The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-14 00:00:00

T.HE REV. H. S. BROWN'S LECTURE.

Last evening the Rev. H. S. Brown delivered another,
the last but cue in tho series, of hie lectures, "On
the Religions of the Eastern World," in the Concert-hall,
Lord Nelson-street. The subject of the lecture was " The
History of the Armenian Church." Having described the
many Controversies on minute points of doctrine, which
from its outset distracted the Eastern church, the lecturer
gave a graphic account of the scenes which, took place at
the synods assembled to determine the mooted quescions.
At those synods, quitting the war of words they had recourse
to "Apostolic blows and knocks"—patriarch tusselled =With
patriarch—bishop:pitched into bishop—priest grappled with
priest, until the sanguinary stream flowed fast and thick from-
many an ecclesiastical nose. These scenes, he did not mean
to imply, were confined to the Church of Rome. No, they
were shared in by all the churches—Romish, Greek, Arme-
nian, and Protestant ; and we learned this one great lesson
from all their controversies and strife—a lesson illustrated a
thousand times over in the pages of ecclesiastical history,
that it is not safe to:trust any ecclesiastics with any measure
of temporal power. (Applause). The lecturer then briefly
sketched the rise and progress of the Nestorian church, de-
tailing by way of episode the main features of St. Cyril's
life, and how fast and furious the controversy on the
M " onophosite " doctrine, or the unity of our Lord's human
and divine nature, waged between him and Nestorius.
Having alluded to the progress of the Nestorian creed
throughout the nations of the East, the lecturer alluded
to that mythical being —" Prester John," and created
much amusement by reading that hero's•" bouncing" letter
to Alexis Commenus, descriptive of the magnificence of his
kingdom. The lecturer, in conclusion, described with much
minuteness the differences, or rather the " distinctions
without a difference," which separated the Armenian from
the Greek and.other Eastern churches, and its present form
and government.
The rev. gentleman was enthusiastically applauded at the
conclusion of his address.

CHARGE OF SEDUCTION AND FRAUD
AGAINST A CLERGYMAN.

On Friday last the Rev. Henry Francis Hewgilt, curate hf
Crofton, near Fareham, Hants, was brought up before the
magistrates at Fareham, Lord El. Cholmoudley, M. P., in the
chair, on the charge of obtaining money under false pretences.
On the 17th of November last the accused who has resided
in the parish about eighteen months, and is a married man,
thirty-four years of age, having a wife and four children,
suddenly left Crofton with a young woman named Macfar-
lane, the daughter of a pensioner living in the village, who
has lately filled the office of mistress at the village school.
During the absence of the rector for the benefit of his health,
at Bournemouth, the general duties of the parish and the
tenvidneonceuaouf, tlutuctalS
,sx,x+nrtnnitioGt OT school devolved upon the
curate,
conversing with the schoolmistress, and a close
intimacy sprung up between them. In a diary found
subsequently to the elopement upon the young woman
she had made entries, such as " Dear Harry kissed
me for the first time," describing date, time, and place
The missing pair were traced to Boulogne, where they
remained for about a week, living in the first style, and
frequenting the theatre and other places of amusement.
From Boulogne they returned to England, and having spent
some time in London, afterwards visited various parts ot7the
country, until at length the young woman was deserted by
the clergyman, in the metropolis, without a penny in her
pocket. A warrant, however, having been issued against
him for having obtained money under false pretences, it
was placed in the hands of superintendent Harvey, who was
soon upon his track, and apprehended him under the cir-
cumstances detailed in his evidence. He conveyed hint to
London, where:he was locked up for the night at the Vine-
street station, and on the following morning brought before
the magistrates at Marlborough-street, and directed to be
conveyed to Faveham, where a crowd of two hundred persons
had assembled at the railway station, and expressed their
disapprobation by hooting, hissing, and groaning. Mr.
Harvey at the same time brought Miss Macfarlane with him
to Fareham, and handed her over to her relatives ; and the
family of her companion in guilt having. been under the
charge of Mr. Turner, a gentleman living in the district.
At the examination on Friday, evidence was gone into in
support of the charge of obtaining money, and the clergyman
was committed. The magistrates said they would take bail
1 himself in L5OO, and two sureties in £250 each.
or

THE FRANCHISE IN BELFAsT.---The Parliamentary fran-
chise in Belfast this year amounts to 3490.
NEW COPPER COINAGE.—In consequence of the applica-
tion made by Mr. Davison, M.P., on the part of the Belfast
merchants, for a supply of the new copper coinage, twenty-
eight boxes, weighing about 'a ton and a-half, of the
new coin arrived in that town a few days ago. In a very
short time afterwards the entire quantity was divided
among the merchants, and put into immediate circulation.
SUDDEN DEATHS.—Yesterday morning a clerk employed
at the Wapping station, Whose name is William Lee, fell
down and almost instantly expired at the station. He re-
sided at Huyton, An inquest will be held on the body this
day.—Martha Robinson, who keeps a tobacconist's shop in
Great Howard-street, was found dead in her bed yesterday
morning. There is every reason to suppose that sherdieel
from congestion of the brain.

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- PROFESSIOIYAL . AMENITIES IN- IRELAND.- THE LAST CHRISTMAS CATTLE MARKET IN LIVERPOOL INTERMEDIATE SESSIONS. been found, the magistrates reetan
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POLICE COURT.-YESTERDAY:
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THE EASTERN QUESTION. . -- • Yesterday was the great day of the year at Smithfield, An intermediate sessio-zs was commenced yesterday before Mi. John Mullins, grocer, was charged by officer 722 with THE THIEF AND ang Raearva
expressed a regret that the son shouldtlehde
h d the 1° I‘
arae , . at
The following very illustrative scene was enacted recently ande as was anticipated, the supply. of. cattle for Christmas Gnaemer • Hagaagsoer, Esq.,. recorder ,of the bereegh, in being drunk and disorderly at 1 o'clock on Monday night, and a man named John Haggerty were. 9 a nee of b
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in Cork-illustrative we mean; of a " variety" of the genus consumption was extremely large, in comparison with pre- the Nisi Prius Court, . Chapel-street. The calendar con- at Montpelier terrace, Parliament-street. - with stealing, and the latter With receiving, a Pe' atee
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN DAILY TIMES.
ttorney, wlc , owever, does not abound in Ireland : - vious years. The Devons were • decidedly superior to those tained the names of 56 prisoners, of which none had re- Mr. Roby appeared for the defendant,
A lee h h '
tin, the property of Mr. Penn Smith, H . ,he e
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traction 0,
Stit,--I am glad to see you taking upthe cause of Azz,gustine Greene, Solicitor, v. Alexander fames. brought forward in 1852. When it is stated that there ceived a supeeior education ; four can read and write well, The police-officer, on being sworn, stated that he had Detectivee-officer Sullivan, stated from ins daY '" el
h he yester .e
Turkey versus Russia in an energetic style. I like a
air. W. V. Gregg appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. were collected, almost in one spot, '1,300 or 1,400 beasts of twenty-seven can read . and write imperfectly, - eleven can found the defendant at the above place and hour, drunk and ceived from Mr. SuPeeintendeniet Conga,
ith here he concrei
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enthusiasm, and would not give a fig for an iudivi- Scannell, with Mr. A, H,. Allen, as agent, for the de- this breed, chiefly feom the westward, all nearly of the read but do not . write, and thirteen can neither read nor quarrellincr with another man, who was sober, The defen- ing went to the Premisee of -51 r• m w .
mien left le,.
dual or national character which did not posSess fendaut. same weight and colour, each. animal worth, on the average, write. The following gentlemen were sworn on the grand dant was btelling him that ahe was a grocer,o and was himself, and in the evening the Younger
prier followed 7,,
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piece of metal in his possession. The offic
it ; and hold it to be one of the mistakes of this age Mr. Gregg said he could not better state the case for the fully 30/., it will at onee be -perceived that the show was, jury : -John Bibby, merchant, Tower-gardens, Foreman; otherwise making a *se. a took '
of corn, currency, and cotton, that it condem b
na plaintiff than by readina the civil bill which had been indeed well 'worthy of a close 'inspection. • The Herefords Samuel Jamee Arnold, broker- Sweeting-street ; Thomas - cross_examined by mr. Roby •my inspector, and officer and the prisoner ran into Mr. Smith's shop, ,all tna 01
h ''th I a- stablish d h ter of the breed ' Addison sharebroker Dale t-, t • Alfred Bo ear, broker, 133 6
what it does not comprened, and measures great served on the defendant. He then read the civil bill, whic kept up . e on, e f e c arac . surd- E h ,
buil a , -s ree stahe prieener, .
was in effeet to recover a sum of 20/. from the defendant, pnsingly. - Not a few o the Herefords shown were estmate . xc ange- B '1
b k wr
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dings ; Geo. arns ey, ro er, it e arn- away. He was contradicting the other man in several ee er prisoner, wo a r p
principles by its own narrow-guage standard.
him He had let een
ame up at the time I.* •e•as or.dering the defendant to go
tmhetalldfrom
.him. Hhe sahiddheehaedatbeedelyn
tinaldduhceiona
genasl,
for his having on the 28th of October at the court-house, to weigh from 200 to 230 stones-a weight that would have street ; Thomas Briscall, oil merchant, Seel-street ; Vincent things and telling him that "he was a grocena I swear metal and that he would buy it from • The oial
But the enthusiasm I admire is eminently prac- in the city .0i Cork, un kd ti *th tny cause, done credit to the . show-yard. Of short horns, Lincoln- Challoner, merchant, ' Queen'sedock ; Thomas Darcy, .mer- that die defendant was not sober, I have been two months gertY
Reeve e an wi ou a
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tical in its objects a-nd means of action, and when shouted at the plaintiff several times, and in a loud voice
,shire, Leicestershire, Northamptonshire, Norfolk, and other chant, Covent-garden ; Edgar Gersten, merchant, Rumford- on. that beat. . in consequence of the representation, went to "Legge are
a very 0
powerfully evoked, and ably directed, becomes " There goes Greene, the ruffian who robbed Blewitt ;" and quarters, showed specimens of the breed which excited the place ; Abram
•Gartside, sharebreker, North John-street ; . Mr. Roby .: How long have you been in the force ?
broker, North John-street ; Robert Gill, the Witness :I• don't think it necessary apprehended him, and in-his house he found ~ ea
have five and sixpence at different times.
sublime in its operation ; commanding respect even for having, in the evening of the same day, about six admiration and wonderof the visitors, however practical Wm.. Gardner,
bberies e
where its policy is opposed. . ' . o'clook, at the terminus of the Passage railway, in Cork, might have been their judgment and experience. In ad- younger, broker, Chapel-street ; Thomas Duckworth Head- queseion. to answer that
was reason to believe was part of some of the ro
a ad '
quantity ofwearieg apparel, shawls, dresses, &c., evlnceaelicli
The cause of Turkey is one eminently deserving attached the plaintiff, and called• hien e ruffian,' and " the dition to the breeds above-mentioned, there was an average lam, : broker, Exchangeebuildings ; James Lewin, wine- Magistrate :Itis a proper one, and I don't think the
the deepest attention of eyery intelligent and robber who robbed Mr. Blewitt," ail" else leat pla(lntiff was supply, of Pembrokeshire , ninte, Sussex
loixenh, and h merchant -Castle-street • Jno '.Marriott broker, Exchange- ffic evil c mi le.
o er i om t imself by answering it. (Laughter). had
_lately taken place. . l
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Mr. Smith, identified the piece of meta o ,
said the prisoner had been in. his emplovmtnt and s'4""
singleminded man, who desires to sec riecht and no attorney or gentleman, and thet _ e
t(th _ defea ane) was beasts, whieh attracted great attention. T. e show of ;COM. buildinas'; John Edwahl Nay' ler mer'cliani. South Castle-
Cross-examination continued : I have been •ten weeks in
h d St d 1 t for irregular conduct. lapel
c arge on aur ay as
• tice prevail against the arch-enemy of freedom
ells a beeter attorney-that the plaintiff bu a shore time before was, collectively, the finest ever witnessed in tis mark. e.. etreet ; DA‘lex.ander Sleigh, broker; Rumford-'street ; Robert
came into Queenstown with a " wallet on his back, and The arrangements on the part •of the City authorities for Wynne, shipbroker, Tower-buildinge ; James Jack, mer- the force. I heard of no dispute between the police and the
and civilisation.
defendant. ' I don't know him at all. I did not attempt to
The witness believed that.mere h d been t
very little in it," and that the defendant then and there as- the reception of the stock were as complete as space would chant, Rumford-place ; Stephen Wiaght Kelso, shipbroleer,
take him before the ins ector came u . It was inepector Mr. Clough asked if he had mis_sead..any ofaktheen tiaL, flee
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I am of opinion that it has already made a larger
saultbd the plaintiff, by striking him a violent blow of his admit ; but this is- the last time -- after twenty-five annual Tower-buildings ; .Geo. Blundell Thompson, corn merchant, the heap, as he thought it diminished.
n the j
impreasion on the English public than.. any ques- clenehed fist on the left side of the face and head. He visits-that we shall have to report the holding of the. great Rumford-place. After the usual formalities had been gone Chew. •that. called upon') me to takePhim into castod
tion of foreign politics since the time of Napoleon ; further Went on to complain that the defendant,' on the 7th market in Smithfield. Of course, the- influx of visitors through, •. ' Nothing of any consequence passed on the way down to thye.
prisoners together at the house of the elder one, but ii eeed
• • bridewell. We stopped - opposite the church, and when we - A witness named McCoy, stated he had see .ee es.
and that the popular mind is now better instructed, of November, 'in the public streets, at Queenstown, when from different parts of England, as well as' from the Con- The RECORDER proceeded to charge the grand jury as got there the defendant said "now then remark, it is ten hat it Os/
against something heavy, but coul no s.ay w
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and abler to give a reason for the faith that is in it, the Plaintiff' was walking with four ladies of respectability, tinent, was 'large. ' During the day the number increased to follows : --Gentlemen of -the grand jury, if the calendar minutes or a quarter to one 'o'clock." He then took out his never seen him take anything tdheret. He once hi' De
(thanks to our free press), than it ever was before, shoueed after him, contrary to the statute, whereof the pre- a most inconvenient extent. . which comesbefore you fairly represents the present state .of kt b k d d tt t t et • '''t b t uld
poc e oo an ma ean a emp o wri ein 1 , u co transio
The elder prisoner denied having had any ,ed
is undeniable. •'-•.. ' = :.• sent action was beought. Mr. Gregg was sure it was unne- _ ' crime in *this town, I shouM- address you rather. in the not do so. He did-not lk 1• •
wa a ong quietly by 'himself until could he say whether the boy had taken it.
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I believe, if English feeling be -once fairly concen- cessary to add a single word to that statement. . . •
languaae• of con ratulation than of com aint Wh n. I
ACCIDENT, YESTERDAY..-Hugh Miller, a peison em- a g . . -Al • c we had got some distance down the road.
wearing apparel in Rag-fair. nit 0
with the other prisoner, and stated he had purchth
trated sued directed into a -practicable channel, on The pla.intiff, having deposed to the facts set forth in the ployed in the steara saw mills belo.nging to Messrs. Jordan, collect the state of things six or seven years ago, or I •
;hi sae% ten or tivelve -years ago, the number-of sixty The keeper of the bridewell at which the defendant The younger prisoner : You know ydu have bac
this rluestiOn, it will be found ee, produce results civilbille was cross-examined by Mr. , Scannell, very much Great Howard-street, met with an accident,' by his hand
was received was then sworn and examined. He stated
, risoners sent for trial in the conrse of seven or eight Weeks
highly important in their consequences'. But how to the amusement 9f those who were present. getting am•ongst the saws, by which one of his fingers eas P ,
that • - • •
the defendant had been brought to the bridewell •pieces If the metal from me ?
Hagerty : I never did. It is ahe of yours. . de
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the is not very alarniing. For this state of things, we are pro-
babl - under Providence, indebted to the activity of at. one o'cleck, and that the officer havin n. ' • les " .
g Sullivan produced•a coat from the pile of artac
_, an
is this to be. done ? In a manner at once ' simple Several witnesses were examined, as to the altercation severely lacerated. He is at present an inmate of
. Y,
10 terr d the charge of drunkeness against him, gave him
at the terminus of the Passage railway, and from whose evi- Northern Hospital.
and efficacious. -
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commerce and the extension of emiaration which has -Le e •
's denth it appeared that an angry altercation had occurred During the last week, there were no less thin twelve in- . .. , , . . b the privilege to go home ;
_but he would not take it. He hir r ilwa buttons
Turkey has bravely bearded the lion. She i
given empioyment to our merchants, our ships, oar cas e a y .
from the elder prisoner's house, on which were the BP"
bet ' • - • ' t th bd. f hld ffi t .d. b b• a h t
ween the parties on the day in queston, when the plaintiff
.ques s upon e o les oc i ren, su ca e y eine, w a
said he would meet the officer another tim ,e and wanted to Mr. Cloug.h epplied for a , 1 e oar
now fighting the battle of Eur Ope, single-handed,
a'h d f d b h h. h . a-hi' • 't •d " I'"b th • th In all the cases
ve tee en ant a low or s eve, wlc staggere m, is erme over am y en. mo ers. artieans, our labourers,-to all classsee in fact in intimidate witness from doing his duty He was drunk
, • at quince to be instituted, as he had understood tia ,
remaud to enable furtl'efrei
against the Colossus of the' North. Let us not de- g
and :that then the defendant administered a blow to the the children were illigitimate, and it is scareely credible the this town, and by so doing have removed that destetu- the time.
ccive pureelves ; it is a de.sperate and a daring en-
plaiatiff, for which the present action was brought. • • uumber of children :who die annually from the seine cause. tion' which was one of the - most deporable• and certainl -
. . ' Y Gross-examined by Mr. Roby :He was unsteady from bales of wearing apparel had been recently sent t°
land. -
terpriee, .and she will, ere she be successful', need - . The defendant was next examined, and he deposed that he AmitsSioN oE ATTORNEY'S A.EPEAL.-A petition of appeal one
.of the most venai causes _e h crime. eh debe of drink. He did not or would not stand steady. on. his feet. The prisoners were. remanded for a week.
a. elt •
all our sympathy,-aye_sympathy, practicable and gnratiiitiunndneriashLlseohcleufe twoattll free whtie , undter ant. inheelligent but leaned against the bar. He leaned there from necessity-, or A BRUTE.-A strong powerful man, who gave len ete
was Standing at the Cork terminus of the Passage railway, on was'presented by one of the twenty-throe candidates who
tangible, proved in a way that all shall indubitably the 28th October, when the plaintiff came into- the station were rejected in Trinity eerm last. The application was a a et
tohver he safe yt o t
dis.townd. he would fall. • The prosecution having closed, Mr. Roby, Thomas
know the English people are with ner, haart atiel ...7;i1.-, lua-li linna. indifted. and declaring that Blewitt had first heard on the and instant, and having considered the We-ought not to for'get tch
the lives of those men are •an
tenptelrsonal safe y,dan melee submitted that it was a most disgraceful transaction on the
soul.. Because-Turkey, wanting means to eon- perjered himself in the court that clay. Detendant then in-:
t. qaeAtions and answers (copies of which had been_laid before
ci iris aof Zlielp °due td ' an
Gseonmtletimes part of the.police, for what the ;keeper said about the de- on the previous day was drunk, in Whitechapel, ehlh'ene
sacrificed in the performano child undeTtleiniaynelsa'rswoasfa:ela.argletd awppiteharasedsatulhatitngthe3.ll°o4l
tinue the deadly struggle-England subscribed! • inteposed, and said it was hard to hear Mr. Blewitt spoken them), their lordships dismissed the appeal.' , . .
with a view to the- good order of this 3cro.urt thereemeenj fondant being compelled to sustain himself against the bar lad stopped to look at him, when he dashed at him, keefo
of in that way, whereupon Mr. Greene, turned on him and It is upwards of seventeen years since the examination of
Would be found perfectly immaterial. He would call the
Yes, thirty millions of Britons, knowing the
called him a perjured freemason. Defendant could not stand candidates for admission on the roll of attorneys and solici- proper duties to perform, - and it is a
.great - satisfaction
Dart% who was present at the time, and he would prove that him down and inflicted a severe kick on the child's by'• ,
value of freedom, voluntarily paid the Pri" '''. its th t
a I aud he replied that the plaintiff was a blackguard. tors' was instituted. Neaely 400 on the average,are examine(
- e to me when I find other 'courts complaining of a lack of s - :
attendance iif jurors and grand jurors I. have not onl had ehis was a most disgraceful and trumped-up charge, and he lay in Le street. are"'
insurance. .
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________ . . -___ An altercation then ensued-in. the course of which plaintiff Yearly, making in all about 5,000 candidates who have been
the satisfaction of: seein - - h '
g all t at are requisite. in point of
. . . Y tuat it was instituted by Inspector Chew, by whose orders
the' defendant was taken into custody, from motives which menhnewMitha
cruelty, and sentenced the fellow to three months' inn'
That were eenipi—e, truly, Cut nevertlielesu effiea- called- defendant "an infernal blackguard," and a " robbing examined. , This was the third eiopeal on ea.' The whole
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numbers attend,-- but even an -overflow on - the present 1 •
he did well to keep out of the way, lest they should be too ghisatrrdatleabeoxuprr.essed his disgust at such a plrisaco4t,
alas., .13ut it were also grand, sublime: historical. scoundrel," accompanying the epithets with a blow on the nuniber of attorneys in Englaed and Wales is about 10,000.
occasion. • lam quite sure all that can be pone by a careful 9losely sifted. .As to the charge of drunkeness it would be ing a labouring man. The complainant was in 3nree'l,'
THE KNIFE.- William Newly was charged with sejeele'
OSMANLI: rig . breast, which staggered him ;he , (defendant) then A letter from Paris in the Independence of. Brussels says :
investigation of the cases which come before you will be uiVany)yr:elteendpbryocteheezie: :It itivtelefveilaz :ais: t:inus;_,:lis. .I,:teprizi:rel:tralieis, glass :ifi. rum, alljach
Liverpool, December, 13, .I.Bh' 3. , . . stru k 'Greene under the right jaw. -"Much sensation was caused at; the Palais de Justice
done,. and I shall endeavour so to deal with them as to giye
- . • '"''.3 r. Gregg cross-examined the witness, but nothing ma to-day by the arrest of g. Hubbart, an aVecat, who yleaded
security to persons and property, and confine crime wiehin there could not be a doubt,. was
.a marked maa with the see is mas, and ev. ash a olu • ods ri"eY na,will 31°'
.-°lle
in rather a warm manner in the affair of the conspiraCy 6f
the narrowest possible limits. Gentlemen, there is httle blice, was on' Monday night in company with a Mr. wasTk•erti. out"of hillhand lia3v the laita.c•lLP wile°
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To THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN DAILY TIMES. tenet transpired.
th 0 C • Th '- t • * n• ted with th
SIR-Having been a party to a bet the other Seine otherwitnesses having been examined, whose testi- e pera onnque. . e warran is con ec , e
ra e es a emen o e een ant the case P
mmiy corrobo td th t t tfth d f d -.. noveltyne fact which will be new ia the cases to come
, Tlietea
rothedings in the affair of Bratiano."
via before you. The most serious, in peint of amount, is a case keehitehead. They had each three glasses of whiske so
that it was a natural conclusion that if he was drunky'the The prisoner pleaded intoxication as an excuse. ,
night on a point of grammar, I should feel obliged
closed. , .
. ANOTHER A-NTIQUARIAN DiscovKay .Nreen NAPLES.- ~ e
by your settling the matter for me in your impres- Kis Worship in giving the plaintiff a decree for one learn. from Naples-that another anaient town has been dis- in which 43 bags' bf cotter! have bee.n , stolen, and it is.
chargedas the-act,,.oe
.done with •the.assistance oh. the ware- other was also drunk, and therefore it was tl t -
ea any con gistrates co.mmitled him for 14 days, and said ha.chhe ' a
the complainant he would have been sent for trial. ar
sin& of to-morrow. • _ The point at issue is whether pound, observed that if he had not originated the alterca- covered several feet underground between Acerno e and
duct on the epart of the defendant when at the bridewell R - '' err• 77 jh, on 111'
OBBERY WITH , lOLENCE.-..,...en ons 9 C ,
ble pi '
it is grammatical to say 6 and 4 is 10, or 6 and 4 tion he had done a good deal towards perpetuating it. Scaffari, It is stated that it does not resemble
,Hercu- houseman, -the person-in whom confidence had been placed to i /
snout(' not be taken into account ; forwho would not be excit- meDorthy, and Walter Mille, three most disrepute f
are 10.-Respectfully yours, , „ 3p. Greene : I hope your worship will tell them that I laneeum or Pompeii in any res_pect. .. , protect it. This is one of those cases in which no vigilance on ed if draa
aged through the street as a felon. Mr, Whitehead racters, were charged with robbing a young lna,!l Ye
J. S.'. - inn ;alueet inoffensive man, and that the 1 I
y must et me a one. , -
EXTRACTS OF LETTERS FROH AUSTRALIA.-I am etill at
_ the part of the police can prevent. Quis custodietipsos custodes? was a painter d - 1
,
,an his wi e kept a grocery shop. They had purse, in North-street. The complainant stated oe e"
Liverpool, Dec, 13. . (Leurehter.) . work for the same master (a builder) g
. Our wa es have All the law can do is when such a case of misplaced' confi- formerly dealt with the defendant,whe is also a grocer and - rs were'o
, into a public house, where the three prisone
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_ea 1
[We had no idea that any one could have ventured Ilbi ,
"'s Worship • I will tell them.ne such thing, for r think
' . - 'creased lately. Some masters are giving 30s per. day-- den:cc hae arisen, to- punish with proper severity, if the h, • a dth - h • h les hh ;
anna renewe err custom on tatmga w lc tey had upon Ins leaving, the young woman, Johnson, folloinoae
t h . h le o
any amount upon such a question, sine.e the days pee reargh te w o f this on. youeself from your irrita- oillari • • • 255. ,Ourtrade is rather einsettledat the re-'
se re giving offence shall be bi•ought licane to him who has violated that for, some time suspended, they. proceeded to take a glass to- and he felt her hand in his pocket, when he ca,ught4oete"
when our great grandmothers rode on pilliOns. 10-1
i ity of temper. (Laughter.) fth h tk f -30 bldP '
nt time, many o . e peep ayes rue or s., ut on t confidence. The next case in point of amount which is a
. geth , and to talk over their affairs. Having partaken as
a serioue one, in which a sailor had. £47 value in. Money, on her and shouted " police." The man. came up and ° 00
Mr. Greene e But our worshi I assure ou. I did not- think wages will average more.. an s. e
' - th 25 . Th same party
b tated of thee 1 'th • d 11°
The decision of•such a knotty .point we should be . , y P, . Y
hia person. He went into a brothel, took seine drink, and was 'a tiT s , e g asses of whiskey each, they left e him down wed held: him by the throat, and the 01.
th are alwa sat n on' stand it
7 me,a dlw t. . save he could have had a 'place -in the ost-office at .£3ob
, a P . u 1 c-house about twelve o'clock, y
and were merel talking.
glad to refer to some of those ancient dames ; but T.:
afterwards plundered and turned into the-street,- where he is 1." d tt th h f him
also assiste in ae Ina eot er woman rom •
b 0
• • leis Worship : This is a•yery good proof that you are not a-year, but preferred his trade of carpenter.
upon a business matter when the officer came u an
as they are not accessible, neither can we, at an •
THE BIRMINGHAM CATTLE Snow.-A correspondent found in an Onnatural staee, probably the 'result of some . P, , The prisoners were ale committed for trial.
an excitable man. (Laughter.)
taking the defendant by the collar, said, " Hold your
hour's notice, refer to .Mrs. Gamp or her friend .
Mr. Greene: But you will tell them lam an inoffensive says ;---." The choice pen of three pigs ef his Royal High- narcotic drug. This, however, in• the present instance is a noise, . Inspector Chew then came up, and bh. d
y is or ers —
a.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.-YEsTERDA. )
" Sairey Harris ;"-in this strait we venture, with individual. (Loud laughter.) • nese Prince Albert (No. 281), which obtained the gold matter of suspicion only, but that such a praatice- exists in the defendant was taken into custody. It was for the magis- • woe, /
all humility, our own solution, viz., that the phrase . His Worship : Indeed, I will net. •
• . • medal, at the Smithfield• Club Sho*, have been sent for ex- use seere
Liverpool I have no doubt, beca ral times that has trete to say whether such conduct on the part of the poli (Written expressly for the Northern Datly T . to.ds
" 6 and 4 are 10" Os grammatical ; Consequently, 6 Mr. Greene : I will have him up again, I know, for they bi ' - been very clearly proved • before me. I remember one in- • '
hi tion to Birmingham
.hy the-prince, having been sold to . .., , was to be tolerated. 'Whether two respectable tradesmen
ee SUGAR has only been taken to a moderate exteneae li ,
and 4is 10, is not orthodox English granimar. won't let me alone. • Mr. Wall with those conditions. Prince Albert is also to stance in which a man s health was severely affected by the were to be permitted to speak in the street on their business but the dema d k d-d h I comprise 0,
n eeps stea y, an tesa es
345.3 d t°
. . His 'Worship : Bind him to the peace. exhibit at this show .a
fine Hereford ox and two -pen§ of liquor -he had drunk, and the glass Which he took in a or whether a man because he had made himself obnox.
lOUs t 32s 6cl • 130 barrels Antigua at
I Jamaica, a , , a ,
, el 5
Mi. James, the defendant : I wish we were bound to the - ls." There were several pens of this
Bramah Pootra few . , , . room in which he was plundered, at the bottom of which t h le ,
leit e podice, was to be on all occasions signalled out b and 300 hhds Surinam at 33s 6cl en cwt. ah°
•
- - • tific me th h
n oug t there were the \remains of a drug y Three hundred hhds'and 40 puncheons Cossipor° '
BRUTAL TREATMENT OF A BRITISH SUBJECT peace, for he is a most aggravating man. beautiful new epecies of fowls at the Surrey Zooloaical se'en
t. em, an trumpery charges prefeyeed against him. have realised 18s 6d to 19s le cwt.
IN THE PAPAL STATES.- Mr. Green : Oh, Moses ! I know wile is the aggravating Gaeden Poultry Show,laat. week, the prize_ far sehich was .
' which had been administered, In another' case the little
I* ho had been sent to buy th • Mr. John Whitehad was then examined. He said he had Of Rum no further sales. d '
e.noxio . a
us drua proved that
cart; an
• ~ • man. (Loud laughter.) : • aleained by. Mrs. George Cannon, Great Marlow, Bucks." ger w , .
d h
she had brought it, an s e saw it put in the liquor and renewed his dealings with the defendant on Monday night, A few bales Mocha COFFEE brought 62s V
Roma, Die. 4.-1 mentioned in a precedingletter, that a His Worship, to the deputy clerk of the peace : Have GREEN JUGS USED BY T E TEmELA.RS -In clearing out
British subject, a natiie of Gibraltar, named Testaferrata. both of those gentlemen bound, in their own recognisances, daiii of lea • d-b ildi
the ground for the Joan. t on. t yinon u ngs, in administered to the man 'who was robbed. I mention this
because persons may profit by the knowledge that such' a an.d that after his wife had given an. order for -some goods, small parcel of Jamaica, by auction, previous ratter bees
he and the defendant went and had three glasses of whiskey -Ries continues in favour, 5,200 bags Arracan ha"
Desain, had been arrested in tne month of September last at to leeep the peace, to each other and all her majesty's sub_ Grhy's-inii, about thirty, years since, wo earthen green jugs
en cleit
e------• aa +h. Tneean authorities, and subsequently handed . jeets. (Leughter.) . were dug . up, which are preserved by the benchers as a te • d exist ; and it should make sailors, strangers,
prac ice oes each. On leaving the public-house they went in the direc- sold at 13s 6d le cwt.
tion --
and all persons more *cautious when they hew the risk they teen of the Park, where they lived, and they had merely JUTE.-Nearly 800 bales found buyers at auc
_ed.
ee
over to those of the rape sane-, as an offence whatever. Both parties then acknowledged themselves bound to memento of 'the olden times." They will hold very little .
Having obtained the particulars of his two minus imp., 2,,,t,,i, ~,..,
i_._._,,
mere than half a pint of liquor,. are tall and of good pro- bb ' f 'l I h stopped to talk for a few minutes on b• ' nto verY g"but 0°
incur in this town. The ro ery o sai ors,. am appy to n . . _ unness when the at £2l 5s to £23 15s en ton for commo . . ~..,
sonment and suffering, from Mr. Desain himself, in an inter- Mr. Greene : I hope mai, .....u. lan, him quiet at all Portions, but so small at the top as .almost topreclude their say, although I mention . one case, is . not -so fre- in
o cer came up, and, seizing the defendant said "Do not
ma e sac
k h a noise in the street." Th: defeLlant said T 0 1 li 't d business is re mead toeciee,
EA.- nya mie p
ld t 4
, market wears a firm appearance. „,...„ so
en
view with hirir since his release; lam enabled to give you a events. being used to drink out of,. aad having a lip it is surmised 't was' some - time aeo and he
Vint as 1 • ••- ' • • "We are not making a noise ;we are talking about busi- HmEs I 500 dry River nate (bulls) have uv„Th es P"'"
correct statement of the unprovoked. and. unjustifiable 'His Worship : •Why, you have already mealy forfeited Lan' n--a lend the portion assigned to each student, who was trusted the cause was their rising intelligence,
nese " u on which the officer replied, " Come along with 6d le leefand '6,000 Salted ditto, chiefl at r-e
n COWS,
treatment te which he les been,subjected. yqur recognisance ; you must be silent. I will hear no i d ith a u ems . •
al.go suppl e w i
:lee ese,-, itr,,,,, and Ouerica. , and ehe merchants of Liverpool not being wanting in pro- ,
e thenPand mak 1 • " The -inspector came up at rt d.
e ess
.noise. repo e
ft,Der
Jean are
Mr. Antonio Testaferrata Desalt . aged • 51, native of mpre of this. NEW DIGGINGS AND DiGGEBS.-Ballatat has been, during •sedina ehem a place of deposit; where men may lodge their Te
..
Th b -
nieney, nisteaa or eeese;eg it about recklessly, and . suffet- u t ' d o d t tak If th
t rine,. an gave r ers n eim awaye e usiness Of TALLOW 100 pipes fair to good Sou
ne „unity,
Gibraltar, left Cadiz' for- Malta, with' a paesport, signed by Mr. O'Connell : The Lord protect us from them the last fortnight, a lively place, from the hundreds of new
the Britiah consul-general, and dated December 22, 1851, ganghter.) .
arrivals from every. other diggings, caused by the prolific ng such consequences as had transpire(' in thoan- ca.. T
Im' • . tl .-
that th • 1 ' t h -
it t
Iseult, gen emene e camp am w.e ave heard upou which.they were talking was the painting of the defen- reported at 55s to 558 6d le cwt.
danes shop and there was no dis ute whatev rb t T hd d t S V a,, to goy- '
e _ e ween wo un re ens myrna anceeneenee.
~ n. The
whence, after three months' stivahe repaired to Constanti- The court, having disposed of some other cases, ad- yields that have been turned up, principally in Prince '
th Th' ffi (I'd t t Pt k •
nople. There M. Lucy, 'a French -mere-leant, entrusted him joinned.- Regent's Gully-a portion :of the Canadian ,Gully line, of ae y &one a earn . ,
1 ed
,rdge and his observation was " that ern. e o car ino at empt to a e witness, and the . brought £l5 10s, and common. £l3 I) wes eles lal'
the se- ' h
with eight Arab inares, ta take to France, and consign to the , , ~Old. At' one stop Called the Jewelle,r's shop .1. am told the practiea of stab ing can hardly be regarded. as nn- defendant was as sober as he (witness) then was. COTTON.-The market was steady and e ethic
es 0
- a , . , 2 Enalish now it has become so cOmmon, is' unfortunately too Mr. Roby then tendered the book in which the defendant quantit chan ed hands was 7 000 1,91 , .'.
government agent at Marseillei, -Which he did at the end of , a
lea aci decant chum, that he saw two men wash out 901bs. h - - hd 1t 't th hhb t 1 uld b y g ' ' rtftti'u.
6 EALING MEAT. All old fish-woman was committed • true' lam sorr to'
y ay t ere are two cases in the present a wri en opposi e e c urc , u 1 wo not e ad- were on speculatiou and for can'
Septembee,. 1852, arriving by the steanier -Niliise with his T . ~ , ~. . . , before brealefast of the precious nietal. Some dozen holes calendar in which pe;sons have been stabbed, or rather the mitted in evidence. .
-----------
d feato
. . on Saturday, me 14 days, ror stealing a piece of meat from ell held ' • •
passport en regle, daly signed by the 'French and English
... a 1 eac yre ,it is said, from •.£4,000 to £5,000 eab. ;
-, knife has been resorted to. It is highly important this The magistrE!te dismissed the case, observina• b "
the sho of Arthur Jones, 180 Pa k-1
a t-at ase ROBBERY IN A RAII.virAY CARRIAGE.-A la 'l' $ 5
"trt( ' 00
ministers, and leaving again for Piedmont with the signature a P . ,_ r ane. , . oehers in the same line are now turning out " shysers - should be discouraged, and I would suggest those cases only reason wh 1. 1-. d-, '
ic- -a- ..n.uced the inspector to order the Saturday by the'five o'clock o eee
of the British cOnsul at Marseilles. ' Towards the end of , e-A a hest of t
ast evening c .ea value £l5 • wee stolen from ene., yielding only a few pennyweights to the tub. Such is never should be' dealt with lightly, but that all of them defendant to be taken into custody was, that he.(the ins rived in this citylon „
f i2OOO abstract' n f
July last,. his passport having!. been duly vised by the police a.c .
art in Crosby-street during the temporary ab-ence'of the th
b E uncertainty. of gold-digging that many may .sink near should be sent 'to the sessions or to the assizes, that they tor) thought the defen.dant was talking too loud in the s Pee- Edinburgh had a banie mope or
h lief' Of
treets lest-hex,. ‘-.4.6..,,.., --J....-. ~n,, carried along wit- eit an
authorities and the British minister at Turin, he left Genoa cet.
where geld is being got, yet few of them may get beyond may be -inquired into, in order that it may be• seen'how at so late an hour.
, c
reticule was slung over arm, and was locked; but art.as
e RAILWAY.-It is stated that with a • t
A e, tly
.. ) . view o !acre wages for all their toil. In the spoe where these
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-A man of the name of James had most adroitly cut it open with a knife ath. 00 eli
for Tuscany, remeining. a . fortnight - at • La Spezzia,
D 'AN% le. f the lin severe the law iS, if those who execute it do their duty by •
where the Tuscan -consul signed his passport for economise t e wor mg o e, tue directors have re- irnmense quantities have been procured the sinking is from
the severe punishment of the t• h d *th h
par ies c arge wi sue Iroolridge, was charged by police-officer 184, under the fol- the document without her being aware of it' till E° ell'.
Leghorn by lend. e Aftee a sheet stay at Leghorn, duced the working staff, and have also increased th f lo ed are obli
e arcs
:100 to 120 feet, and so wet that those emp. y gee
II JO'
frdt" k t b - D ncaster Sheffield ' offences. ' Thereare eeveral ceses of picking pockets On the lowing circumstances :-It appeared that the prisoner, who after. The cheque has been stopped at the bank °ally
Mr. Desain preceeded to Florence, whence, after oaylc e s etween o „ and Rotherham. t,:; work in gangs night and day.. I say this-much, lest any calendar ; and, here again, I weuld obsetae, I think to 'deal is an ink manufacturer, living in Ileckin's-hey, went into ait was drawn, so that fortunately the thief will be s iv
three weeks he proposed entering:the Austrian dominions, . THE Tunics DEMOCRATIC,-By a natural though unex- romantic beings may leave their homes and position in li htl with the aft •'thfi t ff n if no use 'at all •
m er e rs oe ce s, o . . . .
entail shop in Tithebarn-street, on yesterday evening, and appointed. -N. B. 111 ail. , ring 113
and obtaincl, 'the signatures of the Austrian and British pectedl consequence, whilst the religious dogma of the Koran England, fancying they have only to dig to become riche lam wh
g eill hd. t -01•• th h th rttl • 1 T F B F 1 ',Tilts uti ea ie'
urc ase wo ropes. a
.eaving e s op, ei e gir iin oei Ar ELFAST.- or severe ma .t ,ao
. .
see a man who has been sent two or three trmes to P
ministers, but subsequentlY, as his ill destiny would have it, tends to deism, that is to say, to the very negation of dogma, little inclined to return to the scene of my former toils in the
remarked to her mother that she hoped he did not intend to past week, this town and neighbourhood were vis'annete
prison I Consider it trifling with the case, becatise I ktow
he changed his intentedn, and got his passport eianed for it leads, with regard to morals and politics, to doctrines the diggings, although I admit when these tempting flashes of
hang himself, as he looked very Wild. -They. immediately thick fogs, from which, however, no serious ine°3 of te
they are Very seldom reclaimed', and the anly way is to send
Rome by. the policC and. the Papal nuncio, on the t'29th of • most liberal and.peogiessive. Every principle of our eno. luck ' occur it unsettles me for a time.' Trade of late has
followed him to his house, and having informed the people has. arisen to the public. Some evenings the densitYaniqe, ,
them to a.hiaher tribunal, where they ma be dealt with in
August. On the 19th of . the following month. he arrived at dern democrapies is therein contained, not only in germ, been dull, both here and. in Melbourne, partly attributable
living next door of their su.spicions, the constable was called, fog prevailed to sueh an extent as to prevent the e. abha '
sitch a mannl• as not only" to ut an end tithe career of the
Arezzo, and proposing to stay a few days, showed his leut, eapressed in the moit formal manne,r. A Turk having tO the glut which_ has taken place in all the general corn-
a light procured, and they entered the house. On reach- from sailing at their usual hours. The Lyra stearnel'oe vile !
individual for -some consideri!able period, but that it may .
papers and gave his name to the innkeeper. -On the 21st of 'had explained to hirn the meaning of the words Lieeree Modifies. . Flour at one time was freely sold at from £8 to
ng• the room where the prisoner was, they found him stand- left Glasgow, on Friday at noon, was detained s° that '..,0 '
effectually discourage the practice in others. Thieves,
September, at midnight, 'he was aot a little surprised at Egelite, Fraternite, stamped upon one of our coins, Allele 47 per ton. Now it has jumped up to £25, and is getting
ing on a stool, with one end of the rope about his neck, and the Clough lights by the heavy fog that prevailed,
et, 9 i
no doubt, like Other ersons speCulate on' the chances
being roused from his bed. by a brigadier and band of gend- leered, " God is geeat l " cried lie. " T.hat which the in- iip in .priee ; bne party in thie town holds £7,000 worth, and
of being lightly dealtliwith, 'and- when- they find in three• attempting to fasten the other end to a cross beam which was unable to arrive in Belfast sooner than betiveerg, t
armee, who took him to prison without allegina any motive fidels write upon gold and silver coins, God has written in will not sell a bottle of it for another monthe Gold, on the
or four- as a the are so laltl , dealt With, thai they' act-
c e , intersected the room. Ho was; of course, immediately and ten o'clock, on Saturday night.-Belfast lifer': 4 code°
in.spite (4.41 his remonstrances•and entreaties 7c, speak witi; ' the heart of every true Miessulman."- Übicines Letters on' ciontrary, is falling in price, and can scarcely be sold at with
fid nee and lekbecome mere uumereus. ' If, aen.. seized ; but had it not been for the penetration of the child COLLIERY ACEIDENT.-FivE LIVES LOST. - All&WlCieji:
.. 0
a magistrate. The-gendarmes brutally presented him to the TurkeY. '
£3 16s. the ounce, paitly. from the imcertainty whether an ..ememore cen o e ,
~
i no doubt he would have had time to have
,accomplished the of; a very melancholy kind has lately °emend at an , 1,
d t ' li-hr 1 d • d f -
te. n I have the a van ag.e'w ic •so ong esire ,o a gao
0, e, .
gaoler, paying, " Thete's' the magistrate you are eo speak ELOPEMENT or Anaa Lamas.-Ben-Ayet, the wealthy expert duty will pass the legislature. . - ,' - ••
fearful deed on which he was bent. He was drunk it the heath colliery. Five peen enaployed at the coal-ve he 1,6 k!
: , wher 'rt c nfinement can be 'resorted to then I shall'
d, el f 3 );!
With. 7
,Afr. Dwain's- passport was restored to him by the ex-minister of the Bey of Timis, writes our Paris corres- J
_ MNNY LIND'S RETURN TO THE SeaGa.-The music& fe , ease i aiii•y_
.9
being let down a pit in a cage, were precipitate , 0
‘t ec
fid .ee in deali 'eh e' t. •'h rt • i time.
e ie re
.co .en : :ng wi par ees
,on s o impr
.-
gaoler on his leaving Arezze, in charge of _the gendarmes, pendent, has been to Marseilles to. fetch his three wives and Public/ says Galignani, will be glad to learn that the Swedish 1
The prisoner's wife, a good-looking, middle-aged woman, r e breakin to the bottom of the shaft, a dePthaed u• ,
sonments , but at present, where one is compelled to resoi t op , g, 10 r
for the Papal frontier, where he arrived, halting three days has brought them in triumph to Paris. These ladies have aightingale-now Mme. Goldschmidt-has returned to the
and respectably dressed, stated that he had frequently fathorns: Three of the men were instantaneously a, eftee 0
t • 1 h -tel- - ' e 1 dla •i hdi -
o a gao on t e associa e pnncip e, an w ere i can ar y
in the prison of Santo Sepulcro, at the end of the month. adopted the French cesturae, and appear in public without etage, as will be soen bi the following letter from Dresden,
threatened to destroy himself, but that never before had he the fall, a fourth died the next morning, and '
shor intiani; et
be said hard labour in the true sense of the Word, ettists•
The- Reman police authorieies at the •frontier town of Citta veils.
_The bey
,is furious. You ere aware that he accuses . received last . week. 'On ' Saturday (says the writer at .
been ea:tight in the act. .He was not in distressed circum- wards, the fifth also died. This melancholy ,_,,e.°teict. h
there • net the disc'ourag ment which a proper resort. would
• cue
di. Castello took away hie passport and 1)401-s again, saying 13en-Ayet.of having plandered his treasury to an immense beesden, in a letter dated Monday last); I attended. the
afford.is r hope the ' time is coming *hich WPe have lon g staaces, but he ovied a little money. has cast a deep - arid mournful gloom over this oel
that the.foemer must be forwarded to Rome. After three amount. Since the minister's flight his widowed spouses secon dof a series of concerts giVen by Herrs GoldsChmidt,
- „ tell'a
waited for. Ihoe, at last, that the -expenee to 'which this . . The magistrate told the prisoner, that ii he were in diffi- Northern Warder. .
days he was sent oh to Perugia, where he was con- have been detained as preciOus hostageS by the bey. : The Schubert, and Kammer. The evemn,g will be Memorable
town has been .p-Put, "will roduce something. benefieial bp culties,_ the habits of intemperance to which he had given Mr. Drummond Hay, in his " Western Barbarkaoe, e e
fined _ for seventeen days with the
~ worst sort ef police never quitted the door of their. hoese,, and only a few in the annals Of the masical world, •as that on which Mme.
su PI i gan establishmentPwhere short'perieds of imprison.; himself up, and which -had led . him almost to the fearful
.good anecdote of the advantage of a wig. Da/,' bogie,
offenders, fed On galley slaves'ecaree and -Manacled women were allowed to' visit them. •It ' appears, however, Goldschmidt made her first appearance in 'public since her
alLt Ymna •be more effectual; and" where- long. terms -of Me- ' crime .of self-destruction were not calculated to retrieve African travellee, • being bald, wore a toupet. •6•,‘,e cee 1
during the journey . thither, which was performed upon a that they whiled away the weary hours of captivity by try- inarriage and return from America. For days previously, • -
Y Ile . -d t 'th --tdt a l• f t Hhhi th f m k It. t Arabs having on one occasion surrou.nded him, tuilis le`il
prisonment may asO e carne ou wi grea er a van aee us or une. . e s ou, ere ore ae a reso u ion o
cart, escorted by gendar-mes on horseback. . All his inquiries ing on and.learning to wear French dresses • and when theY' She music-shop 'from which tickets were issued, had- been
menced plundering his effects, and threatened even an le'e ~
than dis °sable, in the present instance. Having made abstain altogether from . ardent spirits or other in-
as to the reaion ef his imprisonment, and his requests to became perfect in the art, they one day coi;lly walked' past hesieged by the public of Dresden, and many hundreds were
when suddenly Davidson, calling upon them to beevnis'e bn ~
these remaPrks, I dismies you to your duties, which I hope toxicating drink for the rest of his life, and so save himself
speak with seine of the-local aUthorities? . were treated with the sentinels, who mistook them for visitors: Once at large tuxned away disappointed:- -It was with much anxiety that
wilenot occu -ou very long . - . - from an awful fate andihis wife and children from want. The they Provoked the christian's power, dashed his '3 a 9hr
contempt, and it was only deielura the journeys. from prison they were enabled by the assistance of their 'friends to obtain J- saw .the hour of the concert approach ; I knew :Mme.
P"
• cl. ' onsid hir 'll / 1
bear
• ease was not., sufficiently serious to require him to enter into to the ground, saying, " Behold my locks, year
up.....,
to prison, that he Was able to brite • some passeiaby to put a a passport from the French consulate, and with this they Goldschmidt had. been ill and hearse for many days, and it The grand jury then retire .to c er tebi s.
. curity to keep. the peace as he might not probably be able go next !" The Arabs fled, abandoning their li " i
.n
letter ?nth the post informing the Britieh wreath in Rome of sailed for. Marseilles. The rage and disappointment of the was only at the last moment that she determined to sing, - Ann Sheridan, la, ,
- •was convicted for -having stolen a purse Se
- - ' .to. preeure securities, and' should consequently go to. gaol. -V.S/ si.
his Miserable condition. He. speaks- witie - horror of the bey, whose health has long been in an almost desperate rather than disappoint the expectant public. She had selec- the property of Ann Hayburna She was sentenced to four .
He should, therefore be dismissed with a cantion. THE NORTHERN DAILY TIMe, 0 ,
Kee
frigland state of his 'dismal prison halting-places between condition, will, it is thought, bring on a fatal fit of apoplex .
, ted for her part in the eoncert the beautiful hymn, for solo Years' penal servitude. •. • -
Is Published every Morning in LIVERPOOL andl::>/
Ferugia earl Itome, especially that of Foligno, the efilth, Naw ImmIGRATION FUND EoR NEW SOUTH W ' 'and chorus, 'by Mendelssohn, ' Hor, • •
mein Bitten, Herr, , Harriet Davies, 22, was convicted ou a charge of stealing :: A DISTRESSING CASE.-Thomas Reard,en, a hale and simultaneously, and the following are the rates and
-A
Griffiths Jones heart mendicant was charged with being found begging.
and, but that I felt grieved that she - should make such 'several articles, the property of. Francis . • Y
vermin, and'contaminated air, haviag had a very bad effect motion has been carried in the council to the effectALES.
" That . •
She was sentenced to one month's imprisonment, with herd , ' 'd dd f d d - •
. When taken to the bre ewell X 2 o ,was oun sewe ,up in TERMS OF
aSUBSCRIPTIO,
mien his health, and the jolting of-the • springless carts, abY in order to keep up that continuous stream of i - t• ' exertionwhen suffering from hoarseness and indisposition,
his h h ff d. th -11 tt• fth t th
clot es, t us. aor in„a: ano er ius ra ion o e. ru IN LIVERPOOL. :27.'1
OUT OF LIVE"' d,t. ,
no-means oonsdatory effect upon his person. Whilst tra- ,
which•is necessery. to supply the large and in mmigra ion
creasing de- I should have enjoyed without a draw-back the.. perfect labour-one week to he eolitary. . -- .
- Mar Mooney 32 indicted for receivin.• the above goods, of the old song, that " Ohall the, trades a-going, a begging
expression she gave to this. most lovely•music. Her voice .
Term for Inadvance On Credit In advance. 0s 6
velliega he Was handcuffed and chained to the other melee mend for labour in every branch of colonial • d - • •
in ustry, this y -' ' • ' - is the best." AMid the most • vociferous protestations of .
knowing them to be stolen, was acquitted. ..
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is as fine as it ever was ; and -in the songs with which .she
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faceore on, the cart, but when -replaced' in prison his 'fetters house recommends that immediate measures be tak . b
_n the i• •
John Woodloch, 19, convicted of !raving picked the pocket innocence, and prOrnisee that he.would write to one Sergeant A Year '''3 0.0 .e 4 0 0 310 0 e
were TeMoved. . 'This mode of conveyance at foot pace, and •executive government for raisina, by the. s .le fd eb
Y 'finiehed her. evening's performance, one felt. as much as ever
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of Miss Garner - was sentenced to rune. calendar:menthe. im- Rie yenre an or a -erecter, t e prisoner was sentenced I - 1
Is
only' on 'stated days of *the week, was so . tedious that p,oor secured on the territorial revenue, a further :u oaf
ieooentures 'her infinite superiority to all the singers of the present day, - -
Half year .. .4.1 11 6 .W 2 2 0 -t'l 18 0 0
Mr. Doiain only arrived at ROMA 11.11'' Nnv' 1.7, n,1,,,,,, ... 4-
.co oe rennetea to tne Land arid Emigration nieonnills!?°P!., evinced equallyin the supernatural charm -of her simple P ' '1
b
risonment, with hard a our. . .
.. , to a month's iMprisonment, the cost. of. his maintenance to
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being deprieed at ins beard and moustaehes• by the prison 6 0111,IN
borne out Of his charitable lunder
.Td.epar Bawd, 26, was convicted of , stealing three glas,l be p . Quarter .. .e 0 19 6XI 5 0 .10 re 6 .:>-/
,for this purposeeuPon the Understandina that v i l• style, as in the most brilliant and difficult aaffitare of the
haeher, he Wasthrust intr.) the common ward-of the Termini , no.
1, ese thap taedorn. Italiaai aohooL 'I - - doors and a window, the property a Thomas Feegie.- and 'rum .POLICE aceterennThe following, application was made
four ships a month. shall be dispatched ec, ilea, Lo ony, until
sentenced to five calendar months' imprisonment-three to Mra Mansfield yesterdaye-A gentleman. a the name Single Papers 3d. 1 - Single Papers... s
gaahavith 63 malefactore Of eveay.deseriptiott. Here, how- .this fund be exh ted " ..ef l'
aus . - ustra zan and New Zeal d FORGERIES ON THE BANK OF ENGLAND.-On Saturday,
eveei the. eaergetic interference a.the British representative, Gazette. an a young man named John Wilson was committed for trial weeks to be solitary. • . • . • of Burns, formerlP an officer in the army, had been convicted ADVERTISEMENTS. tberi ,
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Arr..- Lyons, begen to show itself. •Without entering into , L S re ' .„, . . 'by the Sheffield magistrates for utterina forged notes on the .
oSs
,OF HIPPING IN THE "...ECENT .0 OGS -The .d • ' ' ' ° Henry Sullivan, 18, was.convicted of stealing a coat, the in Septeneber of allowing his dog to be loose in the streets ; Advertisers are given the full benefit of the Repeal.°•fof chis I
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the ea:et stens followed by him and. the British consular , f ense Bank et England. During the past twelve months repeated Property of William Jones, and sentenced to three months', he was fined five shillings, andfour and sixpence for costs, Their announcetnentsaare irertel at the.foßowing SFrue to r ete ii
... ogs that have recently prevailed in London ext d d e
agent, Mr. F-reeborn, he obtain-the prisoner's release, it will en. e.to a - instances have occurred of bad notes being passed upon the imprisonment, with hard labour-eine week to be solitary, all of which he paid. A day or two since he was .neverthe- LiXt-fslam, a t
ennde: L ;
i:n:Cti,4, tZeerret tz.si.:23.cerde'fi pi,fid'id .
ffi t - th t M D • • b eht t tl I
su ce o say a. r. esam was roug o• ie consu ar , t cl. t t •d . .• • '
igrea is ence a sea, an occasioned many fatal ehipwrecks tr d fth t d h - nd to be nce whipped
a esmen o e own, an more. tan a dozen cases have a ° • . . less: taken into „custody- by a policeman, under .a. warrant nn4 made on or before the 10th of each month. The folio' , N
The barque Norfolk
.from Shields • f i . ' '
or ondon, with 550 :
often two' or" three days. after, and formally placed under t iis of coals ot oil t th k• ' COMe to .the knowledge of the police. The -trick was the • Christopher Adams, 16, indicted for the same offence, was from Mr. llathhone, and carried off, not in the most cour- soak of
g o. e rao sat Flamborough Head. o
Charges for Single Insertions- 7 \
13ritishe pretectien and he new awaits the results of nego- . ?
einesda • '
y night last, whereon the c a ' same, in every instance and, from the statements of the vic- committed. . • . - -, • temis•or gentle manner,' to the Bridewell, and there detained,
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ciations pending, on his behalf, and the restitution of his ourse of the followina '• ' • 1 th t 'th - William Bird 28 and John White 21 were convicted of notivithstandina his assurances that h h
tuns, it was c ear a e utterer was the same individual in , - '• ' • • '. '' ' •,, ead paid the fine; ' s d s d s d
.. , . . morning, she elided .off, and went' down bro d ..:1 • '
0 eg'°:o4s6' 6 , I
regular Britrsh passport, which the police authorities appear e si e into del.
having stolen 501bs. of composition nails, and sentenced each and hada receipt for it. The officers appear to have found out 1,2,0r3 lines 1 0 10 or 11 lines 3 0 18 or 191ines, 5 0
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all cases. The busiest hour on the Saturday evening ,was
water. A dense fere prevailed the h I •
by no means ready to hand out, as it forms the chief piece ve o e night, and thoug
„ i 6 12 or 13 „ 3 6 20 or 21 „ 5 6 ;.ii. 35, u_,,59
generally selected- for the accompliehment of • his .puipose, to four years' penal servitude. their blunder andto have peid the fine:a second time, un- `400,./
t b 1 . bThl hd
aar erre was urne on t e eck to attract tt t. •t . • ,
„ 2 0 14 or 15 „ 4 0 22, 23, or
.24, 6 0 34, 55, ,'
of accusation
_against them. Meanwhile, Mr, Desain has . a en len, i
Mary Jones, 33, was convicted on a charge of robbing Wm,. kneau to'Mr. Burns, to secure his iinmcdiate release •
He would then preseet himself at the shop of some butcher
•• ,Bor 9 „26160 r 17 „ 4 6 25, 26, or 27,6 6 37:_______,
was unobServed. The ' crew took te the b t
miised the engagement for which he was coming to Rome, ' oa s, and thus
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saved-their lives. On the same ni ht a or grecen with .face begrimed as though ejust come from Middlehune of several articles of clothing, and sentenced to Mr. Cross, the solicitor of Mr. Burns, applied for copies , And Sixpence for every Additional two lines.
collision happened
which was to • accompany a . Spanish 'gentleman,. M. R. :
off the same coast, the Dudeeon lig work and telling a plausible story to account for possession twoyears' imprisonment. _,. . . 'of the conviction; and of a distress warrant, which, it was , ate, 1
eht, bearin SS , distaht '
Scale of Prices for Contract Advertiseine-
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Bea:lnes to Coustentlnople, -to puechase Arab horses. for a .
about fifteen miles bt v th ..-b
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, ,e s een e rig ily; M. Torod e. ' of. the , note,. offer' to , make some slight . purchase to get it • .. . . i saed, but not truly, had been issued previous to the arrest.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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specalation.
h d H"
c ange . is arts were generally succeesful ; but. in one THE FOG Ol'ef THE- CINDE.-No -fewer than fourteen , Mr.. Mensfield inquired whether Mr; Cross made the appli-
• '' fth fusionist party are
The recently. arrested liberals o . e . master, bound to Guernsey, from Newcastle and the ' •
One Month 3 Months 6 Months 19 ; r ;POI' 11
inetance, where the counterfeit was detected, the fellow left steamers all_ due on SaturdaY afternoon or evening, only cation' as a. matter of favour or of right. MreCross claimed .
sehooner Industry, from, Southampto Th " ' .
07 26 or 78 or 136 ii,......!.5.../‘ \
kept in the strictest 'confinement, and are, as it wetea out accident was , ,
ee
so violent as to sink the Industry ill 11.
e ' the nete in the hands of the shopkeeper and tookte hisheels, reached the Bromielaw yesterday -morning, being detained , the eepies ai a right, on paying for • them, which he was Insertions. Insertions. Iniertions.
of the world, none of their friendi or relations being al- e
,creey, having jest time
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to saVe themselves. Off Kele- - ' whilst the tradesman made an. entry in his•ledger of the.cir- by•the `density -of the fog On the Firth and the river. •From willing. to do ; but if the • right was denied, Le would accept
lovred to hold, conimunication With• them, or even to know
night, 'the bri S. t ' M Wick on
neT• ~ , the same ,
.curostance along with. such a description oe the man as would the same canee, fort ' el exchieive of four • steemers, were them ae a favor. • Mr.
,Mansfield refused to accede to the
e sai , s d' 9 0 I
. .e s. d. .e s. d. ..e
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what ii lac/Coale of 'theta...a-Daily' Netos. , g is ers, r. Cowie, of Portgorden, •ot ' • ' - ' • • •
Ito 3 lines .. 12 0 215 0 41. 0 10 ,0 0 1
g , , enable hun to speak to his identity at Any -future time. prevented. froth clearing °anon Saturday ; bat they all got , •
apPlication, either as a faaor or la right, leaving Mr. Burns,
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ashore and became a total wreck. Between So th ld
4or 5 lines .. il3 0 42 6 72 6 19 8I? I
.
U wo and
• - ... Sunderland, 'no fewer *than twehr t•' Notwithstanding these repeated frauds, the guilty partv under weigh yesterday forenoon.. . and their attorney to their remedy !- • • 6or 7 lines .. 25060011 0 0 27 6 0.: \
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e coas ina ves
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8,9, or 10 lines 37 0 815 0 15 15 0 55 14 2;, ,
WAYPancEt.,BOAILD OE 'Dunne-The -meeting of the belonging to the Tyne, Stockton and Hartlepool ' - • ' '
, a sels -colliers eluded detection until thi k•Thl.th - bt • a . Ne OVER.' BY AN OmN M-' B, •
s wee .
.e po lee en o ame Ala OLD MAN RIT ' IBUS IN AIN-, . OBBERY. BY A PROSTITUTE.-Catherine Read, was ire or Mines 4gollioo 20 10 0 -44 ',i i,
board ot commissioners was held last
.night af the public:works wrecked ; • the whole-of them were 'attribut A t''' h -
o.were reformation which induce& • them to visit a low house Reeren.,---An inquest was held en Saturday, before Edward charged with robbing a, man of colour, a sailor, of' upwards 14:15: n
orl.- lines 511 0 14 5 0 25 5 0 9S' i
e t. o't
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office, Wavertreeee-- Chaffees,. 'Esq.,. preSided, When it was the course of Satarday other loeses we in a • back street of the town; shortly - after the Herford, Esq., Coroner of- the city of Manchester,, -at. the of £6.. Ihe with a brother, accompanied two girls, one of For every additi-
-15 0
unanimenslgagreed to place alainp at.the Comer-of Sandon The British ship Lady Bulw re
.pos ed at Lloyd's. postman • had been. seen to - delivera letter there. They Royal Infirmary,. touching the -death of Samuel' _Wortley, whom Was the prisoner, hoine, and this morning she left the onal 3 lines or 12 0 215 0 4
er, Captain Thomas Tebin
less.
Park, adjoining the house of mr. Pryer A, Memerial was bound to Quebec, 1,100 tons b rth / were admittedbythe wife 'of Wilson, who made- an attempt late 6f Gu'ethoriteestreet, dyereeaged. 71- y-ears.-William o use, taking with her the money. The magistrate, the !VC ,
en with
a . 209 einigrants
NTO• 0 '
read-from the inhabitants of Olive-lane' p eying that -the foundered in 60 fathoms of :wauter ~/ to burn the letter, but was preirented -by inspectoreLinley, elicitor, of Lombard-street, hawker, stated that on Friday evidence not teing sufficiently conclusive, discharged the AGENTS IN THE COU ewsrae, eate,
proprietors would • have it put in a prop' er rstate of repair. the night 9f 9th of Net month ; ,q'ff mhe'sePecca islanonon :who, with eensiderable difficulty-got it from-her. Thenetter artenioon-he had been speeking to a pereon -named James prisoner, and gaye the sailor a cautien not to keep such Ashton.... .... Mr. Kerrigan. PreBto7l.. ••• • • ingtOn WO,- ,
The subject of a new cemetry was Mocited; and:after. a brief, hbtsSh b I d at on- boerd *ere saved by was addressed to " John Wilson 28. Sims-croft, 'Sheffield," Fliteroft; at the corner of Fleet-kreet Deansgate,- when two company.
teoe . e e onge to the Black ball Li 11. 4b ' • • 7 7 . ) - Birmingham.. Mr. Cooper. willioLe, i
E. &C. Mansell. RunColn- •• " • W. 107-rtl,' ),
desultory convereation, it was -.agreed to confer with the of packets, and was insured for £lO,OOO. verpoo me an ore the Birmingham postemark.- -it • contained two omnibuses were passing from Hahne into Market-street. The PICKING POCKETS.-Elizabeth Waters alias Mullhollancl " Ash's° v. 4,
Burnley Mr. Lutcliffe. S. . igle..,,e C
overseers of the parishes. of Childwall; Allerten, Gersten, -—R
- - K forged Bank of England notes, and the followingecurious deceaeed:was comine across Deansgate to. where he stood,land was charged with picking the pocket of 'Mrs. Ann Myers, Bolton. .... . . Samuel Gardner. Rociadale.. ••• • • F,, Ai r Div. 1
Wavertree, and Woolton, and 9.189' agreed that the ld -The
THE. AikwAY ING. . great house at Albert-gate ' specimen of the vernaculare-" sir i hare (
very sorry) it was had Waited fin' 'the iiret omnibris to pass; and was teying to in Renshaw-street. About two o'clock yesterday afternoon, Bootle..
..ne, ,
„ sbniel . 4,
Y w°u 'no longer in the occupation of the ra•
eonfbr withahe board. The Meeting 'was adjoarned until 13 e aa - h dway king. He has My faiilt i COuld not send'them aooner but i hope thee:SYß' pees by the eeeond, but •the omnibus come too, quickly and the prosecutrix accompanied. by a young lady was welkin .
~ Barn,sley.... - ~
Helens. ..... 1538- As Ou k
next week, when it is eipecte•ci that the de tte .1 sold Newby, am. Le decree -as been confirmed, on appeal' be soone a nee foe you i shall be very glad to heerof you nno'sked him down. ' The deceased, who could hardlY walk's alo It h ''
t 11 h tld b '
pu a iou wi 1 . • •
ng ens ew-s reen. wen s e was o .y a person that Crewe
. b Chorley... .... Horatio Lawson. St. Thou' ol'' 1
R. Jolin,l3iJef' \,
meet the boiled. • compelling him to refand X 54,000 ,to the North Mell
Mary Cotton.
. 1 and duing Whell Write to yr Brother for. sertin next monday was' limping, and put up his hand, upon which the driver her pocket had been picked, and upon feeling in her dress Chester.. .•• • • Mr. Horrop. Soudport.. ....
.. sanely,.
y company. Orie of his plees on reCord of the court send• lt
,
R. &H. Taylor. Stockport...• • • it, 1111 i.crer.
' ' BERDAN'S ORE CRUS HING MACHINE. -- SOple further ex lona ' . .
.. me a the nuse you can. good night" - The motes saw him and pulled up the horses all he could. It was the she, discovered that her purse, containing £2 16s. had been ~
ancery wis,- that he bribed certain members Of bot
Douglas.
periments were made on Saturday last with Mr. Borden' h were numbered 46505 and 56045, bore date 12th April, piing man present (John Statham) who was driving. Tha taken. She saw twO females running away, bue could not
houses rof li a •th h S nd th t h
Holyhead H. G. Hughes. Wigan.. •• •• • • Mrs. ;.riciold, .
ors crushing andamalgamating machine. The ores experi- witho t rr amen in_ s are , a _ a e could not, 1853, and were signed " For the governor and companY, onrribus went on about three yarde.after one of the wheels say that the
.prisoner was one of them. Two witnesses spoke
.Huddersfield„
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merited on were .the West Wheal Jane, the Wheal Jane but tilt ah reach of confidence, state to whom he g•ave them, J. yautin. ": In these instances the imitation of the, genuine went over the •daceased. The omnibus was going at ata the prisoner being one of the two females, and when ap- Hyde....
Wheal Trehane,.North Dolfrwynog. In the case of the who statedl7ould do so neineely to the master ef the rollee• :note was ace), good; theugh from, the roughness.: of , the moderate, pace. • There were 12 or 13.. yards between . the prehended in a 'court, in which she had run, a purse, which tiracstre
e could receive no such confidence Now eld Mr.. Shuttlearirte. ~
. William Gs d Mrs. itar° '-',
that water mark, and its indentation on the , paper, it - was - aP- two omnibuses. The deceased was carried into a druggist', Mrs Myers identified as the one stolen from her pocket, was Premscot.
West Wheal 'Jane the result gave a produce of 2,1 oz. to the the subject • •
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ton of ore. In the eases of the Wheal Jane, and, the Wheal House of Com
is out of the court of equity, it is expected the parent that it had been ,obtained. by stamping,ewhile the shop, and afterwards removed to the Infirmary in a coach. found, The prisoner was committed for one month. Preston..
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Trehane, the results vrere. rnot considered, 'satisfactory; in mons will take up this revelation as a question paper was in a.l, t.
ARLES so'
ve state. Many of the notee :which the. mi.. Benjamin Statham- stated that he was the proprietor of AN INCORRIGIBLE. -A lad ..named Thomas Shaw, was PUBLISHING OFFICES,
_v.} CH pusosci , ,
of privilege, and demand of Mr Hudson " li• 1 • ' '
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consequence ofethe impurities of the •gold, 'obtained. The parliament, a full discl f . ~ mis p ace in prisene hed succeeded in passing were clumsy counterfeits, the omnibus in question, and the youeg man who was driting charged with stealing a pair of 'sugar-tongs. from his own vAvp_trooL, 19, sotrrn JonN_ f 11,
NCHESTER,9, PRINCESS ST•
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Dolfrwynogegave a produce of 1. oz of geld to the ton. -Since 'stated that private or osygo the facts, We have repeatedly g(4 up in a Way to. preeent an appearance of having been swag 18 years of age and Was his SOD; HO could drive per- father's house. The father, a , decently-attired,person, ia- - i.fo., net
Mr. Berdan's arrivalin this country about iqo diffeeentgritish out of the hand§ eie threal w.ai bills should be taken entirely senile time-iu.circielation. The police apprehended the wife featly well ; hd eves.. well:able toepull up, and
.was a steady formed, the bench, that heivas. sorry to say thathe could not
Pri d d Published b CHARLES WILLie
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ores have been operated on. In 55 of these gold was found e f.ia tinsir fol.' the' ' corrUeters, ethee,. ap. they forneede feeght- at the time of their visit, and subsequently hee hueband lad. The break had beefe . out 'et order,. elaut had- been do anything with the prisoner 1V)H1 Lad robbed him-„and rite an ~ y
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to exist varying from the merest trace of the precious metal that the public will e P ion of parliment ; and we do hoae surrendered himself. Five or six of the cases have' been repaired since. Mr. Heath, 'surgeon, stated that the also attempted. to injure the person IoP whom he ethe &thee) Oxfierel-etreete •at hes ener Liaerpo i _
th Jolm-street, i 800,
i
11 ounces to the tons which Mr. Hudson hnergetically follow up the scent of P
as drawn the traili--Dispatch roved. The prisoner made .no defence. His wife was deceased died*from a compound fracture of the right leg and was employed, The onlv person who had witnessed the FA
remanded at large: Lt. ...-- 0 A., ~ cr ,1. •..1 -I. ii , tablishment, 19, Sou __ _
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FORGERIES ON THE BANK OF ENGLAND.-012 Saturday,
a young man named John Wilson was committed for trial
by the Sheffield magistrates for uttering- forged notes on the
Bank of England. During the past twelve months repeated
instances have occurred of bad notes being passed upon the
tradesmen of the town, and more than a dozen cases have
come to the knowledge of the police. The trick was the
same, in, every instance, and, from the statements of the vic-
tims, it was clear that the utterer was the same individual in
all cases. The busiest hour on the Saturday evening ,was
generally selected for the accomplishment of his purpose,
He would then present himself at the shop of some butcher
or grpcer, with .face begrimed as though just come from
work, and telling a plausible story to account for' possession
of_ the note,. offer to make some slight purchase to get it
changed. His arts were generally successful ; but- in one
instance, where the counterfeit was detected, the fellow left
the note in the hands of the shopkeeper and took to his heels,
whilst the tradesman made an entry in his ledger of the eir-
-enmstance, along with such u description of the man as would
.enable him to speak to his identity at any -future time.
Notwithstanding these repeated frauds, the* guilty party
eluded detection until this week. The police then obtained
information which induced them to visit a low house
in a ' back street of the town, shortly after the
postman • had been seen to deliver letter there. They
were admitted by the wife of Wilson, who made- an attempt
to burn the letter, but was preVented -by inspector,.Linley,
who, with Considerable difficulty got it from her. The' letter
was addressed to " John Wilson, 28; Sims-croft, Sheffield,"
and bore the Birmingham post mark. It contained two
forged Bank of England notes, and the following curious
specimen of the vernacular:—" sir i ham very (sorry) it was
My fault 1 COuld not send' them sooner but i hope thes-Will
be soone a not for you i shall be very glad to heer.of you
duing Whell Write to yr Brother for sertin next monday
send me all, the nuse you can. *good night" - The notes
were numbered 46505 and 56045, bore date 12th April,
1863, and were signed " For the governor and company,
J. yautin. " In these instances the imitation of the, genuine
note was very "good; though from, the roughness of the
water mark, and its indentation on the paper, it was - ap-
parent that it had been obtained, by stamping, -while the
paper was in a" wet. state. Many of the notes which the.
prisoner had succeeded in passing were clumsy counterfeits,
got up in a way to present an appearance of having been
some time in circulation. The police apprehended the wife
at the time of their visit, and subsequently her husband
surrendered himself. Five or six of the cases have' been
proved. The prisoner made no defence. His wife was
remanded at large;

THE FOG ON-THE' CLYDE.--No fewer than fourteen
steamers all_ due on Saturday afternoon or evening, only
reached the Bromielaw yesterday morning, being detained
by the'density of the fog on the Firth and the river. .From
the same canse, forty sail, exclusive of four steamers, were
preventscl from cledrin, out on Saturday; bat they all got
under weigh yesterday forenoon.
AN OLD MAN RUN OVER' BY AN OMNIBUS IN MAN-
RE,TER.,--AU inquest was held on Saturday, before Edward
Herford, Esq., Coroner of- the city of Manchester, at. the
Royal Infirmary, touching the death of Samuel Wortley,
late df GaYthorne-street, dyer,'-aged 71 years.—William
Chester, of Lombard-street, hawker, stated that on Friday
afternoon he had been speaking to a person named James
Flitaoft, at the corner of Fleet4treet, Deansgate, when two
omnibuses were passing from Hulme into Market-street. The
deceased:was coming across Deansgate to: where he stood,land
had Waited for the firSt omnibus to pass, and was trying to
pass by the second, but the omnibus come too, quickly and
kno3ked him down. The deceased, who could hardly walk,s
was' limping, and put up his hand, upon which the driver
saw him and pulled up the horses all he could. It was the
young man present (John Statham) who was driving. Tha
omnibus went on about three yards after one of the wheels
went over the deceased. The omnibus was going at a
moderate pace. There were 12 or 13 yards between the
two omnibuses. The deceased was carried into a druggist',
shop, and afterwards removed to the Infirmary in a coach.
Mr. Benjamin Statham stated that he was the proprietor of
the omnibus in question, and the young man who was driving.
was 18 years of age and was his son; lle could drive per-
fectly well ; he /was well able to pull up, and was a steady
lad. The break had beea out of order*, but had been
repaired since. Mr. Heath, surgeon, stated that the
deceased died'from a compound fracture of the right leg and
fracture of the ribs.—Verdict, accidental death..

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AN INCORRIGIBLE. —A lad named Thomas Shaw, was
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