The Express.
London, England, 1851-09-04 00:00:00

MILITARY.

Hostas 00411tD8., Aso. 19.
CIRCULAR MEMORANDUIL—In consequence of the
diversity of practice and inefficiency of the existing methods
of marking the deserter with the letter D, and it being
found, in many iastaneee, that the mark lies become obli-
terated in a short time, mid even been removed by artificial
means, it has been decided that, Atom the Ist October next,
this part of the sentence of the .court-martial shall be in-
dicted, in all cues where practicable, in the military
prisons by the medical officer attached to each of those esta-
blishments, and under special instructions from the Secre-
tary at Wee. Under this improved system it is expected
that this important part of the sentences of courts-inertial
will be duly and effectually carried out. Offenders sen-
tenced to imprisonment, and who are, also, to be marked
with the letter 1), will, therefore, in all cases be committed
to a military prison, in order to this part of their sentence
being inflicted. This rule applies equally to all deserters,
so sentenced, whether the individual is ultimately to be
discharged the service or not, although such prisoners may
nut be liable to be retained in the military prisons for a
longer period than may be deemed sufficient to render the
markindelible. Soldiers, however, who are to be marked
with the letter D and sentenced to transportation nithout
previous imprisonment, or belonging to corps stationed in
districts where there may not be a military prison, are to
be ea marked at their regiments as heretofore. In order to
ascertain how far a permanent impression has been ob-
tained, a record is to be kept at the prison, showing thu
date on which the offender is marked, and the state of the
mark when he quits the prison ; and reports thereon are to
be made, periodically, to the War-office from the several
military prisons. An annual return is, also, to be tramp:
suited on the Ist of January in each year to the War-office
by regiments and deplts, showing the names of all soldiers
who have been so marked in the military prisons, and the
state of the mark at the date of the return being rendered.
As the new arrangement will commence on the Ist October
next, a return for the quarter to 31st December, 1851, is to
be rendered to the War-office.—by command, G. Brioutx,
Adjutant General.

TILE COLLIERY ACCIDENT AT KINOSWOOD.—BRIS- •
TOL, SIT. 3.—APEILEHENBION OF THE ENGINEER.--An in-
quest on the body of the boy, S. Newman, who, it will be
remembered, was killed on Monday afternoon last by falling
down the shaft of the "Deep-pit,' at Kingswood ,in entitle- •
Inuring to escape being drawn over the shirer wheel, with
sin of his companioas, was convened this morning al the
King's Arms Ina, Kings wood-hill, before the coroner, Mr.
W. Joyner Ellis. Evidence of identification having been
taken, the coroner beard the evidence of Moses Jefferies,
who was haekonan of the pit at the Limo the accident
occurred. His statement was the same in substance as the
facts which have already appeared in our paper, and
et its conclusion tho coroner said he . cocooned it
right to order the apprehension of the engineer of the pit,
John Stow, and accordingly issued instructions to Serjeant
Mule, of the county constabulary, by whom Stone was
taken into custody the same afternoon. Hale- conveyed-
him before J. Hughes, Esq., magistrate, of Downend,
charged on suspicion of having corm' the death of S.ephen
Newman, end be was remanded until Tuesday morning
next, at ten o'clock, at which time the' inquiry will be re-
sumed, the coroner in the meantime having to give the
requisite two days' notice to the Secretary of State for the
Doan Department. The wounded boys in the infirmary
are improving, so that hopes arc entertained of them
o'clock the Lord MaN:dysonitr:betSeoadeuFue,rtAsthlgLloeof—rartipesYcii,ert.liSt
recovery.
hßoileSaihidson.
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standing the meagreness of the fair, uow shorn of all old
our own countrymen, equalled at least in number bg:
I foreigners of all nations, visited the far-famed spot.

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4 THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 4, 1851.
- Joseph °Maths corroborated the complainant's testi- Mr. Clifford said that from documents in the pasiession
RAW intelligence.of Mrs. Day, it appeared that her former husband had been
IRELAND. many.
It was stated that the defendant had been before con- master of arena on board the Arid brig, and had died at
• COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-YmeggDAT. deed, and bad undergone three months for a similar Canton in 1827, in proof of which her allowance from him
---- DOOLIN, Serf. 3.
The protestant' of Dublin last night blew a
ecenter bl.ist to the a
1 lassaa Ma- C 00300,90.0 raramsaus.
IN alt -- offence. had ceased at that time • besides, he (Mr. Clifford) under- _ The t
330. to 370
said the defendant had been before convicted, stood that the defendant 'himself, before their marriage, had 6d.
to meeting of the 19th This was the adjourned hearing of an objection to a ennasHeanr7party Implicated is the sale of obscene prints, made the most
.minute inquiry into. the circumstance, and sac
wt. In tarot dance wigtfreePteliamtioniessed by the trader debtor WURIMMer es partially reported in the Ezpvas which most be put down. The assault had been proved, had informed his intended mother-in-law that her son-in- repos...-
held a Thundly. and the dehrdeat had sot produced a eine= witness nt his law was dead, and therefore intreated her, as be was saris- Mahe to
I Dublin Protestant Aseciciatios, a meeting was favour. He meet pay the hill penalty of &., or go to prison fled on the subject, to allow him to marry her. id les. I
last evening in the Round Room of the Mundt., for
IthalitiaaLibi"°ll‘icrddetid.dexchantgbeithadthe freelr dditlyeriprestrtedlotoprotre for two seethe
tiltp of adopting "Au add» • to the go- acceptor for payment, and payment bees. refund, tio far re- WORSHIP-STREET. Mr. Day replied that was not exactly the fad; and said ~,111.21%,,,,114
he should be prepared on • future day to prove that the :Tr
vent tit on the aoudad of the constituted authori- leased the drawer of the bill from liability that he could Mr. WOl. Joliasm, an elderly petiole of military appear- husband of the comolainant
.was alive at the time of his Bombay,
give seeanty fora debt alleged to be ante, who described himself as baying been a eavaleeofneer, marriage with her, and had lived for some years after; his
' ties in Dublin, in reference to a to-arena aggregate not require him to
suing thereupon. The summons must, therefore, be dig- was stated to be a director of one of the mercantile coin marriage, therefore, became null and void ; but still it was con
'meeting of estholics,' on the maintenance v
- the missed with costs. maim in the City, end is known to be a gentleman of ex- not his wish to desert her, but, on the contrary, to place her wawa.
,ementive of illegal titles, and on the discouragement Mr. Matthews appeared for the debtor summoned; Mr. tamdm at Stoke Newington, was charged with in some way of business to enable her to provide for herself. knob.=
tiles-try effort made to u tri sert the ma acy of the Armstrong for the holder of the bill of exchange. and Incapable of taking care of himself, The case,was adjourned to give the defendant an oppor- gonad=
mod et
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I Queen and of the laws." The sttendtace was very IN RR ZACNAZT Wastes. asmuli IS dim is the emotion of his duty, and con- Drafty of producing his witnesses.
The bankrupt was a miller at Ardleigh. His esseents dudes Is a Mai and improper manner while in THAMES.
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numerous, the spacious mein being crowded in every pared by Mr. Marna, contain the following figures:- at the Madsorapass.
put, and a number of respectable persons were as- re Captain Philip Ckndon, 38, master of the Cambodia,
urplus on Dec. l, 1849, 2,32 U. ; °radium uneenued, Flespankk, 903 N-About two o'clock on last whose previous examination appeared in the Daily Newts of 174,7 Z
beisibled on the platform. Mr. lhomag Thompson 9731, ; liabilities, 5971. ; mortgages, 4,6s3L;pefieb 1,7301.; Monday aftermeem I was on duty is Myrtle street, Hoxton, Thursday last, appeared to has bail, charged with having covers, a
took the chair ahoitly after 8 o'clock, and explained good debtors, 4601. ; doubtful, 3311. ; bad, OIL ; peeerty, when I sair the defendant as assssasss. riding towards caused the death of his late steward, Robert Hetherington. might ha,
tho objects of the proceedings. He complained of 1831. ; property held by creditors, 4,4711. i Mar 101111. I Horton char*. He was rUlkeslß A moot peculiar position,
trade expenses, 2,3121. ; household espouse, 1111111. Sane additional witnesses were examined, after which
hie head and shedders heed% heidt in such a manner that Mr. Ingham said, as the medical evidence was uncertain COR:
the conduct of the police at the late aggregate Ito-
Mr. Barnes, of Colchester, appeared • big head very nearly teesehell the animal's tail. He was in a cue where the cause of death should be made clear, twain.
man catholic meeting, and said : Mr. Norton for Messrs. Nunn and Co., Inialsehara deeldedly busk ani had set des control over his therefore he must dismiss the charge, and the:sureties were quantity
width sol
s On the morning of the 19th he (chairman) and Mr. . bum Aam who kora the t stopped the horse, accordingly released.
Banks arrived in Dublin, and they drove from the rail- r. Nunn was examined, and his 'ridings west be low and, eddreinhqt the holladest, said, " 181 r, I think you had HAMMERSMITH. non.
way station at Wetaland-row towards the Rotondo, and that on the 15th of April last the bash refused better nu and maser yesseelf ; ' and I also advised him John Samar, of Bull's-bridge, West Drayton, Middle- Boat
. en arriving at Weetmurlend-street they saw a crowd,'
and payment of ens of the bankrupt's muss, his se- to do so. The dasedut however by that time had Tidied eel, agent, end John M. Heard, of Ball-wharf, Thomas- aerlatLet.
ea* mats cried out, " Oh, they are =ordering the
_pro- comet being overdrawn to the extent of 2,01171. On the himself upright sad went on, but very soon got street,: carrier, were summoned by the Great Western Rail- __,, ...r,..
tomato." That, he believed, was a false report. How- 16th of April he had gone to the bankrupts at Ardleigh with into the same dantatusul position Mad : and I there- way Company, under their act, for causing goods of a 'Zit'.74l
ever. several policemen made • real to get _at the crowd, two deeds ready prepared. In addition to the neuritis, fore ran fawned to take him into custody, but dangerous quality vis., huller matches, to be sent by that
and they failed ; but a person caught of some of previoudy gine, the bankrupt had then given a bill of isle before I egad do so he fell clear off his horse, railway on the 24thult., without marking the nature of , C.„.litcdi
them, saying, " Stay where you are-deal get your- as prodd. 'M document did not include a power over but still held tight by the reins. I sprang forward to such goods on the outside of each package, and giving '.17'..12
selves hurt in rescuing prometants-let them clans-cave the whole of the bankrupt's property, as he was informed witch the horse, while some other person raised the dc- notice m writing to the book-keeper with whom they were the:se ate
them right." That wee said by an inspector of police to at the time that he had book debts owing him to some amount fondant up, and I then took him to the station in Robert- left at the West Drayton station. to is. pet
his Own men. (Groans, sad erns of Name.") He as well as consignments of Sour at London and Manchester, street, but as soon as he got there he called the inspector Henry Berwick, a porter at the station, stated that de- =elm 1
would not name him eves if be could ; bat all be could and an interest in • legacy. The bankrupt's account was and sergeant on duty • set of SCIUSPOr poltroons, and kg- fondant 13nerson delivered him a paper produced, containing Ileum Si
say was, that the fort could be rerilled, for the number afterwards continued to the date of the bankruptcy (July gars, and having tned to force his way out of the station, a description of 24 packages to be conveyed to Bristol, by Hat'
and name were taken. But when the policemen was 1851). The drawings had been 1,6001. ;_ the paymests struck me amy breast, but not with such severity as to which it appeared that they contained only blacking. mune a
ressomerated with, he eau =re WY putted his (chair- about 1,3001.: so that the account remained uon the 16th hurt me. He then exclaimed that he was acquainted with Mr. R. J. 'indut• warehouseman, received the 24 HEW
man's) friend in the polity-BAm and he would do so if of Apni, with the exception of the securities haring been Colonel Rowan, who also knew him, and that he would packages, and thinning by the peculiar smell from them Menet 1
he had persisted. N ery shady after the meeting held obtained, have the whole of us dismissed, and trounce us. they contained lucifer matches, he had them examined, and entriet;
new ten
on the 19th alt. a respectable gestbseas saw a mob Is reply to Mr. Barnes, the bankrupt said he was insole Inspector Pascoe said-I took this charge. The defen- in twelve found lucifer matches. at last m
beaten a protestant in Camels-stseet, in view of some vent at the time that he executed the bill of sale. dent was brought to the station by two private persons and Defendant Snelson said it was true be seat off the goods, .. _
of the police force, sad es nekieg why they did not The examination dells bankrupt was then pared.a policeman, and the moment he got in he called us imp- but only as an intermediate agent, having received them _. oar n°3"
interfere to protect 'the w, the reply was, " That they ---.- bonds and dogs, mentioned Colonel Rowan's name, and from the defendant Heard, by whom they were consigned .1,, ,;::
wire going on that way all day-it wee only a protestant- BLOOMSBURY COUN'rY mu
-- -RT.-YESTERDAY. threatened to have the whole of us dismissed in a week. to him. griDdlair
never mold him." That circumstance would give them an Room D. D. Hum gm He was decidedly drunk, and emelt strongly of liquor, Mr. Betides baying remarked, that by the act under yeas, Dr
idea bow mitten were gain. (Hear, bear.) Mr. O'Fer- TAYLOR e. Tars BARON THANTWELLUIL-ImratioNxiNT and I sent for his carriage for him, and he denied that he which they were summoned, all persons sending, or causing &roc
rdl-(himes)-brother of the late soma= of Malta-ty- role DISTSIBUTINO TRACTS. had fallen from his horse at all. He then called me a ea- to be sent, such goods, whether knowingly or not, were lice- past wee
=any anti *ppm:item to liberty rat in their blood-(hisses) This was an actionbrought by the plaintiff against the pbond, struck me • slight blow on the breast, and stamped ble to a penalty, decided en swearing the first defendant, haring b
-Ow when the unfortunate Romans, who had raped the defendant, Charles Baron Trantweller' a French oedemas about the station-house in such • violent manner that I was and taking his evidence against Heard, the principal of- teraPitst
tstuy of the Pope, sought refuge M Malta, he sent the mauling at No. 35, George-street, Pernmatequare, for obliged to order him to be locked up. Knowing the de- fender. exonien
Mjeailes heck at the risk of their lives rather than gnat them fan im • t. Damages were laid at 21. Plaintiff, fondant to be a very respectable person I scarcely allowed J. Seamen on being sworn, proved he was the agent of was
ble Z
• laadiay phis". (Ilimes.) a white *red elderly man, stated that be was employed three minutes to elapse aft, rhe had ban brought to the Heard, fur goods to be sent by the Great Western Railway, aeineaa
Mr. J. H. Net. ram to propose the first remlolM°, by the Foreign Conference and Evangelisation Committee, station before I despatched a cabman to fetch his coach- and that be received the packages from him, all marked 4:5, per,
which was seconded by the Nev. S. G. Poster, and adopted. latiesstermquare, to deliver Scriptural tracts, printed in man. " blueing," and purporting to come from Messrs. Warren Mir ram
Hem:sed-" That lie enamedenu it the late Boman French, to the 001011.001 foreigners in London. He was Murat', 216 N, said, at the time in question I was =ay- and Russell, Strand. tile dem
catholic meeting, and the musinet euemsd at it, ele=l7 doing so one day near to the French catholic chapel, Little lag the station-house, when I saw two gentlemen struggling Defendant Heard said he received the packages as they during ii
times that the Roinsniete aengerned in It en Adopt mos George-street, Portman-square, when defendant came up with the defendant, and declaring that he was drunk, and were sent from Messrs. Warren and Russell, who he knew Dons
and disafree.ed subjects, that Waft Inn allird us se ags to him, snatched the papers from his bands, and tore them had just fallen helplessly from his 110710. I saw that he was dealt in Lucifer matches, and had cautioned, them about haT'avtt
curity 'against their insults and their espeselent, sad that in pieces, scattering them in the read. On the afternoon drunk, and heard him swearing at them for stopping him. sending them by rail without marking. wit j.,
wo believe neither our constitatkeimi "Wm, our civil Wier- of Sunday, the 3rd of June, he was near the same spot, I assisted him into the station, where • chair was placed for Mr. Beadon asked why the company had not proceeded os wtw,s,:fils'
tics, nor our holy church, will be eats Or secure, until such handing the tracts to persons going to and from the chapel, hint to sit upon, and we made him do so, and closed the against Messrs. Russell and Co., the principal offenders ? a :tooth,
pt nom are totally deprived or reirelatimse which they are when defendant gave him into the custody of a policeman, door; but he got out of the chair, got to the door and tried Mr. Millington said, there would be a difficulty in doing rates. s
um qualified to eaereMe who took him to the station-house, where, however, ho was to shove me away. I took him back and again placed him so' as the goods might have been properly described by ela to to
Hr. Hardwick prepared • raesialien to the east that not detained, in the chair, but he commenced struggling very violently, them to the carrier, who might have neglected to describe tiejt°,l
Die catholic* of the saiisd chumb of Mad&eA and Isaingd Polies Constable Spratt, D 213, said the defendant gave and kicked me upon the shins. He =do several other them properly to the company, and he further said, that "'"
were legitimately gadded to attend the meets et the 18th plaintiff in charge to him for exhibiting immoral and ob- efforts of the same description, calling us all a set of vaga- persons sending such articles effected a *eying by not pro- CAT
ult., and their essieraw if Pirlgsi fail, ssol in souks nese publications, but at the station-house, it being found bonds, and as the inspector requested him to be quiet, he perly describing them, as they had to pay extra for their
_This,
which they fetaind when dug rte pad is mart their that they were extracts from the Bible, he was at once libe- exclaimed " And pray who are you, you scoundrel, some carriage. "shines I
=were ea indraseien er wen sad yeepelaq ; and rated, beggarly tailor, I suppose 1" accompanying his abuse with Mr. Beadon fined defendant in the full penalty of 101., tab, whf
the mallbali um beemded with brotile Melleem • The defendant said, that on the fit= occasion spoken of obscene expressions. leaving him to recover from Messrs. Russell and Co. ow hr.
This -seising was ssignisi by Mr. ligsr7 "Mei "d he had acted in conformity with the desire of the priest of Sergeant Saunders also spoke to the state the defendant A gentleman, connected with the company, applied fee teetm!
puled amide Mud elhembet. . the chapel, and on the second, because he considered the was in. The charge was taken, and defendant was allowed conviction on each of the 12 packages, but Mr. Beadon eon- I
ssaamd
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The Sm. Thraibma =lff an nee, end wee modem pipers immoral, and the plaintiff a nuisance. to remain in the room but he rolled about, and conducted sidered one conviction would be sufficient to operate as a usti.
with Mel einem, and ed the K Arc lie Mau His Honour said he had meted wrong by taking the law himself in such a violent' and outrageous manner that they caution. he Mai
Pnersiggi _ls ellings..sie man, is goad le and es- into his own hands indeed of consulting • magistrate. were compelled at length to lock him up, and place • eon- Defendant Samson was fined Is. and costs. BUMS i
dallied hff welfwllial did gag wise FOlgsnst Is wwisnle Ile was then ordered to pay the plaintiff & and the stable in the cell also to take care of him. About 4 o'clock, mew nil
lu la • risks* merit ea Mew He did ma weal coats, however, he became more sober, and he was then allowed to _ .___ _ . _ _ _ anima
be rsgubeu with Semen anthalle primigies sr ydvar ; go in the care of his groom, his own recognisance having la wet
be did set went to de naythia Wawa& He is, Tees ROYAL COURT, JERSEY, AUGUST 27. been accepted for his future appearance. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. anaiii
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Hammad Miles allimpesd Wide§ with his sights whim two. ma sot, 000 jot.. mi. 8..4,, Li, c,,,,, When asked if he wished to say anything, the defendant,
Hay le en ise deensissilegh wiss== rscor, hum; in OuLAss, derma, La GUM% AND Ds with great vehemence of language and manner, totally de- TituRSDAY, SZI7. 4, 1661.
pdidtl:ti.
In West he was mum and mit la be goarrensas. nied that there was any foundation whatever for the The 81114° of the Weather at each 'lf the tells " were.
•od
adl • meeting et eadtelisk of wham he nos
m= ad VIRAL TRIAL or JAQUES Folnlitrr, BiPting THE charge, and declared that the indications of intoxication mine o'clock yesterday morning. The SSW= are .a. t4l„
then 6ay he should set seme-it they wee in- Own= Itsunirrit, roa run bluaeza Or Ma. Faitumucx which prtmented thennelves to the witnesses were occasioned "Theta is welt of latitude. Soul
emeld e 4 paltry POEMS " 0.11, ErS(W•EllaiSQS.._..l"i___.___o4) Was. DIRSIMSHIRR. by a previous accidental fall from his horse, which produced Coarsen Swength of
would lot dem *SID ling MUM. "Ma lOW.. it. Arita tbarser, who mu found guilty on Friday, the a concussion of the head, and obliged him at times to adopt Nem*" place Wind. Wind. Stated Weather. is. to
("peer. bibrE Ind bolt ssseq. . .liesissligni__lnAg_s___- ?lad et Assad, by the petty jury of St. Helier, of the a recumbent position when on horseback. He also declared —-- -- Melba.
IniesSieree et Bridals was'snansws7 Is Ise sisr illble of unseat ea the perms of Fretiesick William' Der- that he had partaken of no intoxicating beverage whatever PL**
ours
-ia 60=0,010-4,1 die 1.0. Whe II" ha OS sewn= blab*, en MO 11th et Aid last, appeared this day before that day, and complained severely of the treatment he had c•""'"" •••••••••• N.E. Floe Friday.
him Weeesersa
ses4 the meet& The nose aim gat see nand eke oreade Requite tithe need' to while lie het appealed experienced from the police at the station, who coerced psis. N.B.
N. Coady
Very one but toe,
by them That we ths Art ; they amid weliteneft. (Hese, cram yo maim of the gm; jury. The Sal pan Jr", in every possible way, and treated him like a beast or mad Gomm N. Very See geed Ili
Map) bflea non Sobs* gigsnedgiss the rev. gentle- was of 24 mistimes of the merhbee aße Helier, dog. He added that there were at least halt-a-dinen gin- 611001110 N. Oentle Breese Ps/daily Closely Omen.
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NM amid an odium en the lards Justices of Ireland, et, , and st ii,,,,,.., ants ... „,„„ika b, tlemen waits outside the station to give evidence in his lleeniml.________=••--•••••• N.W..i ..____Litbt Ain to_,_owtiall, ~„
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gaillidallif a the eel et the plies *pawl- Fran* Bertram, gent., sow et Elias, of the ilestmentea favour, but that the police had refused access to them. •"""''''`" •••••"- "^ "`'"'e ems' r"'""7 •"""'"? -This I
ties Olathe eseraims of the resent lump catholic meeting, raja, In partial corroboration of his statemem he called Peewees
Oat r It*. he the geweval tram Ake of John L. o•Fer- The reading aide evidienes and other demments con- James Hicks, his coachman and groom, who described his g."1"3"
1" N.LL nand. Beene
Partial"e".ls; (Wady 14...dr wIl
rail, Zell. ClinefOOMllidelter at Patina. He then proposed musing theme esmspied the mut until teree'dock. master as " Squire Johnson," and said-My master left HaglOrerlorli Calm of losoomo
the liellov.ring reedulas :-" net we baling the the Polite At a quarter haws fie Vele* the jury withdrew to de- home on Monday about two o'clock, and I gave him his """° ••••••• - N.W. Light Abe Partially Qoudy rt., It
auttoreitios wont, In th• late oasis, SWIM ESSENEry than liberate ; and Aar an abase* at 25 minutes, the Foreman horse. I saw no difference in his general appearance • his ina.......'""'""••••"'"'"'" t',' Floe
otherwise he Ma Itheleeele i. ad thee the Power of she nose of the jury mated that dee were divided is their opinion. manner was the same as usual. After he had ridden o' ff I Dn. •"" ****** -E, very Ins the ins
Is nasal samady=is the hands et • samsnleimar who Every member then to the Bellikasi WIIMMun- saw no more of him until he was at the station, when he tannerow -
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does set hear to the QUOINS ; aid that cated his respective spills& am pretty middling excited. lie uttered some words at Clamorni W.N.W. Clewdolindst rerden7 OM* 55.....1114..
the follow* address blearlimegnivid be adapted by the The Bailiff, amidst the ant peammt diem, than an- the station, but I don't recollect what, as my is Oesilareee ••••-ei N.W. Gude Omar &emelt —aas a/
memory
mesline sound to the primasr that • saw dna trio limed inuaber bad, and he speaks quickly. The defendant sometimes sits eugmaBa•-••••-• N.W.,,, Gimmiirlim ,P•41"1701•04 fns---14
The end vote of *huh, laving bees Hera voted to the (21 out of 24, it us ushenatted) at the jury band him very much back in addle, but I never knew him to fall elemmoomos ...:::: N''';‘,, teentteeteeee pawed— anoint
!balms% the National Asthma was sung and the meet guilty of the trim of murder an the mem at Frederick off before. N. Ones Breen Perdally Cis* hlth P
mg urinated. A considerable body of and
were sta. With. Deehrtiee. russoome --..
Inspector Pascoe declared that there was no foundation goo= ......
Mowed is the neiehbourhowl el lias Komodo. some of whom The Admen, Ilesett-I will ask tbe Atteeney-Genersl whatever for the defendant's assertion that gentlemen who Iran= -..... .....
also patrolled the streets from that buildieg to the Bank of what ere Ids rieselineisms P were willing to speak on his behalf bad been kept out of the ~_"anirs
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helped. The Atamisysemerd-The Grande Enquite having station, and requested what two
respectable and impartial cy.."......"1"
The late ltoman catholic meeting wu also a sub- found the prheemer guilty of the crime of murder, I have no tradesmen who had witnessed the traneaction might be sent
mug sink=
other alterwidna, however painful to me, than to conclude for.
ject of discussion at the meeting of the corporation Lamareat.. N.W. Cloak faced w
yesterday. that the prgermer, as a punishment for his crime, be con- Summonses were therefore issued for the attendance of mescurnia......
demned to be taken to the plate of execution, with • halter those persons, and the case was put back till a late hour in Kum. K Fir awe el
The following is an extract of a private letter from round his meek, and there be strangled and hanged until the afternoon,' when Lame M. Very fine shis si,
Cavan : death manes, sad that all his goat and chattels, if he have Mr. William Dodge, an undertaker, in Myrtle-street, Taut N.W. Pine Wpm!
On Sunday week last five armed men meat to a tenant on any, be maillialled to her Majesty, or the lord of the manor, stated-About 2 o'clock on Monday, I was coming out of tie: il
P keel
ine
the lands of Callahan, in the parish of Idellsgborn, the pro- or to whom mew they shall appertain; the whole saving my door when I saw the defendant riding past my house. Wenn - N. Gentle Brsau Medium of Mos
per= of Gerald Dar, Req., and fired two shots at him, her Milegelee miss. He was en horseback, lying flat upon his back on the back iietworrarl ....... W. Flue
one of which took effect in his legs they then discharged Mr. Advisee, Illierett-I had hoped that my feeble efforts of the horse, and his head was very nearly touching its So., `P ..... N. WM Cloudy 1101
the remainder of their ire-arms, and, having reloaded would have bees oneeessful in caustng the jury to set aside tail. I watched hint for some time, as I was alarmed at ...NlvrArrut --- N.W.im hymn
them, walked of towards the county of Leitrim, whom* the premeditating( the crime ; but, since it has been other- the manner in which he was riding, and pointed him out to ir,,,,,,a,,.--- ""-"-"' ...." G(lti. Mrs i °"""cosid, MINS
Day come. TIN! Valk place before early mar on Sunday. wise, I hope the smut will mks this fact into consideration, a constable, thinking: he eau in •• At I went to the side of ID— ..'............ iii Unreel
I Pine tare 0
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- - -
On Sunday week last dm armed rasa west to a tenant on
W. lauds of Callanan, in the parish of Itallingborn, the pro-
perty of Gerald Deere, Bq., aad fined two shots at him,
one of which took effect in his less; they then diMharged
the eamainder of their Ilse-arms, sad, having reloaded
them, walked of towards the county of Leitrim, whence
they some. This took pleas before early mass on Sunday.
Theassant had lived ea the isetate all ble life ; bat he had
lately takes a mooed fax open it, oat of which another
penis had hem ejected foe sea-payment of rent. This
Is the first outrage we hate heard of for a considerable time
in this county.
The Earl of Dunraven and Dr. Grares, F.T.C.D.,

po—lignOrprolkiedtlTe crime of murder,' have nt.
s gilmminto fawtea painful to me, than to conclude
in it pillimalb at a posishasent for his crime, be con-
doms' to be toiNa W 100 gift ateneaatiort, with a halter
Mod b •Ont, aril Imo be olmitall ad hanged limit
oath mu; ands that Ali goods ad don* if he have
say, be tanioutod to her y, or the lord die manor,
or to Arm ewer they appertain; the glib oaring
Mr. her
r'svaaoritiroli—l lad hoped that ti/ Mil dies
would have boos ossamtal ia among the jury to doe said.
the premeditation of theming; het, since it hen has. Mbar-
wise, 1 hope the court 'ire this fact into goollininies,
that neither of the jerks wog. imaositc N Ibis
reason I hope the eourt wS Ormilasig ffittn th.
Crown officer, and thereby siodi NIS al ups.
tante of a public enolation, uSIb kdarati: •bus et
very rare occurreda of Isle rem if Ohsisastresis
sentenced to transportation biped dm NY c Seam of
his natural life, it moodd be a minor* pantimmt, sad
would give hint as aprianity :at ticking wry at dr
threw eit his Yaks% Vitra holm Wiled

Inspector Pascoe declared that there was no foundation
whatever for the defendant's assertion that gentlemen who
were willing to speak on his behalf had been kept out of the
station, and requested that two respectable and impartial
tradesmen who had witnessed the transaction might be sent
for.
Summonses were therefore issued for the attendance of
those persons, and the case was put back till a late hour in
the afternoon, when
Mr. William Dodge, an undertaker, in Myrtle-street,
stated—About 2 o'clock on Monday, I was coming out of
my door when I saw the defendant riding past my house.
He was en horseback, lying flat upon his back on the back
of the horse and his head was very nearly touching its
tail. I watched him for some time, as I was alarmed at
the manner in which be was riding, and pointed him out to
• constable, thinking he was in a fit. I want to the side of
the horse, hook defendant by the leg, and roused him up,
and asked him to sit up, which he managed to do for a
moment, but as soon as the horse moved he fell back again.
I followed him to the corner of Robert street, he being
still in the same recumbent position; but on reaching there
I saw him fall from the off side of his horse. I ran to his
assistance, to help him up, and then I saw that he was
thoroughly drunk. I helped the policeman to take him to
the station, for fear some accident should happen to him,
but when he got there he turned obstinate, tried to get out,
and abused them all scandalously.
Mr. Daniel Reid, a master baker, confirmed tho last wit-
ness in almost identical terms, and on cross-examination by
the defendant, said, "You were on the horse's back just
like a tumbler in a circus, with • lot of boys round, hooting
and laughing at you. When you fell off I assisted you
up, and I found that your breath smelt very strongly of
liquor."
Mr. Hammill said that he could not but place the most
implicit reliance upon the testimony of the wannest'', which
went fully to satisfy him that the charge had been com-
pletely made out, and he felt bound to say thatche defendant
had acted with extreme impropriety, and that the whole of
his conduct was most degrading to a gentleman. He had
no hesitation therefore, under such circumstances, in sending
the defendant to the House of Correction for seven days for
assaulting the officer in the execution of his duty, and also
sentencing him to a further term of seven days for his in-
decent and outrageous conduct while in the station-house.
The defendant looked astounded at the decision, and was
apparently about to offer some observation, but was at once
removed by the gaoler.

THIS DAY, Noox.
Own et Mal. Illtrasiath at Mad. Slate of the Weatbar.
N. Calm. Char.

The raves from the following plume did mot meal Ms
rem he tiree for publication yesterday; they therekee
iodate the state of the weat►er ea Tneeday neeidoi me
aim Veto*.

duriug their recent tour through this county, says a
Kerry paper, discovered several additional stones in-
scribed with the Ogham character, and, amongst the
riot, one in a high state of reservation at Keel, the
residence of Edward Rae, Esq. This stone formed
one of the lintels of the roof of a cave in a fort, and
was raiwd for the inspection of Dr. Graves, who pro-
nounced it one of the finest ho has met with.
In the Tulle Union, in the county of Clare, the
following poor rates have been or must be levied
within the years 1830 and 1831, exclusive of the
consolidated annuity :
Ssaliblood, 7s. ; Balliaahineh, Ili. Bd.; Cabit,
re ced.; Cloossey, 10s. 2d. ; Dassrao, 9s. Bd. ; Weed,.,
2.15. id.; Kilksiben, lls. Bd. ; Yilkessa.32B. 7d. ;
las. 7d. ; Yiltaason, 10s. 4d. ; Kyle, 21s. bd. ; res,
. 3.15. id. ; Nowirove 14a. W. • Quin., 12s. 10d. ; Itatb-
113s. 7d. ; licessos, 95.41. ; Toberbreeda, 211. W. ;
Tuila, lbs. U.

The Attorney-Gederal having persisted in his conclusions,
the Bailiff consulted the judges on the bench who (with the
sole exception of Judie l'icot, who was of opinion that the
BenterlCC should be bri=aties foe Lib) rented the con-
clusions of the Crown

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The Bsilid and Judge. raving pissed their hate on their
heads, the Bailiff addrosend the primer se follows, having
previously ordered lin to go on Ms knees Jaques
louquet, after a keg nil patient isnsuniption, you have
been successively hued panty by two jades of the most
heinous crime with "shish ma smile chew& Xt. Marett,
your advocate, hes thinthith ths assns whisk his seal,
experience, and talent odd sewst tat your dehisce ; and
if he has failed, it is to bo attributed to the clearson of the
evidence brought against you ; and in such aan the law
visits the crime of which you have been found guilty with
the punishment of death. The court, in readwaity with
the conclusions of the Attorney-General, seatreess you to be
Mil to the please( emention with e IWO* alma year nook
end them to be bangth and strangled said dew& loth
eases ; mad thee all your reds sad &atm* it you
leave any, le sill is het Ilsjestp, or the lord
et the MIIININt, Of to wbeIINIWIW alp shall ame-
nd.; the whole saving her idniestre prise ; which
ssminiss the clement is to sos enceisil into ea-
e.,red the en die sumtemee dmieyed for the
issnsth dreg woes; end is the amemthme post are sent
balk to pet. Dee* the sheet ime yea laws to per is
dds wosN, I would menet yen met to profit by
this time to seek mom et the *woo et the hty, by
Wiles* his thegimmem he the rat thins you ve ren-
dered yeamelf guilty of-wads my died. in his infinite good-
ness andlllllll. have pily ea per sled !"
The prisoner rose, end egiiinumsd few words to his
advocate, whisk words did est mesh as. He appealed in-
different to the swill MIMI width had just parsed, end ie
which he was the psitelpel seem Be walked back to the
prison van with a Arm end sesseserned step.
there was a gnat semi Wilds wed raids the emeAttibiZt
single cry was attend.
The court rose et six .'deck.—Jerry pa.

GNAW Boom
N.W. Ousl• Onus
W. Node Ikons
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N.R. Qin
N.N.W. Gods lisme

TIM NATIONAL LAND AND CIIARTIIIT COMPANY,
—no Mean Ia Chesney, to whom, wader the lets set et
• t, the Whirs earpery have bean easeved
the Coast of Cheasery le be wauaioup mkt the Who&
inpup Act, win lershwillt petweedertiarriat an algid
or renapes. These see Ise
Toalt. Under she Ni parties ray eine Vrsseme, esd
those who Nide to the wistry and not our b Learn.
The mess tw *Abe I. the beet Wimp le the ea-
sseteberkkti the as l Asa ia Ai parasol of the
atiasted yNews O'Ciamee, ea eiseraat et the
, sad the emir he SAM ran the salad.
bers—thsee who have mhadril la the affair.
EMIGRATION TO &MIR AMERICA.—At a meet-
ing a the Beard et dawdles a the Holborn Union, held
Wu:44s. dr he
ia rd rem. Gray's-ina-road, J. B.
the disk, a gander= applied to the
prendriaa to etre that a pima for eanyins oat an
esenithe plea et sniped= to Cane& was t to be
=Win Sir Pi* by a oddy to which be was
der lbe pipes orsriding Md
en eurees Ise
the paw" tem Salibaet
te ma whie.ll4l
Altman Wadi desk arl it wee
eery dedrable thr mire abeeldjelilneragrfrrowlise rad-
lag eat able-belied peeper In eireszlia •
mreatter et the beard add that they were met ia a prides
to aid the
dry pare asaelgd
eat. esdea, %mop as able-bedied paupers
wheat mil ra
Falolll/111. PIT AcClDisia.—On Friday last a
diereriag odder testured at a pi at Itaaa'a-lase Cal-
dry, are Weireherptea. sad redid to the dee* el
two perms. delete hello theA,l6lll, ael:e and his
.whew, a bey armed Clew tea rem
The laden It were, was in the est et sa
ddp the math a the pit. while the batty ad the
arse aro b Aldred Issas, and wine esseped
wails ask diners at the Ala caly, were being drawn
up the AEA. rad were about midway up the "heft whoa
tbeiseihreasee bey, wit being aware el
egitheahnity et
Ale persen%miemAnt the kip, hir with the
thl
bey, wes dowa the drat
*irk the (Jeer), who was killed ea la=
The per bey was boarally eat ia pions— Weieerikapdas
areniek.
lkai.—We Mee received pun several d Ger
and fries& maple. ot Asa, pews as dirk ems.
ireeraiestinesk padded at being able be state, ea the erthe-
dtp eta very empelert press. AM Ibis rip Is wee oily
Lep la lbe ibid. hat rey make la
a Moe sod Wawa prat to the peters."l4l==
anEst
ar yew a maw breadth will be erns. The speadty in
egrielllftwilimi this yew aidsls a WO area—
Wilest Cllssaidr.

THE POLICE COURTS.
GUILDHALL.

---.—.... ---
Christopher Kayton was char with having wilfully
set fire to his house, No. 2, Margaret-place, Margaret-
street, Clerkenwell.
It appeared fres the evident* el Amber and Fisher,
often of the 0 dtvidon, that es Twisibq nett, between
12 wad 1 o'clock, they wan attested ley loud cries of
"Pin" in Margnebetreek antes pressgang to Margaret-
plus tW saw anis end Imes Ws* frem the windows
of** p tionm.'s bass% No. 2. The Minn gushed into the
kook me es lap2ter parlour they hand thenheeer
skimp a table ' of bresol,thease, and table beer
awl smeared q to unconcerned. The door was am:4
with inidsr matches. A bed, the shutters, and other parts
tithe be.. were en fire. The prisoner coolly said it was
W nett hetne—he set it on Are for the purpose of killing
the begs, and led a right to do so. Several engines arrived
ea the spot about a quarter of an hour alter the discovery
lithe fire, and with prompt anistsnee the dames were es-
ftished. Several inhabitants, who were alarmed oat of
their sleep, were in attendance to give evidence.
The prisoner said, in his defence, that he set fire to the
be.. to kill the bugs.
Be was remanded for a week.

Join Bakke* described as a pointer and
glaskw, MS ale with attempting to pass a lad ha:-
so
vMfr. osms Spring, of 175, Aldersgate-street, sheathe,
Mated the prisoner came into his shop cod asked tor two-
peony worth of antibilions pills, and gave Mai a pod sove-
reign in payment; he gave the prisoner the ahange, a por-
tion of which was a half-sovereign. Whilst wiener wu
looking at the sovereign he saw the prisoner pot something
in his mouth, and directly after the prisoner produced the
half sovereign, mad said it wu a light half-sovereign. Wit-
ness asked to took at it, but the prisoner withheld it, ma if
he desired another in exchaage. Suspecting a trick he
went round from the counter, lucked the door of hie shop,
and seised the halfuovereign, which turned out to be a
eounterteit. Hs than sent his boy for a police constable,
aod the prisoner being enable to give an account of himself
watt given into custody, and on being searched at the station
house no halfroveragn was found on him.
The primmer pointively 'dated that the half-sovereign
alleged to be counterfeit had been given to him by the
prosecutor.
He was remanded untiOaturday, to give time to commu-
nicate with Mr. Powell, the solicitor to the Mint.
DOW-STRUM
Hoary lb", Era is tbe of Mr.
Winn, of Storel„ , wen &urged
with asoniatig ea Miser of las lie die Soggier's&
a Vice.

Mr. Jain Day, a middle aged man of respectable appear-
ance, stated to be an accountant, was brought before Mr.
Elliott on • warrant, charging him with neglecting to sup-
port his wife, in consequence of which she became charge-
able to the parish of St. Odes, Camberwell,
Mr. Clifford, the relieving dikter of the parish, dep
to the fact of the defendants wife becoming chargeable ed
to
the parish, and his giving her relief.
Kr Day, a respectable looking theale, depend that in
the moth of May, 1828, she was unarial to the defendant,
at Ideryiebem church, end frees that date until a few
meths pre they lived hmar threber. They had no
tarty, bat lad brenight it up as thew
own, and this :I= with her.
Mr. Client law ideneel the ranietrre that the defen-
dant bed MR bis with se the bombs. 7111, Albany-read,
at a mid of 77R, Mt an maths tog about him he
disarmed that he rinisd • semi lour in Park-street, in
the rime paddy Cralerwelk dil. • year, and wham he
lived with • Omar wham be nisi bie wife,

Tin Dom VIADCM—Tbass works, wider the
Kowa Issas so Ist* psi Ism ess =4:::
mod with viper. IN= 111 is 4SO Isloserars ass
tegediss sue' ssoffliss of
s :icerpssiess. sisms-ost-
res. sail torismish Iwo bus
sessesi is Us ss
rim gm dr psii driltispills. islist
Iwo atitsses4 a essiiesak st amity.—Ds'Nesia
gegisinifte.

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Partially Cloudy
Omer'

ThfiZioalhime Ord tat.. the previous waft be
ebewa=l-2.llLitialbest.trwis atwthehmsheass of ][r
of
aid le sod Ws borhor odds were knew. r.
the work they woo soloshoi tai bossed by • mil of
abed MI wma...tt lig So boot • body retreat to do
Sass/ kdossel, awl several dam mist*
ssosoltsdl ;17;1= mothis ler, harking la dr ammo
at his bat by tapered blows.

Zvi Whit
omega

aced?
PriasipsUy Oar

BURGLARY IN RADNORSHIRE, AND CAPTURE OP
Tall Rominna.—On Tuesday five men, named John Davis.
fruiterer, of Ashton-street, Birmingham ; David Davis
(brother to the foregoing), tailor, late of Birmingham ,•
Charles Edwards, of Kington, Herefordshire, butcher; and
Henry Russ, of Birmingham, recently returned from a
sews years' transportation ; and another man named
Wallis, of Carey's-court, Birraingham,'were brought up at
Ph=blic office, Birmingham, charged with having, on
night last, burglarioualy entered the house of a
wither lady named Evans, residing et Oressiside. near
Peesesign, Radnorshire, and stealing thmefrom a quantity
of Myer plate, of the value of 2001. The superintendent
theetable of Presteign having received information of the
brig and attendant circumstances, and the suspicion as
r=saiiiirarli early
Tatinilthe teraTlnthea toc°
imeilegton, where he
that they had left there with a horse and trap at
No that morning. He followed on the track, hearing of
them sumessively at Leorathster, Tenbury, and Bewdley.
The pursuit was vigaresthy maintained until they came up
M a pubilishouss o• the seed side near Birmingham, where
they had seen the bop ressived. In order to prevent Ru-
piahs in the minds of the punned the the officers rode past
the home for soma ffilmin Shortly after they returned
to the been, and hood INN of the prisoners washing the
hosse's mouth with a tun of ale, the distressed animal
having bed a continuous run of sixty miles. Dixon and
Peters set dews on a hush asetede the house, until the
other fear prbenen sabred the house. The officers then
went up to then. and told them they were their prisoners.
On the roma, Dina Amid them with the bur-
glary at The primmer Bum then said, " I shall
go to my hors, is which Dime seised him, and as there
were pnpralieas for a light en the part of the prisoners
Polo% Markt to alarm them. threatened that if they did
net keep quiet he wash! " pat a bit of lead into then."
EON tibia sat therm, but la anthmiteefter he jumped upland
leepsiammghthe kitchen wiriew.imsaking several squares
of dirs. Dim" however, went sat sad assured him ; after
whlah be wad to the sari shag with a young man named
Theme isowies4whim hove to assist him.:Dizon paned
to ems begs that wan in the met, and on endeavouring to
seem them. a large asp. whisk was la the edible, lbw at
WEN and bit him ea the knee ; but he esessodied in
him off. At this mowed the plebes.' Davis come thtsrig
the window Into the yard where the cart wee, on which
Dims left the dog, went to Davis, and struck him down,
and "nth the thsaes of Peters, smeared Wm, and took
Ida aft the leen, when a des light took place, the
ramisang lbe4sens end a M•geeeerver, bin annually
aleinen were diernird gad earesseri:sy repos.
Dina this vent again te the mt. end then lend merited
bra beg • large quantity gleam /lON ensidse ef NEN
pots, demsrt artides, sperm, salvers. Jam teest.sedie, he.
la one of the bags were land • senlasoble, • hap geentity
of pieldesks, • *say, .Moral *eaten day halm. end a
dark lantern. The hew of Ma. lan hid been entered
by taking a lithe of weed oat of the sir stew of the butler's
pantry, sat Vesatre-bit MEd we* land the hit a
wood that bad been eat out; mad the eosin
Itteiranildvidwaels7:fraehr.trzyc2l....
sr noble le rasa alas hen The pri-
mers bad resided Is tvadikbetitife4 tir-
eless to the robbery. were semetled bask to ne.
Wokerhanotest Herald.
de-
fandseCtichi:ef.ststataarasigyT COdathP:ILALITB2=I,
timmargempmern aaisdaezinr7lithning
mytletara:ri.
the
awl beet the Mawsitbse he Inihesd has sot remelted
Ceylon In thee lir the *oedema Ulm Mal, sad has lest
• math hi see MY atailey b anesciesee.

imia.7lo;. said ha win awry
to see dr madelasat place bs.o ia dr wins
she
had, as it wee set at all his visit ft tasks say
disarm, in 4 togiors, hat
berm( peereddl it va saaray km, he wad OW to
Assiar• that bony speolthai, abe had aster dreier ids
as Ws, as site was as vita ofhie.lle dad. be said, vas
list at for doe Other be vas sad the tarty-
deo that it vas a widow, W arried ber as are; but
bo vas oar in a pesidea to poor bored doubt tbat at
homer
=1 kw sod tafh:jzothas allerrards
bar vas 'Mac. selialisd
self at dub het, tad knowlai bis orselsge vas all
sad vii, la psi aerial to miliboo—die lady he au flea
thin 11„

HIDE AND LEATHER TRADE.—The following re-
view of We market dais the pad math, as rt_sde the plaid
artist le Orin the *air Mid by Win. T. J. and T. Pied :
"Tto impel dear re Mr Was; ilk we aimineed is ear W-
eir eflansbees ise aim& vllb mai dist; minutia,
ail It MI Wei eideedi =
; a porquirili set quit* so seek
id we an ietaisele yet some at-
Wdesideas ladies aril areadim it at
ad Inesarbi. Chap hie nib ear kir ; the sap.
ply is ad lift bet tba Mewl bee bin ke idea best
tamps ef lbe bidet itstille. dirk t aeet Mit calf
Mee Ai mai a dip ale. Llibt Ida bads and done bite are also
in f mit of lit adalli are messed In
delii rainy. tamed bier llme libels a brier import
et Neat ISO lin of tam Mee Aster tbe math ; eery little
bee temaiellig, 111. le W. esilwirearried eel( skim
an In_ pi taityi bed is diene ilediar am of best qualities.
ken Ms lei& ris; Unto inquiry.
l !be liana slabs the poi dad madet et 14414 wilted id 1,729
tley Ili Thee a. 4 deem well Ail, Wee& asel 1,262 dry berme
1611•1_4666 Weld Mt Omni as W sew like; dad sated New
Sib Wales lam die rhea Cie MM. We;
skim; 4,461
la Rai dle bib ; fiete Ibet ; sea KM New-
kendisil es Oreadaid id die. dellat sad Ito
Grande Illde—TM Wm at theismuLT dodogi s YR mitt bars
ban easetilly inetre, VAIL The agnate of the
MINA de Mt enema fajlefor alai is iree by 11,900
Mm at On die of Ms promilag =lda am 47,1 E. The
plied diens of Ile Mew aim eft lit bed bury bile hare
was
1.41 e brig bra mei Mee" tbiet id
sari wasiW of ire blie—Skelf—bee upend. tiny of
than ideal live leeddle bilaurirq is isle at them,
we him tbe 116 dime trio beet
aid lir Pie hie Iter di anti fla edam of
the almormire aims; bet es de bane di in air
aimi it la mid. Oat a id ins amid item libeee bet
blew le di int at 411. Llit ea and taw him Ws
ilia tem ratio. Ind lai Elpe—lbe beide of tire deeds
I. with career be MBAR TOG sae ire not
Met ea rit= elan ilia MVO boa mold ter ea.
Tem at die fts hie trio may be
per Oa MC= Ided=l:,. TIN print eta"
poises mein neady at WIT brier diad em imX‘fai
sad tad Moe ealeiree at their previous value.

COAUL—LONDON, SEPT. IL—CLOSE or THE MAl-
grh—ilaildWe Wan Hartley, lb. IL; Carr's Hartlay, Ils. 94.;
Bast Ables Nab, Ils. 64. ; Its. 3d. ; Howard,* Wed
Hanby Mean" las. 64.; Wert Bulky, lb. 6d.;
North =llsirtley, lb; Ord's lb. Gd.; Womb*
wet Ds. dd.; Ilsibmal 11.. 3d.; TI MN
Moor Dab lb.; Robb Prbaresa.-11a. Whables
I 1a..64.; Walls Hod Amara (31Ustisb. ild.; Walla Zed Maria
6d.; Walla Orlsbal Ha. ; Walls Ind Wailer,
lis. Id.; Web Had Belmont. lb.; W Had Braddyo, lb. iL ;
Walla iY Ibsen^ IRid. ; Walls Nei 14s. Id.; Walls
Fad issedmr, Its. ; Walls ast Limn 14e. M.;
Web ad 111Swares. lb; Walla awl I=oll4 id.; Walls
Lad Zia; lb. dd.; Walls Ed ebb lb dd.; Wells
Eat drab Kolbe, lb. 34.; Walls bad Tlaanday, ; Wells lad
Ads/Ada Yob 34.; Well. lad Tees. lb 9d.; Cowl"
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THE PEDESTRIAN FEAT AT SHEFYIELD.—Manka
is ;till progressing with his great feat. For IMMO days
during the last week the weather has been exceedingly un-
favourable. On Sunday and Monday heavy showers, with
boisterous winds, impeded his progress, causing him at
times to carry an umbrella, and to change his clothes for
ehira•r ones, so that some miles took at least three minutes
more to go through than if he had been clad in his regular
walking dress. His general health remains excellent, so
much so that his weight is daily in ' ;he now weighs
10eL 61b. As the time of completion saws nearer his
spirits and perseverance increase, and few doubt that he
will accomplish his task in the most honourable manner.
Minks is prepared to match against any man in the world
to run thirty miles, or go against any competitor for three
nights sad days consecutively, for any sum of money be.
tween one hundred and five hundred pounds a side, to come
off within three months after the finish of this great feat.
Hanks has now only 140 miles to complete. The last day
will be next Thursday, and on that day Hanks will wear a
most superb and costly belt. The non-commissioned officers
and privates of the 11th Hussars, or Prince Albert's Own,
now lying in the Sheffield barracks, have resolved to sub-
scribe one day's pay wherewith to purchase a silver snuff-
box to present to Hanks. The officers have also announced
it as their intention to present Hanks with a piece of 'Asti.
—Mane/eater &mouser.
LANDLORD AND Thrum—According to a new
set the tenant of a farm may remove the buildings and fix-
tures erected by him on farms, unless the landlord should
elect to take thims. The growing crops seised and sold
ender an executkes fee debt ore, novortltolos, to be liable
kg the awning rent.