The Express.
London, England, 1860-03-30 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVBNING; MAIIOII 80, .1860.

graft beau est the wale aboald be the name as that
.P4ia the ore el the lowan wee. The sleet a/ the
=would be to Weans the oboes el the private oil-
to theiaig thee at the others el Yak reek. The
authorities at the hulk Borg slated they bed as obieelka
whatever to lush an eeraegitheat ; esi lire wee the ebbe
bi which the water Used at the prime veseraa.

Tin xsw IthiIIUtUPTCY 7i.
Mr VANCE rind the AroreerOesteal II he could gate
to the emu. what wait be the tarred slap ra the
Carob/arid Feed by the spomilia et the newlealtruytoy
1101.
Th. ATTOENEY.GENIZAL aid theta= pea
port by the bill to be truiesei to the
appearedueleeealtsibe lest nitera dereirledi ea ee%
Deereber wield &moot is lir eaperpie be SUM
writhe dap ire erepertalee mid a-
rise swathe, whisk witehl, et illeibith shoat
daily, as the pea* roam of theft bed Dew
preard hr Art ee the
_yew Int He believed that
Gee prithasa the hair of the hood el theft eireires,
usweetiely ierelyoool. year. bed ra eier
are et it ter • period •or JO yerab Is the
ell pot.bay, areelltea that olterzsbirweeld be peaty
mewed hive lite meth were
r azeueurihremeref
ea DIA
Cbsaselar of the latiteeper =IL= peme.•
rat gape ea the eereerneleil boil mehipeleil there
world ba__• trey hqp eepeareliee el the Wel the
Om* ei aestraperp wader the eporeller ed the led
partied that Wens add leer it, washleally the
rediesika ogee ha of the sailors, it would be mei iv:;
gbh le the mare of the mark instead of
ea Ihe ear atidMed had. TherineZi ady
Cre="bessepties be mesh la eneremeat suirdp, Ahe
Wary of the j: tad Ye serritary, earmathe VIOL
• yam whisk be *seer. airrYt tr old
eamilikil

XIIRDIII 01 CAPTAIN LAMBERT AT LIMA.
Yr. BAUM ha the abeam eh Mr. Teener, rind the
lieenilsey d Obits for Neg. Alias whethsr lisr Ma-
testfe gweessuest bed rees- tree the British
friiires Piro say oeseirmisstioa refereseert
meat_ robitay sad ti day, at Lis, etOsp
t.inlweeh of hamsship Vises; sad V so,
whether say dere by ber Ifsiosty's mem-
slot is rebates threelo.

Leal J. sumpau mead that the murder
ed wired to
have hew somiMisa solely for the purpose of bbery It
bore se palliest eironstar whisiener and he Wined. the
common ef litrn ewe nig their beet martian to dr
tact the peeptherses.
MAX! RULE ODRPS.
Lord AIMILXT asked the of Slate for the Home
les attletion hen direst* to •
gela. which appeared be the Poems of
Thurrip Lek eresseUxtteal *llse ll* et lila four
peer% imed la el atlas wbEeprae•
twig en Weriewealk-conmeca, shred at dist the fa-
vourite el ember's sister, via whkh
Mal likey a/I roe away ; rid wham la would
set be adeireble te Naha** the pease to pet aelop to
pea& helpeliw.
ahrertrallni. mid that es the rah kali Lei reed
this leeethes be bead it te new it. He
direteWilliii w Barmy Rile Vo unties' bed bele we *e
day is - &Mies be that esighbeestared, era 41*
foot min le their milks wire sea emir the mei *me
tke deg wee Idlled. bet Chet the pass eon* wee dieuswer
who wee the pima who led ibid the ihot. Re ender.
Mood that no bedlam place nearesgpablic
footpath
TEI RAMAN CATHOLIC BISHOP/A
Mr. MAMMA embed the Ai/ Seantery for Wend
whitlow be had reseived the reirdeder id the sae% arch-
bishop sad higher of belied to merle tbeireimerial
oe the subject of sehmation; and whether, if he bed re-
ceived web miaow, be *a prepared to lay it upon the
table at the earth* opperluaity.
Mr. CARDWIII.L said be had received that rejoinder, and
be would mat Haft be it on the table.
THE Dl= REFORM BILL.
In answer toaq•SeiioD from Mr. MAGULILL
Mr. CARDL maid he regretted to find there was no
=of being abbe to proceed with the new Irish Be-
ill before Deter. He would, therefore, is the
second reading for
alroidamzete 90th April.
REFORM BILL.
Mr. BLACKBURN wished to be informed when the go-
vennnemt proposed to take the second reading of the Scotch
iteorm Bill

The I 4 ADVOOATZ said that he would fix that
retire also tor the frale al Apra
Mr. 10121170 i abed witi• it was the intention
the sable lad the assretry far Foreign Affairs to prootad
rib the Win Rim .11111 to-morrow (this day).
A
e orkw et emelt bon the noble lord.
IMMO OUT/PALLS AND DILLINAGF.
Sr W. MEM mind the Under awrobtry et State ter
tie Ram ash if it see the intestka al the
perinea telareireezerwAro ads info. ter their.
serenest drupes, the ateziothei pub& ester-
MOM red thednier of -Iyur Ira is dieleide.
new of paled peeeiieael and it rt. reedier dr
pr ennest read oppein • eannuadas to larks ine
the rent end maw at Idris evils. and the beet anus
d romesarins nen?
air 0. C. LIMB aid that the goverment hid led
maw their earldraties ler saes tine par • miniese es
tin subject at read denes• last menus wee saw is
• forward • bet he ford art, is the present anados
of pub io lic
of • M IpoiNies, no reinsiere erre tar the bar '
of E

REOBOANBULTION OF THE INDIAN ARMY.
Calked EY= peso to move for the report of
the ninthly ermiles of the comecil of India to Ur
otersil_epsm the termuniesthe of the army of •
the desire of the assarity al State for Inda ia Perth
hrew, smi of all mambo dr menaben of the condi upon
I
melded ; the impost of the actuary to the thou
of ebbe far lair is Othecil on the cost c 4 a vetthry
Ewer= Mee is Lid Met Goa
lash itia loss
comma with th of e mot ea l forth ; all
mtheros eon& Odeetta by Sir FT•II4 MOJA,
and IfalsoOsessel flr Jam Ostrom, Ird., 0.0.11., ea
tho malged of the re=stion et the Wise army ; end
thE tho limperil marry
ritism"="end the fleadory of elate ferlais
Orme hem the let by_ st ftreethem. 1116112011.1111thi glo•
brormsmes looldes Mitred them for orpeedi-
mime for lespedd peeeser leved out of the MOMS
CI Las. eipther with a leheitheteresethet slarrise the
emerets salby dr Ithretary of Meth Er twit is
Coma mad theme art sifted, ad the Isiah of ark
Is rreggorft betheeolie meths. he strongly ergnitho
grexpedisery
mem- se yea scethethel eeeds.
rigtheirmg a lead thropess foserce In Lae =thy t sow
end el the them gerremeath
The adieu MIS midis by Kr. MT/TON, who ailed
oedema it bower Jas rad grey
Odeed MllMlthithe elmehriem to which ho bed
casts WY thee with a ftroymme Irmo reaintainod foe heel
swore air, tho imam geveremrd would lass &WIWI ef
nth. mei thee with be a risk of that foros edbig
Mother, eel beawasi maim horsed of servants bp the
thee

Me DR LACY EVANS spells le trey of a keel
We C. WOOD dolma to Mao the geudien. wee
'add. he wad._ the geverniand led met mile up Iheir
nand If they delete tire there dwell be enty • dares
of Queen's beeps ef the lee le lad* it wield be eneeeese7
the quells homey Wale the home, whim tell fa-
Mead le lived, sod this important question
IMO& be dimmed. De did sot think it right at present to
peedsee all thole/pen tweed for.
After i.e. OWMUONS by Sir J. Etrearerows,
Itr BRIGHT ceeihkeel the answer of Sir O. Wood I.
tem eafiftedery. Ile the m& ems of the p.m Milli
fee yield told' levy untel fiehreatien. He eamiled
thee this ewe est n thee to gamin the garden 'Wie
the ake elesell Its ads. the Hose Oviedo
or the Litivermemt the bowls, ho awed,
the
elmnde a
0011, eon weer V, without good trews,s, ft
hosed ewe 414ar MAIN 4 fe.ooo Irmo
memesemme of the Hems Owooda. which yo Male a
tha
mid nee la the militsry egomliture in Lelia, and an
marmot el the ergs m_-
Mr. A. MILLS -.peened a that there would be no
further delay in debsemishig tgasetine.
Sir T. Cot...moon sal Lead A. AIM TIMMER cads a
few remarks.

Mr. T. G. BAUM
_ll is we* le Mr. Bright, cheerers'
Meat, if it shroill be with a toael fares
Reeve Omn
le India, the
i. re mould be *I the patronage of the

S VlDlR—.llltes—seensbnereatione by Ifir H. WILLOUGIIIIT and Sir
Lord PALKIMETON and this question did not ow*
IMs bilemmte of India ; it num an imperial
go upon gross& of military and=
the Ilffitpke at large. Ns noticed
and to the nrpenpd Inthist i
&emu of a Mod force in
Indin, on of tbe mum mowed
lrt
fug. as ' only pistol limitation, tending to min-

The Metemass yes imentlaned Ur Colonel North,.XL Lk-
=v:id Mr. VasaWM, sad ultimately the nano wee
DIFFERENTIAL DUTIES.
Ilk. LunaAr awned " that an humble address be
=Aed to her Majesty, praying that she will he gra-
te wise into negotiations with the
d the g=l, with the view of making a treaty fariVl7ll.
amend abrogation of all discriminating duties levied
.=
tide vessels sad their cargoes, of either of the two
her the ports of the other; sad for procuring ouch alterations
In the navigation laws of Franos as may tend to facilitate
the ccenmerctal Intereounie, and strengthen the friendly
relations, between England and 1rm0...* He hoped
that the French Emperor would consent to men
the British nation ta a champ so beneficial to
his own people. If the French interest were la
gumshoe, he would argue for a total and uncandi-
-1 repeal of the navigation law in France. lot if the
French government were unwilling to go to that extent,
they ought to admit the trade between the colonies and the
poseessiou of the respective countries upon the same terms
an the direct trade wee now admitted. (Hear.) They ought
to al...dish all deferential duties levied upon goods from our
preepuions sad our colonies to Prom". in Rubin ships, and
admit them si the same rates as the rrodooe Of their own
in oar ships. Such a change in the differentia
Ys wee is fact essentially weeessary in order to carry into
effect the reciprocal advantage. of the treaty so far as
the maritime duties between the two nations were can-
owned (Hear, bear.)

Mr. HORAFALL imeaded the notion, ad erpremed hie
on that purt geed mdt..regielt from tofu agitation cd
the guard,* ler the has. eriaber.
After the meths had bra pat bean the chick
Hr. M. GIBBON rid his bon. friend the for
Saiderland was
the eles* swan that thaw le so els•
belies made to ea the peat of
_her •
geremaent; mid be bid only &embed thelr7=
epee the subjed *Mir said that each dim; tweed
be, mad be followed by sa dates the part d the =
Min to give it Gael, de ye* 10 his hoer. hived
to date that did gierearamt woad avail theemelime
every opperamily d veal me their utmost emilmeeers,
con 7 allautftsi=. kw.) There fail be so
doubt thee seder' emu dis.
abilities in hem* kir =ad edadel *de,
e., the We Frame ad .me
wee mori at once be etreadedial4i
with mord to carryb2 ladu—the
re&
Ms eFrlirireressikia,u, and °ElimbirtegaeWll6ll24 •
vin
Y:epPt7that setarbftelim 171.1 satT) rate
lath.
Pram He egad tbei Freda eemmeree, sad me
a sties wood dedve peat bead& NM Mk=
sad dant tabs the aseeettire beam dad
ben
= mead, he mold
be the vim eageredn
bar friend tine peel beadle ordeal
2iituad &We emmiesee by the imigatios
buil b atblited. (Hear, he se.)
Hr H. MAW rod that the repeal at the nevi's.
des awe bad eased pug bagger to the Miele in wilted
binary at Yameallt ; flee rale in that artists from Nor-
way main Mb swims car paha with it, while the
hentap el Trumah, which was in great dread Is
Farm were melded
system el dd. from the* country by the premed
them
Alter some !Mar debate the motion wee aped to.
TENURE AND IMPROVEMENT OF LAND
(IRELAND).
Hr. CARDWELL named for leave to bring in a bill to
add the law Meting to the tenure and imprommat et
had is Irelend. He &and, be maid, to Mike OW MOM
elitempt to nettle a question which had occupied tea dew
ties of suressedve gummiest& and perlisments for
i=
period—a gwastioa el greet difikulty, and to
of great ispedeaces, the condition of that eras-
try at preemie brag mime favorable for it. set-
* Pod After seddestleg rarer why the law
shard bedand in &dad hem • dot it was in
lashed sad goothad, reeelting ft= as differeat dream
dames of the fame; be showed the ebstedes premebed
to improvemeate In the land hg the de el the law is In-
laid He propes4 hemid. flue4adlittbes bed ia three
categories • irk bads la the ;n sledab
kids in thi hard of the isesess-cm6,
aid, ha& is* beads of dr Wm* who had no Imes.
He then eeesdu to
of
ja deleil the provisions
Morn
it was
elFZ3Copt apply% each of them rarlitions. la
wilsist, he premised tart thus wpm VAN be meld sot
do, end be avowed that it Me ad eaten Ind W fellade to
oho cempemeZt
to preare
for wire were retromedive
in* gromemets ; bill wadi he
ze
pet
11, with dive
believed it me absolutely asseera art the
aleceW Unit? to object ; ber be am& the ingeov-
lag raffint be 81•111`ed of • artainty of coursmation
by $ cheap simple promos, the emelunery of whisk be
aIiMIERMOY objected that the bill would not give
sdbi®t to the improving tenant ; that it
weal, in legalise ejectment. He would rather leave
the law as it was.
• O'DONOOHUE strongly objected to the last part of
ths NIL
• LONGFIELD expressed a favourable opinion of the
surname, objecting to • part of the machinery, which was a
reader cif detail.

Yr. ➢[AQIIIBE admiring the first two portions el the
had heard the latter portion with dnappointmeut and
pais It would, In his opinion, sow the seeds of future

• MONSELL was of opinion that the measure would
not give any eatifaction to the people of Ireland. It would
iticairourage the tenant-at-wiM to expend money on the
XL WHITESIDE disapproved the latter portion of the
hill.
Mr. DEASY ceravectel • misapprehension respecting
tisli part of the bill, which would not give, he said,
as supposed, any inermsed facilities for ejectment. An
fist was intended was that the landlord should have the
cestereising his jodpeent as to any projected
ta.
"TibTalrundou wee continued by Mr. Bowyer, Mr. Blake,
Mr. George, and Mr. Hemmen.
Mr. INS, looking at the improved condition of
Ireland, seggeeted that this should be • general Milllllllllr
ammallating the law of Eogland sad Ireland.
XT. CARDWELL, In his reply stated that the WI
would give an barmen power of eviction.
Leave was given to ntrorluoe the bill.
frebTLORD AND TENANT (EBBLAND) BILL.
eDmolics ot the Arromsn-Osoroun, for
Lore to bring In • bill to eonsolidate sal=
Or law d 4adlmdaad tiniest in Ireland.
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES.
Oa the motion of Mr. Wing, • select committee was ap-
pointed to inquire into the expenditure for mieoellaneous
senkes, and to report to the house whether any redaction
sok in their op be affected in that branch of the
expenditure.

wiptaissooastirulle resist Searetary as to hew the pels•
bp VW to be snuck&
J. PAKINOTON hoped they would bear from the
Ara Iris bb. the business tomorrow (this
ebeatellar tithe Exchequer said the first boa.
ass wield be drilacesie tut, whereas the noble lord (Lord
J. itssell)sefilik wield be lisliatorm Bill. Lit dim loss
whir&

Mr. H. B. 1181121 DAN moved tie adionsimient of the

eat—TV• XAMACIIPS mid he thought the beet thing they
waddle to take the taembitent of his hon. and
=Mend 'st preelint, &ma it se fully is it

o'bserved thot tie poormost er
earroody sod to disown tin oasoodimit of
sod gollast ff nob woo the plows
of the boom

L dP

Lortlls. HAMILTON the hews would, if wed be,
decide epos the er.. • t.
The M.A.I. of the GNU explained
tbos whit be Ned eme, theit lie beine.vaseidLataubtartnew
Wert tonorrom the moommital the
Mr. EIM/TINCK the ought et woe
to ogres to the adbafrt.
Yr. I. JAIMB eid goverment bad not given the infor-
mation nand me Si wholirr tire Lone Tax Dill or the
lelorm Mill_ would be tan lenorrow.
___

O. GREY raid the mime the wirer wee not gives
was that it wee supposed the fames tax would be takes to-
night, and the Rdorm Bill would be taken the first order
to-morrow.
Mr. DEALERS hoped a MAMA answer would be lima
as to the wave that Imelda* taw to-morrow.
Lord PALMERSTON mN It was the intention of the
government to take the Reformt Bill to-morrow evening, if
the ether bmineas--(lood from Oppoution)—if
it weld wee us at a wager Nile of the thean
. The Samtham
wham was thml shoat to put thvenhaion for ack-
t,
joineara
The CHANCELLOR d the MCHEQUME rose, and was
about to address the home, whoa
Lied J. MAXIMA rose to oder.
The SPEAK= mid if was usual to allow a minister to
"le
-CHANCELLOR el the EXCHEQUER mid he was
set going to explain, buyirLif information.
A division want en none took place, the 6i:i-
mmanent • to the of the debate.
IN BILL.
The house went Rio emorailem a the bill.
Kr. JAMS objeebed to the alma misting to the aboli-
tion el grasps as Wig begmellaahlia.
Altar a sheet dimmelim flis Awe we agreed to.
Ok slaves 11 width maims BM the smotints shall nob
be maid Was Maimed at the tim siassiisk
.lANES objeoled to tad /wails,after some
TIeTHANCELLOR of the EV01111111:11:11 add he
would consider the matter, and Mate his daisies on bring-
ing&the jellbrt
other clamed were agreed to and the bill passed
throogh aormaittee.
TIM Bankruptcy and Insolvency Bill was mod a second
time and ordered to be committed on the 23rd of Apnl.
The home adjourned at half-pet two.

Irab) Inttiligtnce.
COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
MARCH 29.
(Before Hr C. Cromwell.)
GIMBLEIT AND roams V. 00111ULTr.
This was a suit affectts the will of lir. Henry Gimblett,
late a Edgbadon, near Birmigham, auctioneer. The de-
eseescHied Let year at the age of 74, leaving property to
the amount of 30,000 i. The will wee dated so far back as
the 17th of June, 1853. It was drawn by Mr. William
Penn Aleeck, a highly.reepectsble solicitor at Birmingham.
and it bequeathed two-thirds of the gopeit to Mi. Gimb.
lett absolutely, and the remain* third (with the exception
of a few trilling legacies) to her only son, Mr. John Heory
Gimblett, who is in the legal profor ma. In the Februaq
lof 1863 the testator's son had made a will for him, by which
Mrs. Gimblett would only have taken a life intermit is the
=erty which was left to her, sad her son would have
residoary legatee. The testator expressed the greatest
diemtisfaction at this disposition ; and at last he sent for
Mr. Alcock, who drew up the instrument be-
fore the court. The testator begged him to keep
the matter secret, become if hi son heard of it "he would
00036 and raise the roof d the house." He continued to
Ott business for nearly two years after this. The will
was, however, opposed by Ifr. Gimblett, jun. on the
you'd of undue execution, inclay, and undue ellflolooo.
Yr. K. Macaulay, Q.C., Dr. Q.C., and Mr. Field
appelired for the executors ; Mr. Serjeant Shee, Dr. Philli-
more, Q.C., and Mr. Scotland far the defendent.
After the care bad prosseded a little way,
Me. Firjeant Shoe stepped the examination of the wit-
nesses, and announced thist he wee sot in a position to
dicta successfully the validity dthe will.
jury accordingly found a veedict for the plaintiffs,

lir C. Cresswell decreed probate, but did not condemn
the defendant in the costa, lir. Ifecaulay declining to make
any application to the court on that ambient.

ASEIIZE INTELLIGENCE.

HOME ClitqlJrr. —lEnrouroN, 'Lica 29.
(Before Mr. Amities Wightman and a Special Jury.)
WHIT' V. 10111111801 c.
Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., Mr. Peirce, and Mr. Williams were
for the plebitiff. Mr. Hannan was counsel for the
defendant.
The plaintiff in this action is an ornamental printer, and
the defendant is a cab-proprietor. On the night of the 21st
October the plaintiff and his wife, two female acquaint-
ances, and • penal named Harnett, had bees to the
Priunfor's Theatre, and they healed one of the defendant's
cabs in Oxford-street ; four of the party got inside, and the
plaintiff mounted the box with the driver. When the
parties were seated the cab was suddenly turned round, and
the oonesquence was that the vehicle was upset and the
plaintiff umawn off ; one of his ankles was severely
and for several weeks be was unable to pursue his o
avocation.
The jury founds verdict for the plaintiff—damsges 37/.

NORFOLK CIRCUIT—NORWICH, MARCH 29.
CIVIL Sam —(Before Chief Justice Cockburn.)
Na o. RITIIII.

After the despatch of our parcel yesterday afternoon. I
the hearing of this case was proceeded with. The owe foe
the plaintiff haring been brought to a close
Mr. Palmer, for the defendant, contended that the girl
had made false statements with reference to the subject of '1
the inquiry. He was instructed that his client had never
had the slightest connexion with her, and if the child
belonged to any member of the defendant's family it
belonged to his son. The girl's story of the circumstances
under which she said her seduction was effected was grossly
improbable. The learned counsel commented strongly on a
letter written to the plaintiff by a Mrs. Jarvis, at the dic-
tation of the girl, in which she threatened to expose the
dakailant "if he did not come up to the mark" with
regard to money. The sole object of this letter, he con-
tended, wee to extort money.
The evidence fbr the defence was totally unfit for publics,
tke.
anneal having replied on both sides,
The Chief Justice summed up at considerable length.
The jury had not delivered their verdict when our parcel
was despatched.

OXFORD ClRClllT.—Mormorra, Maim 28.
Caowa Courr.—(Before lir. Baron Bramwell).
CHAIM OF MURDER AT TIZDJQA3.

Martha Taylor, aged 30, was indicted for the wilful
murder of Elisabeth Taylor, on the 20th of August last.
Yr. Barrett prosecuted, and Mr. Bmythies defended the
prisoaer.
The deceased was the stepdaughter of the prisoner, and
was about 14 years of age. She had been subjected to very
cruel treatment at the hands of the prisoner who had
deprived her of clothes and food, and sev:wal times
rid she would not mind taking away her life any more
than the life of a mouse. On the 20th of August the de-
creed was seen going towards a pond, and that was the
last time she was seen alive. The body warn afterwards
found in the pond, and there were two black marks on the
arms. The prisoner war also seen at the pond shortly
alter the deceased was last seen going in that dire-
' tier The deceased was much afraid of the prisoner, and
lied hem heard to my that she would go on her head to the
pond to roar her cruelty. Beeceal witnesses were exa-
mined, and their evidence showed peat acts of harsh tart-
mast on the part, or the prisoner to the demand. In craw
examination it was proved that the deceased west to the
pond to fetch water, and that the vessel she took was found
broken in the water.
The learned judge, in summing up, expressed his opinion
that it woe not probable that the prisoner would have
selected an exposed place, in which many people resided,
for the committal of an act of murder. It might be that
the prisoner's harsh conduct to the deceased had goaded her
to an act of self-destruction, in which case the prisoner
would be morally but not legally resible for the death.
Or it be that the deceased had accidentally fallen into
the
jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty, and the judge
said that was a very proper verdict.
Mr. Senythhe applied for the prisoner's discharge, when
the judge rid, ' No, certainly not—why not indict her for
an &vault r Babsequently, she was, by direction of the
led" indicted for cruelty to the deceased girl, and being
en Guilty, wee sentenced to two years' imprisonment.
The libel and defamation care of Stone against Lord
Llandrer, l which had created great •scitement, in con-
✓ejnewie of the extracriaary revelations that were expected
to be made, did sot come on for trial. It is said that the
noble &feuded girded a justification, and that the plaintiff
withdrew from the mum. On the other hand, it is reported
that the action will be tried at the next assizes, and that it
We boon postposid only to enable the plantd to obtain
etlarnes no meet Oi plea of justification.

NORTHERN omcurr.—Lrrizroot, li•sca 28.
(Before Ye antics HilL)
CIAIGIL Cl MOM umista • Magi
Mary Ant MeNitse, • young female el disreputable
obediet, we lailds4 tor the wilful wane, of another
yerarwams wend lingwie Oran
Than wwwielived !stigmatises, et Maras is Oman-
meat, Coneweleek Leaped ; awl ea the 15th al Dec.
a And of the keeptrat Iniplemiteeng ben honied, the
even was seleignin hy a dined= ee an the put
of the ineelea A 3 lie peon wen ne war he mist she
aaand
r delit, end ids eiW a=l inn between
at grier end Ile dams& nay mid ONORIMIII
done ; an sha the datessor=r a candlestick
at bar -neepanist, wt rushed at the woman Cmu
sad keened bre leen The *wen lien estionsly mal-
treated nadenesed hysdAing kernel win the hearth-
elan and ettaninis Ming ler ea dillwast pre of the
body. The woman becasetzreedy imemibie, and as ham
carried up stairs f to be dead, she serer=
nelson after being ill- by the priseeer. The
judge 'dried tits jury tides Indideaset lar naniarceitid
not be sustained, and Witewor en bar Beaty
of mansinghter. His anknwid the won to
penal servitude for life, that, although she was
but a young wanien, she to a very dinprees cha-
racter, she ke nsanted, bleu impriioned on in difined
occasions for fan d Alban.