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...--.......--•••""'""".."--"---- I CITY SHERIFFS' COURT—Mais Day.) • PARLIAMESTARY COMMITTEES. LAW INTELLIGENC.F.—JuIy 2. I transfer to Lent Fitzwilliam was brought by Mr. Cook- ; magistrate would remand hiM for a few days he would Country MOWldelld .. ,
THE NATIONAL GALLERY. ney's clerk fix registration. It was executed by the be enabled to give shne aestount of hi:3 autecedents. .
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(Before Mr. Prendergh,st, Ce.C.) THE NEW SCHEME ,FOR ALTERATIONS IN hatikrupts, but not by Lord Fi.ztveliam. and therefure The ettsoner was then remanded. EDINBURGH MEAL MARKET-JuLY I.
COURT OF COM NION PLEAS.
(Front. the Morning Advertiser.) _ . wat imperfect, and I refused to registrar it. Mr. 13ats raid tie wee very desirous of making the coo- There were in the market to-day 15 seeks oatmeal, eat.
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FRANKLIN Y. N 'OTT. - DULWICH COLLEGE. , (Sittings at Nisi Priue in London.-Befere Mr. Justice Mr. listyrnond, at the conclusion of tee plaintiff's case, 1 stable a preseet tor his excellent conduct, on the occasion.
The people of England, and more especially the
weighing 280 lbs imperial, which sold at 463. Ott
London masses, must not mitre! them. selves to be nes was an action to recover of tlies defendant, who Yesterday a committee of the House of Lords, con- ' - - ' Willes and a Special Jure.)
sietin of the Earl of Harrowb chairman his R al BELL AND ANOTHER ASSIGNEES V STRI KLAND THE submitted that there was no evidence to go to the jury I Mr. Paynter observed that he might do so through the
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is the proprietor of - the Ball T Ahern, Basinghall-street, - g v ( ), ey , , • c '•- in support of it. The only question was as to the in- authorities. The magi-trate then made a note upon the EDINBURGH HAY AND STRAW MARKET-
' deluded by the victory of last Friday, in. the matter
a_ Highness the Duke of Cambridge, the Archbishop. of BANKRUPTCY OF MESSRS STRAHAN PAUL AND BATES . : r •i. e I. f f 1-. f; .1.
uaina es for the wrongful disc Asset of the plaintiff, W.. - . - • . e ' ' ' • I ,ention et tee eanerupus au tee -me teey paid the police-sheet, commendatory of the officer's conduct. Jute! 1.
of the removal of the National Gallery, into_a belief A g
Canterbury, the Earl of Mato, and the Earl of Middle- The plaintiffs in this case are assignee. of Mesers.
was zook in defendant's servic As. money upon Mr. Strickland's - cheque, and there was --- . Supplies of all kinds these last six days large.
that there really exists in the present House, of
ton, met fur the purpose of considering the bill prepahed Strahan, Peul, and Bates, and they sought to recover a nothing at all to show that they had any inteution of ItIARLBOROUGH-STREET.--foseph, Simpson was • Oat straw, from 8s Od to lls ad per kemple of 16 steno*
From the evidence of the P 1 a Intiff it aPpeared that ehe in pursuance of the recommendations of the royal Om- sum of money which had been paid to the defendant
Commons any party worthy the.name of Liberal-
y,. and three days before the missioners, and with the consent of. the Court of Chan- shortly before the bankruptcy, upon the ground that it
I f •_, NI St • kVA d bele a a other creditor.
pre arrin, . a no n , r ny fieady examined, charged with an offeuce known as gar- tron; wheat do., 880 d to lls Od ; barley do.. Os to 103 Od•
any section of the House sufficiently numerous to
was engaged on the 9th Ma Mr. Justice Willes-The question was whether there was rotting, and with attemp• ed r obbery. Hay from ls to 15d.
oommand respect, who entered that House in- • Dulwich Colle e andre-
end tif the first month Mrs- Nutt gave her notice to eery, for entirely remodelling g , , had been paid by way of fraudulent preference.
distributing the large and increasing revenues of tloat Mr. Sergeatt Byles, Mr. M. Smith, and Mr. Hannan, avy evidence of intentisn to prefer this particular credi- Tne evidence ha- already appeared. . ,
fitiencecl by those hig .
h motives which belong only
h. ld b leave. She was paid a moral a's wages only. tor and it seemed to him that all the evidenee of inten- Prisoner, who asserted his innocence, was committed DALKEITH MEeeL MARKET-.TuNH 30.
establishment, so as more widely to spread the benefits appeared for the plaintiffs and Mr Sereeent &lee and • '
to public-minded men. To imagine tis wou e
intended by Edward Alleyne, the founder. ' • - e - tem to perfw related to Eerl Fitz villiam. for trial. There were in the tnarket to-day 28 bags of oatmeal and
a great and dangerous delusion, sure in the end to Mr. W. B. Davies, Romer Inger-lane, appeared for the
Mr. Raymond for the defendant. Mr. Sergeant Bylee contended that there was evidence John Jefriss, Coachman to Mr- Riot', M.P., was brought 10 bags barleymeal. Sales dull.
r. Venables appeared for the commissionerst Mr. Mr. Sergeant Bylee
damage the cause advocated by Mr. :I.oebuck and defendant, and stated that 4 the plaintiff was dismissed m said this was a case which would re- of in- ention to prefer all Mr. Cookney's clients, Earl up far further examinatioe, on suspicion of stealing a Oatmeal, per sack of 2801bs First. Second. Third.
his friends, and at no very distant period to endall- for ill-beha,viour, and whee a she left she made ne com- Ssrgeant Wrangham for the governors of Dulwich qoi. quire and repay the very serious attention of the jury, it Fitzwilliarn, Mrs. Gerd and the defendant. valuable rnare, belonging to his roaster. imperial - s Od 441 Ocl •
plaint, Mr. Nutt proved I .Itat he engaged the plaintiff at lege ; Mr. Sergeant Merewether On the part of the thea; being an action brought by the assignees of Messrs. Mr. Jeetice Willes, after some further discussion, Mr. Rich eaid that the mare had been discovered in a Barleymeal, per ditto
(-for what remains of the democratic or free portion
'of the English Constitution and the rights of men trice' prefession• Mr. Parson for St. Luke's Middles a: • Strahan Paul and Bates for a considerable tutu of Peasomeahiper ditto
18/. per year on her stati a g that she could cook for 200 , . • I , , , , , thought it best to leaee the case for the consideration of stable remote from the place where the prisoner led him . -s Od e- sOd -Pi Od
Mr. Knox for St. Giles, Camberwell ; and Mr. Stunny money paid to the defendant; as the assignees alleged, Flour, per t tete -s Od -s Od -s Od
iu Britain. They must, in fact, stand isolated
persons ; but at last she did not get the dinners ready in the itny, hie-. he reserved leave to Mr. Raymond to move to suppose it would be found. The mare he was in-
for St. Saviour's, Southwark. ', by way of fraudulent preference, the amount heving b n - - - • • - •
ee- the court upon the point. , . ' Pot-barley, per ditto
formed, wars left at, the stebles oy a groom, who he (Mr. - -s Od. - a Od •-s Od
from public life, and be profoundly igno.rant of
ons and time, and on the day sl re was discharged the vegetables The following is a brief epitome of the provisionsiof paid to Mr. Cookney, Mr. Strickland's attorney, on the --
Mr. Ser eant Bytes and Mr. Raymond having ad- Rich) believed was his isoachman. Witness believed
: 'the " present state of things," the impress'
ware not done, and slw e said that if the customers could the new scheme. It proposes that the existing corpoin: Saturday evening on which the bankrupts closed their HULL-JULY 1.
dressed thegjury for their respective clients, that the act was done from stone Mfirrnity of mind and
feelings of the day, who fancy for a moment that tion of " God's Gift" shall be dissolved, and after the 31st doors never again to open them. The bankrupts had
not wait till they wew A done, they must eat-them raw. Mr. Justice Willa; summed up and direcled the jury memory, and not for felonious purposes ; and as the There was a small supply of English wheat to-day, and
the place and pension-hunting crew, who occupy of December, 1856, no new appointment is to be meths been for some time previeusly in a state of considerable that in order to find for the plaintiff they must be of ceachtioan had been aith him for 20 years he wished to the trade slow, but farmers quite indisposed to give way
the benches of the House of Commons, and of Mrs. Nutt gave similar evidence, and said that she had
to any office in the charity except in accordance with embarrassment and in the early part of the month of • •
inual complaints of her refusal to do as she was di- • ' • - - ' a th. t the a ment to Mr Strickland had bd n et te publicly that I considered hie honesty 'un-
opinion a p y . . in price, and we cannot alter our quotations, though in
" the other House," as it used to be called cont the plan now proposed. The Archbishop of Canterbury May they had applied to the Bank of England fer as- voluntarily in contemplation of bankruptcy, and wine imapeac'hed.--DischSrgewd. ' - solitary cases ls to 2s less money was taken. Foreign held -
in John Bradshaw's times, care one jot for the rected by the manag dr, and the dinners were frequentlY and his successors to be visitors of the college. After Sistance, which was refereed, and then upon the sugges• firm, and a fair business done. Of barley hardly a samide
intent to prefer him before the other creditors. . ---- • to be seen and good quality much wanted. Dan and n-
artistic, literary, and scientific institutions of behind time. Mr. Nutt said that he considered that the 31st of December, 1856, 15 governor& should have tion of sir W. Farquhar a meet'ng of the banks of Lon- The jury found a verdict for tee defendant. SOUTHWARK.-Georec Venables, driver of one of dian cona'are beine used as substitutes for feeding. Oats
the nation ; or that they are regarded by these either master or stirrant could terminate the service at the entire control and management of the charity, its don was held, and the circumstrces were investigate 4 ; SCOTT Y. SIR J. L. GOLDSMID. the Post-offiee carts conveying letters between London and beans fully as"dear. Linseed continues in good de-
• selfish despicable jobbers in any other light than the termination of the first month. estates and property. Four of thegovernors tobe elected, and it turned out that it was Impotsible that the bank The declaration in this case contained seven counts, and Gravesend,' was charged with unlawfully suffering a mand, good qualities scarce. Oil and cakes also improved
as means to an end-that end being simply power His Honour said -that was not the law unless there was one each by the vestries of St. Botolph, Bishoptgate ; St. ?mild proceedhan y . p. y _an
d that insolvenc and bankru tc were d there were no less than fourteen leas The rinei- .
'n value the former 3/ and the latter 10e to 15s r ton,
P • P -• person, not a guard or person employed for that parpose, i . , . . pe
. Saviour's, Southwark ; St. Luke's, Middlesex • and St. Inevitable. Sir W. Farquhar advised that they should pal ground upon which the plaintiff claimed damaees to ride upon his vehicle. with a large business. Rape cakes scarce, and support oar
. and patronage. Still it was a triumph, and no
an agreement to that effect. Giles's, Camberwell. The governors elected to h'old office stop immediately, and that advice °right to have been was for having been dismissed from the management of A gentleman from the office of Mr. Peacook, the Post- currency.
mean one, 153 members of that house, usually
l f The plaintiff, in answer to questions by his Honour, for a period of seven years, to be eligible for re-election followed. He would do Sir J. D. Paul the justice to sa 8 a 1 L. le
. called lower (a term which some day the peop e o . y certain estates belonging to the defendant. office solicitor, said the authorities were desirous that
Mr. Serjeant Bytes, Mr. Garth, and Mr. T. Bell ap- defendant might be punished with some severity, as a Wheat, English, red 76 to 80‘Peas, grey and black -to
said that she laaa been in service 32 years and never at the determination of such period. The eleven n in- that his advice also was that that step should be taken.
England may shorten by a syllable), were fotind to
elected governors to be appointed by the Court ef This took place on the Bth of June, and on the next day -ea Ditto white ck Sea . 52 to 65
78 to 82 Li.nseed, Bla .. .
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Is h d f h - I th I • • h h d
h with tee ear o suc a case. n e ast two situations a e a p red for the plaintiff ; and the Attorney. General; mail cart was robbed some time ago owing to similar . .
Dant= and Konigs- Ditto Petersburgh ... 46 to 60
have courage enough to try their strengt . Chancery, upon the application of the Attorney-Gene- they ought not to have openee the bank. At this time Mr. Bovill, Mr. Cleasby, and Mr. Kaye were fer the conduct on the driver's part, and the prisoner must have berg - 78 to 82Ditto Riga and Arch-- --
. out-and-out Court party in the house, and to de- held she remseuved two years in one and six months in ral, either by petitien or summons, one of such gover- Mr. Strickland's debt from the baek amounted to defendant. known he was doing wrong. Poineranianand Ham - angel -42t0 41
feat that party, despite its avowed. strength, its the other. hors to be a resident inhabitant of Dulwich. There 10,000/., and in the course of the satne day there was His lordship, after hearing the pleadings, suggested The prisoeer said the persone he took up were chiefly burgh
72 to 78 Ditto Konigsberg and
means of corruption unscrupulously used, and in Mr. Davies contended that the plaintiff had waived shall be a transfer of the administration of the elm, paid into his account a cheque for the further sum of that as the eaee invelved many details of account, it was employed in the Pest-office. Re did, not charge them Danish , Holstein, and - Memel - 38 to 4,4
possession of a " tower of strength" which the all right to. notice by taking the money and going away rity in ite funds to the new governors. An allowance is 303/. 28. 9d., and the next day 9,8001. ot that amount better tetra it should be settled out of court. anything, and thought there was no harm in taking Frieslaud 65 to 72 . Ter Ton.
Queen's name-unquestionably popular-naturally without complaint, and the summons had been taken to be paid to the master, wardens, fellows, and poor was withdrawn. The learned counsel then detailed This suggestion was adopted, and a verdict was en- them. Russian and Odessa 60 to 68;Lins. c., Null tOsto 9/ & Oci
brethren in full satisfaction of all rights and privileges at the eircumstances which he contended showed that this tered for the plaintiff for the damages in the declare- Fined -403. and costs. Oats, English
bestows on it. out without any demand having been made. Ditto Danish
28 to 3 / Ditto fine for. 71 15s 8115s0d
present enjoyed, viz., to the master, annually, 1,015/. ; money bad been paid by way of fraudulent practices. tion 15 000/ subject to a reference to Mr. Sergeant
. Yet so it was ; that party was defeated in a mor-
His Honour said that he was afraid that it must b • 28 to 3011apeseed...... 0010 e te 001 Os .
int to effect which the d df hfl h. 466/ d Sir John Dean Paul was called and said-I was a ' ' ''
e warden, 8551. ; thir an ourt . e lows eac .; an Hayes. LAMBETH.-Mr. Daniel Wm. Wade commission - Dieto Friesland
tifying way, and on a po
Tne cases of " Goldsmid v. Scott," and " Croft v. agent, of No. 4, Lorimere-terrace, `Walwe'irth, was fur- " 27 to 281Repe cakes -4 Ocl to 125.04'
taken as an assent, and gave jutment for defendant. to each of the peor brethren and poor sisters, 150/.. - member of the firm" of Strahan, Paul, and Bates. In
Partisans of the Coburg aim and views had de-
The,e sums are at be payable quarterly, except to the May our circumstances were such that we applied to Goldsmid," were also referred.' ther examined charged with committing a murderous Ditto Russian
Barley, malting
•voted much care and attention, and no small Ditto grinding , s -
34 to 38 Ditto oreign
. amount of delicate intrigue. A cry was raised POLICE INTELLIGENCE.---(This Day.) pour brethren, to ahom they are to be paid monthly. the Bank of England for assistance, which was refused. assault on the person of Wm. Nevelan, and also with Beans
The charity is to consist of two branches-educational On Thursday, the 7th, I saw Sir W. Farquhar, who .
- savagely as nutting Mrs. Julia Strickland. Ditto :foreign
some yea.rs ago that- England and. the English were ______,-essee—. and eleemosynary. Three-fourths of the net income is was consulted, and he suggested that we should call a POLICE INTELLIGENCE.—JuIy 2. The case was adjourned on the forraer hearing for the Peas, white and yel 4O to 42 Flour, per brl. 355.
,38s.
greatly behind the Continental nations in artistic
BOW-STREET. to go to the educational branch of the institution, and meeting of London bankers
.which was held on the fol-
..• attendance of Nowlan, who appeared to-day, but in a , -- ,
tastes and skill in what may be called the social and one-fourth to the eleemosynary branch. There shall be lowing day about two o'clock. We laid before them the
TIE OWNER OF THE NUGGETS.-It will be recollected kst te His evidence was substantially the BRISTOL SCGAIe-JITLY 2.
domestic arts, as contradistinguished from tho fine two echools ; the upper, or olassical school, and the state of our•affairs, and applied for assistance ; but they BOW.STREET.-Dennis Leary, a costernionger, was very wea a . .
that a few days ago a man, who stated that he was a There is no material alteration' to notice in our market
arts, which sprung from Greece and Italy, and to lower, or Engl. le hltb b th t•d • th ttl I • ht h ld t d th e •
_ is sc oo , o e o main ante in , e came o le cope usion t a tey cou no ren er e broueht U 9 on suspicion of stealing a diamond ring from same as was given by the witnesees called on the first
the body of one Robert Stocker, killed in a fracas in the examination. since this day week. Business rather quiet, only 100 hds.
which England never seriously could nor did lay porter in Covent garden Market, was placed before Mr. township of Dulwich. 350/. per year is to be paid to assistance required. They advised that we should not
street. The prisoner's attorney made a strong appeal to the West India having been sold, at a reduction in some oases.
any claim. But when it was asserted by the Prince , Jardine charged with being in possession of several the head master, and 2501. to the under master, toges opeh on the following day, Saturday, the eth. I cora
At about half•past four on Monday morning last the bench, representing that the unfortunate occurrence of 6d per cwt. Merchants, however, are confident, and
curred in that o inion -We were at that time to our tion in price this
Consort and his party, that Englishmen were de- nuggets of Australian gold, and that he offered the same ther with an allowance respectively of 30s. and 10s. for p ,
' deceased, who was an hydraulic engineer, carrying on arose through the excessive drunkenness of his client, show much firmness. At a small rechic _ _. _
- every. y . . .
bo above 50 in the schools In the upper school own knowledge, in a state of insolvency. The meet- . •
ficient in the applicative genius required to turn- for sale at the shop of Mr. Clark, a pawnbroker, in the -- • • •• • e business in Arthur-street, New Oxford-street, was ob- and his entertaining the extraordinary and most unjust
is to sbe taught the principles of the Christian reit- mg lasted . half•an•hour, and I soon afterwards re- mistiket w_ ould_be cleared. Rum continues to be very Wat
n much neglected.
to account, for the improvement of man's social neighbourhood of the court. Mr. Clark, on the gold . ~
El'ht t d •• GleL• d ttbk d • dtMSh
won, ng is itera ure an composition, ree -, atm, turne to re an ,an communicate o r. tra an served by a lad named Edward Evans, in High-street, idea that MrshLock was a pertson of improper character, aQI
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And domestic condition, the aspirations and inspi-. French, German, history, and geography, drawing, men- the advice tendered, and also told him my own opinion. DUBLIN, JULY 1.•
being offered for sale, questioned the man as to the beating a man with a stick. The man was retreating who had heep introduced to his house by Mre. Strick-
rations of true genius, and higher intellects than means by which he became possessed of it, and in an- suration, mathematics, vocal music, engineering, civil It was-necessary we should not close at once, because lel i
Is cv ki n w a
brds and the deceased following him up. Deceased land. His 'derive, however, were perfectly unjust and
g rk:keti hie stick over the man's head, the latter unfounded, for he (the solicitor) felt bound to say that In consequence of the very fine weather, and the dull.
dheir own, we may safely appeal to the whole his-
ewer to the question the man said he found the nuggets engineering, chemistry, and the natural sciences. -From there were securities of Lord Fitzwiliiem which required
rUsdied upon him and fe'led him at 098 blow. The pri• persons of greater propriety of character or higher re. accounts from Englaud, our market to•day was spin vete'
tory of that nation, and of that country to neither this school are to be eight exhibitions of 1001. each, to registration to perfect them. Mr. Strahan said this, and I • depressed. Wheat ed and oats 6cl to 9d cheaper than on .
f b d - hf 11 t blty than Mrs. Strickland and Mrs. Lock there
.of which the Prince Consort- belongs, either by in the market. Mr. Clark net thinking the explanation
be tenable Ix four years. In the lower echoed are to be fully acquiesced in his opinien, and we determined to goner and two other o the ystin ere went to t e a, en spec a i i
Friday, and even at these reductions business to any extent -
sn and found that he was dead. Evans who knew did not exist.
birth, feelings, or education, that such assertions satisfactory took the man before Mr. Jardine, who, on
70 foundation scholars, to be selected from the parithes open on Saturday. Mr. Cookney was Lord Fitzwilliam's t!'l ' •
hearing the whole of the circumstances, ordered the ueceatai told them where he live an they came
d d ' • d Mr. Elliott said that he should send the prisoner for met a very slow sale, at 6d to ls per q . decline.
was not practicable. No barley on. srhow....lndian cons
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have no foundation in truth. of St. Betolph, St. Saviour, St. Luke and St. Giles, solicitor in this matter. He was also solicitor for me ' . .' • - • •
s him home Whilst they were wartino at the door for trial on botn charges, but should remand him to a future White wneat, 41s Od to 46s Od ; red ditto, 38s to 42e 2d;
The outcry about the necessity of patronising man to be discharged, and directed advertisements to be Camberwell ; such scholars to be clothed, +Allotted, and for MIT. Gore, and Mr. Strickland. On Friday evening ' - -
a.dmission, Evans saw the prisoner search the peckets of day. .
-the arts, as they are curiously enough called by es who mi ht rn i i d
inserted in the newepapers for any Para g a nta ne at the expense of the charity. The education Mr. Strahan communicated with Mr. Cookney. I be- barley, -e Od to -s Od ; oats, 14s 61 to 16s Od ; rapesee . '
deceased, but findine only a small key, he threw it under The prisoner was removed from the bar, and Foon after -s Od to -8 Od per brl; oatmeal, 1630 d to 18s Od ; bakei ei .
in the lower school is to consist of the principles of the lieve I was in the habit of seeing Mr. Cookney ahnost •
tbe Prince and his partisans, has been got up for have lost the property. e -
political, viz., the worst of purposes. It has been This morning inspector Dodd appeared in court, anh Christian religion, spelling, reading, writing, grammar, daily. Lord Fazwilliam's eecurides had been given •,, I
tee scraper, and exclaimed with an oath-" Not a his attorney represented that be was exceedingly ill flour, ees Od to 27s Od per cwt; Inetiancorn,29s Ocl. to 326 Ocl
composition, Lat'n Fre h and German languaees, about a year before, and it was understood at the time mag' t was af erwards discovered that a ring had through mdental excitement and grief for what had oc- per 480 lbe.
sited th t h • ht be a oved ---- -
got up to extend the iufluence of a person whose stated thee, according to the direction's of the magis. hi ' 1 ' nc
' • Th 1. • h ' '
story and geoeraphy vocal music, Sec. ere igious tat registration was necessary to make them conerete, hi tee taesen from the hand of deceased. One witness curred, an reque. a e ung t once rem
COAL MARKET.-,TerLY 2.
manceavres and intrigues have, on more than one trats, be had advertised for the owner of the gold, and a - cal) to Hersemenger lane nal.
pr and that the dectated had tee ring on his finger at in a . g •
nstruction is to be th;t of the lesurch of England. The but the registration was not to take place unless it was Mr. Elliott granted the recpiest, and the prisoner was Prices of Coal per ton at the close of the market.
occasion, damaged the popularity of the lady who person named Bell had made an application for the nog- Reurgeois colection of -pictures is to be open to the imperatively necessary. I saw Mr. Cookney on the Sa- the time he was struck down. .
acts as chief magistrate of this realm-a popu- Inspector Checkley stated that from information he taken away in a calo. 8. cl. Viallsond, tee. .
gets as being his property. public as heretofore. The scheme contains sume minor turday morning between ten and eleven o'clock in our
larity based, erroneously no doubt, on the belief had received he had no doubt he should be enabled in a --- West Riding Hartley ...15 3 1. 4
A tall canny Scotchman here entered the Court, and detaile for working out the plan, own privete room. Ido net recollect whether he iew days to trace the ring, aud probably to prove by THAMES. - Ellen Downs, alias Sullivan, was Byass's West Hartley .. 16 0, Braddyll lB 6 •
toonor Butes 13 6 &emend
that the policy of her Government was Eng- e Mr. Sergeant Merewether, on the part of the members brought a cheque teen. He would have presented it
stated that he had lately arrived from the "di in s whom it had beempledged. He could also produce the charged with burglariously entering the premises of Mr. Howard's West Hartley Wetton l7 6 ,
lisb, and in unison with the feelings and . - . . . gg g , of the theatrical profession, alluded to the fact of the ,at the counter if he had. He said he was coming deem l6 0 Russell's Hetton 16 6
wishes of the English race. We want no petty •ng des rous of seem ever thin in London he
and bei i g Y g - ; founder ot the cellege being hirnself an actor, and natu- It) say that Mr. Strickland's money mud be paid. We ether men who had assisted in carryiug the body. F. Robson, gutimaker, No 5, Litle Ade-street, White- Ta Nu
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il ide i s
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Taufiold Moor -
&de s West Hartley 15 6 south lietton
13 6 eambton 17 0
German princes here to instruct Englishmen as to bad been strolling ahouteCovent Garden Market on the rally had a sympathy with his brethren. He moved the hal been expecting every day to pay it. Heard that day 15 9 -
Police-sergt ant Egerton met the %omen at four o'clock
Mr. Henry inquired if any charge would arise from chapel, and si eating three Minie rifles.
the death of Mr. Stocker 1
what the world expects of them ; neither is it true day the gold was found. The pockets in his coat were insertion of a clause in the bill which should allow four that Mr. Cookney had brought a cheque, and it had been 17 3
that the social, domestic, or practical arts-require, rather shallow and the nuggets might have fallen out, or aged actors and actresses to be pensioners on the endow- paid. Mr. Cookney was there a considerable time--an Whitechapel. He
Me. Checkley could not sa,y at present. An inquest that morning carrying a new Enfield rifle, covered with
was held on Tuesday, but adjourned to a future day. an old petticoat, in Buckle-street, Wvlam • 16 3 heenale Hail
Hartlepool W. Hartley 15 (It:Jen-slier ... 15 6 -
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nt • and eieht sons of actors and actresses duly quali- hour or more I did not see him More than onee on ained it • she
in point of fact, any aid from any Government, for all he knew sernebedy might have helped themselves me • 0 . . , • - The prisoner, who offered no defence, was remanded stopped her and asked her where she obt , South Der went 14 o,lTees l7 6
least of all from the English Government. What to them. He could not say how he has lost the fied, to be foundationers in the schools.
This plication was considered b the that day. I recollect some bonds for Mrs. Gore twin
y committee ancl handed to Mr. Cookney. I thiek it was on the
g for farther examination. replied that a boy gave it, to her. He found the name of Stanley Main 15 b Whitworth l5 6
England is defective in is, a high taste for the Fine ~ bits,e but this he kn h h. t Th • daP- - '
ew tey were is proper y. e rejecte . baterday. I know there were some bonds, but what --- Mr. Rosson on the rifle, and on going to his premises
WORSHIP-STREET. - Elizabeth. Whitehead was found two more Enfield rifles concealed, and ready to be Glosforth
Wallsend, ah. - Hetton Lyons Main ....16 0
16 0 .
Arts including in that expression, Sculpture, .
. ) description and weight of the gold he hai given the Mr. Parson addressed the committee on the part of bonds they were I cannot tell. I tan not sure whether carried off. To get at them she had brokeu a hole in a Hilda 15 0 Cassop .
14 6 Eden Main l6 0
Painting, Music,.and Architecture; improve these, chareed with having attempted to poison herself.
and. the applicative genius of Eugland, quite as 1 P • P
'UR ector cornet ended with the gold. He had lately the parish
.of St. Luke, Middlesex, who compla,ined of the they were bonde er notes of hand. (A. bond of Ge.neral Mr. H. Williatns, medical officer of the London Hos- wooden partition sedarating the warehouse from a pas- Riddell l5 0 Hartlepool . . 17. 6
enormous retiring pensions that were proposed to be Cavendish of the 9th January, 1847, for 4,000/. was 14 °South Hartlepool 16 6
nitel stated that on Saturday week prisoner was brought sage, and hat; drawn the three pieces through the aper- Harvey Wylam
strong as it is in Holland and Belgium, and much arrived from Australia, and the gold in quest'
ion was
givento the ma-ter and wardens, and urged that a por- handed to the witness). I believe this was heeded to • ' • • - • • • 16 C Haswell 17 9 _
Th -' - w s convicted of larceny at the quer- Kelloe
more energetic than in France or in auy other frem the neighbourhood of Sitnpson and Firey Creeke. to the hospital in a state of stupefaction, she having tare. e prisoner a
tion of the increased revenues should go towards found- Mr. Cookney, but I cannot say it was on the Saturday a t s t K t lord county of Chester, on June Stewart's. 17 6 Montague 15 3
• swallowed an enormoue dose of laudanum. t was er freemen a nu s ,
country, will quickly turn to the best, that is, He could not say whether the gold had been taken . ing district schools. I cannot- recollect whether this transaction was on the ' only by prompt and powerful antidotes that they 27, 1853, and sentenced to 7 years' transportation. Sue Ships at merket..3.l.o I Sold
the most profitable account, all the inventions oe from his pocket. All he knew was that he had lost Mr. Sergeant Wrangham opposed the application, and Saturdey or some time previous. lam aware that bonds succeeded in saving her life. It was elicited from her waB liberated from the female convict prison at Brixton,
the high genius and intellectuality of Continental it. A friend of his could prove seeing him with the denied that the funds of Dulwich College were held in and securities were given to Mr. Cookney for Mrs. Gore. that since the death of her husband she had earned a on Thursday last, with a ticket of leave. She received a LOCAL SHARE MARKETS.
Europe. The Prince and his party (since we must hold, trust, aud asserted that the o wnership was vested in the (Seven bonds and other securities fir 15,600/. were , • b• t f h lf d [did b le gratuity before she left the prison, and would have been
precarious su sis epce or erse an c 1 yma ing . ___—;....-_____
use the term) say that we iuvent nothing-can present goventing body
Mr. Jardine said he thought the inspector had • - ' handed t ; the witness.) These are the securities. There up slop work at starvation wages, for one of those per- entitled to anoeher in August, the form for receiving it LIVERPOOL, JULY 2
After going throuali some of the clauses the corn- WaS no book in which we entered such transactions "
sons known as " sweaters "or " middlemen," and that being found in her possession, if she had not relapsed STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market has been doing a very
invent nothing-scarcely even apply the inven- bet - • h th • s• ' • •
ter, before he gave the gold up, ascertain tat e mittee aijourned. Mrs. Gore was a creditor for about the amount of those
tions of others, unless stimulated to do so by such - a portion ot the materials with which she had been en- into orime. - i brisk business toelay, at the following quotations :- .
statement made hy the claimant, that the gold had securities. This is a cheque drawn by Mr. Strickland The prisoner, who appeared to have been drinking to • Manchester. Sheffield, and Lincolushire, 35i - Dutch
schemes as Crystal Pelee° Exhibitions, Schools - ---- -.....-res-• d h • b ""
truste eying een improperly disposed of by a woman
'
been seen in his possession previous to its being RALLWAY INTELLIGENCE. on the 9th June fer 10 303/. 2e. 9d. I did not see the
, , employed to assist her, dee determined to destroy herself excess, said she wished to be sent back to the prison she Rhenish, 2e p.-Lanca.shire and Yorkshire, 99h 9 di-
of Art, Marlborough Ilouse Academies, Keiasing- -
ton-gore Collections ;we deny it in tote. The picked up in the market, was correct. If after the —....-- cheque until Monday. The first time I saw the cheque rather than incur the consequence of the breach of trust came from, or sent out of the country. Midlands, 85-London and North-Weeterns, 109! a'-
was on last Monday morning. I bean! that the whole of 10r which E4-ie was respon,ible. Witness then made in- She was remanded for a week, and her paper for Ditto, Eighths, new, 2 d.-Great Western, 644-South -•
great world of London, the wide-spread wealth of inspector had seen this party he was satisfied, the SCOTTISH CENPRIL. this cheque bad been paid. lam not certain about the • • Eastern, 231 e /-East Lancashire, 22.-North Eastern,
..
es t the statement of the prisoner, which he warded to the Home-office.
Berwick, 22e ee-Ditto, York Capieal Stock, 32-Great
Britain, the progress of education, and of a better gold might be given up to Bell upon his paying the A special meeting of thus company was held on Satur- amount that was peid. I ant not aware that 6,000/. quirt as o
ound to be correct and that she bore the character of a Yesterday afternoon, W. Hedges, A. Bartlett, J.
-Western of Canada,- 263 a-Eastern Counties 10.18.9.-- t
and more refined taste in literature, may be ac- expenses of the advertisements. day at Perth, tu consider two bille in compliance with wa fi 'd d 3 800/ f d N f 1 f '
a rst par ,an , a terwar s. otes or arge most deterving, industrious, and strictly conscientious Short, G. Hollaeds. J. Nichsilson, J. Elliott, W. Brit,
stendin orders of the House of Lords • the lion
the .. . g Blackburn, 73 a-Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire, •
cepted as a security that the ineenious workmen Inspector Dodd said he was perfectly certain, from , • amounts were kept in the strong room, and the key of woman. He was happy today that he bad succeeded in ton, F. Stiles, -J. Parnell, J. Blaker, J. Fletcher, and 201-Chester and Holyhead, 17.
J. C. Dundas in the chair.
of Eugland will sutler nothing to escape thew cal- what Bell had told him, that the gold waa his. Mr. Reid; the solicitor, read the heads of the bill for the strong room was in our private room. Whether a. recovering the work of which she ha,d been so cru ,
elly de- C. Curti/ shipwiights, appeared before Mr. Selfe upon
culatecl to better their condition, which in such a clerk • h f 6 000/ ld •
paying a c eque or , . wou come into our •
The gold was eventually restored to the man. making a rail wey front the Scottish Central Railway to • d end had Ibben in communication with a re- warrants grantedior their apprehension, which, however,
pnve , , . a, s e MANCHESTER, JULY 2. -
case, and sn long as peace in Europe exposes them t f h t ld d d hth
priva e roem or teno es wou epen upon w e er spectable firm, who had undertaken withotit the inter- • were not executed, charged, under the 4th Geo. IV.,
the town of Denny. STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market has been active tos
to a conflict with the skilled workmen of the he had sufficient in his till. I am not aware whether •
PARLIAM EN TA R Y DIVISION. The CHAIRMAN, in moving a formal resolution rho- f " •ddl " f •h h •th t t "34 with retpeipg to enter into and commence a
vention o a mi eaten to urnis er wi cons an cap. , day, with a good business, but prices closing rather lower. .
nsS • "
um was set apart to pay Mr. triceland s cheque
world, must be contingent, and depend. most as- contract male in writing with. the agent of Messrs. Shetlields, 361 53-Ditto, Pref., 121-East- Lancashire,
proving the bill, adverted to the oppoeition given to it • employment from their warehouse.
auredly on au improvement of their style and skill. I jhink one of the cashiers came into o • '
ur private rooin,
HOUSE OF COMMONS.-JuLY 2. by the Caledonian Company. They had done all they The prisoner, who cried bitterly during the examinee , , ,
Young Son and_Magnay shipnuilders, of Limehouse, 21 -Ditto, Fifths, 8 p.-Midlands, 851-Blackburn, 7t
and said he wanted so ;
me notes to pay a cheque .or • ve been for some time on strike. Cheshire Junction, 20 -London and North Western, .
Tlll.lB, whatever be the view adopted respecting tion, expressed her heartfelt gratitude for the humane whose workmen ha ,
could to prevent opposition, but, unfortunately, ith
ELEA.CRING, &c., WORKS (No. 2) BILL. w---°ut ' 6,000. I think it was Mr. Tollemache' .
a cheque we ) 104-Leeds, is9e-Dovers, 23 3•16-Dutch Rhenish, 2i pt.
treatment she had received at the hospital, and assured The case of Elliott (who was engaged at Southampton
the vote of last Eridey, there is this at least for 1 Order read for resumine ad• I d b t 1 effe.et•
0 spurner eae on amens ment stopped on the Saturday. I recellect there were two cheques into. He was sentenced to be imprisoned e,
-aareat Western of Canada, 26a-Ettstern Counties, 10d ,
the magistrate that she deeply deplor ed the uncontrolled was first gone .
congratulation-that a check, which may in time proposed to be made to question, " That the bill be now '
rhe solicitor then read the heads of the bill for meking for 400/. atd 500/ d h 9 I
resente ,ont e . aturday, and I H f C •• f -
nd kept to hard labour in tle ouse o orrecaon or Great Western, 64.
become au obstacle, has been given to a movement read a second time," and which amendment was to leave a railway from the Scottish Central Railway at Dun- • t P .. „ , . excitement which had induced her to attempt to destroy a
believe the •
y were not pato, Put tnere was such contu hbtf h• b lkd
three calendar mout s, u a ter eying een ec e up --- .
in a wrong direction, and one from which the Englieli out the wont " now," an-I at the end of the question to Wane to Doune and Callender. smn herself. BIRMINGHAM, JULY 2.
on that unha,ppy day that many things occurred that I Mr D'E ncourt said that sbe bad reason to feel for a time, he said he would return to work.
peoples cannot toasoots retrace their steps. A series of add tue words "upon this day six mhnths." Qeestion The CHAIRMAN moved a formal resolution approving
knew nothing of. The cheques I think were presented - ti' - 7 ' f • b 1 t Mr. Selfe asked if what he promised was in good faith ? STOCK EXCHANGE.-This market was • flatte
r to-they. -
skilful intrigues, backed by a slavish servility of the ag reposed " That the word ' now stand art of the t i wi •
ain p , p . he b 11, heh was seconded by Mr. A. TURNBULL and eted to Mr. William or his enevo en ex-
grea y tare . t . terns -08t-Birmin ham and Stew ‘.
London and NaWes e g . . .
late in the day.. Thitech, f -1,500/ tl- 1 th s .
eque. or.. . r,
.an.. aso e e d l I Elliott-I swear, and in good faith, that I will g t
qiiestion." Debate resumei. Question put. The House ueaehnously adopted. ertions on her behalf, and, as she was evi ent y acute y ° ° Valley, Bt-Midlands, 8 eto 85e.
courtier, and the would-be courtier, has cunningly I divided-Ayes 65, Noes 101 A vote of thanks to the chairman concluded the pro-
'. iiirie chequiedidun the letletienei Cho eyere proseeted ea es . e --lee of the folly- and wickedness of her conduct, he work, and observe the contract. . _____ __ __-__ • . .. _
placed a persou notoriously devoid of high taste in a I S . I d f -ti " -hi ' . • lf d' . " 813
*I - ' - -s; -
aturcay, an re use payment. r. Ellis ca e
.ere shot-lid-order hertterlhe discharged. Mr. G. F. Young-On the part of myself and partnere, SBA BORI V 8 MALLS. • _ . '
AYES-65. ceedings. ,
position to aim at the patronage in Eueland of all neeeses, Sir S. Greenall, Gilbert O'Brien, P. --..-- that day. lam not aware he applied for money. Up . a.:
to three o'clock I think everybody was paid. -We closed .
. •
• - -. -- ..
. .., . I accept him. AVe have no vindictive motives. We prefer
hin to sendine workin men to prieon, but we are (N signifies that the malts are.sent from the General Post-offiee
that ennobles a nation ; the regulation of national Blackburn, Peter Grogan. Edward 0' itrin, sir T. ABERDEEN, PETERHEAD,- AND FRA.SER• WESTMINSTER. -Geor IV •
ge am, a oy- our eere
h f t any t g ~ g •
: ,
taste in the fine arts ;of its place in literature ; its Ltli•ainsed;eLe:l %arena or (111raornsyfieton 0nr,,11..d6.R1c,i . gswsuoiniing.: 0 .
t Lord BURGH. at four.
Cross-examined-I was aware that the 10,000/. of y a ' '
ears of aee was charged with robbing his mastertof e
- • to e draeooned h the shipwrights' union.
not b 0 .y . . . ey the rught-and•M by the morning-stespatcho
--________ . ,
- : - Mre Selfe-Now go to work, Elliott, and don t come
status in science. As president of the Sehool of Brotherton, J. llerbert, Sir T. Ramsden, Sir J. It was stated that an influential deputation Of the citi• 11. 7s. Day when made er From whit ' . •
Mr. Strickland's was- teusesmoney. I distinctly recol- here' again.
Arts, patron and leader of the Royal Academy, Buck, Col. Hindley, C. . Sawle, C. zens of Aberdeen had been appointed to use dvery effort Mr. Baxter, tailor, College-street, Westminster, said 001/NTRire. in General Post. • Port . ' &is in -
Master of the Trinity Carporation Chancellor of c:iiireile. C. R. Hughes, i
1. G. hhelley, Sir J. lect that when the- 'money was- paid in eve were told it •..
- N. hI- th gone into, with a si-
The case of lc o son was en Office, Lomion.* Dispatehe, . E , ~.aa.d.
C b lly-, M. E. Hume, W. Spooner, R. in the House of Lords in order to get the dock braneh of would be required in a very few da 0 1 b." '
ys. UT OD y o ject .
, that the prisoner ha.d been. his errand bay. The pre-
liar result. ; -- - .— . ___
the University of 'Cambridge, head' partner in the Deas ,R. Johnstone, J. strung, w. the aboae railway so altered as not to pass through
." the vious morning be ..seddenly disappeared, when it was Araerwa(nyririt.pack., every Friday .. • _ Liverpool .. Weekly • 4•
m.Mr (for the defendants)-e-No se the men see
. Pelham.
Kensington-gore scheme, nothing more is re- De Wm, S. E.. Kendall, N. Stracey, Sir H. Linke," or public common, near Aberdeen. The agents in keeping open on Saturday was to enable Lord Fitz-
discovered that he had taken .1/. 7e. wah him out of &merles. (by United SI
Kennedy, T. Tite, tv. william's security to be registered. Ido not recollect what is the lased no doubt they' will Comply with it.
acketl . .. .:, Every 1 uesday . Liverpool ...
duired than the removal of the Natio lC l DlTllmnd'T7l K• J
114
..ira - Doncombe, omas ing, . Tollemache, J. for the bill state that a number of the citizens, eqt'ally tellin I C k S d h I h h
g 11- r. sec) ney on atur ay tat t ought t e pr, secutor s pocket. As it was known that he had some
The men were then separately addreseedley Mr. Selfe, elh • ' • " !"
ierica (by 11, Stain - .
lery, and subsequently the Artistic, Paleon- Dunne,Cotouel • Kinnaird, A. Walmsley, Sir J. large ;tad respectable, who entertain an opposite view house could ge on, 0,1 the Sunday I had an interview relatives living at Bakewell, on the North. Western line, ,
and, seme of them said they wou'd do ae others did- eacket) ........ . • .. -..•• .. tiouthanuess Weekly ..
Langton, El. G. Walter, J. ' upon this. poiut have signed a petition in favour of the a person was annt thhterhornieg to Oh heertnistus eo. hoer e._ .., .
tological, Zoelogical, ind Mineralogical depart- 2iisit:rSeirCi. Lovaine, Lord Warren, S. with Lord Palmerston and the Chancellor of the Exche- 4dt-th -Would; nate', to rison but would go te world eestraiia (via Livens a
ments from the vast mausoleum, the British Mu- Farnham, E. MacEvoy, E. Welby, Sir G. bill, including the Harbour branch through the Links, quer, and applied for assistance, whtcheysgehrefisied.s .• e
- -' et who lied hh vitiniSerh; end in a short time the prisoner '8 • -..ifl-, ... .JOI P ;
Two hesi'aterL "n- 1 ~ pool i ........ „., .. 4th and 19th .... Liverpool • • Two a. me .
Ditto (via Marseilles) e •..-...... Dover - ..
Fei'den II Maguire, J. F. Whitmore, H. about two acres of which only will be required for the made his appearance, when •he was taken into custedy, _
_r ,
... ..
leT.- ' h ,}V- I -*''
•'- ' ,
semis, to more appropriate sites in the hauds of, Fit 7 '' . Lori Palmerston was a creditor. '- • - M. C. Young-a- ow, ear kwellkise allthif you to outoheaoape Of Gone
evuitam, G. Zif orris, D. Williams, W. purposes of the railway, and that this pertion of the He admitted the tobbery, end the followiog- aeeount of ... eneertan •• •
and, in fact, the private property, as it were, Foley, J. H. Mulling% J. R. Wise, A. community is also represented by an irifleential depute- Re-exarnined- -I cannot tell whether moue wag paid
how he had disposeddef part of the money was found . , ,
enter up 'your contracts. You careaCceal job Niotili ht, Rope) .e •••••••• .• ../i
Alr/ca (West Coast) .. li, ;31 9i th , ,lontt .. Plymouth .. 6th nil me. - ,
of the Prince Consort and his associates in th • b Forster, (wades Mundy, W. into our bank after. 3- o'clock on the Saturda;. I think Mes-rd Voun S dhi ' i nd earid7s -
g, on, an e agtray s yar, , a
• kdhatega tte .••.. .. ]. 10th & 26th of i. 0., ver ....•. dt . 9th •.-
e•P vox W J 31unte. G. TELLERS. tion to give effect te their views in the progress of the our dividends ,are-17s. 9i. peel, and another of 17e. upen_bitiej cake, le. 91. ; lodghage,
.15..63..;
_figs, 4d. ;
or Bs. d
per ay. ateith is,, , • a - .
, ce . ass., of moi..'Southarm, ~ 4a • 1 o.in _
-t0 place at once in his hands, and under Fuller, 'A. E. Murrough, J. P.. Butt, I. bill through the House of Lords. my portrait, 14. 6.1. ; shirt, 3, 63. ; strawberries, 4-1. ;
All b • - -"''''er'•' 17th. of the merit. Smthstopßi 16th ,
t e defendants were eventually persuaded to go to Bahamas ..; -dee deed. e •
his maneg
. ement and direction -the entire stock Goddard, A. Newdegate, C. Cobbett, J. M. _ about to. be• paid. I applied to Lord Palmerton, bat I
ca 24 6 I • break feet, 8d ; boots cleaning, ld. ; ice . . . -/ teey.........„. Dover ..... 4• y ,
. Belgium .......... •, - e. •
of materials which the nation has to look for any NOES-109. DUTCH RHENISH. • ..n ever knea of Government assisting a private iniividual. 1), • • ,
Lord Paltnerston was a creditor for 7,000/. I said on • wore, and the warrants were discharged.
cream, 21. ; sweetstuff, ld." Tee pertrait. a, daguerre,,- _ . ," 'etlilof the Mouth_ Elmthamplei July , 6 • ,
Brazil ..............., , , ~ , . _
.. . . ,
I d • this m e
Mr. Selfe-I am glad it has eta e in a ner. Buenos Ayres
......
~.34 Ir•, • • b a rnent.... • , es..mrn Ito Pro/ July 16 _,.
chance of progress in civilisation. This perpetual , Adair, R. Ferguson, Sir R. IfFsvport, Viscount The annual meeting, of this company took place -at type, aes produced, and the remainder of the caeh found
Fitzgerald J.
Adderley, C.. 8. . , Norreys, Sir D. Seturday morning that we were abeut te do a very Mr.-G. F. Yuun Ad I h 'll angry feeling will Cape
g- n ope a ot Good Hope „r Uncertain ;•'.::.., Various pore ~oeertati 1
~
and all o'erepreadiug interference with the scientific '
! ewes, soe, ir J. Fitzroy, Henry North, Col. J. Arnsterlain on Monday, and was attended on behalf of wrong thine in opening the bank upin him made up the..amotint etated. , ..• .-
Cape of Good Hope . • l'•
• , cease.
and artistic institutions of the nation by the Court, Archriall, Capt. M. Freestnn, Colonel Oakes, J. the Englieh sbarehreders by Messre. C. Rutland, J. A.. It wee admitted that Strickland's 10,000/. wa 'd •
s pal in Prisoner s father said he w .
ae a very bad boy.
' •
Th.e courts and its avenues were then cleared of the Case di , ..e. -- e. - -nest) southametel 'th of mo. : )
de Ver ......
10th and.26th.... -Pt t&I• 9 ..,
or to speak in plainer terms, by the Prince C.onsort Baines, Rt. llon. M. French, Fitzstephen
; Ball, E. Gib.on, M. Pakenham, Capt. E. Tinne, I'. B met), H. Harrison,
Parker, R. J. Robinson, arid H. C. on the 29th of May. Ho was committed for four months, with bred labour,
immense crowds who. thronged them. Ceden (see In US
Ceylon.. a ..........e 4th rt..d 20th .... 4 .se.2q . , ,
rnuet and ought to be checked-once for all. We ; Barrington, Vist. Graham, Sir J. Pechell, Sir G. 1
; Beloe. These gentlemen represe,nted 5%000 shares, Mr. Charles Ward, tho senior cashier of the bank, to the House of Cerrect.
ion. eitanea haes„ ~ ~,,e, e:,.., e .......,eer ii, Sotithampior ,ou.TbYttter 4
have every reason to believe that even the institu- '
Baxter, W. Greene, John Perry, Sir E. •
; giving 950 votes, the total number to which the share- said Stricklana's was a deposit account d 1 k I
,an ley to d outh about 19 ears of aee
A fashienably-dresse y , y ,„ , _ 1.1•11•1•0101.........•••••••••..........
C hill . _
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.. V j ',I t 11,1' of mom) Southamp coo June 26- . e -
tio . ' Naamish, I'. Gregson, Samuel l'rice, Sir R. 1 tellers present were autherisei being 1,022. f tif.ll. ar i .appearanc-, and address, who gave his Cities ... .. l4th and 20th .... - 4 and '39 '
be called for in one amount. It was headed in the book ° ge" .-l 1 y , UNIVEftSITY INTELLIGENCE.
le in Jennyn-street, which was at first caned the i hoth aid 26th Dover ..... 2 and • 9
1 • ck, Adam Grenteli, Charles Pritchard, J• name William Q ,
olltns vas charged with swirdling. Constantinople ....... , .•• • .
Tne report, which congra ulated the proprietors upon Seethe= t ,
MUseum of Practical Geology, but which has since ! eon& J. Grey, Rt Hon. Sir G. Ricardo, S. Mr. Strickland, trustee for Mr. and Mrs. Wood. 303/ . Constantinople
; the completion of the Dutch Rhenish line preper, and Mr. Gruiine rd,
be , of the firm ol Weeke and Co., of the .._____-e-e---
Cont. of Europe 11.4 ik . rwice daily ...„ . Dover ...... rale.. :
figured under a variety of other Booth, Sir Rt: Gore Hadtield, George Richardson, J. 28 9d. WAS paid in nn the 9th June, and on the same
TRINITY: COLLEGE, DUBLIN. Egypt (see ladle)
names, has liot
. Brady, J . Hamilton, Lord Claud Ridley, George i
the prospect of the speedy open ng of the junction be- Fulham•road Chelsea, said that defendant drove to their
day 9,800/. was withdrawn. I remember Mr. Ceoknev ' • Di St , I Noce dairy Dover Twleadal •
escaped this dangerous as unseen influence. A con- Bramley-Nfr,ore, J. Hard;nge, Hon. C. Russell, P. C. tween Emmerich and Oberhausen, which latter event . establishment with a pair of greys in ao open carriag e The fill() ei d were conferred on Tuesday by
tem presenting the cheque on the 9th Juire. I should think ag egrees - Gibraltar .. ...... .. eel 4. 7, 17,90, 27 an-. Southanpto, 6,7, 24,2 ~ •
porary journal of great influence has d I Brocklehurst, J. Bristle, Alex. Sanders, G. in, himseit to be h a
• would alone thoroughly develope the merits of the line an-I rep, esent ~, . teHn. W. 1498, son of
to itself tb assume
Brockman, E. D. Hay ter, W. Scobell, Capt. ?it was about 10 o'clock. This was a cheque for 10,303/. the Right Hon. Francis Blackburne, Vice-Chancellor Greece (see India) I
e merit of having cautioned the 'd •
e. nnce I;rown, W. Heard, J. Seymer, 11. was ordere Ito be printed and circulated, and a dividend 2s. 93 and I did not pay it, because I had at the seem Lady Frances Lee, 4, Richmond-terrace, Whitehall, of the University :- Graytown .'......... 3,, i2iid & 17th of mon. Southampte. ,Ta'y 1
Consort, and in having foretold the defeat fI • Buckley Gen. Heywood, J. Seymour, W. D. of 3s. 4,1. per share was declared for the last half-year, d some handsome bo
ordere uquets, which he took away A.M.-Rev. George Alker, RevhCarolus Andrew, e jDallr . !London ..... mute
H.Lirny burgh ...... ~ ~
~ f
16th
tin m
joie. Be it so. Our mot •• • ol"eti 6 • time a•;demand from Messrs. GI f 5 995/ 1 com-
yn or , , . H annah .. .. ... ... le ' ind o the montt Southatept• It 0 ,
U Cr, . S.. Higgins, G. O. Smiiii, Abel ' Mr. Faber Van Riemsdyk was elected chairman of the with him. He alto selected some china pots, and directed Rev, Johannes 11. Armstrong, Robert Billing, Jacobus
to is piste° • reise t . inunicated to the partuers that I could not th
pay ese Holland .. . . . ~111 Daily .... • • ...... Dover ....... 4& 20 ria— ,
those to whom praise is duo •••
;P • 0 Butt, G. M. Ilorsfall, T. Smyth, John them to her ladyship's estate, nt Richtuond, Surrey, A. Bruce, Geor * P• e Beaumont, Rev. Carolus Cot-
tons ric Honduras..., ~ • • le Ma of the month. eouthametot
; but we take leave Byng G. 11. C. Hutt, W. Smollett, A. c meeting. cheques, as required, in large notes. I was directed to i ••••-• .
to remind both Prince and journalist tha- (-: i ' li
a rns, . Irton, S. Som-rville, Sir W. i Upon the motion to re-elect the retiring directors, Mr. n•ch however •
colter not be foiled. At the thee the ith iL 20th of mop. eiymoute .• July 29 •.
t our pay Glyn in the usual way, and Cooknev Paid he did nct w ' ' h a ' Her, Rev. Arceibald'es Crawford, Ricardua Corballis, thnletatvvitasltriatirisaerriretew
i s)es 9th%26th of month lover ...... - •
warning note long preceded theirs in point f • Cardwell, E. Jones, Admiral Stanley, W. Donlser Curtius announced his determination to resign mind what noted if I would pay him 5,000/. I paid it to prisoner a the bouquets he pulled some shyer from Rev. E Imunaus B. Cbalmer, Rev. Heericus W. Dear- 'l'
m lonian( Is!es (tee India; 10 & k 4th . Diver...... '
and vastly exceeded it in th V o time, Caulfield, Col. J. Kern tw, J. Starkie, Le G. the office of presidetit of the direction, chiefly because he h• the pocket, and counting it asked witnese to lend him
e qua ity of stren th
g Cheetbam. John Knox, W. S. Strutt, Hon. E. an, an e was oca again in e a ternoon. r.
d h t 11 • • th f M ;len, Rev. Joha,nnes Eivardus Ewe, Rev. Carolus vv. Ireland ...... -at et N rwice daily .... . Holyhead„. : ••'.."
and depth. The Prince, we believe h - c 1 u A Lacon, Sir E. . Thornely, T. could not agree with several propositions, ernanatlng co„hhee Gd which witness im •
; medtately did. Witness subse. ra -A 2d et 0 .
Ferrell, Rev. Thomas S. G y, Rev. Benjamin Gibson, Li5ben............ ,
, as been rather "' . • y was. in the bank parlour. At the time I paid • a .eni of tne mese • Southampres 6. 16 mo. . .
successful as an exhibitor of prize cattle, 1 Conolly, T. Lee, W. Trail, G. from the English proprietors, as to the future manage- the 5,0001.• to Mr. Cookney, there were small notes quently went to Creinorne, •hearing that prisoner was Rev. J••sephus Henry Gulielinus Hoare, Rev. Jehannes .
ailaac,ll:ll4-7,-7,.:17,..:7 e 235 of month
POU•try Corry 11. T. L. Leslie, C. P. • Verner, Sir W. .
went and development of the railway. Mr. Curtiue tn.ere, and endeavoured to borrow balf-a-tovereign from
and pigs ;in the clothing of the arm -.-I ' ' ' ' • Liddell, H. G. enough to make up the ba,lance of the cheque. Mr. Irwin, Rev. Bolton Waller Johnstone, Rev. R. H. Malta (see India) , i 5,' 2 •
37) a aepart- i. roesley ,F. Walcott, Admiral. one of the doorkeepera. The value of the bouquets was
rnent understood also to be in his hands he 1 Davie, Sir H. R. F. Lowther, Col. H. C. Watkin., Cot, ents-rtaMed the belief that the organisation of a traffic Ceokiaey called for the balance about three in the after- Loane, Rev. James C. M`Cheane, Alexander Muelhol- Malta ....,.
been altogether so successful. Nation's _ las not Denison, J. E. Luce, T. . Whatman, J. cernnaittee wn.s contrary to the etatutes,. and tended to noon. lE gave bine 4,800/ , and told hint unless I gave 1/. 4s. Witeess's clerk had seen Lady Lee, who had land, Rey. Ricardus Lyons McArthur, Rev. Johannes Mauritius (see lndlet/
'
do not ex- Duncan, Viscount Macartney, G. Wilkinson, W. interfere with his duties and responsibilities as chairmae him small notes or dold, that was all I could give him. I been much annoyed ;by eeveral persons applying to her A. M•Dewal Mauritius
, Rev. Lewis Montague Mauritian, Rev. Need, .
h. 4. 1
pect to find. in minds disposed to such us , . Dunc.n, George M`Cann,J. Wynne, John Di eel of the moun. Sinithampten
p .saits, of the board. under similar circumstances. Her ladyship had only .
arbiters of national t t I Dunda,, F. MacGregor, James gave him three 1,000/.'s, three 200/ds, seven 100/.'s,three Tohannes Monsarrat, Rev. Gulielmus R. Morrison, Naples .............. e Da11y............ Dover ....., July I ,
as e, gran, eur, and dignity E erton W M'Gregor, John TELLERS. Mr. BOCCE( said he regreteed. the resignation of Mr. 501de t-20/ dth 101' I d t
~ a ~ an ree .s. ma e many paymen s one son, Cepa Lse, and knew nothing whaeever about Rev. Henriene Reoke, Rev. Gulielmus Steele, Rev.
_blew Granada ,... a lid& 17thof monti 3outharnptoi
Nay, what ie more, a fierce and warlike • * E' '..
Kew Zea1and...,....... T e ice a month . Various port
the prisoner. Witness having heard that prisoner had
people like gerton, Edw. Mills, T. . Curtius, but the-time bad arrived when it was essential afterwards. I paid some 50/. notes afterwards. The Edvardus Roe Seymour, Rev. Guliehnus Scott, Papal States ...'......1 Daily ............ Dover ...... 4 weekl,y •
the English may very naturally and ver e .... Fergus, John Mulgrave, Earl of Naas, Lord
to deterniine how best the resources of the undertakin made an appointment to buy two horses that rnorning
y .peethiy g cheque was at first for 10,303/. 2s. 9d but Cookney al- Rev. Jehannes G. Scutt, Rea. Robertus Jacobus Simp- peninsula .........h kmthamptcl
take offence at such attempt d Ferguion, Colonel Na ler, J. Kirk, W. i. .
had him taken into custody. son, Rev:Johannes R. 'rocker, Carolus Walter?, Rev, Peru ...........e..ee id & 27th of moi, louthatnpt,i
.s, an complete, how• , —. could be devel ;peel ; hence the sugeestien that a traffic tered it to 9,800/ . Ido not recollect an instance of pay-
ever reluctantly, the National Refor • - committee should be appointed. He admitted that Mr George Smith Forbes, clerk to Messrs. Weeks and Georgius C. Williams, Rev. Jacobus Wilson, Rev. rmocr.thNtal .. a.. .......1, I..,,,l'elrlryiy=2lrhdiapy.L r)aoriveorlis pOnp •
Mation, corn- 1 ing a cheque ire two sums before. Under ordinary cir-
menced in 1688-a ref t• .POLICY STAMP-DUTY. Co,, said he had his misgivings after the bouquets had uy •• •• •• •. •.r• ... (Ince' tale
orina lore which that most ' Cuitius had rescued the property at a time of imminent cumstancee I ehoutd certainly not have atlowed any per• Henricuis D. Willis,. Tuecany ............e Ditto.... .... .. • • 'toyer ......
unfortunate of statesmen, M. Guizot, fancied to .., danger, and he eincerely wished that he druid have con- son but the drawer to alter the amount of a cheque. • . been pined with,' but as prisoner's turn-out was a very edd,-Henry Thomati Cary, Richard Thomas 11 i 1
-an.e. Venezuels ..........le el& ath ofmont.' iouthatoptor • llc
I i ino
have been successful, but which we, livin he • The following correspondence has taken place tinued as their president. He concluded by movine
e Cross •
examined-I made payments_ over the c ernter handsome one, and ae had a servant with a cockade, Thomas Fitzpatrick, Frederick R. Wilson. Van Dlemen'snene(te • .
England, know and feel to have b • g re in respecting the policy stamp-duty of ls. on guarantee that Messrs:h.:Wes, n and Van Oostveen be re-elected and moreover offered to drive him to Richmond-terrace, ite D.-William Johnston Fyffe. Australia) ...... . ith of mon. .. ..
until the ordinary-hdur, feta. o'clock h S t d
een meow plet • ,on t e aur ay. h. .. . wee Indies ~ et: - -e- • *-• e• • ionthameten !Ditto
e. instruments of reinsurance :- - direct 're of the company. Mr. Strickland bad a balance of his own to the amount . Witness had beard pri-
is suspicions were disarmed LL.B. and LL.Theh-Rev. - John Samuel Busby Mon '
~,,.....,,:,*.mem.............,......• . .
- "Ju n e 14. Mr. HOLLAND then moved that the meeting be ad- of 2,637/. at-the time the bank stopped. . Boner had been seen evith a -different carriage every day. sell, Sa.muel Do wning, George Ferdinand Shaw,F .T.C. D. Whenany of these dates fall on a Sunday, the malls wit. be &-
MARKET fftWS.—(This Day. " Sir,-A question arites whether section 6of the journed to elect a preeident, in the room of Mr. Cur- Re examined-One of the fSt' kl d
payments a ter ric an s
, Thomas Boking, 23 V, resident sergeant at Wands- -DA Aas
...war. edaynard Goslett, Rev. John Alexander, David spatehed on the following day, with the exceptien of the In tie (vet
41.. enclosed act (19th of Victoria, chap. 22) is intended to tine. Their only wish now was to work the line econo- cheque was 700/. to Mr. Isaacson, solicitor, of Norfolk- worth station, proved apprehending the prisoner that G. Douglas. routhameton), and the Malta, both of which will be deepatehee t 0
CORN EXCFIANGE. I apply to all instrumenta or policiee by way of indemnity mically for the eharehomers and beneficially tor the street. I did not know he was a private friend of Mr. morning at Wandsworth •in a carriage with a ladh LL.D.-Rev. John Brydges Sayers. preeedlnst da, .
f..................,.....7.,
GENERA.L AVERA.GE PRICE`i4 OF BRITISII CORN or guarantee, issued before the passine of the act, beino country ; and who was said to be -most respectably connected. Pri- - ..G11
. . _ • Bates, but he had lived next door to him, and the last LL.B.-Rev. Edward D. Burrowes, Rev. William
For the week ended July 3,1855, made up from the Returns of th renewable annually by receipt as ordinary policies. I's , Mr. CHAPLIN, both is a director and the largest india payment of the day wes 300/. to Mr. Strahan. soner on his way to the station told the officer that he Thompson, Rev. Thomas Sneyd Wallace. BIRTHS.' . ..
.
Inspectors la the different Cities and Towns in England and Wahl it to be held that all reinsurance instruments now in l vidual proprietor, agreed with him in the necessity for To the Judge- I had eh money to pay the ba- was the son of a gentleman of independent property, and B.D. and D.D.-Rev. Edward Hassard, Rev. Henry
per Imperial Quarter. for • .OP A SOK.
els will have to be reissued with the policy stamp, as taking time to consider the appointment of a new chair- lance of the eh f enou-
d h I 'd h was glad that the prosecutor-had put a stop to his career D. wine.
WFIELT. ) BARLEY. t OATS. 1 RYE. } BRANS. 1 Peas. Policies heretofore ?-1 a & eques or 10,303/, 2s. 9.,w en pal t e
721 6(1 33s 5.1 f 233 9 1 45. 10 1 44s 01 42i 9(1 " Mr. Tho • In'
c ' min. 4,800/. ; the cheques which were returned to the Na- 'by taking the step that he had. 8.D.-Rev. John Cotter McDonnell, Rev. William -
' On the 30th ult. in Paris, Lady-Milfahon.
THE SIX WEEKS' AvERAGE. mas Keogh. "JOHN GRINSTED. The resolution having been adopted, emanded for a week
The accused was r . . . On the ls • '
t inst., at Langley-park, the wife of Robert
" The se t• tional Club, and the two other cheques returned, were Hoare, Rev. Arthur Gore Ryder, Rev. John Torrens Bateson H Es
arvey, e•
WITEAT. 1 BARLEY. OATS. RIE. I BEAM. I PEAS. "'Be it
c ion of the aet above referred to :- . Mr. HARRISeN moved the re-election of the retiring presented the last thing on the Saturday. John Byron was charged with the following robbery. Kyle. On the 2d inst., the wife of Mr. Henry Lahee, of Bromp-
-69s al 385 91 24, scl f 45s 7,1 42a 9cl 40, ed enacted, that where an insurance from loss by commissaries, substituting, however, the nathe of Mr. Mr. Bass, MP. for Derby, stated that he was on his
fire sh Mr. AS. Roberts-I a b k ' L b d
m a an er In om ar - ton-crescent.
QUANTITIES OF GR UN SOLD le-letT WEEK. all be maae by a •
ny company who shall duly account Tomasachi for that ef Mr. Godofroi. street. The meeting of bankers as to Messrs. Straban to 19 Lower Bel raie-street f
way home , . g , rom the Reuse _ -
Wheat. 93,654; Barley, 4,588; Oats 9,445; Rye, 31; Beans, fir and pay the full and pro er dt• h bl • rr . ' d that Mr Hesteden's salary should pa • • 'of Cornmens at half-past one th.et morning, accompanied TESTIMONIAL TO MR. B Th ffi - ntl
mellow.- e o cers rece y
31 • A DATIGHTI/4.
3,141; .Peas-380 Quarters. site ot thereof th - p u les c argea ein re- Mr. ..INNE pr Tose • • ul, and Bate,s was held at her house. We investigated
. _ , e yearly percentage dut shall not be h •dto 1 0001. per annum, fram the Ist of Ma 0 l f • - by Mr. Beide*, . M.P. Wnen near Grosvenor-place Is
em toyed in the search for the missieg ships, Erebus
eh the affairs-of the-bank, and • 0 • Mlb h Idll SJ h '
n the let inst. at 9; ar oroug - i , t. o us-wood, '
-- payable in respect of any rola, • . 9 _e raise • , -were unanim us y o opinion aud Terror, impreseed with the value of the assistance
• MEAT MARKETS. company with any °Veer compan h
urance effected b such e • e wa • aereed to be recommended.
y 18J5, whi,h . b k was i
that the ban n such a desperate condition that it they save smoke issuing from a house, which they dis- the wife of Liond Skipwith, Esq.
Y-Y way ef indemnit e d - I '
Mr. J. ROBINSON, of Liverpool, mve a reso ution covered to be on fire. Some time was omit " l rm- •
pied in a a rendered to them hy Mr. Barrow, of the Admiralty, On the 2d inst tL b la H ' Q ' d
~ a a urn am ouse, ueen /1-e ms,
NENCGATE AND LEADENHALL.-The trade ruled steady, or guarantee against the payment on the • ' I"Y could not go on, -and we told Sir J. Paul so.
hareholders fully recognieed the ' ing the inmates, and Lord Monek and Mr. Bouvene, vsho have presented that gentleman with a eestimonial. Tbe Brompton, the wife of John Sheridan, Esq.
as follows owßeefe from 33 4d to 4s 6,1; Mutton, es ea to surance of any
,portion of the. mone • origina iu- to the effect that the s . . ..... , His Lordship said that the bankruptcy was on the .
testimonial, which represents the Arctic regions; eMerg- ,
y insured thereb 'es directors, and onicers ot came up immediately, fetch dth fi
e e re-escape, and a lady MARR I E D.
481 id ; Lamb, 4s Gil to 5s 4d ; Veal, 33 Gd to 4s 4d ; Pork, and no other duty than the stamp dut f • y, services of the commissen , t 11th June. The real question was the preference.
3s 6sl to 4s 8d per 81bs, by the carca,se. able upon a policy of insurati f 3' 0 ls. charge- the corn an and pledged themselves o call a special and two children were rescued. After the lengthened. log from an icy sea, is now on view a,t Mr. Nicholson s,
at St. Michael's -
SOUTHALL, July 2. -The supplies of each kind of fat payable upon such reinsurance." ' -
est rom loss by fire shall b • p 37'
e meeting of the company, so soon as the junction with Witness-It is not attall usual to paY a cheque in two interval of half an hour, the en. • 12 Deke•street, Lineoln's-inn. Mr. Barrow, in his an- On the lst inst.„ Stockwell, the Rev.
ginee came, and prosecu- , -h t f Gordon Calthrop, of Trinity College, Cambridge, te EinilY.
stock in to-day's market were very moderate ; neherthe- e Inland Revenue, Somerset-hoese, Lo d . the Prassian lines was effected, with a view to voting payments. We should-not --allow anybody but the tor was standing watching the progress of the fire, when swer to the letter of Captain Collinson, on t e par o
t d ht fJ h Mil Th
yonnges auger o o n 1 s orne, Esq., of Turret
less, most breeds moved off slowly, at barely stationary " Sir -W•th f ' - _ n on, July 1. them such remuneration as May then drawer to alter a, che ue ' I have been a banker sixty • e - h' • • :.] A I, h• 'th ffi 1. d•th P 1 S a requesting Mr.
be deemed advis- .(1 • prisoner, w,o wa.4 en Is right thee, mese a snatce at era e o cers map eye in e oar e ,
House. South Lambeth.
mina, 11,....• r_____ ,-,_ AI a- ,4,, 1111 - Tn- tit ton .3t 10d to 5s w . , ,i. re erettce to your letter, I have tie state , elem. years.
_.. . _ . _ _ _ gold watch, and broke it from the wuard-chain. Piese-• Barrow's acceptence of the testimonial, after expreasing
_ _ . . 1 .If I X On the Ist inst., at St. George's.- ill nem oihnree Willisee_

[th of mo.
Is,kS9
4'80'26
u..rb:Pitt. i'
June 26" ,435.4
4 and 7,9 ' • ;
2 and -9
i and 24
finun

Mr. BOUCLE said he regretted, the resignation of Mr.
Cordes, but the-time bad arrived when it was essential
to determine kow best the resources of the undertaking
could be devel ,ped ; hence the suggestion that a traffic
committee should be appointed. He admitted that Mr
Curtius had rescued the property at a time of imminent
danger, and he sincerely wished that he c mid have con-
tinued as their president. He concluded by moving
that Messrs.'2:tiles,n and Van Oostveen be re-elected
direct ors of she company.
Mr. HOLLAND then moved that the meeting be ad-
journed to elect a president, in the room of Mr. Cur-
tins. Their only wish now was to work the line econo-
mically for the 6hareholders and beneficially for the
country ; and
Mr. CHAPLIN, both is a director and the largest indi-
vidual proprietor, agreed with him in the necessity for
taking time to consider the appointment of a new chair-
men.
The resolution having been adopted,
Mr. HARRISON moved the re-election of the retiring
commissaries, substituting, however, the name of Mr.
Tomasachi for that ef Mr. Godofroi.
Mr. TINNIt proposed that Mr. Hesleden's salary should
he raised to 1,0001. per annum, Pram the Ist of May,
1855, which was agreed to be recommended.
Mr. J. ROBINSON, of Liverpool, moved a resolution
to the effect that the shareholders fully recognised the
cervices of the commissaries, directors, and officers of
the company, and pledged themselves to call a special
meeting of the company, so soon as the junction with
the Prussian lines was effected, with a view to voting
them such remuneration as may then be deemed advis-
able.

" Sir,—A question arises whether section 6 of the
.snclosed act (19th of Victoria, chap. 22) is intended to
apply to all instruments or policies by way of indemnity
or guarantee, issued before the passing of the act, being
renewable annually by receipt as ordinary policies. Is
it to be held that all reinsurance instruments now in
force will have to be reissued with the policy stamp, as
policies heretofore am, &c ,
"Mr. Thomas Keogh. "JOHN GRIN'STED.
" The section of the act above referred to :
" Be it enacted, that where an insurance from loss by
firo shall be made by any company who shall duly account
I,r and pay the full and proper duties chargeable in re-
slits:it thereof, the yearly percentage duty shall not be
payable in respect of any reinsurance effected by such
company with any ot'aer company by way of indemnity
or guarantee against the payment on the original in-
surance of any
.portion of the money insured thereby,
and no other duty than the stamp duty of ts. charge.
able upon a policy of insurance from loss by fire shall be
payable upon such reinsurance."
"Inland Revenue, Somerset-hoxise, London, July 1.
" Sir,—With reference to your letter, I have to state
that guarantee instruments or policies issued before the
pasting of the act 19th Victoria, chap. 22, to effect a
re-insurance were illegal unle,s .the fire insurance duty
was paid, and consequently they were not legally
.re-
newable.

John Byron was charged with the following robbery.
Mr. Bass, M P. for Derby, stated that he was on his
way home to 19, Lower Belgraiemtreet, from the House
of Commons at half-past one that morning, accompanied
by Mr. Baldock, M.P. Wnen near Grosvenor-place
they saw smoke issuing from a house, which they dis-
covered to be on fire. Some time was occupied in alarm-
ing the inmates, and Lord Monck and Mr. Bonverie, who
came up immediately, fetched the fire-escape, and a lady
and two children were rescued. After the lengthened,
interval of half an hour, the engines came, and prosecu-
tor was standing watching the progress of the fire, when
prisoner, who was on his right side, made a snatch at his.
gold watch, and broke it from the guard-chain. Prose-
cutor immediately seized him, And Mr. Vivian threw his
cloak and arms round him, and held him. The accused
cried out that he had done nothing, and a policeman
coming up arrested him, but could not find the watch.
Prosecutor insistid that he must have it somewhere
about him, and the policeman found it in hi, mouth, but
in extrica'ing it the officer hail his hand bitten severely.
In concluding his
,statement. Mr. Bass expressed his sur-
prise that in a district where; such large and valuable
houses were found 30.minutei.hould have elapsen before
any engine arrived, and a considerable period between
that and the second, during which the fire was un-
checked. Timre was a vast amount of property at stake
if any fire.disl :or-

TESTIMONIAL TO MR. BARROW.—The officers recently
employed in the search for the missing ships, Erebus
and Terror, impressed with the value of the assistance
rendered to them by Mr. Barrow, of the Admiralty,
have presented that gentleman with a testimonial. The
testimonial, which represents the Arctic regions; emerg-
ing from an icy sea, is now on view at Mr. Nicholson s,
12, Duke-street, Lincoln's-inn. Mr. Barrow, in his an-
swer to the letter of Captain Collinson, on the part of
the officers employed in the Polar Sea, requesting Mr.
Barrow's acceptance of the testimonial, after expressing
his thanks for it, says that he feels deeply grateful to
rioth officers and men for their exertions in so noble a
cause. Mr. Barrow adds that, although the efforts made
were unhappily not crowned with the success they de-
served, they have, nevertheless, led to the solution of the
great geographical problem which had so long engaged
the attention of his lamented father, and have thus se-
cured to our country an honourable distinction in the
accomplishment of an enterprise which, through SUCOO3.
sive reigns, and for nearly three centuries, had heretofore
baffled every attempt.
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3W A DAUGHTER.
On the Ist inst., at 9, Marlborough-hill, St. John's-wood,
the wife of Lionel Skipwith, Esq.
On the 2d inst., at Laburnham House, Queen's-elms,
Brompton, the wife of John Sheridan, Esq.
MARRIED.
On the let inst., at St. Michael's, Stockwell, the Rev.
Gordon Caltbrop, of Trinity College, Cambridge, to Easily,
youngest daughter of John Mills Thorne, Esq., of Turret
House, South Lambeth.

NSWGATII AND LEADENHALL.—The trade ruled steady,
as follows :—Beef, from 33 4d to 43 6.1 ; Mutton, 3s 8,1 to
4s 1 kl ; Lamb, 4s 611 to as 4d ; Veal, 33 Gd to 4s 4d ; Pork,
35 6d to 4s 8d per 81bs, by the carcase.
SOUTEULL, July 2. —The supplies of each kind of fat
stock in to-day's market were very moderate ; neverthe-
less, most breeds moved off slowly, at barely stationary
Prices- Beef, from 3s 41 to 43 101; Hutton 33 10d to 5s
4d ; lamb, 45.8,1 to 5s 8d ; Veal, 4-; 01 to 4s 10d ; Pork,
3s 10d to la 8,1 ner 81b1, to sink the offal-
ROMFORD, July 2.-we had rather a slow trade here
to-day, as follows :—Beef, from Ss Id to 55 011 ; Mutton, 4s
Od to 5s Gil ; Lamb, 45 8d to 5a 8d ; Veal, 3s 10d to 4e 61;
Pcrk; 4s Od to 4s 8d per 8113 s. " "

The motion was seconded and carried.
A vote of thanks to the chairman and directors con-
cluded the proceedings.

Mr. Charles Powell--:4 atn steward to the Hon. Chas.
Cavendish. I presented these two cheques on the 9,11
June for 4001. and 2001. I presented them about 21
minutes before four o'clock. They were not paid. The
clerk took the cheques into an inner office, and I re-
ceived a sealed note in reply'directed to Mr. Cavendish.
Mr. Robert Baines—l presented some cheques; 7 or
9, drawn by the National. Club un the 9th June, about
half-past 3. They were not paid, but returned in an
envelope.
To the Jury—lt is not usual to draw so many cheques
in one day, and I believe they were drawn in conse-
quence of the difficulties of the house being known.
(The registratior, of Earl Fitzwilliain's security was
put in. The registration was made at 12 at noon on
the 9th June.)
Mr. Charles Frewer—l 'am secretary to the Copper
Miners' Company. On Saturday, the 9th June, al, im-
perfect transfer of shares was tendered to me by Cook-
Ley's clerk for registration. The transfer was from the
bankrupts to Earl Fitzwilliam, and it was not regis-
tered because it was imperfect. It wag brought about
three o'clock, and I heard nothing of it previously. The
club pressed me to register it.
Mr. Frederick Gribbeare—l am a cecr.tary to the
General Cemetery Company. On the 9th of June a

On the Ist inst., at St. George's, Bloomsbury, William,
third son of J. Gregory, Esq., of 5, -Upper Montagu-otroot,
Russell-square, to Ellen, fourth daughter of'J. Rodriguo,
Esq., of Upper Woburn place, Tavistock-square.

" The act alluded to legalises reinsurances upon pay-
ment of the stamp duty of Is. upon a policy of reiuSur-
ancP, and consequently the guarantee instruments of
reinsure c 4 should be now cancelled, and a stamped
policy is,ued in each-case. ••
T may obaerre that the Is. duty on guarantee poli-
cies of reinsurance is not a new duty, but that instru-
meats of that nature whether before or after the recent
act are chargeable with it.
"I am, Sir,
"THOMAS KEOGH.
"Mr. John Grinsted."

TRAFFIC RETURNS..
LONDON AND SOUTH-EASTEIt4 RAlLWAY.—Traffic re-
turn for the week ending June 28, 1856 £,0,703 9 11
Corresponding week last year 21,067 7 1

DIED.
On the 2d inst., at 36, Dover-street, the Countess of St.
Germans.

On the Ist inst., Mr. Henry Llewellyn, of 2, Old Bond.
street, London, and Drayton-grove, Brotnpton aged 32.
On the Ist inst., at 8, Addison-road, Kensington, Chu.
Edward Pown4ll, Esq.. aged 89.
00 the 30th ult., at Barnfield, Charlton, Kent, Robert
J. M. Grey, Esq., aged 51.
On the 29th ult., at Brighton, Charles Mayne Young,
aged 79.
On the 27th ult., Mr. Thomas Cattell, of Chapel-fields,
Cot entry.
On the 27th ult., at Hastings, J. B. Atwood, Esq., of
1, Newby-place Poplar, aged 40.
On the 27th ult., at Reed's Farm, near Chelmsford, Joh*
Showell Corder, aged 30.

Decrease in 1856
LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST RAILWAY.—
"'raffle return for the week ending June 2i,
Corresponding, week last year £18,436 16 4
17,678 6 0
Total of the half-year to this date, 1856 331,577 12 1
Total of the half-year to this date,lBss 303,301 11 4
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY,—Traffio return for the
week ending June 22, 1856 £21,567 13 11
Corresponding week last year 20,408 3 6
LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE. RAILWAY. —Traffic re-
turn for the week ending June 29, 1856 - £25,525 1 9
Corresponding week last year. . 22,306 16 2
CHESTERAND HOLYHEAD RAlLWAY.—Traffic return for
the week ending June 29, 1856 £6,637 12 1
Corresponding week last year i 5,t39 1 4

James Gls* 31 B, said be was called to take prisoner
in charge. He denied that he had got the watch ; but,
owing to the manner in which he articulated, witness
seized him by the throat, and, ttuastiag the other hand
into his mouth, laid :hold of the watch. It was as far
down pris.ner's throat as witneSs's fingers could go, and
in pulling it out it dropped on the ground.
Tne accuse'l, in reply to the ()barge, said he bad been
out of ernplOyment a long time. He would own he took
the gentleman's watch, but want tlrove him to do it.
The police replied that he was well known in the F
division by the soubriquet of "the Tinker," and if the

Mr. Wigan takes bis benefit at the Olympic Theatre
nn Saturday eyeninz next. His management has been
marked throughout by good taste and public spirit, and
has been friendly to the best interests of the drama.
beet severely"
Court of Exehe
Ur. Sergeant Wilkins, who has fora considerable time
indisposed, made his appearance in the
inhealth..
quer:yesterday, Luuch improved

LONDON : Printed and Published by MURDO YOUNG;
of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Office, No. 112,
Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, is thi county et
liiiddlekez, Man*, •July 3,1866,)

Increase is 1856 ~..,4. ............... um £698 10 9

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