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that he had ever given the female prisoner or any other
person the money, or any authority to touch his bank-
book. He had, indeed, not been in town from the time
of the deposit being made until after the prisoners Were
in custody.
On the accused being called upon for their defence,
the male prisoner doggedly replied that if he was Pig
to be sent for trial he should like to go to the Old Bailey;
while the female, on her part, expressed a preference is
favour of the Middlesex Sessions..
Mr. BURR LL observed that as there had been a lc",
gery it would to his duty to send them both for trial 51'
the Central Criminal Court.
They were committed accordingly.
Mr. William Burrells, described as the proprietor a
the Paviours' Arms public. house, John-street, West.
minster, was charged with forging the name of a acr
sitor at the Westminster Savings' Bank, fraudulently to
obtain 201. 16s. 7d.
The first instalment of the above amount was dep°:
sited in 1847 by Henry Harrison, On the :Bth instant
notice was given by a female, signing herself C. Der;
rells, to withdraw 201. 16s. 7d., being the amount
various deposits, with the interest. On Wednesday the
prisoner went to the bank with the depositor's book, and
app! ed for the money, signing the name of Harrison.
As it did not at all correspond with the former signature
the actuary told him that it could not be his money, and
that he was not the depositor. He at first sroti'?,
affirmed that he was, and alleged that his wife had put L"„
the first instalment, and signed his name for him, but wos
.
informed that that was impossible, as females were 11°t
allowed to do so. Subsequently he admitted that he Wile
not the depositor, and that it was not his mony.
In defence the prisoner said there was not the le3,!t
intention on his part to defraud. Mrs. Harrison (te,°,
depositor), who was out of town, gave him the bow'
previous to her departure, and told him to take the
money out, and apply it to the use of her (Harrisons?
children daring her absence, and keep the remainder till
her return.

The prisoner was brought up again yesterday,s°a
discharged.

L AJIBETIL
Yesterday, Henry William lew4urst, alias the Beth
Dr. Dewhurst, the notorious begging• letter writer im-
postor, who has been remanded for a week, on a chargef
of stealing a blanket and two glasses, the peepertY,e
Thomas Bevan, was again placed at the bar, before tee
Hon. G. C. Norton, for further examination.
Mr. Norton produced a large bundle of letters which
he had received from the victims and intended victim'
of the prisoner, in consequence of the publication of the
proceedings at the last examinations; and the writers o`,
all expressed a fervent hope that Dewhurst might be
punished to the utmost extent of the law, for his gross
hypocrisy and imposture.
Romaine, the officer engaged in the case, and who Ma
been obliged to resort to the mast extraordinary state'
gems to secure the prisoner, said that since the last e
amination a female who was present had been to the different places where the prisoner lodged, and had used
both threats and entreaties to prevent the parties fro
appearing against the prisoner. The same female be.,
also threatened to write to the Commissioners about Ii
(Romaine's) conduct, and to have, as she expressed it,ll'
coat taken off his back, fora pprehending the prisoner' ,
The female alluded to was here, by desire of the ®tie
gistrate, gistrate, placed in the witness box, and, in reply toess
questions of Mr. Norton, said her name was Liotebk_;
that she lived at 9, New-street, Lambeth, and that ben
husband is a printer. She said she had heard that ,t,,
officer Romaine had sent a letter to the employer of
son of the prisoner, stating the fact of his apprehenei°
and this she thought was very hard.
Mr. Fergusson, the clerk at the Mendieity-offiee,
tended, and produced a large bundle of the prisonetto
begging letters, in which he had represented himself
ones
be in the most precarious state of health from Te
diseases.

Mr. NORTON, after reading over several documents;
by which it appeared that the prisoner carried on lid
many years a most extensive system of imposture, 550.
that an end must be put to such a scandalous orte:
and he most sincerely hoped that the publication of the
fact that the whole of the enormous sums of money
0.
which he, the prisoner, had obtained from the bene.
lent by his scandalous misrepresentations, was sir' to
to
drunkenness, dissipation, and filth, would be a caution
b.
the public, and prevent them for the future from oiLd
scribing a shilling for such a rascal. He then remands
the prisoner until Thursday next.
THAMES.
FELONIOUSLY WourrraNa.--John Barrett, „AsboUreirt
residing in East Smithfield, was charged pith feloniously
wounding Edward Eustace.
The parties had a quarrel about some women, when 4
Barrett went to his lodgings, from which he brought a
knife, and cabbed him in the eye.
INGuam seemed at first inclined to send the case
for trial, but ultimately fined him 51., or two months' Wl-
pris nment.
He was locked up in default.

HOP INTELLIGENCE.
WORCESTER, JULY 25.—We have to report a little,_
improvement this week in some of the hop grounds, tol'
late rains having cleared away some of the vermin, ae,
given vigour to the plant, which is throwing out fresh
shoots, and here and there showing burr; still, on the
whole, the reports are very unfavourable, and, with the
most forcing weather, not more than half a crop can: he
grown, a large portion of the plantation being past even
a partial recovery. Our market on Saturday was quiet,
though prices were well supported. The duty is set at
7,0001. New Worcester's, 755. to 985.; choice, 10554
Worcester's, 1846'5, 425. to 655.; choice, 703 ; old old's'
265. to 40s. This (Wednesday) is St. James.'s•day, and
as the old adage says—

" Until St. James's-dry is come and gone,There may he hops, or may be none.
Worcester Journal.

AIL.WAY SHARE MARKETS•

BR ISTL JULY 27. ,
STOCK EXCHANGE: MO market continues firm, though not actsYe
n,
The transactions to-day were principally confined to South -,"'°
Fifties, which closed at 12.
LIVERPOOL, JULY 27.
STOCK EXCHANGE.—The business done in the sharemarket tO.
hoWe.4
day was rather more than for the last few days. prices.
still continuo in a depressed tone. The sales are—Edinburgh
rae"at
Northern, 10% Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock, 17% nd
Northern (Preference, 5 per cent.), 2% dis.—Ditto (London
n'ice,
York Extension), 1% dis.—Lancashire and Yorkshire, -Prefer%ing
12%--Ditto, Halves (L. and B.), 9% dis.— Ditto, Fifths (West IZ,
Union), 86s. 3d.—London and North-Western, 133 c.—Ditto,
Quarters, 3% p.—Manchester, Sheffield,. and Lincolnshire, Prefer-
ence, ence, 11% —.Midland, Halves, 12% dis. York, Newcastle, a;,.
Berwick (Extension No. '2, N. and B ), dis.—Ditto (G• 14.
,-/dian
Purchase), 6 per cent. till 1850, 4 dis.—York and North A,.
"
Preference, 6 per cent. till 1850, 2% c. dis.

A HESTER,— dETI:ir 27.
STOCIC EXCIIANGE.—TheMNC transactions to-day were AS folloWrre.
Manchester and Sheffield, Preference, 11%—Ditto and Leeds,
ference, 1254—Ditto' Fifths, 3 3-16 dis.—Grimsby Docks 951—.
West Riding Union, 4 5-16 dis.
RNGIIAM; JULY 27.
STOCK EXCRA&oE.__The transactions to-day were as follow•
Birmingham and Stour Valley, 11—$hrewsbury and Birminghsta
(A), Si. Is. 3d. dis. Ditto, Preference, 1% p. North Stafford.
shire, 51. 3s. 9d. dis.

YOK, JULY 26.
STOCK EXCHANGE.—The transactions to-day have been as fol-
low: —Great Northern, Preference, 3:,4 —Sheffield, Rotherham, 5$
Goole (N. Div.), guaranteed 5 per cent., 13s. 9d. ex in.—York, NPO:
castle, and Berwick (G. N. E. Purchase), 3/. 18s. 9d. ex ln.—York
Rna
North Midland, 304—Ditto, Preference, 714 ex in.
GLASGOW, JULY 26.
STOCK EXCHANGE —The transactions to-day were as follow:--
Aberdeen, Preference,s —Glasgow and Greenock, Preference, 7d. "
—Great Northern, Preference, 5 per cent. guaranteed, 765.

THE READING ELECTlON.—Appearances promise
a sharp contest for this seat. Besides Sir John Ear%
Mr. John Frederick Standford, of Foley House, Port-
land-place, London, has announced himself a candidate
upon " Moderate Liberal" principles. Mr. George
Bowyer, of North-court House, Abingdon, and s magic"
trate for the county, is also in the field upon the Liberal
interest.

IADVERTISEMENT.]—THE EARL OF ALDROROI7O/1
AND Horzowav's PILLS.—An astounding cure by this miraculoeS
medicine, alter every other means had failed. See extract from h"
Lordship's letter, dated villa Messina, Leghorn, Feb. 21, ig4s.
Professor Holloway—Sir: I beg to acquaint you that your pills have of
fected a cure of a disorder in my liver and stomach which all the most
eminent of the faculty, at home and all over the continent, had not
been able to effect ; nay, not ever the waters of Carlsbad or Ma:
rienbad. (Signed) " ALmioeouon.” These wonderfhl pills will
cure any disease of the liver or stomach.—Sold (also Hellowar.b
Ointment) at Professor Holloway's Establishment, 244 Strand, A
by ell medicine vendors throughout the civilised world.

BIRTHS.
On the 25th inst., in Gr, svenor-crescent, the Lady Eddis'
bury, of a daughter.
On the 17th. inst., at Wiesbaden, the lady of G. R. Lam'
bert Annersley, Esq., of a son.
On the :24th inst., the wire of the Rev. G. F. Weston,
vicar of Crosby Ravensworth, Westmoreland, of a daughter..
On the 25th inst., at Tavistock-square, the wife of U. W
Lydekker, Esq., of the Inner Temple, of a son.
On the 25th inst., at Turnham• green, the wife of the Rev
R. C. Jenkins, of a daughter.
On the 26th inst., at Holly house, Turnham-green, Dire.
John G. Lye, of a son.

MARRIED.
On the 2!th inst., at St. George's, Hanover-square, Francis
youngest son of William Rhodes, of Branhope-hall, York-
shire, to Charlotte Maria, eldest daughter of the late W.
Darwin, of Elston-hall, Nottinghamshire.
At Blairhill, Perthshire, on the 18th inst., Andrew Grel
Esq., Captain 48th Rrgiment, to Alexandrina Haig, young"
daughter of the late John Berry, Esq.

DIED
On the "3J inst., at Old-hall, East Bergholt, Susan Div"
beth, Countess D.,wager of Morton, aged 57.
On the 2,3 d inst. at Hillingtnn-hall, Norfolk, Martin lir*
B. Ffolkes, Esq,, eldest am of Sir William Browne Ffolkes,
Bart., aged 31
On the 24th inst., Jane, the wife of Edward Shepherd,
Esq., of Southamp on.
On the 24th inst., at Ealing, Henrietta Richardson, third
daughter of J. Ponsford, Esq.
On the 26th inst., Hephzibah, the wife of the Rev. W.
Walfurd, of Uxbridge-common.
On the 24th iust., at Coolcham, Berks, Mr. D. Reward, of
Saville-row, Wal worth.

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Mi.:IWO/0z; SAturday, July 28,18,19,

W 0 R S HI P-S TRE E T.
George Andrew Bartlett, foreman in the service of 111.1
Alexander Osborne, a bonnet-shape manufacturer, T
Somerset-place, lloxton ; Priscilla Sarah Bartlett, 110
mother; Mr. Wm. Bourne also a bonnet-shape mender'
turer in Old Castle-street, Bethnal-green; and Mr. Thai:
Attie, a tradesman in the neighbourhood, were placed at
the bar for final examination before Mr. Balumil'
charged, the former with having stolen a large quantiti
of stock from their employer's warehouse, and the V°
latter with having feloniously received a portion of the
property, well knowing it to be stolen.
The evidence received to-day was corroborative of thes
which has already been published.
Mr. HAMNILL said that it was clearly a case for the
decision of a jury, and though he must discharge the
Woman Bartlett, against whom the evidence was insuffi'
cient to insure a conviction, he should order the deposi4
tions to be taken for the committal of all the other cm
soners; but would extend the sureties already Put i 11234
Attie, and accept substantial bail for the appearance -
the two others.