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THE SUN, LONDON, MONDAY MORNING-, FEBRUARY 15) 1847.
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INSTITUTION OF CIVIL MYSTERIOUS ALLEGED OUT- LAW INTELLIGENCE. ! hooked handle and struck at him, but missed; he then struck Paynter to answer an information, at the instance of the MARKET NEWS.-(SATURDAY.)
ealpable neglect of their duty in having permitted such
again, and gave prosecutor a "dreadful and brutal" blow on ! Excise, for selling beer without a license, whereby he had
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ENGINEERS. RAGE AT COTTENHAM.
the temple. He went to the Lord Mayor and took out a , iocurred a pei ally of 20/.
mal-administration to continue.
stun' COUNCIL, Feb. 13.
Mr. Slea the solicitor a erared for the defendant, COVENT-GIS.RXIEN.
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summons, but could not attend, as he was ill in bed, he was
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of so grave a nature, we called before us the petitioner, Sir Jolts RENNIE, President, in the Chair. A married woman, named Savage, residing at the The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council sat again on obliged to keep his bed two days, and after he had been out and 1 cf' • 'PP
p eade not guilty.
per lb ; i •essert Apples, tis to 8s per half-sieve ; Kitchen ditto,
and after examining him upon matters in reference to The paper read was a description of the " Helder, or village of Cottenham, in this neighbourhood, !sae (a_c- Saturday tohhear colonial appeals. The Lords present were- he was confined two days more.
The Excise proved that the defendant had never taken 4s 6,1 to es 6d per oushel ; Oranges, Ss to 15s ; and Lemons, ge
Pine Applee, Cs 6clto is 6,1; and Hot-house Grapes,ss to 6
which he was himself competent to furnish information, Great North Holland Canal, 'by George B. Jackson,
ross-examine H y . .
corchng to her own. state_ment) suddenly aecosted In the Lord Brodg. art% Lord Lan dale, Lord C bllth J 1 C •d b err C eaxsoe-I live at No. 10,
Court and the Cha llaraPf eh' De •hln•g; I out a license to enable him legally to sell beer, and called to 16s per
a witness who had been in the defendant's employ, 100 ; Cabbages 8d to Is 4d; Red ditto, 2s 15e1
we summoned the witnesses whom he named, and ques- Assoc. Inst. C.E. This canal was constructed by the Public road at eight o'clock on the evening of the 31st of the lel/duals-a 3 , ace or ot e us, eo G eucester- place,. ox.ton. I rel'id not. &sire. my attorney not
who to 4s 6ii per dozen ; Potatoes, 9s 6d to lls per cwt ; Horse..
tioned them upon oath in his presence, affording to the late Mr. J. Blanken, engineer, during the six years be- ult., by some ruffian unknown. Before she had time to Cornwa .
IN RE MIXCHIN. deposed to the defendant having, in the kitchen of his radish, 2s to 4s per bundle ; Turnips, 2s 6d to 2s 9d ; and.
hem such
taster was applied to her moutb, she was I
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petitioner himself an opportunity of putting to t tween 1819 and 1825, for the passage of frigates and reply p
The arguments in this case, which were part-heard yes- 'an old woman, as I have an objection to medical men, as house in the brickeeld, a regular tap fitted up for the Cardots, 4s dil to is per dozen bunches; Celery, /s 6_d to 21164 !
substan-
ad
b h • t d 1 e d t ted th
raspe yt e wris san ees, nn ranspor on e Ilivheadd nine
ane forced Rhubarb, Is 9d per bundle ; Owens, as to 8s ed
Interrogatories as he might think would tend to first-class merch.antmen, and extends from Amsterdam g
terday, were resumed to-day, and occupied their Lordships they make such long hills. Had heard that defendant had I sele of beer, and that on the day chargcd in the infertna
f the
shoulders of the mysterious stranger over hedges and
per bushel ; Sea Kad, 2s to Ss 3d per punnet.
tiate his charges. He also had the advantage o .
his to Nieuwediep, In the Texel. The state of the nevi-
the Whole morning. The case came before their Lordships lost his wife, and had heard that he had buried her without I tion he vvss served by a boy in the defendant's employ,
ditches, to a lonely field. There she was set down, and
assistance of Mr. Duncombe, the gentleman by whom gation through the Zuyder Sea in the early part of the by way of appeal by James Minchin, Esq., barrister-at-law, the rites of a Jewess. To the best of his knowledge he was 1 with a pint of beer, for whi:th, and sotnething else,- sir:- NEWGATE EINE 7,26IIIO2ENnALL.
ns, whom
17th century having become so defective, in consequence coolly told that her head would be cut off if she made and late Master ofnthe Supreme Court of 11Iadras, against an not speaking about it. Did nodrecolleet whether he spat in
We had a eteady trade here this monolog on the following
1 pence was stopped out of his wages by the defendant on
petition was presented to the House of Commo
riod of our
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the slightest uproan, or attempte any. resisters. . t
1845, dismissing the face of defendant or not ; if lie did it was attefro he 7;
terms .- Beef, from 2s 8,1 to 3,1 gd ; Mutton, 3s 61 to
we allowed to be present during the whol
d ° Pess-examined of accumulated sand banks and shoals, that camels were order of that Colucr:,
fr raircld in June,
the following Saturiley
o 4s 10d
the same time no indecency, approa hing to lonious e. official misconduct in the ceived the blow. Had been excluded ever since m t
4s 4d ; V:eal, 4e 4d to 5s 2d ; and Pork, 3s 8d tu.
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investigation, and who examined an, cro necessarily made use of to lift the vessels over the
d him
fi:om li
h bills of costf Mr. Sleap, fer the defendant, contended there was
d r to check
violence to her person, was commltted, or even offers,- taxation o. t e in a cause of Dlottee Ran v. coffee-room by Mr. Moxey, the proprietor.
per Sibs ny the carcase. Turkeys, 45 to 8s ,
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all the witnesses at his discretion. nor e shallows at Pampus thereby incurring both extreme
before the magis•rate no proof of the sale of beer. There
and to detect mis statements, we
The woman was plundered ofher marriage ring and some Campbell. M. Gardin, a French gentleman, was called-He proved
to 6s 6,1; Ducks, ls 6(1 to 23 3d ; Tame Rabbi , 1 1;
inadvertent errors, loss of time and inckvenience, the Dutch Government
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the assault, but could not tell what passed previously. was nothing in the Excise Acts to prevent a master, for to 9s ; Wild ditto, 10d to ls 6d ; and Pigeons, 6d to 10d each ;
ordered the books and other documennsdof the_pticirn do
deemed it necessary to consult Mr. Blanken on the money. Her clothes were then cut from her person, a
COURT OF CHANCERY, Feb. 13. Mr. CLARKSeItN addressed the jury, and said that as she , his own convenience, and the furtherance of his buei Surrey Fowls 6s to 9s • ditto Chickens, 4s to 6s ; and Barn-
be furnished te us, and tested the evi ence of h
sewiit-
possibility of remedying the evil. That engineer ac- Portion. of her hair was deliberately cut off, and she was
The I CHalecdat.oe. heard appeals to-day. The Prisoner had not ventured to deny spitting in the defendant's I ness, engaging men for so much wages and so much door t'
. owle, ei's 6tl to 6's per couple. Eggs, lOs to 14s per
nesses by a reference to these records, in every ca n
cordingly proje set at liberty. Thus far the woman's own story • and
cted the above canal, which has three di- . . ,
' further arguments in the part-heard case of "Bri hton 41. face/ the jurY would he justified in finding the defendant ROt I beer. All that the Excise had proved was, that in a 100 ; Fresh Butter, Is ld to Is 3d per lb ; Elements, 3s to
hich such concurrent testimony could be obtained.
whatever suspicions may hang over it, there appears to
w visions the summit level being only 3 feet 8 inches above
North" occupied his Lordship the whole mornin g
g. guilty, on the ground that he had been grossly provoked. ! brielefield a boy in the employ of the defendant hail 4s; Hares, 2s to 3s ; and Wild Ducke, Is 6d to 2s f3d each.
We also had before us, during the progress of this
be no doubt of the fact, that she did certainly arrive at
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the ouhets. Its length is 31 miles ; it is 123 feet 7
The RECORDER, in summing up, said that if the alleged I given a man in the same employ a pint of beer and that
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investigation, the three Inspectors and the Governor
the house of a relation, at a late hour in the evening
inches broad at top 30 feet 10 inches at bottom, and 20
VICE-CHANCERY COURT, Feb. 12. provocation had been given, although it might be imprudent I
.on the Saturday a eixpence of hi • wade- we; s, opped. Beef 23 8d to 3s ed •I'Ale• ton, ee ad to 4s 4ii• Veal, 43
of the prison, that they might hear the evidence adduced
above-mentioned, in a state of absolute nudity, with
for a man to use a cane, yet the indignity was beyond 1 It nas,,
feet 6 inches deep. ' The pile driving and boring experi-
The VICE-CHANCELLOR of ENGLAND took causes, ex-
however, a. f:ac capable '.:•1 '‘'n'ef, tcl-a;t2 in- tld 4d to'.•is 2d ; and Pork,'36 taTto 4.;'10d per tilles. '
against themselves, question the witnesses, and afford the exception of her shoes and stockings, and a piece of
endurance, and it was next to impos-ible for a man to re-
ments undertaken by him to ascertain the probability of ceptions, and further directions to-day ; but no case calling
I summer tinae the farmers in IliV: ••pr; d 'el 1* :•
a.< en_ an e sew lei,
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to us immediate information upon any subject inciden- flannel attached to one of her legs. But the mYsterY for a particular report came before his Honour during the main paesive under such an atrocious insult ; and although ,
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success show that the orieinel see. shore beim, the only
h h Is' f •.• ' '
ncre in t e a. it o giving beer in part wages, in order 2 Beef, -a 10d to 3s 8,1; Muttea, 3s 6d to 4s 6d; 1 eel, 48
tally arising, connected either with their own duties or i • n fnin a • b remains to be told. The woman had no sooner blazoned morning. it would be regretted that a person should receive a bodily
rea ly hard ground in the north o oan,is to e , , . .
to revent their leaving their vvork to get it. Ito 53; and Pork, 4s to 4e 10,1 per 81bs.
with the accusations into which we were inquiring.
th vill tl t • ( fth
en story in e age, san no men one o em a (Before Vice-Chancellor Sir J. K. BRUCE.) injury, yet a man who spat in another's face P
met vrith at 43 feet under the present surface of the "
dd• lily deserved the punishment with a cane, and wa Mr. PAYNTER said he did not anticipate the line o BILLINGSO.A.TE.
The several complaints preferred against the Gover- , police-constable) traced carefully, with a lantern, the ()KILL V. WHITTAKER.
d d *ls f dt. f the locks were laid
eroun , an as . e oun a ions e .
unlit for the society of gentlemen. He had not
.denied the defence set up. There wss, however, no proof that /if Turbets, 6s to ISs ; Brills, 2s to ss; Cod-fish, 3s to 9s ;
nor and authorities of the prison are then entered into route which she said she had been carried. The impe- This was a bill filed to set aside a contract, on the ground
nearly at that depth, the result of the experiments were .
f the defendant and it was ibr the jury to say was so in that case. He must therefore, convict led l Haddocks, Brl to Is 6d • Whitings 4d to 8d • and Lobsters, le
very minutely seriatiin; and the Commissioners then dirnents in the shape of quickset hedges, and ditches 3 It appeared that the def d t
of mutual contract. . en an pur- suggestionho l , ,
considered to afford sufficient guarantee for the stability
chased an estate for a term of eight years, and on a suppo- h h.: 1 b 'fi I • ' • . ' * ' 3d 3 di •S 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' 3 •
whether tey cou d make out whether or no t ere ai een Ine the defenoant in the lowent moiety of ee and costs: to 8 eac , o es, 8d to ds per pair; Smelts, Is 9d to s,
thus proceed.-
and even 5 feet wide, were such as seemed to render it
of the works. The character of the soil in that part of
sition that he was entitled to a renewal of his lease at the Provocation sufficient to justify the blow. The fact of pro- He thought it a caee for the consideration of the Excise and Thames Flouuders, Is foi to 2s per dozen ; Eels, 8d 10 15;
Having thoroughly sifted the complaints agetinst the Holland is exceedingly treacherous, and it reflects great morally and physically impossible that any man could
expiration of that period, laid out a large sum of money secutor's being excluded ever since was, also, a point in the Commissioners. and Crimped Scate, 8d to Idd per lb ; Mackerel, 18s to 301
Governor, and made some allowance for exaggeration credit on our foreign neighbours that they were able to have carried a woman on his shoulders along such a
The plaintiff's case was that there no specification to. the case.
per 100.
on the pert of witnesses, whose accusations were seldom route without on any one occasion placing down his effect, and that the purchase was only the value of the pro- '
l'he jury retired, and shorty afterwards returned with a m a ;------- 11UNGERPORD.
h • • d•tfi 1 • -•th -11' 'ls th hd t
overcome t e various , cu ties wi T$ it ey a o
warranted by the facts which they attempted to prove, burden. The clothes were found lying in a field perty for the term stated; while on file part of the defendant verdict-Guilty, there being no evidence to show whether , 'HE 1./ACE rRADE.-This market shows rather an Each kind of Meat commanded a steady wale, at fall price.
contend.
improved appearance since our last report, though its state is Otherwise the demand was in a sluggish state.
we hada, no hesitation in pronouncing- our opinion that The constructions generally consist of floating and which the woman had indicated, actually cut up from it was alleged that in the proposal for the property he stated there was any provocation.
ut not very satisfactory. Some amount of goods has been dis-
he has endeavoured to perform his duties svith zeal and swing bridges, tide-locks passage-locks, tns. The float- top to bottom, but the marks of the footsteps leading to that if there was any mistake afterwards in reference to the Mr. CLARKSO.N said the prosecutor had not denied it, b
p cl a, but they have not been sold at • •
any increase in BREAD.
The prices of Wheaten Bread in the metropolie are front
intelligence, and has done nothing to discredit the very ine bridges are peculiar 'on account of their flexibility, and from the field, which were carefully examined and contract, ttathtotreaVtaioeisi.ld be compensation on an estimate helTeillittt ziadielina e
caia the •
verdict must stand, but as there Price. Profits there are none, so far as the machine owner is 10d to 10!od ; of Household ditto, 8d to 1
9 Ad per 4lbs loaf:
high testimonials which he possesses from the officers in consistine of two platfornss, one fixed to each shore on measured by the light of the lantern, were those of only agwd
ic.. y
guments Were concluded to-day 1 was no evidence to show the provocation, and the prose- concerned. We are not surprised therefore to learn that
the army under whom he formerly served. His treat- piles, th: end of each of which is worked by sets of one person, and moreover they exactly corresponded to
Hi:H(4,l'ora delivered judgment. Th'isanei- cutor had not given evidence to throw a light on the sub•ect, more machinery is daily ceasing to work. If any demand r ket Hid s UWE ZTARICET.
ed, 561 b to 641 b, 'edict to 3d perlb; do. 641 b to
ment of the prisoners, with the exception of the two double levers, and resting on two boats, so that when the woman's own shoes. Such were the facts brought
which no case of specific performance of
NronatrTaileatt tzuto
fd the judgment of the Court was that defendant should enter like that usual at this time of the year should spring up, 7911hrd to 3
instances above mentioned, appears to have been judi- the bridge is required to be opened both boats are with- out in the examination, which ended in a finding thhnt
apoly. The only question was as to what the vendor in- into recognizances to keep the peace for twelve months, and Prices of nets must rise considerably, as the stocks in hand 881 b, 3:Y4d tolld ddoo. 78281bihnt.80Zete tdo 33e d ; do. 80Ih to
961 b to
cious and considerate ; cases were indeed brought un- drawn, one towards each shore. The Willun lock is the inquiry should there cease and determine. But th is
tended to sell, and what the purchaser intended to purchase. to come up for judgment, if called upon to doso, and then he are by no means sufficient to meet in-Nottingham Review.
1041 b, 51,0 to 6d ; ealf Shins ,
11,24 tfiodstd ,6 do6d ..
Horn
der our notice in which the prisoners complained of 997 feet 8 inches long, 51 feet 5 inches vride, the height it cannot do. It must be taken up by the proper. aut o
~- It appeared that the property in question was put up fel. would be at liberty to bring evidence in mitigation of punish- CHEMICAL MIRACLES.-At the Court of the Duke Hides, 13s ; Polled Sheep 1 gde'titc) gs Sad • Lit! and Hail'
excessive severity, but the responsibility for these cases of the lock walls being 32 feet 6 inches, and the gates ries and prosecuted to the ntrnost. The_ most 'neaten- public auction, andetaliseeaodivtertisement stated that it would ment.
of Brunswick, Professor Beyn'uss promised that during dinner brede, 4s 4d to 5s 2d; and'Downs, 3s 6d to' 4s 6d.
cable circumstance is the stripping part !ef thed trhanshac- be sold for underb a 1
evenatydyers. The property was - - - ----- __ his coat should become red ; and to the amaaement of the
rests upon the subordinate officers, as it does not appear thereof being each 99 feet 5 inches by 29 feet 4 inches.
üblic sal
BAY MARHIIITs.
that the Governor was made acquinted with these cora- ,
rhe total cost amounted to one million and a half tion, and the cutting off the wometrys hnir, an
I,sv etffiere !II disposedf3oy? ,
0 rhe pre'ivisinonth: defrant purchased POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Prince and his other guests, it actually became that colour. s,rrrunienn.--itleadow Hay 2/ 5s to 31155• Clover ditto,
plaints. The substitution of the punishment of a re- pounds sterling ; the time required by vessels to make we suppose that the woman horse! performr teat o c. i:n ormassturn f
i ake occurring was not certainrya eelli%zeedreiii:etitloe
-weed- M. Vogel relates the fact, but does not reveal the secret made
use of by Beyruss, but he observes that by ponring lime water 3/ 5s to 41 163 ; and St -?, 1/ 10 I' 1
s to d
1 143 per los .
Trade dull, at the above uroatv'tions.
duced diet in lieu of a dark cell, appears to have been the passage from Amsterdam to the Helder varies ac• to get up an_adventue% 71th:A
,i,hiNavitii,s Ltritt3lll
leePenersPeto deL of Conveyance, but, considering the advertisement, that MANSION-HOUSE. on the juice of the beetrnot a colourless 11 uid is obtained •
, Cuisameoreceo. Mead q a
ow Hay, 2/ 8s to 3117 a; Clover ditto,
made by the Governor from motives e.f leniency, and cording to their size and the raeans of haulage, fiy-boats, b
trated upolrls.herthby th 1
as:.gas the other an utter ab- the purchaser was now dead, and could afford no assistance, CHARGE OF UTTERING FORGED ACCEPTANCES.-On and that a piece of cloth -stee ied in this liquid and quickl -
with a riew to preserving the health of the prisoners. with six relays of four horses each, making it in ten e, as eye
.. icn dvobnlee crnotive.-Cambrid; e Advertiser. and that the discovery respecting the contract els as not made Saturday John Robinson was charged with haying two dried, becomes red in a few holurs, simply byq contact with th3e 3/ 5s to 4/ 14s ; and Straw, 1/ 103 to 1/ 15s per load. A
The only faults with which he appears justly charge- hours, whilst large East Indiamen require two, three, sence ot all "eel a for a long time after his demise, he thought it was an in- forged acceptances. air ; and further that the effect is accelerated in an apartment moderate supply, and a sluggish demand.
able, are- 1 and four days, according to the wind. The details of - evitable consequence that the contract should not be re- Mr. Thomas Trott, of No. 7, Primrose-street, Bishops- where champagne and other wines are being plentifully di Witrrncitarxo.-Meadow Hay, 2/ 5s to 3/ 15s; Cloven
First-A too hasty method of dealing with his officers I construction of the whoie of the works were given very BANK OF ENGLAND. scinded.
gate-street, builder, stated that in the months of May poured out. It has been proved by recent experiments that sito,i 3/ 5s to 5/; and Straw, 1/ 10s to 11 14s per load,
The Bill was dismissed with costs.
wool dyed by orchil of a violet colour, or stained blue by the pp y good, and trade dull.
when reported to him by others, or detected by himself freely, with the illustrative drawings. In the discussioa
aud June last he had transactions with the firm of
----.....-.. The other business of the Court was of no general interest. e acidulated sulphate of indigo in a bath of hydro-sulphuric ...._____daede=do_____________._,.
in some neglect of duty; not always giving them a suffid which ensued, it was stated that the only canal in this
Alien, Robinson, and Co., of Fenchurch-street. The
(From last night's Gazette.)
acid, becomes colourlees '
, yet resumes the blue or the violet LATEST '
cient opportunity for explanation or defence. country which could be contrasted with that of the
prisoner was concerned for that firm. He told witness I RICES OF SHAFtES,
Secondly-Tlie occasional use of improper or offen- Helder was the Caledonian Canal, which was projected An Account, pursaant to the Act 7th and Bth of Victoria, cap. 32, for COURT OF QUEEN'S BEIVCH, Feb. 13. on exposure to the free air. F• • •
other explanation applies to
the Week ending on Saturday, the 6th day of k ebruary, 1847. ELLIS el. ORMIVIOD ADD °THEW. so. The firm dealt in manure, and had purchased some the modern fact, and indiCates the possibility of reviving IN BANKS, ASSURANCE. AND OTH-
Ilt COM-
sive expressions, of which we should express our con- upon a report by Watt, commenced by Jessop, and
lABL'E DEPARTMENT. This was an action brought by the plaintiff, an engineer, from him, for which they paid him with two bills ; the ancient prodigies ; it also discovers the manner in which, PANIES' STOCK.
demnation more strongly, were it not thet the instances in a great part constructed by Telford, a tew years pre- x. X. against the defendants who are engineers carrying on busi- one for 46/. 155., drawn by• Allen, Robinson, and Co., amidst flaming torches and smoking incense in the sanc- ..______,..________
adduced by all the witnesses together amounted only to : .
viously to the Helder Canal. The principal difference Notes i55ued........ 25,504,325 Government debt •• 11,015,100 ness at Birmin ' • • ' Th Fl rt h E T.• 1 1 • *•fP 1 el a 1 -1 •r i ' Ah•
gharn, for an infringement of a patent which upon OMRS .t-C er, sq., ...averpoo,, am, purporting manes 0_ _on __mem, tee vei. conceaong toe sacred teings From tie Official List,
three.
between the two consisted in the nature of the ground Other securities .... 2,984,900
he possessed for improvements in the " turn tolls" used on to be accepted by Thomas Fletcher, payable at Glyn may have been seen to change from white to a blood-red hue, ÜBLISH
Thirdly-An insufficient attention to the rules of the through which they were cut; the former being CX- Gold coin and bullion 9,963,744
Silver bullion .... • • 1.540,581 railways.
and Co.'s bank, London, four months after date, and and which spectacle was considered as the presage of fright- ED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY E Ira-
prison; it appearing from his own evidence that he was cayated entirely out of alluvial deposit, whilst the
The case occupied the greater part of yesterday and the dated 20th of April, 1846. The other bill was for ful disasters. Blood boiling on the altars, or upon the LONDON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12
entirely ignorant of the legal force of the old Peniten-
, latter had to be cut out of hard gravel and in £25,504,325 x 25,504,325 greater part of to-day, and a number of scientific witnesses 28/. 65., drawn hy Allen, Robinson, and Co., upon, and marbles, or in the vaees of the temples. were also indicative
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tiary rules, and that, in two important instances, the
„ some cases rock. An interesting account was given 3r. 3fARSHALL, Chief Cashier. were examilied on both sides.
of perils and calamity. In Provenee, in the eixteenth Dividend Amount
Dated the llth day of February, 1847. purporting to be accepted by, Thomas Fletcher, Der-
rules actually stack up in the prison were not attenaea of the mode of forming the spot for the en t ranee The parties, however, came to an arrangement to take a vock, payable fonr months after date, and dated Ist of century, when a coneccrated phial filled with the blood of St. Nan.e of Company. per I of Paid. 111°•
to by him. \Ve refer to the rule requiring. him to re-
, lock at tho Inverness end of the Caledonian Canal. BANKING DEPAI.TMENT.
X. verdict for the plaintiffon the issues, in which he claimed all
the possession of the patent ; and for the defendants on the Magdalene, in a solid state, was placed near her pretended Annum. Share.
June, 1846. Witness asked the prisener whether the bead, the blood became liquid, and suddenly boiled. The --- -----..c d
port prisuners under punishmeet to the surgeon ana The object was to carry the work out itno Proprletors' capital.. 14,5f3,000 Government securi-
chaplain, and that prohibiting him from sentencing a deep water. A large mass of earth was deposited Rest .. .. ... ..... - 3,650,686 ties (including Dead plea that the machine they manufactured was not an in- bills were good, as he had to pay them away, and the same phenomenon was exhibited in the Cathedral of Ayellino, sustralasia •• --•• •• 6/. er cent. -I.
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prisoner to bread and water for more than three days in the sea to the full extent intended ; upon this mound Public. deposits (in- Weight Annuity) .. 12,313,17 a
- fringrnent of the plaintifrs patent. Both parties to pay their prisoner said they were, and the persons who accepted with the bloood of St. Lawrence ; and also at Bisseglia, with Britsli North American 51. Per cm' 5
4g g 0 :10 0 0
Other securities •• • • 14,019,93 G own costs. them were perfect gentlemen. The bills were dis that of St. Panteleon, and of two other martyrs. In the '2ommercial of London 5L Pper cen't: 100 0 g •2':• g g --
continuously. a heavy load of material was laid to consolidate the i=dimnU.oencenresqueonf
Notes •••••••••• •• •• 5,890,855 honoured, and witness could not find out the acceptors. Present day, at an annual public ceremony at Naples, some immial. • -
The want of a complete code of rules suited to the pre- mass. After settling for a considerable time, the upper National Debt, Say- Gold and sliver coln•• 783,412 COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-Feb. 13. Mr. Gilbert Bolding, solicitor. of Paternoster row, of
.the blood of St. Januarius, collected and dried some cen- ..,olidn and Westminstr 6/. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 30
sent government of the prison has apparently siven rise mass was removed, the excavation Was made for the lock ings-hanks, and Di-
ondon Joint-Stock ... 61. per cent 50 0 0 la o o --
f the ertre'es and to mucls of the ill-feeling, pit, and the construction was effected with comparative yietena accounts).. 4,668,23 S (Sittings at Nisi Prius, before the LORD CHIEF Banost and stated that he was concerned professionally for Mr. ti:iir amtnt becomes spontaneously liquified, and rises in a •
Jetropoliti i •
- '25 0 0 7 10 0
tO many o . . , ,•• ,
9, i 82,765 Special Juries.) Nicholay, who was in partnership with Mr. Allen, of ii:iiienimsenaaentioa thbe top of.the phial that encloses it.. These Provincial of Ireland.. 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 25. 0 0 --
which have come under our observation during this in facility, and had endured much rougher weather since, Ltheeern
ddeaPyo sai tisi d • •o•t •11 •ei•
DU= V. COCKS. Fenchurch-street, trading under the firm of Allen, Ro- NPvith orcanette ( eonpor,orndauceLdiobny red dr in.g . sulphhuend ett her Itiii,t,t,,o,lN7i: .
l• • .ti .. 81. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 --
quiry. The rules of the Penitentiary still possess a legal without any symptoms of failure. The superincumbsnt bills • .
ferce, but are, nevertheless, often inapplicable to the pre- weight which was removed being greater than any sub-
________. brought prominently before the public in connexion with son, and Co. In consequence of instructions which with spermaceti. This prepar2
tiz rzigd tp.re=l;ce
_:ra .
le an • • 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 ---
N. t. 1 01,11Cla ot Eng. 51. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 --
he had received, he me .
t the prisoner on the last Sunday the freezing point (centigrede) rem Ditto, New... -.• • • 51. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0
sent system of the prison.
sequent strain, there was no danger of the luck ever £ 33,007,378 433,007,378 various proceedings in the courts of law, was the plaintiff ; • e
ains comtosed, but
On this branch of the subject, however, the responsi- sinking. M. 3IARSHALL, Chief Cashier. the defendants, Messrs. Cocks and Co. arrny agents, of Pall- in leugdst, and had
.sonse conversation with him upon melts and boils at twenty. To raise it to this temperature idnnifoonn (:i tsitiratiia..: .. • 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 2 i
• , 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 --
blity attaches to the inspectors, and nut to the Go- The discussion was adjourned until the next meeting, Dated the II th day of February, 1847. mall. The action was brought by the plaintiff, in the cha- the subject of bills. given to Mr. Trott. lie knew a man it is only necessary to h,old the phial which contains it in the
-_________..-...-.....--..
vernor.
Tuesday, Febrnary 16, when it was announced that the -- -------- racter of administrator to his brother, Lieutenant Dunn, of named Torn M'Allster, as a servant of the Prisoner, and hand for some time.- Thompson's Philosophy of Magic. INSURANCE COMPANIES.
the 7th Foot, deceased, for the purpose of recovering from he understood that Tom M•Alister had accepted the 1-
_2EMPORA AIETANTUR.-Oti InSt Sabbath, Dum-
In commenting upon the conduct of these gentlemen, second part of the paper would be read, treatin f Me i n 'Mini • •
o xca stry.-Santa Anna, President; Romiers, the defendants a balance, alleged to be admitted by the de- bills in his own name. fries time was adjusted to London time, and to effect this our ~ Dividend Amount --...---
we are not unmindful of the other arduous duties which e The method of forming facine embankments andgs
:Name of Company.
ea for Foreign Affairs; Lubrysa, for Finance; Canalisa fendante as due to the representatives of Lieutenant Dunn, Mr. Thomac Trott, jun., stated that his father with Public clocks had to be accelerated twenty-five minutes per of Paid. Pee°
devolve upon all of them as prison inspectors, and upon defences in Holland," by G. B. W. Jackson, Assoc. Inst. - ' h d d ffi whom he lived, showed him the two bills, and after'wards '
upon t e sale of the effects of that ecease o cer. l'his was a process sufficiently simple ''' "'
*
-setting the hanas to Annum. Share.
two of them as Commissioners of Pentonville Prison. C.E. for War.
Mr. Martin and Mr. PashleY appeared for the plaintiff ;he went, br his father's direction to the prisoner, earl half-past seven in the morning, instead of five minutes past --- ----- - ---..
p t.) chaotic. A i 3/. 105 500 0 0 50 00 , 75,
Upon them, subject to the Secretary of State,devolved
I, iscount Melbourne entertained Viscount and the Attorney, and the Solicitor-General, and Mr. Waddington, said to hiln, "John, is it sa 9 •
fe to pa; these bilk away? The l P • X 11. a. x 1. d.
,
that hour; but the confusian roduced was etfee 1 -
e who thronn into our churches at " tha •
Illiance Brit. and For. 6 per cent. 100 0 0 11 0 0 19,1
the organization and arrangement of the new system at
Viscountess Palmerston and a select party to dinner on Wed- appeared for the defendants. Are they good bills?" To which he replied they were rin
icnorunotryt•ipleeoiL)lls
~
Millbank. The etatute 6th and 7th Vie.,e. 26, s. 8, con- RACES TO COME. nesday, at his Lordship's residence in South-street. It appeared that the brother of the plaintiff died in the
good bills-he would not deceive us for the world-he • were e'rfe tl t I
gl b f p
lc yas min( del to hear their . Ditto Marine.- -• • 6/. per cent, 100 0 0 50 0 57,
tlas .. 13s 6d rsh 50 0 15)11
50 0 :,,,i
atituted them Commissioners for the government of the
--rase_ Novel, Hoex.-A curious hoax was played off year 1840, and the defendants, as agents of the regiment,
Id •
• wou not give us any Jang e when they had yet mi es of their tourney te ises
but good bills. Witness then fem. D •uce itizens not long ut fb d ,
, -e se i-• - British Commercial .. 7;.•peisPhare• 50 0 g
prison, with all powers given to visiting justices by other
The following list of the fixtures already made for the on Mr. George Davies, of Oldbury, near Bridgnorth, last proceeded, in accordance with the regulations contained in
asked him who was Thomas Fletcher, of Liverpool, and at thei (C
ffeec bt the u et°d :id iell' were startled . lericl,Med.& Geu.Life 5/. per cent. 1.00 0 0 :3 i(,), ((), --
statutes. In the discharge of these functions it became week, hy some kind neighbours spreading a report that, in the Articles of War, to dispose of the effects of the dec.eased.
neexup
dthiow i welcoi,ne
31. 100 0 0 10 0 0
next season. will be useful to those stewards who have
said that Mr Fletcher was ahi hl res ectable co n eal anrd o'ett' the second eunete'uch ed t
gy p. r p, i. p
1,. •T e a arm nes (~rou n.. .. ...... •• • • 1(0, : . 50 0 0 50 0 -^.
one of their first duties to prepare a code of rules to be
not determined on the time of holding their meetin • consequence of the severity of the weather, he had given The plaintiff having called upon the defendants to give an .
h a *
gs.- leave to the poor people oe the town to gather turnips freen account of the disposal of the money realised upon the sale mere. ant, an one of the best agents of the house; and so great, that de doubt not many c tine sets suffered break- 1,4..ae1e • •,•• ••
approved by the Secretary of State, for the regulation of
age on the egression : and we
.dare say some not very cha- "
ri.ierer. eee s colt,
fLew .• • • M. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 3
MARCH. one of his fields near the church. The consequence of this was of those effects, was informed that he must produce the that Thomas Fletcher, of Dervock, was another of their
the prison under its new circumstances, and accordingly
ritable suppositions were cherished, to the effect that the bell- rreeompasal,:n,si, e ••• • • • 5% per cent. 20 0 0 All paid. 20
Coventry
.•• •• •• •• 51. per cent. '2O 0 0 3 0 0 -
a code was prepared, and signed by Secretary Sir James Warwick Spring
132 %.,
Graham.
Kilpin Coates
It is, however, much to be regretted that this code,
pure mischief. In some of the churches the congregation had imperial Fire -..• • • • 11/. and bonus 500 0 0 50 0 0 230
APRIL. cleared of the crop that the owner was apprised of what was account of the proceeds of the sale, the laet items of which case to stand over until his solicitor should arrive
vshich is, in fact, only an abstract of rules applicable to e
met, but there was neither minister nor precentor. In others, Imperial Life .. •• •• • • 125. 100 0010 0 0 ---,
Newmarket C.
The LORD MAYOR waited for some time, * '
but the pri- 1-deinnit Marin
the clergyman and clerk were present, but only a tithe ell the i-:,,,, Lire Y.. e•• .• it. sh& bs. 100 0 0 513 1 3'
prisoners, does not include many old rules still in force,
19 fion, particularly so as many parties who had benefited item-" to balance 199/. 16s. Odid." This balance the
Burton Constable 7 1 Newmarket, F. S.
. ........ it. ss. too 0 o 10 0 0 ---,1
and is, iu other respects, totally inadequate to the pur- Bath - soner's solicitor not having made his appearance, he re- people, and then, long after the exercise had commenced„,gal and General Life - 500 0 200 ,‘,"'
mended the prisoner. the remaining portions came hurrying in, in hot haste as if ,Jildon Fire ...... ..
poses for which it is required ; amongst other orniesions, Catterick
10s. 2.5 0 0 12 10 0 !",,
the dietary approved by the Secretary of State is not MAY. beiog applied to he said he had heard the:report, the same as The ArEOR9EY-GENERAL now contended that this was a GUILDHALL. pursued. The reason that our clocks bad fallen so f'ar be- • ,andon Ship ........ 10s. 25 0012 10 0 "
appended to it. This is, indeed, separately printed, but Newmarket, S. S. 4 I Epsom r-office, FORGING
. A FIFE HUNDRED POUND BILL OF Ex • hind exists, we need scarcelV state, in tlie difference between ;•tarine .. ..... ••• • .. 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 ---
I,'. cd. Invlld &Gen. Life 4%/. per ct. 50 0 e 2 0 0 48°'
the longitude of Dumfries aild Greenwich, and the neL,lect of
it is defective in not containing the punishment diet Sla oo caused two women to be apprehended, and taken before the atd not a balance due to the credit of the plaintiff.
, rewsbury
CHANGE.-A middle•aged man, of rather clerical aP- causing thetn to be adjusted weekly -Dumfries Standard.' ;,.,.1
ttii
ou
ii
il
aail IT Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 ---.,
which has been inereased from half to one pound of " magistrates, at their meeting on Saturday, when the case Upon examining the document in question,
8/.per cent. 100 00 ; S 0 0 SI
JUNE.
pearance, giving the name of Nicholas Kerp, was placed
bread. The only other rules now in force are to be Ascot Heath 1 I Stockbridge
MITRDER AT A CURISTENING.-A dreadful murder Vanadium Life.• ..... . 51. per cent. 50 0 0 ' 2 0 0 2ea
at the bar before Mr. Alderman Gibbs, on suspicion of
195
gathered from the old " nlillbank Book of Rules," still le the parties, Sarah Adams and Jane Hurst, were severally and although the latter item did not contain the words "to
was committed on Sunday evening at Newborough, in the 'tlcel'ix •• - -
ed
Hampton - -•- 5/. per cent. 20 001 0 0 ess.
retaining its obsolete title-page, and containing many Sutton Park - four miles from llischam. There had been a christening that nrooelkilent Life ... ... • • 1/. ss. 100 0010 0 0 23_,
regulations wholly inapplicable to the system in opera- Bibury- Club
day, which in that part of the country is usually a season of Royal Exchange 4s. 50 01 010 0 4%
-
tion. Under this defective state of the rules, it is not
5/. per cent. Stock. -
210
JULY Chronicle. intended to represent e ditto, e dittoe, e ditto," Mr. Clarkson prosecuted, and Mr. Ballantine defended great festivity; and after the parties had been to the church, e'en Fire ......... •• • 6/. 10s. -
surprising that some irregularities should have occurred Newmarket
- 49
Ditto life ..... ..... 11. es. -
.6 1 Nottingham -
amongst the officere of the priscn.
Lancaster -
The regulations respecting fines are not sufficiently Lieerpool - or not was stated that a gentleman named Hawley banked at their Welsh, who is a labourer in a quarry in the neighbourhood,
explicit, and the fines themselves have not been regis-
AUGUST. was found on Sunday night, opposite the residence of the not a question now before the Court.
house. The bill of exchange produced, purporting to be took some improper liberties with the females of the christen-
--.......- CANALS.
-----............
tered. We, therefore, recommend that a revisal of the Ripon 2 I York - Plaintiff was accordingly nonsuited.
drawn by B. Taylor ori H. G. Hawley, for 500/., he ifng party, and made use of indecent language, which called _ , ,
.• , I
rules should immediately be made and regularly corn- Brighton - itta.ToN. P. DE BURGH.
cashed on the 29th of December, 1846. lie gave the '
, noarinthoeopiceorfzencA,tnthllrfoanthernof tl:ie child, a person of the Names
,o 1 P, Dividend, mice. Names or f.l
' Dividend
... Der Frit&
~, ness of a laundress, at N 0.13, Camden-street, Kensington Mr. Crowder and Mr. Ball conducted the case for the
d d his party left the house, Companies. ;11 per e' Companies . -
Mllnicated to the officers. We are also of opinion that Horwich
" Gravel-pits About nine months ago she broke a blood- plaintiff, and Mr. M. Chambers, with Mr. Bovill a d party presenting four 1001. and two 50/. notes.
We .
lsh followed and went in the same direction ; and some
~a
any new rules made during the year should be inserted Wolverhampton - - ....._.
in the annual report required by the statute. *Chelmsford
X
had not, however, proceeded far, when Welah went up to &elan& own 97151.58. pc, - Monmouth,th 100 81
The Commissioners (after strongly condemning the Lewes ll I *Canterbury - alleged to be due to him in his capacity of en,gineer to illti'lla Messrs. Fuller's He did not acce tth '
oe=istittl .
p e I roud, seized him by the head, and pulling it back, cut his Ashby-d-la-Z 113, 4/ I M t rAgt. 1 • -
, • - n gom 00, 51. -
existing unlimited power of flogging) state that the SEPTEMBER. WiCh. She left there late in the evening, and came from .be
t Oxfo d, Th •
ame, High Wycombe, and Uxbridge ge produced. It was a forgery. throat with a knife so severe! • that t nfortunate victim Barnslev- • • 'l6O, 12/. -
3, he u . . 1 i , Macclesn . 1001 - -
general condition of the prison is most creditablo ; and Warwick
new clothes in died almost immeclaately. After committing the horrid deed Basinestoke.oloo, - - Neath ...• • • 100 17L --
a Company, in which the defendant was one of
elle y .
they conclude the report in the following terms :- Doncaster
led. On , elsh ran off, and called at the same public-house the party 8., rknk&A.brgilso' 5/. - Nottingham. 150 12/. -
the managing as well as of the provisional consmittee.
Cromtord .... 1100
We must now advert to what appears to us a defective OCTOBER. Church-lane, opposite the Princess Sophian reaidence, on the 29th of December the prisoner and another man had been at, where he called for a pot of whisky', and haying 14/. - Peak Forest., 78 31. 75
element in the government of the prison, as constituted Newmasket, S. 0 ll 1 Newmarket, H 0,5 the kerb-stonn She appeared very ill, end complained of The defendant pleaded that he was not liable. came to his shop to purchase some clothes. His com- drank it, he stated to the mistress of the house that it was Dueurdil)yeY • - 111:09
64/i. - Regende -- 33 1/. ss. 20
eared
Rochdale-- .85 41. -
pain in her chest. She was promptly conveyed home by the The facts in the case were unusually few. It app pardon was dressed in a very seedy manner, and on the last time she would see him. He then left, and hastened Ellsmre&Chsl33l 41: T
by the statute.
NCI-EMBER.
5 Shropshire • • /15 81. -•'''
- • • 'n the •
to the Four-stones station of the Newcastle and Carlisle Eeewash • - 1100 32/. - eomrset coal 1:-.0 71. 10s. -
The three inspectors, who constitute both the govern- Worcester not fixed 1 Tarporley not fixed ic and Mr Cobb, surgeon, was sent for, but deceased had that this, like many other companies, was got up i
pol e, .
' expired. Mr. Cobb gave it as his opiniel that death had course of the month of September, 1845, and that for being fitted with a new suit he left his old clothe bch•nd
him. The prisoner paid witnes "I • T s I Railway. On reaching it he seems to have been entirely Forth & Clyclllooi 4/. - Do.LkFdSt /2 6/. p. c. -
Sin si see. hey then
Gramme netn 100, 71. - Stflrd &Wore 14 0 281. -
ing and supervising authority, are named by- the Secre- r
Cl•he meetings against which we have placed an as- been caused by the rupture of a vessel on the lungs, from some time the meetings of the promoters and several of left and Ker rst d
urne about two o'clock in the ft overcome, partly by the liquor 14 had taken, and partly by Grand Union. '
1001 IL 10s. - Shrewsbury.. 12 5 15L ---
tary of State, and are officers serving under him in their tend( have not been officially announced, but in all pro- natural causei The jury returned a verdict to that effect. those who ultimatelY formed themselves into a provi- nok and tooPk t-
a er- the exertions he had made to flv from the locality of his Glamorgnsh. 172' 13%1. - Stourbridge- 1.45 20/. 315
general functions as prison inspectors. Subject to his bability will take place at the time mentioned.] CITY OF LONDON GENERAL PENSION SOCIETY.- sional committee were held at the offices of the solicitor, bi 'ltt ' a purse out of his pocket and showed it crime. In the meantime intelligen f
ce o. the murder spread 14i.str&Brkly 100; - - Strtfrd on Av .19 1/ 10s. ' ---
approval, they may make any rules that they please for
The Duke of Cambridge has honoured Mr. 11. F. Richardson Mr. Gell, at Carlton-chambers ; and the evidence of the In'
don limed about one hundred sovereigns. On over the village a
,nd the constable ( Mr. Riley) was dispatched Orantham • • 150' 121. - Severn andl . •
the governmeut and discipline of the prison.
with his commands that the festival of this charity ehould surveyor to the company, Mr. Trimens, went to prove the following day they called upon h" Tb •
fi -t th I • • un'
.e prisoner on horseback in pursuit of the murderer, whom he found in fludderslleld.l 57 - - Wye Rail.s '26 11. Bs. -•"
The prison, therefore, is not only free from the control A PROFITABLE MisrouTuNE.-The Courrier de teen place on the 31st May, when his Royal Highness will that the plaintiff' was engaged at a meeting of the cora- it smc re ,en iis companion, whom the prisoner called a public-house at the Four-stones station, and immediately fiCenutß&t,,Avn
43,71 Is. 6d. 514 Trnt& Mr-
-50 301. ---
of the Court of Quarter Sessions, and of visiting Lyons gives the following account of a robbery :-TIIQ curate preside. The illustrious Prince has before presided. Up- mittee, at which the defendant had presided as the chair- Brown. On the latter entering, he observed to Kerp, apprehended him. An inquest eras held on Tuesday before L'eaende,aLli,:rp- 1 .7,
,100, 1.411°.5. 52-2% TsleutYJB:_illijd 11 --
_,
justices, but is virtually unchecked by the supervision of of a parish, situate on the Loire, was returning from a neigh- wards of seventy merchants and others have already joined
man, in the earlier part of October, and that he attended "1 ana glad to see you, for I was frightened you would Mr. Stephen Reed, the coroner for the county, when the f
-acts Leicester ..••114031i 101. 10b Worcstr &I ~,, li 43
any persons distinct from those to whom its ordinary 0
bounng town, after having received his salary, to the amount the stewardship, and by the period of the announcement of
a meeting in that character on the 23d of that month. be stopped at the Bank, as they asked you where you above stated were detailed in evidence, and the jury return d
ne oetcetr &Nthl 8' 41. 52 Birming. j `"- , - '
government is entrusted. f 200 francs, on a spirited horse. On reaching a lonely spot the list, it is anticipated it will be the largest of the season. - n..
h eeting too. the defend nt lived, and from whom you got the notes. You told them a verdict of " Wilful Murder" against the prisoner, who was Loughboroele 142, 701. - Wllts it. Brits 611 11. '-'
wee the chairman
committed on the coroner's warrant to Morpeth gaol, for
____....-........-
We consider it desirable that the government of he met two thieves leading a meagre Imre% They stopped Lord Ashburton is president this year and 110 vice-presi- Of t is m
l'd th 1 • ' 4 L•
and congratu ate e p aintiff on .is ap "
pomtment.
' from Fuller's bank, and that I lived at No. 3, Bond- trial at the ensuing assizes.
LIST OP SCOTTXSR COMPANIMS' PRZCS.
the prison should be intrusted, as at present, to paid lavrihdiert(isbbhed hbim, not only of his money, but of his horse, dents adorn the publications issued by t'he society.
street." Kerp asked him why they asked those questions/ TuE SOUP KITCHEN.-The d. tl3 t. f
is ri u ion o soup and
----
- - - -- _-
officers of the Crown, under the immediate control of ,
Ile rtieesy
roth. mounted,. leay.ing their hack in exchan
t esigned to his misfortune proceeded on his Evidence was also given which went to show that the
g?' ROBBER SHOT.-On Tuesday night, the 2d inst., k _.
p,e._ ,
an,
~
as all cons 1 Leu, el the surveys, maps books of and Brown answered, " Because you went with four b d •
rea continues with unabated liberality; in fact, it would al- Dividend Amount
priori
the Secretary of State, and that it should furthermore between twelve and one o'clock, Mr. J. Sampson, of Bryrnp- wor w
journiey with his newl da q ired p ' ert but he was &c all delivered to the sot •- ' 1001. notes." They stopped at witness's house about Name of Company. per of Paid.
ton, was disturbed by a noise in the poultry yard, which reference, , _ icitdr of tho com- ten most appear, from the n umber of applications made to the
be subjected to a regular system of inspection ; but we speedily revenged by his3oweduhorse thrr(loPwin3o:' its riders, and
9.9 th of November minutes, and then left.
Annum. Share.
iately to get up and open his window. He pany on the - , the day prior to that on subscribers, that destitution grows with what it feeds upon.
nen..
believe it to be essential to a vigilant supervision that running home. The curate's servant seeing the horse return ""ed him immed
Failed out to two persdns whom he saw in the 3-ard " What which they were to be lodged in the Parliament offi Cross-examined by Mr. Ballantine-There was no On Saturday not less than I 500 gallons of soup and 1 500
£ s. d. .£ a. d
the governing body of this as of every other prison without her master raised the alarm, and the villagers pro-
1' d ade is hown that the defendant hd b - ae' concealment; there was no endeavour to prevent witness loaves of bread were dietrit;uted to ueedy individuals :on Bank of Scotland ••••• 61. per cent. - 100 o 0 175!'i,
should be kept entirely distinct and separate from the ceeded to seek for their pastor, whom they at last found r ytoiiiirlbusiness there r" but
.theyf did noht. tieip y, n
h a's amway it Wa3
a•° S nd spoke as one of the a
.een present
hearing them. Monday, there were 1,400 gallons of soup and 800 loaves of Royal Bank of Scotland 6/. per cent. - 100 0 15674
inspectors who may be appointed to report periodically slowly riding homeward. On the following Sunday, the toorth e, oah•er.pairt of the premis,es,
irom.wi ic f
.t
beret la
ot_
ei: at a meeting,
6115 th of October but u committee, at Ux-
Mr W. Hi man the rinci al at the is: • d t bread given away ; and yesterday (Tuesday) the quantit •
.% British Linen Company 81. per cent. - 100 0 0 220
e ac 3 art , where. they n ere ost,sig it o , u n h
~ bridgeeon the , , pon an examinatidn ' h g , p p, . ening epar •
Commercial Bank ...• 6/. per cent. - 100 0 0 161
on its condition. We therefore suggest that such a curate in church told the sequel of the story. The dhieves . D
li. -h distributed was 1,500 gallons of soup and' 1,500 loaves c;.f
coming from the direction of the hen s roost, and who cot-
of he "consent win was produced from the R e ment at t e Bank of England, said he remembered the
National Bank 6/. per cent. - 10 31.010
change should be made in the government of Millbank
.ivhen they nnste his horse had placed on its back a couple of dently was not well acquainted with the premises, made for t it appeared that the co entg- notes being presented for a •ment on the mornine of the bread. An accident enabled us, yesterday, to form a tolerable Union Bank of Scotland 711,/. pr cent. - .50 00 1
914
Prison as may secure to it an independent system of in- bangs,,hceo=l? 2120 s oreftr:inc!. Tire were, of course, found the orchard gate, opposite Mr. Sampson's bedroom. He tration-ol
cles'ou Is it was dated the 15th nosfetko(f,bthe de- ee
zath of December. It wasPr2t usual to take the nri'imbers notion of the character and condition of persons to whom western Bank .... .• - 61. per cent. - 5.'0 g g 83)4
spection. The present inspectors of Millbank Prison ~.7,
)u0 francs in the 2,000 fraanc.B3o.
it.,Baoto hfreanhoaadatrileci orveemreadineldns called to him and said, "If you don't answer I'll shoot you." fendhant,
artegistgered until the 15th Novembert anedr,thhaad
t but he identified the notes, on being shown him, by cer-, this
bmeorset
fs!acsionniadbulael relief is affortiledi.i Ouit of the immense
ti);.(le"s°,lfiesiec7;talrkd Bank 1•/1: peer ceeinitt: - 50 0 7`h
%
possess powers similar to those vested in the visiting which were evidently the prod'uce of some robbery. And in. Ile t.ook no notice whatever of this, but was in the act
.of
hot e,entieular paper bearing tho consent followed o tain marks he had made on them. They were first pre- tiutmchen weindid. not 'se3e-oadringinadni(vidoucal Nlvvhloo
mpraelsiisfeecsltetdo
tthhe
e Eastern Bank -- .: 5/. I),err ccent. -- 1:00
00 g 11?.2
justices of county prisons, but the peculiar purpose to case neither the money nor the horse were reclaimed, that getting over the gate when Mr. Sampson fired. The !ha- tat par _ 0
Caledonian Bank - 210 0 41.98
1 ther consents of the last•mentionedn sented to a Mr. Adams, who referred them to witness. slightesl indifference or recklessness; and one oor woman,
tance is about lefty yards. This, however, did not stop him ; the back severe.
5 0 0 71. of
which this prison has been appropriated necessarily im- sum might become a boon for the poor.
He asked the party who brought them where he got who had the misfortune to slip upon the icy paPvement, and ~idt.,thoe;_noel-...,isasga7Biatannkt:
.64.. per cert. -
a second barrel was discharged with the like result, as the date.
en 0 0 121.18 s
poses on them still heavier duties. GAOL BREARING.-Mr. BOUPI)8, the deputy- fellow made off, crying o murder „ma ~ and bellowing On behalf of the defendant it was contended that even thorn, who replied, at Fuller'e bank. The notes wore lose her soup, manifested, by the most unequivocal signs, her sconish Union Ins. Co. 51. rii.- Trint: 20 -0
0 / 0 0 244. 04
Milbank Prison is now the depot for all the con- governor of Newgate, and two of the turnkeys connected with like a bull. He must have been badly wo'unded, for, upon s posing the plaintiff had any claim against the de- paid. The prisoner, to the best of his belief, was the deep appreciation of her loss. We mention this little incident Iterculem Insurance Co. 71. per cent. 1100 0 0 10 0 0 144
victs of Great Britain sentenced to transportation, a that prison, fortunately discovered a plan which was laid by examining the gate, there was blood smeared over the top fuPd tit could not be taken as having commenced person who presented them. to show the necessity of care and economy in the distribution linen co. of Seetlnd 5/. per cent. !10 0 0 All ',aid. 91i„
North British Insur..• 5% /pr cent..2oo 0 0 10 0 1 27Ye
punishment which varies very materially according to several convicts under sentence of transportation for life, fitn bar, and drops of blood from the gate across the orchard. el?
au
' the 18th of November, which was the day on Mr' Clarkson applied for a remand to complete the of tickets. We are glad to hearts that the I int in the Caledonian Fire limn 101 ',r nt 100 0 0 10 ' 921'
4,
pri?r to
Guardian of Saturday has not been thrown away, and that
the class of the district to which the convict may be teen, ten, and seven years, to break through the prison yes- Mr. Sampson offers 204 reward for information that may lead fh• lerks had first stated that he had been evidence' Edinburgh Life Insur. 6/..pPeer ccosent.•:loo 00 12 100 g- Is
which one 0 IS C
in very few cases sine have undue numbers of tickets been
' assigned, inasmuch as the prisons of Parkhurst and Pen- terdaY morning. It appeared that the number involved in to the conviction of the offenders.-Sherborne Mercury.
id on the work. Mr. Alderman GIBBS accordingly remanded him for Min.& Ulan. Railway 1/.los. perc. 140 0 0 50 0 0 77
given to the same individual. When there are so Many Ditto, 14 Shares•-• 7s. 6d. p. 5. ;1210 0 All paid. 19
tonville, the establishments of Gibraltar, Bermuda, the conspiracy amounted to from 30 to 40 persons, and they- THE ROYAL GENERAL ANNUITY SOCIETY.-The °mai:Le f iled in presenting any feature of interest a week.
and Norfolk Island, are all available for prisoners sen- had everything prepared for their flight, having made a hole twentieth anniversary of the foundation of this truly excel- The case a
far as the immediate parties were concerned. ' Mr. Clarkson now applied for the detention of 2001 f •
to whom limited relief is invaluable, it were a pity that pro-
., usion should induce extravagance or carelessness in others actin., Leith, & Grantn
Glasgw &Ayrehir Rail. 71. percent. 50 0 0
- 20 0 0 20 0 0 1914
All paid. 69
tenced to transportation. The final disposal of every thrr gh the r(olotn, throudgh wlnich any ordinary
failzaeeciir Irene'g lent charity was celebrated on Friday evening at the London except so
retired at ten minutes before six o'clock, which had beeti lodged in the London and Westminster -Manchester Guardian. • Glasgw&Greenek Rail. 27. per cent. 25 0 0 All paid. 16%
convict being determined upon by the Secretery of State, cnn d prs, an
thaste,zf nntr it ayop.e! /lege out o t _
a_ter. Tavern, when Lord. Stanley presided. Amidet all the chari- The jury
eturned with a verdict for the plaintiff- Bank by the father of the prisoner, who had left the THE HONOURABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY.-The titis;,,,,:ivetscifimkoill!an. AL per cent. 25 00 AU paid. 39Si
he is enabled to this extent to mitigate or increase the rat
loT:ir•etheilininto eoene oortilf teoarcnisn . em up and f . table ins
h timing streets.-Deblin stands alone as recomm
titutions vrith which this metropolis abounds, thie and at seven r
ending itself to no particular class. Damages, 240 L country.
A tronflornan see-. .1.- T ..... -I - v •rwl. . annual military hall of this em.;‘,..,.• ..., 4,---......,,,_ _________ ......,_.....,.., . _t_ ' • .
all 61. per cent. i 25 0 0 Ali I'M IA 27
punishment awarded by the court where the prisoner Mail of Wednesday.
Its object is. as ita name imnilee *I,. ..-1:-e -e _,, -_,_
was sentenced. In deeidinre nrum the rinctinatinn ni" e __

NyinGiaEndß,dantntpd.
.0 t ,
I, ;
. 'THE LACE THADE.-This market shows rather an Each kind of Mealit etroi
---- - c-e-e,,,ee ”te. ,w-"i. J.PI-1K "I 4 "elu perty for the term stated; while on file part-o-ft-h-e.de-fe•-ndva'n't
improved appearance since our last report, though its state is Otihlerewpirsiecetlsieofdelvmhaneadtean•astirneaadsliunggni
c a stea y sa.e, a. en. pr.
:eh smtaetter.opolio are f
wo mini no nesitation in pronouncing our opinion that which the woman had indicated, actually cut up from
nc u ed to-dav
it was alleged that in the proposal for the property he stated verdictLd'uilt-a--,-Ter-e-being'''oioce;rd'ennCe"'tOcl;;;;eathie;
there was any provocation.
-T-le-"Constructions generally consist of floating and
top to bottom, but the marks of the footsteps leading to that if there was any mistake afterwards in reference to the Mr. CLARKSON said the prosecutor had not denied it, but t very satisfactory. Some amount of oods has been dis-
no
... g . .
10d to IO!ad ; of Househ7l:7liitkte7B3 to 91/ed per 4lbs lo
he has endeavoured to perform his duties with zeal and
posed of, but they have not been sold at any increase in
rice. Profits there are none, so far as the machine owner is
swing bridges, tide-locks, passage-locks, &s. The float-
he,guellittget evidence.
intelligence, and has done nothing to discredit the very ina bridges are peculiar on account of their flexibility, and from the field, which were carefully examined and contract, thatbthueire should be compensation on an estimate
high testimonials which he possesses from the officers in consisting of two platforms, one fixed to each shore on
emeeea spuerres de
nb, y a tchde
I d -00RDER said the verdict must. stand, but as there P
concerned. We are not surprised therefore to learn that
Itrarke H3tds, 5d61111)X,Dt0464117, 2A:eeltd7oz3rd *per lb ; do. 6411
a
, and was no evidence to show the provocation, and the prose-
the army under whom he formerly served. His treat- piles, the end of each of which is worked by sets of mligorhet
eovferthethleaynteexrnac,
twlyecreertrheosspeenodfeodntlye agTrebeed
atrogbnymenots
wpaerrteieeso.
His Howora delivered judginent. This was a matter to cutor had not given evidence to throw a light on the subject, more machinery is daily ceasing to work. If any demand
881 h, 3:Yed told -; _oo. ‘B2BlbnituBolb, 3yl to 33e d ; do. 801
ment of the prisoners, with the exception of the two double levers, and resting on two boats, so that when the woman's own shoes. Such were the facts brought
which no case of specific performance of contract could the judgment of the Court was that defendant should enter like that usual at this time of the year should spring up,
rices of nets must rise considerably, as the stocks in hand
(511,tt:(1' to 6d ; Calf Skins, each, 4s 6d to 6s 6d ; 11
poneils„,heep,
4tos
896dlbt,045!sed8dt;oK5den;
tdoa.ndO6ilil
instances above mentioned, appears to have been judi- the bridge is required to be opened both boats are with- out in the examination, which ended in a finding thast
apoly. The only question was as to what the vendor in- into recognizances to keep the peace for twelve months, and I)
710941111): 3,
the inquiry should there cease and determine. But thi
are by no means sufficient to meet H.-Nottingham Review.
tended to sell, and what the purchaser intended to purchase. to come up for judgment, if called upon to doso, and then he
would be at liberty to bring evidence in mitigation of punish- CHEMICAL MIRACLES -At the Court of the Duke Hides, 13s ;
cious and considerate ; cases were indeed brought un- drawn, one towards each shore. The Willun lock is
It appeared that the property in question was put up far
der our notice in which the prisoners complained of 997 feet 8 inches long, 51 feet 5 inches wide, the height it cannot do. It must be taken up by the proper authog
plet;s!lcofaattiev,en.atridytettite
defend.ant
excessive severity, but the responsibility for these cases of the lock walls being 32 feet 6 inches, and the gates ries and prosecuted to the atraost. The most inexpli- a ' and the adverti • ment • '
pub lc auction, sement stated that It would - • of Brunswick, Professor Beyruss promised that during dinner brede, 484 d to 5s 2d; and Downs, 3s 63 to 4s 6d.
cable circumstance is the stripping part of the trhanshaec- rs. The property was - - ___ _ _ his coat should become red ; and to the amaaement of the
3/ 5.53 s to 41 163 ; HaandYSt7a:lll3El 701; at
o" 11 14s per 1
rests upon the subordinate officers, as it does not appear thereof being each 99 feet 5 inches by 29 feet 4 inches.
Prince and his other guests, it actually became that colour.
purchased
that the Governor was made acquinted with these cora- ,
fhe total cost amounted to one million and a half tion, and the cutting off the woman's hair, and w et r nbeota do licslpfoesre dunodfe!bya_
POLICE INTELLIGENCE. nruensen.-atleadow Hay, 2/ 5s to 31155; Clover d
we suppose that t , .
he woman herself performed that office it for a sum of 300/. Ihe provision he made in reference to
M. Vogel relates the fact, but does not reveal the secret made
plaints. The substitution of the punishment of a re- I pounds sterling ; the time required by vessels to make
1 • k ccurring was not certainly embodied in the --woe.-
to get up an adventure, or that it was actua ly perpe- any 'nista e o
use of by Beyruss, but he observes that by pouring lime water Trade dull, at the above quotations.
duced diet in lieu of a dark cell, appears to have been I the passage from Amsterdam to the Helder varies ac-
trated u on her b , the alleged villain, there seems to deed of conveyance, but, considering the advertisement, that MANSION-HOUSE. on the juice of the beetroot a colourless liquid is obtained ;
made by the Governor from motives of leniency, and cording to their size and the means of haulage, fly-boats, ,
pll in the' one case as the other, an utter ab- the purchaser was now dead, and could afford no assistance, CHARGE OF UTTERING FORGED ACCEPTANCES.-On and that a piece of cloth stee -ied in this li uid, and quicely CumaneteeNta-Illeadow Hay, 2/ 8s to 3/ 17e; Clover d
with a view to preserving the health of the prisoners. with six relays of four horses each, making it in ten u
e'
aso7eall c eivable motive.-Cambridge Advertiser. and that the discovery respecting the contract etas not made Saturday John Robinson was charged with having two dried, becomes red in a few holurs, simply le(el contact with the 3/ 5s to 4/ 14s ; and Straw, I/ 103 to 1/ 15s per load.
The only faults with which he appears justly charge- hours, whilst large East India.men require two, three, senee one • for a long time after his demise, he thought it was an in- forged acceptances. air ; and further that the effect is accelerated in an apartment moderate supply, and a sluggish demand.
able, are- I and four days, according to the wind. The details of - evitable consequence that the contract should not be re- Mr. Thomas Trott, of No. 7, Primrose-street, 13. h
is ops- where champagne and other wines are being plentifull . WiirrEcitarxe.-Meadow Hay, 2/ 5s to 3/ 15s; Clt
3 ditto, 3/ 5s to 5/. and St 1/ 10s te 11 14s per li
First-A too hasty method of dealing with his officers I construction of the whoie of the works were given very BANK OF ENGLAND. scinded.
gate-street, builder, stated that in the months of May poured out. It has been proved by recent experiments that Supply good, and 'trade dullraw'
The Bill was dismissed with costs.
wool dyed by orchil of a violet colour, or stained blue by the
when reported t,o him by others, or detected by himself ' freely, with the illustrative drawings. In the discussioa
aud June last he had transactions with the firrn of
-.a...a.m.-. The other business of the Court was of no general interest. 9, acidulated sulphate of indigo in a bath of hydro-sulphuric ....a_______„==,_=_____._._._,.
in some neglect of duty; not always giving them a suffia which ensued, it was stated that the only canal in this
Alien, Robinson, and Co., of Fenchurch-street. The
(From last night's Gazette.)
acid, becomes c '
olourless, yet resumes the blue or the violet LATEST PRICES OF SIIAEL
cient opportunity for explanation or defence. country which could be contrasted with that of the
prisoner was concerned for that firm. He told witness
ES
Secondly-The occasional use of improper or offen- Helder was the Caledonian Canal, which was projected An Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth of Victoria, cap. 32, for COURT OF QUEEN'S BEIVCH, Feb. 13.
so. The firm dealt in manure, and had purchased some th p
on ex osure to the free air. Either explanation applies to ,„ -4 _
the Week ending on Saturday, the 6th day of k ebruary, 1847. ELLIs r. muter:oD AND OTHERS. e modem fact, and indiCates the possibility of reviving a " 13 iNitS, ASSURANCE. AND OTLFR CC
sive expressions, of which we should express our con- upon a report by Watt, commenced by Jessop, and
IA81:E DEPARTMENT. This was an action brought by the plaintiff, an engineer, from him, for which they paid him with two bills ; the ancient prodigies ; it also discovers the manner in which, PANIES' STOCK.
demnation more strongly, were it not that the instances in a great part constructed by Telford, a few years pre- x.
.t. against the defendants who are engineers carrying on busi- one for 46/. 155., drawn by Allen, Robinson, and Co., amidst taming torches and smoking incense in the sane- _______o,_____
adduced by all the witnesses together amounted only to : .
viously to the Helder Canal. The principal diffc'rence ernes 'Med.. •• •• - 25,0t,32.5 Government debt • • 11,015,100 ne, e's• • ' . . '
Th Fl t h E L. 1 1 • t . fPlol •• 1 •1 'i• 1 '
es at Birmingham, for an infringement of a patent which upon OMAS c.O er, sq., iverpoo , am, purporting manes 0 o e -mem, tee vei. conceaong toe sacred things From tie Official List,
three.
between the two consisted in the nature of the ground Other securities .... 2,984,900 ,
le possessed for improvements in the " turn tolls" used on to be accepted by Thomas Fletcher, payable at Glyn may have been seen to change from white to a blood-red hue, üBLISH
Thirdly-An insufficient attention to the rules of the through which they were cut; the former being CX- Gold coin and bullion 9,063,744 '
Silver bullion .... • • 1.540,581 railways.
and Co.'s bank, London, four months after date, and and which spectacle was considered as the presage of fright- ED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY E A
prison; it appearing from his own evidence that he was cayated entirely out of alluvial deposit, whilst the
The case occupied the greater part of yesterday and the dated 20th of April, 1846. The other bill was for fill disasters. Blood boiling on the altars, or upon the LONDON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12
entirely ignorant of the legal force of the old Peniten-
, latter had to be cut out of hard gravel and in X2r,,504,325 X 25,504,325 greater part of to-day, and a number of scientific witnesses 28/6' d marbles, or in the vases of the temples, were also indicative
. S., rawn by Allen, Robinson, and Co., upon, and , f •
___________-
tiary rules, and that, in two important instances, tne
„ some cases rock. An interesting account was given M. 3fARSHALL, Chief Cashier. were examined on both sides.
, ai d cal .
eienperos 1 • amite-. lie prov7ce, dn tbe eixteerill , Dividend I Amount
Dated the llth day of February 1847. purporting to be accepted by, Thomas Fletcher, Der-
rules actually stack up in the prison were not attenaea of the mode of forming the spot for the entrance The parties, however, came to an arrangement to take a • - -
vock, payable four months after date, and dated Ist of el tury, when a coneccrated phial tided with the blood of St. is an.e of Company. per of Paid. P:
to by him. We refer to the rule requiring him to re-
, lock at tho Inverness end of the Caledonian Canal. EINICING DEPARTMENT. verdict for the plaintiffon the issues, in which he claimed all agd 1 • I
a ene, in aso id state, was placed near her pretended Annum. Share.
X. X. the possession of the patent ; and for the defendants on the June, 1846. Witness asked the prisoner whether the bead, the blood became liquid, and suddenly boiled. The --- - --
port prisoners under punishmeet to the surgeon ana The object was to carry the work out ireo Proprietors' capital- 14,553,000 Government securi-
£ i. d. .4 a. d.
chaplain, and that prohibiting him from sentencing a deep water. A large mass of earth was deposited Rest ....... ..... .. 3,650,686 ties (including Dead plea that the machine they manufactured was not an in- bills were good, as he had to pay them away, and the sa.nse phenomenon was exhibited in the Cathedral of Avellino, tustralaala -..•••• •• 6/. per cent. 40 0 0 40, 00 •
prisoner to bread and water for more than three days in the sea to the full extent intended ; upon this mound Public deposits (in- Weight Annuity) .. 12,313,17 a
- fringnaent of the plaintifrs patent. Both parties to pay their prisoner said they were, and the persons who accepted with the bloood of St. Lawrence ; and also at Bisseglia, with Britsli North American 51. er cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 •
Other securities .. • • 14,019,936 own costa. them were perfect gentlemen. The bills were dis that of St. Panteleon, and of two other martyrs. In the ':ommercial of London 51. Pper cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 •
continuously. a heavy load of material was laid to consolidate the 410dindimIlfs/.1-oXneehresqlleori
Notes •••••••••• •• •• 5,890,855 honoured, and witness could not find out the acceptors. Present day, at an annual public ceremony at Naples, some :01"nial• • -
The want of a complete code of rules suited to the pre- mass. After settling for a considerable time, the upper National Debt, Say- Gold and silver coin• • 783,412 COURT OF EXCHEQ UE R.-Feb. 13. Mr. Gilbert Bolding, solicitor. of Paternoster row of the blood of St. Januarius, collected and dried some
cen_ T:,ondn aml.Westminstr 6/. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 :.'
sent government of the prison has apparently given rise mass was removed, the excavation was made for the luck ings-banks, and Di-
turies ago, becomes spontaneously liquified, and rises in a : ondon joint-Stock . - 61. per cent. 50 00to o 0 •
f the ertrees and to muct, of the ill- feelinse, pit, and the construction was effected with comparative vidend accounts).. 4,668,23 S (Sittings at Nisi Prius, before the LORD CHIEF BAICON and stated that he was concerned f • 1 f al '
pro essional y or . r. b "li r tat t th
in ne s e o e top of the phial that encloses it. These Aetropolitan ......... - 25 0 0 710 0
to many o • , • a 9
9, i 82,765 Special Juries.) Nicholay, who was in partnership with Mr. Allen, of Provincial of Ireland.. 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 25, 0 0 -
which have come under our observation during this in facility., and had endured much rougher weather since, Lthveern
ddeaPy°'ai tisul• *cilli•ei•
phenomena may be produced by reddening sulphuric ether Ditto, New
DU= v. COCKS. Fenchurch-street, trading under the firm of Allen, Ro- : e
National-of fr**la*.n.d. :. I Si.
per cent'
10 0 0 10 0 0 •
(wiry. The rules of the Penitentiary still possess a legal without any symptoms of failure. The superincumbtnt bills • .
once of instructions which with spermaceti. This prepa . • mixing e inc e
~
~r , .
le
.}: . 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 •
force, but are, nevertheless, often inapplicable to the pre- weight which was removed being greater than any sub-
________ brought prominently before the public in connexion with
he hadreceived, he mrsequ . ration, at ten degrees above . '': 1 01,11Clit 01 ng. 51. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 •
sent system of the prison.
sequent strain, there was no danger of the luck ever £ 33,007,378 433,007,378 various proceedings in the courts of law, was the plaintiff ; . • t the prisoner on the last Sunday the freezino• point (centigrede) remains condensed, but Dino, New... •••• • • 51. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0
On this branch of the subject, however, the responsi- sinking. M. MARSHALL, Chie,f Cashier. the defendants, Messrs. Cocks and Co. army agents, of Pall- e
..
in august, and had some conversation with him upon melts and boils at twenty. To raise it to this temperature 'Mon of Australia- •• 6/ ,er cent 25 0
--nion * 1 ~ 0 25 0 0 2
ol London. ... • , 5/. per cent. 150 0 0 10 0 0 •
blity attaches to the inspectors, and nut to the Go- The discussion was adjourned until the next meeting, Dated the I Ith day of February, 1847. mall. The action was brought by the plaintiff, in the cha- the subject of bills given to Mr. Trott. lie knew a man it is only necessary to hold the phial which contains it in the _____________-e-
-
Tuesday, Febrnary 16, when it was announced that the - ------- named Torn M'Alister as a servant of the ri n hand for some time.- Thom son' ' •
racter of administrator to his brother, Lieutenant Dunn, of , pso er, and „ p s Philosophy of Magic. INSURANCE COMPANIES.
the 7th Foot, deceased, for the purpose of recovering from he understood that Tom M•Alister had accepted the 1
:EMPORs. DIUTANTUR.-On last Sabbath, Dum- _____
In commenting upon the conduct of these gentlemen, second part of the paper would be read, treatin f Me i n Min."
g o Ix ca istry.-Santa Anna, President; Romiers, the defendants a balance, alleged to be admitted by the de- bills in his own name. fries time was adjusted to London time, and to effect this our Dividend Amount
we are not unmindful of the other arduous duties which " The method of forming facine enibank
Name of Company.
ments aed sea for Foreign Affairs' Lubrysa for F• nce• Canalise fendant dt th ntatives of Lieutenant Dunn Mr Thomac Trott jun stated that his father with Public clocks had to be accelerated twent •f - '^ t per of Paid. 11
, „ Ina „ eASue o e represe , • . , e, '
'l'h• fr ' I ' -3-- " e un"
els•
devolve upon all of them as prison inspectors, and upon defences in Holland," be. G. B. W. Jackson, Assoc. I
is was a process su icient y simple-sett Annum. Share.
whom he lived, showed htm the two bills, and aeterwards ing the hands to
two of them as Commissioners of Pentonville Prison. C.E. nat. for War. upon the sale of the effects of thet deceased officer.
Mr. Martin and Mr PashleY appeared for the plaintiff ;he went, by his father's direction, to the prisoner, and half-past seven in the morning, instead of five minutes past a__
_____
Upon them, subject to the Secretary of State, devolved , Viscount Melbourne entertained Viscount and the Attorne *•'Gal d M W ddin t -
y, and the Solicitor- ener ,an r. a g on, said to him, "John, is it safe to pay these bills away? Tthat hour; but the confusi••n produced was petfeetly chaotic. X is. d. 4s. .L.
Albion •• •• •• •• ••• • • • OL 10, 500 0 0 50 00 . 7
the organisation and arrangement of the new system at
Viscountess Palmerston and a select party to dinner on Wed- appeared for the defendants. Are they good bills?" To which he replied they were •he.country people t.,,,,h0 throng into our churches at " tha •
Alliance Era.. and For. 6 per cent. 100 0 0 11 0. 0 I
Millbank. The etatute 6th and 7th Vie., c. 26, s. 8, con- RACES TO COME. nesday, at his Lordship's residence in South-street. It appeared that the brother of the plaintiff died in the
rood bills-he would not deceive us for the worlci-h f tl
ringing of the bells were per ec y astounded to hear their rto Marine.- -• • ty. per cent, 100 0 0 50 0
atituted them Commissioners for the government of the
----eas.....__ Nom. Hoex.-A curious hoax was played off year 1840, and the defendants, as agents of the regiment, - . . , . e jengle when they had yet miles of their journey to per- j'ii'itiso•i• Co 1.38.6d.pr sh. 50 005 0 0 1
din woutd not give us any but good bills. Witness then firm. Douce citizens not lon e out of bed w , mmercial •• 7s. per share 50 0 0 5 0 0
prison, with all powers given to visiting justices by other
The following list of the fixtures already made for the on Mr. George Davies, of Oldbury, near Bridgnorth, last proceeded, in accordance with the regulations containe
g, t d
and
ill , cre startled • leriel,Dled.& Geu.Life 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 210 0 -
asked him who was Thomas Fletcher, of Liverp 1, and at their coffee bt the
statutes. In the discharge of these functions it became week, by• some kind neighbours spreading a report that, in the Articles of War, to disime of the effects of the dec.eased.
euenet; eh dt.' 'blow I welcome 31. 100 0 0 10 0 0
next season. will be useful to those stewards who have
said that Mr. Fletcher ',vas a hi hl res e ' buln e 1, and. left' th. s conudnexuP
g y p cat e corn p a .e e c p •ti e Te a arm was C,,ro_wn .......... •• • • 10s. 50 0 0 50 0 -
one of their first duties to prepare a code of rules to be
not determined on the time of holdin h • • •
g t eir meetings.- i
consequence of the severity of the weather, he had given The plaintiff having called upon the defendants to give an .
merthn ta d 0 f' th 1 *
•eave to the poor people of the town to gather turnips from account of the disposal of the money realised upon the sale --- - -no -n ene 0. .-e Jest agents of the house; and so great, that a e doubt not many china sets suffered break_ eane ......
approved by the Secretary of State, for the regulation of
tree on the ceoission : and we dare say some not very cha- Eng.& Scot. Lew •. • • M. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 '
mARcm. one of his fields near the church. The consequence of this was of those effects, was informed that be must produce the that Thomas Fletcher, of Dervock, was another of their
the prison under its new circumstances, and accordingly'
ritable suppositions were cherished, to the effect that the bell- li:uereompeasmot Life -•• • • 5% per cent. 20 0 0 All paid. 2
Coventry
ns ••• .. •• •• 51. per cent. 20 0 0 3 0 0
a code was prepared, and signed by Secretary Sir James Warwick Spring
Graham.
Kilpin Coates
36 -10 0 41
It is, however, much to be regretted that this code,
pure mischief. 1n some of the churches the congregation had Imperial Fire ••••• • • • 6/. and bonus 500 0 0 50 0 0 '231
APRIL. cleared of the crop that the owner was apprised of what was account of the proceeds of the sale, the laet items of which case to stand over until his solicitor should arrive. met, but there was neither minister nor precentor. In others, Imperial Life •• -•• • • 125. 100 0010 0 0 -
which is, in fact, only an abstract of rules applicable to e
le going on. Great was his astonishment. and as great Lis vexise stated "to balance to credit of the public, 50t," and a further
Newmarket C.
The LORD MAYOR waited •
for some time, but the pri- the cler - n and clerk were present, but only a tithe et the
ge ma L. unnity Marine- • • 11. sh. & bs. 100 0 0 513 1 3'
prisoners, does not include many old rules still in force,
19 tion, particularly so as many parties who had benefited item-" to balance 199/. 16s. Ozeid." This balance the
Burton Constable 7 1 Newmarket, F. S.
Law Life.. - ........ I/. ss. 100 0 0 10 0 0 g
ner' dic•
and is, iu other respects, totally inadequate to the pur- Bath - so ssc itor not having made his appearance, he re- people, and then, long after the exercise had commenced„
mended the prisoner. eget and General Life
the remaining portions came hurrying in, in hot haste as if ,endon Fire ...... .. - 50 0 0 20 0 !
poses for which it is required ; amongst other omissions, Catterick
105. '25 0 0 12 10 0 !:
the dietary approved by tho Secretary of State is not MAY. beiog applied to he said he had heard the:report, the same as The AMOR/MY-GENERAL now contended that this was a GUILDHALL. pursued. The reason that our clocks had fallen so fa, r be- , enidon Ship ........ 10s. 25 0012 10 0 i`
appended to it. This is, indeed, separately printed, but Newmarket, S. S. 4 I Epsom r-office, FORGING A FIFE HUNDRED POUND BILL OF Ex • hind exists, we need scarcely state, in alie difference between
'i...'l ac
ti
i I.
nlen .1;11c1. ..
ll G. *en*. .L. iYe ,1511 Te;ecrQici:* 100 0 0 15 0 0 :
the longitude of Dumfries and Greenwich, and the neglect of ~ . - 50 0 0 2 0 0 .'
it IS defective in not containing the punishment diet Sle caused two women to be apprehended, and taken before the and not a balance due to the credit of the plaintiff.
. ili!onai Lean Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 --
, rewsbury
CHANGE.-A middle•aged man, of rather clerical aP- causing them to be adjusted weekly -Dumfries Standard:
which has been incgeased from half to one pound of magistrates, at their meeting on Saturday, when the Ca-Se Upon examining the document in question,
N• tonal Life. 8/. per cent. 100 00 ; a 0 0 t
JUNE.
pearance, giving the name of Nicholas Kerp, was placed
bread. The only other rules now in force are to be Ascot lleath 1 I Stockbridge
MURDER AT A CURISTENING.-A dreadful murder vaeadium Life.• ..... . 51. per cent. 50 0 0 ' 2 0 0 2
at the bar before Mr. Alderman Gibbs, on suspicion of
191
gathered frorn the old " Milbank Book of Rules," still I, the parties, Sarah Adams and Jane Hurst, were severally and although the latter item did not contain the words "to
was committed on Sunday evening at Newborough, in the 'llce"ix •• - -
Hampton - -• • • 51. per cent. 20 001 0 0 24e.
Provident LI 1/. sa. 100 0 0 10 0 0 29
retaining its obsolete title-page, and containing many Sutton Park - four miles from Hischam. There had been a christening that Rock ''c••• • • • • •
regulations wholly inapplicable to the system in opera- Bibury Club
day, which in that part of the country is usually a season of Royal Exchange 4s. 50 Oi 010 0 4
-
tion. Under this defective state of the rules, it is not
5/. per cent. Stock. -
sfe
JULY Chronicle. intended to represent e ditto, e ditto," o ditto," Mr. Clarkson prosecuted, and Mr. Ballantine defended great festivity; and after the parties had been to the church, Sun Fire ......... •• • 6/. 10s. -
surprising that some irregularities should have occurred Newmarket -
- - 49
amongst the (amiss of the priscn.
Lancaster -
The regulations respecting fines are not sufficiently Liverpool
explicit, and the fines themselves have not been regis- AUGUST. was found on Sunday night, opposite the residence of the not a question now before the Court.
house. The bill of exchange produced, purporting to be took some improper liberties with the females of the christen- _ cANALs.
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tered. We, taerefore, recommend that a revisal of the Ripon 0 1 York - Plaintiff was accordingly nonsuited.
drawn by B. Taylor ori H. G. Hawley, for 500 L, he ing party, and made use of indecent language, which called , . I
rules should immediately be made and regularly corn- Brighton - /ELTON. in DE BURGH.
cashed on the 25th of December, 1 546. lie gave the for the interference of the father of the child, a person of the Names of ,11
,- Dividend Names of 2 D
• Ividend.
rnunicated to the officers. We are also of opinion that Horwich
ness of a laundress, .. . ,
at No 13 Camden-street, Kensington Mr. Crowder and Mr. Ball conducted the case for the
Gravel-pits. About nine months ago she broke a blood- plaintiff, and Mr. M. Chambers, with Mr. Bovill, appeared party presenting four 1001. and two 50/. notes. name of Proud. When Proud and his party left the house, Companies. A per
Welsh followed and went in the same direction ; and some
~, per Fri
...: Annum.
,n
any new rules made during the year should be inserted Wolverhampton - - - -
in the annual report required by the statute. *Chelmsford
ded far, when Welah went up to Aehtn& 014 h 97!51.5s pc - Monmo th, hlt
The Commissioners (after strongly condemning the Lewes ll 1 *CanterburY - alleged to be due to him in his capacity of engineer to aa, account at Messrs. Fuller's. He did not accept the Proud, seized him by the head, and pulling it back, cut his Ashby-d-la-Z 111 411 ' - Mnt omuraa-.1 100 al'
-
existing' unlimited power of flogging) state that the SEPTEMRER. wich. She left there late in the evening, and came from .h _
t e Oxfo dTh H. hW ' b nd Uxbrid e
r , ame, ig e com e, a bill of exchange produced. It was a forgery. throat with a knife so severely, that the unfortunate victim Barnsley.. •• 160 12/. - Macgcleslllll 1001 Si.
-
general condition of the prison is most creditable ; and Warwick
i i?allway Company, in which the defendant was one of
g Moses Samuels, a dealer in old and nery clothes, in died aknost immediately. After committing the horrid deed Basingstoke..lloo' - - Neath •••• •.. 100 1-7/. -
1 I i --
they conclude the report in the following terms :- Doncaster - Nottingham. 150 12/. -
We must now advert to what appears to us a defective OCTOBER. Church-lane, opposite the Princess Sophia'e reaidence, on "
t e managing as well as of the provisional conimittee. the 29th of December the prisoner and another man had been at, where he called for a pot of whisky, and haying eromiont.... 1100 14/. - reek Forest., 78 31. 75
element in the government of the prison, as constituted Newmasket, S. 0 ll 1 Newmarket, H 0 - the kerb-stona She appeared very ill, end complained of
-.3 The defendant pleaded that he was not liable. came to his shop to purchase some clothes. His com- drank it, he stated to the mistress of the house that it was Uudiej• lOO, 4/. - Regent'e•-• 33 1/ 5s 20
eared
Derby ••• -Imo; 6/. - Rochdale .85 *1
. -
pain in her chest. She was promptly conveyed home by the The facts in the case were unusually few. It app panion was dressed in a very seedy manner, and on the last time she would see him. He then left, and hastened toismre&Chs,l33l 4/. h 5 Shropshire:: /15 81: •-•
by the statute.
NOYEMBER.
he •
police, and Mr. Cobb, surgeon, was sent for, but deceased had that this, like many other companies, was got up in t being fitted with a new suit he left his old clothes behind to the Four-stones station of the Newcastle and Carlisle Eeewash ••• 11001 32/. - somrset coal tao 71. 10s. -
The three inspectors, who constitute both the govern- Worcester not fixed 1 Tarporley
n ' expired. Mr. Cobb gave it as his opiniel that death had course of the month of September, 1845, and that for him. The prisoner paid witne •1 • T Railway. On reaching it he seems to have been entirely Ferth & Clydllooi 4/. - Do•Lk FdSt 12 6/. p. c. ' -
ss in si ter. hey then
Grancl.l u nctni 100 71. - Stffed &Wore 14 0 281. -
ing and supervising authority, are named by- the Secre- r
Ole meetings against which we have placed an as- been caused by the rupture of a vessel on the lungs, from some time the meetings of the prornoters and several of left nd Ke s overcome, partly by the liquor 14 had taken and art
p lv bv
tary of State, and are officers serving under him in their tend( have not been officially announced, but in all pro- natural causei The 'a returned a verdict to that eflact. those who ultimately formed themselves into a provi-
JrY , a rp raturned about two o'clock in the after- the exertions he had made to flv from the 'localit
noon, and took a purse out of his pocket and showed it cr' a his Grand Union.lool 17. 10s. - Shrewsbury.. la 5 151. -
• 3' Glamorgnsh. 172 13%1. - Stourb-Idge . 1.15 20/. 315
general functions as prison inspectors. Subject to his bability will take place at the time mentioned.] CITY OF LONDON GENERAL PENSION SOCIETY.- sional committee were held at the offices of the solicitor, him. It contained a ime. In the meantime intelligence of the murder spread Gi.str&Brkly 100; - Strtfrd'on A'y .7'9 1/. 'Os.' --
bout one hundred sovereigns. On over the vill
approval, they may make any rules that they please for
The Duke of Cambridge has honoured Mr. 11. F. Richardson Mr. Gell, at Carlton-chambers ; and the evidence of the age, and the constable ( Mr. Riley) was dispatched C;rantham • • 150' 1-21. - Severn andl , ,„, ~ .
the following day they called upon hi T • fludderslteld.l 57 - - Wye Rail. J" '" ".. --
the government and discipline of the prison.
with his commands that the festival of this charity should surveyor to the company, Mr. 'frimens, went to prove m, he prisoner on horseback in pursuit of the murderer, whom he found in
fi Ith 1 •
The prison, therefore, is not only free from the control A PROFITABLE MisroaTuNE.-The Courrier de take place on the 31st May, when his Royal Highness will that the plaintiff' was engaged at a meeting of the cora- etme re ,en ns companion, whom the prisoner called a public-house at the Four-stones station, and immediately tieaeiliienat,,SeterAvi..l : 74..
160 d. 514 Trnt &MI 50 30/. -.
justiof the Court of Quarter Sessions, and of visiting Lyons gives the following account of a robbery :-TIIQ curate preside. The illustrious Prince has before presided. Up- mittee, at which the defendant had presided as the chair- Brown. On the latter entering, he observed to Kerp, apprehended him. An inquest eras held on Tuesday before L'eeds&Livrp,lool 34L3* 52-214 TsleuiYJS:..lhied 1 - '-
ces, but is virtually unchecked by the supervision of of a parish, situate on the Loire, was returning from a neigh- wards of seventy merchants and others have already joined
man, in the earlier part of October, and that he attended "I am glad to see you, for I was frightened you would Mr. Stephen Reed, the coroner for the county, when the a
-acts Leicester ..••114031i 101. 10b Worcstr See ~ 43
any persons distinct from those to whom its ordinary bounng town, after haying received his salary, to the amount the stewardship, and by the period of the announcement of
a rreeting in that character on the 23d of that month. be stopped at the Bank, as they asked you where you above stated were detailed iihevidence, and the jury return d
e- Leicstr &Nth: 8' 41. 52 Birming.s •-, `"
government is entrusted. of 200 francs, on a spirited horse. On reaching a lonely spot the list, it is anticipated it will be the largest of the season.
lived, and &nen whom you got the notes. You told them a verdict of " Wilful Murd '
er against the prisoner, who was Loughboroglul42, 701. - Wllts & Brits 611 11. -'
We consider it desirable that the government of he met two thieves leading a meagre homes They stopped Lord Ashburton is president this year and 110 vice-presi- 1 'll. • meeting, too, the defendant
0 t Is
1 d the I • If w• 1 t
a he chairman
committed on the coroner's warrant to Morpeth gaol, for
_____,..-.......
' from Fuller's bank, and that I lived N
ana robbed him, not only of his money, but of his hors and congratu ate p amti on his appointment. at o. 3, Bond- trial at the ensuing assizes.
the prison should be intrusted, as at present, to paid 04 dents adorn the publications issued by t'he society.
LIST Or SCOTTISH COMPANIMS' PIRICSI
which they both mounted, leayin their hack in exchange was also given which went to shovv that th street." Kerp asked him why they asked those uestions T S KITCHEN.-The distribution of soup and - _.__.______-,.
q_ _ _ 4 LIE OUP
ROBBER SHOT.-On Tuesday night, the 2d inst., Evidences
_.
completed,
and
the
sur
- e and Brown answered " B •
, ecause you went with four
officers of the Crown, under the immediate control of ,
rhe 'el ' d IC • g d a 1-.
pie e . resigne to is misfortune, procee e on us
_ veyst maps, books of bread continues with unabated liberality •in fact, it would al. Dividend Amount
the Secretary of State, and that it should furthermore • between twelve and one o'clock, Mr. J. Sampson, of Bryrnp- work wa all
100/. "
journey with his newly-acquired property but he was 11 al• d
s_. a e mere to the solici notes. They stopped at witness's house about ten most appear, from the numbe f l• ' •-• Name of Company. per of Paid. I Pe°
be subjected to a regular system of inspection ; but we s • • • ' . . ton was disturbed by a noise in the poultry yard, which reference, au , , .n., . tor of tho com- .
r o app icaoons made to the
Annum. Share.
peedily revenged by his own horse throwing its riders, and ' • •
he 29th ot iNovember, the day rior to th t a minutes, and then left. subscribers, that destitution grows with what it feeds upon.
caused him immediately to get up and open his windngdle pany on t ,
„en-.
believe it to be essential to a vigilant supervision that running home. The curate's servant seeing the horse return
ere to be hedged in the l'pa 1. a 'AI Cross-examined b Mr. Ballantine-There was no On Saturday, not less than 1,500 gallons of sou and 1 500
called out to two persdris whom he saw in the yard, d Wl:,:r which they r lament-office.
.a s. d. X s. d
the governing body of this as of every other prison without her master raised the alarm, and the villagers pro-
s 'silo wn that the defendant ha concealment; there va?Tas no endeavour t nt witness
o preve loaves of bread were dietributed to ued indif:id 1 ' n sank of ecotl nd ... 61. p o 00
d heen present
should be kept entirely distinct and separate from the ceeded to seek for their pastor, whom they at last found ifos
rytoititer
lbusiness tthogrtare" but
.they_ did nobtierhep y n
tihereais amwave It w"
al
-o Bnd spoke as one of the co hearing them. Monday, there were 1,400 gallons of souep Yand 800 luoaavaes; ()of Royal Bank otaSeotlan.d. 6/. peerr cerntt: 7:- 10°0° 0 0 156)
aha meeting mmittee,ht U. x-
inspectors who may be appointed to report periodically- slowly riding homeward. On the following Sunday, the to the broi:k
ervry tb h
tphrernis, es, 1-:niw
bread given away ; and yeeterday (Tuesday) the quantity British Linen Company 81. per cent. - /00 0 0 220
lit of • but another, -f;e4lsth of October, but u on Mr. W. Higman the principal at the iseuin depart-
on its condition. We therefore suggest that such a curate in church told the sequel of the story. The fhieves . -I, w. ere. ey NS ere , g , _ a bridge, on t dp an examination
Commercial Bank •••• 6/. per cent. - 1,00 o o laag
" li. •h h B le' f 1 'd h . g • distributed was 1,500 gallons of soup and 1,500 loaves of
coining from the direction of the hen s roost, and who ce i-
of the " consent w i.c vras pro tweet from the Rettig- ment at t e an o Eng and, sal e remembered the
National Bank 6/. per cent. - 10 0 0 We'
change should be made in the government of Millbank when they
.stole his horse had placed on its back a couple of dentl •
e was not well acquainted with the premises, made for
t tion-office it appeared that the consent of the de- notes being presented for payment on the mornina of the •
bread. An accident enabled us, yesterday to form a tolerable Union Bank of Scotland 714/. pr cent. - .50 0 0 al a'
bags, containing 2 000 francs Th • f fnd
ra
f h 1 d cl. • '
notion o t e e aracter an con ition of persons to b
w-orn Western Bank .... •• -6/. per cent. - e 0 0 0 5321
Prison as may secure to it an independent system of in-
hease w ere, o course, ou the orchard gate, opposite Mr. Sampson's bedroom. He
al hCei la it was dated the 15th of Oc ob 29th of December. It was not usual to take the nri'imbers
by the priest on I;is retur .
sso t t he had recovered his
fendant, t er, had , this most seasonable relief is afforded. Out of the immense North of Sce,tland Bank 61. per cent. - 50 0 714
spection. The present inspectors of alillbank Prison ao
a.,0 francs in the 2,000 frann;c ; 1,800 francs still remained ; called to him and said, "If you don't answer I'll shoot you." tw- • gered until the 15th November, and tuat
, but he identified the notes, on being shown him, b -
y cer number of individuals, young and old, who pressed to the Clydesdale Lank.. •. • • 6/. Per cent. - 10 0 0 tea
possess powers similar to those vested in the visiting which were evidently the produce of some robbery. And in Ile took no notice whetever of thie - k t f not been reeist
~ but was in t eac o
at particular paper bearing tho consent followed on tain marks he had made on them. They were first pre- kitchen, we did not see an individual who manifested the Eastern. Dank .. ... •• • 5/. per cent. - to 0 0 12
justices of county prisons, but the peculiar purpose to case neither the money nor the horse were reclaimed, that te over th t. 1
get ing
.e ga e a en Mr. Sampson fired. The des- th
a. 0
Caledonian Bank - 210 0 41. 91
i ther consents of the last-mentioned sented to a Mr. Adams, who referred them to witness. slightest indifference or recklessness; and one poor woman
tance is about hfty yards. This, however, did not stop him ; the back sever
, Edinb.& Glaseow ltank 6/ per cert 5 0 0 71. 01
which this prison has been appropriated necessarily im- sum might become a boon for the poor.
He asked the party who brought them where he got who had the misfortune to slip upon the icy pavement, and city oreriasieiw itank . 5/., p . -
a second barrel was discharged with the like result, as the date.
so o 0 121.13
poses on them still heavier duties. GAOL BREAKING.-Mr. Bourns, the deputy- fellow made off, crying e murder „rder,,, and bellowing On behalf of the defendant it was contended that even them, who replied, at Fuller's bank. The notes were lose her soup, manifested, by the most unequivocal signs, her Scottish union Ins. Co. 51. pli•• Trint; 20 -0' 01 0 0 244.0'
Milbank Prison is now the depot for all the con- governor of Newgate, and two of the turnkeys connected with like a bull. He must have been badly wounded, for, upon ' the plaintiff
up osing had any elaiin against the de- paid. The prisoner, to the best of his belief, was the deep appreciation of her loss. We mention this little incident Hercules Insurance Co. 71. per cent. 1100 0 0 10 0 0 14;4
viets of Great Britain sentenced to transportation, a that prison, fortunately discovered a plan which was laid by examining the gate, there was blood smeared over the top ; S tit could not be taken as having commenced person who presented them. to saow the necessity of care and economy in the distribution t!iosrutrl; vi7.itiosri Se. theta .5/. per cent. !10 0 0 All paid. 91
punishment which varies very materially according to several convicts under sentence of transportation for life, fite bar, and drops of blood from the gate across the orchard. el?
an
' the 18th of November, which was the day on Mr' Clarkson applied for a remand to complete the of tickets. We are glad to learn that the I int in the l'a
Caledonian-Firienlsiutsrii.; Voi /. pr centt. r0:1(01 o o to o 0 271
0 22n
prior to
Guardian of Saturday has not been thrown away, and that
171,=..a00 g g 12) tli 0 - 18
the class of the district to which the convict may be teen, ten, and seven years, to break through the prison yes- Mr. SamPson offers 204 reward for information that may lead fh• clerks had first stated that he had been evidence' Edinburgh Life Insur: 6/..
which one o is
in very few cases since have undue numbers of tickets been
• assigned, inasmuch as the prisons of Parkhurst and Pen- terdaY morning. It appeared that the number involved in to the conviction of the offenders.-Sherborne Mercury.
•d on the work. Mr. Alderman GIBBS accordingly remanded him for Edin. & Ulan. Railway 1/.los. per c. 40 0 0 50 0 0 77
given to the /same individual. When there are so many Ditto, te Sbares...• 7s. 6(1. p. s. ;1210 0 All mid. 19
tonville, the establishments of Gibraltar, Bermuda, the conspiracy amounted to from 30 to 40 persons, and they TIIE ROYAL GENERAL ANNUITY SOCIETY.-The occur" failed in presenting any feature of interest, a week.
and Norfolk Island, are all available for prisoners sen- had everything prepared for their flight, haying made a hote twentieth anniversary of the foundation of this truly excel- The case
to whom limited relief is invaluable it were a pity that pro- actin., Leith, /lc Grantn 2til) g g 20 0 o Ili
h immediate parties were concerned. Mr. Clarkson now applied for the detention of 2007., fusien should in ' -- • - Glasgw &Ayrehir Rail. 71. pe-r cent. 5 All paid. 69
throu h the root throu h which any ordinar , sized man esa • • •
lent c ray eas celebrated on Friday evening at the London e P
xce t so far as t e
duce extravagance or carelessness in others.
tenced to transportation. The final disposal of every
g df' dg ' 3 f heir bed-
retired at ten minutes before six o'clock, which had beee lodged in the London and Westminster -Manchester Guardian. Glasgw&Greenek Rail. 21. per cent. 25 0 0 All paid. 16%
could pass, an astene near it grope made out o t
~ Tavera, whea Lord Stanley presided. Amidst all the chari- The jury
Bank by the father of the prisoner, who had left the T Ulsgw&Garnkirk Rail. A/. per cent. 25 0 0 AU paid. 39i
convict being• determined upon by the Secretery of State
'th a verdict for h • •
' ticks of more than 20 feet long, to raise them up and atter- table institutions with which this metro Polis abounds, tlfe and at seven returned wi t e plaintiff- . HE HONOURABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY.-The Dundee&Arbrothltall. 61. per cent. 125 0 0 All pate. 37
he is enabled to this extent to mitigate or increase the ward's lower them into one of the ad" • D bl. • • 1 L
joining streets.- u 'a stands alone as recommending itself to no particular class. Damages, 240 country.
A gentleman from the London and Westminsterßank took pla t
annual military ball of this ancient and honourable company Standard LifeAssarnee.l 5/. per cent. 50 0012 lO 0 9
...._..........-.
punishment awarded by the court where the prisoner Iliad of Wednesday.
Its object is, as ita name implies, the relief of all whom age
guaranteed that the amount should be detained. ce a the Armoury-house, Finsbury, on Thursday
evening last. The company began to arrive about eight,
.. DOCKS.
was sentenced. In deciding upon the destination of a HEAT WITIIOUT FUEL.-Important as cheap fuel and distress have rendered utterly unable to assist them-
T OF COMMON PLEAS, Feb. 13.
and were received in the grand saloon by the efficient re- -----..........
convict, the Secretary of State is guided first by such
may lea to be able to do without it altogether is more impor- selves. Her Majesty has recently been pleased to become , . .00 UR
G ildhall, before the Lome CHIEF Jusrica, and IVORS HIP- STREE 7:
gimental band playing some of the choicest overtures, Name of Company. ' Dividend ; Amount '
general regulations as he or his predecessors may have tent still. A Hungary chemist has taken some promising the patron of this institution ; the festival yesterday there- aSittings at u
a Common Jury.) CHARGE OF PERJURY AGAINST A PoLICEMAN.- Sac. By ten o'clock the grand room of the Armoury-house, per I of
Annum. 1 Share. Paid. I Price.
issued upon the subject, and next by the recommenda- steps towards makings this possible. He places in contact fore was intended to serve the double purpose of celebrating
HUMPHRIES v. sitUTTLEIVORTIL Charles Andrews Amos, a police-constable, of the H which was more particularly devoted to the votaries f
o terp- __nee. _ I
-nee.
tion of the inspectors, who personally inspect every pri- two iron plates and a copper cylinder, highly polished, turn- the foundation of the institution and commemorating the
action brought by a broker in the City, to re- division, appeared before Mr. Broughton to answer a sichore, presented a most dazzling appearance, there being j X s. d. X s. d.
This was
eoner, examine the document transmitted with him, and ing ou an axis at the end of a lever, with a balance weight Patronage of her Majesty. The attendance was unusually
Atile defendant the sum of 25a for a share trans- charge preferred against him, at the instance of the uPwards of 400 of the elite present. What with the besuti• 1-•"unercial .• •• ..... 31. per cent. I Stock. - 77
inquire into all the particulars of his previous life and at the other end, to keep the plate, in contact, when, by large, and at the cross table we noticed the Lord Mayor of coger from
h mount claimed was for commission in buying Commissioners of Police for having grosslv assaulted aof the ladies, their elegant dresses, and the splerdour of tlie F.ast :md West India-. 6/. pr cent. i Stock. - 135%
character. The great number of convicts who in the means of very simple apparatus and trifling exertion, a glow- London, Mr. Hudson, M.P. Mr. Newdegate, ltede, action. T eisitd
the loss between the price at which they young female. and then 'locked her up ori a fictitious uniforms, the room was far superior to anything we have Last eountry ........ I/.
U midon ........ ... per att. 100 0 0 - 31
51 o t St k -
cOUTSO of the year pass through this prison, amounting jug red beat may be produced in five minutes, and main- and many other distinguished gentlemen of all poli • the shares, a
h d for the defeedant, and subsequently sold. charge, in order to prevent a charge being preferred lately seen. Dancing commenced shortly after eight o'clock, steoatharine ... .. ... *.
I 5 ' - r can;
stee .
in the last year to 3,928, renders this investigation a task tained with ease.-The Builder. tical creeds. The customaev and loyal patriotic toasts were were pure ase .
dence it appeared, that the plaintiff had been and was kept up with great spirit until nearly six o'clock, eouthairpton :• ...... ,
_.per cen . . ock. - --_-_ ,
of onerous performance as well as of h elven and received with the loyalty which always marks the
, eavy respOnsi- ELOPEMENT OF AN HEIRESS WITH HER SINGING - . . • From the evi against him for the offence.
'4/ per cent.; 50 0 0, 50 0 0 29tg.
the defendant fifty railway shares. the efficient band of Mr. Adams being stationed in the or-
d t urchase for
It appeared that on Thursday last a prostitute named
bility.
MASTER.-A good deal ofgossip and 80ffie consternation pre- heception of these toasts by an English audience. The Noble instructe o p
d the shares from another broker at three-eighths
chestra, assisted by the band of the regiment. Mr Currie WATER-WORKS.
He procure Ellen Bolton was h dbdf d List.' M
, c arge y een an e ore r.
batman then proposed the toast of the evening in an elo-
h • coffered to the defendant he said
acted as Master of the Cere • • . • .
monies, and by his usual kind
We belieVe that the three gentlemen to whom these veiled in fashionable circles of the metropolis yesterday, in k"
remium,but when t ey wer
Arnold, the magistrate, with disorderly conduct, when • • •
quent and aouehing address. He did. due credit to the objects p
, Dividend Amount
. duties are entrusted devOte their earnest attention to the consequence of an elopement which took place on Saturday.
b and wished him to do the best he
g. e
attentions elicited the commendations of all present. Besides 2ir f c
of the Institution and concluded with a athetic a eal to it was a bad jo , h stated the risoner had taken indecent liberti • ame o ompany. per of Paid. Pric••
proper discharge of this important service; but we would On inquiry the following facts were ascertained : It appears
So • a P the pp
could with them. They were then sold at par. For the
h r and on hP th ' .es with the large room, several others were devoted to quadrille par- Annum. Skare.
nevertheleis suggest, that while so great an inequality of n
tint tlele young lady is daughter of the principal of one of the the and' • ''t behalf
l ienee in ia_ . me ee rs ago la ware. no
defence, it was urged that no regular bargain for the F ,
.er reateeung to prefer a charge against ties, and the court-room was appropriated as a card-room ;
_____
possible punishment for prisoners similarly sentenced minent establishments in the cit • and resided at the ess than ninety recipients of the bounty of the Institution,
shares had ever been made, and that the shares when pur- him for so doing, he had trumped up the charge to screen and the most liberal provision was made in a spacious room . ,
x s. d.
private house of her father • B 3,
the males receiving 9/. 10s. per month, and the females
m were not paid for by himself Mr Ar old k d •+'
202 md
.. l n a.s e her i. she had a vvitness e for refreshment during the evening. At twelve o'clock a ri MI (.i7IdZiO.,, ".
..
.... .... 3/. 81'os. 1:: I: : = so
continues to exist, the regulations which may from young man named M whci.n
re,ided
isatzet. She had a 1/. 12s. per month. Adverse circumstances had, of late years, chased at the three-eighths p
- rebnutuhe subsequently returned She 'd
time to time be made by the Secretary of State should tending her as music and einging master. It is 14rtZt'tn much curtailed the utility of this most deserving establish. the plaintiff at the time, but t
ha
o i inally came az un- sio a gir was with her at the time, and could most sumptuous supper was provided by Younghusband, of Kent.. „„ „ ........ 2/. los. too 0 a - -
be communicated tO all judges and courts exercising aan attachment was mutually formed, and on Saturday even- ment, and at the present time there were only twenty. them to the party from whom tey r g vouch for the truth of her statement. 'The defendant Gerrard's Hall, the viands and wines being of the first de- Vauxhall --.... .. .. 5/. per cent. 100 o o - -
. 51.105. rent. 63 12 9 . - 130
criminal jurisdiction, and that an annual return should ing the parties left by the Holyhead packet, and on landing four recipients of its bounty, receiving on the average 1/. 12s. sold shares.
ed a verdict for 21/. ss. denied the truth of her statement in every particular, scription, which was again repeated at one o'clock. The in- west Middlesex . • P
which were ornii-
likewise be laid before Parliament, showing the distri- there took the mail for Bangor, at which place all trace of each peromonth. Of those twenty-four, no less than nine The jury immediately return and the girl not being present, Mr. Arnold adjudicated ternal arrangements of the various rooms,
vices, the rich treat EADVERTISEMENT.]-TIIF: MCST IMMEDIATE REMEDY
bution of convicts, detailing the offence and sentence them was lost. The lady, it is said, possesses a fortune of Titre do ye the aged of eighty ; nine more had passed the
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, Feb. 13. on the policeman's evidence, and ordered her to be im- merited with flags and various military de
r extrema atten-
provided by the stewards, together with thei Foe aeue„,
~,r,, CoLDs Is Hottower's num.-This celebrated and
of each, the court in which he was tried, and the final 5,000/. in her own right. She is twenty years of age and tf ee score yeam an i ten, svhich was more than the average lot
GOULIURN again called .Prisoned for seven days. After the case had been COn- -
lion, received the highest meed ,
of praise from all present. extraordinary medicine is not only an effectual cure for co hs
very handsome. The young gentleman is twenty-four years o man, and six on y were between the age of sixty and This merning, Mr. Commissioner .
f the New Bank- eluded, and the girl locked up, the witness alluded to Thanks to the more colds, hoarseness, or even loss of voice, but is likewi ug
• '
destination awarded by the Secretary of State.
seventy ; noneunder the age of sixty being heldeligible for the the attention of the bar to the operation o
WITCHCRAFT.-YARMOUTIL se a certain
Dubin Freeman's Journal.
ers who had no came into court, and, ea.:hough ahe had not seen the 'n super- remedy in all cases of wheozings, shortness of breath, and asth
All which is humbly submitted to your Majesty by ef age'- ' bounties of the association. The healths of the Lord Mayor rupt and Insolvent Act as regarded trad . .
general diffusion of knowledge, instances of belief 1 .
and persons vvlio may be so bad as not o Mg.
t be able to lie down in their
your Majesty's faithful subjects and servants. CHATHAM BARRACKS, FEB. 11.-This morning of London, the Lord Mayor of York, of Mr. Roberts, the assets to divide amon 'h •
gst t eir creditors. His f h df d-
Honour re- prisoner a ter t e een ant had locked her up, made -
natural powers have now become exceedingly rare ; that it beds lest they should be choked with phlegm, may be radical!
(Signed) CHICHESTER, the decision of the general courts-martial held in these bar_ Presid„t of the society, and of the ofllee_b„rers, were peated his opinion that such persons did not come within the exactly the same statement. Mr. Arnold, on hearing is not entirely eradicated the following paragraph will fully cured by these Pills when every other means have failed , 7
• this latter
SEYMOUR. racks in December last, for the trial of Captain Bull, of the given in rapid succession, when the subscription lists were meaning of the Act, and his opinion was supported by Sir this, ordered the prisoner to be placed at h a • - - l t Airs Leggett appeared at our Po•
t e ar, which prove. On Saturday as . class of sufferer •
S may depend upon getting great relief in the first
eetn Regiment, for conduct to the prejudice of good order handed round, and something like 1,400/. was subscribed in George Rose, one of the judges of the Court of jt'trielv,•• ,pe being done, she was discharged. The report of the ease lice-court to crave sureties of the peace ageing. her eister, three day!, and in ten: days they will sleep almost as well as ever
Gwydyr House, January, 1847.
and military discipline, in having placed Major Shadfortle the room. We trust the impetus thus given to the society had not, however, yet obtained the opinion 01 " e'rotuer having been forwarded to the Commissioners of Pol.
re, Mrs. Cole, both 1
"nhabitants of Gorlestone, and the defendant, they did in their lives.-Sold by all medicine vendors ; and at Pro-
fessor Hollow '
ht to act.
-----, • h well known pilot of that name. It appears ay s Establishment, 214, Strand, London.
his commanding officer, in arrest, on board the bai-que,. Mary may epahle it iFgely to extend the sphere of its usefulness. Commissioners, and was doubtful how he oug they directed the pres€ nt proceedings. the wife of t e -
FRENCH COMMERCE.-The Constitutionnel observes
• Ann, on the 9th of July, 1846, then at anchor in Simon's Ihe dinner was in the best style of those best of caterers, Mr. ddressed the
Cooke Mr. Nicholls, and Mr. Lucas a
~ .
The first witness coiled was th '1 B that the two sisters have lately "fallen out" respecting -----..,________
e gir olton, who, gen, p operty left them by their father. On Friday
that the manufacture of guillotines was beginning to acquire
Bay-, Cape of Good Hope, &c., was promulgated, by which Messrs. Bathe and Breech, and some excellent singing, aided Court, and sLi that the Act presented very great difficulties havin d d
g epese to the facts already stated. went on to ---e "r ' t th h eof Mrs. Leggett, and 811i71113.
some importance, in consequence of the adoption of that in •
Captain Bull is ordered to be cashiered ; but was subse- by the band of the Artillery Company, added much to the indeed.
Mrs. Cole went o e ous
atrument of death in different countries of Europe. "Paris,"
quently restored to his rank, and allowed to exchange into harmony of the evening. Mr. Harker, as toastmaster,. per- His Hossoue said, that as the law' had been acted "Y. that as soon as she asked the defendant the way broke open her door by throwing a stone at it. She b•ITOgh teheethaonf,=ary, at Rome, the lion. Mrs. Rom, of Bladens-
it says, " supplies most of these implements, which require
another regiment. The sentence on Lieutenant Grant, who formed with zeal and assiduity the arduous duties pertaining upon an persons were placed on the same footing- "t Df Briek•lanc he m ade use of the most filthy eepres- than commenced a volleY of abuse directed against her on thre 4th inst 'lt* Hateham-terrace, New-cross, Itu. Willitill
to be made with considerable precision, to answe.r the
was tried by the same Court for insubordinate conduct to his office. the man that had squandered away everything and the man sions to her, which she took no notice of, when he pro- sister, and threatened "to make her wallow in her Pulford, of a son. " '
mournful purpose for which they are intended. Within a
t. d aldo Shadfortli arisine out of the same transaction, UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDON.-The council
owar s jl' ,
who had 158 in the ound, they both got liberated if in ceeded to act in the geossest and most indecent manner, blood unless she went to Norwich and had the witches On the 7th inst., at the Grange, Wedmore, Somersetehire. the !Ore
abort period five guillotines have been exported, namely, two
'''• Id d tt 1 • - • hMh • 1P• . d' •
was ordered to be severely reprimam e, an sen o is have instituted a professorship of t e ec awe rin. Prison, an protection if out o it, u
P f • nless fraud was proved. and, forcing her up a. court, threw her down, where, taken off her (Mrs. Cole's) husband. She would make of William Shartman Glansile, Esq., of R sen.
to Greece, one to Denmark and two to Germany "
He had no doubt that it also led to concealment of propert
- i of her drink her own blood unless she unbevit h d
3a had it not been for her resistance and the arrive e ' 'c e on the 7th inst., in Argylcshire, Dirs. Campbell, of KIN rry, of a
Feye ' • duty; and he was this morning reprimanded accordingly ciples of Engineering, and appointed Mr. Eton Hodgkinson
(laughter.
a IN GLASGOW.-We are sorry to learn that,
greater evil, drove merchants an ,
d traders
her husband. The Mayor asked Mrs. Cole what she meant
in addi • b • the the commandant, before the officers of the provis•
ional to the chair. The Flaherty scholarship in mathematics has and, what was a the other girl, he won] d have effected his purpose. On
On the 9th inst., at raignton, near Torquay, the wife of .3ir,
mate businesa when she made, with all possible earnestness, the foll • '
non to the epidemic which has lately prevailed so ex- bYatt •
alum. been awarded to Mr. William Yool. To Mr. Robert Bald- from coming before the Court with its legit' s getting away she proceeded towards the station-house
statement :-" My sister owing Jonathan S. Wilson, of a son.
tensively amon. th poor., th. e typhus fever, which.was so de- „,
Hayward, who was so nearly equal to Mr. Yool that and drove them into holes and corners to make arrangement,. for ttie purpose of ma king a charge againet him. when got my father to make a wrong on the 10th inst., at upper Gower-strcet, the wife of William Bal'
structive in the. e IHE FIRE AT CUDDESDEN PALACE.-We men- win
a placed over the will, and leave all kis property to her ; an
the inhabitanta Yoetarl!:B34, is now rapidly spreading among .
. s recommended a division of the scholarship, An inscription to this effect might now
.b
d she now sets all lantine, Esq., of a son.
the exannner
he followed and took her into custody, afterwards the lawyers at defiance. My hus
a fire bad broken out in the palace of
te release and pro-
On the i Ith inst., in Piccadilly, 3frs. James Adeney, of a son.
tge. more densely populated parts of the tioned yesterdey that
doors of the Ceuta.: " For debtors immeclia .
band has been lat 1 •
city and suburbs.
b • - • . the council voted a gold medal, with an expression of regret
t 11. h h 'f h ld promise eyin a
s obliged to the Bar e Inger e would let her go I e e wou very low way; I have had Dr. Im ey to lc
'Hos may in part be attributed to the the Bishop of Oxford, at Cuddesden, but we are appe to sae
tection • for creditors 0 0 0." Ile wa
im, the Pier-
great influx of Irish, and tl dopted by his Lordship's domestics, that circumstances did not admit of their bestowing two , : , . ,
not to lodge a charge against hon; .e .
; refusina this, she master's son, and old Dr. Smith, buPt th MARRIED.
tute. The managers of ti:e ci:owding together of the desti- that through the means a
'Arlie Ellis, A
:AL, of tor its suggestions, and would decide the point after he had
ey know nothing
scholarships. Examiners : Robert s .
very properly taken adyanta Glasgow Royal Infirmary have aided by the villagers and . .
workmen on the premises, it was
he council ; and Professors heard the opinions of his brother Commissioners. was taken to the station; and locked up. ahe did not see about his complaint-be is never at • h
rest nig tor day, and At St. Mary's Church, Woolwich, Captain CharleS James Buchanan
another charity, as „ anzira_
of
_a new house, inten o
• ded f r most providentially got under without doing any very great Trinity College, Cambridge, for a _ _
nil.
_ti _
De Morgan and Potter. The } laherty sehola lip i clas- _ her companion until after her conviction the neat morn- my belief is he is bewitched by Mrs I
. seggett. He is never Riddell, Royal Artill,.ry, to Mary, aec
.oud daughter of Major-Gain&
modation must be instantly
prgitp.ital; but more accom- damage. The lire was first his Loidship's
discovered. by ,
sics has been awarded to Mr. Henry Glaadish Rosher. Itx-
LONDON SESSIONS. ing. She mentioned tale way she had been treatea to well, and yet nobody ea
him." The magis n see anything the matter with Slr Ilevv Dalrymple Ross, K.C.B.
-........
protected teem this contagious epiderCif the citizens are to be Page, who, on opening the door of the library, found the
winners :G a Venables, Esq of Jesus College, Cambridge, the inspector who took the charge. . trates remonstrated with the defendant as - DIEB.
HOSIERY.-The wrought cettoie*- Glasgow Argus. room in flames. The alarm bell was instantly rung, and the
A.M , for the Council ; and Prolfessors Newman and Malden. ....................- articular
Jane Reeve, the girl. alluded to, in every p .
to the fearful delusion under wt.). 1
ice she laboured, and with a
not worse, but the cut up branches ern Stocking trade is villagers and others flocked to the palace; fortunately a car- ,
tale .40/ i for eneral proficiencv as a student in me- (Before the RECORDER, and Alderman Jonsso.
sr for the Lord corroborated her. promise from her not to go near the complainannallowed the At Ainvrlek Caen , ... ,
e Northumberland, on the llth Inst., the Meet
No , e 1 u h Duke of Northumberland, K. 0., in the 62d y
II I g ear of
in the villages, though there have beeendepressed, especially penter who resided at Cuddesden was at home, he, together
_. . pr ze g
Mayor, Sir J. DUKE, and Sir C. MARSIILL.)
lo k before the testimony had co , artilts t •
n. , p 0 retire. Mrs. Cole seemed naturally shrewd on ill ge
There was considerable stir in the pansar aer llala
rgta orders. with his men, hastened to ahe spot, and conimenced knock- (twine and surgery has been awarded to Mr. William Henry
Phillip Isaacs, a member of the .
Hall of Commerce in
. It being seven o'c e general subject
ore!, last mg down the bookcases which bad caught fire, and thereby Ransom. -
ommitted an eluded, i •• • s, and before she left the court admitted the steal th'e lot inst., Cherie% Haig, Esq., of 4"zrdlner-street, Dublin,
, nessila 1 t f h b 1
Threadneedle-street, was indicted for having c
1-• •n th tif t ii y o er e ief being erroneous, for she said, " Well, barrister-at-law, aged 38.
week, arising from a number of bleachers and th
Mr. BttotrwaToN adjourned tho CaSe, 0-serVi g a
o er fireslaess stopped the confla ration from s weadin further Ihe fire Free Press ,
FICTION.-The editor of the Burlington , essault on Edward Joseph, on the 28th December last. lif there are such things as witches, my sister is one."-Bury lOn the sth lest ,at Eari's-court, Old Brempton, Jane. wife of Cap-
of cotton hosiery, preparing to leave the kingdom for Phlla g .1
g •
. was caused by the overheating of the apparatus con- informs his readers that having published " Dombey and The prosecutor said, that the day in question he was at the the witnesses were speaking the truth, t p
he risoner Herald.
delphia and German Town, in which places the f
rames have structed for warming the rooms. His Lordship was absent, Son " dh P ', - h ht to be exeu dor
- - - -- - ae- ..all nf 11,-.......-....,..-- --a -...--t._-_a - -......e nrirnhar r.F01,...,... ..t____ll . .
Pll s in Utica and oth
, an t e resident's Message. e oug
rapidly increased, as w-
aak 1 d er. places in the consecrating a church se T,,1,r..... ..,1,...... •t.- 4-- -.-__ _,_ _
n. . n v,_- xr,,..1,- The RI ir ove tra e ennt,,,,,... :_ . _ _

Dividend I Amount
Na=e of Company, per of raid. Frio
Annum. Share.
......,......
-.--- ---- -
£ i. d £ a. d.
Lustralasia ...... •• •• 61. per cent. 40 0 0. 40 0 0 --* i3ritali North American 51. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 --
`2ommercial of London Si. per cent. 100 0 0 20, 0 0 --
:olonial. . -
Londn and Westminstr 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 30
endon Joint-Stock ••• 61. per cent. 50 0010 0 0 - .letropolititti ......... 25 0 0 710 0
Provincial of Ireland- 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25. 0 0 --
Ditto, New.- -•• • • 81. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0
National of Ireland - Si. per cent. 50 0 0 '2O 0 0 --
Sat. Provncial of Eng. 51. par cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 --
Ditto, New... -.• •• 51. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0
Cnion of Australia.... 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 li
rnion cf London •• , 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 --
__.______...-:..........-.....-•
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
---
Dividend Amount
Name of Company, per of paid. re"
Annum. Share.
_.... -........
----
X a. d. 4 a. d.
Albion ••••••• • • • • • • • 3/. 10, 500 0 0 50 .7„5,
Alliance trit. and For. 6 per cent. 100 0011 0. 0 1,,* Ditto Marine.- -• • 6/. per cent, 100 005 0 0 57, Atlas . 138.6d.prsh. 50 005 0 0 12,7 British Commercial • • 7s. per share 50 005 0 0 47g .'lericl,Med.&Geu.Life 51. per cent. 100 00210 0 --
31. 100 0 0 10 0 0
Grown ...... - .. •• •• 10s.
liagle . 6s. 50 0 0 5 0 0 Thi
50 0 0 60 0 5%1 Eng.& Scot. Law •• • • 51. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 3
European Life •..• • • 5% per cent. 20 0 0 All paid. 20
Freemasons' .•• .. •• • • 51. per cent. 20 0 0 30 0 " 4 G:obe - 132 S.
Guardian ... .... ••• • • 51. per cent. 100 0 0 36 10 0 ±#,1,14
imperial Fire -••• • • • 6/. and bonus 500 0 0 50 0 0 23'
Imperial Life •••••• •• 125. 100 0010 0 0 --;
Lltleinnity Marine.... 11. sh. & bs. 100 0 0 513 1 31
Law Life............ IL ss. 100 0 o 10 0 0 '-
,gal and General Life - 50 0 0 20 0 6%
...mdon Fire ...... .• 10s. '25 0012 10 0 !!
o ndon Ship ........ 10s. 25 0012 10 0 i' .tarine -.•••••• • • • 5/. per cent. 100 0015 0 0 --..,
Vett. Invlid &Gen. Life 1%1. per et. 50 0 0 2 0 0 4''"
National Lean Fund.. 51.
National Life....
i'alladium Life.• .....
o s o o 8,9
--,,
8/. er cent. o
e sd
cent. 50 0 a 20 0 - - 'ficenix - - 195
Protector Life.... •• • 51. per cent. '2O 0 0 1 0 0 241.
Provident Life- •••••• I/. ss. 100 0 0 10 0 0 23
Rock Life.. - - .• - - 4s.
51. per cent. Sstoeok.o 010 0
......4
Royal Exchange-
Sun Fire ......... • • • 6/. 10s. - - 210
Ditto Life ..... • .. - 11. 6s. - - 49
6 15 -
Universal Life .....•• 104(i. pr cnt 100 0

FRENCH COMMERCE.—The Constitzdionnel observes
that the manufacture of guillotines was beginning to acquire
some importance, in consequence of the adoption of that in •
etrument of death in different countries of Europe. "Paris,"
it says, " supplies most of these implements, which require
to be made with considerable precision, to answer the
mournful purpose for which they are intended. Within a
short period five guillotines have been exported, namely, two
to Greece, one to Denmark, and two to Germany."
' "Ra IN GLASGOW.—We are sorry to learn that,
in addition to the epidemic which has lately prevailed so ex-
tensively amongan
the
poor, the typhus fever, which was so &-
the inhabs yoefarllB37, is now rapidly spreading among
city and suburbs. tTe. more densely populated parts of the
great influx of Irish. Ma
may
ili
part be attributed to the
ersano the crowding together of the desti-
tute. The manag
Glasgow Royal Infirmary have
very properly take, advantage
another charity, as of a new house, intended for
.y hospital; but more an auxiii,..
accom-
modation must be instantglL,
i)sroevi.daed, if the citizens are to be
protected fl3m this Conte epidemic. Glasgow Argu3.
Cotton stocking trade is
HOSIERY.—The wroughtp'c
last
not worse, but the cut up branches
iLreendepressed, especially
parissioime large orders.
in the villages, though there have
fotllhaersffiornds,ho,
There was considerable stir in the
week, arising from a number of bleachers anci)
of cotton hosiery, preparing to leave the kingdom for Phila-
delphia and German Town, in which places the frames have
rapidly increased, as well as in Utica and other places in the
State of New York. The silk glove trade continues in a de.
pressed state. The plain silk hose trade, contrary to every
expectation, is improved.--Nottingham Review.
LINSEED CASE.—A vessel of large tonnage arrived
in the river from Marseilles, has brought an entire
cargo, consisting of the very large quantity of 360,000 killo-
grammes of linseed cake for cattle feeding purposes.

THE FIRE AT CUDDESDEN PALACE.—We men-
tioned yesterday that a tire bad broken out in the palace of
the Bishop of Oxford, at Cuddesden, but we are happy to say
that through the means adopted by his Lordship's domestics,
aided by the villagers and workmen on the premises, it was
most providentially got under without doing any very great
damage. The fire was first discovered by his Lordship's
page, who, on opening the door of the library, found the
room in flames. The alarm bell was instantly rung, and the
villagers and others flocked to the palace; fortunately a car-
penter who resided at Cuddesden was at home, he, together
with his man, hastened to the spot, and commenced knock-
ing down the bookcases which bad caught fire, and thereby
stopped the conflagration from spreading further. The fire
was caused by the overheating of the apparatus con-
structed for warming the rooms. His Lordship was absent,
cons,el. crati.ng a church at Tubney, when the fire was disco-
We understand a few books and shelves only were
destroyed

companion until after her conviction the next morn-
ing. She mentioned &be way she had been treated to
the inspector who took the charge.
Jane Reeve, the girl, alluded to, in every particular
corroborated her.
It being seven o'clock before the testimony had con•
eluded,
Mr. BROUGHTON adjourned the case, observing that if
the witnesses were speaking the truth, the prisoner
should not have been sent before him for a summary
conviction, but indicted for perjury.
Both girls were severely cross-examined by Mr. W.
Heritage for the defendant. but he failed to shake their
evidence in any particular. 1
HAMMERSMITH.
ExcisE 1.:.,a70R7.41-rvals —Mr. Wm. Westbeou4, brick.
maker, at Earle's.court, 4eusington, appeared before Mr.

(Before the RECORDER, and Alderman JOHNSON for the Lord
Mayor, Sir J. DUKE, and Sir C. MaitsuaLx..)
Phillip Isaacs, a member of the Hall of Commerce in
Threadneedle-street, was indicted for having committed an
assault on Edward Joseph, on the 28th December last.
The prosecutor said, that the day in question he was at the
Hall of Commerce, and purchased a great number of shares,
and went into the coffee-house to get change for a sove-
reign. Whilst standing at the bar, speaking to a gentleman,
he heard some one say, " Take care of your pockets, take
care of that swindler." He did not understand at the mo-
ment that the observation was applied to him, but went to
the other end of the table where defendant was sitting., and
asked him if
.he addressed him (prosecutor) when deleadialt,
without making any
reply took up a short Calle with a

FICTION.—The editor of the Burlington Free Press
informs his readers, that having published " Dombey and
Son," and the President's Message, he ought to be excused
giving any more fiction for the present.
RI,
" WITHOUT MONEY AND WITHOUT DEICE.I "
—The
following notice is posted on the door of Christ Church,
Cheltenham:—"applications for pews or sittings to be made
to Mr. Davis, at the Montpelier Libra-y, every day, Sundays
excepted. Day tickets may be obtained at someVace,
admitting to all the services of the day, at 6d. Tickets
for single services, 10. each."

on the sth in,t Ear'a-court, Old Brtmpton, Jarmo wife of Cap-
ta'n J. 11. Baldwin.

ZINGULATL AND FATAL ACCIDENT.—An accident
of a very uncommon kind occurred at New Bridge, near
Snaith, on Friday last. Mr. Joseph Bays, farmer, was
Ploughing in a field in his occupation, and had finished all the
field hut a narrow slip by the side of a drain, when, it is sup-
posed, owing to the restiveness of one. of the horses, the
plough was overturned into the drain, and, unfortunately,
the deceabed with it, and l►e was drowned--Doncasteri
Chronicle,

On the i th inst., at Gilbert-street, Gresvenor-square, Frederlek
John ►Hgou. jun., Esq., aged 3!.
On the 9th inst., Lieutenant-Colonel Ratcliffe, E.H., late of the

The mobbing of the proctors of Cambridge, when
out at
d nighte apprehending loose women, has not been dis•
continue
the ri ote . Lelroceedings have been commenced against
ford 2ifercur,y.
five of rs, who are to be tried at the assizes.— Stam-

YOIT2iG. ot
In the Precinct
,nnrr—tot

britary 15, 1.47.