The Sun.
London, England, 1855-11-21 00:00:00

LORD NAAS ON THE WAR.

The noble ex• Secretary for Ireland met his con-
stituents of the borough of Coleraine last week at a
public dinner, in order to give an account of his
stewardship since the political interests of the town
were placed in his keeping. After touching upon
a variety of topics, local and domestic, his lordship
proceeded to discuss the great question of the day,
—the war with Russia :

" Whatever (said Lord Naas) may be said of the origin
of the war, there can be but one opinion now,—that as
long as it lasts it should be coeducted with vigour and
determination. (Loud applause.) I, in common with
many, have always believed that this contest might have
been avoided at first ; that more vigour in our warlike
preparation, and more frankness and plain-speaking
in our diplomacy, might have saved us from all the
Isomers and misery that have occurred ; but I am no t
the less sure that our quarrel is just. I am not the less
willing to give every support to her Majesty's Govern-
ment in their laudable efforts to sustain the honour
and procure the safety of this country. It is true that.
the origin of the war may be somewhat forgotten ; some
of its first objects may be already obtained—the Princi-
palieiss are safe, Turkey relieved from imminent danger,
and the Russian fiest has ceased to exist ; but it does
not therefore follow from that that a peace patched up
at this moment would be a lasting one. Wars cannot
be limited like diplomatic disputes, and regulated by
strict rule. You cannot conduct or conclude a war as
you wouA demonsti ate a proposition in Euclid. (Hear,
beer.) Human passions, national feeling, the aspect of
neutral States, military success, or the reverse, are con-
tinually altering the character of the contest. Once the
blessed bond of peace is severed, and the havoc of war
begun, belligerent Powers are no longer hound by treaties
and conferences, but each party has a right to make the
best of the situation, and concession= on one side or the
other which might have been accepted as preventa-
tives of war are not always to be considered, after
we have made enormous sacrifices, as certain restora-
tives of peace. Thus it is in my opinion right to con-
tinue this contest, as we have it now in cur power, till
Russia is deprived of that maritime supremacy in the
Black Sea which has been the cause of all this trouble.
I cannot think that as lung as she retains that enormous
seaboard in the Euxine, with those almost unassailable
stroneholds, that object has been attained. We have
hitherto been successful. Through the endurance and
courage of our soldiers we have succeeded in every
attempt. The allied armies have won three pitched
battles, have taken a city after a siege unparalleled in
history, and with it 2,000 pieces of cannon. They are
in possession of four important positions on the enemy's
territory. They have established a force (now well sup-
plied) in one of these positions of more than 150,000
men, attended by 100 sail of fighting ships, and an in-
numerable fleet of transports; and with these advantages,
gained by the valour of our brothers and of our sons, are
we to limit our demands to those weary four points, or
make peace by the assistance of German inscrutability
or the terms of the Vienna Conference ? No, gentlemen,
such a peace will never satisfy this country. (Cheers.)
This matter must be settled finally and fur ever. We
must endeavour to place the recurrence of the events of
the past year beyond all human possibility, and if our
terms may seem to some too ha-rsh, and our demands ton
exacting, it is because we wish to be certain of our ob-
ject, "as skilful surgeons cut beyond the wound to make
the cure complete." I may be told that these opinions,
if carried into practice, would lead to 30 years of war.
On the contrary, gentlemen, I believe they would lead to
50 years of peace. Look to the state of Europe. Cast
your eye over the map. You will find there but one
aggressive power ; that is our enemy. The Western
alliance is complete. Those two great nations, Eng-
land and France, bound together by the closest ties of
fellow-feeling and self-interest, will every day feel
more and more the advantages of their amity. But,
though these two nations feel that combined they are
a match in power for the rest of Europe,
is an alliance of peace. They seek no
cess. They look fur no territorialaggrandisement.
, curb the ag-
gressor, seek but to defend the
weakl
t®
6 balance
and to maintain in Europe the present None of them
thleiitraray suc-
of power. Look at the other Powers.l.
can be called aggressive. Thepo
financial difficulties—with Italy
catedpeoPprlue,sshiear,
nieyttioefoAneusstirdiea'awndithherher philosophy and her
eai
despot
Hun-
gary on the other, musiitthichcenarg
tivaivri awe
moved Pll'fi°rgol johmeryt-ohefde repose.
consideration of
inscrutableliterary and P 'cues
music, seems quite
(A laugh.) The Scandinavian
ffatihse monarchies of the Low Countries, are
and .
kingdoms, sublunary
tnliderrtroersnpetcotapbielecemsedbiyocrity
intestine S ,Spain—poor
p
co
ao
par
s contentpa zi- ewxthus ted by years of the most atrocious mis-
government,ada political Power, to exist. At
dlly3'there,pectab e portion of his own subjects. Nap e her amiable seems only intent on making
hardly
war on
Rus-
sia is, therefore, the only power on the continent that
can be called aggressive. Her traditional policy is one
of aggrandisement. Our mission is to force her to change
notthat pi
nosl cryo;
lateorshvoicwtohryer;that her great armaments can-
is but a source of weakness,that thather enormous
military frontier
a
not the only origin of a nation's greatness ; show
her that all hope of ever placing a Russian dynasty on
the Byzantine throne is gone for ever ; show her all this
—force her to devote her young energies to the develop-
ment of her countless resources, and you will, as tar as
human eye can judge, secure the peace of Europe for a
hundred years. But, while I would support this war
now, I would be far from saying that circumstances
might not arise when I would with equal ardour sipper!
the cause of peace. I look not to the destruction of
Russia as a European power. (Hear, hear.) 14nnh art
s do
dielisee her system—much'ita 1 abhor
not want to see anarchy established over onveitsab .11
le result
the habitable world, which would be the inevitable despoteivsent.
of
Czar at this
of the overthrow of the Government oft :at
our rulers see
moment. (Hear.) The very instantp
peace as would ap.
an opportunity of concluding
suic2ohnaourable they should.
pear likely to be lasting and honourable
it. Should Rua-
leave no effort untried to
we
should show every dis-
sia appear disposed to treat
.l
y (Hear.) Guilty as a
position to meet her
ulster would be
satisfy
yl would he be if, for mere mili-
:r_hianot,fsahuoilid conclude a dishonourable
national ambition, he should
5
tpaerayai,
glory,st o morer t
time we
will be •
the Conference with principals, and
treat I hope
continue an unneocessary contest. But the next
England, Turkey,
that the representatives of France,
mg at one side of the
and , the representatives of Russia at the other,
table, ana
Sardinia will be found sitt•
without the intervention of Teutonic metaphysicians or
pwho will argue and gossip for
ever,
hysterics at the bare thought
_hilosohpahtical
who oldg ladies,o
into
of gunpowder. (Hear, hear, and laughter.) It is only
by such a course of conduct that we hope to conclude
a peace and to finish the war. We have tasted its
evils ; we shall hereafter better appreciate the blessings
of peace. For my own part I shall be always ready,
as a humble member of Parliament, to support
nanl
Government that carries on this business in a na"er
worthy of this great country, (Loud cheers.)"

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Naval and Military Intelligence. ' OPERATIOAS _EY TFT h; SEA OF AZOFF. so as to dislodge them, with idiot or shell from the guns.
"On the 1 7th I stood along the Spit to see if any more From the London Gazette of Last Night. and glazier anti lieensed victri ales, Dee. 1, 22, at 11 o'clock, dietteet in which a party diee, but witheut stating ex- ;
at the Birmity,wham District tlnurt of Bankruptcy : solidi- piieitly the aceill plaee of death,. and, it is, hoepital, i ,!4ountry Markets.
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tors, Messrs. 11 ateratu ant I.:eight, Biriniegliem ; 01E6. ,i• wh• re the p.irty's residence was during iif,,
LI VERPOOL - Noir. 20.
The stsare-transport Orineco arrived at Spithea.d yes- ( From the Supplemvit to the London Ga:ette of Tuocla? i boats or nets could ne feued along the. shore where I
WAR. DEP,UZ.T7t,IENT, Nov. 20. assignee. Mr. Chrisces, Birminghetn. ,
A fair demand was experienced for all descriptions of
i l'he Rev. Chan-wan, Mr. Worrell, Mr. Eekett, Mr.
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-1, could destroy them, as also to drive away a nutnner ,-,(
torday from the Mediterranean. She left Malta on the
Nov. 20 )
a .- troops I saw hidden behind some banks, and at the same The name
.of Lieutenant Colonel Goodwin, commanding Levi Baugh, Walbrook, Sta
' Ross, Mr. Timpson and other ine:"bers of the board old anti dry new wheat, at last week's prices. No 1.1
c ange
10th inst., hianesiug among her p,t.ssAngere Lleutenaa
ADMIRA.LTY Nov 2u ' • t d- t 6re with carcases to a num ' Reeiment fornsing a part of the 2d Division in lic:n, Dec. 1, 22, at 11 o'clock, at the Birminghsm District
her
0, , the -lso e - , • •
Ise ftr • -' 1 , .
spe
,„ o ee set ious c ieracter of the frauds in question, also as regerds either sack or barrel flour. Barley, beaus,
fferdseire, erecor and pub•
. . .
. . welch aere considered to arise minify from the circum• and oatmeal fully supported the adrance in price of Fri-
Geneste, RNwb - trek • ti e 'andine of the se
e. .
.e ~
sso wai en in A . ' 4,
.vespaLnes, of which the following are Copies, stitme to ry an ee , . i mn,
the assault on the Retieu, on the Bth September, having Court of efleukruptcy : s ,licitors, Mr. Smith, Horsley '
Coseack's boat's crew at Hango ; Mr. Gordon C. Sin-
ve een received from Rear-Admiral Sir Edinund to
ha b
,o3res built on the broad part, of the Spit, high up, but ,
t. •
far off for ine with niy small force to atteurpt Ls land n,en ruadvertently omitted in th- extracts of the repel ts Heete, and Messrs. Motterarn and Knight, Birmingham ;
if Lieutenant-General Markham and Brigadier•Gcneral offi.,ial assiguee, Mr. Bath-18ton, Bitani::ghatn. , stance that the pr aluetion <if the registrar's certificate is (ley. Oats 1.1 per bushel higher. Indian corn in less de-
:
°lair, acting mate R.N wounded in the Naval Brigade
at the late attaCk : „lir'. Mason, midshipman of the L. yons, G.C.B , Commander-in-Chief of her Ma- and destroy.
Windham, which appeared in the London Gazette of the John Allen and Joseph Moore, Birtuineham, me•iallists, ; not legally imperative before the interment takes place. mand than of late, and prices rather easier.
Res•:lutions wcre come to directieg warning notices 10 -4--
G eneral Screw Steam-shipping Company ; William Jesty's ships and veasela in the Mediterranean and " I could see no more boats, but their perseverance in sth ult., the emission has been thus brought to notice by die sialcsrs and manufacturers, Dec. 1, at 11 o'clock, Jan. j
thus rebuilding these housee, boats, and nets, with the General Sir Jatnes Simpton :- 10, at half-past :2, at the Birminghetn Distriet Court of ,be issued to undertaken/ upon the sunject ; arid there is IPSWICH-Nov. 20.
White and Thomae Day, late stewards to Captain the Black Sea :-
fact of so many troops being there to protect them, tag " Lieutenaiat-Colonel Goodwin ia a most deserving Bankruptcy : solicitors, Messrs. Wright, Birmingham ; reaeon to believe that discoveriee which have been made A tolerable quantity of wheat on offer to-day ; therewaa
Hon, 11. Keppel, R.N. She poweed the sceew.stearner " Royal Albert; off Sebastopol, Nov. G. .
wn tale-that they must be much in want of provi- officer and I should be glad that his name were remora- offieial assignee, Mr. Whitmore Birmingham. will result in criminal proceedings against the parties a good sale for all samples, which were in condition, and
Solway off Cape Finisterre, standing S.W., on the 17th "Sir,-The accompanying copy of a letter from Capt.
at same rates as last week. Barley met a very free sale,
loot., at 4 p.m. Sherard Osborn, of the Vesuvius, with its several uncle- altisonos-
I have, rt,,cG.,
EO F D , Lieut.-Command-en
AY • bored 'with others mentioned." Hopkiu Eustatwe, Neath, wiine anti spirit merchant,
DOWNING-STREET, Nov. 16. Dec. 3, Jan. 8, at 11 o'clock, at the Bristol District Court concerned.
' and although we observed an increased supply it was cleared
The screw three-decker Marlborough, 131, and the sures, will place the Lorda Commissioners of the Admi- • •
of Bankruptcy : solicitors Messrs. Henderson and Co.,
off, and fully 2s to 3s per qr. more money paid. Other
" Capt. Osborn, Senior Officer." The Queen has been pleased to appoint Francis Rice,
Hind steam gun-boat were docked yesterday at Ports- tatty in possession of a detailed account of the active and
Bristol, and Mr. Cu '
thbertsoe, Neath ; official assignee,
grain equally high.
to be a Member of the Legislative Council of New
PRICs, OF SH A RES
mouth, and the Swinger gun-boat was undocked. The energetic proceedings of the squadron ia the Sea of Azuff, In co • • -----
Elq.'
• IPb t B • Mr. Acrainan, Bristol.
FBR QUARTSR.I PAR QUARTicr„
nsideration of the services mentioned in the above Brunswick • an( to er radshaw Es
, q., to be Colonial Willaan Henry Saunders, Cardiff, wine merchant, Dec.
Wheat red (old) . 85s to BRoßarley, grinding ... Cs to 43
Arrogant, 46, Captain Yelverton, went into harbour to under the command of that valuable officer.
IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM-
despatches- Surgeon at 'Sierra Leone.
3, Jan. 8, at 11 o'clock, at the Bristol District Court of
Ditto (new) •.-s to -sßeens -
refit.
" The enterprise, which was undertaken and so sue-
Lieut. Geor •
ge Fiott Day has been promoted to the WHITEHALL, NOV. 19. Bankruptcy : solicitor, Mr. Prideaux, Bristol ; official as- ' PANIES' STOCK.
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Ditto, white 9os to 94oPeas -
Her Majesty's screw steamship Exmouth, 9i), bear- cessfully carried ont by Commander J. E. Commerell,
rank of Commander ; The Right Hon. Sir George Grey, Bart., one of her signee, Mr. Acraman, Brittol.
__et-- Ditto (old) - s to -spitto (white) -
ing the flag of Sir Michael Seymour, arrived at Ply- of the Weser, in crossing the Isthmus of Arabat,
3lajesty's Prircipal Secretaries of State, hare in pursuance Henry Cawthron, Halifax, druggist. Dec. 7, Jan. 18, at
Mr. William H. Parker will be promoted to the rank
Barley, malting ... 426 to 46eFlour, per sack -
mouth Sound yesterday morning, having left Kiel on the and in destroying a large quantity of forage on the
of an Act passed in the last session of Perliament, ap- 11 o'clock, at the Leeds District Court of Bankruptcy • From the Official List.
of Master, so soon as he shall be qualified ; and
AVBRABIIB FOR The WRITE ENDIII9 Nov. 10, 1855.
13th. Admiral Seymour, who visited the dock ard yes- Crimean shore of the Sivash, reflects great credit on that
pointed tbe undernamed gentiernen to be inspectors of solicitors Mr. Bennett, Heti_ ,fax •Mr N ttl t Wk •
- PUBLISHED EYERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENII•10.
tenlay morning, is apparently in good health. y - officer, and adds still further proof of his having deserved A medal and 151. gratuity, for conspicuous gallantry,
coal mines in Great Britain :-John J. Atkinson, Es • 'fi ld • it'd Messrs Bon i end Bar ' • • e e on,
a e
(d . • 'wick, Lteds ,
• official as- Wheat ... ...... 1639 quarters, at 79s 15
The steam-ships Sanspareil, 70, Captain Woodford J. that promotion which their Lordships have lately been have been awarded to William Rickard, Quartermaister Wns. Alexander, Esq.; John Hedley, Esq •T • 1B qh.• 'e 'aM
Y *
~ Leone roug , eignee, r. ming, Lee re
LONDON, TUESD A.Y, NOV. 20, 1855. Oats lO „ 26s Od
Williams, and La Hogue, 60, Captain William Ranasay, pleased to confer upon him. The gallantry of William of her Majesty's ship Weser.
Esq.; Thomas Evans. Esq.; Peter Higson, Eig. James Darling, Sheffield, grocer, Dec. 8, Jan. 19, at 10 o Peas
were placed in the basin dock at Keyham on Monday. Rickard, Quartermaster of the Weser, deserves to be
_______ _ WAR-OFFICE, Nov. 20. o'clock, at the Council Hall, Sheffield : solicitors, Messrs.
Barley ...... ... 2168 „ 40s 25
The hired steara transport Arabia, No. 95, Captain particularly mentioned ; and I beg leave to recommend POLICE INTELLIGENCE—Nov. 20. EREVET.-Major-Geneial the Hon. George Anson, ser- Hoole and Yeonaans, Sheffield ; official assignee, Mr. GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. Bears ...... .., -rr s Od
Stone, which arrived at Plymouth on Sunday, was ap- him to their Lordships' favourable consideration for the
ving with the local rank of Lieutenant-General, to have Brewin, Sheffield.
— --
Dividend Amount .
HULL-Nov. 20.
pointed yesterday to embark the 2.d Regiment Royal medal and gratuity for distinguished service. to,
the local rank of General in the Eest Indies. John Wills, New Bank, near Halifax, ironfounder and
. ,
elame of Company. per of Paid Price.
eh e • • • •
COMMISSION SIGNED BY THE QUEEN. machine melser, Dec. 7, Jan. 18, at 11 o'clock, :4 the •
A fair supply of English wheat to-day, which met a slow
ethire Militia from Devonport, and to sail this morn- " Lieutenant Geotge F. Day, commanding the Re- BOW-STREET.-Poliee-constables Bush, and Brown,
Annum. Share.
Leeds District Court of Bankruptcy : solicitors, Mr. Rob-
'_____. sale at barely last Tuesday's rates. Foreign in good de-
la-,
cruit, has also displayed his usual activity and zeal in sergeants of the F divition, attended before Mr. Jardine, Royal Nor th Lincoln Millie - Captain Widiem Telford,
t, for Dublin, whence they will proceed to Newry.
sou, Halifax ; and Msssrs. Caries and Cudworth, Leeds;
X s. d. £ 8. d. ' mand. Barley ls to 28 dearer, and next to nothing offer-
late Paymaeter 17th Feet, to be Paymaster.
The American steam transport Niagara, Ca,pt. whale. harassing the enemy on the north-eaet coast of the Sea by direction of the Police Commissioners, to ansvver a
official assignee, Mr. Young, Leeds. s •• •• ... •• --, - ' - • Beans Is to 2s dearer. Oats firmer Deli fetches
ing. . . ,
non, arrived in Cork harbour on Sunday, having on ef Azoff ; and I regret to find that his foot has been complaint preferred by William Cox and James Cutter- COMMISSION.S SIGNED BY LORD LIEUTENANTS,
Jamest Riley, Chester, china, glass, and earthenware- gritittio h .i-rovinctai -•- 7-1. -20 "O
0 20 0 0 23 is to 2s more money. Linseed ls to 211 dearer, and quota-
County Palatine of Lencaster-Bertie Mathew Roberts, s
20 0 0 20 0 0 . 15
board the officers and men of the Royal South Lincoln severely injured by the recoil of a gun.-I aui, &c., the latter a ticket-of-leave man-who charged them with
dealer, Dec. 4, 31, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Brighton ........ •• • • 51.
tions are again up for cake.
Militia, enumerated in The Sun of Saturday. " EDMUND LYONS, following and annoying them in Drury-lane, and pointing Esq., to .
be Deputy-Lieutenant
f R •1 Ch : •• • Court of Bankruptcy : solicitor Mr. Rymer Liverpool ;
2•1 Regnnent o oya eshire Militia-George Robert •• l • , el • c ' • • ' CC
oi tnet i onfenetrl (I( otn ea.. .. 41. Os. 1(5)00 00 00 15200 60 g, 7
4 h C PO • _
a a I
s. N.
"Rear-Admiral and Conamander-in-Chief. them out as convicted thieves. itte.
ofh
Jcoot
nassienee, r.. azenove, Liverpool.
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Willson, Gent., late of the East Kent Militia, to be
ne Equitable ......•• •• 21. 10s. 50 0 0 all '34 Wheat, English, red Sato 901 Peas, grey and black -to -
LAUNCH OF THE SHANNON. "To the Secretary of the Admiralty." On the defendants taking their places in the dock, Cox Ensign. h Bronson, Liverpool, hosier and draper, Nov. .)0, areat Central -.. ..• • 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all 'lit Ditto white BB to 92 Linseed, Black Sea... SO to 84
Dec. 21, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Imperial •••••••• •• .. RR& oonus. 50 0 0 all
Ditto Petersburgh ... 76 to 78
The new screw-frigate Shannon, 51 guns, is to be
said the worst man wat not present. He heel no particu- Royal Cumberland Regiment of Militia-John Dixon
- Dantzic and Konigs-
i
, Bankruptcy :solicitors, Messrs. Mason and Stun t, Gresham- Independent ......... 51. 40 0 0 Of --
50 0 0 -
launched in Portsmouth dockyard on Saturday next, at " Her Majesty's ship Vesuvius, at Sea, Oct. 25. lar complaint against Bush, but the chief offender was a Feller, Esq., to be Assittant-Sergeon, vice Wheatle
L0nd0n•....... -.. .• _ berg B6 to 90 Ditto Riga and Arch-
" street, Cheapside ; and Mr. Tyrer, Liverpool; official
9,
Pomeranianandliam- angel
11 o'clock. She will be the largest frigate in the world, "Sir,-I am now returning westward towards Genit- man named Brown, better known as " Bost-eye:' promoted.
Do., Parl. Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 ~ -
assignee, Mr. Turner, Liverpool.
Pece ix .• • .... •• •• .. 41. per cent. 60 0052 0 0 - burgh
upwards of 2,600 tons burden. chi, having been employed with her Majeety's ships Inspector Dodd stated that he had no other man named Royal slo rwood Foresters or Nottinghanaehire Regiment
George Moss, Bron Offa, near Wrexham, coal dealer Reienee.... •
....... 5/. 100 0016 0 0 16 Daniala,Holstein, and Memel 65 to 70
-- named in the margin* since the 9th 'of October, Hee, Brown in the eivition, told the constable presept was the of Militia-Lientenent Arthur Peniston Moore to be
and iron manufacturer, Dec. 4, 31, at 11 o'clock, at the united General .. - a 2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all 19 Friesland 7B to 83, Per Ton.
TRIAL OF A NEW LIFE-BOAT. along the north coast of this sea as far as Taga,uror%
Captain vice Walter resiened
man who for years had been designated "Boss-eye" by ' , ' - ' •
Liverpool Dictrict Court of n
. -ankruptey : solicitors, Messrs. Westminster Chartered 141 per cent. 50 0 0 51
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Fifeshire Militia Artillery-Second Lieutenant Thomas
Russian and Odessa 72 t 6 7opns.c. Hulll4lss to 1411450 d
Ditto, New ........
.1 - '5O 0 0 10 7 0 10%
A very successful trial of the qualities of Mr. T. C. "On Crooked Spit, as well as Bielosarai or %i7hite- the thieves of the district.
Fletcher and Hull, Liverpool ; official assignee, Mr. Mor-
Oats, Euglish
William Webb to be First lie t
t tu enant, . vice Howard e • ,
Clarkson's (of Eligh•street, Wapping) patent cork life. house Spit, the enemy bad established a large force in Brown said he was not present on the night in ques- ' •
gari, Liverpool.
Ditt•o Dauish
glas Aytonn, appointed to the 15th Regiment of Foot
WATER-WORKS.
boat was made yesterday morning in Portsmouth dock- the remains of the old fishing establishments, and con- tion, but was on duty in another part of the diyisior. Dlust Re • ent of the Duke of L ' - • " Thomas Carruthers, Manchester, oil and colour dealer,
Ditto Friesland
ancestor s Own Militia-
yard. She is construeted of alternate layers of sheet structed a series of rifle pits and breastworks, from weich He knew both Cox and Cotter, but he did nut see either John W,getitml Younglinsband, Gent., to be Ensign. Nov. 30, Dec. 21, at 12 o'cleck, at the Manchester Die-
Dividend Amount Ditto Russian 2S to 30 Rape cakes 150 s Od to 152 s 6d
cork, canvas, and thin wood, adhered by adhesive sub. they opened fire upon any of our vessels taking shelter of them, or Bush, that night.
6th Regiment of Royal Lancashire Militia-John Lomax trict Court of Bankruptcy : solicitor, Afr. Taylor, Man- Name of Company. ' per of Paid. Price. Barley, malting
I , e
stances, which give elasticity, with greater strength than' under those points ; and as the enemy had a number ot Bush said the constable on duty with him at the time Gent., late Lieutenant 7th Regiraent of Royal Lancashire cheater ; official assignee, Mr. Hernaman, Manchester. ' Annum. Share.
Ditto grinding 4-0 to 4WDitto foreign
DIVIDENDS.
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ordinary wood. She was launched from the dockyard biota/ with them, with which they could easily board a alleged Was F 85, who was also present. Militianto be Lieutenant.
---- Beans
Dec. 13. J. Miller, Conduit-street West, Paddington, ,
.£ s. d. X s. d. I
Ditto foreign
wall into the harbour, having on board the inventor and vessel in distrets, I thought it right to destroy the latter COX stated that he could not remember F 85, nor 7th Regiment of Royal Lancashire mime:L.-Charlie
Fast London
corn dealer-Dec. 11. . Strahan, Sir J. D. Paul, and R. e
,ii Peas, white and yel. 54 to 6Ontye Meal
four others volunteers from the ships in the port. The and dielcelge the men,
could he swear to Brown. He was very shortsighted. Berkeley Molyneux, Esq., late Captain 4th (or Queen's
R Bates, Strand, bankers, and Norfolk-streot, Strand, urand Junction .... •• 4,. per cnt. 50 0 0 all
height of the wall from the water was ten feet perpen- "The Recruit, Lieut. George F. Day, came in colli- The complainauzs thou stated their case, Cox ,lescrib- Own) Light Dragoons, to be Captain.
Kent
aeents-Dec. 11. J. Morrison Cheapside tailor- Le• *;:•• '• '• •• •• •• 4e per cnt. 188 8 8 1.- 'we •
Royal Lancashire Artillery.-First Lieutenant John Is's
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COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-YeaTElMer.
dicnlar, and being plunged from the edge of the wall sion with them on the 15th inst., and although he could ing bimetal as a newsvepclor, and Cotter as a wardrobe
22 11.. W. Cornish, Great Thurlovi, Suffolk, ;eau. and N 1 er e ne, y
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Railton to be Captain, vice James Geibbins Archer Bur- , . -
without anything to guide her or keep her upright, she not dislodge the riflemen he succeeded in destroying keeper in Vere-street. On the night of the 4th of Nov.
( raper e .
D c 11. J. S tevensen, Barham, Suffolk ginnkeeper iocuwthlwivare &ova an-
Z 1 ' 512.1p•eir°3c•nt. 100 -0
0 = eeSs, kmsterdam •. - ........ 11 18,e, Gibraltar .............. -
ton deceased • second Lieutenant Hill Charley Moore to '
entered the water safely, soon righting herself, from her seven launches and five large fieheries, in spite of the (Suirday), between 9 and 10 o'clock, they weet jute '. • ' • • -- • horse and cattle dealer-Dea 11. H. J. Bridges, Wands- West Middlesex ...... 51. per cent. ,610 0 - 90% Ditto, three mOnths .. 12 0% Leghona ..... ..... ... 30 10
be First Lieutenant, vice Radton, promoted ; William
- Rotterdam ............ 12 ole Genoa ...... .....• .... 2e 80
buoyant qualities, and not having shipped much water. enemy's cavalry and infantry. Drely-lane for a walk-, accompanied by Cotter's wife Walker, Gent., to be Second Lieutenant ; Theodore Ford, Deo
worth-road and Stowinarket, brewer and corn merchant-
.
Antwerp .............. 25 60 Milan .. ..... ~,, ..., _
. 11. J. Haywood, Derby, ironfounder-Dec. 12. J. BRIDGES.
Who was then capsized, but immediately regained her " Lieutenant Day, lam sorry to say, received a se. and two oth -r young women. Sergeant Bush and an- Gent to be Second Lieutenant.
Brussels .............. 25 GO Venice.............. _ -
W. Jeffryes and J. Meek, Liverpool, inerchants-Dec. 12. •
- flamburgh ............ 13 10 Naples ...• ....
proper position ; and in two or Veree other trials of vere injury of the foot, by the accidental explosion of an other constable saw them in Drury-lane, and said quite lst.o' r Western Regiment of Norfolk Militia.-Ensien
Dividend 1 Amount
G. Pryde, D. ,
Jones and J. Gibb, Liverpool, sail-makers,
Altona --.•-.• - .• - - Palermo •••••••••• -.• 132%
PlaCing her 012 her beam ends, elle appeared to possets 8-inch gun, but he speake in high terms ot the satiefac- audible ofle to another, " There go a ticket.oftleave and Charles Dudley Henry Manclarke to be Lieutenant ; En-
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
.1) chandlers, commission aeents and shipowncrs-Dec.
Paris ........ ..... - .... 25 35 efessina ... .•• 133
Annum. Share.
so great an amount of buoyancy as to render upsetting tory manner in which Mr. W. Parker, second maeter of & cGnvicted thief" Complainants took no notice of this, sign Robert Welsh Coates to be Lieutenant ; Edward
liii S. L Samuel, Liverpool' wa;ch nufacturer-Dec
Ditto, three months .. 25 75 Lisbon ..
almost impossible. There were also a number of con- the Recruit, executed the service entrusted to bin). not liking the young women to hear their remarks ; but Effingham Lawrence, Gent.. to be Ensign, vice Manclarke, .
2. J. D: Neill, Liverpool, ship brokr an 1 1' .
genera mer- ' W s. d. X ii. d. Marseilles ............. 25 15 Oporto ..........
trivances displayeel for clearing her of water in the event "On the 20th of October the Ardent, Lieut. H. Cam- tiley were followed by the t bye officers to .High-street and Promoted ; Charles Woodman Eastwood, Gent., to be En-
chant- Dec. 13. H. Brown, Liverpool, shit
p chandler awe Ibmgerford....•• •• .. -r. - - 12 Bourdeaux .......• ...• - Rio Janeiro ..... .• 53%
sign, vice Coa.tes, promoted.
- no 0 o - Frankfort-on Maine .... 120 w Buenos Ayres...." - - -
of shipping a sea. By taking portions of her to pieces a pion, drove iu a large force of cavalry, which attempted Comptou-street, where they (complainante) stepped ioto
rail maker-Dec. 13. J. Feeny, late of Liverpool, eatine- Southwark - ........ -
Berlin ...............• - New York,6o days' sight -
I)itto New of 7% p.c. 11. per cent. 5.) 0 0 - -
raft was formed capable of buoying up 10 to 15 pereons. to prevent him approaching Crooked or Krivaia Spit, a public-house tu avoid them. After waiting there at least
NOTICE TO MARINERS. housekeeper-Dec. 12. W. Jones, Manchester, glass, oil,
- 100 0 o - - Vienna .......... •• --11 30 Philadelphia -
Altoget'nee, in ceses of emergency, thie boat and her fit- and he likewise destroyed three boats.
20 minutes they returned to the street to continue their
NORWAY.-LIGHTS ON THE SOUTH-WEST COAST and colour merchant-Dec. 12. D. Goodman, Manchester, wa tietrtiocte ..... .... - -
D Old A.nn. of W. 11. I4s. Bd. 60 0 0 - - Trieste.••••••••• •• .... II 32 PRlcra OF RCLI.IcN, rill os.
tinge was repretented to be able to support 240 persone, "On the 24th of October the weather was sufficiently walk, but the two constables were still watching them, The Ro al No eat Marino De • rtment at Ch.risti- tobacconist-Dec. 14. L. Thorniley, Bardsley, 'near Ash- Ditto Nw ditto of 7/. U. 103. 4d. 40 0 0 - - Petersourg ............ 34 Foreign Gold in Bars X 3 17 9
Madrid .........•, •... 49% Portugal Gold Coin .. 0 0 0
th )ugh only 27 fee!, long, and 7 feet 6 inches beam. The favourable to enable me to get the Vesuvius close enough ani continued to do so, until, in Princes-street, Cox de- ania has Tven prwelsl !ler notice thilat, tovrards the Cold ton-under-Lyne, cotton spinner-Dec. 13. W. Riley, J. Vauxhall .......... - 965. -7010 3 - 214
Cadiz ..........
experiments were highly interesting. to force the enemy from their rifle-pits upon the Bitlo- ciaring that he would " stand it no longer"' desired the of this yegar, th: forllolwe
netini y
d h 1 l• h •1
g coast an c anne ig ts wi Ibe Lupton, R. Halstead, and J. Haworth, Burnley, cloth
Barcelona ... ...... ... - New Dollars ....• • 0 0 0
manufacturers.
DOCKS. ieville .• •••••••• •• • • ...• - Silver in bars ...... 0 3 IN
--nee. sarai Spit. At 1 p.m. the small-arm men and marines of woman to leave them and waited with Cotter till the established on the south-west coast of Norway :-
CERTIFICATES TO BE GRANTED.
'Another body of volunteers arrived at Woolwich on this ship landed, under Lieut. Chetharn, H. Strode, Mr. constables came up. Cox then, addressing Bush, de 1. A coast light on Vibber point by the southern pas-
___________
Dividend Amount '
Monday from the Militia. They were to the number of R. R. Armsteong, mate, and Mr. IL D. R. Farquhar- manded while. he wanted, and declared that if he (Bush) sage to Egersund. Dec, 12, M. J. Popplewell and R. Goff, Lime-street, Name ef Company, Per of Paid. Price. SEABORNE MAILS.
52, all volunteers from the Lancashire Militia Artillery son, midshipman, supported by the ship and boats. was a younger man, he would knock his head off, 2. A coast light on Grundsundholm by the northern city, me/clients and commission agents-Dec. 12. ne, A,
Annum. Share.
at Northfort, Liverpool, for the Royal Regiment of " Directly the enemy saw their escape threatened, " and," he added in his evidence, "so I would," Beth passage to Egersund.
Simon, Albion-road, Wandsworth-road, boarding-house e------- ,' _
.--_ -to
3. A channel light on Little Blegen near Langevagg. keeper-Dec. 12. T. and W. Bishop, White Lion-street, _ 1 X5.d•Z 5. CI (N signifies that the mails are sent from the General Post office
Artillery, and appeared to be a fine set of young men, they beat a rapid retreat, though fully 150 in number, threatened to " drag" them if they "gave hiM auy ot
eommercial .....•... i 51. pr cent. Stock. Stock. -
4. A channel light on elidthohn near Mester harbour. Bishopsgate, builders-Dec. 11. E. Pistrucci, late of Bed-
- 1 117 by the night-and Mby the morning-despatch.)
well adapted to the Artillery service. and effected their escape by a superior knowledge of the their cheek." They then determined to proceed to the
5. A
.channel_ hew, org Folgeroen. These three last- ford-street, Bedfordsquare, and Windsor-terrace, Pind East and West Indi ...1
61. r -ent Stock.
ico, East Conittry.• ....... •••• 12(hi.Pper' sh:
- 1
- - , -
Captain Hill, 75th Regiment, has been qualified as an Paths through the swamps. ' • Bow-street station to prefer a complaint, and they did named b hts eat ens as guides for the passuge on the east commission agent-Dec. 11. T. Sloper, White Horse- London ..... ••••• .. ; 51. pr cent. Stock. - 95% Daywhenmaae ..1,, irrc,,„l,,, w,,,,
instructor in rnusketry, and is to hold himself in reedit "Lieutenant Strode then destroyed their posts, which 80, without further annoyanoe from the conetables. 'The side of Bgo g •
inmel and Moster islands.
tioneer-Dec 18 G. Pvne Bristol
is3treet, Stepney, auc , ,
~.. , Ditto 80nd5."... '4l per cent - - I - 0017NTRIES in General Post- Port due • n
ness for immediate embarkation for India, in charge of had been reeently reconstructed ; they were eight iu nuts- intpector, however, received them with great rudeness. 6. A channel light oa the west side of Leeroen in the oot and shoe manufacturer-Dec. 12. D. Norbury, Cher- ' •
t ' 't Kth ' ••1
• •
a anne .........1 4 per cent. Stock. - 184 Othce, London.* , Dispatche Eneiand
1 9 non-commissioned officers and soldiers belonging to ber, and calculated to house 200 men ; beside' these, 11 When enz stated his occupation, the intpector celled ps,ssage between Greet Sartor and Leer islands. ley and Alderley, Cheshire, cattle dealer and butcher- '°.uthatripton •••• •• - ' 3/. Os per c. 50 00500 • 1 - _____________l_____ . ,_____......
Victoria ......•• .... I 51. per cent. 20 00110 0 0 I - imerica(byllrit.paeklN Every Friday .• - - Liverpool 1
the Indian depots, who have gone through a course of fine boats and an extensive fishery were set fire to, near him a liar, and on his complaining that the pejo° Special notice of the lighting of all these Lights will Dec, 12. T. Smith, Kingston-upon-Hull, grocer-Dec. 11.
"----------------- emcees% tby United Si's. i
instruction at Hythe. The Bogrd of Rist India Direct the town of Alti. taunted hirn with being a convicted thief, replied "So shoitly be issued.
W. Johnson, Mountsorrel, Leicestershire, innkeeper Dec. JOIN v-srocK BANKS.
packet) ...........N -• ••- - • • - Liverpoei Nov.
tors have decided that the mode of instruction pursued " The Recruit, Lieutenant Day, at the same time de- you are a convicted thief." Tuere were eeveral consta- By command of their Lordships. 11. E Ash well, Gosberton, Lincolnshire, grocer-Dec. 17.
tmerica (by U. Stater
i
at Hythe shall be adopted throughout the Indian army. stroyed, in the neighbourhood of Marianpol, two large lees present, who wade a laughing-stock of them during JOHN' WASHINGTON, Hydrographer. W. Keeling, Birmingham, merchant.
Name of Company. Dividend Amount
per of packet) ..........N
Paid. Price. eustralia (via South- •• •• --- • • Southamet.
Captain William Nott, 8 If, arid Lieutenant Wrn. 11. fisheries and some fine launches, mounted on regular the whole interview. They were at length rudely turned Hydrographic Office, Admiralty, London,
CERTIFIC.A.TES GRANTED.
.Aumum. Share.
1
ampton) ........ -51 ••••• .- • • • • Bouthampto ,
Nov. 17, 1855. . .
1
,___________
wenn _
Ballingall, 35th Regiments, having qualified themselves travelling iand.carriages, and in the evening we were out by some policemen by the inspector's order. Cox • •
Nov. 15. R. Wall, Piccadilly, saddler (second class)- ---,
--- Jitto (via Marseilles) N
This notice affects the fellowing Admiralty Charts :-
i X s. d. Z 8. d. nitto (via Cape of Goed,
N 15 L 1;13 t • C • tSt H I ' C•
ov. . . ie ens ein, efea , . een s, ity, mer- , .
at the School of Musketry at Ilythe, have been a,p- cecuplete masters of the only portion of the coatt the stated that it was 12 years since his conviction, and that Norway, West Coast Sheet 1 No. 2 281 ; Sneet 2 No.
euttralasta........... 2(lt. per cent. 40 0 0 au 91% Rope) .......• ....NI
.17m-el
pointed instructors to the Provisional Battalion, Chat- enemy have attempted to re-establish themselves upon ; Brown knew he had been getting an honest living as a 2,' .e . ' '. .1 ' N '. chanqsecone class) -Noy. 13, D. Edwardi, juu., Portsea,
304 , not th Sea, No. 2,339 •a so the orway Light-
sh NorthAinerican I SI. per cent. 50 0 0 theca (West Coast) ..N123c1 of the month Plytneuo• Dec 6
ham, under the comma,nd of Cul. Henry Jervois. Two and, as the frosts have already set in, lam in hopes that Le witvendor for the last 10 years. house List, .Nos. 240 a, b; 252 a, b ; 254 a, b. corn factor (third class)-Nov. 16. W. Letharn, Liverpool,
enoriintimercial of London. 1101 Dor cent.lloo 0020 1 0 3-0% elexeneree,.., . ~N;s, 9, 24,5, 30 or I. • Dover - *
depots are kept off duty for instruction in the Enfield they will not be able to recover their ground before next Bush stated in defence that, seeing Cox and Cotter commission merchant (first class)-NOW 15. L. Selig (urst c010inaL,............ ' 5/. pin• cent. i 100 0025 0 0 - elexandria.... •••• .....15 4th & 20th of mom., tweteatehthe,
Rifles', all officers belongine to such depots being re- spring.
loitering about Drury-lane, in company with three class)-Nov. 3. J. Strong, jun., Birkenhead, steam-boat f0nian.e............. 61. pee cent. 25 0025 0 0 15% ;females ....... -_ M 17th of tbe mote: ieenthem,„.„ t
20 0 0 all 0 18% ,Jelgium ......... „ISlDelly.. •• .. ••• • - • Dover ..... Daily
quired to attend. A detaament who recently voluu. o The extraordinary efforts made by the enemy to pro- women, he and his brother constable thought it their iv.
N. jAsßyEßSH7isn,Dlstsvre. t
di . Co, ok, p , eßs-sg.. , . ces er-square owner (third class)-Nov. 14. R. Birtwhistle, Bury, inn- Lond.Cnar.
• keeper (third class)--Nov. 13. W. Mellor, Chorley and L ooirii Bk. of Aus. --
lei County .. 101. per -cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 - erazil ..........., ..34,9th of the menth.• Southfonfe e. Dec 16
r, ',ll°lineand Westininetr ,141. er cent. 1100 0 0 20 0 0 48-1' • BuenosA ea ........ st9th of the month ..
,Southetne••, Dee; is
teered to the 19th have marched to their depot, Widmer, secute their fisheries upon this coast are the best proof duty to watch them in order to ascertain if they were 1 - -
trush makers C. J. 'homes, E. . Fripp, jun., T.Thomas, Alderley CI h• •
fes we, cattle-dealer (second class)-Nov. 13.
of their importance.
London Joint-Stock ... 121. Per cent.. 50 0010 0 0 -'4
:rape of tiered Hope _Ss iVariens pen etneertso
having become expert marksmen.
abroad fur an unlawful purpote. So far, however, from jun., and H. ana C. Thomas, Brietol, soap and candle o, - '
J. Brierloy, Manchester, silk and cotton manufacturer erovincial of Ireland.. :8 L per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 53 :ape of Good Hope ..N
The necessary arrangementg have Jost been made for " They sometimes move down 200 or 300 soldiers, insulting them, aa alleged, they endeavoured to keep out itnanufacturers and oil and tallow merchants ;as far as (third I )
c ass -Nor 13. R. Arrowsmith jun. Alanchaster Deto New .• 8/ per .3erit 10 0 0 all - 'ape de Verds .....-
71, eth of bet nioete 'Souther/we Dec. IS
the erection of a monument to the late distinguished who escort large launches placed upon carriaoes and of sight of complainants, and succeeded till after the regarde E. B. Fripp, jun.-M. Cunningham and R. Gran- •
tr., of Ireland.... , 6!. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 - levlon (see India)
lk d . f ll' ' 13 W' t •o't % • •••
••
••
' ' " '
81 an cotton menu acturer (secou( c ass)-Nov. . . Nati . .
General Sir Walter Raleigh Gilbert, Bart. The site araban drawn by oxen, laden with nets and geanbas well , latter quitted the public-house. Browu watt not there nIIHI d b •1
l• F h I t t h. •
e , oe or -ui r ings, anc urc 1-9 ree , s ipping a,gents Crampton, Bedford, Lancashire, cotton manufacturer Nat. Provincial of Eng. ' 81. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 - . eey. 10n.......• •••• ..N •
selected is the Beacon at Bodmin, and it will consist of as fishermen to work them. at all.
-J. M'Kay and W. Nichol, Woeurn, drapers -A. J. and (first class)-Nov 15 J. Dant Atherstone builder (second Dittc, New .... •• • • 18/. per cent. 20 0010 0 0 - lhannel Ides.... ..,N Mon., eved.,&Fd,4.,Soutliamie.. l'l'n.Tbe 111,'
an obelisk of granite, 144 feet in height from the sur- " The fish directly they are caught are earted off into This statement Wag corroborated b police an I' 85 S. Barnes, Westwood, Yorkshire, waste dealers-E. L. class)-Nov. 13.. N: Lev , 'Worcester 'clothier (second Orients; Bank Corpora. ;81. p. et. Lbs. 25 0 0 all ___ hi 11......
...„,,....
~e,T 25 Ik.l7th of' mom r i &Hallam; • •
,once a month.... Dec. 4
face of the ground. the interior ; and when it is remembered that we have Inspector Mackenzie was on duty r3;.t the stil3tio h • Gibbs anti TB. Coachman, Henley-in-Antal, solicitors class)-Nov. 14. W. C. 113o'lland, Lincoln grocer and pro- iouith Australia ..... . ;14! p.a. & bs. 25 0 0 - lhina ..• ..
- lonstantinople .... ~ e 8,13,18,23,5cis or a• Dover .. . „
, and conveyancers-J. Wright and J. Lucas, Lincoln, agri• vision dealer (third class)-Nov. 16. B.'llebden, Filey, unDoantoof..australia...... 3301f..ppeerr
(elintt: 25 0 0
211 0 8% ::lonstantinople , '4th & 20th of mon. Southampte,
THE MONSTER MORTAL-We have every reason to destroyed some 100 and odd launches upon one spit the complaint was made b Cox and Cotter Thn w "
...e saiu oil ' • . .
1
Y, . tural machine makers - S. M. and S. A. Berton, Great w
e orkshire, innkeeper (third class)-Sept. ie. J. Turner, Union of i3On-d0.n......... 20e per emit, 50 0010 0 0 ;30% lent. of Eurepe M& N ,Tivice daily .. .. • • Dover ..... Tveleedalle
be:ieve that the difficulties experienced in constructing a alone, some idea can be formed of the immense quan'tit nothing about defendants Yhavin • -
Y g called them coovicted Missenden, erocers drapers, and dreeeists -E. W. Jones Hedgerow, Islington, draper (second class). union of Madrid ... • • - 40 0 0 all . - Egypt (see India) 1
raonster gun or mortar are likely to be overcome through of fith consumed on this coa,st ; and, in proof of its bee g thieves. They complaiued of being watched and pointed end R. p:',- II 'N
tAI '''thshir • h•
ewpor , onmou e, reetc a.nts SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. - France ........ Id te .N.Tvtlee daily.. ... Dover ...... Tvneedwle
the genius and skill of our scientific countryman, Mr, a large item in the sustenance of Russian soldiers, I out. He said they must expect that, havin been con- an 1 commissil . agen-s-J• and J. Adcock, Binning- Eva •
n Finlayson, Maryburgli, inerchent, Nov. 30, at GANT.ALS. 4ibraltar .. .... .. _ 34,4, 7, 17, 20, 27 ef re Sontlikralno::'
Greece (see India) 1
Robert Mallet. The attempt to weld together longi- would remind you that hundreds of toes of salted and eioted. They were nut laughed at or treatedg d 1
ru ey at ham, linen dripere- eV. A. Hiude, H. Gregson, twelve, at the Celedonian Hotel, Dingwall.
T -
..4reytown ........ _el 2nd & 17th of mon.!Southempite•
tudinal bars, so as to fornt a cylinder, feiled in the bands dried fish were found and deetroyed by us in the first the station. and E. and T. Mason, Ridge-lane Mill, near Lan- John Piper, Edinbureh, tailor Dec. 3, at two, at :
Names of I Dividend Names of c.,
,e, Dividend ilamburgh ..........N Tuesday & Ftidey London .....
of one of the ablest English engineers, from the circum. destruction of the military depots at Genitchi in May Mr. Jardine said-Ai far as relates to these two offi- ,
caster silk spinners ; as far as regards T. Mason Dowell's and Lyon's Rouris, EdinbUrgh. 1 e
Companies. ! 0 per Price' Companies. ts'
- Annum.
per Pric, t. lavannah .......... el ,2nd of the montelSouthampteneDee. 1.
lolland ..,...... _ „M1Dai1y............ Dever .......,Dall•
stance that the long-continued high temperature main- last.
cers the complaint must he dismissed, fur the charge is -J. Ogle and J. King, Preston, linen drapers-IL C. and
; et Annum. '45
- Honduras ..........Mll7th of the mono% aouthariipiot lethoemen
____________
J. C. Smith ane J. E. Robinson, Liverpool, merchants-
_ ,___
--
fndia (viaSouthampt.)3l ,4th & 20th of mon e Plymouth • • Nov. 20
tained during the process of welding produced a ten- " This report is closed at Genitchi, where I had the i hdrawn as anainst, Bush, and with respect to Brown
XI , X
B. B.altuter and T. H. Cheverton, Oxford-street, carpet Sporting Intelligence.
dency to crystall's ition, anti, therefore, was destructive satisfaction of learning, as the enclosed letter from Lieu- no attempt is made to identify him, but it iv proved, on
A shtn &mil, 98 se. p. et. 139 elaeelesfield. 100 21. 106. 51% India (via Marsellies)M 9th&2sth of monneDover ......1
of filet fibrous structure essential to the strength of iron tenant Coinmerell will show, that he had succeeded in the contrary, that be was not present. With respect to Twarethrntblseermiets and upiltioislstereirrs-Ke.ll.
haind J. Brackenurfaned
_____....____
Barnslev• ••• ! )60; - I - Neath •.•• • • 100 M. - lonian Isles (see India),7, 17, & 27.0 f monlDover...... 1
_ wean," a ..... Ote ee N Twice daily ......Ilioly head ..iTwieiefalle
for artillery purposes. In Mr, Mallet's mortar the destroying a large collection of forage and cora at the Serjeant Bush I must say that I have known him a turers-C.,K=7;:idan ,ne s g. ey,l paper man -
dJ. . winfor• , Bow-common, BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-TUESDA.Y. Brkitle&Abrg 1501 4/. - Oxford.. •• • • 100 -
Peak For est. 78 51. Os. 80 e •••••••• • • • • • • . " '
r isbon e 4.7 9 17 & 27 of in.!Southampion Nov. 35
CBiryneinint gham.
1.c140)1
2T. _
1 92
Regent's.... 30' 1/ 145 Madeira ........ „ „ 34,9 th of the month 'Southampton'
cylinder is formed by a series of flat rings, fitting in one entrance of the Salghir and Kara-Su rivers. great many Years, ann never had the slightest cau.e te manufacturing chemists and peneral nierchants-A. and The attendance to-day was considerably over the
another by flatges, and clamped together by etrong ex- " The zeal and enterprise diplayed by Lieut. Comm& complain ot him, Everything that he has dene in hie L. te Levy, B-ristol and Birmingham, clealera in wholesale average at this time of the year ; betting however with iierny rY• ....... ewe 6/. 15s. 84 Rochdale.... 85
ii.
log. 60 madeire
...,...„ „ „ 1.; i23d et month .. • • Liverpool ...
lensmreSecesl 6912ei p. ct. - Somrset Coal 140; -- - fidalta Owe India) .
'ee e
ternal bolwe The force exerted by the explosive gas is reil on this occasion, as well as whenever any services has official capacity, as fee as it has come under my know- watch, jowellory, and fancy gooda-B. Lowe and M. A. the exception of the 100 to 1 offers for the Chester' Cup
18 18 &28 of
Tyler, draughtsmen, engravers. and photographera-R. was confined to the Derby and Two Thousand Guinea' Gir)antion&ii 11:a t .pir..ctt. f 7
sii,;,,;.dLikk'dosrt. 12 --:-
.7: lalautAti• j5.i..,,;.; jaiic. I, . , mon. Dover - - ...ov. Sy
chiefly lateral, and not longitudinal ; that is, it has a to be performed, are most conspicuous ; and his judg- ledge has merited my respect and approval ; and, there-
Driver and S. Len;ver, Halliwell, Lancashire, power-loom
1401 281- i 4.Z___
tendency to burst the cylinder in a direction at right ment in seizing the only good opportunity that haa oc- fore, '.li do not believe that he could oave so tar forgotten
Stakes, and even upon those events it was very limited. Ora'nd 417rey.!1001 •P-ti.c • -i4 Shrewsbury:: Maur! titui •• •• ......N 14th of the monte
frufe.ecturerst-hE. andf C. Van rl-oor, Bury-street, St.
dge.. 125 12/. 290 Mexico ............bl,2nd of the month.. 43oathanketen Dec 1
angles tO its axis, and only a small force comparatively curred for some time to cross Arabat Spit, and traverse himself as to fellow these or any men-how•eyer good or
For the Derby 400 to 50 was taken t wice about Fly-by- Grand Union' 100 11.08 - Stonrbri 145)
ary-axe, wa c menu acturers.
Kennt 8; Avn 39, 68. Od. - Severn and 1 Vaplee- .......... „N,bthlsth2sthelmon.lDover ...... •
to eparate these rings in a direction parallel to the axis. tue Putrid Sea, deserves to be particulerly called to your bad their characters way have been-using abusive and
Night, that price being obtainable up to the close. In
28 New Granada ......51'2'1& 17th of montb'Southamptor,
We understand that one of these mortars Ista,s been cow. notice. The Quartermaster, William Rickard, praised so insulting epithets in the pultlic streets. Besidee, if be DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Lancaster .. 100,. - - Wye Rail. 5 20' 27.
one instance 400 to 50 was laid agst Fly-by-Night and I eeds&L' 100, 251 W' k& New nea1and.......... day private 81 fp .. Tarim., port ntneertale
arnie 7 i e,.
pleted at Millwall, and the shell already cest. The di- highly by Lieut. Commerell, was one of my bott's crew. bad done 80, e.auplaiut would have been eitade of his J. Hammond, Chancery-lane, furniture dealer-first Van Dunk coupled, and an offer made to la 200 to It.eicester..7. 100" • -
, 5/, 49% Birming. 5 100 ~ 23% Papal states ........althletheethofmen.'Dover ......
mensious are startling. Instead of the 13-inch shell (the I fully concur in the high character given of him. conduct to the inspector at; the police station ; but when div. of 4s. 1.1. in the pound, Thursday, Nov. 22, and three 50 agst any two-7 to 2 was offered agst Fly-4-Night Leicstr &Nth 83' - - Warwick &i 1
21. . Peninsula ......., „el 'ithl7th27thonnon.'Southampton
I.i Peru ..... ••
largest hitherto) weighing about 2001 b., arid carrying 30 "I have, eze., Cox and his Companion went there nothing of this kind subsequent Thursdays, at the office Of Mr. Graham, Cols. tor the Two Thousand Guine S k d r '
a ta es, an .) tO 1 token itoughlorogh 142" 701. - Napton- 3 100'
Port Natal .... .. •• ..N de' Private ship... Various ports 17neertal-:
Monmoutlish 100; - - ,Worcstr & / I ,„
pounds of powder inside, we are to have a shell of 36 "SHER:IRD OSBORN. Nas said by either of them. Now, upon the .b• • t
su ject O. illajn-sxv•
treet.
rather freely about Porto Rico-9 to 1 would have been Nlntgmerysh 100; - - I firMing.S '7III ''• 19 SlellY r••••• •.......Nlsthlsth2sthoinion,,Dover •.....
inter, Sand urs ,
h tli- tb•
„on , udder and brickmaker-
-sthleth2ethofmon.lDover ......
in.ches diameter, weighing about 2,40016 , and charged "Captain, and Senior Officer in the Sea of Azoff. following men who are known to be bad characters, Ido '
first div. of ls. 5(1. in the pound, Thursday, Nov. 22, and teken about Milton. The businese done in other respects me it
Itn3l •bry 100; - - Wilts & Brks' --, 108. Od. •44 Tuscany
- Venezuela .. at 2d& 17th ofmonth Southampton 1 &16 moil
Nk ltil half a ton of gunpowder. The range will be about "Rear-Admiral Sir E. Lyons, Bart not wish to he mi• understood. When a mein who has
calla for no special remarks. The following were the
Van Dtemen'iLandoor,
~
three subsequent Thursdays, at the office of Mr. Graham,
,
half as far again as that of the 13 inch menu'. Hence &c., G. C. 8." been convicted and transported returns, after getting a e''
.eoleinau-street. odds at the breaking up of the rooms :- INSVRANCE COMPANIES.
Australia) ..•....... .
- - West Indies ...... „,ml2d& 17th o 1 month 'Southarepten,l &16 mon
a dozen such shells would have left Sebastopol in ruins.- -n__ • ticket of leave, to the scene of his former crime, and as- J. Conquest, Moorgate-street, •
scrivener-first div. of ls.
DERBY.
Dividend ' Amount i
e
Dublin Daily Express.
"Her Majesty's steam gun-vessel Weser, scciates with women who are nightly committing rob- 9d. in the pound, Thursday, Nov. 22, and threo subsequent
Name of Company. per of Paid. Prii 1).
"DRU3IMING OUT THREE OFFICERS."-Three officers Genitche Oct. 12. beries in that locality, I think it is right that the police Thurolaye, at the office of Mr. Graham, Coleman-street. Bto 1 apt Fly-by-Night (taken and offered) Annum. Share. When any of these dates fall on a Sunday, the mails will ,a' elc.
ipatched on the following day, with the exception of the Inee (v's
of the 31 Regiment of Light Infantry of the German " Sir,-I have the honour to inform you that on the ,hould quietly, not obtrusively, keep a watch upon their T. Sheph rd, King's Lyon, hop and seed merchant-first 9to 1 agst Wentworth (offered)
I W s. d. 4 s. d.
.________ _ -
Bouthampton), and the Malta, both of which will be despatch,' d u •
Legion deeerted, a,nd were subsequently appreheeded evening of the lOtla inst. I determined, in obedience to movements. Ku•wing tbat in the locality in question div. of 7s. 8.1. in the pound, Thursday, Nov. 22, and three 10 to 1 agst Ellington (take 100 to 9)
Albion ...... ••-•• • • • 3/. 108. :500 0 0 50 0 0 83 preceding date
subsequent Thursdays, at the office of Mr. Graham, Cole-
while endeavouring to make their escepe from this Your discretionary orders, to launch a boat across the ecarcely a night passes without offeeces ot this kind
15 to 1 aest Coroner (taken) Alliance Brit. and For. 71. 148 6d.b5.,100 0 0 1 I 0 0 19;' >4 -----
man-street.
Ditto Marine ....... 61. p.c.& bs. 1100 0 0 25 0 0 4 2
country-two of them intending to start for America, Spit of Arabat and destroy large quantities of corn and beng committed, I think it was the duty of Bush to tun
20 to 1 agst Polnaoodie (offered)
SHARE MARS.E2'S.
O. Gibson, Great S. a 1 .
Helen's Cit •
, y, ship and insurance enchor .........• •• •• 6 per cent. I 5 0 10 0 - -
and the other for Retterdam, A charge of embezzle_ forage stored on the banks of the Wara-nu and Salghit ose and watch the complainant; and this, I believe, ifl -
20 to 1 agst Pert° Rico (offered)
broker-first div. of 2s. 12.4. in the pound, Thursday, Nor. etias ••• 15s. thl. 50 005 15 0 li -
...-
went was also laid aPinSt one of the delinquents-the Rivers, off the Crimean shore of_the Slyest). The proxi- a 1 that he did on the uccadon.
30 to 1 eget Bird-in-Hand (offered) trees I,lfe ..... ....•• 41. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
22, and three subsequent Thursdays, at the office of Mr.
LIVERPOOL, NOY. 20.
turn of 60e, which had been entrusted to him for the inity of a guard-house and sigual-station, also the dis- --
Graharn, Coletnan-street. 30 to 1 agst %Vest Langton (taken and offered) arltish Commereis 1 - 71. 10s. 50 0 0 50 0 Geee '
purpose of paying the men, was applied to his own ute. tance the corn lay from the beach, rendered anythieg MARLBOROUGH-STREET.-Mr • Ct. F. Rossiter London-erall, wholesale clothier -second Nieto 1 agst Milton (offered) clericiedee.& Gen• Life spr ct. & bs. 100 00100 0 21 STOCK EXCHANGE.-The tone of the market has been
. Bingham gave
county .... .. .. t.
~,,,,
4/. 100 0 0 10 0 0 120 considerably improved in the value of the leadieg stocks
Tile names of the ofEcers were Lieutenant Rotzel, En- but a night surprise impracticable. his judgnaent in the case " Mowbra II h• •tr div of 9.thl. in the pound, any Wednesday, at the offize of TWO THOUSAND GUINEA STAKES. Grown ........ _ e„. 17,. od 50 005 0 0 18%. to-
y. et enngton,
da Caledonians, 28t -Lancashire and Yorkshire, 741
sien von Woyua, and Ensign von Prondeinsei, a„d w Having lett the Weser in charge of Mr. Haswell, the defendant being charged Ai lY Mr: Whomore, Bs.singhall-street.
Eagle .... ss. 50 0 0 50 0 - 7*
0., el owing theatricel re-
7to 2 apt Fly-by-Night (offered) ...... ••••••
i 4e- o-South Eastern, 17.1.3.-Midland, 62i 3 2i-Great
partly efter their apprehention they were reconveyed to second master, and accompanied by Mr. Lillingston, presentations at the Ptnlh 7 T. B. Lawford, George-yard, wine merchant, first div Equity and Law.. -.. 4% per cent. 100 0050 0 5%
Western, 50-London and Nortb-Western, 93i i e--
, ain Inc Rooms, Newman-
-sto 1 agst Porto Rico (taken)
20 0 0 all 18%
Europeen Life......... 1/.
Shorncliffe, where a court-martial was held yesterday mate, a quartermaiter, and two seamen, assisted by a -trett, they not twin of 12s. in the pound, Wednesday, wow hi, and th b:
ree su
Ditto (i shares, new), 1 dis.-Dutch Rhenish, le dies,-
g du. lie •
y ensed according to act of Bet 1 1 tth • ffi f I 9to 1 agst Milton (w.) General...." ...-... 6/. 50 0 11. 5 %
week, and they wet e sentenced to be degraded and die- party, we hauled a small prize-boat across the Spit, Parliameet. peat We( nes( ays, a aoceo A r. Lee, Alderman-
Globe
missed the service. The troops were immediately pa- embarked iu her, and at half past 4 aan. reached tee Mr. Bingham said - bury.
--
guardian .... . 5e per cent. .100 0 0 47 5 0 5N
-----
The statute 6th and 7th V'
ic., J. stevens, Fetter-lane, cheesomonger-first div, of es, WALTHAM ABBEY STEEPLECHASES A.ND imperini eire.:::" " " t noo 00so o 0 340
ra,ded, and after being formed into a hollow square, the opposite side.
..... 121. per cen ,
MANCHESTER, Nov. 20.
which constitutes the Lord Chamb rl '
e tin a censor of plays 2(L in the pound, Wedeesdny, Nov. 21, and three subset HURDLE RACES.-TUESDAY. Imperial Life .... _.. _ I2s. 100 0010 0 0 18
o officers " were brought out under guerd and placed in " Landing with the petty officer and one man. I acted fur tn • •
1,3 i & 3/. 160 00;20 0 0 77 •STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market ha b t
ire, prohibits die ~keepine' any house or other tient Wedneedays, at the office of Mr Lee Al.l b
en ra her quiet
, .ermae ury. Selling Hurdle Race of 3 sovs each, with 15 added ; fur Lnatirltattoy M.arinv....
the centre. They were 6hen addressed by General Stet. forded the above-mentionel rivers, and at a distance of "place of public resort " for the piiblic ^ li
" ' ".•
T hit a tl ' •
performance of J. Sykes, Little ower- i, c o ner -hrst div. of 63 5.1.
ir ••••• - •• .
2s & 2s.bs. 100 0 0 210 0 -e, teday, and prices closed r e e
ether firmer. Midlands, 63ii-
terheina who pointed out to them in strono terms the about two miles and a half from the boat ar •iv dt te • 1
Is 0 Itional s ' o •
four-yr-olds aod upwar . i elline weights. Law too 0 , to 0 0 59
D. wers, 17 3-16 -Leeds, 75-London', 93i.
e g. zea le s‘age p,ays, without authority by letters patent o 1 in the pound, Wednesday, Nov. 21, and three subset urt
50 0 0 2 0 0 5%
About two miles. 4 subs,
Legal and General tele -
disgrace they had brought upon themselves and their ccrn and fume' w° were in search of, staked on the (sae section 2), under a penalt of 20/. wday Bgr. icence
Wedneadayt, at the office °f Mr. Lee, Aldermanb len
1/ los. 25 0 0 12 10 0 2
......".•`•
comrades. The usual forms of degradation, the tearing banks of the nalgoir river, evidently for transmission 11, any person who shae " forYhire" act •- • ' BeMi"
Lawford end Maitlend, George-yard. wine naer:laraYn•ts Mr. Littler's Fireorand, 4 yre (aO/ ) nit 61b Gordon .. .. .. ...
London 5hip.......:::- .. 10s. & hs. 25 0 orl2 10 0 -
BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 20.
up of the commissione, &c., were then gone through, by water, as the river was perfectly navigable for barges, acted any play "in any place" not
atet or sutler to be
first div. of 10td. in the pound, Wednesday, Nov. el., an-d
(Nightingall) 1 marine ......•• .. 18s.per share 100 00'28 0 0 39% .
ClWuri, r,......,.....___ ....
p wed or licensed
en n n 0 A —. .
and the prisoners were marched off the ground. Only the sides being cut, "rid towing paths on either bank. as a theatre, is made liable to a pea. t f . three subsequent Wednesdays, at the office of Afre Mr. Brooks' Anglo• Saxon, 5 yrs (20/.) lOst 11h Una_ Ervl id AL non_ Lifti AL.'. i nor et_
Lee,
y.,,0 10! a-dav
one of them had retained his sword, which Was broken "In a shoi t time the forage and corn, amounting to By section 16, every actor shall h--,•,12....... ~. Aldermanbnrv.
in due forme-So/oh-Eastern Gazette. about 400 tons, were totally fiesteneee ....- ,

THE MATFEN MURDER.-COMMITTAL
OF THE PRISONERS.

NEWCASTLE-I:PON-TYNE, Nov 2
—The adjourned in•
ier 0
quest on the body of Dorothy
nre, the old woman
at
who was barbarously murdered Waterloo, near "got-
ten, Northumberland, on the 21st ult wasj brought to a
close yesterday, when the prisoners'
Conroy,
Michael Allan, alias Anderson, and joh'unsermm,
wwomeren, the
ther with Conroy's wife, and three othenr toge-
mothers and sisters of Michael Andersoo,
committed for trial at the assiz;s. It appears fronmfully
h
evidence that all these persons were together at Wteße
Efarle, a village six or seven miles from the scene of the
murder, on the previous night, and that they occupied 9,
barn in that village. After the murder was discovered
suspicion fell upon them as the perpetrator's, and a diii•
gent search was instituted. A hazel stick, with a ham,
mer head attached, and a stick of mountain ash, were
found in the house of deceased. They were newly cut ;
and the male prisoners, who are besom makers, and go
about with carts, having been cutting sticks from some
trees in a neighbouring wood, the sticks so found in the
house of deceased were compared with the trees from
which cuttings had been made, and were found to cor-
respond. Conroy's resilience was at Waterloo, and the
door of his neighbour's house was found tied with a rope
on the morning when the murder must have been com-
mitted, evidently to prevent his leaving the house, and
obtaining a knowledge of the horrid deed that was being
committed. On searching the barn at West Harle,
where the prisoners were supposed to have slept, a
Loiter was discovered, which was first claimed by
"Tibby" (Anderson's mother)
, mut Conroy's wife in-
sisted it was hers, and then
but on searching the house
no halter could bey s
found, which induced the suspicion
that the missingthen, halter was no other than the rope used
us
r dyingt
e rou
sed whilethe irghbour's door. .1 leather strap had been
ce a by the
y er ters for confining the arms of the ds.
murder, Michael Anrrgled her. A few days before the
ing with a leather Bj:tin was seen to fasten his stock-
arms of the deceased Pahirailar to that found on the
prisoners were
,btivnlfecrindthnepon any of them.
taken no leather strap Could when
Another suspicious circu
three silver spoons belonging to thwe" the finding of
~ W. B." They were found in a field
th eberfooared
adreased, marked
gl3chrisoners
leading from Waterloo to Matfen. Some
this discovery, and after the murder the femadiays
were seen sitting under the hedge side, near
the spoons were afterwards found. On the 2d I`,lhtaerer't
Joseph Mundy, the station master at the Craropington
station on the North Eastern Railway, happened to be
at a public-house near the station, where be met with
Tibby Anderson and another of the females who were
not then in custody. The old woman made a most ex-
traordinary statement respecting the murder, the object
of which was to exculpate the men in custody, and fix it
that some other person, but shcwing at the same that shetime
was intimately
stave s.
T.. acquainted with all the circum•
at \-Armt rianrils woman, it appears, when the party was
matches from e, borrowed a candle and some lucifer
deceased wal
(oilhe Patrick O'Callaghan. The body of the
and 'batches, Wfit'Tred with droppings of candle grease,
found ma the Boer
de
to have been ignited, were
or
de the parlour, the wash-house, and
the milk-house
there to have been guiletaystezdf the murder, must have come
e. The prisoners, supposing
fro%n West Harle durink
night, and returned thither.
Ir. the barn.
It has not been ascertained whether the prisoners slept

"Her Majesty's steam gun-vessel Weser,
Genitchi, Oct. 12.
" Sir,—l have the honour to inform you that on the
evening of the 10th inst. I determined, in obedience to
your discretionary orders, to launch a boat across the
Spit of Arabat and destroy large quantities of corn and
forage stored on the banks of the Kara-Su and Salghir
Rivers, off the Crimean shore of_the Sivash. The proxi-
mity of a guard-house and rlgual-station, also the dis-
tance the corn lay from the beach, rendered anything
but a night surprise impracticable.
"Having lett the Weser in charge of Mr. Haswell,
second master, and accompanied by Mr. Lillingston,
mate, a quarternia,iter, and two seamen, assisted by a
party, we hauled a small prize-beat across the Spit,
embarked iu her, and at half past 4 a.us. reached Vie
opposite aide.
"Landing with the petty officer and one man. I forded the above-mentione I rivers, and at a distance of
about two miles and a half from the boat arrived at the
corn and forage we were in search of, staked on the
banks of the Salghir river, evidently for transmission
by water, as the river was perfectly navigable for barges,
the sides being cut, and towing paths on either bank.
" In a shoi t time the forage and corn, amounting to
about 400 tons, were totally destroyed, not, however,
without alarming the guard, and from 20 to 30 Cossacks,
who were encamped in a village close at hand. On our
retreating we were so hard pressed by them that, but
for the circumstance of the last 200 yards being mud,
and the cover of rifles from Mr. Lillingaton and a man
who remained in the boat, we could hardly have escaped
capture. Having recrossed the Spit, we returned to the
Weser by 8 a.m.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.—Mr. Bingham gave
his judgment in the case " Mowbray v. Hetherington,"
the defendant being charged with allowing theatricei re-
presentations at the Philharmonic Rooms, Newman-
treet, they not timing duly licensed according to act of
Parliament.
Mr. Bingham said —The statute 6th and 7th Vic.,
which constitutes the Lord Chamberlain a censor of plays
acted for hire, prohibits the " keeping" any house or other
"place of public resort " for the public performance of
stage plays, without authority by letters patent or licence
(see section 2), under a penalty of 20/. a-day. By Section
11, any person who shai "t'or hire" act or sutler to be
acted any play "in any place" not patented or licensed
as a theatre, is made liable to a penalty of 101 a-day.
By section 16, every actor shall be deemed to be acting
for hire in every case in which any money or other re-
ward "shall be taken," directly or indirectly, for the
" admission" of any person into any theatre to see any
"stage play," and also in every case in which any stage
play shall be acted in any house, room, or place in which
distilled or fermented exciseable liquors shad be sold. It
has been proved that the defendant suffered a stage-play
to be acted in his house by amateurs, in an apartment
capable of containing 800 pers. ns ; that 800 persons
were present ; that the apArtanent, usually devoted to
concerts, was fitted up with a stage and scenery, and
that both directly and indirectly money was taken for
admission to the performance--directly from two per-
sons at the door, and indirectly by the distribution of
tickets among the performers, who were to dispose of
them as best they could fur the benefit of one of their
own body. It has been argued on the part of the de-
fendant, that the place subjected to a penalty by the
11th section must be a place of the same kind as that de-
scribed by the 2d section—namely, a place of " pablic
resort" for the public ptrformance of stage plays ; or, as
that described in the 16th section—namely, one in which
excieeable liquors are sold ; that an apartment in which
a play is acted by amateurs is not a place of public re-
sort for the public performance of stage plays ; and,
secondly, that such an apartment is not a theatre within
the me .eing of that word, as employed in the 16th sec-
tion, which, it is contended must be taken to apply only
to a "public" theatre for the "public" performance of
plays. It seems to me, however, that any apartment
fitted up with a stage and scenery for the performance
of stage plays, to which admission is obtained by pay-
ment, is, to all intents and purposes, a theatre within
the meaning of the 16th section, and that to interpo ate
the word "public" might tend iu a great measure to de-
feat the object of Parliament. The appointment of a
censor of plays in the person of the Lord Chamberlain,
and the prohibition of perform:vice for hire except in
licensed place; were intended as a safeguard fir the
morals of that numerous class of persons who can gain
adiniesion to a performance by payment, without inter-
fering with those smaller domestic audiences which are
assembled at an amateur play, solely by the favour and
at the expense of a gratuitous entertainer ; and the cha-
r,.cter of actor "far hire" is, by the 16th section, made
the receipt of money
to depend, not on the question whether the performance
is amateur or processional, or the purpose to which the
suffers mission
aiestionbgt a
fi
on erd hirey
in
mousy received may be applied, but on the bare fact of
statute deeLwano
Ever erso h
or money's worth for admission.
apeetrofro
payment
mhi
iuernea
oa ti
dn theatre,eovneeri
money,
o,w
personhi
yc which ad-
statute deemed
penalty. The defendantaaYnh sn ti unlicensed
sufferedse d place
such is liable
actingb this
ti
in
his unlicensed place, and consequently has incurred the
penalty. But as he has satisfied •
me that the violation
of the law was not intentional he will •
be subjected only
to a nominal penalty of ls.
The decision appeared to give
satisfaction to both par-
ties.

"I must bring to your notice the excellent behaviour
of the small party who accompanied me, more especially
that of William Rickard, quartermaster, who, though
much fatigued himself, remained to assist the other se.t-
man who, from exhaustion, bad fallen in the mud, and
was unable to extricate himself, notwithstanding the
enemy were keeping up a heavy fire on us, at the dis-
tance of 30 to 40 yards, as we crossed the mud.
" Trusting my proceedings will meet with your ap-
proval, I have, ike.,
" J. E. COMMERELL, Lieutenant-Commanding.
" Captain Sherard Osborn, Senior Officer."
--
'Cr! A -

Aer Majesty's ship Recruit, off Berdiansk, Oct. 13.
"Sir,—l have the honour to forward you a report of
proceedings since leaving her Majesty's ship
steered fur my Curlew
IlialYthis place on the 15th. According to my orders,
• • g round between the Dolga Bank
seevine• a number orifit. 1 I
Then off the latter place, ob-
and Whitehouscerusisin
lamren and boats engaged in fishing,
and also' that many
storehouses had ben
built mince my last visigtehaefirihoingthe 14th of last month,
the Recruit
I hauled close in to the
about 700 yards off, with thee':nl7horoinfglanding with
my boats and destroying all I cowuledr,:ilas soon as I had
0.5 and threts,
driven back the troops, who
eat numbers, both cavalry
rc.));, to Ire
vent us ; the former we soon disposed
latter, scattering themselves about in tw , but the
and iocating down in
threw themselves on the ground, creep Log along
that we could not ive them to stop the advanceri.)
our shells from the ship ; I therefore resolved to landw't at*
once, in hopes, by the quickness of our movements, to
get our work over before they could possibly close on
us. Unfortunately for me, I regret to say that while di.
recting the point of an 3-inch gun to where I believed
some of these riflemen to be (just as I was on the point
of going to land), the gun, from some unaccountable
cause, went off, and, in recoiling, the whole weight of
both gun and carriage came down on my left foot, in-
juring it very severely, and breaking several bones,
which I fear will lay me up for some time.
"I was thus rendered incapable of landing, so sent
Mr. Parker, second master of this ship, on shore in
charge of the boats and landing party, who succeeded
in carrying out my instructions as to the destruction of
all the boats there (seven in number), many new fishing
netsrn of great lenth five large new fishing establish-
vineent, full of fishing tackle and other gear. This ser-
to el he performed in a most gallant manner, and much
a vyesraytaismfaacttion, as they were the whole time exposed
of our fire
to
close to themro
neated r and annoying fire from the enemy's con-
finfantry (at a very short distance), who in spite
and the lon?fgarytaohsilseresdhipby, had managed to creep down
long detour (covered the inequality of the ground
ci
bso that our party lad to make a
cruit), to prevent themyba hot fire of rifles from the Re-
cut off, and to get to their
boats. The Russians kepteing constant fire of rifles from
the lighthouse in
boats,whichtahnedyu?tia,aednsucceeded in lodging them-
he ship, which we re-
selves, upon tho
turced with rifles only, and It/link': purpose, until
some
man was hit,
we weighed and shifted further out.oti
though ship and boat were many
wish to injure the lighthouse, I did not times. As
I did
net
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DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
Hsixituond, Chancery-lane, furniture dealer—first
div. of 4s. Id. in the pound, Thursday, Nov. 22, and three
subsequent Thursdays, at the office of Mr. Graham, Cole.
man-street.
J. Winter, Sandhurst, Kent, builder and brickmaker—
first div. of is. sd. in the pound, Thursday, Nov. 22, and
three subsequent Thursdays, at the office of Mr. Graham,
Coleman-street.
J. Conquest, Moorgate-street, scrivener—first div. of ls.
9d. in the pound, Thursday, Nov. 22, and three subsequent
Thursdays, at the office of Mr. Graham, Coleman-street.
T. Sheph rd, King's Lynn, hop and seed merchant—first
dir. of 7s. Bd. in the pound. Thursday, Nov. 22, and three
subsequent Thursdays, at the office of Mr. Graham, Cole-
man-street.
A. Gibson, Great St. Helen's, City, ship and insurance
broker—first div. of '2s. 4.1. in the pound, Thursday, Nor.
22, and three subsequent Thursdays, at the office of Mr.
Graham, Coleman-street.
CI% F. Rossiter, London wall, wholesale clothier —second
div. of 9id. iu the pound, any Wednesday, at the office of
Mr. Wh:tmore, Basiughall-street.
T. B. Lawford, George-yard, wine merchant, first div.
of 12s. in the pound, Wednesday, Nov. 21, and three sub-
sequent Wednesdays, at the office of Mr. Lee, Alderman.
bury .
J. Stevens, Fetter-lane, aheesemonger—first dir. of is.
2d. in the pound, Wednesday, Nov. 21, and three subse.
quent Wednesdays, at the office of Mr Lee, Aldermanbury.
J. Sykes, Little Tower-hill, clothier —first div. of 6s sd.
in the pound, Wednesday, Nor. 21, and three subsequent
Wednesdays, at the office of Mr. Lee, Aldermanbary.
Lawford and Maitland, George-yard. wiue merchants
first div. of 100. in the pound, Wednesday, Nov. ;;1, and
three subsequent Wednesdays, at the office of Mr. Lee,
Ahlermanbury.
E. Maitland, George-yard, wine merchant—first div, of
lld. in the pound, Wednesday, Nov. 21, and three sub-
sequent Wednesdays, at the office of Mr. Lee, Alderman.
bu ry
T. Prichard, Sidon°, Kent, apothecary—first div. of 4s.
7d. in the pound. Wednesday, Nov. 21, and three sub-
sequent Wednesdays, at the office of Mr. Lee, Alderman-
bury.
F. P. M`Carthy, Beech-street, Barbican, metal broker—
irst div. of Is. 9d. in the pound, Wednesday, Nov. 21,
and three subsequent Wednesdays, at the office of Mr.
Lee, Aldermanbury.
J. Warburton. Sheffield, edge tool manufacturer—first
div. of ls. 3d. in the pound, any day, at the office of Mr.
Brewin, Sheffield.
J. Wells, Sheffield, publican—first div. of 4e.. in the
pound,
any Tuesday, at the office of Mr. Brewin, Sheffield.
F. A. Hatton, Chesterfield, printer—first div. of 3s. 3d.
in the pound, any Tuesday, at Mr. Brewin'a office, Shef-
field.

J. B Thompson, Rotherham, draper--first div. of Bd. in
the pound, any day, at Mr. Browin's office, Sheffield.
J. Dawson and E. and J. Butterworth, Spotland, Lan-
cashire, calico printers—further div of lid. in the pound,
any Tuesday, at Mr. Hernatuan's office, Manchester.
J. and B. Wilson, Manchester, tailors—first div. of 2s.
54d. in the pound, any Tuesday, at Mr. Hernaman's office,
Manchester.
M. Jackson and T. Heywood, Droylsden, skein printers
and dyers—first div. of ls. 7d. in the pound, any Tuesday,
at the office of Mr. Hernaman, Manchester.
J. Wilson, Manchester, tailor—first div. of id. in the
pound, any Tuesday, at the office of Mr. Hernaman, Man-
chester.

B. Worsley and J. Heys, Helinshore, near Haddington,
cotton manufacturers—first div. of ls. bid. in the pound,
any Tuesday, at tho office of Mr. Hernatnan, Manchester.
BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.

Nov. :6, James Choat, Bishops ate-street, tailor.
BANKRUPTS.
Thomas Chopping, La.rkhall-lane, Clapham, brewer, to
surrender, Nov. 28, at 2 o'clock, Dec. 22, at 12, at the
Bankrupts' Court : solicitors, Messrs. Linklater and Black-
-wood, Sise-lane, Bucklerebury, official assignee, Mr.
Ca num', Alderrnanbury.
Henry Osborn, Lower Thames-street, and Old Trinity
Souse, Water-lane, Lower Thames-street, merchant and
li caused victualler, Nov. 29, at 2 o'clock, Jan. 3, at 12, at
tl.le Bankrupts' Court : solicitor, Mr. Cook, Cheapside ;
07 ficial asiguee. Mr. Bell, Coleman-street-buildings.
George Frasi, Pembroke-wharf, Caledonian-road, and
G olden-lane, Barbican, iron-founder, Dec. 5, at 2 o'clock,
Jr an. 2, at 1, at the Bankrupts' Court : solicitor, Mr. Tay-
-I%)r, South-street, Finsbury • official assignee, Mr. Graham.
Henry Winder, Oxford,:treet, shawl-dealer, Dec. 5, at
2. o'clock, Jan. 2, at half-past 1, at the Bankrupts Court :
s olicitor, Mr. Chidley, Gresham-street ; official assignee,
iirr- Graham.
William Tavener, Clifton-road (and not Clifford, as in
foittner Gazette), St. John's 'Wood, builder, Nov. 24, at 1
o'cilock, Jar. 5, at 12, at the Bankrupts' Court : solicitor,
Mr. Chapple, Great Carter-lane ; official assignee, Mr. Ni-
cholson, Basingliall-street.
John Henry Welshman, Grove-terrace, Bishop's-road,
Paildingtou, wine merchant, Dec. 1, at half-past 1 o'clock,
Ja n. 12, at half-past 12, at the Bankrupts' Court : solici-
t(); r, Mr. Mount, Clement's-lane, City ; official assignee,
r. Nicholson, Basinghall-street
Stephen Dutnnier Simpson, East Cowes Park, licensed
vit :tualler, Doc. 1, at 1 o'clock, Jan. 5, at half-past 12, at
th 1 Bankrupts' Court ; solicitor, Mr. Moss, Queen-street,
Cl teapside; official assignee; Mr. Pennell, Guildhall-cham-
be re.

WALTHAM ABBEY STEEPLECHASES AND
HURDLE RACES.—Toksnay.
• Selling Hurdle Race of 3 sovs each, with 15 added ; for
• four-yr-olds and upwards. Optional selling weights.
About two miles. 4 subs.
Mr. Littler's Firebrand, 4 yrs (201) Ost 61b
(Nightingail) 1
Mr. Brooks' Anglo• Saxon, 5 yrs (20/0 lOst llb
Mr. Rayner's Wilmot,
m (T
ot, aged (201.), 10st 51 Ableti) 2
b
(G. Eatwell) 3
Betting-2 to lon Firebrand, 6to 4 agst Anglo-
Saxon-3 to 1 agst Wilmot.
Firebrand trotted in several lengths a head of Anglo-
Saxon. The race, if race it can be called, was a most
contemptible exhibition.
A Hurdle Race of 25 soya, added to a Handicap Sweep-
stakes of 5 sovs each ; 1 ft. About 2 miles.
Mr. E. R. Clark's Laura Selina, 3 yrs, Bet 4lb
(Kendall) 1
Mr. Wood's Stamford, 6 yre, 94 81b (A. Salt) 2
Mr. Mayo's Banstead, 5 yrs, 10st 12ib (J. Howlett) 3
The following also ran :—Feurnan, Marchioness, and
Phantom.
Betting-2 to 1 agst Laura Selina, 3to 1 agst Ban-
stead-7 to 2 agst Fentnan.
Won by two lengths ; bad third ; the others tailed off.
S,lling Steeplechase of 3 sovs each, with 20 aided, for
four-yr-olds and upwards. Optional selling weights.
About two miles and a half. 8 subs.
Capt. Little's Massaroni, 5 yrs (201.), lOst llb
(NV.
Mr Rayner's Wilmot, aged (200, lOst SWhite) 1
ib
Mr Whitfield's Cato, ad(G. Eatwell) 2
ge (201), lOst 51b .. (Green) 3
Betting-7 to 4on Massaroni, sto 2 agst Cato, 4to
1 agst Wilmot.
Won by three lengths. Cat) was beaten off. The
winner was sold.
The Open Steeplechase of 5 sovs each, 2 ft, with 50 added, did not produce a race.

Dividend Amount .
Name of Company, per ; of Paid * Price.
Annum. Share.
X a. d. £ s. d. '
British .• •• •• • • •.. • -, --
Ditto I-rovincial ...• 71. -20 • 0 20 0 0 23
Brighton .......... 51. 20 0 0 21' 0 0 15
City of London ...• •• 41. Os. 100 0 0 IA 5 )
Continental (4th Cap.) . 60 0 0 20 0 0
Equitable —.• ...... 21. 105. 50 0 0 all 34
Great Central .....• • 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all 11 it
Imperial ...... •• •• .. 101 & bonus., 50 0 0 all
Independent ......... 51. 40 0 0
London •............. _ 50 0 0 19
99 .....
Do., Parl. Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 49 -
P. ce ix .• • .... •..... 41. per cent. 60 0 0 52 0 0
Ratcliff ..... ....... 5/. 100 0 0 16 0 0 16
United General .• •• •• 2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all 19
Westminster Chartered !41 per cent. 60 0 0 51
Ditto, New ........ I '5OO .0 10 ''; 0 104
WATER-WORKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. ' per of Paid. Price.
' Annum. Share.
£ a. d. £ a. d.
East London
Grand Junction .... •• 4,, per cnt. 50 0 0 all as
Kent
Lambeth
New River Company , 21. 105. --
Southwark & Vauxhall 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 89%
West Middlesex ....
•
BRIDGES.
Dividend 1 Amount
Name of Company. per 1 of raid. Price.
Annum. ( Share.
X a. d. £ a. d.
Hungerfard .... • •
Southwark .. -150 0 0
I)itto New of 7% p.c ll. per cent. 5.) 0 0
Waterloo..~,
Ditto Old Ann. of 8Z II. 145. Bd. 60 0 0
Ditto Nw ditto of 71 ll. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0
Vauxhall .......... 965. -7010 2 214

DOCKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company, per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
------ ; -
I£ s. d. £ s. d.
Commercial .... •• ..., i 51. pr cent. Stock. Stock.
East and West India.. 1 61. pr cent. Stock. 117
East C0untry..,,,,,,,. 120 s. per sh.
--...—
London ... • - ....... , 51. pr cent. Stock. 9S ii
Ditto 80nd5........1 41. per cent. St. Katharine .... ... .• 1 4 per cent. Stock. 84
• outhampton ........ i 31. Os per c. 50 0 0 50 0 •
Victoria ......•• ..... i 51. per cent. 20 0 0 I 10 0 0 '
JOIN v-STOCK BANKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company, per of Paid. Price.
Aomum, I Share.
—.— l— ---
Z s. d. Z
Australasia.......... ;20/. per cent. 40 0 0 all 91%
British North American I Si. per cent. 50 0 0
PO --
Commercial of London. 1101 nest cent. )100 0 0 20 0 0 30%
Colonial .............. 5/. pier cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0
10nian................ SI. per Cent.
1
25 0 0 25 0 0 1514
Lond . Char. Bk. of Aus. -- 20 0 0 all 0 18N
London and County .. 101. per cent.' 50 0 0 20 0 0
Londn and Westinin3tr 1141, per cent. 1100 0 0 20 0 0 48.%
London Joint• Stock ... .121. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0
Provincial of Ireland..: 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 53
Ditto, New. • .... •• • 8/.per cent. 10 0 0 all ...,
Nationta of Ireland.... 161. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0
Nat. Provincial of Eng. 8!. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 -
Dittc, New .... •••• 1 U. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0
Orienta; Bank Corpora. Bi. p. Ct. Lbs. 25 0 0 all
South Australia ..... . ,14? p.ct. & be. 25 0 0
~
Union of Australia.... 30'. per cent. 25 0 0 ,.
Ditto .............. 30/. per tient. 210 0 8%
Union of London ..... 20!. per 'tent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 :30%
Union of Madrid ... • • 1 40 0 0 all

Imperial Life
Indemnity .Afar hie...
Law Fire ............
Law Lite.............
Legal and General L. le
London ..... ........
London
Marine ..... ........
Med. Irvlid & Gen. Life
Minerva •• .. ••.. • . .•
Monarch • • .. • • •• ..
National Loan Fund..
Palladium Life
Pelican •• .• •• •• •• •-••
Phoenix
P,ofesniOnal Life.• •- ..
Provident Life...... -•
Rock Life .. •• '—
Royal Exchange .... -
Sun Fire
Ditto Life
United ningdorn ••
Universal Life .• • .....
Victoria Life •• . .....

Name of Company,

Assam 'lea •• ........
A :Cti4r; Mart......
Australian 44ricultur!
kustrallan Trust
kustrivian 113ya1
Anglo-Mexican Mint..
British American Land
Canada ... •.
Do. .5 per cent Bonds
Ditto, 6 per cent. ..
cdty Navigation Bonds
Flectric Telegraph ..
Ditto ~..........

Equitable Reveislomy
Dittc New .

Gen. Revers. & Invest.
Gen .SteainNavigation
Hudson's 8ay........
Huntrerford
London Institution . •.
London Reversionary

1/ 10s.
lOs & bs.
18s.per share
4% r. per ct.
5 p. ct. & bs.l

51. per cent.
Si. per cent.

51. per cent.
5s & bs.
101. per cent.
6/ 10s.
1/ 14s.
41. p ct. & bs.
51. per cad.
51. per cent.

214 per cent
11. I.
8/. per cent,

IL 105.
1,55.
61. per cent,
:51. per cent.
per cent.

6 per cent,

X s. d.
500 0 0
.400 0 0
100 0 0
5 0
50 0 J
100 0 0
50 0 0
,100 0 0
100 0 0
50 0 0
50 0 0
100 0 0
20 0 0
5 0 0
Stock.
'lOO 0 0
500 0 0
100 0 0
160 0 0
100 0 0
100 0
50 0 0
25 0 0
25 0 0
100 0 0
50 0 0
20 0 0
5 0 0
20 0 n
50 0 0

5 0
100 0 0
5 3 0
Stock.

20 0 0
100 0 0

71 pr. cent.

£ s. d.
50 0 0
50 0 0
100 0 0

47 5 0
50 0 0
10 0 0
20 0 0
2 10 0
10 0 0
2 0 0
:2 10 0
12 10 0
28 0 0
2 0 0
2 0 0
1 0 0
210
2 10 0

o 10 0
10 0 4
0 10 0

FRAUDS BY UNDERTAKERS IN TILE
INT.EKAIENT OF THE DEAD.

p . c . & bs,
10 p. ct.

4 0 0
10 0 0
4 12 6

Paid.

10 0 0
10 0 0

100 0 0

X a. d.
20 0 0

his with etllirr.;
--._
WORSHIP-STREET.—Charles ,?V`l t
on the business of a milliner in Tabernane°l64' carrying'e
bury, was brought up before Mr. Ilarnmillfor-fiUinc? Fin
•-
tnealtaiontouiloonhetrhegreiheavorgues obfosdtialybbhinargm. wife,
Mr. Hammill said he should not be fulfilling his dut
if he did not send the prisoner before a jury, Mr. Barony
Martin having recently observed upon the frequency of
such offences, and his surprise that magistrates did not
send a greater number before a superior court.
The prisoner, who appeared much affected by his po-
sition, now expressed his intention to reserve hie defence,
and the depositions havng been completed he was. fully
committed to Newgate for trial for itabbing with iuterj i
to do grievous bodily harm.

17 10 0
25 0 0
all
all
40 0 0
32 10 0

25 0 0

* Curlew, Recruit, Ardent.

1100 0 0
50 0 0
100 0 0
1 15 0 0
Stock.
100 0 0

24 0 0

too 0 c
17 10 0
100 o
14 0 Q

BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 20.
S WOK EXCIIANGE.—There was a dull business today,
and prices the turn lower. Oxford, Worcester, and Wol-
verb smpton, 20—Midlands, 621—South Staffordshire.,
2i ii: s.

:ussell Institution • • • •
Price's Patent (land. Co
Reversionary Int. Soc.
Royal Hail Steam....
South Australian Land
Trust and Loan Comp.
Upper Canada ..

21. 53.

51 par cent.

'lO/. per cent.
4%1. pr cent.
41. p. share.
6/. per cent.

:Richard Clarke, Adelaide-street, Strand, lamp dealer,
Dec. 4, at 2 o'clock, and Jan. 1, at the Bwnkrupts' Court;
solicitors, Mr. Ivirney, Southampton-buildings, and Messre.
Wright, Birmingham ; official assignee, Mr. Edwards,
Sa 'n brook-court.
-William Chamberlain, Walsall, builder and sewer con-
trac tor, Dec. 1, 22, at 11 o'clock
at the Birmingham Dis-
trict Court of Bankruptcy • solicitors, Mr. Wilkinson,
Wali all, and Mr. James, Birmingham ; official assignee,
Bittleston, Birmingham.
Ja roes DayieA, Cradley Heath, StaffOrdehire, plumber

' -
100 0 0

-.~ ..

15 0 0
~._
20 0 0
100 0 0
100 0 0
25 0 0

12 10 0
17 10
100 0
60 0 0

i
I
° At a meeting of the burial board for the parish of St. Upper Canada ...: 1 1200 0 i 5 (;) 0
__
Pancras, held on Monday, the Rev. T. Dale, M.A., LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES.
' Vicar, in the chair.
Dividend Amon---,-7,F----'^-------
A n petitum . o f Pal.'
r Mr. BRETTINGIIAII, a member of the board, called at- Name of Company.
Share. a Price.
1 tentiun to the fact of numerous frauds having been com-
b witted on the board, and moved that, "fur the future
the clerk be directed to take no order for interments Sank of Scotland .... 7i, per cent. 100 ag. dg.1100400 86
ogdO.
13211128.14211/1081:
British Linen Company ' 81. per cent, 100
Caledonianitri 8ank..... 8/. per cent to 0 0 1
Aeosddleasgilliic Batik. •51. per cent. 10 0 0 102 1:3:
i without the production of the registrar's certificate of
death, and that the Registrar• General's attention be spe-
;),t_i.
p/.epr,eceenntt:
5`1,00
00
00 ,
0100
00
00
21215,1'iiss ,
dally directed to the imperfect form adopted by him for Clydesdale
' the certificate of death." Mr. Brettinghain produced a C mimercial Bank ...:
FE,xasethearrngilDatnikc.o.f..se..,;.t......
36t per rent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 101'tfls
, c 01111akn d. R.; n.k.
large number of registrar's certificates which had been
Ectinh & Glas"ew
1. 1) cent. 5 0 0 5 0 0 41. 18s I
left by undertakers, one in particular, at the cemetery
Place, National eB
I
with the registrar, after the interment had taken
6% per cent. 100 0 0 LO 0 0 17310 s
51. per
ceeenntt.
10200 00 00
1020 10 0 IL 16s
and with respect to which they had c:zused untruthful North of
Illsatneren 11,1"ank........
and false entries to be made, with a view to pocket Royal Bank ofScotl. .
‘Us;elion Bank of Scot. •. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 50 01 11:)1 913t131508
the difference between the fees payable for parishioners
7/. per cent. 50 0 0 SO 0 0 T6l (181
and non-parishioners. A few dap; since a case
Caledonian Fire In.su.r..
(4ularreanaltiedeLife.. 1. pr cent. 100 0 0 11 0 0 18/10s
of fraud was brought to light in the following manner:— Britishe
od'ionribluart Li :re ... 1 41.0,. epee; Cceenntt..
tool 0 0 0 _
02 0 0 If. 71
A party who had died, and for whom a grave had been
E
of Glasgow Life .. 61. percent. 001_ o 0 2,4101:
City
2 0 0 IA 8„
taken by the undertaker, was described as of Charlotte-
Eng. & clotL, iLfealifmri7;
...... 5/.per cent. 50 0 0 I 0 05. 5;
row, New-road, St. Pancras, and the fee had been paid
651i.p,serrceeent 157 0 0 15 0 D mO,
for the interment as a parishioner. The deceased's rein.
tives being entitled to some money from a benefit sc., Life Assoc. of Scet4nd 6/,p.er cent, 10 0 0 1 5 g c4l. 7I
ciety, the production of a certificate of burial as well as 's,ils-c.,,i,irtttiteiLnifia, irtr:Ftnitsirhe
lannsdurtif.e
761/.
ppeerr
eceenntt.. 10 0 0 1 0 0 21.. 1g:
400 0 0 20 0 0 321101
death was necessary to i.btain it. The undert I
a-(cr w•
i,ifoen•lns.rii.c... 751,/peprreceenurt. 2o
(:1 i(:), 0
,; 0 0 1 . 1120!
then compelled to go to the office whet ebe had untrutitts- Atandare
United Do. Assurance 5/. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 12‘ 12" '
fully registered the address of the dece; teed as of St. Pan eras and demand a certificate for the t- . * -
Party,
ro_ ...........................................................6.11.1••••••••••••....... fn.... •
ducting the registrar's certificate dated. acneL,a,her 'NC r An insurance company advertises that it will be of .d
ket, Bermondsey," the deceased having resided in and'- to appoint as salaried agents "dissenting ministers sfl h 0
died at Long-lane, in that parish. This discov, ry le dto I_ . lave a necessity to increase their incomes !"
further inquiry, and it was found that the same undez- C.BYSTAL PALA.CE.—Return of admissions for days
taker Lad been carrying on the s • •
system in St Pancras ending Saturday, Nov. 17 :—Number admitted itielud-
Cemetery alone to an enormous extent, and no.dotit, i
made
withtren ing Season ticket holders, 7.583 ; amount rece, . Ned for
other pari;hes. The same discovery wasationissmoß, 289/. lls. Pm; Shillieg Day. Tuesd
at, Nov.
Bard to other undertakers, tho gh not to • t . 20—Admis,,ions on payment, 473 ; ditto b y •
lit a,on
tent. Mr. .Brettingham showed the defective'x-
c we character : tickets, 99 ; total visitors, 572 ; correspondir
g day last
of the registration certificateu in • setting forth merely tho y9gr, 1,480.

20 0 0