The Express.
London, England, 1866-02-27 00:00:00

COURT 017 QUEEN'S BENCH.--Fu. 26.

1868:

1140,IntteOf2Otre•

Alts Terra NW itias Steno id Oar Mks& —Melon
the Lord Chid Judos and Special Juries.)
o'naaam o. SHE Loaner, °swami, LID Dona

RAILWAY nottranr.
This was an action for the illegal detention of certain
testimonials deposited by the plaintiff with the defendai is
on his entering their service. The defendants pleaded not
guilty, and, secondly, that the plaintiff when he entered
the tonics consented to the peesement detention of the
testimonials by the defendants.
Mr. D. Seymour, Q. 0., and Mr. Shaw were counsel for
the plaintiff ; Mr. Brett, Q. 0., and another learned gen-
tlemanwere counsel for the defeedente.
The plaintiff had bees in the Lida inland Beveling and
also io the Irish Constabulary, sad when be lei t the service
he received • testimonial of
.good service, and he had also a
good character front his parish priest. When he applied to
the company for employment he presented them testimo-
nials. They were mesidered satisfactory, and be was en.
ppd. lie entered the service as porter, and very shortly
alter was promoted, and ultimately he was made bead pas-
senger guard. Last autumn he had charge of the Licensed
VictuaWri ematunioa train, and it having same to the
knowledge of the railway officials that he had two &seem of
sherry at Ramsgate with one of the massagers be was
dismissed the service. When guard of a ballast train in the
company's employ his wages were about 35e. per week, and
when passenger guard about 27a per week. When he left
the service the company told him they bad lost the testi-
monials, but would assist him to get others. To that it
was replied by the plaintiff that the difficulties were so
great, it being contrary to the rules of the servioes to give a
second testimonial, that it was next to impossible to get •
second one. The company, however, bad done nothing. it
was said, towards getting bier freak tarthnonials. He wee
now working as a porter at 254 • year.
The defendants claimed a right by their rules, which am
brought to the knowledge of all their servants, to detain
all testimonials.
The Lord Chief Justice said the man had a right to his
testimonials, and, having lost them, it woe the deity of the
company to obtain others for hint, end not give hiss the
trouble of doing it. The company in discharging him bad
acted under a selutary rule, though it was admitted it was
the plaintiff's Best offence. The testimonials having been
lost it was for the jury to say what easy vain they
attached to them. Their loss was • serious igg to • man
who had to rapport a wife and family.
The jury returned • verdict for the plaintiff, damages
1004

Joseph - St,
charged wish ...Oesslement.
Mr. Pater prosecuted ; and the prisoner was defended by
Mr. F. H. Lewis.
The tors in this ease were Messrs. Dean and Co.,
tea re and preen, carrying on bailees. in Liddstr
hill, and the circumstances nadir which the charges were
preferred were somewhat unseal. lt epperred that the
duty of the prisoner wee to collect orders and receive
money. He was paid a regular missy of V. a week, and a
farther sum of 11. was paid so him weekly as conmsleslea,
the amount of the commissioe allowed being about roe and
three quarters per cent., and a tort of ranting account
was kept between the prosecutors and the prisoner.
The Common Serjaant havias called the attention of the
far, to the material tufa in the case, the jury at once
returned a verdict of Not Guilty.
Mr. Pater said that there was another indictment against
the prisoner preferred by the same prosecutors, but after
the decision that had been arrived at by the jury in this
case he did not feel rolled upon to proceed with that in-
dictment. He thought ft right to state that the
propecution would not base been preferred if they preset
discovered that the prisoner was deficient to the extent of
more than 1001. in his accounts.

1111111, WU

Hairy Swyer, 25, was charged with breaking into the
dwelling-house of Almeirs Seymour Barrington, end steel-
ing a quantity of art,oles of wearing apparel, and jaw
Kerby, 65, and Elizabeth Kerby, 70, were charged with re-
ceiving the property, knowing it to have bees stoles.
Another man aamed Hillier Win also charged witik felo-
niously receiving a portion of the stolen property ; bat
there was not sufficient evidence to eoeneet him with the
transactioe, sod the charge against him was almadoned.
The jury retuned a verdict of Guilty, and it appeared
that Swyers had been formerly convicted of felony on two
occasions, and sentenced on each conviction to four years'
penal servitude. The man Kerby had aloe, it appeared,
been sentenced to six years' penal servitude for receiving
stolen property.
The Common &leant sentenced the two male prisoners
to ten years' penal servitude, and the woman to twelve
months' hard labour.
(Before Yr.

Km.)

Thomas Sitddington, a tine-looking intn of military bras.
pleaded guilty to an indictment ebariingg him with fa
!onionsly marrying Jame Komplett, bis wife Ceroiine being
then Red atilt alive.
Mr. Oonttniesiooer Kerr eastemoid the defendant to be
imprisoned and kept to hard labour for eighteen calendar
menthe. - -

JAW Robert William, a reurpectable-looking man, 45 years
of age, and described as beithg a traveller, pleaded guilty
to an indictment charging him with embezzling the suss
of 51. 15a., of 111.10 s. 2d.. and of 41. 12s. Bd., the moneys at
Mown. Julie Otudet and others, hie marten and em-
ployers.
Mr. Commissioner Kerr sentenced tbe prisoner to be kept
to hard labour in the House of Correction for fifteen Wee-
der months.

Henry Mead, a heavy, stupid-looking carman, was indicted
for having by a certain unlawful act endangered the safety
of divers pawns unknown then being conveyed along the
line at the Groat Eastern Railway Company.
Mr. Metcalfe appeared for the prosecution; and Mr. E. P.
Wood defended the pincer.
From the opening statement of Mr. Metcalfe, it appeared
that about 7 o'clock on the night of the 2nd Feb. instant,
the prisoner, in charge of a dray drawn by two horses,
drove up to the gate protecting the level crossing near
Blackwell from the Great Neaten line to the North Wool-
wich Breech Railway. The gate was opined to him by
Hawkins, the gatekeeper ; but when the prisoner with
his dray and horses had entered on the line of rail-
way. he stopped short directly across the line, ani
refused to go through the gate on the other side.
There he remained, sitting en the shaft of his
dray, for upwards of ten minutes, thereby causing great
danger to an approaching train which was thee overdue. A
police-constable was sent for, and be removed the dray and
horses just in time to get out of the way of the train, sod
the pruner was given into custody, after being told that
he bad run great risk of having his vehicle and hones ,
smashed to piens, to which he replied he did not care for
'
that so long as be Dingell was not smashed.
Mr. R. P. Wood said be was instructed to oaks today
the same defence that the 'prisoner had set up ter him-
self when before the magistrate, namely, that be was
stopped by reason of having a jibbing bone, sad could sot
get forward. The leaned counsel pat it to the jury
whether it was probable that the prisoner would have run
the chance of being himself mutilated by a collision.
Mr. Commissioner Kerr told the jury they bad beard the
nee, sad would deal with it according to the evidence.
The jury, alter a abort consultatice, returned • verdict
of Not Gisiq.
Mr. Commissioner Kerr (with evident surprise)—Not
guilty, gentlemen? Why the for of forty or fifty lives
might have been the result of the man's conduct.
The early part ol the day was oecepied in the trial of
Mink prosecutions, which were of the ordinary ehareeter.
Mr. Crautortt and Mr. Straight eledeeted the prows-
tioas.

The magistrate' of Cornwall, at the special
missions bald yesterday. determined to arty into effect the
new sot at parliament, and directed that ail cattle in that
county foand in costaet with beasts that have died from
the plague shell be immediately slaughtered.
[AdvertiseusenV—BOLLOWAY% IDUCTNINS AND
Prue—Every Day ant.--Ilkin diseases, blotch= and un-
serenty eruptious, which prevail we frequently and =soy se
molt, can be removed with iseitity by thieefroaredag and 000&
fag Otirtineek the Watery properties et Which seer all ester
DMUS electioes have been low and 1110111.1•01 stinlailb•L
Moderate doses = Holloway's Pills shoultillik Me= Irbil* _the
outward aliment is being treated with Ms 0111110011Awsi
depurate the blood, and tree II k yea en id=trtee
duce a relapse. deteriorate the asswedlissith. ft ea
W urious') . By promoting damsel= sad brperlObellos
lotion, Holloway s PHD even help to keep the sift dear sad to
eradicate the many rash= and mote so trequoili dis•Usg as
bean damask

WOOL AND WORSTED.—Batorottn. TeS. 11—Wm
is a good attendance of staplers awl 'oilmen is the w&
this mornici, and a oonsidemble inquiry has beak mds
woof, Ns the business done sot = it Them
steady b me is best deeeriptioos of is led
Down matching", and in the finer eerie of Basked al
Shropshire wools. Prices are net firmly amiebbei
There was more inquiry for worsted yam sells pert
export merchant& The offers mode, however, we
that spinners cannot accept them. A few small mem
shipment have been taken. The lower counts of tro•idi
cad corded yarns are chiefly in request. The home teem
continue to do a steady business. There is as *wok
the piece trade. The home American hours sr*
sparingly. The demand is confined to medial iellse-
mostly °Asses for printing, lustros, and while wide;
which can only be got in limited guaatitin. Nes r
very Inn.

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its Them Nal Plias Sittings dGaildhall.-(Bethre WilM Chdries Alas, wan albriai with obe
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the Lord Chief Jetties and Special Juries.)
°lemma V. THE Maw, CHATHAM, AND Benxi The evidence adduced showed that*, mimeo, a.e ,
RAILWAY COlirrlY. Woostelmdalme Pretine:::lll;:mindlioinottomardhy 07.1014,.....i..17er5i
. ._ to persons in went of money Tee - - - -....etries
This was an action for the illegal detention of certain inserted ~... • me
ntimonials deposited by the plaintiff with the defendat is in o°Gintl7 Peers and gam a Liaise aide..
niaskhafea for war No.
o his entering their service. The defendants pleaded not B..ass-ortiemewhowowreep:-ent:
sihuspe::::amohaula.7.o:equithesaptrifftmieg
unty, and, secondly, that the plaintiff when he entered '`"
he awoke contrasted eo the peessamet detention of the U.Peasios"- h"4 cars .hi..l was 121. 14, and le-""*. ,' e ginTT an
satimomals by the defendants.
Mr. D. Seymour, Q.C., and Mr. Shaw were counsel for ofthoth. loan
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he plaintiff ; Mr. Brett, Q.C. and another learned gen- saws. Tiss--chaq
when , inapt of var.% - .
lemur were mussel for the deleadants. lath, 16 tone frIC•4
, complete Pored nosehim. , . tie the WI
The plaintiff had hem in the bids Intend Revenue, and The prisoners ware remanded. .al surrey • 1
Imo io the Irish Constabulary, and when be lef t the service IMIIIIIMI•••••••••••••••••••••••1 . .1. has •MI P
m received • testimonial of.good service, and he had also a .ed esMil PI
ood character from his parish priest. When he applied to tiabal anti animal, :49r, sits °a
.. oi freight 0
he company for employment he presented them testimo-
-...-- flo., SO, Car
dale. They were ortsidered satidactory, and be was en- • •
eirtlialifile sentr .to 7119-7r411111119 : 1 . DesisirtitsACtirlOtl
„serenest.
aged. lie entered the service as porter, and very shortly ADRlBaurv, Era, 28. - Apponrnas. T.
Jter was promoted, and ultimately he was made bead pas- Admiral Sr T. & Paeley, Bart., to be Con 111. a VITT as
winger guard. Last autumn he had charge of the Licensed at Portsmouth, Moe Admiral Sir li. Sys easss...„„ gOl um"
victuall.ri exeursioe train, and it having come to the of smoke will expire on the lst of March. s /".1 I 00 the la
rnowledge of the railway officials that he had two Means of Commander S. P. Toemehand, to the L,...., caner IMP I
'berry at Rennie* with one dthe passengers, be was googol. ----..1 GM* derwritane boa
. This Mai
liamissed the service. When guard of a ballast inn% in the Lieutenants H. Studley, to the Doris • p 0.....
, . o, si.,, . his reglad
eimpany's employ his wages were about 35e, per week, end to the learns. ----' terms eff prey
when passenger guard about 27.. per week. When he left Paymaster C. H. Wells, to the lams. Bilitteeitress.-
the service the company told him they bad lost the testi. Surgeon J. W. Dobbin, to the loans. ~ . B Lone
monists, but would assist him to get others. To that it Amistaat-Burgeon B. J. Mliceris addlika t 4. „
wadi replied by the plaintiff that the difficulties were so Victory, foe the Royal Marine Artillery. ""' ve A : VITT as
peat, it being contrary to the rules of the services to give a Ageing Assistattairgeon J. M. theiptels ee skis e___ V of FACILE
mooed testimonial, that it was next to impossible to get a Assistant Permitter IL N. Haley, to tie +lst .on gath Ap
second one. The company, however, bad done nothing, it Clark W. H. Whylsam, to the berm , • bunt clipp
. JOHN 6M
was said, towards getting him freak testimonials. He wee This Ise
I.
pa. ......ter. afrecsreet.fillibSbar 7
now working as a porter at 251. a year.
The defendant' claimed a right by their rules, which am ignibtrditp Intelligent, °Val"'
brought to the knowledge of all their servants, to detain . in scot
all testimonials. -.-e-aucsamo
The Lord Chief Justice said the man had a right to his
testimonials, and, laving lost them, it wee the duty el the HMS= OF THZ NAB= I HVITT at
company to obtain others for him, and rot give hiss the .. OP T1U12%-zik a TAME
trouble of doing it. The company in discharging him had Hump wax in attendance IV, the Neat &glee is , ,
acted under a salutary rule, thongh it was admitted it was whole last night. Thu morning CODiagmas mow • . trar
the plaintiff's best offence. The testimonials having been Inalkaletli to end" tb• gliier to atbts, to the pima, . MAME
lost it was for the jury to my what yellows they
in dwaateflaZ:ulGis digithamedkasaddenasitadannin :elf :h&j,
Itymn,tile
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............. sartgastufSA
attached to them. Their loss was • serious •
who had to rapport a wife and family. debt
as was at fires sppreheeded, of his astsam by afai; ' .7p,Wto DB
The jury returned • verdict for the plaintiff, damages Kist' ja r•WWW/ !WWI b 914919, la Misr bum
1001. entecteMed that the dangerous caiids kee pima
' •
aroirrntea v. naarrov. quizies at Trinity-ledge hare beea most semanea 1 p6K
This WIG an action for breach of promise of marriage. ye
Mr. E. James, Q.C., and Mr. Shaw wove counsel for the iIS 7411FC
plaintiff ; Mr. Telford Salter was mensal for the defendant. MARKET& '
lleather Be
The parties were of humble but respectable posi,ion in ' ?"'" . ce V
society, and the action was brought to recover comperes- ---..--
a • INIIKSIIIIO6
ton in damps fora breach of promise of marriage. LONDON WILY DOCK Rirruns--iss. ag Row
When the jury was sworn. Impottd. Dewar& Pt pm , MlNntimersen
Mr. James said he was happy to inform them that the --- •
parties had arranged, and they would only have to give • WV:W. I. WO° A 1,180 ' 7.007 1W %mil : a • a
verdict for 2001. by consent. 9991* "97 1.404 V* • red PAM
Marra • •'" Wel 6, 44 Immo
Verdict for 2001. Best India
al 4769 9.4716 1M027 - ,), the mai
alma - _ t ,e , T. JAA
ADMIRALTY 0011 RT.-Flits. 26. 3401116 • - 4474 IlltiM Kail tar
emelt" 1
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(Before the Right Hoe. Dr. Lashingloa.) • Ca Havbsana.. box Lill MB ant - - Air Ikm ra"rlZ
- . . see ad
TEN BANDA AND WNW= BOOTY. 17=a161500T000 - ' -7_ 71 SAM 23 parr* agi
' This was the twenty-fourth day of the hearing. 'a #1 11l Km ;orto Dl
Dar Root
' His lordship made an order that all the pate, should
•471 0,011 11,7 el .
render an anemia forthwith of the prism they bad e Timed Omfeen-W.L .. • . 116 Set i,rm ug
during the mutiny. Only one or two had made the n quiried Do. .Ml. aA.
- a °TAW/
-fa- .. le
statemee 1441 114 um as splendid •
Mr. Bolt, Q.C., resumed aal concluded his aeries on °%9-11 Wm- *A. • 996 %YU 44.410 tial am room e
Moths • • - • I,Be IX down aro
the part of General Eyre, the executor of Lord Clyde, Other A India • - I,lie 04,SM Mr - " wily/11N
Mr. Coleridge, Q.C., followed, on the pert if Gems,' Do, do, . - ..
Smith, and occupied the court but • short time. Bradt A Cars Elsa . 8,900- 1,710 MA RH
Mr. W. IL James, Q.C. (Mr. Hayford with him), ad- O 000• • Me SIN 10144 ize 5 LACK
dressed the court, on the part of General Whaler, and eoa 7011.10 O°L OMB
chided. INN 770 MS IDA SA Pest
Mr. Prim, Qof ,C., followed, on the part Colonel M sis
Hinds, s..DG. toes Li - -
4t11,600 10,7Ylea
and finished his reply. SAMMlffill kas In 101 La spi , enjunie.
..I
The Solicitor-General will address hie lordship to-atertow
(to-day) for Major Osborne; and Mr. Pitney Kelly will be TALLOW. - Nona, Eviamm_Tkis why aril
QUSIF
hmrd for General Maxwell. opened very firmly to-day, sad holders meld not debt - • • ••1:44;13
alas until an advance of eid. on Astaudayii quasi.' • • b'9"'
offered. Subsequently even higher prices wee it Tug coiiiiiii
CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. market dosing with gnat"th
me'. 411 only mama
49e ; Aped to June. 491 6EL • Jem, lie I" s. lia, li; . parlicatans
- October to December, 51s. 6d. bums, *IAA ii ,L, .. Nam
Joseph Bristow, 94, • respeobable.looldeg man, was other descriptions of tallow deemed more oche'. Oise , Me ;ea
charged wish embezzlement. sheep, 48s. to 48e. 6d. • beef, 47a to 47a ii ; lid ' LCI.
Mr. Pater prosecuted ; sad the prisoner was defended by American, 495. to 495. id. first pipes ; Amtrak 56 ELAM l
Mr. F. H. Lewis. Me. 6d. to 475. 6d. Town tallow somiselle di.. hits
The prosecutors in this ease were Messrs. Dean and Co.,s now offering. Cocoa nut oil firm; Ornills, elk; rival /
tea re and greens, carrying on bestrews in Ludgate! Zion. 4616 ; SOW 441. .t 0460. to A.
1 thato PHILA.
hill, and the circumstances nadir which the charges were oil quiet, 41s. to 41s. a& &es Laps.
preferred wen somewhat anemia. It appeared that the sto. to 391..( rem the circular of Mews. I. Boil • • , the I
duty of the prisoner was to collect orders and receive (lsirke.)
CITY
money. He wee paid a regular eatery of V. • week, and a
farther sum of 1/ was paid to him weekly as commission, ocerrox-LEMPOOT4 FE& 26.-A blikellarKla - CITY
CITY
the amount of the commiasioe allowed being about use and ea advance of 4d• perm lb. in /Mere, met fill Aad wren 11pth
three quarters per cent., and a eon of ranting account 8•14• 80-ds7.ls,ooobsks. including LIM" Oars arms
was kept between the prosecutors and the prisoner. expect 8,000 Albarid% 17d. to 21d. ;1,0, , PO,iia, iy, eeite4
The Common Sediment limiter called the attention of the 190. to 21d. ; 280 Maranbani, 191 d. to IR; MO ad • • b
jury to the material facts in the macs, the jury at ones 1160014. lad. 10 1814. ; 1,000 fferretin. 10if- • ; 211 ' •
returned • verdict of Not Godly. Smyrna, 156 d. to 171 d. • Surat, 1.21 d. to ltil. ; Haim fee
Mr. Pater said that there was another iedietreent against 141. to 15fd. ; 4,400 Bengal, Saida &Md. to Hilt “--; s
the krisoner preferred by the same promoutors, but after 100 Per{, 103• to 100. MACEY.

is a good attendance of staplers aed spine. is the Nob AIUHT
this sooa and a considerable *wry bee beat melt Adzoiralti
wad, th the business done is not =r4Tline t between I
dead, me in best descriptions of fa led Mita: to
Down motoldup, and in the finer aorta of Sashed C er 00
Shropshire wools. Prices ere rat firmly todubhat 551CACI"
There was more *airy for worsted yaree as ta pt I •AUFT.
.ILE
export merchaota. The offers made, however, we se he • Timm pa
that Wooers cannot accept them. A few mil oho la hi trausf
shipment have hese taken. The lower cants dteolik CHINA,
and corded yarns are chiefly in request. The Mae Lostboot
continue to do a steady busutess. There is w amp k "tirr elD°
1111 : posed •
the pima trade. The home American booms 'pet eaten, Ala-,
sparbtgiy._ The demand is ocalised to 4,41411 IIII14.• 3. IL Carta,
mostly Crimes for priatiog, lodate, sad eth. naltleD 3. Duns, el
which eau may be got in heated quatitim Mr It Queeeitown ;
vary Arm. QTEAM
CATTLE.-Lremooor., Fim. 26.-The wspplii wile la., MAIL
was lies, of shee larger than on last Maeda. ibt et B""asn, at
nand for cattle (is emesquenes of theme GI ITITIIWIU ....vinfornaB/
leave Net
cattle shown in the coacht to be killed in Liverpl4 em
very dull, and prices lower god irregular. Steep I psi
demand, and sold at higher price-. Bed, ale Ted. Wria; 'maim
mediae, Ilid. to 101 d. tarin
THY HIATT BOMBAY MAIL. -801111A1001/ rig°-7
PM .26.-Tbe Peniumlar and OrientalOonpris etsmn Utters F
:-.1
Manila, Captain Labia with the beau parties dWI nme:ar.
above mail, barn arrived here. She brier 22 Plelee ITAIs and
3,1391. in specie, sod maim' stones to Morales IA 001"
rupees ; PM packages of cargo, chiefly comielleg 110. „...,
MUM'. talk, and comps. The Pen left Glirallark lid „ick.
Rest on the 17th iast. Her Majesty's slips TWA fiesada
Hiberalk Oalsdosia, Royal Oak, Reeistanes, ffsing ( . "In s• deep
Hydra. Cocbetries, Psyche, and Wizen), wee et
.: '., • • (wee
The Terrible, from Malts, with invalid' sad essomdo . Cl: ~.,,
reties, arrived at Gibraltar on the 160. Gibraltar ail. ' . shard Ot
iwie:iwnoted on Loudon 494 ; on Para Ofr. Mull%
, 1 to 4 diroount.
CALCUTTA AND CHINA (HisvY) Marble-010 i.. 5 TI(
SAMAR, FIB. 25.-The Mongolia left hers MR
.111.1 1 101 PI MA!
&hot
,
day. She may be expected at Southampton en FOIM • ethetal COI
March. hathenasth
LONDON AND NORTS WlSTaltlf RAILWAT.--15 . For terms,
are authorised to state that LisuL.Coloeil Owei lal
dressed the following letter to the &aviary d the WO
and North Western Railway :-" Rockall', We the
RTIF
ll ,
Herta, Feb. 24, 1866.-Sir, is noodling lit II" meat
Vona clerks
trouble to the erk; of the tranefer•cdto at Ulm ' MILT,
Station, or to delay the issue of the &edged we.. n • Vii' pee
the shareholder', I have determined on withhstrm{/ .cl
mime as a candidate for a seat at tbs Loados id am'
101 • • fortaid]
Western board, sad will request ray Maude to deteill, .. sr sup/
voting I therefore shall not require the 1,0 to be dodo" • ' yr]
aides forma . Okra
ow my account My priseical rearm for ---- -0( caw
was to show to my friends the otter issyrolos7' " • . amr,
depandeet candidate being node' exialac eiee A NO MIMI
elected as a director, and sow that WO WO eiirl. ~. 4
the shareholders have so neequivocallv ropresen "'",....., I 0 LOSE
approval of the way In which the vacancies at 11. 1..'" I -Ned
have been filled up, sad recommtnded s emelt,' . •1. • .
of system, I feel that my pr nips' object bre bete ..., . • 11 t
and that in future a more satisfectory state of thieel,'"
be Doped for.-I remain, sir, your obedient arrant, taw an
Car.% Limit .oolowel.-To Stephen Ray, Faa“ .
London sad North Western Railway, PAOLA Sabo." is
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BIRTHS. -ail
()LAT.-February Lt. et the Mount, Chepstow. the.- . , Air
_ Amy, Jun., Mea, a a eon. .... 01 I .
WILID.-February 13, at Dimertan, Tunbridge-was.... • . tee
ILltewl. Be., of a daughter wed
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FAVILLZ.-Fehruary 24, at AL oaorgearoad, Tisalice. •
of N. B. flevW*, AK., of a sou. l A Iti
MARRIAG MO en
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CAITZE-IFELLIL-lebruary ft at AL ES. Peter's, Ch= go the heel
in. D. fleatoo. J. H. Carter, of Klicerben Willa "is
county of Wexford, to Ann, daughter of the late J. W ' -DAY in
of Hamm Court. Chertsey. weif
NOAXIS-QUICK. -February I; at st. warfoctord4 os . apegi
dcw. b./ the Rev. H. W. waygartb. chews clarlaN. 0
yr.. "sow In et Branson Mouse, Martha. ..„ . ,
Awe, dewibter of ..f. Quick, leg., of Bedell Noma ""
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DEATHS. MON° is
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