The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-26 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SAITUDAY Ettgintffit; APRIL 26, 1862.

comet*, from Id our Me i& IlibueSeibrisitilems set
coefidemes and attashossairair-baus arms that I mid tik
lam 'Wald ybu not GM prefer the aseatise babk
.
spot= el I" 1 dish not think I
such • ps ,' as that, as is wiltilleE
VII hi
bow nothing about It. bar
led I amost to protect her no fir `as silo be;
' messy and wateking over her comber weal. .)
I told my wile when I left the boordisphore that I woe
gain cie • tour, sad to see Maeda. I did not tell her that I
was wag to see a patient ; but 1 recollect writing to her
iike Iftbsfare Isabella Banks died that m medical aid the
geggialii• was put in. It said the writer
raillar soon see ber, and coooleded, "believe nu,
Meth mitely, T. Smethurst.] I bad written
ma week, but owing to Minns Botha's illness I had
theketed to do so. I art wrote to my brother ea
the some day. I had not seen him while's's, at Alma-TULL
Ohio was this put ia. Ulnae " Dr. James, dear B. lice now
111111INNW dangerous err. I frar there is not adagio hope.
Her sister is staying with us. Two or three days I much
fear will place the dear soul broad ail hump aid .
Ood grant that she mar mom l Seal your letters and
all Miss Banks S. °ldyl I kept • diary the whole of
this time. Mho Banks was not ordering great agony of
pair in the stomach; bat the died suffering from Niers. I
eassidered that she was suffering from bilker diarrhoea from
Ida April to the day of ber death. I never showed Fey adios
of her case to Dr. Julius, but I showed them to Mr. Bird.
who was her regular attendant. I do not know that Mr.
Bird is abroad. Mrs. Wheatley tame into the room when-
ever she pleased, and also cleaned it er. She has swore
fairly that I took in medicines from bar at the door. She
either placed them on a table mad& er brought them in
herself. I never took anything from her at the dear:
[The invitation to Mai Louth Banks was them real She
was aloes with per sister for half an boar on Vase sepa-
rate oemeloos at least. I received • letter from her offering
to ease down again, and I WTO4II back the letter
put fa. [lt stated that the doctor had forbidden
any mss miters at pretest, and promised to write spin.
A amber of other lettere were also put la and reed.
They repeated the statement that the condition of the
desered earinch Mto pools& any lather the
I had urged Mime Mashes to sem sad leo her sister,
halt wee baba them !mars. Os the 1011 s of Apia
I wrote Mat she should tats • room
in the Der .= ulting that there woo no ac-
t:ammo& for bar la the]core . (The letter was read.)
Will swear that she wee with her &it& r lan as she
pleased when she mac, sad ens with her aka& On the
15th Miss Banks sum down and sow her &tee. The de.
card appeared 17, taacated, sad said, "If you will be
quiet, it will be t -aad.by,
_wait Haar?" looking
at me. said it andentsod her to refer to her
second marriage in the Wag Si the death of my wife.
I bed not been talking to her the e& the probate death of
my wife. The marriage bad been woe of sorsoismo to her.
She wee satiated that it reeeseal from her the dada of
being my mistime, and it wee megethiagthat she meld pas
off to her trim& as • lawful ohm We bad spud that
if my wife died mite should he pahotelyoraisid solo. At
Yd la bad been seeded that in amid to lovers till ley
wife died ; bat after lambda Basks hod sessived notice to
quit the boarding.honse she aliened to be monied to as.
She had Often convened with me about the_ probabilities el
my wife's dying. She used to say that Mrs. Smethurst
was very sur she naked me whether I Straight she
live. would I had watched my wilds health as care-
fully as Mies Bankss. I knew the stale of her health, bat
I expressed no opinion about it. the was above 70. I did
net wish her to die, nor do I wish her to die sow. I did
rah to perform my engagement to Miss Beaks.
Sir 0. Creaswell—The gentleman wished Se leave the sus
to the manes of nature.
Withese—l do aot recollect telling Mr. Senior that the
paper amid be sat me by abarrister is London. I said
the herriaer wished it to be made by • solicitor. Ido ea
know that Ms Haas had ode • mono= will. 1 pits
the dimmed the madam prommited by Dr. Julius and Mr.
Bird. I obtained • lianas to ran the elsomed at Doctors'.
esemarres. I main an affidavit, knowing it to be
taloa I am very any fee S. I hod no idea that I
amid have to make with an affidavit, and I was
bin quite aback. I nevertheless ewes the affidavit.
liaraunined—l quite forget the suet Neel soy wife. I
Ai& she is now 77. Mien Bans wee th. The dividends
I esseked were from funded stock, over which the derma
bad as disposiog power while we lived together. I paid for
serythina, and I gave her lOC to pay her drommases
lem not aware whether Louise Beaks we swore of my
mine with theater. She knew that the deemed the
le with me as my wife ; but I don't think she knew
beim the 18th d April. She knew my wife.
Pp the Jedge—This siptsseseeasal mewed the memisepe sbei
math bdmo itheeki ;lid I end%
low Ws. If id ail bare boTtedi.:ll6:4
demi elms am. I .wet the wiabod en to se to
Deetessf-semmome mad stab elaielf that she bad
lad pada* eta sedelthelbei Is alder, as she
be feel my olledisa. She mama fist I should rel
Desten/yeanteas after she bed proms& that we
ha mardsdi I but I don't recollect whether it was before I
hid esamated.
Mr. James Smetherst—l am • ENN/bll of the
bar, but am no relation or esemedwa whatever salle2
plaintiff. I was for • short time he the habit ef ready*
some rests for baba& Banks. I recoiled receiving •
letter from Dr. Smethurst ea the gable& of • will. It con.
tained an enclosure evidently cried from Gee of the own.
mon printed forms of wills. I cannot state the date, but
it was about three weeks before Miss Bantha death. I
have uo copy of my answer.
Cromaxamined—l have not got the lathe. I destroyed
every letter I had connected with Dr. Ethethunth affairs.
The paper which has been put la SAMS to be an exact copy
of the paper I received. I sent ft back in the same state
as I received it. Dr. Smothtutt's ithianist is that respect
is incorrect. I merely added an ateeelation Gime. I feel
COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. wenn' I made no 'iliwnniis the btu:Lib° draft wills'
ever ; for I would not mike a will t using the in.
Aran. '45. tending testator, and %Map his owe inetroctious.
(Before the Judge Orinary.) iteuxamined —I added a note to the effect that the will
summon r. TOMLIN LND aranaa.—araciat MIT. must go through the heads of • monitor.
(Collared from yesterday's Express.) Mr. Serjeant Ballantine stroegly inveighed against the
Dv, Thome; Smethurst crow-examined-1 do not know conduct of the plaintiff, and expired • fervent hope that
whether Mr. Smethurst is • relation of mine. I have through the operation of the law a mot of justice would
Seen on very intimate terms with him. He called never have to give Dr:Smethurst the mosey for which be
me cousin and "deer on." That was a familiar bad committed perjury, fraud, and felony, and for which
term that we called each other. We signed each he had not hesitated to brave an amount of public shame
other, " Yours affectiocately." My saquaintanee bee from which most villains would have shrank. Evan • villain
gun when he was • patient of mine at Moorpark. might well shrink from coming forth into the face of day
The couainship did not begin there. He lives at and mortaring the scorn, the detestation, sad the horror
8, Nearest*, Liaosies-taa. I obtained 711. of Mae which his a must excite. Nothing thst Dr.
Banks's moor before bar death. I did not emelt Smethurst maid was wurthy of the smallest possible
my "deer ens about that. The mousy cessistod of credit
lends mar her nark's will. I had seen that will at Ike. Sir C. Cresswell—Whet ! won't you believe him when he
AOSS.4OIIIIIOOS. That was before we were married. She speaks against himself
wished me be p and read the will, that I might see eke Mr. Ballantine--I wafer my lord, I should feel some
hed sere preperty. I went entirely es her account. I took difficulty in doing even that ; for there are some men so
dews IMO eats of the will for her, and made her fully steeped in vice and falsehood that they will tea lies siting
maprelami the nature of the will. I was stopped while I themselves. (Laughter.) The learned gentians
coa-
was taking aro a sad told that I must have a copy of the tended that there was no foundation for the solemnise
will and pay bebrit She &Hansards wrote to the executors which Dr. Smethurst had heaped on the imemery of Mies
about the Nam subject, but it was not by my di. Banks. The strong probability was that the delver which
rection. [The letter was put in. It was a request had been set up at the trial for bigamy.
_and whith athereel
to Mr. Tomlin to lend her his copy of her uncle James's would have set ap without ewers
will.) I did not dictate that letter to her ; but I saw it that Mrs. Smethurst herself was not lawadflogisuri—weir
before it was sent She gave a false address, because WO the story which the plaintiff had told to Mks /heath No-
did net wish either of our families to know where we VIM thin indeed, was more likely than that be pmensisi her
Mr. Treherue, a friend of mine, near Tunbridge•wella, bailiff to agree to • private and to keep it mesa while
to Lord Delaware, undertook to receive letters for me. lie the first Mrs. Smethurst lived. It wee • withal higheed
had been a friend of mine. The letters were forwarded to that Mks Louisa Banks bad had any real 4'l
me. I got the dividends on the 12th or 15th of April. She seeing her sister while there woo any pro hie
died on the 3rd of May. The dividends were rot through victim escaping from his influence.
Mr. Treherne. The acting executor forwarded a cheque for The Court drew the attention of the learned potimase
the &moue.. Miss Banks received it and pre it to me. to the fact that there was ,no allegation of fraud in the
That was the only mosey I ever had of here. She had not record.
more than Is. with her when she left the boarding-house. I Mr. Serjeant Bananas; begged permission to amend his
never represented to her that my marriage with Mrs. plea.
Smethurst was an illegal eae. I never told Miss Banks or Dr. Phillimors hoped that If that were done be should
any one elm that the perm I was living with was herself a have an opportunity allowed him to call witnesses to rebut
married woman when I marl her. I have been con. lb. plea.
naiad of bigamy. At the trial I did not set up the defence eir O. Cromwell ganted both appthatioth
that my wife was already married when I married her. I Mr. fierier* Batine, resuming, rid be should be
did not thew what defence my attorneys and able to prove that the whole serum system of the den
counsel were wag to set hp. I did hear that defence ceased tad bra rakes, that she was unit to transact
publicly set up, and I wrote on a slip of paper any matter of therm at the time the will was made.
to Mr. Sleigh not to rues my wife's antecedents. My In conclusion, the learned muse' emphatically declared
brother merged the whole betimes, and he knew of that he had never thews& saes of so duplex a character,
Doane her former position. or in which so many crimes had hem committed, and he
The Judge—Did you thew her former position ! trusted that a court of Natio* would never again be dia.
The Wiliter-1 did. I never believed that she had been graced by such an exposure as Dr. Smethurst had made.
menial Susannah Angelina Wheatley, wife of Thomas Wheatley,
Mr. fierjeant Ballantine—But why did you not tell Mr. No. 10, Alma-villas, Richmond—l recollect Dr. Smethurst
Sleigh that the story was false, and the deceased coming to our house on the 15th of April.
Warier —The case was in other heads. My wife had 1 They came in • cab. The deemed appeared very ill,
been living with another gentleman when I married her. ; but she walked up-stairs. She went to bed immediately.
The defers that she was herself guilty of bigamy went ' She was only up about three times after. Dr. Julius at.
to the jury. They tried that on— (a langb)-1 was very ' toured her. He came, I think, every day. Dr. Smethurst
sorry for it My blether as living as a private gentleman, waited upon her. I prepared her food. I either took it
but he has been • chemist. I have been living with my Ito the bedroom arrow Dr. Smethurst came and fetched
wife ever sire I was released. I woo convicted of murder ; it. I don't thin I ever took anything into the room ex-
received her Majesty's pardon ; was convicted of bigamy ; art a impel flea one morning. The food she did not con.
suffered a year's iniprisoommit, and then went back to live sums was brought out of the room by Dr. Smethurst and
with my wife. No or bad suffered from the affair more throws away. Dr. Smethurst likewise brought all the
than she. She was a perfect wreck, and out of kindness slops out of the room blistelL I used to take in the modi-
fied good feeling to her. I west back to live with her, and class, but I always gave them to Dr. Smethurst. la fact,
to protect her. My intimacy with Mir Banks cornmetteed • I had man( to do with the inside of the
very soon after she came to live at the beardimphouse. It room at all. except to make the bed. He was
commenced mutually—that is, if I made love to her she Dearly always by. He sad he could not afford
made love to me. In fut it commemed on her part It to have a nurse—that was very shortly before the
was at Entwithin but friendship; but she began to make doomed died. I offered my serviced to sit np with the
love to me. deceased ; but he did not accept them. He said she was in so
The J udge —Do you mar to my that the asked you to &ikon a slats that he preferred sitting up with her him.
marry her ! self.
W ars —I am outs in of it, my lord. She paid Crammantinal—They appeared to live on the very hap-
attentions and followed roe up. I can't say that I objected. pie& terms while they were at my here. Dr. Smothinet
She told me that she had a cootie named Tomlin who had slowed the deceased carry aitathe that an affectionate
been privately married for two or three roue. She told me bursa& would have done ; avid, as far se I saw, the fully
that she bad another friend who was also secretly married, rectiPeocaied that affection.
and the asked me if I should not like • marriage of that Ithetan.ined—l never saw be except when I was maldng
kind with her. That wee in Kessingtoop edam. I• her bed. I never coevereed with her in his abeam. I
beard ler say to a lady border at Mr Smith's lode's. sew hex Met ee the night Wow she "a- She was then
boar that she should like to have a private nearrisge with
the dortnr. Attempt& have bees sale, without moans, to vigte man Man adjourned.
obtain that lady's riders. The armapment about the
marriage was make after I bad even her weds will. Mrs.
Smith had given her arks* to quit We had • mating , The f • re • recent commendatory opinion
by st="4".4, and died telling me that sheen nay •Dr. de JlWell aquwlwn Oat lam dl from as of the
VT* she rid, Oan yea have any objecthe to meat 1110triess era ageseloestOrfetethe of the amilite. Biz
• nowt marsh. r I made her no enema She "It grallaif to the queen ta Ire.
ma's aim, yen, thaw, hogrog say year wile eir / 45yarJent
appear what yea. inn emrsiesre wife meld not, and I
mald set, hoesase I haw Mody he ewes dligefli. rid • Iherepesaiespaysrt
room
Mat you en a married gilm. auldWall• ball% .111. M., 4& PC. and gesuill
Ma.* • few are stew fiat we @pia, mad she said, gr g. rocas%
_ithresaminalleram. and Co..t
77. "
I sea vasty assiasi. dealer ; let es pet away into the 141140% and

Cabo Intelligence.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—APRIL 25.
Sittings in Banco.—(Before Justices Crompton, Blackburn,
and Mellor.)
The court having disposed of several unimportant motion'.
proceeded with the cases in the special paper.
THZ GLUT WENTI2O ILLILWAT COMPASS T. RAMAOR.
Mr. M. Smith, Q.C., asked that this case might stand
over for a week. The points to be raised in the case emu
in unintelligible in the case stated for the opinion of the court
that it would be Wier it should be re-stated before it was

argued.
!dr. Foully. Q.C. who was on the other side, said he con-
curred in the application.
Mr. Justice Crompton said he wished he had known it
earlier. He tried to reed the cue and understand it last
night in bed, but it was so much confused that it sent him
to sleep. (Laughter.)
Mr. M. Smith said it would be impossible for the court to
give a decision that would be satisfactory on the case, from
the unintelligible manner in which the case wee stated.
Mr. Justice Blackburn said be was glad to hear that all
parties were agreed as to the unintelligible state of the are.
He tried to understand it last night, and was at first in-
clined to believe it was his stupidity that prevented his
mastering the points. (Laughter.) He was happy to find
so many were of the same opinion with regard to the
dating of the case.
Mr. Bovill advised their lordships, when the use wu re-
stated, not to read it until it came on for argument.
(Laughter.)
The case was then ordered to stand over for a week.
The court was occupied the remainder of the day in dis-
posing of MIN in the special paper that were devoid of
general public interest.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. —A ram 23.
Sittings in Banco.—(Before Lord Chief Justice Vol., and
Justice' Willem, Bytes, and Keating.)
LOSTOBI T. TOP LWOW! AID MORTON LAILWAT 00117AIIT.
LINGTH OP sawn AND TM TO COUNSEL. •
Thu wee an actin to recover damages for Wads. err
Woad in the Clayton tunnel accident, and 5001. havhig
lee paid into court, the matter was ultimately cow
presumed upon payment of an additional 501.
Mr. Bmll now applied for a rule selling apostates&
tiff to show OM, why the teze•tou of his coats hot
M reviewed, and nutted that the tiff's attieway Ind
sepia into the Miffs all the c
before the orroehr,
adthis baring y ealerpd the bride, thew
wand win asarkeo indeed of two, and the fees were
=Wen in proportion, the fess being 30 raison 20
gnome, aad 16 guineas; whilst hie primal knowledge
enabled him to state that the leading oatmeal for the com-
pany received only 15 guineas. (Laughter.)
The Lord Chief Justice maid that a rule would be granted
in reference to the Ingth of the briefs and as to baying
three counsel. As to the less paid the court could not go
into that matter, but if it should appear that the Mater
had allowed larger fon is warequenee el the lends of the
brief, ha should in that case be at liberty to receseider the
esbject.
Rale granted.

COLZION MID OTHUS r. ?WEIL —memo LL. •
This natter eras Were the Goan spa • spool mile.
whiehatabed the ham* elreamebassa 1816 • Wee
wee padded of • beam n Perthadlisee for 63 pine. pe
3101. • prat het the hese esatelsol the peels the• if the
Ma ailW the Weems sad property Ma sionid is repsehid.
saaihasted, sr empeadad, sad not pal er mshikthea
the reed about& daring filch time, be yodeled he Me. •
year. The qesoliem now wan whether Axes the sidelines
if the income tea imposed by the sth sad Oki Viet.. the
seat Amid he 3301. or 3401. The lower stun telly lei bps
paid, mad the action was to recover 1861. for arrows depths
pleiatiffe contending that the rent should have bees paid
duriag this time at the rate of 34tii. a year.
Xr. thrth appeared for the plaintiffs ; and Mr. Moe
for the sidendsat.
The Court took time to comities the matter.
Bitting* at Nil Prins to Leedom —(Bef ors Mr. Justice
Willes's sad • Common Jury.)
The only defesded are tried to-day was an action to
recover the balmier el moray mid to be due for some pip,
sad the details were el eaWarn* to the public.

COURT OF ICCOHIQUER.—Aran 25.
UOOND COURT.
liittinp at Niel Prim at OuilithalL —(Before Mr. Baron
Ohansell and a Ocala= Jury.)
UMW AND WIFE 1. BM W&
This was on adios brought by the plaintiffs, who wan
confectioners and bakers, at Nerwmose, spins% the defends*
the • dthe Drieklayerd Arms public-Imam, la
is reamer esampeseaties is damages for Moja-
des •• through the alleged aeglimsece of the detemb
andb minas% The delesist pleaded set guilty.
Mr. Meatari Chentben, Q.C., Mr. Serieast Any, tad
Mr. ?Mal Addams were counsel fee thelleAsidb Mr.
Hawkime, Q. 0., and Mr. Bansrd ter ta. delesdest.
It appeared that es the ovesing of Sunday, ths 16111 et
February le s% the phistbils were coming home from Twists.
ashes is a posy eisissosd epos arriving at the Crosswise-
road Qs defeadast's coachman, who was driving a
brougham, drove against their cbaiae, threw them out, sod
bloke Ow WA arm. She was conveyed home and attended
by two medical antu up to the prewant time, and they were
o/ opinios that bow arm would never be of any use ag..n.
The deforms wee that the accident was occasioned through
the negligees driving of the plaintiff.
The evidence wee very coetlicting, .x 1
The jury ultimately returned• verdict for the plaintiffs—
damages 1301.

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Maoris. '
OMEN 01 110U011.0•11 Mat MIMI= PANTIOULAIte 11
venni° AT ars CMOS 01 nue cater zwailnliel,
must or uzzae'rtarr, IASURINALLAITIPABS.I
Jolt Irmint,llrpassos4quire, and Walton-Ullse, Ito
too, to serremder May 7, at 11e.
JOMMlllarffalt., MC Jmase.plaos, Aide/ate, licensed wleNalier,
sad Aldermanlary, City, merchant, May 14, at IL
Ineara CltsCaaLL, Marwieb, Jame, 01•41001%, May 7, at U.
WILLIAM Pula NICE', Drummond-street, Zuston-anam, ware-
holism= to a provision merchant, May 7, at IL
low? Joan, Hanger-late, Tottenham, and Almay-yelit-tea,
raft, etas NswtnzWO, hostel, May 7, at 11.
MAIM NATlON,ord.road, lalnaton, watch raster,

sits potICE coat
. .
MANSION-HOUSI.
Tith Lori fthissitiesterclay. shy atY
fah*. hie mat
* Macke,uponMacke, he should like to sec trim mode
pathos ea the athgad &thre
amitiothw ta Pim
ith
werothig ilifole invi
Lemish A
Cotton, of the b ithe
oa of Culvenrsil, Broths, aadElet
mitres to bier about ten days ago, aeshateg a awake
254, which wee to be applied to the alleviaMsa ei Had
thetress. He mouthatrated with Ha Gottew, sad Ninth
bite Meal upon him, sad he fed al, aid he Ithooght it
hither to defer maths( any public stalsomedi far sighating
ow movement until sufficient time bad ahmeed fio shore
there wee that great nommity the a geseral
cootributioo. The few days which had
slipesd bad brought him several litters eoutaining small
soma% ; and that morning he had been waited up= by a
Ilimemaisting of a number of pother=
. interested in the cotton trade, and races or less
acquainted with the districts which were suffering, who bad
, asked him to allow himself to be made the medium of the
transmission of the public bounty to the distressed locali-
ties ; and be wee &theme of announoing to the public that
he was quite willing, with the assistance of the gentlemen
belonging to the court, to be the medium of transmitting
from limo to time any sums he might receive to some een-
teal cethainteen which •ht be formed ; but he eolith not
take ups& bimetal to dismtsi s, or take any part is the dis-
tributioo elelemo essielbstieso ; sod as soon as he knew that
sans such thmtheatith had bon torised, he would be quite
ready to NMI the aril rams which he had already re-
ceived, or skald lOW to his bands hereafter. lie would
not, however, TI MM) to mod to more than one such or-
palmation ; he could not undertake to send some to Man-
chester, some to Wigan, Bradford, and other localities. The
only thing he would undertake would be to send it to one
organisation, such organisation to take upon themselves the
distribution. He might mention that the deputation con-
listed of W. J. It. Cotton, Esq., of the firm of Colverwell,
Brooks, and Co.; Wm. Morley, 'Esq., of W. and IL Morley;
Chew Barker, Req., at Barker Nepthwand Co.; J. Armitage,
el J.Armitage endear P. Lye's*, of Dent, Allarolt, Lyoett,
and Co.; E. Howes, Dm., of Cook, Son, and Co.; Wilford
Creators:, thq., of Bradbuy, Gmettotra, and Co. ; Boger
' Onnhffe, jun., Hog. of It. OnNe, Saes, sad Ow • ' a
Dilberoybie, Esq., of Canty and 00. His lordship said
that while upon this topic he would my that he had bad a
communication from a gentleman modPalton, who had
asked him to recommend to the public notice a etas of great
distress amongst the poor in the town and thighbourhood of
Connemara, in the county of Galway, canted by the isibus
of the crops of potatoesand oat. last year. Owing to the
wet season, the crops had failed to such an stheat
that not rail of the usual quentlty had been realised.
Another consequence of the wet was that the pest could
not be dried, and so amid a want of fuel; that,
however, had been considerably alleviated by the benevo-
lence of the surrounding gentry. Now another very seri-
ous evil threatened them. Though the failure of the pota-
toes and eats last season there was no seed to sow for this
year's crops. A considerable amount had been already
raised ; but be hoped they would receive more &mistime,
otherwise they would shortly be in a Mato of famine. He
mentioned this, not that he intended to Mks any part in it,
bat merely commended it to the liberality of the pablia
Ho understood that the National Bank of Ireland were
will* to receive contribution', for the alleviation of the
waste of the maims, at their chief office in Old Broad-
street.

720111 LAST maims GAZITTIL

Iday 7, at 11. _
James Possum Williams, rutted-bar, Middleaer, builder,
Ma 7 10, at 10.
CH/LULU Lycra, Garlick-WA City, portmanteau manufacturer,
- - -""

MAT IN. atle
ILAN IVA" Fremantle, Hants, builder, May 13, at 10.
Join INIONLAND, Ripley, Derbyshire, jorteneymau shoemaker,
May 33,110.
°Roan NIWBAS, Stamm% Middasca, baker May 6, at 2.
Jaen BACON, TOwerstreet, Upper St. Martin's-lane, plumber,
May 6, at
Hama MARWICK, jun., Uckfleid, and Bodle.strect-green, near
Bares, carpenter, May 6, at
ARTNUa 4:NALL, Vordloglaidae, Hants, bricklayer, May 6, at 2.
W cams MAMAS Aatwau, auoensereet, Chespaide, and Port-
land-street, Walworth, ullmau, May 6, at le.
THOMAS MARIMMILIrr, Rochester, pickle merchant, May 6,
Alas= LToss BILLIaola, Fleetstreet, City, hotel keeper, May
8. at
GRAM IFe.
LKIISK Ifighetraet, Poplar, builder, May 6, at 1.
TIIDIUJ MOOR. (inearrtels, hay dealer, Maya al 1.
WALTER RILL, lialestreet, Leicester-square, saddles 1182-
monger, May 6, at 11.
WILLIAM BOAST, Upton, Norfolk, machine-man, May 8, at 11.
J 10010089127, Church street. Stoke Newington, baker, May 8,
at 1!
ItowAan PAINTER, Charleeplace, Lambeth, barman, May 8, at
Joel Cul! Eustonsquare, tutor, May lb. at 11.
Liana, Backchurch.lane, Commerciainad Fast, oil re-
ams, May & at H.
Jona BZWE, Barnet, Rata, boot maker, May 6, at I.
ALYIND BaoEN, Portsmouth, watchmaker, May 6, at
Inuit 2DwAla6, Alesanderinews, Paddington, livery stabler
kesper,tMay 0, at it
WILLIAM COMM, Sidney-mad, Homerton, clerk to an alai-
dere! May 11, at I.
GIOROR .101111111001, Brick-lane, Spitalftelda, licensed victualler,
Mar 6, L
01011 all fosse, Ingh.statet. Borough, hop merchant, May 11,,
WNaaM at
UM! Stoneleigh, Warwickshire, baker, May IT, All
WILLIAM Crain, New Uncoil, Warwickahire, taller, ma is.
at 1!
WILLIAM MOM Tan* Bakal% Warwickshire, culls 4901 a,
May 9, at IL
Timm Ola sad Man Otrr. Birmingham, chsenleth Mq
12. at 12.
Jo an Itranggia, Haiti& Derhtshire, inuksolsr. May lad* 77.
Bwassea, Raised Motseller, MIK 31. 919 za.
JARMO 111.91mua, thalki Cary, Bamarseishite,
18, at IL
TIMMY Mazatlan, Culls Cary, Bomenet.shire, nmelmt talk
damn, May 13, M 11.
WILLIAM Ink Haven Heaton.Yorkshire, yarn manabalaNK
May 8, at IL
lona 11015971. Dm/deed. Yelled**. drag**. May 11, K 11. • '
J 08222 GiA52O2, Maeldald, boast, My 6, at 10.
Rona? NtITTON, SWAIM. ipubllato. May 6. at 10.
WOW. Wart% Doncaster, butcher, May 5, at 10.
WILLIAM CArnicz, llverpool, wheelwright, May 7 at 11.
NATEAN MAaaDER. Kningeways, Matichester,commledos aim%
Mayo, at 12.
010101 WOOD, Woodside, Northumberland, farmer, MI 11,
il!}.
ourneyman bram
Gamma GEM, Birmingham, jioander, MU we.
at 10.
C 12020.11 MIL Mtagaillatt. fronfronotar, May 20,itzt 10.
Joint+ Admen, arsainaliaza, usualaslen Ick. 18, at 10.
Mama lataff,Hamtaglaara, oral dealer, IS, 10.
Jolia Mamma, uglaser, May 1K at 10.
Tiloata Ban" boot maker, Ka 1111, salt
WILLIAM WooLizr, N late Unwed vannaller, May
_7, at 10.
Mix Ix nor, Liverpool, Maya at It
JEW DAMN, tasty toy Basler, Ma 7. it
FlMlMOmilintolarat hembessekeeper, Ma 7, it
lowa , Olmnorpeadee, gum, May
111, at 11.
VIT. WARD. 7Craostt, St. Peter. Norfolk, dialer. Mop &
41HammOttaMIH,Malatior& Lincollehlre.Pubiken. Malimekgg 1
Fara MMMUlatimer, West Bad, Hants, timber
Kay 7, at Vie •
411101les Wssl.assinakeeper, May 8, at K.
WAITER GAMMA , Bucks, painter. May 8, at 11.
=illeartSt, S. Bucks, carpenter. May
°NORA MEM, Eaten-Soma, Beds, tailor, Ma yl, al!
ARNIM= ANDUJOR, Stourport, Worcestershire, plumber,
May la,
MILKS 71MJJr9, Coundon, Warwickshire, land sovsyor,
My U. is
JAM CIONTTON, Bolton, Lancashire, journeyman stasesuon.
May 14, at 10.
Zama HAD., Haden SID, Staffordshire, retailer of beer, May
I ita 11. hatter
EY ALLARD, Worcester, , May 9, at 1
TONOlOllal PaniOaß, Muller, groom, April SO, At 11.1.
WILLIAM Pamela! Llamelir. Ilreconshire, builder, May 8, at 11.
Wnamt IRVEao, Mount Ilamant., Wesunorelmad, tea dealer,
May 1; at 11.
Morita imAiwON, Middle lawn, Liscelnahin, =Mar, May
10, at It
1081811 IVA" Dll, Mosmonthshhe, coal agent, May 14, at 11.
JOBB PARIT, sen., Trigyneu. farmer, May it at 1.
ANIL Clatman. Barnaley,Yorkshire, headman keena,May that 3.
Joint 05111 Tamura, Bath, plumber. May 6, at 11.
lowa BARNA, Pembary, Rent, fruiterer, May 9 at IL
CRAILIn Maass. Bawddp. Somereetahlre, blackaanith, May
14, at 10.
eCuesounoson FlAres,agnix4.ci.Vargtsh, Ireo=la. t. Mayee9, at
gardener,
may
10, ea IL
Joan CAPP, LanatiboramiX Leicestershire, fellmonger, Kay 9,
at 11.
FUngaNK Rebertabridge. Swats, baker, May 7, M 11
THOMAS Ron, Bub, butcher. May 9, at 11.
'MBA) SEM Dawley„ Imareeller, May 10, at 12.
Onoarta LliAlfaaa, Northam toa, trash maker. May 8, at 1.
0019rzuva AMI DWELL, Bri Iroalounder, May 7, at 12.
WILLIAMIM, illUarm, Ulcerates*, Lancashire, commimion agent,
May at 12.
THOMAS 0111111, Woodford, Notthamptonshire, butcher, May 12,
11/.
WI:WAX 'MAX lizton In Lindsey, lincolnahlre, coal dealer,
Ma K. et I
atm.'s SWIL M, Bt. Woolloa, Monmouthshire
at 11.
131109011 hoar, Cbathia, pork butcher. Maya at 11.
RASP RUMINATIONS.
May FL L Salk*, Postern-row, Tower-MU, ship ohandler-Ma,
17. A. lower PhilUmore-plaos, Kensington, carver-May
Ff. 0. L. Itches, Priaenstreat, Bedford-row, hatter-May 117.
R. If St. Guru's-road, Southwark, working Jeweller-May IT.
R. K. Kaistordaerrace, Newington. surgeon-Mat 17.
W. T. Clarke, saw, Boat
timber dealer-May K.
G. Oranottma, Mame Hampton& Herta, iron founder-May 29.
Y. Gam% Flowka, Saffolk, farmer-May 27. J. Nash, VauAall.
walk, lashoth, tool treadle maker-Ma 21 J. A. Noakes, Stan-
ford liven, lass! farmer-May 11 Il Willis Waltham-
stow, Faser,bakeray-May 29. F. W. Oran Norwich. linendraper
Hammenanith, Want to a silk nseroer
May 21. 1. 11per, griseheater, innkeeper-May K. J. F. Betts,
Dentfard, liesand vietealler-May 23. W. Palen, Shrubtand.
road, DalMea, traveller-May 29. J. Lilly, Chlawell-street, Fina-
bury. elothler-May 22. J. Smith, Oedlingstreet, Ilarmondsey-
Maj4Way,Caroline.place, Haverstocithill-May 23. A. J. L.
lf IhresSerrace, Barrage-wells-road, author-My Ti
Mary th, GetUlagstreet, Bermondsey-May 21. C. Flack,
Sudbury, Suffolk, grocer-May 20. 0. BigneU, Barking, Yates,
builder-My 20. CC. Welch, New North-street. Red launequare,
baker-May 21. J. H. T. M. de Mowbray, Jeffery-terrace, IC en-
Wheaten, east in holy orders-May M. C. J. Culliford, South-
amptonstreet, Strand, and Upper Stamfordstreet, Barney. litho-
grapher-May 13. J. & Batas, Newtown. Yorkshire, woollen
manufactmer-May 20. J. W. WilUams, Pwllhell, Carnarvon-
shoe, Orsper-May 19. W. Balshaw, Liverpool, builder-May 14.
A. Dinwoodie, Salford, cremated= agent-May lb. G. Welsh,
Bishopwearmouth. grocer-May 15. J. Davidson, Acomb
Northumberland. butcher-May lb. J. Bowe, Cowpen
Northumberland, budder-May tl. A. R. liorsioun, Chines,
Worcestershire-My K. T. Boughton. jun., Worcester,
commission agent In the sale of horses-May 21. C. Cramp,
Powick, Worcestershire, nal dealer-May 21. Susan Ann Mara.
Aston, Worcestershire, publicsa-June 6. A. 771000, Park-ante.
Yorkshire, builder-June 6. V. Hawkins, Rawmarsh, Yorkahire,
coal miner-May 12. H. Smitheringale, West Deeping, Lincoln-
shire, wheelwright-May 13. W. Pretty. Market eerring. Lin-
colnshire, auclioseer-May 9. T. Griffin. Buingstoke, Ilan*
harness maker-May 24. J. 0. Sums, Aylsharn, Norfolk-May
19. L. Mawby, Dogstborpo, Northamptonshire, cattle dealer -
May 14. J. Dawes, Folkestone. clerk to a Customs agent
-May 9. G. Z. Onions, Madeley, Salop, baker-June 4.
G. Ingold, mops atortford, Herta, pump maker-May
KO I. Durmast! Braanton. Devonshire, zWester-May
J. Bader, Newatibapon•Trent, painter-14y V. C. D.
Boyce, King's
ro plumber-Mari. 11.7'hompson, Broughton.
NorthamMou, carpenter-May 19. T. Lloyd, Upton-upon.
Severn, publican-May 6.1 K 8. Bird, Fort Cumberland, Banta.
cook-Kay 6. O. C. Carter, Farnborough, Hants, wheelwright-
June 4. Z. Pkitatock. Wharton, Cheshire, joiner-May.
Lanett. Bate. bakar-May 16. J. Ant Anksby.
land. boartharbouse keeper-May lb. J. Woolhouse and 0.
tmore-
Woolhouse, Kirkheaton. Ircekshire, manufacturing chemists-
May lb. J. W. Robisams Dalton. Yorkshire, fulling miller
-May 13. G. Clarke, I.aagloq Staffordshire, commercial
traveller-May IS. Harriett Saatpsou, Fenton. Staffordshire,
grocer-May lg. J. Glom, D 999190, taffordshire, stationer-
May 27. W. Haday, Foamy, Yorkshire. woollen cloth manufac-
turer-May 27. J. Smalley, Podia, Yorkshire. woollen cloth
namendurer-May 17. W. Winger, fleeter, baker-May 2. I.
Moriand, Puna. Cumberland. builder-May 14. T. Brain.
emanate, Staffordshire, grocer-Kay 14. L Budworth, Bunton,
Staffordshire, toolmaker -May 16. L Hudson, Barrow-on-lium-
her, Linoolubint, grocer-My It J. R. Crlckett and W. R.
Clickett, Mar, bathers-Ma la. C. Gondll Stratford-upon.
Avon, taller-Ma 11. W. Wake, Ourdiff, groeer-May 10. J.
Flutings. Taunton. Scenenstshire, tonkeepar-May 20. D. Barton.
jun., Malpu, Monmontlialdre, farmer-May IX T. Palmer and
W. Palmer, Newcastle ander-Lyme, butchers-May G. B.
Stafford, Bhigham, Nottingham hire, late mall contractor-June
4. C. Armand, Radford, Nottinghamshire, lace manufacturer.
DIVIDER&

LAMBETH.
Jaw Goodloright, who had only been diwharged from
Wandsworth House of Correction on the day before, and
Edward Guard ware charged with attembtlto:ateal that
which appeared Witham to be a bottle of , but which
in reality wall but • " dummy," or bottle of water,
waled and Lsbeßed to represent the reel Copan, fres • shelf
behind the bar of Mr. Joseph Rushair, landlord of the
Windmill public-house, Wyndham-raid, Cam 1L
The Owners had been at the Windmill, before the her
j
and during the temporary absence of the landlord __
to take the bottle in Tuellaa from the chaff, sad 7-t
* the counter, intending le awry it away. The poise"
however, saw the bottle, sod the landlord, having no doubt
whatever rf their intention, ass for a constable and pen
both into custody.
Yr. Rushair informed the magistrate that several of his
fellowtradesmen in his nelsktewhood suffered severely
by the removal of bottles 'of tensely from their ehelvee,
and tram the place where the t bottle had been re-
sew= ritneen) bad lost w•dosen a short time ago.
M• against the you Guard was entered
Amp whichtul: appeared Oat ea the 94th of March last
Its wee tend in a pnrate roes d the Brewery Tap with
the other gibeese, bat at that Maw emeaged to Nab hie
swaps tad slam lad MO eat et the way.
Kr. NM= sew ewwwitted him for one mon th for that
oleos% awl Imre wmatie let attempting to steal the bottle
• seppened their fight was also eommitted for
tens weft Ise that eases&

THE LATE FORGERY ON MUTTS' BANS.

Mary Gibson, who when apprehended had stated
that her name was Mary Aylmer, was brought up on re-
mand at Bow-street, on the charge of being accessory after
the fact to the forging and uttering, by William Gibson,
of • cheque for 445 i., purporting to be drawn by Mr. Butler,
• solicitor.
Mr. Mullen, attended as before to conduct the pressen-
tioe on behalf of the London Bankers' Association ; sad
Mr. George Lewis, jun. (of Lewis and Lewis, Ely-place),
defended the prisoner.
From the evidence at former examinations it ap
that the cheque in question had been tendered at
Matte' by • female, and paid in gold and beak nets.. •
number of these notes had been passed mil aeleme Omer
draper's, bootmaker's, Ice., in different pub et Lose" W ,
• female supposed to be the prisoner, wiek bleak
peen apprehended upon the 000seion of terileilag anslier
of these notes. In most of the moms whim Mite isles
had been pealed the whams' woe IMAM to OW:
the prisoner as the person who had paged them j hill la sae
instance the witness (a shaman) said be was em as Pas
the person, though wain he first raw her he had
himself as doul,
and had even amid boa ell
thoaEbkiyt
she was not the poen. He explain& the discrepancy
vying that he had only seen her sitting at the time when
he failed to recognise her, but that when he saw her stand.
iag he knew her readily.
At the third assiniaatiaa of the prisoner, oa Thursday,
Mr. Mallon' stated that the charge which had hitherto been
stated in the most giestal teem, would assume the form if
an indictment against the prisoner, as, accessory after the
tact in the forging and uttering, committed by Gibson.
Upon the charge being stated in these terms Mr. Lewis
said that the was Gibson's wife, and thi;reforeesehi
not he charged as aceemory after the fact.
Mr. Hall said there could be no doubt upon that poled.
A wife might, in some ems., bolas aseemory before the fast
but not after.
Mr. Mullen fully concurred la the magistrate's view. If
Mr. Lewis amid show that the prisoner was married to
Gibson, then the case for the prosecution was at an end.
Mr. Lewis said if the case was adjourned to the next
day (yesterday, Friday), he could prove the marriage.
The prisoner was accordingly remanded till Friday (yes-
terday), when she was again brought before Mr. Hall.
Mr. Henry Cooper, registrar for the county of Surrey, in
the Lambeth district, comprising the parish of fit. Mar r,
Lambeth, stated that on the Ist of May, lefi he solem-
nised a marriage between two persons named William Gib-
son, Batchelor, and Mary Monday, spinster. He produced
• certificate, being a copy of the registry of that marriage,
and being signed by Mr. Loon, the superintendent registrar.
He could not identify this person.
The certificate produced related to • marriage between
William Gibson, bachelor, described as a surgeon, and
Mary Monday, spinster, the daughter of Charles Monday, of
Brighton, a retired brewer, the bridegroom being described
as of 31 years of age, and the bride as of 27.
Elisabeth Monday, the prisoner's sister, was recalled, and
Bondi Monday, her mother, was examined for the first
time, upon certain points of udi, showing that the descrip-
tion of the persons married applied to the primmer and
Gibson. The prisoner's father was a retired brewer. The
address given (as the 'voidance of both parties) was that
where the prisoner lived with Gibson. Mrs. Monday
stated that she first heard of the marriage in May, when
the prisoner, brought her a certificate similar to that pro-
duced.
Mr. Mullen, thought there was not sufficient identifica-
tion of the partite, but
Mr. Hail thought it was unnecessary to demand as strict
evidence of marriage as would be required in a case of
bigamy or criminal conversation. The mere fact of the
prisoner and Gibson living. together, reputed to be mar-
ried, though not conclusive, was important, but the
further evidence was sueh as no reasonable man
could resist. It was utterly inconceivable to sup-
pose that there had been a marriage between two pri-
sms of the same names as the prisoner and Gibson ; that
those two persons had been married in the district where
the prisoner and Gibson lived ; that those two re-
sided in the same district and at the same addrersas the
prisoner and Gibson ; that the father of the wife was of
the same name and prolamin as the prisoner's father ; and
that the prisoner was so well aware of all them strange co-
incidences that she was ambled to get • aim I.4:the registry
of marriage • few days after the actual took place,
and to take that copy to her weeds at ton, so as to
safety them that she had been married to Gibson.
Bather thee swept a improbable a theory, any
jury of twelve menal or*may intelligence would
come to the conolesien that the prisoner was really
married to this man Gibson. If so, she could not be held
to be an accessory after the fact in any offence committed
by Gibson. He (Mr. Hall) did sot believe that any fury
would convict under such ceraummemees. He *mid be
stultify'ag himself if he were to commit a prisoner for trial
with a full ormatioassem that a coavictioa was unpeeible.
He should, therefore, discharge the prisoner.
Mr. Hallam mid he was bound to admit that the masks
trate& view of the mein we perfectly usenet, although be
bad felt it to be his duty to maintain his are as keg as It
appeared to him to be tumble.
The prisoner was them iliesharged.

grocer, May 7,

May 9. Jams Pyle and W. T. Fyffe, Deptford, Ilehtarmao—
Kay l& T. J. Tike North Mune, atm% gilder—May it G.
Handley, Warm% I&6lmorlaad, cordwainer—May It W. BOO"
Bath. paloter—Sby & G. Grey, Bath. baker—May 17. 1. Bake.
Peatern.row. prortslaaaserehant—mrs W. Hen-
wi. law booknallar—May l& D. Wye& Awn-
0.
rarww. Dar. r—May 111. %%Uhlman, Ketlay, Wog,
drapar-141 IL J. Ilagerrora, last IBartlapool, drew.
rAwnmanas DIIIIIOOIID.

T. Sem end B. Perry, Sheffield, common brewers—K. Phillips
and J. Winn, ileery4rreet, Stepney, bootniehers—J. Davr
and W. Walker, Manchester, photographic artiste—A &wetland
L Y. Saws& Nen Mato°, Yorkshire. Orerere-2. Wool" .I'd
J. Henshall, Winaford, Lrerpool. and Ball. seit PrePrlelere
-4. Baia and L Ol ireensonmss-11. Lloyd
and J. Canner, Overton and Nalighten. Iflintahlre, farmers— .T
-C.Davt "Peanoeidl. ThluaLand LViatbuzb glisio7illupoern7-firarbstmenast
when—O. T. lama sad J. _ kes::•=cTm
lasdasruasa—L X. Seders sad L.
ocildsWis. lissid—estralt Wawa sad Maki& Gam&
P. sad Z. Inal4 Isolgsik
sdamfass-4... Iltevall sad J. Iradlito
on
Winne. snia mane.
swearers —l. ittealoma aidrrbratieshir
aliollseds . orosaadA sad T. Malt.
Sld. Wialire-401q17til laire id= Zia at
ads Saashallada. es dir ss Labs
IsaldesMlL argmas-11. assaisal dad.
WsUladsasst, ady, fadors.

Tst /4172 DEE //112, BIONICS. —PAD
Parini Evewrito.—The binned on the body at
feted girl Bareh Kirby, who was so cruelly murdered node&
eireunistanose detailed in to-clay's paper, we commensal M
the house of her late master, Mr. Edge, the Outhill Tens,
near this town, this evening, but had only prowieded is
far as the preliminary proceedings when our pared was
necessarily despatched, in order to catch the lut train to
London.

SCOTCH fiZQL'ISTRATIONS.
%ALUM ANDIOLIiON ad June AebLLeauN, Ulaigow,
hirers, April 29, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow.
Jona 011M002, „Paisley, bottler. AMSF th et the Comfy Hot
'J t=sand GIORGI CHAIJOIII, GISINCOW, and Bead.
Awn 29, at the Faculty Hall, Glaaeow.
klizalraMi Iflaw, Glasgow, builder, May 2, at the Faculty
Hall, Oblagew•
Jamie JailDelli and Jour, JAIDIZZ, Glasgow, builders, Hay 2,
at the Faculty-ball, Glasgow.
Hln.l 170344011. Paisigand London, oommisaion roorchant,April
29, at the Saracen's Head ton, Paisley.
APAKINAD liit7S Glasgow, confectioner, April 49, at the
Faculty Hall, Glasgow.
WILLLUI ILIVIDEMON, Glaagow, builder, May 1, at the Faculty
of Procaratar's Hall, Glasgow.