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

THE SUN; LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 27, 1865, ...... , _.....-. ....._ Naval and Military Intelligence. , at Silistria honourable mention is made of "his gallant , had taken for her husband, and whom she still desired to the round pond, and she immediately acquainted him , THE ANNEXATI(iN OF CANADA TO 1 PRICES OF SIIA . RES 1 Country Markets. keep so. He (Mr. Nash) should prove that the evidence with what had happened. The constable then proceeded I friend and brother officer," Major Nasmyth. FRANCE. IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM ------.0.---- Mar . J. E. Addison, Deputy-Assistant - Adjutant . was too weak to justify the nullity of the marriage, and to take him into custody. The witness added that the • PANIES' STOCK. . - The East Anglian screw-collier, No. 162, Capt. Kemp,The columns of the Paris press are almost exclusively General is appointed to succeed the late Colonel John 'then Jane Long would have reason to congratulate her - prisoner treated her in a similar manner aboet a fortnight which arrived at Woolwich on the 13th inst., sailed on . devoted to chronicling the movements of the Queen of ---.n.- Enoch as Asses' taut.Quartermaster•General at the Horse self that she had not proved her husband to have stated ago upon another part of the common. ' F e e 3 19 g. Saturday morning with a heavy cargo of Lancaster guns, on oath that which was untrue. Mr. Nash proceeded The prisoner asked her several questions, but lie was England in that portion of their pages which is usually From the Official List. Guards, ' First HADIeIhTiGTON B C B O A it . N I shots shell, &c., for the Crimea. The Sydney, steam- . D onn th e pa st week 34 men of the Sussex Artillery to remark on the vast difference between the peal- unable to shake her testimony. He declared that he had appropriated to original speculation, and politics give Second 783 2d t , 36s Gd 1 313 8d ig i 0 • transport, left Greenhithe on Saturday morning for the . • ome d th e R o y a l Artillery corps, and have been sent to /lion of the two parties in their after life, should not been on Clapham - common for three weeks, and then I place to present interesting occurrences of a more social TUESDAY EVENING. Third Total quantity 70s Od 1 30s Od ) 303 Od 1 9 si d same destination. I Woolwich. Eleven of them were from Littlehampton, the marriage be annulled. The woman would go only with his little girl. He strongly asserted that the an d kindly ord e r. The ~ Union" finds space, however, for LONDON, FRID A.Y, AUG. 24, 1855. Such is the expedition employed in the Arsenal and and the remainder from Eastbourne. back into the world injured irretrievably, for they bad witness was mistaken in his identity. discussing a project, now for the first time heard of ' , for ______„_______ PP PP 129 erse _lns sold 828 oa : 31 3 B P A s AL11 6 Y11 :1 E I T 36 .-O : AATS Od II.4. 251'4 e ; , A ; ; PP lee qrs., es si shipping departments, under the present emergency, for . in evidence that the marriage had been consummated Ellen Hoe, one of the sisters of the complainant, a the re-annexation, of Canada to France on . the basis of a PP PI oats ,', . 20 ''' GASOLIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. 21 qrs., • the transport of war materials, that a brig was hauled by cohabitation, and therefore she would go forth as a little girl aged 10 years, was next called, and she stated friendly transfer from Great Britain. This project is PP PP beans ~ SUIT TO DISSOLIrE A MARRIAGE. stated to have been originated by aM. Barthe, member Dividend Amount AVERAGES PER IMPERIAL QUARTER. 0 61 alongside the wharf on Friday evening, and on the sue- woman who had cohabited with a man who was not her that she was in the company of her sister on Friday of b w ar h l e e a y t in market, 515 qrs., i s g g ' s ceeding morning at 11 she was towed down the river, • husband. Mr. Edlin, who followed Mr. Nash on the afternoon. She saw the prisoner sitting under a tree. of the Canadian Institute, recently sojourning in France, Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Wheat, 3/. 18 C 8-12ths l Barley, _X. 16 6 11 e A.1211 , ii en route for the Crimea, with a full cargo of shot, shell, JACKSON v. LONG (FALSELY CALLING HERSELF JACKSON). same side, observed . that the real party whose benefit The witness here completely confirmed the evidence of who has subsequently embodied it in a work, entitled &c., embarked in the course of the night. A court was held before the Chancellor in the Bristol was sought in this suit was the minor, William Joseph her sister. "Le Canada reconquis par la France." On this publi- £ s. d. £ S. d. Schooners, trading-sloops, and other such craft are Consistory Court on Tuesday the 7th inst., to hear the Jackson, and when they looked at the conduct of that Mr. Hoe's servant, who was with her master's children cation the journal has the following observations : 8riti5h.............. - - - - constantly arriving at Woolwich from the provincial arguments of counsel in the above suit, which has been person they found, by his own admission, that it was on Clapham-common on the previous occasion alluded "All is reduced into a single word-the exchange of Ca. M i l ° Provincial •• •• 71. 20 00200 0 20 Current. e ter"'''„, 70- v, B ghton •• ~ 5/. 20 0 0 2 ,, 0 0 1.5% Qlr7s4. D wh Al e 4 at li , EITH B G e I- 5 1,,1N iIA.RICET - AVG. 23 80s Od ,A s foundries, so that no diminution in the crowded state of instituted by Mrs. Emilia Emmeline Jackson, the pro- characterised by the grossest perfidy throughout. He to by the complainant, was next e xam i ne d , an d s h e clearly Dada; and th a t wor d i s not without danger, but it is corn- City of London ...... 41. Os. 100 001*0 6 ,: - pieta inopportuneness and foresight at a moment when Continental (4th Cap.). the Arsenal yard is at present perceivable. moter, a widow lady, residing at Clifton, in order to came into that court, having conspired at a very early established the prisoner's identity.- 50 0020 0 1 - 368 Oats 1 il 2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all - 218 Barley 3S. 00 oos Od ........ s,. t , Her Majesty's steam-transport Lion, No. 132, John make void and set aside a marriage contracted by her son, age to deceive an indulgent mother, and to contract a Another little girl, named Taylor, residing in Rectory. England and France, united for the designs of peace . and Equitable .......... Great Central .. •.... 8/ per cent 10 0 0 all ti ri nier , lal d .. t .......... 101 &_rnus. e 4 g 0 o all 11% 4 Peas & beans 50s Od oos Od ......... iv Kinger, commander arrived on Friday from Balaklava. Willia m Jose p h Jackson, with the defendant Jane Long, n • S a r r iage at which he knew she would be greatly die. grove, Clapham-common, also corroborated the witnesses war, are free more than they ever were to enter into coin -89 binations between themselves of interests and conveniences. Her dates are-Bal;klava 26th of July ; Constantino- orinagthe,eagnrdouanisclooofnhaisccmoiunnotritoyf a a t a th u e nd ti u m e e p o u f bi s i u ca ch tio m il a o ri pleased. They found that from the very beginning he as to the prisoner exposing himself on the occasion al- How doubt in effect that the greet crisis iu which the world Lon e cron nell -- .... ') ._ ABE stDEEN-Aue. 24. ple, Ist of August ; Malta, Bth of August • and Gib- deceived the young woman by telling her he was 19 years laded to by Miss Eliza Hoe. is found should be resolved otherwise than by profound dis- Do Pail , r •••• •••••• - 50 0 0 ~ - Potato oats '73 6tl to 28s 6d salter, -. She brings the horses of his Royal the banns, these having been a suppression of the Chris- of age, and never undeceived her until the day after their The prisoner, in defence, declared that he went to the authority 9 The East •'' ' Preference it per cent. 25 0 0 ~ - placements of .appears more particu- Poe ix ............. 4: per cent. 60 0 0 52 0 , J 3034 Common oat. °7s 6a to 28s Oil Highness the Duke of Cambridge and staff, .Colonel tian name the part of the minor with the knowledge marriage. He was a convicted liar on his own statement, spot in question fora purpose, and was in the asljust- gaily destined to be transformed, and ten years will not have Ratcliff -• • • ....... 51. ,100 0090 4 • 73 Bore 31s of to 32s Od Berley ..... ...... 3ls 00 to 32s Od Tylden, &c. ; also the following and his evidence mustbe lookedupon withgreatsuspicion. ing his dress when the children came up. He denied the pessed without Europe having seen what there was of United +leneral ...... V. 10s. ,50 0 0 pH 90 right Mr• Stone passengers :-Lieute- of the defendant. nant Fremantle, Rifle Brigade (wounded in the • and Mr. Prideaux appeared on behalf of Mr. Stone was rising to reply, when charge, and also that he ever committed hiinself in the reality or of chimera in the celebrated confidences made to Westminster , hartered 41 per cent. 60 0 0 " 43 Wheat, red (spring)6 sOd to 68s Od s zcu- the rom • arm and chest) ; Miss rolidori, lady nurse, from a p oter, and Mr. Naish and Mr. Edliia on behalf The Chancellor said, George Edwin Brown had been maener described on a former occasions Sir H. Seymour by the Emperor Nicholas; but let it not Ditto, New ........ - 5 O 5O ort 10 0 0 -- white 748 00 to 7Gs Od I 6 f thepromoter. tail ; and Messrs. Aymeley, Freeney, and Wilson, o a participator in the fraud which had been committed in Mr. Superintendent Fecn, of the V division, informed be imagined that a revolution of that kind can ever be ac- Oatmeal 20s 9,1 to 21s •eil per boll. WATER-WORKS. attached to the Sanitary Commission from Constanti- Mr. Stone said the act of Parliament to which he the matter ; and he had signed his name to a lie in the his worship that there had been a great many complaints coniplished without infinite arrangements in the distribu- nople. particularly desired to; draw the attention of the court a a aQ Mary, eannasessa of at. Radcliffe. He (the Chancellor) from persons of similar acts having repeatedly been coin- lion of power between the great States ; and thus it is the Dividend Amount RETAIL PRICES. 19 0 Os t ° 10 1 1 , part of wisdom and not, of temerity to suggest in advance Name of Company. per of Paid Price. Flour -s 00 to 38 Oil Barley flour,l4lb• ,0, The Jasper gun-boat, the loss of which we announced was the 4th Geo., cap. 76, and the sections to which adverted to the fact that there bad been no testimony to mitted on the common, and he had been obliged to place Os t ° el for the consideration of politicians those indications and Annum. Share. • Oatmeal,l4lb. 2s ld to 2s 2d. „ dust, ... ...... ,le to a few days since is the third vessel of that name lost he would desire particular attention were the 2d, 7th, support the statement of the minor as to the conversation extra constables there to prevent a continuance of such . t the h conjec ures upon changes which may one day best Bereineal is 7d to is 3d , per lb ......... eeso99. within the last ' 3o years. The United Service Gazette and 27th. The learned counsel then read the above- which had taken place at Carter's, or of the cohabitation ; disgusting conduct, agree with the equity, the interest, and the harmony of £ S. d. £ s. S. Peasemeal 2s 7d to 2s 8(1 Sii. ' ls, ......... . ........ Os" says :-" The first, a 10-gun brig, was wrecked at Santa mentioned sections, the purport of which, briefly stated, that the officiating clergyman at the marriage had snot , .. . Police-constebleßayley, who took the prisoner into governments and peoples. The work Beach is East London GrandJuntion ... 61. per cut. Stock. . - 4 . per cut. 50 0 all 100 102% 70 4-Ib. 10af...9d. I 2-Ib. e, 3s. blown up off Beechy consists Mapra in 1827, and the second . - .......... 51. per cat. 100 '0 e - 75 1 4 Cheese, per imperial stone, 3s to 3s 6d. Head last year. The following contains the fullest in- to be published ; enactments that notice of the true defendant to the suit, with the party married to the the tree in question, and the seat faced the path. of Canada would be an act of policy useful to the two na- Lambeth ............ , - 100 0 0 - - PROVISION MARKET. i l ri g 11 formation we have relative to the accident :-She was names and place and time of abode of parties to be given minor in St. Jenies's Church, had not been made out. Mr. Beadon, having commented upon the case and /lions, useful above all to England. Canada i 4, in fact, New River Company.. ' 2/. 10s. - - t,O l 1 Od 4 uthwark & Vauxhall 51 per cut. 100 0 0 - - - Beef, per lb .. ... . . ...6il to 90 I Butter, p lb. Os go to ,t 89% last employed off Taganrog. The Russians make out a to ministers ' and that marriage should be void where In the libel itselfthere was enough and more than enough alluded to the respectability of the prisoner, said the caee menaced from day to day by the system, of the United West Wddl 1 0 i esex ...... 5 . per cent. 61 0 - 91 Xlutton, per lb 6d to 8d I Eggs, p doz. 0 _3 ;,..: to n consequential relation between her loss and a shot from persons wilfully marry without due publication of banns of proof on which to find a verdict of nullity, but he was most distinctly proved, and he had no alternative States, which , /looks to the absorption of he, New Sfroa'g, .._ Veal, per lb 6d to 8(1 Hens, p pair 2.s e a si "" 6a t° ' 6 1 one of her guns, which a few hours before struck the or legal licence, rise, • thought the evidence in many of the points was far from but to convict the prisoner. He then sentenced him to and to the exclusive domination of the Pacific Ocean Will • BRIDGES. Pork, per 1b.... sd to 6d Chickens,do. is Octt,,eo „j wall of a minster where the faithful were engaged in William Joseph Jackson, the Minor, in August, 1854, sufficient. In a suit of the importance of the present three months with hard labour. England have the stronizth to protect Canada against thit 1 2 s . , Salmon, per lb Os to (13 Ducks, ( 0., 6d t et Dividend , Amount political invasion, sustained by armed invasions? The holy offices. As the boat was on her way to rejoin the was living with his mother, Emilia Emmeline Jackson, the best proof possible should be brought 'if such proof The prisoner was then locked up, and some time after aaians themselves do not think so, and, detached as Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Grouse, per bi ace } 531bs squadron, she ran aground about 100 yards from the the promoter to the present suit, at Richmond-hill, being was not tendered the court must defer its decision. wards a very respectably-dressed female, who said that they are from every tie of affection, of faith, and of traiii- Annum. Share. Tallow, p stone, 4s9d O tO shore. One of those sudden falls to which inland seas then aged 17 or 18 years. In the early part of that month Mr th t • f f th t t . • she was his wife, applied to his worship to put on a fine, % Stone observed a i any ur er es imony was lion with E 1 in • respect to , re , and, they feel, despite _of the £ s. S. £ s. d. Butter for exportation (present cure) per cwt..Osiits 6 are liable on a change of wind, soon left her more and he first became acquainted with the defendant Jane Long, required by the court it could be produced if time were or mitigate the punishment. good-will of their submission, that a force of secret im- Hungerford ....•••••• - - - _ l2 Eggs, wholesale price, per dozen .... .... . .... ,•••••• more:aground, and she settled firmly in the sand. In then aged 24, by meeting and walking with her on Durd- allowed for that purpose. Mr. Beadon commiserated with the feelings of the pulsion ma.y some day throw them into the common destiny Southwark .......... - I'lo 0 0 - this situation she was exposed to a fire of musketry from ham-clown and other places, near Richmond-hill. Soon After a few further observations on the subject, the applicant, and told her that it was impossible he could of the United etates, whatever may be the final tern of Ditto Yew of 71 p.c. 1/. per cent. i • 0 1 03 0 0 0 - - -- t t: s ) (?(7 T p u u r e k k e l y in s g , }t e s 4 . , ' , : c l i o h lbb 2 4 : : r x , , ,eor toy' . u 0 ~' li ' ,64 , 1 1 DUBLIN-Ape. 24. • i l l a party of Cossacks of the Don, who had been attracted after he became acquainted with her he told her his name Chancellor said he would reserve his opinion as to the alter• his decision, as he had never heard a case more that federation without unity, by consequence without "' Ditto Old - ii;.ofiii. 1/. 1 - 4 s. Bd. GO 0.0 ----- 32 t 6 0 t0 4 :; 6 01 1 , to the scene. The crew, finding it impossible to save was Wm. Joseph Jackson, and the circumstances of his desirability of further evidence on the points he had clearly proved, future. On the contrary, in the expressed opinion of far- Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 45. 40 0 0 - - Whito wheat, 41s Od to 43s Od ; red ditto, 3s s , 28 Oci; r$ lo il • the vessel, left her, whereupon the Cossacks approached condition. Shortly afterwards the parties agreed to he stated until the conclusion of the suit. The prisoner was subsequently removed to the Wands- seeing Canadians, France resuming Canada, and finding Vauxhall ...........• 965. ,7010 3 -21 M Pixley, 17s Od to 20s Ocl. ; oats, 153 Od to 16s ei ;le 0,1 and set the wreck on .fire. The Hetman of these Cos- married, and Jackson told Long he should put up the their ties of sacred origin, would arrest by that alone the Mr. Stone then replied at great length to the argu. worth House of Correction. flour, 73s 6d to 27s Oct per cwt; Indian corn, 468 °' sacks produces a flag, which he affirms was taken from banns at St. Mary Radcliffe Church under the name of expansive force of American policy, and, as it supposes DO CKS , the Jasper. She was commanded by Lieutenant Hud. William Jackson, omitting his name of Joseph, is:corder month of the learned counsel on the opposite side. _ -- -- ---- that in, exchange for Canada, Guyana might be yielded to - • per 4801bs. The Chancellor announced that he should deliver his 2'llo HARVEST. England, with other possessions in India, the Anglo-French Dividend Amount , V' son." to prevent discovery of his friends, and she consented, judgment in the suit on Monday. Alliance would be strengthened, therefore, by the interest of Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. .. Draughts from the depots of Highland regiments in The banns were accordingly pUblished at that church, The Court met on that day, when the Proctor, on behalf - a common defence ; thus everything makes a law for the Annum. Share. SHARE MARKETS. Scotland have received orders for embarkation at Liver- on three successive Sundays, read the parties were to prevention of invasion by the United States, by opposing it s d. - of Jane Long, tendered a further affidavit on her part Harvest operations are now general in this neighbour ,,,,aTtizirdeive.s.t,,...l.,..... ~.!. i, , , cent. i 'F t sel d. I £ toCk. pool this this week, to join the reserves in the Mediterranean. have been married on the Ist November, but Mrs. Jack r The 92d are to send 5 officers and 188 men to Gibraltar, son having received intelligence of the intended marriage denying her knowledge of the suppression of one of the hood (Kendal), and great progress has been made during t a o s czst l eg i gn o o=3;( ( ) ) /1 1 ;1= e t1;: o si w r= oging s igea t t i e i s e LIVERPOOL, Aua. 25. * b• l6/ - - Christian names of Jackson. Doubts being expressed the past week, which upon the whole has been favourable most fixed and best followed up. Penetra. m te te d t w t i i e t r l o i :feo t r h rrie is ; eel 1 1010 and the following draughts are to proceed to Malta :- put herself in communication with the vicar, on the pre- IZ e rliati East Country 2os. per sh. - - - STOCK EXCHANGE.-The tone of the mare - whether it could be received, the court was adjourned un- - 103 as Y e° 2 officers and 71 men from the 42d at Stirling, 2 officers ceding day, and succeeded in stopping it ; but a few for the operations. The crops are very good.- Westmers- month general pFsteztettei and def Eng land, l.lt 1:0, London :it it a t t o h l &n . d e . s ..... i ••• :. :. 454;:pppeerrre:7:tti: Stock.t - oek. unchanged to-day, and prices about the same lackbsro,4, il Saturday week for argument and judgment. land Gazette. - - to speak to France of her ancient colony. Alas, for 100 outhampton .• .. .. - 37 : Os per c. 50 00! 50 - (1 0 1 TGI,4 the market closing dull. Aberdeen, 13-Be s 11 0 . - c e and 63 men from the 71st at Perth, 2 officers and 61 men days afterwards Jackson again. met the defendant and Accordin 1 last Saturday the Chancellor, Mr. Monk, from the 79th at Aberdeen, and 1 officer and 46 men an arrangement was come to between them that he should g Y • h He .ave judgment at considerable lengt . said that The weather has been highly favourable for harvest years she had perhaps forgotten it. Who thinks of the Victoria ... .... 5/. percent. 71 70 , 1 --North Eastern from the Kid at Dundee. put up the banns at St. James's church under the same generations which are no more? Who dreams of re•excit- 20 0 0' 10 0 0 ' ion new, London d. itad m N id o i r a t il h a Western, 474 $-Ditto, 4‘_:'Eerfil ' - • ' - - Ext. No s. 1 and 2, Cl. 6,1-C ' aledonian, 31t. fhere being no pleas by Jaue Long in the way of de- operations in Northumberland and Durham, The crops, Six offiaars with 164 non-commissioned officers and names as before, namely, omitting his second Christian fence, be bad nothing before him but the examinations though laid by the rains, are not materially injured. The ing the reminiscences of peoples? There are ancestors no JOINT-SPOOK BANKS. privatesr cif the.l2th and 99 th Denote from Canterbury, lame; in accordance, the banns were published on the in chief. He felt, therefore, very strongly the responsi-MANCHESTER, AUG. 25. el ° at, Chatham Garrison and joined the Provisional th, 19th, and 26th November, and on the 27th the bilitwhich was cast npon him in giving judgment and stocks of old wheats in the markets are now small, and longer; nations, like families, live in the present; it is forbidden to races to pride themselves on their origin ; Dividend Amount - ait ..,b'ait, Battalions, under the command of Brevet-Major Hanley, marriage was solemnised by the Rev. W. Johnson, andthe wheat crop is not so heavy as last year. The pro- there is no longer a past, scarcely is there a history any Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. STOCK EXCHANGE.-There was a very - li r e 12th Foist, an entry of such marriage made. After such marriage the vast importance of the case, not only to the patties, but to the public. It was the duty of the Court to be duce per acre will therefore be less. Barley, it is ex- longer ; the metropolis and the colony are strangers the The Medical Staff Corps at Chatham, which has been the parties did not cohabit until the 10th of December, exceedingly cautious in declaring a marriage null and petted, will be a large crop, but oats only middling. one to the other ; man is unknown to man, and this great - rupture of the ties which in other times united peoples is Australasia........... 207. pc, cent. 440 s. O dO• £ LI a' 94 Eighths, / rile. Eastern Counties, iia_sheoe , , formed iato eight companies, is now to be raised to 11 and such cohabitation continued until December void, and to weigh all the 'evidence with care and jea- Upon the whole, however, it is gratifyiug to learn that , BIRIHNGHAM, AUG. 25. of . ) companies, of 100 men in each company, and to be under 14, and since then they hail had no interview or lousy. After setting forth the nature of the suit and its ry called by a great name-Humanity. The passing visit of M. British North American GL per cent. 50 0 o •. the grain crops will be fully an average.-Neiscastle Barthe nevertheless will not be useless to the cause which Commercial of London. ;10/.per cent. 1100 0 0 20 0 0 3 - 1 1 , AO/ 00 C010nia1.............. 57 per cent. ,100 0 0 25 0 0 20 , 4 the command of a subaltern. Captain Cole, of the 31 conversation whatever, excepts once or twice in the progress, and after citing the acts of Parliament and seve foman ............... 1 61. per cent. 25 0025 0 0 - STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market has to Guardian. he wishes to serve. In order to revive rein embraases half extinguished, he has addressed himself by preference to the lull business to-day, and pikes are Buffs, has taken up his appointment at head-quarters as public streets. William Joseph Jackson, the miner ral cases, he said the questions he had to determine Neiiila,nds, 71-North Staffords, 6i dig. the officen second in command, himself, deposed to his being the only son of Thomas were first has the marriage been between the arties •• The progress made in the harvest work is very great. liter: portion of France; it is the name f intelligence Lond.Char. Bk. of A.us. 1 - 20 0 0 all o - - o and London and County .. i 10'. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 39 1 0 - S- South ' 6 -South Staffords, 2-01 d Birming bs Colour-Setgeant * John Scott, 45th Regiment, has re- Jackson, is lieutenant in her Til ajesty's navy, and subse secondly, has there been an undue üblication of P banns ; A large proportion of wheat and other grain crops has of the arts that he has wishedthe ceived a , commission to be Quartermaster of the Land quently the commander of the , steam-ship Phoenix, out third! both - • P flpubli y, wereparties cognisant o the uni ue - been cut, and a considerable quantity is already safe] Y appeal a certain elite of men are always moved. Another London Joint Stock .•• 'l2l. per Cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 3 ' l el Transport Corps at Bristol, with the sum of 1501. for the of the port of Bristol. Witne 311 lived with his mother, housed. Another week of such weather, and the harvest appeal, an appeal more energetic remains for bine to make- Provincial of Ireland.. Si.per cent. 'lOO 0 0 25 0 0 - e cation of banns before the marriage was solemnised ? LEEDS, AUG. 25 elsf' purchase of an outfit and to receive * Sis. per day pay. the promoter of the suit, at No .4, Richmond-hill, Chi- The learned Chancellor reviewed the evidence leading to in this neighbourhood (Exeter) will be almost over. We this is an appeal to the Church ; the great proselytism of xa Dd o ttl N ew... .... • . 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all - • 1 4 iO - I,r, STOCK EXCHANGE.-A very inactive mare' ssr t or Of the. Foreign Legion 357 arrived from Halifax, ton, and was apprenticed to Xi .Payne, of Tower•hill, observed yesterday, what we believe is very rare, the affections and reminiscences is there. The Institute has Nat. p i rm lf ne T i r a e l l e at f t. , . 6 8 : per per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 -- an affirmative judgment upon the twopoints, and in cent.loo 0 0 33 0 0 - prices were about stationary. Lseils 8 3 1 '°„, ro ll North America, at Spithead, on Friday evening, on civil engineer. Was 17 years of age, and under 13, when dealing with the last and material • h question e criticised plied to M. Bertha by compliments ; the Church will Ditto, New .....• ••• 8!. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - eTorth " ' V te r-- ern Pref., No. 1, ..ei pm.-Great N es board the sailing transport W. M. Rogers. They were about the Bth of Aug., 1854, he first became acquainted 1 in adjoining fields.—Western Times. answer him by • acts. It is by the Church that the love of 3riental Bank Corpora. , 8% p ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all 1 the evidence of the minor Jackson and the witness 8r0wn, 42% ,-• firm a at the advance.-Miolands, 70 to 714. raised in various parts of North America, and are ex- with the defendant, Jane Long. Met her on Durdham- ' The harvest is now general in this district, and, with origin is preserved ; she is the connecting link of genera- u Al i t o h n A o ;ta x t i r T a s l t i r a a • a . .. . 141 p.et.& bs. 25 0 0 ~ 39 i pointing out thepoints which they did clad upon - - - ___ Ditto .. ........... 331. per cent. - 2 10 0 I and referrine to certain improbabilities. He coned by lations between men is that which is born of a common mi . . The war in the Crimea is very popular amine , the steamers go up and down the 1 iver. Witness entered 1 • ' . •an average quantity and quality, although in both re, . Union of London ..... '20% per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 597 SAABORNI. , M A ILS• defendant' the frauds- eying that the complicity of the in e faith and Canada remains French above all it re- te • soldiers in Jamaica. The Tyne mail packet, which ar. into conversation with her, and •• told her the names of the s • •spects below that of last year. The turnips are in fine • ' • - e because Union of Madrid ... •• , - 40 0 0 all -- d ffi lent suppression' of the name Joseph ha not been su - mains Catholic. Her lanenaee alters, all whilst surviving - -ass sr rived from there this month, b ro u g ht a , n umber of voin o . packets. After some Conversati on, he found her way • • 'd •1 • If judicially condition. The potato disease, we are sorry to say, has do e ciently proved, and he did not con prier himself as seen too much in the book M. Bertha ; but her relit (N signifies that the mails ore , en: from !re 7 .......,.... / . {Sued from the artillery force, and news reached by the home was the same as his and they walked together as made its appearance, but up to the present time its gion is entire, and nothing can ever weaken it. This is CANALS. last Jamaica packet that several companies from the far as Clifton Church. A:few days after witness met her • dl • the rrie e null and void. He warranted in ec aring ma , g sy the night-and Mby the m irning---icseo, h.) _ ' ravages have been somewhat limited. -Oxford Chronicle, 'why the action of religion is that which best correspon is , • therefore, dismissed the defendant from further attend - West India regiments had also velunteered to proceed again, and they went for a walk t ogether ;he then told her A considerable amount of corn has been housed since to the desire of preserving the union of the old mie repolis Names of ' 2 Dividend ~, Dividend a. ji , 0 1 Names of c:i 9,..) , ,v 1: ..,.. to the Crimea. . that he lived on Richmond-hill with his mother, that hie once in the suit. our last iotice. The wheats indeed are almost all ga• and its best colony. Let then NI. B athe, whose zeal is Companies. ' t - i , per Price Companies. 't , t Per Price. 00UNTRM. In • amtrel tso_e eve fe4 b • high] The family of the promoter el/Igy respectable .e Annum. On Friday his Excellency the Earl of Carlisle re. father was formerl the ca /lain of the Phoenix steamer, thered in and some farmers have not only housed, but beautiful and affecting, ask of religion to conquer Car:ada l'i Annum. 02 Ottleo, Lon.lon. Iwo 0 -: 11 ' - _,.. ' and well-known in the city, the case has excited a good - viewed the troops at present stationed at the Curregb that his name was y 1) j k dh as Wm. Joseph . ac son, an that e was thrashed their wheat, and amongst those who have done by education, .hy instruction, by books, by charity, -----. 1 £ -. ..__----...• .- -"' Oa' Encampment A guard of honour, consisting of a party apprenticed to Mr. Payne, ' engin( ter, on Tower-hill. Alter deal of interest. by the ass• , ciatloti-of allgood aud ho.eon . s. is his Royal Highness Prince Albert, who, we per- . , . g . works, - will , , £ shin BrOldh 93 71. p. et.' 130 Macclesfield. 100 27. america(byßrit.pack)l o 1 - ' , very Prides .. , Live) poo l ~,',91 10s. 51% UncrlCP.kby United Sts. ova' of of the Scotch Greys, under Captain Sutherland, was in that witness was in the habit o f meeting her two or calve, by our Uxbridge market return of Thursday last, sympathies revive otherwise fruitful than those which sees the ' Barnsley • 160 - ' - Reath .. •• • • lop 16/. 151 packet) ..........N •• .• ....• Li.verPn cl waiting at Newbridge station, by which the Viceregal th • t . 'they 61 t t t the see Imes a week. ey use o meet a ebottom THE DARLINGTON POISONING CASE. exhibited and sold some remarkably fine train at 86s. awake on appeal of the Academies." Ilrknk& kbrg 150 41, - Oxford.. •• .• 100 - 110 ,merica (by U. States Birmingham, 40 4/. 93 Peak Forest. 78 5/ Os. 86 pocket) ..........N •• • • .... • • Soutivatli a ''' ' party were escorted, riding on horseback, to the scene of Richmond-hill at half-past see en o'clock in the even- _.____......._. per quarter. This wheat was grown by Mr. Brebner, at BIRMINGHAM MUSICAL FESTIV IL. ,;oventry....lloo 25°. 209 Regent's .••• 30 '1 14 li tuatralia (via •South of the review, im d'stes' me lately adjacent to the camp. 'ing. Witness always told her flu it his name was William DARLINGTON, Saturday Afternoon.-Messrs. R. H. the Flemish Farm-Windsor Express. 4.. :fern-- . ... !100 t; . 15s. 84 Rochdale -85 11. 10s. 60 ampton) .......... M •''"•• -•• • - Southa . 0 His Excellency was received on his arrival by tare Joseph Jackson, and that he vra.s 19 years' of age. She Allan and J. L. Hammond and Colonel Coiling were The cutting of wheat has become pretty general, and BIRMINGHAM, Sunday Morning.-This celebrat el hlllsmre*Chs 6° 214 pet - Sonarset Coal 140 - - Atto (via Marseilles) N, •• •• ..- . newer - l eel l tiv Commander of the F triennial music meetin commences on Tuesda , iramel ,:n 100 3 pr. ct. - Do Lk F 1-t 12 - - litto (via Cape of 1400 d Forces General Lord Seaton and told him at first her name was 1 'anny carter, and that p r esent at the magistrates' room this morning at ten a large quantity of sprine corn has been got in. Barley - g -Y 'Born Do , 6 pr.Ct 10 67 . pr. iiO 4 .. his staff Th ct. i 2% - -tfird &Wore 281. 425 Hope) . .. ....NI The preparations-this year-on a scale f 140, _ _. , . • -a following regiments had been pre. she was also 19 • but he afterwa ids happened to see the o'clock, when Mr. Joseph S VI Wooler was again and oat crops are both heavy, though the fames is i "g• e . nai 0. m agile rand urre; 100, • 4/. - Shrewsbury.. ,erica (west de . a . st)..N l 3d of the raotni. • piroo6 lll V iollSi y d rawn up in line :-The North Cork Militia, initials J. L. miler handkercheng and asked her what brought up on the charge of poisoning his wife, and the rough in the grain and not very bold. The fears enter. tude beyond those of any former occasion-invest the Grand Union 100' 1, Os - Stonthrldev.. 1 , 2 4 ' 12/. 285 ~exandria..........N,- , 9 24, &30of ~ (Dover ..se,, commanded festival with even more than ordinary interest which VIDA & Avn , , 39 6s. Od. 6% , •evern and •I SG ( iexandria..........M '*- • ,- ith of mot orn?' dby Colonel Hodder; the Clare Militia, corn- it meant, and she then told him that her name was reading of the depositions was proceeded with. tained of mildew in the wheat have diminished, owing to 21. 28 ' i - 117%1 - of ' the , . So uth ttisra u. O ti le mended by Colonel M`Namara ; the Count of Dublin Jane Long, and that Fanny Css a•ter was her sister's • Mr Marshall attended for his client ; and Mr. F. the continued fine weather 3,nd it is now hoped that always attached to this the greatest of our provincial L r e u e i c mr v: . ;00; . 2 - - wye yail. 5 ahareas ••• - .......1 . ~ .0 0 , telgium ............N 1 001 3' • . . • - - - , Dover " •,i I'oll Light Infantry, commanded by Lord St. Lawrence ;the name. About three weeks after they first became ' • the quantity ofthe .be everything that t - Mewburn jun., represented Mr. Rymer, who had been e. s 1001 2/. 20 trazil - M 9th of the month.. Soatho 3l :;,,lAr. •• •• •• e• •. •• South Downishire Militia ; the Longford Militia, corn. quainted they commenced t o t a x e about marriage, and corripelled to leave for London. desired. The general experience of the country coincides bleed the charms of novelty with the splendid character Leicstr & , •Ttla 83 -28 x,, Wanviek &"1 f 1 2/. 11 %ems Ayres ........, Ai 9th oi the nionti• .. got it li 1 " r , o , ' Lonotborooli 142 lot. 2, 575 Napton. j 100 •ape of Good Hope ..N yerlcuS P° ' • mended by Colonel Masters _• the Westmeath Militia ;in about a month she consented. to marry him. They Mr. Fortune stated, in addition to his deposition, that in a ereat degree with that of our own locality. In the of the performances ;on this occasion the former ex- Nt a in ' outhsh 100 , - - NlTorcstr & 1 1 ape' of Good Hope ..N and the 60th Rifles, commanded by Colonel Greville. both knew very well at the sal ne time that witness's when he called to register the death, Mr. Wooler said he south the sickle has been fully employed, and the wheat ceeds any effort in that way ever attempted. Of course irntemeresh tool - - 1 Binning. e 78i 21. 20 ape de Vends ...... N 9th of tb3 month is o utnatuTO 4 ZSonilltar, ► c oilt His Excellency and party, accompanied by the Cone- friends would be very much - v axed at the marriage. considered he had had the very best of advice, and that crops are unusually heavy and sound,—Leicestershire the greatest of all is Costa's oratorio kE/i), which is un- If eltn Mwbry 100' - - Wilts & lirks - I 10s. Od. - eylon (see India) 1 /11' eii ili mander-in•Gbief and his staff, having inspected the line At that time the defendant waa :living in Maudlin - lane money would have been no object if he could have saved MercurY. . i s ws,it f c9;t,t e hieh t ee a le l i,i i ro t , m tnte:d a menia y adyt;o b nittno e tr dergoing an amount of preparation in proportion to the hannel Isles ........:01Mon.,Wed.,:tr rP. ; 3outh arfli - 0 , ... • of troops, the several regiments moved out in column with her brother-in-law, Mr. C arter, and her sister. Mrs. • Wooler's life. During the last few days considerable progress has ma,gnitale and itnportsnce of the work. INSURANCE COMPANIES. hi1i.................M, 2,1 *17th of :mut ,outhatUP and proceeded to manesuvre. It had been eontem. Her brother-in-law had be en in business as a pastrycook The Rev. It. J. Simpson wished, with the permission been made in cutting, and, in some instances, of housing Beforetl.7aGinterestingrupon9ic,ti which seh p a ir i hso t v e o g e ; o t i : ts v I: i g n e e r;t a it to o ther few hfe rn tle t in te vimusic circumstancesar Albion per pins .••• • Oncel a month.... Dividend Amount 1 • plated to go through the various eyolutions usual on a formerly, but was out of burin es s. Shortly afterwards of the Bench, to give an answer to a question put to him the crops. In some localities, however, much anxiety'onstentinople ...• .• c. ,8,13,18,23,5 c 28 a: o i Dover ,•• ~ ..s, of Paid. Price. 'enstantinople ...„ lath lia 20th of mott.,Southatnr' V field•day, but After some skirmishing had taken place they removed to King-square Avenue. Then wit- on cross-examination by Mr. Marshall, his objection to has been felt as to the want of the usual number ofAnnum. Share. out. of Europe Mlk N o rwice daily ..... .. 'Dover •• - les / • the sky became overcast and rain commenced, in cause- 'less and. the others talked the matter over as to which answer which had produced a false impression . Mr, mar. hands to reap the produce with the required rapidity. ogypt (see India) 9° X a. d. £ a. d. queues of which the proceedings of the day were brought would be the best c h urc h f or te tem to get married at. shall had asked him if he did not tell Ann Taylor to But the comparative deficiency of Irish reapers has been •17. 10.. 600 AOBO lP 0 85 i i ‘ , ~ Ili& 7, 17, 20. 27 of, Bouth.,rlC . to au early termination, and the troops were marched Witness nrolmeed Ratcliffe Chem ch, and defendant said confess the truth, because some bottles had been found, supplied by manufacturing operatives, who this year of the General Hospital, which for coneiderably more Alliance I;rit. aria Fo7. 71. 14s. Gd.bs. 100 0 0 11 0 0 180, iO. - 0 - 0 0 ( 0 , 0 ,101 ii •• • back to the camp. The Lord-Lieutenant and his suite she should like it to take place , there, as it was a long Under the highest advice, he now wished to state, first, have spread themselves through the agricultural die- than half a century has depended for its support mainly anchor Marine....... 61. p.c. & bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 390, , reytown 'ranee ........ M& It Twice daily ..... D ore . „, 0 , ! JO •... ...... .. !•11;21id & 17th ot mon..l oo ,o o alp ° C .. 1 .•• • ......... 6 per cent. 5 0 1 0 0 were entertained at lunch by .Lord Seaton and the way from her home. Witness told her that a man his reason for declining to go into the conversation and trios in considerable numbers. With regard to the on the proceeds of this triennial celebration. This insti- Atlas . officers of the several regiments, and returned to town named Collins, who had been the steward of the Phoenix, secondly tution, esteblethel for the relief of sick and la-no poor, argue Life ... - -''' :.:9.nr ab .. IV 2ricl of the menu iscetieatre' I) the subject of the conversation. The cause of wheat crop a greater difference of opinion prevails than • by a special train at six o'clock. and knew him, lived in Thomas-a treet, and probably at - his declining to go into the conversation was entirely was the •case last year. Oa the whole, the probability is without limitation as to place of birth or residence, has, British Commercial .. 76. 10s. 50 0 0 50 0 - . ,o 0 , - ,pd ............ M t :pally ...... • .....11)oVer .. • 0. , L 0 _ ('.2l , ltinftS ...... .. ..M ,7 t 11 of the rilOnth.f4f)titi:Stni ~ I ' Letters from the 87th Royal Irish Fusiliers to friends tended Redcliffe Church, and w ould know who it was if lest some of the subjects mentioned should prejudice the that the yield will be less than the average et Years, and during 76 years, ministered to the medical and surgica,l 11eriel.Med.& Gen. Life spr et. &bs 100 0010 0 0 0 1 ~ounty ... ss. ,50 0 0 50 0 6 3 /% '• 4/. • 100 0 0 10 , 0 0 - ' : :1?A, (ViaSCUthaMpt.)A7 'ttl, P.; 20th of int-.n.iPlymcutli .1 0, in Kilkenny mention that the intelligence of the resole- the banns were published in the ;name of William Joseph ease of the prisoner and the character of the witness. It about one-fourth behind the immense produce of last necessities of nearly 400.000 patients, of whom m ore • •......... 1, s. Cd ,t 0 0 0 50 0 17 1d dia (via Marseilles)M 9th&2sth of roontlilDover •••••;,, se; /lion of the Government to draught an army from India Jackson. Witness suenested that if he were to put in wag; nothing connected with himself or the 'l' n. year. Nevertheless a larger breadth of ground leas than 91,090 have been inmates of the hospital, The fi - st Eagle - Isles (see Indiao. i 7,& 27 of mot: 'Dover..:o - .l fl ot o ,s island ..M & NTWieO daily .. ...II T. -11 °''' OA ,I to Egpyt, to form a reserve for the Crimea, was received the banns as William Jackson, of the parish of St. Mary, duct, nor bad lie any wish to extort a confession from been devoted this season to wheat cultivation than can seven meetings after the festival was established yid dad Equity and Law...... 4 1 ,0 per cent.' 100 0 0 50 0 5% „.b m .. _5 , 1,7, 9, 1 - 7, &2i 0 , • . : - 0.iso ° u;lionl ;0 , 1 ••• bY that gallant and distinguished corps with the utmost Radcliffe, he would not recognise him. It was then her. He only thought it his duty to give her advice to be remembered. Barley is a heavy crop, and had it not a pmlit amounting'', to little more than 4,000/. ; but in ai r izee . n . Life l/. 20 0 0 au 18k ' i;.deir . a .. ...... - - .....3..:; ,, th of the mo'-.ti,!Soutbann,f .0% G/. 5 0 0 i i , i ii ii m ar p e r l ., ali t,w,. ... : • 5 , ' ; pf , 7 ‘ nt .: , 100 ,,n 0 0 47 r,, s o, ‘ p ,, Globe si. •• •• 51, '. !adeira ..................Y; 23:1 of month .....11,iver0 01. enthusiasm, the men and officers feeling confident that agreed between the witness and; defendant that for the speak the truth. been for the recent rains, which from its luxuriant chi- the year 1799, chiefly in consequence of the energy of a p t ub p lic-s . pir i it , ed inhabitant (the late Mr. Joseph Moore), -•• .... st. per cent. Stock. ~ 107 sue oasel"d'a) I I So fine a regiment as theirs would not be left in a state purpose of concealment the ban aim should be put in the Ain Marshall asserted, and Mr. Allan and the mug's- f meter had beaten it dawn, the produce would, it is pro er eses.,:see_ ..,... • . . • ~. . . . -.. . ~ .. •• . • . e;eta ' ‘.'....-.... ••••••N 3,18. &28 of mon.iDover •--' . Dividend i Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. ---- — X s. d. £ s. d. British ..........•• .. Ditto Provincial •• •• 71. 20 0 (I 20 0 0 20 Brighton —..•• •• .., 51. 20 0 0 2 ,, 0 0 15% City of London —•• .• 41. Os. 100 0 0 100 6 ~, Continental (4th Cap.) . 50 0 0 20 0 1 Equitable •.••.. •• 25. 10s. 50 0 0 all Great Central .... •.. 8/ per cent 10 0 0 all 11% Imperial ............ 101 & bonus.i 50 0 0 all 89 Independent ......... 51. 40 0 0 PI London.... ........ 50 0 0 If Do., Parl. Preference 6t per cent. 25 0 0 $f -.- Pceix . .. .......... 41 per cent. 60 0 0 52 u ',) 30% Ratcliff .... ....... 51. 100 0 0 90 4 ' 70 United +leneral ...... 25. 10s. ,50 0 0 all 20 Westminster , bartered 41 per cent. 50 0 0 ft 43 Ditto, New .......• '5O 0 rt 10 0 0 -- - - ~.„ - • , Annum. Share. Oats, ... V. 11 8 6-leths 1 Beaus, ..... e . who has subsequently embodied it in a work, entitled - en route for the Crimea, with a full cargo of shot, shell, JACKSON V. LONG (FALSRLY CALLING HERSELF JACKSON). same side, observed . that the real party whose benefit kne witness nere completely confirmed the evidence of &c., embarked in the course of the night. A court was held before the Chancellor in the Bristol was sought in this suit was the minor, William Joseph her sister. "Le Canada reconquis par la France." On this publi- X s. d. X s. d. Schooners, trading-sloops, and other such craft are Consistory Court on Tuesday the 7th inst., to hear the Jackson, and when they looked at the conduct of that Mr. Hoe's servant, who was with her master's children cation the journal has the following observations :- British •• •• •• .. •••• •• - Ditto Provincial •• - 71. - - - 20 0(1200 0 20 DALKEITH GRAIN MARKET-Are. 23., t „, n ' 6l (e Qrs. Best. Current. sel in the ab constantly arriving at Woolwich from the provincial arguments of coun eve suit, which has been person they found, by his own admission, that it was on Clapham-common on the previous occasion alluded "All is reduced into a single word-the exchange of C a . Brighton .• .. •• •• •• 5/. 20 0 0 2 ,, 0 0 15% 174 Wheae 80s Od foundries, so that no diminution in the crowded state of instituted by Mrs. Emilia Emmeline Jackson, the pro- c h arac terised by the grossest perfidy throughout. He to by the complainant, was next examined, and she clearly nada; and that word is not witheut danger, but it is cora- Ci ty of London „„ „ 41 , 0 ,, 1 0 0 0 0 1:, 0 6,, _ , i , 368 Oats 345 B‘i oos Od ...• ..... !),' Oci 1 the Arsenal yard is at present perceivable. rnoter, a widow lady, residing at Clifton, in order to came into that court, having conspired at a very early established the prisoner's identity. pieta inopportuneness and foresight at a moment when Continental (4th Cap.) . - 50 0020 0 1 - il make void and set aside a marriage contracted by her son d • •dl nt mother, and to c o nt rac t a Another littl e girl, named Taylor, residing in Rectory. England and France united for the designs of peace and Equitable ...... - -2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all _ 218 Barley 3S. 04 OOB 0a ........ •, ~ t , Her Majesty's steam-transport Lion, No. 132, John . , e age to eceive an us uge ' • th ever were to t • war, are free more than ey en er into com- ~_ , a Great Central ....... 8/ per cent 10 0 0 all 11% 4 Pees & beans 508 Od oos Od ......... iv William Joseph Jackson, with the defendant Jane Long, marriage at which he knew she would b e grea tly dn. grove , Clapham-common, also corroborated tha wttnesses .•• ......... loi & bonus. 50 0 0 all 89 Kinger, commander arrived on Friday from Balaklava. h e binations between themselves of interests and conveniences. imp"tai • Her dates are-Bal;klava, 26th of July ; Constantino- on t e ground of his minority at the time of such mar- pleased. They found that from the very beginning he as to the prisoner exposing himself on the occasion a How doubt in effect that the great crisis iu which the world Independent ....... - 51. 40 0 0 • 1 _ ABE ...t.13 EEN-Aua. 24. ' 1 sle 'le- riage, and also on account of an undue publication of deceived the young woman by telling her he was 19 years luded to by Miss Eliza Hoe. L0nd0n.............. - 50 0 0 1 f - ple, Ist of August ; Malta, Bth of August ; and 6,1 . is found should be resolved otherwise than by profound dis- Do., Pafi. P f re erence (it per cent. 25 0 0 .1 -..- Potato oats t7t 6(1 to 28s 6d }-401bs per be. el the banns, thee having been a suppression of the Chris- of age, and never undeceived her until the day after their The prisoner, in defence, declared that he went to the placements of authority ? The East appears more particu. Pa ix ............. /It per cent. 60 0 0 52 0 , J 30% Common oat. °is 6d to 28t Oil • raltar, -. She brings the horses of his Boy. l Van am th i f th n e def e on e part of the minor with the knowledge marriage. He was a convicted liar on his own statement, spot in question for a purpose, and was in the wijust- larly destined to be transformed, and ten years will not have Rateihr ,• •••.. - •• • 51. 100 0090 6 ' 73 Bore 318 od to 32s 0(1 Highness the Duke of Cambridge and staff, .Colone 0 } 531bs 00s Od ......... t N e - s' and his evidence mustbe lookedupon with greatsuspicion. ing his dress when the children came up. He denied the pessed without Europe having seen what there was of United ileneral ...... V. 10s. 50 0 0 all 90 Barley ..... ...... 3ls 00 to 328 Od Tylden, &c. ; also the followin Westminster, hartered 41 per cent. 50 0 0 „ 43 Wheat, red (spring)6 sOd to 68s Od ) , albs ii g passengers :-Lieute- m endant. nant Fremantle, Rifle Brigade (wounded in the right r. Stone and Mr. Prideaux appeared on behalf of m r . Stone was rising to reply, when charge, and also that he ever committed himself in the reality or of chimerain the celebrated confidences made to Ditto, New ........ 50 ortlo 0 0 -- Sir H. Seymour by the Emperor Nicholas ; but let it not - „ white 748 00 to 7Gs 00 I • arm and chest) ; miss rohdori, lady nurse, from . Scu- the promoter, and Mr. Naish and Mr. Mira on behalf Th e Ch ance ll or said, George Edwin Brown had been manner described on a former occatios e 20s 9,1 to 21s Gd per boll. a participator in the fraud which had been committed in Mr. Superintendent Fecn, of the V division, informed be imagined that a revolution of that kind can ever be ac- Oatmeal WATER-WORKS. tari ; and Messrs. Aymeley, Freeney, and Wilson, of the promoter. the matter ; and he had signed his name to a lie in the his worship that there had been a great many complaints coniplished without infinite arrangements in the distribu- P i 0 , attached to the Sanitary Commission, from Constanti- Mr. Stone said the act of Parliament to which he RETAIL PRICES. 15 1 particularly desired to: draw the attention of the court pdwer between - ,,he great States ; and thhs it is the , Dividend Amount ttople. bann-book of St. Mary, Redcliffe. He (the Chancellor) from persons of similar acts having repeatedly been com- tion of part of wisdom and nos of temerity to suggest in advance Name of Company. 1 per of Paid Price. Flour Ost° el The Jasper gun-boat, the loss of which we announced was the 4th Geo., cap. 76, and the sections to which adverted to the fact that there bad been no testimony to milted on the common, and he had been obliged to place for the consideration of politicians those indications and ' Annum. Share.' a few days since is the third vessel of that name lost he would desire particular attention were the 2d, 7th, support the statement of the minor as to the conversation extra constables there to prevent a continuance of such conjectures upon the changes which may one day best within the last ' 3o years. The United Service G'azette and 27th. The learned counsel then read the above- which had taken place at Carter's, or of the cohabitation ; disgusting conduct. agree with the equity, the interest, and the harmony of i ' .£ s. d. X s. d. Peesemeal 2s 7d to 2s Brl Sihs, ......... . ........ 0 " East London says :-" The first, a 10-gun brig, was wrecked at Santa rnentioned sections, the purport of which, briefly stated, that the officiating clergyman at the marriage had-not , ~.. Police-constable.Bayley, who took the prisoner into governments and peoples. The work of M. Barthe is Grand J' t talc ion .... • • 4 . per ent. 50 0 0 all 70 4-Ib. 10af...9d. I 2-Ib. loaf..aW• , -s 00 to 38 Od. Barley f10ur,141 1 ). 09 t . (1 0.0 Mann, in 1827, and the second blown up off Beechy consists of e, definition of banns, where, when, and how been produced, and that the identity of Jane Long, the custody, said there was a path across the common near foundea upon the capital observation that the exchange Kent.... •• - 7104 11 1 Head last year. The following contains the fullest in- to be published ; enactments that notice of the true defendant to the suit, with the party married to the the tree in question, and the seat faced the path. of Canada would be an act of policy useful to the two na - Lambeth - 100 0 0 - - PROVISION MARKET. Od to OS ‘ , J formation we have relative to the accident :-She was names and place and time of abode of parties to be given minor in St. Jenies's Church, had not been m a ,de ou t. Mr, B en ne t) , having commented upon the case and tions, useful above all to England. Canada t . ,4, in fact, N:ew River Company 2/. 10s. - outhw - ark & Vauxhall St per cnt. 1 100 0 0 - Cheese, per imperial stone, 3s to 3s 6u. - - Beef per lb .. • ...6d to 9d I Butter p lb. Os „as 7 89% , ..... , 0 , Stl 1 a 6 1 last employed off Taganrog. The Russians make out a to ministers ; and that marriage should be void where n t Middlesex - 91 ltutton, per lb 60 to 8(1 Eggs, p doz. ee tow el consequential relation between her loss and a shot from persons wilfully marry without due publication of banns States v.hich, looks to tile absos phon of he, llmalf ow d, --- In the libel itselfthere was enough and more than enough alluded to the respectability of the prisoner, said the caee menacedfs:om , de . ? to day by . the sy stem, of 7 the U r nited wet . of proof on whieh to find a verdict of nullity, but he was most distinctly proved, and he had no alternative , Veal, per lb 6(l to Bil Hens, p pair 25 6 1 to 2, 6,1 one of her guns, which a few hours before struck the or legal licence, &c. thought the evidence in many of the points was far frona but to convict the pie . 'inner He then sentenced him to and to the exclusive domination of the Pacific Ocean Wiil • BRIDGES. Pork, per 1b.... ..... 5d to 6d Chickens,do.ls „, Os d England have the strenath to proteet Canada against th.,t Salmon, per lb Os to Os Ducks, ilo., 2s v 6 `- c i t , a' ; wall of a minster where the faithful were engaged in Wiiliam Joseph Jackson, the Minor, in August, 1854, sufficient. In a suit of the importance of the present three months with hard labour. Dividend ; Amount political invasion, sustained by armed invasions ? The Paid. Price. Grouse, per bi ace holy offices. As the boat was on her way to rejoin the was living with his mother, Emilia Emmeline Jackson, ft r the best proof possible should be brought •if such proof The prisoner was then locked up, o.nd some time a e Canadians themselves do not think so, and, detached as Name of Company. per of Annwn. Share. Tallow, p stone, 4s9d to sts Cd Turkeys, each ne te s : 6 , squadron, she ran aground about 100 yards from the the promoter to the present suit, at Richmond-hill, being was not tendered the court must defer its ' decision. wards a very respectably-dressed female, who said that they are f rem every tie of affection, of faith, and of tradi- shore. One of those sudden falls to which inland seas then aged 17 or 18 years. In the early part of that month Mr. Stone observed that if any further testimony was she was his wife, applied to his worship to put on a fine, tion with respect to England, they feel, in despite of the Xs. cl. Xs. d. Os to Os Ducklings,do 2 4 : 00 0 08 ,, Ai Butter for exportation (present cure) per cwteu s ad tO v are liable on a change of wind, soon left her more and he first became acquainted with the defendant Jane Long, required by the court it could be produced if time were or mitigate the punishment. ~ , owed-will of their submission that a force of secret im- wuneerford.....• .... - - - _l2 moretaground, and she settled firmly in the sand. In then aged 24, by meeting and walking with her on Durd- allowed for that purpose. Mr. Beadon commiserated with the feelings of the pulsion ma.y some day throw them into the common destiny Southwark .......... - I'lo 0 0 - _ Eggs, wholesale price, per dozen .... .... , .... ~..••• J a i,i e tto gew of 7% p.c. 1/. per cent. a 3 0 0 - -- this situation she was exposed to a fire of musketry from ham-down and other places, near Richmond-hill. Soon f h b t' th le• tth applicant, and told her that it was impossible he could of the United :states, whatever may be the final tern of mo 0 o -3% DUBLIN-Auo. 24. • all 0 to •il, e d, a party of Cossacks of the Don, who had been attracted after he became acquainted with her he told her his name After a few art er o serve ions on esu jec , e Chancellor said he would reserve his opinion as to the alter. his decision, as he had never heard a case more that federation without unity, by consequ e nce w ith ou t ` v ' Ditto Old Ann. of K. 1/. 1 - 4 s. Bd. GO 0.0 - 32t6 - White wheat, 41s Oil to 43s Od ; rea ditto IA p , 1 to the scene. The crew, finding it impossible to :gave was Wm. Joseph Jackson, and the circumstances of his desirability of further evidence on the points he had clearly proved. future. On the contrary, in the expressed opinion of far- Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 - 28 , seeing Canadians, France resuming Canada, and finding Vauxhall .. .. .. .. .... 965. ;7010 3 - 21ai 0 trley, the vessel, left her, whereupon the Cossacks approached condition. Shortly afterwards the parties agreed to be stated until the conclusion of the suit. The prisoner was subsequently removed to the Wands their ties of sacred origin, would arrest by that alone the ON ed to s 0(1 per brl; oatmeal, 15s ed to 17 0 vi etto s l h 17s Od to 20s Ocl. ; oats, 15s Ocl to 1,4 s Odt l r ; s eall and set the wreck on :fire. The Hetn3an of these Cos. married, and Jackson told Long he should put up the Mr. Stone then replied at grea,t length to the argu. worth House of Correction. expansive force of American policy, and, as it supposes DOCKS. flour, 23s 6d to 27s Od per cwt ; Tindall corn, 46 0 u sacks produces a flag, which he affirms was taken from banns at St. Mary Redeliffe Church under the name of ments of the learned counsel on the opposite side. _ - that in, exchange for Canada, Guyana might be yielded to 4' .. the Jasper. She was commanded by Lieutenant Huth William Jackson, omitting his name of Joseph, in•order The Chancellor announced that he should deliver his 2'.110 HARVEST. England, with other possessions in India, the Anglo-French - ' Dividend Amount • a son." to prevent discovery of his friends, and she consented. judgment in the suit on Monday. Alliance would be strengthened, therefore, by the interest of Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. so- Annum. Share. SHARE MARKETS. Draughts from the depots of Highland regiments in The banns were accordingly pnblished at that church, The Court met on that day, when the Proctor, on behalf a common defence ; thus everything makes a law for the _ Scotland have received orders for embarkation at Liver- on three successive Sundays, read the parties were to of Jane Long tendered a further affidavit on her part prevention of invasion by the United States, by opposing it ______.-__ pool this week, to join the reserves in the Mediterranean. have been married on the lst November, but Mrs. Jack- Harvest operations are now general in this neighbour denedn her knowledge of the su ' f fth h d (IC dI) d t d h b d during to a system, of possession which the nature of things indicates Comm pressmn o one o . e oo en a, an grea pro o ress as een ma e ercial .. ,••••••• 5/. pr cent. Stock. Stock. - * bol' i The 92d are to send 5 officers and 188 men to Gibraltar, son having received intelligence.of the intended marriage Chrit i dgn names of Jackson. D r Oubts being ex d h h' h hI h b f bl presse t e past week, w ich upon tewa e as een avoura e a 8 that which ought to be snore powerful than designs the East and West India.. 6 , pr cent. atock. X s. d. I X s. d. - - LIVERPOOL, Ana. 25. e. t 10 0 0 and the follo • . „ th , most fixed ancl • best f . . .. ollowed up Penetrated. with tit* ici East Country , 20s. per sh. - - - STOCK EXCHANGE.-The tone of the n iaree es 5 , - lot 1 1 t 103 wing draughts are to proceed to Malta :- put herself in communication with the vicar, on the pre pil on .... ..• •5 . pr een . Stock. - general observation of utility between the two Govern- ' unchanged to-day, and prices about the same as e l te re, et , 2 officers and 71 men from the 42d at Stirling, 2 officers ceding day, and succeeded in stopping it ; but a few whether it could be received, the court was adjourned un til Saturday week for argument and judgment. for the operations. The crops are very good.- it estmos e tto Bonds 4/. per cent. - - - the market closing dull. Aberdeen, 13-Blacta t old'O c t land Gazette. ments of France and England, M. Barthe comes, therefore et Katharine ) . i ....- - and 63 meet from the 71st at Perth, 2 officers and 61 men days afterwards Jackson again. met the defendant and London and North Western 47- 1 $-Ditto, Wi t3 sl4 l to speak to France _of her ancient holony. Alas, for 100 outhampton frorn the 79 th at Aberdeen, and 1 officer and 46 men an arrangement was come to between them that he should Accordingly last Satutda the Chancellor, Mr. Monk, The weather has been highly favourable for harvest ears she had perhaps forgotten it. Who thinks of the Victoria .......... , 1 si. per cent. 20 0 01 10 0 0 ' 10% new, d. i--14.1elland, " tern) 71 704 1 --North Eas from the Kid at Dundee. put up the banns at St. James's church under the same gave judgment at consideiYable length. He said that there being no pleas by Jaue Long in the way of de- operations in Northumberland and Durham. iChe crops, y generations which are no more? Who dreams of re-excit- - Ext. No s. 1 and 2, d. 61-Calesionian, 31 t. Six officers with 164 non-commissioned officers and names as before, namely, omitting his second Christian f en ce, be bad nothing before him but the examinations though laid by the rains, are not materially injured. The ing the reminiscences of peoples? There are ancestors no JOINT-STOCK BANKS. -- , privates cif the.l2th and 99th Denote from Canterbury, name ;in accordance, the bane's were published on the in chief. He felt, therefore, very strongly the responsi- stocks of old wheats in the markets are now small, and longer ; nations, like families, live in the present ;it is - ' MANCHESTER, AUG. 25. 00 arrived at, Chatham Garrison and joined the Provisional 12th, 19th, and 26th November,r, and on the 27th the bility which was cast upon him in giving judgmept, and forbidden to races to pride themselves on their ori in ; Dividend 1 Amount ud 11 PO the wheat crop is not so heavy as last year. The pro s no onger a past, scarce yis ere a istory g anyt there is I 1 ' th h . per of Paid. Price. STOCK EXCHANGE.-There was a very' orth ~,t Battalions, under the command of Brevet-Major Ila,nley, marriage wee solemnised by the Rev. W. Johnson, and the vast importance of the case, not only to the parttes, Name of Company. Annum Share. to-day, and prices weaker. London and N ~,, t os• 12th Fo()t. an entry of such marriage made. After such marriage but to the public. It was the duty of the Court to be duce per acre will therefore be less. Barley, it is ex- longer ; the metropolis and the colony are strangers the ' I - Eighths, j• dis.-Eastern Counties, i n -Shetue" The Medical Staff Corps at Chatham, which has bee n the parties did not cohabit until the 10th of December, exceedingly cautious in declaring a marriage null and I meted, will be a large crop, but oats only middling. one to the other ; man is unknown to man, and this great £ s. d. X s. ci. rupture of the ties which in other times united peoples is Australasia........... 201. pc, cent. 40 0 0 all 94 - , W O , formed iteto eight companies, is now to be raised to 11 and such cohabitation continued until December void, and to weigh all the 'evidence with care and jea- Upon the whole, however, it is gratifyiug to learn that BIRWINGHAM, Atte. 25. called by a great name-Humanity. The passing visit of M. British North American 6/. per cent. 50 0 0 9 P - s hallot. companies, of 100 men in each company, and to be under 14, and since then they hail had no interview or lousy. After setting forth the nature of the suit and its the grain crops will be fully an average,-Neweastle Barth° nevertheless will not be useless to the cause which Commercial of London. ;10/.per cent. 1100 0 0 20 0 0 311, the command of a subaltern. Captain Cole, of the 31 conversation whatever, excerne once or twice in the progress, and after citing the acts of Parliament and seve- he wishes to serve. In order to revive rem embranees half Colonial .............. 15/ per cent.,loo 0 0 25 0 0 20 3 / 4 gen eralka o Va, STOCK EXCHANGE.-Tbe market has been tic i! ) ,A lull business to-day, and pikes are Buffs, has taken up his appointment at head-q G 'dial? ral cases, he said the questions he had to determine uce * lonian . extineuished, he .has addressed himself by preference to the ••• ' • •(...• 7•• '' I 61' per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - Ntidla,nds, 71-North Staffords, 6i dis.-Sorith;car narters as public streets. William Josetph Jackson, the miner The progress made in the harvest work is very great. L L ond.Char. 8... o. A.us. , - 20 0 0 all 0 - the officdr second in command. himself, deposed to his being the only son of Thomas were first, has the marriage been between the parties • literalw portion of France; it is the name of intelligence and i n a d l f e o s u t n in t i y ,. . t . r 1 1 10_1 . . 1 z cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 394. 6.1 6 .!:',-South Staffords, 2-01. d Birtniogb s Colottr-Sergeant•John Scott, 45th Regiment, has re- Jackson, me lieutenant in her Istajesty's navy, and subse secondly, has there been an undue publication of benne ; A large proportion of wheat and other grain crops has of the arts that he has wished to move the nation; by that a ri n d an a f ,41 cent. 130 0 0 20 0 0 48 914. - ceived a, commission to be Quartermaster of the Land se thirdly, were both parties cognisant of the undue publi- been cut, and a considerable quantity is already f 1 na-e-Y• appeal a certain elite of men are always moved. Another London Joint Stock ... 121. per cent.- 50 0 0 10 0 0 31 Provincial of Ireland.. 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - 1 uently the commander of the , steam-ship Phcenix, out 0 Transport Corps at Bristol, with the sum of 150/. for the of the port of Brietol. Witne 311 lived with his mother, cation of banns before the marriage was solemnised ? housed. Another week of such weather, and the harveet appeal, an appeal more energetic remains for him to make- LEEDS, AUG. 25. , t to•aied i the promoter of the suit, at No. 4, Richmond-hill, Chi- in this neighbourhood (Exeter) will be almost over. We this is an appeal to the Church ; the great proselytism of IsTa n do t t N oMeitinti..... • ~.p p e e r r c ce en nt t .. 5 10 0 0 0 0 0 22 a le " 0 -- STOCK EXCHANGE.-A very inactive merge. t3Ang e purchase of an outfit, and to receive . Bs. per day pay. The learned Chancellor reviewed the evidence leading to Provincial of Eng . . 81. per cent. 100 0 0 33 0 0 - prices were about stationary. Loeds, Of the. Foreign Legion 357 arrived from Halifax, ton, and was apprenticed to IVI.I e Payne, of Tower-hill, an affirmative jud e ent upon the two points, and in observed yesterday, what we believe is very rare, the aff; l c i t e ir t s o a A n i d . B re a ne rt i h n e iswen4 l tr il ; T t l i i i : la= w h i a l s i 8 3,i to a 7 co ew Na l t ;itto, New ........ SI. per cent. 20 0013 0 0 - gorthern Pref., No. 1, 34 pm.-Great Western° North America, at Spithead, on Friday evening, on civil engineer. Was 17 years of wge, and under 13, when dealing with tbe last and material question he criticised wheat harvest and haymaking proceeding simultaneously re answer him by acts. It is by the Church that the love of ariental Bank Corpora. , 8 I. p ct&bs. 25 0 0 all 42% board the sailing transport W. M. Rogers. They were about the Bth of Aug., 1854, he first became acquainted i 1 the evidence of the minor Jackson and the witness Brown, in adjoining fields.- Western Times. win is preserved ; she is the connectine link of eenera- South Australia ...• . 1141 p.et.& bs. 25 0 0 e eew arm at tlie advance.-Mictlands, 70 to 71i. raised in various parts of North America, and are ex- with the defendant, Jane Long. Met her on Durdliam- The harvest is now general in this district, and, with re e 0 fd . f u 13 _ as and ao.es. Thus the force, the most natural of assi- mon o anstra a...• .0a per cent. 2a 0 0 73% , ____ down that da I nointine out the points 11D011 which they did not agree, y. She was sitting, on a seat, watching the 1•, - • •• • . • fa,vourable weather, the wheat crop is expected to be of hit' . e . . . , Union of London ..... 20% per cent. 50 0 0 0 0 0 Ditto .. ........... 33/ per cent. - 1 2 170 0 2 -- iys peeled to go to Shorncliffe. illations between men is that which is born of a comnaon Union of Madrid ... •• 1 - 40 0_ 0 all .5.6A80RN1. , MA ILS. j. 0 The war in the Crimea is very popular amone the steamers go up and down the 1 iver. Witness entered ana referring to certain improbabilities. He concluded by sa in that the complicity of the defendant in the fraudn- an average quantity and quality, although in both re, faith, and Canada remains French above all, because it re- . A fOr soldiers in Jamaica. The Tyne mail packet, whidi ar. into conversation with her, and 'told her the names of the spects below that of last year. The turnips are in fine mains Catholic. Her lanenaee alters, all whilst surviving, -- .00 a • GOO rived from there this month, brought a number of volun- packets. After some Conversati on, he found her way len y t s g uppression' of the neme Joseph had not been suffi cient] proved, and he did not consider himself judicially condition. The potato disease, we are sorry to say, has as seen too much in the book of M. Bertha ; but her reli- CANALS. (N signifies that the mails nrc 'ens ttori de ____________/ teers from the artillery force, and news reached by the home was the same as his and they walked together as made its appearance, but up to the present time its gion is entire, and nothing can ever weaken it. This is 8y the night-and Mby the min:lie:a-4, 0 0, h.) ' • last Jamaica packet that several companies f rom th e far as Clifton Church. A:few era ys after witness met her warranted in declaring the marriage_ null _and_void. ITe, ravages have been somewhat limited. -Oxford Chronicle, why the action of religion is that which best correspon Is _ . , therefore dismissed the defendant from further attend a. 41' . 41 - West India regiments had also volunteered to p rocee d again, and they went for a walk t. ogether ;he then told her ' A considerable amount of corn has been hou se d s i n c e t o the desire of preserving the union of the old fuel rapolis Names of , 2 Dividend aria , Names of a Dividend ta a a L.,: ..,.. 1 na.., - . i , , ance in the suit. 00VNTRIE. In , :entral Po., ewe f 1.,%, to the Crimea. . that he lived on Richmond-hill with his mother, that his 3ur la,st notice. The wheats indeed are almost all ga. and its best colony. Let then NI. B trthe, whose zeal is Companies. Ili per - - Companies. ii P er Price .= Annum. ' On Friday his Excellency the Earl of Carlisle re. father was formerl the ca tain of the Phcenix steamer The family of the promoter being highly respectable beautiful and affecting„ ask of religion to conquer Caaada l'i Annum. ce Onion, Loitiou.. Dar , ' s ' l' ' a e , ' ' and well-k wn in the city, the case has excited a good no e- tion b bo ' hy educatiop, .by insurue, . , y oAs, by charity, --- 1 x by the asa , ciataoti -of all ead works and he will .0 ___. ______ --,- 0 viewed the troope at present stationed at the Curregh that his name vvas y Wm.Jcfseph .jackson, and that he was thered in and some farmers have not only housed, but thrashed their wheat, aod amongst those who have done revive . crwise ru t u than those whic o h u , £ . I.merica(byßrit.pack)l , l l':very riti , U.:? .. : pvelpo o . ; 0 deal of interest. ' Encampment. A guard of honour, consisting of a party apprenticed to Mr. Payne, engine men on Tower-hill. Alter thies' ' oth g 'fi f . I ' 13 , , s i h ri t i n sie & y Oldh 1 9 60 3 71. _p. et. 1_39 N aT e a a c t c h lc . s . ll . e . hl . .. 1 10 00 0 21. 16 1 , 05. 5 15 1 T la c c ri k c e s t . )k by .. U . :ll . t . e . d . .. tv . JO _____ _ . si is his Royal Highness Prince Albert, who, we per .. - -... I/even: o ° l I of the Scotch Greys, under Captain Sutherland, was in that witness was in the habit o f meeting her two or calve, by our Uxbridge market return of Thursday last, see s •Y m P a h wince on t e appeal cf the Academies " Firknk& &bre* 150 4E. - Oxford.. •• • • 100 - 110 ,meriea (by - U. States waiting at Newbridge station, by which the Viceregal three times a week. They used to meet at the bottom THE DARLINGTON POISONING CASE. exhibited and sold some remarkably fine erain at Ms. a • Birmingham ,40 4/. 93 Peak Forest. 78 51 Os, 86 oneket) ..........N ••• •• a.. • • SouthratO'' • l party were escorted, riding on horseback, to the scene of Richmond-hill at half-past see en o'clock in the even- _.____.....__. • per quarter. This wheat was grown by Mr. Brebner, at BIRMINGH AM MUSICAL FESTIV IL. ,;oventry....lloo 25 a 209 Regent's .•• 3e '/ 141 a kusitralia (via South elf the review, immediately adjacent t o th e camp ing. Witness always told her flu at his name was William D A BLINoToN, Saturday Afterneen.-messre. R. H. the Fienti.h Farm.-Hrindaor ExPre33- 4.. aerby . ... 'lOO 6 . 15s. 84 .Rochdale -85 11. 10s. GO ampton) .......... Si, ells Excellency was received on hi • '. J 11 " dth t h 19 f Sh . 1- L H ' ll' The cutting of wheat has become pretty general, and s arrival by tae osep ac son, an a e vra.s yeare o age. e Allan and . • ammond and Colonel Co mg were BIRMINGHAM, Sunday Morning.-This celebrat el senterenchs 6° 214 aet - t Sonarset Coal 1 40 - - Atto (via Marseilles) ar, ' lj ~ ,n 100 3 ret - Do Lk F 1-t lino (via Cape of I.4eed IC D Commander of the Forces, General Lord Seaton and told him at first her name was I 'aney C ar t er , an d that presen t at the magistrates' room this morning at ten a large quantity of sprine corn has been got in. Barley triennial music meeting commences on Tuesday morn ' 'p ra o n , ( 6 pr. Ct. 10 6/.. P •. • - 12 - - Ho ' pr. et. (2% 411 - rd &Wore 14 0, 281. 425 pe) ............N1 •• 1, 0 4: - ' his staff. Th. f n : . . --- . o ..oWaig regiments had bee n p r e. she Wag also 19 • but he afterwards happened to see the o'clock, when Mr. Joseph Snaith Wooler was again and oat crops are both ' heavy, though the falltor is ing• The preparations-this year-on a scale of magni- rand urrey 100, 4/. - /Shrewsbury.. 125 1 - --- ' once (west Coast) ..103(1 of the racettl. . ptyrutaitli tude beyond those of any former occasion-invest the Grand Union 1001 I/ Os - IStonrhridg.,.. 145( 12/. 285 a exandria - ........N,T, 9 . 24 ,:., & 3 0 0 . of ~ IDo L v t o . r a • m • p • - „, viuusly draw n up in line :-The North Cork Militia, initials J. L, miler h an dk erc he n f f en d as k e d her what brought up on the charge of poisoning his wife, and the rough in the grain and not very bold. The fears enter commanded by Colonel Hodder; the Clare Militia, corn- it meant, and she then told him that her name was reading of the depositions was proceeded with. tained of mildew in the wheat have diminished, owing to festival with even more than ordinary interest which Kennt f4D Avn, 39 6s. Od. 6% s;evern and I , Lancaster .. 100 , - - wve Rail. 520 21. 28 'iexandria.......... ' ti , 21 117th - ; li ' f ni° ! . S° ' n tr ra u. 0 7 1 0 abarnas ...........al 0 t e mon. Sout ^ ~, fo b 0 always attached to this the greatest of our provincial 0 telgium ............Nll } al 1 Y •..... . • • . . DOVe r ...., 01 I', ok A l• • mended by Colonel M`Namara ; the Count of Dublin Jane Long, and that Fanny ei t aier was her sister's Mr. Marshall attended for his client ; and Mr. F. the continued fine weather 3,nd it is now hoped that Leeds &L vi p 100' 251. - Wal•wiek & 7 i 2/. 2 meetings. The Birmingham Festival leis I a. ways corn oeteester.... 100 5/. 491 A Birming. 5 1001 trazil ..............M 9th of the month.. se e the ,, a i t , ~„ It,' Light Infantry, commanded by Lord St. La Y wrence ; the name. About three w ee ks a ft er th e y fir s t became ac- Mewburn • td M P hh d b th t•ty of the crop will be everything that can be jun., represen e r. .ymer, w o a een e quan i -Ai 9th oi the monu,.. Swat' . '' ,11. , - South Downshire Militia ; the Longford Militia, com- quainted they commenc e d t o t a ll a a b ou t marriage, and coMpelled to leave for London. desired. The general experience of the country coincides bitted the charms of novelty with the splendid character Leicstr &Nall 83 - 28% 'Warwick & a 2/ 11 Loughborogh 142, 70/. 575 Napton. a 100( ' 'apeof Good Ilope ..N %ewe Ayres ...... __ et i trarliies l "' ' of the performancet ; on this ()nation the former ex mended by Colonel Masters , _• the Westmeath Militia ;in about a month she consented to marry him. TheY Mr. Fortune stated, in addition to his deposition, t'hat in a ereat degree with that of our own locality. In the itonmenthsh 100 1 - - "Worestr &1 „I 'ape of Good Hope ..N to' ceeds any effort in that wa,y ever attempted. Of course nntemerysh fool - - 1 ninning.e 'el 2L 20 Ape de Verds .• ....N 9th of Oa mentbisoutaan3P 4 and the 60the Rifles, commanded by Colonel Greville. both knew very well at the sal ne time that witness's w he n he called to register the death, Mr. Wooler said he south the sickle has been fully employed, and the wheat the greatest of all is Costa's oratorio iE/i), which is un- If eltn Mwhry 100' - - Wilts & Rrks -10 s. Od. - eyion (see India) te His Excellency and party, accompanied by the Coin- friends would be very much ty exed at the marriage. considered he had had the very best of advice, and that crops are unusually heavy and sound.-Leicestereleire 1 V • , f e . dergoine an amount of preparation in proportion to the mander-in.Chief and his staff, having inspected the line At that time the defendant wee:living in Maudlin-lane money would ha,ve been no object if he could have saved MercurY- ' bannel Isles ........N l Mon.,Wed.,llFrP.,3outhaail ft ..• of troops, the several eegiments moved out in column with her brother-in-law, Mr. C arter, and her sister. Mrs. Wooler's life. During the last few days considerable proeress has 'cl. d • t• ^ magnitu ean impor snee of the work, INSURANCE COMPANIES. hi1i.................A1,2d *l7th of mont aoutharne , Before advertingte other matter, of detail it may be 44 0 and proceeded to maneeuvre. It had. been con t em . Her brother-i n n aw h a ,d b een i n l e us i ness as a pastrycook The Rev. R. J. Simpson wished, with the permiseion been made in cutting, and, in some instances. C,' - f housing Dividend Amount 'onstantinople ...... a ,8,13,18,23,5cas et 0, D o ver ,• • - a , _ a , • plated to go through the various eyolutions usual on a formerly, but was out of busin es s. Shoetly afterwards o f th e B enc h, to glee a n answer t o a que s ti on put t o hi m the crops. In some localities, however, much anxiety interesting to advert to a few circumstances attendant Name of Company. per of Paid. Price' 'enstantinopie l4th lk 20th of moiaSouthatar 'r• • field-day, brit After some skirmishing had taken pl ace they remo v ed t o Ki ng _ sguan w A venue . Then wit- on cross-exanaination by Mr. Marshall, his objection to has been felt as to the want of the usual number of upon the rise of the Birmingham inusic meeting, end to Annum. Share. .Ont. of Europe al la- N 'Twice daily ..... .. 'D o ver .• - lee / • th e s ky b e came overcast and rain commenced, in conse- 'less and the others talked the matter over as to which answer which had prod u c e d a f a l se impr ess i on . Mr. m a r. hands to reap the produce with the required rapidity. mark its progress. The first festival was held in the year I X s. d. X s. d. ,igypt (see India) 91' •,... a ...- SouthareiW 1 0 rence -••-- 51 & N Twice daily . , . Dove . „ . PO quence of which the proceedings of the day were b roug ht would be th e b es t c h urc h f or t e em t o ge t married at. shall had asked him if he did not tell Ann Taylor to But the comparative deficiency of Irish reapers has been 17 . 69, which was nearly coincident with the foundati ot the General Hospital, which for conaiderahly more &mance Brit. an, fo•i. 7/. 14s. Gd.bs. 100 0 0 11 0 0 18 9 i :recce asao India) • I * , " u-• ~ on A•ibt° ll •• •• •• •• ....• •• a ' 7 - 11 °"* s ' o " 5 " " " ca '',ti;v•siva, ........ .a 414, 7,17, 20. Vint:, 8 , •e re( l° uj i c a ti t o to r . M . a . rine ........ Gf i 1 13 ) . e c i: & cen las t: 10( 0 g 25 1 : g 31% , reytown to au early termination, and the troops were marched Witness proposed Ratcliffe Chins ch, and defendant said cnefess the truth, because s o m e bottles had been fou n d. supplied by manufacturing Operatives, who this year than half a century has depended for its support mainly back to the camp. The Lord-Lieutenant and his suite she should like it to take place , there, as it was a long Under the highest advice, he now wished to state, first, have spread themselves through the agricultural die- .......... Mend & 17th of mon.lamairialP"'..../. 1 - were entertained at lunch by .Lord Seaton and the way from her home. Witnesw told her that a man his reason for declining to go into the convereation, and tricts in considerable numbers. With regard to the on the proceede of this trie,nnial celebration. This insti- euas . • • - ..• ..• '. 155.0r1. 50 0 J 515 0 • -18 iatnaurah ........ ..N.Teesday & Fri , lay,n ee doe • •e i S t !iiy tution, estalehshel for the relief of sick and ladle poor, , reels Life .. - neanr ah • . officers of the several regiments, and returned to town named Collins, who had been th'e steward of the Plicenix, secondly the subject of the conversation. The cause o f wheat crop a greater difference of opinion prevails than • award ....a _Mc Daily.- t. a .... ;D o ver a• a , I, a , without, limitation as to place of birth or retidence, has, -lerielaled.Br, Gen. Life spr ct. & bs. 100 0 0, 10 0 0 ' , l B , ritish Commercial .. 71. 10s. 50 0 0 50 0 - , , , oit(al.: . lS , ..........Mll7th of the nionnale a atham.f"„ r ' by a special train at six o'clock. and knew hirn, lived in Thomas-0 treet, and probably al- his declining to go into the conversation was entirely was the cam last year. Oa the whole, the probability is during 76 years, ministered to the medical and surgica,l Letters &OM the 87th Royal Irish Fusiliers to friends tended Redeliffe ChurCh, and w ould know who it was if lest some of the subjects mentioned should prejudice th e that the yield will be less than the average of Years, end • , ,rown ...... :::::•.:: 17s. Cd 50 0 0 50 0 17% 2,ounty ..... 4/. 'lOO 0 01 10 0 0 1 * .::I?A(viaScuthanapt.)aijitl, & 29th of meb.lPlymetito .. 1 , o , necessities of nearly 400.000 patients, of whom m ore dia. (via Rfarseilles)ll,9th&2sthc,f rnontblDover .• en , w eee in Kilkenny mention that the intelligence of the resolu- the banns were published in the :name of William Joseph ease of the prisoner and the character of the witnes s , It abeut one-fourth behind the immense Produce of last than 91.090 have been inmates of the hospital, Tee fitst, Eagle tion of the Government to draught an army from India Jackson. Witness su.tegested the, ,t if he were to put in wag; nothine connected with himself or the gj l' a c on . year. Nevertheless, a larger breadth of ground lim reland .-. ..M & N , TWiee deny .. • ..I.llotylic,id ~,jl. seven meetings after the festival was established yid ded Equity and !..aw...... 4 1 4 per cent. • 100 0 0 50 0 5% azai0n..............M,7, 9, 17, &27 of • naiSoui ham' ti t al o il ° * to EePeti to form a reserve for the Crimea, was received the banns as William Jackson, of the parish of St. Mary, d uc t, nor 17 a d h e a n y wi s h t o extort a co n f es ii r tm f rom been devoted this season to wheat cultivation than can European Life l/, 20 0 0 all a prelit amounting to little more thn,n 4,000/. ; but in 18k traleira ............all(ith of the month ISouthaall, ~ j GL 5 0 0 i b.l that gallant and dietinguished coips with the utmost Eedcliffe, he would not recognise him. It was then h er , H e on ly thou g ht it his duty to g ive h er advic e to be remembered. Barley is a heavy crop, and had it 0 0 t General a mperr. ' 1 e... • 61 /'./. tadeira ..,......... 1 , 1123 d of month •...11,1verPo° 1 ' . - enthusiasm, the men and officers feeling confident that agreed between the witness and; defendant tbat for the speak the truth. been for the recent rains, which from its luxuriant cha- the year 1799, chiefly in consequence of the energy of a Globe public-spirited inhabitant (the late Mr. Joseph Moore), ........ 5/. per cent. Stock. „ 107 •Talta (see =ladle) I i , - 80 fine a regiment as theirs would not he left in a state P , 1 )uardia . :1 1 . , . , .......... s'. per cent. le() 0047 5 0 53 c alta ,_ „„ „ „....„N 3,18. &2G of mon:Dover a-' , urpose of concealment th e h en ru3 s h ou ld be put in the Win Marshall asserted, atid Mr. Allan and the magis- racter had beaten it dawn, the produce would, it is pro of inactivity when importent services were likely to be name of Wiiliam Jackson, omitti ng a lt oge th er the trates' clerk expressed their opinion, that Mr. Simpson bable, have exceeded all precedent. As it is, a consi- the festival beg - an to improve in its character, gradually p i e .......... •• 2s. & 2s. bs. 100 0 0 210 0 Imperial Life going on. The 87th is now 1,049 strong, and its healthy name Of " Joseph." On Saturcl ay, the 14th oOtober, was m i s t a k en . . It appeared, o n re f erence to the short- derahle Portion of the Produce will, for this reason, be progressing, through runny changes of musical taste and indemnity Marine..., 1. a s & 3/, ico 0 0 20 0 0 - lit;i nr ; t3 o l'9 . • 6 ••• :: :: • ..1 1 41 2,1,1 Of f t he e tn m er7 - . ,Sosta faun 0 . 1 ,. 4 . 11 and efficient state may be judged of from the fact that accompanied by a young man, .named George Edwin h an d no t es t a k en by M r . Chamb e re for the magistrates deteriorated in qualitn. The other crops are bountiful. fashion, until it reached its present position of eminence; Luaw whilst many have disappeared and others languish, it 3w. ' 1 e- """•• •• - 100 0 0 10 0 0 59 . Taw Gransda ...... 5, ,0d& 17th of mord , Botith , onl; ,1 , . last month they had ()Ply 36 in hospital. The regiment, Brown, witness went to g i ve no ia ce o f th e banns. On and Mr. Wooler's friends, that the form of cpiestion -Derbyshire Courier. Legal and General Life - 50 0 0 2 0 0 53/4 New Zea1aud........ „, l',- 3 , e r i e , t , ship ..iy ar ionsP . ,I however, has not yet 'been named as among those to . be the way they met Jane Long, anal told her what they was to the effect that " something " had been found. Hoes.--The hops in this district are all that either shows no signs of decay. London 'apal States ........E ithlsth2sthoftnen.Dover •• • ;pi , . sent to Cairo. were going to do, and witness snit Ihe should put in his The maeistrates, after some conversation as to the growers or consumers can desire, being most abundant, We have been favoured with a copy of the receipts ntindonelhip.... - Peninsula .... ..... .al Ithi7th27thofmon.liioutharrlF tor , Tor a- One of the reforms that will conspicuously mark the name as William Jackson alone. She said "Very well." e ff ec t p ro d uce d on th e p u bli c mind by statements which and almost entirely freefrom those scourges-mould and and expenditure at each festival since the commencement ' 1 s l ie l d ri . n i e nviid& den'. L . ife 418''''irr e s r h c a t r e 100 0 0 0 23 ,0 0 40 Peru ..............M id a_ 27th of mon.lSoutV, o 4 l v - of the present century. This is sufficiently interesti 2 0 0 0 g g g 3% eert Natal ..........N ny private ship...lVari°_ .... I ~ i command of General Lord Seaton in Ireland is the new Witness believed firmly that •Jane Long knew he were no t l ega l evidence, thought it desirable the matter lice. On Wednesday laet, the proprietors of Maginford eng Minerva ..........., 5 ' l l. J. & bs. 6 achy .. a ..........N,sthlSth2sthoinio'n, Dover . , at ni to be extracted here. Monarch ...... ...... 5 0 0 1 0 0 - • plan of consolidating the head-quarters of all the cavalry intended leaving out one of his C Ihristian names for the should not go further, as Mr• Simpson would have an Farm (Messrs. Simmonds and Hunt) invited a party of - %many .. ........eteih iStenithofmoreDocce r hoit , - in Dublin. Heretofore, to indulge some political pur- Purpose of concealment. Wins less, accompanied by opportu n ity of making his explanation at the trial. gentlemen, consisting chiefly of those engaged in the YE"' PRESIDENTS. RECEIPTS. PROFITS. National Loan Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 o - • • • &17 1 80utba - .enczaela .. ~ ......M•11 th ofmontb 1 179 a The Earl of Wervick pose, a troop was despatched to some wild conntry Brown, went to Mr. Harwood, al erk of St,7Mary Red- at a su b sequen t. s t a ge, Mr, Allan asked if it had come growth of hops in different parts of Kent, to inspect "•• , `" ' Pellca ••: • •- A _ - - - 1802 The Earl of Dartmouth 3,829 2,330 meni n x .... .. •• -.- •• Australia) ....•. . , , , 0. , " , '''' , 'gent. 180 , ~,r, , i " . . .., 25 K . 1 7th n tinow: - ......./' . • quarter, and there left to the tender mercies of tee cliffe, and gave notice of the bate ns. They afterwards ou t w h e th er me, womer had effected any insurance on their growth, and after a very minute and attentive exa- 1805 .. ... The i arl of Aylesford - - 4,122 2,202 P-ei'essional Life.. 5 0 0 - .... 5/. per cent. 10 0 5, 4 ......." i. ( e non-commissioned officers-the officers soldiering by called on some tailor living in Rei leliffe-street, who, for hie wife's life, either in England or in India ! initiation, it was unanimously admitted that, as a whole! 180 . 3:..The L -l ord Guernsey - ---- ------ - er Ge t 'it'' i i • • telegraph from Dublin. Miserable villages, according the consideration of a glass of bra t ply and water, agreed m r , m a rshal' replied that the question had not been there wee nothing suPerior the neighbourhood ; and 1811... The Earl of Bradford _ to English notions, such as Cahir, Longford, Ballinrobe, to say in answer to any inquiries that might be made, put during the course of these proceedings, but he con- with respect to the growth cf Geldings on this farm it 1814... The Earl cf Plymouth 7,141 3,131 Royal Exchange ...... 101. per cent. Stock. all - 3patched on the following day, with the e xcepto'",.... ° ? o , Fethard, &c., were made the head-quarters of corps that Willi am j ac k son an d J ane , t e on .. h a d li ve d at his fidently asserted that not a farthing had heen insured on bad nO parallel, either for quality or que,ntity, in the 1617... The Earl of Warwick - a - Southampton), and the Malta, both of wbieb will 1 , - Ditto Life .... I/ 143. - preceding dav . 00 where the drill wee purely elementary. The head-quar- house for some time. 'Witness at T e e 'd w ith j an e Long th e d ecease d' s lif e by his c lie n t, The on ly i nsurance m r , whole county, nor did any cue present ever recollect its 1820---The Earl of Dartmouth 9 433 5 001 - , , United Kingdom .... 4t.p. et &bs., 20 0 0 4li 0 5% ....••••• , Ofd terS of the 2d and 3d Dragoon Guards and 16th Lancers to meet her at 8 o'clock on the nic Til i ng o f th e eth No- Wooler had effected in India was on the wife of a Cole equal in former years.-Maidstone Journal. I 1823... The Earl Talbot 11.115 5,806 Universal Life ........ 52. per eclat. 100 00110 0 0 - -------- olg e , , are now to be consolidated in Dublin, detaching troops vember, in order to be at Redcli,Efe church, at half-past 3, Dunne. 1e;24 The Earl Howe - 1412 6 5% 'd jol lrir cl ar f cr We have received the Madri s fp 1 _ 1829... The Earl of Bradford only to Cork, Kilkenny, Belfast, Limerick, and Atliy, to be En/tweed. On the morn ing of that. day witness Mr. Mewburn, jun., said inquiriee bad been instituted • &sr - o e n 19th. Tho Gazette publishes a ewe o rs r e th e four former being head-quarters of districts, and the went into his mother's bed•roona,, as was his custom, to in India but no reply had yet been received. The Len- MINING INTELLIGENCE: 1831... The Earl of Aylesford 1837... The Lord Willoughby de 13,527 4,035 3IISCELLANEOUS. e el) et .a 4 by th e Minister of Justice to the g° v no , ' he'd last the nearest cavalry station to the camp at the Cur- wish her "good morning," and' le ' f d ' • • • . • ' ..- _ e - bo'c i, to is surprise, eun don agents of Indian insurance companies had been applied Broke 11,909 2,776 Dividend Amount 1 vincest, directing them to furnish tb O f t t le 1 ragb. From the great facilities railroads have produced her dressed, ready to go out. SI ea said she had received to and from them it a dth h • ppeare ere was no suc insurance. ( From the Mining .leurnal of Saturday.) 1840... The Lord Leigh 11,613 4,503 Name of Company. ' per of Paid. Price. a squadron of dragoons can now be "railed" down to a information of le • t d with it detailed account of the condo et tee 9 ,le° is in en ed mr irriage, and had taken ' On the reading of Mr. Teasdale's deposition, that gen- One effect of the very great decline in railway divi- 1e43...The Earl of Craveu • 10 b 0 i * Or disaffected tow • f h nina ew ours, and after peace and steps to stop it. On witness sayin,g th t h 1846... The Lord Wrotte - sley . • e was re- tlema,n requested to have an addition made-viz., that dends has been already an increased demand for shares £ s. d. i l X s. (1 , quiet ere restored return to head-quartere by the same solved to get married, his mothe told hi a h ehurch property, in order that thosv de ite `,/ tP D at his mas- on one occasion (June. 11) he made a belladonna plaster in good dividend mines, and the small number of shares 13 [9...The Lord Guernsey, M.P.... 1.0,3t1 2,443 vssam Tea ......... SZ. 50 00120 0 O . _ " ro , e o t . . expeditious means. Colonel Campbell, of the Queen'e ter, Mr. Payne, would els b r Ea t • 1852... The Lord Leigh . 11,925 4,701 kectia/ Mart.. - .... 214 per cent. , 50 0 0 - any irapediments in its way may - be , a, , , ,, e tt , 4 8,, i , 0 e at the church to forbid for Mrs. Wooler by Dr. Jackson's directions. (256) into which most of them are divided is becoming Bays, will take command of the Brigade. ---- custralian Aariculturl U. Is. 1100 0 0 17 10 0 373 Die of. 1 t was expectel that the tt 0 10 1 ' 1 0 1 " the marriage. Witness then del ermin d t t t eno ogo 0 Ann Taylor (prisoner's servant) corrected her deposi- seriously felt in the market. During the past few days tS .4 Another large number of invalids from the hospital at Redcliffe Church, but to 5e:70,552 tastralian Trust .... 8/. pea cent. - 23 0 0 - 20th would contain all the doctiMel' l9 ell le Scutari arrived at Chatham on Friday afternoon by rail- breakfast with his mother W . t stay ;it; home and have his tion by stating that all who were in the room on the nor- a large amount of orders have not been executed, owing kustralian Royal Mail 5/. 10 0 0 a n ..._ doe° ord e Ol e 1 1 mess met Jane Long tificate of death being read told her to gather up the to tbe impossibility ot setting the stock. The nglo Mexican Mint. 11 10s. to 0 o au _ the qutestion with Rome. These reel. te er way from London, having arrived at Portsmouth in the some days afterwards. Sh . The whole of this amount was aid over t -h -p ot e hos- ec tn li British American Land . Its. Saldanha end Greet Bre ' e asekedl how it was he had medicine bottles, and she believed her master did also ; formation of the Minin E h d I hi' g xc ange, an tme pu Ica- - 40 o 0 - it. is said, he preceded by a Royel d A ti ,A 1; ( , • , tam steemers. A fatigue party not kept his a ointment ad f pital. Canada .. .... ~. at. per cent. l loo 0032 10 0 1351, ' ICO 0 f° wti , n a tie r some convers on Miss Lanchester, Miss Brecknell, and her master were tion of our official list, has given, as we hear on ell -. we t _ their publication end which wil. - PoP r o .1 • provided with 'stretchers was in attendance at the the reed to " t ' Do 5 per cent Bonds 5/. per cent. - - 100% - ' 3 ' 1 3 ,. a, c ir married at St. ;James's Church. He present% Strood terminus, under th ' e command of Brigade Ma' Yag ge sides, o, greater amount of confidence in mining specu- Reearos ScHooLs.-Befween 400 and 500 of the •iere, e per cent .. 61. per cent. - - Ii 4% only a nswer that will be given to 1- tbe e e fte i 'ete or told her that a erson by the name of M I • • All th d 't• tv Navigation Bonds Gordon. After a medical inspection by Dr. You i ell, the II • P , organ, lying In e ep ost ions h av i ng b een sign e d, with the ex- latmons than hitherto ex se cl amongst the general put- children belongine to the Kale E i ward Ragged-school .' - - - - attior... Her Majesty has signe d a t he e ' t er orsefair, knew him and tleamt theref he i mist ore n ception of that of D i a Ri c h ar d son , f or whom telegraphlc lic, and consequently a greater inspettis is given to this of Industry, Spitalfields, were conveyed by railway to isie r, e,ti o c telegraph .. 6 per cent, 25 00.23 0 0 i 1716 . from Fort Pitt, 34 were ordered to the supplemental omit the Dam f "Jose ' 11" i eleshwr the mrib 1 c • if the Rota, en De e ' di" t ~ ... una , tly sr. the h e - hospital at Brompton, and the remainder were conve d le ' ye to t is. On Sunday the e 0 p n the, banns. She agreed messeges had been sent to Newcastle in vain, the pri- d e scription of business ; and, if Ruch be the case when Forest-gate on ThurAlY, 11th of N . Ovember, they went goner was called up and th h e c arge read over to him b an.: enjoyee a day's recreat i ,, n y the Exchange is but in its infancy, tnuch more may be with their teachers end the committee of the institution. 11 ';Itt" IsI"v ••••• • Equitable lie . ;e'l.:s . io • :ar; • 71 pr. cent 100 - 0 0 'lOO - 0 ti - • - 0 0 0 I 17 10 0 - - ordineence to that effect will shor . 0 3 e t I, to s i -s e tie to the Invalid Barracks at St. Mary's. The invatids to the house of the clerk of St. Ja ' h b :,,, ewers & Invest spc & bs 100 0 0 ,100 0 0 - Queen ,it is said, first objected _ r , is t en g e it came from Portsmouth in charge of Acting-Assistant- ad th ' ' •ae .es s, eut ae was out, Mr. Peacock, th e t n ag i e t ra t es t c l er k, as follows :- 11 For expected when greater numilers have edned it, and the As in fermer years, tile expense of conveyance tooe-Vier • ' '• • ' • • • . . ~ .. • , .."'' • Gen . • team Navigation In pct 15 n0!14 0 0 27 3 / 4 inent, and it was not until the Ivo r ' be ocal ce 4 1. n ey gave instructions to his d aughter to have the that he, in the month of June last nast, at the township committee are enabled to m - ' ake such changes in the ge- with a substantial dinner an,' tea, was borne f M IT el -r. -. tedsaia. 8ay.... •• •• - Stock 1 - that 8 roc ° d i - a cone etive not Surgeon Thomas Henry Burgess. banns published. .While witnees was writing in his of Great Burdon ith t fD I ,n e coun y o ur tam, did fele- neral rules, and in the official list, as may be deemed de- E. Gurney, whose liberality has tended greatly t , tile • I inecatord .... •• -2/. ss. 100 0 0 100 00 - ' " eon the subject the p . 4t oo At' Ninety-six men of various regiments, comprising the name, Jane Lon n dh' • • ' - udge im in. the side smiled and nioutl wilful! and of Trance aforethou ht kill ^ d • London • nstitution .•. - From the accounts received from v .11 eV fet i w 12th Lancers, 15th Dragoons, 15th Hussars, 2cl Foot, said, " You hav g e left out one.." The ' • ' - Y' 77, ' - g an sira bi e an d proper in the extended nature of mining busi- improvement of the juveeiles of that neesehhourhoo i. -I - de s ti • te l ' el' ' Loedee Reversionary 5/ per cent. IS 0 0 all - marria ,-, 0 was murder Jane Wooler the wife of him the said Joseph ould ap . pear that Carlist ban - A birev e rie the ness. We again seriously ask shareholders what objec- The children presented . a very clew! and orderly appe ita aussell i nstituth•ii •• • _ .., , _ I: yr 4th, 7th, &c. have been discharged at Chatham, during solemnised on the 27th of Novena] rer, at St. Jame ' ' • ' . . • ' s s Snaith Woolen by then and there administering to her t th • i I belonein te the It e , • " 1 " 0 fer t ee nted s, , ion ere can he to making their shares 1024tems instead of ance. The g•r-s g --e.ilLe, wit ii th e i r nea t erre ''s Patent' 'and. do ,i 0 -. per cent 20 00,17 10 0 ' 271,e 'en points. Tristany pre- ig it. * Ol d , ` the last week. Church, in the names of William Jackson and Jane the said Jane Wooler a certain ' n called r • pols. o a senna 256 tbs? If an openrnarket bedesirahleforminipg, and itis , dress and healthy-looking and cheerful countenances, Rever l slo t lry t lnt. soc. 14y. pr cent. 10e 0 0 10(' 0 6 - lehol with 40 followers ; Taltall 3 ;00 1 ?' t CP' Forty men, belonging to the following reginielite, Long. After the marriage they all went over to Carter's contrar to the form Of the statute in such case made considered so by all partieS, there must be shares in were much noticed, and formed a strong coutra,st to ZIU Ztralia a i l i n a -ji . p. share. 100 00;60 9 0 79% Marsall in the neighbourhood 0 ' otil e / vir. :-9th, 21st, 41st, 47th, 49th, 50th, 63d, 68th, 7 lie, house, and witness stayed the/ a till five o'clock, and ro Y vided." nd ) 6/. per cent. 25 00 1 all 36% bre e a/ which it is possible to deal. Referring, again, to rail- many ef the other:* Trust and Loan Comp. 1 Caheci lla Parro de Berga, with t , 89th, 92d, and 93d, proceeded on Thu rs day morning to which was his usual hour of • returnin from Mr TI I I :l e •s s the ddr sed b Mr A g . . . pre oner wa . nh ee y. . ELAN ways, we are not surprised at the decline in profits ; our [ADVERTISESIENT.I.-Holloway's Pille an astonishing Upper Canada ...• I - 2000) 500 - officerF_u, at Manresa. join their depots ;37 of them embarked at Gravesend Payne's. His mother was totall • • y ignorant of his mar- in the usual form, viz.-Having heard the evidence, do only astonishment is that shareholders did not foresee Remedy for Giddiness in the Head.-Mr. Ne wton, dr . na for Cork. ge, and continued so till the foil owi F•d . ng ri ay, when yo u w i s h to sa y an ythi ng i n a nswer to the charge ? You long ago that to such a " complexion must they gist, Hull, states, in a letter to Professor Hollow ng. LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. _ . ____ ' We understand that some valuable machinery has east she was informed of it by mem s t 1 0- a etter. She Are not obliged to say anything unless you desire to do come at last." \Ye hav e f or y ears t t IA Or tMr John Ware, residino; in Still:sins b 1 ' aY, pas s eat i y a . untings, iti ll of been erected in the dockyard at Gibraltar for enabling would not at first believe it until. she had been dow Dividend Amount ye s' the church and nto so, but whatever you say will be taken down in writing upheld dividend mines againSt railways, and can West-street, Hull, had been afflicted with giddiness in Name of Company. per of OF A FON. fii ro p repairs to the machinery of steamoseasels to be effected seen the register- When sh f d't d Paid. Price. the o p 13 quickly and substantially. This addition to the pert was true she was ver .- e oUn i an may be given in evidence against you upon your proudly Point to our List to show how far our pre. the head off and on for the last twenty years, and An y gneved and'. angry, and said wit- trial, and I n t num. Share. On tho 18tb inst., at. Torrington , o f e , need n ow s ate to you and give you clearly to un- dictions have been verified. The misfortune attend- though he tried many things during that long - Newland:, Ist Royals. ter, ton - o'l 4 Id ° was forwarded by the Admiralty at the suggestion of the ness h ot ' come home that night. - He then went derst dth t X s. d. X s. d. an a you have nothing to hope from any pro- ing railway speculation is that shareholders are corn- period, vet he found little or no .1* 'f fe th m re le .mu 414 ~ vi,,,,t1 c. 5.(.6..e..e...1n.:1.::. On the- 25th inst., Mrs. Riehard w ife° Hon. Captain Grey, and was brought into use for the over tO carter s house, and told . Jane Long and the mice or favour and nothin to fe from au threat ,• • • d dwt last' lie was induced e-• Rank of Scotland .. •• 7/. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 184/ 0 the what ha g he y pletely in the dark aa to their real position, an they o • _ • to try Holloway's Pills, British Linen Company 8t per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 223/10 wick-squ are. first time with success in repairing the damage done to others d occurred. Mr„ Carter said witnets which ma b ' 00, y e holden out to you to induce you to make not learn until too late their dividends rnay have been from hearing so many encomiums passed on their Caledonian Bank ... 81. per cent. 10 0 0 210 0 3'. 18s On the 24th inst., at East - cote If° ~.r /t•' • the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-ship Sul- could have a bed in his house, and - .he and his wife would any admission or confession Of o r uilt , but whatever id fro I City of - -lasgow Back 51. per cent. 10 0010 U 0 11117 s Henry Deane, Esq. - ir ' tan, which vessel broke the crank pin and seriously s l e ep on the sofa bedstead. Wifeless and defendant you shall now s b . y . 0 g .d • . . t pa m capita . A , s a proprietor stated at one virtues, and, wonderful as it rnay appear, he is per- Clydesdale Bank a• • 5' l p cent 20 0 0 10 0 0 2 I'3 „ afr„ toteether that nie f 1 d d ay may e giv e n us evi ence eon's you of the meetings last week, " Contraecors, law- ect y cure ,an now enjoys better health than ever he c mmercial Bank .• 7/!1;er cent: 5 , a) 0 0 IGO 00:", * . OF A Danntrr lUt. en oi tit le damaged her main shaft on her voyage from Alexacelria slept , . e ht, and tli at was the first thee upon your trial, notwithstandi h f th t • if 1 e elided toeethe ng sue avour or rea . yen, engine ers an d bankers ma d e l arge f or t unes, did before, thanks to Rolloway'e Pills -Sold by all ven• Eastern 8ank........ 01 - AS7 cent. 25 0010 0 0 2 1 1 1 • 1' n's the WI f Cil to Southampton with th e I n di a and China mails. Had they ha t- -oh --r as Taal and wife. The next To which Mr. Woel ee re plied-I thank God Almighty w hil s t th '• or s aw their ro e t diminish dors of medicine • and at F. ' ' Edinb & Glasgow.... 3341. p cent. 500 5 0 0 Os l On the 24th inst., at Brentwood , gee .i.l e pyopriet s _ P PII y , _ rofessor Hollo w 's Este, 4/ 15s this machinery no t b een a „n a ta e t h ere i s every „ ason d a y they took lodgings in Wildeee itreet, and continued that I can say from the bottom of no h art that lam as blishments, 244, S ' tre d L aY Exchange Bnk of Scot.. - - _ .. a . Menil. ot the Ti ~,0 9 hit until the 7th of DeCeMh y e year by year.' In 1845 Great Western stock paid 8 per n , ondon ; and 80, Maiden-lane i National Bank - - G% per cent. 100 0 0 109 0 0 170/0, On the 23d inst., at Dawlish, n ev- n'le• e inP'" ' to believe the repai rs could not 'have been effected at to cobs- - --r, when witness left innocent as any of you thr ee gentlemen sitting there ; cent , an d s t d t 220 t o 230 ;in 1855, 2 per cent , and New York oo a . . North of -cotland Bank 5/ percent 20 0 0 210 0 4/. I4s Joseph V7ade _, Es of the Inner Tev' c r eit t, P' Gibraltar. Captain Grey had also recently establielied her. Witness hied never seen Ja;3o Long since except in and I trust that Almight Gd- 13 f h It d . ,• •,-• ' •d [ADVERTISEMENT.] MOthe Royal P.atak of .• cotl. .. 5/ ,a ota -creS had the yo , e ore wom san , ttands at 53 In 1854 the Englisn eivioena mines pal rs and Nurses will find Du Barry's per cent 100 0 0 100 0 0 1301 oth *2" li • cl " n e. ot inst., at 4, Pein ft a foundry there, which is extensively used in the repair- the streets. She n assaiu lted him, and called will bring to light the atrocious criminal who has perpe- from • - • th cl . •cl d h profits 317,9701. ; since then e ivi en s aye delicious Revalenta Arabi • ca Food actruirably adapted to Union Bank of S t . 100 0 0 . 50 0 0 94/ 0.: 41. per cent. le? t lug of bdth steam and sailing ships. i t i m di sgus ting names, and he ha, I been obliged to run trated this foul deed. greatly increased, and many of the shares ha,ve risen . remove all disorders of stomach and bowels to which in- Western Bank •. c° • -* , Mance Fire anc11 . 1 . 4 • .. 8 7 % t e p r r 1 . p cen t, 50 0 0 50 0 0 77/ 1 cent 100 .0 0 11 0 0 18/ 2' wife of J. M. Pennington, Esq. mied oe ee A. medical board was held at Brompton Barracks on away from her. Mr. Allan then (addressing theprisoner) said-It is our cent er ct • I e In mines, moreover, the n s chil ' d fa t and ren are at all times liable, such as indigestion, British Guae I a MARR I B I N ratl , of -dre d. p en .inva s . .antee .. 4/. per cent. 10 0 0 20 0 11. LeoriS vgq . . to a• ilatuleiacy colic - dysentery d' • • • " d 101 l u 7s as , . Fri da3a attended by Mr. G. R. Dartwell, Dr. Maelach- Mr. Stone, in stipehirt of his cal me, quoted the case of dtity-and a, painful dut • ' ' ' yit is-to order you to be com- shareholders are summoned every two months to a•ti ' ' - - weihma, constipation, eii y, Caledonian Fire Insue . 101. per cent. 100 0010 0 0 251 - o s a/11 tne "."/Zth inst at BromleY ', a - 0 leY, , jr.; ll ' e, lan, and Mr. A, J. Moorhead, for the purpose of en- " Wiltshire v. Prince ' and " Tong ue v. Allen," contend- mitted to Durham Gaol, and • d ' • . . d 1 ' h • you are now committe , audit their own accounts, an i is t eir own au les essneSs. It strengthen s , nou r i s h es , and is used with city of 'llasgow Lite . 61. per cent• li 0 0 2 0 0 4 . /.. lo s Edward, ed es t " d ''''- se °'' t ' son of Ed war , Ater tar. p aminin more ad N antage than milk i n rear i ng i nfant ,. w„ lno t e a Co onial Life ......... 5/. per cont. 50 0 0 1' 0 0 51. 5s Win to W I E 'I L - fourth (lane w e singte h re Pi d int y ouisa, g those men who were considered unfit for (luta', in,g that in these the principle 'el le clearly laid down accordingly for trial at the next assizes on th h f • t . 1 h ' e c arge 0 fault if they do not lenow every par icu ar, even to t e f ew • • Edinburgh Life Insur. Gi. percent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 2 6 / 1 0S W U ' h e rark. t s, nes e - , when 1 testimonials :-No. 58,034, Grammar School, Stevenage tn. ar tor, E . sq ,of Sout , „Oh° - , , sq uar ' stl?' 11 men were ordered to be discharged from the that the banns should be clearly published, and that all po' ' ' I isoning your wi e. . service. minutest detail, respecting their property, both in regard Dec. 16, 185 J. " Gentlemen,-We have found it admirabl; EN'. & Scot, Lana Life eapercent. 50 0 0 05 0 11. 8s On the 2 oth inst at St. liarY slow sr, the natnes of the parties, both Chi istian and surname, The prosecutor (Mr. Breoknell) having been bo d - ife , sso f 5 d 5/ ercent 10 0 0 1 C. o ea,-an • P • 10 0 s'. Os TT , • , 130 , 013 A a dre The head- un to pecuniary matters, a,nd prospective result% Perhaps adapted for infants. Our baby has never once had disordered L • ' National Fire and Life 6/. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 02/ O. "• "wlei , *, Esq. of Sydney - P . 1 4 .10 X• •'-' quarters of the esth Regiment recently ar- should be inserted ; that in them present case this had over in a 300/ recogni a t t tth D h s nce o preseeu e a e ur am at no former period either were there more promising bowels since taking it.-R. A m bl er !' A ms t er dam, 31st Dee. North British ;astir- 71 per cent. '2OO 0020 0 0 33/ ' ton to Le! • '• I of the late rived from India •-• ' ' i ' , 1 not done b the as ' ' we ow ,_ ea ll ' were medically inspected at Fort Pitt clearly been, wilfully am. know] ul ,Y , Y . sizes, and the witnesses in 50/. each to give evidence, all p rogress i ve mi nes t o b e purchased than at the Present 185,2. Dear Sir,-Our child, up to the age of eleven weeks, 9cottish Union Insrnc. 7% /. pr cent. 20 001 0 0 ,1/. 1 ( 1 ) : Pcn : clieste slisa ' Hospital on Fri& r -terrace, Hyde-parx• paid r yby Da R o be Battersby. The head- Parties, and the marriage was flu refore rendered null the . parties left the court about 2 o'clock. About 3, we • was very delicate and wasting away, and milk, sago, and Standard Life ...... - 51. per cent 50 0 0 7 0 0 201 Os quarters were under the d bel time. United Dep. Assurance 5/. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 1 - DIE D. 1 .stree t i ;43. r tll!, or ers of Major Holt and En- and void. ieve, Dr. Richardson arrived, but too late to complete arrowroot turned sour on its stomach, causing great suffer el Cloud*" e ,„Y:,,,,„ age gir A thd ) 1 / 1 signs Moorhead and Lewis. Mr. Prideaux succeeded Mr. Sts )ne on behalf of the his deposition. - 'n . We then fe ' 1 g (1 it upon Du Barry's Royalenta. Arabica, *ex, On the 2elth ill St. pat --, nie ha ,,,- 9 ra j . ...- t .,/, ... 0- . WOOLLEN TRADE. . which agreed wonderfully with her ; and she is now, at the Isaac Jonm, Esq. of the Stock r , ' nee ~,„ g a tor-- tt e go t -- -04317 1 ,01/ ' . ' Detachments of the 7th Dragoon Guards sailed from promoter Hecit 1 • We unders n support of b is cause " Pougett v. _ tand Mr. Wooler was taken to Durham , . ~ ec i . THE HARVEST IN THE NORTH OF ENGLA.ND. -In Lan- On the W•lth inCt., at Parih, h. Br it a nnic m a jor for the North Wall on Thursday and the day bef . re by the lomkine ' reported in Haggeres Consistory Reports, shortly after the close of the proceedings. _______-o-- ape of nine mouths a plump and lively little girl.-Daniel ' .......t.:-. -,1 C1.,,,,1,,,.1,,,a fh. I,- 1.-____ , • . _ __ _kr. .11..11 • Dublin. Cork. and Glasgow e1,,--____,_ ;_'_-__°,_ _„, _ , ' , , .. . . . „ .- a ___ __ ,_ __air The he ad - quarters of the 25th Regiment, recently ar• rived from India, were medically inspected at Fort Pitt Hospital on Friday by Dr. Robt. Battersby. The head quarters were under the orders of Major Holt end En signs Moorhead and Lewis. Detachments of the 7th Dragoon Guards sailed frorn the North Wall on Thursday and the day before by the Dublin, Cork, and Glasgow Company's boats, for Glas gow, on their route to Pierehill Barracks, Edinburgh Lieutenant-General the Hon. H. E. Butler is abou; to erect a handsome mural tablet in Thomastown Church, county of Kilkenny, to the memory of his three gallant sons, Captain H. T. Butler (55th Regiment) and Deputy Assistant Adjutant-General, who was killed at Inker man ; Capt. Chas. G. Butler (86th Regiment), who served in Seinde and who died of fever at Bo m b ay i n of December last ; and to Captain James Armar B u tl er, the Ceylon Itifles, killed at Silistria, whose int rep id daring in th e successful defence of that fortress has been the theme, of universal admiration. The tablet, just completed, b y G affin, the sculptor, of the Quadrant, consists of a slab of black marble, having a scroll of White marbl e , on which are inscribed the names and services of the sons of the gallant General. The while is surmounted by military trophies, in which the swords of the three broth ers are conspicuous objects. Within, A laurel wreath ar e th e names of the several places at w hi c h the gallant officers had distinguished themselves —namely, China, Alma, Inkerman, Scinde, Caffreland, and Silistria. In pe inscription t o the young volunteer , Mr. Prideaux succeeded Mr. StA one on behalf of the promoter. llecited in support of b is cause " Pougett v. Tomkins," reported in Haggert'ts Consistory Reports, and remarked on the singularity o I Jane Long herself not having given evidence in con trs 'diction to that of the promoter's. Mr. Nash, for the defendant, cite d the case of " Wake field v. Wakefield," observing 2) iat all the evidence which bore upon Jane Long, soi I ar as concerned her guilty knowledge of the undue p nb lication of the banns, rested solely upon the evidence of William Joseph Jackson, the minor himself, and. t vas not supported in any particular. This young WIPR lan, Jane Long, ap peared before the court, for am 3 thing that had been there said, as a young woman of unblemished reputa tion, against whose character n of a word had been said. She was not, as in son ie of the cases cited, a woman of far more mature riv than her husband, but she appeared there as a Ts pectable person, the daughter of a respectable tra dE sman, almost of an equal age with the person to s% b om she was to be mar ried. With reference to what 11 Er . Prideaux had stated as to the sing u l ar i ty of the non -examination of Jane Long herself, the learned counsell , bserved that a woman might be well excused if she declia ed causing an imputa the characft r o f a man w h om s h e A Owl of perjury upon COMMITTAL OF A GENTLEMAN FOR THREE MONTHS' WITH HARD LABOUR. At the Wandsworth Police Court, on Saturday, a short well-dressed young man, wearing mustachios, who gave the name of Gustavus Troughton, and described himself as a gentleman, residing in the Crystal-road, Brixton, was brought up before Mr. Beadon, and placed in the dock on the following very serious charge. Eliza Hoe, a very intelligent and l a dy-lik e young g i r l about 12 years of age, living with her parents at No. 3, Bedford -buildings, Larkhall-lane, Clapham, deposed that between 5 and 6 o'clock on Friday afternoon she was on Clapham-common with her three little sisters, when she saw the prisoner sitting down upon a seat under a tree. Upon walking past the tree the prisoner conducted him self in a most improper manner. She then walked on in the hopes of seeing a constable to give him into custody, and he followed her a short distance with his clothes in the same disordered state. He never spoke to her, nor did he attempt to touch her. She saw a constable near BRADFORD, Aug. 23.—The same average amount of business in pieces for the season as noted last week has been transacted, there being a quiet trade for autumn goods. The manufacturers are employed in working out orders ; their stocks are very low, and the prices ten dered on new foreign contracts are too low for general acceptance. All descriptions of wool fully maintained the prices recently current, and the purchases for imme diate requirements have been toady, the fact of the majority of the spinners being pretty well supplied for the present preventing the trade from becoming active. Yarns are also in steady demand, and the prices con tinue firm. [AnvEaTtsxmExr.}—Mothers and Nurses will find Du Barry's delicious Revalenta Ambles Food admirably adapted to remove all disorders of stomach and bowels to which in fants and children are at all times liable, such as indigestion, flatulency, colic - , dysentery, diarrbma, constipation, debility, and restlessness. It strengthens, nourishes, and is used with more advantage than milk in rearing infants. We quote a few testimonials :—No. 58,034, Grammar School, Stevenage, Dec. 16, 1850. " Gentlemen,—We have found it admirably adapted for infants. Our baby has never once had disordered bowels since taking it.—R. Ambler." Amsterdam, 31st Dec. 185,2. Dear Sir,—Our child, up to the age of eleven weeks, was very delicate and wasting away, and milk, sago, and arrowroot turned sour on its stomach, causing great suffer ing. We then fed it upon Du Barry's Revalenta Arabica, which agreed wonderfully with her ; and she is now, at the age of nine months, a plump and lively little girl.—Daniel Servas. Wildervank, Holland, 20 Sept. 1853. Dear Sir, — Our baby, ivhich Heaven presented us with ten months back, was attacked, when four weeks old, with a disease of the stomach and glands, by which our seven previous infants had all been carried off, and this last child seemed destined to follow its sisters and brothers before many days, for our doctor, a very able practitioner, had, - during three weeks, ex hausted all his skill, and was at a loss what to prescribe next, when he advised Du Barry's Revalenta Arabica, which, I am happy to say, worked a great change for the better in a few days ; and, in six weeks time, the child was perfectly well, and is now a cheerful, blooming boy—a source of the greatest happiness to us all. This delicious remedy may fairly be considered one of the greatest blessings ever disco vered.—With eternal gratitude, yours, &c., L. 11. Vaalman. In canisters, 11b. 2s. 9d.; 21b. 4s. 6d.; 51b. lls. ; 121 b. 22e. The 121 b., carriage free, on receipt of Post-office order. Barry. Du Barry & Co., 77, Regent-street, London; also at Ib2, Piccadilly; CO, Gracechnrch-street ; 330, and 451, Strand; 4, Cheapside ; 60 and 68, Cornhill ; 49, Bishopsgate-street; 55, Charing-cross; . 54, Upper Baker-street; 63 and 150, Oxford-street ; 89, High-street, Camden-town ; 18, Pall mall ; 7, Pall-mall-East ; 132, New Bond-street ; 24, Plot comb-street ; 13, King William-street, City ; 30, Conduit,. street; 21, Cockspur-street ; 95, Farringdon-street ; 67, St. Paul's ChuroDyard ; 6 Edward-street, Pvrtnia.square. HALIFAX, Aug. 24.—We can quote, no alteration whatever in the position of the piece and yarn trades since l as t Saturday's market ; the demand in the latter branch is good. In th e long wool market within the same period there has been rather less activity, but prices are quoted firm and stationary, and there is no seeming expectation of any material change in this re spect. There continues to be good call for short stapled wools at lull rates, and good Down-breeds are still scarce in the market. WATER-WORKS. f Dividend Amount Name of Company, per of Paid Price. Annum. Share. ' i £ s. d. £ s. d. East London Grand Junction .... • Kent—. .. Lambeth ...... ••• • . , 100 0 0 New River Company ' V. 10s. - - +outhwark & Vauxhall 51 per cnt. 100 0 0 89% West Middlesex • BRIDGES. Dividend I Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. £ s. cl. £ s. 0. Hungerforil Southwark Ditto New of 7y, p.c. 1/. per cent. .13 0 0 Waterloo — 100 0 0 —3% Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 1/. 14s. 80. 60 0.0 32% Ditto Nw ditto of 71. I/. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 28 Vauxhall DOCKS. _ Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. --- X s. d. £ s. d. Commercial .. • . .... • • 5/. pr cent. Stock. Stock. Cast and West India.. 6 , pr cent. dtock. East Country 2os. per sh. London .... Ditto Bonds 4/. per cent. !it. Katharine outhampton Victoria .......... si. percent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 ' 10% JOINT-STOCK BANKS. Dividend 1 Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. 1 £ s. d. X s. d. Australasia........... 207. pc, cent. 40 0 0 all 94 British North American , 11. per cent. ) 50 0 0 „ Commercial of London. ;10/.per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 31 1 , Colonial .............. 157 per cent. ,100 0 0 25 0 0 20 ,i lonian ............... 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 Gond. Char. Bk. of Aus. 1 20 0 0 all 0 London and County .. i 10'. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 391 4 Londn and WestminAr 141. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 48 London Joint Stock ... 121. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 31 Provincial of Ireland.. 181. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 Ditto, N ew... .... • . , 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all National of Ireland.... 1 61. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 Nat. Provincial of Eng. , 81. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 Ditto, New ........ 1 81. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 3riental Bank Corpora. , 8 , . p ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all 424 south Australia .. .• . 14' p.ct.& bs. 25 0 0 o 39% Union of X ustralia.. • • '3o'. per cent. 25 0 0 73 2 Ditto .. ........... 331. per cent. —o, 10 0 Union of London ..... '2o'. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 28% Union of Madrid ... • • i 40 0 0 all -- CANALS. ~, Names of ' P Dividend Names of Dividend Companies. A per Price Companies. t,4, per Price. .= Annum. wAnnum. cr) ..........____—, ▪ . . shin &Oldh 93 71. p. ct.' 139 Nfacclesfield. 100 27. 10s. 51% Barnsley • 160 Neath —•• •• too 161. 15) Rrknk& kbr,•• 150 4E. I Oxford.. •• • • 100 110 Birmingham ,40 41. I 93 Peak Forest. 78 5/ Os. 86 Coventry....ll6o 25%. 209 Regent's .• • 30 'l 14% ;)erby . ... !RIO 6 . 15s. 84 -Rochdale 85 11. 10s. 60 h:llsmre&Chs 6° 2 3 % pct t Somrset Coal 140 , iraml.l ,'n 100 3 , pr. ct. Do Lk F 1-t 12 Do , 6 pr. Ct. 10 6/. pr. ct. 12% - -tilrd &Wore 1 40 281. 425 rand nrrey 100, 4/. (Shrewsbury.. 1 251 -- Grand Union 100' 1, Os iStonrhrldg v .. , 4 5 121. 285 Kennt & Avn 39 6s. Od. 6% , •evern and 1 21. 28 Lancaster .. ' 100: wye Rail. 5 20 Leeds &L v , p 100! 251. Warwick & Leicester.... 100 s' . 491 A j Birming. lOOl 2/. 20 Leicstr & `nt 83 28% ; 'Warwick & 21 11 j Loughborogh 142 , 70/. 575 Napton. 1001 • Nionmotithsh 100 1 'Worcstr &I 1 78 2L 20 :intgmerysh 1001 1 Binning. If eltn Mwhry 100' Wilts & Rrks I 10s. Od. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Anima. Share. Is. d. X s. d. Albi on ~ .. .a rin ..,, .27. 10.. GOO A A DU v 0 83 Alliance Jarit. fo7. 71. 14s 6d. bs. 100 0 0 11 0 0 189, Ditto Marine ....... 61. p.c. & bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 3934 Anchor .............. 6 per cent. 5 0 1 0 0 - Atlas .. ,rg - us Life ... - British Commercial .. 71. 10s. 50 0 0 5 0 0 - Nericl.Med.& Gen. Life spr ct. & bs. ;100 0 0 10 0 0 21 2,ounty ..... ........ 4/. 100 0 01 10 0 0 - lrown .............. 17s. Gd 50 0 0 50 0 17% Eagle Equity and Law...... 4% per cent.' 100 0 0 5 0 0 5% European Life l/, 20 0 0 a1..1 18k General G/. 5 0 0 ~, 5 1 ,( f. Globe ......... 51. per cent. Stock. ~ 107 , 4uardian ............ s'. per cent. 100 0 0 47 5 0 53 imperial Fire- • ..... 12/. per cent, 500 0 0 50 0 0 , 340 Imperial Life Indemnity Marine.- 1 as & 3/. ICO 0 0 20 0 0 - Law Fire .......• .. • • 2s. & 2s. bs. 100 0 0 210 0 414 Law Life... - 100 0 0 10 0 0 59 Legal and General Life - 50 0 0 2 0 0 5% London London Ship.- .. 103.& bs. 25 0 0112 10 0 - Marine .....• •• . 183. per share 100 0 0 23 0 0 40 Med. Invlid & Gen. Life 4% /. per ct. 50 0 0 2 0 0 3% Minerva ........ •• .. sp. ct. & bs. 20 0 0 2 0 0 6 Monarch ...... .... - 5 0 0 1 0 0 - National Loan Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 - Palladium Life... Pelican .. .. •• - - - - - - - - Phoenix - -.- 180 P - oibssional Life• ••• .. V. per cent. 5 0 010 0 % Provident Life........ 1/. bs & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 , 3814 Rock Life Royal Exchange ...... 101. per cent. Stock. all - Sun Fire ...... ........ 6/ 10s. - ~ - Ditto Life ..... I/ 143. - ~ - United Kingdom .... 4t.p.ct kbs., 20 0 0 4 () 0 5% Universal Life ........ si. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - Victoria Life ........ 5/. per cent. - 412 6 5% MISCELLANEOUS. Dividend Amount Name of Company. ' per of I Paid. Price. Annum. Share. -- , - - X s. d. X s. (I. tssam Tea ...•• .... SZ. 50 0 U 20 0 0 - t llt ' s s e i r r i ali an an ta T t i li t etilitlulrl 821 M. petip:e. per is. c s: n n t t : 11 1 5 00 0 _ O O 0 0 2 1 3 7 - 1 0 0 0 0 _3 - 0 kustralian Royal Mail 5/. 10 0 0 I all - trio Mexican Mint. I/ 10s. 10 0 0 all - British American Land 155. - 40 0 0 Si. Canada .. .. .. .. .. rd. percent. , loo 0 0 32 10 0 1351, Do 5 per cent Bonds Si. per cent. - - 1003 ~, tto, 6 per cent .. 61. par cent. - - 1 i. 4% "tv Navigation Bonds - - - -- electric Telegraph .. 6 per cent. 25 0 0 23 0 0 I 1 716 Equitable Reversionr7 71 pr. cent 100 0 0 100 0 P - Ditto New . .... . - 0 0 0117 1 0 0 - ewers. Sc Invest. sp.c. & bs. 100 9 0 100 9 0 - =en . • team Navigation In pct 15 a 4114 0 0 27% ludsci•N 8ay.... •• •• - Stock - - `ilnee , -tord .... •• .. 2/. Si. 100 0 0 100 0 0 - London nstitution ~. - - i„„,,i,,,, it,tversionary Cl per cent. 14 7) 0 I all - ' , Zussell ; nstitutlon •• • - - • 11 10 0 Prte ''s Patent 'and. Co ; 1 4'. per cent 20 0 0 ; 17 10 0 . 271 % Reversionary Int. 'loc. 14%1. precut. 109 0 0 101' 0 6 - Royal nail team.... iit p. share. 100 0 0; 60 0 0 797 South ' ustralian Land 1 Cl. per cent 25 0 0 I all 36% Trust and Loan Comp. Upper Canada ...- - 20 0 0 i I 5 0 0 - On the 24th inst 0n the 23d inst. Joseph VTade,_OP A DAOO OI/14 0 . 0 w ife a • cb ,,,,0 ~ , a a t t D ß a r w e ni it :h o ov a , o o_,l lA ,. l'ir• l'' w O fe u n i o l t f . h J o . 2 31 5th inst. , at of 4, t he Inner Pelham' °flat' ills f3rotaP"" Edward, Pennington ,Odestso MA R rt I B 33). all' '''' ° j Ealing. to. Emily L • On the :!sth inst., at Bromley St. t e t liv 'Es c i ;fi tfte lf*-4° Wm. Cartii s r t , h E in sq st . g a fr e: t: On the 2 E dw ard a g au l e h l e j ;of til e '' C' I P s o a r a c c b j es o t n 08,, Es q Louisa, fourt h 04 ' sive ollaij IL Bowie , ~,ofatSostitt.hlaryrk.itohnbsolotsw,lrorke, )3,1-cle,, ton, to Loll'iiEsas,clw.'iodfowBYodfnetrePla3teee'..A.lex. Andre e.r-terrace, Hyde-park. 4 ( I P On the !?..Ith.ina ° paid D D. I street , 8 bor On the 2!4lth inst . , at 21, Cloncleelr- e d 'Art' .ii. Wellesley 7 1 °EC CB h Britannic _, 0,.. ...ce -orrens, ..., or l ate Di e) be YO" tart' Comn rissioner second son of the r a to t r , a E ge s : .. 6 , l. Esq., u of fl TEsnc:6: Tev3P'e. A O fatthersartoizk mExaicohrazgeer, c!,ososei t r y, ,, ,o 1; (; ! Sir H. To' Tens, li.'C.B Adjutant -Gene •olc, P ., aged 46. On the 24th inst , at Leeds, Mr' j ell° l'1:° . le" c F h o O a r n t n e t y 'the 23 d inst., at Stanley aged 7 . 4. Chelsea, i,l, of s l° 4 1 On the 214 h inst. , William Chester, BA" I le D o grange, Lei.asstersh aged 38. d &Pee „f I',. On the 23 1 • re ' • d Puss°, do p - 0 .- . i inst., at Rotting eau , ~0 0 13 A po Rodolph Blake, C.B of the 33d Reg t . ell' I' late Wm. Blake Esq., ' of 62, Fortland-Pitlee' ' 3 f.t' bury, Hert ft d 'll . 31" s ire. Cbe itobeill' A 0 On the 27 :st inst at Osborne Lodge, 1 017, It thew C '' asstvaSeymour, Esq. , me*, sa — I On the 10th inst., at Sailikoi ' the ‘-' l ' i th Pi' l i ' ,in , the 1 . fires H o use, isto Currie Anei al, Esq., assi.tant surgeon et.,,,,,f0jk-or only 800 of . Henry A.ncell, Esq., of 3, . 0- Hyde-park, aged 25. THE HARVEST IN THE NORTH OF ENGLAND. Lan cashire and Cumberland the bay harvest is about com pleted. The crops are heavy in many districts, but have been badly secured; in numbers of instances, in consequence of the . protracted we t weat h er, the hay has been nearly spoilt. Wheat is looking reinarkAly well, and very little laid by the late stormy weather ; this is attributed to the crops not being heavy. Wheat is fa,t changing colour ; so me fi e ld s h ave been already cut, and others will soon be ready ; the straw appears of good length and bulk, and the ears are fine. Barley is look ing. well, and has not been much beaten down ; some has been cut, and a good deal more is now ready f.,r the sickle. Oats are looking healthy and strong. and in this description of corn the harvest has commenced Cumberland may be considered one of the finest districts in England for turnips, the crops of which are now looking most luxuriant ; they are a marked contrast to those in the midland . counties, where this season the fly has made such ravates. A most abun dant crop is anticipated Potatoes are f a vour-0.19 spokev of, and the crops are looking remarkably healthy ; at pr. - sent the disease is not much complained of. The weather is now very fine, and the harvest is proceeding most fa vourably. Iripv l i i N Gomm)/ P r inted and Publish/A b y foe i ; of No. Ir 2, Strand, Printer, at The mil s Strand, is the Predict of the SevOr Middlesex, Monday, August 27,110 Apt !cd every c n ePreaent at at 3 o'clock. Eleven till I, ON °t ftS TO , These Tic: Nat Familie, the Tickets 1 London Oxford... 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