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. . • . , . . . . THE SITV, . LONDON ) MONDAY - MORNING, OCTOBER 3, 1842. . • 4014.........7 V ••••••••=mms...Mainieft ~.........3.1....r. LAW INTELLIGENCE. and I wish you to answer this question - :-Did!ariy • lattet proposition, and having procured a license at 1 PRICES OF CANAL;DOCK, ASSUR- i GENERAL RAILWAY INF 0 R INIA INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, Oct. 1. money pass between you and anz_other person before ( Doctor's Commons they were accordingly married at , - ANC): COMPANY SHARES, &c. &c. &c. TIO N. W illiam Hamilton, a graduate of Oxford. Univer- you saw the prisoner? . St. John's Church, in the Borough, on the morning ---.. 5 , ;: , ..y, was opposed by Messrs. Peckover and Russell, Lord Frankfort- In what way do you mean? • of the 12th of September. After the ceremony they . LON DON, FRIDAY, SEPT. 30. dumber Dividend Pare N.B. In the following Tables M signifies before Noon, and tailor 3, in Maddox-street, Bond-street. Mr. Wolff-For an introduction to the lady. •, , went 'into private lodgings in Thomas-street, where .• of • " per . CANALS. per E Oiler it. • The insolvent, who was before the Court on the Lord Frankfort-No. • . they remained until they set out on their return to. Shares. Annuin. Paid. Share. 4 412. previous day, owed debts amounting to 7951., the Mr. Wolff-'-What ! not to Mr. Mitchell, or Miss Bristol. (The certificate of the marriage was here 1,711 i 7pet coot. ...anion& Oldharn...Averag e97l.llis.sh. 13 1,442 41. Ash ay-de.le.Zouch Ayirage 113i.sh .71 LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM. greaTor portion of which were incurred- 'at Ox- Mitchell, or any one else.? produced, and a witness, who was at present, proved , S•' Basingstoke.... lool.sh. 5 STATIONA, with their Distances from London. I; ns; whilst he was a student ;it the llniversty. He Lord Frankfort-Certainly not. that she saw Mary Ann Morgan attach the signature 112 I.l6ti tt. 101 B e r i e r c n l i c i n . o l c h k an d i . 11 1 ? ,t e i r , g sli v a e r i e l n y gire.f . t: IL? .71 13 ,n0E 0 dx x i G m i 4 ; o 2Tel 10 : t No 2 nß 4l ol7 . ;sd l i l eß : 6i r e k oti ei h , h a u mißGe RUGBY . i . s ia t s e ni ( a vd d ao: 2 Rie B dTn , lHan T ny i s i it w tr : ao tuwf 3 no l rte i idee , d34 A o6jni y u l ,6n e 9c s ‘ b tivi : oo r nL y clv 4 :B 34 . .: LownoN,. Harrow 111, WATFORD 174, King's Langley 21, • • , wi.s at College six years and left two years ago, being Mr. Wolff-Well, we shall, pdrhaps, ascertain more of "Louisa Poole King" to the document (her hand i.OOO . ......... Ditto & Liverpool Junct.l99l. sh . 100 p 4 al 1 0 1 3/. Bridgewaterand Taunton.lool.-A• vu e . l . l , p h i . l - ot ncw twentv-six years old. He admitted that when about that another time. , , being guided by Bryers, while writing, on account of . 51. Cheimer arid Blackwater Lc contracted the debt with the opposing creditors he Inspector Haines said,,that the pawnbroker would her stating that she was unable to write her name • too 321. Coventry , lool.s h . 305 Brandon 89, COVENTRY 94, Hampton (Derby Junction) 103, owe‘l about 5001. at Oxford. During his stay at have brought forward more of the property upon from nervous feelings.) They remained in St. Thomas- 2 ......... Cr0yd0n............ Averoge3ll.2s.lod. sh . - xis 5/. Os. Dudley... ... .... ....1001.oh. 93 College he was allowed 1001 . a year by his father, and which he had advanced money had not his Lordship, street a week after the nuptials; at the expiration or 600 131. Derby lOOl.O . 120 BiRMINGHAM 1121. • __. ili: I made about 701. a year by scholarships and exhi- on examining the articles, admitted having given which . time they went to Bristol ; and on their arrival 0,000 4 . per cent. ./ i a l r e r s u m be er a e n a d n slayrie ...., .... 411.135. 19. pd 31 , .. 3,575 i 4' d Chester Average 133..ta . 67 . - Departure Arrival A:rival bitions. , many of them to the prisoner. , proceeded to Radcliffe-square, and Bryers went to 931- 6 ' 21 ETOW43II . .....1001411. 715 DOWN' TRAINS. from at at 2045 8.11. Forth hod Clyde lOO/. sh. plot. pd. 1 1: 1 2 78 Mixed, to Birmingharn ... Mr. Peckover complained that the insolvent had Mr. Lewis, on behalf of Lord Frankfort. requested. Mr. King's house, as she said, to apprise Mrs. London. Rugby. B rrningham /1,159 is. Grand Junction . -- -.- -.--- obtained clothes from them in five months to the to be allowed further time for inquiry. • Wooley's lady's maid that her mistress was desirous 2,s 4 si tss. Grand Union Grand Surrey :11nm - int - or 58/. 10s., which he considered very extra- • The prisoner, who, by the advice of Mr.- Wolff, re- of seeing her next day at her husband's house. They 1. 5n0 ••• Third Class, ditto ' ... 7 0 AR.ti V. percent. Ditto (optional) LsTan • 1001. 128 E 330 E vagant for a person in his situation. He was intro- served her defence was remanded till Thursday next. then went fo'his house, and the next day Bryers, told 3,016 Grand Western 1.3 121.0. (itamorganahire, Aver. c05t171:1.135.4d. *llO First Class, ditto ; Mixed, t o Rugby , . tltt; - .:ed to them by a customer, and had made no John William borrer, aged,, 25,• described as a him that she and Mrs. \Voolev Were - going to Rad- . tg 845 - 121. Grantbty%' 9 15 1 0 E payment. blacking-maker, 'Wells-street, Oxford-street, was -terrace,-terrace, to prepare the house for his reception, 6 . 438 as it was intended they were to live there. The 108 • - ... me. ah . ..1. 10 , 1 nudierek•ld iv Averag e'. /1. Os. fel. sii i Kens ngta t a.,..„,„ MU .h. allpd 10 - A 141., First Class The CHIEF COMMISSIONER asked the insolvent the charged with bigamy. 2 i. 121 131.151. Kennet and Avon, Av. :to/. 186.10 d. eh ;LA Mixed, to liiriviingharp reason be had not taken his degree before the time he Sarah Bridge , a pretty-looking girl, stated that prisoners then gave him a kiss each, and departed 11 , 699 1 11 . 10 s. Lancaster Average 471.65. $2 li7 Ditto ditto had mentioned. she was married to the prisoner three weeks ago in saying they should be back in half an hour. 2 ' l°4 301' L.e . edsaud Liverpool ... ....... ...1001.sh . /44/Si Ditto, to Aylesbury 5151 1 1 10s. Leicester 110/. it 145 The insolvent said his debts at Oxford prevented Paddington Church. Hearing afterwards that he They then went away, taking with them (with- 1,697 51.5.. Leicester& Hort Yampion Aver l3l. ire 71 Ditto, to Binningba m... 5 0 838 10 15 him. He likewise mentioned the facility of credit af- had another wife living, her father instituted inquiries out his knoWledge two large trunks and a box be- 2,409 Int Monmouthshire 11101.51 260 4 Ditto, to Wolverton :11 1 L AI IL L : tO li l x • e Or i k, by Rugby! 6 9 8 3 0 0 0 11 12 5 15 8 M 254 131. Melton Mowbray 11 1 A 1171 30 M forded to students. and found it true. longing to him, containing various articles, his pro- SOO 151. Mersey and Trivet! The CHIEF COMMISSIONER expressed his belief in Thomas Bridge, the father of last witness handed perry; and he had seen neither of the " ladies " until 1 ' ( 2 10 14 .3 111.7 r. t t l e a a eges deld Biol. sh i . ° Vip th el • 5 ;5 1) 1001.51, tif 5 ------- .---- -------_____ - -Derraorntre cure from Arrival both statements. He thought the debt with the op- the worthy Magistrate a copy of 'certificate of his first the day he met them in the City, and gave them into 2,400 51. Peak Forest. 'Aver „ge about 761.5 h. 55 posing creditors had been incurred without reasonable inarriage with Sarah Lygo, dated the sth February, custody. In Bryers's possession was found a gold a u l sy. , Regent's (or London) A 331.168.8 d. oh. 14 to. Rochdale Average SU orb. 58 UP T RAINS. . *Mixed, from--Wolre-rtoa. Birmingham Rugby. Lor.don. means of payment, because the involvements of a 1838, at St. Martin's Church. . - watch belonging to him. He knew a woman, named 500 N. Shropshire ..1551.5h. 1.35 party were known to himself, and his source of income. Ralph Gaffney was witness to the marriage with Alen, in Bristol, whom he had every reason to be- 3. 1% . 111. 10s. Somerset Coal ~. , .... ............ 0 1r o tst: : 11(1 .4 tip -r cent Ditto Lock Fond stock Ditto ditto It was urged on the part of the insolvent that the Sarah I-4P. lieve Was concerned in the conspiracy, and had, he 700 bal,• Stafford and Worcester. ..... ....ROLA. en 1251. sh. 260 Ditto, from Birmiligham... 70 M 8 2311 1 1 2 0 45 30 E 1451.5 h. 396 Ditto, from Aylesbury' . complainant had not made proper inquiries of the in- The other certificate was also shown to the Magis- had every reason since to believe, written the letters 500 1 51 Shrewsbury aus so, . 3taur bridge .......,.... Mixed, from Birmingham 1: 3 0 1? 4' 1 3 7 ll5 solvent ; and the creditor, on being asked by the trate, who committed the prisoner for trial. addressed to him, purporting to have been written by 3, 1 ; 47 IL 06 . stratford.on.Avoii st ter....791. 98 1 . 00 1 : : h h : 2 *MAIL, First Class •••••• 1 30 35 Court, said he could not think of insulting a gentle- UNION-HALL.' . Miss Louisa Poole King. He did not know to what 533 1211 Swansea 2.762 2/. 12s. Severn and Wye &Railway Av.2o/.95. sh. 45 315 man by asking such a question. Eliza Bailey, the woman charged with being con- family the woman to whom he wag married belonged, 4seia lei . 92!. We. Trent and Mersey, i share lOOl. sh. Ditto ditto l2 Noon 123 E 6 0 The - CHIEF COMMISSIONER said, there was - a good cerned in robbing Mr. Marquis, of Accrington, of hut from what he had since learned, he believed she 8 . 149 Thames and Medway Av. 191 55. at. sh. 2 Ditto ditto . 115 E 235 630 deal in the answer; and singularly enough it was the 1,990/. at Preston, in Lancashire, was brought up was of low origin-that she had been a servant, but 1 000 sh. 1. 4,, 0h. 1 14/. Warwick and piraingham lool.sh 18 Ditto, from Rugby hse d u i sn t t d. o an . ya same made to him by his own tailor, whom he had for re-examination on the charge.* ' she could not write, and that she had a brother, a IMO 101. Warwick and :yaps.. 1001. sh. 117 Third Class, from Binning • 220 • 413 10 0 . 7 000 it WorCesict & Birmingham Av. 781.81.11). 55 s a y e t Trains First Class, ditto 4 0 517 915 employed for forty years, and who resided in the Mr. Imams. inquired whether there was any ad- sailor, who liyed in Radcliffe-Street, Bristol. 5 : 000 36.,, Wilts atid Berke Average 671. lOs 8d: sh. 19 Mixed, 6 0 718 11 15 same neighbourhood as Mr. Peckover. - ditional evidence against the 'prisoner. On the Mr. Clarkson said, that as the case was not yet ma- ,„, j 6 ,,, Wyrlev and Essington 1151. sh 74 *Mau. Mixed. ditto . 96 ... . W;afiexcn ............ ....... ..... ..... ...ItZl. sh. se *s- ' 81 Et i r I m n ingh addition a m ot The those marked, there is a Miied Train leaves a l 3 i 2 o n s N E a i Mixed, from Rugby The Coultas deferred judgment until Saturday, i n former examination the servant girl at the public tured against the prisoners, he should request that they 903 i 7 Wee and -A TUU llOl. en. 20 marked rgeh.t calling l a 2 3 t ail a 5 ;1 1 the as St 3 a g ti l o i ns, the hope of an arrangement being made, and it was house near Liverpool, where the 1001. and the 101. might be remanded, in order - to give time to take a DOCKS. stated that the opposing party was satisfied by an ar- notes were found in the privy,had in her testimony third party into custody, when other facts relating to 7.600 8/ 19 c• Commerc el - •. .. • -•-• - - -- - LA. 1.965i5h• IL C. • • ......... 1001. sh. 1 _R-JI -E-1I AY 1.....1 .L N 5 . ~i...4v.5.m -a...v..1-1 ) .1.V.111. V. Y 1 1,11 'A. - .01, N a ,/ .1.101.11 1111 kat a V e..../ .1. e....e _l_, I'4 IV tJ.% 10(I aa . • • • • • 401-...........2 .V..Wi•NiLllS.mmomm\O•WrrM 7,........a1.1M1NK , .......M0mm.m....m ., . ----'.........---------- . ' ...................... • LAW INTELLIGEN CE. and I wish you to answer this question - !-Did'ariy • latter. proposition, and having procured a license at 1 PRICES OF CANA L,'D.O CK, A SEAM- i GEN E RAL RAIL WA Y INFOII MA - I.VSO ',VENT DEBTORS' COURT. Oct. 1. money pass between you and any ... other person beibre ( Doctor's Commons they were accordingly married at - - ANCE COMPANY SHARES, &c. &c. &c. TION. OPEN TO TAUNTON. ;? E e A.. iays T : lV ESTERN. ~ . . St. John's Church, in the Borough, on the morning STATIONS, with their Distances from Paddington.. -----,‘,..„____ William Hamilton, a graduate of Oxford. Univer- you 3aw the prisoner ? . .. LONDON, , FRIDA Y, SEPT. 30. 1 ,,,,, e N.B. In the followit e ig Tables M signifies before Noon, and I site, was opposed by Messrs. Peckover and Russell; Lord Frankfort- In what way' do you . mean? • of the( 12th of September. After the ceremony they PADDINGTO .. N, Ealing 54 ; Hanwell 74 . , ,,, 5 i eut i ha11 , 9,. , W 4. e , 5t Drayton 13, SLOUGH 18, AJAIDENHEAD ..,,, j , ...wy,4l-...,..., 1 , tailers, in Maddox-street, Bond-street. . Mr. Wolff-For an introduction to the' lady. -e. : wentinto private lodgings in Thomas-street, where Sum a bet . D .' ivpi el :nd : CANALS. per . ,E after it. • The insolvent, who was before -the Court on the Lord Frankfort-No. • • they temained until they set out on their return to. Shates. Annual. Paid . Share. 4 1,71'6 7 per emit. ashion&.oldharna•Averageo7l.les.sh, 1.3 aar , LONDON AND B IRMING HAM. I READING 35i, Pangbourne 414, Goring 444. Wallingford Road 474, STEVENTON 564, Farringdon Road 631, Shriven ham 711, SWINDON 77 (Junction w th the Cheltenham Rail previous day, owed debts amounting•to 795/., the - Mr. Wolff-- . -What ! not to Mr. Mitchell, or Miss Bristol. (The certificate of the marriage was here 1,442 41, Ash oy.de.le.Zouch AYLlage 11Si.sh .71 produced, and a witness, who was at present, proved .ga Basingstoke.... lOOl sh 5 STA TIONA, with their Distances from London. t way), WOOTON BASSET 823, CHIPPENHAM 934, Corsham greaser portion of which were incurred- .at Ox- Mitchell, or any one else.? 1%5 5/. Brecknock and Abergavenny l5Ol. eh. C 2 • 1 1 )ai l i whilst he was a atudent at the Universty. He Lord Frankfort-Certainly not. . that she saw Mary Ann Morgan attach the signature LONDON,. garrow 111, WATFORD 174, King's Langley 21, 1 93 , , . Bosmoor 244. Berkhampstead 28, TRING 311, - Aylesbury 434, 1 Ke4ynsirazrnl l 9 l l 3 4 4 , , B B A R T I n s T 0 10 1, 6 1 1 1 , 84 T w N e a r i t i t s i e n a l l o 2 B 6 4 4 , , c S i a e l y t e fo d r o d n 1 11 1 0 1 a t i 3,00,1a16th. 10/ Birmingham, 1.16 th share ...MI. & 711. 181 1.01 X) ........ Ditto & Liverpool Junct.l99l. sh .100 p 4 al • ' Wiei at College six years an& left two years ago, being Mr. Wolff-Well, we shall, perhaps, ascertain more of " Louisa Poo , le King" to the document (her hand SPO 31 Bridgewaterand Taunton 1001. ala *llO - LEiataroN 41, Bletchley and Fenny Stratford 464, WoLveit- 1 1304, Banweli 1331, WESTON Surge, MERE 1361, nigh . ncos twentr-six years old. He •edmitted that when about that another time. . : , being guided by Bryers, while writing, on account of 41 01 511 Cheimer ar i d Blackwater • ae. eh 101 TON 524, Boade 60, BuswoßTri 624, Weedon 694, Crick 1 bridge 1454, BR/DoRwATER 1511, TAUNTON 1624: and Welton 754, RUGBY (Midland Counties Junction) 83, les enntracted the debt with the opposing creditors ae Inspector Haines said e that the pawnbroker would her steting that she was unable to write her name . - 500 . 321. C 7 4,:entry 1001.3 h. 305 • ~......... Cr yd0n........... A.verage3ll.2ll.lod. sh . - ... .... lool.sh. 93 Brandon 89, COVENTRY 94, Hampton (Derby Junction) 103, DOWN TRAIN. 3 Departure Arrival at Arrival at a 2,0611; 5/. its. Dudley... from Swindon their oessl about 500/. at Oxford. During his stay at have brought forward more of tlw property upcm from nervous feelings.) They remainecl in St. Thomas 1001. sh . 120 BIRMINGHAM 1124. Daily, except Sundays. Paddington Junction. D•atination. College he was allowed 1001 . 0, year by his father, and which he had advanced money had not his Lordship, street a week after the nuptials ;at the expiration or doe isi. Derby . . : Goods Train to Taunton .... 430 M 10 .0 M 855 E . 0,4K10 4 per cent. atanube and alayne ...., .... 411.135. : le.pd 31 . - 3,575 a ' 4' Ellesmereand Chester Average 13.3..5a. 67 Departure Arrival A:rival .• • laal made about 701. a year by scholarships arid exhi- on examining the articles, admitted having given which • time they went to Bristol ; and on their arrival To Taunton Y31. flat ETOWASII . hitions. , , many of them to the prisoner. , proceeded to Radcliffe-square, and Bryers went to 8,145 8,11. Forth knd Clyde l9O/. sh. 1001. pd. 1:2 London. Rugby. B rrningham Mr. Peckover complained that the insolvent had Mr. Lewis, on behalf of Lord Frankfort. requested. Mr. King's house, as she said, to apprise Mrs. 1 1 . 45 a a s . Grand Junction 1001.5n 118 , . ______- Short Train to Maidenhead 9 0 . 955 M . Wooley's lady's maid that- her mistress was desirous e t esei 25. 1 . Grand Union • I °° l •sh 27 Mixed, to Birmingham ... 60 M 930 M 11 15 M Man„ to Taunton . ...... ... 10 15 • 10 E 410 E . obtained clothes from them in five months to the to he allowed further time for inquiry. • 1,500 ... Grand Surrey . • . • l/101. Third Class, ditto ' ... 7. 0 128 E 330 E Shot.; Train to Maidenhead 11 0 amount 'of 58/. 10s., which he considered very extra- • The prisoner, who, by the advice of Mr.• Wolff, re- of seeing her next day at her husband's ay house 3 . rs They hen went to'his house and the next d Br -e told 3 016 1 : 01511 -41. percent . Ditto (optional) LiTan Grand Western vagant for a person in his situation. He was intro- served her defence was remanded till Thursday next. t • , ~ . , eOO 1 . 3 lee Mil. Illamnrgansaire, Aver. costl7al.l3s.4d. 110 First Class, ditto , . , dit2ed to them by a customer, and had made no Jahn William borrer, agede 25,• described as a him that she and Mrs. Wooley Were - going, to .Ran- . srea .... iaa, Grantham lsol.sh. teas, Mixed, to Rur4by 1 payment. blacking-maker, Wells-street, Oxford-street, was .cliffe-terrace, to prepare tht house for his reception, la 138 fludiereflald -4 4 '4:average:, /1. fis.rel. sii :0 -. 945 1 8 . 230 Short Train to Reading t as it was intended they were to live there. The me :h. allpd 10 4 'NI AM , First . '' Cliss 10a. se 7211 Mixad, to liiriningharp .., 11 0 '2 43 430 Short Train to Slough The Cuter COMMISSIONER asked the insolvent the charged with bigamy. . s i :Tel is - i 3 a': : la%n n n si e n t irtita and•A•77n, Av. :i9/. las. ditto reason be had not taken his degree before the time he Sarah Bridge a pretty-looking girl, stated that prisoaers then gave him a kiss each, and departed 11,6994 1a...105. l a un e emte i f d L i v , ool everf .. 42 . l i . fi e u s i. s .h a . cs4 e7 )s a Dat e Ditto, to Aylesbury ...... 3 0 1 Short Train to Maiiienhead 530 ...... ...... 630 had mentioned. she was married ' to the prisoner three weeks ago in saying they should he back in half an hour. 2• V4 7 51 1 3 i. ` ios. Le Leicester e p .... .. 110/ it 145 Ditto to Binningha m . 5 0 838 10 15 ITo Swindon . 730 10 30 The insolvent said his debts at Oxford prevented Paddington Church. Hearing afterwards that he They then went away, taking with them (with- 1,497 51.11.. 2,409 lal l a e e ic h eater & Nortaanipton Aver . l e t : i 3 t f i ..l B l, 9 1 0 4 al mouthsbare 6 0 MAIL, to Taunton .... 830 m •2 1 . 5 M 10 45 8 55 11 35 2 55 M him. He likewise mentioned the facility of credit af- had another wife living, her father instituted inquiries out his knovaledge two large trunks and a box be- 254 131. Melton Mowbray • • ....1081.A. 117 *MAIL, to York, by Ru : 9 0 12 M •MAIL, Mixed gby ! 830 11 5 15 8 130 m Goods Train to Taunton .... 930 forded to students. and found it true. longing to him, containing various articles, his pro- . soo MOO 15a Mersey and Trivet, 11.10 s. Macclesfield • 1001. sh. 50) 10101. eh. ail pd 15 . The Cuter Costetisstoetea expressed his belief in Thomas Bridge, the father of last witness handed perty, and he had seen neither of the " ladies " until 217 171. Neath • lool.sis. 3a5 . ad . 1: I: . •7 Departure Dew. Arrival To Readini, both statements. He thought the debt with the op- the worthy Magistrate a copy of 'certificate ,of his first the day he met them , iti the City, and gave them into ex() 51. Peak F:nest. 1,418 541. Regent s (or London) Av. .331.165. .5 . 1 UP TRAINS. . from ture from at gg E 455 lO 20 posing creditors had been incurred without reasonable marriage with Sarah Lyge•, dated the sth February, custody. In Bryers s possession was found a gold 'Ave( leabout 7 8d 61.s h h. 5.• , "; verage WV ash. 59 *Mixed, froni Wolverton. Birmingham Rugby. London. 9 3 ° - 11 - ' A S T TII S SB : I I i l lh : AD ADo o o l s Ti r rri a l i t ttta wi ' t : ' ii .ri..o iy . f t n t t : 11 . . 0 ' t d : a a l o i i i T TDn x n T : lea a. tt) iel t , uoo l : SS: IS r,°ll o • no a .uul i ' d .ggi .t e h ti .' ..... e 7 IOE4 30 E means of payment, because the involvements of a , 1838, at St. Martin's Church. • - watch belonging to him. He knew a woman, named 5, 5 6ti 0 s 8 0 1 1 : ' a llo r c o h p d sh al i e re ./9.51.5h. 1.35 . 8 5,5 / .... • ' 6 0 party were known to himself, and his source of income. 1 Ralph Gaffney was witness to the mar•riage with Allen, in Bristol, whom he had every reason to be- 3. 1 m. ij i t ;. i r os cint sa t e t :r i se ,o t a co F ti . , l . . 5 , iizr ........ i2 .. i ..1 I st: h e : ir ti. , Ditto ditto Ditto, from Birmiligham... 7 0 M 8 2351 1 1 2 0 4 30 5 E lieve Was concerned in the conspiracy, and had, he 700 36a.• • Stafford and Worcester. ..... .....1401.5h . 680 :7 0 110 ,0 It was urged on the part of the insolvent that the . . The other certificate was also shown to the Ma ' 1 &Till Lygo. 500 1 5/ Shrewsbury 1451.5 h. 396 Ditto. from Azleshury.... complainant had not made proper inquiries of the in gm- had every reason since to believe, written the letters we in. . 3taurbridge • -. a ... ll5 B n s m s e 111 1,e 35 3ve - 1 ArriTai 1 .s . : .. n . ......... 8 s a s t m 201yent ; and the creditor, on being asked by the trate, who committed the prisoner for trial. addressed to him, purporting to have been written by 3,e47 la Or e Stratford.on.Avott st 5er....791. 98 1 . 00 /al t .: h ie 2 T 5 5 Swansea , . , Mixed, from Birmingham 10 0 11 17 130 3 15 - ghort T . rain froin'Headin;... ' S;a 3 t o f in . . ‘ e i . Junct (on. Paldinifton. Court, said he could not think of insulting a gentle- UNION-HALL.; . Miss Louisa Poole King. He did not know to what 533 121 i 3.762 2/. 12s. Severn and Wye &Railway Av.2oo.Js. sh. 45 Ditto ditto l2 Noon 123 E 6 0 Eliza Bailey, the woman charged with being con- family the woman to whom he WaS married belonged, /eosin.. 32/. Rh. Trent and Mersey, a share lOOl. sh. man by asking such a question. Thames and Medway Av. 191 55 841 sh. 2 Ditto ditto • 115 E 235 630 The - Crirer COMMISSIONER said, there was a good cerned in robbing Mr. Marquis, of Accrington, of. but from what he had since learned, he believed she 1 13 ,00 149 , 1 . 1 • 141, Warwick and piroingham lool.oh 18 Ditto, from Rugby deal in the answer ; and singularly enough it was the 1,990/. at Preston, in Lancashire, was brought up was of low origin-that she had been a servant, but I,ooooe. :m F l i i rs iA i L, C i, la itfr s to s, ix:inu d dg i ib t t ( ty : Third Class, from Binning 220 413 10 0 From Swindon Warwick and ;lapse. 1001 sh 117 . same made to him by his own tailor, whom he had for re-examination on the charge.* ' she could not•write, and that she had a brother, a . 7 9ao 10,. __. ,000 41 - worcesttr & Birmingham Av. 781.81.0). 55 4 0 517 915 From Bristol employed for forty years, and who resided in the Mr. Tamer, inquired whether there was any ad- sailor, who lived in Radcliffe-etreet, Bristol. 5.4100 36.,, Vsalts and Berke Average 671. 11), 8d: sh. 19 Mixed, ditto. 6 0 718 11 15 Short Tr. from Maidenhead 11 15 don 0 ,,, Wyriew and Ediiitivon 1'251. sh 74 same neighbourhood as Mr. Peekover. - ditional evidence against the 'prisoner. On the Mr. Clarkson said, that as the case was not yet ma- .a 6 aaa , Wasireacn ........... ...... ...- ..... ...laal. sh. 50 , 1 5 5 0 Short Tr. froth Maidenhead 1 45 E The COURT deferred judgment until Saturday, in former examination the servant girl at the public tured against the prisoners, he should.request that they 905 ,13 Wey and -ATOM lloi. wn. 20 The Sunday Trains are. marked *. Goods Train from Taunton.. 730 51 540 E ' 12 0 DOCKS. In addition to those marked, there is a 11iied Train leaves Prom Taunton the hope of an arrangement being made, and, it was house near Liverpool, where the 100/. and 'the 10/. might be remanded, in order - to give time to take a sp. c. Commerc al ......... toot.sh. at Itaneneaam en Sundays at 130 E, calling at all the Stations, Ditto , i‘ F i r A om it, lf f a r u o n m to T n 11 15 2405 30 stated that the opposing party wa.s satisfied by an ar- notes were found in the privy, had in her testimony third party into custody, when other facts relating to 2 1 ..6 ,6 0 5 0 1 8r eh i SG S h h soo o uo r r dtN t s T T DT. a r .Ara . a yi i f t n r i r uff i r m r oopmm la T l Ts a ß i la d Aou e uln n t h o e n a . d . rangement with the insolvent's father. • identified the prisoner as being in the company of the this eatraordinary case would be brought to light. 5 per cent Eaat and Wastindia • ........Stock 110 and arriving in London at 730 E. Short Train from Slough a . unton g . N . hs I:1 1 1 0 5 5 m ISsIONBB mentioned ~ London „ ma ... Steele e 2 14 -_ --- '6 B 3 0 0 E 240 7 5 1,a38.310ia 304" Ditto Bonals a • ' ' ''' • 1004 In this case the CHIEF Comm man who called at her master's hbuse on the day sub- llis intention was to prefer a charge of forgery at Corn -2,200 3/. fis. sd. Bristol ' BIRMINGHAM AND. DERBY. ... ...... ... .9 0 that he had received a letter from the insolvent's fa- sequently to the robbery. There wa3 no doubt mon law against Mary Ann Morgan, and one of felony " Average 14^1. 9s. sh . 75 i ois 7 45 10 25 aa,324/. 51. per cent. Ditto Notes. various amounts ther. He condemned the practice of sending letters the notes were dropped in the place where they were against the other prisoner. 359,75 a 5 per cent. St. Katharine Stock 1024 DOWN. II UP. 235 M 525 51 to pereons who were judicially to hear cases. found by the parties as they , were both known to have The prisoners were then remanded, Morgan saying ee s aro° 44 per cent. Ditto Bonds en teredehe•place after one anothet. The notea were that - she was - led into it, by her fellow-prisoner. 200.000 4 percent. Ditto Bonds for 10 years . ...... -,••• I° o Dem-tire Arrival I WI. sh. t2Ol. pd •10 TR A INS.• from /hr. at . TRAIN.S. D e f p r alu re A ,, t r r ß i v i r a . 1 . .......• "...a. Deptford l'ier ':.. . 8 45.51 PO LICE INTELLIGENCE. . also satisfactorily proved to he the property of Mr. • - e... - BRIDGES. 501. sh. 21% mingham. Deity. I Derby. mingham. MAIL from Taur ton From Swindon -44 41 111 i A x r e r 4 . ........11 7 2 3 0 9 M. 215 M . I:limed .. 820M10 9 0 M sh ' ' 7 0 10 5 (SATURDAYa) • Marquis, and formed part of the-large sum of money 1,600 la Hammersmitl• 8 - 5 - 0 I - IT - it:l - 1 - 1 4 - 5 - -- •••••• 645 10 30M 110 E MANSION-lIOUSE. . of which he had been robbed. EX PE RIMEN TS AT WOOL W ICH „ : 7,231 . S. uthwark, Old Av. 631. 2s. Bd. sh . 1 45 E .. ort 7'rain from Slough... 5 0 E Bannister and Campbell, who were placed before Inspector Haines said that the man suspected of Wool WICH SEPT. 30.-At half past one o CIOCK 1.7a0 IL 152. Ditto, New, of 7 . 4 per cent., ...... 501.5 h. 19 Waterloo lOO l. ah• 3 Ist &2d , 10 30 12 1 25 E 3 15 5 E ' 1 s p s i z t 2 t d o..... 4 1 30 30 E . 6 3 20 0 0- From Taunton . MAIL, from Taunton' ........... 11 15 235 51 5 25M Short Tr. from Maidenhead 7 . 30 the Lord Mayor on Saturday se'nnight, on a charge having been concerned in the robber Ith h tt y, a oug pre y to-day ilajorlGeneral Drummond, C. 8., Director- e' x 'a ..... -•• 5,000 aas. Od. Ditto, Old A tamale); of 8/ 601. pa 18% C eneral of Artillery ; Colonel Cockburn, Colonel 5,000 19s. 3d. • Ditto, New- Ditto of 71. 4Ol. pd 14% Class 994 Trains 4 0 554 ,i'MAIR „II 0 12 45111 Ditto from Reading 9 0 of having in their possession 100 imitation Bank of well known, was still at large. . Efforts had been made' 10,0001. 51. per cent. Ditto Bonds England notes for 500/. each, upon which occasion for his apprehension. Icterson, Colenel Lacy; ColOnel Turner, C. 8., Lieu -5,848 271 Vauxhall .......„Average 70/. 10s. 3d. sh. 28% Mixed ..... 615 815 ; I tenant-Colonel - Dundas, C. 8., LieutenanteColonel • • ASSURANCE •COMPANIES. The Trains markal'' run on Sundays, in addition to which . woK S IN T G AT 23 I , ON F .S ar , The Short Trains stop at all the intervening Stations.. they were remanded, were brought up again to un- In reply to a question by Mr. TRAILL the inspec- Chalmer Lieutenant-Colonel Macbeare Major Har- 2,000 3/10s Albion 5OOl. sh. 501. pd 69 Trains leave Birmingham and Derby at 539 E, and arrive at dery a further examination. - Mr. Clarkson, with tor said that none of the stolen notes had ' been traced, -• cr h h eir 3 D li ista N n v ees f h ro li m id N 3B ine E B lms. SO UT H WESTERN. 5 , ). ,„ 0 raper cent./ Allianceßritish &Foreignloo/.sh. 11/. pd 144, either place at 715 E. Mr. FreShfield, appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. the only portion of the large sum as yet recovered ' dinge 1i. " .H., .Major Sandilands ALejor Hope,. Major " e and 15s. Anderson,. and a great-nuMb ' er of officers of the 51.000 0 per cent. Ditto, Marine 100/. sh. 5/. pd 5% - - • -^,------- n w b o i : b ou t Chambers attended on the . part of Bannister. being the 100/. and the 10/. notes found in the public • . etaxio 11. per sh. Atlas a 501 sh 5/. pd 14% MIDLAND COUNTIES. Nitric Elms, Wands Worth 3, Wimbledon 6, KiNosroN 10, Campbell advocated his own cau3e. - house as above described. Royal Artillery, assembled in the marshes to witness 1,200 as h. 5/, Birmingham laire.. ll5Ol. sh. 551. pd 107% experiments with percussion' shells, the invention of 23,000 4/. per cent. British Fire 250/.03. 501. pd 41 STATIONS, with their Distances from Rugby . Esher and Hampton Court 13, Walton 154, Weybridge 174, The• principal evidence adduced. on the present Mr. Tamar, said that ris the offence was committed Mr Howaid and concussion shells, the invention of Mem 61. per cent. British Commercial 501.0. 5/. pd 6 RUGBY, ULLEsniamt re 74, Broughton-Astley 11, Wig. renee 46 A d R ' ' Inc e , , ASlNG occasion was that of the engravers who had exe- out of his jurisdiction, and as all the witnesses lived • • ' - 5,00 a 5/. per cent. Clerical & Medical Life, lOW. 5h.21105 pd 64 ston 16a. LEICESTER 20, SINT 244 S'l b 27' B 3 , n ?ver oad 56, \VD/CHESTER 64, Eishopstoke Captain Norton, all fired at a range of 400 yards. 1,000 2/ Os County lOO/ sh. 10/. pd 10 oN •,s 1 e y a , arrow 0, (Gosport Junctioo) 72, SOUTHAMPTON 77, Bottley 77, Fare ctite,l .the plate, Messrs. Hartwig and Collins, of at and near Preston, he should therefore send the pri ' • " Me Howard had sii• 32-pounder shells, and Cap- ' 20 . 000 6e. Eagle. , . 5Ol. sh. 51. pd 4% Louoinsmionan 324, Kegworth (Nottingham Junction) 374, k A 4 cs -am --, ....oseoaT 87. . St. Mary Axe. soner to Liverpool ; and she was accordingly sent oft • • - tam Norton ten 32-pounder and ten 8-inch shells. eee 0 per cent.] "a / and 30/ bs. Economic Life 10001 sh. 250/. pd 406 Savvley 424, Borrowash 454, DERBY 494. . Mr. Collins deposed that Campbell called at their in the custody of Winch, an officer of this Court. 201. sh. all pd 22 UP. DOWN TRAINS. Departure Arrival at . Arrival • The first percussion ehell fired from the gun appro- 3,271 222. percent. European Li . • DOWN. II Irom Southamp. at °ince in the beginning of September, ana asked - • THAMES-POLICE. priated •to Mr. Howard burst at the mouth of the I. s tiaxassiot. s 1. 2 1er c t 1 ( ) J i l t o t l o ) e New 201. a h 21. pd 17i, Stock la 2 - Nine Elms. ton. Gosport. 1 woether they could engrave an exaet irnitation - of a Caron C kaul f I ed • 9 ll • - • ne ope , a ema eag I,caed in the piece scattering the fra ments in a spreading direc- 10,000 5 1 ' Guar4ian - 3 % 1. RA I NS. from at ,TR A INS. from Departure Arrival - at Mixed Train Benk of Enaland note. He WaS told that they could, l • h "B 1 - - ' - g .10,000 4s. Oa, Hope Rugby. Derby ,I Derby. Rugby. Ditto .. , ........ a 9 0 12 : - .0 E - 1 0 E e po ice-s eet anchard Copland, of St. Andrew's- • •ion towards the bulk-head or target but proving tha 2 400 5/. 12s. Ad. Imperial Fire 5OO/. sh. 50/. pd 142 anal some conversation took place as to the price, les i e h ' ' ' • - - Fast Train , ll 0 2/I a 2 ) terrace, ater 00-road, was rought before Mr it had failed in its object. One of Captain Norton's 7,500 10s. ed. Imperial L i l a Wh:el.l WaS tO he 355. for the plate, and 7s. per 1,000 Ballantin h • ' * e c arged with making an attempt to commit 32-pounders and one.of e the 8-inch .shells _ both • ssrueli _.. lam a• is 451 5/. Dermot. Indemnity Marine lOO/.sh. 8/. pd 1344 1 102 Keat Fire • 50/.sh. all pil 91 2d ...... 945 12 10 E 2d - ••.' ix , d Train 1 a E 4 20 5 0 Fast Train for the.notes. Several interviews took - place relative 3d lf d • • • se - estruction in the river. 'the bulk-head,• and exploded with tremendous effect, 3/. Ditto Life 5O/ pd 1 9 50 E 315 3d to the engraving, and Campbell brought 'them a Hen I t Th 1 . • ry ,u on, a ames-po ice inspector, stated, shattering the timber in all directions. ie,ooo 2.5 a Law Life lOO/. sh. 10/. pd 31 5.00tt . Ids. London Fire 251. sh. 12/. 10s. pcl 17 5 4th la 31 M 1 th 845 10 50 :! sth ...... 730 .10 0 GaAs Train Ralle. note for 10/., and said the plate was to 10s. London, Ship .........`2sl.sh. 12/. 10s. pd 17 that at a late hour on Friday night he was on dut 21 - 1 round.--• Mr. Howard's shell burst at the mouth 3 , 900 y loor. sh. 6th Mail 12 20 51 2 4911 ' 6th Mail 10 40 12 50 31 SUNDAYS. . be an . exact copy of that, only to be for .500/. • . non nom ... ... Minerva IMO Mixed Train ' 10 0 M 145 E 210 E in a police galley and heard the screams of a female of the gun ; Captain Norton's 8-inch shell did not re :21,,00 51. per &Ist National Loan 'Puna... 201. sh 2/. IN. pd 2% DN SUNDAYS. Ditto "Witnees asked him. whether they were not all - ' • • 51. per cent. Palladium Life 501. sh. 2/. l id Ist near Blackfriars-bridge, and on rowing to the spot burst, but the 32-pounder burst with excellent effect. 30,a00. 3 30 n 57 12 32 al running . a ' , Teat risk, and Cam „ pbell replied that it 50 000 51. per cent. Protector la ft was informed that a woman had • ust thrown herself 3d • d. NI H ' roun -1 le . 0 , ... h ward s shell burst at the mouth 'OOl 4 P tla srenters ....11/1/. sh. 5/. ial 5% " 2 a t per cent. rotestan 1 telly wanted a. little secresy.-Witness and Mr. from the brid • t th • • htld hi d 32 pounder. 1 . 500 ge in o e riser. e o s men to of the gun ; Captain Norton s 8-inc an 41 , cm 1/. Provelent Lire 2/. pd 4 4th liart wig took the proof to Mr. Bannister's and showed 49 Od It kL f ' ec 1 e pull' away as hard as the were able and soon came b he moment of '• ' • ' • y , . oth struck the bulk head and burst at t 449,220/ 5/. per cent. Royal Exchange Stock 170 The times of arriving at and departing from Nottingham and ' I it to both prisoners. Mr. Bannister held it up to the • • h • t Lite 100/. sh. 5/. pd 11 De:arture Departure Arrival 6 9 ,00 5 per cent. Univers' y Derby are nearly the same. lialit d •1 't I • h h k s ., .an salt i was use ess wit out t e water-mar , wit the nsoner up p , whose clothes supported her on passing through the front part. 10,000 4 per cent. United Kingdom 1 e L' f 100/. sh. 51. pd UP TRAINS. ftorn fruit) South. at _ the surface of the water and who was flo • , ating 4th around.-Mr. Howaad's shell burst at the mouth JOINT STOCK BANKS. Gosport. ampt n. Nine Eims. . which must be an exact imitation of a •bank-note. down with the tide. He ot her into his boa -' • ' • ' shells both had good 15,000 g t, of the gun , Captain Norton e Agrie. and Coin. of 1 reland2s/. sh. DN. pd - NORTH MIDLAND. -- They told lam the water-mark must he staMped on n • • • • 40/. sh. 40/ d 53 al tit 15,000 8 per cent. Australasie • N (IN CONJUNCTION .WITH THE MIDLAND COUN- Mixed Train and nding her in a state of insensibility, he con • s eyed effect. io 006 10 percent. Bank of Birmingham SC/. sh. 10/. pd 13% TIES, BIRMINGHAM AND DERBY, MANCHES- Goods Frain afterwards as the ~ y could not get it witheut applying h oe w ith an possible expedition to the Th * ' ' ames- sth round -Mr Howard s shell burst at the mouth teace le er nt B'rmingham Bank . 50/. sh. 10/. pd 13 to the Bank. Ile i ,sad he did not want any trouble, lice ship Investigator off S r tt S d • • li effe tive. _ , u . rey-s ree , tran ,of the gun ; Cept. Norton's shells bot ve c fy l is',ooo a P er c c e ent • • L i ondon & Westminster 1001 sh. 201. pd 224 TER AND SHEFFIELD, MANCHESTER AND Mixed Train 8 3.r 90 • 12 30 10 30 11 0 • - 2 0 ' • and nothing but the genuine mark would do for him. P h h- ' - c h 11 6" P 5/. London Joint Stock 1 504 sh. 10/. pd 13 LEEDS, HULL AND SELBY, AND THE GREAT I l its t e . S rlin w ere s e was attended b a medical entleman and y g , 6th roundes-Mr. ;Howard's sixth an est s e .1,0430 4 per cent. Lancaster Witness promised to get one hundred done for him, 100/- sh 1' Ixl 19 , Fast Train . 2 3r: 73 a 6 0 by means of stimulants and other means, soon' re- struck the bulk head and. burst at the moment of 25,000 10 per cent LaYerpool ...................... i . ..4 . i Mixed Train 5 :10 6 0 9 15 . end when he took ,them home Bannister said they were 50,000 7ipercent Manchester and Liver- 50/.2h. 151 pd 194 DOWN TRAINS. Goods Tra•n 20 M j covered.. She had been in a ver 1 tat 11 •ht • • Ca • N t ' shells both excellent. yow s e a nig . striking ; • ptain or on s . . pool Distonnt a ' I suetkiAYS. ' no use, as they had not the water-mark, and re- . H 11 • eco ected from the prisoner that she had been th round.-Captain Norton s 8-inch shell and two 20.00 0 7 per eira t. Maachester loof sh. 10/. pd 4% Departure zrom \ 1 f !rata MOO' h "5/ 11 1•11 • a .1)4 414 fused. to pay for them, and demanded. the sovereign • ' 7 to 000 8 per eent. Provincial Bank o Mixed Train seduced, and wits abandoned by her lover, and was 32 aounders were fired, and none of them exploded. 10 : 000 . 6 aer emit National Bank of Ireland 50/.sh . 174/ pd isaa , back which he had paid 'to winless as ' a deposit. t 3 per cent National Prow...dal Eng.lool. sh. 35/. pd :154 Derb Sheffield. .Sheffiela. Leada. an !bailing. - Ditto .. _ . . '4 10 - • necessitated to lead the life of a prostitute to obtain • Bth roundl-Captain Norton's 32-pounder shell, two io,ooo lot. sh. 10! pd ma cre,te.r. York. • Short Trail;slel4 Wn •- ' • E a 8 E 845 . ton. king daily at 7%M, 111, 54, and '74 E. Sun. . Witnes's and Mr. Hart*ig then left the notes and the • - .Dittd - New the means of subsistence and becoming disausted of which were fired, both burst with great effect, but i!•,', 1 ( 1 ): -1 ,0 8 - Glauceiteashlre 50/. . a. 101. pd sa 3 1 141 ... . ~.. .. , 5 OE 6 1951 8. 3011 6 40M 9 2051 days at 94 IV, 6., , and 8 1 4 E. plate lyinea on the table. Witness in answer to a • • ' ' • • 50/ sh 5/ pd •.% 7 4 . 5 A 1 '1... lO 15 11 45 '1 t 0 145 - - • • with that state of existence, had determined to corn- the 8-inch ahell did not. burst. • • sew leper cent. Hampshire ~s • . • - " question fcom Mr. Clarkson, said, that the moment • • • GAS LIGHT ANI).t.:I3KE.CoI_r!%:!IIEs. ala 845 I 0 POM '.• '' - . ' LONDON AND BRIG H TON. mit suicide and terminate het 'life and ' her naiseries 9th ronnl-Captein Norton's 8-inch shell was fired, . • their suspicions were raised, they communicated with ' • • • • a eoe Ifis Od Bath ......... as. .......... a aal . ...a : Ull. pd •.:2 930 10 45 • 'll 45 ! 1 15E 50E2 0 E 5 15E STATIONS, with their Distances from London - Brid e. together: •He vvas afterwards informed by.the peeple. but did not barst. , , . ewe ..... .... British...w t .,* 401 h 161. pd 194 .12 45E 2 .0E 2. 45E! 4 0 635 445 7 0 g the Bank of England and - Mr. Bush. LONDON, New .Cross 3, CROYDON 10%, Godatone Road 13a; about the bridge that she had throivn herself from the 10th round.-Captain Notton's 8-inch shell ; firod t. sh 000 In e l i c s eT ti Ditto Pratincial . 00 . 11/1. pet Zl4 . ..3 45 430 580 7. 0 . 845 . 745 Stoat's Nest 144, Merstham 194, RFD Had. 214, Harley 2.5 i Mr ' . Chambers, on behalf of Bannister prayed for middle arch,' and if th ' ' 1 • e police ga ley had not been and.burst, wiih an awfully grand effect, tearing the J. 28 sr Bli Bi r mingham 50/. sh. 101 4 0 530. 6 30 815 10 0 ' THREE liainciss 294, Balcombe 334, HAYWARD'S HEATH a remand, as did also Campbell, - but the fiord Mayor .>et. sh. arl 6 0 730 815 945 near th ' e epot, she must have per:shed. • wood of the bulk-head to small fragments. . .. 1 , 25 0 2 1 0 s 8ri5t01....... , 371, Hassock's Gate 434, IlitioirroN aoa. 201. sh. 14 . ~. a said there was sufficient evidence to - satisfy him, and 2 150 31 101 Brighton The risoner o b • alled fo h d f n eing c . upon r __er een , . ce . The firing to-day was decidedly the best ever wit- '750 ••31 lOs . MHO, .New .20 1"h• 181 - tal 9 - 3 19E •." 11 5 . OEI 6 19E- • Leave A rr•ve 41 • Leave !Arrive in. 6 40E 9 20E DOWN. 'London. Bright n UP, - Brighton.' London. ' he shonld commit them both to take their trial at the held d P ' • own her head, arid said she had nothing tie say. nessed on any occasion in the Marshes as' ont of 201 4471 ..44 per cent Brlghton fleileral ‘ . rh. allpd 1N 7.. OM & 4511 9 45M'1l I 15M 1 OE P) Noon, ---....a 1 _ • Central Criminal - Court. -, inental Consolidate ......751. OH. al 110 1,000 71. ids. Coot , • I , • • BOW-STREET. • • Mr. BALLAINTINE said the offence of which the pri- twenty-six shells fired, twent dh b P y-one entere t e u - IWO 101 City ot Loridon., ..........100/. sh. all pd 195 100/. sh. 75/. ad ino 3OE 4 30E .5 30E1 7 15E 930 BOE I a * nixed ... .. 745 al 10 .5 M -, From Croy. .. . MAIL. First • idm 4 . soner had been esuilty was - a most serious one ani t I d ith'n a' distance of less than twelve feet of each 1,000 . Oil Oat°, NeW. gns lea , I,v i • The Down Trains arrive at Hull in about t act hours class__ ,9 45 11 45 !I% ' ' I .01 A person, who gave the name of Baron Kaim, and 50/.pd 9n 1~.i 1.000 3/. 0,. . Et t uitable.,,,, all laws, h 1" nd di • um . an a vine, and he would not part Other ; the • other flve burst at the mouth•of•the gun; 561. sh. 6114 later than their arrival at York. . ToCroydon 10 is • ..aest clear 9at Ii o who has alread v• been remanded several times from this • 10 000 .31. per cent. traperial a aa. e ''• • with her until she found bail to appear at the next and consequently could not reach the bulk-head so as 'BOO 5/. per ceet. Isle nf Thallet . 25/. sh. 20/. pd 19 ----. • -_. _ . . a - Ditto Court on the charge of stealing a pearl breast pin, and cwat I ri aapendent 10/. ati. all ra 66 • UP TRAINS. Surrey Quarter' Sessions, and to keep the peace and t h h osow ow correct the aim might have beep taken. r ° al * P er • ph o enix . 501. sh. 39/.0 ma, - • Mixed 2 0 530 larstClass... 33 . 5 9 other property, from- the furnished laid,ginge of Mrs. 000 51. per wit. First Class 4 0 030 Mixed . .... 6 0 830 be of good behaviour in the meari time. The prisoner Li t t C eu enan - olonel Chalrner superintended the details 1000 41. per cent. Itatcliff , • la.o/. sir . Bn/. pd fat Departure from Arrival at Mixed 6 0 630 I Ditto Johnson, Palaceeyard, was charged with stealing a - Sauth M aropelitan 50/. sh. 14/. pd 18 was committed in default of bail. of the firing, and Major. Hardinge took the aim of th 4 * ()°° United General 50/. sh . 47/. ird 29 ras ---- 7 I ToCroydoti 9:0 9 0 12 :30 II !Goods 9 0 .2 3,1 al brooch, value 51., from Mr. Oliver. e 9,000 5/. per coat. . _. fling. Man. I ...............a.......,..............., 50/. th. 50 '-' York. Lees's. Sheffield. Sheffield. Derby. SUNDAYS. After a short investigation, Mr. Twyroan said he 68-poUnder gun from which the 8-inch shells were 240 5!. per cent. Warwil. . 40fi 51. per cent Wake 6 e d . ..... . ....... . ...... .........25/.sh. 22 ton. die -le From SUNDAYS • -. would dismiss the case, and send the prisoner for trial EXTRAORDINAR Y CONSPIRACY. fired. Fortunately the river was elearer of shipping ee,se 3/, Westminster Char; :1 .ere . .. . 10 i 5 I 115 E Mixed Ditto New 5l/.2h. le/. pd 114 Ditto on the previous charge. At Union-hall on Frida I T . 1 ' y, are rai was occupied - • then it has been for a long period, and the experi- 6 . 11 0 425. - 780 apes amt. Yarmouth 9Ol, sh. 181. pd 6 1531 8 4.5111 7 031 930 10 45 11 45 12 45E ToCro ....... 10 0 ' !Ditto 7 0 9 •:0 • MAR YLE BONE. for several hours in the investigation of an extraor- ments were carried on with only a few minutes' occa • w ATEIt woyme,, 915 12 Nonnllo 0 I OE 2OE , 2 45F. 415 SHORE HA Id BRANCH.-Mixed Trains leave Brighton for Shore. On Friday a smartly-dressed young woman, dinary case of conspiracy, which was preferred by sional interruption. 1,800 ss e Birmingham East London 25:. sh. 25/. NI al - • 100/. sh. lao ia 15E , 3 OE i 1 IQE 4 0 530 630 815 liam (tans at 7 3 aril 9 31M. and at 12 15, 2is, 4 41, and 7OE named 'Alice Lowe, apparently about 21 years of age, Mr. John 'Wooley, a timber-merchant, of Bristol, On examining the bulk-head at the conclusion of " 33 illf • G d Junta' 5,500 aa 15a , ran , ion Average 41/ 13s. 4d. oh. 62 330 161914 45 , 7 9 . 812 ,8 45 10 9 On Sundays at 9 OM, and at 2 • - - a 45F ha 3 40. 5 la. and • . • • From Shoreham for ttrighton at 830 and 10 00M, and at 1 0, 23 a wee placed at the bar before .Mr. T,ong, on the charge against two young women, named Ann Bryers and the experiments, it presented an extraordinary spec- too .21., Kent . i. - Lirerpool Bootle lOO/. sh. 524 suNnAYS. 5:3(1, and 7 30E. Suadays at 10 OM, and '45 1 11, *i 0. alld a OE. of having stolen a pair of brilliant ear-rings and Mary Ann Morgan, with the latter of whom he had tacle-eolid wood of fifteen 'inches square, and about • 372 I L NestitivesLond 1,500 2 On Brid e Wate ?2 r2n i n. h ... 3 4 8 - 7 3051 845N1 9 45M 11 4551 The Mixed Trains stop at all the Stations, the First Class Trains 5 OE 6 30E 7 15E 9 15E only at First Class Stations. other articles, the property of Lord Frankfort, who been recently inveigled into a marriage under the fourteen feet in length, crossed by . other pieces, all of 6,496 21105 Man chligland Salford 1001. sh. 54 mut s h ye 3 30E 6 19E I 7 9 812 9 0 10 9 ~,,,=....=........, , , reeides at No. 17, Southwick-crescent, Hyde Park. almost unheard-of circumstances detailed in our a r ppe the hardest timber, being rent into fragments not 1,000 5 per cent. _n_ RAH 41/. L u e t st MicAlt tl ea Ave e 031 .. • rag .112 s. 9d. sh. UN *„"'• Trains leave Hull for Derby daily at 64 and 1151, and LONDON AND DOVER. , . Mr. Lewis, a solicitor, appeared for his Lordship,' on Friday. • larger than a walking eane. 4360 lilts York Building Co. Lessee Prop. 1001. sh. 36 at 24 and SE. On Sundays at 5E only. OPEN TO HEADCORN STATION... . . • 1110/4. RAII.WAYS. es- - And Mr. Wolff, from the office of Mr. Flower, for the Mr. Clarkson attended on the part of the corn- . . 2/ 0 , BirminghaM and Derby ...- ....... 100/ pd 37 DOWN TRAINS. UP TRAINS. prisoner. The Meteor steam 'vessel, Lieutenant-Commander 6 . 3(4 • • plainant, and having stated the charge against the ~, • • 9"0 • . ........- Birmingham and Gloricester.....lo3/. pd 40 MANCHESTER & BIRMINGHAM. Departure from Arrival at Head-1' Depart ure trona Arrival In Mr. Lewis briefly opened the case, by statina that accused parties, which he characterised as one of the George Butler, Was paid wages in advance on Mon- 15,0100 . 4 per cent. Bristol and Exeter .........100/.•sh. 70 pd 46 • London. corn Station. Headcorn. London. , Arrives at Leaves Arrives Arrives ' -------- --••••••-• e• ---- : . the prisoner, after residing for a short period ' with most strange description, then called • • day, Sept. 26, : and sailed this morning for Sheerness 7.500 ..... ee Cheitenhanrap.w , 00 , .„„,„ Clarence ... estern ...100/.sh. 801. 23 Leaves r " va , 1001. sh. 100/ pd 20 kirming. ----- Man. Crewe. Man. at at Bir. 7 31 M --. a-......... 10 1 5 al j 75 hi 940 M his Lordship, had absconded from the house, taking Mr. John Wooley, who stated that he was a timber- to tow the Duchess of Northumberland convict ship t ow ....... Dublin and Drogheda 100/. sh. 5/. pd ham. chester. chaster. Crewe. mingham 930 11 15 , 840 11 15 . Eastern Counties lO 30 0 t N rtl - 251 - °h. 231 . Pd g % 1 5 E I 10 55 1 10 E I with her property in jewellery to the amount of from merchant, and lived at No. 5, Cumberland-terrace, through the Downs, after . which she will return to saa" ......... 1000 , 21 . per can t rea o i . of England lOW. sla IVO/. pd 55 1 4511 4 051 5 0.51 4 051 5 15M BOM 130 E 4 0 225 E 455 I 6007. to afto/. Bristol"; that one of the prisoners (Ann Brversa - wa.s Sheerness, where it is expected she will be. stationed. 10,918 12 per cent. .Grand Junction at Western ' 100/. sh. all pd lsai 1001. sh. 65/. pd B'2 6 15 6 15 8 50 4 25 6 10 • 6 40 8 45 • Lord Frankfort deposed as follows :-The prisoner the sister of his wife, who died in the year 1838, and The Salamander steam-vessel, Commander A. S. e,,e,oes • 4 p e r cent Gr.,,e.,__ sew 25,000 3 per cent. • L'ILLO ' 50!. sh. aO/. pd 594 ""• 9 0 10 30 730 9 0 . SUNDAYS. MYNDAYS. • Was Staying at my house for about two months, and that since her decease, Ann Bryers had resided with Hamond, dropped down 'the river on Monday afternoon 2.000 8 per cent. Illii111:pool • l6Ol. sh. 1001. pd 145% 11 30 145E30E845 10 0 12 45 E 115 al 10 50 NI 735M11a 10 al . nd Selby 5Ol. sh. 50/. pd 374 245E5 0 6 15 11 15 12 30 E 3 15 iao .E. I 4 5 E 1250 E , 325 E . she left without my having any intimation of her in- him for the greater prtion of the time up to the to have her compasses adjusted at Greenhithe,. and on - B°A* • I s Pe :" c.s c is nt t, Leeds end Selby MO sh es 615 445 E 6 15 930 7 0 935 7 0 • 935 tention to do so. On the same night that she ab- transaction which he was about to detail. In the the following day (Tuesday) sailed 'for Plymouth to X' im a to " aar cen t Liverpool& Manchester 10U.sh. 100/. pa 188% • , 111 - /"." - • Ditto Half Sh 50/. pd 91 430 730 9 0 745 845 11 30 - • • scon•led I found that she had taken with her a Id go month of June last B 1 * • tat' t ~ levers mac e a represen ion o . embark the Right Hon. Henry Ellis, for a-passage to 7,908 10 per cent. _ . ~ ares 11 495 10 aer cent. . Ditto Qiiarter Shares 25/. pd 45 SUNDAYS. SUNDAYS. NO RT HERN AND EASTERN, snuff-box and various other t • 1 f • ar ic es o jewellery, upon him relative to a Miss Lcistisa Poole King, of Radcliffe- Itio de Janeiro. ' After completing her passage she 3 4 00 . LOnclon andßrighton .50/ sh 50/ pd 3,514 1 4551 4•0 al 5 15111 4 0111 a:5 11 Landon and Blackwell 25/ sh 25/. pd 64 730 930 10 45 830 110 0 80 M OPEN TO BISHOP'S STORTFORD. . STATIONS, with their Distances from Shoreditch. wllie.h I set great value. parade, Bristol ; she told him, • that that young lady will proceed round Cap Hann, to act under the orders ' 4 • 6°° ,, .., er e r e. London and Greenwich .20/ • sit . . VOI. pd 5 11 3 1 145 115 E E 3 0 E 11 15 12 30 E 315 Lea Bridges%. Tottenham 7%, Edmonton .44, Ponder's End 11%. Mr. LONG-When did you see the proeerty sa e • f Ind taken a great fancy to him, and that she knew of Rear-Admiral Thomas, commanding on that Station. !sr' - °-• --e h ,000 fla per s • London & Birmingh ' , IOW . sh 90/ pd Ital 4 Ditto Quart Sh an' or * h * 2sl * d 47% 245 E 5 0 630 745 E 8 45 11 30 Waltham Ws., Broxbourne 12, Roydon 22, Harlow 264, Sa w a r id ae a worth 284, Stortford 3al e . last a• Lord Frankfort-- kbout a month hefore she him by her passing his house frequently ; that 3he The Trafalgar, 120 guns,. tecently built at Wool- 25 , 0 0 d 2 L 7 ' 63 ' al 0 5 0 31. as. 4d. Dit-o• New gare5 a . r .f.................. 32L 1:d 31 - left the v. - wich, ha.s been ordered to be completed, and wed as a '. aneo 3 par sh. London arid S.Western Av. 43/, 15s. Od. 58 DOWN TRAINS. I UP TRAINS. . • . .hole of the property was placed in the expressed a strong inclination to become acquainted MANCHESTER AND LEE i)S. - 1 detwe i . rs n which she kept her own clothe ,. with him, and that her hopes of happiness were demoostration ship at Faheerness. 33.000 ee .„„ London and Croydon/ Ditto New Scrip.," • ' Av 13/ 158.9 d. 19 10 STATIONS with their Distances from Ma heste Departure Dep rture Arrival Departure, I eparturel Arrival Mr. I ewi , s-Did your Lordship miss a lir f h . 1- p, o ri fixed upon him. Biyers then asked him if he had . APPOINTMENTS.-Comnninder G. W. Smith and 13,000 Si.l3s per slajahtachester and Leeds...loo/. sh. 701. pd 72% Ma Nen ESTER, Ditto Half Shares • 50/. 3 0 1. lail 31 Rochdale 11, Littleborough 14, Tod Oldham Junction 5, Mills Ili ne r from 'from Brox. at from Tromßrox.! at • 116, Blue as 9, Shoreditcha bourne. Stortford Stortford.l bourne. ' Shoreditch. haat ear-rings and a diamond • Mr. William Shore, firstsaless engineer, both late of 13, 000 . pin, as well as other any objection tn cultivate the acquaintance of such.an Manchester and Birmingham 7 01.0.40/. 22 morden 20, Eastwood 21. , - ---- ---- --- , vrtlnahles? Lord Frankfort-1 did. amiable and aecompliehed young lady as Miss King the Tartarus steam-vessel, areappointed to the William 10,000 4 L • Hebden Bridge 24, Luddend-n Foot 26, S , Ditto Extension 7l. pc! owerby Bridge 2-4 80M' 8 48 M 925 AI 530 al 5a6 M 640 31 ;fr Tolff-When • and Mary yacht at Woolwich: • 10.000 2/, los. Midland . Counties -.004 sh. 10 /pd 4 e , Cooper Bridge 36, 930 10 15 la 45 0 9 0 a 45 Dewsbury 41 II .10 12 20 E 11 50 E 820 852 940 ~ 1 . did your Lordship become ac- and as he was aware of the respectability of her 9t. Os. North Midland 100/. sh. 100/ pd 57 Horbur 44, Wakefield 48 Nor 15,000 Y • manton 51, Limns 60 ISO E 221 2 5 , 1 P2O 9 :.0 in 111 queintab- eavith the prisoners' Lord F kf rt--0 f ' l ' ran - o n am! e, he intimated a desire to acquiesce in her . - - l e ,e, Ditto New 404 pd 28% _____ ~ pd 654 33) 4li 450 .11 :30 12 2 E 12 48 E tae . 26th of May last. tales. Northern and Eastern.... 50/.0. 45 a. . an Departure tram Arrival at 'Departure from A rri 4 :-0 5a5 550 •230 E :3 ii 344 wishes. Soon after this conversation occurred, Bryers Viscount Melbourne has given . three acres of land M." Manchester. ler d . 530 620 431 5 0 548 eft-. 'Wolff-bid she stay with you? T. rd F 1 hh • • ' o rank_ rroug tim a note, purporting to be written by Miss as a site for the intended new church to be erected at ....tiou .e b ooo 4 per cent. South Eastern and Dover 5O/ pd 3% 1 - a Leeds. Manchester. h 265 ------------ ___--- ----- 8 4 9 53 925 630 7 5 8 n fort-Yes. 1,000 101. per cent. Stockton and Darlington ..... WM , • King, in which the writer ex ressed a desire to have a Bulwell, Nottinghamshire. It is calculated th. t th a e e,ooe .... ..... Thanes Haven 501. sh 5/, pd 7 051 10 10 M'. 540 51 ---- On Sundays Trains leave Shore. On Sunda s Trains leave Stort. 830 M ditch for Stottford at 8 and 9 .310111, ford for Sh y o eraitcti at 530 and . Mr. Wolff-When did she leave you ? Lord personal interview with h • P• d • I b . 1d • o• hllff d 700 f • • • rec in in s a a or ree sittings. 6,000 101. per cent. York and North Midland 50 • sh. 5 . 01 pd 90 9 0 11 47 * , im, in or er to divulge the sae ce 9 30 and at 23 a 3 30, and BE. 19 30M, and at r l no, 4 20, and 8 PE. Frankfort-On the 28th of July. MINES. 10 0 1 15 E 7 40 10 50 • This Train leaves Broxbourn e half an hour earlier on Mondays secrets of her heart tse him, and adding that she trusted HOP INTELLIGENCE.-WORCESTER, SEPT. 30.- Mr. IVolti-Whilst at your house, my Lord, and he would accede to her • • The supply of new ho t k t S d 1 5A° proposition. Bryers who was ps a mar e, on atur ay ast, • 4.000 IL Ss. Alten l5/. sh 12/ •it apd 14 1 211 r i d 2 4 35 i j o 16 under your protection, did you not give her jewellery the bearer of this note, urged him to 't ' t' f amounted - to about 2,500 pockets. The demand bein 10 GO ••• ..... Anglo Horican,iss. 51. pm.lool.sh. al, I IF. EASTERN (~ 0 UNTIES. wri easa is ace ~ . g . Ditto Subscription .2.51, au 'a as 320 645 I i 1 20 E 5 0 to the amount of 200/. or 3001. ? I,ord Frankfort-. tory answer, to which h • risk, most of the samples were sold, and at the close a 00 0 Bolanos aa . 150/. sh all lei sra 445 - OPEN to BRENTWOOD. e consented, and 'having I ) 730 ' 3 A., 6 3.5 . DOWN TRAINS leave Shoredi.ll at 8 :10 and 11 051, and at aO, Certainly not. penned a letter to the young lad • fthda - 2 163 1 ets dl7 ' old, were .0;noo y, gave it to Bryers o e 3.„ poc c new, an it. 10: Braellianl rap. iss.s/. prn...35/. sh • al/ fpd lir Pacaubas A Locaes United 25/ I h. 251. pd 44 7 0 10 0 10 30 ! 6 -- 6 8 45 30, 4 15, 50, 13 .1, and 7 ems On SUNDAYS at 9 • alai 10 ,olq ai , d 12 47 51 : 7 15 10 0 at 210. a 0,4 a, 6 30, and 7 4',E. The journ e y is performed in ;bout Mr. Wolff-Amongst other thiags, did not you who was to have put it into th ' •hdt . th bl . 1 d 1 250 d • 6000 e post-office, addtessed weig e a epu ic sca es, an , new, an 22 • ' .1,000 Ditto St. John Del Rey ...IN sh. 141. pd 144 201.9 h. 20/. pd . 1 45minutes. . give her a pair of brilliant ear-rings ? Lard Frank- there to "L. P. 1e.," in order to prevent it from fall- old in the week. • Prices from 80s. to 90s. to 955. per (0,000 tolivat Coaarer Company, 10/ sh. 101. pis • 2 SUNDAYS. 8 oal 11 3011 8 0 1 UI"FRAINS leave Brentwood at 9 45, " 45. and 10 4551, and at 1 11 30 11 fort-No. . ing into the hands of any of Miss King's famil cwt.-Worcester Herald. - 10.000 British Iron. 1001. sh. 10 59 1 44 E 23 a 3 :10, 5 •', 6 St), atid 7 45E. Os SUNDAYS at 845 ?rat tom 10 16 1 1 E and at a :.0, 4 30, .. o. 6 45, and -, 45E. ' Mr. Wolff-Will you swear that you never said aa who were opposed to her contractin • The Courrier de la Gironde publishes the follow g a marriage .20,000 ... ...... ,00 , 4 -,. British Copper 5/. sh. 41,1. pd 1% Cita Branca .............................. 64/. ed 54 630 E 10 0 6 0 E 930 , on ossve her the rings, and that you put them into without their sanction. He received several other ing narrative :----" Five or six days ago an English .. ....... Candi:ant* a .......................... 7y. pd 5 10 0 12 4711 7 15 10 0 .NE WCASTLE-UPON-TYNE AN D ' y r, c°Pial- . , ........ ..201.,h, I A 4 ,1 I) her ears yourself? Lord Frankfort-I have never letters from the supposed Miss King, with whom he ,on elegant but rakish-looking schooner, rigged as a ~0 0 i i ..55/. sh. 55/. pd 1 4 This Train leaves Brighouse at 740 NI. said or done anything of the sort. carried on a correspondence for some time and he in- Pr' at * • ht . A 500 ••••••••• Columbian, ii;, Ea 1: 171 • • IV e )ac , after having surmounted in most 1 850 ar , Eaglish ' .. ... 144 Cs. pd 2 :__________________. CARLISLE. ! • Mr. Wolff.--lsrow, led have you be canteens, my variably received the letters through the hanas of gallant style all the impediments at the mouth afesio ......... General MinitigAssociatlr mi ' .... aOl sh IS/ ,d 41' ... • ci. •I - a) BIRMINGHAM & GLO UC ESTE R . . , Mexican Company ........ 7 . ..°": '. l Pd 1 Leave ' Arrive at ',cave Arrive at I, ord. Have you never said to Mr. Mitchell that you Bryers, and upon one occasion gave the latter 20/. to of our river, - moored off the _Quincuniee. Her •" A ° . ea ,, 155 ' '...•••••• Polberou etarsols , a. ......... Inc 50,13/. pd 4 . Nevt cantle. aaarlisle. ' Ca,lisle. New-astt... DOWN TRAINS • --UP TRAINS haa given her a pair of ear••rings ? Lord Frankfort give to Miss King, as he was informed she vvanted that sum aPnearance attracted the achni • fll beholder's, i:iiia '- ration o a ...... Reell del Monte, Unregistered Ditto Loah Notes, ...... .... ..... Bee pd 41 0 i/ii From Birmingham. Fro n Gloucester. ---- , 7 0 Morning 10 3() Morning ' 7 0 Morning 10 3011orni .:. - I had mentioned to Mr. Mitchell that she had stolen for a particular purpose. When the correspondence had not only from the brilliant effect of her ' h 'ld' -- ' no gi nig „ um .......„ united. Mexican, iss. V pra. 40/. sh. all pd i 4 --- --- a --•• - 1 the ear-rings. . ' been going on for some time, Bryers asked him if he upon her • (lark black hull, . but for the beautiful Data Scrip l% / Leaves Arrives , , I Arrives -10 0 130 Aftern. 10 0 1 °After.. I 21 as pii 2% mot. Chet. at Gana!' 230 Aftern. 530 230 Aftern. 6 0 . Ditto New scrip . t Chet. Wor. Birmin: Mr. Woltr-If you knew nothing of the prisoner, had any objection to elope with Miss King, and he symmetry of her masts and rigging. This interest West Cork ••••••••••• ........... 511/. sh 50/. pd :3 Icester. tenham. ceste .I . tenham cester. ham. 5 0 830 5 0 8 .0 ] which you have etated to be the fact, lio* do you ac- replied that he had not ; although he had not seen was heightened by the activity and sailorshi of the . LITERARY INSTrall pONS. --- --__. -.--. -___ A M. i ' '"'"'"" 6 30 count for her presumin t ' 1 . e 2. I ord g 0 cOrne to your iou., . A her, yet if she was willing to accompany him, he seven or eight men who formed her d P d ' ow) crew, resse In •• • London, with Bronze I icket ...75es. sh. 14 .; •vertaty ......... 1001. sh. all pel 8 1- 44 I • a.m. 231 250 314 530 6 1 815 SUNDAYS. • SUNDAYS. J 94 ' 9 0 Moroi tigll2 15 Aftern. 9 031oruing112 15 Aft 1 Frankfort -I cannot tell. would take her away. It was then arranged between snow-vvhite trousers, with. blue and whit • e striped , Lem •AO .......••• Hussell . ; ................ ............... 2Sgs.sh. 5% 310' 4 57 522 540 815 • 83a 10 8 11 7 5 -F.: , 0 Aftern. 1 5 0 . 5 0 Mr. AVo Iff-Did she ever Br ers wear a pair of brilliant ..Y hirts the collars thro and him tgat she was to proceed to Miss s , wn loosely over their shoulders, ....... .1001 King' CoTiege ................. • 18 - a 45 1 10 30 11 12 11 25 11 15 11 35 1 4 2 0 I 8 15 _______ .. . ear-rings 'hi y o L . ur ordship's house ? Lord Frankfort King's house on Radcliffe-parade, in order to bring confined round the ne 1 s ' c c be black silk handkerchiefs. MISCELLANEO US. .M 10,000 Mc • A us t ra li an A gricultural.loo/. sh 30/ pd 30 ,P_ • P. M. . z -Yes. 215158 2 20 237 10i 1 20 247 3 3.5 EDINBURGH AND GL A SGO W. 6,000 1. percent. British American Land 9 ) 3 1 1 ) 1 1 1P 3 a , 1 17354‘. pd 9 1 her away; that the young lady WWI to remain an in- Shortly afterwards a graceful woman, wrapped in i 314 id 30 245434 5 2 515 40 ' Mr. Wolff -And did y furs, came on the deck, and seemed. to b • • h 18°0 61. per test, Cahada Company.. . 1 - . ...... i ` 420 522 645 Trains depart from each Terminus at 7,9, adl 1 NI - mate of his dwelling but must not be seen by him e enjoying t e )0,90C 51. per cult. Upper Cartaaa Loan SI 71599 9 42 955 715 ' them? Lord Frankfon°ll-escomplain o e wearing' f h r - until the day they ' go'g g • - i r 1 . •htf th te " nt Hio , ,735 9 1 945at3, 5, and 7E. On Sundays at 730 %I, and n s 30 E. ' ''''''' ' City Bonds, 4 Par ce laz .. , 3 0 ... ... 740 9 0 920 10 40 11 3.) o • hu , t I had told her were in to et married. Br - g onous sig o e sun se mg in its greatest splen -20 000 I/ 6s. General Stearn Navigation . • n a l4/. pd 254 that she shorild not we ers then said she - sho - - - - dour. •At the same time another yacht, but sloop- ' . lees:. _.. 254 530 8 15 926 945 4 15. 450 910 : ar them in t uld go and fetch her away from ,-, cent. Hudson's Bay Stock t she wae with me she gave a he morning. While , ~e . d . 1/. London Com. Sale Rooms ....Av. 1 75/. 3h . la 4 - RAILWAY STATISTICS. , co:4 me 251., and I had • way a diamo ' ' previously not upon any accountesart with it. nd ring which told her I would Rauctinespara e. This was on a Sunday. She re turned soon after, sa 'in house Miss King's rigged, and dressed in the united colours of England and France came in arid let • o her anch • • ) g that when she got to the , , g or within a two brothers came up to the door , few fathoms of the schooner. Here they remained ---- Caoutchetic Coral." - New Brunswick Land Com taw .501 g oe 101 - 1/ IT 00/ isd Pd D l 5 . a. 387 41. per cent. Reversionary lot• -"' • s ' 1 --.- -- n , a ........ 100/. sk. 100 a pd 107 GRAND JUNCTION. FROM a•IRMINGHAM TO Li. . FROM THE LATEST OFFICIAL REPORTS. 'SAME OF RAILWAY. , Total amount Total amount Last 1 1 ALF. LONG remerk , that with rev.). d in their carriage, and that prevented their sister from two days side by side. At sun nse, on the third eeise . 51. per cent. • Ditt° Nev 7 . e •* l ....... a ...... 50/. sh. 811141 : vaRPOOL. yawl LIVERPOOL T o niumunAm. Those marked • carry -a a t - authorized to expended to Dividem• , mond ear-rinses, his Lordship had ea' r. to e la th cl . ova , .---- e hames Tenn . nd•-• 10t3/. sh. 19/. pd 54 , aad '52 be ralSed by dates of' (Meat at per ` ath - , y his own admis sion, permitte : e prisoner to wear them, which h leaving home. The same evening Bryers said that she should call again at Radcliffe-parade, and soon after morning, the berth of the schooner was vacant. to,ooo Taking advantage of . the shades of night, she • Gs, Van DieMer.'s La . ____---------- Leavo • Birmingham. • Time of Arrival at on Sund Departure. Bamingharn. • a Y s • thus a run no • • a-4 • 'hams p„. shares and Balance cent. pe. ( Loans, Sheets . annum. 1 s e . Lia r of SCOTTISH . 0 COMPANIES' PRICES ____ i________ _________ --_- ___-____ j did conetantly in his own house, and that th h t out. On her return she said that she had had weighed her anchor, and, favoured by a smart .e. s. d. .i••• 6. d ;X. s. d, I 1 of felony with respect to the said articl i e charge s e wen SEPT. 28. 184- First Class .. •1 45 M First Class...l 33a M 9 0 M a Arbroath and Forfar . 1 161,1 , 0 •0 0 136,705 9 8, - 3 111 0 ucceeded in her object, and th ' ltt Miss King breeze from the south, had got out of sight. ha! Mixed Train '*6 0 Mixed Train 6 0 11 a, ' BANKs• , f s cou d not s was then . Binn. & Derby Junction 484 1,1156,666 0 0 1,043,9K3 ota 2 5 0 3 therefore be sustained. under the roof of complainant's house, but that she mediately her departure was known the sloop was ac- eoro,oote. dep. ct. Bank ot Scotland ...83.• ga .f alal,, , st i l , a a l i l i pd 15 E r r! t , ,s 1: ;. I! , : 4 ,, , t y r, Er ... i t ( l 15 12 45 E !firm & Gloucester Sergeant Thornton, 26 A. (one of the ".detective" had ex d determination not to see him until the presse a tively occupied in making preparations to follow her teeceoset et. p. ct. Rcyal of Scotland .... . ..; ... niu/ ' s °° ,ooo a 81. p. ct. British Li2CH COM,. Y••• a .., p, ..00 ' lOW sh . • 11 1 1 • I s :A Mixed Tri:7l.; 430 MiXeci'Trilin l , 4 3?)E :3 15 9 30 13randling Junction 25 45 "AP a I 4.14,023 16 '2 410 0 Chest& and Birkenhead 144 499,999 0() 456,663 It) 1 '2 0 0 , • police), stated, that on the same morning,(yesterday) day was fixed for their nuptials. but was delayed by being compelled to wait the turn . 600,0001. 71. p. ct. commercial ............... 5001. sh. I Ka, pd R. - ..........10C1. sh. 101. pd 14 • • 2 First Class...l 47 15 First Classaa 7 0 11 30 Dub.in and Kingstown 6 370,(.00 0 0 34(0,262 4 4 5 0 a he apprehendei the prisoner as she was walkin g. alon NI T H e you ever seen the lady named g -r. Beier.- av of the tide, when she darted off, skimming the 500,000 r. 6n. et. aiational ... , ....... ' 500 0001. 6!.p.ct. Glas ow Union ...... t .... a . 2501.5 h. 50/. pd 75 St NDAYS.I SUND AYS. I First CLas...' 1 45 XI !First Class...l 3 30 151 tDundee and Arbroati• 161 140,0 , 0 0 0 143.552 58 5 0 0 a 8 oal • Eastern Counties Chaneefy-lati?, and told her that she must consider Louisa Poole Kin 9 g. o C mplainant-I don't reinem- waves like a swallow. All these are common oc. 1,0411;000t. 6p. ct. W. eslern of Scotland -.2001. sh 40/. pd a a alixed Train 7 130 I Mixed Train 8 15 1 213,234 18 7 . . 12 45 E Ediahurgh & Glasgow._ 46 an) 'ANIES Mixed Train 11 30 ' I Mixed Train' 10 30 40 833,000 ' a 857,299 14 11 3lb 0 herself in eustoay for robbing Lord Frankfort of a her having seen her, but I have some slight acquain- eurrences, and would not., be. worthy .of no- e „ INSURANCE -- -II :• 2al. sh. 11 :1 15 tOlasg., Paisley, & Ay. large quantity of jewellery, &e. She said she.expected tance with ' b f •th f '1 • one or two mem ers 0 . e aim e , w o h tice, biut' for the followin • - g circumstances, account- .fieose. nip. et. Scottish UAidd . low sh , a; Pa 243 . 10. Ma ed Train. 2 45 E I hlixad Tr ora 7 OE 7,500 /0 p. et. Hercules . •_•••••••;5 0 "ii a - L d.10 * / a; Z p . l' ; ' g t • Those Trains meet the N o rth Union Trait) to Preston at Pk I 12 Ni g ht aGlasg , Pais., & Orem 221 7(9,116 5 3 709,116 531 0 0 aa t rand Junction B3l 1,957,800 0 0 2,280,590 3 it. le . 0 it, and that she was prepared to meet the charge, as ?ire highly respectable and I know that they resided ing for their appearance* in these waters. Both 100,000 le p. et. lasurancesea cl ' - • ........ ;h, • 10/. i.,d I;j' - - - " 3 "' Great Mirth of England 45 I,ao ,000 .• 0 997,147 19 10 410 S • lBla 6,463,513 17 11 6,2 478 2 11' 60 0 A she had not possessed herself of anything -but what on Radcliffe- - '' dir 1:: .. areele. The su ose e Ise ing re- , these vessels left the shores ..of En 1 ' ' 50A° 1° g and in the e. et. North - British ... 4.. 4 ..... Ipoi sh in . _ a 20 % 1,000 to p. et. Catedonian Fire••••••• ..... 100 • a • '''' Pu Life ...... ..... 1. s . 10/. tat 15 C H ESTER AND CRE WE. Great Western Hare lB 96.n00 oit 125.000 0 .0, ... 31 533.333 0 t 628,919 19 11 3. 0 0 . Lord Frankfort had (=riven her. She was taken to the '-nained at his P house from Sunday unti PP .1 w e d eps o, spring, end, after 'cruising in the Med' Y 9 : 5 000 10 p. et Ediaurgh •. • iterranean, • • ' amid.... ....... .. ..... ... 101. pd FROM CREWE TO CHESTER. FROM CHESTER TO CREWE. Hull and Selby Lancaster and Preston._ 204 4a4,0 00 t 435,399 1 21' 30 0 t station . house, a•id .she there stated that a person en which (lay it vvas dth arrange a y t the should come Joined Company at Constantinople, where th • 100,000 sa e. ct. West of Sco -_ ~ . , e owner . , ' Litsc ELLANEO U 5. • Leaves Crewe. Leaves CheA er. Liveroal & Maachester 31 1,83'2,375 0 0 1,515,255 3610 0 0 E , named Mitchell had two of the articles which she had off to London 0 ' h and be married by license. n.te of the sloop, one of the most distin • h guts ed exclusives 50-5... a.. pd 11 GI a 1./6.Canal / h ii 4,818 .... • • Edin. and a ,,,, a a •• a a a 9fl/. sb. all pd 41 MAIL Mixed Tra ii . 9 0 First Class 4 1551 London & Birmingham 1124 5,75 0 ,0 is : 0 5,724,807 00 0910 0 11 20 I,ndon & Blackwall _ 34 1,100,000 0 t , 1,071,717 4 7 2 0 0 reciiv ~..1' from h's Lord-1 ' mornin • .of England, made acquaintance with Idv D th Ditto Alloaaa'a•• Val vir ... 25' Sh I First Class ... ...... ... 2 OE Mixed T. ain s lip. gof that day wl h _, len e got up, he found . 'a e . - -- , a• 225,40( Al per cent. Edinb. Joint Steck ater, 4. a 1 pd 14 Inspf etor Haines (of the " detectiva""police) stated "layers prepare 1 f - h • 4 - or t e journey, and on meeting her wife of 'the owner of the scheoner S s h ' ' c , a co c peer tn. Loam 21 per cent. Shottslro h n s, a minder , v.......,0! sh 48/ pd 36 Leith Glass.2o/. sh. IN. pd 34 Man. On Sunday onty the Mail Trains run. 750 a London & Croydon lO4 741,000 0 0 637,875 10 a 3 6 8 ll' Lender) & Greenwich at 993,300 00 _ 9a6,239 42 0 7 ti A that on the same evening ( in the asqa • yesterday) he searched the . P. •-ge of the house when he came clown the highest birth, and at length became so deeply o ' ooo . I, P ,e e s ` c c e e r n a t . • eirenii,)eusr:e coal cis( . 'mob all Pd a 34 - Lpndon &South Western 024 2 540,10? a . I 2,429.172 10 11 714 3 N, pri emer's lodgings, 46, Gerrard-street Soho and in a stairs, she then told 1 • th tM • K' nal a iss ing was also • enamoured with her charms, that to avoid his 'd • I 45 ° 1 ' rag a ~ , fiSSI Ul- . 0 per c.ent. Caargow , _ a5/.21). all pd 5a 211 ash. all pd 25 C HESTER AND BIRKENHEAD. • ,Vaitchester & Birm.... - 6 2 , 800 , 0 " 5 1 . 51 a "45 2 1 Maaehtster & aolton ... 1 ° 778,110 18 8 777 950 1 3 23 - 2 0 /I workbox therein found 1 9 d .• ' 1 ' no 71 per cent • Laith Coal Gas ••• .. • uplicatc•s re.ating to pro- 'ready, and was anxious to be introduced to him. Ile ' ties, my Lord. set sau nom the Bosphorus without Lisa •- • nd Dalkelthßaaway 50/.sh 25 A- r• : ........ Edinburgh a . . ROll ...LESTER. TO 111REENH vim. a ROM BIRKENII EA DTO CHESTER. Manehester & Leeds .... 50 3,2,49,0wai 0 0 2,819.036 13 8 6 0 0 perty of a very valuabl 1 - • e ( escripton. of course assented, and for the first time he saw the taking leave. The sloop having kept a good look out, _______.....----- .-1.- -. el 1 eei 4 1,0 o 0i 61 Matt at 5 al, and Mixed Trains Mixed'l•rains atB2aand 10 00M, al ithaed Counties........ , , , 4,877 15 1 4 0 0 lei at 030 and lo 30 M and at 1,4, and at 1., si) and 3 5aE MAIL at Newcastle & Carlisle .... 61 050,000 0 0 • • ' 6 0 0 ~,, Mr, Vaughan, pawnbroker, S . , u ___, e_id supposed Miss King, In immediately followed after the schooner and waa Friday that Mr. Bairstow and 745 E. 6 411 E. Newcastle &-N. Shields. '7 320,000 0 0 232,077 10 26 0 0 -- a' trend, proa ceu, g.O w.. 0 was no other than Mar • Y We incorrectly stated on . seeeees._men a t 5 at, and SuNnAys.-Mixed Trains at 830 North Midland ... ...... . 743,85,000 0 013,230,169 14 2 3 0 0 a . and other boxes, together with Ann Morgan, but , able to keep so pertinaciously in her wake, that she Bow-street T a miniature 'arid more 'um, unfortunately for him .Mr• had. been Arrested and held to bail at* . , ap Mixed' Trains at 930 M, and at and 950 M, arid 6la E, MAIL at North Union . property of considerable value, Nle h ' • - ' • Mere - Ann Wooley. Hav• • ' ' - a • I ..th h r first into all th , enteree successive yw i e , e e ports 1 d svith Mr. O'Connor was 631 E• 6 3') E. Northern and Eastern 3•21 72).000 0 0 685,120 7 3•3 15 0 • • Vlc had been pledged ' ingprocured a vehicle the individual who N b • va.s ai e Steam Packets leave Live 00l for Birkenhead 20minutes Wre before preston & 19 533,000 0 0 317 C A a ' by the prisoner at his shop. Th se 'started from Bristol, and h • • ' ''' e sums advanceu - • eying discharged th.e car- hours of of the east, afterwards into the har . Toulon, -,- , „ a n i n " la 11 but we see fram the fol- th ' • • i rp Ch ste and front Birk h M Y chester 7 Ina,' •4:11 00, ___,ra. ... .4 0 0 w % upon the pledges*ere from It. 10s. tola h ' riage at Chippenham, they Marseilles Gibraltar, and Cadiz, and ultimately Bor- one re bold lama e ' - o li h e starting o e t eaeh Train er , % hi s' en ead for Li. Sheffield ..3, an 251027 0 0 • eac . came the rest of the wa • b a y • 1 lowing. paragraph in• the Lee, s 4 ercury tat Mr. verpool on th arrival of every Fr 'from Chester. • South Eastern 4O 3, 36,601 0 011,075,468 54: .... Lora Frankfort identified the articl ' , the rat "'road to London On t • • h hoon deaux ; . into all ' which por . ts te sc er.ran, with - - Uhler 24 00 4 ,‘ 0 0 0 0 300 264 11 34 - 0 e tai , • es above alluded heir arrival they put .up at Bairstow ha ' t ' ed :-" Mr. Bairstow, charged • York & North slidland 27 603,999 00, 631,941 6010 0 0 Fa to es his • lie was a collector of anti( • • • P l' Cff h ' s : no escap . NORTH UNION. - fatties, and upon the 5t..... au S o ee- ouse, - whence they removed to the the hope of shaking off her importunate consort. The • h . . o 1 sses of Bristol a;- wit agitating the workin„ c a , an- ..... . ' • Se , some of ihe property alluded to he set i grea value ' Brid house Hotel, where the assumed lala • • ge- iss King in- • schoo • d h 1 t t b having learnt that ner game er a.st sar y the county of Glaucester, by helding Sunday political Trains leave Liverpool for Lancaster at 315 (Mail), 8 45, Directors and Secretaries of Railway Companies are 7 i , . Al f Mr Woltf (to Lord Frankfort) Th • an that she had a fortune of 47 000 the amorous master of the sloop was engaged to dine bail by the Bristol Mr gi s . and 11 al, and at 2JO and 445 E ; and from Manchester for guested to transmit their Train Bills to the Sun-Office. --, - e account formed In l. 27,0001. meeting:: has heen held to hich you have given With respect to your ac ' ' fh • h h should make over to him;the ' • - Wth a - Ith h fB d th • h quaint. ,owic s e remainder i wea y mere ant o or eaux, a is ouse Lancaster, at 15 minutes after the Liverpool time of starting. when any alterations take place, and they will be dul ••••' . trates in recognizances Of to kee the 1001., p peace for Y Trains leave Lancaster for Liverpool and Manchester ce with the prisoner seems very strange, my L dlto be settled on her for life. He acquiesc e d s se th. iu la - e 4 O Q 4ll trV, 'where he was to sleep." * ,at 2, attended to. , is • twelve rnontbe . '7lO and 845 M and at 110 and 50 E. • .. . . .. . OT t . . i Departure Arrival at Arrival at DOWN TRAINS De parture Swindon their Daily, except Sundays. Paddington Junction. 121 , stination. Goods Train to Taunton... 4 30 M 10 .0 M 8 55 E To Taunton Ditto . 8 0 ' 10 45 2 20 Short Train to Maidenhead 9 0 . 9 55M MAIL, to Taunton ... 10 15 1 0 E 4 10 E Shor Train to Maidenhead 11 0 To Taunton l2 Noon 2 58 '6 35 E Short Train to Slough 1 30 To Taunton Short Train to Beading Short Train to Slough To Bristol Short Train to MaOienhead 5 30 ...... ...... 6 30 To Swindon . 7 30 10 30 MAIL, to Taunton .. Goods Train to Taunton SUNDAY D.ll AN TR %.IN, Short Train to Slough To Rearlinz Short Train to Slough 9 30 MA tr., to Taunton . ...... .. 10 15 I 0 E 4 30 E To Taunton Short Train to , aidenhead 5 0 ' 6 0 To Swindon MAIL, to Taunton ... 8 55 ill 35 2 55 M DOWN. 11 UP. Deparure Arrival 1 Departure Arrival TRAINS. from Rir. at TRAINS. from at Bir. mingham. Derb y. Derby. mingbam, -- - -- 4 MAtr. .... 1 12 39M 215 M *Mixed.. 820 M 1020 M *Mixe4.... 7 0 850 Ditto... 11 45 1 45 E 1 Ist &2d , 10 30 12 15 E Ditto.. 1 30E 320 Class 1 25E 3 15 Ist&2d... 430 620 Trains 4 0 554 *lllAtt .. 11 0 12 45M Mixed.... 6 15 8 15 DOWN. I UP. Departure Arrival 1 Departure Arrival TRAINS. from at i TRAINS. from at Rugby. Derby ,I Derby. Rugby. -- -- —...--- -- Ist 6 45M 9 05! Ist 2d ...... 945 12 10 E 2d 3d 4th ...... 250 . 5 30 E 1 1 1 4th sth 845 10 50 :! sth ...... 730 •10 0 6th Mail 12 20 Mi 249 M ' 6th Mail 10 40 12 50 M DN SUNDAYS. Ist 2d 34 4th The times of arriving at and departing from Nottingham and Derby are nearly the same. Departure Arrival at , Arrival DOWN TRAINS. from Southamp. at Nine Elms, ton. Gosport. ---- .----- Mix"ll Train 7O M 13 5 M Id 30 51 Ditto ...... ........ Fast Train .... P ll 0 2 0 2 21 Goods Train . , ix, d Train Fast Train 3 0 6 0 6 i 5 Mixed Train 5 0 8 31 9 0 MAIL ... • .. A2O 11 57 1',.: 31 M G,ods Train SUNDAYS. Mixed Train ll 0 M 1 45 E 2 10 E Ditto MAIL Short Trains to Wokinz at leg Morning, and at 2 1 4, 414, and 5 g Evening, calling xt intervening stations, and performing the journey in an hour and ten minuts s. Sundays at 0 , 4 M, and at 214 and 71,, E Departure Departure Arrival UP TRAINS. ttom (rum South. . at. Gosport. ampt is. , dine Elms. -- - Mill. Mixed Train 7 0 ' 1 3 015 5 , : Goods Frain Mixed Train B4l 0 0 . 12 30 Fast Train lO 30 11 0 • - 2 0 Mixed Triin l2 .10 E 1 0 E 430 • Fast Train Mixed Train 5 30 6 0 9 15 Goods Tram SUNDAYS. , MAIL ......... Mixed Train ..- . Leave Air ye il • . Leave Arrive in DOWN. London. Bright n UP ' Brighton., London. ' —....,—.....; 4 )!fixed • .' • .. 745 M 10 .5 M 4 -Prom C roy . ~ 7 OM • ?dam. First . •• • i don C1a55.,,.... 945 11 45 ; Mixed ....... 7 3 , 104 •In . 0 ToCroydon 10 -I', • Wit st Class . 9 . 1 1 • 1I 0 Mixed ... 11 4', ~.t 15 E 'MAii.Mixed 11 0 • . t'o . B Ditto Mixed 3 0 530 First Class._ 23 • 5 '0 First Class 4 0 630 Mixed . .... (1 0 ft 30 Mixed .. Goods 9 0 , 2 20 M -Goods 9 0 2 3d 11.1 ToCroydon 030 SUNDAYS. 1;‘10410 SUNDAYS. Mixed ;45 Nt 10 15 M;j Croydon Ditto Ditto ToCroydon 19 0 'Ditto SHOREHAM BRANCH.—Mixed Trains leave Brighton for Shore ham daily at 73 and 93111, and at 12 15, 2 i',. 4 4'i, and 7OE On Sundays at 9 OM, and at 2 13, 3 43. 5 15. and' 45E. From Shoreham for Brighton at a3O and 10 30M, and at 1 0, n 3 , 5:30, and : 30E. Sundays at 10 011, and 45, 111. ,0, and R OE. The Mixed '(rains stop at all the Stations, the First Class Trains only at First Class Stations. . - • DOWN TRAINS. UP TRAINS. Departure from Arrival at Head- Departure trona Arrival% London. corn Station. IHeadcorn. London. ,1.•••••••1.....”.........• •••.......,.. .........., ••••••• ........... ---,...,__ 731 M 1. 1 5 M 1 75M 940 M 930 11 15 I 8 40 11 15 10 30 1 5 E lO 55 1 10 E 1 30 E 4 0 2 25 E 455 4 0 6 15 425 • 6 40 6 15 8 50 6 10 8 45 SUNDAYS. ads DAYS. S 1.5 MIIO 50 111 735 M I 10 .10 M 130 E 45E 12 50 E . 325 E 7 0 935 7 0 935 Arrives at Leaves Ar r i ves A rr i v e s Leaves 1 i eaves Man. Man. at at Bit._ chester. chaster. , Crewe. mingh am -- ---- 1 451111 4 0111 5 0 M 4 051 .515 M 8 0 1Y1 7 30 9 0 ki h nn am in . g - I Crewe. 6 45 8 15 11 30 9 0 10 30 730 9 0 ..... 11 30 145 E 3 0E 845 10 0 12 45 E 245 E 5 0 615 11 15 12 30 E 315 6 15 445 E 615 930 4 30 7 30 9 0 7 45 8 45 11 30 SUNDAYS. SUNDAYS. 1 45M 4 OM 5 15M 4 011 I 6 :5M 8 OM 730 930 10 45 830 110 0 115 E 11 3 ) 145 E 3 0 E 11 15 12 30 E 315 245 E 5 0 630 745 E 845 11 30 MANCHESTER AND LEE DS. STATIONS with their Distances from Manchester MA NCIIESTER, Oldham Junction 5, Mills Hill 6, Blue ts 9. Rochdale 11, Littleborough 14, Todmorden 20, Eastwood 21. Hebden Bridge 24, Luchiend .ri Foot 26, Sowerby Bridge 2-4 Elland 31, Brighouse 34, Cooper Bridge 36, Dewsbury 41 Horbury 44, Wakefield 48, Normanton 51, Limns 60 Departure Irnm! Arrival at 'Departure from Arrival at Manchester. 1 Letds. Leeds. Manchester. ..--...........-.........-_,......—..._ 7 0 M I() 10 M', 540 M 830 Ikl 9 0 11 47 • 9 30 10 0 1 15E 7 40 10 50 10 59 1 44 9 0 11 45 1 20 r 435 1 10 16 1 1 B 320 645 1 1 20 E 5 0 4 45 7 30 3 45 6 35 7 0 10 30 ! 6 0 845 10 0 12 47 M 7 15 10 0 SUNDAYS. S 0 M 11 3051 8 OSI 11 30 M 10 59 1 44 E 10 16 1 1 E 6 30E ' 10 0 6 0E 9 30 10 0 12 47M 7 15 10 0 ' This Train leaves Brighouse at 7 40 M. Departure Dep rture Arrival i Departure, 1 eparture 1 Arrival from 'from Brox- at from 'fromßrox.! at Shoreditch.' bourne. Stortford Stortford.l bourne. Shoreditch, -- --- --- 8 0M 848 M 925 31 53031 ' 556 M 640 31 930 10 15 10 45 •8 0 5 45 II .10 12 20 E 12 50 E 820 852 940 1 30E 221 250 A2O 9LO II )I' 33) 4 11 450 11 30 12 2E 12 45 E 4:0 5 '25 550 230 E :1 II 343 530 620 431 5 0 548 _ 8 0 853 925 630 I 7 5 8 0 _ ___ Arrive at Ca l l a is v l e e. New-astt... se L vt e c a a v n e tie .. Ar r ive is..tr is, e a . t -- ------- 7 0 Morning 10 30 Morning : 7 0 Morning 10 30Morni 10 0 1 30 Aftern. .10 0 1 0 After.. 230 Aftern. 530 230 Aftern. 6 0 5 0 1330 5 0 8 0 6 30 DOWN TRAINS --UP TRAINS From Birmingham. Fro n Gloucester. Leave,' Arrives, I Arrives Mot- Chel. at Glou. .t Chel. Dior. 'ceder. tenham. ceste . I ,ten ham tester. ham. A.M. 12 44 I 2 31 250 3 14 5 30 6 1 8 15 9 4 3 10 4 57 522 540 815 835 10 8 11 7 8 45 1 10 30 11 12 11 25 H 15 11 35 1 4 2 0 P.M. P. M. 12 15 1 58 2•56 2 37 1 Oi 1 20 2 47 33.5 245 431 5 2 515 4 0; 420 522 645 7 15 9 9 9 42 9 55 7 15! 7 35 9 1 9 45 3 0 ... 740 9 0 9 20 10 40 11 3 530 815 926 945 415 , 450 9 0 We incorrectly stated on Friday that Mr. Bairstow had been Arrested and held to bail at Bow-street. Tim individual who was bailed with Mr. O'Connor was John .Archbold Campbell, but we see fro 'n the fol lowing paragraph in - the Leeds Mercury that Mr. Bairstow has not escaped :—" Mr. Bairstow, charged with agitating the working classes of Bristol, and in the county of Ghiucester, by holding Sunday political meetings has been held to bail by the Bristol Mrg:s. trates in recognizances of 1001., to keep the peace for twelve menthe " - - Trains leave Liverpool for Lancaster at 3 15 (Mail), 8 45, and 11 .11, and at 2 JO and 4 45 E ; and from AlancheFter for Lancaster, at 15 minutes after the Liverpool time of ►tarting. Trains leave Lancaster for Liverpool and .Manchester, at 2, 710 and 845 111 and at t 10 and 50 E. T 11E MARK ETS.-S A TURDAY. WHITECHAPEL. The supply during the week has been plena! , with a heavy demand. Fine and middling lute de" dined considerably, and ordinary sorts scarcely sale able. Of Straw the supply was moderate, at lower prices, and but few buyers. Clover, 2/.los. to .5/.8 5 .; Hay, 2/. Bs. to 4/. is. ;. Straw, ,1/. 1 ls. toll. 15s In the Meat market trade Was not good, though $ great deal of meat was disposed of. Pork wa s large supply, and of Veal more than enough. Much meat remained on hand unsold. Beef, 2s. 4d. t°.. 3s. Bd. ; Mutton, 2s. to 3s. 10d. ; Veal, 3 3 , 4d. t° 4s. Gd. ; Pork, 3s. to ss. ; Lamb, 3s. to 4s. . NEIVGA.TE AND LEADEN HALL. There was a good show of all sorts of meat, ba t the demand was not so good as this day ge'nfl i g ht ; There was a good d ea l o f f ore i gn mea t' e hibited, bu the best part of it being o f coarse qua lity, it did n o t go off. so readily, still prices were remunera ting • tc the importer. Th e new T ar iff i s now nea rly in full work, and when it becomes general prices are 0,. r i " pected to fail full 4d. p er s t one . Beef, 2s. 10d. to 3s. S u b and :3s. 10;1. ; Mutt on , 2 s . 10d. t o 3 s . 10d ;. as last Wednesday ; Pork, 2s. Bd. to 4s. 4d. per stone of 81b. Poultry and Game was also in good suPPA'' and at no variation i n p r i ce . E g g s, 4 s . 6d, to 65. per 120. TEA MARKET. 06ti nd The demand w as (lull, and pric es drooped. per common Congoa Is. W., and Twankav 8 3 d • 13- Po. The auction will he resumed 611 Monday. • TALLOW MARKET. o f Russian Tallow con ti nue d fi rm , and a fair bas in was done. Fine Yellow Candle on the spot brotte 48s. 3d., and for forward delivery 488. per cwt. - -- • _.-- 8 55 A 1 COUNTRYIIY CORN MA111(1 .. ...... 945 , NO' Wheat. I.lr:e .. . ~..t s. 1 "k ilns 1 ......... ' ...... ... lO 30 -- ---- ------ -- --1 „o & 847 M 11 25 Per Qua tar. s. to s. • :to 5. a. to ti. 1 N ,r t • ; ‘,.. •••• . , Abingdon.- 57 7•,' 26 :;6 1:0 31 i 35 41 1 e.' ..... 1 0 15 F - • • And.wer.....' 5 - 1 61 . 7 29 '0 - 24 -I -- ~' 10 2$ ,1 10 ! Bahbury .',41 i o :23 ..t. 1. :II i 36 40 !,,,,,-- so 245 ! Basingstoke K 6 •;.4 30 21 , 5 :'5 L'7 j 7, ...,' 5 40E 12 0 Citeaceqer.. !5 , .0 2 : 5 22 '3l 43 14 ' 1,1 .4 ..4 '. Coventry ... ....:, ',67, 24 29 20 .6 34 -r, , 12 55' 3 NOE Daventry,.... a.. 61 .:' •_'6 6 A 3.1 311 .... . 240 530 Derby si ' i 2 0 7 29 2 , 1 .. 5 33 96 1 ...4• 615 nowden .... -... 54 - 3 19 -I - 33 191 $ • 420 7 r Hungerford . - 4 '629 32 20 2! 31 42 J. .4 Malt , n ...... 5•68 26 3.: 22 34 - - -,~ ..• ... ...... 745 1(1 25 Nottingham 40 IS. k 7 :i 8 21 i 5 2 3 t 5 .-"'. '. ( 235 M 525 M Wastage__ :50 3 54 64 3n 31 2 3o 4ti • '''' r)'' 240 740 Warwick ~ .-. - :8 3.4 a 30 -- ..!. Winchester - 0' - 27 - ,g,g4l -- .4- 8 45 M York ........ .. .. ... s'l - 26 - 21 - 3r f- , ... cl. e• 10 5 Per Bushel. s.d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s .d. s . d. s. d, N. d.. s• d• ..!. 1() 331 M 110 E Birminghom .7 o S 613 646 96 40:00 0 0 ; 0 ' ~, ...... ... 4 20 E 550 - • WAKEFIELD CORN 51ARI+ET. 01 1 . 1 C I OA Wheat, Bed. Essex and Kent s bus. to 521. 1, 0 1 5 0, " 20 -._,-- Norfolk atid Suffolk . -. .48 4 . to 501. IPt Aph • st a . ..- ..• ...., ..... , .... ..„-,.. ..,.. .... j i -.. ' A .4.1 s. d. s. cl.l s. d. s.d. s.d. s. d.! 2, d, N. d.! ? s• l 7 ..0 , 7n II 61 3 0 461 9ti 4 0 0 0 00; 0 '' WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. 01 1 % .' _, Essex and Kent 5. bir.:. to 52i. I ° , 0., -..-- Norfolk arid Suff —c olk , . 484, to sie. „Pt Alio ' - Lin. and Cam. — s. .. to 48 1 . 1 . 14. d ...---... Yorkshire —s. Os. to 481. liP e,A... • ; 1 W-- hite —l 50.. to 34a. 0 111 ~ A ---. Foreign, lied . — a . —s. t o 425. doe • , 1 ---.---- White —s. —s. to—r. on ' . P' ' Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk Il s . to 3e4. r„,e , l • ...... Lincolnshire - - --- Yorkshire Wold Foreign - JIM. I . Beans, New Old Oats, Potato —s. to Xtla. b g ,i ne e glA . 1 .......- Poland --s. —I. to `2oa. 1, -- ...Jr ~ Friesland and Small -- Nesting Sh..lling Mal" Ra...,ert —l.os '.B .os. an. tie. Pe' HULL CORN MARKET. White (per Quarter) Red Foreign Malting Grinding 25 s I* Oats, British Foreign (in bond) Beans..... ... 1 :- 11 11 8 7 . i . s . : 61 iga- 7) 7 2 : . : 0: " 2 2 : 3( 8 11 i . Pease, Grey Blue and White 3tis - 365. 40 '' Linseed. . Flour per sack Rapeieed (per 1) quarters) Wheat. Barley, 1. 1. ' MORTALITY in the METROP° 'a The following ars the results of .‘ A Table of Moroljatiolo the Metropolis, showing the Number of Deaths from 111 , ca bli 0 Registered in the wee k endino. Sept. 24, 1842." Th° issued from the Office of the'Registrar- General : kV Vie , Averse! - 9 F0ur 3 8 ",, 9.41). ~......1 Total. r ----- fau f 1 0 Summer' IVO Epidemic, Endemic, & C on t ag i ous Di seases 1 60 19 1 140 149 Diseases of th e B ra i n , N erves, an d S enses 124 15" Diseases of the Lungs, and other Organs of 2 0 . ! Respiratio n o;seases of the Hea-t and Blood-vessels Diseases of the StOmaCh, Liver, and other .. 61 ‘" Organs of D igest i on ... Diseases of the Kidn..ys; &c. - ' ' 4 ! , 1 ) Childbed, DiSeasis al the Uterus, lica ' 7 v h j i Diseases of the Joints, B ones , an d Mu sc l es ' 11 Diseases of the Skin, &c Diseases of Uncertain Seat lO3 95 (3 1 7 d Age, or Natur a l D ecay Deaths by Viol ence , l' r i vat i on, or Intern- . 0; 'jil per ance Causes not sp e ci fi e d 2 - ','' -1 ~. ef Deaths from a ll causes . .. : Average Weekly D e ath s g... ~,t Population Aver" - . 01* CAUSES OF DEATH. •," I, v.eras4 . i , situ-. W eek ..g7 __.. o ?f „ DISTittt.TS. • • merated Dratliv , 'lv 'ei ,-.- .Webt—Kensington, St. George H 13 :, ,„. ,_,4v . '......1 "<• . '" ( Elanover-square),Wistmin- Four 1 Fob' A: r• 4 stet', St. Alai ti n i n th e Fi e ld s , Ye r3.iSeO l .,T iii I , St. James ~' North—eraS9t..ll‘olianrklyt-olne:bioianeek, Hackney 3 65 3 3 : 666 705 l ost 3 : ' . ::: I.ol' '' '; :i, Pan i r Ceritral—Sair i t Giles and Saint • G.wrge, Strand, Clerkenwell, Holborn, St. Luke, East Lon don, West London, City of 10 . 17 4 • I L0nd0n...... -373,806 108 1 Ea st — Shoreditch,Whitechape , Bethnal Green, St. George 174 j" '•' in the E as t, S tepney, P op l ar 392,493 2 06 19 9 South —St Saviour, St. Olave, St. George( Southwark),Ber mond.ey, Newington. Lam- beth, C a mb e rw..ll. B ot h er - Itif . '!" . . hithe, Greenwich .... ...... -.438,060 221 2t) i s ...-,•_, --- ii 7 . 4 '.' 1 Total 1,870,727 912 s ..ille j .;:, It is stated that under th e t erm M e t ropo li s are color f 1,1 1 1 , f 32 districts herein mentioned, w hi c h i nc l u d e the City t i e s don with and with ou t th e wa ll s , th e Ci t y a nd Li ber ta iite Westminster, the out-parishes within the Bills of Mar ii ol, lo _ and the parishes of St. ,I.trylebone, St. Pancras. KO\ Vsr Fulham, Hammersmith Chapelry), St. Luke ( Chels ea) dington, St. Mary ( Stoke Newington), St. Leonard k hollif ley), St. Mary-le-bow, Camberwell, Greenwich, St• ist io r t . and St. Paul (Deptford), and Woolwich. The pdP u ,,,AG, It . enumerated in 1831, was 1,594,890 , and in June , 70; an 1,870,727. The weekly avenge for 1838, 1839. l' o rs Pl 1841, was obtained by dividing the deaths in the four I 208, and the deaths in the four winters by 52. TEMPEItATUIcE IN THE WEEKS ENDING 2 4, 1 Sept. 1 7 . Ser o , 70' 1 52 44 61 57 29, /842. Highest Lowest Daily Mean . ... General Register Office, Sept J DIED. On the 2Sth ult., Henry, the youngest son of the late • , .• Smith, Esq., of St o k e N ew i ngton an d W oo d -stree t. coil' On the 29th ult., Mary, the infant daughter of Mr• Shearman, of the Grove, Kentish-town, aged 5 nonthci , On the 29th ult., at Kensingtorr.gnre; Peter Bickl, e of - On the 29th tilt., at Tottenham-g reen , Mary, re' Wilkinson, Esq. MONTHLY MILITARY OBITUARY'" Generals —Lord R. E. H. Somerset, G.C. H.. Gt e . o,- 1 Dr., London; Marley, E. I. Co. Serv., Muneera.U'r Barrarkpere. Major-Generals.--ir Geo. Leith, Bait., late ' a I •• Bn. ;G. 1) Robert-on, C. 8.. late of 89 F. • Ch,.! s‘ l 7 - ' E. 1. Co. Serv., Peiambere; T. Ne w t o n, E . '`'°' Blusworie. Colonel. —J. *Janie% ' tro late of 49 F., Tunbridge •-e , Majors.—Darley, 17 F., Aden ; Moleswotth,.ol. ll. * 0 1 at Fort Beaufort, Cape of Good Hope; Captains.—Wood, 5 F.. a . braltar ; F raser , F., a P e gree Beers, 80 F., Fort Philip, New South Wales; W. P-.r. h.p. R. Art., Emsworth; Jenkins, Linea., Brueeg,L o i t la , rice, h.p., R. Mar. ; W. H. Robinson, di t t o ; T. 53 F., Benwell, Soniersetshire ; G. R. Ferguson, dian Fenes , Brockvilt, Canada; L. Muller, b.!). 1'1,L)7 Darmstadt; Brew (Adj. t o RI . Wi st • Middleses Fa bridge; Cullen, Leitrim Mil 40 : o r Lieutenants.—Baird 17 F. Aden; Armstrong. ' 6 4, Candahar ; Dodgin, 44 F. (killed in action at Jugdull ii . ,,,,) V . ; Caubul ); Spier, 63 F., Moulmein; D'Arcy, late 1 Pigf: Bn., Gravesend; J. Miles, late 8 do. • J. Ottey, h•P r a gyp J. Lane, h.p. Rifle Br., France; J. dough, Waterfo Second Lieutenant and Ensigns.—Alex. Gitrd° ° ' P e. Mar. ; Prior, 27 F. (killed at Natal, in action with tho, gent Boers); D'Heillimer, h.p. Sicilian Reg. A. Medical Department.—Blackwell, Insp. Gen. b•P•'„ 0 J. Surgeon H arcourt, 1 6 Dr. (late of 44 F. ); Surge-Arr, Gilliam (late of Coldst. Gds.), London; Assist.-Surg• 50 F., Chinsurah. QUARTERLY NA V AL - OBITU AR , Flag Ufficers.—Admiral William Taylor, Adtnir& l Shield, Vic e -Admiral Sir Robert T. Ri c ketts, 1304 ' , A Admiral F ranc i s H. Coffin. a u , Captain s .— Willi am Ed ge, Ch ar l es Gill, Right il ler', 7 . S Lord Jam es T owns h en d , K . C . H ., Th omas J. -.Pal:/ Edward W. C. Astley, Knight, William Pick.ng:: Commanders.—J ames B. B oy d, Ri c h ar d W. 'l ,ll r j a bil Lieutenants.—Samu e l C oc k, L auc hl an Burn, A ' Worthy, Ji.seph B a il e y, J ames N. Jarvis, Ge° r g e oharli t Aaron Game, Chas Hopkins, William J. Coolieg: ‘ ,10 0 0 , Nash, John P. Davey, Frederick W. C. Hickey, Hastie. Edw ard lat t° Masters.—Jeremiah Russ e ll, J ames D oug l a s. 0, 3 ter, Joseph Oakey, George Heather, William it . 4, cat, William Every. ,t David Medical Officers.— Garden Milne, M.D., S. e ff M.Thomas Denuir, A.S. Ph n Pwsers. Ge o rge H. Toulmain, J o h n Sampson , Cisr, William Edwards. re , ROYAL Al A ItIN ES. —Majo r -G enera l Harry • e wis; Meets taina Giles Meech, William H. R o bi nson , ?Wall:J. ll r% ) , First Lieutenants David Logan, Henry Parker,r" u %finr Second Lieutenants Alexander Gordon, Thoma s , A Alfred Burton. London s Printed and Published by MURDO. Y A -lr iAmit No. 112, Strand, at Th e Sus Offiee, No. ifeL 1134 th e County of Middl 4sex, M onday, O cto b er 3, Sept. 17. S e t /. 0 .- y 1 Highest Lowest Daily Mean . 61 57 General Register Office, Sept. 29, 1 ti 42. ..e -........ 2 —..—....-..- m _ BIRTHS. geo- t . 00 ,i f igi On the 23d ult., at Littl es t one, N ew R omn ey, Ad : i W ) lady of Lieutenant D. 13. G. Gr a nt, R.N., of O a , - • still born. 0 f1 . 4i On tho 21st ult., at H anover, 01, , Mrs. A. Mortimer , v On the 24th ult., th e lady of William Entwisle , ' • Rusholme House, near Manchester, of a daughter. / ,X' g MARRIED. br'i On the 28th ult., a t S t. J ames ' s C hapel, Edinburg' ",:$,•l Ellis Dudgeon, Esq., M.D., of Liverpool, to Eml li s t it second daughter o f th e l ate Li eutenant- C o l one l Joh° .4 ? land Sin c l air , o f t h e R oyal Artillery. list On the 29th u l t. , at F res hf ord, S ornerse tshire, th o a sir!" i, John Gas e l ee, R ector o f Li ttle Yeldham, Essex , t o ps , pill' Anne Griffith, thi r d d aug ht er o f henry Mant, El4,°