The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-23 00:00:00

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ttr='ins tie real Dime. The wee cited wisi
esesisivei awl the evert was Wend by it.
Mr. Sleigh intimated that he eould not carry the evidence
; ta upon whh gr Ocamon fiericjaant &rested the jury to acquit the poi
wow.
A Verdict of Not Guilty was seeerdiagly recorded.
Sleigh said that after the remelt on the sharp of
felony he should now proceed with the iodictment which
bad been found easiest the viewers for oonspiracy.
Mr. °lard, Q.C., objected. There were four other
indicimeets for forgery against the prisoners, and those, as-
cordial; to witablished rule sad practice, must be disposed of
before the prisoaers were put upon their trials for the miw

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and abit to MOW dil your oinrlZOriiiioo7lrPellifilli d
101. to keep this poses to the prosecutor end all Mr Mr
jaity's milosota for in soothe.
James ring, a boy of 15, was brought Wore Mr. Wool-.
ryes, charged with stooling labs. of beef, lb* property of
igr„ Ilayalas, lialeber, in the Mile-nod-road.
A young woman named Swan collide saw the priaoner
take s picaof beef from her makes hoard and run away
with it. He arcs poised, mid he throw sway the beW
Irbil& was reearorod. Its valos was Bs. Bd.
William Unit, 424 11, mid the primmer had been in al•-
Wily before, and wee the terror of the 19 hiteehepel-coed.
Mr. Woolryoh—To all the lobabitent• of that long road!
Snot—Yee. all, to all. (A laugh.)
la. Wookyolt—What are the dangers they dreod?
Hunt.—He macho the roast off their boards, or anything
he eon his hands on.
Kr. Woolrych—They dread his pilfering propensities. I
am ofrakt the prisoner is soontirmed young thief, bat esthete
limit:goof of a former ooevlotino although he has boon in s
, I shall begin with a mild Famishment, moo mantle
limprloommont and hard labour.

(Before the Common Berjewit.)
11111 Gain 11811131011•11 WILING 10110ZSISB LID Tunes
Benjamin tay/or, SO, deseribqd as a button windier
twee, sod Henri Kelly, 46, described as • osrPlethr. Were
charged with felonionsly forging and uttering • bill of
exchange foe 1724. 12a. 74., with sweet to defraud.
There were doe other indictments against the tame
I prisoners, imputing to them the offer's' of
w foegery sad f
the
eel'-
= They pleaded "Not guilty," to the hole
Mr. Sleigh and Mr. F. H. Towle conducted the art
• Mr. Giffard, Q. 0., wee specially retsined with Mr.
Montages Williams to defied Trylor, sod Mr. Rthton and
Mr. Collies were counsel for the other prisoner,
Mr. Weigh, in opening the ore for the preseautios, maid
that although the charge la its simple form was merely
that the wisocers bad forged and uttered a bin of exchange,
I they woeM fled in the mune of the owe that • great many
other matters meat be intreideeed into the begun's, and
, that the quest
might in involved wore oeas be seess
f coesiderable Rowe.
' tame. It aery for
him to inform them that although the plaaiog
of the name ot enother person to a bill of exchnoge un.
douhtedly ooastituted the offence of forgery, be believed
his lordship would oleo Inform them that if, for the pur-
pose' of fraud, even the name of a Bon-existing person was
placed to a bilker if the name of a pretesded firm of bmeasi-
nese which had no actual existence, and *bleb was mash
wed to a bill
pat forward for the purpose of fraud, was O
of eachaege, that would also oonstibite the crime of for-
EINT, and this was the nature of the ohanre that he was
Prlrseted to prefer against the prisoners. artecutors
were the litemingbani Ranaing Oempauyi). sod
with regard to the prisoners, it appeared that Taylor had
foeserly carried oe banner is that tows as a brace and
swap macaw:darer, but very little more was known of
I him. Of the other prisoner, Kelly, very little also appeared
to he teem', except that he bad formerly carried on
seem 'art of Waimea in Londe*, bat be believed
be should be able to show most conclusively that
at the commenoement of the present year they were both
Istimately connected together, and that they were maimed
is carrying on the frauds that were the subject of ioquiry
on the present mansion. The learned outland was them
shout to reed extracte from various letters that had paw&
between the priso bet
Mr. Gifted objected to evidence of this dumiption being
pot before the jury la reference to the specific charge that
was wade against the prieuers, which was that of forging
sod situate, a certain bill of exchange.
Mr. Sleigh and that if this documentary evidence less
not allowed to be given, It would very meek obstruct
the proeseutioe. ffis object was to show that the prise-
mes had manufactured bills of exchange drawn in the
names of pretended firms, and that We was the result of
• frandelent arrangement between them, and he should
ampler' to establish that fact by the correspondence that
bail passed between the parties.
The Common Serjeaat said be did sot think he could
peewit the correspondence from being_ read, bet if may
portion• were laid before the jury Mr. °Bard would be
entitled to have the whole of the correspondence reed.
Mr. Gaud said he should certainly mei'e that to be

denicenoar.
The Common Serjeaat said that this was unquestioestrly
the r
ed and practice, and therefor* the cases of felony
charged against the prisoners must be disposed of.
Kr. Sleigh complueed of being compelled to take this
comm., but said he would proceed with another indictment

for felony.
The pnsoners were than given in charge to the jury on an
indictment for feloniously forging sod uttering an order for
the delivery of goods, including electroplated liqueur sod
cruet steads, and other articles, with intent to defraud.
The evidence of the witnesses for the prosecution
failed to establish the fact that the order which was
signed in the name of H. Hamilton was other than
the signature of that individual ; in fact, the identity
was not proved. It was attempted cm the part of
the promotion to show that Hamilton alias Farnham was
• man of peculiar features, but all that was established was
by the evidence of Mr. Burgess! examined in the previous
miss sod now recalled, thatleading feature," his
nose, was considerably on one side, but which side, whether
to the right or left, be could not ray.
Mr. Cligard, Q. 0., repeated his objection, that the forgery
had not been established within the ruling of the judges in
the cow of " Rex v. Bantam'," and therefore that this
indictment must also fail.
The Common fiedeent cooourred. and directed en
acquittal on this indictment.
Hr. Sleigh again essayed to induce the court to permit
him now to proceed with the indictment for conspiracy,
the other indictment, for felony, to remain in the mesa
time on the files of Asa:ut.
Mr. °Ward remarked that after two of the Widow&
for forgery had been dispormicif, it was idle to suppose that
the prosecution could carry the other mess farther with
any chance of success. The object of keeping the other
indictments for felony on the files of the court wee to keep
the wieners in custody sod to defeat the application he
intended to make to pastimes the trial for conspiracy until
the nut sessions, without a theme of beige admitted to
I bail to answer the indictment for odsdetnesoour.
Mr. Sleigh said he desired to retain the indictments for
felony for technioal purpose* until after the camp of °mind-
racy bad been tried.
Ahern lose discussion between counsel oe both sides,
The Common fisrjesut hold that he must adhere to the
rules of practice, and call on the prow:intent to dispose in
some way of the charges of felony.
The prisoners wore then iadicted for forging the accept.
sem of • bill of exchange for 2791. Se. ed., with intent to
defraud the Birmingham Banking Compasy.
The evidence of Mr. Shaw, the sub-ma'am of the bank,
went to show that the bill in question had been paid in by
the prisoner Taylor, by whom it was drawn on a pence of
the name of H. W. Ward, of 36, Seethimplane, London,
but on Mr. Ward, of that address Wag called, and having
proved that the somptance case sot in his handwriting or
been writhis by his authority, it wit elicited from him that
he had a son of the same male es blinseU, who had gone
out of his way in ocosequeme of difficulties brought about
by persons who had "fooled" him._
Mr. Gaud and Mr. Itibteo, oeal their respestive
clients,,urged that here spin • forgery had not been proved,
and that there was oo case to go to the jury.
The Common Berjaent repeated that he was bound by the
decision of the judges in the ease already cited, and again
directed • verciat of Acquittal to be reseeded.
The prisoners were again indicted for forging and uttering
an acceptance of • bill of exchange for 471. 9e. 104., with
intent to defraud.
The name of the accepter was H. Hamilton is this cam,
but the prosecution failed to establish the identity of
Hamilton rui being Fernbam, and here main the ease broke
down, sail by the direction of the court the jury returned
• verdict of Not Guilty.
Mr. Sleigh then said he should Dot, after what had taken
plass, offer any evidence on the fifth indictment for forgery,
sod in this • verdict of Not Guilty was taken.
Mr. Giffird than applied to have themeof the prisoners
oo the charge of conspiracy postpontil the newt ses-
sions, sad that in the mean time that the Osman be
admitted to bail.
The Common Sergeant thought the application was
reasonable, and directed the case to stand over until the
Tuesday of the next sessions, the prisoners to be admitted
to bail in their own recognisance' in 500(., with two sure.
I ties in 250 f. in each case, 20 hours notice beiog oven to
The pismire were then removed from the bar.
TFtt 111:1191021 NOTTZ CAB!.
AllyUgell Altman, convicted yesterday of being in the
possession of the materials for printing Russian cotes for
the payment of 00 iciables each, was brought up to receive
ecotone.
The prisoner when called on saki (through an interpreter),
that he begged pardon horn the Russian consul, but if he
hat done wrong it wee in error and in ignorance, and with
this observation he threw himself on the mercy of the court.
The Common Serjesnt observed that it was idle to talk of
ignorance of the law with whisk the prisoner was well
acquainted. The soirees was that be be imprisoned with
hard labour in the House of Correction far twelve calendar
moTtli'ssClosed the liminess of the sessions, and the court at
its rising adjourned to Monday, October W.

CRUEL SWINDLE AN 0110 ED.

done.
Mr. Sleigh then proceeded to state that after this later.
empties he would resolve his narrative. The bill which
iormed the subject of the present indictment was for the
sum of 1.721. 12s. 7d., and was drawn by the prisoner Toy-
lor, and purported to be accepted by W. F. Brewer, of No.
2, Panenur•litee, City. He should them show to the jury
that in January in the present year a person who gave the
tame of Brewer, socompanied by the prisoner Kelly, err
to the house of Mr. Champion. No. 2, Paocraa-buie, aid
Brewer. introduced by Kelly, took an office from Mr.
Champion in that house under an agreement which word
be predoced. Kelly river came then again, but Brewer
came regularly, though no business of any knd appeared
to be carried on there. He should show that the per-
son who has called himself Brewer has pared also
under the names of Hamilton.Reser, Red Farliblm.
the last being believed to be his real name, and bed been
seen constantly in the company of the primmer Kelly, and
it would he proved that he was the very man who had
accepted the bill of exchange now before the court in the
name of W. F. Brewer, payable at the office which bad
been takes to colour the tranesetton sod to farther the
fraud. As regarded the prisoner Taylor, it would be shows
that on the 21st April in the present year he came to the
establisherat of the Binniegham Backlog Company rid
inquired from Mr. Shaw, the late manseer, on what terms
the bent would open an amount with him. A corona-
tion ensued between them which Mr. Shaw would detail in*eiders, which resulted in an account being opened with
the prisoner Taylor, who put io, amongst others, the bill
of exchange which formed the subject of the present in-
dietmest. In a few days afterwards be put in another bill,
drawn by bireelf en Brewer for 871. 2s. id. ; a third,
also ma Brewer, foe 1291. 2a, 3d. He krt purr in other
bills (ail of which Wen raped to hie credit) ; he drew foe
the whole of the money. On the 26th April,
however, Mr. Shaw, the sub-margee of the
bank, wrote to Taylor to the effect that, "sleet a
careful examinatioa of the clam of paper put to the credit
of his amount it was found to be so unsatisfactory that
the bask declined to take in any more of hie bills." To this
the prisoner Taylor wrote in reply expressing his surprise
at the communication, but stating that lie would cell on the
following Monday to talk over and explain matins, but
that all the prisnere Taylor never mode, sod instead of
mirth* he evaded inquiries. The bills were all dr
honoured to the erect in all of about 3,0001., to the lees of
the bank. He (Mr. Sleigh) should put in evidence a mu.
of correspondence found at Taylot'a. which was extremely
pertinent to the matters is issue. They were letters ad-
deemed by the prisoner Kelly to the premier Taylor, is
one of which Kelly suggested as a good phis on which to
week that they should take two or three offices in differeot
parts of Lorton, and put op rum which they could
select front the directory, altering a letter or two in order,
If anything unforeeeeu should happen, to prevent anything
uspleassiat. Kelly added that he thought parties who
already had offices but who were di.tressed could be found
who would be willing to accept bills on terms, but as to
their responsibility he could not speak, and he concludedby
stating that be felt at a loss as to whet was best to do, as it
was very difficult to find parties that would stand bankers'
inquiries. This letter was dated the 13th January in the
present year. sad on the 23rd Kelly wrote again. stating
that be had sent orders for goods into York-
shire, but that he found it extremely difficult to
and names, and it was on the 28th of the
same month that the office in Pancras-lane was
taken in the name of Brewer, under the reminders.
already stated. Several other letters of the same nature
and character had been toned and would be produced, all
ten gdin to show the concoction of a deep laid echeme of
frauds on an extensive scale. One of these letters contained
• suggestion by Kelly, that it would be a good idas foe him
to go into the country, say 50 or 100 miles from Loaded,
end there open an establishment wader the same of James
Winkwortb. sad then to open an amount with the local
bank, sad then they weld carry on with success. In this
letter Kelly advised Taylor not to send up any of his goods
to London, as they wouM be sure to be watched. and if so,
it would spoil all. Now, it would appear that they bad pot
into circular* bills purporting to be accepted by Wink-
worth, not or of which had bees paid oe arriving at ma-
turity. On the 3rd February, Kelly wrote that he had
Procured acceptances from Ebsworth, and from Rosa and
Co., of Camden-town (all fictitious firms), and it would be
proved that at this very time Kelly bad takes another
office in Lengbourasechambers, Fecchurehatrese, having
her introdoced to the proprietor by the primmer Taylor, as
MI nitre's, and the nameaf "Frederick Reeves and C 0.," was
Printed up 011 the door-pose In another place this Brewer, or
Farnham. or Reeves, pared under the name of Hamilton,
and in the latter name similar proceedings were taken
in
furtherance of the wholesale system of fraud. He need
scarcely repeat that at all the offices the prisoners bad
They
simply ostensible business of any kind had been carried on. They
simply kept up the appearance of respectable mercantile
firm' the better to aid them io carrying out their plans and
designs for making, manufacturing,
w and circulating their
fraudulent bills of exchange. which ere now charged to be
forgeries, not mere accommodation bills, but bills got up
under a preconcerted scheme of trend. This was an
outlioe of the leading faete of the ease be should rave to
present to the consideration of the jury, and he pet it to
them, as men of business and common sense, whether, after
bearing those facts proved in evidence, they could have say
doubt as to the verdict they ought to ref
d.
Mr. T. Y. Champion was first called, and proved that he
occupied the housePaocraalsoe, City, part of whith
be let ont as offices, and that in May last be let an office on
the wooed floor to a person who rye the same of Brewer,
at 501. per annum. There was no Mad of business carried
os by this party in that office, though letters came there
eddressed to Brewer, who earns to the office daily. When
Brewer took the officethe prisoner Kelly was with him.
Mr. Burgess was next called, and proved be was now in
the service of Brown and Some, In Birmingham, but in
January last he managed the business at 424, Oxford-
street, Loaders, of Mr. B. Nichol, who is brother-la-law of
the prisoner Kelly. Witness knew a person named Farn-
ham, who was frequently in the company of the prisoner
Kelly. The acceptance of the bill of exchstige produced
was, is Farnham's handwriting, and so also was the signa-
ture of Brewer to the agreement for taking the office, No. 2,
Pensewlsee. Wither heard Nicholls say that Brewer was
in his Daryl°. in Dean-street, that he was a very respect.
able men, and he desired witness to say so to any person
who should call to make inquiries. The wither also
Proved the acceptances on other bills by Messrs. Reeves avid
Co., and others, to be all to the handwriting of Farnham.
He also proved the signatures to oertain letters purporting
to be signed by Beeves and Co., by H. Hamilton, and by
Frederick Reeves, to be in the handwriting of Farnham.
On one or two ocessions he tad seen Farnham is cowry
with the preemie 'linter, aid both Nicholls and the pd.
Kenn Kelly Wen present.
Mr. Sleigh said it might be runniest for him to state
that this wu the evidence he proposed thrall as to the
forgery. The remainiog evidence would have iererenoe to
the uttering.
Ma °Mud, Q C., said the eviction r to forgery was in•
enffiriankand cited the cue of "Rex v. Boreme." reported
is Ruralised Ryan. 498, is which oa similar evidence the
judges bad quashed the conviction.
Mr. Sleigh submitted that be bad proved that the bill
bed been soured is • false name for the wren hand,
and was eleerly s forgery.
The Common Serious' said that the forgery had eat bon
Proved. All that was shown was that the s
iren
fa the bandwaltleg Peretwai, bat It lot sot bow r

THE EXPItESS,_ SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 23, 1865.

Mu.lf LAS:

During the pint week the adage " There's many
• slip 'twixt the cup sad the lip,* has boon verified by aa
event which has afforded much gewrip sensome all alumsat
Oxford, and elicited no little amount of commiseration for
thou who have unfortunately base vietimiserL The chief
personage is a whin ladividul who adopts the name of
ai-Ctuder, who some two mouths since took up his
abode is that city and prefsesed to be ea ugliest in eon-
sexton with the centime works of the Gnat Western
Railway. Be obtatud a lodging in Thamoretreet, St.
Aldus's, with a respectable widow, and shortly after be
had resided in the house it appears be made overtures of
marriage to the daughter, which were accepted, sad It was
arranged that the wedding should some off at an early
day. Having thus far succeeded in ose object, his efforts
next appear to have been directed to slung the neces-
sary funds for completing the happy event, sad an
extraordinary stroke of mud foctune cisme opportunely te
the fellow's aid, by, as he alleged, the deans. of his god
father—a gentleman of the name of Wm.—lA.las him,
as he repessiutsd, • renteoll of 8,0001. er 10,0001. • year,
derived from hatchet-park, user Windier, exclusive of
personal property estimated at 25,0001. This oirounistinice
was duly oommuoiessid to the family, and the young ledy's
good fortune wee looked on with no little amount of envy
Ethe fair sex. No doubt mums to have entered the min&
of anyone, and the ides of the genuineness of the story was
further strengthened by the fact that • orrusiderabla amount
of conespondanoe was carried 00, and telegraphic messages
were continually arriving, and ultimately a will was pro-
dueed purporting to be executed by Mr. Wade bequeath'
the estate to Cheer. Thus it was
sear, wh that stairs p
fixed for
until the happy day drew ich was
Thursday, Sept. 14, but then was some hitch in the
legal arrangements, awl the affair was postponed, and
Tuesday last, the 19th lost., was named for meant°.
mation of the happiness of the affianced pair, and im-
mure numbers congregated in the Higbetreet, curious
to inhume the cortege, which was to be of a splendid
character. Bat, alas ! smother bitch occurred, which
bride-
groomtrely altered the currant of the proceedings, the
gr was not forthcoming, and there were ugly rumours
that his career bail been one of
oggrow deception. Extensive
lalntLinrapat.oas
lo oi;a1. eveat beau in AProgr
suburbarrrilla, time, in
town had Inset taken oil
a lease foreseeral years, orders were
given to • Large upholstery firm, and the house was famished
is splendid style ; a wedding trousseau of an elaborate cha-
racter was prepared. Mr. Boffin writ engaged to Provide •
wedding breakfast and cake, suable for the owe-
, Won, with wine, ha., of choice vintage, and Mr. Strood's
dud of hones end carriages were to, be brought into
requisitioo, that gentleman's thstruotioos being to
I prepare tan pairs of gre work of no little difficulty—
whiali, honorer, was fully accomplished. The ceremony
was to be performed at St. John the Baptist church Merton
College chapel), ad the service was to be choral, sad the
choir men sad choristers were to be made participators in
the festivities on the occasion. Every member of the family
was to share is the fellow's good fortune ;• • settlement was
to be made on one and another, and the bride was also to
be allowed a handsome jointure. But all were doomed to
disappointmisat ; the bridegroom failed to put in an appear-
ance, and has not done bees heard of. It would appear
that he alleged that it was necessary be should
visit hatchet for the purpose of arranging for
the spending of the honeymoon, and also for doing
some legal bushier in Ludas, and cm Sunday he departed
by the tirest Wiesen' Railway for that appoint.
leg to meet the brothers of the young yat Slough, in
order that they might asoompany him to his nuts at
Databet. They acoordiogly went to Slough, and after
wait* in vain at the station acme boars for the arrival of
the young heir they proceeded to Datehet, where they
ascertained that no person of the same of Wads or Clutter
were ever known in the locality, and that there was no such
place as Datchet-park. For the first time misgivings began
to flash upon them that their slater and the whole family
bad bees made the victims of a cruel deception. They
then proceeded to Ludes to en edgings gives by
Chater, which proved Bedtime, and after consulting
• directory, a person of the name was discovered.
Hither they hastened, but no clue to the missing ens was
found. Here their mission ended, and they became the
bearers of the ill news to their friends. There of course was
consternation, and the effect upon the young lady can be
readily imsgioed ; and, as it is said, BI news travels fast, it
came to the can of the various tradesmen who had been so
liberally patronised. The upholsterer list no time io con-
veying the furniture beck to his warehouse; the wedding
cake, breakfast, and wines were treated in the same
manner, though the latter bad cousiderably dual-
imbed in bulk ; and, worst of all, it tranepired
that the poor widow who was to have resided
with her daughter in their new residence at Samenertown,
had broken up her home, and the fellow had succeeded in
obtaining, not only the value of most of her furniture, but
her bungs, amounting to about 301. Another member of
the family was induced to part with 101. A female friend,
the dressmaker, aho uttered to the extent of 401. The
deems, ha., as well as the mita of clothes, were not paid
for, sad it is said that he obtained the greater portior of the
young lady's clothing. under the pretence of (*racing it to
Datohet-perk in resdions for their arrival.
The bridecake, which was of the most costly character,
was exhibited is the shop window of Mr. Ballo' and was
as object of attraction to admiring crowds. Cards of ad-
mission to the church were issued, sad Mertasetnet, long
before the hour at which the owenionv was fixed to take
place, was crowded by persons of both sexes, who were
unions to get • sight of the wedding party. The whole
female population seemed to be os the I mre, and some
time thapeed before they could be pensadsd that the affair
was • swindle.

surgnon.

NlGlirs GAZETTE.

di3:.elltayw, ath unon.Dearne, 1 olslag IDaan}a4hz i. tahlre, tarmand Itu
re4aratium
lan
and B. itylands—J. Cistairsadj;tll ontilutge, ha Torn.
and J. Closet. lot. 1.6 sod as tor it
regards J. Mori sad J. Mort pm.
soma equilinaTlONg•
Jail WLnau (or 111.1[B2nuisl, Carspbelitosn, draper, Oct t. 4
tan Argyll Arens Inn, Cantpbelltouo.
loins? Parinson, Glasgow, bottler, nept. 26, at the heck
Hall, Olasgaw.
'mug nowt; tilaegow. funeral undertaker, begot, go, 4 u.
!malty Bs% Otaigow.
30113r2 SIM Wnb3ll2. famelow. wanauxumum• Sent 28, at tsc
thong" gall. Mallow.
JO= kl•Vgrldeaaasad), filesper, spirit dealer, scpt. te. at iii
?malty Halt Glaarow.

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SAIHRUPTS.
EMMY CHARI.I7OI, Thorobury, Okaceater,
to enevemiler, Oct I& st I.
JAWYR AMR ita. Chertsey, gamey, Oct. 6, at 1.
Motes Aeon WAeggnit, Petkraid, Old Lentroad, commission
agent, Oct 10, at 1.
Manua% Mammas. New Crags-raid, Surrey, and Manchester-
buildinp, Westminster, surveyor, Oct 5, at 11.
WILJAAA J Minis ertalelll3llloll STRANG; latherland.ple.-
bourne-grove, Oct 6. at IL
JOBS W1L.1.1A31 MARTIN rogatAMlOn, Harrin-'
stead•road. burbler-M.lBw, Oct. 5, at 1.
I ItIORARD BULL, Blshopsgineetreet Wlthowt, hider. Oct. 5, at 1.
(Mara Sestets.. Grolioß RIAVELL, Jun., and Fat= Melt;
New Windsor. Berkshire, builders, Oct. 6, at 1.2.
WILLIAM Foram% 8L Joluwitmet, Wei Smithilebl, went
builder, Oct. 6, at 13.
loam Tunis*, Aropion-place, Oray'sinn.road, acocientant. Oct
L
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Oct In, at 14
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finalali Fun& Illemnour street liustoe-road, pianoforte key
umnefacturer. Oct. 10, at 11.
TIONAS iiimailtAN. Ullypotiane, Noble-street, bat band maker,
Oct 10, 12.
Ernieren lat
IieIaNDIIS. Hackneyroad. end BPringlieldterrace.
Hackney, bout sad shoenteaufnenuer, Oct 10, at
JANNSODITT, Hatalmook lam lams& termer. Octlt. 10, at It.
ALEXAMDZIL BRYANT, Low Leyte% lax, and Water-lane, City,
DAVID
merehant,Oot. Mk al 1.
DAVID HONROcrin, Hamptom la. Arden. Warwickshire, baker,
Oct. 6, at IL
Ming EVANS, Dileiaston, litadordshire. carpenter. Oct 6, at 12.
JOBS DAWIIOI, Nettagham, bender,
_04.10, at 11.
liszeinang Atostrartni IDWALDIII, inDeistii. Carnlarthsnahini,
farmer, OM. I, et IL
JAM= rddrstio 0114,110101, Beth. Oct. 2, at 11.
IDWARD WRITS, Uffculme, Devonshire, threshing machine pro-
prietor, Oct. It at 12.
WILLIAM liaooll, LimlWood, Yorkshire, yarn Wooer, Oet.9, at IL
WILLIAM Wrigtaron, sad gallon Paarrisr, Bradford, woated
Woman Oct. 9. at 11.
Gnomes Wilmineou, Southport Lancashire, builder, Oct. S,at IL
Jons rental 1116111131. Liverpool. peinter, Oct. 9, MU.
Mariam Neale 14 MUM Ur. rpoot brewed. at 12.
SAM= lISTWALD MOM& New Brishton, , Oct. 3, atlL
ROILS HARROW BANCIWIT, Manchester. printer, Oct. 5, at 12.
Senna Roilleinne, Manchester, twine mannfactsirer, Oct 16 MAL
Joel Puntean Lucas" Bermley, Lancashire, coetaa alum,
OM 9., at IL
BIN Liens lOWA, Cockennouth, Cumberland, grocer, Oct. 4, at 12.
JANIS Rom= OOLLINOWOOD. Sunderland, cosi merchant
Oct. IS, at IL
0301151 505111, Sundertend, provision dealer, Oct. 4, at lle.
Jamie Oloug, Birminglsam, boot m dodeetarer, Oct. 9, at 10.
JAY BERRY Dawson Islannaglmes, baker, OM. 9,1410.
0 noßaßPAOLlMlßTUN,liessaingassm.commisioessientc.9,atlo.
Jour Husciutice, In. Lounartroon-bea. tailor. OM. 7, VA 11.
Joon Hasa, Moors, Montgomeryshire, servant in husbandry,
Oct. 4, at 10.
FlA:geSrsoll'ilni".Oct. i atAiriu""‘ NedhamPtoushir%
WILLIAM 1111aRT BALL Stafford. baker, Oct. 6, at U.
IDWaRD Mamma, Wetoe, gotta • bans, teadealer. Sept WM 18.
ABCHIBALD Museum, Dudley. traveWng draper.
Oct. 6, et 11.
JOlll2ll MARTIN, Dudley. miner, Oct. 6, at U.
TROXAS COMA, WalkerharhAM, Notts, gardener, Oct 5, at 10.
WILLIAM Rglia, Wintborpe, Uneolnsh. bleck=ith, Sept 115, at 3.
WILLIAM BROWN. Janie, Durham. plumber, Oct. S, at 12.
Oman WeamtwitiontJarlnal,Leasombhsell maker,Oen 11,411.
SABAH ABA 11110iI, widow, laid; gold sad silver Mitts au&
tw..tarvar, Oct. IL at IL
WILLIAM ANTHONY DANCR, Leeds. Oct U, at 12.
Nut KIIMPIN, 1,1 I thweston,Rutlandshire,stase martonOct.s,al3.
WILLIIK .1011 N ikmort.t Minim, Manchester. joiner, Oct. % at 9i.
JOBS Pinar, K cieston, Lancashire, attendant at the LAMM
Laiistic Asylum, Oct 4, at 11.
ThIONAII BARRY. Colas, Lancashire, tnner, Oat & at It
jamas HANDRABON, Darlialrloa, baritones keeper, Oct & Y U.
Jana WILLIS SCUILST. ablest maker Oat % at 19
Thomas MORDLIWTOTTINGHAX. Ipswich. painter. Oct. 4,A IL
RICHARD MAR, Leicester, carpenter. Oct. 7, at 10.
Joins Wean, fatten in Ashneld, Notts, bag halm, Oct. 30, at 11.
MOUNT Moms CLAIM, Eat:, wheelwright, Oat 6, at 11.
Wudien THOMAS 11 iti., Exeter, boot raker, Oct. kat 11.
Ream Davits, Cerdiff, publican, 0.6.11.
ALLAY TAYLOR, Halite., draper.
Oct. 13, at 10.
Fiume FORD, Halifax, labourer, Oct. 6, st 10.
Joni JAK191.31, Kendal, Wistmot land, iron moulder,Oct. 3, at 11.
Jain Matta MAT, Aylesbury, sign painter, Oct. S. at 10.
Joss Gann Colwyn, Ustnarvonsh., palace constable, Oce.2,atl.
Joss HOBOS. Liverpool. boarding-how keeper, Oct. 4, at 1
Qualm Coons Maxon& Liverpool, estate agent, Oct. kat 3
Jana }lianas, Liverpool, late baker, Oct. 4, at &
LAST REANIMATION&
Oct. SO. T. Banyan'. Maidstone. dealer In hale-Nov. 1. J.
Barris Pate-road, Brampton, and Georgestreet, Manskia-house,
stockbroker-Nor. 1. .1. Payne, Chatham. mess steward in the
Royal N ay-Nov. I. W.
tone Larlehant Lent shier-
Nov. 6. W. Ledger, Makbtone stonemason -riot. 12. H. gloves-
son, Brightoutensce, Vivaria-park. woollen factor-OM. IS.
C. T. Eincrat, Old Kent-road. and Lawrence Possetney-hoe,
oommlssion agent-Oct T. W. wiffiAms. Whitmore-read,
Islington, wailer -Nov. 3. T. Lades, Newand. kotherbithe,
Journeyman 000 T cloth printer-Oct. Et A. IL Ban Ship Tavern-
Leadahallaarket, harmed vietedier-Oet. 30. 0.
cubraria, Lnieetreet, Weeder-quern Jam mentilacterst-Get.
Ott W. Johnson, Weetbournorrove, layswater, and It, tit:
terrace, denialtfreen, picture dealer-flat. 30. J. Smart,
lornew-road North, geotish.town, Journeyman smith-oot 80.
G. 1. Learack Walthamstow, Es es, secretory to the fitralfurd
Music-hal Company !Umite&-Oct. M. W. Baker, seen., Croydon.
Surrey. grocer-Oat. 30. B. Low, York-road. Wands. orth, beer
reader-4kt 30. W. Skinaer, Taub kiss Wells. Lent, brick-
layer-Oct 39. M. C. Lynch, Durham place, Lambeth read, late a
lieutenant in the 2nd West India Regiment-Oct SO. S. bases,
Middlesex-street, Whiteehapel, furrier-Oct. S.. A. M•Dougall,
Horton-road, Ha
ckney, clerk in the Admiralty-office, Somerset-
house -Nov. 1 . Eyre, Wellingborough, Northamptonshire,
shoe minufacturer-Nov. L W. Hardin', Basingstoke, Hemp-
shire, eiceensaams-Nov. 1. IL Yillpowski, Be ton street,
Nualon.square, clot to au insurance office-Nov. 1. H. Danes,
Monepelier.street, Brompton, beker-Nov. I. 11. Stretton. Crom-
well-house, Filet:nate, clerk In holy orders-Nov. I. J. H. Most-
rem, Tettenham Uourt Hamad vietaaller - Now. I It. J.
Le.ripre gandwich. Lensed,
nt,licensed vi Waller- Nov. 1. J. Beret
Lower Thameastreet. and Oid Kent-road, alp broker-Nov. L
A. J. Martin, Stretford. Mass; Kant Meths sale of beer-Nov. 1.
J. Bandanas, Southampton mina peals dealer-Nov. 1. J. A.
Taken, recaarehareet, end Whltioy-elllse. Oakadonlan-road,
ship broker-Nov. 1. C. Peacock. W 400 R-reed. bath Lambeth,
-Nov. 1. H. Statism Charterhouse.lane, licensed victual-
Cleltov. t. C. Prelim, Great Tower-street. attorney-Nov. 3.
J. 0. Cleft, Hereford-street, Bethnal petesroad, better-Nov. I.
C Pratt If whey-on:Thema otorderainer-Nor S. J. is,
Bickiey.;ow. itotherhP he, miler-Nov. 3. C. H. °Gahm**,
Chatham, hairdreewir -Nov. 3. G. Nelson, Lialuscod-road. Bays-
water, house decorator -Nov. S. J. B. Brandy, I Inn-
keeper-Nov. 3. 0. B. Sharp, Tilehurst, Berkshire _r0v;14..,. R.
Presto; Broesotonaquare, Brampton, ocarional bettor on the
turf-Nov. 3.1. V. Houma, 12ro.terraos, Hackney. bolldor's
clerk-Nov. & R. F. ?rangier, lionthempton. and Milibrook,
Hampshire, auctioneer-Nov. S. J. Grifilth, Gearemod. caninato
Nov clerk-Nov. S. 7. Croft, Woodford, Lees late vie:leaner
Nov. S. J. Thurland. Park-phies. Ilighbury-rain oomnsercial tie.
Teller-240v. I.
W. Peaked, L.
bath
Surrey, butcher-
Nov. 3. E Villiers, Frith-street, Sohn Jeweller-Noy. S. T.
Oroom, Moder-terrace. Pimlico, cab proprletoe-Now. n 7. R.
Millar, lialdardatrest, Islington serreantli• clerk-Nov. &
0. L. Wenn St. Mark's-road. Notting-hid, banker's clerk-
Nov. It. J. Beeson Binanaham. dreggist-Nov. ill J. Goodall,
Redditch, 4 orcestershire, dreper-Na. 10. A. Barker, Emirs-
hall, Staffordshire, farmer-Nov. It W. Saddle,
Nottlughamshire, lace manufacturer -N0v.14. J. 31 lICZOM
beta, Nottinghamshire, lees maker-Nov. 14. C. C. Robinson.
Nevado', Lincolnshire, Joiner- Oct 19. T. D. Appleby, Leeds,
theme factor-OM 19. W. (Haim Hansa., Yorkshire, pinta-
Nov. 9. & Wadsworth, Haifa, grocer • Oct. 5. B. Brig end A.
Bra l. Chopparde, Yorkshire, woollen cloth manufacturers-Nov,
10. T. Wheatley, but &Word, Notiogh.mshlre. tenor -Nov.
10. H. Miller, Wadsley. Yorkshire-Nov. 10. G. T. nadir.
soa, Daseaster, Yorkshire, dealer in artificial manures
Oct. l& M. Owen, Liverpool. cart owner and bay defier-
-
OM. 16. J. Tomlianon, Liverpool. prosieioa dealer-Oct & F.
Jones, Llauddernicilea, Carnarvonehire, Oct IL J. Pra-
wn, I irespool, grocer-Oct 4. 8. Couns. 11, Blackburn, I■lllll-
- builder-Oct 11. J. Henshail. &holes Wiwi, Lancsabire,
innkeeper-Oct. 11. 1. Mitchell, lasi, Cumberland, farmer - Oct.
18 A. Ayton, Dowatos Wiltshire, labs mate* dealer-Oct. 10.
W. Murton, Carlisle, plumber- Oct. It A. F. Roan Gates-
head, Durham, cantatas' click-OM IC C. Pontos, -
ham, cutter out to a tailor-Oct 24. 11. Evans. Bhainalsarn,
Nieman - Oct 24. I. Bolts, Aston, Warwt bhire, Journeyman
Jeweller-oot. 24. W. Davis, Aston-road, near Birmingham, jour-
neyman brassfounder-Oct. ft. J. Creme, Ring's Norton, Wor-
cestershire, bricklayer-OM. 21. H. &Awn . MI , Birmingham,
Rilijeweller-Oct 114. J. Mathews. Aston.Jonts•Biradiiiduun,
builder's foreman-Oct 18. F. S. Denton. Darlington Durham,
Journeyman 1 onmormer-Oct. 6. C. 0111, Rotherham, Yorkshire,
beerhnues keeper-Oct. In W. Boyle, Hahne, Lancashire, lova.
Mon dealer-oot. 13 Margaret Moody, widow, Heaton Noah,
Lancashire, manager of a albite-house- Oct. & W. Morgan Bol-
ton, Lancashire, norter-Oct. O. W. W. Murray, Durbems-oce.
It W. Redman, Hanooat, Laaceshire, stone nuraon-Oet. 9. W.
Goss. Harualaple. Devonshlra, baker-Oct le. J. Stanford. East
Worlington, De. on-hire. miller-Oct lb .1. Watcham, Wash-
I brook. Suffolk. palnier-Oct 24 W. Jackson, Sunderland, can-
mission agent-Oct. l& T. H. Marshall. Bish pwoussouth,
Joiner-Oct. 96. W. Oliver, Routh Shields, foreman shi t-
OM. a W. Illis, Jen., South Shields. - Oet. 91. J. Olbaon
South Shields, grocer-Oct let T. genderless& tailor-
Oct. l& A. B. M'lntosh. Blehopweerstouth, poulterer-Oet. IS.
T. A. Cleric, Sunderland, draper - Oct. & S. Ackerman, Red-
raft, Dorestahlre, binkorper-Oet. I& 0. Warren, Peter.
horongh, dealer in corn-Oct. 21 Di Smith. New Fiction,
Huntingdonshire, innkeeper-Oct 12. J. C. Clayton, Satan,
Leicestershire. baker-Oct 6. R. Jl.oBi, Conway, confecaloDer-
Oct. 6. E Maley, Chester, boot--`--Oet. 18. J. Vaadenbern
Spaidiat Linceloshire. sieemeker-Oct IL J. F. Walker, Dud-
ley, Worcestershire, confectioner-Oct. 5. T. laden Tipton
Staffordshire, colliery engineer-Oct & A. A. Shaw, Nantes-10-
the-Moon. Staffordshire, assistant surgoou-Oct. 4. H. Stouter,
Hanky, otaffordshire, engineman- Oct S. J. littlest 'Tipton,
Staffordshire ,rocer--Oct. 16. W . Harell, theater, Crefordebire,
cooper-Oct. 16g. G. Smith, 111C1VIiii, butcher-Oct. 6. J.Colebtost.,
T =Ka, Staffordshire. journeyman potter.
DIVIDENDS.
Oct. 19. R. Abraham, Glyn heath, Glamorganddre. colliery
agent Oct. 19. 0. Tanner, Chippenham, Wiltshire, tallor-Oct. it
J. Redfearn, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, builder-Oct 9. J. Mega"
Leeds. grocer-Oct 9. B. il .wkia, see. York, baker-Oet 9.
D. Atkinson, Pontefract, late Inakoeper-Oct. 4. L Edwards,
Bootle, Lencsahlre, iron founder--Oat. 7. I. 0. Mann H
blacksmith-Oct
Cardiff. furniture broker-Oet. a. C. Drew, Cardiff, geneses
---..factursr.-04. M. W. A. roman Mangan fikimergara.
-`--04. 11 W. H. Tamar, Haselard. ~diary

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J. Rkketts. and J. Lamm, km. Quits Woe. Wfft.
shire. of runisows-11. Tweeted sod J. Ct. Burgess,
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Psure-britkilans, City, lamp Namur etarsro-0. T. Ltd
T. Mown G. atone. sod H. C. Brown. Bpitsi-sinars. Mid.
asses ; Middleton sod Loldh. Latershirs; and hetihsrry
Suffolk, silk nisourscturige. so far as ragarOM L Brown
sad O. T. lierep-H. J. Brett and 1. Tuxtla. Liwirps4 is
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wheelwrights. so tar as sorissii G. tniok-D. Peri= sad!.
Harwood. Wartiford wart, Thsoffstertweatreek sateeweys-J. •
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sad L. Atiation, oasaburgb-.01 stows Plasnait•
rasnithietarers- . Massing sad Poise.
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RhelwartUne sad B. Oliver. *awarder. ilk esoirC=
Iffiltheep. P. litithosp, aad W. °dm, indoswood. PHsigarks.
stirs/Wes d oU boo cost. so tiw ss regards W. ffieweri=
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