The Sun. — London, England, 1842-11-11 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER ii 1842. I 1 ......................0................."11. INGToGN . . . . . . . . . . . . ........,............. . . . . . . . . . . . . . '......''...."."..'''...." " sertion. Mr. Justice Patteson had, on Monday, vestment Company there ?—He was, but I discounted me to Douglas, I understand that some are held by a 1 The usual time was one hour, from the Mansion-house GENERAL RAILWAY INFORMA- 1 person named Sherbourne, a hosier in the Strand, and ' to Piceadilly, and drivers were not particular to a fewCORN AVERA GEN. on the motion of Mr. M. Chambers, granted a writ these bills for him in his private capacity. TION. , Distances Hweii TAUNTON. 7fromi s P ou a t d h d a i i n i g 9 to , n wr . est 6E:sir:DA LA V ~ . ..;RA OR PRICES OF' BRITISH CORN, of habeas for the bringing up the body of the prie Mr. James — We must have Mr. Nicholls here to that his brother, a small farmer at Hounslow, is said minutes more. 414 n p ADD ST ATIONS, Cur the Week ended INTov. 5. 1842, made from the IIeHIPOS O. soner for the purpose of hearing the cause of his corn- know from him his poSition, as to the discount to have discounted others of them to the amount of To rebut the charge of bad language the defendant N.B. in the following Tables M signifies before Noon, and I D the Inspectr, in the ,lire rent Cities ti p nTs in England and served at of one of these bills after it became due. It is to be nearly 20,0001. Under these circumstances, I was called a witness who was outside the omnibus at the , rayton 13, SLOUGH 18, MAIDENHEAD '221, Twyford 304, ser Imperial Qo vri. tr. mittal inquired into. When the writ was E after it. Wheat 'l3 48s '''' ••• 17:. 514 Beans ......... 31s. lid . Tothell-fields Bride well, to which prison he had been taken here with all its equities, but with no more. advised to file a bill in Chancery to make him account time. This witness merely said he did not hear any ..G. I READING 3 5 4, Pan bourne 414. Gorin g 44 Wallingfo rd . 4d. 1 o..ta Road 47 1 SEv g r ' .. 4 : :, Barley Wale ..,,,,,, 28; 2d. 1 Rye .. ommitted, it was discovered that Captain Douglas Mr. Commissioner FONBLANQUE — It must stand for their possession ; and this morning 1 perceive by abuse given. LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM. a , 1: ENTON .A. 4, Farrin„don Road 63,, Shriven- AVERAGES OF TH E LAST SIX WEEKS• Committed, ham 714, Swrino; 77 Junction with t e Cheltenha • - W•• PEASE had been removed in custody, and was on his road to over just now. the papers that it was set down for hearing this day. Mr. Merernr said he was fully satisfied of the en- STATIONS, with their Distances from London. , 'y ( il Tri Rall eks ending , WHEAT. Lam - ! nay) WOOTON BASSET 824, CHIPPENHAM 934, Corsham ---- ---------.. _'_-- ids after him, Lord Huntingtower sworn and examined by Mr. Sherbourne has sued me, but has not yet obtained a tire truth of Mr. Black ' s statement. It was impos- ' 4 , LONDON Harrow 11 'WATFORD 17 3 K • ' L r ' ' a , mg s ant,ley 21, 984, Box 1 , i 10EvapiiiEtA-nhgNtrrhsTeiior W ESTERN. 91a BATE 10154, Twerton 1084, Saltforu 1111, Oct. I ,— 1 51 2 28 5 I; 6 3: 0 4 VI 6 ,,' Chatham. Messengers were despatc Boxmoor 241, Berkhampstead 28, TRING 31 4 , Aylesbury 434, ' Kev h , 'I ." A 15 16'29 8 18 6300!33 0 33 s the wr it was served, and the return was made this JAMES—I never kept any regular accounts, .but e t I • udgment. B ible to conceive a more flagrant outrage than that n 1134 BeasToi. 118 1 Nailsea 1264 Clevedon Road LEIGHTON 41, Bletchley and Fenny Stratfor46l, Wor.,,vxa- , 13tir ns aI ' . 4, ' 15 I think Nicholls 's bill was 275/. I accepted a minority After a further examination, the proceedings were which the defendant had committed on a. respectable Banwell 13 WESTON SUPER MERE 1364, High- 22 5O 928111a1i 32 7 32 2 morning. Tort Pe, Roade 60, BLISWORTH 62i, Weedon 691, Crick i br 4' idge 1452-, BRIDGEWATER 151 1 T i 3 162,. 'l9 49 5284185317 32 2 33 1 The Attorney and Solieitor - G , eneral and Mr. Clark- bill for Colonel Copeland, which I afterwards re- adjourned. gentleman, by applying to him in the public streets and Welton 751, Room - (Midland Counties Junction) 83, 4 4, A / NTON NOV. 5I 48 7 28 2 17 5 21.` to • 31 11 34 son, appeared on the part of the East India Company newed, but I never got any thing for it. I lent my NOVEMBER 10. Brandon 89 COVENTRY language so disgraceful and disgusting. He (Mr. , Ereray 94, Hampton (Derby Junction) 103, DOWN TRAINS Departure Arrival at Arrivai at from Swindon their IMPERIAL AGGREGATE AVERAGES OF THE SIX was te s 6d . in support of the commitment, and Mr. Montague name to him (the Colonel) for several bills, he always THE CASE OF LORD HUNTINGTOWER. BiRaIINGHAM 1121. ' Maltby) felt it to be his duty to protect the public . Daily, except Sundays. . Paddington. ..__, .33 Chambers appeared for Captain Douglas. On the promising to take them up, and I received no other (Before Air. Commissioner FONBLANQUE.) as far as possible against such conduct, and he should, ' Departur..• Arrival Arrival Goods Train to r. - Anton .... 430A110 0 AI 855 E l'arleT • 2.83. 7,1,1 Rye Sts. Lt.l Pea. e••••••• conclusion of the arguments in a case of a rule for a ►value for them than now and then a horse : I did not The examination of the bankrupt was resumed this therefore, inflict the highest penalty the law permitted, DOWN TRAINS. from at :.t To ' Taunton ... . ......... .... 6 0 835 12 35 Dimas OW FOREIGN DORIC, . • 10). el new trial, which presented no features of interest, know it was discounted until told so by Nicholls, who morning by Mr. COLE, who appeared on behalf of I without listening for a moment to any application for London. Rugby. B rmingliam Ditto . Short Train to Maidenhead 9 0 8 0 10 45 2 20 955 51 Wheat......... 203. 0.1. i Oats Birley 10s. 61.1 Pease ..... •• P. The ATTOREY-GENERAL said, in the case of Cap- asked me to renew it, adding, that if I did so, he Messrs. Peason and Co., creditors for 1,8001., Mr. mitigation. The fine of 31, and expenses was inflicted Mixed, to Birmingham ... 60M 1 930 M 11 15 M MAIL, to Taunton . ... 1 ... ... 015 10 E 410 E . fain Douglas, in which case a writ of habeas has been would let me have some more money, but I never got- Elmore for 1,200/., and Air. Aiathieson for 986/. ; and and paid. Third Class, min 770128 E 3 30 E Short Train to !Maidenhead 11 0 granted, and which your Lordships had appointed for any more from him. after a short examination the further hearing was put William Barren, an unlicensed driver, was charged Mixed, ditto argument to -day, lam informed that my Learned Air. Commissioner FONBLANQ . • UE—Dul nothing off till the 13th of January. First Class, ditto with having between ten and eleven o'clock, while in • , Mixed, to Rugby 915 10 E 2 0 Short Train to Slough To Taunton 2OE 450 215 8 55 HAY MARKETS. SMITHFIELD.—Coarse meadow hay, 3/5s to 31 15s; Friend, Mr. Chambers,i who appears on the part of pass between you, Mr. Holt, and Mr. Nicholls, when a state of violent intoxication, driven the cab, No. 252, *MAIL, First Class Captain Douglas, is desirous of further time. your over-due bill was discounted? —Nothing more, POLICE INTELLIGENCE. against the chaise-cart of Mr. Thomas Hardeastle, Mixed, to Birmingham ... 11 02 43 430 To Bristol Mr. Custestozas—l understand that the other side Sir, than this ; that as Lord Huntingtower was at the (YESTERDAY.) of No. 8, Poland-street, Oxford-street, cheesemonger, Ditto ditto also are desirous of further time. time in London the bill would be paid; a judgment • MANSION-HOUSE. and causing damage to the amount of 3/. ; and also Ditto, to Aylesbury ...... 3 0 Ditto, to Birmingha m... 5 0 I 8 38 10 15 To Swindon MAIL, to Taunton 73010 30 to 1/ 18s; wheat straw, 1/ 18s to 21 per load. Both otations. Lord DENMAN—If you wish for further time, that has been obtained upon this bill. Two young men, named TV illiamson and Earle endangering the life of Mr. Hardeastle, who was • Ditto, to Wolverton 855 11 35 2 ha • andstraw moved I ' , 55 M 3 o I sloes ly, at the above qu a .. is enough. Mr. Commissioner FONBLANQUE—That will not were brought before the Lord Mayor charged with thrown out of his vehicle with tremendous force, *Men., Mixed B3ollhBl 30 51 2151110 45 CUNIBERLAND.—COarSe meadow ha ve 3/ 8 3 t ° '` ~ 7 1 8 5 The ATTORNEY-GENERAL—We have no objection, save you if there was no bona fide consideration. having, been concerned in robberies on the river but most providentially escaped without injury. The °AM, to York, by Rugby 9 0 !I2 1531 SUNDAY DOVVN TR AINi. useful ditto, 4/ 2s to 4/ es ; fine upland ditto, 4 traw , my Lord. Mr. JAMES said he wished to be furnished with a Thames. Mr. Humphreys appeared for the pro- defendant was fined 3/. for his misconduct, and the „ 830 \l e, load. Mr. CHAMBERB—I am anxious for further time, for list of the creditors who had proved. secution. amount of the damage done, and not being able to pay UP TRAINS. Departure Depar. Arrival ,To Reading from lure from at 9 0 reason — the application for a habeas was made in Mr. Levi, of Arundel-street, Strand, claimed to Mr. Phillips, Custom-house agent of Rood-lane, he was committed for two months to hard labour. Birmingham Rugby. London. I Short. Train to Slough . .... 930 , ~ : eteir to Taunton . . ..... .. 10 15 11 0 E 430 E WIIITECIIAPEL.—Coarse meadow hay, a/ to 31 15s; Jose h Hai er and Henry ield the former 22 a great hurry, and no motion was made with regard prove upon a bill for 20 0 /., and stated, in answer to stated that he had barges lying in the river near p p y , ' *mixed from Wolverton ----- .. ......... ..... ...... ..... 930 M ITo Taunton useful ditto, 41 to 41 4s ; fine upland ditto, to the depositions taken before the Magistrate by questions put by Mr. James, that on the sth of Octo - Nicholson's Wharf. On Monday night one of those and the latter 14 years of age, were charged with . ' Ditto ditto , Short i ac. ea by whom Captain Douglas was committed. lam bet, 1841, he gave the money to a person of the name barges, in which chests of tea were deposited, vvas being concerned with another lad, named Joyce also Ditto, from Birmi h " lig am... 1031 8 2331 12 45 E 1 To Sw in don 7 0 110 0 to 4/ 103 ; clover hay, 4/ 8s to 51 15s ; - r anxious to move for a certiorari to remove them into of Canty for this bill, and he now further owed him aso secured on the outside as to induce people to sup- in custody, but who is remanded till Monday next), in Ditto, from Aylesbury this Court before the case comes on for argument. sum of 8001. After some examination, pose that there was nobody on board and when it oe buroleriously entering the shop of Air. Kennedy, * Mem, First Class Lord DENMAN—I suppose there is no objection to Mr. Commissioner FONBLANQUE—This proof must became dark Williamson and another man who is not bookseller and stationer, Portman-place, Edgware- Mixed, from Birmingham 10 0 111 17 315 UP TRAINS , Time Leave Arrival i of Swindon at MEAT MARKETS. Ditto ditto ,12 Noon 1123 E 6 0 Daily, • except Sundays. , Starting. Junction. Paddington. Soueneer Nov,market to-day Wes nio ., ... ov. 9•—Our that ? be deferred; it is at present very complicated, and in custody entered the vessel. Upon another occa- road, and stealing therefrom money and other pro- Ditto ditto IIISE 1 2 35 630 .. Short Train from Reacting... 730 Al .. t 1 b b th 5 , ...... ~ 855 31 dere ey, but not to say heavily, supplied wi ts3 te The ATTORNEY-GENERAL —None whatever, my requires further investigation. sion, Earle and the same person who accompanied perty belonging to the complainant. Ditto, from Rugby Lord. Perhaps your Lordship will be so kind as to Mr. Levi — l don't think, Sir, it is worth my while Williamson, entered another barge belonging to the John Kennedy swore that he shut up his shop on Third Class, from Birming. 220413 10 0 From Swindon '7 30 rate s fix this day week for the hearing. to prove for it, as I shall get nothing, but I shall prosecutor, and stole a chest of tea, but the property Tuesday evening, and left in a box, which stood in First Class, ditto '40517 9 Is From Bristol 170847A l 11 25 and Sheep cominanded a steady inquiry at fll in a Lord DENMAN—Is there not something else ap- lodge a detainer upon my judgment. was recovered from them. Earle had been in the the parlour behind, the sum of 10 guineas in gold. Mixed, ditto pointed for that day ? No further proofs having been tendered, • • employment of the prosecutor, and Williamson was downstairs on When hecame Wednesday morning *MAIL, Mixed, ditto =:' *Mixed, from Rugby l2 Night 123 M ; 5 3031 1 5 15 0 MAIL, from Bristol ..... ..., 840 10 28 Short. Tr. from Maidenhead 345 E k Se ,• 4 45 3s 4d to 4s 4d; Veal, 3s 6d to 4s 2d ; and r or ' Mr. CLAassoN—The Solicitor-General, who is in Mr. JAMES proceeded to make some observations well known in the neighbourhood. he found that a back window, looking into The Sunday Trains arc marked *. Goods Train from Taunton..' 73031540 E ' 12 0 c oIC -- "' • garden had been forced open, and the contents the case appo i n ted for this day week, has desired me upon the enormous amount of debts and liabilities con - John Poole stated that he was employed by Mr. a small ln addition to those marked, there is a Mixed Train leaves From Taunton - to state to your Lordship, that this case can be taken tamed in the noble bankrupt' aanc-he amount - Phillips on board the Nevvbury barge lying off of the box, with some pocket books, pen and other BirminFham on Sundays at 130 E, calling at all the Stations, Ditto ins to nearly 200,000/., while it contained no account Nicholson's Wharf on Monday night. He had knives, two seals, tortoise - shell box, a number of silver and arriving in London at 730 E. From Taunton either before or after that case. 7 5 sine' Lord Dineetaie—How can we tell how long the whatsoever of the disposal of any part of the property closed the hatchway, and made all apparently secure, , thimbles and other articles from the shop, had been Short Tr. from Maidenhead 8 0 in other kinds of stock exceedingly little was Pa s 4 ,is e before or after that may last- It would be bet- which he hadbeen possessed of, either before or during and took up his station in the cabin, in which were s g tolen. He eve immediate information to the police. BIRMINGHAM AND DERBY. From Taunton cas MAIL, from Taunton . , 3 15 11 15 645 930 5 Beef from 3s 2d to 4s 2d ; Mutton 3s 4d to 4 . ter to take it some other day. In the Present state the course of his trading. If the Noble Lord had deposited several chests of tea. Between eight and nine Hall, 64 D, said that he took a boy named Joyce DOWN. 11 - UP.' Go ids Train from Taunton.; 630 E 2 40 235 M 525 51 Veal, 3s 4d to 4s ; and Pork, 3s 1 d 7 40 0 to 4 s 4d P er rig s ' of the Crown paper, I think we may fix this for thought proper to become a trader, and now o'clock he heard a noise, as if somebody was walking sought into custody in Northumberland-street, with the tor- - 1 Depar•ure Arrival i Departure Arrival SUNDAY UP TRAINS. Suckling Calves, 16s to 28s ; quarter old Store 6, C 3 Wednesday. to obtain the benefit of these laws which were in- on deck. Upon opening the door he saw Williamson toise-shell box stolen from Air. Kennedy in his pos- TRAINS. from Bir. I ' .1 at ' TRAINS. from at Bin. Short Train from Slough 15/ to 181 each. f°t The AT —lf your Lordship tended to protect traders, why then ' he must be sub- I and another :man, who was in the act of unlocking , session and acting upon information received i tningham , Derby -- •I— . Derby. mingham. From Swindon ;7 0 pleases. jected to the same scrutiny, and his expenditure be the hatchway leading to the cabin. Witness asked from him, he went to the prisoner Harper ' s ;e - e -- ——-- -- MAIL, from Taunton MAIL 1 12 30M 2 1 1 , 4 "1 ' 53 Mixed .. 8 2051 10 20 M 1 6 45 10 30 M 110 E lodgings in Stephen-street and with the assist- Mr. CHAMBERS—There is some difficulty, my Lord, liable to as strict an investigation as any other person them what they wanted, and they immediately passed 2 0, ~ . *Mixed,...l 7080 ' • 5 , Ditt0... , 11 45 145 E Short T • from ....... rain Slough ... 50 E ...... Ss he as to the custody. If Captain Douelas coatinues in becoming a bankrupt. He would now proceed to the into another barge. Soon said however, y ance of another constable, took him and Field into lst &2d , 10 30 12 15 E • ' . Ditto." 130 E 3 20 From Taunton ... ... l2 30 420 E 1 20 3s 2d to 4s 4d ; Mutton, 3s fid to 4s ed ; Veal, military custody at Chatham, his legal advisers would further examination of his Lordship as to several returned, and Williamson said if he would let them custody. Class 1 25E 315 Ist • &2d .. ,I 430 620 Short Tr. from ?Maidenhead; 730 Thom son ,4 D--Went to Mr. Kennedy 's andtraced Trains 4 0 554 MAIL 'll 0 12 45 AI not have the same opportunities of access to him as if items in his balance-sheet, his object being to ascer- have some tea they would let him have the trebles p , . . y . ... . •.. . Ditto from Reading ....I 0 . —Beef, 3s sto4s4d i ' 6 41 he continues in custody in London. fain the difference between the bona fide and the (supposed to mean the third part of the produce of footsteps from his back' window through other two mixed ..... 6158 15 I Mam, from Taunton .... ' 1 ... 1 15 33 2 3551 5 2511 3s 8d to 4s 4d ;Veal, 3s 4d to 45 ; and Pork, t riad The Short Trains stop at all the intervening Stations. 0 to - Lord DENMIN—I do not think we can interfere in mala fide debts. The Learned Counsel then con- the sale). Witness said he would do no such thing, gardens, belonging to other parties, and saw that the The Trains marked *run on Sundays, in addition to which to 4s 2d, per Sibs. Supply very moderate, 0 that matter. I dare say you will have all proper fact- tinued—l see your Lordship puts down 3,0001. as the and they then went away. Trains leave Birmingham and Derby at 5 30 a nd arrive at thieves must have got over a low brick-wall, from • y E, either place at 7 15 E. SOUTH WESTERN. heavy. sea s to-d o sf lities given to you for communicating with your client. amount of your election expenses at Andover; now I Williamson said it was all a mistake, with the ex. Hatton-place ; found a number of small articles con- STATIONS, with CHICHESTER, Nov. 9.—Our market . ses vIY _ their Distances from Nine Elms. , well supplied with stock, which moved off slv c t The case was accordinglepostponedtill Wednesday. 'wish to know how you make out that sum ?—I can- ception of the fact that he got into the barge, for he eealed in some lime in the further , garden, which Mr. MIDLAND COUNTIES. NINE EIMS, Wandsworth 3, Wimbledon 6 KINGST , or,: 10, the following quotations :—Beef, 3s 2d to , , or k, not tell you exactly, for I kept no books, as I did not was obliged to step across one barge to get over to Kennedy identified as his property. STATIONS, with their Distances from Rugby. Esher and Hampton Court 13, Walton 151, We bridrre 17 BAIL COURT, Nov. 10. think I was liable to be made a bankrupt, and all I another. Duke 4D, heard Field, when in the cell at the . WOKING 23, Farnborough 311 NT hfl Id , RUGBY, ULLESTHoneE 74, Broughton-Astley 11, Wig. •, inc e 38, HaslNb- Y .„,,, ir Mutton, 3s 6d to 4s 6d.; Veal, 33 4d to 45 *- ' - • THE QUEEN V. BADGER AND CARTWRIGHT. had to assist me in making out my balance-sheet A 'witness named Pearce stated, that on another station-house ask Harper who had " split," and when stonl6 3 / 4 , LEICESTER 20, SYSTON 241, Sileby 274, Barrow 30, STOKE 46, Andover Road 56, WINCHESTER 64, Bishopstoke 33 10d to 43 2d per Sibs. ..e lc! 1. Mr. Justice PATTESON delivered judgment in this were my recollection and a few memoranda. night he saw the prisoner Earle, accompanied by the other replied that he could not tell, he said, "it Lonowisortoucx (Gosport Junction) 72, Souris 321, Kegsvotah (Nottingham Junction) 374, . SOUTHAMPTON 77, Bottley 77, Fare- : . case. Upon looking at the affidavits, his Lordship said, You were a candidate, I believe, my Lord, for the Williamson ' s companion, pushing off from the barge was that b— Joyce, but he would do for him yet.. " Sawley 424, Borrowash 454, DERBY 494. ham 82, GOSPORT 87. COUNTRY CORN MARK I ETS. 1 01 ' ,s I find that the defendants were not only quite wrong representation of Andover. Yes, I recollect well John Webb, the property of Mr. Phillips, in a lug- Mr. Fell (the chief clerk) said to Mr. Long, that DOWN I UP. Departure Arrival at Arrival Wheat. i Barley. ,Oats. 1 Deans. ..........-, DOWN TRAINS. — in refusing bail on the grounds stated by them, but being a candidate for Andover. Before my going boat, in which he observed a chest of tea. He asked the boy Field and another had already been mom- from the manner in which they refused it, the expres- down there I was told that I could obtain a large them what they had in the lug-boat, but they, with- mated from that office, and had been tried at the Old TRAINS. from Departure Arrival at TRAINS. from Departure Arrival at Nine Elms. ton. Gosport. Boston —.--- Braintree 52 60 27 22 30 38 -- i 7, sions they used at the time, and thecircumstancesthat sum of money to pay off my minority debts, but I out replying, went away, leaving the property be- Bailey for burglary, but had been discharged, as it Rugby. Derby Derby. Rugby. Mix, d Train Ditto 70 M 14 5 M LI 30 6.ighton 9 0 . 51 62 27 31 22 26 36 41 35 99 .--._ 40 12 20 E 10 E Cambridge 46 52 93 18 3.2 1 cis ,g they stated, they had other reasons, which they did not found upon inquiry that I was not to have or to ex- hind them, which he immediately took possession of. was alleged that two such boys could not have been Fast Tram ist ___ -- ----.-- . • 645319 0 AI Ist choose to bring forward, though desiredto do so ; and pest as much money from my family as I was before He found that the chest of tea was one of twenty- guilty of such a crime. , Goads Train 2d ...... 945 12 10 E2d ...... 10 30 12 50 E NI ix, d Train l2 Noon 610 625 Dunmow raised such a case as to justify the granting of a rule led to expect. An objection, however, was taken to seven chests which had been under the care of Mr. Mr. LONG having asked if the prisoners had any- 3d 306 0 5 0 6 cab Grantham ..., 44 55 24 27 21 58 22 t% 1 „... 04 Grisby 5O 60 28 33 IS 21 36 " ee - calling on the Magistrates to explain their conduct. me at the election as I was not of age, and Lord Wm. Phillips in his barge. thing to say, and being answered in the negative, re- 4h 250 530 E .. 4h ...... 440 7 0 Nlixed Train 5 0 831 9 0 Nails! am 66 62 2 6 32 19 21 30 34 .... 7 , The rule, however, must be against the two Alsigis- Paget was elected. Earle said he really knew nothing of any chest of mended them till Monday, when they will be brought sth k3 45 10 50 ' sth 6th Mail 12 2051 [ 2 ' •7 30 10 0 4911 6th Mail 10 40 12 50 M MAII. .. G.•,ods Train 10 0 .11 57 4 0 Al 5 0 ie. ai INI Hitchin 5O 67 27 34 20 30 34 45 'se ~., 05 • Ipsivich 4l 52 20 25 19 22 27 3„,, 4 ` w a wa and not against all the five, bec-ause though the And yet your Lordship states you expended 3,000/. tea, and that he had got into the lug-boat in order to up with Joyce, and finally examined. SUNDAYS. I..ewes 5l 60 24 28 19 22 20 ,411 „ In ON SUNDAYS , Mixed Train warrant of committal seems to have been signed by all upon that election?—Yes, I did. It was expended in get hold of his jacket, which was on board the barge, John Britinan, a very fashionably dressed young Ist ...... 730M10 0 NI Ist ...... 645M9 30 E Ditto the five, Badger and Cartwright seem the only two various ways. It was disbursed by Mr. Henry Port- in which he had been some time before employed by man, was charged with shoplifting. Moses Levy, 2d who refused the bail, and the other three do not seem ner, of Andover. and by Mr. Busini, of Stockbridge e Mi. Phillips. shopman to Mr. John Jacobson, of No. 322, Oxford- 34 Evenin l'' t ' • • g, 1 4 , 4 1 4, and sli tel worth 57 61 28 30 21 24 34 sp 90 to be implicated in any way in refusing bail. The but I kept no correct account of it, though I paid The LORD Aleyoa, who perfectly well understands 4th street, jeweller and silversmith, stated that between Th . of .-. 12 20 NI 249 NI 4th Mail 10 40 12 50 31 g,ca ling . intervening stations, and performing the journey Rumford man hour and ten minutes Sundays at 9 1 . M, and at '2 , ' - ' sa ndw ic h , ,s 34 -" 52 58 .6 30 17 .4 26 ,„ 23 , 4 1 and 71, k.. 5O 56 30 31 21 24 22 •••' so •At rule, therefore, must be against those two only. myself the majority of the bills, such as tavern bills the ingenious manceuvring of the Thames thieves, re- twelve and one o'clock yesterday, afternoon, the pri- e times arriving at and departing Derby are nearly the same. from Nottingham and l'netford De..arture Departure Arrival Wishech THE QUEEN.V. ELLIS AND GREENWOOD. and the like. mended the prisoner, and directed that more particu- soner came into:his employer s shop h. . and asked to•look UP TRAINS. frotn from South. at Witham 44 54 j 23 2,9 21 26 27 •'",„ 153 • . In this case a rule was obtained calling upon the Allow me to ask where your Lordship then had lar inquiry should be made about them and their at some rings, which were shown to him in atra,y, and NORTH MIDLAND. -- Gosport. ampt3n. Nine Elms. Yarmouth 5O 55 !So 32 24 30 58 *" 1 • "l e defendants, Magistrates of the West Riding of York- 3,000/. to expend ?—I had it not all at that time, but practices. he purchased one and paid for i, t and directed it to be (IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE MIDLAND COUN- MAIL xed Train .. 131 51 215 M 505 M WHEAT, English, White, per 701 b... LI V ERPOOL CORN 51 A RKET.—Nov.B; ~, 8 4 8. uu• • 7., 9 sie, to show cause why a mandamus should not a part was paid before and a part after my majority. Childs, the constable who had been employed by witness was doin wrapped in paper, and while wi gso he TIES, BIRMINGHAM AND DERBY, MANCHES. 6n - Od. fe i, 630 7 0 10 3.. ..—..... Red issue, commanding them to grant a warrant of dis- I had 500/. from Mr. Douglas, a bill agent or broker, the late Lord Mayor in the investigation of the Bri- observed him " hook" up one of the rings in the tray TER AND SHEFFIELD, MANCHESTER AND Mixed Train ...8 15 1i 15 8 3' l 9 0 315 E --- Scotch, Welch, and Manx 12 30 Irish, White 0 ' O, " 4.1. 6 9 0 tress against the goods of Thomas Wall, an inhabi- living in Buckingham-street, Strand. I had also 600/. fish American Emigration and Colonization affair, with his little finger, and put it into his coat pocket. LEEDS, HULL AND SELBY, ANI) THE GREAT Fast Train lO 30 II 0 0 0 --- Red g' 6 'OS tent of the township of Keightley, who had been on the 29th of January, which I paid into Aiessrs. and who apprehended Pratt, one of the persons ens Having received the ring he had purchased, he hastily NORTH OF ENGLAND.) Mixed Train Fast Train . 239 3fi 6 0 Foreign AI n 6 OATS, English. Welsh, and Scotch, per 45W. ....... rated to a rate of 18s. for the relief of the poor of Heath's bank at Andover. I find that I paid in on gaged to go out as Captain of the Barbadoes to Prince left the shop but was stopped b the witness.Y He DOWN TRAINS. Mixed Train 530609 15 -- Irish .. ,„ F . 4a' .0 Goods Train - Foreign the said Union. It appeared that Wall was lessee of the 29th of July a further sum of 1,3001. I think Edward ' s Island, upon a charge of bigamy, came to was committed for trial. Departure from Arrival at SUNDAYS. lismir, English, Malting, per Imp. quarter,......... 3 ° 1 4 1 3 $ certain tenements in the parish of Keightley, devised also that I had some money at this time from Mr. the Justice-roem to inform the Lord Mayor as to his CLERKENWELL. I I NI An. Mixed Train - Scotch and Irish, per 6011)s. 930 10 tl 145 E ---- Feeding 3 3 0 38-'' bY a Person named John Drake in 1713, f , r the pur - Moss Davis somewhere about 500/., or it might he proceedings with regard to thetwo wives of Mr. Pratt. Inspector Penny communic ated the following dis- Derb e Sheffield. 'Sheffield.i Leeds. I Z an ' York. cter. Darling. ton. Ditto .... ....... . _ 430 E 50 E 833 ' HEAN, , , English, per Imperial quarter 34 °34 • r Dose of maintaining a free school and a qualified master. Lowe, and also from other parties, but I have no my. Hobler baying stated to the Lord Mayor tbe tressing occurrence to the Magistrate : — The wife of 3I 31 - irl'h, 8 “. I days at 9 1 * M, 6 1 4, and 81*E. -- Voreien The testator also desired that the parish of Keightley account of either how, when, or where, I either re- circumstances of the charge against Pratt, James Parfitt, police-constable 38 G, an active and • ..... ... 7 3531 .. lO 15 11 45 11 01 45 32 ° $.4 -.. l'r ass, English, per Iniiierial quarter 615 845 9 : 1 0M I ... ..... would exempt the tenements from all rates and im- ceived or paid it. lam sure, however, that I expended Childs said he had written c lwice to the young wo- efficient officer, has lain dangerously ill at Bartholo- 930 LONDON AND BRIGHTON. -- Foreign positions. A demand for poor-rate being made in nearly 3,500/. back. On M n man, who had been . unfortunate enough to be the mew's Hospital for some time ... o day last 10 45 11 45 1 15E 50E2 0 E 5 ISE 12 45E 2 OE 2 45E 4 0 635 445 7 0 FL:IUR, English, per 28011 s. STATIONS, with their Distances from London Bridge. Irish , s 1 May last from Wall, he refused to pay, on the ground Then did your Lordship pay for Lord William second wife of Pratt, and who resided in the Cove of the constable when he got off dot went to visit her •; 3454305307 0 8 45 7 45 LONDON, New Cross 3, CROYDON 101, Godstone Road /3A, ?Alrgr: A t._, English and Irish.per 2401bs ,2l°„ 20 •',O '. AS " st ~,, that his of was not subject to the rate. The Paget?—He was elected upon the principle, that if . Cork, informing her that the person who had so cruelly on passing through Smithfi eld a large shepherd ' s dog 40530630 i 8 15 10 0 Stoat's Nest 14/, Alerstham 191, RED HILL 214 Herloy 9 51 6. ‘' ,.. D i!:; ' , ( r7ofi '4 l le l ;! - a r i=ker . Joe.. • ............ ..... .0. I) 5. 6- A .. overseers of the parish upon this applied to the Magis - he were required by me or by the constituency to ;treated her was in custody, and that it was necessary ran against him and knocke d him down. In falling 6 0 730 815 I 9 45 THREE BRIDGES 294, Balcombe 331, HAYWARD'S HEATH 11• LT, ptr Imperial quarter ..... ...... ... ... ... ....... • 46 4) . ..... .... ril trates of the Keightley Union fora warrant of dis - resign the seat, he should do so at once in favour of i for her to appear against him in London. To these his leg was caught in one of the Pens, and badly frac- SUNDAYS. 71, Hassock's Gate 4,31, BRIGHTON 01. • . _ 0" 5 OEI 6 19E tress to levy the rate, which they refused, entertaining me, and not having done so, I think that as a man of i communications he had received answers that the se- tured. He was conveyed to the Hospito soon after, 3 19 0 Z 8 4511 Leave I Arrive in 9 451111 . 1531 IOE 12 Noon DOWN , London. Brighton. UP, Brighton. London. doubts as to the legal liability of Wall to pay the Tate. honour he is bound to repay me. He has derived all sand wife was very happy in getting rid of such a and now lies there under surgical treatment. The poor 3 OE 4 30E 5 30E1 7 15E 930 8 of TO DEATH. . • • This refusal was endorsed by Mr. Ellis and two other the benefit, and, as a gentleman. he is bound to pay scoundrel, and that she wou ld wil lin g l y appear against fellow has a large number of children, who remain at Mixed ...... 745M10 15 M From Croy. 0 *** The Down Trains arrive at Hull in about tato hours MAIL. First 9 7(i Magistrates named Greenwood. The overseers then me. Samuel Bamford Hamer was at the election, him to have him severelY Punished, but she was too his lodgings in a. most distressed condition. There is later than their arrival at York. I class . ,01 applied to the Magistrates of Skipton, who refused and on the Sunday preceding the election, Lord Wil - Poor to und ertake a part ill the prosecution without no likelihood of their parent being able to leave the - --- - --- ----- - Mixed ... 11 45 215 E Mixed First Class 9 0 11 0 children annually destroyed b*accidental fire jos ls' to enter upon the case. A second application was Liam Paget, Mr. Busini, and myself put our names to having her expenses paid. , Hospital for many weeks. The CommisSioners of UP TRAINS. Ditto I , 0 )2 : 1 4) E 1 „ 0 country, than there were liindoo widows yea r d'ftee . then made. to the Aiagistrates of Keightley, two of a bill for 400 L, which was given to Hame t The LORD MAYOR having learned from Mr. Hob- Police allow lls. a week, which is barely sufficient to get Departure from I Arrival at First Class 420 Mixed . 830 First Class 33, 1 , 10 E 4,' inolated, until lately, on the flaming piles of aSu A 5 :10 , 3 11 " fe e others being ' whom refused to grant the warrant, two - • to inclined to do so. A rule nisi to compel them was but though Hamer took away the bill, we never Ben d' hb k db • • h over ' ld dition to the Hospital fare. ing er ac ,an ringing er again, wou Darling. Man. I Goods 9 0 "-, poi I Goods 9 , 12 3 6 M , press, greatly to its credit, has given currencY e Or • York. Leeds. Sheffield. Sheffield. Derby, ToCroydon 939 by s ''' therefore granted. obtained a farthing of money for it—(A laugh)—nor be considerable, and that after all, there would be no UNION-HALL. ton. che‘te 6 031 7 3551 . 8 J 531 10 1531 mixed SUNDAYS I From SUNDAYS. ; h o rror of sentiment necessarily awakened still ,iloo Mr. HALL now showed cause against the rule. , did I see Hamer himself, though possibly he might security for her appears at the trial of the accused, Edward Beaslam was charged with stealing a piece to e, 115 E ' Mixed .... 7:0 M I() 01 I table a truth, which addresses itself „not gate.- The Solicitor-General and Mr. Baines were heard have been at the election. The polling was just two said that he would not by any means consent to put containing one dozen bandanna handkerchiefs, from the 6 1551 8 4531 70M9301045 11 45 12 45E Ditto in support of it.—Judginent deferred. days before I came of age. the City to such expense. shop of a hosier, in Newington-causeway. 915 12 . Noon 10 OIOE2 OE I 2 45E 415 ToCroydrin 10 0 Ditto 6 0 De . A !!0 I above advanced, viz., that " upwards of °, be 0 0 , 12 15E1 3OE 1 10E 4 0 530 630 815 SHOREHAM BRANCH.—MixedTrains leave Brighton for Shore. • deal' fright I wish to ask your Lordship, had you amongst the Mr. Hobler said that from all he had heard of Air. The prisoner walked into the complainant's shop, ham daily at 73 • and 9 3,1 M, and at 12 15, 2 15, 4 47,, and 7OE : sail children db are annually burnt to . for COURT OF EXCHEQUER, Nov. 10.3 30 16 19 445 7 9 to 12 I 8 45 10 9 whole of you, on the Sunday before the polling, such Pratt it was very probable there wouldbe applications and having desired to look at some silk stocks, took an On Sundays at 9 OM, and at 2 IS, 3 45 , 5 15, ands -V.E , i cident in England. " To deplore this n otif CORPUS-CHRISTI COLLEGE V. ELLIS. a sum as 100/. ?—I cannot say, but I had not. otherfrom wives of that gentleman, if they thought it opportunity, when the shopman's back was turned, of I 6 45311 7 3031 8 4531! 9 4531 11 4531 From Shoreham for Brighton at s3O and 10 3051, and at 10, s 3 1 , ; • 4-• c " 5 30, and 7 31!E. Sundays at 10 051, and , 4,5, i .1.), r, 0, and 8 OE. . , • d 3re °t3. .. .. . mischief is irr esis ti ble, an to provid e , _ 4 ,601 _ i i Dias- This' 'Was an action of ejectment, in which the Had Lord William Paget ?—That is aquestion Iwortht • - t their while o appear agame him. secreting a piece of silk, containing twelve handler- t atrxed _I _'rains stop at all the Stations, the First Class Trains against it has been hitherto deemed iniP ic ' s• ssee' tens. Fellows. and scholars of Corpus-Christi College, 3 30E1 6 19E1 GUILDHALL. chiefs, under his coat. He was taxed with the rob- 7 9 812 19 0 10 9 • ____ _, Thoughtlessness, no doubt, contributes mu rets ; cannot answer. - _ - _ - ' ' 3 A —............•4 nomad at 24 and SE. • al ya 64 and 1131, and LONDON AND DOVER. the melancholy catalogue, but the far wider 0° oil* • e _ 12_1 On Sundays at 5E only. f the ll° . 101' OPEN TO HEADCORN STATION. the evil will be found in the necessities o , p ir C t ..1....-,... mien bebn;rneArt+c ne +h. vs r And of t.:. - , 1,5 Or tion. Mr. Justice Patteson had, On Monday, vestment Company there ?-He was, but I discounted me to Douglas, I understano. tnat som __ e e me ascii. u . y a, i A. 11G 1.104.1“/ IdlalS, y• ....-• ~.- •-• , _ the motion of Mr. M. Chambers, granted a writ these bills for him in his private capacity. person named Sherbourne, a hosier in the Strand, and to Piccadilly, and drivers were not particular to a few TION, i I , D R r E a A y n t, 7 r li r G 1 3 3, 5 7 :. o p u a o . 1 t g ' Road S 4 T 7 A 4, T s IO:S, with their Distances from Paddington. OPEN TO TAUNTON. I . ha P m A 7 n l nixoTox, Ealing 5%, Hanwell 74 Southall 9, West ti. habeas for the bringing up the body of the pri- Mr. James-We must have Mr. Nicholls here to that his brother, a small farmer at Hounslow, is said minutes more. aiSs. eor th ter for the purpose of hearing the cause of his corn- know from him his position, as to the discount to have discounted others of them to the amount of To rebut the charge of bad language the defendant N.B. in the following Tables M signifies before Noon, and I, T w w y ha f as i i i raih r i d nr igßv 3 fe o aonir l id. , - ‘ f ,i t : l i. :, ip ' e l a i the I . ttal inquired into. When the writ was served at of one of these bills a fter it became due. It is to be nearly 20,000/. Under these circumstances, I was called a witness who was outside the omnibus at the E after it. LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM. 1 b l o B u , r n A e l A 4 ID I* E , NH G E o A r i D n g '22 14 , 4, s w I E I LE ;0 7 1; 5 ( .1 6 u * r , i e F t i a o r n r i n w g i t d h o n t h R e o c a d h e 6 i 3 t p i n , thell-fields Bridearell, to which prison he had been taken here with all its equities, but with no more. advised to file a bill in Chancery to make him account time. This witness merely said he did not hear any so =Wed, it was discovered that Captain Douglas Mr. C omm i ss i oner FoNDLANquE-It must stand for their possession ; and this morning 1 perceive by abuse given. and was on his road to over just now. the papers that it was set down for hearing this day. Mr. Merernr said he was fully satisfied of the en- STATIONS, with their Distances from London. i been removed in custody, LONDON H , arrow 11%, WATFo ! v,ay), WOOTON BASSET 824, CHIPPENHAM 934, Corsham - ed after him, Lord Huntingtower sworn and examined by Mr. Sherbourne has sued me, but has not yet obtained a tire truth of Mr. Black's statement. It was impos- RD 174, King's Langley 21, ' gii Bo 191 3 B ot , Oct atham. Messengers were despatch . Boxmoor 24%, Berkhampstead 28, TRING 314 A lesbury 434 ' , x, ~ ATM- 1 , Twerton 108 i, Saltforu 111 • ' 't was served, and the return was made this JAMES-I never kept any regular accounts, but I judgment. sible to conceive a more flagrant outrage than that I ...EIGHTON 41, Bletchley and Fenn Stratford46 l ' W - ' ' , oLvxa- , Keynsham 113%, BitisToz 1181, Nailsea 126%, Clevedon Road think Nicholls's bill was 275/. I accepted a minority After a further examination, the proceedings were which the defendant had committed on a respectable TON 5 9 4, Roade 60, BLISWORTII y 624, Weedon 69%, Crick 1 130*, Banwell 1334, WEsTox SUPER MERE 1364 High muing. , brid e 145 3 B • lII.L T -a ' - g e , RIDGEM ATER ....• 4 , .AU NTON 16 - 4, The Attorney and Solicitor-General, and Mr. Clark. bill for Colonel Copeland, which I afterwards re- adjourned. gentleman, by applying to him in the public streets and NVelton 75%, RUGBY (Midland Counties Junction) 83, 1 Nov. 3, appeated on the pa rt of the East India Company newed, but I never got any thing for it. I lent my NOVEMBER 10. language so disgraceful and disgusting. He (Mr. ss Brandon 89, COVENTRY 94, Hampton (Derby Junction) 103, DOWN TRAINS Departure Arrival at Arrival at from Swindon their I at support of the commitment, and Mr. Montague name to him (the Colonel) for several bills, he always THE CASE OF LORD HUNTINGTOWER. • Maltby) felt it to be his duty to protect the public • • DIRMING M 9 . . HA. 114 Daily, except Sundays. Paddin J " D • • _ gton. unction. estination. Whet i bers appeared for Captain Douglas. On the promising to take them up, and I received no other (Before Mr. Commissioner FONBLANQUE.) as far as possible against such conduct, and he should, ' Goods Train to 'rs iton 43051100A1 8 55 E narle • Departur: Arrival A:rival To Ta e •••• nclusion of the arguments in a case of a rule for a value for them than novv and then a horse. I did not The examination of the bankrupt was resumed this therefore, inflict the highest penalty the law permitted, DONVN TRAINS. froin at :.t unton ... . ......... .... 60835 12 35 av trial, which presented no features of interest, know it was discounted until told so by Nicholls, who morning by Mr. Corse, who appeared on behalf of i without listening for a moment to any application for London. Rugby. B rmingliam Ditto ---- -- --- Short Train to Alaidenhead 9 0 8 0 10 45 220 wile, B irk s Peason and Co creditors for 1 800/ Mr miti tio Th fine of 31 The ATTORNEY -GENERAL said, in the case of Cap- asked me to renew it, adding, that if I did so, he Messrs. e ,e.ga n. e . and expenses was inflicted Mixed, to Birmingham ... 60A1 1 930 M 11 15 M MAIL, to Taunton . ...... ... 10 15 1 0 E 4 10 E in Douglas, in which case a writ of habeas has been would let me have some more money, but I never g t o - Elmore for 1,200/., and Mr. Mathieson for 986/. ; and and paid. Third Class, ditto ... 7 0 128 E 330 E Short Train to Nlaidenhead 11 0 ranted, and which your Lordships had appointed for any more from him. after a short examination the further hearing was put William Barren, an unlicensed driver, was charged li d A xe , Fir ' ditto st Class, ditto 8 45 9 ~, 0 TO Taunton Short Train to Slough l2 Noon 258 1 30 6 35 E •gument to -day, lam informed that my Learned Mr. Commissioner FONBLANQUE -Did nothing off till the 13th of January. with having between ten and eleven o'clock while in , , • Mixed, to Ruoby 8 55 S riend, Mr. Climbers, who appears on the part of pass between you, Mr. Holt, and Mr. Nicholls, when a state of violent intoxication, driven the cab, N 0.252, 4 MAIL • ' , First Class apeain Douglas, is desirous of further time. your over-due bill was discounted ?-Nothing more, POLICE INTELLIGENCE. against the chaise-cart of Mr. Thomas Hardeastle, Mixed, to Birmingham ... 11 02 43 430 To Bristol Mr. Cersteaszes-I understand that the other side Sir, than this ; that as Lord Huntingtower was at the (YESTERDAY.) of No. 8, Poland-street, Oxford-street, cheesemonger, Ditto ditto ... 130E528 7 15 Short Train to Maidenhead 530 lso are desirous of further time. time in London the bill would be paid ; a judgment ' MANSION-HOUSE. and causing damage to the amount of 3/. ; and also Ditto, to Aylesbury ...... 3 0 Ditto, to Birmingha m 5 0 I 8 38 10 15 To Swindon . 730 10 30 to I MAIL, to Taunton Lord DENMAN-If you wish for further time, that has been obtained upon this bill. Two young men, named TV illiamson and Earle endangering the life of Mr. Hardeastle, who was 4 Ditto, to Wolverton s enough. Mr. Commissioner FONBLANQUE-That will not were brought before the Lord Mayor charged with thrown out of his vehicle with tremendous force, *Mere, Mixed B3O 1 11 fiB 130 51 The ATTORNEY-GENBBAL-We have no objection, save you if there was no bona fide consideration. having been concerned in robberies on the river but most providentially escaped without injury. The *MAU, to York, by Rugby 9 0 !12 15 M SUNDAY DOWN TRAIN. 3. usei ay Lord. Mr. JAMES said he wished to be furnished with a Thames. Mr. Humphreys appeared for the pro- defendant was fined 3/. for his misconduct, and the Mr. CHAMBERS-I am anxious for further time, for list of the creditors who had proved. secution. amount of the damage done, and not being able to pay Departure Depar. Arrival .To Reading . UP TRAINS. from lure from at his reason-the application for a habeas was made in Mr. Levi, of Arundel-street, Strand, claimed to Mr. Phillips, Custom-house agent of Rood-lane, he was committed for two months to hard labour. Birmingham Rugby. London. ' Short. Train to Slough . .... 930 , , great hurry, and no motion was made with regard prove upon a bill for 2001., and stated, in answer to stated that he had barges lying in the river near Joseph Harper and Henry Field, the former 22, - -_ ______ ' Men., to Taunton . ...... .. 10 15 110 E 4 30 E -- 1 1 • . *Mixed, from Wolverton.. ......... ..... ...... ..... 9 3051 iTo Taunton 0 the depositions taken before the Magistrate by questions put by Mr. James, that on the sth of Octo- Nicholson's Wharf. On Monday night one of those and the latter 14 years of age, were charged with Ditto ditto 10 30 1 Shor_t Train to V aidenhead 50 1 b 0 ty whom Captain Douglas was committed. I am ber, 1841, he gave the money to a person of the name barges, in which chests of tea were deposited, was , being concerned with another lad, named Joyce (also Ditto, fr • • om Birmingham... 7 011 823 M 12 45 E ' , T 1 ' it 0 . Alll Oil , 7 0 110 0 to nxious to move for a certiorari to remove them into of Canty for this bill, and he now further owed him aso secured on the outside as to induce people to sup- in custody, but who is remanded till Monday next), in Ditto. from Aylesbury . - -- - --- -- ---- --- - _ his Court before the case comes on for argument. sum of SOU-After some examination, pose that there was nobody on board, and when it sse bureleriously entering the shop of Mr. Kennedy, *Mem, First Class Lord DENMAN - I suppose there is no objection to Mr. Commissioner FONDLANQUE-This proof must became dark Williamson and another man vvho is not booksell . er and stationer, Portman-place, Edgware- Mixed, from Birmingham 1 0 0 1 - .11 le 315 UP TRAINS , Thne i of Leave Arrival Swindon at Ditto ditto l2 Noon 1123 E 6 0 Daily. except Sundays. 1 Starting. Junction ‘ . Paddington. i, bat ? be deferred ;itis at present very complicated, and in custody entered the vessel. Upon another occae road, and stealing therefrom money and other pro- . Ditto ditto. , 1 115 E 1 2 35 630 Short 'rrain from Reading... .._ 730 m ... 855 51. der The ATTORNEY-GENERAL --None whatever, my requires further investigation. sion, Earle and the same person who accompanied PertY belonging to the complainant. Ditto, from Rugby 4 0 745 Ditto from Slough.... 9 0 ...... •• 9 45 the ',ord. Perhaps your Lordship will be so kind as to Mr. Levi-I don't think, Sir, it is worth my while Williamson, entered another barge belonging to the John Kennedy swore that he shut up his shop on Third Class, from B . • 0 =mg. -20 413 10 0 From Avvindon '7 30 ix this day week for the hearing. to prove for it, as I shall get nothing, but I shall prosecutor, and stole a chest of tea, but the property Tuesday evening, and left in a box, which stood in First Class, ditto ' 4 0 517 9lb From Bristol Lord DENMAN-Is there not something else ap- lodge a detainer upon my judgment. was recovered from them. Earle had been in the the parlour behind, the sum of 10 guineas in gold. Mixed, ditto. 60718 11 15 Short Tr. from Maidenhead 11 15 esinted for that day ? No further proofs having been tendered, employment of the prosecutor, and Williamson was downstairs o 7 When hecame n W ednesday morning *MAIL, Mixed, ditto =:' *Mixed f R b , rom ug y 12 Night 123 M 5 3051 1 5 15 0 MAIL, from Bristol ..... ..., 840 10 28 Short. Tr. from Maidenhead 345 E 4 45 3s ' Mr. CeentscsoN-The Solicitor-General, who is in Mr. JAMES proceeded to make some observations well known in the neighbourhood. he found that a back window, looking into The Sunday Trains are marked *. Goo( ' Is Train from Taunton.. I 730 31 540 E ' 12 0 10: he c appointed for this day week, has desired me upon the enormous amount of debts and liabilities con- J o hn Poole stated that he was employed by Mr. d been fore a small garden ha • ed open, and the contents In addition to those marked, there is a Mixed Train leaves From Taunton x) state to your Lordship, t at t • h his case can be taken tained in the noble bankrupt's balance-sheet, amount- Phillips on board the Newbury barge lying off of the box, with some pocket books, pen and other Birmingham on Sundays at 130 E, calling at all the Stations, • • • Ditto tither before or after that case. ing to nearly 200,0001., while it contained no account Nicholson's Wharf on Monday night. He had knives, two seals, tortoise-shell box, a nuneher of silver and arriving in London at 730 E. From Taunton . - Lord Dineelare-How can we tell how long the whatsoever of the disposal of any part of the property closed the hatchway, and made all apparently secure, thimbles, and other articles from the shop, had been Short Tr. from Maidenhead 8 0 in case before or after that may last. It would be bet- which he ha,dbeen possessed of, either before or during and took up his station in the cabin, in which were stolen. He gave immediate information to the police. BIRMINGHAM AND DERBY. From Taunton MAIL, from Taunton '3 15 11 15 645 930 Be ter to take it some other daY. In the Present state the couree of his trading. If the Noble Lord had deposited several chests of tea. Between eight and nine Hall, 64 D, said that he took a boy named Joyce DOWN. I I - UP.' Go .ds Train from Taunton.; 630 E 2 40 235 31 525 51 Vs 7 40 _ of the Crown paper, I think we may fix this for thought proper to become a trader, and now sought o'clock he heard a noise, as if somebody was a king w . l • into custody in Northumberland-street, with the tor- - I Su Wednesday. to obtain the benefit of these laws which were in- on deck. Upon opening the door he saw Williamson toise-shell box stolen from 'Mr. Kennedy in his pos- TRAINS. from Bir Depariurel Arrival 1 . 1 at ' TRAINS. from at Bir- Departure Arrival SUNDAY UP TRAINS. Short Tzain from Slough 8 4511 15 The ArrovNET-GENERah -If your Lordship tended to protect traders, why then ' he must be sub- l and another :man, who was in the act of unlocking session, and acting upon information received ! ininghain.; Derby. Derby. mingham. From Swindon pleases. jected to the same scrutiny, and his expenditure be the hatchway leading to the cabin. Witness asked from him, he went to the prisoner Harper's 1 . - Tees,, A 1 7 - e ----- -- Me re, from Taunton . I iIL .... 12 30 M -15 M ' *Mixed .. 820M10 20 M ...... 645 10 30 M 110 E stc Mr. CHAMBERS-There is some difficulty, my Lord, liable to as strict an investigation as any other person 1 them what they wanted, and they immediately passed lodgings in 20, Stephen-street, and, with the assist- *Mixed,...l 7 0 850 I Ditto... 11 45 145 E Short Train from Slough ... 50 E ...... a.s to the custody. If Captain Douelas coatinues in becoming a bankrupt. He would now proceed to the I into another barge. Soon afterwards, however, they ance of another constable, took him and Field into ist &2d 1 10 30 12 15 E ' Ditto.. /130 E 3 20 From Taunton custod military custody at Chatham, his legal advisers would further examination of his Lordship as to several ' returned, and Williamson said if he would let them ,Y. Class 125 E 3 15 Ist &2d .. ,1 4306 20 Short Tr. from ?Maidenhead; 730 not have the same opportunities of access to him as if items in his balance-sheet, his object being to ascer- have some tea they would let him have the trebles l'hompson, 4 D -Went to Mr. Kennedy's and traced Trains 4 0 554 *Man ...'ll 0 12 45 11 Ditto from ecr R a nig ....I 9 0 he continues in custody in London. tain the difference between the bona fide and the (supposed to mean the third part of the produce of footsteps from his back' window through other two Mixed ..... 615815 ' I MAIL, from Taunt.) ... ' n .... 11 15 2 3551 525 M 3s The Short Trains stop at all the intervening Stations. Lord DENMAN-I do not think we can interfere in mala fide debts. The Learned Counsel then con- the sale). Witness said he would do no such thing, gardens, belonging to other parties, and saw that the The Trains marked * run on Sundays in Addition to which to Trains leave Birmingham and Derb ' ' y at 5 30 E. and arrive at :he that matter. I dare say you will have all proper faci- tinued-I see your Lordship puts down 3,000/. as the and they then went away. thieves must have got over a low brick-wall, from either place at 715 E. lities given to you for communicating with your client. amount of your election expenses at Andover ; now I Williamson said it was all a mistake, with the ex- Hatton-place ; found a number of small articles con- SO UT H WEST ERN. The case was accordinglvpostponedtill Wednesday. wish to know how you make out that sum ?-I can- ception of the fact that he got into the barge, for he cealed in some lime in the further ,garden, which Mr. MIDLAND COUNTIES. STATIONS, with their Distances from Nine Elms. , W' NINE EMS, Wandsworth 3, Wimbledon 6, KINGSTONIO, th not tell you exactly, for I kept no books, as I did not was obliged to step across one barge to get over to Kennedy identified as his property. STATIONS, with their Distances from Rugby. Esher and Hampton Court 13, Walton 15%, Weybridge 17%, Ai BAIL COURT, Nov. 10. think I was liable to be made a bankrupt, and all I another. Duke, 4D, heard Field, when in the cell at the RUGBY, I.IL WOKING 23 LEETHORPE 74, Broughton-Astley 11, Wig- • , Farnborough 31%, Winchfield 38, BASINC- !I , THE QUEEN V. BADGER AND CARTWRIGHT. had to assist me in making out my balance-sheet A witness named Pearce stated, that on another station-house ask Harper who had " split," and when stonl6 3 / 4 , LEICESTER. 2.0, SYST 24 3 S • 1 b 274 B ox ~ .i e y , arrow 30, STOKE 46, Andover Road 56 W • • ' ''' , , INCHESTER 64, Bishopstoke Mr. Justice PATTESON delivered judgment in this were my recollection and a few memoranda. night he saw the prisoner Earle, accompanied by the other replied that he could.not tell, he said, "it LouenrBOROUGH 324, Kegivorih (Nottingham Junction) 37%, Gos ort Junction 7 ( p . ) 2, SOUTHAMPTON 77, Bottley 77, Fare case. Upon looking at the affidavits, his Lordship said, You were a candidate, I believe, :ny Lord, for the Williamson's companion, pushing off from the barge was that b- Joyce, but he would do for him yet.." Sawley 42i, Borrowash 44 DERBY 49*. ham 82, GosPonT 87. - I find that the defendants were not only quite wrong representation of Andover?-Yes, I recollect well John Webb, the property of Mr. Phillips, in a lug- Mr. Fell (the chief clerk) said to Mr. Long, that DOWN ! UP. Departure Arrival at Arrival DOWN TRAINS. • in refusing bail on the grounds stated by them, but being a candidate for Andover. Before my going boat, in which he observed a chest of tea. He asked the boy Field and another had already been corn- from the manner in which they refused it, the expres- down there I was told that I could obtain a lar th 'h tth-h d • th 111 , r-boat but they, with ge em M a e 3 ain e s , s mated frotn that office, and had been tried at the Old TRAINS. Departure Arrival from at TRAINS. from Departure Arrival at Nine Elms. ton. Gosport. 8 ( -------- rs, sions they used at the time, and the circumstancesthat su m o f money to pay off my minority debts, but I out replying, went away, leaving the property be- Bailey for burglary, but had been discharged, as it Rugby. Derby Derby. Rugby. Mix( d Train 705114 5 51 1 , 1 30 M 11. -- - Ditto . they stated, they had other reasons, which they did not found upon inquiry that I was not to have o r t o ex - hi n d them, which he immediately took possession of. was alleged that two such boys could not have been lst - -- -- I -- Fast Train ts 4a 51 9 0 M Ist choose to bring forward, though desiredto do so ; and pect as much money from my family as I was before He found that the chest of tea was one of twenty- guilty of such a crime. Goods Train 2d ...... 945 12 10 E2d ...... 10 30 12 50 E NI ix, d Train l2 Noon 610 625 D raised such a case as to justify the granting of a rule led to expect. An objection, however, was taken to seven chests which had bee n under the care of Mr. Mr. LONG having asked if the prisoners had any- 3d :3 0 4 50 60 5 0 6 iis G G calling on the Magistrates to explain their conduct. me at the election as I was not of age, and Lord Wm. Phillips in his barge. thing to say, and being answered in the negative, re- 4th 250530 E H 4th ...... 440 7 0 Mixed Train 50830 9 0 II The rule, however, must be against the two Magis- Paget was elected. Earle said he really knew nothing of any chest of mended them till Monday, when they will be brought sth 6th Ma• 845 ,10 50 ' sth 730 10 0 il 12 20 M 1 2 4911 ' 6th Mail 10 40 12 59 NI Mall. G.,ods Train 10 0 .11 57 4 0 M 5 0 1•2 as Al 11 Ir trates, and not against all the five, because though the And yet your Lordship states you expended 3,000/. tea, and that he had got into the lug-boat in order to up with Joyce, and finally examined. SUNDAYS. 1.. , ON SUNDAYS. Mixed Train warrant of committal seems to have been signed by all upon that election?-Yes, I did. It was expended in get hold of his jacket, which was on board the barge, John Britinan, a very fashionably dressed young Ist ...... 7 30M 10 051 Ist ... 11 ... 645 , 030 E Dit to the five, Badger and Cartwright seem the only tWO NratiollS WayS. It was disbursed by Mr. Henry Fort- 'in which he had been some time before employed by tnan, was charged with shoplifting. Moses Levy, 2d who refused the bail, and the other three do not seem ner, of Andover. and by Mr. Busini, of Stockbridge e Me. Phillips. shopman to Mr. John Jacobson, of No. 322, Oxford- 34 Evening, calling at intervening stations, and f- • ' '• n . ' to be implicated in any way in refusing bail. The but I kept no correct account of it, though I paid The LORD Mevon, who perfectly well understands street, jeweller and silversmith, stated that between 4th 'l22OM 2 49 M 4th Mail 10 40 12 50 51 in an hour and ten minutes. Sunda sat 9i., , r per a o , rming the journey R M id at 2 1 5 and 71,, E Si rule, therefore, must be against those tvvo only. myself the majority of the bills, such as tavern bills the ingenious manceuvring of the Thames thieves, re- twelve and one o'clock y , esterday afternoon, the pri- The times of ar i i at d t• ir rom N i rv ng and epar in, f ott ngham and Derby are nearly the same. 1. De..arture Departure Arrival '" THE QUEEN'. V. ELLIS AND GREENWOOD. and the like. mended the prisoner, and directed that more particu- soner came into:his employer s shop and asked tolook UP TRAINS. from from South. at v In this case a rule was ohtained calling upon the Allow me to ask where your Lordship then had I lar inquiry should be made about them and their him in at some rings, which were shewn to atray, and NORTH MIDLAND. ____- Gosport. amptan. Nine Elms. Y defendants, Magistrates of the West Riding of York- 3,000/. to expend ?-I had it not all at that time, but ' practices. he purchased one and paid for it, and directed it to be (IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE MIDLAND COUN- MAIL - --- .. 131 M 215 M 5 ‘ l 5 M % shire, to show cause why a mandamus should not a part was paid before and a part after my majorit Childs, the constable who had been employed bY Y. wrapped in paper, and while witness was doing so he TIES, BIRMINGHAM AND DERBY, MANCHE Mixed Train , -S- Goods Frain .. 815 !i Pi 10 3.. - 3 15 E - issue, commanding them to grant a 'sir - arrant of dis- I had 500/. from Mr. Douglas, a bill agent or broker the late Lord Mayor in the investigation of the Bri- observed him " hook" up one of the rings in the tray TER AND SHEFFIELD, MANCHESTER ANT) Alixed Train 8 3' l 9012 30 - ' ' with his little finger, and put it into his coat pocket. LEEDS, HULL AND SELBY, AND THE GREAT Fast Train lO 30 11 0 tress againet the goods of Thomas Wall, an inhabi- li v i n g i n Buckingham-street, Strand. I had also 600/. 1 tish American Emigration and Colonization affair, 2 0 - Mixed Train l9 30 E 1 0 E A3G tant of the township of Keightley, who had been on the 29th of January, which I paid into Me 1 and who apprehended Pratt, one of the persons ens ssrs. i • Having received the ring he had purchased, he hastily NORTH OF ENGLAND.) Fast Train rated to a rate of 18s. for the relief of the poor of Heath's bank at Andover. I find that I paid in on ± gaged to go out as Captain of the Barbadoes to Prince left the shop, but was stopped by the witness. He _ DOWN TRAINS. Mixed Train 530d0 9 15 Goods Train the said Union. It appeared that Wall was lessee of the 29th of July a further sum of 1,300/. I think ' Edward's Island, upon a charge of bigamy, came to was committed for trial. Departure from Arrival at SUNDAYS. i certain tenements in the parish of Keightley, devised also thet I had some money at this time from Mr. the Justice-roem to inform the Lord Mayor as to his CLERKENWELL. - i ; MAIL Mixed Train 9 30 10 0 5 25 M 1 A!, E bY a Person named John Drake in 1713, fsr the pur- Moss Davis, somewhere about ewe., or it might be proceedings w ith regard to the two wives of MaPratt. Inspector Penny communicated the following dis- Derb e Sheffield. 'Sheffield.i Leeds Man. York. Darling- Ditto . nose of maintaining a free school and a qualified master. Lowe, and also from other parties, but I have no Mr. Hobler having stated to the Lord Mayor the tressing occurrence to the Magistrate :-The wife of 31 NI - checter. ton. 5 OE ' 6 1951 8 3051 6 4011 9 2031 Short Trains leave Woking daily at 71i AI, 114, SV, , and 7 i ; .. E. Sun- • The testator also desired that the parish of Keightley account of either how, when, or where, I either re- 1 circumstances of the charge ae•ainst Pratt, James Parfitt, police-constable 38 G, an active and • ..... ... 7 3511 .. 'lo 15 11 45 It 01 45 . days at 91,,M, 614, and 81 4 E. I 615 845 9 30M' would exempt the tenements from all rates and im- ceived or paid it. lam sure, however, that I expended Childs said he had written c' twice to the young wo- efficient officer, has lain dangerously ill at Bartholo- LONDON AND BRIGHTON. positions. A demand for poor-raee being made in nearly 3,500/. back. On M man, who had been unfortunate enough to be the mew's Hospital for some time ... onday last 12 930 10 45 11 45 I 15E 5 OE 2 0 E 5 ISE 1 45E 2 OE `2. 45E 4 0 635 445 7 0 STATIONS, with their Distances from London Bridge. May last from Wall, he refused to pay, on the ground Then did your Lordshiti pay foe Lord William . second w ife o f Pratt, 'and who resided in the Cove of the constable when he got off dutY went to visit her ; 345 4 30 5 30 7 0 845 745 ( LONDON, New Cross 3, CROYDON 101, Godstone Road 13A, i that his property was not subject to the rate. The Paget e-He was elected upon the principle, th a t if 1 C o rk, i n forming her that the person who had so cruelly on passing through Smithfield a large shepherd's dog 4 0 530 630 i 815 10 0 Stoat's Nest 14%, Alerstham 19%, RED HILL 21*, Harley 9 5% j overseers of the parish upon this applied to the Magis- he were required by me or by the constituency to i treated her was in custody, and that it was necessary ran against him and knocked him down. In falling 6 0 730 815 I 9 45 THREE BRIDGES 29*, Balcombe 33%, HAYWARD'S HEATH : trates of the Keightley Union for a warrant of diS - resign the seat, he should do so at once i n -f avo ur o f i for her to appear against him in London. To these his leg was caught in one of the Pens, and badiy frac- SUNDAYS. 374, Hassock's Gate 43%, BRIGHTON 50%. 3 19E trests to levy the rate, which they r efused, entertaining me, and not having done so, I think that as a man of i communications he had received answers that the se- tured. He was conveyed to the Hospital soon after Leave Arrive in Leave I Arrive in 4 7 OMI 8 455111 9 4551111 - 15511 IOE 12 Noon DOWN. London. Brightm. UP, Brighton. London. d o ubts as to the legal liability of Wall to Pay the Tate. honour he is bound to repay me. He has derived a ll cond wife was very happy in getting rid of such a and now lies there under surgical treatment. The poor 3 OE 4 30E 5 30E1 7 15E 930 8 OE - This refusal was endorsed by Mr. Ellis and two other the benefit, and, as a gentleman. he is bou d t n o pay scoundrel, and that she would willingly appear against fellow has a large number of children, who remain at Mixed •7455110 15 M From Croy. *,,,* The Down Trains arrive at Hull ,in about tso hours MAIL. fh:;t don Magistrates named Greenwood. The overseers then me . S amue l B am f o rd Hamer was at the election, him to have him severely Punished, but she was too his lodgings in a most distressed condition. There is later than their arrival at York. Class 945 II 43 Mixed lt" , • trates of Ski ton who refused applied to the -els P , and on the Sunday preceding the election, Lord Wil- poor to undertake a part in the prosecution without no likelihood of their Parent being able to leave the -- - ToCroydon 10 45 -----' Mixed ... 11 45 215 E Mixed First Class 9 0 11 0 1 to enter upon the case. A second application was liam Paget, Mr. Busini, and myself put our names to having her expenses paid. t Hospital for many weeks. The Commissioners of UP TRAINS. Ditto 1 , 0 i 2 :I) E 1 :30 ' then made to the Magistrates of Keightley, two of a bill for 400/., which was given to Hamer to get The LORD MAYOR having learned from Mr. Hob- Police allow Us. a week, which is barely sufficient to Departure from I Arrive at First Class 4CO Mixed . S3O First Class 33, 1 30 E 4 0 5 :10 ' thers beir ' whom refused to grant the warrant, two o ,g discounted, in order to meet some pressing expenses ; ler that the cost of bringing over the second. wife, of procure some little refreshment.% for the parent's in ad- inclined to do so. A rule nisi to compel them was but though Hamer took away the bill, we never sendina her back, and b • • h ringing er over again, would dition to the H p os ital fare. Darling I Goods 9 0 "•2 20 51 , Goods 9 0 , i'2 30 .111 ' -. York. man - Leeds. Sheffield. Sheffield. Derby. ToCroydon 930 n ton. che.te I therefore granted. obtained a farthing of money for it-(A laugh)-nor be considerable, and that after a11, there would be no UNION-HALL. Mr, Mee now showed cause against the rule. , did I see Hamer himself, though possibly he might security for her appearance at the trial of the accused, Edward Beaslam was charged with stealing a piece - 731 01 10 :1 ' 115 E ' Mixed ...... i 1..0 M 10 0 The Solicitor-General and Mr. Baines were heard have been at the election. Th 1r epo mg was just two said that he would not by any means consent to put containing one dozen bandanna handkerchiefs, from the 6 1511 8 45A11 7 051 930104511 45 12 45E Ditto in support of it.-Judgment deferred. days before I came of age. the City to such expense. shop of a hosier, in Newington-causeway. 915 'l2 Noon'lo OIOE2 OE : 2 45E 415 ToCroydrin 10 0 Ditto 6O A •!0 if wish to ask your Lordship, had you amon tth 1.1 Hbl •(:1 th t f 11 hh d h df M The prisoner walked into the complainant's shop gs e er.o er sai a rom a e a ear o r. 12 15E 3OE 1 10E 4 0 530 630 815 SHOREHAM BRANCH.-Mixed Trains leave Brighton for Shore ham daily at 73 • and 9 30M, and at 12 15, 2 15, 4 47,, and 7OE COURT OF EXCHEQUER, Nov. 10. , 330 619 445 7 9 ei 12 I 8 45 10 9 and having desired to look at some silk stocks, took an On Sundays at 9 051, and at 2 15, 3 45. 5 15, and n U.E. whole of you, on the Sunday before the 11' hPtt 't • - b ble there wouldbe appli t• po mg, suc ra ~ ...1 was vere pro a ea, ions SUNDAYS. From Shoreham for Brighton at s3O and 10 30M. and at 10, s 3 1 , CORMS-CHRISTI COLLEGE V . ELLIS. a sum as 100/. ?-I cannot say but I had not. from other wives of that gentleman, if they thought it hth h opportunity, wen e s opman's back was turned, of This - Was an action of ejectment, in which the Mas- Hd L a wir P 2' Th ' a or i iam aget .- at Is a question I worth their while to appear against him. secreting a piece of silk, containing twelve handker- ters, Fellows, and scholars of Corpus-Christi College, E 6 19E1 cannot answer. GUILDHALL. chiefs, under his coat. He was taxed with the rob- 3 4 , 30 7 9 812 1 9 0 10 9 _., Cambridge, were the plaintiffs, and a gentleman, of A d n you have no detailed account of your expenses ? 1 A returned transport, named Thomas Batty, was berY, e Trains leav upon which he ran out of the shop, and in his * e Hull for Derby daily at 6* and 1111, and LONDON AND DOVER. the name of Ellis, was the defendant. flight knocked down an old apple-woman, whom he fell at 2* and SE. On Sundays at 5E only. -I have not. In a contested election there are man ' I d tth b b fore Mr Alderman John Johnson y p ace a ear e e . OPEN TO HEADCORN STATION. The question in dispute was as to the right of pro- ex h' h ld t b ' penses wlc cou no e properly registered.- on the charge of stealing a coat from the premises of fore he had ti over, and be me to rise he was secured. ----- -- MANCHESTER & BIRMINGHAM. DOWN TRAINS. UP TRAINS. perty in a piece of land, in the immediate vicinity of (A lau h ) g • Mr. Stirling, in Fleet-street. By the evidence it ap- foun " The property was din his possession, and he was Departure from Arrivai at Head.' Departure from Arrival in the town of Cambridge. This piece of land adjoined m c committed. Leaves Arrives at 'Le • • • London. corn Station Headcorn London r. HAMBERS objected to this course of examine- petered that the prisoner had been transported for bur- Birmin Leaves 1 ayes , Arrives Arrive, ' ' • ' the grounds both of the plaintiffs and the defendant ;t' h ion, wen glary for 14 years, but had had a portion of his sentence ham.g' Crewe. Man. Man- at at Bir cheater. cheater. Crewe. mingham. 731 M. 111 5M ; 7 5 11.1 - 9 40 51 9 30 11 45 8 40 11 15 and the dispute respecting it ha.d arisen on the expi- m c • • CORONERS' INQUESTS. -.--... -..._ , ___ r. ommissioner FONBLANQUII said-Under any commuted. After his return he resumed his old practices, - 10 30 15E• 10 55 110 E ration of an ancient tenancy. The case was tried be- • 1 45A1 4 051 SOM ' 4 OAI 5 1551 80 51 130 E 4 8 225 E 455 circumstances a bankrupt must disclose the whole and on Wednesday morning last went into the pro- Wednesday afternoon an inquest was held by Mr. fore Mr. Baron Alderson, at the last assizes for Cam- 615 '4 25 640 amount and disposal of his estate, if he means to pass secutor's house, where he boldly took a valuable Wakley, M.P., at the Bell Tavern Highbury-vale, on bridge, when a verdict was returned for the defendant. his final examination. coat from the hall, and walked off with it. Two view of the body of Thomas William Johnson aged 11 30 145E30E845 16 0 12 45 E SUNDAYS. SUNDAYS. Mr. BYLES now moved for a rule to show cause 245E5 0 6 15 11 15 12 30 E 3 15 815M110 50 51 735M110 io et Examination continued-There were thirty or forty boys saw the whole transaction, and gave informa- 45. It appeared from the evidence that deceased had 130 E 45 E 12 50 E 325 E why this verdict should not be set aside, and a new bills that I paid, and did not entrust them to any tion to Mr. Stirling, who pursued the prisoner, and, been for a long time labouring under an extraordi- 430 730 9 0 745 845 11 30 trial had on the ground that the verdict was contraryto party. I did let Mr. Fortner have 100/., and other after a sharp chase, captured him in Fetter-lane. nary delusion as to his pecuniary affairs fancying SUNDAYS. SUNDAYS. NORTHERN AND EASTERN. the-weight of evidence, and the Learned Jud h 1 ge a( monies were paid by cheque, or by my own hands. He was fully committed for trial. that he was involved in the most overwhelming em- 1 4551 4 051 5 15M 4OM b:5 AI 80 11 excluded evidence which ou ht t h b d • d g o ave een a mitte . r The Committee, if it could be said that we had a An g e ow, name z tam ut et, was arrassmen ill-lookin fll dWY D k b ts, although he was possessed of indepen- 730930 10 45 830100 1 15 E OPEN TO BISHOP'S STORTFORD. STATIONS, with their Distances from Shorediteh. It appeared from the statei t fth L nen o e earned Gen - c • s far 11 30 145E30E , 11 15 12 30 E 315 W l: t a Bridge 5%. Tottenham 731, Edmonton , 14, Ponder's End 1134, tleman that the plaintiffs had t • pu in two deeds, dated ommittee, had also some money, and lam positive charged with picking pockets yesterday on Ludgate- dent property, the annual produce of which wa 245 E 5 0 630 ! 745 E 845 11 30 1 ham IP: , Broxbourne 19. Roydon 22, Harlow 26 y 4, Sawbridge. in ehe year 1587, conve -* h ' h •h 1 t I tat wit wsa owe and what I paid, the expense hill. The constable stated that he saw the prisoner beyond his expenses. About ten o'clock on Satur- worth 2814, Stortford 32 1 a. . prig to t em certain lands, at that time the propert fS . F • I • * y o ir rancis Inale, in was upwards of 3,000/. I also gave a person of the trying the pockets of several gentlemen in the crowd, day morning last, when the servant took him up his name of Hitchcock 200/. and having drawn a handkerchief from the pocket of breakfast, she found deceased lying in bed with his MANCHESTER AND LEEDS. DOWN TRAINS. I! UP TRAINS. which it was all but manifest that the land o • n w in .., STATIONS with their Distances from Manchester Departure Dep rturel Arrival 'Oe ,art 1: • parture Arrival dispute was included. It further A.nd that, I suppose, brought your Committee one, the individual turned round and seized his hand, throat cut. He was quite dead. A razor, stained MANCHESTER, Oldham Junction 5, Mills Hill 6 • ° , Blue Pits. , from froni Brox. at 1 , k om ure f , e romßrox.' at appeared that the Sh ed•t h ' Learned Judge had refused to all . • • to's-ether ?-(A laugh.) No, it did not, ,for somehow from which he took the handkerchief. The w itness with blood, was lying at hi s side. From the evidence Rochdale 11, Littleborough 14, Todmorden 20, Eastwood 01, or ic . bourne. Stortford. I Stortford. bourne. Shoreditch. ow in evidence a ' copse of a . college deed, of which the original could or other it was very badly arranged, but the former asked him to come to prosecute, but the gentleman of Mr. Jones, a surgeon, who was immediately called Hebden Bride 24 Luddendn , g , i Rot 26, Sowerby Bridge 28. - -- -- 8 051 I 848 31 925 M ' 530 M 5 4 II 640 51 not be foued. It wes.on these grou ds Ir Members had a regular Committee. refused to sacrifice so much timeat the Oid Bailey. een in, it appeared that deceased's death must have b . Elland 31, Brighouse 34, Cooper Bridge 36, Dewsbury 41, ° 3° • ' 110 15 1(145 1' i *8 10 ' , 54 nt at the pre- Horbury 44, Wakefield 48, Normanton 51, LEEDS 60. 11 30 ,1220 E • ' 1.2 50 L s3O 1 9 '2 950 sent application was made. How much of this 3,500/. was paid in money down ? Mr. Alderman JOHNSON said he regretted the per- instantaneous, the wound he had inflicted upon him- Lord ABINGER said that the Court flt d' d -I should say, at a rough guess, at least 2,000/. son who was robbed did not attend to prosecute, as self having conneletely severed the windpipe. The Departure from Arrival at Departure from Arrival at 331 4 1.5 4 hi' 11 31 12 2 E 12 49 E 4 :41 525 550 230 E 3 0 3 4'4 e ispose to s Manchester. Leeds. Leeds. grant the rule ; they should, however, first consult eveeal bills relating to the election are in the hands from the number of pickpockets now infesting the Jury returned a verdict of " Temporary Insanity." Manchester. 615 7 5 43i5 0 5 49 with Baron Alderson on the matter. of Mr. F o rtner, b u t, as I owe him some money, he streets every exertion was required on the part of the An inquest was held onWed da -b Mr Baker at nes 3, y • 70 AI 10 10 5.1 540 51 830 14 831 923 951 630 7 5 8 o WILSON V . ACKERMANN. refuses to give them up. public and the police.-Committed for 14 days. the Hope Pollard's-row, Bethnal-green, on the bs,ely 9012 30 E • 930 On SundaysTralns leave Shore. lOn Sum ays Trains leave Stort. ditch for Stortford a* 8 and 9 - 3.51, ford for Shoreditcli at 5 30 and The plaintiff in this case is a paper manufacturer, _ I find here th a t a M rs . Ed mun ds is down for 7,200/ A. great many other cases of a similar nature, which of Mary 'Miles, aged 34, of No. 2, Bennett's 'place, 10 45 .3 120 E 139 435 7 0 10 39 and at .1 30, i 30, and 8 30E. 8 - 1051, and at 2 30, 1 30, and 7 3 , 1 E. and the defendant is the well-known print-seller. for which our balance-sheet sa h occurred durin the Lord Ma r's rocession who destro ed herself Y t tes er to hold secu- g yo p , were y by cutting her throat. In the 9 0 12 0 ..• This Train leaves Broxbourne half an hour earlior on 51ondays. 3 20 6 45 10 10 -- rit - who is sh ? 12 55 B It w as an action brought for the recovery of the hoc i s e --She lives in St. James's-place, and disposed of by sentencing the culprits to terms of im- evidence it appeared that d u ring c ertain periods of the 445 730 10 E 430 EASTERN CO UNTIES. i securit - sa" subject to payment of a quant y it of paper furnishei by the 3f r 2,0001., for which she only gave me prisonment varying from a month to seven days. year the deceased, a married woman, was 7 0 10 30 345 635 OPEN to BRENTWOOD. 1,3001., and I consider that sh BOW-STREET. fits of insanity, and whilst in that state had made 930 12 7 M 6 0 9 0 DOWN TRAINS leave Shoredith at 830 3nd 11 OM, and at 20, plaintiff. It appeared that in 1838, the defendant, other 700/. The tra • nsactions aro e now owes me the -se on account of the A young man, named Nicholson, the son of a wine attempts to destroy herself, once by drovvning in a , 715 10 0 30, 4 15, 50,6 :3 , and 7 45E. On SuNnays at 9 1-1 an 110 01.1, 1 Ackerrnann, and two other parties, named Whitehead de s•t of Col. Copel Xs P° ' n SUNDAYS. at 20,a0. 4 0, 6 30, and 7 43E. The journey is performed in ab a o n i:t commission with her. I merchant in the City, was placed at the bar charged water-butt, and at another time by cutting her throat. 45 minutes. and Carlisle, agreed to bring out a monthly periodical, accepted accommodati a o • n bills for her to 80 NI 11 30 Al 7 OAIIIO 0 M , ui"ritAiNs leave Brentwood at 8 45, 0 45. and 10 4551 and at a large arnount, with damaging a cab. At seven o'clock on Monday morning last, as soon as 10 45 130 E 10 10 11255 E to be called the " Sporting Review," of which the first and for which I had no ' consideration whatev 2 31, 3 341, 5 .. ,'.) 6 :30, and 7 45E. On SUNDAYS at 845 ao'd 101, er. It appeared that the prisoner, when in a state of her husband had departed from homeeshe got out of 50 E 830 715E10 45 and at '2 30, 4 30, 60. 6 45, ar.d i 43E number appeared in January, 1839. By the terms of What is Mrs. Edmunds ?-She is th I the agreement between the partiee, it was arranged friend of Colonel Copeland, and is, as a_very intimate intoxication, called a cab last e night in King-street, bed and went to the kitchen. Her daughter, a girl 7 0 10 30 that Whitehead should furnish the paper, and print a bill-broker. This transacti h I understand on appened four or fi T , Covent-garden, and insisted upon driving himself. eight years of age soon afterwards heard a loud noiee • This Train leaves Brighouse at 740 M. NE WCASTLE-U PON-TYNE AND ve he driver allowed him to do so, and he drove the ca b as if a person had fallen down. She at once pro- ----- the publication, making a fair charge for his trouble months before I came of age. I here b 1 CARLISLE. eg eave to against a lamkapost, thereby damaging it to the ex- ceeded with her aunt to the , kitchen where she saw BIRMINGHAM t?‘ GLOUCESTER,. and expenses ; that Ackermann should be publisher, say that, having obtained 7,000/. through Mr. Sam ' Leave Arrive at I Leave Arrive at receiving a commission ; that Carlisle was to be the Forde (then my attorney) from Cox, Biddul h d uel tent of 10/. The prisoner was thrown from the box, the deceased lying on the floor and bleeding, from a DOWN TRAINS UP TRAINS Newcastle. Carlisle. i Carlisle. Newcastle. editor, at a certain monthly salary ; and that all the e, the joint security of myself and C t ' P, an and was taken to the station-honse in a state of in- wound in the throat, inflicted with a table-knife. She From Birmingham. I 1 Fro.n Gloucester. sso., upon all aln sensibility was quite dead. The deceased attempted on the pre- -- profits were to be equally divided between the three Byng, I redeemed the commission of Colonel Cope. sea .' Leaves Arrives Arrives ~ e prisoner in his defence, said he recollected no- vious day to kill herself, but was prevented by the in- !Wets Chet. at Glou. 10 0 130 Aftern. 10 0 1 0 Aftero parties. The present plaintiff had furnished for the land, which he had pledged ; Mrs..Edmunds told me thi n • - ' lat Chel- Wor. Birm* ink 230 Aftern. 530 got the circumstance. terference of one of her children. Verdict-" Tern- cester. tenham. ceste .. tenham rester. ham. 12 30 Aftern. 6 0 publication a quantity of paper to Whitehead, who, that she would give me 2,000/. for it then (down) .-.-- - ,- -- - 5 0 830 5 0 . Mr. HALL said the amount of the damage done to Prarity Insanity." 8 0 A.M. ; A.M. 6 30 being unable to pay for it, plaintiff sought to recover e i give me 1,200/., with a promise to give me the cab placed the cas Sh (I'd • Muse - e out of his jurisdiction ; but he • ecnoer Surcum-An inquest was taken be- 12 44 23125031415 30 6 1 8 15 the amount from the defendant, on the ground that Ire the difference in a few days, but I never since. received would advise the p • 940 SUNDAYS. SUNDAYS. • risoner to compromise the affair fore Mr. Higgs, and a most respectable Jury, at 9, 310 457 522 540 I 815 835 10 8 11 " was answerable _for the debt contracted by his part- • 9 oAlir i • gll o / lin -15 Aftern. 9 051oroing112 15 Aftern, t 1 h i, a t ough the bills, commission, &c., were, as I under- with the owner of the cab, as, if he did not, the case Warwick-street, Cocks treet upon the body of 8451° 3° pur-s , 11 12 11 25 1111511351 4 2 0 ' 5 0 Aftern. 5 0 5 0 I 8 15 ner. The case was tried before Lord Abinger at the tad 1 d Al Ed unds to a Mr. Hume •ht• li S P.M• sn, p e ged by e rs. m , mig cost im 70 .or 80/., as th 1 John William Barber, tailor and clothier, Pall-mall. eaw would most 12 15 155 2 0 6 2 3 r. M. Guildhall, when av rd• d f h d f da t e ict was foun or t e een n . formerly a carver and gilder in a very large way, and certainly give the full amount of th d Harriet Levitt, hoesekeeper to the deceased, stated 7,' 1 0 120 247 336 Mr. W ATSON now moved, by leave of the Learned now a bill-broker. This Mr. Hume is the same the prisoner. The prisoner said he e amage against 24543452515 1 4 0 4 20 52 0 645 EDINBURGH AND GI ASGOW Judge, for would take the that on Monday last her master had returned from his 715999429551, 7 15 , 7 35 9 - Trains de a ' • 1 945 rt from each Ter ' minus at 7,9, and 11 51, and a rule to show cause why a verdict should person who sold up my establishment. advice of them Magistrate. country-house in Berkshire, where his wife is at pre- 3 0 ... ..„ 740190 1 9 20 t 35 d P E ' not be entered for the 1 • tiff h am ,on t e ground that Turn to a debt, if you please, my Lord, to W. B. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. sent residing. He a ared singularly agitated, and 53 °815926 9 45 I 4 15; 450 9 0 , 10 40 11 30 a , ,an 7 . On Sundays at 730 11, and 530 E. the defendant was liabl I) ppe •.. e to the payment os a r debt Douglas, for 28,000/. Since your majority did you Mr. William Black, of Lansdowne Cottage, Isling- his eyes were particularly wild and restless. She incurred for a publication in * which he was a partner. get any and what consideration for this large amount ton, summoned William Rhodes, the driver of one o f gave him his chamber candle about half-past ten e at GRAND JUNCTION. RAILWAY STATISTICS. The COURT held that the d f da t FROM THE LATEST OFFICIAL REPORTS. e . en n was not so of bills ?-To the best of my belief, I only received Hardwick's Hammersmith omnibuses, before Mr. which hour he went into his bedroom. She went .to v n liable, as the business of - ROM ...IRMINGHAM TO 1.1. in pr Wig and providing 5,000/. I first commenced with him on the 17th of y, or a usive Maltb fb • language. bed afterwards, but was awakened in the night by a vERPOOL. r ROM LIVERPOOL TO BIRMINGHAM. Tt NAME OP RAILWAY. , TOI 1 RIG ll I 1 I 1 t Last 1 o n . o a amoun paper were left, by the terms of the a greement be- Ose marked • carry 4 .; ;*; authorized to expended to 'Dividend July having previously had a small transaction on The complainant, an elderly gentleman, stated that noise ; she listened, but hearing nothing further, sup tween the parties, exclusiv 1 ' ey in the hands of Whit - ' Leave . Time of Arrival at no heavy goods ; aid '=, „. be raised b dates of latest at per thus -1- run no Trains '-^ Sh y p. arcs and Balance cent. per head.-The rule was therefore refused. e : account of Montague John Smith, who lives in he got into the defendant's vehicle at the Mansion- Posed that she had been mistaken, and fell asleep Birmingham. Departure., Birmingham. on Sundays. Buckingham-street, and also has a house at Graves- house, intending to go as far as Hyde Park-corner. again. About half-past seven on Tuesday morning, - --'- First Class .. •1 45 M First Class... 330 M 8 0 M ....... -- ....-------..--... COURT OF BANKRUPTCY end. Douglas said to me, if you'll give me your It was then a little past eleven o'clock in the morn- the porter went up stairs for Mr. Barber's clothes and Mixed Train *6 0 Mixed Train' 6 0 11 - 30 'Z. s. d. X. s. d. £. s. cl. , Nov. 9. fArbroath and Forfar... 1 160,001 0 o 136,705 98310 ii (Before Mr. Commissioner Fo bills for 20,000/. ni give you 10,000/. for them, or at ing, and the defendant at that time was acting as boots, but could not get in, as the door was fastened. , ylrst Class ~ 11 30 First Class...! 815 12 45 E Birm. & Derby Junction 481 1,1'56,666 0 0 1,043,983 002 5 (1 NBLA.NQUE.) A lette First Class..., 9 2 45E First Class... , 10 30 3i5 IN RE WILLIAM LIONEL FELIX TOLLEMICHW, COM the rate of 10s. in the pound ; and if, when they come conduetor. The omnibus proceeded at a snail pace, r came in shortly after, and the porter and Mixed Train 430 Mixed Train' 4OE 0 30 . Birm. & Gloucester - herse . 7 First Class... 15 , First Class .. 70 , 11 30 Brandling Junction 25 45 ,010 oi. 4:34,823 16 2410 0 MONLY CALLED LORD HUNTINGTOWEIt. to maturity, they are not paid, he would convert sometimes just moving on, and sometimes not moving -lf went up, when she observed the knot of a rope Chester and Birkenhead 1 4 1 499,999 (I 0 456,663 10 12 0 0 This day being fixed for the final adjourned exa • them into post obits. He asked me, subsequently, to at all. In this way the omnibus performed the whole ahove the door. She got alarmed, and hurried round SIJNDAYS. • SUNDAYS. Dublin and Kingstown 6 370,1i00 0 0 340,262 44 5 0 mi- ith th First Class... 145 M First Class.. , 3 -30 Al 80 A/ tDundee and Arbroath 161 140,0'0 0 0 143,552 585 0 0 nation of the bankrupt, the usual crowd of c re dit ors give him a warrant of attorney as security, vvhen he distance to Down-street, Piccadilly, notwithstanding w e Porter by another room which communicated Mixed Train 730 Mixed Traii;! 815 12 45 E *Eastern Counties '• " and spectators were in attendance, and, as before, his would advance me some money ; but I never got it. ith the repeated remonstrances from complainant. When at w bedroom. Deceased was hanging up behind Mixed Train 11 30 Mixed Trai Mixed Train 2 45 E BF if 10 30 3 15 ,ixed Train 70 E 12 N' Editiburgh & Glasgow 46 1,233,... , 34 18 7.. tGlasg., Paisley, & Ayr 40 833,000 0 11 857,299 14 11 3 1 . 0 0 ight Lordship came up in custody from the Queen's Bench. The copies of the bills were obtained by a Mr. Bon- Down-street witness was let out, and he was then as- the door, and a chair, which he had evidently kicked • Those Trains meet the N t orth Union • tOtas , Pais si c , recn 122 71'9 116 5 3 709 116 53 1 Train to Preston at Parkside t: rand g junctioil ' • I 153 i 1,957:800 0 te2,° , 4 * ' " .T 6 last hearing was had before Mr. Commissioner ner when I went to sign the warrant of attorney, or sailed by the grossest abuse from the, defendant, who awaY, was lying at a little distance from him. He , ~., 0,590 3 010 0 0 Great North of England, 45 1,4.0 ,000 fi Oj 997,147 19 10 4 10 ' Fane, who adjourned the case over until to-day, in I should otherwise not have been able to give you any had changed places, and was then driving. The ob- was cut down immediately, but life had been extinct CHESTER AND CREWE. Great Western 'lBll 6,463,513 17 I 16,282,478 2116 0 0 order that the creditors might have had sufficient time accouat of them. '' -• . . . ject of first acting as conductor, and then taking the . for hours. Deceased had been exceedingly nervous FROM CREW Hay:e llB 96,1,00 00; 125,00 G 0 0 . ZTO CHEsTRIt. FROM CHESTER To CREWE. Hull and Selby l3l 533.333 0 1)1 628,919 19 11 3 - 0 0 tO • ' since S "as t b • •- eptember last ;eo much so, o e afraid ofhis Leaves Crewe. Lancaster and Preston 1 201 488,0 00 Oi 435,399 1213 0 0 investigate the balance-sheet, which, though ex _ I n w h a t way did you rec eive the 5,000/. ?- I shall -place of driver, was evidently to baffle any proceedings Leaves Chest er te nding over a very short period as to time, contained state to you to the best of my ability. I received that might be contemplated for loitering on the road. own shadow." Jeremiah Pite, clerk and manager to MAIL Mixed Train 4 15M MAIL 4 153/ Liverooal tic Mrsirhester' 31 1,532,375 0 0,1,515,255 36 le 0 0 9 0 First Class ll :;0 London t 3, Birmingham 1124 5,750,0 oti 0 5,724,807 009 10 0 a stateme n t o f debts and liabilities to upwards of 1,300/. wh en a acce pt e d the bills 400/. as a bonus for Mr... Black here repeated the language used towards deceased, said he knew ill cause for the deceased com- First Class :............. 2OE Mixed Tatill ...... 200,000/ d lendin .1 MAIL a- mitting the rash act, as he was a very affluent man, 515 Mtn. ~ an merely problematical assets. gmy name, 500/. in five-pound notes at the him. It was of the most filthy and disgusting ch On Sunday only tha Mail Trains run. London & Croydon 1 101 '741,000 0() (Z 7,875 10 ,3 . 6 8 - Mr. Cha be m rs-attended for the noble bankrupt, and time of the election, and the 1,300/. was disbursed fer racter, and applied so profusely, that Mr. Black wrote and his affairs were going on prosperously. He had London & Greenwich 1 21 993,300 0 ii, 966,239 4 : ' ..1 0 7 i Mr. Clark • a, house in Berkshire, on which he had expended be- Lendon &South VVestern 921 2,540,100 n 02,420.172 19 11 714 3 son, with Mr. E. James and Mr. Cole, for election and other expenses. I also received, on the it down within half an hour after it had been uttered, C HESTER AND BIRKENHEAD. • Manchester & firm-. 26 2,800,0 , Il 0 0 1.515.045 2 1 . certain creditore ;a d ' i tween 4,000/. and 5,000/. ; and he (w tness) believed FROM CHESTE R Mancherer & Bolton lO 778,116 16 8 777,956 13 2 3 - 2. n Mr. Nias, the solicitor, for the 25th of August a large sum which was Paid in at in . order to speak with certainty to the precise words RTo BIRKENHEAD, FROM BIRKENHEAD TO CH Barr. petitioning creditor. Heath's bank, And ' over. And beyond this a sum of used by the defendant. that Mr. Barber 'regretted the purchase, and wished Mau. at 5 51, and Mixed Trains Mixed Trai at 8 30 an ns at 8 2 , ,and 10 .05i, dlO 30 51, and at 1,4, and at 1/ 50 and 3 50E, Mau. at 51anchester tic Leedi 'so 3,249,0,0 0 0 2,819,036 13 8 6 0 ° 0 Midland Counties.. 57 1,533, , 00 0 0 1,614,877 15 1 4 0 0 Some additior l to give it up. He bad been nervous since his illness and 745 E. 6 411 E. h ewcast 1e & Carlisle 61 950,000 0 0 1,700/., the bills not being then due. I here wish to Mr. MALTBY inquired how long the driver was in .a proofs of debts h • been ad aving 6 0 0 Susmars.-Man. at 5 51, and Surrnays.-Mixed Train s at 830 Newcastle &N. Shields. 7 , 320,001 0 0 . 232,077 10 2 6 0 0 mitted without op •ti o Pomo n, state that I w - as very much pushed (distressed) for going the distance from the Mansion-house to Down- in September, but not so much that any restraint was . Mixed Trains at 930 51, and at and 950 Af. and 615 E, MAIL at North Midland . A proof was tendered o beh - mone at the • r and a necessary. The Jury, after a brief consultation, re- 630 E. 639 E.' . North Union , n a if o f a mr. Holt, upon . y time, and I .bad to give Douglas re- street ? Mr. Black said upwards of an hou 730,000 o 0 612 829 10 0613 4 certain acceptances of the bank r ceipts for more money tha I an ordi- turned a verdict of Temporary Insanity. Steam Paekets leave Liverpool for Birkenhead `-'0 minutes before Northern and Eastern 324 720.000 0 0 685'120 733 15 0 rnpt, to the amount or n actually received from half. This is about three times as long as the starting of each' Train for Chester, and from Birkenhead for Li- Preston & Wyre l9 533,000 00' 317, 8591. The claimant produced him. I cannot tell you the amount of those receipts o the distance. .--------'___--- --------'.----_ rerpool on the arrival of every 'Frain from Chester. Sheffield & Manchester 7 695 084 0 0 a copy of a judgment s nary pedestrian would require to d •South Eastern 4O , 9:33,0141 0 0 251 527 0 0 .-. Which he had obtained upon thes 1) . e ills. but I should say probably for 7,000/., 8,000/., or : A police-ser f rd and corroborated Lord Wr t I has lately finished the erection of geant came orwa o tes ey Ulster . 24 1 n 3,' 26,604 00 1 075'468 5 4 , By Mr. eJews-What consideration eli nOO/ more than I obtained'; and, in fact, I had but MBl k' 1 , lOW ace at an astr .. -eve() 0 0 '300' 0 64 11 341 s 0 WaS given for -,-- '' ~ r. ac s staterrient respecting tee sp . . onenueal observatory on his estates near this NORTH UNION. m i York Sc- North , idland, 27 869,999 . 0 0 631;941 6 010 o e these bills ?-Two checks to C. P. Nicholls, for 300/. very little. which the defendant was driving along Piccadilly. town. It is built in a commanding situation about a Trains leave Liverpool for Lancaster at 315 (Mail), 8 45, 1 _ , --' Whero did he , carry on business ? , -At .A.dalc, Mr. JAMES -Does this Mr. Do ug l as attempt to The defendant denied the charge of bad language. field's length from the t H lyh dd d ' grea o ea roa ,an is and 11 Al, and at 230 and 445 E ; and from Manchester for Directors and Secretaries f ' o Railway Companies are ye . -street, Lancaster, at 15 minutes after the Liverpool time of startin g . guested to transmit their Train Bills to the Sun-Office, Adelphi. prove • e Mr. Niss-Certaibly not as yet. 1 With respect to drivin I it was always the cus- fitted tip with a variety of suitable instrum t g s ow, , en s.- . Trains leave Lancaster for Liverpool and Manchester at 210 when any alte , ration.' take place, and chey w#l be dulb - Was ha the manager of the Westminster Loan In. Examinat inued-Of ion cont . the bills thus give* by 1 toM for oranibuses not to be in a hUrry on Sundays. , Wolverhampton Chronicle, 710, end e ar, bl, and at 1 10 and 5 30E _ .. attended to. i . Departur: Arrival A:rival DOWN TRAINS. from at :.t London. Rugby. B rmingliam .......... Mixed, to Birmingham ... 6 0 M 930 M 11 15 M Third Class, ditto ... 7 0 128 E 330 E Mixed, ditto First Class, ditto Mixed, to Rugby 1 1MAIL, First Class Mixed, to Birmingham Ditto ditto Ditto, to Aylesbury ...... 3 0 Ditto, to Birmingha m... 5 0 i 8 38 10 15 4 Ditto, to Wolverton "Mau., Mixed B3O 11 h 8 130 M °Mau, to York, by Rugby 9 0 !12 15M Departure Depar. Arrival UP TRAINS. from ture from at Birmingham Rugby. London. ---- *Mixed, from Wolverton.. ......... ..... ...... ..... 9 30 M Ditto ditto Ditto, from Birmingham... 7 0 M 8 23 M 12 45 E Ditto. from Aylesbury *MAIL, First Class Mixed, from Birmingham 10 0 !I1 17 3 15 Ditto ditto l2 Noon 1 1 23 E 6 0 Ditto ditto. Ditto, from Rugby Third Class, from Birming. 2 20 4 13 10 0 First Class, ditto 1 4 0 5 17 9 15 Mixed, ditto. 6 0 7 18 11 15 *MAIL, Mixed, ditto l2 Night 1 23 M . 5 30M *Mixed. from Ruebv Departure Arrival at Arrival at DOWN TRAIN .3 from Swindon their Daily, except Sundays. i Paddington. Junction. Destination. Goods Train to Tr:101ton 430 M 10 0 M 855 E To Taunton ... . ......... 6 0 8 35 12 35 Ditto . 8 0 10 45 2 20 Short Train to Maidenhead 9 0 MAIL, to Taunton . ...... 10 15 1 0 E 410 E Short Train to Maidenhead 11 0 TO Taunton l2 Noon 2 58 635 E Short Train to Slough 1 30 To Taunton Short Train to Reading To Bristol Short Train to Maidenhead 5 30 To Swindon . ..1 7 30 10 30 MAIL, to Taunton Goods Train to Taunton SUNDAY DOWN TRAINS Short. Train to Slough To Readinz, Short. Train to Slough . 9 30 Man., to Taunton . ...... 10 15 l 1 0 E 430 E To Taunton Short Train to Maidenhead' : 5 0 To Swindon , 7 0 110 0 MAIL, to Taunton ... 8 55 .11 35 '2 55 M Leaves L eaves Arrives at 1 Leaves Arrives Arrive Birming. Crew.. Man.. at at fir_ ham, '"' Man cheater. cheater . Crewe. mingham. -- - -- 1 - i 45M 4 OM 5 OM ' 4 OM 5 15M 8 0111 7 30 9 0 6 45 8 15 11 30 . -.. 9 0 10 30 730 9 0 11 30 145 E 3 0 E 845 16 0 12 45 E 245 E 5 0 615 11 15 12 30 E 315 6 15 445 E 615 930 430 j 7 30 9 0 745 845 11 30 SUNDAYS. SUNDAYS. 1 4551 4 ONI 5 15M 4 OM b :5M 8 051 7 30 930 10 45 8 30 10 0 1 15 E 11 30 145 E 3 OE,II 15 12 30 E 315 245 E 5 0 630 1 745 E 845 11 30 MANCHESTER AND LEEDS. STATIONS with their Distances from Manchester MANCHESTER, Oldham Junction 5, Mills Hill 6, Blue Pits 9, Rochdale 11, Littleborough 14, Todmorden 20, Eastwood 21, Hebden Bridge 24, Luddendni Foot 26, Sowerby Bridge 28 Elland 31, Brighouse 34, Cooper Bridge 3(3, Dewsbury 41, Horbury 44, Wakefield 48, Normanton 51, LEEDS 60. Departure from' Arrival at Departure from Arrival at Manchester. Leeds. Leeds. Manchester. 7 031 10 1051 5 4031 8 30 14 9 0 12 30E • 9 30 10 45 1 39 7 0 10 39 1 20 E 4 35 9 0 12 0 3 20 6 45 10 10 12 55 B 4 45 7 30 1 0 E 4 30 7 0 10 30 3 45 6 35 9 30 12 7M 6 0 9 0 7 15 10 0 SUNDAYS. 8 051 11 3051 7 0M I 10 0 M 10 45 130 E 10 10 i 1255 E 5 OE 8 30 7 15E 10 45 7 0 10 30 TO DEATH. (From the Taunton Courier.) ore In a recent number we stated that there w ere tbis children annually destroyed by accidental fire in ito country, than there were 'Endo() w idows yearY t tee. ! i, nolated, until lately, on the flaming piles of a °l a the he appalling fact has been impressively felt, e l l. ° the press, greatly to its credit, has given currenei horror of sentiment necessarily awakened btf i s j o ore mentable a truth, which addresses itself St ill to eot ote ti3oo , powerfully to our contemplation by the above advanced, viz., that " upwards of e ne u , sand children are annually burnt to death 'J ilt & cident in England." To deplore th l3 f r.g ol e4 mischief is irresistible, and to provide a r!' ea ble. apinst it has been hitherto deemed imp swel l swel l lhoughtlessness, no doubt, contributes Tulle" `"; o 3° e , the melancholy catalogue, but the far wider a°a o i li loll the evil will be found in the necessities of the °. 0 1 1. class. The habiliments of the poor, and of the' r io of dren, are mostly the eagerly sought for ar tic r ilai' dress bestowed on them from the discarded su,Peoitible ties of the charitable. Cotton and ot her the read materials are thus promiscuously supplied, theof era inflammability of which, from the proximitY `) wood fire on the hearth, used in humble eoc/kietis the attraction of warmth to hovering infan tl ' ves t u '' most of the fatal cases requiring the Coroners ;ty, gation. The dreadful evil, happily for hanl an e o . not unsusceptible of alleviation, and the P r , °° , 4 0.5t 13 , e take the liberty of suggesting, not only em: tr oph e ' best means of preventing such shocking eat`—,ill but at the same time, in an eminent degree , ` B a . part to that portion of the community aol°rl,7i; they chiefly occur, a most acceptable and ve"' tis volent boon. hild re r The least imflammable material for e - t oy f i l/ e dresses is that of woollen stuffs, and fort al l. ae sl.y o the desired purpose, they are also the least, 0 to th the least expensive. It is submitted, therefore'ersoo' humane public, that all the children of 1 31 ° °r gnat to between the ages of two and seven, should b e oich ously provided with a stuff dress, the cost of ' ho op be defrayed by subscription. For 1001., 3 thous fr°° ch , children could be thus far clothed and defen,e cold, and at the same time protected from our 0 1 ; of an agonising death. Every heart 00 0n g lo o it ; will so oil.' tuous and benevolent countrywomen joy at the opportunity of coming forward on the an d able a project. The tastefully ornate re tieu e'urse, be broidered screen, and ingeniously mesh even the thought-absorbing love-token t tse grac ef . il d to P lain aside in laudable abeyance, for the le ss ivy' A ed but more ennobling semstressy req uire,. protective apparel for the infant poor. i us ivell METAL HOUSES.—Houses composed •eX:,,,a ion and cast metal, the first of the l' c i o n n ' s t s ru t et of e ' l ea c j h duced r into Ireland, are about to be C a ysfort avenue, near Black .k The c s ' 110 1° roc . F r ee; house is estimated at 1,200/.--Dub"4 journal. Directors and Secretaries of Railway Companies arere quested to transmit their Train Bills to the Sun-Olficf, when any alteration.' take place, and Mei wfl# Ge (WY attended to. . -_--- e f ' BIRTHS. if , of t h e il On the Ist inst., at Langton Rectory, the 0 ' s f Robert Farquharson, of a daughter. A i On the 6th inst., in John - street, Holland-streeit t h e Mr. William Meek, of a daug hter. On the 6th inst., Mrs. T. C. Methley, 0f Critb.lreet' - So On the 6tho, of a on. , ytobe 4 sof the 11h inst., at Leicester, the lady ' . , Burnaby, of St. George's, a son. ft h On the 7th ~ Rev. John Web i b n- Fl t" av a ell, o,o CO Rofidlingtoo, Norfolk, the lady.° On the 7th inst., in UppaersoGar.osvenor-stteet; the ' of Hillsborough, of a daughter. 14 1 l el' On the Bth inst., at Snaresbrook, Eseel , Airs ' Irl ef of a son. k Peckham, the A i {e On the 9th inst , at Hanover-par , Mr. Samuel Driver, of a son of $ On the 9th lost. , A ~ ti DOde' daughter. at Putney, Ire. g' * rig ° MARR I E D. 1 C hl et On the 17th ult , at . Malta, at the Palace ChsP e ;.- b ier Richardson Johnsen, Lieutenant R. ~ N to Julia, d 1 !, Major-General Bredin, Royal Artillery. -• f $ I . CUM " ° I. On the 26th ult . the Rev. Olivier Etough, ~„ John's, Blackburn, Gertrude, youngest daughter 001-roolo' Robert Hall, Rector If Westborough and Doddingto ~il .3 shire. ll t l atki P e t e( On the Bth inst., at Trinity Church, Regert,t. eaugla Wilson, Esq., of Colombo, Ceylon , to Sophia, el IC" of John Rymer, Esq. HenryMillot TO' D I RD. On the 16th of August, at Ferozepore, . _ r, .. a ._,,, or vers, Lieutenant Bth It, On the sth inst., at Edinburgh Castle, Lieu giment Bengal Nativetlentartlin. tin Atkins, 53d Regiment, aged 24. "r 1 de t 94.' On the Bth inst., Harriet, the wife of C. ,:t Park-street, Islington, aged 40. 11 to 56 ' ' ThottO On the Bth inst., Mr. Barber, of Pall-ma , ,-,,,,, .„,„ On the Bth inst., at Summit -place, Upper '-,1 P"' ~ sow Potts, Esq., aged 64. r s beth; ih ° Oa the 9th inst., at Hercules- of ..--11' ~., of of Sir. J. Paton. aged 51. JobiCigrie' On the 4th inst., Mary Ann, wife of 51r. , . e 4, Clifton-place, Camberwell Nevr.road. . o f D. , J. SP On the 4th inst., Charlotte Ellen, the wife 0 8 110' ding, Esq., of Harefield, aged 45. it Itlee-1"1/2 006 On the 4th inst., at Little Bushey, s.erts, , ses s aur , ~,,,,, On the 6th inst., at Brighton, Hrriet, e"'_, Lo bar . ' sister of the late Sir Henry Hawley, grange, Kent. --------,-, 1 0 --_-- --'.—. _------------v0rj51v,,.. 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