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London, England, 1854-12-28 00:00:00

THE SUN LONDON TH-URSDAY EVENING DECEIVIII. E R 28 185 4.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.-Dec. 27. Witness-I shall go as a femme de cbambre. 1 street, Portman-market, that corn, &c., had been fur- RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. from Kotree, but one arrived at Kurrachee, tte cal er, VEqSP.Tiq RPOTTEN• lIITTII, ,
riPlia,l tn lA, safthi.r., -,,,-..1. " ^." he eves lireeght in a .• e ......; 1. ai ;ii o.u, oi' ,NVO Lol.;:, OE4 (Alt oi a Leach Saw iaautilus, ouswerd beinel, Dec. 21, lat. -I'9 IN
Mr. qeeieeet Wilkine-On e7eenlatirn ?
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. i, debtor to the amount in the aegregase of about 1101., et six or so were boat, it was vnerally considered a good long. 7W.
COURT OF QUEEN'S BE.NCII. Sir F. Thesiger-She did sot say that.
SCINDE RAILWAY. venture. He looked, therefor e, upon the grain transports The Lord Nelson, from London to Valparaiso, Nov. 11,
- HOPE V. AGUADO.-CRIII. 010 N. Mr. Serjeant Wilkins-Well, we will see. Have you 1 and, being satisfied that he he'd, from time to time,
lat. 7 S., long. 22 W.
The Court met by appointment to proceed with this any engagement ? paid to the prisoner all that he imagined to be proper Pursuant to notice, a meeting was held at ihe Col- alone to give a large return-a return far exceeding
The Jessica, of St. Stephou's, N. 8., standing east, Sept. ,
part-heard case. Before any evidence was taken, Witness-I have not as yet any engagement, t, ut I &aims for horse provender, &c., according to bills and lector's Cutcherry Kurrachee on Monde Au . 28, what Lieut. Chapman had allowed towards the profits
30, lat. 36 S., long. 22 E.
Mr. Sergeant Wilkins (who, together with the Attor- hope to get a place as stewardess. receipts presented to him, he spoke to the prisoner, 1851, 'The meetin'g was numerously attended bygmost of a railroad in Scinde. Personally unacquainted with
T 1 C 1* f N tle to New York, Dec. 7,
lat. 4eo Norleo la,
7..reVT. ewe"
ssey-Gdnera/ and Mr. phipeon, appeared for tele defend. mr. Serjeant Wilkins--_1i,,15 not the first time that 1 telling him that he believed there was a large sum due of the influential members of the community. Amongst railways as he was, he could not speak of the nature of
, ant), addressing hie lordship, said-In the absence of my a Hope told a flattering tale; _ Ot_n the morning when - from him to Mrs. Ellis, to which he replied that there those preseet were Mr. Frere, the Commissioner in the country as being well adapted or otherwise, but if '
s.,TlhoengA.y2•l"oaisvirinrge.,• i2rom Bombay to London, Nov. 11, lat. 2
learned' friend, the Attorney-General, who is too ill to the count went down to th bahs to madame Hope, was, and admitted that he had been a great rascal to Scinde, the General commanding the division, the Bri- ' flat, hard, and level plains were required, lie N 71.3 certain
him (prosecutor.) This conversation took place before gadier cemmanding at Kurraehee, and all the heads of there would be no better country for a railroad than that The Aithona, from Plymouth to Portland Bay, 20th, ‘
be here, lam instructed to protest most strongly against was it high or low water ?
the prisoner quitted the premises. Mr. Coxe, who departments. over which the proposed line was intended to pass. He lat. BN.
these Proceedings (meaning the sitting of the Court be- Witness-It was high w.ater.
tween Christmas and Hilary term). arosseatamination contlaued-No person could get was obliged to go out of town taking no further step 4 Mr. FRERE having taken the chair, said that he would in conclusion, begged most cordially to support the pro- The Union, steering west, 27th, lat. 20 N.
The Castries, from Liverpool to the West Indies, same
Lord Campbell-I very much regret the absence of from the ladieam' tents
.ta the gentlemen's te.nts who in the affair until his return, th'e prisoner was ultimately now say a few. words as to. the object of the meeting. position of C4en. Somerset.
the Attorney-General, who appears to be still Mar- could not Bev" ;at high water. A. soldier 'is al- taken into custody bY Bow at a lodging-house in Beth- They were aware that the present scheme contein. In reply to a question from Major Forster, it was day.
The Westbrook, from Rangoon to Falmouth, lat. 27 S.,
posed. ways placed at the partition, with his musket, to Pre- nal-green, and on telling him that it was for forgery and plated a line of railw.ay. to connect Kurrachee with the stated that a list of applications for shares was open at
long. 53 E.
Mr. Serjeatit Wilkins-He is more than indisposed, vent the gentlemen from going to the ladies' side. embezzlement while in Mr. Coxes service, and that what Indus. After describing the great length of the nevi- the office of Messrs. Leckie and Co,, in Bombay.
The Robert Barbour, from London to Valparaiso, lat. 7
my lord. I saw him yesterday. He told me that he It is forbttdraden for men to go to the women's side, he had done was to a large amount, he made no reply. On gable channel of the Indus and its tributaries, and the
N., long. 22.
THE BALAKLAVA RAILWAY CORPS. OeTt.h2e,C, hlaam.plijonNof
ltohnegS. e2a6s,wrfro. m.Liverpool to Melbourne,
would be here to-day, if possible ; but I should say that but sOme 'es a woman is allowed to go to the men s' the way to the station, however, he said to Bow, "Did difficulties in the navigation of the Delta, Mr. Prere ex-
it would be madness in him to make the attempt. And side If she says her husband is there. I cannot remem- Mr. Coxe send you after me ?" and, on Bow replying in plained that the railway was to connect Kurrachee, the
nlgr,a2ulbawn,. from Nantes to Mauritius, Nov. 17, lat. 9
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Several erroneous statements having appeared in si:oi:mcale,
lam not a great deal better myself. ber that I ever in my life saw a lady walk with a gen- the affirmative, the prisoner admitted the case against only port on the coast near the mouth of the river, with
Lord Campbell-If you tell me, brother Wilkins, that tleman and shake hands with him when they were bath- him was one of too glaring a nature to be passed Jerruck, which had been selected as being the loe est
of the public journals as to the means now being em- The john M`Vicar, English ship, 21st, lat. 12 N., loeg.
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ployed in this undertaking, NVe have reason to Lelieve 24 W. . . .
the leader of your case is unable to attend, and that Yl3° mg hefore that time. It was not in the neorning ;it over by ais master, whom he had so much wronged. point on the strean: where the channel was fixed a:d in.
th a t th e fo II o aoe- iii sugv:i ltdlbbezfiF;)hodtrin ate cr
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yeurself are not in a state of health to enable you t° d_ ° was in the afternoon. There were a great many ladies The prisoner 11:1 the exercise of his nefarious practices variable, in conseauence of the river there flowina over
An English brig, No. 8,026, 2d dist. pend., same day.
your duty (and I need not say that no gentleman at the bathing, and a great many gentlemen also. There were presented bills te his master for corn, hay, &c., and re- a rocky bed. He then described how Mr. Hardy
-lauttearii.:ll, The Flora M`Denald, from Liverpool to Launceston,
bar can discharge his duty more efficriently than your- some persons on the shore, but not a great many, for it calved money for them and did not pay it over to the Wells had, in passing over the districts between Kurra.
wLficem:sts:lse
same day, lat. 12 N., long. 24 W.
40 Ne trirl'i72' re Newcastle to New York, Dec. 7, lat.
and to perform such other work as may be found necessary
Self), I certainly think that it would be for the due ad- was the dinner hour. Mrs. Hope did not take any ser. p.erson to w.honait was'elue. In carryin on his decep- chee and the Indus about two years ago been struck
ministration of justice that we shonld not proaceed. . rant with her when she went to bathe. I saw her swim non, of which his master had not for a long period any by the pecoliar advantages it offered for the construe.
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Sir F. Thesiger (counsel for the plaintiff) lam quite a great way. The terrace is from the bathing place about idea, believing the Prisoner to he a trustworthy man, he tion of a railway. •Mr. Wells reported the results of his for the siege or reduction of Sebastopol, coneist of seven The Street Sunda, from Liverpool to Hobart Town,
in your lordship's hands. lam anxious that this case 50 feet, as far as I recollec .
t They separated in coming deemed that he had been plundered by him (the pri- observations to Parties at home who were interested in steam and two sailing ships, of the aggreeate tonnage of Nov. 15, lat. 15 N., lone. 25 W.
5,491 tons d - ' • The Princess So h' * S d
,an 900-horse power, as follows :-Lady A lice p ie. from un erland to Ceylon, Dec.
should be concluded, but lam sure that your lordship from the water, at that Port whkh separates the women's saner) to the best of his belief, of no less a sum. in the the subject, and forwarded detailed surveys which had
Lainbton, screw-steamer, 511 tons, 90-horse power ; 15, lat. 4/ N., long. 7 'W.
will take care that no injustice should be done to any place from the men's. The soldier was about 30 feet aggregate than 3001. Numerous bills, Purporting to be been PrOcured for him by Major (how Colonel) Turner,
tistical and other data f Great Northern, ditto, 57S tons, 90-horse ; Earl of Dur- - - -
of the parties concerned in it. from the place where they separated. There are three signed by Mrs. Ellis, were shown to be forgeries. and sta urnished by the late Mr.
ham, ditto, 554 tons, 90-horse ; Baron von Humboldt, PRICES (IF SHARES
ee Lord Campbell-I refused t° make a remanet of the baigneurs who assist the women into the water-they are From what further transpired, it was made apparent Macleod, deputy coneeder of customs, Kurrachee, In
ditto, 420 tons, 60-horse ; Hesperus, ditto, 800 tons,
'••• case on Friday unless with the concurrence of both sides; men. When Bars. Hope put her hand into the Count's th.at the prisoner had upon two former occasions been the
,same season, 1862-63, Lieutenant Chapman, ern-
IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM
and being told that there were a number of foreign wit- waistcoat, and they embraced, I was close by. Ido not tried and convicted of felony, and that upon a future plc>) ed on a project for connecting the Indus with Kur- 150-horse ; Prince of Wales, ditto, 627 tons, 120-horse ;
PANIES' STOCK.
flosses. who had come t° giTe their evidence, it seemed to think they saw me. I always recollect Count A.guado day Finch evidence would be forthcoming as would im- rachee bY a canal, Pointed out the superior advantages Levant, paddleateamer, 604 tons, 500-horse ; Wildfire,
me that the due administration of justice required that, at Frascataa hotel since I was at Havre, seven years plicate him in having, by his system of fraud, obtained of a railwa in hie Published re cwt. The project was clipper sailing ship, 457 tona ; Mohawk, ditto, 850 tons. - -.......p,-.---____
howevar inconvenient it would be to the bar to thejurY, and a half. I cannot fix the time when I saw Madame money from his master. The prosecutor received from taken u b Y Government, and depaled s The material consists of 1,800 tons of rails and fastenings, From. the Official List.
Lieute t
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dubrveys ordered,
nan 6,000 sleepers, 600 loads of timber, and about 3,000 PUBLISEIKD EVERY TUF,',DAY A.ND FRIDAY EVENING.
and te myself, the ease should be proceeded' with on Ss. Hope coming out of the count's room in her robe de a gentleman with whom the prisoner had lived in the the prospec,uytion Of which_ was interrupte y .
Chapman s untimely death. In the meantime the tons of other material and machinery, consisting of fixed
turday, and that it sbould be adjourned if not finished on chambre ; I do not know whether madame saw me ; Regent's•park a good character.
LONDON, TUESDAY, DEC. 26, 1854.
engines, cranes, pile engines, trucks, waggons, barrows,
that day. 1 can °ow say that, by the visitation of God, perhaps she saw the light, but I can't say. I have been Bow said that he should be prepared with some addi- scheme Proposed bY the Parties to whom Mr. Well's had
reported in England was making progress ; and the -4,
we cannot satisfactorily proceed, because the Attorney- in England one month. I came with Mr. Henri. He tional witnesses on another day, blocks, chainfalls, wire-rope, picks, bars, capstans, ,
Y crab!, and a variety of other plant and tools ; besides - GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES.
General l 3 serfouslY indisposed, and my brother Wil- is commissionaire at Frascati's. I have been staying The prisoner, on bein,g asked what he had te say, re- horae Gove!nment was Prepared to consider favourabl
Dividend Amount '''
any prepositions on behalf of the railway which might
king, in whose word I place entire confidence, informs since I came here at Meunier's, in the Haymarket. I plied-" I caret say anything to my master." sawing machines, forges, carpenters' and smiths' tools, iaame of Company.
be laid before them, backed by the recommendation of per of Paid. Price.
me that his state of health does not enable him to do his Ma first asked about this in the month of Septem- He was remanded fir a week, &c. This material is distributed over the different yes- -
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duty -- the government ot India. It was not necessary for him Ain:_u_sms: Share.
eels in such a manner, that r.hould any one or two yes-
satisfactorily. Under these circumstances I have ber last. Since I left Frascati's I have worked with a friend i
dill Pawer to adjourn the case, and I will again adjourn iof mine who wished me to stay with her. I left Fres- SOUTHWARK.-Patrick Sullivan was charged with (the chairman) to state that he felt confident any scheme
possessing such intrinsic merits, as he believed this did, sels be lost or disabled it will not endanger the efficiency
of the whole. The shi ra conve in arties of 50. or. 80, ;.Z s. d. X s. d. ;
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it, EV only object being that justice may be duly ad- ' eati's, because in the winter there is no work there. a brutal assault on his wife.
500 workmen ; each Party unclyer thpe charge of a fore- 20 41 0 20 0 0 21
ministered. I have come here to-day very much to mY Re-examined by Sir F. Thesigar-Are No. 101 and Martha Sullivan, an elderly female, whose face and would meet with every reasonable consideration from
Brighton •.....- •• .. 5/. 20 0 0 20 0 0 -
own inconvenience, and I will again adjourn the case if No. 106 at the end of the passage !-Yes ; persons who hands were covered 7ith marks of violence and who the Governor-General, who had organised and was now
and a clerk to attend to the victualling and care of the
man and assistant, as well ae a surgeon to each vessel, City of London ...... 4i. 105. 100 0 0 150 6 u 100
Continental (3d Cap.)... 4/. 10s. 50 0 0 43 10 0 , -
the learned COUnSel Will be good enough to name a daY are going across the bridge go that way. In going appeared to be suffering severely, with stem: reluctance exehuting a. vast scheme of railways for the whole of
, Equitable ...... •• .. 11. ss. 50 0 0 all 1 95
stores. The allowance f ; ;
o_ prov.Q.nna will be on n. liberal Great Central •••• .• • .7i per cent. 10 0 0 all 11
on which it should be proceeded with. It seems to me along the corridor towards Nos. 104 and 106, you can- gave her evidence. She stated that she had been mar- India, and he felt equally sure of like support from the
to ships crews. Each man is supplied with clothing
g scale ; tehth of the same description as usually supplied Imperial ............ 101. & bonus. 50 0 0 all - -
that if the Bth of January were fixed for its resump- not see the passage into which those rooms lead ; you reed to the prisoner nearly twenty years, and for a long government of Baornbay. Capitative. in En land nnuld
Independent ......... 51. '4O 0 0 ff i ....
tion, the 'Attorney-General would by that day be able only see No. 102.
to attend. The examinatiee nf 11,. ca,1n....0 55i,..,6 4.... time past he bad led a dissipated lifo and freqUentlV ill- naturaalnidy
tahsiks wwhastaivatisetshtieonlocwahliocphintihoen amseetotintohen3pi rbot. .
• a • -limed ume, used her. Man; times he kicked her out of bed in the ject, q e g st=brifeort ne texg:rar.lnvdat:lsthieogrnvrnetit:Tal.hhatz London • - ............ - 150 0 0
p Dcao.if!t.l: fr.e.f= ?IL rti.•=: " 2 : 00
50 .i; 0 22%
It I ....-
bai, one painted suit, three coloured cotton shirts,
Sir F. Thesiger-I. think that day would lemdle suit Lord Campbell asked. the jury what day would be middle of the night, and tunied her out of door! with this evening. answer. The meeting would also afford
Elle. most convenient to them to proceed with the case ? her face and body (layered with bruises, but she did not an opportunity for parties so inclined to ask for infer- Ratcliff ..... ....... 51.
;100 0 0 90 0 0 70
make any complaint. On Saturday night he came home mation, which would, as far as possible, be afforded. United
.General .... .. 11. 55. ;50 0 0 all 20
Lord Campbell-Well, name any other day, and I will A Juror-I hope your lordship will go on now. 1 flannel shirt (red), 1 flannel shirt (white), 1 flannel
belt, 1 pair moleskin trousers, 1 moleskin vest, lined Westminster , hartered 5 per cent. 50 0 0 , ' esa
attend at any saerifice.
ur c airman has re erre you to me or
Lord Campbell-Gentlemen, Ido not think I can about half-past ten o'clock,
.and came upstairs to their Colonel TURNER addressed the meeting as follows :-
Ditto, New ........ 5L per cent. '5l 0 0 10 !, 0 -
Mr. Serjeant Wilkins-your lordship will understand sanction that, for, by the visitation of God, the counsel roona where she. was preparing supper. He was under
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the position in which lam placed. the influence of hquorat the ame, and began to abuse her, information on various points re ative to t e subject we WATER-WORKS.
are unable to do their duty, and in their absence justice
She got out ef the room to avoid his violence, and as have heie assembled to convider, and I will endeavour
Lord Campbell-I do not call upon you, brother Wil- cannot be done. • Dividend Amount
kins, to name any day, for I well understand your posi- The Juror said be ha,d not understood Mr. Serjeant she wars descending the stairs he kicked her down to the to place that infortnation briefly before you. The early of mitts 1 ortabl s o
, p et ve for every tett men, 1 rug and Name of Company. per of Paid. Price
tion. I know that you have protested against the cause Wilkins to have stated his inability te proceed. om. ow
bott He foil ed her and kicked her on the side of history of the proposed railway has been explained to blanket, 1 pair of blankets, 1 woollen coat, 1 pair long Annum. Share.
stockiegs, and two pounds of tobacco for present use. - -
not having been made a remanet ; buf it seems to me Lord Campbell-He is in such a state of health that the body, arms, and face. Some of her neighbours for- you. My connexion with it la set forth in a letter waterproof boots, 1 pair fisherman's boots, 1 pair grey Xs.d.X s. d.
that there is not the smallest doubt as to the power of he cannot do his duty. tnnately heard her screams and fetched in a police•con- written to the commissioner, on the occasion of my sub-
By the above list it will be observed that each man is East London -
provided with a painted waterpreof bag, capable of con- Grand Junction .... • • 4'. per cut. 50 0 0 all 75
the court to proceed with the ease. I simply wish to The Juror-I understood that he protested against stable, who prevented him from committing further vio- mitting to him thhe very lucid_ and able report of my la..
know upon what day it will be convenient for you to at- the power of the court to sit at all. leace, and took him into custody. mented brother officer, the late Lieutenant Chapman , Kent 4l. per cot. 100 0 0 -
Lambeth .. - 100 0 0 -
tainieg his kit, and also three days' provisions ;no New River Company.. , 2/.los. 1 - 79
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tend here again ! Lord Campbell-I have a clear authority as to the Police-constable 196 L said he took him into custody that letter having been puirli-hed by Government has, I
boxes or lumber of any kind being allowed. The _ 55
Sir F. Thesiger-There is one circumstance which sitting of the court. Of that there can be no doubt ; and conveyed the female to the hospital, where it WAS doubt not, been read by most of you ; but it is desdrable
-;outhwark &Vauxhall 5. per cnt. 1100 0 0 - 894
ought to be mentioned. Your lordship is aware that but it is my duty to see that justice is done. By the ascertained one of her ribs was broken and ansaher that you should know what has been since done in the
on board, as well as in wet weather in the Crimea. But
fisherman's boots, reaching to the knee, are for their use West Middlesex ...... 51.105. pr ct.l - - 93
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proceedings have been iustitoted between the parties in 19th section of the 17 and 18 Vic., c. 125, if I find- injured. He handed in a medical certificate to that matter, and how far suhseament experience may have
DOCKS.
led me to modify the opinione I therein expressed. In
this case in the Ecclesiastical Court, and as there was an without any ground for supposing there has been any effect. besides there are a pair of strongly-nailed boots, com- Dividend Amount
2 at letter I stated the reasons why improved corn-
- . moldy called navvies' boots, to be served out to each Name of Company. per . of Paid. Price
arrangement made on Saturday last that the trial should negligence on the part of the defendant-that, owing to Mr. Combs severely reprimanded the prisoner, addina th
man on arrival in the country. One hundred pair of
be proceeded with to.day, I trust that we may not be serious indisposition of counse], they are unable to do that he should commit him for three months to the House munication drom. Karrachee to the. Indus was so
,ur-
long boots, reaching to the hip, are also provided for . Annum. Share.
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called upon to connterplead until the result of this trial their duty, and that, for the purposes of justice, an of Correction, and he might think himself fortunate that gently required , sushSeelti)hnt experience proves mare
the use of parties working in the water. Besides ten commercial -.-- . , 4!, pr cent. ISt:Ck, ZStOa!* -
and more the neces ty a some work fcr the attain-
is known, and that an understanding to that effect will 1 adjournment is necessary, I can adjourn the trial. It he had not six mouths.
wah th
lonr.u.:(,)reeat cgzticy,fllilsoeudsityc4oovlel:.7)(l)lo4, testvilawg7):lBl,tse
aeruedctnedo,
be entered into. East and West India...l 5.. pr cent. atock.
East Country. - -
lis inconvenient to you, gentlemen, and it ie inconve- The prisoner was sentenced to two months' imprison- ment of that object ; laid year the communication
from the mouth of the naain river to the tidal creeka
LoDivilt(teos
liono.s. :: ......:11 2457:
ppPerer:cesenhnt:.. St_o-ek.
Mr Serjeant Wilkins-I have no more power over nient to me, but we must conform to necessity. remit about two years ago for similar brutality.
sent, with a large quantity of boards and scantliegs, - -
Mrs. Hope than I have over the Queen with respect to The Juror observed that his remark was made under - was cut off, and the river steamers had to pass by - -
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the proceedings in tile Ecclesiastical Court. 1 e temporary tents and huts impervious to wet, st. Katharine --••- 4 per cent. Stock. : - ,91
a misapprehension of what had fallen from Mr. Serjeant THAMES.-Edmund Buckley, of Ne. 24, Jam. es- a circuitous route-this year the Hujjanaree, a very
Sir F. Thesiger-Why, you were willing to take that Wilkins.
aenads ial yr
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y" nracbmi co' v eeda. in
onthameton -. 3'. es per c. 50 0 0' 50 0 0 -
street, Stepney, was charged with assaulting William useful channel last year, has been closed to steam•
vessels, and the pilots on it have been with- Victoria ...... •- - -
course on Saturday last ? Lord Campbell-Will the Bth of next month suit you, Baker, and also two police constables. Tinhe as
if:e'eVt s h %oVuirl la albsoe
Mr. Phipson-Oh, no ; I protest against- gentlemen ! It appeared that Baker was in the Blue Anchor, Step- drawn ;it has been proposed to improve these creeks, afford temporary covering to provisions or fuel likely BRIDGES.
Sir F. Tnesiger-Wela you are all protesting. I can Sir P. Thesiger-Tho Attorney-General could not ney, with some friends on Bosing-night, when the pri- but though poesihle, such improvement can neither be to be injured or deetroyed by water. Coel, colse, and
only state what I was instructed to say. possibly be here on that day, for, as Recorder of Bristol, soner, who was stan g p ,
din with some dissolute eople durable nor certain, and will cat a very large sum of
firewood are also furnished in large quantities. To Name of Company, Dividend Amount
per of Paid. Price
F tl iver n • a 't ' it be-
The Foreman of the jury_l hope your lordship will he holds his sessions there on the Bth, 9th, and 10th. offered to fight him. Baker said he was not inclined for money. or le r avigaaon lis genera. y
each party of ten, a portable stove, of ft very portable Annum. Share.
have the kindness to consider the convenience of the The Foreman suggested this day week. fighting, and told the prisoner he would be sorry in the lieved that a class of boats lareer than any now on the
e - but efficientcharecter, is provided, which will boil, bake,
jury. Sir F. Thesiger said it would be personally inconve- morning if he struck hitn. Tine prisoner immediately river will be found the best adapted but the Indus £ s. d. X s. d.
and fry in the open air. The staff consists of one chief
1 he • ' • al d t ' Huntzerford -.. • • .... - - - 12
Lord Campbell-I am most anxious to consult the nient for him to attend that da..Y. If he were ordered to struck him a violent blow on the eye with his fist, eausieg one ef the vesse s now on t river, is rea yoe
engineer, and three :resistants, one chief agent and three souiliwark .......... - 100 0 0 - -
"nve*ienee qf the jurY• I shall not appoint any day be there he must, but the nth. yeas the first day of term. tke blood to flow copiously. Baker called for the large to he trusted in the tidal creeks, and thee improve-
assistants, one accountant and clerk, one storekeeper Ditto sew of 71a p.c. 70s. per cen( 50 0 0 - -
without endeavouring to meet their convenience. Lord Campbell-I must take the case during the va- police, and the prisoner said, you - I'll make you . .
meat is checked. In my letter before referred to, I Waterloo ..... .... • ...
and clerk, besides foremen and timekeepers. Whilst Ditto Old Ann. - 'lOO 0 0 -
of 8L IL 14s. 60 0 0 - OA
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Sir F. Thesiger-One of our witnesses (Janne Lowen- cation. h • 1 bl h
mentioned an instance s owine ver a a t e
sorry now, and struck him another violent blew , , e YP P Y everything is provided to render the work efficient, the Ditto Nw ditto of .71. 11. 10s. Od. 40 0 0 - 28
stein) is goine to America, and I have, therefore, to re- A Juror ested that as there must of necessity be over tke eye' which closed it ula and caused want of improved means of communication from the
sanitary condition of the men has not been forgotten ; the Vauxhall ............ ' 11. ss. 70 10 3 - 23
quest your 14dship to direct that she will be examined d. sugg
h ed t b tak tel th it to bleed afresh. The leystanders who were wit- river to Kurrachee. In travellieg through the country
an a journment, t e case ne no e en un i e medical staff consists of a surgeon, four assistant-surgeons
before the Master. nooses of this wanton outrage interfered, and some after the hrundatims. of 1851, I found at a place called JOINT-S LOCK BANKS.
sittings after next term. and four nurses, selected from the first hospitals in Lon-
Lord Campbell-She must be examined here now. Lord Campbell said he had sae objection, if both sides of them were struck by the prisoner. Palmer, 208 K, , . .
Naree a few miles above Schwan, stocks of Govern- ' , Dividend ; Amount
. . • don. An ample stock of medical stores and comforts is Name of Company. i per 1 of Paid. Price.
Julie Lowenstein, examined by Sir F. Thesiger-I agreed. was called into the house to secure the prisoner, who ment grain of three successive years-the excessive in-
provided, and a large number of Dean and Adams's re- I Annum. ; Share.
was femme de ehantbre at the Frascati Hotel, Havre, in This arrangement having been acquiesced in, the case said he would sooner be killed than suffer himself to he undation of that year heal swamped it, and it was
volvers have also been provided in case any of the . i
1860, and remained there till the present year. I had was adourned until Monday Februar 12 1855, being taken, and he took a clasp knife from his pocket, opened utterly spoiled, fit only for manure. At first I ima-
workmen should need them. Two railwa missioraries 1 X a d. X s. 4.
y . • Au.5tra1a5ia........... , 6/. per cent. [ 40 0 0 all 81
charge of the corridor into which the rooms Nos. 104 the firt da ' • •' I Y ' •- it and was about making a stab at Palmer, who knocked g
yof the sittings in ondon after the ensuing , ined the kardar must be to blame but on inquiry I
will likewise accom a th
pny e men, and a selection of British North American 161. per tent. 50 0 0 -
s.ud aO6 opened. The Count Aguado was at Frascat's term the knife out of his hand with his truncheon. The pri. learned that there had been repeated' attempts to sell it t,
in 1850 books is provided for their use. On arrival at Balaklava, Commercial of London. ' Si. per cent..loo 0 0 20 0 0 -
, and the Marquis and Mar uise Aguado w L' el then struck Palmer dra ed him out of the house by auction, but that no one woud buy it, because the colonial .............. ! 3/. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
with him. The Count occ pard Ng ere or Campbell then recommended the jury not to goner , gg . one of the sailing ship will be appropriated as a store
quis had ether' apartmentea;llgo M Ir.
o, 104. The a make up their minds on the case from what they bad and hurled hi w s ' t f 'a t k t ld d't -
m ith nch force against the shutters that cos o conveying i o a mar e wou reo er i an un
and hospital ship ; the rest of the squadron will be em- Lone.
ronian -
Char Bk. of Aus. ' - 20 0 0 all 0 21%
. 102. I remember d himself the Profitable speculation. I also explained how well the
Mrs. Hope being at the hotel. Mrs. R. • ny one to speak to them about it he was stunned. When Palmer recovere
already heard, or allow a . . ployed as circumstances may render eXpedielit. The im- London and County .. 6L per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 -
pe occupeed No. a A. • d il th t • th t t
Mr' Serjeant Wilkins would su est to t r g.n. nsoner had made his escape but was soon re-capture.. mencans un erstoo ese ma ters ;in a coun ry Londn and Westminstr , 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 42
106, being a sitting-room, a bedroom, and a dial - • • - gg .he epre , P . , . - mense resources of Messrs. Peto and Betts have enabled
t • •d th t •th hb tt d d th -
,3g tataves of the press that they should abstain from Dub- It was stated by the police that the prisoner was a lis sae „t wi muc e er ma e roa s an any London Joint-Stock ... ,I 61. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 -
room. Two nurses and a man servant, named Young, ' Its' ' - - • - - ' them, with very little exertion, to collect, organise, and Provincial of Ireland• • 1 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
tulte" the prciceedinga until they had terminated fighting man aid was in training for a prize fight, and thing we can boast of in this province, the cost of con-
attended her. ' Her two boys slept in her bedroom. TA d C b 1 - ". ' • * hi off in an almost in redital h f • ld • '
s ort s ace o time, t is Ditto, New....... •• " 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all -
• • r amp e l-i. certainly think it better that there waa one of the greatest ruffians in the district. veying wheat ley such roads doubles its cost price, if !
Pt' t cl• ' •fc hy h I fi • . National of Ireland.- I 41. per cent. 50 0022 10 0 -
Tho nurses slept in another corridor. No. 84. I have should be no partial report of it. Mr. Yardley fined him 51., or one month's imprison- carried a distance of 830 miles, while the same result is impor an expe itioa , or w en t eor er was rst givea,
Nat. Provincialof Eng. 161. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0
seen familiarities between the count and Mrs. Hope. -I , , only three weeks since, the greater part of the rails
• "(mut for the assault .on Baker, and one Isionth's ins- ~ produced by carrying cheaper grains only 160 miles Ditto, New ........ ? 51. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 -
,
- have seen them in a passage near Mrs. Hope's bedroom, -' ; -' - COATR.T OF BANKRUPTCY. prisonment a.bsointely for drawing a-knife on the. polio., whereas both could. be carried,. the wheat 380 miles. and were not rolled, the sleepers were uncut, the steam ma- Oriental Rank Corpora. 1121. p. ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all 38
when she put her hands into the armholes ef the count's the cheaper grain 160, by railway, for leas than 141,r shinery performing its daily occupation at the Victoria South Australia ...... !sr p. ct.& bs. 25 0 0 ~ 4231
IN RE WOOLRIDGE.-LARGE FAILURE IN THE SHIPPING man' . - Docks, and several of the ships not finished ; but by judi- Unionoof Australia.. •. ',4ot. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 68%
waistcoat, and they kissed each other. They kissed 1 ____ - ..._ cent. on their cost prices. The effect of this, gentlemen, _ _ h _ Ditt .. • ........... !401.per cent. - 210 0 -
TRADE. tha ciously securing vessels of large earn.) ing powers at the union of London 'B/
each other's mouths. I have constantly seen them we all feel at Kurrachee •we see b the pri curren per rent so o o 10 n o
This was the examination meeting in the case of Jame 4 SERIOUS AFFRAY WITH POACHERS. the districts how cheap g'rain is t jar' andel knew to ports where the material was procured, a great saving of Union or macula ::::: : *- - ~
40 0 0 all -
laughing and joking together in Mrs. RN," 'P'rt- Warwick Woolreige, described as a shipowner and corn- •• tune and expense was effected, as in the case of the Hes- -
ment. One can pass from No. 104 to 106 without - our cost how much we have to pay to feed our horses CANALS.
mission agent, of Martin's-lane, Cannonatreet, City perus, built by Messrs. _Mitchell, at Walker-on-thee Tyne;
going into the corridor. There is a sea-bathing este- Th - t td f th b • • f 185 le *
e accoun sex en nem e egunning o 3to t e On Sunday morning last, aboutone o'clock, while police here. Are we not then individually interested in the . , , .
blishmeat at Havre. There are tents upon the sands, constables Bradbury and Cooper were on duty together object, leaving public spirit wholly out of the ques- in one yare the vessel was being completed, and in the Names of i Dividend Names et t Dividend
Bth of November last, and disclose a large amount of adjoining one the rails were being manufactured, and Companies. A , Price.
in which the people undress and dress. The ladies li b.l. ' h ' ' -
a 1 ity. The following are t e principal items :-Ca- near Wednesfie ,
ld church their attention was at- lion! As an engineering work, further experience per Companies. ,li A nPne r .Pr I e e
loaded on board warm from the furnace. Too much
have long bathing-dresses-the gentlemen have loose tracted by the suspicious appearance of a gang of men, confirms me in the opinion I have already expressed, ,
it 1, Ist Ja 1853 25,953/. t cl.
pc a nua.ry, . , ; o cre itors,.hnse- raise cannot be given to the various builders and ship- __a -
accompanied by two dogs, who were going in the direc- that there is no difficulty of any serious consequence P X 1 ,
drawers. I remember, on one occasion, Mrs. Hope going ured 27,173/. ditto Bemired, 51 7611. • liabilitie4 • X
to bathe, and leaving a message for the Count Aguado. 27 ' " ' ; ; tion ef Bushbury. The officers followed them for about to be contended with. The country I consider pecu- owners, who came forward in the most handsome man- A shtn &Oldh 98 74. is. et.; 141 Macclesfield. 100 2/. 10a. 51%
,9191. ; profits, 7,605/. By doubtful debtors, 3,6991.;
When I saw the Count Aguado, I was to tell him that two miles ; and on arriving at Moseley Court, the resi- liarly favourable for railways-the hills may eadi ner, and without any security beyond a verbal offer, Barnsley.. •el 60! - ' - Neath ...... 100 161. 150
ty 1 2001. • ditto held b creditors 54 305/ of si y Brknk&Abrg 150' 41. 60 Oxford.... • • 100; 13!. 110
She had gone to the baths, and that he was to follow I )wrho ipcehr .2
10,00/ . ' • 'of W Y ' ' * ( deuce of H. Whitgreave, Esq , they encountered two of be avoided, and to the two principal difficulties, placed their vessels at Messrs. Peto and Betts' disposal, Birmingham 40 41. - Peak Forest. 7g' 6. Os, 86
her. I did tell him what she had said, and he did follow Bonds) ;io 4cosn7s9motzs d estminster Improvement
;st7t e expenses, 3,5621. ; law She men at a gate, leading to a plantation. A net was crossing the Mullear and the Bahran rivers, I attach so that in three days they found themselves in possession, Coventry.... 100 25%. 209 Regent's •• 30 !8, 16
her. I could see the bathing-place from the terrace of costs, 466/ sse't
* 1 hung across the gate, and one of the men had a piece of very little importance. In my letter before referred to by charter er purchase, of all the ships required. Among
t=&.c.h.; 1212. 6pl. t. 84 titira,e6:).ai 85 IL 10s. 60
the apartments of Mrs. Hope. I saw them together in Th l' WU •; in eres„s 1. ; house expenses, 1,917/.
e la i ities are chiefly on the bankrupt's own drafts iron in his hand, the other being armed with a stout stick. I stated ray belief that an examination of the Bahran therm, Messrs. Marshall and Co., of South Shielder,
GrandJ non 1004 pr..:t. 58 Do le.kF,-,t 112°' 1 •-:..
the water. Mrs. Hope went to the side approptiated to The officers closed with the men, and, after a struggle, would prove that it might be crossed higher up than the Messrs. Mitchell and Co ,of Walker, and Mr. Richard Do., G pr. Ct. 10'61. pr. et. 11% Iffrd &Wore io• 281. 425
the men, because it is forbidden to the men to h
go on t e and acceptances. The losses of 45,790/. comprise,
&mon st others the f - ' •
g , olloweng items .-Bad debtors, handcufed them together. While searching them, and direct line of road, without difficulty. That examination Young, of Wisbeach, deserve special notice. They at rand ••urrey, 100 2/. 10s. 48 Shrewsbury.. 1251 -
women's side. (Laughter.) They swam to ether-they taking several nets from their packets, the officers heard has been made by Mr. Woodhouse, in the Indian navy, once put on all their force, worked night and day, and, in Grand Union;ioo 11.0 s 12q Stoarbrlage.. ,45; 124 ese
7,350/. ; bills of George Hennett, 10,273/. ; Westmin- days had all the berth, for the men built
less than four , . Kennt & Avni 39 6s. Od. 6% govern and 1' 1 21 28
were six or eight minutes in the water tog ether and the cry of a hare or rabbit proceeding from about half- and my expectation has been realised, for he has found a ; Lancaster .. 100 - - -, e Rail 526 •
then they returned, he to the men' •cl 4 . , _ ster Improvement Bonds, 2,9461. ; unfulfilled contracts,
ssi e, and she to the Nay down the plantation. Leaving his brother officer point, not out of the way, with rock on both banks, and and the vessels ready to take in their cargo. It is ex- Leeds &L.'vp, 10f 251. - Warwick &/ 1 21. 20
women's side. 5,173/. ; iron, 3,715/. ; goods sent to St. Francisco and in charge of the men, Bradbury went to the spot, and throughout the bed of the river, at a depth of twelve pected that all the vessels will reach Balaklava by the Leicester ....line 5/. sg lllrmtieng. j leo.
lost 1 160/. • loss on various shires, 12,000/. ;on Cor- ist of February, and that the tramway will be laid to Ea'eolnrinreo&rmeuta 1642 a. 5185% -17awp.tokn& 1 1 31. 10
Sir F. Thesiger-When they got into shallow water- was met by a man who had a rabbit in his hand. The feet. Here we leave two seasons and the t • •
s atistica be• • , me
dill' ' h ' 1 40/
era s ares„3 . - . the heights before the end of that month. No one can
Serjeant Wilkins-I have not heard that they got man threw away the rabbit, and dealt a heavy blow fore us prove that a paying goOds traffic all the year M ongmouthsh' 100 - - - worcstr & i
78 31. 28
into shallow water yet. The accounts having been only just filed, an adjourn- with a bludgeon at the head of Bradbury, smashing round already exists. My objections, therefore, to invest yet say the exact value of this auxiliary to the siege •
, Mntgmerysh 10( - - Birming.
ment was ordered for a month. but judging- from the reports of the present state of MeltnMwbry 100 - - Wilts & Brks' -10 s. Od. -
Sir F. Thesiger-But there must have been shallow in his hat. Another of the poachers coming up, a in railways in general are not applicable to Scinde, and
water. IN RE HAMMOND. deadly struggle ensued between them and the officer, I hope to become a shareholder in the Kurrachee and the road from Balaklava to Sebastopol, it is evident INSURANCE COMPANIES.
G Hammond carpenter and builder of Kineds-rovr
" . 6 , who fought stoutly against his assailants for nearly 20 Indus Railway. that, if a tramway of this kind had been constructed
Lord Campbell-The water might have got suddenl ' Dividend Amount
Y Walworth, applied for his certificate. There was no op- minutes, each crying out for help. These cries reached Major-general Sir H. SoMERSET said that he had been in the early part of the siege,tdan 1
•mrnerise amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price,
deep, and they might have taken " a header" from the
shore. (Laughter.) position. His debts were 536/. ;no assets. She ears of Cooper, who remained in the lane having entrusted with a resolution, which he begged permission aved o
of toil, suffering? and death. wou ha.ve. b.een
.s . t Annum. Share.
Sir F. Thesiger-I do think the shore is ten feet d His Honour said the case was a bad one. There was custody of the other two men. Anxious to aid his bro- to read to the meeting. It ran as follows :-" That this ": I t soldiers and sellers • and it is likewise hiehl
our ~a 1 an . • e y ._______.,______
x s. d. I X a. 0.
at Havre my lord. Well, when the • . • eeP nothing for the creditors, and the bookkeeping had been ther officer, and equally desirous ef keeping hold of his meeting, having heard that a cornpany is forming in probable that material for forming a. tramway for the Albion .......... •• .. 3/. 10s. 500 00150 0 0 -
what did' they do ! y ceased swimmin •
fe, very imperfect. The certificate (second class) must he prisoners, he knew not what to do. At length by dint England to construct a railway between Kurrachee and conveyance of heavy guns and carriages wil.l henceforth •-illiance Brit. and For. 7.1. 14s. 6d.bs. 100 0 0I 11 0 0 19
Witness-Before they came out of the suspended for six months. of threatening to physically disable them from escaping, the Indus, request the commissioner to state to Govern- form a necessary appendage to .
siege operations. As to Ditto Marine -7-- (4. p.c.& bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
water the Anchor .............. 6 per cent. 5 0 , 1 0 o -
shook hands, and then vralked to their res • y IN RE SPELLER. he succeeded in getting them over the gate, when they ment their sense of the incalculeble commercial and poll- the gentlemen to be employed in the _
construction of the Atlas Iss Od. 50 00,15 15 0 18
poetise teeth
and dressed. This was the certificate meeting in the casie of W. laid down on the ground, and refused to • d t. 1 d t If h h • k 11 - present railway, they are Mr. James Beatty, Mr. Kel-
piocee any ica a van ages wlc sue A wor wou re confer °tithe %rens Life ........... 4/.per cent. 100 0 0' 25 0 0 22
Lord Campbell-I have not got the date of th' Speller, builder, of Paddington. The debts, scoured and further ; he, however, compelled them to rise, and pro- province, and that he will express their hope that the lock, and Mr. Campbell. Meesrs. Beatty and Campbell 13 i h Commercial .. 78 6cl 50 0 0 6 1
Clreirti'cl Med.& Gen Life * * * 0 7
is • I Apra. &bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 -
have merely 1350. ; unsecured, were about 2,400/. ; property, which was ceed to the scene of contest, where he found Bradbury Government of India may be solicited to assist the un- were employed by the firm of Messrs. Peto, Brassey,
Count * • 4/. 100 0 0 10 0 0 125
Sir F. Thesiger-It was in July, my lord, during Mrs. wholly held by creditors, estimated at 3,000/. struggling with one man on the ground, the other man dertaking by the grant of the same privileges as may be Betts, and Jackson, in 1842, in ma
Ng
kin some )reliminary s 37 ---"•••••
S l 'a, Bri • h (,rown .......... •... 17s. Od 50 0 0 60 0 174
Hope's stay at the hotel. Were you going to you Mr. Oldknow oppoded, for the assignees, on two standing over the officer with a bludgeon, with which conceded to undertakinge of a similar charaeter in other surveys in New Brunswick and ova cote , tis E3agle .
and L . . 1 38. 5° 0 0 5 0 0 -'
chamber between one and two in the morning ! r grounds-fraudulent preference to a creditor, and vexa- he was about to strike him. The two dogs were also Parts of India." The resolution was one in the tenour of North America ; but Mr. Beatty was never employed
~,,luitY
.uropean Life ...... ...
aw...... 4.4 per cent. 100 0 0 0 0 0 54
11. 20 0 0 gm _
Witness-Yes, sir. tious defence of an auction. This WAS the second bank- ' B db as he lay on the ground. The man which he so fully concurred that he felt much
worrying ra ury pleasure in Canala by the firm. The engineer-in chief of the General...... _.._ .. gg. 50 0
ruptcy. Canadian Grand Trunk (including Victoria, Bridge, over Globe 54
with the bludgeon took to flight on seeing Cooper, and in being permitted to lay it before the highly influential ••• •• ... per cent. Stock. i ',, ma
Sir F. Thesiger-Had you a light with you ? The bankreipt, who was unrepresented, said his former made his escape ; the other was secured. There can be and numerous meeting assembled on this oc • he .'uardian ............ 5
T the St. Lawrence now being constructed by t _ . . per cent. 14 0001 45 0 0 5514
easier). he
Witness-Yes, sir. bankru Emperia, Fire......... 12/. per cent 500 0 0 -
ptcy was a joint bankruptcy, and that his sepa- firm) is Mr. Alexan'tler M`Kenzie Ross, formerly asso-
no doubt that, but for the opportune arrival of Cooper, railway aow proposed was the measure most ur entl Imperial Life -0 0 0 330
Sir F. Thesiger -Did you see Mrs. Hope at the rate estate paid g y • 12s. 100 00,110 0 0 isq
time? . all the expenses, and a dividend of 2s. Br db ld h b d d • •t h • d d t • medadely called for, to
_a ury wou aye een mur ere ,as I was, e was require ,an mos int . ciated with the late George ,Stephenson, and now with Indemnity Marine.... 1- 3s & 31. 100 00;20 0 0 65'
6d. on the joint debts promote
hie son Robert Stephenson, M.P. ; and the engineer Law Fire ............ U.& 2s.bs. 100 0 0 210 0 1 44
Witness-Yes, sir. I saw her come out of the chamber His Honour observine th h seriously injured, and has since been under mehicnl the well-being of this and the eeighbouring countries. - .2 Law Life...
(is at t!) books had been wall treatment. About 120 yards of netting were found in After the perusal of Lieut. Chapman's careful report, American al way, in ew
h .t; and North ' R 1 " N
of t e uropean . - 100 0 0 10 0 0 ! 56
of the Count, No. 104. I went to the salon of lie. ke t t d '
p , gran ean imme nate ceraficate of the third class, Brunswick, also now being constructed by the same Legal and General Life - 50 0 0 a
1 - 0 0 I 61,4
106 to clean it. On some of these occasions the Count the • Th th • h f d d f t and figures framed from statements
plantation. e ree prisoners, w ose names are oun e upon ac s London
--- -,--,....-....- firm, is Mr. Frank Gilee. Mr. Kellock was em lo ed London •hi
P y P
came and inquired for Mrs. Hope. I have opened the Benjamin Schomast, Thomas Whi s ,
tehou e and James of actual traffic, no one could doubt as to the returns ies.se bs. 25 0 0;12 10 0 -
door of madarne's bedchamber and announced the Count, POLICE IiATTELLIGENCE.-Dec. 27. Webb, were examined yesterday at Wolverhampton, from commercial sources. They had just heard, too, by the same gentlemen on the Ross and Hereford Rail- marine ..... ..........
Med.lnvlid& Gen. Life 4%
18s.per share 100 0 0' 18 0 0 21
n. per ct. 50 0 0 2 0 0 3%
and she told me I might finish the salon later -4.- . before Henry Hill, Esq., Captain Butler, and W. Tar- from Mr. Frere further illustrations of Lieut. Chapman's waY• ----sae Minerva • • .... •• •• • • sp. ct. & bs. 20 0 0 2 0 0 5%
Sir F. Tlaesiger-I have omitted • **
GUILDHALL.-Jose A B . dl h d b
this questton. When p 1a ey was c arge efora rata. Eeca, and committed to take their trial at the en- opinion. He would add one important point which ----- Monarch ...... ,, _ 50 0 10 0 -
you saw Mrs. Hope couning out of the Count's chamber Alderman Lawrence with stealing 29 printed books, the suing Stafford Assizes.-- Wolverhampton Chronicle. had not been taken into calculation at all-mad he would
.RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. National Loan Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 -
Palladium Life-. ..... 51. per cent. 50 0 0 210 0 -
at one or two o'cl . • - .- beg their attention to the fact that Government had de-
oak in the morning, how was sine property of the Religious Tract Society. ____.,,e,-____ pelican .............. - - __. _
dressed ? , UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. termined to forward all troops and stores for the Pu , Phcenix
0. T. Gaylor, police constable 348, said that about half. n- GRE tT NORTFIERN RAILWA.Y.-Traffic return for tne ••• - -
-4. •
jaub and adjacent provinces bv this route, which even ' • Professional Life...... 5/. per cent. 5 0 0 1-0 0 -
Witness-She was in her robe de chambre. In 1852, past five last night he saw the prisoner in the shop of the Dl7 18'4
week ending ec. , a £23,569 5 1 Provident Life.....• - H. ss. &bs 100 %
the Count Aguado came to Frascati OXFORD,, DEC. 27. with its present difficulties is far superior to any other 18,544 8 4 Rock Life.. ........., 1 • 0010 0 a -
's again, and Mrs. Religious Tract Society, and nobody behind the counter. CHRIST CHURCH SCHOOL. • Corresponding week last year , es. 5301 0 10 0 74
Ho Here, then, was one source of emolument at once Royal Exchange ....- 61. p ct. & bs. Stock.
pe arrived six or eight days after. The Count He saw him put about a dozen of the books in a later • • list of th - Id I La v P T ffi
NCASHIRE AND - ORKSHIRE .A.ILWAY.- ra c re- an
e e The following Is a e pnzes wih i were awarded , Sun Fire -
ordered a cerriage, and went te fetch her at th ' • • • • • secured. The Government stores, the iron and other t f th N k endine Dec. 21 1854 £19,276 9 6
urn or e Vee e, , Ditto Life **
• * - 61
IN* -
e railway. pocket inside his coat while the head assistant was gone iat the recent examination of the pupils educated at e -
She occupied No son the re d materials required for stupendous public works, the 4. 1/ lOs _
57a,i
. g un floor, but she did not for No. 6 of a periodical called " Sunday at Home." 1 h San ol :-
Christ Churc • o . ies of erter and ale-would form a v
large suppl p ery con- Corresponding week last year 1 ,862 311 United Kingdom ... *
... t.p.ct &bs. 20 0 0 4 it) 0 43
s Universal Life ...
remain there. The Count occupied No. 121, which is When tie assistant returned Us •o e asked for No 1 HESTER AND OLYHEAD RAILWAY.-Traffic return tor 2,. ss. per sh. 100 0 0 10
C H Al
on the second floor, but Madeline Hope went up to 79 of the "Leisiure Hour " b3hpris n
irte .t . . J. G. Ireland, a first-olass prize for good conduct. siderable item ; the recruits arriving, the invalids re- the week endine Dec. 24, 1851
,k 4,125 1i 6 •• •••_. 15/. per cent. - 0 0 -
412 6 5%
,w. 11. was pin a rharote J. A. Hawthorne, three prizes for history, good con- e : 4- +I, ; 1 ._ _
_______________
109. On this occasion Madame Hope remained a fort- part of the esta 1. alining so ...e.r .1011108, the troops relieving and relieved, (In-responding week Lest year 4,236 2 1
b ishment, and in his absence the prisoner duct, aud second-class prize of his class. the numerous officers taking or returning from leave- MISCELLANEOUS.
night, and altogether he remained three week,. -
took about a dozen more bookg from the counter, and Edward Phillips, prize for good conduct. - all these would swell the passenger returns far beyond
Cross•examined by Mr. Serjeant Wilkins-Hav Increase in 1354
e you placed them in another pocket inside his coat, and then eve H. 'Timberlake, ditto. Name of Company.
left Fraseatiar ? the *umbers for wisich calculation had been made. He CORK AND BANDON RIILWAY.-Traffic return for the per of Paid. Price.
taking up the periodical he had :first asked for, he opened G. B. Malian) ditto. Annum. Shure.
, had drawn attention to these military matters only so week ending Dec. 23, 1851 43'o 9 7
Witness-Yes ;on the 18th of September last. I it like a news d - • ________
paper, and hel zt np to screen him from ditto, and a class prize. . --es-, -
have been living since with a friend. Hawkins sem, far as the profits of the compasfy would be affected, for Corresponding week last year lBl 17 0
observation while he took a third lot of books and con- Ha • ' •
wkins, jun., ditto. it was to return for the outlay expended that the capi- Assam Tea ........., 4 a. d. 1 X s. d.
Mr. Serjeant Wilkins-But I must know with whom cealed them in the breast of hi 5?. 50 0I)20 0 0 -
s coat. When the assist- ditto. . kuctien Mart.. • • •... 2U per cent 50 ' -
and where. James Hall, talist would look-and if capitalists would be convinced
ant returned with the " Leisure Hour" the prisoner aid • ditto. . Australian Aoaculturl 1/ 1 * 13 o -
. s. 100 0 0 17 10 0 36
Witness-At Havre, 14, Rue Dauphin, with Madame for the two periodicals, and left the sho • P Carr, jun., on this point, it would be better than any speechifying RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS. Australian Trnst .... 6L per cent. - 25 0 0 -
p. Witness then Clarke, a class prize. in this or any other lace. He could not howev Australian Royal Mail
p , er, 51. 10 0 0 all 4%
Chertnier. She keeps an hotel, and I have been livi fo
ng llowed him into Cannon-alley, where ou being stop d -..._
• there as her friend. Pe BEASENOSE COLLEGE. overlook the advantages in a purely military point of •• 11. lus. 10 o 0 au -
he confessed he had taken the books. British Atn•zican Land 15s. - 41 0 0 -
Mr Serj
. . eant Wilkinse-When the Count was at Fran- George Sabine said the value of the books was 395. • • ' t
Two fellowship!! in this college are now vacant, and view-the great benefit which the Government would ' LIVERPOOL, Dac. 27. Canada .
••••-•• •• •• 61. per eent. 100 0 0 32 10 0 -
eatiae in 1830 filled u in the course of the ensuing erm.
will be p . . derive from being enabled on emereenc t
v o trans ) followin were the sales -- Do. 5 per cent Bonds
. ~ 1 ort STOCK EXCHANGE.-The g . . , , 51. per cent. -
, , was he not frequently engaged in They were new books, and as such were kept en the fL• hfi ld and lar b d Olio. h per cent. . 2' - -
ge o les of troops, and set them down at their desti. Caledonian, 301 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 72a 3i ; • -.. Par cent. - - 110
daguerreotyptng ! counter, For the one, natives of the diocese o ic e
ich- • city Navigation Bonds
Man., Shef., and Lincolnshire, 25 ; ditto, 6/. new Pref., - - - -
Witness-Yes, sir. The prisoner was remanded for inquiry into cha- Coventry (which comprised the present diocese °of L nation a hundred miles from their starting point in a few
field, together with the county of Chester, the county of hours-or front forwarding for active service stores and 7-16 pm.; Midland, 68a i. Electric Telegraph (A) e per cent. ,25 0 0 21 0 0 18
lir S ' t Wale
. • erjean 1 Ins-4n what room was his ma- rector. Duro
- t 25 0 0 15 .0 0 -
chinery set up ? Warwick, except the deaneries of Kineton and Warwick, provision., or the other munitions of war. These were Equitable Reversionry 5/ pr. cent. 1100 0 0 100 0 0 -
WWI beine
and the county of Lancaster south of the Ribble), 9 such palpable considerations that he might be excused MANCHESTER, DEC. 27. Ditto New .... . . 50 0 0 17 10 0 -
3,i ers--In the salon of Madame Hope WORSHIP-STREET. - Thxlmas, George CU:, a -
Oen. Revers. &hreest s n & b 100 0 0 100 0 0 -
I.' Sslieent Wilkins-D * graduates of the University of Oxford, under eight years for only briefly touching thereon • bat he was assured that STOCK Excratereat. -The market this mornine WAS Gen.SteamNavi, ' -• c. I'
up" your oath I 0 you mean to repeat that cabinetmaker in Cole Harbourestreet, Hackney-road, tand•na from their matriculation, are eligible ; the ele°' they will have no small • 'ah 1 • ' 6 b h • L 73 '"
a .'
weight wi tle authorities in eation
nn, ut not issue businese. eeds, ; Sheffield, e 5 4; Hudson s 8ay......... 10 p. et. 15 0 0 14 0 0 -
- -
Witness--ce • was charged before Mr. D'Eyncourt with a brutal and litters lina;ing regard in their choice to the preference given according faithurable t y Over,
D 17a 13.16; Midland, Pi flungertord
~........ - Stock.
rtainly. erms to any company that ma . 2/. ss. 100 0 0 .100 0 0 -
Mr. Serjeant • . aggravated assault upon Margaret Hughes, a pun ; •th 6 t• t t atives of Pres- contribute to th • • -7 London i n stitution . - _ _ - -
b by the statutes, in a rs ins ance, o n e attainment of such great political and ---
Witness- Wslkins-Was it not in 104 ?
No • that woman with whom he cohabited. cot and Prestbury ; and, in the second, to natives of the military advantages, BIRMINGHAM, DEC. 27. London r•
...eversionary 4% per cent. 15 0 0 all -
Mr. Serjeant iviikinzasitoo -small. It appeared that the prisoner had returned home county of Chester and Lancaster. Sir Henry Somerset's motion was carried by acclana STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market was steady, and prices Russel (munition... 112i0 0 -
Price'tPatenteand.Co me - 20 -0
0117 10 0 25%
a- per cent
mother, and brother we n 1850, when the Count, his the previous night in a state of savage excitement, The other fellowship is open to all graduates of the like tion without a dissentient '
VOICe. generally stationary. Great Western, Birmingham Gua- Reversionary int. Soc. 441. pr cent. ine o 0 Iloe e 0 -
servant had they ? re staying in the house, what and after partaking of what complainant described rtanding In reference to S' H a
ir enry eomerset's remarks as to ranteed, 4.
na Royal Mail • team••••.. I/. p. share. 100 0 01 60 0 0 -
Witness-His 'nether had a lad 's id as a comfortable supper, he commenced to ill-treat Candidates are required to exhibit to the principal, on the number of t -- South. tustralian..... 6/ per cent. 25 00 1 all 38
.
roops and Government stores which Trust and Loan 4:ome.
ther had hie valet de chattbre, a (3; ma ° ,
nly • his - her fo
bro r not providing better fare. He threw a or before Saturday, Jan 27, 1855, the usual college tea. LEEDS. DEO. 27.
n so had he would take this route, the Chairman stated that last sea Upper Canada ....
Mr. Serjeant Wilkins-If I understood ; *g heavy dish- at her knocked her down
„ and beat her UR- - STO ft
timonials, with certificates of their matriculation, and, son 9,105 hogsheads of malt liquor were sent up from c EXCHAN •
GE.-The market was somewhat mare ____________________
you stated that there is a communication beotu n-htly, mercifully as she lay on the ground. The complainant's in respect of the former fellowship, certificates also of the Kurrachee to Ferozepore for the troops ; the had ar- confiued tod• y. Man., Shea, and Liacolu, 25; Midlaud, LIST OF SCOTTISH. COMPANIES' PRICES.
104 and 106 without coming inte the ween Nos. face was shockingly contused and lacerated, and she locality of their birth. rived in excellent order, though the ar . 68S ; North Eastern (York capital stock), 26,1; diltto, Divieene Amount
___________
Passage ? y were of necessity Leeds capital stock, l 2i.
Witnees-Yes, sir. was scarcely able to articulate from excessive pain and E. H. CRADOCK, Prineipal. exposed on the Ind d • -a per of raid.
debility. us uring t e whole hot season. They Name of Company.
Annum. Share. Price.
Mr. Serjeant Wilkins-Do a great man_ December 26, 1854. occupied from twent d
s y persons On being called upon for his defence, the prisoner y ays to more than a month in get- BRISTOL, DEC. 27. _ _-______ -_______
come to Frascati's every yeer . ____ ting into Kotree from Kurrachee a distal c Id h h 4 s• 0' X S. d -
said that he was ver much intox,cated at tl t- , i e were. ey STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market opened steady, but
ailway would b t • 7 per cent. ,100 0
.) jui, -. f:
Witness-Yes, sir. It is almost always full in sain. en, „ 7 le ime,
al ed- r e reversed in five or six hours. 11.",nk of Scotlaud -• •
a a nau no recollection of anythiz g that had taken IRONMASTERS' MEETING.-WoLYERHAMPTON, . 7 no amount of business done : -Bristol and Exeter P f ‘•••
- re.. 13,itish Linen Company 8. per cent 100 0 0 1„-,; li; ", 178 w
mer and autumn. Major PREE "" - ', 201/ 0 ,
upied No place. nesday.-The meeting preliminary to the ensuing guar- nr saidthat as the proposed railway Vfas to Shares, 92. nk •• - -8/. per cent ' i
Caledonian Ba „ . 0 0 0 210 03 . 16, '
Mr. Serjeant Wakins_who occ . 106 after Mr D'E • * 1 ' f h *irmunadters d South Staffordshire be conatructed entirelyin the collectorate, he consideredit '
• yncourt said that it waa a most cruel and ter y meetings o t e .
_-_-,---......,
City of • lasgow Hank ... pei cent. 10 0 0 10 '
Mrs. Frope left ? Clydesdale Bank •• • • 541. p cent 20 0 ~ 0 10115 s
daatardiv outrae, and a„, should ore) er the risone to and East Worcestershire, originallY aPpointed to Le his duty to bear testimony to the great commercial d 0 10 0 0 12 Os
a van- S HIPPING INTELLIGENCE., ominercial Bank • • 71. per cent '5, 0 0
li k el
Wituees-a caaat recollect. I think an American be comdaitted slid' ke t • .1)
r • . . ' bld ' th' town tre yto be • d b th o 100 0 0 Pc
200/ ,
p to hard la,ootir for six months in held in Blrmingham to-morrow, was e in is e 8 . . game y
.it, in e transport of large Eastern Bank.• ••• • • • 6/. per cent 125 ,
family. Before Mrs. Hope came it was not occupied. the atouse of Corr ' uantities of re' - " __ea-
Edinb & Glasgow .... 3%1 p t. I J 0 10 0 1 10/15s
action. to-day. The attendance of the leading members of the a _ , , gin of alleglescriptions, which are pro- • cen . 5 0
It was engaged for her. CUSTOM HOUSE, DEC. 27. EXChatige Bilk of Scot.. ___ 0 51 0 4/. 14.
trade was exceedingly numerous. The question of futuro dUCed in such luxuriandillt Upper and Middle Scinde _
, National Bank .. .. .;16 - -
-opt i
Mr. Serjeant Wilkins-Is there not a book 1 n MARYLEBONE.-Daidd Jo) gli•n at Victoria p,rices was the principal and most important subject of The quantity of grain which might be exported f on. ENTERED INWARDS.-Tho Prospero, from St. Michaeln ; North of • coVand Bank 5i per cent 100 0 0 0,- 0 0 16410,
the hotel containing a registry of all the persons who terrace, Bethnal-green b ze
' t ri
g T - - a. ''
• T th fth k of first-class Kurrachee was immense. When Sir C. Na •r ' Witterwitch, do. • Stella, do, ; Isabel, do. ; Rapid, Tee- Royal 13ank of 8 cotl. ~ ~.I:)eerr en= . 2-0 0 0 2,10 A 41. l'',,
occupy the different apartments ? I charged with fraud . , was rougle up on ueeday, isc. amen. wo er ree o ema ers
•ii the pier was •
cema ; Conipcor d'o • Yd'en 1 1 1
, p i , ein serona ; Jessie Banfi?ld., 'Union Bank ~f Scot 11,0 0 0 100 0 o 12511
f R nur- It anee,,..a and forgery. iron contended that present prices might be juetifiably here, 1 year of the Irish famine, he offered to have Palermo ; RetriLv . IVestern Bank •.. *• ' ii.per cent 100 0050 1 .: 11',1 Os '
Witness-Yes ; there is a person specially for sh- e 1 . -e - ------ from the evidence, vaasch was gona into maintained ; a second party argued for a reduction ad ready 11'000 tons of grain at Kurrachee for transmis. New York ; straetri'sfisi,i!gw"k b Juuo, Iquique ; R
- bix: Alliance Fire and.l,l*fZ 871* per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 1 77/ 10,
pflt, toff lanuelaarre the visitors eater their own pain". . at
,conrderable lengtti, that the priSoner had been for 20s. per ton ; while a third, and by no means un- sion ; and such a quantity miget and could have been China ; 13ertha, Callao -'szge . ape_ efi.Gr
i'd h.lV:dra,:` „,,,isii Guarantee .... !il. pr ert 100 0 0 11 0 0 1,112 s
71,Vt.' Serjeetat Wilkins-I want to know the name of severe years ernp'oyed as catohenanhy.Mr. Philip Smith influential one, advocated a reduction of 40s. . Ulti- spared without interfering with the consumption of the Pondicherry and Ca.pe Of GcriblL:43":llPa ari
' , C!iledonlan Fire lust, . : per c‘nt. 10 0 0 eon a. os
.
Coxe, solicitor, 83 le- mes, Demerara. City qt• ~lanow L. • '.o‘.per cent. ,00 0 0 10 0 0 25/ (L
',:.., that persoo. .-., s. , eesanatee_terra, at Jai, , d matel a reduction of 20s. upon all descriptions of pourer: The cost of carriage now was so great as rte. ENTERED OUTWARDS.-Tho nesp• erus, tor Construe - Colonial Life .. lit , ot.per cent. 25 0 0 20 0 4/. Ils
,', -• l'?itness-aaradameaPanson, but ehe is gone to Cali-
fend& a•• ' • . - . _
I
gia WI hihees-aresh. ' died • and that he absconded abo It •
cutor) had been in the hla t f • '
u- six week s ago He (prose_ manufactured iron, except sheets, wee agreed uPon. tu,ahaYt te.Prclhibit grain as an exi ort. The price of
ai o settling accounts monthly Upon sheets there was a drole of 30s. Prices are, then • wn an!cl gram Ws lat Shikarpore and Hydraioad just
with regard to Purchases made for hay straw &c., sheets, 11/. 10a. Ordinar common hot-blast pigs are Indus rendering attempts to bring grain down as an ex- tinople ;
Rhine, New York,
Rio, do. ; Scotlaud, Matanzas ; Starling, Sydney ;
le ; Zod• , Ca a halinSuret tire'lh's;;. r,:
Eng.& scot. Lan per cant. se 0 0 1 0 0 5.. 5,
percent. 400 0 0 15 n 1 Ivsi in.
, .se Life 5/ per cent 50 0 0 J 5 0 I -
National Fire and Life 6 *
thenburg ; Queen Esther, Constantinop lac 2,/. t. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 11. 13.
a, . n s-woo , 9 .
. -.-, -ests,„:'-' - . ' w•p' •- ' • • with the prisoner, in whom he . . i d one•half its price in Kurrachee, the I " ' ' CLEARED OUT WITH CARGO.-Tho Swartwick, for Gte -en .ssoc. of ~,... awl ii " ' ,41. is
_ 2, .maskapea i etfea-Are you going to America, ? placed mulch confidence fore, now as felows :-Bars, 10/. ; hoops, 11 .; an iavigation of the per cent. 10 0 0 11005 . 0,
:'" --Nrig. !4 - rfei4 wi i ' In . A
ts, , r..... e a ems- o are you going to me- I for the use of his stables, and he at lenaeth' aseartlined, 4/ 10 4/ 15 t h'yh • I '
. s. to . s., aw lc prices a very arga amount port very hazardous. Maar P d • t d
j r ree y ins ance a case cutta ; Lanrina, Valparaiso and Lime.; James and Cathe-
rine, Dunkirk ;Id . Launceston ; Yorktown, New Yoale • h orta British In.sur
acotti ,' I.
per
"".
sh lhaon Insrne 7 200 0 9 20 0 0 !33!1•-i
'"'at 1016.'*.ith- ?•-•-•;""'"" ... Li •"' by bills sent in from Mr. Ellis, corraleraler, Salisbury of business has been transacted. where, out of seven boats lade •
n with grain which started Mercury. Bordeaux': William's Adventure, Caen. - a Standard Life ... . 41. prcent 20 0011 0 0 I/ 11E
r„,..A
~_ _ ••. • • 5/. per cent. sonn ',neva,.

Dividend i Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
—
X s. d. £ s. d.
British ..............
Ditto—
Ditto Provincial •• •• 1/. as. 2(1 II 0 20 0 0 21
Brighton ••.. .. •..... 51. 20 0 0 20 0 11
City of London .... 41. 10s. 100 0 0 150 6 u 100
Continental (3d Cap.)... 41. 10s. 50 0 0 43 10 0
Equitable .......... 11. ss. 50 0 0 211 1 94
Great Central ....... . if per cent. 10 0 0 all 11
Imperial ......., .... 101. & bouts.' 50 0 0 all
Independent ......... 51. 40 0 0 ft i ...
L0nd0n•............. 50 0 0
Do., Parl. Preference 6, per cent. 25 0 0 ~ 25
Pceix • ............ 4:. per cent. 60 0 0 50 U 0 2+4
Ratcliff ..... .... • 51. 100 0 0 90 0 0 70
United General .... •• 11. ss. 50 0 0 all 20
Westminster, hartered S per cent. 50 0 0 OS . 38%
Ditto, New ........ 5L per cent. 59 0 0 10 ~ 0
WATER-WORKS.
• Dividend Amount
Name of Company, per of Paid. Price
Annum. Share.
-
£ s. d. £ 8. d.
East London
Grand Junction .... • • 4'. per cot. 50 0 0 all 75
Kent 4l. per mt. 100 0 0 79
Lambeth ..
New River Company .. ' 21. 10s. — _ 55
-.)uthwark & Vauxhall 5• per cnt. 1100 0 0 —891 A
West Middlesex •.• • .. 51.105. pr et.! 93
_
DOCKS.
Dividend Amount :
Name of Company, per . of Paid. Price
Annum. Share.
-
£ s. d. ' X s. d.
Commercial .. • .... 41. pr cent. Stock. ' Stock.
East and West India. 5.. pr cent. Stock.
.
East Country.. , 20s. per sh.
London . . . lsi pr cent. Stock.
Ditto 80nd5...... —I 41. per cent.
St. Katharine .... •• •• 4 per cent. Stock. : 91
ontliampton •• .. •. •• 3'. es per c. 50 0 0 50 0 0
Victoria ...... I 51. per cent. 20 0 0 12 0 0 I

BRIDGES.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price
Annum. Share.
£ s. d. £ s. d.
Hun:Terror(' .... • • .... - - - 12
Southwark .......... - 100 0 0 - -
Ditto Sew of 7% p.c. 70s. per cent. 50 0 0 - -
Waterloo ..... .... •• .. - 'lOO 0 0 - 414
Ditto Old Ann. of 8L 1/. 14s. 60 0 0 - 31
Ditto Nw ditto of 71. IL 10s. Od. 40 0 0 - 28
Vauxhall ............ ' 11. ss. 70 10 3 - 23
JOINT-S LOCK BANKS.
Dividend , Amount
Name of Company. I per 1 of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
' - -
£ e. d. £ 8. 4.
1u5tra1a5ia........... 6/. per cent. ; 40 0 0 all 81
British North American 61. per cent. 50 0 0 tl, -
Commercial of London. 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 -
Colonial ............. 3/. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
lonian ............... 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 -
Lond. Char. Bk. of Aus. - 20 0 0 all 0 21%
London and County .. 61. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 -
Londn end Westminstr 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 42
London Joint-Stock ... 61. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 -
Provincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
Ditto, New. • • .... • • 8 / .per cent. 10 0 0 all -
National of Ireland.... 41. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 -
Nat. Provincial of Eng. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 -
Ditto, New ........ 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 -
Oriental Bank Corpora. 1121. p. et.dcbs. 25 0 0 all 38
South Australia ...... !Sit p. ct. & bs. 25 0 0 9, 4216
Union of Australia.... 401. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 ‘B%
Ditto .............. '4Ol. per cent. - 210 0 -
Union of London ..... 1 8/. per rent. so 0 0 10 n o -
Union of Mauna ... •• ' - , 40 0 0 all -
CANALS.
Names of g Dividend Names of t Dividend
Price.
Companies. 21, , per Companies. .sper Price.
rk Annum.
4 Annum.
£1 I £
A shtn &Oldh 98 7t. p. ct. 141 Macclesfield. 100 21. 10s. 51%
Barnsley •• • • .1601 - - Neath ......
100 161. 150
Brknk& Abrg 150 41. 60 Oxford .. ...•
100, 13!. 110
Birmingham 401 41. - Peak Forest. 781 8, Os. 86
Coventry.... 100 25 i. 209 Regent's • . go 18, 18
Derby ••• •• 100 61. 84 Rochdale.. 85 11. 108. 60
Ellsmre&Chs 691214 p. ct. - Somrset Coal ;40 - -
GrandJ non 100,4 pr.ct. 58 Do Lk F•t-t 12: - -
Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10'61. pr. ct. 11% Iffrd &Worc 140 281. 425
rand • urrey, 1001 21. 10s. 48 Shrewsbury.. 1251 -
Grand Union 100 1/. os 12!4 Stottrorkige.. 45, 12/. 285
Kennt & Avm 39 6s, Od. 6% govern and '
Lancaster ..1100 - - , e Rail 5 201 21* 28
Leeds &L '4,1) 100 251. - Warwick &
Leicester .. ••I we 51. '',9 Birming. 5 1001 21. 20
Lelestr &Nth 93 4?. 28% Warwick & 1 az. lo
Loughborogh 142 701. 575 Napton- 1 100(
Monmouthsh' 100 - - - worcstr & 4
78 31. 28
Mntgmerysh 10f - - Birming.
Mel tnMwbry 100 - - Wilts & Brks -10 s. Od. --

_
b.& 2s.bs. 100 0 0 210 0 1 4%
~••.•• knit lotm juiriL aettte. '
Law Life... ...... •• •• - 100 0 0 10 0 0 , 56
and North American Railway, in New
of the European y, Legal and General Life -
Witness-Yes, air. I saw her come out of the chamber His Honour observing that the books had been wall2f d After the perusal of Lieut. Chapman's careful report,
-80;0-11-1;1; injured, and has since been under 'me•licel the' well-being of this and the Ilelghbouring-covu-n;;:
50 0 0 2 0 o I 654
mp
ao rt taaini_t B • inswick also now being constructed by the same
his son, Robert Stephenson, M.P. ; and the engineer Law Fire
London
5551p1...ppeee__tric&ceenntitts... 2500
70_05
000
022
_1;0
400
:5%
of the Count, No. 104. I went to the salon of Ne. kept, granted an immediate certificate of the third class, treatment.. Aboutl
threeO yards. of nettingwere fount . in
the plantation. The prisoners, whose names axe founded upon facts and figures framed from statements
10s. & be. 25 0 0 12 10 0 -
106 to clean it. On some of these occasions het Count
18s. per share 100 0 0
--- --.J.--,...-a.....
4 Ipt lodi r ihte would Oh Ili CI
hd
18 0 0 21
came and inquired for Mrs. Hope. I have opened the
• l sources. They had just heard, too,'Med. Invlid & Gen. Life 4% i. per ct. 50 0 0 2 0 0 3%
door of madaine's bedchamber and announced the Count, PO LICE INTELLIG.ENCE.-Dee. 27. Benjamin Schomast, Thomas Whitehouse, and James of actual traffic, no one could doubt as to the returns
Webb, were examined yesterday at Wolverhampton, from commercial
illustrations
ethiat Government had de- -firm,i( is Mr'. Frank Giles. Mr. Kellock was employed
eppisLm:eoaliulliilfedeaesiiiiordii:senxiva.
;rni.h.a..Li.1.!3.1...41...f..e
...-.........-...-•-•-
Monarch ...... ...... _ 1 0 0 1 0 0
and she told me I might finish the salon later, -4.- . bofore Henry Hill, Esq., Captain Butler, and W. Tar- from Mr. Frere further of Lieut. Chapman's
______
bwiya-. the same gentlemen on the Ross aid_f_fereford Rail-
National Loan Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 -
Sir F. Thesiger-I have omitted this question. When GUILDHALL.-Joseph, Bradley was charged before ratt, Egg., and committed to take their trial at. the en- Eidninoa.heeHoetawheonulidot
i Stafford Assizes.-- Wolverhampton Chronicle.RAlLWAY TRAFFIC RET URNS.
you saw Mrs. Hope coining out of the Count's chamber Alderman Lawrence with stealing 29 printed books, the en-ng• _
..
._
____„e-...._.
-
at one or two o'clock in the morning, how was she property of the Religious Tract Society. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.
-
dressed ? ,
0. T. Gaylor, policeconstable 348, said that about half-
as- adde
calculation f
a oc nt
termined to forward all troops and stores for the Pun-
beg their attention to the
jaub and adjacent provinces by this route, which even week ending Dec. 17, 1854 £23,569 5 1 Provident Life........ 11. ss. & be. 100 0 0 10 0 .
RlToiyil'tel id
':Kxciii:gand goi en
.11. .61:..Tp).cctt. :bbss.• 2SOto:-Ok.o 4 it) 0 -54;!.
1 -
Witness-She was iia her robe de chambre. In 1852, past five last night he saw the prisoner in the shop of the OXFORD,, DEC. 27. with its present difficulties is far superior to any other.GREAT NORTHERN RAILWA.Y.-Traffic return for the
18,544 8 4 Rock Life............ I ss. 5301 0 10 0 7%
the Count Aguado came to Frascati's again, and Mrs. Religious Tract Society, and nobody behind the counter. CHRIST CHURCH SCHOOL,
ail
Here, then, was one source of emolument at once
LANCASHIRE .
Hope arrived six or eight days after. The Count He saw him put about a doze* of the books in a large e The following is a list of the prizes which were awarded secured. The Government stores, the iron and other turn for the week ending Dec. e ,1854 "1 - fl .--
ordered a carriage, and went to fetch her t the ' a le railway, pocket inside his coat while the head assistant was one iat the recent examination of the pupils educated at materials required for stupendous public works, the Corresponding
Corresponding week last year
wAeNeLYstOyRoKaSrIIIRE RAILWAY.-Traffic re-
nShe occupied No. son the ground floor, but she did not for No. 6of a periodical called " Sunday at Home." I large supplies of porter and ale-would form a very con- se
CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY.-Traffic return for Universal Life ...
12'. Is. per sh. 100 0 0 10 0 0 -
remain there. The Count occupied No. 121, which is When the assistant returned the prisoner asked for No. j, G. Ireland, a first-class prize for good conduct. siderable item ; the recruits arriving, the invalids re- the week eliding Dec. 24, 1854 1e1,125 1. 6 Victoria Life ........ 5/. per cent. - 4126 5%
Christ Church School :-
on the second floor, hut Madame Hope went up to 79 of the "Leis ere Hour," which was kept in a remote j, A, Hawthorne, three prizes for history, good con-
eorresponc ng week a year
turning to their homes, the troops relieving and relieved, s'' 11et t 4,236 2 1
MISCELLANEOUS.
109. On this occasion Madame Hope remained a fort- part of the establishment, and its his absence the prisoner J.
and second-class prize of his class. . the numerous officers taking or returning from leave-
night, and altogether he remained three week?. took about a dozen more bookie from the counter, and Edwarit Phillips, prize for good conduct. all these would swell the passenger returns far beyond Inereaan in 1854
Name of Company, Dividend . Amount
per of Paid. Price
Cross-examined by Mr, Serjeant Wilkins-Have you placed them in another pocket inside his coat, and then -we H. 'Timberlake, ditto. the *umbers for which calculation had been made. He CORK AND BANDON RIILWAY.-Traffic return for the
Annum. Share.
left Fraseati'e ? taking up the periodical he had :first asked for, he opened G. B. Mallani, ditto. had drawn attention to these military matters only so week ending Dec. 23, 1854 i:,2•o 9 7 ----__ -___
Witness-Yes ;on the 18th of September last. lit like a newspaper and held it up to screen him from Hawkins, sem, ditto, and a class prize. far a$ the profits of the company would be affected, for Corresponding week last year lBl 17 0 •
Assam Tea .......... I?. .£ s. cl., X s. d.
50 0 o 20 0 0 -
have been living since with a friend, observation while he took a third lot of books and con- Hawkins jun., ditto. it was to return for the outlay expended that the ca i• &acme, mart.. ••e• -2U per cent. 50 00 -
Mr. Serjeant Wilkins-But I must know with whom celled them in the breast of his coat. When the assist- James Hall, ditto. talist would look-and if capitalists would be convinced Australian Aoiculturl 11. Is. 100 la 01710 0 36
and where, ant returned with the " Leisure Hour" the prisoner paid Carr, jun., ditto. on this point, it would be better than any speechifying RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS. Australian Trust .... 61. per cent. - 28 0 0 -
Australian Royal Mail 51. to 0 0 all 4)e
Witness-At Havre, 14, Rue Dauphin, with Madame for the two periodicals, and left the shop. 'Witness then Clarke, a class prize. in this or any other place. He could not, however,
-ea- -
Chertnier. She keeps an hotel, and I have been living followed him into Cannon alley, where on being stopped BRASZNOSE COLLEGE. overlook the advantages in a purely military point of British American Land 15s. - 41 00 -
' there as her friend, he confessed he had taken the books.
' LIVERPOOL, DEC, 27. Canada ....... •• •• -61. percent. 100 0 0 32 10 0 -
Two fellowships in this college are now vacant, and view-the great benefit which the Government would
Mr. Serjeant Wilkins-When the Count was at Fras- George Sabine said the value of the books was 395. will be fiiled up in the course of the ensuing term. derive from being enabled on emergency to transport STOCK XCHANGE.The following were the sales :- D 5 per cent Bonds 51. per cent.
cati'se in 1830, was he not frequently engaged in They were new books, and as such were kept on the For the one, natives of the diocese of Lichfield and large bodies of troops, and set them down at their des ti- Caledonian, 301 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 724 3i ; ritTtlit°;v6lepaetrioceenitnd.; " par cent. - - 110
daguerreotyptng ? counter.
Man., Shef., and Lincolnshire, 25 ; ditto, 6/. new Prof.,Electric Telegraph (Al , '---
- 1 ---.
-, 1, per cent. ,25 0 01 21 0 0 18
Witness-Yes, air. The prisoner was remanded for inquiry into cha- Coventry (which comprised the present diocese !of Lich- nation a hundred miles from their starting point in a few
hours-or from forwarding for active service stores and 7-16 pm.; Midland, 683 i. Duio., ........ (a)
- 1 25 0 0 ' 15 0 0 -
Mr, •
- Serjeant Wilkins-In what room was his ma- rector.
Warwick, except the deaneries of Kinston and Warwick, provision., or the other munitions of war. These were Equitable Reversionry 5i
Ditto New .. pr. cent. 1100 0 0 100 0 0 -
chine set up ? field, together with the county of Chester, the county of
MANCHESTER, DEC. 27. " ' • - 50 0 0 17 10 0 -
Witness_ In the salon of Madame Hope. WORSHIP-STREET. - Tkomas, George dibbs, a and the county of Lancaster south of the Ribble), being such palpable considerations that he might be excused
graduates of the University of Oxford, under eight years for only briefly touching thereon ;bathe -
STOCK EXCHANGE. -The market this morning was Gen•SteamNavicgation 10 P. ct. l5 0 0 14 0 0 -
Mr. se •
-
reeant Wilkins-Do you mean to repeat that cabinetmaker in Cole Harbour street Hackney-roadthey will have no small weight with the authorities in firm, but not much business. Leeds, 73 ; Sheffield, 25i 4; Fludson's 8ay......... - Stock. -
upon your oathl
Dover, 17i 13.16; Midland, 6Si. Hunuerford
~........ 2/. Is. 100 0 0 'lOO 0 0 -
was charged before Mr. D'Eynesaurt with a brutal and tors having regard in their choice to the preference given according faiOurable terms to any company that may London institution .. - - -
Witnesse-ceetaini , standingg from their matriculation, are eligible ; the elec.
---- -
aggravated assault upon Margaret Hughes, contribute to the attainment of such great political and London rlev i 0 0 all -
ersionary 4% per cent. -5 0
Mr. Serjeant W'lk3T. •
BIRMINGHAM, DEC. 27. 12 10 -
) ins-Was it not in 104 ? woman with whom he cohabited. in the second, to natives of the military advantages. Russell thstitution-
cot and Prestbury ; and,
- -
0 oil 7 10 0 25'A
Witness-
eant iviikinwas too small.
No • that a young by the statutes, in the first instance, to natives of Pres-
STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market was steady, and prices Pitric.-.'s Patent eand. Co 10/. per cent 20
It appeared that the prisoner had returned home county of Chester and Lancaster. Sir Henry Somerset's motion was carried by acclarna-
Mr. Serj
• ithout • • generally stationary. Great Western, Birmingham Gus,-
ther and brother a-
MO P In 1850, when the Count, his the previous night in a state of savage excitement, The other fellowship is open to all graduates of the like tion w a dessentient voice.
anteed li Royal Mail team.,.. 4/. p. share. 100 0 a 1 60 0 0
were staying in the house, what and after partaking of what complainant described In reference to Sir Henry Somerset's remarks as to r '7 -* South v ustralian....• 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 iall 38
servant had they ?
standing.
_____ eversionary Int. Soc. 4%1. pr cent. 100 0 0 1100 0 0 -
as a comfortable supper, he coenmenced to ill-treat Candidates are required to exhibit to the principal, on the number of troops and Government stores which Trust and Loan i 'omp. _ _
Witness-His mother had alady's maid onl • his bro- her for not providing better !are. He threw a LEEDS. DEO. 27. Upper Canada .... -
would take this route, the Chairman stated that last sea- a •
then had his valet do ctiarelere, and a had Y ,
STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market was somewhat mo're
0 heavy dish at her, knocked her dawn, and beat her 11R. tiMOnialS, with certificates of their matriculation, and, son 9,105 hogsheads of malt liquor were sent up from confiued to-d• Lincoln, - Midland, LIST OctSCOTTISfI COMPANIES' PRICES,
y. Man., Shef., and 2o;
Mr Sergeant Wilkins-If I understo he.rightly, or before Saturda,y, Jan 27, 1855, the usual college tes-
Kurrachee to
odyou
• - 68e ; North Eastern (York capital stock), 26,1; diets),
exposed on the Indus during the whole hot season. They Dividenc. Amount
you stated that there . . umeation between Nos. face was shockingly contused and lacerated, and she
8. per cent ilOO 0 o
rived in excellent order, though they were of n • ecessity Leeds capital stock, 12i. per of
104 and 106 without coming trite the paasage s tpye cotf ofth theeir hirth. former fellowship,E .
it .
c RA D certificatesoc K ,
rrin alsoci
poafL the
Name of Company. Paid. Price.
was scarcely able to articulate froze excessive pain and inl
o c respect
el
si
Annum. Share.
Witness-Yes, sir.
debility.
December 26, 1854.
ling into Kotree from Kurrachee, a distance which b STOCK EXCHANC.
occupied from twenty days to more than a month in get- BRISTOL,___Ten IDa
rekCe.t 27. _a__
-
comeosened steady-, but 4 s• d• X S. d
Mr. Serjeant Wilkins-D.;) a great
- man3' persons On being called upon for his defence, the prisoner -.
y 7 per cent. ,100 is, ) tot; 6 c; 17811,
Bank of Scotlaud -• •
to Frascati's every year .
said that he was very much intoxicated at the time, „sed. railway would be traversed in five or six hours
most alwa. a f •
no amount of business done : -Bristol and Exeter 1 f e 100 0 e 201/ 41
Witness-Yes sir, It is al y all in sum- and had no recollection f ll' libel had
o anyt u gtaken IRONMASTERS' MEETING.-WoLYERHAMPTON, 10 u
oar- Major PREED .
T said that as theproposed rail w •
ay was to Shares, 92. Caledonian Bank .• •- . Si. per cent 10 0 0 210 03 . 16,
mer and autnem. place. nesday.-The meeting preliminary to the ensuing qu
be constructed ent. el •the ......-_ -......• City of . lasgow Bank I/. per cent. 10 0 0 10
na yin collectorate, he considered it dale Bank •• .• 5%i/. p cent 20 0 0
10 :
00 10/ 15s
led No, 106
Mr. Serjeant Wilkins-Who occup after Mr. D'Eyncourt said that it was a most cruel and terly meetings of the'ironmasters of South Staffordshire
1 • d t to bear Clydes
;2 off
Le as u y testimony to the great commercial advan- NIIIPPING INTELLIGENCE., onunercial Bank •
•• 71. per cent '5, 00 0 , 0
Mrs. }Tope left
tit es likely to be •
Eastern Bank.. •••• •• 61 per cent. 1 - 00 0 0 200/4's
Witless-I can't recollect. I think an
not ''''nerican ha committed d k hard f • for • months • held in a min ham to-morrow was held in this tow" ' . . gamed by it, in the transport of large
___......-
Edinb & Glasgow .. •• 3%1. ,25 0 0 10 0 1 10/15s
P Cent. ' 5
an ept to aeaottr six inlr g P
of the quantities of grain of ifo 0 5 1 0 41.1,L
family. Before Mrs. Hope came it was occupied. the douse of Correction. to-day. The attendance of the leading members
duced in much I ascriptions, which are pro-
CUSTOM HOUSE, DEC. 27. Exchange Bnk of Scot..
- - -
It was engaged for her,
trade was exceedingly numerous. The question of future uxuri.an Upper and Middle Scinde. 13 li-• British Linen Company
~ National Bank --o t„
per cent 100 0 0 0, o 0 16410,
r The t• ENTERED INWARDS. -The Pros •
pone, from St. Michael s ; North of • cot,and Bank 1/ per" t
k kept in
principal and most important subject os e quan ity of grain which might be ex o p rted from
20 0 0 2,10 ft 41.1'4,
M. Serjeant Wilkins-Is there not a boo MARYLEBONE.-David Jones. living at Victoria- Prices was the Kurrachee was 'Waterwitch, do. • Stella, do, ; sabel, do. Rapid, Telt,- Royal Bank of 8 cotl. .. /. per cent. the hotel containing a registry of all the persons who terrace, Betimai.green, was brouelefs up on Tuesday, .di
__scession. Two er three of the makers of first.elass
ere
.11
the immense. When. Sir C. Napier was ceira; Compeer, do.; Ydion, Landscrona •• Jessie Banfield.• Union Bank cf Scot. ~
Western Bank • ii, per cent. 112
(el o 100 0 . 12511
o so 1 .:i Al Os
charged
iron contended that present prices might be justifiably h, l year of the Irish famine, he offered to have Palermo; Retriever, Pugwask ; Juuo, Iquique • Rhino, • ••••••• 71 per 50- ;•• '
occupy the different apartments ? with fraud and forgery,
f ready 11.000 tons of grain at Kurrachee for t , , A illance Fire and Life 8 */
cent,
0 o 10 0 0 7i/10*
It appelred
ransm:s-
Witness-Yes ; there is a person spevially for the par- from the evidence, erleich was gone into maintained ; a second party argued fora reduction 0.
New York ; Strathfiehlsaye, Cape of Good dopdanc., British Guarantee .. .pr cent 100 0011 0 0 IS! Us
at considerablesion ; and such a u nt't in. get and could
pfet, Leff lomateness the visitors enter their own names, length, that the prisoner had been for 20s. per ton ; while a third, and by no means
_lnf..
• spared without integrfear• 1 y •tjh 'theco have been chonindak;hßertha,Callao ; Malabar, Birnlipatani ; Mara -• caivecionian Fire Incur iti.ppeerrcee,,nritt.. ,
ri,oo 00 00
12 0 e le ce
several
f ing. wi nsumption of the r _ • eri y and Cape of Good Hope; Jame,. Demerara.f F. inst3ll - h"gmY Lilt , ^1• percent. 25 0 0 ?1 0 01 9r
°'
.'efr. Serjeant Wilkins-I want to know the name of Et. ea arnn'oyed as ceaohman by -Mr. Philip Smith influential one, advocated a reduction of 403.. U
f country, The ENTERED OUTWARDS.- Iho Hesperus, or .. •
~ Colonial Life ... ~
....
Cone, solicitor, WI rr
St J•oh ' d mately* a reduction of 20s. upon all descriptions o • cost o carriage now was so great as ac-
-se asainikon-terrace
51, per cant. 50 0 t) 1 0 0 '':
liis,
that person. - .
• and that he absconded abo • ace, . n s-woo , tually to prohibit grain as an exi ort. The •
price of lino le ; Rio, do. ; Seotlaud, Matanzas ; Starling, Sydney •, Ldinburwh Life Insn */
was agreed upon,
,si Pet/. =a 00 0 0 15 n 1 Ivsi in.
Witness-a:Madarni-Panson, but she is gone to Cali-
h d been in ut six week e ago. He (prose- manufactured iron, except sheets, w .
. wheat and grain was at Shikarpore and Il • * '
ydraisad, just Rhine, New York, Eng. & Scot. Lau Lifer p r t. 50 0 0 .1 5 0 14/. es
foreiae - - : - ,
- ,e- ivri,-., erseent Wi et Are you going to America, ?
i•
zsr WitnesaL.rele. .-'••;* tutor) a the hab
with the prisoner, in whom he placed
it of settling accounts monthly Upon sheets there was a drop of 30s. Prices are, these
and
much confidence, fore, now as follows :-Bars, 10/. ; hoops, 111. ;
with regard to
purchases made for bay straw &c., sheets, 11/. 10a. Ordinary common hot-blast pigs are one-half its price in Kurrachee, the navigation of the
indus rendering attempts to bring grain down as an ex-Gt.- Life .ssoc of •,..
CLEARED OUT WITH CARGO.-The Swartwick, for ,
... . ,
...,,
thenburg ; Queen Esther Constantino le Jamese • Zodiac, tei a el
cotta • Lamina Valparai;o and Lima; and Cat he- ii. aliens! Fire
North 13 it' ono Q.per cent. to 0 0 iI/05 . 0,
and Life 61. per cent. 10 0 0 I 0 0 11 13 r ish Inur .. 71. per coot. 200 0 9 20 0 0 33.!1,:F
use Of his stables and lo t 1 - ' t port very hazardous. Major Preedy instanced •' ' ' euttish Union Larne. 7%1. pr cent, 20 001 0 0 1/. Ili
' i --11 S 44410 W.] I ... loYll ' t A
r, - ~, e... e
.., .i, tins- o are you going o me- for the u , e a enseth ascertained, r 4/. 10e. to 4/. 155., at which prices a very large amount
a ease rine Dunkirk •Id , Launceston ; Yorktown, New Yoele; Stand •
where, out of seven boats laden with grain which started ard Life ...... • • I/. per cent. 50 0 0 7 0 0 171 es
by bills sent in from Mr. Ellis, corrszlealer, Salisbury I of business has been transacted. Mercury, Bordeaux ; William's Adventure, Caen. United De
'celestewith f------ ' '- s .
P. Assurance 51. per cent, 10 0 0 1 0 0 ; -
4,:if cr . ' .'' 2 \ ,'.