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. TWE SU N ' 1, 1 0 NDO N, , r I-lURSDAY EVENING' J'ANUARY 2 2 ; , 18 5 7. _________________ -_______ _ - _ - _ - PRICES OF SHARES. Country Markets. LAW INTELLIGENCE.--Jan. 21. . her very t en d er ly „d di s i nteres t e dly. It was afterwards her. In the case cited from the Year Books, it was held THE DOUBLE MURDER IN TVALWORTH. I Young to write by the night's.post to the authorities at ( ----ae- Stainfold. and state that it was his (Mr. E! i nee) wish -l a• I said in " Rex v, Smith " (Str. 982) that Lord Ray- that "if a guardian by reason of nurture delivers the in- I ________.______ 1 mond, who had been a party to this judgment, repented fant to another for instruction, he may afterwards retake CONFESSION OF THE PRISONER. and desire that the body of the pritemer's mother. buried -Prom the Official Lest, VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURTS. lof what he had done ; but in his own report of the case the infant," and this is vouched for as good law by Chief there last May 12 months, should be at once exhumed ODINBUItttII HAY AND STRAW MARKET- Yesterday Min Martha Bacon, the unfortunate PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENIN JAN. 20. (Before Sir Richard Kindersley.) Ihe throws no discredit upon it, and Lord Mansfield af.er- Baron Comyn in his _Digest. It might be every way ' - • ' and subjected to a regular medical inquiry, as there Average of the wholeEr,kle/Tit i-to.‘l6llA, asßydi RACE F. RACE. woman who has been in custody since Tuesday, the 30th were very strong reasons to Euspect that she came un- LONDON, TUESDAY, JAN. 20, 1857. Supplies of all kinds these last six days again large. wards expressed strong approbatien of the case, and said much better for this child toremain in the school atHamp- CANALS. This was a mo tion for the appointment of a fit and I that if Lord Raymond had changed his mind his first stead, which appears lo be in all respects so admirably of last mon th, on a c h ar ge of cu tti ng th e th roa t s of her fairly by her death. Oat straw, from Os Cd to 13s Od per keno - no of lb stones ___ p ro p er person, other than the defendant Race, as a ! j u d gmen t was clearly the right one• (1 Sir W. R. 413.) conducted, and we may individualy deplore her removal two children, was again brought up from Horsemonger- It appeared that the deceased dined with h er s on (the prisoner) on the Sundae, and was at once seized by ill- names ol se Dividend' price Names of T : Divid_enC , Od. Hay from 12d to ls. 2d. guardian of the plaintiff, an infant, and for an injunction It is unneceeeary to travel through the cases seriatim, as from it ; but in this matter, as; here is nothing con- lane Gaol for further examination at Lambeth Police- Companies. ni 11 ! ) 1* t Price. restraining the defendant from interim ing with the infant they are all reviewed in " Rex v. Greenhill" (4 Ad. and tr a ry to law in contemplation, we have no jurisdiction to court. ness, such as that produced by the administration of Compttnies. 1 An P u e u r m. 7 -...-. ______ plaintiff's education, or for from further Proceeding Ell. 624), where the Court laid down the rule that where determine ; and we think that we are bound, in the dis- arsenic, and died on the following Tuesday. The prisoner's wife, as well as himself, is also remanded. _ EDINBURGH MEAL-JAN. 20. At 3 o'clock, the other business of the Court having X X under the writ of habeas corpus which had been granted a young person under 21 years of age is brought before charge of our judicial duty, to order that the infant, There were in the market to-day 13 sacks oatmeal, each been dispeeed of, the prisoner was taken before Mr. Ashtn &Oldh 93 71. le et. - Peak Forest. 76 51. Os. 76 2801 b imperial, which sold at 37s and 365. by the Court of Qneen's Bench, or from actin ( ' upon the Court by habeas corpus, if he be of an age to exer- Alicia Race, be now delivered up to her mother. We . Birmingham 40 41. - Regeet's•• 30 178 25% weighing any order whish had been or might be made in the mat- cise a choice, the Court leaves the infant to elect where trutt she will ever be treated by her mother with the Elliott, and, as on the former examinations, was accom. Coventry.. • . .00 11 I. - Rochdale... 85 41. - ter ay that Court. The motion was now made by h e will go ; belt if he be not of that age, th e Court must affection and tenderness anticipated bY her father in the mod a ted with a chair at the solicitors' table, and in SUPPRESSION OF BIITTING-HOUSES. Derby .. •• . 100 6L 15s. - Stilrd &Wor. . 40 281. 440 .......-„„„ e es GrandJuncte 100 11. pr. ct. 44 Stonrbridee. . 45 111. - special leave, which had been obtained. The facts were make an order for his being placed in proper custody. letter which he wrote when he foresaw that he was soon 117' severe and 3 , front of the Bench. At Marlhorough-street police-ceurt yesterday, Henry ; barleymeal, and 0 pot barley. Salee dull. b E a T giTo j roa • tm l9 e ; al, 0 of these :-The plaintiff's father was a serjeant, and was Lord Denman, Itittledale, J., Williams, J., and Cole- to fall in defence of his country. l Mr. Woodward, of the firm of Taylor, Collineen, and G D r o an ., d 6 u prf in t i, 100 10 6 .7 4 1 .pr 6 . d ct. Thor p e A w L er K e E in iT th ll e m M a killed, in September, 1354, in a skirmish at Petropau- ridge, J., all make age the criterion, and not mental ca. Mr. O'Malley thereupon rose and said he had an appli- Reeve, Edward Bass, Henry Blake, Richard Clayton, Woodward, solicitors, p , Bedford- lace was in attenda.noe loveki. His two children, the female plaintiff and her pacity, to be atcertained by examination. They cer- cation to make to the Court, upon affidavit, that the judg- Alfred Messer, and Charles Howes, were put to the bar Lows &Livrr 100 251. - Birming. j iOO e• Oatmeal, per sack of 28,01bs First. Second. Third. brother, survived hi m . ft appeare d th a t the father, tainlY do not expressly specify the a ge , hut they cannot ment now pronounced should not be immediately exe- to watch the Case on the Part of the accused and her b e f ore Mr. &mien, charged with being concerned in Leicester .••• 00 61. 49 'Warwick & 1 „. _ Kennt & Ave 40 Gs. -- Warwick &•1 Leicstr &NtL 83 11.55, - I Napton..3 , s 0 " imperial Barleymeal, per ditto --s Od --s Od -I Ott Serjeant Race, of the Marines, was a Protestant, in refer to seven as the criterion, and thert is no interven- °uteri. The learned counsel then read the affidavit of husband. keeping a betting-house, Ne. 124, Jermyn-street. tt 4 o 3 21 7 . 0 105. 78 10s. - Peasemeal, d• per itto - s 041 I-s 04 which faith the plaintiff was baptised and brought up. ing age marking the rights or responsibility of an in- Robert Sweoting, of Clement's-lane, Lombard -street, Inspector Young, in reply to a question from the Mr. Lewis appeared for Bass. m Lo a it el e c i l l e a s i ti r e o l g u e - 28 Wye Rail. 26 :I , : She attended a Protestant school. The defendant, Mrs. fant till 14, when guardianship for nurture ceases, upon attorney for the Sailors' Orphan Girls' School. magistrate, said that, in reference to the 51. note men• . • Superintendent O'Brien produced his authority from Neath • • •... 100 161. - Wilts & Brk, - 7s. Od. - Flour, new, per ditto.... Pot-barley, new, per ditto -a Od -fi Od -5 04 Race, his widow, continued this education agreeably to the supposition that the infant has now reached the Lord Campbell-Is that an affidavit which might have tioned on the last examination, and which was the only street. About one o'clock he went to the house, and WATER-WORKS. -- her husband's wishee. The commissioners of the Pa- years of discretion. When we attend to the authorities b een read before, or of something new ? the Commissioners for entering the house, 124, Jermyn. Oxford...-. 100 - 103 e of four received by Bacon the husband of the BRISTOL SUGAR-JAN. 21. ' triotic Fued approved of the other child, the boy, being cited by the counsel for the commissioners we find some Mr. O'Malley said it stated new matter ; that on the " hsoner, which had not been iraced and which twee pri in the house a betting-board, with the odds against Dividend Amount = Wo ß r i c n s n tr ing & I placed at a Protestant school in Rants. The plaintiff, vague dicta, and even some decisions which at fir•t sight 20th inst. a bill had been filed at the instance of the com- fonnd the whole of the defendants there. He also found Name of Company. per of Paid. Price Refiners are supplying themselves from floating cargoes one sto en from hie house at the d b th I ' • suppose to e e vatioue horsee in different racers marked upon it. He in the absence of stocks offering here. The sales since ou his sister, was sen t to t h e s e et ore ' orphens' School in give a colour to the doctrine of examination and choice ne ittee of the mid school, whereby the mid Alicia• Race A.nnum. Share. time of the murder, he had received some information, ld a •h t b th t 1 t d - 11 the persons a o were o e seen . a le arres e - last report comprise something under 100 hhds. Demme.' July last year. The son was subsequently taken away under 14, but which admit of an explanation entirely had been made a ward of Chancery ; and that, by leave b 0 i ition as yet to roduce it The to ut was n t n a pos . p . them for being in a conamon betting-house. TwO of .£ s. d. Z s. d. crystals are at very high prices. The market for grocery from the Hants; school, he beiog willing to be removed. contistent with the claim of the guardian. In " Rex v. o f Vice-Chancellor Kindersley, notice had been given of eel information respecting it, however enabled him (Mr s• • the defendants, Blake and Clayton, said they had only Berlin ..•• • • The defendant applied to remove the girl last October, Smith (Str. 932), " Rex v. Johnson " is said to have been an application for an injanction, to be heard at the sitting - th d t ' East London Young) to say that i a no been passed away by wishing to educate her as a Roman Catholic. overruled because a boy who had not completed his 14th of the Court this morning, restraining the mother from looked in from curiosity. Witness found several betting Do. 4 per Cent. Pref. V. per cent. 25 0 0 - 25 ---- • Bacon on the Ist of December, some four weeks before Do. 5 per Cent. Pref. 51. per cent. 25 0 0 - - DUBLIN, JAN. 20. m t. Elli s was for the present motion, which was year, being brought up by habeas corpus at the suit of taking possession of her said daughter, and from sueing books on the premises. 75 he murder or the alleged robbery took place. Grand Junction .... - 4i. per cnt. V ( 0 ) =- opposed by Mr. Fleming ; Mr. Haddon appeared for the father from the custody of an aunt, with whom he out any future writ of habeas corpus. The afEdavit stated t _ Crose-examined-Did not hear aeything about betting We had a slow market to-day at our corn exchange. Do. New -- •• , - Sereeant William Broad, 24 L, said-I produce a • - Wheat o a aTe some of the parties. wished to live, was set at liberty,instead of being delivered that the said bill in Chancery further prayed the appoint- a • while he Was in the hone. ilver Geneva watch, No. 32,798, which I received from Kent., .... - 100 0 0 - " fllquli i s must be noted 6d cheaper. Primo The defendant's counsel applied for time to answer the up to his father, and wee allowed tO return to his aunt ; ment of a fit and proper person to be guardian other than s 0 Inepector Webb, C division, went with the superin. Lambeth ...... •• - - 51. per cnt. too o o - 95 barley fully supported its price, but middling samples and d Davie h a . person nana , . w o told me that it had been _ - _ - oats of every description were very difficult of sale, and - tendent to No. 124, Jermyn-street, and assisted to take New River Company a ffid av it s , the defendant and her solicitor undertaking but Lord Mat s'ehl, in commenting upon this case, gives the mother ; and that there was an affidavit in the said - too 0 o - e Southwark &Vauxhall - 3d to 6d lower. Very little doing in Indian corn. 'eked up on the morning of the sth instant from the the def el ' • d S hdthd f d t 6l 0 0 - 98 t h at t o e i n fant should not he withdrawn from the jut is. the true ra/10 deeidendi uPon which, and upon which suit that as soon as the mother obtained possession of I ) en an-s into custo y. earc e e een an m West Middlesex •• •• - dooretep of the h _ _ . ouse No. 4, Elizabeth-street Trafal- 2h White wheat, 32s 13d tO 35s Od ; red ditto, 31s 6.1 to 33s di ct i on , but should he forthcoming whenever required, alone, it can be suPPorted-" That ease wee determined her daughter she intended to take her away to Ireland. , and found on Reeve two racing-books and a memoran- Do. Do, - gar-street, Walwortb, wrappe h d in a piece of paper. It Od: ditto new, -s ; barley, maltiug, 17s to 25s 6d ; grind. and undertaking to abide by any order which the Court right ; for the Court was cert a i n ly r i g ht i n refusing the The deponent further stated that he believed the injunc. . dum book ; on Howes two betting memorandums ; BRIDGES. ing, 15s to 20s 6d ; oats, old, lls to 15s ; ditto, new, -s was shown to Mr. Bacon, w o said he had no doubt it might think proper to make. infant to the father, of whose design in applying for the tion was now being argued before the Vice• Chancellor, on Messer a betting-book ; and nothing of importance one etolen. The num • wee his, and the . ber is the same Dividend Amount Hie Honour granted the application for further time, cuetody of his child they had a bad opinion."-" Rex and that it watt intended to preeecute the said suit with on the other three defendants. On the counter in the Paid. Price. Od ; rapesei d, 305 Od to 32s Od per brl • bakers' flour 20s as that which he gave of the missing watch, and the Name of Company. An p n er . si l o. b a t reminded the parties that a violation of the under- v. Delaaal" ( 3 Burn 1 ,437). There is an admitted qua- despatch, and that it was probable the proceedings for shop witness found various books relating to bets Od to 265 Od per cwt ; Incilan corn, 3le 04 t ' o 37s Od per b his brother in number also given y George-street, -- ---- 430 the. taking would be treated as strictly as a breach of an lification of the right of the father or guardian-if he be the appointment of 3 guardian would be concluded within made by the public. The books were a kind of jour- Northampton-equare, from whom he said he had pur• X s. d. X s. d. injunction. The motion must stand over, but it seemed grcsely immoral, or if he wishes to have the child for a month. The learned counsel also read the affidavit of nal for entering bets as they were made. There was chased it. . 25 0 0 - - to ask much more than was likely to be granted. any unlawful purpose. The counsel for the commis- the Rev. E. H. Bickersteth, to the effect that in Nov. also a quantity of betting cards, with the address on f1ungerf0rd.......... .. • 100 0 0 - - Mr. Elliott-When the watch was shown to Bacon COAL MARKET.-JAN. 21. -_ sioners relied much upon the case of " Ann Lloyd" (3 last the mother said to hint that when she obtained pos- them of 124, Jermyn-street. Several other betting sob' t i h tt ex e k vf .. ot ... .. . 1 . , .. 7% c . . lOsp - e; . cent. 50 0 0 - - did the person showing it mention where it had been journals relating to the Chester, Derby, Liverpool, waterloo ..... ........ .... too o 0 - - Pectins of Coal per ton at the elm of the market. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCFL Manning and Grainger, 547), where the mother of an seesion of the child she intended to take her away with found 1 Oundle, Two Thousand Guineas, and other races were Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 11. 125. Od. GO 0 0 - - illegitimate child, between 11 and 12 years of age, her to Ireland. le. d.' Wallsend, &c. Ditto Nw ditto of 71. , 11. es. Od. 40 0 0 - - ___ (Sittings in Banco, before Lord Campbell and other having obtained a habeas cor d• tdt th Lord C bll I • • • h h d f pus irec e o e puta. amp e-tis my opinion tatteor er 0 Sergeant Broad-No, sir ;he did not mention the found. Vauxhall ...... .. I 285. 70 10 3 - Bates's West Hartley lt 0 ... a s d • Judges.) tive father to bring it up, the Court refused to order it this Court should be immediately executed. We have street, but said it had been picked up at a doorway. From the number of books of bets produced it would Huddle W. Hartley l5 3 Evenwood 15 6 THE QUEEN V. MARIA CLARKE IN RE ALICIA RACE. to be delivered to the mother, and declared that it done our duty, and the Vice-Chancellor will do his. Mr. Elliott -How far is it from the house lately oc• appear that a very large betting business must have _ GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. Bebside's Hartley 15 3 Efunwick l6 6 i d b cup e y Bacon, and where the murder had been com- ' Dividend Amount Howard's West Hartley In this case ahabeas corpus had issued toMariaClarke, might use ite own discretion ; and, the child being un- Mr. Sergeant Shoe applied that the child should be been transacted at this honee. Stewart's . 19 0 mitted, to the place where the watch was found ? Cross-examined-Two of the defendants said they Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Netherton 15 6 Kepler Grahie 15 3 the matron of the Sailors' Orphan Girlie School at Hemp. willing to go with the mother, the Court would not allow brought into court and delivered up to her mother. Annum. Share. Davison's West Hartley 15 a L ent e n) , l-e '" Sergeant Broad-I should think about a quarter of a hid only just entered the house. No one in para. stead, to bring up the body of Alicia Race with a view the mother to take it by force. But Maule, J., there Lord Campbell said he thought that would not be ne. Longridge's Wet Hartley 15 3 Whitworth to her being delivered up to her mother, a Roman Catho• asked, " How does the mother of an illegitimate child cessary, but the order of the Court must be immediately mile ' cular claimed any of the books that were found in the X s. d. X s. d. North Percy Hartley ... 6 15 - Eden Main l7 6 16 6 Inspector Young was hero sworn, and said,-Since British Provincial .• •• 71. per cent 20 0 0 all _ lie, in order that she might be placed in a Roman Catholic differ from a stranger !" And, although the relation of executed. house. 15 fanfold Moor Brighton .• •• ..•• •• .. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 - 14 6 aertlepool Hetton 17 6 , • • • • • the last examination of the prisoner I have been to John Ernsting, 23, Maiden-lane, said he went to school. The motion was resisted on the dth t tit h h f •11 • • hid • • groun a e t e mot er oan i egitunate c i is recognised for Mr. 0 Malley said he was informed that an injunction , City of London .. •• •• 21. per cent. 150 0 0 160 0 0 - ranfield Moor Butes 14 6 tiOstforth . 16 9 St mford in Lincolnsh•re and with the kind aesistance wishes of the child, who was unwilling to be removed, Fame purposes it in clear that she has not over it all the had been granted, and an undertaking given not to re- - -a ' 1 , - the betting-house in Jermyn•street, and paid half a Equitab1e............ 21. 10s. 50 0 0 all - Walker Primrose . ..... l4 0 Riddell l6 9 of Mr. Read, the chief officer of the police of that place, . / guinea ior a betting ticket. Peid the money to a European .... ....... 51. per cent. 2) o o - - South Derweut 1 4 6 Russell's Hetton 18 0 ought to be consulted ; and, secondly, because, under the rights of guardian for nurture. From what was said by move the child from her present custody, 0 o o - 12% circumetances, the mother's wee not the proper custodY, Lord Ellenbcrough in " Rex v. Hopkins" (7 East, 578), Mr. Sergeant Shea paid the intention of the applica- been en aed for the rester art of three days in have . g g g p person named Thorpe. The person to whom he paid 9r n eat ce l ntral ...,...... 1 8 0 /..pe e r r c c e e n n t t. 5 1 0 0 0 _ West Pelton 15 0 Tees l9 0 _ prosecuting the necessary inquiries in this case. Your inasmuch as th e f a th er o f th e c hild di e d a protestant and it would appear that it is only while arc illegitimate tion for an injunctien was in order to defeat the order of the money wag not among the persons at the bar. 1 I gft!: i ......• 1 P ee 50 00 12 10 0 eme Pensher „. . . 17 0 worship will recollect the description which Mr. Bacon The bet made was 6tol on t G K• f the he ipsy log or Ditto Debentures.. - Stock 100 0 0 - Wallsend, &a. Brown's Moor High had always brought up his children as Protestants, and child is under eeven (an age during which the law of the Court. gve of the suit of clothes he alle ed to have been stolen Do. Continental lstCap. 31. ss. 50 0 0 42 15 0 - Northumberland when the mother placed the child at the school in ques- nature and the law of the land both say that the child, Lord Campbell said this Court would take no notice n a • g Oundle Steeplechase. Had been to the same betting 16 0, Main Do. Do. 2d Cap. - 41. 15m. 60 0 0 41 0 0 - from his house and his saying that for 20 eare Mr. Heneh Hall 17 o;South Hetton 19 9 tion she prof esse d t o b e carry i ng ou t her decearted hus- whether legitimate or illegitimate, ought not to be sepa. of the injunction. The Court had pronounced its order, • • , Y house frequently, and had seen Charles Thorpe con- Do Do. 3d Cap 41. Hs. 50 0 0 43 10 0 - - Dixon, a tailor at Stamford, was the only person who Montague band's wi e h ee i n h av i ng th e c hild e du c ated in the Pro- rated from the mother) that the Court will interfere to and that order must be obeyed. etantly there. Hadseen Reeve and Base in the house • Do. Do. 4th Cap * . 31. 50 0 0 41 0 0 - 17 Oißraddyll lB 0 ad made clothed for him. I have seen Mr. Dixon and 40 0 0 all - Rid-a:mind .17 6,Framwellgate l7 6 testant religion. protect the custody of the mother. In Ann Lloyd's During this discussion there was great excitement in h . frequently. Saw Bass make out two tickets that day, Independent ......... 51. ent. 25 0 0 - 25 he declares in the most positive manner that he had a . r . l ...P . r . e . f . e r .. e n .. . 6 .5 - 1.. p r ihips at market...l49 I Sold B6 but did not know what races they related to, nor did • l i to h leho i n h P . I p e er ' cent. 60 0 0 52 0 0 42% ThA case wa s argue d a t grea t l eng th b e fore Lord case the child was considerably above that age. The the court, which was crowded with the friends of both ade e h - ha hich he d neye b r d ee i uc a coat for Bacon as t t w t 5/. 20 0 0 16 0 0 15ee Campbell, M r . j ue n ce wi g h tne „, an d M r , Justice only other decieion much relied upon as to the right of partite), but thie was ultimately allayed by Lord Camp. e e •• he see any money pass. Had seen Reeve in the same Ratcliff -•• • _••.• „. . seri e tte greatcoat to be. I have learned from mr. 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 all Ilii ----- Crompton on th e loth i ns t., by M r . Sergeant Shee and the parent or guardian, on a habeas corpus, was " Rex bell's directing that the patent case of " ListermLeathe' place with a pen in hia ear (Reeve denied this), and had Surrey Consumers .... ixon that Bacon, when in Stanaford, about three weeks al ••- .. 13s Gd per sh. 50 0 0 - 2(;148 LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Mr. Finlasen on the part of the mother ; by Mr. v. Preeten" (5 Dowling and Lowedes), where a most should be oroceeded with. The earties then withdrew D. seen him make out cards. He had not seen money United Gener 23!4 Westminster Chartered 61 per cent. 59 0 0 - ago, had a conversation with him res ectin his missing ._____ enee _____. 50 0 0 10 0 0 10% O'Malley, Q.C., and M r . L ue h, on the part of the distinguished judge (Mr. Justice Patteson) refused to from court, and we are informed that the Rev. Mr. P g , actually pass, but he inferred that it did pass, as tickets , Ditto, New .... • • • • - 1 h d cot es, an said, "If the police find them, they won t .... 10 I o all 7a, LIVERPOOL, JAN. 21. school ; and by Mr. Bovill, Q.C., on the part of the grant a writ ot habeas corpus to bring up a levitimate Bickersteth, with some kind expressions, and assuring were not given to any one except for money. Heel western A know they are mine, as they have got no marks on to 0 o 4 0 0 - Patriotic Fund C o mmiesionere, at whoee expense the child above the age of seven on the affected applieation her she would be kindly treated, delivered the girl up to never seen anything connected with the other defend- them." Mr. Young, in conclusion, repeated the nu- at a slight advance in quotations. Birkenhead, Lancashire, child was being educ ated. of the mother, who bad become guardian for nurture, her mother and solicitor. The mother took ber daughter ants. Saw the betting-board in the shop. The board INSURANCE COMPANIES. The Court having taken time to consider, the father being dead. But the application was made up in her arms and kluged her several times, but the meroue and contradictory statetnente made by Bacon ins W 159 always hanging up in the place. ------------- Dlvidend Amount and Cheshire, 651-Blackburn, 81. lls. M.-Caledonian, reference to the alleged robbery, the deecription of th 30t i-East Anglian (25/. shares), 4/. 16s. 3d.-Lancashire Lord Campbell now delivered judgment as follows :- under a, power of attorney, the mother remaining in daughter, a child of very interesting appearance, looked Mr. Lewis contended there was no legal proof that Name of Company. per Pf Paid. Price. It) this case we are to determine what direction ought the East Indies -so that the child could not I d • d d cid t t 11 • t h pa ean excite ,an ino a a reciproca eer mo. property alleged to have been stolen, and his strange the place was used for betting. There ought to be some Annum. Share. and Yorkshire, 96/-London and North Western, 1064 i i • • prevar cation respecting the time he had last seen the i--Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 334 4-Mide to be given by the Court respecting Alicia Race, an in- have been delivered to her. The real opinion ther's caresses, though she appeared very pleaeed to see outward appearance of the lace bein used for bettieg ------ P g , £ s. d. 4 s. d. land, 82 a .1-North British, a/. 16s. 3d.-South Eastern, faut of the age of 10 years and a few months, brought of my brother Patteson upon this subject we have for- her brother, and kissed his hand several times. money safe and inflicted the cut on his finger. The e purposes. 71. per c. 500 0 0 50 0 0 90 221 4-Chester a ent. No. I), 1121- latter wee very remarkable. Bacon firet a:mounted for Albion .... -.••• • • •• 1 1 0 0 _ _ _„ nd Holyhead (51 per c up under R writ of habeas corpus granted at the inetance tunately au opportunity ot knowleg from a note of Sir MB d d'i Id k • d h r. ea on i. net t in that was require by t e Athena, Bri:. and For. 71. 140. .es 6d 100 0 0 1 1.'4 Dutch Rhenish, ft dis. of her mother. On the one side it is contended that we E. Perry, late Chief Justice of Bombay, in a very in• JUDGES' CHAMBERS. seeing the money-a 51. note and two sovereigns-safe act. It was • I n h b • tote c•ear, .rom t e etting-boards put up Ditto Marine .....•• • • il p c.& bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - 1 0 0 all _ before leaving home on the morning of Monday, the ith 1 q • • ought at once to ordor the child to be delivered to the teresting collection of "Oriental Cases " decided and (Before Ur. Justice Coleridge). n e p ace, with the state of the odds on various races, Alhenmaw. "•••• " " 153 - .0(1. 50 0 5 515 0 16% MANCHESTER, JAN. 21. mother, and on the other that we should ask the child published by him. A Parsee family having detained an THE LATE CASE OF FORGERY AT THE MANSION-HOUSE- 29th of December, by saying he in which it w had to go to a box as placed to get e piece of cotton to apply that the room was used for bettin n o' purposes. Atlas .. trans LIN ••• •• •.. 4/.per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - STOOK EXOPIANGX.-Prices were rather firmer n but there to make her election whether to go home with her infant from its father, a Parsee, ou the ground that the HEWITT T. MONTEFIORE. Mr. Lewie aished to have the further Proceedinos • nercial .. 71. 10s. 50 0 0 50 0 6% was only a small amount of business °florin Sheffielde, tish Conn l _ to a wound on his finger, which he had cut in the act e t. lee. 5 0 0 0 20 0 3% 33, mother, or to retnrn to the school from which her father had embraced the Chrittian religion, On a habeas This case, which was mentioned in our of Tues postponed, if the Court thought there was a e. etri ny case. Church of Eng and .. . A 4-Blackburn Preference, 21.4-Loudonf,'lo63- Mid -51 50 0 0 20 9 24 mother wishes to remove her. It is not disputed that, corpus the Cent had ordered the child to be given u d b f Ed I dh . pto ay came on e ore is or eipon an application for the P a Pe. r 'of " whittling " (cutting) a stick. When asked to But he contended that no case had been made out a • Cit of London •• • ; , gamut Y spr ct.& bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 30 lands, 821-Dovers, 223-Leeds,963-Manchester and Bite , the father having died without appointing a guardian, the father. In another caee, the Court, on habeas cor- ditcharge of the prisoner who Wail arrested on Mond h h e ow t e cut, Bacon presented his left hand, and be. any one. The charge of betting had been negatived by ClericlAied.& Gen•Lif County ........ •• -• • 41. 100 0010 0 0 _ mingham C Quarters, 101. 1/ 160 50 0 0 5 0 0 _ -- the mother is now guardian for nurture, and it is laid pus, had ordered a Hindoo boy of 12 year f • , '• aY tween the first and second joints of the flrst finger s o age, who last, en a judge s order, for debt, as he was leaving the the witnessee, and eve • • • .n if proved, against which of tha Crown •• •• • • 5 8 , 50 0 0 5 0 0 - i was a very deep as well as an extensive cut, extend ng BIRMINGHAM, JAN. 21. down (3 C. Rep., 33 b.) that the guardianthip for nur• profeesed to have embraced Chrietianity, to be delivered Mansion-house, where he had been charged with for defendants could the enalt be enforced, no one in par- Eagle •• "•• 15 , 4 per cent. IGO 005 0 0 5 g e n' nearly to the bone. The inspector remarked oa the inn P. y - • - E trite and Law...... vs STOOK EXOHANOE.-The market haa been brisker toe ture continues till the child attains the age of 14. An up to his father, who adhered to the Hindoo religion, on the Cape of Good Hope Bank. ticular • b having een pointed out as the proprietor of the (1 - European Life ...... ... I IL 20 0 5 all 18 day, and a fair amount of business transacted Great probability of such a cut having been caused by the mere plate! observation wee made that the commissioners of the and the judges refused to examine the boy as to his Mr. Lewis submitted that the defendant Was entitled Family Endowment •• 4/.per cent. 100 0 0 40 0 - __ es . r e _ cutting of a stick, and be then gave a different version, a per cent. 50 0 all t Vll . s , it W te n S our aey Guaranteed Stock was done at 64- . Mr. Beadon said, se the case stood at h eneral ....... present, t e G school are in loco parentis ; but thie wee littie relied capacity and knowled,ge of the Christian reli d I • • mon. nto his discharge. Tata defendant was discharged by the • 51 per cent Stock. all 101 Birmingham Canal Shares, 931-Birminghatu Bank, 31- paying that he did it while carving the dinner on the Globe - 47 5 , - Dudley and West Bromwich Bank, 10-Birmingham Old perties found using the place for betting purposes were _. upon, and it is wholly untenable, As a general rule, it similar cotes, the Supreme C Art at Calcutta has fol- Lord Ma h r • • yor on t e lath inst., and an affidavit, dated 13 ch b un ay y the knife slipping. He was then a-ked how Gresham Life . ..... • • 20 0 0 50 0 0 - Union is admitted that if a child under seven years is so lowed a different course. There being no appeal in such the 9th, was made on which the ca illi Wad iss da d Reeve and Bass. Do. D 0... , ... • • - Mill, 144-Birmingham Waterworks (New), 64 pm. ' . P ' Ile , n it Wall, if this last version was true, he did not get it Mr. Lewis denied that this had been proved. Guardian .... - •••••. 5/. per cent 1 . 00 0 0 20 0 0 52 Prices were firm at about yesterday's quotations. brought up the Court ought at once to order the child matters to a higher Court, Sir Erskine Perr • y, for his actnally before the discharge from the Mansion-house dressed on the Sunday, and not leave it without dressing The witness Ernstine was called, and cross-examined Imperial 0ire......... 121. r.er cent. aOO 0 0 30 0 0 - , to be delivered to the gu a rdian. But the contention is subsequent guidance, very properly submitted the u • 1 J • • • • . es .Ir. mince Coleridge said where a ud e had a doubt J g , until the Monday morning, when, as he alleged, his by Mr. Lewis-Was a journeyman tailor. Had beeu in I t m d perial Life - that between the ages of 7 and 14 the Court ought to lion i to my brother Patteson, whose res q h b • • ponse was as e was ound to give the prisoner the benefit of it and • L n a ernetty Marin .... e 5.. p. et. &bs. 100 0 0 13 0 0 97 wife sat up in the bed and tied a piece of cotton on. Ba. communication with the police on the subject of proceed- w Fire ............ 2s 2s bons & • 100 0 0 210 $ - LEEDS-JAN. 2L exemine th • e child and ascertain whether it hai mental . follo ws o __" I cannot doubt that you were • Hi • b h Id h f • • ' quite rig tin es ou t ere ore order hun to be discharged. Order con did not seem• to relish this style of interrogatory, • • h• h Il d been swindled largely at ing against tis ouse. a Law Llte.• ••• ........ 51. pei• cent. 100 0 0 12 10 0 61 l 4 es oTOCK EXCHINGE.-The market has been rather firmer capacity to he competent to make a choice, and, accord- holding that the father was entitled to the custod of Ids . d 1 • y i acc rmg y without costs. and did not return an answer to or make an observation Legal and General Life 4s. per share 50 0 0 20 0 514 the house. to-dad Midland, 829-Great Westerns ' $ , 66 to 66e-Ta ieg to the degree of mental capacity which it is found child, and enforcing it by writ of habeas carpus. Tbe London - on it, but turned the conversation to something else. Mr. Lewis-A journeyman tailor, and swindled Vale, 146-Bristol and Exeter, 93 to 931. to poneese, to tand it over to the guardian ur to liberate general law is clearly so, and even atter the age of 14, London & Prov. Law • • 3s. 50 0 0 20 0 2% it, and to desire it to go where it pleases. With re- whereas the boy was only 12. The right might, indeed, TELE GREAT GOLD ROBBERY. Bacon, who was present, was staked by the magistrate largely. Pray how much do you earn by tailoring a marine ..... .......... 18s. & bs. 100 9 0 20 0 0 - gard to the maintenance of the poor, a r ule has been in• be forfeited by misconduct of a very gross nature but • - if he wished to make any observatiens on the statements week I medarenidstoon. Life 4% per cent 50 0 0 20 0 3ti Minerva .. .. •• 51 er cent 20 0 0 40 0 - --- ------- ------ ----- ---- - troduced that while a child is under seven it shall not be nothing of that kind appears to have bee b la' f n rung t or. FANNY KAY AND THE TURKISH BONDS. of Inspector Young respecting the clothes and monis him and reeriect which he alleged had . been stolen from , d ~. y Witness-Was able to earn 265. a week by his labour, Monarch ...• ••• • • *P ......... 51. per cent. 5 0 0 1 0 0 11. SEABORNE MAILS. and had earned that sum last week at a tailor's in St. New Equitable - separated from the mother for the purpese of being ward. It may have been an act of imprudence originally Yesterday, prior to the opening of his business in the ing which he had given r e ra v h c i Tue i n hacdontradic- Martin's-court. Pelican .... -- •• ..•• 51 p. ct. - - - •0 maintained by the parish in which it ie settled. Again, in the father to place his boys with persons who were courts, Mr. Baron Martin heard an application in his Phomix - - 1844 [When the date for reeling up a mail falls en a Sunday, by Sergeant Talfourd's Act, 21 and 3,1 of Vict., c. 54, likely to bring them. Up in religioue opinions and feith Private room, Westruinoter Hall, upon the subject of tory statements. li o e f. in i ' children th:t l he • teen so Mr. Beadon thought it was but fair that Mr. Lewis p .. rofessional Life ...... 51. per cent. 6 5 0 010 0 - affected by th i I i t l not should have time to argue the case fully, and he would Provident the mail remains open until the day following ; except in the a. 1, it is enacted that when infants under the age ot contrary to their father's. I suppose he made some the property seized by the police after the apprehension e ea c: l rrect statementa at all tirr i l e i l i g Life........ 12%. per c. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - seven are in the sole cuetody er control of the fatleer, etipulations for avoiding thiB. But, whether he did or of Pierce, Burgess, and Tester, the three prisoners last have giv i en t iz e c en his wish to do RO. It wa el:* t itknigh therefore accede to the request for an adjournment. He Rock Life - 7s. 500 0100 N case of the India mail, via Southampton, which, on stlelt a m is shit, occasions, is made up the previous evening.] th• Lord Chancellor or the Maatar of the Rolls not, Ido not think that the law would be affected week convicted' in the great gold robbery case at the it had . a way ] : would further state that there appeared to be a case Tteal Exchange ...... .4 p. c. &be Stock. ell - the money he received fro he said, to ee t p r.. Atter, 242 rosy make an order that such infants shall be thereby. Even it he had changed his mind on that Old Bailey. An application had been previously made against Reeve and Bass, and they must find bail. There :.! u ut F ito ire Life •• •• •• ' l4 ri. c 1 . 4 8 e. b3. 9, Stamf rd b itself a d no m t his attorney a o , h. , n to mix it u delivered to and remain in tbe cuutody of the subject, as well as on the education of his boys in on behalf of the South-Eastern Railway Company, that P was no case against the other four, and they must be dis• feinted Kingdom .... 41. & bonus. 20 - 0 0 510 0 ... Po& 72•1/ Wall his otber moneys. Ihe former he always placed h d Universal life . . - mother until they attain the age of seven years. Under other respects I know of no law which forbide him the property of the convicts mieht be given up to them, . c arge . -........ ....1.---..... in a small fancy box, which wan kept in a workbox, and victoria Life ........ . 51. & nom. - 50 0 5% Made up at Whence n seven is sometimes called " the aga of nurture," but to do so, or binde him to the arrangement which he as being a portion of the proceed); of the robbery. On Adjourned until Wednesday. the des- -y what w hun By ~,i,s t the latter he put into a jar. The workbox, this is the peculiar nurture required by a child from its had at first made."-(" Oriental Caeee 109.") ~ p, that occasion the application was refused, and it was °°ntaining Mr. Lewis said he would state fairly, at once, if a con- JOINT-STOCK BANKS. Post-Office. patched. Vessel. eXpected Vessel. the 51. note and the two sovereigns, was placed on the ---- -- __ ea _ mother, and is entirely different front guardiauship for For these reasons, and on these authorities, we are arranged that due notice should be given to all the victim]. did take place that an appeal would be made Dividend Amount .._-- ma n. drawers in his bed-room, which was the front room on - Lisbon...• .. 7th,l7th,& nurture, which belongs to the father in his lifetime, even of opinion in the present C 3 8 ,1 that pri,7ta facie the Parties concerned before a formal renewal of the appli- against the decision. Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. spain - Milani the first floor, and he was sure it Wa3 safe when lie left t A.NOTHER BETTING CASE.- Wllllalll Ray, GeOrg'e Annum. Share. Madrid Jan. 24 from the birth of the child. We can firid no distinction mother is entitled 33 guardian for nurture to have Ler cation, after affidavits duly made. Gibraltar home on the Monday morning at 6 o'clock. He did not, Matthews, and Georee Grinder, were next charged with ---- - - Gibraltar al , in the boob as to the rights and incidents of this species child delivered over to ' her Still, he h v torfei ed s may a e t Mr. Bodkin and Mr. Rem) (tolicitor) now d appeare X s. d. Z s. d. Malta ...... I of guardiaoehip from the time when it commences till the h •h b • • • fth S h E R*l C M • or e out - :astern al way ompany ;e r. Sleigh, . . he said, see his children on that morning, as they slept being concerned in keeping a common bettiog-house. Australasia......... - 101. per cent. 40 0 0 all er rig t y prior immoral conduct •or by proof that 84!-;e Egypt ...• .. 1 lth & 20th 4th and in a different roona from his, but he SAW his wife, spoke tg o. l 25 0 0 18 15 0 IS South -12, Little Newport•street. Bank of Egypt ...... - N. Ceylon .... r5l of the time when it expires. One of these incidents is, that the she does not make the • ' ' f th li •ff fL d d M•dd •M L • application bona fide ;or by hay. or esen s o on on an • i iesex , r. ewis, to and kissod her, and before leaving she tied the piece ago.oo hide , 'le t t of ingui The superintendent went to the house, and found Bank of' London ... .. • 51. per cent. 10) 0 0 50 0 0 - India ...... month. guardian should be entitled to the custody of the person ing some illegal act in view when she la s obtained a pos. . for the convict Burgess ; Mr. Wontner, for the con ,• , ~ of cotton rag on his finger. The suit of clothes stolen, R dM• h • bh•l th h the other Br ay au , att ews in a room e in, 0 s op, itish North American 3'. p. c. & bs. 50 0 0 all 6 8 Maui itius Ch. Bk. Ind. Auit & Ch. 4'. per cent. 20 0 0 60 0 5% (eiaCeylon)J month. of the child ; without much right he could not possibly seseion of the child Ac • cording to "Rex v. Greenhill," tP• • d M B d(f B h vic ierce ,an 1 r. ear rorn uc anan sh tor me and which were his best, or Sunday olothee d 1• h ~ an w tic . perform the dutiee cut upon him aa guardian. He is to the immorality to extinguish the right of the par nt or convict Tester. defendant was in the shop. Found several books in na y ... . on the day befor he had worn e, he had placed on the too 0025 0 0 - Penang - lades Feb. 4.. Colonel)* " nurture" the child ; the legal sense of this word is its guardian to the custody of the child must be of aegross Mr. Under• Sheriff Crosley was also present, as well front of his bed-room balusters, in . , and they were the shop, one a day-book containing entries of bets Colonial .............. Commercial of London. 19 • , 100 0 0 20 0 0 27% etn e apore natural and conamon sense in the English language, nature, so that the child would be in eerious danoer of as Mr. Seward, a solicitor, and brother to Seward, the upon races. In one of the books there was an entry is leavino home It there en h e . was his custom of a Eng. Scot. & Aust. Ch. 101. per . . cent 20 0 0 all 18 Australia(vlal 5 , which Dr. Johnson says is "to educate, to train, to bring contamination bI • •h h B y tying wit er. ut here no unrno n forger, and now familiarly known as " Jern, the Sunday morning to see and put his money to rights, t h • • of a bet, which would be proved to have been made by oonmonar. Bk. of Aug. 41. per cent. 20 0 0 „ 20 0 0 „ le I(2 the Cape).. 17% Cape of Good ... / South- ~ seeming j aghtet •••••••• Jan. e. Lied up ;" accordingly, from the case to be found in the Year rainy is imputed to Mrs. Race and ake Seems to Lave Penman." and on the Sunday ra g, ornin the 28th of Deo b 1 one o t e witnesses. Da. New .. • • ...... 9, London and County... lel. per cent., 50 0 0 20 0 0 33 Ilope .. •• .. . Books (8 Ed. IV., 7b) to the present titue it bee ever b ' 1 cl , • ' een a virtuous woman, wel eserving tne ardent a re g. Mr. Baron Martin commenced proceeding& by calling e tween the hours of 9 aud 10 o'clock, he saw the 51. en ' e r, "" ' Inspector Webb said he had searched the defendants, Lon & Eastn. Brikir.C. Gl. per cent. ;100 • 0 50 0 0 - Mauritius .. I" , Feb. 5.... Dart- Harbin been considered that the father • ,or whoever else on his tion which her husband felt for her An attempt ie M SI •h t tie' h• h 1 ' h * upon t r. • mg o say any ing w lc ie mig t wises igns safe and this WAS h last note and the two sovere , . t e . and found various betti d ng memoran a on Ray and Lond Joint-Stock .. 12a, pc & hal 50 0 0 10 0 0 - Ceylon .... mouth ger Jan. 25 naglasd death may be the guardian for nurture, has by law a made to show • • . • • that in applying to this court she is a in oppositiou to the claim of the South-Eastern Rail time he actually saw them. Oa the Monday morning wall, Matthews. There was a betting-board affixed to the oond o n n • ad Westininst; IG: per • cent.'loB 0 0 20 o 0 5e% Delia 100 0 0 35 0 0 - Lisbee right to the custody of the child, and shall maintain an mere tool in the hand fo h B c iref 11 so . t ors. ut, on i u 7 way Company. box to et a ie he had opened the outer g pce of cotton rag, and materials used in betting were found in the Nat. Prnvincial of Eng• • „ 20 0 0 1 o 0 0 - Madeira Ditto, New •• •• •• •• e action fer trespaes awainst a straneer who takes the 1 k• h r ar ing . t ro b ug a h t i he affi.davits, we do not see that thus 3,1 r Sleigh said the sheriffe were anxious that tile place. Betting-cards were foued with "W. Ray Little 20 0 0 50 0 - CapedeVerd the other (the second box) ineide, he con- Ditto di i t l t k .. . it e;. , cent. child. (See authorities Cont. Dig " Guardian D,) The ro e . rty taken from out the possession of the prisonere and, seeing Newport-street," on them. Heard Ray say be ' lived 50 0 0 22 10 e - Brazil - 3 Af there. The two others said they had only just come ! l ee:• t e i t ° ,: lr o .l atli Wal e s 11,. •20'. •P per eent. 25 0 0 , all - BuenosAy •• re • ; - Feb. 9.... South- ma -_ __ uwaY Feb. 12 Avon question then arises, whether n' habeas corpus be the eto gi g: e ls e :Ls: t :tc i t , e a d t ~ :ad s : e ea t r h a i fl a t t t lr t tb w e e are bound d :13o P uld get into the proper channels, and as there was no 1 ampton ' proper remedy for the ,guardian to recover the custody ef eineerity of her motives. In wishin no talL ur h ty proof of its being a portion of the proceedd of the rob- into the place. _I 20 0 0 15 0 0 - t en e t the child of which he has been improperly deprived. Cer- children from these Protestant school g .; she no \ an er t two eluded all was safe. On the Sunday night, about 11 o'clock, he wound up the watch now produced by Ser herY they claimed it on behelf of the Crown, as b e i nh geant Broad, and placed it On the drawers, Cross-examined-The words "Coaleoffice" were over the ° Orlentni Bank Corpora. 101. per cent. 25 0 0 „ " o ° v ln " T l l al ß o a P k lrelai • ni . 41 p c - t 36% Falkland Is- Abs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 ~ ...... :" 59 Wes.; muies Mr. Eliiott-Did you h , ake the time on the following place, and two lumps of dusty coal were in the window. Fr Di i t n to ° , - New.......• ... B . l. • per cent. 10 0 0 a u tainly, the great use of this writ, the board, of English ecientiously, although not prudently ; and wlVe r rhe e b ° o ll. T clearly entitled to it RR the property of convicted felonse - 2314 ( except lia. jurisprudence, is to set a t libe r ty an y o f the Queen's was allowed to go, Ibeing above 14 (12t, she mi ht mit Mr. Lewis objected that the judge had no jnrisdiction morning from this watc • Saw no betting boards. Found not more than three 1 0 nian................ 51. per cent. 25 9 0 all 7' Yana and Bacon-No, sir. I had a watch of my own, from e South Australia •••• .. 10/. per cent., .25 0 0 all _ Honduras). subjects unlawfully imprisoned ; and when an adult is unnaturally desire to have the girl also; th ' g • at toey might in the matter, as Burgess had, before his conviction or four betting cards in the place, and saw no one m k 3 - Union of Australia.... 11/. per cent.' 25 0 0 all 64 Venezuel a ~ 2dandl7th Ist and brought up under a habeas corpus and feund to be unlace. be educated together. The anower to this a 1' ' ' ' pp tcation (if executed a deed of trust conveying the property to the; which I took the time, and carried it with me. This bet , . - 210 0 - ores , Tow n Mof the South- 16th of fully imprisoned, he is to have his unfettered choice to there be any) we thina mutt rest upon the ground Mem hands of truetees for the benefit ot his wife and children, watch belonged to my wife. The witness Ernsting said-On Monday he made a Union of Iltunburg• •• • - 15 0 0 30 0 - NewGranad- month. , ampton Parana the :Atrat4 go where he pleasee. But, with respect to the child the mother was under a leg l bl• tO t I h a o iga ion eei ucate er and that therefore the property was not in point of law Mr. Elliott-How long might you have had the great bet on Gipsy K• d •d th 5 tlt log, an pal e money, a, o ay, Union of L0nd0n....... 101.pc& .bs., 50 0 0 10 0 0 - chin .... a - me 0 0 50 0 0 40 Peru - •• i month. the child is su OSP , • 1 • under guardianship for nurture, pp dt ) chortren in the Protestant faith, and that she now seeke the property of Buroesm at the time of his conviction, coat you speak of a • s havieg been stolen ? receiving a ticket, which he now produced. Had known Unity Mutual .... •• • • Western Banko , Gonda. - !100 ootso 0 0 - California*. :: be unlawfully imprisoned when unlawfully detained from to get posseseiou of the daughter with the intention of and could not be claimed by the Crown as the property Bacon-Well, it may be five or seven years. Bacon the office a long time as a betting office, but had not - DOCKS. llondura s the custody ot the guardian, And w h en delivered to him following a course with her which the law forbids. Had of a convicted felon, went on to say that on leaving home he left loose in a made any bets before there. Had seen the other two - Nassau .... im Feb. 17 . } South - the child ie supposied to be at liberty. " Rex v. Mande- she bten a testamentary guardian, and the will had Mr. Beard said Teeter had taken exactly the Rhine drawer two eovereigns, and his wife hal money besides. 8 op, ut wou d not swear o ern defendants in the h b 1 t th Name of Company ' Dividend Amount per • of • ampton ' the •••eviii; month. villa" (5 East., 220) clearly proves that such is the fit directed that the children should be educated Prates- steps as Burgess before his conviction, and therefore the These two sovereigns be found safe, and received from partitively. Annum. Share. Paid. Pric.e. Mexico .. • . South mode of proceedieg, if the child it under seven. Is tants we should not have ordered the girl to be de- objection which applied in the oae cane applied equally Mre. Payne, his aunt, his wife'is purse, uuntaining Mr. Lewis atked for au adjournment, as he would ---_ __a__ ______ Havana ....1 Feb. 2....} ampton Parana Feb. 1 AtratO ' there any reason for following a different course be. livered up to the guardian, she intending to send the so in the other. half-a•sovereign and 53. in silver. When further pressed prove on another occasion that the witness was not Commercial .... •• ..•• 51. pr cent. 4Stose•kd• £ S. el. Madeira .... tween seven and 14 ? The intellectual faculties of tie girl to a R,oman CAtholic semivary. But she is guar- Baron Martin expressed his regret that hia brother about the clothes Bacon flatly contradicted himself by worth f d• y o cre .t. Do. Preference gtock. Stock, - Teneriffe .• 1 .1" 23 l• PIY • C W C.ofAfrica an ' .. mouth "dace Feb 6 Ettiope child may be considerably developed in this interval, dian for nurture, with all the rights belonging to a Wilke, who sat with him on the trial, was absent, and saying the miosing clothes were aot his best, though he Mr. Beadon said there was a much stronger case in East arid West India.. GI. pr i• cent. Stock. •• - _ British North and the child may now have a very strong inelination mother ae eurviving parent. The husband certainly tated the contrar i said he had understood that all parties) were agreed upon bad repo Madly s .y,bt t added that his the present instance. There wag a book with an entry Grand Surry D. & Canal 41. per cent. 100 0000'O 0 _ America .. / - h. } Liver kirk* J to leave the home of the guardian, and, from religious was a Protestant ; Lis children had been baptised in the enurse to be adopted, and that there would be cked u in h • best clothes were lo p is drawers. of a bat corresponding with a ticket produced by t h e Do. Loan Notes .... D0..5 per cent. Prof. 51. " t 100 0000 0 e .... United States Every r pow. an. 26 NINO"' as well aa frivolous motives, to be educated at a different the Anglican Church, arid lee probably expected that no objection to the delivery of the property into the concluded his t This having c ii aternent, Mr. Elliott, witneee, in addition to a stamping machine and betting London .... . •..... pr cen . 25 0 0 50 0 _ United States Jan.2o and} Stock 9 to . ck. 101 Liver- ItiehNorth 1 alternate now ...••• •• Jan. 29 ..: ...w . school from that which the g uardian ha s selected. But they would be brought up as Protestants. But his ,viil hands of the sheriffs, for the Crown to decide upon addressing the prisoner, asked if it was her wish to cards. st. Katharine .... •• •• 4%/, pe"r cnt. Stock . . erica .. Tuesdays. ' ' , EI a '' ' ppm:orlon. make auy statement or say anything to the cbarg outhampton ....... - • dto find bail, the other two were , . 4 per cent. 50 0 0 50 • cr 0 , United States South- , the consequencee which would follow from a,llowing is entirely silent upon this subject ; and in his most 1 ` e Ray wae require d victoria ...... •• •• •. 5/. Os per c 10 0 i - Britt n bi - t h M Jan 14 .. 20 00 - sor • I ampton ' , rage- Feb. 19 Ants such a choice are most alarming. We must lay down beautiful and affecting letter ot the 25th of Auguet, Mr. Sleigh directed attention to the affidavit of Mr, against her. discharged, and the further proceedings were ordere Dittr• New ...... . CI 20 0 0 14 0 " 1 3 1,4 America .. a rule which will be generally beneficial, although it 1354 (showing him to have been a model of a Christian Rees, where it was admitted that the property taken Cook (the gaeler)-The prisoner tells me, Sir, that to stand over till Wednesday. Canada .... 1 E Tan. 27 .. 7 Liver- Anglo- - hz ...^.• may operate harshly in particular instances. If the soldier), he appears to have had unbounded confidence from Pierce was in Agar's possession before the robbery she does not feel equal to the tatk of addressing you ; LIST OF SCOTTISEI COMPANIES' PRICES. 3 POOl Saa nr , reit. 41-•"- - - rican. proposed choi took place. hut she has banded me this piece of paper, which she __ _____ i_ - - - ce were given t o th e child the relation of in her, and to have left the education of the clindren M-Morni n• gnerdian and ward would still eub e nt ; th e guardian entirely in her discretion. Indeed, by niarrying a Roman Baron Martin said he had read the affidavit, but he wiebes your worehip to read. BURGLARIES AT NOTTING-HILL-OA PTURE Name of Company. Dividend Amoe.nt Pal .. per of a Price. Ile. E-Evenine. might retake the child wherever be found it ; and he Catholic, aud by permittin h ••I • la• If • t gt e cni dren in is i eume o . thought it would be best for him to adjourn proceedings Mr. Elliott (looking at the paper handed to him), said OF TWO BURGLARS YESTERDAY. Annum. Share. ..-____.............„..... might maintain an action against the person who, con- join in Roman Catholic ra rs he does not seem to have till a future day, when any of the parties might come " She wiehes me to read this paper, does she ?" m -- SATURNALIA. IN THE Bo trary to him wishes, takes or detains the child. Then, had the horr p ye ' • before him with such affidavits as they might think Cook-She does, Sir. Xad.X s. d. • ladies' d , ODOIR.-The fashion of inflate Yesterday, at the Marylebone Police-court, John too c o too o 0 19910. 11 , , g . resses nas lio f or of Popery felt by man pious Protestants. /Sank of Scotland ..•• 7i. per cent. how could " n proper, and when ha might have the assistance of his The most intense anxiety was here manifeeted on the los pone of re • ar reversed the relative posit Hu hes and John Greenwood were placed at the bar be- British Linen Company 8/. per cent. too o 0 too o 0 230 istreaS urtnre" be carried or. with such ail a rine, Still, if the mo osition laid d y own can be supported, that and serf cent 10 0 0 210 031 15s lady's-maid who h ant, that it is now usually the which, if established, would apply to every father of ait was her du ; t P ee uardian for n t i th ' I ur ure, rom e simp e brother Writes. countenance of every person in the crosvded court, and g I Bou hton, charged under the following cir• Caledonian Bank ..... 81. per fore it a r g City of Glasgow Bank 51. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 12115 s as to blow the lady up.-Punclt. family in the kingdom in respect of all his children, fact of the fa Y . g • Mr. Seward said that be wished to state that he was all eyes were directed towards tbe bench, when Mr. to 0 0 13? 5s , , [ADVERTISEMENT ther havino been a Protestant to educate the curnstances :- Clydesdale Bank •• .. ”41. p cent. 20 0 0 ` J.-Holloway's Pills-Another won male and female, above the age of iieven years ? If a children as Protestants li she A ' • 'olllli be contemplatlng what a creditor of Pierce, and that he had attached the Turkish Elliott rose from his seat, and with some emotion read • The case excited a considerable degree of interest, and 0 minercial Bank •• 71. per cent. 500 0 0 100 0 0 24810 s aerial cure of father wishes to take his son, when ten years old, from the law forbids by wish '. • . Bonds taken from him. aloud from the paper in his hand the foll ' 1 . owing start ing the court Was much crowded in consequence of the nu- E . astern Bank.. ••- • • 61. per cent. 25 0010 0 0 13/ Os knn J n Asthma -Extr t f Itt f M ac o a e er rom rs. .ing to remove the childron from a 5005 / 3 8 ; °-- 08 , Lord-8t . ' Mint) & Glasgow.... 834 i. p cent. 5 0 met, Liverpool, to Professor Hol e private school where flogging is not practised and Protestant to a Roman Catholic scheol ; but no sufficient Mr. Wontner-I think it right to mention that this statement :- robberies and burglaries which within the las' N 1 100 o o 100 o o 193( Os u3w aY l " I Ives seriously afflicted for five years with send him to Eton, and the boy refuses to come home autherity has been oited in s p tof this poeition ; man ie the person who wrote the authority which I it gir,-I must confess lam an innocent person, and he mer" t ' • s three months have been perpetrated in the vicinity No e t rt o h n o a f t . n c r• o a tla k nd .. ll . a . u . k . 6 !t 4 i. P :i r • := * 20 0 0 210 05/ 5 8 asthma, fr who committed the dreadful deed is toy husband • and 51. P per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 1404 s the heart, eguently expectoratitag blood, palpitation of and is brought up by habeas corpus, is he to be permitted and the mother becoming gua t r l di l an r b nature P Z the death received from Agar, to heed over the proceeds of the sale ti:Wo t tin -hill, Paddington, Royal Ba ' ri s k of Scott. .. there was no money on the drawers. He took the little t g . nionßank of Scot. -81. per cant. 100 50 50 50 3 0 I°s " s this st together with faintness and cold sweat, In •cl! • th I lit were pre- U to say that, oa consideration, he is of opinion that the of the father, no provision to the cor y itrar b• e d bh of his bank stock to Pierce, aod therefore it ie mit 1 e boy down stain', put him in a chair, and there cut his Several gentlemen rem mg lu e oca y Western Bank- .• •• - 71. per tient. 50 0 0 0 0 4 ,- ./If s ate I eontinued for several months!. I consulted Private school is preferable to any public school where him, she appears to us to have in all r Y elu n ma e 1 certain h m t h e us aye known something of the tranaac• throat. He then went up stairs and cut the little baby's sent during the inquiry. Mance Fire and Ll , e.. s%t.pr cent. 100 0 2 1,1 0 0 17 , 131 the faculty until all ho f l• f • ed pe o re le vanish , wheal was n • • espects the slate pa ogging is p ermi tt e d, an d therefore m e lees his election rental authority which might have been exercise tion at the time. I feel bound to mention this. The first witness called was- British Guarantee .•• 41. per cent. 10 0 v ' 0 0 1/ 14s prevailed d by the throat. " MARTHA. BACON." Fire blear . ifh.per cont. too 0 0 10 o o 251 Os ' Upon to give your Pills a trial. Under their to return to the private tchool, the master being willing father had he survived the mother. As the la tnd Proceedinge werethen adjourned till Monday next. leencer, 3811 A, who said-At et quarter to two thie Cxledcp:_a l n as,ow Lite.. fij. percent. 25 0 0 2 0 0 I/ . t influence th• t * It would be idle to attempt a description of the scene Is amble malady quickly disappeared, and to receive him ? Or, suppose that a Protestant mother, since the repeal of the statute for prosecutin w P g a. g' The property involved in the settlement of this appli. reu; - rning I heard a noise at the back of No. 39, West- ( hhtt cii 4 ;" 'Omni Lt.. ......... 51. per cent. 50 0 0 3 0 0 5/ 1 m h e 1 g 13,11sts, of horror which this fearful announcement of the Edinburgh Life Insur. 61. oer cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 30/ / 5 ) - V Y ath is now re-established.-Sold by all medicine guardian for nurture of a daughter seven yeare ef wee, the question must be the mine under tie cation amounts to about 2,600/ , rincipally Turkieh b urne-villas and I saw the prisoners in the garden. e actual circum- B d f d • P ' "" P - 1 ' "dreadful deed," as the unfortunme prieoner and mother 0 . r . n away with his companion, N:ng. & Scot. Law Life 51.,,er cent. 50 0 0 3 5 0 . 41 -, endors throughout the world ;at Professor Holloway's sends her to a board• h 1 rofessing to be a 140- stances of thie case as if the father ing sc oo p had died a Roman on s, oun in ieree s possession, but beion re to Hughes upon fleeing me!, . .., _ ' Life Ass•.c. of Aeotland 61. per cent. 40 0 0 300 et 68 Establishments, 244, Strand, London ; and 80, M a id en . testant e • • g la ^ described it in her own hand writing, and the guilt of the ernmary •in a short time she finds that attempte Catholic and the mother surviving been a Protes Aoar (or rather Fanny Kay and Agar's child), 600/. and they got iuto an adjoining garden. i sprang my Nationa, Fire and Life 61. per cent. 10 0 0 105 i 1 4 0 21 th ane, New York ;by A. Stamps, Constantinople ; A. have been s ' tent. a husband, produced on the tnindB and feelinga uf all pre -1 d h th t over another ee ..orth British Incur... 71. per cast. 100 0 0 th ' ueceeshllly made by teachers there to convert Would it in that case have been unlawful fo th r e mot er h belonging to Burgess, aud 4001., (also Turkish Bonds), . sent. A thrlll of horror seemed to pass through the rattle and gave an a arm, au t en ey go all far awe from me. Greenwood was stopped by Northern Assurance Co. - 20 0029 o 0 371 0 , Guidicy, Smyrna ; an d E. Muir, Malta. e girl to the Roman Ca h I' f• h • the irl refuses to to have brought up the children SR PrOtestani% ! T he belonging to Teeter. Y 1 0 o ii 14 come home, gayin . to lc aft , g court, and a loud outburst of unmiltakeable disguet and w hes for the time, Scottish Provincial .... - 50 0 0 2 0 Alicia Race, of " Villareal v Mellish" o „ 1 n o m analogy to the language used by cases t . (.. Swanston, 53n) and horror followed. Bacon, who stood behind Mr. oo • ag d another constable. I lost sight of Hug Scottish Union Insrnc. 7};,1. prcont. 20 0 0 0 21 14 -'------- -----------------------"'-'"'-'''----------------" I will eta h will not go home to my own mother ; " Talbot v. the Larl of Shrewsbury" (4 Mylne and C ' dd• tl ft d h• t over eight or ten n an irec y a erwar s saw im ge Standard Life •• •• .. • 51. 1 0 01/ 1 • Per cent. 50 0 0 7 „ „, 5s BIRTHS y ere where I nag, RAILWAY T.RAFFIC RETURNS. ward, instead of meeting the a ccusation by a declaratio walls. I followed him some distance, and he was at e 20/ Os she lain cons may pray to the mother of God ;" 672) show that in such matters the Courts know of no dis- MISCELLANEOUS. 07 A BOX that he was not guilty, notwithstanding the accusation ecelence brou ht between different reli ions an • • -...- I th d b h t ble stoppe y anot er eons a . , we to examine her, and fig •up by habeas corpses. Are tinction . g , d will not interfere e x , of his wife, written and shined by himse , If recoiled at the eng professing to be a • , riding her of enick parts, and with the discretion of guardians as to the faith in which AND SOUTH-EASTERA RAILWAY.-Traffic re- NnoN h . . dhe not Soar, 289 D--Thie morning, at two o clock, I was in Dividend Am ount On the 21st inst., at 2, Bond-street, Cl are t . e mon square backwards ha . eincere con . turn for t e week ending Jan. 17, 1857 £15,371 8 3 charge, and would have %Alen th II d I h d rattle spring, and went to Name of Company. per Mrs. R. T. Broome. e arrow-roa . ear a of faith, to tell he vett to the Re man Catholic they educate their wards. The authority relied upo dock which was Annu Paid nto m. Share. I * Price. m n tho 20th inst., at 5, Torr ington -square, Mr.. James r that in spite of h • i Corresponding week last year 15,9'21 19 0 ' been supported try the front vart of the . %V tb k V•Il I saw the prisoner Hughes es ourne-par i as. she is at liberty to return t e wishes of her mother show that the ward must invariably be educated in there- come out of a garden, I laid hold of him, when he threw . _______-- ______ ______ Hannan. _ been converted ? Such a er ( : ) i c the school where she has lieion of the father is "In re Arabella Francis North," Z Decrease in 1856 - d trine s .. OF A DAUGHTER. t ents 10 0 0 African Steam Ship .. .. 2 0 0 - sistent with parental autho 't eemes wholly incon• before Vice-Chancellor K.night Bruce (11 Juliet, 7). That Lo 2 , 7 BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST RAILWAY.- Mr. Elliott, addressing Bacon, said-Your sta eat arm with an iron implement, which was very weighty, in On the 21st inst., at 27, 1J 20 0 0 10 0 0 poor A Revelation teach ue to re ri y, which both reason and c a se arising jointly on a return to a habeas corpus, and Tra '1.7:3° ' • ' 'pre- •3 2 t. rer cent. venue-road, Regent's 'Tact art eseenti ftic return for the week ending Jan. 17, respecting the alleged robbery have been so vague') h the garden. When I had laid hold of him, he exclaimed , ruscatTmn'Zi;i::*** . - 50 0 0 20 0 0 1. - park, the wife of Leader C. St fare of the human race. Indeed 'al for the wel- on a petition for the appointment of a guardian to chit- 1857 £lo,eos 18 4 , varicatiog, and unsatisfactory, that not a person who as " Now ou - I'll do for you." I think ke would 1 Australian AertCult•u•ri toper cent. 50 0 0 .evenson Fso On the 20th inst., at No ' ' ' '''' allusions _ - ttmgham, the wife of C. S. during the argucneet at the bar to the 'mete made dren as wards of the Court of Chancery, it is difficult to Corresponding week het year . 9,5 1- '8 13 ° heard th f ' e l em can or a sine e moment believe that they . ' y d d •f other officers had not come up, Australian Trust .... 25 n 0 - 19 0 0 23 Hadde , n Esq. ave mur ere me i . me:. pr cent tem venient grace, and the words of our Lo v i• i ir king3 ef Pre. distinguish what was done or said by the Vice-Chancellor Total of the half-year to this date, 1857 32,027 16 2 rt should 11 Austranan Royal Man _ - 0 0 25 0 0 - children and forbid them not to come ul:t " Suffer little as a common law and as an equity judge. He cannot be Total of the half-year to this date, 1856 29,756 15 4 contain a syllable of truth ; and I, for my pa , of any Parsone, 182 D, Bald that in consequence of the nu- , Anglo-Mexican Mint.. 1/ 1 08 ,i 2 ~g e s a , ll , 2 MARRIED. „, have felt it to be my duty, even in the absence . tO iner o U B burglaries and robberies which had recentlY British American Land • -•• '" " " a“ I - On the 20th inst ,at th such he the kingdom of Heaven." I o me ; for of alleged to have decided anything upon this point, and be LosooN AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.-Trame w made, to order you in t 5/. per cent 5 e church of St. t must be eno h a d only such statement as that just no aken place in the Paddington districts, he and Sergeant Canada ............. u. o __ _ et, 00 o 40 0° I - town, John Davey, E, Aloysins, &risers merely to say that the parental authority is in no d ; g e h- --' to consider it with a view of determinieg rdttur n for the week ending Jan. 18, 1857 £5t,133 0 0 art to the dreadful vre t. 100 0 0 32 In 0 - weakened by such sacred doctrines or precepts for e = 1- 'e whether the children should for a few days, till a uu rresPonding week last year 1 ye however, Potter had been directed, by Superintendent Hughes, to Do. 5 per cent Bond, 5/, ex cent 0 0 - Joseph Meyer, Et 1 1., of Dorchester, to Ann, widow of r the depredators. Ditto, 5 per cent bds 5 P Steck 100 _ ...... EsQ of Cone no and eldest daughter of Josh. &oleo t it Id GREAT No f our infant children. You wi no , e u murder o y . t ar keep a sharp look out to per cent. Stock toe 0 0 109% ••' re , onerP l , a ech Camd t . impossible without irreverence to show more fully hew guardian was appointed, be in the custody of a Roman RTIIERN RAILWAT.-Traffie return for the Ditto, 6 per cent en- own. week end' be taken to the statton-house and charged in the r g Mr. Broughton-What do you know about the pri- Ditt r '•• 61, per cent. Stock 100 0 0 On ...to ...... 1118 i..., at St ing Jan. 11, 1857 £21,849 16 11 .0, ,p c. bds 1874 61 Der cent. Stock 100 0 2 _ eldest son of John D * Mark's, Kennington, John, the irrelevant they are. This suggests the extreme incon Catholic or a Protettant nurse. He certainly does draw a uorrespondin w way with the crime of murder. Boners; l-Witness-From the numeroue robberies which Ditto, 6p c. bds 1876 * venience which would arise from tho proposed exanaina: an inference of fact that the father died a Protestant, al- a g eels lad year 22,318 17 8 fby Mr. Young, • 61. per ee n t Stock 100 0 v ulse-hill to R ' , eane, Esq ,of London-bridge, and , L.:HESTER AND la The prisoner was here taken charge o have lately taken place, I and Sergeant Potter were put CrYstal Palace ..... • , 0 all 2le T . eoPliia Ja d- - - oo e 50 0 eg John .utt, E s . no. youngest daughter of the late tion of the child. If there is to be an examination, i thou g h for some time before big death he had conforineu ~ h . -01.1•11 MID RAILWAY.-Traffic return for bles to the police-atation Ditto Preferenc • - t to the wo • tn week ending Jan and . hshorted by a posse of consta At 'wo this m - i upon duty in plain clothes. . orn ng I heard I 71pr. cent 50 ' fW L ~, .„' (1.• solicitor, Westminster, and stepdaughter ought to be conducted before all the judges who are to d • rship of the Roman Catholic Church, aud when Cathea m uti • 18, 1857 £4,1;06 0 0 iy marked was the Crys. Palace of F e* *•• 4 0 0 all - 0 • Oro, -Ls tbour e- •• a ranee l ying would net • po ng week last year 4,256 0 0 J F ad omit: the court. So strong ii a, rattle epring in Wes 13 ulla , and I went over City Navigation B - ...._ _ _ ( 1., of the Hawthorne, Clapham. take part in the adjudication ; and, after testing her t permit the ministration of a Protestant he not been so we wide me/. por cent _ h. K 100 0 0 91 c ergyman ; and h . 5 o 0 au - On Sunday, th e mental acumen, we ought to aecertain whether upon due althou h t 1 8 Honour does express; an opinion that Inerease itt 1856 .. 0 guarded, violent hands wou • Id hese been laid on im. . ere liad twisted. I went into one of th d e gar ens Ene.StAus. Cop g prisOn , r . ___ , , E , n , • melt. - investigation that she has imbibed a preference for Pro- Rumau g _he wife had been formally admitted iuto the LANCASHIRE AND Y --• .................. ' I: e 3-,s° m 0 • ht back to the court, 50 o 0 all - Julia, the belo 18th inst. at Glenbrook, Bray, Ireland, _ Catholic Ch ORKSHIRE P ,SILWAY.-...ramc re- In a short time after he was broug and found the prisoner riughes, with the first constabl ueattris. Hag. T. Co Rabic Reversionry • S/ per cent. 400 0 u .80 0 0 110 On the 21st inst Tad wife f .1' 0 o ames rton, Esq. testantism, and such an aversion from the Roman Ca- in the Prot urch, the children must be educated turn for the week endin a g an. 18, 1857 £21,687 10 5 an , p ace n e e ons oC 1 1 d i th f I ' d kon the following charge : G dtr lin on th d • • e ' E g li clad reenvroo s ugg g e groun . 1 seized hol 5 0 o 0 22 10 0 - tholio faith. When we look into nur law books, althougt. tions u estant faith, the father haring d C e pondi k 1 given no tree- orr s ng wee est year ...... 19 945 16 10 -Thomas Fuller Bacon 15, Anglesea-street, . Mile-end, d Ditto New - On the 2 ith • ~ at Putney, C. M. Sola, Eq. , pon the eub•ect b • F ii of Hughes, who swore that he would never b t k m , Gen i• e -- - - nd 11 100 0 0 00 . 0 - ..ever & Invest. 51. pc a ri . , inst i A ee 0 0 aii - 1,1710 t Sinderb •o n llea.ny-street, Regent's -pat k, Mite wo do not find the exact age defined within which the founded, will hh . 1 Y will. But this doctrine, if well CORK AND BANDON RAILWAY. .... ' ith wilfuily murderinulie two children, Edwin uer . II Ic• k d e ith ll Id • a - a ' -' alive. elce m w a is might upon the thieh en' I. Sc. Col. (Lim.) - & 15 0 C 14 0 e _ On the 20th • Y, aged 78. raffic return for week arah Ann Court, On a habeas corpus, will order the child to be de- Court t , , t , a ee l? apply t o the education of wards of the ending Jan. 17, 1857 ............ ;won ar e g - two years and a-half, and S t 6 and struck me on the back of the h' d I f b , Gen.gteamNavi g ation 40/. per ct. 4 0 0 all 3a' p • lust. at P °l . ‘?° n Y . , reepecting £207 4 7 . 9 g _ 29 h f December, 18a , ea . eel the , Loudon Gen. Omnibus 12/. per cent 4 ereira, wif e ot A , ark-crescent,Portland.place,Mre. whom an equity judge, Corresponding week lent year .................. - - Stock Stock - • livered up to the parent or d• •th t • a• guar lan wi cu examie representnag the Queen as nar .................... 202 1 4 Bacon, aged 11 months on the t o effects of the blow now, and shall ntonis Pereira, Esq. erhaps do so for some 1 iludson's nay.. •••• •• 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 all ..... On the 19th • tion, we do find cases where this course has been adopt- large discretion, d --- ens patror has a very GREAT LUXEMBOURG RAILWA.Y.-Tra e. h h N 4F ' t tin the parish of St. t W h d 13 file return for tee at t e ouse, o. , ouracre-s ree , ime to come. e a a mtru i nst., Edward Fitzwilliam, Esq. of 9, an may ive • • ' ggle, ant we I Hungerford .....• •••• 21 ' 55. 10 0 0 all _ Grove-place, Br sad, the child being above seven years of age, and we find scope of the duties of a la diecretione beyond the week ending Jan, 18, 1857 ... .............. 't 8 0 Mary's, Newington, re up and down two or three titnes. Other officer Lon. Ne. &Na. Mauso. 5/ per cent. 15 04. all - tor at the T ompton, late musical composer and direo guardian for .......... £631 ken the nothing to indicate that tbe rights of the guardians for common law. Theref • . nurt ure „d er t h e c o rresponding week last year ........................ 281 1T 6 Inspector Young said that after he had ta . , thtt 8 00021 came up London Reveroiona7Y -' - ___ 10 0 0 all 3 () heatre•Royal, Haymarket, ad 33 a the 18th • ge . ore, without yen • e station- to my a mice. Mex. &s. American 25 0 0 5 0 0 5 _ lust., at her residence, 16, Sillwood.place. nurture are in any respect impaired durirg the pet 101 l of the dictum, of so eminent a judge (altho * turing to question LONDON GENERAL OMNIBUS COMPANY.-Traffic re- prisoner into custody, and in going along to th . t shocking Dolly, 147, Sergeant Potter, 16. and Leete 11 Nat. Discount ComP •• 5/ per cent - X Brighton, Maria • the guardianship. In " Rex. v. Johnson" (Str. 679, altogether to accord with what was said b ugh it ee a for the week endine Jau. 17 18t ems not tarn e. 9 a 7 £10,904 12 7 house, he said, " 06, Mr. Young, is it no I i i D division, gave evidence in th 'r,a of the 1 Nh.w. G0 „.. 5p . e . Deb• • • , d. 10 0 ;-11 . i. - t on, aged 81. , widow of John, last Earl of Carhaner 2 Lord Rayrn., 1,333) a female child, nine years old, cellor Cottenliam in " Talbot v. the EarlolySLord Chan- _________ that she sheuld say I did it ? MY 1 3 , oor boy, eve , t fraid show that the prison e case, which tended to ! Nor. Bri. Australa,sien ers were ultimatel take • orth ef Europe. • tui. sk/. per cent 20 0017 10 0 - On the 21st inst at , the residence of her son-in-laW, y n into cue- - 2.1 0 0 all 224 Sarah, relict of . was brought up by habeas corpus in the custody of her we do not think it enough to show that th hrewsbury), THE SALMON SPAWNING IN THE SPEY.-The spawning him so wall that I could not hurt trim. lamno a e tody after they used their ut N o's Patent Cand. Co 50 0 all the late Charles Awdus Smith, Esq., Of 2% Nottiug•hill, entree, having a testamentary guardian appointed by the the infant, as guardian for nurture, was e moth • d legal , h ea 0, seai r, a bei n g nearly over in the Spey and its tributaries, of the truth ;it will always go furthesti.3 on were then their escape. meet endeavours to effect Mc Land&Min. Peel River -- Steam 71. per cent 50 0 0 all 68 O n the 18therisingt"' aged 61. father. The court at first doubted whether they ehoutd gf , educate the children as Protestants, or that n ound t o we m ay tta t e th a t there have been a large quantity of The depositions, so far as they affect ac I Pen. & Oriental - 50 0 0 i 0 0 0 - inst su ant , dd y, at Co Two female ser t , ..... wley, near Uxbridge, Bile can be s • fish this season and of av , pawning , , cry large size. We read over, an ihe was atke , ution d after the usual ca , vants, living in houses near to No. 39, 1 Ditto New i • t. Soc. 414 /. pr cent 100 0 0 all Wm• Norton ' , E N, aged 72. any further than to see that the child was not node , - any charged with an illegal purpose when intendin t were sworn, and their evidenc • Reversionere n 1) 1 r cent 110 0 0 25 0 0 ' g ° send should say that from the nurnuer and s' her be wished to s y anything. lee of the fish, whet a e was strongly inculpatory i Ditto New •• ••• • •• "2 • P • . illegal restraint, but afterwards declared that, this being them to a Roman Catholic school. The cemtnis s i tmett li ht man, of about sof the prieenere. 41. p. share. 100 0040 0 0 2 --- ---. ---- '' - " . " ---- 77 - '7' - ^------____----------.........-.-.......' - ' -'1 the st ea ; R oyal vi ail Steam..., 1 __ ___ and thy o p enne ss ot a, . rms of water during the The pritonem who is rather aB, g . th e ease o f a yourg child who had no judgment of her in detaining the girl from Ler mother, have no deuCt 1 who seemed Some chieels ar d • li Aus. Invest. . Tor cen . 5/ • t 10 0 all ly„ LONDO spay:mane seaeon th e re wid be a good turn o t fig the feet 6, and of insignificant a ppearance, an 1 other nouriebreaking implements, as i scot"' • 71 t 25 0 0 all 37 - ian Land . per cen . • . N : Printed and Published. by MURDO YOUNG's own,they ought to deliver her to her guardian, although acted from the most laudable motives ; but they are • ' .' - • " u ' aar Wood- also Inciter t .11 south mistral of No eosuine year if frost does not. set in a n d ' n • ure th e snore composed, r e pli e d, by the advice of ---, ma n es, were taken from tte m . Trust and Loan Come. , 7%/. pr cent. 20 0 0 • 5 i 0 105 . 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Office, I( °' she waR very unwilling, to be taken from Mrs. Johnson, wrong in point of law in supposing that the mother, by s 3 ' • ' I J After some DICTIICII ' d Land.. , 103. 100 0028 10 0 - 112, Strand ith nbeds in the shallower stream. There are atilt a ward, that he did not, and waB remanded to a futureday. further proceedinge the prisoners were re. gee , n e Precinct of the Savoy, in the collo ti her nurse, who was her near relation, and bad cared for . committiog the child to their care, has lost all right P w o over goo , . number of fish tn snawn. - A fter I,;<, ramny..l Mr Mott !Ave directions to Mr, raaudvd till Wednesday next_ Vic. 00v. 6 per 61,, lAls. 6 per cent. - . -- - of atimom__ n„ _ some degr©e subside]; Mr. Elliott, addressing Bacon, said—Your statements respecting the alleged robbery have been so vague,jpre varicating, and unsatisfactory, that not a person who has heard them can for a single moment believe that they contain a syllable of truth ; and I, for my part, should have felt it to be my duty, even in the absence of any such statement as that just now made, to order you into custody on suspicion of being a party to the dreadful murder of your infant children. You will now, however, be taken to the station-house and charged in the regular way with the crime of murder. The prisoner was here taken charge of by Mr. Young, and escorted by a posse of constables to marked ice da te indignation against Bacon, that bad he n ot been so well guarded, violent hands would have b een laid on him. In a short time after he was brought back to the court, and placed in the felons' dock on the following charge : —Thomas Fuller Bacon, 15, Anglesea-street, Mile-end, with willuily murdering his two children, Edwin Fuller Bacon, aged two years and a-half, and Sarah Ann Bacon, aged 11 months, on the 29th of December, 1856, at the house, No. 4, Fouracre-street, in the parish of St. Mary's, Newington, Inspector Young said that after he had taken the prisoner into custody, and in going along to the station house, he said, " On, Mr. Young, is it not shocking that she should say I (lid it ? My poor boy, I loved him so well that I could not hurt him. lam not afraid of the truth ; it will always go furthest." The depositions, so far as they affect Bacon, were then read over, ant he was asked, after the usual caution, whether he wished to say anything. The pritone%, who is rather a slight man, of about 5 feet 6, and of insignificant a ppearance, and who seemed more composed, replied, by the advice of Mr, Wood• ward, that he did not, and was remanded to a future day. After his removal Mr, Elliott give directions to Mr, Acadian Charcoal Iron African Steam Ship Aucti..n Mart........ Australian Azriculturl Australian Trust Australian Royal Mail A B r r pp l i g t io l i t s: t hl S :A pe i s e nl x rp t i ec e r re i a n e n c a te l 8 1 5 , i L to i . l a:n d t . .d . : Canada ... pe .. r . ce , nt bds Ditto, 5 Ditto, 6 p c. los 1874 Ditto, 6 P c. bd:ralnBc7e6 i ni Cr3r c • N tt r t3r i :li er ' a i Pl , l l sr ' g rec a l luaefteecigarooeregfnan. 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Some chisels and other housebreaking implements, es also lucifer matches, were taken from them. After some further proceedings the prisoners were re• rnai4dvd till Wednesday next. THE SALMON SPAWNING IN THE SPE Y .—T he spawn i ng Beaw , n 6,-ing nearly over m the Spey and its tributaries, we may state that there have been a large quantity of spawning fish this season, and of a very large size. We should say that, from the number and size of the fish, and the openness of all the streams of water during the spawning season, there will be a good turn-out f,,r the ensuing year, if frost does not set in and injure the spawnbeds in the shallower streams. There are still a good number of fish to spawn. 1141. pr cent q v /. pr cent. 41, p. sha re. 151. per cent. 71. per cent. 7 v pr cent. 10s. 6 per cent. LONDON : Printed and Published by MIIRDO YOUNG 9 of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Oiliosi 2 4 °• 112, Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the °Quill of Middlesex, Thursday ' January 22, 107.