The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-05-16 00:00:00

WPOTTRAIIIDerit OBSERVER_

ThUMLY.-Ork the Ofh—of—Ajwil—a lawyer's- letter was
sent, demanding payment of the money tent, hut the
,Intendant net no written reply, and only said that the
ith"tiff 4"ald have it when she could get it. and at wilt
was issued it the stn. of April. On the 6th of May the
plahntilf's solicitors wrote to the defendant, saying that she
had no vindictive feelings, and would forego dannwes for
the hrteach of pnmise of marriage if the defendant would ,
',iv the mousey borrowed, and adso the costs. Even now the '
learned counsel said that he did propose to ask for no more
than nominal damages.
Mr. Justice Wines said lie did not think it would he right
I' take at verdict for the plaintiff upon that comit. I, it
onild look like an insult to the young woman ; poring',
heoever, the plaintiff would he more likely to get the amount
on the verdict if the dimmges were sunill.
Mn'oltOtnuichnts gave evidence uat niler lending the money
defendant.
Mrs. Clifford proved that it Was arranged that the patios
, should be married from her house. -
The Jury found for the plaintiff for 1:47 toe. for money lent,
and alb for the I reach of promise to marry.
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apPiii—tiThave—ceme. to him from the maternal awl the
Scottish side. This appears so the more that, although there
am extant authentic records of very many generations of
Broughams, if Brougham Hall, in the direct line, uo one
ever distinguished himself in Ent:kali history. There are
abundant traces of their tilling each perfunctory positions
as that of sheriff and knight of the shire: yet but for that .
henry Brougham who had In his veins Scottish maternal
• blood, the mane would never have crossed the frontier of
its native country.
For Brougham in boyhood and early life we may refer the
curious reader, careful as to minute points of anecdotal
bh.graphy, to Lunt Cockburn's itecollertimasof his OH% Tio4ol
and the Memoirs of Francig Horner. The latter wits
Brougham's next-door neighlmur when both were babes, his
sellout and colkge•fellow, and hie close associate awl politi-
cal ally until homer's early death, half a century ago.
Brougham's name stands to this day in letters of gold in•
scribed as cote of Ow duets (Anglicr, captains of the
~,toml" in the rector's class-room of the High School of
Edinburgh. A well-known legend, extant It, this 'or at all
events a comparatively recent day amongst the flight Sch. .1
boys, runs thus :—Brougham's master, Luke Fraser—the
, friend of Burns, and who hail the rare glory of having Scott,
' Jeffrey, and Brougham as pupils in successive classes—on
one occasion corrected Brougham about a piece a LatinitY.
Brougham, believing himself to be ill fl w.r,gutr, wnine to the
school on the sueeeedies tlay armed with a small library .1
anihoritice in support of his condemned view. Fraser who
was a paid fellow, though a free liver ends rigid scholastic
martinet admitted that he was in the wrong ; and the boy
Brougham so testifies his early companion. Cocklmn, be-
came in the playgromul an obiect of Lilnciai note ru " the
lon, who had beaten the - aster . • .
sir. Brougham, When ca:.11.1 to the Scottish bar. obtained
little practice. Ile was a Whig, and in those 41nys all Scotland
was under Tory thanination awl the despotism of Dundee.
Whigism was absolutely fatal tothe prospects ot 4-ny ads ocate.
Albeit briefless, Itrett;hani i.ooel not 'be workkss, and the
Edi„borgh kfrosie ii6came the vehicle of his energy, lie
wrote for it* earlier issues very many articles beyond those
which he afterwards collected anti repnblished It is, indeed,
said that to one of its numbers he contributed every article
save one.
The Edinburgh arena was too limited and provincial for
Brougham IL, crated elhow-ruoni for p careur, and an
accident prscipft atedids inevitable itest iny. Snubbed by one
of the " Lords Ordinary " lie resented the indietal domination,
and expressed his protest it tinniestiureil terms. 'The Lord 41
sew-tou culled upon him for an mailogy. " These, my lard,"
rejoined he, haring off his olg and gown, and casting them to
the ground, " are my ,tnly apology." Ile left the court, and
took a seat in the first coac'l starling for London, to enter
himself as a student at Lincoln's Inn. A very touching
ace..mpaniment of this incident must not be left out. His
warm and admiring friend Cockburn picked up itrougheni's
discarded gown Front that day henceforth hit %vote It him.
self, and echittauctl to-pear It to the last, 'until it was torn
mid tattered. Aed he never exchanged it for another until
his promotion to the bench necessitated his investiture in a
different robe. . •
Lord Brougham died childless. His wile bore him two
daughters. She and they pre-deceased him, the latter by
very many years. On the death of his last surviving daughter
he solicited pennisaion from the Benchers of Liucolies-lim
that she might be interred in their grave-yard. Although
these authorities had refused a short tune previously a
request prefelTed by Lord Erskine to have his wife buried
there, in proogns.ll,4 cove the son,:nssion ups holiti Hu then
publicly etpressett Ns desire 014 his hopes should lie in the
auntie grave with his daueter's riallannk Yulsibly his testa-
mentary documents may . found to contain a formal record
of the desire which lie expressed under the instant pang of
his bereavement.

aged two years and seven months. The deceased was the eon of
a sawyer, awl on Tuesday evening in hist WPVIC his mother put
him to bed at twenty minutes to six, and then went down stairs
into the kitchen Shortly afterwtuds she smelt fire and
heard her chill creaming. She histeattly ran upstairs, and
saw WI al the bed enveloped in flames The bed
was on tire, and his night-clothes were burnt off him. He
wits tab,a to the h,,,pital where he died the same evening.
The mother aitl that her husliand hail placid a cast-off waist-
coat on a 'sideboard, under which was the child's bed. The de-
ceased had taken the waistcoat into the bed, and, finding
sonic Inciter matches in one of the pockets, lie ignited them
met set tire to the bedclothes. Four of the half-burut
mittolies were found on the floor by the side of the bed
The ciiri itier remarked that there were from 1,500 to
1,000 deaths from fire annually in 141 and ate] Wales,
but there were many who guttered that Were not re-
corded, there being one death to fifty recoveries. The
above number was exclusive of men who died from
tire-damp in mines. Boys under five years old were
I particularly liable to become burnt, being more mis-
chievous than girls, and up to that age wearing cotton
clothing. Women were the next in number. Men
were seldom burnt, owing to their woollen and ,min-
flammable dresses. He urged that families should
take the precaution of using the cheap solution which
renders -dresses uninflammable, and in no instance
Hilt tilt! directors of theatres allow their female per-
formers to go upon the stage without their dresses
having been previously rendered incombustible. He
further recommended that every family should be
possessed of a tire-guard, which could be obtained at
the small price of 11d.. and would answer the purpose,
and be a protection to life.
On Saturday an inquiry was also held at the London Hos-
pital, touching the death by tire of Jane Ferry, aged fifty-
three years. It appeared from the evidence that the
deceased was a widow. Site was in the habit of wearing a
crinoline, and on Saturday, the 2nd inst., she placed a candle on
the floor at the top of the stairs while site searched for some
clothes on the laniltng. liar crinoline caught fire, and the
flames spread to tile clothes which she was getting from the
basket. She screamed out, and a next-door neighbour came
to the front door and knocked. She rats downstairs and
opened the door, she being thin all in a blaze. With groat
difficulty the lire was extinguished, lint she was so charred
all over the body that death was hits-vital tie. She was re-
moved to the hospital. where the house surgeon did what
was possible for her relief, and she lingered till Tuesday,
when death put an end to her sufferings. The jury returned
a verdict of '• Accidental death by fire,"

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Mr. Justice Wale., upon a atatement that the de-
fendant had add his Lusinees, granted immediate
judgment, and execution in four days.

A fund of 8150,000 to oppose Mr. Gladstone's r
The net revenue from the Piastooffice M 1866 was lutions is proposed to be started The South London Pre.
Z 2,127,125. . says that the originator, Mr. James Lord, uf Wandsworth,
The Empress of the French, with a view to benefit in,,,,y1,,,,.,p,ea ,0,,1,,,,,y or ,darr.
the trade of Paris, Is abut to resume her weekly receptions.
One of the Lomb a magistrates, in diselmaring a In consaluence of a sudden and severe illness. Mr.
woman fur disorderly conduct, said elm s-P t t
.m 4:,idettild- o a„,i ro ail „o, ir,, "l aw hos,. s e,r a shmt M
prison ee
ible twa
obe tent to !' T ...t._!, ~ NI.P hoos been advised by his medical at blatants
The following adeertisenteit appears a Virginia
The number of wrecke reported during the pa.it week paper :----• Wanted, a situation as sesr-m./ou in a rosliectititle
Is 30, making, for the meseet year. 5.35. family. Blob meid.l to counttsi im nothing, but a good
The Queen of Spain sold her neocklowe the ether day f-rtua, i, ithii9a.,•ble- w"uldue, refuse to l'ae a dis"'"
to Madame Musard for £2.4.u00e. home the tewn. Address. F. l'. V. reference* first Minnie* of
Vir-inia Est:hangs, Hotel Richtnond, V.A."
The Rev. W. M. Purishou and Mr. Anthony Troli t. '
lope have arrived at New York. " Few readers but will remember the sleet, the
stem. and the strange ice-rain 44 th f the
e tirst few days o
' It is undeTstotel that Mr. Charles Dickens has
i ret rar. when the streets ere almost it n and
netted }noel .1.:400 ,0 to 1:50,4100 by his readings in sen e
America. c'astialtiid were occldring llii passable. in a directions. Now. it happens
The ('kureh News reports that the Prince of Wales that of all the weeks In the quarter that wee): of terrible
has presented a pair of altar candlesticks for use in Saud- a eather was one of the very healthiest."-lieMstrur-
Anglian& Church. Ur ovraPe Il•torn.
'Elie municipality of Orleans has found out the The operative painters of Bradford some weeks ago
descendants of Jaques d'Are, Mettler and companion in struck work for an advance of wages-from Md. to 64 per
arms of Joan of Are, and invited thou to the teres on the hour. The toasters resisted the atpheation on the ground
occasion of the 439th anniversary of the deliveiaace of the that it was unreasonable ; and the men, who alleged tha.4 an
city. implied aequiesceme had been previously made, offers' to
ers have lime obtained a supply 44 ltandS
inlaid oakwork at the hark of the al,. inn the Chapel Reyal, The different mast . _ _ _
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Hampton Court, was removed last week The hidden f - London. The imien who struck work ha , t es-4 ly,
The crimson cloth which covered some beautiful submit the matter 6. abitration, but then ...Moyers roused.
screen is of small syllartiS of polished oak, separated I.y started an industrial society limited).
diagonal bands of the same wood. The whole is beautifully A mysterious crime Was joerpetrated at Marseilles on
inlaid. Saturday th.lit, the gth last,, albeit M. Alexandre Aymes, a
"Tine Irorld says that Mr. Johnson 'may Inc commission :taunt, seas murdered in his residence. The
depesed, but Inc cammot he di:geared.' Ever sinter the cite- eriminals. Laving stripped the place of all the valuables
brated Cleveland speech we have been of precisely that which they ceuld conveniently carry away, proceeded to his
opinion."-Note York Tribune place of busitteas, which they entered, probably by Imam of
the keys they Pau. on their victim. and then they seetnyd
The accounts of the harvest its France are more
I to-oof in Money. They are suppose.' to have been wenc-
sodisfactory. Under the influence of the alteration of rain
and sumhine the wheat lookti well, and the fields a Iti..h
covering. bad character. on suspicion of nuintering a pigdealer named
scented bare ten days age now show a beautiful green q."'''Pil"tieedl,'inittehrittl:l"( Ihmiatt;icte°lflati''s:(e. d=d three women of
ded at Kilreelm. Clancy was last seen in
According to the Mon ilea,. it CArmte, platoon firing "riYi'my'Whiqlr't'Xio of the prisoners. It was believed that
with the thassepot gives prodigious results. At gito metres
220 yards' 70 per cent. of the ladle. hit the target ; am.
1.100 tnetres 330 yards the proportion is ft 2 nlO per cent
. 'saimPeared. ' The prisenem a w.... asery...., becollo
The Frisians have given up their o head-quarters," slileitlettly rich, and purchased " high-heeled boots, feather a,
1:11,1,•:t.1:111 ittd:lli froriutliii 1 eirna I tit: Ist mh
agLiottiej,eaVeyti 1 1e,,1
Fourth-street, New York, middle sign ''tin let" hasappeared and flounces." This, coupled with other eircurashumees, led
on the building. to their arrest. They were brought before the magistrates
A P,olish
k,:ol,,hae
assuzrrierti.ttiaisciud.,
itirzl,pac
araintiraoliilasiiiemedy.lzatale
°Tire anAd recnusarne,,,d.
Yorkshire Wolds by mitnerem imitators. Lad week Mr. Jew named Rosenthal placed his boy in the Polish school .
Hartley, of Malton, succeeded in tracing and exposing a here. His grandfather, a strict Rabbi, was horrified to find
lawsuit is nOW raging in Paris.
wholesale vender of spurious arrowheads of flint, who had that the boy ate meat in the establishment which wise killed
various connections along the line .4 railway acts:. the by Christians. The mother accordingly cerried off the boy.
A TRAGIC AFFAIR. wields. The forged flints are .1.1 to farm servants, and hY and the father sues her for reetitution of his child. The Court
them disposed of to unwery collectors. has decided that he shall remain in the Consistorial School
'EMI following fearful occurrence has taken place at I Two
prisoners who were awaiting their trial in for the present.
a farm at Compton, near South Pethertou t-- I Carlisle gaol, escapist on Sunday mmiting by iueans if a The committee who managed the successful ball
It appears that a farmer named Hayward resided at the i ladder and rope. One of the tent, huaever, fell Mid hart given to Inc Prinee of Wales in the Dublin Exhibiti..n Pat.°
farm with his wife, Ann Hayward, and his brother-in-law, ! Inniself, so that he wat soon taken ; anti the ether after have a surplus, after paying all expenses, of nearly g 604,.
Mr. George Best. They have lived amicably together, but , making his way across the river Eden, Wili captured in about which is to be distributed among the charities of the city,
Hayward has been unwell for some time
_past. m_in Thursday 1 three hours. Withollt distinction of creed.
meriting in last week he, his wife, and Mr Best partmok of 1 One of the most beautiful sights in England is the
breakfast about lialf-p.t Seven o'clock At eight o'clock Mr. 1 apple orchard. in the Vale of illackinore, in the south of nei rue.
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ittv
ul 7; e‘evhnizn,m..e,ron,uu,sl,e,,lmiinpLa.ii,tetsofretieneetiltril;iv:N.,fotrikm
Best left the house to look after the stock. Half-an-hoar 1 England. They are now in full Icloont, and there is every ha en The Kerry INat says that a "stir hits been createst
afterwards llayward ran out to him saying, " Gouge, come prespeet of a very large fruit crop. The eider mole in the in the Killarney workhouse by the excessive consumption if
in, you are wanted " Ile liet weut intu the kitchen, where . Vale 44 Illackmore is considered superior to Devonshire whisky in that institution" Most people would be surprised
Ito found Mrs. Hayward quite dead sitting tine chair. Blood eider in the West of England, and is remarkably cheap at the to hear that excessive consumption did not create a "stir'"
was flowing front a wound in her buck, and her clothes were : present time. The quantity contplained of in the present case is three
burning. Mr. Best ran out for assistance, and met the 1
Prince Humbert has received an address from Rome gallons a day.
murderer, whom lie accused of shooting his sister. Hayward •
si lied '' I. Rotuma in which he is asked not to forget It has been intitnated to Mr. Angus 'Macpherson
replied, - Have I 7" mid Welit into the house. It appears g . .
that Menet ta y F• tel after Mr. Best had left the kitchen the do-through her Grace the Duchess of Athole, that it is bee
ceased emumenced churning butter. Iler husband quietly 'Pile Americans have invented a machine for cutting Ilajtedy's pleasure that .Mr Macpherson translate the
amid Ins marriage rejoicings, those who are "buried alive.'
took a gun which belongs to Mr. Best, and loaded it with veneers Boni a leg of timber as thin aserilinary wall papers, Quemee book into Gaelic,
powder and No. 4 shot; Inc then stealthily walked behind and which are used for that purpose. The effect ut them, A. negro, bearing the great name of George Wash-
his wife, pat the muzzle of the gun between the railings of when polished, is said to be very beautiful, ington, dexterously escaped f Carlisle gaol ton Sunday
the churn, and shut her through the heart. lice death was The return of petitions to, Parliament down to the wonting, and also assisted a fellow -prisoner to escape. Time
instantaneous. • sth oM f ay Shot,. that 40507 petitions have been presented white man got badly hurt in lowering him from lute fro the wall ;
Dr. Parvey, of South Eetherlon, was soon on the spot, anu „gauss air. Ohtdstone's propmal b. disest, Wish the Dish and to add to It misfortunes, a hard-heartell fellow who
examined the body. From a post-mortem examination of -'-'
Church. and 1,931 in favour of disendowmeut. recognised hint. hired him to the Public Office, umaler platen.,
the body it s found that the entire charge had passed
throUglk the wa
body without beam scattered, through the hi
,t
1 forsook him before the thly was gone. In the course .4 the
of taking hint to a public-home. The negro'. good-Intl: also
forenoon he was traced to a stable, and diseovered ignmni-
one mass muierneath the fourth rib. smother William-a most exceptional favour, granted, the
bleed-vessel near the heart. and 14.410.1 with the wadding in a llsi:t!rt'Atgie''rbeilf„,4 ,iriS4l7.°lltt' ottigni'lanQiu. Ztah ir'setuntliutrfr''to Ihmispyaitteuntigt.'.'sf
out public services, niously cowering be the Mtrses' heads in a manger.
The munlerer Waft fidien into etwidly by Sergeaut Aslunan,
tilitl especially iti tlie cause of e tam at I
who found upon him percussion caps. To the sena:toot patent tleclarea, as a reward Lir Ilia Clailiti
Inilr in NeShrilia connty, alissiso.ippi. Barrier nitirricl loer,
sonar admitted that he shot his wife while Me was tMlittg in poession of the slave trade. tiu nid the su o- lin,gll Wilson and John Barrier courted the Fame
tiiii she 1-ft the house of his is the Immediately after the
It ...hair. The Paris corresponoltmt of the Intleprntlance Beige
cereinolly, ill company with a brOher oof her other lover,
An inquest was held upon the body, when linteical w,y-,• The Depress of the French has, it appears, leen
son. Wilson and Barrier met. and fought a duel. Mitsui,
testimony showed that pri.ner has been in a low state for muell affected II tlie neWs of the abominable attempt of Wff
was levity wounded, anol Barrier killed outright.
nane time totost, lad Drs. Harvey and NorriS ligreed that wino, the Dui, of Unt,loirgh mi gl ase deplore' dy have been , . ,__ ,_ •
',isomer was of a. soutal mind, and capable id managing his r.
o.n affaim. It was Primed, however, that about six Mouths direct communication from (peel' t'ictoria. T.,..: L...pemr through whose sickness at Sligo the trial of one et Ha.
t,,e victim. The Emprt ss heart of the event through a A Minolta ctrenmscattee 18 noted that the illnits,,
ago he atteMPted to commit suicide, but was prevented by his expre,wa on this subject the suite seutinicuts as the Jacknell prisoners fell through, has been chargeol at Slog,,
wife and one if Ills workmen. Ile had also visited the sea E„,hress_e Petty Sessitam, and held to bail, for saying. While drunk,
site in order to recruit his health. "I'm the man who liberated the Fenian prisoners."
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The jury returned a verdict of ° M'ilful Murder," The brigand chief .Manzi, who captured our county-
man, Mr Moms, and a 1951105 -gentleman, Mr. Weimer, ex- A native of Chicago announce% his intention of
•and prisoner Wan nOrnlnittell upon the coroner's warrant bating from the 10-0 gasts 0 francs, was iclaced at the bar of visiting Europe this summer, sailing, all the way from that
to take Ids trial at the next Somerset as.sizes.
ebhteen count, F•ir the defence some id the best advoicates there ought to be some interference to protect the dog's lifts
.at 1-I';llHtiiiiiitent“ereYnCa' c'et;:ift lie% e's'i.'aellnuttof "Walit:lti'l:' are ill:ph e. 2, l'r'igeetr'steri 'oliti'yls'y !sits' '41;7.'1 litnisathi".Magth2t4byfel'alani7hghiannit'iliel.e'OindePal'l'me.l
in Naples have loeen secoored, and the victims oof their init. "'Elie Botwse and public companies of Paris, aro
Loges have the mon ificatiion of knowing that th y themselves not the only places at which people lose meney. There have
Lave supplied them with the means of defence. been Sonle enormous lasses in the gambling-rooms latoly. One
Mrs. Lomax, who was convicted at the January young Coma had no less than £20,000 in a few ereilings."--
rover QUartel• Semi, as for erielly to her child, Agnes Court Journut .
I °max, :mil sentenced 6. twelve menthe' imprisonment, has
since given birth to a child. The child, however, died, and A lady has arrived in London froln Batavia, who
plays simultaneously on the piano two different airs with
Mrs. Lomax has since become itosaue, and tuts been sent to a each hand at the same time, and likewise sings a Mill.
lunatic idylum. The
accident charge for printing and stationery for the
A fatal gun dent is reporteol from East Devon.
'Mr Warren. an extensive farmer ..4 Ifireleith, u-as about to Government and Parliament in the present year Is estimated
at £2715900; and it is stated that it is only by ceaseless
leave his twine on horseback 0 attend the Tiverton market, vigilance that the anumnt is kept from being still higher,
when he observed a hare ilk a tleld at a short distance. From 157,2 to 185611 averaged 057,523 a veer ; from 157.7 Ps
Having obtained a gun from the house lie approached the 1061, £300,741 a year ; the abolition M the paper der .-
hare, hare, ana its Ills absence Isis elle heard two relmrts• Dim caused a saving of about V1.1,4a.t0 a year, mini the average
going Is the spot where Inc was, she found him lying dead ; from 1562 tat 155* was 4:302,093 a year.
he had slipped Itis fold near a gate, told the gun guile; If the
Femme strange disclostires have lately been naaole in
charge entered his heard. Paris in reptrd te the eontimment of a nundwr of persons.
'Pile "Wee i.ing Prophet " is the title :lammed by a ,
orlicreel to he pelleCtly sane, in lunatic asylums. The
fanatical preacher who is itinerating through Wercestershire nester, has taken m, the matter. has directed a searching
and Herefordshire to get lip an hat is called a revival. The official inquiry to be niade, and intends himself, ills said, to
primliet has been refused the theatre at Worcester. visit Charenten and some other madhouses.
' The mackerel fishery of Cornwall
productive consignments
was excediengly
"In Norkitten, a little town of one of the 'Western
last week, the to the London and
Praliaian tlistriets in whieb the starvation-typhus is ravaging,
A GUARANTEE DISPUTED. other markets amounting to nearly Sons. ces ranged
from 2s. to Its. per haired OO t Pri
nof six score. The season has Dr. Hermann Bartsch died, attacked by this tremendous
disease. This is the seventeenth physician tlmt has fallen a
In the Court a 3.7,a0........-. in Lendon, the cause 4.4 "Ilor- been unusually gmel. victim duringhe t present epidemie in the Western distriuM
Icy ad n another V. How - Mk, lits•u tried. On Monday, during a thunderstorm, a man nanted of Pressia."-Medical P. re and Cireolo,
This Wan an action on a guarantee for 11200, alleged B"itald Manta.., al""Ir ritiof years "I 'ge• "I''' kilk.d bY
Ihte).ll‘l:::,ii!‘riayu- azos, sal
,noakilsois,e,a, I.l;axeteoragaopiarattf,t;lon,y
ha,gaea tibnirt,4-
lowing whole ie MOM tat on the Roalicalornad. saltsbury tnigie . , ~ ,
too have been given hy the defendant on behalf id his
Kim to guaritntee the payment ~f an ace,,mit for Lou All itiiTt'l'it'r'f• iltlil': ‘tsl-•'.twni'l7lVO'n't :11'eu (11f•trf'.117:1. l'etll'ilttill',VlOgllii eldigll.l mad heidth, was at work in a ti,eld at Wimrksop. it stmtped
suiplimi. The plainHffs are the moin.mt bunion han.l to the baek M his head and tell to the ground. Ills t.. eat his dinner, and was gomg to resume his labour a hen
he cienplaitied M dizgiuess, and, haling; thoWll, he ext Med
warellosiseMen. and the defend:ad.'s son was in businese o'llr:hers and hair on the tumor i.art of his head were burnt.
In It Watt the tminiou at the ineaical Mau 'Who
as,,,,,,ailLoavieerg..ol2etl.:latilltit suilisltreokNe.ew
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was called to his assistance titat death was the result of
York papers, although they publish triple
its,garentedntfolettlt daeuf,einidnadant':
tl,ii,is:otoat, trousers, boots, alai stockings were also harm. and
sil,:eieitgalnurei:;ajoii...nld,fer to it in tile volunanom repo orts of the Pre -
sident's tr i a I ,:rteoeisri:•yield,:;:tithpy:o,ani :,..otualabriyet:ht:._lhtte;.po::.iitrust:siiii:iai.i 11,,,i..,iy,i,ioiiii,,f,:t.isi:reion,are:s.hi.pirtiylortb,a;:ti,
tgihtearsomnitese
gni obr,,telliautenant 14,tittenatiini;sor übect the di : f
oe
fn dam:
ita,olreouteass.. d a Nliagrhglei,a,,l‘nhd.,:tet.r,t..i,trl,f,uts..lx,tt,i,:c,knrtel,i.riegtt:oN:•a;..asoj,hre;.,lt(i,s•,ffil,i;.l,e,;uh,.ci;,,s.,i.i-
-ten sive nature a „marantee was required for a larger fttinolisy::.:S•R'l'iliolt'le,r, ,(i' the' Irish rhaalt had been resolved
stint. 'Ehe defendant's sten fa in business, and made
a composition deed, under which he was to pay certain at the con-
all the impeachment speeches through is still in the city. he
bills iof exchange. The stock supplied by the plaintiffs 'ell lu'i• 11 ; ofa%de eal ii'lfiie:t'r}i'•'gi n .11e1 ifu°sla'sugi';ol !•I:sdiiggnn.af iw
' "
to the defendant's son was sold by him, and be swore A Kensational paper is almut te appear in Paris. It sarte
is to he railed Le Pilore, and is to be printed in red Mk. linnet:lf as a natural curiosity."
pasmltthae,ri,ut•taa.slkillltedisin.:llLbiletwin
at the trial that he had paid over a part of the pre- Viet, Noir is to be its editor, and MM. Sieltecker, Revillon,
cceds to hit father to take up one of the bills given Smith, Lockroy, Joliet, ValKs, Bandet, Duchesne. Gill,
under the deed of composition, but which hits father Weill. Ac., have enrolled themselves amongst its contributors_
ttit.thiieeetA,itrif.:.ornenl,:lceeati:itilih.,:e,dfalaitt6hi,,t,:eehnoul,ll,tyi.u.
eulitehiigneistiswuaretteiredixrof,eeet
hid:::
tcztstr,oo:r.t...4,he vkle.7l,hin.:::.
had failed to (10. The son at the time of las failure It is
mproladalyile that the Pilori will have a short life if not
owed the plaintiffs upwards of .E.lOO. I'lle defence was
;:,0001petiloicumberitr.;:fme.1197041:.;;I:an,.iiia:Inidaal,s,:it,r1:aajlt.bh;:nk/o7nwo;iti,ti,i.,utthreh:deef;
that tie defendant'a signature to the guarantee was a a 'AI. Albert Giant,
.M.P„ has been created a baron
forgery. rat oyudtlyti,dc K t,o, at 1 : o:
ILt al
ilay,, ikni
ntge,sitollnat of
porfe.tihdenster:fltz
eltiet
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hAceilta:3l:!nt:iitaino:ltthebeyopft:t:t :no n , , . t h
May
in
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Mr. Phelps, one of the plaintiffs' attorneys, was called, Milan Improvement Company.
Mid sWtire thin the defendant called up••n him after he bad ....,, . „
a transpert, and therefore will be left in Abyssinia-a great
written t.. him on behalf 4rt the plaintiffs, and begged of hint NN team in an a Bluedmok inadished ma Saturday,
I o ask Ins clients to stay proceedings mitil he ceum a..aae anise incurred by publishiug the servey of Jens-
pa:tr.
ii'i
::I 7 l.,:tef,e.iirkr
ere:try:l:es' •he‘:s,it,sneaaa:a.t.lunaiwir
r.eihse i:isialcsi:
tii::rc.:iatlaiikiittinnoeigan,...it:hit,:einnufle sib
as
st:tior
evnipttuoi efish:: tat ,
itgtnpilri
...,s,tt:r i,n.
;a,:
measure recover himself, nth! thin if the threat to issue a tri;:l'it;nithweisloon be more than‘ covere Itty the hr it arisMg
L1',0,1,11 tine sale ot conples Ot tin, sin sey, and of dm pnotoipapus
ed b . the toprenaphie department.
I olluarrgLrerdit,eimt.pf
riS,aAsemdy.by Themehi.
,weiatit preserved.Thha, ii.
ii
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rtrehe
I„ed
i,c‘ia.t.thiao,:ilril
:-moan t,!.4.,mt,,...0yua11t.in.0tt
,ii.eleeued.ptplii}e.
crtito.mtictT,.int thheaZ'o:rTo'falll'lnuillt
atnlted iiitfeit,t,trianatlhat
dtiSneirr Jnieg.lll: I:haaktintrtA.,,,nloglrulutshe.,,leldotuosecoosft
u%olnwomoanisietchee,
rhtisoe.s...,:ephi.:' the w-.ed,i.,.,, . ;
~l,iis„.
the gPuna4reacuttieen it e INuil aut.::: dalsme, raitllooY
A gentleman from Mr. Phelps' office swore that. although they now cost two or three thousand pounds, and that the
the defendant and his solicitor had upon more than one ammunition necessary to test only otte of these guns cost
occasion inspeded the guarantee after aapa‘ lit...tight, it mote than 82,0t,0. It is sittisfadre.y to learn, on the :tittle-why (
I Pridb it:: -dess7l:tilnd: is tt 41:1171
never was suggested fon. a moment that the instrument was a of a Magdeburg journal, that a new explmlve material has I
forgery. Several letters and other decuments admitted to lasen discovered, which must, we think, be very much less 1 hhho. ,
p devontly kissed a corner if the handkerchid and '
be intim defendant's handwriting were put in, and compared expemive. It consists of nitro-glycerine reduced_ tea solid !
by witnesses with the guarantee in question, and they all forte, whose force is something terrific.
swore that to the best of their belief the siguature to the im ~ A
by th d t curious meeting is yet to come off in Ptuis. A its The Alonitner of Friday last devoted fiveceremony colomMeltnos iof
strutnent was genuine. it was Urged e efendan on space 1.. an account of the religious a Wok
well-known queen of the demi-monde has ruined a Russian
the plaintiffs th. they had better come in under the son's prince and an English nobleman. The cause M their ruin 1 place in the elgq.el of the Tuileries on the ocenSioll of the
Id and take the cm...shim, Wri confineol last week of a sou, ami when the Infant was hi
laince Imperial reeeivinu his first communion. Three
IM the part of the defendant. the deendant himself swim
brouglit to the Mayan's office to be registered, the ' ford ' and i tomana pow. children also received their first rem.
point blank that he had never signed the guarantee for
the ' Itsayardface to face, ma demandhig the child to motion at the sante time, and a gratuity of fifty frau,
g.2on and his son swore that he tlid not. believe the signa- be stered in his name. So the matter rests, after a very each. A medal h. been struck on the OrCll9lOll, antl sE•10,
ture to be its his father's handwriting. There was only one ,lamely In the garelena of the Tuileries, where all tht-
uisgraceful eledw."--Court Journal.
figure in the guarantee which bore the smallest resemblatax children were seen decorated as Chevaliers de Fiencliaristie
to MS father's writing. "Can any of our readers render the assistance no This munificent act of faith and charity will mtst the country
Mr. Pridea,ix. in summing up the defeedebt's ease, said it courteously asked for in the following paragraph, which exactly 150,000 francs.
was useless fir him to attempt to disguise the fact that the appeared recently in a hrenlen polirlial r--•' A young addle- The Royal Humane Society I
issue the jury were called upon to decide was whether the mail, on the pooint of getting married, is desirous of meeting nave awarded a medal
to Sirs. Efizalo P ' - eth oignilestre the wife et a Jersey clergy-
defendant had committed wilful and corrupt perjury, for he a man of experience who will dissuade him from the man. for rushing into the '
did not for a moment suggest that there was any complicity step.'"-Editoe6 Drawer, in llooper's Now Monthly Maya- drowned i , i 'en' and raying a man front bring
In e eatery last
on the part of the plaintiffs. gentlemen of the higliest re- Ane.
spectlibility, wOh the trans.:Wm. The defendmit had In The Field has received ilAelligenee confirming the At Birmingham, on Monday, Ann I.yons was suni-
lively sworn that the signature was not his, aild the father onsbeenk of the grouse disease in the north of Scotland, in moimcd for exPosing for sale a quantity of prawn; which were
was corroborated by his Soll'S belief that it was not. It eeverta of the moors of Aberdeenebire and Perthshire the in a very deeonqu.sed state. The officer in charge of the case
would be difficult for the jury to say that an obi .d respect- disease is so prevalent that time lessees have been advised to stated that he hail counted the prawns, and there were 2,412 a
able lean like the defendant would get into the witness-box give the grouse " a jubilee this year." The magistrate remarked that she was liable to a tole a k...n.
anti deliberately swear to an martini, and by so doing ira- fur eatit prawn, which would amotmt to L 26,230. Sho
pute the conunitting of Pe-gory Po some person. At Lontichama opn Sunday last, Fabiola and hoWerer, tined only 2, s. anti costs.
Mr. Pope, in replying upon the whole case, said that the DElout, running for the Prix des 1 , 'ertres which was
won by Another morganatic marriage has taken place in,
evidence of prim( of the defendieit's signature was over- Marotte, fell ever each other. Debut's jockey broke his arm, Germany. The Prince tof Sayn-Wittgelistein has led to the
whet:sang, and the defence set imp was a wicked attempt by and Fabielit, having dislocated her shoulder, was Mime- hymeneal altar Froth:in Artedia Lilientlial I-
d ownright perjury to get Ad aaa obligation which the de- diately afterwar Is slaughtmed. Such accidents seldom ,a 4 Aughter 481 a
vsealthy merchant of Berlin.
fend ant, by signing the guarantt•e, had taken upon himself. oceur in flat racing.
The son had had goods to the amount of 000 from the The Town Council of Colchester has decided on • , -
If anybody is in want of a curiosity, and does not
plaint iffs, which had been slit, and the I a titer had improperly, applying to the Lords of the Treasury for permission to sell .
mind a lade troth. to 'oast. it li •
, ~,
1.. . .. I, , e cannot do better titan
if not most dishonestly, pin part 44 the procecils into his its estates. The estates are now embarrassed, and it is pro- rar.ti.... o los talverti.seitadd : - For Bale, an unbroken.
own pocket; and now for the Inwt time, anti to the .rprise posed to sell them and pay off the mortgages. hy this men. J., e.rnik&ltnne. nvthtiMg 1n..,.. w...,... fen on the teat,
of the plaintiff. and their attorneys, set sip a&k nee .4 a saving .4 On,. 5,.i5,00 per alumni Incxpected to he secured ch'." • : ,In ?eland. Dr. "massnikiewica. Professor of
om.ery. to the ratepayers. semidry at the 1 ieveraity of Warsaw, certifies its origin
f Baron Martin summed up, leaving the matter to the Applications, prepaid, stating amount offered, will be for-
Amm tails tut of Imperial clemency is reported from warded by Metiers Komierow ski at I C
jury, who inmusliately found a verdict for the plandiffs a 0., menatanta.
Vienna. The Emperor num. Joseph, in an autograph Warsaw."
- Daunagea, £2OO letter addressed to General Kuhn, the Minister for War, has A lucky, or rather linked.
- --- ------- directed that the retired officers of the Imperial army, h • • . "y, proprietor of a largo
comer ouse in Paris winch *bong with severM tl I s
who in consequence of the events oof 1848-11 lost their right to he deniolishe4l in' order -.Q-!er'•
Ein-ro'NEE OF NENVS to pellikinn, Auntie.. be placed on the pensitm list ander the meut,,, reei,,,,,,, . in,,e,m . , carry out certain improve-
same regulations as all other officers. This Menai! applies My the large sum of nearly a
hundred thousand pi 111119. 1 lie was so overcome by hia
BRITISH AND FOREIGN. chiefly to the Hungarian officers who took Part in the, re,r"- "good fortune " that he
lution of Ist+, and may be thus reg,artleil as effacing the last first but his senses, and then died.
trace of the old divisio. between Bunging and Austria. The New York Tribune, of the 24th ult publiPes
In London, on Wednesday, the foundation-etone of ,
St. Tlloinaa's lloapital was laid by her 'Majesty the Queen, . •
A Bill is now before Parhament to make valid all .„ ,
Tennyson's poem ef •• Lucretius" in full.
in the presence of more than five thousand spectators, marriages mielebrated up to the present tn churches or Professor Longfellow is writing another r
amongst ahem tlie principal members imf the 41oVertillient, cluipels not duly licemed, and wherein the ministers have At 1 ive , rpool, Thomas Johns('
a large number tit Peers ...... of Iliciiiliers of the noted under no erroneous impression and celebrated mar Ins .4 private in the
beeitild Inneashire 3Aili '
House M ronumms, and maily of the mod influential rlages, believilat them to be valid, simply became the ehmtemitie. Ima been eln,:ged with WOUntling
Richard r 'wean
and distinguished eitizem of Lend.. It was an fie- had been consecrated. . 'lime men had viten:lied, and Johnson,
seizing a large butcher's knit cut •
...stun seldom mirmessed in the splendour of Hie The sum expended in publishing Mai fac-siandle tof off. The pi-done •o, v.roon's 1106 e COnipletel)
ceremony, or in the auspicious character of the pro- " Domesday nook" ltas been t,1,L5e., and the receipts (rota• r was sent for trial.
ceedings. 'toe Rev Ilr
the stile of ponies have Idea £1,9:18. There being, however, 1 . " Atlay, vicar of Leeds, and Canon of
Large qualdities f,f EgYPtian Wheat are now be„.• Call copies in dere, %Ilia, when toad will produce eLiaie, at 117! t idheitral, ban been 111 JJJJ 1 l laretl 10 the vacatff loishopric
exported to France from Southampton. - and for which there is a steady demand, it is expected that j' "reforil The new bishop is a High rhUrchman, but he
the imblication of this work will more than cover the cost of sas hitherto aeoided taking a prominent part in ecelesias-
It is allegeol that when Marshal Narvaez, on his Mat controversies.
its praluttion.
deathbed, was told by his confessor that he skottla forgive . - .
all his enemies, he exclaimed s-" Enemies I I have none. American advices mention that the journal recently Mr. Paul Bedford, after a musical and the t*e 1
I have shot them all" started at St. Louie, under the title of the kepodiator, to na. career, extending considerably over half a n a
vocate openly the repudiation of the public debt, has stopped a century, will take
his farewell of the stage at the New Queen's Theatre on
The Chicago Tribune nominates Train the talkist
, want a .al .port. slaurday morning,
for Prmident, and Weston, the walkist for Vice-President. 16th inst., under the patronage of the
Limp mid legs-hew potent in isolates! Prince of Wales 0 *al
"It appears that a young English Peer, who is not • - ' u.„ s occaaion the veteran actor anti
vocahst will be a 's
The article in the Saletrdog tic es "The Girl of ' '
specified alai whotu we do not know, was recently in Rome a sm test by a host ah. professMnal friends
received into the Roman Catholic Church. Ile belongs it an cnnte'Vt"ri6'..
the Period," hes excited SO much notice that it has been went,' nppetir, to au old Catholl • f 'l •" c 7 -- / Caler4ft intimated to
reprinted iu a separate tom by a Bristol publisher. L anu y. - mut ...urea,. the authorities that he would
On the 24th ult., Dr. Errhardt or Edenhardt f be 'mashie to carry out the sentence of the law on the cep-
A linCir old limn named White, who has for years Boost., was blowt. up by the explosion of a new f I ' , 0 volet Smith, at Dumfries, on Tuesday, that day having beet •
pest Imen earning a precarious living as a porter on the u nonatte of fixed for the execution of the Fenian Barrett but sit .
his own discovery in Montreal, wl it e nuting chlorate 0
shores of the Ouse at King's Lynn, has just been enriched by tash and salphur witls gunpowder. Ona nein' f altered. The town-clerk at once secUred I • ' '''
t me sernees .0
having a impose left him, it is said, to the extent of ILI five dangerously wounded. Dr. kr' r ' ' was killed Astons, the York executioner, who demanded the s
420,000. hardi himself had his pa l' 1 • ft f I ' 1 .aree fee
left atm =petaled below the elbow, .a Ilimy 11...... hilt , i'• tr. er lis H (astlY ogice-twenty guineas.
A very comprehensive society has been establishol sight. "v OYs' Mt,. Isabel Thorne (flB (1 1 t r c
, , , , far (,s-s.ree., ...TOSVtillor-
-111 IMallehester—" The Atiti-Ritualistic and Established oWe thiek th f.i 1. t square, London. presented herself in the t Teem arts evdei
Church Protection Society for the Smtpression of Ritualism o tar Iti
~Inks a. proiwat ID a taillieWhat nation at ApotlieCarie9' Hall, in e'ma it ' ' . ' '
and Mber Popish practices, anti for counteracting the effort, better state than It was a berth, iaj, 4.,.„, sow wvo„, as loos, gelitleinew Out of the sixtv-sevencc'e't'uli'di 'S'lth seYV's
of the Liberat hem Society, the Reform aaaaa, and MI ettensim at thy vast array .4 Inn km at the ludalge examples e 4 passed. tars. Thorne came Mit amont, the llit'ett si'lYl-.1
to the establishmelit and endowment a the lAA (in'rth," minea betallei,lol,l al stielt semies . the cruel ranashment papers were so good that the usual 'viva r .
The secretary is " Ernest Jones, Jun." which last par's pert, wli • y i 11, met with the other day at was lii9.l.ollSed With. Lant Ma) M . • '
Ore exanneate.
, Newmarket, we cannot felicitate ourselves I o. ra Thorne inflated the
A remarkably steady ppoportion is Maintained HI the chief characteAstica of th ' ' o r rem ers on curriculum at tile Ladies' aleoljeat tainet,ie in Fitgrov..leare.
e national institution ! "- by carrying elf double
England and Wales between the ',ember of males and Pall Nall Gazette. lila' honOtirS 111 Cm ' d
• medical um
females barn each year. That proportion, with hardly any The A u l obstetrical classes. base littil since bee IIIractising ' •
" au
Variation in a lung period of' years, is 104 nialee to lou rtnu a t Nary Onrette says that Punch it un- accoucheuse.
females. . just to the Commander-in-Chief in represmaing him as Mrs. I...dee th I
treating Sir R. Milder with neglect Iran the eommene G ' . eone of a Diasenting min/'
--- ter at
The French railway smith rates have Warned all lucid of the expedition he I - ' ' e- re,na'wh,Charged at the local police-court or.
ialll experienced the most pronont witli assaulting J I —se 'Rs saturdoiv
persons disposed to make use of their lines for suicidal pum- 551 ii and cordial sympathy from the lit y• 1
uuk, 0 al hi I 1a... • ..11, complaisane
poses that they are likely Wbe baffled in their ebject, all the nurse 011arth, and the news of the lumpy ' "'
. at tile meeting in defence of the - Irish Churth emtto .m
•!,,,;04.ent ,v-to hilifrdid TONe V - • • Mrs. Davits'
engines now in use in Frallee being provided with an instru- In Ii over london before his Reel; / i '.
•Ltllmess gg 8 blishM ~ 11301 e m ausendmeM to aur ort id di-ttl't-
nient caned net.. pierre, which, like the A/sleek...o,w- the, her Nlajesty -ileum be...-.....,5. t0,...,,,fa ut, ... mlt.e,ll"l th t N ent.
'thief' tea to a Tray. and t:he eV' 1 , 1 ~ ,
ijeonalts ii-e;,..
eateher," throN 9 aSlde whateVer impediments it meets irn the the Grand Cr. ss .l It i.,1, Instil' at mug peseitee'th, . .ert a sirs. Davie. slapped hit face, }NV
..,',',o'
line. But tles other doiy a man SQeliitig• le be µreheatmeet. of Mitts rewards which tauntire withil th . "31.'"ge- given to Gm* that Mr. Davies, oli rt..l, .. 1 , re iki, amend-
death on the Amiens line WaS th dealt with by the ,htta,
~,,, thart,,,,,tobt t,, j ,t,,w. a„,t ..hid .• e province meat, was assaulted by avvend •- ' '':. i : wife
pierre, atol escaped with a broken arm. t i o . v -o .' '
1,9i099•01. WOell 1,01 weBpateoes a,s,ve.
.r i ill a . douil.. hue attempted toil efe d 11. I d
n 11p, WIP hi 10 as twat iiil
a y succeed In inn:-
eepting a blow which seas sinsto ad" 11° '
It appears frem retame ~hich have lately been (4,,,.gg Frapei,Train is ..... • f • , him bv Mr. Smith. Mr.
,gain igunng a 3, a, kaltar,,
Pa"'"ad'a ih"rt.'"g this h.'''. .tet lv distniesed
beaded iti 1,, Sir Richard Mayne Male Select Committee on 'hi Thlbill n. The Rotund° has hid a metsy fair audi • "d sign- A Certificate te, • ' • i h
tbe gale af Liquors on Sunday Bill that the total number of at the first lecture, Wirt 1 ea 'nee
being t ' it ' Prevent anY furt ser Proceot Ms
t mid aaseuita aetmed rather to Mimi s the matter
persons charged with litMg drutik in the metropolitan dls- enjoy the huinoars of
trict during the years 1461 to I At) Inclusive was 23X.007 ;Of ',finance to the siseasaerti. ' liii al than to attach any int. A fearful and. itass• •
. termination tea religious diepide
this number 54,538 were females. And during the years lddi on his es77l hiseeency ~..r ,
ii e allusions. Train touched took place on Fdikoke
I 1437 inclusiVe the total nunn.er M persons tharged with ;we heid-tentres." Dismeg g:teluizt,dithe posithm et •• the nisia at Liven. d. A quarrel h.l oes
'unre'l 1.'"'".4 I,"' oe num who were drinking M a Wan.-
being drunk and for being drunk and disorderly wa, 101,1fal peaehment of Ingl.o 14 rI: d. 't""'
''''a ‘,t e itn- house iu t'aa) Sr •:
wn, of which the came at pears to have been
males and e 3,002 females, making a toMI of 1ti1,191, -P
Hosing the civil war." 'When ht.' an
con act t, a sneriea during some (4.6e,,1,Kir ~,,,ang popery. At mutcher named Bailey
a marked decrease In the Immlib.mr 44 cases amongst Me luring in Ihoschester I'm il rune,: tits iatention of ler- and autttag man were about to proceed to blows, WWI a
males, while, considering the increake of populattom drunken- for the murder et Bret tine f„...f.,ge, of those who suffered t
-hirti tun'. named Brook stepped in. between them and net
ness amongst females was on the increase. There aro in the amo t I a .1.. %an aterly lady stood up from the fair
metropolitan police district 0.540 public-houses and 4,421 lOs f - . '
ngs t oe au lame met dramatically pr o o of Ilercutio, for Bailey stibLed him in the cli. st.
tsented him with Tim, '.,,und probably was " not so deep as a well or so wide
. tor the parpose ' A large mob followed Teat i
beershops; of these 59 are Imewn to the polies as disorderly Letel c " . - - —al so •mni nn *a church door," but it was fatal in a few ' t
houses. heentm, bst the police did not fin n»nu en. Brook,
' Weider*. dit aecesaary to '.ehr. is in custody, does not deny striking the muracrosta
a blow.