was in the habit of meeting her two or .. • by our Uxbridge market return of Thursday last, cave, see sympathies revive otherwise fruitful than those which Barnsley -. • • 160 - - Neath ...... 100 16/. 15? packet) ..........N ........ LiYerP ° P .waiting at Newbridge station, by which the Viceregal three tirnes a week. They used to meet at the bottom TIIE DARLINGTON POISONING CASE. exhibited and sold some remarkably fine grain at 863. awake on the appeal of the Academies." Brknk&Abrg, 150 4/. - Oxford .•• • • 100 - Ho merica (by 11. States Birmingham' 40, 4/. 91 Peak Forest. 78 5/ Os. 86 packet) ...........N .......... • • Sou i,tl t bsill . paety were escorted, riding on horeeback, to the scene of Richmond-hill at half-past seven o'clock in the even- ______„................- per quarter. This wheat was grown by Mr. Brebner, at BIRMINGH AM MUSICAL FESTIV AL Coventry.... 100• 257. 209 Regent's ••• 30 '/ 1 4 / 4 listralia (via South- tse . , of . ehe rem , , •ew immediate] adj , y . aCen. to the camp, i ing. Witnes s al wa ys told her that his name was William DARLINGTON ! Saturday Afternoon -Messrs R. H. the Flemish Farm.- Windsor Express. ' Derby • ... ,100 6 , . 15s. 84 Rochdale ... 85 11. 10s. 60 ampton) .......... M , _ ... ~ „.. soullia r ", i Do ver - His Excellency was . received on hi s arr i va l h y t h e J osep h J ac k s „, l an d th a t h e was le y ears o f age, She All nd J. L. Ham od nd ColOn I Coll' • e The cutting of wheat has become ratty general, and BIRMINGHAM, Sunday lorning.-This celebratsd Ellsmre&Chs' 69 214 p. ct. - Sornrset Coal 140 - - !Me (via Marseilles) Nj iot . an a . Mn , a .. e . ing wre . _ . _ _ p iitrand.l roan 100 3 pr.ct. - Do Lk FiBt 12 - - Ito o (via Cape of Gosd l Commander of the Forces, General Lord Seaton and told him at first her name was Fenn C -- d arter, an that present at the magistrates room this morning at ten a large quantity of spring corn has been go in. ar ey t . B 1 triennial music meeting commences on Tuesday morn Do , 6 pr. Ct ., 10 61. pr. ct. I2M --tfird &Wore p m, 281. 425 •• .. • e tli . ' • . his staff. The lollotving regiments had b h I19•b t h f d 1 een pre- s e was aso , u e a terwar, a s eappened to see the o'clock, when Mr. Jol3Bph Snaith WoOler was again and oat croPs are both heavy, though the fernier is ing. The preparations-th is year-o n a scale of inagul- rand airrey 100 , 4/. - Shrewsbury.. ' 05i - - -friar. (West Coast) •MO • ' ' ~N,:l3d of tho mon i tt . i ~....t.. vionsly drawn up iu line :-The North Cork Alii;tia, initials J. L. on her, handkerchief, and asked her what brought up on the char eof oisoning his wife and the rough in the grain and not very bold. The fears enter- tude beyond those of any farmer occasion-invest the Grand Union 100; 17 Os. - atoarbridgc.. 148 12/. 285 ~exandrut .......... N 1 ,9, 24, &30 o : eis rcP . , ,_,Attl .exandria..........ki Ith & 20th of mei, .[Sou ,t , pray . Commanded b ennt & Avn l 39 6s. Od. 6% •- evern and 1 21. 28 iI • h• 1 0• 'e , y Colonel Hodder; the aare Militia, corn- it meant, and she then told him that her narne was reading of the de osition g s was Proceeded with. ' tained of mildew in the wheat have diminished, owing to festival with even more than ordinary interest which tancaster . , 'NI _-w . e Rail a 2 ° ahamas ...........DlTith of tbe mont • ,Soul • „wiesl mended by Colonel 111‘Namara ; the County of Dublin Jane Long, and that F anny c art „ was h er sister's Mr. -- Marshall P attended for P his client ; and Mr. F. the continued fine weather and it i s now h o p e d th a t always attache,d to this the greitteSt of our provincial Leeds &fay; 100 1 25/. - Wa . rwick & } :elgium .......... . „Nli ?any „„„„ „ .. ipover.„o ,, ,l .":" ' 2/. 20 Light Infantry, commanded by Lord St. Lawrenc e ; the name. About three weeks after they first became ac- Mewburn jun represented Mr Rymer who had been the quantity of the crop will be everything that can be meetings. The Birmingham Festival hss al ways corn- Leicester.... 1001 5„ 4914 Birmhig. , 10fq U•azil .............. 51 9th of the month.. jaouth.,ol';•, . 9th ol the month ..IF1 , 11 0 ,,,• port 1 , , , Leicstr &Nth 83 - 28% Warwick & 1 uenos Ayres.-- -6,1 yirfou , , . t South Dowushire Militia ; the Longford Militia, corn- quainted they commenced to talk about marriaae, and 11 dt 1 " for Lend * - ' compe e o eave . oe.. . . . . de4ired. The general experience of the country coincides bined the charms of novelty with the splendid character 1 21. 11 ' ape of Good Hope ..1N L ‘r o e iLli e b u or ti o i g sh h ; 0 4 0 2 : 701. 575 Napton.. $ 100 te I emended by Colonel Masters ; the - Westmeath Militia ;in about a month she consented to marr h' 'Th t d 'hth t f Ila I h Y 1 m• eY Mr. Fortune stated, in addition to his deposition, that in a grea egree wit a o our own oca iy. nte of the performances ;on this occasiori the former ex- ,I - - Worcstr & 78 21. •20 dll N ape of Goo ope .. N 9th of tin month 401.1 t bsiuP ' 4 and the 60th Rifles, commanded by Colonel Groville. both knew very well at the same time that witness's when he called to register the death, Mr. Wooler said he south the sickle has been fully employed, and the wheat coeds any effort in that way ever attempted. Of course Mingmerysh 100; - - Binning.l 1 ape de Verde_ Mein' afwbry 100' - - Wilts & Brks -1 10s. Od. - , :ylon (see India) , His Excellency and party, accompanied by the Corn- friends would be very much vexed at the marriage. considered he had had the very best of advice and that crops are unusually heavy and sound.-Lcicestershire the greatest of all is Costa's oratorio (Eli), which is un- ylon .............. a , mine: ' mander-in• Chief and his staff, having inspected the line At that time the defendant was living in. Maudlin-lane mon e y would have been no object if he could have saved MereurY. dergoina an amount of preparation in proportion to the INSURANCE COMPANIES. hannel Isles ........Ni Dron.,Wed.,&FlV. Sou u t:-_,,pin . hi1i,................, Di ;24 ik 17th of moot'. Se tn . , , . of troops, the several regiments moved out in column with her brother-in-law, Mr. Carter, and her sister. Mrs. Wooler's life. During the last few days considerable progress has magnitude and importsnce of the work. - aims .•.. . ;Once a month.... ~• • and proceeded to manoeuvre. It had been cont em . Her brother-in-law had been in businesa as a pastryceok The Rev. R. J. Simpson wished, with the permission been made in cutting, and, in some instances, of housing Before adverting t i other matters of detail it may be Dividend Amount pi ...... . ,8,18,i8,23,&26 or u,jpover ' r i p te ,! ~ plated to gO through the various evolutions usual on a formerly, but was out of business. Shortly afterwards o f th e B eec h, t o g i ve an answer t o a questi on p u t t o hi m the crops. In some localities, however, much anaietY interesting to advert to a few circumstances attendant Name of ComPanY. Per a Paid. Price :.,'„ n „ s t e a n n t t n 4n i e ..., „ ',. j4th SD 20th of moti.lBontlea . , • 1 ' Annum. Share. ont. of Europe M& N Twice daily ..... peva" . s'i field-day, but after soMe skirmishin g had taken pl ace they removed to King-square Avenue. Then wit- on cross-examination by Mr. Marshall, his objectio n to has been felt as to the want of the usual numb e r of upon the rise of the Birmingham music meeting, and to • '.. 1 0 the sky became overcast and rain commenced, in conse- Bess and the others talked the matter over as to which answer w hi c h b a d p ro d uce d a f a l se imp ress i on . M r , M ar . . hands to reap the Pr.c l " ,,, with the required ranidite. mark its progress. The first festival wa,s held in the year • ..c s. cl. AB.d. - 3YP t (see bull % & N ir wie , d • I . D o Ver ' o l . g , quence ofiwhich the proceedings of th e d a y were b roug h t wou ld b e t h e b est c e t e r a, f or t h em • to ge t married at. shall 'bad asked him if he did not tell Aasn Taylor to Dal. tioe, compaNatiy e f deficien.iy of Irish reapers has b een 1769, which, was nearly coincident with the foundation Albion ....•• •• .. •• -3/. 105. 500 0050 0 0 83 r igr n :1 e ta . r ... .: . ..........115 4, 7,17, : 41 ), Y 2V0;t . r. i south. o . to in early terminationotn'd the troops were marched Witnese proposed Ratcliffe 'Church; and defendant said oulfess the truth, because ...mu bottles ha,d been found. supplied by manufacturing operatives, who this y ear of the General Hospital, which for consid era bly more Alliance Brit. and For. 7/. 14s 6d.bs. 100 0 0 11 0 0 1814 .reece (sr.° India) 1 I . 1 ale ,A,I back to the camp. Tim Lord-Lieutenant and his mete she ehould like it• to take place there, itS ip was a long Unde r the highest advice, he now wiahed to state, first, have spread themselves through the agricultural dis- than half a century hag depended for its support mainly In Dlt r o A! . arine ........ 1 i p , . e c z: e t ia b : : tog o g 25 1 g 0 393, reytown ...;...... m ,2nd & I7th of mon. sor.O'' ,„ • l a ,, , we r e entertained at lunch by Lord Seaton and the way from her home. Witness told her that a luau hi s reaso n for declining to go into the conversation, and tricts in considerable numbers. With regard to the on the proceeds of this triennial celebration. This insti- :atlas . •• • - -. •.• ... 15s Od. 50 0 J 515 0 18 'amburg h b ..........N l2 Turday&-_ Friis, i v 'Lon , te o ptf . poi' Di iv of the mont. ISo , 17 . , a ; i '., officers of the several regiments, and returned to tewn named Collins, who had been the steward of the Plicenixf secondly the subject of the conversation. The cause of wheat crop a greater difference of opinion prevails than tution, establishe I for the relief of sick and lame poor, ‘rgus Life ......... • • 41. per cent. 1100 0025 0 0 - ro T hi a l u l a .. :•"• • • " • " • • ..... •• M! 1 ) 311 Y ••• . • • ......,Dove _,, p ro Jo l!ritish Commercial .. 71. lOs. _5O o g _s_ 0 o - hy a special train at six o'clock. and knew hina, lived in Thomas-street, and probably at- his declining to go into the conversation was entirely was tee cas e l a st year. On the whole, the probability is without limitation as to p'ace of birth or residence, has, onduras ..........111117th of the montll.laauth o ri b •',- ',, leric 4 l.lled.& Gen. Life spr Letters from the 87th Royal irish Fusiliers to friends tended Redcliffe Church, and would know who it was if j e st some of the subjects mentioned should prejudice th e that the yi ld will be less than the average of years, and during 76 years, ministered to the medical and surgical ; cl i & bs. ; ( 0 )( 0 ) g g 1g g g 21 idia (vi aSouthampt.)M ; Ith It 20th of man. Plynl 4 ,„/.1. ~,Hr di a (via Al arseilles)M l 9th& 25th of Inert I. 'DOVet ':...' , 1 41, - in Kilkenny mention that the intelligence of the reselu. the banns were published in the name of William Joseph ease of the ' -d h h fh - ' b - e f h bh . d th • prisoner an te c erecter ot e witnese. It a 'tut one- ourt ein e immense pro uce o at d f I t necessities of nearly 400.000 patients of whom es ore ~ • s a• ° o u s n yn Y ...... • • • • •• •• •• 17s. Od 5000 500 - 1 - 7 a . • • • • "• '' - „.,7-• Man Wes (see India)G, 17; 8: 27 of mon •Dover', 4 .•)tt , tion of the Government to draught an army from ledia Jackson. Witness suggested that if he were to put in was nothing connected with himself or the airl's con- year. Nevertheless, a larger breadth of ground has than 91,000 have been inmates of the hospital, The fitst Eagle . ••••• 58. 50 0050 0 el -eland ........M It NlTwice daily ...... , HolJ 1 • 1 ,,e 00'1 it Equity and Law...... 414 per cent. 100 0 0 1 5 0 0 5•5, ,sbon .. tO Egpyt, to form a reserve for the Crimea, was received the banns as William Jackson, of the parish of St. Mary, d uc t, nor h a d h e any wish to extort a confeLio n f rom been devoted this season to wheat cultivation than can seven meetings after the festival was established yi, ded European Life l/. 20 00 1 all 18, • adeira ............10,9th of the month , I Sout`,: ooo l.' 1 , 1 • • ,hY - that ga lent and distinguished corps with the utmost Redcliffe, he would not recognise him, It was then h er , H e only th o u g ht it hi s duty to give he r advice t o be remembered. Barley is a heavy crola and had it not a pretit amounting to little more than 4,000/. ; but in General 6/. 50 0 1 , , r ,;;;- adeira .. ~.. .., .-, Y.123d of month •• ••!1•Ive"" .. , enthusiasm, fhe men and officers feeling confident that agreed between the witness and defendant that for the speak the truth. been for the recent rains, which from its luxuriant cha• the year 1799, chiefly in consequence of the energy of a Globe .•• ... 51. per cent. Stock. 1 ~ "' • ulta fsee Tama) I . I • „,. ee , 1 ~ ' 0' 47 5 0 53 • ' alts ..............N 8.18. &28 of mon.IDOV. , - !so, I Ho fine a regiment as theirs would not be left in a wate purpose of concealment the banns should be put in the Mr, Marshall asserted, and Mr. Allan and the magis- racter had beaten it down, the pruduce would, it is pro- Public-spirited inhabitant (the late Mr. Joseph Moore), il in u a r e d r La i n i;r . e ...... : . .. : .. 1 5 2 1 . p p eL c e t .5 10 00 0 0 I 00150 0 0 . 340 • aur i it i ius ssee meta) of inactivity when important services were likely a t b e name of William Jackson, omitting altogether the trates' clerk expressed tbeir opinion, that Mr. Simpson bable, have exceeded all precedent. As it is, a consi- the fsstival began to improve in ite character, graduelly rmp P •srial Life - -12 s. 100 0010 0 0 18R, Nll4th of th montrl „ th 'or t ' • going on. The 87th is now 1,049 strong, and its healthy name of " Joseph." On Saturday, the 14th October, was mistaken. It ppeared, on reference to the short- derable portion of the produce will, for this reason, be progressing through many changes of mutical taste and Indemnity Marine.... 13s & 3/. 100 00!20 0 0 - afexi"co t us •• - - .....111,20 of themoritl-.laoatb•-- • .., ~..• end efficient state may be judged of from the fact that accompanied by a young man, named George Edwin hand notes taken b a Mr. Chambers for the magistrates deteriorated in quality. The other crops are bountiful. fashion, until it reached its present position of eminence; Law Fire ............ 2s. & 2s. bs. 100 0012 10 0 4n . ~„s .... : - ::::....N;stblsth2sthemer. jDo u v t e t r a ' a iP •4 ;:"O f 1 . 0 0 0 10 0 0 59 , , w irsnsda ......k. jed& 17th of m . oriti fiio_,,, o r .1, . ' last month they had only 06 in hospital. The regiment, Brown, WitneSs went to give notice of the banns. On an d Ai r . Wooler's Y friends, that the form of question - Derbyshire Courier. whilst many have disapprared and others languish, it E tZ v al l 'i l i f iei . 6,; • e • riii . 1,1; : e .---- i g. 0 0 20 0 4 .. • 5 - vew Zealand. ...hy private slim ..IVal7 l , ~.• ,! however, has not yet been named as among those to be the way they naet Jane Lo n e, an d t o ld h er what they was to the effect that " something " had been found. HOPS.-The hops in this district are all that either shows no siens of decay. London . sent to Cairo. • were going to do, and witne s s said h e should put in his The magistrates, after some conversation as to th e growers or consumers can desire, being most abundant, We havAeen favoured with a copy of the receipts London eihip.... - Aminsula .......... AI •Ithlith27thofmon.j•r',•wir',, One of the reforms that will conspicuously mark the name ae William Jackson alone. She said " Very well." eff ec t produc e d On the public mind by statements which and almost entirely freefrom those scourges-naould and and expenditure at each festival since the commencement I t i re a Ti t . n ritri"e;Wien • : i iii 114%. 1 :er: r 1 T lgg gg%4 g 2 ,(,: , irii ..............M . Id h 97th of mon.,. 001_ 0 J AI', •, 9 'i A .-.rt Natal ..........N kly private ship...lV/Irv., ‘,.. 1 1 command of General Lord Seaton in Ireland ia the now Witness believed firmly that Jane Long knew he were not legal evidence, thought it desirable the matter. lice. On Wednesday last, the proprietors of Maginford of the present century. This is sufficiently interesting Minerva ........ •• .. sp. ct P . & bs. 20 0 0 2 0 0 6 ....„ve, , - ,•. s efr . i ( Ty ~ ~ ..........Ysllll , lll2sthormoil, .1., er ~..0 . , plan of consolidating the heed-quarters of all the cavalry intended leaving out one of his Christian names for the s h ou ld no t go furthe r , as Mr, Simpson would have a,n Farm (Messrs. Simmonds and Hunt) invited a party of to he extracted htre. Monarch .... .. ... - 5001 0 0 - ',many ........ ~../41 S , h 116th2thofino, .ID OI O O9 I . , ,in Dublin. Heretofore, to indulge. some politica,' pier. purpose of concealment. Witnese, accompanied by opportunity of making his explanation at the trial. gentlemen, consisting chiefly of those engaged in the YEAR' PRESIDENTS. RECEIPTS. PROFITS. National Loan Fund.. 5/. pe , • cent. 20 09210 a - Palladium Life ~. 1 0 . - - an Diemen's 'And (se , , c , pose, a tro_op was despatched to some wild cou ntr y Brown, went to Mr. Harwood, clerk of St, Mary Red- At a subsequent stage, Mr. Allan asked if it had come growth of hops in different parts of Kent, to intpect 1799... The Earl of Warwick - - - - Australia) .. - . r ' 1802... The Earl of Dartmouth 3,829 2,380 nhoenix . _ - - 1 60 •.,•,/ ~, ,Ijor . V 2, , ,,tr ilth il mon , l a 004."1" .'i quarter, and there left to the tender mercies of the cliffe, and gave notice of the banns. They afterwards ou t w h e th er ee r , wooie r had effected any insurance on their growth, and after a very minute and attentive exa .... •••• 1 , t 1805 , ...The Earl of aylesford ii . o p os , o i non-commissioned officers-the officers soldieriy by called on some tailor living in Redcliffe-street, who, for his wife's life, either in England or in India t tnination, it was unanimously admitted that, as a whole 180e...The Lord Guernsey - be 416 '0 ,c/I telegraph from Dublin. Miserable villages, accor'di ng the consideratio n of a gla s s of brandy and water, agreed Mr. Marshall replied that the question had not been there was nothing superior in the neighbourhood ; and 1811... The Earl of Bradford to English notione, such as Cahir, Longford, Ballinreb e , to say i n a nswer t o an y inq u i r i es th a t might be made, put during the course of these proceedings, but h e con . with respect to the growth of Geldings on this fawn it 1814... The Earl of PI mouth 7 144 3 131 Royal Exchange ...... 10/. per cent. Stock. all - .patcheti on the following day. with the excePl) 0 rIP' . Fethard, &c., - were made the head-quarters of corps that William Jackson and Jane Long had lived at his ed en tj tdth t t f Wl' hd b ' d h d II I ith f rt t't •th Y • • 8:476 4,296 y asser e ano a a ing a een insure .on ano pare e,eer or qua iy or quan iy, in e 1817.-The Earl of Warwick Ditto Life .... 1/ 14s - - - , outhampton),and the Malta. both of which vi'l ~ I_. treceding dat . 1,1 1. where the drill was Purely elementary. The head-quar. house for som e time, Wit ness agree d w i t h t h ee L on e t h e d ecease d' s lif e by his client. The only insurance Mr. whole county, nor did any one present ever recollect its 1820... The Earl of Dartmouth 9,483 5,00 t United Kingdom .... 1 4/ pct &bs. 20 0- 040 0 5% -._____......-- .ig d o ll/ ters of the 2d and 3d Dragoon Guards and 16th Lancers to meet her at 8 o'clock on the niorning of the Sth No- Wooler had effected in India was on the w if e o f a , c o e eq ua l i n former years.-Maidstone Journal. 1823... The Earl Talbot ll 115 5,806 Universal Life ... ..... 5/. per cent. 1100 0010 0 0 - - • Or l ntil l le i are now to be consolidated in Dublin, detaching troops venaber, in order to be at Redcliffe church, at half-past 8, Dunne. 1 , 21 .The Earl Howe - 412 6 5% We have received the Madrid 3 0 A off i only to Cork, Kilkenny, Belfast, Limerick, and Athy, to be, married. On the morning of that day witness Mr. Mewburn • 'cl • •'b d b •• ' d , jun., sai inquiries a een institute 1829... The Earl of Bradford 19th. Tho Gazelle publishes a cire fo o se ttl e ,/ .. the four former being bead-guarters of districts, and_the went into his mother's bed-room, as was his custom, to in India, but no reply had yet been received. The Lan- MINING INTELLIGENCE. 1834... The Earl of Aylesford. 0 0 ' / 1 //' eV hy the Minister of Justice to the g 00 i ., el 0 1 l as t th e nearest cavalry station to - the camp at the tear- wish her "good morhing," and, to his surprise, feund ,don agents of Indian insurancecompanieshad been a lied • 1837...The Lord Willeughby de 0 OP" 4 18 i regh. From the great facilities railroads have produced her dressed, ready to go out. She Broke 11,900 2,776 - - Dividend Amount 1 vinces directin them to furnish th 0 ) g t 0 sse said she had received to and frSem them itappeared there wa no su b aisu P r P n e d s . • C iaC ~ ( From, the Mining Journal of Saturday. ) 1840... The Lord Leigh ih squadron of dragoons can now be "railed" down to a information of his intended marriage and had Olen it) h d• fM i d 1 ' Annum. Share. tO 107, #ll l ' nt e rea ing or. eas ae s eposition, that gen- One effect of the very great decline in railway divi- 1t43...The Earl ot Creveu _..... diSaffected tovsn in a few hours, and after peace and steps to stop it. On witness say' ' hat h ' _ mg t e 7as re- tleman requested to have an addition made-viz., that dends has been already a, a increased demand for shar, s 1816.•• The Lord WrottesleY : . quiet sre restored return to head -quarters by the same solved to get m ied, his mother told him that his mas- on one occasion (June 11) he made a belladonna plaster in good dividend mines, and the small number of shares 1819... The Lord Guernsey, M.P 10,3'4 2,448 tssam Tea •• ... •• •• •• 5% 50 0020 0 0 - be ti l et° 1 0 4 . expeditious means. Colonel Campbell of the Que - ' ter Mr Pa n tny impediments in its way may 004 1 0 0 ei l , en s , • ye, would also be at th e chu rc h to turbid for Airs. Wooler b Dr. Jackson's directions. Dr ) The Lord Leigh 11,925 4,701 +Laotian Mart.• --- 24 per cent. 50 0 0 - _ (256) into which most of them are divided is becoming --"-- 'Bays, will take command of the Brigade. the marriage. Witness then determined not to ao to ATI( • Y ' t) td h d • . • ____ • ustrallari ilrtculturl 1/. Is. 100 0 0 17 10 0 30 ile of. 1 t was expected that tbe eto re ete , s i Another large number of invalids from the hospitel at Redcliffe Church, but to stay t h e nn ay or prisoner s serean correc eer eposa seriously felt in the market. During the past few days kustralian Trust .... 81. pet cent. R 70,552 to - 0 0 25 all 0 - !Oth would contain all the docusnell o oseyof i ee ()me and have his tion by stating that all who were in the room en the cer -51. (10 0 0 V Scutari arrived at Chatham on Friday afternoon by rail- breakfast with his mother. W:th a large amount of orders have not been executed, owing australian Royal Mail - ess met Jane Long tificate of death being read told her to gather up the tth • • b • rt f • h k T o e impossi i 1 y o getting t e stoc . he - nglo Mexican Mint. 11 105. 10 0 0 all _ he question with Rome. These , c eeet t ett_er lae t 1 P . , way fromieondon, having arrived at Portsmouth in the some days afterwards. She asked ho 't h h • • Th h 1 f th's amount was aid over t th la ew oeo i p o e os- British Aanerican Land 40 0 0 - tis said, be preceded by a Hort „ 00 0 9 ea 's fof w i was e . ad medicine bottles, and she believed her master did also ; formation of the Mining Exchange, and the publica at. p l e s rCent. 100 - lit 0 32 10 0 1351 Saldanha and Great Britain steamers. • A fatigue party, not kept his anointment, and afte pital. Canada ......... •• . ' their publication, and vvhich vii" ?erre° eel r some conversation Miss Lanchester, Miss Brecknell, and her rnaster were time of our official list, has given, ag we hear on all Do 5 per cent Bonds 51. per cent. - -1001 i provided with stretchers, was in attendance at the they agreed to get married at St. Ja ' the JO 42,0. mes s Church. He present. - ii ea only apswer that will be given to he POO •Strood. terminus, under the comnsand Of - Brigade Major told her tbat a person b the sides, a greater amount of confidence in minincr specu RAGGED ScaooLs.-Between 400 and 500 of the Dltto, 6 per cent. - 61. per cent. - „ - . d t ,be , ' Gordon., After a medical inspection bD Y 'll th II f' 1 h• Y name of Morgan, living in All the depositions having been signed, with the ex- i a ti ons tha,n hitherto exist e d amongtt th e gene ra l pue. children belongine to the King E +ward Ragged-school its/ Navigation Bonds - _ - h .. 6 per cent. 25 0 0 23 0 0 171 c - ution. Her Majesty has :exile e a `' et s. , 00' .. y r. oue , e orse air, tnew im, and that therefore he must tion of th tf D It• IS I E 1 ; i i t r , l o c I:eleg . r . a . p . .. .. ..... dosinw the Tribunal of the Hots, g er - e 0 e'egf - from Fort Pitt, 34 were ordered to ehe supplemental ornit the name of "Jose h" ' cep aoa lc a/a so n , t or whom telegraphic lie, and consequently a greater impetus is given to this of Industry, Spitalfields, were conveyed by railway to _ _ _ b lef I/ 0 t p in the banns She aereed messa es had been s t hospital at Erompton e and the remainder were conveyed to this. On Sunday the Ilth of N * , .g - en to Newcastle in vain, the pri- description of business ; and, if sech be the case when Forest-gate on Thursday, ant: enjoyed a day's recreation Equitable Reversionry 71 pr. cent 100 0 0 'lOO oe - (irdinance to that effect will shor t s ien se e .3, to the Invalid Barracks at St. Mary's. The • - ovember, they went soner was called up and the charge read over to him by h t e Exchange is but in its infancy, much more may be with their teachers and the committee of the institution. Ditto New ....... s .. _ - j 5000117 10 .1 - Queen, it is said, first objected t° .4. 0 0 50° ? ' ii inva. ids to the house of the clerk of St. James's, but he was out, Mr. Peacock, th • ' 1 e magistrates c erk, as follows •-" s evers. & !•nve t p 0 , 5 .c.& bs 1100 0 0 ,100 0 0 - a ciol.- a o JO ~ . For ex p ec t e d whee l greater numbers have joined it, and the As in former yeare, the expense of conveyance, together eri. Gen.BteamNavigation •1p ct 15 00,14 0 0 27.% tient, and it was not until the 0 - l e, 00 - - n or - xir name from .Portsmouth in charge of Acting A • - staetant- and they gave instructions to his dau . ghter to have the that he, in the month of June last nast at the townsh• • i , _ ile committee are enabled to make such changes in the ge. with a substantial dinner and tea, was borne by Mr. H. Hudson's 8ay.... •• •• - Stock. 1 - - a collective note on the subject Oa% pr': tOr Surgeon Thomas Henry Burgess. , • banns published. While 'witness' - was writin in his fGtB d • h • - o rea ar on, in t e county of Durham, did fele- Ilunuertord ~ ....•• .. 2/. ss. 100 0 0 100 0 0 - „--, eb., _ail h neral rules and in the official list, as may be deemed de- E. Gurney, whose liberality has tended greatly to the ii rpm the accounts received from '' -11 eY if a' o f, -- Ninety-sizmen of various regiments, comprising the name, Jane Lon dd h . . • h g ' geu ge un in t e side , smiled, a,nd niously, wilfully, and of malice aforethought kill and airabl ' London institution .•• - - - - - stl . 08 0 0 0 ("12th Lancers, 15th Dragoons, 15th Hussars, 2d Foot •d " e and proper in the extended nature of mining b us i. i m p rovement o f th e juveeiles of that neighhourhoo 1. , ondon Reversionary 5/ per cent. l 5 0 0 all - would appear that Carlist ban& .blislseee 0 , sal , You have left out one." The imarriaeo wet murder Jane Wooler the wife of him the said Jos h 4th, 7th, &c. 'have been discharged at Chathem, during solemnised on the 27th of November, at St. iames's Snaith Wool ' eP nesse We again seriously ask shareholders what objec. The children presented a very clea,n and orderly appear- It . ussell Institution.- - -,1210 0 - dOad , t , FP rent points. Tristany presente e , it st?„,-130 er. by then and there administering to her • 'and. Co 107. er cent 20 0 0117 10 0 27 . the last week. , tion there can beto makingtheir shares 1024 the insteadof anew The girls belonging te the Refuge, with their neat Prtc , ..qatenti i 4 _ 4 p 100 0 0 1 100 0 0 ' 1h I • h . yz' list , v. - • Church, in the names of William Jackson and Jane the said Jane Wooler • • • • , a certain poison called arsenic, Reversionary n . Soc. 141. pr cent. 0 - e o wit 40 followers ; Tavel .) , Gieo , 0 1 Forty men, beloneina to the following regimeets, Long After th 256ths? If an openmarket bedesirableformining, and itis dress and healthy-looking and cheerful countenaoces, Royal %tail • team.... • 11. p. share. 1000 1 60 0 0 79%, Mersa] in the neighbourhood 01 0 01 ' ' h 63d 68th al --• . ' e marriage they all went over to Carter's contrary to the form of the statute in such case made • viv. :-,-.9th, 21st, 4lst, 47th, 49th, 50t ,•, , , st, house and witness stayed there till five o' • " ddb 11 •it t. is • ' h•I d f d collar ere so y a parties, teere Mlle. .8 shares in were muc noticer, an swine a strong contrast to South .kustralian Land 6/. per cent. 25 00 1 all 36% IVO I • h tb clock, and provided. Cahecilla Parro de Berge, wit • 89th, 92d, and 934, proceeded on Thursday morning t o which' was hi 1 h . s psua our of returning from Mr The prisoner was then addressed b Mr ALL which it is possible to deal. Referring, again, to rail- many ef the other% Trust and Loan Comp. Upper Canada .... - 20001500 - officers, at Manresa. . ;'ejoin their depots ;37 of them embarked at Gravesend Payne'e. His mother was totally ignorant of his mar . • •' • y. AN way s , we are not surprised at the decline in profits ; our [ADVERTISEMENT.].--Holloway's Pills an astonishing • in the usual form. viz.-Having heard the evidende, do 1 on y astonishment is that shareholders did not foresee Remedy for Giddiness in the Head. -Mr. Neaten, drug- , , -.' for Cork. , : . rine,. and continued so till the following Friday when on wish to sa thin •ri a rto the ch 2 Y LIST OF 3COTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. . I • so lg t '• .. We-understand that some valuable machinery has Jost she - wag informed of it by means of a letter? She y not bl• It ny g i t. . nswe _ eire •ou long ago that to such a w compl ex i on must they gist, Hull, states, in a letter to Professor Holloway, ' ' P BIRTHS. e , - wee a.re oig o say any t . ung unless you desire te : do come at last." We have for years past steadily that Mr. John Ware, residing in Stubb's-buitlings, been erected in the dockyard at. Gibraltar for enabling would not at first believe it until she had been dow ' Dividend Amount ' fi fe O f nto so but whatever you say will be taken down in writing , upheld dividend mines against railways, and ca n West-street, Hull, had been afflicte•l with giddiness in Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. OP A FON. 0 repairs to the Machinery of steam-vessels to be effected the church and 'seen the register. When she found it and mb • • "c 1 •st tbe '' g 9, gtven in evil ence again you upon your proudly point to our List to show how far our pre. the head off and on for the last twenty years, and Annum. Share. On the 18th inst., at Torrington, of iti quickly .and substmatially. This addition to the port was true she was very grieved and angry, 'and Said Wit- trial, a a lTd l e now state to you and give yon clearl to un- • • y dicta:ins have been verified. The misfortune attend- though he tried many things during . that loeg e reet er " f W il WAN forwarded by the Ad m i r alty a t th e sugges ti on e e th e ness need not come home that night. He then * went derstand that h• X re d. Xs. d. On the 25th inst Mrs Richard est f ife° a Hon. Captain Grey,, and was brought into use for the ver-to Carter's hon you have not ing to hope from any pro se, and told jane Long and the mise or favour, and th• f f h 'in . 1 he found little or no relief from them g rai tvay speculation is,. that shareholders are com- period, yet . , , Bank of Scotlaad .. • • 71 , . per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 1847 0 •, _ '' ' •oe 'WICK square. / L o ° thers what had o.ccu no ing to ear rom any t reat pletely in the dark as to their re °salon and the do At last s he was induced to try Holloway's Pills, British Linen Company 8.. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 223710 00' „ het. thne with suceess in repairing the damage done to rred. Mr. Carter said witness which may be holden out to you to induce you to mak - - Ed P ' ' y • • Caledonian Bank ..• . 81. per cent. 10 002 10 0 3'. les On the 24th inst., at Eastcote HO •-* 1 0 .h. the.Perninsular asd Oriental Cempany'e steam-ship Sul- ld 1 b • cou lave a ed in his house, and he e not learn until too late their dividends may have been from hearing so many encomiums passed on their • • r. City of lasgow Bank 5/. per cent. 10 0 0 10 a 0 11117 s Henry Deane, Esq. and his wife would any admission or confession of your guilt ; but whatever • liff' the sofa bed paid from capital. As a proprietor stated at one virtu , es and wonderful as it 'nay appear, he is per- Clydesdale Bank •••• 5%/. p cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 .2 13. • a Of. - leo tau; whieh vessel broke the crank pin and seriously sleep op etead. Witness and defendant ou shall now say mb • • 'cl • - OP A DAUGHT O ' f esr d ' and n • mmercial Bank .• 71. per cent. 5 - 0 0 0 100 0 0 212/i •,s PO CP f • damaged her mein nhafe cenher. yoyage from Alexa P ndria, sle t together that ni ht - y hd c habit 1 g , and ehat was the first time upon your trial, notwithstanding such favour or threat. ay e given In evi ence against you of the meet I i week, " Contractors, law. featly cu , njoys bett r health than ever he C Inge as yers, engineers, and bankers made large fortenes, di i . . re hk ow e , e d before, t an sto Holloway's Pills -Sold by all ven• Eastern Bank .....• .• ill per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 111 Os the On the 24th inst., at Brentwood, a ye° , ea to Southampton with the I n dia and Chi na ma il s. H a d they a o to tegether as man and wife. The next - To which Mr W 1 - rdlthkG d Al • h oo er rep re - an o mig ty whilst tbe ro ert diminish dors o medicine , and at Professer Hello way's Esta, - • - N:dinb & Glasgow.... 314/. pi cent. 5 0 0 5 0 0 IL 15 u . Ho 11 the' ten -on day they• took lodgings in Wilder t t, d ' . peoprieters saw their p p y Exchange Bnk of ScOt.. - - - - . this rnathinery not been. available, there is every reas - .. _ -s ree an continued that I can say from the bottom of my heart that I a -- m as D e von , e op blishments 244, Strand London • and 80 Maiden-lane National Bank .. . s year by year.' In 1845 Great Nyestern stock paid 8 per , , , , 5i Per cent. 100 0 0 '.Ol 0 0 17010. On the 23d inst., at Dawlish, _ aw n] • ego to believe the • repai r s co uld no t h ave b een e ff ected at t o co habit until the 7th of December, when witness left innocent as any of you three gentlemen sitting tl • ' Noi•th of -co . tland Bank 5/ percent 20 0 0 , 210 0 41. 14s Joseph Wade, Esq., of the Inner s-s' - ` e nt, Witness had never see J s. • - lere , cent and stood t 220 to 230 ;in 1855 2 per cent and New York. eras e . ...Gibralt ar , .•Captai n Grey had also recently established ben , , a - aPe -ong since except in and I trust that Almighty God, before whom I stand, " a d• •'' d• " Royal Bank of 8 cotl. .. st. per cent 100 0 0 100 0 0 1301 sOn the 25th inst . ,at 4 Pelham stands at 58, In 1854 the English ivioeh . mines paid [. . ADYERTIMMENT.]-I‘lother s and Nurses will find Du Barry's 19°1 'ea fietindry_there, e which i s ex t ens i ve ly use d i n th e repa i r ., t h e s t ree ts. ' She nad then assaulted him, and called will bring to light the atrocious criminal who h R 1 • • • Union Bank of Scot. .. St. per cent. 100 0050 0 0 241 0. wife of J. M. •• ' Pennington, Esq. eul a as perpee from profits 317,9761. ; since then the dividends have delicious eya enta Aiabica Food admirably adapted to Western Bank •....... 71. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 77' 125 A Itt l j (Y i d, wing - of both steam and sailing ships. • him disgusting names, and he had been obliged to run trated this foul deed. remove all disorders of stomach and bowels to which in- , , lliance Fire and Lies.. 814/.pr cent 100 0 0 11 0 0 18/ s 0, greatly increased, and many of the shares have risen , . MARRIg Th t etra e' f ' ' A - medical • board was held at Brompton Barracks on away from her. ' Mr. Allan then (addressing the prisoner) said-It is our t tants and children are at all times liable, such as indigestion, British Guarantee .. 41. per cent. 10 0 0 20 0 11. 7s ct Leo 584 0 l o ts • v Ise In mines moreover, the cen . per cent. In a . , Frid a y, att en d e d by alr, G. It. Dartwell, Dr. Maclach• Mr. Stone, in suPPut nf • b is case, quoted the case of dnty-and a, painful duty it is-t o or d e t e flatulency, colic, dysentery, diarrl acca constipation, debility, Caledonian Fire insur . toeper cent. 1 0 0 0010 0 0 25/ ',„ On the 25th inst., at BromleY 'a • ...* clef , f the .e. - '''lan,, and Mt. A. J. Moorhead, for the purpose of ex- " Wiltshire v. Prince" and "Tonguea. Allen,"'eontend- nutted to Durham Gaol, and you ar r you o ay:. sharhholders are ' summoned every two months to and restlessness. It strengthens, nou • rishes, and is used with ritY or .'lasgow Lne . it. per cent. to 0 0 200 w. i os Eil ward, eldest son of Ed watd us__° s hte r 0 ito p, .. Irl d, audit their own accounts, and it is their own C . ol . onial Life ......... 51. per cent. ) 0 () 001 0 0 ise. D s Ealing, to Emily Louisa, fourth dang esio arele r si - arnining those men who were considered unfit for duty, i ng th a t i n th ese the principle wee . clearly laid down' acariedingly, for trial at the next assizr:s n ornh e e e more advantage than milk in rearing infants. We quote a it° harge of fault if they do not know every particular, even to the few testimonials :-No. 58,034, Grammar School, Stevenage, Edinburgh Life Insur. ••1. percent. 1 0 0 15 0 0 2 6 / 1 05 Wm. Carter, Esq ,of Southwark. ts Oh 4•14 , 0 when Illernen were ordered to be discharged from the th a t th e h aana s hould be clearly published, and that all poiSoning your wife. Eng. & Scot La• .Life 51.0cr cent. 50 0 0 3 5 0 il is. _Abbe ' A O pr On the 25th inst., at St. Mail lose t ella serviee i s .. , . .•- r the names •of the parties, both Christian and surname The prosecutor (Mr. Breekn 11) h ' minutest detail, respecting their property, both in regard Dec. 16, 185). " Gentlemen,-We have found it admirably Life - ssoc. Of Aca,,and 61. per cent. 10 0 0 110 0 5-: 0 ' s 1 R 00 5 Apar • e eying been bound FL Fowler, Egg:, of Sydney - Fortgies. , to pecuniary matters, and prospective results. Perhaps adapted for infants. Our baby has never once had di-ordered Nati ona l Fi re an d Life 6/. per cent• 10 0 0 1 0 0 2/, 0. . • The hgead-qtiarters ol the 25th Re hnent, recently ar- should be inserted ; that in the. present case this had over in a 300/. reco nisance to r e a etac t u te at the Durham at no former period either were there more promising bowels since taking it.-R. Ambler." Amsterdam, 31st Dec. North British ' Insur -71 per ce , ,,t. '2OO 0020 0 0 1337 0, ton, to Louisa, widow of the Ite eeth . rived frone.lndia, were medicallY lufPected at Fort Pitt clearly been wilfully and knowiugly, not done by the assizes, and the witnesses in 50l P ttish Union Insrnc. 714/. prcent. 20 0 0 1 0 0 1 1/. Hs POrehester-terrace, Hyde-park. . lipr give evidence, all 1852. Deer Sir,-Our child, up to the age of eleven weeks, sco iti f progressive mines to be purchased than at the present 5/, per cent 50 0 0 7 0 0 ,201 Os . Hoepitalson-Friday by Dr. y. eea - par les, an e marria e e Robt. Battersb Th h d C dih ' . a was therefore rendered null the parties left the court about 2 o'clo e ck. About 3 w • was very delicate antl wasting away, and milk, sago, and , atandard Life -- •••• - • - DIE n• str eet ' -8 ' 0 13'1 ' e time. United Dep. Assurance 5L per cent. 10 0 0 , 1 0 0 I -. u desier ,ged 1 . AOW , xciwters were neele r the orders of llinjor Holt and En- and void. belie-ve, Dr. Richardion arrived, but too lat ' eto complete . arrowroot turned sour on its stomach, causing great suffer- . - wee:- On the 24th inst. at 21, Cl° nge, SI P 4 r ot signs moorhead and Lewis. • Mr. Prideaux succeeded Mr. Stone on behalf of the his deposition. . Jag. Wo then fed it upon Du Barry's Revalenta Arabica, k Exc he 0 01 •tY' ne - Detachmeuta of the. 7th Dragoon Guards sailed from premoter. Hecited in support of his cause "Pougeet v. We understand Mr. Wooler was taken to D '' urham WOOLLEN TRADE. which agreed wonderfully with her ; and she is now, at the y)„;„.•1 THE HARVEST IN THE NORTH OP ENGLAND_ -Tr, T.._ n_ ...,_ _ Isaac Jones, Esq., o'f tbe Stec . e .. Gen ewes as e a, ne. • , .. - o-....: . Mal' -it! IM • ..1.• _.. , 1 . the North Wall on Thursday and the day before by the Tomkins," reported 'in Haggert's Consistory Report s shortly after the close of the proceedings. esi. acre of nine months. a Dliirrin anti liaala little virl. _. , -.:Dtiblin, Cork, and Glasgovi Company's boats, for Glee- and remarked on the sinanlaritv of Jane Lona herself' ........... ....... ea,..a. rent. Sn 1):-_, ... - • Dividend i Amount Name of Company. per 1 of Paid. Price. Annum. I Share. X s. d. £ s. d. British •• •• •• •• •• •• •• Ditto Provincial.... 71. 20 0 0 20 0 0 20 Brighton City of London .. •• •• 41. Os, 100 0 0 1:i0 6 v Continental (4th Cap.) . 60 0 0 20 0 0 Equitable • . •... •• —2/. 10s. j5O 0 0 all Great Central ...... • 8/ per cent. 10 0 0 all 11% Imperial .. • • ........ 10t & bonus. 50 0 0 all 89 Independent .......•• 51. i 40 0 0 PP London•• ............ 60 0 0 PP Do., Parl. Preference 61 per cent. 25 0 0 IP Pceix . .......... 4t. per cent. 60 0 0 52 0 0 30% Ratcliff —— . ....... 51. 100 0 0 90 0 0 73 United General ...... Si. 10s. 50 0 0 all 20 Westminster i hartered 41 per cent. 50 0 0 P i 43 Ditto, New ........ '5O 0 0 10 0 0 WATER-WORKS. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. £ a. d. £ s. d. East London Grand Junction .... •• 4 1 . per cnt. 50 0 0 all 70 Kent 5l. per cnt. .100 0 0 71, 1 4 Lambeth New River Company ' 21.105. - - Southwark &Vauxhall 51 per cnt. 100 0 0 814% West Middlesex BRIDGES. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. X a. d. X a. d. Mingerford Southwark ...... • • Ditto New 01'74 p.c l/. per rent. .5.1 0 0 Waterloo ......... Ditto Old Ann. of Si l/. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 324 Ditto Nw ditto of 71 II. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 28 Vauxhall DOCKS. Dividend Amount Name of Company, per of Paid. Price, Annum. Share. -- -- X s. d. X a. d. Commercial .. • • ....•• W. pr cent. Stock. Stock. East and %Vest India.. 6 pr cent. Stock. East Country.. 2os. per sh. London ..• • .•••• .• 5/. pr cent. Stock. 103 Ditto Bonds•• .. •• •. 4/. per cent. .t. Katharine .... •• •• 4 per cent. Stock. JOINT-SPOOK BANKS. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. 1 £ s. d. X s. d. tustralasia........... 1 20/. per cent. 40 0 0 all 94 British North American , 61. per cent. J 50 0 0 PP Commercial of London. 'lol.per cent 100 0 0 20 0 0 31S , Colonial .............. 15/ per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 A,,, lonian ............... 1 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 Loud . Char. Bk. cf Aus. 1 20 0 0 all 0 London and County .. 110 per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 391. Londe And Westminstr 1141. percent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 48 London Joint Stock ... ,12 . per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 31 Provincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 Ditto, New.... .. •• • • ; 8/.per cent. 10 0 0 all National of Ireland.... ;6! per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 gat. Provincial of Eng. i 81. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 Ditto, New .... •• •• ;8! per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 Jriental Bank Corpora. 8 1 . p ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all 42 , y South Australia ...... 141 p.ct.& bs. 25 0 0 391 PP Union of lustralia • • 30 , . per cent. 25 0 0 73k Ditto .. ........... 301. per cent. 2ib 0 Union of London ..... 20. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 21y 6 Union of Madrid ..... 1 40 0 0 all -- CANALS. Dividend Price Companies. 13 ~.4 per Price games of E Dividend Names of Companies. 11 per Co Annum. Co .g Annum. --- - -- !X ' X 4shtn &Oldh 98 71. p. ct. 139 qacciesfleld. 100 2/. 10s. 51 1 , Barnsley -• • • 160 — •• •• •• 100 16/. 15:' Brknk&.kbrg 150 41. Oxford .•• • • 100 Ile Birmingham 40, 4/. 91 Peak Forest. 78 Si Os. 86 Coventry.... 100 251. 209 Regent's •• • 30 '/ 141 4 Derby • —. l lOO 6 , . 15s. 84 Rochdale ... 85 11. 10s. 60 Ellsmre&Chs 69 24 p. ct Somrset Coal 140 Gran(l.l rein 100 3 pr.ct. Do. Lk Fi-t 12, Do , 6 pr. Ct ., 10 61. pr. ct. 12M - tfird &Wore 1 1 40 ' 281. 425 rand 'urrey 100 , 4/. Shrewsbury.. 1251 Grand Union 100; 1 , Os itOnitridgw.. 1 45 12/. 285 K.ennt & Avn 39 Os. Od. 6% , evern and 1 , Lancaster .. 1001 v''' e Rail. j 26 21 . 28 Leeds &Livrp 100' 25/. Warwick & 7 ; Qi Leicester.... 100 1 st . 49.6 Birming. 5 100 f `" 20 Leicstr &Nth 831 —28 y & 1 1! Loughborogh 112 701. 575 Napton.. $ 100 21 ' Monmouthsh 1100 Worcstr &) 78 2/. '2O Nlntgmerysh 100, Birming. 4Teltnsfwbry 100' Wilts & Brks I 10s. M. 1 • ustralian -Ilriculturl lt. Is. 100 0 0 tustralian Trust .... 8L pet cent. kustralian Royal Mail 5/. 10 0 0 nglo Mexican Mint. 11 10s. 10 0 0 British American Land 15s. Canada ........... 81. per cent. 100 0 0 Do 5 per cent Bonds 57. per cent. Ditto, 6 per cent. •• 61. per cent. Its/ Navigation Bonds Electric Telegraph .. 6 per cent. 25 0 0 Ditto • .. • -- •• Equitable Reversionry 71 pr. cent 100 0 0 Ditto New ...... • 50 0 0 ;en. e evers. & Invest. sp.c. & bs, 100 0 0 Gen.- team Navigation • 10 p ct 15 0 0 Hudson's 8ay...... •• - Stock. ffunuertord ••• .... •• .. 2/. ss. 100 0 0 London i rt,titution .•• London Reversionary Si per cent. lb 0 0 Russell Institution •.. _ Pee .'s Patent i 'and. Co 10/. per cent 20 0 0 Reversionary Int. Soc. 4%1. pr cent. 100 0 0 Royal %t ail team.... • 11 p. share. 100 0 0 South Australian Land 61. per cent. 25 0 0 Trust and Loan Comp. Upper Canada ...• 20 0 0 We.understand that some valuable machinery has just been erected in the dockyard at Gibraltar for enabling repairs to the machinery of steam-vessels to be effected quickly and substantially. This addition to the port waS forwarded by the Admiralty at the suggestion cf the Hon. Captain Grey, and was brought' into use for the ',, first time with success in repairing the damage done to the.Perninsular =I Oriental Company's steam-ship Sul tan, which vessel broke the crank pin and seriously damaged her em;.iallykfl on,her, voyage from Alexandria to Southampton with the India and China mails. Had this machinery not been available, there is every reason to believe the • repairs could not have been effected at ...Gibraltar. • Captain Grey had also recently established a fontdry,there, .which is extensively used in the repair ing both steam and sailing ships. A - medical board was held at Brompton Barracks on Friday, attended by Mr. G. R. Dartwell, Dr. Maclaeh •'. ) an, and Mr. A. J. Moorhead, for the purpose of ex - , mining those men who were considered unfit for duty, when lumen were ordered to be discharged from the servin e ,- . ' The hood-quarters of the 25th Regiment, recently ar . rived frernlndia, were medically inspected at Fort Pitt Rospital:on Friday by Dr. Robt. Battersby. The head ;;quarters were under the orders of Major Holt and En signs Moorhead and Lewis. . Detachments of the 7th Dragoon Guards sailed from , th e North Wall on Thursday, and the day before by the -.:Dublin, Cork, and Glasgow Company's boats, for Glas _, g ow „,p a , their route to Piershill Barracks, Edinburgh. ,Lientenant-Genoral the Hon. H. E. Butler is about to erect a handsome mural tablet in Thomastown Church, 1. county) of Kilkenny,' to the:'memory—of his three gallant t sons, Captain 'H. T. Butler (55th R eg i ment % ) and D'puty ri Assistant Adjutant-General,. who was killed at Inker clraan Capt. Chas., G. Butler .(86th R eg i ment), :vho -Y431,011'4,in Scinde, and who died of fever at Bombs y in t Xeleenthen last.; and to Captain James Arrear Butler, :',,ef.tlxeCeylon- Rifles, killed at Siliatria, whose is c daring hull successful defence of that fortress haril‘eee - - : - .tihe.'thente of universal admiration. The ‘-blet,'jnst "IPPlated, by. Gaffm, the sculptor, of tLP Qui.dranti, consists of :a slab of black marble, havi.ig a scroll of , white:Marble, on Which . are inscribed the names and services: of .the sons of the gallant General. The wliole. is surmounted by military trophies, in which the swerds of the three brothers are conspicuous objects. Within hare wreath are• the names of the several places at •which the gallant officers had distinguished themselves —.namely, China, Alma, Inkerman, Scinde, Caffrolr.nd, ati Silistrie. In the inscription to I,..lv aneg volunteer [AnvsatrsEmExr.]-I‘lothers and Nurses will find Du Barry's delicious Revalenta Arabica Food admirably adapted to remove all disorders of stomach and bowels to which in fants and children are at all times liable, such as indigestion, flatulency, colic, dysentery, diarrhoea, constipation, debility, and restlessness. It strengthens, nourishes, and is used with more advantage than milk in rearing infants. We quote a few testimonials :—No. 58,034, Grammar School, Stevenage, Dec. 16, 185 J. " Gentlemen,—We have found it admirably adapted for infants. Our baby has never once had di-ordered bowels since taking it.—R. Ambler." Amsterdam, 31st Dec. 1852. Dear Sir,—Our child, up to the age of eleven weeks, was very delicate and wasting away, and milk, sago, and arrowroot turned sour on its stomach, causing great suffer ing. We then fed it upon Du Barry's Revalenta Arabica, which agreed wonderfully with her ; and she is now, at the age of nine months, a plump and lively little girl.—Daniel Servas. Wildervank, Holland, 20 Sept. 1853. Dear Sir,-- Our baby, which Heaven presented us with ten months back, was attacked, when four weeks old, with a disease of the stomach and glands, by which our seven previous infants had all been carried off, and this last child seemed des fined to follow its sisters and brothers before many days, for our doctor, a very able practitioner, had, during three weeks, ex hausted all his skill, and was at a loss what to prescribe next, when he advised Du Tarry's Revalenta Arabica, which, I am happy to say, worked a great change IT the better in a few days ; and; in six weeks time, the child was perfectly well, and is now a cheerful, blooming boy—a source of the greatest happiness to us all. This delicious remedy may fairly be considered one of the greatest blessings ever disco vered.—With eternal gratitude, yours, &c., L. H. Vaalmau. In canisters, lib. 2s. 9d.; 21b. 4s. 6d.; 51b. lls. ; 121 b. 22 e. The 121 b., carria ge f ree , on receipt of Post-office order. Barry Du Barry & Co., 77, Regent-street, London ; also at Ib2, Piccadilly; 60, Gracecnurch-street ; 330, and 451, Strand; 4, Cheapside ; 60 and 68, Cornhill ; 49, Bishopsgate-street ; 55 , Charing-cross; 54, Upper Baker-street; 63 and 150, Oxford -street ; 89, High-street, Camden -town ; 18, Pall mall ; 7, ; 132, Now Bond-street ; 24, Nic,t comb-street ; 13, King Willi am -street, City ; 30, Conduit. street; 21, Coekspur-street ; 95, Farringdon-street ; 67, St. Churabyard; 6 Edward-Weft, Datillauliquare. Mr. Prideaux succeeded Mr. Stone on behalf of the promoter. Recited in support of his cause "Pougett v. Tomkins," reported 'in Haggert's Consistory Reports, and remarked on the singularity of Jane Long herself not having given evidence in 'contradiction to that of the promoter's. • --- Mr. Nash, for the defendant, cited the case of " Wake field v. Wakefield," observing, that all the evidence• which bore upon Jane Long, so far . as concerned her guilty knowledge of the.undue publication of the banns, rested solely upon the evidence of William Joseph Jackson, the minor himself, and was not supported. in any particular... This young woman, Jane Long, ap peared before—the court, for . anythi ng th a t h a d b een thernsaid,as a young woman of unbleinished reputa tion, against ,whose - character not' a word had been said. She was not, as in some of the cases cited, a woman of far more ma t ure age t h an her husband, but she appeared there: as a respectable person, the daughter, of a respectable tradesman, almost of an equal a; - ,te with the person to , whom sh e was t o b e mar- With. refe rence t o w h at M r. Prideaux had stated as to th e , singularity of the non-examination of Jane Long herself, thelearned counsel observedthata woman might be w,e, 1 1 'spilled, if she declined causing an imputa , tiou of perjury uktl . the character of a man,whom ahe THE HARVEST IN THE NORTH OF ENGLAND. Lan cashire and Cumberland the hay harve-t is about corn plet d. The crops are heavy in many districts, but have been badly secured ; in numbers of instances, in c , nsequence of the protracted wet weather, the hay has been nearly spoilt. Wheat is looking remark , hly and very little laid by the late stormy Weather; this is attributed to the crops not being heavy. Wheat is fast changing colour ; some fields have been already cut, and o'hers will soon be raw y ; the straw appears of goo length and bulk, and the ears are fine. Barley is lool ing well, and has not been much beaten down ; somt has been cut, and a good deal more is now ready f r the sickle. Oats are looking healthy and strong and in this description of corn the harvest has commenced Cumberland may be considered one of the finest districts in England for turnips, the crops of which are now looking most luxuriant ; they are a marked contrast to those in the midland counties, where this season the fly has made such ravages. A inr , st st un. dant crop is anticipated Potatoes are f a vour-o,ly spoke, of, and the crops are looking remarkably healthy ; at pre sent the disease is not much complained of. The weather is now very fine, and the harvest is proceeding most fa vourably. COMMITTAL OF A GENTLRMAN FOR THREE MONTHS WITH HARD LABOUR. BRADFORD, Aug. 23.—The same average amount of business in pieces for the season as noted last week has been transacted, there being a quiet trade for autumn goods. The manufacturers are employed in working out orders ; their stocks are very low, and the prices ten dered on new foreign contracts are too low for general acceptance. All descriptions of wool fully maintained the prices recently current, and the purchases for imme diate requirements have been steady, the fact of the majority of the spinners being pretty well supplied for the present preventing the trade from becoming active. Yarns are also in steady demand, and the prices con tinue firm. HALIFAX, Aug. 24.—We can quote no alteration whatever in the position.of the piece and yarn trades since last Saturday's market ; the demand in the latter branch is good. I n th e ' ono wool market within the same period th ere h as b een rat h er l ess a ctivity, but prices are q uoted firm and stiltionary, an d t h ere i s no seeming expectation of any ma terial change in this re spect. Th ere continues to be rood call for short stapled wools at l u g :rates, and good Dt in the mark e t. livn-breeds are stilt scarce At the Wandsworth Police Court; on Saturday, a short well-dressed young man, wearing mustachios, who gave the name of Gustavus Troughton, and described himself as a gentleman, residing in the Crystal-road, Brixton, was brought up before Mr. Beadon, and placed in the dock on the following very serious charge. Eliza Hoe, a very intelligent and lady-like young girl about 12 years of age, living with her parents at No. 3, Bedford-buildings, Larkhall-lane, Clapham, deposed that between 5 and 6 o'clock on Friday afternoon she was on Clapham-common with her three little sisters, when Phe saw the prisoner sitting down upon a seat under a tree. Upon walking past the tree the prisoner conducted him self in a most improper manner. She then walked on in the hopes of seeing a constable to give him into custody, and he followed her a short distance with his clothes in the same disordered state. He never spoke to her, nor did he attempt to touch her. She saw a mutable hear .~i _._ ....i ..,:. I 4.........1.144 IL ;~ t I 1 / 4 na - 11 I &COS m - 140 ) JONDOW : Printed and Published Iv? c oo, IP of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The So l . ow oe o Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy; 1 " Adams" Dloaday, Angst 21g* .1 eveni a~ F 'Jur, TI 1,,i r 0 Clet kb ) , 1 2 1 : 1 4 te et .„ - ' l llta , df ) 11 i v ' the ,D.Zlre er -Nred ' ' '. l t,• • • - , 111 golf * l4 y (4 , '• 1 Ul 5 9 4 ____--- 10 BIRTHS. f CO OF A CON. 0 11.6 ° 'Arti l On the 18th inst., a t T • 0 6 ,79, - Newland, Ist Ro orTington, of ' il Royal On - • I '' it °t er ' the 2ath inst., Mrs. Richard ..- ii f fr sl3° • e 0- wick-square. g the //If On the 24th inst., at Eastcote If Ot' m Henry Deane, Esq. 1 . A. e gr' OF A DALIGECTSS' 10 , 0 NO ‘/ rbOr ie On the 24th inst., at Brent wood, the w ife ° f ' t o Hold]. On the 23d inst tD • opt the i°l3 ' ~ a awlish, IN' y „ie. ~a , DP' Joseph Wade, Esq., of the Innis' . Te° 3 ' b it - 1 " -° On the 25th inst., at 4, Pelham.crese e- 1 wife of J. M. Pennington, Esq. lef e% ' sidi l , t rio t mARRIEn „ Ar dg , o f * f ed . On the 25th inst., at Bromley St• te°"-sclo li te ''' E_ . !_wa , rd, ehlest son of Etlwar . j g OOeleY• f tile - C' h 1 in„ ,to Emily Louisa fourth daughter ° , og ioli o r Wm. Carter, Esq , of So•uthwark. , ~,. ~, Oey' l a 8 1° of On the 25th inst., at St. Mary .A."" °- ;;-sc1 111-• P q ' t H. Fowler, Esq., of Sydney-place, onsloAliaresfr ton, to Louisa, widow of the late Ale l ' Porchester-terrace, Hyde•park. 6 t°e' } Isl i° DIE D. tree. , g, tor On the 2lth inst. at 21, Cloudesiers age d , r At m t i ii• Isaac Jones, inst , inst., the Stock Exch a g,,, e 'rol P i e f ;e 111 On the 24th ~ at Paris, 31aj"rni;i n , liftt.t 6 ',..Ce* olio Wellesley Torrens, K.C.8., ber Brits j e to r ,1 8. 1 %0 Pr tart' Commissioner, second son of Ow _ a l 0 t r Sir H. Torrens, K.C.8., Adjutant -Gael .4, ° I'o' , aged 46. On the 21th inst., at Leeds, gr. ` l"°h° 1 11°3e Ch el" .' cl• chant, aged 61. On the 23d inst., at Stanley E r " s° ' v(ol ,te' Fortey, Esq., aged 74. Esq., of ''. r e d' On the 21th inst., William Chester, one] flv grange, Leiewitmshire, aged :38. .., „ e x, e ° , l° . o o ° f ar On the 23 I inst., at Rottingdean. 0 ` 1 " - e au" ' d Do" ,t , e a Rodnlpli Blake, C. 13 , of the 331 Ber ' l a de, 0 P t. late Wm. Blake, Esq of 62, Pertlaud-p ~ 0 , burY, Hertfordshire. chelterilj (4° On the 21st in-t., at Osborne Lodge , g e lc 0, thew Ca sson S e y m our, Esq. • Le C r itne%rjott n a t, On the Ith at Kadikoi, Cur fie Alic o e, Es t q. , assi<tant surge on of s tl o , rfolo ges ce "lily son of Henry 'Ancell, Esq., of 3, Hyde-park, aged 25. ...-----; , ---: vo l d2i , k, Al I TA