The Sun. — London, England, 1842-09-10 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, SATURDA Y MORNING, SEPTENIBER 10 , 1842. ..._ _____ ...---- ,-......mm..n5,:,..temeet0ram0t......- --...............-•• . 7, 7- GEN ERAI_, RAILW AY INFOR AIATION. SENTENCES ON THE RIOTERS. SPIRIT of the PU BLIC JOURNALS. wound. ever meditated against the Church oflreland.” I GREAT SUULLER ' S CONTEST. ' wig. FROM THE DAILY PAPERS OF YESTERDAY. In this we have only to admire the tenacity of exist- COOMBES AND NEWEL. • SESSIONS, Sept. 7. ence, so . much beyond that of the feline species, which The great contest between these celebrated men, . . . , ..._, ... , ..„........ .....,.. ~. . ..„.. ~..,, ~ ... , „,..... .. ... .. . - SALFORDTIMES.-Though we think the re-delivery of our This morning the Chairman, Mr. J. F. Foster, the Irish Church , tpso s. , which has created the greatest degree of sporting in.. establishmen os- se Not nine prisoners by Akbar Khan a sine qua non for the ----- . Mr. G. Wood, M. P., Mr. W. F. Hulton, Mr. R. but ninety lives must an institution have whi h terest during the past month, terminated on Thursday -. • - '------ i' Orkncyli effectuation of any arrangement, and though we are survived so many heavy blows, and great .: in a manner exceedingly unsatisfactory, but in such . a L estA 7 ess , ' - 7, e s • -' - A • ,__ Heywood, Mr. P. James, and Mr. J. Lease, sat at S 11 IN .., ~.„-_,__ .. also inclined to consider that with those prisoners safe has . discouragements, and deadly wounds. And stall one as might have been reasonably expected, consider- s e , :-. .-se - -- Thzirse , 7 the New Balky, in the two Courts, for the purpose in our hands, there would be very little further• --- a- e ej of disposing of as much of the remaining business reason for carrying on the war, or retaining pos- she flourishes, ready to receive . as many more mortal ing the violence of the weather. Diversity of opinion -- -,- .W as possible, as in consequence of the annual meeting session- of one foot of the Affghan territory ; vet stabs . as it . may suit the views of her . supporters to on the merits of th . ese . men has run particularly high, have inflicted. Her gashes heal so kindly, that we and the result has inflicted a severe disappointment on 14. A P ;.,,,, ---„, _,---- Do 1 : : g;:- -'- ------% -Dint2 l -----'7: "7- 2075. - 774 -e -- ,_ T . ..,::, 4F--: ,Pc ' figlea ci - --7. : 17: . _ 17_ . of the Magistrates at Preston to-morrow, it became we cannot agree" with a Contemporary in arguing' as have no fears for her at the present crisis. Emancie ' the ,patrons of this sport,. independently of which . necessary to adjourn the Sessions. if it were almost indifferent by what means • the pation Acts, Tithe Acts, Corporation Acts, May- some very large sums have been won, not by the supe- k 2 e l -'7 - About half-past four o'clock the Magistrates retired captives were liberated, so long as that liberation nooth Grants,. and Education B o ards, every one an riot merit of the man, but from the effect of pure ac- StEMING THE ITS -TM , to their private room for the purpose of considering were effected. It - is and it is not true that the only " infernal machine" made for her destruction, have cident. The termination of the race may aptly be what sentences they ought to pass on the various or main object of our advance would be to save these all exploded harmlessly. This pop-gun affair of the said to have realised the old adage "It is better to e a gar (e -‘, '' ...-e B uilt who were convicted, and who had pleaded ' RAI WAYS persons. The main immediate object it is ; but its College election, even though Sir R. Peel's Solicitor- be born lucky than rich," for had each ursued the . "lt- to charges of being concerned in the late riots - Aber-clan gin '',,c: , • importance is denied, not from the intrinsic value of ~ . . es It which have taken place in the neighbourhood of Man- I • ' • p •• • General should• succeed, will not be fatal. -laving even tenor of his way, without any particular visits- • IN ME ~.1 f the lives at stake, though God forbid that we should braved the Whigs in power for eleven years, and tion of the elements, the victory, in all probability, -- ft-- - -• , rcatrose Chester, Bury, Oldham, &c. toupa ' unde te that importance, but from the duty which having been left ,by so m any Whig measures in would have been on the other side. It was a well- ' FATTED IigCDOM. ----- - a . Inverary On the return of the Magistrates, they first took 44 lies on the British Government, for the sake of future peaceful enjoyment of health and revenues, the known fact, established by daily observation, e rifirlziy . r s rar their seats in the New Court, when the following • . generations of its subjects, to enforce upon the threatened establishment may coolly look Mr. that the two best smilers on the River, hardly s ot 3.g.7.1/,' ,_•oi,- -- iip.,airm '-..• ..--. - \ G 2 prisoners were placed at the bar :-William Slinger, world, savage and civilized, the knowledge that a T. B. C. &c. Smith, or as he is called for shortness, excepting Charles Campbell, the champion of many , o , __ ti t- '''' --...,.„ s-T.' , • ,- . Thomas Collier, George Gilmore, John Liptrot, • British subject is never deserted by his Govern- .-. ) Glas g ow ; 7, C- Richard Redfern, James dmund Laster, inept. 'fake the parallel case of M'Leod's arrest at Mr. Alphabet Smith, in the . face, and say, by . the years standing, were Robert Coombes, of Milbank, VC.- ..--'--- 1 erd-agf ___, ' --- : 4 : irrimartx ',,, " . Roberts,‘ James- ITNicholl, and Joseph Speed. New York. England would have been bound to go classic assistance of the Ma i l, 4 , C on tempt Catdince and Robert Newel, of Battle-bridge-stairs, Horsely- • , • • -14 birf -1,, L nc/ondmy ' V"' - '7O .- Ar 0 11yhter itrnsk 1 • , Tea fr 6 ck. The Learned Chairman said he had been requested to war in his defence. Why ? Not because his life gladios, non pertimescam tuos." down, and the aquatic gentlemen were determined to • Awirim - ' i'Y .„,,,, ~ . 3,,:t „ .. 11 .. ,„_,...:-.-- - t..__ ; 6\ ... _.- ,=...„: _ Jk c 1 -4. l ' aa ''' tri ... ? AZ fwick by the Magistrates who presided at their trial to pro- would have been of equal value to those of the hun- HER ALD.-It has been noticed as remarkable, bring them together. Coombes is a perfect pheno- - 4 ,,,...... „4.. ~, .,: wi a , : a r 1,,, ..:,.. 3 , --5,, t ° a , . ...v [l37lPalnCk nounce the sentences which it had been agreed to pass dreds, or perhaps thousands, who might have p er i s h e d and exulted over as significant, that among the Minis- menon. There never was \vithin our m emory such a vl e t ___l,Lf . Trit. m,.,. : i T , I".• . on the prisoners, tried in the second Court. These in that contest, but in order that every English sib tors and elders of the Church of Scotland who p ie- man upon the river; although never exceeding nine • C,s A,„ s‘' 9" a9 '''. -A ,e e -- C.74,:rir 7 li% ° a 5 c . : It \Z"..4 --'' '''' -'-' ..,_ , cases were of War more serious complexion than ject, in whatever country his lot is cast, may be pro_ sented the Address at Dalkeith Palace to her Majesty, stone in weight, he defeated Kepping, George Camp- . Leitrim :A r e ''''', •fs; - 40 Not' tcsik those tried in the other Court. They were of an ag- tected by the consciousness on the part of himself and on her visit to Scotland, from the commission of the bell, Kelly, Phelpe, Hill, and indeed every man but - e - ‘./ - I 7 -' + ' 7 l'..' .Deraue„, le gravated description, as in almost every instance the those around him, that for any indisputable wrong General Assembly, the names of Dr. Bryce, Dr. Charles Campbell ; and his very last wager before --eeel , e . e - seaaa afaa i mf:\r , 0 _ o _. parties were ringleaders in the late riots, and had taken done him he has the power to force redress, though it Grant, and Mr. Robertson, of Ellon, are not to be that of yesterday was an effort to wrest from that .4thlunt. Dr°7Ader :' '..,W 1 , vc , . '). Aniith 0 ix1 4 14 ---- -,__ 7.-e1f?, 42 .1.4"W - - ' 3 t, _ tillp 'Z. an active part in turnincr out the hands at various may require the gigantic powers of the British • found. The explanation, we understand, may easily person the championship of the Thames. It turned -s- Innis 4. ,, Tha lin - '. •• • . .l a - • a, ,a. . FA* „ ~,,, .". lamp ' ' ' - . works, and pulling out the plugs from the boilers of empire to pursue it with e effect. Every great be afforded. These gentlemen-some of them cer- out an abortive attempt, and Coornbes having left -..., Ewa,' ,v , . ~ ,,.ig:l. R 1 2 . 5 . 1!..: % •..F EA . ; _,. . 0 1 " i • .•-- 1 • 4 --•-- , --- - 'A No Lincrick ''''' '-'. .. .."-- '' ----274 ' ir '''' N I;n4lfir 1. 7' i: , Ycrk - _,,:.,.,.- _ a rs , the steam-engines, so a.s to prevent their returning to nation is bound to teach the world that to maltreat tainly not the least known among the moderate party London, two years elapsed without anything being •s\-- e ',, 6;3.v-, •se '''' •-..,.. Newel the general inquiry -..._ - T____ c? 1 4- 1- Wc . c i '''.;W S - ----::'•:.. *, rer46" tr, ar work. William Slinger was orderel to be imprisoned one of its subjects, is always, and everywhere,., 4ia - ac- Xlivenn -- i c- , '..4...? , 7yhc_ad *--::.,,,,,,\- - Li , - , i.,- ,,,,, ,-• in the Kirk-were shut out by the dominant majority done on his part. Of Tfua • - a fur fourteen days, and required to find two sureties of 0 - kaT/ki a ee ' -- '• /41.1 , l'Ab and inevitably, to draw on themselves the whole of the Assembly from taking a part with their brethren seemed to be, even after this match was made, "Wh a t - • '-,,,,,Tralce • T: ° era ~--. ~.- --""t , / Cdr 5.i. 1, , 21 , .. SodurAam --'.. " 1 / 4 I IN. each, and enter into his own recognizances of power of his country. It is for this individual im- on this loyal and gratifying occasion, because they has he done ?" It was evident that he had, while in .... irczio , -5- 1 / ~•;f D- 3 7 ,,, ex; • ~ ce . ,-, \ '29/., to keep the peace for six months. Richard Red- . munity from wrong, that national greatness is prin. are sympathising with and supporting he ministers of the employ of various gentleinen, ex hibited suc h Care 74raterfoTa. , 4 ,-;-'1 , ..,/ ~‘"„,:,:. -;'_ _,,.,71 - adrch- .• \- •S lincoln 1-• , . , 7---- ' . ~.... reA . .....5..:...,,a,, . .." 3 1•1 \ .briy,s4. ::: . i i t : I .;_____ ::,, (:), f5..A..; :. :7 1 . L c l : 96 :l ,, iti 7.4, 1 11::: r m it t . 7 ~._\ I:2rn, trinity of a serious riot, and obstructing and cipally valuable to an honourable and unambitious Strathbogie inyieldingobedience to the law of theland, power and science as induced th os e w ho were first threate%ing the police; was to be imprisoned and kept as laid down by her Majesty's Judges-that is, being rate competent judges to back him. He first ' ..'" .. - - a'ae-sie_ , •A -. V.1'.., -- ea e , a'''---....7. - ear. ' .">,-, ealeeia people. The assertion of this immunity it is, and i • to larri labour, in Lancaster Castle, for six months. explained-because they are refusing to receive the came into notice in not the mere anxiety to avert certain bodily evil a sweepstakes match with N. e ss. ---...---s.-.,- • -.ifs, C ard ~ 1&a,,,,i,,,t‘; ‘ , r , a -,,,.. 1 , Joan al‘Nicholl, the same seutence. Jaines Roberts, from MtLeod, or Shelton, or Mackenzie, which interpretation of civil statutes at the hands of the Ellige, .of the Tower, and Byford, of Lambeth. , -eri-•,._, ---.... -,a, /4, (WI, __. __, Card,ow 'V ' /1 ' 2,," ~ \ ••ft':;-,„....:•......:,4, .„ . ,o. ....zus -• ' c\1f. , 610, T*Thickft o '1 refrn"794 to be imprisoned and kept to hard labour, in Lances- . justifies the terrible remedy of war. Is the care ex- Church Courts in opposition to the decrees o f th e le e nex t row ed Henry Maynard, and beat him, , a RAILWAYS-. 1 'ae -... ' elef : ..$ l . at _B e a., --ef aa: - -a- -- - •EaseZ Kaaba te `a .Ery Aro,,„hh ter Caetle, for eighteen months. Speed, who took an ereisecl by this country over all her subjects-her secular tribunals ! Ile ceuse of the exclusion of Dr. as also Pocock, well-kriown good men i and some a sea , Myriad e b-:;,_ \- - - .44 - , S ‘ ,, .V , ,, , ~ „ ICA athfaimpim ° 4, mote . akqive part in a riot, to be iinprisoned and kept to unshrinking readiness to assert all their rights and Bryce and his friends from honours enjoyed by others efforts were made to get up a match with him and the PAC nr .8.0r1E5..-\, 4' l 4 4 -- :a... ere s ee. VA ~a 5 /1.4; / " cwithre 'r 4. ,,r• -. 1 I r , P7ch uo i t 4 r y" , .. Vla actff srinio i 11- ( tglifoni. hard labour, in Lancaster Castle, for eighteen months. redress all their wrongs, at whatever cost of danger of their order, coupled with the occasion on which it champion in the early p a rt of this season, but failed \ ~ v g lt -1,-"fx -,. fr 4„, ‘4, ~,„ „ zr ,34 ,- rt \ 41Y "k a'N The Learned Chairman then sentenced Gilmore and end expense-is this determination evidenced in b u yi ng occurred, presents a somewhat remarkable feature in in consequence of Campbell desiring what is termed •. sa ...----.- . • Em tas lv ctA 1 1 `• Orkrd 1 :. 'l' d O,4'S e:4:ck 0, , = Z , , Laster to twelve months' imprisonment, and Collins hack from the hands of an enemy, mediately or inv. the picture which the Protestant Kirk of Scotland is " a waterman's wager," and his opponent refusing to c's •.,,,, c. , f „ is , it eu„..y.s, ..4„, L N cli . CA,l,:e fr and Liptrot to eighteen mouths' imprisonment in the mediately, the persons of those whose detention we now exhibiting to the country. Some may think row anything but a clear right-away row. The pre- r se Is A, I' ----- , a °P .4 ,4_thie r mzeri, _.?? , ...a..g 4 1- or . =•tre' -v-- ~ or * Salisi,....yzsr ~,,,E 51.L.1...-,*,,, . 7, wit _ ._<::, k 24417.510. . same gaol. consider to have been effected by a treacherous viola- that this cause ought to constitute the proper pass- sent match was then made for 1001., the men to row ea 'Se / \ __ camccston i sd „ Southapt - v crifota i r, s Milan 0 - . A.c!,, The Chairman and Magistrates then took their seats tion of all natural and conventional law ? Are we not port to such honours ; and that, when sought from with tide from Westminster-bridge to Putney. The . Poragesfor 1. ,!, ~,,t- ' 4 ' • r.., 47 . rant:dui, ' , Ark:. .. .- - aintoth ' Plycnouir . y. •skysr - N,G• , smidA 4 ' ' -900 in the Old Court, when the following prisoners were h such y an act holding out an invitation rather than a the hands of a Protestant Sovereign by those who betting opened at 5t04 on Newel, but sobered down , O e Pampa; 0 eSoaf -e. -- - _ar Atom 4 ri? ' • - -'':-/ f' a j J54.Mlc , ------ --Itric•-. -, --., Lowe, .. Of OT placed. at the bar :-William Bannister, William warning to future transgressors-a prospect of reward would overturn the very foundations of every Protes- to even ; and on Wednesday night, at the time of the . aa ea , '•••a . - - a ---e-a - tie e. - --- ~ ------- • ~-, - • e ---- --a•: Booth, John Butterworth, James Collins, James Da- instead of punishment to N d t in vrong- oers- eac ing our taut throne" in Christendom, they were not at least so last deposit, sto 4 was freely offered on Coombee, at . I , i vEL "aesaa - '" -32 ", - ee e e a • ee -___:,,,, - ee e..--- e e ma" e " ea' a ~a3e , , nimas -ze venport, Job Dearden, Anthony Glover, James Kay, enemies to fleece, not to respect us? No, it must be by very well deserved. Mr. Keaslefs, where the backers had assembled to . .•... • . ...• .•,., . . . ~. . ... _• ~ ... .. ._. . ..... .. .. . . •,, 7 - -' JAM Kay, Joseph Kay, Thomas Lane, John Law- menace, and by performance, if necessary, of that GLOBE.-We return to the evidence taken by make good the money, and no takers •• but money was N.B. In the following Tables AI signifie s son, Richard Leach, William Leach, Thomas Leach , menace, not by ransom - "ferro non auro" - that our the S e lect Committee a pp ointed b y the House of again being laid out at even on Thursday morning, the E after it. OPEN TO TAUNTON. Daniel Miller, James Pilling, Samuel S chofield, countrymen must be regained. And as we are con - Commons, " to in q uire into the o p eration of the law foul weather giving, as it was generally considered, 41* . STATIONS, with their Distan ces f rom P a ddi ng t on . James Simpson, William Standring, Jeffrey War- tent to risk our armies, to sacrifice our treasure, which prohibits the payment of wages in goods" the heavier man (Newel) the advantage. At four LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM. PADDINGToN, Ealing 5%, Hanwell 7%, Southall 9, West burton, James Whittaker, John Whitworth and rather than leave them unvindicated, so muet they (1 and 2 Will. IV., cap. 37), for the purpose of o'clock, amidst the pouring rain, the Leander, and STATIONS, with their Distances from London. Drayton 13, SLOUGH 18, MAIDENHEAD 02%, Twyfird 303, 174 King' La 1 21, REA'IG 3,5 ; 1, Pangbourne 41%, Goring - 44)- Wallingfor 4 d Robert Wolstenhelme. The Chairman . said all the submit, grievous as such a thought is, to an extension showing how completely that inquiry defeated the some other club boats, dragged their slow length B o ff ° n o r 0 1 2.: 4% 14 B e. r e r r o k eg h Li l ' teadWTRING ' 31/, A;lesinlr743%, Road 47%, S'TEVENTON 56%, Farringdon Road 634, Shriven prisoners had been found guilty of a riot, but it had of their bitter captivity, rather than that their avowed purpose of Mr. Fernand, by whom it was to the place of starting, and Newel having won the LEIGHTON 41, Bletchler and Fenny Stratford 46%, WoLvEn- ham 71j 20 SWINDON 77 (Junction w;th the Cheltenham Rail not been proved that any of them had used any vio- country should descend to unworthy concession for obtained.. .Phe Honourable Member for Knares- choice of station, went to the arch near the dam ; TON 52%, Roads 60, BLISWORTH 62%, Weedon 69%, Crick w 7) , I 3 o W x 1 0 9 7 N BBAATsisirElro6BF , CHIPPENHAM 931, Corsham lent language or used offensive weapons. In cense- their redemption. Here, however, we must guard borough had dealt in general and sweeping alle- both boats were covered, but there was an amaz- and Welton 75%, Runny (Midland Counties Junction) 83, " 6 Keynsham di, BRISTOL iCiSiTwaEiaten 1 .1 08, Saltfora 111%, quence of this fact, and in consideration -of their age, ourselves against one possible misconception. The gations against the entire body of the manufacturers, ing disparity in the size of ' the men. Coombes Brandon 89, COVENTRY 94 Hampton (Derby Junction) 103, 130%, Banwell 133/, WESTON Su edon 'Road PER :1 6 E 4 It ' E C ' 1364, High the sentence of the Court was, that each of them relinquishment of what we at present hold - in Air- whom he charged with flagrant violations of the law looked about Bst. :121b., his adversary about BIRMINGHAM 112%. bridge 1451, BRIDGEWATER 151%, TAUNTON 1624. should be imprisoned and kept to hard labour for ghanistan we do not count among concessions. In which prohibits the payment of wages in goods. In 10st.. 61b. Both were eager, .and at a quarter past . Departure Arrival Arrival _____. fourteen days in the New Bailey House of Corection. occupying Candahar and Jellalabad, or, if it so hap- the ardour of his excited feelings against the mam a . four were off. The sculls of each party moved like DOWN TRAINS. from at zt DOWN TRAINS London. Rugby. B rmingluun Daily, except Sundays. Derrture Arrival Padgnington. Swindon at Arrival at Junction. Destination. ir The Learned Chairman then directed that the pen, Caubul, we are not appropriating those cities, fhcturers, and especially against those of them who lightning ; each was trying his best for the start, but ____-_ Goads Train to Taunton .... 430 M TO OM 855 E term of their imprisonment should commence from nor in restoring_them should we be making any pay- belonged to the - Anti-Corn-law League, the Hon. Newel had it, and led the way. At the Horseferry Mixed, to Birmingham ... 60 AI 930 M 11 15111 To Taunton . • 6 0 835 12 35 the first day of the session, and as ten days had passed inent to the Atighans. We hold them as pledges till Gentleman specified the names of some manufacturers, he was a length a-head, at the Beacon half a len g th Third Class, ditto this would set them at liberty at the end of the week. justice is done us ; they are 'vantage ground from against whom he asaerted, he was prepared to sub- more, at Vauxhall-bridge two lengths or two and a ' • - Mixed ditto 8 0 11 56 M 145 Short Train to Maidenhead 9 0 - First Class, ditto The prisoners seemed thankful for the leniency shown which we dictate the terms of arrangement. Justice stantiate this mOde of oppressing their work-people, half. On entering the Reich it was a general opinion Mixed, to Rugby - ... 10 15 IOE 4 10E Short Train to Maidenhead .11 0 them. that neither boat could live through it, but they, how- "'MAIL, • satisfied, and our countrymen delivered, we have no and especially mentioned Mr. Cobden, the Member First Class The next batch placed at the bar were Stephen further plea for retaining them, and they fall hack, for Stockport, as one of the most notorious ever , c o ntinued on , Newel still leadin g , and increas- Mixed, to Birmingham ... 11 0 r 2 43 430 Sh ort T ra i n to S l ough 130 of course, Barlow, Thomas Barlow, John Cloves, William Dale , 0 e, to their old masters. Unless, indeed, by offenders. With what utter destitution of founds- ing in each stroke his advantage.' On arriving off Ditto ditto - 5 28 715 To Taunton 2OE4 50 855 William Diggle, David Greenhalg, Jeffrey Harwood, any evil destiny the . permanent possession of any of tion the charge •was made against Mr. Cobden, the silk-manufactory at Wandsworth, Newell, who 3 0 Ditto, to Aylesbury - ~..... 525 James Hill, William Ogden, William Holden, Thomas these territories should form part of the satisfac- and the maeufacturers, as a body, extracts in was then 150 yards a-head, was caught by a long Ditto, to Birmingha m... 5 0 B3B 10 la 4 Ditto, to Wolverton - Train to Slough .., To Bristol Owen, Peter Johnson, John Lumley, John Mannock, tion demanded by our rulers for those injuries, now abundance would serve to show. The inquiry, wave, and shipped a heavy sea. Coombes, who was et *-.AIL, Mixed B3O 11 56 130 iu Short Train to Maidenhead 530 Holt Crabb, John Nuttall, Samuel Partington, past repairing, which the Affghans have inflicted it is true, has proved that the " truck system " rowing a stern chase gallantly came right up to him, *MAIL, to York, by Rugby 9 0 12 15 Al To Swindon Thomas Partington, James Pemberton, Joseph ilk-P upon us. They are not ours ;we do not hold them as does prevail, notwithstanding the efforts of the Legis- and the wash or surf again breaking over him, his ' MAIL, to Taunton .... , 855 11 35 255 :1I ington, Samuel Roberts, James Schofield, Robert ours ;we should not give them back as ours ; and lature to extirpate it ; but it exists chiefly in those boat gradually went• down by, the head, and he was UP TRAINS. Departure Depar. Arrival from ture from at Goods Train to Taunton .... 930 215 M 10 45 Simpson, Joseph Standeven, Joseph Sutcliffe, John we earnestly hope that no arrangement will make districts in which the manufhcturers form but a corn- fortunately able to step into nis cutter. Coombes . Birmingham Rugby. London. SUNDAY DOV, , N Tit A INS. Tatton, James Taylor, Edward Thompson, Thomas them ours. Before concluding, we cannot resist call- parativele small portion of the population ; and was up to his ancles in water, and, drawing nearer ---- - Short. Train to Slough ' B3O M Walker, Edward Ward, William Watmough, and ing our readers' attention to one part of our Indian under circumstances which greatly extenuate the shore, rowed on to Putney, where he arrived just *Mixed, from W01vert0n........... ..... ...... ..... 930 M To Reading:, * D M itto ' ditto . . lO 30 9 0 Short Train to Slough 9 30 10 20 - William Wright. s correspondent's communication, which, in the most the infraction of the law. lhe evidence also before five, the winner of the race, but evidently in Ditto, from Birmingham... 70 M 823M12 45 E MA IL, to Taunton ... , ... .. 10 15 10 E 430 E The Learned, Chairman said they had all been unsuspicious way, evidences the audacious falsehood shows that the law is very extensively broken in bad condition. Newel afterwards came up in his Ditto, from Aylesbury found guilty of taking part in a riot where large num- • of Lord Palmerston's famous boast, that hy this war the agricultural districts, and in a way which is cutter, a picture of disappointment. *MAIL, First Class hers had assembled together, and although it was in- Lord Auckland had opened to our merchants the trade peculiarly oppressive and injurious to the agricultural Mixed, from Birmingham 10 0 11 17 315 To Swindon ..• .70 10 0 cumbent on them to pass a more severe sentence than of Central Asia. Arguing earnestly against the po- lebourers ; who are prevented, by the " truck sys- THE LATE MURDER AT Ditto ditto l2 Noon 123 E 6 0 MAIL, to Taunton 2 55 111 in the last case, yet, inasmuch as they had not re- Hey of a retreat, our correspondent tells us that " with tem," i from laying out their wages in the purchase of QuADRING. Ditto ditto... Ditto, from Rugby 1115 E - 2 35 630 4 0 745 UP TRAINS Time Leave Arrival sorted to violence, had not resisted the authorities and, the exception of those who fear that their emoluments peovisions at the best market. This is not, we take INQUEST ON THE BODY. Third Class, from Birming. 220413 10 0 of Swindon l at Daily. except Sundays. Starting. Junction. ' Paddington. moreover, as they all had good characters given them, may be lessened by the increased expenditure of the leave to Say, a necessary consequence of the "truck - kn adjourned inquest was • held on Wednesday on First Class, ditto I 4 (r.) 517 915 Short Train from Reading... 730 M ..7.= 855 M their sentences would not be severe. They were then war, and of soine mercantile egotists who care more system." We have been conversant with instances in the body of Mary Spencer, a schoolmistress, of whose Mixed, ditto. '6 0 718 11 15 Ditto from Slough .. 9 0 each sentenced to one months' imprisonment in the, for having the market immediately opened in Afghan- which' the system was instituted expressly for the Barbarous murder a report appeared a few days ago *MAIL, Mixed. ditto l2 Night 123 51 5 30M From Swindon - • 730 House of Correction, and at the termination to enter istan than for the honour of Great Britain, or the benefit of the workmen; to whom it was rendered, in The Sun. The bloody sbirt of the supposed naur- *Mixed, from Rugby • 5 0 From Bristol The Sunday Trains are m a rked*. Short Tr. from Maidenbead 11 1 - into their own recognizances of 20/. to keep the peace. security of India, the general desire is for obtain- by the disinterestedness of their employers, a great derer was produced in- Court, and after a patient in.. In addition to those marked, there is a Mixed Train leaves MAIL, from Bristol '. a ..... ... 840 10 28 1 10 James Barlow, John Bellfield, Samuel Connor, ing justice from the Affothans," and that we are saving both of time and money. Some such instances vestigation the Jurors returned a verdict of Wilful Birmingham on Sundays at 130 E, calling at all the Stations, Short Tr. from Maidenhead 1 45 E Henry Crossley, John Deardon, Walker Gregory, not to regard as the unbiassed opinion of India ." the are referred .to in the reported evidence before us ; Murder against William Howitt. and arriving in London at 730 E. Goods Train from Taunton.. 730 Al 540 E 12 o John Harley, Thomas Hill, Charles Hope, Thomas From Taunton ... clamour of interested speculators, who are eacrer to and others, equally, -if not more strongly, confirma- A letter from one of our Correspondents contains llorrocks, Lawrence Marsden, Thomas Pixton, Sa- .BIRMINGHAM AND DERBY. Ditto seed their goods instantly into Central Asia, in order to tory of the possibility of rendering it a source of some further particulars, as follows :-" The young muck Porter, John Higley, Thomas Ryder, and Short Train from Slough make larg.e profits there, CVell at the expense of British advantage •• to the workmen, have been within man who is committed for the horrid murder has from DOWN. UP From Taunton ... Thomas Smith, who were convicted for riot at Hey- honour:, i I Vith such persons we are far indeed from our own knowledge. It is, however, to be de- his birth -been deprived of the power of speaking and wood, were sentenced to three months each and hard Departure •Arrival DeF r a o rt u r Aatrrii;ra.l From Taunton sympathizing. But this their clamour does show plored that a system, good in itself, became hearing, but has been long dreaded on account of his TRAINS. from Bir., at TEAMS. 415 745 • 10 25 labour in the House of Correction, except Themes most palpably e that a, trade existed with those regions, dually very' extensively ' •.t d gra- fmalicious d . ation. The day y per%•el e to purposes o isposi after the urder, he mingham. Derby Derby. mingham. MAIL, from Taunton ,ll 15 2 3511 525 AI Smith, who was sentenced to six months' hard tabour; Goods Train from Taunton ti 30 E 240 740 which Lord Auckland's war, far from having created, sordid' gain, either by the manufacturers themselves was at work in a field close by the house in which and each were ordered to find two sureties of 101. each , gime .. 12 30M 2 15M ,*Mixed,.. 8 20M 10 20 Al SUNDAY Ul' TRAINS. has interrupted and continues to interrupt; that In- or by the oVerlOokers, who were frequently intrusted the mangled corpse lay a mere wreck of what it was *Mixed,.... 7ro 850 Ditto... 11 45 145 E Short Train from Slough to keep the peace for six months, and to enter intoB 45 M dian trade and Indian merchants, far from profiting with its management. The Legislature, therefore, only a few hours before, and he was actually observed Ist &2dID 30 12 15 E Ditto.. 180 E 3 20 From Swindon their own recognizances of 20/ by it, are energetically-nay, are accused of being wisely interposed .its powers for the removal of the by the bystanders to be satisfyi ng his hunger before Class 125 E 3 15 Ist &2d ...1 430 620 MAIL, from Taunton .......I .6 45 10 30 ikl 110 E Cyrus Hutchinson and John Rostrom, who pleaded Trains 4 0 554 *MAIL - i ll 0 12 45 M Short Train from Slough ... 50 E ...... dishonourably anxious for its termination at all temptation thus supplied. The eladual creation of the door (which was wide open), and while gazing guilty to a charge of riot at Bury, were sentenced, b Mixed . 615 815 From Taunton . . hazards; and that an interruption of commercial pros- populous villages around the more extensive manufac- on the lifeless remains of his victim. William Howitt•• 12 30 , 420 E '' 20 '. the former to six months, and the latter to eight • will 'ridag The Trains marked *run on Sundays, in addition to which Short Tr. from Maidenhead 730 - perity have to be added to the other resonsibili- tortes supplied to the work-people the means of was at large until 1 e evening, when- he was Trains months' imprisonment and hard labour in the Househe had goneßirminghamand Derby at 530 E, and arrive at leave, Ditto from Reading.... 9 0 ties of a Government which prolongs it one day beyond• •andother articles of apprehended ; readily obtaining provisions - to rest for the night. • either place at 715 E. MAIL, from Taunton ....... 11 15 . 2 35141 525 M of Correction. Moses Greenhalgh was sentenced to what honour and justice demand. neral consumption. They were then no longer sub- The box which contained his wearing apparel was The Short Trains stop at all the'intervening Stations. nine months' hard labour in Lancaster Castle, John • CHRONICLE.-It is a very edifying spectacle jeered, as formerly, to the necessity of Proceeding to examined, and eome of it to all appearance had been MIDLAND COUNTIES. • Allen, Thomas Lever, and Thomas Greenhalgh, to SOUTH WEgTBRN. for honest people to see the rogues who have cheated considerable distances to obtain them ; while the coin- soaked in blood, and afterwards washed, b u t not dried. STATIONS, with their Distances from Rugby. twelve months' imprisonment in the same gaol ; John them quarrelling amongst themselves. A contention petition for their custom by the dealers in the articles With them was found a knife; upon w hi c h bl oo d re - RUGBY, ULLEETRORPE 74, Broughton-Astley 11, Wig- NINE E A E TIO s STATIONS, with their Distances from Nine Elms. Butterworth, who had committed a violent assault on ston 6%, LEICESTER 20, SvsTos 241, , Sileby 27/, Barrow 30, m t a o n n d o r t r r t t li l 3 3 , \' ‘ V v imbledon 6, KINGSTON iO, IS . lII.St now raging amongst the Irish Tories resp ec t_ they required, preserved them from the impositions mained, although it had evidently been thrust in the. Esher and Hampton a workman in the employ of Mr. Fletcher, to eighteen ing a vacancy which has taken place in the repro- in price and quality to which they would have been ground. Howitt was at once taken by th e constable LOUGHBOROUGH 32114erniPE (Nottingham Junction) 37%, WOKING 23, Irarnborou,.,h . ' alton 15%, Weybridge 17%, 7 31%, Winchfield 38, BASlNG months' imprieoriment, and Earnshaw, who had been sentation of Dublin University by the elevation of subjected had they been restricted in their dealings to of Donington to his residence, where he remained DERBY 49 1 . Sawley 42%, Borrowash i, STOKE 46, Andover Road 56, WINCHESTER 64, Bishopstoke armed in the mob with a large club, to two years' Mr. Jackson to the Bench. As it is necessary for one shop.. that night. On the following morning the Coroner's DOWN . li UP. (Gosport Junction) 72, SOUTHAMPTON 77, Bottle 77, Fare imprisonment and hard labour in the same gaol. the business of the Government to have an Irish law STANDARD.-Some of the Irish journals pro- inquest was held on the body, The evidence was of ham 82, GOSPORT 87. Departure Arrival . Departure Arrival Robert Stott and Edward Tittler were sentenced to officer in Parliament, the new Solicitor-General, Mr. fessing Conservative and Protestant principles, have so convincing a nature that there is not a shadow of TRAINS. from at ITRAINS. from at three months' imprisonment in the House of Correc-Rugby. Derby I Derby. Rugliy. DOWN TRAINS. Departure Arrival at Arrival . Smith, very naturally offers himself for the vacancy. taken the opportunity of the approaching University doubt the prisoner was the murderer. James Howitt, from Southam. at tion, and ordered to find sureties to keep the peace Unfortunately for him, however, the Government election to make - Ist -- -- -- Nine Elms. ton. Gosport. for six months.a very violent attack upon LordhisB 15 Mll OAI - ----- happened to be most cordially disliked by a large Eliot. FOr this, however, we have been long pre- son was at home on the night of the deed, de- 2d Ditto , ~_ _._ ixr:tl;.,,,, veils Of L- • ~, re._ 3d Fast Trait :7_ - I i A . Si ,9, -----5ee......---e __ SE N TENCES ON THE RIOTERS. SPIRIT of the PUBLIC JOURNALS. wound ever meditated against the Church of Ireland. - 1 tit MEAT OU U.0.0u ton 000 oo l og o_ _no so . . GEN 1 4 .:111,AL RAI L Vl' Ali 11..j . N I,'' oBe sl. il_ ATI OiN . In this we have only to admire the tenacity of exist- COOMBES AND NEWEL. *too FRoM THE DAILY PAPERS OF YESTERDAY. • SALFORD SESSIONS, Sept. 7. ence, s . o much beyond that of the feliee species, which The great contest between these celebrated men, . , .., ~ . _ , .• , .., ,•.... ~. ....e. - -.. ... ~ t_ _. , .......... .. ~ _ .• . . I TIMES.-Though we think the re-delivery of our This morning the Chairman Mr. J. F. Foster, 1 - the Irish Church establishment possesses. Not nine, which has created the greatest degree of sporting in- -- ..---_,_ gamy prisoners by Akbar Khan a sine qua non for the but ninety lives must an institution have whi h terest during the past month, terminated on Thursday g ee e te -h . ..... . h : - •e e_ ht - --- - - , t ''. :t Mae-y.ll tlr. G. Wood, M. P., Mr. W. , F. Holton, Mr. R. effectuation of any arrangement, and though we are survived so many heavy bl ow s, and . gre . itt in a manner exceedingly unsatisfactory, but in su . ch a et ‘e KIN-...--- e - - leywood, Mr. P. James, and Mr. J. Lease, sat at S li N 272dr50' . 7 c ,, 7 --" .-L.- , :- • also inclined to consider that with those prisoners safe has . discouragements, and deadly wounds. And still one as might have been reasonably expected, consider- • te -- ,seg he New Bailey, in the two Courts, for the purpose in our hands, there would be very little further she flourishes, ready to receive as many more mortal ing the violence of the weather. Diversity of opinion e A _ , t ____.e . e' disposing of as much of the remaining business re n for carrying on the war, or retaining pos- --- a possible, as in consequence of the annual meeting session- of one foot of the Affghan territory ; vet stabs . as it may suit the views of her . supporters to on the merits of th . ese . men has run prticalarly high, 14. A .1) it - =,, _ Dornock .v -141 . - - 4• - e e- - .T. , t•-• ' have inflicted. Her gashes heal so kindly, that we and the result has inflicted a severe isappomtment on iss g - - .Dingwo7l ” d' the Magistrates at Preston to-morrow, it became we cannot agree' with a Contemporary in arguing' as hay . e no fears for her at the present crisis. Emanci t • ' the ,patrons of this sport ; independently of which . t e ...he h h. __ : . o nee testo - _to z ea - ,_ -- ...,_____.: _. iecessary to adjourn the Sessions. if it were almost indifferent by what means • the 'melon Acts, Tithe Acts, .Corporation Acts, May- some very large sums have been won, not by the supe- kk-E - -- r ns„ ; '-- About half-past four (Ale& the Magistrates retired captives were liberated, so long as that liberation nooth Grants,. and Education B o ards, every one an rior merit of the man, but from the effect of pure ac- lIIEWING THE ,-0- - — 4,-- , x - c 7L---- I i r.,.... --.,,, - ~. o their private room for the purpose of considering were effected. It is and it is not true that the only " infernal machine" made for her destruction, have cident. The termination of the race may aptly be se g th ett' Peterhead e abet sentences they ought to pass on the various or main object of our advance wOuld be to save these a h ll . exploded . hannlessly. This p o p-g-ii , n r affa s ir r of .t the said to have realised th . e o ” ld adage, "It is better to . o ga e ( ot..A t s '' soe e nieoners who were convicted, and who had pleaded RAI WAYS - - --o- - Trill' etere - s. . , tan Abcrcleen ....--, persons. The main immediate object it is ; but its umtlege election, even though Sir R. ee s o ci . or- be born lucky than rich, for had each pursued the . sulk , : to charges of being concerned in . the late riots e.--- fee 1 importance is denied, not from the intrinsic value of General should• succeed, will not be fatal. Having even tenor of his way, without any particular visite- el f whicb have taken place in the neighbourhood of Man- • IN TILE , I g the lives at stake, thou h God forbid that we should braved the Whigs in power for eleven years, and tion of the elements, the victory, in all probability, '---- e e tteee , Yontrose .:- .!hester, Bury, Oldham, &c. ' FATTED liaCDOlir. -,- a. Inverary toupar \ 44 underrate that importance, but from the duty which having been left ,by so m any Whig measures in would have been on the other side. It was a well- e On the return of the Magistrates, they first took - 7 - ,. ' rittehty r '-' 3l7 ' lies on the British Government, for the sake of future peaceful enjoyment of health and revenues, the known fact, established by daily observation, . :heir eeats in the New Court, when the followin • g generations of its subjects, to enforce upon the threatened establishment may coolly look Mr. that the two best smilers on the River, hardly /, 3.Y.:?Tr! -''-' .7),, , ,airm. ' *--- 7-- \ l l yr:29-- ----- --.., -f , --';' I , _ • 4 - ' risoners were placed at the bar t-William Slinger, , , world, savage and civilized, the knowledge that a T. B. C. &c. Smith, or as he is called for shortness, excepting Charles Campbell, the champion of many . g k 0 ..„ ___ llamas Collier, George Gihnore, John Liptrot, 1 • . British subject is never deserted by his Govern- Mr. Alphabet Smith, in the face, and say, by the years standing, were Robert Coombes, of Milbank, hel l e, - - I d,' ,) e Crhat g aw 'S.k , Richard Redfern, James Roberts Edmund Laster, ment. 'fake the parallel case of MtLeod's arrest at classic assistance of the M a il, ~ C on t ei apsi Catilince and Robert Newel, of Battle-bridge-stairs, Horsely- . th - et .- ..... ---hh p - Vet-, ~.,- , et tlee -__ -. eh . '" ' Wee/se; E 477 `'‘‘ - i - - "" - "`"...-.-1,, : i ' - James•M`Nicholl, and. Joseph Speed. • IA - ; ~_ zdna.0.0.77y• - 1 ., 4 , A „ , ,,..0... ~, , flmna i New York. England would have been bound to gc, . , ;she' " ... - tee her" ab. ktt • , tuos " down, and the aquatic gentlemen were determined to . The Learned Chairman said he had been requested to war in his defence. Why ? Not because his life gladios, non pertimescam . -.--- 7 ./.177, tp?Al fwick bv the Magistrates who presided at their trial to pro- would have been of equal value to those of the hun- HER A.LD.-It has been noticed as remarkable, bring them together. Coombes is a perfect plieno- . et 13 ico oloisim ,0., \ r o'o' - loot 3 WiThoost a Z A f.l37iPatri"ek . 1 - , ---... -- - --'.- r ° 7 A tk 0 o "ffleoi: o lOW n , Tri or isn mi; ,- ,.. , I - , 7 1 IN . liounce the sentences which it had been agreed to pass dreds, or perhaps thousands, who might have p er i s h e d and exulted over as significant, that among the Minis- menon, There never wes Within our m emory such a east.sear , C' -'-''-' 33 .1ga9 '4 •XkV S *'* CI -._ -- 'CL ,' 7 ~,, 311 the prisoners, tried in the second Court. These in that contest, but in °rder that everY English silt- ters and elders of the Church of Scotland who pre- man upon the river ; although never exceeding nine . %, Cl eves _ in ,,,,, 0 , e„ • , te, _ -nr_,. _ ois , o 7 . li \ \ a- 4 ,_.- ~.- 2 ,,-• : !,ases were of alfar more serious complexion than ject, in whatever country his lot is cast, may be pro_ sented the Address at Dalkeith Palace to her Majesty, stone in weight, he defeated Kepping, George Camp- . - h-V e ,Tertriet li r teletge_ •fa'; - -a,,,,, Not' tatk Ct. • those tried in the other Court. They were of an ag- tected by the consciousness on the part of himself and on her visit to Scotland, from the commission of the bell, Kelly, Phelpa, Hill, and indeed every man but te .. , , ,s , CoZway "N- . . -oot i ll - *s.„., 7 . 16 " 7 7'r'' .Dz-a.,,,t : . „ _. - - ,:-....,...4,1 pi , = •.A - 0 ~. .... _. Ca zravated description, as in almost every instance the those around him, that for any indisputable wrong General Assembly, the names of Dr. Bryce, Dr. Charles Campbell; and his very last wager before tete., el so e , 44thlone -Drweaa' --'-' ''...''' 1 , v.. v Ann.th V V1 404--- ' , -_i_. • earties were ringleaders in the late riots, and had taken done him he has the power to force redress, though it Grant, and Mr. Robertson, of Elton, are not to be that of yesterday was an eflbrt to wrest from that , -.- her ". e i - _ e t Alp .. e. • oo- Zonis ov , 1. . Wa y • en active part in turning out the hands at various may require the gigantic powers of the British found. The explanation, we understand, may easily person the championship of the Thaines. It turned Kiotare ..f. a s. eg g -- / R 15••11 . %' , ...S E A . :4'. = lancadfr ..' '' • --, % works, and pulling out the plugs from the boilers of empire to pursue it with :effect. Every great be afibrded. These gentlemen-some of them cer- out an abortive attempt, and Coornbes having left „ 4 -t:::,-, . . _, ~,,r,„ .......,:: ---- ....„,„....... 7:,...,...„ , . , • • , a 'NJ k e te e . t, se e t ta .,_ . ete, - , ---- J....e t : eh --e t e g, e York - \ • the steam-engines, so as to prevent their returning to nation is bound to teach the world that to maltreat tainly not the least known among the moderate party London, two years el•apsed without anything being • - mole 4 et statc... 4 .- ,?, 4 3- mc c ,_ , Leeds. = , •1.••• ; : t - 1N71:y 4 'he - o:it - •::::::: ,, , •,-- ~. •- 1 - 7 . 0 r,,,,ar : work. William Slinger was orderel to be imprisoned one of its subjects, is always, and everywhere, in the Kirk-were shut out by the dominant majority done on his part. Of N ewe l t e e general inquiry ' t ° Xlkrnn - - x ..... ; 4w , , - - ---.. • .st . I zjjej, Il s; 117y . MAR ":._ \ for fourteen days, and required to find two sureties of and inevitably, to draw on themselves the whole of the Assembly from taking a part with their brethren seemed to be, even after this match was made, " What - • t egg resne .Tipperaiy .---. • 11. '":t. / Creerngonitangyi. 2 , 1 -...'' ; zi„,A,,, k ,, f , --, ',, 1 10/. each, and enter into his own recog•nizances of power of his country. It is for this individual im- on this loyal and gratifying occasion because they has he done ?" It was evident that he had, while in s e , ete er ' 717;zi0 ,--., • / _if' D-37 .,,, ex; vie . -- \ : ehtl., ta keep the peace for six months. Richard Red- . munity from wrong, that national greatness is prin- are sympathising w i t h are a suppor ti ng ;h e m i n i s t ers o e the employ of various gentleinen, exhibited such • r Chet Waterford (- 4 ...;-',.../ ,It• „,:,:. z`._ _.,•,Tfarlech• = l'• • F. , S linceln - 1-- • , 1:2111, 0111 ty of a serious riot, and obstructing and cipally valuable to an honourable and unambitious Strathbogie inyieldingobeclience to the law of theland, power and science as induced those who were first- Thtb Tin e.... • ;_•5 14 '..e.: • ., Nee ..-, - . -- F . Iti e btetslo. 7 et e l t er ejAC s - '''e - 43 ti 0 Stifori j."),1 7 \ Lid.fol ......Yrldingimm 7 threate%ing the police; was to he imprisoned and kept as laid down by her Mejesty's Judges-that is, being rate competent judges to back him. He first --eggesi ehon t \ - ,,,' t o ;" • • -• etth 'et- the e ssoete e ? . e ite . f t , ee t no on , -a_ - ~ .. g -..._ ..... i ~.- , .. 7f7z,ilartp- .; y, -:+' t . • people. The assertion of this immunity it is, and . ~ * - tteto-ete 2.toterittote l 9% s' -et _ •onee. . ehhniete e ttt b"' ...1 il-Eeicestn• it , -,_ , t,, larri labour, in Lancaster Castle, fig six months. explained-because they are eefueing to receive the came into notice in not the mere anxiety to avert certain bodily evil a sweepstakes match with N 'l4 - ;.....a:7 -- --... Ca /4 4 / r"; - ,,,,...,.., ao4l4.,..**4 l '''''",'"'"‘. ia, h. e et er ,e , , , e __ . t , John MeNicholl, the same see - hence.. Jarnes Roberts, from MtLeod, or Shelton, or Mackenzie, which interpretation of civil statutes at the hands of the Ellige, .of the Tower, and Byford, of Lambeth. e „ even.. -.... t , e , _, , - ...cr.. ••• alfaa nor ri, Thickt d• l'ercrbrettgh. - 1 -' ‘ (e i ..... -.' -5:4 ( .$. 1, ,, %. 12, rowed" - i" to be imprisoned and kept to hard labour, in Lances- . justifies the terrible remedy of war. Is the care ex- Church COurts in opposition to the decrees of the He next rowed Henry Maynard, and beat him, RAILWAYS-. 1 net Att• ne- - - Meech 1 „ t itl e Ily Ilrorwhh 'I ' ter Caetle, for eighteen months. Speed, who took an ercised by this country over all her subjects-her secular tribunals . The c..use of the exclusion of Dr. sato I ococls, AN ell-knowu goed men ; and some \ el boo s \ - -.4 4 - , S, a zoo '''''',,„, I °to o .2irrtifoospio„ ° atunbni g e. 1 1. : aetive nart in a riot, to be imprisoned and kept to unshrinking readiness to assert all their rights and Bryce and his friends front honours enjoyed by others efforts were made to get up a match with him and the PACnr a0rm5........\ 4' it "---.... -4 ;,. VA ~..0 ' i5.4, - . &AI , s - ..I) 7 2ch hard labour, in Lancaster Castle, for eighteen months. redress all their wrongs., at whatever cost of danger of their order, conpled with the occasion on which it champion in the early p a rt of this season, but failed eta . ,t, ck \ 1 ,, , .... ...0. -o,,, A is, v i. I,ff , i .. g 5" %g dfc ,, l . e, c , - ~. 1 _,,, rtnio ~ . 1 , A 11S - Orkrd I :. ff er i f' d 09.'S t e:e 4 , l o:;' The Learned Chairman then sentenced Gilmore and and expense-is this determination evidenced in b u yi ng occurred, presents a somewhat remarkable feature in in consequence of Campbell desiring what is termed et \ ofe l ce • . fts - --- 1 4,- , - ,;."...4 IA :- - jj , ° nut le s.llAi ciis ovolslEß , ozo 4k. _ LN o f oCA,l,..ificl t e/ , Laster to twelve months' imprisonment, and Collins back from the hands of an enemy, mediately or inv. the picture which the Protestant Kirk of Scotland is " a waterman's wager," and his opponent refusing to oe toy e a °P 4 4% '.4, 4 13ridgemerri, _JP...C.O -4 y. Pr . 47.0' and Liptrot to eighteen mouths' imprisonment in the mediately, the persons of those whose detention we now exhibiting to the country. Seine may think row anything but a clear right-away row. The pre- c v A .P ..-e_ s e 'it se/she-y.7V elt"---lehts ote , et - ---:::- k2...4 1 -dc'7r _ xi same g,aol. consider to have been effected by a treacherous viola- that this cause ought to constitute the proper pass- sent match was then made for 1001., the men to row at le i \ =Kuhn :Exete r South= - v ,146 eliii. CAelan - z'k°.,, , ,a, , C...' oa. s Porelester A , a t.* • Cg s Coarirbio3 -get The Chairman and Magistrates then took their seats tion of all natural and conventional law ? Are we not Port to euch honoors ; and that, when sought from with tide from Westminster-bridge to Putney. The . / I , t • --T -- aletsttih Plyzunn47 u. 11,yrwt - i.V' , seviidh 7 4 4 ' 1 .904 , 0 1 2-enztyncr, 0 - - . -e-- - --,-, ....- 4 .1 _-, .Bri • Aton. /P k I ,', in the Old Court, when the following prisoners were by such an act holding out an invitation rather than a I the hands of a Protestant Sovereign by those who betting opened at 5t04 on Newel, but sobered down eSe," - - =heitth ag i t amp, -- --eetreetteete ----, Lae, - -'',.-"r placed. at the bar t-William Bannister, William 0 warning to future transgressors-a prospect of reward would overturn the very foundations of every Protes- to even ; and on Wednesday night, at the time of the . 74 , t e t e 4 --e _ e ...es- en, .... _ ...o. ...... - ------- , -4,- -• , . ____,---- g e t. . ' i l i tL he - _eehfs;; *323 a o - is ..g e e - e ste • - -,..17. _:-.,-,:==.----- '‘* . Booth, John Butterworth, James Collins, James Da- vrong- oers- eac ing our instead of punishment to N d t ii• tent throne" in Christendom, they were not at least so last deposit, sto 4 was freely offered on Coombee, at I b „, , t . i ., e t s t o ...4.2lfracs .7.r venport, Job Dearden, Anthony Glover, James Kay, enemies to fleece, not to respect us? No, it must be by very well deserved. Mr. Keaslefs, where the backers had assembled to - , ..... . ..-- -.. . ~. -. . . ,_ . .„ . ~, ... .. ._. . ..t. . , .. . . •. , a- John Kay, Joseph Kay, Thoma.s Lane, John Law- menace, and by performance, if necessary, of that GLOBE.-We return to the evidence taken by make good the money, and no takers • but money was N.B. In the following Tables AI signifies before Noon, awl GREAT WESTERN. , son, Richard Leach, William Leach, Thomas Leach, menace, not by ransom-"ferro non auro"-that our the Select Committee appointed by the House of again being laid out at even on Thursday morning, the E ofter it. OPEN TO TAUNTON. . Daniel Miller, James Pilling, Samuel Schofield, countrymen must be regained. And as we are con- Commons, "to inquire into the operation of the law foul weather giving, as it was generally considered, see STATIONS, with their Distances from Paddington. James Simpson, William Standring, Jeffrey War- tent to risk our armies, to sacrifice our treasure, which prohibits the payment of wages in goods" the heavier man (Newel) the advantage. At four LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM. PADDINcOOOr, Ealing 5%, Hanwell 7%, Southall 9, West Dro ol ton 13, SLOUGH 18, MAIDENHEAD 22%, Twyford 303, burton, James Whittaker, John Whitworth and rather than leave them unvindicated, so must they (1 and 2 Will. IV., cap. 37), for the purpose of o'clock, amidst the pouring rain, the Leander, and STATIONS, with their Distances from London. READING 3,5 ; 1, Pan,ohourne 41%, Goring 44,1- Wallingford Harrow III ; WATFORD 174 King's Langley 21, Robert Wolstenhelme. The Chairman . said ail the submit, grievous as such a thought is, to an extension showing how completely that inquiry defeated the some other club boats, dragged their slow length B 0 1 ; ° m o o , P 0r °14 24%, Berkhamis'tead '2B, Toros:3l4, Aylesbury 43%, .Road 7 4 I 7%, s STEVENTON 56%, Farringdon Road 634, Shriven . prisoners had been found guilty of a riot, but it had of their bitter captivity, rather than that their avowed ° purrse of Mr. Ferrand,. by whom it was to the place of starting, and Newel having won the LEIGHTON 41, Bletchley and Fenny Stratford 46%, Woovisn- ham t oo ov o nsn i ots 77 (Junction woh the Cheltenham Rail - not been proved that any of them had used any vio- country should descend to unworthy concession for obtained.. .f.he Honourable Member for Knares- choice of station, went to the arch near the dam ; T O N 52%, Roads 60, BLISWORTH 62%, Weedon 69%, Crick 9 1‘ 5 7' 'Box 19 T 1 - J N . , B I A A :i s t E I T O6 B2, ' 1, r pHIPPENHA al 934, Corsham lent language or used offensive weapons. In conse- their redemption. Here, however, we must guard borough had dealt in general and sweeping alle- both boats were covered, but there was an amaz- and Welton 75%, Rut BY (Midland Count b ies J Junction) lo B 3 3, Keynsham Ilae, BRISTOL i C it3i, W.lSl'ar O s e n a 1 1 0 .2 8 6 k, c la e l v L f e t kl l 1 k i 1 quence of this fact, and in consideration -of their age, ourselves against one possible misconception. The gations against the entire body of the manufacturers, ing disparity in the size of • the men. Coombes Brandon 89, COYENTRY 94, Hampton (Der y unction) ' 130%, Banwell 1334, WESTON SUPER MERE 1364, Hi:i l l- I the sentence of the Court was, that each of them relinquishment of what we at present hold . in Alf- whom he charged with flagrant violations of the law looked about Bst. •121 b., his adversary about BIIOIINGHAM 112%. bridge 1454, BRIDGEWATER 151%, TAUNTON 1624. should be imprisoned and kept to hard labour for ghanistan we do not count amOng concessions. In which prohibits the payment of wages in goods. In 1 - ost 61b. Both were eager, .and at a quarter past - Departure Arrival A :rival DOWN TRAINS Derrture Arrival at Arrival at fourteen days in the New Bailey House of Corection. occupying Candahar and Jelhilabad, or, if it SO hap- the ardour of his excited feelings against the menu- four were off. The sculls of each party moved like DOWN TRAINS. from at ot London. Rugby. B rmingluon Daily, except Sundays. Padgn in g ton. rin i c n tl o o n n De s t t i ln ei a r tion The Learned Chairman then directed that the pen, Caubul, we are not appropriating those cities, facturers, and especially against those of them who lightning ; each was trying his best for the start, but _._._______---_____ _— —_— - G - Utths Tram to Taunton .... 430 Al 10 OM . 855 E . term of their imprisonment should commence from nor in restoring_them should we be making any pay- belonged to the - Anti-Corn-law League, the Hon. Newel had it, and led the way. At the Horseferry Mixed, to Birmingham ... 6 0 111 930M11 15 51 To Taunton the first day of the session, and as ten days had passed inent to the Atighans. We hold them as pledges till Gentleman specified the names of some manufacturers, he was a length a-head, at the Beacon half a len g th Third Class, ditto this would set them at liberty at the end of the week. justice is done us ; they are 'vantage ground from against whom he aseterted, he was prepared to sub , more, at Vauxhall-bridge two length-s or tWo and a Mixed ' • • ditto First Class, ditto 845 MAIL, to Taunton . ..... ... 10 15 1 OE 4 10E The prisoners seemed thankful for the leniency shown which we dictate the terms of arrangement. Justice stantiate this - m Ode . of oppre:ssing their work-people, half. On entering the Reach it was a general opinion Mixed, to Rugby them. satisfied, and our countrymen delivered, we have no and especially mentioned Mr. Cobden, the Member that neither boat could live throngh it, but they, how- "'MAIL, First Class • To Taunton l2 Noon 258 635 E The next batch placed at the bar were Stephen further plea for retaining them, and the fll 1 h for Stockport, as one of the most notorious y a tact, ever, continued on, Newel still leading, and increas- Mixed, to Birmingham ... 11 0 r 2 43 430 Short Train to Slough l3O o Barlow, Thomas Barlow, John Clowes, William Dale, of course, to their old masters. Unless, indeed, by offenders. 'With what utter destitution of founda- ing in each stroke his advantage: On arriving off Ditto ditto - 5 28 715 To Taunton 2OE4 50 855 William Diggle, David Greenhalg, Jeffrey Harwood, any evil destiny the' permanent possession of any of tion the charge .was made against Mr. Cobden, the silk-manufactory at Wandsworth, Newell, who Ditto to A lesbur 'Ditto' Y • y ' o ,to Birmingha m5O . 8 38 10 la Short Train to Reading .... 4 0 ..... ~..... 5 2.5 -Short Train to Slough James Hill, William Ogden, William Holden,Thomas these territories should form part of the satisfac- and the maeufacturers, a.s a body, extracts in was then 150 yards a-head, was caught by a long 4 Ditto, to Wolverton Owen, Peter Johnson, John Lumley, John Mannock, tion demanded by our rulers for those injuries, now abundance would serve to show. The inquiry, wave, and shipped a heavy sea. Coombes, who was M 4 -.AIL, Mixed Holt Crabb, John Naftali, Samuel Partington, past repairing, which the Affghans have inflicted it is true, has proved that the " truck system " rowing a stern chase gallantly came right up to him, *Mem, to York, by Rugby 9 0 12 15 Al To Swindon Thomas Partington, James Pemberton Joseph Pilk- upon us. They are not ours ; we do not hold them as does prevail, notwithstanding the efforts of the Legis- and the wash or eurf a g ai ,' n breaking over him, his ' Departure Depar. Arrival MAIL, to Taunten . 855 11 35 255 M ington, Samuel Roberts, James Schofield, Robert ours ;we should not give them back as ours ; and lature to extirpate it ; but it exists chiefly in those boat gradually .went down by . the head, and he was UP TRAINS. from ture from at Goods Train to Ta ' unton .... 930 215 M 10 45 Simpson Joseph Standeven, Joseph Sutcliffe, John we earnestly hope that no arrangement will make districts in which the manufacturers form but a corn- fortunately able - to step into nis cutter. Coombes Birmingham Rugby. London. SUNDAY DOM" NTR AINS , Short Train to Slough ' 8 30 NI Tatton, ' James Taylor, Edward Thompson, Thomas them ours. Before concluding, we cannot resist call- paratively small portion of the population ; and was up to his ancles in water, and, drawing nearer ------- -- *Mixed from Wolverton.. ......... ..... ...... ..... 930 M To Readiri o s 'Walker, Edward 'Ward, William Watmough, and : mg our readers' attention to one part of our Indian under circumstances which greatly extenuate the shore, rowed on to Putney, where he arrived just Ditto ' ditto . William Wrig•ht. correspondent's communication, which, in the most the infraction of the law. The evidence also before five, the winner of the race, but evidently in Ditto, from Birmiogham... 7OM 823M12 45 E MAIL, to Taunton ... , ... .. 10 15 10 E 430 E The Learned, Chairman said they had all been unsuspiciouS way, evidences the audacious falsehood shows that the law is very extensively broken in bad condition. Newel afterwards came up in his Ditto, from Aylesbury found guilty of taking part in a riot where large num- of Lord Palmerston's famous boast, that by this war the agricultural districts, and in a way vvhich is cutter, a picture of disappointment. *MAIL, First Class bers had assembled together, and although it was in- Lord Auckland had opened to our merchants the trade peculiarly oppressive and injurious to the agricultural Mixed, from Birmingham 10 0 11 17 315 To Swindon o. .7o 10 o cumbent on them to pass a more Severe sentence than of Central Asia. Arg•uing earnestly against the po- le.bourerse who are prevented, by the " truck sys- THE LATE MURDER AT Ditto ditto 1 12 Noon 123 E 6 0 630 MAIL, to Taunton t ;8 55 11 35 255 M ": in the last case, yet, inasmuch as they had not re- lky of a retreat, our correepondent tells us that " with teen"' from laying out their wages in the purchase of QUADRING. Ditto ditto .. Ditto, from Rugby IIISE - 2 35 4 0 745 UP TRAINS Time Leave Arrival sorted to violence, had not resisted the atahorities, and, the exception of those who fear that their emoluments peovisions at the best market. This is not, we take INQUEST ON THE BODY. Third Class, from Binning.. 220413 10 0 of Swindon l at _ Daily. except Sundays. Starting. Junction. ' Paddington. moreover, as they all had good characters given them, may be lessened by the increased expenditure of the , leave to Say, a necessary consequence of the " truck - on W • • kn adjourned inquest was • held ednesday on First Class, ditto I 4 0 517 915 Short Train from Reading...l 730 M ..7.7 — ... .: 855 M their sentences would not be severe. They were then war, and of sozne mercantile egotists who care more system." We have been conversant with instances in tbe body of Mary Spencer, a schoolmistress, of whose Mixed, ditto. '6 0 718 11 15 Ditto from Slough. i l 9 0 each sentenced to one months' hnprisonment in the, for having the market immediately opened in Afghan- which' the system Was' instituted expressly for the harbarous murder a report appeared a few days ago *MAIL, Mixed. ditto ... lo Night 123 Al 5 30M From Swindon - . 1 7 30 *Mixed, from Rugby House of Correction, and at the termination to enter iskaz than for the honour of Great Britain, or the benefit of the workmen . ; to whom it was rendered, in The Sun. The bloody sbirt of the supposed naur- The Sunday Trains are m a rked*. Short Tr. from Maidenb:ead, 11 1 - - into their own recognizances of 20/. to keep the peace. security of India, the general desire is for obtain- by the disinterestedness of their employers, a great derer was produced •i n Court, and after a patient in.. In addition to those marked, there is a Mixed Train leaves MAIL. from Bristol ... : ..I 840 1 2 0 8 . 1 10 James 13arlow, John Bellfield, Samuel Connor, i ng j us tice from the Affghens," and that we are saving both of time and monev. Some such instances vestigation the Jurors returned a verdict of Wilful Birminitharn on Sundays at 130 E, calling at all the Stations, Short Tr. from Maidenh . e;el 1 45 E Henry Crossley, John Deardon, Walker Gregory, not to regard as the unbiassed opinion of India ." the are referred .to in the reported evidence before us ; Murder against William Howitt. and arriving in London at 730 E. Goods Train from Taunton.. 730 Al 540 E 12 0 John 1-larley, Thomas Hill, Charles Hope, Thomas clamour of interested speculators, who are eacrer to and others, equally, if not more strongly, confirma- - A. letter from one of our Correspondents contains From Taunton ... 9la 12 55 3OE Horrocks, Lawrence Marsden, Thomas Pixton, Sa- . seed their goods instantly into Central Asia, in o;der to tory of the possibility of rendering it a source of some further particulars, as follows :-" The young BIRMINGHAM AND DERBY. Ditto Short Train from Slough 6 15 , . muel Porter, John Rigley, Thomas Ryder, and make large profits there, even at the expense of British advantage •to the workmen, have been within man who is committed for the horrid murder has from DOWN. "1- UP. From Taunton ... Thomas Smith, who were convicted for riot at Hey- honour : , i Vith snch persons we are far indeed from our own knowledge. It is, however, to be de- his birth been deprived of the power of speaking and Departure Arrival Departure Arrival wood, were senteoced to three months each and hard sympathizing . . But this their clamour does show plored that a sYstem d•'t If b hearing, but has been lortg - dreaded on account of his t , goo in Ise , ecame gra- TRAINS. frorn Bir- at TRAINS. from at 13in. From Taunton '4 15 745 10 25 labour in the House of Correction except Thomas most palpably e that a trade existed with those regions, dually very . extenSieely perverted to purposes of malicious disposition. The day after the murder, he mingham. Derby. Derby. minghana. MAIL, from Taunton ......O 11 15 235 M 525 51 Smith, who was sentenced to six mont ' lls' hard lab Our ; which Lord Auckland's war, far from having created, sordid' gain, either by the manufacturers them 1 se Yes, was at work in a field close by the house in which ---- ------- • • - glen, ....12 30M 215 M e'Mixed,.. 820M10 20 M SUNDAY UP TRAINS. 740 and each were ordered to find two sureties of 10/. each has interrupted and continues to interrupt; that In- or by the oVerlOokers who W . ere frequently intrusted the mangled corpse lay a mere wreck of what it was *Mixed,- 7tO 850 Ditto... 11 45 145 E Short Toain from Slough .:. $0 M -, 8 45 M to keep the peace for six inonths, and to enter into dian . trade and Indian merchants, far from profiting with its management. The Legislature, therefore, only a few hours before, and he was actually observed Ist &2d ID 30 12 15 E Ditto.. 180 E 3 20 From Swindon their own recog•nizances of 20/. by it, are energetically-nay, are accused of being wisely interposed •its powers for the removal of the by the bystanders to be satisfyi ng his hunger before Class 125 E 3 15 Ist &2d ...1 430 620 MAIL, from Taunton .......I '6 45 10 :3011 110 E Cyrus Hutchinson and John Rostrorn, who pleaded Trains 4 0 554 *MAIL - i ll 0 12 4551 Short Train from Slough ... 50 E ...... dishonourably anxious for its termination at all temptation thus supplied. The gradual creation of the door (which was wide open), and while gazing guilty to a charge of riot at Bury, were sentenced, on the lifeless remains of his victim. William Howitt Mixed 615 815 . From Taunton . . •• 12 30 . 420E'' 20 t hazards ; and that:an interruption of commercial prat- populous villages around the mor:extensive manufac the former to six months, and the latter to eight The Trains marked * run on Sundays, in addition to which Short Tr. from Maidenhead 730 - perity will have to be added to the other res onsibili- tories supplied to the work-people the means of was at large until Friday evening, when- he was Ditto from Readin • g•••• 9 0 months' imprisonment and hard labour in the House ties of a Government which 1 't d P be d • (1 . 1 bt • • • • dth •t* 1 f apprehended ; pro ongs i one ay yon rea iy o ammg provisions an o er al lc es o ge- he had gone to rest for the ni ht T . rains leave Birmingham g • either place at 715 E. Derb at 530 E, and arrive and y at MAIL, from Taunton ....... 11 15 , 235 M 5 2551 of COrrection. Moses Greenhalgh was sentenced to wh t h a onour arid justice demand. neral consumption. They were then no longer sub- The box which contained his wearing apparel was The Short Trains stop at all the'intervening Stations. • ' • I ancaster Castle Joh nine months hard labour in . , n CHRONICLE.-It is a very edifying spectacle jected, as formerly, to the necessity of Proceeding to examined, and aome of it to all appearance had been MIDLAND COUNTIES. • . -------- , - Allen, Thomas Lever, and Thomas Greenhalgh, to for honest people to see the rogues who have cheated considerable distances to obtain them ; while the com- soaked in blood, and afterwards washed, b u t not dried. STATIONS, with their Distances from Rugby. , SOUTH WEgTBRN. twelve months' imprisonment in the same gaol ; John them quarrelling amongst themselves. A contention petition for their custom by the dealers in the articles With them was found a knife; upon w hi c h bl oo d re - RUGBY, ULLEETHORPE 74v Broughton-Astley 11, Wig- STATIONS with th 'D . NINE Elms, W'and w . eir istauces from Nine Elms. Butterworth, who had committed a violent assault on is just now raging amongst the Irish Tories resp ec t_ they required, preserved them from the impositions mained, although it had evidently been thrust in the. stonl6%, LEICESTE, 20, SYsTo i ti 244, , Sileby 274, Barrow 30, Esher and Hampton CoUrrtthl:33, l' l V i r i nbledon 6, KINGSTON to, a workman in the employ of Mr. Fletcher, to eighteen ing a vacancy which has taken place in the repr e - in price and quality to which they would have been ground. Howitt was at once taken by th e constable L s OUGHBOROUGH 32%, Kegwor h ( ottingham Junction) 37%, wley 42%, Borrowash 45%, DERBY 491. WoxiNo 23, Farnborough ' Iton 15%, Weybridge 17%, 31%, Winchfield 38, BASlNG months' imprieoriment and Earnshaw, who had been sentation of Dublin Univeesity by the elevation o f subjected had they been restricted in their dealings to of Donington to his residence, where he remained a STOKE 46, Andover Road 56, WINCHESTER 64, Bishopstoke . armed in the mob with a large club, to two years' Mr. Jackson to the Bench. As it is necessary for one shop.. that night. On the followlng morning the Coroner's DO WN . I I UP. (Gosport Junctioo) 72, SOUTHAMPTON 77, Bottley 77, Fare imprisonment and hard labour in the same gaol. the business of the Government to have an Irish law STANDARD.-Some of the I• h • ns journals pro- inquest was held on the body, The evidence was of Departure Arrival Departure Arrival ham 82, GOSPORT 87. Robert Stott and Edward Tittler were sentenced to officer in P l• ar mment, the new Solicitor-General, Mr. fessing Conservative and Protestant principles havp so convincing a nature that there is not a shadow of TEA INS. from at I TRAINS. from at Departure Arrival at Arrival three months' imprisonment in the House of Correc- Smith, very naturally offers himself for the vacancy. taken the o ortunity of the a e -•'•- d bt tl • oner was the murderer. James Howitt, proa.ching University ou le pris Rugby. Derby I Derby. Rugby. ----- -- -- -- DOWN TRAINS. from Southamp. Nine Elms. ton. at Gosport. tion, and ordered to find sureties to keep the peace Unfortunately for him, however, the Government election to PP make - •l P • 'thf th being questioned with regard to the time a very vio ent attack upon Lord e a er, Ist - for six months. happened to be most cordially disliked by a large Eliot. For this, however, we have been 'long pre- his son was at home on the night of the deed, de- 2d Thomas Lee and Dennis Lawley were sentenced to body of its own supporters, and they are rejoiced at pa:red. Even before the Noble Lord had landed posed that William was at home in the afternoon 3d Fast Train ......... ................... 2 0 12 CO E I 0 E 'i 25 two months' - imprisonmen • , t and hard labour in the an opportunity, of inflicting upon it a signal hurnilia- in Ireland, as Chief S c t th . ur wa c ere hry, e w s orn- about four o'clock; took his tea, and about seven 4th 250 530 E 4th ...... 440 7 0 7 30 10 0 isi ixcd Train sth 845 10 50 I sth . . . Goods Train . .. .... 1u E 4 flO 625 5 o House of Correction, and also ordered to find sureties tion. Violent attacks on the Maynooth grant, and men d . ' '- ' ce Against him, and it has been prosecuted V t d the - village ;he was Nen own me ime absent until so t; 6th Mail 12 20 M 249 Al 'I 6th Mail 10 40 12 50 M Fast Tram :4 0 6 0 6 i. 5 tO keep the peace for six months. the National Board of Education, were effectual in with uninterrupted constancy th h •th df , oug wi. i- in the night,' the exact time the father could not say, ON SUNDAYS. Mixed Train ' 5 0 834 9 0 John Bramall John Fielding John Holland John MAIL . , te, , exciting-much useful fanaticism in favour of Sir R. fering degrees of ectivity Before the a pearance he having been aeleep. -In the course of the night he Ist ...... 730A1 10 0 INI Ist ...... 645A19 30 E Goods Troin Lane Th . - . , ()MRS Clime, and Ralph Taylor, who were Peel when he was in opposition, but his GovernMeni of the' World, th ' . ' ere were but tw o parties in 13- • • heard the prieoner so down stairs, he supposed to 2d tried alongovith others to the number of fifty-one, for 6 0 830 3d , drink. The mother was then called ; her statement 34 necessarily support both. Even this might have been Ireland, the Cons . tive art and th • elle • p, y e priests 12 20 M 2 4951 4th Mail 10 40 12 5051 nt . , r , 4th a riot on the 20th of August, at Eccles, and. turning 0 _ fOrg,i eti to a Tory Government, if it remembered t 0 Connell • the par y, . represrted by Mr. , World 1 _ 1 'as similar to that of the fath • er. Zachariali Dawson The times of arrivino at and departing from Nottingham and Short Trains to Wokin ' " ' g at 104 Morning, and at 24, 44, and 5% out the hands at the Clifton collieries, a report of its Liends, but some 'hot partizans amongst called into exestence a third party, certainly far re- a gardenei, o u. f Q 'Wring • t was then brought forward. Day are nearly the same. Evenin g , calling .t intervening stations, and performing the journey which appeared in our paper of Wedne da 1 • s y ast, were the legal chiefs of the party, who had almost settled -ed f C t" 1 t t 1 ' 'cl 1 mot rom onserva Ives, tu separa ec very wi e y - t He had been the last person seen in company with in an hour and ten minutes. Sundays at 94 M, and at 24 and 74E next brought up for sentence. ' .. with themselves in what Courts they were to assume from the party of the priests. Some of the accusers the prisoner. Chey separated, Dawson declared, be- NORTH MIDLAND. . The Learned CHAIRMAN, in addressing them, oh- the judicial eemine find unexpectedly that high of L d El' t 11 th IV It/ Clio t . t • 1 . or lo ca e or a ,r zs journa , and, . . , tween nine a nd ten o'clock, he going. home, and the (IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE MIDLAND COUN- UP TRAINS. : Derarture Departure Arrival from from South- at served that they had been convicted of a very serious f" •.l I t ' ing anoth r - - TIES, BIRMINGHAM AND DERBY, MANCHES- Gosport. ampt:-n. Nine Elms. pro essiona c erecter an sort•T ap d pr do h • ac towards if so its party must be a Chartist party, and even prisoner either go 0 -e way or staying near riot. They had joined aith a great number of others, TER AND SHEFFIELD, MANCHESTER AND d ' bl • moderation in opinions are consi ere so estra ein .a, Chartist party must be an. immense improvement 'n which th • kin the public-house ? _ ey had been drin g LEEDS, HULL AND SELBY, AND THE GREAT MAIL committiner a serious breach of the law. They had Mixed Train . 630 7 0 10 3u 'it of t ff all been Found gm y a very grea o enee, and it . . candidates for the bench, that they are not likely to upon the party of Mr. O'Connell, the priests, and together, and Which N . vas near the place where the NORTH OF ENGLAND.) Goods Train be entrusted even with the duties of assistant-barris- the repealers. The' latter party, it will be re- bloody deed was committed. It being known that DOWN TRAINS. Mixed Train 8 31.5 9 0 12 30 was absolotely necessary the Magistrates should ma. • ters Th the risoner had certain si n ese personal mortifications do not answer membered, threatened that the removal of the ,1 3 . g bv sor movements . _ n . Fast Train lO 30 11 0 2 0 nifest their opinion of such proceedings by passing a . • ep•irture from 1 Arrival at Mix ed Train l2 30 E 10 E 430 tery well for public grievances, and therefore the old O'Connell Cabinet should be followed by an Irish which he could communicate with those he was in- " very severe sentence. One of them (Holland) had topics of Maynooth d an the Education Board are rebellion-and, doubtless, if they had had things in y tiinatel connected with, his fth -as desired to I Mixed Train 530 6 4;) 915 adrnitted that he had attended . the meeting on Kersal a • . •aer w . Derb • Sheffield. Sheffielsl.l Leeds. Man. York. Darlin g - Goods Train -30 b3O 20 M gatn resumed, and employed against the present their own way such would have been the case. The act as an interpreter ; but the answers given by him: i I cheAer. ton. SUNDAYS. Moor. where it had been resolved togo in a body to the 3 1 111 Government with as much virulence of laoguage as World addressed itself boldly to avert such a crime to the questions proposed, led the Jury to suppose different collieries a,nd turn out the hands, and Fielding , f 1 .. 7 3511 .. vas °rifler y used against the Whi s This Tory and such a calamity, and in powerful and eloquent they were net in accordanc e with those of the son, had joined with him and the mob, being at the time 615 845 9 3011 i ... Ditto .... 430 E .5 0 E 845 opposieion party has its cand'd g • el it was on this account t • f Short Trains leave Wakin g daily at 7% M,' 14, 54, and 74E. Sun __ . i ate f or the university articles demonstrated that nothing would be gained T . . , . , hat an adjournment 0 930 10 45 11 45 1 15E 50E2 0 E 5 15E armed . with a large stick, and•therefote the sentence of i h • nt e person of Mr. G. A. Hamilton a tl days at 9 4 NI, 64 , and 84E. the Court . on them was, that they should be imprisoned who has not even the recommendation' gen eman to , the country. by the threatened rebellion of Mr. tue inquiry betorh tne Coroner took place, that an 12 45E 2OE 2 45E .4 0 635 4 4.5 711 n caster Castle for 6 months and kept tO hard labour in La . educated within its walls. This point of univ g e • of havin been 0 Connell and the priests. The blow , was felt-the indifferent person might be found who was capable 3454 30 530 7 0 8457 45 LONDON AND BRIGHTON. 4 0 530 630 815 10 0 f in factor . ] STATIONS, with their Distances from London Bridge. That Lane, Orme, and Ralph Taylor, should be im- etiquette is waved in consideration of MII • _rslty tyrant's usual weapon when reason fails, a pro- ° , terpreting satis Ity. At this time also the 6 0 7 30 8 15 9 45 . prisnned and kept to hard labour in the same gaol for being ready to "go the whole hog" against tl 1 r. amilton s eecution was resorted to - and heavy damages shirt of the prisoner in which the foul murder was sUNDAYS. LoNnorr, New Cross 3, CROYDON 10%, Godstone Road 13%., Stoat's Nest 14%, Merstham 19%, RED HILL 21%, Holley 25% . . As tO Bramall his case was the worst. G le were obtained from the World by the Liberal Club Committed was missing. It was subsequently 3in nine months. 1 . . overnment. He is supported by the Dublin e f c 8 45M 9 4511 11 15M IOE 12 /1Z 9 THREE BRIDGES 29%, Balcombe 33%, HAYWARD'S HEATH He* taken an active part in the not, being armed Erening Mail, the organ of the Orange party, ashel, some of whose mem ers b had been rather found under the bed on which he lay, end strong 7 OM 374, Hassock's Gate 43%, BRIGHTON 50%. with;ta stielesha,ving a large iron head, and which, had which hi an article on the subject, after attack- linceremoniously handled in the.co ' lumns of the fear- stains of blood are on it, notwithstanding great 3 OE 4 30E 5 30E 7 15E 930 8 OE *,* The Down Trains arrive at Hull in about two hours DOW N. ' 1 1 ; e n a d v o e n . I gri g i ohot ,„ i nn. u P. B r i ! eav e Arrive in it been used offensively, must have produced fatal con- ing• Lord Eliot as the " assailer of the Eeslisojnurnal. Thie prosecution is the occasion of Lord efforts seemed to have been made to wash them out. There is li d b ttle out, from the state in which the later than their arrival at York. t s letter, and whether we consider his Lordship's n . sequences. The sentence on him was, that he should Protestant cl " says that the conduct ets ergy, Iht d f 1 g - resa o tie poor murdered woman was found -- -- s Mixed -.... 743 M 10 15 M ,From Croy. be hil l mil iaried and kept to hard labour in Lancaster of the Government in • _ .gitas an acknowledgment of important services ren opposing Mr. Hamil- der UP TR,kIiNS. MAIL. First ' don 930 Cattle for t io ' - elve calendar months. ton is at least consistent. Lord Eliot's high character ment to th . ed to the Government, and through the Govern- (over her head), and her body being quite exposed, Class 945 11 45 Mixed 730M10 -0 Departure from Arrival at Tot r oydon 'JO 45 First Class,., 9 0 11 • that a lustful tur ose ' I been entert ined b • the There remain several cases of riot yet to be tried; is pretty -ell kno in England, and the manner in • ' v. e peace of the country, or as a testimony. 1 P ha( . a y against indictive prosecutions of the press, the gift, m . urderer, in resisting which she lost her life, the cruel Darling- Ditto and, in consequence of the annual session at Preston which he lA is assal db th cl . •t hl rt • I 1 e y e isappom epay in re- and the graceful manlier of it • 'tiler light tiger by whom she had been assailed cutting and Wn. York. Man" Leeds. Sheffield. I Sheffield. Derby. mixed chcste I First Class 4 1:0 3 0 5 3(1 'First Class... 3 3•1 sso • being held to-m orrow, the Court was adjourned at l d • an will confirm the general estimate of the value of equally honourable to hi L -, .are in ei 630 Mixed 6 0 BSO 6 051 7 35M 1 8 1551 10 1531 Mixed ... 6 0 mangling her neck and shoulders with various deep • half t past seven till the 19th inst. similar attacks on Lord Normanby and Lord Mor- 3 ordehm. o____________ ` --- and dreadful gashes, i n aw a the most extraordinary. y 6 1551 8 4551 7 031 930 10 45 .11 45 12 45E ' ToCroydon 930 peth. The Mail then goes on to inforM Mr. Smith LLOYD One wound extends from the upper part of the breast- SUNDAYS From SUNDAYS. . Viscount and Lady M rer B e h - even left the St 'S SHIPPING. 915 12 Noon 10 0 IOE2OE 1 2 45F. 415 Katherine's svharf, Tower,ao.n Th e r d t mo _ ht. , ,_ that his success is physically impossible. What the LONDON, SEnT. 9.-Wind this day s a bone upwards, to an inch behind and above the right 12 ISE 3OE 1 10E1 4053016 30 8 15 illgoed 7 45.5 t 10 15 M ' Croydon urs. ay _ rn, me tut physical obstacle is to be we are not told, but we pre- PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 8.-Wind W.S.W' 1. V. cloudy. 1 10 15 115 E 1 Mixed • Ostend, by the steam-ship Bur ear, bemg nine inches in length, and completely di- 330 619 4451 7 9 812 1 845 10 9 Ditto ges, Captain Mam. to W.N.W 345 E 6 15' SUDDEN DEATIL-On r - same it means the bludgeons of the under-graduates, strong and sc ll' ' • • viding the integuments and muscles ; the scalp is cut SUNDAYS. ToCroydon 10 0 Ditto 7 e 9 eti ma ).-Arrd. Great Liverpool steame;., riday week, John Tre- 6 45511 garthol of Newlyn, left that vhose conduct h - f N - as so o ten rendered a contested elec- Alexandria-left 22d ult., Malta 27th, Gibraltar 9d inst. to the bone, the right carotid artery is severed, as well place in en eof the driving SOE 6 30E 7 15E _ ham daily at 73 • and 9:30M, and at 12 15, 2li, 4 4% and 7OE boats, apparently in good health ; on :he fll win da • tion in the Irish University a disgraceful sceoe of up- EA I OIOIITII, SEPT. 7. -7-Wind S.S.E. to E.s.E, f res h, as the internal and ex t erna l jugular veins, and there : 3 30E 6 19E I 7 9 812 9 0 10 9 ' From Shoreham for firi'ght a la, 3 4a. 5 la, and h 45E. his corpse was landed there, tho poor fello: I.°l 'n g e. 2.. ro ar and confusion. The reliance on these physical- 8 . N.W., s _ strong and equalle••• - --Arrd. Forth sl eam ' er , are two gashes ac ross t o e w indpipe ; the hands are * e * rains leave Hull for Derby daily at 6% and 11M, and 5 30, and 7 30E, Sunda ) n s n at l o B o .l 3 o t at a t t r i l d 151nre i l i r t i ) t 1. , A g l, l , pired during the night; deceased was in his 64 " g force men, who have no votes, seems to imply some Fayrer, Vera Cruzleft 7th ult., Tampico Bth, Horan- also cut to the bones ; and such a sight as the poor at 2% and SE. On Sundays at 5E only. The Mixed Trains stop at all the Stations, 'the Fi;st Class Trains year.- only at First Class Stations. Plymouth Journal. - distrust of the parties with whom the election would n . all 15th, Nassau , 18th, Bermuda 23d, and Fayal Ist creature presents h a t s scarce ly ever before met the inst. ; Linnet packet, Rio-left 'July 14th, Bahia 29th GRAND JUNCTION. -,„„:„:„„„,_..... , THE" WIND-UP OF THE Foul:L.l'oas 1 ll r re - t The Mail then proceeds to exhort its a M Ins - ega 3' s ' and Pernambuco 3d ult Sld Brazilla f h 't " d M t eyes o umani tr. -Stanifor ercury. LONDON AND DOVER. The, Leominster foec-horse mail from this ' " ' ' bthen of 'the Press to be up and doing o ' * * , Quebec. Arrd. city ceases Tory re r ff, Thomas Hault, Uphill, Singapore. FROM BIRMINGHAM TO LI. FROM LIVERPOOL AND MANCHEST ' OPEN TO HEADCORN STATION. runnime on Sunday- the llth hist. as we h • ELOPEMENT AND R - DERY.I:ii-u-i-ing the last two ER TO e , , : ave previously aaainst the common enemy," meaning the Govern, Bnls•roL, SEPT. 8.-Arrd. Marys, Mills, Nevis. - OB vERPOOL & MANCHESTER. BIRMINGHAM. stated, ittid its place will be supplied by a m .1 0 clays m uch conversation has been occasioned throughout al cart • and t and reminds them in prose heroics of the opi- OFF CORK SEPT 6 Bate.w we have-now to announce that the days of th L ' men , t ~ , h : - t ..-: e orth, Sr; John's, New the neighbourhood o m eg o ng ton Gravel-pits, in conse- Leave \ Time of Arrival at e udlow • f Cicero- Tnat t e surest way to the at- Brunswick. Birmingham Loadon. corn station. I Headcorn. London. , mail are also numbered, the contractors hav' mon 0 Departure. Birmingham. ing received quence of the following occurrence :-It appears that on .-_-__ --.....--. -- ------- notice from the General Bost-office that their present con- tainment of true glOry and authority in any country SUIELDS, Sem.. 7.-Sld. Pella, Rio. the morning of IVed -d last, a person named Gerrem, Feet chts e . nes ay -- ,•115 M 'First Class... 330 M g 0 m 7a M 815 M 75 M 940 M tract, which expires on the22d of November, will not be was to sustain the good and virtuous when they hap- VESSELS SP O E-EN WITIL-John and Robert, Liver- a greengrocer r es . • LI b'd K t 'Wi n e a t No. 1, x n ge-street, en- Mixed 'ram , *6 0 'Mixed Train 6 0 11 30 930 11 45 740 11 15 Mixed Train' 9 30) i First Cl ... 1 515 10 30 15 E , 10 55 110 12 45 E renowed t thus putting a final extinguisher upon the race Pened to be oppressed by the great and powerful, pool to Quebec. 7th ult., off Rogier ; Albion, from Cork, sington Gravel - Pits, la his. house about four o'clock to First Class... it 30 IFirst Ctrs's- , 10 30 315 130 E 4- 0 225 E 455 of four-horse mails, so far as they are connected with the and his proudest boast was that he himself had 20th, lat. 45; lon. 45 ; Harmony, from Quebec, 20th, lat. attend Covent -garde n Market, leaving his wife (who, First Class... 215 E Mixed Train, 4OE 930 4 0 615 . 425 640 " faitlifecitv." As far as we can learn, the arrangement acted upon that ••le in &fending Roscius against 48, lon. 29, by the Independence, arrived atliverpool. although forty-tw o years of age is still rather a fine Rzt e par.... *2 45 First Class...l 7 0 11 30 615 050 610 845 e princip T aim 4 30 SUNDAYS. SUNDAYS. I is, that the b • ags from this city, now conveyed by the Scylla." • Noble, truly is the spectacle of these good Anglicania, of Poole, lat. 47, lon. 18 ; Orient, Plymouth looking woman) asleep in bed. dn his return home, he First Class...l 715 BIS 31 10 50 M 735M110 10 M Ludlow mail, commencing . at Tertbury, are to be dis- and virtuo -Yi m Sir R. Peel has not given to (Ziiebee, lat, 48, lon, 13, by the Flora, arriied off Has- WAS surprised to learn that Mrs. Gerrem was out. AS SUN D A YS.I SUNDAYS 130 E 45 E 1- 50 E 32a E l us men, to w o 7 0 .9 33 '7 0 935 . patched to Birmingham, and thence conveyed to their as ma le• in to ether in one tines. Ayo, of New York, from Havre, 30th ult . , bat the day advanced A , an. she did Hot return, he began to be First*Class...• 145 31 First Class.:,f 3 3 01%1 8 001 destination by the present Ludlow mail through Kidder- greetnyp aces as they desire, corn in . g g . k f f 49,'10n. 17,.by the VeStal, arrived off the Wight.' ' 'Ara- alarmed, and fr h • • • he made he soon ascer em t e inquiries Mixed Tr in 730 Mixed Train!! 815 12 45 E NORTHERN AND I-4.; A STERN. , ti act of self-denial, at the imminent ris o orc hello, of Whitley, for i rxed Train' 10 30 1 3 15 minoter. 'The mail cart that now runs to Kictderminster ' Mauritius, July 11. on the Line. tained that she had let' he house, at five o'clock in the 1 14:% d i le ra tt!ti n i 1 1 < 3 1 ( 5 ) -E t t . OPEN TO BISHOP'S STORTFORD. 7 0 E 1 12 Night iS also to - be taken off the road, and its bags transferred in mg le Government to recognise their claims. We lon. elt W:, by the William Carey, arrived ff H ' o astings. morning On • • examining t c 0 , Is h use he found that she • Those Trains meet the N o t i l ) 1 " 11 4.E ' in ' r r oan Train to Prcston arrarkside STATIONS, with their Distances from Shorediteh. like untnoOr to the same mail, which is to drop those must, however, object to the implied comparison of _______ had taken with her every article of value he possessed, Lea P.rid g esl4, Tottenham 71i , Edmonton .4%, Ponder's End I IN, rorn Stotirport, Hartlebury, and Mmbersley, at Be wdley ; Scylla and Si R b , r o ert Peel. Sir Robert is certainly THE INFANT SAPPIIO.-The engagement of 1 - i• , t as well as all his read - amounting to about 901. CHESTER AND CREWE. Waltham 1.0. , Broxbourne'l9, Roydon 22, Harlow 26 4, Sawbridge so far like y money, . i ~ i . , worth '4, Stortford 324. . t - Mr. Gerre • • Facist CREWE TO • a,n(•, as we are told, a walking postman is to be em- . Scylla, that he i• cl• t *he hest Of t, accor mg o . wonderful little creature at the Adel ' aide Gallery e m immediat e ly communicatea nis loss co tn e CHESTER. FROM CHESTER TO CREWE. ployed . toe.Ortvey them from Bewdley to those places. his abilities adi , ctator, and, like Scylla, he got into terminates this evening with her benefit, to which race' and also his suspicion that she had eloped with a it, ~..AII L.aves Crewe. Leaves Cheater DOWN TRAINS. 1 UP TRAINS. We hav ' e not heard what provision it to be made for the P°wer, at the head of an un rin lel d ristocratic her Majesty is said to have largely contr•bu d 1 te journeyman earp ent " ru ed Fruin, 20 years of oge, Mixed Tra n 4 ISM MAIL 9 0 First Class 4 1511 • Departure Depi.rture Arrival 'Departure') eparturel Arrival 11 :i0 eon teyathe of the bags at the places inte rmediate bp _ . party, many of whom expected P : I dl e d n- and which will be honoured with tho preenee of who was also missin e ; 'fa the neighbourhood. It has First Class .... .... ... ... 2OE Mixed Train from .fromßrox- at from 'fromßrox-1 at 50E Shoreditch.; bourne. Stortford. Stortford. bourne. 'Shoreditch. tween thiS city and Tenbery in lie f • , u o the Ludlow mail. der his regime ; but he did un n rke e . ic i e i nce u . of the nobility who still linger in town. Wemuost since been ascertained that Mrs. Gerrem was on the same MAIL 515 MAIL - —........_ -Worceiter Chronicle. free play to the infuriated not, .1 Scy a, give t . passions of his sup- deretant a 1 th t it is the intention of Mr. Vinning to ts k il o ' a ' o morning seen on board the British Queen steamer which On Sunday only the Mail Trains run. 80511 S 4S M 925 Al 530 M 556 DI 640 M 11 30 1 10 15 • 10 45 *0 0 l'' 43 INCENDIARY FIRE.-On Thursda • y night, the Ist Porters, aud this is his unpardonable • • 1) . dauehter to the Continent immediately, in order that u Wednesday loft Blackvvall for America, and Aft-. Ger- 11 .30 11220E12 50 E 820 852 • 940 crime, in the Is Is CHESTER AND BIRKENHEAD. in stan4: the . inhabitants of Collywe lo s -- - 130E' 2 21 250 920 9 1,0 10 411 ,s 0, near Stamford, eyes of those who recklessly foueht for him in Ire- her wonderful musical faculties may be developed under rem staeted the sam e n ight for' Portsmouth, where the r RoM CHEST E R To BIRKENH eau. l• ROM BIRKENHEAD TO CHESTER. 4 11 30 i. , 12 2E12 48 E Were totheeecl from their siumbers by t i to e cry land, and who now as reckles -1 -fi ht • h* the-best Italian masters. vessel will put in for coals, in - the hope of recovering his mAiLac 5 hi, and Mixed Trains Mixed Trains at 820 and 10 2051, tl, ' 1 ,(1 11 . lii a 230 bi 3 0 3as of tife, - ;,jt turned out that an oat-stack be- The Mail is obviously in s 3 g against im. property, should hes w if e persist in going to the " new atB 30 and 10 30 hl, and at I, 4, and at 1150 and 3 50E, Mau. at 530 620 430 5 0 548 W T LONDON RAILWAY COMPANY.-The half - l e and 745 E. 640 E. longin eft t to Mr. Thomos Stokes, butcher and - ult of this election b sad despondency as to the ES - . - wor d.' 8 0 853 925 630 7 5 Fes , ut puts a bold face on the mat- yearly general meeting of the Directors and Pro- Suonars.-Mat t at 5 hi, r,nd ' Sommys.-Mixed Trains at 830 " On Sundays'Frains leave Shore- On Sundays Trains leave S o tort. farmer; &that ptace, Was in flames. The stack wa ' cl . Th f 1 • e o lowing is the produce of the large pea, Mixed Trains at 930 31, and at and 950 hl, and 615 E, MAIL at ditch for Stortf d t 8 d 9 uM, 'f d f SI or a an :; or or ' ioreditco at 530 and s sten in e ter It thinks it necessary, however, to h• h prietors in this Cempany was held yesterday mornine at e 639 E. in an etetelesure called the Slate-pit Close, near the vill b '•* . • int to t e erown by Mr. W f Tickhill, mentioned in one 6 r K nd at o 30, 3 30, and BE. '9 30M, and at 130, 4 30, and 8 0 and c ontitinideletint 30 quarters of oato o the produce of a r cIE7 ' • gy - with friendly: bitterness, that if tl t ley suppor . . their offices; 11, Abehurch-lane, for the purpose of"re- ii'f . our • • Robson, o: - s , , ~ „ -team Packets leave Liverpool for Birkenhead 20 minutes before 4 . This Train leaves Broxbourn e half an preceding numbers-564 pea ; ana tne small one xoe starting ot each Train far Chester, and from Birkenhead for Li. hour earlier on Monda K ys, acres of land. The fire was discovered between ten anmd •the Government their motives will be su d spected ; an , froth the ceiving the statement of the accounts secretary, 37 • , after '1 •h • nother effort should - - - • ''' 9 • tooether 936-weighing 11b. 6 oz. Two pods were terpool on the arrival of every Train from Chester. eleven o'clock ; and although every exertion was made after implhring them to form diocesan conzinittees b. rnac i tic it was resolved that a EASTERN COUNTIES. Ise extinguish it, the whole stack was consumed. There for managing the canvass and the election, concludes • d r 1 • eto resuscitate the Company, an a . eso ution was lost supposed to have eontaiiied six peas each,-Don easter Gazette, NORTH UNION. . OPEN to BRENTWOOD. • prepared to be submitted to the woole of the Proprietors . DOWN TRAINS leave Shoredith at 830 and 11 OM dt 2 0 is no doubt that it WaS. the work of an incendiary, aw l "We tell the clergy that . this audaciou.s attempt at ah • • DISTR e EsS•-, t Mansfieleh-there are hundreds of Trains leave LiviT o ool for Lancaster at 315(M'1 ), oo 10, 4 15, 50,6 3 , anti 7 45E. On SUNa'Y t 9 ,an a , the Directors to raise a further SUM of money , sa . 0 and 10 OM, ant dll NI d - d E • 11 '' 8 -'• t 2 0 .., 04C 6 30 mid 7 45E Th ' a rewerd of 20/. has _been gored I.) any party wh o may converting the college into a Government borou h • fO ll tr ising families who have t bed to lie upen, I• • h .t ien °uses an ~anat23oan 4 45 ' , and from 'Manchester for „ ~ . e journey is performed in aboul _ g is r e purpose of carrying out the original intentions of _ .no a 3 Il l_iiicite's bring the offender to justice. Suipicion attaches to a bad not only calculated to ' prove a h bl being almost destitute evee of the Meanest furniture. Lancaster, at 15 minutes after the Liverpool tiine of starting. 45 1/I"rRiINS leave Brentwood at 8450 4" ,), ami 10 4331 and al character residing in the village. _. , __. .... . eavy ow and - great the Company. This was the whole of , discouragement ie'Proteetantism,' but is the deepest transacted. the business The poor have little work, and, in short, are actually Trains leave Lancaster for Liverpool and Mancheoer, at 2, 2 30, 3 30, 5 30, 6 130, and 1 45E. On" guNuAvs at 8 45' an'd WM ' DillinZ.Corresinonde,tt -of the Dowels' iii Gazette. ' .' " 0 and 045 M and at 110 and 50 E4 and at 230, 430, 60. 645, owl 7 45E. ' NORTHERN AND EASTERN. OPEN TO BISHOP'S STORTFORD. STATIONS, with their Distances from Shoreditch. Lea P.ridgesl4, Tottenham 7 , Edmonton . 4%, Ponder's End Waltham .14 , , , Broxbourne" Roydon 22, Harlow 26%, Sawbridga. worth , Stortford 3'2 . DOWN TRAINS. UP TRAINS. 530 M 5 56M 640 M *8 0 t' 45 820 8 52 940 9 20 9 LO 10 4o 11 30 L 12 2 E 12 18 E 230 B 3 0 348 430 5 0 548 630 7 5 8 0 On Sundays Trains leave Stort. ford for Shoreditch at 5 30 and 9 30M, and at 130, 430, and 8 OE. half an hour earlier on Mondays. EASTERN COUNTIES. OPEN to BRENTWOOD. DOWN TRAINS leave Shoredith at 8 30 and 11 OM, and at '2 0, 30. 4 15, 50, 6 3 , and 7 45E. On SUNI,VVS at 9 0 and 10 OM, and at 20, 0,4 C, 6 30, and 7 45E. The journey is performed in about 45 minutes. Ur TRAINS leave Brentiveod at 8 45, 9 45, and 10 45M, and at 2 30, 3 30, 5 30, 6 30, and 7 45E. oa - SUsnava at S 45: and 1061, and at 230, 430, 6 0.6 45, aLd 7 45E. DISTRESS. 4t --there are hundreds of families who have not a bed-to lie upon, , their houses being almost destitute even of the meanest furniture. The poor have little work, and, in short, are actually pining. - --Correspondent of the Daneastei Gazette. : '•,l .........,,-..-.-.-........, .. MANCHESTER & BIRMINGHAM. ' - Leaves Leaves 'Arrives at'' Leaves Arrives Arrives Binning- Man- I Man- at at Bir- Crew:.ham. cheater. i cheater. Crewe. minghairt.. • ! -.-. -•.----. --__ , - -.-.- .......... ..... ~ I 4511 4 011 5 OM 14 OM i 5 15;11 8 01d 730 9 0 l ' 645 18 15 11 30_ .....: ' 9 0 10 30 1i 10 0 12 45 730 9 0 11 30 1 45 E 3 0 E I 8 45 ; . E.,. • 245 E ! 5 0 615 11 15 12 30 E 315 "'„ 613 I i 445 E 615 4 30 7 30 9 0 7 45 8 45 11 30 -''' SUNDAYS. SUNDAYS. a. 145 M 4 0M 5 15M 1 4 OMIS 15 Al 8 Obi: 730 930 10 45 I 833 110 0 115 E 11 3) 145 E 3 0 E !111 15 12 30 E 315 245 E 5 0 630 I; 745 E 845 11 30 MANCHESTER AND LEEDS.. STATIONS with their Distances from Manchester MANCHESTER, Oldham Junction 5, Mills Hill 6, Blue 1'45 9 9 11. , JJlale 11, Littleborotmh 14, Todmorden 20, Eastwood 21, Ilebden Bridge 21, L t uddend-ri Foot 26, Sowerby Bridge 28, Elland 31, Brighouse 34, Cooper Bridge 36, Dewsbury 41, -. Horbury 44, Wakefield 48, Normanton 51, LEEDS 60. Departure Irons Arrival at !I Departure from Arrival at Manchester. Leeds. 1 Leeds. Manchester. 7 0 M 10 10 M 1 540 AI 830 M 9 0 11 47 I . 9 30 10 0 1 15 E 7 40 10 50 10 59 1 44 9 0 II 45 ,' 1 20 E 4 35 10 16 1 1 B . 3 20 6 45 1 20 E 5 0 4 45 7 30 3 45 6 35 7 0 10 30 6 0 8 45 10 0 12 47 M 7 15 10 0 SUNDAYS. 8 0 M 11 30M 8 0 M 11 30 M 10 59 1 44 E 10 16 1 1 E 6 30E 10 0 6 0 E 9 30 10 0 12 47 AI 7 15 10 0 ''" This Train leaves Bri;house at 7 40 M. BIRMINGHAM & GI.O • UCESTEK.' ' DOWN TRAINS UP TRAINS ;•-•-'•' From Birmingham. Fro n Gloucester.. : If , ' ... • I 1 Leaves Arrives Arrives ~:, IWor_ Chel. at Glou- tCh el- Wor. Birmink ,_,'" cester.,tenharn. ceste . , ten ham tester. hard. t .-..-- ..-..--. i i ---..... ---.....-............. ..-..-... --.......... ................ . A.M. A. St. 12 44 231 250 314 530 6 1 815 940 :310 4 57 1 522 540 815 835 10 8 II 7 8451030 11 12 11 25 11 15111 35 1 4 2 0 P.M. P.M. 121: 158 226 237 1 0 120 247 336 245 434 5 2 515 4 0 420 522 6 45 ' 715 9 9 942 055 715 735 9 1 945 , 3 0 ... ... 740 9 0 920 10 40 11 30 530 815 926 945 415' 450 ... ,9_ 0 NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE AND -- • CARLISLE. ;• 4 Leave Arrive at I Leave 1 Arrive at + ' Newcastle. Carlisle. I Cadisle. Newcastle. '7 0 Alorning 1 10 30 Morning 7 0 Morning 10 30AIorning 1() 0 1 30 Aftern. , 10 0 I 1 0 Afterr , 230 Aftern. 530 i 230 Aftern. 1 6 0 5 0 830 5 0 ' 8 0 6 30 i SUNDAYS. , SUNDAYS. ' 9 0 Aliirningll2 15 Aftern. 9 0 Alorningll2 15 Aftern. 5 0 Aftern. 1 5 0 5 0 I 8 15 ----• - - ..• • EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW. • Trains depart from each Terminus at 7,9, and 11 M, and . • at 3,5, and 7E. On Sundays at 730 M, and 530 E. . sr- . RAILWAY STATISTICS. 1 : FROM TIIE LATEST OFFICIAL REPORTS. NAME OF RAILWAY. ' 0 ~... 'Total amount Total amount Last _,' Those marked • carry 7-; i,, authorized to expended to Divide . no heavy goods ? and ??,„ be raised by dates of latest at Per e thus j- run no Trains 1; Sh ares an d B a l ance cen t. Pc" on Sundays. Leans. Sheets annum* - --..-- --.........! £. s. d. £. s. d. £. - 1' A rbroath and Forfar... I 16 )0)0 0 0 136,705 9 fii 310 .0 A ;.. Birm. & Derby Junction 48; 1,056,666 0 011,043,983 10 2 5 v. Minn. & Gloucester Brandling Junction 25 45 ,Ctsi U 1 , 434,823 16 2, 410 0,, Chester and Birkenhead 141 499,999 0 0! 456,663 10 11'2 0 09, Dub:in and Kingstown 6 370,003 0 0 340,262 4 4 - 5 0 , i•Duridee and Arbroath 16; 140,0 , 0 0 0 143,552 „, 5 8' 5 0 `' .Eastern Counties Edinburgh & Glasgow 46 1,233,2341* 7 ... 0 ., -1-Glasg., Paisley, & Ayr, 40 (1:33,000. 6 0 857,299 14 111 ~, 310 - -1-Glasg , Pais., & Green.' 0.2 ~, 709,116 5 3, 709,116 5 3 , 1 0 ',' 1 (- rand Junction B3; 1,957,800 0 0i2,280,590 3 iiilo 0 : , • Great North of England 45 1,1 , 0',000 0 01 997,147 19 10! 4 10 ,‘ Great Western ,IBI-1 6,463,513 17 11 6,282,478 2 111 6 0 . ' c Bayne IIB 96 , 000 0 0 a ., 1 125 000 6 0 . • , 111111 and Selby l3l 533333 0 01 628,919 19 11 8 0 ',.; - ..'' Lancaster and Preston ) 20; 488,0 0 0 01 435,399 121 3 0 v a , , Liver t ool & Manchester, 31 1,832,375 0 0 1,515,255 3 610 0 n " London & Birmingham 1121 5 750 0 0 11 as 724 8137 0 0' 9 1 0 n" London Ac Blackwall 1 3; 1,000:000 0 0;1'071'717 4 7 2 0v • London & Brighton '1 2,400,001) 0 0i2:269:359 011 . 'A. London & Croydon ! 104 741 000 001 637 875 10 2 3 4 .! i ' London & Greenwich ' %,• 993,300 0 01 906'239 4 2''o 4 ; London &South Western 921;2,540,100 5, 112,420:172 19 11 - 7 14 •'' *Manchester & Birm 26 ,2,800,011 , 0 I 1.515,045 2 1 . • - Manches er & oolton ,lO , 778,116 16 8 777,956 13 2 3 2 ° 0 ; Manchester & Leeds Midland Counties.. 's7 1,533,' trO 0 0 1,614,8'77 15 1 4 0 ' ' Newcastle & Carlisle Newcastle &N. Shields , 7 320,1 , 00 0 a 232,077 10 2 6 0 North Midland North Union o'2 ... ' 1 73-1,000 0 0 612,829 10 0 I 613 , 0 I Northern and Eastern 321 720,000 0 0 685,120 733 15 0 , • 1 Preston & Wyre l9 533,000 0 L. 317,605 0 8 4 0 Sheffield & Manchester.: 7 933,000 0 0 251527 0 I ** ,' ', South Eastern 4O 3, 36,603 0 01,075468 5 4 , 'S • In ter .... ... , ...„..,. York & North Mid 21, ' 010 0 , • . 600,999 00, 631,941 6 ' ____....-...... .. Directors and Secretaries of Railway Companies are It' ...- • quested to transutit their Train Bills to the S u n-01g' ',.. when any alterations take place, and they will be attended to. . , . . . , ACCIDENTS BY THE THUNDER STORM OF Wri e IiESD , Y.-The dreadful thunder storm with \Which t a m e trop o li s was v i s it e d on t h e n i g ht o f Wednesday e- i , considerable damage in the mirth-eastern and east po f I d ' I tions of the metropolis. In the vicinity of Hackney' Bow, and Stratford, the market-gardeners' grounds W, completely inundated. At Poplar, Limehouse, and ele ll , the side of the river, the wharfs and buildings were ,nun ° ; dated, and a number of men were busily engaged de1:17 1.,. : yesterday in pumping out the water from the unu e ; ground floors. Thus far the injury done by the star ,, ~1 I was confined to property. At Stepney and PlaisP bt life was nearly sacrificed. About half-past elg s o'clock, at the time the lightning was at its height's, flash struck the stack of chimneys of the house INT O '„ Beaumont-row, Ben Jonson's- fi e ld s , occu pi e d by a lsw ,l , of the name of Coburn, and carri e d the m awa y, and t h e back portion of the house. Fortunately the whole of t he inmates escaped without su s t a i n i ng an y i n j ur y. l it , e• lightnin also struck a postm an o f th e name o f Ward the act of' delivering his letters. He was taken up n Ol l / 1 ; pletely exhausted. At Blackwall a female, just as s got upon the pier, was struck by a flash of lightnig' , which threw her into the water. One of the men be: longing to the steamer jumped in and succeeded in bring, inn her out, when she was conveyed to the Man-of- 11 e public-house, and has since been attended by Mr. Bail l ii ; surgeon, of Blackwall, and remains in a very danger° a state. On the Barking-road a policeman was knocit e Le down. The lightning tore the oil- s ki n cover i ng •frone tn hat without doing any injury to his person. V' OXFORD AND GREAT WESTERN J UNCTION ee -..-- k - 1 .4 WAY.-Mr. Stephenson, the engin eer , h as l ate ly Vis'w f the neighbourhood of Wallingford, for the purpose Oa making some further prelimi nar y survey for this inten de i line, and we understand principally with a view to alter• his first projected line, whi c h was i n t en d e d to h av e be en entirely kept on the Oxf or d s hi re s id e o f t h e Th am es. Th e Oxjbrd Chronicle is adverse to the line being carried, ens tirely on that side of the ri ver , f or severa l reasons , among, the difficulty of its execution, its inutility to Nv s' t lingford, and the probabl e o pp os iti on o f the Gtr Western Company to such a li ne; an d our Contempol ir i a points out one which cro s s es th e Th ames t w i ce , wntlA be about I4A- miles long, with very little cutting, ";; 0 for which there could be no difficulty to procure V i ; land, it being mostly commonable.. He adds, hovvel: " we understand the whole matter will rest until :t; University assemble next month, when it is expe 6 that body will signify their intention of co-operating _r, so desirable a work. The survey w ill b e inamedislev : I commenced, and application to Parliament made in 4 4 5 vember next (provided it is sitting, we presume, gh (lu i g be introduced here), and if there be time to give e- • necessary notices; and, provided the bill meets with 1 opposition, the Act may be obtained early in the !,I.' session, the works to proceed and the whole to be flailot: by the following Christmas. The line is reported ,P9-1'; . of so easy execution, and consequently can be so chee4% . • carried out, compared with railways in general, that : 1 ,, question remains of its becoming profitable, or diffic!`J entertained in raising the necessary capital."-Worces' Chronicle. even ,, . WOOD PAVING OF THE STRAND.-Thursday even,,,. ' the committee of paving for the parish of St. Mary'. Strand decided to pave with wood that part of thiStrel from Somerset House on the south side of the church , , • the boundary of the parish next St. Clement Ditne ls ;; the alteration from stone paving to wood will add Oro: to the comfort of individuals att en di ng di v i ne se rvice •Of • the parochial church, as from the in c reased numb I' velie•les tra,versing that immense thoroughf ar e, hints '7 5 ,• quently been the case that the minister has been scer°°:„ heard. '''--% .' er ° '7''' _ - BIRTHS. At Captain Weller's, Lewi s h am , M r s. John P. Pott, o f a • still-born. On the Bth inst., at Cadugan-place, Chelsea, Mrs . . 2 V 14613 W. Willisford, of a daughter. On the Bth inst., at Clarendon-place, Hyde-park4fr d°lllt I the lady of Philip Alelvill, Esq., of a son. -....-;"'" • Leave Arrive at I Leave ' Arrive at Newcastle. Carlisle. 1 Carlisle. Newcastle. __- ........................•••• . --.... .7 0 'Morning 10 30 Morning 7 0 Morning 10 30Morning l() 0 1 30 Aftern. , 10 0 1 1 0 Afterr , .' 230 Aftern. 530 i 230 Aftern. ! 6 0 5 0 830 5 0 8 0 6 30 SUNDAYS. ! SUNDAYS. 9 0 .111,,rning112 15 Aftern. 9 0 Morningll2 15 Aftern. 5 0 Aftern. 1 5 0 5 0 I 8 15 NAME OF RAILWAY. L(Total amount Total amount Last Those marked carry authorized to expended to Divide no heavy goods and ??,„ be raised by dates of latest at Per e thus f run no Trains 1; Shares and Balance cent. Pc" on Sundays. Leans, Sheets annum* s. d. £. s. d.l£. 5. -f• 1 rbroath and Forfar 1 161,000 0 0 136,705 98310 .0 Birm. & Derby Junction 48; 1,056,666 0 61,043,983 11 0 2 5 „u Ilion. Sir Gloucester Brandling Junction 25 45 ,COll 434,823 16 2. 410 0, Chester and Birkenhead 1 4 1 499,999 0 01 456,663 10 11"2 0 0.1 Dub:in and Kingstown 370,061 0 0 340,262 4 4, - 5 0 tpuridee and Arbroath 16: 140,6'0 0 0 143,552 5 8' 5 0 u• •Eastern Counties Edinburgh & Glasgow 46 1,233,2341* 7 ... 1 - Glasg., Paisley, & Ayr, 40 R 33,000. C 0 857,299 14 II; 310 -1-Glasg , Pais., & Green.' 221 709,116 5 3, 7011,116 5 31 1 0 (- rand Junction B3. 1,957,800 0 0i2,280,590 3 0110 0 !,. Great North of Englandi 45 1,00',000 1, 0 1 997,147 19 101 4 1 0 Great Western Ilay:e llB 96,000 001 125,000 6 0 Hull and Selby ' 3l 533,333 0 t? 628919 19 11 8 0 Lancaster and P reston ) 201 488,0 .1 0 6435 , 399 121 3 0 A Liver .00l & Manchester. 31 1,832,375 0 0 1,515,255 3 610 0 %. London & Birmingham 1 12} 5,750,0 0 11 65,724,807 0 0' 9 10 n v London & Madman I 3: 1,000,000 0 61,071,717 4 7 2 o , v London & Brighton 1 2,400,000 0 0 12,269359 all .. London & Croydon lO4 741 000 0 0 637,875 10 2 3 t A London & Greenwich ' , ! 4 - ' 993,300 01 906,239 4 2'o .1 . London &South Western 94 0 2,540,100 if 02,420,172 19 11 - 7 14 *Manchester & Birm, 1 26 i 2,800,0 11l 0 1 : 1.515,045 2 1 Manches er & tiolton 10 778,116 16 8 777,956 13 2 8 2 Manchester & Leeds s' , ;3,249,000 0 0 2,819,036 13 $6O ;f Midland Counties.. ' 57 1,533,' 00 0 0 1,614,877 15 1 4 0, Newcastle & Carlisle 61 950,000 0 0, 6 0• ' 1 Newcastle &N. Shields. 7 320,1,00 0 0' 232,077 10 2 6 0 North Midland North Union . ' 731,000 0 0 612,829 10 6 6 13 ,0 MARRIED. it ce• On the sth inst., at All S o uls Church, Langham-P for d, Marylebene, Thomas Smith, Esq., F.R.1.8.A., of 6 04 to Miss Richardson, of Lansdown crescent, Cheltenham. bn On ti.r Bth inst., at St. George's, Hanover-square, Sir w ad y Hay Williaro, Bart., of Bodelwyddan, Flintshise, to Sarah Amherst, only daughter of Earl Amherst. O' er On the Bth inst., at St. George's, Hanover-square, Jones, Esq., cf John-stiret, Adelphi, to Isabella Lucy, a' ter of the late Charles Wild, Esq., Of Piccadilly. ,_.„.;_j• ,0311(8, DIED. On the Ist inst., at Grattan Cottage, Lymington, Captain William James Hance, late of the Ist Royal I r e' Battalionthe 2d in s , aged 65. AleI V On t., at Dalkeith, North Britain, Jam es ander, Esq., banker of that place. On the sth inst., John, third son of Mr. G. J. Green, Etna Glass Works, Broad-street, Birmingham. On the sth inst., at Baron Browne Mill, Henrietta Theo' relict of the late General Thomas. On the sth inst., at Kettering, Northamptonshire. Anne, the second daughter of the Rev. James Hi*, V' ea Geddington. On the 6th inst., at Richmond, Cecilia, wife of Robert guson, M.D., of Queen -street, May-fair. .late c'''6 On the 6th inst., at Brixton, James Chapman, Je.sq, of the Commissioners of the Audit-office, aged 80. London; Printed and Published by AIIIRDO I Y,O02:;i 0 No. 112, Strand, at The Sign °Mee, No. 112, —sCrt," ilid Via, the County of Middlesex, Saturday, Septeiabor " ROY/ PA] Adcusr 2 "the CC STEAM-1 FIRST G Will be hel &Clock pre receive a 11 None bu part in the Company's orth with f( HIPS to th dermention F INDU For forth Broad-stret NOTII TA CAPE of TIUS, CE' The PE: G A TION start from S. Eight, a. at r?rerecomn time to hay , For freinl dilly; sr ampton ; an ANTNI) RHI FRIDAY, next the TC uitheut the shiipsd and the ANI did Steam-s FOR Al JACKSON at No on. TER, Come Noon. Ret SUNDAY. FOR OS' rnander, eve' .DAY Ni g h London at E persons g .(In consequ *Vous and agl considerably, The genet board these 1 private and table provid Carriages hour before For freigh and Simon, church-stree well as at the FOURTH Clears a OR Passer fast -sailing 1 JOHN. MA the same exo previous shi Superior ace DIETARY The Steerag the Captai according [11) 1 1 1 1 Sunday ...... Monday uesd a y Wednesday Thursday... riday ..... S aturday.... Total per Week... IN The same 8 SEN GI rorter, and I intermedla folind ip Ea] Aqir tite consisting of provided free ; AU Eoligrant teoitiacates .cates of bipti . Women to roosted ratio receiving no plied until on portunities th The Daily M as foliow, • Medical co portions : 01 Children-7 1 pints Lemon 40 lbs. Scotch Wine; 200 ga In cases of ; Potatoes are 31hs. of Pota are to be subst weal per day f The above hall deem pl.( tended that of Stout each To respect; Tony 111 r. Jos the Passage_; The passage put on board to show that tl detained beyot Passages, it 20 /. ; in. the S tlke Passage-to Three Child to 14 years ; u For Freight SEPII S. CI Cape of Good BARNSTAP TUNI' T O BE I 1 and v i f e r h S l i t h ra : r O s l ile m l au :! . I ,t spacious Rll, fixtures expres are three aura thorn circular • faltun at a fair Satisfactory are about to di For particul This will not Dated Barn BOLD COX s r : „ seven doei fiery large S whichare care remises, and ( Fine 'Vertical gold caseA, a Pine Vertical nE •••' P:tnelit.ndee-ttancrlie holes with d, warranted Patentdetach h ° lo 9, secom "anted Patent detach(' six holes, se( Patent el dials, t d tache *ix holes, se gold dials, w — ether of the ( N.B. Sec vv ri J AZ Co RHEI ky of a Lett 0 . 1 Car moc k , n( lo the Editor n " Sir,—l thi 44 t he o f . hie!' has - b month s ago l l cited and ft-act " e "of the • n tinued J °l d re Very adfully from extended from atnrrns. Havin g ical f I set Zwiti ti e l o Ytrll: ll e : n ge d e g d i 1 I e ng Sir Bet w ho a • " had hi no apasm can a t h o le to walk, th te rapidly re nsive medico cinal in addin t 4 a, I eg mated :s to by l gm ; T r a: y k t ferers. last man to 11 ) to be nuthinwl it I " Carmock, P-S• At ‘Orgeons and opinion that tt minate• in Incl had th e s lighte of this extetor This justly_A in any of the al any rev ectabl Country, at th Or from the Pr,