The Express.
London, England, 1849-08-28 00:00:00

OUR REPRESENTATIVE SYSTEM

CHELTENHAM—(CoNCLUDED).

The mode in which the battle of 1847 was fought
was explained to a commi tee of the House of Com-
mons appointed try the merits of a petition against
Sir Willoughbi. Jones's return. Before this :out-
mltee the petitioners produced an informer from the
tory camp. He stated that the town of Cheltenham
wee divided into eight canvassing districts, each of
which was placed under the general control of a paid
solicitor. The informer was appointed to districts 7
and 8. He accompanied the district committee on
their canvass. When they met with voters who would
not promise their votes this man received a hint and
dropped behind the canvassers. He then offered the
doubtful voter to employ him u a messenger at be. a
day during the election, provided he would poll for
the conservative. An immense number of this class
of men were employed. One or two of them told the
whole story of their employment, and we can scarcely
do borer than give it in their own words. Hero is
the condensed evidence of a man named Pitt, who
describes

• SCENE IN • COMMITTEE ROOM.
Previous to the election I warn working at a place called
Brockworth, six miles tram Chel,enham. I wan cativaistd on

nehsl; of Mr. Berkeley by Mr. liasell, and I promised him
to vote for him. 0.. the Sunday before the election, I saW

George Hawkins and Joseph guasel on the Hato road.
Hassel inked me to vote fur Sir Willoughby. I told him I
had promised to tote for Mr. Berkeley. He told me if I
would vote tar Sir Willoughby he would put me down as a
messenger at 53. a day. Hawkins then told me to go to the
King William, and have whatever I liked to drink. On the
next day Hawkins came to me at Brockworth in a fly. He
11101) me a strip of paper, and told me to take care of it, and
I should be paid for my time. He said it did not matter
whether I attended as a messenger or not. I had no
need ,to come ; it I went to the c mmittee-room and
had my name put down, I might go where I liked.
I then returned to Cheltenham with Hawkins in

the fly. We went first to the King William and then to the
committee room. I went into the room where Mr. 0 winnett
was (Sir Willoughby Jonts's principal agent). I said to Mr.
Ciwinnett that some few of my things were in pledge, and
if he would get them out for me I had no objection to voting
for Sir Willoughby. Mr. Owionett said, " 1 cannot promise
that." He asked me if I knew icy of Sir Will. u4hby
Jones's friends who would do it for met 1 said I did not.

I was coming away, but there was a tallish gentleman sitting
at the table. He save, "We never forget our iriends."
I then said I was losing a great dell of time, and he
said, "Oh, you shall get paid for that." I then told Mr.
Owinnett to put my name down. I voted for S.r Willoughby
Jou!! ; and I was induced to do so by this promise to pay
for my loss of time.
This man subsequently received 21. 10s., which the
committee declared to have been a bribe, as be never
performed any duties whatever as a messenger.
force similar cases were proved. In one of them the
man employed as a " messenger " was ea ill that he
says he could not put on his own coat, much less
perform the duties of the position for which he was
paid. This man swore he should not have voted for
Sir Willoughby Jones if he had not been put down
and paid as a " meseenger". He had never seen Sir
Will eigtiby in his life ; he was ill, took no interest
whatever in the election, and says—" I eon't know
whether I should have voted or not ; but I am sure I
should not have voted for Sir Willoughby Jones."
He was paid 11. Se.
But the strongest cue of direct bribers wis the
case of a man named Isher. He met Sir Willoughby
Jones personally, in the street. Sir Willoughby shook
hands with him. Sir Willoughby did rot ask him
i for his vote himself; but, when he left, Hawkins
came up to him. latter then told Hawkins of " one
or two trifling little things,"—that he was "in diffi-
culties,"
Do you remember what be said to you ?—No, I do not
remember; not jest that time.
Come now ?—lie prornisel me 51.: there
Who did ?—George Hawkins.
What for ?-13ecause I was in difficulties.
Isher voted for Sir Willoughby, and after the elec-
tion received 21. 10s. from a man in Mr. Gwinnett's
office. lie said he expected 51. ; whereupon Hawkins
told him "that. he was aware he was an injured man,
but that they would make it up to him in some way or
other. At present they could not, they had so many
demands."
Against these cases there was no contending. Sir
Willoughby Jones's counsel accordingly resigned tho
seat without delay. The petitioners applied for costs,
but the committee decided, curiously enough, that,
" in order to make the sitting member liable for costs,
there must be a clear proof of the knowledge of the
circumstances on the part of Mr. Owinnett, his agent."
They declared Sir Willoughby Jones, however, to
have been, by his agents, guilty of bribery, though
without his knowledge or consent ; and they declared
the election a void election. It should be stated that
Hawkins, who seems to bare got up the case for the
petitioners, was promised 1001. to give information
of what he knew.
It was not until 1848 that this decision was given.
It then become the duty of the electors of Cheltenham
to choose another representative. Mr. Craven
Berkeley took the field. The conservatives were at
some loss tor a candidate to oppose him; for, of course,
Sir Willoughby Jones was disqualified. At length,
however, Mr. Agg Gardner, the candidate of le4l,
was induced to permit himself to be put in nomina-
tion. He did so unwillirgly and only to serve his
party, who on their side undertook that he
should be put to no expense. Tho tories, in fact,
anticipated success on this occasion lees upon the
poll than at a subsequent investigation. They had
"a retaliation case" against Mr. Craven Berkeley,
and they gave notice to all the voters that that gen-
tleman wee ineligible and incapable of being elected,
in consequence of " having been guilty by himself
and his agents as well of bribery as of treating and
other corrupt practices" at the election antecedent.
Mr. Craven Berkeley on the hustings denounced this
notice as " false," and said those who put their names
to it " were guilty of a cold-blooded falsehood." On
this gentleman's side this election was conducted far
more energetically than the last had been. It was
felt to be of vital importance to his house that he
should win. Every energy was strained. Former
opponents were neutralised, and others brought to
vote in favour of him, and the result was his return
by a large mority, the numbers being, for Ber-
keley, 1,024 ; Gardner, 848.
Now came the turn of the conservatives to open
their budget concerning the doings at the 1847 elec-
tion. They alleged against Mr. Berkeley's friends
wholesale treating, employment of messengers, that
they bad breakfasted their voters antecedent to the
poll, and that they had been guilty of an act of
bribery. The two first charges were not proved.
There was no doubt that public-houses were
open on both sides during the election, but
there wee nothing whatever to show that any
orders had been given by any one to open them.
With regard to the messengers, it was proved that
very large numbers of men were so employed, bat
it was also shown that their employment was bona-
fide, and not colourable. The committee heard a va-
riety of evidence on this point, and decided that it
was conclusive. It met, indeed, every isolated case
in which colourable employment could possibly be
presumed.
In respect of the other charges the rebuttal was not
so satisfactory. With regard to the breakfasts it
was shown that Mr. Berkeley had three times
expressed in his committee-room his decided abjec-
tion to any sort of treating, and tits determination
not to pay a farthing for it. It was also shown that
at a meeting of his agents on the day before the poll,
the subject of giving breakfasts to the voters was dis-
cussed. The agents were divided as to its necessity.
The solicitor on whom the responsibility mainly
rested was shown to have set his face against the
system, and to have declared that he would never
sanction anything of the kind. Other members of the
committee, however, determined to take this responsi-
bility upon themselves. They did order breakfasts for a
large number of voters. Some of them took the whole
end sole responsibility of having done so. They urged
that they must follow the practice of the other side ;
that they should never get the voters up without
breakfasting them; t% at the expense was only half-
a-crown a-head, &c. Some of these gentlemen de-
clared that the liabilities of this proceeding were in-
curred by themselves, and that they expected perso-
sally to defray the whole amount. One of them,
a Dr. Robinson, averred that be expected to
pay, and that he certainly should pay for all the
breakfasts be had ordered. Other witnesses,
however, did not pledge themselves quite so strongly,
and were rather shaken in their evidence, when it
came to render them under personal liabilities for all
the breakfast bills. One of them was asked:
What was the understanding you came to ?—That we
were to give the voters breakfast.
At your own expense I—Yee , if we should have to ray
for it ourselves.
Did you expert to pay for it yourselves?—Yes.
Why did you say "U" then ?—lt was a mistake of
mine.

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4 THE EXPRESS,. I'UESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 28, 1849.
iog officer tbat he had returned to Spithead on account of abruptly inquired whether he would not like to secure the I
IRELAND.
Did set you els* that if you gave the voters breakfast I dangerous to play with. Mr. Gardner positively re-
DUBLIN, Aron* 27.
----. he • rehe Delon of Maniung the murderer. Witness re- mon .Hri
nis salute of 21 goes to the British fi eg not havieg betn reward of WI. which had keen offered by government fur
duly returned. This conenunicstion was immediately ing. t pp .
nemete dy dee would pey the tepees 1 Veen Your cob ! hued to try again. The dernier ressort of the con-
sumer that geesticra.-Ns, we wadi not thinle se. h t
1.. d I servatives WU Mr. Biekham Facet It may easily
Iler Majesty left the sum of 3001. for dietributioo Lieutenant-Governor, Lord Frederick Fascia**, . . .
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Ido not went to knew what you could think, u . .
be imagined how soon they were disgusted. naiad tv the PorteAdmirel. who instantly infoemoeid ththee
wpleiersd
atthlattoitteeuwotu.ldtcrtrairTspeli
traeffteaar Of hsiumeh"a"n•ateact.'riccuhiti;,rteo
üblic charities of Cork and 0
ma you Link that if you psi dee breakfast,
_so_me.obodoety uns was flred leen the Platform battery. for lam the murderer Manuingt and I sin sex- to day,
_neves- circumstance. Orders were procurly issued, and at 730 which tee presence rejoined, hen, new is your tim- ; Cinturtot
would •.y you were nu to bear the up. see ?I C Mr. Glenville Berkeley polled 00 less than Mr. amongst the p
whom duty it was to have re- ions to surrendeifesavaelf to juauce." The prisoner and ani
keew how 1 culd expect that, after the deslaration Umit was crown &Amboy. hat min came hi triumphantly. mr. towo. Previous to leaving Ireland the Queen a salute of 21 g
ordered, for the special use of the Prince of Wake, a The 'Ann en Inas Par& - to be greatly excited ; and, in her we;
mode. Fume was sot the man to fight for. Of tee three
set of the elementary books in use at the national Purtua• d dt 4 o'clock this merniag an aidtedenamp of a tone of extremes despondency, entered into a minute upon 1
Ido not ward t° know whet I t. ' oontests, this last was the least virulent, though there .. bad. bis gam ,an a
Ou Wald urn but what the salute, but neglected so to do, was relieved from at the time ap
schools or Ire the Lieutenant-Governor (coeflued to h
pa did upon 2-No, 1 could aot expect the Es residence by severe detail of the circumstances connected with the murder, yore, ,
Ido not ask whet y, a mad tepee..
eDid you., or
tem still existed so many canoes of ill-will.
The Cork Espalier of the 25th inst. hu the follow- illness) waited on tbe commander of the Pallas, and ex- and exhibited the silver eigar-helder now produced, Gonenoi
eg a cm a portion o e proper y e .
arm that ie point or het you veered b lett to mar eat
-Yes. Mr. Grenville Berkeley has made a good member,
ing important news about the potato: when fore n had found upon the person of his unfortunate victim. Wit- saved
plained how the omission had occurred, end soon after the which he ell ed hdf ed • ftb t h d d
Poles tailed for Medina. [lt is customary lli • . . .
th
mous out cie your own pocket ? h and is poplar at Cheltenham. lie is mid to be " a
net yo, Pa very mueh surpnsed t at you have never
i, by el e aim gentleman ;" and that is something with a watering- The Mut Cheering intelligenCe that we have had to tour glen.of.wie fire salutes or honour for the commaeding officer nese put several questions to hrm, weth a view of testing e gust If
bees wheel to for payment ?-I cannot say munieste this season relative to the potato crop has reached to edits. tbe authorities of his intention. We believe Com- tnelh oodf bilis representations, in reply
.to which the prisoner Lord Nis
place coneutuency. That he is a man of businesa also, .
ask ain consequeace ? those who have consulted him are ready to allow. us this mensing. A gentleman from the neighbourhood of mode* N.vdmast omitted doing so, and so partly occasioned dee ar at, annoydey to elude the vigilance ef the police, cast or
he had fled to uminstham immediately afier the commis. eme I
Do yea epee to have any money to p y . , Blarney has crated at our office to say thst in a ler* district the misteks.]
...Yes; we expect to pay. To this narrative it scarcely need be added tut where the crop was supposed to be entirely blighud, from • The Lords of the Admiralty arrived at Portsmouth at i sion of the murder, and had since been weadering about the prince
.. AM am to Le repaid 1-No; Ido not know of any re. s,_
we cost of the three Cheltenham elections which discolouration of the leaves, the stalks have been found to o'clock this evening (Monday). country, until his feelings of remorse and contrition became Minerva
. payment. ----_ se insupportable that he resolved to return to Lender', and strand
You do net know t-No. have occurred in the lest two years, has been LIMO- put forth fresh shoots, and in =me eases an entirely rew
sheet of blossom covers the fields that but a few days since SPORTING. deliver himself up to the first policeman be happen dto meet inst., I
,
, Did yea expect et the time that yon would be repaid, or thing quite enormous. Sir Willoughbj Jones has
still Pregented a black end withered appearance, and tne well. with. The prisoner was thereupon conveyed to the station- Edwa
that it would be out of your own money ?-I expected it paid &together upwards of 4,0001., and ere are known potato apple, that has not been seen on stalks for the ---- house, on reaching which be at once retracted the whole of Neptun.
. would Le my ows money. TATTERSALL'S-MONDAY. his previous statement, and eitcleeed his real name and to-dal
outstanding lolls spinet him which are said to last two years, are now to be found in abundance. address, the authenticity of which was afterwards cos firmed overb
TIM Chalnriair-lt is My duty to we* you that you en LEAMINGTON STAKES.
On the other hand, the Nenagh Guardia* nof the by the landlord of a publio-house la the Kneeland read, to Otto, b
giving your etidettes very onsatiefamorily. amount to nearly as ranch more. These bills are the
ace mats of publicans, and Sir Willoughby pcnetively 7 to 4 aget Sir J. Hawlev's Vernhill.
same date has a croaking article on the state of the 7to 1 - Mr. Roll's Cellingwood. whom he referred as a voucher for big respectability. agree
So much for the breakfast+. The cue of bribery to to 1 - Mr. Barns's flotterley. In reply to questions from the magiatrate, the prisoner in- with(
.. refuses to de frey them, on the ground that there never
was a very Feu tar one. It rested on the evidence to to I - Mr. Memo's The Den. timated that he had been for some time an racer f Excise, ard e
of a man named Henry Wooton, the landlord of the was the slightest order for this scandalous expendi-
ture, and tbat, in fat, he set his face from first to last The Cork Examiner has a rumour that the father 14 to 1 - lord Cllfden's Wenota. but having recently lest his situation in consequence of a pambe,
Worcester Arms, who told the tale as follows : of one of the state prisoners has had an intimation Fembill was the only hors* in favour ; Ohre to lay 7to 4 reduction in that department, he had resumed his original shore
agaiost the system of dispensing beer. We believe occupation of a compositor in the service o' a master printer ditch
HOW TO 51151 • . ~_ the truth to be, that the publicans on both sides open from a high quarter that in the ecuree of a year the or take 2to 1, bat little done.
munishment of exile will be remitted, at. the special ST. LEGER. in Philpotlane, and was truly sorry for having condue ed will ;
After you had came from Suernstoke did 2 to 4 cc Lord ngliaton's The Flying Dutchmen.
Michael Beicknell at your house ?--I did. you s" "•* their houses mainly upon speculation. Every man who P
i._.stanoe. of the Queen. The statement in the Cork 10 to 1 eget Lord Stanky's trial. himself ta the manner deecribed upon the present occasion, Stad E
received a flag to hang out of his window, conceived
.r..eammer- is by no means irnpossible, though the 19 to 1 - Mr. Pedlers Old Dan Tucker. which he attributed to intoxication. burg
Mr. Michael Bricknell was a retired miller limn" 25 to 1 - Mr. A. Nieliol's Nunnykirk (off). Mr. Kendall, the prisoner's employer, came forward and km, ,
at Exmouth, who bed come up to assist his ol he was entitled to make a charge for it He did so by
relatives of some of the other prisoners are not at all 33 to 1 - Mr. Nenlle's Herbert It 40 to 1). spoke in favourable terms of hie g, neral character, but said Withal
friends the whip at Cheltenham. sending in a bill for beer. The whole amount of thee@
sanguine. The present inlet. time of Mrs. Smith 50 to I - lased Eglingtoe's Elthiron. that he was addicted at times to habit.. of intemperance, and pips
bill" must be judZ of from their number. It is on
Whet /meet( with Kr. Brian.); ?-11. shook bands with record that the a• a alone had 98 flags ay ing from O'Brien aro to leave the country next year for the 3,000 ta 15 - Lord Eglinton's Delos (t and art off). he had no doubt that he had acted under the influence ot in-
The only bet we heard on The Flying Datcbutan was 200 • • • Maar
me, and said, t• How do you do r' I said, " Very well." verse of joinieg her husband, a fact which 1 have toxmatioe in the present instance.
nse., the windows, and most of them from public houses.
mad en the best authority within the last three or to 100, at which price many " fielders' were anxious to in-
vest. Uriel was backed several times at 8 and 9to 1, but Mr. Araold regretted that he had no power to visit the 0
foolish and mischievous conduct of the prisoner with an ads. 0
Behina ngadw iathgrterl, *dant ' of
sherry
end
Water.
It
whe
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- Within the last month a ramour has been current
four days. But circumstances might, of course, alter pee way near the don to 10 to 1. 1,000 te 25 taken about guide punishment, as it was calculated most seriously to mis- 1
Cold! How delightfully the publican comes out that overtures have been made for the settlement of . . ..
her_intentions. Herbert, and I,ooo's to 10, 15, and 20 about Behis. lead the police, and to induce art lesation in their exertions C
THE CIISAREWITCH.
brre. these account,. Of this, however, we know nothing
ltonnebrook fair is to commence this day, despite for the apprehension of a murderer, upon the supposition (
40 to 1 apt lewd llowth's Peep oleo Boy.
Aft= that did yeu and Mr. Bricknell go together to any- The Berkeley expenies in maintaining Cheltenham of severiti remonstrances against it There will be a ewe -so - Lord Stanley's Cancrou ft). that he was already in custody ; but tie should order him to (
body's house ?-We went to Dane. y's house. cannot have been less than from 12,0001. to 16,0001., moat increase of cholera in consequence of the 1,000 -20 - Captain Hareasurt's Ellerdele (t). pay the email drunkard's penalty of 51., and require him to 1
What Decoy ?-A baker living us the Tewkesbury-road. including the petitions. This, however, is nothing to the a Legerdemain ft).
runkenness and dissipation consequent on this .tr 0 -1_ re .7_ elfirtit,?ta the,' ,„,b.,„,Rail-it) enter into recognisance@ to be of good behaviour for the next (
six months.
Will you tell us what passed between Bricksell and Dan- I
egy j_grjeithen west se aim aad avnejted hen for hje Tars noble earL To maintain his iefinenoe at Chelteoham saturnalia. 1,000 -20 - Mr. Crawford's The Cur (t). CLERKENWELL. i
sad interest tor Mr. Craves Berkeley. Would be worth ten times the expenditare to one who I.erd Stanley is sojourning at Ballykisteen, his 20 Col Peel's Tadmor (t). ANOTHER PERSONATOR or MANNiNO.-The neighbour.
What said Dallas 7. the baker ?-flo said, I ain't quite feels as he does. It is needless to say that every farthing l' fig :: 15 -7. Kr:Mellitus's Wensleydale.
seat in Tipperary, and is hospitsbly entertaining the 2,000 -3o - Mr. s. Conway's lienntngton. hood of this court, and its avenues, were crowded to excess,
made up my mind yet, he says. that is due is paid ou this side. Whether such would have end the utmost interest was manifested in consequence of
neighbounng gentry. CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES.
What next T-Mr. Bricknell caught him by the am and been the case ea Sir Willoughby
.Jones been beaten Dr M ruby the l'.P. of F rut v hes been D 2,460 to 0 apt Mr. Payne's Glendower (t). a report being industriously circulated that Manning, the
It:tereduia° baissair s•aything he sail 1-1 heard Lim We i° quite another question. The tones say that in con- 'u- • '
pointed Roman catholic Bish f c
e--°' ' -n, - il. - I,IIU, -20 - I.rd Samara C10w1141.1.
__op o_ _loyne. ern rev. 1,000 _2O _ coy pees t ii„,.. murderer of Mr. Patrick O'Connor, was in custedy, &shaving run'
tureendered himself at Begnipge Well. eta:ion-house. earns
" Two mks," as plain as I mild. sequence of the nehappy family disputes, Mr. gentleman was well known as a zealous elergemae, Loco -20 - Mr. Nolan'a Blather. ATTSI
The prisoner, it appeared, en Saturday night called at the Am..
What slid Dam, say to that, or do ?-Deneey said his Craven Berkeley fought the battle of 1847 low- 0 - Mr. S. Conway's Kenniegton. station.house under the excitement ot liquor, and represented moo-
who never took part in the disorganisiog agitation of 10,000 -10 - Ellerdale for the ea eerewiteu and Nina for the
wiles friends had =ways voted blue, and he supposed he without the noble earl's pecuniary asststance, and that ~eet year,. Cainbridgmbire (0. him* fes being Manning, the murderer. lie appeared very Hem.
snot do ea. that was one reason for enforcing the desi- r- —.
Well, what did you say ?-I said, I can go ud make it all io,ooo -to - Chantrey and Blucher for the &use evens (t). disturbed in his mind, and said that his connience made him CIC CIL'
cAn entry given lei* both beta.) miserable, and he deteemined on delivering himself up to Cna...o",
Melt with your wife. rability of economy and "no breakfasts." Defeat, A CONSPIRACY AMONG TUB CONVICTS IN THE DERBY-1850. justice. On being searched, five 51. Bank of England notes cZert,''
- *ire to the wits 1--I did. She was in the frost however, cements alliuces, defensive and offensive. NENAGH GAOL TO MURDER THE TURNKEYS.
you . 25 to 1 eget Mr. Bowes's Brother to Epirote (t to £25). were found in his posseseion. He was locked up until he CAXII
I said, " Cam, persuade manor to vote fee Ur. Loid Fitthardinge could not but come forward to On Wednesday, at one o'cloA, p m., a deep.laid and 30 -1 - Mr. Jacquee'e Mildew (t). became sober, and on beiog questioned, he sand his name them
tiledeteley." She sand, "He may do as he likes." rescue his brother from the effects of his disaster. murderous plot concocted by the convicts in our gaol, was, 50 -1 - Mr. Gratwieke's Tee Sieger (t). was Freierick Jackme, and he was quite unconscious of Elam
Having got her leave, did you ge in again to the bus- we are happy to say, fortunately discovered by the vigilant, --
The. future of Llieltenham is • speculation. Mach having surrench red himself as Mr. Petrick O'Connor's Eiiri
'bead ?-I was guiag back, end I met Mr. Brickeell, and he surveilluce, and unreenittiog core of the governor, far. PLYMOUTH RACES-THURSDAY.
temurdeireor.. On being placed at the bar he appeared ex- ii:o1
mid it was all eight-" I gave Itins time sacks of flour." depends on Lord Fitzhardinge personally. Durieg Rock, to whom great praise is due. &vent, convicts ate Conner Minewers' Itstra, of 25 SOTS., added te
confined in the prison at this menu nt ; many of them wcre a Sweepstakes of 3 son. tun, 2 it. Gentlemen ziders. eme v ejected and expressed his sorrow, saying that he gees
Now, at this time did pm see say people coming up 1- his life it is moot probable that everything will be had never had the honour of Patrick O'Cunner's acquain- Finn
Kr. Bnedmell *etches hold of Ducey. I says, " The Blues done that can be done to eastain his influence within sentenced eie far back as eighteen month, and two years ago, Hi ats, once round and a die. mace, and never dreamt of having murdered that gentleman, Fun
h remise ; kek out." He estebes hold of him, and leads the borough. Should he die that infiuence would and notwithataud nil the remonstrance of the board of super- Mr. Scobell's Cupid, Ilst 7lb f_
_Owner) 21 1 Me. Inspector Hardy, 0, said he had caused inquiries to Oleo
him out ot a Mel doer, sad throws him Or, T some pales. intendence with government as to the propriety and neces Mr. Carlile's Ceres, 4 yrs, Net Ilya ...(liers. 8 Erskine) 12 dr be made, and h•d ascertained that the prisoner was a eze"
I probably die with him. The question then would be A good rue. Gam
Weal out elute front door, meeting ate of the Blues sowing eity for their removal to their place of destination, in corn- hawker, and respectable in his calling.
ia. I sends • fly down into the b.ek strut, aad we picks what . sort ef member Cheltenh would return. quotes of the overcrowded state of the prison, still it was Hsu MAJRITY's VASK 0' 100 guineas. Huta. B. ti
Denary up, and takes him to the pull, and polls ME. Cetens paribus there is little doubt the representa- unheeded by theca. And there they were permitted to re- Mr. DATWS Chorister, 4 yre 94 Mb 1 1 Mr. Combs remonstrated with him on the necessity of n„„
tire would be a liberal, but much would be dependent main as a tax upon the *aunty, and as dangerous coespi. Mr. Gregory's standar, 3 yrs, 8441 b
[Another witness el. posed to the delivery of the or. extern • Curl. 4 yrs, Bet 41b
eaters. Almost the whole of tin se convicts are desperate LATH
Major Hickman Preepect, 6 yrs, 104 31b
flour. Each sack was of the value of 31., so that tbe ee the indieidetl- characters, who would not shrink from the corn- ... In the course of Sunday night the police of this district, Ett
- bribe was a 91. bribe. The baker seat his mother-en- ---------. LiEVONPORT and ST_oeisiluints Pew* of 501. (Mendicant
law to the mill foe it within an hour after he had CORONER'S INQUESTS. mission of any nefarious deed ; and some of them have
broken out of the gaoh of Caoleber and Galway, and who added to a Sweeps of 3 sova. each, 1 ft. Heats, oace round'
.9ett Globf
width in consequence oin orma 1011 l • awning was a severe atm
p• lams, were dispersed. f in tariouhstdidirections ; but tin everyl :::
polled. The miler told her she must wait until Mr. Love AND BUICIDE.-Before Mr. J. C. Carttar, at have been on this occasion the principal promoters of this and a dis. e 1 0 1 lettuce they found that the real murderer was out of their mes
Bricknell came. He returned between two and three, the Black Hone, High-sweet, Deptford,onviewof the bodyot conspiracy, in wbich they were foiled, and their ingenuity Cabtrinionhoionew'ke.,, nr'lbPtelle!locis.gt. 5 m grasp. Mic.
and here is the pathetic Mete that followed, told on s.rik Spencer Neale aged 26 year*, who wasfound drowned es to the hot mode of escape baffled. The mrcumstaucts 4 yrs, 84 1 Ilb
the authority of the milk Fe man.] i the Grand Borrey Canal. The deceased resided with her that led to the discovery of the plot and the prevention of
parade who are highly respectable, at 6, Martin's-terrace, the murderess designs of the plotters are briefly as follow : Captain Roebuck's Fusilier, 4 pm, get 2lb
Won by a neck. 2dr . Nee
Tits BERMONDSEY MURDIR.-Yeaterday, MT. J . Soto- ej.,
" Did you my anything to him Me. Bricks.% about the thierbithe. Daring the last 12 months she had leencourted • oonvict of the name of Regan was for some time an in.
eperecodousecedd, hens_
mon attended the court for the purpose of seeking an appli Pen
Bout ?" I said to him, " Well. iLeter, how is the election by a youg man, named Davie, a constable in Deptford mate of the hospital, and although not fully convalescent, LONDON YACHT CLUB. cation with reference to Maria Manning, charged with being Nos
eoo
dnoeceornmeedoitn,
eitsthmoriursi•e'e;
hotimPatt:ieocktOu'Ctoolinonitoore.
pies on ?" Ile say., " Oh, I'm Weald it's • nad job with
, dockyard, aad to whom she was much attached. Their in. by npnsentations wbich be made as to his being fully re- .
The contest for the Loudon Yacht Club Challenge Cup,
tohelowl won two years cons, cutively Leto* it becomes the with In r signature Sre.
Si. tien'g • II" *eV' wn k see Pt 69 far kkl"art 6.66 tiessiey at ime same to the knowledge of bur no, who covered, he was removed to the prison, after having eh-
afraid we Matt los bhhell." I said, "Tars has been the peremptorily desired her to discontinue the 'madame,. tained a conversation with arother convict, which con. attached, which he had procured from s'n
tolithe
\V
'nether in-law a Mrs.. Demi here fur three sacks of re a ute property of the. holder, toe k place yesterday. It her that morning, in an interview he had with her in the gir
he a ed refused to do so ; and after a short time, ference the hospital nurse heard, and, from the expressions
was a time rue, one minute per ten being allowed by the
6"7. be" a "Wk." Bo says, " oh, it's all rig", let thtut her es, finding that she was !oohed to con- exchanged between them, she informed the governor ie iefirmary ot Ilseseuxongeolane Geol. Hun g exhibited the sou.
have i.." dans the intimacy, relented. and the marriage was was her belief the convicts meditated an outnreak. lie 'trier to the smaller cratt ; and the distance contested was authority referred to, Mr. Solomon then, addressing the sr. '
from the Holly.house, Blackwell-teach, down to a boat off magistrate (Mr. Seeker) said that, acting in conformity Tas
The next morning, Weoton saye the flour was deli- flea to take place at the latter end of the pre- immediately made cautious inquiries, which aroused his
• If d Tilhury-fert, and back. Ise
=red "in a yellow cart and red wheels, drawn by a seat smith. A short time since it came to the knowleclet suspicions *at the consp'eacy was huddling, and him* an with his instructions, he waited on hie worship ro make a w.
The follow in h dbe
grey hone.* co Davis, that his intended mother.in-law had spoken die the ether officers were on the qui vire. On Tuesday even. g• en entered, but it will be found did requeet on the behalf of hos client to be funnelled with w 7,
It appears to have been thought necessary to get reePeethill7 01 Ilim to he ,
r friends which excited him very tog Hogan's friends conveyed to him a bottle, which they atit ail take their Saw° : a cupy of the depositions of the witnesses who we
much, end in a aseneeut of rage he broke off the engagement *pretested contained medicine ; but the nurse on uncorking Yachts. Tons. Ownen. were examined at that court on Friday lest. He Ws
this witness Wcoton out of the way, and here are the with the girl, who was almost breken.heuted in cones- it, some drops of the medicine tell on her hand, which it Moor Park
particulars which he gave in evidence of the mode in gases. Oa Wedaseday Mt, she stationed herself at the scorched, and by which she ascertained that the " medicine" Liana l2 „ FA. Eldon. adduced spinet ibe prisoner as he was not present on the vs,
meg le „ J. T. Whom. WA
which the attempt was made, and balled. dockyard, and waited until Davis left off duty. She *dem was nearly composed of aqua fortis ; which, no doubt, was Maeourneen 9 „ Martin. occasion, and was therefere not in positemion of the Mecum- w,
• " BOTTUM " Dt:rini. wound to make him recall his previous resolution, bat with- intended to be applied to the filing and cutting away ef any Hamad 6 „ Ackharne end einem stances alleged against her. He WU aware that it was not -
gem Wooesia-I aaa mew a coachman, sod / drive from out effect, and she sbortly afterwards complained of fatigue. iros bar im iments, an i
dwh ch the nurse showed to Mr. The start took place under the direction of Mr. T. J. customary to bs furnished with depositions at so early a
Rock nd Mr
Bewdley to Itirmiapam. Lao Tuesday week I arrived at They entered • ptiblie-louss, and she partook of some e. . Abbott, the local inspector, who made a second Howie, the commodore, et a quarter to 12, when the Huard stage of the prosecution ; but in a case of this description,
the London Station yard at Birmingham. We profess te brandy and water. The doomed cried very bitterly, and investipuon, but elicited nothieg material. On the niaht *here so serious and dreadful a char* was nreferred seainst At.
unfortunately carried away nee peak halyard., and could • . , • . - • . -
Meet the train. I saw Mr. Wheeler and Mr. WiLea sitting she took a gold ring from her finger and placed it upon co* aTu y
Leda the turnkey over the section in which the not bet her mainsseil set until below Blackwell. The mead tele mi
a wnman in the prooner s situation, he trustea that the An
CS • beech. of Davis's fingers, sad told him to keep it foe her make. major part of the convicts are confined Perheard some te es ght be denarted from in this instance and that AN
moor e ark took the lead at starting, kept it all the way • ' As
Atter I had done with my panengers, Wbeeler and •
Wit They then parted. and the deceased was eeeee seen alive conversation, and observed some silent whispering among down, and rounded the flag. buoy off Tilbury-fort at 18 min. his application is her behalf might be acquiesced ire. Mr. g.
sea ems up to me. Mr. Wilson said. " You seem to load afterwards, On Friday afternoon, the body of the deceased them, They WITO dOgged in their appearance past 2 ; the Rival at 28 min past. The Moor Park increased Solomon added that whe - -
n the prisoner was placed at the Be
heavy." I maid, "We do." efe said, .. Ara you going was diecovered in the Grand Surety Canal, under the Green and sullen in demeanour, which indicated to him her lead considerably in beating up to windward, the wind b n Freda last it was shortl f ain formed
ar o y , y a ter h• g pee a Hs
bads juts the team f e I odd, r. Irene He seen, ote el v„„ wiek Railway bridge. The jury returned a verdict of that they had some dark design in view. and that the out. lona journey fromf3totland end that teem the fatigue cense- BS
being at W.N.W., and finally pie dto the southward of • - - • • ' - (•
give us a elde ? " aad I said " Yes, jump up." ' " Freud deas" and made isome strong remarks on Dukes break was to take place at breakfast hour on Wednesday the winning buoy at It min. 15 see. past 7 - the Rive' at quent upon et, tagether with the dreadful nature of the ~,d.
conduct. morning. About twelve o'clock Mr. Reck sent iaar Mr. accusation preferred against her, it was not probe ble 'B',
[Up they jumped and went to the inn where the 38 min 02 see ; and the II •issed at 67 min, 20 sec past
MANSLAUGHTER AO.SINST A FOREMAN ON THE O'Dell, the active sub-inspector, who, with a parry of police, The oMner of .the ldour Perk, which showed be; -ai that she could be presumed to have a recollection of what c,,,„
coach stopped, and from thence to the house of lone, re N R eg 11 N wade, ega_ hastened to the prieoe. They took up their position in
BRAT WMII6III AILWAY.- r. • the superiority to windward, becomes the holder of the cugaaf did transpire on the occasion with respect to the hearing/ of co
the pugilist, where they bad " a glees of ale and two eluded an adjourned inquest at the King's Heed, Lower-read, gaud room, and at either side of the entrance mem, being em year. Por the evidence as applied to herself, and this it was slat Di
penny woeths of gin in it," and from thence to " the Islington, on Riebard Guam, . alias John Jones, aged 7.
full armed, accoutred, and ready to meet any attack of the made it incumbent on him to apply for a copy of the de. El
30 who was killed by the (=lose of a railway arch on came% Idi o el' inc ses "
Rodney,* whete Mr. Wheeler first " spoke out") ,ss ,s„ s ~. ... _., _ ais „s 4 menu aas m g
dff h f taws iht be required to GRAVESEND REGATTA. positions already taken down, in order that she might have E 4.,
ps ied by two or three ref the an opportunity, through him, of putting any questions that pt.,
lee mid, nMy business here is with you. I want to meth the neat ana w est eerie. Dock Junction Railw sy, neer E.B oce... •••• •e- -. The annual regatta at this favourite place of summer re- •
with you about ping eat of the way. He said, I cau make CoPsnhageo.fields, over which he wee forced to driv ' tei 1 d 1h h d
e turnkeys, went calmly and q et y, an as 1 e a not might be thought necessary to the witnesses previously ex- B
sort, in honour of his Royal Nighness Prince Albert's birth- mined.
it worth your whds." some trucks while it wu in a dangerous state. The jury, aware of anything, to the pte which eneloeed the COD- i'
•cs vide • and in mild term. and with seeming friendleisnese . h
day, came off yesterday. The Town and Terrace Piers, mr. Seeker said that very little evidence had been taken as F
I celled for seme beefeteeks for Our dinner. Says he, 301. after as hour and • half's deliberation, rt tamed a wadi 2 _ • wit every other available spot where a view could be corn- yet et this t •
cone against the prisoner-merely what warned- 0
or 401. is no Ajar t " of " Manslaughter " stalest the foreman, and against whom i els in the eons incy one b
called the 1211001 of the princ p . . p
- el mended of the racing were crowded with anxious recta- 'd . i
[The witness, it will be seen, took it coolly.] f It* mittol t N one saying, " Como hither, 'Tom, Tim, Bill, Bob, Ja ,
the coroner Wand his warrant or is com o ew• , Th 'd h '
ton. e regatta was un er t e au.pices ot e arl of
f b. si ered sufficient grounds upon which to justify a remand.
ti did uot appear the corener handed
I said, " Very well." Bays he, " Will you go to-day ? " Rale. As. the swum , . Re , I want you for a few minutes ?" Thom fame
'liar calls Darnley Earl Fitzhardiuge Marquis of Salisbury Si It was um tbe rule, certainly, to furnish the profosional ad- .
, . , rH. viers of a pri,oner with the depositions at so *ay a stage
I says, " No, I comes go to-day; I have got no clothes here, the committal the officer of the court tor execution. had the desired effect : the relent' did not suspect his ,
intentions ; end as each of them made his appearance, he - .. r
',rimer and others of the nobility sod ent . The contest
8 17 of the investigation, but under the peculiar circumstances of
besides I want to go home aM see my wile first." was taken out of the view of the others, then arrested, and bo di h
was tor a new at
.an . var out ot er penes, by six free the case in question he should permit the applicant to have
[Conjugal fidelity 1] MR. O'CONNOR AND HIS CONSTITCENTS.-Yester. placed in strong end close ceenneme nt, whereupon the fel- watermen 'cullers, in five heats. The distauce extending acme to the minutes of the evidence alreae tak d •
y en own, in
Wheler said to Wilson, " Where will you go to ?"
"Well," said Wilson," I think I will go to Manehester, I :.
da Mr. O'Connor, M.P. tor Nottingham, paid his annual lows acknowledged their intentions, the existence of the eon-
Wei. to his constituents, and having made a statement, as spiracy, in which all the convict. were implicated, and the
suer was thete." " Well," says Wheeler, " I will return ut,ej. relative to his efi eedi di th laat 12 sailenli that were ta have ban adopted w corny it out The
to Cheltenham and send you some money."
(The next morning the witness, Wooten, ex- pu c proc Alga ut.ng e William Neale
months, was re-elected by universal suffrage. Mr. O'Coa. names of the leaden in the conspiracy are John Flanagan, Thom. wailer
homes Kell Daniel Edward Co
nor, in* addrees to the people assembled in the Market. Themes Hops, Timothy Silk, T y, y
Wales's Hotel and twice round.
William Glascow and John Red took the lead, closet
poked himeelf prepared to proceed. He desired, plate, said, As long as he had sat in parliament, at the elose Tierney, Micheel F sadly, . , h
from Roalterville Gardens to the Preventive Yacht, below order te • • t .
lISST HEAT.
(Red) I
ge
• nk) 0
( men; 0
y tenured by Piak, and won the guide him as to his luture conduct of the defence
intrusted to his management by the party accused.
M
I
r. Salomon having e spruced his thanks, then withdrew.
A ETEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. .
I
however, a little information about the 301. or 401. of each session of parliament he had tendered his represen•as Gaffe y. .
e This latter fellow, while under sentence of seven eat by three lengths ; Green well up at the finish. ~. 1
tion into the hands of his constituents. (Cheers.) If be years' transportation in Castlebar Gaol, escaped out ot thee . . SECOND HEAT. TVEsDAY, 11:0DST 28, 184 e. :
. Mr. Wheeler offere d him a cheque for it. " Well," aao re bl f h Id. 'cli ef h hith they prinin. For perpetration of a heisous offence in this met of tkan Jenne?
pa e o c ing wt is onour a trait ili I I The State of the Weather at each of the followin lac
d Edward Hammond
•L said Wooten, cautious'y, "I do not know." had vested in him, be should consider himself unworthy the the country, he was arrested, tried, convicted, and sentence we o ock yesterday morning.
Willi:on Sweetenham (llght Blue' 0 ,
1 " How much do you want 1" says Wilson. " Well, I name of man. They did not buy him, be did not buy them, to transportation. • From a confession nf several of the eom
said, "Mr. Wheeler bid me 301, or 401. was no object." therefore he would not sell them. He was determined to Mots, they were to act in the following manner : -About l'urple weut off with the 1. sel, and after a most determined
struggle won by a boat and a half. 1,, of ~, Course of Strength of ,
Wind. ,
aim. stereo. Weather. ,
" Oh," be says, " that is toe much, I could not teiek of struggle on every session, and as soon as his views were not an hour after the time they were arrested they were to arm rum HIAT. --'''
i
1 that ; 201 will be • very good thieg foe you for • week, and in accordance with theirs be would surrender his seat themselves with stone hammer& crow.bare, pickaxes, and Edward Hammond
to be kept." The meeting only lasted about three-quarten of an hour. every available weapon ; then to take the key of the convict. Thomas Waller (Yellowl 1 Bealwaernaa......
(pink 2 BEATTOCI N.W. Gentle Breere Partially Chmdy :
LW. Strong Breeze Partially Cloudy
[Wooten is brought to consent, stipulating that Mr. O'Connor said not one word about the state of the land ward from Robinson, the turnkey, and, if he resisted, to kill E. Coy
, BISIIISHAELAIS
, he shall have 101. down to send to hie wife, which Plea.: him. Be means of the key they were to open the ward god Won easily by several knagthe
Maga ELM Baniozwemsa
he obtaies, aud despatches instanter. He then nego- EACAPE oe A FRISONER.-it will be remembered the convict-gate-to run down to the entrance gates, where E. Hanunond (Tetley 1 Itaievot
BLIOSTOII N.M. Calm Overcoat
elates for a man to drive his coveh whilst he is away that i!' the early part of lest week two men attempted to was under a short pefed of imprisonment- w. N„.
Jordan, who . h . (Reel 0 ,______ N.W. Strong Breeze Overcast
u, f comma a burglary at the reeidence of Me. Bahl's, No. 332, te was to assist in over- j, Jenne,
and " a liberty man 'at t e inner ga . . . (Purple 6 `eaa"._
. and that is acceded to. These preliminaries arranged, Oxford-street, and that powering a turnkey named Whittaker, and taking from him Thomas Waller (Pink 0 L,angirSON
in their endeavours to escape one of
1 off they Wart Ur Mat:cheater.] them was killed on the spot by felling trom the roof of the " •
We got into Manchester &bleat nine in the evening, ard house, and the other, whose name is Beale, was so severely the keys A letter which was written by the convict Kelly teed took the lead yellow came up and challenged him, "elna
f h d • 'al' II d 11 be t the 1 cl-
was sent to some of the convict's friends, requesting o t itin au It was a capit seu an scu race ween ea mg G,,,,,~,,~
Mounurrosm ...„. NW. Gentle Breeze Partially Cloudy
&W. Strong Breeze Pertially Cloudy
west te the Turf Tavern in Market-street. I only stayed one injured that the police deem. dit mammary to convey him to to collect outside the prison walls On Wildness's) worneng, pair ; purple, after the second turn, challenged red, and a cieemesa ......,.... N.W. Gentle Breere Overcast
•
night is Marichester. The next morning I said, " Call for the Middlesex Hospital, where he remained under the suf. and prevent any of the officers Win alarming the PAIS'. desperate steuggle ensued, which ended in purple getting GREENW1C11......... N.N.W. Gentle Breeze overcast
the bill ;" end I told the boots to order a cab to take me te Teatime of the police one of whom was constantly in the One of those friends was desired to endeavour the lead, being then a good second to yellow but at the I leer, NOI .. ....... N.W. Gentle emcee Partially Cloudy
1 the elation tor Birmingham.
[lmagine the consternation of the " Bottlerr] ward with the in urea man and sle tin the bed adjoinin by
l r P g
the prisoner's. The prisoner, about twelve on Sunday some pretext to pin admietion, an
Jordan in his efforts. age ' • teeetie W st gß.e on
d to utist Townspier went out ot hill course, and red passed hem, and t ...,0,,,,
.........
nest the turnkey. The parties came in second. It was as severely • contested race liS ever t.---ei esenUe Breeze Vanielly Cloudy
OHTOX ......
Ile said to me, " You don't mean to do that, do you ?" 1 night, contrived to make his escape from the hospital, and were then to enter the Doputy-Governer's office, Mr. lhatty was witnessed over a four-mile course. NEWTASTEX ..« ......
said, " I do." .We 1," lonia, " I ant in your hands, but as has not been beard of since. Singular to relate, the con- in order to seize end decroy the books and tee:reds of the PHIAL SLAT. OLIOSD N.W. Gentle Breeze Overcast
s hed gained r u.nbjeet at Birmingham, why did you conzt stable, a sleepy-headed tellow, named Sneaks, 320 E, was einem and so as that there could be no ibility of their E., lta__,millmd CllllOl I PETTHDORODOX &W. Strong Breeze Partially Clorely
d rip'tions being obtain' d, or a succes.ful pursuit insti- " t •'"'" (Red 0 P1.TM01AT1T...... ..... .... W. Gentle Breeze Partially Cloudy
kers 1" I sMd. " What object ?" " Why the object of get. actually sitting on the next bed atthe time Beale effected his
tuted - This letter did not succeed in reachiart- the convicts, Hed, at about the fourth stroke, broke his larbo erd PODIA N. Gentle 11rOC7R Partially Cloudy
tine the mom y." I mid, t No, sir ; that was not thy ob- maim from SIN ward._ stopper, but still gallantly kept up the contest. After the eneregoven
frienne who no doubt were outside the wells waiting for it S.W. Genie Breeze Partially Cloudy
lett ;my object was to du the other pasty good, and you can DEATH OF THE 1511ERTI7 SUBSTITUTE OF CAITH- Stronsßreeze Partially Cloudy
s and wiien the affair was discovered, Ryan (Mello ) b ' first hali.e_milet yellow had it ell hie ewe way, end wen b 7 a`'''''"l--- ..... -- W.
y,to w ora e I
bare your mosey beck again." Witall.-Charles Forsytb, Esq., Sheriff Substitute of Csith- Mose
it was entrusted, deeesited it in the privy, but Kelly acknom "ye 'nag' Sue
[The idea was Cnellenbam salts to him.] nem-ebbe, last week was with his *event, out in a boat on N.W. Strong Breeze Partially Cloudy
ledged its contents. Had this terrible plot succeeded-had _ .
He said, "lam in your hands." I said, .If you lay the Lech of Watt's, about eight miles from Wick, when the Soarrneerros ....„ N.W. Gentle Breeze Partially Cloudy
it tint been blown to piecee before it burst forth in all its CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. 89in'ss"" W. Strong Breeze Particularly Clear
me down a bushel of sovereigns, I would net deceive my beat was upset by a sudden squall, and instantly sunk. The boner, the conesquenees might be frightful to contemplate XXISiAnA .A NAV. Genie Breeze Pettish,. Cloudy
Piety." hat and cap of the parties had been Lund, and active iseareh and there ix little doubt but lives would have b. en lest. The' OLD COURT. - YESTERDAY. l'intaasuou
[Unprecedented virtue.] was being made for the bodies. Mr. Forsyth had ealy held „Nem ... . -.- •
or tne gam wows resist it to the utmost. -Dalin Bissau WM gEOOIIDILL Weitrist N.w. throng Breeze Clournea.
the office of sheriff substitute for the county of Cattlemen for "
1 Wooten did go back to Birmirgbam. He communi- Anus and mu
a year a •
eated all the facts to " his party," and they came mit INCENDIARISM IN MIDDLEBEX AND CAPTURE OF PaPer• __ _.. _ _
A considerable part of the day was occupied in disposing . ente the state
dosses the particulars of which are uufi -. for publication. f the wmd and weather in London at 12 o'clock en th day
°of üblication - ' a -
will in future be added to these returns The
before the parliamentary committee. It don not ap- TRU INCENDIARY.-On Saturday night an attmass was MUSIC. THR '' SATIRIST " NRIVSY•PIR.-CONVICTIoN OF THE
oil' rvation is supplied b M H ' • .
y tsars. anis, from thew Observe.
pear, by the way, that the independent voter re- made to dotter b 7 ere tee decks ef wileit cat Ike farm °I - ' -- PaoPataTOL tory No. 60, Holborn.
SONTAG AT MANCHESTER. Marlin Flawed, tbe proprietor of the Satirise, who was '
turned the money. Mr. Thomas Ifenew, at Soothe', sbout four se Ise tram Us- The operatic party from her Majesty's Theatre, o ecquitted on Saturday of a charge of felonionsly endeavour- LONDON, THIS DAT, Noox.
The Wooton evidence, no doubt, influenced the dee ll'idiL oth the tar rof the tyr i
About kalf-past ten o'cl . ge
darks was hand to be in flames, which reon enveloped which Sentra is the prima donna, have commenced
et ing to extort money f
rom Mr. Bevan, surrendered to-day to Couree of Wind. Strength of Wind. State of Weather.
china ot the committee, doubtful as that evidence the whole of that riek in one body of fire. Fortunately their provincial tour with three performanme at the take his trial for misdemeanour in endeavouring to obtain S.W. Gentle Breeze. Principally Clear.
must have been considered. The committee decided the Hayes engine soon arrived with post hones, sad was Theatre Ro I M hte Tsd
ya , ane es r, on ue ay, Thursday, money from the same gentlemau by . undertaking not to —. -____
that " the. lion. Craven Fitzberdinge B rkeley ware immediab ly put into operation. The fire wee, however, puha* certain libellous matter concenung him in the news- PUBLIC SALE&
and Saturday last. The operas selected were ti
t e paper ablimmentioned.
through his agents, guilty of treating at the election not extinguished until early on Sunday atornieg, by which —.
" Barbiere di Sivi li " " D
ga, on Paconale," and Me. Ballston. and Mr. Haddlestene were for the prom
of 1847, and nu, therefore, at the last election ince- time the larger stack, valued at shout 701., was totally de- ~ .„, , By Messrs. StecTrtzwener it, at the Mart-Ativewsm and
elation, and Mr Parry and Mr. Thompson spies appeared
stroyed, and the second stack most seriously damaged by ' titeuo. perpetual right of presentation to the rectory of In d
pable of being elected or sittiog in parliament for for the defendant. . gol s.
fire, water, and removal. Mr. Barrow. who estimates hes THE LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC FESTIVAL. cheeps, Norfolk. The income fixed under the Tithe Cone
Cheltenham ; that Joseph Dancey was bribed with km at mot, is insured in the County Fire.office. It waa yi., N The Mete were precisely the same as those which were mu:tide's Act at 3121. per annum : there are elm 47
t'e POOL, MONDAY.-The Liverpool Philhar- proved oh the former trial, and it will therefore be mamas- ibe 1 acres ol
three aacks of flWar, but that it was not proved that from the moment of the outbreak believed to be the act --1 g e and let for SOI. per annum ; outgoings 341. per
such bribe was given with Mr. Berkeley's -knowledge monic Festival commences this evening with a role- 'arc to repeat them.
of some vile incendiary, and when the intenee alarm had • • • annum ; present incumbent 79 reATS of age-sold for 3,5001.
or consent." somewhat subsided, it wee, to the great satisfaction of the cellaneous ommert, in which all the great artists now a .1 TY, .
The 'a after deliberating more than an hour, returned
edict of Guilty. Lestehuld family residence, 3, Paragon, New Kent road
1 ' The seat was then formally claimed for Mr. inhabitants of the neighbourhood ascertained that the per-
petrator of the entre a '
g WIIS apprehended aad in safe eus- in England, with the exception of Madame Sontag, ve
are to appear ; among them are Grisi, Garcia, Cothe. Recorder
The defendant was ordered to stand committed, and the tame at a val u y 2nof
estimated annual value 1201., held for 65 years at 121., fix
said he would could= what sentence should be Li ua
.11-
'- - '.•
Gardner. The question was debated. Mr. Berkeley's tody at the Maw& police station. Yesterday the pet toehold professional rend
- rine Hayes Jetty delreffz, Corbari, and the Misses pronounced upos him. enee, 35, Johneetreet, Bedford
connect urged that no committee had ever held the saner was broaght up for examisation at the residence of row, with stables and coach-house, the residence in hand
.. / existence of a &qualification through bribery or
tree
tine except there had been a previous asterisms-
• f, 0 If
bon o the fact by a competent tribunaL nt is the nehkeratee
G. Bine, Esq., • local magistrate, Banyan Grove. He Williams, ,tec..; Mario, Lablache, Reeves, Lorkey,
appeared a young man shout 26 years of see, and gave Benson, Machin, Coves, Bartolini, Polonini„ Tagliefico,
the ause oe Thomas Smith. Ia answer to queetioes by and Herr Carl Formes. Instrumentaluits--Halle,
NEW COURT.-YESTERDAY.
heroes rim Coursior ESALIRAXT.
CONTR.:non Yolt MatsLSVOSITER. etables let for 241. per annum, held for 81 yean unexpired a
141.-3751.
Three houses, Hallmoon-ereseent, Barnsburpreed, filing
, ,he said he WU a native of Stratford, Essex. Benedict, Ernst, Piatti Boi eeel
t-ni, and Vivier. Solomon Towers was arraigned en the coroner's inquisi- ton, let for ON. per annum, held for 69 years at 171. 3s. 3i
• point the onmmittee was divided. Captain Harris end iia been a private in the 28th Regiment of Foot. He _ ,
tion ter maeslaughter. Mr. Binge prosecuted and Kr. ground rent and insurance-sold for 2951.
. moved " that Thomas Agg Gardner Esq.; is duly had ant been toithatfoth lately. Policeman Dickson, T 103,
elected, and ought to bay" bftm returned." The cone- eePosed,,tbet oe,__Beteree7 night, at ten o'clock, he left the CLERICAL. Ribton defeaded. .
.__ The evidence went to prove that the prisoner aad the de- [Advertise= ne]
Sated on horseback the Welt road Pearausaners.-Rev. OrEoROR ANDRIWS, MA. to ce -- RUSSELL'S CONCENTRATE
mittee divided-Ayes S. Captain Harris and Sir Wm. 1111.,„, 17.' sta'v" t°' •--- . ock -°' he B. hip he ah. r mud man (Joeeph Souther' Beauchamp) were drinking TtalITT Corerz.-Tbis beautiful Coffee so ma .
bridge. About half-past ten oel he passed one of the chaplains to t la op o eter roa pater to the coffee I
Clay ; noes 3, Mr. R. Palmer, Mr. Ogle, and Mr. t"ie es be q .4
.012, at which time there was not the Rev. T• W. HARMAN, M.A., late curate ef sister, and at a publiohouse in Chelsea on the 13th of July, when some general Une. bna been declared h 7 tit; rale,. eseerieneed and be,
Thicknesee. So the second election for Cheltenhem sllgb.est appearance of any fin : but just as he had reached now rector of biarholm, to be se honorary canon la the word+ sebum they had a fight, and that after that prisoner Judges In Ms trade to bent • very choteedeteri tion '
raieely °neonatal
struck deceased a blow which caused him to fall meth If and, meted by the mast enlineut of the Iseult P
i
I was declared " voie."
on-. eke-. nechepenheen hie thus to choose a
a... we- the Hayes Midge over the canal, about a hundred yards fur- catitoedvralLf lbodeitelagootutelti.
to
the
coney
of
Not. head „pied a pest,
eitassiag injuriu
of
which
ha
exared
thee down the road, lie noticed a bright light behind him,
w tam was at tile waist =aim wee felle diem, of Norwich. the 19th of the same month. oins tc,%outiethi.., e aore
to o tin i
ethe. tetrtteto
curn Zees
itothtts dietetia
tan,
beating properties produced by coffee roasted in
7. t those war
third time. The lasi eletV.Zra occurred in August "'"'" '`'`uni '''''ca " roped -- The jury found him tassilly, and he was sentenced to mice The price of Two Pounds in -a sealed 'the ordinary
we
'la flames. • insusatly to the spot, and found months' imprisonment and hard labour. bottle, with eatent air.tie
stopper, is 3s. 4d, delivered In all parte of London, daily ; or a car
I 1848. Me. Grenville Berkeley was started on the th
e gate open - upon wh he *tend and galloped right NAVAL. The other eases tried in this Court •
Fitshardinge interest to supply his cousin's place. mug the feelj, without a eagle pen en in the field, 7
_ 011.TSMOVIII, Also. 27.-eT wenn frigate in
lie Pallas, R , en y evoi of ie,temet.
tied d d durang the day were contateing six two-pound bottles, forwarded to any part of Raglan
. car/Me-rale, upon receipt of a postaothce order for One govereis
Mr. Grenville Berkeley was the gentleman who con- although the flames every pisrt. He thee hams- honour of Prince Albert's birthday, was yesterday dressed Rusl and Co., Tea Merchants, 11, Hishoitreet, Borough, and '
; tested West Gloucestershire on the Fitzhardinge in- dlaell7 weal We the tdie we!lt sad stopped a easter who in colours, and fired s royal salute at neon in company with -- Elnfeelreet, Coarent-prdez, Londen.-Respectable agents wanted:
.
' I ," tO erbrim be gave Yls hues, and told him to Superb at Spithead. At 430 pea. the Pallas weighed anchor TSB POLICB COURTS. [Advertisement.]-BoWEL AND LIVER COI
flumes against his cumin Grantley, in 1847, and was hWae fweekijit. ' aaa hoisted the English jack and saluted with 21 guns,
. -t wank sad coming oat of the PLAINTS CULAD SY HOLIAMAT'S PILIA.-A person ot the DAMH Of
, a br?atien-u... On
thels mellui'm Ike °um uf.y wu 114" d in lield.--lie thee went on"Liessierniarthe smoke, sad found afterwards hoisting the bloe ensign and saluting the Port WORSHIP STREET. J. Butler, of Uckfield, Surer; belonging to her Majesty's dervi
,
1 edllaitcnoeal tea had operated against bim in the the peseuer peretod bebimeoesseend staek. 'Tbe primmer, Admiral. The latter mhos was immediately returned by A 9•ND1D,112 YOE Till i3SLLOWS.-F. 0. Measles who
county. "No nomineer Was the Opposition watch- on seeing Jam, said " lime I am. I have done it from V y
hew flee ship, and the Remise continued under easy sail descrebed himself al a compositor aed pressmen, was ' d was four years In Barbadoes, where he euffered severely trom a
state of the howeie, ending to dysentery ; at last his IIITT A
.., towards tet. Haws, bat fieding there was no return elate with having given binned( •te ted c • e mneh dusordered, and his !width wee ',together v
et ord. It is an effective one, and might have proved west" Wesel. thee ce"M4 him to ta suit...l)**lm" - s • the Mame ut w ens y udder tbe name of bed. Ile received every attention from the military medical Stm
Hamm% where, ea Ids. he Mora on him tile fired from .ne garrison, about d F. G. Ma •
r an re- anieg, and falsely represented that he had taken
completely so had the teries ited a candidate. men in toreadors, but yet he continued so ill that Ins reeovery I
bet of lOW slehibla lea setithig else. The turned to Spitheed, where she lay to for ea hour, an active part in ebe late atrocious murder at Bermondsey waskiewd "TT doubtful- Yelling to ifet relief frow the usual th
But they could get no one of consideration to mane „bawd," eau ha had le meter two or three aad, weary of wilting foe the compliment, dropped Polies-constable Gourley, H 1.92..,.., ~.. _)„. :,... moat, he commenced taking Holloway s pills, which completely en
forward. A contest with the wealth and WIT 01 up. The primer, Wfto MAO he dame, was thea star anther& Commodore_ Needles* then seat • boat duty in Ohnerthigrooe, ghoredlidt, betw*"'"""ttr`
tat"-titwf e" the 11TCT complaint, and indueed a perfect action of the howele.-1
, the Berkeley' wee by many persons too nmesied he a nosh. icm bead tee "rib, 11.0 420611194 10 the semossad- teak& that amaing, the prisoner 'deemed towards htheand gr:alid,d= and
at
Paadatat
liallawara
Zaaablishnianta
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By Messrs. SuulitawoaTM, at the Mart—Advswsm and
perpetual right of presentation to the rectory of lagolds.
thorpe, Norfolk. The income fixed under the Tithe Com-
mu:ation Act at 3121. per annum: there are also 47 acres of
glebe land let for 801. per annum ; outgoings 341. per
annum ; present incumbent 79 yeas of age—sold for 3,6001.
Leasehold family residence, 13, Paragon, New Ken, road,
estimated annual value 1201., held for 66 years at 121., fix-
twee at a valuation-1,2001.
Leasehold professional residence, 3.1, John-street, Bedford-
row, with stables and coseh-house, the residence in hand,
stables let for 241. per annum, held for 8i years unexpired at

141.-3751.
Three honors, Hal'moon-crescent, Ilarnsbnry.rood, Wing-
ton, let for 691. per annum, held for 69 at 171. 3s. 3d.
ground rent and insurauer.--"

[Advertise= it*.L7— RUSSELL'S CONCENTRATED
TVIAST Corm..—Thisutiful Coffee, so superior to the coffee in
general nee, has been declared by the meet experienced and best
judges in the trade to beat a very cholcedeseription rarely mountable;
and, Mated by the mist eminent of the faculty as to its dietetic, and
nourishing qualities, is found to °octant toe laymen amount of
Calffenne, or true Essence of the Coffee Berry, without those coarse
beating properties produced by coffee roasted in the ordinary way.
The price of Two Pounds in a sealed bottle, with patent air-tight
stopper, is Ss. id., delivered In all parts of London, daily; or a case,
containing siz two-pound bottles, forwarded to any part of England,
cartWte-paid, upon receipt of a post-office order for One Sovereign.
Res, and Co., Tea Mercheinta, It, High.etreet, Borough, and 22,
Ring-elreet, Covent-garden, Louden—Respectable agents wanted.
[Advertisement.]—BOWEL AND LEVER COM-
moors coon SY HOLLOWAY'S Puma—A person of the name of 11.
J. Butler, of tekfield, Sussex, belonging to her Majesty's Service,
was four years In BarMdoes, where he suffered severely nom a dis-
ordered state of the bowels, ending is dysentery ; at Met his Beer and
etdmach became much disordered, and his health was altogether very
' bad. He received every attention from the military medical gentle-
men in Windom bet yet he continued so ill that his recovery was
' taasiderea very doubtful. Ailing to get relief from the usual treat-
ment, he commenced taking Holloway's pills, which completely cured
the Una complaint, and induoed a perfect action of the bowela.—Sold
i kgindll , and at Prawn Holloway. Zetahhehateat. 254,

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