The Express.
London, England, 1862-11-06 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Burton Castle (skip;, from Bombay for Liverpool, Sept. 19, lat.
tl lon. 66 L
Cape Thicket, from Montreal for Gloucester, Oct. 28, lat. 49 N.,

fn. 26 W..
Frauds Barclay. from Cardiff for New York, Oct. Si, lat. 47.5

N., lon. 40.30 W.
Glaucus, from Ravannalt for Clyde. Oct. 9, lat. 31 N., lon. 78 W.
of and from Glasgow for Bombay, Sept. 9, lat. 24 8.. lon.

a; E. . • .
lautina Christina. Beekertag, from Newcastle for Alexandria.

lat. 61.43 N., Ma i6o
James Thanlcombe from Madras for London, Sept. 21.
Uyerpool_l6lp), from Waal* fur London. Aug. lat. 2 N.,

—lon. SOS
Nepaul (slap), from Moulmelo for Falmouth, Sept. 11., tar 24 S.,
16n. 66
Standard (barque), from Shields for Carthagens, all well, Oct. 14,
kat 49, lon. 8.7.
E bra. (barque), from Shields for Singapore, Aug. 19, hi 36 S.,
St I.

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of laud itudet:
sill
was no less than 218,315
_v
Horse
acres. As in all now countries, much rough and ,
Shoes. He said "it " would soon he done, and work at the Isle of Wight, so that my friends migh-i
he gave me 31. to take to Brewer and 1/ for myself. think I was at work there and not steyin Dr. Spinks argued contra that if the document were ad- it .77.-; -- I:7 i
nutted to probate, the court w . . was at ternsurpisee, alter taking him home, be col de. --
DR. DI Joiron's Liam-Baku COD LIVER OILS
imperfect farming exists, but improvement has I maw Brewer the next morning in the pouter's shop, cod with Burnett. I went to PcAsmouth. That
I told him Burnett hail seat him some money, and he "'said about • month before the reward was is was
sued which would entirely emasculate world
WesillstablAishet.° Imelda"
Sir C. Cresswell took time to consider his judgment. ifioriandedf
our
be surely something wroog in that. produce the same beneficial effects as Dr. de Jongh's Oil on the
tedeowtheeamttmheeereedmhtusten It Is now conclusively established that no other Oil can possibly
proceeded rapidly, and the practical results are be did not want any of Buroett's money at all-he did not Burnett gave me tit. for Brewer and 21. for myse:f. I went doable tobre Eve
vaem‘ohulinit.l°P.H eanadughgaesd
such that no country reuniuda the traveller so went to have anything to do with it. He then asked me to Laventoke, and Brewer came to me in my father's gar. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-Nov. 5. have been satt,fied with receiving fei. then. ough's Light-Brown Cod Liver Oil. both In public and private
The cabman, on being recalled, admitted that he would atore°°•%°°. ariPto°:_irl,v,•tutid-vioA-g fehd.itamwea7y....ra?....k....llnz:e.lll:u...tedVlll:;
much of the " old " one as Tasmania, Guano if I knew who Burnett took the paper to. I told him I did den. I told him that Burnett had sent me f w some more
not know, but that I had heard Burnett (Before Mr. Commissoner Holroyd.) Mr. Paynter said that under thew circumstances he should jpractice, In the treatment of consumption. I have nu hesitation
Las been extensively applied, the use of the tell his wife that paper, and be told me to go to him that night at about LW RE SIMMONS AND WHITE. only make an order for that amount, which Captain Elliott in stating its effects are very tar superior to those of see oow,
• Fred had not got the plate ready, and he asked me if it was 11 o'clo3k. I went to his house that night, and told himbankrupts warehousemen, of Cannon-street Pahl, with the usual costs' Cod Liver 011.--Sold only in capsuled bottles, 2a 6.1., 4s. Al.,
threshing machine has become universal, the reap- Fred Lammrtor. ? I said I did not t know, but I would ask that Burnett had sent him 61., and he had not got the otherand 95., by Dr. de Jongh s agents. Amer, Bedard, and Co. R.
ing machine is greatly used in the noitheni district, Burnett when I saw him. I gave the 31. to Brewer. On key done. I gave him the money, and he said he could not West. The
Thiswas waswerethe sittingfor examination and dis-
charge. The *comets. prepared by Mears. Glover.
show ga SOUTHWAIIK.
1 and a spirit of progressive enterprise is everywhere the same night I saw Burnett, and I asked him if the man's get any more paper without I could stop a fortnight. I told liabilities of 3,4004 ; the assets have realised about 70W. violent iconstables of the Mdr "
ttiug team ts on throe
visible. The northern and midland agricultural name was Lancaster
it was. I did not see Brewer for three at all, and he should not tell me who him I could not, as I had told my father I must get back to Mr. F. Reed, for the assignees, did not object to the ward Cullen was fleetly examined, charged with com. Straluk
14"e°14
and
ehemiles.-4Adeeni"menej
milting
o , one of whom he so savagely treated that he will be BIRTHS, MARRIAGEBi AND DEATHS.
i societies Lave annual cattle shows and matches, or four days after work. He told me to come next Sunday, late at night, sod_ bankrupts paring. that, when be told me he sad been to London and I told him that I would. I stopped about a week, and went
,• Passed, and order of discharge appointed for the 4th of Evans, 42 M, the latter officer. who limped into snort with BIRTHS.
which have no doubt effected great good. In 1860 asked me if I had n Burnett,' and told me to London to Burnett 's, and lie asked me if I had got any December. ALLEN.-November 1, at Stoke Ne Mn. C. H. Alen.
.
assistance, said that on the night of the 14th ultimo, about.
1
li the yield of wheat wee 21 bushola, of barley 20 to ask him, when I maw
buslieLs, of oats 30 bushels, and of potatota 4 tons him again, whether he more paper ; and I told him I had got to go down again
had seen Fred Lancaster lately, and he told me that on Sun&y. On the next Sunday we both went together. The baokruptsTgweggre AND
aeolde.publish unable to perform his duty for • long time.
twelve o'clock. he was on duty in the &wearer-road, when DlOatrr-_,4......._,_,_ .
... a .
-Mare, the wile of
8 cwt. per acre. In the Great Exhibition of 1851 if Burnett wanted any more paper, I was to I got out et Buingatoke, and waited for the last train to Bridge-street, Blackfriara This was the sitting for exami- Witness dispersed the mob, and all went quietly away but OIMION.- November 2, at eh°.
• d.ugi,.....,..
• of
est it for him. When I next saw Burnett he asked me to Overton. Burnett went on to Laverstoke. I waited at •°ft. of New his attention was attracted to • mob about • drunken man. Commander 17.:N". f °°'°°4°Pwr
hain, Manchester, the wilt.
Mears. Johnstone
the Tasmanian wheat was declared by the judges to -,,i him o m . . . natm° aad di•ch•rlie• The account" of the prisoner, who reeds use of disgusting language to him, the Rev. It H. Gibson. BA .of a daughter. _ ,
ore paper, and I told him I would see if I Overton till about ten and then walked to Laverstoke, and
be, after that of South Australia, the best in the Luld, and I got twelve sh ofplain. I torched heabout ' I Brewer eets took them to reach t -li 11. went tos house, and he and Co. show liabilities of about 15,000/. ; assets and pro- ad at the same time struck witness a severe blow on the HARDY.-November bat Ade . , laide.rosid Hampstead, dream .
perry bold by creditors, 3,00 W.
world. Al iongst the herds and flocks of Tasmania Bureau at Whitchurch, and he brought them to London. told me I had better stop there that night and go back the !dr, nude)) appeare for the aesignees. 'head. which caused him to fall. As he wasattetnpti to get W. 1- tied/. Melo of • ddistihter.
of Nr. B.
may be seen almost every superior known breed, I saw Brewer two or three days after that, and I told him next night. The next morning be gave me two parcels to It transpired that the estate is being wound up out of the prisoner kicked him violently, anddislocited his right 'ruN°•-°°•einher 3. at Kentish-town, the wife
Agana, of a son.
I which have peen spiritedly imported from Great I had got Burnett some more paper, and he said," Oh, that's bring to London, telling me to give one to the woman I met court under the 110th section. anupkle. Witness endeavoured to get up and wits him, but
owing to his ankle being out, he was unable, and had Cot vetch, the wife of Dr. E. Pun:ell, of *daughter.
Britain, German 8 ain and France. Thu Tess- . all right!' Burnett came back from Londou, sod on his before, and the other to Burnett. The parcels contaiued His Honour granted the order of discharge. another constable come up, be believed the prisoner would RIOSARDSON.-November 2, at Brighton, the wife at T.
PURCELL-November 1, at College-buildings, Mass hill. Green-
.. y9 P 9 return I saw him. I did not want anything in particular. fives, tens, sod plains, and rupee paper. He told me to
maunder cart-horses are famed throughout Aus- i ii. said I might as well have 5s , and he gave me Rs. He sleep at Buingstoke that night, in order to enable him to re RE SPRINGER. have murdered him. Richardson, Esq., of a son. f
1 truths. In 1860 the number of horses in the island odd at the time the paper would woo be done. I saw write to the woman. I went to London the next day, and
Brown and iu the Borough-road on the in que..ion, and on ar- ". "."'"'", `lgo of •
WHIFFIN.-November 1, at Royaloreacent, Nottingniff. ihe
i was 21,034, cattle 83,366, and sheep 1,700,930.
Amongst Tasmania's staple exports the raising of
- - - - to London
Brewer two or three times after that, but he did not say the rams woman I met before was waithis for me. She
anything to me about it. I told him I thought about going asked me if 1 had brought anything from Mr. Brewer. I The bankrupt was a general merchant, of Bury-street, St. Police-constable 38 M Laid he
nightbeard the calls of "Poliee• SCUTT, . ......„-li.ov.__emberL
_sit.liensingtompark.gardens, the wife 0
Mary.axe. The accounte, prepared by Meseta
Dubois, show liabilities of 7,000/. ; with assets and property riving at the spot be "'wt." witness lying on the ground, wife of H. W. S. Whlfilu, lip of • son.
incapable of getting up. Witness wired hold of the pi. WILLIALS.-Nov ber 1, at"Zingarec.terrace, Farnham. the
held by creditors estimated at 40001.
to get work. He paid it would be the best told her I had, and after some conversation she went
wool is her most productive industrial pursuit. ii;wile of Major 11. F. Williams, 00th Royal Rides, of a dnuelita•
lig I could do. I told Burnett the same ht, and awe ,taking both rcels with her. Burnett ca
Imo from Mr. Murray appeared tar the aasigneee ; and Mr. &wawa weer, who threw him down. and kicked him severely.
Tasmanian wools have produced the highest prim ,be aim I had betterw l' constables 29 and 48 ld said they went to the es-
. u.ice-
MARRIAGES.
before I left La k day, d I told him I had brought get some paper versto e the next an some forthe bankrupt.
thampten
I of any colonial wools which have reached the Eng- ' the mills. I said I would see about it. I saw paper, and he said he had seen Brewer, but did not tell meCATTELL-TREW.-November 1, at St. Luke's, Ewc , , _
the . ' to the tat' di He kicked
lish market. Brewerafterwards, and told him Burnett wanted me to get what had passed. 1 saw him examine the paper. Oa the granteu. getting I emu". • I°° °um'. 0. Cattell, Pay., of Camberwell New-road, to rue. de .1 car
There.. was no opposition, and the order of discharge was sas' bine° of the other officers, sod had great difficulty in
ofh.tki.hem severely, and nearly tore all their clothes off their of the late T. Trew, leo., of Southampton.
1 The climate and soil of Tasmania are admirably I some more piper, and he said I could pleats myself about following day 1 went to Burschw's with him, and he took
I that. 1 afterwards took • quantity of paper, about fie :.y some of the paper with him. I waited for him
hisas before. IN RE ROBERT CASE.
CRESSALL-KILMPTON.-November 11, as 51. Mark's. T..:11.11".11:
calculated to grow and to improve all the best The bankrupt was a commission agent, of Arthurstreet,
Old Kent-road, and elsewhere. This was the adjourned The prisoner, who bore an excellent character, said, in ton-park, by the Re v... 7. Lees, M.A., Mr. 8. L. L
..!..,,z,
1 fruits of the temperate zone. The total value of sheet'.
; I can't say exactly how many. They Were plein, About • week after I heard Burnett tell wife to
fives and tens. I took them to Burnett, and he left for go to Buocher's and get some more money. gibe examination sitting. Delds, 2,3561. •no estate
asked for an ad- was about.
defence, that he was very drunk, sod did not know what he catheari°°. daughter °' the late Mr. X. Kempton. a ic•
Ist
fresh fruits and preserves exported in 1860 WWI , London, and I left on the Tuesday. I took all the piper took some of the paper with her. About a fort- Mr. Denny.
, on behalf of theJEVPS-BATLIS.-November 4, at the Borough.road Beni
him for trial Chapel, by NT J. Wells, Mr. A. Jeffs, of Hounslow, to l• ns,
66,2031., being nearly 12s. 6d. per head on theto enable him to es
from the machine. I went to Stratford, where Burnett night before the reward was offered • person r.umm°'.", - carry out
bankrout • composition with The magistrate committed
upt,
Paynei,i7ter of Mr. R. Baybs, of Royal cart
Kea'
population. ; was staying, and stopped there foe five weeks. About • of the name of Aubery had tesat Burnett's, and they wentTHAMFI3.
liabilities on their Merton-
Starch Company," and had incurred
is creditors. He had been connected with a wur o
fortnight after we were there Burnett told me he was going away Weather that night. The next day Burnett told me William Royal, aged 24, a berme, was brought before NEW li -DAY.-October El, at St James.* Paddington, 11
i'. The Tasmanian system of land selling and grant- to Load., with some of that le • rod„ad him to a mss named Com. account.
the paper. He went up to Lon- Au ry had introduced Mr. W°°l"Ycht charred with staling a gold Albert chain and the Bee. R. 0. Maul, the Rev, W.O. heaeheni, to Yawl
1 ing is perhaps the most liberal one of any don three or four times while we were at Stratford. He ming., and that he was going to Birmingham to get some Mr. R. Griffiths, for creditors, objected to the adjourn- &Memel calf skin, value 31. lOs. Charlotte, daughter of Colonel Day, Seth Regt.
$ British colony. The island is divided into the did not tell me every time he went to London about the of the paper printed. Burnett afterwards told me that be meet, and wished to 'rumble the bankrupt.
Mr. Stoddart, solicitor, defended the prisoner. DEATHS.
settled district, which comprises about two-thirds paper. He told me in the course of conversation that had received a letter from Cummings, and that he must The prosecutor in this case is Mr. James Coleman, a corn- . rocxgry.-Noves•her kas clootwo.coonooo, Etieslieth Bea'
1 1 of the island, and the unsettled district, which em- . g would soon be done. After some accounts which he was ordered to furnish, there must His Honour said that as the bankrupt had not filed the
weeks Etur go to Birmingham, u Cumminp wanted some money. I
_, , ~... an .dt,„,,,0.0.0a either sine die, or fora mercial traveller, residing at No. 4, Quewee-row, Dals..o. trice, the beloved wife 02 John Becket*. Esq., in no. Gan P.e__.
' nett told me he was going back to Whitcburch ; went with him to the station, to see him off. Burnett re- ". neee"..7 ". -,-------, On Monday, the 27th ult., he went into the Pigott' Areas BROWN.-October 11. at Crawford-street, Mr. J. M. E. """''''
, . braces about five millions of acres of the south- aged 641.
' and I told him 1 did not know wat I should do
returned on the Saturda the reward was offered. Whim he tem- and public-house, at the corner of the East India-read, Lime. I
western and western cents, including Port Davey if he went away. I told him I thought Ishould he ld by bad been obliged to deposit all the go to my to me e nous.. He had been visiting several public.houses in the '
CA EALET.-November 4, at A earls-road. St. Joberswond• Lk, et'
and Macquarie Harbour. In the settled portion the brotherdn-law. Burnett retuthed to Whitchurch on the paper he had with him to get the other, meaning that before the court he should apply to it
when
tGheriffliacchus
wesaidrothe we was a very fraudulent one,
course of the same day, and was not sober. Directly , otColonel P. O. Candet, fete of ll.M.'s Madras MOW, 5E441.,t1...
ANS.-November S, at Tooleyatreet, Southwark. ..r. T.
• buyer has his free choice of all unsold land at 11. Sunday, and I followed on the Tuesday. When I got there I which be had given to Cummings.after he entered the Pigott Arms he became very ill, and was f Evans. aged 67.
additional reason for aniloese.
per acre, the town lands only being invariably sold saw Jobu Brewer in the evenin aod he asked Die how it five five-pound notes fully printed, which he told His Honour said that was an
He showed ma to direct a pronoun
seat lumen) a cab. When he entered the Pigott Anna pub- ; FIELD.-October 31, 11. V. Field, Esq., of Maims
,
was I had come hack. I told tim I could not get work in me he had got from Bob Cummings, and that be had lic-bousehe had • gold watch and gold Albert chain attached , nimbler.
yb auction. If he buy town lands he may pay off Adjourned for a month.re,llet 01 th'
to it in his waistcoat pocket, and also carried • mull pared 111N0.-November 2, at Abingdon, Berk*, Martha.
l the amount by three yearly instalments ; but if he London, and he asked what I wasgoing to do, and I • row before be could get them. After the
told him I should stop at home, and if Icould reward came out. Burnett suggested that I should go to
The bankrupt, on leaving the court, was given in custody comiiinin e Memel calf ohm. Whoa hohoramonna...,.... I Isle C. King, E q., aged TS
g ve
should select country land, he is allowed to pay the work ; and I did get some work. Nothing more happened some Owe et retirement. He did uot sey anything to him by
the assignees to • detective officer.------. O'CONNOIL-November 2, at Durbam.place, Iletinilifffon.llka
after recoveriog from his drunkeenees, he looked •at his
• i wife of D. O'Connor, Esq., aged se.
price (if above 401.) by eight annual instalmenta, . until about six weeks before last Christmas. I was in the with regard to the paper which he had given Cuormiajp. watch and chain, and to his greet astonishment discovered
one-fifth of the amount being added for interest. .
, "Prince" public-house at Whiteburch, when I saw Brewer. Mr. Lewis asked his lordship to postpone the cross-exami- Importing Tea without colour on the leaf pre- that a tapper gilt chain, worth • few pence, had been sub- Printed and Published by Wicuan Kilo ustaa el Na ll'
1 The system is still more liberal ns regards the 'He asked me to hives gime of brand and water, I bad nation that be might be more fully instructed ; *nil Brewer, Teats Om Chines* passing off inferior brown leaves asPrinter, at tke
in tb. stitnted fOr his gold chair, which coat him 70s. He air Locioard-ureet, to the cis" or Landon,
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one and he asked me RI was going house. I told him I his client, said he was not aware at all of the facts, and in smut kinds. hornistales Pea la uncoloured, therefore always missed some of the calf skins from the pareel. He gee, Mon In Lombeird.atnist, in the Precinct of Whitetrisia
tumettled lands district. The country was originally '
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