The Sun.
London, England, 1853-01-10 00:00:00

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Warwick Spring 15
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Shrewsbury

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Brighton Club
Wolverhampton
North Staffordshire
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York

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Bedford

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THE Tl3fES.—One of the
A GRATIFYING SIGN or .
the facility .41,
Exhibition, of
which the most exalted persons
their leisure moments to theh
the humbler classes of te
most hopeful signs of the
European intellectual instruction
ole P '
people,
. nonce
prestaenetilsieCount
of
Albert's
Lectures, for the instruction f all nations,
which his Royal Highness was
Ebrington, in Devonshire,
ofimportance it was
the originator, Lord
! `yaps among , the first of h'
~ „„rder" to teach mechanics oi Nvuat it la
found an eloquent voice in the Great
to working people that the
Board of Health should be carried
Duke of Argyll, in Scotland, and
in Yorkshire, set themselves to
poetical and literary
a few weeks act
tastes of
qo, Lord John labours the General
out effectively. The
the Earl of Carlisle,
cultivate and improve the
the working classes. Only turer in Leeds ; the Russell appeared as a lec-
kindly endeavoured to week
before last, Lord Goderich
versant With the make
the tailors of London con-
week the learned wonders of the insect world ; and last
thor of " Ten Recorder of Hull, the well-known au-
Q.c., Thousand a-Year," Samuel Warren, Esq.
for anticipatedhis labours as criminal judge by lec-
turingthe 'Tull upwards Literary
of three hours before the Inemberg of
_ and Philosophical 'Society, upon,4he
intellectual development of the presout ages—ffull Ad•
vertiser.

THE SI/ N., LONDON, MONDAY _LIVENING JANUARY 10 185 3.
7
, , I LAW INTELLIGENCE. nephew gave him 3s. to advance her interest. He 1 MOORES DUEL WITH JEFFREY SPO.RTING INTELLIGENCE PRICE 3 )P1 SEI
her •
• • A( . ARES.
went to Barr-street to see the property, and considered
fourtblzwbtftottl ______._____ .
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY,-JAN. 8. ----•••••••---- . ______._--........„
751. a fair valuation for it, together with the good-will Mr. Moore's own account of his memorable duel-or NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE RACES.-1853.
and fixtures. He then described several appointments rather, no duel-with his critic Mr. Jeffrey is too long The Tyro Stakes of 10 sous. each, pp, with 50 added, IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM-
PANIES' STOCK.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Goulburn.)
he had with his client, and his attempts to sell the fur- for quotation-but it contains passages which we cannot
From the Official List.
IN RE J. METCALF,
niture, which resulted in an agreement with Brookbank for two-year-old colts Bst 71b, fillies Bst 41b ; a winner
, toewoarredsstarti
omit. They are additions to what the world already h f
for the sale of. a portion for 251. and his receipt of 101., knows on the matter, "In the month of Jul 1806 lADAY AND FRIDAY EVENING,
The bankrupt is described as a merchant of Fenchurch-
OXFORD UNIVERSITY street. He dealt principally in hops and chicory, and which he gave to Mrs. Strannuch, who returned it to
..
had come up to London from a visit to Domngton-park expenses.ngof 10T0.yso.cvs.. tol3
subs,
21b extra ; the PUBLISHED EVERY TUE
.y» second to save his stake, and the winner to pay 5 gs. LONDON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7.
ELECTION. attributed his failure to the alteration in the law relating
to chicory. He had been thereby compelled to sell his him. He would swear he was the agent of the prosecu- h •
aving promised my dear and most kind friend the late
trix, and he had black and white to show for it, which, Dowager Lady Donegal, to •oin her and her' sister at Lord 1. t ' bflntegrity-Sir*
g in on s C. Monck's b c by
.... -•
JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
kiln at a loss of 7001. and there had been a further loss
at the request of Mr. Yardley, he produced ; but it wortEins. he number of the Ed* bh o ta. n St. Bennett ; Castaway-Mr. Rudston Read's br f Dividend Amount
in, urg c i.i in g Beauty-Mr. Johnstone's bc by Verulam ; The Hind- Name of Company. per of Paid. Pi leo.
--....-__
of 500/. by the depreciated value of the article. His
tended to prove Mrs. Strannuch would not part with the the attack on illy Odes and •
Eptstles had been just an-
Annum. Share.
Mr. Hutchinson's br f Jujube-Mr. Pringle na b c Quin
OXFORD, MONDAY, 3.30 P.M. accounts extend over a period of 14 months, commenc-
. property for less than 751.
nounced. Though, on the first perusal of the article, the -Mr. Waterworth's b c Neville--Mr. W. S bb. ' '-
ing with an estimated capital of 1,1901., and dos
te ing sch
closing A long conversation then took place between the contemptuous language applied to me by the reviewer £ s. d. £s. d.
Gladstone 658 with debts 2,857/4 assets about 5001. The losses are
•m - trate, Mr. Parry, and Waller, who said he held the a good deal roused my Irish blood the idea of seriousl , c Bright Phcebus-Mr. C. Spence's ch o Canute Mr. J. Australasia........... 61. per cent. 40 0 0 40 C 8 83%,
Perceval 573 entered at 2,7931., and include 7451. of bad debts. money as stakeholder, demanded his expenses, and asked noticing the attack did not occur to me, I think, till Osborne's b f Bridesmaid-Mr. Chilton's ch c Middles- British .N?rthAmerican 61. per cent.
_5O 0 0 50 0 0 b 1 1/2
borough-Mr. B. Bailey's br c Liberator - Mr. J. COu ereial of London. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 0 -
Mr. Lawrence for the assignee, asked for an adjourn- how his eh.sracter would fare. (Laughter.) ' some time after. I remember at all events having Ckf d Colo •
Colonial -•• • • ........ 31. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
Watson'sa son sch c roc or .
Majority for Gladstone -85 ment of the bankrupt's examination, in order to give
Mr. Yardley-The payment of the 10/. to Brookbank talked over the article with my' friends, Lady 'Done lonian ...... ........ 6/, pr cent. 25 0025 0 0 -
gal Sixteenth year of the Gateshead Lottery Stakes of 5 sous. Loud. Char. B•k. of A
time to examine the accounts. would help his character, and put a stop to the pre- and her sister, in•so light and careless a tone as to render each, with 50 added by the borough of Gateshead, for London and count 61. pe-r cent. 205
00
0 20 10
0 -5%
Mr. Linklater for the bankrupt, consented, and an
ceedings.
them not a little surprised at the explosion which after- three-years-old colts Bst 71b, filliesBst 41b ; the second ondnand Westminstr 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 -
adjournment fora fortnight was ordered.
It was also stated that Waller was an entire stranger wards took place. I also well remember that London Joint. Stock ... 61. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 21
27-I)trb Xbrttionf.4l//........
INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, JAN. 8. to Brookbank, who, if he had received the money back, idea of calling out Jeffrey first suggested itself to
, when the to receive 20 sovs. out of the stakes. Two miles.
me, Lord Eglinton's bc by Slane •; Gala--Lord Eglinton's
would not have attempted to forcibly remove the pro- the necessity I should be under of proceeding to Edin- hc by Pyrrhus the First ; Queen Bee-Sir C. Monck's Provincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0025 0 0 49
Ditto, New... Bl. per cent. 10 0 0 l 0 0 0 -
National of Ireland 4l. per cent. 50 0 22 10 0
EN' RE CHARLES MILES, perty, under the belief that Waller was Mrs. Strannuch's burgh for the was a considerable drawback on b c V
purpose, Nt. of
of Eng. 61 perloo 0 0 35 0 0 -
by an Tromp ; Garland-Mr. Bowes's b c Aurifer Ditto, New .. •••• • 6i per cent,en 2O 0010 0
This insolvent, who had been a tin-plate worker, at agent, and that she had received the money through him, my design, not only from the difficulty I was likely to -Mr. Bowes's gr c The Bonnie Born-Mr. Bowes's Oriental Bank Corpora. 81.• p. ct.e&bto, 25 0025 0 00 4-0 k
SUN OFFICE, Six o'clock. Walthamstow, in Essex, was opposed by Mr. Dowse Mr. Waller stated that Mrs. Strannuch had no alter- experience in finding any one to accomsiany me in so Graceulus Esuriens-Mr. W. Sharp's br c Parnassus- South Australia :• • •
for the detaining creditor. This case was heard on Fri- native, when she found Brookbank, an utter stranger to Quixotic an expedition, but also from the actual and Mr. W. Sharp's re f Febula-Mr. C.
eat;erss b c nic]..Ttoof. Australia:: :: 6tlp..pcetr.ce&l;:st: 25 0 0 25 0 0 73
TATTERS AI,L'S-(THIS EVENING.) day. The insolvent had become liable for his two sons her, removing her property, but to give him into cus- hut too customary state of my finances, which rendered Co
Heet' bc by Sweetmeat; The Bar. Union of London .... • 71. par cent. 60 7) 0 1 0
2 10 0 9
who were linendrapers, and had failed.. The liabilities todys it doubtful whether I should be able to compass maid-Mr. J. Ryder's b c Icenus-Mr. F. Shepherd's Union of Madrid ... - - 40 0040 0 0 =
METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. exceeded 300/., and he had no means of paying them. Mr. Yardley said he had thought from the first there the
.expense of so long a journey. In this mood bl f Sylvia-Mr. Dawson's ch cby Malcolm ; Parisinia .
22 to agst 1 Richmond The Chief Commissioner said it was high time a check was no case of felony against Mr. Brookbank, and he of mind 11l returned to London, and there, whether by -Mr. Dawson's br c by Malcolm • Kate Forest-Mr. INSURANCE COMPANIES.
.
25 to 1 - Galvanism was put to the system, and pronounced a judgment of would leave that court without the slightest imputation good or muck, but in my own opinion the former, J. Shepherd's es
c The Great Prophet-Mr. J. Osborne's Dividend Amount
25 to 1 -Grapeshot five months, under the discretionary clause, on his character, as far as this transaction was con- there was the identical Jeffrey himself just arrived, on agrc by Chanticleer ; Agnes-Mr. J. Osborne's b f Name of Company, per of Paid. Price.
corned, short visit to his London friends. The first step I took Lady Tatton-Mr, C. Wintzingham's br c Youn Annum. Share.
g
25 to 1 - Redmond O'Hanlon IN' THE MATTER OF JAMES GORDON.
After Brookbank and his legal adviser had. talked towards my hostile proceeding was to write to Wool- Priam Mr. J Turnbull' b f Oakwood-Mr, J J ------
8 . J. .
x s. d. 4 :s. d•
30 to 1 - Hirsuta This insolvent, a teacher of mathematics and naviga-
b tproceedings against Mrs. Strannuch for false ins- riche, a kind and cool headed friend of mine, beg gin of H bee's b• J.
f J •
a ou
umor ro (mule Hubbick. Albion .......... •• .. 31. 10s. 500 0 0 50 0 0 86
tion, and a nautical author, applied under the Protection
had 'complained of the him to join me in town as soon as possible ; and intimat-30 to 1 - Psaltery Aet. prisonment, and she several times
Alliawe Brit. and For. Ti. 14s. 6d.bs. 100 0 0 11 0 0 23%
___
violent assaults and threatening language of Brookbank, ing in a few words the nature of the services on which I CHESTER CUP -The addition of Warhawk omitted in Ditto Marine .... •.. 61. p.c.& bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 48
33 to I - Pug Orroek Mr. Cooke opposed for Messrs. Blackie, the well-
the magistrate discharged the accused, and said his ex- wanted him. As Woolriche's answer implied delay and the printed lists,* increases the
entry to 217. Anchor ........ ••• • .. 6 per cent. 50 0 10 0 Atlas
CHESTER CUP. known printers and publishers of Glasgow.
planation was quite satisfactory. deliberation, it did not suit, of course, my notions of Argus Life ....... •• • • ssper cent. 100 0 0 16 0 0 -
It appeared that the insolvent had written several
the urgency of the occasion ; and I accordingly applied British Commercial .. 7s. 6d. 50 0 0 b 0 0 7
40 to 1 agst Scarecrow (taken)
HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
works on mathematics and navigation. Messrs. Blackie
HAMMERSMITH.-Lieutenant-Colonel Gloster, of to my old friend Hume, who without hesitation agreed Cleriel.Med.& Gen. Life spr ct.& bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 20%
-10 to 1 - Muscovite (taken)
had printed his " Lunar and Tide Table •." they had also
No 9 rles-street Trevor-s Trevor-square, Knigktsbridge, to be the bearer of my message. It is needless to say Her ssia•eat ,s T STAd: HOrDS. . County .... ~ ~ .
.....
4/. 100 0 0 10 0 0 120
50 to 1 - Constantine (taken) commenced printing a work called "'An Epitome of
~....:
su,
oned by a c;bman nancsied *alter Pigeon, for that feeling, as I then did, I liked him all the better for common jat half past eleven, Bracknell •; Friday, Stoke-
Eagle .. ........ .. ,, 14s. 40 0 0 50 0 174
ss. 50 0 0 5 0 0 7%
50 to 1 - Lady Evelyn Oaken) Navigation " but he had stopped the supply of copy. w'''
refusin to a him Bd. for ; back fare his readiness nor indeed, am lat all disposed to like Cheltenham-A& Beech Pike half tel Equity and 'Bl7. ••• -4% per cent. 100 0050 0 54
66 to 1 - Agnes Wickfield (taken) Messrs. Blackie had brought an action, and the law costs
It agpejedY that the defendant hired the cab at the him a whit the less for it now. Having now secured Baron Rothschild'Z' Thursday, The Grano even. _ European Life ...... ... 15s,
ge, Hock- General ...... ..... 20 0 0 All paid. 14
5 0 0 5%
66 to 1 -Augur (taken) were about 481., of which nearly 40/, had been occa-
JuniorpUnited Service Club, and rode to his own resi- my second, I lost no time in drawing up the challenge cliffs- at eleven. G10be............ ~ „ 61. pe-r cent. Stock. If
„ 150%
stoned by the pleas to the action.
dence, when he paid ls. 4d., but the complainant de- which he wa,s to deliver ; and as actual combat, not par- suardhtn ............
51. per cent 100 0 0 45 0 0 qo
66 to 1 -Cardinal Wiseman (taken)
FOX HOUNDS.
Imperial Fire
•
The insolvent alleged that Messrs. Blackie were in his
mended Bd. more for back carriage, ley, was my object, I took care to put it out of the Imperial -Tuesday, Longton - Thursday, Ran D • Imperial • .....
• • • • •
121 cent. 500 0 0 5 0 0 0 256
per y, ans i
1 Friday (taken) debt, but on his examination did not make out his claim.
The chief usher stated that Charles-street was just out- power of my antagonist to explain or retract, even if Saturday, Chillington-'at eleven.' inaemnitLife ' : • • 12s. 100 0010 0 0 19%
DERBY. Mr. Cooke complained of the manner in which the
side the limits of the metropolis ; but there was a cab. he was so disposed. Of the short note which I sent, the Bedale-Wednesday, Tanfield ; Friday, Salutation l'ia; I •• • ••2s & 2s.
Fire Y Marine...• Mall. & 4s. 100 0 0 20 0 0 55
bs. 100 0 0 210 0 414
schedule had been made out, and requested full amend-
-13 to 1 agst West Australian
stand in the street. first few lines have long escaped my memory ; but after Inn, Leeming-lane-at half past ten. •••"•••••••• Legal and Ge • Life :---- 1:: 0: 1:
0 0 ga
ments.
The defendant said he had lived in Charles-street for adverting to some assertion contained in the article, ac- Old Berkshire-Wednesda Cholse near , . London nerd' e
y, y,Walling Fire ........%
16 to 1 - emeas
Mr. Commissioner Phillips urged upon the insolvent
the last 20 years, and had been in the habit of riding tuning me, if I recollect right, of a deliberate intention ford ; Friday, Badbury-hill-at half-past ten. London Ship ......... .
10s &bs 25 0 0 12 10 '
10s. & bs: 25 0 0 12 10 0 284
0 284
18 to 1 - Umbriel (taken) the importance of setting -forth all his works, and the
constantly the same distance. He had always paid the to corrupt the minds of my readers, I thus proceeded : Cambridgeshire-Friday, Stowe Fox-at half -past ten "rine •• ••••••• •• .. 15s-per share 100 00150 0 18
20 to 1 - Sittingbourne copyrights he possessed, and of making a true schedule,
-
same fare, and had before been summoned. His -° To this I beg leave to answer, You are a liar; yes, Carmarthenshire-Th da Ll b'd t half-peat•
re, never
urs y, an oi y-a Minerva ..
hied. Invlid &Gen. Life 4%/. per et. 50 0 0 2 0 0
25 to 1 - Hurworth otherwise there would be no further protection.
house was 780 yards short of two miles from the United sir, a liar ; and I choose to adopt this harsh and vulgar ten. Monarch •• .. .. ... .
•• •••••• •• SP. et. & bs. 20 0 0 2 0 0 6
The case was adjourned for three weeks.
Service Club, consequently he might ride to his house mode of defiance, in order to prevent at once all equivo- Cheshire--Wednesday, Withington ; Thursday, Tab- National Le .._ 500 1 0 0 20a.
15
an Fund.. 51 per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 2%.
LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE.
Palladium Life .. 5i
and then back to the limits of the metropolis for the fare cation between us, and to compel you to adopt for your ley ; Saturday, Belmont-at eleven. pelican
.. ...... • Per cent. 50 0 0 2 0 0 3
15 to 1 -- Sir Peter Laurie
of ls. 4d. Under these circumstances, it was very hard own satisfaction, that alternative which you might Cleveland- Thursday, Hazelgrove-at half-pas ten. Pasenix .......• "" " - - - 45
SURREY SESSIONS.-JAN. 8.
15 to 3. -- Oscar
he should have to pay Bd. more for not riding so far. otherwise have hesitated in affording to mine.' lam Mr. Colyer's-Tuesday, Wilmington ; Thursday, Eyns- Professional Life.. • .....
-.....--
51. pe7cent. 6 1; 0 0 -10 0 1:
Wary Gorman, 23, Catherine Sullivan, 22, Catherine • Mr. • Paynter said he was bound by law to allow the not quite sure as to the exact construction of this latter ford ; Saturday, Royal Oak-at half ant ten. Provident Life.. • , •Rock ...
•• 1. ss. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 4o
FRANCE. Roach, and Mary Reddington, were indicted for stealing complainant the amount of his demand, since he was en- part. of. the. note, but it was as nearly as possible, I North Devon-Saturday, Ebberley Arms-at half- soya]. Life........E„han •• • • ss. 500010 0 8%
Sun Alm
..
.. s 0••• •• • Si. p.ct. & bs. Stock. all 236
The Monitewr publishes an Imperial decree, au- a gold watch and a sovereign and a half, from the per- titled to charge for back carriage if the place at which think, in this form." .
past ten.
Si. 10s. - VP 211
Ditto Li, • ••• ••
• • ••
thorising the Archbishops and Bishops to hold, in son of Henry Wm. Ward, he discharged was one yard beyond the limits of the The angry bard borrowed his pistols from the Poet Duke of Buccleuch's--Tuesday, Whitehill ; Thursday, rinses 'e ••• •• ..... 11. 6s. liingdon2 .... _
55
their respective dioceses, in 1853, the Metropolitan Mr. Sharp prosecuted ; and Mr. Charnock defended metropolis. H . . .
He considered the present case, however, Spencer (now best known by the imitation of his style in Crookston • Saturday St Boswells-green-at half -past trpi;a 41. p. ct. & bs. 20 0040 0 4%
The Rejected Addresses), and Spencer the ' ' • - Victoria Life ** -
was primarily
21.55. per Eh 100 0 0 10 0 0 45
.
very sharp practice, as their was a cab-stand in the
ten.
Councils and Synods they may think proper to Reddington.t
••• •• 1. per cent. - 412 6 5%
stated that he e merchant at same street, and the hack fare was by the act made pay- means of sending the Bow-street myrmidons to Chalk South DevolThursday, Stokegabriel-at eleven. -
convene, for the adjustment of matters relating to
CamberwellProsecutor
,rad had offices i was
aCit. On the even- able to the limits of the metropolis, or to the nearest Farm, to stop the two little men from doing murder- Durham County-Wednesday, Easington ; Friday,
public worship or to the internal discipline of the .
He should certainly endeavour to discoun- "I must have slept pretty well, for. Hume, I remem- Willington-at half-past ten. BRIDGES.
ofthe 15thof D b hn had y.
- with mg
clergy.
friends in the City, and a little after eight o'clock he tenance such a practice as the present, and would allow ber, had to wake me in the morning, and the chaise Mr. Drake's-Tuesday, Baynard's-green ; Thursday, Name of Company. Dividend Amount
By another Imperial decree eight electoral col-
went into the Bridge House Tavern, and had no recol- nothing to the complainant for his loss of time, being in readiness we set off for Chalk Farm. Edgcott-village ; Saturday, Byfield toll -bar-at a quarter per of Paid. Price.
loges are convoked for the 30th instant, to elect lection of what occurred until he found himself in the Hume had also taken the precaution of providing ato eleven. . Annum. Share.
surgeon to be within call. On reaching the ground Lord Elcho's-Tuesday, Detcha t• n , Wednesday, Bel- X. 8. d. X. s. 5,
the same number of members to the Corps station-house minus his watch and a sovereign and a
EXECUTION AT YORK. we found Jeffrey and his party already arrived. Isa
Y ford ; Friday, Fallyden-half-past ten. Hungerford .. .. .. ..
- - - 12
L egislatif whose seats have become vacant, owing half, which he had safe when he entered the tavern.
Southwrk .... ,
• his "party," for although Horner only was with him, F.8.-Frida Ly, adock-at eleven.
Bel-
to the appointment of those who filled them to In cross-examination by Mr. Charnock, witness said
Ditto Nw of 7% p.c. 70s. Per cent. cent. 150 g 0 g - -16
ed at the late there were as we afterwards found, two or three of his Mr Furse's-Frida Hunsha Wood-at half t
y, w
-pas Waterloo .......... „
salaried offices incompatible with Legislative func- he had no recollection of the females, neither did he
.Alfred Waddington, who was condemned d
for
mur-
attached friends (and no man, I believe, could ever boast ten. •
Ditto Old Ann. ofBl. V. 8-- 100 0 0 - 3,,,s
know how he got to the spot where he was found. He winter gaol delivery, by Mr. Justice Talfour .
Ss' Od. - 60 0 0 244
tions and other causes.
underwent the extreme penalty of the of a, greater number), who, in their anxiety for his safey, Ns, Garth's-Wednesday, B elands F T ' • Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 21. 2s. Od. - 40 0 0 22%
urgis , Vauxhall .. .. ••• Av.
In virtue of a third Imperia' I decree, Captain was a Common Councilman and fr.eque ydirtidulted in
ladeNry aotnSlreld,
10,
at the 1 1 of exec had accompanied him,. and were hovering about the spot. Friday, Brainshill Park-ahalf?. Farm
21. 7 0 I 0 3 - 20
S turday, at s o clock,
past ten.
Belveze is appointed Commander of the naval stn- a little drink.. into his
hist
pocket,
thegand a sovereignye fnud cation adjoining York Castle. And then was it that for the first time my excellent friend Gwrtheyrn-Wednesday, Llanfair ; Saturday Horeb
ton of Newfoundland, in the place of Captain Cla- faoFr_s_o_veroelgiis ino a
pockets,p fr,om
which they were The unfortunate young man was only 20 years of age, Jeffrey and. I met
.face to face. He was standing with the _at ten.
'L. -I 1_ t
vaud, who succeeds him as member of the Board of
abstracted. his trousers
and he was the father of an illegitimate child about 20 bag. which cont...a +h. ,-,,.,+,-.1. - a-
A ritnir.al+-.• M -n---a arm- 0.,--;..,-,,_

,
e 70.....••••••••••0
fl° , , LA W INTELLIGENCE. her nephew gave him 3s. to advance her interest. He
went to Barr-street to see the property, and considered MOORES DUEL WITH JEFFREY. SPO.RTING INTELLIGENCE. PRICES OF SHARES.
faurtblzetttortl _____.______ .
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-Jarr. 8. 751. a fair valuation for it, together with the good-will
and fixture.a. He then described several appointments -----•-•.----- .
rather, no duel- with his critic Mr Jeffrey is too lon __....--..._
g The Tyro Stakes of 10 sovs. each, pp, with 50 added,
Mr. Moore's ow* account of his memorable duel-Or NEWCASTLE-TJPON-TYNE RACES.-1853.
hkoamindotwc.os Thtehy -4..
IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER CC
(Before Mr. Commissioner Goulburn.)
PANIES' STOCK.
he had with his client, and his attempts to sell the fur-
--___-.....-
for quotation-but it contains passages which we cannot
aret:lditio“nls ttoh what the wolrld al ad
IN RE J. METCALF.
niture, which resulted in an agreement with Brookbank for two-yeay-old colts Bst 71b, fillies Bst 41b ; a winner From the Official List.
The bankrupt is described as a merchant of Fenchurch-
mon ema r. n e ni,.anth of Ju y, 1806, I
re y before starting of 100 sovs. to carry 21b extra ; the PUBLISHED EVERY TUEADAY AND FRIDAY EVEND
OXFORD UNIVERSITY street. He dealt principally in hops and chicory, and for the sale of a portion for 25/. and his receipt of 10/.,
which he gave to Mrs. Strannuch, who returned it to second to save his stake and the winner to pay 5 gs. LONDON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7.
ELECTION. attrib.uted his failure to the alteration in the law relating
to chicory. He had been thereby compelled to sell his eup to London from a visit to Domn on- ark,
him. He would swear he was the agent of the prosecu- havin •d m d d • •
trix, and he had black and white to show for it, which, Dow g PreLinidse Done gt 13 towards expenses. T.Y.C. 13 subs.
lund friend the late
eal r
tan . niost , . Lord Eglinton's b f Integrity-Sir C. Monck's bc by -•
JOINT-STOCK BANKS. '
kiln at a loss of 700/. and there had been a further loss
wortaifero. a?he
numgba , of johm her. and her sistFr. at
-_...._____
at the request of Mr. Yardley, he produced ; but it St. Bennett ; Castaway-Mr. Rudston Read's br f - Dividend Amount
of 500/. by the depreciated value or- the article. His
tended to prove Mrs. Strannuch would not part with the the attain/ on lily Ocieseranoz
Et e. Edinburgh containing Beauty-Mr. Johnstone's bc by Verulam ; The Hind- Name of Company. per of Paid. P,
OXFORD, MONDAY, 3.30 P.M. accounts extend over a period of 14 moaths, commenc-
property for less than 751. pzstles had been just an- mr. Hutchinson's br f Jujube-Mr. Pringle na b c Quin Annum. Share.
ing with an estimated capital of 1,1901., and closing nounced. Though, on the first erusal of the article the
A long conversation then took place between the , -Mr. Waterworth's b c Neville--Mr. W. Stebbing's ch '-
contemptuous lan aea li dPt b 1' •
X s. d. A s. d.
Gladstone 658 with debts 2,857/4 assets about 500/. The losses are
m - trate, Mr. Pany, and Waller, who said he held the a ood deal roused mgy irispilli
beloodo itr :,,y tae revi.ewer
, c Bright, Pheebus.-Mr.. C. Spence's. ch o Canute Mr. J. Australasia........... 61. per cent. 40 0 0 40 0 11 E
Perceval 573 entered at 2,7931., and include 745/. of bad debts. money as stakeholder, demanded his expenses, and asked da of seriously
nlicing the attack did not occUr toe imee, I think, till Br•ti h N A • 61 t 500050 0 0 t
Osborne sb f Bridesmaid-Mr. ions c c i es- i s orth mencan . per cen .
Ch It ' h Wddl
Mr. Lawrance for the assignee, asked for an adjourn- how his eharacter would fare. (Laughter.) ' borough-Mr. B. Bailey's br c Liberator - Mr. J. C!)erercial of London. 61. per cent. 100 0020 0 0 -
some time after. I remember at all ve t h •
u ' 'nal- •• • • ........ 31. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
Majority for Gladstone --85 ment of the baarupt's examination, in order to give
Mr. Yardley-The payment of the 10/. to Brookbank talked over the article with , . en s, aving Watson's ch c Crockford.
lonian ...... 6/ pr cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 -
time to examine the accounts. my friends, Lady Donegal Sixteenth year of the Gateshead Lottery Stakes of 5 soya Lond.Ch .B•-•• • • • • * 20 002 10 0
would help his character, and put a stop to the pro- and her sister, in•so light and careless a tone as to render each, with 50 added by the boron hof Gateshead for* London aanrd C
kaaftAus. -
Mr. Linklater, for the bankrupt, consented, and an
ceedings.
y.. 61. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 -
adjournment for a fortnight was ordered. them not a little surprised at the explosion which after- three- ears-old colts Bst 71b filli g 8
t 41b •th , _ Londn and Westminstr 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 -
27-I)trb Xl:titian+ .111 P.........
INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, JAN. 8. It was also stated that Waller was an entire stranger wards took place. I also well remember that, when the to receyive 20 sovs. out of the staekses.s
to Brookbank, who, if he had received the money back, idea of &lin out Jeffre first s
g y uggested itself to me, Lord Eglinton's bc by Slane G 1 Ld E
Two,
mileessecond
• aa- or glinton's
would not have attempted to forcibly remove the pro- the necessity I should be under of proceeding to Edin- bc by PyrrbllS the First ; Quee'n Bee-Sir C. Monck's LroendoaneJoireift-Stock ... 61. per cent. 50 0010 0 0 1
P V.l lal Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 4
Ditto, New .
National of Ireland 4l:4err
eceennt: 16: 0 g
21g
100 g :
IN RE CHARLES MILES. perty, under the belief that Waller was Mrs. Strannuch's burgh for the purpose, was a considerable drawback - - Nat. Provncial of En 61
on bc by Van Tromp ; Garland-Mr. Bowes's b c Aurifer Ditto, New g. • per cent. 100 0035 0 0 -
This insolvent, who had been a tin-plate worker, at agent, and that she had received the money through him. my design, not only from the difficulty I was likely to -Mr. Bowes's gr c The Bonnie Born-Mr. Bowes's Oriental Bank •6Orp• *Or.; 8611. Peer c_ent. 20 0010 0 0 -
SUN OFFICE, Six o'clock. Walthamstow, in Essex, was opposed by Mr. Dowse Mr. Waller stated that Mrs. Strannuch had no alter- experience in finding any one to accomfiany me in so Graceulus Esuriens-Mr. W. Sharp's br c Paanassus- South A.us tralla -
for the detaining creditor. This case was heard on Fri- native, when she found Brookbank, an utter stranger to Quixotic an expedition, but also from the actual and Mr. W. Sharp's ro f Febula-Mr. C. Villiers's b c Ur= of Australia.. •• 6/. p. ct. & be. 25 0 0 25 0 0 7
TATTERS A liIIS-(THIS EVENING.) day. The insolvent had become liable for his two sons, her, removing her property, but to give him into cus- but too customary state of my finances, which rendered Caurtenay-Mr. Hewett's bC by Sweetmeat ; The Bar- Unionnoli•ond;;::: :• 'll. peerr cent. - 210 0
who were linendrapers, and had failed.. The liabilities tody. it doubtful whether I should be able to compass maid-Mr. J. Ryder's b c Icenus-Mr. F. Shepherd's Union of Madrid ...... * p_cent. :: gglo 0 0 -
METROPOLITAN HANDICAP.
ao o o -
exceeded 300/., and he had no means of paying them.. Mr. Yardley said he had thought from the first there the expense of so long a, journey. In this mood bl f Sylvia-Mr. Dawson's ch cby Malcolm ; Parisinia
22 to agst 1 Richmond The Chief Commissioner said it was high time a check Was no case of felony against Mr. Brookbank, and
.he of mind I. returned to. London, and there, whether by -Mr. Dawson's br c by Malcolm • Kate Forest-Mr. INSURANCE COMPANIES.
25 to 1 - Galvanism was put to the system, and pronounced a judgment of would leave that court without the slighte!3t imputation good or dbauc.k, but in my own opinion the former, J. Shepherd's eh c The Great Prophet--Mr. J. Osborne's Dividend Amount
25 to 1 - Grapeshot five months, under the discretionary clause. on his character, as far as this transaction was eon- there wa! the i.dentical Jeffrey himself just arrived, on agrc by Chanticleer ; Agnes-Mr. J. Osborne's b f Name of Company. per of Paid. Pr
cemed. short visit to his London friends. The first step I took Lady Tatton-Mr. C. Wintzingham's br cby Youn Annum. Share.
25 to 1 - Redmond °Manion IN' THE MATTER OF JAMES GORDON.
After Brookbank and his legal adviser had talked towards my hostile proceeding was to write to Wool- ' • g .--________
_ -___- ___
Priam , Mr. J. Turnbull's b f Oakwood-Mr. J. J.
30 to 1 - Manta This insolvent, a teacher of mathematics and naviga-
fal • ' Id d d 1 h • • •
about proceedings azainst Mrs. Strannuch for se im- riche, a n an coo eaded friend of mine be n of Humble's bor r x s. a. A :s. d.
tion, and a nautical author, applied under the Protection • - • • , ggi. g o f Jennie Hubbick. Albion .......... •• .. 31. 10s. 500 0050 0 0 8
30 to 1 - Psaltery Act. df h • • • • •
pnsonment, and she had several times complame o t e him to join me in town as soon as possible ; and natimat-
____ Alliaqce Brit. and For. T 1.145. 6d.bs. 100 0 0 11 0 0 2
33 to I - Pug Orrock Mr. Cooke opposed for Messrs. Blackie, the well- violent assaults and threatening language of Brookbank, ing in a few words the nature of the services on which I CHESTER CUP Th add.t.
- e i ion of Warhawk, omitted in Atfieietor Marine ....• • • 1. p.c.& bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 4
the magistrate discharged the accused, and said his ex- wanted him. As Woolriche's answer implied delay and • •• • fer cent. 5001 0 0 -
the printed lists, increases the entry to 217. Atlas . ••••• • • • • -
CHESTER CUP. known printers and publishers of Glasgow.
planation was quite satisfactory. deliberation, it did not suit, of course, my notions of • 38.6 d. 50 0 0 510 0 1
Argus Life ....... •• • • 41.
40 to 1 agst Scarecrow (taken) It appeared that the insolvent had written several
the urgency of the occasion ; and I accordingly applied - per cent. 100 0 0 16 0 0 -
works on mathematics and navigation. Messrs. Blackie
HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. British Commercial .. 78. 6d. 50 0 0 50 0 7
40 to 1 ___ Muscovite (taken)
HAMIVIERSMITII.-Lieutenant-Colonel Gloster, of to my old friend Hume, who without hesitation aareed Clericl.Med.& Gen. Life spr ct.& bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 2
had printed his " Lunar and Tide Table ." they had also
STAG HOUNDS. County. .... .... .
.....
4/. 100 0 0 10 0 0 12
50 to 1 - Constantine (taken) commenced printing a work called "'An Epitome of
~....:
su,
No 9 Charles-street Trevor-s uare Knightsbridge, to be the bearer of my message It is needless toe' say g ai • t •
oned by a calman namqed *alter Pigeon, for that feeling, as I then did, I liked him all the better for oommerou ajaetshyalfs-Tuesday, Bracknell ; Friday, Stoke- Craown....
..
.. ..........
14s. 40 0 0 5 0 0 1
E file • ..... ......
50 bo 1 - Lady Evelyn (taken) Navigation " but he had stopped the supply of copy. w"'
ast eleven. ss. 50 0 0 50 0 7
fusi to a him 8d for ;, back fare his readiness, nor, indeed, am lat all disposed to like Ch It h FP•cl B ' Equity and Law.... • 4)4 per cent 100 0 0 50 0 5
66 to 1 - Agnes Wickfield (taken) Messrs. BlLkie had brought an action, and the law costs re ng P Y •
een am- yi ay, eech Pike-half-past eleven. European Life ...... ..: 15s.
d f da th. ed the cab at the him a whit the less for it now. Having now secured
J. It. appea.red that
.the een n ir . .
• 20 0 0 All paid. 1
Baron Rothschild's-Thursday, The Grange, Hock- titeral ........ ......
66 to 1 - Augur (taken) were about 48/., of which nearly 40/. had been occa-
umor United Service dI 1 t • " - 11
Club, and rode to his own resi- my secon , os no time in drawing up the cha enge cliffe- at eleven. - 50 0
If 5
sinned by the pleas to the action.
.. ....... ••••• • • . 61. per cent. Stock. , 15
66 to 1 - Cardinal Wiseman (taken) dence when he paid is. 4d., but the complainant de- which he was to deliver ; and as actual combat, not par- (4uardian ........ „
..
The insolvent alleged that Messrs. Blackie were in his
FOX HOUNDS. 51. per cent 100 0 0 45 '0 0 6
31 - Friday (taken) debt, but on his examination did not make out his claim. (I'd 8d fb k •
man e . . more or ac carriage. ley, was my object, I took care to put it out of the Albrighton -Tuesday, Longton ; Thursday, Ra linP
n Dans ; mperial Fire ..... .....
iLife . 121. per cent. 500 0 0 50 0 0 25
The chief usher stated that Charles-street was just out- power of my antagonist to explain or retract, even if Saturday, Chillington-at eleven. inaemrian. ...... .. Us. 100 0010 0 0 I
DERBY. Mr. Cooke complained of the manner in which the
side the limits of the metropolis ; but there was a cab. he was so disposed. Of the short note which I sent, the ity Marine .. . • 11. sh &ks 100 0 0 20 0 0 5
Bedale-Wednesday, Tanfield ; Friday, Salutation l•aaww re '• • ....... • • 28 '80.28. bs: 100 0 0 210 0 4
13 to 1 agst West Australian schedule had been maede out, and requested full amend-
stand in the street. first few lines have long escaped my memory ; but after Inn, Leeming-lane-at half-past ten.
- 100 0 0 10 0 0 &
ments.
16 to 1 - Cineas The defendant said he had lived in Charles-street for adverting to some assertion contained in the article, ac- Old Berkshire-Wednesday Chols W 11; toegtnlrGeeneral Life - 50 002 0 0 5
- Mr. Commissioner Phillips urged upon the insolvent
ey, near a mg- n
the last 20 ears and had been in the habit of riding cusing me, if I recollect right, of a deliberate intention fd • F -(1 Bdb 1111 ' London SW •• ••
•• • • 10s. & bs. 25 0 0 12 10 0 21
18 to 1 - 17mbriel (taken) the importance of setting -forth all his works, and the
orc ,
hn.day, . a 117.- i -sat hall.-past tetn.
if
„vine.. y. •••••• •• •• los. & bs. 25 0 0 12 10 0 21
constantl the san'ie distance. He had always paid the to corrupt the minds of my readers, I thus proceeded :
20 to 1 - Sittingbourne copyrights he possessed, and of making a true schedule, ;
yes, ,
caarmmazartfeenshshiriree- nduarys, towe ox--:-a ha -past_ ten. Med. Invlid iG•e•n•••iiie 4t.ip. epreerhx in g g 1: g g 11
s e fareY, and had never before been summoned. His -' To this I beg leave to answer, You are a liar
25 to 1 - Hurworth otherwise there would be no further protection.
house was 780 yards short of two miles from the United sir, a liar ; and I choose to adopt this harsh and vulgar ten. day, Llanboidy at half past Minerva ..
monarch
........: •••••• .• sp. ct. & bs. 20 0 0 2 0 0 6
The case was adjourned for three weeks.
LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. Service Club, consequently he might ride to his house mode of defiance, in order to prevent at once all equivo- Cheshire--Wednesday, Withington ; Thursday, Tab- National Lean FuL•d•••• 51 - 5001 0 0 21
per cent. 20 0 0 210 0
15 to 1-- Sir Peter Laurie - and then back to the limits of the metropolis for the fare cation between us, and to compel you to adopt for your ley ; Saturday, Belmont-at eleven. Palladium Life . •
pelican ....... 61. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 :
15 to 1-- Oscar SURREY SESSIONS.- JAN. 8. of ls. 4d. 17nder these circumstances, it was very hard owri satisfaction, that alternative which you might ClevelandL-Thursday, Hazelgrove-at half-past ten. Pacetax...........• "" " - - - 41
-...._ he should have to pay Bd. more for not riding so far. otherwise have hesitated in affording to mine.' lam Mr. Colyer's-Tuesday, Wilmington ; Thursday, Eyns- Professional. L• tie. ... ..... 51. - - - 1V
Wary Gorman, 23, Catherine 'Sullivan, 22, Ca,therine - Mr. Paynter said he was bound by law to allow the not quite sure as to the exact construction of this latter ford ; Saturday, Royal Oak-at half-past ten. Provident Life ........
Rock Life.. 1L Clel i 4 : : ,00 13
,1 .1f
FRANCE. Roach, and Mary Reddington, were indicted for stealing complainant the amount of his demand, since he was en- part of the note, but it was as nearly as possible, I . North Devon- Saturday, Ebberley Anns--at half- Royal Exea;,-* ** '• • • as. 5000 10 0 8!
The Monitewr publishes an Imperial decree, au- a gold watch and a sovereign and a half, from the per- titled to charge for back carriage if the place at which think, in this form." .
past ten. inn Aare
..
....go .. 7.. • • 61. p.ct. & bs. Stock. all 23E
thorising the Archbishops and Bishops to hold, in son of Henry Wm. Ward. he discharged was one yard beyond the limits of the The angry bard borrowed his pistols from the poet, Duke of Buccleuch's--Tuesday, Whitehill ; Thursday, unntlettds Life ... • • ... :: SA
16°83.• ::: e 211
55
their respective dioceses, in 1853, the Metropolitan Mr. Sharp prosecuted ; a,nd Mr. Charnock defended metropolis. He considered the present case, however, Spencer (now best known by the imitation of
.his s.tyle in Crookston ; Saturday, St. Boswell's-green-at half-past rrai;ersai titia. S".:
41. p. et.&bs. 20 0 0 4 0 0 4)
Councils and Synods they may think proper to Reddington. . very sharp practice as their was a cab-stand in the The Rejected Addresses), and Spencer was pnmanly the ten. victoria Life .. ••• • •• 21.55. per Eh. 100 00100 0 45
Convene, for the adjustment of matters relating to c Prosecutor stated that he. was a ht t t t and the'back fare was bY the act made pay- means of sending the Bow-street myrmidons to Chalk
Tnne mere an , a same s ree , . .
South Devoil-Thursday, Stokegabriel-at eleven. - -••••- 51. per cent. - 412 6 al
mberwell and had offices in the City. On the even- able to the limits of the metropolis, or to the nearest Farm, to stop the two little men from doing murder- Durham County-Wednesday, Easington ; Friday, '
public worship or to the internal disciplin.e of the . a L _
mg of the lath of December he had some wine wit some ca -s n . e should certainly endeavour to discoun- "I must have slept pretty well, for. Hume, I remera-
• • h b ta d 11 .
Willington-at half-past ten. BRIDGES.
clergy.
friends in the City, and a little after eight o'clock he tenance such a practice as the present, and would allow ber, had to wake me in the morning, and the chaise Mr. Drake's-Tuesday Baynard's-green • i
Thursday, Nam„f en Dividend Amount
By another Ixnpnrial decree eight electoral col-
went into the Bridge House Tavern, and had no recol- nothing to the complainant for his loss of time. being in readiness we set off for Chalk Farm. Edgcott-village ; Saturdaj, Byfield toll-bar '
-at a quarter ---mPauY• per of Paid. Fri(
lege s are convoked for the 30th instant, to elect lection of what occurred until he found himself in the Hume had also taken the precaution of providing ato eleven. . _._________ Annum. Share.
the same number of members to the Corps station-house minus his watch and a sovereign and a
EXECUTION AT YORK. surgeon to be within call. On reaching the ground Lord Elcho's-Tuesday, Detchant ; Wednesday, Bel- ------ -- -- _
A. 8. d. X. s. 5.
Legislatif whose seats have become vacant, owing half, which he had safe when he entered the tavern. we found Jeffrey and his party already arrived. Isa
Y ford ; Friday, Fallyden-half-past ten Hungerford..........
Southwrk .... ...... - - - 12
to the appointment of those who filled them to In cross-examination by Mr. Charnock, witness said • his "party," for although Horner only was with him, F.8.-Friday, Ladock-at eleven. ' Ditto Nw of 73e p.c. 70s. p-er cent. 150 g e g •-•:: -16
salaried. offices incompatible with Legislative func- he had no recollection of the females, neither did he Alfred Waddington, who was c.ondemned at the late
.ttrehwere,. asdwe afterwards folitcl, two oruitdhree of hi. Mr. Furse's-Friday, Hunshaw Wood-at half-past wtrj,`l'd• ""'• " • • - 100 0 0 - 3
know how he got to the spot where he was found. He winter gaol delivery, by Mr. Justice Talfourd, for mur- a ac ed en s (and no man, I
.elieve, co eyer boas ten.
tions and other causes. -
.of 81. 2/. fis. Od. - 60 0 0 24
e penalty of the of a, greater number), who, m their anxiety for his safety, air Garth's-Wed d 13 In A .1-' Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 21 21 Ocl
r ay, ye-n-s ..: arm, Turgis ; Vauxhall -... ••• Av. *
In virtue of a third Imperia' I decree, Captain was a Common Co-ancilman, and frequently indulged in
iader at Sdietffier, u,ititdT•owzotcte
aetx=musual
place of exe- had accompanied him,' and were hovering about the spot. Frida; Bra' shill Par ii. •
70 70 _ 40 0 0 22
at half-pa.st ten. a - 20
Belveze is appointed Commander of the naval sta- a little drin.k.
.Pri?r. to his lertng the Cityr,
ihiel pn
a cil2aS'olliiiTirork Castle. And then was it that for the first time my excellent friend G.,,,:rth in w d -
ton of Newfoundland, in the place of Captain Cla- f•aoulb2f7Tictirnot:
rsis co:ctim efizclwahiixeillf,
were The ux?fortunate young man was only 20 years of age, Jeffrey and I met face to face. He was standing with the -at ten.eyrn- e nesday, Llanfair ; Saturday, Horeb
WATER-WORKS.
vaud, who succeeds him as member of the Board of
abstractned. P - and he was the father of an illegitimate child about 20 bag, which conta. ined t.he pistols, in his hand, while Hambledon-Wednesday Mar
, well Lodge ; Friday, Dividend Amount
Admiralty. M. Durand d'Ubraye, Commissary-
A police-constable of the M division said he was on months old, of which a young woman named Sarah Slater, Horner was looking anxiously around. .It was agreed Hollywell House-at a quarter to eleven. Name of Company,
General of the Navy, is also named member of that
duty near St. George's Church on the morning of the residing at Sheffield, was the mother. He had been or- that th”pot where he found them, which was screened Haydon-Saturday, Brokenheugh-at half-past nine • - ---• Aneneurm.
s:afre. Paid. Pr 'c
board, in the room of Viscount Jurien, who retires 16th of December, when Reddington came up to him, dered to pay 2s. a week towards the suppor.t of the child, on one side by large trees, would be as good for our pur- H.H.-Tuesday, West Tisted ; Thursday London. . -__.--
____
----- -___ ___
on a pension. M. Brunot, Colonel of the third and told him that she knew a gentleman who had been whereupon, as it was stated at the trial, his conduct to- pose as any m.re could seleFt ; and Horner, after express- Lodge, Stratton Park ; Saturday, Greywell Hill-at a elstst London .... 61
Per e t A s. d. A a. (1.
• tof Marines, is to replace Colonel Delafaye
regimen robbed, and could show him where the thieves were, wards the mother became such as to compel her to make ing some anxiety respecting some men whom he had quarter to eleven. Grand -rtinetien -- •• 41.• er cnn • Steck. - lg]
.. P t. 50 0 0 -
in the military command of Martinique. and the property. Witness took her to the police-sta- a complaint before the magistrates and he was bound seen suspiciously hovering about, but who now appeared g
ursley-Frida,y, the Dog and Crook-at a quarter Lambeth ............ 4`• Per cat. leo o 0 -- 8,1
The newly named Senators attended yesterday tion, where the prosecutor waS locked up for being drunk, over to keep the. peace for six monas. This was eight to have departed, retired with ' Hume behind the trees, to eleven. New River Company.. 2/. 10s. 100 0 0 - -
mo • g at the Palace of the Tuileries to take the whom she identi.fied as the party who
.had been robbed. or nine months before
.the murder of the child ; and for the purpose of loading the pistols, leaving Jeffrey and Hurworth - Tuesday, Enter -common ; Saturday P!,,u.,t11,`,;171.14(18` Vauxhall 5/. per cnt. 100 0 0 7 2
h ribed by the Constitution. The Minis- Witness went with her to No. 9, Mint-street, accom- only two days before its dead body was found the myself together. All this had occupied but a very few esex .. • 6/. Ox. pr ant. -
oat s presc
Leven-bridge. •
-. 110
ters re present- Some dePuties and members of panied by Rowe, 110 M. another consta.ble, wliFre they mother had taken. out a warrant for his apprehension, minu.tes. We, of course, had bowed to each other at Llanelly-Wednesday, Llangennoch ; Saturday, Mor-
the Co cil of State also attended. The Emperor found the other females; and on searching their room on account of his arrears in the weekly payments. meeting ; but the first words I recollect to have passed lais-bridge, near Llanon-at eleven. DOCKS.
drove out at half-past one o'clock in an open car- 1i...e discovei:ed
,ti.,ndr the bed the prosecu, tor's watch.. Red. Mureover, on the very morning of the day on which the between,us was Jeffrey:s saying, ou
.our, being Vt to- Mr. W. S. Lowndes's--Tuesday, Mentmore ; Satur- aam. er cam Dividend Amount 1
n.gton said, Give me my.regulars ? and on their re- child was murdered, Waddington and the mother had gether, What a beautiful morning it is l 'Yes, I an- d
PailY • per of Paid. Prici
' He returned about four. He was without 41
nage.
fusing to do so, she called witness and the other officers a conversation in reference to his conduct, and her swered, with a slight smile, 'a morning made for better ay, Kennels--at eleven
Lanarkshire and Rear Wre 'Th, a Tri`4b Annura.
Share.
-es-ay, .....a ....s• ----------- ----
escort of any kind.
up stairs. She also said that Gorman took the watch, having had to bring him before the magistrates, and he purposes ;' to which his only response was a sort of as- wood • Saturda B dfi. ldews 1 - -._ -----
There is evidently an uncomfortable feeling hare
y, roa e House-at a quarter to Xa.d.X g. d .
Roach the sovereign, and Sullivan the half-sovereign. then threatened to blow out her brains, and also that he senting sigh. As our assistants were not, any more eleven'. Commercial -.... • • .. 41. pr cent. Stock. - -
that the relations between England and France Another constable said he was on duty near St. Saviour's would play "Rush " upon her. It appears he was quite than ouraelves, veg• expert at warlike matters, they were Linlithgow and Stirlin sic T d East and West India.. 6341. pr cent. Stock. - -
are improving, and there are apprehensions lest, Church on the night in question, -when he saw the four intent upon carrying his thre,at into execution, and not rather 'slow in thell- proceedings ; and as Jeffrey and I House ; Thursday, Hopetoug
n iliouseu.e!au,ny, . Cal_r?l
.ndar Lt corn!.7 : .... ts. pre:esnht:
1%1.0 - --
instead of ivolving himself in a war with Great prisoners together. He told them to go, and they left. only murdered the innocent and unoffending child the /allied up and down together, we came on?e in sightthof gate-at a quarter to eleven. ,6 t TclaY, "inns" Ditto Bonds.: ...: :. 4/.•;er cent. - - --
- -- -
Britain as was expected, he should rather endeavour Shortly afterwards, on proceeding towards the spot, they same evening, but made. an attemptt ont.the . life oft.the ta eirr opesratotitts ;
uupoonsewhthicaht IBraellidatno luthme,iarissrhahaerr Mr. Luxton's--Tuesday, Eggesford-bridge ; Friday, V.tiChaatraharine •• • 4 per cent. Stock. _...
___
tO emancipate himself entirely from the somewhat had gone, and he discovered the prosecutor. lying
.in- ino.ther;t ?he mleethoef Vleii,cilzt--:,. h
I' ~aatnd oen it
ITlTtro7Alr; riXer, once saidwrllien, as he wal. safint'ering about in Colson-cross-at half-past ten. , t pton ...... • • 1/. per cent.. 50 onsoo 0 1 --
Victoria ...........-
, 20 0 0 , 2 0 0 ' --
onerous patronage of the two great absolute sensible on h? back. 11? took him to the police-station lizignfanthewalis
given by the granamother to a little girl, like manner while the pistols,were loading, his antagonist, h Mr.
tMt arshall's-Thursday, Moorcombe-corrier-at
Powers. The Austrian Presse reproves the French and locked.lum up f•c. beihng drupk.
the • returned ten years of age named Martha Barlow, to be taken out a fiery little fellow, called out to -him angrily to keep his Ipas
Fen.
t____ d
CANALS.
Tu ay Linwood Farm ; Saturday,
papers for their " transports of joy "at Lord Otr evrlen.clet haavianing ngi
g steal O-fvtehne'm an'd the Court for a walk. She met the prisoner in the street, and he ground. ' Don't snake yourself unaisy, my dear fellow,' I sleewFarernree at a qeusarter t ele -
f ~; I . .
Palmerston's being again. in office, and remarks
:evnetie-n:etdeGfil al, Sullivan, and Roa'ch to ten years' took the child from her, and sent the girl away to fetch sa4d Egan,. ' sure, isn't it bad enough to take the dose, PMrY. Newton's-Tuesday, Iftvoei4ark at ten ; Fri- ----%lned ID- 2., Dividend i.„ Name.
of 2 Dividend
that it is no great proof of their confidence in the
transportation,. and Reddington to six months at Wands. its mother, saying at the same time to the child, “Come, vvithout hemg by a.t the mixing up ? ' Jeffrey had scarc.el
5' day, Bratton Village. anies. :, per - rice* ceropenit,s. II Ant:L. Price
. Annuan. .
strength and firmness of " the newly r.aanufac-
worth.
Elizabeth, let us go a ta-ta." The girl objected, but time to smile at this story, when our two friends, issuing Oakley-Thursday, Clapham Toll-bar - Saturday, - - _______ _____ ..______ .._ .-____
.____
t ed Crown." According to the Austrian press
Waddington took the child, and ran away. That evening from behind the trees, placed us at our respective posts Knotting Fox-at a quarter to eleven. ' A x
everything is to be sacrificed to the wishes of the
POLICE INTELLIGENCE. the mother was at school for teaching reading, and shortly (the distance, I suppose, having been previously mea- ashtn& Oldh 98,71. p. ct. 140 Macclesfield. 100 21.10 e. GO
South Oxfordshire-Tuesday, Garsington ; Friday, Bai•nsley.• •• 160 - Neatk •• - - 100 161.
high Catholic party in England, and to prove this, after eight o'clock the young man put his head in at the sured by them), and put the pistols into our hands. Forest-hill-at half-past ten. 14rknk&Abrg 150 51. 9-2 M Oxford.. •• • • 100 13/. 131-2
the appointment of Dr. Newman's Counsel,,in'the door, and called out,
." Sarah Slater, you're wanted." She They then rettretdh to.d a little distance • the pis- Pembroke-Tuesday, Hoplas-gate ; Friday, Creswell- Birmingham 40 4/. 10,51,i Peak Forest. 78 31. 18s. 70
SION-HOUSE. Al e Lestra e a min..
ri d d 'we waited Coventry...• 100 251. 200 Regent's ...• 33 1/. Os. 16)i
Acbilli case, to be Attorney-General, is produced went out, and Waddington drew from his pocket a slio!- 1
13°ts thwer'snaoint
fio allies ase ;fi :n quay-at ten.
Derby ••• • • 100 i 61. 63 Rochdale ...• g 5 21. 42
in the emplo of Mr-Wilkinson wareho'usemyan, a
officers whose
as evidence. Every enlightened man must regard
'kir 89, Watling-Ystreet, was brought before the Lord maker.'sdkit, wdi.Thblood upodn it,r
tying,ii'd'S.,,ee tre, tillisitsi:s
au roaechinone :f rries'hwaderiliorende In cwho were within Mr. L. Phillips's-Thursday, Minwer-at ten. Ellsmre&Chs 69 2fl p. ct. 3346 Semrset Coal 150 - -
anything like religious persecution with abhorrence ;
Mayor charged under the following circumstances :- thyd cr sotLor
i,vereave.mur ere hy ch ,an wilia e
PP
nd fb• t It hd tf hd b-
gomg along he made two or t ree at- a seco o eing oo ae, rus eou rom aege e Puckeridg.e-Wednesday, Stanstead, Essex ; Satur- GrandJunctn 100,3/. pr. et. 51% Do.Lk Fd St 2 - -
Do., 6 pr-Ct. 10 61. pr. 'et. 12 Stffra &Wore 11 281. 405
day, Throcking-at half-past ten. 40 _
but the plane of the Ultramontaiae party against Mr. 'Wilkinson said-Last night a wholesale robbery t'leim t: m
p to cut her throat with the knife. He also, on hind Jeffrey, and one of them, striking at Jeffrey's pis- Grand Surrey 100, 21 lOs - Shrewsbury..
Pytchle -Tuesda Eaton • Wed d B b k • ' d Uni • • 125 -
England have so often been discussed in my pre- w„ committed on my premises. I have missed 200 meeting with another woman named Sarah Dobson (she tol with his staff, knocked it some distance into the field, F 'cl CY tt b ky'• St ' d nes ay, ray roo e , t=tsz
ATI 100 11. 10s. 24 StOtlrbridge.. 145 201. 290
sence that it appears my duty to say, that the pro- pieces of handkerchiefs, as nearly as I can judge. The and Sarah Slater being class-mates), struck her on the while another, running over to me, took possession also • irliartayer;
to oule:rour.oo e , aur ay, Badby-wood-at a K
Lancaster v.
1: 6s. Od. 7U S;yeerrazitid.l
26
21.05. 23
pagation of the Roman Catholic religi9n is consi- prisoner was in my service, and it was his duty -c) leave face with the knife, with which he inflicted a severe of mine. We were then replaced in our respective car- Leeds& Livrp 100,
q Raby-Wednesday Hartforth; Friday Wilton•brid 251. 512)4 Warwick& 1
dered the only elfeetual remedy against Liberal the premises from half-past five to six every evening.
wound. At two o'clock on the following morning, riages, and conveyed crest-fallen to Bow-street."--From.
-at half-past ten. ' . ge Leicester ...• 100 51. 66 litirming. j 100 41. 40
• ' d a bias towards constitutional govern- The prisoner (to Mr., Wilkinson)-Is it the regular
Leicstr&Nth 83 41. 44% Warwick/VI
whilst near his own home, and on a policeman coming Memoirs of Thomas Moore.
opinions, an
Sir Henry Seale's--Tuesday, Burlestone-wood ; Fri- Loughborogh 1421 701. 510 Napton„ ..5 100 al. 28
rule for me to leave at the time you mention ?
ment.
It is '
Mr. W.ilkinson- . . up, he called out " Watch:" The policeman went tO
day, Ashprington. Monraouthsb 1001 - - Worcstr &} 75 31. .33
The Lloyrclams no longer any doubt that the in-
him, and he said (no doubt feeling compunction for the
The prisoner-Were you satisfied with the explana- ROBBERY OF Xl,OOO WORTH OF JEWELLERY. Sinnington-Tuesday, Riccal-bridge ; Friday, Kirby- ZneitanTwrtgraa MI 2 2 WiTsming.
fluence of England as a European Power has de-
ff he had co
grave o ence . itted), " I have murdered a
moorsid at ten. & Brks -10 s. Od. 7M
tiOn I ve at the station-house of what I had been
•
dined. " Influence as a American Power she has child, take me into custody." He also pulled up his
Somerset and Wilts-Tuesday, Nunney-gate ; Thurs-
doing to de ' me so late ?
the nei
On Saturday ghbourhood f Walworth was GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES.
coat sleeve, and requested the officer to put the hand- ? day Viaduct-inn-at half- tte
iione, and that which she possesses in Asia is en-
Mr. Wilkinson-I was not.
thrown into the greatest excitement in consequence of pas n.
upon him. From a statement Waddington made
I: d S th t ' Dividend 1 Amount
clangored." It rejoices in the prospect that the
The prisoner said he was desirous to ask Mr. Wilkin-
oeunffhais arrival at the police station the child was found a report having !gained circulation that a most daring d orß odu amp on s-Wednesday, Salcey-lawn ; Fri- Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
invention of steam-boats was a misfortune for Eng- son more questions ; but the Lord Mayor said to him, with the head severed from its bo'dy, in Heeley Wood, and extensive burglary had been committed on the pre- al,s;,ortrhadst eno;rdSsaht.urdaac, Shrob-lodge--at eleven.
__________ _ Annum. Share.
______
land, and that free trade has ruined the West In- ~ you are at liberty to ask any questions of any of the and a knife was found in the river Sheaf, with which mises of Mr. Thos. Prince, the proprietor of the Fancy
day, Dilhorn-at hair
le-f_ a
tuetsday, Whitmore-station ; Fri-
British • • x. s. d. A. s. d.
dies aud estranged Canada. 'The discovery of gold witnesses ; but I advise you not to do so in the present Waddington acknowledged he had cut off the child's Repository, 38, Beckford-row, near the Camberwell-
Mr. Lee Steere's-; s en°
• Ditto•P - •'
• *l-1- ••
1- 20 -0
0 20 -0
0 -221,4
rovinc a .. .• 1 . Bs.
in Australia is described as " the unkindest cut of stage of the proceedings. I am bound to tell you that
. head. gate, Walworth-road. Upon inquiry, it was ascertained hiu•sday, Burningfield-at eleven. Brl ht 2 0
all '' for England. The East Indies is not a colony, you are suspected of having been concerned in this sen- A memorial to the Throne was signed at Sheffield, that the report was
_unfortunately too well founded, an.d Surrey Union-Thursday, Henley-park ; Saturday Cityg crcii-Ln.. :• •.* - 51. 1 0 0 20 0 0 16
Chantrey-do s-at half-past ten - ' Continerrilt.al (3d Cr; ..):: iii gg g 150
10 0 123
but a " garrisoned possession," and an Anglo- ous robbery, and I advise you to be guarded in what praying for a mitigation of Waddington's sentence. The that Mr. Prince had been plandered of jewellery, van-
-43 0 0 6934
Saxon nation in Oregon and California is rising up you ask or say."
memorial alleged that the prisoner at the age of eight ous gold and silver a.rticles ;as air many of a fancy de- H Sir T. Sykes's-Wednesday, ha:lf way between Gate Equitable.. -.- 2.. :. 50i. 50 0050 0 0 26
.• ~ elmsley and Stamford-bridge ; Friday, Racethorpe- tepaetrpentrala....• •10 per cent. 10 00100 0 14
to eject England from the Indian waters. The prisoner was thew remanded. years, injured his head by falling down a ffight of steps, in
scription, mounted gold and silver, to the amount ot
at half-past ten. ic ••• • • ..•• .. 31. F.; bonus. 50 0 0 50 0 0 87
-.--
and that, consequently, when under excitment or sudden about 1,000/. e mode in which this daring. burglary Independent ..... .. - 61.
--
Tindale--Th day, ltirkley ; Saturd.ay Netherwilton L0ne0n............... - ggggg g 0 46
SP.AIN. BOW-STREET.-John William Molloy, a respect- impulses, he had ever since been quite insane and un- was effected shows that for ingenuity of design, care-
-at half-past ten. Do., Pad. Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 g ;•.5
bly-dressed man, of about 60, who either was, or bl to discriminate between ri ht and wr n'g Lord fully matured and systematic plans, and the consummate ~.
eacenix .•• .......... 311. per cent. 50 0 0 49 0 0
The expenses of the Treasury, during the month
:ffected to be, as deaf as a post, was charged with ha • a e g • • ID
- • lell *th which it was executed, it fairly rivals, or may h '
ving Palmerston, however, after consulting with the learned s 1 wi _!verton-Thursday, Fairby-lodge--at half-past ten. Ratcliff ..... ....... 51. 100 0090 0 0 27
T side--Thursday, Pontarselly. United General ......
of January, stood fixed at 115,244,618 reals. obtained ss. and a dinner upon the security of a forged judge who tried the prisoner, refused to mitigate the be said to surpass those recently committed at Jones's, -
11.1 ede ar-Wednesday Coldkerne ud • Friday, VreBtatinster Chartered 51. per cent. 50 0 0
11. 50 0 0 50 0 0 22
The Gazette announces that debentures of the re- cheque for 41.
entence. the watchmaker of thelStrand, and Messrs. Deane,
Castletog -at half-past 'eleven. Iv-Po
n ' Ditto, New --- •. 51. per cent. 50 0 0 (10 e 0 3734
deemed Debt, to the amount of 482,231,517 reals, on Wednesda-
y afternoon the prisoner entered the 8 About seven o'clock Waddington was removed from Dray, and Co., King William-street.
__. Mr. Trelawny's-Tuesday, Bideford-bridge; Saturday, 0 6M
had been burnt in the court-yard of the Hotel of Salisbury Dining-room (Upton's), 91, Strand, and _after the condemned cell to a room adjoining the assize courts, It appears that on Thursday night a large party
C A
arew rms. LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES
the Public Debt. partaking of dinner, discovered that he had "no money and not far from the place where the scaffold was erect- of friends had astembled, and of this circumqare
Mr. Trevor's-Wednesday, The Hyde ; Friday, Che. ---'---------
1---3T,•ii-d----- ' *
The Three per Cents. were done at 421 Ohe about him." He then drew a cheque for 51. upon ed. At an early hour groups of pedestrians, apparently it is supposetdo t ell depredators had gained m orii
veralls-at half-past ten. Nene of Company. per
end Amount •
of Paid. Price.
New Three per Cents. at 23-i • the Debt of the Messrs. Herries and Co., the bank. ers, and requested. the from a great distance, were seen entering the city to wit- mation, fdor h y
toi:ved tha.t nigh.t to bfe__ pasinse
Mr. Vaughan's-Friday, Dihewyd-at eleven. Annum. Share.
selecteda
First CIaSS, at 10 1-16th ; and tfiat of the &Deland waiter, Chapman to advance hire 55., but the priso.ner ness the melancholy spectacle ; but, contrary to the over, .an e one imme.diately ollo_w
.g-, V. W. H.-Tuesday, Charlton-park ; Thursday, Amp- --------- •-•.------- 77- --
did not return for the cheque, which proved, on inquiry, th t fr
assuming a_, 0111 previous fatigue, the family
. d. A s. d
at sg.
general rumour, it was denied by the railway authorities
ney-park ; Saturday, Fairford-park- at a quarter to Bank of Scotland .... • • 71 per t 100 0 0 100 0 0 190/10
to be a forgery.
that any special arrangements had been made for bring- would probably sleep more soundly. - According yi
eleven. British Linen Comp ..* 8/.. per cceennt: 100 0 0 100 0 0 '2OB/10
-
The prisoner, after reading the depositions, stated. that
in the dead of the night, supposed to have been. abou
Caledonian Bank
PRUSSIA. ing passengers from Sheffield to witness the execution.
Vine--Wednesday, Wakefield-park ; Saturday, The RI. per cent. 10 0 0 210 0 31.155.
they were perfectly correct, excepting the statement that The unfortunate culprit passed most of Friday night three o'clock, a spot about five doors off, occupied by
Vine-at eleven. City of Glasgovv Bank 5/. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0011/ Os
Little or nothing ha.s transpired. as to the pro-
had been convicted Of felony which was false. Ile had • ra er and before he left the conde ed cell he took Mr. Themas Peacock, builder, was selected. To this
Mr. Wheble's-Tuesday, The Kennels • F *(1
, n a,y, Burnt- Olydesdaleß a n k - • • • • • 61. per cont. 20 0 0 10 0 0 13f *Os
Commercial Bank .• • * 71. per cent. 500 0 0 100 0 0 180/ 0
gross of the negotiations between the Baron von been certainly committed for three months by Mr. Sergeant lannPaffercti'onate leave of the persons who had been placed house a forecourt is attached, and as those of the ad-
hill-common-at eleven. f•lastern Bank --••- 61. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 101 Os
Bruck on the part of Austria, and Herr von Pom- Adams, but that was for a misdemeanour, similar to the there to attend upon the criminals, as is usually the case. .ic)ining houses, on either side, have shops erected thereon,
South Wilts-Thursday, Wardour Castle ; Saturda EdinbAGlasgow Bank 31. per cent. 50 0 50 0 4/. 101
iner-Esche on the part of Prussia ; but that little present one.
The Rev. T. Sutton, both late on Friday night and it forms a deep recess. This,being only separated frill
Stockton-wood-at eleven. y, Exchange Bnk of Scot. _x. 100 0 0 31 5 0 9s. Od
lational Bank.. .• ..; 634 per cent 50 0 0 10 0 0 161 3s
WhiCh hai4 become known promises well for a satis- Mr. Henry-What are you ? The prisoner-I am a yesterday forenoon, attended upon Waddington ; and the highway by a dwarf gate, an entrance as wel as
Wyeside-Tuesday, Cusop-gate ; Friday, Pipton- North o f Scotlandßank 5/.per cent.* 20 0 0 210 0 3/. Gs
factory, though perhaps not speedy, result. barrister, but not at the English bar. I was in practice shortly before noon, Mr. William Gray, the under- concealment are easily accomplished. Against the wall,
bridge-at half-past ten. Royalßank of Scotland 151. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 1351 0
1
The Correspondenz Bureau, which is gen.erally at Newfoundland. in 1823. I was a
.Solicitor-General at sheriff, proceeded to the castle, to demand the body in b
to war Mr. Prince's premises is a pile of planks,
S• WW W e'
n. . . ynn s-Wednesday, Baschurch; Friday, Union Bank of Scot * 81 per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 93/ 108
Virester B k - 7 • t 50 0 0 50 0 0 72/ 108
n an , /. per cen .
well informed, says there is no ground for the re- Bermuda ; and in 1825 I was appointed Judge of the the usual form. The process of pinioning, &c., took li. hfr ' k h
&c. w ic , om the foot mar s t ereon, appears
Ba,schurch ; Saturday, Holt-at half-past ten.
t eahr s'
ben the mode b hich the thieves reached the Alliance Fire and Life 834 /.pr cent. 10 0 0 111 0 0 21112 s
port of the approaching betrothal of the Emperor Supre Court at Newfoundland. .
place, and as the castle clock struck twelve the proces- o ave ef
th
_. . .
assin d York and Ainsty-To-morrow, Ribston-hall ; Thurs- g,ritietit
ea ruarantee
1V r. Henry-But you were never called to the English
y w d f th
flat roof o e adjoining shop, an rom ence p g
of France with a Princess of Hohenzollern.
sion moved towards the scaffold, Waddington walking ay, Nunappleton-park • Saturday Pill M Bfr e ri Insur. 101. per cent. 100 0
25 0 0 2 0 0 4/. 15s
bar, and I don't think the Colonial Minister would have with a firm step. over four others of a similar description, and immediately
ton-at half-past ten. ' . P 00r, ra-er- „ity of Glasgow Life 6l. per cent.
5/ pe cent. 50 0 0 1 0 0 3/. 3s
given you these appointments without. The prisoner- contiguous to the windows of several occupied sleeping-
Nathaniel Howard was the executioner, and after Warwickshire--Tuesday, Millford-b 'd '.oalionnalearlatiftif•e• iniini:. 61..0; cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 '241. os
PIEDMONT.
ii t• rooms, including that of Mr. Prince. Over the shop of ri ge, at a quarter
Excuse me, there you- are wrong. I was appointed by Waddington had spent a few moments in supp ca ion to eleven • Thursday, Newb Id P ...: Rug. & Scot, Law Life 51. per cent. 50 0 0 217 63/ 786
The Medena Messenger of the 3d inst. announces
Lord Bathurst, and many others have had the same (in which he was audibly heard to exclaim " Lord, re- the latter is a ridge skylight, from the gable end of
day, Burt'on Toll-gate ; Saturn da accey--hht twelve ; Fi. a Life Assoc. of Scotland, 6/. per cent: 1g g g 11g g ri: ;7. i
the arrival in that city, on the 31st ult., of King situation without ever belonging to the, English bar. ceive my soul"), the executioner proceeded with his which two squares of glass were dexterc:usly abstracted
a quarter to eleven. y, u ingtoa-gate-at
ttiTeltohntrlgeri! LnadarLife gt. peerr cee t
I, p ennt. 200 0 0 20 0 0 135/. ;1/8s
Maximilian of Bavaria travelling under the name Mr. Henry-You seem to be known at the Westmin- ainful dut The bolt was then drawn, and the culprit and a bar removed. A very large gimlet was
.then
Colonel Wyndham's-Wedne d • • ScottishUnionlnsrnc. 7%1. pr cent. 20 0 0 10 0 132 s 6d j
Cocking-hill ; Fri- it 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 70 0 ,12/ ins
of the Count de Werdenfelds. ster sessions, so I shall commit you to take your trial Pwhose suffeyrings appeared to be very slight, was launched screwed into part of the skylight frame, from which. a ,ay,
a Silshurst-park-at half-passt ealYe; en andard Life •••• •• • •
er cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 21s. 6d 1
there upon this charge.
rope was thrown down into the shop beneath, into which
United Dep.Assuvan •
ce 51 P
-• into eternity.
Worcestershire - Wednesd B ' *Ex Dividend.
ay, romsgrove Lickey ; ]
AUSTRIA.
The number of spectators was very large, amounting by such means it would seem the depredators descended.
a .ng Friday, Grafton-wood-at half-past ten.
The Oest CorreSpondens of Jan. 5 contains a long WORSHIP-STREET.-H. Seymour, John Simmonds, to from 8,000 to 10,000, and they conducted themselves They next proceeded to the shop window,
.and h rii
Wheatland-Wednesday, Harpsford ; F 'tin MISCELLANEOUS.
ri y, Monk- i
article concerning the recognition of the French John Proctor, and George Harris, the firsl t tw.o odf whohm in a very orderly and becoming manner. broken op** several glass show cases stnpped t *IR
hopton-at half-past ten. .
of their valuable contents, consisting of fifty dozen
Empire, from which it is apparent that though the wore dress swords, and 7ere resipective y a..!t
ih
.Pri t 1 The body, after hanging the usual time, was buried _ --
Ansi: ' n Governmpri+ ~,,,,......., -4., 0,,,,,,,,,;,-,. 1-,,,,,,. full uniform of a cantain n.rol ip5,L=.,..c.4. sn . ..., __ . _

The Oest CorreSpondens of Jan. 5 contains a long
article concerning the recognition of the French
Empire, from which it is apparent that though the
Austrian Government expresses its sanguine hope
that the peace of Europe will not be interrupted,
it cannot entirely suppress its apprehensions for
the future. The character of Napoleon is
fully appreciated by Austrian statesmen, who
well know that no man is less likely to
be deceived by honied words. It is there-
fore lamented that the recognition did not take
place immediately after the Empire was proclaimed,
because it is felt that the delay is not likely to be
forgotten by the new Sovereign. It is whispered
here that thew representatives of the three Powers
would have officially waited on the Emperor a day
or two sooner than was actually the case, but that
he purposely let them wait. Much importance is
attached to Austria and Prussia's having addressed
Napoleon as " my brother," while Russia was satis-
fied with " my friend."

WORSHIP-STREET.—H. Seymour, John Simmoncls,
John Proctor, and George Harris, the first two of whom
wore dress swords, and were respectively attired in the
full uniform of a captain and lieutenant in the Royal
Navy, were charged before Mr. D'Eyncourt with being
drunk and riotous at the Grecian Saloon, City-road, and
the defendant Harris, who was described as a surgeon,
was charged with attempting to rescue the other pri-
soners, and assaulting some of the officers of the above
establishment.

It appeared that in the course of the performance the
preceding evening, the defendants suddenly made their
appearance in one of the pr&ate boxes, and had scarcely
taken their seats when they began conducting themselves
in such a disorderly and uproarious manner as to attract
the general attention from all parts of the house. In the
first instance the defendants directed their offensive re-
marks to the performers on the stage, and after a- short
interval they left their box and made their way to the
lower stalls, where they paraded to and fro, keeping up
a running fire of insulting remarks to the audience. On
being remonstrated on their ungentlemanly conduct,
they instantly assaulted several ladies and gentlemen in
the company, which improper conduct they persisted in
until it was found necessary to stop the performance, and
a simultaneous cry of " Shame—turn them out," was
raised in all direction's ; a posse of attendants, headed by
Saunders, the officer of the saloon, went to them, and,
after an ineffectual attempt to induce them to re-
sume their place, were obliged by forcible means to effect
their expulsion. Their efforts were strenuously re-
sisted by Simmonds and Seymour, who threatened to
draw swords and cut them down, but before they could
do that their weapons were seized by Saunders, who put
them out of thier reach. A scene of great uproar en-
sued, and resulted in the forcible expulsion of the de-
fendants, and their removal to the station-house.
Distinct charges of assault were proved against Sim-
monds, Seymour, and Harris.
Mr. D'Eyncourt fined the first two 40s. and costs, or
to be committed for seven days, and Harris, who had
been by far the worst, he fined in the full
penalty of
51., or two months' imprisonment.

The number of spectators was very large, amounting
to from 8,000 to 10,000, and they conducted themselves
in a very orderly and becoming manner.
The body, after hanging the usual time, was buried
within the precincts of the prison.

A FRENCH EXECIITION.—A man named Durand, con-
demned to death some time ago for having violated a
young girl 11 years of age, and then cut her to pieces,
has just been executed at Melun. Up to the last mo-
ment he treated with contempt the exhortations of the
priest, and as he walked to the scaffold gaily sung dif-
ferent ails. On reaching the place of execution he cried,
"Ah, ah !we shall see ; what fun !" With much per-
suasion he was induced to kneel near the fatal block,
and to recite some prayers after the priest, but he did
so in a tone of bravado. When, in the midst of them,
tne priest extended the crucifix to him, he pushed it
aside, and said, " Let me be quiet ; I will embrace it
afterwards !" Placed on the block, the executioner pre-
sented him with the cross—he kissed it, and the knife
fell.

MURDER IN MAYO.—Richard R. O'Grady, Esq.,
coroner, has just held an inquest at Loughnabo, in the
parish of Bohola, on the body of Thomas M'lsTicholas.
It appeared by the evidence that the deceased, with
some friends, were returning from a funeral—a solemn
ceremonial in that part of the country very frequently
converted into a meeting for the exhibition of the most
revengeful passions—and having adjourned to a public-
house in Bohola, where they had some whisky, they
were assailed by a party of five men in the house, who
had just arrived from England, and were much intoxi-
cated. In the melee the unfortunate deceased was
struck with a pitchfork and killed. A verdict of wilful
murder was returned against one of the parties named
Kenny, and of being " accessaries before the fact"
against the remainder.

On Saturday the neighbourhood of Walworth was
thrown into the greatest excitement in consequence of
a report having 'gained circulation that a most daring
and extensive burglary had been committed on the pre-
mises of Mr. Thos. Prince, the proprietor of the Fancy.
Repository, 38, Reckford-row, near the Camberwell-
gate, Walworth-road. Upon inquiry, it was ascertained
that the report was unfortunately too well founded, and
that Mr. Prince had been plindered of jewellery, vari-
ous gold and silver articles ; as also many of a fancy de-
scription, mounted in gold and silver, to the amount of
about 1,000/. The mode in which this daring burglary
was effected shows that for ingenuity of design, care-
fully matured and systematic plans, and the consummate
skill with which it was executed, it fairly rivals, or may
be said to surpass those recently committed at Jones's,
the watchmaker of the" Strand, and Messrs. Deane,
Dray, and Co., King William-street.
It appears that on Thursday night a large party
of friends had assembled, and of this circumstance
it is supposed the depredators had gained infor-
mation, for they allowed that night to be passed
over, and selected the one immediately following,
assuming that, from previous fatigue, the family
would probably sleep more soundly. - Accordingly,
in the dead of the night, supposed to have been about
three o'clock, a spot about five doors off, occupied by
Mr. Thomas Peacock, builder, was selected. To this
house a forecourt is attached, and as those of the ad-
joining houses, on either side, have shops erected thereon,
it forms a deep recess. This,being only separated from
the highway by a dwarf gate, an entrance as well as
concealment are easily accomplished. Against the wall,
towards Mr. Prince's premises, is a pile of planks,
boards, &c., which, from the foot marks thereon, appears
to have been the mode by which the thieves reached the
flat roof of the adjoining shop, and from thence passing
over four others of a similar description, and immediately
contiguous to the windows of several occupied sleeping-
rooms, including that of Mr. Prince. Over the shop of
the latter is a ridge skylight, from the gable end of
which two squares of glass were dexterously abstracted
and a bar removed. A. very large gimlet was then
screwed into part of the skylight frame, from which a
rope was thrown down into the shop beneath, into which
by such means it would seem the depredators descended.
They next proceeded to the shop window, and having
broken opoa several glass show cases stripped the
of their valuable contents, consisting of fifty dozen
of silver pencil cases (chiefly Mordan's patent),
worth in all about 3001. ; about half the number of gold
pencil-cases, worth from 30s. to 50s. each; a quantity of
gold chains, silver and other card cases, silver butter and
fruit knives, as also numerous gold set and jewelled
brooches, diamond, pearl, and other rings, pins, &c., to
an amount and extent which is at present incalculable,
but is known
_to exceed 1, 000/. With this valuable
booty, by thtieW of Mr. Prince's shop-steps, the bur-
glars escaped through the aperture they had made in the
skylight, though, from the trepidation in which they ap-
pear to have fled, they must have been disturbed, as they
not only left behind them several valuable articles
strewed about the shop, but omitted to abstract the con-
tents of a drawer close to the cases, in which were a
number of valuable gold watches, and a considerable
sum in gold and silver ; they also left behind them their
dark lantern, matches, rope, gimlet, a chisel, and for-
midable clasp-knife, as well as on the roof an old quaint-
looking umbrella, the handle mounted with gold. As a
further proof of the haste in which the retreat was
effected, one of the thieves, from the noise which was
heard, and the displacement of some of the boards, must
evidently have fallen down the pile of timber at Mr.
Peacock's before reaching the street. Informatioa of
this depredation having been forwarded to the police,
Sergeant Quinnear, with Copping and Baker, detective'
officers of the P division; repaired to the spot, and are
actively engaged in pursuit of the delinquents.
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HARRIERS.
Aiton—Friday, Whitrigg—at nine.
Lord Bolton's—Wednesday, Boat Pasture • Saturday,
Cotescue, at eleven.
Carlisle—To-morrow, Greyhound Inn, Broadfield ;
Friday, Newby-cross.
Craven—Wednesday, Satterforth ; Friday, Stainton-
coates—at eleven. •
Dulverton—Tuesday, Twelve Acres Post ; Friday,
Woolcott—at half-past ten.
Eamont—Wednesday, Skelton ; Saturday, Long-
wathby.
Harrogate—Wednesday, High Harrogate ; Saturday,
Burnt-gates—at half-past ten.
High Peak—Tuesday, Elton Village ; Thursday,
Longstone ; Saturday, Parsley Hay-wharf—at eleven.
Lord Lonpdale's—Friday, Rowsham—at twelve.
Mr. Okeover's--Tuesday, Grindon ; Friday, Ni n

Dividend Amount
Name of Company, per of Paid. PI ice,
Annum. Share.
£ s. d. s. d.
Australasia 61. per cent. 40 0 0 40 83;‘
British North American 61. per cent. 5o 0 0 50 0 0 6I I/2
Commercial of London. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0
Colonial 31. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0
lonian
Lond. Char. Bk. of Aus. 20 0 0 2 10 0 5%
London and County Q. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0
Londn and Westminstr 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 London Joint-Stock 6l. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 21%
Provincial
SNoaDutitihot
tnoal N.
Australia
feo
6648:11....pppp.
ececirrt
cecle
nnnbttts.... 14225050000
0000
000
212025
1000
000
_4! Ditto, New..
Nat. Provncial of Eng, 61. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0
Oriental Bank Corpora. 81. p. ct. & be. 25 0 0 25 0 0 403 i
Union of Australia
66/.lp..pceticeBonbst: 25 0 0 25 0 0 73
Union of London
Union of Madrid 000
4212050 10000
00 7590

kr. E. Williams's—Tuesday, Pie Village ; Saturday,
Callington Newbridge—at ten.

WEATHER.—ItSE
is a remarkable circumstance
that an unprecedented quantity of moisture has fallen
this season all over this country, Ireland, France, Swit-
zerland, Germany, and other parts of Europe. In
America it has been little better ; in Africa and India,
also, an unusual amount of rain has prevailed. Much
4lamage must have been done to the whiter cereal crops
in this country and Europe generally.
TIE WEATHER IN IRELAND.--Another violent gale
from the S.W. has been blowing for the last 24 hours,
accompanied by torrents of rain. Several of the in-
land mails due at 5 this morning have not yet arrived,
the delay being doubtless attributable to the severe state
of the weather. The accounts from the country univer-
sally complain of the backwardness of all agricultural
operations. In fact, out-of-door work has been almost
completely suspended for some time past.
AZOTREoARIEs' HALL.—Names of gentlemen who
passed their examination in the science and practice of
medicine, and received certificates to practise, on Thurs-
day, Jan. 6, 1853 :—John Dunning Tucker, Sheepwash,
Devon; William Henry Ayling, Portsmouth.

PHOTOGRAPIIC SOCIETY.—A committee was formed
early in the spring of last year, with a view to the
establishment of a Photographic Society, but the ex-
istence of the patent rights prevented the object from
being carried out at that time. The discussion, how-
ever which took place on the subject between Mr. Fox
Talbot and the committee, and the appeal made to that
Intleman by the presidents of the Royal Society and
the Royal Academy, induced him- to abandon them,
and, with a slight exception, to leave the act unfettered.
This obstacle being removed, the committee have re-
sumed their labours and it is understood that nearly
200 persons have given in their names as desirous to
join the society, and that a meeting will shortly be
called to launch it, and elect its officers. It is intended
to hold meetings once a fortnight during the first year
of its formation, when communications will be read,
specimens exhibited, and discussion ensue on subjects'
and novelties connected with the art. Probably a
.„.la-
boratory will, in time, be established, where
experi-
ments may be carried on and processes tested
gal-
lery, too, of photographic pictures will doubtless form
part of its proceedings, and remaino open n during the
f
usual seasons, when the progress
art will be
shown from year to year. The subscription, it is said,
is to be one guinea annually, with an entrance fee of
one guinea. The bringing together individuals who
have hitherto been working at the art, in • eance of
what each was doing, cannot fail to assist inlitsdrevelop-
ment.—Journal of the 'Society of Arts,

WATER-WORKS.
Name of Company, Dividend Amount
per of Paid. Pace.
Annum. Share.
£ s. d. X s. d.
Grand ;f
East London ...unction .... •• . 61. per ent. Steck. 12434
4/. per cut. 50 0 0 69
Kent ••..——— • • • • • • 41. per eat. 100 0 0
8434
Lambeth ............ --
New River Company.. 21. 10s. 100 0 0 _.
--
Southwark & Vauxhall 51. per cat. 100 60
Wert Nfidglesex .. • 6/. Os. pr cut. —0 0
—.90
110
DOCKS.
Dividend Amount
Num, of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
X a. d. X B. d .
Commercial •• .. 41. pr cent. Stock.
East and West India.. 634/. pr cent. Stock. _
Eat Countr .. . os. per sh. 100 0 0 --
London .. -
Ditto 80nd5........ 4/. per cent. - -
Si. Katharine •• • 4 per cent. Stock.
tOuthampton •• .. •• • 1/. per cent., 50 0 0 50 0 0 '
Victoria ............ ,2000 , 2 0 0 --

CANALS.
..;
-"In .w ; Dividend
.. of E I llamas Dividend of
...; cm panies. :, per Price.) e.mpanit,,. -.4. er Fri,
...1 Anpnum.
. Annual.
A A
Ashtn& Oldh 98 7/• p. et. 140 Macclesfield. 100 21.105. 40
13arnsley•• • • 160 Neatk •• •• •• 100 161.
44rknk&Abrg 150 51. 82m Oxford.. •• • • 100 13/. 132
Birmingham 40 4/. 105 Ni \Peak Forest. 78 31.185. 70
Coventry.... 100 257. 200 Regent's ...• 33 1/. N. 16?
Derby ••• • • 100, 61. 63 Rochdale ...• d 5 21. 42
Ellsmre&Chs 69 2% p. et. 33% Semrset Coal 150
Grand.funetn 100,3/. pr.,et. 51% Do.Lk FM
Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10 61. pr. ct. 12 Stffril &Worc 140 281. 405
Grand Surrey 100, 21. 10s. Shrewsbury.. 125
rand Union 100 11.10 s. 24 Stourbridge.. 145 201. 290
Senna& Avit 39 6s. Od. 7U Severn andl
Lancaster . 100 Wye Rail. I 26 21.08. 23
Leeds&Livrp 100, 251. 512% Warwick& l
Leicester ...• 100 51. 66 Birming. 5 100 44 40
Lefestr&Nth 83 41. 44% Warwick& 1
Loughborogh 1421 701. 510 Napton..3 100 al. 28
Nionraouthsh 100, Worcstr 80 31. 33
Mntgenarysk 1001 Birmlng. j ' ~„ '
IdeltnAlwbry 100' Wilts & Ras —10 a. Od. 74

Dividend Amount ____________
er of
N%ras' of Ct*mPBnY. Anpnum. Share, Paid. Price.
------ • X. ii. d. --S. 3. d.
Assam Tea ••••• • • • " ,/, 53. 80 0 0
20 0 0
35
Auction Mart •• • •
Australian Agriculturl 11. 100 0035 0 0 290
... 6/. per cent. 35 0 0
Australian Boys, ;tall
_ 10 0 0 2 0 . ---
0
%
British American 4 1
10
m zican MiLand 1 nt.. .8. 10 0 0 10 0 0 24
knglo--o
158. 88 10 0
Australian Trust
•• .. 61. percent. 100 0 0 12 10 0 ......
--
City
Do.
6pr ct. Bonds 61. per cent.
25 0 0 20 0 0
--
12124 U
per cent Bonds 51. per cent.
97
Navigation Bonds 81 per cent.
B
Ditto.• .... ( ) 25 0 0 710 0 8
Equitable Reversienry Si pr. cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 11714
ElectricDja'yig Telegraph
Ditto New ........ 50 00100 0 _ 0
Gen. Revers. & Invest. 5 p.c.lit bs, 21 100 0 0 100
Gen•SteamNavigation 10 p. ct. 15 0
14 0 0 29 0 0 100
Hudson's 8ay.... —..— Stock.
Hunger/old —•.•• •• 220 2/. 10s. 100 0 0 100 0 0
London Reversionary 51. per cent. 15 0 0 15
London Institution ... _
78 15 0 5
0 0 15
Russell Institution.... ..._
—„
Price's Patent Cand. Co. 10/. per cent. 20 0
0 17 01210 0
27'
10
Reversionary Int. Soc. 4%1. pr cent. 100 0 0 100 0
0 106
80
Royal Mail Steam.... 41. p. share. 100 0 0 60 0 0 South Anstralian..... 51. per share. 25 0 0 25 0 0 68 Trust and Loan Comp.
of Upper Canada.
________.........____
_.__:.:__.=
20 0 0 !__________O

A MODEST _REQUEST. Ain rn an jeweller in
mu
Paris, who had drunk too ho journeyman 4ing along
Paris, who had drunk too much wine was going along
the Quai Valmy two eveninscback with his wife, when
he
suddenly proposed to herg to throw herself with him
into the canal. Finding her deaf to his request, he sud-
denly quitted her, and 'limped into the water near the
Bastille. He was taken out some time after, but all at-
tempts to restore him to animation were ineffectual.
RAILWAY ROBBERIES AT BRISTOL.—A short while
since particulars appeared of an extensive series of rob-
beries from the goods shed of the Midland, Great West-
ern, and Exeter Railways, by which very heavy losses
were cast upon those companies. All efforts to detect
the theives proved for a long time unavailing, but at
length, by the exertions of Sergeant Summers, of the
detective police, a respectable tradesman, named George
Denett, who had two considerable businesses as a gro-
cer, liquor-dealer, and beer-retailer, was arrested as a
receiver, and upon one of his houses, which was situated
near the goods shed of the Midland Company, being
searched, some knives which had been stolen from one
of the parcels were found. He was also indicted for
stealing a quantity of silk and twist, the property of the
Midland Company, and for receiving the same. He was
found guilty upon each charge, and sentenced to'seven
years transportation.

ROYAL ARTILLERY.—Since the reduction of the
standard of height for recruits for this corps a number of
fine young men and lads have enlisted, as many on an
average as 100 per week have been sent to head-quarters
here, and it will not take a long period to complete the
addition to the regiment of 2,000 men which was recently
voted by the Legislature. Each troop of the Royal
Horse Artillery will now have six guns, five light six-
pounders and one 12-pounder howitzer. The whole of
the field batteries will also have six guns in each battery,
five nine-pounders and one 24-pounder howitzer ; and,
altogether, the Royal Horse Artillery, and the Foot Ar-
tillery field batteries will man and horse 200 guns for
home service, and they will always be in such a state of
readiness that they can be concentrated in any partof the
country and on the coast at the shortest notice, by the
facility now afforded by railway communication,

THAMES.—Thomas Brookbank, furniture dealer and
broker, 15, Redman's-row, Stepney-green, peared to
answer the charge of stealing the furnitureof Mrs.
Catherine Strannuch, a widow lady.
The case was remanded from Thursday last, for the
purpose *of obtaining the evidence of Augustus Waller,
who, it was alleged, had been the intermediate agent
between the prosecutrix and Brookbank. He stated
that he became acquainted with Mrs. Strannuch through
an advertisement relative to the disposal of some furni-
ture. He proceeded in the usual way of business, and