The Sun.
London, England, 1854-11-16 00:00:00

A LETTER WRITTEN IN SJIBASTOPO.L.

Among the many letters, says a correspondent at
Berlin, which you published from before Sebastopol per-
haps you can find space also for one written in Sebas-
topol during the bombardment, and forwarded to the
Kreus Zeitung for publication. It is dated October
2ith, and says :
"After being bombarded for eight days the town has
indeed antlered a good deal, but the fleet is unhurt ; only
the steamer Vladimir has got two balls in her. The
sailors who man the works erected by Colonel
Todtleben suffer the most. The resistance seems to
irritate the besiegers, for, for the last few days, they
have been firing with red-hot balls. You cannot
escape them anywhere in the town. If the bom-
bardment lasts long the streets of the southern
part will be, so to say, pared with iron. The
sailors under Todtleben are, as it were, the living bul-
wark of the Crimea. They are admirable t Nachmaoff,
who formerly had never been outside a horse, is
now continually riding along the line of batteries.
In his own concise manner he addresses his sail-
' ors, who adore him. The moral influence of such
men makes them saviours in great crises. Mene-
chikoff, too, does not spare himself. As he was lately
riding along the fortifications in the briskest of the fire,
the artillerymen called out to him, This is not the
place for your Highness !' The commander of a bastion
said to him, ' Have you come here because you do not
trust us ! I swear to you we shall all of us to the very
last do our duty.' Then let me also do mine,' said the
Prince calmly. Dannenberg will arrive at Sebastopol
on the 2d or 3d of November."

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THE SUN LONDON, THURS'DAY EVENING NOVEMBER
e 16 185 4.
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a dozen or a dozen. I cannot tell anything about it. ' she picked up from the bottom of the omnibus and gave , SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. i TEO PATRIOTIC FUND. PRICES OF SHARES
LA W INTELLIGENCE.-Nov. 15.
----...-__ IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM- 1
I don't know whether the landlords of the houses we to the.conductor was larger and of a lighter colour than
SHREWSBURY AUTUMN RACES. __--.4o___
PANIES' STOCK.
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have lived in or the neighbouring tradesmen have felt that now brought forward.
THE WARD Ole QUEENHITHE.
CLERKENWELL COUNTY COURT.
comfortable or uncomfortable when we have left. My Poliee-sereeant 6 D gave evidence principally corro- WEDNESDAY.
On Tuesday a numerous and influential meeting of ---4----
413efore Sir Thomas Phillips, Bart., Deputy Judge.) husband has been a beer-shop keeper about three months. borative of Chat of tho inspector. Handicap Sweepstakes of 5 sees each, with 30 added, the inhabitants of the ward of Queerillithe was held in From the Official List.
PUBLISHED EVERY TUEBDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING.
IMMIX V. TUBBS AND OTHERS-THE WORKING MAN'S
I don t know what he was before that. I did not put it The prisoner was remanded till Wednesday next. for three-yr-olds and upwards ; the second to save his the vestry-room of St. Michael's Church, Lower Thames-
EMIGRATION SOCIETY-IMPORTANT PROCEEDINGS. ---.--• stake. One mile and a half. 16 subs. street, for the purpose of affording the inhabitants an op- LONDON, TUESDAY, NOV. 14, 1854.
o ,
d wn and I might say one thing and him another. He
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This was an action brought by the plaintiff, William is per, and can tell You for himself. He took houses and LAMBETH.-Mr. George Patter, residing at No. 10, Mr. T. Dawson's Lerrynheut, 5 yrs, 7st 71b (Aldcroft) 1 portunity of giving their aid in support of the Patriotic GAS-LIGHT AND 5.,0 Kr; COMPANIES. ,
Baskin carpenter, resident at Birmingham, against
let them out-that is all I know of as to what he has been. John-street, Lambeth-a•alk, and described as a " bill Mr. 'Warrington's Kiteflyer, 5 yrs, 7st 71b...(T. Cliffe) 2 Fund ; Alderman Rose, alderman of the ward, in the Dividend Amount
Robert'Tubbs, Esq., a magistrate of the county of Mid- I don't know what trade or business he was in before discounter," Wag charged with forgina the acceptance of Mr. I. Day's Waterfall, 6 yrs, 6st chair, who said a few words in support of the ohject. The Name of Company. per Of Paid. Price.
dlesex as trustee, and others, trustees and directors of (Quinton) 3.
that, Ile kept a loan office when I was married to him. Air. John Saunders, cheesemonger, 'high-street, New- Mr. J. Dawson's Jack Leeming, aged, 7st 131 b (Wells) 4 wardmote was addressed by Messrs. Deputy Rathbone, Annum. Shale.
the abOve-named society, to recover the sum of 16/. had Ile was also a bill discounter. He kept a house, and ington, to a bill of exchange for 301. The following also ran :-Lady Vernon Catspa,w, 1 Hodgkinson, Sewel, MeDougal, and others. Resole- - ---
X s. d. £ s. d.
_
and received by them for his (plaintiff's) use. horse and gig in the country, at Tooting, since I have Mr. Adam Hunt Craig, fruit merchant, of 23, Homer- by Sir Tatton Sykes, Mishap, Mirabeau, 'Valetta, and tions were unanimously adopted in favour of raising British ••••••• • • • • • • . - -
Mr. Layton and Mr. Clarke, solicitors Bedford-row, been married to him. I don't remember him, as an at- street, Lambeth, deposed that he knew the prisoner, and Firebrand. contributions throughout the ward. A committee was Ditto Provincial .... I/. Bs. ,• 20 00200 0 21
appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Sleigh', barrister, for torney's clerk or as an attorney. I remember him in had some transactions with him in the way of receiving Betting-Even on Catspaw (at first 6to 4 was betted also formed, consisting of the alderman, common coun- Brighton ...... ••.. •, 5/. 120 0 0 2,/ oo -
the defendants. The case lasted several hours, and the Lincoln's-inn-fields. He had an office there, but I don't from him bills of exchange. About a week ago the pri- on him), 5 to 1 agst Kiteflyer Bto 1 each agst Jack ciimen, Sec. Subscriptions amountine to above 400/.
•
and thanks were vot:d to the worthy
court was crowded throughout its hearing. know what he did or what he was ; that was three years soner told him he had two bills of 301. each, accepted bY Leeming and Lerrywheut. Kit:flyer made the running were received, enE,;(4,ti,e.iiiiitonraebillteitall(d.3o.dt,i.c..e..p....)........
4411t1.
1150:1.s.
~, t
slf. 1,0: :0 go 1:, , g
alOlOl g
_12060
ago. I was his wife, but never asked him what he was Mr. John Saunders, the cheesemonger, of High•street, to the stand, where Lerrywheut headed him, and at last alderman, after which the meeting separated. 'Great Central ...... • n't per cent ,10 0 0 all 11i ei
Mr. Layton began by saying that the actionf vg:
imp... ............ ~.& bonus. 50 0 0 all . 91
brought by his client under the 16th rule o_
ein doing in Lincoln's-inn-fields. He was in the law, I sup- Newington. Subsequently the prisoner gave him the won by half a length. Four lengths beteen the second -
society's act, which said " that any member 1? .ngp, pose. I don't know what he called himself-lawyer, 301. bill now produced, which purported to have been and third, two lengths between the third and fourth. LEWISHAM. Independent ......... sf. ,40 0 0
London- .... -.••• •• - 150 0 0 , ___
I
may, onecgreivtai
rye la.wyer's clerk, or attorney ; but I suppose he called accepted by " John Saunders ;" but suspecting the ac- Mishap and Lady Vernon were fifth and sixth, a long A l• •
unable to continue his subscriptions
es. pre iminary meeting of this parish, composed of Do., Parl. Preference 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 „ i 25
one month's notice in writing to to. s himself a lawyer's clerk. I went to his office once. I ceptance to be a forgery, he kept the bill, and presented interval separating them from Jack Leeming. Catspaw
many of the most influential residents of Blackheath and P. ce ix .• • .., •......, 4/. per cent. 60 0 0 50 0 0 ! 271.'2
Rateliff ..... ....... 5/. ,100 0 0 90 00 ! 70/
don't know whether there was anything but the number it to Mr. Saunders, who at once confirmed his suspicious, was beaten early in the race.
Sydenharn, was held yesterday afternoon in the school- United General ...• •. 1/. ss. 150 0 0 all 120
receive them back, subject to such deductigns. as the
over the door. The name of Baker was on the side ot- and kept the bill. A Two-yr-old Selling Race, of 3 sovs each, with 25 room adjoining the church, for the purpose of appoint-
board may deem reasonabnlethefor22atheof wAorukgiunsgt
11-
added ; colts, est 10lb ; fillies, 9et 61b. Optional
penses of the society." 0 _
eceiving in reply the door down by the steps.. That is three years ago. At the prisoner's regeest, his daughter was here
ino• a committee and other officers to collect subscrip- WDesittituoi,nNsteefvs h..a.r.t i•. c.d. ,
557'..
ppeerr
eceenntt.. 5500 00 00
10 •.: 0 I 34:i
selling weights, allowances, See. Certain winners ex-
He must have been a lawyer s clerk. I never saw him nailed and examined. She said that she lived with her
WATER-WoRKS.
plaintiff made such application, r
u ancdke nr o
twb lee degoi
nn
egi d
et hr
ae t i reel; . , , , . , ,
reading, lawyers' papers, but I have seen him with papers father, and that the acceptance to the bill of exchange tra. The second to save his stake. 5 furlongs. 7 tions in aid of the Patriteic Fund. The chair was taken
--
from the secretary an ahnswwaesr
Dividend i Amount
ceipt of his letter, whic
,i _ , tea up with reel tape. proluced had been written by her. Mr. William Saun- sees, by the Hon. aud Rev. Henry Legge, vicar.
it was dechbled upon, ne A central committee was appointed to nominate sub- Name of Company. per ' of Pala. Price.
vaedr,
bwe as Mr. Ballantine-Well, that's it-he was a lawyer's ders, the brother of John Saunders, was present at the Mr. E. R. Clarke's Priestcraft (201.), Bst
committees for the onalying district of Sydenharn, and Annum. Share.
of the board, and direc- y.
theoreweh clerk then. Red tape makes a lawyer-don't you know time, awl it was at his reque.t she had written, " Ac- Hr. J. Osborne's The Baronet (201.), Bet...(J.Osborne) 2 - - - -
a ionee- o- Ouse vie, a ion e ermine On. co eceion
I t h ' •-•:t le d t ' d A 11 ''
should be communicated
ewnitthio Ssbuochw,
never done, and that w 1 h .
e.n that ? (Laughter.) cepted, John Saunders," on that which appeared to her Mr. Ridley's Queensferry (20/ ), 7st 101 b ...(Alderoft) 3 X s. d. X, s. d.
East London
breach of faith on the part • t e society, who had, in 1
Cross-examination continued-The miscarriage which at the time to be a piece of paper, but which she had The following also ran :-Usury, Noddy, Nelly Arm- was then entered into amone those present, which
amounted to upwards of 200/. Among the subscriptions Grand.Junetion ...••• 4 . eer cnt 50 0 0 inl 72
fact, he considered, acted fraudulently Plaintiff Lei
ng I has been spoken of occurred the same night, a few hours recognieed tee the bill produced. When she had been strong, and Elizebeth Ann.
were Mr. J. Penn 21/. ; Mr. R. Main, Ravensnourne- nent 4/. per cnt. !100 0 0 --- 80
sworn, produced the rhceipt of 2s. 6d.,: his entrance fee
on the 2i th Octaber, HO, subsequent to after the assault. I had the blows between seven and requested to n rite the acceptance to the bill by Mr. Betting-Even on Priestcraft, 4to 1 agst Noddy ; 5
to 1 agst any other. Won by a length ; a head be- n 1 101. ; the Mies of the Theory, 101. 103. ; General Lambeth - 'lOO 0. 0 - -
e following month, he paid his first contri- eight in the evening. I was ill all night, and the mis- Saunders, her father was present, and her father es well New River Comp:y 2l. 10s. -
.t-enerrer'onet Thompecon, 10/. ; Mr. T. eV, parker, 10/. 10s. ; Southwark &Va hall 53. per cnt.
,IGO 0 0 - 55
as a membetfl
- I 891,
which, in
en at the same time, accordisg to the 16th carry took place early next morning. Ido not know as herself was aware that the person making the request tween the second and third. Nelly Armstrong was
- I 9 s ,
at what hour, as I did not look at the clock, but it did was not John Saunders, the cheesemonger, but his bro- fourth, Noddy fifth, and Elizabeth Ann sixth, close Mr. F. Nevvdigate, 20/. ; Mr. Edward Eae-leton (county West Middlesex -
R ' H L -- DOCKS.
awohfich made a member eligible to apply for an magistrate) 10/. 10s. ; Hon. and ev. . egge,
take place. Ido not know whether it was before eight then Witness did not think the bill was drawn at the together. Usury' was beaten off. The winner was
51. ss. ; Mr. Castendiok, 51. ss. ; Mr. J. Parker, 51. 55.;
bor uur
dlt e.:
to embark, after paying up 1/. 2s. 6d., he did so
o'clock. I don't know whether it was before nine time, but could not say positively ; but she was quite bought in for 200 guineas.
Mr S Dryer 51 •Mr T. Bellchain, 31. 3s. Diviird Amoofunt
Paid. Price.
apply, and was afterwards made acquainted from the
o'clock or after, but I know it was so. I think it was certain the whole of the bill was written by Mr. Henry Teo Welter Cup of 5 sovs each, with a piece of plate, • • '" ' •
Annum. Share.
office, Bedford-street, Red Lion-square, that he had been
before ten o'clock, but I don't know whether it was be- James, who was a friend of her father. value 501., for three-yr-olds and upwards. The win- CHATHAM GARRISON. - -
unsucceisfully balloted for as an emigrant to Australia
X s. d. I X s. d.
fore eleven I will swear it was before twelve. Sergeant Alley, who apprehended the Prisoner, Pro- ner to be sold for 500/, ; allowances if for less &c.
Seeing, in August last, an account of proceedings be-
Mr. Ballantine remarked that surely a woman would duced-the contents of his Pocket book, which consisted The Peeoad horse to receive back his stake fror'n the Commercial - ~...... 41. pr cent. Stock. I Stock. -
East arid West India.. 5/. pr rent. Stock. 1 - -
Aare Mr. Corrie, at the Clerkenwell Police-court,
remember a little more accurately when an event of such of sundry bankers' cheques and bills of exchange, the last in the race. Gentlemen riders. Professionals thTil,ea:
ir=put.hdisf(t,if,,,,::::,::iellliyeof s tit: clryiibdeodwisnav
()or!
East Country. - ' -
against the society, he wrote for the return of his •
• London .... .•••• • • 51. pr cent. Stock. -106 y,
importance, as connected with the hopes of the family htter accepted, but without drawers' names. In a,ddi- 51b extra. One mile and a quarter. 19 subs. pfil;,mogfftehreitrb leeirrectohureantryips
money, which request not being complied with, he went vhearvyee fnaell2tielvehpilrsit.
Ditto Bonds - • - -
ocetu•red. tion to these, several papers were produced, all of which Mr. Thornton's Little Tom, 4 yre (1000, lOst 21b
to the same magistrate, by whom he was-referred to the
Prosecutrix-I am sure it was before twelve the next led to the supposition that the prisoner had carried on an
(W. White) 1 vate soldiers has given a acsrartnialatel7:luM (what they could St. Katharine - 90
50 0 0 , 50 0 0 , -
County Court.
extensive traffic in bills ef not a eery reputable kind) Mr. Shepherd's Cardsharper, 3 yrs (1001.), Oat 71b ent. 20 0 0 12 0 0 I
morning. .
daily pay, and the whole of the non-commissioned offi-
Mr. Richard Coltman Soper, manager and secretary Mr. Ballantine-Weman, be careful ; you are on and it was told the magistrate that the untortunate man
(Pearl) 2 afford) out of the small pittance they receive as their
V0i1citt0itrairt.0.n..:.........,:: 35!i...epsepr ccr c.
BRIDGES.
of the society, who had been suppeenaed by the plain-
your oath. Consider well what you are about. Don't Benjamin Webb, who but a short time held the office of Mr. Dawson's The Jealous One, 3 (1001.), 9st 41b
yrs
Dividend Amount
tiff, deposed that the society was enrolled in September,
you think this case has miscarried and had better be surveyor of taxes at Somerset-house, is at present a pri-
(Aldcroft) 3 cwehr
isehh aivs e
vgeirvye nil uanpdas
edmaye
.' s pTany 0f oo
ffir
et he
roe 1 awui
Idle betlreeeo
gb jtebeeta,
the subscription, as they intend to eeve one day's pay. Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
1852, under the Friendly Society's Act, and duly regis- brought to an end ? Boner in Horsemonger-lane Gaol, he having been sued The following also ran :-Florist, Le Juif, Morning Meetings have also been held at Winchester, Thetfoed, Annum. Share.
tered by Mr. Tidd Pratt. The trustees were to consist The witness made no reply. upon bills intrusted to the prisoner, but upon which he Star, Gossip, and Magnet. Nottingham Manchester, Ashton-under-Lyne, Bolton,
X s. d. X s. d.
eof not less than three persons, and the name of those Mr. Ballantine-Don't you think this case has proved never received a single penny. Betting-7 to 4 agst The Jealous One, 2to 1 agst Blackburn, 'Liverpool,
.Wellington, Montgomeryshire, Hungerford .......... - - - 12
published as such, with their consent, wereßobt. Tubbs, a failure 1 Mr. Binnse who prosecuted, applied for a week's re- Florist, sto 1 agst Little Tom. Won by a neck- Southwark ..'........ • - 100 0 0 - 9
. Esq., Richard Frankcum, Esq., and Sir J. V. Shelley, Witness-I don't know the time, but I know I did mand, to give the officer further time for inquiry, and three lengths between the second and third ; the others, Glasgow, King's County, Limerick, and Mallow.
Ditto New of 714 p.c. 70s. per cent 50 0 0 - -
_ ,
Water 100............. - 100 0 0 - 5
Bart., M.P. miscarry. the prisoner was accordingly remanded for a week, with the exception of the last two, pretty well up with
. Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. 1/. 14s. 60 0 0 -- 32
By Mr. Layton-Witnees had acted as secretary since Mr. Ballantine-At what hour did you go to the po- Le Juif. The winner was bought in for 160 guineas. MR. MILES, 31 P., ON THE CONDUCT OP Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. Od. 40 0 0 -28 y,
November, 1852, after the death of Mr. Walter, who,
lice court ?
GENERAL SCREW STEAM-SEIPPING THE WAR. Vauxhall ............ 1/. ss. 70 10 3 - 22
on the formation of the society in the previous Sep-
Witness-AbOut 10 o'clock. Between 10 and 11, and The Severn Stakes of 2 sovs each, with 20 added, for
COMPANY. three-year-olds and upwards. Optional selling weights. • - •JOINT-S Tocle BANKS.
tember, had been so appointed. He had not been
it happened before that.
The half-yearly general meeting of the p
eh- Certain penal.ties and allowances. The second to BRISTOL, Nov. 14.-The anniversary meeting of the Dividend , Amount
appointed to that, or to the situation of treaearer
' Mr. Ballantine-Do you know what you have sworn ?
this company was held yesterday at the LonrdooPariTetaovreernin; save his stake Once roud. One mile and 195 yards. Colston Charitable Societies was held yesterday evening Name of Company. per i of Paid. Pr:ce.
--both of which offices, however, he fulfilled with the
The A.ssistantaTudge-I must now ask a question.
the chairman, Mr. J. t. Elli;, Presided. Annum. Share.
14 subs.
in this city. At the Conservative dinner at the White
sanction of the board. There WaS a book kept of
You have already sworn in this case that you miscarried
The SECRETARY read the report. Mr. Warrington's Voucher, 4 yrs, (20k) 9st 111 b Lion Hotel, Mr. Miles, the member for East Somer. ,
1 , X s. d. .£ s. d.
- notices of withdrawals, and plaintiff's notice had
two da s after the assault. Now, was that answer true
(W. White) 1 set, in returning thanks for the toast of the county Australasia........... , 6/. per cent. 140 0 0 all 82%
not been attended to in consequence of inability,
or falser?
adopted, and that a dividend after the rate of 5 per
The CHAIRMAN, in moving that the repart be Mr. J. Dawson's Jack Leeming, aged (20/.), 9st 61b members, indicated the policy to be pursued in the next British North American 61. per cent.' 50 0 0 ~ 6 i
through sinailar previous ones nearly exhausting the
Witness-True.
(J. Prince) 2 Commercial of London. 64. per cent. 100 0 0 20, 0 0 34,
funds. There were no arbitrators, which, according to session of Parliament by the party of whom he justly Colonial .............. 3/, per cent. 100 0 0 2a 0 0 -
• the 38th rule, there should be. The society's bankers M Ballantine-One more question, Where did it .
cent. per annum be paid on and after the 30th instant, - Mr. F. Clarke's Gruyere, 3 yrs (20/.) 7st 121 b (Wells) 3 said he was one of the chiefs, so far as the war is con- lonian ............... 6/. per cent. 125 o 0 25 0 0 -
were Messrs. Currie and Co., into whose hands, since •
t a klve rip•tlnaecse -a
-iln
aCeil a re
ne nr
ed elndsognd
ta rkee oerwa. t th e beer- s h o p ?
observed that he would not hesitate to say that when The following also ran--Merry Peal, Warwick, The cerned, and his own opinion with re ard to the conduct
g Lone. Char. Bk. of Aus. - 120 0 0 all 0 25
London and County .. 6/. per cent. 150 0 0 20 0 0 _
his acting as aecretary, he had paid on its account be- Mr. Duncan (who was for the prosecution) said that the 31st of December arrived, the company would be Dandy, Syren, Blossom, Charley, Wensley, Miniature. of that war.
-oetween 3,000/. and 4,000/., although there was at present all that they, as men of business, could wish, and_ Mr. Price declared to win with Warwick. Mr. MILES said it had been inculcated on him from Londn and Westininstr 6/. per cent. 'lOO 0 0 20 0 0 4014
London Joint Stock ... • 61. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 -
after the last answer, he could not go on with the case.
but 44. He was not very sensitive in nerve, but it would be use- that if they then wound up their affairs, they would Betting-5 to 4 agst Gruyere, sto 1 agst Jack
By Mr. Sleigh-After the furious report referred to less to proceed further with such a case as this. - be able to realise the amount which was charged Leeming. Won by a neck, a head between the second
BNaenwk C•• 0.r.p.0.r.;• -
the earliest boyhood to do his duty in that state of Trio=a.g,nl....
,8,..1,,z ce2l: 1,,,g g g 25
al?, 0 501,4
life to which it had pleased God to call hina and he
National of Ireland.... 'V. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 -
'of the proceedings at the Clerkenwell Police-court, an The Assistant-Judge-You do yourself great credit, in their books. It had been said that the value and third; good fourth. The winner was bought in for had always endeavoured te do that duty. (Cheers.) Nat. provincial oe Eng. 6/. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 -
immediate notice of withdrawals, to about 3001.3 was Mr. Dunce'', by taking that course. It is just to of the vessels had been overstated, but he would 180 guineas. He was aware that on these occasions, when meetings
orlie)iytataoi
121. p et.&bs. 25 0 0 all 37
'made by members,' causing a panic similar to that at justice. call their attention to the Prince, which had beeu The Column Handicap of 10' soya. each, 3 ft, with 50 were held in different parts of the country, it was ex- ' s'. per cent.
,20 0 0 13 0 0 -
South Australia .• .... 8; p. et.Bc bs. 25 0 0 „ .
Mr. Ballantine-The truth of it is, that this w • soli. to her Majesty's Government for a larger sum added ; the second to receive 20/. ; the third to save pected that those who held public situations should Union of .lustralia.... 40 . per cent. 25 0025 0 0 721,
times suffered by bankers. That report was of a member
oman is
than it would have been valued at. With regard to his stake ; certain penalties for winners, &c. About 210 0 --
the victim and tool of a vile and bad man. not shrink from enlarging upon the topics of the day, Ditto .............. 40/. per cent. -
d d
chargenghim alone with breach of contract, and to whom,
the ships of 1,800 tons, he had no objection now to one mile and a quarter. 55 subs. and possibly their speeches might be looked upon as .
Union of London ..... 8/. per cent 50 0 0 10 0 0 242
Prosecutrix-My husband is not a vile, bad man.
40 0 0 all
Sh 11 who was
acting on the suggestion of Mr. Corrie, who presi e ,
• ,
state that he had been in communication with parties in Mr. Night s lanthe, aged, Get 3b (Midgley) 1 Union of Madrid ....• - -
'edt and with the acquiescence of Sir J. e ey, . The Assistant-Judge told the jury that the counsel
id in was returned to him.
- France for the sale of the whole of those vessels at a Mr Chilton's Middlesborough, 3 yrs, sst 21b (Fordham) 2 a kind of index of that popular feeling which ema•
CANALs.
: present, the money he had. pa had taken a very proper course. nated more immediately from the societies they had
large profit. They had now got a larger gross tonnage Mr. C. Spence's Catherine Parr, 4 yrs, 6st 21b the honour of addressing. (Cheers.) He felt that ,
p, Dia,,ledrend
The emigrants who have been sent out were now
.in-
The jury concurred, and returned a verdict of not
(Quinton) 3
- debted to the society above 900/., on payment of which
guilty engaged by the Government than any company ever
no embarrassment would exist, and after liquidation of
Th * '
a Assistant-Judge then told them that the husband before had. On the 3d of November that -tonnage Mr. Wadlow's Kiteflyer, 5 yre, Get 121 b ...(Clement) 4 Bristol fully to express its feelings, but they must be all Companies. : ~.5, per Companies.
he had not sufficient connection with the city of Names of 1 `c•i Dividend nice, Names of
1 1 Annum. 51 Ai'nuni. Price,
et
all expenses there would be remaining 400/. Every mail h d
aware that they lived in times of no slight emergency. -
- this year from Australia had brought remittances from a got the glass by fraud, and Mr. Fray had tried to amounted to 11,273 tons, and it had since been increased The following also ran :-Maid of Team Valley, Ori-
(Hear, hear.) They lived in times in which all their I•C ' ! X ,_
members sect out. get it back again. It was utterly impossible to believe and now amounted t. o 11,637 tons. He called upon noco, Ethelbert, Lambton, Pamicestone, Master Slender,
them, as men of business, as prudent and reasonable La Belle, Broeher to Grey Tommy, Syren, Sextus, Bel-
too •-•. 10s. el te
Mr. Sleigh here contended that tile court had no this woman's stor fir '
y, , in the other case she swore that
m t f • fr o rosition, nor their affairs were lingham, The Jealous One, Pharsalus.
en, ore rain om pi men than himeelf might recollect former wars, he had Barnsley •• • • :160 - , - Neath ...... top 16/. 150
Brknk&Abn, 11.0 4/. 60 Oxford;• •••• 100 13 . 110
jurisdiction ia the matter. Sir John Shelley was a ° '
her miscarriaee took place in the course of • k afte •
a wee I
now in a very promising condition, and the progress Betting-6 to 4 agst Cetherine Parr, 4te 1 re
energies would be called forward. Though more aged ' slitn ScOldle 98 7t. la ct. 151 Macclesfield. 97
t.io7it-'7f1..1'.1'11 21.5%/. 1 2NI/2 lit'eeg4ke-nitT:e.s.t.. g si4s. 814
the assault.
trustee only, but had nothing to do with the director- was very great. He concluded by moving the adoption apt Orinoco, 9 to 1 agst Middlesborough, 10 to 1 penillit,P)
(I,3:rnasiveneciti -1, 69 2% 6pl.•ct.
ship, except ex officio. Mr. Duncan said he had had sonse experience in
of the report. each agst Pumicestone and Lambton, 100 to 6 thbiisstczintio;. th (,E;:t wilr):;nitertr :ect:,!rne
itrte:tx:
present war with calmness ; they had, indeed, spurred DerbY.,,:,•••••,,, 1* B_o
slZoolentatlec.
o. ...1 , 845 11._10s.
_GO
strange cases, but he had never tnet with one of a woman
Sir J. V. Shelley could assure his Honour that he lent General AITCHESON seconded the motion. agst lenthe. Kiteflyer, with Aliddlesborough second, on the Administration - (hear, hear)- to curb the ,1 ' too 4s. pr.et. 53 Do. Lk F.i-et 'lO, - -
his name fully believing, which belief he still retained, who knew so little of such an occurrence as this pro-
Mr. R. CURRIE, in rising to move an amendment led to the far turn, where he dropped off, and encroachments of Russia, and it now became them
secutrix. Do., 6 pr. Ct.! 10'67.pr. et. I 1 14 Stfird &Wore 14-02 281. 425
that the society wa,s based on the philanthropic principle. that the report be not received, said he knew it was an Catherine Parr took up the running. On turning to recollect the history of former wars. They might • - rand -liner 100 21. 10s. 43 Sbrewsbury.. 1251 - ,
The result appeared to give general satisfaction.
of assisting the working man. e dissi ation of into the strai ht lanthe •oined Middleuborough and at
unplea,sing duty to contribute to th p 1 g J . ' lies which were en
' recall to their minds the scanty supp s t Grand Union:1001 IL Os. 12% •;toerbridga.. ,45 , 121. 23a
His Honour highly complimented Sir John Shelley on Henry Dunn a, beer-she kee er at Isleworth was in-
dicted for h • ' , i t P - P '
eying 5..0 en wenty-one pounds of dour, the pleasing illusions, but the company at the present me- 1 the distance obtained a slight lead, _Middlesborough a out to Sir John Moore and the Duke of Wellington. Kennt & Avnl 39 63. Od. 614 Severn and } ',,,i
Lancaster .. 'lOO - ;vye Rail_ ,•,, 2 •
/ 23
the purity of his motives, and could only attribute the ment was standing at a very important crisis. He saw little further on heading Catherine Part'. A good race (Cheers.) It became them at once to-assort that a short Leeds &-L,vrp, 100 25/. - Warwick &] r
i 2/. 2734
property of Mesers. Kidd and Podeer.
embarrassment of the society to the loans made as stated. ' . 0 in the report that a dividend at the rate of 5 per cent, in with the three ended in favour of lanthe by a length, war woeld be the most certain way of leading to a speedy
It appeared from the evidence that on the evenin
Leiestr &Nth 83 41. 2814 Warwick &
3 i 3/ to
He had seen the previous report of the society's case at . g was recommended to be paid, and then it went on to Middlesborough beating Catharine Parr by a head ; a peace. (Loud cheers.) They had all heard that day Louehl ' 7- N ton I 100 •
, iorov,h, 142 701. 15 a ap .. .
of the 21st of lest month the policeman on dut near Leicester .... , 100 5/. 59 BinMng. 1001
- the police court, and was happy to say that from all he . - , Y remark that the directors recommended this course, . -length between third and fourth.
713 31. 28
the premises of the prosecutors who are millers at ~
had heard he was convinced the society was carried on lintgmerysh 105 - -
„Ilisrmitks
_,
what the telegraph had announced to them, and he had monerouthsh too - worestr sei
because they have the gratification to believe that the A Sweepstakes of 10 sovs each, for two-yr-olds ; colts, reason to believe that the telegraph message they had
Isl th, bserved flo '
be f unrboand
it) e groun , w .
103. Od. -
tilMwbry 100 - . - Ant & r
in a straightforward manner. He could not decide in h d hic'll- results of the present half-year's working wid be highly 9st 91b ; fillies, Ost 61b. The winner te be sold for received was authentically true. (Cheers.) It came l‘rel
incleuWC:
tre. theehelief tha:°:l ag u een thrown out ot
plaintiff's favour, but should give judgment in accordance satisfactory." He thought that that looked very sus- 400/. ; allowances if for less, &c. Winners extra. from undoubted sources of intelligence, and he need INSURA.NCE COMPANIES.
one of the windows for some persen below to carry eff,
- - '
..(7: with the evidence. picious ; and as far as the accounts went, he could state The second to save his stake. Three- uarters f • Dividend Amount
and that the bag had burst in the fall. He communi- q o a scarcely say that it spoke of victory to the united armies
' - Plaintiff was nonsuited, without costs. th tth not made ut to his st" f tion end he •1 3 b
a ey were . o ais a.c
.d mi e. su s. )p bi Bt
hueta
ttrhee,i rvesliltiuelattiboyn arne 0 ° - an- ' Annum. Share.
eated this to the sergeant, and they followed a track of should protest against the payment of a divi end*. The Mr. Ewbank'sNell Gwynne (1000, 7st 131 b (Charlton) 1
35 00 00
56
4'/.2
. ,_.,,,,,
flour which led to the door of the prisoner's shop. They owfaEs npgelrailnodusa.nelTFLl.tyncbee.
ld(Gainheearms.
1
N fCmn y per of raid. 'Price.
•,-11.1;-:
long transit voyages were very uncertain and not likely Mr Drinkaldh Professor Airy (1001.), 7st 111 b daring spirits might be defended against all odds ; - ,
MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.-Nae. 15. - obeerved him in the cellar, and they knocked, stating t erative. By a remarkable course of cir- •
o prove rerhun 1 x s. d. X s. d.
(Aldcroft) 2 still the situation was perilous when they had at this Albion .......... •• . . 3/. 10s. 1500 0 0 50 0 0 -
~ . they were policemen, and wished to see if the house was curustances it was possible that their ships might be sold Mr. Moore's Noddy (1001.). 7st Glb
- --ea-
and. h • •
cleared. The light instantly disappeared from the cedar (W. Seifert) 3 moment the whole power of Russia directed against
',at a profit. Supposing that the war lasted three or four Betting-3 to lon Nell Gwynne. Won by a length ; that small isolated s - (Cheers.) Their armies bad Alliance Brit. and For. 7/. 14s. 6d. bs. 'lOO 0011 0 0 191,4
inDitto Marine... .... el. p.c.& bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
(Before Mr. Sergeant Adams, Assistant Judge, and a t rough a crevice in the door they saw the prisoner I.ace. elicit- .............. 6 per cent. 5 0 10 0 -
Bench of Magistrates.) years, the very moment the war peased their vessels a very bad third. The winner was sold for 175 guineas. nobly done their duty. (Hear, hear.) They had shed Atlas . 15s. Od. 50 0 0 515 0 isee
going up stairs. At the same time the prisoner's wile
Mr. William Fray, ma.nager of the business of Mr. answered them from the bedroom window and direct] would be an unsaleable drug on their hands. „ The Monkmoer Handicap of 5 soya each, with 30 added. their best blood in their defence. They had not heei- x.rgus Life ...., ...... 41. per cent. too o 0 25' 00 22
Nosati, plate glass manufacturer, of Oxford-street, sur- afterwards the prisoner came down stairs Undresz,ed aiis;l Mr. IluTTorf, who stated ttiat he was actuated solely The second to save his stake. A.bout half a mile. tated to storm batteries, to defend heights, to take LlTitlslilffemejcialiii. 5 7s. se.
_5O g 0 5 a 0 7
motive to protect his own property, seconded the e.n... :. e. pr I.lBcbs. 100 0 10 0 0 2014
rendered to take his trial on an indictment, charging let them in. They told him then their real errand, and bY a 16 subs. heights, and to show that French vigour and British CoMY ......... 109 0 0 10 0 0 125
amendment and went into a lon anal sis of the no-
him with an assault on Harriet, the wife of Edwin John on searching the cellar they found twenty-one pounds of g Y Mr. Wood's Kennyside Hero, 3 yrs, Get 101 b (Kendall) 1 steadiness would contend with the world in arms. Crown ............ •. 17s. Oil 50 0 0 50 0 171,
counts. Ile concluded by remarking that •he consi-
%gully. and Law.: :.:: 414 pesrs.cent. 150°0 0° 00
Baker. flour and two sacks. The flour could not be identified Lord Chesterfield's Black Pepper, 2 yrs, 4st 91b (Loud cheers.) Such being the case, he would say '
dered the e t - et: f t d
aceoun vtay uns, is ac ory, an recom
At the last session the defendant was tried for an positively, but the sacks were, as they bore the prose- (Comery) 2 it, not as one of a particular party, not as one of a Euronean Life l/. 20 0 0 stn
mended that they should be leoked into with the greatest itne
assault on the husband of the present prosecutrix, but, cutters' mark. The prisoner was formerly in the pro- • Mr. J. Osborne's The Baronet, 2 yre, sst 31b(Fordhatr) 3 particular creed, but he might say it generally, that Gen era 1............
scrutiny.
Globe 6: per cent. Stock. „ 12714
althoug•h both Baker and his wife 'more distinctly to the secutors' service, but was discharged on account of Mr. J. Dawson's Nestor, 4 yrs, Get 81b (Midgley) 4 England would not grudge her supplies to put a atop ••••
Mr. COLEMAN, the accountant, stated that he was of i'luerelen 5.!. per cent I`'.(l 0 0 45 0 0 55
assault, the cross-examination of the prosecutor was keeping a beer shop. , ot nu sanguinely ear. ou an con inue c eer- [„„ e• e .
The following also ran :-Michaelmas Maid, Tonic t 1 • • • • - (L cl d te d h - ' •• •• •• •• •"•
el at I n e......... 12/. per cent seo 0 0 50 0 0 , 330
opinion that the accounts were in a very unsatisfactory
such that the defendant's counsel, after denouncing him The learned counsel made no defence, Orson, lanthe, Singapore, Valetta, and Whitelock. ing.) Such, Le believed, wou:d be the policy adopted Imperial Life
condition. He thought they should have a capital and Betting-6 t 4 t K 'd H 4 bth t t •th 1••hhli d th h t b
0 ag-s ennysi e ero, to 1 agst y a par ywr w la, e a e onour o e •
Indemnity Afarine - 1 3i & 31. IGO 0 0 20 0 0 '
in the strongest terms as a swindling adventurer, and a The jury found hen guilty.
64
businees account Law Fire .......• .• 2s &2q bs
bird of prey, gorging upon the vitals of society, called The Assistant-Judge gave him two or three hours to .•
• Black Pepper, Bto 1 agst lanthe. Won by a. length ; particularly connected ; and he felt confident the-. La, Lif •• . - . 100 0 0 210 0 ele
After a lone discuseion too o 0 to 0
npon the jury to disbelieve liis evidence, and the result consider whether he would dieclose who it was that -NT, H b . " ' a neck between the seemed and third ; good fourth, nothing would give them more satisfaction than to Legal and General Life = 50 001 2 0 ° r 6
ANKET moved that tho accounts be examined 0 6!4
was an immediate acquittal. In that case the prose- threw the flour out of the window to him ; but he d e --:' -- Tonic was fifth, Whitelock sixth, lanthe se,ventli. effect this without a. thought of place, but merely London ..... ... ..... 27s 6d. 25 00 I ,
~2 10 0 2914
'-' by a competent accountant. Ho thought that a great looking to what might be beneficial to the country, lEl' ''', !It 'MP-. .. 10s. & bs. 25 0 0 12 10 0 -
eutor described himself as a beer-shop keeper, at 82, dined, saying he was innocent.
deal of delusion existed upon the subject, and he was of
and at such meetings as this urging what was the arri ..... ...... • ... 1183 er sha-ellOO 0 0 18 0 0 28
Charlton-street, Somers-town, having a residence in The Assistant-Judge, when the prisoner w . arm' HOYLAKE OPEN AIEEPING-Non. 22 AND 23. Med. Invlid & Gen. Life 14 '.l) ''
' '
Clarendon-square, but he could not tell exactly the broueht up, said he must take the copse ueanlces' luf
opinion that the ships ought to bo sold and the money FIRST DAY, popular feeling of this country, that the Gov.ernment NI ta„ v A ............ ' 3 .'et".ce ceti ro g g 1 ! g O -e-;
. e
'8
number. The present indictment was found with the refusing to give up the name of his accom r q ° divided amongst the shareholders. Monarch ...
should find that no supplies would be attempted to be :c . ..
~.., „ _ 5 0 0 1 0 0 -
p ice, and then Acceptances for the Free Handicap Hurdle Race. ational Loan Fund 57 pee cent 20 0 a 210 0 21.4
other, but could not be then proceeded with, owing to sentenced him to 6 months' hard labour. Another long discussion ensued, when Two miles and a distance. f this war (Tremendoue '
stopped in the prosecution o .
Palladium r • ' • - •
.•ita ... ..... W. per cent. 50 0 0 210 0 -
the lateness of the hour on the last day of session at The prisoner's wife declared that he was innocent and The CHAIRMAN stated that the board of directors were 'Age st lb Age st lb cheering.) Pelican .............. - - - -
which the ether case terminated. The case which that he was in bed when as the h • • '
y (t e police) said they
, willing to submit the accounte to a competent accountant,
Rosa' b)
(h alO 0 1 Cheroot 59 0 t Flicenix .. ........... - - - 183
was now called on, from the disclosures made in saw him in the cellar. It was she who was in the cel- they feeling confident that they were correct. The gen-
Ro 1
ya ty 69 4 Minerva (h b) ... 48 8 UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. Professional Life...... 5?. per cent. 5 0 010 0
Provident Life........ I/. ss. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - est,
the other as to the prosecutor's cereer, appeared lar ; her husband, she repeated, was in bed at the time tlemen who thought that the affairs of the company ,
Pee Sailor 59 4 I Success (11 b) 3B 4 • Rock Life - .......... I ss. 53 0 010 0 7%
to excite a good deal of interest. One of his state- She ran to him as he was bein d k• • *
g remove , used him ought to be wound up, never came forward at a more
The Tumbler ... 4 9 0 I Royal Exchane-e ...... 6/. p et. L'e bs. Stock. all 2 8
unfortunate period. Receiving as they now did nearly _ CAMBBIDGE, Nov. 15.-There are this year 1,895 Sun Fire . ''' ...... 6/ les. - „ 252
ments was, that on one occasion his creditors were very and said, "Never mind, you go away innocent. I kno ' Acceptances for the Shorts Handicap. Half a mile.
w 30,000/. per month, he thoug,ht it would be an act of residents in the University, of whom 1,209 live in col- Ditto Life l/ /Os -t, -
importunate, and so he sold some property which he had that you are innocent. Good bye." Age st lb Age st lb i •
United Kingdom .... 4E, pct & bs. 20 0 0 4 0 0 4%
ege, and 687 in lodgings. The niatriculations in (Mi-
to his sister, in order to put the money into his own madness.
Hyacinth -
.._„......,_
1 1' ' 18re een i letne I-.
ae ma 3 enn) d- are --e ;.n eeee t..ey were 408.- Victoria Life •• . ..... IW. per cent. I - 412 6 5;54
pocket ; and he had speculated to some extent in taking - Several proprietors having again spoken, some in a Ed• t
rmg on 410 7 Casey ......... .4 10 0 ehh TT'
houses on lease, and sub-letting them at " improved" POLICE INTELLIGENCE. very acrimonious manner, 0 St Ih. ....
Weights for the Hoylake pen eep ec aso. About i'llE ni.ULSEAN LECTURESHIP.-The trustees of Mi. - - MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr. EIANKEY withdrew his former amendment, and Hulse's Benefaction have given notice that the office of
three miles.
rente, and also in loan office and bill-discounting mat- -45-
Dividend Amount I
he mee'ing be adjourned for six weeks tha
moved that t , , t Age st lb Lecturer will be vacant at Christmas next, when the
Age st lb Name of Company. per of I Paid. Price.
ters. He could not -tell the number of houses he had AIARLBOROUGH-STREET.-Police constable A two accountants be named for examiuing the accounts, truetees will proceed to an election. S 1
taken exactly, but it might have been 25 or 30. Needwood a. 11 2 Potter (late Aus- uc i persons as Annum. • Share.
3lr. Dancan, in opening the charge of assault on the of Mr• W. Luce of the Kiite's A ' H 1 *
320, appeared before Mr. Bingham on the compleint d tt th d. n d t. • dth t • -
an repor o e agiour e mee mg ,an a la caee
Tipperary Boy
, -e, tens ote , Hampton they should differ, a third accountant be called in. office, being qualified as hhe will of Mr. Hulse directs, £s.d.£ s. d.
wife, said, the circumstances connected with the other Court: fot • Heroine
• havine refused to take a drunken erson into '
le The CHAJIIMAN persisting, after notice, that Mr. Raikes - d • are to leave their names with the Vice-Chancellor on or
indictment and the cause of the quarrel between Baker custo 1 h 6 • . k J ome a 9 4 Qu'fll
rre eric er . I e - _
cy, w o had committed assaults in the public Currie's amendment should be put last, before Saturday the 16th of December next. By a Australian Arriculturl 1/. Is. 100 0 0 17 10 0 38
and the defendant were entirely apart and separate from street. Star of England... a 9 4 Nora Creina
this case, which was one as it .; Mr. HANKEY stated that ho would withdraw his decree of the Court of Chancery, the number of lectures Australian Trust .• .. 6/. per cent. - 25 0 0 -
, • ppeared from his in- It appeared that a few days ago Mr. Luce lk
was wa - Gradeley Lass ... 0 9 4 Tulip
amendment. Australian Royal Mail 10 0 0 all 41,
structions, of a serious nature. The facts were siinply ino• with his if • 0 f d t t h
weinx or -s ree , w _en a man seem- Liticelu
these :-Mr. Baker, a short time back, took a shop • •e• • The CEIAIRMAN then put th.e amendnaent, when it was ............ a pd glo-2,lexrcan Mint.. -
11l ito-rly in a state of intoxication pushed rudely aeainst Royalty 69 0 Crabbs -4) 0 0 -
Charlton-street, New-road, No. 82, and he had it fitted Zia • • • e carried by a large majority. apd
Canada ............. 61. per cent. 'lOO 0 0 32 10 0 99
. Luce, Complainant having witnessed the same The Sailor 5 9 0 - .
,upas a beer shop. He employed Mr. Nosotti, the roueh behaviour to other Another long and irrelevant discussion here ensued, - Do. 5 pee cent Bonds 5/. per cent. - -
rsons as the man passed ft 1 ich SECOND DAY. mtte, 6 per cent. .. 41. per cent. - _ )10%
a ,er w i
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCA .7ity Navigation Bonds - _
plate-glass manufacturer, of Oxford-street, to fit up cer- them spoke to th fi Pe
bl h '
e rst consta e e got . sight of (the The CHAIRMAN stated that a ballot had been de• Acceptances for the Visitors' Plate. One mile and -
tain parts of the bar with plate-glass, and there was defendant), and re uested him to take the • three-quarters. ete Electric Telegraph (A) 7 per cent. 25 00200 0 17
sonic arrangement that the articles were to be paid for man into mended, and theta would take place at the offices on CUSTOM-HOUSE, Nov. 15. Div() - ........ (II) , - 25 0015 0 0 -
•
custody for an assaqult. The constable de •
dined to do Frida and • Age st lb
Equ!tabl ,
e Reversionry 51 pr. cent. 106' 0 0 Joe 0 0 -
y, continue until Tuesday next. Age st lb ENTERED INWARDS.-The Vesta, from Amsterdam ;
on, or soon after, delivery. Mr. Baker did not make this, maiuly on the ground that he h 1 '
a, not witnessed the 4 8
Lady Vernon ••• 3 Sleeping Partner fiLitto New ~.. .. . - 50 001710 0 -
payment as was expected, and an arrangement was made assault. Complainant, not being satisfied, laid his The Chairman, amidst groans and hisses, adjourned- 66 4 Lionne, Gravelines ; Alan Dunkirk ; Dart, Ostend.; Pro- .it evers. 8c Invest. sp.c. & bs, 100 00 , 100 0 0 -
coin. Le Juif . 5 7 0 Gael! ht
with one of Mr. Nosotti's travellers fur a little time to plaint befor th l• • • the meeting, it having lasted from twelve till nearly five. g ............ 4 512 vidence, Gravelines y Rhine, Antwerp ; cumberland, Gen.SteaniNavigation 10 p ct. 15 00114 0 0 -
e epo ice commissioners, who referred the Jack Leeminn ••• 6 612 , April Foul .... „a, 510 Hamburg; Zanette, Zertch; John Pink, Callao ; Odin, Hudson's 8ay........
be given ; but on the evening of the 25th or 26th of matter to this court. -- - Stock. I - -
September, the defendant, Mr. Nosotti's manager, made Mr. Bingham said the 2d awl ed Vie , cap. 47, see. 65, The following is the fleet of the General Screw Steam Noisette 4 612 ; The Tumbler ..
* 55 10 Tarragona ; Brilliant, Guernsey; Star of the East, Ri- i_linneerfoi nit............ 2/. Is. too o o 1100 o 0 -
_ - -
his appearance, and demanded the money there and declared, "That it shall be lawful i bl Shipping Coropany :- Waverley
:don
ins itutron ... -
don teversionary 414 per cent. 15 00 , all -
or any consta e Nominal Little Davie ..... •.5 6 8 Boddicot (11 b) ... 35 s vellyn, Penang ; Pierre, Panama ; Margaret Reid, Maroons; Russell Institution.... ''• ,1210 0 -
then. Words ensued, and Mr. Fray struck Baker, without warrant, to take into custody an ' Integrity, Buchtouche ; Batavia, Rotterdam ; Iris, alien:l-
- person who Tonnage. Power. Catherine Parr
IVhich act formed the subject of the former case• shall be charged by any other person with committine Creesus ... ... ... 2,500 400 Whalebone -
After the assault on Mr. Baker the defendant attacked an ' aggravated assault, although not within the view Gelden Fleece ... ... 2,500 300 The General - 111- 1
• • - - - valiao j ....ay, ara,aga; Margaret, Oporto; George and Royal Mail 'qeam.... 4/. p. sham! PO 0 01 60 0 0 60
___
Mrs. Baker, called her by a foul name, and said she was of the constable." Had an aggravated assault becn Jason... ... ... ... 2,500 300 . 34 12 Aloys, Valparaiso. South A ustralian..... 6/. per cent. 25 00 1 all
*Aline
Weights for the S . Steeplechase.
_NTERED OUTWARDS.-The Lodiae, for Calcutta ; Lily Trust and Loan Comp.
Two miles and a E - I -
as ba,d as her husband ; they were both swindlers. He committed by the man whom the constable was called Queen of the South ... 1,800 300
half. of the Valley, Havre; Northumberland, Geelong; Rhine, _
upper Canada .... -- -
struck' her on the face and on the arm, but the ,gist of upon to take into custody ?In his opinion such an a Lady Jocelyn ... ~. I,BOJ 300
this prosecution was that he struck her three blow on g-
s gravated assault as the law contemplated had not been Indiana ... ... ... 2,360 310 Age et lb
Ago st ip Antwerp; Batavier, Rotterdam ; Ivanhoe, Port Philip; LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES.
the abdomen, the result of which was, that she, being conimitted, and as the constable was justified in ref • Calcutta - 1 360 300 Labyrinth ......... 611 2 Adlington -
tvidend Amount
enciente a miscarria using Mauritius ... „, ... 1,800 300 Blue Stockings ... alO 12 The Sailor
Name Of Company. D per of - Paid. price.
, ge took place two or three days to take the charge he must dismiss th 1 •
e comp aint. Antwerp ; James, Antwerp ; Chimera, Calcutta ; Hol-
afterwards, which caused her much suff • U Hydaspes- ... ... .., 1,800 300 Rochester ......... alO 10 Cock Robin
enng. pon ______
Argo ... ...
...
... 1,850 300 land .Antwerp
Lincoln ............ 610 8 Ginger (It b) - • (I Tb m • e - _
i
these faCto t appeared to be a very unprovoked and MARYLEBONE.-Willian II 1 h ' ESSELS -LEARED OUT WITH -ARGO.- -0 -arion, -or IXs.d.X s. d.
2, en ey, t e concluder Harbinger ... ... ... 921 150
wicked assault, and quite independent of that committed of a Paddin • Gradeley Lass . a 5 10 8 Thief of the 'vVorld a, 9 7 Colombo ; Jane and Margaret, Antwerp ; Gross Furss Con- Flank of Scotland .... V. per cent.lloo 0 0 100 0 0 178110
gton omnibus, was charged with the follow- Natal 100 610 6 . The Mi .
on the husband.
Royalty ner ......... a (pd) stantine, Rostock; Hebe, Hamburg ; }yenoord, Rotter- British 1100 0 0 100
Linen Company fif. per cent. 0 0 204/10
. ing robbery of bank notes to the amount of 60/. Cape of Good Hope ... 680 100 81. per cent. 10 0 0 210 '
Caledonian Bank ••• • • c 0 3 . 16s
Harriet Baker, a young-looking woman of small Mr. Handle attended for the Bosphorus ... ... ... 530 80 dam ; Ravensbourne, Antwerp ; William Jennie, Calais; City of , Hasgow Bank e/. per cent. 10 0010 u 0 10/ 16s
prisoner.
stature, was then called. She deposed to the above- Th y W. • Propontise ... ... ... 560 80 NEWMARET CHAMPION City of Rotterdam, Dunkirk.
e prosecutor, illiam Dunn, Esq., a gentleman of COURSING Clydesdale Bank •• • • 5k /. p cent.: 29 0 0 10 0 612 5s
• mentioned facts, as to the work done by Mr. Nosotti Harlingen ... ... ... 552 70 MEETING. -- et nunereial Bank •• 71. per cent, ,5"0 0 0 100 0 0 197/ 0
, property, living at No. 2, Berkeley-place C
, onnaught- . VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Eastern Bank.. •• - - U. per cent, 125 0 0 10 0 0 10/14s
and the non-payment according to promise. She then square, said, on Monde • Earl of Auckland ... ... 450 60 WEDNESDA.Y.-EXNING FIELD. Edinb. & Glasgow .. • • 3%1. p cent. !300 3 0 0
11
stated that when Mr. Fray ea ecl and denaanded the I • 'b y last, at three in the afternoon, •
Ste. Robert Peel ... ... 320 40 The New Margaret (barque), Sept. 23, lat 5 N., lone. 4/. 12s
h d told hi got into an omni us near the Mansion-house d I
,an Lord John Russell ... ... 320 - 40 . PUPPIES' STAKES.
21 W. a Exchange Brik of Scot.. - no 0 0 31 5 0 _
I
National Bank ••• • • • 614 per cent. •50 0 0 I I 0 0 IC 5,
money or the glass, her bus-an mto name his had in my inside coat-pock ttl 1 First Ties. Molacilla beat Melbou
e iree 0/ and si City of London ..._ - ... 272 30 , rne, Damask beat The Shakspeare (barque), from Bombay te London, North of .'cotland Bank bi. per cent
own time and place for the following day, as ae was x 51. notes
4/. 108 ,
20 0 0 , 2 10 0 '
of the Bank of England, as als • Mulingar, Riot beat Lascelles, Mahout(2) beat Governor, Oct. 31, lat. 43 N., long. 22 W.
would be aid • oan Indian bill all of City of Rotterdam ... ... 272 30 Royal Bank of S cotl. .. 5/. per cent . 100 0 0 100 0 0 1291 0
not then prepared, and the mondeY le , but which were in a leather passport ea I ' Alar ... ... ... ... 260 50 MATCH FOR 200/. Tho Carl (Hamburg ship), outward bound, NOT. 11, Union Bank of Scot. .• 8/. per cent. 100 0050 0 0 92/ Os
ave it there and then-that se. got out close
Mr. Fray said he would h . to my own home and in leas than fiv • - Mr. Jackson'a r b Hermitage (2) beat Mr. Brown' lat. 49 N. lone. 6W• Western Bank •••••• • • 71. per cent. 50 0050 0 0 76/15s
the goods had been obtained by fraud, called him villain wards I discovered that the case and it
e minutes after-
Total ... ... ... 26,526 3,930 and bk h Border Chief. S W _ „„ . .„ Ayres Nov 6 Ist 45 N lone Alliance Fire and Life. 8 /
lo -vir • ,•pr cent. too o o 11 0 0 19/ lie
Tne lam, Duenos , e • • • a b• . . British Guarantee .... V. per cent. I 0 0 0 20 0 11. os
s contents were
and scoundrel, and, shaking his fist in his face, told gone. I saw the prisoner afterwards Aee-AGED STAKES. The James Alexander, Nov. 10. Caledonian Fire Tustin 101. per cent. too o 0 10 0 o 251, Os
him he should not be surprised to see him at the my loss. The prisoner said he did and told hina of
First taunted, from Liverpool to Arrica, Aug. 22, lat. City of Glasgow Life.. 61 per cent. 25 0 0 2 0 0 41. Ils
ha mornin not recollect me as
bar of some police court on the follow' g g. a passenger, bad not found a pocket-b k d" •• •
' SEPULCHRAL BRASSES. -F.E3ILLE FIGURES. -The Ties.-Kate beat Fetalist, Barrister beat M• 1 The Uri' ' Colonial Li .
1 •
dew Maharajah (1 Kin 57 S., long. 72 W. fe ....• •• .. 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 1 0 0 s'. 2s
. 00 , and knew brasses of la ies and civilians, which commence at about , tate Gipsay g) beat Lancaster) The.Ennerdale, from Callao to Co k A 2" ' t 57' S
r , ug. 0, ra , a , e
Edinburoth Life Insur. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 ;25/10s
There was an attempt to remove the glass, and Mr. nothing about it. Troublesom
the same period with those oe ecclesiastics, exhibit abun. . Jack beat Mortality, Lively beat Madras, 1 er7 W Elie. & Scot, Law Life 51. par cent. 50 0 0 35 0 14/. is
Fray struck her husband in the face, tore his shirt Mary Anne Mizen, 8, Sutton-place, N -• • Rival beat Rokeby. On,. J . Life Assoc. of• Scotland 6/.per cent 10 001 10 0 's'. Os
etv-road de• dant varieties in costume. These are all, withmet doubt, -. The Orestes, from Callao to London, Oct. 19, lat. 28 Nee National Fire and Lif ' 0' I/ 13
e 6/. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 . • s
r his
up to the shoulder, and taking his head unde posed that she was a passenger by the °in 'b ' ENNING STAKES FOR ALL AGES.
About truthful examp es o o .
1 fth dresses and ornaments actually lone 41 W.
„. North British Insur... 71. per cent. 200 0 0 20 0 0 ;34/ Os
arm he held it there for two or three minutes. She two minutes after prosecutor left she fni
UB*
Mr. Fyson's rb Fl b M S t ' b
y eat r. ecre ari s r Stop It The Affiance from London to the Cape of Good Hope, icottlsh Union Insrne. 714/. pr cent. 20 0 0 100 le its
ound a pocket. worn From other sources (Illurainated MSS. &e.) we
was standing behind the bar, and he told her she book on the straw, which. she gave to • - • ' - •,' Mr. Rancell's r b Remembrance (2), Mr. Kin.' - * 9, S lon 23 W Standard Life ........ 5/. per cent. 50 007 0 0 117/ es
pllSOner, who, learn that, during the 14th and loth centuries, tue aresses esbk d Sept. 22, lat. -4 ~ g. . _
;rag as bad as her husband, and struck her in the face. after examining the contents, put t Rutland, drawn The Paradise, front Callao to London, Oct. 30, lat. 41N., ITnited Dep. Assurance 5/. tlO 0 0 10 0 I
per cen .
_____
he book in his of both sexes were not only oontinually changing fashion, . _ _ _
Ine`_,lll3hed at her_ lib-link her nn the face and arm, and poeket.

Harriet Baker, a young-looking woman of small
stature, was then called. She deposed to the above-
mentioned facts, as to the work done by Mr. Nosotti,
and the non-payment according to promise. She then
stated that when Mr. Fray called and demanded the
money or the glass, her husband told him to name his
own time and place for the following day, as he was
not then prepared, and the money would be paid ; but
Mr. Fray said he would have it there and then—that
the goods had been obtained by fraud, called him villain
and scoundrel, and, shaking his fist in his face, told
him he should not be surprised to see him at the
bar of some police court on the following morning.
There was an attempt to remove the glass, and Mr.
Fray struck her husband in the face, tore his shirt
uP to the shoulder, and taking his bead under his
arm he held it there for two or three minutes. She
was standing behind the bar, and he told her she
Zaa as bad as her husband, and struck her in the face.
rliallud at her, struck her on the face and arm, and
then gave hae two or three blows en the stomach. He
called her
way, as she foul
nsanae, and told her to get out of the
blows were very ah
bad as her rogue of a husband. The
fist. She wenrtYtoartt and were given with his clenched
She bad a miscarria ea police-court the next morning.
two days after.
Cross-examined gaga
made this charge of assault at the
police-court, and it wunneotdismissed, but was sent for
trial with the oner,
stomach with his fists, but might have tartick me harder,
defendant struck me on the
I dare say, if he had' likec
; still the blows were quite Ard e ,ough.
Ba'lantine—Why, the defendant
you see is very
tall and stout built, you are the reverse
; now can you
tell me how he struck you ? Did be
have stooped very low, you know, to Strike you on the
■ tomach.
Prosecutrix—l don't know whether he(sehteooped, or
how he struck me, but I know he did,
her account of the assault.) I gave evidence on thepeated
other charge for the assault on my husband. Theju
acquitted the defendant. r have been married to myr
husband for three years. The blows I received from
the defendant caused tr. ) to miscarry. I was six
weeks or two months pregnant at the time. The
house we live at, 32, Charlton-street, is next to my
mother's. There is a wail betweenlthe two houses.
T did not scramble over that wall on the night this as-
sault was committed, nor en the next morning did I do
so. I have never seen my mother since the night of the
assault. We lived at the beer shop about six or seven
weeks before this, and in Clarendon-square for about five
months. I do not know how many houses we have bad ,
er lived in during the last three years. I cannot tell, aa
I have brought n , list of them, air. I cannot tell to halt

MARYLEBONE.— William Henley, the conduetor
of a Paddington omnibus, was charged with the follow-
ing robbery of bank notes to the amount of 601.
Mr. Handley attended for the prisoner.
The prosecutor, William Dunn, Esq., a gentleman of
property, living at No. 2, Berkeley-place, Connaught-
square, said, on Monday last, at three in the afternoon.
I got into an omnibus near the Mansion-house, and I
had in my inside coat-pocket three 101. and six 51. notes
of the Bank of England, as also an Indian bill, all of
which were in a leather passport case. I got out close
to my own home, and in less than five minutes after-
wards I discovered that the case and its contents were
gone. I saw the prisoner afterwards and told him of
my loss. The prisoner said he did not recollect me as
a passenger, had not found a pocket-book, and knew
nothing about it.
Mary Anne Mizen, 8, Sutton-place, New-road, de-
posed that she was a passenger by the omnibus. About
two minutes after prosecutor left she found a pocket-
book on the straw, which, she gave to prisons who,
after examining the contents, put the book in his
poCket.
In reply to a question from the magistrate, the witness
said she was positive prisoner was the man to whom she
gave the book. [The witness when she first saw the
prisoner the preceding day said he was not the man.]
Inspector Allison said—Yesterday afternoon, at half-
past four, I was going along the Edgware-road with
prosecutor and witness in search of the conductor, when
the witness pointed out the prisoner. I followed the
vehicle to the Royal Oak, and said to prisoner, " Where
is the pocket-book you found ?" He put his hand in his
packet and pulled out a book, saying, " There s nothing
there but some blank cheques, which are of no use."
(The book was here produced—it bad in it several printed
cheques, neither of them filled up, upon Glyn and Co.)
I told him to drive his omnibus back to the stable, which
ho did. I then showed the book to Mrs. Mizen, who
said, "That's not the one I gave you, and you are not
the man." He was then permitted to go away, taking-
the book with him, which he said was the one which had
bee* given to him, At 9 o'clock this morning, accord-
ing to arrangement, I went with the prosecutor and the
witness to the Royal Oak, from which place the omnibus
starts, and when the prisoner was pointed out by the
female Witness, who said " That's the man," he then
said, `: Why, you stated yesterday that I was not the
man ; prosecutor thought he was, buqcould not then be
quite positive. I took him to the station-house, and in
c
his rice :salon I f) d time-book (here produced), son- e
figures
:hne which
bla cheques
correspondedaea
aud
alwith others in the book in
edt
certain that
Prosecutor recalle—l am quite the
pri-
soner was the conductor, and I heard him (prisoner) say
to the female witness " this is the
the blank cheques), is the one
you gave (that containing
The witness, Mrs. Mizen, said- thate Me*"
the book which

SEPULCHRAL BRASSES. FEMALE FIGURES. —The
brasses of ladies and civilians, which commence at about
the same period with those of ecclesiastics, exhibit abun-
dant varieties in costume. These are all, without doubt,
truthful examples of the dresses and ornaments actually
worn. From other sources (Illuminated MSS., &c.) we
learn that, during the 14th and 15th centuries, the dresses
of both sexes were not only continually changing fashion,
but that they were various and fantastic in the extreme.
On the brasses the extravagances of fashion appear,
with the very best taste, "chastened, and the more out-
rageous forms are curtailed and simplified." A marked
similarity between the general effect of the costume of
the two sexes is observable; the knightly coif of mail
was emulated in the wimple of the high-born dame ;
both knight and lady wore the flowing mantle; the
ladies delighted to have their dresses covered with
heraldic ornaments; and strange to our eyes they would
have looked thus-emblazoned, as in the instance of Lady
Tiptoff, whoss brass at Enfield shows her in a mantle
having three great lions passant on one side of it, and
on the other half another lion rampant, at least as
large as his three neighbours. The merchant and his
lady wore the same flowing tunic ; the knightly belt,
both in form and adjustment, was closely imitated (I am
not aware that these chivalrous accessories, spurs, were
drafted into the department of female costume). The
helmet, with its crest and mantling, were parodied is the
ladies' head-gear, while their hair was frequently so
dressed as to correspond with the fail of the camail from
the knightly bascinet ; and the jupon, which covered the
mail hauberk and the steel breast plate, h id its couuter-
part in the cote-hardi, the graceful and long-retained
prototype of the whole species of jackets, now so much
(and I venture to consider so deservedly) in favour with
the ladies in our own times. Whether the present fashion,
which gives so singular a position to the bonnets of our
countrywomen, be derived from the butterfly head-dress,
in favour during the wars of the roses, I will not pre-
sume to offer an opinion; certainly a strong argument
in favour of such an hypothesis is derivable from the de-
cided tendency which these bonnets exhibit to fly away
from the fair heads which one might imagine they were
intended to co rel.-, —Correspondog of ae Buildre.

Mr. Jackson's r b Hermitage (2) boat Mr. Brown's w
and bk h Border Chief.
ALL-AGED STAKES.
First Ties.—Kate beat Fatalist, Barrister beat Mil•
dew, Maharajah (late Gipsey King) beat Lancaster,
Troublesom Jack beat Mortality, Lively beat Madras,
Rival beat Rokeby.
EXNING STAKES FOR ALL AGES.
Mr. Fyson's r b Fly beat Mr. Secretan's r b Stop It.
Mr. Rancell's r b Remembrance (2), Mr. King's bk d
Rutland, drawn.
Mr. Debacle's bk d Daring beat Mr. Swinborne's bk
b Elphin.
Mr. Gillett's r d General beat Mr. Richardb's bk d
Briton.
Mr. Fyson's r d Furious beat Mr. Pertwee's bk d
Kalendar.
Mr. Miller's bk b Babara beat Mr. Reed's r b Rapid.
Mr. Buckworth's r b Blush beat Mr. Jardine's be b
Mortification.
Mr. Miller's bk d Barabbas beat Mr. Gillett's bk and
Gaiety.

NEWMARKET STAKES.
Mr. Gilson's r b Ginevra beat Mr. Gillett's bk and w
d Go-Along.
Mr. Buckwortb's bk and w d Brigand beat Mr. Swin-
borne's be d Let-me-go.
Mr. Secretan's r b Spicy beat Mr. Swinborne's r b
Elastic.
Mr. Dobede'a be d Dragon beat Mr. Swinborne's be
b Latitude.
Mr. Dobede's bk d Drag,oon beat Mr. Reed's bk b
Ruby.
Captainj Besant's bk b Banoo beat Mr. Purser's be b
Paadora.

The Shakspearo (barque), from Bombay to London,
Oct. 31, lat. 43 N., long. 22 W.
The Carl (Hamburg ship), outward bound, Nov. 11,
lat. 49 N., long. 6 W.
The Rita, Buenos Ayres, Nov. 6. lat. 45 N., long. 12 W.
The James Alexander, Nov. 10.
The Undaunted, from Liverpool to Arrica, Aug. 22, lat.
57 S., long. 72 W.
Tho Ennerdale, from Callao to Cork, Aug. 23, lat, 57 S.,
long. 67 W.
The Orestes, from Callao to London, Oct. 19, lat. 28 Ne•
long. 41 W.
The Affiance, from London to the Cape of Good Hope,
Sept. 22, lat. 24 S., long. 23 W.
The Paradise, from Callao to London, Oct. 30, lat. 41N.,
long. 25 W.
The Daniel Grant, from Liverpool to China, Sept. 13,
lat. 28 S., long. 42 W.
The Peter, from Hamburg to Valparaiso, Aug. 26, lat.
7 N., long. 17 W.
The Charles Ross, from Bristol to Madras, Aug. 9, let.
29 N., long. 20 W.
The War Hawk (barque), from Monte Video, Oct. 3.
The Antilla, from Liverpool to Singapore, Oct. 4, let. 9
N., long. 23 W.
The Orbona (barque) sad Octavio. (brig), both bound S.,
Oct. 4.
A Swedish barque, from Hartlepool to Galle, Oct. 4.
The Anna Maria (brig), from Solby to Monte Video,
Oct. 5, let. 10 N., long. 24 W.
The Edward and James, from Denia to Bristol, Oct. 27,
off Cape do Gatt.
The Lady Herbert, Opt. 21, lat. 49 N., long. 27 W.
The Argo, from Rotterdam to Batavia, Sept. 18, let. 30
N., long. 18 W.
T'ie Springhill, Oct. 19, off Bic.
The Lady of the Lake, Oct. 24, off Cape Ray.
A barque, showing bremon flag, No. 195, bound to New
York, Oct. 25, lat. 42 N., long. 25 W.
The Venue, from Duna() to Melbourne; July 14, let. 27
N., long. 20 W.
A ship, showing the Nantes flag, with No. 4,278, stand-
ing south, Oct. 11, let. 13 N., long. 27 W.

SUPPRESSION OF IMPROPER HOUSES AT THE WEST-
END.--A very influential c .immittee has been formed at
the West-end of the town, under the auspices and presi-
dency of the Earl of Carnarven, and which will act in
conjunction with the old-established " London Society
for the Protection of Young Females," for the purpose
of suppressing some infamous places in the neighbour-
hood of Hanover-square, and other well-known streets
surrounding that locality. The most rigorous measures
rill be resorted to, to compel the keepers of these houses
to 41nia3ou their nefarious practices.

The advises from Sc. Petersburg yesterday reach to the
ith inst. As the English fleet was said to have left the
Baltic altogether, a couple of Finnish vessels had been
chartered, and were being loaded with wheat. Some
snow bad fallen, and there was no disposition to for-
ward more produce overland. The exchange was never-
theless rather higher—namely, 364 d., but at that quo-
tation gold would leave if its exportation were not pro-
hibited, and some quant,ities are believed still to be
falugglecl away, •

Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Shate.
. • , 4 s. d. £ s. d.
British • • • • • • • • • • • • • • _. - - -
Ditto Provincial.. •• 1/. Bs. 20 0 0 20 0 0 21
Brighton ••••..• • • • ~ 5/. 20 0 0 20 0 0 -
City of London ...... 41. 10s. 100 0 0 150 0 0 100
Continental (3d Cap.)... 4/. 10s. t 0 0 0 43 10 0 j -
Equitable . - -...... 1/. bs. 50 0 0 all 1 26
'Great Central ....... 7i per cent. 10 0 0 all ' DIA
Imperial ............ 101. & bonus. 50 0 0 all - 91%
Independent ....... • • 51. 40 0 0 fit -
London.... .. .. .... :. - 50 0 0 f f -
Do., Parl. Preference, 61. per cent. 25 0 0 11 25
P. 03 ix . ............ C. per cent. i6O 0 0 50 0 0 1 271,
Ratcliff ..... ...... • 5/. 100' 0 0 90 0 0 1 70
United General ...... 1/. ss. 50 0 0 all 1 20
Westminster Chartered 5!. per cent. 50 0 0 „ I 37%
Ditto, New ........ 51. per cent. 59 0 0 10 u 0 h
WATER-WORKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per, of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
. .
- -
£ s. 0. £ s. d.
East London -
Grand-Junction .... • • 4'. per ent. 50 0 0 all 72
Kent ...... - 80
Lambeth .. - 100 0 . 0 - -
New River Company.. ! 21. 10s. - - 55
Southwark & Vauxhall ' Si. pdr cut. 100 0 0 - 8934
West Middlesex ...... 5/.los. pr et. - - 9 ;
•
DOCKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company.? per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
£ s. d. £ s. d.
Commercial ... .... • • 41. pr cent. Stock. Stock. - •
East and West India.. 5/. pr. cent. Stock. - -
East Country - .- -
London .., . ... - - 51. pr cent. Stock. - 106)4
Ditto Bonds 4l. per cent. - - -
St. Katharine........' 4 per cent. Stock. - 90
:Southampton -
Victoria ........ - - 51. per cent. 20 0
.0 , 12 0 0 -
BRIDGES.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share. .
£ s. d. £ s. d.
Hungerford - - - - 12
Southwark ..' - • - 100 0 0 - 9
Ditto NeW of 734 p.c 7OS. per cent 50 0 0 - -
Waterloo.• ..... - 100 0 0 - 5
Ditto Old Ann. of 8/ l/. 14s. 60 0 0 - 32
Ditto Nw ditto of 71 l/. 10s. Od. 40 0 0 - 28)4
Vauxha11.......... -1/. ss. 70 10 3 - 22
JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
• Dividend Amount
Name of Company. .per i of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
1 £ ii. d. 4 s. d.
Australasia 6/. per cent. 40 0 0 all 8234
British NorthArnerican ( 61. per cent. 50 0 0 ~ 61
Commercial of London. 81. per cent. .100 0 0 20 0 0 32%
Colonial -
lonian ..... "........', 6l. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 -
` Gond. Char. Bk. of Ans. - 20 0 0 all 0 25
London and County -
Londii dad Westminstr 6/. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 4014
London Joint Stock -
Provincial of Ireland -81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 5014
Ditto, N ew.• • ....! -8 / .Rer cent. 10 0 0 all -
National of Ireland 4l. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 -
' Nat. Provincial of Eng 6/. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 -
Ditto, New-...• •••• , 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 -
Oriental Bank Corpora. 123. p et.&bs. 25 0. 0 all 37
South Australia -
Union of Australia 4O . per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 72)4
Ditto - 2 10 0 -
1 Union of London
Union of Madrid - 40 0 0 all -

to• • Dividend
Names of e, Dividend Price Names of t
Companies. ! 2 per . `-‘ Companies. 'l' , Per price.
A .annum .
Ca Annum. ; Ca
; shtn &Oldh 98 71. p. et.l 154 Macclesfield. 100 '2/. 10s. 51%
Barnsley.... 160! --- - heath ...... IN 161. 150
Brknit& Abrg 150! 41. ;60 Oxford.. •• • • 100 , 13'. 110
Birmingham 40? V. 93% Peak Forest. 78 5i Os. 86
Coventry.. •• 100, 251. 209 Regent's •• • • 30 184. 1651
Derby ••• •• 1001 61. 80 Rochdale.... 85 11. 10s. 60
Elismre&Chs 6912% p. et. Somrset Coal 140
Grandinnan . 1004/. pr. et. 58 Do. Lk Fd-t 12,
Do., 6 pr. Ct. -1016 k pr. ct. 11 34 Stflrd &Wore ,40 281. 425
:'rand ,:‘,,urrey 100 21. 10s. 48 Shrewsbury.. '
1251
Grand Union 100 11. Os. 1214 3tourbrldg9.. 45 ' 12/. 235
Kennt & Avn 39 os. Od. 6% Severn and -1 ' 21. 28
Lancaster .. 100 --- Wye hail. j 211
Leeds &Livrp 100 251. Warwick & 7
21. 27%
Leicester .... 100 51. 59 Bimini/. S 100
Lelestr &Nth 83 41. 28% Warwick & 1 I 31.
10
Loughboroghll42 701, 1575 Napton.. 3 100,
Monmouthsh!loo Worcstr & 1 „81 31. 28
3lntgmerysh:lot, Binning. j ' 1
MeltnAlwbry 100 —__ ' Wilts & Brks —1 10s. Od.

BUILDERS' AND ENGINEERS' CONTRACT : PREMIUMS
AS WELL AS PENALTIES.—I see by the Times, that the
Minister of Public Works of France has, with the ap-
proval of the Emperor, arranged that the suspension-
bridges of Arcole and the Invalides shall be taken down
and replaced, the former by a metal arch of 80 metres
span, the latter by a stone bridge of four arches, at an
expense of 1;950,000 francs. The contractors have en-
tered into an agreement to have these bridges open to
the public by the Ist of May next, under a penalty of
fcrfeiting 1,200 francs for every cty's delay beyond that
period ; but, as a set-off; they will receive ct premium for
every day they may gain On that time in the completion of
these works, the togs 1 amount of the premium not,
however, to exceed 25,000 francs. I wish to call at-
tention to the italicised portion of the foregoing state•
meat, as it contains a principle of fairness which would
be an advantageous element in agreements instthrliesette,hroaiundnou
try. The contract system, as toe
rdefrequentlyas,issomething
carried out
in the building and engineering t
like the following :—Tenders from several in
are solicited and obtained, and, after a
4. .close scrutiny,
ltrluced into the
the most advantageous one is selected.new clause
ibsa'rgaatinth, ivs:zs.t,agtehaotf tPhr-receodnitnrga',, iloret he corn c
leted on a
fixed date, under a heavy penalty for every v
that date on which the work is not fiLished:a'shaoUledr
theno t contractorhsr will
be happy object,
t 0 execute h e is
the
very
work
en
likely
be told thatterms
named. I do not say this is the universal system, as there
are honourable exceptions. By the insertion of this
letter you may suggest to architects and engineers en-
f}raogperdieityn
ofd inog asaving u
drawing up specifiecaltaions:
in forcontracts the
favour of punc-
tual contractors. —Col ropendent of the Builder.