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4 • THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, 'JANUARY 16, 1866.
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MUSW. INUNDATIONS FROM THE LATE sroßms. FEVER AND SMALL-PDX IN THE METROPOLIS. crew moot likely would have done, when they saw a lifeboat LAW INTELLIGENCE. - Primmer said he was death ; that he did not
-4.-- --•-- --e- approaching, and they seemed so anxious to save their
-e--- anything that had occurred. Mee*
MONDAY POPULAR CONCERTS. Tile rapid thaw which set in on Friday night has Yesterday afternoon the Poor-law Board received clothes that only one man jumped into the lifeboat, al- Mr. If. Matthews, the landlord of the bonne sin in,
been the occasion of much flooding in the north•eastern a deputation from the parish of St. Pancras on the subject though they could all have easily dose soothe couwein COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-JAN. /5. trier °al" in last gatusdaY night. He refused L''''4l
The Monday Popular Concerts have begun or ejetricts, The whole of - of the recent outbreak of typhua fever in that parish, and tells me, if they chow While in this Position in • tr•-
the low-lying portions of the De amid away. Sittings at Nisi Prins at GnildhalL-(Belore the Lord Chief because he was thank, and he then beams vs.' silt
and violent., and the coastable was feeds& -nrll.
the mason The concoct of last night VIA the first of the country have suffered severely, mare especially Totteeham, the nemersity of lug* ineremeg hesPital accrenemdation °eludes' lea' the rure hem the hug- Justice and • isp•cisi Jury.).
for fever aod small-pox patients in the metropolis. and thee four of the ifeboat's oars, all on one side, were ncrafielfe-Is anything known of the primer •
eighth season, and the one hundred and eighty•eighth Edmonton, and the adjaoent parte in Essex. Each brook, see . . hed. She had, socordi to th rut fh N time!
ng a es o t • a HILL tY. 111041 LY.
ral members of the deputation addreased the board, °mat Inspected Humphrise-He is a convict, on lava t'-
dyke. and rivulet was converted into a rushing etream, No
since the commencement of the series. They promise to Wing the circumstances connected with the timay fever Lifeboat Institution four spare oars in her, but before they After our report left yeeterday, known him for yeses. Re is doing his very Nei 1. US"
overflowing ita banks and flooding the fields and roads. The a
be as Popalar as ever ; for St. Janiee'a-hall, as heretofore. sudden melting of theme* on the uplands of Color/Rook, cases they have had of late in their workhouse, owing could be shipped to pull she was thrown on the reeks, which The jun retired at • quarter to four o'clock to consider industry to retrieve kis character. He works vae:L.7..4
to the inability of the fever. hospital to receive themefrom were close to.: and
_hew. it is tbat sbe hos suff, eald their verdict, At 10 minutes to 7 onlepth they returned his tried*. The oftence for which he was out-t °elm Ivan
was crowded to the doors, and the audience enjoyed the Southitate, Kuehl, hc., caused vast torrents of water to
rush
rough the jartete n
ea,
causing t 1
and want of room, en coonectieo with these cuss tee ins of so Intl* ss qua* wonderful, or how the czew escaped Mang tato court, sod said they found for the plaintiff on the brass maliciously wounding. There le only seven di.. 147!el
feast provided for them with as much zest as ever.
their senior medical officer, Mr• Robertn had been aacri. drowned. She is truly a noble boat, and must have been relative to his not beteg dimmed at the time of his mar- cd his term. s- mane a PAC'
Th inconvenience to the i
e programme, which waa wholly selected from the . nbebitents. Water-lane at Edema-
fitted. It was explained that the authorities of that pariah like • mak on the water, and boanded over the rocks in riage, and Mai he did Dot communicate it to his wife, and Mr. Self e(to prisoner)-Your rend tis lon the
ton was utterly impassable to pedestrians, aod the horses ric extremely fa*, . urn clipt
worka of Beethoven, was al follows : were not at all at issue with the hospital authorities ;on some mysterious manner, for beyond a small crack in the aloe for him es the miser charges attributed to him in the a e your realty is still haeging over you. Ths • tool. •Po
in the 'buses, at nine o'clock on Setae-day evening, where
the contrary, the debt of oblination whiCh the parish wea outer skin of the sterboerd bilge and bee stern she ix se wife's petition. bet they found fw the defendent on the Mame of referent to leave the hones when deers* ils„alt Docks.
PART I. the road dipped, were well nigh bresandeep. Scarcely
ts noted
Quartet, la Z flat, No. IO Op. 74, for two violins, viola, and . i y as sr as
a house from that •t, C't f the under to them was deeply felt ; but the need was sound as ever. It ie a wonder she was not broken to issue of negligence. you liable to a penalty of 40a. I ant very glad to in_7•ll
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vieloneello . MM. Straus, I. Rien 11. Webb, and Paque. great for come organised system which should pieces. The Whitbare fishermen are horribly disgusted at The jury were about to state *emoting with regard to the are work* bard for your living. but I mous .;;;.* • .„,tvi
Lieder Keels : Mr. elms Reeves. Red Lien in Tottenham Hit h-road but some evidence
„Da too 1 • hu buo reader dependence upon such precarious aooommin tbe vile report.' stating that they have been exhibitieg dammed, when this offence. You are committed for 14 days. '-' ne ' -
Sonata. In D, Op 10, No. 3, for pianoforte alone ; Mr. Franklin of the flood to show, dation out of the question. Without following the false lights to lure vowel" uhore, and wish they had never The Lord Chia Justice said their verdict was for the de- THANE& EVITT
Taylor. general, though, so far as we have been able to learn, fee-
speakers through the various facia and argument+ they NOD a lifeboat. I know them too well to believe that foodant, the issue. being negligence or no negligence, and ()New ponick, a young maa, woo , s_.
PART 11. tenately unattended with serious results. The whole of the • memo of PACE
Bemired% la D major, Op. S. for violin, I.Mia, and violoncello, neighbourhood ou either hand of the Amid at Edmonton adduced, we may quote, as embracing the pith of them alt they would be gailty of each dastardly acts. Of late a they could not give damages ;as they found the advice pages °band with steeling is. hoionob.,„ ,n ~,,_ et . a nob i
MM. Straus, H. Webb. Oki Psque. was submerged, and the reed in front of that Doted mama an extract of a report which was read from Dr. Hillier, the kegs number of vessels have come ashore Dear WMIbIITD, charged against the defendant was not given the question inn Tomes Hatched. No. ge, .iisos na "'RIM, „own n
song, " Adelaide:" Mr. elms Reeves.
bled • mill race from 7 until 9 o'clock when a subsidence medical officer of health of the parish, dated the 9th inst. and these DM have ever been reedy, in the fiercest midnight of damages did not arise. The verdict would, therefore, be hones, dispose Mee 4 tons, 0.
Sonata, in reOp. le N 0.2, tor pianoforte and violin . Mr. Franklin --- - --- - - . - ' • He says :-" One Fever Hospital with 280 beds in the storms, to go to tbe rescue of the shipwrecked men." for the plaintiff upon the particular Imes they had The prisoner nod hese is. the employ of n •In the
Taylor and Herr Straus. begat. At Tottenham great chaster wee for some time
a hooded. For „haunt.) agia Kuala rues parallel north of London ie totally inadequate to meet the wank. When the Whitbure lifeboat was disabled on Saturday a named. r. goon
as assietent. The prosecutor, haviag good rams --"' sun's)
Conductor-Mr. Benedict. of the whole metropolis. There should, in ray opinion, be messenger waa meet to Sunderland for the "FtOEl/1106 The jury then retired, but wore shortly afterwards gent pees that be bad been robbed to a • oea has • n
• with the high road, at times manta/nag in original cha • of Cab
AU them pieces ate well known to amateur", and most of racier as an open rivulet, and at others being cooducted four such hospitals-north, south, east, and west. It is Nightingale" Lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Institution, for by his lordship, and on their coming into court he saili extoo4 by rbo • , mubod th elumerellill% setter. el
very objectionable that fever petienta at Greenwieb, Ro. which was at once launthod, and taken in tow of a steam it was his duty to tell them that they could not give Ca
them have been repeatedly performed at the Monday Popular by culvert work beneath the streets,' and in a portion P- six-peace on Saturday night, and gave sho osntill,l.o .of trail
to the some of the wreck but before she arrived there tain Hill dam es on the
therhithe, Southwuk, Wbitachapet or Kensington should tug . . , .. . _ _ ag issues they had found for him. young woman named Emma Revell, with -"TM co., le.
Concerts. Beethoven's Tenth feminist is justly esteemed of its course the pressure of its waters hurheaved upwards
enui all have to be brought to Islington. The dimmer which some tags which had been in the vicinity of the vessel had They could not acquit the defendant and at tbe mine time to men, a ob. ourchsua son
one of the finest worics of ite class. Ia cluronological ord.): a considerable length of roadway, &Pc' the founds
they have to be conveyed is far too great, and many a gone to the Tyne and brought back two of the Shields give damages against him. They would not, of course, ' - --' *ge
of many of the houses built ahem its bed have been . amount of 1 , sad paid the prisoner the es... •
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it follows the " Rasowmoffsky" set ; and, like them, seriously injured. In trait of the establiehment of Mr. patient hie been known to die in the transit, and many lifeboat., who fortunately saved the remainder of the MAP- swerve from the conclusion they bad deliberately CO= $O, had received of leo ffatebaro on ocoofoot. -7'1,41
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belenge to the beat and happiest period of his life, when Harper, butcher, Tottenham High-road, the pavement has mora have had their death. acnslerated by their long jonr. wrecked men, nine in number. The vessel was tbe barque in favotir of the defendant, on the ground of negligence. the prisoner • bill for 10e. 6d., sod • receipt foe 35,--4M . coked°,
ney.". It wee urged thata prima/actresses had been made out, Marianne, of Ostend, bound from Rotterdam to the Type, The Foreman-It is a aim full of difficulties, my lord.
kis genies was fully developed in all its originality and been forced in, sod the cellars of adjoining houses flooded. petroseronly amounted to Mr. Reichard for 2a., ad ". floe clipp
showing the Ina' deemey of the Meant Fewer Hospital &teem. with sulphur ore, and the is likely to become a total wreck. TM Lord Chief Justice-It is. Mg
the marked shillings was found upon him by s ; rFeelll9.
power, and had not yet fallen into that morbid oondition la. this Perticelar Medan, the flood wal stronger than any- . • • • • • -
o_ m and that tt w be still more eo if fever became
Pennon. The jury again retired, and returned into court at • same No. 337 11. who also feud 9a.101-iii-2, I, built r
the of the kind known once about tweatv•five vears
which affeeted more or less injuriously all his subsequent ng - -81 X rif there wius good reason to believe that it would in m _ , quarter to eight o'clock, when cash sponrit The primmer said all the mooey tekai-ro 'im her
wheo it is said, boats were rowed from the Angel at • et °l' a liE LIFEBOAT CALAMITY OFT GORLESTONL le WM
'mina The performers were all well known to the habitue* of noot„ to the Old Red Lion, a diatoms of about a mile. many other districts of the metropolis besides St. Pawn', noon, _ -.a. . i The Foreman said-We have agreed to a simple verdict bon was his own. He &Hamer& seie the •e•
/II °oat which unhappily capsized off Gorleatoce , led Oki • • le
the Monday Popular Concerts, and did the fullest jastice to On Seeder morning Tottenham Hale was entirely under as the great amount of property inhabited by the poorer fOLL''`'e Isrl'iaidant io in
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with the National 1 for the plaintiff-damagea one farthing. was stolen and begged kis master's pardon. 0 • &-
classes, which was being destroyed to make way for railway "" , The Lord Chief Justice-The verdict yon promunoodenst The prisoner, in-dorraos, mid-I am guilty. e nem
its innumerable beauties. Mr. Franklin Taylor, • young water. The whole of tbe Broad-lane was flooded, aod nay. i 'Awn, nor n e -ng one. ,
Lif boat Inat't • • Yth boat a self • hting -
encroachments, for New Ines of Court, hc., caused the 4 . , now would have satisfied all the justice of the case. This self on the mem of my magter. lam very bis le .
pianist of singular merit, made a triumphant debut before a visa improved the occasion and seized the opportunity of
•to migrate into already over-crowded, loose, sod There are four of these large salvage boats on the coasts , verdict ia manifestly a compromise. If theeplaintiff was bss iis ate Evrri
tureen; an honest peony
.by'cioeveyindfoot passengers upon Cr of Norfolk aed Suffolk, and one at Margate. They helloes I of PA
London audience. He has punned his studies at the Con- y ventilated neighbourhoods. The Poor-law Board was entitled to an d he • titled to substantial. len
y mantes, is en Ram you reason to believe he beau/hid
thou oacks from one pieos of rising ground to another. to the boatmen themselves eed constantly used in lei - Pm
nerratoire of Lamle, and is evidently a highly accomplished The consternation at this point was immeshed upon them grounds inked to exercise the power, if they had ,-- sr• ' deem. If, however, this is a verdict you are prepared to of other pony ?
saying property. Two of them have during the past week 1 a..rad. • .181111111
performer. The solo sonata which he pleyed is one of the by aha roof of ona of the „wly.ereeted it, of procurine for the public more extensive fever and .
ed th tG I toe •th frf 1 1 f life. 1 --- . I must, of wean reative it. Yoe fled Wined Mo Hatehard-of tarp VMS, DO doubt of it at ell, . , real
onnil•pox hospital eacommodation than at present exists • caPrric * a mre • re le ewr • se e °es ° the defendant as to the issue as to the advice 'yen
early works of the compour. It is of the beacons keel, houses, near the Marlafield-roan falling in end the emu.
__l Nearly all the one hundred and fifty-three boats of the _a _ . gt • , Mr. Paget-Tben I shall commit the prisoner for kin ,ndeit •
and is full of fire and brillianey, abounding in immense pants of the house d 1 h had h th '
were carried upon the shoulders of an It ey no lac MS", ea the necessity was norm ona. e ns i u ion are self-righting boats, aad
Nati I Lif boat I t't t• Tb Foreman-We do. We find it was negligent admen oi for al
of their seeking for powers in the ensuing parliament to The Lord Chief Justice-That is inconsistent with your ven-ot 6
DAD to adjoiniag houses. In Lordthitalane mei at Stone- iell used in saving life in cues of shipwreck.
terns of
former 'lading. MARKET&
difficulties of execution which Mr. Taylor ammotuited Leigh South considerable dam has been done by the water
QM enable them to carry out that which was for the protection ar° si*c-y
of the health and the live. of all classes. The Foreman-We with to give the plaintiff an opportu-
with the utmost clearness and without any appearance Bowies into the houses, and sapping the fouadatices. In -o--
l'he PnesiDeser (the Hon. Mr. Villiers) asked Mr. Farnall idty of baving a new trial.
of effort. It was only in the exquisite slow move- Charlseatreet, a place inhabited principally by gardeners Evir
whether his lineation had been specially called to the NAVAL AND MILITARY. The Lord Chief Justios-God bless my soul ! LONDON WEEKLY DOCK RETURI7B.-41. 1.1 leg to
meat that he had the opportunity mod kitchens were
of displaying sod navvies, and where the nedergr
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renal
mama oz iever putoola toso sae wanes The Foremen-I mean a new trial in life. Import* Diehard. Peek* no
oo flooded, sa were also the ground floors, the residents had to ea .__o__ _ -._---___Loe Met tel
the
dill higher qualities ul a Perform" ' hia 6°, "cal in-' take refug po the first floors. Some parts of the Eastern Ifr. FARNALL sad some few cases of typhus fever had
PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 15. ann ei
The Lord Chief Justice-I see, gentlemen, you wish to Deana
Streth-W. I. bhda & • 1,604 1,971 11,964 pm e reg
and his power of dramatic and passionate expression ; qua- Counties Rialwany were flooded, but happily not so much ceme ander his not" ao being admitted into workhouns, ems m anew.
'Ries which were, perhaps, still more beautifully exhibited so as to materially interfere with the ordinary traffic of the a coarse which he as an inspector had a great objectless to, The Minotaur iron screw ship, Captain F. Her- Dr. Tristram (ea the part of the plaintiff)-That is all wa D°` hrisrg Mga 1'1" Mi 1•1* DM London .
- Mauritius bogs 4.336 ;The 121,964 tom sny of c
ben actin steamed out of harbour this morning and •
for however notated ruch cases might be from the rest of g. , . i desire. Zest India • I.OtIO UZI t 14,75 meg eie dm
in his performance of the Sonata in A., one of the famous line Tbe whole of the Fmex marshal are under water, and
the boron the patients had to be attended to by the surgeons anchored at Slathered. When the weather lia favourable she The Lord Cbief Justice-What a farthing damages* Siam bask - -
• IA • carry a i
" Selieri" set ; • somas, we think, which Beethoven him- between Lea-bridge and Edmonton the embankment of
and nurses ot the establishment, a cimamaten Ike! 'll roceed into the Channel for trial of the new gun Dr • ' * • ' *
ca I y wi P . Tnstram-ho, my lord, the new trial to winch the Manilla bags 13.981 1,01 106,710 mud , taw
the line of railway is the °sly dry place, the fields and
self has never excelled at any period of his life. Mr. Sim' • • • id of to spread the contagion amongst the inmates generally, carriages designed for heavy broadside armameek, and will, foreman refers. Havana
marshes upon either side being aw e expanse water
At Greenwich there were six cases that came uoder his notice, it is undo/stood, return to Spithead after each day's aspen- The verdict was then entered for the plaintiff-demagog; C•ba • b°"' - - - . EVIT
Reeves was welcomed with ardour ; and his two flue vocal several feet deep. Oa Saturday evening the water between Fonziapalfsesorado 302 147
three of which were admitted into the home because there month The object is to amertain the practicability of pm yorghiog. 1/271 KM 1 aPA
pieces-both of which he has repeatedly sung at these con- the Tottenham station and the high road reached up to packages 845 1,612 26,896 pais bed aaa
• • waa no room at the hospital, sod the other three were sent working these heavy guas in a seaway, but the Minotaur is
cute-excited the accustomed enthusiasm. the boxes of the wheals of the carts called into requisition Beet Root casks 266 DM one o
to some house in the neighbourhood. such an immense SiZA that it will be only possible to obtain
Do. .
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we who elk at th station MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. .7. NI
It ia antiolluCed that the concerts of this mama will be t° transP°Tt the PB4BBB'' rs -hted 8 ' The Parsomorr said that fever hospitals would require a a really satisfactory trial in Very boisterous weather. C)rege-W.I. .pecsages - gg 1.2 M IA
Oa Sunday the waters of the Grand Junction Canal began
Do..t:els. 4 - - , new VI
seventeen in namber, given weekly from this time to the visibly to • „d tooaed„uo mu so, high uto unu great deal of supervision mid management. Did the demo _n____
ber tatt i
tation believe that they could find men of intelligence pre- Ceylon 1,090 746 144161 see
2nd of July next ; besides seven morning performances to part of the town of Rickmenswortb, Harts, to be entirely (Before W. H. Bodkin, Amistaat-Jedge.) bo. belo A • OW ;lee Mem rot ' P
...I to run the hazard of watchio over and su rintending UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. Xi,
be give. on Saturdays between the 10th of February and the inundated with water to the depth of several feet, so that Pa- . g Pe
ALLEGED ISM AT THE MIMMAUNSTER PALLCE HOTEL, lkwha " di 10 ten sot
o the management of such institutions? -.-- Othar Z. India 1.340 NG 42469 ipp
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24th of March. Herr Straus is engaged as principal violin De°l:4° were Prevented attending the after•••- Mr. Cocuss thought there would be one member of each OXFORD, JAN. 15. Wm, Henry Oakes Warren, 22, described es a gentleman po, do. _ _
Divine service at the parish church. The railway station, - -
for the first five cincerts. Herr Joachim wiil appear on joining, an t e mcarage, e rem ence
alio the meadows ad' • • d h ' th el board who woald cheerfully undertake the duty. In a congregation holden this morning the fol- th
_a son of a gene:din the Peony, and said to be otherwim very Drain* Corm Bei* , • one 1,176 moss gni ' of PA
February 12, and at every succeeding concert up to Easter. ot the Rev. Alleys. H. Barker, the ricer of the perish, togs. Mr. JONATH•N SALTER said of course all the medical 10„ing degrees wsro conferred i highly connected, surneadered in discharge of his bail, to COOOA bop 770 93411 KM. pip .
officers would be paid officers of the board. One of the a answer an indictment charging him with stealing a coat, Foreign - - - - . el=
Sigeorie oti will appear oa the above day, and will continue thee with • new road called Talbot-road, close to the church, .ASTERS OP ARTS.-Andrew Hannato, Merton ; Charles et BO7 1.179 110,411 wog , ' Ile
effect, of this unfortunate outbreak of fever was bein value 11 the pony of the Westminster Palace Hotel "
.. to aa
to hold the post of principal violoncello till the end of the in which the new policeotation and several houses are gL. Shadwell, Oriel ; Rev. George Augustus N. How, Rev. o . Pr° no, - _ _ _
f l h h • • f
y •tby t • ant orals' o St. Pacelall in another nub Company (Limited).
erected, were entirely under water. On Saturday evening the I abort Astley C. Broom Cave, Browne.. College. leak LI tons 461 512 KM egeg - ted Se
mason. Mr. Halle will appear at the second and third, and way, for the visiting justices at Conley Hatch had trio Poland prosecuted ; Mr. Metcalfe and Mr. Montagu gamins
tore of the It bou eatLe • ham gradually rose till BACHELOR OP Clete Lew -Rev. Ed,pr D. Whitmarab, tons 67 295 7,7 p mg • la '
Madame Arabella Goddard at the fourth and fifth unearke ; Lao • • ra d tbwia b • f- al refused to receive their humors on aecount of the fever w Williams appeared for the rue:mete •Oer ps
y gained the highway, an en ursting row na o _ .. . . . . . . ormater. „ . .
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and Mr. Benedict will occupy the pest of conductor oa all atraiot, rushed on through the main streets, speedily filling u
au they were compenea to break the law by keeping them BACHELORS OP Ans.-Richard Robinson (Fellow), a•
Iter our report ugt yesterday,
TALLOW.-MONDAY Evonnta.-The tallow amble. .
in the house. Again, the committee of the North Surrey
occasions, as heretofore. the cellars and basement, of houses with their dirty tide, Queen's ; Edmuod M. Sesyd Kynnersly (Fellow), St. nErelen,m___owee gisen_se in supP°rt of the charge M the very inactive th hout last week, and demob am $l3Bl
District School, to which some of tbeir children were unt. John's ; John A. Creed, Corpus ; John Jones and William e"mt a""'"y ralak"" at alte examination' before the tau* tak tool. hea us ed th k - -
strongly impregnated with sewage matter, until in gamy w en up y re • e mar et CI stet* , Mac
pieces it showed • depth of aix aod seven feet. Groat fears had refused to receive more till they were assured that fever emu prim Jesus ; Hoary 'mimed Hodson; piromeater; police magbitrate.
mount of e have no improvement as asiah PS to •
had disappeared from the house. For the defence it was alleged that the prisoner had taken a _...n.,_ Prem_ore.„.„ow n h... ~,,Li',... „„.„. ~.--,.,----.7 ' i C
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. were entertained that it would rise higher still, and up to
After some further discussion, the coat in mistake for his own, and several witnesses qu'"""'"-"" - r--- -;'"git - - "r"' "' "I' "" "vile
two o'clock nu Sunday morning cabs and carts were busily March is quoted 48s. 6d. • A to June, 48e. ; Oinks Is '' '- ''
---e--- The FRESIDF.32 remarked that he admitted the deputation o &reed that they had seen hini wearing a similar coat. , SON. I
eogaged ia moving out persons from parts whore they could .oUNDAY SERVICES FOR THE PM:WEIL-The ReV. December, 49a. 6d. to *504. Town tallow, 465. it Me •• .nintods
TATTERSALL'S.-MONDAV. be got at ; but on the receding of the tide in the Thames had °°m• before the board with • very 'trate Case, bat he Newman Hall announeed, at the week! lecture in the he jury found a verdict of Guilty.
cash Australian beef 46e 9d. to 475. fine quality ,• hale ° • the Will
ID tire estate] course of things, se the season advances, the waters abated, and the streets, Dow that the flood has thought their Pee was stronger with reoard to smallpox S ere" Ch oel last even te that a ' ofrSanda • The Clerk of the Coart said the prisoner stood oon- ,_ Os •• ' m
48e. 3d. first pipes. Cocoa nut oil quiet:oo9s, .ly to 4
members of the tinie•hopoured " institutiou " will muster subsided, p t a most melaocholy spectacle, the residue than with regard to fever. The main argument appeared fdue- tb-. ~,,,,t.,-;,, would 6.'13-, :ft.. be th Bye telro sert victed of felony, and he asked him what he had to say why f.*'"e"can*
on 6d. to 52a. • Ceyloe, 47e. Sydney, nose Mang IS , "B•AM•I
in greater force day by day. Market operations have been of mud-thick, black, aod slimy-on the floors befog an to be that at least four hospitals were required, but o_ , - r'"Or e invenc a . e . .
tem
judgment should not be pseud upon him.
d that ' . a .61------
supposing the funds to be raised from the poor rate, would cuat",,,,ay.ner•amiitatri addr le
_____enossmel-er ri Mre - Tire prisoner said-I am perfectly innocent of the Charge yet' Palm re1"4411. ild, ' "eel-aim' Paler net MI.:" lei*
unusually quiet of late ; but notwithstanding the general inch in depth at least. During the time it lasted the ap- (From the Cirtinkr of Messrs. Smith and Charles). HICK
the wealthy perishes contribute their fan quota of the gee "" w_ res_ rnee'"e"."7"__ against me. It was not likely that a man in my pante* -
dulness, there are occuional instances of genuine oommis• preaches to the railway station could only be got at by ageo
sions being " out." Coming went. have been casting crossing over tem y bridges ; and the coals in most of "P.m? daPursing it were made a county or metropolitan SURREY t:HAPEL YOPUIAR isennerane-Laet in life would be guilty of committing an act of felony. Cover
their shadows before as regards certain animals for the the houses having been entirely saturated, many families rate, there wo dbe in all probability great opposition evenieg.the Surrey Chapel was deneely crowded to bear • The Assistant-Judge-I am not surprised at that Mate. COTTON.-LyrWOOE. JAN. 15.--Quise mune st en gm
Derby, conspicuous among which are Rustic, and his rival were reduced to great imonvesienoe, especially in the poorer from the justiceo and the outlying districts would not lecture 'On Savonstrola and Italy," by Mr. A. H. Laymen moot from • person who has conducted himself u Seturday's ratan Wes toolen_B,ooo Wee including 2.Q1 11:111E1
in tbe celebrated dead heat for the Champagne at Done's. districts, where the water was the deepest. like to contribute to it if it Dere a county SLY. The chair Was occupied by the Rev. Newman Hall, you have done, aod, connected sep you have beim speettlaticet sod export. 3,500 Aimee:an, 171 d. to 244; to tor
tar, Roden. The Duke of Beaufort's colt is de:idedly Yesterd y m • 1 the delive f let co eed at rate ; they would naturally say they had hardly who in opeoiog tbe promedinge, aod referring to the pre- with a moat honourable position and family, You I•MP•reare' ilero 2°a• t°22d• : 100 Mareabatto 20et Is k gall
" ° . 'en any casea, and the metropolis shonM provide accotumoda. sauce of Mr. Layard among them, said that the large eon- have taken advantage of it to do that which 21 id. ; 200 MaC6lO and Bahle,ll9ld. to 204 ; 400 • ched pi
increaming ,is favour, both with the public &ad a law hooae tuennue •
usual, in cosesquenos of the ate arrival of • norm,
too for their own sick poor. In case ot Disking a metro- stitueocies of Loudon must not be longer spoken of as if a person in humble life could not avail himself ?-21d. to 324. ' 200 em*Yran Ifild• to 18d, ' 2.38 M
the mom mete, who are supposed to know and the le b then Gat W tern-R.lm Tbe il be • per shit
act upon genetics "information." At "the Club " f mrw'ol rthyles re
also" tai Li havine arrivrd politest rate then the Metropolitan Board might be the they were Doi able to find out good, fit, and proper men of, andl de not think the defence you have iset up ia at all 14d. to 18jd. • *Madre., 1714. to 7fd. ; Beeiat &Whitt, pply to
in the early afteasoon he was frequently inquired •or° d . w'Re 1 "Pwrds Yew:met that in the lower proper pasty to collect from each area the coat. The cases to represent them in parliament. It was not true that creditable to you, The jury having weighed the balance d 134. to 131ce; China, 18d. to 1814. ;20 Pere, 2251. Mack I
after. bet it was not until his adherents arrived at Knights. I „armor smola uhr.me wli.?i gear •----- h• Faa cited were very strong ones, but there were great difficulties, the large constituencies of London looked out for somebody testimony in the ease, it waa utterly impossible foe them to -t, Loa
, neolpshire Lances ire, ex,
bridge that they were enabled to " get oe," and although /.....!‘ ef ne ;Islay low th te , .
eatano__ and would not the establishment of these hospitals for the to represent them of local connexion, as if a men must live bays oome to any other conclosioe. You have been moat WOOL AND WOKSTED.-BeeDPOlte, JAN. 15.-Ilie
7to 1 woe hie price to money, it is doubtful if eves 100 to fi o
eo eel o. , e
to: rs airis oat, ana '' pauper poor deprive the present hospitals of their funds, in a certain district to understand the necessities of the ably defended, and everything that ingeouity could sugg-est demeasion In the worsted trade, in consequence of tbe high, LAC
on of property, and CLIP!
6 could have been obteicable to any large &mount towards i plural ' raujnet grel 88
S and prevent benevolent persons subscribing is other case'? people. It was not tine that they only looked out for men haa been urged in your favour. The jury, in the discharge rats of matey, still continues. The demand for wad is es s
mpeding communication.
the close of businese 8 to 1 was obtainable about Lord He aloe doubted very much whether they would find mem- who had plenty of money, and who had an interest in certain of their duty, have found you guilty, and I must say that very restricted scale, and chiefly confined to lueire sorb d Port.
Lyon to hundreds, and Student was in a still more (qui. The Mims hied", me were' fa" at Maidstoee. and here of public boards willing to run the risk of taking the districts. It was not true that the large constituencies of I entirely Concur in their verdict. I regret that I have to good quality. Prices are sunnily well maintaised. Its
vocal position, foe, although 1,000 to 100 Was booked by a mauled great damage during the night of Sunday. The active management of such institutions. There were, no London did not know how to appreciate men of ability, of pass sapience upon yoo, as the greater part of it will fall Mocks of spinners are low, and staplers have every me ''er •• •
veteran commissioner, the bet had been Merely laid before Thames in the Reading district has risen to a great heigin doubn • great many dirtnulties in tbe way of what wu energy, of honesty- (applatioe)-men wbo were the friends upon the charecter you have lost. Therefore, we are net deem that a brisk demand must tome by sod bye. Waren • DOUEDL
1,06016.
sad overflowed the race course and other meadows proposed, but he was free to confess that the of freedom, of progress, of labour, of peace and order-men called upon to pass the extreme punishment which we other. yarns and teems share the dulness which prevails. Is
another bold " performer" volunteered a point more and amine.
offered to lay 1,100 to 100 once, or even twice. Thls set lands adjoining the no The Kennet and Avon Canal deputation of St. Telleillt bad made out • strong who were like their friend Mr. Layard. (Loud applause.) wise should. Tbe object of all punishment. is to deter yarns, spinners of lustre continue May, but this is tio QUI
the adherent .of the immaculate Resale,* stable mthioking, halm higher than has beet) known for many years, sad the cue for the very deepest consideration and reflection, and Mr. Layard was enthusiastically received, and his teeters, others from committing a similar offence, and tho sentence exception to the rale; There is • limited business nisei lone
and the result of their cogitations and surmises was, that towing paths through the town are quite impasuble, while he could assure them that it should receive it most fully at which dealt with the principal epochs of Henan history in I have now to pronounce upon you is, that you be impri. twofold 36's sod damask In other 6011,6 lbws la "' bane
there was something radically wroog with the son of Oxford. the wheats are in many cases under water, and io some the bands of the Poor-law Board. (Hem hear.) Should the Ilth, 12th, 13th, and 14th centuries, was listened to maned and kept to bard labour for nine mouths. nothing doing. Yarns spun for the home market snit borou.
For a loag time we have been noting the steady and sure instances property oa the coal wharves haa been washed they feel that any of the changes proposed in the report with the utmost attention by the vast audience. A vote The prisoner was then iota the cell, and shortly firm request. In pieces, manufacturers continue bays .l &Ist
advance of !Sedan and we were this afternoon favoured away' could be carried outs ot course the measure, whatever it of thanks to Mr. levied termiested the proceediega. afterwards removed to -fields in the prism van. old contracts. There is little new business dons albe
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with a spies ef his quality, according to the estitnate of WINDSOR, MONDAY NIGHT. was, must be a general one for the whole metropolis. ST. JOHN'S FOUNDATION SCHOOL.-YeStertlay the for home, the continent, or America. Prices rentaisamet d paw
several geed judges, who were content at last to teke 100 to The rise in the waters of the Thamm has been continued The deputation, whose visit occupied upwards of an hour annual meeti of the subscribers to this institution, which
rif THE POLICE COURTS. ingly firm.
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6 about Lori St. Vincent's representative. Of the other' this afternoon, the result being an ioareased flooding•of the and a half in discussing the important subject upon which was founded in 1852, to provide a free education for the CATTLE.-InveltrOOn JAN. 15.-The supply of sin ,nt In
all that remains to be said is that Janitor was again in groat meadow and other land around Windeor, Eton, and Staines. they had waited upon the Pooolaw Board, having thanked sons of the poorer clergy, was held at the offices io St. __....-
demand, 1.000 to 45 having been takes three timee ; that This awning the land Oa the west of Windsor and Eton is the President and his colleagues for the kiudness and cow. Helen's- 1 Bishops teed t. the Rev J. Harris. of the BOW.STREET. was about the same ;of sheep lees than on-last Mashy. _ ' tine :
The demand good for each at rather higher prime. Bed, • • LI
Auguste would have beeu backed for money at ..5 tO 1, and covered with a perfect sheet of water to some depth, and tesy with which they had liatened to their observations, City of "'Load Scbgals, id' * ' f
on oo pees log. A very sato actory George Moore, check-taker at the Strafed Music-hall, was sed. to 70. ; mutton. 71. to 91d. per lb. Cads It
that Blue Rinand was in request at the same praw. but that the natural course of the river between Tollady's boathouse then withdrew. report was preeented, and amongst other things it stated charged with assaulting Thomas Mason, a =sera cabinet- k °39 sh 365
mar et, -,1 ; eep, 6,• . trIMG
the conscience-stricken Wolsey was under a cloud. Closing on the Eton shore and the Great Western Railway bridge that a sound Denali education was given to the boys, in rusher.
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pips : is scarcely discernible. The water reaches from the ground The convict Jamieson, lying under sentence of addition to the ordinary clamical instruction which epe-
e Complainant stated that on Tuesday night week he took COALS.-LONDON, Jett. 15.-Cowpan 'Hartley, 184.:
DERBY. Dear the bottom of Clewer-lane, sod skirting the fronts death in Glasgow prison for the murder of a woman in a rally fella to the lot of a clergyman's son. Daring the past hi '
a wife, her sister, and a child to the Strand Music-halt Holy well Main, 180 ; Lambert's West Hartley, 1314 PIII
bing t
7to 1 and Duke ot Bearden' Rustle (t freely) mad rears of the newly built houses in this part of the town, public-house in th H• h treat of Glasgow in September year there had been two elections ooe on the 20th of Juo
e tg •s e, After they had bun in the balcony about an hour and a Wane, Primrose, 154.; Wylam, 18s.; Eden Maio, 18s. W.; • tl
Bto 1 - Mr. R. Sutton's Lord Lyon :off) stretches in a broad sheet away behind the gardens of the last, has been respited " until farther signification of her h f th lis f 22 od'dit* 6 bo 1 ted
w en, rom e t o ca i tea, ve ye were eec ,
11 to 1 - Mr. Merry's Student (off) half, there was • disturbance in the area below and the Walls End Frantwellgate, 18s. 3d. ; Walls End Smyth
houses in Themeastreet, over the Eton Brown down to efaionyerinuo„...
100 to ti - Lard St Vincent's Redan It ..n.I off) and the other on Nov. 21, when, from a list of 18 midi- ;
I rso who caused it were put out. He weLt to the 215.; Walls End Hatton. 21e. Walls Ea Hotta. Lyen 01T1
22 to 1 - Baron Rothichllat's Janitor ,t teeny) the rear of the new church, and behind the college itself. THE Is ,apiat di, poa,rbmo_____
CTII -At the Borough dates, foar boys were elected. One boy had been admitted -u! us
bottom of the belcony stairs to see the people put out. As 18s. 9d.; Walls Fed Peosher Primrose, 194. 6d.; Walk Fat Cal
24 to 1 - Count F. de Lagrange a Aug,iste 'off) t 25 to 1) thus forming an island lake at least • mile in length, and
Pl. te d (M da ) 1311 ' • E - b h hil • bad Ift d ' th d
o ice-court yes raL on y ,
'soma ve, an y Pure ale, w e ale e arum e year. an et he was returning the defendant demaoded his check. Ruasel's Hatton, les. Gd. • Walls End Smith Benter CAT)
25 to 1 - Marquis of Hastings' Blue Ribaild 4) in some parts quite half a mile in breadth. Eton College
armourer ereplo ed on ard her Ma esty s ship Excellent, the present time the number ia the school was en Winnow replied that he had riot 006, and did not want one. 20s. 9.1. • Walls End Tuestell, 18s. 9d. ; Walls End Wei d mei
Wu re
39 to 1 - Mr. 'T. S. Dawson's Slabber :oft has almost tbe apeetrance of being situated on an island,
d ut Iy ' 't' o this cha f murdering The profit on tbe annual dinner, given in May last, s• • . * les. ftl. ; Walls Ea Eldon, 18e. ; Walls Ed 17, and
06 to 1 - SU-Joseph Hawley's Wolsey
,olf) the water haviag greatly encroached upon the grouod on en
atrweee
....a mg examine ion n rge,o _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ . _
_, , „ ha ing paid when he entered the house, and not having Lambton,
1030 t, 50 - Mr. 0. Bryan's Ltheret it) the Kit and open tbe " Ployiceefields." In the western car li nem ..•
eland at Laudport, early on I. ridgy morning amounted to 2,U651. 24. Ild., and the DURO Of tochmond beeu out, Witoees also said that his friends were upstairs, Hartlepool, 20a. 6d. ; Walls End Hough Hall, 191.21.1 • LI
leoo se 10 - Mr. Merry's Primate (off) h d consented to reside et the next &elevens festive'
lest. The depositions of the witnesses strongly confirm tbe -a P 17 -• sod that be hai ordered three glasses of grog for which the Walls Eed East liartlepool, 20s. 6d. • aralls Eed San ard i
outskirts of Windsor and Eton punts are being used by the
statement already published with reference to thepriamern to take place in April. The Rev. Dr. Haney, head master waiter was then expecting payment. The defendant in Kelton 19.. 9d. ; Walls End Tees, 20a. 6d. ,- Careened °gem
inhabitaots, who have a difficulty in some places of roach-
guilt. It appears that about half-met II o'clock on Thurs. of Merchant Taylors' School, in moving tbe adoption of the Mated on payment, and would not let him go op without. Ile Duffryn Malting 24e. • Shaw's Hartley 184. 61 ; Walt * ad",
teg their homes. The Home-park is still more extensively AM
DUBLIN, TiPPERSRY, AND WATERFORD PRO- ati it was this morotag, and the neighbourhoods of
Beaded th • ' • • day night he and a young man also borne on the books of report, observed that the institution had strong claims upon insisted on going op. aud a struggle followed besween wit- End North Stakordahlre, 175.-Shi 'at market, 71;
pi MACE
the Excellent. accosted the de:sehed and another woman, the support of the clergy, and the committee hoped to be nese and tee defendant, who was loaned by the other sold, 62.
CLAIMED.-A supplement to the Duldin Gazate, published V bu Eskimo and Staines are in a similar condition.
rays ry, and invited them to bike some liquor 'at a public-house in enabled with additional assistance to obtain, at no distant checkdakers. Witness's shirt and waistcoat w torn UNA
on Saturday evening, coutaias notices proclaiming the LIVERPOOL, leloseee. the neighbourhood. They were supplied with ginger date, • building of their own capable of accommodating 100 open. Ultimately he waa allowed to return to the house, AZIE
eounty and sety of Dublin. the county of llpperary, and brandy, and at midnight, when the first public. boys. The Rev. Dr. Chase, in seconding the motion, sag- and saw the head miter, who mid he IVOR soy for what THE LORS OF THE TENNASSERIAL-YeatertlAY. Admin
It is our 'nfal duty to announce the total wreck of the
the county and city of Waterford. The proclamations splendid ship Hannah More and the Ices of the captain house was closed, they adjourned to another where they gested that an application should be made to every rural had occurred. He said he should require more apology Mr. Raffles, the Liverpool stipendiary magistrate. clamed
were pOstc.i throughout the city on Tuesday, but were not first, second. and third offiCers and fourteen of the crew.' procured a further supply of the same liquor, the prisoner dem throughout the country, to Dave the claims of the in-
, than this and requested to see the proprietor. lie paid the judgment in the case of Captain Howeon, of the Tie Halifax
• or
ing at the time the worse for drink. The priemer and atitution brought ;leder the special notice of their meant) ed. extra 'to go to tbe ball to see the manager, but mild not neseerim, lost on Christmanday, on the Arklow Beak, Ile
long up (nye the Dr-Yin Repress) until they were torn The ill•fated vessel left Celli° early in the month of be at
'on narrelled and afi ht ensued, but the com. cherers. Tbe Chairman said that such an ap al had been
October last, bouod to Cork for orders, but owing to the h* eemPani q g Pe find him. He amerteined the proprietor's name, and wrote court considered the captain ia default for the low elk? A FRII
and defaced by having pieces of green paper pasted over melon who now appeared as a Inman stated that he wag m e more than once, and a copy of the report snould be taken a sellso A CST
recent heavy gales she was unable to make the port, and to him next da static/ the facts and sa • th •
y . , peg at if the valuable ship and cargo. He ought to have .
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the word " Queen," making the last sentence read " God too drunk to remember anything of the ei mstance, At again forwarded, accompanied with the requed which had matter was not anucab y settled he should take proceeding'. iog after eight o'clock ; this omission being tbe mare tn- ANA
must have been carried by stress of weather on to
save the Green." Amongst Mose which were torn down Lunt I l I I • fth 13' tol Chanael,
y s an. ,att le eo.rance o e rut half-past me o'clock the praetor left with the deceased to been thrown out. The report was unanimously a lopted. The defendant said that immediatelo efter the persons portant as he knew he wee near the Irish coast. The cowl. tole;
was one which hid been posted at the City Hall, which, where she became a total wreck early OD the morning accompany her to her own home, ihe being at the time in- D
a RINTERS' PENSION' ALSISHOLSE, AND ORPHAN who had made a disturbance were expelled, he saw tbe - iwwevirt took into consideration his long service.. and di : 116001
toxicated. Nothiog more was heard of them until the
we need hardly remied our readers, is in the immediate of Thursday last, with the lamentable consequences ASTLESI CoRPORATION.2The council of this excellent plainant come io at the double doors at the entrance. He fact that he has not previously had any cunalties, sad Pen in, els
vicioity of tha castle, and next door to the head police•offiee meatioood above. The Hannah More wee a fine vessel of neighboues were aroused be the quarrelling in the hamlet chant! have &tided 00 olooking 10 out of 33 =Widen's for asked complainant for blip check. Complainant said he hod pounced upon him a mitigated seetence. Hir outage* o tun
' 1,130 tons register, and, at the time she was wrecked, was ad
a nothing seen until the dlaCoyery of the body on Friday tbe Printers' Passion Fuse of the above corporation the paid and his friends were within Witness drew h'
o must be suspended for six months DUZDS„
NOtWitbStell !tog tbe large force of police promenading commended b • • H h ll k od morning. The prisoner, however, went on board his ship none., woo
y Captain oug ton, awe noire a ex. g olace at the London Tavern M ede * * • .'
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,on o y, the attention to a large placard, on which was printed the DERING OF T ' The rust"
HE STEAMER AMALIA.-
the streets, we have not heard of an instance in which the perienced seaman. She was built at St. Johns, N. 8., in at an early hour on Friday morning, aed hia hands were sth of March next. Contributions are very much required, notice-" No re-admission without repayment," and ex. screw stammer Laconia, which arrived in the Korai . TEAI
then besmeared with blood. In answer to bis corn-
persona who committed these outrages have been arrested, tbe autumn of 1356, was classed A I at. Lloyd's and formed Particularly in consequence of the great augmentation in plained that no plus tickets were issued. yesterday, from Alexandria, brought home the metals asd . um
•Ms inq • as to the cause of it. he said that be the number of pensioners. The collector (Hr. C. Pope) Moore called az a witness • gentleman who bad been in crew of the steamer Amelia, which foundered in the DO 'il
The effect of these proclamations is, that hem tooley in one of the celebrated Liverpool and Australian packet ships Pa 'a
welt home with the wo n that she tried to
known as the Bleak Ball liners. The meiaticholy innate attends every Monday and Thursday evening at Messrs. the upper boxes, and was passing down stairs at the time. of Biscay • few days ago. The Amelia was a well-kliera or rea
Dublin and the I;th in Tipp. and Waterford, it bh' d that he had :` paid her out " f
trance was communicated to Moms. James Seines and Co. ro Im. an or Slater and Palmer's No 6 Wine-offioncourt from seven iie partly corroborated Moore hut wee '
, . unabie to speak to trader between Liverpool and the Mediterranean, and isit eMs 9
becomes a niitidemeanone, punishable by two years' im ' • 'it with his fists. He added, in answer to further qtestions, till one • ' muiy• ' • • ' •
pn- ghe 0611619 of the vessel. en a telegram from Mr. Leader, of , to give all se information and to receive the material question wbether complainant had pasaed in the Mersey for Alexandria on the sth instant with 4 ler
sonment, with or witeont hard labour, for any person to the Commercial-roont, Bristol, and of course is necesarily that he fell saleep ie the house, and left between 4 and 5 subscriptions for either of the three futeds of the coo through tbe entrance *door. and valuable cargo. She belooeted to Messrs. Pawnee
carry or have, except in his dwelling house, arms or ammo- brief. Out of a crew of 24 men only six were saved. viz., o'clock in the morning, leaving the wom.an asleep on the porstion. Mr. Vaughan said there was the positive oath of coni. and Co., of Liverpool, and we believe was fully covered by
floor, the probability being that at that time she was dead.
nition of any description in any of the proclaimed districts. the milmaker and live seamen, who manned to escape a
te- . • * - Ael teat FOR FATHERLESS CHILDREN. - The plainant that he had not been out of the house. If not, the insurance.
o Stowed away in the ammeter • room the pollee found a ..., -on --.
fate of their corn anions and reach the island where the noetice did not apply, aod the cheek-taker ought not to have HEALTH •ND STRENGTH HEMMED BY Du BARR, II L. ...
Officers ia the yAtiOUs branch." of her Majesty'e service, are at resent slap but unable to leave it ia coMe i once Of white shirt, the sleeve of which was alio stained with annual election of this charity took place yesterday at the
laded the complaisant, and must. therefore, be con- Pete-rocs Re P. ELVRA ADABICA Fad, which cures. 'Whoa me- I. -;-
special coast Mies, and the holden of game certifiretes, are their elahausted csendition. AP soon as they rece.vuer they blood ; but one of the witnesses stated that in the early Lonid:n Tavfiern, when ten boys mid six girls were admitted •
silted of tbe assalt. He might ily have node lupines. dictate or hiceovenience, dyspepsia find •), cough. seam, o ,en
epecially excepted from the provisions of the act. Offeaders will be sect oa to this port. when we shall have full details part of the previous night the prisoner had cut his timer in to
.t bent be The.chairmen said the deeigu of the iesti-
whether it was tree that complainant's friends were in the consumption, debility, connipation. diarrhoea, palpitatioa.Des- "•••• • "
eniog a ginger beer bottle which he broke io the process, tutioa was to receive the fatherless infant, without bilious, liver, and stomach complaints. It saves fifty time Ran
are liable to be apprehended by any persoo, and delivered of the melancholy catastrePhe• distinction of sex, plaza, or religious connexion, and gallernand that they hadoome liquor which he had ordered. 7
although the witness did not see that the stain upon the iti coot In other remedies. and 1 tb best food for beset&
Moore reiterated his statement that Mr Mason came in ELI
into the custody of the polioe, and the magistrates or the NORTH SHIELDS, JAN. 14, MIDNIGHT. shirt was caused by that wound. There was DO evidence to tbat while the education of the inkot family should be • 50.000 cures annually.- Du Harry all OZ. No. 77_ , Sellent-drosk
polioe are empowered to search suspected persons. The The Summer Cloud, full-rigged ship, of Leith, has prove that the prisoner and the woman were previously • • from the street
strictly religious and scriptural, no denominationd cats. „e _ • . London, W. In tins, at ts. 10. ; Ilb., es. 9d.: 12Ib& 221: • 42 h
thisin whatever should be introduced, and no particular
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eau han said that statement was not uphel.l by Nibs 40s : also at 61, eraceeh a rch-street : o Chemed.: 63, IM, AWN
Frema,..4.l 'wool of yesterday says : -"Soon after the pro. brought tato the Tyne 48 pawbrugers and crew of tbe acquainted with each other. He was, of course, committed e enos, winie that of the compleanast was made oo oath. an ISO. 0 o 40" •an t
d .'
'af rd t • d tPI Orocers.-1 advertisement) a n
steamship Arco, which left Leith last night with a full for trial at Me assize'. to be held at Winchester. forms should be imposed upon any child contrary to the via Due
elan:ratios had been published anxious groups were to be religions connexions of the surviving parent or gem
eden, The defendaut mast pay 14s. fine, or be imprisoned for lond
n COoverleo ARTICLES TO CONVDT, -Tester-
complement of pessermers and • valuable cargo fcr Londe . . . . _ .
seen collected reading it on all the places where The debt of the building bad decreased from 10,0001. to 7 den' BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
She also brought in the limbs:, mate, @mond mate. and three day, at Chatham Polies-wart. • convict warder That sum was paid, and the defendant left the court. 'trent
it was posted, and the police received information that of the crew of tbe bag Medina, of North Shields, bound named Hunt, em I d th S M '
p aye at e t. try s con- ld
' 2,700/.. and one more vigorous aod well-sustained effort -.
ane
wou cause its entire extinction. The ages of the children MA RYLEEtONE.-
pikes, pistols, swords, ammunition, drill books, Ste., were from the Sea of Asoff to Leith. grain ladeo. This morn. vict prison, Chatham, underwent a lengthened ex- BIRTHS. --
riad from two eus to ten ears
elected v a y y .
A deputation of men lately in the employ of Messrs. o _ ne, 1•I • me
being n.ade away with all quickly as possible by concealing icg, between five and six o'clock, while off the Yorkshire amination on the charge of conveying into the con- e. -January 11, at Albert-scluare, Clapham-road,
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coast, the Arno came into collision with ehe brig, striking vict prison, and giving to a convict, nented. Camp. FRENCH BENEV?LENT IN'STITI7TION.-Laat even- Brunswick Brothers, cabinet makers and piaeofores mann- "g.. 0. Beebe; of a eon.
inn
them iu most ingenious places, or by throwing them facturere, of Diana-plase, Euston-road whose premises were
her amidships end immediately sinking her. The bell a letter in which he promised to brine him nan - ing the annual metier of this institution. which provides t Imre II bur the wife d
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BADE:f.-January 12, at e . -road, igh y,
into the river and canals. Many who had Dot read ' • ' ' • - - r y --- - ' • b tdo Frick •h 1 * 110 •
master and steward of the brig got on board the steamer, thing he might require. The prisoner, who had only held reltef for poor French people resident in Leaden, and of urn wn on y nig t ast, made the fo wing sp• F.. Baden, Esq., of a daughter. ~.. be d
the precise:Mien attentively, or who had been raisin and with the assistance of the mate and • soldier passenger his appointment at tbe coerict establishment • few months, which the Duke d'Aumale is president, was held at Willis'. Oconee to Mr. Knox. FINCH.-Jaanary 12, at Pangbennie Rectory, Barka, the attest
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Applicant, who acted as spokesman, said he was one of the Rev. R. Finch, of • daughter. Mad
formed concerning it, thought that the search for arms, of the Arno, the lifeboat was got Oue, and four of the crew having previously been drunionsjor of the COrps of Royal Rooms. It appeared from the report that during the past 1 Wellington-road, Dublin,' tbe effs it : r
ammunition, he., would commence on Sunday ; and for 'of the brig were saved, but four were drowned. Thesteam- Engineers, bad a number of Convicts uuder his charge, year relief in money had been given to 4,117 paean. whlk 28 men lately in tbe employ of Messrs. Brunswick, and 0R.R0,47.6--;Twangary 5. at 3 ,
rept, Esq., of a son. D ,
ship was stove in forward, and her fore compartment began among whom was Campbell. Oa the prisoners proceeding relief in bread had been given to 2,325 persons. Several thmugh ehe fire destroying the premises they had lost all r
OORDoNemianuary lt, at Malkin-street Week Belgrave•miste. I ;
that reams the 'greatest vigilance exercised by tb thew tools, tbe average value of which would be about 10/. . eno----
to fill with water. Her eaptain me her towards tho shore, to their cells Campbell was seen to drop a letter, which on pensioners received a weekly etipend of 41. The deposit the wife ot C. D. Gordon, Esq., of a son.
who were afraid of the • • • ' •
police vniting their houses to make but a serious leak broke out, which induced him to get opt being picked up was found to be written in black lead pencil, fund of the institution amounted to 2,200 i. Tbe annual • °ILL HEIBH.-January 12, at Wellesley-villas, Wanstead, the retell Dow:
an ' overhaul ' for Pikes, revolvers, rifles, jzo„ On Sunday four of the lifeboats., putting 414 passengers and crew into the writer making use of the usual flash terms and expres• ball in aid of the funds will take place next mouth. The Mr. Knox made inquiries, and from what he ascertained P. F. Bela, eon of a daughter.
elfs
evening some constables of the E division preneeded to a them. He, 18 men and two women, remained OD board the sions known to thieves. promiaieg to bring in to the resources of the charity are considerably augmeated by from the caber men and the police of the district, the logs SCOTT.-January 12, at Olougallarove, Old Kentroad, tbe ____m• _
field in the neighbourhood of Harold's h • vessel. The persons in the lifeboats were picked no by 00116iat anything which he might require. The writing the proceeds of two lotteries which take place annually- of tools and the amount stated was uodoubted. The men of J. Scott, Esq., of a son. F -
..Cl'olo, w ere ID a themselves, also, had a very narrow escape of their lives.
the Sommer Clot& A tug strainer came alongside of the being examined. the prisoner was found to have written the me at the general meeting and the other at Easter.
haystack they found 20 pikes, ready for immediate se •
'mice. steamship afterwards. and, it to "apposed, took the re. letter and he woo awordingly -ken into custody. Tbe FATAL OMNIBUS ACcIDENT IN THE HACKNEY- obey
Mr. Knox observed the question was in what way could MARRIAGES. -.____
In the !:aale locality, on the road, a btvidle was found, mainder of the personsoff Imo landing them at Hartlepool, accassfd, in answer to the char'e, admitted that he had be assisted. Re thought it would be very beneficial LAMB-WILSON.-January 12, at tbe parish church, WO 1.1 e
ROAD.-Last evening Mr. Humphreys, coroner, rimmed. if the press would notice the application. How much had Derby, near Liverpool, by the r...,.. u. Woodward. 11- a
which, on being opened, was discovered to consist of a mill- far this afternoon two Tyne steamboats fell in with the written the letterto the convict Cgampbell, who was formerly at the Queen Elizabeth Tavern, Dalston, the inquiry eels. the employers given ? Lamb to Margaret Isabella, daughter of E. IL Wilson, lit, -.....____
tary cloak, composed of superfine green clotb, with red Aroo, off Huoteliff Foot, full of water, and abandoned. in the corm of Royal Engineers to which be belonged. Mr. tive to the death of Mr. Charles Hawkins, aged 52 year" Applicant-Five Within. to each man of Idge-hlll, LiverpooL po It
aon board of her attem tin to tow her Da the chairman of the
They out two me . , P II
,y, bench ef magietrates, told the et at et. nertoneio letiO
facings, sad secured at the c Oleo with a solid gold chain and who was killed by *fall from an omnibus. The deceased
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to earls the Tyne but while they had hold of her she sank prisoner the offence he had committed was one of a ve on t seems to be very little iodeed. They
/ ol Allan. N. 8., by the Rev. IE. Boyle, R. Elerrolla, Me
rJ. resided at Leatherbead, but had an office as bouse.agest at all to be d
Claspa : also two green tunics with red facings, bearing • ' eel dam I * • •
dr Palling a fireman nein George A s. The oss of the serious cberacter, which the law v ro I unished e
my P Per y P nearby Hall, City. Oa Monday last, while descaroding te appear poor men, an he had no doubt when their of the late W. Morels, Eaq., of Woodford Balt Mem te g- --
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the initials of ' The Irish Republic.' All this uniform two vessels will be fully 30,000/. with great severity. The magietrates had the power to . tement came before the public assistance would come in. RobisaCummlng,daugbtera J. Maxwell, limed PeirlinoBn•
from thcfront seat of oes of the Leaden GemeraleOmnibus °He advised the to t rttle WOODMAN-COWIE. -Jan IL at All Sainte' Cb4ml
was elegantly finished, and was evidently the property of SUNDERLAND, JAN.I4. inflict • sash of '
p y 50.., bat, under the circumstances, the Company's omnibuses, in the Hackeey•road, the iron rail , bee •D • e. andm ha wPonldahmel a herh Pla; wherlehrt° "toter N oat, b the Rev C
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some person who had recently returned from Amerim, as napkin Heard, R.N , remora-
._ "Anon., yaw , prisoner would pay a fine of 5/. and the costs. The amount
aon of the penalty and costs was id, th
pa e accused at the same of the seat gave way in his hand, and he WOA pitched au !eu n' iwn • -- - - --- ---- -- -Y. g•s'ag -- -mer -• Dem, to elite Zmlly,.daughtuer Of the late H. 'Cowig, D 4.01 WA]
poo box.
the cloth aod style of workmamhip are foreign. In the shoe. near Whithern jeaterday afternoon, and it was the • • • his head 1101 d killed on the spot. The omraboa was only a - grown., i • CawMt/a.
time being dismissed from his office. pt ons will be received at this court. -.......___
Greed Canal uniform costa of a similar kind were found." greatest merey that the crew of the Whitbans lifeboat of the re- es " casual" one, that is, one used on emergeocke, and it wes •
unTSTAL ALACK -•• Oil BHT:ELI:CO DAY. - all ed tha • WESTMINSTER. DEATHS.
_ . eg tit was not sufficiently sound, but tise company TAUS po W
THE MORMONS.-According to the Con rrier des National Lifeboat Institution, who pat off to Me vessel,
ONDAY, AN. J.-
11 J 1' Ad ions on payment, 2,912 ; ditto denied Al
that the aocident arose from ouch a cansn and fred Pike' • man ahmit 3° yeas° rii age* rm. charged BICIWARD'-'l°°°°" 13' m ne Waldr°°°' Cr°Pl66' -
Etats Unis, Brigham Young, the President of tbe Mormon waa a farioas sea on about
did not get drowned. There
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,:e. o , by won. tiaketo 1,617 ; trool viattwo 4,559. attributed it entirely to the great weight of the d under the following circumatences. Ano, daughter of the Rev. 11. B. M. Beware, aged If• oo -"le--
community, hoe 185 wives ; Silas Roeder, his second in grst quarter goad, earl smelt ugly rucks •eff '''''il.'. "hut [Advertisement.] - 1:7 Pol. ble Hunt, 261 A, said tbat ou Seturdey COLEYEK -January 11, at Tombland. Norwich. Itarrilt re"- az
...OLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND hit ei bed ZJ s The i acesAt
competed, 12D; Jeremiah Stern, 11l ; Job Bettie°, 93; The coast guard hut effected a oommenteation with the 1
PTLLS.-GOLD WRAITIR/L-Tbe sudden severity of the weather twhifollowieswvoerw,' w:
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That the .aryerata night he as called to the Gan 'revere, Lupeastreet, of the tate Colonel W. Collyer, aged 77.
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ship by a rocket aod line, but the crew being (enigma to tis life Pimlico to remove the mistime who was autism a Fri2MAUKICL -"marl Is' at Pallejareena Han- ~ COICI
Julius Hoffman, 92 ; Gideon Ruffin, 84 ; and Habakuk Ins sadly disturbed the general health Affections of the throat 'en g
tally by the giving way of the iron seat rail of a ten • ' widow *fee late 0 Yitsznaurice, • 73
Greeley, 81. Young has had 245 children, of whom 213 are and
did aot understand the werking of the rocket ropes. and chest are now found in every household, aod the quickest thin omnibus • •
belonging to the London General Omotbus &sternums there. Primmer declared
*he would not go until HI - • Eel ne sae ele
EL-January 12, at Medina-villas. Brighton. T. . _o_.
living. could not t therefore avail themselves of that mode of means of cure are Holloosos renowned remedies. They prevent Comae
an ._ e . _ . . , . . he had something to drink, when complaisant informed ROMER.-January 13, at Olouceeter-square, Margaret &ea.*" I
y. dth jurors further lay that the said deceased • pe
escape. The lifeboat was then blanched, sad pro- congestion. InfiAmmation, bronchitis, ulceration hoarseness and him that tbe landlord would not serve him as he was drank. widow cd the lan J. Romero got, Med 67- _-..e et. PM
THE BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS.--SOUTH- treaded to save the crew. The vessel lay with her conk TVA soothing Ointment oni uires tt; be. well ' lost his hfe through the insufficient construction of the said
1 rel rubbed Complainant got prisoner out once, bat he returned, and PMARPK-Jaouare 1% st Old &ISM J. Sheila. lob. ••••• - Ades a,„-
Amrrox. Jon 15.-The Peeiesular and Oriental Company's head in ahore, so they approached her under the twice a day on the external skin covering the affected part, to iron Mit ran."
complaioant aidemouriag to reasore him he struck
steam ship Taejon-, Captain Brooks with the above mails, Mara, and came up alongside under the starboard or lee effect an Immediate and marked Impinvement in all the amp- THE Wrsr INDIA M T tlO ti!en °Q
AILS.- o-morrow, a i him violently. Complainaat thee drew his truncheon
las arrived. She brings 11 passengers,. 40 packertee specie, mieen chains, and got bold of a rope from tbe barque. Loon: aof disease. Both Ointnieut and Pills are devoid of dauser. , ' Printed and Published by weeniest Ins ELM. gie Nil.,
om. the Califoreian belonging to the West India and ' thinkie that that wo
uarahreareatic:mpounds of the Onest balaams intimately allied by _ ... _ _ . , . , g uldoleter him from further violence, Lontbsrdistreet, In tbe City of London, Prager. m.-
mine not stated, also a gums' cargo, including 1,400 bake They could not get &pother rope for the bow. It appears accurately combined by act. The 7 c0m133 tO reato- Pemba Steamier) Compaay, leaves Liverpool with the . but he only became worse than before. He was at blast got Once in Lombard-street. he the Premien at Whitentsesee
saw silk, value 120,000 i. steeling. that thus foreigners had made no preparatioa as an English ration, and cure with mining mulatto West India and Pacifies mails. ito the natio& TelliDAT, JAMAS! 16. 18011.
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