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Lascelles -to the prisoner for 2/. Os. 3d. The following is' " The Artists' Annuity and Benevolent Funds," and 1
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other toasts having been drunk, the company separatneigl !
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-rwl ' Legislature, but by the common sense of the higher ' - LAW INTELLIGE.ATOE.
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IIBIPERIAI PARLIAMEN i . clisses putting no faith in these absurd superstitions,
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"7, Fenehnrch.-street. about half-past 10, the collections of the eveni
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and by giving an example of common sense to the people, COURT OF EXCHEQUER-APRIL 20.
-41. who would readily follow them, and by finding some " Messrs. Hankey,--Pay Mr. Morley, or bearer, two amounting to 550/.
(Sittings in Banco.)
ier at Mulkey's, said the Hon. A. of Mr. Hobbs, who was most ably supported by Miss
" ARTHUR LASUELLES.''
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mMaiyssoEbsmermvea
tPhhaitl,lipbsy• 11aInr.arrFa•n sitNuaetwedl:ights at Palermo, Milazzo, mid Torre di a
cici,
The musical arrangements were under the direction
HOUSE OF COMMO.I%.TS-(YESTERD...k.Y.) better way. of manfagingtt.th,elr. Sunday than tithing anise
. EMERSO.N V. DIXON. Sicily.-Notice has been received at Lloyd's from the a.„
The SpEAKER took the chair shortly after twelve and cummin, and oi ge ma matters of law. (Hear.). , pouaNnlrd.s
Jan. iLI tehgrgcee,peae.nsciel
Mr. A. HASTIE a'reed that •Scotchmen consumed a .... This case .was tried before Mr. Baron Martin at the Lascelles keeps an account with us. We have received rancis, r. ewers, PUBLISHED • lian Corsulate that the lie three lightholha
, ohts at the aaarre,
o'clock. -great deal of whiskaacbut they were not hnuch worse in last assizes at Durham, when a verdict was found foe the a communication from. him relative to this cheque for Mr. Cummings, and Mr. 11'. Phillips.
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Mr. SOTHERON moved,
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that in the case of the that respect than the people of many towns in England. plaintiff for 73/.
, dHe did not think the bill would do much good, but in Mr. H. Hill now moved, pursuant to leave reserved, -Upon the e9"'Pletine of the evidence by Mr. Lascelles. the stewards of public dinners, the representatives of JOINT-STOCK-BANKS. montory of Milazzo, will be replaced by Catad•Lia'a
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London and South Western Rai way (B
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order deference to the feelinas of the people in Scotland, he to set aside the verdict and enter a nonsuit. the prisoner will_ be committed for trial. the press were placed at so Dividend I Amount April, and Ist of May respectively.
Salisbury branch) petition for a bill, the sten ingo
for
would give it his assenl The plaintiff is the secretary of a coursing club in --- speakers as to make it a matter of great difficulty to
great a distance from the Name of Company. per of paid. P ice.
Annum. , 6hare.
No. 151 be dispensed with ; and that the petati n
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ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUSTOM-
•thatanding sir H. F. DAVIE said as the opinion .of the house was Northumberland. The defendant entered a dog to run GUILDH4Lia--Samei Marshall Legge was charged catch even the import of what fell from the chairmaa or - - __a
the bill may be presented to the house, notwi
d i„e the against him, he would not put it to the trouble of a for the stakes, and his dog was declared the winner, with conspiring with his two sons, who had lately be- the other gentlemen who addressed the com A X s. d. X s. d. APRIL 20. p
that more than three clear days have elap?e. a .
division. whereupon the plaintiff, who acted as stakeholder, come bankrupts, to defraud Mr. Joseph Nicholson, of pany. ustralasia...... 1
..... 6 . per cent. 40 0 0 40 0 0 88 ii The Thames, from •
Hamburgh • Eole, Gravelines ,0.
tons for pri- . British North American 6 per cent. 50 0 0 oti 0 62'2 bion
same was endorsed by the examiner of peta
B 1 e • • Wir P. - ' - j lia ag .
, ou oone , i lam itt, Guernsey ; u , epode
h said e- The amendment was then withdrawn, and the clause handed over the stakes to the defendant. It was after- 107, Shoreditch, and others, of goods to the value of Commercial of London. 6% per cent. 1' 00 0 00 0
te bills ; and that on the presentation of t e . p
THE' WORK OP HUSBANDRY . trip,. ; John Bull, Guernsey ; Batavier, Rotterdam :,•"_a fa
Va ttee with some verbal alterations was agreed to. wards discovered that the defendant had fraudulently 1,400/. Co onial ........... _ 3% per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 23
tition, the report from the standing ohders cornim .
ion D •
_._ --o._ lonian ............... 61.1 e: cent.' 25 0 0 25 0 0 - , ram , Jeune Augustine, Calais - Kron Priqoa,
to bring in Clauses 2,3, 4, and 5 were agreed to. Clauses 6,7, • f h • • 11 t d The evidence taken on the last examination showed
substituted another dog or t e one ongma yen ere .
' • Lege e,
Load. Char. Bk. of Ans. - 29 0 0 213 0 15y derick, Sarpsborg , Triton, Ostend ; Choice, reti
thereupon be read, and that leave be given d
hve and 8 were postponed. Clauses 9 10 'll 19 13 14 -Th .
brou ht b the plalntiff, to re- that the prisoner had been living at 4, York-terrace, (Front the Economist.) '
the bill, notwithstanding more than three clear ays a, » , •-•, , , e present action was . g y London and County - 6'. per cent. 50 0010 0 6 30 8 Cumberland, Hamburg ; George and Mary, Caen DI. isit•
15 6 17 d
standing orders .I„an 18 were agreed to. cover back the stakes paid to the defendant. S th t d
ou amp on, an that he and Joseph Legge, one of From week to week the varying character of the Londn and Westminstr 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 3534 Alexandria ; Sarah, Palerm • 1 • City O'
elapsed since the said report from the
London Joint Stock ... 6/ ear cent 51 0 0 10 o , allay, Odessa ,
h Mr Francis In schedule A,
.The counsel for the defendant contended that the the bankrupts, were found there in possession of a large weather gives an unusual amount of interest to the Ope- Froviacial of Ireland- - • * ' 0 0 21 m terdam, Dunkirk ; Avenir, Havre.
committee has been presented ; and tat . .
81. per etnt. ICO 0 0 25 0 0 484 s
M MA K tit of roped belon in to the estate and iden-
S ymour do prepare and bring r. C ENZIE then moved a clause, by which plaintiff had not such a property as enabled him to she. quan . y p y. g g , . .
rations of husband at this season
IT , commonly one of the Ditto. New.. ..... .. 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 - -
Scott and' Mr. Danby e
hotels were prohibited from selling spirits off their pre- The action should have been brought by the real winner tified by the creditors, on Sunday, the 4th of most critical of the husband '
man s year. The -very late National of Ireland.... 41: per cent. 50 0 0 22 It, 0 - LIVERPOOL-Arara 20.
it in. n 0
mises on Sundays, and all other public-houses should be of the race. the present month. The prisoner passed under the name season, the backward state of all kinds of farm-work, Nat. Provncial of Eng. 161. per cent. 100 0035 0 0 - The Calpe (s.s.), which arrived yesterday afterno arei
Agreed to. and the extra • Ditto, New ........ , el. per cent 40 0 0 lt) 0 0 On'
f M HAYTER, the following mem- closed altogether on Sundays. The court; however, were of opinion that, as it was of Marshall only, and denied all knowledge of the . ordinary severity of the March weather, oricetai Bank C ' 1 & • - Marseilles, left that pot ton the 10th inst., and enc ei
On the motion o r. orpora. :8 .p. ct. ha. 25 0 0 25 ,0 0 54%, a heavy northerly gale the same da with a high so• 0
• ted to serve on the Select Committee Mr. HUME said he had no objection to try the ex- the plaintiff's duty to pay the stakes to the rea ,
1 winner bankrupts until after Joseph Legge was in custod7 have combined to render the lets adh- d ' th u 1'
n in rances to the SOU A stra la :.....
bers were nomina h ad itted -th l • ' " ' x• t 1 f lot, p. et& bs. 25 0 o 25 0 0 49% the 17th and 18th the weather y,
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t Bill :-Mr• Wilson) Col. North, penmen% although he doubted whether it would succeed. which he had been Prevented from doing by the defen- when e m ere ationship existing ibetween an ious oi o the farmer-this year more numerous Un:n of Australia.... 61. p. ct.& be. 25 0025‘) 0 77 smooth as l _ was very ca m,
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on Whichwood Fores
g ass ; passed a great number of vessei
M Granville Harcourt, the Marquis of Sir J. ANDERSON thought that the claims of public- dant's fraud, he was entitled to recover back the money, them. than usual-more worthy of frequent notice than in u
ihto .............. ' 6/. per cent. - 210 0 -
Lord Seymour, _r. 11 (c),f London ..... ,'V per cent. 5,00 g (0) 19 0 0 18 could not report whether in or outward bound. , for
Langston ; five members to be added by houses on Sundays would be acceptable to all classes in for the purpose of giving it to the person entitled to i .
t Mr. Clarkson then said that Joseph Legge had been ordinary seasons. That there must) be a deficient brea,dth tailii'(; f Madrid ..... - 40 00 - ENTERED, OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.-The Thartiar
Chandos, Mr.
Scotland. -Rule refused. committed to the Queen's Prison under the warrant of of wheat is now beyond doubt, and unless the aeason
the Committee of Selection. Hamburg; Concordia, Elsinore, &c. ; Batavier, Alwivir
ommissi shoul INSURANCE COMPANIES.
PETITIONS. Mr. COWAN supported the clause , h• d (• • tN. P h f Mr Baron Alderson and one of the C oners in Bankruptcy, from which
• w ich wa.s agree Slttings a isi rius, e ore . d prove such as to produce an exuberant yield,
yenstem,
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' to. • a Common Jury.) place he had been brought up on a habeas co the-quantity of w
rpus, to be heat grown in England this year will Dividend Amount laide ; Triton Ostend • Cit of Rotterdam, Pau
. sir E. FILMER presented a petition from Kent
/ Mr. HASTIE
. moved a clause giving a magistrate in WATTS V. HAMBLEDON. charged in this court. necessarily be below an average. We do not profess to Name of Company. per of
Annum. Share. raid. I Price. Brid et Moe 'd
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g , e,s. ore.
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'nst the admission of Jews into Parliament. Joseph Legge was then ordered to stand in the dock. regard this prospect with serious a rehension, either - neer
Parliamentary boroughs the same powers as those pos- .
Mr. WCANN presented a petition, signed by the This was an a,ction by a coachman to recover the sum Mr. Clarkson briefly stated that about 15 -months in regard to the prospects of the fPP
X s. d. ' X s. d. for Bremen • Helvellyn, Algoa Bay ; Jane Margareaaerit'
sessed by magistrates in Royal boroughs. armers or the ern-
Mayor and 496 inha,bitants of the county of the town of m of 171., for wages and the value of a suit of livery, he ago Joseph and, John Legge set up in business as cabinet- suming public. As to the f h • • ' Albion .......... •• .. 31. 10s. 500 0050 0 0 90 burg ; Tweelingen, Hambure • Stadt Dordrecht, "'Data'
r. F. MACKENZIE opposed the clause. armers, tey will in many Alliance Brit. and For. 71.148.6d.tr. 100 0011 0 0 •- GYgnet, Demerara , L ' ' rd P" 4
Drogheda, comprising the influential merchants and having been dismissed without the necessary notice, alai makers and upholsterers in Churton-street Pimlico instances be com died this ear to r • ark, Cherbourg ; Fyenoo a ~. iD
The committee then divided, and the numbers were- . . „ P y ely less than hitherto Ditto Marine ....... 61. p.c.& bs. 100 0 0 26 o 0 50 dam , R n" 0
b • 1 b of t
without having een supplied wi h the num er sin s • avensbourne / ntwerp; Laurina Alessi ro
traders of the town, praying for an additional member to 93 where they epened a shop, as the learned counsel alleged, on their wheat crops and, from the favourable state of Anchor .............. 6 per cen- 50 0 10 0 - Palermo ' ' '
For the clause of livery to which he was entitled. ; Rowallan, Melbourne • John Barrovva
represent its several important manufacturing, commer- 81 for the purpose of getting into their possession the goods the stock-markets, they will be induced to increase their Athe - " " -135.6 d. 50 0 0 515 0 la Phili a
cial, and shipping interest in Parliament. Against it . The-defendant pleaded that she WaS not indebted, and of honest tradesmen without • f Argus Life ........... 41. per cent 100 0 0 25 0 0 - p and Sydney ; Hope, Tenerilie and. Fernando •L
-12 paying or them, which breadths of green cropping, and thus, by a sort of corn- British Commercial .. 7s. 6d. •50 0 0 50 n
Majority for the clause payment of 1/. 125., a week's wages, into court.
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Several petitions were presented in favour of the Th they disposed of, with the agency of their father who Pulsion, learn that there are surer and. safer roads to Cleriel.Med.& Gen. Life spr ct. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 20% VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. 0
Ist.
Public Houses (Scotland) Bill ; and a number of t'
pe 1- e remaining clauses were then agreed to, and the e ,
mr. Fry appeared for the plaintiff,
.and Mr. Manisty established himself in Southampton and diff '
erent parts profit in husbandry th b •
an y grasping too eaaerly at corn county .... ...
house resumed. for the defendant. . Crown
. tions were also presented against the same bill. of the country, and received the goods which the bank- growing. As to the consumers, t d 4" •
a s ea yan unrestricted , eery
Sir T TROLLOPE reported from the general com-
The plaintiff had bees engaged in the service of the Eagle
rupts consigned to him in various names, and would foreign trade will now supply any deficiency which may Equity an rpoe o ort i ip,
Mr. F. MACKENZIE' presented a petition fro •
m 'dee •of elections that they had nominated the commit-
d f dant as coa hman on the terms of having 1/. 12s. d Law...... 4% per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 ”e lat. 30.
een c , doubtless have parted with them by auction or other- exist in our domestic produce of wheat. The result of El"Pean Life ...... ... 15s. 20 00 An paid, oti )'''
Edinburgh against the abolition of the university tests mi
• th B ' k T d and
a,nd determine e erwic -on- wee
in Scotland ; also several petitions from Live 1 • , tees to try . . a week wages, to live over the stables, and to have two wise hag" not a vigilant officer traced them out soon the past and present years has placed this beyond doubt. General...... - 50 0 The Hannibal, London to Canton, March 9, lat' 1
rim against Hereford petitions. suits of livery in the course of the year. After remain- Thou hit i Globe .. ..... AL per cent. Stock. Of
l'O long. 26 W.
after their delivery at the prisoner's house in Southamp- g s probable the quantity of wheat yielded by 0 uardian
the opening of the Crystal Palace on Sundays. MAYO ELECTION. ing with Mrs./Hambleton for ten months, he was dis per cent 45 0 0 6t m The Unity, Boston to Algoa Bay, same day. 10'
ton and taken possession of them on behalf of the bank- the last harvest was nt 1 d • h b d Li' • - - '
o ess, an was per aps eyon Perial Fire -121. per cent. 500 0050 0 0 - The Canute, Shields to Calcutta, February Mls'
:,
• SALE AND PURCHASE OF LAND BILL: Lord H. VANE reported from the Mayo election missed at a week's notice, his mistress refusing to allow rupts' creditors. , an average, the quality has in general proved so in- Imperial Life .. .. 128. 100 0010 0 0 19.34 lon 29 W.
On the motion of Mr. DRUMMOND, the second committee that G. H. Moore, Esq., and G. G. O. him anything for the second of the two liveries with In support of this statement a number of witnesses ferior, that for all pra t• 1 th b.. b indemnity Marine.... 11. 'b.& In. 100 00200 0 58 IPh
c ica purposes ere 39 een a Law Fire .......... • • 2s &28 bs 100 0 0 210 0 4.4 e Mentanzas, Liverpool to Rio Janeiro, hat..lPl
reading of this bill was postpone,d. Higgins, Esq., were duly elected, and that it appeared which he had not been provided. - were called, who proved •the dispatch of considerable considerable deficienoy of wheat suitable for the menu- La long. 29 W.
from the evidence given that there had been great abuse His lordship left it to the jury to say whether in their - 100 0 0 to 0 0 50
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PETITIONS.
of the spiritual influence on the part of the great body of opinion defendant was entitled, under the terms of the quantities of valuable property-by railway at Southamp- facture of flour. Well, though the price has been higher Legal and General Life - 60 0 0 20 0 - The Chieftain, of London, t • sit 13 a
s eenng ~ a .
Ltoindon Fire .
- Mr. CHRISTOPHER presented a petition from Lin- the Roman Catholic priesthood at the last election. ton by the younger Legees and its receipt at Southamp-
a,greement entered into with Mrs. Hambledon, to recover • ' ' • • . than last year-and the range of prices between the best L idon -hip.... .....
ton by the elder prisoner sometimes in one and some- and-the worst wheat has been very much greater-there Mar.re * • 0 28% The Standerings, steering S., March 25, lat. 7 .5"
colnshire, in favour of the alteration of the law of settle- JUDGES EXCLUSION BILL. the value of his livery.
times in another name A creditor identified a portion has been no such an advance in wheat as to seriously Med.lnvlid&
•..••.• .. 15s.per share 100 0 0 15 0 0 25 • 2 W
Gen. Life 4%1. per et. 50 0 0 20 0 3 7 • 1 t 3's'
ment for the poor; also two petitions from Gains-
On•the motion that the Speaker do leave the chair After a short consultation, the jury returned a verdict - ' Minerva 5 The Jenny Lind, from Panama, March 27, •'' '
of the goods discovered at Southampton as his property. affeet the consumers. Yet the rise of price has been , •• •• •• •• •• - P. et. & bs. 20 0 0 20 o 6 l .
borough, in favour of the distribution of Parliamentary
for going into committee on this bill, for the plaintiff, damages le., beyond the sum paid into The risoners w sufficient to induce large importations. Thus, for the ka°t'liaceriachi -••
••
-- - - b 0 0 1 0 0 21s. ong. 27 V.
p ere remanded, as was also the wife of Loan Fun Th plarcli iii
papers to literary societies. , Mr 11. DRUMMOND said it had been his intention court. . the elder. Legge, who was examined at a subsequent three months ending the 26th of March, 1853, the im- Palladium Lite... d.. W. per cent. 20 00210 0 2% e Daniel Ross Calcutta to Bremerhaven,
Mr. J. MACGREGOR presented a petition from
to move that the Speaker do not leave the chair until WEDNESDAY. part of the day. portation of foreign wheat has been 138,919 quarters, Pelican .............. 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 2 0 (1 2% lat.
- - - 45 23 N., long. 2i W.
Kent, against all taxes on knowledge. this day six months. (A laugh.) That was, that the (Sittings in Bancs.) heenix .. .
Mr. MACAULAY presented three pet
itions from , ~„
DUI De not committed until this day six months ; but he MORRISON V. THE -GENERAL STEA3f NAVIGATION --. against 63,700 quarters in the corresponding three Professional Life.. •• • - 173
•• •.. 51. per cont. 6 5 0 010 0 %
. Edinburgh, praying for the abolition of the taxes on MARLBOROUGH-STREET. - Elizabeth Anthony months of 1852 ; and of flour the importations of the nee/keen eire __a_ 11. 58. & bs. .100 0 0 10 0 a 41 COUNTRY MARKETS.
erve his opposition for the third reading. 0031PANY. Rock Life ...... _ _
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was charged with having wilfully set fire to her master's same period of 1853 have been 49,107 sacks and ss. *5 3 0 010 0 8%
Ind • also several
gradations in the universities in Scotl, ,
~ h Id
s ou res
The house then went into committee on the bill, and This was an action brought by the owner of the brig se •••••• 61. p.et. & bs. Stock. -___•____
st the Public-houses house, No. 32, B G
rewer-street, olden-square. 61,783 barrels, against 16,133 sacks and 49,979 barrels Ruclitya!lfrb an all 236 19.
petitions, numerously signed, again _ EDINBURGH MEAL MARKET-APRIL ach
the clauses were agreed to. Valiant, for injuries done to it by the alleged negligence The evid d • ' •thfi t th h f • S ••• • - 61• les
ence presente a case of strong susplcion, as in e rs ree mont s o 1852. In barley and oats Ditto Life .. . 11. 6s. , I
(Scotland) Bill. f Mr. HUME said he wished to make a proviso to the of the defendants' servants in the navigation of the -
)9 65 There were in the market to-day, 6 sacks oatine3l.llo A
Mr. FORBES presented a petition from the county o the house i la' h the risoner was e domestic wae set though both have been relatively hieher than wheat, United ICI in
, n ev. ic p . ugdo .. • • 41. p. et. & bs. 20 0 0 40 0 5 - weighing 2801bs imperial. Four sold thus-1 at 11".
Fife, against the abolition of the Scotch university tests. ff h 'd d I th tth R d fth steamer Albion. Th t • di) hL d Ch• f
e ect t at, prove e a ways a e ecor er o e e cause was ne yt e or le , - ' - - U i •ersal Lif 1
on fire three times in four days, under circumstances there has been no great increase of importation. ; thus vli.i e. •
taoria Life ...... • • 51. per cent. - h 3at 1/ lOs Od.
/ city of London, after the present Parliament, shall Baron, in the city of London, when a verdict passed for wh• h 1
lc eft no doubt of wilful incendiarism. Prisoner showing that it is wheat we can most really obtain from 412 6 5%
POOR LAW. during his continuance in office as such recorder be in- the defendants. was remanded. abroad. This is a lesson, if rightly read by our farmers, . BRIDGES. ---
EDINBURGH HAY AND STRAW MA.RO
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Mr. VERNON moved for returns of all applications capable of being elected or sitting as a member of the Mr. Watson now moved for a new trial, on the which should warn them against too much reliance on
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Dividend Amount APRIL 19.
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made to the Poor Law Board, according to the provi- House of Commons. He wished this proviso .to apply ground of misdirection. WORSHIP-STREET. -John Lewis Robertson was large breadths of wheat. Let their object be a large Name of Company, per of raid . price. Supplies were again large. 0
g st""I
sions of so much of the act 13 and 14 Vic. c. 57, as re- only to future recorders, not to the present right hon. It appeared that the Valiant was lying in the river, charged with having deserted his wife, Euphemia, who acreable yield of wheat. to accomplish which their wheat
lates to preventing the holding of vestry or other meet- gentleman who held the office. near Gravesend, on the night of the accident, without had sincebeco h bl to the parish of St. Leonard's land must be in high condition and well prepared. The
me c argea e , x s. d. £ s. d.
----- -- tron ; wleeat' do., 7s Od to 850 d ; barley do 4s oa t°
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begs in churches ; such returns to specify the applica- The RECORDER of LONDON was much obliged to any light being exhibited on board of her. The Albion, Shoreditch. - necessity of draining and other permanent improvements [lunged° rd .......... - - - 12 Hay from 9d to lld per stone.
tions granted and refused :of all cases where, under the the honourable gentleman for the exception he on her voyage to Boulogne, steamed down the river, The prisoner cultivated the acquaintance ofthe com- is becoming forcibly felt and strongly expressed by far- 'cllthvi ark .......... - 100 0 0 -
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provisions of the said act, lands or premises have been wished to make in his favour, but the c?mmittee and not seeing the brig, ran into her, and . caused
, , plainant towaids the end of last year, when she was mers, and such expression is to some, though most in- Wiiatiet No ew of 7% pc. '7o's. per cent.
1503 g g - 1G DALKEITH ArRAL mARKET-Apiim 18%1. li
taken on lease or purchased, and sales or eXChanges have should remember that there was a great distinction the damage complained of. By the 14th and lotn comfortably settled in a small way of business, with 50/. adequate, extent responded. to by the owners of land. Date Old. . Xil•a*.•o•f•8-/. 2/. Bs. Od. -3% There were in the market to-day 75 bags ostninsr
- 60 0 0 26 of barle
been effected for the purpose of obtaining building suit- between the position of the offices under discussion and of Victoria chapter 79, section 26, the Admiralty i et.
in iee savines• bank, and at Christmas married her: The following passages .from some of the local aericul- itt.‘ Nw ditte of 71. 21. 2s. OcL - 40 0 0 221, ymeal, and 2 bags pot-barley ; sales readY.' joi°
able for vestry meeting :of all cases where the Poor that of the judges contemplated by this bill. The Be- have genera"' powers to make regulations as to lights After ill-treating her for three weeks Ile deserted her, tura' notices will afford information similar to thlt we Vauxhall ........ AV. 2L 70 10 3 - 2112 meal same on the top ; second quality 3a per bag
Law Commissioners have given authority for money to corder of London did not hold his office under the Crown, " within such places, and under such circumstances," taking with him not only the ready money of her busi- supplied last week in different districts :- WATER-WORKS. larleymeal and pot-barley the same as last week. 00.3.,
be borrowed for such purposes, and charged to the Poor nor had he any jurisdictiou beyond the limits of the as they shall think fit." Under this authority the Ad- ne,ss, reserved for paying liabilities, but also the remains- In South Yorkshire it is stated, that " the crops gene-
Rate : and, of all appointments of vestry clerks under City. The office conferred no title or distinction on the miralty framed rules directing vessels at anchor to have of the store in the savings' bank. The loss of her money rally present anything but a cheerful character. In the _a, Dividend Amount impeiaal
29s Od 28s 3d '''.. 1,
,--s ,11
ir
.P 4 Ile of Company. per of , Barleymeal, per ditto
Paid. Price. 25s Od 00s Od .A ,4
the said act. holder, while the duties attached to it, which consisted a light at their masthead, except in harbours, where ruined her, and she was reduced to the parish. • first place, the wheat plant has received partial injury ,
Annum. Share. Peasemeal, per ditto --5 Od. -s oa
....„ ,A;
Agreed to. of acting as law adviser to the Corporation- other regulations as to lights exist. In the port of Lon- Prisoner made a lame excuse about his wlfe's temper, by the extreme frosts • and in no place does it present
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.
Sir J. WALMESLY moved for returns showing the acting as its mouthpiece on State occasions, and don the corporation have made regulations as to lights and said he had not spent all the money, and was willing that exuberant and pleasing appearance we have of
E t L Pot-barley, per ditto
61. per cnt. Stock. 100 125 V
amount of annuities for lives and for terms of years officiating as Speaker with the Lord Mayor, which, it was contended by the plaintiff, do not require to live with her again. late years been wont to see. The breadth sown was Giaasnd ondon
• Junction .... • • 4/. per cat 50 0 0 50 69'2 --
granted in each of the years ending the sth ' day of could in no way prevent the holder from fulfil- sailing vessels in the position in which the Valiant was M D'E t djourned the case for a week, to considerably diminished by the rains in the three con- Kent.... ........... 41. per cut. 100 0 0 •
r. yncour a - B.*, COAL MARKET-Apmr. 20.
January, 1852 and-1853, and the amount of ca 11t k r th functions of a legislator. True he had to at- to have any light. Under these circumstances, his • h -
pi as oc ing e give t e pnsoner a space for rePentance and reparation. eluding months of last year. It was hence desira,ble Lambeth ............ - 100 0 0 - - Prices of Coal per ton at the close of the market!" k
cancelled in each of the said years on account of such tend for a week in every month in the Central Criminal lordship ruled that the Admiralty regulations applied to that, with an open spring, advantage of a, favourable sea- New River Company.. 21. 10s. - -- 60 0.
Southwark &Vauxhall 51 per cnt 100 0 90 ti. d. 11
terminable annuities : and, of the amount of the annui-.. Court, but in that respect his situation was only ana- the brie., and left it to the jury to say whether the fact son might be taken, and the land left unsown last year ~ est Middles * • 0 -
ex - .... 6/.os. pr cnt. - - 110 Burnhope l4 0 Belmont ................... 'if;
ties for lives and for terms of years which have ceased logous to that of an hon. member who attended quarter of the'Valiant having no light contributed to the acci- ARTISTS' GENERA L BENEVOLENT receive the seed •as early as possible this. With very
in each of the said years, ending the sth day of January, sessions as a magistrate. There was in fact a wide differ- dent. The jury found that it did. The learned counsel INSTITUTION. few exceptions, no such opportunity has presented DOCKS. Longridge's W. Hartley 13 6 Lyons .................. •'•''.lB
1852 and 1853 (in continuation of Parliamentary Paper, ence between the Recorder of London and a judge who now contended that the Admiralty regalations did not _..--4.--_ itself and other crops will have to take the place of land Dividend Amount New M.-infield 15 6 Russell's Helton.. ....... ••1/
No. 657, of Session 1851). held his appointment from the Crown, and who was apply, and that the rules of the corporation alone were
The thirty-eighth anniversary festival of this excellent ded for wheat The frost hae like vi Name of Com an
inten . . Ise been a great Py. per of Paid. Price. Portland West Hartley 14 e Scarborough .............. .15
Agreed to. considered to hold too exalted a position, or to be too to be regarded. He also contended that the Albion
society, established to afford relief to decayed artists of drawback upon sowing beans. We shall have, therefore,
.___ _______ _ 'Stewart's Hartley 15 0 Stewart's.. ............... '''l6
much occupied with his public duties; to be able to per- might have avoided the brig, notwithstanding the a,b-
the United Kingdom, and for affording assistance to a much larger quantity than usual of land under barley Tanfield Moor Butes 14 9 Whitwell ............... •-..11
REPEAL OF DUTIES ON SOAP. Xs.d.X s. d. West Wylam Trader 15 6 Cassop ................. •••••11
and oat culture. So far the lambing season has b Commercial 41 t
the duties of a member of Parliament. In his sence of any light. their widows and orpha,ns, was celebrated at the Free- een .•••• • • - .- .pr cen . Stock. _ _
, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said form - Wall's End, &c. West Kelloe.. ............ .. 0
h C • • ted that as the construction to be very partial in its success. With many farmers the East and West India.. 6%1. pr cent. Stock.
r that of the S eaker of the House, t ere wag The ourt intima
own cas?.o . . . p .
masons' Tave Saturda evening, the Right Hon. - 164
he wished to make a statement with regard to an error
s a matter of
the E 1 G rii*
°ll
• • Y general average has been good ; while others have lost East Country..... ..... 205 per sh 100 0 0 Gibson l6 0 West Whitworth .... ".15
h h Ad • It 1t"
o humiliation in hem called upon to take part in t e put upon t e mira y regu a ions wa ar rartvil g
le presidin . London • • - • ..
*
.••••. •• •• •• 5/. pr cent. Stock. Harvey Wylam, uns. _l3 6 Clavermg Tees ........ ••• 15
in the custom resolutions he had laid on the table,for which n .
lof g • - h h hld bl • ta 't uld be well to have the point - 126
contested election and thoug es ou pu ic impor nce, iwo
turmm a . , . Upon the removal of the cloth the health of " Her not only the lambs but also the ewes :we are afraid the Ditto Bonds.. .• •• •• 41. per cent. . - - Riddell l6 6 Tees ....................... '55
he took blame. Among the class of articles on which
abstain from voting on the question, e coh n ere ore gran e er e.
h ld assure further discussed, adth f tdth ul Majesty," " His Royal Highness Prince Albert (the result will prove unsatisfactory. The quantity of stock St.Xsitharine ........ 4 per cent. Stock. - 100 Eden Main .
,
he proposed to reduce duties, was that of soap and in e utharnpton ........ 1/ per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 39 aih
the house that inasmuch as it was part of his duty to . patron of the Society), Albert, Prince of Wales, and the held by our farmers -is not only less in numbers than in victoria ............ • - ~ _ a La.mbton Primrose 17 9 Powell's Dueelyn Ste
the resolutions it appeared that the duty on hard soap -
20 0 6% Bell 17 6
1 ' h 'n th t his he ex e-
be constant y on t e spot 1 . eme retie , ph other members of the Ito al family," not forgettin the former years, but the wei ht is likewise considerabl de-
y g g y
was to be reduced to 16s. ; on soft soap, 18s. ; and on DUSTM AN'S VA ILS. -
Naples soap, 16s. These figures were prepared by him hatever in erformmg the public
rienced no difficulty w p . l . i
• illustrious stranger, whose name the noble earl said he ficient, arising from the unfavourable season for fatten- CANALS.. Ships at market 125 1 Sold 67.
duties which were demanded of him as a egis ator. . was not at liberty to announce, " The Army and Navy," ing."
before he had an opportunity of submitting to the Yesterday at the Kensington Petty Sessions, Mr.
' _
Government his proposition for abolishing altogether the (Cheers.) and other c -
ustomary toasts, were drunk with all the In Somersetshire the account is somewhat more Names of A i Dividend
~,- Dividend px.,,,, Names of r, 1
Mr. HUME argued that the duties of the Recorder Williams, dust contractor, was summoned on the charge honours. favourable. There, it is said, " altogether the.season Companies. 21 per -•-• Companies. ,:,, per
Price. _RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS.
Excise duty on soap, and before it had been determined
1 f h • f d t tak th d t f a housekeeper 4 Annum.
co Annum.
f the Cit of London were by far too onerous and mu - o aving re use o e away eus o , The Noble CHAIRMAN' said he had has been very beneficial to the arable lands • '1- te
to submit that proposition to Parliament, and owing to 0. e . y . . . .
b of -whereby he had subjected himself to a penalty of five
____„ - . . next to propose , and al-
___
_I
tuarious to admit of his being an efficient mem er rrosperity to the Artists General Benevolent In- though the wheat-plant has been put back, it has, on X X - LI V ERPOOL, APRIL 20. I
IlAt
the pressure of business, it had escaped him to strike
P r t d h t the f e ersevere with his pounds. As an attempt to put a stop to the system of -
ar iamen ,an e mus re or p . . stitution " ,
(Gheers.) In recommending that toast to
he whole, tortie up better than was expected, and there Ashtnlt Oldb , •
a 8 71. p. ct. 140 Macclesfield. 100 2/. 10s. 50
these duties out of the resolutions. It was his intention th t t•' b 'tie ut which • '.
giving e con rac oi s men eer money, wi o STOCK EXCHANGE.-The share market has been. a ife' ,
.130. their notice he d.
id not think it would be necessary for is less deficiency in the winter-sown than we anticipated. I.Zratlntn SzYL;;* 11:g - Naafi' -••• • 1* 16/. - day, but prices closed a shade better. The followo°l.Si'
that the duty on the importation of foreign soap should Pr2.l:n __.
nr u. GREY entirely disapproved of the spirit and they habitually refuse to take away the dust, the case
him to detain them -•th 1 That .e-hich has n • •
ghat! 40 :I: ig% Zl5-**" the quotations :-Caledonian, 32h ; East LancashirUire'
cease altogether when the Excise duty was remitted at . . 111 a, ong speech, indeed he had •• go ein since the frost and. dry weather Birmin 100 IV. -
1 f h bll • b • h d t th dment excited much interest.
princip e o t e i , ut wit regar o e amen
78 3/. 18e. 70
an objection to long speeches or. these festive' occasions. have set in, has come up, and is coming nicely. The Coveatry.••• MO 251 :•••-m
Regen T:i.t.
Kendal and Windermere, 14a ; Lancash' and -Vorh•apir
; 0
home. (Hear.) he h bit
under discussion, he could see no reason for excluding A case was proved in which a person not in t a
ble He felt that institution was most important to the inter- land is working_ remarkably well. A good deal of Derby •• • • 100. et* t • 33 1/. Os. 16%
• , . 63 Rochdalo...• 85' 21 42 76a f ; Lancaster and Carlisle (third shares), 13-i r: son 4
PUBLIC HOUSES (SCOTLAND) BILL. the Recorder for the City of London from Parliament of giving the dustman beer, or. money in lie-,
1 717 'un : t ' este of artists, and in pleading its claims to suppOrt he Nursery atal Tala,vera has been put in this month ; and Ell-inn &Chs 69 21.4 p. ct. 34% Somrset Coal , 0 --* don and North Western, 1194 ; Midland, 74,3 .L.,,.71 ! e /111
The house then went into committee on this bill, Mr. any more than for excluding the Recorder of Bristol, after many attempts, to prev?al op them to o eir uy.
could not but refer back with pleasure to the time when "w April wheat has been in demand for seed, and v. V01.1.V=.! IN
piT et*
72 Do.r.ltledSt '5,2 - .7. Eastern and Dover, 23a ; Lancashire and Yorks"" petc
Bouverie in the chair. Liverpool, or any other large town. The defendant said he paid his men good wages, and
. . . the 1 1 hd th th h fill h
p ace e a en e onour to ad been occu- much larger quantity than usual will go in. Winter GrandBurrey 100 ii: it _ Itilfretrlnvi ore ,40 281. 405 F shares), 1-16 p. ; Midland (4/ per cent.), i p.i
On the first clause being proposed, Mr. WHITESIDE also opposed the proviso. had discharged at least twenty upon similar complaints. .
d h 1 S' la b P I II
pie by t e ate ir o ert ee . e found that upon beans have been very much cut by the frost, and were ',i•and U e ry.. " -
Rion 100 i L los. 12% Stourbrldge !, 2e /. 2.10
, Rhenish, i 11-16 d.
Sir F. H. DAVIE moved the insertion of an amend- The ATTORNEY-GENERAL believed that the He thought it was as much the fault of those who made
that occasion their distinguished president showed that injured by the wet. The prospect is not equal to Kennt& Ara 39 As Oe 7% Severn and)" ' -
Lancaster • 100 • • wye nen. i 26 21. Os. 2 t ----
MANCHESTER, APRIL 20.
ment for the purpose of preserving the life interest of amendment, if carried, would be pushing the principle a practice of giving beer money, as the men for taking
the principle on which the relief was afforded from that former years. A great many spring beans have been Leeds& Livrp 100: 251. 550 Warwick&
f 191°I'
heel clone a,nd would continue to do 'all in his
grocers in the sale of spirits, on the ground that some of the bill too far, and he must, therefore, resist its it. He . „
institution was such as most to conduce to the benefit roieester..•. 100 el 66 Birmin ICO 41. 40
well put in, mostly large ones. Oats and barley are La & , i• g• I Swim EXCHANGE -Ther
e was a fair amount 0 aaia
protection should be afforded to those who had invested introduction. power to put an end to it.
of the artist, merit and distress constituting the only now in progress of sowing ; and the land is very kindly. Go„
„ .icstr Nth 83 4 . 44% warwict&
ghboregh 142 70'. 510 Napton..] 100 31. 28 bt • •
ness, u prices were lower. Bla
77 ; London Stock, 11at . s P`:- i
ckburn iii , Leed 0
their capital in business in expectation that they would IVIr. LABOUCHERE contended that this question Mr. Nixon, the chairman of the magistrates, said he In this country there seems to have been a consider- Mannionthsh 100' - - Virorcstr &i e ; Dovers, 22a • MidlaniNgo
claim to relief ; and he was happy to see that th ' Fit% Sheffield Stock 30 -
be allowed to deal in spirits. ought to be left to the decision of tbe constituencies certainly must plead guilty to the failing of giving the ein i
~,r 0. . 10_ ._. . 48 3j, - 7 , Caledonian 32h • 'East Lana.l
able loss of both sheep and lambs, but other stock has - nt,merysn u - - mantes. I
tution had been generally well supported by the public. 181- ; Chester tind Holyhead ' ' I`.
Meltn3lwbry 100 - - Wilts & Brks -1 10s. Od. 7% , 221 ; Sheffield Pref.,
Mr. F. MACKENZIE considered that grocers could themselves. They were the best judges- of who Men money, but he would give it up. t been healthy. Here, too, a good deal of attention has
In lookine• over the report of the year when Sir Rober
not have a vested interest in the sale of spirits in Scot- should represent them, and it was unjust to Mr. Bellworthy, the chairman of the Kensington Im- . been called to the deficient drainage of the low lands, -____
b d ' • I '
was president, an comparing wit i that of this year, he GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. BIRMINGHAiI, Arum 20. , *Pi
land, as their licenses had to be renewed every year. push this bill to the extent that was now demanded. provement Commissioners said he had to blame himself
gretted to find thet the recei ts w 00/ 1
p ere 2 . ess than and a general assent exists as to the necessity for doing
STOCK Exc
His object was to put an end to a practice which was Already they had excluded two men of talent and emi- for giving them money, and for which he was rewarded re- h •b t h something to prevent the recurrence of such floods as Dividend Amount . HANGE.-This market was dull to-gael4
.. upon tat occa,sion ;u,on t e other hand, he was per of Paid. Price. prices a shade weaker B. • Ir'-e-
-productive of the greatest mischief in Scotland ; he nence from the house, and the house should now draw by having his dust binn emptied much oftener than it
gratified to find that, whereas, .n 1852, relief was they' have suffered from during the past winter. Name of Company.
Annum. Share. done at 10 3-16. ' =lngham and Stour
alluded to persons who went to shops to purchase small the line where these exclusions should stop. required. It had come to his knowledge that the prac-
afforded to 24 artists last year only 15 artists had re- From Berkshire we learn that " the long-continued -
groceries, spending their small balances of coppers, or Mr. ATHERTON insisted that the exclusion from tice bore very hard upon poor people, who had great ceived relief, those Who ha,d been assisted. being chiefly wet weather and the frosts have much retarded field . Xs.d.X 8. d. -
the discount they received, in whiskey. - The principle Parliament ought only to extend to judges of the superior difficulty in getting their dust removed, or to pay for it.
the widows and daughters of artists. He th hth t
• oug a a operations, and but little spring corn has as yet 1..3 , !
• tish •• • ••
pritto .ir.o.v.inci.a.l •. . . 11.-Bs. 90 -0
0 20 -0
0 2-3 ST r LEEDS, APRIL 20. 4'31
of the bill was the separation of grocers from dealers in courts, and he should therfore oppose the amendment. Mr. Wilson, a magistrate, said he was another guilty
gratifyine fact, as showine the increased rosperity been sown ; but the land is getting into a good state, Brighton .. .• .. •• •• •. 51. 20 0020 0 0 16 lan O.CK ....XCHINGE.-The share market has been„oile't
whiskey, and to this the amendment of the honourable Viscount MONCK opposed the amendment. of bribing the dustmen. Complaints like this could not -• .- - t • 0 ..., .
existmg amongs artists. nee thought it was impos-
P h and every hour and hand m t wbe made the most of City of London ...-
us no
L. _. • c 61. 100 0 0 150 0 0 125 guid this morning. The transactions have been ctie l't
antinental (3d Cap.)... 41. 75 0 0 43 10 0 67v to a few
.of the heavier stocks hi la b been "-ea o•
Un rotected females called aloud u
gentleman was directly opposed. He considered that Mr. HENLEY suggested that the amendment should be looked over. p pon Bible to read the first item on the list of relief afforded The autumn and winter-sown wheats conianue loolhing
Equitable.. ••-•- •• •• 50/. 50 0 0 50 0 0 - " rath • •, w e aye . aos
combining grocers and victualling shops was the cause be deferred until the bringing up of the report, as if it them for redress.
-an eminent landscape and portrait painter 501.- nt has failed . -
looking very blind ; and as much of the pla , Great Central... •• •• • 10 per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 141,, 76i ; and Midlands at 741
er.easier terms. Lancashm and Yorkshire c'
of the chief evils which existed in Scotland in regard to it were inserted now it might endanger the passing of The Chairman said the contractor had met the charge without feeling what distress of mind and bodil suffer- it is now being mended with Talavera and other spring Imperial ............ 31. & bonus. 50 0 0 50 0 0 8311 4. •
drunkenness. the bill by strengthening the hands of its opponents. in a proper way, and this being the first public com- • •ht b 11 •t d b •
mg mig e a evia e y such a donation, properly
y wheat, ma:ny pieces of which have been sown. The fo dnedsoe n dent .......•• 61.
- 40 0 0 40 0 0 46-
50 0 0 50 n n .
Mr. JOHN MACGREGOR suPported the amend- Sir R. H. INGLIS was opposed alike to the bill and plaint, the bench would only inflict a fine of 10s. and bestowed. When the •d h • f Nursery kind seems also much in favour, and millers "
y consi er ow many men o Do., Part. Preference 61 per cent. 25 0 - '' - SEABORNE MAILS.-
ment, and protested against the principle of the bill, the amendment. costs. If others were proved, the full penalty would be genius might be incapacitated for a time, by sickness speak well of it. Beans and peas are being planted, and Pfcculx .•••.•• - .• - 311. per cent 5 ° 25 0 0 24
iiff
51. • 00 0 49 0 0 287 i -.____ 01'.
which he did not think would have the effect of remedying Mr. HUME announced his intention to accede to the enforced.
or misfortune, from gaining their livelihood, he was we have observed a few fields of oats a Y
1 b •
nd bar e eing R4.te .. - . ....... 100 0 0 90 0 IV
U Iliad General ...... (N signifies that the mails are sent frora the general ro
the evils of drunkenness which he grieved to say existed proposal of the right hon. gentleman the member for Ox. The defendant said he would go home and discharge s th ,Id all f 1 -te h•
ure ey wo a ee wi im that it was their duty sown. Rye and tares appear rusty, but the plants hold la 50 00 t 5 ° -
Wii,Vterfolmtlit:rebartered 51. per cent, 00 0 20 by the night-and Mby the menting-dispatch.]
........"
d -h e the 60 0
to a great extent in the country. fordshire, and withdrew' his amendment on the under- every man.
to support the Institution to the utmost of their power. eadly cut up, an seer
good. Winter beans are .. . . , .....• ~,, 51. per cent 50 n 50 0 0 39 WY:
f 'lure • - 0 io a 0 : 7% Day when made up From what Jae
~A,
Mr. EWART said every Scotch member must be standing that he should move it again upon the bring- ..-
(Cheers.) . floods have been .over them they are quite a ai .
COUNTRIES. in General Post- Port .e.-„,o10-
aniriOns to remove from their country the dreadful stigma ing up of the report. POLICE INTELLIGENCE.. Few winter pees heve been sown this season. The LIST OF SCOTTISH
The toast having been drunk with great enthusiasm COMPANIES' PRICES. Office, London.. Dispatched. :;;;;40
which now rested upon it, but he had very great doubts After a few words from Lord HOTHAM, Mr. VERNON, ____,•-. Sir CHAS. EASTLAKE proposed " The health of the asses are much cut."
young gr . _______ _
- - • ca li
nt ho e:- - Dividend Ainouni - America (byßrit.pack)N Every Frid .... Liv ol ..• 0
ay erpo
of the government success of Legislation upon such Mr. Sergeant MURPHY, and Mr. MALIN'S, the amend- MANSION-HOUSE. -Willia M 1
m or ey was brought noble chairman, the right. hon. the Earl Granville," and „ ' . '
Stock ae elsewhere is the farmer's prese p Name of Company. per of Paid. Price, America (by United Sts.
ro 0
t in the farmers' hands
matters, for it was contrary to the principle of freedom ment was withdrawn. The stock of beef and mut on Annum. Share. . packet) ..........N April 19 ...... .. Liverpool ... AP" ,
before the Lord Mayor, charged with having attempted in doing so briefly alluded to an article which appeared . favourable for ------L--- .
of trade. • - The whole of the clauses in the schedule were then is short and should the weather be more ______
______ America (by U. Stater , „fife
to defraud Messrs. Hankey, the bankers, of the sum of in one of our morning contemporaries last week, relative • , , • , vill be man more
Mr. C. BRUCE, considering that the main cause of agreed tee and the house having resumed, the Chairman shearing, it is expectea that there N . Y . Bank of Scotland - „iSouthampton ae-
f f (11;11 f h • t bre dinners, emu' th t• h
200/., by inea,ns o a orge i o exc ange. opu i ing e mee ing tat every eco-
the price of wool is tempting. ,Iritian Li . , 71. per cent. 100 0 u WO 0 0 190/ 0 Australia (via South. lin 04
drunkenness in Scotland was --to be attributed to the reported the bill. The report was ordered to be received tegs come to market, as _
~ , ,
Mr. Mullins, of the firm of Bush and Mullins, solici- nomy was exercised in conducting the affairs of the n..n Comp el. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 211/ 0 ampton) ...... .... M 4th of May .. .... !Southampton -,r 1
rat er tnan expose -aledonian B a 0
facility of selling spirits over the counter in grocer's this day week. Many have prudently held back, . n nk ••••• ei. per eent. 10 0 0 210 0 3%183. Ditto (via Marseilles) N Bth of May ...... Dover .... • • !AP' .4
tors to the committee of bankers for protection against society.
late inclement weather. jity of Glas ow is
shops, he would vote against the amendment, because if COUNTY ELECTIONS POLL (SCOTLAND) f • d f d tt ddf tl t• The toast having been drunk with all the honours,
org,rcries o.n rau s, a en e or ie prosecu ion. those newly-shorn sheep to the
,)ivtit, . g /Ink 51. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 10114 s Ditto (via Cape of Good lifar Ilr
. it were agreed to, it would defeat the real object of the BILL. . Mr. George Bott, of the Crown Hotel, in Rupert- The Noble CHAIRMAN returned thanks for the way in -- 'd • 'n the price of bacon and pork has
The ra t rise 1 cnimsuale Rank •• .• •• 6/. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0
_isterejcial Bank -•• 71. per cent. 500 0 0 100 00 i 2 15s Hope) .. :.........N 2d of June - .... Plymouth • • e---.,,,e19„
!01/ 0 Africa (West Coast) -14 23rd of the month. Plymouth .• F',./ii 2,1,
bill. • This bill as amended was considered, the amendments street, Haymarket, said, on the 13th inst. I received which his health had been proposed and responded to. hP f ' ard a better supply, and the prices have
broug t orw . .
being fatted much quic' :;;.,_
...,
,etank si. ocr cent. 26 0 0 10' 0 0 10/12s A1e::andria..........N 8,9, 24, &30of m Dover .... • • ~P.", OA
' Mr. HUME suggested that the bill should be post- were agreed to, and the bill was ordered to be read a receded Pigs
somewhat • eer amu & Ilasgow .. •• 31 per cent 50 0 50041 8. Alexandria.. ... 11 Ith & 20th of iro S uth ton •'" IV
the following letter :- His friend Sir Charles Eastlake had alluded to an article dfi . in the su 1 • Exchanoeß 1- f i * * *- B h ••• • • • n. o amp , .01
pond in order that an inquiry might be made by select third time on Thursday, the 28th instant. d appeared in a public p than beef or mutton, a e ciency
PP Yis Nat' ~ ~ n.o . cot - too 0031 5 0 Bs. Cd a amas ...........31 2nd of the month Soothamptonlls,',o
which ha . . nnt relative to these
easil made up ; the top price is now 10s. 6d.
%oritrafihaana .. -•, 6% percent. AO 0 0 10 0 0 161 Pg I.!elgium .......... „N Imily... ..... .... Dover ...• •• 1,., 16
committee into the licensing system in Scotland, similar COCKERMOUTH ELECTION. "Loeds, April 12, 1853.
" Mr. Bott.-Dear Sir,-Can I trouble you to get me aid of charitabl " •
dinnees in . e institutions. He did not more
YSt re sheep met a brisk sale. The tees 'to ai li rs eitiaanna esi,•Peereent'
iii S-ota-na k
_2O 0 0 210 0 413 s Eld "
..:•iazil .............. 31 9th of the month.. Southampton 114",',., 16.
to that which was about to take place on the same sub- per score. o c ..p rant. 100 0 0 100 0 0 1.•5110 " en05A7re5........11! 9th of the month.. Southampton, Ifilo
On the motion of Mr. C. BERKELEY, the evidence the enclosed cheque cashed at Messrs. Hankey in notes, and deny that the article was written with considerable k df• • in d* • 6 - T ,In °
ject in England.
do not come to mar et an ails a con thou so r,,rini.2nll of Scot.
. taken before tbe Cockermouth election committee was forward it to mo at York, where I shall be staying Thurs- humour, but he could not agree -
with the writer that as West,,rn Batik ••• • • • 71. per
I but there is no fall in the price. Cow cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 72110 e Cape of Good Hope ..N 2n41 of June ...• .. Plymouth .. •1`'..,•'•12.
Mr. F. MACKENZIE said a select committee Id good as usua ,
w" ordered to be laid before the house• • day and Friday next. I shall be in London next month, much money wou be collected for the charities without lliance Fire and Life 4%/. pr cent 10 0 0 10 0 0 241108 Cape de Verds ......N 14th of the month Plymouth .. AP/'
inds sells readily at fair rates as II le
appointed many years ago on the Scotch licensing sys- Th h d •
eoter or ers were then disposed of, and the house and shall stay a few days with you, being the first time these festive reunions, as he believed there was no time stock of all k Inds Rritish Gifarantee
U ful horses meet d" a i eel 56.1•
tem. It was composed of men of all parties who were acy se . rea y purchasers. • sledunian I. Ire Insur. 10/. per cent. 100 0 0
of store pigs. lo 0 0 261 Od Cey10n..............N 14th of the month Plymouth ••-4 , '
journed at half-past five o'clock. since I was with you at the Exhibition.-You will greatl
5' when a man was more disposed to be generous than after , City of itt* 0/ er cent
Glasgow L . p . 25 0 0 2 0 0 4/. Ns •yu.re'o
Channel Isles ........N Mon„Wed ,&Frld. southamptou; „a '-
well acquainted with Scotland, and the present bill had oblige, dear sir, yours, &e.,
good dinner--(laughter)-and that they had decidedly Hay is scarce and dear. The lambing season is n
--`-'w Colonial Life ... • ..• • • 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 1 0 0 4/7s Get Chi1i............ _ ..31 .:d & 17th of month Seuthampton'APe-
been founded on their report. He could not assent to " Wu. WALKER. a - f h • luded ; -and in the eastern part of the county, where Edinburgh Life Insur. 61. percent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 21110 s China (see India) lap 13(j•
the suggestion of the hon. member. ADDITIONAL COLONIAL BISHOPRICS. " N.8.--Direct for me at the Post-office, York." had that day, or c counted on the bill of fare no less conc
flocks are small, and the breeding for the sale of fat Eng. & Scot, Law Life 51. per cent. 50 0 0 217 6 41. Os Constantinople .... -I 1,8,17,21 &27 of m Dover • e -14 ,ft
Mr. S. WORTLEY hoped the house would not con- eta (Copy of the enclosed cheque.) than fifty recherche dishes, the whole of which had been the
lambs is pursued, the result has been favou a,ble An 1 e es".
°
L'f & f Scotland 6/. per cent. 10 0 0 1 7 Constantino 1 • ••• • • Nay 'a,
io o 4 . Os , . P e ........ 4th & 20th of mon Southampton iced
sent to any postponement of the bill. He knew that Yesterday a very crowded meeting of the clergy "7, Fenchureh-street, London. ed up in a style that would not well be surpessed •
sery h h , . National Fire and Life 6/. per cent. 10 0 0 100 11 138 tcint. of Europe M& N Twice daily ...... Dover ...... Tw•
- intemperance in Scotland was greatly on the increase and laity was held at Willis's Rooms, King-street, St. " Messrs. Hankey, pay to Mr. W. Walker or bearer, (Che .
ers T oug he was their chairma,n he did not
) d •li d unusual n ft• h• b dr •
umber o wins as een pro uced ; but the North British Insur. • 51. per cent. 200 0 0 20 0 0 34/. re Egypt (see India) I i edg°l
unts from the larger flock-masters have not been icotttsh Union insrec. 7% /. pr cent. 20 0 0 10 0 1/. 14s France .. .. M& N TWICC daily Dov r _ ...1.0/-r:, •26
acco .
and it was absolutely necessary that some remedy should James's, for the purpose of considering " the great the sum of two hundred pounds. possess aren an , and he had left his white waistcoat t" us as we have heard of some 1 • qtandard 1 :ifs •• •• -• • 51. per cent. 50 007 0 0 ;131 Cs Gibratar .... . „ ..31 4, 7 •'• ' • ' e----- i el i.
, 17, 20, 27 of m. Southampton Ai,
osing many Greece (see India)
be immediately a,pplied. benefits which would accrue to the Church and depen- " ARTHUR LASCELLES.” at home-(laughter)-and so far from being surrounded so prop to ,
h h 1 b ff d •
ewes, and t at t e am s are a ecte with scouring United Dep. Assurance sl.per cent 10 0 0 , 1 0 0 instal
Mr. COWAN opposed the amendment, but admitted denc.es of the British Empire, by the erection of I presented the clieque at Hankey's bank, and in con- by excessi ,
•vely dull-looking men he did
, not think he had
about three days aftet birth, which has carried off a *Ex Dividend. : Greytown .......... in Ind & 17th of mon 4 IA )rill6dt'
Hambargli ..........N Tuesday & Frida • L
t outhampton 1
,„, .
that in remote villages and towns, where there were no bishoprics to those provinces which are virtually cut. off sequence of a communication with that establishment, ever seen so-. y
man • tll
fin e ectual countenances before ; Havaunah .. s 2 3' ondon ..... Veivon;
t number." • • ....... i nd of the month Southampton iste;ql9
blic houses, grocers might be allowed to sell spirits.
Pu " from episcopal superintendence ;" and also to " take I addressed the following letter to Mr. W. Walker, w--' .
hlst the business o the evening had been most agree- . grea MISCELLANEOUS. Holland
d b ' d • b - In Norfolk it is reported that "the weather could not
he endow- Pos -offic rk nd
measures for raising contributions towards t t e, Yo , a transmitted it :- ably relieve y music a mira ly performed. 'Therefore, Dividend Amount ••• • • • .... ,/th of the month Southampton:AP, ,
He would have no objection to the amendment if it were 1a ve been more unpropitious for sprine cropp• • India (viaSouthampt.)ll 4th & 20th of mon. Southampton 3153.; 41
limited to that object. ment of addititional colonial bishoprics." " Crown Hotel, 57, Rupert-street, Haymarket their dinner did not agree with that described in the wel. -a 0 ing , Name of company. per .of
harp frosts at night and daily snowstorms quickly Annum. Share Paid. Price. India (via Mar4eill )
. es 31 Bth& 2 ith of month Dover ......1160, - ,
Among those present we noticed the Archbishop of April, 15, 1853. dd t • dth
, paper allu eo, an ough, perhaps, in some of these 8 fI• fi • '' • lonian Isles (see India) - . - - I . plit
Mr. Craufurd, Mr. Dunlop, and Mr. Fergus sup-
festivals there ha,d been too much of the do t. melted by the power uin mice of a, warm meridian sun, - - - Ireland ........M & N Twice daily ...... Holyhead .., TO/15
Canterbury, the Duke of Newcastle, the Earl of Chi- "Dear Sir,-I have presented the cheque, as you re- . . - • na ions ex- xs. d. Xs. d.
ported the clause as it stood. pended in their management, the accounts of their so- rendered even the lighter soils so soft 1
, oose, and spongy. a. m Tea Lhb0n..............31 7,9, 17, &48 am. Southampton 518111;
The LORD ADVOCATE did not think it was fair to chester, Lord Harrowby ; the Bishops of London, Ox- quested, but as I was advised that it would be daegerous
that it has been impossible to work them. Field-work isetati;M- 14-S4 :: ••:: :: , 2/755. 50 0o . -
50 0 0 20 0 0 10 Madel
3514
.._
.• a ............ 31 9th of the month Southampton 310, 0
•ch St Asa b to send such a sum of money by post, I was advised to ciet shoWed that was not the case with them
Y . (Hear,
ask for the postponement of the bill at this stage of its ford, Winchester, Chester, Exeter, Norm . , .El p
of every kind is unusually backward, and very little lustrallan Acriculturi minima ........ 5 23rd of the month Plymouth ••1•518)
- i pay the money to a bank at York to yOur credit. You hear.) He had had the honour of attending two public ia . too 0 0 35 0 0 80 :Malta (see India) •• - 1 a 0
progress. The subject matter of ihe bill was a crying Lyttleton, Quebec, Cape Town, and the Bishop . ect o
will therefo h to 1 f 't tth •Y' kU ' d• ers abroad which he might be all db' fi t
re avo app yor i a e or mon inn • , owe ne y o spring corn sown at present. Fewer beans and peas will Australian Trastl ;1.• .i 6/. per ant., - 85 0 p 30 Malta . N71719^8 30 f D 'API.' 2
evil, almost great enough to oveTshadow almost every Lincoln ; Archdeacon Hale and Sir R. H. Inglis ; the Australian Roy a a 1 10 0 0 20 0 - Maurititis.i;Ce.iLai;;. ~„, . M. OW! e
be grown than usual, as it is now u ae;in ee ,
fillt 'd d
. 4.ng10-Melican Mint.. 11. 10s. 10 0 0 10 0 0 I. 11260,
Banking Company in York, producing this lette H • d •b Th first occasion was at Pesth, a f
r. opmg escri e. e years
other in Scotland, and he would gladly have seen a more Rev. Messrs. Howarth, J. S. M. Anderson, Dalton,
you will find it right, I am, sir, your obedient servant, • th • of a railway dther ew
since, on e opening ,an e inner was quite out of season for either. Oats will now be put in British American Land 155. - 38 10 0 -80 ilauritius ..........N 14th of the month Plymouth 4.10 , 010
efficient remedy than that provided by this bill. - Ile Beresford, Hope, and a great number of the principal
"G. BOTT. laid out in a tent adjoining the station. The whole of as quickly as possible, to be followed by barley." Vitr.:itla ... •• •• ...... 61. percent. 100 0 0 32 10 0 70 vexice '••••••• • • •• 31 tod of the month. Southamptori'l.",uo 23
Naples..... ......../i sthibth26thofmon Dover tAP:4II6„
believed, however, that it would tend to remove one clergy of the metropolis. "Mr. William Walker, Poet-office, Yosk." no. 5 per cent Bonds • 5/. per cent. _
the company, with the exception of himself, were dressed In Dorsetshire, it is said, " farmers' wheat is in re- Ditto, 6pr ct. Bonds 61. per cent. - - - New Cranada .... -X2d&l7 th of month:Southampton
_,.,ll)•,:eetV'
- 116
very great and injurious temptation to the loWer classes. Shortly after three o'clock the chair was taken by . The Prisoner-Does Mr. Bott say that I sent any in the picturesque costume ot the Magyars, with Hes- quest at fully the prices it would have realised a month (-Sty Navigation Bonds 31 per cent. - New Zea1and.......... By private ship ..' Various port: un-, 19
He would not enter into the pauses of drunkenness in The Archbishop of CANTERBURY, who, in opening the
- ' since. Our millers are keeping light stock generally, Electric Telegraph W . ::: 25 OCI2O - 95 Pa al States .
p .......N •thlsth2sthotlnon. Dover 'API' .6
il 2
• letter to him ? sian boots, velvets furs, jewels, &c. ; and towards the , 0 0 213 A Peninsula It thl7tl,2Bthoti e Alif 6
,•• • • - • . • • • • _ non ._ outhannpton ~ i
he feelin of
Scotland, but he met it) at every step he took in his ca proceedings, said he could not express t .
g Witness-I say nothing of the kind. Ido not know &inclusion .of the 'dinner .he was somewhat astonished and farmers are disposed to hold the wheat in their
E Dalitttaolielto; ersienry 51 pr. cent. 100
25 0 0 i 7 10 0
I - Peru .............. 31 d & '27th or mon Southampton APrI", 0
dit was impossible to conceal satisfaction with which the presence of so large an . . q 0 0 100 0 0 116% Port Natal ... N 14th of the mo ,All/1 .
pacity in that country, an you at all. by five gentlemen rising at ope time and all speaking hands until nearer harvest, as the present prospect is Ditto New ........ - 50 0010 0 0 ....... nth Plymouth , 191
from himself that it was on the increase. He could not, assemblage inspired hime The proceedings of the after- The Prisoner-I called at the Post-office by the re- t th (I h ) nd presently aft backward and quantity sown very short of en average. Gen. Revers. & Invest. p. c.& bs,
oge er - aug ter -a erwards one , ' Nvi ti 5 21100 0 - Sicily .. „ ...... _„N itl•lstll2sthonron, Dover 1•111%/21
under these circumstances refuse to give his assent to noon he would briefly explain was the foundation of • Gen.Stearr. aga on 10 p.ct. i 0 100 0 0 - Tuccany ............N itl,lsth2sthoOnen.lDover . 'A, P. 411 16
quest of another person. gentleman more animated than the rest jum The early-sown wheats are looking very favourable , .5 0014 0 0 30M Venezvela - ---11 l
/ 7 ped Hudson's Bay.. - .. - _ 2tl & 17 th of mon:hr:ioutham. . ton 'l,l'''"
Stock P I
the clause. new colonial bishoprics. A simple reference to facts will Mr. Mullins-The letter just read, sign d"Gßtt " - 1 dd dth
e .o , upon the table and a resse e company with some of the late-sown will require sowing again.' Hungerford .......• .. 21. 10s. 100 o*o
- 220 Van Diemen's Land (see
Mr. L. lIEYWORTH gave his hearty concurrence show that rarely has a meeting of Churchmen met with
was found in the prisoner's possession when he was ap- great 1 lilt That gentleman he afterwards
vo uii y. In Cornwall, since the 30th of March, when the wind. London Institution ... - 100 0 0 47% Australia)
to the bill, and 0 I tt dtht 't had not gone ' more gratifying results than have followed from the don Reversionary 51 er - 78 15 0 - 'West Indies ...... -31 2d & 17th of month Southampton AP:.;,„/
n y regre e a i rehended. learned to be M Kossuth, of whom they had since shifted tnthe south-west, " yeeetation made great pro-
T-Ain 11 I tit ti . P cent. 15 0 0 15 0 0 - I
'
further. meeting held in this room twelve years ago, for the . . . iwo ,cer a e os -o ce, or
PMrGßWh't rth lk tthP tffi Yk ' l• ftha Th d dld e h 1 dy assumed
1 heard so much. At the cone usion o is speech gress. e see san o pastures aye a rea lt,iiresoe.s
an se u on - a
P t nteand.Co _
- 12 10 0 - 00
• afi° 1
After a few words from Mr. STAPLETON, ' erection and endowments of additional bishoprics. The .
said-On Saturday. last this letter was at the Post-office the company broke up, the great majority remaining a spridg appearance, and the wheats, were not affected •M. Percent. 20 (1 0 7
Reversionary Int. Soc. 4%1. pr cent. 10 110 0 24 * When any of these dates fall on a Sunda •11 mails
,„, (I`,
dispatched on the following da • 3*, t:
e T o'"" tA"
y. with the exception of the -n A
Mr. 1117a.1E thought that tit' ff t 1 ld be result of the present assemblage he was sure would not be
no ing e ec ua cou at York. In the afternoon of the same day a boy came to dance polkas and quadrilles with the peasant girls by the wire-worm or injured by the frost, are rapidly 117tal Mail Steam.... 41. p. share. 0 0 0 100 0 0 10514
100 0 0 60 0 0 74 Southampton), and the Malta, both of which will be dispatclw-
done except by going to the root of the evil, less satisfactory. His Grace then called upon the secre-
to the Post-office, and asked for Mr. Walker's letter. I and lad'
ies assemb e w'
l d to Iness the festivities. N improving. Rye and winter oats are looking well, and s
T.itiml: Australian..." 51. per share. 25 0 0 25 0 0 49% day preceding.
ow, r and Loan Com
and by extirp t• • t to read the report of the Council for Colonial dit is only in P. ••1.110•Em........1MM1,
...."',.....
a ing intemperate habits from domes- arY made a communication to the boy, who then went'awa
Y, he did not know how well prepared Sir Charles East- so are vetches in sheltered situations, an of Upper Canada ...
tic circles where
by the expara 1 Bishops.
young persons were contaminated . -and the prisoner ten minutes afterwards came to the lake might be to follow his profession next day, if he ver advantaae - 20 0 0 30 0 -
such that they are found to answer. E y , ..--..._.____----...._._.___._. . BIRTHS.
e Bishop of LONDON moved the first resolution, to
has been taken of a few fine days to sow Talavera . e,
objecting to ,)ake
eof their parents. So far from Th window and asked for a letter for Mr. Walker. In were to c t d d furred, and remain to
ome there boo e an u-REAT F
e the exten-
any steps to diminish drunken- the effect that the blessed results followina. . ond other spring wheats ; hut little barley has been , . APEDITION IN WRITING.-On the recent OF A SON. , !if OS
ness, he was read answer to questions put by me he said that he was from dance polkas-(laughter)-but he had no doubt a great nearm
3' to introduce • ht to be re arded with feehnes
tilled ts exce t on 11 ht lands. Swedes and . gof the evidenc sfield Election
e on the Rudder On the 18th inst.. at 5 Porteus-road M ida-nlo,
ing the sale of all • • a Maine law for prohibit- sion of the episcopacy oug h . g
London, and that his name was William Walker. I saving of time would be effected if five gentlemen were ,oroa , p g Petrtio b f wife of Dr. John Guis ' ' ' a
spirituous li uo • 1 h '
T e Re. ht Rev. Pre ate t en iausted, but they ke t n e ore a committ e Westmacott, stillborn.
turnips of all kinds are nearly ee of the House of Commons,
Scotland. (Laughter.) a qia in England and of great.thankfulness. g
f u • told hitu I should require his signature to the receipt, to speak simultaneously, though it might not be altogether
exit. Althou ha 1 P our reporter
Vhat he int dd t td t a statement of facts ofgood effects o owing • . better than for some years pas. _ g arge received much assistance in preparing the OF A DAUGHTER. liffli•
that the house was deluding it 1 • en e o say was, en ere in o wnich I put before him, and he signed the name " Wil- intelligible. (Laughter.) The other dinner he had the vol •
bill was a remedy when it was sneof in thinking that the the estahlishment of colonial bishoprics. Earn Walker" at the foot of it. I then gave him the honour to attend was at the Hotel de Ville last year, es not adve
portion of hay is consumed, it do - i nce d .
ummous notes which have appeared in this journal On the 19th inst., at West-end, Hampstead, Airs'
t. The Earl of CHICHESTER briefly seconded the resolu- e. Reed for thatchin unng the rem.
much in price. Straw is scare g, p z„ ess of the inquiry. Mr. ,
Kerr the well- Betts.
After some discussion, in which Mr la 1 t d 'd t li. " It's yours, is it not ? It' ll b ht t a conclusion, four
e ter, an sae o im, a a when the dinner was roug o ---•
ELLIOT, and Mr. Dtixcaet took part, ' I/GREGOR, Mr. tion, which was put to the meeting and cat ried unan
right, is it ?" and be said, " Yes," and took it away. speeches delivered, and the company out of the room in hin re uest. The. la,mbing sea,son
and litter, muc l q d . f , known law st t.
a ioner, of Chichester lahnts, Chancery -
Mr. DRUMMOND said he did not wish t b mously. '
-In answer to a question from the prisoner, an hour and a quarter from entente -
•g it (laughter)- has now got to a c ose, an the repot ts rom the flock- la L
ne, ondon, with his large staff of writers, on several MARRIED.
iooncl•
stood as saying anything which might be s° e under- The Duke of NT
-.EWCASTLE, in propos.ng t
; he second
The witness said-I told tho boy that Mr. Walker and on their return shortly afterward; when the cloth enerally favourable.
mo.sters are gh
fl
.k h l
fi .
• li
occasions verified the old adage, " many hands make On the 19th •
inst., at St. Mark's-church, St. John'sa-aiclq
justify or tolerate what was properly called thiell;.l)sed to resolution, said that when he entered that room he had
must come himself. was removed, they were en .
terteined With some excellent In Sussex t e oc. s ave now near y nished lambinm, ght work." On the afternoon of the 10th of March John, son of the late Rev. P. Inchbald, D.C.L ,of Au ~„--r o;
tion of the Sunday, but he must say that the su
eseera.,- not the slightest idea of taking part in the proceedings. .
Brett (the City detective) said-On Saturday I was at but with various success Some have been
music. Now, thou h he did not think it would be , .
_. _ exceedingly ultimo, our reporter's minutes of the evidence were ex- hall, near Doncaster, to Julia Frances, eldest' dauglT $l•
tious reverence whieh was paid to the Lord's 13Zust.1- At the request, however, of many of his noble friends,
the Post-office at York, and save the prisoner leave it, uite agreeable to Eng lishmen to equal their neighbours 1
.ortunate, 2g:
iilietific:lrlyh those who lambed early ; ceedingiy heavy, and at a few minutes to five o'clock he Charles Merrick Elderton, Esq., of 4, Abercorn-plae"
Scotland was in his opinion one of the very great yin he had been called upon to propose v, resolution, which
after he received the letter from the clerk. I saw him ign expedition, he thougght there might be some improve- b
lous
ts
esroe .
0.. e a
andesisa
have sustained very severe waited on Mr. Kerr and told him he must have a copy Jo(l2ilinfst-hweoV, barrister-at-law. %scl''
causes he had scarcely had time to read. Occupying the posi- wes ms. We have heard of an to send tq the Examiner by seven o'clock that evening.
Lh! January, at Jaulnah, R. G. Jonesaieet.'
of drunkenness in that country. People there lost caste tion he d' onen and read the letter, and then put it in his trowsers t • d • di dinners. He would have a . b t.n i
men sin con twang ese al Mad
id, he thoueht lie was merely fulfilling one of . instance in .one flock where as man a fi laht Cavalry, youngest son of the lateaa'ariool
in respectable religious assemblies if they were its dutie- bb • ' ' pocket. Afterwards I spoke to him in Peter-lane, York. little music with tl e dessert, then the speeches of the
b 1 t It • h • y s fty ewes have The copy alluded to occupied one hundred and thirty
Gen STE,
een os . Is somew at difficult to acco sheets open foolscap, each sheet containing forty-two d a • Jones, K.C.8., to Caroline Diana haolge'
e y eine present to-day • end their former suc-
seen almost tie take a walk on the Sunday. (Cries cess was o. ' ' ' I 'el "111 Wlk "H t d d d t d 1 d 1 ' ( 1 eere) end
saa , r. a. er. e urne roun an s oppe , evenin d h t ea oi music- c i . ----, . unt for
source, of the hiehest satisfection to him g, an t en a grea the • •
se periodical losses ; but a reat augnter of tho late Major C. H. Campbell, of the -1°
of " Oh, oh.") He should be very sorry to pro- Much had been done 1, t .9
. . " . but made no answer. I said, "Is your name not h th 1t tl ttl k ow4edge of the entertainment
e oug i la le n e b d h • '
, ute to t e manner in which the •
g deal May be af'ri- lines, and each line supposed to contain about twenty Artillery.
ceed to give instances which had occurred . within The unfortunate occur
7renqicesmatucthhered-nained th be don!. walker ?,, Ho hesitated and said, a No." I said, awaiting them would conduce to short speechee - meg are ke t d • c''
" d • tl h I 1 h ndred and nine .
wor s, or in le wo e near y one u
-------•
p unna
the winter. From experience we h th d t hd d d M K adily under-
ousan wo un re wor s. . r. err re
his own knowledge. He believed he wa,s speaking in nated, he had every hope, wi;li the balm h at)7fl nlkinatlinti - " But you have been to the Post-office for a, letter a,d- (cheers)-and at the same time gentlemen who were en- ave found it best to
ntlemen who knew the truth of God, that the olive b g e Y keep them in moderate
the presence of many ge 1
ar ) ranch of peace held out would be Where is Mr 'Welker then 2" •
dressed to Mr. Walkerea e .• . . a • gaged in business throughout the day would be ha y co dition, the took to complete the work, and when our p
re orter MED. , A i/i,
greatest losses
If the restrained the everlastin 1e b . PI) generally falling on those kept too h* called in little inore than two hours, this large volume -On tho 17th inst ,at Guildford-lode Upper Te'°-•htlie
what he said. (Hear, le . g y m i:aced.-The resolution was to the effect He said he did not know, nor did he know where Mr. to attend the festivals of the different institutions, being
that are badly kept. igh, and ou others f a.
t• y h. hth • th t t
. le from those ordinary recrea tons wlc ey, in a wo new bishoprics be founded, viz Welker lived ; nor did Mr. Walker know where he assured of s d' 1 nt • and getting
pen ing 3 p ease evening, 1 ' MK ' t 1 d aged r 2 JMR ". b c'el " r ht• ea° co
o wri.ing was ying on r. err s coun er qui e rea y, o , . . nen ow, Esq., for twenty-mg 7 ~,,v
peop
lieiously entitled to, they would Town and Natal. , ~ Graham's ' and in a few minutes was in the mail train on its way much valued actuary of the Crown Life Ass"
his opinion, were re ~ lived. In answer to other questions the prisoner said home at a reasonable hour. (Cheers.) He begged once a,. ••••''''''''''- """'""............
a.
their only other enjoyment, The Bishop of CAPE T ICEPRIEVE OF WILLIAM to the printine-office of this paper. Great praise is due Company- te3
he was to take the letter to Church' Fenton, in York- more to thank them for the honour conferred upon him, . . TYRRELL.-.lt a late hour on ' • , • On the 18th • t • phiraP
force them to resort to
(H r He s oke second the resolut. caver, in coming forward to
ton was recei • . Tuesday .inght we rece to every one connected with Mr. Kerr s establishment, ins ~ at 4, Lower Park-villas,
a
which was perpetu .
l drunkenness, ea .) pi . ~ ved with marks of great shire ; that he had met Mr. Walker that morning, who and to aSsure them that he had had the greatest pleasui e. a iveda telegraphic communication 1, - common, Kent; L. ,T. H. Ori„ Esq.,a.
d h t • th town of (xlas- approbation.
ri to the effect that Willie!. ot only for the expeditious manner, but also for the
he sal ta, in e asked hitn, if he was going to York, to fetch a letter for •• b •
in mg present to press the claims of that institutio n Tyrrell, the youth at present I
from authority when
ons every Saturday night • The resolution having been put to the meeting, it was him from the Post-office there, and he did so. I took ' ' lying under sent b all 1 ' • I'h th t f th
eau i u y c ear m a, in
tritino• w lie e no es or e
gow alone, 30,000 pers .
d laid by in a carried unanimously ;as were also some others. him on publicaaupport. (Cheers.) ence of death at Kirkdale and about
to the station-house, and found upon him the letter whom so much interest has be •d) I- • • Ex miner were transcribed. The punctuality, civility, ...
in whisky, an dth R 1 Ace-
harles Lock , ast a-e an e oya ,
" Sir C E 1 k en excite in tus neigh- y 0 il
~ .LONDON : Printed and Published by MI7RDO 1
and intelli d• 1 d t •
gence isp aye warren us in recommenam
steeped themselves . .
til Monday morning. The meeting terminated with a vote of thanks to the written by Mr. Bott, and a piece of paper which I be- daily -" " The B •t• 1 I stitutiou and all the other So- bourhood, had that day been r •
eprieved.-Mandester g , of No. 112 Stra I • ,„
_e, No. _ 0
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Dividend Amount
Name of Company, per I of Paid. P ice.
Annum. Share.
----
X s. (1. £ s. d.
Australasia........... 61. per cent. 40 0 0 40 0 0 88%
British North American 6 per cent. 50 0 0 0 u 0 62
Commercial of London. 6'. per cent. 1 0 0 0 0 r, 0 23
Co onial ........... „ 3..,.. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
lonian ........... .... 61.1. e: cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 -
Load. Char. Bk. ofAus. - 29 0 0 213 0 15%
London and County .. 6'. per cant. 50 0 0 20 0 6 30
Londe and Westminstr 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 35%
London Joint. Stock ... 6/. per cont. 50 0 0 10 0 0 211 A
Frovlacial of Ireland- Si. per cent. 110 0 0 25 0 0 484:,
Ditto, :New.. ..... .. 8,. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 -
National of Ireland.... 41: per cent. 50 0 0 22 It 0 -
Nat. Provncial of Eng. 1 61. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 -
Ditto, New ........ f 51. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 -
Oriental Bank Corpora. 81. p. ct.& hs. 25 0 0 25 , 0 0 541,9
South Australia .. .• .. !6/. p. ct. & bs. 25 0 0 25 0 0 491,
4
Union of A ustralia .. .. 61. p. ct.& bs. 25 0 0 25 0 0 77
Ditto ...... ....... 6/. per cent. - 210 0 -
Uni,n of London ..... ,7: per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 18
Union of Madrid ... - - 40 0 0 40 0 0 -
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company, per of Paid. I Price.
Annum. Share.
I
,-
£ s. d. 1 X s. d
Albion .......... •• .. 31. 10s. 500 0 0 50 0 0 90
Alliance Brit. and For. 71.145.6d.b.. 100 0 0 11 0 0 -
Ditto Marine....... 61. p.c.& be. 100 0 0 26 0 0 50
Anchor .............. 6 per cen,. 5 0 0 1 0 0 -
Atlas
A rgus Life ........... 41. per cont. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
British Commercial .. 7s. 6d. 50 0 0 5 0 n 7
Cleriel.Med.& Gen. Life spr ct. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 20%
County 4/. 100 0 0 10 0 0 121
Crown .............. 145. 50 0 0 5 0 0 173(
Eagle .
Equity and Law...... 4% per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 51j?
European Life ...... ... 15s. 20 0 0 All paid. 2j%
General. - 5 0 0
Of 5%
Globe . 61. per cent. Stock. 150
Guardian .
Imperial Fire . 121. per cent. 500 0 0 50 0 0 -
Imperial Life
Indemnity Marine.... 'Lab. & I,s. 100 0 0 20 0 0 58
Law Fire ••. • • 2s. & 2s. bs. 100 0 0 210 0 4.4
Law Life............. - 100 0 0 10 0 0 50
Legal and General Life - 50 0 0 2 0 0 -
London Fire
Lo )don -hip.... .....
Manre .. . . 15s.per share 100 0 0 15 0 0 25
Med. Invlid & Gen. Life 4%1. per ct. 50 0 0 2 0 0 3
Minerva •••••• ...... sp. cf. & be. 20 0 0 2 0 0 6
Monarch ...... ...... - b 0 0 1 0 0 218.
National Loan Fund.. W. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 Zit
Palladium Lite.
Pelican - - 45
Phoenix - - ___. 173
Professional Life.- •.. 51. per cont. 6 5 0 010 0 %
P -ovident Life...... .. it. Ss. & bs. .100 0 0 10 0 o 41
Rock Life .......... ss. 5 3 0 010 0 8%
Royal Exchange .....• 61. p.ez. & be. Stock, all 236
Sun Fire • • 61. 103 - -
Ditto Life ll. 6s. - , I
65
United Kingdom ...• 41. p. ct. & bs. 20 0 0 4 0 0 5
Universal Life
Victoria Life ...... • • 51. per cent. - 412 6 5%
BRIDGES.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company, per of Paid . Price.
Annum. Share.
- --------- £ s. d. £ 8. d. -
[lunged° rd .......... - - - 12
;ontityc ark .......... - 100 0 0 - _
Ditto New of 7% pc. 70's. per cent i 50 0 0 - 16
Waterloo ..... •-•••••- 100 0 0 -3%
Ditty Old Ann. of W. 2/. Se. Od. I - 60 0 0 26
ittt‘ Nw Vett, of 71. 2/. 2s. Od. - 40 0 0 22%
Vauxhall ........ Av. 2/. 70 10 3 - 21
WATER-WORKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. , per of Pala. Price.
Annum. Share.
£ s. cl. £ s. d.
East London
Grand Junction .... • • 41. per cat. 50 0 0 50 69
Kent.... - 841%
Lambeth - 100 0 0 - -
New River Company 21.105. - - 60
Southwark &Vauxhall si. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 90
.t est Middlesex - - 110

DOCKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
£ s. d. £ s. d.
Commercial .. ...... •• 41. pr cent. Stock.
East and West India.. 6%1. pr cent. Stock. 164
East Country..... ..... 20s. per sh. 100 0 0
London .... .•. •• ... 5/. pr cent. Stock. 126
Ditto Bonds .. •• .• .. 41. per cent.
St.X9tharine ........ 4 per cent. Stork. 100
S otharnpton ........ 1/. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 39
Victoria ............ t 2 0 0 6%
CANALS.
t Dividend!
Names of t Dividend Names of
Companies. M per Price, per Companies. "1
.g Annum. Price.
co , Annum. co
£ X
&slitnB6 Oldb 98 ii. p;ct. 140 Macclesfield. 100 21. 10s. 50
Barnsley.. • • 160 Naafis .. •• • • 100 l 16/.
grknk&Abrg 150 51. 82% Oxford.. •• •• 100 13'.
Birmingham 40 41. 105% Peak Forest. 78 3/. 182. 70
Coveatry..• • 100 251. Regent's •• • • 33 1/. Os. 16%
Derby ••• • • 100: 61. 63 Rochdale...• 85' 21. 42
Ell•inrc &Chs 69 2% p. ct. 34% Somrset Coal 55
GrandJ a nail 100 8/ pr. ct Do.Lk IrdSt 112 Do.. 6 pr. Ct. 10 aim. ct. Stffrfl &Were 140 281. 405
Grand Surrey 100 21.105. Shrewsbury..
.rand Union 100 1/. 10s. 12% Stourbrldge.. 45 201. 290
Kliint& Arll 39 Os. Od. 7% Severn and") 1
Lancaster • 100 Wye Rail. i
26 21. Os. 24
Leeds& Linp 100, 251. 550 Warwick &)
Leicester.... 100, 51. 66 Birming. 3 160 4L 40
Lncstr &Nth 83 41. 44% Warwick&
100 31. 28
M3nmoutbsh 100 --Goa ghborogh 142 70'. 610 Napton.. 1
Virorcstr & E ~. ~,.
Mntgmerysh 100 Biimiws.j ''i ''
MeltnMwbry 100 Wilts & Brks —1 10s. Od. 7 1

GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per I of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
£ a. d. £ a. d.
British •• •• •• •• •• •• ••
1022000 —OOO 000 922000 000 000 —2163
....
It.
er Bcent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 144
per cent. 50 0 0 49 0 0 28
Brighton •• •• •• •• •• ••
City of London .. • • 61. 100 0 0 150 0 0 125
Cmtinental (3d Cap.)... 4L 75 0 0 43 10 0 6711
Equitable.. ...... •• .. 50/. 50 0 0 50 0 0 ___"*
Ditto Provincial...,
3ii.
51.
0 0 50 0 0 83
40 0 0 40 0 0 46
631101.&0e6rir
cneuan .t.
2550 0 0
25 0
50 0 0 50 0
0
pGI ImperialriDeo
aLoneaouptelCxnpen a
r.n .t.i r...
Beata
PreferenceCentral'.......
:: .... : ... .: .: . .
0 24%
It Atelier .... . ..... 51.
u tiled General ...... 11. 50 0 0 40 0 o 20
vy.,straixsterCbartered Si. Der cent, 50 0
Ditto. Now .... -. .. 51. per cent 50 0 50 0 0 39
° 10 n 0 ' 7%

After a few words from Mr. STAPLETON,
Mr. HUME thought that nothing effectual could be
done except by going to the root of the evil,
and by extirpating intemperate habits from domes-
tic circles
whereyoung persons were contaminated
by the expamp
e of their parents. So far from
to taketo anyin
objecting
steps to diminish drunken-
ness, he was ready
irirtoduce a Maine law for prohibit-
ing the sale of all sp urls liquors in England and
Scotland. (Laughter )
deluding
What he intended
itself • . to say was,
that the house was
bill was a remedy when
,itinw in thinking that the
Mr. M`GREGou) Mr.
washi.lot.
After some discussion
ELLIOT, and Mr. DUNCAN tookepha
rnt,th.vils)h to be Mr. DRUMMOND said he did
supposed to
under-
stood as saying anything which might
justify or tolerate what was properly calleed
tion of the Sunday, but he must say that thetli dPeesrtai-
tious reverence which was paid to the Lord's Day --i;
Scotland was in his opinion one of the very great causes
1
of drunkenness in that country. People there lost caste
in respectable religious assemblies if they were
seen almost to take a walk on the Sunday. (Cries-
of "Oh, oh.") He should be very sorry to pro-
ceed to give instances which had occurred .within
his own knowledge. He believed he was speaking in
the presence of many gentlemen who knew the truth of
what he said. (Haar, hear.) If they restrained the
people from those ordinary recreations which they, in
his opinion, were religiously entitled to, they would
force them to resort to their only other enjoyment,
which was perpetual drunkenness. (Hear.) He spoke
from authority when he said that, in the town of Glas-
gow alone, 30,000 persons every Saturday night
steeped themselves in whisky, and laid by in a
perfect state of insensibility until Monday morning.
How was this to be corrected I Certainly not by tho

GREAT EXPEDITION IN WRITING.—On the recent
hearing of the evidence on the Huddersfield Election
Petition before a committee of the House of Commons,
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ultimo, our reporter's minutes of the evidence were ex-
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waited on Mr. Kerr and told him he must have a copy
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The copy alluded to occupied one hundred and thirty
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Examiner were transcribed. The punctuality, civility,
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DIED. Dili '
- On the 17th inst., at Guildford-lodge, Upper Tulle,
rs the
aged 52, J. M. Rainbow, Esq., for twenty-eight 71000
much valued actuary of the Crown Life Ass
Comany. a'
On the 18th inst., at 4, Lower Park-villas, PluatliteA
common, Kent, L. J. H. Ori, Esq., aged 58. .

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