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. THE SUN, LON DON, WEDNESDAY EVENING JULY 27 18 5 3
ASSIZE INTELLIGE;CE. 2s. 4.3,:ll.lpaaisinypaatbtlheeersaitzu:ad, , payable at 25, Coleman-street, on
Thursday, July 28, a nni
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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. l changes and improvements to adapt it to that country ; to the prop.osal of the right hnond. gaertntolfemthaeir,-,ianHsee, :illsa ot !if.aglanpl
but in the absence of his noble and learned friend the thought, with regard to the seco p . .
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ese Lord Chief Justice, and of Lord Truro, he would not it was of great advantage to ehe public. services to have a The races will commenf_e this day at one o'clock:
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full prices, and Egyptian beans ipmruipereyosv2oefd
HOUSE OF LORDS-(YESTERDAY.) now ask their lordships to do more than assent to the permanent Under Secretary
ment, and he should there ore a
f ssent most cordially to BRIGHTON RACES.-AuGusT 3. (CROWN COURT.-Before Sir John Jervis.)
pound, payable at 25 Coleman-street, on T4ll.
Edward Leman and Thomas Kinsman Bryan of Upper ls per sack and barr 1
Oats of fine
in every important depart-
James IVilding,- 19, was charged having maliciously 2CBi
second reading of the bill. (Hear, hear.)
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the second part of the clause. ACCEPTANCES for the BRIGHTON STAKES.
The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack
The LORD CHANCELLOR was sure the house would Age st lb Age st lb inflicted grievous bodily harm upon Mr. George Bond,
at 5 o'clock.
The Earl of HARROWBY feel with him that this bill was only an additional oblige- Mr. WILLIAMS objected to the clause. Knight of the Gossip . 3 7 1 farmer, of Earl Soham, by fracturing his arm with a
resdd.ayin,
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the
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presented a petition from
t the sys- • •
the Mayor and Corporation of Chester, agains ton which they and the country owed to the exertions of Ssiirr jeI..WW.IIILL° Y supported the clause.
QC B ' dM J eeSilir•
oGuGGalllsoßsupp. orted the clause.
e
of 2 1 y and peas
6 8 7 Corybantes 3 610 On Sunday, the 13th of March, the prosecutor, while
James Hunter, jun., of Barge-yard
Tho q Thursday.
S't. Alban's, Hertfordshire, inn- 4801bs. Indian corn
tem of licensing public-houses. the noble and learned lords in the cause of legal reform.
nted a petition
tl house divided, and the umbers Garforth 6 8 3 Gavotte
The Marquis of SALISBURY prese After a few words from air . UltehLL an r. . eausician
3 e 8 walking round his fields, saw the prisoner running keeper, second • •
-street, on Thursday, generally held for more money. .61-
neral Board of ea t 1 . ar. een ire y concurre wi im in in i e
Adine
Donald Sinclair
noft:PeecknhaSmarr,
dividend of 4d. in the pound, payable at rived cargoes must be but
from Hertford, against the Ge . .
H 1 h B'll (He ) H t• 1 d •th le. • th• lent, this G. PRILLemonE, re
were-
e rocer Quoted full 6e
The Earl of GALLOWAY presente p
d a etation from bill effected an immense improvement in the judicial sys- For the clause
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Itvhoesedoatnaoitlisctoannsciedewret-h'
e•re
wa
sy - Per qr*PTefetiuhrelellsaydPae6dyr.',ls?l2:lo.r
ie in demand.
a place in Scotland against the grant to Maynooth. tern of Ireland, and in many respects, indeed, in that of Against it
jhrtyly, g2B,
,an,
dersstubdsievgieuleennitl
The Bishop of OXFORD pr ted a petition from
• esenl
facilities may be both countries, and that their object ought to be-and so Majority for the clause
, payable at 25 Colema -st t o IPSWICH-JoLY 26.
47 7 Pantomime 35 13 not do so ; but the prosecutor desired him not to go Thursday, July 28 and , n ree , n We had a fair quantity of wheat at market this dal'
Jamaica praying. that additiona
, subsequent Thursday k.
1 b •
the introduction of free a our into that long as he occupied his present post it should be-to Mr. WISE then proposed a clause providing that at Nabob
render simple and cheap the administration of justice, to least one-third of the persons admitted to Addiscombe Antigone
afforded for
chant, first dividend A • S 0 MUCtI animation 1
• n tee
sland. The highest weight accepting being Bst 41b. it has been
raised to Bst 71b, and the others in proportion. A scuffle took place, which led to the discovery of a gun C l
d supfeequent Thursda
Surrey, apothecary, first
4‘- •in t e pouna, payable at 25, trade and the a
render it accessible to all, and to open the doors of the should be sons of. officeers in the civil or military service
concealed under the prisoner's coat. The prisoner was ,e? ermo'••;'an , s mples were carried about more ; but t
Wheat, red (old
GENERAL BOARD OF HEALTH (No. 3) BILL. temple of the law wide and free to all who desired to of the East India omp.any, to be disposed of by the
nu cl y• trade was steady and firm.
Ditto, white (II w 6 s Peas
again requested by the prosecutor to remain where he
On the motion of the Duke of ARGYLL, the order enter. Their lordships were aware that a commission Governor-General of India.
.
was until one of his man-servants came up, but he en-
ePE)lls]usatßoTE:. rim etieeTsg.
of the day for the committal of this bill was discharged, of very learned persons was issued two years ago to in- Sir C. WOOD objected to the clause.
dividend of 7ed. I
to Ods
b'll ordered to be referred to a select committee '•• t th d • •stration of the common law, who After a few words from Mr. BLACKETT and Sir DE , CRICKET.
secutor. The prisoner, on being so stoutly opposed, Benjamin Will, of -?Pimbonr
deavoured to get away, and was resisted by the pro- street, on Thirsday, Jul Pgnad, payable at 25, Coleman- oos to sas Barley, grinding
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and the i • gun ein o e a mini
Ditto (new) ) •••
Ues
s to 00s.Beaus
BRECON COLLEGIATE CHURCH BILL. embodied in an elaborate report the result of their LACY EVANS,
*
Edmund Francis Green, of 147 Leadenhall-street, lyner- 36s te 00s
On the motion of the Earl of CHICHESTER, this inquiries, and a bill embodying their suggestions was The committee divided, and the numbers were :- ENGLAND v. SUSSEX (WITH PARR.) took from his coat pocket a gun-barrel, with which he brewer, first dividend of Is. 9d.nien t inster, Dorsetshire, Ditto (old)
For the clause 29 he pound, payable at • 1
bill was read a second time, and ordered to be corn- passed last year. It had been found to work admirably
This great match, for the benefit of Lillywhite-a strue.k the prosecutor several times, which resulted in 25, Coleman-street, on Thursday, July 28 and subs t Barley, malting 34s to 00sElour, per sack ... 00s to 08fi
mitted. well, and he attributed that success to the immense Against it. , lOl player whose bowling in 1827 and 1828 led to a great g
the ri ht arm of the •os or The ase Thursday. ' equen
pi ecut being broken. c
AVERAGES FOR THE WEER ENDING JULY 23, 1.853.
PARISH VESTRIES (No. 2) BILL. labour bestowed on it-first, by the commissioner!, Majority against the clause —72 would have come on at a revious assizes but for the
alteration in the game-was commenced on Monday P ' h f ' Wheat
ittPe of their The house then adjourned until six o'clock. serious illness of the prosecutor. c ant, ourth dividend of 2d. in the pound, payable at 25
The Earl of CHICHESTER moved that this bill be next, by the judges, and, finally, by a comm
at Lord's, where between 3 000 ad 4 000 t t h d
, n , spec a Ors a , BarleY -00 s Od
i-17 it been
Mr. Mills submitted that there was no case to go to T.ilemen-street, on Thursday, July 28, and subsequent ... 2 ,
. read a second time. lordships' house. So carefully considered ha , The house resumed at six o'clock, when there being assembled. " England" went to the wicket in the first
ursday. Oats
h the bill con- 1 ,
the ur He would ask the o inion of the court whether
The Earl of WALDEGRAVE moved that it be read this singular result was shown, that thong on y3e members present the house was counted out. instance and scored 128. Sussex then took the bat, and ,i Y• P Thomas Corby, of Lower Eato ttl' • • Beans - „ 00s Od.
0 stions had
n-s ree , imhco builder
a eecond time this day three months ; and after a brief ta,ined upwards of 300 clauses, not 3 que _ _
when " time" was called, had scored 57, with five "
t e prisoner was not acting in his own defence and in first dividend of 3s 41• th d bl ' - ' Peas
- ~ 00s Oil
the courts of law ----- --
the defence of his property ? . i. in e poun , paya eat 20, Cole-
- discussioe their lmelships divided, when there appeared- arisen in the construction of them in
A h •tati • SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. wickets down.
man-street, on Thursday, July 28, and subsequent Thurs-
* • to force. Now, he ha- no esi on ln
The Judge-Why, the prisoner has said he was sorry day. HULL-JULY 26.
The game was resumed yesterday, when something
For the second reading 2l since it came in
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' *t as their bounden duty to give Ireland the
Against it
which had been matured LATEST BETTING AT MANCHESTER. like 2,000 persons were present to witness the continua- for what he had done. It is a question of fact, and one James Bennett, of Wool-,vich, carpenter, first dividend At to-da,y's market we had a large quantity of farnierg
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for the jury.
les
Majority -1 benefit of those improvements . .
YESTERDAY. tier]. of the play. Parr and Dean commenced operations, of 4s. 3d. in the pound, payable at 25, Coleman-street, on wheat, for which farmers were asking fully last wee
here without delay, and, so far as any exertions of his _
Mr. Mills then proceeded to address the hi for the Thursda , Jul 28 and subse ueut Thursda .
h • b b d 11 th and this innings closed at 80, or 48 less than the oppos- J re' Y Y , q Y prices, and only needy sellers submitted to an reduotict
The bill was accordingly read a second time.
It it should be done in the pre- l'he Goodwood gathering axing a sor e a e . .
Y
could lead to such a resu ,
In due tithe En la d en
ing eleven. g n tered upon their ,
• prisoner, and commenced by stating that the prisoner John Turner, of Uckfield, Sussex, grocer, first dividend, On the whole, the market must be written much the saw'
• • I speculators it was little better than a blank
as last week. Foreie A
BANKRUPTCY (SCOTLAND) BILL. • if it was protracted for that object. PrluelPe ,
read a right to carry a gun if he pleased. of 6s. ld. in the polled, payable at 25, Coleman-street, on on wheat rather less inquired for.
sent session, even d • nin s and ed d ll • If •
The only horses in force for the secon in g , succe e so we in tis instance as
This bill was read a third time, and passed.
her portions of the bill before them the case day at the rooms.
A Juryman (interrupting)-Yes, perhaps the prisoner Thursday, July 28, and subsequent Thursday. good consumptive sale for each description of spring cern
But as to ot
Stakes were Hobby Horse and oe 1 er. e ion was
J Mil P r to put the long score of 227 on the e S th
pap r. ussex en
at full prices.
PUBLIC-HOUSES (SCOTLAND) BILL. was not the same. The commissioners made a second dth ' had a right to carry a gun, but he had no right to use the , Francis Clark, jun., of Bury St. Edmunds Suffolk, inn-
d for the Cup at the price quoted ; and commence eir second innings, with
• the formidable
it
This bill was also read a third time, and passed. report, suggesting most extensive and useful improve- in strong dem.an .
weapon in an unlawful manner. xeeper, first dividend of Is. ld. in the pound, payable at s s i s
number of 275 to tie staring them in the face. When
hlh b k d
West Australian and Cmeas were t eon y orses ac e
25, Coleman-street, on Thursday, 28, and subsequent Wheat, English, red 58 to 60jPeas, gray and black 36 is 38
rned into effect by further le . lation The Judge (addressing the juror)-You are the better
" time" was called their score was 8. The score stood Ditto white 5O
COURTS OF COMMON LAW (IRELAND) BILL. ments, to
be
cad' te t b d h • gla ' for the St. Leger. Thursday. 60 to 62ILinseed, Black Sea,,, es to -
lawyer of the two. (Loud laughter.)
d he gave irec ions oem oytem in a second
as follows :-
Dantzic and Konigs- 4/
Messrs. Parker Shore and Co., of Sheffield, bankers, Ditto Petersburgh
... 42 tO
Lord BROUGHAM, in rising to move the second eel
bill, the draught of which, however, was not presented GOODWOOD STAKES.
ENGLAND. Mr. Mills-But the prisoner had a right to carry a first dividend ' • '
of 15s. in the pound, on the separate estate berg
reading of this bill, said it had been prepared by men of
till the 14th of August (so the noble and learned lord 3to 1 agst Hobby Horse (taken). First Innings. Second Innings. gun• of Offiey Shore, payable at 11, St. James's-street, Sheffield, PomeranianandHam- angel -
consummate learning, great knowledge of the practice saki, but we presume he meant July). Under these 4to 1 agst Joe Miller (taken). W. Nicholson, Esq., e and b The Judge-So has a man a right to carry a cannon ;on Saturday, July 30. burgh
'of the law, particularlY in Ireland, and of verY great circumstances, it was impossihle to carry out those iier- 10 to 1 agst Haricot (taken). Wisden - Mary A. Baxter, of St. George-street, Ratcliff, hosier, a Danish, Holstein, and Memel 4O to 44
ents in the resent session of Parliament • and in
provem . p , ,
10tO 1 agst Trifle (taken). Adams, b Wisden 2O c Parr, b John Lilly- ever. (Renewed laughter.) dividend of 2s. 9ed. in the pound, payable at 5, Portugal- Friesland 5O to 52 Per TO
skill in the preparation of such bills. The measure be-
white
truth, he believed such a bill never could be brought 10 to 1 agst Vindex (taken).
ins. c., u 8/ s6d to s,
fore the house had been submitted to the heads of the
to that degree of perfection which was desirable without 15 to 1 agst Goorkah (taken). Guy, b Dean .............. ll b Dean 1 would be too bad to allow it to be supposed that because Thomas Osborne Kempton, of Uxbridge, Middlesex, Oets, English ......... 21 to 24 Ditto fine for. 71 10s Od 81::
courts of law in Ireland, from whom it had met with a the opportunity of the long vacation to consider it, for it 20 to 1 agst Little Harry (taken). Caffyn, b Wisden l9 c Wisden, b John one man said to another, " You shall not go unless you
Lillywhite 4l bookseller, a dividend of 2s. 70. in the pound, payable at Ditto Danish
Ditto Friesland
ils
general approval. It was brought into the other House was no exaggeration to say, that for one in his situation 20 to 1 agst Father Thames (taken).
Cmsar, c Taylor, b Js. Lilly- are the stronger man," that the other man should be 4, Portugal-street, Lincoln's-inn. '
Ditto Russian 22 to 24 Rapeseed OO/ Os to 001 -
22 to 24 Rape cakes
of Parliament at the beginning of the present session, who had duties to perform from morning to night, it
GOODWOOD CUP. white D •tted to take from his Docket a gun barrel or an Jacob Hunter Kirkness of 6 Weston-terrace, Bertnond-
-35 c and b Js. Lillywhite 43 - emu - . - y sey, commercial tr 11 ' '' '
aye er, a dividend of is. 10ed. in the Barley, malting
and it was only within the last 10 days that it was ulti- was found very difficult to give sufficient attention to
Anderson, b Dean 24 c Wynch, b Js. Lilly-
. other dangerous weapon and inflict an injury with im- pound, payable at 5, Portugal-street, Lincoln's-inn. Ditto grinding 2B to 30 Ditto foreign
3to 1 agst Pelion (taken).
35 punity.
Beans
now a quarter bills of such a nature to enable him to recommend them
white Daniel Connon, of Chesh t H tf .d hire corn dealer, 42 to 4i Guano
er or. 8 , 4/ 9/ to 101
1 d d b It s
mate v a opte vth t house • via sto 1 agst Jouvence (taken).
Ditto foreign
- - - a • ham), in the other with confidence to the house. What appeared to him Lockyer, b Dean 1 b Dean 3l The jury found the prisoner guilty, with a recommen- out of business, a dividendnonf 'ls 11d. in the pound, pay- . 95e Od to 0050 d
of a centu si
ry nce he (Lord Broug a
Bto 1 agst Lambton (taken). Grundy; b Dean 4 c Dean, b Taylor l5 dafion to mercy. The prosecutor also joined in the re. able at 5, Portugal-street, Lincoln.'s-inn. Peas, white and yel. 40 to 42 Rye Meal
statement of to be fair to Ireland, therefore, was to adopt so much of
House of Parliament, brought forwar a
ned in the bill which 10 to 1 agst Peggy (taken). Clarke, 0 Wynch, b Wisden.... 6 not out 6 commendation. Walter Scott, of Charlton, Kent, clerk in Woolwich-
the various defects and abuses in the legal, and more this bill immediately as was contai
10 to I agst Muscovite (taken). Hillyer, not out 3 b Dean 1 The prisoner was sentenced to two calendar months' dockyard, a dividend of 2s. 11d. in the pound, payable at DUBLIN-JULY 23.
h h
especially in the juridical system of this country, and it had been already tried in England, and to give er t e
.
12 to 1 agst Kingston (taken). G. Yonge, Esq., b Wisden 0 c Wynch, b Taylor... 1 imprisonment, with hard labour. 5, Portugal-street, Lincoln's-inn
he now found that enactments which had been found to work well here.
was with unmingled satisfaction that . . .
Leg-bye 1 1 13yee 2, 1-b 5, w 2, Joseph Broadfield, late of . • White wheat, 26s to 31s Od ; red ditto, 25s Od to 20e 6d)
Bndgenorth, Shropshire, b.l 13 Od t 16 6d •
al ey, s o s , oats, 13s Od to 13s Od ; mpeseee
propositions which he But as to the essential changes recommended in the ST. LEGER. _
hardly one of the principles and
no ball 1 lO barge owner, a dividend of ss. 4d. in the pound, pa bl
then laid do bad been neglected or overlooked by the seoond report-the introduction of equitable defences in
100 to 80 on West Australian (taken). ........ __ FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE of YESTERDA Eat 5, Portugal-street, Lincoln's-inn. ye e 00s Od to 00s per brl ; oatmeal, lls Od to 13s Od ; baker'
le ed persons who prepared the bill, while by far the action, more extensive power of injunction, further dis- 10 to 1 agst Cineas (taken). Total l2B Total 227 • INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. flour, 14s Od to 20s Od per mit ; Indian con], 28s 6d to 32s el
per 480 lbs.
greater number had been sanctioned by their approval. coverer, and in some cases, the assignment of choses in
SUSSEX.
DERBY. FOREIGN-OFFICE, JULY 25. James Hayes, of Liverpool, shawl cleaner-Edmund
d to the state of the law in Ireland, the action-only in some cases, however, for he did not
First Innings. Second Innings.
When he looke
• • f its courts, and the vast improvements agree with his noble and learned friend in thinking it 12 to 1 agst Autocrat (taken). C. G. Taylor, Esq., c Hillyer, The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Frederick Peeeson, of
iLiverpool, traveller-John Thomas Williams, CORK-JULY 25.
constrtution o
onfectio -
that in many respects the courts in Ire- should be done in all cases-for it would never do to 500 to 30 agst Dervish (taken). b Clarke 2 W. Clark as Consul at Sydney for the United States of of Liverpoo , c ner George Dunmore, of Irthling- Brio. Currency.
made there, so
borou h Northam tonshir
land were half a century in advance of those in this enable a man to sell his right to an action in debt, for
G. Brown, c Clarke, b Hillyer 0 America. g , p e, butcher-Robert Poulton, of - White wheat...oos Od to 003 Od Os Od-20 stese'
Derby, bookseller-Aaron Lapham, of Cross-y-ceilog, Mon- - Red wheat 00s Od to 00s 01
country, it was impossible he should do otherwise than instance, or such power would lead to constant litigation GOODWOOD RACES.-TUESDAY. C. G. Wynch, Esq., s Locker, CROWN-OFFICE, JULY 25. mouthshire, publican-Thomas Enstone, of Leigh, Glouces- - Ditto 00s ad to 00s Od 00s Od-20 do.
regard with satisfaction, mingled with admiration, the -though he believed they might not only be properly
A very lowering morning ushered in the Goodwood b Hillier
2 MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT tershire, tailor-Thomas Newport, of Gloucester, engine - Ditto 00s Od to 00s Od
course of legislation in the sister country, The measure introduced, but that it would be a great discredit to 1 h• h t
meeting, and threw over it an air of du nese, w ic no .
John Lillywhite, s Lockyer, b
PARLIAMENT.
Helyer - 22 driver-Eliza Ashwin, of Broadway, Worcestershire, out - Barley oos 9d to 00s Od
before their lordships consisted of two branches-one the house not to introduce them with the utmost speed even the abundant programme of sport could altogether p, .
arr (given), b Grundy 24 County of Derby (Northern Division)-William Pole of business-John Lincoln, of Thompson, Norfolk, general - Ditto 00s Od to 00s Od 00s Od--16 do.
of which was the application to Ireland of all the late consistent with there being no blots left to be hit which dispel. Heavy clouds surcharged with rain swept across Wisden, b Clarke 3 Thornhill, Esq., in the room of William Evans, Esq., shopkeeper-Frederick Joseph Carwardine of Newport, - Ditto 00s Od to 00s Od
improvements in the administration of justice and pro. would enable unfair practitioners to make a harvest, the park, and occasionally distributed a portion of their Dean, b Grundy 8 not out 5 , who has accepted the office of Steward or Bailiff of Her Monmouthshire, attorney's clerk-Fleury White, of King- - Bere oos Orl to 00s Od Os Od
'-' Majesty's Chilt H dr 1 ston-upon-Hull, boot and shoe maker-Henry Humphreys, 93 Oats
cedure adopted in this country. More than 140 clauses as was often the case, out of their imperfect legisla- contents, rendering the day sufficiently uncomfortable, Bushby, s Lockyer, b Hillyer.. 8 ernA.Rty2 ec s.
12s 2d to 13s Od
OFFICE, JULY 26. of Brondanw, Merionethshire, out of business-Richard - Ditto 00s Od to 00s 01 00s Od - do.
of the bill were directed to that object ; the re- tem-they must not be adopted without that full and without being actually wet. The company, which Box, c Adams, b Grundy ........ 2
mainder were not to apply the law of this country to mature considehation which was desirable. One word scarcely reached a numerical average, was composed James Lillywhite, c Adams, b 2nd Regiment of Life Guards-Lieutenant Henry Dal- Latimer of Berryedge, Durham, clerk-Edward Walker, - Ditto 00s 0.1 to 00s Od
Ireland, but to improve that law in some most essential as to " form, against which objections had been chiefly of gentlemen-the patrons, amateurs, and pro- Grundy 0 ton Wittit Lyon, from the 2nd Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, of Durham, miller-Charles Melon, of Kidderminster, out - Pigs ........... .00s Od to 00s Od 003 Od per cwt..
and valuable respects. There was hardly out of the raised, even modified as it was. The reason why fessionals of the turf. Only a few ladies appeared upon H. Hoare, Esq., not out I
Wide.. vice Hawksley, who exchanges, July 26.
1 2nd Dragoons-Lieutenant Archibald Campbell Douglas of business.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Quantity sold at the highest prices :-
00 barrels white wheat ; 0 red ; 0 barley ; 00 bell ;
improvements introduced into this bill that had not re- form was retained was, that it was apprehended, from the Grand Stand. In that portion of the building re- _ Hawksley, from the 2nd Life Guards, to be Lieutenant, 25 oats ; 0 pigs.
- Thomas Holden, John Taylor, and Thomas Andrews, of
ceived the sanction of the Learned Common Law Corn- their knowledge of human nature, by the judges, that served for the exclusive occupation of the Duke of Rich- Total BO Total ............ 8 vice Lyon, who exchanges, July 25.
Bolton and Leigh, Lancashire attorne s (so far as regards Quantity of grain and number of pies sold last week •••••• A
. missioners, as testified by their rePorts, and Particularly if they left persons to tell their own story in their own mond was observed the noble proprietor, who every The match will be resumed this morning at half-past 7th Light Dragoons-Lieutenant Thomas Pedder to be John Taylor)-John Ta lor aied. Thorny Andrew of 80l- Wheat, 26. 13arley, 32. Bere, 00: Oats 516. Pi. el ".
by their second and most valuable report. In some re- words they would infinitely more perplex and embarrass lover of sport regrets to learn has been recently suffering t '1 k ' o d t nable the Public Schools Captain, by purchase, vice Sir William Ridley Charles
en ococ,in r er o e ton•le-Moors, L la. Ytt HaB 18' F . Return f ttl ld f ' ' g
ancas ire, a orneys- enry Gryl s, rancis o ca eso or week ending July 23 :-
h form as was
Cooke Bart , who retires • Cornet Frederick Coates to be
spects the bill went beyond that report, but in most re- the matter than if they retained so mhuc from indisposition. Several members of his grace s
' Matches to be entered upon. One quarter of an hour Symons, and William Michell Grylls, of Redruth, Corn- Pigs, 197. Sheep, 441. Cows, 62.
d that
Lieut ' t.b
h '*c Pedder J 1 26.
spects he entirely agreed with the authors of this bill, still left. He was satisfied that was ti e car, anth family, and the distinguished guests who are partici- after the termination of this match, those exciting con- s _ enah.,_ y pure ase, vi e ,h uy .
,_ . _ wall, printers-John Garmston and Jonathan Worthington PRICES OF BUTTER.
and thought they had made a great improvetnent upon the adoption of so much form saved t iem rom e ese pating the hospitalities of Goodwood-house during the tests will be commenced. 13th Light Dragoons-Cornet Jo n Davis wading
Master) to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Blair, who of the Llencaiach and Gilva h IVI • h C 1 • • • '
a,ins
.a o heries, Cardiff, . CANT.
the reports of the English commissioners. The bill of a great many unnecessary words, which would be in- meeting, formed a numerous party. ..
South Wales-G. F. Rossitere CURRENCY.
821
retires July 26. and Edwin Augustusßossiter, First quality
d 1 arties were let sa what they pleased. In con- Subjoined are the details of the racing, which com- of 122 e. London-wall wholesale cloth*
iers-Josiah Barnett Second quality
might not satisfy some by not going far enough, and serte 1 p
y •• • th tth THE FIRST ELEVEN v. THE NEXT EIGHTEEN 39th Foot-Staff-Surgeon of the Second Class Francis " , 90s Second quality
might alarm others by going too far. But he remem- elusion, he had only to express his willingness a e menced at half-past one o'clock and terminated at five. OF SHEFFIELD. Reid, M.D., to be Surgeon, vice John Metge Bartley, -
and Wm. Waters, of 10, Lower Charies-street Clerkenwell Third quality 7s°
84s Third quality
James Foster, John Fletcher, and W'lli ,F
73°
bered what his late hon. and learned friend Sir W. bill should be read e second time now, and that those
CRAVEN STAKES (Handicap) of 5 sovs. each, with 50 This match commenced at Hyde-park Ground, Shef- M.D., who retires upon half-pay, July 26. azs:etche7, of Fourth quality .
Follett said to no rash reformer or speculative dealer in Portions of it to wh hid a
ich he a lluded should be passed
if th s t till Octo- added. Craven Course. One mile and a quarter. field, on Monday. The state of the score at the con- 50th Foot-Paymaster Hodder Roberts, from the 59th Woodhouse Carr, Yorkshire, cloth finishes- hB teau Fifth uality
and Victor Al' fl 9 it d. L' d' P• k ' q
ix, o , e ion-square, le sin ers- Sixth quality 7Bs Fifth quality 69°
590
68s Sixth quality
innovations. That individual said, in respect to some into a law as soon as posses e, even ey a .
(12 subs.)
elusion of the day s play was as follows :- Foot, to be Paymaster, vice Fair, who exchanges, July 26. James Thomas Sainsbury and. William Michael Lemm f
'nine. clauses being left to
59th Foot-Paymaster Alexander Fair, from the 50th • 0 CORR.-Flour-First, 15s Od to 16s 6d ; extra, 18s o,d;
proposal for improvement-" If you do this you will not ber for the purpose, the re.maa e
Mr. H. Hill's Ireland's Eye, by Harkaway, 3 yrs THE MIGHTEEN. 89, London-road, auctioneers-Sherman Webster and An- seconds 13s
be allowed to stop here, and you will have to go fur- stand over for a future session.
-. 6st 81b (Wells) I First Innings. Foot, to be Paymaster, vice Roberts, who exchanges, .
son Hardy, of L I la. b k , Od to 15s Od • households 10 tl2Od • tbiree
July 26. iverpoo ,s ip ro ers - John Bayley, es to Os od per ewt i . , 8 0 8 ,
...j ;
tiler." Sir W. Follett's reply was, " The question is, The bill was read a second time and ordered to De
Mr. R. White's The Little Savage 4 yrs, 7st (Steggles) 2 c Hallam, b Skelton .. ............................ 10 Richard Dewherst, and John Dowse of Ashton-under- oatmeal lls 6d tq• • . eal-Inclian meal, es Od to 78 u_t,
62nd Foot-Captain Robert Ambrose Shearman to be , o 1-s , wheatmeal, lOs Od to lls od per ell
is this a right thing to be done in itself ; if so, do it, committed.
Bill Mr. Greville's Exhibition, 3 yrs, 'fist llb ...(Harding) 3 c Chatterton, b Wright o Major, by purchase, vice Goode, who retires ; Lieutenant -
Lne cotton s inn (s fa e le Richard D If 0
Yjnin,
es
Kin,p
anedrs
Jaoniesr as eineoare
~ ew trs s Indian corn, 6/ 17s 6d to 71 7s 6d per t n B 41 70 "-
and then wait until some attempt is made to go further The Spitalfields to Shoreditch Improvement was
The followin also ran :-Convulsion Gra eshot
g s P • c Ellison, b Skelton .. .................. - .......
y p Captain, by purchase, brewers - Jan Robin n d Robert W 1 f
Kg, jun., of I lymouth, to 41 10s Od per ton. Hay-Farmel o • ran'
•s, 22s Od to 32s Od ; average'
ommittee
than is right, and then resist that." The first thing to passed through c .
Speed the Plough, Babette, Lady Isabel, Corybantes, b Wright
The Dublin Parliamentary Registration Bill, the Bel-
b Wright .................................... 3 He ham North b ls°d an
' average, Os per ton, Straw,,,
be regarded in a measure o is i as o row ope
• f th• 'send wt th n William Rufus, Apostate. Feilding to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hopkinson ; andx John Faulk
um crop ,ererrlaers -t osephffHarw.ick Farmers, 28s Od to 31s Od ; average, 28s ; dealers, 30s Od's
the courts of law as wed possible to suits that ought fast Municipal Boundaries Bill, and the Municipal Co -
Bte 7 t 2 agst Ap a e o ach ast Gra e-
e mg- o ost t,st 1 e g p b Skelton .. 1 Charles Campbell Cubitt, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, nner'Alfred Wvoord aamnpd on,nhSta ordshire, 34s Oil ; average, Os. per ton. Bread-Wheaten leaf 600
1 e as Amendment Bill were read a second time.
poration Act run out . ............................ 8 tea-dealers - Joh
to be brought there, and to close them as much as pos- shot and Ireland's Eye, 6to 1 each agst Corybantes and vice Feilding, July 26. J n Green, of Od ; household ditto, 54c1 to Od per 41b.-F sh b ' led te
The Customs Duties Bill was read a second time, on b Wright ............ 0 Ashton-under-Lyne importers of clocks-Lewellin Per- 11d per lb. Eggs, 3s fod to 4s OJ. per hundre utter,
of,
65th Foot-Lieutenant George Meyler to be Captain, by red. Meat -11,6
Bible against all cases that ought not to be brought. Little Savage. not out 3 rin and Joh **ll. Ch
il mini
,h apman, of Kingsyseod, 4ed to 8d ; mutton, 6d to 6std ; veal, 5d to 8d ; pork, 5° y
With respect to those suits which were brought, it the motion of Lord STANLEY (of Alderly), without a
After the first fifty yards Apostate took the lead, with b Skelton • 0 purchase, vice Trafford, who retires ; Ensign John Owen Gle t h• n
uces ers ire, wool en cot manufacturers - William 6d ; bacon, 7cl to 8d ; sausages, 6d per lb.- Fish, Newfoille;
was desirable so to contrive it that there should be word of remark.
Grapeshot and Corybantes well laid up, the ruck follow- c Berry, b Skelton 1 Jones Priestley to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Meyler, •
Bilby and Robert Last, of Melton, Suffolk, builders- land, 00/. Os to 00/ Os per ton ; Scotch h ' 00s to o°e;
MISSIONARY BISHOPS' BILL. July 26. s
errings, . ,
as little litigation, and that the decision should be as ing in close order. At the foot of the hill Apostate Ibw, b Wright 3 Henry Van Wart, sen. Henry Van Wart, jun., Isaac Red, do., 30s per bre-Potatoes •
The house then went into committee on this bill. 79th Foot-Ensign Archibald Campbell Campbell, from , white, 8d to 106 Dee-
speedy as possible. The operation of the bill now declined, and Little Savage came out and took up the c Rowbotham, b Skelton
W 1 ,es
an art, of Birmingham and 00d to 00d.-Coals, Newport, 19s ; Lydney 19s • cube, s ,
The Bishop of OXFORD explained that the object of
c Hallam, b Wright 7 the 82nd Foot, to be Ensign, vice Skinner, appointed to abroad, merich'antT(s .
before their lordships would be to diminish unjust running. At the distance he was challenged by Ire- the 82nd Foot, July 26. o far as regards Henry Van Wart, Od per ton.-Whiskey 25 oes 10d *1 .' 1 n''
litigation, and to reduce the expense of suits, It the bill was to enable that to be done for British sub-
land's Eye, who obtained the lead at the corner of the run out 0 82nd Foot-Ensign Robert Francis Henry Macgregor jun.)-Henry Shaw and Walter Blackett, of 47, Mortimer- Hides, market, 30s ' .P.' per imperial gal 0
,m.ii
to 365; Salted, 30s to 38s per cwt. (17,
was proposed that in all plaints both plaintiff and dejects which could now be done only for foreigners. The
Stand, went on, and won very cleverly by half a length; b Wright o Skinner, from the 79th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Campbell, tt C d• h
sanree , aven is -square, house. agents-John Whitbread skins, 3ed per lb.-Bangor slates 2/. 17s. 6d to 3/ per ton_s„f'-
fendant should swear that, to the best of their know- 26th of George 111., chap. 84, provided that the Arch-
three lengths between the second and third. Close be- c Skelton, b Wright 2 appointed to the 79th Foot, July 26. d Wm. Starkey, of West Smithfield, sheep salesmen- Fleece wool, 18s to 20s per stone.-Hern , 35/.. eo 401. F-
ledge and belief, their statements in the written sum- bishop of Canterbury or the Archbishop of York should
hind the latter were William Rufus, Grapeshot, Cory- b Wright
wides 1
2 94th Foot-Assistant-Surgeon John Matthew Biddle, Thos. Mason, Booth Mason, and Hugh Mason, of Ashton- ton-Timber, Memel, 3/. 15s ; red p'n 3/Pl5 ll ic d"
le, . s;ye o 4,
undero-.Lyne, cotton spinners (s 9 far as regards Booth Mason) 3/. ss. per ton ; deals, 1
mons and defence were true To this he gaw no objee- have power to consecrate to the office of bishop persons
b t d S dth P 1 h C 1 • dL d
lan es, an . pee e oug . onvu sion an a y from the Staff, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Menzies, pro- 91. to 201. per hundred. Bark, 1","
tion whatever, and there were man ' - tb ' b. t f the Crown, after having first ob-
y precedents for such no emg su jec s o
sabel were in the extreme rear. Total - -
48 moted on the Staff, July 26. Baddeley and Thos. Phillips, of Gloucester, tailors- U. to 10/. 10s. per ton.-Tallow, 54s to 54s 6cl per cwt. goP"
a course in the practice both of the courts of law and tained the consent of her Majesty under the sign manual,
MATCH, 100/. h ft, one mile ; Bst 71b each. THE ELEVEN.. 2nd West India R,egiment-Thomas Mackesy Vincent, EaliftaltlaHal,talney, renbHytllely, ang Geuae Hort,i•ctlai, 71. 10s to OZ. per cwt.- Tar, Archangel, 193. per b 1 re°'
r .- G
Peruvian, 121. Os to 00/. per ton.
Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Manion, whose ap- Ham Henrye'Fowlceass, OPE vrrereseeel7,Bg; meesrsseet srilreea, ncarp en •-
equity. One great point to be attained was the encour- and this bill proposed to give the same powelrs, under
b Mr. J. M. Stanley's Hybla, by Bay Middleton First Innings. pointment has been cancelled, July 26. ..-----___------...............,
agetnent of compromises, for every facility ought to be the same restriction, for tlie consecration of British su -
(Manson) 1 at Martin, b Thorpe - ters-Thomas Bazley, Henry Bazley, and Lucy Bazley, of
ects to be bishops in foreign countnes.
e Champion, b Shearstone Manchester, yarn merchants-William Coward a d Rob t COURSE OF EXCITANT:iv ee
given for settline• a suit after it had been brought into i Lord H. G. Lennox's Gavotte , .(Flatman) 2 .. 0 donald, Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase, vice
In answer to the Earl of CHICHESTER,
h Thorpe 1 1 Parkinson, of Preston Lancashire, joiners Ge'Or er
--e4- X ESTERDAY.
• ge Tully Amsterdam.... •• . ..... 11
court. The law- as it et present stood allowed the pay-
Cunynghame, promoted, July 26.
' c The Bishop of OXFORD said, it was provided that FIFTY POUNDS added to a Sweepstakes of 5 sovs. each ; not out 43 Crosland and Samuel Ellison, of Leeds, brush manufac- Ditto, three months .. 16'/?. •Gibralta
merit of money into court in certain cases and in certan -
HOSPITAL-STAFF.-Assistant-Surgeon Edward Menzies turers. Rotterdam ...... 11 18`e 'Le h r --::::::::: TO
- ' rson consecrated under this act might exercise his two-yr-olds, sst 71b ; three, 7st 91b ; four, Bst 41b ; c and b Thorpe 3O from the 194th Foot, to be Staff-Surgeon of the Second .. •••• li Ise, g ern "" ' •• 74
cases only. The absurdities which formerly existed in any Pe .
Antwerp .........,
.... 25 1, Pen" •• •• ••••-" " " 23
3 -
sos office of bishop in any part of our dependencies not five, Bst 121 b. ; six and aged, 9st. The winner to be c Champion, b Woollen 2 Class, vice Reid, appointed to the 39th Foot ; Augustus SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Bnissels ............ 2 22,21Mi1an ..-•••• " " - - -
this respect has been done aw2ty with, and since 1 ..,
- • ll , already included in any existing dioceses, but only by sold for 100/. T.Y.C. (5 subs.) c Waterfall, bJ. Thompson l4 Frederick Turner, Gent., to be Assistant-Surgeon to the John Toshach, of Glasgow, cabinetmaker, Jtily 29 and flamburgb
..........::
.2 2214,vethee
................ -
money was allowed to be paid into court, genera y
cense under the Royal si n manual.
warrant or li , s• Mr. Carter's Farmer's Boy, by Trueboy, 4 yrs Bst not out 32 Forbes, vice Biddle, appointed to the 94th Foot, July 26. August 19, at two, at Shearer's Temperance Hotel, alas- Altona .... - .......... '6
_6%
,I•faples ......... • ...• •• • !I%
speaking, in all cases of contract and quasi contract.-
41b (Bar'eter) 1 c W. Waterfall, b Thorpe 1
Paris ••••••••• • • • • • • • • • 25 NI
i male.ermo • , , , .
o.
.. ~, , , , 125
UNATTACHED.-Lieutenant John F. Ferris, from the gow.
The bill then passed through committee, and
There, however, it stopped s.liort, at that very point
b 6,1. b 1, wll lB Ditto, three months • • 25 22%1L' bst," a •• ' ..... "•• • ' 1234
k Mr Vickers's Himalaya 2 rs sst 71b
Their lordships a,djourned at a quarter to 8 o'cloc . . ,y , (Wells) 2 97th Foot, to be Captain, without purchase, July 26. Alexander Bruce, of Auchinblae, Kincardineshire, inn- Marseilles.. ..... ••.•- 25 25 lois •4,..n ••••••••• • • • • • ' • 5 '
where it was most essential for the purpose of Prevent-
Mr. Jordan's Jessamine, 2 yrs. sst 71b (Quinton) 3 - - BREVET.-Captain Edmund Roche, on half-pay Unat- keeper, August 1 and 22, at twelve, at William Melvin's, Bourdeaux .........., , , _ 1-1?°-- •• .. .... eeti
ing oppressive, unjust, and frivolous litigation. En cases Total 162 Rio Janeiro .. ..
••• • • • --•
Duke of Richmond's Homebrewed, 4 yrs Bst 4lb tached (late on the Staff of Major-General Sir Joseph innkeeper, Arduthie, by Stonehaven. Franktort-on.-Maine .... 119.3 i 1 Buenos Ayres•••••• .• •• :: ---
of tort no payment of money was allowed, and therefore HOUSE OF COMMONS-(YESTERDAY.)
' (Flatman) 4 Thackwell, G.C.8.), to have the rank of Major in the Berlin ........... ••• • • - INew York, 60 dit•3;;'•8•1• ht '''''
however willing, and anxious both parties might be to GOVERNMENT OF INDIA BILL. Mr. T. Stevens's Indiana, 3 yrs, sst 71b (Chit) 5 GENTLEMEN v. PLAYERS OF MIDDLESEX. Army, July 21, 1849. Vienna . ..... .....• •• .. 10 57 IPhil ad elphia .... . . g.. ---
settle their disputes out of court, the law imposed this
The committee on this bill was then resumed. Betting-2 to 1 agst Himalaya, sto 2 agst Indiana, Th.
is match was played on the Bow Ground on Monday, MEMORANDUM.-The Christian names of Ensign and SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Trieste
restriction upon them-that the money should. not be Mr. J. G. PHILLIMORE moved the insertion of the 3to 1 agst Homebrewed. The race was with the first bei testi •1t th eri
ng a moma o e m ,
ts of Goodhew bowler to Lieutenant Clayton, appointed to the lst or Grenadier Re-
so, Petersburgh............ 38 !Foreign Gold in Bars 'La 17 9„
Madrid .......... ••• • .. 50 Portugal Gold Coin 0 0 ',1,,,
paid into court. This bill removed that objection, and
2 the Bow and Upton Clubs. The result on the first hands giment of Foot Guards on the Bth July, are "Fitz Roy
followine clause :-" And whereas it is expedient that a three, Farmer's Bo makin the runnin and winnin
CUSTOM-HOUSE, JULY 26. Cadiz .......... .••• • • .. 50%.Mexican Dollars • • 0 4 I„,' ,
rightly and justly allowed the payment of money into
tributialashould be constit td to decide upon and take b th rt yf
I gth Th g.,
d b t th-
u e . y ree qua ers o a eng . e secon ea e of each side left a balance of 15 in favour of the Players. Augestus Talbot," and not
.Fitzroy Augustus Talbot, as Barcelona.. .. - 1 New Dollars -•• 0 0 ",,,•
court in all cases whatever. Among other means of
The gentlemen, in their second effort, made 24 onl previously stated. The Christian names of Second Lieu- ENTERED INWARDS. - The Princess Royal (s), from Seville •••• • • • • .... ••.. - saver in bars :: •• • • l'
.... 0 5 '
cognizance of any disputes t m
hat ay arise between the third by four lengths Very bad fourth The winner 3r, tenant Templeraan annointed to the sth Foot on th t
el 7 h Hamburg ; Anna Maria Horsens ; Frau Gebri, Verel ;
checking unjust litigation and of givine relief to parties f1.3••h1 cl" d t• P• t ' e • - • nine wickets remaining to go down. The score stood as -- '2 -
. . '. . , e , government o rites nla an any naive 'lnce no was claimed. January, 1801, are ' John Wh,itntash." The Christian Dublin Lass, Guernsey ; 'Anthonie, Horsens ; Omen, Aal- -
without the eecessitv of driving tnem to go to law an
- ' a British subject ; and to interpret any treaty of which
Mama 200/., h ft. T.Y.C. follows :-
names of Lieutenant Trent, of the eBth Foot, are " Harri- borg ; Hoffnung Nvlsiobing ; Patriot, Hookseil ; Janet, SEABORIVE MAILS.
improvement in the law of arbitration had also alwa s 1
y tie meanin may be dis uted between any native Prince Duke of Bedford's Petrel, by Weatherbit, 3yrs Bst GENTLEMEN. son Walke John." The Christian names of Ensign Clutter- Bandholm • Adolphine Veile • Victoria Taeanroe • Vo- —O--
ppeared to him to be most unnecessary. Last eession, h Bg• • h 13
bit ted th t the First Innings. buck, of the 12th Foot, are " John Hylton," and not Hut- lento, Hay' i' is lee' 1 ' M 'fl 6' T
and t, e . ris government, e eeac , a 21b (Petit) 1 Batten, c Abrathat, b Harwood 0 annah ; Freeencea, -oo gest: ay ewer, ar- (N signifies that the mails are sent fro the General Post-off cs
ton, as previously stated. ragona ; Margaret, Dantzic ; Haber, Gefle ; Maid of Kent, by the night-and lif by the moming --d' mo
t h
:nd in the beginnine of the' in a measure which had
„,
at each residency shall henceforth be
Queen e ju ges p
.d . .
Lord 11. G. Lennox's Julien, 4yrs, Bst 71b (Flatman) 2 Blackett, run out . 0
been before their Im7dships for extendingthe jurisdiction respectively a competent court to deci e any question in COMMISSARIAT.- Deputy Assistant-CommissaiT-Gene- Caen • Irene, Memel • Nordjternen Christianstadt ; Ra- ----- - is.
a C .]
of County Courts, it had been so arranged as to make dispute between the government of British India and HAM STAKES of 100 sovs. each, h ft, for 2yr-olds ; colts, Cresswell, b Harwood 5 ral Philip Pearson Harris has been permitted to resign his chel, 'Porto Rico ; dagdaline Sophie, Aalborg ; London, _______ ---
Wood, b Mortlock l4 Day when made tn, From what when
• Commission in the Commissariat Department. New York • Thetis, Arica ; Jessie, Pillau ; Hermina Nes- COUN
County Court judges official arbitrators; and he hoped to any native Prince not a subject of the British Crown Bst 101 b ; and fillies, Bst 71b. Certain allowance. The
Sherman, b Kippin 25 TRIES. in General Post- Port due Jo,
bring in a bill on this subject either during the present or who shall appeal to such tribunal, and that an appeal owner of the second horse to receive 200 sovs. out of
A. English, b Kippin 2 Commission signed by the Vice-Admiral of the County of sures, Stett'in i Minerva, Stralsund ; Vila, Odessa. Office, London.. Dispatched. Engles.'
early in the next session, amending the whole law of arbi- from the decision of such tribunal shall lie to the Court the stakes. T.Y.C. (39 subs.)
Alexander, cHarwood, b Mortlock 2 York. ENTERED OU W
T ARDS FOR LOADING.-The Poretius, America(byßrit.pack)N Ever F I -------
tration, which at present was in a most unsatisfactory con- of Privy Council in this country, and that such decision Lord Clifden's Alembic, by Touchstone, Bst 101 b Morton, c Pet'y, b Kippin
dition. The principle of English law was, that a party of the C tf P • C -1 hllb fi 1 Th t ever
our o rivy ounci sae na . a y . . (F. Butler) I Boyce, b Lawrence , l3 Deputy Vice-Admiral of the said county, June 25. Breeze, Dunkirk ; Jane, Antwerp ; Janet Boyd, Barba- packet) .... • • ....N July 26 ••• • • ... Liverpool ••• Aug. 2
could not recover unless there was an appearance of his person having a vote for the election of a member of Lord Derby's Sortie, by Melbourne, Bst 41b Walmisley, c Petty, b Kippin 0 COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY THE LORD-LIEUTENANTS. me •• • fp •
does ; John Myers, Chesbourg ; Adonis, Bremen ; Alfred, America (by U States
a eira ; City o ans (s), Bouloene ; Dukels, Antwern • packet) ..........N Aug. 3 .
adversary. This principle was all right, but nothing arliament in this country, who shall have resided five (Templeman) 2 Rudge, c Kippin, b Lawrence 3 County Palatine of Durham-William Robinson Robin- Gesch •t•Hb h • J h leldh
weis ic, am urg ,o n am, Odessa ; Lon- ete )
- ' Australia (via South- - ••'• • • • Southampton July 27
could be more absurd than the manner in which our law,
vp ars in India, shall have a vote in the election of such Mr. W. Etwall's Andover, by Bay Middleton, Bst G. Moore, b Paul 1 son, Esq., to be Deputy-Lieutenant, July 20. don, New York ; Montague, Havre ; Marie, do. ; Ormero, DilLtino-(vin li •• • ...If • • •I‘i,liSept. 4 ......., , , Southampton Aug. 4
until very lately, carried it into execution. You could aierectors of the East India Company as are not norai- 71b (A. Day) 3 Wakins, b Goodhew l9 2nd or North Durham Regiment of Militia-Richard Beyrout ; Queen of the East, Sydney ; Sylph, Copen- Ditto (viaa eaapreseel lea
k;'d Sept. 8 ........ ... Dover ...... July el
Evennett, not out s Lamb, Esq., to be Captain, July 20.
only at law compel the appearance of a defendant by The following also ran-Eccleston, Stonehenge, Boer,
hagen ; Vrow, Greetje, Amsterdam ; Vrow Heeljeina, Hope) .....
nated by the Crown."
Baker, b Goodhew 4 Durham Militia Artillery-Henry Stobart, Esq., late of Zaandam ; Queen, Calcutta. • •.....N August 4 .... •• .. London uncertsli''
Africa (West Coast)..N July 30 .... •• . . Ply ••• • • ly 28
proceeding to outlaw him-a clumsy form of proceeding Mr. LOWE opposed the clause as such a, tribunal Baalbec, and Reel colt.
Page, c Grimsdiek, b Popjoy 0 the Royal Artillery, to be Captain Commandant, with the ei Alexandria..........N 8,9, 24, &30 Wm* DovineuutU ••ju3 r- 2 9
entailing considerable delay. Upon the outlawry you ' lilts of the natives Betting-5 to 4on Andover (25 to 1 taken to some
,LEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.-The Janet Willis
would be unsuited to the feelings and w. , _ . .
Byes 11, wide 4, no balls 2 - 4
for Calcutta ; Thames, Harnburgh ; Sally, Antwer : ut ampton Aug.
•ht • d • t hE h d
mg seize an carry in ot e xc equer the procee s of India. money about him for the Derby), 3to 1 agst Sortie, 6
in the South Durham Militia, to be Captain ; Willie, P , Bahamas ..... • • ....RI 2nd of the month So
of his personal property, and to a certain degree you Mr. BRIGHT suggested that all disputes between to 1 agst Boer, Bto 1 each agst Alembic and Baalbec, Total • l2O Randolph Innes Hopkins, Gent., to be First Lieutenant ;
,e
m Elizabeth, Bruges ; Jane Grey, Cape of Good Hope • Belgium
Antwerp ; Epaminonclas, Adelaide ; Ruckers Bar: Brazil .. :: ••••• • - • • N l'allY' •"••• • • • • • uthampton Aug. 1
Dover ...... Daily
might affect hie real estate. By this proceeding the native princes and individnals should be settled by the and 10 to 1 agst Reel colt. Boer, with Sortie, Andover, PLAYERS. Collingwood Lindeay Wood, Gent, to be First Lieute- an'', •• •• •• ....hi 9th of the month.. Southampton Aug. 16
plaintiff gained little or nothing, and great injustice was Privy Council. This was the late Sir R. Peel's proposed Baalbec, and Eccleston well laid up, made the running First Innings. nant ; Charles William Bell, Gent., to be Second Lieute- badoes ; Sarah, Antwerp ; Fame (s) and Ceres dalais •
Panther (s), Ostend ; Stad Dordrecht, DordreclA ; Seine Cape of
Buenos Ayres ........M 9th of the month S
Good Hope ..N 14th of the monili Pluthampton Aug, 1.
likely to result as against the defendant, who might be t d d h h -ht th 1 •eht b well re-inserted to the corner of the Stand inclose, where Sortie, with
an e t ong op an mi, e Abrathat, b Wood lO nant, July 20.
(s) Boulogne ; Monarch, Calcutta; City of London I I Cape of Good Hope ..N
,s,• Cape de Verde . ymouth .. July 26
Plymouth .
absent in America, or in the Greek Islands, or anywhere •on' • • Andover at her girths, went in advance, but in the last Lawrence, b Sherman 5 Royal Glamorgan Light Infantry Militia-Hugh Jenner, . _ ..N 14th of the month. Plymouth • 6
into this bill.
Da'nkirk. Ceylon (see India) .. July 2
else, and might have no means of becoming acquainted
Sir C. WOOD did not think it would be advisable three or four strides they were caught by Alembic, who Goodhew, c Blackett, b Wood l3 Esq., to be Captain, July 4.
0ey10n.......• ......N 14th of the month Pim
with what was going on. The law on this point ha,d to ado • • 1 th e• t. fth h won cleverly by three quarters of a length. A neck
pt either this c ause or e suoges ion o e on. Paul, Ibw, b Wood 3 Hertfordshire Militia-Octavius Frederic Timins, lath Channel Isles ........N Mon „Wed ,licierld. South°Lith ••
julY
26°
been very much improved of late, but it was still im- between second and third. Reel colt, Baalbec, and Payne, run out 2O Captain 82d Regiment of Foot, to be Captain, July 21. LIVERPOOL, JULY 26.
am ton ,Tu.Th.
Chili . ........... AI zd & 17th of mon P 1
member for Manchester.
Mortlock, b Sherman 44 King's Own Light Infantry Regiment of Militia-Coles The Maria, from Rio Janeiro to London, 52 days out, China (see India) th Southampton Aug. 1
perfect ; and the bill now before their lordships greatly
Sir J. W. HOGG insisted that the establishment of Boer were the next three.
Popjoy, b Morton ' - 0 Lewis Harris, Gent., to be Ensign, June 11 ; Samuel was spoken with in lat. 36, long. 38, Constantinople .... - N 7,9,17,21,&27
improved the present practice, taking advantage of the a.,, ~ , ~ ,
tuts triuunat wouiu De inconsistent with the existence GRATWICKE STAKES Of 100 soya. each. h ft, for 3-yr- Harwood, b Sherman 2 James Remnant, Gent., to be Ensign, June 28. The Osmanli (s s), from Osmanli, arrived at the Cape of Constantinople of m. Dover .. July 30
4th it 20th of mon. South •• • •
empton Aug. 4 „„
analogous proceedings in equity and in the civil bill of the Government of India, a,nd the committee would olds ; colts Bst 101 b, fillies Bst 51b ; certain allowances ; Petty, c Cresswell, b Wood 1 Cont. of Europe•• ••• • • •
Northumberlandßegimentof Militia-LieutenantJames Good Hope on the 28th of May, and sailed for Melbourne Egypt (see India?l 8' S Twice dallY .... - Dover ...... Twlceda"
courts, which had been found to work in a perfectly sa-
therefore act unwisely if they adopted it. the second-horse to receive 200 sovs. and the third to Grimsdick, b Sherman 7 Crosby Anderson, to be Captain ; Lieutenant Frederick June 5. She sailed from hence on the 16th of April. France
tisfactory manner, availing itself of well-devised plans After a few words from Mr. BRIGHT, save his stake. One mile and a half: (34 subs.) Kippin, b Sherman 4 Lnssan Loinsworth, to be Captain ; Lieutenant William .• •• •• •• M& N Twice dall
Gibraltar ..., , ,
....3/ 4, „, ,_, Y• • • ... Dover ....•• Twicedaili
for serving process so as to avoid hardship to the plaintiff Mr. J. S. PHILLIMORE declared that such a tri- Duke of Bedford's Sittingbourne, by Chatham, Sheppard, not out o Adamson, to be Captain ; Lieutenant John Forster Baird,
VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Greece (see India) i i i 20, 27 of m. Southampton iJuly 26
and prevent injustice to the defendant. Upon one part bunal as that which he proposed, existed in almost every Bst 101 b (Rogers) 1 Byes 14, wide 11, no balls 1 26 to be Captain ; Ensign Francis Blake, to be Lieutenant, Greytown ...... •• ..M 2nd & 17th of mon. ,:outh 1 1
am ton Axe - ,
of this rneasure he had some doubts, being rather in- civilized country in the world, and he could see no Lord Derby's Umbria], Bst 10lb (F. Butler) 2 vice Anderson, promoted ; Ensign William Aubone Potter, The Prius Mauritz, Liverpool to Sydney, New South H
ii :vmabnurg h . . . . • . • . , ,
nah N Tuesday & Friday Londo P • •
n iTues. Sti '
clined to agree with the Common Law Commissioners h India should not have the benefit of Duke of Richmond's Pharos, Bst 71b (Flatrnan) 3 Total 135 to be Lieutenant, vice Loinsvrorth, promoted ; Ensign Wales June 4, lat. SN. long. 21 W.
Holland ... • ••• - M 2nd of the month Southampton 'Aug. 1 ~
reason w y
The 'Ann Betsey, London to Calcutta, June 14, lat. 6
John David Scott, to be Lieutenant, vice Adamson, pro- M Wednesday & Sat.
Honduras .::• • • • • • • London ... ..Imon.Tllo'
in thinking that this bill was wrong in joining th e one too. Lord Exet . Ph • 7 t 131 b
er s rygia, s (Norman) 4
moted, July 21. N. long. 23 W. M 17th of the month. Southampton'Aug. 16
India (viaSoutlisiM•i*
summons and the plea, the writ and the declare- Mr J. A. SMITH supported the clause. Mr. R. E. Cooper's Letus, Bst 101 b (Templeman) 5 GREENWICH REGATTA. The Mona, Liverpool to —, June 17. 240th of mon. Southampton 'Arrived
tion TT
3d Regiment of the Royal Surrey Militia-Richd. John India (via Marsent a Zit'
• -se doubted 'IS to the ro riety of making , • th • d without a division "I
The clause was en negative . . . Betting-5 to 2 and 3tol on Sittinghourne, who
The Catherine Cart, Liverpool to Calcutte, June 18, lat. lonian Isles (see India) 2th of month Dover ...• ..I.lu/y 31
4o- Blunt, Esq., July 19 ; Hepworth David Barclay, Esq.,
the declaration d h 1 pp
• b th
an te p ea, one, because it put o Mr. BRIGHT moved the insertion of the following made all the running, and vron hard held by two lengths, The 76th annual regatta at this favourite place of July 20 ; Chas. Francis Evelyn, Esq., July 22, to be 10 N., long. 23 W. . Ireland .... M& N
arties to th
•• .• Twice daily ...... Holyhead .. Twicesiell
13 e expense of a declaration ; whereas, in clause :- " Whereas it would tend to a more speedy and a long interval separating each of the others. summer resort, under the patronage of the Right Hon. Captains. The Batavier, London to Batavia. Lisbon .• • ..• •• • .....M 7,9, 17, &28of m. Southampton Arrived
many cases the mere issue of the writ • ht
mie compel the effective administration of Indian Affairs in England, MATCH, 50, h ft. Tele.C, Give and take weights, 14 Earl Fitzhardinge took place on Monday, and, as usual, 2d Regiment of the Royal Surrey Militia-Wynn de Madeira
The Brockett, from Waterford, June 16, lat. 47 N., idadeira ••••• • • • • • ..M 9th of the month Southampton!Aug. 16
performance of what w d sir d and s'o the
a! e e , . . expense b • 7lbs for every inch above
and would materially-diminish the expenditure of such hands 7st 71 , , . . , attracted many thousand spectators, the banks and the Cerjat, July 8, to be Lieutenant. long. 21 W. mt •• •• •• ...... N July 30.....• •• .. Plymouth .. ljuly 28
of proceeding furthe
The Westmoreland, Liverpool to Philadelphia, June 23, res-diaa (see India)
r might be avoided. That, how- d •• t t. •f the business of the two departments Lord H. G. Lennox s Whittington by Van Tromp, Royal Mid-Lothian Yeomanry Cavalry-Lieut.-Colonel
• • • • .• •• .• •...N 7,17,19,28, 30 of m.'Dover ......tytuy 29
a minis ra ion, 1 river presenting a most animated appearance. The race was
lat 47 N long 47 W
ever, was a matter for the consideration of th -
e com of the Board of Commissioners for the Affairs of India, Bst 71b (Flatman) 1 in five heats, by six free watermen of Greenwich, for a new the Hon. Sholto Lord Aberdour, to be Lieut.-Colonel Com- • e " Mauritius (see India)
The Cobequid, Clyde to Boston, June 12, lat. 41 N Mauri
mittee, and he confessed he had n t
mandant, vice Sir John Hope, Bart., deceased, July 11. tlus ..........N 14th of the month Plymouth I
•• July 26
nfident
. and the Court of Directors of . the East India Mr. Dorrien's Game Pullet,. Bet 71b (Kitchener) 2 boat valuesees/., with various money prizes for the other long. 30 W.
opinion on the subject. The r. •
Edinburgh Regiment of Militia-The Most Hon. William e Mexico ............le 2nd of the month.. Southampton'Aug• I
°1
af
vtherYb ell°.
p incip e o e i was to
Naples.. -.
bring about natural proced Company, were transacted in one and the same Betting-2 to lon Whittington, who made all the men. The coerse extended twice up and down the front Schomberg Robert, Marquis of Lothian, to be Captain The Agnes, St. George's, New Brunswick, to Liverpool, •• •.....N sthloth2sthormon. Dover .... HAug. 2
ere, and to reject as far as building, it shall be lawful for the said Board of running, and won easily by two lengths. of the town. ' June 23, lat. 43 N., long. 58 W. New Granada ......M 2d & 17th of mon i •
. th Southampton tug. - _.
possible and to abridge tecla vice Woolley, deceased, June 21.
New Zealand .......... By private ship ..IVariou - row
niae. al procedure. It effected
The Ocean Queen, St. John's, New Brunswick t L , S ports,Unee
the abolition of all forma of commissioners to provide and the said board shall, LAVANT STAKES, of 50 sovs. each, 30 ft, for 2-yr-olds ; For the first heat, which started at half-past ten, the BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
don, June 27, lat. 42 N., long. 46 W. , o on. Papal States - - ....N sthisth2s thofhion. 'Dover . lAu 2
ction which ought to have •e!
been done away with 'Ong ago. -,-,.(3 .e witain two years from the 30th day of April, 1854, colts, Bst 71b ; fillies, Bst 31b ; certain winners extra. whole of the men started, which after a very hard John Pinnock Th. k
ir ell, farmer, Cranbrook, Kent. The Emperor, New Orleans to Liverpool, June 25. Peninsula .. .. .. .. .. M 7 thl7 th 28 thofmon. 'South •• *t
•• ' g*
Peru .......... ~., m2d & 27th of mon c arnp on Arrived
Id- knew that the com- vide in some suitable situation, sufficient offices for The owner of the second horse to receive back his struggle was won by Samuel Carter (red), I ; George
• , outhampton Aug. i
missioners, in their first report, wer " 1 h • Pr° ' BANKRUPTS. The Marmion, Akyab to Europe, April 19, lat 9 .se Port Natal ..........N 14th er the month, P 1 6
e ettiee yoft at opi- the transaction of the business of the two departments stake. Half a mile. (17 subs.) Hinton (yellow), 2.
'July 2
nion, and had given their reasons fo Nathaniel Bradford Pierpoint surgeon, Little Pulteney- long 91 E. .1-se e Sicily .... ..
r a
.olishing all forms
Aug. 2
Of action, and for going from th as aforesaid ; and the said board is hereby empowered Mr. C. Vickers's Bay Celia, ley 9elando, Bst 31b The second heat was rowed for at 12 o'clock, and street, Golden-square, to auree;der Aueust 4 and SeP- The Mary Ann, Bombay t
.f a s Tuscany ............N sthlsth2sthofmon.lDoverr ..- ••, :: Ag. 2
e technical to the natural
o Liverpool, May 31, rudder Venezuela ~ ~ ......M 2d & 17th ohnonthiSouthamp•ton Attlig. 1
form of procedure - but, unhappily, after h to sell the buildings and premises now. occupied by the (A. Day) I finished in favour of John Groves (green), 1 ; Edward tember 8, at half-past one, at the Court of BankruPtcY. broken off Cape of Good -
Ffope, lat. 20 S., long. 1 W. Van Diemen'sLand (see
t e Common
Edwards, official assignee, Basinghall-street ; Cox, Old
Law Procedure Bill' of last year had been Court of Directors in Leadenhall-street, in the city of Capt. D. Lane's Epaminondas, Bst 71b (Marston) 0 Harvey (pink), e.
The Ann Powell
I
framed objec-
Bond-street. , Akyab to Falmouth, March 22, lat. 7 Australia) ..
Lions were made elsewhere-not, he was afraid' London, and to apply the proceeds thereof to defray any Lord Exeter's Amos, Bst 71b (Norman) 0 The third heat came off at 3 o'clock, and, like the pre- N. long. 89 E. West Indies ...... -34,2 d & 17th of month 'South 1 1
, b the
John Fiddaman, currier Newark-upon-Trent, Aug. 5 4,
ehe Ann Gl e ampton Aug•
house in which the bill was originated, but in thi er expenses which may be incurred in providing convenient The following also ran-Punchboe, Brigliadoro, Sofa, ceding one, was well contested, George Hinton (yellow),
.......___—__-....0•
and 26, at ten, at the Nt •' • • C rt H • , aseow to Australia, June 4, lat. 42 N., -
s ouse
o tingham District ou . arra, long. 18 W.
-and the commissioners yielded to those is- • offices, in one building, for the use of the said Board of Bianca, and Remorse. being 1, and Edward Harvey (pink) 2.
official assignee, Nottingham; Hodgkinson and Sun, The Harriet and J • lc, i• ' 1" ' * when any orthese dates fall on a 4 11 50
0 jeetions, and
e ROO sovs ea,ch hft for 4- r-olds • colts The fourth hea me off at 5 o'clock when ellow disn ehed on the followin d ' - unday, the mails wi
__it,
fOrnIS of action were continued. It wa,s perfectly absu d Commissioners, and the said Court of Directors." SweeesTAKEe 0- - • ~ y , , tca , Y Newark-upon-Trent ; Rawlins and Rowley, Birmingham. e j me, seen:way so iaverpool la,t. 23 --.tt ~ _ g ay. with the exception of the India ("
60 E
. those forms, for they told but little of whr t
to continue , eer C. WOOD opposed the clause. He did gst 71b ; fillies, Bst 21b. The owner of the second again came in first, and green second. Charles James Plant, licensed victualler, Goswell-street, ~ ong. , , sou ampton), and the Malta,
The Helen Walla day preceding. both of 1' h ' . d tbe
wuc will be eiseatche
dto be known, and the chicanery d a not think it would be advisable to adopt the horse to receive back his stake. Queen's Plate Course At about 8 o'clock the final heat took place, when Aug. 4, at one, and Sept, 13, at twelve et the Court of co, Calcutta to Liverpool, June 10.
was wante an the
41............•••••..••••....0.
hich arose from them was as bad as the obseu. clause, though he thought something might be done to -about three miles and five furlongs. (8 subs.) , some moat splendid sport ensued, the boats keeping Bankruptcy. Edwards, official assignee, basinghall-street ; 1ne1M1.,.................... 1.....
................
subtlety w
• h they were enveloped. This hill, therefore, reduce the correspondence between the Court of Direc- Lord Exeter's Ilex, Bst 71b (Marlow) 1 close together, green having but a boat's length lead Messrs. Boulton, Clerkenwell.
rity in whic
. BIRTHS.
abolished all forms of action. The next improvement tors and the Board of Control, but he did not thing that Lord Clifden's Sackbut, Bst 71b (Flatman) 0 till they had gone once round the course, when green's Thomas Casson, coach builder, parr-street, Liverpool, -RA ILW.4Y SHARE M A.RKETS.
' tioe which were not assignable at 'if this proposal were adopted it would lead to any saving Gen. Anson's Greyleg, Bst 711 e (Butler) 0 galley touched him on the quarter and sent him Awe 5, and Sept. I, at eleven at the Liverpool District OF A SON.
was, that choses in ac „., .
• Coil'rt. Turner, official assignee, South John-street, Liver- -es On the 24th inst. t3' ark'
bl b this bill. T of ex
common law, were all mecie assigna. e y. h. e e. Istili_se. MATCH, 200, h ft. Gratwicke Stakes Course. Mr. ashore, which allowed yellow to run away from him,
the lady of Isaac Mo'sa b, Gloucester-square, Hyde-p
assiemment of a bond was only good in equity, but the bill e'er. V. SMITH supported the clause. W. M. E. Milner's Grapeshot, Bst 71b, reed ft from Duke and come in the winner amidst the loud cheers of the 00l R
p ; ymer, Liverpool. LIVERPOOL, JULY 26. On the 25th i t es.
e* to assign such instruments without ',V. H• MADDOCK also supported the clause. of Bedford's Gossip, Bst 21b. assembled multitude. DIVIDENDS DECLARED. STOCK EXCHANGE.-We have had very little business errs. p. B ns eat Ellerker-house, Richmond, Surref,
would enable a person • ,
manes Hall.
urt of Cha,ncery for his 'he committee divided, when the numbers were- LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. The regatta was one of the best that we have seen for Josiah Brockwell, of Old' Broad-street, CitY, merchant, doing to-day, except in prep„ing for the settlement of the
driving the assignee into the Co . .
t b
remedy. But in connection with this change it was o e For the clause Ol GOODWOOD STAKES. some time, and reflects great credit upon Messrs. Tho- first dividend of Is. 7d. in the pound, payable at 3, Guild. account, which takes place on Thursday. The market, how- OF A DAUGHTER.
Against it mas and Hubbard, who have been the managers for the reet on any Tuesda befor ever wa •ces. Eastern On th •
hall-chambers, Easiegball-st , y e , son the whole firm, at yesterday's pn e 22d inst., at Blithfield the Hon Mr Begot. ,_
considered that there was a most skilfully devised registry ,
August 11, or any Tuesday after October 1. Counties, 12 15-16 ; London and North Western, 116 e ; On the 24th inst tlf ' ' ' * 8. - t tus
documents. Majority -13 7to 2 agst Hobby Horse. last sixteen years.
a is residence, in Regent-stree ,
for registering all such assignments of such
&dlr. M•VS
i. • MITH moved the fll ' I " 10 to 1 agst Kingston. - •
William Williams and Robert Mudge Merchant, a Midland, 72e, e, i , South Eastern and Dover 21e, es, e, i, wife of Charles Ho.'
ward, Esq.
That was a greatimprovement. How many years i t e!r
he o owl n g c ause :-• And -- dividend of 20s. in the pound, and interest, on the separate
reas by an act a • 10 to 1 agst Vindex. ST. MARGARET'S AND ST. JOHN'S (WEST- — ---
lordships think it was since it was first proposed in this I w , . _ . p
.ssed in the third and fourth estate of Robert Mudge Marchant, and first dividend of
country? Well might they be blamed for their slowness in ! year of his Majesty King William the Fourth, inti- 11 to 1 agst Haricot. MINSTER) REGATTA. 10s. in the pound on the separate estate of William MANCHESTER, JULY 26.
MA RRI ED.
legal reform. It wag just two centiMes ago since this ' tuled, "an act for effecting an arrangement with the 12 to 1 agst Trifle. se• Williams, payable at 3, Guildhall-chambers, Basi h
ngeall. STOCK EXCHANGE.-There has been a steady market as
East India Company, and for th 14 to 1 agst Retail. Twelvewatermen contended on Mondayfor a purse see. street, on any Tuesday before August 11, and on any regards prices, bht the amount of business is small. The D -
On the 21st inst., at Neston Church, Cheshire Iliff'
„,
course WaS proposed b mittee ofthe House of Corn- 1 t , _ e better government
y a Com
s Indian territories ' 20 to 1 agst Little Harry. scribed by the residents. The preliminary heats having Tuesday after October 1.
sales are :-Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire June- ten
avid Paterson sureeon fL.
• e , 0 iverpool, to Margaret rap
mons, on which were men illustrious for their great :of his Majes y - . tell the thirtieth
, daughter of the late Lieut S 11
of April, one thousand eight hundred and fifty- 20 to 1 agst Goorkah, been disposed of, the final one was contested with the Joseph Winter, ed. 71, Holborn-hill, clothier, first divi- tion, 7 dis. ; East Lancashire, 18e ; ditto, Pref. Quarters, On the 24th • • •••
ne , R.N.
lisr
deeds, and men illustriou for their virtues only On day
dend of ls. ld. in the pound, payable at 3, Guildhall- min. 6 per cent., 9?; ; Kendal and Windermere, 15e inst., Sir William E. Leeson, to Ju
that committee were the Lsord Ge ii- • h *bur '' it is enacted, that the President of the Board of G h t dPI cid e scratched.
neral Cromwe , c air- . i ,
affairs of India rapes o• an a ar following results :-
Lan- daughter of Captain E. Richards, R.N. ,
chambers, Basinghall-street, on any Tu d ii• and Yorkshire, 78e ; Mancheeter, Sheffi 1 I
man, member for Cambridge and ceir Matthew Hale, : Commissioners for the , but no other
GOODWOOD CUP. Thomas Coornbes and James Coombes, senior 1 between August 11 and October 1. es ay, except cas-ire
Lincolnshire, 29e • Midland Railway Consols e( , and
, 724 ; South
afterwards the Chief Justice 'of Engl d.-. The re i commissioner, as such, and the secretaries and other William Mickiff and William Cunes
the authors of 14 propositions for th an
d y fwtehe officers, shall be paid by the said company such fixed 3to 1 agst Pelion.
Two other pairs started. It was a good race between stridge-villas, St. John's-wood b • er, of 15 Hen. Eastern, , ,
---- DIED.
e amen ment 01, d warrant or warrants Rataplan and Violante are scratched. , uilders first cl. 'cl d f
ivi en o
• ative
ja,w, and it proved the truth of th salaries as his Majesty shall, by any
the men whose names are above given, and only won by ls. 04d. in the pound, payable at 2, Basin On the 20th in t t
e remark o: o ,
ghall-street BIRMINGHAM, JULY 26. . s„ a Waters Upton Salop, his n .
Bacon. " That hardly ever a good 'I ' nder his sign manual, countersigned by the Chancellor DERBY. a length and a half. auy Wednesday. ,on place, after a long and severe ill Ri herd Groucoeir,
the law was made, thou,gh late, trzposal for am lading ! u
f r the time being, direct ;be it 18 to 1 a.gst Dervish (taken). Frederick. Arthur Butt, of 22, H STOCK EXcIIANGE.- A variety of sales were effected in Esq., of Bow- h • • nem'
c
c urchyard, in Ins 52d year.
t 'of the Exchequer o
enry-street Penton- this share market to-day, but th
would not bear good fruit," that every seonoener or later i , o case be lese 1000 to 35 CHELSEA _REGATTA. villa, grocer, first dividend of 7s Oed • ' e amount of business done On the 22d inst , 11. CRII E
' ted that such fixed salary shall in n agst Scythian.
. ei y, sg., Oatlands-parke ._
of those pro- enac ,
payable at 2, Basinghall-street • 4• in the pound, was net large. London and North-Western Eighths were On the 22d inst., at th L '
e awn, Shepherd's-bush, Captalm
positions had been carried except that no b - th th I 11 be paid to one of her Ma- 30 to 1 agst Boiardo. .--e----- m, en any Wednesday. done at 6s. 3d. prem. ; Coventry d
ary which sha
w efore the , an esa . .
here Charles Wheeler, fSt an Nuneaton Stock 130 ; Hancock, aged 55'.
house. That was a matter of coraf rt fSt t • and that only one 40 to 1 agst First Lord. Fourteen young men rowed a very eapital race . o • artm's-lane
, woollen draper, Midland Stock, 72e ;
• tol Wil-
° end consolation *ester's principal Secretanes o ae ,
second dieed eviel • Shropshire Union and Chester and On the 24t' •
ith the following i end of .in the pound d inst. at Shirehampton, near Bns •
, payable at 2, Basing- Ellesmere Canal (No. 1), 343 -
; , South-Sta
for those engaged in the reform of the law and e l 1f h s •cl r taries to the said board shall be capable , Before the race for the Ham Stakes Andover was for a purse of sovereigns on Monday, w
hall-street, on any ednesda ffordshire, Is. Bd. liamina, wife of Gifbert Elliot, D.D Dean of Bristol.
them often to bear up against defeat and die
'appointnab ed o t
.e ai sec e
at' d voting in Parliament. I backed somewhat heavily at 25 to 1. result :- Elizabeth Rust, of FoucherYs. E dis. ~
1 ssex, bnckmaker third _____ - -.----------.....essest
knowing well that eventually their objects w ld :lent' 'of being elected or s mg an
un e car- Viscount PALMERSTON thought I was
- •t desirable The entries on Mond • h
ay nig t for the cups and plates B. Eatley and P. Flockett „ dividend of ls. 04'd. in th '
ried out- He submitted that, on the whole, there could that the President of the Board of Control ought to be on Wednesday and following days have increased the J. Camm and J. Flockett - BRISTOL, JULY 26. 7.TGI,
LONDON : Printed and Published by MITRDO YOUno,
be no difficulty in extending to Ireland those parts of the placed in eve • ft• •th th Secretaries of , " bill of fare" to an extraordinary extent. R. Irons and J. Wells 0 j s ay, July 28, and subsequent Thursday.
ry point on aoo ing wi e ohn Whitfield and Ge STOCK EXCHANGE
1 cs di CU orge James Whitfield of 16, .-The market has again receded, and of No. 112, Strand, Printer at The Sun Office, No. 1-1--o'i
bin v,,hca ivere :..2 the act of last session with certait i State, upo, that point he w„ quite p„pared to agree . The otewar 13 hee 55 nominations, the 501. J. Wheeler and W. Meredith - 1:1--,

Josiah Brockwell, of Old' Broad-street, City, merchant,
first dividend of ls. 7d. in the pound, payable at 3, Guild.
hall-chambers, Basinghall-street, on any Tuesday before
August 11, or any Tuesday after October 1.
William Williams and Robert Mudge Marchant, a
dividend of 20s. in the pound, and interest, on the separate
estate of Robert Mudge Marchant, and first dividend of
10s. in the pound on the separate estate of William
TiMame, payable at 3, Guildhall-chambers, Basinghall-
street, on any Tuesday before August 11, and on any
Tuesday after October L
Joseph Winter, of 71, Holborn-hill, clothier, first divi-
dend of ls. ld. in the pound, payable at 3, Guildhall-
between
chamberAs,
ugust 1 1 Basingh
andall-sOcto btreet,
er 1. on any Tuesday, except
Thomas Butler Miller and William Miller, of 15, Hen-
stridge-villas, St. John's-wood, builders, first dividend of
is. 04d
ednes . in the pound, payable at 2, Basinghall-street, on
any Wday.
Frederick Arthur Butt, of 22, Henry-street, Penton-
villa, grocer, first dividend of 7s. NA. in the pound,
)ayable at 2, Basinghall-street, on any Wednesday.
Charles Wheeler, of St. Martin's-lane, woollen draper,
second dividend of 54d. in the pound, payable at 2, Basing-
hall-street, on any Wednesday.
Elizabeth Rust, of Fouchers, Essex, brickmaker, third
dividend of ls. 04d. in the pound, payable at 25, Coleman-
street, on Thursday, July 28, and subsequent Thursday.
John Whitfield and George James Whitfield, of 16,
Lamb's COACillititZeet, cheefeinongers, second dividend of

BRISTOL, JULY 26.
STOCK EXCHANGE.—The market has again receded, and
was not so firm as yesterday. Monmouthshire Preform-
were done 4118 u iatt ; Vile of North At 15.

LONDON : Printed and Published by MUBPO YOQT2:
of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Office, No. 11.221
Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the count,'
PiLiddino, Widoidlty, July 27,1853,