The Sun. — London, England, 1857-02-09 00:00:00

r - THE SUN LONDON, MONDAY EVENING' FEBRUARY 9 , 185 7. - , s -.. . A A_______. ... --____ .., - lIADD El?. r-FEn. 6. RAILWAY INT ELLIGENCE. dividend of 1 per cent. would have been declared LAW INTELLIGENCE.-Feb. 7. they are when you see what the facts are. You will see we must have sober moments-rather hours-to talk of PRICES OF SHARES.. ING C ,r ountry Mark t ets. , _______.-- on the original shares in the Leeds stock, and it is --op- whether the plaintiff has a right to come into this court it, and come to some definite arrangement. This sepa- -••• , 0 N _ : ___ 2, ... R __,, o ._________ Adif:r3en2ainAsA,Lo.l, * LONDON AND SOUTH-WESTERN. anticipated that next half-year the directors will be COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. for damages for the loss of affections withered by the reeler is unbearable. Write rne all you think about it, touch of the adulterer • you will see whether hi ithappiness as well as about our next meeting, and when you think From the Official Ltst. The following is the report which the three' tors able to declare a dividend of 11 on the . se shares. WALKER V. NEWBOLD AND OTHERS.-ACTION UPON A winsAy. 1 BAHLAY I L.Al'll. 1 114,1` i as aen al waste y t e e First 668 Od 45st -Cid 138 e Od ) 50, Od 4f this company are to submit to the shareholders The directors have also come into possession of the h a I'd b' h d fendant ; and you will see it will take place. Also what J. L.'s letter was about. BOND Givicer By AN OLD GENTLEMAN TO HI S NOUSE" whether the children have to look on their mother's name Mind and don't forget all this. I also want to know if It their half-yearly meeting on Thursday next :- estate of Mr. Hudson, M.P., at Whitby, and con- rt7BLISIIELDOENVDEROYN,TFURESIDDAATYA:FDEBF.R6TAIB3'S7E.VEX IN .. CANALS. Second 4os 2d I 38s 6d 26e 6d ) 36s ld KEEPER, with shame, or whether it is their father whom they will you are recovering your health and strength. I wish - - , Third The accounts now submitted show a net template making great improvements in that town. The bearing of this case was resume d this mor ning. have to mention with shame in after life. The case comes you to do as follows from which you will without doubt , e 'Dividend revenue for the half-year ending on Deo. --- ALL Justice Wines summed up. His lordship went before you on scanty materials. There is no lady called derive the greatest advantage in point of health. I knew Namee of `ie, Dividead price. Names!, e. per pr ice. o a . t pi s : Total quantity of wheat in market, 1130 qr5.,1056 sold 31, 1856, after deduction of interest paid MTD-KENT. carefully through the evidence, and left it to the jury to to show you any terms of affection upon which they it cure a person in consumption-rather, threatened con- C 'P ani "• , 5,5 7.1 An p n e u r m. Companies. e - Annum. . l, barley II 367 gra, 317 soli 7, on loans, and all other preferential ~ I .1 4W ars., 44-1 eeid a l .. 11 1 .1 1 ;r 1 E 6 0 u 1 . 1 1 2 4 : 21, I I 2233 , 247 7 g The half-yearly meeting of this company was held n say whether Mr, Eason had given the bond to Mrs. lived, no woman who with her nicer instinct could tell sumption. It has a wonderful effect o the lungs and - charges, amounting to Add surplus at June 30th, 1856, less divi- on Saturday, at the Office; Gresham-house, Old Walker when he was ite Po" ession of a sober mind, or You in a moment whether the wife was treated with chest. lam not taking it for a cough. The doctors will X a a dends on capital since paid up ... ...... Sir J. W. Lubbock, Bart in the w • • • • • kindnees see that th d will never prescribe because by her husband. Tou will e reason tell you it is of no use, an . , . Birmingharn 40 41, - Regeat s••• • 30 1i s 16 I :e . VE:AG 6 Es S Wheat, 21. 0 2 4-12ths I Barley, -.le 18 6 4-12ths •1 The jury retired to consider their verdict, and re- was that th e y d a re not call any hay to show the terms it is i n expensive. Here it is. Send to the druggist's for too 11 i. 77 Rochdale.. •. 55 41. - Ashtn &Oldh 98 71. p. ct. - Peak nirest. 78 51 . ...03. 76 . D .. ALBEITH GRAIN MARKET-FEB 5. t it h I s m l - chair. to.ving a balance available for dividend 2238,593 1 4 1 The report stated that the line was opened for tnained locked up until the rising of the court, when they on which they lived. Let me follow the narrative, two pounds of Iceland moss (not Carrageen or Irish CGDorevaretbii3tiiijcic: e : •; n • • - stftrd es i w d on 140 281.. . 44_1/ I t W OO 1 6 1 1 . • pr i ,c s t i. 4 1 4 ,1 S s t e o v n e r r b n r en a d e e • 145 'l' - . treom this sum the direeters propose that a were divided in opinion to the proportion of 11 to 1. They were married in 1849, and they left India in Jan., moss, which they are very likely to substitute), hand dividend for the half-year, payable on the public traffic on the Ist Jan., and that the receipts Neither of the counsel would consent to accept the 1855 and ived in England I believe at the letter end it over to dear old Munro, let her take and have washed Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10 6/. pr. c . I Grand Union 100 7s. 6d - ye a . *ars. o ,, ats, Best. Current. Infei is' , 26th day of Feb., shall be declared, at for the short time which has elapsed since the open- verdict of the 11, and his lord sh i p theref ore discharged of,A ' ugust, 1855. Major Croker came home with them two ounces of it, add three pints of cold water, and let it 21. 126 747 Wheat 62s Od i 100 the rate of a 10s. per cent. per annum, ing are satisfactory. The line is worked. by the the jury without their having given a verdict. on board the vessel. Major Croker had been known to simmer as if for jelly for four or five hours ;it will turn Leeds &Livrp 100 251. - i Birming. 1545 Clete . 328 Od 2ls 100 l7, 6d amounting on 7,135,142/. 12s. of capital South-Eastera Company, under the agreement of LING V. CROKE/3. Sir John Littler, and had been on his staff. How the out of the consistepcy of thin starch. Flavour to pleasure Leicester ..•• 100 51. 49%; Warwick & a Kennt & AVI3 40 6s. 6 /5 ' W W arwi ß ek i Se l i 26 21. 552 Barley 428 6cl 355 5d Leiestr &Ntb 83 11.55. - I Napton..3 100 21 ' - paid up to- 40 per cent. of the gross receipts for the first two The plaintiff sought to recover damages for criminal marriage was brought about you do not know, but it with stimulants, and when cold take a wine glassful Loughborogh 43 701 - ;Worestr &i 78 103. - AB E 2 I I I. 3 D o E d E t I: 61 Peas & beans 39s Od . 380 71d _ 7_9_55 aita iceil ,, ,,:o p : ip e p , r :p! )le) l oes b fia..trb,t orb. 22 Ora Viz. :-For 6 months, on 7,114,2691. 13s. years, during which the contractors are to maintain conversation with his wife, and he laid his damages at was a hasty match. Captain Ling knew very well, as I three or four times a day ; continue for a fortnight or Macclesfield. 100 21. 10s. - I Birming. Neath •••• • • MO 161. - 'Wilts & Brk: - 7s. Od. - -- 11d. capital fully the line ; and at 50 per cent. afterwards, when the 4,000/. The only plea was not guilty. Sir F. Thesiger Mr Tindal Atki will show you under his own hand, of the correspondence more. Mind and obey this positive order, it will do you Oxford.. •• • • 100 - 103 2 - ZO E tl }3. l paid up £231,213 15 3 maintenance will be borne by the South-Eastern Q S fo m .lc i oi t r: h a , i tFin a g p c. 1 p er i v i ; dr r ; e se d i Hll f le le o ' r w r :73 t k h t:i s ei between Major Croker and his wife. all the good in the world, and before long cover your For 3 months from Ist Company. The directors conaratulate the proprie- Attentions were paid to her on leaving the vessel. It is dear little bones with good hard flesh ; you will be your- WATHR-WORKS. Common oats 20s Od to 20s 6d „ white 37s Od to 47s Od 6 40 . 1ba per bushel Oct. last, on 20,872/. i, ' tors upon. the completion of the works in so short Macaulay, I think, that tells us in his essay on Warren self again, and when we meet the more ready and tllin B N e :li m n Dividend Amount Bere 33s Od to 368.0 d 1531ba 18s. ld. paid on ac- d re thgl j a t : l 7:i : ff_'s case, the - Hastings that there is nothing that drives away the to do 'is moffic' (a phrase in Hindostanee). * per of Paid. Price Barley 33s Od to 36s Od 1621ba a a time from their commencement, and state that count of capital then tedium of the voyage home but quarrelling and love- Now darline, do I deserve a long letter in reply to this ? e . o . f . Com . pany. Annum. Share. Wheat, red (spring)3ss Od to 38s Od called up 33 - 3 8 the cost will but slightly exceed the original esti- c p i ia l gi f a do i n s r tb t ate i it ifffeoe ; d a e n f di l e us Modnar'n. aeddw ai nlriaFn i e ' T s ; whi c h was going on Mr. Prescott -I am clerk to the laintiff's solicitors. making and that the most deadly enmities were engen- I think so, a s nd others. Wills shall be disappointed. - --------E231,552 18 11 n3ate, and will be much within the capital autho- Oatmeal 178 6d to 188 66 per boll. [ produce an official extract from the p returre of marriages dered le:y the voyage as well as the most lasting attach- Believe me, my own sweet pet, that I am and shall be 51e - rised to be raised. The directors intend to apply from the archdeaconry at Calcutta. I obtained it from ments. Ma • C k e home with them. He had ever yours most fondly and affectionately.-Camp, Sun jor ro er cam East London %oaring to be carried over to next half-year £7,042 2 5 ~ Tor powers to extend the line to Croydon. The the East India House. (The certificate stated the mar . known this girl and also Captain Ling. I will read you day." 25 51. per cnt. 4 10 s O d e . 4 igo d. ---- Do. 4 percent. Pref 4l. percent. 25 0 0 - 1 .121 1 : e.s.,cB eoooBdsdd t fi tt c itc, ei ssl 06 t 2otto, o ss, so 6 i g : 1.88 ri :D t ouh g uent g riencake s ksktk , ei c epnnssg, ; d, :8 o at .op,a, x dio. :oh. p 2 14, 3 100 1 0 (O J i Ot o l ttut t o:, 0 022t5, 03, 1 f55 : .; 6 1 i l i PROVISION MARKET. The rates of dividend for the last five years have been- Do. 5 per Cent. Pref. 51. per cent. 25 0 0 - 66 to 8d Butter, p lb. ls 0,1 to is 3 I 1852. 1853. 1854. 1855. 185'6. board. are convinced that this exteusillu will be of riage of the plaintiff with the daughterlof Major• General a letter to show that so far from the pleintiff having to The following evidence was then adduced for the de- Grand Junction .... - 4i. per cnt. 50 0 0 - 31 4/ iii 5 • 6 great importance to the Mid-Kent Railway, and Sir J. H. Littler, G.C.8.) complain of his prospects having been withered by the fendant :- Do. New ••• • • • - 25 0 0 - The gross increase of revenue for this half-year to the value of the present propert add materially y. Co]. Colebrooke-I was in 1849 military secretary to touch of the adulterer he had intentionally thrown her James George-I am a sergeant in the East India - 100 0 0 - Lambeth ...... -- . . 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - al over the corresponding period to December, 1855, More than 3-4ths of the capital is already taken up, Sir John. Littler. I was at the cathedral church at Cal - into temptation ; and You will see preeently who it wee Company's service, and in January, 1855, was at Mee- New Inver company - - _ Is 38,691/.-viz., 27,556/. from passengers and °raised valuable su port in and. the directors are pr . p r eutta on the 13th July, 1849, and saw hie daughter mar- that debauched the mind of his own wife. Mrs. Ling rut. I accompanied a detachnient of invalids down the Southwark &Vauxhall - 100 0 0 - el 0 0 - _ mails, 8,276/. from goods and merchandise, and. the he town and nei , Parliament from t &hbourhood of ied. I knew Ca a Croker at that time. He was officiating went to reside with her mother, Lady Littler, at Rigadon, Ganges tO CalcUtta, where we arrived on the 23i of West eitidiesex Do. Do, - - 9464 , i l l i) m li in : , -remainder from rents and sundries. Croydon. Mr. Fowler, the engineer, stated in his military secret 4 for me until I joined my appointment , in Devonshire. Captain Ling was aware of the in- March. The detachment was under the command of The working expenses have increased, during report that the railway was opened a,s a double line, I cannot, perhaps, swear to his handwriting after eight tialacY and correspondence that was going on between Captain Ling. I afterwards came over to Eogland with BRIDGES. Rabbits, each 96 to 10d. Butter for exportation (present cure) per cwt. 100 s to 104 s the last half-year, in a greater ratio, as regards the and that the works had been finished in a substan- years. I cannot swear whether this letter is in Major his wife and Major Croker. He is the very man who Ling and Major Croker. I observed attentions paid by Croker's handwriting. I really cannot say. Dividend Amotuat Eggs, wholesale price, per dozen . Bd to 01 , gross extra receipts, than in the corresponding tial manner. The capital account showed that suggests the correspondence between Major Croker and Meier Croker fo Mrs. Ling, and these attentions con- Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. RETAIL PRICES. Annum. Share. 123/. had been received, including a loan from Mr. Jemes-If you show me any letter I will hand it his own wife, and afterwarde he went to their lodgings tinued all the way home. lam in doubt whether this - - F10ur,141b....08 Od to 2810 d Barley flour,l4lb.oB to 2s 4cl - Peasem eel... 0 4 8 .1 0 3db d 1u. s t lirolo o 6aucim 2 f s .Btoa..ril B d7l d e.4Ntsi,a S 26t; i dl d Ebt s, ;:. period of 1855. This has been cau.sed, to a consi- 77 ) to Major Croker, and there will be no difficulty about to see whether he had not entrapped them into the cor- letter (of the 29Sh September) is in his handwriting. The derable extent, by the company having undertaken. the bank of 6,000/., and 68,409/. expended, lease- handwriting. I admit that this letter is in his handwriting. respondence which he had himself suggested. lam signature is more like it. I believe the signature to be 25 0 0 - - Beremeal -.Os 06 to 2s 06 „ per lb .2d to 2Acl ing a balance in hand at the banker's of 8,714/. raingereord....•• ...• •••• the working of the Staines and Woldngharn line, (The letter wee dated the 15th March, 1856, and was put addressing married man and men of the world, and his, but not the writing. This letter (of the 18th April, soot hwark - 'which has been so recently opened., that the traffic On the motion of the CSAIRMA.N i the report was in, but not read.) I ask yoe whether any man who valued his wife's 1856), I believe is all his. As to this (of the 20th June) Ditto New of 7% p.c. lOs per cent. 50 0 0 - 100 0 0 - - _ e l r. o e6c a do. f . . . 4 d . Cheese, per imperial stone, 45. Ocl. te le 6d ' las as yet been only partially developed. The in- adopted. Cross-examined-I do not know how old Miss Littler virtue would write this letter to his wife. It is written I have seen him write very similar to this letter when waterloo ..... ....•••• •• •' Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 11. 12s. Od. 60 0 0 - - T v v h h e i r t e e w w h a s e a t a , - for every description of grain, and tha cre,ased mileage of trains over the same period in The proceedings concluded. with a vote of thanks was. She Was not very old. I cannot say whether she shortly after her arrival, when he knew of Major Croker's tie was in a hurry. I believe it to be hie. He wrote Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 1 11. 6s. Od. 40 0 0 - - 1855 is 135,363 miles. to the Chairman. was between 16 and 17. I know nothing at all about the attentions to his wife on board the vessel. Ai, I told you differently when he was in a hurry. Vauxhall ........ -- , 28s. 70 10 3 - - - courtship. I attended the marriage as part of my duty ; before, these cases come very unsatisfactorily before a Cross-examined-Tbere might be 16, 17, or 18 boats GAS-LIGHT AIM COKE COMPANIES. r qd n u f ot ! i3 : 1 7 0 d e o f t o tTo - a d : a e2 y : The permanent way is in good working condi- -- it was my duty to attend the general. Ido not know jurY, and You know not half the tale of cruelty that the oring the detachment down the Ganges. Captain and tion. SITTINGBOURNE AND SHEERNESS. from Lieut. Ling that - it was a very sudden match. I wife has had to endure from the husband. Those facts Mrs. Ling were in a boat by themselves, aud Captain Dividend Amount day were barely supported. Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. t i 1 33 ; r11 , 5 e r i s , , i, k n . E li f 3 , 1,11 1 0 6 11 8 0 dr t , o ip lii : s At the commencement of tbe past year, having Th e e as t h a y have never had any conversation with him. I saw him cannot be brought before you. Here is the letter ; - Croker was in another boat. I have ofta. seen Captain Annum. Share. - 15 06 0 i n it o l r ;1 6 :5 3 : -yearly meeting of this company " Army aud Navy Club, Sept. 29. Croker in the boat with Captain and Mrs. Ling. We _- - 6,1; ditto new, --s ; baxley, mailbag, 16s te 25s 6d ; grind previously obtained estim.ates and tenders, the cora- after their marriage, and put them into the state yacht. was held on Thursday at Queenborough. x is. d. X s. d. pany took the maintenance of the road into their The report stated that the works had 1-, eer , er , re - From that day to tea e nave never seen Captain or Mrs. "My der• Marian -I called at Gates's this morning, embarked on the 27th April. Mrs. Ling was so that British Provincial •• •• 71. per cent 20 0 0 all stsoo, (! ci. i id2po;, es3ro g oac a iwt lit; i o a : l Ls 3l , d24 o isas l not d oc , lclo l sp l rsen s ti.: t o 13s ; dit t o , new, -s hands. The result has proved satisfactory. inas- ~..-a, a.sa ~,a. 0 as. i.ne lianas ot an eininentcontrac- Ling. and gave him yeur message. Tell your dear mamma I you could fancy she was in the family way, and sile was much as - the ordinary repairs have been more sub- The directors proposed to pay interest on Quartermaster Bennet-I am quartermaster of the will execute the commission she has so kindly entrusted confined on the voyage at St. Helena. Afterwards sh`e eay of London -•• •• 2/. per cent. 155 0 0 150 11 0 - Brighton .......... - 51. per cent. 20 0 0 - stantially and durably executed than could have tor. future calls at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum 14th Light Dragoons. I knew CaPt. Ling before and after Ina with, and send the things by the earliest opportunity. was a leng time before she appeared on deck. Captain his marriage. I remember hia leaving Lahore to go to Equitable . . ••••.. • • -2/. 10s. 50 1 00 0 all - - 480 llat been claimed from a contractor, and the total ex- during the construction of the works, and they state You bad better, when you write to Croker, direct under Ling and Captain Croker were on intimate terms during E r u e ropean .... .-••- 51. per cent. 2 0 - G at Central .• •• - -8/. per cent 10 0 0 - 13ei _ ____ • pense for the year has only exceeded the estimate - that the mode of forming the junction witl th C;ticutta to be niarried, and his bringing his wife back cover to the agents. For God's sake take care that Lady tbe voyage. The letters were shown to me a week ago, Imperial ............ 101. per cent. 50 0 0 - 51 0012 1 0 90 31 LOOAL SHARE MARKE T 8 by 391. East Kent line had been agreed upon. 1 e with him, The regiment was quartered at Lahore. He Littler does not see the letters pas.ing to and fro between and I was asked if I thought they were Captain Ling's Ditto New - remaine I, at Calcutta for about six months, and then had you. I sent you a letter yesterday from C- ;it came handwriting. I was discharged from my duty by Cap- _ o D c it ,e to Debentures - Stock 100 o e -- A further portion of the main line below Kingston o - -alp-. -- sick leave and came to England. I saw him whilst they to me addressed here. The weather has been cold and tain Ling on the way home between the Cape and St. D i): ntinental IstCap. 31. 6s. 50 0 0 42 15 o. Do. 2d C 41 158. 50 0 0 41 0 0 73 ap. . has been relaid and finished, during the half-year, GLOCESTER AND DEA.N FOREST. lived at Meerut. They lived comfortablY and on affec- damp, and I cannet shake off thia tendency to damp and Helena. Do. Do. 3d Cap. 41. 10s. 50 004310 0 66 LIVERPOOL, FEB. 7. at an expense of 6,945/. 9s. 5d., cbarged in the pre h The half-yearly meeting of this company was tionate terms. He left, and on his return to Meerut he rheumatism, but have taken to the old resource of qui- Re-examined-I was discharged for a mininderstand- Do. Do. 4th Cap. 31. ¶0 0041 0 0 - STOCK EXCHANGE,--The market was doing more busi sent accounts against revenue. Further portions had his eldest girl who had recently b ee , b orn. H e nine boluses. I shall be down on Saturday next if I find ing about some ratione. lam still Staff Sergeant in the 51. 40 0 0 all - 1 ,- ! on Saturday at Glocester, Mr. Baker in the 61 er cent. 25 0 0 - , 24 , 4 nese to-day, anti prices were higlaer thanyesterday.-Lan will, in like manner, be renewed from tirae to tim.e cny. euitted the regiment for England in Jan., 1855. no business po detain me here. Write every day and say Company's service. I saw them first at Cawnpoor. In rder i r l ic=t l . p . r . e . f . er - en - P o n n ost ( Ax .• • ••• --. : 51 . . P per cent. 60 0 0 52 0 0 44 cashire and Yorkshire, 968 A e-Dutch Rhenish, par.- on such other parts of the line as may appear to Caoss-examined-Mrs. Ling did not visit my wife. how you are getting on, and pray keep on friendly terms ceining down the Ganges Captain Croker was on board gatcliff -... •..•••• •• ie 20 0016 0 0 1534 Great Western of Canada (new shares) 2.13.9. p.-East The accounts showed the recei ts on ca iital ac require it. The doubling of the 20 miles of the P I Re-examined-I am a commissioned officer, and have with every member of y our f am il y. Br e neridge has just their boat everY night with Ceptain Ling and his wife. Stulr t ey Consum l ers all i 12 Lancashire, 23i -Blackburn, 1 20% Western 8.16.3. i-London and North , 106 A -South Eastern, 22i i -Manchester Shef- Southampton and. Dorchester branch is proceeding courit to have been 279,000/. and tlie payments the rank of a subaltern. c mile in with kisses for the children and love to yourselt.- To ihe jury- al --y attentiOn Wai drawn to Captain Uni ed . i•enera •••• - 3s 6dp h. . 0 Westminster Chartered 61 per cent. 59 0 0 - 5311 field, and Lincoln, 34: x d.-Midland, 82if ig. ' rapidly, and will be completed within the time 278,9001., leaving a balance of 100/. in hand. The Captain Chambrey-I was in the 14th Light Di agoons Always yours, old girl, affectionately, Croker becau.e I thought he paid more attention to Ditto, New •••• •••• - 50 0010 0 0 10% stipulated. income for the half-year, including rent from the in India, and knew Captain and Mrs. Ling there. I saw "J. T. LING." Mrs. Ling than her husband. Western A . •• • • 10 0 0 all 7% The sums chargedagainst capital account this half- Great Western Company, anattunted to 6,6341., a great deal of him, but not much of her. They did not Then follows this letter :- Mre. A. Miller-I am the widow of a quartermaster Ditt,o 13 .• ..... •.. •• • • 10 0 0 40 0 - BIRMINGHAM, FEB. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE. -There was a steady market, and year for extension of stations and sidings, i s and, after paying sundry expenses, a balance of visit much. I have frequently seen them together. They " Shumla, April 13, 1856. in the East India Company's service. In 1855 I was at INSURANCE COMPANIES. 11,(n8/. 35., distributed thus :- 6,075/. - applicable to dividend remained. seemed to live on terms of happiness and affection. "My dearest Marian,-I have not yet heard from St. Helena, and came home in the Tudor, the vessel, in Dividend Amount e ......, prices upon the whole firm. Great Western, Birmingham . . Guaranteed, 76-Midlands, 82.1-South Sltaffords, 9.5.3.- Main Line,Chertsey and Hampton Court. 27,291 8 4 The report of the directors stated that the above Colonel Clarke-I was formerly major in the 14th your mother, though you say she has written. My which Captain Croker and Mr. and Mrs. Ling were. . . • Name of Company. per of Paid. price* Birmingham and Stour Valleys, iii 91. Metrepolitan Extension - Light Dragoons. I knew Captain and Mrs. Ling in ; o nnion is that she Wil not write at present. I shall Mrs. Ling was confined the morning before I embarked. Annum. Share. - - Portsmouth and Gosport 297 11 1 dend of lls. Bd. per share, leaving a balance india. I visited them. They lived on terms of affection answer her pretty sharply if she does so mind, and leave I remember Captain Croker being in the vessel. My ------- xs.d.£ s. d. . MANCHESTER, FED. 7. Guildford and Farnham 536 310 ot 148/. -quite so in my opinion. the matter for me to settle. Keep yourself quiet, and cabin was near Mrs. Ling's. I observed attentions paid Albion ....•••• •• •• .• 7/. per c. 500 0 0 50 0 0 90 Bishopstoke and Salisbury 238 14 5 Sarah Ann Glanville-I am 13 years old. I was in your tongue tranquil. Remember, if you biing me home by Captain Croker to Mrs. Ling. When I went on Allianze Bri :. and For. 7 . 1. 14s.r b .bs 100 0011 0 0 17 STOOK EXCHANGE.-The market was quiet, but steady The CHAIRMAN moved the adoption of the re- too o 0 25 0 0 39' - • ig prices. Leeds, 961-Dovers 22 3-16-North British, 10 Basingtoke and Salisbury - 1 ' • P.c. s. 10 0 all -' -Midland, 82$- East Lan P • cashire, Qrs., 84-London and. Southampton and Dorchester.. 299 12 0 port, which, after a short discussion, was ca,rried. ' ' \larch, 1856. She was living at Corsand then. I slept present position for ever, and the advantages attached Ling. She had been put to bed that morning. He al- ithenamm .. • • •••••••••••• 158.0 d. 50 0 d 515 6 16% Nor Richmond and Windsor es ern ig s, - is.- ac arn, . 1 at home at my parents' house. A gentleman called on to it. My advice to you is to keep quiet, and let no ways saw her to breakfast, dinner, and comforts. Sue krgus Life ........... 41. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - . .._ . ._. _ These works had become imperative by the in- free of income tax as , w declared, and the meeting Mrs. Ling, and I heard from 5 0 50 0 her that it was Ca • • • d t tt th party re- was confined to her bed. Her husband never paid her british Commercial .. 71. 105. 0 0 6% ptaire persuasion in uce you o communica eo e -- ~ r ,-, , ~,- ,:. Ed broke u 71. 10s. 50 0 0 20 0 334 LEEDS-FEB. 7. crease of passenger 'and goods traffic, particularly P' Croker. He slept at an inn at Corsand-the King's ferred to in my last. lam happy out here, but your any attentions at all. Captain Croker's servant took all Church of England .. the latter, for which, in many instances, only tem- - - Arms. Almost every day 1 took letters to the post ; letters have saddened me a good deal. I try to do all in her victuals to her from the cuddy. These attentions y London .. •• • • 2e t ric o l f ..iied.& Gen. Life spr et.& 5/. 50 0 0 20 11 2 q STOCK EXCHANGE. 'Victoria Mine • Nth d bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 30 Eastern (Leeds), , 6d. dis.- or 18A-East Lancashire, 2n-Leeds, 96A porary provision had previously been made. These - . DIJBLIN AND DROHGEDA. they were directed to Captain Crolter. I received these my Power for Your comfort, and you might try and feel continued during the whole voyage. I have known Alm County .......• •• -•• 4/. 100 0010 0 0 - .... Yorke, 30A-Leeds and Yorkshire Insurance, 14. • expenditures are in addition to the auras laid out in alie directors of this company intend. to recoru- letters from Mrs. Ling. I recollect going with Mrs. satisied by living where you are, when you know I never Ling rap Captain Croker up in the middle of the night. Crown ...... ••••• • •• 0 5 0 U. 160. 50 0 0 - ...; e e e., the ordinary repairs, renewals, and restorations mend to the proprietors at their ensuing half-yearly- Ling and her little girl Ada to Cremouid, Capt. Croker stint you for whatever t while I am He would go into her cabin while she was in bed, and Ea g le - money you wan •• •• •• ss. 50 0 0 50 0 7 d Law ••••• .5% per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 57e • , ; j A , - - e-' ''. .1.0 f charged to revenue account. itreeting a dividend of 41 per cent. per annum for was with us. They went into an inn, and went into a assay. As to yourjoining me in thie country it is useless light the lamp. Captain Ling slept in the same cabin. . i i i i i i . 4y ea s i i Life .... .. ... 1/. 20 0 0 all 18 -e e SEABORNE MAILS. f , - -, :.r It will be seen, from the annexed report of the the half-year ending the 31st December last. room, where they remained some time. I was elan h . k f h th• ld l• hI ' S ir F• Thesiger-Did Captain Ling do the work of Family Endowment .. 41. per cent. I g to tin o sue a ing. No lady cou lye ere. a n 00 0 0 4 0 0 - . . -. ~.. with Ada, who had a donkey outside. only in a tent. My servant Smith is along with me. He conductirg the detachment ? Genera 1.............. 6 per cent. 50 0 all set, see Locomotive Superintendent, that three new engines - 51 per cent Stock. all 99 [When the date for making up a mail falls on a Sunday TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE WEEK. Jane Glanville-I am 20 years of age, and the last i 3 an intelligeet, good fellowi cooks s I ddl d I Witnese-Captain Croker did most of it. Captain penly, an gi r o e ti s e a ..... „,, . h m Life ...... • • - - 47 6,, - the mail remains open until the day following ; except in the -one being an addition to the stock, and the other - D 0........• _ 20 0050 0 0 - case of tho India mail, via Southampton, which; On, suck two in place of that number broken up--a,nd eight - Mre Ling at Corsand in April, 1856. I went there on in these Parts, tu° "tY Petticoat almost that I have seen everything, and sometimes to me. (A. laugh.) Guardian ............ 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 52 occasions, is made up the previous evening.] Miles i Receipts. have thought he would have Imperial Fire..... 21 per cent. 500 0030 0 0 376 _ additional first class carriages, have been con- o. , cned• I NAME OF RAILWAY. Im i IL'f •• - 1 * 100 0 0 per a , e ..... .... 145. & 2/. bs 210 0 20!i structed during the half-year out of revenue. • ibes. i 1857. 1856 went up to London with Mre Ling, and we arrived there may remember her husband in India, She lives with any aPPlied to you about an attachment, and not a detach- Indemnity Marine .... ss. p. et. &los. 1000013 0 0 97 . FOl 7101 The increasing traffic, the arrangements made for - 1 - ' - --- on the 17th April, between fire and six in the evening, one, believe. Last evening I had her to dinner, but- went. (A laugh.) Law Fire .......... is &is bons 100 0 0 210 6 BEITISIL .£ .£ tain Croker is more than fifty years old. Law Lite............. 51. pe: cent. 100 0 0 12 10 0 62 working the Staines and Wokinghana line by the 115 I Aberdeen ................ •• - . •••• - We went into lodgings at Mre. Rowe's, 28, Eastbourue- [ eVe c Annot print the next ensuing portion of this letter Witness-Cap Legal and General Life 4 des ,. ay wna When By !Mai afade up at Whence - . . - _ ' Mr Amherst Carnell-I was third mate of the Tudor s. per share 50 0 p 1 2 2 i o l 0 5% the London .. Vessel. expected Vessel.. 25 0 0 , 0 - Post•Ofilce. patched. eonapany, the opening of the line from Dorchester 37 14 ' Belfaet „d , B a ll ymena .............. 976 gis terrace ;we remained there less than a week. We then in which the writer speaes of his own immoral experi- • Calcutta to London. Cepa Ling London & P • r • o;:. • I • .;;;: • • 11• 3- 5 a• 17 Belfast and County D0wn............ I 229 214 went to Mrs Wilder's No 4 C du' a t t i the foulest language.] I will send you another on the passage from 50 0 0 20 0 - , .. , on i s ree . Captain ences . 11 ' ) his wife but through_ Marine ..... 2 .. • 18s ic b ----- s. 100 0 0 20 0 0 - to Weymouth, the intendecleapening of the Aaidover 33 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire I 2,244 - 1,20 Croker called twice whilst I was there. The first time letter by the mail soon leaving. KARS WY darling A.da for never paid any attention at all t ~ . med I I'd& • •• •••• • IA b --- - ,th,l7th,& to Salisbury line, and of the Lynungton line which 26% ; Bolton, Blackburn, end West York .. .. - out the whole voyage Major Croker paid attention to ' •ra i Gen. Life 4% per cent 50 0 0 20 0 3M , 8 , °u • •'• • • South- Alharn- &them is to be worked by this company, render an aug- 117 Bristol and Exeter 191 % Caledonia _. . . ~„ 5,279 5,495 • ... . ............ 13,191 11,060 - Mrs Ling went to meet him, and she came back with me.-Ever, dear old Mary, yours most affectionately, him. When they came in they went into the drawing- "J. T. LING." Mrs. Ling. He paid no more attention Minerva .. . • to her than a ',li ma •• ••• •••• 51. per cent. 20 0' 0 40 0 - ',P ad ' reh •••• •• •• .... 51. per cent. ,6 0 0 1e o ti. Gibraltar month. ampton bra Jan. 24 bra mentation of the rolling stock necessary. The di- 9414 Chester a n nd • H0 • 1y e hear1i.............. 4,461 4 .09 8 aeons), which was used as a livin ' Tt • • • h t ha; wife on April 18, 1856, and gentleman would to a lady. Ile attended to her at table. New Equitable g room. Captain Croker iis is written ome oIL Pelican ... -- • 6* per cent 10 0 0 10 0 - Gibraltar ..1 rectors have ordered new carriages and engines to 2 6 0 % Cork, Blackrock, and Passage ••• • •• V , 169 00 and Mrs. Ling breakfasted there that morning. Captain upon the other aide they know it. You will see whether He paid her attention after she had been confined. . Phrenix • ••• - 51 5/p. ct. - _ _ Malta •••• .. I 4th and be built to meet the requirement, and. have carried 56 p e u r i l ) ( liti n a i nc l lVll ? a n si • J • u • r;Ct • i • ori • •••.•••••••• •••• 1,0 0 94 965 Croker remained there two or three da.ys. Ile slept the affections have been withered by the touch of the Alexander Puwe , l-I am a soldier in the East India Profeselonal Life.... •••• 51:1 1 X - c c e e n ' t 182 ( W on .... t ...• .. I 4th & 20th South- Ri „ 20th of . 0 1 0in ee 6 - S 0 0 1 - 0 0 r M of the ampton P e- the '' to capital aCCOtant, ill the presenthalf-year, the sena 63 Dublin e.nd Drogheda•. ••••••• .• - •• 1,385 1,354 there, in the top room of th e h ouse , M rs . Li n g s l e pt adulterer, and you will see whether it eau be charged that Company's service. I came home in the Tudor, under Provide R k T ,nt Life ........ 12%. per c. toe 0 0 10 0 0 India •• .. • • month. of 18,3491. Us. 11d., already expended on account 1 e e ‘, k re b n i t e an a „ a a K .l n rrr t ::;h t 11 " .. 7 '. .. .. V I 1,0 4 1 , in her own room, which was entered by folding doors the defendant has debauched this lady's mind, when the the command of Captain Ling. I frequently saw him ft o oe c al ' t i : f x e c • ii ••••• • • • • • 75. 5000 10 0 2% Matiritius month. a the above augmentations. at ~ D un d e e, P e rth, and Abercleet; it;l;Ciio;:t UTZ gr,s from the drawing-room. I slept in the drawing room pleintiff himself had written to her in most disgusting write. Ido not know what he wrete ; I did not look Sun Fire ange • • ••• • ' il p. c. &bs Stock. all 26a , viaCeylon)..l The Weymouth branch of the Grea.t Western 3 6 1 1 Dundalk and Enni5ki11en............ 412 309 on a sofa. Captain Croker came again in a few days. language that he had been in bed with another woman. over. I believe these letters are in his handwriting. Ditto Life • . ,), pc. & bs. - IL 14s. 9 P _ China - Ripon Feb. 4.. Colombo - Penang .. ••I AI the le ' teat Anglian...." •.•. • . • • .......... I,o+B 875 He came about half.past 11 at night I vrent to bed in See was residing under her mother's roof when she re- Cross-examined-I had never seen those letters until united 1 arnpto.n Railway was opened for traffic on the 20th January 93 East Lancashire .................... 5,893 5,378 ee - ,- • • e ,, -,- . :,• , , • Kingdom .... 41. & bonus. 20 00 6 ICI 0 5 Singapore last, and this company's trains have since that 417 Eastern Counties and Norfolk.. .• .. 123 236 19 939 Lars. eeng s room. Jars. .L. , ing remaineu in tue orawing- ceived thte letter, and it happened that at that time Major they were put into my hands in court. I came home in Universal Life Victeria Life • • ...... 51. & bonus - W. & bonus. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - Aititralia(ylai jsi t South - 5 o 0 5% the*Cape)• • ••••• .• ' • .1 ampton ' ' ) 4ornint "." 1 ugh. . • • y _ _., Eastern Union ....................j ' a - room to receive him. I heard their voices in the draw- Croker did write, and did c )rrespond with the husband ' s the Tudor an invalid. No orders of Captain Ling were dbe r ning throughout betav perio en up a 1. . - een Lionuon 142 Edinburgh and Glasgow .•••••••. .. .. 4,863 4,546 ing-room. Mrs. Ling's bed was a very small one. Ca t. knowled e with his wifef He actually ts that ehe ever eent home in writing. JOINT-STOCK BANKS. Hope " , - 1 ( • ~ , ' and Weymouth, under the provisions of the acts 128 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dandee•• •... 5,240 ems Croker came on the Frid cl l I P d g ' ' Btigges •' Re-examined-I • d fh • 't • b htl tt Mauritius - . - Harbin- , „ , e ., e ,... t - relating to that line. The narrow gauge has also 6 Bute* and Crediton a .... a• • 134 133 ay an et on the Monday. shoal write to the army agents, and in compliance with ju ge ois wri mg ywa e , ars Dividend Amount Ceylon 22 nun . a gal a y .. .... . 996 I 639 DUrince that time he had his meals in the drawing-room that suggestion she does write. When they say suspicion I have seen. When I was shown these letters, I said Name of Company. per of 1 ritid. Price. India . been completed from Reading to Basingstoke by 183% Giasg es ow, aid w Seut - ••• •• •• •• • • - •• 6 •h * L . I h-lire.stern........ , 18 1 5,271 Wit 1 rs. ing. never recollect their going out to- was aroused by the frequency of the corresp(alence who they were his writing. Annum. Share. Lisbon 1 , • - the Great Western Company, and through trains 283 Great Northern..... „ _ .... - 21,916 20,015 Madeira 1 --, gether. He spent his time along with Mrs. Ling. I had taught his wife to correspond with the adulterer, and To a jUryinan-I raw him write a certificate of sharae- - 20334 Great Southern and W ern I 1 e . s . t .. ..f . . r . e . a!id .. ) -Xs.d.£ s. d. CapedeVerds I have SITICe passed without break of gauge from 415 Great ' Weetern ...... 24 5 :2 6 0 8 4 3 2 6 4;3 2 5 4 0 was discharged hy Mrs. Ling in Captain Croker's pre- to shelter that correspondence from the eyes of her mo- ter, which he gave me. 1u5tra1a5ia........... 201. per cent. 40 0 0 all 95a, Brazil M Feb. 9.... South . Medway Feb. 12 A.Von Southamp on vus Basingstoke and Reading to 25 % Irish South Eastern -- - ......... 195 260 eence. it was becalm I had said in the kitchen thee, ther ? The husband's advice was fo lowed; the wife did Captain AI'S weeney -I was chief officer of the Tudor Bank of Egypt ...... _ 25 0018 15 D Isai IluenosAyres ampton Birkenhead and Liverpool over this newly-estab- . 9° " Lancaster and Carlisle ...... ....... 5,313 5,174 "It poor people had visitors like rich ones, they woula correspond, and did address letters to the army aeents •on the voyage from Calcutta. Captain Ling never Bank of London - Falkland Is -186% Lancashire and Yorkshire..• •.•- - • - 21,741 19,339 htl • f • e m British North American 6/. p. c. & bs. 51 0 0 all _ lands lished route. - Leeds Northern .. ••..•••••• • • • • • • •• --- - eo a o it. . rs. Ling said in the presence of Cap- the wife did conceal tue correspondence with tbeadulterer treated his wife with any respect, but with marked ne- Ch Bk. Ind. Aust& Ch. V. per cent. 20 0 0 60 0 eti wes,; Indies Tlirough rWes have been established between 161 Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport.. •. - _ tain Croker that he was a dear old man and she looked troul the mother's eye. Lady Littlrr apprised the bus- glect, as far as I could see. It was the eame throughout City . - fexcePt Ila- ' this company and the Great Western Company at 637 London and North Western ... •. - - 55,391 54.3a1 upon him as ber father. (Laughter.) ' When she di,. hand by sending to Shumia Major Croker's letter. Now tee voyage. 5% London- and Blackwell.. •••• • • • • .... 1,139 1 1,223 charged me she said if I, as a oung woman of 20, was I will read to you the manner in which the husb . This was the defendant's case. Colonial .... - Commercial of London •• . 100 0025 0 0 24% „ 100 0520 0 0 26% vana and Honduras). Id and 17th I st and ' all their points of junction, - with every facility for 183 % London, Brighton, and South Coast.. 10,370 , 10,702 .1 f h • k ' y ' • ~_,. and re Eng Scot & Aust. Ch. 101. per cent.l 20 0 0 all 18% Venezuela .. DI of the South- 16th of the transmission of traffic between the most im.por- 267 London and South Western ••••- - 12 301 112 600 eni ty o t ose tric s, she did not know what I should ceived that communication. uis letter snows not only The plaintiff's counsel called evidence in reply. Load. Cnar. Bk. of Aus. 41. per cent. 20 011 „ 18 ,, Grey Town.. rnonth. 1 ampton Pampa the Atzato 'A'dh I t ld erry and Enniskillen .• •• •• .. 56- 598 o w en go 0 er. 60 Londond .. • that this man wa , an xious te throw his wife into Major Mr. Bremridge-This letter of the 29th September, I Do. New ........ tant towns connected with the districts of each of - Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock, &c. - - Cross-examined-it was whie sun m on e ay wh en I wa s Croker' • b t that he was anxieus to sed her tor believe, is not in the hendwriting of C pta • L . I Chili London and County .. IC. per cent! 50 0 0 20 0 0 3%2 - J s way, u a in mg. the two companies. mat Manchester, Sheffield,end Lincolnshire 9,059 8. 151 discharged. Lon. & Eastn. Linke. C. 6'. per cent. ,100 0 0 50 0 0 - Peru • • 9% Manchester and South Junction •• •• •• 738 665 money ; an d if y o u do not see that I shall be surprised believe it is Mrs. Ling's. Ido not know whose it is. California - The contraci; for the construction of the Exeter 28 2,1, London Joint-Stock 12% c & ha l 50 0 0 10 0 0 32 ryport and Carlisle .. •••• • • • • .... 861 802 Me. James - When she said she looked upon the o id at y„ u e o f e od sense. We read of wie q le i n It is not Captain Ling's. This letter of the 20th June Loneln cold West ' •• t • 16 , P • t 'lOO 0020 0 0 46% 1 11 1 d • 16th of . ExtensNn line has been concluded on satisfactory 4salt midland ..... .................... 23,486 26,378 boy as a father, had you a " cousin" from Devonshire, S' r wan , . _ . . e. so , , _ _, . . 1 mine r ~ per cen . , lin:m..7. im Feb. 17 ..}. South terms, and at an amount within the estimate stated 1 5 2 2 6 % f o d n lzr i x a d i lrent Western (Irish) .. •• .. 2,9;6 3,096 or anything of that sort ? d bl • tb C 1... 'hd • ' at : r mithfiele, but are there no eales of wives in more fashion. 1836, I o not e rave o e aptain ing s an writing. N 1 able circles ? Bead this keter, which has been written Mr. Thomas Biggs Lane-I am well acquainted with ovincia of Eng. 1" ) )I t tt 1 o ° ' d N i t t e o w •••• • • • • „ 00 0 e Il 035 0 0 - 20 0 0 lo 0 0 - th . ampton ...... • • e .. s .... month. to the proprietors. The works have been cora- 78% Newcastle and carei51e............. - 3,035 2,931 Witness-Oh, no. (A laugh.) ueder his own hand, and then think thet he has the irn- Captain Ling's handwriting. Theee three letters of the Nationr:, Bank ...... 51 pe; ' 20 0 0 e 0 0 - Mexico . cent. 50 0022 10 0 - Havana • • - Parana Feb. I Atrato menc,ed. The company are authorised to borrow `l9 North British .... ••• • • ............. 4,525 4.686 Mrs. Susannah Wilder - I have a house ,„ i 7, Cen T d U it " P lde nne to instruct his counsel to open the case with the 29,h September, 18. h April, 1856, and 20th June, 1856, New emith Wales .... 20'. per cent. 20 0 0 all - ampton 33 North Staffordshire •• .......• ••• • • . 6 971 6 403 Madeira the capital for this extension, or to raise it on 47 North-Western ............ ' 6 , 6,. . r. street, Westbourne•terrace. I remember ' 4 " . . " in g P ath os that does belong to some cases of this class :- I believe are not in Captain Ling's handwriting. Grientei Bank Corpora. lOC. per cent. 25 0 0 „ 37% Ottoman Bank - Teneriffe - 1 Feb. 23 ..}. Ply " Feb 6 Ethiope shares. Deeming the former to be the more econo- 87% Scottish Central ........„ „........ _ 2' taking lodgings at my house, and I remember Captain " Sbumla, June 20. Cross-examined-It is true that Capt. Ling was at Froyinclal of Ireland 4Lp.ct.&bs. 100 0025 0 ,:, _ IV.C.ofAfrica mouth ** '' •• • • 32 &Wish Midland •••• •• •• •• .•• •• British North mical course, the directors propose to adopt it for . % . • ' - - - Croker corning. He remained the first time two or "My dear Marian, -I received this morning those Shumla on the 18th of April and the 20th of June. I Ditto, Nevr.• •.. • - 29 Shrewsbury and Birmingham • • •... 1,607 1,248 three da s lonian.- •• • - Europa Feb. 2 Asia the present ; and a resolution authorising them to 48 Shrewsbury and Chester •.• • . • •-• a 2,803 2,340 , 'V L . hd t ms on the drawing. damned. letters from LadY y . rs. ing a wo roo Littler. You see what a hell have a private letter from hun. The signature is like the South Australia •• -. lO/. per cant. 25 0 0 all - United States pool do so will be submitted to the meeting. 30 Shropshire Union .. •••••••• . • • • • . .• 710 730 . 57% South Devon ... • • .... ••• • .. .......• 1,978 2,171 oorn floor. They had their meals together. Captain of a scrape y„ u h a ve got me into with that blasted ruether others, It is a good forgery. (A. laugh.) They are alike. Union of Australia- • • Croker paid three visits ; the last time he stayed three of yours, I s h a ll take Mr B . C.'s advice and burke the I think there is a difference in the form of the letters J. Ditto , I -..- 2 10 0 7% 61 United States 1 Feb. 3 and British North , alternate Liver ,a, Ericeson Feb. 19 Ericsson The atten.tion of the directors has been given to 289 South Eastern-- ................ .. 16,059 Hamburg• • - 15 0 0 30 0 - America .. 15,667 or four weeks They wre dining and taking their whole in tt •ding you agree to certain condi' ion. T but the word Line i 8 alike. The J. T. is j dried in Union of TuesdaYs. P a er, proVl . several new schemes of railway projected in the In% South Wales ...... - - ............ 6,402 5,362 1 • - e - • Th h tlll ll h ' " .' • " h h I b ht h t Union of London.-- 10Lpede •bs., 50 0 0 10 0 0 26% United States Meals together durine the whole of that time. ere t e only ones upon whic 1 wl aowt a , cursed scoun. one case and not in te ot er. Was roug ere o ui , south-western district, ancl to various proposals by 17) South York., Doncaster, and Goole .. 2,469 1,970 , Mutual - ._..• • • MO 00500 0 40 British North MF b South '' f h Mre Ling drel C, t '• B tween you, I care net how, I re- be a witnese on the queetion of handwriting, and I never W n est Y ern Bank of Londn. --. Imo 00,500 0 , 40 America .. i e . 25 •• 1 ampton Herman 1 eh. 19 Aral* Taff Vale .............. _ ,„........ 4 ,293 3 652 was a norse standing at livery or t ern. e . o eacape. 0 existing companies to acquire further powers, more 36 Ulster .- - ................. ..... ' df - h h and I paid . 1,307 1,144 pai ur t e orse. She gave me money, for quire that the 250/. which you ha,ye spent be immediately saw the lettere till I came into court. lam now in - Indian Feb. 41 lace or leqs affecting the interests of this company. 77 Waterford end Limerick ............ 1,008 1,179 it by her directiens. She generally gave me cheques placed to my account at Cox's, Powell's receipt for the consuler service at Aleppo. - e pool rican. These measures will be under the consideration of . 7 2 34 ; i t z i rn ve w n an ...... -..... . •..... . 539 561 Dividend Amount ..._.-. Junction ..... .. .. .•• • • • 394 - 262 ,-, on Cox and Co. Mrs. Ling showed me a miniature of which must be sent me ; and that in two months from Mr. James at the conclusion of this evidence an:rimed Name of Company per of Paid. Pries. M-Morning. E-Eyening. Parliament in the session just commenced. 682 York and Newcastle, and Berwick & . teaptain Croker. See left my house about September this time you place at mY disposal the further sum of up the case to the jury. Annum. Share. The most important of them are, first, the pro- York and North Midland & Leeds.. - -23 d. I afterwards went with Captain Ling, Mr- Bern - 350 /., available should I desire it. Solely and entirely Sir F. Tbesiger replied. ----- - X s. d. X s. d MOVEM . ENTS OF SPECIE.-LWERPOOL, SATURDAY."'" posed. new broad gauge railway, from Salisbury to FOILEIGIN. bridge, Mr. Clesbury the attorney, and a detective uPon these terms alone do I Consent to squash the dam. His Lordship then proceeded to sum up. It was iin- Commercial .• • • .... • • 51. pr cent. Stock.• Stock. -• Of th 6outhampton, running side by side with the lines I°9 Dutch Rhenish ............ •••• •• •• 2,192 1,694 officer, to Allsopp-place, Ne w-roa . d I saw Cap tain nat° rY evidence of your guilt. You have your choice. possible to exaggerate the importance of the case. To Do. Preference ~ Stock. • f 1 -- hineu fro NT e specie brought by tho Cunard screw steam-ship 328 Lyons and Mediterranean •• • • East arid West India.. 6/. pr cent. Stock. 118 ul -ew of this company for two-thirds of its entire length ; - Croker there, and likewise Mrs. Ling. No other conditione do I take, so you may settle the the charee of debauching the plaintiff's wife it was York, amounting to 263,000 dollars, 63 Montereau and Tro •• • • •••-- & Canal 41 er cent 100 00MO 7) o - the greater oft' - Crossee.xamined-The detective officee ' s name via' , 'natter as you think fit with Your lover, and let me know answereebo the defendant that the plaintiff wee the G Tzd i lu a r i r i yZ tes .. , p . . . p ion (200,881 (dollars) wail for Havre, and, secondly, the project of selling to the new - Namur and Liege ........ ~........ - • • 100 e 0 too o e - and with the SU Salisbury and Southampton Broad Gauge Railway 415 - Archer Ido not k Northern of France .. pr een . 50 0 5 a 0 - America will be tran le . . . pply for that port likely to arrive by the - Orleans and Central .. i _ away from the house up your mind One stipulation I will make in your be. throueh the evidence. If they should think the plaintiff London ... •••- •• .• „ ss ipped on board the canard Compa,ny the Andover and Southampton Canal, 59 Paris and Lyons .. •.. - I •••••• • • • • • ..... 36,694 25,936 Aire. Serah Wilder-I live at 5, ' 1 N b I • * /hll b • - • b • • . h' h Id Alkopp-P aCe • ew- a r, which is that 350 .s a e paid back to you within guilty of writiog the letters imputed to ina e wou . . St Katharine .....• •• 4%1. per cnt. Ze e k k .. Stock. 100 90 eteamer Balbec, sail' f ing roue the Mersey for that port with a view of converting it into a broad gauge - Paris and ROllOll. .. 0............... - 1 - roa d . 1856, a gentleman three years from the date of your lodgin • cl • t t • t t th hth 't wa by•the plaintiff's coatri gittomyet e i , pu 1 o ern weer i 9 on Monde... outhampton •• -•• •• 4 per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 - e . Victoria ...... •• •-• 5/. Os per c. 20 0 0 20 0 0 i - [ADVERTissMENT.] -- rno most i te railway. The directors trust to satisfy Parliament -- fr ue s n an an a d st i r h asburgh • ....... ••.. a 29,807 29,791 " About the eth December, and a lady ca,me to take todginge at EnY h° use • TheY security for which assurance you can obtain on my ar. vance that the plaintiff's wife was debauched, and aten Ditto New .. •• - - nye rate liver sera ,, 20 0 0 14 0 0 ' - plaint and diarrh li* that the sanction of these schemes would be a ma- - Western of Fra v i r ic e e • .::: • •• • • :::: :. '.. - I - - cave the name of Thompeon. Ido not know what the rival, in the presence of competent witnesses ; and in the verdict must be for the defendant, for he who was in- oea, w ich had resisted all medicinee __. _____, _ __ _ • nifest injustice to this company without any corre- ----- ''''"'""" al " -- " lga lady was called. They took the first floor. Both were event of death in the interim it will ba the first debt jured by his own consent was net injured at all. If they LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. yi oDu Barry's delicious Revaienta Arabica Food, which ..removes indigestion (d s e sia)P sponcling amount of advantage to the public. The ROYAL PATRONAGE OF THE DRAMA. There were char present when the apartments were taken. geable on the estate. I shall return to India, allow- thou hie they must consider the - se - ght the letters pot . ~ . . . flatulency, constipation, nervous, bilious, and Le l ; 'cone directors will, with the sanction of the proprietors, orn There were in ou hlf f sunental pay. You can live where two roOnis, a sittina-room and a bedro • . . g y aomy re damages which such an injury required as the plaintiff Name of Company. Dividend Amonnt per of Paid. Price. plaints, cough, asthma, consumption, and debili'sy Our old continue to watch these projects and the others _____...___ folding doors betw( - - I them. They remained with me a you like and with whom you please.-Believe me yours had rec . eived In the course of his summing-up his Annum. Share. friend the great Indian tr • U M • ••• • me er, Nor }Are writes above referred to, and will endeavour in each case The proceedings at the Lambeth Police-office, on fortnight and three days. I believe they occup , ied the affectionately, "T. T. LINo." Lordship expressed his strong disgust of the letters put - _ den t • 4 s. d. X s. d. • -llavin to obtain those results which, iu their ' d bed. I have not seen them in the bedroom toge- My friend Sir F. Tbesiger may well say that cases of in on behalf of the defec . g suffered fearfully for two ea f l ent ju gment, Monday, present a case in which the name at d same 1 Mr. Clesbur this a • • r retired and after an absence of half-an-hour s!anit of Scotland .... 71. per cent. 100 C 0 100 0 0 199110 of the liver and an inveterate d. yrs rom an en argern 3 will hest secure the perraanent • ther Oa the 19th of December I recollect 9, -Ind are Peculiar in their circumstances. He has The ju y , , . . t British Linen Company 81. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 230/0s end China and I ' larrhcea, brought on in Indi mterests of the com- character of Her Majesty are much scanda.listed. . r ',-, ,• . ~• _Li ........C1 eeming. also said that thee, proceedings are instituted for the returned with a verdict for the plaintiff-damages 1,000/. Caledonian Bank ..... 81. nt 10 0 0 2100 31 15s •• • • 'avlng tried the advice of the most eminent -.. _ .... '._ pro .essional men in Chine Tr.. 7- ---1 _s. t_ __ ___,A.l___./. .rvif At the commencement of the past year, having Th e first h a y y - ly meeting of this company have never had any conversation with him. I saw him cannot be brought before you. Here is tne . . . . _ . - " Artny and Navy Club, Sept. 29. Croker in the boat with Captain and Mrs. Ling. We __- -- previously obtained estimates and tenders, the cora- after their marriage, and put them into the state yacht. Z s. d. X s. d. was held on Thursday at Queenborough. pany took the maintenance of the road into their The report stated that the works had been (gene_ From that day to this I nave n e v e r seen Captain o r Mrs. "My dear Marian -I called at Gates's this morning, embarked on the 27th April. Mrs. Ling was so that Ling. and gave him your message. Tell your dear mamma I you could fancy she was in the family way, and sae was British F-rovincial •• •• 71. per cent 20 0 0 all • Brighton .• ••..•• • • .. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 - _ 15 hands. The result has proved satisfactory. inae- ~,....-2, a.sa ,r,,,.0 in t.ne Ramis ot an e ininentcontrac ranch as - the ordinary repairs have been more sub- The directors proposed to pay interest on B I • Quartermaster ennet- am quartermaster 11 te the commission she has so kind! entrusted confined on the voyage at St. Helena. Afterwards stae City of the wi execu . ,_ . y of London .. •• •• 2/. per cent. 150 0 0 150 II 0 - 1 fine b f h d d ' C.',4 Lain Equitable ... •... •• -2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all - stantially and durably executed than could have tor. future calls at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum 1 4th Light Dragoons. I knew CaPt. Ling before and after ins with, and send the things by the earliest opportunity. was a eng i e ore s e appeare on ece. .p . - his marria e. I remember hie leaving Lahore to o to You had better, when you write to Croker, direct under Ling and Captain Croker were on intimate terms during 1314 been claimed from a contractor, and the total ex- t lu e r a o t p e c a e n . t . r . a . l . . : .. .. .. : : .. 8 5 1 1 : p p e e r r e ce e n n t t . 2 1 . 0 1 0 0 0 0 -__ during the construction of the works, and they state 90 Imperial .. ......... 101. per cent. 50 0 0 - pense for the year has only exceeded the estimate Calcutta to g be married, and hie brin • his wife g back cover to the agents. For God's sake take care that Lady the voyage. The letters were shown to me a week ago, - that the mode of forming the junction with the - 51 0012 lo 31 by 391. East Kent line had been agreed upon. with him. The regiment was quarter g e l d ng at Lahore. He Littler does not see the letters passing to and fro between and I was asked if I thought they were Captain Ling's Ditto NQNY remaine lat Calcutta for about six months, and then had you. I sent yon a letter yesterday from C- ;it came handwriting. I was discharged from my duty by Cap- Ditto Debentures Stock 100 0 9 -- 42 15 0 - A further portion of the main line below Kingston -- sick leave and came to England. I saw him whilst they to me addressed here. The weather has been cold and tain Ling on the way home between the Cape and St. D D e..Continental IstCap. 31. - ss. 50 0 0 o Do. 2d Cap. 41. 155. 50 0 8 41 0 0 73 has been relaid and finished, during the half-year, GLOCESTER AND DEIN FOREST. lived at Meerut. They lived comfortably and on affec- damp, and I cannot shake off this tendency to damp and Hslena.. Do. Do. 3d Cap. 41. 105. 50 0 0 43 10 0 66 at an expense of 6,945/. 9s. 5d., cbarged in the pre- 50 0 0 41 0 0 - The half-yearly meeting of this company was tionate terms. He left, and on his return to Meerut he rheumatism, but have take n to the old resource of qui- Re-exemined-I was dischare'ed for a misunderstand- Do. Do. 4th Cap. 31. • c • Independent ....... •• 51. 40 0 0 all - sent acGounts against revenue. Further portions . had his eldest girl who had recently been born. He nine boluses. I shall be d own on Saturday next if I find ing about , sone rations. I ant still Staff Sergeant in the neld on Saturday at Glocester, Mr. Baker in the • . will, in like manner, be renewed from time to time chair. quitted the regiment for England in Jan., 1855. no business to detain me here. Write every day and say Company s service. I saw them first at Cawnpoor. In London PaG. Preferen. 61. per cent. 25 0 0 - ' 241 4 Pnconix .••.. - -. sl. per cent. 60 0 0 52 0 0 44 on such other parts of the line as may appear to Caoss-examined-Mrs. Ling did not visit my wife. how you are getting on, and pray keep on friendly terms ceming down the Gan ges C a ptain Croker was on board natcliff .... . require it. The doubling of the 20 miles of the The accounts showed the receipts on capital ac- Re-examined-I am a commissioned officer, and have with every member of yo ur family. B rei nridge has just their boat every night with C e pt a in Ling and his wife. Ceneral •• - -13 s 6,1 per sh. 50 0 0 - ' - count to have been 279 0001. and the payments Southampton and. Dorchester branch is proceeding 2 ; the rank of a subaltern. c mae in with kisses for thechildren and love to yourselt.- To the jury-My attention was drawn to Captain veestmit'ister Chartered 6; per cent. 59 0 0 -53 N, S u u n r i r t e e y d Consumers rapidly, and will be completed within the time . 78,9001.) leaving a balance of 100/. in hand. The Captain Chambrey-I was in the 14th Light Dtagoons Always yours, old girl, affecti ona t e ly, Croker because I thought he paid more attention to Ditto, New ..•• •• •• "J. T. LING." Msg. Ling than her husband. Western A - •• • • 50 0010 0 0 10,', 10 0 0 all 7% stipulated. income for the half-year, including rent from the in India, and knew Captain and Mrs. Ling there. I saw Ditt,o 11 .. ..... ... .• • • 10 0 0 40 0 - Great Western Company, an:Le:muted to 6,6341.. a great deal of him, but not much of her. They did not Then follows this letter :- Mr 3. A. Miller-I am the widow of a quartermaster The sums chargedagainst capital account this half is and, after paying sundry expenses, a balance of visit much. I have frequently seen them together. They " Shumla, April 18, 1856. in the East India Company's service. In 1855 I was at INSURANCE COMPANIES. year for extension of stations and sidings, ,„___ 11,(n8/. 35., distributed thus :- 6,0751. - applicable to dividend remained. seemed to live on terms of happiness and affection. "My dearest Marian,-I have not yet heard from St. Helena, and came home in the Tudor, the vessel in Dividend Amount Main Line,Chertsey and Hampton Court. 27,291 8 4 The report of the directors stated that the above Colonel Clarke-I was formerly major in the 14th your mother, though y ou say s h e has written. MY which Captain Croker and Mr. and Mrs Line were. per of Annum. Share. Paid. Price. Metropolitan Extension - 1.. ig , ht Dr r ag . o . ons , . , I knew Captain and Mrs. Lin g in opinion is that she Wil no t wri t e a t present. I shall Mrs. Ling was confined the morning befors . l emZarked. - Inoue. .i. visitea tnem. They lived on terms of affection answer her pretty sharply if s h e d oes BO mind, and leave I remember Captain Croker being in the vessel. My X s. d. £ a. d. Portsmouth and Gosport 297 11 1 dend of lls. Bd. per share, leaving a balance Guildford and Farnham 536 310 ol 148/. -quite so in my opinion. the matter for me to settle. Keep yourself quiet, and cabin was near Mrs. Ling's. I observed attentions paid 7/. per c. 500 0 0 50 0 0 90 Bishopetoke and Salisbury 238 14 5 Capta' Sarah Ann Glanville-I am 13 years old. I was i n your tongue tranquil. Rem em b er , if you bting me home IbY -n . Croker to Mrs. Ling. When I went On The CHAIRMAN moved the adoption of the re- • T • r e me • I I Alliance Bri:. an.d . For 71. 14s. 6d.bs 100 0 0 11 0 0 17% , Basingtoke and Salisbury - 10 0 all - Southampton and Dorchester 299 12 0 port, which, after a ehort discussion, was carried. A dividend at the rate of lls. Bd. per share the service of Mrs. .uirig• ior a monto• -suet was in new by any imprudent con d uct on y our part, ose mY board, Captain Croker asked me to go and see INlrs. D h itto trine ... .... il. p.c.& bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 39% March, 1856. She was living at Corsand th e n I s l e pt present position for ever, an d th e a dvantages attached Ling. She had been put to bed that morning. He al- et l mime .. • • •••• .... ••• 15s. 0.1. 50 0 d 515 0 16% Richmond and Windsor 1 at home at my parents' house. A gentleman Called On to it. My advice to you i s to keep quiet, and let no ways saw her to breakfast, dinner, and comforts. She These works had become imperative by the in- free of income tax, was declared, and the meeting .llrs. Ling, and I heard from her that it was C t • persu asion induce you to communicate to the party re- was cenfined to her bed. Her husband never paid her hritish Commercial .. ap mil . A N th i a o ni n a . °. f .. C .:: P . a . • n • Y ... broke up. hurch of England .. 7/. • crease of passenger 'and goods traffic, particularly Croker• He slept at an inn at C orsan d-th e g' e' ferred to in my last. l am happy out here, but your any attentions at all. Captain Croaer's servant took all C 10. SI 5/. 50 0 0 20 II sq City of London .. •• • • bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 30 the latter, for which, in many instances, only tem- _ - Arms. Al mos t every d a y I t oo k l e tt ers t o th e p os t ; letters have saddened me a good deal. I try to do all in her victuals to her from the cuddy. These attentions Clerici.aled.& Gen. Life spr ct.& DUBLIN AND DROHGEDA. gus Life ......... • • 41:r:00c:e.nt. 1 5 2 0 : 0 0 : 2 5 : o g 13 00 .- ;04 4/ 100 0 0 10 0 0 _ porary provision had previously been made. These they were directed to Captain Croker. I received these my power for Your comfort, and you might try and feel continued during the whole voyage. I have known Mrs. County .... ... ••• - • • The directors of this company intend. to recom expenditures are in addition to the sums laid out in .. letters fro m Mrs. Li ng . a reco ll ec t going with M rs . satisied by living where yon are, when you know I never Ling rap Captain Croker up in the middle of the night. Crown .............. menu to the proprietors at their ensuing half-yearly Ling and her little girl Ada to Cremould. C a pt. C ro k er s ti n t y ou f o r what ever money you wan t while lam He would go into her cabin while she was in bed, and Eagle .. 54 per cent. 1000 0 500 sri the ordinary repairs, renewals, and restorations - was with us. They went into an inn, and went into a away. As to your joining me in thie country it is useless light the lamp.. Captain Ling slept in the same cabin. Equity and Law.... • • 20 0 0 all 18 _ meeting a dividend of 41 per cent. per annum for European Life ... 1/. 1/. 5 1 5 6 . 0. 5 5 g 0 0 0 0 5 5 g g _ 77 charged to revenue account. the half-year ending the 31st December last. room, where th e y rema i ne d some t i me. I was a l ong to th i nk o f suc h a thing. No lady could live here. lan Sir F. Thesiger-Did Captain Ling do the work of FamilY Endowment .. 41. per cent. 100 0 0 40 0 - 5 0 0 all 5% It will be seep, from the annexed report of the with Ada, who had a donkey outside. only in a tent. My servant Smith is along with me. He conductirg the detachment ? . Genera 1.............. 6 per cent. Locomotive Superintendent, that three new engines - Globe ., 51. per cent Stock. all 99 Jane Glanville-I am 20 years of age, and the l as t ii an intefligebt, good fellowi cooks splendidly, and I Witnese-Captain Croker did most of it. Captain - 47 6,, - 1 TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE WEEK. Gresham Life •.....: .. •. • • - -one being an addition to the stock, and the other - D 0........• - 20 0050 0 0 _ two in place of that number broken up-and eight at !les , Receipts. Mr•:. Ling at Corsand in April, 1856. I went there on in these Parts, the °nIY Petticoat almost that I have seen everything, and sometimes to me. (A. laugh.) - ent 500 0 0 30 0 0 376 additional first class carriages, have been con- (awned, I NAME OF RAILWAY. h t d d to ou about an attac men , an not a etach- ?zr e tli r . ir . e ...... :: ......: E S 2 ;.. r e f . c ,, ent 100 0 0 10 0 0 52 Imperial Life .. 145 & 2/. bs 100 0 0 210 0 20% structed during the half-year out of revenue. • 165 . 6. . 1857 1856 went up to London with Mrs Ling, and we arriv e d ther e may remember her husband in India. She lives with any i_ • Indemnit M ... •• - - • 0 13 0 0 97 : . 3' arine.... at.p. ct. &los. 100 0 Law Fire ............ 2s &2s bons 100 0 0 210 0 - , The increasing traffic, the arrangements made for -, ----- on the 17th April, between fire and six in the evening, one, b e lieve. Last evening I had her to dinner, but- ment. (A laugh.) Law Lite............. BETTIES. .£ .£ We went into lodgings at Mrs. Rowe's, 28, Eastbourue- 51. pe: cent. 100 0012 10 0 62 working the Staines and Wokingham line by the 115 I Aberdeen ................ ••-. • • .. - - {We c Annot print the next ensuing portion of this letter, Legal and General Life 4s. per share 50 0 0 20 0 5% , Mr. Amherst . London . 11. ss. 25 0 0 12 13 0 - v the onenine of the line from Dorchester 37 1 i ' Belfast and Ballymena •••••••• • • • • • • , 976 sis terrace ;we remained there lese than a week. We then in which the writer speaes of leis own immoral experi- ap S p . li r ed F. T C 1 tta to London. Cepa Ling London & .... ..• ..... C°7a n o ) .- -so 17 Belfast and . Connty Down -.. .. ..... 1 229 214 went to Mrs Wilder's No 4, Conduit-street Ca tain enees in the foulest languaae.] I will send you another on the passage from acu . . _ ar ne Prov. Law.. 3z. 50 0 0 2 0 0 - I Witness-Ceptain Croker is more than fifty years old. to eymouth, the intended'opening of the Andover 33 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshir . o I 2,244 1,720 Crok - '• - . ' P • '' Ra dl . A.d f never paid any attention at all te Ina v7l e, U .g - m i ... ... ...... •... 18s.& bs. 100 0020 0 0 - er called twice whilst I was there. The first time letter by the mail soon leaving. les my ar mg aor ' Carnell-I was third ma f te o h l t th t e hr T ou udo b r Med.lnvlid& Gen. Life 4% per cen' 50 0 0 2 0 0 3 to Salisbury line, and of the Lymington line which 26)i ; Bolton, Blackburn, and West York .. .. - 117 Bristol and Exeter . 5 279 5 4 ,, . g wen o mee im, an s e came ac wit me.- - Mrs Lin t t t le . d h bk • h Ever, dear oal Mary, yours most affectionately, Minerva ............ 51. per cent ' . 20 0' 0 40 0 M "J. T. LING." Mrs. Ling. Ile paid no inure attention to her t monarch ............ 51. per is to be worked by this company, render an aug- 191% 0a1ed0n1an............. .......... :: 13,191 11,060 him. When they came in they went into the drawing- cent. ,6 o o 1 0 0 - 11. to a lady He attended to her at table. New Equitable - mentation of the rolling stock necessary. The di- 94 . % Chester and Holyhead.•... • • ........ 4,461 4,098 room, which was used as a living room. Captain Croker 'Di's is written home to hie wife on April 18, 1856, and gentleman would . . out the whole voyage Major Croker paid attenti h o a n n to a Pelican .... - - - - - _ rectors have ordered new carriages and engines to 2 4 0 %. ie o r r t, a ir i ll r a e n c d t , n a n et . Passage ••• • •• V o 1 1 2 and Mrs. Ling breakfasted there that morning. Captain upon the other aide te , y , kno You will see whether He paid her attention after she had been confined. P r hrenix - - 182 be built to meet the requirement, and have carsied 66 Dublin and BelfastJ tincii • on - •••••••••••• :: 1,094 965 Croker remained there two or three 'lays. 7s. c• 5 0 9 010 0 - 9% P ofessional Life.... 51 per cent 6 6 0 010 0 H e s l ep t th . e l a t ffections d hay: wil e , s n ee ile t red h the touch of the Alexender Powe , l-I Bin a soldier in the East India w whether it Can be charged that Company's service. I came home iu the Tudor, under Provident Life... .. •• lii. per ' iOO 0 0 10 0 o - to capital account, in the preeenalealfeyear, the SUM 6 ,1 Dublin and Drogheda.... - ......... I, t le. !,354 there, in tbe top room 01 the house. Mrs. Ling slept adu d e e r fe er of 18,3491. Us. 11d., already expended on account A ru b n l ree an aL K .l n rrr t oM .... 7.1111 .... .. . .... 5 n ' t't in her own reom, which was entered by folding doors the . . n'd a a n ut L o s debauched this lad 's mind, when the the command 01 Ca tain Ling I frequently saw him Rock Life • ...•.. Royal Exchange •••••• Bp.c. & bs Stock. all 261 of the above augmentations. at put t ees, Perth, and XberdeenJunct:lol,l 577 gr,s from the drawing-room. I slept in the drawing room plaintiff himself had written to her y in most disgusting write. Ido not kno p w what he wrote ; I did not look Sun Fire .• .i% p c.& bs. - The Weymouth branch of the Great 'Western 3 6 ', - Dundalk and Enni5ki11en............ 412 309 on a sofa. Captain Croker came aaain in a few days. language that he had been in bed with another woman. over. I believe these letters are in his handwriting. Ditto Life I/. 14s. 91 67 % i East Anglian.- -•.•.• . • • .. - ...... I,o+B 875 He came about half-past 11 at night: I went to bed in See was residing under her mother's roof when she re. Cross-examined-I had never seen those letters until United Kingdom .... 41. & bonus. 20 - 0 o a I'6 0 •-; Railway was opened for traffic on the 20th January 93 East Lanca.5hire.................... i 5,893 5,378 23,236 19,939 Universa.l Life . - 417 Eastern Counties and Norfolk.. ••.. 3 , Mrs. Ling's room. Mrs. Ling remained in the drawing- ceived this letter, and it happened that at that time ialajor they were put into my hands in court. I came home in last and this company ' s trains have since that Victoria Life • • - 50 0 5% ./ Eastern Union ••••••..••• • .. • • • • • • room to receive bim. I heard their voices in the draw- Croker did write, and did c orrespond with the husband's the Tudor an invalid. No orders of Captain Ling were period been running throughout,. h . etween London 142 Edinburgh and Glasgow ............. 4,863 4,546 i ng e room . Mrs. Ling's bed was a v e ry small one. C a pt. knowledge with his wife, He actually suggests that ehe ever aeut home in writing. JOINT-STOCK BANKS. and Weymouth, under the provisions of th.e acts 128 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dandee...... 5,240 5,184 relating to that line. The narrow gauge has also 6 Exeter and Credit0n..............•• 134 1 133 Croker came on the Friday and llft on the Monday. should write to the army agente, and in compliance with Re-examined-I judge of his writing by what letters Dividend Amount 2 2 Furness Railway ... ........ ...... 996 639 During that time he had his meals in the drawing-room that suggestion she does write. When they say suspicion I have seen. When I was shown these letters, I said Name of Company. per of I raid. Price. been completed from Reading to Basingstoke by 153% Glasgow, an d south-western .. :...........,.. 21 6 :9 18 16 1 21 5 :0 27 15 1 with Mrs. Ling. I never recolle c t their going out to. was aroused by the frequency of the correspealence who r-hey were his writing. Annum. Share. _ the Great Western Company, and through trains 283 Great Northern..... have since passed without break of i . 20334 Great Southern and western (Ireland) 5,680 6,2 4 gaup 'TOM 415 Great Weatern ........ •• • ... ...... 24,200 24,350 getber. He spent his time along with Mrs. Ling I had taught his wife to correspond with the adulterer, an d To a juryinan-I raw him write a certificate of obarac h f h I' ‘h h v me was discharged by Mrs. Ling in Captain Croker's 'pre- to shelter that correspondence from t e eyes o er mo- ter, w ii , , ega e • - z 8. d. £s. d. australasia........... 20/. per cent. 40 0 0 ail 951 , ,', Southamp on via Basingstoke and Reading to 25 % Irish South Eastern -••-••.. • . - . 193 260 sence. It was because I bad said in the kitchen thee, ther ? Th e h us b an d's advice was fo lowed; the wife did Captain MaSweeney -I was chief officer of the Tudor Bank of Egypt ...... _ 25 001815 , 0 laN Birkenhead and Liverpool over this newly-estala- - 92 • Lancaster and carlisle•••••• -•••• • 6 , 3 13 5,174 "It poor people had visitors lik e r i c h ones , t h e y wou i a correspond, and did address letters to the a rm y a . t • on the voyage from Calcutta. Captain Ling never gen s , Bank of London . .51. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 - ,6 ' ) Lancashire and Yorkshire.... .. .. .. .. 21,741 19,339 British North American a/. p. c. & bs. 51 0 0 all - lished route. - Leeds Northern .. ••..•••••• • • • • • • • • - - he told o f it.' Mrs. Ling said in the presence of Cap- the wife did conceal tile correspondenc e withtheadulterer treated his wife with any respect, but with marked ne- Ch Bk. Ind. Aust& Ch. 41. per cent. 20 0 0 60 0 5% Tltrough r&es have been established between 165 Liv 1 Crosb and south on.. • . - tain Croker that he was a dear old man a nd s h e l oo k e d from the mother's eYe. LadY Littirr apprised th e b us - g tf l i e e ct ;o a y s a f g a e r . as I could see. It was the eame throughout city . - 637 - Lon a gr? ° a ' nd Nor Y tit Wes'tern . P .. •. - - 55,391 54.371 upon him as ber father. (Laughter.) 'Wh en s h e di s . hand by sending to Shumla Major Crolter'e lette r . N ow Colonial this company and the Great Western Company at 5% , London. and Blackwall.. •••• • • • • .... 1,139 1,223 charged me she said if I, as a youn g woman o f ee, was I w ill rea d to you the manner in which the hu s b an d re - This was the defendant's case. Commercial of London l9 , 100 oe2o 0 0 26% all their points of junction, with every facility for i,; .. v‘ 1 London, Brighton, and South Coast.. 10 : 3 3 7 0 0 1 1 1 4 2 1,7 6 0 00 2 enilty of those tricks, she did not know what I should eeived that communication. His letter snows not only The plaintiff's counsel called evidence in reply. Eng Scot & Aust. Ch. 101. per cent.' 20 0 0 all 18% Lond.Cnar. Bk. of Aus. 41. percent. I 20 0 5 18 99 the transmission of traffic between the most impor- ro Lon . c d lo on n d ird So an n d t ILW ni e s s k t i 7f• e n z; ................ 12 566 '598 do when I got older. that thi s man was anx i o us te throw his wife into Major Mr. Bremridge-This letter of the 29th September, I Do. New .. • • ' 20 o o 19 ''' tant towns connected with the districts of each of - Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock, &c. - - Cross-examined-It was Whitsun MondaY when I was Croaer's w but that he was anxieu s to sea her tor belif , ve, is not in the handwriting of Captain Ling. y London and County ty, the two companies. mat Manchester, Sheffield,and Lincolnshire 9,059 8.151 discharged. Lon. & Fatstn. Linke. C. 6 . per cent. ;100 5 0 50 0 0 - money ; an d if you d o n ot see that I shall be surprised believe it is Mrs. Ling's. I do not know whose it is. 9% Manchester and South Junction.• •• •• 738 665 London Joint-Stock The contrace for the construction of the Exeter 28 Maryport and Carlisle ••••• • • • • ..... 861 802 Mr. Janes-When she said she looked upon th e o ld a t y „ ur want o f geo d sense. We re a d o f w i ves so ld i n It is not Captain Ling's. This letter of the 20th June, Lorain ..ad Westminetr 16s. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 46% ExtensNn line has been concluded on satisfactory 4 983 i Midland •• •• •••••••••••.. •• • • •• • • 28 ,48 6 2 6,378 boy as a father, had you a " cousin" from Devonshir e , Sraithfi t li t b ut ere there nosales of wives i n more f as hi on _ 1856, Ido not believe to be CaPtain Ling's handwriting. Nat. Provincial of Eng. „ :100 0035 0 0 - terms, and at an amount within the estimate stated 1 5 2 2 6% Mi e d n land Great Western (Irish) ...... 2,9;6 3,096 or anything of that sort ? abl e c i rc l es ? R-ad this leoter, which has been written Mr. Thomas Biggs Lane-I am well acquainted with Ditto. New - II klands ...............- ........ 1,424 1,176 Ditto . ditto - to the proprietors. The works have been Com- 78% Newcastle and Carlisle.... ......... .. 3,035 2,931 Witness-Oh, no. (A laugh.) • „ ueder his o wn hand, and then think thet he has the int- Captain Ling's handwriting. These three letters of the Nationr:, Bank ...... el.per cent. so o o 22 10 0 - 149 North British ... ............... . 6 4, ;9 52 7 4 1 4_.686 menc,ed. The company are authorised to borrow Mrs. Susannah Wilder-I have a house e iT , I , Cer l a d it" Pldence to instruct his counsel to open the case with the 29.. h September, 18. h April, 1856, and 20th June, 1856, New aotith Wales .... 20'. per tent. 20 0 0 all - 233 North itaffordshir • e • • • • 6 403 iirientai Bank Corpora. let. per cent. 25 0 0 e 37% the capital for this extension, or to raise it on 47 North-Western .. .. - ••::: ::::•.: :: :: 746 ' 906 street, Westbourne•terrace. I remember .ars. ...lag path os t h at d oss b e l o ng to some cases of this class :._ I b e lieve are not in Captain Ling's handwriting. Ottoman Bank - • 20 0 0 15 0 0 - shares. Deeming the former to be the more econo- 87 % scottish Central •• •••• • • ...... • • .... - taking lodgings at my house, and I remember Captain "Shumla, June 20. Cross-examined-It is true that Capt. Ling was at Provincial of Ireland 4Lp.ct.&bs. 100 0025 0 0 _ _ 7 32 Scottish Midland •• •• ••• • • ......• .. - _ Croker corning. He remained the first time two or Ditto, New.• •.. • - laical course, the directors propose to adopt it for 29% shrewsbury and Birmingham .. .... 1,607 1,248 three d ,-I received this morning those Shumla on the 18th of April and the 20th of June. I .1 I.;ttl Y - . • f hrn The si nature 1 er. on see what a hell have a private le.ter coin 1 . g is lik ti e 10nian...... •• • - the present ; and a resolution authorising them to 48 Shrewsbury and Chester -••.•- - .. 2,803 2,340 ays. Mrs. Ling had two rooms on the drawing- e ' - South Australia •• - lO/. per cant. 25 0 0 all - t oom fi oor . • o ether. Captain of a tme into with that blasted mother others. It is a good forgery. (A laugb.) They are alike. ' Thay had their meals t g scrape you have go ion of Australia• •• • 811. per cent. Un' • 25 0 0 all 61 do so will be submitted to the meeting. 30 Shropshire Union .. •••• • • - ........ 710 730 dar ::!T i c e l t a e r rs M fr a o r in ian La_y . 57% gouth Devon ...•• .....• •• .• ........ 1,978 2,171 Croker paid three vi s it s ; the last time he stayed three of you rs . I s h a ll t a ke Mrs. C.'s advice and burke th e I thi n k th ere is a difference in the form of the letters J. Ditto - 210 0 7% The attention of the directors has been given to 289 South Eastern.. •• •.•• .. . 16 059 15,667 or four weeks. The l• • d taking their whole matter y were t ining an , prove in Hamburg.• - - 15 0 0 30 0 - • d - g you a g re e t o certain condition. T but the word Ling is alike. The J. T. is j dried in Union of Union of L0nd0n.....• 10/.pc& .bs., 50 0 0 10 0 0 26X several new schemes of railway projected in the 171% South Wales ...................... 6,402 5,362 meals together durina the whole of that time. There the only ones upon which I will a ll ow th a t cursed scuun- one Case and not in the other. I was brought here to Unby Mutual .....• • • " 1 100 0 0 50 0 0 40 south-western district, and to various proposals by 17) mnrk. : Doncaster, and Goole .. :,46: 1,970 2 was a horse standin g a t l i very for theca. Alm Ling drel C. t o escape. Between You, I care not how, I re- be a , w it nes g on the queetion of handwriting, and I never Western BankorLondn. - 1100 00,500 0 , 40 existing companies to acquire further powers, more 36 Ulster. - - •••••••••••••••••••••••••• :: •.: .... 7... 1,307 11 5 44 paid for the horse. Sh e gave me money, and I Paid for quire that th e 2501. which You have spent be immediately saw the l e tt er s till I came into court. lam LOW in or leqs affecting the interests of this company. 77 Waterford e nd Limerick ............ 1,008 1,179 it by her directiens. She generally gave me cheques a miniature of which must be sent me 3 and that in two months from placed to my account at Cox's, Powell's receipt for the consular service at Aleppo. - 27)4 West Cornwall ...... -. Dividend Amount These measures will be under the consideration of 12 Whitehaven Junction ... ••••• • • • • " •••••••••••• 5 3 : 9 4 _ :2 on Cox and Co. Mrs. Ling showed me Mr. James at the conclusion of this evidence an:lamed Name of Company per of Paid. Prim Parliament in the session just commenced. 682 York and Newcastle, and Berwick & Captain Croker. Sa e l e ft m y house about SePternber this time y ou pl ace at naY disPosal the further sum of up the case t o the jury. Annum. Share. X s. d. .£ s. d. ----- • The most important of them are, first, the pro- York and North Midland & Leeds.. -300 a, availabl e should I desire it. Solely and entirely Sir F. Tbesiger replied. - -23 d. I afterwards went with Captain Ling, Mr. Bern 'bridge, Mr. Cl es b ur y th e a ttorney, and a detective uPon these terms alone do I consent to squash the d a m. His Lordship then proceeded to sum up. It was im posed new broad gauge railway, from Salisbury to FOREIGN. Commercial .......... 51. pr cent. Stock.. Stock. •-• Dutch Rhenish ............ -••- .• 2,192 1,694 To Do. Preference Stock. 91 ... Southampton, running side by side with the lines 1 3 ?2, officer, to All so pp-pl ace , N e ee •road. I saw Captain natory evide nc e o f your gnilt• You have your c h o i ce , possible to exa g gerate the importance of the case. . 99 Lyons and Mediterranean •••••• .. - - - Croker there, and likewise Mrs. Ling. No oth er co n ditions do I take, so you may settle the the clearer, of debauching the plaintiff's wife it was st and West India.. 6/ r cent Ea • P • Stock. /1 1 18 of this company for two-thirds of its entire length ; 63 Montereau and Troyes .......... •••••• - - Cross-e.xamined-The d e t ec tive officees name waa 'natter as you think fit with Your lover, and let me k now answereebo the defendant that the plaintiff wee th e Grand Surry D. & Canal 41. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 - and, secondly, the project of selling to the new - Namur and Liege ........ ~........ - Do. Loan Notes .... e 100 8 0 100 0 0 - - Archer Ido no t k now th a t a box of letters was taken bY telegraph t o Constantinople whether y ou h ave ma d e author of his own dishanoure lam lordship then went Do. 5 per cent. Pref. 5/. pr cent. 25 0 0 5e 0 - 415 Northern of France . Salisbury and Southampton Broad Gauge Railway . .......... 35,945 34,969 • laintiff - Orleans and Central .. -1 _ away from the house. up y our m i n d. O n e stipulation I will make in your be. through the evidence. If they should think the p London .-•••- •• .• „ Stock. Stock. 100 i Compa,ny the Andover and Southampton Canal, 59 Paris and Lyons .... -••.. • • ...•... 36,694 1 25,936 Mre. Serah Wilder-I live aa 5, AllsoPP-place, New- balf, which is that 350/. shall be paid back to you within guilty of writiog the letters imputed to at him he would St. Katharine ...... - 4%1. per cnt. Stock. 90 with a view of converting it into a broad gauge - Paris and Rouen. -••..- - ........ -1 • s Co tri ' 1 - ' d About th e e t h Decem b er , 18 ,56, a gent l eman three years from the date of your lodging it to my et edit, put it to them whether it was by•the plaiuti a - outhampton •• --•• 4 per cent. 50 0050 " 0 o - Paris and Strasburgh - . .... • • •• 29 807 ,29 - 91 ro a - ' Victoria ......•• •... 5/. Os per c. 20 0 0 20 00 i - railway. The directors trust to satisfy Parliament -7 Rouen and Havre.... . .. ' ''' and a lady c a, me t o t a ,k e i o d g iuge at mY h°use• TheY security for w hich assurance you can o bt a i n on my ar . vance that the plaintiff's wife was debauched, and then Ditto Ne%v .. •... - Of 20 00140 0 ' - •• •• •• - •• • •• - h h 9 in that the sanction of these schemes would be a ma- - Western of France . - I - cave the name of Thompeon. Ido n ot know what the rival, in the presence of competent witnesses ; and in the verdict must be for the defendant, for ew o wa -- --. . nifest injustice to this company without any corre- ------- ' - ' ll "' ia '" .. lady was called. They took the first flo • or Both were event of death in the interim it will be the first debt jured by his own consent was net injured at all. If they LIST OP SCOTTISB. COMPANIES' PRICES. sponcling amount of advantage to the public. The _ROYAL .PAT.RONAGE O.F I THE DRAII ... A present when the apartments were tak - e . n There were chargeable on the estete. I shall return to India, allow- thought the lettere not his, they must consider the The li . h such an injury required as the plaintiff Dividend Amorust directors will, with the sanction of the proprietors, • two rooms, a sittiroproom and a bedroom.. re were ing you half of my regimental pay. You can live where damages wic Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. continue to watch these projects and the others -__.„--_ folding doors betwe e i them. They rea hi summin -u his nained with Me a you lik„ nd w i t h whom you Please. - Believe Me yours had received. In the course of ...3 g p . Annum. Share. above referred to, and will endeavour in each c • they occupied the affectionatel "T T L The proceedings at the Lambeth Police-•ifice, on fortnight and three days. I believe y, , , Tim" Lordship expressed his strong disgust of the letters put - - to obtain those results which, in th • • d droom toge- NI friend - bed. I have not seen them in the be y Sir F. Thesiger may well say that cases of in on be , half of the defendant. - 4 s. d. X s. d. eir ju gment, Monday, present a case in which the name ' and same Rank of Scotland .... 71. per cent. 100 C 0 100 0 0 199/10 The jury retired, and, after an absence of half-an•hour collect Mr. Clesbury, this kind a.re peculiar in their circumstances. He has will best secure the permanent interests of the h t f/I M • • ther. Oa the 19th of December Ire , British Linen Company 81. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 230/0s COlll- c arac er o er ajesty are much scandali d also said th a t th ese proceedings are instituted for the returned with a verdict for the plaintiff-damages 1,000/. Caledonian Bank .. .• . 81. per cent 10 0 0 2100 31 19s pony. se- Mr. Brembridge e and the others coming. City of Glasgow Bank 5/. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 12 1155 On the evening of Wednesday week there was a Crose-examined I beard a complaint made by Mrs. purpose of o bt a i n i ng a divorc e . A di vorce ! What, - - - - - ------- The notice convening this meeting has sp • 11 • Clydesdale Bank .... 5 ,il. p cent . 20 0 0 10 0 0 13' fls Mr. Thompson go to the House of Lords, with a letter in which you eel °. Y theatrical performance, by command, at Windsor Ling of some bee hsing taken awaY• According to accounts from Naple3 the King bas de- c unmercial Bank .. 71. per cent. 500 0 0 100 0 0 2411/0s called the attention of the proprietors to the bill said they hai lost a box tbat evening. have offered to sell your wife l -nay, worse, to receive cided to send the prisoners Poerio and Steltembrini in Eastern 8ank........ 61. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 13/ Os which the directors bave thought it rivht to pre- Castle, the performers being, of course, selected R :e s- e 1 , . • •tors had gone that the Edinb. & Glasgow.... sy4l. p cent. 5 0 50051 4s price of your wife's dishonour, and tell her she maY exile to South America even against their will and pro . . ' e-exemineu--et was atter tee vial National Bank ....- 6% per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 195. ris pare for nyrocluction into Parliament. its priuci- from among the most eminent on the metropolitan Mrs. Thom k a th box pson epo e a.eout e • live ivhere she latest, and with whom ehe lilies. I think tests. Who will guarantee their lives under such circum- North of Scotland Bank 51. percent 10 0 0 21005/ Gs pal objects are to sanction an alteration in the , boards. Among these was Mr. James Rorrers an Mr. James Brernbridge-I married the mother of _ y Lad the inda. • ' i e ,natton in the H .use of Lords would be equal to stances ? Royal Bank of Scotl. .. 51. per cent 100 0 0 100 0 0 14010 s Basingstoke and Salisbury line at its western ex- actor of repute in his line, d t ; D al, 'ri L' I I I' • It ' t and am a barri 1 itt er. . ani iving at eiga e, ster, but taat which exists In your breasts. After the discovery, [ADVERTISEMENT.] -Holloway'a Pills Wonderful for I ll v n e T t i2ank of Scot. •. • , 81 per cent. 100 0 0 S 50 0 0 10610 an a grea • -ou 'te i ars. I re- t lie unha lad . Bank- -- - 71. per cent. 00 0 0 50 008 il ' 5s tremity near Salisbury, and the making of ane •h h . di have retired from the rofession for some ye ppy y left her mother's house: he tells her Curing Diseases of the Chest.-Mr. Hobbs, of Newton alliance Fire and Lifa.. 8% 1. pr cent. 100 I? 0111 0 0 17/13s W Wit is au ences. On Monday Mr. Elliott, the P • t, my house after elle may go and live where she likes and with whom she line of six miles between the Bishops.rtoke and Salis- a • member Mr. and Mrs. Ling coming 1 tish uarantee ... 4.. P Abbot • f el P f LI I a 1 d •1 . • G ' er cent. , in.orrne- ro essor o loway t-at v. a y resit - Brt 1000 2 0011 lis gistrate at Lambeth, read a note he had received h • • • • • bury line at Romsey, and the Southampton and ra' • t eir marriage , it was in 1851. They were there for likes. She did perhaps love the man with whom she was ale near him stated that she considered Holloway's Caledonian Fire Insur . 10i.per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 25/ Os of affection. residine, but her ha ba d h d h th t she mi lit - • • • • City of Glasgow Lite.. 61. per cent. 25 0 0 20011 5s Dorchester line at Redbridge. Incidentall th from Mr. Rogers, enclosing, for the poor-box, the .ix oi- eight months. They lived on terms _ , .4 n ail tol er a g . Pills had been the means of saving her life , three medt- Comnialatre ......... Sl. per cent. 50 0 0 30051 5s s r , e 2. child was born, live where she liked and with whom she I•ked. His i cat men had pronounced her disease incurable, terenieg Edinburgh Life Inger. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 19/105 directors propoq) also by this bill to acquire powers arnotmt the latter had received for performin b g e- During the time they were with me 1 remember being treatment of her no tongue can reveal but hers. She Eng. & Scot, Law Life 51.0er cent. 50 0 0 l 5 0 I/ fis it consumption ; seeing an account of some person being to enlarge and improve the station accommodation fore the Court at Windsor Castle. That amount which died a few days after its birth. teleera hd f t t London in - a p e or o come up o ' Deeernber last, wrote affectionately to him, it is true, but was he worthy cured of a similar complaint, she determined on giving Life Assoc. of 3cotland 6Lper cent. 40 0 0 3 0 06/ lOs Nationa, Fire and Life 61. per cent. 10 0 0 1 4 0 11 at Farnborough, so that the company may, upon a was 13s. 4d. N t Ling, 4it ? Nobody but the wife could tell you of all those ow, we ask who is to blame for and I afterwards went with Mr. Clesbury, Cap . them a trial, and, fortunately for her, they have effected North British Insur... 71. per cent. 200 0 0 20 0 0 3 198 71 Os preper understanding with the War Department of this s d can alous transaction ? Who is to blame for 'and the detective, to Alleopp-place. I went i n to the first latle cruelties and triseries which are shielded from tee a f h• h h 'II to testify by refer. Northern Assurance Co. - per ect cure, wlc seis wi ing 2000 1001/14s her Majesty's Government, be ab!e to give increased bl' B . id not then pa lc eye. ut ste could tell you that the man who is mice to Mr. Hobbs. Sold by all medicine vendors Scottish Provincial .... - 50 0 0 20 0 3/' Is acilities to the Aldershot Camp traffic. endeavouring to bring the name of H M ' er ajesty floor roam and saw a gentleman whom I d tered asking damages for :lie wounded honour is the man who Scottish Union Insrnc. N/. pr cent. 20 0 0 1 1 0 0 11 14s i know nd I saw also Mrs Lir g Mr. Ciesbury en h th ld tP f Holloway's est b throug out e wor ; a ro essor a - Standard Life .. •• .. •. 51. per cent. 50 00 I 70 o 201 Os nto contempt, .by a proceeding so shabby in the ' a . I-. d asked the gentle- really debauched her feelings and wrote to her a letter lishments, 244, Strand, London, and 80, Maiden-lane, Provisions have also been inserted • h b ' ll f in t e i or the room at the same moment, an ._, enabling the company to ac uire b extreme as this ? Is it the Lord Steward E 1 re lied in e hich no Sybarite would write to his paramour. This Nem York ; by A. Stamp, Constantinople ;A. Gui- MISCELLANEOUS. q y compulsion . t ar man whether he was Major Croker, and he p d 1 ands for fu 'h • Sec - r • or the C 11 V' pn e , ontro er ou lady ha actually offired to sell her jewels to make up • S • d E 111 ir Malta. rnis ing ballast, an objeat become of , iscount Castlerosse ; the affirmative. Mr. Clesbury said, " I believe that y dim, iny rna ;an . u , Dividend Ammlnt parsr ao the amount demand unt importance. or the Master of the Household, Colonel Biddul h • • ' d h ame of Mr, ed. L ADVERTISSMENT. I - Siela AND HEARING - SeserAcLas, Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. The P ; and Mrs. Ling are living here un er t e n Sir F. Thesige r _a :on c a nnot prove that, and there- POWERFUL TELESCOPES, OPERA, FACE, AND PERSPECTIVE a lteration in the B • e t or the Manager of Her Majesty's Theatricals Mr end Mrs Thompson as man and vrife ?" and Major line will sot • asin6s oke and Salisbury fore you ought not GL.438118. -Messrs. S. and B. solomous, opticians, 39, Albe. --- _ to state it. interfere with the en Charles Kean ? The rat f ' " ' . ' " ' dCa tain Ling e o payment for contri- Croker replied, Yes, we are ; and ha P £s.d.A s. d. - openine eaeements for th Mr. James -I a ase as I hope to prove inarle-street, Piccadilly. Observe-opposite the York Hotel oof th e e ei n s • ° e buting to the Royal gratification must have been ', smitten to me, and asked me whe m openi ther that wes so or not, . _ s ~ ng my a . Acadian charcoal Tron .. 10 0 0 2 0 0 - convenient ' •e to alisbury .; By it a more • " Nothing it. ile ays, If 250/. is paid to me, I will squash the (W.) By Iser afajesty'e Royal Letters Patent for valuable and • African Steam Ship .. .. 20 0010 0 0 - P lu ttion with the line t Y vil made by somebody ; who was the liberal recom- I should have immediately told him it was so. whole affair." le taat a. h h LI fur man wos ou come extreordinary improvements in the most powerful and Assam lea .... •••• -6% rer cent. SO 0010 0 0 - E xeter w in be („frect,a, a d be o eo aud °course Opera au brilliant Telescopes, Ca , nip, Rac . . . d Per- Auction Mart•• •• •• •• 2%lper cent 50 0 0 - , penser of the actors' services ? We suppose the WAR said about A bu3E. damages for the loss of domestic affections ?-a man who _ terchanging traffic with t n a tter means a In' others were paid in the same ratio . VI - i- . This was the plaintiff's case. , is unworthy of tha w be spective Glasses, to know the distances. These telescopes Australian Agriculturi - 25 00190 0 22 man, fallen thoug's she . syeein will be obtained. 7 he Great Western Re,' Away , ho S th!s to the juiy; th I ' ..° possene such extraordinary powers that some three and a-half Izast i rt4tan Trust l 11 .• . 1 . 7%1. pr cent 100 0 0 25 0 0 - e ctor's friend, that commands his presence t "W' o ind- Mr. James addressea the following speech ke that These are e etters, and how my learned friend is in- inches, with an extra eye-piece, ifill show distinctly Jup't • us ranan . itoya . a 1 - 10 0 0 all 1% The propretois may rest a ,, , , Everybody muet feel the force of the remar ler s Anglo-Mexican Mint.. 11 lOs sor to play before the Queen, and then so freel , s - F structed to deal with them lam utterly at a loss to un dth the di at rectors , D u, ir • moons, Saturn's ring, and the double stars. With the same British Arnorican Land 5/. • . 1° 0 0 all ' - Y . were so ably and feeli 1 ‘ 1,4 -ng.y aeeressed to yo J per cent 50 0 0 40 0 0 - have not resolved to recoram rewards him for his labour a d • derstand. The rest of his conduct I cannot prove to teies3ope eau be seen a person's countenence three miles and a Canada ... •• .... •• n expenditure for 5 ,, who hay° ' " .. 61. percent 100 0 0 32 10 0 - end th's a l • i • pp Ica ion to , . Thesiger, an , l I believe mo,t pereons no , . . Parliament without mature consi.l • emploting his utm t ff t t the Y"" ; but if you befiev e these ltatere as rnen of honour half distant, and an object from 16 to 20 miles. They are of Do. 5 per cent Bond- 5/. pet cent Stock 100 0 0 - eration nor with- - os eor o amuse and edif Y give any attention at all to the matter will coincide. In . . nd feelina-as men des' ' ' l a ria e lar er and ad sizes, with increasing powers accordingly,___T„ Ditto, 5 per cent bds 5 mous to preserve t e mar g g per cent. ' Stock 100 0 0 - out regret that any extension es th ' . the Court, with the astounding sum of 13s. 4d. ? -• • - actions of a . . ~, e compan 's inion to which he has given utterance as to , bed i nviolate, but eanall d ' t reprobate 1851 Valuable new' -inn the con- Royal Fxiiihition, . , y nted,verysmala Dm.. 6 per cent. •• 6/. per cent. Stock 100 0 0 soli y estrous capital esependiture should be needed. g„ t Y The amount makes us think there must be a law- Is kind b ' the h v been declared by foreign eing, as ya e du tof a man w h o h o w ill powerful waistcoat-pocket glass, tho size of a walnut, b white; Ditto, 6p c. bds 1874 CI. per cent. Stock 100 00 - ae offered to sell his wife- T you . f the or).'e hand the directors coun ,, el tbe ?' s en yer in the case, who, cakulating the times h ' . d d asm Y- - (' t t h a person can lio seen and known la miler; distant ; thelansw:er Cr D s i e t e t ?' 6 P c. bds 1a76 6/. per sent. Stock 100 o o -- proprietors . eac ac- jurists, a disgrace to the law of Englan , an , ht think tia t e emallest amount of damages will setts y y Palace • . - 50 0 all -- to • • . ,:esist - tinfair com;,etition, and urniecessary ; every purpose on tho race-course, and at the opera h Ditto .... . . .nva- tor appeared before the audience, or, perhaps, the learned friend has stated to you there are no cases broug the claims of such a ma ,. macs, Preference.... 71 pr. cent 50 0 50 0 2k ision of the company's privileges., so aLso they mu s t number of words each had to speak, paid them before tile at:.ention of a jury.in the whole course of our Sir F. Tilesiger said he must now have the letter to The • . country scenery, and ships are clearly seen at 8 t 1•bl f It' d • 010 miles. Crys. Palace of France - 40 0 all _ 5% _ I warn them that such resi,tance wid. be vain, if the each, for . their trouble, at so much per folio, after jurisprudence in which Coe trial on the one hand is so which he had referred read :- y aro lava ua e or s leo ing, eer-stalkin g , yachtin g to s portsmen, g entlemen, gamekeepers, and tourists. 0 ' City Navigation Bonds 3% /. per cent - Electric Telegraph .. 61. per cent. Stock. 100 0 0 94% company fail to evince a proper desire and inten- the fashion of the stationers in Chancery-lane and painful to n the the feelings of all parties involved, and ? 0 , ~ aly dearest Mary, -I wrote you the day before yes- :Ace-cot:se, camp, and perspective glasses, with Pen, Eng.BrAus. Cop. Smelt. - 50 0 all - ti°ll to increase their own raeans of accommodation at muc h t' f ctory to the investigation i wonderful Eng.&lris. Mag. T. Co. - 50 0 0 all - about the same t -4d. f ' th utt I o,er so er y unsa is a f torday ;my servant went to the ca ital, in hopes of find- power. Newly-constrazted Spectacle Lenses of th 0 too 0 0 - to the , ... r _ . . ra e or 72 words, • the s ubject o e great. E tillable Beverslonry 5/per cent. 100 0 extent which the public convenience really -`' : l ' • It ogerS, in his brief note, very properl truth, The unhappy lady whose conduct is j og the missing letter, lam sorry t p o say without result. est transparent power. The valuable advantage dm' q 22 10 0 50 0 0 _ demands. nes hi y con- . . excluded from giv- , cal appears from this invention is, that vision becoming im aired ' eyed Ditto New ....... - mself strictly to trans 't - t . th inquiry, and also the defendant, are rbis is the more unfortunate JL ' . • ,ai . . 8 origi ~, Gen. Revers. & Invest. 51. p c and 1/ 100 0 0 100 0 0 - Two of the &red() H rs, enry Charles Lacy, Esq., i,.. and statino, mi mg e amount • Ina evidence by the policy of our law, and you have t" t - to have been enclosed. Let me know how you directed preserved and strengthened, and very aged peripi ~ ~:-. Gen. I. Sc. Col. (Lim.) - 25 0 0 all - the occasion for Tvhich he received 41 ' enabled to employ their sight at the mo t ' "n- - Gen .Steam Navigation 10/. Wet. &15 0 0 14 0 0 - d scanty ma e . • ma et turn dto and Lieut.-Col. jh n , That ' guide your way on the most meagre an . o f It ;it y y up. Once my darling girl use _ s minute occu. 3% o Luard, retire by rotation at wen , he must have felt indignant, we can - v - atiou-can seo with these le sof London Gen Omnibus 12/. per cent 40 0 , all the one side the affection smite to me every da than once a week. p a much less ma ify. liud ' * ••• •• 51. per cent. Stock Stock - this time, and they ha " u imagine, but h f rials. eon may have, on , ho i y, now not more mg power-and they do not ' gn son s Bay... ve given notice of their in- hi s f __ . „_ a orebore to give expression to What is the cauEe of Ws I Were a person concerned require the frequent changes Hungerford •••••• •• •• 21. ss. 100 0 0 all - the wife pareigd, and bbl h rof what was t e pro a y ea to the dangerous erects 10 o o all - tention to offer themselves for re-election. vui-uig's • and s we are sure that th • hut from of further powerful assistance. Lon. Ne. &Na. Mauso. - w ho had a difficulty in le:ter writing I should not be Persons can be sua d • 5/ per Cent. is 0 0 all _ TjacielanS Close, Esq - . „one of the auditors, also re- of the Olympic Th now enmeed - eatee, e wner - e frequenters her true affection for ber husband ; there is s oUr St e , 'ebt the i well i.e at the most remote art of the p world, London Reversionary . _ 10 0 0 all 3 will h ,11 - - - - , ar - ••1 0 we perceive he is your ears and hermetically sealed from y ore surprised ; but with yon, wbo can write so by sending one of the glasses out of their s ec Mex. & S. American 25 0 0 50 0 5% p tacles in a - tires at this time, and will off • I f 1 er himse for re-e ec- only the delicacy he e- s y tai to appreciate, not evidenee to show whether the husbardtie• erve . I that affec- m 1 OU 3n. Iso off - hand, it is not so eaeily understood. Do PraY letter, and statin g the distance fr h , Nat. Discount Comp • • _ tion. . ; I' s unbia- , sed til y. ite and feel as ever. Notwithstanding m y unintereet- small newspaper print with • oi . n t e eyes they can reaa N.S.W. Gov.sp.c. Deb. 5/. 6d. per eent - 99 also the "resolutio. .Aercised in forbearance, but ti _.013. I knnV you pill keep your T.DC. irl wr ' it, and those who have Nor. Bd. Australasian 10 0 all % ti . . --- , he has evinced on thi, 4to stand 1 • )y his order" which have heard the whola of the .ev oung g • otes 1 elieve th T sense of the not made 119 Q of s • tm. si. er cent 20 0 0 17 10 0 idence. A y - n ig n , --at .. am yours in every pectaeles by stating th E e S P 13% a match that , and that for one moment ness.- New Discove _ eir age. Deaf. North of uroP , - Cand. Co _ 2a 0 0 all 22% 0 NORTH - EASTERN. whoever may be • occasion H , but the . ais not to blame inarri,is betwee;: 16 and in Calcutta, %%cud, Yeu are never a bsent . ry• rne Organic Vibrato 17 ' eluded, and which has „ . ,, in thy min.l. _ ' CI in h are centred in you ;my traordinary powerful, sm _, , ran Price•sPatent Peel River.Land&M in. _ 50 0 all _ an newl -invented in ' e f x " y strument or tal Steam 71. per cent 50 0 0 all The half-year's accounts of this ~ . public would lik • I ' ll - ' hastily con tiga- I" y opes I wrote deafness entirel cliff' e Pen. & Orien 67% • company have kno - w• who " the party is tba,t t ' -, to you an .ear was mos. encee fatal, as this inves on ly wish that y ou might be mine for ever. As t. _ n , _ . y crent .rom all others, to au 50 0 0 10 0 0 jaii rPass any' Ditto Now •••• • • • • , - pat been made up. The half -yearly meetine will in so munificent a mann 'pa ronises the drama. led in its results to consequs. Major Croker, 1 e otlaer daY, think over ' the m atter, and Fay what hi gof the Inuit that has b son 4 1 2 1. pr cent 100 0 0 an -esenting een or probably ever can be, Reversionary Int. . , -. roducod ... 1%1. pr cent. 130 0 0 25 0 be.he!d at York on the 20th inst., Etna • •`-' er ; who it ' is tha ill take t i _ to bring the mat- P • Being of tha it is pro- to el ovate the character of th B' • t seeks tion proves them to be. In rep.. enduct, I w , u l e ngth you are prepared to go in order same cOlour as tee skin, is not per- Ditto New ••• • ' 4 too 0 0 - poq)d to declare. a dividend at the rate of e ritish stioai bv without attempting to palliate his c,.. la,ce before y 0 ter about. I long for the time when we can ineet and ceptible ;it enable d f Mail Steam ...• 1. p. share. 0600 0 62 sea persons to hear distinctly at church Royal t 15/ r cent 10 0 si q Per profrise a remuneration to the a t c ' vB° d t b • Scottish Aus. Inves • •Pe • I an a pn he aessembl' s • th I le e cent. on the Berwick stock, and of 3/ per cent. • cor ; who it is that your opinion from the facta which I shall p... ' eek a jury talk it over , as on a former occasion, when time was n o t noily ,_ . . . ie , e nnp easant eensation of singing trahan Land 71. per cent. 25 0 0 a n South Aus on socks to bring a reproach upo - • wile. Alt to subside .-' in the ears is entirely removed ; and it-affords all the Trust and Loan CoMe. 7341. pr cent. 20 00. 6 0 0 "34 the York and North Mid'and stock, besides n her Majesty bv o whether the plaintiff is a _fit man to come aim - • suffici'ent to permit the firet burst of dela, paying necting her name with a transacti - c-r- • hie - I assistance that possibly cortld be desired -39 A-I . W 3l, harle - Vas DieMell'a Land.. . 10s. 100 oe Eslo ~ off all arrears on the Leeds stock ; but for this - on so di to give damaees for theless of flee affections of saraeeful .• •- e f ha.. ' efore we again parted. It must not be so next time :s, ,„ , 4.1 . 89., L -, 008.u..0 . OW ' • ' .6 er 'LIMO. 6 per cent. - ' - _ Y erve opposite the Yoric Hotel. M.) Tic.oov P 7 , A a -.Leeds intelligencer. . ! Sir F. Thesager has culled and laid before you so . m i e o .tu . 1 t„, °loicaet flowers of rhetoric; you will see how ilesui d ' AtrAto MOVEMENTS OF SPECIE.—LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY.-- - Of the specie brought by the Cunard screw steamship Etneu from New York, amounting to 263,000 dollars, the greater portion (200,881 (dollars) was for Havre, and with the supply for that port likely to arrive by the America will be transshipped on board the Cunard steamer Balbec, sailing from the Mersey for that port on Monday.. 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