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Spirit of the Public Journals. Europe. The Court expenditure of France Ail, not be' LA IV IN TEL ',IGEN ce. -.D cc. 5. the incumbent only, cr Mr. Horne only, do RO declare ! E.XT RAO RDI.NA 1?Y •C REDU tITY. - CASE : • PRICE'S' OF SHARES a Wintry WI. arkets.
his consent, thou that the faculty be issued to Mr. Wes- OF IMPOST
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retrenched ; the expenditure upon public works cannot --------a,--- -
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(Front the Times of this day.) he retrenched without endangering the stability of the CONSISTOR Y COURT. tenon in conjunction with the party so declaring his
PANIES' STOCK. EDINBURGH MEAL MARKET-DEC. 4.
, P If a proof were wanted of the straits and sufferings of Government ; the expenditure for the importation of , coeeent. With respect to St. Bernabae, that a monition
At the Cork poliee-of-Fice on Saturday Jerne3 Ciihdird, : There were in the market to-day 16 sacks oatmeal, each
Russia, it would be found in ttie tune of its official per- food must be incurred. It is obvious, therefore, that (Before Dr. Lushingtor.) 'do issue to the churchwardens to remove the preseet who had been remanded from Teuralay, on a charee iif i ____...,,--
weighing 280 lbs imperial, which sold at 50s.
soriages and press. A little discernment may stand us the Emperor is exposed to strong temptation. to close WESTERTON AGAINST LIDDELL AND OTHERS, AND BEALE. structure of stone used as a communion table, and to sub- . .
myosin, on the credulity of several parties, by seers- r From. the o.Jicial List, --
AGAINST LIDDELL AND OTHERS, : aitute therefor a moveable table of wood ; to reinovo the .,.
stmting tion,teli as a messenger from the other world, so EDINBURGH HAY AND STRAW MARKET-
instead of a regular correspondence from St. Petersburg. the war anyhow, in order to atop the remaining source
We may not learn details, but of results and general of extra expenditure-the war. But his natural incline- The arguments in these cases, with regard to the church credence table ;to remove the cress on the chaneel
thereby obtaining money from them, was brouget up for '
' PUBLISIILID EVERY TUE!DAT AND FRIDAY EVENING,
DEC. 4.
tendencies we may be fully certain. Even the diver- tion to do so is kept in check by his knowledge that an furniture used at St. Bernabas, Pimlico, and St. Paul's, screen and that on or near the present structure used as
further examination. I LONDON, TUESD 41Y, DEC, 4, 1855. Oat straw, from 108 Oci. to 13s 3d per kemple of 16 stones
gence of the sentiments expressed
.is a guide to a just inglorious termination of the war, by the wound it Knightsbridge, have already appeared in out journal, ion table. To take away all the cloths at pre-
a comma h
A comfortable-looking farmer, named Michael Caeh- l • tron; wheat do., 5s Od to 8s 6d; barley do., 5s Oil to 7s.
man, and residing near Caleerbeg, was the first witness
conclusion. The Emperor and his Generals speak a would inflict upon the national pride, would endanger The Court gave its decision this morning, sent used in the church for covering the structure used
Berle
6d. Hay from 10d to 15d.
somewhat different language, while both vary widely the stability of his Government quite as much as the fin- Dr. Lushington said-Before I proceed to state the as a communion table during Divine service, and to sub- exa nined. From his evidence it appeared that about G..4.5-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES.
.-...........„ from the IVorthern Bee. Alexander has been moderate ancial embarraesments enumerated above. ' facts contained in the pleadings in these two causes, I sttute one only covering for such purpose, of silk or six months ago the prisoner went into his house, pre- Dividend Amount
yraDAeaL:EperlTdiHttoldE.6.L MARKET-DV/. 3.
• and dignified in his addresses, as a man should be whose It may be, as is confidently asserted, that there is in deem it right, in order to prevent misapprehensions, to other decent stuff ; and, futther, to remove any cover ' •
to
to be deaf and dumb, and began to conduct Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Oatmeal, per sack of 2801bs First. Second. Third.
every word iS weighed by Europe. Prince Gortscha- the English Cabinet a powerful section disposed to patch explain the nature of the inquiry it has been my duty to used at the time of the ministration of the Sacrament,
himself in rather a etrange and mysterioue manner, Annum. Share. imperial
koff places
;the best construction on his retreat to the up a peace; and there can be no doubt that the Derby- prosecute, and the principles which I conceive ought to worked or embroidered with lace, or otherwise erne -
which, aided by a pale and cadaverous-looking coun-
noreh side - mented, and to substitute a fair white linen cloth with-
tenance, made a considerable impression on the British -••••-•• •• - - - Peasemeal, per ditto -s Od. -sOd-s Od
Flour, per ditto -s Od -s Oel -s Od
the untenability of his old position, and comforts his out of account the gossip, too plentifully circulated, re- lity what the law is which rules the questions discussed out lace or embroidery or other ornament, „> cover the
simple and superstitious people of the houee, After ; I/itto Frovincial .... 71. 20 0 0 20 0 0 23
Pot-barley, per ditto - a Od -a Od
troops by reminding them that they will be no longer garding the dispositions of the Court. Like all the rest at the bar, and b that law lam bound to decide them. communion teble at the time of the ministration of the
a while he pretended to have recovered his speech 1 Brighton ••••-•• •• • • 2O 0 0 2f• 0 0 15
150 0 0 I.
The market was extremely dull for all kiods of grain.
exposed to an `'infernal fire." It is left to the priest", of the world, outside of the narrow Court circle, we lam not to consider whether in my own private opinion Sacrament, and to cause the Ten Commandments to be
' in some miraculous manner, and asked the farmer £
...s. d. X s. 0. ---:13,4
15(1 0 0 20 0 0 -
, city,..of Lon, 341 6..... 451.5.
DUBLIN-DEC. 4.
and to those writers who address the population of the know nothing of these dispositions except through the this practice or that usage be abstracted) ri ht or set up at the east end of the church in compliaeice with
, 23.-10 s. 50 0 0 all 33%
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if he did not know his Johnny, whom ho had Continental
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capital, to show that the war has been one longtriumph medium of unauthenticated rumours from tainted wrong, convenient or inconvenient ; but I am to ascer- the terms of the canon. In the case of " Faulkner v.
beried seven years ago. " Armin" said the astonished
Wheat 6tl to Is cheaper than on Friday. Oats moved off
: ,}rest central .. ..... si per cent. 10 0 0 all
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for the Muscovite arms, The absurd harangues of the sources. But even though the leaning of the Court tain, ifpracticable, what law fhi a ••
the ote an enjoinsrand Litchfield," Sir H. Jenner Fust reversed the decree s 2•• father •, • • ! Imperial ............ 101 & emus. 50 0 0 all
farmer, "are you my son ."Yes, , replieu the , 5/. 40 0 0 - slowly. Malting barley 6d, and distillers' 6d to la lower.
St. Petereburg press display the nakedness of the land towards peace were ascertained beyond a doubt, we obey it. If, indeed, it should happen that the law has of the Court below, granting the faculty which Lad
- !50 0 0 - Some few transactions in Indian corn took place at a
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as much as the subdued tone of each Imperial speech. If would not allow it in any part of our calculations. The
said there should be no inflexible rule on any particular ; been prayed, but lie did not admonish the churchwar- other, " don't you know me?" The credulous farmer,
notwithstanding the strong Limerick accent with which Do., Part, Preference Si. per cent. '25 0 0 St .."'
trifling advance.
anything hopeful could be urged, it would be unneces- wearer of the Crown of England, like any other sutject, but that the Court may exercise its discretion i dens to remove the communion table or the credence
; the stranger spoke, seemed fully convinced that his dead Pll cet iiiffx ••••• •• ••• -•• 4s. per cent. 60 0 0 52 0 0 -
White wheat, 43s Od to 45s Od ; red ditto, 40s to 43. 04 ;
fiery to publish boastings which must move the ridicule human being, has personal predilections ; but those with respect thereto, I must still remember that the , table. It is necessary to explain why the decree
sun stood before him, and exclaime] 41 Arrah, Johnny united (74:: • General ...
eislios. IT() 0 g 16
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barley, 16e 6d to 24s Od ;oats, 15s Od to 17 3ci • rapeseed,
of Europe. If the Russians bad been victorious on any are matters with which Ministers must lay their no- discretion confided to me is a judicial disretion, to be ' was male in that form. The proceeding before the
(Indira, land that -v' "Yes, fetter, it is," ga , is 3,OU .Wearuilt:s!c'er7har.le're.d. 41 per cent.', 50 0 0 „ 6114 40s Od to 44s Od per Uri; oatmeal, 16s Od to 188 dd ; bakers'
important point-had they taken Silistria, destroyed a count in accepting office. The stability of our in• exercised according to authority and practice and not Court of Arches was not an original suit, but merely an
aid the other. " Oh, then, you look very bad, and Ditto, New ..:. •• - - 50 0 a 10 0 10 flour hss 6d to 29e Od per cwt; Inaiau corn, 45e SI to 48s Od
French division at the Tchernaya, or planted their flag stitutions depends upon a rigid adherence to the to be influenced by merely private notions of what, I appeal, and the only prayer which could possibly be made
how thin you are," remarked the farmer, " And no ; per 4'Bolbs.
on Kars, they would be able to confess with candour principle that Ministers alone are responsible for the may deem right or expedient. lam to inquire what hits ' by the appellant was the reversal of the decision of the
wonder fur me," was the response, " when I was for WATER-WORKS.
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their eventual defeat at Sebastopol. Were there union actions of Government, and that the Crown is never been done, not what ougbt to have been done. It will • Court below granting the faculty ; this the Dean of the
the last seven years in William O'Briari'e fort in the ,
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COAL MARKET.-DllO. 5.
in the Czar's sanest's,. .content among his nobility, to be named in discussions regarding them. When fall within my province to examine what has been estab- ' Arches did, and he could not in that form of proceeding
county of Clare. If you took the lid off the coffin the Name Of Company. I per of Paid. Price.
enthusiasm in his people, confidence in the hearts of his we admit that the prevailing disposition among the lished by competent authority at the Reformation and ! have admonished the churchwardensto remove the tebies.
day I was buried, you would find nothing in it but , I Annum. Share. Prices of Coal per ton at the. close of the market.
generals; and hope among his armies, we should have a actual and possible holders of the reins of power inEng- since that period respecting the questions before me, but I believe I take a correct view of what Sir II Jenner
an old broom." The farmer opened his eyes to their
• • £ s. d. X s. d. s. d. Wallsend, dun
less theatrical and unreal description
_of the universal land may be towards peace, we proceed exclusive) upon not to examine whether all these measures were wise, Finit did, and his reason for not doing ►more, because
widest limits, and uttered an exclamation of won- East London
loyalty that prevails, and of the cheering expectations what is known of the characters of living English states- whether too much or too little has been done, or wile- , having declared these matters to be illegal, I apprehend
der and astonishment,. "Oh " continued the itn• Grand Junction .... • • A. por ant, 50 0 0 all
.70 Huddle W. Hartley l7 C Haswell 22 0
that:maintain it. The Northern Bce has published an men. They have all been trained in the wordy wars of they some things might not have been done better. So that if the form of proceeding allows, no alternative is
cietor, "I am very badly off, and ceuld you give me a IL'e`ntit'i .....,' --•• :: ;
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4'. per exit. 100 0 0 -
I°''‘ Byass's West Hartley ~ 17 1 Hetton
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article evidently intended for the perusal of Europe. It Parliamentary debate and hustings contests. They are ales) whey, I find that any principle hag been laid &rein left to a Judge but to cause that which is illegal to be re
P iund ?" The pound was at once handed out, on which New River Company..:.;; • 21. 10s. - --- _ _ Davison's West Hartley 17 9 Hatton Lyons Main 20 6
accerds opportunely in time with the alleged revival of mere talkers. They lack-power and resources for prompt by the legislature or any other authority binding upim moved ;it must be contrary to all sound reason for a
udge to he called upon to pronounce his judicial opinion i eouthwere & Vauxhall 51. per cut. 100 0 0 - 89% 1-lasting's Hartley l7 0 Kepler Grange 2l 3
I) egotia,fions. The writer, no doubt, aims at obtaining and effective action in difficult emergencies. The manage- me, I must carry out that principle to its legitimate i
that things were contrary to law, and at the same time the supposed visitor from the dead immedia•ely closed
hi; hand, and on opening it aeetin it had by some my-,te- west middiesex ...... 5/. per cent. 161 0 0 - 90% Holywoll .... ....... ........17 f.' Lambton 2l 6
Howard's West Hartley North Hetton 2l. 6
easy terms for his country by showing her power of pro- ment of the war overtasks their puny energies. . They conclusions-such as I believe were intended, not such :
•to leave them to contit ue in defiance of the law. Fer rieus means disappeared, The wife, however, who eto,d BRIDGES. Netherton 17 6 Pensher 20 0
longed resistance. The allies, it is expected, will he would gladly wash their hands of it, in order to relapse as I might consider expedient. These are, indeed, trite
i many reasons I shall give n ) costs in either case. b and whose ct-I.ty was not altogether of so elastic
New Tanfield 18 0 Plummer 2O 3
content with a little when to gain more they must pre- into their petty intrigues for adjusting the balance of maxims, and will not he disputed by any one to whom
respect to St. Paul's, because many years have Witht.) e been Dividend Amount
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• pare for a conflict the end of which is far off in the home parties. Even among those- who make warlike legit principles are familiar ; but I have deemed it necks- respect
to elapse before resort was had to a judicial tri- ayra.ture
.as her husband',;, felt considerable doubts as to
Name of Company. - , •per of Paid. Price. North Percy Hartley ...l 7 0 Russell's Hetton
Tantield Moor l7 I South Hetton 21 9
future. But the writer of " The War Beginning in orations there Are some who are anxiously on the out- nary to state them that there may be no misapprehensibn the. identity of the strange r with her dead son; more e 9 e• Share,
Canfield Moor Butes 17 - e Stewart's . 22 0
cially when she heard him asking for a pound, for which
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atirtgieimill
• Earnest" is not a man to influence his readers. He look for a pretext for wriggling_ont. of ;the war, But the amongst others less acquainted with the rules which go- banal, and because neither the presentincumberanorthe
„he could not see what possibleuse there Wag with the pound
Hungerfard .. ........ X s. d. X a. d. 21 9
startles by paradoxes which no one will accept, and then deliberate, indomitable resolve
-of the nengliah people to vein judges, and that the course which I aro about to churchwarden was to blame • for what was done before •
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• prophesies with a boldness 7/filch carries little conviction, have the war carried on till tangible, permanent, bane- pursue in this judgment may be understood. lam called. their time. Because, also, this long sufferan -e, and the in the other world, and exclaimed, "You are not my
sot- " "Oh ! mother " answered the unblushinvimnosto; Southwark .......... - 110 0 0 - - Wood's Hartley 18 0 Hunwick l7 6
It is a sineular proof of the ignorance which prevails in ficial results are obtained, is the insurmountable obstacle upon to pronounce judgment in two separate suss, opinion of a large part of the congregation, fully justified ',i- h, ;_, ~. „ .
.e. e -, , Ditto Yew of p.c. It. per cent. co 0 0 -
why an you nemeneve me. ? now petters my dear waterloo ..... .. ...... - roo 00. - - Wylam
17 6 Kelloe 21 6
Russia. when a neer ' writer deems that Europe will be- in their path, their appearance in this suit. The Berne reasone apply to
Wallsend, t 4. ' South Hartlepool 2l 6
• of which the circumstances are dis-imilar in so e
mother is i i denyingme l" and he here applied the cuff Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 11. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 - -
lieve in the --firofou,el strategy of the abandonment of IVe are well aware that Austria is earnestly and in- respects ; but the questions raised dependmuch t
so Up 111 St. Barnalian and though less forcibly, still sufficiently..... Gosforth l9 6 South Kelloe 20 3
Ditto N_ w ditto of 71 1/ 10s. 4d 40 0 0 -
Sebae_tep`ol. This explanation of the events of Septem- defatigably watching every opportunity of working ern the same considerations that they have been argued o• to justify my following the same course. of his coatitehiseyes and uttered a deepsigh, which,
however, did not seem to have any effect in softening Vauxhall ............. *96s. *7OlO 3 -21 IA Harton l9 6 Lees 22 0
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harivas received at the time with ridicule, although just the French and English Governments, With a view to gather, and may properly be decided by the same judig- A very numeroue attendance of parishioners and
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admiration was not withheld from the general who with bring the war to a close. Austria wishes for pease, for menr, [The case of " Westerton v. Liddell," which vivLin others interested in the result of these cases crowded the the hard' and unbelieving heart of the woman, for when
he immediately after a- keel for a new petticoat and shawl,
Lawson
18 3 Ropier 21 0
• such skill and coolness saved the remnant of his shat- every commotion in Europe threatens to shake into heard in Hilary Term last, was fully made known to or court during the delivery of this judgment, h .
to Hive to a woman named Mary M'Donnell, who, he
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Dividend Amount
Paid. Price' Eden Main
Riddell l9 6•Adelaide Tees 2l 6
tered. force. But we now have the whole repeated, and fragments her fragile, rotten, and • ricketty empire. readers ; but we may briefly state that the case w s - - -_____
stated, was confined in the same fort, she stoutly refused Name of Company. of
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supported with nrgunuents worthy of the cause. Austria, moreover, has insidiously gained a position on brought by Mr. Wcsterton, one of the churchwardeps ASSIZE INT EL L_TG E NUE. to give them. The fellow then decamped with the pound, -a-7--
- Ships at market,,, 124 I Sold
It is useless to refute, or even to ridicule, the assertion the Lower Danube. The plausible proposallo erect the of St. Paul's, for the purpose of procuring the removiel •
stating that he would be back On the folio s ing Friday, £ S. d. X s. d.
- that "the Russians crossed to the north side as one Danubian Principalities into an independent neutral from the chancel of tee altar a cress elevated there 4-1, WESTERN CIRCUIT. -TAUNTON, DEC. 4
and desirine the farmer not to go to bed till lie came.
r ti
been noisal abroad, the police of the tdcimmereial .......... en pr cent. Stock.' Stock. -
changes his dress or selects another path ;" but we may State, under the guarantee of the Great Powers, will be and certain gilded candlesticks, candles, the credenti , ATTEMPT BY A WIFE TO MURDER HER HUSBAND. The affiai
SEABORNE MAILS.
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!lasttst,;(l,Tr west India..
260,; preiesitht.. stock, - 1t0)4
.point out the folly of losing the respect of the world accompanied by another proposal to allow the Austrian credence Wee, and certain coloured altar coverings, a d Mal-y Robbins, 53, was indicted fir stabbing, cutting
- ioeie ete
, for what was really achieved by an absurd claim to Army of Occupation to remain there until the new in- that there should be provided a convenient and deco t and wounding her husband, with intent to kill and mule Glounthane rind Glanmire stations were on the look-out
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the fellow the • in •
to arrest on evening question, but , - (N signifies that the mail. are sent trent the General Post office
complete success, The Northern Bee is as confident in stitutions are consolidated, and the inhabitants accus• table for the celebration of the Holy Communion, as i- der him, St. Katharine ........ I 4 per cent. Stock.
leiciiotrinc. dar,14;:.1.3....,.... .... ....1! ::!.. )lirc:leiitii. St_ock.
- 84, ~y the night-and Mby the morning-despatch.)
neither they nor the farmer ever heard of him after until outherepten ' i 37 es per c. 50 00500 SI I 37 *
its predictions as in its boasts. We are told that the tomes to "law and order." Au-trig flatters herself rectal by the second emelt. Mr. Liddell, the loco - Mr. H. T. Cole appeared for the prosecution, and , ' •
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purple dress of Sebastopol is put off for a time, but that that she has much to gain by the immediate re-establish- bent, and Mr. Horne, tho other church war.len, pray d Mr. Enlin defended the prisoner. he was arrested in Cerk, when Acting-constable Connor, victoria''- - -...,;::::.. ' si. per een. 20 0 0I 10 0 0 1 19'
Day when ma iu, ,• Fro, wi a; spn. •
ef the Glanaiire station, brought Cashman into town as .
the Czar will give it a new one by the genius of Todileben ment of peace; and Austria has, in those very financial the Court to refuse the faculty.] The learned judge thin The prosecutor resides at Bedminster, and on the night • , .
JOINT-STOCK BANKS. COUNTRIZS In General Post- Port dui r
and his companions. The petty victory of the Western embarratamente which appear to cripple her, a secret recapitulated the facts upon whicn the suit was greunded, of tile rich of September the prisoner inflicted a serious
1 the bench stated thath •
i The prisoner, en rep yte e,e was 1, Dividend Amount -..... Office, London.* Dispatch,: En, land
• ----ff.
Powere was unworthy of record, and will be speedily spring of influence and power. She has leading ca i• referred to the difficulties which arose, the applicatioes wound upon his throat. Robbins was awoke by the wound
' from the county of Limerick, and was about' two years. Name of Cor4any. per of Paid. Price. A.merica(byßrit.pack)N Every Friday .• • • Liverpool Dec. 15
effaced. Their solo trophies are crape and black dresses, tenets on every Exchange in Europe to whom she is made to the bishop, and minutely examined the severe' in I taw his wife leaving the rota, Ile made Lis way -. ' , Annum. I Share. tmerlcs. (by United Sts . !
a witness against. him.
their armies are reduced to the verge of despair. What- deeply indebted, or whom she has prevailed upon to affidavits of Mr. Liddell and Mr. Horne (which are if down stairs, the neighbours were sent for, and events- that induced h. t --------÷-- packet) ..........N •••• •• •• - • .Liverpool Dec.• 10
old very bad which was the reasonhim 0, 1
X s. d. X s. d. America (by U. Stat4s
ever Russia. suffered was only through a momentary undertake speculative enterprises, to the successful pro- too great a length for our columns). He also proceed id ally Mr. Fryer, a surgeon, of Bristol, came. He saw the 7 , ~ ,
t ' d thatabout t •
in Cork •; and that he hail a child about thirteen years
92 packet) ..........IN e• • • .... •• • • southern-et...-
want
.of preparation--because she had not sufficient secution of which the stability and permanence of her to point out some differences in the case of the St. Bele- wound, aid dressed it, and the woman made a statement British North American 6/. per cent. 50 0 0 - Australia (via south-
act as he nen done. He also s a.e two Australasia.....;,.... 1201. per cent. 40 0 0 all
ft
Johnny,L son,
railroads, or guns of the same range as those of the sway is indispensable. These capitalists have an in- nabas proceedings, both in the form for the applicatidn in his presence to the effect-" I cut my husband's Commercial of London. 10/.per cent. •100 0020 0 0 - ampton) ;.......M .......•• •• • Sollthamptoi
in several tunes, eayine,
who 1 after hi • •o " Arrah, Colonial. ..... ..:..... 51. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - Ditto (via Marseilles) N ..... .- •• • Dever .. •
enemy. Thus she has met with a slight reverse ; but, terest in upholding Austria ; they have more or less the and in the facts alleged. He said the great ohject to iiie ter( at, and I wish I had done it more effectually." Sub- ea
my won't you come here to me l" 10nian.h....... .i. .... „
months ago he met Cashman in the Butter Weighhousie,
61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - Ditto (via Cape of Good;
•on the other hand, she defeated the British wherever she ear of every European Government ; and, moreover, kept in view was to regulate the performance of Divir sequently she mace wiener very similar statement, say-Lond. Cnar. Bk. of Aus. - 20 0 0 all 017 Hope) - ........ -NI ....... •• • • . Uncettalll
• met theme:while the French, in their last victory, will they have the power, by their combination, so to affect ( aueliter )
service, and the furniture and ornaments of the chart ing, "I have not half doh° it, and I will do it again." • . . . London and County .. 101. er cent. 50 0• 0 20 0 0 - Africa (West Coast) ..N !23d of the month .. Plymouth Dec. 6 .
instinctively recur to the words of Pyrrhus. So the the have
of Europe from time to time as to impart in conformity with the law, and so that no just cause - i The cross-examination was directed to ;how that the Londn sad Westminstr 'l4l. percent, 100 0 0 20 0 0 49 Alexadria.-- ....N,B, 9, 24, &30of ni • Dover .... t
writer goes on :-The French loan was only successful a false show of popularity to any policy it may be their offence cow's be given to any number of the parishio . prosecutor was an intemperate man, that there had been • to giveyou up to a policeman if I could find one,
you
Cashman (indignantly)-I did not. I was calling after
Frovinclal of Ireland- ' 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 51 Bahamas ..........7M :17th of the moot' •Seuthamptor /
but I could not.
by means of the Jews ; the Angle French alliance way intereet to promote. era. He trusted that whatever might be the judgme t serious differences between hint and his wife, and that Ditto, New.......•• • 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all 21 Belgium ......... -IN !flail Y•• .• •• •• •• • • IDover ......IDally
Ares actable and intelligent-looking woman, who Netioree of Ireland.... ee per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 - Brazil ..............M 9th of tha month ..jSouthamptoi .•Dec. 15
be broken up in a day by any reverse ; the nations of So far then as France, England, and Austria are con- of the Court upon these controverted questions, that no e tbe wound had been inflicted in the course of a struggle P .
seemed to be considerably ashamed of the part she Nat. Provincial of Eng. I 85. per cent. 100 0035 0 0 - Buenos Ayres .....; ..M 9th of the month .. ;South:1111;qm Dec. 15
Europe, momentarily estranged, are rapidly assuming cetned the chances, as regards the question of peace or of the contending parties would conceive that, in t e which had arisen between them.
Various port 'Uncertain
their former sympathy for Russia. The army of Gorts- war, may be taken to stand thus :-The French Govern- matters now under discussion, there was anything of . Mr. Eillin, for the prisoner, urged the jery to give the had acted , ,
t t t Oriente Bank Corpora. , EV. p. ctlzbs. 25 0 0 all 3814 Cape of Good Hope ..N
chakoff is unassailable ; the Allies have landed on spots punt is inclined to peace by financial difficultiee. The sential importance to vital religion, or indeed to true wqr- Prisoner the benefit of the doubt in which the case was wan tia 1141 ct &bs 25 0 0
d and who gave her name as Mrs. Dennehy, of Ditto, New ........ c 8/. per cent. 20 0 0 13 0 0 - Cape of Good Hope ..N
Glasheen, was next examined. Her statetneh ,
Pt ."-- Cape de Verde .......N 9th of the month filonthampto Dec. 15
of no importance ; whatever ships they may bring will English Government is not indisposed to peace on ac- ship, except so far as might be apprehended that 4re involved, and to find her guilty of a mere unlawful assault prisoner went
between three and four months ago the . Union of Australia.... 301. per cent. 25 0 0
for DUO 331 per cent. -
South Australia ••• • •• P• • •
i" 73% Ceylon (age India)
2.0 0 - Ceylon .......• ......N '
be received by the Russian gun-heats. We have quoted count of the effeminate, Sybaritic character of our states- things compliiined of might lead to superstitious uses, O,T, instead of theca pital offence with which she was charged. Union of London ..... 120. per cent. 50 0 0 10. 0 0 30% Channel islos.••• • ••liillon”Wed-•&Pri.l. Southampto, Tti.Th.i et
these dishonourable and foolish misstatements, not from men. The Austrian Government-like the tempting on the other hand, that they conduced to more decoroes His L)rdship having summed up, the jury, after a half a glass of whisky, placing a penny on the
c 'linter.
Union of Madrid ....• ! -
into the house kept by her mother, and made signs --- .. •••••• h
40 0 0 all -- Chili.. ............... bil2clBc 17th of moot isouthampt,,.
China ... . .Once a raonth...., ec. 4
a desire to expose them, but rather that they may throw fiend in the fable, always on the look out for men under and effectual performance of Divine worslaip. Thety long conseltation found the prisoner guilty of unlaw- CANALS. Constantinople ......e 8,13,18,23,t23 or ii• 'Dover .... '
a light on the language of the Czar and of his friends, strong temptations to act dishonestly-is indefatigably must all feel that these things in themselves are utterly fully wounding.
• whisky before him, and he then uttered a deep groan,
The witness, who was serving in the shop, placed the
Censtantinopie 4th ee 20th of mow 'Southmist°,
who declare that the West has gained all that it can whispering its insidious and perverse counsels into the immaterial, The learned referredtote judge
then
s 5 Dividend Cont. of Europe M•& N !Twice daily ...... Dover ... Twicedailf
. . . •
Names of 0 Egypt (see India) I
Fairly desire, and that Russia is willing to concede all ears of both. Bat against the wily tempter there is the never before heard such a fierce voice. The prisoner, Names of ' /5., Dividend
which she stated frightened her terribly, as she had
Priceper
different acts of Parliament bearing on the question t wVe•
Companies. 'i's Price. France ........ M & N•Twice dai1y...... Dover .... Twicedc
`that she decently can. It must be remembered that all formidable adversary, public opinion. We speak not i sue the canons • force the ecclesiastical common The learned Judge in assing sentence, said he should
.th rce, ch Annum. - Annum.
re Gibraltar ..........m:4, 7, 17,i0. 27 ef r•• SoulluMV,Y.
'writing in St. Petersburg is at least negatively official. merely of that honest public opinion which is earnestly ' " • •'
not b dissatisfied'P•••• hadf d• emptied the remainder of it on his head, washing his
taking up the whisky, drank a portion of it,
Itw judicial decisions of the superior courts, and no have been it the jury found the pri- and Companies. As per
I" - -- - - ()rem (see India) I
If nut the direct production of a Government agent, bent upon the assertion of national rights •; but also that soner•the count in the indictment upon which temples with it. He then made signs that all the X ' ' .4 •ereytown ........ „stt 2ncl & 17th of mon.Soutbampt•fe •
the'usjeges and customs that had prevailed. It had ben guilty on .
empty barrels should be thrown out, but this only ‘shtn &Oldh 93 71. p. Ct., 139 Nfacciestteld. leo 2/. 10s. 51% Hambargh ...... „ ..N Tuesday & Friday London ...
it contains only what such an agent will approve, scarcely less influential, though less worthy, - , - Neath .•- • • 100 161. - lavannv.h .......... in std of the montl•lSouthanaplin. Dec. 1.
The Northern Bee may, therefore, be considered to opinion, which shrinks sensitively from general scorn placed in this and other churches prior to the consecrO- he have been dissatisfied with a verdict finding her guilty
BrenkecAbrelso 41. - Oxford ... • • 100 - - Holland ...... - ....M•DMIY•• ••••• • •• •• 'Dover ....... Delis
speak what the Czar wishes his subjects and neigh- and ridicule. Even if we take only Austria, France, tion thereof ; and that the - of the intent to do some grievous bodily harm. The he walked into the kitchen, and sat down on a char.
excited the laughter of the inmates of the shop, and so
Birmingliain 40! 41. 92 Peak Forest. 78 51. Os. 86 Honduras ..........m 17th 4 !the month.:Nonthamptoi, 16thofmon
ours should believe, There can be no doubt and Etigland into account, the odds are against a speedy oration stamped 1 •the bishops,byapprobationf
,teem with
h had the most merciful view of Coventry...• 100 251. - Regent's .. .. 30 11 14% India (viaSouthampt.)m,4th t 20th of mon.lPlymouth • • Dec. 4
Derby -•. .. !100 61. 15s. 84 Rochdale.. • • 5 11. 10s. 60 India(via Marseilles )M 9th& 25th of month:Dover .... -.
that when the war is spoken of as only now be- termination of the war.sharply what man was that there, and desired him to
~, 8. ) & 27
The witness's mother coming presently, asked rather -
authority. He could not ascribe much weight to th t the case ; and it now became his duty to pass sen- .
be off, but this he did not pretend to hear, poin
• tine to Ellsinre&Chs 69 2% p. ct. - sortirset Coal imy - - lonian Isles (see India) 7, 17, .of moniDeeer...... ,
ginning in earnest it is the wish of the Imperial But Russia must also be taken into our calculations ; argument, He agreed with Sir Herbert Jenner Fu et tattoo for the offence of unlawfully wounding, of which 12j - - Ireland ........31 & NiTwice daily ......Holl head . ITwlseitail
his ears to indicate that he was deaf as well so; dinne Do., 6 ar.Ct. 10 6L pr. et. 11%1.7ithfirerd &sbWore 140 i 281. 425 I4sabdoeni ...........„ ..bi 79,0.!, g,tte27moofnTl;jisiguuttlhiampto) Dec. lb
Cabinet that the lerissians should be encouraged to oto and, unless we are much mistaken, in Russia will be that the rules applicable to ornaments did not apply to the prisoner had been most justly convicted. He hoped ' . GranoJ•inctn 100 3- pr.ct. 37 Do Lk Ffl-4
stinacy or their opponents terrified into 3 treaty. Pro- found the main obstacle to the speedy huddling up of communion tables and credenee. tables. He held Oita her conscience acquitted her of intending to take away Ile then took a piece of chalk out of his pocket, and
(oirrn,tritir,riocyn 00'
100 15.'1(4'. - atonrwhrls77,:•l ,124, 12/. 290 wadeirr: ..
..
...
. • .•
•*. 7.31.1123 d of month •••. Liver;oomFt".°.''.l
bably both objects are included. The waverers at home an inglorious and unstable peace, pregnant with future the order in the Book of Common Prayer immediately the life of her husband, who had earnestly beeemeht the wrote on the bellows, "I am one of the good paella?: d
~,. 28 Walla (see India.; . I
Captain Pollock-What did ho mean by the " goo Kennt 8: Avn 39 6s. Od.
and abroad are to be strengthened in the idea of Rus- dangers to Europe. Tho Russian Government is not preceding the Morning Service did not apply to cow- court to take a favourable view of her ease. He (the Lancaster Inn'
••- - -; 7- - wee Rail. a 26 .• Waite .... .., . NB,lB, &28 of,mon.'Dover Dec. 4
sian invincibility ; the noble and the trader of the capi- yet so weakened, or (what is uearly the same thing) so reunion tables and credence tables, because they were learned judge) however felt that he should not be doing people .
?'' - Severn and I.l' 1
Leeds &L'vrp 10(1 251. - Warwick & j Wauritius (see lu,11a) 1
weerities .. „„ „ ,/,;!14th of the month I
tai are to believe that a determination to resist will conscious of its weakness, as to consent to any terms not to be deemed orn
atnente. The learned judge then is uty if he did not pass tle severest sentence awar ed . The witness-He paid, your worship, that be bad been Leicester.... ; .. ,
Leicstr 3.7-Nth 83: - - Warwick & 1 21. II Mexico .... •• ......M 2n,1 of the month., ,Soathamat. ;-• Dec. 1
lower the tone of the Allies ; while the peacemakers of .that would afford the Allies a plausible pretext for back- referred to the case of " Faulk Lichfield," '
Faulkner v. That f di ff f Id 'h th ' hd b f d
or e o biles o wlc e prisoner a een oun .
in the other world, and had seen all the dead people for
Loughborogh 142 70/. - Napton. . 5 100 1
100 21. 23%
Naples .... ........N sthlltth2sthormon.lDover .. , - j
- virerestr & / ~„, ~, 9 New Granada ......a• 2I & 17th of monil,:floutharnptot, I
the West, and all the irresolute or secretly sympathetic inn out of the contest in which they are engaged. The suit differed from the resent, belie „ 1 from ' guilty-which Wa.3 that she be imprisoned and kept to six yearn, sand that he had been in Cahirmee fort for
Binning. j' - I New Zealand ........ By private saip -IVarions port Unear".'y
in Europe, are to be confirmed in Russian leanings by only terms to which Russia can at present be brought to inferior court againstP f gn. ppea on
hard
labour
for
t,
a acuity which that court
le. He said his father and mother were living in Ca- 5•1'•
Mntgmerysh 100 - -
Monmouthsh 1:1;:' 6-1
•ItnMwbry 100; - - Wilts & Brks• - I 10s. Od. - • Papal States ........i;jsthlsth2athormon.lDover .... ..1
the spectacle of an indomitable people and the prospect crument are such that their acceptance would make the greeted. That case raised two questions-firat, as to la The prisoner, whoa ppeared to be much affected, was • 49% Blrming.
Peninsula ..........M 7thl7th27thofhion.!Southailapton,
of an endless war. French and English Governments a mockery and a by- stone communion table ; secondly, as to a credence tabhe. then removed from the dock. herlag, that there were some people there he had fright-
INSURANCE COMPANIES. ',era
...............m ad & 27th of mon.lSouthampton!
Bur if the idea was good, the execution has been in- word among the eanons. The resources of both France The table so introdnqed Mr. Faulkner contended wilts - ened the life out of, that he was buried in Caherlag
different. We can gather nothing from the present and England are ample •; •• all that is required is that the immovable, being of atone and of considerable weight , NORTHERN CIRCUIT. -NaWCASTLE, DEC. 4. churchyard, and if the coffin was opened nothing but a Dividend Amount
of Sicily •
~............Nisthlsth2sthormon,Dover •....,
Paid. Price. Tuscany ............N,sthlsth2sthormon.'Dover .. ~..
document but an encouragement to persevere. An Government of the firmer adopt a wise economy, and and the churchwardens contended the contrary. The Mr. Baron Martin took his seat on the bench a few broom would be found in it. (Laughter) He then said Name of Company, _ AnPlieurm.
Share.'_,•
Venezuela ..........m 2d t 17th oftnontb,Southampton 1 &Tamen
my husband, who is dead seven years, and who was in
apology for ill-success would command more respect the Government of the latter brace their nerves to act learned Dean of the Arches pronounced the table in minutes before nine o'clock, than a gross and absurd denial. But what would carry like men. Neither in France nor England is public opi- question was not legal. That learned judge stated that His lordship, in charging the grand jory, said-Gen. the same fort, sent him to tell me that he did not die at Xs.d,l£ s. d. Australia) ...... .. ,
/ Os 500 0 0 60 0 0 83 Welt Indies . N.. 2.1& 17th o nionth'Southepten 1& le mei
the greatest weight would be a statement detailing nion in such a state as to admit of their Governments there was not an in'st • • ance in which it ,vas shown that t• 1 • h b - dattendat this einen, you ave een euininone to - all and that if we opeoed hie ceffin we would find only ,t.th..1.,..i.t: .
some of the means by which Russia can support the incurring universal obloquy and contenipt with safetY st t blessed nde Ie I u ' 't
though
one a were u u r legal a teen y,
~, .
usual season cif the year, in consequence of an i
inpres i
hen a broom there. (Laughter.) He then toll me that my alliance I *and Fo.1:. 71. ,I.s 16d:bs. 100 00j 11 0 0 •
Ditto Marine ....... 61. p.c.& bs. 100 0 01 25 0 0 42
I Whenany 01 these fates Calton a Sunday, the malts win ..• de.
campaigns that are to come. It is useless to affect a to themselves. Our belief that the war must go on pre.ailing in the minds of come persons that a number husband wanted to. come back, and that if we gave him Anchor .............. 6 per cent. 5 0 10 0 - 4patched on the follovving day, with the exception of the In.ll, el l°
there were some few churches where they might be
mystery about things which cannot be concealed, or, in reefs not upon our confidence in the short•sighted an I found. The grounds on which that judgment waegiven of iiincee ..t people are imprisoned from the end of the 10e. he would bring him back ; and he then began to Atlas
lioo o o 25 0 0 _ preceding day. -
such a contest as this, to pass over with affected con- unstable 'views and dispositions of statesmen, but upon were, that a legal communion table should not be of bawl out Ina soles ill frightened all Argus Life ........... 41. per cent.
slimmer until the beginning of toe following spring, and ice t ~tUs a very much
British Commercial .. 71. 10s. 15e 0 0 5 0 0 6%
tempt the opinions which are current among men, the necessity of things.-
(nueehter)-" Will veil eive me 10. s. ? Can't you ffiVo me r.,-.:, ..,-. a ri..- T. .-- -.. p_,.. inn .• A in .. ..
Throuediont ,ham fli,-1 ......-1 NT- Trr __ 1 1 .1 • , . stone. Anolyine, that denision 1-..-. tha ‘4.-"•••..-,.,se,..... ~,f are. there-4-e. in custody lrin,ae tl.es ti-,.., -,,,a.. ..- 1,-

• " IN• BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM-
_
llic 1,1'1.1-11,J1' U JCL".
a - 1- - -
(From the Tim-es of this day.) Ihe retrenched with.out endangering the stability of the CONSISTOR Y COURT. tetton in conjunction with the perty so declaring his
PANIES' STOCK.
, coaeent. With respect to St. Bernabae, that a monition
At "
he Cork police-office on Saturday Jeme3 Ciifferd, ,
11 If a proof were wanted of the straits and sufferings of ' Government ; the expenditure for the importetion of '
(Before Dr. Imehicgtor.)
_____...,........-
Russia, it would be found in dm tone of its official per- food must be incurred. It is obvious, therefore, that .do issue to the churchwardens to Ternev,e: the yres..crit ',vim had been remanded from Tbureday on a charier ef i
•
souaees and press. A little discernment may stand us the Emperor is exposed to strong temptation. to close WESTERTON AGAINST LIDDELL AND OTHERS, AND BEALE structure of stone used as a communion teem, and to 'MU-
imposine on the credulity of several f;ertiee, by repre- . From the gjicial List.
• *
AGAINST LIDDELL AND OTHERS. : stitute therefor a moveable table of wood ;te remove the - ' . -
smiting hilie-ieu as a messeneer from the e: her world so ' ,
instead of a regular correspondence from St. Petersburg. the war anyhow, in order to stop the remaining source
; , IIIBLI•,"11ED EYERY TUE!'iDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING .
We may not learn details, but of results and general of extra expenditure-the war. But his natural incline- The arguments in these cases, with regard to the church credence table ;to remove the cress on the chaneel
thereby obtaining money; fro'm them, w'as brouget up for .
tendencies we may be fully certain. Eveu the direr- tion to do so is kept in check by his knowledge that an furniture used at St. lam-Babas, Pitnlico, and St. Paul's, screen and that on or near the present structure used as
further examination. I LONDON, TUESD A.Y, DEC, 4, 1855.
a commu lion table. To take away all the cloths at pre- A comfortable-looking farmer, named Michael Caeh- I
gence of the sentiments expressedh,is a guide to a just inglorious termination of the war, by the wound it Knightsbridge, have already appeared in out journal.
4.
man and residing near Caherbe was the first witness
conclusion. The Emperor mad .i 3 Generals speak a would inflict upon the national pride, would endanger The Court gave its decision this morning, sent used in the church for covering the structure used
somewhat different language, while both vary widely the stability of his Government quite as much as the fin- Dr. Lushiogton said-Before I proceed to state the as a communion table during Divine service, and to sub- '• • g' ' • CLIS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES.
exa limed. From his evidence it appeared that about
from the IVorthern Bee. Alexander has been moderate ancial embarrassments enumerated above. . facts contained in the pleadings in these two causes I stitute one only covering for such purpose, of silk or eie months leo the x,riso went into his house, pre- Dividend Amount _____ _ _
and dienified in his addresses, as a man should be whose It may be, as is confidently asserted, that there is in deem it right, in order to prevent misa h • other decent stuff • and, further, to remove any cover •• • '• "' . n"
tending to be deaf and dumb, and began to conduct Name of Company. per of Paid. peke,
e
used at the time of the ministration of the Sacratoent,
h-ms If in 'either a etrange and myst-erioue manner,
every word is weighed by Europe. Prince Gortscha- the English Cabinet a powerful section disposed to patch ppre ensions, to
explain the nature of the inquiry it has been m duty to Annum. Share.
ill•c' he aided' by a pale and cadaverous-looking coun- _
koff places the best construction on his retreat to the up a peace ; and there can be no doubt that the Derby- prosecute, and the principles which I conceiveyou ht to worked or embroidered with lace, or otherwise orna-
X s. d. X s. d.
norell side ; he shows the enormous losses of his army, Disraelites and Aberdeenites are so inclined. We leave govern it. lam bound to aseertain to the best f gy
abi mented, and to substitute a fair white linen cloth wii-.11- twenianc'e, made a considerable impression on the British .............. _
- - -
the untenability of his old position, and comforts his out of account the gossip, too plentifully circulated, re- lity what the law is which r • out lace or embroidery or other ornament, t i cover the a ,
simple and superstitious people of the house, After ; Ditto Frovlncial.... V. 20 0 0 20 0 0 23
ules the questtonsodismciessed.
20 0 0 2, 0 0 15
troops by reminding them that they will be no longer garding the dispositions of the Court. Like all the rest at the bar. and by that la I b dt d id th
. e.m. communion teble at the time of the ministration of the , a win e h pr n e to have recovered h s speech 1
• f e ete dal i
er
iam oun o. ec e
Sacrament, and to cause the Ten Commandments to be ;ui of London .... •• 41. Os. 100 0 0 150 0 0 -
exposed to an "iiifernal fire." It is left to the priests, of the world, outside of the narrow Court circle, we lam not io con al vhe hw
ei ehr N t nmy own private opinion ; in some miraculous manner. and asked the farmer , Continental (4th Cup.) . - 60 0020 0 0 -
and to those writers who address the o ulation of the know nothing of these dispositions except through the this actic actedl ri ht or
pr eort at usage be abstr y g t tth t end of the church in compliaece with
se up a e eas
if he did not know bis Johnny, whom he had . Equitable •• •• ...• •• , 2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all 33%
~.B.rtirton .. .... ....• ~ 55.
capital, to show that the war has been Pon': longtriumph medium of unauthenticated rumours from tainted wrong, convenient or inconvenient ; but I ain to ascer- the terms of the canon. In the ease of " Faulkner v. tarried seven years affo. " Airah " said the astoni-daeci 11.7 e
for tbe Mu '
scovite arms. The absurd harangues of the sources. But even though the leaning of the Court tain, if practicable, what the law of the land enjoins, and Litchfield," Sir H. Jenner First reversed the decree : 'neat Central ....... 8/ per cent. 10 0 0 all
St. Peter•L -
e urg press display the nakedness of the land towards peace were ascertained beyond a doubt, we obey it. If, indeed, it should happen that the law. has 'of the Court below, granting the faculty which Lad f r er; " are'yo‘u. my- son ?" " Ye's father " replied the
'atm " don't ou kno•v 2" The eclu'lo f i
n. ler? 40 0 0
! Imperial ...• ........ 101 & emus. 50 0 0 all -
1 Independent .......•• 5/.
- 60 0 0 111
at ..-
.--
rne, .
ric, eta.
rit I.li _ ar nyrt: I L0nd00np.......,..;.....0
61,
- aS tillleh as the subdued tone of each Imperial speech. If would not allovv it in any part of our calculations. The said there s.hould be no inflexible rule on an particular i been prayed, but he did not admonish the churchwar-
-1 ta,nd• y t' e sty t. 25 0 0
anything hopeful could be urged, it would be unneces- wearer of the Crown of England, like any other sulject, but that the Court may exercise 2 discretion ' dens to remove the communion table or the credence nirri(t)l•vsit is • ingk u . rineig
fltsll;ne k acced
fialvaittliiii7,ircad
_..ce i. ar..l.
.I..rse. !sresi.ic..
4s. Ix :se,rsrs
t tranger
,spo el seem d
ly
.convidnice .• e i-• t. 60 00 52 it; 0 -:---
Remiss ..... ....... 5/. 100 0 0 16 0 II 16
fiery to publish hoastings which must move the ridicule human being, has personal predilections ; but those with res -et ther to I must still remember that the I table. It is necessary to explain why the decree
'WEI stood benre him, and exe,anned Arrah, J h
- 0-onY, u-nitee General •..... 2/. ma. .50 0 0 all ' -
ef Europe. If the Rassians bed been victorious on any are matters with which Ministers must lea their au- di •P-
' ' • • ' • • ' la le in that, form. The proceeding before the •
scretien confided to me is a judicial disretton, to be was n - a,gbragal, and i 3 that you .
1" " Yea, Witt r, it is," Westminster Chartered el. eer cent. 150 0 0 1/ stee
important point-had they taken Silistria, destroyed a count in accepting office. The stability of our in- exercised accordin to authorit and ractice and not Coma of Arches was not an original su,t, but merely an
aid the other. " „
Oh then you look very bad, and Ditto, New ..:. •• •• - 50 0 1 lO 0 10
French division at the Tchernaya, or planted their flag stitutions depends upon a rigid adherence to the to be influe dbg •Y P • '
nce y merely private notems of what, P s
e a peal and the only prayer which could possibly be made '
" remarked the farmer " And no
how thin you are, „ .
on Kars, they would be able to confess with candour principle that Ministers alone are responsible for the quire w a es
may deem right or expedient. lamto in • ht h- 'by the appellant was the reversal of the decision of the
ender fur me " was the response, when I was for WATER-WORKS.
their eventual defeat at Sebastopol. Were there union actions of Government, and that the Crown is never been done, not what ougbt to have been done. It will • Court,below granting the faculty • this the Dean of the wi ~ ' •W' la O'Briar'e fort •ri the
the as., seven years in i iam . . i
.„ '
•
f Dividend Amount
in the Czer'e _ceemaelse .content among his nobility, to be named in discussions regarding them. When province to examine w let as een este -
fall within my • • t h b b ' Arches did, and he could net in th'et form of proceeding
county of Clare If you took the lid off the coffin the :same Of Company. I per of Paid. Price.
enthusiasm in- his people, confidence in the hearts of his sve admit that the prevailing disposition amono the lished by cerapetent authorit at the Reformation and ! have admonished the churchwardensto remove the tebles. -,- e;• e - • • •
muld find nothln in it but
day 1. was uur,iee, you a g . . , I Annum. Share.
generals; and hope among his armies, we should have a actual and possible holders of the reins of power in7Eng- since that • d • I . , , ,• ,_ I bea„, I take a correct view of what Sir II Jenner
perm respecting t a questions oerore me, oue
an old broo .
m ' The farmer opened his eyes to their -,
• ' X s. d. X s. d. _
less theatrical awl unreal description of the universal land may be towards peace, we proceed exclesively upon not to exanine whether all th •
ese measures were •,, i . .
wise , nal, did, and his reason for not doing more because
widest limits, and uttered an exclamation of won- East London -
loyalty that preva,ils, and of tee cheering expectations what is known of the characters of living Englieh states- ••
'
whether too much or too little has been done, or whe- ,la e i l red these matters to be in 11 '
amp, iec a ega , apprehend der and astonishment. "Oh " continued the iin• Grand Junction ....•• 4,. per ent. 50 0 0 all -
that;maintain it. The Northern, Bee has published an men. They have all been trained in the wordy wars of ther some things might not have been done better. So i that if the form of proceeding allows, no altereative is
el ul 1 on ive me a Kent.... •• -
postor, "I am very badly off, an ce 'y. g . e.ambettz - 100 0 0 - 7814
-
article evidently intended for the perusal of Europe. It Parliamentary debate and hustings contests. They are also wher , I find that any principle has been laid doWn i left to a judge but to cause that which is illegal to be re
21. 10s. - -
?" The ound was et once banded out on which Newßiver company
pound . p . .
accerds opportunely in time with tbe alleged revival of mere talkers. They lack-power and resources for prompt by the legislature or any other authority binding upan I moved ;it must be contrary to all sound reason for a
na e * 1 hs d
the eupposed visitor from the dead i m diaee y ci 'e I ',outhwiirk &Vauxhall 51. per cnt. 100 -0
0 - 89%
negotia.tiona. The writer, no doubt, aims at obtaining and effective action in difficult emergepcies. The manage- me, I must carry out that principle to its legitimate , judge to he called upon to pronounce Ens judicial opinion
his hand, and on opening it again it had by some rivet?, West Middlesex - 90%
easy terms for his country by showing her power of pro- ment of the war overtasks their puny energies. , The 9 conclusions-such as I believe were intended, not suele that things were contrary to law, and at the same time
rious means disappeared. The wife, however, who etoiul BRIDGES.
longed resistance. The allies, it is expected, will he would gladly wash their hands of it, in order to relapse as I might consider expedient. These are, indeed, trite •to leave them to contit tie in defiance of the law. Fit
by, and whose credulity was not altogether of so elastic
content with a little when to gain more they must pre- into their petty intrigues for adjusting the balance of maxims, and will not he dispated by any one to whom many reasons I shall give ne costs in either caee. With
ividend Amount
a nature as her huebarld's, felt considerable doubts as to D
of
pare for a confliet the end of which is far off in the home parties. Even aMong those- who make warlike leg sl principles are familiar ; but I have deemed it neces- respect to St. Paul's, because many years have been
the identity of the stranger with her dead son, more espe- Name of Company. - - .per Paid. Price.
future. But the writer of " The War Beginning in orations there are some who are anxiously on the out- sary to state them that there may be no misapprehensien allowed to elapse before resort was had to a judicial tri-
cially when she heard him asking for a pound, for which Annum. Share.
Earnest" is not a man to influence his readers. He look for a pretext for wrigglingoot, of the war.. But the amongst others less acquainted with the rules which glee- bunal, and because neither the presentincumbentnorthe
she could notsee what possibleuse there Wag with the pound X s. d. X B. d.
startles by paradoxes which no one will accept, and then deliberate, indomitable eesolveof the English people to vern judges, and that the course which lam about to churchwarden was to blame- for what wae done before
12
Hungerford.... .• .... _
- -
in the other world, and exclaimed, " You are not my
prophesiee with a bolduess eshich carries little conviction. have the war carried on till tangible, permanent, bene- pursue in this judgment may be understeod. lam called their time. Because, also, this long sufferan•-•e, and the Southwark .... - - 110 0 0 - -
It is a sinc•ular proof of' the ignorance which prevails in ficial results are obtained, is the insurmountable obstacle upon te 'il - •
pronounce ju ginent in two separate set s,
•nt opinion of a large part of the congregation, fully justified •
son." "Oh ! mother," answered the unblushing impostor, Ditto New of 7% .p.:e.. IL per cent. LO 0 0 -
"wh do ou diebelieve me ? How ositive in dear wetermo - roo 0o . - -
-
Russia wan a pear, writer deems that Europe will be- in their path. • of which the eircurnAances are dis-imilar in so e their appearance in this suit. The sense reasone apply to Y . .3' . '„ • P .. Y ' ..... •• ******
mother is in denying me! and he here applied the cuff Ditto Old Ann. of 8L 11. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 - -
have in tle-,, -firofou,id strategy of the abandonment of We are well aware that Austria is earnestly an 4 in- t•b I- } . • • t St. Barnal.as, and though less forcibly still sufficiently
_ . . , respec s , u, tre questions raised depend so much up n . .
of his coat te his eyes and uttered a deep sigh, whieh, Ditto Nw ditto of 71. IL 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 - -
Sebasteliol. This ex 1 • fth t fS t df t- bl 'h• •
p anation o e even s o ep em- e a iga, y wa..c ing every opportunity ef working upon the eame consideratiene that the have been ergued o- f fll ' h '
to just' ymy 0 °wine t e sante ceurse. Vauxhall ...... ~.... 968. 70 10 3 -21 es
,-
however, did not seem to have any effect in softening
b.-arias received at the time with ridicule, although just the French and English Governments, With a view to gether d •
,an may properly be decided by the same jud -
37 • - i 4 A very -numerous attendance of parishioners and •
e.,
the hard and unbelieving heart of the woman, for when DOCKS.
admiration was not withheld from the general who with bring the war to a close. Austria wishes for aeaee, for inent. [The case of " Westerton v. Liddell," which was others interested in the result of these cases crowded the
be immediately after a- ked for a new petticoat and shawl,
such skill and coolness saved the remnant of his shat- every commotion in Europe threatens to ehake into heard in Hilary Term la,t, was fully made known to ir cuurt during the delivery of this judgment.
to eive to a woman natnee Mary M`Donnell, who, he . •
' Dividend Amount
tered. force. But we now have the whole repeated, and fragments her fragile, rotten, and" ricketty empire. readers ; but we may briefly state that the case w s - - -
stated, was confined in the same fort, she stoutly refused Name of Company. per of
Annum. Share. Paid. Price.
supported with arguments worthy of the cause. Austria, moreover, has insidiously gained a position on brought by Mr. Wcsterton, one of the churchwardeps ASSIZE INTEL L_IGE NOE. to give them. The fellow then decamped with the pound, ---- -
It is ueoless to refute, or even to ridicule, the assertion the Lower Danube. The plausible proposal to erect the of St. Pears fo th f ' th 61
~ r e purpose o procuring e remov -•
stating that he would be back on the folio s ing Friday, X s. d. X 5. d.
that " the Russians crossed to the north side as one Danubiau Principalities into an independent neutral from the chancel of tee altar a cross elevated there 4-1, WESTERN CIRCUIC.-TAUNTON, DEC. 4
and desiring the farmer not to go to bed till lie came. 1e.... .• 51 r cent Stock ' Stock -
Commercia .• ,
.. e •
~ • •
East and West Wirt- '6. pr zent. o.ock. - ime
changes his dress or selects another path ;" but we may State, under the guarantee of the Great Powere, will be A t :IA A
ano cer.an geeee candlesticks, candles, the credenti , ATTEMPT BY A WIFE TO MURDER HER HUSBAND. ••r havine been noitiel abroad the poli ttl
The affai , , _ ce o. -le East Cc,itritry. .• ' 20s. per ah. - _ -
.point out the folly of losing the respect of the world accompanied by another proposal to allow the Aastrian credence tete./ and certain coloured altar coverings, a a Mary Robbins, 53, Was indicted fir stabbing, cutting .
' Glounthane end Glanmire stations were on the look-out London .... ~ iN. pr cent. Stock. - 100%
, for what was really achieved by an absurd claim to Army of Occupation to remain there. until the. hew in- that there sho'uld be provided a convenient and d'ece t and wounding her husband, with intent to kill and mur-
to arrest the fellow on the evening in question but Date eonds•• -.. 1 41. per cent. - - _
complete succese. The Northern Bee is ai confident in stitutions are consolidated, and the hatabitants accus• table for the celebration of the Holy Co:mum:ion, as i- der him. t st. Katnarine - 84
neither they nor the farmer ever heerd of him after, uitil outhampton l3'. Os per c. 50 0 0, 50 0 6 i 37%
its predictions as in its boasts. We are told that the toured to "law and order." Austria flatters herself rectal b the
Y second canon. Mr. Liddell, the incu - Mr. H. T. Cole ared for the ecntion and
appe pros , he was arreeted in Cork, when Acting-constable Connor, victoria ~..., a • ' 5/. per cent. 20 0 0I 10 0 0 ! 19
• purple dress of Sebastopol is put off for a time, but that that she has much to gain by the immediate re-establish- bent, and Mr. Horne, the other churchwarden, pray d Mr. Eelin defended the prisoner.
hman i
4' the Glamnire station, brought Ca.; nto town as .
the Czar will give it a new one by the genius of Todtleben ment of peace; and Austria has, in those very financial the Court to refuse the faculty.] The learned jad I ' The prosecutor resides at BedminAer, and on the night '
ge t len
. JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
a witness against him.
and his companions. The petty victory of the Western embarrassments which appear to cripple her, a secret recapitulated the facts upon whicn the suit was grcundeP, of tire tith of September the prisoner inflicted a eerious - -) the bench stated that he vvas
The prisoner, in ri•ply t , Dividend 1 Amount
Powers was unworthy of record, and will be speedily spring of influence and power. She has leading cant- referred to the difficulties which arose, the applicatioas wound upon hie throat. Rehbins was awoke by the wound, I
Paid. Price.
about.
e from the county of Limerick, and Was two yeers. Name of Cor4any. per
.4hof
effaced. Their solo trophies are crape and black dresses, tenets on every Exchange in Europe to whom she is made to the bishop, and minutely examined the severe' in I eaw his wife leavine the r Joao Ile made Lis wa
.1 in Cork ; and that he had a child about thirteen years - • •
, , Annum. . are.
their armies axe reduced to the verge of despair. What- deeply indebted, or whom she has prevailed upon to
g ours were sen ere anr eventu-
affidavits of Mr. Liddell and Mr. Horne (which are bf down stairs, the net libe t f I
hat induced hirn to ________g___.l
old very had, which was the reason t
X s. d. X s. d.
ever Ilueela. suffered was only through a momentary undertake speculative enterprises, to the succiasful pre- too great a length for our columns). He also proceeded ally Mr. Fryer, a surgeon, of Bristol, came. He saw the h b .
act as he had done. He also sta'-ed t atwl IT two aiaistmttii.A:. aa .. ;2,7.. per cel. rg g g all 92
want
.of praparation--because she had not sufficient secution of which the stability and -permanence of her to point out some differences in the case of the St. Belie wounci, a rel dressed it, and the woman made a statement
months ago he met Cashman in the Butter. •grAr:ruaelle, Li
Commercial of Literidcoann. 10/.PPeeif C:nt. 'lOO 0 0 20 1 0 --
railroads, or guns of the borne range as thcoo of the sway is indispensable. These capitalists have an in- nabas proceedings, both in the form for tha applicatidn in his preseace to the effect-" I cut my husband's
who called after him several times, saying, " a, Colonial. ..... .. . .... 51. per cent. ',lOO 0 0 25 0 0 -
enemy. Thus she has met with a slight reverse ; but, terest in upholding Austria ; they have more or less the and in the facts alleged. He said the great ohject to iiie t•ir( at, and I wish I had done it more effectually." Sub-
Johnny, my son, won't you come here to me ? 10nian.,....... .'. .... . 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 -
on the other hand, she defeated the British wherever she ear of every European Government ; and, moreover, kept in view was to regulate the performance of Did e ,equently sh ' tl -• 1 t• t t
e man aria ier very sum ar a a etnen , say- Lond. C ear. Bk. of Aus. - 20 0 0 all 0 17
(Laueliter ) London and County .. 101. per cent. 50 0' 0 20 0 0 -
met theme;while the French, in their last victory, will they have the power, by their combination, so to affect service, and the furniture and ornameuts of the chureli ing, " I have not half dotes it, and I will do it again."
Cashman (indignantly)-I dal not. I was calling after Londn aud Westminstr 1141. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 49
instinetively recur to the words of Pyrrhus. So the the Exchanges of Europe from time to time as to impart in conformity with the law, and so that no ju,t cause • i The cross-examination was directed to ahow that the
You to give you up to a policeman if I could find one, London Joint• Stock ..• ;121. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 31%
Writer gees on :-The French loan was only successful a false show of popularity to any policy it may be their offence coud be given to any number of the • 1.1" . t • t th ttl hd b
parts to - prosesu or was an intempera e man, a iere a een e Provincial of Ireland.. ' 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 51
but I could not.
by means of the Jews ; the Angle French alliance way interest to promote. era. He trusted that whatever might be the judgme t serieus differences between hint and bis wife, and that Ditto, New......... • 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all 21
e A respectable and intelligent-looking woman, who Natioree of Ireland.... 61. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 -
be broken up in a day by any reverse ; tho nations of So far then ae France, England, and Austria are con- of the Court upon these controverted questions, that no e the wound had been inflicted in the course of a struzel
-- - seemed to be considerably ashamed of the part she Nat. Provincial of Eng. I 81. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 -
Europe, momentarily estranged, are rapidly assuming cezned the chances, as regards the question of peace or of the contending parties would conceive that, in t e which had arisen between them.
f Ditte. New ...• .... c 8/. per cont. 20 0 0 13 0 0 -
had acted, and who gave her name as Mrs. Dennehy, o
' their former sympathy for Russia. The arrny of Gorts- war, may be taken to stand-thus :-The French Govern- matters now under discussion, there was anything of . Mr. Edlin, for the prisoner, urged the jery to give the Oriente Bank Corpora. ,B'. p. ct&bs. 23 0 0 all 38%
Glasheen, was next examined. Her statement was, that South Australia • • .... 1141 p.ct.Se la. 25 0 0 „ -
chakoff is unassailable ; the Allies have landed on spots merit is inclined to peace by financial difficulties. The sential importance to vital religion, or indeed to true w r- prisoner the benefit of the doubt in which the case was
73a
of no importance ; whatever ships they may bring will English Government is not indisposed to peace on ac- ship, except so far as mi lit be rehended that tie involved, and te find herguilty of a mere unlawful assault between three and four months ago the prisoner went Union of Australia.... 301. per cent. 25 0 0
2ib 0 -
be received by the Russian gutaboats. We have quoted count of the effeminate, Sybaritic character ofour states- things compleined of rnightglead tapperstitious uses, or, instead of the capital offence with which she was char ed. into the house kept by her mother, and made signs for
h1itnt00ihin...........
,Nl,..peerrce t.
' p Tut 50 -1; 0 10. 0 0 30%
these dishonourable and foolish misstatements, not from men.. The Austrian Government-like the tempting on the other hand, that the conduced to more decoroes His Lirdship havine summed up the jury aft!r a half a glass of whisky, placing a penny on the ceunter. u
Union of Madrid ..... ' - 40 0 0 all --
a deeire to expose them, but rather that they may throw fiend in the fable, always on the look out for men under n eh y ong cense tenon found the prisoner guilty of unlaw-
and effectual ierforma yof Divine orshi "1 l I - ' .' • ' The witness, who was serving in the shop, placed the
CANALS.
a /ight on the language of the Czar and of his friends, strong temptations to act dishonestly L-is indefatigablY must all feel thiat these telecie ' w ' • fII ' '
n themselves are utter y le y wounding. whisky before him, and he then uttered a deep groan,
who declare that the West has gained all that it can whispering its insidious and perverse counsels into the immaterial, Tire 1 degedi h f d t tll, The ro t b dtbmrc of the Cou•rt for his
earne ju ge. t en re erre
.o e
~ p secu or egge c e y which she stated frightened her terribly, as she had ; e
.5 Dividend
t• i
a rly desire, and that Russia is willing to concede all ears of both. Bat against the wily tempter there is the different acts of Parliament bearing on the question t wae- never before heard such a fierce voice. The prisoner, Names of ' e., Dividend Names of ci.
Price c e per
I Companies. .
_e's ' per ompanies.
.er .n.n . Price,
%hat she decently can. It must be remembered that all formidable adversary, public opinion. We s eak not • • - The 1 • taking up the whisky, drank a portion of it, ani _
issue the a earn ud assin sentence said he should
, c nons in force, the ecclesiastical commqn ed J. ge, in p g , -s-e .Annum. re •a•
-writing in St. Petersburg ie at least negatively official. merely of that honest lei • • la. • P '
pu ic opinion w tch is earnes 1
LY lew • d. 1 • '
, ju 'ma decisions of the euperior courts, arid not have been dissatisfied if the jury had found the pri- emptied the remainder of it on his head, washing his
_____
-- - -
a the . i- ,
If not the direct production of a Government agent, bent upon the assertion of nati I • h
ona rig ts ; but also that the usages and customs that had prevailed. It had be4n soner guilty on the count in the indictment upon which tern pies with it. He then made signs that a ;X ' x
1 i tn &Oldh 03 71 pct ' 139 eracciestiere 100 2/. IN. 51%
it contains only what such an agent will approve. scarcely less influential, though less wort! •
iy, public urged that many of the things now complained of weee she would have been liable to lose her life ; nor sheuld empty barrels should be thrown out, but this on y sh
160 •-•- N . 100 161. -
Thyorthern .Bee mey, therefore, be considered to opinion, which shrinks eensitively from general scorn placed in this and other churchea prior to the consecre he have been dissatisfied with a verdict finding her uilt
-r-- v excited the laughter of the inmatee of the shop, and so
itliriknisese...• -e . eath ......
he walked into the kitchen, and sat down on a chair. . nkocAbrg 150 41.
.- Oxford ••••• 100 - -
tpeae what the Czar wishes his subjects and neigh- and ridicule. Even if we take only Austria, France, tion thereof ; end that the bishope, by the act oe eons . of the intent to do some erievous bodily harm g The Birmingham ' 40. 41. 92 Peak Forest. 78 5/. Os. 86
ours should believe, There can be no doubt and Eugland into account, the odds are against a speedy c ' ' • •. • - • • h ' • a The witness's mother coming presently, asked rather • Coventry...• ,10(I 251. - Regent's- •• 3!) 11 len
ration, statnped them with the approbation of the r Jury, owever, had taken the most merciful view of
him to Derby • •... 'lOO 6/. 15s. 84 Rochdale.... 85 11. 105. 60
that when the war is spoken of as only now be- termination of the war. authority. He. could not ascribe much weight to th t the case ; and it now became his duty to pass sen- sharply what man was that there, and desired .
Ellsinre.&Chs' 69 2% p. et. - Somrset Coal 40• - -
be off, but this he did not pretend to hear, pointing to
ginning in eaxneet it is the wish of the Imperial But Russia must also be taken into our calculations ; argument, He agreed with Sir Herbert Jenner Fuet tence for the offence of unlawfully wounding, of which GrandJ•inetn 100 3. pr.ct. 37 Do I,k Filet 112 j -
big ears to indicate that he was deaf as well as dumb. Do., 6 er•Ct. 10 61. pr. et. ine ',titre &Wore 140' 281. 425
Cabinet that the Russians should be encouraged to ob. and, unless we are Touch mistaken, in Russia will be that the rules applicable to ornaments did not apply to the prisoner had been most justly convicted. He hoped
He then took a piece of chalk out of his pocket, ahid Grano turrey 100 41. - ebrewsbury..l,2s
stinacy or their opponents tet•rified into 3 treaty. Pro- found the main obstacle to the speedy huddling up of communion tables and credenee. tables. He held th t
a her conscience acquitted her of intending to take away
a-- 1-2/. 29-0
wrote on the bellows, "I am one of the good people.' Grand Union 100.
,11. Os . - 3,teers.bor?.. ,i 45 !
bably both objects are included. The waverers at home an inglorious and unstable peace, pregnant with future the order in the Book of Coininon Prayer immediately the life of her husband, who had earnestly heseuelit the LenncnatsseterAv.n.
1390. 6s. Od. - eeve a d'i 1
2e 21. 28
and abroad are to be strengthened in the idea of Rus- dangers to Europe. The Russian Government is not • - - • e •••' , • k f • -- - Captain Pollock-What did ho mean by the " good 01 _ - wye Rail.) '
preceding the Morning Service did not apply to coin- ceurt ier ta e a avourable view of her ease. Ile (the
sian invin i' ' •
c inlay , the noble and the trader of the ca.pi- yet so weakened, or (what is uearly the same thing) so earne jur ge owever e . a e s ou ( not be doing
reunion tables and credence tahlea, b 1 d • I ) h fltth t h h I 1 •
ecause they were people ?'' Leeds StL'vrp 1001 251. - Warwick &
The witness-He said, your worship, that he bad been eeic:ster.... Ino 6/. 49% 4.73airr,m,
iicnif .8,1 ,
100; 21. 23%
tal are to believe that a determination to resist will conscious of its. weakness, as to coneent to any terms not to be deetned ornaments. The learned • dee then' his duty if he did not pass the severeat sentence awarded
in the other world, and had seen all the dead people for If: eot
ht rt:k No t
ilai 3
•n• 111121 771. - Nap-ton. • 1 100 21' I I
ItohweNr the tone of the Allies ; while the peacemakers of .that would afford the Allies a plausible pretext for back- referred to the case of " Faulkner v lechfieljde" Th t
a for the offence of which the risoner had been found
six yeare, and that he had been in Cahirmee fort for er:
mem-110;1th% too. - - Worcstr &i 78 21. 119
Vest, and all the irresolute or secretly sympathetic ing out of the contest in which they are engaged. The suit differed from the •• • ' a la• I h- h P • •
ent, being an ap eal from an gui ty-w lc , Was ta.s 0 be imprrsoned and kept to .
ia Europe, are to be confirmed in Russian leanings by only terms to whinib Russia can at present be brought to inferior court e • pres
f. i 1. p i
, aoamst. a aeu ty v../ Arch tha. court •
- hard labour for Vireo yeers six years, where there were a lot of cther dead pee- Mntginerysh 100' - - Binning. a
eidltnblwbry 100; - - Wilts & Brks• -I 10s. 0 . -
the spectacle of an indomitable people and the prospect eensent are such that their acceptance would make the greeted. 1 hat cede raised two questions-firat as to i a The ' - ' .
pasoner, who appeerel to be much affected, was •
ple He said his father and mother were living in Ca-
of an endless war. French and English Governments a mockery and a by- stone communion table e secondly es to a c d 'e t elie then removed from the dock. tiering, that there were some people there he had fright-
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Bur if t '-
he idea was good, the execution bag been in- word among the means. The resources of both France The table so introduced Mr Fa,u'lkner re
teenedeeda 46. - ened the life out of, that he was buried in Caherlag
different. We can gather nothing, from the present and England are ample ; • all that is required is that the immovable, bein of it ne and uf consitleertble • sliv i NORTHERN CIRCUIT.-NeWOASTLE DEC 4. churchyard, and if the coffin was opened nothing but a Dividend Amount
document but an encouragement to persevere. An Government of the firmer adopt a wise economy, ans.., and the churchwgardens° contended the cent • weleTt
c;,
Mr. Baron Martin took his seat on the'bench*a few broom would be found in it. (Laughter )He then said Name of Company. per of
' Annum. Share. Paid. Price.
apology for ill-success would command More respect the Government of the latter brace their nerves to act learned Dean of the Arch nced th'Yelryt. . t h f • " k
annu es e ore nine o cioc . my husband, who is dead seven years, and who was in
_ es pronou - able in
tbe same fort, sent him to tell me that he did not die at 1Z s. d. 1 X s. d.
than a gross and absurd denial. But what would carry like men. Neither in France nor England is public opi- •
question was not legal. That learned judge stated that His lordslai • h • •
p, in c argine the grand jary, said-Gen-
all, and that if we opeoed hie ceffin we would find only Albion ..... ......... 3/. 103. i5OO 00,50 0 0 83
tshoe gteatest wei,ght would be a statement detailiog nion in such a state as to admit of their Goveruments there was not an instance in which it eels sh n that flea-len, you have been SUilltilOned to attend at this un- 71. 14s 6d.bs.iloo 0 0I 11 0 0 -
Al= Brlt. and For.
Mu of the means by which Russia can support the incurring univers i/ obloquy and contempt with safetY ston tables w r sed nde 1o I u''
• °w
usual seasonhif the e i ce of an ' •
e ee u u r eea a taority, though
~..„ , . 7 ar, n consequen impression a breom there. (Lieuehter.) He then toll me that my
maim° ....... U. p.c.& bs. 100 0 01 25 0 0 42
campaigns that are to come. It is useless to affect a to themselves. Our belief that the war must oon husband wanted to, eene back, and that if we gave him Anchor .............. 6 per cent. 5 011 0 0 _
g there were some few churches where they might be pre•mtnig in the minds of some persons that a number
...... Iss 00. 50 0 0 515 0 17
'mystery about things which cannot be concealed, or, in rests not ti fil • •
pon our con - enca in the short-sightel and found. The grounds on which that judgment wan given of innoce ..t people are imprisoned front the end of the 103. he would bring him hack ; and he then began to Atlas
Argus Life ......... • • 41. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
sueh a con'est
, as thie, to pass over with affected con- unstable views and dispositions of stat b
esmen, ut upon were, that a legal communion table should not be of wl out in a voice tle,t frightened us all very notch-
summer until the beginning of toe fodowing spring, and ha . - 'rtritish Commercial .. 71. 10s. se 0 o 5 0 0 6%
tem
(! iughter)-" Will yeu give me 10e. ? Can't.you give me Cleriel.eled.& Gen. Life spr ct. &N. 100 0 0 10 0 0 21
pt the opinions which are current among men, the necessity of thin
; gs, etone. Applying that decision to the circumstance of are, therefore, in custody hinge,. tean they ought to be,
i too 0 0 10 0 0 120
Throughout the Old and New Worlds there is but one --.... St. Paul's, as the table in that church was not of stone, by reason of the necessary interval between those two 4?" We thought he was a reeurrection man all --lounty . . ..... ...
10.. . ~,,, , .. . .
_44 6d
50 0 0 5 0 0 181'
lan r
guage. Every one speeks of the humiliation of Russia. (From the Times of this day.) but of wood, highly carved, and, therefore as to the ma- Periods of the year. How fir that may be the cue as through, and when I began to speak he said to my mo- joT a•••••••••• •• •• • 17 .•
ss. 50 0 0 5 0 0 -'s
Statesmen con
respects Newcastle, you will be able to j 1 e f ' ther, " Why don't ynu rn:ske her strip ? I have no time '
Faf4 . and Law:: .•.:. 4% per cent. ioo 0 0 5 0 e 5%
Tare the days when the implied wish of a It is with no little satisfaction that we read in our terial, was in accordance with 1 t t'• 1 Id in
(i cer am y coh ot . , or your;
-I'• will be enabled to judge wh%iler to listen to her. The geed people will beat me for s.
.:iltroPYean Life IL 20 0 0 all 18%
Czar was enou ,
eh to stay any scheme of improvement corr,spondence from Berlin this day a discussion, not on be moved with facilit but tiler
was a ouat which lie sei`e'• 'a
General 6/. 5 0 0 5%
- throuohout th
e e East with the presect time, when hastily war or diplomacy, but en " small economies." Ger- would not press), he CC; uld not, b the Pde hioh several, of the prisoners now in cestod
are inn anY,
°
ent of coming. They beat me when I wa. coming, and they ..
105
raised levies
• of Asiatics have defeated his disciplined many, begging her pardon, certainly owes something t ) he had cited, pronounce it cetitraly• t ji,,u,wemeirfite
dw. ,
I, the offences with which they are charyged. Ifnesuch a will beat me worse going back." (Laughter.) We had
=tan
...... • •
ii,gto(vc ._
0 47 'II 0 50%
troors, and the Ottoman Pude, weak and distracted Europe just now, and we are glad to accept an instal- proved of the shape of the table, Ybu: he did not titisiat-ilk stete of things did exist, it certainly would be a ver not the 1 Oe. to give him, your worship, but we made Imperial Fire:: :: •••• ••• l2s.Pper cent, 500 0 0I 50 0 0 340
'hough it be,never gives a thought tothe Sovereign whose ment in kind-that irt, in those very " flesh pots of that a matter so prominent as to call fI I t • grevoue evil. But, I must ssy that my own ex • y out 63. and two fourpenny-bite . Imperial Life
or ega in hrpose- perience
The 'Clerk of the Court-That is 63. Bd., an attorney's ineenmay marine-. li.3s & 3/. 100 0 0 20 0 0 77
represeetative was before all-powerful. Two years since ini- Egypt" that " her soul lusteth after." Th li• f • I f . " f '' t t rot orly ith h .
o magis re es, 1 v . n e nor of Eneland, but in Law Fire ...........• N.& 25.b5. 100 0 0 210 0 -
e me o tam. n con ormity with the judgmeht in que.tion lie
liter . i
y crit cs,men of soberjudgment, declared that both his- Prussia has given us a good deal of achafr when we had must pronounce the altar in St.Ba ' all arts of England, during Vie last fiv '
rnabas's Church not tio P, r enables fee. (Laughter.) Law Lire............. - 100 0 , 10 0 0 59
tory and their own observation induced them to place the a right to expect more substantial supplies ; but if, b h h • ' a . me to epee o
k f the very great care and reitYear'' The Witness-We gave him the 6s. Bd., which he put Legal and General Life - 50 00,2 0 0 5%
y 0 aut iri-eu by aw, the whole material beieg ot stone tention which Loudon
Russian troops on an equality with any that could be sifting his late address from the throne and th ise in re spect of committal • in hie hand, and he put his hand on the ground. He put •••
The case of tha credence tal le •
e move- e s had bet n decided by Vie they exerc s. You will gene- . •. London Ship. . -
brought against them Now it is pro& imed without t f ti• 1 I h. I th t dth ti
somet ing ese over a, an en irew water on ir,
• . e. , men owic 1 i appears to have formed a part, we can judgment in "Faulkner v. Litchfield," which was, th ratty find very few persons committed aeatnst whem narine .......... 18s.per share 100 0328 0 0 3,1%
et
and he put my mother'is faot on his hand. He then Med. Invlid & Gen. Life ,Iyi i per et. 50 0 0 2 0 0 3 %
denial, that they are inferior to those of f '
our nations obtain some hints for our •
el:atonal commissariat we will credenee tables are not permitted by law He was bo ti there at not, at least; a. strong prima facie case. Hie
& bs. 20 0 0 2 0 0 6
whom the chance of h d h d h
war as oppose to t em, an t e be thankful for what we can get The,e G • t b th t d • 4 l• . tin.
ermans ate oo ey a ecis.on. Ie would now approach the con- laced with satisfa -ti
lordship no. - - N• on a e• o enees
th t th ff offered it up to God, and prayed that he would bling Minerva ............ sp. ct.
Monarch -.•- ...... - ' 5 0 0 1 0 0 -
presumption is that the army of the smallest European excellent fellows in th ' - * ' Riordan who would come in throueh the re
back Denis , e
eir way. There are none who sideration of the law touchiug the ornaments of the ebareed, though comiderabea in point of numbere, were d National Loan Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 e -
Power might face •
with assurance of success an equal understand so well
for the most part, of the ordinary charecter ' g,ate that day. When be took m.y mother's font off we Palladium Life...
the duty which all Enelishmen re- church. With respect to the crosses he a h del '
eeei
ppre en e.,
saw nothing but a green herb in his hand, which he teld Pelican ........ - a.- - _ _
force of the Cza I • hi f.
r. tis sal t .at more than 300,000 commend, but n ) Esglishma, t. "' ' ee • s 3a 1I d ' •
Robert .ai tinson, .i, p ear e guilty to having, on - tete
a prac tiles, to cut your that, beyond all doubt,. they must be deemal ornament*. _
one of the servants to sew in the plait of any pelteortt. Phcentx -
Russians have been buried since the Froth was passed ; coat accordiog to your cloth." Here when war or the With regerd to ch h f t t d ' i the 19ta of July, he being clerk to nine Willie B d
• urc urni ure, ornamen s, ecoration , ` ' m ernes
Th t did so, end he then took the needle she iv d P"."8"aal Life...... 51. per cent. 6 0 010 0 --
it is said that the recruiting for fresh levies is every day elements, or excesnive specul t" ' d ' h üblie officer of the e servan
a Provident Life........ 11. ss. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 38%
a len su den!y checks or fittings of the inteilar of a parish church, the primary Ogden, t e.p .
k.
(~ Nerthumherland and
more difficult ; it is said tbat the nobles are discontented emp•oyment, and Cl:mows th Durham- District Ban nig eempuny, felon d threw it over his heed i 1 th
used and broke it, tin . : nt e Rock Life............ 78. 53 0 010 0 -
e millions on short allow- authority being the rubric-, it was perfectly clear thal, iously ern-
se he did not do so it would blow up the Royal Exchange ...... 101. per cent. Stock. all 230
and. disloyal, arigry at the loss of those who till their ance, we begin to " strike" lik • •
e idiots or to quarrel whatever was there prescribed oueht to be do T honied 4,264/. received by him on account of his said Ure' "'Yin- if ' 6/ 10s. - al ---.
e. ne. i.!e
house, and all in it. (Laughter ) When he was going sell
thareut. ......
b 5
lands, and anxious for a return of the ease and luxuries like madmen. Our artisans will never .
understand learned judge then referred to different ecclesi •.'
„i master. 1/ 145. -
'of peace. The serfs who supply the armie3 are stated that no master on earth can feed his m • • • tho •t* d ' asti
- LI- - The Hen. A. Liddell said he was instru out we were all very much tejoiced, thinking that we anitieTzineedom •... - 1 . et. &bs.' 20 0 0 40 0 5%
... 4.p
just as usual au ri ies, an continued- What was not perrnittee cted on the pare e Denis Riordan back. (Lauohter ) Universal Life ... ..... 5/. per ceut. 100 0 0' 10 0 0 -
to dread the hour which drag,' them from their home to out of a failing trade and a dee en
of the prosecution to state these facts to his lordship be- would hay • ' •- 4126 5%
Victoria Life '.... 5/. per cent. -
fi h • ning exchequer ; vvas prohibited-all innovations, whether supposed
izi
Informatione were ordered against him in both wises.
gtln a war which they feel to be objectless and though the very first verse in their Bib '
les might teach he derivable from antiquity or otherwise, were violatio a fore his sentence was passed, The prosecutors had in-
endless. Religion eve d h
nuner t e goad of the priest- them that only one Being could make everything out of of the law. He did not wish his jude t t b ' structed him to say that up to the period of the com- he also obtained a ound and a et-
It appeared that , , p p
MI SC E LLANEOUS .
hood, ceases t • ' • emen o ecm -
ticont from a woman named M'aweeny, residing on the
o inspire them with enthusiasm enough to nothing. In Germany.no sooner does the price of food et • ission of this offence the prisoner had borne a very
do awa ' rued into a restrictiun of rivete oi io • •
P i pn n , bet so lon r m land stating that he wanted the petticoat for a
little ie , . .Dividend Amount
finaooeye with the necessity of chains and handcuffs. The rise to a disagreeable hei ht th th • • - " ood character, and that no other defalcation existed in
g an e principle of asso- as the law remained it must be obeyed, and it call 1 g of Paid. Price.
woman named Mary /11 Donnell, who was confined in Name of Company. per
of the empire are said to be wasted • the re- elation shows itself, not in Tradee' Unione, but ic I I b h d 1 h • eh' t and th:st the loss of the
is accoun P, prosecutors was Annum. Share.
venues of p ans on y e c ange es; tat authority which hau
the Church, the savi fa g ' Cahirmee furt.
gone ; manufactures are at anngsdo tee -tate, are nearly for combined cooking and baking. In this country we prescribed its obeervance. He would now turn to covered by the money he had given up to the police and _______ _
4 s. d. 4 s. d.
,
commerce is only carried on b etnh for want of material ; profess to understand the benefits of co-operation ;we another judgment upon which it Was incuni- the balance which would be repaid to them by the Gua- -
Assam Tea •...•• .... M. 50 0 0j 20 0 0 -
neutral port. These are the cy. "
e surreptitious aid of a make societies, we found institutions, end resort to clubs. bent upon him to pronounce judginent-nain I , tt '
0 'suttee Society. The prisoner had given up all his effects
1 A.ictien Mart.• •• .. .• 214 per cent. 50 0 0 -
every land beyond the RussiaPnubons which prevail in If a great political object is to be gained, we assemble candlesticks and candles on the communion tablee Yll Ile to the society, and in point of fact that, coupled with A NOVEL CAEGO.---The Nouvelliste, of Marseilree
,! Australian Avriculturl IL Is. 100 0 0 17 10 0 2-7
be exaggerated-they may be falsoetmdaries. They may at meeting; and institute " leagues. But there is hardly candlesticks were to be coneidered ornamente •
, they were
t what lie had given up to the police, would cover the loss states that the forty neero children, brought laet week eastranan Trust - -8/. per cent. - 25 0 0 ji
Austradan Royal Mail , se 10 0 0 all -
but the ex
the progeentors bad sustained. Having stated these by the Osiris from Alexandria, were purcbased from .
influence. the world. It is for theruler y ist and a country in the world in which the power of union is to be viewed differently to what the wo Id b •f• .
y u e I merely • ' '
Angio-etexican Mint.. 11. 103. 10 0 0 all -
s and the rase ' . •
facts, he left the case in the hands of his lordship. slavery by the association formed sonae b k
years ac for
of Russia to deny them if it be untrue, to P less applied to the ordinary purposes of life. We lately used to afferd the necessary light. This would be the British American Land 155. 40 00 -
if they be exaggerated. T,..,et the Northerneßorereeedt
sthem observed that there is in all London no such thing as an ease also if they were used for light without neces *ty His Lordship, in passing sentence, said that the pri- that purpose, in order to convert them to the Roman Canada ... •• •• .. •• .. 41. per cent. 100 .-t; 03210 0 150
to details., if it has anything that can be truly ce.r.ceevnd hotel where people could live at the same time comforts- Ile apprehended that the candlesticks which had been* goner hal pleaded guilty to an offence of embezzling a Catholic religion. They are after a short time to be dis- Do. 5 per cent Bonds 5/. per cent. -
Ditto, 6 per cent. • • 6/. per cent. - - -
- IC9
plausibly urged. Let it labour to convince mene:f bly and cheaply ; said we may with equal truth extend described in the proceedinge if so lighted without neces- sum of 4,000/. and upwarde, while he was a caehier in tributed amongst verieue religieus communities in
'By Navigation Bonds - _ _
the complain
the Northumberland and Durham District Baelring France, Germany, and Italy to receive their education.
judgment, and not to imp.ose on the prejudiced or the have to li tto tke case -of a larger class-nthose Who sity, mast fall under the legal denomination of orne• electric Telegraph .. 6 per cent. 25 -0
0 24 0 0 -
__
_
_
ve on their
Company. He had availed himself of the opportunity to Trim INQuISITION AT RONIE.-The Piemonte of Turin moo .. •• •• ...... -
ignorant. E may then in some measure benefit the 12s. a-week. T 305., or their 205., or even their ments, and not necessaries, and therefore the law in
Power which it servew ; at present it belong); to that nomy aod comfo
he lostier the class, the greater tbe eco- the rubric must be considered applicable to them. The abscond with that verY large sum of money in his pos. publishes a letter from Rome giving the following ac Eqvulitttaobllezeteversionry 71 pr. cent 1g g g g 11g)
1: g -
class of friends from whieh people commonly pray to be polis the only forrtt eifocTleination. Yet in this metro. learned judge then adverted to a con.titution of Arch- session, and was taken on board of a stearn-ship et count of the tribnnal of the Inquisition at Rome at the Oen. Revers. & friv.e.si. ep.c-. &es. too o 0 ,iOO o 0 -
w icheit exists. is the cookshop, bishop Reynolds, an injunction in the reign of Kin, Smthempten, intending to Proceed to Amerlea with it. present time :-The old palace of the inquisition havieg Gen.SteamNavigation 10 p, et. 15 00114 0 0 -
preserved. where the artisan can
Hudson's 8ay........ - Stock. 1 - -
get his plate of meaf• solid dward VI whieh was 39 fol • • " Flee counsel for the prosecution had mentioned r
--- , enough E •, - . lo AS .- All ecclesiastical . sone been turned into barekeks for the French troops, the anneerford ........„ 2/. ss. 100 0 0 'lOO 0 0 -
in all conecience, and cooked at we it. tta f • ' •
(Prom the Daily News of this day. ) waste of fuel and food. At all ' now not what persons shall suffer froin henceforth no torches or can- facte, with the exPeo a 10n 0 a mitigation of puni,h- tri'ounal has been transferred to the interior of the Va- London Institution ... - - - -
When Courts and Cabinets are concerned, no folly is to read the letter of o • events, we have only dles, tapers, or images of wax to be set afore any image
ur Berlin corres on d ment. That, however, would have nu effect at all. The timid], %there the Dominicans occu ty t la. h 1 ondon Reversionary 5/per cent 15 0 0 all --
i a par w lc mine , e . • 12 10 0
ssell tustitution- - - -
impossible. It would, therefore, be rash to maintain that at this moment m G r p ! ent to see or picture, but only two lights upon the high altar before circumstance that the loss Was thrown upon a guarantee but those who have grown old in the palace can ever an
Prol,z's Patent Cand. Co 10/. per cent. 20 -0
0 1 17 10 -
thetethe . confident predictions of the near advent of better on his sea any a e man labourer can live the sacrament, which for the signification that a priest society, and not upon the bank, wise no mitigation of find, Rich is the intricacy and multiplicity of the stairs, re
rsionary Int. Soc. 4%1. pr cent. ioo 0 0 100 0 -
nty wages than
inot be e ; our hieh-paid London is the ve y t '
r rue light of the world, they shall suffer to re- the offence. His character must have been a most ex• passages, and secret corridors that lead to it. When Royal Mail Steam.... 41. p. share. 100 0 0; 60 0 0 -
peace uttered in so many different quarters car rt sans. Ile can.get, we beii 'll '
‘ustrailan Land 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 all -
fulfilled.. But a deliberate and unbiassed review of the and nutritious bread for les eve, rea y more wholesome main still." He had already expressed his opinion that cellent one, or else he would not have been in possession the inquisitors want either to arrest or question you, South
Trust ana Loan Comp.
s money • and at a
, . very small that injunction was not entitl of the money, and dealing with a sum of 4,000/. But h they neither send officers of justice nor a warrant • such 20 005 0 0 -
aetual position of affeirs necessarily leads to the conclu- cost a better meal of so. ed to the force of an act
u per Canada .... -
Rion that their fulfilment is i I d •
n the ast egree inepro- at any cost frora the o 9 and meat ' than is producible of Parliament, but it was t .1 •hl
relinar r a s rong un. ema e proof of was people of good oharacter who were the proper sub- extreme measures are only reserved for those wile at- p
y esources of ou
b stile. lodging. house c k '
00 ery, . , r cottage or what in the early times. 91_00 Reformation was deemed jects for punishment when guilty of dishonesty. He had tempt to escape ; ' but a, gentleman calls upon you in a . LIST O.P SCOTTISII COMPANIES' PRICES.
It ma
. . y frankly be admitted that the number and per- Will anybody tell tie wh ' right on this subject, and sanctioned by Royal authority. abused the trust reposed in him, sod taken a very lerge quiet way, and informs' you that the holy office requests
tinaczty el the peace aro het •• t. Is two mallow; anda half
s to whoa° vatlcina lons 1 y, in a metropolis that boasts The injunction was accepted and acted upon by Arch-
of people th sum of money, which, if it had belonged to-poor people, the pleasure of your company. Should you happen tO
Name of Company. 'Dividend Amount
per • of • Paid. Price.
might have ruined them. Tie had taken it for his own expostulate, the quiet gentleman politely su t h
gges s t e
reference is here made, bPetra ' ' ft 1 blishments as that destribcd
y a strong hankering a er es a , ere are no such bishop Cranneer. It was equally clear, however, tl
at Linden . rat
• Antum. Share.
peace in quarters where a considerable amount of power ver t There appears to be every conditi , near Hano- that uFe of candles was not expressly authorised by the private advantage, and it was the worst description of expediency of being punctual. When you reach the -
X 3. d. X s. d.
to carry the wish int o effect is lodged. The prophets the system, but some
.fatal impeditneon necessary to 2d and 3d of Edward VI., nor by the &sit Book of Com- stealing. He felt it his duty to transport him for 14 outer court of the Vaticau, you find a priest who con-
d .... 71. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 182/ 0*
only predict what t'aey wish to see accom fished, and threshola. We believe the facttoi be that in
lit at the very mon Prayer. Ile did not say that the visitation articles years. i ducts you to the tribunal, and if you are only summered 'lalitil7fr.=lwtiV'om any 81. per cent 100 0 0 100 0 0 223/ 0
emit t • England issued by Royal authority shortly after the first Book of - - ' as a witness, it is he who conducts you back. When in earl :
oToni..nnelnlank P.. •• . 81. per cent 10 0 0 210 0 3,. 18s
heir prophecaes as one means toward') • ale ery cleier or very gdod. at
s the attain- we are 0: er v
of 121asgow Beak 5h per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 11/ 17s
reelit. ot.their d, ' • attire may have Common Pre er could 11 1 ff
.y ave tle e ect of repealing the SURREY SESSIONS. the presence of the imquittitor, you are made to swear City
e.•,ires. It niay also be admitted that made us both ; but, in spite of nature, we
.11vdesd.de Bank •• - 5%1. p cant 20 0 0 10 0 0 12 11.-
tbereare • must t k •
a e statute just before passed, but it was evident that imme- _ne...--- that you will speak the truth ; your answers to the ' • -
C minercial Bank •• 7.1. per cent . sfo 0 0 100 n 0 2/ali s
the var6ie4rCUraf.l2l2CeS in the condition and relations of either one line or the other. If we are clever, we are il* t 1 HOCUSSING AND ROBBING.-CAUTION TO. Y SALESMEN. uestione •
q . put to you are written down in Latin, and, Eastern Bank.. •• •• - 61. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 '0 10/19s
ia e y .after the statute of Edward the public lights-ea
HAd
f t l• e
of tbeselat! I", ers of Europe favourable to the wishes also ambitious, and have souls aboye cookery and such
in the maitr_ssaed prophets ; but there are also elements vul ar considerations. We find vve can raake our fo the Lord's board were deemed by the highest authorities William Giggs, 37, labourer, wee indicte or eea ms before being released, you must take another oath that Edinb & Glasgow.... 3%1. p cent, 50 0 50 0 11. 18, '
so with •har i•e Bnk of Scot.. - _ .... • -
not to be sanctioned hy that ntatute and the I3ook of 27 trusses of hay, ehe properly of Win. Roe, al you will. reveal nothing' of what you have either seen or axe .„
tirely e-,t, .1F ';t affairs 'of Europe which they leave en- tung • •th social scale more quickly by ota:
National Bank •• •• • • 4% per cent. 100 0 0 0 0 0 174/0s
, .of es or rise in e Common Prayer. The learned judge then cited the or- stealing four quarters of oats and one quarter of beans, heard. ,
hof ,cotland Bank bl.per cent 20 0 0 210 0 1/ 1 •
Nort . 6
,
enougn to ee account, and which appear influential means than b kee in kitchens and bakehouses for the d'
y p g
cote .. 51. per cent 100 0 0 100 0 0 13310 s
It may lye-wart all their efforte. In fact a man who kept 3 cookehop could not pea_ ig• .
mance of Archbiehop Revnolde, and reverted to the the property oil:few Hesken. [AevEßersizAteNT.l-Sfellie ANn HeARINO -DSAFFI3I3 AND Royal Bank ore
nor of o.m • Vretti confidently affirmed, that the Ernpe- piohoi r..sh
hi
' f ' an decent society. Everybod •
ow s ace-in. y._ _ Junction of 1547, which le considered to be utterly
incompatible with the doctrines and ritual of the Church William Gray, a very intone.;
i ent lad, 16 years of age, se
stated that he was in the employ of Mr. Ree, a h eetteeenvs 'veneer RELIF:VED.- Me99l'S S: re.nd B. Solommis, Union Bank of Scot. •• 81. percent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 911 5s
-ay opticians, 39, Alhemarle-etreet, Pice.adilly. Observe-oppo- v. r. Bank - .e.• .. 71. per cent.
1 iliatn"ere Fire and Life.. 8% /.pr cent. 150 0 0 40 0 0 75/12s
fter him emelt of be' yd
00 Q 0 11 0 0 181 1,
Emper aca ananeabeains to be weary of the war. The 8 Y
would fancy.he and his children a Ile of England ith se'esinan and farmer, at Harefield, in Middlesex, and en site the York Hotel. , Deefaese-New Disco very.-The
British Guarantee ... 44. per cent. 10 0 0 2 A o ~ s
his r - ' v 8
are
not in t fourth ,as the use of them in conjuncti •
p ebent and prospective he best cendition, and beef and cabbage, even to the third and genera- other Po ish h ' - °ll w•- the 1- hof 1 •th a loan of hay to Organic Vibrator, an extraordi erful, small, newly- fee Fir, mi., io, 0 -- - '''
20tecl: -
lion of Freech n,anarazotutlay is earge. True, the tion: There ieno point in which the English of all with-thep do
to. servances, was utterly inconsistept a
initL d ant month he Was sent wi
the irisoner, near invented instrument for eleafnecassryepuotrroly different from 11
se .4yeao°rneriresgew -Lire -. e 1... ilreerrocoeontt
.. 1 0 g g tg o o 25/ Os
real &Ply, and the publicrevenrsf and trade is sound and •
~. i C'aSes are 80,obstinately wasteful a 3 in their "daily Church. •Ho chreilnde
hand formulm of the Established II
s_en.,.
.Bbon , on- On the road he met. I
ed them, and the others, to surpass anythine of the kind that lays been, 'or cooniai Life ..... a.. 51. per cent. SO 0 0 1 00
00 511/.1.05,'
t at all lighted candles on the com- lie 1 ht
e rige, -when another man, join
Edinburgh Life How. 61. percent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 26/108
three guineas. Probably ever eau be, •pradbuced. Being of the same colour
1 1 ,C 0 nderful elasticity and soteal:lryance has manifes-R'- bread.", Not a, doctor but will tell you that bread made intinion table were- Eng. & Scot, Lay, Life 61.0er cent 50 0 0 3 5 0 11 7,
prisoner (Arent I to purchase the bay for
ea ersons to
contrar to law exce t when used as he ' •
heati.
a•iskin, is not perceptible ; it enables d
if.
Life Assi.c. of 3csAiand 6Lpereent.. 10 0 0 110 0 51. ins
rear e. The monetary difficultiee tadency to in- not merely of.theireart of the. grain, but also of the for the purpose of giving Zees y'l• h PAs Witness, h 1
--e•iteei them to b g nuine tradesmen, Etc-
il ps the nn-
-1 '.inao react upon her productive industFr ranee may gluten' which nature hes .put under the outer coat, is aim. dlesticke and caedles lighted on:rad Ingeat.the
cto the can
• cempareed. the rant% Lambeta,ewZre he left the hay at pleasant't:
=ioant
(edl.miin.c,,bii aandoilistesptal
itheact•res i:een;tirely re- NaVoniti Fire and Life 6/. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 2/. 3,
' .erce, but, as far as they have gone-, they ile and com- mest nutritioue and wholesoree. It appears that by tee table, he didnot, on..his own opinion, Lel atolruinon different plite.es, and at last he went into a public-house moved; and it afforil.ie arAle assistance that possibly could Kottii,trtijt,iisiohnsiiiiissurrn.c..
771. per cent. 200 0 0 20 0 0 131 08
rty to j/p.4receennta.
.24 g g g g
2nd ea ss
avatures of the wild speculation of the.layerseethe mere Piesent neode Of grinding at least from 12 te 20 per cent. act ; and,, after mature deliberation h did with the prationer to settle for the hay, when he fooliehlY be desired.-Newly-constimeted Spectacle Louses &the great- Standard Life ...... :.
• But if e 41, el ,
lie ire's:me of the French Government is ample - o-•'' •-e -"r gnes'awry with the bran, and is wasted-for was his duty te enter into minute' ine • • not think it
drank soma beer, which rendered him insensible. He est transparent power, The valuable advantage derive(' United Dep. Assurance 5/. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 -
and in- bject. In a ea ' quirtes upon the
place until he from this inveution is, ;that vision becoming impaired is see.- -
1'54, sit g, ite. expenditure is still greater. The a , se we muet call it-:ein fodder for cattle. l'arow, if by the su . p king of the tnultipliceti fI h
on o cot son had no further recollection of what toole .
preserved and strengthened, and very aged p.ersons ar
uit/e.y tor. the war, aed the impending outlay for !laial •uge of better mill apparafts, or •by people condescending the communion table, he con,idered it found himself snider the • fth
protectton o e police. • Surp • h
rise as been expressed that vessele svhich go 111-
corn '' t• • • tation of the Church f R.• wa3 a servile hid- enabled to em ilie their 'sight at the most minute °cm-
ire serious ; but if these were all, they might be mei, ' oethe use of bread not quite so pleasing to the eye, we 0 ome, and a direct violet' f Sergeant Jon es, 21 L, said he was on duty at the . I y
gation-can see 1 f a i eh less
with these enses.o nu- magnify- .
rect to S b t l h 1
e as opo take a smaller cargo t an i nes
vithout difficulty. The French Government has other ,couhl eavethia 12 percent., itwonld be equivalent in Eng- all principles and all rules eeitabliehed for th ' 'Ton. o
e reguiation etatien-hoose eir. th •1 t fth 17th Nov., wben the
e nig-1 0 e ine power-and they do not require the f requent changes were only to go to Constantinople, or that they dimipisii
4ains upon its treasu I hfi t place,- ever since.
ry. nte rs land:aloneto the addition Of 2or 3 million quarters to the of the ceremonies-and ornament f •
ao , the Church of Eng- 4 insensibilit . 0
lad was brongfit; io by 152 Lin a state o - 3' to the dangerous effects of further pow erful assistance. their cargo in the latter' port before entering the Blace
•he wheat hat - and The accompaninienta
Vest. At present guch bread is hardly a 0 be i , . ware to be convidered d Witness laid !aim before ilia' fire, and sent for Dr. Bushed
„ By tier Majesty's Royal Letters Pateiat f. sr valuable and Sea. The r • th• Th d "t• fth t 1
sason ia is :- a ensi y o ewaer o
re-establishment of the Napoleon dynasty immense got• ' - ,an
Rtra's have been expended-immense debts iecurred-in . h ger& .as all Over Europe, the- claeses to wham the he was of opinion the practice in questien- was and Mr. Wa Whd• ' • 1 - nle he rea"Y extraordinary improVements in ' the mos t powerful and different ' •
not justi- gsta , t e ivisiona surge° , ..
seas Is more -er less considerable and the ves
!erre; price, of beeaa ' -1""''
e -ng On triannifi t by k-n every part of b ae - --e- iselsaa or nO object, often prefer " brown- fled by the statute; the "brie, ar the • eln H • believed the boy to be deed. The Bushell attended brilliant Telescopes, Camp, Racecourse, Opera, and P • 1 h" h 1 • ' ' ' I
ei- se.s w lc sal in them sink in the water more or ess,
as, e cen pu lc wor s 1 rea ,
,ae it • • . • on. e did '
4 empire le -
. ,‘„ . , r the purpose of keeping the labouring axtra .. .is called.. They have however, to pay an not approve of the brazen-gates at St. Bar b• e shortly afte
na as ;ut he rwards„ and used such means as to restore spective Glasses, to know the distances of objects viewed o cl. 1.1 • • •esf om th.
acc r ing to tat density. The density arm r
ea in re price for it and ' f II h! d was nut satisfied_ that these articles ht in through them-of great impedance to the arm -
, a ter a , t ey o not get what were clearly con- the lad to animation. The prisoner was also broug Ys nave's quantity ef salt contained in the water, and cense
ilia
add. . mutierative employment and good humour. they imagine ey 1
vered his and others. These telescopes possess such ext '
re ordinal
Wbet is sold under this term is a trary to law. The canon left him no discretiou respect- by anothar constable, a,nd when the lad reco
7 quently the salter tbe sea is the less a vessel enters it.
be aerie_ ist.ion to the war and food outlay is beginning to composite, raanufta* ' powers that some three and a-half incle.ts *th
, wi i an extra eye.
le grin:bile' felta and is giving occasion to a good deal .namply the adni.
eoctture, being generally, we believe, ing the setting up the Ten Commandments, and he senses he a ccused him of robbing him of the hay.
st piece, will show distinctly Jupiter's i noons, Saturn's rin As -.to hmo sil sel carries the deeper she
, t ,t e re a a yes , a
'nfa, anion in e ef certain meterials with the erdi- could not sanction the den e t
g o the nave with. Police-0 instable 152 L said he was on duty in the .
and the eouhle stars; with the sal ' g,
ee enetrates the water, it follows that the more the swat r
ain pre,peet g the bourgeoisie. But with the cer- n: ,:y fine wbeaten floe i
no tweirope ca • P
pring, and _ c'f high food
trance that itt. This is betrayed by the Very out violating the construction which. aed
_long bee, Georgeser oad on the night of the 17th ult., when he saw
seen a parson's counteneuce ttree • ..'
- n - 1 1 4 • h • f '1 Olt can be cas-
ts sa.t tie grea.er is t e quentity o sat r
prices during the winter ••
, crroims
miles and a half distant
summer armies wider; the • deser;ption of fixed by usage on that canon., The learned judge. then the pristaaer and the lad tear an empty waggon. The
and an object from le -0 20 .1 TI ' • d N hBl k S b ' teen times less Salt
• rm es. ley are of larger andel. me . ow t e •ac ea eing six .
are, by e,e,,,.n,:.. , the discontinuance of this e d• '''• f • bread," and oha
xpen 1- ancy
• d the lad •
ent e dacon . • aged accordin I ' "
gy. This is, there- concluded in the following words :-" Firet, as to St prisons a was under the influence of liquor,. Are . ions, with inereasing powers accordingly ; while their vary- than the 'Mediterranean, a vessel which leaves Touion or .
right eerionsly e tent, and arobably tutnulte, fc ,re,"an article of 11in-rye-eat,. f- ' •
tuba economy, and ie not the Paula', that a faculty do issue to tbe incumbent Pnd beth wasin-stinsible. He called for assistance, and took them ing from 4 to 6 inches enah'e us to discover Inore than the Marseilles for Sebastopol must take a smaller cergo than
tsty. Again, the ex7ass the yet necon I'd t I el' b ad to which the workingclna.ss
so 1a e( y- r e eacan ,be referred in a the churchwardens to remove the credence table and the both to the station-hou e above, and the Georgian, with his 6 eetellites, &c.-The RoYal that which goes to Constantinople, and a etill smaller
leers aro enormous. The
penses of the C Sho I
ourt and all its m- tie-le-of distress. ,u d the war ,contiage -db al . h .li teble to tak TI. •eAI.S :. '• nay and he was gen- Exhibition, 1851.-Valuabla 'wryly-invented, veu small, 01't• t t th Sea of Azoff, which is eighteen
, .an e ou,- cross on or-near tee communio . , r e away all le jury soup. tue prisoner g , ne 11Isoen er e
ius shown to the Quee_ 0 500 t of the gallant atten- ,th e seasons not be more propitious than th powerful waistcoat-poeket glass t' • f '1 t h hi 11
- , a° size O. a Tra.l.lll-, _3' w-c- . It is known
n t En I ey have been clotbs at preseet useda in the , church for 'covering the tenc 5d to four years' penal servitude,
times less, salt than the Mediterranean.
riA "nig]; t have tried seve 1 g and on her visit to 1' L ly, that time will arrive, and -will not so • a person can be seen and know le miles distant • tll
n ' ' ' °Y aaswer that the ' Mediterranean is twice as ealt as the
re y the purses ' ae - - 4 41, *th ' i ' . on eud. -As table during divine service and to substitute one onl eee-...-,..,-...,............
easschia4 or an A laddin. - Yet then of a /ranee, . w_ecannoee eeen, pi er rec uce ournational expenditure ' ' ' d y
verin for Ruch ur ose of silk or other ecent Stuff. RE .z , ' -n The Journal every purpose, on the race-course, and at the opein houses., - ' than the Adriatic, five tims,
Atlantic, ; once more ; , a
617. ardENT.INI"THE , RENOII A:I9IY.- , . . - country scenery, and ships are clearly seen at Bto ;10 miles. twelve times More than th-
mere' samples of -the perennial' -eipseeedri7 deviceis aah•-esticaii:ebiiiidant heeveete,..we ehool.d a
--ealareanut in 11', Th
CO
at.
tbg
de... p p
- -.' ' f a icirtiii bt fr. m this d -
more there tbe Caspiante ,ti
dicb, Court, indulged in partly to - n •thiii ' a -the i -a-aaite-; teithat part Of the aysfeni "whiale is under g •- - rah erre do not istin. or en h; _ sh. a e Tow& use states that the ..pqmilieF eif ,re7eniestteents Theyoese ievoluable far , shooting, doer-stalkiug, yaehting, to s more Oa h 9 'e
n t e i ea o
our pre-ent time ; and that, in case neither the Inca, bent , amen, • the eel •
(hers now w'th their regimen•te, hut whose aportsen; gentlemen, gamekeepere, and tolkeistsi -Nee, lonian Serl,liind sevini ion
gratify peroon l
Sea contains more salt than any
ese partly to buy golden opinions of the Peri ''
a control -the domestic expenditure whether of rich or nor Mr. Herue declare in • • tth • t th 'I t. ''
' '
writeug o e regis far eir ime el ; service is nearly at an end, will amount to race-course, camp, ana perspective glasses, with wonderful Marmora. The Dead
sians, p oor ; and tbe first object to be attended to is the pro- co two tone of ite water yield 539
''' Mist proneure in every (Flirter of F nsent to take such faculty within the time limited, tha 1 15,00 D. This is a .far greater number than was seen under power.-30, Alhemarle-strect, Piccadilly. Observe-opposlto other sea •it is asserted
rance aria
I
A
- de 'ft:ell of cheap and wholesome bread. • faculty do issue to Mr. Westerton alone t that if either ' the oh' , reeulations. I the York Hotel. lbs. of salt and magnesia.

Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. lye.%
Annum. Share.
X s. d. £ s. d. ,
British —•••••••• • • •• 1
Ditto Provincial .• .. 7/. 20 0 0 20 0 0 23
Brighton .•.—.• ~ 51. 20 0 0 2- 0 0 , 15
City of London .. •• •• 41. Os, 100 0 0 la° 5 0 '
Continental (4th Cap.) . 160 0 0 20 00 j
Equitable —• • .... •• , 2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all I 33%
oreat Central ....... 8/ per cent. 10 0 0 all 11.74
Imperial .. .• ........ 10/ & bonus. 50 0 0 all
Independent ......... 51. I 40 0 0 111 ..
L0nd0n.............. — 5 O 0 0 ••
Do., Pail. Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 It -
Pm is ............. 4t. per cent. 60 0 0 52 0 0
Rateliff —.. . ....... 5/. 100 0 0 16 0 '0 16
United General .... •• 2/. 100. ,50 0 0 all '
Weatminster Chartered 4} per cent. 1 60 0 0 I/ 5114
Ditto, New .. '.. 50 0 1 10 0 10

WATER-WORKS.
f Dividend Amount
Name of Company. i per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
• .£ s. d. £ s. d.
East London
Grand Junction .... • • 4,. per cot. 50 0 0 all
Kent.... ...•
Lambeth
New River Company 2l. 10s. - -
ziouthwiirk St Vauxhall 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 —89 k.
West Middlesex
BRIDGES.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. - ..per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
Z s. d. X B. d.
Hungerford .... • •
Southwark -110 0 0 --
I)itto New of 73¢ p.c. IL per cent. LO 0 0
Waterloo ..... ..
Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 11. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0
Ditto Nw ditto of 71. I/. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0
Vauxhall ...... :... • • 968. 70 10 3 —211 A

DOCKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
----,----
£ s. d. X s. d.
Commercial .....• ...• si. pr cent. Stock.' Stock.
East and West fndia.. ;6-. pr cent. Stock. 1I9)4
East CGuntry...• ' 20s. per sh.
London .... .;.•
Dittr. 50nde......... 41. per cent.
St. Katharine 1 4 per cent. Stack. 84
outhampton ... i 37 Os per c 50 0 0 50 0 8 i 37N
... . .

RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS.

GREAT NORTHERN RAlLWAY,—Traffic return for the
week ending Nov. 25, 1855 £24,4' 6 5
Corresponding week last year 21,835 13 0
LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY. —Traffic re-
turn for the week ending Dec. 2, 1855 .....220,173 4 8„
Corresponding week last year 18,471 8 16
CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAlLWAY.—Traffic return fOr
the week ending Dec. 2, 1855 .24,848 19 11
Corresponding week last year 4,661 8 0
Increase in 18551..

It may frankly be admitted that the number and per-
tinacity of the peace prophets, to whose vaticinations
reference is here made, betray a strong hankering after
peace in quarters wheee a considerable amount of power
to carry the wish int o effect is lodged. The prophets
only predict what t'aey wish to see accomplished, and
emit their prophee,es as one means towards the attain-
tbeeut ot,,aheir da:•,ires. It may also be admitted that
taii:Zi9 eircuraslances in the condition and relations of
of thes ?ut! 1),,,, ers of Europe favourable to the wishes
in the.pol'ra'aB4'ed prophets ; but there are also elements
tirely t, J,''t affairs of Europe which they leave en-
enough t, ,th' account, and which appear influential
wart all their efforts.
It may lye-
Tor of tiie'F'rench b"fldently affirmed, that the Emperor's finances eagrie
n a to be weary of the war.• The
his pr esent and prospective
azrtlay is large. True, the
heal Illy, and the publicrevenuttretef-rd trade is sound and
a , ,co nderful elasticity and steadrance has manifested
t:ildency to in-
crear e. The monetary difficultiYea ranee may
~imet react upon her productive indastFr cora-
ll' erce, but, as far as they have gone, they Zreatne
speculation of the ilonrse. .e.....muere
'creatures of the wild
the income of the French Government is ample
and 'nut if
eviasit g, its expenditure is still great,a.. The actual.
outlay ior. the war, and the impending outlay for corn,'
aria serious ; but if these were all, they might be met.
Without difficulty. The French Government has other.
-',v-irajos upon its treasury. In the first place, ever since
the re-establishment of the Napoleon dynasty immense
1.‘41nT4 have been expended—immense debts incurred—in
tarrying on magnificent public works in every part of
empire for the keeping the labouring
- elet,fte in , purpose of
This
add. r.emtinerativa employment and good humour.
be s i'• awn ,to the war and food outlay is beginning to
e inusly felt is .
of grurntain,„ ~ and giving occasion to a good deal
cer-
tain prospe;tarnef"the bourgeoisie. But with the cer-
spring, and high food prices during the winter,
summ the d. •
tare, by etoitino, di
discontinuance of this expendi-
might *erica:lBly `lenaZrontent, and probably tumults,
nasty. Again, the ex of the yet unconsolidated dy-
tainers aro enormous. Ilse of the Court and all its re-
tious shown to the Queen
ntelt, of the gallant atten-
Paris might have tried severely thegland on ber visit to
..11raschic4 or an Aladdin. Yet purses of a .11aroua
these oof-lly devices
are mere' samples of the perenrcird expetiditure o f the
nenoh, Court, indulged in partly to gratify -
tast,e9 partly to buy golden opinions of the personal
and V. plat pron Curs in every qu,rter of France and

Surprise has been expressed that vessels which go di•
ct to Sebastopol take a smaller cargo than it the%
were only to go to Constantinople, or that they dimieisi,
their cargo in the latter port before entering the Blact:
Sea. The reason is this :—The density of the water of
different seas is more er less considerable, and the yes
sets which sail in them sink in the water more or less,
according to that density. The density arises from th'
quantity of salt contained in the water, and conse-
quently the salter the sea is the less a vessel enters it.
As, too, the more sail a vessel carries, the deeper she
penetrates the water, it fellows that the more the water
is salt the greater is the quantity of sail that can be ca, -
tied. Now the Black Sea being sixteen times less salt
than the Mediterranean, a vessel which leaves Toulon or
Marseilles for Sebastopol must take a smaller c.argo than
that which goes to Constantinople, and a
ll smaller
one if it is to enter the Sea of Azoff, which is eighteec
times less. salt than the Mediterranean. It is known
that the 1 Mediterranean is twice as salt as th
Atlantic, :once more than the Adriatic, five time•
more than, the Caspian Sea, twelve times more than the
SeA,liikod seventeen times: more than the Sea o
Marmora. The Dead Sea contains more salt than any
other sea ; it is asserted. two tone of Ail water yield 1;59
lbs. of salt and nanneela,

.21470I$TMENT,IN7‘THE FROM' AT9IY.—The Journal,
de Tou.lo use states that the insuhr of ry7enlirtulents
among• the soldiers now with heir re'giments, Lut whose
time of service is nearly at an end, will amount to
15,003. This is a far greater number than was seen under
the ele regulations,