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- - , _ i t ster to, ttherre euesaoptut.leladd. 41 , ii i r p rx 11 -IL lc; . S U N, . E LONDON , SATURDAY MORNING, 1 . .A. - MAY 15 1847 ______= n -.._________ t , Bin, and were onl twhheicAlajw,releey...acltfedthoen C rr o ii m ne m ra it is teo up c o o n ul t d he s l a 'roon branch o . f y constrained to go on - by the heavy tolls ---.• .....-................-----e-. . , _ a of ee Pa hne, an . d , t against these impositions they were prepare ' FRIDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. LOR h D C 1 . 11 h A . MBERLAIN'S OFFICE, MAT 14, 1847. h o i i n s g l a i t n e t o I m m p o e u ri r a n l i n li g i o g n h n S e u s n s d t ah3e• div. of 7d. in the pound, any Thursday, at the office of Mr. Arr. sAeNr; LAW IN TELLIGEN CE. _l_ . - . ''' 4.ILWAY COMMI TTEES , , wwehricehprtehpeayrewdetperaocntli3c.aclalylledtoupreophetaol aadnmAinc Christie, Birmingham. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, May 13. ..----ea-- - faction of the public, e ill. dvetothaeithPtulrbalwie , nex O t r , de t rs e fo b r t th l e ns C ta o h u t r , t 11. Hebb, jun., farmer, Kegworth, Nottinghamshire-first te. . k ittings at Nisi Prius in London, after Easter Term, before _l' AISE OF COMMONS.-(YESTERDAY.) get to London ) . e was an un n th B' - awe gauge- .c 1 CHAIRMAN, after consideration of several suggestions ' Arch-Duke Charles of Austria, uncle of the Emperor, ' f s or g div. of 4s. Id. in the pound, on Saturday May 15, and , Mr. Justice CoLTMAN and Common Juries.) GROUP VI. The uestion The Saturday May 22, and every alternate Saturday till Dec. 18, VALL e s a n a t al T n a t i t f tr o u o r g d it a aLv A . I T r I . I E E d D w i I i l h e E j O a F t n B e s i t a U p N p S e t e a te r C e d i e . _ chain of communication on the s e viz. :-The Ladies to wear black silk, fringed or plain inclusive, at the office of Mr. Bittleston, Nottingham. SOMERSET, AND WEYMOUTH weet w a r d of C h b e . l; en t th h he a ei m r Ger t : ia 'an e t r i he to act in joining theee made 011 behalf of the Kil N h V r e o s a t d ern ga Co b rop . a n .y ma t rnock and Ayr Direct, said th for . 1 'WILTS, then was, on what principle were t y Fi s hguard and the metro- Committee must endeavour linen, white gloves, necklaces arid ear-rings, black H. Bullen, Brewer, Liverpool-fourth div. of sead. in the the I ' AMENDMENT (NO. II.) o arrange the tolls in uestion p aintiffs, and Mr. Petersdorif for the defendant. • two portions of the line bety i te h en tl s tated that public enter- by clauses, and d I d h q or white shoes, fans, and tippets. The gentlemen to wear pound, on any Thursday, at the office o . f Mr Turner. . ec are t e preamble not proved. The plaintiffs in this case had acted for a long period as . The Committee announced at the commencement of the polis. Mr. Hildyard had r g y orts of the Board of Trade, The Committe th d d ' h black, full trimmed, fringed or plain linen, black swords and Liverpool. e en procee e wit the clauses of the DIVIDENDS. the attorneys for the defendant, and the present action was , . p oceedings that they regretted to have to state that they • tone from the rep prise had taken its . 1 hown that if the commu- GLAS buckles. The Court to change the mourning, on Sunday, the brou ht to r g ecover the plaintiffs' costs and charges for GOW, XILMARNOCH, dr. ARDROSSAN, 23d instant, viz. :-Th 1d• At the Court of Bankruptcy, Basinghall-street. b r ad received a note from Mr. Deedes (the chairman of the and those reports had evident y s lsh coal-fields and the manufacturing e a ies to wear black silk or ' Committee), containing also the certificate of his medical nication between the We cessary, it was equally advisable la• h wic were read and agreed to. velvet, coloured ribbons, fans, and tippets, or plain white, or M. Swalwell, schoelmistress, Kensington, June 4, conducting some Chancery proceedings for the defendant in 1841 and s b s uently, and also for charges for supplying adviser, that he was completely incapacitated from attending districts of the north werene ast and west should be on the The clauses of the white and gold, or white and silver stuffs, with black ribbons. at eleven--T. Showell, tailor Ludgate-street, Ludgate-hill, the Satirist a an e d i A the Committee to-day, but hoped to be able to do so on that the co mmunication et lb e then read the Earl of Dalhousie's GLASGOW', PAISLEY, AND HURLET, The gentlemen to wear black coats, and black or plain white June 4, at half-past twelveLJ. Glover, Kennington-oval, ber, 1844, and for g c e e newspapers between p • A ril and Novem- I rks' time and omnibus hire in taking Monday next. broad gauge. Mr. Ta h how New ort Swanse d were read and agreed to. or white and gold, or white and silver stuff waistcoats, full June 4, at half-past eleven. Mr. Round presided in the absence of the Honourable remar ks in the report, to s ow P , a, an ld be affected, and to prove that there was GLASGOW', PAISLEY AND RE N X , G E OC , trimmed, coloured swords and buckles. And, on Wednes . In the Country. the newspapers to the Duke's residence. The charges for transacting the Chancery business of the defendant were , da h 26 h t th C yt e t instan , e ourt to go out of mourning. J. 11. Bedford, artists' colourman, Bristol, June 7, at twelve, Meal ben other places wou . • Rion for a coast line to bring them into (AMENDMENTS AND DEVIATIONS). proved to be fair and reasonable. Regarding the other ' W.i l R-OWFICE. at the Bristol District Court-J. Wellman, wine merchant, ?Ire first witness called was Mr. Maitland, late surveyor of an absolute requi e s d• • d Th S istricts eastwar . a outh Wales GLASGOW, PAISLEY, AND GREENOCK, charges amounting to about 12/., there was no direct eyi- ' the Shepton Mallet turnpike roads. His evidence went to contact with th 2d Dragoon Guards-Lieutenant Charles Edward Walker, Birkenhead, Cheshire, June 7, at eleven, at . the Liverpool • fore show the importance of the town of Shepton Mallet, and the line, there , . h l• f th • was t e ine or e mineral traffic, (BRANCH TO PORT GLASGOW). from the 6th Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant, vice Carter, Dietriet Court-J. Halstead, cotton manufacturer, Radcliffe, egg , h dence Of auth • • ority given for them by . , the Duke but it was , eral traffic, then f ll h • f or a Ot er species o t at he had called once during the time that the pa- ' _ advantages to be derived from a railway communicating with a nd if for the min The preambles of these Bills being unopposed, were de- M 14 who exchanges, ay . Lancashire, June 11, at twelve, at the Manchester District plyte . " 1 h b ht traffic that cotbd tat reug upon it; and th e y h a d therefore dared proved, and the clauses were then read drd to •h D GdLa t Court-W. Edmond, T. Edmond, and R. BPKim, merchants, pers were supplied and had found fault with the plaintiffs ' that town. an ag ee • 6t ragoon uar s- ieu enant Vavasour Carter, from for not sendin ' g the a ers more re ularl -. It further a - ' idence of a Mr. Spencer, brewer, of Shepton Mallet, gave ev o t judge whether they would take the narrow gauge in the The Committee closed their sittings. the 2d Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant, vice Walker, who Liverpool, June 4, at twelve, at the Manchester District peered that 'el 1 P P g 3 P ' - of Shep- f h b d • h T h d bush in the place ot e roa gauge in t e hand. hey a 843 a judge's order to tax the plaintiff's' bill . t similar character as to the importance of the town exchanges, May 14. Court-W. Edmond, merchant, Liverpool. June 4, at eleven, of Costs had i b already got the broad gauge at Hereford, and all the evidence GROUP LI. at the Manchester District Court-F. Fothergill, ammonia een made, whereupon the bill was taxed be , the ' . ton Mallet. Ist Regiment of Foot-Ensign Richard George Coles to Master and ' en farmer, of f their opponents had gone to show that the traffic of the t in April, 1844, the Duke paid the balance found . Mr. Paul, farmer, near Sherbome, Mr. Sax , . . 0 THE CALEDONIAN (CANONEIE, &O.) be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Gordon, who retires ; Charles manufacturer, Bell's-close, Northumberland, June 3, at due, and ardians at narrow gauge ought to be, and was, naturrally northwards. receipt. The charges for the newspapers had Bruten, Mr. Clarke, chairman to the board of gu Biset Fenwick, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Coles, twelve, at the Newcastle-upon-Tyne District Court-E. W. at this tire ;:e m. Hildy•ard had not been content with attacking the line This Committee was occupied the whole morning in en incurred, and were not included in this Wincanton, gave evidence in favour of the line. t May 14. Baxter, ironmonger, Coventry, June 5, at twelve, at the Bir arranging the clauses of this Bill ; Sir J. Y. Buller, chairman. taxed bill. under discussion but had levelled his remarks at the main There were also other items for Chancery pro- Tne Committee then adjourned till Monday nex . 3tl Foot-Captain the Hon. Cheri V • es a illiam Stafford Jer- mingleam District Court-S. Brown woollen cloth menu-. line of the South , Wales itself ; sad had stated because it The Committee adjourned till Monday, to give the pro- . ningham, ro f m half-pay Unattached, to be Captain, vice fac ur T bal W• 1 • ' - t er, row re ge, i tshire, June 11, at elm. en, at tn . ~ e ceedings incurred subsequently to the date of the order of GROUP XV. hugged the coast, ae he termed it, that it was unnecessary, moters an opportu . nity of introducing a clause, granting John Terry Liston, who exchanges • Lie t t Cheri s Bristol District Court. taxation, and it was these charges and those for the news ual time in Room, iower (under certain restrictions) to the Dumfries Company t! enan . e . papers, &c., which the plaintiffs sought to recover. The de- The Committee met this day at the us from its adjacency to the River Severn and the Bristol 1 Wm. Green, to be Captain by purch ' as CERTIFICATES to be anted unless cause be shown to to work the line from Springfield to Carlisle. e, vice Jerningham gr , fence set up was that the I • •fl 1 p ainti s cou d not recover the No. 26 ; Mr. Bernal, chairman. Channel. Why, it waswell known that the very reason why that who retires; Ensign Richard George Amherst Luarcl, to be the contrary, on the day herein mentioned. _ ___ _ _ ES (C.A.MBRIDGE, railway was necessary was the tediousness, the uncertainty, - charges for news apers &e th-* ~ - I ded th • ,no ae ni b inc u ern , in THD EASTERN COUNTI Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Green ; John Lewes, Gent., to S. Noller, common carrier, Debenham, Suffolk, June 4-S. the bill delivered !) -I ' * ROYSTON, AND vita.RE, &c.) and the risk of that passage. And certainly wonders would COMMITTEES on PRIVATE BILLS. be Ensign, by purchase, vice Luard, May 14 ; Smith Ramadge, Cubitt, clothier, Colchester, June 7-H. King, victualler, eery char res ou ht also t at t le time of taxation, and that the Chan g 0 have been included in that bill, never cease, for it was perfectly astounding that the North- (YESTERDAY.) Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Syms, promoted Fulham, June 4-H. Howell, draper, Shrewsbury, June 4- as th L ' ' Bill was proceeded with. , ey were incurred during the time of the taxation. In • d tor the promoters on the subject Western Company should allege such an argument in the in the Ceylon Rifle Regiment, May 15. W. Blenkearn, builder, Stockwell Park-road, Surrey, June 7 Witnesses were ex.amine COMMERCIAL GAS•LIGHT AND COKE COSIPANY answer to this the plaintiffs said the Chancery charges were teeth of the very fact that they were themselves reaping in -sth Foot-Lieutenant John Henry Chads, from the 57th -G. Roberts, grocer, Southampton, June 11-5 - . Brown, (SURREY). not then incurred, and that the charges for newspape & . rs, c., of traffic. C E was then examined in support of ordinate profits from carrying:merchandise to Edinburgh, in Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Monro, who exchanges, May:l4. woollen cloth manufacturer, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, June 10 Mr. Borthwick, • ~ CROYDON COM.MERCIAL GAS COMPANY. were not competition with the very best se -stem of steam naviwation that tenant A 21st Foot-Lieu lfred Andrews to be Captain, -W. Sarginson and M. Rigby, builders, Bury, Lancashire, • prop y erl items which could be submitted to taxa the Bill. t four o'clock. this country had ever possessed ; and had, in consequence of its - The Committee to whom these Bills had been referred met without purchase, vice King, who retires upon full-pay ; ton. June 7-It. R. Hart, licensed victualler, Lea-bridge, Essex, • The Committee adjourned a o ay in eo. ommi ee room , enera t -(1 •N• 7 C •tt - • G 1L , ' th 3 gon in e His Loansitin, in summing up, left it to the jury to say powers, almost absolutely ruined some of the . best canals of Second Lieutenant Philip Charles Deare to be First Lieu- June 4-P. Hare, tallow chandler, Liverpool, June 4-T. B. GROUP XVII. chair. whether they thought the course of business between the The Committee on this group re-assem . bled this morning Learned Counsel then entered into an the country. The , examination of the relative advantages of the two schemes . . The CoetwirrnE after hearing evidence in fa rof th e tenan , t vice Andrews ; John Thomas D ' alyell, Gent. to be Fairhurst, painter, Liverpool, June 4-J P. Yallop, builder, ' - • "It -- - Second Lieutenant, vice Deare, May 14. Durham -street, Hackney-road, June 4-H. Leonard, iron- Duke of Brunswick and the plaintiffs was such as to autho -1 hour ; Sir James Buller East in the chair. f first-mentioned Bill, declared that its preamble had been 'se them to rocure d at the nsua to the public, from the facilities which they gave at the ports o :36th Foot--John James Peck, Gent. to be Ensign, with- monger, Chelteuhana, June 4-R. S. Potts, common carrier, d ri p an send the newspapers as they had Tile tirst business to-day was the decision of the Committee G 1 t d London, and showed that whatever might be the p , ouces er an roved. oee, and to render the Duke liable for the charges made. ase, vice Low, who resigns, kay 14. Old Change, City, June 4-G. Park, tailor, Bury-street, St. out purch T on the line from Peterborough to Hepston. of the North-Western 'Company the . They then adjourned without having entered into the With respect to the other items, it was proved that they were present , possessions . . 40th Foot- obe Captains, by purchase : Lieut. John James's, June 4-T. Hawkey, ship builder, Monkswear ' • investigation of the second Bill which will be taken at an faiaana reasonable. DECISION. Great Si , estern had at least as powerful means for meeting next • f t• -• • ' meeting o. the -ommittee. W. Thomas, vice Smith, who retires ; Lieut. Robert Carey, mouthshore, Durham, June 4-J. Pierce, builder, Liverpool, Ihe iury after an absence of two hours, found a verdict The CHAIRMAN announced that the Committee were not the necessities of public accommodation, and stated his belief vice Seymour, who retires. To be Lieutenant, by purchase- June 4-A. Shipton and J. W. Jenkins, clothiers, Painswick, I '' ' SANDWICH HAVEN' or the plaintiffs-Damages. 8/. 15s. in a condition to give a decision but they had come to the that in these days it was impossible to live in apathy or Ensign Hans Thomas Fell White, vice Thomas To be Gloucestershire, June 4-S. Sharp, merchant, Commercial- • This Co itt • - * Min ee met again to-day, in No. 17 Committee- Ensigns by purchase-Rogers Parker Hibbert G t • road Lambeth-W. R. Read, builder, Winchester-street, unanimous resolution, " That they sanctioned the construe- quiet, and it was therefore evident that this line would be , en ~ vice e ,.. , , SHERIFFS' COURT, May 13. tiou of the line • from Peterborough to Hepston, but omitting made by some party, and the Great Western Company were, roem,.at twelve o'clock when further evidenc in favour of •' •- ' ' e W hite, May 14 ; Thomae William Gardiner, Gent., vice it-mg s-ceoss, June 4. this Bill was adduced. (Before Mr. Under-Sheriff BURCHiLL. ) in his opinion, entitled :to its construction. The Learned t . Coore, May 15. To be Adjutant-Lieutenant Samuel Snell- PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. the deviation to Stamford." Counsel then went into an examination of the convenience The witnesses agreed in stating that the dredging of the ing, vice Thomas, promoted, May 14. W. Cowdry and W. Pettit, corn dealers, Warbleton, BARNES v. MOORE. CAREBY TO GRANTHAM. th a t would be obtained by the construction of the Bir- water would be productive of the greatest good tothe naviga 41st Foot-Ensign Fleming Gough Howell Games Wil- Sussex-J. and M. Westwood, steel-pen manufacturers, The plaintiff in this action is a surgeou at Thaxted, Essex, Me. Cubitt, C.E., was then examined, to show the ad- mingham and Oxford line, and the consequences that would 1101 1 , and might be accomplished at no great outlay of capital. liams to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Neville who re- Birmingham-J. Turner, J. Turner, and J. Dania, cotton and the defendant a bricklayer at the same place. The vantage which would be conferred on the public by this flow - from the establishment of the several projects, which Adjourned until Monday. tires; Charles Yelverton Balguy, Gent., to be Ensign, by spinners, Rochdale-M. E. Bowra and J. Guoche, ladies' action was brought to recover the sum of 4/. Bs., for medi deviation. extended to the south-west, and concluded a long and power- LIVERPOOL GAS COMPANY-LIVERPOOL GUAR- purchase. vice Williams, May 14. shoe manufacturers, Castle-street, Southwark H. and W. eines supplied to the defendant's son. Pile defendant pleaded that he was not liable. DIAN GAS COMPANY-ASEITON GAS COMPANY. 57th Foot-Lieutenant Hector Monro from the sth Foot, H.!S. Thornton, auctioneers, Billiter-street,City-G. Baker ' GREAT NORTHERN' (DEVIATIONS 'mom ful speech a little before four o'clock, when The Committee intimated that they would give their de- The Committee re-assembled again this morning at the to be Lieutenaut, vice Chads, who exch ' anges, May 14. and G. F. Smyth, chemists. Staines-S. Beddews and S. Mr. PRENTB, who appeared for the plaintiff, said that, LONDON' TO G711../iNTHAIYI). Twist, billiard-table manufacturers, Birmingham-G. J. d • although the defendant had leaded th t p a he was not in ' Mr. Packe, the Deputy-Chairman of the Company, and cision as soon as they received the report of the Railway usual hour. - d. ire in the Evidence in favour of the first-mentioned Bill was con- 68th Foot-Lieutenant William Hugh Hedges Carmichael - Newton, It. Ashton, E. Ashton S. Ashton J. Ashton and S ebted, it was clear that he was, for the son was 1 minor to be Captain, by purchase, vice Rhodes, who retires; En- Mr. charles Miller, ex-Mayor of Grantham, were also ex- Commissioners, unless something shout tra p h ' us onsideration tinued. Its object is to extend the operations of the co - T. I 1 h • D -'' ay or, coa mere antt, ukinfield, Cheshire (so far as re '. - ' ' and resided in the same house with his father * ' e under !. en' c . m sign George Hugh Alington, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, • amined in favour of the line. course of the cases about to com ill h d • - one the declaration of it t t ose pany, an to increaee the capital to 200,000/. It is opposed ,• , eards S. Taylor)-G. Meanie) , and J. Wilkinson, d • Mary Turner, who had been in the plaintiff's service, Carmichael ; Charles Samuel .Ni 1 G b E • co , ent., to e ' nsign, b oor spring This closed the case of the promoters ; when that for the that they ought to postp by the second-mentioned company, and by the corporation uce manufacturers, Wolverhampton-T. and S. Clemence proved the delivery of bottles of medicine and boxes of pills oppotation was proceeded with. cases had been heard. and some of the rate-payers, consumers of gas. by purchase, vice .Alington, May 14. c a grocers, Chester-T. Barton. G. Cutbusla and J. Cheeseman' and ointment during a period of seven months. Mc. Welby, M.P. for Grantham, was then examined, and GROUP XIX. 69th Foot-Captain William Slelnroy from half-ray - Mr. Milani, the accountant to the company was examined ' ' • - dra ers Wedhurst Sussex A. St tt dJ B ' Mr. HAWKDIS, for the defendant, contended that there get e evidence as to the injury which would be caused to 31r. This Committee met to-day at twelve o'clock; Mr. Dennis- at great length with respect to the ' • attached, to be Captain, vice John Home Purves, who ex- p, ' . , . - oan . ooth, stone was no evidence to go to the jury as t h o t e quantity or value a - - past operations of the mason, Oldtiam-T. Skidmore and T. Church, crucible changes; Lieutenant Percival Fenwick to be Captain, by Oastler's house by the proposed deviation. Mr toun in the chair. company, and as to the necessity for increasing the supply of makers, Bristol-S. Pearson, sem, T. Pearson, jun., and A. of the medicines supplied, or that it exceeded 355., which Mr. Wood, the architect who built the house and . purchase, vice Bl'lnroy, who retires; Ensign Thomas'Harvey had been paid. COVENTRY, HA.NRURY, AND OXFORD gas to the inhabitants. Pearson, worsted spinners, Kildwick, Yorkshire-J. Whitta- Oastler's agent, confirmed this evidence. (FROM SOUTHAM TO COVENTRY.) Adjourned until Monday. to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Fenwick ; Edward Hazle- The Unitza-Su • ERIFF thought there was evidence to go to her, G. Higginbottom, R. Smith, E. Higginbottom, and I. hen adjourned till twelve o'clock on foot Pask, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Harvey, The Committee t the jury, although it was not at all clear The case on behalf of this Bill was resumed. SAFFRON WALDEN RATES BILL. May 1.4 Higginbottom, printers Manchester--E. Trotter and D. • Monday. - - mr. Fuller, a surveyor, was examined at some length as This Comrnittee met at twelve • 31r. Gisbourne in the 70th Foot-Lieutenant Archibald John Oliver Rutherfurd, Hodgkins, auctioneers,Liverpool-J. Ingham and J. Yates, Mr. taw-Ryes then addressed the jury-, and said he would GROUP XVIII. calico printers, Glossop, Derbyshire-J. Tasher and C. Wren, ve be -d 11 pro , 3on a doubt, that the plaintiff had undertaken to k-the to the value of the land and the nature of the property whi c h chair, and read and agreed to the clauses of the Saffron to be Adjutant, vice Alms, promoted, May 14. . cure the son for 255.; besides which he was surgeon to a • The Committee met this morning at twelve o'cloc the line intersected. Weldon Rates Bill. They then rose. 74th Foot-Lieutenant Fitzhardinge William Longuet ironmongers, Liverpool-E. Ridge and J. G. Naylar, coal club to which the latter belon ed. ' Earl of Lincoln in the chair-when merchants, Rochester-J. and T. Rhodes, C. Greenland, and fhe remainder of the sitting was occupied with opposition METROPOLITAN SEWAGE MANURE. Hancock to be Captain, without purchase, vice Campbell, Mr. PRENTIS said the son g was not entitled to medical at reat Western Corn • • - Mr. TALraer replied on behalf of the G . . ~. E. Hayes, stock brokers, Leeds (so far as regards C. Green d 1 th C • d• itions, eN 1 ence, w len e ommittee a journed till Monday at After hearing Mr. Hopwood against the Bill, the Corn- who retires upon full pay, May 14. tendance at the expense of the club, when his illness had • pany, and, after clearing away all the ereoneous stl s ppos land)-E. A. Starling, J. G. Atkinson, and J. 11. Tipple, twelve o'clock. Rifle Brigade-Lieutenant the Hon. Richard Charteris to been brought on by his o ' d wn impru ence. that he or his clients intend any the slightest d respect to raittee declared the preamble proved. warehousemen, Norwich (so far as regards J. H. Tipple)-J. , the inhabitants of Cheltenham, proceeded to say that he be- AYR HARBOUR BILL. be Captain, by purchase, vice Reynard, who retires ; Se- Ile d f d ' ' e en ant s son was called, and admitted receiving the lieved that they were fully entitled to have all their corn- GROUP XX. After hearing some evidence on behalf of this Bill, the cond Lieutenant William Charles Colville to be First Lieu- e and J. Daggers, tea dealers, Preston-J. Rickarby, N. Bar medicines, but swore positively that he had bargained with k d J M• 11 t t 13 . 1 y kif ale ,an . i 3. con rac ors, ing ey, or s ire. plaints freely and thoroughly investigated. The view which This Committee met at the usual hour this morning, in Committee decided that the preamble was not proved. tenant, by purchase, vice Charteris ; Francis Walter Balfour, plaintiff to be cured for 255. he had always taken was that a priori, most Wounding, Room 21; Mr. Goulburn in the chair. SWANSEA DOCKS. Gent., to be Second Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Colville, SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Andrew Fleming and Co., upholsterers, Kirkcaldy, May 18 Samuel Cooper was called, and proved that he was the first who asked plaintiff what his charge would be, and lie that, in this happy country, which had been the parent of OXFORD. WOR.CESTER, AND WOLVER, The Committee on this Bill met this mornin at twels May 14 ' g ' l3 2d West India Regiment-Allan Robertson, Esq., to be and June 8, at twelve, at the National Hotel, Kircaldy. said 10s. or 12s. if the young man had not been to any one such eminent engineering siiill, there should be found such a HAMPTON (No. I.) o'clock ; Mr. Hodgson Hinde in the chair. t ierchant Edinbur- h M case of difficulty in Cheltenham, that men like Mr. Brunel, • Paymaster, May 14. Benjamin M. Lean, asphal e n , g, ay 18, before, but, if he had, it would be 1/ 25 ~ Or S. The case for the Midland Company having been got The object of the Bill is to obtain power for the construction t mbers of BI 3d West India Regiment-Lieut.-Colonel Alexander and June 15, at two, at the cha r. Alexander, The father of the last witness swore that I ' If who possessed not only a European but an Asiatic reputa p ainti had ad he e 'd • f rof the com et . through yesterday, t vi ence in avoa pmg of docks at the port of Swansea and it ie opposed on behalf Edinburgh. tioe, were unable to grapple with it. As an Enelishman, he Maclean, from half-pay Unattached, to be Lieut.. Colonel, mitted to him that he had been employed by the son, and scheme of the Oxford, Worcester, and IN olverhampton Corn- of the har our trustees, w o a bh' • - pprehend injury to the piers vice Charles Hastin D 1 h h M 1 - gs oy e, w o exc anges, ay o. John King Clark, merchant, Glasgow, May 19 and June 18, not by the father, and that he had • • .1 ,- 1.13t say that it would to him be a matter of affliction if . been paid 355., by in f om Cheltenham to Evesham, was gone into. pane, r . and quays. Royal Newfoundland Companies-Lieutenant Allan Men- at one, at the office of Mr. Monteith, Glasgow. stalments. any such insurmountable obstacle could exist. H th ere ere , fhe Committee adjourned at four o'clock. Mr. HILL, Q.C., replied on behalf of the promoters, show- ales, from half- NT 3d Foot, to be Lieutenant, yice Hunt, James Duncan, innkeeper, Golspie, May 21 and June 11, The UNDER-SIIERIFF S ' aid, that to make a father liable for bad been not only the talents of Mr. Brunel, but of Mr. ing that there were clauses in this Bill which would oblige at one, at Hill's Inn, Golspie. romoted, May P l a i. the debts of his son even for necessaries, it had been held by Cribitt, Sir J. Rennie, Mr. Simpson, :and Mr. Hawkshaw GROUP XXIV. them to repair any damage they might occasion to the pro- 13 Unevrraciia M ' Al d Mg. f 3d West James Nixon, hat manufacturer, Glasgow, May 17 and L ' D.- ajor exan er ean, rom ord Tenterden that there must be a contract, express or applied to investigate the causes of this difficulty, and to The Committee on this group rnet in Room, No. 27, at perty of the trustees. June 7, at eleven, at the chambers ofl Mr. Gourla - Glaseow. • • . India Regiment, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase, . e , e implied , but here there did not a ear to be an evid n pp y a ce ascertain the best means of surmounting it. But the doubt twelve o'clock ; Mr. B. Denison, chairman. LIVERPOOL WATERWORKS. May 14. Alexander SPNab, Musselburgh, May 19 and June 12, at that the defendant h which he entertained, if he entertained it at all, was al- MOLD. ad any knowledge of the transaction. The Committee met thie morning-Sir J. Johnstone in the BREVET.-Captain the Honourable Charles William Staf- twelve, at the chambers of Mr. Junner, Edinburgh. The witnesses for the defendant had also sworn positiv e ly together removed when he remembered that, peculiar as the Further traffic evidence was received from the promoters chair d ' • • f 1 -an proceeded with the opposition o the andowners, ford Jerningham of the 3d Eoot, to be Major in the Army ; PRICE OF SUGAR. that the agreement was made with the son for 255., but it soil of Cheltenham might be-and peculiar it certainly was- of this railway. Mr. Winstanley, the eminent surveyor, and several other Captai n win am 'ape nrov of 6eth Foot, to be Major in the The average price of Brown or 3luscovado Sugar, computed was singular that 355. 6d. should have been paid. the very same difficulty had been overcome by Mr. Stephen- The formal roof were then put in, and the room was • • • p s . witnesses, being examined to show t e injury tat wou t e Army, h' ' h 1i b - - ' • from the returns made in the week d Nov. 9, 1846. en ing Slay 11, Verdict for the defendant. sou in his works on the North-Western Railway at Camden- cleared. 4 done to property by the co ns t ruc tion o f th e wor k s , especially MEMORANDR3L-The Christian names of Captain Wyn- 1847, is 295. 111/ e d. cwt. - town. He was free to confess, in his opening speech to tile DECISION. to that of Mr. Benderley, of whose land 135 acres are to be yard, on half-pay Unattached, are Henry Buckley Jenner. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. Committee, now about a month ago, he had been somewhat On the re-admission of arties taken Commission by the Lord-Lieutenant of Lancashire. EXTRAORDINARY ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE NEAR THE OLD COURT. radii, for he had mixed himself anti Mr. Brunel up with things The CHAIRMAN ann 13 '•' • * ounced the decision of the Committee 2d Regiment of the Duke of Lancaster's Own Militia.- BANK OF ENGLAND.-Thurselay morning, shortly after ten ' which were different from each other in their character, (Before Baron ALDERSON). -preamble proved. Honourable Henry Thomas Stanley to be Colonel, vice the o'cl k and had stated, ae, indeed, he must state now, namely, that The costal .. . MONUMENT TO CAXTON. oc , great excitement prevailed in the vicinity of the Joseph Braime, aged 44, a carpenter, was placed at the lace then adjourned. . Earl of Derby, resigned, May 8. Bank of England, in consequence of a respectably dressed bar, charged with unlawfully obtaining by false pretences ehe pa.ssage through Cheltenham was, and was intended to ' Letter addressed to the Right Hon. Viscount Morpetb, Commission by the Lord Lieutenant of Staffordshire. man (apparently a foreigner) inflicting a frightful wound on 11,000 brass nails and other articles value 4/ 5s lld be, neither more nor less than a common railway cutting ; GROUP XXV. First Commissioner of her Majesty's Woods und Queen's Own Royal liegiment of Staffordshire Yeomanry the front of his neck with a clasp-knife, under the most ex- The • • ' *. * prisoner pleaded Guilty. and if there was a difficulty at all from the pressure of the The Committee on this group met this day at twelve Forests • • , concerning a Public Monuraent to COEil- CaValry-Thomas Percival. Heywood, Gent., to be Cornet, traordinary circumstances. It seems that at the time named Sentenced to six months' imprisonment, with hard labour. water, it surely would be ascertained by the present condi- o'clock, in Room 14 ; Sir Charles Lemon in the chair. memorate the Introduction of Printing into England. vice Blackistone, promoted, May 10. he was walking in company with a male persoa along the _ ton of the sewer that had been formed by the construction of MANCHESTER, AND BIRMINGHAM AND the Gloucester Railway. They had proved the level of the " Cloisters, Westminster Abbey, April 26, 1847. Commissions by the Lord-Lieutenant of Denbighshire. pavement of Princes-street, by the Bank of England, when LATEST PR ICES OF SHARES, NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE YUNCTION. Denbighshire Yeomanry Cavalry-Thomas Edgworth, the foot passengers were suddenly alarmed by seeing the man sewers ; they had called Mr. Paul, who had been the sur- "My dear leord Morpeth,-A notion has been for veyar of the sewers, ite well as several other witnesses, aid The remaining clauses in this Bill were agreed to, and some time brooding in my mind, which has at len h gt as- Esq., to be Captain, vice Mainwaring, resigned; Thomas draw a knife across his throat, and before any one could get IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHat 1- R COM those witnesses had proved that the level of the sewer we; The CHAIRMAN intimated that he would report the Bill to gamed form and consistence. Ilumphries, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Edgworth, pro- to him the blood gushed from an extensive wound which PANIES' STOCK. precisely the same in 1846 as it was in 1845, and that in the House. "In the history of our country, with one exception- • ' moted • Richard johnson, Gent., to be C orne t, v ice Hum- separated the windpipe and several of the small blood-vessels. From tie Official List. 1845 it was precisely the same as it was in the ye 1836 The Committee then adjourned till Thursday next. piffles, promoted; Joseph Peers, jun., Gent., to be Lieu- He fell to the ground insensible, and when raised up the PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDA.Y AND FRIDAY EVENING. It was true that there had been some evidence wh' ar * the preaching of Christianity-no event surpasses in ini- tenant, vice Jones, promoted. blood was issuing copiously from the injured part. Several LONDON, FRIDAY, MAY 14. ich proved that the height of the water in the wells had b GROUP XXVII. portance the introduction of printing. Of our great ADMIRALTY, MAY 13. of the City police arrived, and carried the wounded man to ear , een altered But was it likely to be othewise, when, during the la * G public benefactors, few have a stronger claim on our re- The following promotions have this day taken place, con- the nearest surgeon, where the injuries were temporarily tt REAT NORTHERN (BRANCH TO KING'S JOINT-STOCK BANKS. few years, there had been a population growing up of tens LYNN). spect and gratitude than William Caxton. sequent upon the death of Admiral Stephen Poyntz :- dressed, after which he was placed on astretcher and removed Dividend Amount 0'..: thousands, and when every man who sank his The Com •tt " The house in the Almonry, which tradition pointed Admiral of the Blue Henry Richard Glynn to be Admiral with all care to the accident ward of St. Thomas's Hospital, of Paid, Price well lower than his neighbour, robbed him of the quantity of comp,. sed i mi to examine into the merits of the Bills where he was put under the care of the house-surgeon, but Na'r-e of Company ' An p n e u r ni. , out as the residence of Caxton, and the scene of his of the White. , diare. i n this group met at twelve o'clock ; Mr. Cardwell, water that he had previously enjoyed ? Why, there was pre- chairman. labours (in apprehension, I presume, of its approaching Vice Admiral of the Red the Right Hon. James Marquis the wound in the neck is of such a character, that no hopes - --- eiseiy a similar case going on in another room, where the Sergeant KINGLAXE re lied f th Thomond, G.C.11., to be Admiral of the Blue. are entertained of his recovery. llis pockets were searched, w s. d. Xa. d. or e promoters. fate from the Westminster Improvement Commis- of 40 0 0 40 0 0 - Liverpool corporation had shown that they had become The Committee ha • 13 • Vice Admiral of the White Sir Edward Durnford King. and were found to contain a quantity of foreign silver coin, eustralasia .......... ving . p . dis ensed with any reply on the sioners), has fallen down of its own accord. The tra- a • er eent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 443/ alarmed by the abetracthea of their usual supply of water, part of th E t f h P d Kt., K.C.H., to be 1 ice Admiral o t e te . but no papers or writing were found. From the nature of aritshaorth American 51. p 100 0 0 20 0 0 '4 and they had sunk a well down into the sandstone, and had • h e &tern Counties Railway (Wisbeach to Spald- dition is of somewhat doubtful authority ;it is certain: Vice Admiral of the Blue Matthew Buckle to be Vice Ad- the injury, he of course is unable to speak, and likewise he - Jommercial of Lomdon 61 1: per ce e, . n i t t. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - - Ing) n , t e room was . cleared. . succeeded in draining the springs for three thousand feet however, that the printing press in England commenced miral of the White. remains in a state of stupor. The man who was walking by e° ! • tt• •• - - ' aco ' i n ° a l i i i a a i n * d West . .minsir t/. 1 1 ) .:I r r eilt. 100 0 0 20 0 0 - 0 the re-admission of part vn each side of it. And all the witnesses who had been ad-• The Cu es' its operations within the precincts or Sanctuary of the Rear Admiral of the Red the Hon. George Elliot, C. 8., to his side ran away, and was not seen afterwards. On Thursday .., London Joint-Stock .. • 61. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 - &Aced from Cheltenham had each stated that when thev had defer Tfe . tA: announced that the Committee would Abbey. be Vice Admiral of the Blue. evening he was still alive, but cannot survive many hours. metropolitan - 25 007 10 o sunk their well lower, they had each recovered the the slaLony . Fc e isi n upo_n_ths Bill until next week, when " I venture to suggest the propriety of raising a public Rear Admiral of the White John Ayscough to be Rear THE CROPS.-IRELAND.-Several gentlemen who Provinciaiot Ireland • • 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 44 Ditto, New... ••• • • • 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 - water that had been abstracted by the formation of the l he Co u rn iu m b_ tt a e w e a t re of the intentio i hen adjourned. ns of the Admiralty. monument in commemoration of that great event, and in Admiral of the Red. have travelled in the last week from Limerick to Cork, have National of Ireland .. 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 , - sewer. Further than this, it had been put in evidence by honour of Caxton. For such a monument the open space Rear Admiral of the Blue James Whitley Deans Dundas, conveyed to us the pleasing intelligence that, in their expe- Nat. Provncial of Eng. 51. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 Mr. Dawke, that ovly at a distance of 374 yards from the GROUP XXXI. at the end of the new Victoria-street, in front of the C. 8., to be Rear Admiral of the White. rience, they never saw a greater breadth of land occupied by Di tto , g e „.......... 51. per cent. 20 0010 0 0 Gloucester Railway, the water absolutely stood higher in the SHEFFIELD AND LINCOLNSHIRE Abbey, would be admirably suited. Captain Edward Wallis Hoare to be Rear-Admiral of the more apparently flourishing crops than everywhere on the Union of Australia-• 61. per cent. 25 00250 0 i - sand than it did in the cutting of the line; and every engi- Blue " The character of the monument might be this:-A - ' line presented itself. Within the last few days, however, Union of London... .• , 5/. per cent. '5OOOlO 0 0 1 12 JUNCTION. ADMIRALTY, MAY 10. field labour has been suspended, owing to the continued wet neer who had been called on the otber side had all, without The Committee sat this morning at twelve •Mr Shaw in fountain (of living water) by day, out of which should Corps of Royal Marines-F . irst Lieutenant Samuel Netter- ness of the weather ; but on return of sunshine and genial CANALS. 3 .?i, - igle exception, repudiated every notion that the water the cb' i dt k h i - ' * arise a tall pillar, obelisk, or cluster of Gothic innacles -would be permanently abstracted. Mr. Wood, Mr. a f te ll a r n L I ii t e genera evidence of Mr. Milnes, It ville Lowder to be Adjutant, vice Langley, promoted. warmth, immediately now to be looked for, there can be no .r; I fath f l• hb - • ht• th &If • fl • h • er co . . 3 I nes, the Member for Pontefract, with or ig ty mg , e i usion o ig t being the fit and Second Lieutenant Fermor Bonnycastle Gritton to be First e; Dividerall doubt that the aspect of affairs will warrant a certainty of a Names ef 2 Dividend . 'camas of 2 4 Locke, 31r. Leather. and Mr. Gibbs, had all said the testimon of several other gentlemen, in favour of intelligible symbol for the invention of printing. Lieutenant, vice Lowder. Price. - per Price. most plenteous and abundant harvest.-Cork Eranziner. Companies. A per companies. A a _ t _ ant. that, although tho work would be difficult and expen- he Bill y " It' the propriety of this suggestion be admitted, the Gentleman Cadet George Bazalgette to be Second crt i Annum. so '""` sive. yet, after all, the water would not be permanently, t * NORTHUMBERLAND. The committee of Sir George ___, even if it were temporarily, abstracted ; end even Mr. GROUP XXXIII. details would of course depend on the space at our com- Lieutenant. Grey's friends have issued a handbill, dated Alnwick, 1 Gentleman Cadet Edward Gough ISPCallum to be Second X X I Stephenson himself had allowed that the level of the water mand, and the amount of subscription. May Bth, announcing that "an active canvass will be Ashtn & Oldh 97 1 5/.58. pc: 70 Monmouthsh 100 le!. - would not be permanently altered. In truth, it was the wit- GREAT NORTHERN (EXTENSION TO "I propose therefore that a subscription be corn- Lieutenant. i instantly commenced on behalf of Sir George Grey, and Ashby-d-la-Z 1131 4/. ~- Mittgomrysli 100 51. - nesees for the Great Western project who had stated most LEEDS AND W'AX.EFIELD). " Gentleman Cadet Richard Turberville Ansell to be Second menced among those who are connected with literature . that the electors will be personally waited upon by the Barnsley• •• • 1601 12/. 180 Macclesfield. 100 - *- Basingstoke.. 100 - r - Neath •• • ... 100 20/. 340 strongly the difficulties which would have to be encountered. Evidence in favour of this line was continued this day in it • • T • b 1•hle 11 s most extensive signi !cation, ut w lic s a Lieutenant. Gentleman Cadet George Henry Wriford to he Second relatives and friends of the Right Hon. Baronet." Still Brknk&Abrgllso 5/. 185 Nottingham. 150 12/. - Mr. Brunel's plan was to pump out the water from the exca- upon the subject of the proposed levels at the station at • 1 f h - Inc ude all classes o t e community. I cannot but vetion by small portions at a time, so that the in- Leeds. Lieutenant. nothing is said with respect to Sir George's acceptance aromford...• too l 14/. - Peak Forest. 78 3/. 40 hink that in the resent temper of the üblic mind P . P Gentleman Cadet John Poore, to be Second Lieutenant. of the invitation Dudley which has been forwarded to him, and acre t i g ° ' le 4s. 1834 4/. - Regent's .... 33 _ _ 4 z‘t.in..ie which had been adduced bY Mr. Stephenson of the In consequence of some errors in the levels of the Great t ' 0; 6/. 63 Rochdale.... 85 4/. 5 as regards letters, the arts, and the ornament of the WHITEHALL, BlAr 8. peessure of forty feet at the li ilsby tunnel was n o t Northern Railway extensions to Leeds and Wakefield, the a belief prevails that he will not come forward; though EllsZre&-C•fis.l33' , 4/. 55 Shropshire .• 125 81. - metropolis, a considerable sum might be raised withoub The Lord Chancellor has appointed John llemmant, of a ease at all in point, and he must charge that gentleman Bill was thrown out ; and the Committee at the same time it is said that he will be nominated even in his absence, E:•ewash •• • !1001 32/. - Somrset Coal 150 71. 10s. 130 difficulty, to preserve in its appropriate locality Whittlesey, in the c , ohnty of . Cambridge,. Gent., to be a Forth & Clyd 100 , 4/. - ' Do.LkFdSt 12 6/. p. c. ' - With something like dieleigenuousness in making such a strongly intimated their opinion that they would be under with the view of affording the independent portion of charge. It had been asserted, from the letter of 31r. Close, the necessity of throwing out all the other lines before the dinar in the Hi h Cour he r the memory of this event-an event of such inapprecia- 3laster Extraor e , g t o fc an e y. the electors an opportunity of expressing their opinion GrandJunctn 100 6/. 75 Stffrd &Worc l l4o 28/. 275 that the water had been reduced eight feet in the line of its Comsaittee. ble importance, alike in a religious, a civil, a social, a DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. of the coalition which has been formed, apparently under t.rand Union 100 1/. 10s. - Shrewsbury-1125 151. - Glamorglish. 172 13%1. - Stourbridge..ll4s 20/. 303 level, but on cross-examination that gentleman had ad- Mr. Sergeant WILK - ties then claimed to be heard as a scientific point of view; to which we owe, in so great a Edward JOHOS, jun., paper nianufacturer, Watling-street, . , d I t d f I• h •• t 1 - ducal patronage, an tie en ency o w iic is o( e itistr&Brkly 100 - Strtfrdon Av 79 1/. 10s. - mitted that his letter was awkwardly expressed, and that a landowner against the opposing schemes of the North degree, the divinity, the poetry, the philosophy, perhaps ea - 7' Grantham .• 150 12/. - Severn andi 26 11. Bs. - fhomas Lane, commission agent, Birmingham. privo the electors of the freedom for which they have lludderaneld. 57 - Wye Itail.3 casual reader might have so understood him, but that in Midland Railway and the Leeds: and Dewsbury Railway. the constitution anti liberties of the land. BANKRUPTS. so often and so manfully struggled. - IVewca.stle Kennt & Avu 39 7s. Gd. 5 Trnt& MI reality it was not so. This was his answer The Committee stated that should any alteration take "It is fortunate for such a scheme that the high office 50 30/. - rAsle • Gui Lancaster 47 1/. 10s. , - coy .... • tO the Cheltenham case, and he firmly believed Place in their opinions, after having heard the speeches of Mr. which your Lordship hulds, on whose decision the erec- Thomas Lett, builde ,p e se, Bedfordshire, May 21, Advertiser. at half-past eleven, and June 25, at eleven at the Court of WEST NORFOLK.-The Not:folk Chronicle states, "on Leeds& Livrp 100 341 I 520 Thams&Med 19 - - that if the respectable inhabitants of that place Temple, for the Leeds and Dewsbury Railway, and Mr. t• of übli ' • t t ion . p c monumen.s mus ,o a great extent, de- Bankruptcy. Pennell, official assignee; ' Medina, Crosby authorit " h M B d th tl y, t at 1. r. agge an ano er gen eman ot loi. ' 75 Worcstr & ~ Leicester ,140 . . . }7B 2/. 42 heard such eminent men as Mr. Locke and Mr. Gibbs state Baines, for the North Midland Railway, they would hear eetestr &N I t h 83 , 4/. as nirmine. pend, is filled by one who has ever shown so strong an Hall-chambers, Bishopsgate-street. Loughboroghll42i 70/. , 530 Nillts & Bilis ; 67 11. - that it was merely a matter of expense to the company, him. large landed property in the county, will certainly allow the whole of their opposition would be immediately witfi- Mr. TEMPLE and Mr. BAINES then addressed the Com- interest in, and has himself contributed to, the literature John Charles Barrett, picture dealer, Strand, May 21, at themselves to be put in nomination for the representation drewn. Then, as to that great objection respecting the station mittee on behalf of the Leeds and Dewsbury Railway, and of England. Under such auspices, I cannot but feel con- half-past eleven, and June 25. at one, at the Court of Bank- of West Norfolk, on true Conservative principles. A INSURANCE COMPANIES. at Cheltenham, it had been shown that the flow there was the North Midland. fident that such a monument might be raised, honourable ruptcy. Whitmore, official assignee, Basinghall-street ; requisition to Mr. Bagge and 11. L. S. Le Strange, Esq Dividend Amount 1 '' Name of Company. per of ! Paid. Price upwards instead of downwards ; and even if there were, as The Committee then decided that they would hear Mr. at once to the country-which ought to commemorate Flight, Adam-st reet, Adelphi. is in course' of signature. IlenryMorant, fishmonger, Connaught-terrace, Edgeware- Annum. Share. was represented, a pressure at that point of 5 feet 9 inches, Sergeant Wilkins on behalf of the Manchester and Leeds with equal munificence its triumphs in the arts of peace, ThB•B h P 1 h e osjesmans, or us eop e, on wom a a tlooring of .2 feet 4% ieches would be amply sufficieni. Railway. as in those of war-and ornamental to the metropolis ' - ' road May 21 at eleven, and June 25, at two, at the Court ' of Bankruptcy. Whitmore, official assignee, Basinghall. Lecture is to be delivered by Dr. Knox, at Exeter Hall, on ..n s. d. X s. 11. And with respect to the assertion that the water could At the conclusion of the Learned Ser 'dd h • Albion •• •••••••• •• • • 3/. 10s. 500 0 0 50 0 0 74 geant s a ress, t e especially that part of the metropolis which, so closely Monday next, are said to have such extraordinary acuteness never s street ; Dods, St. Martin's-lane. pa a under the railway in the way which w Committee adjourned till twelve to-morrow. Alliance Brit. and For. 6 per cent. 100 0 0 11 0 0, - supposed, Mr. Stephenson himself had allow d h as bordering on the Abbey and the Houses of Parliament, e • Britieh Army when ristopher Green, wharfinger, Southwark, May 29 and of sight that they have been used by the • , Ditto Marine.- -• • 6/. per cent, 100 0 0 50 0; - even if the piling did prevent its crossing at one e ar , t. t i at GROUP XXXV. will become more and more the centre of public resort. July 3, at half-past eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy, captured near the Kafir country, as human telescopes. Pro- gaits I 3s. 6d. pr sit. 50 0 0 5 0 0- /4 i,„ place, it would follow the Lend of the work and filtim ic a u t l ir , The Select Committee appointed to consider the Bills in " I have the honour to be, Follett, official assignee, Sambrook -court, Basinghall-street ; fessor Lichtenstein, in a work on Southern Africa, published British Commercial - 7s. per share 50 005 0 0 6 find its way after the same course. Then as to th e ' th* by Colburn says-" Their sight is rendered so acute by spying olericl,med.&Gen.Life 5/. pe 3 r i cent. 1 10 0 g g g 1, 2 3 tg g 22 e attack is group re-assembled. at the usual hour this morning ; the " With sincere respect and esteem, Baylis and Co. Basinghall-street. en the estimates, an attack which he had hoped never to se Marquis of Granby in the chair Samuel Waters, baker, Luton, Bedfordshire, Slay 29, at continually around them from a great height after their prey, aounty .............. " Your Lordship's faithful servant, 12s. 50 0 0 5 0 0 - which no cr.wn • • •••• ••••• • • • • seed which of all things he least expected from a corn e, * clearly at a distance ,„,. „ , ic Gs. 50 0 0 5 0 0 5% pant , TUB EAST T...naaC "H. H. MILMAN." half-past eleven, and July 3, at twelve, at the Court of Bank- that they perceive objects _ AsHITLE (c LITHEELOE d ee without the assist- "-.- Eng.& Scot. Law •• .. 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 2 0 0 - of such railway experience as the North-Western, he 7 would mx.TENSION). Viscount blorpeth has expressed his cordial approba- ruptcy. Follett, official assignee Sambrook-court, Basing- European, with the best eye, coul . s show that it was utterly groundless and insufficient -pe Of this I have witnessed frequent proofs, European Life ••• • • • 5 per cent. 20 0 0 All paid. - The hole of 1 tion of the reposed schem w • hall. street • Weall and Co., Temple -chambers Fleet-street. ance of a teleseo . Way was occupied with the landholders' p e, hich has likewise the , ' . • • ' • • 1 . Iha e seen them discover flocks of antelopes at a distance preemasons' .• •••.. •• 51. per cent. 20 0 0 3 0 0 foe its object. The works had been estimated at positron to till: . ttobert Ker Aitchison, wine merchant, Great Windinil - as v et. per cent. Stock. sanction of the Dean of Westminster. (.1000 - , 128 60,000 L, and the land at 8.5,0001. ; but Mr. Haynes " This Committee adjourned at four o'clock. street, Haymarket, May 29, at eleven, and July 3, at half- of a mile-and-a-half." Guardian .......• •. • • 51. per cent. 100 0 0 36 10 0 1 47y arel Mr. Dawke had together made out that those past eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Green, official THE GuN COTTON.-As all conjecture as to the Imperial Fire .... •. -6/. and bonus.soo 0 0 50 0 2 0 22G were quite insufficient, and that they ought for all GROUP XXXIX. THE SHILLING AND GUINEA. assignee, Aldermanbury ; Lawrence and Plews, Old Jewry- nature of this immensely powerful agent has now been set at Inver , rest by the publicity of the specification of the patent, any heee ,„ ity al L i fe •• .. .. • • 12s. 100 0 0 10 0 0 14%, Marine.. - 11. sh.& bs. 100 0 0 1 513 I these purposes to be at least 287,0001. ; but evon 31r. This Committee re-assembled at the usual hour this morn- Some time ago the Duke of Buccleuch, in one of hi . chambers, City. - fficial facts with reference to its actual utility must prove of Law Life........ •• .. IL As. 100 00'10 0 0 - Stephenson himself had not ventured to attack these calcu- ing ; Lord Charles Wellesley in the chair. walks, purchased a cow from a person in the neighbour- Robert Selby, wine merchant, Burleigh-street, Strand, ? se of experiments to test its relative ,egal and General Lite - 50 0 0 2 0 0 May 24 at half-past one and June 28 at half-past eleven, at interest. A cour - . latians ; and even it the allegations of excess were correct, if hood of Da.lkeith, and left orders to send it to his palace ' ' ''l ' e Cole tn th with the very best Ordnance gunpowder, havwjust -,311,10n Fire ........ 10S. 25 00 1 1210 0 15 ' AND NEWCASTLE (PURCHASE OP the Court of Bankruptcy. Graham, officia assigne , -sre g it was true that the works would coat 90,000/. more than Y °Rat the follawing morning. According to agreement the Man-street ; Smith andSon,Southampton-street,Blooinsbury. taken place at the Holyhead Mountain, Anglesea ; the 110 - a . e London ship ........ les. 25 0 0112 10 0 15 THE HARTLEPOOL DOCKS.) Linde.. .•••. • • • ... 5/. per cent. 100 00115 0 0 9ti 1 , they had been estimated, there was still an ample supply in cow was sent, and the Duke, who happened to be in George Heathcote and Robert Heathcote coach masters, land Slate Quarries, in Merionethshire ; and at the Hon. ' the million which Mr. Brunel had taken a 3 the capital for the The Committee were occup:ed the whole of the day inves- deshabille, and walking in the avenue, espied a little Clapham, May 26, at two, and June 24, at ' half.past one, at Colonel Pennant's slate quarries, Penrhyn ; and the result 11 , Ied. Inviid&Gen•Life 4 1 - A i /. per et. 50 001 2 0 0 2% ] L L( . ,aii Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 00 ; 210 0 - , line, for out of it there were 200,000/. for which no occupation tigating this case. The evidence, however, was purely of a fellow ineffectually attempting to drive the animal to its the Court of Bankruptcy. Bell, official assignee, Coleman- shows that the saving by the use of the gun cotton is at least s': ' a a t t i l l ' i l i a t i l Re.- ..... 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 , 5 0 0 - hal been provided. He had made these remarks, because general character. destination. The boy, not knowing the Duke, bawled street-buildings; Wellborne, Tooley-street, Southwark. 30 per cent. ; added to which ie the great advantage that the Vanadium Life ........ 51. per cent. 50 00' 2 0 0 Ils xil ' he really expected that the main ground of objection would The Committee adjourned at the usual hour. • Peter Colston, silk merchant, Ashley -crescent, City-road, miners, by its means, are enabled to obtain the most enor- "Immix - i ____ _ , Out to him, " Flimun, come here au' gin's a hate wi' this be the abstraction of the water. As to the assertion that May 20 and June 23, at twelve, at the Court of • Bankruptcy. mous blocks, and this with little or no waste. In an official "rotector Life.... ... 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 1 0 0 1/. 3s. t there would be great injury to the house property in Chel- GROUP XLIIL beast." The Duke saw the mistake, and determined on ' . . B ' hll C ' - Johnson, official assignee, asing a -street; ross, Surrey- report, which appears in the Mining Journal of last Satur- )rovident Life.. - .... 1/. SS. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - c teeharn, Mr. Brunel had shown that there were only six The Committee met again this morning at the usual having a joke with the little fellow. Pretending, there street, Strand. day, it appears that " a hugh mass of sixty tons weight w tock Life.- - ...... 4s. 50 0 010 0 4‘% (_, as toe-al Exchange ...... 5/. per cent. Stock. - 180 hoesee which would in any way be affected, at least injta i- hour ; Mr. Protheroe in the chair. fore, not to understand him, the Duke walked on slowly, Richard Arthur, grocer, Aylesbury, Slay 27, at two, and gently pushed from its firmly bound bed by the explosion of e'un Fire-a-a- . 6/. 10s. - - - ously, in the whole of the town, and with the present mania 'WATERFORD AND LIMERICK. the boy still craving his assistance. At last he cried June 30, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Johnson, only eight ounces of cotton, and that no splintering of the Ditto Life .......... 1/, Gs. - for cootral stations, it was impossible to prevent some inn Universal Life ....... 10 3 4 i. pr cnt 100 0 6 15 - 1 - Lan taking the main case which had been brought forty .) t i l y ; The CHAII3LiN then formally declared that the preamble in a tone of apparent distress, " Come here, mun, an' official assignee, Basinghall-street ; Dods, St. Martin's-lane. slate took place, which greatly astonished the workmen." - si he meant that of the Wesleyan chapel and the pl:Ce of of the Bill with respect to the Bansha deviation had 'been help us, an' as sure as onything I'll give you half I get." William end Samuel Edge, earthenware manufaeturers, To obtain blocks of slate alone, of such immense size, will in LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' FRxcEs. n worehip used by the followers of L adyFluntingdon,-hethougl t proved ; he intimated yesterday that the Committee were of This last solicitation had the desired effect. The Duke Fenton, Staffordshire, May 26 and June 23, at eleven, at the itself effect a vast amount of good ; that material being in le the Committee would not consider it to be of much import- this opinion, but h e w as no t i n a pos iti on t o m a k e a formal went and lent a helping hand. " And Low," said the Birmingham District Court. Christie, official assignee, Bir- great and increasing demand, even at its present price, for Dividend Amount ance, when they recollected that since the construction of the declaration of that opinion, as the Railway Commissioners Duke, as they trudged aiong, " how much do you think mingham ; Ward, Burelem, Staffordshire; Smith, Bir- articles of building, of furniture, and works of luxury and of Name of Company. per of Paid. ' P rice "..! had not then made their report with respect to the finances of Annum. Share. - 11 . 1 e, a gorgeous ecclesiastical edifice had been erected within you'll get for this • ob?" " Oh, dinna ken " said the boa mingham. art. The Messrs. Hall and Sons, of Lombard-street, the , fifty-five yards of the Great Western Railway. This, he be- the case. The report was laid before the Committee this ' '' ' George Staley, grocer, Manchester, June 1 and 16, at well-known gunpowder manufacturers, have the working of -------- Xa. d. Xs. d i " but I'm sure o' s j o ' 163 8 , afternoon, and h 9 was therefore now enabled to do op.+ mething, for the folk up at the house leved, would close all that he had to say respecting the eleven at the Manchester District Court. Pott, official the patents in the United Kingdom and the colonies. Bank of Scotland •• •• • • GI per cent. - The clauses with some amendments especially one which are good to a' bodies." As they approached the house - ' IR I O 0 R I 150 Cheltenham case, and he would now proceed to unfold the assignee, Manchester ; Mourilyan and Row•son, Gray's Inn, DRESSMAKERS' AND AIILLINERS' SOCIETY.-The Royal Bank ot Scotland 6/. Per cent ' - 0 200 P] ' h • •' ' hD k d d was agreed to between t e parties with respect to the way in t e u e arte from the bo and entered b a ent. - 100 o second volume of this same work, of which one was quite which Mr. Baker's h - d'ff property s ould be treated, were then 1 erent way. He called a servant and Y . y London ; Aspinall, Manchester. , pat a sovereign annual meeting of this society took place on Thtuada . y, a t British Line John Laybou rn • m chester June 3 and 17, at t wo o'clock, in the rooms of the Statistical Society, 12 n Company Z: 1 / ;:f. ei - it . - 100 0 0 159 Commercial Bank •• • • 10 0 0 13/.13s m e, printer, an , ' - . 6/. per cent. - sufficient, and to enter upon what he believed to be the real a reed to. into his hand, saying " Give that to the boy th 50 0 0 901, merits of the case. He was not blind to what was passing g The remaining deviations sought to be made b the Bill broueht the cow. The Duke r rned 1 at has eleven, at the Manchester District Court. I obson, official St. James's-square. Lord Ashley presided on the occasion, .' il e r a ii t e io , F1; 3 1.1 a S k ta ( r :p i t k s - o • i; z u • ta 1 . • e e, pr sent. - around him, and allowing for them all the importance of the were from Kilsheland to Lisnamuck, and from GaZavella to and ;eas soon re•oined b the b etu 4. to eli th avenue, assignee, Alanchester ; Smith, Witham, and Brookfield, and the meeting was more fashionably than numerously western nank•• •• •• •• 6/. per cent. - 5 .5 0 g g 84 , th representations in the fourth estate of the realm, and Town Parks, near Caher, both in the county of Tipperary, did y u wet?" ; l aid the y Duke ( . 3Y- " A shillin ow ,, T a c i l c i Bedfeord-roa-, London ; Andrew, Mancheste L * ncashire June 1 attended. From the i r a egar h t ee i t =red that the receipts North of Scotland Bari . l . c 61 : p:r r :21 : ___- 10 0 0 len acceding at once to the assertions of the difficulty of which being unopposed were at once agreed to. Tfie th b ° " ' h ' the half o' it t' e." gi "Bu e oy, R bert Lees, cotton spinner, Bottoms, District Court. ' Fraser, ( 1 1u 8 r4ig tl t vet 7 ye::: sons have been • an t ere s y t and 22, at eleven, at the Manchester , 1. ; i p 1 1 , and the expenditure rovided with eng r E Clydesdale Bank • • ..... hi p 0 .. astern Bank •• • • 5/. per cent. - 10 0 0 ill/ 14s NI raising tapital at the present time, he would at the same time works on the main line, which was passed last session d Walker. Lin- ments and that the eneral osition of the • • e a - - Caledonian stank - 2100 r , 4/. Is , g , P chenty is hiahly 50 0 '6/. 10s sil ~ - -.., Edi !lb.& Glasgow Bank 6/. per cert. - express his conviction that it was in no way applicable to are proceeding with great activity. Twenty-seven miles' you surely got more than a shillin " said the Du official a • g, ke, i ssignee, Blanchester ; Rickards an nder-L me. •sfacto a Resolutions were nro osed the oppoeition of the 'North-Western Company; for if it were between Limerick and Tipperary will be opened to the public " No," said the boy, with the utmost earnestness, a as co n's Inn-fields, London ; Buckley, Ashton-u _3 3 _ sati r 3 , ? during the meet- CitY of Glasgow Bank . 5/. per cent. - 10 0 0 12/.12s 1 applic.Able to all, it was equally applicable to both companie=, in the course of a few days. sure's death that's a' I got-an' d'ye not think it's a Charles, L. Roberts, merchant, Maachester, June and ing of the usual character, and confirmatory of the • society's scouts 1 . h U lion Ins. Co. 51. per cent. ,20 0 0 1 0 0 '228. Od „ and era., easily to be met by the insertion of a clause giving a The report was then agreed to, and! 11 at elev n tth Al h ter District Court. Hobson, plenty!" "I do not," said the Duke; " there must be 1 e, a e anc es objects. Hercules insurance Co. 71. per cent.lloo 0 0 10 0 0 13 i i kil L gf rd, Frida e tnsur. Co. of Seetlnd 5/. per cent. 10 0 0 All paid. 9% I official assignee, Manchester ; Reed and an, o . y- ELEVATION OP TIIE VICAR OP BATTER power to constrUct the line in five or six years instead of Sir. PROVIERO intimated that he would report the fa- some mistake, and, as lam acquainted with the Duke, SEA TO THE riorth British Incur 5% /.pr cent. ;200 0 0 10 0 0 27 He three. He t street, Cheapside, London ; Sale, Worthington, and Shipman, BISHOPRIC OF Sonou AND MAN.-Thursda rusted, therefore, that the Committee would at vourable decision of the Committee to the House. if you return I think I'll get you more." The boy con- m a y a numerous Caledonian Fire Insur. 10/. per cent.'loo 0 0 10 0 0 221,i ( once come to a decieion nth upo e matter. There must Thia Committee then broke up. sented; back they went The Duke rang the bell, and nchester. meeting of the principal inhabitants of the parish of Batter- Edinburgh Life Insur. 6/. per cont. 100 0 0 12 10 0 18 Stt be railway cem ent • • Rober ' t Ballantyne, merchant, Liverpool, May 24 and sea was held at the Infant School r tante &Giese. Railway 1/.los. pers. 50 0 0 50 0. 0 69 1 ,4 , a flatter ap4a unvtion to Cheltenham. That was ordered all the servants to be assembled. " Now," said J une 17, at eleven, at the Liverpool District Court. Caze- considering the best mode of expressing the' - oom, for the purpose of Ditto n Shares- .• is Gd. p a 12 10 0 All paid. 16% .` doubt, and that b 7 ich no one could entertain a GROUP XLVIII. the Duke to the bo " point me out the person that nove, official assi L . nd Co. Bedford- heir esteemed Vicar the II ir regret at losing Ed' I'eith, & Grantn *- * * 20 0 0 20 0 0 20!. wif by whom it shoutd g t h e e case' the only question was This Committee met to-day at twelve o'clock; Lord . • Y ' et a hhth re with row, Lona • ' gnee, iverpool ; Gregory a , t , on. and Rev. R. Eden by his - in :' 'B, • • o o All paid. 61% 1 Giese w Ayrshir Rail. 71. per cent. 5 0 gave you the shilling. It was tatc ap e on , Radcliffe, Liverpool. removal to the see of Sodom. and Man Resol • ' o o all paid. 18 bar been ten years ot litigation made. There had already Courtenay in the chair. • Th W • Birkenhead Slay 31 and sive of the regret of the pa 'h• * etions expres taasgwtaGreenck Rail. 2/. per cent. 25 it had been. Than, o_ , arid a very expensive litigation GLASGO'W, AIRDRIE, AND MONKLANDS the apron," pointing to the butle . dl • r The e inquent con- omas right iron b JulY l; at ele , monger, _ i , ris loners at the Vicar's leaving, , 3.ls,cw & Gam 111 aid 39 kirk Rail. 5/. per cent. 25 0 0 , P . _• 7 • - t Cazenove, n what princi 1 fessed, fell on his knees, and attempted an apology; ut ven, at the Liverpool District Cour but congratulating him upon his elevation, were unanimously Dundee & Arbrotn itan. 61. per cent. 125 0 0 V i rg. i 3 9 Mr. Hildyard had, in the first bl pes were they to decide? 1, C RMYLE, AND CENTRAL (cow Anzs, a official as i liedford-row, the whole subject of which• ga ow which he levelled, opened the Duke interrupted him, indignantly ordered him to London ; t'rgodneset: Liverpool ; Gregory and Co., • carried, as was also a resolution, proposing that an address Atandard LifeAssurnce.l W. per cent. t5O 0 0 ( - ZUNCTION BRANCHES). am, King-street Liverpool. . and a service of plate be presented to him. Great Western Compav ha i d tg a e l wa s to be preferred. The give the boy the sovereign, and quit his service i •nstantlY• John Sc tt • - ' • mer , shire, WATER -WORKS. geo o , victualler Llanidloes, Montgo 3. WILL OF TII ' - late guerd, through South \ ales, and Irieaad(l* a line from Fish- Evidence on behalf of this scheme was resumed. " You hare lost," said the Duke, " your money, your Slay 28 and June IR 00l District E LATE ARCHDUKE CHARLES OF Amount , Dividend 1 whole of the country to this distri t, • indeed opene Mr Reid traffic manager of the Edinburgh and Glasgow . -, at eleven, at the Liverp A USTRIA.-B h' •1 of ,' Paid. Price. - . c with a. • dup the • ' ' situation, and your character, by your covetousness: Court. Cazenove, °mg 1 • I 'verpool ; Bigg, Church„ .yiswi I, the Archduke Charles of Austria N , f comn y per the distance between Ireland and the metro view to ehorten Railway, deposed that at present the goode passing between , ia assignee, a eaves to his eldest son, the Archduke Albert, the majorat, ame o ' lin • , A nnu m. Share. 1 .l_:::1 of that company were to be granted, t 1 1 ): Zs; and if the the Ayrshire and Edinburgh and Glasgow Railways yearly learn, henceforth, that honesty is the best policy." The and Langdale So tl • h erson 1 mii ' u iampton-buildings ; -ay I- 1 ward, Llanid- i with the obligation to pay to his brothers and sisters 30,000 ------. ------ -- A .z s. d. I Inibroken and continuous communication al nild be an was 52,61;7 tons, and the Passengers 82 , 000 . Theiunction over boy, by this time, recognised his assistant in te p oes ; a aby and Townsend, Liverpool. e re _ 28 florins (about 3,120/.) each er annum and besides t pay at. 100 00 1 - Sini the ChM Jclin Cha of the Duke, and the Duke was so delighted with the mbers, victu a ll er , m as a o rough,Yorkshire, i n. ,Y -- whereas, if they interposed the narrow g auge, if t way ; l _ r . e would greatly extend this. j their debts. The esta P ' °t - n..• ••• - • • 0 he ordered and June 25, at ten, District Court. I ree- . . • tes possessed by the Archduke in East Londo ...... 37. 10s. 41 13 4 - 90 break the communi 'cation, they would at least very e Z.T did 1 . Worthie, carrier of Stirling, gave evidence as to the sterling worth and honesty of the boy, that at the Sheffield S I d H Grand Junction .... 1 esia an ungary were very considerable, but so badly 31. 100 0 0 - shin ousiy great amount of and provided for at man, official assignee Le d • d Co., Size-lane, London ; - •le it That this was a question of immense importanc Ula sg° goods traffic from the east of Scotland to him tO be sent to school, kept there, ,e s , Cox an managed ahe was latterly obliged to contract debts. 100 00 - - 0 tripp • Rawson d B an est, Leeds. vauehan •• • • • • • • • • •• be no doubt for ' .° w and the west of Scotland . 57.10s.prent. 63 12 9 , to the Forest of Dean there could , if this Mr. Archibald ' * his own expense.-Liverpool Albion. Mark Woodward, victualler, Basford, Nottinghanishire, DBATH OF MR. W. PAUL, COMEDIAN.--We re- west middiesex • • - 120 Rev allowed, the traffic muet of necessity nosed that the , a woolien manufacturer of Scotland, de break of gauge were - Slay 28 and June 25, at ten, at the Leeds District CORrt• grot to have to announce the death cf this popular actor, DOCKS. 0, which drew a pound from the es aapeal of hetoods manufactured in the Alloa district was Cita be cut off; and that coal h . ~-, w ich about three-f GRAND ENTERTAINMENT TO THE BISHOPS AT Freeman official assignee, Leeds; Johnson, p P Tem le London ; 1/ho expired on Thnrsday morning at his residence, Nicholls- Dividend Amount , poceet of the purchaser at Cheltenham, oug t, according junction w<,uld Qr (inn lis were westward. The square, Hackney-road. The disease of which he died, and 01 t b I Mr- pi . 1 ,. eatly benefit this traffic. LAmBETII PALACE.-The Archbishop of C an terbury gave his Bowley, Nottingham. er me ef Company. I , per 1 of I Paid. Price. Es f their opponents, o eso d . 't hIN. merchant to the representations o evidence t -•- " Leith, was exa •d II annual entertainment to the members of the Episcopal DIVIDENDS DECLARED. wlaich he had been labouring under for many months, was -a Annum. , Share. i .1.: mine . e gave , , at, 15a. 2d. a ton. On the narrow guage there was 0 a time Leith, goin - 'ar effect, as 't L btl P lace At J. Aspinall, cotton adenehester-first div. , aneurism of the arteries. He was a comedian of great _.------.,_______e_______' Or ' d Leicester coalfields, g westward.. I regarded the imports of Bench on lhursday (Holy Thursday)ar, am eia . • , manufacturer, -- j 4 s. d. ---- 111.11 1 X 3. d. already access to the Derbyshire an Mr. Thompson Pott ee et , half-past six o'clock prayers were read in the Arc b h ishop s of 4s. ',ed. in the pound, on an T day at the office of Mr. talent and much humour, and commenced his career at the y ues t , tat •• •• ..... 3/. per cent. ; Stock. Or and only allow the Staffordshire coal to come by the narrow as to the'ex t a er ' - nea-sgow , • • Hobson 3lancheeter Olympic Theatre, under the great Robert William Elliston, commerc - _ rivate chapel, the Venerable Archdeacon Harrison, one of , . had East and West India-I 6/. pr cent. i Stock. gauge, and they would at once insulate the Forest of Dean . tee e accommodation After some similar evidence * ,ga e similar evidence P IT Rowbotham h whom he w his Grace's p r i va t e c h a pl a i ns , o ffi c i at i ng. Th e c hapel was . and R. J. Kenworthy, calico printers, wit as a great favourite. His long elenes r s ces. East country - - jamii coal as much as If there wits no railway in the neigh- The Committee adjourned till lel opened for Divine service for the first time on this occasion, Manchester - first div. of e se 1 t4d. in the pound, On any for some time precluded him from attending to his P 1 h Landon - On bourhood at all. But allow the preamble of the Bill, and onday at tsv , -------_________ elve o clock. having undergone extensive resto r ation an d re pair dur . igg the Tuesday, at the office of Mr. Hobson, Blanchester. eional duties ; bu: at his particular wish he playe . , d for t a , K . st. atharino •• •.•• .• 5 per cent. I Stock. - 104 Illapl ;4 - - /::: ma•ke a broad gauge line from the west, and the Committee GROUP L. pa.st 12 rnonths. At seven o'clock a superb entertainment C. Stephenson, worsted manufacturer, . . Colne, Lancashire- last thne ou the 21st of April last, at the Royal Britannia souteamptien ••..• • .. i 2/. per cent. i5O 0 0 - - On -ledgment 50 0 0 30 would give, not only in Cheltenham, but in Oxford also, a The Committee met at twelve o'clock ; Me. Ba was served in the banqueting-room of the Palaee. . . The first div. of 2s. 3d i • n the pound, on any Tuesday, at the Saloon, for Mrs. L. Lane's benefit, as a . n acknou Jackt Mr. Hud- e , ___--to. . ... nkes in the Te THE MODERN .. A of Mr. Lane's kindness to him during his illness. . h h DMIRABLE CRIC o - - . lITON. , -..- , fair competition for the coals of the different districts. The chair. nerable Archbishop presided, and was supported on Ins office of Mr. Hobson, Manchester. his last moments wit t e _ amongst those of the Ar • , •-- ' . Learned Counsel then went on to discuee the legal effect EILMARNOCIC AND AYR. DIREC T. right by the A hb• A. Lees cotton spi rc ishop of Armagh, and upon his left by . . , . nner, Blanchester-a final div. of 3%d. son Kirby attended him during P ul has left a widow and one me. and Navy Club designs to which Londo. ~,. ._,_ the Archbisho f names are not attached, is said to be b ' etra "`"''," ~. of the report of the Board of Trade on the respective HATELEY, Q.C., said parties had considered th Ha • p o Dubli n , Th e Venerable Archdeeeoll In, tne Pon"' on Thursday, m ay an, or any subsequent most friendly solicitude. Mr• aos erous. His age was . one y Count D'Orsay, • ' t tt• mer'W of the gauges, and stated that a clause was inserted Mr. W f h Ch ' •on o t 0 alrman eta 49 Witlaar , ~ . e . rrison and the Rev D Mal (h 1 ins to the Arch- Tuesday, at the office of Mr Pott M chester. child in circumstances far from pr p hitherto, not known as a of 91 a 1 cap a , an n architect, though in so many other _ . awing tle e bishop) had the li * walks of art.-Thc Builder. 1841. --' .. - t.sl AIM that She gauge ehould be, aud unless the Com m i ttee recommendati onour of joining the circle at dinner. IL Buckeridge cle k . ; r ; Castle Church, Saffordshire-first about 34. r -- ~,. ".1.:.--.___,-,.!. . - -..---4- f. ~f,N" THE MODER N " ADMIRABLE CRICHTON." Amongst those of the Army and Navy Club designs to which names are not attached, is said to be one by Count D'Orsay, hitherto, not known as an architect, though in so many other walks date—Vic Builder. k**:ffi S MARKET IN WS.-(YESTERDAY4 CORN EXCHANGE. Since Monday the arrivals of English Wheat for our market have been on a very limited scale; and the show of samples here to-day was small. All kinds, owing to the large attendance of buyers, moved off s teadily, at fully the ers to advance in the quotations. Upwards of 12,000 quarto f Foreign Wheat have come to hand this week, yet t he trade was firm, and selected parcels produced is per quar ter mo d e money , chiefly for export to France. The imports of Barley have been large, nevertheless the trade was very firm at ex• treme currencies. The transactions in Malt were trifling,, at about stationary prices. Nearly 30,000 quarters of Forth Oats were on show. The best qualities sold freelv o ; other kinds slowly at late rates. In B ea ns, Peas, and /lour n alteration took place. English .. .. .. Irish. .. .. .. .. Foreign .. .. .. Wheat. 3,010 qrs. ARRIVALS. I Barley. 760 qrs. Ogg Flour' 60 gni. 1 2, 8 i° skj --- 80 I 29,730 12,650 16,120 Malt. 7.310 am. SMITHFIELD. Although the supply of Beasts here, this morning, 118 S seasonably extensive, the Beef trade was firm, and, in ° lnt a instances, the quotations were a trifle higher than on 1% 1 . 1 ? n _ . day —most of the primest Scots producing 4s 10.1 per flln h s e There were on offer 320 Oxen and Cows, 430 Sheep, an d t large number of 134 Calves from Holland and GerManYn• With Sheep we were fairly supplied, while the lan ti° ,l trade was steady, at very full prices. From the Isle,_avit Wight, 300 Lambs came to hand, and the receipts of All description of stock from other quarters were go d e ' s p ie s, kinds sold freely, a t ex t r eme currencies. In " late ' Mu' a full average am oun t o f business, wa s doing, at rates. Pigs were quite as dear, with a steady demand. Cows were selli ng a t f rom 161 to 19158 each, including their Calf. s. d. to s. S econ d quality di tto 4 8 5 ! Coarse-woolledditto 5 2 6 0 5 6 SouthdownVVether 8 Ditto out of the wool --- S 4 L a rge Hogs • • •... 3 * Sma ll Porkers .. 4 6 5 ,1 1 Quarter old Pigs 16 0 20 • u, Lam bs •• .• ...... 5 4 6 Per Blbs. to sink the offal. s. d. to s. d. inferior Beasts 3 6 3 8 Second quality 3lO 4 0 Prime large Oxen 4 2 4 Prime Scots Large coarse Calves 4 4 5 0 Prime small ditto Suckling Calves 2O 0 30 0 Inferior Sheep SUPPLY AT MARKET. I Pig& Beasts. I Sheep, I Calves. 360 1,100 7,340 1 360 NEWGATE ANDMELELDENSA LIi f 5. We had a very firm trade at fully previous currencies. At per stone by the CArCalle. O. j• t"' s. d. to s. d. a 4 4 Beef, inferior...... 3 4 3 6 Mutton, interior •• 4 - 4 a middling .... 3 6 3 8 ---. raiddling• • 4 : 5 • Prime lar g e •• 3 8 310 ------ prime •••• 4 1, 4 i prime small .• 4 0 4 2 , Pork, large •••••• 1 1 - 5 2 Veal.. .. . ........ .4 6 54 I ' small •••••• •• - -° Lamb. 5s 4d to 6s 4d BOROUGH HOP IYIAIL". nme t ° Owing to the favourable accounts which h a ve c_ the hand this week from the plantations in Sussex and ICent;etty demand for all kinds of Flops is heavy, yet prices aro° P 4 l 621 generally supported. Sussex pockets, 31 185 t dittos Weald of Kent, ditto, 414 s to 51; Mid and Eas t Sent, I 4115 s to 6/ 10s. (From the London New Price Current of May 14 0 . i Raw SUGAR.—To-day any further advance in the value ht to Sugar was arrested by the increased quantities b r a nd th e market, still all parties were desirous to operate, were supply did not exceed the demand. The bidding,sed spirited at the various public sales, West India wo r n' P`" of to a fair extent, and all kinds sustained the totale s ales O r the quantity sold was 4501hhds, making the that thee the week 1,870 hhds and trcs—the rise during t worth; has amounted to 6d to is per cwt. Pla ce REFINED.—A considerable improvement has taken e „i e in the demand for Refined Sugar for home c onsul') t p 01 7 11 week, and prices have r isen is 6d to 2s per cwt. a!_tewole as pr i ce s the supply is good, an d the refiners continuing L .. . eca s freely, with every p r ob a bility that they will ke e p so, e nter „ are very encouragin g . All descriptions have been e sively dealt in by the town and country trade. as i in es' INDIA.—This afternoon Bengal Sugar 9 / , c sa le, cellent demand, and the parcels offered at ' amounting to 6,180 bags and 145 chests , were ri s °oll) d , but some cases at easier rates. Manamus.—This afternoon the quantity of gae ritills ted t e Sugar offered at public sale was large, and amee e n _k a le 10,522 bags, still the demand was active, and t a b e ee iste d sold at prices, in some cases, rather under those the let " previously. Wide re ° t FOREIGN.—This afternoon at public sa le 210 . e _ rai d. Rico Sugar were taken in—low yellow at 45s 6EI to 40 3, dling 47s to 48s, good 48s 6d. e; h but the re are CoCoA.—For Foreign prices continue ua yr not many buyers, and 43s to 45s is the value of grey Ilcaution; quil. British Plantation has been operated in wit r ,.... e d a st there is . a better supply. On Tuesday 214 bags of UrlA, The auction were taken in at 52s for middling rather dull re m at 51s for dull ditto, being about the previous value. arrivals are exceeding those of the prev i ou s season. _ g rew. COFFEE.—This afternoon at public sale 133 bags viie--10er tation Ceylon were sold, but at barely former raw, v_ a _„ e d mid colory 58s to 60s, fine fine ord 533 to 565, and tA m e le cir 50s to 56s 6d; 141 brs Mocha were taken ee cis ) h r 583; long berry at 755, mid 70s, low mid mixed Wee were 3 trcs Jamaica fine fine ord 58s 6d ; 422 bags of Mysl Tat iee taken in at 30s to 35s for ord and good ord Ceylon is wanted, and good ordinary at 375. TEA.—There has been more desire evinced to operate Congou this week, and a fair quantity of all kinds have t beene e disposed of by private treaty; but holders have beee sellers upon reduced terms, and the supply is ple a t Pouchong is little wanted, and is offered upon rather low er terms In the low and mid sorts of Green several purchases have been made: but in some cases rather lower rates are again taken ; fine and good sorts have been sold to a fair ex tent, but at better prices. For scented Tea the market in very dull, and prices are looking down. The trade are eons" plaining of the low rates at which Tea is selling. SPICES.—To-div at public sale 138 boxes of Cassia Lignee were taken in at 56s - 6d for good ordinary third pile, which ie above the value. 193 bags Pimento sold at rather lower rates. Mace is less wanted, and at public sale 20 chests went 2d per lb under former rates. For Nutmegs the demand is not so good, and 67 chests 15 bags went at a fall on former rates of 2d to 3d. Of Blalabar Pepper 371 bags went at aid for good heavy. 421 bags of Cloves were taken in at Bad to 9d for Zanzibar and Bourbon. Rica.—To-day the market was plentifully supplied with East India Rice, and there being little desire evinced to operate, a fall in the value of most sorts took place. At auction 2,538 bags of Madras were off ere d, but a part onlY found buyers at 3d to 6d decline for yellow and p i n ky white —the best white, however, brought full rates. SAGO.—Although there are sellers upon rather lower terms, yet the amount of business transacted has been to a small extent only by private treaty, and at auction 7 80 chests of small Pearl were taken in at 30s to 31s 6d for good white, and at 32s per cwt for fine. Sago Flour is wanted. Tapioca sells more freely at 3d to 4 1 / s d. Arrowroot is Ye t little wanted. COCHlNEAL.—lmporters continue to be eager sellers, and submitted to further reduced rates for every kind, yet ex" porters and the home trade operated with reluctance, and the quantity brought to market exceeded their wants. Prices are much lower than they were in 184 C at this time. Hoes.—The market has an improving appearance for all descriptions of Hops ; in the better sorts larg e purchases haYa been made, and at rather higher rates; whilst in the lower kinds a fair business has been done; and in some cases at better prices. SPIRITS.—AII descriptions of Rum have met with increased attention, and a further imprqvement in the value has taken place. In all sorts of Jamaica a good business hasbeen transacted by exporters and the home trade at prices show ing__ an advan ce on those of last Friday o f 2d p er gallon. The total sales amount to 500 puns. Demerara has been in ex cellent demand, and it is 2d to 3d dearer than on Friday last. Leeward Island is much wanted, but business has been neele! interfered with by the advanced rates insisted upon. bast India has been sold to a fair extent at the advanc ed rates of 3s Id to 3s 2d for proof Calcutta. Brandy has been opera ted in with caution for all purposes, and there is a strong desire to en realise, as the stock is very large. and arrivals near at he. Geneva is wanted for exportation, and prices are higher. Fine for home use in good demand. For B r itish Corn Spirits, • the demand is very good. Gin cannot a t pres ent be quotea higher. INDIGO.—To-day 874 chests h ave passed t h e sale. Dare ing the progress proprietors hive a ga i n withdrawn 79i f chests. There was decidedly more disposition on the p ert buyers to come forward, an d more briskness in the bidding* but although we cannot quote and defective descriptions of Bengal,anY L und sorts ,r were a shade higher an improvement on in e % otnhettcetshreoe goodpious' The quantity bought in this day is 132 chests. 6,75° chests ys have now passed the sale, of which 2,250 che sts are sold. _ Ole_s..—This afternoon, at public sale, 142 pkgs of Cocoa Nut Oil fetched 48 s t o 4 8s 9d for fine. 85 tuns S pe rm a part sold at 881 to 891 15s for Colonial, and 91/ for Hest matter. and fine, and at 24/ to 25110 s for low and middling. TALLOW. —For home-made 46s 6d to 47s have been taken. nett cash, the supply being large, and the demand Malted; Russian on the spot at present has not suffered a further de cline in the value, but the trade have operated with relu cts ance at 47s to 47s 6d p er cwt on the spot for fine Petersb er g h Yellow Candle, but lower rates are expected to prevail. For delivery in the la s t th ree months of the year there has been only a small amount of business done at 45s to 455 6d per cwt. All other kinds of Tallow are heavy of disposal. The General Steam Navigation Company's steam• ship Wilberforce arrived in the River, at nine on Thursday night, with the Hamburgh and Bremen mails, after a fine passage of 45 hours from Hamburgh. AIR 7•118. On the 9th inst., at Whitehall-place, Mrs. Seymour Fitz gerald, of a son, still-born. On the 1I th inst., at Bishop's Cleeve, the wife of T. E. Price, Esq., of a daughter. On the 11th inst., at the Grange, Havering-atte.Bowert. Mrs. Hope, of a son. On the 11th inst., at the Pulteney Hotel, Albemarle-street. the wife of W. G. Langton, Esq., of a son and heir. • On the 11th inst., in Upper Seymour-street, Portman' square, the wife of G. K. Rickards, Esq., of a son, On the 11th inst., at Calbourne Lodge, Isle of Wright, bits • ' Simeon, of a daughter. On the 11th inst., at St. Ann's-hill, Wandsworth, Mrs. EL. Ritchie, Ceylon, of a daughter. still. born. On the 12th inst., in Guildford-street, Russell-square, Mrs. Henry Taunton, of a son. Oa the 13th inst.. at Arlington-street, the Lady Mail Stephenson, of a son. On the 13th inst., at Cambridge-terrace, Hyde-park, the wife of William Pye, Esq., of a daughter. At Thorp Perrow, the lady of Mark William Vane Mil bank, Esq., of a daughter. RRIED. On the 10th i ns t., at St. MA Martin's Church, Mr. R ose , sur goon, of Watford, to Sarah Isabella, eldest daughter of the late Mr. John Joseph Stockdale. DIED. At St. Helier, Jersey, on Sunday last, Sarah, tha Wife of Simon Little, Esq., Purser, R.N. On the 10th inst., at Belle Vue, Coupar Angus, Perth shire, John Anderson, Esq. On the 10th inst., at Rainham, Kent, Sophia, widow of t he Rev. S. B rowne , R ector o f Wouldham, in the same county. On the 10th inst., at Frogmore Cottage, Windsor, Charlotte, y ounges t d au ghter of Mrs. Russell. On the 11th inst., at Hastings, Sarah Ann, wife of E. garr , Esq., aged 33. On tno 11th inst., at Bath, Joseph Chaning Pearce, Es 4 M.R.C.S., F.G.S., &c„ aged 35. On the 12th inst., at Langford-place, St. John's-road , Ben jamin Boyes, Esq., aged 66. On the 12th inst., at Kilburn Priory, Admiral John For d y ce Maples, R.N., C. 8., aged 79. Emu's Ou the 12th inst., at Cork-street, Eliza, wife of Benjamin 7 ackson, Esq., aged 45. London: Printed and Published by =EDO YOUNG, of Na Strand, Printer, at The Bun Office, N 0.112, Strand, in the nee% of the Savoy, In the County of Middlesex. Saturday, 3f87 1847, ,••• , '~~•, ,_ ~-:~