The Express.
London, England, 1866-04-09 00:00:00

SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.)

brought up in custody of Henry Morton, 43 L, charged
with being concerned in stealing 500 bricks, the property
of their master.
Mr. Ricketts, who appeared for the prosecution, said
that Mr. Belk had recently been plundered to a great ex-
tent ; and having a vast number of men in his employ, it
was a difficult matter to detect the depredators. Morton,
a detectiveof the L dividon, was engszed,and he discovered
that on SRI Feb. last a load of brie ls was sold to a small
builder named Woollard,intheWaterloo-road. That person
and two other men were apprehended about the time, but
after a remand or two they were were liberated for want of
sufficient evidence. Mr. Woollard bad since then assisted
the polies, and the result was the apprehension of the pri-
soner. He should be able to show that Jackson sold the
bricks to Woollard, and that Gray was seen in his company
at the time.
Henry Morton, 43 L, said that, in consequence of in-
formation he received, be followed one al the prosecutor's
carts laden with bricks along the Waterloo-road. The pri-
soner Jackson had charge of the load, and stopped outside
the John of Groat's House. Woollard joined the prisoner
and some other man, and eventually he purchased the
bricks for eighteen abillin”. The bricks were delivered to at
him, and on maiming inquiry he found that the bricks were at
stolen from Mr. Belles premicee. After that witneastookinto 50
custody Woollard and two other men, but they were even- !
ftally discharzed. From information received from Wool- a
lard he apprehended the prisoner. 100
Robert Woollard, a builder, said he purchased the 503 St
bricks from Jackson on the 2Dth of February for 184., being St
the value of them in the market. He bad no receipt for at-
them, as it was a reedy-money transaction. He bad often Batt
them,
bricks in the same way, and never had any a
trouble about them before. St
Jackson pleaded guilty to stealing the bricks, and assured St.
his worship that his fellow-prisoner had nothing whatever at.
St.
to do with the transaction.
The magistrate discharged Gray, and sentenced Jackson et
to six months' herd labour in Wandsworth House of Cor-

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Owa o'CLocx.
The railway market is dull, and a decline of
itg:tlinper cent. has occurred in Midland, South
, and Great Northern stocks.
London and North Western stock is quoted
121} to } ; Great Western, 59} to } ; Midland, ;tit
123 to I ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 121. to Z
; Great Eastern, 40} to 3-8 ; South Eastern, ..
731 to 74 ; Caledonian, 127} to I, ex div. ; ••
Metropolitan, 1331 to 134} ; Great Northern, 121}
to 122} ; ditto A, 138} to 139. 100,
Canadian railway securities are quiet, at previous trot.,
quotation. too,(
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No. I 811. I

NOTTINGHAM ELECTION COMMITTEE. rt:
(THIS DAY.) St

The committee appointed to try the merits of the pal. st.
tion !spina the 'return for Nottingham met again this
morning Mr. Adair in the chair. se.
Mr. Mundell and Mr. Oars appeared on behalf of the st.
petitioners ; Mr. Rodwell, Q.C., Mr. Pries, Q.C., and Mr. so.
Pope Hennessy for Sir R. Man ; Mr. Fitejemee Stephen 10
for Mr. Morley. 10
William Deng, examined by Mr. Rodwell—l am •her 14113„,s
dealer and contractor. I have lately been living a a 1""
loge between Sleaford and Boston. Before I went there st.
Mr. Richards gave me 601. to go away. 9 I
Mr. Mundell objected to that answer. sc.
Kr. Rodwell submitted that he was entitled to pursue It
that course of examination as he was now attacking Mr.
S
=nation continued—Mr. Richards said, " C give u
you 501. to go out of the way ; there may be inquiries or ft
there may not about the election. He paid me the Si.
501. in sovereigns, and said there were others going away SC
as well as me. He gave me the money in his own
ffi
office. After I had received the 501. I went to Lincoln. rt.
Wilson Plant was by when I received the money. He io
took me to Mr. Richards's alias. That was shoat 6o'clook 10
in the evening. A. few days before I left Nottingham— Si.
that was in July—l told Mr. Richards I had given some Si.
evidence to Mr. Poisons. That was in reply to a question It
put to me by Mr. Richards. I read something in the st.
Nottingham Cuardian, in soniequenes of which I addressed Bt.
a letter to Mr. William Parsons.
Mr. Rodwell proposed to put in the letter. St.
Mr. Mundell objected, and after some discussion, 20
Mr. Rodwell said he would put it in at a later period of 9„‘t,
the inquiry when the petition against Mr. Morley was gone ta
into. St.
Examination continued—l was engaged at the Notting- 10
ham election. I hired lambs and paid them. at
Mr. Mundell objected to any further question of that
nature be'ng put until agency bad been proved.
After some dissuasion,
The Chairman said the committee were of opinion that ry.
the person who gave the order should be called before the st,
vitals was asked to explain how he had executed that 20
ilorder.
Examination continued—l did not pay the lambs with 10
my own money. 100
The next question put by Mr. Rodwell was—Who gave
you the money to pay them? sc
Mr. Mundell oblected, stating that the committee had 100
already substantially decided the point. St
Mr. Rodwell then asked witness--How much did you St.
P&? at
ioo
mr. Mundell spin objected, and after a lengthened dia. 100
ration, 100
The Chairman said—l understand Mr. Rodwell to ask 100
this witness whether, in consequence of an order he re- 100
oeived from some one else, he hired and paid lambs. You 100
nee that simply as an act done--es cue of the many sets
100
which constitute agency? 100
Mr. Rodwell—Precialy sc
Examination proceeding when our report left.]
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PROFINCIAL SHARE AEARKATS.
Ltsitarool., APRIL 7.-dale.to-day : Great Eastern. 40i 1—• St.
Great Western, 501—London and North Western, 1211—Cmithle
Capital Stock, 139—Grand Trunk of Canada, 30—Grest Western
of ()mods, 104 7-16—Erie, 561—Five-Twentiee, 73F-4:neat Luzern- 100
hoary, 15 5 -16—therend, Gamey and C0.,µ0 p.—Albion Marine 100
1 7-10 d.—Maritlme, 11-16 d.—Natlonal Steam Company, se d. 10
—Pacific Steam Naviption Company, 90}—WestIndia and 86
Pacific Company. d. St.
Brittllsanals, Aran 7.—The launsactions to-day were—in Bit- 86
miugham Wagon shares, at Lll Os. 3d. ; Gloucester Wagon 20
shares, fourth lame, at 11 preen.: Great Western West Midland 86
Second Guaranteed Stock was sold at 113. Birmingham Banking 00
Company shares closed at 26 to 265; Binnlastkum Joint Stock 100
Banks, buyers, at 68: Lloyd's (Limited), sellers, at 101 prem.; 100
Nottingham Joint Stock Bank, par to 1 prem. ; British and 86
Foreign Railway Plant, at 6 dim. ; and Manta's Metal shares, at 86
to 1 dia. Bt.
11901126113 r, Aran7.—Tke =stet was Bat, and prices 20
ly lower. District Bank, 17$ p—Rries, 56 at—Great St.
=.114 402 I—Great Luxembourg, 16 6-16--Great Northern 86 I
A, 130—Grand 'Trunk of Canada, 30—Great Western of Canada,
16;—Illinois, 811—Lancaehire and Yorkshire, 121—London and
North Western, 121$—Manchester and County Bank (Limited),
4eau—nalt:ineliester, Sheffield, and lAncolnahlre,mraF-Ditto, RA
, 6 per cent. 97f—M ISt 00,0
1 North British, 66-Bouth Menem, 41 4—/hames 10,0
and Mersey Marine Insuranos (Limited), 6 11-16 p —United 40,1
States 6-20 Tan' Bonds, 731—Dover C. C. 6 per cent, 90. 100,0
Dalit.fit, Area 7.—Three per Cent. Consols, 851—New Three 40A
per Cent. Stock, SO 1---Ditto. for account. 9th May, 84t—India 20,1
Five per Cent. Stock, 1011--Bank of Ireland (6100 paid', 294 11,1
National Bank (LSO paid) 76—National of Liverpool (Limited) $O,l
filtri4tlnli(lLTruptajifTlTT-Valgit!'::ak =Ft, Btr itl
Blast Ofilce Debenture's, 602 6s. 3d., 86. 10,1
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tilE EXPRESS, MONDAt EVENING, APRIL 9,

GOVERN:

BROCK&
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Do. 18961

Can. (1.3V.6 p. c.,1877.81
0,000 Do.6peret,Yeb.hAng.
0,000 Do. Sperct.
~.. Do. elper ct Jan vta
, ... Do. spw. et. Ins. 8
CepoolG Nopellper.l
15.008 Do. d 0.1690-1900
15,008 Da. do. 1693 90
8000 Do. do. 189091
Do.sp.c.Ap.dOct.l9oo
Ceiolon,Nov. 1968,6 p. ct.
1878, d 0...
1,000 Do. 1872 d 0...
1,000 Matuithis 6 per ct.,1872
5000 Do. 1878
,000 Do. 1882
~000 Do. 1895
,000 NataL Gov. 6 per cent..
,000 New Brans.Gov.6perct.
,000 New South Wales Gov..
,500 6p. cu 18,1871 to 1876
,000 Do. 6y. c.lBBB to 1
New Zealand 6per cent
Do. 5 per cent
,Nova Sootta 6 p, c., 187 T
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191
91 94
91 N
78 80
77 80
101 109
101 104 td
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10! is
102 104
91 93
102 104
106 108

150,000 !Queensbutd a 4. 6 p. ct.
,000.000 S.Aust.Oor. 6 p. ct.,1868
240.000 Do. 1678 and upwdi.
100.000 Vle.Gov.6p. c. Jan. July
Do. 6p. ct. Apelldcik.

102 104
106 106
103 106
106 104
100 102
90 9s