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London, England, 1860-01-19 00:00:00

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That atianosit-onnad barque Niagara. Captain
Methuen, wee totally lost, ea Friday morning leer, on the
rocky come et Comore, sheet 14 miles to the 'oath-west of
Campheltows, near to where the swan ship New York sod
the ship Charlene's* wenwreaked • but 1$ to gratifying to
state that the Whole oldie strew and :Ohm ea bond raped
with their lives. The Niagara was IS the parege inn
Leedom to Clyde in ballast. BM left Leedom on denday
the Bth teat, having on board • Grew a fearless, sod the
ovate' wife sad three children. She passed the Lizards ea
Tuesday, at which time the weather blame foggy, sad oats
liansdeosp till Thareday night 6 o'clock, whoa • Ilea wee
sighted, wile& wee esppt,esd to be the Mall of Calloway,
the Cantwell l'otet. On Deering it, however, it wee toned to
be a steady light, end probably the Mull of Centre. The
barque hate away fur up-cheasel, sad about 12.30 on
Friday morning she wee going as • starboard lark under
double reefed topsails, with metered healed up. The fog
continued, and there was • stiff brew, with a heavy the
running. The barque woe then found, hem the taste of
the sea, to be caring land. It use the mates watch, end
the captain was speedily acquainted with her position, and
was soon on deck: Au attain; t was made to wear bar oil
the lend, but felled, sad the easel laamedishely streak
forward and then lurched round with her larboard side to
the rocks, which were quite close and high. The weed
continued to strike heavily, and se there we, • probability
of her canting over ow her beam-end., with the view of es-
detrouring to save the byes of those on board the long-boat
we. got over the side between the *bore and the venal, and
the eeptein's wile sad her • to, • child of fear years of age,
were got Into it, but the heck week from the shore swamped
the hot. John Foy, «mut the seems., got down into the
boat, and while he secured the child the eaptaits'e wile wee
Named. A Iles was then thrown to Foy, who made it feet
round the °Mid's wrist, and be was dragged on board, end
Foy wee afterwards matted to the name way, and the bust
want to phew The voted oonthtned bumping and reeling
heavily. Her port bow was ..Lae to the rocks. A lead
wee throws moon, end it getting ketone! to the rods,
the hoe wee of use In facilitating • Ladies by one of the
asemosond • bowline was Rot oat from toe venal to the
Amen By Shia means the three eblldrea were conveyed on
share lestessed to the hicks of wramen. The crapteiu's wife
wee gets hen, lad eventually all bends, the captela and
the (*maid being the butt to quit the weesal. The whole
party eerambled ep over the rocks, sad pursued their way
In the dark till they mime on • sheep or other narrow beaten
trelit„ which led tato • larger road, and after a meet* of
nowerell hours they arrived at the term-house of a Mr.
Hester, who treated them with every kindeeas. la the
warning, an going to the scans of the wreck, the barque
was lowed to have meted over; end when the crew
left some hears afterwards, the we. feet breaking up.
Mr. Wets.., Lloyd's agent in the district, wee early on the
'pot, and had the retested parties conveyed in art to
Canipbeltowe, and en lietardity they all, will the ezospnoat
of the captain sad Ma tensity, who remained at Campbel-
. town, proceeded to Greenodt by the stainer. The mete sad
• boy had • harrow escape with the* Wen in siding on
shore. The mate, In struggling I. the water to melee the
Lad, accidentally caught hold of the elakiag lay and mos
ceedad is saving his We. Jolts Poy le said to have sated
trebly la essistieg to rescue the captain's wife nod child
when the boat swamped alongside. The pour fellow has had
I one of his hands severely injured while thee bravely Ce-
che:ging kb duty in • trying emergency.

CZYNTAL PALMS.- ONZ 81111.1.1N0 DAY.-
WNINNESDAT. JAN. 18.—A4,m•slass CS parniii, 1,804;
ibtbo by moms tickets, 61/2.—Tota viiitors. 2,196.
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HOLLOWAY'S PlLL.—Three
puttyinglly bare Is. U. Ire sorrier d s issarry 4.0 Is stursol
dressed Ihrsusbout I.M.d rusks: rod risco &Mir .thsorrry they
Soo boa lon ly prirsahed by WI sf emery. sad 5... by Oast
Waft =pig MUM& pressessed rebel:oow &SOW far &or =a-
OWNS soy Abe uredilas la bow resslttasi end oosolorsl
Mr. Ws prod's. porgarrilla drabs Ur worms of too 4/mars
thetare mat Iht Itaala Meat the daltaa. awes.. UN bantam • pallotrord
Soo bosom mpg se. rilorsisros the kids.... also •
Smithy soft re lbs surrai hems. of tho irsalothos.
.h.ch loresibr bra. est Ye gatrialei tor tic IsU ion
forma/Ks of ovary Ma hurls&

WM itsuellistnat.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCIL—Lut.
nes, 18.
allhap Ikaun—(Bner• UN Dad PM Ja Mr.
Swan WI/Juana, 14. Jaak•Cranguoa, sad Kr. Janke
Elaakbura.
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71i6 was crown paper day.
TIE lOW 11•11 CONLPANT, APPILLANTS, O. JOHNSON,

1111111PONDIST.—IXT(I1TiNT 9.81111.
I TWO yea a mss Mated for the opinion of the court by the
18•10110610 si Hertford Imam the 20 and 21 Victoria, asp.
43, and it Med a very Important gamed= es to the rights of
ownempf mink es that epodes of . The case wee
1::lzd beemi bat term. but the further badto be M-
b einsoguente of the vent of time for the cesolusion
of
Mr the.
Bovlr., ergunesaQ.te.
C.. end Mr. Bushby appeared for the
appellants ; Mr. Woollet end Mr. C. Taylor for the
Tb edirMed k on behalf the governor and shareholders of
ths New Ether Company against an order of the magistrates
for the borough of Hanford, whereby aam of 2!. 16s. wee
mniffed to the reepoudeet, Send Rankle Johnson
for Injury dons to the plaintiff by detracting water eada
r from

It appears the company were empowered by their ad to
auks a dais onnsensing in the parish of fit. Andrew, Hers-
ford, skim the public highway known as the North-reed,
the road in /nation Ming seated in Masten, and tarots*
wt of the Autos trust. Now Mrs. Johnsom, the respen-
dzild, treghto beuthsareer of hoei
pdtic road Les I*Na-tit-
which Irak
wer
id the oseepaay was pertly earned ; andmiertly after the
worn of the oomputy were opined she ad bee neighbours
found that their wells ware needy emptied. Bbs therefore
antaseoned the oompany before the loon negiisiroise, sod
although it we. stated that lire. Johnson mad her neighbours
had only to Mak their wen a little in order to obtain as geed
a supply of water r, damps were awarded to
kr of 21. 16s. It was this order the aseeparly
Thisilid.tr Lordships me judpmet sitielis, the egret of
which ma as follows :—Resuat decision have tally esta-
blished. ask Weed, these dabber are qulei onsounistee
with essensa sosso that where stabatary osapsesstics
sessidbil demo dews Sr yaoparey, that erns oily be
where es wellas would lie as behalf of As injured
_piety. It
is et/WV eine wind= would in In this one. The eon-
rp. be casiedered wider the sot of perbeand wider
the light of owners of the adjelaiag soli, sad tbereler•whstber
he bed to the interception of water beton it reached
the reopeedsot's well, or its ahebsetion aforr it was collected
there, the asses of " Uhenseasee mad Richards" on throne
side sad Acton and Binds. "on the other are cosalusive.

fit•CrderWinTraiitseram iierrior;Tviaqo;ll•tcia
without coma.

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This &deka we nniterehod imposes the peoeseity of sak-
ing their wells at their ohs upoa • brae portion of
the laltabittatts of the tows of

JORNSON, APPELLANT, P. SWOON,

Ws was eitialik
skein a conviction of magistrates at
laresbrosesb. s penalty of 11. 10s. upon the
applies* fmr e attached to the nepondeafe
gess. The raspesimt we s Dr. Simpson. and is the owsar
of estbda rein abedisi the Coatie-yezd at Homer
beresigh. The lob& alebeei • ght of way through the
=and it was aseuttle• of this right that the appal-
the leek in goestien, la having the maim pre-
sloe* met abbe to the &mew rat he should do soil the
gate sierael
Ailbskssibe of dm semeene the appellant Weeded
her all 4 wile pawed thee he led NMI without
herbs sesebelb erre fer diet he Mil am. He calmed
far the phis, by gems el sap waif nun • right of way
three* thepeembee ; abl Ifite, palm bob, he wee no
Wren deer. Tht==beilled that the op-
ponent hod abed as he might have
samtell his right mllhee W ales se bilentest.
The Coen etdd le she gibs deer time imegistratee INFO
wrong. Under dts sinomelmss the appequis hod many
wat hem.
y. of essertfes W *it, sal Ineeldas the leek wee cos
of

oonvidiss garbed.
POLL= 9. 1011109.

This wee a ow from the Iffelrepobtan Folios District, end
wee stated by Mr. Bingham, the meetstrate.
The appellant, George Follett, had been summoned by_the
respondent, Hannah Howson, under the 7th and Bth Vic.,
cep. 101, foe the support of sn illagitumata child, of which be
was aoewd to be the f ether, sad of which the respondent wee
relsvari ea the 24th of Jainism 1866. Upon hearing the
semetims. as the 28th Much, Ude it appeared that the ap-
pellant mode payments on orionat of the child to the
respondent during the previous twelvemonths; sad he there-
upon made Ea order en the appellant to pay the lewd
2s. dd. per week. The defeadeses strawy, however, con-
tended that tbe dishier wee net Sable for the support of the
dill& hummed an he bad some time previously °entreated
with the viola° ff to pay her es emelt a. 6s. a week fee its
!Nippur ; that he had paid her to advance et that rah, aufil-
Meet to meintain the Child two years, brides orivlsgter.
Frothy: a suns el 101. tabs, and that she ta
yen mimed thedelberent hose ell MOs, chit on amount
of the Child. Nevertheless tbr emeterste nes& the order for
the Is. U., remise that be wee set bound to take norm of
the mmtreet, it being veld ma grounds of pablie polioy. The
Aleut el the set of parliament wee to ensure the support of
the ate of the mother, who might be removed from
the Ip of the child at any dos. The timeliest
the isrptrate raised wee, had he any discretion under
the eat of parliament to entertain inch a centred se that
sampled to be est op, the paternity having been proved to
nets Wien.

Oebridge appeared In support of the ceder; Mr. fier-
*at Perry for the app
TM mart intimated that they did not think the magistrate
wee boo* to take 'sodas of the oantrect , at the HUM dm
*comb**, might seise to Maly an appeal tram the *sr-
Me of Ms &rattan.
The case was remitted back, however, to be masted.

BAIL COURT.-Lug. 18.

Sittings at Hid Pdaa.—(lldbre Mr. Judo° Hill mad
Cadiaca Jodie.)

IOYCZ O. JOYCI, IXICVIIII2.-A. =more FAMILY

NISTOZY.

This was en bottom brought under somewhat air-
eumetanme, by Peel Joyce, the plaintiff, net Lades
Joyce, the widow end executrix of Richard Joyce, to recover
2001., the value of an I 0 U. alleged to be a forgery.
Mr. Knowles and Mr. Beesley were counsel for the
=Mr. &Swan! Jame and Mr. Bell represented the
t.
la 1846 the family of the Joyce* misstated of
Rieberti, Paul, and Henry, and some children of •
sister. Thome., the elder brother, diet In that year iota/hit%
and edininharation was taken oat by hie sepposed wife,
whom maiden name was Moore, sad who toad been married
in 1797 to a perms named Law. Shortly after the marriage
she left her husband, and in 1816 married Thome Joyce,
her former hnsband beitg, it was alleged, alive
at the time. lay wee afterwards couvicted of
forgery, end wee transported for seven years.
The supposed widow of Thomas Joyce died, leaving
the property to her sleet, Oren Thompson, who proved the
will. Richard Joyce, the elder brother, took out letters of
sdralnistration to the will of Thomas Joyce, and brought an
viten of ejectment against Orsice Tbempeoe, who did not
defend it, under en arrangement arrived at between the per-
lies by which Richard took the property, which, after the
payment of a mortgage, wee to be add, and the proceeds
divided amongst hie brothers sad his sister's children. It
was contended for the plaintiff that he had kept possession of
the property, end that •kw days before his death be bed,
with the view of remedyleg the injustice be Led dose to the
plaintiff, given hint the I 0 U for the 2001. now weed se its
his share of the property.
In support of the defence, that the I 0 U was not in the
handwriting of Richard Joyce, the case well that the
enangement was that Richard Joyce should take on himself
the responsibility of all proceedings, end should give each of
his brotbere and the repreeentetives of his deceased Meter 601.
*soh, which he did. The defendant. aho stated that before
she married Richa,d Joyce *be bed been the wife of his
nephew swore that the 1 0 U woo very armlike her huaband's
beadwriting.
After the examination of other withesess,
The learned Judge summed up, leaving It to the jury to
say, drat, whether the I 0 U was • forgery; and secondly, if
signed by Richard Joyce, had any consideration been given
far It.

-'l:l;•jui7 found a undid for tha plandiff—Dainages 2001.

COURT OF COMMON PLRAB.--JAN. 18.

Sittings In Basoo.—(Befors Lori Chief Justice irk, aid
Judo,. Williams, WOW, sad testing.)
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Tha Mali was occupied all day with sues in the opesial
paper, which ware interesting may to the parties wools mid.
Sittings at NW Prins' in Middlsses.—(B.fors Mr. Justice
Dyke and a Common Jury.)

POLS AND WIPE A. OMIWOOD.-SLANDIA.

The plaintiffs In this cam were, In 1/164, tenants of the de-
fendant, and during that tenancy some leaden pipes were
stolen. The female plaintiff wee given in charge for stealing
them, and was tsh.n before • magistrate, who diecharged her.
Afterwards she brought as actin• foe (alas Imprieomnent
against the defeadant and recovered 261. damages, but ulti-
mately agreed to accept 161.
The slander wow complained of was • repetition of Oita
charge about the pipes, to which was added some words Iw-
:siting immoral conduct.
The defendant denied acing the words.
The jury ultimately found for the defendant.