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THE SUNS LONDON, TITURS DAY EVEN IN' G., APRAL 9 ,
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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. NAVAL AND MILITARY INTELIJGENCE. LAW INTELLIGENOE.—ApriI 18.
-o---. sates for the Crown had taken time to consider whether
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IN BANKS, Atli URANC hl, AND OTHER COM- • COUNT RY ii. 4 leg
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A letter from Malta, dated the 12th of April, states 1 YORK SPRING MEETING. ,
i .P.A.NIES' STOCK. I iiiii
• - 'LOUSE OF COMMONS--YESTERDAY. that the following, vessels have proceeded to Genoa for BAIL COURT. • , they would proceTendEinctlhßeuisittpteArm.
AGE.
- The facts of thie case have Mandy appeared in our
TUESDAY.-ADDITIONAL PART7CULARS.
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From the Official List. 1 There were in the market to-dath eh, !no :-.1.411
roons i-The Crown, 91, Hall ; Andes, MiArthur ; PARSONS V. ALEXANDER.-ACTlON FOR MONEY WoN AT joernal, The Cyrus and the Heumer wer i amehor •d in I
PUBLISHED EVERY PUENDIT AND FRIDA.Y EVENING.
The SPEAKER took the chair at 12 o'clock.
Queen of the South, Beale ; Magdalena, Abbott ;.Tors, '' BILLIARDS. the Thames, off the entrance to the Regen't's 'Canal The Zetland Stakes of 5 acne each, with 50 added, frr
2-yr-olds ;colts Bst 711 a, and fillies Bst 31b. Winners
The Swansea Vale Railway Bill was considered and Wickham ; Vulcan, Commander Von Donop, R.N. ; Mr. Collier and M Brewer eared for the 1 ' t'ff Dock, when a callisien took place between them.
r. appear p ain i , before starting 21b extra ; beaten horses allowed 21b. LONDON, TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 1855. < ,53 lee-
ordered to be read a third time. Nubia (Peninsular and Oriental Company), Roberts ; and Mr. Rowe and Mr. Taprell for the defendant: The second to save his stake. Half a mile. (27 subs.) ea .... --
EDINBURGH HAY ,AND STE Line -
_ The learned judge was of opinion the Homer was ;Weighing enitghoLnogst2oBo,l,lbasimilmopaetn'oal.,
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which sold tL
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Several petitions were presented from newspaper pro- end Hydaspes, Baker. solely to blame. He pronounced aeainat the claim 0fA.,,, rit'
• This was an action brought to recover a sum of 651. ' Mr. Brown's Sister to Broughton, by lagn, 84 llb GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. APRIL 17.
prietors, praying for a halfpenny stamp on newspapers. The City o London, No. 66, arrived on the 11th from (Charlton) 1
A great number of petitions were also presented 14s on a cheque drawn by the defendant in favour of the
Balaklava and Constantinople with the following pas- i: IT There also counts for lent,and Dividend Amount
aunt], . were
1 the market. The prices to-day were tau._
of
es,
praying for the repeal of the bill of last session relative sengers :-Major-General the Hon. J. Y. Scarlett, and
Captain Elliott, sth Dragoon Guards, Aide-de-Camp ; puts:L.-amount stated. The defendant pleaded that he did Lord Wdton's King Chat, 8t 91b • (Ashrnall) 3 Anmee. Share.
' ' 1 Oat straw, from 8e Oil to lOs On per kel2aP77B 0, 149Wie,
to the sale of beer,that vessel, with costs.
wintes W. PLANT.-MALICIOUS PROSECUTION. . There was a large supply of straw oafs°. a"..--ye ,es nee
fur eon ostoc ,Scots Fusilier Guards.; Surgeon Han- and that not make. the- cheque, - i Iron ; wheat do., 7s Od to lOs Od ; barley an '
to Od
Mr. MiMAHON presented several petitions from Bii
places in Ireland in favour of the Sea Coast Fisheries .
miry, 13th Regiment; Qaertermaeter Scott, Ist Royal malicious prosecution. It was tried at the last Surrey tri.liif:telißini
e ore r. aon m w where a verdict ic wa3 ••• .. •• •• .. .... .....
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and Inland Fisheries Ireland Billie Dragoons • Captain Newland, lst Royals ; Lieutenant-
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,:iolonel J.iVation, 14th ; Lieutenant-Celonel Reignol le It appeared, from the statement of the plaintiff's coup- •
sell that this case had been adjourned from Exeter, at Assizere bfMß.r P' tt 1 iil• t ' ‘gitiSsiltaelrieroeZss',l:iided to a sweepstakes o 20 00200 0 20
ceilionfenLtaion(d3oeinc.ay..):: 41. Os, 100 0 0 160 0 0 99
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eDiggtohtonPr.o=......: 7574
20 0 0 2() 0 0 14
1 oa.tmeDaA!?.LpKEer
sack
MEAL MARA,:
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airmiopyenaneaal
Great Central ......• 71 IperOcsent.
Mr. SPOONER presented petitions Irani various
eirgeonh G. Watt, 231 •; Captain Baird, 39th ; Major' the conclusion of the plaintiff's case, in consequence oftwo
00 00 43
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1, per ditto
ck of 2801bs 1_ First. 1 ,-, ed ,s, le
Mr. Serieant Sites now m ese or a rule nisi for a new
found for the plasihnaff-damages, . .
places against any grant to Maynooth. the absence of a witness on the part of the defendant.Bs
.shove each ;for 3-yr-olds and uproar Is. Optional
Equitable •• a ...••• 2/. i6s. 50 0 0 all 31 ,
0 Aguilar, Royal Artillery ; Lieutenant Taylor ;
'independent ... .. ...• 51. 40 0 0 ills ect 1 .-.3 Oa -,5 Cl 4
, .;selling weights, &c. One mile and a quarter. .
Mr. NAPIER presented a petitinifirm Limerickl ,
In May, 1854, the plaintiff, a gentleman residing at ,
there was rereeonable and probable cause, and of
against the Sea Coast Fisheries an etaff, Dr. Hearne ; Lieutenant Larnbert, R N
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Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0
.. Imperial .. •......... 10i. & bonus. 50 0 0 all 106 ' Peasemeal, per ditto .
Mr. ht. S. Tnompson's Orange Blossom, by Garneboy,
(Ireland) Bills. the Spiteful ; Lieutenant Morgan, R.N., the Infiexi- Clapham, Was introduced to the defendant by a gentle- PDT . 4 yrs, (301.(„ 7st llb
excessive damages. 91 Flour, per ditto - 0
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lir. FRENCH moved for c p , o ies of further cor• .
ile Mr. Washington, midshipman, of the Sidon man of the name of Seymour. The defeni)ant seated
The short history of 'the case was as folio s :-The e 0/ sst 1111) Snowdon 2 ndon.. .. ~..
Mr. Shaw's Medina, 3yr, (3 .), ( ) hit - -.-- - 50 00 . ~ - Pot-barley, per ditto
-s Od.
respondence with the Board of.
.Admiralty, praying ; .
-,o join the Duke of Wellington, and Mr. Lothbury, 5 laintiff anddefendantare coa owners in the neighbour- Mr. (Owner) I
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from Australia on business, and that he was living at P • coal owners • follows.:-The
• W. Cooper's St. Fabian, aged, (301.), 74 11lb
(Aldcroft) 3 ix • - """ ".. 41. per cent. 69 0050 0 0 2316 .40
and answers
that a portion of British spirits may be taken
i navy, warrant officers, 5 eervants, and 2 inuleteers. .
an hotel-in Leicester-square. After some tune the de- hood of Wolnerhamption. About the year 1853 a Mr. Itatcliff..... ...... Si. NO 0090 0 0 70. • • DUBLIN-APRIL 11. nes to eich
• .:• ditto, ise pc- 0,
for the supply of the r'7.ra ___
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, La Normandie French steamer, from Marseilles, Cap- Gibson was interested in some mines, and he succeeded The Spring St. Leger, of 10 sous each, h. ft., with 50 United Oeiteral •••• •• 11;51. ' sr, 0 0 all 20 'White wheat 396 01 to 426 Oa ; ree -.es Ott: till;',,t
fendant asked the plaintiff to let some money, 651. 14e., Bst and ' 84 21b Westminster chartered 5;. per cent. tie 0 0 39% 'Arley, 13s 6d to 188 9d ; oats, 13s 6d to ' 16, C' ; 116 v.
thereto (23d and 29th June, 1853)
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Ditto, New .... •• - • 51. par cent. 51 ' 0 10 1) 0 - 4s Sd to ~,,,,Xlt/
which he owed him, stand over, and he would give .- . t• e. • • Certain penalties and allowances. One mile and a 27s Od to 28s 6d per brl; oatmeal, 1
contracts entered into for the supply of the Royal Nays •
tomes, and 69 mules have left for the East. nare in a par miner mine in a ee,Gibson also grit NV 1 t . 111 , "
• , hint an I 0 U for it. The plaintiff assented, and the shalf. (14 subs.) flour 22s sa to 263 Od per cwt ; luaiau coi
with spirits from Ju1y,1853, to the latest period on which
Lieutenant Ravenhill, R.E., on whom a medical connect a 3 withe mine in at T al C stle
he connec e. Ireland, r ee, near a • • WATER-WORKS.
def • • •
endant promised to pay him in a few days, as said eather, by Melbourne, ' -
such contracte have been enterhd into ; of all advertise-
rd of Admiralty for tenders of rum board recently sat, had proceeded to England by theNemo oe Company. ; per per 4801bs.
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ments from the Boa Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Indus, on
sick leave. he was going to receive some money, main,. and known as the Royal Hibernian Mine. Gibson Mr. W. I'Anson's Blooming H
(I'Ansun, jun.) 1 .1 Dividend Amount
ey. Some time after
mentioned this mine.favourably to Wilks, who persuaded 7st 131 h
this the plaintiff went to the hotel in Leiceater-square 1 S. M k' V lb (J. Holmes)of Paid. Price. lte/**
and of British epieits to.the latest period, Jan., 1855 •
entered into for the supply of the Royal' l Plant to embark in it, am Plant took a one•six'eenth ,ir _ onc s an a , 1 Annum. Share. Senatr
and inquired for the defendant, but found that he had (Caarlton) 3
and of contracts
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The following have arrived at Malta by the William share, and paid as much as 600/. Gibson went over to Mr. Jones's Hanover, Bst 71b
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Navy with sa.
lifts,from the year 1841 to 1853 (in con- - ' e • left and gone into the country.. After some time the andwhile there g • ethe The following also lan .-Saraband, Amy, anti Wel- 4s.d.X 8. d. COAL MARKET.-AFEIL 18'
%vali 'r- li 1
Aldan), No. 205, Harris, from London, with medicines, Ireland,
.o s. d. ,1 i
East London
tinnation of Parliamentary paper, No. 389, of session
he mine which min „„,, Davison's West Hartley 19 t , ~.•••• •• lig ,
&c., Surgeon Kelsey ;by the London, No. 34, Philpott, plaintiff..discnvered that the defendant was staying in
prospects of t , e turned out ultimately lington. Grand Junction .... •• 14. per era. 50 0 0 all
1854).-Agreed to. to be entirely wort less, Plant indicted Wilke and
Mr. MACARTNEY asked the Secretary of the from London-Captain M. Adye, R.A., 49 men, Staff Devonshire with a relation. The plaintiff wrote to him -- Kent-. • • - Boat° ..... • .
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Treasury whether a sum of 46,8965., advanced to the Surgeon T. Barry, and 42 horses ; by the Chapman,
asking him to send him the money, to which the defen-
by sending cheque f the amount,
dent replied a or but Gibson for a conspiracy. The case came on for trial - LATEST BETTING ON TUESDAY. Lambeth - 100 0 0 -
New River Company 1 2/.105. - - _ Tanfield l3 0 Framwe 0 .... •1 !
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- - Tanfield Moor Butes 16 0 • lettou .. ;
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Government of Monte Video in the year 1848 from the No. 118, from Baliiklava, 48 days, Constantinople, 13, begginw him not to present it fer ten days. At the end e
b fore Lord Campbell at the lent London sittings. Gib- THE TWO THOUSAND. •touthwark & Vauxhall 5: per cnt. 100 0 0 - ....
89% Walker Primrose ...- 15 6 learnbton ....... „ar ;
4v" North Percy Hartley l4 t Braddyll •.....
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Grant for Civil Contingencies, had been repaid •• and if Morgan-Ensign Burridge, 4th Regiment, Aseistant- which was son was out of the way, and Wilke was acquitted, the een the course sto 2 was taken freely about Lord of West Middlesex ....... 51.105, pr ct.l 61 00 • - 9 l 9l Nun:oiler ... ..... i.,,
80, at what period? ' ' Surgeon G. Youell, 54th Regiment, 129 rank and file, of ten aays the plaintiff presented the cheque;
dishonoured. The plaintiff after that received another ing the case after Planthadbeen heard, the Isles, le the evening 1, large outlay brought him
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Mr. WILSON said a larger sum than had been stated 6 women, and 2 children. ' letter from the defendant promising to pay the amount. Wilke then brought the present action for a malicious to 6t04; 2 to 1 and sto 2 were cuirently offered agst
bad been advanced, and 36.000/. had been re n •-1. The Neptune, 120, Capt. Hutton, flee
aof Vice-Admiral These letters were put in, the cheque being objected Prosecution, and recovered as stated above. St. Hubert. • Name of Company, Dividend Am,,unt
per of Paid. Price. Heaton
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There, however, remained about 36,000/. 'I" Sir Thomas Cochrane, K.C.B. ; the Powerful, 84, Capt.
still due to eh having been drawn more than 15 miles from the The court now, after hearing a full statement from the
. CHESTER CUP. Annum. Share. Hebburn - 16 3 Peng', flail. ...... r!,) 6
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which' would be the subject of negotiations. ' 'Massie ; the Calcutta, 84, Captain J. J. Stopford •; the place where it was payable, without having the requisite -learned set cant, granted a rule on both points. h 12 to
.1 agst Scythian (taken). Killiugsworth E. l6 6 South ICel joetl i
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Centaur, 6, paddle-frigate, Captain Clifford ; the Falcon, stamp. • .--20 to 1 agst Neville (taken). 4s.d.X 8. d, Limb Main 17 3 Derwen
INTESTACY (SCOTLAND) BILL. 14, Commander Pullen ; the Cruiser, 14, Commander , BANKRUPTCY COURT. 20 to 1 agst Andover (taken). . 'Hungerford.... •• .. ,„ - -•
- 12 • ton Primrose •l7 3 te
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The defence was, that the defendant, who came of age Southwark ......••.. • - 100 0 0 - _
Mr. DUNLOP, in moving the second reading of this the Hon. G. Douglas ; the Rosamond, 6, paddleailoop,
in May, 1854, had just returned from Australia, where • IN BE ROSE-)N BE II •MILLAN. • 1000 to 15 agst Cock Pheasant (taken). Diao New of 7% p.c. 705. per cent. 50 0 0 - - t'r--"---"-"'"'-'
bill, said it, was a bill to assimilate the law of Scotland Comniander Crofton • the Rolla, 6, and Sealark, 6, The bankrupts were drapers of Brixtm and the 1000 to 10 agst Kaffir (taken). Waterton •••• • • - 100 0 0 3V.,
he had been. for three years 1 h ' g taken up his
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as regarded intestacy, as far sailing brigs, returned' to Spitheacl yesterday morning 1a1...1.f.i,,.......,..,1. Their. ,tBt.• llaS betil aaready lopurboa. 1000 to In gat A1...-onvite. • Ditto Old ~nn. of Si.B/. 11. 14s. Bd. 6O 0 0 - 31%
as possible to the law of abode in an hotel in Leicester-square, and evening. Ditto liw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 44. 140 0 0 -...di,. P 6
England. The hon. gentleman then entered into great from Dover Roads and took up their former stations.
after he had been giving a dinner to his brother and This was the certificate meeting. • THE DERBY.
Vauxhall ............ 165. •,170 10 3 - 23 tile Civr-
length as to the provisions of the bill, and ex gained the This movement is construed as indicative of a visit to
p several friends, he walked down the Strand and went Mr. Linklater appeared for the assignees of each estate; 10 to 1 agst St. Hubert. orn
(N signifies that the mails are sent rr h.)
different clauses which it contained, and concluded by Osborne by the Queen's illustrione visitors. Rear-Ad- into the Oxford and Cambridge billiard-rimme. He. Mr. Lawrence for Rose ; ,Ms, Chidley for MiMillen. 12 to 1 apt Lord of the Isles (t 0 to 1 also t.) DOCKS. " r,:y the night-and AIM by the morn•ng-eenatu __-•'•---',/, if
expressing a serious wish that England dSc Aland miral Baynes' flag-ship Retribution, 28, Captain Fisher, Mr. Lawrie-ice said his client was suffering from illness 12 to 1 agst Dirk Hatteraick (taken). -- ------- _ , -------- - 0 Otte ~.„ , „
asan played at " pool " for some time, and won 1/. or 225. . e, Dividend Amount 1 iny Iv) ~t.. ten.. -, c .1,-,,, or-
were one kingdom, the best laws of each would be se- hauled out of the steam basin yesterday, and will go to During the first name, the plaintiff and a person named (an was evident fru' his appearance, and his being vi- 50 to Laget Cercelms (takee). .
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. COUNTRIES ,n tlentrat Pos•- ;
to t-•''''•
• lected and formed into on h • whole.
e compre ensive Spithead in a day or two. ticytnnur enteredt'the room, and begantelkiug to the de- sited with an epileptic fit in court), and his estate would - 2000 to 30 agst Kingstown (taken). Annum. Share. 0.111 e,., Lonoon.- DiB • _ ~
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The LORD ADVOCATE had no objection to the The hired screw steam-ship Adelaide, Captain Young. -
* fendant when the other persons in the.room had left, pay 20.5. in the pound. Under such circumstances he . WEDNESDAY. . • X, s. (.1. Xs.d. ----• .....-••--. ) ..„.,„,
Liverpoo E'C, 0,
second reading, but there were some alterations which with invalids from the Crimea, sailed frem Plymouth which was about 11 o'clock. The plaintiff asked the de- trusted the Court would grant an immediate certificate. .
The Tyro Stakes of 5 sous cacti, with 40 added, t
for
two tlommercial••• • . •••••• 4/. pr cent. Stock. • Stock. - •
itt3Orica(tsyitth..paoty •:vor) Frldal " ,if
i 5 Urited St- I Keno"' . •
he.should think worth making. , yesterday morning at 6 o'clock, for Portsmouth. She fendant to play with him for money, to which the Mr. Linkta'enquoted letters written by the bankrupt .
s red& • cotta, 84 71b; fillies, B4 31b. The -• 'as - '
s• t aro west India G r -•ent -qu, , ... _ 'miler eP i3' -
winner Est Coulary•• P ' . - -• i packet) ..........:
20s. per sh.
The, bill was then read a second time. conveyed from Balaklava to Scutari on the 7th of Fa- defendant replied that, he would rather not play for ackno e , . „
wledgiiin his culpability and exoner ding Mi•ifilla,n " '
i - to be sold for 100 sous ; allowances if for less. T.Y.C. London • - 1 -
... 's. pr cent. Stock. ' - -, tmerica (by U Sa.,-, . 011.0°' 64
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18(:)rs psteket) .. ''•
SEA COAST FISHERIES AND IRELAND -
hruary 206 officers and mon of the 9th, 17th, 20ih, 21st,
money. However, finding that he was winning
• • the from blame 4 subs. Ditto Bonds •• .... - 4 per cent. - - - • ........
30th, 41st,
,46th, 47th 49th, 55th, 62d, 68th. 95th,• Mr. Lawrence cited quotations from the same and et. Katharine .• - ,80 Anetralia (via Suuti, -011,6'8"' si
FISHERIES (IRELAND) BILLS. game, he consente to play for 1/. per sins. The plain- Mr. C. Peck 'e Lord Raglan (30/ ) 7st 71h (Charton) 1 s. •-•• a. • . 0
- Royal Horse Artillery, Scotch Fusilier Guards, Grena- • bloated that the were ev'r"
other letters, and su y i ,ent.y ontli,on,,ton . . - 'n'Pt°n) '•- - - r Jewel
tiff winning this, they played for higher sums, the plain-Mr Wilson's G ply Girl 001.) 7-t 3,b (Keed aI) 2 vice ~-., ~.....: .: 5/.per cent. *l2O '0 -012 n o - tette (eia nalol3w ••••• I:ncf 6
Mr. M‘NIAHON amid, in moving the second reading tier Guards,and Sand Miners. left
appers
tiff always winning by one or two pointt. Seyrnoilr . ' Mr. Grov.e-'s Piumpton Maid (301.) 7st 311) (Bark. ri 3 -sh tatto (via • ape 01 ~•,• , AP"'
.of both these bills, he trusted that whatever objections Balaklava Febrnary 11, with 48 various and 61 order- bricked the defendant, and induced him to 1 double
pay afflictions bad clearly overpowered his reason.JOlNT-Sro..lii.' BANKS. flops) .....• •• •• -NI i'y,d• .•
' there might be with respect to each of the bills, those lies and Guards, who were landed on the 19th at • The Coumssioner said under the circumstances the •
Mr. Dawson's Prince Mixture (301 ) 7st 3,h (Aedcridt) 4 Africe (West Coast i.. Nlllid ot the t,,,,.' • ,),,,,,„.7
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objections would be strictly confined to the bill' to s in which ole,ration she was coueteously pasisted -
or quit., as le to get ins money ac a tie Court would order an adiliiroment. Begin to lon Lord R:+( ran. 4to 1 agst any other. . Dividend Amount :14 •
I.'emandria.. ~ ••• • • •, ". 24, si; ', ' ''' 1 . udir ••
1 ~,;,,,,,,,,dria,„ ......., .A, AO, & 2(4it , 4 nio, .Ir...}u.wwy.,, 1..„,,,,,,
which it related, and not mixed up with each other. . rnyrna, • • ' fendant, after having lost 65/ , refwied to play any longer,
by the boats of the i tench and Austrian men-ef-war of and the l • lif • I 0 U, which
p ainti askedhim to give him an Mr. Clailley-I surpo.F.e the adjournment will extend I • i •
Won by a leg nth, a neck leitvveen the second and thi•d, Neme of Company, I per of I
Annum. -zhare. Paid. Pr.ce. ~e,..,,,
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, The object of these hills_ was to assimilate the ]:rive of that port. She left Smyrna, on the 21st of February, the,detendant did. When he got home- he was teld to the case of my client. -ad fourth. Ihe winner was sold by auction after the
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Ireland to those of England, The laws that exieted or.
• . end discharged 44 9-inch guns at Tophan6, being part , His Honour-Yes. Both cases must stand adjourned. ,race for 70 guineas. 1 48.d.X s. d. Srazil ...,..........Mpth of the In , 1,,,,,,,,,, di .rt,l.•
teat he had been taken in by " BharperS," and that items Ayres ........11119t os the wenn..
vari‘ tor ,
The Flying Dutchman's Ham-lice f 100 Bove in specie kustralasia........... 20/. per cent. 40 0 0 all
Handicap o ~_ . • .. ~ ,
both sides of the Channel it 'would scarcely be beheved, of her orignal cargo from England. IN RE El! S. IRELAND. , i ~..ipe et t,looo no,c, ...•
he ought not to pay the money. He had accordingly tr,tish North American I 6t. per cent. 50 0 0
added to a sweepstakes of 20 revs each, 10 ft, and 5 -454 /Ail.- te Good hope N halle"
were t itally different, and to do away with this anunaly The strength of the 94th Regiment of Foot is ordere.l The bankrupt was a caYnettnaker, of Kin street aommereial of
London. i 6i. per cent 100 0 0 20 0 0 - . .'' ' . -
refused to pay it, as he believed that the play had. not 9th of the mo,,tt. solo
, only if declared, &c. Certain re innere extra. Ode .I„ioniat ............„ 1 4 per ..',..pe de Verde .......ts 0'
was the aim of the present measure. In 1845 there to be increased forthwith to 1,200 rank and kilo, as the Briehton. His acceente show unsecured creditors cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 Iv
been fair. oisyleu (see Inolat .
were 84,000 persons engaged in the fishing trade of Ire- e• , mile and a, half. 46 subs, 6of whom dec,larel. 'lonian
regiment will be held in readiness te embark for-the 2 225/ • 'secured 673/ This was the eertifireste mset, e Oeyltat.. ............ is '
o- ...L., southatot ‘;',,,,, Air
land. In 1843 the number was reduced to 70,000, and
- Crimea. This cerps returned from Madras a tew months The defendant having been called, and having proved , • , • ' ' -ew Mr. Clark Neville 4 yrs 7,,,t, 81b (Aldcroft) 1 ',cm'. Char. Bk. of Ntte. I ►2O 0 0 all 021 ,:liannei isles l's tif on ..., ,•-• oacrili 0'
15,000 boats. That iiiminution was to be atitihutedthis statement Mr. Lawrence supported ; Mr. Tillea,rd, for the as- left. nn • • Exile of 'E •• i
, orris 8 4r m, yr+, 64 91b (A.-dirnail) 2 London and County - 112.. per cent. 50 00Al 0 0 -.--- - • of ..Tl7O Weds..,., 4 Sou
Chill.. ........ „ ..1.
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+ince only 150 strnbg, the men having voiunteered far • signees, did not oppose. f o a, ' W stminstr 16;. er cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 - ,
mainly to the famt,ne, but the fat falling off . His lor-dship'said that, upon this evidence, the jury ~ .
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P .'1 12, •
Sir J. Boewell's Frothily, 3 yrs, 54 - - 8 28,...e u• •
n• Pav
2000, ;1,040
ether regiment. in India, and receiv:ng three gnineas
had occurred since t•Te , new regulations. Inwould, he of opinion that the money hail been won at His Honour said most of the cash creditors were the
in stn h ' Gel 1.1 4 6-t 611 (B • k) 4 Provincial of Ireland.. i 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - ''"
flit. J. - borne s tne it, , yrs, ‘, . 3... eirpar onstammopte ..... .. 15,13,•
.• . ,
...,,, ~,,,,th
...,1
red
in , can
each from the East India Company for so en* g • it bankrupts own relation.. It often proved most mis-renstanumple ........ itlr 54 sOti, of ut a
...•;00, ..
Ditto, New......... 1 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all - - ' • I°. to
t • •
1852 the num ier of fishermen wag reduced to rah ld • f h defendant'sl It
billiard., w a wou satis y t e p ea. , . . T fll •
ne .1 owing also ran :-Bracken, Valour, Fandatego, Cont. oi• Europe . . M sz t• Twice daily •• •• .. .
,I rli
now mmtter 900 efficient bayonets, and is expected toc neveus to the general body of creditors that a trader National of Ireland.... i 41. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0
58,000; and in 1853 it was reduced to 33,000 fishermen did not matter whether it was won fairly or nut, but it ' Crown Pigeon, Steelyard. Excitement. - Egypt (sere India) ....el.° '
Nat. Provincial of En,g. , 8/. per cent.' 100 0 0 35 0 0 -
embark early next month. i should be kept up by his relations, who, iii the long tun, France ........ MSc .- Twice daily .• •• • : onus, 1
~,,i,)
and 11,000 boats. - These regulations were of the most • would rest with the court alone to say whether the pea . . .
rho dettehments of tee 11th Hussars, at present t Bstting-2 to 1 agst Fandango, 3to 1 agst Neville, intto, New,per cent. 20 0 0 19. 0 0
.iibranar -.. --ad 4,7,17,20,27 of u i .' Ar
absurd and oppreesive character, and yvere altogether 8a" that it was won at billiards was a sufficient defence under came in aisainet the e- tate. If the bankrupt were greet. d Mental Bank Corpora. 101. p. ct&tos. 25 0 0 all is",
tinned in Exeter, have received orlere to Itold them- 4to 1 ' 1 -' h 'W b
agst •Frediiy, 10 ta agiit any ot er. on y a - qre,ice (see Inflia) I- .010 1
4outh Australia ...... 14 p ct.& be, 25 0 0 39 .. 2tid & 17th of men. eot, •
...,)10
unknown in any other part of the world. For instanee • the statute. an immediate certificate,, any trader ought to receive
and „in _„
~3reytoln ..........m . London '•oii 0
eelvee in readiness to embark fir the Crimea. A or- evident that the rwoceedinwe in bankruptcy-
one. It was _ - ,neck, same- distance - Tuesday & Frulas tharrip, 9
roe
no trawl nets were allowed to be used upon the Irish • have - - 210 0 8 Han •• •• •• •• ..li 2d f the avuiti- Sou
.•••'l/4 ,
ton already gone. were of a friendly character. There wood be nothing ene 'lnavannee „„ „ „ ~, e, n 0 . nover .. -00 .„,,,
coast without the exnress permission of the Commis- i TIT V. SUNNER.-ACTION FOR ASSAULT AND FALSEP, 'eon and Fandango were fifth and sixth. union of L0nd0n..... 10/. per cent. 50 0010 '0 0 -
~Holland ............M Dally .• • • • • • • •1;.. Woutiotil,',. ,84
lhe mercbaut steamer Racehorse, recently purchased for the creditore. No proper books hail been kept, and 'is - Union of Madrid ..... 1 - 40 0 0 au
sinners of Fisheries in England. In England there wee no IMPRISONMENT. - Honduras . ..... ....31 17th of,the mon ••
___. eta
..1
sj:
'' by the Admiralty, is to be put in connnissiou at Ply - - there were cash 'creditors to the amount of 2200/. The The York Sprner-Biennisl Stakes of 10 sous each, li ft
such absurd reetriction. He represented Wexford. • i indiekvissuthampt.)m th & 20th of io,iti.jr_32;Lr
.... i
eii
month as a tug-boat; for service in the Baltic. Mr. Sladeand M”, Maynard appeared for the plaintiff with 100 added ; for two-yr-olds ; colts, Bst 71b ; and
; bankrupt would receive a third-class certificate, after six " . India (via Marseilles)M Oth&2sth of moi l' lA'
w, Dover.• ", ~15ill
Theo pposite county in England wee Pernbrokeihire A Kilkenny paper Far, tivo friends of Major Alastair and Mr. Sergeant Kinglake and Mr. T. Saunders for lonian Isles (see India) 7, 17, &270 i in .
~...t.,noci ,
..Lit. i
mouths' suspension, with protection. fillies, Bst 3ib. Allowances and penalties. The recond
and in Tenby bay trawl nets were used without reserve 03 ' ti; Dividend . Ireland •. .al & N Twice daily .• •• ••!,,lf,leamt.of,, ,i
' itl'Donald, of the 92,1, have been much shocked by the the defendant. to receive a sum equal to 5 per cent. on the whole Names of ;,, Dividend Price Names of ~,..i -&27 of ro• °,,_"„"thamP fie
One kind of all the fish that was taken to Billineenate •- - -- -•-,
'',"'", " -we are happy to say, we believe, unfounded-account This was an action brought. by the, plaintiff, a jour- stake. T.Y.C. 57 subs. Companies. ei 1 per , Companies. ca A Price. madam
............R: 9th of the mon
Li _col
.1 4
,a 1 imam ..o. verF 101
was caught by trawl nets, and it was a remarka'ile sir- POLICE INT itV.IGENCE. • ch !Annum. ' - ici .
Madeira ••• • • • ......N. 23d of month • .
of. his. death, which hag been going the rounds of the neyman carpenter, against the defendailt, the landlord Lord Zetlanci's E„elantine, Bet (J. Marson)
,1 „ _____ , . e.'
cnmstance that by conventions French, Dutch, Bel- •_______ _
press. The report of his death has originated in some of the White Hart Tavern, at Acworth, North Wilts, Mr. T. Allison's Gamester, Bst 71b (Charlton) .2 £ 1 X ' wwatta ane (see India) peva '' " I
gians, and other foreigners -might use trawl nets upon MANSION-HOUSE.-Charle.s Ha s, a man em-e BIS &28 of Mon. ,0 1
strange mistake. for an assault and false imprisonment. The defendant Betting-5 to 2 and 2tol on Gamester. Won by two i shtn &Oath 98 71. p.ct. - Apcclesfield. um 2/. 103. 5114 Mauritius (see India) . . ili
the Irish cos t. In fact trawling mieht be practised by ployed on the t` dummy" belonging to the London and Barnsley...,:•ll6ol - - N eath •• •• • • 100 161. 150 mauritius
........
hit Ito of the moat" ~.:
_,„ampt -.,,
TCo troops of the 4th Gnarls, under the coin- Welded not guilty by statute. lenethe.
-every person upon the Irish coast except byan Irishman Westminster Steam boat Company, at the foot of Old -'' Brknk& Abrg ' 150 41. 60 Oxford .. •• • • 100 13 '. 107
mend of Captain Jones, proceeded to Kinestown on The plaintiff's case was, that he lived at the village Mexice ....•...•• ..51 lug of the month.. ever
~.,0,,1 , ei
himself. The same thing existed with regard to Swan Stairs, appeared before Mr. Alderman Wire, The Londesborough Cup, value 100 sovain specie, added Birmingham 40' 4/. 92 Peak Forest. 78; 5:.. Os 86 . sthlsth2sthofiato.t.lD,T,orpi , poor
Tuesday •for embarkation in the Crest of the Wave tran- of Atworth, where the defendant carried on his Imsinems,r 100 25/. 209
~oventry..••• Regent's •• .. 39' ! 1 15 Naples • • •...........Is ~ bi• roonth•Sour'es port i
trammel nets, which were used unreservedly every-
sport-ship, which-is to proceed to the Crimea. and that one of the defendants nieces, Mary Warren, in • him with assaulting Mr. R to a handicap stakes of 5 sovs each, for three-yr-olde
upon a summons charg g
.IV ar 0 .
..
Derby • •..• 100. C 1.61. 84 Rochdale ...• 85 11. 10s. GO n el ate kll, I r••
New Zealand .......• •• .4 P "- 'r on Dove ...„pteill Al
where also, except on the Irish coast, arid Ogee nets • Hicks a gentleman hol tinge situation in Admiralty and upwards. Certain winners extra. The second Ellsmre&Chs •692 N p.ct. - homiest Coal 143; - - Papal States IN 5101r)thV'tlio•al 'tgouth.- „0 or
The General Commanding-in-Chief haw been pleased and the plaintiff had formed an attachment f, r each other. ' ' the * • -
also were used by Frenchmen, Dutch,- and -Belgians,
t 3 appoint Williem Henry Dominic Fitzeeralil of the
e, , f . 0
% Tice complainant having been sworn said-On to receive 10 sous out o the stakes. ue mile. 40 r
At first all appeared to go on well, but for some cause or . ' • ' n G And.l.-notn 100 C. pr.ct. - ,Do. Lk last 12 - - pee. nie .....".....,:..im Uhl7o27thollnon.,:_thop
_,„11
Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10' 6L pr. et. 13 ,sitflrd &Wore 140 28/, 425 pen,
- -within the three-mile limit upon the coast of Ireland. Tiler-day last I landed on the pier at the Old Swan su s.
7th Royal Fusiliers, to be Deputy-Assistant Quarter. • , .
other the defendant changed towards the plaintiff' and • •• ' ' • rana eurrey 1001 21. 10s. - Shrewsbury.. 125 - Port Natal ..........N By private ship..),loT,;e'r
..
.10
He his seat by moving the second reading of' his ' Shades Wharf, 1a Woolwich boat about to Lord Wilton's Pumicestone, 4 yrs, 6st 131 b (Ashinall) 1 Grand union 100 ' 1/.os, - Stonrbridgo.. 145 12/. 285 sidly . , N sihleth2fllioun°l',r,ver •• •ioe
are seeing
- . the first-of the two bills. master-General at head-quarters, Dublin, in succession to
- refused allow him to continue 'his addressee t
,o
.•••••••••• •
" h2sthotinn., _.
leave at the next 'pier.' and which I wished to get on Lord Zetland's Hoipodar, 4 yrs, Bst (J. Marson) -2 Kemp ez. Avn 39 6a. Od. - P.evern andl , 21. 28 Tuscany .•..........2. 50115t,_
__...", you
•
to Brevet•Mejor Robertson, who is appoin • ted to be a niece. On the 12th April, 1853, Mary Warren and her Lancaster .. 101) - - Wye Rail.) 20 Venezuela .......... Ai 2d- eith oluaou,” tO
Mr. NAPIER moved that the bill he read a second board, I passes round the "dummy," when defendant Sir C. Monck's Vindex, 5 yrs, Bst (A. Day) , 3 iiee. ,Ap
a al., v: p' 190 251. - Warwick & 2/. 20 Van Diemen's Land (SC, haraPt°
...
time that day six months, and said the object of the bill was director of the Transport Board. aunt had a quarrel about the plaintiff, the consequence
laid hold dine by the shoulders. I wag passing hurriedly Mr. W. Crickcroftts The Medway, 3 yrJ, Set 91b Leicester.... 100! 51.. f 9 Binning. 1 100 Australia) - •
merely to open up the fisheries of the Sloyney to the of which was, that Mary Warren
Agarge detachment of- mon and horses of the Royal
to the steamer. I think he said, More laying hold •
of , (Snowdoii) 4 Leicstr &Nth 831 41. 28% Warwick & 1 21. 10 West Indies ........ki 2,1& 17th Ot ,
~....,,
~,
,
constituents of the hon. member for Wexford, the hon. Artillery embarked at Kingstown on the ~ 16th lust., on house immediately. She went tip stairs, made her .Loughborogh 1421 701. 575 Napton...l 100 __----' ,Os Lip
' idsummer Nelly Hill
me, ' You cannot pass this way, re must go up the The following also ran :-M , e eat" e Wei
' board the Cambria steamer and sailed for the Crimea clothes up into a bundle and seeing the pami 1 • t'ffasked ' woumouthsh low - - Worestr &1 is 2). 25 nclaY• 'l'l' lot t•l' ttll'
gentleman has for the last three sessions introdeeed a, ' . steps." I told him that that was not my way, and that Adelaide, Van Winkle, Canvasi•er, Johnny Taft, Ley- tintgrnerysh 100; - - Dirining.3 1 When any of these dates fall o• 1 aia _ ~entiell iesp A
measure with a similar intent, and the effect of this state theafternoon, Captain' '
same A. E. H. Anson, Lieu-
him •to take her to ' her grandmothers house. Theits 110 Od
I was going on board the Woolwich steamer. I declined burn Lase, Hoddam, Imar, and Catherine Parr. MeßnMwbry 100! - - Wilts & lit - s. . - spatched on thfoliowing day. with the sieSii DO '
" tenants H. Cardew, E. F. Wards, A. S. Hunter, W. B. plaintiff -
endeavoured to persuade her to remain at her .
of things were that the people of Ireland were kept in a • steps,when he said he would k I Betting-5 to 2 asst Hospodar, sto 1 agst Vindex, . southampton) te Malta. both of lob
continual state of mental anxiety. (Laughter.) He 'H. Rice S. G. Geary, and H. B. Maude, Royal Artil- uncle's, but she would not do so, and he at length con- foricnfaup the
' 7 1 agst The M 1 -10 to
he struggling and obstructing me all 6to 1 agst Putnicestone, to ags to et wa, r NiURANCE COMPANIES. preceding da,-.
......_________...........,„„...,09 • _ „is f
wished to put a stop to such legislation as this bill pro- - ,andlery Staff Assistant-Surgeon T. C. Morris, are the seated to see her safely to her grandmother's house.
forced
' raway
on,
• - -till - 1 t other. Won by a length • three lengths be-
..stwail fur ;i- rs-nlly 1a.2.7prl and 1- ormpntAA the owners of officers who have, embarked in the Cambria. When they had got air far as the next village the defendant a °n7-: He kept Ins hold of me the boat had left at any .. •it e Dividend Amount -----vl2 OTV 1
' , overtook them with two nolicemen- The defendant gave , the. per when he released me. I jumped,over the chain tween the second and th alr ,...
bey,' Ben the third ;grime of Company. per of
Annum. Share. raid. Price.
I "Will D AND W RATH ER Argrij
_.. ., ..-a •rh . Clt.herine Parr was fifth , .41.- oa •
••,...___.-c505: A CS

Several petitions were presented from newspeper pro- ii.•,,-d-llydaspes Baker. • This was an action brought to recover a sum of 651. solely 018LtD: 1.0 .1.31,..:1R,1LU111, Uy a.a 6,•,, v-0 4. a ..•
prietors, praying for a halfpenny stamp on newspapers. The City of London, No. 66, arrived on the llth from C 1- ) 1
( liar ton
Divideud Amount • - • 1 Th
A great number of petitions were also presented Bo.lakla,va and Constantinople with the following pas- 14s. on a cheque drawn by the defendant in favour of the
Mr. Garratt's Enstace Fitz John, Bst 51b (Hackney) 2 Name of Company.. - . per of Paid. Price. 1 the e
1 ' Of There were also counts for money lent, and eerown 8
p sun i . • . 1 oe
praying for the repeal of the bill of last session. relative sengers :-Major-General the Hon. J. Y. Scarlett, and upereamount stated. The defendant pleaded that he did Lord W.lton's King Chat, 84 91b • (Ashrnall) 3 Anew n. Share. .
Captain Elliott, sth Dragoon Guards, Aide-de-Camp ; winees V. PLANT.-MALICIOUS PROSECUTION.
that ve4suseull,'Z'ootbicj-RosTis.r-OF_----E--xI:HE;E--.R.-- --- - t air, d .
(G. Oates) 4 - -- tron
to the sale of beer. Mr. J. J. Henderson's Byrsa, Bst llb
Surgeon Bostock, Scots Fusilier Guards.; Surgeon Han- not makeethe cheque, and that the money hed been
This action was brought to recever damages for a The following also ran :-Merry wing, Dunover, British ~,........... Hi
_ _
_
Mr. MiMAHON presented several petitions fro.m
euryi 3 gme t , Qa rtermaeter Scott, Ist Royal
Ithße i n • • e Alfred, Beitisher, and Keepsake. Ditto Provincial.... 71.
c(atiti,);g.tiiiontioenll,l
taio.(d.3o.
cin..c..a..p..i.::: _ ,
20 0 0 20 0 0 20
places in Ireland in favour of the Sea Coast Fishenet
It appeared, from the stetement of the plaintiff's coun-
won at billiards.
malicious prosecution. It was tried at the last Surrey
20 0 0 24 0 0 14
i and Inland Fisheries (Irelaed) Bills. oragoone • Ceptain Newland, lst Royals ; Lieutenant- A ~iv,F4 before Mr. Baron Platt, where a veidiet wa3 ,
from various e
aolonel J.iVation, 14th ; Lieutenant-Celonel Reignol le sel that thi hd b l• d f -s' '
s case a een fiejourne rom Exeter, at
found for the plain' iff-damages, 1.500/. 4•51.L05, 100 0 0 160 Cs 1 91
Mr. SPOONER presented petitions
eurgeon G. W t d •
at, 23 , Captain Baird, 39th ; Major' the' conclusion of the plaintiff's case, in consequence of
Mr Serjeant Shee now mewed for a rule nisi for a new Thse SaenljianghaSnitialr
fsorof
32.5yrrovidris, aadnddedutpowaarswise.epostakes of
le os. 10 0 0 43 10 0 in)
places against any grant to Maynooth. the abeence of a witness on the part of the defendant. ' n the rou»d th tth • d 1 11 •11 I
a, ejuges mu i have to tt ie selling weights, &c. One Mile and a quarter. . Equitable •• .....••• 2/. !Gs. 50 0 0 all '3l
i Berl
Great Central.... •.. 71 per cent. 10 0 0 '. all Ii % , - '
Mr. NAPIER presented a petition D'Aguilar, Royal Artillery ; - Lieutenant Taylor ;
In May 1854, the plaintiff, a gentleman ' residing at trial, o g Mr Gbe Tnompson's Orange Blossom, by Garneboy,
ptional
Imperial .. •......... 10i. & bonus. 50 0 0 all i 106 ' Peas
: against the Sea Coast Fisheries and n
I frl
aonmd LFii ma
heerri
ichks
"gaff, Dr. Hearne ; Lieutenant Lambert, R.N., as reaeouable and probable cause, and of - • '
4 yrs, (30U. 7st llb (Owner) 1 ' Independent ... - .... 51. 40 0 0 - Floe
(Ireland) Bills. the Spiteful ; Lieutenant Morgau, R.N., the Inflexi- pham, was in ro uce otec e en ant y a gen .e-
Cla ' • •t d dth 1 f d b tl jarY dame es.
i excessive g . •
Mr Shaw's Medina, 3 :pie, (30/. sst 111 b Snowdon 2 London...-. ~.... • -- -. 91
), ( ) / 50 00- „ - Pot-
' les of further con .1 f S T d f i -
man of the name o eymour. he e en, ant etate.
Mr. FRENCH moved for cop • . i . ie ; Mr. Washington, midshipman, of the Sidon, The .
seort history of the case was as followse-The • -
Mr W Cooper's St. Fabian, aged, (30/.), 7st 111 b e, e
~
... ,
Do., Pail. Preference 61. per cent. , 25 0 0 „ -
d of Admiralty, praying . . . h h t 1 h hel • t t d
tat e was a gen eman w o a jus re urne i i 'if(' and defendant are coaloesners in the neighbeur- " (Aldcroft) 3r w i a•• •• .... 41. per cent. 69 0 0 50 0 0 23%
respondenee with the 13')ar •'t •be taken 'o jom the Duke of Wellington, and Mr. Lothbury, 5
from Australia on b • dth t h l• • gat Pa n' ' •
usiness, an a e was ivin. Ab . M . i- Rate= •-• • ...... • 51. 100 o'o 90 0 0 73.
hood of 'Wolverhamption. out the year 1853 a r.
that a portion o
•' f British spin S may yarrant officers, 5 eervants, and 2 Muleteers. _. there w
he revel navy, and answers an hotel-in Leicester-square. After some time the de-
for the supply of t ' 1853), and of ali
th June, La Normandie French steamer, from Marseilles, Cap-
fendant asked the plaintiff to let some money. 651. 144. I sGII .
• W•lk dPI •- • - • i ' added, for 3:yr-olds ; colts Bst 71b, and Pies 84 21b. .5.,. „
Westminster Chartered 15;. p . * - 3 '
er cent. ' o 0 0 0 ,• 9% bar].
'in inducing i s a,n ant to take a one-sixteent i 'into, .o.ew -.. •• •• 51. par cent. 50 , 0 10 0 0 - 27, ,
Gle wes interested in some mine'', end he succeeded The Spring St. Leger, of 10 soya each, h. f!., with 50 United General ...... :11' 51 !5o 0 0 all 20 -Ve
theretO (23d and 29 iain Villemain-5 lieutenants, 100 rank and file, 5 . ''
r the supply of the Royal Nam which he owed him, stand over and he would give
share in a particaler mine in Walee. Gibson also mot .
contracts entered into fo tomes, and 69 mules have left for the East. • fiom
I • d in h
July 1853, to the atest peno on ale • him an I 0 U for it. The plaintiff assented, and the
n cted with a mine in Ireland, at Tralee, nrar Castle- half. (14 subs.)
onidn i
nagl 1 oHweaantcheesr., O. ne mi 1 e an d a
• WATER-WORKS.
with spirits from , Lieutenant Ravenhill, R.E., on whom a medical by Melbourne, • .
loa per t
_._ I Oatn
such contracts have been entered into ; of all advertise-
board recently sat, had proceeded to England by the defendant promised to pay him in a few days, as he said th R 1 li" • M* (.1•1)
ain and known as e oya roernian ,' Ine. 1 son e • •
con e _ mrCelrvtaiorApnesnoanit,sießs
(I'Ansun, jun.) 1 ' . , Dividend Amount_
Ments from the Board of Admiralty for tenders of runt -
Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Indus, on .W 3 g . .
sick leave. he s oing to receive some money. Some time after m- '.
mentioned this mtne.favourably to Wilks, who persuaded 7st 131 b
(J. Holmes) 2 Name of Company. ! per of Paid. Price.
I Annum. Share.
and of Britisla spirits to.the latest periold, Jan. 1855 •
entered into for elm supp y of the Royal' this the plaintiff went to the hotel in Leicaster-square,
and inquired for the defendant, but found that he had Plant to embark in it, and Pla,nt took a one•six'eenth
1 - d paid as much as 600/. Gibson went over to Mr. Jones's Hanover, Btt 71b (Cearlton) 3
and of contracts . The following have arrived at Malta, by the William . 11.1. re, an
~ X s. d. X s. d.
th • --.
1841 ' 1 5 '
to 8 3 (in con- ' Sir C. M_ onck's Vandal; 84 41b
Navy with spirits, from e year . Ireland and whim there gave flaming accounts
.of the East London
&Wane No. 205, Harris, from London, with medicnaes, 100 Da.,
1 • 'ff d' overed that the defendant was staying in ' •
left and gone into' the country. , After some time the
p matt . isc . Grand Junctlon .... - ! 4'. per cat. 50 0 0 all
aper No. 389 of (mask
tinna.tion of Parliamentary p , ,
... n
&c Sur K lsey •by tbe London, No. 34, Philpott
~ geon e ,
' Deeonshire with a relation. The plaintiff wrote to him proh
spects of the mine, which mine turned out ultimately lington. I.;:gi Nor
--
The following also ian..-Saranand, Amy, and Wel-
Kent.. -• • -
1854m-Agreed to. to e entirely wortele.ss. Plant indicted Wilke and - - Tan
LATEST BETTING ON TUESDAY. Lambeth - 100 0 0
.- -
Mr. MACARTNEY asked the Secretary of the from London-Captain M. Adye, R.A., 49 men, Staff
asking him to send him the money, to which the defen-
Gibson for a conspiracy. The case came on for triad - New River Company 1 21.105. Tan
Surgeon T. Barry, and 42 horses ;by the Chapman, - - - -
Treasury whether a sum of 46,896/., advanced to the dant replied by sending a cheque for the amount, but
before Lord Campbell at the last London sittings. Gila THE TWO THOUSAND. .-.outhwark & Vauxhall 51, per cnt. 100 0 0 - Sem wai
- Government of Monte Video in the year 1848 from the No. 118, from Baleklava, 48 days, Constantinople, 13, begging him not to present it far ten days. At the end 91
Grant for Civil Contingencieryhad been repaid ; awl, if Morgan-Ensign Burridge, 4th Regiment, As-sistint- which was !on was out of the way, and wiles was acquitted, the een the course sto 2 wits taken freely about Lerd of west Middlesex ....... 51.105. pr cf.. 61 C 0 • -
ttry stopping the case after Plant • had been heard. the Isles. In the evening a large outlay brought him ----
ao, at what period? - Surgeon G. Youell, 54th Regiment, 129 rank awl file, of ten days the plaintiff presented the cheque;
dishonoured. The 'plaintiff after that received another
jtiViiits then brought the present action for a malicious to 6to 4 ; 2 to 1 and 5 to 2 were cuirently offered agst BRIDOES. Bet
Mr. WILSON said a larger sum than had been stated 6 women, and 2 children. -- letter from the defendant promising to pay the a,mount. St. Hubert. . Dividend Amount Her
bad been advanced, and 36,000/. had been repairl. The Neptune, 120, Capt. Hutton fleg of Vice-Aelmiral -
iehese letters were put in, the cheque lesing objecte _
d prosecution, and recovered. as stated above.
The court now, after hearing a full statement from the CHESTER CLIP. Name of Company. per of
Annum. Share. Paid. Price. me
There however, remained about 36,000/. still due to at having been drawn more than 15 miles from the . Kill
f 1 th learned serjeant, granted a rule oil both points. . e 12 to
.1 agst Scythian (tanen).
which, would be the subject of negotiations. Sir Thomas Cochrane, K.C.B. ; the POwerful, 84, Capt.
' \lassie ; the Calcutta, 84, Captain J. J. Stop on ; e place where it was payable, without having the requisite
• • •-- - 20 to 1 agst Neville (taken). . 4s.d. X s. el, • Elt
Centaur, 6, paddle-frigate, Captain Clifford ; the Falcon, stamp. Hungerford....•• .„ .„ _
..... - 12- Ler
. INTESTACY (SCOTLAND) BILL. 14, Commander Pullen ; the Cruiser, le, Commander The defence was, that the defendant, who came of age , BANKRUPTCY COURT. 20 to 1 agst Andover (taken).
1000 te 15 agst Cock Pheasant (taken). -
Southwark ......••... • - 100 0 0 - -
Dirte New of 74 p.c. 70s. per cent. 50 0 0 - -
Mr. DUNLOP, in moving the second reading of this the Hon. G. Douglas ; the Rosamond, 6, paddle•sloop,
in May, 1854, had just returned from Australia, where • IN nn ROSE-IN RE M •MILLAN. •
The bankrupts weee drapers of Brixtm and the 1000 to 10 agst Kaffir (taken). - Waterloo • •••• • - 100 0 0 - 34
bill, said it was a bill to assimilate the law of Scotland, Con:meander Crofton • the Rolla, 6, and Sealark, 6, ~
Ditto Old ann. of 8/. 11. 14s. Bd. ,60 0 0 - 314
he had been for three years, awl having taken up his
1a1e.e1.f.1,..re re,5,..1. 'Plies/. ,tee less been already ieeereed. 1000 to In eget temetevite.. Ditto liw ditto of 71. I It. 10s. 4d. 140 0 0 - -
as regarded intestacy, as far as possible to the law of sailing brigs, returned! to Spithead yesterday mornin
Thi tifi t •
s was the cer ica e meeting. THE DERBY. Vauxhall - - 23
- g abode in an hotel in Leicester-squa,re, and eveiiing. .
England. The hon. gentleman then entered into great from Dover Roads and took up their former stations
e a . . io' after he had been giving a dinner to his brother and
Mr. Linklater appeared for the assignees of each estate; e
10 tie I agst St. Hubert.
length as to the provisions of the bill, and explained the This movement is construed as indicativ o a visit several friends, he walked down the Strand and went.
, MraLawrance for Rose ; ,MseChidley for Mielillen. • ey
12 to 1 apt Lord of the Isles (I'o to 1 also t.) Domes.
different clauses which it contained, a.nd concluded by Osborne by the Queen's illuttrion3 visitor 3. Rear-Ad- into the Oxford and Cambridge billiard-in:mina He
2, Mr. Lawrance said his client was euffering from illness 12 to 1 agst Dirk Ha,tteraick (taken). -_ -
Dividend Amount 1 . _ -
expressing a serious wish that as England and Sc Mla,nd miral Baynes' flag-snip Rettibution, 28, Captain Fisher, played at " pool " for segue i..ims.o, and won II or 2 .
•3 a
as evident from lii ppearance, 'and his ben* vi- 50 to Lame Cercebus (takee). .
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
were one kingdom, the best laws or' each would be se- hauled out of the steam basin yesterday, and will go to During the first oame, the plaintiff aitid a person named (its w
sited esith. an e,pileptic fit in maim), and his estate would - 2000 to 30 agst Kingstow.n (taken). Annum. Share.
- lected and formed into one comprehensive whole. Spithead in a day or two. tieyinnur enteret?the room, and began-telkiug to, the de-
pay 20. a. in the pound. Under such chcernstances he - - _
The LORD ADVOCATE had no objection to the The hired screw eteam-ship Adelaide, Captain Young, -
fendant when the other persons in the.room had left,
ti.edt=ersattivcr::tzebry. re ba,rilteupt
tre:adedie.ne. 9ourt would grant an immediate certificate. . . WEDNESDAY. . ' X,s. d. .E, s. d. 'in
Glommercial... • s ....•• 4/. pr cent. Stock. • Stock. - •
second reading, hut there were some alterations which erith invalids from the Crimea, sailed frem PI mouth •
y which was about 11 o'clock. The plaintiff asked the de- Tho Tyro Stakes of 5 soya eacti, with 40 added, for two-
tvreys!.lndia.. e. pr cent. :qua,. - #l3
3r-olda • colts, 84 7lb ; filli-aa, 84 31b. The winner ibttt redui \I.
&should think worth making. . Yesterday morning at 6 o'clock, for Portsmouth. She • 1
20s. per.sh. - , -
acknowledging his cu pa y, at ng Al elillan
The bill was then read a second time. conveyed from Balaklava to Scutari on the 7th of Fe fendant to play with him for money, to which the aar. inneia'er.quo. . .
- 'in
1
bruary 206 officers and mon of the 9th, 17th, 20ih, 21st, defendant replied that he would rather not play for -
to be sbld for 100 Boys ; allowances if for lets. T.Y.C. London .• . ... •5, pr cent. Stock. ' - 100.4
Ditto Bonds •• .... • • 4. per cent. -
4 subs. t ea
SEA • COAST FISHERIES AND IRELAND money. However firdding that he was winning the from blame
Mr. Lawrence cited quotations from the same and et. Katharine • • - 80
FISHERIES (IRELAND) BILLS. 30th, 41st, . 46th, 47th, 49th, 55th, 62d, 68th. 956, game, he consented to play for 1/. per game. The plain-
other letter, arid submitted that the were evidenti Mr. C. Peck's Lord Raglan (30/ ) 7st 71h (Charlton) 1 outireream• - - . '
ot
- R,oyal Horse Artillery, Scotch Fusilier Guards, Grena- 7 Mr. Wiison'e G psy G'irl (301.) 7-t 3,1) (Keed aI) 2 vieteee ~•• ..._ .. st. per cent. 20 11 -ole 0 0 - or
Mr. M'a.tAllON %aid, in movino• the second reading dier Guards, and Sappers and Miners. She left tiff winning this, they pla.yed for higher sums, the plain-
tiff always winning by one or two pointi. written at'n; ime when R.ires was of t.inYsound mind. His Mr. Grova s's Plus-1100n Maid Mt) 7st 31b (P,ark, I.) 3 - i
.of both these bills, he trusted thatbwhatever objections Balaklava Febrnary 11, with 48 various and 61 order- sac:Cons bad clearly overpowered his rew-on. JOINT-SrDiK BANKS.
Mr Dawson's Prince Mixture (301 ) 7st 3' b (ieldcrint) 4 At
- there might be with respect to each of the bills, those lies raid Guards, who were landed on the 19th at bricked the defendant, and induced hirn to pla,Yeryi=
or quite, a 3 he. wished to get iiis money ba,clc. The de- I The Conmasioner saiiii under the circumstances the ieteing--2 to lon Lori Reglan. 4to 1 emit any other. , Dividend ; Amount I e:
io
objections would be strictly confined to- the bill' to Smyrna, in which operation she was courteouely naeisted fendant, after having lost 65/ , refuied to play any longer, Paid. Pr,ce. lIF
which it related, and not mixed up with each other. by the boats of the French and Austrian men-ef-war of and the plaintiff asked him to give him an I 0 U, which Court weal order an a apirnmenie.
Mr. Chidley-I surpose the it• journment will eetend Won by a leneth, a neck lietvveen the second and thi,d, Name of CorneanY, I . Per I ot
tail fourth. The winner was sold by auction after the 1 .Anntim. ',hare.
; et&
, The object of these bine was to assimilate the leive of that port. She left Smyrna, on the 21st of February, to the case of my client. race for 70 guineas. I j£B.d.X s. d. 131
Ireland to those of England. The laws that exieted or, tbo,defendant did. When he got home- he was teld ie.
His Honour-Yes. Both casee must stand adjourned. eu5tra1a5ia,...........
,201. per cent! 49 0
.0 all - •
end discharged 44 9-inch guns at Tophann, being part , teat he had been taken in by " eharpers," and that 'The Flynig Dutchman's Ha,nrlicap of 100 soya in specie, , t ;7:
hotel sides of the Channel, it 'would scarcely be believed, of her orignal cargo from England. he ought not to pay the money. Ha heel accordingly IN RE EA S. IRELAND.
ridded to a sweepstakes of 20 sovs each, 10 ft, and 5 /-'44 .
i‘or:nlie;•.,c(iraritloi si'qrfoenricoann. 1
,!. per cent.l,lsoo 0 (till „ .. , ,
~,
d • ~. per cent 0 0 20 0 0 - ..„.
were t itally different, and to do away with this arminaly ' g' • • , only if declared, &c. Certain winoere extra, am eelonia, ............. ! 4 per vnt. 100 0 0 25 .0 0 - ',-
The bankrupt was a eahinetinaker of Kin -street
The strength of the 94th Regiment of Foot is ordere.l ' refused to pay it, as he believed that the play had not ei
was the aim of the present measure. In 1845 there to be increased forthwith to 1,200 rank and hie, as the been fair. Briabion. His acceents show unsecured creditors, mile and a half. 46 subs, 6ef whoin deelare.l. -lonian
were 84.000 persons engaged in the fishing trade ~f Ire- regiment will be held in readiness to embark for-the The defendant having been called, and having proved 2,225/. ; secured, 673/. This was the tiertificete mtetine. Mr. Clarkeon's Neville, 4 yrs, 7st 81b (Alilcroit) 1 %one. Choi*. Bk. of Nttg. I - 20 0 0 all 0 21 1
land. In 1843 the number was renuced to 70,000, and Crimea, This cerps returned frem Madra,s a few months tliie statement, Mr. Lawrence supported ; Mr, Tillea,rd, for the as- Nr m
ir. 1, orris 8 XI R 0 rile, yr+, 5 0 London and County •. 112.. per cont. -50 0 0 -A oli - 0
r Lona(' Aaa westminBtr 16;. percent. ;100 0 0 20 0 0 -s,
15,000 boats. Than eiminution was to be atiribut,d signees, did not oppose. . •' 8 I fE ' 4 6 t 91b (Aehrnall)
tince only 150 strobg, the men having voiunteered for - His lordship said tbat, upon this evidence, the jury Sir J. Boewell's Freddy, 3 yrs, sst (gently) 3 nondon Joint Stock ... ,10. per cent.! 50 0 0 10 0 0 23 ,!-i,
mainly to the ft-m.lnm, but the geoat falling Hie Honour saie most of the cash creditors were the
wouti he of opinion that the money hail been won at • Mr. J. Osborne's Gernelad, 4 yrs, 6st 61b...(Bearpark) 4 Provincial of Ireland- I 81. per cent. 'lOO 0 0 25 0 0 -e,
bad occurred eiriee the , new regulations. In
eff . other regiment. in India, and receiving three guineas
each from the East India Cempany for so eoing ;it can billiard which would s tisfy the defendant's pl .It bankrupt's own relation'. It often proved most mis- Tile eillowing also ran :-Bracken, Valour, Fandaueo Ditto, New......... 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all - -u,
1g52 the numiser -of 'fiehermen wag reduced to cow mn,ter 900 efficient bayonets, and is expected to did n 8,
- . chieveus to the general body of creditore that a trader e ' Nstional of Ireland.... I 41. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 - F,
Nat. Provincial of Eng. , 8/. per cent.' 100 0 0 35 0 0 - e
58,000; and in 1853 it was reduced to 38,000 fishermen ot matter whether it wa,s won fairly or not, Tut it
embark early next month. Ditto, New .. - - ••,, ; £l, per cent.
_2O 0 0 11. 0 0 - I
Crown Pigeon, Steelyard. Excitement.
Bitting-2 to 1 agst Fandango, eto 1 agst Neville, i .e,,,
and 11,000 boats. " These regulations were of the most would rest with the court alone to say whether the plea . should be kept up by his relations, who, iti thinking i un,
came in aeainet the e- tate. If the bankrupt were grant. d yri tar Bank Corpora. 101. p. ct&bs. 25 0 0 all - -
-3
The detochments of tee 11th Hussare, at present sta- that it Wag won at billiards was a sufficient defence under
absurd and oppressive character, and were altogether timied in Exeter, have received °rim to hold them- the statute. South Australia ...... !14 p ere& Os, 25 0 0 •.„ 39 0
.
unknown in any other part of the world. For instanee an immediate certificate,. any trader ought to receive 4 todl agst F. riectly, 10 te 1 aget any other. Won by a
nem, same__ cnstance between the second and tfOrd, a Union of Australia- •• 39 . per cent. 25 0 0 25. 0 0 - c
eelvee in readinees to embark fir the Crimea. A por- Ditto - ........... 311. per cent. -•- 210 0 8, c
no trawl nets were allowed to be used upon the Irish This wee at once agreed to by the counsel on both sidesi one It was evident that the proceedinge in bankruptcy
tion have already gone. ldenete and a hell between the third and fourth. Crown
Union of London ..... 'lO/. per cent. 50 0 0 10 '0 0 - , ~.q.
coast without the exnress permission of the Commis- TIT V. SUNNER.-ACTION FOR ASSAULT AND FALSE were of a friendly character. There wou'd be nothing
p on and Fandango were fifth and sixth.
for the•creditors. No' proper books hail been kept, and 'ge• Union of Madrid . .... 1 - 40 0 0 all - "E
The merchant steainer Racehorse, recently purchased
sioners of Fitheries in England. In England there wee no IMPRISONMENT.
- there were cash nreditiers• to the amount of 2,200/. The The York Sprnig-Biennisl Stakes of 10 soss each, life. . - t.
by the Admiralty, is to be put in connnission at Ply •
Mr. Slade-tend Me, Maynard appeared.fee the plaintiff ; bankrupt would receive a third-class certificate, after siX CANALS.
such absurd reetriction. He represented Wexfort molith as a tng-boat; for service in the Riffle. . • with 100 added ; for two-yr-olds ; colts, Bst 71b ; and
• The opposite county in England was Pernbrokeabire, and Mr. Sergeant Kinglake and Mr. T. Saunders for fillies, Bit, 34b. Allowances and penalties. The second
mouths' suspension, with protection. • te
A Kilkenny paper says, ties friends ot Major Alasndr
and in Tenby bay trawl nets were used without reserve. itl'Donald, of the 92•1, have been much shocked by the the defendsrit. ' to receive a sum equal to 5 per cent. on the whole Names of
.! DAinvpniceltcdo
Price.. 1
.
One kind of all the fish that was taken to Billingsgate This was an actian brougnt. by the plaintiff, a jeer- --- stake. T.Y.C. . 57 subs. Companies. ca
.1,
iDiv:edrendi Price Names of
-we are happy to say, we believe, unfounded-account POLICE INT tZLIG.-ENCE. • . v,. . a
Lord Zetlanci's Eglantine, 83t (J. Marson)
,1 i
________ me, •
was caught by trawl nets, and it was a remerkal•le cir- of. his. death, which has been going the rounds of the neyman carpenter, against the defendant, the landlord
• 4l _
cumstance that by conventione French, Dutch, Bel- of the White Hart Tavern, at Atworth, North Wilts, M T Allison's Gameeter Bst lb (Charlton) -2 Compmos.
c,5
Aiiiiium.
X '
.!
press. The report of his death has originated in some MANSION-HOUSE.-Charles Ha 8, a man em- 2/ 10a 514
gians, and other foreiggers -might use trawl nets upon for an assault and false imprisonment. The defendant -
strange mistake. . ployen on.the t` dummy" belonging to the London and
the Irish coast. In fact trawling mieht be practised by Two troops of the 4thpragoon Gnarls, under the com- Pleaded not ,guilty by statute. length.. BrknktkAbrg 150 41. 60 Oxford.. •• • • 100 13'. 107 i
--
rietiiiig-L5 to 2 and 2te 1 0171 Gamester. Won by two ishtn &Mit 93 71. p. ct. - spcclestield. 100 . . ~
The plaintiff's case was, that he li.vecl at the village Westminster Stea.m boat Company, at the foot of Onl e - • earnsleetti•ileol - - N eath .." - 100 16/. 150 ,
-every person upon the Irish_ coast except byan Irishman ma,nd of Captain Jones, proceeded to Kinestown on e Swan Stairs, appeared before Mr. Alien-nen Wire, The Londesborough Cup, value 100 sovs•in specie, a , ReeegakenFtesr.e.s.t.. 731 51i10s 8156 I
himself. The same thing existed with regard to Tuesdey for embarkation in the Crest of the Wave tran- of Atworth, where the defendant carried on his tattiness, noventry..••-
ti on a summons eI r • him with assaulting Mr. R. to a ha,ndicap stekes of 5 soma each, for three-yr-olde belay , ~,„
P ia ging.
.. • • 100 61. 84 Rochdale.... 85 11. 10s. GO i
trammel nete, which were used unreservedly every-
sport-ship, whichis to proceed to the Crimea. a,nd that o'ne of the defendraitha nieces, Mary Warren 'omrset Coal 40! - I
'where also, except on the Irish coast, arid theme nets
The General Commanding-in-Chief has been pleased • ti
and the plain ff had formed an attachmeet ler each other. t Birmingham
14000'
2451/.. 20992
Grand.l.- nein Il) C. pr. et. - .
' • Hicks, a gentleman holding a situation in the Admiralty. and upwards. Certein winners extra. The se,dcodrild Ensmre&Chs -609'2N p.ct. -
The complainant, having been sworn, said-On to receive 10 sovs out of the stakes. One mile. 40 sDo. Lk Fdet 112 - - •
281 425 i
' also were used by Frenchmen, Dutch,. anetn-Belgians,
to appoint William Henry Dominic Fitzgerald, of the At first all appeared to go on well, but for some cause or
Thurtelay last I landed on the pier at the Old Swan subs. ' ranneurrey 100! 21. 10s. - Shrewsbury.. 125 - l
• .within the three-mile limit upon the coast of Ireland.
7th. Royal Fusilierq, to be Deputy-Assistant Quarter- other, the defendant changed towards the plaintiff, and , . Do., 6 pant. 10 61. pr. et. 13 •Stfird &Wore 140 •
• He-resumed his seat by moving the second reading of refused to
.allew him to. continue ' his addresses to his IShades W. hare
..an, d. seeing a Woolwich boat about to Lord Wilton's Pumieestone, 4 yrs, 6st 131 b (Ashmall) 1 Grand Union 100' 1/.09. - Stoarbridge- 145 12/. 285 i
master-General at head-quartere Dublin, in succession 21. 28 :
- - the first-of the two bills.. ' / niece On the 12th April 1853 Mary Warrer end her riete ...100 - - Wye Rail..)
Mr.. NAPIER moved that the bill he read a second to Brevet•Mejor Robertson, who is appointed to be a • • eave at tne nem piere and which I wished to get on Lord Zetland's Hospodar, 4 yrs, Bat (J. Marson) -2 teema & Avri 39 6s. Od. - F.evern andl
20
' ' ' ' ' ' ' board, I passe 1 round the "dummy " when defendant Sir C. Monck's Vindex, 5 yrs, fist (A. Day) , 3 LLaendes &1.i.v.• ' 190 251. - Warwick & 1 20 '
aunt had a quarrel about the plaintiff, the consequence . ' Leeicester ...P. ' 100' 151. . 19 _Binning.
.5 100 21• .
director hld I ' ' h •di M WC k ft' The Medway, 3 yre, sst 91b '
laid hold °fine by the sou ers. was passing urrie y r. . tic cross
time that day six montht, and said the object of the bill w, of the Transport Board.
of which was, that Mary Warren was told to leave the.
as A large detachment of- mon and horses of the Royal to the steamer. I think 'he said, bifore laying hold ot , 21. 10
,
Wierely to open up the fisheries of the Sloyney to the house immediately. She went up stairs, made her Loughborogh 1521
; 701. 575 Napton.. I too
Artill ry embarked at Kin stown on the 16th inst ,on he The following also ran :-Midsummer, Nelly Hill,
(Snowdoin 4 Leicstr &Nth 831 41. 284 Warwick &...1
me " You cannot' pass this way yee must ao up t worcste aci
constituents of the hon. member for Wexford, the hon. clothes up into a bundle, a,nd seeing the plaintiff, asked , ' ' e ' - ' ueemouthsh too, . 78 21. 25
boardethe Cambria steanjr and sailed for the Cr.imea Nintgrnerysh 100; - - Binning. I
' gentleman . has for the last three sessions introdeeed a I told him that that was not my way, a,n .
him to take her to her grandmother's house. - The s'ePs''' wins se Brks -1 10s. Od. - .
the same afternoon. Cap ' • AE H A In
. tam . . . nson, ten- L lel dd I d C therine Parr. NteltnMwbry 1001 - -
I was goin on board the Woolwich steamer. I declined burn ass, o am, mar, an a t
' measure with a similar intentaann the effect of this state
tenants H. Cardew, E. F. Warde, A. S. Hunter, W. B. Plaintiff endeavoured to persuade her to remain --at her . • d that Adelaide, Van Winkle, Ca,nvasser, Johnny Taft, Ley-
.
- • of things were that the people of Ireland were kept in a 7.NiURANCE COMPANIES.
Rice, H. S. G. Geary and H. B. Maude, Royal A.rtil- uncle's, but she would not do so, and he at length con-
1' dbu t it' . all 6to 1 agst Pumicestone, 7to 1 agst The Medway, 10 to
continual state of mental anxiety. (Laughter.) orcede my aay on,
.e strugg mg an. o s ruc mg me
ring up tte, steps,bwhen he said he wo Id make nie I Betting-5 to 2 agst Hospodar, sto 1 agst Vindex,
Ile 1 • nd Staff Assista'et-Surteon T. C MorOs are the seated to see her safely to her grandmother's house. Dividend \ Amount
wished to put a stop to such legislation as this bill pro- o' 17.aVe ear
a who'h - . "
! ave. embarked In the Cambria.
6 . • . ' . When they ha,d got ae far as the next village the defendant -* . • d d al. d • lenrith bet ween the third Same of company. per of raid. Price.
the pier when he released me. I jumped over the chain tweeu the secon an ir , a ~.. Annum. Share. i
posed, for it only teazerl and tormented the owners ef ' overtook them with two policemen.. The defendant gave alone, He kept his hold of me tlll the boat bad left 1 agst any other. Won by a length ; three lengths be-
- which is planed to prevent per.ons going that way before and fourth ; Catherine Parr was fifth
landed property in Ireland. There were no grievances him into custody for theft, and he was thrown down, 1•C a. d. 1Z a. d.
; MILITIA. he stopped me. I saw no n-otice stating that-I
could The Consoletion Stakes of 30 soya, added to a handicap •
pointed out that this bill would remedy, but thera were . ha.ndcuffed, and dragged to the lock-up. The policeman
riot pa.,,,, that way. sweepstakes of 5 soya each. T.Y.C.' 14 subs. 4.lbion .... -••- •• -3/. 10s. 500 00500 0 1 -
The 3d. Duke of Lancaater's Own, Colonel J. Wilson The defendant used coneiderable
vested rights that it would disturb vvith a, clieastrous searched bim, and he was locked. up for 17 hours, when
force but perhaps not more than was neeethsary to put Mr. H. S. Winistins's Tom Perkins, 4 yrs, 7st 71b... 1 I.lllance Brit. and For. '7/.14s 6d ts 0
. 100 0 0 11 0 0 i 1734
Patten, M.P., head-quarters. Preston, assembled for per-
effect as regarded Ireland. He concluded by moving as he was taken. before the magistrate ;, and then, instead Mr. T. Fawcett's Exmouth, 3 yrs, 6st 71b
nent duty on the 27th of December last. Durino the me back. My coat was torn in the struggle. o Anchor .............. 6 per cent. 5 0 I 0 0 -
an amendment that the bill be read a second time that Ina - in- dof the defendant supporting his charge of theft, be ac- Alder W' T Ifh• h I•L' rd Derby's The Professor, 3 yrs, 6st 71b 2 Ditto 4arme....... 61.•p.c.& bs. 1000. 25 0 0 364,
.o
past week 331 men have been reattested Under _leer man ire -he assau tow lc you comp ain a _was . ...... 15s. 0(1. 50 0 a 515 0 1874
day six montha cused him of abducting the girl Mary Warren. The Ten ran. Won by a length, k rgus Life .........•• 4/.per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
Mr. WHITESIDE seconded the amendment. Panmure's circular. Notwithstanding the reduction it
magistrate discharged him immediately on hearing the wa3 tlie defendant's obstructing you in going from one .
British Commercial .. 7s. 6d. 50 0 0 5 0 0 ' 7 ,
has sustained from this cause, and from having Rent home dummy to another. The City Plate of 25 sovs, added to a sweepstakes of 5
Mrs. DUFFY supported the bill.. He should be very case. The plaintiff being at that time under age, his . cam 1 . y d•• t• . -lericl.Aled.&Gen.Life spr et. & bs. 100 00100 0 - ,
1 NO • d b •d th d' 11 fit
near y marne men, est es ose me Ica, yun ~ • p ainant.- es, an inns ing upon urni e
t no. me Bove each ; for three-yr-olds and upwards. Optioual Jounty .....„, ~,,,, 4/. 100 0 0 10 0 0 -
much surprised if the house did not affirm the principle father, as his next frlend, brought an action against the - 'town .. .. .......... 17s. Od 50 0 0 5a -, 17%
it now numbers 800 men fit for actiVe service. 175 re- out into the street. selling weighte, Ste, One mile. 4 subs.
. ,of thia bill, that the people of Ireland should be allowed defendant in the county court, but the defendant having I ..gle „„ „ a hs. • 50 0 0 50 4 64
CruitS have ioined the line, which entitled the colonel to The dt 4 t • 1t th h -•1 he had re- Mr. Skelton's St Julian, 3 yrs (150/ )
e en• an ,in rep y o e c arge, sal
to catch their own fish on their own coast, as the people ' -. . taken out a certiarori, it was discontinued. A second • c -"Amity and Law...-. 414 pe t.
r cen 100 0 0 5 0 0 , 5%
three commissions, two of which have already been ceived positive orders front hisemployers that no person Mr. Montaome's Marco Spada; 3 yrs (30/.) ' european Life l/. -
20 0 0 all ' '
of England were allowed, as well as the people of Sect- . tin action having been commenced by the plaintiff after he
_ i given, an t e name of the third officer has been sen .
d h should be permitted to pass in the direction in which the Mr. G. g'. Thomson's Orange Blossom, 4 yrs 1
(30- ). eenerah...........•• 6/. 50 0 ' „ , sk.
land, of America, of
,Belgium, and of all other came of age, it had been removed to this court. ........ 08. per cent. ' Stock. ,i 121%
Tbi • nt since 1852 has enrolled 2,231 men,
s regime . . complainant insisted upon going. The'chain was nut liP and Mr.. Worthingten's Vivid, 4 yrs (30/.), also ran. l•lobe
countries. It was often said that Ireland ought to be h i - The plaintiff, in his cross-examination, admitted that .. -Mardian ............ 5 . per cent. I°o 0a 45 055
1 '2OO of whom were given to raise t e 5.h Lancashire, to prevent con usaon
f-. and accident., and on the corn- Won b I th
y a eng . . Imperial Fire... •• .... 12/. per cent sao 0-0' 50 0 0 331
satisfied with the same laws as England, and that was ' Mary Warren was now only 16, and that when their i
, and 401 to the line. 1 • t' h • 'unwed over it, ho .(defendant) tried to
p amen s eying j • BETTING UP TO FOUR O'CLOCK, P.M. - Impsrial Life
wbat they wanted in respect to the Irish fisheries. • couriship first commenced she wis only 14 years of age. Indemnity Slarine.... 1 3s •-•& 3/. 100 0 01 20 0 0 65 ii
p its progress, and in doing so got his hands severely
sto I'
. Mr. GEORGE supported the amendment. He denied - He had taken her out three times. On one occesion he hurt by the complainant, who jammed them between THE TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. haw Fire ....•• •..... 2s. & 2s. bs Inn 0 0 ' 2 10 0 • 44
'that this bill wotild assimilate the laws of Ireland and ARMY BEFORE SEBASTOPOL COM- heel taken her to an inn, where they slept all night. She his back and the rail of the clnminy. 7to 4 agst St. Hubert (taken) '.aw Lifc.•. ea...•.. •• ••
%eget and General Life -
- 100 0 '0 IG 6 0 564;
59 0 0 2 0 0 .5%
, Epgland with regard to fisheriea and he believed the . MITTEE. did not remain out with him for seven or eight days. Alderman Wire-The question raised is an important sto 2 agst Lord of the Isles (taken), . I...ondort
repeal of those laws- which his hon. and learned Several other witnesses were called in support of the one, but this dummy is private property, and if the pt 0- , CHESTER CUP. r.ondon hip.... -10 s & hs. 25 0 3 12 10 0 .--
friend (Mr. MiMallonn sought to repeal by this' bill would ------op.----.
plaintiff's case. • prietors ot it, either for their own convenience or for the ' .darine; -•• •••••••• .. rs.per share 100 0 0 18 0. 0 -
be highly iniurious to the peOple of Irela,nd. The committee reassembled yesterday morning at the The defence yeas that the plaintiff had always been •
convenience of the public, say that a pessage.shall not 12 to 1 agst Scythian (taken) .
30 to 1 agst Neville (taken) , .- Ped.lnvlid& Gen. Life 4g, • per ct. 50 ' 0 9 2 0 0 2%
itnerva •• ..•• ..•• .. sp. ct. &bs 20 0 0 2 0 0 SAI
Mr. M. CHAMBERS believed the Irish were de- usual hour, but the proceedings did not commence for enticing the girl away from her home. The defendant be had across there, I cannot say that the .man who ob- •ronarch !:. •• ••! .. - , 0 0 1 3 a -
privesi by the existing laws, particularly by the 6th awl 30 to 1 agst The Reiver (taken) lAtional Loan Fund.. 15T. pe- cent. 20 0 1 210 , -
some short time afterwards. had taken her when she was only three years old, and stamens 3,,,1 is `g•U My of an assault. He is pritectnig a 30 to 1 agst Nabob (40. to 1 taken) tall:llium Lite -
7th Viet., c. 79, from fishing in their own seas. By the had brought her up, but the plaintiff had been constantly
sth and 6th Vict., c. 100, he found that between sun- Sir Charles Trevelyan was recalled, and his examine- right. The •summens is, therefore, dismissed. •If per- -'ellcan ....•• •• •• ..•• - - - -
taking her away, and keeping her out all night. . The sons like yourself in official authority will violate regu- THE DERBY. osenix
rise and sunset no one shall set any net in the tion was resumed by Lord Seymour.
defendant bad frequently- tnissed articles and money lations, everyboly will follow your example, and then 6to 1 agst De Clare (taken) -, eies'ionfe Life..... 5,, per cent. 5 0 0.10 0 4
sea, or in any estuary for the taking of fieh, The noble baronet's statements, -which contained foi the h e
and seeing that Mary Warren had taken ,s'avident Life ......... I I/. 5s &bs 100 00' ln o 39
hie ouse, . h we shall have constant complaints of the insecurity of ---- • lock Life ....'...... _ ss. '5 3 0 0100 1 8
and that act applied to Ire'a,nd only. He some repetitions of yesterday, went te show that there arr 5
utdle away with er, he followed her, and found the . RACING FIXTURES -FOR 18.) . loyal Exchange ...... 0/. p ct. & bs. Stock. all
trusted, therefore, the house evould see there were was afi • the public. , -
restrictions on the Irish fisheries, and that the Govern- no e menu of transport animals up to the time bundle in the possession of the defendant. He accord- mem 1 'tient- -So that lam thus bound to lose a boat.
p al .
' • MAY. tun Fire . •• •• , 6/ los.
onto Life ..... I/ lOs -
-. •
" I --
merit would accede to the bill of the hon. and learned that the army left-Varna ; bution the contrary he had ingly gave Tit inbo custody, and when the case came Aldernaan Wire-No, you are bound to go in suffi• ' 1 Liverpool Hunt C1ub...16 flitted Kingdom .... 4. pet &bs. 20 0 0 40 0 44
member. received a report from Commissary-General Filder on before the magistrate, the defendant said he only • t
cient time, to enanle you to get a boat, and not, to hurry 'Chester Spring ............ ,
eiven
ee; 'reversal Life -
Mr. WITTTESIDE supported the amendment. to the effect that 8,000- a.rabas might be obtained, if re- 1 n
wished to protect .-the gir ,a d upon the plaintiff pro- from one boat to another except in ace rdance weth the • S S ............ 8 Harp i
Newmarket , m
~
, ern 2e i L •• -
'actor a ife .... ,5/. per cent - 412 6 5% .
Mr. KEOGIT conttrvied that this bill, if it were quired, without difficulty. The arrangements for the• her an me 0 't
mising not to mole-t y .r_, he di I not press the regulations laid down by- theeproprietere. Lothians and Edinboro 8 tep
9 I Redditch 2e MISCELLANEOUS.
passe ,
d would materially affect the interests of the charge of theft and the plaintiff was diacharae
commissariat transport were the same that were adopted W., . ' • ' 'd° Complainant-It is an arbitrary regulation to make Plymouth Spring
10 Manchester 3i.
peep ,_,
le of Ireland. Ito thou2ht that the existing law in the Peninsula at the close of the war when the com- . _end i.n .
eases having been called on the part of the de- passengers go so far round. - ghrewsbury
15 Cardiff 3O Dividend Amount !
was not restrictive, but acted as a law of protection to f nt
missariat was at its highest state of efficiency. From a a ' • Alderman Wire-Instead Of its being an arbitrary re- lath .. ..................... Name of Company. per of I Paid. Price.
the best int,2rests of the Irish fl,hermen, and of the peo- report made by Mr. Pricier, it appeared that the corn- Mr. Slade emplied.
gulation, I think it both a wise and a humane one. If - - • JUNE. . - Annum. Share. , ,
,
ple generally. missariat department landed in the Crimea with 1,203 His --Lordship, in summing up, said there were two eth foll 'ng
er persons, owl your example ruihed over the Ascot ........................ 5 Stocktiridge 2l .
' • 4s.l.'£ s. d. -....- .
Mr. AI`MA.HO).I. replied, and ur,ed that no n.rgii- animals and 70 carts with mules, ready equipped. The questions for the jnry to decide-first, whether the de- chair there would be great danger to Imelan life. I l3 Winchester . ,
29 Asam Tea .......... s'. 50 0 u 20 0 0. - .
Hampton
ment had been brought forward to :how that hie bill men carried with them sufficient rations ea' one day. fendant honeetly believed that a felony han been corn- think the regUlatioll admirably adapted to mevent acci- Ne - 13 Newcastle 2e i Aeries, Mart•••• -•• 24 per cnit.l 50 00 , - _
would not be highly beneficial to the Irish people. He Subsequently additional baggage animals' were obtained mitted when he gave the plaintiff into custody ; and, dent, as when it is observed passen I • wton
20 Lenham and MicleKent 27 'ustralian o.•ratilturi 11. Is. 100 0 9 17 19 0 24',
contended that bey the existing law the people of Ireland from Varna., awl Mr. Filder reported that up to the secondly, what amount of damages would meet the case. go in one way Beverley
and out another which prevents thruneknockinn e h •
ac Bibury 2O e , kustrallan Trnst .... 6/. per cent. - '25 0 0 -
anstrallan Royal Mail 5/. 10 0 0 , all -
were compelled lo import large quantitie3 of herrings sth October he considered the means of transport at The jury, after having retired for some tiine, found aot d JULY. ,nelo-Mexican Mint.. li. 10s. 10 0 3 all -
her own. I ant clearly of opinion that the defe•endant .
from Scotland, and what he premped by his bill was Balaklava were adequate to the wants of the army. The verdict for the plaintiff, with damages of 403. to carry ha i , Rritish American Land 153. - .45 0 0 -
'S
done nothing that is wro '
ng, and that he has com- Newmarket
simply to assimilate the lawe of Eegland and Ireland, horses, with the exception of those belonging to the costs ;on the other question, they did not think the de- t-e eanada .........•• .. ei. per cent. 100 0 0 32 10 0 --
mitted no assault, because he w d f d• •ht ' 1
an een ing ang Gems e 3 Abingdon lei po. 5 per cent Bonds 5/. per cent. - 1 -
and, therefore, he truated to the justice of the house that cavalry, were fed upon chopped straw and barley, which fondant honestly believed a felony had been committed. which you were violating. ___
they would agree to the second readi go' this bill. was supplied from this country. The hay that had been -- The summons was dismissed. Worcester 5 Marlborough 24 Ditto, 6 per cent. •• 61. per cent. - 1 - 109 •
ity Navigation Bonds ' - - I - ,- .
5. Chehnsford 24 .
Mr. Sergeant SHEE supported the bill, as did alto Mr. sent out was retained entirely for the use of the cavalry COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Lancaster . . . - • 7 per cent. 25 0 0; 22 0-0 15
XENNEDT. horses I
. t wee to be considered very important to HACKWOOD V. LYALL-LIABILITY OF REGISTERED SHIP- . ..--___, Liverpool ll
.Ludlow 24 nitro .. --- •••• • • '- • ; _ m
CLERKENWELL.-Mr. George Carter asked his Wiliam - 13 Knutsford 25 Equitable Reversionry 51pr. cent. 1.00 -0
0 1100 0 0 -
Thu House then dieided, when the numbers were- protect the transport horses from exposure to weather OWNERS. SO 00,'17 10 0 -
For the second reading ID from which they suffered more severely than from the The laintiff in th• worship's advice and assistance under the following cir- Stain
'ford • 17 Goodwood . Et
,_ „Ditto Newl ...,, .. „ -
''s ten. Revers. & Invest. sp.c. & bs, 100 0 0 :100 0.0 -
Against it
to the defendant as ' '
is case w .
as a shipbuilder and
, he sued cumstances. He stated that r ither more than 12 montbs -AUGUST. (len.SteamNavigation 10 p. ct. 15 noil4 0 0 -
Majority -126 read a large number of Treaenry minutes and corres- tne Si mt r registered part owner of a vessel named - since he was indueed by an inticin - - taus to join
g protpie • , h S ff dld 7 L
Nort ta or s ire ..... . . ewes ii 6 :ludrion's 8ay........ - Stock. - -
The bill was consequently lost. pondence from Mr. Filder bearing on tb • h i
.1, o ecoyer 7061. lot, ed, for repairs done to " The Working Man's Emigration Society ' the objects
Brighton -
ese points, ut that ship, and also interest noon that amount. The trial of hich e " . ' 'li London institution ... _ _
the contents resented no features of' re to raise a fund by vo'untary subscrip-
neELAND FISHERIES (IRELAND) BILL. . .1) . general interest- took place before the Chief Justice, at the sittin • • w w n " . f bl'n i r r
Ai die 9 - Great. Yarmouth... - 20 eondon Reversionary 44 per cent. 'l5 0 0 ;I -
-
22 -
lessen tnstitution.... - - 12 10 0 -
The firet intunation that the army 'would winte • th gs in tons of the mem er3, err the purpme o . ena i e
Brighton Club 10 York . .
ever, 31'11AHON with.drew his motion for the second rin e London, and the plaintiff was nonsuited, but leave wa,s ,
Crimea was oonveyed to the CommiSsar Gen - eaca member to emigrate." The entra,nce fee was
Wnlyerhampton l3 Radcliffe n 27 •
Price's Patent Cand. Co 10/. per cent. 20 0 0 17 10 0 -
reading of this bill. y- eral on the given to move to enter a verdict for the amou t 1 • d Reversionary Int. Soc. 441. pr cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 -
Bth November, and Mr. Filder immediately in reply to n n ame • 29. 6d., with ten per cent. for expenses. Tee appli-
• Reading . 14 Derby 2B Royal Mail eteam.• .. 4/. p. share. 100 0 0 60 0 0 6814
TENANTS IMPROVEMENTS COMPENSATIO
(IRELAND) BILL. , . _SI that communication stated to the Government what he Mr. Hugh Hill, Q.C., now moved pursuant to this cant entered himself and two adults 4if his funilY i his
leave and stated that the • ' Eeharu
he tenth rule e • 14' South Australian..." 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 an -
had got end what was required • also informing them , repaira in question were done weekly payment was therefore 7.4. ed. T . Trust and Loan Comp.
he motion for the second reading of this bill, to the Siam in July, 184 e, That vessel originally be- stated that when a member had aid up not less than SEPTEMBER. - '
,
Upper Canada .... _
On t that it would be necessary to send out all supplies with --‘
nt SITEE appealed to the hon. gentlemen the exce tion of f sh m t f
p re ea rom England. In cne of Mr. longed to Mr. Bertram, a merchant at Newcastle, but in 1/, 2s. 6d. he shall bs eligible -top become an applicant Warwick
31r. Sergea- • ld ot f •l't t th ttl
whether it wou n • act ia e ese e- Octob 1840 h •
er„ e registered the defendant ag owner of for an 'order to embark by ballot, but underall the clauses Doncaster 11 Newmarket F 0 ...... ...25 LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. •
Filder's communications on this subject, dated the 13th
in that house . .
olved in his measure, to allow N e 48 84ths but in November of the same year the defend- specifying the monetary tea,ma,ctious of the society was Pontefract 17 Walsall 26 -
tion inv ovem er, he expressed great anpreheneion as to th '
meat of the clues
d time, and postpone all dis- possibilit f k • • • e ant transferred 16.64ths to ma Turner, „d retained in introduced " providing the funds of the society will per- Lichfield ' .17 I Northallerton 27 ' - Dividene Amount ----.-
read a secon y o eepmg the army supplied during la Name of Company. per - of
the bill to be • . s
in committee. is own name the remaining 32-64ths. Evidence was. mit." The manager Mr. Richard Cooltman Soper, how- 19 I _ . Paid. Price.
't until it wa the winter - -owing to the very limited accom- Leicester
_Annum.. Share.
COision upon 1
len aid the Government would offer no modation that the harbour or Balakla.va afforded, to the however, given that the defendant's name had been' re- ever, held oue to athenaciet that If De would at once pro-
OCTOBER. .
. '
31r. 11ORSMA s .
and that they would afford gales, which effectually cut off communication • h gistered only to secure some advance 3 that had been vide half the passaim money, he would at once, after . -
' wit 4 • s. (1. Z a. d.
.
to the motion, .
tl-i bill The • • n hored outside , made to Mr Bertram and that the defendant was not in giving a bond fo -th eive an order to em- Chester
- objection
th discussion of tee . shipping a c the harbour, and to the bau tr r e• remainder., rec. 178/0s
. fa lity for e
every - el
1 ny expressed its assent to. he t of- the road front Baleklava to the ca
t sta e , , , mp, which wae h • ' ' f • b 1 b k Th.' •
ut part proprietor o the ship, ut on y mortgagee. ar . Mkt 1 h l• t)
lig all w ri ht continue( t o app ican
as g ( Wrexham • • 4 Richmond 17 ilritish -Linen Company ST.. per cent. 100 00-Ins '0
0 202 ins
had a rea ion was ust lmost im assable after a fall of rain He also It was stated that it had alwa b b V 1 b 1 I ld I •
ys een e lever y gent e. so my urmture and paid up -- - -•
15/ 103 Itl i• d .
ten app re .Bedford 4 Newmarket H ........... 29 ealedonlan Bank .. •• , 8/. per cent 10 0 0 210 93( 178
Goxernment .
but a 3 its attent•
_ja p . referred . ity of - laseow Bank 11. per cent, 10 0 0 10 , 0 10/ 15
8 I Worcester ......... 30 Clydesdale Bank •••• s•il. p cent . 20 0 0 10 0.0 11 1* 8
principle of the measure ,
he Budget and the Newspaper Pin
Stam ' that letter to the danaer in which vessels anch men connected with the shi ' tdtb t th •te f "f h 'd.. ' " M S r told me Newmarket S 0
pping ra e a e regis r or my ort wit. passage but r. ope
- - °red was cenclusive evidence of uw h• dth t th tth - ' n' - . d to apply for a Royal Caledonian Hunt 10 I mmercial Bank •• 71. per cent 5-0 0 0 100 0 0 203174
sow demanded by t
her consideration of the measure outside the harbour were exposed from the nature of ners ip, an a any per- a ere was no funds, and advise me
Eastern Bank.. •••• •• 61. per cent. 25 0 0, 10 0 0 ion
Bill, of couree tha•furt h d ' t Several of the Ali s taken n b the G
t until these matters a the coaS . • P •P• 3' overn- eon whose name was registered as OWner was of Course passage from the tat the office in Park-Street,
liable to pay for re -tirs • but his lordshi took a different Westminst I governmen , NOVEMBER. P. Edirib &Glasgow ..•• 341. p cent. 50 0 50 0 55
' for the presen ,
ment Were appropriated to the commissariat, and though P- , p er. went there, ace .
ompanied by Mr. Soper, L.
iverpool - U. 10,
• . roust stand over ~ view of the matter and directed a nonsuit. end d
application. I i so, an National Bank ...... 64 per cent. 10 - - - '
-..;., • been disposed of. the consistency, as weil as they were never used for any other purposes, obstacles - and I was told to send in mY
..--........... 0 o 0 '0) 0 0 165/0
Northof .'covand Bank bi . per cent 20 0.0 210 0 8
The Chief Justice now said that he believed it would then under the 19th rule of our society, which sams".Any . 4/. les
15-r• IeTA.PIER questioned
orting a measure were thrown in the way of their being used for this pur- Royal Bank of ',Cal. .. 5/. per cent 100 0, 0 1 -
tla t r
. u n out that the opinion held in the City as to the effect member being unahle to continue his subscriptions may, . 00 0o- 1251 0
e proprietrebf"the,Government soup
hich embodied. pose by Admiral Boxer. There were many eases in the [ADVERTISEMENT.I-11fan thou union Bank of Scot. ". 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 9
ot reoistration was n writing to the secretary, , sand cures have been •
Are:stern Bank- ...... 0 0/ Os
'which was it elf a. sha d a delusion, w ,
b•ll T ur aper in which Admiral Boxer was to blame ivin one
popular err a• ; but the question •en g. g month's notice i . effeeteil without l• • Y • et. per cent. 50 0 0
wa 'dl3 dl a Me( icine, by Du Barreee Delicious neva- Mance Fire-an 50 OCI 75' Os
within it pa.;:,;' - - --in
an
• the shape of another i , reas y p sunoute y a very important one, and the matter receive l,ack hiS subscri t• subject to - such &dim-
' caused delay in the movements of Commissa- p 1011 P, lenta Arabica Food, of iudi estion " • - . d Life.. 84 /.pr rent 100 0011 0 0 17/158
(•ivi.pepsien constipation Rrstlsh Guarantee -.. le
..,,,,,,,,,,,I,Qto
.rsions whiCl7, 111 d .
i the last session. for having uht t b d•
o e iscusted. Per cent. 10 0 0
Th ommanding officer of the Jason o g thins as the board may. deem reasouable for the work- nervous, bineus, and livergcomplai Ili i - I. & vir ,'aledoni F• • • 20 9 I/. 5,
Mr. i(Ec;cl'.„./ the Government urn g
ent from any riat transports. e c b m . , pare ysis, 0. t • . an ire hour limpet cent. ,e 0 ooto 0 0 25/ Os
im • "- d i GC/M*llm . r /hider to be blame- A rule nisi was accordingl ranted but 't wail ar- ing expenses of the society," gave notice on the 9th of quote a few :-Cure No. 52,612.-From the Dowager ity of - lasgow Lite ,i/. per ce
putation of - e ended the
1-, h and a 3 also, he said, reported y . . .
raneed that it should not be Yg d un'' 1 ' Oct. last to withdraw my ps,yin • •
ent3 When the month Countess of Castlestuart.-" Rosstrevor, County of Down, raionial Life ......... 5/. per mill; 250 ' 0 0 1 ''o 0 4i. ils
learned frietAinconsistency, and assured -is un. w
for having delayed his vessel unnecessarily while • e til a case now be-
arg7. h . . . 00 5' 5s
expired I wenn d d tld by Mr. Soper that tbere Ireland, 9th December, 1851.-The Edinburgh Life Insur. "t. per cent tOO 0 0
the bill waa
%. that the
suPPOrt of the Government to able, . •
rt duty. The Government at fore the Court of Error, a 1 '
ni in w lc a similar question er le •an WaS 0 Doweger Countess of ?mg. & Scot. Lan Life 5/ • . * 15 0 4 1261 les
doing transpo • wai raised, should have been decided. were no funds, I afterwards, however, received 51., and Castlestuart feels induced, in the interest of suffering ha- Life 'ssoc f' ; .pareent. 50 0 0 35 0 '4l. 7s
at the prope,rete aud disinte et d nd that it would he wag
he imagined, set, on foot any inquiries .4) ~At And ei. per cent i
house receive Ze when it earse ,a l
before the home bad not, -...._. about two months since another 51., leaving a balance iti,ehnity, to state that Du. Barry's excellent Revalenta Ara- ,iational Fire ad Li - 000 110015:0s
a Mr. Wimmua lelleet consi,zie regular y
' into any ath .
ese subjects. . lea Feed has cured he
due to me of ei, los, At a meeting of directors tient , . . • r, after all medicines had failed, n. fe 61. per cent. 10 ,0 0 10 0 I/. 17s
North British insur .. 7/ per tee, 'MO 0 9 20 0 0 2'
the head of the G1-13-B1 malnt'l ration.
t In reply to further questions, the right hon. baronet ADMIRALTY, Arum 18. ef indieestion bile re t
• last week the sum of 3/. ls. 6ii. was ordered to be paid e , ,
~ g a nervousness and irritability of 'cottisit Union Insrne. 74/ prcent : * 3 1 '
. 21 0 0 1 0 0 11. Ins
to the measure. overnment wile" that the neble lord a
as insi- • • difficulty had occurred in obtaining supplie3 THE LEUCADE.-PRiza o ABE. One, but 111 r. Soper says that he him no money in harm. many years standing. This Food 4leserves the confidence
4 all sufferers 1
~ an 4 may be considered a real bl t • tandard Life !-- . 5' per cent '0 0 0 70 '
United Dep. Assurance 5/. per cent. 10 4 0 ' I n ' 20/ ts
Mr. FIT ZGE-rt lade ,cere in his support said
.some
d the camp, in consequence of the mor•
The arguments in this case have recentl d ' As I have to 'sail to-morrow (Thursday), I went to Mr. e • • • ~ e. sing. ........, ' '
y appeare in 11 h h
equines wi o c eerfully answered. Can Ne, 7
,_ ----------
which it was now cony reminded the 1 for Balaklava an
drivers • but 350 men were
onr journal. The court gave judgment to-day. The Clarke, soliciter, of Bedford-row, to ask his advice. He --en-
Of dyspepsia, trom the Right Hon. the Lore St
and a delusion was • enient ta marartl-ise that the bill tality amongst the waggon ,
t was felt
oon as the wan f vessel Santa Maura, bound to Taganrog in Russia with accompanied me to the offices in Bedford-street, Red . nart de . SUDDEY •
introde urpose as s Decies.- I have derived considerable benefit num D • • DEATH ON SHIPROARD.-The ship 'Africa, ar-
learned gentleman (Mr. ee?:(1, by Me, teen_ a el'am sent out for the p .
ed in the Crimea in January.
a cargo of oil, and in the prosecution of her voyage, Lion-tquare. We saw Mr. Soper then, and when Mr, nerryie Reyalenta Arabian, Food, and consider it due t,14, rived op Sunday at Livertreol from Bombay. had on liorird
Ministerial side of the housie•P•e, wheal. 117,.."en• and and he believed they arriv
d•ed in large numbers, but
was obliged from timpostuous weather to put into Ye- Clarke said to him, n Why don't you pay this poor man yourselves and the pieblic to authorise the 'publication ' 1 a ' considerable nember of pas•senge,rs, %spongy whom
Attorney-General, and upon'aa - bliding
taii,enit on the '
, The baggage animals also
Id. t 1 filled up by others. , t d t length arrived at Const te I
nous por s, an a after beino ord d tO do so "he replied, " That's my these lines.-Stuart de Decies." Cure No 32,83
an mop e, e ere 6.-yroon was the widow of Anchdeacon Ketige, of Bernhey. Mhe
that which it now contained. PrinelPle " ext °Mee et' th ' 1 ces were always imme ia e y he Venerab' • '
business, not your..." nir. 'Clarke then said tO me, i Le Archdeacon of Rreat
. et,,iv,,,
Re en• p a as the 14th of Nov. to re-
vhera, upon n ing i i
fi d. •t •mposeible to continue her voy- " Three Ye •rs e- ' very rev. eentleman died shokly after cruising the Line
31r. MOORE expressed himself i Art attempt was rnade as early
by means of
sae in consequence of the war, she determined'to steer " Are you a director of the society ?" I eaid, " Yes ." live nervousness, with peinsinne necl- iindl • '"ea . His death wag eite unex ect Aashe - ' • ••
Y .t • eft almond ge.. • '1- P • • %As 1., his orrin
position of the learned sergeaem, teatirtm". of th Pair the road from Balakla,va to the camp „ • ' neral debility, which rend
be el . Pro. essful. ar Trebizond. On the 14th of May Lest she was cap- Tf, " a'd " ta,ke awa these books. I did so,
" hn, 8 i he, 9 . ered my life ver misera lis •
heeler 1. Y b ''
I"
- ' ' ' '
t nary health mitil a. few moinents before •
his decease.
- the rneasnre should be postpened n t'l +.1.4 ""''''''"
Turks, 'but it was by no means succ
f Adrniral
fared by the Firebrand off the straits of Kertch while arid on int; actin them I find that there is a. balance of .ai 1 eally removed by Du Barry's health-relator'
me rood. leasing just dined with the ennipary in ihe c, •
n i ..,...e co t°„,ln name o
.. 20/ ' P g -Alex. Stuart, Archdeacon of Ross Skiberee dl• abin,
and thought that they ought in the meanwlnleri"tl'it - - m Reference being again made to the
he lonian flag. On the part of the cap• •at the banker's. t 20g -" •,, , n." Cure Ne - ei os it s
moked A ci:;nr, an sp ed hre elf to rest after his
• on the assurance that the Government w i
. up on a. off
..o ' 1•1;ox
rely 1_ er, the witness said he believed him to be a rough
sailing under t I assist ou ? As a ,• - Eieht yeersi dyspepsia, nervousness deh' ' • meal. His remains were Corn n"
t but 'n 1 d been urged that t., e
h spot where the.Leucede Mr. Tyrwhitt-In what way can y
.mth cram ' ',lay, . 1 itted to th d
e eep with
' obstacle in the way of that object. er ite "°ne•A sailor hh 1 ele blic service at hear , tors it ia dircctor in our own society, you oug ,
ht to nave ower ps, spasme and nausea, helm bee ' •fi t 1 f' e ect Th
imil not t ,w o a, t 0 pu e out of the proper tretk for Tre 37 n e ec- every o 1-Iri o r .sp . e passengere, on at rival, pre-
p oally removed by Du Barry's delicious' F '
• After some further discussion, in which Lord Nem (mass. l'e high administrative powers which were ne-
Was •
fallen in with wa. .
oceeding toivards the &a of to nianN;e your 0W D AID'S. . bort limey-Fem. John W. FI 11 in •l• ood in a vein seeted the captain an addrese of thanks for the kimir ,
''• and Mr. BAILLIE took part, '.:7 to perfo
oras apm. raa the duties of the office to which he was r
bizond, and that she p
1 ned es aye sel . -
Apphe,ant-But Mr, Soper is manager, director, se- Norfolk." Cure N a eve , tul•initton Rectory, •if himself, his mate (Mr. Shadwell), e d ' .e's
Sergeant SHEE briefly replied comment'
, ing very intesl at C
The only oth onstantinople. 1... Azoff, and mast therefore be cora em ,
The olaireante, however, had cretar a • ••-• fact he is the whole
v, ild treasurri in , body of e. 51,410. -" Fifty yeers' indescribable e sur eon of the ehi
th g p. n Mr. Yager,
et.of the lion rentleni tam, •1 d " matt ii the society, and we are merely cyphers tbat pay in the igony from derepepeta, ueruousnese, asthma, cow+ •
, consta ADVERTISEMENT -HOllO ' los•
Strongly upon-the condu • 6 „ oppo_
nm, .pire( ueieg th lir of particular interest whic
trading with the enemyi
be
a °Teat hardship to inflict iation, flatulency, spasms, sickness at the stomaCh a-1 vo- E ' 1 WaY 6 . ills the most popu-
site (Mr. Whiteside and Mr. Napier) in opposing that theTri,lewa", tliat by e remainder of this witness's exami- tended that, it wouli money. n lar medicine of the day.-For bile 'in • ' '
fiscation, as they wero only 'lilting.% have been removed by Du Barr '
which, when in office, they had supported for the eur- . ta. asnry to
Re erY arrangenrent had been made by con
tl em the penalty of con
d the voyage in Mr. Tyrwhitt -I cannot assitt you in the matter. Yon - y s excellent Food.
Maria Jolly, Wortham, Ling, near Diss N f lk " C ~ in igestion, head-
aches, diserdered stomach, or affections hl•
cominiteariet "r'' DAI • d upon i
• nal avocation, an inust again advise with Mr. Clarke. ,
.or o . ure ot t e iver, try
pose of retaining place and power. , , and . efficient and well-organise No. 3,900.a-Thirteen years' comet' " lellow 's •114 fo e n
I ay pi .. r • ace complaint
detaAs of this de 41"'
be b 'gyred in their us ,
the declaration of war. m e , iniligeetion, and pene-
Mr. BENTINCK having opposed the motion, 04 had the direction of the el • ' d before The applicent and ins two co ..b.cctors then tied up -al . " , •.s ; they stand pre-
sets to be mad parteeeet he h tion had commence
I • osition for the Bri- .? lebility hate been removed by Du Barrves excellent eminent, which
.daily proofs of '
Mr. GEORGE ros3 when the house was about to ith •e en account ',l ordered many dismis-' ques • an illega In3P the books and departed. i ond.---.Tatnes Potter, Athol-street, Perthd' -T" e'2l il3_ y••uog• anti old ef boili tex their effieecy can testify;
ter take "94 May take them wit' e
n e came of clerk 0t i tended it was
ake the mas Orimrannir,..acs.ashampo tars, suitribly packed for all climates, and with full instruc- feet safety ; they are ' ', eer-
divide, and baying prolonged the debate until a, quertee The committ e•i
ncompetence, especially They con . , le to ni
as fully , , ~
bo six o'clock, it was then, in compliance with the stand- until to•da " a•-lelurnell alio ' tish Consul at Constantinop .
refore he T 7 0 Otis -11 b., 2s. 9d.; 21b., Is. aiso equall efficacious i
Y• d that the As an article of gossip we may mention tha 6,1. ; 51b. lis. ;121b. 225. cold climate-a, their pro er • y n hot and
ing orders atijourned. - -d-V7before four o'clock a pass for Trebizand, an
the Leucade. a.s a neu- t the Em- .uper-refinal llb 6 21b ' 33s p ttes remaining the same ; thev
peror Napoleon has brought with him te this country th The 101 b ~ ~ s. ; ~ lls. ; 511;., 225. ; 101 b., • never become deteriorated ~
On the motion of Mr. STAFFORD it was agreed -----".....meet........me • ' - - juttified in
,breaking it, and that d •
r in council of the
Ribbon and George of tbe Garter w hich were f-- . e eMee - •
. and 121 b c ' e f • -eipt of post
, armee tee, on rte. that no better medici by keeping, thus showing
that the house, on its rifting, phould adjeurn tnitil Fri- The Tewn Council of Salford---' ' tral vessel, was protected by the or c h
restored, with
v Limn; XVIII. and subsequentl b Che
onnerly order. Derry du Barry and Co. 77, Regent- . ne can be selected by officers of the
army arid
street L malty proceed.
held testerda rnorni , ,at ;,, „., . 15th of April, and must consequently e • ,
3,, „.„.„.„ et . . 3' y mles X , , ondon ; Fortnum, Mason, and do• purveyors o ; , mg abroad, in fact all er•
lay on account of the feativitiee in connection with the 5 . Y nem:in the met' -nealel ineetir co t •der tion or ii
:nd tlr4t at the chapter of the order, held yesteriay at ler Majesty, 18in Piccadilly ; also at 68, 'Cornhill ;60 eini *retina - i
i„ , wou il find Holloway's pills an • p . sons
visit of the Emperor and Empree3 of the French. roan Marsden; seconded bi-Mr. Aldrn (a
"r. A s
. ,
.eg , and damages. After a careful coma a
hat the I laessing. Soid h Incalenlable
•rre Alit c- the facts of the case, the court was of opinion t
It Windsor, these formed a portion of the insignia witla 'tracochurch-strect ; 330 and -451, Strand ;63 and 150, -y all medicin I
%be house then adjourned. adopted an address to the Em aa lettiew
peror -of the 2rellv,orthy, elaimauts were entitled to restitution 'of the ship. , h. hhe VISO decorated, i Oxford-street,- 55, Char'
ing-cross i 4, Claeapside ; 25 awl sor . Holloway's establishment
e vent ors, and at Proles-
, . _ -- a __me_ iw ic I 54, TrutterEskAr..b..a._ and 80. Memeeme_ ee „ 244, Strand, London.

Name of Company, perDividend
of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
Div Amount
--- '
Xs. d. £ s. d.
British •• •• •• .. •• •... _
Ditto Provincial.... 71. 20 0 0 20 0 0 20
Brighton —•••••• •• •t 5/. 20 0 0 l 4 0 0 14
City of London ...... 41. Os, 1100 0 0 150 5 l 91
CJatinental(3d Cap.)... IL Os. 10 0 0 43 10 0 --
Equitable •• ...... •• 2/. 16s. 50 0 0 all i3l
Great Central .. •.... 71 per cent. 10 0 0 all 11%
Imperial .. •......... 101.86 bonus. 50 0 0 all i 106
' Independent ......... 51. 40 0 0 91 ""'
L0nd0n............,. - —. 50 0 0. 91 -
Do., Parl. Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 99
Peaix . ..... •• .... 41. per cent. 69 0 0 50 0 0 2S
Rate= .... . ....... 51. 100 0 0 90 0 0 70
United General •• •• .. 11.5 r. 'SO 0 0 all 20
Westminster Chartered 51. per cent. 6 0 0 0 11 39%
1 Ditto, New .... •• •• 51. par cent. 51 , 0 10 00 i

WATER-WORKS.
•
1 Dividend Amount
Naind of Company. ! per of ram. Price.
1 Annum. Share.
£ s. d. £ s. d.
East London
Grand Junction .... • • ! 4!. per cat. 50 0 0 all 68g,
Kent.... • •
Lambeth
New River Company 2/. 10s. - -
.;outhwark & Vauxhall 51 per cnt. 100 0 0 89%
West Middlesex
BRIDGES.
Dividend Am, utnt
Name of Company, per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
£ s. d. £ s. d,
ilungerford.... • • ~, .„ 12
Southwark ...... •... • _ 100 0 0
Diao New of 7% p.c. 70s. per cent 50 0 0
Waterloo ••• • • • 100 0 0 — 3 l/
Ditto Old ~nn. of Si. 11. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 31% ,
Ditto Nw ditto of 71. It. 10s. 4d. 140 0 0
Vauxhall

18,
close of tl:e mA
Wallezud, NC. 0.
11
Braddyll ...............
Framwellgate .......
Flettou .. ; ...............
11
hambton. ..............
Fimriuicr ...........
11118SC:11'8 FlCttoo .....
South Flettoa ......... ;•"'is
-;tewart's . ............. .."//
Itleugh flail. ..........
19
§gouthlioe .....
Derweutwater.llll.-"'

Dividend Amount
Same of Company. per I of Paid. I Prim
Annum. Share.
• 1 ..£ s. d. Z 8. d.
kibion .... —••— —3/. 10s. 500 0 0 50 00 I —l.lllance Brit. and For. 7/. 14s 6d ts. 100 0 0 11 00 i 17%
Ditto 4arine ....... 6L p.c. bs. 100 0 O.C 25 0 0 36",„
anchor .............. 6 per cent. 5 0 1 0 0
Atlas . ...... 15s. Od. 50 oil 515 0 1874
krg us Life .........•• 4/.per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0
British Commercial .. 7s. 64. 50 0 0 5 0 0 7
"Ilericl.Med.& Gen. Life spr ct. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0
Jounty .............. 4/. 100 0 0 10 0 9
'rows .............. 17s. Od 50 0 0 5 0 , 17%
.igle
-Iquity and Law...—. 414 per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0,5%
''7uropean Life ll. 20 0 0 all
1enera1............ •• 6/. 5 0 0 ' „ 5%
'Hobe ........ OD. per cent. Stock. ~ 121%
,uardian ............ 5 . per cent. 100 0 a 45 0 55
imperil. Fire... •• .... 12/. per cent sao 0-0 i 50 0 0 331
Imperial Life
Indemnity Marine.... 1 3i --& W. 100 0 01 00 0 0 65t
T,a‘v Fire .......... • • 2s. & 2s. bs 190 0 0 ' 2I 0 0 4 %
'.aw Life.. 41. .•
.egal and General Life 50 0 0 2 0 0 . 07tii
rJondon
r.o ndo n hip.... -
dermas; —••..—•• • • .. lllBs.per share 100 0 0 18 9 9
led. Inviid& Gen. Life 14g, , per ct. 50 0 9 2 0 0 3%
iinerva ••..••.. • • .. sp. et. &bs 20 0 0 2 0 0 5X
,Tonarch ••• ••. .. , 0 0 1 '1 a
lational Loan Fund.. 15T. pe- cent. 20 0 1 I 210 '
..alladium Lite...
'ellean ....•• •• •• ..••
-ivetiix — —.
:,ressional Life..... s'. per cent. 5 0 0-10 0 %
,liivident Life......... I I/. 5s &bs 100 0 0 In 0 39
Loci Life ........ .... ss. ' 5 3 0 010 0 I 8
royal Exchange •••••• 61. p et. & bs. Stock. all I
tun Fire. .... 61 Ins. •
VP
intto Life ..... 1/ 10s If --
'lilted Kingdom .... 1 pet & bs. 20 0 0 4 0 0 4%
'niversal Life
• 'towns Life • ,5/. per cent - 412 6 5%

I Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per I of I Paid. Price.
Annum. fl Share.
£ a. I. £ s. d.
seam Tea .......... s'. 50 0 I) 20 0 0
wri.9, Mart• ... ... • 21,E per cont.l 50 0 0
ustralian ,-., ritulturi 11. Is. 100 0 a 17 19 0 293?
kustrallan Trust .... 6/. per cent. 25 0 0
tato-roan Royal Mail Si. 10 0 0 all
nglo.Mexican Mint.. li 10s. 10 0 0 all
lritish Arne,rican Land Iss. 45 0 0
%nada ......... •• 61. per cent. 100 0 0 32 10 0 ,
Do. 5 per cent Bonds 51. per cent.
Ditto, 6 per cent. • • 61. per cent. I 109
Ity Navigation Bonds .
nectric Telegraph .. 7 per cent. 25 0 0i 22 0.0 15
Ditto •• •• •••••• • • • • .
Flgultable Reversionry 51pr. cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0
Ditto New- ...? ... 30 0 0 17 10 0
len. Revers.& Invest. sp.c. & bs, 100 0 0 100 0.0
Gen.S team Navigation 10 p. et. 15 n 0 114 0 0
ludson's 8ay........ Stock. l
itingerford .... •• .. 2/. ss. 100 0 0 100 0 0
London Institution ...
I.ondon Reversionary 434 per cent. 15 0 0 all
lussell Institution.... 12 10 0
Price's Patent Cand. Co 10/. per cent 20 0 0 17 10 0
Reversionary Int. Soc. 4341. pr cent. 109 0 0 100 0 0
Royal :Nail ,team.... 44 p. share. 100 0 0 60 0 0 684
south Australian..... 61. per cent. 25 0 0 all
Trust and Loan Comp.
Upper Canada ....

Hewit t.
On the 16th inst., at Oak-hill, Stoke.°
wife of 14. D. Hollins, Esq.

[ADVERTISEMENT.I-11Tany thousand cures have been
effected without medicine, by Du Barry'e Delicious Reva-
I enta Arabica Food, of indigestion (.i7epepsia), constipation
nervous, biiieus, and liver complaints, paralysis, &O. We
quote a few :—Cure No. 52,612.—Fr0m the Dowager
Countess of Castlestuart.—" Ross.,:,rever, County of Down,
Ireland, 9th December, 1851.—The Dowager Countess of
Castlestuart feels induced, in the interest of suffering hu-
manity, to state that Du Barry's excellent Revalenta Ara-
hica Feed has cured her, after all medicines had failed,
of indigestion, bile, great nervousness and irritability of
many years' standing. This Food deserves the confidencti
of all sufferers, and may be considered a real blessin
Inquiries will be cheerfully answered." Cary No. 7 g.
Of dyspepsia, prom the Right Hon. the Lord Stuart de
Decies.—' I have derived considerable benefit from Do
13-trry's Revalenta Arabice Food, and consider it due tai
yourselves and the pliblic to authorise the publication Of
these lines.—Stuart de Decies." Cure No 32,836.-I'rme
he Venerable Archdeacon of Ress.-. "Three years teem.
sire nervousness, with painsin myneck and left arm,anl ge.
neral debility, which rendered my life very miserable, hae
been rad i eally removed by Du Barry's health-restoring ram.
—Alex. Stuart, Archdeacon of Ross, Skibereen." Cure No,
L,208.—" Eight years' dyspepsia, nervousness, debility,
.vith cramps, spasms and nausea., have beeri effee-
eudly removed by Du Barry's delicious Food in a very
short time,—Rev. John W. Flavell, Ridlineton Rectory,
Norfolk. " Cure No. 51,416.—` Fifty years' indescribable
,gong from dyspepcia, teriieusnese, asthma, cough, consti-
eation, flatulency, spasms, sickness at the stomach awl vo-
uitings, have been removed by Du Barry's excellent Food.
—Maria Jolly, Wortham, Ling, near Dias, Norfolk." Cure
No. 3,906.,-Thirteen years' cough, indigestion, and pene-
'al debility have been removed by Du Barry's excellent
?end.—James Potters Athol-street, Perth." "1
is-
_ters, suitably packed for all climates, and with full instruc-
tions —llb., 2s. 9d.; 21b., 4s, 6,1. ; 51b. lls. ;121b., 22a.
super-refined, 11b., 6s. ; 21b., lls. ; 511;., 225. 101 b., 335.
,The 101 b. and 121 b., carriage free, on receipt of post
oMee order. Barry chi Barry and 7, Regent-
street, London ; Fortnum, Mason, and C0.,C0.,
purveyors o
der Majesty, p?, Piccadilly ; also at 68, Cornhill ; 60
7,racochurch-street; 330 and -451, Strand ; 63 and 150,
Oxford-street ;55 Charing-cross ;4, Cheapside ;25 and
54, trpperßaker-Eireotv

The arguments in this case have recently appeared in
our journal. The court
gave judgment to-day. The
veinsnerlgSnanntf oilaAl:auarnad, bionunthd
the prosecution
Taganrogprosecn of her voyage,
in Russia with
a
Constantinople, was obliged from tmnpestuous weatherulo put into
itrvpnle.,
y
va-
rious ports, and at length arrived at
where, upon finding it impos3ilile to continue
'to steer
illei
last shen
age in consequence of the war,
of May
sliedeterm
for Trebizond. On the 14th
cap-
tured by the Firebrand off the straits of Kertwehas while
sailing under the lonian flag. On the part of the ap
tors it had been urged that the spot where the LeUec,id;
was fallen in with was out of the proper tratk for Tre'
bizond, and that she was proceeding towards the Sea of
Azoff, and must therefore be
ccondemn ts, ed
how as aever, ye eel
trading with the enemy. The laiman had
conteaded that it would be a great hardship to inflict
upon them the penalty of confiscation, as they were only
engaged in their usual avocation, and the voyage in
question bad commenced before the
is
claratior the Bri-
on or war.
They contended it was an illegal imposition f
tish Consul at Constantinople to make the master take
a pass for Trebizond, and that therefnre he was fully
ju4tified in breaking it, and that the Leucade, as a neu-
tirsalhvessel, was protected by the order in council of the
muit:wf theCostswere
ceanstei,titeldietncoruersttiwtna
the
damages. After a careful consideration of air
ii
w9u141 not, how ,00fpitnhioenshthipa, the
eTer, make restitution
a final decree until the advo-

[ADVIRTISEMENTI.—HoIIoway's Pills the most popu-
lar medicine of the day.—For bile, indigestion, head-
aches, disf,rdered stomach, or affections of the liver, try
fifilloway's pills for such complaints ; they stand pre-
eminent, which daily proofs of their efficacy can testily;
and old of both .ex-,a may take theai with per-
fect safety ; they are also equally efficacious in hot and
cold climate 3, their properties remaining the same ; they
never become deteriorated by keeping, thus showing
that no better medicine can be selected by officers of the
army and navy proceeding abroad, in fact all persons
emigrating would find Holloway's pills an incalculable
Imssing. Snhl by all medicine vendors, and at Profts-
sor Holloway's establishments, 244, Strand, London,
and 80, Illaiden-lane,New York,

As an article of gossip we may mention that the Em-
peror Napoleon has brought with him to this country the
Ribbon and George of the Garter which were fOrmerly
worn by Lou;FI XVIII. and subsequently by Clvlrle4 X ,
And tint at the chapter of the order, held yestenlay at
Windsor, these formed a portion of the insignia with
Which be vial decorated,

The Town- Counci.l of Saltor,l, at a. special rnentirg
held yesterday rournine,.on the motion et lir. roan Marsden Marsden; seconded by Mr. Alderman Langworthr,
adoptvd an address to the Emperor of the French,

r . i ,P,
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Stations. Course of Maud. SO,"
Greenwich .. . N.E. ciondle3s'
Lothbury
Manchester N.W Very fine.
Sheffield.
Stoke-on-Trent
Carl isle
Lancaster ....
Muryp..Ft .
Whitehaven ...... W Fine.
Leeds
Derby S.E.
Leicester. E.
Nottingham W Veiy fine.'
Harwich. S.E.
Ipswich
Leamington
Gainstturough S.W.
Great Grimsby ... S.W Fine.
' 0.
Boston S.W Fine.
H...lyhead
Dublin
Liveri.ool
Yarmonth
Shrew-burp....... E.
Catu bridge E
, •I
Low,stott E.
_
klrighton S.E.
Southampton N.E. Verl fine' , ,
Portsmouth ..
Poole - ,t•
Winchfleld... ... S.. ........
Bristol E. . Very 06'
• ' '
Plmouth
y
E x eter ...
Cardiff S S.E.Very 'lL'''. .-
Swansea N.E. ......... -Fine-
Huverfordwest
e.
Hague N E Veil /le
•
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Yorli
Aberdeen N
ug e, '
Perth
e•
W Very oe. ,
.. fine.
Glasgow N. W......... V 'l.-' e• !
Berwick W . .......... Yell P
Sunderland W line.
Darlington S.W .......... Flue'
Whitby
W. ............ Pine.
•
Scarborough
Hull 5.5.E....... ..rin°" 0, olell
part 3167
Strood N.E.
Dover
Tunbridge

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Bl11T11$•
Pi of' fl
OF A SON. :fe of di
On the 13th inst. d, the vi'
of 13 r, r
, a t Stafford, t l'
ford. ' wife
On the 10th ult., at Bombay, the pi• AI
m
Collum, of H.E.I.C.S. ere' it,
On the 16th inst., at Clapham'i--- TO-
Toll'

601
pgoo 01

•
OF A DAUOIITSIG le' 5,
On the 'th inst.. at Funchal, Madeira, vf
Aerssen Baijeren Yen Voshol. .4•A of th ttO
On the 15th inet ,at Rugby, the wife t,- 1,
ton Fuller, of Chal;ington RectorY, SatY3
ti
On the 17th lust , Ide-hill Farsonee-
elOr
of the Rev. Henry Lindsay, jen•
On the 17th inst., at 7, Dudley "
the wile of Mr. J. K. Farlow•

131fa:nyAr_ytRosbuRti,ssa.:11.,.tIpuby'gaL:r.oefbri,..!-_lisoli,
On the 17th inet , at All Saints....'Clitiver r 0404*,i,
Place, Knightsbridge. the Earl of Xtlitiv ,,,rit
nedy Erskine, eldest '
daughter of the' "`" " Or 'fi
don Hallyburton DI, o!orieja001
On the 17th. inst , at St. George's, '''';',„aploi'l tr,t, 1,
otc_7l:l:auel ryndl 1
county
yitDae
daughter
of Northumberland,
grEe . , sfq. ,loi •
e,oinia O'Malley,
je, son
y,h En
:out
icif
,d,:.evh,.c.:rt,iitl::::::o/ : la.
ward I erl,. fo,oo,
Esq., of Dudley, Worcestershire to Elio st,lloo
soafnOi inst.,rtdehne•ertshi:ettoBl.Bnoth:atprrtiueit;i at St. G,orge's, Sdt°,:eerb°°tl:ilieg' l'aiCit':l*
Henry Nosworthy, of the Admiralty', $ -r.,,, VI
train Churchill, R.M. 11
I 0
tOtiln.lLhoeul,iBotnb, inst.,
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