The Express.
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4 THE EXPRESS SATURDAt EVE/ING, JULY 18, 1861.
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might be ma& to them 1,, for oardieg a etetemeet a the to pante the session of the Belgian chambers eft •iffit• peepleation of frau& almost innumerable. Times was Kato ituttligtnct. aot qpite the sort of person that • good 'oohing young
girl of eighteen would Le likely to break her
into:idol eurprovemente •Ihe machiners had been already eight or three weeks, he thought it would have bmitthme aimed, • vicious element in university constituencies, with
manctioned by the kgolatitre. and the fumes would be pro- dieut lin a matter of general policy, far the Mem ifeeeree alai* thimi.couversent with university election! must he - heart at losing for a husked. (Laughter.) The
Tided, subject to the regulations .1 the Lill, be the thma "Oat to have done what they amid te mat the emmitenme aeraketed. It was not found so much in parlia- HOUSE OF LORDS.-Jut. 7 12. defendant appeared to be au old hackle& and
teeuniminnere. to our manufacturen as to the mandeslimege ef Ow po needmit iras:end other elections at pelmet, but if marriage was, no doubt, to him. as be (Mr. klikkins),
Leal PORTM.V.ii ead he hopol their lordships would Goes. We had always behaved with very great Übseeffilp thle bffi it would be found stilt mere in APPEALS. although he had DO experience in each matters-(renewed
pi,. before tb„ peva,' tin. inn S.,.seral coassittese hed to Belgium al well ma to all other nations. For the kelt= than in other elections. Ile referred WALKER e. TAYLOR. laughter)-believed it was to everybody else, • very serious
unix oe the eibie..t a the iter,,,,,,e,eet a motes, bat now yews we hail been milking changes is our tariff , bet we bed thribeg=ion to college combinations, the working out The arguments in this part-heard appal from the Court matter, and he did not like to be forced to enter Into sure
of Gem bad ever cone to the e.nicluMoa that cottages ' never made them • matter of bargain, and wham we el maassavms and selfish wishes on the put of particular of chi.cery in Irehted wit ociecuded, the Judgment of ahnlezgagement through the medium of • law er. Per-
i( he had been left alone he might have y rried the
were so rabialde • property as that it wee expediest to entered into the commercial treaty with Francs we
charge the ishestatee with them. Tbe bill provided that gave the atm advantages to all the other as. with the welfare of the whole university. That was in „este. mr ; but when the lawyers wete set at him, and he received
pereens indeed of following the kneader views connected the court below aimed.
aid the
appeal "mooed
with .
no less than seven letters from the attorney upon the sub-
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PAM. was to be allooel for mai cottage ; bat that sum time of Europe as we had contracted to give to ?VISOR kill eonformity with the injurious provisions of the bill,
would have to he reduced by Wan AN. to 501. in carrying
DENMARK SCHLKeWIG AND IMESTEIN. beams thole persons in authority in the colleges who would
EQUITY COURTS.-Jinx 12. ject of his supplied promise, he became dammed, as well he :
might under such circumstances, ani decliaed to have aoy- !
wiattexibluerealleufteetheri ;:iorithsiees a .A'f, l'unieldi.oeuPPeoTtail teheiewib4lith weeebet Sir H. VERN kl" called attenGen to the affairs of Deo- web. abieueintedie mwyfth"eithusey"wdho eehadDee'egllti°Uo gip' ugtheb ttitreycowlleeeree (Before the Lords Justices of Appeal.) thing more todo with theaffeir. Thereat question fag the jury
were Gum called cob wale hut which were everywhere man. Schleswig. and Holeteim in 1860-61. He had done wino woad accumulate • great number of proxies, aod the IN ME THE euiticutrtmet cATTLE DounudicE many. to consider, howeves, was what damage the plaintiff had sus-
else Memo am wails d mot Ile moved th it the tie be *seta to show that there hail been tionsiderable oppression mike er, .ccumulatod might, by intrigue and croft, be The object of thie appeal motion was to obtain an order Mined by reason of the defendant not having performed his
read that day three menthe of the Gomm inhabitaute d Schleswig and Holston). He used as a means of illegitimate infiuenee over can-
, discharging the appointment be the Master of the Rolls of promise to marry her, audit appeared to hnnthat she hadeot
whatever. If she had married him
The homer thee divided as the motion that the bill be objected to the treaty by which one of the Ruasian royal dew. to extort pledgee
_.froin them__i_.....
_to ma ostop___,,,,
mow read • roma twee. mod the numbers were : a Mr. Evans to act as the official manager in the winding up subtaine'd any
family was "On "It i° TnOTTO":" to the Mir*" a Den- that he deemed it Painftu k' can'emr."•-• r•am" of the snail of the above-gamed society The t. he was quite streelet after the first transports had cooled
Ceetenta
ki,_.3 mark, mil he trusted that i• WWI no looger nil& for which he intended to be in no degree respoasibth, ile meet wee comeweed of ee the
t Mr Evans was
teX uPPaul- dohameiwn- • roar of hughter)-she would have been
Non cosiest& Lord H. VANE, whilat sot wholly justffying the COO. hoped he bad made good h. tdodgo. He was Dot
menus' the nominee or-certain directoregreirhote oondoc't in the ma. as of him, arid that they would never have goae oul
The hill was ormaqueady ket. duet 4 Denmark towards Schleswig and moistens. yet to the original principle of the -bill, bemuse the present meet of the drake of the society would have to foga for a walk together without her being pointed at for having
urged that the poseemion of these wearies ea pert of the mcee of voting, though inconvenient in some respcsig, had married ruch an old fool. (Reoewed laughter.) If the
DEAN FOREST AND HUNDRED OF BT. BRIAN-BLEB Danish tool teed to Denemak.
tory wan pens this advantage, that it kept academical couttnenoilif uncoil. the subject of investigation by the court.
marriage had taken place the plaintiff would have had for
BILL.
_a ,
_amis. sl• Phl'fi "ad there wua 1" ei_,L!if_f
__, in, meted with academical influence. He challenged the hon. Their lordship were of opinion thane sufficient mum
• husband a man old enough to be her granlfather, or, in-
was shown for their interference with the discretion which
Th. bill peeled threregh committee.
_awitecn_, se___..nuteh hart eai.:44d_, lasi_____ii =req.._ eau a* gentleman to show a reason why he acceded to that intim deed, he might have said her great grandfather, and
. bad been exercised by the Master of the Rolls, and they &-
BILLS OF EXCHANOE AND PROMPMORY NOTES '"wn ; aea ear'°6 """a"`"'" "" wrens"! ordinary creation, which wag aPnrt frogn the Principle of the mimed the ap motion. nothing but misery could have resulted hom such a
(IRELAND) BILL. coons she bad penned towards those ducbies. hod alters. bill, of introducing between the voter sod the recorder of ih.. y, Q.C., Mr Selwyn Q C Mr Roxbudi, union•
that C 011111.41 Nag paparod to si,o those districts ev.,ery the vote • third independent party, wbo might completely sad igr. . mi....... 1 the .......1 maws . me. thiitrei, The learned judge having summed ttp_ the jury returned
Tlie CONIMIONi IMIIIIMBEM to this bill were wandered •
a verdict for the plaintiff-damages, IML
sad speed te. ulltlldreal- Delauaric was alai"us for ""e frustrate the intention of the voeer-subject to that clumsy, 0.0.• Kr. ie. t. geerei,-.o;:and efri-eah, eppeted it.
Shim pear, in the settlement of this ques- end be alight aimed say ridiculous remedy, that the voter him- '' _
DOGS UNIONS BILL.
sod he hoped that they woold be succeedul. . self might oumpateerith the proxy toast which got wooed to
Lard BROUGHAM moved the sewed readies of thio Lord J. HtfaltELL dlied to enter into tilte question fee poll, and whether the voter recorded his own vote oc OXFORD CIRCUIT.--11
- XPORD, JULY 13.
bill. Ila mid ite object wan to slime' to book meleties ef the reeperitivo rights of the Germanic omfederation and (Before Viee-Chanosllor Sir R. T. Kindersley.)
the proxy recorded it whist the wisher of the otter. Nisi Prins Court. -Wore Mr. Justice Keating.)
the PraDisee wheat had ban alnadr enacted with oo= tbe King of Donniark. but would puttee himself to the (Hear.) He might be permitted to say that, as fu as his IN Mt TIE NORTHUMBERLAND AND DURHAM DISTRICT ,rho
ow
of
oo wow, wed in this
court fo.ao
to art anises. The ally Union. whlet had ea:en meant state of the araftif. It was likely that the King own academical interests were concerned, he did not feel Barents; COMPANY AID THE HERBED'S AND
.00Illarr thet'of .. Y.- y Da e
ung v. 'n Thr
j es' mac a
the law MPhil/ letteries were corPorstions sr' shortens of Denmark would make propontions, which might lead to that he hid any =tow intortet in the preview., of she IRONWORKS COMPANY.
under the mem& end the rules and rimaktions ef whisk segotiatious, sad wbish woad PruhsW7 end lla • 101"4" bill. In every cootested election he bad been returned both This eame, which was twiefiy noticed in our columns yeep w. as an action brought be J Ydsbounagjanofpxf_ord,....buildert
ware subentledie the Privy Coined. The bill provided that of the question. He believed that tbe peered scope ated -a to recover damages against on, w ILIMM lINCI
each subeether skald be 'Muted at the end al it year ha • purpose of the treaty of 1852 me that there should he edam te.
by • malority of the reeident and non•reeident electors tale), vas named this mcgoing. It came om on eao . .
em singly as well as conjointly. He bad no idea' Richerd Dams, survems of the parish of Alliertote Oxon,
journed summons from chambers as au application from the _or _. ..
no, . .
ro re • the le hw
_boob. sail also to • chaerilzartle
.or kap: to a skim al some agreement by which the Danish kingdom should_, official liquidators of the tank for the advice of the court 1. ingligeeee i . lung 'n ii_ Per.. . abe
plajoitiff arlega
what the tion of the bill would be, but it would be
mots DiolOtAMlti ill •pa camomile- Dy thim ISOM, polii entire to some heir, and Do be preserved lig CM Of TM tte. oif mint if provitaan of so strange a kine__eo as to whether they should secede to • propositim made by or. tnat parish, in consequence or wince'
it ass propped that the semouragemeat new gives tosetiels popes of Eurep. needles" in order to give effect to tbe purpose bia hon. the Derwent and Cermet !networks Oompany for the post- wi an ea
th aced t and broke his leg.
Mr. Huddleston, Q.C., and Mr. Dowdeswell appeared for
should he extended to anthem. Mr. MACAIJLAY called attention to the several a& frised had ia view-so prejudicial, id fact to the attain- popment of the payment of several large sums of
Earl ORLY sad that QV hill waa relarnallnkad ha be • *arm to the crown by the house, and the treasury nOnutes meet of that purpose, should receive the assent of the amowaieg altogether to between 300,0001. and 400,e01Frioi thee
dpelafeinntdaiffn;ta.and Mr. Serjeant Pigot and Mr. Phipeou for
mere exteneee of the art ellloo4. He hod very serious thereon, empowering the commimioners for Danish claims home. wear. Imo owing by the iemworks company to the bank, for a ' in
doubt. ride ther the inetitutioe of art esteem was mime mad to receive, eauniae, and judicially determine the claims of of three years front the time fixed for the payment those The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for 150/.
Mr. DODSON could not congratulate the right hon.
potent or eves succeseful- Met their oh. teases „to Mae certain British subject. for losses arising out of the COWIE' gentleman on the accuracy with which he read the original sums. .
tellable walk. 4en within the reach or anew OT mode- cation by time Danish government of ships and cargoes in the or the ameoded bill. (Cheers.) The right hon. gentleman Mr. Giffanl and Mr. Field appeared for the official WESTERN CIRCUIT.-WINCHESTEit, JULY 12.
rate memo, and to encourage art ler obtehing emetrihatiam year triu7 ; sad to the fact that after such kenos LW. in spoke in graudiloqueat language of the straage provisions of liquidators ; Mr. Little for the Derwent and Consett Iron
Mr. Baron Channel arrived in this city yesterday after-
. 4 mreey fer capon-sive works Tfie book trade TM quite =of her Majesty's calonmode ,
,hees judicial:l_ s 7 de- the bill, especially the introduction of voting papers. Now Company ; Mr. Byplay for the North Eastern Railway
st„, noon apd in the Countrball opened the commission. for
in a different pmition Geed books were not expizsia
end a* auealsimaauww. whuaica," "" r•":"_, this strange and startling provision of the bill was discussed cauPany ; "ad rur• Glens and Mr' Ralbargh for - holdng the pikes for the county of Southampton. Mr.
and if they were really of literary value they com theiii-ralmed bees presaged to the house, the HOM OT for three hours in ccoMMitteo, and a division was taken upon objecting creditors.
an unteelude mkt Ile therefore felt it his duty to move consvanne. by an edd..... 10th Joao. lull. prayed har
it ; but it waa moot 'Gainsaid startling thatthe right hon Hi/ Honour, in delivering judgnient, said if he were a ~..autaueecoticteßitseeearrice eoe:ceistkt. milsc.thjeueetieceetd°BgeieeTplicesis itedioendiNfg in
that the bill lo reml a amid time that din three "rota" Ikjeily to advisee to the claimants the amount of the putt not there to oppose the provision. Oellierj creditor he sbould probably be inclined to edept the ''''''"
Karl GRAN VILLE ma also eadaistood to oppose the lease so adjudged, with the emurance that the home el the Crows Court, and Mr. Baron Channel' at Nisi Pries.
The calendar contains the names of 38 premiers. There
bill. and e afterwards in the house when the hon. and 1 PruPoo•l i and if he could act on the °POO" Og
Wiatild make good the mama, to which address her Majeste member for Youghal moved an amendment. He should the licindaton and of the gentlemen who had Mad are eight entrice in the cause list, four of which are marked
The amendment was agreed to without • dinsiell The retuned a favourable answer, but that nevertheless inch like to kaow how far distant from the home was the right their affidavit' in support of its he should be a._
aped", Juries.
bill was thus het. clams remain ualiquidated. hon. puttee:ma when the strange provision was under die inclined to my the proposal ought to be adopted. '"
METROPOLITAN PoI.ICE FORCE PENSIONS WILL. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL said that the point in- maim It wits mid that this wu a eg „rug But he considered he was not at liberty to do that. He was CIML SIDE.-(Before Mr. Baron Channell.)
The bill passel through ColtitilittOr. volved wise how long-after what lapse of timeapplications by N 1 eh thi rem
Y. OW, 1 was no su rig. was called • bound to matirfy himself that it was for the interest of the TIEN QUEEN r. THE CONNIFINIONIM OP THE roar Or SOUTH-
of this ki. ought to be made. This matter was fifty-seven Wood, but in • t f fact it was Dot a at creditor; that he should adopt this proposal ; and it ap- •NrrON.
PTOgY. pan 0 proxy
INCLOSURE (No. 2) BILL. yearn old, had hau alai' Sae ite len waling aft"' yen" DI MO right hon. gentleman comidered it a strange and to him that he had set the means, at premed at Mr. Montague Smith, Q.C., and Mr. W. N. Cooke are
MrZdof arriving at that conclusioa. If the iron company peered for the plaintiffs • Mr. Easslake, Q.C., and Mr.
This bill was reads thirl time and passed. ago, aod shown no symptoms of vitality. Under omen cite etarth • •
og innovation t a t e vote op person • o
h t h of h Ad de
odd. be induced to
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ISUPPLIMENTAL 811 E. cumetenece. only • clear. unmistakeable case could justify peed on the will of another, Hut in the sense in which the thought Maier to discloee itil affairs he -o-t Buller for the defendants,
Mk bill TM read a third time and wind. the interference of parliament. He contended that there oome to • conclusion favourable to the p ; hut in the This cue has been the subject of much lithmtion. •
right bon. gentleman spoke if be &Todd ce the carriage rokueel --e-
TRANSFER OF ifrOCKS &ND ANNUITIffiI BILL. wax no difference in the argumente which de
• tin ' h t state of things he had not sufficient material to mandamus had issued 'nst tee Commissioners of the
gum ed el-another to take him to the pol 4 or on teethes of his boom Wean . _ . _.. .. ..
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This Lill wee read a third timeasd pared. this case from others of lame nature. He aim contended to walk there, his vote would &mead on the will of another. enable htm to torm a j eat. mere worm, tur"loter Southampton Port and ,to compel them tore:over
that the latent decision of the house was unfavourable to He did not think there any fear that a number of VOM be no order on the propose', but it would be competent for from the dock company 3,7101. 75., arrears of meth)
Their lordships rode at twenty minates before eight. theme claim', and therefore so great • lapse of time ought would be concentrated in the bands of individuals. lie the parties, if they thought fit, to bring forward OVallenoo duce, and to pay one-fiftb of that stun to the corpora.
to be taken es the precedent by which the preient case was himself took his master's degree ten years ago, aod there to enable him to come to • different conclusion. tion, who were entitled thereto. A return was made
HOUSE OF COMMONIL-FamT, JULY 12. to be governed.
Mr. tACEE retained against there being any statute el was ooly one person remaining at Oxford to whom he would
_be able totrensfer hie vote, and he should not transfer it to es -
uOURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. •
to the mandamus. The oourt held that it was bad, but oar- :
tain issue' were raised, the subject of the present proceed-
The bome neemed at ax o'clock. ruination's is reference to the Practice a the b°U" ; "En hiss. because he did not agree with him ia politica. (Hear.) he • 'pal f h• h htb th tion
lop, t prim ow ic was w e er e corpora
PUBLIC WALE& • a the ease of those juat claims. As to the influence exercised by the heads of hoes's, it JULY 12. wore entitled to interest on the aocumulatiog arrears of
cetriIiCHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that would take place to no greater extent under the proposed (Before the Judge Ordinary.) twelve years as well as to the one-fifth. The dock com- .
Mr. SLANEY wished tn see the First Commiamioner el
pay were bound to make up to the commiesioners any defi-
aPart from the question of lapse of time it waa pecanary plan than at prompt. The hon. gentleman then read • Mr- MACK 1/. MACE.
' dues on goods, u to 5,0001. • year. This &A-
waits if Pentims would he gins to Men Mu "meg IA ia chi... so h... the consent of two sathontime the cedar which he had la 1 • ecl, • h 't the
te y 'acme "emelt t atm' was In this case the pert granted probate in solemn form Acum'cii,a,m i
the back of flomeiset.house fur iespostable to walk executive aod the hou.e. For 28 v•ears •••17 suuretair• intention of Mr. Gladstone to retire from the represente of the will cf eau. Tysack, jete of Was, Norfolk, hair. "eneY """ natured ; but the ormaton
p f • of the docks he '
ving
there, at such hare anal uoder sash as shall be ter
occasioned the commissioners' revenue,fromanchorage, ton-
government had repudiated these c ma, rad he trusted Goo of the University as moon as the sew constituency of dv.... who died no the oith of November last
thought right. according to the reoloolworodothe of the am' that tbe house would not renew the difference between South Lancashire was created, certain gentlemen, wham ---' - - - nage, Ix. to increase largely, the commissioners had .
•
Dr. Phißimere, Q.C., and Dr. Tristram appeared for the declined a deemed the deficiency oc good., sad the mew_
I puttee es public walka ie ISO I asd. V thin w" "7 them authorities by giving its sanction to the demand Da were mentioned, had nted to eive promises
primed of • public walk= grimed Wag made and made ta th• matter, executors ; Dr. Speaks for the defendant, a son of the ration acquiesced in their decision. Certain inbabitaute ,
kept to the south-east of "I" BerummalseYi "in Tbe subject then dropped. for Sir Stafford Northoote. No doubt those gentlemen desssald.
dissented, and the corporation and commissioners not claim- '
would receive a great many promises, as would the friends
Southwark, as suggested by that commitesa The lame went into committee et supply, but the of the other caodidates, but to most of them • ing the money litigation commenced, and the parties moving .
Mr. CY DWYER maid lie was anzieem teat every public chairman inetantly leporud proves&
conditioe would be attached, that the travelling were allowed to use the name of the corporation on the ht.-
place in Lipkin which could arced • pleasant view, a pre ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. tar receiving an indemnity.
mote the recreetiou of the public, *mud be turned to the UNIVERSITY ELECTIONS BILL. expenees of the voter must be paid if he went to the poll.
The bill would entirely get rid of this immovenkoce. (Hier, --...--- In the course of the case his lordship observed that a cor- .
best account. Doubtless, tne Memo in trout el Beuerese On the motion foe the thirl read* of this measure,
potation could not repeal an act of parliament ; and even-
houae would afford • pigment image 10•11111114 EINEM of The CHANCELLOR M the EXCHEQUER said it •to be
bear ) The limit of time within which the voting papers HOME CIRCUIT..-ELIRTFORD, JULY 12.
would obviate anr risk of that - Wally • verdict wag taken for the plaintiffs, deansges
perms. if thrown open. Bet there were Praia eirjestiou heti been his Intention to take no part la these debates,
"retention of "yeti peers in the hands of ....which The commiesion for the county of Herta WY opened in nee, mibject too sputa ow.
to the public use of the tenses is ef the own. feeling that in the position in whkh he stood, to do en ntif • -, feared. Theriot ho;i---thaem this town on Thursday by Mr. Justice Blackburn, and :
the • ht hen • fell
patios of Someneehoitee, aad he had eatisded Ms mad so in whatever sense might be open to miaconstruction. He - nil - - • fen. . business was with thie mornieg in both courta,
aiso spoke ot tee (tenger arising from fraud, but the tidy , precaded . . NORFOLK CIRCUIT.--AYOffieutor, JOLT 11.
that these oblectioae could be altogether eivialsil. With had always felt, however, that the balance of resuming eras Mr. Justice ilhams presiding on the civil side, and Mr.
fraud he u ested that which would be co itted
regard to the second questioo, every wise wilaemed ea the whole against the bill, though at the same time he sgg '1 • Justice Blackburn in the Crown Court. The cause list and The business of the Norfolk Circuits contrary to ordinary
when the system was introdued into other consteuencies.
the great delight which bitterns agerded to so shay admitted that there waa • strong prime facie presumptive dome, with a usissnire gaol calendar were both very light, there being oidy eight custom, commenced hare y, on the °Dominion-clay.
Bat they were DOW
ponds would wish to see mother park ea the southeast side in favour of a measure which ostensibly increased tbe par bed no eiyhitii persoos to be tried, arid seven cause* to be dispeed of, two The Lord Chief Justice e, after_ bevies opened the cote-
constituenc -(bear bear)--erbiei
of Leedom, hut be was Dot aware of any fund that oould Le teal available maims possessed by any coutituency suede y ' . of them barer special jury cases. minion, attended divine service, chmoe4 the igrand jury, .
approprieted to that purpose. lag the franchise which it had pleased parliament to wafer With aay other constituency, aad nothing tioa-
tamed in the bill could be a precedent for CIVIL Sio&-(Before Mr. Justice Williams and a Common aod commenced the trial of prisoners at 2 o'clock. About 5
PORTERS' RESTS. woe it. (Hear, hear.) He did not mime the priociple f h • h
id the bile ..„. it hx. inte.tioe to =ie. any motion en any other constituency. In answer to another. o t e rig I Jui7). o'clock, however, the grand
.jury adjourned, the witnesses
in some of the cases not having arrived in the town. I
Mr. SURLY wished to aak the Secretary of State for the prima osondoe; bat he would merely state the remiss hoe. gentleman's argument., he observed that if • man was
HEM w. ariaarrr.-earAcit or rlOlll5ll or MARRIAGE. The calendar contained the names of 15 prisoners, of
the Memo Departmeat if the Metropolises Board of %Verbs, why be hh is hi, duty to ..„, ...... to thoithird rood- so indifferent about politics that he could not make up his
er the marks of different parishes is the enstroptiliat, would In kis opiakm the bat worse for the home to adopt wiZil
• mind for whom to vote until he actually arrived at the poll, This was an action brought by Anne Hedge, a minor, who whom two were charged with rape and three with hi=
awl" " Sae"( Paten' rt." fsr Ppar Perms* him* heavy le to order the moriminittal of the bilL (No, oe.) Hon. h Pt It Th bill
he would probably stay at ome. ( ear, me) . e sued through her next (need, her mother, to recover one with burglary, one with the misdemeanour of. p
Med tartness iii proper places, er would sawn& e fact • Lill for the eafraothisentent of the right boa. dinars from the defendant for the breach of him promise obstructions on the rails of the Great Western Railway so
gende.ew "Id eneme him' He was Stating than in him W"
1 ' • • tO her. The defendant pleaded that be did not pro. ea to endanger the safety of the pisesegen travelling 013 the
plailan for thus willow' to erect porters' rata, ends „dee,. it weeld be adviedde te recommit the an, sad gentleman s own constituency. (Hear. hear.) It provided many
to marry the plaintiff, and also that • reaeonable time said railway, two with embezzlement, and the remainde:r :
near. at their mu oat.' eilhen they mid " no." they in effect said that such was mot line large body of nonresident graduates with the mane of had
sot hoes
allowed hiw w
perform his
promo..
with ordinary larienies. I
a SID 0. LEWIH said this WY a matter ova which the hi *aka. (Lanham) Ho eboidd advise the homes to exestisies their franchise. (Cheers.)
Mr. Maltase Chambers, Q.O and Mr. Jape, were The besieges of the &Man was coocluded by 2 o'clock,
~
Mame Department had so control. He had so reuse to misisteit the „men with a view to calm the queethe Kr. HUNT amidst loud mice of " divide," answered
to conned for the plaintiff ; Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., and Mr. the cases not being such as to call for • report. I
mimeo that the Nola at the. &mood Of NA 11114f000121M uterus the bin sa it had bees cogiedif, ietted...,e sad SONO of the Or of the Exchequer's iodations.
Archibald, w for the defendant :
Baud of Works were &placable to this purpose. He se it tem masd. As dm., by hm hers irked (sir. -"ipso. the bill ; end after sena further vain ateempte to obtain a
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believed the vestna bad Power to went Swot of
itt=spi• was this His Len. friend contended that, se Gabon. member resumed hie seat. Mr. Chambers, in opening the case, said that the plaintiff I
rest foe porters ; they had does so is acme keessiems, and t had chasm to create a constituency, theisre
ibin6PALMERETON said he would not detain the house wag , , ,„a youog woman nineteen yeare of age! Poesessilig THE BI7ILDZAIT snake.
he hod wo 'louts they weeld give &sham for the erection numerical maiority of which were sow resident, it was t inth any argument on the subject, which his right hoe. "1"1"""" peesonal attractioes, aed the daughter M -
af adieu on proper application beim made to them and proper to mire facilities for that ace-resident ma y .
friend bad exhausted. However, beiog in the ht wits resPectahle Persons. l
but in an 'iamb e condition of Within the last few days a new element of
THE INDIAN BUDGET. to vote, which facilities would be improper and unasees- = .
it should go to a division without sayi that be lefe, residing at Sarretegreen, near Wet/ord, and the discord, maculated to widen the breach altude "Man
in the
ionTetions of his riebt hon. Ile defendant was • small farmer, living on his own property between tee employers and employed in the building Wade,
Mr. ILINNAIRD wiabsd to ask the Secretary of Statelier wry in constituencies where the ma= of the votes were belis,_, that th . if t in the tame neighbourhood, and who was very ommiderably
Jades ors whfatmzetly he promised to make hie thawed stake male" (Hear. hear* Hie lan• ....iota bet hid ee 0 KNOW, WOUICI be liable to grea
.... has been introduced. On Tuesday, in pursuance of an
these. If it were carried e felt sure that the house would 0
Ma than the plaintiff d this tion b ht by h
,an ac Wa• mug
" tzplication made to the authorities at the Wsr-olfiee by
moat with to Intim been very well and prudently coostructed. It provided that
t its declaim mother, her father being dead durieg the interval, to recover r. Higgs, the contractor for the new barracks greet-
Sir C. WI ilt mid be meld ecit sante a day till the the voter should give hia "tango in the form of • write's sem we tame° t° "gee- - - ' •
ea Mr. CONIIi GRAM moved the recommitment of the bill. damages from the defendant for having broken a solemn ing at Chelsea, • company of sappers was set
"rival al Mr- Lan& who ous exPentoll to arrive shortly he 'WI/aline before a Judi"' of the raw' wh° would - The home then divided. The numbers were : esgagemmat to marry her &tighter. The learned counsel to work to fill the places of the masons arid bricklayers
this country. bound to declare that the voter waa Down to him. The
Ayes 165 thee proceeded to state the circumstances under which the who had struck work. This rte bas sad ch excite-
p cau mu
C H CRC H RATE& vain pper would then be transmitted to the returning
Noes B°-115 wtti" wee.hreeSid` aud it "peered that the Parties had meat amon t tbe operatives in the building trade.
°dicer through the medium a • regiatend dark ; and thi. 'The bill thee read third tim and pampa, =id loud been agenda a very great mane years, and the defendant •P d ' from the committees of the
Sir C. DOUGLAS wished to Mit the right hon. nowther a gawk, smear, imam be made responsible for its ade mm.
.. . wia • • last evening a eputatiou
he the course of the year 1858 paid great attention to the
for Wiltshire, is the abeenee of the boa. memberfor he/stem eery. Hag the bin hsd been scot to theeelect conimiteee_ mann. operative mesons and bricklayers waited. upon severet man-
what """9 I" int"gig to Prima reePlitang halal for the aid what had they done with it ! They had made it into SUPPLY. young lady, who was at thst time only seventeen years old, ben of the House of C to lai th it nof
"TIMM exp n e
.poe to
and at length on Geopwder Plot day in that year, he eff •
aresedment of church rata. which steads for the Mk ia- a bell ansheneeg all emcee,. toe the universities, melded The report of the committee of supply was brought uP .. tun, and Mr. Coniugham, the member for Brighten, has
lis ' to l's '
°peed Is breast the gir parente, and expend nu
Malt: sad whether. after the *aim ellogsred On th• ar goo-nwident, to depute proxies to vote or not to vole in sad Mimed to. promised to bring the subject before the bonze on Mondey
wish to make her his wife, observing that he had enter- •
Pthenwel of • similar bill ea the 10th fastarit. he would their behalf for an 7 milieu'. ceeeidaie-a preremities, he he dto ask the government by wham authority Gus
nig an
NAVAL MEDICAL SUPPLEMENTAL FUND Mined au affection for her ever since she was • child, asaa bee beep taken. is cos..nuence of the „,..eaadieea
fr"°"" is "urine tha 000"11 rad* at so loto • Period of mut my, them which • more strum or starthes anoraks SOCIETY BILL. whets he had seen her tripping across the green, ;raised so, sad is hesicT bee. al. reproi•X•Wd--"-that
tas masioa. bad armor been proposed in electoral law. (Mears.) He Th. hal dressed in • new white frock under a blue jacket. The
. Mr & EVIVOITRT said Mat be bod rewired a latter bigwig shot them.* acaitioiasaa. is re...man the is Pealed through committee: . neveralcompanies of the sappers would be placed on the
r from the boa. rumnber tar Premien, /Wag that in the dirges they hod proposed, had been desirous of melon' The Vaccinatioe BLU was read • third time and pease& reletions of th h to have
• young WOMID, W 0 •
cued a good dad of prudence la the matter, remosamted
"sr' Exhibition works if the men did not resume work,
°platen of hie Semis the osmium wee too far advanced to against error in the form of the voting paper, and STIPENDIARY MAGISTRATES BILL with the defendant upon the great dislarity between their the building o tires generally are mueh exasperated,
and at several meetings held on the subject leut avenues :
with the bill. (Hear, bear.) la was therefore his reeve ' h Klestil of th te aod the •
hiratammtitt eh. 1
ed stir,:
hrnt
ot
tbitzseambosemojects
abiTibglrder for the mood reeding of this bill was (Us-
=to move that the order be dithargeiL (Hear.) eg volt ebtetesl:outilhl:stveethttretel dt
hterre enthteiret
i., in the illieattelse of him the general opinion wu that if the govenunent justify the
A BENGALLI PLAY. the bill would be tether yelineffective, end as respected COUNTY VOTERS (500TL:41:.2. BILL. daughter to decide, but the defeadant treated the question Waroffice authorities in the course they bad thought
Sr J. SHELLEY wished to asked the Seciosary of &ate the seemed it was eetirely unneesamary. (Hear, hear.) As This bill woe read • third time and as to age very lightly, and said he was determined to have strike should take lace in all
roper to pursue, a general p
rhe building trades, aid an appeal be made to the whole of
kw 12414 whether the grournmeat had received say War- tetaZeleuO,i,i°°,l„°°ll 4...,Laha vs"' ha _ri..,..h°,..arlamcac.,.,t° he. 41..... PARLIAMENTARY ELECTORS (IRELAND) BILL. her for hie wife, and it was with difficulty. that he was in- the trades throughout the Ignited Kingdom to make a
mates relative to the tin:dation by the government of at...
__„:_nsii tee ete_._,..isomi tolseal_i_
....a om eem mime. mot
a Sir W. SOMERVILLE moved for leave to introduce a duced to wait until the young lady was eighteen years old,
~,,_ stand 'int governmeet interference in trade disputp.
Meanal, is officiil envelopes marked "On her Majesty's ,__,,_._•we "e"a" rfiber ''''''"" ._ .‘"''` In the, Prennew.... et r: bill to prevent thedisfnuchisementof parliamentary electors be himself being on the wrong side of linty. After "'" Messrs. Wright, of Walwortb, and Mr. Frank ham, have re-
Nririce." a aa English trauslation of a : gaze may,. vestige a me Peace. cee to the comedies m armee it' in baud. by rm. a their jettin ont portions a their the defendant was received in the family in the chewier of ported to the masons their acceptance of the terms of the
ceetaising attache ue Crete& settlers eon wite sin was obvious that the time would not be sufficient faiMloll holding; in the ordinary coune of the occupation of the a suitor to the youogliely, sod Prided all her relations and commemiee. Bra..eve firm, wim last Monday introduced
eiseeieden a wig. et Hewed. end es thee. mess sad of the trawanission sod re-transmimion of the voting paper was looked upon by thorn all in the light of a future bride- the boor system, and from whose work the bricklayers
families. between the elector and his proxy. Aod then the risk of same'
Colonel DY:XSON, Mr. SEYMOUR Frig-caw" sad other groom, and things went on smoothly until the beginning withdrew all their men, gave way yesterday, and the men
ge, c. ixoDD mad, if bie ecie hued hsd say casks*, Lead said of aliseorlerstandieg would be most salons viten
boo members objected to the introduction of the bill. of the year.lB6o, when the defendant suddenly ceased his resume work this day on the terms of the coromomiee.
the came to this tranampoo and retracismosioe The '
to ass the play. ho would mad it to elm, but he had no 7 ' The house divided : visite. and in consequenoe of riomething that came to the
a,_ Molt of the smaller firms are now working under the com-
meth informateue as the how Preset asked for. voting papers might be lost ; and the elector would not know
Ayes
itith. • highlY reePename promise, as are also the large firms of Beams, Cochrane,
that tbe poper fur which he wished to subetitute another
GENERAL WINDHAM'S APPOINTMENT. would be cancelled. ("Oh, oh," from Mr. Huter.) He Noce ..
mid shortly traduced ,the hour system, finding it impossible to oh
Mr. CONINGII AM pee notice that on Monday sat be really did not understand what the hou. member for North- HIGHWAYS BILL. to nim upon the suujecz oz nu; pronuse. ---
after he had received the letter he again vigited the family,
mboald ask the Uoderaleptary of Wet, the pounds on amptoashire meant Ly that extraordinary exclamation. la reply to • question from Mr. Dutra& taiu a sufficieet number of skilled workmen to pro-
welch the calamity of a remount had hem to Oeneral (Interruphies) Lord PALMERSTON said that the govenment would • l ' t'ff The mother
and renewed his intimacy with the p san 1 . , ceed with their works, have adopted the plan
then had some coneenation with him upon the sub of sublettin their contracts, allowing the sub-contractor
Windham, mid the nature of the semis= which Mr. HUNT-1 beg to aware the right hon. gentleman •"" " Nowak
H•Y "It wh" e°4ll. °I" would adapt with atlas • a - ded hi tbat see young Lily= • g '. • th
lad boos readarod by Mot Mew. Nli, oh.) that I really meant no offer:ice. (Cheers.) rogurd to the ighways Bill. mamma an ten= GI
..,.. to make los own terms, and pay the men either oa e old
STADE Dina The CHANCELLOIt of the EXCHEQUER wee much The been adieu:owl at 25 minutes to 2 o'clock. arrived at the age filed fin the l'inemenTi and 'Nun"' system or on those of the compromise. The men who have ,
to know what his intentions were, and tbe reply he struck, however, distinctly state they will not return to
my. Prix ...y. ../ise l hat ea mosdr, see at., tho oblis;ed to his boa. friend. (Cheers.) It certainly appeared ' made was that he intended to marry her daughter, but
-- work for any employer or cootractor who will not give the 1
or4o se mossy waists. is wood. he rshoula•ross.... le bine HP right hoc. gentlemat) that there would be be would not do so until he chore, Ith 4
ain- -a- nn BC per day and the Saturday half-holiday.
Mamie dam vem. - peat &Swills about UM truemisaion and retrammieeke Tii Wain OF THIIII CHILDREN IN LIN-
_,.. lawyer to the world should make him many until he
. of voting between the voter and his proxy. He erbulaurus•-°• Thursday afterncs" en inquest was hem thought proper. He continued visiting the family until -- I
INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT SOCIETIES BILL. tied the object of the propose' was that the at the Carps:Gen' Arms Inn, Weetwooderde, near Epworth, the 6th of July last year, sad after that day he never again WEATHER REPORT. I
On the maim of Mr *LANEY. the order for the amend proxy Amid be a sort of security to the university for the Linooloshire, basin the coroner for the district, Mr. C. H. made his appearance at the plaintiff's cothige, and although
mailing of this bill was diediargid. genaiwooss a the vote. But let them conaider how this Holgate, on view of the bodies of the three children who
, several letters were written to him roloog for an explana.
Mbar, JULE 12.1 t TO 9 A.IL
axime,dinney system of voting by prety wes lately to work. wen so shockingly murdered on the nieht previous by their tie. ef bis conduct he took no notice of them, and at
THE MEECH AND BELGIAN TREATY.
la the lira phee, be woakt take the question of fraud, • 'ma", " "Mated in our yesterday's =Priam°. A large length the moment action was brought against him to re-
fra tbe motion for sang into emesmittee of supply, gnestien meld& the bill compelled him to coosidar, for it number of witnesses were examined, the inquiry extend- cover damages for his breach of the engagement he had
Mr. FORMER wad he roes to ask the theretary ef liale ammagaig paaati. agau,st ,aajpracticea , sad booseer en. ing over several hours; acid it was elicited that the wretched mitered into. LIR. I M. D. lr. C. I. it.
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for Foreign Affain the mem ed the delay of the Bekaa likely, not to may imposeible, frauds might be ia the ems of mother had taken the unoffeading children out of their beds Several members of the family were examined in order to 7"--
mwerwrierat ia epplyieg the ROW teal emasculate' bo- a a0,,,,,0ty. thoy moot recollect that taiu they rave their about one o'clock in the morning ad placed them la the prove the above fans, and in the course of nront.,,atohia.
.• tame near. aol laslzium to thin country. ausetiou to • fertile priocide in the case of universities sie cistern, which is under the kiklien lox. The cistern is time of some of them Mr. Hawkins pointed to • little old NAM 29.61 62 49 N.W. b
NIL rAI %yr alse esPregievl hie "rot that the adsuatallas account of their high character and intelligence it would arched over, • small opening only being left, which is man who was sitting under the jury box, with a fiery red AssatolUEl- :99:64 t.: 1.1 &BiW. c
.1 afforded to France by tie Beipsa goernummt were aot au be right to deny it hereafter to aooth„ ei,:as a con. covered over with a fiag:stone. It was through this opening bead of hair, and whose general appearance certainly did LEITH c
BRAM t KW Id 64 E. 8.1. a
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'Gelded to En ,learl. Mitameies ma account of their low chancter. (Hear, hear.) that the children were forced, the inhuman mother bolding sot seem celcalated to excite very ardent feelings of affix:- au;
Mr. F. HEY( a %TR quoted Imo Meantime of the By the bill any number of voters, without any limit:aka them down in the water, which was unly two feet deep, as tion in a good looking young girl of la, end asked whether pormossi.
difference knees the tariffs egglimbie to Frisch and whatever might empower oue voter to become their proxy it was believed, with a mop, which, aloog with a poker, be was the defendant mud the intended bridegroom. The mugicao 50.01 64 Is S.W. o
Englesh ;pods imparted into Belikem. It was impossible .or at liest the uoly limit was that the proxy should LIP was afterwards found in the cistera. Two of Gm children eyes of every one in the court were, of course, immediately Gummy ~__ l&M te 67 NILE. e
1 to give say good meson h. mesh a distinctena. kaglead able to say when he phonated the paper that the ext. was were girls and the third • Loy, their respective ages being 7, turned upon the party indicated, and when the witness ilEa.""°°" 21t16 47 IS 83S. o
eel,. ed Ute o° oroiol hod_ lose=itt he_whottHOOl to pereseally knows to him Now, the head of • college-my 41, and 2) years. After the summing up of the coroner Idbe t
_., replied that he was the defendant there was aou rs ..._. .
LAYLRYGOL
"IT +co ohm &ovulation eleM 7111 inawmos. iha 'gado,. of Trisity at ceadmase -any brought in cos. the ijury consulttel for a few minutes, and then returnen •of laughter, in which the learned judge could not refrain u'carti4;tviii jou on se It.ar. o
tunes a tee reallared towns bed ssigemed wiry sammely Irma ins with au tea tliao ido !eon met. eteiy yea, of TM ict of " Wilful murder" against Ann Wilson, the from Joining.
tesvotve 12196.76 MI 40 &W. c
1 "rt." en"`".. •"I ho II.r."I th• sebk Mr' would use hie whom the larger pretties • 7 leaves constituent. • mother of the murdered childreo. The jury appended to Mr. Chambers. in summing up the plaintiff's case, Mr Loewe 19.72 el 68 B.&W. e -
hot cantatas to prey. nt the dearectioe of the trade with ea am at the mg a2O aaara. a ...tog for which u.., oak; their verdict the minion that the woman was of un.ound served upon what he called the lad ;taste of the defendant DOTS& 76 IS al P.N.& o I
Holguin. woe fratuouy had. faira ado( ita aaa km that a tbou.od mind at the time of the murden. Site was then fully coni- in coming into court 111141 making as exhibition of himself PORT/MOOTS t 19.47 411 et &W. 0 I
t Ile NEW DEG ATE ...id Vadat/ea of the maaufainrese temeneeesa with Alma lis wemld fmn able mo say slam he milled to take her trial at the ensuing Lincoln Assizes. Pneriame 1111.0 e 19 17 &
solely for the purpose of saving his broaches pocket. He ..a_a_ les. se seal. r I
r 4
wee m eat that a large number rd operntivcs had bon wos PeessmallY wolonamtild • and he might Lbw be. EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY IN WH/TECHAPIEL said that although there was undoubtedly mime disparity `"'"""7. :: tol,l go i; ''
,
I' 4
1 th'"*" "it ig 'Min", o.ost sad obliged to calgrath Be MEDD sway fur barbed voters. (Hear, hear.) Catiacm.-Testettlay mornieg Mr.
Gloated hole.. g-titl• non for bavine drawn the noble ham nog woo timi ant MC Is whisk he wished to Humphrey received ie- in their ages, and the defendent did not appear to be Jamey I
call the formation remecting the discovery of a deed Indy in one quite the sort of man to captivate the heart of • young corearneosa 'nim la - S. b 1
attention to tin• nott.r, sad to am.' the snide lord to lase atteatisa of the halm nip sell woe wion M the bill was of the gallon,. of the church of et. 'Eery, Wbitecluipsi, gal, still there was no eccountiog for taste% and it was BILDIUt 19.82 a 2 - &S.W. c 1
. Do tone in awitin,; a divas Etipionostatioa oa the subject to dot • reser mdithmdslorie hila 'TM to • number of prexim which took plea under the following circumstance.. It very probable that this y ming lady, having known him Barn MAN 00 - It&W. r 2
\ the Helgiso roiviroota.
BATMEN...." 11.7) 71 - H.&
ley may me of wbom b mile misht be teadered at the pull. appuus that for several days past workmen hed bee* from her childhood, might have entertained feel-
.„ :a... 1,
Lord J. tiro:CU said that early in the year the go- nem was mo limitation is the am, so teat 11111 nutimited engaged under the authority of Mr. Francis, the senior ism of man' for a man in his position, and the very nate- • " • 1"'" ' I
veraminst applied to the Belgian goerreineet. sad aumaber of proxies might beelmem by evety voter. Dundee churchwarden, in making alterations in thet portion of the rally looked forward to • marriage with him am a moms of
BKPLANATION. o 5
is 2
they were told that • hasty el onenwtoe wee bead thwi mai Tatty Erbota gives his vote to a proxy might sacred ediftee near the. organ usually occupied by the improving the condition of herself and her family. He „......fic tee ceteected end reduced te It deg. at eteu us
aevehted h taro n Belgians and en„,ce. aua lug rt. a teoe amanwt his ow, posy, An {lint it worsid be an se- charity childree, aid whilet a :eiiter was. erepicoind_ In MIMI upon tbe jury that tbe defendant had not given any level i each 10 fest, of vereem rise, mashie about onehniurredth
pause could he dolle WWI gm terms of that treaty siert wee mimed gore She "We amid which way it Mould be pulling up the flooring he distiover tbe bed) • boy excuse for hts conduct, and called upon them to give such of an filch diminution: and each 10 deg., above SE deg., causing
1 . had loos der" !oil uporiore it would not be convenient se pow nat wee aa emtwordiaary preview, for which he about four years of see, which was perfectly naked aod an amount of damages as would mark their sense of the nearly three hundredths incremo. E.-Exposed thermometer
sweetish upoi a•trit • sutler' with different power. at Ike liad met banal • shadow eff ME" alleged. Hut this me lying in • straight position. Mr. Blackman, the surgeon miscooduct of which he had been guilty. in shade. M.-Moisteued bulb (for evaporation and dew
Woke tune. The Unitise government, however, said that eet ell. The Per end the proxy Might buth coma to of High-street, made an atomisation of the body and was Mr. Hawkins Rails • Ino.t humorous speech to the jury point). D.-Direetina of wind (true-two points tift of floe
whoterer terms were /melee with respect to French tbe poll at TIM. and both might at differeat polling places of lotion that it had bees in the place in which it was on behalf of the defendant, and in the Emma of it ha lastict P.-Force (I to 12-estimated). C.-Cloud (1. tohu). I
I.
Initials : b blue sky is. clouds (detached); I. tog: h, ail :
rumietdarmirem should also be granted with mimed to towirr the saws vete wiliest the poisibility M objectice. fogad gew *peer& ed two inn. An inquest will be held. disolaimed the idea that the defeodant had shown himself lightning : 'sn. mist) 'Oozy): . *Tema (dull); r, rata; a, coo
ltriti.h manufactories. 'lle British regimented had relied If Gus province WINO Mr OM this ridiculous effect might Diwraocriva Fiona. - Yesterday morning in the court in order to induce the jury to give • antaller t, thunder. 'B, eadistarbateree (1 to 9/.
ea tbow sootriusros. Tu. megetiehoms between Fiance and oesur-A B. the Mt. WPM gu to Oxford, end might (Edam) the premises ot Mr. J. T. Coulding, kot and shoe- amount of damages than they otherwiae would have
1/clgiuna lure conoidenshly protrastag. aml it was with tinder, and bum* Ida Tete in twe elses for C, maker. Three Colt-lane, Liniebouse, were found to be es doue. The fact wee, he said, that be had • curiosity
gnat difficulty that tie prwrimiens einstalmed la Ye 1 wbile the pow, ell migiit wilb equal boort, fro. The ire Watchful with tepidity, and in spite of every to see him himself, aid he thought it was only [Advortisemont.)-Houmwmr's OurrnaNy AND
meaty w.til Input to atones massfestarse sad sugar Mader the rote a ilr • I%eVlos.amaiseallor bad the ethnic* the flames shot through the budding, and were nil fair to the jum aleo that they should see what sort of a
Pius. -Mamba.; Bowel Complaint -The wet weather, sk-
int* carved theregb the asiglan isms. whin the i pmer of Alin say menhae ef pallet:places mot exceeding subdued esti' the prembee were destroyed. The COMO Is man it Wa• lit the defendant had lost for a husband. meth. ,irgdoogo sod noxious vapoun are aow prodUcieS•ll
Brigid. geneument mood that the ram berme should three, aid by this powision of the bill tile efteet he had de- at present unknown. The loss will fall on the Royal, (laughter.) He bad looked round the court to try to die unuau-al ...ma 'or sickneu, which should have early attention.
be granted to this c•alatry, the Belgian ilinnlllllollll repiled : scribed might take place. That appeared to him to be the General, and other aloes, Another fire took place oe the COVET the Intended bridegroom, and be heel not the slightest In all complaints affecting stomach, liver, or bowels, Holloway's
that ao erasch•bsea whi.h ;eight be made to this eotiatEy I chi. of the er,„re a the hill a hi. 'immutable friend, premises of Mr. S. J. theilburt, tobacconist and news- idea that the old gentleman sitting crouching under the jury Ointment hu • most ulutary effect when diligently rutbed upon .
wmlil thee b.. intiodueed into the Belgian chambers, sod who memo' to urgent criticism upon ita manhole sa much spike No. 20, Whitechapel-read. At the time of the box waa the pony. (Renewed laughter.) The jury had the abdomen
mie " I.sir ntiriiiteent:yt= 'sof "il'uroefswapprorTelineag
that un'a.o ticos c0n.... on.aa were to become law they es if they were hi. own original conceptious. The him*. oushreek the imams were soundly sleeping, And with 1101110 EOM him, and could form their own opinion : but it really tstiW ineed.igeit isusaLr in urgent sto take the Pill. wrille using
reed.' Le if ire ...ail. Ile it ought that the coednet of the dial. eitret of this provision would ho to give occasion to difficulty they were made sensible of their impending did seem te him that if they were even to curl his hair, put the Ointment, se both, used thcarilthere . act more eriereetkally. A I
Belgian Irmo orneot ia refusing to those moon- error and incooveuience. for no purpme that lie could danger, when they fortunately effected their escape. The him on a turn-down collar, • clean shirt, and • bine ooat few days of this treatment will stoP every cme ld bowel man- j
sious to the clambers was very net to thin omartry. imagine as euriescted with the bill. And if they could sup- fire was subdued, but sot uatil very oonsiderable damage with bright buttons and waken treason} that, although plaint in its early stage or acute form, and mare the sufferer •
tHear, hear.) Eves each-Josh at might bare been asamiry pass the tatestioa of fraud, it would open • dok to the was done. The canoe is unksown. Ile "Mat this look • MOT reePeehablll Old Sargon. he was low aad tedious couvskacerme.

Several members of the family were examined in order to
prove the above facts, sod in the course of noes-examina-
tion of some of them Mr. Hawkins pointed to a little old
man who was sitting under the jury Lox, with a fiery red
head of hair, and whose general appearance certainly did
not seem calculated to excite very ardent feelings of affec-
tion in a good looking young girl of IS, end salted whether
he was the defendant cud the intended bridegroom. The
eyes of every one in the court were, of course, immediately
turned upon the party indicated, and when the wawa,
replied that ho was the defendant there was a loud burst
of laughter, in which the learned judge could nut refrain
from joining.
Mr. Chambers, in summing up the plaintiff's case, ob-
served upon what be called the bad ;taste of the defendant
in coming into court and nicking an exhibition of himself
solely for the purpose of saving his breeches pocket. He
said that although there was undoubtedly some disparity
in their ages, and the defendant did not appear to be
quite the sort of man to captivate the heart of a young
girl, still then was no accounting for tastes, and it was
very probable that this young lady, having known him
from her childhood, might have entertained W-
imp of regard for a man in his position, sod she very natu-
rally looked forward to • marriage with him as a means of
improving the condition of herself and her family. He
urged upon the jury that the defendant bad sot given any
excuse for his conduct, and called upon them to give each
an amount of damages sa would mark their sense of the
misconduct of which he had been guilty.
Mr. Hawkins tqade a mat humorous speech to the jury
on behalf of the defendant, and in the course of it he
disclaimed the idea that the defendant had shown himself
in the court in order to induce the jury to give a smaller
amount of damages than they otherwise would have
done. The fact was, he add, that be had a curiosity
to see him himself, and he thought it was only
fair to the jury also that they should see what sort of a
man it was that the defendant bad lost for a husband.
(Laoghter.) He bad looked round the court to try to dis-
cover the intended bridegroom, and be had not the slightest
idea that the old gentleman sitting crouching under the jury
box was the party. (Renewed laughter.) The jury had
seen him, and could form their own opinion ; but it really
did worn to trim that if they were even to curl his hair, put
bin cm a turn-down collar, a clean shirt, and a blue coat
with bright buttons and nankeen trousers, that, although
lie might then look a very remmlable old person, he wm

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