The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-26 00:00:00

4 THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 26, 1851.•
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FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. iLlib ilnultignut. THE POLICE COURTS. light par. Be submitted Mrs. Stafford must have
been deceived. What madness was it, to euppose that he __am._
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--- • - bed acted ae stated, the street being full of people on the BANKRUPTS.
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MAHLBOBOUGH.STREET. pavement and at the balcouies-that he should have dig. EMMY Dern SPARK, infortletreet carver and gilder, to rue-
N EWCASTLE RAUES.-Tc IMLAY.
COURT OF FXCHEAVER.-Jutra 25. The case spinet Sir John Villiers !Shelley, Bark, 51. P., played himself before the whole @rambled multitude render July Bat 12, and August Bat 11, at Basinghall-
street. Sol., Lay, Poultry a oft. amig., Johnson, Basing:on.
Theme rarre commeaosi this tlay, under very itsfavour- was resumed before Mr. Conte, who, by appointment, au.' his own triad. at balconies and in carriages!
idle einem.? ma-..... then. wee a breve fall .4 rale during Sittings at Nisi Pries at Guildhall.- (Before Mr. Baron mune specially from Bow-street to preside on the uCcasiOn. And then with typed to Mile Griffiths, she only Street.
- - e JoSKPII lIMIDSD, Ferd I nand . place . Ilampstead-road. meth.
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the dae. The (4 Itewine is tbe result of the ruing ; 1/31artin and a Cornmeal Jury.) Tee cure, ow may be supposed, had excited great public weeks of it as on ow weasiou. Now, it Iran reasonable Julys and August 9, at 11, at liosinehallstreet. Bob, Lloyd,
Tait num, !1. tsl-1 tif :i diva melb, with :21 addal. IMAM r. semen AND AltorilED -lainuiFo 7as MAW- interest, &Da the court was much crowded by gentlemen with probability that, overcome with the heat of the day, he Wood-etreet, Cheeped*: olf. a/Mg., Canaan, Baslughalb
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' MEM A.Nrs. &axiom to hear the re-examinatioo. went with his light attire to the window, looking after his street.
err. sr. ~ :.. i.e. id ia St wart. ey Mimes Nome. 3 pet .
i . Mr. ilunreys, jun.' as brfore, conducted the prose- old neement, and hi. hands tiny by chance have travelled CHARLES AIIINSIYLT, Home-terrace, Ilammersraith, boot and
shoe manufacturer, July 5 end August 9, at 12, at Basing.
This wan vet aetiou for un aeoult nailer peculisr and ex
cutiou, an 1 r. Garth a.ppeered for the defence. downwards, but with n.a indelicate object. The last witness
Dr It .1.- o•n 1* 0 all • Dlr. a? yr.. ee eel. .. .. .. .. . •e• traerdinarycirionelebeee The defrodents pleadmi, tint,
hall-street. Sole. Smith and Son, lia=ard's-Inn, LI album :
Just before the opening of the use the rush into the called this morning had spolon ad act, alleged to be COM-
M.' els-torea bonne t Wow. 3.: us, :et WM
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... me ni tiie defen,h,nte. Iden.ww, nwi that no morn toms hod court by gentlemen, among them *event M.P.", was witted mouths before, as also did the previous one. Sir Little Weenetreet, Linceln's-inn.fields, book-
jAemeLd. teliejigii,CA'aiunT, ei.l, limin"halistreet.
tremendouta, and the heat in this ioconvenient court was in John was called to answer to one particular offence, and he binder, Jut Bat 1, and August sat Ili, at Basinghsli.street.
T• • NI i'e 1.. e e' Pi. %Tr I I landieirld .1 7. 907 e. each, a ith been used than wes neeeseary ba renews lune
lir abiel. :. vauthe tur ein lonely one mile). conselueoce almost intolerable. thought his line of cross-examination showed in Sols., Link ter auel liackwood, Walbrook ; elf. assig., Pen-
Mr. Hewkins, 44. C.. Mr. Murphy, and Mr. Byron were
m' 11 ''' - • u."'" .....''' ''" ""• • ' "-• ;4 tils '• - • I llar th • ulanstiff ; mr. m.rpmai Parry anal another The bnt witness celled was necessity. A letter hail leen sent to the follow- Dell, 0 ilibliull•chambers.
Newington-butts,
5,3 r 3 4 1 Isd.ii-si's lidreds. I )ra, ee ilia . „ - ' • , -. . . _ Maria Harley, the nurse to Mrs. Train, who deposed as ing effect, and addreesed " Dear Sir." It bore date Deemer. WILLIAM SJITICR, Highetreet,
• follows-Mts. Train lodges at No 18 St. Janes eetreet, June 19 the day before Mr Train's affair of the tram- licensed victualler,. y 9 at 21, and Augest 13 at I, at Basing-
. • , ' ' ' lull-street. bols., shaen and Orant, Keuningtenerose ; off.
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I""littn-ln,"..."Pua Y. 3 Yr.. WI I.'' * i inatTline: I.ll4.emauttimaiunt :II saumeewnieutprealothit er, carrying on bine ,
am I an. her nuree. I recollect the day of the leteen s ways was to be brot,mht before the commissioners. In this swig., Edwards, Basinghalletreet
Tle \ .inma !a rear, .4 al sus. each, with BM ada.el nein di I:l4l.lol't•4l4tvar and the defendant' were mmi• i and know the house No. 60. I saw Sir John Mr. Train says ; ' You have a perfect right to oppose my Lithium P,UUtII Aireasw, Crutehed•friars, City, wine mer-
f me. roend. deists of the town. The ectieu arum uut of the me. arewiuerreena,
at the first fioor window, that neared Piccadilly. I had tramway scheme in parliament, but not to insult my wile chant, July aat 124, and August 6at2, at lemingballetreet.
or e II eh ei te. IM•tator hy Tlo run., era c‘t nn I boleti in the fellowie • nettle Dre.
emistmeirs dr a , ,
11r M. •1 ...OD •.: tn. NO 711.
neat susig., Edwards, Basingitalletreet
II • .4,1 a .4.4 I. y'• Ima Minder, 3 yr.. -41 711, .
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T•• i. Vit.3.1.1A•. Sr %Ara, of 1 ...vs. eeela, with 30 added about halleput a "'cheek in the eveuing, I celled upon the saw Sir srolin come to the window with a light dressing like." TWA be contended wax tbe owl and front of the et. at geetn2hau.seeee sew, Meredith and Ivecaa, Lincoln's-
Half a node. iiekulant Canning for the Putter oi receiving a miall am gown on and his dniweri only. It is a French window. 1 whole proceeding ngainst Sir John Shelley -a trumped-up inn, and Barth. Bristol , off. usis,, Edwards, twainghge
saw him put down his hands and open his drawers, and I charge against him. It wax ni.t from a sense of modesty start
sir re". • • eahein lataht. hy Flaiiatclar, 3 meet we . I count Wet was anew to nay father lie WU smoking his
th •I ' ehill • • . • . - ... ......... ..
Pans. of a: :•.y ,•`' het.. owe with him. I did so. The defoodent mel, " I have I seen him that day dn it two or three times. her statement, it wee stated, to Me. Morgan. He did not 10 and 31, Atli', at Exeter Court. Sol., Willeatord, Exeter ;
nix ran. AIL Ava ry se:e 3 ions girl. I will have ber eine, and I Mr. Hutephreye pat • question to the witness, which Mr. believe the lady, or any respectable female& would piece
.. oil. assig„ !Nucl. Exeter.
Wia Lime Lad ['LEH Filllnirt and Durham, bnot and thee mann-
'Tee Ts ke eletee., of 10 sun each. with •41 Wiled. jou Mad aud he fait ou her." (Laughter.) Ho rang the : Garth objected to, inasmuch as his client wee brought to heraaf or themselves in such a position at an opposite win- a '
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acturer, uly 3 and August ...,, at 12 , at . ew teepee.
bell, and soundingly tbe girl came into the room, upon answer a specific offence. dow as to seewhat had been alleged. A number of gentlemen, Tyne Court. Sob., Potts and Scarisbrick, Sunderland ; off.
Mr- II W. 11 "•••• ..• C. I. "I'. 1 2 liAn't'n' 2 /". ' 4 lib 21 which the defendant told her to sweep up the hearth. Mr. Humphrey., said he had evidence of emend. seeing the amount in the papers, hail now voluntarily come asidg., Baker, Newcastleamon-Tyne.
Mr. W. elee ia . Wed et Uwe. 2 yrs, aea :lb
Objectien overruled ley Mr. Corrie. forward to say they were opposite on the Wednesday, and Tali MA" PYLE and Roemer Peet:, Durham, grocers, July 4 and
11 bast the girl Wan sta,ping down the defendant
' Three ran.
Winter coutinw et- -I did not notice him en that dig do saw Sir John in a light guise, but nothing of indecency. Amnia 15, at 12, at Newcastle-upon:Tyne Court. Sots., Smith,
kept touching her with late toe, anal said -" Her.'"
a ha„, young 1.14 Who W MA, a h la,h,d, doul you r I anything with his hantle The tint time I saw him do it He kneed his hand, it is true. both to Kir John Stirling and lipu"krehamr, g I°4 GeWatsrmar Newenitte•ntwn•T2ne ' off' 2642••
OM II All RACF.S.-Ti SMUT. and the girl re; ' v Yes, brat I rAn't get any ono to have Iw" vcnr° after parliament opeued. I then saw him his daughter, who pissed. No manila, safe. The learned . ewer -upon- yne.
with only his shirt on at the wiudow, and his gentleman then called BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
Tar. I iiehweenuas l'Allia STA iri Illeadimp) of 5 were. me." Canuiug peel, " I leraes a young mita who would he I
Jost 21, JOHN Luca, Barnaburygrove, Islington, builder.
itech. with 70 aided, fur 21 r-ohle : winner. row Straight yery gial h. love you," and about two or three 'eludes ; Person eePosed• (The witness fully explained.) I Thomas hlullick, in the service of Sr John Shelley 16
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS, AT PORTUGAL-11MM.
1011-nalle. 119 eshe.) afterwards kit the mum, and I sad the girl remained in the I was on the second lloor .1 007 house-he was at year', who ed.l- -1 remember the drawing-room day. Sir
RITORE CHIEF OnfIaISSIONER LAW.
. the fint iloor window of No. 66. The window Julie went out to drill from 11 to half-past 11. It wa• • July 10. A. V. Crewel, Cannon-street, St. ileums's last, ship-
Mr. Krises Comestadi r, by Oilier Welesaby. 714 TII, keeben. I gave her a kies, aid awe after Canning returned
rt tr...e I sod said to the girl, " I haven't you got ls le•tter tire up in was shut. I have mien him frequently dor then do it very hot day, and I saw Wm when he came in about lo'clock. ping butehee-it. Lellyett, Upper Ebary-stnet, Pimlico, farrier
Mr. n. rendes IA l) Wotan. ea 1-.2.
y,. se te,, , see,. , . ; . 1.111. . . l3. ieetteen. 3 „ , '. . .
mg ter.) t went upetaurs =Dip her, sod aftiw we got up have mostly come to the window first with the childin my with perspiration, and lie complained of the heat and IL re (*Linke, le ing•atreet, Hammersmith. tobacconist-M. Levy,
Ur. T. rael linl• et or. ;Li 1311. 'llususivlllier 4 1..• v
Stoney-lane, Moundsditch, butcher-H. Cooper, Hanover-place,
the nu, ;at...other „nen and locked the &MC On thaseoccaaions I saw his mode parts naked ;it fatigue. I took the things away, and he sent ti3o to
Mr 'Anon'. lie. les is. .--a rei 7... rob. I.. ea...wiles a int. the U
Old K • at. I, pule' -A. Eastachlo, C merelal•areet,
was at tie wiudow. I have seen him hold out hie arms. dinner, awl I saw hint after at his writing-desk, and
ese. ei.mes of 11 o..ast.". -Maid of the hem 74 1 ilh doer un atria.% awl I bolted it on mine. Houghter.) 1
,I, thato,,, e rctusw,„l d0,,,,,:ga,,,,, and after I had teen dew. a few (Witness 'eroded hers to show the ironer.) Ile would he gave me letters to post. He wit in the drawing euWaiketerhiauhawdseseer_44"l. mumerri,aliwuriericord.-11.1illeirakvok,e11:teLemwe,ellOrrile7ntw. leirStc,
Bettis,/ :ato a best ie sly Hinton, 3to I apt eirelaoree, umnatots I took illy boots off to warm my feet, it then put his band to his breast, and I have seen him kiwi room, hie back to the fireplace. I went again to his farmer.
Bto 1 refs ae .I I imewareler anal the Kinglet's elle. Tim beim: a very cold nieid, sec,. after riaaarail amid, " Listen! Ida hand. It Iran tO Me OrS the window. nom about 20 minutes to at. I remember I had pre- nernaz NR. CONIDrIONER NICHOLS.
Rainuatite jim pi 4 ii.l a aib • kagl of two or throe legates, the girl is coniiiig out ; you go up and you will catch her." Crom-examined-I have been over two years in Mr. nicely given him letters. Ile had bin dressing-gown and July 9. C. J. Kirk. Thavieelmi, Holborn. board and 'Wen/t-
-oad ear up in hoot over the read to tbe dramas, where Aland that Lea the &handout:a. other servant came in and Train'. service, and came with him from Liverpool. 1 heatd tromera on. When at the writing-table he had hia trowiers per-F. Dover, Devonshire-terrace Kensington, sur-
germ--.7. keel'. antliam. Lodeowbarf, Wharf-mid, City- and
enninlllo.-r aee up Os h•Wr and Olniv away and woo tasy by abo went updair, to Um girl tint spoken of. When'they who Sir John Shelley waa when I first saw him at the win- on sa usual-plaid troinere After luncheau I saw him, •A'endover. Beeklughainsle , bay salesman -M. Abre-
tour I. ••ethe lady Iliuton was pulle.l up on nearing the were both up there, Cauuiug again told me to go up. I did dow. I never complained to Mr. Train about it. The and he was dressed to go out. It might be la minutes to 4 ham., Bedford Covent-IP/dab furniture dealer.
chair, and seeherse, eoming °era a rush, um only hasten ,o, hut del ii,a end ti,e„,. I a.m.,' undo,. the bad and Douse-it-lA.I, halm smith, told me his name. She had been when he went out. The letting roan hate a piano in it, at July 10. J. Ward, algate•place, iiiurs-pond-road, engineer's
kw avoid place by a heed. everywhere, hut could uot find her. (Heciewed laughter.) with iiie and seen bin, at the window. I know the first the left-hand cower, nearest to Piccadilly, between the clerk-D. Howard, Jockeyes-Belab, Bedford-row, Holborn, cab
time was after her Majesty went to open the houses of par- winilow and the fireplace. It has been there two moptieter-E. li. Mmakboum. Cumberland-street East, Middle-
Tit a M tviin INATE of :.0 an. illatelicap), for all ages ; Mr. byton -So, an tact, you were sole
olese•re mitra. . Thu versifiers et It mite. Kieltinnithel continuod -Yes ; I came down and found leiteent ;it was in the inmate:4. He hwl drawen on. I Reasons I know, The fel,' of the window hag never to my „dime
.•%.6311.t.* amistant-W. J. i'leht. Lewisham. Kent. law
It. Harris. Francis-street, Chelses, coach builder-
Mr en,. ~.,I..per, by senile,. 4 yr.. :et Gib 'Pli•mluar. 1 that Cahniug was goua I leoked for my boota, but 'Pao to tbe other nurse, Elizalwth 3PCormack, of the knowledge been open on the piauo side. There is • Dora
Mr eayesarke ILielarnis, .. yr.. ist Illi • Furilbani I fon= that they had been removed from where I affair °II th° drawarm° any' & Alger, Bennetes-pLu-e, Bethnal-green, flour dealer-F. Bur-
-1 have spoken since to across the middle window, with the back towards it. A sett eilevelandetreet, Fitzroy-square, house painter-R. Cocke,
Mr. te. hews Jeesie ;tenon. 3OS 71.1 lth a reere"°• I hail placed them as also nay cap. I made the girls Mrs. Train, who aa it wits very di.gustiag. Mr. Train table is near it, and it is always in ita place. It is not pra- At. Panes•mail, IYalworth, sesistaut gauger in her Majesty's
Me U.S.'. scailor...., ! )rs, t.t 711. carried !et I2J.
get me a per Of Claming's hoots and I wee about mutioned the subject to me on the Wednesday night. giblet to open the window while the table is there. TU Crimes-J. A. Wright, Arnold Aerrace, Bow-roid, and Cherie.-
Bettina ::It. I a:4 Renl"wFrs I; SB I ea"'" ms'it l'"r`r^t to leave when the defendant Quilling' 'returned to the house He asked if I knew of the diegueting affair of sir wineow opens 15 inches or 2 feet perhaps. square. Heston. bow anal estate agene-E. Parks, New King.
[ soal lieekaloorn, 7to I eget Fiti3sPna liukepoil an't Seek- with thr. u.,,,,, mimed pi. , Heyde., mid marshal. / John Shelley's, and I mid I did. Tbe housemaid was By Mr. Humphreys -You mut, put your foot ea the
rept led for near than half • mile, when % cepa ewes to
the haat aad ai,a ,'.• ..-tiy by a leugth: leanknlpt and Jessie waa 8"4"11 ip ""ir at th" timr' SW" nn furined "Yin&
" Hare he is ; there he is." Hayden ht hold of toe and with me on the Wednesday, hut not the find balcony to see scram the street. Tho door of the room was street, Deptford, butcher.
mewl °Rogan
J. Goldsworthy, Regent-street, Lambeth-walk, baker-T. Met-
time. It Vlllll after dinner. It might be near shut, and I opened it. It is a 'angle door, and I did not ewe. niece...street, Red Lion.square, csrpenter-le J. Archer,
Brown real iu for read Oar the result of which was a held ass hi my c t,Mr whilst Seigm, my f ,C. 3 o'clock. He was not deemed ;he was in bis drawers and knock when I went in. The half of the window nearest Burton•street Iturtimerescent, professor of music-E. J. It.
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dead heat with the two; Meber:e ne• e good forth a Iteaka- wnd Lair with gwawe'eral soot. (gnare ni laughter.) deeming-gown. I law him se. late u 4 o'clock, and he had Piccadilly cannot be readily opened. The other half warner, Clerendon.hotel, Anandeletra et, Strand-E. Burgess,
• Initan fifth, leakepa met, Watenpnte aod Mark,man then his trourn 011 they were light onesi aril hewas not then was o on the day I speak of. I let Sir Castle-street, Long-acre-R. Stevens, Greet Orroond-yard,
They then etre* me about the face and body • . , • Pen - Bloomsbury. licensed victualler-W. F. Slipper, Moscow-road,
brining up the rear.
with the handle part of a horsewhip, knocked in his drobsing-gown. It was anout 4o c ock ;ne had no cout John out when he left, and he went towards ite_eier huteher_o Gardner paiwineterediwet waiworek
THY Sol TII WANTED"! ItotweT PLATS of 5 son. Deck me off niv chair sod whilst I was down they on. I saw him go out after that, and in the room again 1111- BroOkell'it. I did not notice any brougham. Sir John reir",,ay clerk' _e. femme... et. ao,rguageies,„ jatejoeay. atd.
, with 25 added bY She Railway S.'ooPlial, t for 2.yr-olde and most brutally eLehed me with their este and dreamed on his coaling in. Mrs. Stafford's niece was seated is a married MM. Hie wife is not with him at 66, l'ite and glass dealer-G. eenfuld, Abney Park-terrace, Stoke Sewing-
upwards ; mares acd geldings &Hewed elli ; selling allow. kicked me. ler f.t. the treated me km bad in the neer of our window. There were muslin blinds to Janteesatert-the resides in the country. Sir John ton, omnibus proprietor-J Thorne', Alfredetreet, Harrow-
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some. Straight half mile. for • beast, much 1 a hun being, end his house, and I could soe • couch in the room, and I could was in town from Mesday till last Saturday, sad during road, 0011120inilion agent-le ;truer Bull Coffee-house, Market-
Mr. Gullareee Meth by bele -,nee, 3 yr& 7st Mb 'We the defen.liant Cauniug deed Irking .11 the time, sad see all mom the room to the open door. I have not. spoken parliament is generally. in town from Monday till Saturday. terrace, Islimpon-J. Tburiow, tiusen'sroad-villaa, Ilaverstack-
to Mrs. Seafford about this, nor to Mies Griffiths unto the The writing produced is Sir John's, decidelly H bet builder-W. T. Janis, Seething-lane, Tower-street-W.
-7. vrearlo I never Wm-feral to *top them. I madannmy escape into the
Mr. Saxon's D'Oney. 2 yrs, ea bib :mania! sst 91b., 36 , - ' -is drew' Vine, Upper Vietoviseroad, Holloway-J Hobbs, Hath-terfnee.
prelen, where I was followed by the defeudaut Spicer, aad Wslals",' I dou't remember seeing Mr. flumplweys, the big-gown is Of • light colour -it is the! now produced, and et, oaameada.t..gast„...t.. of ...tun haina tay talon
‘l.l kinky) II heifer at the house, end have not spoken about this tory the trousers be wore are these taroluced with it. I never _or. A. Waddilove, Baker-strut, Lloyd.square, clerk in
lb. G. Boemes Min Maria,3 yrs. istelleant. W. Bottone a laaPien, who threw me twin, aad I heard them say. " ' .
IJ. Reeves weighed fur Mr. Mundy 'a Liberality; his " Let's get him under the pump." (Laughter.) Ith one I have spoken miout Mr. Train's tramways, and maid to saw Sir John kiss his to ladies on that Somenst-bowie.
11M. Stafford, I
.hon_red hesirwould mowed. I didn't know day. •His bedroom is on the beet floor, at DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
masher went up, and 5 sod 6to 4 were laid upoi. him, but into the street, and waa followed by them, bugging- m-ennengonth
the colt did not get to the post in time to start, mid there. • horsewhip. The Heat morning I was oDu masa of bruises. tail! the Wednasasy might John Shelley was opPoited te the back. He changed his uniform in Lis bedroom. Ho Haar MAMMA Warnford.court, city-dividend of 2 1.541., sOy
Train. Mrs. Train had said to nie it was most untie- idao chaueed his tress in his bedroom. I was nc4 present Thursday. at Rtanefeld's, Basinghallaneet
fore all bunion him are off. I had two black eyes, • sear oa the side of my face, nip ear „.__,_""-• --- . - a • HENRY HARVEY, Ilatten-maden, Holborn. lamp manufacturer.-
um.... Sir John wan. opp _ming Me.. Train. in his tramwan upon the seemed time. About a quarter. to 2 I came back hid dividend or aid, buy iseedneadee, at vemtworea, gaging.
Betting : 3to 1 apt Sloth, 4 to 1 apt L'Orsey. shah was ant, and I was obliged to have my hair crimped rather
so& th„ witok or th,. typal.," and a. 4.44 In. two dour than usual, in order to get the grease and mot out
....i_ii didon? WI Hr. Tman. Sir J °II° kim.mt. hie hen4l t°.me.. I to the draseing-roem• He had his Idard trousers on. the hall-street.
mai ruing of that till mow. I fetter on seeing Sir Jetta isms I believe he bas on now. WILLIAM GRAY, Ipswich. grocer-end dividend of ltd.. any '
length" ; a bend lats., n the e cowl and third. The whirr el my hair. 'lite little whithen aud moustaches
make his appearance. I waited some time-(a laugb)- By Mr. Garth-Sir John is moth engaged during the day. Wedneary, at Wldtmores, Basingballetreet
ITIMI after ward. bought in for 70 guinea& 1 bad I was obliged to shave off before I oould get my
Lee clean. Suleequeutly my attomey wrote a letter to the but not to see him. I could see into the room Maria Johnson, unapt at 66, St. James's-street, said-/ CHAALM BARRoW„Inn., Colertum-street, City,
_wine merchant- '
Ter i Ibl RAU HANDicAr of 5 sere each. with 50 nadnd .
when tbe window was shut. When I first saw him miter Sir John coming in on the drawing-room day, and Id divelend of lON., any Wednesday, at Whitmore a, Basing. 1
leisure extra • the semi= to save his stake. One mile ami thi•Ddmits tor an aPology, hut they mien:led no answer. a hall-anet.
cather I don't know whether tin servant bringing his things down. While the servant •
AROMAS PA, SR, King's Heath,Worcestershlre, and Birmingham, 1
• half. (Lei soils.) sad the defeudant Spicer, who is a photopapher, photo- '" WSS . WIS. warm w ' , .
you call it winter or. not. I can t tell the space of the win- was away at dinner I took up to Sir John • card which had grocer-Ist dividend of 25., June 27, and any subsequent
Ilr. Valli tea Ainbaele by Bieleatiber, a >1.4. est cputed the Inner, aud expord it in his window. My
on the following day, were steel ea a pole ; they dow. I formerly lived aa housemaid in Cheshire. The been left. He was sitting in a chair reading the paper, TharsdaLat Kinnear's. Birmingham.
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ii th children were in oar room playing about when I saw him, with his legs on another chair between the centre of the WILLIAM BERT BAXTER and FILED)3I.IOX GEORGE BAITER,
Mr. T. Parr's b leer. 4 Sm. ,••••I elb (0. Vonlhaue II employee:l the pubhe crier, and they were cried throug •
Mr. T. Lars eby is augueu-illoom, 3 yrs. est elb town. and the ether nurse sometimes. room and the sofa. lam sure he had on plaid trousers. Birmingham, carriers-2ml dividend of 31d., June 27, and any
i Nlaiatley, 3 Cross-examined by Mr. Serjeant Parry-1 am 23 rears of By Kr. Humphre.p-I, have sald I have not spoken I went into the room again as the clack strock four, and tiLThavitursdal
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Betting : 7to 2 lied el nine, 4 to 1 &east Ambush], 9to 2 the •le &bent thin matter. I don t say others have not spoken to looked out, and he came in presently after On turning
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ams. I sever behaved any way different towards pr . • -... dend of Ca 10d., JUDO 29, and any subsequent Saturday, at
1 art Nl.4er• I i•• I a."t •••••ir "helm's'. 7ln I 17.'4 Ire", irlan to kilo or ticklethern. I kissed both of them. Whilet me• A gentlenta° aline awd qumtimmll me! and t°°k down round I maw him. Baker's, Neweastleupon.Tyne.
lot to 12 apt I ern John, and 100 to Saga any other offered. the defendant was out of the m I never behaved to my answers. The excure was always in front of the Croesexamined-It waa *beat balf-peat one when I took Jaunt Rootage!. Fast Harool, Ilnendraper-Ist dividend of
After ooe or two false starts the flag was lowered., when the girls iu anv indecent manner. 1 nut a ladder ma' t wimdc'w' "d it it mY lief he could be seen by persons in tip the ca.l. The second time I went up was while he was 9a, June 29. and ally subsequent Saturday, at Bakers, New-
Lucy wetat ahead with A strong had. and led along the back- their LodinoiS, wiedow mid threnieu;d te smash it d- tlisTy the street. out. I went to see the le and the carriages. Half the castleopon•Tyne.
ankh, Wein.; Swallower and Seedy M•Pherson in close did not give mo a pair e:f boots to go home with ; but I did By Mr. Corrie-I have seen him in • chair in the room, window was open. I at the door on ioini, no ROBERT FREELAND 'separate estate). Manchester, merchant-
' let and final dividend of 20a, July 30, and any subsequent
order upon her. Ambish end Niter lying off. On entering non %limit. to do ~,, if they would net let me come into and can see all in the room in • straight line. with the card. Mattick, the mart, was ia de mom Tuesday. at Fraseen, Manchester.
the straieht b.Ah Ambuela and Niger came through their their room. They 0141110 down and ea e a „,sir ey Ellen Smith, housemaid to Mrs. Stafford, examined-I when I went in to look out. Another gentletnan is lodging JOSEPH YAMUM, Bury, Lances/hire, grocer-let dividend of
borer, and et the half didance the two were in frost, the onmiusica beet.. lire &mood (the gwi,•ll:er of en. '-f. thip remember the Queen's druwine-room day. No. 66 is in the house on tbe second floor. I don't remember ani one Ile, Sad., July to, and any asbuquent Tueeday, at Feuer*
(bloom colt taking third place. No alteration occurreds girls) did not threaten to te me for in.! at duct opposite our house. I know Sir John Shelley by eight. opening teeth who lived at our house No. 66. Mr. Hard- Manchester.
Anibush winning cleverly by % length. Tbs ns-an. ant*
- ---- - towards her daughter. She threatoood to Len '
pro., pmg On the Wednesday lents in the second floor room occasionally back ...ime to ask if there were apartments to let. I how DIVTDriD6.
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was a lasi third. Dreadwerght was fourth, Irene was next, Jay 17. C. Jones, jun. Margaret-street, Cavendhh-square,
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for doing 00. I writ upstairs sod brought down some of looking at the carriages passing. About battled one I that upon seeing him, on my now irking round the court. and th,.., cuu...„..„. ' street, coach bullder-July 17.
Don Jelin mad Mariee hemline the belt 107- watemPrite. tbe girls' dirty clothes, and amonut them was • crinoline went to lay the cloth, arid saw Sir John Shelley ut the find I don't remember the time. C. Botten, Crawford. , Clerkenwell, brass founder-July
ea rouediug the top turn by the trees, slipped up and threw et.r. ge • _ Did - • , • floor window. I saw him come, it was to the window Bev. Mr. Itollcliffe examined-I arn Master of Arts and
!leant you put it un . (Landirea
Lanitiournie aad broke away without injuring either berme languor.) 17. T. Innocent. ord.street, Covent-garden wholesale and
nearest PiCendilky. It was open, and I saw him expose his Lecturer of Trinity Church, Newington. I was in St. ratan grocer-July 15. U. Baboon. Handsworth. Staffordshire.
or jockey.
Witness-I did, and danced in it ; and very well I looked tem"; ~,He., had • light dressing
_gown . on, Jeans's-street OU the day of the dm/lug-room, looking at toddler-July 15. IL Haywood, Coventry. ribbon manufacturer
THE If I'IMTDOIME *MUM of 15 Imes. each, with 50 in it, too. (Reese of liaugbter.) The defendant taming is ut 1 WOWS Ine any drawees On. He lowed the 1343141140311. 7 was first on the Siam Of No. 18 -July 10. F'. Baker. Wednestatary, Staffordshire, draper-Jnly
19. H. T. Tidmarsh, Stratford-upon-Avon, Wanytekshire, draper
added. for two.yr-old. ; colts, SA 10Ib ; filliee, Mt 7lb ; a relation ol mioe. mad the following day, at his request. I him ba't:4l towards the house. I saW him (Mrs. Stafford's). I was there • quarter of an hour
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wealth. and &Hemmen& Strsight half mile. (15 subs.) ',wend times that daY exPom himself. He was or twenty minutes awl whilst there I saw as I u r ''' '"e “r""
beught the drum. fur lam to give to Itiewood's mother, to • • • ' ta July m. J. Fowler, Whitehaven, Cuslerland. stockbroker-
not quite ohne to the window. (Witness explained that thought, Sir John Shelley at his window,. Mo. ea, env 23. iv„ Bag.
aro. a. SedsesOmaander, by Arthur Wellesley. ea iieb keep her quiet.
she meat five or six feet.) Ido not know which time that but could not distinctly see from No. 18 whether it was SW miller. Urpeth Mill, near Cbester-le-Street, Durham,
PA) nr.3 i Elisabeth Birwool one of the girls refereed to said the
Mr.W. 11. Wesely's Euler., eiat 1311, lee 3lb eat) • Li. leletaie 2 " mu Sometime b
Mr. F. Flrse's fby Kingetura-The lead of Mom ed ab plaintiff bad not taken any liberties with her. lie bad -0 wis 000ter-I cannot saY further John or not; I therefore went lower down, nearly opposite CERTIPTCATES to be granted, unlem ranee be shown to the
away. I had frequently seen him do it before. Tbe first and he bad then withdrawn from the window I then went contrary on or before the day of meeting.
tD. iluelsee 0 kissed bur aud tickled her, but soiling mere. (Laughter%)
time is some mouths hack. Sometimee he has had hie to the door of the chenust •or glass-dealer s shop between
• • • ' July la H. F Leadenitallatreet, City. merchant-July
17. J. Smith, P. O'Nei 1, and H. D. Leaman. Reggiano, City,
'lse ALDER/18cm STAINS of 5 son. each, with iio added, In her croweelaniutatioa she admitted that the plaintiff
~,a drawers on when he e 1 his person. Whenever I 18 dhba k d f nnd I could much better Sir
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to: home the paved, of oeleeno serving in the camp M ~_i'd.°llull„
_ht__,hold ,4 her IM, but 'he did mt thi" much - warehousemen-aluly 17. AJ. Wane°. Endelbstrest, Long-acre,
went L 3 the window Sir John Shelley always came. I John Shelley'e rooms, and into them. I remained about capsey-jally 17. S. W. P. Steward. Fordham, Canabridgethin,
Aldershot. To 1.11 ridden by Alan of the divide*. `"••• is'estPstmq
Wet 7lh each ; winners awl therough•bred burrs extra. Tbe plaintiff'. father and brother were ailled to prove the ,_ .
coukl never go without being annoyed by him. His eyes there an hour, I suppose. It was from half-mist Ito • farmer-Ju y 19. 0. Pearson, Manchester, machine maker-July
ere wrap directed that way when doing anything in- quarter to 3. I often looked at Sir John's windows during the 19. F. Taylor, Rowley Regis, Staffordshire, grocer-July 19. A
One mile and • half. (8 we.) state he Ina ;a on his return blink, from theilefeadant's, Led •'
'decent. Os the Wednesday I saw him-(Witneas az- Um& The window near Piccadilly wee half open, as near Harvey, Birmingham. gold chain manufacturer-Jule It L.
Cam 41. iurreedirillede. by Mt lawyers, sane 1114 711 this ckesd the planers CMS.
*ilia" an elo7 of Pow iedeoency.) He was near his window, as I could judge. Had I afterwards been sure it was he I overbury, lienky.in-Arden, Warwickshire, hotel keeper-Joly
der. 14111 edam . ... ... .... .... .. . ... ,Capt Ma It it) 1 The daises was that the plaintiff was the worse for . 16. L. Simon Nottlnaham, manufacturer-July 17. G. H. Kirk-
Me- hirstatiOi Source.* aged, Ilse 711, .ine. 111171 eittr: liquor ea the eight iu question, and had behaved in his ex- the distance I describe& should have gone in. I came bare from seeing the report gmriek, Lisietesa. iimge„july 17. 1. um., Liversieny. woe
(Mr. Lawmen I emomeat, in a •edscent „nen rd. femme. Creseexamined-On the Wednesday I sew him exposed in today's Tiniu-solely on that account.
very i er towa tee de inanalactuter-Jialy 17. A. Nixon, Liverpool, merchant. -
Mx. Lothar* talk Rainbow, 6 pm, Hat (Inc. 7lb ex 'Canapes) servants, upon which he ordernl the plaintiff to Pag:mim% agua
at half- o and . be was at the window when Crees-exemined by Mr. Humphreys-I hail sent to Sir PARTNERSHIPS DIMMINED.
Meow) 3 the Blur •he looked out of the window at them. John Shelley • complimentary letter merely some time J. Richardson, T. Lewis, and T. Appleton. Middlesborough,
Mr. Atkahmenl Miss Saloney, leh, A yrs, Met 71b Owner) 4 ease ; but ha refused to do eo, and he then fetched some He ." Dear, bod'l do ad know if ho touched the side with
bel 1 tched the windows more or lem for an hour. Yorkshire. Winters-W. OW and H. Sheammith. lone
Mt. Flenes Beensi, bee II yea. leat 7lb (Mr Terdelre 6 Peol•lo to put him out, being too ill to do so himself.
Kingston • apon -Hull, engineer,- Ann Harrison and T.
bal ahoulder• I mas no• looking at hilt • I was looking I merely went to me the dray/MIN-cam I knew leis rooms
Datums : 6 61, 6em °Mods. Ito 2 &gat Bontrinin, nod The case had not coacluded when the wart ruse. end the Liter the pines. (A keel.) I enw hint heli iiii • ithakery. OThraltar-W. Hartley, W. Priestley, mid J. 11.14-
10 Io I liar two. The favourite flied° all the ruuniug mid further hearing was adjourned till to-day (Wednesdae). hour after, very well, and hail been there. Had I been mere it was teaernok. kwatai, yerkan re, 'poem merchant., softy lords
having business to do in the TOM. He wan then at the Sir John I should have gone to the house. I we. not there tr. Priestley-R. J. fleeter and R. Million, jam, eld,
ease • ewer by sla lengths ; Little Rainbow wa. • led
Rtaffordshire. cotton spinners -J. Iluke me T. led,
third ; Mim Malsory mad Faspresa pulled up and walked in. -- windowe and hod • drawing gown olt Ho bad BO trousers to watch windows, and thiuk it offensively put to me.
on, and I saw no drawer. on him. I should have Mr. Humphrey' wee Mattill6 another question, which Leicester, buildere--0. Wightetaa, M. Neville, aad /11. 'ohm**,
Tee ArgirenDe Brame of 5 mom etch, with 30 added, COURT OF PROBATE AHD DIVORCE. seen if he had. He Ind no trousers on, that I Mr. Corrie checked aa irrelevant. Nottingham, stationers-D. Roberta, %Heads, J. Ira, and
her 2 and 3syr-olds; penalties astl allowances. Threw know. I did not look to see what he did Witness in continuation, said-The I saw bad on reW•fZi;r4.eni* Aabr,..rnmwana.dh.r..6:;alutLyeiVik. atte=7:
gurters of • ma& (3 stale.) Joint 25.
that time. Mrs. Stafford ems at one of the windows. a lighteolOured dreming.gown. Ico not see his dtawers euatard mama ianeweire, eneers-pe w atom, ,f. fordred, '
Mr. W. Welts Jeri. Dem& by Tlie Nabob, 3 yn, (Before the Judge (Winery.) Mrs. Train and Mrs. Shaffner were no the lint-floor at the or trothers from the street. I looked first in a dia. sad R. it/chards, Birmingham, drapers, so tar as regards R.
vt um ..... .. .. . .. . . 'Payne' I
ar. mai.haiTs steinekvae, i yr...._ . .iii an . . sutler 3 ITALIC= r. WALIU3t, NICOL, AND OWL window, looking at the carriages pawing by to the drawing. goad direction, and therefore, as I said, moved where I could Itleharda-J. Bennett and Marla Bennett, High-street, South-
Mr. Maps- aI by iser-meminer. : yr,. 7st __ t room They were tbere a pest part of the afternoon. I see more direct. 1 don't think lam called upon rightly to wark, rope manufacturers-T. A. Temperton and T. Barton, Man-
(W. Beanie 3 Hr. Phillimore. De. SniteraQ.C.. mid hlr Quain.M•Pe•re• now Sir John Shelley several Cram-the latest time was my what I think, but simply whet I actually saw. I bad cheater, coru °inchoate-R. Smith and IL J. Myth, Whltchnrch,
for tb• petitioner ; Mr. VA ward James, 4.1.0„ and Mr. Cole- aboot 4 o'clock. Idd not notice him expor his • th •• / • ude / th h h Oxfordshire. sinweens-J. Crosby and J. Atkinson. Appleby,
Pereen gone out at day to whit rie . was ere wen t e Westmoreland maltatere-J. B. Candy and T. Candy. Waloa, ,
LATENT BETTING ON THE eGULSE. Akre tee_ se fer the earespondeot Nicol • Br. Hawkins, after. I saw him go out ;of mane he had then his coat on. Blues paesed, but did not see Sir John come out to look somersetahlre:rneral dealers-J. Lawrence and IL Role Mew
NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. eI.C., aad Mr. Pritchett, for the eo-renporwirellit Oraig. I won't say whether on afterwards coming to tbe window Len. I saw DO ODe from the house kientiands thinly ladies. ton, Surrey, designers-W. Pretty. A. F. Nicholson, IL Footman.
sto 2 apt Underhand (off, 3to 1 wanted) The petitioner, a maaefesteses of fusijoas, became aw De had his dreming.gown ou. I left Mni. Ste,fford's service Mrs. Ellen Giber, 13, North-baok, Regent's-park, mid- y. Footman, and G. Oarnham, Swansea. Olamorganshire, linen
6to I - Rosamond (t and off) quaintel at Leghsen with the respondent, Emily Yana, sad came hank again about five months ago. Mr. Traia lau in st. yuneaft.etjaat the day ea Abe dmeing.room drapen-tv. Tones, John Taylor. and Jenathan Taylor, Crompton
13 le 2 - Drage DI
wb° was "id to l'e a jeWill' eitnneti°l4 aba whnee rent" hal be" that° ail th• time- On Moudel morning he looking at the Malaga& I Waa opposite No. es on the cad within °Ohm. Lenenshire• "'et." trinners-K Rodgers and S.
Ato 1 - Womhat it) lived at Bologna. Afterwards she cane with im to spoke tome about Sir J. Shelley-helaked if a note had beau aids- it wu about a uarter to two. I saw • gentleman at the
'I Prost, Willenhall. Staffordshire, corn facton-J. Stott and C.
Offener. Halifax, Yorkshire, Yelners-P. B. Pitney and 8. Hooker,
100 to /I - Joey Joon it, and MY) England, and was married to him at the Free Church in mat over. Mrs. Train spoke to me &bout a gentleman window once or twice. He had tin a droising-gown. I think Blandford Forum. Hematites, braes fonaders-W. eillott and
1110 to 7 - Wildman it aad off) Manchester. They stayed in that rity for three or four ening hie band and insulting them from the opposite house. be had treusers ore lem alwet mere he had. It seemed J. J. Arnett, Newcsatle-upon•Tyne, sharebrokera-W. Hulse and
ST. LEG EIL atter which they removed to Ln.•rpool. Five chil- I dime in the kitchen with the kitchen-maid. We were all to mo as If he had just run out of his dressing.room. I our W. R. Smitheetokeupon-Trent, Staffordshire, potters-T. Piper
25 to I apt Burk; it) =were barn ol the manage, bet only four survived. In toreltee when the Blues rased. Maria was at the window, nothieg whatever perecular in his appearance or manner, sad W. T. Plea. DithoPelaleatreet Without asy. builders -
Nousahar, 186 a, the petitioner became bankrupt, and soon but very seldom. Sir John kissed his hand that aftemor. I don't know Sir John Shelley, I have come forward from the J. Richards and J. Unewortri, Holton, Lanewihire, manufacturers
.211___IMIMIE. _vcdl.., T:2,1,a(4411"„__,RAC11,,S or I. r/S-14"1„.._ alio/era be went to Ones. with • view to 'storing bee- Ido not know oh which occasion ; I ot
cane remember the report iu the newspapers of metallic beeAeads-J.Bellis and R. S. Denson, Manchester,
""•••••• 'yr '•'' • WYnne• mrivi a'Pl'un "ftwb ••••1" nem them It was arniaged ULM Ws tamlipshould follow ; sad time. I have seen him do the thing I have described 'Cross-o Ad li. Ind • tl it f map InaMit"UNn.
aurined - y us et is a gen eman, nn o no SEQUESTRATION&
Ws lam, and W. rem% Eisi. aseordinpr the children and furniture were sent by sea. several timea. Sometimes he had his dressing-gown ca. It oecupation, lie livm on his property. The gentlemen I ALREANDER CAMPBELL, Meiklawood, ankcwibrightthireaarener,
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' Mrs. Walker pertieularly desired her husband not to na. wee gasendly in the morning, but I hare seas it in the saw is the mune I aeo here (pointing out the defendant). June 28, at the Royal Hotel, Kirkcudbright.
HILTLEY-ON.THAMES REGATTA. pack law tear, tailoring that there were many articles weennag. Wh,en that hag been ao I hare coma away frees My husbaod is not now in England. He is travelling-uot Plena CRAM, South Oueensferry, grocer, June 29, at the Star
IWO= AND LAM DAY. which etit be broken if spy one else node' the pekagea. the window. The window was sometime. open. a traveller. Ile le is China, I think, but I am not sure i „en4l(Bl=Alrel, 1-1111thae.-
, contractor, July 4, at tbe Procurator's
Mn. Wee. made the joureey through Prance and then Mr. Garth-lt was • rather remarkable prooeeding, was the last time I herd from hint he was there. If you want """
IJhrary, Perth.
The above great regatta wit% remelted itad coo- overland. Mr. Walker, disobeying his wife's injuuctions. it not? to see the letter I could predate it Pierce itr.w, Alva. shoemaker. July t. at Hendry's Star Hotel,
glade' yesenedny. Had the weather been line there is no found some notes which led him to suspect her fidelity. A Witnees-A very disgusting one, I should think. I never Sir Walter Stirling, Bart., Portman-square-I went to starling.
4.04 the w°•ImIllalle 01 °Metal**. "nil barn ben yoga quarrel ensued, and he came home to make ioquiries. Tel neatened it hut to Maria. I spoke to her on the Wednes- the Queen's drawing-room on the day in question with my Devil. emcee Ayr, padrycook, July 2, at the Star Dotal, Ayr.
ryas" than n't the PwwWw. der : hut ee Ilm rain fell heavily ease ininat the corespondent Craig was as follows s-Le day raining. She maid there was • man, who she se daughter, Mrs. Stapleton. I arn will acquainted with Sir _
Tenn an rely hour in the morning, the whole sone was 1867 the petitimeer went to !Macomb. with hie family, sad called himself • gentleman kiaming his baud and insgrtsigi Jobs Shelley. My daughter is also well acquainted with WIATHRR RKPORT. .
et,,ri. e, met nneeentmefthi. at the ...inn; of the sport, while there he VAS been ilk De. Craig, a neighbouriag theta from optseite. Mre:Traini speaking of it, mid it wax Mies Shelley. It was about • quarter to 2aa I passed. He
awl the %stealers, of visitors unmade' tithe. am in phi 'idea. was called in, and prescribed for him. On the alluding, We have spoken of it together !Mee the day. was apparently sitting at • table a few feet from tbe Tourer, Rim 26,8 To 9 A.N.
111" i."`"l st"" 1, "biol. waa ''''irgol with the indeenthd petitiorr's return home, Dr. Cntig paid hein two or three I did aot tell her on Wednesday evening I had leen it window. Ida not remember which window. We saluted
mid et.. 4 'le netehhourtmed • Lord Came
• . Ye and badly other vieita, after which he began to agreed the revenant, before. I did on Thursday or Friday, and Mrs. Stafford each other, he frequently. There was • pause as the ear- N. IL M. 1D.F.1 C. L &
bring. m lafare. rant. who. complained of a pent in the chest, of spitting blood, was present. It was in the dmwiug-room. 1 have never riages passed, and it affoeded the opportunity. It WWI jullt
The umpire. mired by ettrieked "temattr lial °Via of palpitation of the haat, and of sleepier alghtd• One mentioned the matter when Mr. Train was present heferel got itp witb my brougham. I cunuot my whether -- - - -e•-•- - --e- - -
Use umpire, sad Messrs. I ale, Codrindos, aad Lord, asy a servant suddenly came into the room and I spoke of it before Mrs. Train went to St. Leonardo. Ibe wore a white waistcoat. lie had ou some light garment.
Juo'N. - the first•naneel of them trentlemen is of tie limb found bar mi-dr-es rising from the ufa on whelk Dr. Cenlig told her I had often seen Sir John at the window ; that's all I err nothing in the slightest degree objectionable in his
virmt •of r:irileid4e, the two next of Oeford, aad the last nit • Nuns
el Cankhriage, was tang. Her jacket lay on the table, and she bed no I recollect i she had nut, asked me. Mrs. Train aid Mrs. attire. I believe my daughter recegnined him, but she did Amor=
rays ou--- is feat she never wore then% in the morning. Slated were speaking of it ;it might have been on that not ait on therm° side of the carnage. Liars re ee 63 60 8. 2 a 2
The irt commencsil
sr -at hilf-Pliel 2, end demanded se The lateens also depcwad that Dr. Craig's dress waa die- owed= I was sent for. Mr. Morgaa woe there, and he Mr. Corrie said if this lied Levu en ordinary cue he BZIWICM 29.09 68 U SAE. 1 b 2
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arranged. Her mistress stated that the doctor was sound- asked me if I had seen Sir John Shelley, and I told him I should have stopped it, hut because of ita immense impor- AN9ROSSAII ra.da no 68 B.E. 3 r 3
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- iag law cheek sad is!oldul her for coming into the room. had uses him on the Wednesday expoung bhuselL tare to the public aa well aa to the defendant, he had PoRTRUSU 2053 60 67 S.S.E. 3
kaiak% .111,1. The Medan, with the feet that Mrs. Walker always bad Mr. Humphreys objected to what took place before his allowed it to go on. Mr. Gerrie lben recapitulated the railtni 29•74 066 W-9;W- I c 2
eltml.rlille Flint Tenet, 1104, Cl=
(Luxor .. .129.51 IN 412 W.N.W. 4 a 2
&sled Trimly nou cub . ll cakes anal wine and French plums placed ou the table before parlor as • oolieitor, awl °burred that Mr. Garth had no evidence and commented On it as he proceeded, character- se •
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THE WYPULLI cHALLENOS CCP. the doctor called, wu the principal evidence wand him. right to queetion her on that point ;he could produce what king it as incredible that on the Queen's drawing-room day, LtililiPoOL ..120.06 03 57 ILL Si u 2
Four urn. after a time the petitioaer wrote • note to Dr. Craig, de- sloe slated in writing. the street full, Sir John should so have acted. In
,jus. Tammy. „noes in ag aw. 1 u 1
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siring him to cease his ettatelance, which be dill. When Mr. Corrie ruled for Mr. Garth. Mrs. Train and Mts. tire to the witnesses he must say that their evidence had QUIMMIITOn4-3 -61 59 W. 1 • 2
Deford Brannea tailing. Bast Club
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Aixoteru ..,29.87 as a W.S.W. 4 2
PAM 132 60 S. 3 -
TN" Mellon° MULLING, IMAM letter of introduction (ran Mr Scott, the Moister of the ing airing. On no occasion did I talk to Mrs. Train A man must have been mad when pollee, soldiers, and the lem°s
Donn . lOOO 64 M P. 1 0 1
Mr. A. resaaa t;.N. Leaden Mowing Oar 1 presbyterian chwel whelk he had attended at Manchester, about ' public were thickly about, to have commitkd such an offence genruneiiiir. 40,0 60 An SW. e r I
Mr. laackweisl,•litto
0 to Mr. Nicol, who was an elder of a chapel at Liverpool. Mr. Humphreys-I object to the witness being asked of as enrol, and he must my he did not believe it. SieJohn, poanami,..,:l situ se ps 8. 6 r it
Mr. Potence. 411 to
0 Mr. Nicol ca11...1 with his wife and daughter while Dr. anything occurriog when she was uot ternent. be mut say, left the court unstained iu character by this Ptreoura .. teas 69 67 &S.W. 6 5
Tree tieTWASOII• OiIIAUJOIMIS CUP. Craig wee visiting the respoadent, but after the doctor had Quenemmioation cootinued -1 don't know of other cam, PlaraNCll.... 'WAIT 60 69 S.W. 2 #
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aut Kir John with his friends, amen whom Were several JtENET
diamontlnual hi. uttermost% on her Mr. Nicol caune to see magenta. While away from service 1 Was in II palate g
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r..- KIM 13111 DOW WAVlllegaral SAM were et • claadestine chareare ; that while he wee with Be mc. clampicroya-I only heard Mr. Train speak of rioeVeynnee waiting for him was nceived with hurrahs front gmui, eni.s.... 00 _ "v. : r 8 ,
Henry Kelly-. • raw
therm feasmertate Grew 0 beeping the dog down stairs ; and that on ooe occasicto sent. It wee on the Thursday. lam not sue whether it whilst the witnesses for the prosecution left the spot in Imam .. ..... 150.14 08 - N. 4 b 2
741/: DeUTRICT acmes= VoS PAIS OAPS. a servant saw bet lock him in the diiiing-room. Evidence WU On the Thunday or Friday Iwu sent for. Mr. Mow cabs assailed by the mod tremendous yells and hisses.
near. Hopkins aloe Nresernethi
Miio. 1I sears= and Flay
Won by two lengths after • good race. explained thorn to him as merely referring to matters of By Mr. Corrie-I did not notice any coo in the street
TIM GRAND CRALIJNOR cc,. Wainer. Mem waa a third act of adultery charged with looking up. There were persons at all the windows. of an Inch dbnlnotion: and each 10 deg., above 32 deg., causing
CO3IPTON v. COMPTON AND BARLNG. early three hundredths ineremse. A-Reposed thermometer
Eight oue. soars pees mikaown. It was deposed to by •se ts Mr. Humphreys said that was the cue, and he did not
C Anbrldire Tint Trintty . 1 who said that we Wednealay rhea she west io clean her moduring other witnesses, and &eked that the case, 70 THE TIMOR OP Tan nears& in skade. 11.-Mohatened bulb (for Maporatlon and dew
rant). IX-Direction of wind (true-two points bet of mu-
sh steel Trinity het I lob
~„ 6 ligiltreeee Moan, she found the doe. lecked •al the heard &Mesa out in the jualgtuent of the court, should got* trial. 8 P • d hi Be • '
tit,- emit me to en °Tee r. niamin attic). F.-Poece ato re-estimated).
.C.--Cload (I to. 9), L-
lawd Own", darremda twomarroff ill• Prism Wm* lial* a male voice say "the bad shook." She di:wards the M Garth said he did not propose calling wingers to
ordul competitors. back el this prim sa he left the hour, but she didaanowt re. charri.cter, because he might aill half Loudon. Sir Joha wag Webster's asannutoe that.in p del
the rinci London theatres WILL: b, mos sky, c. clouds (detached);
els toga as Bali It
- • --. ' ' tightnine; ni, rons:ararr •0. 'recast (sum • r ran •s, snow ;
where the English Dratia is reprosen ,n is nos the custom t. thunder. g.
mi;.... a tom. . • .
ewe' hign. On another cateues ahe taw her mistress kiss • gentleman and • magistrate. It had been stated by the
to admit " gentlemen behiod tbe Wens.; but there eilsta
FINE ART ORNAMENTATION or WATCIII33.- :0=111.144 ha th 4 hal who, bee husband was ia bed prosecution that he had been guilty of a mamma no objection to allow any number to occupy the stalls, - - ----- -...
e pm., there is ~„ anete ~, w.,,,,,w1 ernann..,,, and um, The reepeedset thee erne to her and went over He would put it that the case was • mon extraordinary one bo_ • other part of the theatre in front el the [Advertinemenq - HOLLOWAY'S PILIN. - Day
that ewe. ef treater ...me for Ile diaplay or a caltivatek the boar with her in sench af • moored burglar. nen, OT SiDly
trumped up against Sir John Shelley,
_and ho would pro- mirmie ii. s
...„,ii,,sis, ,ese
&maw Issue than the ornamental,. .4 the das mut locks of The learned counsel then addrenel the sh here a dark mover behind the ''" " '''''-- ---'' Heats, Night Cbffis.-The temperature of noon and the chilly ale
. jury for their duce • letter, and ow t wie
watch... Countless .1,1,ai. dOplaya ter me apeidest ineemait7 tee, clients, thew fur the Co- . Also rant me tide opportunity, and at the request of Mr. of evening generally produce In those exposed to their victim-
should be mistaosed He confessed the
are still tbe cluauetee•lie a the Lull 4, manideiwees en.dise. sespit;„„ as• ' • lid nature of theP°a•iaiirta Ingi2tiug
on
scene,
and
ha
. • Haery mptori of this establishment, to state that he is tudes a dyspeptic state, if nothing more. Indigestion, thus
a no wbi e da,lmis of v. tosher order .4 writ an but rare' to ...__• •-••- ukre'...l ° ence which had only difficulty he found was la the evidence of Mrs. Stat. aot tlair petitioner in the osae, nor is he in any way con- brought on, is usually accompaule.l by extreme depoesiou of
he met with. The buyer'. desideratum 1.1 ni NM an ern Owen easiest tesm• Tho 7 nailed ne Witesews, ford. There was an air of truth about her statement, landed with the +shine parties.-1 am, be., the Writs, which renden life a burthen. Por these distreseing
wad whore will tbe assented ea him ample choice of arum. The jury, after about twenty ntioutes' delawration found but she must have i ed much. Sir Jobn was a color JOHN B. BUCKSTONE, symptoms Rollaway's Pills are a safe and certain remedy. In
.
dolma It is. thendere. eith phevere that we ran same las • verdict that the respondent had riereitul lul . • magin d Wed esda be' tre crowded eities where Watanabe must be present, and must
m ten with of the Middlesex Volunteer., an n y tag a - Theatre Heys/ Haymarket, June z 5.
locale a eisrla art estelillslinitet It t• Diet ot Mr. J. W . hemse, bete no.respoodints sa oeihie with emu persons ue
kno . mweleus hot deti, h on mean in threw off hi. axit and
duet. at 33 sal Si, Longue kill, and IC awl 47. rorrhlll.' - The 00,,u, then p eeed the decree - • e„, wu - ,se of . .
110..,00, gera:4, Lesson s Illnotratrd Pamphlet, post fres- fee se_
ten steam Is olewripUre of every ce.nornettee of wan*, not, see question of rms. es" reserved accoutrements, wing on twee dmwen or defame tro
such aa won ha India. He aftenearen dreseed bimeelf
tLwarZ CRYSTAL P --- - ---
awe.. *o.kbob sole by pbo4 fo au pasta at toe imaia_taa,m. This prolate cauw: of Barrow v. Barrow is pottpoued till went to Brookes'. a and at half.past four to the Hon= Of 1 Tumour, JOWL 24.- Adruissions on pa
ALEC!. - ONE SIITLLYNO HAT.- itigctill..lloll"4
cause maoy crises I,f fever end similar aliment", these Villa are
invaluable tor removing all impurities and regulating disordered
y e Pills are particularly useful In destroying
1
'vire all infecting ma ter which has gained admissinn
ymont, 2,653 ; ditto into the body while they rouse the nervous system from all
Mosmeati Friday.
Calennere r arid lt. witnesses meht hays lean thronek Wm I Ise rune !Wrote_ :0)2 • tete] E 11A% --..... .. ' i

Mr. Humphreys—l object to the witness being asked of
anything ocearriog when she was not present.
elimination continued —I don't know of other
=te. While away from service 1 war in Hampshire
friends.
By Mr. Humphreys—l only heard Mr. Train speak of
the letter sent, and he sakml me if any 'newer had been
sent. It wee on the Thursday. I em not sure whether it
was on the Thursday or Friday I wee sent for. Mr. Mor-
gan asked me what I knew. I told him, and it was taken
down in writing.
By Mr. Corrie-1 did not lotios any in the street
looking up. There were persons at all tape
windows.
Mr. Humphreys said that was the case, and he did not
propose producing other witnesses, and asked that the case,
if made out ni the judgment of the court, should got* trial.
Mr. Garth said he did not propose calling wittier's to
character, because he might call half Loudon. Sir Jobe wee
a gentleman and a magistrate. It had been stated by the
prosecution that he had been guilty of a noisome.
srould put it that the case was a meet extraordinary one
trumped tip against Sir John Shelley, and ho would pro-
duce a letter, and show there was a dark mover behind the
scene, and he should be mentiooed. He confessed the
only difficulty he found wee in the evidence of Mrs. Staf-
ford. There was an air of truth about her statement,
but she must have imagined much. Sir John was a colonel
of the Middlesex Volunteer., and Wednesday being a tre-
mendous hot d. y, he, on coming in, threw off ho omit and
accoutrements, having on loose drawers or dressing trousers,
such as worn iu India. He afterwards dressed himself sad
went to Brookes's, and at half peat four to the Hones of
Common' ; and the witnesses might have seen through tleM

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