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, ...-e-------..........------ ceased that the deed was to take immediate effect. that Miss Brown was in the constant hatit of r tory ; and, although quite intelligent and marked
a limited demand.
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i AWFUL TRAGEDY IN LIIANCHESI BR. LAW INLELLIGENCE.-May 15.
By the father's will I saw the deceased had other visiting him in the Qin, en's Bench Prison, where lby correct expression, somewhat rambling and dis- CO ()WIRT MA RX E2AS .
NA7IONAL ASSOCIATION FOR TBE'
•.a. •
T.R0310710A OF SOCIAL SCIENCE. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. property. he was confined for some months, and he had also cursive. His features are rather protuberant d
, At to-d -ty' s lIILIkVEt llthPOOONLV:aMAthYln.l6altend.ance of mil-
• THREE CHILDREN AND ONE MAN MUR- . .
Sittings at Nisi Prius after Term at Westminster, By the Lord Chief Justicee--I saw no sign of cohabited with her in lodgings at Margate. He he wears, besides, a singular st7yle of curled whilaenrs
The programme of the arrangements for the DERED AND ANOTHER MAN SHOT. before Lord Chief Justice Cockburn and a Com- mental weakness in the
.deceased. If I had, I pa. id his landlady there with a cheque which was two very peculiar tufts of hair at the angles of his lers and de'alers Navrhoebougelart very sparingly of wheat at 2d
einate,traWOdeatB
approaching meeting of this association (this year MANCHESTER, FRIDAY. mon Jury. should not have allowed him to sign the documents, dishonoerede mouth. He did not seem, when conversing last per cental fro/a:Tuesday. Flour-also a slow sale at 6d per
I sealed up the will and gave it to Mrs. Parker. Sir C. Cresswell said there were two things very: night, to have any adequate idea of the position in
. to be held in London) is now nearly complete.
One of the most frightful tragedies that has ever Mr. Hawkes deposed-I am a clerk in the Bann plain in the case. The unfortunate petitioner and which he is placed.
Lord Brougham is to preside over the whole asso- CASE.
HALL T. WEST AND PARKER-EXTRAORDINARY
been perpetrated was committed here this morning, • f England, and occupy my spare time as a scrip- her femily had been most generous, forbearing, and Mr. Jackson, coroner, will hold an in t th• per qr lower,
eiation, and the Earl of Shaftesbury over the. con-
and the facts connected with the horrible affair are - f oods for dist
leged wrongful seizure o g ress for rent, ture reader, and read and pray with sick persons, kind to this man, and he had repaid their kindness day. ques is
This was an interpleader issue relative to an al- o
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At deceased's request, and before he went to Hamp• with the grossest falsehood, ingratitude, and per-
yres international de bienfaisance. The vice-presi-
as follows :- -
dents are to be Eatl Granville, the Lord Mayor,
It appears that a man named Wm. Robert Taylor but in reality the action was to test Mrs. Parker's,
; one of the defendants, title to the house in question, stead, I read p y
and ra ed with him. I also read and fidy. Whether there was legal evidence of closer- 'ANOTHER MURDER IN BELFAST. took place from the prices of last Friday. For barley there
the Bishop of London, the Belgian Minister, Baron _ nington-place, Hampstead-road. In Prayed with him a day or two previous to his tion fhr two years
.and upwards before the date of + -anMdAairdecl6l.ine of ls per qr
is scarcely any demand. Beans, oats, and shelling un-
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has for some time past been residing at 5, Britannia. No. 4, Mor
of the pleadings the issue was on the death. I always found his mind collected. He the filing of the petition (Nov. 7, 1861) was a matter One of those shocking murders which, fortunately altered.
Van de Weyer, and Gen. Sabine, P.R.S. The gene-
bnildings, Strangeways, in this city, where he car- nsequence
ndoefendants, and they had to open their case first. listened attentively, and when I have been reading that would require very grave consideration, The seldom occur in this Part of the country, has just -..-___
ral meeting is to be held in Exeter Hall, and the
ried on business as a provision dealer. The pro- , Q.C., and Mr. Prentice were I have seen tears come into his eyes. I had not the fact that he had made the acquaintance of Eliza been perpetrated, the victim being a very quiet and DERBY-MA.Y 16.
several sections will hold their meetings in the he 12th of Novembe
._ e aye perty on which he resided belongs to a Mr. Garnett, Mr. Edward James
counsel for the plaintiff; Mr. Sergeant She() and slightest reason for believing that he was weak- Brown oft t . r seemed ;rather to inoffensive young man, named tharles Wilgar, 25
Guildhall, which with the adjoining courts n I
of Ancaster, a cousin, we believe, of Mr. Garnett, Mr. Day were counsel for the defendants. minded. I never conversed with him about pro- point the other way• Ho (Sir Cresswell) would years of age, whose parents resided in Ballyiesson, ' rather limited, the trade ruled inactive,and the rates of last
week declined Is yer qr. The show of bale 11
ssoriation by the We never entered into general conversation, carefully read the Correspondence again before giv_ county Down, and the suPPosed murderer-or, at r y was sma ,
been placed at the disposal of the a .
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Th
Evan It appeared from the evidence of Airs. Parker PertY. and sales were slow, at price '
s tending downwards. Oats
'on of the city of m e agent for the property was Mr.
He would answer " Yes" or "No" to any question ing his judgment. ois in
least, the person wh custody on suspicion of rather scarce with a healthy demand, at f
Lord Mayor and the corpt!rati
Mellen of M E
essrs. van Mellor and Son, whose that she claimed the house as her property and that
, ull rates. Beans
I put to him about what I was reading. When I MUNT v. MUNT. having committed the deed, and against whom a fair demand, and maintained tato quotations.
London, and her Majesty's judges have consented
offices are in 1, St. James's-chambers, South King- she had instructed the other defendant to levy for
yed with hirn, I could see by his hands and the .Dr. Spinks appeared for the wife, who also sought great circumstantial proof can be adduced-is
the nisi prius sittings during Trinity the rent. Mrs. Parker, whose maiden name was Pre -
to arrange street. These offices are situated on the second floor;
Elizabeth Louisa Smith, was a divorced wife, and lifting of his eyes that he mentally followed me. a judicial separation, but on the ground of adultery, named Daniel Ward, residing in the same locality, EXETER-MAY 16.
to leave the courts free for the week of Mrs. Maria Harris deposed that she was in at. The respondent, an architect and surveyorin Lon- The two men were sawyers by trades, worked at the Prices quoted this morning :-
term so as but we shall have occasion to allude to these here- had since 1859 cohabited with a gentleman
ting The Royal Society and the University tendance on the deceased and Mrs. Parker before don, had married the petitioner in 1848, and they same place, and had been comrades for a great aleveat, white..7s Od to 7s 6d l BarleY, .. 4s 04 to is 41
the mec • fter. named Mr. Robert Pedley, who was possessed of
of London have acted with equal liberality, and a ' the sharp frosts the house as above, and also a house in the Maryle- ntto new
his death. On the morning of his deatb Mrs. lived together till last July, when ha formed an length of time, apparently working together on . .0s Od to Os Od Oats .. . .. 3s Od to 3s 31
Now, some time ago-during
Parker, who had been 'with him all night, left the adulterous connection with a German woman named terms of friendship. The murder would seem to Flour, fine, 42s to 45s ; seconds, 41s to -s per sack.
laced the west wing of Burlington House at the bone-road That he had sold the latter house, and
13 last winter-a boiler in Taylor's kitchen burst, and - • He called for and on her Smalhausen
room to get some tea. , . . have been perpetrated for the possession of two CATTLE.
disposal of the association. The congres de bienfai- they had spent the money, and he had also spent The market to.da I reel l• •
y eves a e y supp led with all descrip-
killed one of his children, who was sitting by the return he said, " All I have here, Harry, is yours." Judicial separation ae prayed. watches which the deceased had in his pocket. The
sance will hold its morning sittings in the ball, y since t eir co ai a ion. e
other sums of mone • h • h Ict t• H tions of stock.
fire at the time of the explosion. At the inquest h d f tl ' d t 'd f her and in
a requen y promise o preen eor , He used to call her Harry. He added, " Good by, WILsoN v. WlLsQlsi. followinr, is as accurate an account of this fearful Fat beef,p score,9s6d to 10s0d Ewes per lb .... 7d to 7ed
which with the anteroom will be used by the asso-
h ld. on the body of the . child, the jury passed a August last, when he was ill of typhoid fever, of illimore C and Dr
God bless you all," and shook hands with all in Dr. Ph . ,Q. ~. . Swabey appeared tragedy as we have been able to collect :- Pork carcases, ,8s 6il to 9s 6d Wetliers, do 7d to 71d
eiation for its evening discussions, some of which -e 'teener the wife of Lieut Wilso of the Charles Wile
the room. He died about a quarter of an hour for the peti , , n, - - nar, the deceased, who was frequently Lainbs fat
, ..... ..20s to 25s Fat calves, do 5d to 6,.
slight censure upon Mr. Meller, because he had not which he died, he executed shortly before his death
ill afterwards, in Mrs. Parker's arms. He always 13th Madras Native Infantry, afterwards of the employed at Mr. Charley's, Seymour Hill, near Rough fat, 31d per lb.
will be exceedingly interesting, especially those on a deed of gift to her of this house, and also a w
repaire
• dor removed the boiler when Taylor spoke appeared on good terms with Mrs. Parker ; he ap- Leicestershire Militia, and later still of the Ist Staf- Dunmurry, lodged with an uncle, named William _____
the relative merits of the English and Irish convict • confirming it. The deceased's relatives denied his BRISTOL SUGAR-MAY 16
to him of its dangerous condition. The death of d very fond of her. fordshire Militia. Wright, of the Flush, -Upper Malone, near to that
peare Th '
systems, in which Sill. jebb and Capt. Crofton are competency to make a will, and had by this action e market has been quiet. Purchasers have offered
this child has ever since preyed upon the mind of 11 d M P k t port it.
ca eon I rs. ar er o sup Mrs. Young, the nurse, had attended on the de- The parties were married in India on the 25th place, and not far from Mr. W. Legge's demesne, about recent terms for a cargo of Barbad sb t • t
likely to take part; on national education, and how ceased and Mrs. Parker for more than 12 months. of October, 1852, and there had been four children. aMalone, but had always made it a habit to go home required rates which were not conceded.°eTheli '11: Zters:
f th
the a er, who has more than once been heard to In cross-examination by Mr. James she said-I
to test its results; on the patent laws ; and on qua-
say that Mr. Meller was its murderer. In addition became acquainted with the deceased in 1851. I When deceased signed the deed and will he got The rhspohdent came to England by himself, leav- on Saturda evenin
y gto his,father's house in Bally- much doing in refined goods, but the business closed has
rantine regulations. The Palace at Westminster has
to this, Taylor would appear not t h had much was divorced from my husband at his suit about up in bed without assistance. He signed the deed ing his wife in India. By the assistance of her lesson, on nhe county Down side of the river. On rta, recent quotations. Treacle is steady, and priceo
supporte e Not much doing in rum.
oa a •
v and will " very nicely indeed"-(laughter)-with friends she was afterwards enahled to follow him Saturday evening last, about six o'clock, after a u
been granted by the First Commissioner of Public three years ago last July. The deceased used to live -
success in business, and therefor aft 1, d th
er tee ea the assistance of Mr. Sayer. home, but he refused to live with her again, alleging finishing his work, he proposed going home ; but,
with his mother before he came to live with me. He COAL MARKET.
Works and the Commissioners of Woods and Forests
fth li'ld 11 d d Mr. E. James, in addressing the jury, said he no- an incompatibilitY of temper. Evidence was given previous to doing so, he took tea in his uncle's, in
x the o ec i au e to-Mr. Mel/er put a distress came to reside with me about three years ago. tomes of Coal per Ton a the close of the market
for a soiree on the evening of the 7th pro ~
into the hoes d h minally appeared for Mr. Hall, but in reality he of adultery committed at the Portsmouth barracks, company with Daniel Ward, after which the two
d in the ean s op, the rent of which was £56 Tn 1859 I was afflicted with paralysis, and the s. d. Walls:End,
arrangements for which have been place i it_ perannum. Si th d.
nee e istress was levied-the house _
dee-eased then went back to his mother's, and re- appeared for Mrs. Pedley, the deceased's mother, an while the Staffordshire Militia was qurtered there. men started as if to go home, and were seen leaving Bate's West Hartley .15 0 s. d.
hands of a committee of ladies, who purpose nv
d h to me in October, 1860. From that time to aged lady, an ,
d a widow who considered it was her The case steed over for further evidence of iden- by several parties ; but as the deceased did not Byass's • V .
Bebside 1 est Kelloe .. l5 6
tropolitan rifle an sop being then swept clean of everything they turned duty to her family to have this matter fully inves- tity. arrive at his father's house that night as usual, nor Hartley ...15 ": 9 South Kelloe. 15 6
ing the officers of the several me ra l contained-Taylor, his wife his death he resided with me. He never furnished
rapany. The noya Martha Ann (step- tigated, honestly and bona fide believing that these ___ on Sunday morning, Robert Wilgar, a brother WYlam ..15 6 Framwellgate l5 0
corps to form a portion of the co . . house in Albert.street, Mornington-creseent. I West Wylam 14 3 Heugh Hall 15 0
he association a mother of the childrep), and his three children, Mary a,. . - were not the deed and will executed by the de- AWFUL TRAGEDY IN BELFAST. of the deceased, a proceeded to the Flush to
College of Physicians will give t . _ h
turnished it y
m self. He was very much given to Carway and Duffryn Caradoc ....15 6
,in the colle e nanna , aged twelve, Hannah Maria, aged eight, drink. He wa,, not almost always drunk. I never ceased. No member of the family had had the - • make inquiries as to the reason of his brother not Malting
soiree on the evening of the 9th pros. g
d to them of ascertainin
slightest opportunity °fibre g (lion; the Northern Whig.) coming home, according to his practice, but was ..
ene AnChracitn..2l 0 Cassop l5 6
d Refuge Union and William Robert, aged five years, continued to got drunk with thim. I never drank sufficient to
rooms ; and the Reformatory an
*th the truth of the transact:on. Mrs. Parker was Surprised to learn that he had left there at the time C •
raighead Steam 14 0 Tunstall ..
....15 3
the association occupy them. How or where they must have make myself a beetet. I went to Hampstead wi We have seldom to record such a terrible d d f
ee 0 Walker Primrose 12 3 South Hartlepool...... 15 0
will, on the following evening, pay 1
d and remained there ten days. Air. not a woman that had committed a fault and crime as it is our melancholy duty to publish this d with Ward havin two lever w tch ' his
state , g a es in
Grev'sW st H tl
e ar ey 15 3 Hatton l4 6
' tin Hanover-square Rooms. s ept, except upon the bare floors of the chamber, is the decease , become attached to the ttan, for whom all would possession value about £lO. One of the watches s -
a similar comphraen Day, a medical mat!, attended me when I was suf- morning. Yesterday evening Mr. John Herdman, - h- ' dolywell 16 0 Whitworth l4 0
ns have been already accredited at present a mystery ; but it will most likely at tertain ade ree of s•m ath and consider a was is own, anc g
I the other belon ed to his brother Lambert's West Hart- Riddell 14 6
Several foreign sava fering from paralysis. _He did not tell me that it en _ . g , p 7 one of the most respected and honoured citizens of
to the congres international de bienfaisance-one g
len th be proved they must have resided with some
was brought on by drinking. The deceased died h h' h d •ht t
man was. doing niol more t an . e a a ritg f
hh Belfast, was, as is believed, murdered, and that Robert. It was then believed that the deceased leY 15 9 South Hetton .. 16 6
from Norway, eight from France, and several others friends, or in lodgings. on the 24th of August, 1861. He was quite sensible in providing for er to a certain extent ou . o is within a few yards of the lawn in front of his own had met with some foul play, and suspicion rested Tanfield Moor
• ranfield Moor Butes l3 0 Haswell
13 0 Trimdon Hartlepool ..16 0
ro erty but she stood ie the position of a divorced upon Ward, as he was the last person seen in his l6 6
from Amsterdam and Brussels. No paper to be read t Having no prospect before him bat one of beggary when he died. He could speak plain. He was not P P , residence'at C f 1
ii tonvil e, on the Antrim-road. We Sleekburn West llart- Belmont 14 6
wife and a systematic tdultress with Mr. Pedle company. Information of the occurrence was ley
before the association is to occupy more than 20 and want, Taylor, this morning, armed his wife low spirit .
ed He was very fond of singing, and Y cannot remember any event occurring in this loca- ... l5 0 Keiper Grange.... ..14 0
deceased was a stead re- •
and other men. The e'ven to Constable RUSS 1
eI, of the New- Eden Main • l5 0 Hardepool
used to sing evening hymns. I recollect his sing- Y . lay which has caused such immense excitement in -I ' 16 9
.nin six barrels and him
with a revolver contai g , self ,
minutes, and every arrangement has been made to spectable man until tnfortunately he met with th • townbreda Constabulary Station, by Robert
" R b h "th • b f h
ing ow, rot ers, row, e morning e ore e e neighbourhood, or which has been the cause of • Ships at market, V 8 ; sold. 51.
with a large knife, such as provision-dealers use to Mrs. Parker, in the yea: 1859, since which time he Wilgar, and in consequence, the constable, ---------
render the proceedings of the meeting interesting died. I instructed the attorney to prepare the deed so much •
universal lamentation. Mr. Herdman has •
. cut cheese, bacon, &c., and thus proceeded direct to • • • ' Ih d f had been a sad victim of dissolute habits and im- b with three of his men, proceeded to the FOREIGN NAIL PACKET LIST.
to the public and to our foreign visitors. of gift and the will from the instructions a rom een long known in Belfast as one of its most in-
Mr. Meller's office in South King-street. As we the deceased. The will was prepared two days be- Proper society. He had also taken to drink exces- fluential and res d • • •
pecte inhabitants, one of its most house of the accused on Tuesday morning, 4e.
sivel and squandered his pro erty with Mrs. and arrested him in bed. He was brought MAILS DUE.
FRE'NCH WORKMEN EMPLOYED 1N have already stated Messrs. Metter and Son's offices fore the deceased's death, and executed the day
ParkYe'r and d unke nem was the Lae of his death
, r n extensive employers, and one of its most honoured before Ca tain Robinson J.P
p , ~ and on being Aunralia and Mauritius, via Southampton. May 19.
ENGLAND. are on the second floor, in St. james'-ehambers. after its preparation. I signed the will as well as
he earl a eof 33 The evidence he should merchants, having been last year President of the searcbed the sum of X 1 3s. 9d, was found upon - via Marseilles May 13.
- se. Taylor and his wife arrived there about nine o'clock, the deceased. The instructions I gave the attorney at.t y g . . . Belfast Chamber of Commerce, and having filled • Lirazil and Cape Verds, by British packet. June 4.
ea 1 rfore them would show th.
he manner in which him. As he could not satisfactorily account for the
were that the house, 4, Mornington-place, Hamp- I many other positions of honour, the highest in the Cape of Good Hope Ascension, and St. Helena June 1.
The Censtilutionnel has a curious letter en the and went into Mr. Meller's office, but finding no one t •th th
t e eceased had squatdered is proper ywi . is ossession of the mone the magistrates or r '
y, . de ed his China, Penang, A
stead, was to be left to me, and the rest of the pro- n power of his fellow-citizens to bestow. The place Id) . • am. Singapore, via Southampton. May 19.
London Exhibition, purporting to be written by there except Mr. Metter, jun., and a clerk, after a perty was to be divided between the deceased's woman. It would be for the jury to be satisfied ___,
n th
w ere e murder was committed is one of the most etention, in the hope some light might be thrown via Marseilles May 13,
that the deceased at tbe time of ma g
kin this will Falkland Islands
on the mystery. The accused was forwarded to o. . .. June 4
an Englishman, but which aims at proving that question or two they withdrew, Taylor remarking, brother and sister. I have resided at three different lovely spots in the neighbourhood of Belfast, where ibraltar, via Southampton May 19.
En lish de- "He
nearly all the merit of the principal g (meaning Mr. Metter, sen.) is not here yet ;" places since the funeral. I sent the will to the de- was of sound disposable mind, and that he perfectly .
one might say, " This is not solitude: 'tis but to t•
Downpatrick gaol in the evening. In the mean- '-''
India (Calcutta), and Ceylon, via Sotitharapton May D.
hmen em lo ed. or " H '
partments is due to the Frenc p y , eis not come, we will wait on the landing," ceased's mother by Mr. Nudd, who was living in the well knew that at the time he gave the deed of ift
g hold converse with nature's charms." When we lose search was made b the nei h
nue, a c y g hours -- via Marseilles May 13.
he as self of the ro ert the • •
w dispossessing him P P Yr and friends of the deceased n
, a d the constabulary, India (Bombay), via Southampton
same house as I was. I have never represented visited the scene last night, about an hour after the May 26.
The writer states that, -wishing to see if the asser- and they appear to have done so. moment that he signed the documen ,
t and that if for the bod of the oor man as it was be-
y p ( iieved . - via Marseilles
myself as a " Miss." I have always been "Mrs." sad occurrence the first thought that struck us was May2o.
tion of the London papers was true that the Wor- In a few minutes after they had placed themselves since the age of 17. he had recovered he mild have been a beggar, de- ho ' ' •
w could man s inhumanity perpetrate such a he had been murdered) and also for the watches Lisbon
Malta, Egypt, and Aden, via Southampton May 19,
cester china was equal to that of Sevres, he went on the landing, Mr. Meller unfortunately came uP Re-examined by Mr. Sergeant Shee-The de- Pendent upon this woman. The learned counsel dreadful deed here P The crowd of sympathisers ffi -
which he had when last seen alive. Several pawn - ' via Marseilles Mty 14.
then called the folloving evidence :- Blf t dL• burn e • •
o ces in eas an is wre visited, and in
himself to examine Minton's display, and found the stairs, having hanging on his arm a light summer ceased was the sole cause of my divorce. who hurried to the fatal spot asked was it possible Newfoundland ..May 11.
Mr. Frederick Palley deposed-I am a surgeon Mr. Gamble's office, Lisburn, Constable Wilson, of 0 d IT•
finest of his works signed " Lessore." Thinking overcoat, and in his hands his gloves. Without Mr. James-Do you mean to swear that ? that, in the fll l•
u ight of day, the barbarous murder • porto an igo ltiay 11.
dentist, residing at 12, Great George-street, Han- that station, found a watch on Tuesday answering U. S. and British N. America, by Brit. packet A 14
. ay •
that the name had a French look, he addressed either question or answer, Taylor appears to have Witness-I do. of a man who ll respected should have been coin-
er and two sisters living. - m a to the description given. The constable retained - by U.S. packet
i
Mr. James-Is this your affidav t that yon made over-square. I have a moth mitted, and that within view of his own house P
himself to a person whose acquaintance he had acci- intercepted, and stabbed Mr. Meller,with the knife .1 y rot er oer , e eceased, left home about
M b h R b tth d it, and on Wednesday Constable Russell, of New- - by Canadian packeeMay 14.
in the Divorce Court ? And what could have been the cause for such an W.C. of Africa, Madeira, and Teneriffe May 10.
dentally made, and consulted him on the subject. spoken of, just as he set his foot upon the landing. w• -
itness-It is. April, 1859. He returned, and left home again in outrag h' h f
e, w ie ,so ar as we can ascertain was townbreda, obtained an accurate description, wh. h
le Bahamas via New York
October, 1860, and from that time he never resided , corresponded exactly to the number and marks on ..... 060
Mexico ' May 29.
" I saw him walking round," says the writer, " and A struggle ensued. Mr. Metter, was within four or Mr. James then read the affidavit. It stated that very trifling indeed ? If the person who has been
with my mother again. My brother was possessed the watch found in Lisburn. Mr. Gamble states All parts of West Indies, including Chili, Peru, I
observed to him that I could not see any reason five feet of the office, where were his son and clerk, she had committed adultery with Edward M'Mor- taken into custody be the murderer, his motive for May 14.
der my father's will of two houses-ono in Mary- • that a woman pawned it with him on Saturday, California, and British Columbia
why the English should not succeed in the ceramic who tried to save himself, and to reach his own land and a person named M‘Leod and others ; that un . . t• I aft
lebone-road, the other the one in ques ion. er- its perpetration cannot have been revenge-the • -
night, and received as a loan .£2 3s. 6d. The con- -- -- -
her
her husband was cognisant of, and connived at, . fruitful cause of assassination • I 1
in re and, and of •
art as well as the French. Look," I said, "is it door; but Taylor drove him down stairs. Young ope-streete where he was
wards saw him in Stenh . . stabulary then proceeded to Mr. Legge's demesne, RAILWAY INTELLIGI;NCE.
adultery, and that he used voluntarily to leave her _ . which we have had so many terrible exantfies
possible to find a more complete collection of splen- Mr. Metier and the clerk heard the scuffle, and the when sh td h • '
e expec e t e visits of gentlemen. Her Mrs Parker I saw him in Jury last.
living with . . lately in the south ; bat, on the contrary, must have beside the River Lagan, wherd the missing man was •
did vases, of admirably modelled groups, of finer former saw his father being murdered, but was husband knew that in 1852 she left with M‘Mor- d fh h
I was then aware that he had sol one ot e ouses been dictated b h
yt e sudden impulse of ferocious last seen. At the same time the neighbours had TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE WEEK.
material, or of purer designs, and better shaded unable to render him any assistance, for Taylor's land, and resided with him as his wife for three for £4BO. He was ir bed. I asked him if he knew and ungovernable passion. assembled in large numbers, and dragged the river
what had become of the money. He sal .
hl he thou ht near Shaw's-bridge, as it was in a meadow, about Miles Opened. Recei ts.
P
colours ?" " True," he replied, " with Mephisto- wife prevented him by pointing the revolver athim, weeks in Paris. On her return her husband lived q It appears that, yesterday evening, Mr. Herdman Railways. , ______........___., ,A..---..„
phelean smile ; "but all the best and finest are die she being on the landing doubtless to prevent with her, having a full knowledge of the adultery; he did. Mrs. Parke: was present. She said, "It he 200 yards from this place, that Wilgar was seen in
had invited a few friends to dinner at his residence e • - 1862. 1861. 1862. 1861.
to French artists ;it is the indifferent descriptions assistance being • fl ft h h b d h d
given, un iaerer us an a The. learned counsel said-I don't find you say 'an ht •
d I know what has become of the money, w a is a c •
t liftonville. After dinner, some member of the • l
company with the accused. After many efforts, the
' •dhhdh £5O f
that to anybody else ? ' She sal sea t en o irons at ength caught on a weighty mass, which, x L
anything about Mr. Pedley in your affidavit. party agreed to have a withr through the lawn or Ballymena and Pert Rush.. - - - -
which are of native manufacture." " That is a killed the unfortunate Mr. Moller, The noise the money in her pocket, and that when that was when pulled to the surface of the water, proved to
Witness-Because I had too much respect for his along the road leading from Mr. Herdman's entrance 111%1-311. Counties.... 136 136 2,152 1,957
judgment that I should only accept after proofs." caused by the scuffle and the loud moaning of Mr. family. Iscreened him, and that is why his name gone my brother mist sell the other house. In that gate to the entrance gate of Mr. Lyons J.P Old be the dead body of Charles Wilgar. When brought Birkd.,
_anancCounty Down.. 49
1-, ~ &Ches. June. - 391 634 615
_ _
" Are you acquainted with history ?" " A little." Meller-who had now been stabbed in both breasts, does not appear in that affidavit. He was,however case I said he will be a beggar, as it is the last park. Mr. Herdman said he would walk the latter '
'' -to land it was observed that the only marks of vio- Blyth and Tyne 22 _
22 2,223 1,954
" You know then by what means the Romans and who was dying on the first la d• b ht
n ing, roug the sole cause of the divorce. The court disbelieved thing he has to dispose of. I saw my brother after way, and would meet some of his friends at a given leuce on his person were two deep cuts on the back
fh• h d le. h Bristol and Exeter
Caledonian
o is ea ,w ic rtsembled wounds inflicted by Cockermou loill 125 6,239 6,192
21
th & Workington & 2191 14,713 15,099
conquered the world. From the Greeks they up the stairs a porter named Hooley, in the my statement and granted the divorce. lam single his return from Hempstead. He was almost uncon-
scious,and unable to converse with me. Mrs. Parker ch
place, as understood between them. Mr. and Mrs.
arles Thomson, of Fountainville, were among the back of a hatchet. His clothes, except his ean Cork and Bandon 2O
r' Cork, Blackrock, &Passage 6l 81
20
61 246 217
418 332
213 257
borrowed the heavy phalanx in battle, from the employ of Mr. Letherbrow, wine and spirit mw. said he was very i 3. I did not think him ill enough llon and did not a ear to hair
werh a , pp e been torn.
Mr. Day, surgeon, Robert-street, Hampstead- Mr. Herdman's guests, and Mrs. Thomson preferred Cork and Youghal .. 32i 27 373 250
Cretans their archers, from the Carthagenians merchant, who occupies offices in the same road, de d I 11 d • th 18 hJI 1 t
pose - was ca e in on e t ay as to send for his immediate relations. I had no idea the walk that Mr. Herdman was about to take, and •
A pipe and 3s. 6d. were found in his pockets, and in Cornwall 531 53/ 1,543 1,339
their three-oared galleys and light cavalry, from chambers. By some means or other Taylor had to professionally attend the deceased. He was suf- he was within 33 hours of his death. On the Sa- accompanied him through the lawn and along the his fob was the second watch, which had stopped at Deeside l7
Dublin & Belfast Junction 63 17 • 339 325
63 p,353 1,391
turday morning Ireceived a letter announcing my a quarter past 7 o'clock. It will be proved that the Dublin and Drogheda 63 63 1,615 1,538
the Gauls their long swords, and from the Thes- now received the revolver from his wife, and he fering from gastric or typhoid fever. -He died on road to the place where they had agreed to meet
salience their large bucklers :in the arts, in deliberately discharged one barrel at Hoole h
y, t e the 24th August. His intellect was good during brother's death. I went to Stanhope-street, and Mr. James Hamilton and others. Having proceeded d .
eceased and the other man left Mr. Wright's house 113 ua bn ha'a Iv ai enklEVlliiille.) 481 401 2,075 2,165
n
letters, in rhetoric, they owe everything to the ball passed through one of his d • 1 1
arms, an singu ar y that time. I did not at first know his position here with the undertaker I asked
with after.wards went t . . for two or three perches only along the road it ap .at half-past 6 o'clock, and, as there is nearly a mile Dundee and Arbroath l7l 171 - .....
her if my brotleer had left any will er papers and, between it and the river, it appears that they had 13: undee, Perth, & Aber. Jun 3l 31 1,096 1,130
regard to Mrs. Parker. In consequence of what pears that a man was observed on the road walk- '
artists and professors of Greece. -Well, the English enough afterwards struck him and wounded him • i
she said I spoke to Mr. Robert Pedley about her. nstructions. She minted out two desks as contain- ing sometimes very slowly and at other times not delayed much on their road. The guard of the East Anglifm. . 684 68t 927 993
E Counties Nrfk.,&E.Union 499 499 27 553 24 835
proceed in the same manner. At every political and "Also on the knee. At this time Taylor's accomplice, He:told me she wasinot his wife ; and that as she ing his papers. I onle found there useless papers. standing as if in meditation. M H d , watch was cut as if with a knife. The corpse was ;1
Es.inburgh'and Ulu gow
r. ze.man ana e Edinburgh, Perth, &sDundee 85 85 3,433 3:745
social perturbation that takes place in France-and his wife, ran down stairs and out of the building ; had been as good as a wife to him, he intended to She said she had £ll in her pocket. She said I Mrs Th
. omson having approached to w ere he was, carried on a door to the residence of his sorrovv in '
a Forth & Clyde Junction
Heaven knows if that strange country is chary of and some one out of a neighbouring office on the make provision for her. She was kind and atten- should know in time if there was a will. My bro- the man came close to Mr. Herdman and said, " I pare . , .
nts who are as mi ht be ex e
, g p cted, in great Furness
that kind of amnsement-numbers of skilful artists first landing suddenly seized Taylor, and some one tive to him, and never left him night or day. This ther's remains were rertoved to my mother's house, want to speak to you." Mr. Herdman replied, affliction in consequence of the calamity. Imme- Glasgow & South-Western 1831 1831 8,014 8,244
Great Northern 330 330 25,041 24,329
and clever workmen are scattered abroad. In 1848, else ran to the detective police office • h
in t e Town was before he went to Hampstead. Mrs. Farker and at Mrs. Parker's request she was permitted to
" No, not now." The man continued t ~ s , diately after the body was found, a communication
o say, i f breat North of Scotland_ ~ 58 58 1 831 1 804
‘re Mrs. Newbold cam wit h her and
see tbem the . _ 0 , mu „ was orwarded to J. A. Ward, Esq., coroner for ort.southn. ea westn.(lrind.) 329 329 ' '
was in a weak state of health from paralysis. About st speak to you now," to which Mr: Herdman . 8,990 8,692
for example, English pottery, although making Haii, which is t
no more than 80 yards from the three weeks after this conversation and when he handed me her bill for .-..:',6 4s. for Airs. Parker's replied, "Well, I can't speak to you." These words, t D d' •
- coun y oWn, an it is expected that an inquest will Great Westcrn 9644 9431 55,237 51,953
great progress, was a hundred years from what it is • 'bhld • h Inverness & Aberdeen June 55 55 974 779
mourning, and asked me i' the family would enter- e e eit er to-day or to-morrow.
scene of th t
e ragedy. This was about half-past 9 had returned from Hampstead, I he'd another con- so far as we are informed, were no sooner uttered Irish South-Eastern 25 25 232 243
noW. But under the shock of that immense com- tertain it. My brother was buried at Highgate, and The place where the bod Lancashire & York!thire 3954 8951 30,930 38,272
a.m. There was only Sergeant Bateman in the versation with him about her, and he said I was to than the assassin pulled from his breast a pistol and e y was dragged out of the
Leominster and Kington
motion, French artists, who were for the most part et a lawyer as soon as possible to execute a deed found a letter from Mrs P rker an
on my return 1.._ h 1 . a d fired at Mr. Herdman, and having fired the one •
water is not much frequented, and above th •
e river
police office, who immediately ran across and took g kind of • • Limerick and Ennis..
reduced to a difficult existence, turned their ste of gift and a will. I communicated with Mr. Sayer, mY brother's will. Ihe litter stated that she had barrel, again discharged the pistol, and the unfor• the.re is a . precipice of about 30 feet in height. Limerick and Foynes 2 26 144 172
Ps charge of Taylor, who was standing calmly d
an sent the will after the ftneral in accordance with This place is not in view of the road, and it is sup- Llanelly 46 46 567 675
having recommended him to them. Mr. Sayer was tunate man fell to the ground covered with. blood London & North-Western
principally towards England. That country opened quietly with the revolver in one hand b th 'd f
y esi e o at the time with a firm in the city. In the my brother's request. ("Dee will •was put in and exclaiming, " l'm killed ;go tell my wife." Mrs.' posed that the murderer seleete •
d this spot as one Gond a d Black 11 5l 5/ 1: 661'434
her arms to them, and remunerated them magnifi- which would relieve him from some portion of his Londoonn &nSouth-li'rreastern - -
the man who had seized him as described. The evening I called at Mr. Pedley's, with Mr. read. His brother and eskers were to lose all lute- Thomson, as may be imagined, did not see much of 590 18 360
cently while turning their talent to account. Wh rest in any of his effects if they disputed his will or cold-blooded and tnonstrous work, as he would have Lond. Brighton, &S. Coast. 241 i 241 i 17,288 15:323
0 prisoner made no effort to escape, but coolly said, Sayer. I left Mr. Sayer in conversation with Mrs. what occurred after the murderer drew the pistol London, Chatham, & Dover 724 564 3,193 1,002
was it that executed Storr and Mortimer's splendid diaturbed Mrs. Parker in possession of this house.) merely to pitch his victim down the precipice, when
Parker and I saw the deceased professionally from where he had it concealed. Mr. Herdman Lond., Tilbury, & Southend 45 45 1 217 1 108
alluding to Hooley " Take hi t h
mo t e Infirmary ; . he would be sure to be drowned. The blows, it is Man.,Sheffield,& Lincolnsh ' 2311 2314 13:561 15,532
exhibition in 1851 ? Wechter, a Frenchman. Wh - - ' th le k I ' M Pdl
in e ac room. again saw .
r e ey two I have not proved the will though lam named exe- was shot through the heart. blanch. S.Jun.&Altrincham, 91
0 he is only shot in the arm or knee. Bat he," al- believed, must have been inflicted on the poor man Id t dC II
was it that placed Minton at such an elevated posi- days after Mr. Sayer. I had previously gone into cuter. There is no Prope:ty left. So far as we have heard, the principal evidence adryapnor an ar sle 28 28 972 1,237
luding to Mr Metter en. "is dead en
, s ; ough ;" a Cross-examined-My fsther died possessed of ' the murderer is Mrs. Thomson, who, unfor- in a cowardly and back-handed manner, as he had all 1 d (incl. N.-Western) 6141 6141 37 117 36 586
tion in the industrial solemnity of that period 0 - . the room to see if Mr. Pedley was sufficiently well against probably been taken by surprise, and therefore ren- Midland Gt.Westn. of Irind. 192 1921 5:271 5,273
remark unfortunately too true. to see Mr. Sayer. I found he was, and I introduced considerable real property. I knew latterly that tunately for herself, but fortunately for justice, Monkland 76 56 1,638 1,472
Arnoud, from the Sevres manufactory E dered almost useless to defend himself. However, Monmouthsh. Rail. & Canal 44
' ugene Accordingly Hooley was taken to the lodr ye s ted ' aHe is come d Mrs. Parker passed as Mrs. Pedley. My mother •
mary, r. ayer o Ira, saying, prepare dth t •lil t d The murderer ran
witnesse e ern e rage y. 44 - 2,417 2,349
jeannet, and ten other Frenchmen, who had volun- as also was Mr. Metter, but in the latter life was with the deed of gift and will." He replied, "I knew it, but I dont think she ever went to see him. along the road wild lookingeand shouted at a num- at the top of the piecipice there are evident signs Newcastle and Carlisle
North British (in 1 S lkirk 78 • 78 3,087 067
tarily exiled themselves. You see that splendid • he mother
Mrs. Pedley, t , ,an elderly lady, was ber of children who were playing to stand out of of a struggle having taken place between the parties, and Galashiels)e • e
extinct. The former of course is not dangerousl never in all my life signed anything without 2361 lmf'9l 6,656 6,476
vase there-Minton's principal piece ?Itis b y called. She deposea that she paid the expenses of the way. This was the last seen of him until the dd it ld a th tt d
an wou ppear a t o eceased had been North Devon 35
492 4E5
Y shot. thoroughly knowing its purport, and I request you rag ed a art of the wa down because at one N-Eastern(Bedale&Leybrn) 789 '-
789 35,891 38,3)4
Carrier ; the candelabra are by Eugene Phenix, and sir (addressing Mr. Sayer), to read the documents the funeral. In 1858 he made a will, dividing his party who is supposed to be the murderer was ar- g. P .3' , North London , g 9 2,592 2 429
Sergeant Bateman then took Taylor across to tla " roperty between his brothers and sisters. He had place in the bank there are impressions of shoes, and North Staffordshire ' 246 246 7,486 8;022
the others by Hugues Protat. Now let us turn to d - 0 over to me. Mr. Sayer said it was his intention P rested about nine o'clock last night. An old woman,
the grass is bruised as if a heavy substance had been °swestry and Newton 42 42 747 512
etective office, and entered the charge against him t d •
o 0 so, and have his approval of them. Mr. ld t £3OO of stock, drawn £lOO from the savings -
SO 011 h 1. • Al'llfi d '
it appears, w o Ives in 1 el , was passing along Rhymney l9l 194
the Wedgewood department. All that porcelain of d . bank, and had sold one house, and all was gone. rolled down. 594 736
mur ering Mr. Metter ; and on searching him he Sayer read them over in a clear and distinct voice. the road and heard the shots, and saw the man St. Helen's Canal & Railway '52 52 3,895 1,905
is decorated by Leieore. Other artists sometimes sureeon, Park-street Grosvenor- , Another mystery in this matter is that one of the Scottish Central
Mr. Cantes, b , 534 534 2,907 3 489
found • h.
in is pocket three keys, the smallest of After the deed of gift was read over, and before running away ; and a woman in Mr. Lyons cottish North-Eastern 1321 1321 4,428 4,525
consent not to sign their works ; but Lessore is which h the will was read, Mrs. Parker said, " Bob, dear, is
- square, had attended the deceased for three or four porterlodge, which stands within a few yards of watches which the deceased had in his possession S
on Shrewsbury & Birmingham - _
-
e called Bateman's attention to, and said _
years. His ailments were entirely owing to intern- Saturday evening was pawned on that night by a Shrewsbury and Chester
obstinate, and prefers giving up p
his lace to not " I live at No. 5B • • • •
, ritannia-buildings, Strangeways, that exactly what you wished ?" He replied, the place where the murder was committed, having - -
Shrewsbury & Hereford
perate habits. He considered him thoroughly bro- woman in Lisburn ; and, about nine o'clock on that 1,760 2,002
heard the shots, ran to the door and saw Mr H
. erd• Shropshire 'Union 291 291 995 1,000
asserting his paternity. Several manufacturers and if you go d " Yes." The will was then read over. Mrs. Young
ken down in constitution, and he looked upon him night, the accused was observed by several parties on South Devon
f his talent own there and take that key and the servant, had come in in the meantime. He man lying on the road and a tall man run '
ning , .
tolerate that presumption in favour o , open the back chamber d as having a softeni g
'n of the brain as late as the 27th toe road to Luburn, where he said he was going to =II Vastteesrn 306 308 20,271 18,856
finest s ecimens oor you will find something then executed the deed. He was rather exhausted away. The murderer, aftet having perpetrated the 1711 1711 _
and among ethers Phillips, whose p there. Afterwards B t after the deed was read over to him. He took the of July, 1861. He was under continual intempe- fearful crime, throw do th ' meet his wife. He was also seen coming from the s, Yorkshire nd River Dun 118 118 _
a eman and Watson, another wn e pistol, which was -
are by Lessore. If from the porcelain we pass to officer, went to the h en from Mr: Sayer's hand, put it on the paper, ranee. Typhoid was always accompanied, especially found a few yards from th bth b • town about 11 o'clock. Stockton andaDarlington -
7,521
onse as directed. They found 13 d delirium e corpse, o arrels duo TafT Vale 5l 54
the gold and silver work at Elkington's, we shall it closed and lock d and requested Mr. Sayer to guide his hand. Mr. at the last, with
comba anl
k d * h charged. At a subsequent period of the evening Yesterday the greatest excitement prevailed in the Ulster 5l 51 4,839 5,801
find six French workmen, directed by Morel ; and e up, and they went in at the
back door. On - a Sayer did so, and he signed the deed produced, and The jury having een he e up two ours were second pistol was found ne th
ar e spot by a coach-
-, a neighbourhood, and large numbers of people waited Ulverstone and Lancaster . 19 19 2,099 1,845
-
going upstairs the fo n
y u d the back also the will. Deceased was conscious of what he ithont returning a verdiet.
discharged w . man of Mrs. Herdman se h h • fth about the house of deceased's fathe ,
r Andrew Wil- Vale of Clwyd. lO 10 -
178 132
Vale of Neath 35
, n., w o, on earing o , e
at Hancock's, Lassalle and Vilms. In cabinet work, chamber door locked, - ear where the body lies awaiting an inquest. W. 35 2,057 2 026
Waterford and Kilkenny 3l
and on applying the key and was doing. I saw him again before leaving the murder of her son, hurried to his home, in which a- ' 31 361 '317
at Jackson and Son's, the designer is Poyier, and opening the door the • COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. S. Tracy, Esq., R.M, ; Colonel Keogh, R.M. ; Dr. Xtr_rsattforrd and Limerick
frightful scene of the three the house, but not afterwards. few hours previously he had been in the en'
joyment wall
the modeller Agapythe Phenix ;at Jackson and children above na d 1 •
me ying dead, side b 'cl Cross-examined-I had not known Mrs. Parker (Before the Judge Ordinary.) Murney JP. ; Captain Robinson, J.P. ; Captain
4,.;- ...ITI u 271 271 845 742
of good health and amid a circle of his friends ' ' .liar epoolllarbr.&Rail. 39
ysi e, pre- 39 . 4,030 3,935
West Midland .
Graham's the '
, designer is Lormier, Protat does the sented itself. Watson, one h f I 11 d' t ttend Mr. Pedley. I had GOLDSMITH v. GOLDSMITH AND DALRYMPLI, ' • ' ' Williams and Air. Kelly, County Inspectors of Con-
e ore was ea e ,en ou ~ is ICoLLS, Both pistols had a new appearance, and should be - _
-
of the officers, swooned ANIS WOOLEY. stabulary • Sub-Inspectors Ireland and Falloon, Dr. rnriellirlein,Cleator,&Egrmnt. 7 7 -
417 544
figures, and Phenix the ornaments. Let us now at the ghastly sight of three beant• • hopes of his recovery, on account of his youth, he a good clue towards the identification of the assassin. ' retioen
Thompson, Rev. Horatio Maunsell, rector of the Whitehaavveenn:jt 5" 741
ss Jun. 35 se
continue our journey. That Etruscan piece of lying dead side by side as if th iful children b • b 32 33 f age. I have not been Dr. Phillimore, (IX., and Mr. S. Hill
eing a out or years o appeared Information having been given to the police at
parish ; Rev. Mr. Blakely, Drumbo ; and the Rev. 635 735
furniture, exhibited under th ey were asleep. paid for my attendances on him. Mrs. Parker has for the petitioner, an architeet and surveyor at h
t e Crumlin.road Station, Sergeant Simpson, with , - FOREIGN AND COLONIAL.' .
e name of Howard, They were laid out in their nigh • • Adam Awn tgomcry, Hill Hallevisited the place, and
t dresses like not promised to pay me. On his return from Hemp Manchester. He married in 1841 the respondent, his usnal • d hdll h' tth A t d R d •
u werp an
,ptter am 52 52
was designed by Nandal ;it was P • promptitu e, a a is men a e scene
made inquiries concerning the tragedy. Lose 1 624
Austrian B2B 673 34,4•40
rignon who de- corpses in their windingsheet before b • • d h k I don't think he had had who was then a lady in a ver
eing placed in stea e was very wea . y respectable station and in pursuit of the murderer. Head-constables 36,221
Belgian Eastern Junction 261 201 258
eigned that bookcase of Wright d M
an - ansfield's ; a coffin. The officers, on recovering from their delirium tremens, his brain was so clear. He showed of life. There had been seven children born of the Gre - • ' k • h detective officer
en and Maittric , wit Buffalo and Lake Huron
this splendid buffet With caryatides was modelled sternation, sent for Mr. Clayton and M aer• con-
r. inter- no signs of it. The last six hours of his life he was union. Of late years the husband, whose business men
.1 roy, were also in attendance ; and, as tidinks MADRAS R Detroit and Milwaukie
AMWAY. -The traffic receipts on this Dutch Rhenish
185 186 3,808 3,158
108
by Phenix ; that other walnut sideboard, with the rallied occasionally I saw him took him much from h
very exhausted, but . ome, found that she had con- of the dreadful affair inunediately spread far and Eastern of France 0 I 1081 3,482 3,411
bottom, su e ,
revons who on arriving pronounced th company's South West line for tho months of January and . 132 1032 52
name of James Lamb, of Manche t •
s er, is from the at three times a day I certified in the certificate of tracted disgracefully intemperate habits. I th
n c near, a vast concourse of people hurried to the spot. ' e,ast Indian
February last amounted on 271 miles to £19,810, against Grand Trunk of Canada lO9O 137- 11,514 10,312
each child had been dead some time ; indeed, the d ( '. 24 hours ;" but it was •htho e of
eath, • exhaustion, slig p reforming her he removed her from Man- Intelligence of the occurrence was conveyed to all Great Indian Peninsula 4371 -24 13,505 15,013
hands of Hugues Protat. Here are the l •
ga vamsed probability is that they were either poisoned or th fi t
e rs part-he was not exhausted the day before chester, and at last placed her in the care of a widow the police stations in town, and all the men has- - . ' •
£ll 632 on 207 miles for the same period of last year, show- Great Luxembouro• . 6,935 5,659
134
iron casting's department. Seek out the finest mg an Increase of 64 miles in length and X 5,178 in tho re- Great Western of ta'n'a'da'
smothere d yesterday-. They were lying on the his death. I thought that he might rally and recover named Dalrytnele, who occupied a farm near Kirk- tened out to make exertions to secure the arrest of • • 345 345
models ; they are all by Carrier. As for the ceipts. Lyons and Geneva ....... . 142 142 9,838 "23
chamber floor. after he had signed the deed and the will. If I had cowan, Wigtonshire. While there she formed an the person supposed to have perpetrated the crime.
THE SECOND Madrid Saragossa • . •
OF JULY ON THE POTOMAC.--On N th ' c ' -
AtAlican. eel 284 14 934 14 7'
-
bronze ornaments of that furniture and those not thought him in a fit state I should not have adulterous connexion with the widow's son, Peter ; The house in which he was said to live in Donega or ern of anada ... - ,be
William Bateman returned to tho office, Taylor's, 11- the fiecond of Jul the fl st nflitar movement on the Pot • Northern of Pr 94 1,433 1,840
panels, they are by Mene, another Frenchman, •fe h •
ad given herself into the custody of the once •
~ allowed Mr. Sayer to see him. I did not hear the who, however, protested that she used to come un- street was vigilantly searched, but no tidings of his 3' r i 3, 0 ance
MSC was made by the advance of General Patterson s i 1-
, cne , Norwegian Trunk. 701 623 40,529 45 985
44 792 75i
who has for rival Desachy, a former modeller of wl 13 ' instructions given by Mrs. Parker to Mr. Sayer. dressed into his bedroom and had forced herself whereabouts could be discovered before their depar- Paris, Lyons, & M .......
the school of Fine Arts at Paris, La t
8 week
_ and stated, in doing so, that she had murdered her I have attended Mrs. Sayer professionally. This upon him. There had been a child born, which the ture • every place h 't osed he could
. w ere i was supp sion against the forces under General Jackson, near Mar- Paris and Orleans edit ril- 922 9" 92,062 88,211
22 48,938 54,860
. three children. is all my acquaintance with him. co-respondent admitted was his. The case against possibly be was visited, and at last it was supposed tinshurg. Li this direction, to the Confederate army of the Pernambuco 361 - 725
the correspondent of the Constitutionnel •
was in Mr. Win. Sa er de osed tl • Potomac, the young diarist had been been marched and of Royal Danish 69 69 667 65-5
Taylor is said to be of German blood, so that the I y 13 lat ln July of last year the other co-respondents was not gone into. fruitless and
the search for that evening would be , , Sambre and Meuse 6B 68 1,438 1 156
extacies on the En 1' h
gis bronzes ornamenting the ham ..d he was managing clerk to Mr. King of College hill The court made a decre nisi with costs. that he must be concealed somewhere near the scene the defeat and reported rout of General Jackson's force of five South Austrian
four columns of the s d
tan of M. Emanuel. Those had •
ehe now bears is an assumed one. Each chn
The fi • '
rst time I called with M , -
r. Day I saw Mrs. LAWRENCE V. LAWRENCE. of the tragedy, or hidden among the thick trees in Southern of France
infantry and one cavalry regiment on the second ofJuly, the Welland... ....
777 773 26,271 21,911
25 25
bronzes, modelled by 1(1 k
a man, a Frenchman, are var ina
pinned upon it a written ticket as follows,
Y . the Parker, and not Mr. Pedley. Sh hi h
names :-" We are six ; but one at the matter over with r edl d I 11
esai s e would tans Dr, Deane, Q.C. Dr. Wambey, and Mr. Brown- the neighbourhood. However, about 9 o'clock, he
M• P ey, an w • diarist, who belonged to the cavalry,
Started from ca p
mto meet the en writes :-" July 2d. West Flanders
_ -
..: 750 750
simply of ' carton-pierr ' I •
e. tis thus that history H as to ca ing appeared for the petitioner, Mrs. Augusta Jane was arrested in the Vine Hotel, Corporation-street, elny. Went as an ad- W. and N.W. of France... 39,465
39,535
is written." " But that beaudf 1 • arptry (Ilarpurtr C t )1. da on m wa into
ey eme ery ies. Thither our the next y y y the City. I did so. Lawrence, who prayed for a dissolution of her by Inspector Daff, of the local force, and Harbour vance guard, and came within thirty yards of tho m '
ain eeesee•-e-s--eese".ee-"--"'""'"''"''"'""'""eeees....s.s.seeeeee,..eem
i n piece of marquetr
3' bodies take. M The doors between the two rooms w
-that imitation of a piece of • eller and Sons are our cruel rnur- ere open. Mr. marriage on the ground of adultery and desertion. Constable Geary, as orders had been given to search army, and then lePrted back to Ed. Jaeese E
n. 4 ngaged BIRTHS.
rose silk of suoh a derers, but God Pedley was in bed. Mrs. Parker went a d k
n spo e The petitioner was married to the respondent, every hotel and lodging-house in town. The man, the enemy about six miles from Martinsburg, and had a cominANz.-On the 14th inst ,
beautiful shade, and of such wond f 1 1* and our loving parents ill avenge to him, and in 10 minutes returned, and said M E at 2.0, Belgrave-square,
er u rea ity, that us Love rules here - - w
, r. dward Daniel Lawrence, in January, 1852 ; and whose name is William Herd man, and cousin of terrible fight. Killed on our side one, and wounded 15, on Lady Cochrane, prematurely, o.f
; we are all going to our sister Pedley wished to make over the hews " the enemy's about 150." Thi n a stillborn daughter.
is native, for Kershaw is not a French name." to part no more." ein question there had been one child, a daughter. The respell- the deceased, was brought to the police-office, s -ght was reported in the JEssor.'-On the 14th inst.) at B
"Yes, Kershaw is an English painter in mar to her, the deeds of which he said he thought were d t and in E utterley Hall, Mrs. ha-
en was an officer in the commissariat service, and where he will remain to await the verdict of the North ngland as an utter rout and dismay of Jack- sop, of a son.
quetry, It will thus be seen that Ta 1 s mother. I then took m instruc * son's force. The boy m Reeves.-On the 15th IRO., Rt 11 •
hose incontestable merit is only contested in ord yor meant to dispose with hi y tons from in the course of his duty he went out to Hong Kong. coroner's inquest, which will be held this day. ay be wrong, but certainly the pen-
w er of both his wife and himself aft Parker, and I afterwards obtained the parti H' •f' • the wife of Edmund Reeves Es eathfield, Wimbledon,
to be the better taken advantage of. Kershaw is a er having murdered Mrs. - is wi e wished to go with him, but he declined te I iThe only cause which can be assigned for the per- cil scrawl in his diary stained with the oil of Lexington i q., of a daughter.
f the other arti
long distance in advance o sts of his Mr. Mellen The male prisoner ' hire of the deeds of the house from Lord South- take her. While in Chin h 'it f t •
is a powerful man cu a. e was gui y o grea petration o t is aw u crime y.. e priso
fh' f 1 ' bsh • ner-if he college rooms was no: •
desie
ened for publication, end he weene.n.-On the 15th hist
A. Webber, of a da ', at Nottingham-place, Mrs.
in his eculiar in the prime of life. Mr. Metier was a m ampton's estateoffice. I directed that Mr. Day should extrava san ed had been the does not see
e ce, and he was ultimately tried bY abe the murderer-is, that the deceas mto know that ho was routed. On tho same ughter.
own or any other country p art. m
uch less esent to see that the deceased was competent court-mart' 1
la , and cashiered for taking money out cause of his (prisoner's) mother reducins his annual day, instead of flying with his general and comrades, MARRIAGES.
have an o
Neither Paris, Berlin, nor Vienna y ne to an, and about 60 years old. The latter re hi d
Old T si e at be pr
to execute the deed and will. Witness corroborated of the comm. •
issariat chest. By threats of suicide he income, to bring his expenditure within Proper he enters that he
" went on a scout to Shepherd's MANNERS-HVGRAN._
0 h '
n t e 15th inst at S .
'n . It is the onl rafford ; the knife and •t 1 '
pis o are in possession efe
tr. Day's evidence with reference to the execution induced his wife's fanfl dh• X 1 400 b d D d Y
1y to sen ini , • oun s. ecease on man occasions acted in a T bfisses Knightsbrid e t Paul's,
oppose him in marquetry paint' g y
of the police. T own, and back by ten o'clock. saw the go/ Lord John Manners, M.P
eldest d ht ~ to Janette,
" " But all those he former has a blade 10 inches lon fh d t The deed was signed before the Th
g o t e ocumen s. ey also forwarded him £220 to take him to friendly manner towards him, and at one time _The o, he had been auger of Thom s H
weedy he didn't know that a ughan, Esq.
superiority that I allow you. and la inches bro confirmed the deed of gift, and gave nse of the passage of him- routed . onfusion. PEAsE-FE,asE
ad, with a shar '
p point. Five of will. The will Sydney, for he said that such was his shame and offered to defra h
y t e expe , and that the camip had been abandoned in c .-On the 15th inst., at the Friends' in eet-
ine House
French artists are not performing an act of patriot- the barrels of th • and sis er to America, and there pro- N
e pistol are loaded still, only the one hinother property between his brothers ts f humiliation he could never face any one in England self, his wife, and family 'a the saddle. Started 1.3!" f Darlington, Henry Fell, eldest son of Hen
isD,. in leaving their country, and in initiating with which H °et day " was up by daylight, and i ease, Egg M
ooley was shot being dischar d and appointed them executors, &e. again. TT
see nevertheless sailed immediately for vide them with a suitable means of support ; and it with th ' d tached and sent on a scout to beth, del' ' 9 . P., Pieiremount, Darlington, to Eliza -
foreigners into proceedinffs of which they are Tho pri44,5 ge . e regiment, but was e m est dauehter o
e f John B. Pease, Esq., of North
ignorant." b
" My dear Sir, your simplicity sur- =see and his wife are
hardened, the former exclaimin very impudent and • Cross-examined-I have not the particulars of the England, which he reached towards the end a 185- was not until entreaties and friendly coun
instructions I took in writing from Mrs. Parker, About a month after he wrote to his wife, inform- of no avail that they were abandoned. sel were find Capt. Carter. Saw the ene y advancing, and reported Lodee D •
tat Martinsburg ; fell back b , a ding t on.
i
pr ses me. Where Paris pays 3,000 fr. a year, Eng- " Thank God, I have fi • h d
nis e gln the polloo-ofnon
my 'work." • nnr those I took of the lease of the house and of the ing her that havin 1 t • P • h A mpathisers we saw
gos money in arm e was . mong the sy . present last it to Col. Stuart. Ate breakfas
before the il we
enemy unt passed Martinsburg. Enemy BriAciaNeußY.- DEATHS.
On the •
14th inst., at Screraby Hall,
land pays 15,000 f
r. to 20,600 fr. !" " Well, here we The children, who had not been b father's wile me eiseeee is Ll 6, which I expect again £550 • d -1 •1• 1, t a 11. • Li-
in ebt am; inia..rieg -or .. son im tug-. worn many of the principal inhabitants f
o took ossess'on about 11 o'clock. Was detailed as a rear- Lincolnshire the Rev Henr Brack b
en ury,
seen y the Mrs. Parker to pay me, and if not she mum, be eeeee mere „mash
Y Ire' tldli , tl at he fairl loathed Belfast, whose sorrows mingled With 'nu r P . t,li the movements of the 0n0,n3, 1)1r00E0N.
0 er i y. . . u- s Lae a, “nd .3,,,,tionEd to wa • O'n tho 15th. in y
a slow ci..a oodo 1 r :I' st ,at 34, Cleveland-square,
are in the Roman Court. What do you think neighbours since Tuesday, appeared to have been to do so. There was a memorial register prepared himself d •
,an said he hoped God would forgive him, the widow and her numerous family at the rnelan- until evening?' Iler9 was
bt th d• r. y en,Orteu alyee-ehe, rt.L.,-1: Dudgeo . E
n, sq., aged 82
of those marbles ?" superor force, u e 'are is evidence PEN ' ' '
Not receiving any rePIY, I washed and their hair combed after baing murdered. and executed at the same time by Mrs. Parker. I but he did not think He ever would. At this very choly death of one who was generally t
es eemed as retreat before lid
n anic of the enemy reported at th ' •IA Icx.-On the 15th inst., at nit 3 a voidonoo, The G
looked round for my co did not in e o it. Either • against the sud e F._ _ . _enes ~ All ~e .... e time Bishopwearmouth, Durham, Robert Fenwi k 'Ten,
tnd that the deceased should d time he was courting a Miss Brown, and sending an upright and respected citizen-one wh th
mpanion but he had disap• The prisoners were examined before the ma ' •
gis-
oal - ey f northern readers. _Ma- th Year Round." c , Esq.,
peered in tho crowd. ' might d '
o it. The memorial was engrossed for Mr. her a copy of versee, with the title, "If I die first," had long known, and whose loss or aged 82.
trates and remanded to Monday next. A coroner's , Pedle ' • they universally [ADVERTIS D
EMENT.]-11olloway's Ointment and •
Pills,- FILLINHABL-On the 15th inst., at 8, n
----''''''-aanneee5................ y s signature, but I thought it not better for in which he stated ihat heaven would not be heaven deplored. b da ar
saf„na Sure.:- aY 3' , y ? Fases of ulcers, wound anover-street,
. inquest was also opened, and the above facts being him to Wailworth John Joseph Ashby Fill'
A despatch from Marseilles of th sign it. The gra t s 11
ua y registers. I unless it was shared with her, and that his spirit Mr. Tracy, R.M. ; Dr. M`Gee J p tractions, and deformities cured bth el , . inhale, Esq., F.S.A,
e 14th alleges believe the dece - nee
u fa e. sh , , . . ; Mr. Lyons sores, con Y
_ese well- aged 77. -
nas of LP. ; Count Ins ector Wi ' ' med remedies after all other known.
that the Sultan, contrary to th e • - stated in evidence, it was adjourned. ould co
ased wa,s about 31 or 32 years o g me and conduct her's to the real y p !hams, Sub-Inspector este' • V means had been STIRLING.-On the 12th in t
e a vice of his ministers and Mr. Sane ed in vain. ericose veins and all descri t•
the diplomatic body, is desirous e • . ..--___,.... es---I see bth hereas eternal bliss Stoddard and other consta s., at 21, Ainslie-place, Edin-
y e deed you say, w . • He went se far as to procure a mar-
~ . bulary officers were upon r. thp ions of sore, burgh, Win. Stirling, Esq.,
e neaking war against the said Pedle a twicerated, and bad legs, which seem to der aged 75,
/vim tenegro. y attained the age oa 30 many Years riage license (en the usual affidavit), but on the the spot immediately after the ' e best.surgical
occurrence. skill, succumb in a short time to th 6 sootii: WOOLLAMS.-On the 16th inst
The Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster has ago." ing, beating, and , at his residence, 40, St.
THE CHANCERY OFFICES.-The Lo a c morning on which the wedding was to have taken When the prisoner was arrested h t• 11
e was par la y purifying properties of Hollo wa ' • Augustine's.road C d •
r hancellor appointed Mr. Sergeant Wheeler, LL.D., of - the Northern The Lotd Chief Justice asked • informing intoxicated, and it i • The o erate both locall y s ointment and pills. Esq., aged 50. ,ma en-square, Thomas Woollarns,
has jest issued an order that all the officeti of the Court of Cir on that
cuit, to be one of the judges of the County Court of up . ned lace he wr t
if anything tur P u-e to his expectant bride, s said that there was poison Y P Y and
her that he had already a wife. MisS Brown found upon his person. The • • ' d_ strengthen both capillaries and nery s
constitutionally ; they
, , prisoner is a tall, roun d 1t th •
e an regu a e e eir-
Chancery:shall be closed on Saturday, the 24th instant, on • 1 ciliation of the blood. The ra t ' •
Lancashire, in the room ef Mr. Segar, Q.C., lately deceased. Mr. James-Deceased was not t •
o enter into pos- (whose acquaintance he had first made at the Crysta shouldered, stout man, of ap arentl some 50 years os valued testimoruals are ' -
constantly receiv d f Lorene:lx : Printed
persons and Publish d b JOHN CHAPLIN
whom chance directed to 0 y
account of her Majegy'S birthday. Yesterday the offices of • • -
In consequence of this appointment the learned judge will session of this house until after he was 30 years of Palace on the 12th of November, 1859) then brought of age. He is slightly bald, P Y
and has a very retreat- Hollowa 's safe aend r°ll.l nf i
the Court of Chancery were closed for the Whitsuntide y certain remedies, and which effected a -No 112 Stra dP ' '
• , n , 'enter at 'I HE SUN Office, No. 112,
vacate the office now held by him of judge of the Court of age. a suit aghiinst him for breach of promise, and he ing forehead. His eyes are dark, rather prominent cure even after the coustituti
vacation, and will re- open on Monday, the 26th hist, Witness continued-1 di 911 seemed thoroughly hreken Strand, in the Precinct of' the Savoy, in th C
e ounty of
Record for the Hundred of Salford. A d not inform the de- allowed judgment to go by_default. It vile proved a and regitlOSS Itud his mann f king is desul- down,
? or o spea
# Nichilosex....s.thratio Moo 17_ IRn9_

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LoNnow : Printed and Published by JOHN CHAPLIN,
of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at THE SUN Office, N 0.112,
Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the County of
1414419024—Saturday, Nay 17, 1862.