The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-14 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS.

ing for examination and &missive. There
sent adjournments, with a now to seoettain
bankrupt's interest in some patents.
and Mr. Linklater opposed ; Mr. Lynam

roper He asked the prlemer bow the
and be she was dnving his home
Igibuod= the Ferry.yead at a mo- I
dame pace, and the boy mate isto the mad walkiag
yaw& with his hands extended, like & man rworkag_
At
to be fell under Mooed wheel on bis beak. ft:
set to ths house of the boy, and maw him
ybreathe his
Be believed the eesumense wee purel nosidl,
that the prisoner We. driving carefully, and at m entaods-
OW"'
yr, pert asked if is had been forwarded to the
weer of the district.
?dim mid that bad been dons.
1.4114 mid he would take bail foe the prisoner's
a weak imam
WV: immediately tendered for the prboaer, whom
body we highly respeotahls. The bail was acoepted. and
Is iris libmated.

returned at 1.22 W.; roped, aim nry
A r oarsatty, 42C01. Thismamperuarh
for improvement in prpa•mlkinß, b4yp•

SWESPSTAXES.

Oasvent ... ...
Vulture ... ...
6 ran.
HANDICAP.

as adjournment for amoadmeot of

POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

Blue Bell f ...
Caminito ...

Bra..

—•_—
MANSION-HMS&
_a Earsorma.—A DISPITLATM SHIM.
4141:00•4 nem man, who gave the nuns of
ye, who deacribed himself as • clerk, and gave
skevere.eyeat, which tuned out to M tabs.
tore Alamein Hale charged with attempt.
retch, the property of Samuel Abs., one of
Amused the .
hem tie widenesCitYs .1 the eomplainant, that
'ening, about 6 o'clock he was with bis
• of gettiag tato ea omnibus, in Graesiburcit.
the Owner, who bad a coat upon his ant,
Iwy up mod put the arm In which the
against his chest, and then weed
head toulerseath the coat, and aged
ifs's watch sad attempted to force it from
de immediately laid hold of the prisoner, who
violent, but he called • conatable and
suer into custody, and he then mid he was
d begged him not to press the charge.
Isle Inquired if the prisoner was blown.
=tar creatable, said that three years ago
into custody for robbing • gentle:ma
and he reads a most violent resistance mid
throw him under the wheal of • thee
and he would have nemesis& in ddng
bystanders had not interfered. As it wee h.
des 4 agai od was laid up for ten dam
isogon the as at a pollee station hi
upon a num .f
ee.bi a gentleman. and he
f. ekreemia end has mem
f{-haleWore he was apprehended. The
I that be Wined from inquiries ba
about the premar, that his eeneezioes were
side, and he had been well brought up. After
of prison an the former occasion he promised
Id leave this country.
eel said be would plead guilty, and begird the
deal with the end at mos.
Hale said it was a vary sad thing to as. r
rho appeared to have some respectable Oft.
a position. He appeared, however, to be a
it fellow, end he should sentence him to times
labour.

BATTLEFIELD HA2IDIOA2.
Overture
8 no.
SALOPIAN STAMM
Tormentor beat Mire lismiet.
SHREWSBURY OM

ROM= or OOLD.
nowt Butler, with was employed on the South Western
imip,py, els oharged 00 suspicion of stealing 251. in gold,
gip property of Wm. Saunders, the keeper el the William
tie roma beer.stiop, at Vanthalberose.
The prommitrix said the prisoner had been lodging In her
wan Oa Friday 11111 she mimed the gold from a sop-
as
told in the clubroom, and she toted that the prisoner,
gbo was without money before her Dew
mho, watch, and was lending lam, had bought
mothy, she suspeeted
d betas the thief. Wittiest had loth money out of
De
dap cupboard before. It was kept lathed, but the
Dame bad acmes to the room.
Pollmociestable Syred, 88 W, maid he apprehended the
Oa Monday, and found in his pommies a
silver
dohpug shale, which, according to a receipt, wee a
amid of Mr. Bennett, in Cheapeide, on Saturday
imps
in his room also found that he had bought two new pair of
boomw, a Wit of clothes, silk handkerchiefs, he, of tk• yaps
theist 81. In pothet of • pair of trousers
Miser found seven sovereigns.
The presscatrlx said the prisoner worked en the railway,
mi me In the receipt of one guinea a week only.
Edward Parrott, • butcher, of Lambeth-walk, said he
ess In the Compose", Vauxhall, on Sunday night, where
gis primmer via treating • number of men. Witng's asked
bale lead him • " quid" (sovercigo), and he gas It to
11b11
prisoser did not ask any questions, and
yr.lngham remanded him until next Tueedsy.

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30.1638 LE.
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30.00163 S.
30.04 64 B.W.
30.06 18 &
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- -
TEE ATTEMPTED MURDER IN COVENT-
GARDEN.

afi.W.
ILS.Z.
N.Y.
9.9. E.
S.F.. ,

BOWSTIMET.—(THIS DAY.)
Jews Murph y was brought up for final examil-
ones on the charge of attempting to taunter Marl Anne

lesilsg‘
m Lewis, nen., cooduct•d the inceseutioe, brat Mr

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
SULETON UT 031BlatT.
/Own, address soda occupation refused, wu
Mr. Tyrwhitt with studio( • counterpsee
Ache, the property of Mr. John Whitcomb, 4,
Raiding', Soho.
ratable Francis blase, 63 C, said that between 5
eday evening he sew the prisoner and soother
imin,rboadmge, apparently trying the Menet
Ley". Ho stood in a doorway a short time, and
d down the bnikingp, when the other men west
die prisoner came out of a house with .• bundle.
the prisoner and asked him if he lived in the
be said he did. He then told the prisoner that
gait/ added with his statement and he would
oak to the house to see whether he had told the
the way beck the prisoner dropped the beadle
if and tried to weeps. bat he 'speared him and
o the station.
chits said the constable had acted very well

Al;;;;defende.L
Mal Jennings was now in attaridanee, having been
knight up in a cab from the hospital. She elBl appeased
very ill and faint. She was accommodated with a seat,
sad wag only sopported through her examination by the
exatent application of stimulants. She appeared deeply
affected, and wept frequently.
Mr. Lewis stated that be should now complete the case
by the evidence of Miss Jennings, and of Crabb, the market
beadle, who would prove that prisoner had been loitering
about the hone during the day, which showed that the
attack was not the result of sudden excitement.
Mr. Abrams said the policeman had already proved that
Weasel had been seen no the market.
Mr. Lewis—But I think it better to have Crabb'e evidene.

WEDNE.SDAY.
Vantag, suoug, with
WIDO

ILE. to W , gtrong.
squally, with rata

WINITIMS.

tha
Wary Anne Jennings—l was barmaid at the Old Red
Lieu Tavern, Covent-garden. Up to three weeks before
this OCCIUMUCe, the prisoner was courting me. Three weeks
Wore the act in question I pee him up, and de-
Maid to have any more to do with him. On
to day in question, I went after tea with Miss
White to visit my uncle. On our return we got
to Corent•Garden about half-put 10. My friend wee with
ne. We were going home. We were about a stone's throw
tram the house. The prisoner came up to me, end said he
noted to +peak to me. I mid "Well, what is it r lie said.
'Hare you been to my cousins t" I said " No." He laid,
"Than you will go now." I said "No, lam sure
I will not ; I don't want to go." He then
zok either a knife or a razor from his
arket, and showed it to me. I mid to Mae
nite, " For God's sake go and fetch your uncle!" (Mr.
Loader). When she was gone to the hones for her uncle,
the primer caught hold of met" the hand, and said. " Now
ems along," end dragged me amen the read. He then
tat the knife or razor in his inside coat pocket, having re-
dozed It there before be dragged me across the road. I
tied to reason with him, and said I would see him the
sort day. He threw me down, and I said " For God's sake
The, don't kill me, for the sake of my poor mother, for my
biker is only dead eight weeks." He mid nothing, but kept
a cutting my poor face. That is all I know.
lir. Lewis—That is all you recollect till you found your-
elf in the hospital
lfire Jennings—No ; I recollect the constable taking me
to tits hospital.
Ir. Lewis—Do you recollect anything else'
Witness—Yes ; I remember the barman coming at the
time be was cutting my face.
Ir. Abrams said that considering the state of the young
Ws health be should abstain from cress-examining her.
Ir. Flowers—l think you are right.
James Crabbe—l am one of the beadles of Covest-gardee,
ad have known the prisoner for many years. About half-
pre 8 or a quarter to 9 o'clock on the morning of the 29th
d October, I saw the primmer standing in frost of the Red
lies. I saw him there repeatedly throughout the
iity ap to half 'past 7, when I left duty. He remained
Yew when I kit. He had no babies, to attend to there
flenday. He did not seem to be doieg anything but
looking up at the house. I spoke to him several times.
We spoke in fun together, and he seemed in his time good

stable mid that on the way to the station the
mow very violent, and tried to throw him.
titcomb identified a counterpane and two sheets
the property of her husband, and said they
. of a bed le • room on the second Boor.
ter to Mr. Tyrwhitt the witness stated that ahe
rare the home had been entered tall she wee
the police, She thought the prisoner mad
red the house at the lame time that some children
(The conetable maw so children near the place,
be belief of the police that the house was entered
of a skeleton key.)
or Harrison asked for • remand, as there was remit
the prisoner was known.
sonar maid the articke were given to him by •
tding at the door, who told him to whit till he

•whitt remanded the prisoner.
WORSHIP-STREET. •
ASSIXT.T DT • PROTOORAPHIOI.
)aria, a photographer, in Plough-lard, Shore Etch,
,rd with assaulting a little girl, nine years of age.
:rimier McCarthy, of 5. Thuican-square, South
, and the mother of the child, said that she was
iy some man at the door of defendant's place at
to have her likelier taken, which having been
liked by another person, she was told that to
it in a frame and colour it would cost
shilling; this she deck ned to spend on
i feature, upon which defendant remarked,—
i a pretty customer ; if
ton were a ran instead of
1 I'd kick you downstairs ; end actuall7 attempted
, despite her sex
i but the child interposing, received
'pity of the foot nstead—happily, however, without
Witness, feeling all this was highly improper, left
lily as she conW, and having found s pollorcon•
stained with him to the place, and preferred the
41sart c t %imply denied having kicked or intended to
d Jobs Nichols, the ' operator," made a similar
t, bat allowed that the words mentioned were

d
Tang, the doorman, stated that he was the
tih
who invited the lady to walk upstairs. On descend•
complained of having been mach insulted.
magistrate remarked that he bad not heard anything
defence that threw a doubt upon the complainant's
*. Defendant, for his own sake, had better conduct
Ones' in a respectable manner.
d 20a.
URI AT THE NEW HAILWAI STATION, DALSTON.
rat Burden, a smart young fellow, described se •
toed living at 115, 81. John's-road, Boston, wag
id with stealing a puree, containing silver money sod
Ih, Net in gold, front a passerneer.
Elizabeth Cooke, of 22, Iligbbnry.grove, Islingtent
d that lest evening she was on the platform at
ition, and seeking for a seat in one of the carriage,.
was seerly full, when the prisoner, who WY
log by the side of the door, said, "There is room
seam, for you," and at the same instant she felt soma
moving in a leather reticule bag hanging by
and near to the prisoner. Glancing downw
ards
perceived that it was partly open, and as be ea&
at the same instant she conjectured be heal
i her purse consequently she gave an alarm
10 warn stopped. Subsequently her guns was re.
I to her by the police with the cont.cts safe.
rell. 49. N, stated that bearing the cry of "Helms got
terse, " be stopped the prisoner,wbo was rummies; np the
iped
leading from the @tattoo. On the lady meetiooing bee
prisoner remarked. " :commute, probably she has
it on the stairs going &ten ; look about," and
\soured to get away. Shortly afterwards it was found

*Ma
Ir. Lewis said that was the cue for the prseeention.
IL Flowers (to the privoner)-11 you wish to say any.
thing now is your time, but as you are represented., you
41110 doubt consult your legal adviser as to whether you
TIM reserve your defeDoo.
Yr. Abrams —Yes, sir ; at the present stage of the pro-
ceedings the prisoner will reserve his defence.
The primmer was committed to Newgate to take his trial
it the Central Criminal Court.

!talcs.
ner coolly denied the theft, and asserted that not any
new harm of him ; bat
atts, a plain clothes constable, N. dividoo said behove/
to be a convicted Wet ; whereon a remand, was Aced

formally. it .
THAME4.
GREAsE AND IiCTLEN.
t.
n Nillicold,s Dutchman, aged 41, of 4, Elphick-terracel.
re's-road. 8r°,0109, commission agent, was brought
Mr. Psget on a warrant, charged with obtaining
y by Ulm pretences. of No.
r. Hobert Harris, a grocer and cbeesemooger,
street, Poplar, said that on the 29th. otr
tuber last the prisoner sod an-ther roan came into
hop with a tub of butter, which they offered to all.
prisoner, who carried the keg, said the batter sou first
a He tried it with a taster stout sires doers.
butter was very nice oo the top, and h to P•t*
le it for If. 17a. 3d. He was indebted to the other man.
Cooper, 3a. 93., and he paid the prisoner V. la. He
*wards found the keg of butter, with the exception 4
7 inc Lea at the top, to be nothing but cart grease
-a
not butter at all.
Ir. Paget asked the witness if be wan brought up to the
• of a cheesemonger and buttermln 2
r. Harr.said be was not, he was by inside a sidit•
ht.
r. Paget—Yon should have tested the butter through'
. the whole balk. and tasted it as well.
rice prisoner, In broken English, said that the
butter was
dterated io Holland, and that when the fraud was dies
wed, " Mr. Harris makes up von row about the grease.
I the butter, which he offered to change for rsh•fm- _
lie prosecutor toor, said the stuff had been made up haws
re than two-thirds of the contents of the cask was
inkiog grease. It was veneered butter, a little good
tier at the top and grease under it.
sample of the grease was produced. The odour •••
ry :offensive. and Mr. Paget motioned with his hand to
p it away from the bench.
The prosecutor was recalled, and said the Owen agreed
Asks back the butter and grease and give him other
titer instead, but as the prisouer had not kept his VA
o obtained a warrant against him.
Mr. Paget said the prosecutor bad treated the matter ou
leash contract, onthins more, until he found he could not
btaiti payment for the rubbish, and thee asked far •
wrest. He scald not treat this as a criminal offence, Be
4 the prisoner.
CHARGIC OF MANALAVGHTEIL.
Thomas Ford, the younger. copemaker, of No. 36. vrhit•
Jorseetreet, Stepney, was brought before Mr. Pagelb
(barged with killing a boy named Noah Nye, aged 13 pm*
i Ferri-road, Isle of Dogs, Poplar.
George Pullen, a police-sergeant No. 10 K, stated that
resterday (Monday) afternoon the prisoner came to bits
rid said be had unfortunately tun down a
_W
'kb his horse and out on the West Fag:road! laui•
n I
IRO, and that ke wished to surrender himeeu sod D

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

(IT amonuo =saws.)
SHREWSBURY MEZTING.—(TMS DAY.)

11. tea
SHORTS HANDICAP.
Chip of tho Old Block, 8“ 121 b ; Jane Sham Bst 10th ;
Knight of the Whistle, Bat slb ; My Cob, Rat 416 ; Hope, Bt.
Bst 31b ; Skirmish, Bst 21b; Lord Roland, Bst 2lb ; Omni 14
74 101 b; Bella, 7st 121 b; Glee, 7st 51b ; Virtuous, 7st 41b;
Tickle, 74 2tb ; Vulture, 7st 21b; Lady Jailor. 74 216;
Weatworth, 7st 21b ; Sams Neatly, ern 12th ; Rosalind, 100
Gat 10th. All are Mm.
COUNTY MEMBERS. dR
Troublesome, fist 101 b ;• East Lyon, 7st 10th ;Confederate, at.
7st 81b ; Thalamus,7lb ; Catalogue, 74 nb Ninuod, et.
7st 416 ; Fsany, 7st Illb ; Dovadals. 7st ; Elmatlo, Est 121 b ;
Puppet's Ghost, Gst 131 b ; Ilasurks,B4 101 b ; Nina, Est 41b
Ulphus, 6st. All are has St.
at.

WRATH= EZPORT.-(THIS DAY.) lit

THURSDAY.

ON
001,11 M. NW. to S.W. sud again -
to N., strong, some 1/4
robs or snow.
&W. to N.W., strong 3°.
1°
to moderate, rain to
St.
Pie
BOUTIUSIZ. S.E. to S. W. and N.W., l 0
5
strong to moderate. Bt.
Man& As next above.
St.

S.l to S.W. and back,
trash to strong, some
rain.
P.S.F.. to S.S.W., vary-
ing from strong to
moderate, unsettle&
Northern=Scotland. Wistarn=irelsnd. Waits, and adja-
cencies. Soathern=inglish Channel and be of Biscay.
iliatimmitaitward &Wand and North Sea.

LMMTOOL, NOV. 13.—llaks today : Lancashire and Yorkshire,
1226—Mancbester. Mho/Said, and Lincoln, 606—South Batten',
;96—linffallo and Lake Huron. ti 1 1-16—Orand Trunk of Canada,
261-11 real Western of Canada, 17 3.16-IWnois, Figs
Twenties, 633—hank of Liverpool, 26 9-16—Basteru klxchmilge 8
Batik. 13-16 d.—Liverpool Financial Association, 1 516 d.—
Marl- 2
motile and Exchange Rank, 6.—National Bank, 76 p
time Insurance Company, 1 d.—Queen Insurance Company, f ,
Thames and Mersey/Marine. 6 7-16 p.—Flinn{ahhe 011 a te,
Company. 46 & —National Mama Navigation Company, 21nd Cannel'
d.
31A1ICHESTIR, Nuv. 13.—A moderate business was dune, and Bt.
prices were steady. Bolckow, Vaughan, and Co. (Limited), nett 8,
account, 41 p —Buffalo and Lake ilurou, 6, next account 61.16 6 it.,
—Erie* nest account, 346-11reat Eastern Fire per Cent , 1862,
next account. 9S—Oreat Northern A, neat account. 1486—Orand
ga
Trunk of Canada, nest amount, SA 4 1 7 61 7 1 f 6 Great
20
Western. next account, e21 I—Lancaahlre and Yorkshire, „.
next account. 1221—London and North Western, 1211—Man. 1,„
cheater, Sheftleki. and Uncelnahlro, Out. next account. 51 f 110 6 in
,s 1 ‘next nunl account, 1731--tti'ldSlialnrrnC:antL Preofirnl2l-211Utuatilli UAL°,
Eastern, next account 794—Thanes and Mersey Marine Insin,
&nee Limited'. 61 —Hopkins fillies, next account. Id.
BiIIIMIGHLY, Nov. 13.—The sales in this market were in ,"
Great Western. Stratford Canal Rent Charges. at SO , „„,
Birmingham, and Derby Stock, at 96f ; South Burford., at 410 ra
88. 9d per share. Birmingham and Midland Banks, at 160:
mingham New Cnton Mills, at LI las. 94. ; Gloucester Wagon 2,
shares. at Ile, next account: and Leessrood and One Coal, Ac., 2,
at 1 din.: &vat Western Birmingham Guaranteed Stock was Si.
quoted at 73 to 731 Wellington and nevem Junction, at 104 St.
P to 101: Birmingbani Canal, seers. at 88 . Birmingham Wagon st.
shares, at 101 to 101: Hunts Metal, buyers, at 11 ills. ; Thunuis
Adarnssad Co.. sellers. at £1 Dia. 9.1. prem. 110;
inn

io
A Boy Bmorr TO DEATH.—Last evening Mr. at.
W. Payne, City coroner, held an inquiry at St. Barthel°. St
mew's Hospital tonehieg the death by fire of Richard Gay, 1.,
aged nine yews. It appeared from the evidence that the at
deceased was the son of humble parents residing at No. 4,
Trot algar-buildineri, City road, and on Wednesday morning et,
his mother went out to work, leaving bim directions to St.
mind his two younger brothers, and to keep the fire is. St.
An hour afterwards he ran into the strut shrieking, with .10
his nightshirt in • blase. Some young men tore off the ;;..
burning dress all but tbe oollar. which was tightly
futeued, and continued to barn. He was taken to Mr.
Simpson s, surgeon, and theses to the hospital, when he
said that the fire bowleg gone oat be proceeded to re. -,ii
light it, and so set himself on fire. Be was terribly burnt t'_ _
all over the body, but he only spoke of the thrashing his So_2( 1..? ilet & mu.—
mother would give him for the destruction of his new r.,:ua't! X, I!!.._"_,_ a, ,_____,
shirt. He died on Friday last from the severity of his ;X; 100 "1:71.="737. ,
injuries. The jury returned • verdict of "Accidental 101.000 10 Anglo Austrian
death by Bre." 40,004 Anglo Egyptian (Llm.) V.
COLLISION ON THE IKIDLAND RAILWAY.—An &eel- 10.000, 5.9, , Amin Italia (film= lA,
dent of a serious character occurred on the line of the i,;:;;; 7,, I A „„„:,,,,,, - • •
Midland Railway between Brigbtside and Sheffield. yester- mane, to Iwo./ uttuamatamata a
day. The mail train from the North to Sheffield left 10,000 U faux of lidy=
Hasbro' in the morning, and found upon approaching 6,000 100 Bank of
Sheffield that a heavy goods train was in its frost. The n.ro
Ira Bank re Otago i,
island ed
(Li. lllmlted II
rails were so greasy that the goods train could sot get "
10:000' 60 Bank otVlctorle,A atrial 91
on, and the mail train drivel render no assistance. In MOW. 10 Bank of New SesiZed
_ this dilemma the two drivers agreed tO work "eingle 44000 6) Barned's Bank ;Limited 11
See," which is always • dangerous experiment. The guard 60.0001 SO Arailßeinaßotturseasit t
Tine
KINGSTON FAIR. —(THIS DAY.)—This fair was of the Roods train told his driver to detach his lumina and 10,0001 60 lentaala d calarwreran LL
reamed this morning (Tuesday), exclusively for the sale of go on to Sheffield, and acquaint the 'iv:mimeo and pointe- 110.0001 60 Brit&& Y. Aurtica •• • •
bode', and may of them, suitable for draught work, roe• men with the stated things. This the man did, but he 1a?..02, r6if.:11t12., India,
bores,
!neje() guineas, and cart colts sold at 20 to 30 guinea', then very foolishly returned on the other lime with his ;C9;11051(47"
The large droves of Welsh forest ponies occupy much of engine, in order to pilot the mail train. Unfortuuately, 10,000 100 io,maaig
the fair field, and are readily disposed of at from 2j to 6 the driver of the mail had crossed at a point behind the 60,000,114 ; com.itana or cuada ,
Badness each ; and old hortrel and ponies area drug in the goods, and was coming up to Sheffield on the down line, 46,000. U (cue. Flank of India, de i
market. The attempt made yesterday ta create • along which the goods engine WS/ returning. Both m0,000',.10 oneelldeted Bank (Li &
sheep fair *mid the jurisdiction of the Mayor of Kingston were going at • pretty smart rate, and neither saw rer,,1t°01°1)4,9",,,1,11iw ll
is sot repeated to.day. the other until they were so near that • collisioe was
, 10.04 60 I, Delhi and London ll
Tlit AMENDMENT or THE LAW.—Last night Mr. unavoidable. The engines ran into each other with great wool 60 lams Loudon (Limited, i
G. W. IlAstinp, general secretary of the National Jamie- force, and both were seriously damaged. Two of the pas- 60,000 50 iitesters Lachane! Lim) 1
lion for the Promotion of Social Science (with which ia senors in the mail train were hark are of them so much 10,000 llLogildi Joint Sleek il )If
united the Society for Promoting the Amendment of the so that he bad to be removed to the Sheffield lefirmary. The *i. &Mutt:hand. "7
wo,olol 10 It
Sw,dish (L 1
/awl. delivered an address. at 4, Adam-street, Adelphi. on engines were complete wreaks. The accident is atiribut- 46,0001 le 1 ramosen li . leltirefted 1
occuion of the opening meeting of the department of Jeri,. able to • misunderstanding betweeo the drivers of the two 10,0,0,100 ,pinion ".c.bilbaji,94)
Maws and law amendment. The chair was taken at trains. 111,00e,100 I tam leaned at 2pm
8 o'clock by Sir Robert Phillimore. Mr. Hastings cons- A Brum% IN AN HOTEL.—On Friday morning 10,0001100 I Do. New
roamed his address by intimating that he should confine
Mona elm last
Mr.
ost entirely to three practical questions, which ~_,.,; if,.,1 146,000 20
.ImpnialOttocsan li
Wright, of the Royal Albion Hotel, Ramsgate, i ,O.OOV 160 ,ImlN'lal Bank. limia6d
must, he believed, be soon dealt with by the legislature. heel a va....riy no 20416111 welcome. While • driver was A.OO 28 tow.. az
In the first place, he dwelt on the expediency of at once eudeavouring to separate • herd of bullocks on the Quay, cow 161 Do. New 1
establishing a new superior court of civil law on the same one of them wiped, and rushed up the steps of the hotel, 100,000 II
Lard Mort.Bk: Indle(L) 1
footiag as those of common law and equity, and embracing through the ball, and into the coffee.room, followed by a 110,000, 60 ' Lon.Bk.otllissicryke.(L 11
maw of butchers and others. Not choosing to make his le,ooolloo lan. Bank of gootland,L 11
b&tarneutary, matrimonial, maritime, and ecclesiastical -
jurisdiction. In the second place, Mr. Hastings dwelt on 000 2r . Dr. Yew
exit through the doorway, It made for one of the windows, th." 1164 I L*2,100 sad 'mull" • • e(
21
through which it leapt as clean as though it had been 21;00011C0 ',Lot don & Weer FlittelL n
the seed for establishing, in the principal provincial towns paper only, carrying away gloss and woodwork. and &Brag 20,000 26 i Do. new, isa it I; Dm It
ef. &gland, mayors' courts, with plenary civil jurindic. upon the pavement below, a distance of about 12 feet. 10.000 10 inn. MBank et aadri. 51
Lion, and resident judges. Thirdly, be dwelt on the expo- 1 Strange to say the animal escaped without much injury.— 30,01 60 ,Leden and County lll
dieey of admitting to the witness-box several clumps of I saath Haajan, Gazette. 72 600 60 ,Londonondo and Nook .
testimony now excluded. Mr. Hastings concluded by brief
reissue& to the Irish Act of last session for recording Cm/rasa CORIMIITIML—Two remarkable !Teri- V46.0000°011: 1,1i.n. , trattratlit(ut• Itii
mous of Chinese art have just arrived in Paris. They con- 6,000'100 : Do. do. New . .
titles t° imd, add to the question of bankruptcy law record
ofmarble statues ofanimals, each about nine feet 6.0001 00 iLondoo&Yenesuela (*LI 1i
sleet. gist two
ENLARGEMENT OF THE NATIONAL GALLERY.—This high,. which have long been known throughout the Celestial 10,1&_01,t100_,
ifeo. & Westmuutuez
) BB
• Empire as the " Lions of Kiang-Son." They praient the ra'ul : 11.41. a iii.g.it i.
If
earning the Commissioners of her Majesty's Works and .
Public Building, issued their plans for the extension of the I chimers, head of a lion beautifully sea
feet the body of • D 1,000400 Mete...dinar bank (I, 111
Icatiosal Gallery, preparatory to their being submitted to . with the wings and feet of the fire clawed at*,oo . Do. A.:
,at dragon—the national and religious emblem of the Chimed 6,00131100 'Midland Beak (Lim)
*Ulm."' The portion of land proposed to be taken 12 1 They some from from the rules of the pagoda of %ramie- 20,000' teo Netiono or Liverpool ll
the back of the Gallery, on the north side of Teafaleer- I se, on the banks of the river Yang.tee•kiang, and bear an 1•000,00 '.Nihon Liver di
!1/0 ire. bounded by Hemmings-row on the north, by St. i inscription dated some centuries hack. reoordieg their IF,s M.
,National and ard Issas 11
Ilartio'r.place on the east, by Duke'ireourt on the south,
end by Cutle-street oar the west. It is proposed by ' origin. The local authorities presented them to Vine- Vir, 70 ,;_ir ,Latta4irl!,..
Rununisioners to purchase St. Martin's Workhoura, with '
the . Admirel Jueribi. when be commanded the naval station in 6):000 to 24,4,'"aiii..C5x6.4 el
the Cbioese and Indian Seas. It is supposed that they will eO,OOO, 10 'North Western
Archbishop Teiniso• n's Grammar School, which stud on the . ultimately be deposited in the museum of the Louvre. 80,11001 22 'st Bent roreare. i
ire iedicated.
YARNoUTH. —The new sea wall recently I CoLueals' Yianss. —Some time ar the colliers 10.010' 20 Wa
steCß.Late.o
Cliff End Fort, is2l,ovo 20 Do. do tasei.n.
itc,t the expense of the government, on the south-west side puiAtim for an advance of 10 per cent in warm station be prormeamliogvurp,o,
erected I employed in the South Yorkshire district made an sp. I 'kW° In Do. do. 101/1.2:.
giving way, the mit beitillt `Pima it i This demand was last week refused by the colliery 7.210; to ; Do. do.
end the heavy mine of late having done it a *mous miorY• I proprietors, who gmended their rejection on the 20,e00 100 Pfo/13/0. of Ireland
It is likely to stand bat a very 11
bil. time mile.' some allegation that the mimes of South Yorkshire received 10,00•1 10 Do. do
riareedy is effected to render the work strouger.—lsle of higher wages than those paid in any other part of the country. g....0°3.1 : tedada.rlat.A Dead (I,
Thl PoPtet'l. A , ......, lln coesequeocre of this decision a mess meeting of 11:071:1, msed.aA R. ik•
art....
_HE „ EATILat AND —GB_CULTCRE.—WIta re- pothers wee held at Wombwell ymterday. On the part of 10.000,Dm 4,.. ,I 6p,.
Ind to agricultural operations, the late change from pour-
•the man it was denied that the wages paid in South York- goo 16 (Infos of Anuralia ...
ray rain to dry weather has proved extremely acceptable ' shire are higher than are paid elsewhere. Resolutions 10,000 100 Tube of Ireland (Led;
it the fanners, who have been actively enpged in prosper- wen paned expressing regret at the decision of the 81.000 10 fridge el Madan
the land for sowing. The rain was much wanted, and ' !neaten, sod urging that the present date of the coal
a vast deal of good, nod followed as it has been by dry , markets, the greet demand for labour, and the high _
veotber, there is every prospect of the soil being In aripr. price of previsions, constitute a indelent ground of
to addition, and making a very favourable seed-bed. claim to the advance requested by the men. The speakers
For a time the rain put an almost entire stop to outdoor *wowed shemeelves unfavourable to a strike, and the
4Paeoltural work, but the late change has ambled owe- general desire seemed to be that any negotiatiees for is.
tie" to be "earned, and active efforts are Wei need to enamel ware eheald be omailltetedta • Wel and peaceable
sake up for lost time.—SeUere Adapreisin I issaner.—Lade if warm

1.001,8181 IL Etat W.A. thdla .\lOO WI
12.001/ 10 Otteralrositag D Jot 6 ....
5.278.110 at. Lation.oBl.Batharla 110 00
SWIM it. Itettottoint us ...
817.0781 It. Barra Oomtordit lOl ••

ng for examination and discharge. Them -..... inquiry mail& •H• aakni the prisoner bow the LATEST SPORTING IN'
.• t adjournments, with a view to aseettain few-,_,,,zpanag, and be said he Ina driving he home
bankrupt's Leath in some patents. !I'. along the West Ferry.reed at a co- 1
and Mr. Linklater opposed ; Mr. Lawrence sob nem and the boy came iate the Toad walking 1 Dm maiwarta awe
e.---. r-- with hada extended, like & man rowieg al
mammals hisretained at 1.22 W.; proper,' glean up, fell wider the out wheel on his
back.
hies SHREWSBURY MEZTEISTG
• easeetty, 3,2C01. Thlemaceetzrh test. lied Im
weit to the house of the boy, and my him theathe
for Trimproveseeet in paper- s..e._"- Be believed the erreinenee wee purely amktental, SWEEPSTAKE
od"'"iied dan plisaliat WM drivieg carefully, and at a mode- Omani ... ...
.. . as adjouthment for amendment of
Istrilifea. asked U ialonnation had been forwarded to the
ee'""----"'''''"-------"-'._ the district. 6 rem.
1: POLICE COURTS. HANDICAP.
cal"grPalApagetniadsaidthst k. would bed°trie bail foe the primer's Blue Bell f ... ...
(THIS DAY.) a weak lemon
Warm:, immediately teetered for the prisoaer, whom
--m-- 8 res.
MA/6SION-HOUSE. wily ere hidhlY feePtheehl• The imil "•• ,and asa BATTLEFIELD HAI
ha was kbwated.
• nweertme.--• Daillta•TE SHIM Overture ... ...
-deemed young man, who gave the name of WANDSWORTH.
• who doecribed himself as • clerk, adieu, ROBBIDIT OF 001.0. 8 zee.
: ..merthetrest, which Mimed out to he Wet rower Butler, dm was employed on the South Western
ere Airlines* Hale charged with attempt- oa swede' of steeling 251.1 a
_od, SALOPIAN STA
TIXONTIMOT brat Mi.
tch, the property of Simnel Abet one oe lailws7' wuct argedMre. Saunders, the keeper ce the William
144 P"Plae b at Vaamball•arras. SHREWSBURY
.... of the City. ihi It'arth t 4
°P'prisoner had been lodging la her
from the wideness of the oomplathant, that The praecutrix said the Raglan ... ...
ening, about 6 o'clock he we with his two, 00 Friday led she mimed the gold from a cram Sideweed ... •..
of getting tato aa omnibus, in Graemburefta
mad le the clubroom, and as &be feud that the prisoner, Gamer& ...
the primer, who had • coat upon his ana, ebt, wee 'Moat money before her Le, had bought new ...
11 ran.
up med put the arm In which the mews, • width, and wee lending on.orz,moshe supeetedat
SHORTS HAND]
ney ont
sagainst his chest, and then pewee bio, d beteg the thief. Witeees had
before. It was kept locked, bet the Chip of the Old Block, Bet 121 b
head tudermath the coat, sad slum
the-a...rain. oat Haight
to the room Haight of the Whistle, Bst 51b ; 11
ai watch and attempted to force it from r---_...._ .a...r. Byre& 88 W .mie he mmamengae the Bat 31b ; Skirmish, Bat 21b; Lord
: • immediately laid hold of the primmer, who
osestroue"."--os mongay- and found ta-- his peemeeles-rr----e ether 7th 1011 b ; Bella, 7st 12Ib ;Olen, 7st ,
very molest, but he called a constable and at_ mem um. Tickle, bat lib ; Vulture, let 211
.• er into custody, and htheca add he de nmals aud ash; welsh, emettlied 4° a r''
°f Gat
Tat 21b ; Saxon BIM
him not to ppes charge. amid of Mr. Bennett, in Cheeped°. on &Acidity
• at:lgiqedalred if the prisoner mu Icemen. game also feud that he had bought two new path of ilet 10Ib. All are hart
dowdy. eenetable, said that three years ego thee, a mit of clothes? silk handkerchiefs, do, of the Tales COUNTY MEM]
•- . into custody for robbing • gentle:elm d &Met 81. In • pocket of • eat of Mousses in hie room Troublesome, Set 10lb ; East Lyoi
and he ma. a moat violent raiment* sad wit inn faced seven sovereigns. 7et 81b ; Thalaseus, Tat 7lb ; Catal
throw him under the wheel of a that ryeeemettM mid the Timmer worked en the railway, yet ells ; Fanny, let 21b ; Duda,
and he would have sueceeded in so wla the receipt of one plum a week only. Pepper'. Oticist, Get 131 b ; Mazurka,
• bystanders had not interfered. As it was hs Edward Parrott, • butcher, of Lambetb-wait, said he erlphus, 60,. All are here.
and of injury, and wall laid up for tee gy, est lathe Compagme, Vauxhall, on %day night, where ....-.......emmematm
. • the primmer wee at a police station la the wee treating • number of men. Wiesen asked
upon • ebaXisostio,robbing a gentleman, and he learldm a " quid" (sovereigo), and he pth it to WEATHER REPORT.
ekes sad made his wipe. WM ImMadiately!. ----"•--
evielle before be was apprehended. The rat miaow? did not ask coy question% and TUMMY. NoTSIOMM
. that be Lind from inquiries be gr. Ingham remanded him Datil next Tuday.
about the primmer, that de eeneeziose were -- • --- - -- - ____ E. T W. r. 1
.. and he had been well brought up. After TEE ATTEMPTED MURDER IN COVENT- :aim en
..:04 Ls Azi, T
of prison as the farmer occasion he promised GARDEN.
I . leave this country. _ Lib . •... 20.06 41 8.1. 2
. said be would plead guilty, and hogged the _--a- mthrosi;n. . M.O 5.N.1L 4
deal with the as at um. 4 BOW•STREET.-(THIS DAY.) Gresocasta.. E 1.943 48 B.S.E. It
Valenti& ... 29.73 bi 8. b
Hale said it was a very sad thing to me a, . Teets Murph y was brought up for find exami- gOOO els.;
.. - _ _•
ho Ipplerld tO have some respectable 0011. Anne wawa ... so.lo. se ILE. I
a position. He appeared, however, to be • ettia° on Its awn °I atkinitthig t° warder Marl lidlybsed.... 3401146 LE. I
felloW, aad be should sentence him to three hogsgs. reerana .. 30.00;13 S. 5
labour. hit. Lewis, get, conducted the prosecution, sad Mr area.. ..... Moe 54 B.W. 6 \
L'Ortimt..... 30.06 48 8. a
MARLBOROUGH-STREET. . Ones defended. locheort... .to &BA. t
exurroft err 1031MMT. ' mei Jennings Was now in attendance, having been Ftylacsith ... 30.04 49 Z. 0
afeon, address sod occupation refused, wee Wight up in a cab from the hospital. She still appeared wormoot •.. .03 0 I.E. 1
M. Salt 47 4
• MY Tyrwhitt with stealing • countermen
: - es, the property of Mr. John Whitcomb, 4, very ill and faint. She was accommodated with • seat, wooer .., mit 37 ig. 1
• • dime& Soho. and was only 'imported through her examination by the remeresie ... 30, .th. 46 1L,.. 4. 1
stable Francis Mow, 63 C, said that between 5 awed applicatioe of stimulants. She appeared deeply lictiemeomb"°.ug':: 4:0:2°18 44.41. g7w* . ;
ity evening he saw the prisoner and another seeded, god wept frequently. Heagotani,
-----------
,rbeddmile, apparently trying the differed Mr. Lewis stated that be should now complete the case FILOSABI
eye. He stood in a doorway a short time, and by the evidence of Mies Jennings, and of Crabb, the market WEDNESDAY. 05 NOFAID
• down the building, when e other man wed
came ou the
of a house white beadle. beadle, who would prove that prisoner had been loitering V4171n4...
r..da.44")14. With Coma
he prisoner
• t the houee during the day, which showed that the Wlerrsa
be laid be did. He then told the prisoner that aback wee not the result of sudden excitement ILE. to S.W., Wong.
the prisoner and leaked him if be lived With' sea
quite added with hie statement and he would Mr. Abrams said the policeman had already proved that squally, with rata
to the house to see whether he bad told the Weeded had been seen in the market. 6.1 to 8. W.
and beet Benrioid
the way back the prisoner dropped the beadle
If and tried to wept but he secured him and Er. Lewie-But I think it better to have Crabb'e evidence trash m timed, seem
rain.
o the station. du E.S.E. to S.S.W., vary- We=
hilt said the ooestable had acted very well Eery Anne Jeneinge-I wee barmaid at the Old Red hag bum,
ustron.ltier.
Life Tavern, Covent-madee. Up to three weeks before
table said that on the way to the station theNorthern.Scotland. Western=
. - very violent, and tried to throw him, this occurrence, the prisoner was darting me. Three weeks mocks. Beatheen=ingthit Chat
• itcomb idestthed a counterpane and two sheets Wore the act in question I gave him up, and de- ilmterrldieettferd Itheleed and N
the property of hoe husband, and said they abed to have any more to do with bim. On ------im•
off a bed is • room on the .cooed Boor. ibe day in question, I went after tea with Miss PROVINCIAL SEA
er to Mr. Tyrwhitt the witness stated that the White t visit my WOO. On our retiree we got
are the house had been entered till she wee-w-
y the polio*. Ohs thought the prisoner mud to Covent about half-put 10. My friend Wfa with rgeguyoot.. Nov.Noy. 13.-edes WM
. i the house at the lame time that some children at. We were going home. We were about • stone's throw Mk-Manchester, Menet& and
ißuffalo and Lake Huron. 6 i
Mho of
of mew ao children near the perm
horn the house. The prisoner came up to me, and said he ti;
_Croof, Western of Canada,
, e belief of the police that the house was entered mated to speak to me. I said "Well, what is it ?" He said, Twenties, elf-Hank of Liverpoc
of a skeleton key.) 'Have you been to my cousins!" I said " No." He said,
cacßank,
et
andl ts-chlygo.rw*R.l ii.rinan, dd.!
• r Hudson asked for • remand, as there was mum
the ulae was known. "Then you will go now." I said "No, lam sure time insurance company, t 0.-an
' • ear saida the articles were given to him by • I will not ; I don't want to go." He thee Thames and Mersey/Marine, 6
. oinpanC . f (1.-National Itteem
• ding at the door, who told him to wait till he met °a
a knife or a razor from his itatimierrna, Nuv. 111.-A
•pocket, and showed it to me. I mid to Miss prices were steady. Bolckow, Vs
. whitt remanded the prisoner. t., 41 p•-burfalo and Lake
White, " For God's sake go and fetch your uncle!" (Mr.
SecEoZianet. next ace unt, Mir-Great
WORSHIP.STREET. • Loader). When she WU gone to the house for her uncle, pees amount, gsL'Oreat If °ether
AaakELT IT • PTIOTOORAPHEE.
. aria, a photographer, in Plough-lard, Shorelitch, the primer caught hold of MO by the hand, and said, "Now Trust of Casada,. nest Rams;
iI
t
Vrestern, next ii,•count, at
. . with usaulting a little girl, nine years of age. cue along," end dragged me acme the road. He then next account, Itl--Loodoe
' there). McCarthy, of 5. leaccan-equare, South tad the knife or razor in his inside coat pocket, having re- cheater, She Mold. sad Ilnooinshl
, end the mother al the child, said that she was placed ten
wit
be dragged me across the road. I 4 iii:etl le& olani te,tit„Tdif_tromatiti.
•y some man at the door of defendant's place at • lead to mason with him, and said I would see him to Esitern, next account,79l--Tha
to have her likeness taken, which having beencc ,LinitterP,6l Tx-Hopkins il
text day. He threw me down, and I said "For God's sake
bed by soother person, she was told that tosaRMIAMORLY, Nov. 18-The
tin • frame and colour it would coot Tee, don't kill me, for the sake of my poor mother, for my Great Western, Stratford Canal,
shilling ; this she declined to spend ors Wu is only dead eight weeks." Ile mid nothing, but kept Birmingben, and Derby Sock, i
la. 9d. per share . Der by
• features, upon which defendant remarked,- a cutting my poor face. That is all I know. mingham New I:Mon Mills, at A
a pretty customer ;if yon were • man instead al Mr. Lewis-That is all you recollect till you found your- shares, at iii, next accoant: an
• I'd kick you downstairs ;" and actually attempted at I die : ffinat Western Bine
elf in the hospital ?
despite her sex bat the child interposing, received quoted at TS to Wellinits
pity of the foot Instead-happily, however, without rim Jennings-tie ; I reoollect the moldable taking me to tee : Blnoinghani Canal. eel''
Witness, feeling all this wee highly improper, Iste . to the hospitaL shares, at lin to 101: Monts IL
Adarnsiuld Co-sellers, at £1 18s.
••y se she cenW, and havieg found a poltoemom Mr. Lewis-Do you recollect anything else ?
turned with him to the place, and preferred the Witness-Yes ; I remember the barman coming at the ..----.
theme.
dent simply denied having kicked or intended be ' I Mee he Wis cutting mY hem. A. BoT TIPBar TO Di
d Jobs Nichols, the " operator," made a similar Mr. Abrams said that considering the state of the young W. pa /....., .._,
wa• vity coroner, ee
t, be
allowed that the words mentioned were Ides health be rhould abstain from acimexamieing her. maw.. einopitai bombing the
d Mr. Flewere-I think you are right. aged nine years. It appear«
• • Ring, the doorman, stated that he was the James Crabbe-I am one of the beadles of Covest-gardee, deceased wu the son of hart
who invited the lady to diet upstairs. On descend•
complateed of having been much 'Daubed. need have known the prisoner for many years. About half- Trafaigar-buildinge, City roar
his mother went out to 1
o . istrate remarked that he bad not heard anything pa Bor a quadric to 9 o'clock on the morning of the 29th mina his two you brat
defence that threw • doubt upon the complaumat's d Oeteber, I saw the primmer standing in frost of the Red An h0mm,,,,,,',..4.-17, i.„
. . Defendaat, for his own sake, had better cooduct lem. I maw him there repeatedly throughout the his nightshirt in • blaze. :
news in • respectable manner. de up to half mast 7, when I left duty. He remained burning dress all but th
. 2Ds.Le when I left. He had no business to attend to there
ST AT THE FEW RAILWAI STATION, RALSTON. feateued, and continued to
Simpeoes, surgeon, and t
Burden, a smart young felth tv, described en lieeday. He did not mem to be doieg anything but said shss the fire haeieg
• ad living at 115, St. John's
-wad, Hortou, wee look* up at the house. I spoke to him several times. light it, and so set himself I
. with stealing a pune, containieg silver money and /remake in fun together, and he seemed in his anal good ail over the body, but be re
h, set in gold, from a mummer. Vas• mother would give him
Elizabeth Cooke, of 22, Highbory-grove, Islington, shirt. He died on Friday
Ir. Lewis said that was the ease for the proem:idiot injuries. jury return
. that lot evening she was on the platform d The jury return
tion, and seeking for a seat in one of the carriage& IL Flowers (to the prieoner)-If you wish to my any. death by fire."
was mealy full, when the prisoner, who wee thing, now is your time, but aa you are represented, you COLLISION ON THE MI
og by the side of the door, said, "There is room sill so doubt consult your legal adviser as to whether you dent of & serious character
• 'am, for you," and at the same emend she felt some- sill reserve year defense. Midlaod Railway between
moving in a leather reticule beg hanging by
• and near to the prisoner. Glancing downwards Mt Abrams-Yes, sir ;at the present stage of the pro. day. The mail train. frc
?dasbro' in the coning.
• . reeved that it was partly open and as he ran coding, the prisoner will reserve his defence. Sheffield that a heavy geed
at the same instant she coo jectured be had The primmer was committed to Hammes to take his trial rails were on greasy that
• her purse consequently she gave an alarm • the Central Criminal Court. on, and the mail trade co
' • her sto;l3od. Subsequently her purse was re. this dilemma the two dr
to her by the police with the contents safe. line," which is always a da
well. 49. N, stated that hearing the cry of " Helms got KINGSTON FAIR. -(THIS DAY.)-Thin fair was of the Roods train told het
leads he stopped the prisoner, who was rummies; up the reamed this morning (Tuesday), exclusively for the isle of go eel to Sheffield, and en
leang from the @tattoo. On the lady meetiooing her bones, and marry of them, suitable for draught work, ros, men with the state of thini
prisoner remarked. "Nonsense, probably she has bleat° guineas, and cart colts 'old at 20 to 30 guineas. then very foolishly reterne
•it on the stain going &ion ; look about," and The large droves of Welsh forest ponies occupy much of engine, in order to pilot t
soured to get away. Shortly afterwards it was found the fair field, and are readily disposed of at from 21 to 6 the driver of the mail bad
• e stain, l'ulams each ; and old horses and ponies are a drug in the pods, and was coming up
• ner coolly denied the theft, and asserted that not 01 bores market. The attempt made yesterday to create • along which the goods
I new harm of bim ; but sheep fair beyond the jurisdiction of the Mayor of Kingston were going at a pretty
atte, a plain clothes constable, N division said hokum, li at „rated today.
the other until they were
to be a convicted thief ; whereon a remand wee ordered THE AMENDMENT OF THE LAW.-Laat night Mr. unavoidable. The engine'
•ye it formally. G. W. Hastings, general secretary of the National Jamie. force, and both were eerie
THAMES. lion for the Promotion of Social Science (with which is genius in the mail train
GREASE AND BCITER. tidied the Society for Promoting the Amendment of the so that he had to be remoV
0 Nihrold,l Dutchman, sired 41, of 4, Elphick-terraelle Law), delivered an address., at 4, Adam-street, Adelphi. on engines were complete In
• ¢'.-road. Bromley, commission ecent, was brought occuion of the opening meeting of the department of jurts- able to • misunderstand*
Mr. Puget on a warrant, charged with obtaining Predate and law amendment. The chair was taken at trains.
yby false pretences. 8 o'clock by Sir Robert Phillimore. Mr. Hastings corn- A BULLOCK IN AN
r. Robert Harris, • grocer and cheesemooger, of No. 5; reamed his address by intimating that he should confine
attest, Poplar, said that on the 29th orlast Mr. Wright, of the
himself almost entirely to three practical questions, which had a visitor by no moan,
mbar last the prisoner sod anther DMZ came into must, he believed, be goon dealt with by the legislature.
endeavouring to separate
hop with • tub of butter, which they offered to .ell'ln the first place, he dwelt on the expediency of at once
one of them escaped, and
prisoner,wbo carried the keg, said the butter was flag establishing a new superior court of civil law on the same
He tried it with a taster about six inches down' footing as those of common law and equity, and embracing through the hall, and id
posse of butchers mid 01
butter was very nice on the top, and he agreed to Pot*
it for If. 174. 3d. He was indebted to the other mem testamentary, matrimonial, maritime, and ecclesiastical
imisdiction. In the second place, Mr. Hastings dwelt on tbsaagh which it leapt
exit through the doorws
Cooper, 3a. 91, and he paid the prisoner 21. la. fil the need for establishing, in the principal provinothl towns paper only, carrying awl
rwards found the keg of butter, with the exception ?! 01 Esglasd, mayors' courts, with plenary civil juridic•
upon the pavement he
7 incites at the top, to be nothing but cart grease--411 tion, and resident judges. Tbirdly, he dwelt on the expo- 1 stmnge to my the ammo
Dot butter at all. diesey of admitting to the witness-box several claims of , stele Hamm, Gazette.
r. Paget asked the witness if be was brought up to the testimony now excluded. Mr. Hastioge concluded by brief I c limits, cuanuar
.•of • thememoeger and buttermin ? referent* to the Irish Act of last session for recording
. r. Harris said be was not, he was by tide a AlMmass of Chinese art bar
• be titles
tollnd.
sad
to *4 question of bankruptcy law mend. Met of two marble state.
neat.
.r. Paget-You should have tested the butter throllillP high, which have long b
ENLARGEMENT OF THE NATIONAL GALLF.RY.--Thie .
Brume as the Liens
the whole bulk. and tasted it as a ell. miming the Commisnioners of her Majesty's Works and . brad at a lion beame
. "
• e prisoner, to broken English, said that the butter wee Public Baildings issued their plans for the extension of the I shim...,
• terated in Holland, and tat when the baud was dim Icatioeal Gallery, preparatory to their being submitted to . with the wii
erred, " Mr. Harris makes up von row about the grease. dragon-the national at
i the butter, which he offered to cheap for someheim- • *limed. The portion of lend proposed to be taken is at They mum from from e
Ita prosecutor said the stuff had been made up herb the back of the Gallery, on the north side of TrafalPr• 1 se, on the banks of lb
re than two-thirds of the contents of the cuk wee epee. bounded by Hemming''-row on the north, by St. i inscription dated sout
eking grease. It was veneered butter, a little goo• detio's.place on the east, by Duke'smourt on the iota. , origin. The local ant
tad by Castle-street oa the west. It is proposed by
under it.
tter at the top and grease
. sample of the grease was produced. The odour wee einteimioners to purchase Sr. Martin's Workhouse, wit the Cbieem and Indian
the Admiral Juarib. when
7 offensive, and Mr. Paget motioned with his hand to
Archbishop Tetnison's Grammar School, which steed on the . ultimately bra ekrelted
ate icdiceted.
p it away from the bench.COLLIERS' WAOES
YARMOUTH.-The new sea wall recently erected I employed in the Soul
The prosecutor was recalled, and said the prisoner agreed It theerpenseof
issea the government, on the south-west side pimation for an adv
take back the butter and grease and give him oath; etCliff giving way, the beating against it : This demand wee la
. tter instead, but as the prisoner had not kept his wore End Port,
obtained a warrant against him. !ad the heavy rains of late having dose it a IMMIOUSIIIiIITy. I proprietor, who lea
Mr. Paget sald the prosecutor bad treated the matter se It is likely to stand bat a very little time melees some au tion that the i
randy is effected to render the work strouger.-Isle of
cash contract, nothing more, until he found he (meld not
taut payment for the rabbithe and thee asked foe - It
Poem. IJo coesequeees of
higher wagesthan those
arrant. Ile could not treat this as e criminal offence. 01 nth WEATHER AND AGSICULTCRE.-With re- mama wag held at li•
• barged the prisoner. Mal to agriculture' operations, the late change from pone- the men it wall denied
CHARGE OF MAITELAVGHTEM. 11,1 Olin to dry weather hag proved extremely acceptable . shire are higher the
to
Thomas Ford, the yotieser. pipsmaker of NO. 36. Vlhlt the farmers, who have been actively sapid in peeper. were puma ezmusi
OrsiatleSt, Stepney, wa
s,
brought before Mr. palm the land for sowing. The rain was much wanted, end mamma, sad urging el
anted with killing a boy named Noah Nye, aged 13 yams • Tut deal of good, and followed Ss it has been by dry , mutate, the great
"Whet% there is every prospect of the soil being le cape- prim of provisions,
• Ferry.road, Isle of Doge, Poplar. the tai coaditioe, and making a very favourable seed-bed. claim to the TATSMOS T
George Pollee, a police-sergeant No. 10 K, staled . , _
eeterday (Monday) afternoon the prisoner came to;ti• For a time the rile put an almost entire stop to outdoor *ennead shemeelve
.•
d wad be had unfortunately nut down a eleteultural work, but the late change has enabled Imam general desire seemed
ith his horse end cart on the West Ferry-ro4 : time to be resumer!, mad active efforts are ben need to creased wages Auld
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all, arid that he wished to surrender himself Doe sake up for lost time.-Sumen Advertiser. I manner.-Leeds Met