The Sun. — London, England, 1856-11-13 00:00:00

. THE SUN , LON DON, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 13, 185 6. --- -----____ Dover Hoy Old Park Iron Naval and Military Intelligence. I TIIE MURDER IN PARLIAMENT-STREET. He was a married man, and had worked for me upwards , only nine years and a half, when in reality he was 11 of ten years, i and upwards. Dronfield Gas Light and Coke Paris Chocolate --.0--- -* lnsoc etor Bradstock, of theA division said-I received ! A. witness named Gregge, at whose house the deceased Eastbourne Gas Patent Wool Manure Evesham Gas Light and Coke Patent Mattress and Cork Fabric I Yesterday the troops stationed at St. Mary's Casemate CORONER'S INQUEST. -VERDICT OF WILFUL MURDER. the prisoner at the police station iu King -street on the . died, deposed thet he had employed the defendant to , European and Indian Junction Telegraph Patent Nitro-phosphate or Blood Manure Barracks, Chatham, assembled on the parade ground for night of the 20th ult. He was charged by Lerigo with I bury him at the new parish burial ground at Tooting ; Enfield Gas Panklibanon Furnishing Ironmongery i S the purpose of being inspected by Adjutant J. Pope. having assaulted a man that night in Mr. Berry's shop. that at the time of doing so he told the defendant the Folkestone Gas and Coke in, l . T i he following appeared in our late edition last even- Peel River Laud and Mineral. On the conclusion of the inspection 213 nou-commis- • I afterwards went to the shop, and found child was 11 years and upwards, and 11 years was in• Framlingham Gas Light Patent Solid Sewage Manure C sioned officers and wee, belonging to nearly every cavalry -6 Yesterdayafternoon.Mr.Bedford,the Coroner for Wes'. a quantity of blood on the floor, the walls and coins- scribed by him on the coffin-plate as the age of the child, Frodshaui Gas Professional Advance and Deposit troi and infantry regiment in the service, were ordered to be From° Selwood Gas and Coke Plymouth Sea Bath Oa. minster, and a highly respectable jury, commenced an ter of which were bespattered with blood. De- I The witness also produced the bill furnished to him by discharged on various pensions. ceased in the meantime had been conveyed to thee Mr. Dunkley for the burial of the deceased ; and in it Gomersal Gas Light Quartz Reduction The mounted company of the Field Train Corps of the inquiry, at the Westminster Hospital, into the death of Berry, watchmaker, hospital. The backs of four fingers of the prisoner's appeared the item of 13s, for burial fees. Gorleston and Southtown Gas Light and Coke Ruardean Colliery Royal Engineers, now quartered at the camp at Alder-. ' • right hand were covered with blood-it had a fresh ap- Mr. Binns admitted that there had been some mistake Great Berkhampstead Gas Light and Coke Rugby Flour and Bread I shot, where they have been stationed for some months Richard Cope, shopman to Mr. pearance. When I informed him with what he was in tied matter ; but who to attribute it to, was difficult Great Harwood Gas Light and Coke Rawe'liffe Joint-Stock Stud Farm we! past, have received an order to proceed to Brompton of Parliament-street, whose death was occasioned by injuries inflicted on him by a man named Marley, a charged he made no reply. He gave the name of Joseph to say. He hoped, however, his worship did not think Great Marlow ceas and Coke R o y a l S urre y G a rdens Barracks, Chatham. rep • Great Yarmouth Gas Light and Coke Ruabon Coal A. detachment of of the 33 d (Duke of Wellington's) uted ticket-of-leave man a nd a deserter. Marley, it Jenkins, but I have since learned it is Robert Marley. the evidence of such a character as to induce him to com . He refused to give any address. I have since ascertained mit his client on a charge which would subject him to Hailsham Gas Haltwistle Gas Light St. James's Hall Schaeffer's Patent Oil Grease Regiment, consisting of 184 men, have been ordered to will be recollected, is in custody, and has undergone one that in 1853 he was transported for seven years for a transportation. Hansor's Olefin s Gas Shipping Record bat or two examinations. burglary in Baldwin's-garden, Holborn, and had re- , Mr. Elliott remarked that there could be no doubt proceed from Portsmouth to Chatham this day, in order Hashingdon Gas Light and Coke Scottish Australian Investment Oa to be attached to the invalid establishment of the latter The jury having been sworn, the Coroner briefly oar- turned on a ticket of leave. Previously to that he had i that the proceeding was most improper, and of a die- Hampton Court United Gas Steam Engine Thrashing Machine I garrison. rated the circumstances under which they had been tw e lve months' imprisonment for stealing skins from a honest character, and there was a sufficient case to pro Hayton and Baby Gas South Devon Shipping L's The Nimrod, 6, new screw steam gunvessel, fitting in Haverill Gas :Ind Coke Sutton Freeholds Tontine summoned,. and pointed out to them th e i r duties, viz., warehouse in Saffron-hill. I was present at the hospital coed against the defendant for exacting a greater amount L'el the basin at Sheerness, had her engineer's first trial ofwith the prisoner when he was identified by Cope as the for the burial fee than be had paid. He did not think, Hoddesden Gas and Coke Telegraph Works Plc her machinery yesterday. The trial proved high satisfac- to ascertain how, when, and by what means the de who assaulted him with a life preserver, pointing at however, that the evidence was sufficiently strong to Hertford Gas Light Three Towns British Mutual Deposit and Loan tit o tory. There were no hot bearings or inefficiencies of any ceased came by his death, after which the jury proceeded the sanie time with his left hand to his head, sustain the more serious charge, and therefore should Haden Gas Light and Coke Timber Bending sort. She will shortly proceed out on a trial trip. to view the body. By the Jury --Marley has not long returned from trans- not commit on it. Hungerford Gas and Coke Todmorden Commercial Spinning and Manufacturing The Wellington, being fitted out in No. 1 dry dock at On the return of the jury, portation. He has since worked for Mr. Schafer, cab Mr. Barker requested his worship to pest pone his final High Wycombe Gas Light and Coke Union Mill High= Ferrers Gas and Coke - United General Bread and Flour, for Plymouth, Sheerness, is rigged, and is daily expected to be commis John Allen, hackney carriage attendant, residing at proprietor, Stamford•street. I know of another case decision to a future day that he might have an opportu- Holyhead Gas Stonehous© and Devonport sat sioned.gainst the prisoner, but I decline entering into the par- nity of calling together and consulting the members of Horsforth Gas Unity Loan and Investment titulars.o: The Emerald, 51 gang, new screw steamfrigate, is 51, Tothill-street, brother-in-law of Richard CoCope, the board on the subject. The second case he had to Huntingdon and Gedmanchester Gas and Coke United Kingdom Vinegar being fitted at Sheerness, identified the body of the deceased, who was 36 years of urge against the defendant was somewhat stronger than Ilkley Gas Universal Purveyor After some further evidence, The Cyclops and Terrible steamfrigates are being fitted ag e, and a jeweller by trade. About halhpast 9 o'clock The Coroner summed up, and the Jury returnel a that already heard, and he should wish the whole matter Kenilworth Gas Light and Coke West Ham Distillery in; in the basin at Sheerness. on the evening of the 20 th October last witness w as on verdict of " Wilful Murder" against Robert Marley , the to be consi dered on a future day. Kirkb y Lonsclale Gas West of England Soap fal The following appointments were made yesterday at . duty .,, in New Palace-yard, and heard a cry of "Stop man at present in custody. Mr. Elliott consented to an adjournment, and the Knighton Gas Light, Coal, and Coke Wilder's Burton Brewery 0.1 61 Leatherhead Gas Wolverhampton Union Flour and Bread the Admiralty :-Lieut. W. Moriarty, to the Monarch , The jury at the same time exessed their approba , proceedings were put off for a week,dk' him, and saw a crowd of persons running after a manLlanwrst Gas Light, Coal, and Coke Windermere Iron Steamer G. W. Bloxsome, Acting Mate, to the Victor; W. WK. tion of =he conduct of Allen and Lerigo, in apprehend. THE LATH BURGLARY AT BRIXTON.-W. H. Woot- Littlehampton Gas - Woodside Mill Saunders, Surgeon, to the Shannon ;J. Worsley, Second (Robert Marley). He ran after the man and stopped in; the prisoner. ton, Joseph Young, Charles Cullen, Charles Homer, Sutton Gas and Coke Master o to the Colossus; J. E. Knight, Second Master, him. He was running in the direction of Canning's and Mary Ann Clark, who have been in custody for se- Long oLongtwn Gas and Coke PRICES Ob" S HARES, to the Otter ; and F. E. Everefieid, Assistant Paymas- Statue from Paynterh Magpie and Horse-shoe-passage, -- - - veral days on a charge of being concerned iu burgled. Madeley Gas light ter, in charge of the Spy. leading from B r id g e- s treet to Palace-yard. When POLICE INTELLIGENCE.-Nov. 12. ously breaking into the dwelling - house of Mr. S wires , a Mansfield Woodhouse Gas Light and Coke BANKS , ASSU RANCE, AND OTHER COM he caught hold of Marie he said, "Leave go ; chemist, on Brixton-hill, and stealing from thence a cash- Melbourne Gas Light and Coke PANIES' STOCK. y , • _ ea __ box containing about 501. in cash, and various other Mirfield Gas Light --. 40 ....-._ B 111. R. THACKERAYS SECOND LECTURE• what have I done ?" Witness replied, "I don't know, MANSION-HOUSE.- William, Pierce and James Morpeth Gas Light and Coke BrOTIL the Official List. - 4 .4e but I shan't let you go till Ido know." A man named Burgess, till recently guards in the service of the South property, were finally examined. Since the last examination the prisoner Young has Needham Market Gas Light PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENIN- (Pram the Scotsman.) Newtown Gas and Coke r confessed to having been one of the * parties to the rob- LONDON, TUESDAY, Nov. 11, 1856. Lord Ma or u on Co m pany, r d . The second of the Reties of lectures on "The Four Lerigo carne up almost immediately after, and said, Eastern Railway Company, were brought before the y , p eman ,in custody of Serjeant Smith Newnham Gas Light and CokeO ~, and Serjeant Thornton, detective officers attached to the berg, and said that Wootton had in the first instance GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. Georges" was delivered on Friday last by Mr. The . eke. " For God's sake, don't let go of him, for he has nearly Nuneaton Gas Light and Coke. 11 foree ' d open a skylight and let him in, and he after that murdered a man." Witness said, " Where's the man . Odiham Gas and Coke Dividend , Amount ray in the 'Music Hall, to the members of the Philos°. Scotland-yard division of the metropolitan police force,h Weal Institution and others. The audience was even The man made no observation to it, but put a cigar he charged with having stolen 15,000/. worth of bullion from the fastenings of the door and let him (Woottou) in. Oriental Gas Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. T P undid The prisoners were all fully committed for trial. Provincial Gas Light and Coke Annum. Share. ' E _ larger than on the previoue occasion ; .and, besides most had in his hand in his mouth. Witness called, " Where's a package in its transit from London to Folkestone last Richmond Gas • ' X s. d. £ s. d. i I of the gentlemen who on Tuesday night accompanied THAMES.-Tne ANGLO-ITALIAN LEGION.-Josefo Ringwood Gas Light and Coke British •• •• •• •• •• •• - - 1 - - 1 - 1 the lecturer to the platform, there were the Lord Pro- the murdered man ?" Lerigo said, " Come with me, May twelvemonths, Romford Gas and Coke Ditto Provincial.. •. /20 0 0 20 0 0 - " st , -B a in ! , IC,,y, the Dean of Guild, Professor Mackie, an d I'll show you." Witness went with Marley am e l Mr. Bodkin, who appeared for the prosecution, said- M ario n an Italian, aged 21, was b roug ht up on reman d Your lordship is no doubt aware that these two prisoners before ' Mr. ' Selfe, charged with attempting to stab Thos. Bothwell Gas Brighton .• ••.••• •• • , (20 0 0 20 0 0 15 Mr. R. Chambers, Zec. Lerigo down Parliament street to Berry's shop. Th are charged hy the South-Extern Railway Company ilOO 0 0 150 0 0 - , Venables, a police-constable, No. 141 K. Rye Gas and Coke City of London • • ••.•• Mr. THACEERAY was cheered upon his entrance. He .with having, in the year 1855, been concerned in the Salisbury Gas Light and Coke Continental(4th Cap.) . - '5O 0 0 20 00 , - k said-We may • begin to-night's lecture, .as a favourite shop was shut up, and he eaw a man outside the sh . op, Venables stated that about 1 o'clock on Tuesday cried by two men. He was bleeding. stealing of a large quantity of gold of the value of about morning he was on duty in Baker-street, Stepney, and Sandwich Gas Light and Coke English - novelist has sometimes been accustomed to su n' Witness did not then know the bleeding 15,0001., w hi c h was b e i ng conveye d b y th a t railway from heard the prisoner quarrelling with two prostitutes, one • Shelley Bridge Gas Equitable-. •• :: .... :: :. 81. 2 p W( c ):• nt. ! 51: 0 0 all - 1 - 2}: a 1 Imperial ............ 101.& bonus. 50 0 0 all 85 j commence his pleasant romances, by saying that someSedberg Gas and Coke independent ......... 5/. 140 0 0 o - 1 this country to France. Your lordship's predecessor of whom was struck by him o He remonstrated with him heard Mr. Rees, the solicitor to the company, state upon and told him to go about his business. The noise con- Settle Gas '5O 0 0 ” i-- , time in the afternoon of the 14th day of June, 1727, man was his brother-in-law. Witness said to Marley, 25 ' two horsemen Might have been perceived galloping " I shall take you to the station." Marley asked to his oath that he believed he should be in a ondition- tinued, the prisoner again struck one of the females, and Southwold Gas Light Do., Pall. Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 ” 1 and, indeed, knew that he should be in a position-to heed, endeavoured to make the Italian understand as well Southwell Gas Pncenix ............, 41. per cent. 60 0052 0 0 44 along the road from Chelsea to Richmond. The fore- be conveyed there in a cab ; but witness objected, as Rate= •• •• . ....... 51. 100 1 0 0 16 0 0 16 produce material evidence bringing this charge home tft as he could that he was doing and Sowerby Bridge Gas most, cased in the jackboots of the period, was a broad- United General •••• •• 21. 10s. 150 0 0 all 21% faced, jolly ;coking, and very corpulent cavalier; but the police station was so near, and he ultimately wrong must go walked there. After Marley was at his the . station he both prisone r s if th e y were reman d e d until to-day. , Youit away. The prisoner did leave the spot, walked a few Snaith Gas Westminster Chartered 41 per cent.' 50 0 0 ~ 13 Southern Gas, Coal, and Coke Ditto, - New .... - - - 5 O 5O 0 0 10 o 0 . to% by the manner in which he guided his horse you might I t o o r r d e s i le r i m p n 's d p t rAd m ec a e c ss c o o r r , di u n p g o ly n : th o a f t .c s o t u a r t s e e 7 t n h t o , se w w as h p o ie b a r s in e g d , Sonthcoats an Drypool Gas yards, and then returned to where he (witness) was standing. As the prisoner same towards him he drew WATER-WO tKS. see that he was a bold as well as skilful rider. Indeed, saw spattered markp of blood on right hand. South Shields Gas a charge against any of their fellow-subjects are bound a knife from a sheath, end made a back-handed blow no man loved sport better, and in hunting the fields of Marley was afterwards searched and- locked up. He South Essex Gas Light and Coke Dividend Amount to use every possible diligence in bringing forward evi- at him, which he with difficulty avoided by falling Norfolk no squire rode more boldly after the fox, or gave the name of Jenkins, but no residence. Staveley Gas Light and Coke Name of Company. , per of Paid. Price cheered Ringwood and Sweetlips more lustily. Thus he Mr. Alfred Marshall, tame surgeon o f the hospital, dente to support it-and there has been no lack of indus- back two yards. The prisoner advanced towards Sutton Southeoetes and Drypool Gas 1 Annum. Share. introduced Sir Robert Walpole on his way to Richmond- deposed -Deceased was brought to the hospital try on th e p ar t o f th ose w h o p rosecu t e this case since him with the knife, and made a plunge forward Sutton Coalfield Gas ! Xs.J.X s. d. lodge, to announce to the Prince of Wales the dee.th ofSpilsby Gas East London a t the e his blow breaat intended w i ftoUr his sm k by nif s e t . eppin H g e on a o g n ai e n sid a e v . oi T d h ed e Stockton Gas Consumers Grand Junction - his royal father and his accession to the throne, ~ D a t between 9 and 10 o'clock on the evening of the the . Period when sthhoeuriedmgaondontotook-dpaly7c-omamndenictinwgaswai tph. pointed that we is von big lie," reared out his sacred Mej,s e ty when the 20th October. I first saw him in bed a few minutesStretford Gas Kent.... • • - SI the examination of an accomplice in the - 100 0 0 - 95 was within two or three inches of him on each Staindrop Gas statesman, after having pushed his way to the bed- afterwards. His shirt was very much covered would depose whole f • to the o the circumstances, Swinton and Mexborongh Gas Light New River Company 2l. 10s. - - - , and thee occasion, and he should have been killed if he had not Southwark &Yainchall 5/, per eat. /100 0 0 - - chamber of the polite prince, commit - trio ited the import- with blood. He was suffering from a fracture of the we should• go on to produce witnesses for thepurposeTheme Gas and Coke ant tidings. George the Second hated Walpole ; and it of retreated and shown great activity. He drew his staff West Middlesex .• • • - tot was thus that he received the great Minister who, for the side bone. He was sensible, corroborating his statement. I regret to say that, • s kull and depression of - and made a blow at the prisoner, who ran away with Thornbury Gas BRIDGES. fifteen subsequent yearn served him with admirablo but could not speak. Some medicine was given to him out any fault or want of dile:mace on our part but en the . t the knife in his Land. He chased the prisoner down Tottenham and Edmonton ' tirel through • the necessity of going through certain Thetford Gas Dividend Amount prudence, fidelity, and success. But for Sir Robert and he was left quiet. An operation was performed on ~ Y., .several streets and he got away. Tiing Gas Light and Coke Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. forms, in order to procure the attendance of that wit- Walpole we should have haft the Stuarts back again • 2 the following day by elevating the depressed portion of John Wood, a police constable, No. 112 K, stated Todmorden Gas Annum. Share. nets, who is a convict under sentence at• lic work s . ..... but for his love of peace we should have been involved the bone it performed by Mr. Holt. It de- • ; was .. the pubthat he met the prisoner about two o'clock on Tuesday 'Uxbridge and Hillingdon Gas X s. d. X 15. d. in a war which the nation won not strong enough to morning, and having heard of the outrage and receive) Wallasey Gas feuneereord.....• .... _ - - 7-I6 • ceased relief, and the case went on favourably till the to-day. He cannot arrive in London till late this after- a descriptionofthe • he •, ' endured :• in religion he was better than a - 100 0 0 - - havebut then we are certain that ho will be here, heathen ;he 'cracked ribald jokes at all the big. let of N ovem b er , w h en unfavoura b le symptoms showed noon, and knife about him. The prisoner said he had got no knife, Warminster Gas Ditto New of 7% p.c. leper cart. 50 0 0 - - on therefore, at any hour that your lordship will. appoi Wellington Coal and Gas Waterloo ... - Mo 0 0 - - wigs . and biehope, and spent his Sundays tippling themselves, but passed off, and he went nt and at the same time put his right hand into his trousers Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. IL 143.8 d. 60 0 0 - - this case to o o t •shahb • Wonlock Gas with courtiers at St. James's, or boozing with boors at favourably till the 6th November, when a change i g n to-morrow, row, we ein a condition pocket. Witness laid hold of the prisoner's hand, and Ditto Nw ditto of 71., 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 - 264, to carry out our intention, by commencing this case with found that he had d I b •k • in Wetherby Gas Vauxhall ............ 965. 70 10 3 - 20% Houghton. He cared for letters no more than his master took place, and the symptoms became aggravated till he his examination. graspe a tare bowie risk a Winchester Gas did ; he judged human nature so meanly that we are died on Sunday last about two o'clock p.m. On 28th , • sheath. He seized it and prevented the prisoner using Whitchurch and Doddington Gas DOCKS ashamed to own he was right. But with his hireling Mr. Wontner said he appeared for Pierce at his last it, and secured him. The prisoner was quite sober. Wigan Gas Meter and Fitting _ Dividend Amount House of Commons he defended the liberty of the coun. Oct. a man was brought to the hospital, and taken to examination before the late Lcrd Mayor, who took upon The prisoner made no defence. Wilton Gas Name of Company per of 1 Paid. Price, try ; with his incredulity he kept down priestcraft. He deceased's room. Deceased was then able to speak, himself the responsibility of keeping the two prisoners in Mr. Selfe said this was too serious a case for him Wokinghem Gas Annum. Share. gave Britain peace and freedom, the Three '.'per Cents. and lie appeared to be perfectly calm. He identified the custody without the slightest. evidence having been a.. - to dispose of summarily. He saw by the Worship street Woodstock Gas - X s. ,d. £ s. C. - nearly at par, and wheat at five-and-twnty shillings .a prisoner as the man who struck him. Deceased was a duced against them. A felony had not even ben shown police sheet before him that another Italian, belonging Wrexham Gas Commercial -.•-- -5/. pr cent. Stock. Stock. - quarter. The troubles of England after the Hanoverian to have been committed within the jurisdiction of the to the foreign legion was charged with a similar offence. Wimbledon Gas East arid west India.. 61. pr cent. Stock. - - his confronting the prisoner, but within little worse after • Weedon Gas East Cf.,arttry . - - - succession began with a king who had been born in the late Lord M.yor, nor had it been shown bthe Mr. Robertson '' y statement said there were about 50 men belong country and aspired to rule it. The love of the two first 24 hours he was in the same state as before. He made of Mr. Rees that that gentleman had had a communica. ing to the British Italian Legion prowling about Step- Western Gas London ... •.•• •• - 51. pr cent. Stock. I - - Woeller Gas Ditto Bonds- •• .• - • - 1 - Georges for Hanover was of great benefit to the country. a post mortem examination of the head. There were two tion from a man in custody implicating the prisoners in ney and Whitechapel, all armed with bowie knives or St. Katharine .• - I - Yeadon and Gniseley Gas - Under them the dangerous spirit of loyalty nearly passed fractures on the left side of the head. One piece of bone a felony, and no other witness upon that occasion was stilettos. SHIPPING. southampton , 3l. Os per C. 1 50 0 0 150 0 0 ' Victoria .. •• - • - away, while the State churchee, deprived of the sup . had been driven •andelevated and could be in, one „ brought forward. He (Mr. Wontner) need hardly say Mr. Selfe-Not part of their equipment ? Aire and Calder Navigation. - port furnished by that spirit, almost emptied themselves, ~ that which he was quite sure the Lord Mayor knew Mr. Robertson-No, sir •; but they draw these deadly JOINT-STOCK BANKS. moved freel► up and down. Ono piece was rem Anglo-French Steam Ship George 11. was a dull little man, of low tastes ; yet y perfectly well-that it was necessary in courts of justice : weapons on the slightest provocation, d t• a, an some Imes Australian Auxiliary Steam Clipper Dividend Amount in e evidence-not Name of Company , per of Paid. Price. Lord Harvey tells us that he was a great sentimen- duri n g the progress of the case. There were fissures teat hearsay evidence-should be given without any provocation at all, No one is safe. The - B r i s t o l General Steam Navigation talist, and there truly must have been something the skull branching from the f racture. There wa s a connectin g a m a n with the commission of a felony , before p risoner belo ngs to the British Italian Legion. British Empire Shipping -- 1 Annum. Share. -- fascinating in the enormous private letters which he second fracture, the skull being very slightly depre-ised. a magistrate was warranted in detaining him in custody. Mr. Selfe-These cases have been so numerous, and British Steam Fisheries £s.d.£ s. d. wrote. His sentimentalities he kept, however, solely for There were two or three scalp wounds without fracture. Here there was an utter absen ce of a ll such evidence ; the practice has become so general forforeigners to attack British Hong Kong and North and South Wales Australasia 2O/. per cent. 40 0 0 all 99 British North American 61. per cent, 50 0 0 „ Germans. He did not love the fine arts, or pretend to there was the simple statement of Mr. Rees that he had people with knives that I shall commit the prisoner for Cambrian Steam Packet - The injuries might have been inflicted by such an instru•Commercial of London. I.per cent.'loo 0 0 20 0 0 29 Calcutta and Burmah Steam Navigation do so.; he, had me more religion than his father, and made '' seen a pereon who had been convicted of crime dI - ,an who trial. shall not send him to the Clerkenwell Sessions, Colonial even less rofession. He was brave, however. At Det. meat a s that produced (a life preserver). The injury on was suffering punishment, and, from the communication but to the mere solemn tribunal, the Old Central Crimi. Ceylon Coolie Transport and Steam Navigation lonian 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - PHarrington and Workington Shipbuilding and Rope- Lond.Char.Bk. of Ans - 20 0 0 all 0 204 tingen and at Otllesard he displayed fitmeue pluck and the head ,was not the direct cause of death, but the disease which that person bad made to him, Mr. Rees said, if nal Court. It was only by God's providence the police- making London and County Spirit. When the Pretender's troops were at Derby in arising from the fracture of the skull. the prisoners were remanded, he expected to be able to mall, was not k'elled. London, Harwich, and Continentpl Steam Packet Londn and Weotminatr :141. percent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 ooy, 1745 he alone of all the Court did not look pale. Mr. bring home guilt to them. Under these circumstances, Londonderry Steam Boat London Joint-Stock . - /12/. per cent. 50 0010 0 0 - Mr. Holt, senior surgeon of the hospital, depeeed • ._. Thackeray. said he was frightened to look back at thesehe (Mr. Wontner) trusted that the Lord Mayor would New Steam Packet Provincial of Ireland.. 1 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - When I saw deceased be was paralysed en one side of not take upon hicaself the responsibility of acting con• LliinTED LIABILITY COMPANIRS. ' North Devon Shipping Ditto, New......... : 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all - times. Ledy Yartuouth bet a clergyman 5,000 i. that National of Ireland.... 6?. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 - he should he made a bishop ; the clergyman obtained the body produced by a depressed fracture of the left wary to law by detaining the prisoners in custody with. -....-.... North of Europe Steam Navigation Nat. Provincial of Eng. Bi. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 78 out further evidence. Saltash Watermen's Steam Packet Ditto. New .... • ... W. per cent. 20 0 0 io 0 0 - his see, and paid her ladyship the wager. In St. James's side of the skull. I immediately performed the opera- TAS ENTERED AND REGISTERED UP TO OCT, 31.] - Chapel, the Xing was yawning under his canopy, and tion of trephining or elevating the bone, which gave Mr. Lewis submitted that Burgess ought to be forth., I It must be observed that the large majority of these Thames Steam Tug and Lighterage WATERWORKS. Oriental Bank Corpoa. Bg.p. 25 0 0 all South Australia • • .... 1 14 pp 25 0 0 „ mai chattering; German 5.4 loud as the preaeher,' one Dr. nemediate relief. Deceased gradually recovered the use with discharged. In order to detain a party it, w ..„, companies are simply joint stock companies, re-entered Ashtomunder-Lyrae Millowners and Mill-occupiers • t Union of :Australia.. •• 30". per cent. 25 0 0 63a/ 4 Young, who wrote poetry about stars, and who actually necessary that evidence should be given of under the new act, to give their shareholders the advan- - Ditto .............. 301. per cent. - -2ro o - f the •ht 1 the paralysis of the face subsided he 4 felonY Waterworks Union of L0nd0n...... 20% per cent 50 0 0 10 0 0 - burst into tears, because the Defender of the Faith andwithin o e rig leg, , the jurisdiction of the Court, and the t Uwe of limited liability. It is of the utmost importance his ton ue and subse uentl to dispenser of bi-hoPrics would not listen to him. No was enabled to put out g , q y be proved to have been implicated in it. pt.r ymu b The solicitor to shareholders to observe whether the titles of the com- Banbury Water Berlin Waterworks Union of Madrid ... • • - 4 O 4O 0 0 all - wonder that there should have been a Whitfield crying ' speak. He also gradually recovered in a measure the of the prosecution merely stating that so CANALS. b d panies in which they may rn o y had told be interested are inserted in Carlisle Joint-Stock Waterworks _ in the wilderness, and a Wesley quitting the insulted use of the right arm. He progressed favourably until him something would not be evi oen „ i n this lint. . any other Church Stratton Waterworks !ei • • e Dividend temple to pray on the hill side. "Where," said the Court, and therefore it ought no: Names of ~, Dividend price Names of ..,, Friday (with one exception) when unfavourable symptoms 4 to be received there. MINING. Cheadle (Staffordshire) Waterworks per lecturer, "is the honest man, or the pure person one The Lord Mayor -The mos'. - Companies. ,ot per Companies. e Price. 4 Annum, Benderg, Mining Durham Water , e., Annum. ce may Look at in this Court ? There are some old-worldand continued his death on Sunday. The .. tmortant feature in this arose until Y. case is, that there has not Ih ee • • Bronfloyd Mining Soaham Harbour Waterworks __nee- , - any want of due dill follies and some absurd ceremonials about our Court of post mortem examination was conducted under my geuce on the part of the Coosheen Copper Mining Stockport Waterworks 1 X , X • prosecutors. It is perfectly the present d . ay that I laugh at •• but as an Englishman, superintendence. An extensive scalp wound existed on clear that every exerti".en has been made by t h em p to bring 'College Mines Stourbridgo Waterworks Ashtn &Oldh 93 71. p. et.' 145 11Jacciesfleld. 100 2/. 10s. 51 Barnsley• ••• 160 - - Neath .• •• •• 100 161. - contrasting it with the past, shall I not acknowledge the the left side of the head csrresponding to the depressed the convict up in tine for examination to-day, although Californian Consolidated Quartz Mining wellington a Brknket Abrg, 150 4/: 0xf0rd.....• 100 - 103 change of to-day ?As the mistress of St. James's passes they have failed. Esgair Llee Mine Waterworks Birmingham 140 4/. 9134 Peak Forest. 75 si. Os. 76 side of the skull, which was fissured in different direr- I should not be doing justice to all Garnett and Moseley Gold Mining Willenhall Waterworks me now, I salute the Sovereign, wise, moderate, exam- parties if I did Coventry.. - 1100 251. - Regeat's ...• 30 1/ 16 not remand the case till to-morrow. tons radiating from the depression. 'Witness then pro- Isle of Man Mining Winchester Waterworks , Derby • • ... :100 6/. 15s. 84 Rochdale.... 85 11. 10s. - plary of life, the good mother, the good wife, the accoin- P The prisoeters were remanded accordingly. Llwynmalees Mine Elismre&Chsl 69 2% p. ct. - Somrset Coal 140, - pliehed lady, the enlightened friend of art, the tender seeded to describe the other appearances of the head,MISCELLANEOUS. - Lusitanian Mining GrandJunctn ' 100 3". pr, ct. 43 Do, Lk FdSt 12: - sympathiser in her people's! sorrows and glories:" -(L-iiia Icings, spleen, &c., and gave it a 3 his opinion that Cie WE'r' '.l SIINSTER. -STRANGE CHARGE OF EMBEZZLE- Llanggnoy 'United Mining Acadian Charcoal Iron Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10 61. pr. ct. 11% Stffrd &Wore, 1401 281. ( 410 Adel hi Loan and Discount Grand Surrey, 100 41. - Shrewsbury.. 1251 - 1 - and prolonged pplanee.) Of all the Court of George cause of death resulted from the fracture of the skull. MENT -.. Maclayulleth Park Copper Mine Arthur and Edward and Mirey Stock Colliery Grand Union 100 1/.os. - Stourbridge. , 45 , 12/. 290 and Can:iliac Lady Suffolk wee the only one who could The • George Baxter was placed at the bar charged with Mount Gabriel Mineral e wound very much corresponded in shape with the embneeine g the sum of 121. 10s, Atlantic Telegraph Kennt & Avn 39 6s. Od, 6% Severn and il' ' 21. be really liked. She was the patroness and friend of Gay. . New Brunswick Mining Lancaster .. 100 Rail. f ( 26 i Lord Peterberough, an indomieable youth of seventy life-preserver that had been produce 1. I don't think the . Thomas Jones, a tanner, living at 4, Cartaret-street, Pen-y-rhiew Colliery Australian Land and Emigration Leeds&Livrp 100 251. 483% Warwick SO : 2 /. 25 years, ceurted her in flaming epistles of gallantry with all deceased was injured by his examination by the maxis- Westminster, said that a short time ago he employed Rhydydefed Colliery (Glamorganshire) Beetles Silk Works Leicester... a too 51. 49% Birming. 5 1001 Bernard's Patent Machine Boot and Shoe . Leicstr &Nth 83 - - Warwick & / I 21. 8 the vast ceremonies of rapture the n i n vo gue ; and she gut trate. I wa s no t p res e n t. 1 the prisoner to dress ten dozen goats' skins. He gave Royal Consolida te d Copper Mines of San Fernando, Birmingham Times Newspaper, and General Printing LoughLorogh 142 701. 550 Napton.. 3 100: Gay to help her to write suitable replies to them. Pope By the Coroner-That examination, I suppose, wise I him Si. 108. to purchase the skins with, and afterwards Cuba Birmingham* and Midland Counties Mutual Invest. Mo ivorcstr & I nmouthsh 100 - - -. , 178 21. 20 eulogised leer M his fine rhymes (which the lecturer • d saw the receipt for the money. Prosecutor then paid Shropshire Blackwood Mining Mntgmerysh 100 - - Binning. 1 at length.) Beautiful, jol!y Mary Bellenden liked approve of by some medical man. the prisoner for dressing the skins ; and, about the time South Tyne Colliery went and Lean Brks -1 10s. Od. - quotedMeltnllfwbry 100 - - Wilts & Birmingham and General Loan and Deposit her, and in her eccentric way offered her the choice of Mr. Holt-I believe it was. Witness continued-I they ought to have been ready, was obr dsuddenly Wellington Copper Mine ige Willoughby Lead Mining Birmingham Plate and Crown Glass INSURANCE COMPANIES. ------ anything in her farm produce that she cared to stick a did not observe bruises about deceased's shoulders. to leave for Ireland, when the accused proposed that he Worthing Alining Birwi • ngha.m Waggon . -- _ . I Dividend I Amount 1 i Paid. i Price. - 01laUll sue izio,s 0.21.2.1111/004/011 bun prisoner x um.% U.. --- ------ ------ ---- - --- - - runmstmu .r.; ler,u. a 'l.' 0 r,ovel.i. ...ew e -...a. .... T .1,4 ,, ....'' . "" b I S'jaU ' ieb y ou go " fl ' °' '''''''. - ---- - -- Easrr - n . R - ailw• - t - - Coal -- -- --- b ---. -ht b f the Newtown Gas and Coke a (From, the Scotsman.) confessed to having been one of the parties to the rob- LONDON, TUESD AY, Nov. 11, 1856. Lord e Mayor u ' p y on rema Pa nd " , Newnham Gas Light and Coke te in w ci e i r s e tody ro o u f g Serjea e n o t r S e m it h b d'd that Wootton had in the first instance ery, an sai GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. tgo of him for he has nearly The second 'of the series of lectures on " The Four Lerigo came up almost immediately after, and said, Nuneaton Gas Light and Coke. 11 r and Serjeant , Thornton, detective officers attached to the Georges" was delivered on Friday last by Mr. Thacke- " For God's sake, don't le f foreed open a skylight and let him in, and he after that Odihain Gas and Coke Dividend , Amount LI .th 'Music Hall, to the members of the Philos°. Scotland-yard division of the metropolitan police force, of Paid. , Price. T ray in e undid the fastenings of the door aud let him (Woottou) in. Oriental Gas Name of Company. per • 1 Institution and others. The audience was even murdered a man." Witness said, " Where's the man . The man made no observation to it, but put a cigar he charged with having stolen 15,000/. worth of bullion from Annum. Share. B phica The prisoners were all fully committed for trial. Provincial Gas Light and Coke ~ had in hia hand in his mouth. Witness called, " Where's a package in its traneit from London to Folkestone last Richmond Gas - larger than on the previoue occasion ; and, besides mpst - s. d. X s. d. i I • •d " Come with me, May twelvemonths. Ringwood Gas Light and Coke - 4 - _ 1 _ 1 of the gentlemen who on Tuesday night accompanied THAMES.-Tun ANGLO-ITALIAN LEGION.-Josefo British •• •• •• •• •• • • •• Romford Gas and Coke Ditto Provincial.. •. /20 0 0 20 0 0 - \ the lecturer to the platform, there were the Lord Pro. the murdered man !" L . erigo sai , . vos e, B e im, K e y, the Dean of Guild, Professor Mackie, an d 11l show you. ' Witness went with Marley and Mr• Bodkin , who appeared for the Prosecution, said- M ario n, an It a li an , age d 21, was b roug ht up on reman d Your lordship is no doubt aware that these two prisoners before Mr. Selfe, charged with attempting to stab Thos. Rothwell Gas Brighton .-••.••• •• • . ,20 0 0 20 0 0 15 100 0 0 150 0 0 - Mr. R.. Ceambers, &c. are charged by the South-Eestern Railway Corneaute Venables, a police-constable, No. 141 K. Rye Gas and Coke City of London • • ••e• Continental (4th Cap.) . l - ,50 0 0 20 00 , - ( Mr. Titectinneer was cheered upon his entrance. He Lerigo down Parliament-street to Berry's shop. The shop was shut up, and he taw a man outside the shop, . with having, in the year 1855, been concerned in the Venables stated that about 1 o'clock on Tuesday Salisbury Gas Light and Coke Sandwich Gas Light and Coke Equitable-. •• •• .... -2/. 10s. 150 0 0 all - I said-We may • begin to-night's lecture, .as a favourite supported by two men. He was bleeding'. stealing of a large quantity of gold of the value of about morning he was on duty in Baker-street, Stepney, and Great Central - . 8/. per cent. :10 0 0 all 12% I - Shelley Bridge Gas Imperial ............ 10/. & bonus.' 50 0 0 all 85 1 English - novelist has sometimes been accustomed to . Witness did not then know the bleeding 15,000 a, w hi c h was b e i ng conveye d b y th a t railway from heard the prisoner quarrelling with two prostitutes, one Sedberg Gas and Coke Independent ......... 5/. 140 0 0 or : - 1 cometence his pleasant romances, by sayine that some this country to France. Your lordship's predecessor of whom was struck by him, t He remonstrated with him Settle Gas London.• __ _ _ ..... - '5O 0 0 ft ,-- ' 1 time in tho afternoon of the 14th day of June, 1727, man was his broth - - . Do., Parl. Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 ff 2a er in law Witness said to Marley, heard Mr Raes the solicitor to the com an t p y, s ate upon and told him to go about his business. The noise con- Southwold Gas Light I Pucenix ............, 41. per cent. 60 0 0 52 0 0 44 two horsemen Might have been perceived galloping " I shall take you to the station." Marley asked to • - , his oath that he believed he should be in a condition- tenued, the prisoner again struck one of the females, and Southwell Gas 51. 1 100 0 0 16 0 0 16 E along the road from Chelsea to Richmond. The fore- be conveyed there in a cab ; but witness objected, as and, indeed, knew that he should be in a position-to he endeavoured to make the Italian understand as well Sowerby Bridge Gas Rate= .... . .. -.• . United General •••• •• 2/. 10s. I 50 0 0 all 2114 most, caged in the jackboots of the period, was abroad the police-station was so near, and he ultimately produce material evidence bringing thia charge home tft as he could that he was doing wrong and must go Snaith Gas Westminster Chartered 41 Der cent. '5O 0 0 •• t 3 faced, jolly-looking, and very corpulent cavalier ; but walked there. After Marley was at the station he both prisoners if they wer e r eman d e d until to.day. Your away. The prisoner did leave the spot, walked a few Southern Gas Coal, and Coke Ditto, New ........ _ 50 0010 0 0 . to% by the macner in which he guided his horse you might lordship's predecessor, upon that statement, was pleased yards, and then returned to where htl (witness) was Sonthcoats sad Drypool Gas WATER-WORKS. South Shields Gas see that he was a bold as well as skilful rider. Indeed, saw spattered merits; of blood on his right hand. to remand them accordingly. Of course, those who bring standi As the • . d ' dew ng. prisoner same tower s him he r a charge against any of their feliow•subjects are bound a knife front a sheath, end made a back-handed blow South Essex Gas Light and Coke Dividend A.mount no man loved sport better, and in hunting the fields of Marley was afterwards searched and- locked up. He of Paid. Price Staveley Gas Light and Coke Name of Company. per Norfolk no squire rode more boldly after the fox, or gave the name of Jenkins, but no residence. to use every possible diligence in bringing fora ard evi- at him, which he with difficulty avoided by falling Sutton Southcoetes and Drypool Gas Annum. Share. _____ cheered Ringwood and Sweetlips more luatily. Thus he Mr. Alfred Marshall, Louee surgeon o f the hospital, dence to support it-and there has been no lack of iiadus• back two yards. The prisener advanced towards Stittoa Coalfield Gas Xe.d.X s. d. introduced Sir Robert Walpole on his way to Richmond deposed 7 Dechased was brought to the hospital try on th e p ar t o e th ose w h o p rosecu t e this case since him with the knife, and made a plunge forward 119 : - Spilsby Gas East London lodge, to announce to the Prince of Wales the devil of P• at his breast with his knife. He again avoided Stockton Gas Consumers Grand Junction .... -4 , . per cnt. 50 0 0 all - ; his royal father and his aecession to the throne. ~ P a t between 9 and 10 o'clock on the evening of the the Period when the remand took place-and it was a pointed that we should go on to.d a y, commencin g with the blow intended for him by stepping on one side. The Stretford Gas Kent.... •• - SII , is von big lie," roared out his sacred alejetty when the 20th October. I first saw him in bed a few minutes the examination of an accomplice in the crime, who knife was within two or three inches of him on each Staindrop Gas Lambeth -- • . - 100 0 0 - 95 statesman, after having pushed his way to the bed- after wards. His shirt was very much covered would depose to the whole of the circumstances, and thee occasion, and he shoulchhave been killed if he had not Swinton and Mexborongh Gas Light New River Company 2l. 10s. , - - Southwark &Vauxhall 5/. per cat. /100 0 0 - - - , chamber of the polite prince, commucio ited the import- with blood. He was suffering from a, fracture of the we should go on to produce witnesses for the purpose of retreated and shown great activity. He drew his staff Tha.me Gas and Coke West Middlesex .. • • - 101 ant tidinge. George the Second hated Walpole ; and it skul an I d depression of the side bone. He was sensible, corroborating his stat e me n t. I regret to say that, with- and made a blow at the prisoner, who ran away with Thornbury Gas BRIDGES. was thus-that he receiVed the great Minister who, for Tottenham and Edmonton , fifteen subsequent yearn served bum with admirabl, but could not speak. Some medicine was given to him, oat any fault or want of diligence on our part, but en- the knife in his Land. He chased the prisoner down tirely through the necessity of going through certain several streets and he got away. Thetford Gas Dividend Amount forms, in order to procure the attendance of that wit- John Wood, a police constable, No. 112 K, stated Tting Gas Light and Coke Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. prudence, fidelity, and success. But foe Sir Rebert and he was left quiet. An operation was performed on Annum. Share. Todmorden Gas • Walpole we should have had. the Stuarteoback again J ness, who is a convict under eentence at the public works that he met the • ' T - - the following day by elevating the depressed portion of prisoner about two o clock on uesday 'Uxbridge and Hillingdon Gas .6 s. d. X s. d. but for his love of peace we shohld have been involved the bone ;it was performed by Mr. Holt. It, gave de- at Portlaiad, we are net in a position to produce him morning, and having heard of the outrage, and reCeived IVallasey Gas wungeraard.....• .... - - -7% in a war which the nation waa not strong enough to ceased relief, and the case Went on favourably tilt the to-day. He cannot arrive in London till late this after- a description of the prisoner, he asked him if he had a Wautage Gas Southwark .........• - 100 0 0 - - have enduredg in religion he was better than a' Ist of November, when unfavourable symptoms showed noon, b u t th en we are certa i n t h a t h e w ill b e here, and knife about him. The prisoner said he had got no knife, Warminster Gas Ditto New of 734 p.c. I/. per emit. 50 0 0 - - heathen ;he 'cracked ribald jokes at all the big- Wellington Coal and Gas Waterloo ... - Mo o o - - therefore, at any hour that your lordship will. appoint and at the same time put his right hand into his trousers this case to go on to-morrow, we shall be in a condition pocket. Witness laid hold of the prisoner's hand,.and Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. 11. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 - - w;gs . and biehope, and spent his Suedays tippling themselves, but passed off, and he went on Wonlock Gas Ditto Nw ditto of 71., IL 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 - 26% with courtiers at St. James's, or boozing with boors at favourably till the 6th November, when a change to carry out our intention, by commencin h• • h ' gt is case wit found that he had grasped a large bowie knife in a Wetherby Gas Vauxhall ............ 965. 70 10 3 - 20 , y, Houghton. He cared for letters no more tban his master took place, and the symptoms became aggravated till he his examination. sheath. He seized it and prevented the prisoner using Winchester Gas Whitchurch and Doidington Gas DOCKS. did ; he judged human nature so meanly that we are died on Sunday last about two o'clock p.m. On 28th Mr. Wontner said he appeared for Pierce at his last it, and secured him. The prisoner was quite sober. Wigan Gas Meter and Fitting ____ Dividend Amount , ashamed to own he was right. But with his hireling Oct.. a man was brought to the hospital, and taken to examination before the late Lcrd Mayor, who took upon The prisoner made no defence. Wilton Gas Name of Compsny per of I Paid. Price, House of Commons he defended the liberty of the coun- Annum. Share. I Wokinghern Gas _ try ; with his incredulity he kept down eriestcraft. He deceased's room, Deceased was then able to speak, himself the responsibility of keeping the two prisopers in Mr. Selfe said this was too serious a case for him _ custody without the slightest, evidence havine been we- to dispose of summarily. He saw by the Worship•street Woodstock Gas x s. el. 4 s. d. gave Britain peace and freedom, the Three eper Cents. and Ice appeared to be perfectly calm. He identified the duced aeainst them. A felony had not even been shown police sheet before him that another Italian, belonging Wrexham Gas Commercial ...• •• - -5/. pr cent. Stock. ' Stock. - nearly, at par, and wheat at five-and-twenty shillings .a prisoner as the man who struck him. Decea,sed was a to have been committed within the jurisdiction of the to the foreign legion, was charged with a eimilar offence. Wimbledon Gas East and West India.. 61. pr cent. I Stock. - - quarter. The troubles of England after the Hanoverian little worse after his confronting the prisoner, but within late Lord M.yor, nor had it been shown by the statement Mr. Robertson said there were about 50 men belong- Weedon Gas East Cf.eiritry.. - - - succession began with a king who had been born in the 0 Western Gas London ... • .•••• •• 51. pr cent. Stock. I - - A hours he was in the same state as before. He made of Mr. Rees that that gentleman had had a communica- ing to the British Italian Legion prowling about Step- Ditto Bonds- •• • • - , I - 1 - country and aspired to rule it. The love of the two first Woeller Gas St. Katharine .... • 4 per cent. Stock. , - I - Georges for Hanover was of great benefit tO the country. a post mortem examination of the head. There were two tion from a man in custody implicating the prisoners in ney and Whitechapel, all armed with bowie knives or Yeadon and Gniseley Gas outhampton - - a felony, and no other witness upon that occasion was stilettos. Under them the dangerous spirit of loyalty nearly passed fractures on the left side of the head. One piece of bone brought . forward. He . (Mr. Wontner) need hardly say Mr. Selfe-Not part of their equipment ? SEIIPPING. Victoria .. •• - - - away, while the State churchee, - deprived of the sup- Aire and Calder Navigation. - JOINT-SIOCK BANKS. had been driven in, and one elevaeed, and could be that which he was quite sure tbe Lord Mayor knew Mr. Robertson-No, sir ; but they draw these deadly port furnished by that spirit, almost emptied themselves, Anglo-French Steam Ship moved freely up and down. Ono piece was remeved perfectly well-that it was necessary in courts ofjustice weapons on the slightest provocation, and sometimes Dividend Amount George 11. eras a dull little man, of low tastes ; yet Australian Auxiliary Steam Clipper Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. d ur i ng the progress of the case. There were fissures in that evidence-not hearsay evidence-should be given without any provocation at all. No one is safe. The - B r i s t o l General Steam Navigation Lord Harvey tells us that he was a great sentimen- Annum. Share. talist, and there truly must have been something the skull branching from the fracture. There was a connecting 3 man with t h e commission of a felony, before prisoner belongs to the British Italian Legion. British Empire Shipping -- , -- - a magistrate was warranted in d e t a inin g hi m i n cus t o d y . Mr. Selfe-These cases have been so numerous, and British Steam Fisheries Xs.d.4 s. d. fascinating iri the enormous private letters which he second fracture, the skull being very slightly depressed. Here there was an utter absence of all such evidence ; the practice has become so general forforeigners to attack British Hong Kong and North and South Wales Anstralasia........... 20/. per cent. 40 0 0 all 99 wrota His sentimentalities he kept, however, solely for British North American 6/. per cent. 50 0 0 „ - There were two or three scalp wounds without fracture. there was the simple statement of Mr. Rees that he had people with knives that I shall commit the prisoner for Cambrian Steam Packet Commercial of London. 10/.per cent. 'lOO 0 0 20 0 0 29 Germans. He did not love the fine arts, or pretend to . • • Calcutta and Burma.h Steam Navigation The injuries naight have been inflicted by such au instru• seen a pereon who had been convicted of crime, and who trial. I shalt not send him to the Clerkenwell Sessions, c o l on i a l... a ... a __ 5/. per cent. / 100 0 0 25 0 0 213 i do so.; he had no more religion than his father, and made Ceylon Coolie Transport and Steam Navigation 10nian................ 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - men t a s that produced (a life preserver). The injury on was suffering punishment, and, from the communication but to the more solemn tribunal, the Old Central Crimi even less Profession. He was brave, however. At Det- Harrington and Workington Shipbuilding and Rope- 20 0 0 all 0 204 tingen and at Ondemard he displayed fanntua pluck and the head was not the direct cause of death, but the diseaee which that person had made to him, Mr. Rees said, if nal Court. It was onl yby God's providence the police- making London and County .. / 10'. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 3014, the prisoners were remanded, he expected to be able to Man, was not It ; :iteti. Londom_Harwich, and Continentpl Steam Packet Lond.Char.Bk. of Ans. - Londn and Westininatr 141. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 ON spirit: When the Pretender's troops were at Derby in arising from the fracture of the skull. bring home guilt to them. Under these circumstances, Londonderry Steam Boat London Joint-Stock ... 1 121. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 - 1745 he alone of all the Court did not look pale. Mr. - ear. Holt, senior surgeon of the hospital, depoaed- he (Mr. Wontner) trusted that the Lord Mayor would _ New Steam Packet Provinclal of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - Thackeran said he was frightened to look baca at these , Ditto, New......... 8 I.per cent. 10 0 0 all - When I saw deceased he was paralysed en one side of not take upon himself the responsibility of acting con• LI.IIITED LIABILITY COMPANI It& North Devon Shipping Nationr.l of Irelard.... 6±. per cent. 50 0 0 22 Io 0 - times. Lady Yarmouth bet a clergyman 5,0001. that North of Europe Steam Navigation Nat. Provincial of Eng. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 78 -- 40 .---- be should be made a bishop ; the clergyman °foamed the body produced by a depressed fracture of the left wary to law by detaining the prisoners in custody with. lAN ENTERED AND REGISTERED UP TO OCT. 31.1 Saltash Watermerea Steam Packet Ditto. New .... • ... St. per cent. 20 0 o 10 0 0 - 1 bis see, and paid her ladyship the wager. In St. James'e side of tbe skull. I immediately performed the opera- ont further rn.denco. Mr. Lewis submitted that Burgess ought to be forth., 1 It must be observed that the large majority of these Thames Steam Tug and Lighterage oriental Bank Corpora. 13f.p. ct.6the. 25 0 0 all - I South Australia • • .... 14? t e.ct.Sebs. 25 0 0 „ met Chapel, the King was yawning under his canhpy, a.nd tion of trephining or elevating the bone, which gave WATERWORKS. Union of %ustralia.. •• 30±. per cent. 25 0 0 ea% with discharged. In order to detain a. party it, wa , companies are simply joint stock companies, re-entered Ashton-under-Lyne Millowners and Mill-occupiers' chattering German as loud as the preacher, one Dr. nemediate relief. Deceased gradually recovered the use • d h ld b • necessary that evi ence sou e given of •f 1 under the new act, to give their shareholders the advan- Young who wrote poetry about stars, and who actually a .e ony The solicitor Waterworks Union of L0nd0n....... 20% per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 - of the right leg, the paralysis of the face subsided he • • , within the jurisdiction of the Court, and the Uwe of limited liability. It is of the utmost importance Union of Madrid ... • • - 40 0 0 all - Ditto .............. 301. per cent. - -2ro o - burst into tears, because the Defender of the Faith and eterty mu n t b ,inbody had told Banbury Water dispenser of W . -henries would not listen to him. No was enabled to put out his tougue, and subsequently te be proved to have been implicated in it. y other to shareholders to observe whether the titles of the com- Berlin Waterworka CANALS. wonder that there should have been a Whitfield crying , speak. He also gradually recovered in a measure the of the prosecution merely stating that so panies in which they may be interested are inserted in Carlisle Joint-Stock Waterworks _ . in the wilderness, and a Wesley quitting the insulted use o '. f the right arm. He progressed favourably until him something would not be ev; aien „ i n an _ Church Stretton Waterworks i e , ' • Names of : g Dividend Price Names of ;..,, ,i, Dividend . temple to pray on the bill side. " Where," said the Friday (with one exception) when unfavourable symptoms Court, aud therefore it ought n o :ci to be received there. MINING. Cheadle (Staffordshire) Waterworks Companies. , .2 per per • Companies. es A Fnce. 4 nnum, lecturer, "is the honest man, or the pure person one The Lord Ma - yor The most,: important feature in this this lint. Benderg, Mining Durham Water , et Annum. et want of due dili , may look at in this Court ? There are some old-world arose and continued until his death on Sunday. The case is, that there has not It egn any Bronfloyd Mining Sealiam Harbour Waterworks ____- - ost mortem examinatioa war conducted under my gence on the part !if the . Coosheen Copper Mining Stockport Waterworks 1 X , X follies and sonae absurd ceremonials about our Court of P peosecutors. It is perfectly Ashtn &Oldh 93 71. p.a.' 145 Macclesfield. 100 2/. 10s. 51 exertitm has been made by them to bring 'College Mines Stourbridge Waterworks the present day that I laugh at ; but as an Englishman, superintendence. An extensive scalp wound existed on clear tbat every 'ene for exaanination to-dey, although Californian Consolidated Quartz Mining Tonbridge Waterworks Barnsley •. - 160 -' - Neath •.•• •• 100 161. - Oxford.. •• • • 100 - 103 contrasting' it with the past, shall I not acknowledge the the left side of the head cerresponding to the depreseed the convict up in ti Esgair Llee Mine Wellington Waterworks Brknket Abrg i 150 4/: Birmingham I 40, 4/. 9134 Peak Forest. 75 , si. Os. 76 change of to-day ?As the mistress of St. James's pasaes they have failed. I should not be doing justice to all Garnett and Moseley Gold Mining Willenhall Waterworks Coventry....lloo 25/. - Regent's.... 30 1/ 1G side of the skull, which was fissured in different direc . not remand the case till to-morrow. The prisoeters were remanded accordingly. Derby • •... :100 6/. 15s. 84 Rochdale.... 85 11. 10s. - Me now, I salute the Sovereign, wise, moderate, exem- parties if I did Isle of Man Mining Winchester Waterworks ' tons radiating from the depression. Witness then pro. Ellsmre&Chsl 69 214 p. ct. - Somrset Coal 140, - ' plary of life, the good mother, the good wife, the accrete- Llwymnalees Mine MISCELLANEOUS. pliehed lady, the enlightened friend of art, the tender eeeded to describe the other appearances of the head, - Lusitanian Mining 410 • ' 'ax - inel o sympathiser in her people's sorrows and gloms. lan e s, spleen, itc., and gave it as his opinion that the WE F trIIINSTER.-STRANGE CHARGE OF EMBEZZLE- Llanggnoy United Mining Acadian Charcoel Iron Adelphi Loan and Discount . Do., 6 pr• Ct. 10 61. pr. ct. 1134 Stffrd &Wore 1401 281. Grand•luncln l loo 3•!. pr. ct. 43 Do .Lk FdSt 12: - Grand Surrey, 100 4/. - Shrewsbury.. 1251 and prolonged applante.) Of all the Court of George cause of death resulted from the fracture of the skull. elem. .-..G e orge Baxter was placed at the bar charged with •Machyulleth Park Copper Mine Arthur and Edward and Mirey Stock Colliery Grand Union 100 1/.os. - Stourbrldge. 145 / 1 - 2 /. 290 - and Car-oboe lady Suffolk was the only one who could The wound verY much corresporded in shape with the emteeezling the sum of 121. 108. Mount Gabriel Mineral Atlantic Telegraph Kennt & Avn 39 6s. Od. 6% Severn andi I v. _ Lancaster .. 100 - - Wye Rail. j(26 / be really liked. She was the patrones and friend of Gay. re he-preserver that had been producel. I don't think the . Thomas Jones, a tanner, living at 4, Cartaret-street, New Brunswick Mining Australian Land and Emigration Pen-y•rhiew Colliery Ineelseenivrp 100 251. 483% Warwick Sci . : 2 /. 25 Lord Peterberoueh, an indomit'able - fouth of seventy Beccles Silk Works Leicestcr....lloo 51. 49y, Birming. j 1001 years, ceurted her in flaming epistles of gallantry with all deceased was injured by his examination by the rnagis- Westminster, said that a short time aeo he employed Rhydydefed Colliery (Glamorganshire) Bernard's Patent Machine Boot and Shoe . Leicstr &Nth 83 - - Warwick. & i I 2/. 8 the vast ceremonies of rapture then in vogue ; and she got trate. I was not present. 1 the prisoner to dress ten dozen goats' skins. He gave Royal Consolidated Copper Mines of San Fernando, Birmingham Times Newspaper, and General Printing Loughborogh 142 701. 550 Napton.... 100 1 , I him Si. 1 Os. ta purchase the skins with, and afterwards Cuba nmou_ash _eo - - WOT . CSt .i r tin, & . / 7 8 1 2L 20 Gay to help her to write suitable replies to them. Pope By the Coroner-That examination, Isu pose ww Birmingham and Midland Counties Mutual Invest. mo fl 1(1 eulogised ner in his fine rhymes (which the lecturer P. ' "" l ' u saw the receipt for the money. Prosecutor then • paul Shropshire Blackwood Mining ment and Leen Mntgmerysh 100 - - Bunt ~ MeßnMwbry 100 approVed of by some medical man. South Tyne Colliery quoted at length.) Beautiful; juPy Mary Bellenden liked - the prisoner for dressing the skins ; and, about the time Wellington Copper Mine Birmingham and General Loan and Deposit NIES INSURANCE COMPA • her, and in her eccentric way offered her the choice of Mr. Holt-I believe it was. Witness contiowed-I they ought to have been ready, was obliged suddenly Willoughby Lead Mining Birmingham Plate and Crown Glass -- ---- - 7-- anything in her farm produce that she cared to stick a did net observe bruises about deceased's shoulders. to leave for Ireland, when the accused proposed that he Worthing Mining Birmingham Waggon • • Dividend Amount of Paid. Price. Brightside Coal Name of Company. per knife- into. A. jolly set these maids of honour were ; G L • should sell the skins for him. Prosecutor consented, RAILWAYS. Share. eorge erigo, of Chapton-street, Oxfordeetreet, de. • • • , Bristol Ground Flint Annum. . _ we __ , and it was a merrier England that of our ancestors thee ed _ l providing he obtainea 12/. 10s. for them, and told him Ceuta Rica Railway . British Sugar Refining --_ -10 s. Od. - X s . d. X s. d. pOla was passing Mr. Berry's shop ahout a quarter that we now inhabit. The people, high and low, arenzecl to arrange the matter with his (prosecutor's) uncle, tu New Brunswick and Canada Railway and Land Bury and West Suffolk Cocoa Fibre al. 10s. 500 0050 0 0 90 themselves much more e and what with drinking, danc- past 9 o'clock on the 20th October. I heard a s li g ht w h om h e was to restore the skins it they did not fetch Recife and San Franc sco Pernambuco Railway Borneo Albion. .... •• .• •• - • • ' Allianze Brim. and For. '7l. 14s. 6d.bs 100 0 0 11 0 0 18 _ _ N'_T_ 3____ _________• & Brks ing, and playing at cards, and all sorts ee games , th e groan proceeding from the shop. Two or three men the required priee. On his return to Lendon, on Tuee- Stratford-upon-Avon Railwa7 Brenkburn Iron and Coal Ditto Marine ....• •• • • 6/ p c.& be. 100 0 0I 25 0 0 41% er e e t. 5 0 ' I 0 0 - wonder was how statesmen got through - their work at were outside of the shop door looking in. I said, day night, he 'could obtain no satisfactory account of PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS. British Candle Anchor •• •• •• •• •• •• •• 6 1 1 ) 6 . Oil n . 50 0 0 515 0 le% • . Alford Corn Exchanee Bradford Retail Grocers Atlas .. ........ .... • • all. Fancy Lord Palmerstnn playing at " hockey ' in n What's that?" The men said, " It's onl a man and i either the ekees or money, and accordingly he gave the 4' r cent 100 0 0 25 0 0 23 St. James's-park, and Lord J. Rmssell with his coat off •y , accused in., t 1 o ells ce y. • Ashbyele-la-Zouch Aarket British and Colonial Agency 113 - , --e •••••• • • • • . .. 1)e *5O 0 0 50 0 63' trg lif Commercial .• 71. - 1 0 s• /s wife quarrellin " I went on about half-a-do d go zen yar s Mt t , ~ . . Exchan e Atherstone Corn g British Equitable Investment British Cleriel.eled.& Gen• Life spr ct. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - giving him back the bails ! When any one entertained and r.t - . ..t.rnoid inquired how prosecutor could charge Ashford Cattle Market . , British and Irish Sugar Refining 41. 109 0010 0 0 ..... e urned to the shop, and pushed the door open. I th e p c, , • County .. • • •,. •• ••.• • • 17s. Od 50 0 0 5 0 0 - lay to his female friends he engaged a band of =laic to p sorter with embezzling 12/. 10s. when he had no Banbury Corn Exchange British West Indian Fibre , Crown .• •••••. •• • • •• is. 50 0 0 5 0 0 ' ere there. Beau Fieldine whea he' entertained two ladies SAW a man i,tanding up in the shop striking a man be- eviience to show that he had ever received that amount. Barnsley Corn Exchange and Market-house Cambrian Slate Eagle .. ........ .. •• •• :.,, . 414 ier cent. 100 0 .0 5 0 0 53' at hi. lodgi ngs , eent on t g er a fidgl„ to p ~ y . th em o ld hind the counter, who was bent down almost on Isis , - Prosecutor replied becatne he had told him that he Berwick Corn Exchange Cambrian Foundry aquae and Lave.... • , I is European Life . 11. 20 0 0 all 18 tunee in all se r f s o f g ne i n t minor keys, and the gentle- knees, with his hands up warding off the blows, I was not to take lesn than 121. 103 , and therefore he had Birmingham Music Hall Carnarvonshiee Slate General...• ••••• • •• • • 6/. 50 0 II ea, man led out the one leds after the other, amid eolemn l 9 I called out to the passers by, " For God's 'no right to sell them. He told the prisoner not to sell Bishopstoke Market Central Loan Association Globe •• •• •• •• •• 5/. per cent. Stock, l ~ 101% danced with her. Every provincial town had its pesem . them at all, butte give them to his uncle, in order that Bellevue General Cemetery Cheeswring Granite Guardian •• •• .. ...... 51. per cent 100 () 01 47 5 0 55% sake, come in, there's a man ben) Imperial Fire... •• .... 12/. per cent 500 0 0 50 0 0 , 360 bly ro,orns-out ot which the great wen of London has , ' for g they might be sold elsewhere. Birmingham General Cemetery Claughton Garth Mill Imperial Life - now sucked ail the li'e. Then came a brilliant picture murdered." Whilst I was appealing to the public the , Mr. Arnold observed that his account was very incon• Bolton Baths Colosseum of Seience and Art Indemnity Marine.... 1!.33 X; 31. (00 0 0 20 0 0 93 Boston Corn Exchange Combined Vapour Engine Law Fire .... of Beth in the time of its glo r y, when all history bathed • asaailant took a parcel from oar the counter, an d a l e° i sistent, for by his statement the prisoner was not to Nell Braintree Market Houma Dartmouth Bread and Flour LaW Lite.• • ...... •• • • - 100 0 • 10 0 0 Si% there under therule of Beau Nash, whose portrait graeed his lighted cigar, and pushed past me into the street. arid was to sell for 12/. 10s. There was no evidence to Bradford Cemetery Dalston Joint-Stock Brewery Legal and General Life - 50 003 0 e erg the purnp-roorn between those of Newton and Pope. I said to the crowd, " There he gees, won't notie of you' f show that the prisoner had received any money at all, Bridlington Quay Public Rooms Durham Agricultural Implement London . . " Wisdom and wit hut partly seen, and it was therefore absurd to cad it embezzlement. Bridguorth Public Buildings and Markets Duston Iron Ore London Ship.- . 10s. & ha. 25 0012 10 0 - But hely at full length." secure him ?" He went up Partia,mennetreet and turned Prisoner was neither his servant nor his clerk, and it Castle Cary Market-house Eastern Archipelago Marine ..... ...... •• .. 18s.per share 100 00280 0 62 Med. Invlid & Gen. Life 4341. per ct. 59 0 0 2 0 0 3% George the Second. came ther 1• k h eto c rin Le wetats and - rouud Derb -street to the I y eft. I followed him. b e e na a mere matt fd' t b t th • er o et.) e ween em, prosecutor Ceaterbury Music Hall East Dereha.m Corn Exchange efinerva •..... ..... . 5/ p. et. 20 0 0 2 0 0 - 14 play cart .. Chesterneld with hie eout submitted to the When a little way up Cannon.street he turned round, had n,) right to have given the prisoner into custody. Chester Music Hall East India Coal Monarch •••••• •• .... - 50 0 10 0 11. iron rules requiring shoes to b ''' National Loan Fund.. 51. per cent. e worn • and only the old and seeing that I was pursuing him he cemmenced The accused was accordingly discharged, Carmarthen Public Rooms Economic Funeral en o 0 210 0 - mad-cap Peterb4rough had th d'• Crediton Public Rooms Electric Power Light and Colour Palladium Life- 5l. per cent. 50 0 0 210 0 3 % e au acity to walk about running. He bad no parcel with him then. I don't - Pelican ....•• •• •.• •• - 50 in boots, with a. cabbage u Chertsey Town Hall . Flax Mills - - nder each arm and a chicken WORSHIP-STREET.-ANOTHEII MURDEROUS AT. Fitzroy Investment Associetion Phcenix - ..... _ - with its neck drawn, which he hd ' ' I knovr what became of it, but he had it u • pto the tune Corn Exchange of Market Eason Professional Life ...... 5/. per cent. 5 0 010 0 - his dinner. Mary Wortley waa t a bei eeeia eheapening for he commenced running. I then called "Stop him," and a TEMPT BY A FOREIGN SOLDIER. -ilf b/d/0 lii.tiyi, a tall Coventry Corn Exchange and PubliC Rooms Foreign Vineyard Association Hardware Provident Life........ IL es. & bs. 100 0 (1 10 0 0 39 e, young and heauti and powerful Italian, a soldier of the Foreign Legion, / ; urnishing Ironmongery and ful ; and Mary V. , ertley, old, hid 'Dorking Villa Build* Rock Life ............ 7s. 5 3 0 010 0 ' 8 eous, and snuffy Horaee number of persons followed him. He went up Cannon row e was rought before Mr. Harnwill upon a charge ot at- Ely Fairs and Cattle Market and Corn Excha,nge General Apothecaries' Royal exchange .....• 101. per cent. Stock. an 276 Walpole speet many a day there ; and th • ' ' ' gaunt figure, swathed i al n wane', would ere a long, l ean , across Bridge-street, through Paynter'a-passage into Pa- tempting to stab William Siggins, a coal porter. residing . Fakenharn Cattle Market General Credit General Deposit and Equitable Advance Sun Fire • • .... 6/. 10s. Ditto Life . . 1/ 14s. - P. ..... chair, • his high Roman .nose, g i egergt Pass bY in a lace-yard. When I got there I found he had been at Stepuey. Mr. Abraham Meldola, a, chemist, i n Fakenhain Corn Exchange and Public Rooms General Ironfoundry - - United ;kingdom e. •. 4/.p. ct. &in. 20 0 0 4 0 0 4% and terrible . Lemarestreet, Whitechapel, attended to interpret the Clranthani Corn Dxchange Universal Life ... frown looking on tof the wiudow, a u d g• t e r' stopped by a waterman. Gravesend and, Milton Coal Consumers 5/. per cent. 100 0 01 10 0 0 40 ese who sew it - evidence to the prisoner. Hitchin Market Victoria Life ......•• 51. per cent. - 1412 6 sli would say that was the great • C en General Pawnbrokerage moue-, Mr. Pitt .tey the Coroner -The man was striking deceased with , Horncastle Corn Exchange - One rnight meet Smollett, r t 1 .eatenron the a; ni of • % I. Anot e • Q uin • a ife•preierver. The strap was hanging clown. The from this cou t ' t t• h r Italian, named Carlo Coleto, is under remand Isle of Sheppy General Cemetery General Cooperage Haggate Joint-Stock Commercial LIST OF SCOTTISH .COMPANIES' PRICES. goin •g to call on Colonel Ringworm, w h ose tw , . r tor at ecup ing to stab several perinerte, Kirkby Lonsdale Market House and Public Building ---- Hull, Ferriby, Sluice, and Brigg Steampaoket were before the door practising upon the FreZhnegrees . life-preserver produced resembles that used by Marley. and several other members of the Foreign Legion. 'have . Kingsbridge Public Rooms Dividend AMO'lflt It was impossible to recal=the social E e el e g i Lorne-, The mart left the shop with a life-preserver hi his hand, been charged here with similar atternpte, end one of Kidderminster Public B,ooms and Corn Exchange Hop Planters' Joint-Stock Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. ,;, n o that da ' Herculaneum Building Annum. Share. without fancying playing at cards. E ac h . , Y but it was not found on him when he was stopped. I them, a Hungarian, with having actually stabbed a Leeds Stock Exchange Buildings ______-_ ... hours kings do ' nignt for and queens sat wn arid handled their police constable and another erson both of w't o afterwatds went baele to deceased, who was covered ' • • • p , i m are Lichfield Market Hall and Corn Exchange Householders' Coal Hubbard's Patent Fire Lighter X s. d. X a. d. f spades and diamonds. Old S lying na the London Hospital in a, dangerous c•endition. Liverpool Building Land Bank of S , 3otland -•• 7'. per cent. 100 C 0 100 o 0 19810 s majesties i% ' . arah M ar l. with blood on the - left side. I have since aacer- Tee c nnplainant in the present case stat , a l th a t on Luton Town Hell Haalingden Commercial British Linen ConipanY 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 230/0s t ere for books - borough did no c , . , she "knew onl t • Hultsdorf Mills Caledonian Bank -.• . 81. per cent, 10 0 0 210 03/ 18s ,' & lady writer of letters • y anted that the man who murdered Cope is called Tuesday evening he was at the White Ptetrt public. Market Eason Corn Exchange Hungerforcl Hall Dining City of Glasgow Beak 5/. per cent. 10 0 0 10 "i 0 121103 men - and cards. - exclaimed Maryport Public Building f scandal cards keeps us fre e , ii , - , Marley. I never saw him before the abeve ' , eche el when the risoner house, Whi. p , p entered, and Ilkley Wells Hydropathic Clydesdale Bank .. -5,/. p cent. 20 0 0 10 0013 5s " What a lot ° • Dr. asked in English, for halfeapiert of beers, and had been Melksham Merket c •mmereial Bank .• 71. per cent '5OO 0 0 100 0 0 235/0s Johnson regretted that he had not leaf . n e d t o pl ay earth, night. I don't know the men who were standing in ' Metropolitan Institution Indurated Stone Eastern Bank.. -•• •• 6/. par cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 121 83 there about two minutes whew he dro,pped a sixpence Kinsin Clay Pottery and Brick as he said " cards coinsolidate society ; and David Hume front of the shop at the time I heard a groan. Melton Mowbray Corn Exchange and Public Rooms Edinb. & Glasgow.... 3 1 / 4 /. p cent. 5 0 0 5 0 0 4/ 183 'f whisf • never went to' bed without his rubber a ~ I , ehehope By the Jury-After I got into the shop the men who from his rnouth. A man wao wa3 present picked up N ottinghan i Corn Exchange Kingston Cotton AIM Lambeth Baths and Washhouses Exchange Bnk of Scot .. - • - • • - National Bank ...... 634 per cent. 100 0 0 i 0 0 0 187;1 5 0 ds and on Twelfth-day the Co the coin and handed it hack to btru, but the prisoner Nottingham Church Cemetery and clergymen played car , __. a _ . . nrt were standing outside made off. Law Reversionary Interest North of Scotland Bank 51. percent 20 0 0 210054 , • s I id back the di dikef immediately took a formidahn I knife from his side pocket, . Oldham New Market too o o too o o 14,,,1fs or Royal Bank of Scot'. - 51. per cent. London Diseount , played cards in State. George I 13 • ted i • ' Bth 9 e Coroner-Can you say positively the blows and drawing it out of its , eleatle, made an attempt Penrith Baths and Washhousee o o 0 102/10 things Gerrcam which hen always exis n this country inlet Manchester, and Foreign Warehouse Union Bank of Scot. -8/. per cent. 100 0 0 5 Londou, 50 0 0 42/10s '. . f engthing by a.contempt- or ev Englieh-even for English ed hy the man stimck deceaeed on the head. to stab the man, who, how• ever, eget out of his way. He Peterborou g h Corn Exchange London Unadulterated Food western Bank-- .... 71. per cent. .50 0 0 ~• / ~ He ke t continual! \Witness then attempted to stab te a ttomplainant himself, who, Richmond Public Baths and Lavatory Alliance Fire and Lice.. 8% /. pr cent. 100 QOll 0 0 lei i,,s 2 0 0 I 1 12s nobility, sports, and roast beef. .p , y - -Yes, I can. From the time I saw Marley . • Rochdale P bl' Hll London and West of Ireland Fishing and Fish Man British Guarantee .. 41. per cent. 10 0 o C d notwithstandine hi s strike the nowever, seized hold of hi. .1 'wrist, and, alter a struggle, i , , ul ° a Long Sutton Market House Caledonian Fire Insur . i(h.per cent. 100 0010 0 0 25/ Os running away - to Germany ;an f . . blows till he was apprehended, I only lost dd ' d'• • • • St. George's Hall, Stonehouse succee e in isarming aom, and handed the weapon London and Penzance Serpentine City of Glasgow Life 6/. per cent. 0 0 2 0 0 Y 5s promise to his dying wile vvheo wore than 60 years . of sight of birn for a minute. Salcombe Market House and Public Rooms t 50 0 0 1 0 00l 55 , p Co'onial Life ......... 5/. por cen . 'an Court to a police constable, whs , took charge of the prisoner Lincolnshire Patent Twitch Paper and Millboard los o 0 15 0 0 - 291 3s age , he might have been soon at his Elanoveri mr. ja,3. Dir.kii Stratford-upon• Avon Corn Exchange Edinburgh Life Insur. 6/. per cent. ' d ' ' like 3 in masrmera e onise, capering Turk with Lady ir ...,..ttne's_ erocp , ' ng, grocer's assistant, Liverpool-street, also. Toubridge Stock and Cattle Market Leicester Temperance Hall Eng. & Scot, Law Life Moir con- • • so 0 0 3 5 0 4/ 8s , deposed th Mr. Haanmill remark' ad upon the frequent charges Wayland Hall Lee Moor Porcelain Clay 0 0 0 110 06/ lOs at he saw a nian striking another I . - - Life Assoc. of Scolaand 6/. per cent. 1 Yarmouth. Atlength the fit came which choked the old in Mr. Ber La Bella Ragriel .1* cent. 10 0 0 1 0 021 Os 'nd took in Ws ahop. The man after • aeainst those men, all ot whom seemed to be armed Wellington Market Hall Nationai Fire and Life 6/. pi, 00 0 0 20 0 0 3 6 / 1 0s mall.: and in 1760, when the page one morni e wards left with a Liverpool Tradesman's Loan North British insur... 71. per cent. 2 The same parcel in hi h ' ''th th ge for - d ble wi Le an a . knives, and he said the seoner Wrexham Market Hall his chocolate, behold the King was dead 4- s and and a cigar in his mouth. Witne Liverpool Phcenix Loan Scottish llnfon Insrnc. NI. precut. 20 0 0 1 0 0 II 14s is 7 0 0 20/ Os they were sent away t: ae better. The prisoner was com- GAS. Standard Life ...... •• 15/. per cent. 50 o , ( 1 ) 1 Liverpool Loan mourniog had to be gone through as far his father ; and leoked into th ' e seep and saw a man th ble d • H ' g mated for trial. Aldeberg Ga 3 Light United Dee Aesurance 15/. per eent. 10 0 0 n _ parsons preached and poets sang the departed repro- f o llow e d th e man, ttg . - , ere ein . e Liverpool Imperial Loan and Investment ---_________ ° ran off and s • • Alton Gas and Coke bate's excellences. One reverend divine enumerate,' He saw a man walk ' ' aw him apprehended ' Londou Printing aud Publishing MISCELLANEOUS. near the '1 L A.MBETH 4-e Ant pthill Gas and Coke his .virtees in rerae d • & I I the- as far as Derby-str , an , summing np • assai ant from Mr. Berry's --` ' 3 aIIOUS CHARGE AGAINST AN UNDER- Aylsham Gas Lonilou and Borough Steam Wheel - Dividend ' Amount eet. He walked close wenen.-Mr• Wil l ,iarn. Dunkley, an undertaker, carryine London Investment goedehenad done, and al! the true leasure h - bad there , enough to have Ateshani Town•hall • of 1. Paid. Price. frona i ' - received the parcel fro h• re im. ou business at .I\l , , Loudon Felt Name of Compaq'. ' pe r • e. 66, Tower-street, Westminster-road, Aunuin. Share. , der vet', declared that " the I :ext deeree of happi Belper Gas and Coke London Patent Brick ness was heaven," Ae• • t g 7,. t e ,„ he • Mi. Henry Croft, formerly a raet • appeared before Mr. Elliott to answer two charges of Belford Joint-3tock Gas -....e.-.---- ____- --____.______,_ • ing • elle pa •je a,. ii,V, . 2 ropolla ' London Wine Xs.d.l4 s. 0. said Mr. There:pray, " hid !' h •. 4 ' . but now reeiding in Berkehire, e y e • n poLeeman, baying felonion• Ity, Iniowinely, and wilfully eauled to be Berwiels and Tweedmoata Gas Light N. di ,, nl4 lem-an I,g, . eit . er „,.., , London Cork Cutting 50 0 0 20 0 0 - Assam Wea •• .• •• - •• ,eozrals. nor wit, wive tain ' ted . I th La t wlntees He Saw th e e' 4 t similar testimony inserted in a, Cti ..t ain register of burials, kept accerding to Barton Gas • 241 per cent), 50 0 0 - .• semety by- his bad encamp e to e e . . Lyme Cordage, Sacking, and Sailcloth Anctien Mart•• - •• . - wbo was oat a geed hle i ' - •rt • t and ideutified him under . man befor e the naagis- law, gertnin fa et• ie entries relating to the burial of two Bicester Gas, Coke, and Coal tericulturl N. 12. 1100 0017 10 0 - - ui an , - who was net a - - rood fee he ra e, - the name of 111arl'‘. . Millbay Soap, Alkali, and Soda Australian , 8/. er cent - 25 0 0 - to hie people or to hie faui ' t'. . persona , in the• 7 aurial ground belonging to the pat iah of Ilinghaen Gas Light and Coke Australian Trust -.: P 6/. ily, wh i , i n otpli manhood Mro. Walsh, married wornan, dep eeeg e ,. - ey. Manchester end 1 wao lo 0 0 all - and old age WaR low 1p 1 37 " • . "OW. the life Lambeth. Bilge' Joint-Stotk Provision and. Clothing , Ffestiniog Slate and Slab - Austradan BoYa •• • . 4 norm a l • and Dr Pertenne eays pr . eserver produced, pear Cunha; e Statu , ' ' - Mancheeter Commissioe Agency and Loan - Anglo-Mexican Mint- li• 10s. 10 0 0 all - the earth wets wit e t IS " - • en°ll `h lo i r le ' . of the 20th Oct., baween half-past , an i , , nn the night Ie the fird ease gone into it appeared that th ~ on e Bishop Auckland Gas Metropoliten Saloon Omnibus British Ann .r , . leen Land ' 15s. • - 40 0 0 39 . L. _ , x as bettor,. ~,,,,,,, run, and that his pro- , u a quarter to 19th of Sepb weber last, a person nam dD JI Ith Preckley Gas Litht and Coke .. .. .... SI. percent. 100 0 0 32 10 • 0 115 pet pia , . -n .). docter ! Tee divine who 10 o clock. e a' ey, II e Marestield Patent Gunpowder Canada ••• •• df , e i . cent 1.!0/1 0 . per cent- _ _ wept these trare for Geor g e Iva m e a l ' ' ' - ' Mr. Berry, watchmaker, ,tc., Pathan, service of 3 Ir. Dunkley, the defendant, called. at the i British Porteele - Gas Apparatus Metropolitan Bread Do. e Per lll.'s In iien: I does% know wheth ' ory wore Geerge Bromley Gai Consumers vete. 6 per cen . / t•• 01. per cent. - - 113 1 / 4 - D s d was in my emplo ent-street, de- office of the :Tooting Burial Board, at the Vestry-hell, ! Coke Metropolitan Brewing igation Bonds _ __ _ , er people still admire posed- ecea. e y, arid was at th Brnintree and Becking Gas and City see his poetry or bis sermons.' • Parliament-etreet on the night of the e Lambeth, I ,nd gave directions for the burial of Julius More on-in•Marah Mill Electric Telegraph .. 6 per cent. i 2500 24 0 0 - shop in Bridport Gas and 'Coke 1 One dietinguished visitor's lecturea (taye the Scot 1 I gin my shop at . 3 o'clock that night. man) u I'. wa ao 20th Eeterhy, o i 4, East Cottages, ki e was a he' Stockwell, aged nine years Burley-in-Wharfdale Gas Monmouthshire Waggon Northevn Loa Ditto ...• • •.: uitable lteve , s . •• • • • - - , - _ ionry 71 pr • cent. . 100 0 0 100 0 0 - n Association Eq are so extremeiy popular-save, perhaps, with fanatical there. I left about 9 o'clock, and returned short]; ate nd aef , and said the undartaker vvas Mr. Randall. Bromyard Gas Ditto New .. •• •• ,/ • . ~ ../.. 50 0 0 17 10 0 - er T National Savings Bank Association loiere ee Queen Mary-that he ha.s beer, induced to t. • h fish basket eontaining a nod.fisb, and desired he decu .sed having been desci ibed as under 10 years of Castleford Gas Light gen. nevus . ,14,- investe'• S P. o• &bs, ICO 0 0 100 0 0 - 'titer wit a . . National Newspaper League • wen.steam-Nategation Menet. 15 0 0 14 0 0 -- into errengetnents jot' th e 're delivery of the vah 1 ' b' tkitto my residence at Pimlico. I placed i age, the k , urial fees were only 93. ; bet the officers of the Carsten Gas and Coke o e series inl to a e Northamptoushire Brick and Tile Company wwisoe's BaY •••• • • • • Stock. ' - - ~ of the Faie r :Georgeg. They age to be repeated in the near the door. When the shop was opened the follow t board ha , ;nig discovered that the child 1 was 1 years and Cawood Gas Light and Cot.'te ' Natiouel Advance and Deposit Ilungerford .• •••••• •• V. 53 100 0 0 .100 00 1 - 1 __ _ Queen-etieet Hall on the evening of the e • e t) ,h e , - 24- ,•2ltht ' • - • ing moron), 4 tbe basket wag missed. (It is sukosed the - . ' upwatd- i i , nwh ch case the fees were 13e. instead of 9s. Chelmsford Gas Light and Coke u.ifierS North Cornwall Farmers' Manure London i n stitution ... - . - -that th, , na, eof Randall wee merely a d Chepstow Gas and Coke Cala London neeersionary , el and 27th e ns e en g, ;en d er arraegerneete whieh aill render parcel Marley was seen to take away Was the fieh oo for that ' Norwich Crape per cent. 15 00 I all - Mr. Dun u Chester United Gas Russell Institution•• .• thew acceesible to a very aide circle. .We obaerve that basket). Cope was in the habit of taking away at night freuded 11 ley was the undertaker, and that he had de- • - • National Deodorising and Manure Pr i c e'sratontCand.Co 104 - - 1 1210 0 - Chesham Gas and Coke Percent. in, o o , 17 10 - the Fife ifeiald says .that it is not improbable that M ah h' f the shop a basket in a blue bag con- ir. +. , r. WI., MI COM gte butud out of 45., they cataied the present , oceeum g is to b Crowland Gas and Coke .- . - National G-uaranteed Manure • heVeTSioildry Int. Soc. 4%/, pr cent. 100 0 0 100 0 I - 4e taken. The more serious part of the New 13acup and Wardle Commercial Roya l Mail Steam_ .. 41. p. share 100 0 0 60 0 0 07 Tbackeray mey vieit Caper, and there give one el hie t• ' - nths -since I ,• . awing valuable property. About two mo terarg e Crystal Palace District Gas 36 lieve Mr •T • wa th' th a is, at by the defendant's trick to put North and South Wales Steam Fuel South Australian Land 1 6/.per cent'. 25 00 1 : all lectures on the p o u r Gi„ ges . Wise be . hec saw. a suepiciothelooking Lean lurking abouteny - pre- the differ Crook Gas Trust and Loan Comp. I • Coke National Discount keray has a ,lo censeeted i o give one of them in Duuafrie.s y. aope was a resery rnisas, but it was not Marie f' e ed man. was fa! etc eof fee in his pocket, the registry of death Deal and Weimer Gas Light ea( Natienal Magazine upper Canada .„ .. - 20 00 1 0 - see es the deceased wee deeertbed in it as bele.. - Deddington Gas. Coke. and Coal ' . Dividend , Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. - '- - £ s. d. £ s. d.l British •• •• •• •• •• •• •• - - - 1 - Ditto Provincial.... /20 0 0 20 0 0 - Brighton •- ••.••• •• • . i 2O 0 0 20 0 0 15 City of London • • ••••• 1100 0 0 150 0 0 - Continental (4th Cap.) . - !50 0 0 20 0 0 - Equitable -.•••• .. - -2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all - Great Central ....... 8/. per cent. ,10 0 0 all 12% Imperial ............ 101.& bonus.' 50 0 0 all 88 Independent ......... 5/. 1 40 0 0 ~ - London.• ...... ...... _ ' 50 0 0 Do., Pall. Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 f , 25 Pocenix .• • ........., 4/. per cent. 60 0 0 52 0 0 44 Rate= ..... ....... 51. 1100 0 0 16 0 0 16 United General ••- •• 2/. 10s. 1 50 0 0 all 21% Westminster Chartered 41 per cent. 5O 0 0 P 3 Ditto, New ........ - 50 0 0 10 o 0 10% WATER-WORKS. Dividend Amount Name of Company. 1 per of Paid. Price Annum. Share. £ a. d. £ a. d. East London Grand Junction - Kent.... • • - SI Lambeth - 100 0 0 - 95 New River Company 2l. 10s. - - - Southwark &Vauxhall 5/. per cnt. 100 0 0 - - West Middlesex -• • - 101 BRIDGES. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. • .-. X s. d. £ a. d. frungerford.... • • .... - - - 7 % Southwark .......... - 100 0 0 - - Ditto New of 7% p.c. U. per cent. 50 0 0 - - Waterloo . .. - iOO 0 0 - - Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 11. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 - - Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 - 26% Vauxhall .......... •. ' 965. 70 10 3 - 20 DOCKS. Dividend Amount Name of Company per of Paid. Price, Annum. Share. £ s. ,d. £ s. 0. -- Commercial .. .• - .... 5/. pr cent. Stock. Stock. - East and West India.. 61. pr cent. I Stock. - - East Country. . - - - London ... . .•. - - 51. pr cent. Stock. I - - Ditto Bonds- •• .• - , I - I - St. Katharine - - outhampton - - Victoria .. •... • . - JOINT-STOCK BANKS. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. --,--- I - - . £ s. d. £ s. d. Australasia........... 20/. per cent. 40 0 0 all 99 British North American 61. per cent. 50 0 0 „ - Commercial of London. 10/.per cent. 'lOO 0 0 20 0 0 29 Colonial .............. 5/. per cent. /100 0 0 25 0 0 21 1 ,i 10nian................ 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - Lond.Char.Bk. of Aus. - 20 0 0 all 0 204 London and County .. , 10 1 . per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 30 1 4, Londn 4ad Westininstr :141. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 501/ London Joint• Stock . - ;121. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 - Provincial of Ireland.. 181. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - Ditto, New.• • ...... ,8 I .per cent. 10 0 0 all - Nationr.l of Ireland.... 6% per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 - Nat. Provincial of Eng. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 78 Ditto. New .. .. •. .. 8!. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - Oriental Bank Corpora. 81. p. ct.Bthe. 25 0 0 all - South Australia • • .... !14? p.ct.l3c, bs. 25 0 0 fli 3 , 1 N > Union of .lustralia.. • . 30 1 . per cent. 25 0 0 63N Ditto .............. 301. per cent. - -2ro 0 - Union of L0nd0n...... 20% per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 - Uuba Shropshire Blackwood Mining South Tyne Colliery Wellington Copper Mine Willoughby Lead Mining Worthing Mining RAILWAYS. Cotta Rica Railway New Brunswick and Canada Railway and Land Recife and San Franc'sco Pernambuco Railway Stratford-upon-Avon Railway PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS. Alford Corn Exchange Ashby-de-la-Zonch Market Atherstone Corn Exchange Ashford Cattle Market Banbury Corn Exchange Barnsley Corn Exchange and Market-house Berwick Corn Exchange Birmingham Music Hall Bishopstoke Market Bellevue General Cemetery Birmingham General Cemetery Bolton Baths Boston. Corn Exchange Braintree Market House Bradford Cemetery Bridlington Quay Publio Rooms Bridguorth Public Buildings and Markets Castle Cary Market-house Caaterbery Music Hall Chester Music Hall Carmarthen Public Rooms Crediton Public Rooms Chertsoy Town Hall Corn Exchange of Market Rasen Coventry Corn Exchange and PubliC Rooms Dorking Villa Building Ely Fairs and Cattle Market and Corn Exchange Fakenham Cattlo Market Fakenham Corn Exchange and Public Rooms Grantham Corn Dxchange Hitchin Market Horncastle Corn Exchange - Isle of Sheppy General Cemetery Kirkby Lonsdale Market House and. Public Building Kingsbridge Public Rooms Kidderminster Public Rooms and Corn Exchange Leeds Stock Exchange Buildings Lichfield Market Hall and Corn Exchange Liverpool Building Land Luton Town H till Market Rasen Corn Exchange Maryport Public Building Melksham Market Metropolitan Institution Melton Mowbray Corn Exchange and Public Rooms Nottingham Corn Exchange Nottingham Church Cemetery Oldham New Market Ponritk Baths and Washhouses Peterborou g h Corn Exchange Richmond Public Baths and Lavatory Rochdale Public Hall St. George's Hall, Stonehouse Salcombe Market House and Public Rooms Stratford-upon-Avon Corn Exchange Tonbridge Stock and Cattle Market Wayland Hall Wellington Market Hall Wrexham Market Hall GAS. Aldeberg Gas Light Alton 0-ati and Coke Ampthill Gas and Cuke Aylsham Gas lyshain Town-hall Belper Gas and Coke Belford Joint -Stock Gas Berwicii and T weal:lmonth Gas Light Barton Gas Bicester Gas, Coke, and Coal Bingham Gas Light and Coke Bit stal Joint -Stock Provision and Clothing Bishop Auckland Gas - Brackley Gas Light and Coke British Portable Gas Apparatus Bromley Gag Consumers Braintree and Reeking Gas and Coke Bridport Gas and Coke Burley-in-Wharfdale Gas - Bromyard Gas Castleford Gas Light Carston Gas and Coke Cawood Gas Light and Cia).. l ce Chelmsford Gas Light and Coke Chepstow Gas and Coke Cow:turners Chester United Gas Chesham Gas and Coke Crowland Gas and Coke Crystal Palace District Gas Crook Gas Deal and Walmer Gas Light antrieoke Deddington bras, Coke, and Coal ' Io the firs ease gone into it appeared that, on the 19th of Sepb ;tribe: last, a person named Dailey, In the service of D fr. Dunkiey, the defendant, called at the office of Os( Tooting Burial Board, at the Vestry-hall, Lambeth, I end gave directions , for the burial of Julius Estorby, o e 4, East Cottages, Stockwell, aged nine years and a , and said the undertaker-was Mr. Randall. The dcc .sed having been described as under 10 years of age, the k .urial fees were only 9s. ; b:st the officers of the board hap /FIT discovered that thu child was 11 years and upward", in which case the fees were 13s. instead of 9s. —that till t name of Randall wa3 merely a doo, for that Mr. Dunk. ley was th e und e rtaker, and th at he had de frauded Lt le board out of 45., they caused the present proceeding ato be taken. The more serious part of the charge waa this, that by the defendant's trick to put the diirereu t eof fee in his pocket, the registry of death was fals e ,, a $ t h e deceased was described in it as being Gauntry Marl; eT,A EDINBURGH BAY AND STRAW MARKET— Nov. 11. Supplies of all kinds thsse last six days.large. Oat straw, from 7s Od to Hs 0,1 per kemplo of 16 stones iron; wheat do., 8s Oil to lls Od; barley do .. 7s 6d. to 10E. )(1.. Hay from .2d to ls. 2d. EDINBURGH MEAL—Nov. 11. • There were in the market today 12 sacks oatmeal, each weighing 2801 b imperial, which sold at 43s and —a. DALKEITH 31EA MARKET—Nov. 11. There were in the market to-day 18 bags of oatmeal, oof barleymeal, and 0 pot barley. Sales dull. Oatmeal, per sack of 2801b s Fi rs t. I Second. I Third. imperial Barleymeal, per ditto -s Od) —s Od I —s Oa Peasemeal, per ditto Flour, new, per ditto.... —s Od —s Od —3 Cd Pot-barley, new, per ditto l—sOd— a Od DUBLIN, Nov. 11 There was a slow market today, except for the beet samples of wheat and barley, which were scarce and wanted. • White wheat, 34s Od to 37s Od ; red ditto, 32a 6d to 355 Od; ditto new, —s ;‘ barley, malting, 16s to 24s 6d ; grind ing, 18s to 20s Oi ; oats, old, —s to —s ; ditto, new, 105 Oct to 15s Od ; oatmeal, 149 to 15s ; bere, new, 16s to 18s Od ; nous, d, 30s Od to 32s Oct per brl ; bakLis' flour, 21.0 6,1 to 27s Oct per cwt; Indian corn, 32s 01 to 36s Od pa 480 lbh. Fr.—Nov. 12. the close of the market. Wallsend, lio. - 14d 'lraddyll l9 6 laswell 20 ' 6 Lambton 2O . A Pensher 18 9 Russell's Hetton 19 • 3 6 South Hetton 20 Hartlepool l9 6 South Kelloe... 19 9 • Tees 29 ' 6 Stewp.rt's. 20 6 Kelloe 19 9 Eden Main l9 3 1 aetton 20 6 South Hartlepool l9 9 I Bon Primrose l4 9. ICowndon Tees 18 6 1 Kepier Grainge l9 0 I Haugh Hall 18 9 1 Whitworth l7 0 I Hunwick l7 6 ;6 I Sold llO COAL MARK Frioos of Coal pia' ton at 0. d.l Byass's West Hartley ...15 Howard's West Hartley _ Netherton 15 S raufield Moor Butes 15 6 Walker Primrose l5 0 tlates's West Hartley 15 3 aolywell l7 .6 Tanfield Moor l5 6 Sadie W. Hartley 16 9 Hastings' Hartley l5 9' West Riding Hartley l5 6 Victoria Hartley l5 6 Virallsenci, aosforth lB 0 Barton Riddell lB 0 Hotton Lyons Maid _3B 9 Framwellgate l9 0 Plummer l9 0 Heaton 18 0 South Durham .. ..1.8 9 Ships at market...l6i LOCAL SHARE 'MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, Nov. 12. STOOK EXOHANGE.—The business transacted to-d 0 was limited, but closing at an improvement at the follow" ing rates :—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 931 —Midlands' 79.8,i—London and North Western, 1024—Blackburn , Eastern Counties, 9—Dutch Rhenish, prem.—Sento Eastern, 2N—Great Western of Canada, 24—Ditto, net,. 2.1.3. prem. ' BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 12. STOOK EXOSANGE.—There was a brisker business doing to-day, and pikes were all in advance. Great Westerns were done at 64i g —London and North Western, 1 ° 2 ,, 9 —South. Staffords, dis. —Midlands, 781 ___ E as ter , - Counties, 91. MANCHESTER, Nov. 12. STOOK EXORANGE.—Tho market was doing a tolerably active business to-day, and prices were better than * l e n s. t e rday. Leeds, 93i—Davers, ,201—Midland, chester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 33i—Blackburn, Sheffields, 6/. Pref., p.—Chester and Birkenhead , shares, l2A—Rochdale Canals, 84 Many of the 1 1103*- prices were for the next account. SEABORNE MAILS. IN signitles that the mails are sent from the General Post-. tho night—and M by the fnornintl—tiespatch.) w o M p Day when ad, .From wha t duo h i n 001INTRE819. in Genera! 'roe:- Pert En glan , •• Office, London.* Disp:Ache . _....• Lmorica(byisrit.pact )N Itvery FridaN. - Li ver p o ol ... W e America (by United S - is. . packet) ' ...i. ;......N Every Tuesday Bou th em pi on Wee America (by U. States packet) .........../i ' , • ..e.• ••• Liverpo , • ••• 1 Australia (via Liver- . pool) ............M 4th and 18th Liverpool • • Tw ice Ditto (vfat HAMM%) It • - Dover -.-• ••1 ,„ • Ditto (via Cape of Good ,12th „ (face rte .- HOpe) ea •••• •.3 •• we ••14 • ••••••••••• :• , itli of to ' Africa (West Coast) ...N 2:id of the mono-. Plym , i• • • ', d ,‘ 19th A.texandria...........N 10th & 26th of r. o. Dover 11em.andria..........34 4th it 20th of mai Souala; Bahamas .........'..51 17th of the month Southern l' .. _ .,4i;y Belgium. ........... •N Daily Dover ..•• ,•, Brasil ..............M 9th of the month . Ir 4 ~ + 1601 Buenos Ayres „ ..,,....3,1 th of ti.: ,, rren • ,... .Ji1t-Alllr,or , . Fin:: ,116%.21 Smithampti.l i nth. Uncorttuu Cape of °cod Hope „Is sth of the montlit Cape of Good Hope . NlUneertain flra - ions ports Caro d o v er d s ~, ~ ~ ,NI 4, • .•. , , ~.,• • , 01k$ .1118M11 ( 7,01, 16th cf ra Ceylon (ace India) 110th and 26th 15 a '.1915, Ceylon.. . - .. • • .......- 4th and 20th .• . 1 4th & 91 6 Channel Isles .. .. „... N him..., 11' 0,1.,4N't-10 B)ilthamp , f n r a„T a,tiat Chili-- ............M 2d 8 - .:l7th of month Southamp on l and 16 . :', China .... .. 4th and 10th .. . 4 and 2 6 d 16 Constantinople .... ~.:. 10th and 26th Dover .. -• • 2 au 1 4 Constantinople - ...„. 4th &nth of ip.n.,S3:ithamptor 7 ,10 3( . 1 0 .0 , j Cont. of Europe 11 Se 'of Twice daily .. , Dover •• •• rade ^. 1 Egypt (see India) "de 26 e dalY • France ........ Li a N Twice daily .. , Dover ....... ~.. 7 ,24, , Gibraltar .. ... IS 4,1,17, 20 , 27 •f m. 13911.thamploi , w' Greece (pee India) .... M 2 . . - Ist fol d 16 Greytown ......nd & 17th of mon.,f3euthampt,,, ~,, or, Hamburgh .. ~.,. - ..N Daily , • 'London ....... '" w rao Ist of 1 aavannah .. •.......15,1 2nd of the mouthlßouti amp:,,T, Daily aolland •• o.••• •• •. •• It Daily. • •. • • .• •• •• Dover ....• •• I.6thd 00 . 1 ( H0ndura5....'......111 1710 of the mmith. fionthamptol India (vlaSonthampt.)M 4th 4 ,a 20th of mon. :ZT and 99 0 India (via lifarso ill es )M lOth&26thof paotl. Dover .. ~.. lu - loniEUI Isles (see India) •• • • •• • • Ireland ...., ~..Li 3-.. IN Twice daily . ..—. Holyhead ..• .., 15 . • Whelp.. •• .......... Di 2 d o f n 0 ,. Bouthamptot. ma, 0 , ' . tiadotra .............L1 9th of month.--Southampton 6, an d ', . ' Madeira .....,. ........./4 23d of month Liverpool ... • .0 ]faits (see India) Kalta .. • • ~.......,„ N 4, 10, 20, and 26 Dover - .... 05 Mauritius (sec lndla) . , A ii Mauritius ........ ~ .N 20th of the month l • 4th on' Mexico we .oes .. •vs we 2nd of the month.. , g, u th am pt.n 1,4 *Naples ....., .......N 1Da11y.;'..., ••• • • • IDover ....., , 4 a nd.l u New Grana,la ......D 4 ,12d & :7th of monthl&uthamptor.r, liew Zea1and.......... 4th and 19th mnth'Va-i ' ' Papal States ~, ~ ~, . .1i Daily,. „i • ous poll , , wet ly Peninsula ...... ~.. Y '••• • • • • pover .• •• •• liontliamptta , A i6th Peru .....• ..,......1g mat 17th of mon.lSoUthamptcal lat Port Natal ........ -IC sth of month • Various . port ~,e i gly,i Sicily ..............N Every Saturday 'Dover ...... " Tuscany ...,.........N INily.: „... V ....... 11 Venermelg ..... • . ....Id 2d & 1 7 th olOttli BOutlitinio;ii , .'"" 4 '42° Van Diemen'sL.nd (foe , ... Australia) .... ~, 4th and 18th. of ! k la o n'' ou• 6 Wekt Indies .... ...7„; •• -- . r0011.150 u th,,,,,.. 1rna1>.....- unearth"' nth °( ro t 19th Sc 21 16t11 0,407 ibth. Oth tinCerta hl • 6th a In 15 a 2% 9 , Ith & ali fu.'fb.tut t and 16 an n 9 nd $ 19 2 a, 7,and ,f Tvriced4 t'S r OO4O 9 7, 24, 26 , 'lst an d 16 lBtuillloDaily 16th a nd 91::. 4tll o°4 91 ' Ist When anq of these dal spatehed en the fellowin " 4 .or.:tharnpt'..ln), and the B pro , ,eding day. . rtes fall on a Sunday, the marsmars will "(4 di 'o 1,?; day, with the exception of the tut tt e both of which will be daaPAtoh 1 5/1u THE EUPHRATES RAILWAY.—Sir John AirNT 1 „ 0 . Colonel Che sne y' s p ar ti es h ave b o th sur veyed the e ° l,• try from Suedi a to Aleppo, and speak in the 1 1 W° a ge vourable terms of the line ; they will not have to te usto a tunnel the whole way, and it will cost much less tß was anticipated. 7 7..d5€ 6 OEIGIN OF THE MALAKHOFF.—Tbe Gazette de gives the following' version of the origin of the slag hoff tower :—" Some years ago a sailor and ropoll!., 9 1, 1 0 named Alexander Ivanovitch Malakhoff, lived an d topol, and by his good humour, jovial habi t e gt e lect entertaining qualities, became the centre of s oon' circle of admiring companions. Like many gr o3 ".. n c o st versationalists and wits, Malakhoff contracted rfitl. intimate relations with Bacchus, and, under the ri o t ence of tho latter, he participated, in 1831, in sa nie "„ t ilt which broke out in the town, and which had one , —that of the dismissal of Malakhoff from the do e ' s La in which he was employed. Being incapable of W - 1 0 0 himself to any more reputable trade, he opene d. l a ced wine-shed on a hill outside of the town, and intl',,ired into practice the theoretical notions which he had ac k t i les by a long and zealous study of the nature of Leern r eto and wine-shops. His trade prospered ; his old thcL ui t p - ned crowded round him ; and in their enthu•dasrn ulr the wine-shed—which soon expanded into a decee" Poo lie-house—and the hill on which it was built by tlieL o od of the popular host. In time a village grew the public-house, and was likewise called by at ° , 7, t i 3 1 0 'of Malakhoff. But the entertaining and itsel:P n- e s , er founder of the place, in his deepest k 'cupq" could ;n l3 the have dreamt that one day, his name would be , / rest mouths of all men, and that cne of the heroes of a 'or, war would esteem it as au inestimable title o f 120,__...1:10 BIRTHS. OW A SON. of the On the 11th inst., a t Shipl a k e Vicarage, the Wife 4 Rev. Drummod Rawnsley. ly fi e On the 11th n inst., at 14, Endsleigh-street , the W. Thicker, Esq. w ife Of OF A DAUGHTER. On the 1211 inst., at 68, Eccleston-square, the Charles William Curtis, Esq. „woo, ..On the 11th inst., at 3, Boundary-road, St. Joh n Mrs. J. Russell Freeman. MARRIED. o re, On the 11th inst., at St. Geotgo's, Haw:Aerie P. Charles Fos Webster, Esq., the second son of the . 1 -',lderr ,: Henry Fox, to Louisa, nly daughter of Sir IleurY Bart., and the late Lady Frances Calder. J ae' els On the 11th inst., at St. James's, PiccadillPhe Campbell, Esq., of Regent - street, to Dotothy, Vcior daughter of the late Math Feetutn, Esq., of street. DIED. t, gr'o 0 On the 111-h inst., at 50, Upper Thaniosti.streei'Afovi:;°::: Tollorvey, of 2, Matilda Villas, Grangd-road, J.-,),,,„ci,kie'' of tho representatives of the rm of Messrs. .1,0" and Burnside, aged 3. On the 11th inst., Itobort Mapletoft, -.OP' Harold, Herefordshire, aged 74. 'false-hill, On the 12th inst., at Lower Surro.l, li' Macfarland, Esq., aged 90 ' On the 12th inst., at Richmond, Surrey, Airs' 1%-18cVa a. rani son., aged 84. a Rothe On the 11th instat 46 F I "ch's-Pl'e'',4 „s. •, , r 0( ell street, Islington, George S. Blunt, Jonathanju e?" 8" '-' goluist°°' On the 10th inst., at Richrdond, Esq:, of Claremont House, Ealing, egad 80. On the 4th inst. at Mount Pleasant, Pager,ts: pal: fAla Fahie, relict of the late Vice-. Admiral Sir Win. ' K.C.R., aged about tO. _.--.^. --.....---"----------- - ----- VSO , LONDON Printed and Published by 311IT.RDO Y .° :10. of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sur 0 11i°e _l t otf 112 , Strand, in the Precinct cf the Savoy, in the cv of AliddleteT, Thursday, November 13, V 56.