The Express.
London, England, 1847-12-20 00:00:00

was here about sit weeks ago. She resided at the west•end
of the town. She wu here about three weeks or a month.
I saw her several titan. I have received letters from her
mince she was abroad. I have not men her abroad. I have
written to her abroad, and had letters from her in answer.
Lord Denman It will not do. At the utmost it is a state-
ment by her. There is no evidence of a reasonable inquiry
where she is.
Mr. Wothervpooa re-called: This is Mrs. Stewart's letter.
I received It about the time it bears date.
Mr. Crowder objected to its reception.
Mr. Kirby : I am clerk to Messrs. Jones Loyd sad Co.
I cashed this draft on the 26th of Jane, 1844. I paid the
money to Mr. Routh. It was paid in one 6001., 17,615. Jan.
12, 1644 ,• 3001., 45,235, Jan. 11, 1844 ; two 1001., 62,272-3,
Dee. 5,1843 ; five 101., 30,958-62. May 4, 1844 ; five 61.,
25,174-78, May 2, 1844 ; cash, 31. 2s. Id. di•count.
Mr. Routh : I got this order cashed by direraions of Mrs.
Stewart. I gave the identical money to her in ten minutes
afterwards.
Mr. Bawtrey produce notes from the Bank of England.
They were the same with those mentioned by Mr. Kirby.
Mr. Lovett : I am clerk to Merits. Stone and Martin,
bankers. Captain Charretie keeps an account with them.
These notes are for 6001. sad 1001. The words " Captain
Charretie," on the back, are in the handwriting of Mr. Cole,
one of our clerks. On the 24th of June, 1844, that 6001. was
carried to his arimunt. The 3001. also on the 27th of June,l
1844.--Cross-ermined : I think the monies were paid in by
Captain Charretie. About that time he had considerable
transactions in business. It is usual to write the customer's
name on the back of the notes paid in on his account.
A letter of Mrs. Stewart's to Mr. Wotherspoon was read.
Mr. Crowder objected to the admission of evidence of any
acts of Mrs. Stewart. The notes bad not been traced to the
personal possesdon of Captain Charretie, and no evidence
had been given of his connexion with Mrs. Stewart.
The Attorn.y-General contended that the possession of the
banker, on the following day, was suffisient.
Lord Denman thought the evidence inadmissible.
Tho examination of Capt. Charretie before the committee
was then read. The material parts were these know
Wotherspoon; I have known him ter a yearend a half by re-
port ; about a month personally. I was asked to mast in
getting a cadetship for his son. Trotter asked me to get it.
I had known Mr. Trotter 14 years. He asked me to get a
cadetship for a friend of hie. By him I was introduced to
Eaten about three weeks before this. On his request I
asked Sir Win. Young for the appointment for Wother-
spoon. He first said I should have it, and afterwards he
arida to me • note. I may possibly have given the note to
Mr. Wotherspoon. I can't declare whether I gave it to him
or some one else for him. I have no recollection of having
verbally recommended Mr. Wotherspoon to write familiarly
to 8;r %Vera Yonne. I went to Edinburgh, because I heard
it reported that Wotherspoon's cadetship bad been paid for.
1 got the cadetship for Trotter. I presumed I was serving
Trotter by serving his friend. I acknowledge my error in
saying that Mr. Wotherspoon was my friend. I asked
Wotherepoon to soy. that he bad been written to in Glasgow
by Sir Wm. Young to 1842, in order to make a better reason
for wising the appointment. I had no motive for fixing the
particular dates. Whatever notes have been paid to my ac-
count, all my affairs are aboveboard. I have nothing to
explain about any money that has gone into my banker's,ex-
cept that I have given value for it. I can't say why. par-
ticular notes have been paid in. So many notes are paid in,
that I cannot tell after a lapse of time.
Mr. Gliddon recalled Capt. Charretie was under exami-
nation the first time about two hours and a half. I write 40
pages during the hour. Sir Wm. Young's examination did
not proceed so rapidly. The questions were not put rapidly
in either case.
Mr. Trotter : I know Rallett. I believe he is in Belgium.
I know Capt. Charretie. Early in 1844 Hallett applied to me
to get a cadetship . I went with Ra'lett to Chimeric. I had
asked Charretie before for it. I took Rallett to the Asturias

Mining Company. I left them together there. Some weeks
aftcr Rallett gave me 501. in five ten-pound notes for my
introduction ; he said he considered me entitled to it as he
had procured what he required by it. He said nothing
about any director. I don't know that I should know the
notes again. I don't know to whom I passed them.—Cross-
examined (for Capt. Charretie) I knew Charretie in Devon-
shire. We were on intimate terms. We recewed the init.
macy in London. Through his aasistance I was appointed
secretary to the Ramoneur Society. I applied to him in the
early part of 1844. I said it was for the relation of a gen-
tleman I felt interest in. I said I should introduce the gen
tleman. I think it was the next day I introduced Refloat-
to him. It must hate been early in the year. I got the
601. in June the latter part of that month. I did not tell
Charretie I dad received 601. ; be inquired in 1846 if I re-
ceived any; that was when the investigation took place;
but before, I bad given him no information about it. When
I introduced Charretie to Hallett, he said he bad known
him before. I went before the committee without a pre-
vious examination by the solicitor. I never was employed
by the East India Company.
Mr. Cole lam clerk to Stone and Martin. I receired
those notes of 5001. and 3001. The name on the back of the
3001. is in my handwriting. I don't know from whom I
received it.
Mr. Wotherspoon recalled The nomination paper is
that which this letter contained. There were pencil mark-
ings, which I filled up. I sent back the paper to Mrs.
Stewart. Sir William Young's name was not to it. I can't
my whether it contained another. I received • letter the
3rd of October from Capt. Charretie, of which this is a
copy. I enclosed the oripnal in a letter addressed to Capt.
Charred.. I can't my vat I did with the letter. I have
no doubt it was put with the other letters to go to the poet-
office, unless I put it in myself. I kept a copy of the letter
in which I enclosed it. This is it, dated Oct. 5. I did not
know Captain Charretie's handwriting. On the Bth I got a
letter acknowledging that of the sth.
Mr. Crowder objected to a copy of the letter of the 3d
being read, though the original was not produced by the
defendant after notice —Lord Denman received it.
It was then proposed to read the letter sent by Mrs.
Stewart, enclosing the papers to be filled up. This also was
objected to, but received. The letter was read. I received
the letter from Mrs. Stewart. It enclosed the papers for
filling up. I filled up the blanks ; affixed my signature and
returned them to Mrs. Stewart. My son had been sent to
London before, accompanied by his mother. I had no com-
munication on the subject of sending my son, except from
Mrs. Stewart. He did not return to Edinburgh. I was in-
formed that it was obtained a day or two aft rwards. From
that time to the beginning of September, 1846, I heard
nothing of it. Capt. Charretie called on me about the 3rd, in
Edinburgh. I had never heard the name of Cspt.Charreds
before. He spoke of my son being in India and going out;
be wished me to give him a letter to Sir Wm. Young, ante-
dated, applying for the appointment. He first wanted me to
write it on an old sheet of paper. My recollection is, that
he !said some imputation bad been thrown out about its be•
ing bought. He said he came by desire of Sir Rm. Young.
I don't recollect anymore. He was with me near half-an-hour.
He faked me if I had got a letter, which in fact I had not. I
got it *few days afterwards. I don't think I answered it. I
had never seen Sir Wm. Young, nor had any communication
with him, though in the letter he is called " oar mutual
friend." He had not entrusted me with business respecting
our agent who bad run away. It had not been mentioned.
I heard nothing more until I received from him a letter of
the 12th of Sept, in the course of the post. (Read.] He had
salmi me for Mrs. Stewart's address, but I did not know it,
He said her name had been mentioned about some forged
document at the India-house. He mentioned Rallett's name,
but what he said was quite unintelligible. I wrote a letter
on the 16th; it was answered on the 23rd. I sent it In the
mama way as all my letters are sent. I wrote to Sir Wm.
Young on the 15th of Sept, 1846. That is the first lease
I ever addressed to Sir Wm. Young. I wrote it beams Cat
Charretie told me it would have the effect of q
rumours. He said so when I said I would not =llllal
letter. It was answered on the l'ith of September. I wattle
on the 24th of September. I posted some letters myself; I
can't say I posted this. It went with my other letters, said
in the same way. I put it into the usual place, if I did ass
put it into the post myself. I have six or seven clerks. I
received a letter from Capt. Charretie on the 29th of Septa's.
her; I answered it on the 30th, On the 2d of Octoba I
wrote to Sir Wm. Young. I received a letter containing
certain forma.
Mr. Clarke croak-examined by Mr. Cockburn : The cover
in the alleged feigned hand is in the handwriting of Sir
Wm. Young. To the beet of my belief it is. I have been
familiar with his handwriting for many years. The figure
8" 1 thick is his. I never saw him write in a feigned
hind. I saw this letter yesterday for the first time. It was
produced by the company's solicitor. I don't know hie
headwriting except in the nomination of cadets. He hue
addressed notes to me respecting his intention to make cer-
tain appointments. I have had four, or five, or six notes on
nominations from him in the course of the year. This letter
was first shown to me in connexion with this cause. " Great
Steward-street" is very like his handwritings—Re-examined:
Edinburgh is spelt " Edinbourgb." Any one can have the
form of application on satisfying me that it is for an ex-
pected appointment. A director can always have it.
The letter of Mr. Wotherspoon of the 21 of October wee
read. It wised for the printed formula signed by the party
recommending.
Mr. Wotherspoon —I received the cover enclosing the
form. It was that, the handwriting of which has been just
spoken to. I went to London, and arrived there on the 19th
of October. I sent my card both to Sir Wm. Young and
Capt. Charretie. I went to Rhodes's Hotel. Charretie came
on the Tuesday morning, before breakfast. He said that he
and Sir Wm. Young bad comedown to see me ; that Sir W.
Young was at the door, and wished me to confirm at the
India-house the story that I bed been Sir William's agent in
Scotland in reference to a prosecutionnt a Mr. Gordon; and
that I had met him at Glasgow. I said I would not. He
went away, came hack, and said Sir William wished to see
me. I said I should be glad to see him, but it was of no use
to try to induce me to say that. I went to the India House
the same day. I asked for Mr. Ms lville • he was engaged.
Charretie had said Sir W. Young wanted to see me before I
called on Mr. Ms ladle. I asked for Sir W. Young. I did
not see him at once, but was called back after I had gone. I
went towards the room of Sir W. Young, and in the lobby
met a gentleman who said, " I am Sir W. Young." We
went to his room. He said, "You know you were my agent
in Scotland in reference to Gordon." I said it wee useless
to say that ; I could not be induced to assert it ; and wept
away. I think he said something about meeting me at
Glasgow, and some date, but about that lam not sure. I
- had seen Sir W. Young until that day. I saw nothing
-Arum

1 by a tunnel to come out near the ewer pet, ster-----,K,01 b. ~,....
terminus for the great m .jority of pswengets and for mann
Nation to thin plan was the expense of the Maori ; bipt a .......
of known ahlity had offered to execute the work in to pl---. 111.„,
a cant considerably lower than the opponents of the ibigirnill
mated. The board were in hones that One plan would be
adopted. The report then enters Wl° &L W. ,thdrirt
contracts formed for the tura-tables, ourniger,
It next touches oa the circumstances attendant on thettllketa ii la con
of the crisis which vet in a act Min number m
bad remained unpaid ; the board, taking into ccasderationorP„
collies of the moment, ow:rewind). Bare further tiree2,llAiln
until at lest it flied the 20th of November a. the final
Renee. This prudent aura., of giving as moth ince ...
st rrill:
attended with th" by results, as not more than between 'sh
1,100 sharer then remained unpaid, ant they me, .01d u.....
at the Bourne. An interred of 5 per cent. w.• r‘ap., ~,,d 6;74
at. ..chewers as had not timid up at the time nriinnui g
n,
.„..„
following is the state of the accounts trona 'AI. I, 184604
30, 1817:
•-•---

num*.
ff.
Caution money and dispeoble funds of various Innis klkss
Vatiowt soma due, establ.shracut of way, furniture, h
and expertses of inatallat ion
.....
Hew* lacmiattrees, wagions, carriages, to :a, .
Administrative expenms; w fires, clerks, rest, tie_ 243 -1,
Interest paid un shares
MASI
CarnITOR.
Balance from last year, minus sum paid to &ten=
for attendance
1ikT5,414
Second call of 75fe. on 80,000 shares (et aiWalalfg.),
on which has been recalmd s3so
Interest on metes-woo of 3,010,0011 tr. to Den 31,
Ittig, and interest el espitel
Caution-money of contractor, angliont, Ste.
Sundry credits
Lkislass
In consequence of the company having
8,138,8511 f. tie., no call would be require,' Mire thaand Ihaeng
and not until after the opening of the rectum from Touring/L.
The amount would be meet probably lOt., and no other ea/I magi
required 'turnip the year 1848. ibis announeentent was reestralgi
great appLiume. Some oonvenation then ensue.) on arms
connected with the SCOULMIS, in the course of winch lk ggi".
Riolfrey and other shareholder• es: rood tittle sands*" n
hoard of director., for honor adopted the plan of etaluaiOng.„
tr
counts of the company to the shareholders mineral drys ht
general meeting. A shareholder haring partleardy naggsmii
economy, the Chairman took the opportunity of Octanes sgh
Nantes line was sidmin vered at less cut th-a any tither eigaih
France ; story effort of the board, he obrerstd, KIN directed ma*
that important point, and would continue to be ro. Memo,
were then taPsed unanimously, and the board thanked fat tlairpe,
Coos, after which the meeting serrated.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.—RAILWAT BMA—%
(rat report of the committee an railway bills, IN* 6.
Just been presented, eoneists of the following mi."
"That the 14.ith standing order be suspended On um
to railway bills, and that all railway hills be re'errel to a,
• Meet committee on railway bills before they ars prewspg
house." By a return of the railways for wloth ic, wtrr
session, it appears that the number of miles autly,tird a Irma
Mewled was 1,353; the amount of eapasi stork. L.:Viliklsk; a.
amount of capital subecribed, ; and the sum ths tab
panics were enitowered to borrow, 13./64,571/.
LEND, CI.STItAL STATION.—It toll be remembered%
the bill for autberisingthis Important undertakiaghad passed kisses
the Home of Commons before the c me of the last sesnin
meat, and that further proceedings thereon were suspended rgi
net which enablt•d its promoters to proceed wall it in the llouseallni
in the subsequent session. A meetine of the demo att., fro a.
directors of the several railway companies who are interewedbills
project was In :a Leeds on Friday last, at alt.ca it so, mike
that the bill ehunlii be proceeded with immediately after theQsal.
rew mems

iiiaR4CR RAILWAY TRAFFIC, for the week. ending*.
speetively Dee. 4 to Dec. 14 : Mike Canweetti
Worked. E week, I
Paris to Ronan —........ B5 ... 5,331 ... ES,l3llis,
Rouen to lime.„. 39 ... Yale ...
Paris to Odom B4 ... 8,343 ... Mg
Orleans to Nudism (ma I) 7l ... 3,416 ... 2,,47
Centre (Tram)
Northers
Amiens to Boulogne (srs. 1) 26 ... 630 ...

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.
SUGAR.—BRISTOL, Due. 18.—About 300 Wis, teem
have been sold this week, and the vile. are so limited, owing to lk
absence of supply; price. are fairly supra,. trd, though the market ■
very fiat. The refiners ate in full work, and an excellent demi
exists for their different deadiptiona of produce, We continue tem
=Ta fair inquiry fur runs, and nearly evary panel °Meted km
en by the dealers ot runner rates.—The =purls dunes tie
week have been from Trinidad, 113 Ands. 9 Germs and 11 barrels d
auger ; 693 bags of sugar from Liverpool, and 190 eh& tram Land%

MANCHESTER, DEC. 18.-Stock taking occupies the time
of our commercial houses here to a we gnat extent, and business a
hardly so good an a week or two beck. 'ln the moantime the Mouse
rate of production bag had the effect of :At umuluting at eke in goy
deserlpdons ofgooda, and this enemies a depreeting influence te
:::*which 1 are now sznemely low, aa will be seen by the fob,.
qOotoltions from actual sales in the goo& now principally is tu
queet. Grey printing clothe : 26-inch, 29 yezds, Si reed, 31b. 7 et,
3. 3d. to 3. 6d. ; ditto, GO reed, 31b. 12 no., 3.. 7:d. to 3...100.-
ditto, 6G reed, 41b. 4 oz., 4e. 14d. to 4s. 4,d. : '27-inch ditto ditto, 434
8 oz., 46. 3d. to 4a. Bd. ; ditto, 72 reed, 41b. 14 rix, 4.. 9d. to 55.; II
Inch ditto, 2.syards, fe reed, 31b. 3 oz., A. ltd. to 3s. 4d.;
ditto, 374 yard., 7th. 12 oz., 7s. M. to fa. ; 36-in grey printemb
31h. oz., Be. 3d.
yard. 72 reed, mtoe. 9d. Gales in 39.40 shire. or shirttails, 34 Ink
ting+ hien sf
at : 374 yard. 60.64 reed, 711 s. 14 oz. to +lb., golhad .e
ends, h. bilk
7. ed.; ditto, '66 reed, BID. S oz to 81b. 6 oz., 7...4. to 6s. 3d. ;111.
6111 reed, 01h. 12 oz. to 919., 7a. 104 d. to 84.9 d.; ditto, 72 reed, Mktg.
to ii'.. II oz., 8. 3d. to 80.9 d. The sales of water twist have maple
follows. Ordinary : No. 12'. 41d. to 30.; tea. 614. to 74.; /fa
74d. to 71d. ; 3d. to BO.; 36%, 91e.; 40's, 1114. For tPrfiw
muds 12's, 31d. to 6d.; 74. to tad.;Mel.
2".. 71d. to Sd.; 11.
ItBl4. ; 36' . 10d. So 10iiL ; 4u'.,a, no . Bon Nene:
; to
t 0.644. ; 20hi, 71d. to 71d. ; 26'., 80. to aid. ; 30es, 844.8
814.; 36'. 1044. to 104 d. ; and eve, 12d. to 121 d.
WOOLLEN CLOTHS. -Lna oe, DEC. 18.-There yrs
fair attendance of merchant. at the cloth balls the morning, weed
whom putehmed freely, in execution of their cereal wows. Di
aggregate Li...tweak:me showed an evident improvement in du♦
mold, notwithstanding this wan one of the cboing markets d
year. The most part of the goods sold were of the middle quails.
and chkfly for exportation. Prices as of late.
HARDWARE.-131ar61ecu0ae, DEC. 19.-Trade Ira
cootinues very much depressed, although the: forein:ordeno have esoi.
derably inerosteed of late. The demand for the home markets,/4
descriptions of our goods has, however, been very inconsiderable IF
some time, and no improvement can now be ompexted unto/ thrilling
to fairly larn.d. A stop,sge at some ironworks in Shropebieln
been armoured during the week, but as full particulars will beak
dowel at the meeting of creditors, which take. place at Welverhusp
ton on Tuesday (not Wolverton, as erroneoudy stated in a morale
contamparary), I abstain from any further ref.:tenet to this much
until alter that erect.

811IPPING INTELLIGENCE.—Meux
ALL. DDL LIZ. DOI. AIM DLL AIL sr:
2 Dublin . Holland C U indla, v. Rousts U oydosy,N3ll I
1 Waterton' Modem .... 0j ammon 00 Maxim and
I Ilememhadms Prawn . . 0 0 Do.mariellim 0. Hansa . Jaa.:
0 GuarmaJers. 0 Llboa—Dem. 1611 No tau sad 0 gam la. DoE
0 Bambara.... 0 Msdlisman.. U Hat. Doe 30 U Brasil ..Jos. I
Guymon, Da. IL—Arrived: Lady Clark, (Vaunt; ad
Haddo, Singapore; Houghton Le Spring. St. ; Prodder.;
Madras ; Sandi and Chariot" Batavia ; Newport, Alton; Cmcip
Wilkinson, Quebec; Twins, ; Mary Buller, Chian; Pshm,
Terceira; Patriot, Tarragona; Leon, Young Henry, Oraretioa;
Triton, Dart, Caned ; Excel, Prospero, St. Iliehaers ; laaq
Alpha, Heir...mount; Liabom ; Attwood, Rotterdam; Clipper,
koala; Maid utJalpha. N% indoor, Cavutta ; Plumb, Potrag
St. Andrew's; Jamsßay, Monts Video ; Warlock, Mauritius ; Demo
gal, Cadiz; Hiram, Faro ; Giraffe, Rotterdam ; Brmklssi
Tour4t, Calnis ; Pearl, Sierra Leone.—Wiled: Sir kilmani Mks,
Union, Ostend; Rainbow, Rotterdam; John Ball, Jubann• Camilm
Homburg ; Neptune, Urarehnes; Lord J. Iturell, Aniotirdes;
City of 13-gulogne, Boulogne; Belfast, Calais; Antwerpen. Aatoml;
Nonpareil, Slater Rebow, reL !Helmer.; Herald, Sslasy ; Thom
ta=Afnca Bank, Lima' L'ity of Rotterdam, Rotterdam;
, Jamaica; Nunez, Rio Nunez; Ulm* Trieste; Cum
Pernambuco.
Linsarcoor., Dee. 10.—Arrired : Lady Rowena, Valparaiso; Jemie
Miller, Henrietta, Montge Video ; Blarsey (s), name ; liMbert,
nomberm—olailed : Caledonia (m), Halifax and : Imam.
Robin Orly, Callao; *Apia; London (in 4 dap); Pvtiel, ARM;
Standard, Dmaars.

[Advertiseutentl.—TEß IiftPUTATION OF ROLL.
wets Pius AND OINT/4.1. IN TIIX •ar. or Itomusi Ista An lb
Went Indies, when this excruciating complaint is v‘ry prevalent,*
the severity of the Weenie is Mild] increued by the nature of the*
pigment or the inhabitants, no remedy had been tri, d with web en
eellent results as Holloway's Uintenent and ktls. All persons annul
with rheumatism should have immechate recourse to thew module
modicum, which are en certain and sak an their effect, They we
also equally efficacious (frequently when every other remedy to
failed) to the cure of all description, of wens, tumours, mutants) en•
and glandular swellings; se likewise outrun**
=7:l4rtats,—Sold by all druggists, and at Profeseor Holloway's Fltla
hilunent, 244, Strand, London.

BIRTHS.
BOBWALL.—Dee. 11. at! Inackadiltf, Berwicketdre, the wife d
G. H. Noma, Ilan., of soon.
nneh7. Linnannc. en Mew, the wife a T.
BROADTVOOII.2Der.-..in,ai 46, Bryaiwton Mare, Br,B. F. /3":4
wood of a daughter.
BURNETT.—Der 16, at 14, Lower Serniouretreet. Tortsa4,9l2a
the wife of W. Burnett, Men, of a daughter.
OOTltitl.—!be le. Use Lady 11.0111,6% COLCT., of a tin
.h
VI DSON.—Dec. lb, at the Paragon, lilac. e the wile aJ. Di'
ItLltaitii:Bl.• Dm. IC, tal aim T. 11. Eltoenhoret ma
HOLM Bel—Low. 16, at Patti'. theselle of D. Helm.. hoe. ..et.
LON o.—Dee. 16, at Ilarwell.had. Haehlre, the • Se of .J. Long. W 4.
of • eon.
MACLEOD.—Dec. 11, at Bishop Briggs. near Glainow, Bra D. 11. IW
IgAlti.«Des 13.t at Mentectiowtreet, Huswll..gusee, Km J. 111
ot• son.
SIITTHIBS.—Dee. 16, the wife of the Re.. B. Smythiee, of Neste*
imwAvon, sear of • win.
BROWDON.—De Rugby,e. 16, at Illder, the wife of the He.. J. BIM"
How, els &twiner.
WREISTRIL—Dee. 12, at Great Riewellatreet, Covent garden. /La V.
efebeter of • eon.

WEN). .—Dee. 11. at Plelsetleld terrace, Grove. Camberwell, 110
T. Woedon. of • daughter.
MARRIAGEW
OULLITER-11ADDEN.—Dee. st K. Luke'. Church. Chelsea 1l•
11. Galli, er; req., of Collinghourne, Wilts. to roploa ceetha, vibe
of the lato Minor Madden, of Ilan...deo lodge. Inert,.
INORAM—PRPYR—Doe. 16, nt Ilartletor). Lard MAW
Worcester, the Rev. E. W. I term, cldtwt pen ot Iter. E. M.
rI.M.m. au. of W tweeter. of ftlbbettford, "en:until:lr, to Math
• eldest daughter of the Lord Bishop of 11
W HITWORTII—TAY LOR.—Dec. 16, at Chiller 11 the Rer.
Incumbent of Tenth; Church. Cranbroot, ‘lte/.t. the ger. W.
Whitworth, A.M., incumbent of St. Junto.. t !when., to Jun.
only daughter of Mr. J. Taylor, woollen uwautseturer. of SOP'
tenstelL
W I Lt/ON—M ARCIIANT.—Doc. 15. at tho Brith,h I.
W Qom, Votk., of London, to Mir Eleanor Mar:Wt. of Poi.
TONON—IikACON.—N or. 1. at Bombs). tat.- J• e
liing.s) Royal Rite Corps, to Martha Am,, daug
hteroff mirl.ll.'s 26th Regt.
DEATHS.
BAANEB.—Der. lb, at Reranham-tank, Cheltenham, J. S. Baillat
L' 0.. late of tit. Petersburg, aged 72.
BRANSCoMB.—Ree. 11. at Milton, Kent, Po no Penh BranWelhb.
relict of the late SO J. kersescomb. Rot.. need 70.
BUODEN.— Dec. 16at the residence of her son, the Rer. W. WWI&
Catholic Pastor of KmdnAon, Mrs. Anne Ilugdeu. 7.11
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