The Express.
London, England, 1861-08-20 00:00:00

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SPORTING I:I7.B.LLIGINCIL tato iEntelltsnut. the :earned jilige leaving it to the jury to say.-first, Mr. Payne sentenced him to be kept to bard labour tar Harvey is being murdered." Where I got back there were MARKETS.
-.... whether perambulators are accompaniments of • consider. nine months. ousel people in the house, but I saw no more of Thomas _w___
TA' TERSALL-8-M..le DAV. - 4.-
k. COURT OF RANE.RUPTCF.-Auserr 19, able class of the community' Second, was this perambula- Thomas Home, 20, printer, was indicted for stealing a Harvey. 1 heard dreadful aerierms, a woman's screams,
LONDON WEEKLY DOCK RETURNS.-Auotorr 17.
tor so small and so light as 1, err little business wn transacted this afilemomtoot to incoeveeiencir other pea- Sold watch and clan from the person of Robert Saint. Mr. before I left, but beard iso blows struck. I did not know
who screamed-whether Mrs. Harvey or Mrs. Witt. I mined. -Lialiverd. Pr. • Me
=emit was made tio wenn" speculatom • het although (Before Mr. Oceembeiosier Yonblanque.) seaters` Third, was it an irjury to the soil? ay prosecuted.
The jury were locked up for several hours, and 'lbis was another of • number of street robberies saw so went down towards the milker ea ray Mani, sad new Mrs. s„,i_w. /...bhd.. tags up ksp sop I..7jes
horses were mentioned few were belied outright
RE DrNOCZWE had two or three interviews with the judge, who common is the neighbourhood of Shoreditch, and almost of Harvey's body lying at the bottom et the stairs. tin. ppritip bags Lee 7,00 160,665 138,315
sITRIIIN AND MIIVJLEALX sTAKiIe.
•to I are Mr. C. Been Claire 0/ The bankrupt, Thomas Innocent, was a of Covent- told them that the parties were entitled to their verdict, constant occurrence. About half-put eleven on the night Witt was sitting in • chair at the hack door, East India • bags 1,811 2,104 ieloat iers
163 7,880 11,4114 ;mice sad dustier*, whose exesinatios had bees re- and he should sot discharge them till they had agreed on of the sth of August the tor was in Shoreditch, supported by several Pam" She was dr. eadfUl. IT injured elate ladHaellia• beease -
FOCH H :INDICA e bagel 3,566 425 P 24.814 212,184
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sad
off) putedwaa.4_.....adparsed m roppococo oe rho pomp. filed being one. An appeal by the foreman, that they might be al. standing near to Rose's , waiting for • cab. He was on the head and face. Jacobs was walking 111 the room ;
R.Do
mderntod .to 5,137 2.076 35,270 76,176
: to I lit. fludeee's lady Trespass (t) o •orrery.
I Mr. !Anthem now applied that aB. A. certificate should towed to engage beds at some inn or hotel, he echoed, but surrounded by five or "ix awe,
- one of whom began to dame he wee dreadfully woueded ia the head. U
Was last h
he afterwanis mounted to a subsequent application by in Boatel him, andthe • enatchedia his watch, breaking Mrs- Horny war dead whoa I wawa ba°k- me "c:=B.wea -- _
'edemas 2,061 .1,610 *3.233 1024
bo -
1.30 to 7 Mr. Pellutee Moot ark (t) 'hue for the wrest of the bankrupt. He had been before granticg them sonic water, which he did upon the ruling tbeguardehain, but • scesacceed in getting it away. Dna last year, about August ; there were quarrels going on then. sago packages - 63 41,116 57,400
101 l to I Lord Derby • Can Flyaway ft)
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_6lO L 96 3,132 tile
Pal to 01 • - (*at Inlay, us filankede (off) the court Ones January, leen, see had hitherto failed is of a learned judo (Mr. Baron Maul.), that it was neither this the prosecutor seized the prisoner and called loudly for They were with regard to a small piece otland,near where Da
NT. LEGE/ filing auythiog like satisfactory accounts. He was a whole. "meat" nor "drink." The jury were still locked up when the police, when one of the prisoners companions stripped Thomas lived. That land belonged to Mrs. Ilene.
ay, but Corns-W_se.
.Indbe kgs
sole grocer, who lied gambled to the extent of many thou- our parcel wet despatched, at 7.910 paw, with little or no off hie coat and wanted to
_fight, the prisoner afterwards Thomas wanted It, and taken pommel= or it wo or Conn-tom
at
1,838 1,061 7514 9,002
.: to I eget Calomel Imarki's Kett4dnies (t) seeds a pounds apse the Stock Exchange_ chance of their agreeing. also doing the same thing. When the policeman came up three years ego. was always frandly towards me, 0111 en
brie ban 1, Nig 2.3/1 reset legre
I'll to it -Mr T. Pan's Kllikosan The Commaasser -Has the bankrupt had notice of the the prisoner was given into custody, but the other" Goa- but had threatened to shoot my husband. Tomas Harvey mae'le packages. 376 169 2,625 1,521
5(5) to or - Mr. R. Hann:cis Lady Ripe. It) application! NORTHERN CIRCUIT.-LivearooL, Auo. 19. trivet' t° effect their "rape' . is a married man with a family. The dammed Mrs. Harvey other I. bleu pa
-mewl we 238 14,886 4,111
00 to 6 - Mr. H. W. l'hours's Diets* (t) Mr. stansfeld. the official assignee, said the banker/Pt was The jury tome the prisoner Guilty. was 89 yeas of egg. Do. do. -mewl - - - -
...5 to 1 limb Reehmehild's Jams (t) always in a besotted state, and unless pressure was put upon Till LOYAL Riche/10S ABBl.ll/110E 110802,91E5. Four previous convictions were proved against him. Mr. James fleeter, surgeon, lam a surgeon, re- Brent & Mita lies ease 0.181 1,764 21.597 17.180
.si t. 1 - Lord Stamalerd'e limas (4) him be would sever file proper accounts. Eitirord WO/eaten having bees called up for sentence, Mr. Payne said it was fortunate for the prisoner that he siding in Cambridge. 1 was called in on Saturday night 0000 e. tem, Or 1,093 20,461 17,804
-'0 to I Mr. Hare', Peallesto (t) The Conimisioaer directed the certificate to issue. Mr. Edward James, Q.C., addressed his lordship for the did not get off with the watch, or he would have been liable bud, between 9 and 10, to attend the deceased. She was „l_erien
c=l Lrett leTell er,ooo /441
THE DERBY. prisoner. • to penal servitude fora very long period. The sentence col dead when I arrived, and bad been so • short time. She was '''D-,, lads 3t- to
.te I .gat Ms. W. lay's Ansolistoo (t) as THOMoON. Baron 51artin, in passing sentence, reviewed the principal the court was that he be kept to hard labour for two years. lying on the floor of the cellar in a pool of blood. There orea-gem isms um 1,516 38,720 47,119
uan' to al Mr. Webb's Peigeoir. Thus trader had filed a petition for private arrangement. features in the case, remarking that if the prisoner had not Pripoiser -Pray give me four years, for 1 shall never do was a large wound at the back of the head ;it was about trauma. - Nrritiin
- --- Mr. Butler,of Tootee-steeet,for • creditor for 500!., sump- been an old man he should have found it his duty to have any good in this country. 5 inches long. The skull was very much fractured, and • MASS tons 11 166 3,522 44451
CEJCEZT. plied that it should be damned, on the !round that the imposed a more heavy puneohment than he was about to do. Me Payne-I cannot, the law does not allow it. large portion of the brain had escaped. Than were
---- petitioner had NA complied with the requirements of the The sentence was that he be sent to fifteen years' penal Prisoner-014de send me away; give me penal servitude, several smaller wounds in the scalp, caused apparently
SURREY e. KENT. set by mdriag say propose] or Ming acoounts. servitude. or anything you like. by some sharp instrument. There were also two COTTON.-Lnisroor, AUGUST 19.-There is a deci.
The teat peat match ..1 the ....se on was c. to . Mr. Lieldater said be was concerned fur the petitioner, The prisoner bowed his head and was led downstairs. Mr. Payne-1 have already told you that the law dose other wounds, one upon the right wrist, about two inches dedly impoaved feeling in our market to-day, and more
mmeed resereday at ti • Oval, Keuningtoe, and ie miser who was • most singular character-la laugh!- and had not nut allow it. long, and a similar one on the back of the right band. Those doing, but without prices being quotably higher. The
gaseor et the Gee weather it Weight together a William ram him say instructions to oppose this application. Since Prisoner-Oh, pray, pray do send me out of the country, wounds could not possibly have been she by the de. sales see 15,000 1191691-116019 ding 11,750 American, NIL to
seenny. anal there was a fine display of cricket. The n* had filed h6zictiti" be Tlatwad ha had Paul all the CENTRAL C'RIMINAL COURT. or give me penal servitude. ceased falling down the cellar stairs, sad she could not in. fild. ;3,000 Bunt, 50. to 7 7-114. ;200 tiara, Id.
...al was is *mid mew and the 5e.,,,e wee ea tow., , other creditors • .in the pawed, and why. he had not paid
KINT. Mr. Butler's client he was at • loss to imagine. -.-- Mr. Payne-As for penal servitude, you do not know lief them herself. A plasterer's banner would appear •to 91d. ; and 50 P 911 d•-of which 0.000 are fee
what you are asking for. likely weapon to inflict such iefuries. I aisle a post morns' speculation and export. week's import is 4,383 balm.
Mat outiass. Mr Butler It is a scandalous cue. Robert Colston% 13, barman. and John alageri 49• weal Prisoner-Then send me out of the country, as I shall examination this mooing. The heart, lungs, and apes
V A Nonni in, b ne• W. itidason, 's /8111/s• b charged, the former with stealing 25., the nese= of Wil.The o%.rominimer-Well, sorer mind that. You havenever do good, as lam sure to go back to my old associate& of the abdomen were quite healthy, as also the stomach I TALLOW.-Today the market has bees steady, with a
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...._ 17 your remedy at law, let the petition be detained. lass Edwards, his muter, and the Latter with felmioasly m P • Icannot do so. r. ae•De-- the latter contained some undigested food. I could detect good trade demand, mod speculatively there is a rather better
receiving the money, knowing it to have been stolen.
Miner _._ a Omen ....
4 an CIiOnCEILL AID NACNILLAJI. The prisoner was then removed from the bar. no disease of any kind. The wounds win selicient to cause Italia& and oar closing quotations are :-New, on spot, 45e.;
• scares, r run b Vere I. ifose2. In. 5 raid 8 Mr. Sleigh and Mr. Poland conducted the prosecution ; A number of cases of larceny from the person and simple almost immediate death. 1880 Y.C, 445. to 43e. 6d. ; 1859, 435. 6d. to 43a.;
theses - Shadreck Jam* brother of the deceased, said-I lire at October to December, 44 9d. to 45a.; separately, 45e. 6d.;
V r Trani. Des. b Webs 14 W. 11. Inn, yea est - - - January to monk ege. Ica.; March only, 46a.; ode.,
•N. Ines. Mee hen- eil lesse, nese to broken, the said Joseph Churchill residing at 3, Carlton- Wallin' Protection Society, under the following circurn- _
day night, between eight and nine, we were in the back. sheep sad bre', what little is here is held for prior beyond
toresoon - stances. It appeared that the prosecutor is the landlord of THE POLICE COURTS. kitchen. Mn. Harney idealliwediketed• Richard Barns/ the mine as compared with Y.C. South American, in;
W iiicei•ieee. e Mull% b - street, Warwiekequare. the Bridge-house Tavern, Southwark-bridge-road, and the and Mn. Witt were there. The pet a bans on a let pipm, yellow, 44e. No Australian sheep here; beef, 425.
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Sr dish, and was about to take it into the cellar. I went to to 4:k - Town tallow, 46e. net cash. South American
WSW/ tealea4. la this ose the balance-sheet commences on the Ist of Ja. consequence of suspicion he *eternised that he was acting MANSION/101;SE.
ra: match to light • candle and whilst I was doing that horse grease, 375. 9d. to .17s. Coconut oil, Cochin, 44e;
c o•rnett not ont . . a' F. P illisr_ ,NW unary, 1a.7.7. and extends over four years and a half, die- dishonestly a police-constable ceased Tarrant ma eat A roughly-clad, rufflanly.loolung young man, 18 years of
Witt followed decelad with the candle dread, Ceylon, 43e.•, Sydney 41s. dd. to 42a. 9d., good to fine ;
w msny, . 51.gy 1. if...ode 4 W. 4tollooll closing am,mot due to sundry creditors, 20.79 W. 4s. ; lin. to watch bus proceedings. On Use 19th of June be age, named Thmeas Lida's, and described as an engineer,
M. ii. Aleplk. uson W. Settle
I Donne. in, E. rooky
J Ille,rr 1 1,03f.r1 Var. ; making a 'total to account for cd 45,233/. for half a_piut of beer, and he put down • sixpence in pay. Mrs. Grison stated that she kept the King's Arms public• "id " Thu' Marva,'" I did riot see him ;he Charlie, 'laud Monday meting')
II barb. 1...... Lei Talehad then got down the cellar. I then heard e
T. Lcsitrer I - squeak, but I think Thomas bad met her before that, for
il CAME. -trneroot, ADOUST 19.-The "apply of
W bankrupts refute : Book diem geed, 1,4981 Clamors put the sixpence Into sthe till, sad take out some twess tea and slues o'ideek, the prisoner took • pair of
The "'ld' will he 'tamed this ""veleg' Ilatatag '5 t° lus DAL ;draw,a. • • • pi from his Lid ran Ghee her with them. She heard Them" Harvey's "Sas sap " Now' I've get You' stock is nearly the same as het Monday ; the demand fair,
4as Kest. doubtful, 6,0001. 16s. 7 ; property sur- halfpence rood place them on the eseater. He distinctly arm. Thee I heard one scream, and went down, and Thomas at fall rates for good stock. Middling (Utility lower. Sheep
The Vier- Or Ilia Er' .EVIN or EeeLarro to Arirramta.- resides"' WIL I.* ad"' making in total meets, sew two shillinp among them, and Bunter took up the ran &wee' screams& and he west to • drawer and got - Harvey had then got doomed down. Mn, Witt was on a dew sale, at last week's prices.
Arralegioneete were hem' mid* Ywiteeler for the visit of ta
figure, tu.,,,he,. 7,;_staelL:._,lt Yd.; to which le added, trade ex. whole of the mooey sad left the house. He was not taken kageaitelawde st,)ied
shesowitemMeee_lw4awbeamMiitiglatab; ths hops, the kop of the step.. Deceased was lying fiat on the floor,
. the /mitt of Elegised A. Australia. Ibe
will, it is sull. Pm*". .- "'. '°- . drawings-Churchill, into custody until some days afterwards, when he was
a,rgelr. :;,. -141. ;J. Macni=l"sl,l64r Is. ;of keels ca found in another public-howie and accused of incitin bar. said that he beard Mr-saidoin , and he went to awl mamas Harvey was beating h" about the head' (••11 WALK-Loom& AOOOBl 19.-Hod well, re. 6d. •
rest start at the letter end Of Dopteodsr. H. 11. Stephen-it was him Could sot see what he had in lea hand.
ma weal have the maimiesamt et the affair. realhatiouof property,399l. Bs. Ild. ; baddebta,7,6l4l.ll.ld.; men to rob thir sten ; and
upon his lodging limn her assistance, and heard the prisoner say he would make a swear • Lambert's West Hartley, 16s. 6d. ; North Pelton Gas,
liabilities, per metre, 11,5221. 14s. 3d.; showing a owe- searched no lose than 6/. in copper money was fouod. corpse of her. There was a cetele there, and could see there was a hole in 13s. ; Tanfield Moor Butes, 1311.2• Weet_Wylam, 13s. 6d. ;
•• - - spreading total of 45,Zt31. 14.. sd. The bankrupts oeigi. The defence set op for the prisoners was, that the The prisoner 'aid he was drunk at the time, and did not her head ;be had hold of her with one hand and was beat. Walls ..,__, ~
NATAL AND MILITARY. sally filed a petition for arreagement, but on the 4th of ometable, Tenant, might have been mistaken in what be recollect anything about it. ! ywa Walls Clod Sheriff Hill, 14s. &I. ; Eden Main, 17s. ,•
trig her with the other. I said, "Oh dear what are
"arta°, lee* 6d• ;Walk Fwd Medley; Thy ;
- • w - June the matter was tuned into hankruricy. The lialance- sop,posed he saw take place. The Lord Mayor said it was one of the moat revolting about?, I caught hold of his arm, and he then. turned
ADMIRALTY, ACCUIST 19,..APT00M1E261%. -Cap- sheet l-cgsn with a capital, but the subsequent trading bad The jury, after considerable deliberation said they gaveround and struck nie • heazy mow with mos Walls Bed Bnedylis Reties, 17a. 6d. ; Walls End
ruses that had been brought before him, and ought tole m Htelrell; 194. ; Walls Ead Henan, 19e. ; Walls End
weapon on the head. The blow took
brae W. C. Alollme, C. 8., mod J. Felford, to ham t 6 been moot dimstrous, the debts and liabilities now being the prisoners the beueht of the doubt, and ro'iturned a verdict Made an example of ; but as it was the first time the y .°2268 away' The Penther, 16s. ; Walls End Ressere Helton, 17s. 6d. ; Wells
seed serves passion. placed at the alsporel et his Grace the 32,:r211., whilst the mete appearing in figures are of Not Guilty. prisoner had beers before the court, he should not inflict a 7 pon seemed to me like a large club. I fell on the first
blow,ell and when I tried to get up he struck . '. It End Tenn/ 17s. ; Walls Sod si, isokebb.
byes of seamiest, in ooe...fmmee Of the late promotions. 7,1016/.. but, adds Mr. Yemen, they will me in The prisoner Bunter was then tried upon a second indict- fine. He must find me surety in 201. to keep the peace for
war 1 think the second blow which renderd me insensible. Walla Zed Keogh Hall, 17.. 3d.; Walls
...a. Find iallasa
Staff Susgeos T. Stratton, to the tondos. my opinion realise 1,0001. With respect to the liabilities, meat with amu named James Dyer, aged 24, with an three months, and if he could not find the surety, he must The mot th.ao
recollect is my trying to creep away iato 17s. 9d. ; Walls Ind South Hartlepool, Li .
he felt it his duty to state that the larger portion arise hem offence of the same Inscription. go to prison for that term.
THE TURNER PICTURES. aecommodation tommeticas. Although the poem prelts Mr. Sleigh and Mr. Poked again appeared for the prose- Mather Pearce was brought up charged with attempting . situ . - .•. I am cite, 31s. Ilid. Cannel and Duffryn Haltom, p.
the coal oslilar cootiguous. I crariler up stain at last, and Bad P. 42.8 We", Ha' W. ; Care'', and Hufr• "2411.Aa_sthbrai •
then saw Mrs. Witt Tiatraway mate nearly aim.
m bad been 11.9991. la. 2.1., the trade charges and losses cation ; Mr. Metcalfe defended Sauter, and Mr. Ribton de- to commit suicide, by jumping off landon•beidge.
he resided between • " matt"! 63, a°ls' let.
`one,- pendia ago a select committee of the House amount to 14.8061. Is. 9c1., so in raality the trading had fended the other prisoner. Police-constable 570 mid that a gentleman gave the positive it was Thomaa
Wm carried Oa eh akw of 3,56.11. De 7d. The books given In this case it appeared that the prisoner Dyer was ela• prisoner into his custody for attempting to jump off the quarter and half.. . a mile from the;cleceased. [The whams,
ad laml" wa" aPPMaawl a° °°°aataa M what meatier the cep' up by the basket*/ mist of ledgers, journale, cash books, ployed as barman at Mr. Rolfe's the King's Arms, NewDort• bridge. She said that she was determined to do it, sa she .ahavieg
.idescrre teesimeellis,,a .aleseesii, tewawithe gaolers., min TRAFFIC RETURNS.
abeam annexed by the wall of the late Mr. Tenor. R.A., oteatract books, rill books, bankers' bnik and letter books. market, and that from iciOn that was entertained that--.
le the be'luest et hie *taw" to the trattees al the Rebind They have beau well kept, and the halanc;e-sheet is bo- he and Bunter "IP
' * .
nen amwed in weft &amid's& whaditlibeheersen leading
a bad
life'
chard Harvey, proceeded .to say :] The door into the
and was thoroughly disgusted -alas -mon- Precw-7 am-- -- ".C.ee ....". y -Ts. --
unwsra Mass Par Mier- Total, Total,
tiallery, can be best earned out. The following report rated. orchard wee never locked. A man by cruising the fields open angers clanks lee leo
men the facts of the case, and the decision of Use osse• course of proceeding, a constable named Elliott wee
Mr. Linklater appeared for the assigneee• ; Mr. Peckham set to watch. On the 22nd Bad of June this The prisoner told the Lard Mayor she was very sorry,
consume „es is and the was discharged, promising not to repeat the offence. from the Horningsea-road could get into that humWomeeksanantaira Laktrawasoatt: mmi -
- 1,203 796
Matter -
for Mr.
ib Isms: 6:.o2l.teimsbe...r merchant, of Beech-etreet, Barbi- the prosecutor's boom when he saw Hie prisoner Bunter go orchard by traversing ■• short distaace. There had Week ending August 17.
I "That the committee ham net and sundered the
up to the coaster and ask Dyer for a screw of tobacco, and
4444•44 flatter referred to °mut; aad be" ewes to She ---iir
proved. C. E. Lewis' said-thaPPatelt Mr. Peekbhisam'cos
mclieutinot
thedshonoldt
thebe putlt down a sixpence, and the constable distinctly saw fonewurg resolutions, via :-That the late Mr. Tomer, his debt, but he mu
rgivetwo Millie moo t half halfpence in THAMES. been quarrelling between Thomas Hervey and his mother undon, Brighton. „A 8.
Mario Fowl , aged 90, the daughter of • supermauated about the will of Thomas Harvey's father. Thomas had Coast
cuetom-house "officer, was brought before Mr. Woolrych had his share of the property by consent of the fam ,
ILA., by his will, gays to the trustees of the National heard. willing P u at" rum Pag he Pe charged with stealing a scarf pia, value 22e., from the per. although the property was left to the mother for life, andilY !bath
Eastem
and . change. Senter then left Hie house, and. the
,constable tie 110.448 3 108 11,636 21.013
- 21,237 6486 26,402 27,175
) Henn his picture of Did° building Carthage, and hie Mr. Peckham applied for as adjournment,
snare formerly in the De Table,. Collection, for met, till upon whisk his Mint • creditor had already
lard the followed him and charged hun with hav received two
been 'Lillian from the other prisoner which be bad stet_ ,en diim.,,.
son of Samuel Ball, engineer, ot No. Olobe•road, Mile at her death to be equally divided between Thomas Harvey
The prosecutor met the prisoner and another woman in • and his brothers. Thomas Harvey claimed a small piece of WEATHER REPORT.
nabject to the direction that they should be k, and took a walk alms the Mlle•end.road with had, and his mother would have let him have it, but his
proved by the London and County Bank. He paid it oily and he denied hs 'a done and averted that h hadMONDAY, AIIOITIT 19, 820 9 Az.
Lod "Awed always bat, was_
__,`f° two Oc___,teree„._Paiated,, 64_, • few days slam, it being est io the orld until the lith of only received then g
proper "Zbange.a.MeThe -7'7.- e _. them. In the coons of their moonlight rambles the prisoner brothers refused. The quarrelling bad continued ever since
a•a•• the .3eaPert . sad the ' '""' ; and ••• "get "' A t. -He • to abide the decision of the the- comtahlo as to what took pm. in -the "''poiTioeSheoowso managed to pongee herself of the engineer's scarf pin, for the death of the hither three years ago, and Thomas had
B. B. M. D. F. C. I. 8.
the truster to these pictures wee declared by the donee as to tho poss.which a few days before he had 22a. When Weary* frequently threatened to murder his mother and brothers.
ha wife, whom h bad taken with otter mentioned ; end the two pictures have ever since been, Bin,. c. it. mid that he . was "alarmed .bY -. .
go.
busk
are." must object to penes" him not to excite =mime. There was the additional and now are, placed in the National Gallery between the comics hoes wish Pin away. It was found • few hour &Minnie& in the said he wished he was in bell for laving her -.,
tero (naiades, according to Turner's will. That Mr. Turner
toowyhe.cowin
the
d whr
_I, mr
io mils to the menet ot there wee found a wisps,.
fact in support of the prosecution that at Bunter's lodgag 00
hank book in the name of tie wade several codicils to his will. By the first cod, which born•road, Bow-road, be likelier* wadable named Duped, (his mother's) life. One night a few weeks ago Thomas
makes 71 K, who now produoed it. The prosecutor was followed by mime to the house about 9 o clock at night ; his mother
Ins unpens deal by the later ones, be desired a gallery to begin to doubt the cliciamcsw t7oaf the company, it me other pawner, by which it appeared that a considerable the prisoner's companion to his home, after be had made the asked who was there, and would not open flee door. She NAM
Ite meeteed for his pictures (except the two given by his
vill), and that they should be maiotaind and exhibited he trading. Prisms who sum of money hail been paid in to his credit.
deal its accommodation bills must put up with the The • his • bout Mai ' ret
e jury, an t came, wit any niacin charge against the prisoner. He was abused asd threatened, went upstairs, se he still did not answer. cad looked through gryurial••• • °malts 67s tili ILZ.• 6i 14 co :
• and it was hinted that he would know of it if he premed the window. Thome then began to bisoleguard and swear, Mum= M. ell LW LW. a II b s
, quinces of their own amounts. verdict of Guilty against both primers. es a separate collection, to he called 'Tuner's the charge at the police coact and she knew who it war. Fie then said that he would eeeseesse es se 3, w.e.w. 4 T • 6
By the amend codicil he gave his liaialredthaZ Mr.. C. F.. Lewis ultimately asked that if there was Mr. Neigh said he thought it right to alone the court C • h Lloyd, pathrearargeant, said the • have murdered all i the house, if he could have got in. He Posnmem 66 64 LW. 2 2 b !
hrstop •
era primer ve
tares fereept the ' Dido ' aed the 'De Tthley ' pictures) to an adjournment it should be for as short a period as that from the information received by the
.....releaa,,„. stars there, eras eonvioted six seven years ago fora burglary end never prooeeded farther than Words before. Maw iNa le ta W. a 4 e 4
the trustee* of the National Gallery, provided that a Puss
room or rooms were added to the National Gallery, to be
war
settled ' Torpor's Gallery fin the meantime they were An adjournment for a week was ordered.
El GAMON. se doubt that the Prisoner Sonnsa awn •Meollnammte: robbery in her la °IL?, honse, and that she had been in John Peachey deposed-1 live at Fen Diem. I have
• regular system of inducing barmen to me their ' custody_aight or nine times for as many robberies. known Thomas Harvey. from a boy. lam now analananasa...... -
enh aad thaa the laawaed akatalltan °I :te=s"ta! Mn. Woolrych-Thee she was only 13 or le years of age twenty- 'e. I live facing the deceased's orchard. On y
through him, been plundered to a very exteab 5
sot to be removed men rooms were built ; the trustees of The haakrupt, Daniel Genoa, a coal merchant, of edam ir,,, x„,A .1.,.. as,„ .k.. .k. ..4...............A.A •tk when dial was tint wawa:alai-
She National Galirry were not to have ay power over the Hatch /Mao, and • builder as Horsley, came up on the --" --to -" ""*" '"'' "--- --"•"'""`"'„,""•,_„wt- Lloyd-That is all, sir. Settudeymnnight, a little past eight, 1 saw Thomas Harvey Glajw"
- ilk"
re :7 Z.. : : or ;
nee 40 66 W.B.W. 3 6 e 2
Alien
915.99 Ile 38 W.N.W. 5 3 e 4
in the orchard, walking towards his mother's house, ea /71:11.11"17011111
pictures unless his WWI WM fully carried out by them ; it question of certitirata another barman who heel been
,---,,,....----,ree.loirsos., _,. etelds__,'" ss"a".. ~.._ell Inspector °Mtn, of the K division, said the prisoner had though from the Horningsea-read. He stopped whet LONDON 10.911 61 68 W. 3 2 b -
nes his will that either set knees should remain me be The balanombeet commences let Jan., 1860, and ends am"
from hil --- ''''' - ' "'" """! m "''' been very successful in rubbing men who did not dare to the garden-wall for •a minute or so, but did not approach DOVER 79 47 W. 4 1 b 3
called , Torpor's mammy; be the ocimmty
of the sm.. 2aii may hist,
showing them arms
:....my.To
madams
on name of that person, was found in his posseselem, and time POATIMOOT9 SO 00 88 59 W. 6 5 m 3
prosecute. She once promised Mr. Sells that she would go the gun leading into the garden. He then walked back _ - • _ _
normarm..-. tee el 68 w.B. w. 4 e e xor to remain at his homer me entire gaVery, to be venna coal bunion, 1,4191. ; ditto an building amount. 354/ • cm- was oo doubt from • letter written by the gebeseer referred to f
•re ormatory, and pretended to be overwhelmed with again -then, in • minute or so, be ran acmes the orchard pinion,
• • to while in gaol, that they were on the nomi latirmle r.. patoitotudy ;if the hem meld sot be rearmed the pickses ditors holding 9661. 10s. ; liabilitisa in respect ol k..,,,. He likewise thought rimy en ay.. th,. roof. ..'e wae the most dangerous thief is the Mile-end- towards the garden. I went yesterday to see where I PRIIIADOS 110.04 Si SO W. 3 6 a a
neve to be sold. Hy the third codinil, if the Natineal parnerthip with eery Webb, 1,1161. 1/. 3d. • profit oe .17.-7. k q--...7"-7 .V it -'•-•.--5- -.-i..--- -e- east read- thought Harvey stood, and found the grams wont away. COPIWITASIIII . SA •-• 8. 2 3 b 2
Mary should net early cot the preens= is the second coal business, 6701. 14a. Bd. ; surplus at one re,•"1„.„a" -uess.T.i..ss house
_,,,,k "•ere*°"=..._a "aw."'w__,,..,_"......,_____.RlLds• Roche, the gaoler of the court, said the prisoner had been Nome boards that el 3 up would prevent my mean Harvey MMus& 31.80 1111 -11. W. 6 4 c 3
sedge Mina I* yams. aa or before the • of the 31. 9s. ed. ; difference, 61. Bs. &L ; tent 4 5301. Is. 6d. -''
7114 -"""'" '''' rings, s'"" ether eras's."' Pees. immicted under the Criminal Justice Act, but he was not go to the garden door. I was about twenty yards fires Baer KIS 69 - W. 2 6 e 2
boa, 1 his piney, then e. declared - bequest to Cr.- By debtor', itai, 1211 L a.. led. ; its, is. 14s. ; „,17'h jtwitich.t.e Pdva,a virtelmatinficeorYoAaCer....,.....d. aware 1" had ever been convicted at the seeeiruua the garden gate when I saw Harvey. In about a quarter of "ATOM"' - Ws.. W. 2 6 e 1
the Na . Gallery to be void, and in that came his gallery property mortgaged, 1,5071. 19s. 14. ; ditto givensa --- - - •--''doe.---- - -w- ---
---
- The ethimer-It is 18 months once I was here. an hour or twenty minutes after I law Harvey I heard LYDON
to be continued open the terms mentioned io hie last UM. 15s. ; excepted articles, W. ; sash at 17iies Itessall2tato his
Inspector Grille-Oh no, rit so ; sot an months. She the cry of " Murder." It was from Mrs. Richard
'The
codicil. By the fourth and last codicil he limited 10 42/. 15s. 7d. ; ditto to oda] 101. ; *de expense& mmaa °alma."sl "aging mitelice, said that She his robbed many gentlemea is the road of their watches Harvey, who came into the King's Hind, whom EXPLANATION.
had been convicted nom overwhelmine• years foe aeries his Isithed pictures to the National 634/. 9s. ild.; loses& SKR Its. 51.; and penemel, 4401.; '----- • awalsaas lad • Mie has been
the for seen years I and others were. I went to the Donee of Bani Meter corrected and reduced to 32 deg. at mean sea
aed It was ve (ornate for Boater that he Whim ;if roans were not built, the picture" were to lie liabilities per contra, 1,1161. 19a M.; total, 4,litnl. la ftl. ~, t„„ „„„„;„,,,,,rY of e„,,,,,,,
____.__,_ „_ , The Implored of the • to let her go, and dammed and found she bad been murdered. Two level ; each 10 feet, of vertical rbe, causing about one
of au inch diminution : and each 10 dew, above 32 deg., csonag
exhibited gratuitooly during the existence of the lean of Mr. Penrod!, the offing unigne, reported that &dog 5-1,„---h.,4 jw-,;;;'1,7„,-,:"1----70.,Y '''''''''"..g ••• m°°l. '"t assurod him she would reform and • new life. sflo lag Muth I worked with Thomas Harvey' beard nearly thee-hundredths increase. E.-Exposed thermometer
Si. Queen Anaextrest boon, except the lam two you& and the 16 months over whisk the balancer/se extended the - - --- --- - "-"-- have sentenced him to Inspector Griffin-She has said the same thing to Mr. him quarrel with his brother John about the land, sad ta shade. M.-Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dew
raathe *three were to be sold; by the decree of the mimes had been 8,1731. The bankrupt had te penal servitude. It was imrineae for • licensed victualler
.., Yardley and Mr. Self, ball • damn Nana beard him threaten John that he would " cut both their point). D.-Dissent,* of wind Oros-taw points left of sag-
of Chaecery. made in March, 1856, the court de- building transactions, in conjunction with ese Iret;Viebb. etr,,wtrij," hishbute,,,„, "alb .w,,,itnhi,„a_a„,it trusting to e,lM,h_esly_.."' The Eleo pleaded guilty. - heads off," heat the time brandishing au osier hook nem. r.-rore• ;1 to 13T:tiered). C.-Clouti ( .
Ito 9,. L-
detached; C. f, fog ; Is, ball : 1.
shoed tket all the pictures, drayage, and 'latches, wholly The home and personal expenditure had bees Am a pro. w-" potence -: the- v•-, ~ " fiThalsdb".;;;" --. Mr. Woolrliroh-lf you are committed for trial and found with which be waa working. I thought then that he would _
iigninittniUt;b'esbi, unilasill'h:iy7; o, overcast 4u11) : r, tits; 1.0609;
a, passiall, by the tortator's Mad, without any distinction portion to the result of the trading. The books as far as - dcm . a primmer un
__, . going guilty, you will be sentenced for • lose term of penal ser have murdered his brother. Harvey had a light cap and
t, thunder. 8.--Elea disturbance it to 9',.
1 of leashed or nefinished, were ta be deemed as well prep they went went well kept. about en eaeouring to nee Persons emPloyen in etude. I will give you our more churn. You are sew Jacket on when I saw him. I thought he might be pther ---
*the bersefit of the public, rid woo to be reitriaedtat the Hr. Taylor, for the amaineee, offered no opposition. ;union to betray their tout Ilia lordship then sentenced wooed to four imam) impeteouteet mg hard labour, incrithoeizilarl:ms growing in the orchard. MIAMI EXPICTED TILL 10-110RIOW OR =TT DAT.
for the time Wee al the Naticeal . Mr. Kaye maid he would be content with • third-elan unter to be imprisoned and kept to hard labour for two Hascock, labourer, said-I have known Thomas North loritaln-south• West to North -Westerly -Fresh-Cloudy.
Osaleadee the abovns teolaassatery diepositiom and certificate. It might be a case for a second.crise certificate. years,
and the "hat primal'. tar eighteen 'ma" Harvey 23 veers. I have lived for the last three Sam.Cmwt-NmtkWast°!lY-Yra. ab.. an° _,... ..

Sha;frsreiJeaciie,lX;iher of the deceased, said—l live at
Fee Ditton ; I have resided with the deceased. On Saar-
day night, between eight and nine, we were in the back-
kitchen. Ma. Harvey (deceased), Mrs, Richard Harvey,
and Mrs. Witt were there. The dimmed pat a barn on a
dish, and was about to take it into the cellar. I went to
get a match to light a candle, and whilst I was doing that
Mrs. Witt followed deceased with the candle already
lighted. Suddenly Mrs. Richard Harvey said, " There's
Thomas." I said, " Thomas ; what Thomas I" She
said," Thomas Harvey." I did Dot see Imo ; he
had then got down the cellar. I then heard •
squeak, but I think Thomas had met her before that, for I
beard Thomas Harvey's voice say, " Now, Pre got you."
Theo I heard one scream, and I went down, and Thomas
Harvey bad then got deceased down. Mrs. Witt was on
the top of the steps. Deceased was lying flat on the door,
and Thomas Harvey was beating her about the head.
swear it was him. Could sot see what he bad in his hand.
There was • candle there. and could see there was a hole in
her bead ; be had hold of her with one band and was beat-
ing her with the other. I said, "Oh dear, what are you
about?" I aught hold of his arm, and he them turned
round and struck me • heavy blow with some
weapon on the head. The blow took all my senses away. The
weapon seemed to me like a large club. I fell on the first
blow, and when I tried to get cep be struck see again. It
was I think the second blow which rendered me insensible.
The last thing I recollect is my trying to creep away into
the coal cellar contiguous. I crawled up stairs at list, and
then saw Mrs. Witt witting in a chair nearly dead. lam
positive it was Thomas Harvey • be resided between a
quarter and half a mile from the deemed. [The witness,
having described the means of mar to the premises, in
terms almost precisely similar to those used by Mrs. Ri-
chard Harvey, proceeded to say :I The door into the
orchard was never locked. A man by crossing the dale
from the Horningsea-road could get into that
orchard by traversing • short distance. There had
been quarrelling between Thomas Harvey and his mother
about the will of Thomas Harvey's father. Thomas had
had his share of the property by consent of the family,
although the property was left to the mother for life, and
at her death to be equally divided between Thomas Harvey
and his brothers. Thomas Harvey claimed a small piece of
Lad, and his mother would have let him have it, but his
brothers refused. The quarrelling had continued ever ,lace
the death of the father three years ago, and Thomas had
frequently threatened to murder his mother and brothers.
I heard him threaten that about a month or two ago. He
said he wished he was in hell for having her
(his mother's) life. One night a few weeks ago Thomas
same to the house about 9 o'clock at night ; his mother
asked who was there, and would not open the door. She
went upstairs, as he still did not answer. sad looked through
the window. Thomas then began to blackguard sad swear,
and she knew who it was. He then and that he would
have murdered all in the house, if lie could have got in. He
never proceeded further than ords before.
John Peachey deposed-1 live at Fen Wien. I have
known Thomas Harvey from • boy. I am now
twenty-nine. I live facing the deceased's orchard. On
Saturday night, a little past eight, I saw Thomas Harvey
in the orchard, walking towards his mother's home, as
though from the Homingses-read. He stopped against
the garden-wall for a minute or so, but did not approach
the gate leading into the garden. He then walked back
again ; the, in • minute or so, be ran across the orchard
towards the garden. I went yesterday to see where I
thought Harvey stood, and found the gems wont away.
Some boards that .11.3 up would prevent my melee Harvey
go to the garden door. I was about twenty yards hem
the garden gate when I saw Harvey. In about a quarter of
so hour or twenty minutes atter I saw Harvey I heard
the cry of " Murder." It was from Mrs. Richard
Harvey, who came into the King's Heed, where
I and others were. I went to the hones of
deemed and found she had been murdered. Two
yeah ago last March I worked with Thomas Harvey; heard
him quarrel with his brother John about the land, sad
heard him threaten John that he would " cut both their
heads off," he at the time brandishing au osier hook
with which be was working. I thought then that be would
have murdered his brother. Harvey had • light cap and
Jacket on when I saw him. I thought he might be gather'
lacrithotimi growing in the orchard.
Hancock, labourer, said—l have known Theme
Harvey 23 years. I have lived for the last three
mouths within ten yards of him. I have frequently hosed
him sayhe would knock Lis mother's old brains out,
and would do for his brother Dick. He and I were last
week working for Mr. Benyerd at sheaf woe*. As be was
gathering rep has tools be said that he and his boy had had
ID afternoon grinding up his tools to murder his mother
with, and there was not a knife in all Ditton sharper
than a brisk hammer, which be kept at home
for the very purpose. William Collier told him he
ought to outsider his family as well as the property, and
he said, " the property, I'll have her, I'll murder her,
and barn her op afterwards; I'll burn her up before she
gets to hell; and if I happen of Richard (his brother) I'll
do for him night or day. These are the shoes I mean to go
to hell with."
Richard Sturges Harvey, of Deletes, taller, esid—l am
the brother of Harvey, and am executor to my
father. My father left • piece of garden ground to my
maker for life, sad at her death to be sold, and the pro-
ceeds divided between all hie children except Thomas.
There are seven others. Thomas had hie share left
spedilly under the will, but he occupied a piece of the land.
Re had taken forcible possession of it, cad dared any one to
take it from him. He always said my father promised to
leave him the whole, but I don't believe it. I presume the
land was a portion of the omegas of the quarrel. I believe
he thought my father would die withoet a will, and that he
would have the whole. I believe he had a spite became
my mother sent for me, and got me to Lome
down and get my father to make the will. A
better mother no man could have. My brother
Thomas has threatened me personally. That was two yews
ago. He sent for OW, and asked me what I meant to do. I
said there was no reasoning with him, bet if he would bear
me calmly I should be glad to settle with him, or would
send any one else to do so. He then said he would do for
the whole lot, and if he had a gun be would shoot me then.
I said he must if be would, as I had nothing to defend my-
self ; that I was prepared, if he was to take my life, and
to leave my lam* and his unprotected. I have had no
conversation with him since.

" That the committee have met and considend the
adrUet nutter referred to them, and have wise to the
follesenig regulations, vi& :—That the late Mr. Turner,
by his will, gave to the trastese of the National
Gallery his picture of lido buildit4 ilirthage, and his
powers formerly is the De Table,. Collection, for ever,
abject to the direction that they should be kept
nod placed always between the two pictures painted by
asede, the '!Seaport' and the 'Mill and the right of
the trustees to these pietuee wee declared by the decree
otter mentioned ; and the two pictures have ever since bees,
and sow are, placed in the National Gallery totems the
two Glandes, according to Turner's will. That Yr. Turner
made several codicils to his will. By the first codicil, which
IMO sapena Jed by the later ones. he desired • gallery to
he emoted for his pictures (except the two given by his
mall, sad that they should be maintained and exhibited
as • separate collection, to be called ` Tusser's °Airy:
lly the second codicil he gave his liatiligel *-
term frxerpt the ' Dido ' and the 'De Tablet'' pictures) to
the trustees of the National Gallery, provided that a
room or rooms were added to the National Gallery, to be
entitled ' Tumer's Gallery ; in the meantime they were
sot to be removed smell rooms were built ; the trustees of
the National Gallery were not to have lay power over the
pictures esker his Walk wee fully carried out by them ; it
wee his will that either ouch pictures should remain sad be
called ' Turner's Gallery,' and be the property of the mime,
er to remain at his homer ma entire gallery, to be viewed
pattdtously ; if the leans meld sot be mewed the pictures
mire to be sold. Hy the third codinil, if the National •
Chdisry should net gamy cut the proriaiuse is the woad
Osaka withia eve yens, is or before the szpiratios of the
hare efitie mew* gallery, then he declared his bequest to
the Nat West Gallery to be void, and in that mac his gallery
to be rootless' Imes the terms mentioned in hie last
codieiL By the forth and last codicil he limited lo
years for offering his leashed pictures to the National
Gallery ; if roans were net built, the pictures were to be
exhibited gratuitously during the fainteste of the law of
hi Queen Anneetrest boom, except the last two your, sad
tthe pictureswere to be sold ; by the decree of the
i of Chaecery. made in Yank, 1856, the court cle-
aned that all the pictures. drawing., and sketches, wholly
• pertially by the tiamtor's baud, without say distinction
if Wilted or nefinished, were te be deemed as well gives
*Os booefit al the public, sad were le be miteinedi2.ette
Liiimfor the time being at the National
i nneler the above testeareektry dirpositioes Xi-rde
ewe antis Court of Chewer, the nation is sow is re-
melts elan pictures pilled by 2nrear, sad of • very
Meur bir of water-ealiem diewhigi of the highest m-
ead the amain mBl4 in the minim of this
few.
ge awry out the mediae.' semsed le the gift is like
leas the ficsiliiiimm senened le the gift of the two pieturee
nem betimes the Me Made hays been complied with.
=et suet of a ream to receive them at the National
. the *Wee me now M Heasiegton, bet the power
if the tra te. ef the National Gallery 6r bees preserved
IMF OM I mad it one pebliely simeinced that they were
sentemoi Eaminglian 'sly
ieea a temponsy MOM,.
Turner died is Dessber, ISM, aed, in the
spites ef this as further &sky should
Bee place is • MOM Or wear ter
the neeptice of his *tures and
themines, new the permseM ell the •
midis% eassexice with
the NWeeell Gallery. te be ealled • ranee. Gallery.'
That it is emeibist that the Geisha Modem by Terser
deed/ be forthwith depseitei sod_ prepeolyeatgL eet
the enema the prime* Nalissel Gellery is
the
gds which Mr. Wingais, the hem hesitated is mi.
ewe that he is mewed te Miry est. Hat this mange.
moat as it will stersearily involve emelderable iscorre.
it... le the exhibition el lite pistons new is the National
Gleam meta be smoldered se of • strictly As.
meter, pending the messlien ef co
of
gad =eliessies %et, w
en • view to me-
et& Peanstherse, the sr-
dank hr slated is his evidence that he ma
mantels. te meet ream fully mildest for the re.
espies of the Turner pieneres at she bash of the parent
llatimeml Gallery, within • period ef thee not exemding
twist menthe, and at • met set te mead 25,000 L Tbat
seism Owe is ease reasenside respect of series a noble
palmy— weethy ef the Gar selleslies of pictures by the
mast rem fled British artist which the ooestry new
}terse. sad whisk b. year by year, reeelvhog odiless
el peg impnelmme—firected spoe • samprewassirm is
the puma r say other sita, it that
daps theeld be forthwith taken far the limited ad-
Maim to the premise gallery meopestedby r. IPennethorne.
flat with repel to abs amend pieties of the order of re.
kgress•--via., 'And bevies esnipleted Nub inquiry, thus
sestilsr and report the sismaree te be Mites with
seeped to the Verses Gallery, and the ercepeetive me.-
as peeper to be lass with negmet to any future gift. of
the mere kind,' the ISM period of the session Nakao it im •
pemilide far the eseseditee telly te esesidar the la rirtatit
isTelesi. the summ-it beg te sememend to the
Buie that the sehleek be sods refuted early to the mounts
emairea."

The bankrupt, Daniel Damon, a oral merchant, of Colney
Hatch Station, and a builder at Homey, came up on the
question of certificate.
The tsarina-sheet comnsearrem Ist Jan., 1860, and ends
2nd May last, "bowing the. Gyms :—Dr. To creditors on
coal bovines', 1,4191. ; ditto an building account. 354/. ; cre-
ditors holding 9661. 101. ; liabilitim in respect of
partnership with Hoop Webb, 1,1161. CA. 3d. • profit on
coal bovines', 6701. 14s. 6d. ; surplus at muiniesessoiret,
31. 9s. Cd. ; difference, 81. Bs. 811; heal, 4 6701. is.
Cr.— By debtors, good, 1981.6.. bd. ; desbtful. 121. 14a. ;
property mortgaged, 1,11071. 19s. 141. dab, genal
NW.I7 i ; excepted articles, 931. ; sash at
42/. 15s. 7d. ; ditto to efileial 101. ; Muds ezpsweos,
634/. 91. Bd.; lons% Mt Its. IA; sad permeal, 4001.;
liabilities per contra, 1,1161. Ils. 3d.; total, 4,5301. Is. 9d.
Mr. Pennell, the ollisiel snipes, reported that duriag
the lb months over whisk the kalawceuiset extended the
returns had been 8,1731. The bankrupt had
_gresekted in
building transactions, in conjunction with one
BleeryWebb.
The boom and personal expenditure had bees large in pro-
portion to the result of the trading. The books as ter as
they went were well kept.
Taylor, for the aasignere, offered au et/peaks.
Mr. Kaye said be would be content with • third-dm
certificate. It might be a cam for • socred-clase eortillamts,
bat he did not want to go into all the feels. (A laugh.)
The Onunntemioner awarded • esrtilleass of the third
mesa.

WRATH= RIFIRLIMD TILL TO-MORROW OR PITT DAT.
North &Itain-Bouth• West to North-Westerly —Yrosh—Cloody.
Root Coast—North-Westerly—Fmk fine.
&mth lkest—North-Westerly—abollar, with squall/
Ireland—West to Noetb—atrong—Ftno, but squally.

NEW COURT.
(Won Mr. Commiasiour Kw.)

SHOCKING MURDER IN CAMBRIDGE-
SHIRE.

KB MILLI •lID MCCALL

This was an adOerwed examination meeting wider the
bankruptcy of Demetrios Pater Pamili and George Stephen
Petah, both of Si, Great Towerstreet, merchants, trading
ureter the style of Pesssli, Rem, end Co.
The bahmcwebeet, compiled by Messrs. Hart, Brothers,
aid Bayles, magus from the 31st of August, 1860, to the
10th of April, 1861, sad is thus maimed up :—Dr.—Te
creditors W 11116101114, I,4XL 11s. 9d. • crediton, Pooh,Brothers. Patna, 7,654/. 9s. sd. ; creditors holding security,
17,24:021. Me. ld. ; Kink. Brothers, and Co., Meek=
andme &c., 8.0001. ; not exported to be
on 'mate, 1,54011. a. Bd.: difiareasa, Si. 14a. Pd. ; 414
*1671. 18s. sa. &Wm. ge.171. ; re_oPeeth
7441. lila. 6d. ; ditto with @ruiner; 1•• 1. 7.. 44. ; ta-
5F:9211. tts. ; pertain? *twiny, 7641. (h. 7d. :
8,9u71. us. 7d. ; dalle/m7. Angel 31;i2Z
7s. 10{1. ; liahfNltee net aupeetal to be
&tthe estate, 1,5661.4 e. Bd. Total, 33,9671. 18s. Id.
em are this made up : 0a saimignassata, 4,1501.
La aturdrisa, I,llk. lie ; aad obis, 871.
Mr. Firm appoint, ter the aaalpers. aad applied for aa
adill•11111•114 mall the reams of Yr. Commis God-
hurs.

',Roderick Whine. Richardwn, 96, a respneabhrlooking
yeas( am, war charged with snails' a quantity of piste,
theeof Frederick William Boyer, hi muter.
prosecuted ; the primer was defended by l/r.
()mdse.
The prosecutor in this case is the landlord of the Old Bell
Hotel, Holborn, and it appeared that oa the 27th of April •
eessider able quantity of plate was mined, and on the same
day the prisoner left the service without giving notice.
None of the muting wee traced to the primer's
possession, and it a that whoa he heard that he war
sumseted of committing the robbery, be came forward and
soneadered to answer the
The Jen" retaind •• verdietalVlVot
XIII CASS OF TO BARON DX VIDIL.
la the amuse of the &heroin the &mod jury came into
this wart and returned • true bill against Alfred Louis
Pons de Vidil for felosionaly assaulting Alfred Join de
Vidil, with intent to airder him. The indictment also
contains oounts charring as attempt to maim and dials
aud to do Bermes bodily harm. The son of the prisoner
was not called as a Miens Were the greed jury. As isp-
plicstion will no doubt be made to the judges oa Wednes-
day to Ix a day for the trial.

A murder, under

as cold-blooded

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

and disgraceful as any the :mooed of whisk has lately poi-
' lard the columns of the press, was perpetrated at Fee
Dittos village about three mike from Cambridge) on
Saturday night last. The deceased woe the widow of • pub-
lima at Dittos, who for yeses kit the Plough at the river
side—a hostel well known to member of the University.
On the &seers of her husband, who bad acquired a small
oompetioacy, and WINO bad brought up a large family audit.
ably, Mrs. Harvey, the deceased, retired from the ow
cupaney of the ion, and took • house immediately facing the
church, where a Ips. Witt lived with her in the double
espoity of lodger and fired- In • das house it
WIN that Mrs. Harvey met bee end at this hands of her
eldest son. As mar be supposed the villaam was a seer of
peat excitement on Sunday. Mrs. Harry's corpes was
then lying on • door in the cease, the descent lute which is
by • flight of steps seventeen in number, and at the foot of
which was • pool of blood. Mrs. Harvey's property come
sists chiefly of tenements at Dittos, in one of which the pri-
soner resided. An inquest was opened yesterday before
Mr. Barlow, coroner for that division of the county, and
the following evidence was adduced :
Louisa Herter Harvey deposed—l am the wife of Richard
Sturges Harvey, son of the deceased, Ann Harvey. She
was the widow of Thomas Harvey, a publican. I reside in
London, but was visiting at my mother-indaw's. I earee
down to Ditton on Saturday week. My husband did not
accompany me, but followed ea Tueaday. I was in de-
ceased's house on Saturday resin between eight
and nixie o'clock. I, the &seamed, Mrs. Witt, and
Mr. Shadrar Jacobs were there. We were all
in the back hitches. The aspired, taking up a ham from
off the kitchen table, said. "I'll take this ham down in the
cellar now." Deceased was accustomed to speak
very loud, and did so on Saturday night. The
backhitchen door opens into a sort of yard, and that
door is at right angles with or that lends out of the
kitchen into the garden. About fifteen or twenty yards
separate them. ID the door leading into the gardea there
ism finger hole to raise the latch, and any person looking
through that hole could see into the back kitchen. The
hick kitchen door was open wide. One candle was burning.
Next the back door on the righthand side is the cellar door,
and close adjoining. At the end of the garden there
is an orchard. The garden is walled in, bat
there is • doorway communicating. The deceased was
tenant of the whole. Any person could par through the
orchard and garden into the house by the back kitchen
door. Deceased was always a loud•spoben woman, and on
Saturday niOt any person outside the back garden door
could have heard what she said, that is if the door was
open. There is an open iron grating between the cellar
sod the yard. Steps lead from the back room into the
cellar. When Mrs. Harvey said she would take the ham
down into the cellar, Mn. Witt said to her,
" Shall I show you a light, Mrs. Harvey l"
end followed with • madr, Mrs. Harvey having
replied. " You may if you will. Mrs. Witt." As
soon as they started I saw a rasa rush from
behied the water tub just outside the garden door. He
mitered the house and rushed doers the cellar. I thought
it was Thomas Harvey. I saw him dietiectly. Thomas
Harvey is • sou of the deceased. He had • light jacket
and • light stair hat or cap es. I had frequently seen
him, but net while I have been at Darn this time. I
haunt • voice say, " Oh, rim get yea now," and directly
after a fearful cry of" Oh." llse last was • Darrel yell.
I said, " Oh, that's Thomas," and rushed into the back
kitchen, there lab the street, and called " Murder." Had
heard that Thomas had abused and threatened hie mother,
and that the mother's doer had been kept locked is core-
queues. He has been to the house late at 'kW's and
abused and threatened her. Reeled into a publfie•hour
close by, and said, "Poe Oars mike, came in, peer His.

Link Wier, who supported, did sot reset the applies.
Moe, but asked
rate. Mat the ellowasce should be °aniseed at
the original
Mr. Mews objested. Tbe hairnets began is August,
1880, with. deficiency of 8.0001., aad is eaves moaths
had got rid a property to the amount of 6,0001. or 7,6101.
They bad been four months in the preparation of their ac-
counts.

The Vomonasioner said the question must stand over
nail the return of Yr. Commissioner donlburn ; and ea
adionrnmeot was ortlenad to the 36thSepteenber asst.

BB KILN •111) "ALUM!.
This was a 'aim for the choice of awiguess. The beak.
runts, William Elam and Jamems Frawis Wallace, were
Bait foals merchants. of Oreshemo•howie. Old Bected-strest.
The debts ars este' at 10,000 i. ; assets between 1,5001. sled
2,0001. Aesigness were choose.

After some further evidence in confirmation of the above
the manner summed up, as l the jury, without any heai•
tuition, returned a verdict of Wilful Murder against Thomas
Hervey.
At the time our reporter left Ditton (about half-
past 3) Mrs. Witte was not expected to live an hour.
The murderer had not been heard of, though the
river Cam had been searched and dragged and the
country scoured. If b• has not destroyed his
life the chanties are that ha must soon be apprehended, as
he is known to have been abort of money last week, having
made so excuse for non-payment of a few shillings to a
benefit club of which he is a member. The following is a
description of his person :—Age from 40 to 45; about five
feet five inches high, dick complexion, and wears black
whiskers meeting under his chin. Is believed to have had
oa a light check cap, a pepper-and-alt jacket, a black cloth
waistcoat, and a grata silk or satin scarf.

MMILDIti vt WISEUITRIL —On Sunday afternocm,
hetwee• two meal Mem o'clock, the wife of John Hill. garos•
Deeper for Sir Pori Astley, at East brerly, Wilt*, was
feud Mar the dg's hemmed, sot far from her dwelling.houae,
with Isar Anal, wit ; bee wick and the lower portion of her
bee proreetaes works of strangulation. The deceased's
best med imalsest hem beam oho was rotted by a male
selatim, wheehbalised the eerietiurce of a surgeon. At four
Alert the eaves pare it se his Region that the woman
lid hew dead between two sad three boon. Two men
Imre ernes win loose& the hers about dinnertime Coo*
'Wash), Ned the petite won ea their track. Suspicau points
to ether poetise esmewhat ameacted with the decemed.
ROYAL lima AWL:min.—On Saturday evening
lit the Prelims* of the loyal Irish Academy received his
isselkeem the Lord Lientioroat, lord Breeehens, awl the
0111111Medi of the !Meal Meese Cessram sod sway tb.
sediest Nod des-rondssi imobsas of that body, at a
irsierrassimt is the Academy home. Is emeequence of
the almost impromptu ohasseler of the Getertalarnent, the
fosiktiow could not be met owt till it was ascertained what
dor profs had actually arrived Is Dublin to Mimi the meet.
Wirt the exteedame of guests was so great that the
y sal inuouni we.., with the exceptios of the mike
she, fully Oct without any crowding or email's.
Is the library t 6. tallies were laid out very tastefully, with
• MIS esatmawg huh sail Denizli antiquities, Sc., and also
TIM *pr.:irate* ai Inch Intg. ; and to decorate the room
. Mho Wks* hid seat a splendid supply of italicplante,
mid* were extremely admired. Excellent refreshments
was supplied by Wm Brady, of Oraftmotreet. The Poe
diem of the iteademy may he coogratideted upon thorn,
ihmeemees cif tti ezperinwet of inviting ladies and 1110110.
men to w iatallsooAl and social roisrersa:ione within the
web ell the Arodoety.—Seassiers' News.

DINITRUCTIVE FIRS AT MANCEISPIX—A serious
Are, resulting in the destruction of property to the extent of
about 6,0001., occurred early on Saturday morning, in Long
Mil'gate, in this city. The fire broke out in the Old Irk
Cotton Mills, a block of buildings used as cotton waste
stores. The main warehoum was reduced to a complete
wreck. The roof and walls fell in, end we regret to have to
state that several of the &email were seriously bruised by
the falling bricks
BABIAEPTAIe Pane HOSPITAL—The number of
patients treated at the Samaritan Free Hospital for women
sod children, Edwards-street, Portrnaneuttare, during the
week ending August 17, was 916 of which 247 were new
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