The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-07 00:00:00

TEE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY VVFNING, OCTOBER 7, 1863. -

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JUDGES' CHAMBERS.—Ocr. 6.
(Wore Mr. Jutice BO NO

PART V. THE GREAT SHIP COUPANT,-THE GMAT RAFEHN.

Tins was au application to eet aside an execution by the
plaintiff, a shipping outfitter, on the Great Eastern, on the
ground that it had been levied contrary to an agreement
made between the parties. The matter was before his lord-
ship ou Friday, and reported in out paper. It stood over,
on the part of the plouitiff, to ai.sivor the affidavits of
Kr. Yates, the secretary, and others, and was now fully
diseased. A deputation, with Mr. Yates, attended.
. .

. ar urtou Lk* appeared for the company in sop
port
port of the surnmous, and 11r. Chitty represented the plain.
tiff. The Sheriff of Lancashire appeared by bin legal
adviser, and claimants to 100,000 i were represented on an
interpleader.
The question raised involved a nice pMnt. The plaintiff
was a creditor to a large amount, and brought an motion
against the company for goods supplied. It was mottled by
' giving a mortgage for 5,330!. sod effecting an insurance,
with an undertaking that the ship should be kept insured
for the amount. The Great Eastern arrived at Liverpool on
the 20th September. The policy expired on the 23rd On
the 220 d September Mr. Yates sent a telegram to Mama
Kocher, Otter and Co. to insure for 19,000 f., and one of the
policies to be for the plait. tiff in 3,330/. The vessel was in-
sured for 100,000 f. A difficulty arose as to the stamp, and
the policy was dated the 27th September. Judgment wan
signed on the alth, and on the 29th September exemttiou
levied on the ship. The policy was delivered on the 29th,
when the plaiutiff wu at Liverpool respecting the execu-
tion.

Mr. Warburton Pike contended that the assurance was
effected when the money was paid at the office, which took
place before the other expired, and therefore the 'zonation
most be est aside.

Mr. Chitty urged that there was no valid Insurance until it
was executail on the 27th September, and had the ship been
lost between the 'Zird and that day, there would have been
no remedy.
Mr. Justice Bytes was of opinion that there was such an
executory document as a Court of Equity would have
enforced as as
. . .

It appeared that the sheriff bad seized the ship, and there
was am interpleader on the 100,0001. claim.
Mr. Bradlaugh, from the office of Mr. Leverson, solicitor
to the company, salted his lordship, to discharge the execu-
tion as to the vessel, m the stores and other property was
sufficient to satisfy the execution.
On the part of the sheriff it was stated that if the vessel
was released the officer meld not remain in possession.
Mr. Junto* Bylee said he should make no order as to the
ship, but thought there should be an interpleader as to the
claim of 100,0001.
A discussion mow on the subject, u, if the judgment in
the case of the plaintiff WM set aside there could be no issue
on the interpleader.
Ilia lordship eventually referred the question on the Bum-
moos to the Court of the Queen's Bench, and refused to
make any order in the matter.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Ocr. 6.
(Wore Mr. Commissioaer Goolbarn.)
121 111 CHARM! 111171/173 JapLV.DICT4IIBON...

The b;;;;;ninwas deacribed as a clerk in order, of Maids.
hill, and Dake-street, Lioooln's-inn-fields. This was the
sitting for nomination sod discharge. No amounts had been
filed, and the bankrupt did not appear. His debts are mold
to be about 12001.
His Houma raid there appeared to be a mistake on the
pan of beeknipsr as to their surrendering. They were
bound to do this at all the meetings, under use same penalty
u in the first instance -that of being goilty of a mthde-
=amour. In the event of non-appearance ho we. ordered
to be proclaimed.

IF' The bankrupt was • ampulla, o ingatreet, Loppeare.
Debt' of trilling amount.
The bankrupt, being queetioeed by the oommiseioner as
to his meow of paying Ms debt. when he contracted them,
naively admitted that he had got credit ea long as he could,
and that he bad been bankrupt before about a twelvemonth
since.

The order was suspended for throe months, with

BROMPTON COUNTY COURT.-oc-r. 6.
(Before Sir E. Wilmot.)
WEST V. Traitor.

The plaintiff, a butler, seed Admiral Fitzroy, of 38,
0,40 v-square, for the sum of 51 10a. Bcl., being one mouth's
wages, board wages, and beer mosey.
The plaintiff said that in July list the admiral came down
into witoem's pantr and heed fault with it for Wag I.
an untidy Mate. Witness meld not see that it was 'Ready,
sad souse worts sunned. The admind got very excited, and
told witness if be would leave his service there sad thee,
he would pay him • mouth's wage' in advents to get rid of
him. The admiral thee asked for the keys of the plate-
chest just as witness was himself going to see if the plate
was ell right. On going to the safe the admiral took hold
d his by the oollsr of his coat and threw him down.
(Laughter.) In the scuffle the admiral also tumbled down
beads of witness. (Laughter.) Then wan to investor,' of
plate in the chest, and witness wanted to see if the polite
wan all right before be eatruated the admiral with the key—
ffaechteri—ie fact before he les the keys out of his pos-
seemee. After the row, the admiral fetobed a policemen,
and called witeem Wore that official in his library, and paid
hint 11. 16a wages, and 4a. to pay a cab. Witness pee the
admiral notice in promote of the constable that he should
aspect • =oath's wages in lien of notice.
Admiral Fitzroy, epos being sworn, said he bad good
room to gad fault with his servant, who wee eztemeively
dirty in his perm and work. Upon whore aside( for the
keys sd the plats-chest, the plaintiff actually refused to
&ro them up, 'ed, moreover, he became eiceesivelv Iwo-
kat. Ba pushed rudely by him, sad epos this vita's*
certainly took bold of Om gentleman by the colter and
pushed bins down, and in We scuffle he fell down himself.
(Isinghter.)
The lodge slid the butler bad clearly acted wrong by
refusing his muter access to his own ;date-ahem% and
this alone was sufficient justification foe the mutt to die.
miss without satins a oontumactoue servant

Judgment for tit* dateoduat, with costa (la), witiall, how-
ever, Admiral Fitzroy laughingly declined to take.

MIDDLESEX SESSION&
(Bex. the Assistant Judie.)

TKZ CHARGI OV AN =ICI= ASSAULT DI ♦ eouorron.
Mr. Sleigh, who is retaiaod in this cue, white is ptar•
tided by the Associ►te Inetitutise for improving and War-
Meg the Laws for the Protection of Wooten, mid this was a
triter of greet public+ importance. A person of the MIMS
of Thomas Joseph George, who bed *ea deseribed as a soli-
citor, had been committed by the magietrato at Bow-
lines for an indecent aneatilt on a female, slid the motion
►e bad then to make was that the recognisance* of the wit-
nesses ought be ordained until the next amnion. A principal
wittiest of the name of Horton resided with her mister until
Saturday last, end he bad to make an applioatioa on the
affidavit of Mr. West, the mariating dark to Maim.
Shaw and Roscoe. and also on that of lira
Leech, Suter to the praseentrix, that the recogni-
runes should be enlarged. Mn. Leech, in her 'Mar*
said, " My sister has been 'Mug with me, but depths at •
neighbour's boos in Senile-street, Chelsea, and I have sot
semi my aster since Saturda last ; that she is not there at
the preempt time, nor have I been able to And her. I have
been I. attendance at the amnions during times @Mims and
I have not sego her, and that I know that repeated offers of
mosey have been made to me and my anti* and only last
Saturday we were offered 80/. to withdraw from the prow
cation."

--Yr. Wert in his affidavit corroborated Mn. Lomb% state-
ment, and swore that he verily believed that repeated often
al mosey had bees mule to the prosecutra, by proms
mreesntlng themselves as (needs of the defendaats, sad that
the prcescutrix bad been induced by the de-
limitate' friends not to attend these sessions, is order that
the peoseoution might not be proceeded with.
Tb. Assistant Jodge—lt is a very romenahle affair:Mica ;
let the recognisance' be enlarged.
Sleigh—l have now to apply for a warrant for the
apprehennon of the pencil who does not come forward to
prosecute.
The Assistant Judge "aid ha would not grant the warrant
thee, but he would mar that the rustier should Mend at
the head of the het fur to.marrow, to allow of soy answer
beteg made to the emalkatima of Mr. Sleigh.
The subject therefore Mends adjourned until this day.

THE POLICE COURTS.
MANSION HOUSE
Janes Goodwin and John Nick°lsom wore brought up os
remand, charged with forging and uttering a cliespm for 15L,
purporting to be sigued by William Tatham, with infest to
defraud the Natioual Bank of Loadou, Old Broadotroat.
Mr. Mullins (the solicitor to the Bankers Protection As-
sociateas) prosecuted; and Mr. Lewis, of Eiy- pima, an-
redfor Nichol on and Mr. Maynard (from the office of
Beard) appeared for Goodwin.
The circanismooes of the cum have already appeared, and
It will be remembered that the priamer oodwiu, who was first
sppreloodol, gave the cheque in question to a porter who
stands outside the Probate Court. Dodos'-oommaas, sad
told him to go to the National Batik sod get it cashed, and
take the money to him at Mr. Fox's mak Praha/remark
The whams Haskins took the cheque, and from what be
mad in answer to questioas pat to bin/ detective officer
limett was called to, and under his direction a beg was
m& op oontainiag some copper coin and gime' to Hoskiaa,
who took it to the Probate Court. The primmer was wait-
ing at the door of the murk aad smug Olm west to him
and took the beg. Hugged/ who bad followed.
told him that the
.cheque was forged, aad asked
biro how be got possession of it. TM prisoner said it was
give him by Mr. Co., of Newomiare, Lioado'riao, to gat
changed, but whoa takes to Nowoquan la did not keow when
Mr. Cox 's office was. Misr he wee pomaded he gave some
informs/0u which led to the soprenension of the other
prisoner, who was a cask in the ottee of Mr. Tathamikd
who
curio' oa prdessioe of a solustor. as 17, Oid
shank The endues, 441 um] agaivat Ni 11641011, mss that
bo was the oaastent companion of Gmativis, and err sees
by aimmet mar llootors'-oommona or the day this ether
Pillager JIM appitimbid, sod bed bees um maiihigekse•

the house of Goodwin and the ()Moe of his employers after
he use apprehended.
Mr. Lewis contended that there wu no evidence against
him, but both priaooers were committed for trial.
SOUTH WARN.

Mimi Berwick, a clee;enidie:klWiemale, was brought up
in custody, charged with attempting to commit suicide at
Blackfriais-bridge.
It appeared from the evidence of 91 A, that on the pre.
vious ermine, about nine o'clock, he was on duty in tie
Blackfriars-road, aid when near Upper Ground-street he
saw the prisoner rush past him, exclaiming, " I'll drown
myself I'll drown myself !" All she was going towards the
steps leading to the river he ran after her and caught hold
of her and pushed her back. She called out to him, " Let
me go, let me go. I want to get away." Being of opinion
that it was her intention to commit suicide he took her into
custody. He believed she resided in the neighbourhood of
Upper Grouod-street.
The prisoner's slater, a very respectable-looking WOMAD,
here etepped forward, and said she did not think her sister
intended to commit suicide. She understood some family
quarrel had upset her a little.
The prisoner said that was quite true. About five months
ago she quarrelled with her husband, and they parted ami-
cably. A week ago be met her, and promised to come
and live with her again. However, some of hie family
poisoned hie mind against her, and when she met him again
he refused to come to live with her, and on the previous
evening he abused her so tbat she ran away from him, and
threatened to drown herself, but she assured hi. worship
she had now no intention to carry that threat Into execu-
tion. Her husband worked at a large saw-male. She, how-
ever, was able to maintain herself by doing a little tailoring
work. _ _ _

The magistrate said it appeared she regretted having acted
in inch a foolish manner, and his opinion was that she only
did it to frighten her husband. Under these circumstances
be should discharge her.
The prisoner then left the court with her friends.
THANE&

Margaret Maynard, aged 22, a notorious thief, who has
decoyed many sailors into the dens of infamy in and near
" rigor Bay, St. Georae'Din-thnEast, and robbed them,
was charged with being connected with others in stealing a
silver watch and metal guard valued at U. 10.., 2f. 10s. in
cash, and wearing apparel, from the pima of John
Cooolly, seaman, now staying at the Sidon Home.
The sealllan was inveigled intoan infamous,rause, No. 1,
Blacksmith's Armsranut, St. George'riorke-East, where
the prisoner occupied an apartment. He was rammed,
*updated, and turned into the street. He was found by •
poliorconstable in the street stripped of everything, with
the exception of his shirt. This mourred on Wednesday
night, and the police have since endeavoured to trios the
three infamous women who perpetrated the outrage and
robbery, but have only been enabled to erred the prisoner.
The seaman deposed to being in her company, !mating her
with liquor, and going home with her. There were two
other women there. He was well plied with liquor, and
soon became insensible. He lost everything be had about
him. The prisoner, on being taken into custody, said if
she wee not locked up she would find the sailor's watch,
moray, rad clothes, and that two other girls bad his things.
fleantel Skipper, • police-oonstable, mid the prisoner was
a very birdseed thief, sod bad been fragrantly in custody.
The prnooer I Mil so innoceat am the baby just born.
Mr. • 1 shall oommit the prisoner for trial. I
hope the police will not relax is their exertions to appre-
hend the other women concerted in the robbery.
An Irishmen named Oliver hcibbssZe Catherine,
end his daughter Julia, were brought before Mr. Partridge
charged with stealing a pocket-book, containing 301. NA
from William Johnnie, a seamen.
papers,
prosecutor, a respectable and intelligent man, was
boatswain of the ship Knight Bruce, and was paid off at
Liverpool. He come to London on Saturday. and met with
the mimeses, of whom he had some previous knowledge,
on the same afternoon. He accompanied them to the Hoop
and Grapes public-house, in Cable-street, and ha bad at that
time • pocketbook containing three 101. Bask of England
Deem and the certificates of service and discharge from
captains of ships in which be had sailed for 13 years. He was
quite sober. Two women were is the same house. He nr
=Med in the Hoop and Grme. two hours. Soon after he
left there be mimed his et-book. He was certain it
was in his possession when e entered the house. He gave
information to the police on Sunday morning.
Hr. Partridge said it was much to be regretted he did
not give information of his loss immediately. sad he was
sorry the sailors did not avail themselves of the savinp
banks in those excellent inetitutions, the Sallow' Homes
in Wells street and the East India-road, where they could
deposit their money and receive interest for it, or draw it
out when they required any. The notes were sot frond, of
warm.
A.Police-coratable—:No, sir.

Hr. Part;i4;---indi;or ;fluid never will be.
The •1112118 was queatiosed by the magistrate, and said be
'employed the male prisoner to do • little job for him some
time age on kis retain from a former voyage. Ile wanted
• key made far Ids chest me Saturday, and met for him.
Poti ble Samuel Skipper, 136 H, said that when
be apprehended the priseoen yesterday they declared they
knew nothing of the pocket-book and notes. The Amer
kit the Hoops and Gives at the WIN time as the prime-
gator. He weed ese way mid the prisoners another.
Mr. IPartrldge laid there was no evidence to *My him
is Amain* the prime's+, and they mast be dimbarged.
=4 .could be taken again if any more evidence was forth-
He hoped the police wookl be able to trace the
sailor's note; and papers.

Tau PAIMICIDII AT BLACKHURN.—A few days
ago we pubhshed IMO details at the death by violence of
en old man, named John Barber, living is Mooretrest,
Blackburn. At the inquest, opened ors Friday evening,
and adjourned until Wednesday next, the evidence was to
the offer that at the morning of the 27N of August last,
rewire to his committal for Adair two shawls, the pro-
perty of his father, the prisoner (Jonathan Barber) told
Folios-caw Gregory that if the old appeared
against him lied do for him." His father did appear, but,
not prising the charge against his son, the be.oh sent him
to gaol for twenty.cme dap, which expired an the 17th of
Firphrenhsr. He returned to Blackbera the same day, sod
was met in Lark Hill by Daniel Tipple& who, &darer*
him, said," Well, you've eomeont." "Tee." he rePlied."ood
I'll will make soniebodv soh." On being ooeveyed to Preston
Gaol, he told the collar (Gregory) that the next time he was
taken to the gaol it would be for something more than a
felony. Let osday be returned home, partially drunk,
sad deigaDdei half a crown from his mother for the par-
poen of a bet. Fioding bis sister is the boar be com-
plained to her of having said something *boat him to some
el rebinds. She denied the accusation, when be turned
masher sad 'truck her on the face. tike then left the
homes sad went into the next one. The primmer then rot
his nephew's daughter, a girl of thirteen, for a pint of ale.
When she gave it to him he at owe pet the jag to his
father's mouth, bidding him to drink. The old mae, who
wee &ties by the fire smoking his pipe, dratted, when he
was told by his son that he must drink. He spin refused,
and was *pis told twice or thrice that he moat drink. The
primmer, who waa becoming excited, had the jug taken out
of his bands by his mother ; hut immediately af tarried' he
seized his father by the shirt neck with his left baud. and
stark him on the breast with his right. The father
screamed, as if butt, while his son held him by the shirt
Beck for at least a minute. A young girl in the hour also
screamed, and some men entered the hoar. The deceased
thee walked into the beak kitchen, whither he was followed
by the girl and his eon, and two meta, and, while sinking
exhausted to the floor. be was caught, and carried to the
sofa. Symptoms of death came rapidly over him, and the
eciadnd of his sou was such that he was put out of the hour;
bet Mcrae in again at the back doer, and told his father
"to die like • cock," "to die Me • Barber." Dr. Grime
was said* sod administered MOM brandy to the de-
ceased, hie sea telling the doctor to "give it him in bucket-
fuls." At *quarter to eleven o'clock therms night the old
can died. Dr. Grime gives it r his °piers, after having
made aped-noortem summation of the body, that the A*
ceased died from serous apoplexy, produced by the violence
of his son. The rimier denies baring uttered the threats
alined to have bees made by Hu.
ftniow Beamtuto.—At the Glasgow Circuit
Mort, en Monday. James Henry M•Phentos, William Ito.
Warm, and Thomas Harvey, were roused of attemptingto break oat of the Paisley prima The llb.*barged them
with having ou Sunday or Mooday, the 14th or 15th June
last, in some manner obtained agrees from the cell io. which
they were confined, and by means el • false key or pecklook
opened the doors of the corridon leading to the cells, and
giving moors to an airing yard on the roof of the prison
with having then forcibly bent the bars enclosing the rid
yard, fastened a rope to them, and descended to the yard
surrounding the prier. They true likewise charged with
assaulting • warden, and with stealing from one of the
warden' rooms several articles of clothing losloagiqlo a
louder, and air some wearing apparel*/ the et 'a.
All three pleaded not guilty. The primmer IiPP
who was at last Circuit sentenced to four years
penal servitude for theft, is one of the ablest peofessional
thieves that have ever exercised their iageonity in
this city. Though still a comparatively young man, be has
been already four Woes convicted of theft before the High
Court of Justiciary at Edinburgh, nudes the alias of George
Thomson, in March, 1859 ; under the name el Frederick
Robinson, before the Shenff Court, Glengow, in November,
1860 ; again, at the ume court, under the name of Henry
Dic.kinsoo, io May 1861 ; and foully, at the alert Court,
Glasgow, last April. Robiown has also been twice
son-
victed, and Harvey, under the alias of Wm. Wood and
Thomas Marsh, has bra our seateemd to a lengthened
imprisonment before the High Court of Jutionary, and
roe before the Glasgow Police court. The haviug
bee, found guilty, the Lord Justice Cirk sentenced
M`Pberuni and Harvey to eight years' and Robinson to
eighteen mouths' penal servitude, to roamer after the
completiou of their previous terms. M'Pheison, ors being
taken from the her, said, "Do you resider you Arid
sometimes be merciful, my lord? Twelve years for • mss
to be in confinement is awful. A fearful sentenes because
a man used as opportnity to get his liberty. I hope the
Lord will be more merciful to you when sentenced at
his bar."

FAT-AL ACCILINT IN • PAC Ell GYMNASIUM.—
Youtiorday Kr. Wslthew held an imseet on the body of a
by who bed hem killed at Stepney Uesos, by the falling
of • nisetler swiss, on which the inmates were allowed to
wake themselves. The accident mu foued to have beta
eassed by the rottieg of the pole. The jury returned •
verdiee of " ceialestal death ;• and whiliseernmending the
magas, I. which the esialdishment was conducted,
ep rocaameeded the periodical 'Arpeggios of the gy
peeelea

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WILL/111 BAT , Notthighun,N•iirOaker, to surrooder Oct.

la, at 12. _
STIIMILII UMW Heyhrldge, Essex, corn merchant. Oat 21, at 11.
Ointtas Omura, Falmouth, Cornwall, draper, Oct. 23, at I.
WELLIAX MUM/MICK itaritrit, Daistou, builder,

Oct. la. at
WILLIAx Cinermix Alma street, New North-road. print,

Oct. la. at It.
Mum Ll3xii, High etreet, Battersea, builder, Oct. la, at It.
Joint Linieurt, Victorla.road, (Md Ford.road, How, printer's
clerk. Oct. IC at IV
Wn.ums EDWARD FILDIT, Norwich, victualler, Oct. 16, at It.
RIALLIAM SETH, Huntingdon, grocer, Oct. 16. at 11.
ENT. ILALpH WlLunis Dian ToLLINACIIR, Hammersmith,
.

Grown Join, Woburn, Bedfordshire, draper, Oct. 16, at 1.
WILLIAM DAVID CLARICE, liray s inn-road, pmettter, Oct. 16, at 1.
LIM Is GODMICE GRAY, Tottenham, gardener, Oct. 10. at 1.
Joni NATHANIEL SPZIA2O, St. Augustin-road, Cainden-sqmre.
reporter, Oct. 111, at 1.
Glottal SAMUEL IIACDONALIL Old Comptonutreet, Soho, manu-
facturer of fancy leather goods, Oct. 16, at 2.
THAN= Louise Vol OLDEILOP, Upper Tulsa-hill, authorese,
Oct. 16, at t
WILLIAM BUY Hamm, Litchfield-street, SOHO, servant to a club,
Oct. 16, at 2.
CALVERT Omar nowza, Water-lane, Tower-street, and Cam-
den-square, commission mord, 0ct.22, at 11.
HVIRT Mama HARVEY, Trentham, Staffordshire, commission
Wait
Oct. 21, at it
WiLuAn MUDS WlLLlANS,HaTeriordwest, clert,Oct-16, at 11.
ItrJae CAITINITITJt DI Sltvime, Torquay, Devonshire, professor of
mask, Oct. 16, St 11.
RICHARD rowan Devonport, builder, Oct. 11, at
JONATHAN Gills Bradford, Yorkshire, draper. Oct. 96. at 11.
THOMAS DogaLD9ol, Liverpool, phsplate worker, Oct. 19, at 12.
RICHARD BOWLMine, Abercegir, If outgomeryshire, flannel MANG-
facturer, Oct 20, at 12.
Simon Erman*, Liverpool. grocer. Oct. 19. at 11.
RICHARD ItowrazDs, use du, Montgomeryshire, late victualler,

A nittnan JOnna,lthydrelln.Montionseryshlre,gracer,Oet,l6,at 11.
ELt Wan; Manchester, drsorlst, Oct. 16, at 11.
Joan' YAM, Wl‘sn, Lancashire. builder, Oct. V, at 11.
MICHAEL ILAOCnitnun, Rose Brea, W occishle, Chs shire, contractor,

Oct. 19, at S.
ALT-RAND= SHAH, Breassgrore, Worcesterehlre, huckster,
Oct 92, at 11.
THOMAS UARLEr, Bromagrove, Worcestershire, boottnaker,
Oet. IS, at 11.
JOHN THOMPSON, Barnsley, Yorkshire, photographer, Oct. 30, 4 2.
Qualm ARCHIBALD Cluirrza, Forum *mutant plaMograpbar,

Oct. 17, at 11.
Jolty LTC Great Bolton, lancsabire, spindleroaker, Oct 17, at 10.
Smogs. CILOPPIS, Heywood,Lowaahlre, glue dealer Oct!!, at 11.
Marian LISTER, Leeds, mango &ester, Oct. le, at 12.
MAST SHAM Bristol, beer retailer, Oct SO, at It
MA AYDRZMIA Bristol, toolmaker, Oct 30, at li
HAMMY BAILLISOM, Birmingham. engraver. Oct. 24 at 10.
Evan THOMAS WILLIAMS, Birmingham, brewer, Oct. 26, at 10.
CHABIZI BLISS, Hereford, grocer, Oct. 00, at 10.
JOll3l HAY, Blebop Auckland, Durham, Innkeeper, Oct. attn.
LEWIS JONES, Kingsw inford, Stalfordsh., blaeluitaith, Oct. Kat 10.
Joint BOSOM, Oldswi Mord, Werceetenihins, builder, Oct 16, at 10.
JOHII LaYI, Oldswinford, Staffordshire wharfinger, Oct. 90, at 10.
LIMA= WATTAMOSIM, Sberburn, Yorkshire, potato. dealer,
Oct. 19, at 2.
Bomar CAMISOLE, HarbetonNate4,watehmakr,Od.l6atlL
LEWIS WIGLAT, Ripley, Derbyshire, pocer, Oa. 21, at 10.
Jona CL RA, King's Lynn, horfolk, gunsmith, Oct at 11.
JOHN DRAW, Dewebery, Yorkshire, boilermaker, Nov. 0, at E.
listeagtath, Lakenbam, Norfolk, panorama proprietor,
Oct 19, at 11.
CALlMPariffon, Tunstell, Staffordels, confectioner, Oct. 17, at It
113nrAan Usswouni, Warrington, lancashire, corn dealer,
Oct. 1!, at 1.
WILLIAM SHITION, Longton, Staffordsh., joiner, Oct. 17, et IL
Hazer SUM, Aldersbott, baker, Oct. 21, at 12..
HUNT Hors, Jun., W orcester, cabinet maker, Oct. 20, at IL
SARUM ILLDCLIM, Huddersfield, tea dealer, Oct. 19, at 10.
Bnirsan Huoe. CheMndord, can dealer, Oct. 14, at 11.
WILLIAM Woonwsno, iliddlesbotough, Yorkshire, carter,
Oct. U. at 12.
Cinontin 17tox1a Banwimi, Sflddle Deal, Kent, market gardener,
Oct. IV, at 14.
lltasagrn Olurrnms and MAZY COurruns, Pembroke Dock,
Peentrokeshire,ineengroners, Oct 19, at 9 .
WILLIAM LINALL Tumult, Hove, busses, engineer, Oct. U, at 10.