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London, England, 1856-07-17 00:00:00

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THE REVIEW AT ALDERSHOT.
Dbec,:a.reu,ssemtehaeiss,eravoadnthrhoaurglhlteftti;emHilep asflaL,
hit . prepared
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.- - ingeniously contrived to exelude many of the principal !I
uses
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The trial of William Dove, of Leeds, charged with the
tehoeneort',sonfeiningiloyf,
thheatbadnaiyshtehdethperiisdgoenhteerfrrivoweat
better corn a ' s-.A
nntrahFe utgh•ehtseirtluEP:riiz r'" %I 1.
Aldershot partakes of the peculiarities of thei tleserltaicne Ea'retiannbgeerms ofen tthgelimhposuessesofPrweranttw*.astAlgsoibnytg
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more than its general appearance. As atthae be
eeombetdaifnoeda
ptpheraoru
fgehd irregularou s
tomanyvis.
• violent attack of illness, and that she had
was aearn attack ed with- hs servant with the prisoner and his wife. Se3'
one is perpetually tormented with the PP
one is of hurrying back, and looked although they would have
the Crown Court at York Castle, before Mr, Baron mother, telling her that her dau h
at the turner ea
at tr earn pc e 0 f
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murder of his wife, was proceeded with this morning in
ilB9htehr offx;enbli.nlead--t, allnYd odrai
water yet never comes to a well, so vistas
ahee members tallleid
the same symptoms (pains in the legs, tightness of the - -ill o
y 1 always in sight of an army yet ne,v, er witneesfises.dar rveevriepwa:
would itover." Many left the ground before the 1 deal of interest, before
were . d R l Toe trig} excited a great
slid with Shakespere, "'Tie a fine piece of business ;
oya BrTarepsfel.l.l
8 o'clock the passages to the court were thronged with
jaws, and twitching of the feet and hands), and IVIr,
much about two o'cloc. k. M're. Dove a eared', leo h.
"It is enough to spoil the trade, as on
~ d. The I
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; persons anxious to obtain admission. The galleries ap-
thetically remarked to us yesterday, " if the public can't ;day's proceedineswere actually closed with a gran
. tiler- I went to the
i propriated to the grand jou a . ,y was again sent for. The prix mer appeared
nd the acting justices were I, -
prisoner sto take her place I arrived h
the camp expect to draw see nothing when the House of Commons and all them
Royal party returned to the Pav . ,
they
! salute by all the Crimean troops
iolnionthearigdroaulln
the
swells is down there, how can .
T° tore hurried off to the railway station, as soon as
1, filled with ladies and gentlemen, and the other portions concerrei, and expressed his convictionpppretty 1 per ,;mountf
. that his wife seemed in , wet, and Name of Company.
when the House of Commolus.
we could offer no reply, ;
aeint there at all 3"
could persuade fly-drivers to take them at rather more
ot the court were crowded to erCB33. would die. Mr. Morley reasoned with hen and tol ' pod sprits. She went Co church on the fellow- I 0 Paid. Price.
even if weighed by the ounce,Annum. Share.
reasons so general and cone usiv ,
Mr. Baron Bramwell entered the court at 9 o'clock, there was no danger, bw., that if he fearedshe would A hog day, and on her retu. n she dined wit'i titT hushaiodw.
exoroitant charges than,
b ost.
when a number of prisoners, convicted of burglary, horse had better have additional advice, suggesting• to be smite well then. On the fed '• '
especially after our own expeinence, of what was not to •• , -
each individual might have gone y p
We e, that Dr, • en wing British .... - • !Xs. d. £s. d.
dings of the day terminated. .
poaching, and other offences, were Hodson be sent for The prisoner . morning she was u beta e •". -1 '
yesterday was
be seen at Aldershot. From these obse.sreations it may !
Thus the proceedings
dt t the public if we failed stew iug, forzerY.• . . . should • said ha was sati-- • d b p , e,n eig.t an.. nine o'clock. 1 Ditto arovinCie..l•::: - 1 - - -
11. (20 0 u 20 0 0
sentenced to various terms of imprisonment, fled with Dr. Niorley, and ma le him write pi epare breakfast-c .ffee, t,)a-t, and bang -,1 - Brighton •
to that effect • - ' n an,. took it ci., a ~,,,,• ---- - •• 5/. 2O u 0 25, 0 --
ea sily be premised that the sieowtzttfcrp
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mii.t.
sa
complaints which we heard from all . .
ia, a
• all/idle Bore was then plaeed in the dock. in
far below what every one anttsepawee. .-..!
' the way of military clieplay, and Li very little a oti e the many comp
'-) n• e - d• C 9 at which the ladies and gen- The prvo
,n, ay. 00 the following time, and D removed
he breakfast things in (Ise cji
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•• ••
41. Os. ISO 0 0 10
--'-' was - 1 onld ba wanting in our ih y o
b d •the •d ,t ta• thirty-eight years the
course
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He was desert. ein in re menday Mrs. Dove was again seized with thesame sym 4 - Mrs. ove said rho would help rue 6,1 , ' ,clat„newai (4th Cap.) . - ', itO 6 0 20 0 0 --
ex
e,
mi.
psome the beds. Whets we es-a. 'Vsaitable •• -- .. •• •• 2/ lOs '53 0 ducated."fle pleaded not guilty in and the prisoner wrote to h
done,l oht almost be termed a failure ; espe , quarters as to the is tfan
London, and some from parts
of age, or mother, asking her to came curioue feeling about
islveent np stairs she sairl She hael n, great Central ...... ,
81 •
co., ! 0 all 3444
When we consider that it was a spectacle thou:ht; ! tleneen wile 114 +~
One
edeclined to exercise his right of chal- as, if his wife lied" her i rillnelial per-t 110 0 0 all 12,,,
worthy the notice of the Legislature, and to enable whom
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.ef the country
detising the Thole time of the inspec-
t efarr°tlTier from Aldershot, were com-
a firm
~ethe ,
•ur He is rather slightly built, very sun- P'
apprised of her 'll friends might say he had not which I slept, and w her
W e fir:.`
4A'Ail'
th'sl*
hed
-a
%.. .. 1(a ra 0011118. 50 0 0 all
tinie •,enci ••
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the business of a great nation was suspended. i , „41, dto remain' . ,
d o'cle .,J. t s except a fa- 1 lenFinle )
' heeYa'sli ht 9 di t • h•of the e pasmo .c witc ing - - when we hd Is w.°10,4 kat°, brie room, and aonjoa.,e,nt :.'"'''' 51. !40 0 0
90 .-..
to attend
' 1-!` ' -Nee lima be and w s • ape
,q., 0r ,ceased was strain attacked the • a ta -en the •-• •
in ' ^ . -•_
prison . ‘Ass
However, we suppose the disappoihtment was only ful- ikon. ,1...
at iof the gro ts 4 mere than ' a:idee
1 hvnt, am. ._ ,-.
tsie appearance a sinister and un- and e
him ,er wont to a eler- much worse. - • 4e-a 04 all% It to be DO, Pas UP; e fere xt c; 6 ' •--- t 25(5) o ° PP
was some par 3 . u . , . .i 3
togymen brought to see her, alleging that she --1,,,,,,. ix
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.; p:.,,, r. cent.'; zni . i
COt) 6
PP 25
lids, which impatt ....
~ t‘eaugii,t diet my acme end laid her out
filling the melancholy destiny of the Lords and Coin- voured few, .
.here the neerest troops' steed,' ita ),hei. ' might die suddenly in one of the spa.erne .4 " ~. too 331,-1,, and ran and cad led Mr. Dove,
who fet bed
Retch-ff.. .. .
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coons who seem fated, when they attend in their official 1 Lam. a mile from ~
'lathing wipwtover cou!a- be seen. 4`l6.s,V•Aliz noression.
• Mr. Overendf was desirous that she el,--, , • -, an.
~. snat he Mr. Witham We antiresaed he d then b Q l3-t4tekt
°"cra
9i• 100 0 0 16 0 0 . 16
1.. ••• 91 lOs '5l 0 . all I le% capacity, never to see anything worthy of their attend-
;without good glasses
ed deal of prmuring, espe.. 'oe counset 'l.r the pyosAcgtign were •
--.. cave soma spiritual assist- jump, to twitch, and to .st ot. Mr. Ecore we at for Ur. Ditto, New Qe. tent..: fseg 0o) ~, 155
ante in any capacity at all. But we must own that we This exclusion excited a go,_
*Arms wbish mope re- Q.C., Mr', fardy, and Mr. Bayley ; the prisoner was de-' ' ;
T .0
lad'
anea. v.; ladies friends of the deceased, came to see Scarfe, Mr. Morley's assistant, and he eame and ordered -----------1.2---- lO
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Lords and Commons less now that the custom of
pity the cially as it was enforced with a n-
`, the e tiO f4ilf.'d. by Mr. Bliss, Q.C., Mr. Sergeant Wilkins Mr.
iring their faculties at the expense of the public has sembled a system of petty annoyance's- am xientinblier!
4. EfaloTeftordp.,- of Doncaster and Mr. Middleton, her the same day, and the prisoner repeated to them his her some medicine. The spasms eontiaued about two
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WATER-WORKS.
d thatshortly expect to see them,
come up, anwe may of general order. It was unfair to tht; "nen' P • Aly. Qverend 9 d in o assn? 'h
a ` --entatives .s• C. pif , a ease for the prose- would not have her body opened, as he hadpromised her side, and her breathing was rather thick Si, en right ; Dividend Amount
at least once a-week, en route to Ham ton Court in open an lof course was still more so to all the repress
was cution, obeerved that * more solemn, responsible, or im- that it should not be done He
accompanied the the afternoon,. and next morning was pretty well. On
vans. It is the public with whom we must condole, the of the London press, in whose favour no exception .. ,errant duty could not assibly devolve upon anyjury t h. •1 • h ' 1 Annum, Share,
o t 6 railway way station, w when they begged him to return, the Wednesday she had another attack.---____,
public who go down to Aldershot at trouble and expense, , made. ' hich they werenow 11 d f -
a. than thz,,,, w . ea eon to per orm. The as " Mre Dove might have another attack i 11. bsence " ofpains in her
n is, .
der li 1 • East London
I .£ s, d. X s. d.
til 4 were stiff
and who find no lunch or anything to put between their 1 it should always be recollected that upon these occ
tin -9 whether there was a truth • the • ' - ‘, 0 •
be were askedo qui, nyin e The prisoner replied Oh ,'there is no fear of that • s'-ie and aral sed T ,rd ,120
teeth but the showers of driving sand ; and who, in the , sions the reporters are present to discharge what may
accusation preferred by the Crown against the prisoner- •Il t h h ' ''
, ..p y . ... did not unties het 14,nds
and fe t Grand Junction .... •• 14, per cat 50 0.0
laolol
wi no eve anot er attacic until half-past 10
his
Her breathing was ratlvr better than vahen she e ' iCent•-•
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1
' 41. per hut; 100 0 0 - 80
midst of the inhospitable miseries of the camp, have no I
. truly called a public duty, and that those who witness a
h bad • d the . fwilful
namely, that ecommitted e crime o neur- at night," At 10 o'clock that nighttook h medi- attacked'
sheis .before, Sim asked roe was eamhey: ...... •• • , 100 0 0 - 95
"civil contingencies" out of which to replace their die- I
spectacle are a mere unit when compared with the num•
derandthat the dto have been murdered •
, - ast 10 she was seiz -d with th... eine which I to give her the medt. New River Compa.ny 2l '
bursements. There was a large muster of such deludeld hers who entirely rely upon the daily journals to furnish
wee his own wife. In a case of this description the jury same
' symptoms.P Mrs -• did, and I,
, e,O appeared better. I cannon ,;authwark & Vauxhall 51. . A°3.
t. 10 - -
spectators yesterday, who came down by all thh ear y
them with an account. It is therefore too bad when, in
would have to consider a variety of small details, all canoe in and
her neighbour, remember in what state ahe was on Thursday bill th West Middlesex
0 - 89"
- 100
remained ter, and the prisoner Friday night she had an attack, and I vfig‘' 'p, an
e
trains. Of course their desayremene commenced with the
ei'dition to their owe professional difficulties, are super-
b aring upon each other, and all pointing to what was talked
w,to her aboutgraveyards, asking whether they still room, and found her in bed, with Ilea hy‘ le to
her
BRIDGES.
efforts to get to camp. Flys were numerous enough, but
added other annoyances of the most embarrassing kind,
believede to* be the cause of the death of the deceased.much
cerneter he
all held out for high prices, and we know none who got We trust that on the next occasion a Royal review takes
The case had occu ied a great deal of üblie attention, •
P P le • d
ilia a certain d y mentioned. On the morn. arched. She said, "ph, de Ap, 1 tho,:Tht it''
mg of larcth lst the eceased appeared to be much bet- over with me." I sae; 1-• tam, e. ..gi was all Name Dividend Amount
5.3. and many i f 11 kindly permit of Company. per of Paid. Price.
across from Farnborough for less than 1 , place a, Aldershot General Knollys set
and there were many rumours with respect to the evi- ter, Mr Merle in the ofthe d d reat - Ti.. -.•-, -,•-••-•-gmi, SQ too. She was in
y called course
the authorised representatives of the London papers to
intended to for the t• •* ' - or three hours In
much more.dents whichit was call prosecu ion said she mioht get up and eat a mutton cho She did the mornin 11
There was nothing doing at the camp during the early I obtain more than a distant bird's-eye vewowh t •s 1 f a i
and that which the prisoner might possibly rely upon for so and ' •
, . Witham came in and took tea withano her attack ; h
p. t g 4 e was better. On the Saturda h' ' • .Z a. d. Zs. d.
-er body y 8 e, nad
he probable time Iflunger'ord.. .. .... 7%
part of the day except speculating upon t Passing.
his defence ; but he implored the jury to dismiss all such leaving about 8 o'clock. Shortl afterward th isoaer and she en • was arched, her feet stood up, Southwark - - - - -
rain came down. A keen I The South-Western Railway Company being left to Mplameci of great agony. Thie - 130 0 0 - _
considerations from their minds, and to view the case called at Mrs • ' Y s ePr
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that would elapse before the . Witham s, and asked her to come and sit o'olook at night, The was about 10 Ditto New of 7% plc. I/ per cent 50 0
north-west wind blew across the black-looking heath ; themselves on this occasion, without Government inter-
solely through the lights of the evidence which would be with his wife, as he was eine to Leeds. The•prisoner he ea e home prieener was (net the bn, ut when Waterloo ..... . . ° -.
........ - 100 0 0 -
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clouds of sand met the visitor's eye in all directions, and fetches, did their business like men of business?. They
and laid before them. The offence with which the prisoner was then rather worse for liquor,'d.
much Janine Whe
welt off for the doctor. Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. 11. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0
the miseries of a simoom were realised on a small but carried the troops and stores throughout the night,
was charged was one of the most cold-blooded murders excited. Before he left the houseliin appeared biting%
. . rs. Dove asked him proved the Sarah Naylor, arid al Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 -
26%
ran Young Vauxhall ....„ „.... io admiaistra,tion of96s. 70 10 3 21
•scale, in every hollow to which one fled they safely conveyed the royal family in the day, as well
h• h itpossible to • • butaccordingthe • medicine by Dove to his
painfully accurate .
and heavy-pluvial Parliament,without let
or binu ,- al us was imagine , to to give her her medicine, and then he left the room, and wife, the supervention of 8 DOCKS.
for shelter. The sky was lowering as the two Houses of enormity of the offence the jury were bound to be satis- returned a glass containing
o something, which she death of Mrs, Dove, Th pasm thereupon, and the
~
• f et The monotony of every hour
in appearance and in a . ranee or es ig es
the 1. ht t pretext for complaint or grumb-
-the fi d withth 'd before the • d h ' with
e a evi wee° y convicted t e prisoner. drank off. The prisoner then washed out the glass and steterllellt2 wade b ey also deposed to suspicious Dividend Amount
till past one in the day was varied byadrenching shower, ling. The admirable arrangements of this company
i. Too charge against the prisoner was that he had mar- observed, " I always wash nut the gl se-ph le is'such the j b • y Dove. The eottrt then ad*rned Name of company. per of Paid. Price.
bringing vividly to mind the horrors of the last review, great care and judicious though unpretending eupert.r
dered his wife by administering to her, on five or six nasty stuff." He then I ftthe h- ain Ysof C.
e house a state ex- Castle, ury eing provided seitls aecommod t• jat'
a ion the ------ Annum. Share.
Had they been repeated yesterday something little short pion of its officers, especially the secretary, Mr. arombie,
occasions deadly doses of a veeetable poison called t d •
ci emen an did not return for some time. Shortly 4 .
of a general election must have resulted. Fortunately and the manager, Sir. Scott, were never more admirably
b Th t f that • ''unhappily,well
•
fotwye nia. ODa ureopoison was, - Commercial .......... W. pr cent. Stock. Stock.; -
they were not; our legislators escaped this peril, and displayed. Everything went steadily and smoothly.
lenowa by recent occurrences ; but it would be necessar toms '
were more aggravated than usual. Dr. Mollq ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. East and West India.. 6' pr cent. Stock.
East C!',untry.. 2os. per sh. - - _
_
Lord Palmerston the grave suspicion which must have Lords,- Commons, and Queen were alike taken care of ;
to inforrie the 1 that from t to three-fourths
pry a guar er and Dr. Hodson were sent for b Mrs -
9 • , ••srare, but so. London .... ... •• .• 51. pr cent. Stock. - 102
attached to his motives had he invited any members to nor were the general public-after all, the most irnpor-
of .
in a grainwas , o,
ono to destroy human life, and that aat 11 o'clock she died i t a any eallin uon 1 Ditto 80nd5.... •• •. 4/. per cent.
CHELNISFO RD W -
assist at an aquatic spectacle similar to that of last Tues- tent patrons and constant customers of the railway-inand a half was what was called "af 11 d " a h n grea a 4 g p but
grain u dose. persons round her to turn tier or move her in the bed. T ' , i EDNESDAY. st. Katharine
day week. Nevertheless the sandy, windy weather was any way inconvenienced. The peculiar operation of the poison was that it became After she was dead the prisoner kiss /t the bodyhe following prizes have this day been made bi. outhampton
public : Victoria .. •
.......• 3/. (leper c. 50 0 0 50 0 0
•• , 51. percent. 20 0 0 ' 10 0 0) 215,4
a subject of annoyance to all, and of misgivings to many absorbed in the system, passed into the blood. circulated ...m...v.,1 ‘,.....,.,,.... m;..i. .......:-..s - --I ..1.-....-!- vr . '',. and TNIPT.Pkt-c•vrra

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o U ilat he 7-ve-as only ja 1-T----'-''-'.•'•-•""--------------'''"'''''""'""e"e---:-•--•-•-e.....-e„eee„.ea....taa.t.t_-, r ' t- - --- - - a....ng. I had known the pri- i ----P IR. /-• 6'
.6 n 0i? s ti n fe ee, S ,
aciock Nee. eaorley him reit balled, end found her much saner before I renene ber hie eelline oat ti MY Wif t- ..-e . •
better, although some of the muscular ewitchinga 'conti• play the r.nn•e, wirieie:nhaeshicia,
till:et]
it',11,•,-theil,,,,
.1 .itu,..eathe
plisoefenr i la-8-N - a I"' ' '
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need.. _ The presence of stryahnine Wee eu4•...,..e5• t,e,,:il to. t..1.-i; 1 bitTrioed.iv
, of the Conn witin.a-si,
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TRIA.L OF WILLIAK DOVE,
' t to hie W ife .
THE _REVIEW AT ALDERSHOT.
YORK, WEDNESDAy EVENING. gentleman, but, coneideiing the respectability 'o'f dite pre
e i, y e prisoner *eta to his wad s 1 because th •t• h 1
e servaa
prise: lerefate,
e. - i ingeniously cont.rived to exelude maey on: thbhe
arrangemen ,
orses' legs, it
1 • trial of William Dove, of Laads, charged with the Boner's family, he banished the ideh litre his ria'•nei (.3 I
with a 1 D ive's meals, and Orono-lit them up
Aldershot pertalees of the pecu
t the latter place members of the houses
be obtained through irregular vistas
t glimpses ofPrwehs'eanttw• asAgloibyfethhis admirable ,
bers talked I 'rile
the evenino of that da th ' ---ettie---..
liaritiee of the desertin
ranee of dto appear tedious to many. The mem c(1):::dn cc: nP la;
From the Official Lzet.
more than its genferal appeatradncsve.
• the Crown Court at York Castle, before Mr. Baron mother, telling her that her daughter was soiled • ' pee rs.
d tiro:waif PUBLIS
one is perpetual y tormen e ithAstahe appea . seeme
' of hurrying back, an 100 e a
•ce of business ; ' ~ .
I murder of his wife, was proceeded with this morning in
.- . -
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wtifee
sileeorenetlh
ierlig9etohcciesfpFreibt,.3.la,b-,nt.eawnedioltnCetheeiiSu
violent attack of illness, and that she had better come ' ta.An • - HED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRID '1
~ Y EVENIN .;
water ye esses a review. sad with Sbakespere, " 'Tie a fine pie
d before the i Brarawele • , t
lof interest and before ra Fisher examined-el d liter '• i.* • '
y a e ter Elizaleth lived LONDON, TUESDA.Y, JULY 15, 1856.
t never comes to a well, so at ehe termer one is
l I Toe trial excited a great dea- -- • + • . . and see her at once. Mrs. Dove was again attacked with- tne servant with the •
.rtch oin the f It
fl d iver ; Isettthtohueglegrthoueyn would have
to the court were thronged with the same symptoms ains in
always in sight of an army yet ne,v, eats weintne
y. i
I 8 the passages . , (p the lees tightnets f h l --roe
" It is enough to spoil the trade,
d "if the public can't
, li day's proceedin,gswereactua
Pa' would it were over.'d' Mkandiyiy
the ground. e ,
Th o niece
ni admission. The galleries aPt jaws and twitchin of the feet d' ' - ' " i, me ay following . . GAS-LIGHT AND CoilE COMPANIES.
thetically remarked to us yester. a 9,
t t-3 mous aud all tueln I salute by all the Crimean troops oe
dll the visi- ~ persons anxious to obtat g ,an hands), and Mr. Mor- I went to the prisoner's to tk h I '
dth ti • cces wer - ' •
• hen the House o- om
t t draw ' 1 t t ed to the Pavilion, an a
1 ropriated to the grand jiver an eac rig jus i . e ley was again sent for. Tne prisiner appeared much Itic t ' I ' al aeer p ace. I arrived there _____________
see nothing w
the camp expec 0 Roya par yre urn closed with a grand Roya ,i o
1 cl. d e Cerium, and the other portions concerrel, and expressed his conviction that hie
pp red te be ouite well then. On the fov:eloil:aintigd
a Jut wo o c.oce. eers. Dove appeared pretty Dividend I Amount
swells is down there, how can .
t there at all 3”
t rather more ! filled with- a Les au tien
per of Paid. '
Pm/
ain
ot the court were crowded to exceea. wouid die. Mr. Morley reasoned with him, and tol Ih. • o ow- Annum. Share
when the House of Commons'
ould offer no reply, : 11 persuade fly-drivers to take them a
me nag day, and on hsr real. h • •
h nce
n 8 e dined win her
l and conclusive we c
t •s n t t • con
'-' h te n even if weighed by te ou ,
Mr. Baron Bramwell entered the court at e o'clock, there was no danger, but that if he feared she would die he She a ea . • • husband. ------------
_ ___
______ _
To , tore hurried off to the railway station, as soon AS they i P .
reasons so genera
experience of wlia 01a
o o exorbitant c arges ea ,
- 1 • • •d t • ht have gone by post.
ve when a number of prisoners, convicted of burglary, horse had better have additional advice, suggesting thet Dr. mornin sh •• „„ •• •• .• X s. d. ..£ s. d.
especially after our own
th e obseereations it may i
,ch India' ua mig
_
hot Pro-na es- d ea d• gs of the day terminated. I. d
steadag, fonferY, poaching, and other offences, were Hodson should be sent for. The prisoner said ha was sat.-- i•e ar -
g hree was up bet veen eight and nine o'clock. I Ditto I-ro.vincial.... • 7-1.
be seen at Alders •
the saw at camp Yesaoa aY was I Thus the procee in
duty to the public if we faile
t 3to various terms of imprisenment. fled with Dr. elorley, and male him write to that effect •
i p p cd akfast-c - .- -
ffee, tia a and bacon-and took it Brighton --..- •• • , 5/. 20 0 u 20 0 0 -
20 0 0 25, 0 0 15
easily be premised that
'lPated •4•9 rau4a Was i should be wan g
tin • in our
11 sen ence
into the psrlour I re•noved the breakfast things in dee
..,-.ll3•ref 17c‘nL(1Gn
••
- - 41. Os. ISO 0 0 160 r. u -
' • very one antie • eta, . . complaints which we heard from a
The priateer Wiltiant Bore was then plaoed in the dock. in the course of the following day. 00 the following time, and a • .
far below wnat e
• - la and very ii - - ) notice the many
Ira Dove said -h ,1 'oo,L.newal (4th Cap.) .
' the way of military dap y, , t ,
~
the distance at which the ladies and gen-
He was descriaed in the indictment a; thirty-eight years day Mrs. D eve Was again seized with thesame symptom- th b d ' . * e would help me ei now i X.,,,,,,,kit,bh.,
..
0,
...„
.. - .!•0 6 0 20 0 0 -
a :ee s. IN h 2/. 10s. 53 0 0 all
expected in
be termed a failure ; espe- , quarters as to
d some from parts
"Well educat .
ad."He pleaded not guilty in and the prisoner wrote te her m en we went up stairs ehe said - •
iilreat Central ...... 34 i,
ether, asking her to cline curious; feelin ab t h • ' "e'
haill
a ~ 8/ per Qi.xtA 10 0 0 all . 123
done, the affair might almost ,
1 th allt 1 r n win) Ilea come from London, an
m. of age-, and
h' • h f h I ' • • ' •
hen we consider that it was a spectac e oue , aeon . .
tia nerther from Aldershot, were co
a firrn voice, and declined to exercise is rig toc a . up, as, if hie wifd dted, her friends might say he had not whica Isl g ou er lege. We fir,i in,ii,dye. tan bed ire _inuTial •••••• •, .... I 1(1/ &I ponies. SO 0 0 all 88
cialiy w
Liable whom 'nf the eountry e ee
ept, and we then we- • • .. h - 1 a pendent • 40 0 0
by the notice of the Legislature, and to 6
M duripe doe whole time of the inspec- witting the jury. He is rather slightly built, very sun- apprised them of her illness. On finding that the de- when 'w
had ta ' a •40. IP ito, o.l' roorn, and London.. „„:i" "" i 51*
0 -
wort , - .1 to reeeee , a,.. ~ e
~ , 50 0 0 _
d the business of a great nation was suepended. I pelle. -... o beyond which seeelators, except a fa- I I eat a slight cpasraedic twitching of the eye- ceased was again attacked, the prisoner wont to a cler- mac . ken tha teedaletinew (tea •
- eee appeared to be Dcl,. Pail. Preference 164 per cent. 25 0 6
to atten . ..u.,. . , tie tine -.I ~ , i,„ han 1 inane, are, _. •h woree. -
However, we suppose the disappointment was only i I hon. 1-- was at Borne parts dello grodait more t 1
iidg
which
,_
a,._
.:,: sea appearance a sinister and un- gymen and brought him to sea her, alleging that she --. , ieneughe her in ma same and laid her out atetteat ••• ....••.... 41 per cent. 60 60 52 '‘; 0 424
filling the melancholy destiny of the Lords and Coin- voured few, .
tt,
here the paerest troops etedel; e? ahai. 1 • e'. , ~, unPal '' --- - might die suidenly iti one of the spaeme, area " ~. tne heed, awl ran and cal lei Mr. Dove, who feteheo f ilLicill.- ••• •• •• •• •
. ulolted General 51. ;100 0 0 16 00' 16
•_ 21. lOs ;50 0 0
he Mr Witham We enciretaad her ad " L all lln
wh seem fated, when they attend in their official 1 datt a mile feom e
thing wh-tever could- be Been. ' a`etat,lFFehie aaeression.
•
tiLO !s.. , ,- were Mr. Overen I was t
d+ desirous that she ene-i i • . _ tnat . '
~ ,ne -en 13. e ...egNa to ' Woctrainster Char••t•e•red 41 r ' 1 0
mOns, 0
end- ! • lasses • • wile coensel r a tee Vreeeentlen
for ner. , Ditto, New Qe. tent. 60 0
~ ~,
•ty never to see anything worthy of their att I without good g. . .-et deal of neerMuring, eve- o -• , ...., . . .. . . ,
... _-...,.. eave somnspiritual assist. jump, tO twitch, 'and to :st irt. Mr. Deve went - '5O 0 1 10 •• 0 -
capaci ,
Q. u air. tiardy, and Mr ii ale• th '- ' ' ' ' - . ' - • •
Y. Y e d prisoner was de-
,I ance. Two ladies, friends of the deceased, came ter sea ' Scerfee Mr: Morley's assistant, and he eiecue and ordered --------1.2::4:1--
ance in any capacity at all. But we !mut own that we This exclusion excited a go,. .
',ahem witieh niolee re' -* 't •h -.I t• ' •
pity the Lords and Commons lese now that the custom of cially as it was enforced with an-
eaan the exeeutibp ttdaed yyr r. 138, Q.C., Mr. Sergeant Witkine, Mr. her the same day, and the prisoner repeated to them his her soine medicine. The spestas eontieued abeut two 1
' ' their faculties at the expense of the public has
airing sweated a system of petty anooyance -
...
was unfair to the q lig 1 ao de- of Doncaster an le lt
eneral-public, 4. .i.a! , Pee,. r.., .. ... . . , d Ir. Middleton. conviction that his wife would die, but added that he hours, or two and a hell, She was lying on hee rieht 1 -_____
end Amount
n 0 in opeain ehe case for t r se-
mi,. overendt er '' ''' •Ig ' he p o would not have her body opened, as he had promised her side, and her breathing was rather thick. She Was beta,: Name of Company. Divpiedr of I P
and that we may shortly expect to see them, of a general orcTen It
a re, --entatives
aid. Prici
Come up,
11 th
awl of course WAS still more so to a e rep cutiou, obeerveel that 4 more sonnen, responeible, or ira- that it should not be done. He acco;npanied the ladies in the afternoon, and next ruornlng waa pretty well 01 Annum. Share.
at least once a-week, en route to Hampton Court in open
bstion wa°
of the London press, in whose favour no excel) aortant duty could not possibly devolve upon any jur
y to the railway station, when they begged him to return, the Wednesday she bad another attack,
vans. It is the public with whom we must condole, the
and coal I% • -----------------
p 'tined
.£ s, d. X s. d.
public who go down to Aldershot at treuble and expensa, , made. ddah um,: which they were now called on to perform, 1 hey as " Mrs. Dove might have another attack in hisabsence." of pains in her leg arid back. T-- •
eler linibe were stiff East London
and who find no lunch or anything to put between the,: 1 it should always be recollected that uon these occa-
P hat ma be ,4 4 ; 'ea. hether there w tth • the T • '• d" Oh • f f h ' d 1 d I dal e
were askee to mem. - w - as any ru. in he prisoner repue „ there is no ear o t at ; ele an
.para yse . i' no. wait* her bends nd f t Grand Jonctic,n •••••• 4, per cat, 150 0 0 all -
e i sions the reporters are present to discharge w . Y
- accusation preferred by the Crown against the prisoner- will not have atlother attack until half.past 10 o'clock Her breathing was rather b.etter than whenashe ee . Kent
41. per Ont. 'lOO 0 0 - 80
t teeth but the showers of driving sand ; and who, in t
was G.,a.m.hey: ...........-
100 0 0 - 95
midst of the inhospitable miseries of the camp, have tio I truly called a public duty, and that t .
hose who witness a
h namely, that he had committed the crime of wilful neur- at night." At 10 o'clock that night she took his medi- attacked: befrae. Sae ailied ai, t 1 ,
og ve ner the merit- New River Company- 2/.los.
ir duo e
speetacle are a mere unit when cdo .
mpared with t e num•
der, and that the person alleged to have been murdered eine, and at half-past 10 she was selz-d with the eine, which I did, and ea° _ ___ _
" civil contingencies" out of which to replace thde
appearc
-d better. I cannot iouthreark &Vauxhall 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 89
laded 1 ournais to furnish
was his own wife. In a case of this deectiption the jury same symptoms. Mrs. Witham, her neighbour, remember in whet stete the was on Thursday, la 1 the ' west Middlesex
bursements. There was a large muster of such _
e•arly bers who entirely rely upon tsheh
at,
j too bad when, in
r.A. per cent. 61 0 0 - 100
spectators yester ,
day who came down by all the
ith the them with an ace-taunt. It i i teerledoffire
i culties are super- would have to consider a variety of small details, all came in and remained with her, and the prisoner Friday night the had an attack, and I Wiwi nll
t, h r
BRIDGES.
trains. Of course their desagremens commenced() w endition to their own profrsthe
It
bearing upOn each other, and all pointing to what wads talked to her aboutgraveyards, asking whether they still rooni, aod found her in bed, with hoe b,o,dy'verPv LA
h but ost einbarrLsine kind.
efforts to get to camp. Flys were numerous en ug ,
e who got r
added other annoyances
ask
1• t k
Roya review aes believed to be the cause of the death of the decease buried la a certain cemetery he mentioned. On the morn- • arched. She said, " Oh, deae, eta ath- h • e
trete tit was all Name Dividend Amount
ele e trust that on the next occ
The case had occupied a great deal of public attention, ing of March let the deceased appeared to be much bet- over with me." I sale, tt eiteegat s 4 too. sh ain of Company. per of Paid. Price
all held out for high prices, and we know non d m
1111 a ill kindly permit
across from Farnborough for less than 155., an any
place at Aniershot General Kno ye w
t and there were many rumours with respect to the evi- ter. Mr. Morley called in the course of the day, and great pain. The etteck 1-'4O, t ew s Annum. Share.
the London a ers o
es wo or three hours In '
the authorised representatives of P P , dence which it was intended to call for the prosecution said she might get up, and eat a mutton chop. She did the Morning the was better. On th * -
much more.
d's-e e view of what is
e Saturda she - Z s. d. Z S. d.
11. d'g at the camp during the early I obtain more than a ;distant bir y
and that which the prisoner might possibly rely upon for so, and Mrs. Witham came in and took tea with her, anoeher attack i her body was arched her feety ',lliad Hungerford .... •• .... .....
__ _ 7%
There was not ing inn
s stock. up, Southwark ..........
he probable time 1 Dwaine
his defence • but he implored the jury to dismiss all such leaving about 8 o'clock. Shortl afterwards the risoner and she cntp 'allied of - 130 0 0 - -
part of the day except speculating upon
et
dwn A keen I' ' -• R't C mpany being left to . .
The South-Western at way o ' f th • • d d • h - • , y p
.t , l 4
.p great agony. This was about 10
considerations rom eir min s, an to view t e case called at Mrs. Witham a, and askei her to come and 81 o6on at night. The priettnee Was Ditto New of 7% p.c. 11. per cent. 50 0 0 - -
that would elapse before the rain cam o h
er-
Oat then, but when Waterloo .. ..... -
the black-looking heath ; themselves on this occasion, without Government int
solely through the lights of the evidence which would be with his wife, as he was going to Leeds. The prisoner he came home he weet oft tcr th Ditto Old•Ann.•o•f•8i. 11. 1-4 s. Bd. '2
(13 ° -
o - _
"nd blew across
north-west Iv' . .
0 doctor.
t ' ye in all directions, and ference, did their business like men ef businese. They
a laid before them. The offence with which the prisoner was then rather worse for liquor, end appeared much Jane Whithap- aa. hN '. Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 -25 a
cloacae of sand met the visi or s e
.0.0
~0 aylor aud
. • Margaret Young Vauxhau .........• • • 965. 70 10 3 -
• • re realised on a small but carried the troops and stores throughout the night, an
was charged was one of the most cold-blooded murders excited. Before he left the house Mrs. Dove asked him proved the admie• t • 21
the misenee of a simoom we
well , els ration ot medicine b D
y eve to his
le in every hollow to which one fled they safely conveyed the royal family in the day, as . d
which it was possible to imagine ; but according to the to give her her medicine, and then he left the room, and wife, tha supervonti f
DOCKS.
painfully accurate sca , .
d h 1 • I ' f P 1. ment without let or Inn - .
t f h ff th h b dt b Vs d a 1 - • • • 11.11 li dde fll re OQ 0 spasm thereupon and the
for shelter. The sky was lowering an eavy-p uvia as the two Houses o aria ,
limb. enormi yot e o ence e jury were oun oesa i - returne wah a g ats containing something, ve 1c s e ea. o i re, .eove. They also de 1 ' • •
340 tr I.,6ltKtiahsal,l:lltmre.m.por it.f..0.nuC.e.0..M..: •P:'a.:11:.:37:r.....:01113N5411.T.P:pe5:e prrceocerecnnKett...
852:0NS 1:00ask..00 5100 0°
00
1
din fact. The monotony of every hour ranee or the slightest pretext for complaint or gr
th fied with the evidence before they convicted the prisoner. drank off. The prisoner then washed out the glass, and stetereents made by Dove Th pose( to suspicious Dividend Amount •
Name of Compan
Y. per of Paid. Price
in appearance an
e court then adjourned,
' • • ied b a drenching shOWer, lino' ' The admirable arrangements of this company- s Toe charge against the prisoner wee that he had mur- observed, " I always wash nut the glass-physio is such the jury bein •* • •
Annum. Share.
till past one in the day weaver y
g provided •
neta aecommodation at the
- ' ' •d h h rors of the last review. e•• d ' cl• • s though unpretending eupervi-
dered his wife by administering to her, on five or six nasty stuffe" He then left the house in a state of ex- Castle.
____
bringing vividly to min t e or great care an ju iciou
Mr. amiable,
4 s. d. 1 X s. d.
Had t e
h y been repeated yesterday something little short sion of its officers, especially tbe secretary, d• AI occasions, deadly doses of a vegetable poison called citement, and did not return for some time. Shortly
more A MIT y , ,
- Commercial .......... W. pr cent. Stock. Stock. -
1 lotwobnia. The natureof that poison was, unhappily, well after he left Mrs. Dove was again taken ill. The stomp-
East arid West India.. 6'. pr cent. Stock. - -
of a general election m e
' u-t have resulted. Fortunatel9 and the manager, Mr. Scott, were never
dil and smoothly. i . . .
ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
adowa ny recent occurrences ; but it would be necessary toms were more aggravated than usual. Dr. Morley East Country.. 2os. per sh. -- - -
they were not ,
• our legislators escaped this peril, and displayed. Everything went stea y
Ile taken care of ;
London .... ... •• .• 51. pr cent. Stock.
2_101;
-
Lord Peltnerston the grave suspicion which must have Lorde, Commons, and Queen were a ii,.
hp
to inforta the jury that from a quarter to three-fourths and Dr. Hodson were sent for by Mrs. Wither; but go,
Ditto 80nd5.... •• -4/. per eent. - - -
attached to his motives had he invited aay members to of a grain was Poollgh to destroy human life, and that a at 11 o'clock she died in great agony, eelling upon the CHE L NISFO RD, WEDNESDAY.
grain and a half was what was called " a full dose." persons round her to turn her or move her in the bed. The follow' • h h• d ' -
assist at an aquatic spectacle similar to that of last Tues- nor were the general public-after al , t mast irnpar-
mg prizes are tis ay been made public : victoria
at Soli;
wpaaytroinneseannvdencieennseteadn.t customers of the railway-in
The peculiar operation of the poison Was that it became After she was dead the prisoner kiseed the body, and
day week. Nevertheless the sandy, windy weather was
• ebaorbed in the system, passed into the blood, circulated appeared overeome with grief and despair. He told Drr.
• rT. J. H. Nalder, MI: WPL.ECUIia.EINd Tor:, Mr.-J. J. Rowley,
a subject of annoyance to all, and of misgivings to many
i -
whose faith in the infallibility of the Royal barometer iip the braln. and especially affected the spinal 0 ird and Ho.lson, wile wee pretent, that he would not ellow the mv %3.ldges were-31r. J. V. Gooch, Mr. T Huskinson,
ewell Read, Mr. H. B. Caldwell, Mr. T. Hawkins, . Dividend i Amount
has latterly been much shaken. MONUMENT IN _HONOUR oF nig 1.,,,i.p,,,, alfee poison particularly affected the nerves of body to be opened, as his wife had the greatest horro at '
' ettneation, bat tile organs of the brain remained healthy of disseptiont Ilan an hour after the death of the pri- 111 r. J. Clarke,
Ball, 4/. ; E. H. Bente], 4/. Plou he
- Name of Company ' per
Soon after one, visitors tired of gazing upon black
EMPEROR NA.POLEON 111.
for heavy land-J. and F. Howard, 4/. ; gW.
ae eong as life lasted ; 4104 it was a Peculiarity of the goner's wife he went to a public.houe,e, Aed told the pee.
HePwloauvgdh,sslece;st.wac.lapted for general purpeees-J. and F. 1 Annum. , haorte Paid.
Price
--,-------.1---___..., 4 •
I 61. per cent. 3 50 0 0 ~
huts and dreary wastes, had their attention arrested by
......--...-40, _
did net destrhy eon, seriousness,. . Ile would pie th,at his wife Wa.3 400, ..^ nil that the doctors had told X s. d. X s. d.
the unusual sight of a guard of honour of the 7th Hus-
-120/. per cent. 40 0 0 all -
ears escortin, a train of "busses" to the camp. These
,
b Baron C. Du in and Piet"
The following are the terms of the propasition drug tit'.ll:itt.:,
the case ot arra Dove strYclinine Was ll.h. DOI She could pot liye. He afterwards called at the house best adapted .ruisttisrahlas.solart.h..A.,...e.r.ic.a.n.
68
unpretending vehicles, however, contained no lese a presented to the Senate y p
t.
doubtedly found ii, the body, and that her death was ace of a friend, who •aocorepeeied itina home, and prevailed Ball, 3/. ; Ransomes and Sims, 2/. Ploughe best adapted Commercial of London. 10i.per cent 1100 0 0 20 0 0 -
freight than the members of our legislative assemblies 2 fifteen other members of the body for the erec ton
companied by all the tee.,':nic symptoms known to peist npon bine to go te bad. tfe wail then eery drunk. A 3 soon for light land-J. and F. Howard, 4/. ; Ransomee and Colonial .............. 15/ per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
or at least those who thought the spectacle would repay of a monument in honour of the Emperor Napoleon .
f d th b tit' I- •
in crises o ea y is pecu rat , _ t
nelson. The contents as Mr, *era) heard of the death of Mrs. Deve, he for the _
Sinas, 2a; 'W• Ball, 2/..,• E. H. Bentall, 2/. e
J. and F. Howard 3/ T t 1 h 13 g EA'n(l'C'ear.
Rtdad dm h lonian 0.........; .... i 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 -
Bk. o, Aus. - 20 0 0 ail 0 20%
the risk of again accepting a Government invitation. At 111. and the army :-
of the stomaeh were submitted to five dates:- d fi tte
nt tests, an. rs une mentioned to Mr. Morley the sale of strychnine, and Sims; 21. Pi , . . urn wres p ouge-Rensonees London and County .. 10'. per cent., 50 0 3 20 0 0 -
. .
~ , .
pe and tile machine Mr J Whiteh 1
--. L d d Westminstr 114/ per cer t 1100 0 0
eat , on nan . , 20 0 0 ..-
.the head of the slow-moving cavalcade rode Lord Pal- „ _
aware are certain grand circumetancee in which the a, large quantity of the poison wee found in it. neje p .d h •
an_ feet oa dem nc 11 t nuel trio sYna t h h .
01- • ' a Al. _ , a_ a trig o 1 .
~ ~ p 01113 wlc 51. ; Mr. T. Stragg, 4/. Briok and tila *h: k 12 . I*l
illiams
taerston. At a faster speed cary General Waeh i ,
national feeling bursts forth, and when it becomes ne- son was afterwards introduced into the bodies of mice, the No1011;10'4 eehibited, arid which ha had been unable Clayton, 5/. Sat of draining tool Nl:tares. 7 - Air. H, ittroonvdionncitaircrift -;•teolL(i •... a
ii..
ppeerr :mt..
IN g g lg g g -
w hose horsemanseve, however, dih
st slim m s
cessary to give a constitutional expression to it. To the guinea-pies, and rabbits, which died with all the syrup- to aacount for before, at once suspected the aelneinietra- Key, 3/. Clod crashers, heavy land-A. Crc:2l7 Tici• Ditto, New.•....... 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all -
izread
proved since Moneay last, whenl
kefi.o
Senate belongs the right of bringing forward proposi- torus of tetanic death. Having thus referred to the time of poieen. Qa the Sendey wailing Dr. Morley W.. Dray anil 03 , :q. ;W. Cambridge, 2/. ; Ran.setues and tratiorial of Ireland.... 1 per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 -
All trhye mcarePmbers
the Duke of Cambridge at o w
e tione on matters of great public interest, If in the eyes nature of the charge against the prisoner, he would aeceived a note *ore the prisoner stating that "it would Stlas- 2e.• ; W, Day and Co., 2/. Plain roller -Ransomes Vatt).ltPterovNine)cvlal of Eng. ,
88;,
ppeerr
eceenntt.. Igg g g 150 g 0 ---
alighted in the south camp, nea f
r the handsome Arm
•1 of France, now more chivalrous and generous than proceed to give an outline of the history of the be very harrowing to his feeling? that one he 'cored and Sims, 2/. e ditto, light land-Hill aria Smith, 2/. ;E. maitre Bank Corp-oW. 187. p etAbs. 25 0 0 all 6 -
414,
Club House, and the first ingury o most was when was
y I ever, there ei a public interest of the first order, it is that circumstances preceding the death of Alm Dave. saould be cut open," bet 19:te:r p-.., the day the same Isliaßentell, '2l. .. Heavy land crusher-A. Croskill, 2/. ;oath Australia ..... 141 p.ct.&bs. 25 0 0 „ -
e dread of the arm
el te4,li.ler -T Mr. Bentall, 51. ; Mr, Smith, 4/. • Dray and Uqrin of Australia- - 30)1. per centt. 23 0 0 ~ 72%
the luncheon to be, for a whl
of her glory ; it is the expression of national gratitude The prisoner was the son of a most respectable gentle- gentleman received another letter, signed by the
o eEsounit th "rune of Sta le-e
commissariat seemed genera . e . , te
' I for the victories which raise her so high among nations, man, named Caristopher Dove, who had been a currier prisoner and his mother jointly, censeritine te a 1)04 Ber'rett ;E.x.acand F, Howard, 31. ; Ransomes ate'l Sime 3/ !
- --- -' • Uniontooi*LOWd*:;n**.:::: 320'..Ppeerrceeennt:. 50 -0
0 j/ 100 (0) -7--
, . le and Co., 1/. ; Goueral purpose harrows-W.
dissipated all fears, even though relating to food in a ,
eds where he amassed a hand- tnortere exeminatiouof tho body bele, made A ost • • Union of Madrid - ,40 0 0 all
d honour her
lan . among the human race. It has ap- carrying on businees at Le ,
-
P Wrier:eras, .-3/. ;J. and F. Howard, 3/. ; Rensomes and Sims -- •••
••
camp. Satis e on •
fi d this important point the members
(1' d t Christ s 1854 and • • 1 d thel • •
peered to us desirable that, in the form of the pro- tome independence. He ie 1 a
umea , h , h mortar() examtnat on wee. ma a_ an an inquest ulte
dispersed in what mig , ca
• ht be • lied skirmishing order to i
ai., Dr 4 harrowa,-.T. and F. Howard, 3/. ; W. Williams' CANALS,
pesitions authorisel by the Constitution, the wish of the left the prisoner a legacy of 90 : a-yefarh..
ifw,as roug t mately htld. Tee contents of the stomach were sea- 2', Light ditto-aj. and F. Howard, 3t. ; W. Williams,
dll th kably uely objects about I
view the camp an a eremar ,
,
it, such as head-quartere, the c urc , c.,
h el & which might '
nenate should be expressed for the erectinn of a national up as a farmer, but at the period 0 is w death he mated to a matt Mete' arl4lyBis, and strychnine was 24. ;E. H. Beaten, 2/. , Cultivators for heavy land-E. H.. •,,T 4 Dividendl
3.mes of I Dividend Names of .
been an unsuccessful candle found i laf a uantities Animals were eiso e- ' flentall 3/ • R
monument to be ratified by a law. This monument had no employment, having _ n g q . , p ~. /I 1
.with . ~ . , .. Coleman, at, ; Ransornes and Sims. 2/. Companies.
_,., . per Price Companies. 4, Per r ice.
a visit. Of ali the members of both houses only
be worth . . . .
would at the same time express the admiration and the date for the office of paY clerk t 3 the board of guardians the strychnine thus abstracted, and it wceld lie proved Date, light land-R. Coleman, 3t. ;w, He w„tan, 31. ; i tit .Antram. .2 Annum. r
Ah • d
140 accepted the invitation. mong t em we notice
a
gratitude of the Senate and of the country for the glo- at Leeds. Mrs. Dove, who was about his own age, was that a little dog which had licked up some of the blood ?piffles -and Woad, 11. Scerifier or parer-R. Coleman, -
- N I h D k f
the Duke of Leeds, the Duke of . ewcast e, t e u e o
3 ' 11. Rental' oe, IX I ,
nous events which have just been terminated by a peace the daughter of a Mr. Jenkins, a most respectable person, on the floor of the room where the post mortern exama I X
Buccleuch, Lord Panmure, Sir G. Grey, Lord Ravens-
glLVEß MEDALS '--7T. F. Griffiths and Co ,shtn &Oldh 93 71. p. cte 145 !Macclesfield. 100 2/. 10s. 51
not tees immortal than the victories of which it is the he business of a leather merchant at ation had been held w s shortl afterve Os sei ed •
who carried on t , . . _. n ! a y- . n ; with , a patent Barnsley.• •• ' IGO - - Neath - .... 100 16/ -
), Lord Campbell, the Earl of Dalkeith, the Earl of
thecae-making apparatus •al R bert P •
closing triumph. France had pleJged herself on her Leeds. Mrs. Dove s brother Mar.rled the prisoner's sia- epasms and died. Tee body of the amine' veer; opened, sateen _ aiia;•
re
t.toby. a petent corn BrknkecAbrg 150 . 4/. Oxford .- • • 100 - 103
pwoomrtflret,
Viscount Ranelaga, Sir W. Fraser, Sir Joseph
; Mr. George aye,
I sword not to make any conquest for herself ; all she ter, and thee the two families became doubly connected. and strychnine was found in the stomach, The learned Berrett, Exall, and co„ a patlent perl::inbeafnfalasaa ; li.lers. =iiiit4tam 11.,4): • v.,. 03 pakenF:arest. 78 51. Os 76
Paxton, Lord Duncan, Mr Sereeant Manning, Mr. Ser.
I undertook was for the freedom of the seas and to extend The prisoner first became acquainted with
.h.is wife in gentler-nen having detailed the conclu9t of the accused somes and Sims, Cotgrs.ve s subsoil ploueh ; Pywil'i ' d. Derby' • •...1100 6/. 15s. 84 Roeeghdatlse...:: *33(5) 11.1110 s. 766
' V' t Sal Mr G Vernon, Hon. W.
g nt ahee, iscoun t 1 nev, . .
the rights of humanity. After the campaign of Auster. the year Hew at the house of a friend residing at Ap- during the ingeeete.cioneluded by calling upan the jury Weed, poppy extirpator. • i ips an
EllsnareBcChsl 69 2% p. ct. - Somrset Coal 140, - -
Ce 4 MFPIS. D- N MB-Id•k II I
owper, 1 r. . ee ,e tr . orreys, .1 r. 4 OC , . I%
litz which Wa3 also followed by a peace which raised perby-bridge. He continued his addresses until they by the oath they' had taken t 3 do jestice betweee the GrandJ,lnctnlloo 3 • pr. ct. 43 Do. Lk Fast 12i - -
Bass, Lori Dynevor, the Earl of Powis, Lord Dung - '„ . ,
'-ar to tne nrgnest point the grandeur of the Empire, it wag were- married in the following year. He then teok prisener and tho country. SHORT•HORNED CATTLE. Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10 61. pr. ct. iin Stflrd &Wore 1401 281. 420
ran, Lord Overstone, the Earl of _Longiord, &c.
itation of those which in lais wife to a small farm at Brantham where they Elizabeth Fisher was lth fir t witness exam Med I -
CLASS 1.-Best bull,, (Wood previously to the 1t J I Grand ourreylloo 41. - i Shrewsbury.. i 251 - -
resolved to erect a izirlu;n:iin ire'
e- v m 1 - 1834, and nee °weeding four years old, 30/ , LiesutennanYt Grand Union' 100 1/.os - (stourbridge„ am/ 121. 290
Shortly after the arrival of the members her Majesty,
inter ee of the I 'ned nil the b• • 1 1855' when th nt into th ee •
the Eternal City ia mo t lased the. reme. aliening o
accomparne
" d by the Prince and Princess of Prussia, and
t isatnhi menu- rn'ual
d 11
t dh 'No teY
we
fel • hvice of Mr. De e ' the june of last Cherie& Totvueley, Towneley Park; second boat-, ditto, 15/. Le
nnenarAvn.
IN Cs. Od. 6%iVernr and I
all. j 261 21. -
his Royal Highness Prince Albert, arrived at camp, and victotriusehaisetdaripdasciiifitchaetipniga Avnteadenmese;
betweenstheßue visinove
ift to Zoo ouse-grol ncemicea
.ratiaae: mita, ..ivlelarhvien tey levee at aeormanton, and I removed with lea Ambler, Farnley, near Ilelifex. 2-Best bull, calved Leeds&Llvrp 100' 251. 45-3%.WaYeweick & 1 1
Vence They we're my Altiltappy. Nies Dove's since the let Jul 18-4 d 21. 25
fuel." trOVedth
y, a, an !nor° than one year old, 25/., Leicester ..H 100,• 5/. 49x, Birming. 5 tool
were received with a Royal salute. In the carriage fol.
1. dh R d lceP • On ht not a monu• •Y ,' derma hlf t 1 ntri t h 81331
h•Q •'•'d l• . " - h ' - F H '
- . de atm iante ue a a aix. g mi e ien a a rorti 8 cen re 0 e own ea t was very e icate when tey removed to Leeds. • . Ha.wkes, neae (Way; second best ditto, ditto. 15/ , Leicstr ecNth 83. - - Warwick &1 ,
lowing her Majesty's were the Prince of Wales, rrince
nt of the same kind to be now erected, in the name of Lis Th • oner it would be sh n was of die- The tin dto li ha eily torether I re- M. Barrowb ee Diehforth Yorkshire e
es. .. e pas ~. OW , y con , ue. ve very un p 1,, • - . ~, . Y2l . • t •*/ -Bast bull-
- : Loughborogh 142 701. 550 Napton..s 100 1
2 . 10
Alfred, the Princess Reyal, and the Princess Alice. Tne
me
' • ' • fth d •
of France, in memory of the victories o e nes2v gran 'opted habite, aud his wife endeavoured to replace' there. member one night at Normanton when the prisoner wes i
ca I, tame six and under twelve months old, 5/., H. Ana Monmorithsh' 100' - - Worcstr & /
Antgmerysh ' 100' - - Bi Mg. j 78 21. 20
Royal suite consisted of the Countess of Desert, Baron
army and of the genius of the new Napoleon . Such This lerd to muse domestic unhappiness ; the prisoner very
,vinlent, and broke the pianoforte, I seid I weal] rEtuier, near Helifax. . 4-aßeat cow. in milk or in calf, 20/., MeltnAlwbry.loo' - - Wilts & Brks -10 s. Od. 4%
d'Alvensleben, Maeor-Gen. the Hon. C. Grey, Lord A.
would be our second Trajan's Column. For this menu- haviag been often ebaseee, brutal, and vioient to his call assistanee, and ha Raid he would kill me if I did. tenaet Charles Torneley • •second best di t •
, . t o, ditto,
lOr dr - ' • •• - • '
~ ditto. 5-Beet heifer in milk or in calf, 15/., ditto ; IteSURANCE COMPANIES.
Pa C FH j'
L' •- C ' d B &e
get, 01. . . Seymour, leue• es. a oyen, e.
meat of, at the same time triumph and pacification, an enr , vvhi st on other occasions it was due to Oita to • The risoner took a kitife aid shar .d •t t
p . . . ~ , Ot.rle lon a smne, s„„a beet ditto. 10/., R. Stratton, .Broad Flendon, Swin-
The whole cortege immediately proceeded to the Pavi-
adm•rable sight would do honour to the wish of the s •e-
' ' ' I Id
tate he treated her with great affection. t wou be and said ha would kill his wife and Mre. Dove ran awa Dividend • Atnoun...
lion, escorted by a party of the 15th Hussars.
S t dt th 11 e d d f B ' • f El' F" h h •
ena eano e ga an. ee s o our army. hh , , y Jion. 6-Best yearling heifer, 10/., R. Booth, Warlaby, Ns.me of Company. per of • Paid.
a one shown by the evidence 0 izabeth is en t e.servant and eel ender- t e ed. We went to Leeds shortly be- Yorkshire ; second best ditto, 5' C' p G I Price.
~ . . renfel., TaploW• Annum. Share.
While the troops were getting under arms the mem-
f those wonderful creations which ive to Paris i e d •hh f. a ht th 'o er as often I 'Ch • d one da the bell was run and le e
. W.. 10 live wit t e ami y, t a e pris n w . oea ristmae, an y g, 1... r.. court, nettoMeidenhead.
bers returned to their lunch. Instead of, as all had an-
o 1 • d cl Il] h g •
-
regu anty, gran eur, an ig t w ere previously drunk-two or three times a weak ; that he flung chairs Delo) said to me, " Look, he is drank," and Mr. Dove HEREFORD CATTLE. Xs.d.4 5. d.
• • d th • I d d fth CI b h u-e bein rde
ticipate , espen 1 room o e u- o s 6 -
everything was obscure and unhealthy, the Boulevard at the head of his wife who on more than one occasion said, " Mind your own bushaess or I will do your ail] Albion .......... •• .. 3/. 10s. 500 0 0 50 0 0 87
J CLASS 1-Best bull, calved previously to the Ist of July, Alliance Bri:. and For. 7/. 14s. 6d.bs. 100 00110 0 IN
voted to this purpose, the lunch was laid in the hospital , e
a 'et) t l f th St b It 'live to the l• 4 fl f 'th h t a ele the protecaion f'u " I 11 d • '• '
e 6.. as ?no rom e ras urg al y . was ob rgee to y rom e ouse o e or yo . was ca e into the sitting-room one Satur- 1854, and not exceeding four years old, 30/.., Lord Berwick; Ditto Marine ....... 61. p.c.& be. 100 00,25 0 0 42
tent of the Scots Greys hastily and rudely thrown over
1 1 th •
Barriere d Eater-that monumental road reaches its of a neighbour. These repeated (Parra Bat eng. in- daY soon after, and I found Mrs. Dove on' the tater, and second best ditto, ditto, 15/., E. Price, Court House near Anchor ........ ••- - 6 per cent. 5 o'l 0 0 -
a framework of timber,' after the shape of a tent d'abri.
, atlas . • ... ies.o(l. 50 0 a 515 0 18%
culminating point between the church of Sainte duoed the mother of Mrs. Dove to interfere, and it was the prisoner with a knife in his halal threatening to kill Leominster. 2-Best bull calved since the Ist of Jul '1
g -
Than this arraneement nothine ceuld have been worse
h esoner allowing , her' On the mama. ni ' '
Genevieve and the palace of the Senate. At that agreed that they should separate, t-e PI:1 . ~ , • ght he came down te the kitchen and. enore than one year old, 25/., W. Raester, Thinehia, art
.Y, -00%. xrgais Life ....... ••• 41. per cent 100 0 0 25 0 0 23'
. ' e'badl •oined that it ke t
contrived. The canvas was BO . y j . .
, P spot it crosses the new Via Sacra, which leads from his wife a stipend of 20/. wyear out of I.lig income. Tins and struck Mrs. Dove. She ran up to the garret and Hereford ; second best,- ditto, ditto, 15/., E. Willi tish Commercial... 71. ios *5OOO 5 0 0
.ams, ClericLaled.& Gen• Life spr ct. Sibs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 -
. .out but little of the fine sand driven against it, anu none
the temple of the laws to the temple of God-to Ste. arrangement wae not, however, carried into effect, aed fainted. Mr. Dove then got semederandy and tried to Howes Court, Radnorshire. 3-Best bull calf, above six C10unt5r.............. 4/. 100 0010 0 0 -
f the wind which blew with sufficient strength to „ . -
teenevieve, which for Paris signifies the northern con- unfortunately for Mrs. Deve seine friends induced her to bring her round. After Ole she aeked him for some red tiedrtl2 truths old, 51., 'W. Perry, Cholstrey, near 9.ra7n .... ...... •• .. 17sie0d 2g g 50 0 --
. itiihreaten to ;end the whole structure across the lunch.
queiors retreating eastwards. At the point where the alter her intention of leavpig her hmshan.d on bis s.olemnly money, and he said be would not give her any, as l''
c hoeinieifnvse er;ear 113=nyVenrmi isk
coornidn eaelf, 20/., W. Perry, "•; ?
Equity and Law ::: 4% per*cent. 100 0 0 55 g g ;-
Tee lunch was, however„ on a mest liberal scale, and
Y, ; b t ditto 10/. P %
tal roads of war and of eace meet might renaisin, not ta rela se into habite of intoxication It
ro Tonue?en . . p p , • • • p
... he would rat'aer give it to any one than to her. r e. , _a+. , . • European Life I/. 20 0 0 all nite
must, we presume, aye co
h mpensated for the annoyance
e raised with perfect propriety the triumphal column, seemed however that 'his resolution was never realised e tked him ot to o out ad h tld h Turner, Pa b•d
re n ge, near 1/eoulins.er. 0-Best heifer in 0enera...........
en
, , t , She a- n g.,ne 0 er to let milk or in calf, not exceeding three years old, 15/., Lord Globe ...•• • ••.• 5: :I•cent. 51.3toPck.° I "
inseparable from all kinds of rural feasts in this country,
the erectio f hich it • 'hto r Is It ot ld •
for the prisoner shortly afterwards broke out into him alone, or he would " give her a pill whice would Berwick ; second best ditto ditto, 10/., W. Raester, Thing- Guardian ........:: .. 5L pper cent. 1160 0 0: 47 '5. 0 ) I"
from a pic-nic to a day at camp. Before it was over all ini o i
fw h kl 3 o uer
Swelisn e a ehae I Ae•rc d w Tin
commanc tleetan _ of th s t e - his former habits, and on being remonstrated with by do for her." Mrs. Dove has told me severai times in the hill. 6- Bast yearling heifer, 10/., W. Reuter, Thin.- Emperiai.Fire......... 12/. per cent.lsoo 00;50 0 0 3543[16
the troops defiled in sectione of four, and weut by ye-
omphe de l'Etoile commands the left bank. The tra his wife, he said te her, "Never you mind ; I will do , presence of the Prisener that if she died 1 ;vas to tell her bill; second best ditto, 5/., Via a.leyberry, Brecon. Imperial Life
, 0 0 ' 22
rioue routes from their cantonments to the " Long Val-
Indemnity Marine.. - 1i33 as 3/. 1100 0 01 20 0 0 8414
yeller arrivino• would, from a distance, perceive at the your jib one of theee days " On another occasion he friends to have her body examined The prisoner uncle
~ • DEVON CATTLE. Law Fire .......• -•• 2s. & 2s. bs. 100 00 1 210 0 3%
ley," nearly two miles from the camp. Their appearance
same time al:two monuments which would call to mind - - ' • •• ' ' ' 7
dew') and brandished a carvine knife over no remark I first Raw poison in the home on the lst of ._
tkrew her _ , .
~
Law Lite.- .......... - 100 0 , 110 0 0 61
wending acrose the moor we have no doubt was
• a ' . T • • - ' Class 1.- Best bull, calved previously to July 1, 1851,
tee randeur and the 1 of two nerations and of ber, using the expresston, You are a ----, -, an February. he prisoneabroeght a small parcel in his gal and General Life - 50 00,1 2 0 0 -
picturesque, but the never to be sufficiently anathe-
twoge i On thg oryd
stal of g'tE'lee est modern an•i not exceeding four years old, 30/., to J. Quartly,South ri,e it 10s. 25 00112 10 0 29 t 4
nip reg. dpe e m , h you were so before I married you ;" a slanderous accu- Ilan& with the wor I" latesen 'written ueon it. Ile asked Moulton, Devon; second best ditto ditte, etei. ev. af G•bb condon- •• -
matised sand did not permit it to be seen with corn-
. i s, ondonehm... - ,
a should we not see with pleasure figure on the nort batten fer which there vias no possible round. It me for a piece of meat, as he wanted to oi- •
p eon it, and near Taunton. 2-Best bull, calved since July 1, 1854, and Marine ...•. •• .. IBs.per share 100 0028 0 0 55% '
fort or even safety to the eyes. Long before the regiments
side, whic'n looks towards the ri ht bank of the Seine, '.' 1‘ b ed i •cl - that in gj
• ft, he s H 3 efeer d
would aso e prat, n evi eile
.aamary in lea,ve it ,r. t e ce,t . ,• . war s put some of the poie more than one year,old, .25/., Prince Albert ; second beat 4ed' Timid & Gen. Life 4% /. per et. 50 0 0 20 0 3%
had reached the rendezvous their features were almost
tee advauced guard of the arnf of the East on its the present year, when the prisoner obtamed some soe on a piece of cheese, and told me to put it on the ditto ditto, 15/ ,J. C. Heise, Molland, Devon. 3 _Best Minerva ............ sp. ct. & bs. 20 0 0 2 0 0 - ,
conceaied by a strata of such flying, particles,
return frem Sebase 01, filin Off on the' bank be money from his fathera executere, he got drunk, and fleor, which I did, and next morning found a dead mouse Monarch ............
bull calf, above six and under 12 months old, 5/., G. Tur- National Loan - sOOl 0 0 11
so Oa% each man seemed as if he had been quartered in
fora tae E n eror em)Pidst thegacclaneatio 'of a hl.
Fund.. 51 per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 -7
" 'V
.° eon Li, wife upbraiding him he was heard to say, "I' in the room. I threw the mouse in the ashpit, and the ner, Barton, near Exeter. 4-Best cow in milk or in calf, Palladium Lite...
a chimney, and in fact as Sheridan once said,- " their
1 ' OP h al 1-i• h I k
a
peep e : nteAl e w ic oo s towards Sautte
oldest creditors would not have known them." will give you a pill one -day, that will settle yon.". cheese and the sweepings of the room into the fire. A_ 20/., J. Quertlye • !Jutland Houee, Devon ;2d best ditto Pelican .... •• -••- •• - - - 50
a Genevieve and Italy would it not be pleasing to see
ditto 10/., W Farthine, Stowe Co • -
y urt, Brtdgewater. li:licril 1 a •••• - - 180
All the troops who had been addressed by her Majesty 8, That Alre. Dove apprehended foul treatment at tbe day or two afterwards a deal eat waa found in the yard. 5 13, th •f : •11 ' ''''• •
ei er in an cir in oda not exceeding three years p;.o ess.una ife...... 5/. per cent. 5 0 010 0 -
the French arm t the foot of th Ca •tol d •
o),ure . y a .
.e pi. , meg hands of her husband was to be gathered from an The prisoner said he kept the poison in his razer-case in
on the a,
1 st occasion, with those who had not served in
nour to its standards by saluting his Holiness PIUS .. o-1-d, r 5/., J. Qaartly; 2d best ditto ditto 10/, Prince Al- ovident Life........ ,1L53 & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 38%
expression which she used to her servant te this effect, Mrs. Dove's bedroom. W.hen I left the service of. Mrs. Rock Life •! - I 7s. 5300 10 0 8%
bert. 6-Best eerline heifer 10/ EP, 0
the Eaet, formed on a gentle bill to the west of the val-
IX , 1 d ' th h • fSt P b th • t f
, rep ace in e c atr o . eter y e vic ory
Y •
.. e e , •, . ope, ereat Toiler, Royal Exchange ....• • 101. per cent. Stock. all - 8
o " Elizabeth if I should die at any time you are near Dove she was ill in bed. I never heard the p • - 1 D
h fre r th German Jagers, two regi- '
ley. Here t ere o we e e
France ?On the south it would be wished to see repre- • • • risoner a - met ;2d best ditto, .51., J. Hole, Knowle House, Sun Flre ...... 6/ 10s. - -
me, it is my wish that
,y,ou should tell my friends to lude to his wife's illness while we lived at Leeds.
9 ,
Somersent .., - Ditto Life .... 11 14s, _
ments of German Cavalry, thetnen of the Foreign Legion,
seiated the lerions contineent of the Arm cf. Africa- have rey body examinede It wes believed that the Cross-examined by Mr. Bliss, Q.C.e-Fr im what you • ' OTHER BREEDS. United Kingdom .... 41. p. ct. &bs. 20 004li 0 -5
the 3 battalions of Guards (who have replaced the Cri. .
of that armg d artine fe; the East, wheYre four of its
5/. per cent. ,100 a 0 10 0 0 40
mean Guards), a battalion of the Rifle Brigade, some
eaerals weYnt ire)achie've b twenty months of cembats relief motive which induced the prisoner to undertake saw of your master timing the period between Jnne and Class 1.-Best bull, calved previously to july 1, 1851, Uterrsal Life •
V la Life •• -- • • 5/• per cent 1 - 412 6 6%
troops., of the 15th Hussars, the ist Royals, 7th and 19th
agnd four great victories a ri7 la to the baton of manila' the murder of his wife was his desire to marry a February do yciti think he was always sane ? and not exceeding four years old, 20/., Lord Sendes ;2d
very respectable lady named Witham, who lived next Mr. Overencl objected to the witness answering a best ditto ditto, 10/„.J. S. Turner, Chington Farm, Sea-
Regiments, and two batteries of field artillery, all drawn
obtained b Cendn and Tugrenne in the 17th centur
LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES.
Y _ . .Ya door to him, and to whom he said on the night of the question weto the sanity oninsanity of the prisoner. feed. 2-Best • bull, calved since July 1, 1854, and more
' • 1 ny so that these tuassee com-
up in contiguous co um . ,
and by Ma.seena and Soutt in the 19th. On the sole day on which the inquest was held on his wife, " When Mr. Baron Brene well eael his opinion waa denidedly than one year old, 101., G. D. Badhern, near Ipswich. 3- Dividend Amorint
pletely covered the summit of the acclivity.
towards the Senate a very simple inscription, which , 1 • ' ttl A • • •
a 1 this is sea, I hope you will allow me to come and against the' question being put ; but if the learned conn- Name of Company.
Best cow innoilk or in calf, 10/., J. Gorringe, near Lewes, Per of Paid. Price.
The Crimean troops drew up in 3 &settle lines across • •
1 d 'h. ' h 1 ' h -
, is best Enlace t ) gran t Inge, nag ton y contain t e•e see you, in consequence of your kindness to Harriet." sel thOught• it was itnportamt (rind as it was the first plea- Sussex; 2d best ditto, 51., T. M. Hudson, Castleacre, Nor.
y, acing to ie sout . e rs me was ceva,ry
the vette ' f . ' t 1 h Th fi tl• • •
war& :-A. Napelaen 111., a, ia nouvelle eraode armee, el • Weth
; rt. i arn wzldlprove that Veit observation was said tion in cross-examination, he presumed it was), he would folk. 4-Best. heifer, in ',elk or in calf, not exceeding - -- --
X s. d. X s. d. _
just returned, and the majority of whom, therefore, were
vcert du Senat et de la France, Mai, 1856: Lastly, on n a rnarinea wh ed her to no other ooncludon but go into tha next court and coneult his brother Willes. throe years old, 10/ , Lord Sondes. 5-Bost yoarline heifer, Rank of S otland 7t. per cent. 180 0 0 iOO 0 0 voles
eismounted, as no chargers were brought from the East.
the b ;rat coatine which would cover the column sell] - .
p..• . , . . . e P that the prisoner contemplated marriage with her at no Mr. Bliss said it wasenost important to his client that 5/., G. D. Badham• near Ipswich. British Lir?" C ••
••
en ompany 81 per cent 100 0 0 100 0 0 227/0s
There was a troop of the 11th Hussars, two troops of the
AGRICULTURAL HORSES. Caledonian Bank ..• . 81. per cent 10 0 0 210 ,1 4' 3s
ture, with as basserelieve would reproduce tne nu- distant period. On the 4th January he sent for a per- the witnesl- should answer the question. City of Glasgow Baak 5/. per cent. 10 0 0 10 •/ 0 ,2/ 5s
• It'll'
Scuts Greys:, the sth Dragoon Guard.s, 6th Innis i ings,
nervous and varied expleite of the French in the East, • •
son named Harrison to a public.house, and reae te him Mr. Barite tearewell then left the court to consult Class 1.-Best stallion for agricultural purposes, foaled Clydesdale Bank .. • . 5%/. p Lsent 20 00100 0 13 I7s
ane some of the let Royale.
the North and the South-in Asia in Europe, and in , .
, .
.. h an account in a newspaper of the coroner s inquest on Mr. Justice Willee, and, on his return, observed that his •ously to Jan.' 1 1851 3U/ Prince Albert • seco
, nd C mmercial Bank - 71. per cent 500 0 0 100 0 0 226/10
The second line was composed of a strong detachment f . ia • h 1 ' • gersetv 'WU(' l•tt ,If I'3. 1I( PI -., f I •
0 0--, - Oi,Y-Orl, 1 pswich. 2 -Bsst Eastern Rank.... .• •• 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 12/ 5s
Alecia. nree seas triump ant y occupied, landinos Cook, murdered by Wm. Palmer, at Rugeley, to the learned brother agreed in thinking that the question ;vas stallion fait. I en' lt•u Edinb & Glasgow.. - NI. p cent, 50 0 500 51 2s
of Sappers and Miners (the engineera of the siege worke),
as„erxim rial.parpeses, foaie, in the year 187 A. Exchange Bnk of Scot.. - -
effected, wonderful for their order and grandeur; as- effect that Dr. Taylor had not been able to tied strychnia inedmissible.e Teo learned ceunsel might, however, put - -
the 34th, 41st, and 49th Reeiments. The third line was
26/ ,G. M. . Leen:Left Sii lbary ; second best ditto National Rant- - 0
saultt of arm a ainst arm • the Frenca Eaeles !ant- •
6% per cent. 100 0 0 _ 0 0 185/ Os
in the bode of Cook. The prisoner then said to Harrison, this qaestienrei Di I you natice anything in his conduct ditto, 101., G. D. Ba +ham. 3-Best egricultural stalli s-' • -
on, North of ,cotiand Bank 6/ er cent 90 0 0 , 210 0 :il Os
t.he i tel Battalion of tho Ittle Prieade and the e3d
- t ,-, , y g -y ' BO • '''
KPertch
ed on the walls of Senastopol, marsund„ " Can you make me or get me any strychnia ?" Hanle to form an opinion ef hie state of mind ; and, if so - P \
, what foaled in the year 1855, 151., J. Clayden, Little Linton, Royal Bank of 'Scott. .. 6/. per cent 1 1:0 0 0 100 0 0 1471 0
Highlander&
inbcurn • uns f-om our vessels tended and served
and K , g , . :.
0..2. . son replied that he couid not, and then the prisoner said, was it youtneticear Cambliege. 4-Best mare and foal for agricultural pur- Union Rank of Scot. .. SL per cent. 100 0050 0 0 102115
The Most jealous' care wee exercised by the military by our sailors ; other guns on board tem li tang a Never mind, I can get it elsewhere." Leter in the The crees-examination of the witness was then pro. poees, 20/ ,G. Carter, Danbury, near Chelmsford; second IVesterr. Bank •. - .... 71. per cent. _ g g 51?
(0, 0 54 / 5s
authorities lest any of the many laidiee and gentlemen
the granite fortresses from the sem of Finland an Frame month he went to the surgery of Mr. Morley, of caaded Witlia-Imevee thought anything about the pri- best ditto ditto, 10/a M. Ge Barthorp, near Woodbridge. RirliitlrgeatiarrsaanntedeLice.. I %err
cee:tt... lho
p e 10 0 0 20 g :r11351
who hed come from London should approach within f Bothnia to the mouths of Borysthenes ;as a Leeds, and entered into conversation with the assistant, soner's conduct, I might have said that when he ws s 5-Best two year old filly for agricultural purposes 1
, 51., Caledonian Fire Insu.r.. 10c.per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 25/ 0:
nearly ramile of where the troops were formed. This prelude te these great feats, the Sahara con- referred to otrychnia, and said that it was the 'only drunk be was not altogether asesane as when sober, S. Wren* Greet Helloed, near Colchester ; second best City ef-liasgow Lite . 01. per cent. 1 0 0 2 0 0 it 84
nicst unusual rule was carried into effect with a rieour
ditto, ditto, 10/., S. Cleyden. co onial Life ......... 51. per cent. 50 0 0 1 0 05/ 6s .
quered in the.depth of its deserts, and the two Kabylias poison which could not be traced. He also said, . but. I never meant to say the!. I thought he was insane.
and harshness to which English gentlemen and l'arlies
Edinburgh Life Inset.. 3/..oer cent. 100 0 0 15 0 e .191 3,
(seemed to _
civilisation b victor -those are sub ects . .
Y 9 J .pointing to a bottle of strychnine, " That is the I meant he went on more when he was drank I always DRAY HORSES. .
have long been strangers, and whica, as a matter of
Eng. & Scot, Latt Life 5/...)er cent. 60 0 0 3 5 0 ii gs ,
worthy of inepiring the genera of our most illustrious stuff that Palmer killed Cock with." Tile asaistaet obeyed t'ne ardere of Kr. and Mrs. Deve, exctert on one Class 1-Best stallion, foaled previously to the Ist of Life Assoc. o 3col.and rie per cent. to 001le 0 6/ 10s
course, led to loud cominaints and unavailing proteste.
artist-. The statue of tee Emperor would naturallY old him that Mr. Morley had traced ts trychnine in the oecasioneeisheri I' refueed •to obey Mr. Dove. I never January, 1854, 20/., W. Biker and Son, Stapleford, Cain- i:Trationa; Fire and Life 6/. per cent.
,i)10 9 9 I 0 02/ Os
Even tbe Hone Secretary, under conduct of a Crimean
have its place on the top of the column." body ot a woman, but the prisoner said he did not be- refused Mr. Dove the key of the beer-tap. The '
prisoner bridgeshire. 2-Best stallion, foaled in the year 185 t,
scoortttlLllrll,l,sih Insur... 71. per cent. A 0 11:1) 0 20 0 0 36/10s
cfficer, was hindered passing by the sentriee tor a consi-
,....
151. C. Tomm, Scrooby House, Notts. hi on Insrnc. 7%/. preent. 20 0 100 1/ ios
derable time. The troopt remained dee., nup for about This proposition being referred to a committee of liev e it. In ahout five weeks afterwards he again called never darned • stOckings or blacked the stoves while I ' Standard Life ......•. 51. per cent. 50 0 0 7 0 :01 os
half an hour, during which interval the Germans con- the Senate Wa3 mast favourably received, d ft
an- atter at Mr. Morley st s urgery, and saw another assistant, lived:with him. ...I have seen him do a little knitting, ' ' SHEEP. unite,' (leo Assurance 5/. no. pent. 10 0 0 1 4 a
trivedte aistinguish-themsetye; by a clamour like a par. full deliberation the Senate decided to send in the !mated Elletson. They had a conversation about Pal- which he said -he dia. to wile away the time while he
Class 1-B•eS e' ' LEICESTERS•
t hearling ram, 251., T. L. Pawlett, Beeston, MISCELLANEOUS. 1
eel of melte, and hi giving their never-ending orders and following report to the Emperor on the subject :-- tner s case, and the former then said that . his house was . was sitting with Mrs. Dove. Mrs. Deve locked him .
1
connter-orders made more noise than the whole British " Sire, A. infested with rats said that he withe 1 some poison tO kill out one night and prisoner made a
- n admirable series of campaigns and of - Ea ' h h• • -• • , . row. I assisted Beds ; second beet ditto, 15/., ditto. 2 - Best ram of a y
other age, 2 1., ditto; second best dit•to 15/ ,R. W. n-
Dividend I Amount 41
Cress- Name of Company. Per of I
them. Mr. etson ten gave im ten grains of strych , in keeping him .nut, aut Mrs. Weal, who was staying weld Paid. Price. f
service put together. military triumphs has been cempleted by the vie-
Raverstone, Leicestershire. 3 ' Best Annum. Share.
nine, having previously written the word "Poison" on in tOe houspeeinterfered, and openel the deer. I die eandilof five
--_I 5
Her Majesty came upon the ground at 20 minutea past tory of treaties so disinterested on your pat, so shearling ewes of the same flock, 20/., J. G. Wna -
,-________
four, and Was received with a royal salute and the usual favourable to the balance of power of nations, to th,, paper in which it was enclosed. The prisoner took not hearthe prisoner say he could not bear it, and would Droitwish, WorceStershire; second best ditto, 1(7)1 near 4S.d.'X s. d. B
honours by the troops on the hill, the security and to the freedom of the seas, and to the the poieen, and the servant saw him put somethieg on sell up eget-tithing, and go away. I got notice to quit Turner, Barton, near-Exeter. *, Assam Tea ........ - 51-
2% per cent.' 50 0 0
50 0 0 20 0 0 E
I
_0
• The ladiee cf the royal party rode in two open pen/ intereste of the human race. The glorious and revered a piece of meat and expose it on a dog kennel in the tbe .prisoner neervice from an attorney, but Mrs. D ere SOITTEDOWN•OR OTHER SFIORT-WOOLLED SHEEP. Aactien Mart•• •• •• ••
Australian Agriculturl 1/. Is. 100 0 0 17 10 0 29 pP
carriages, Prince Albert, the Prince of Prutsia, and the poeition which Franca has thus acquired under the yard. He mentioned the fact of his having thc poison intisted en my remaieing. Toe pri•ioner told me previ- Chss 1-Best shearling ram, 25/., H. •Orenman, Wester. Australian Trust •• •• 8/. pee cent - 25 0 0 a'
Duke of Cambridge, in uniform, rode near her Majesty. auspices and by the Government of your Majesty inspires (enough, he said, for six people) to his servant and ousiy to the 10th of. Feb. that he was going to get some ham, Norfolk ; second best ditto, 15/., Jonas Webb. 2-- Atistraitan Royal Mall . 5/. 10 o 0 1
1 all L- -
• A brilliant staff followed, among whom were Lord lecke- the Senate, as it does all good citizens with the desire to Mrs. Witham, the lady who lived next door. The poison for eee oats. He was then abeut to go 0 Mr. Ise.e.4 ram of any other age, .t 5/., Henry Lu
gar, near Bury An
Bri
glo-Mexican Mlannt„ , 1ti5150.5. 10 00 1 all - 1,1
tish Ame.r.lctu.i.L..
.d. 140 0 0 - v 5
by Major-Gen Rose R iirey Gen Gray Col f - • th b f 1 1;
r • , o • e , • 2 • o preserving e remern ranee o i y a monumenta ,
. i poison was; perchaaed on tbe 10th of February, and in• Morle,y's atergery for Moe Dove's medicine. When la t
3 _ldmund's ; secoad best ditto, 151., Lord Walsingham.
est pen of flye shearling ewes of the same flock 20/ Canada ... .. _
61. per cent. 100 -
0 0 32 10 0 -
a day cr two atterwares he gave Elizabeth Fisher, the . came back he asked me to get him a plate, and athe 1 eat
- i •, Do 5 per cant Bondi, 57. per cent. _ , _ -
the Hon. J. Macdonald, Col. the Hon. - Hood, Col. column. Tee promoters of the project have described
eu o ; second best ditto, 101., ditto.
Ditto, 6 per cent. •• CIL per cent. - 1 _ 115% Ili
Donglas, Col. Wetherell, &e. in the text of their proposition the triumphal column servant, a piece of poisoned cheeee, which she placed for a piece of ineat. .• He told me he had got poison
LONG-WOOLLED SHEEP. City Nt4vigation Bonds -
r'''
Lae whole piety rode slovvly along the length of the which they wish to have erected, and also its site at limier Mrs. Dove's bed. On the following day a mnuse enonghto 'kill' six people, and that he had put it in his (aTot qualified to compete as Leicester ) -! -
Electric Telegraph • • G Per cent. 25 0 0' 24 0 0 :.--
z was found 'dead in the room, and then the servant razoncase. Sorne fish hare been stolen eat of the pantr
Y Class 1-Best shearling ram, 23/ James We s''
-- 1 _
three linee, inspecting each closely. The carriages then the summit of the real, ale() trium hal, which is bein
took up their position beneath the hill, while the Cri- o ened b your crdere to glor4 the feats of Se-- swept up the remains of the cheese and threw it and by a, cat. I had rally seen two cats about the house-a leach, Gloucestersbire; 'second beet ditto,' liks7, Trt..
, Equitable lleversionry 71 pr. cent. 100 0 0 ilOO 0 c -7-
meaa troops, forming in columns of conipanies and talc- etetopol. y The report of the committee charged to the.sweepings of the room into the fire and burned them. I gray and white ciao and a yellow one. I have never Brown, Flempdon. Gloucestershire. 2-Bast re ' D. Dittc New .... •• :- • -n i 5000,17 10 0 -
m of any wen. Revers. S. Ins est. sp.c. cc bs, 100 0 0 100 0 0
ing ground to the left, marched past her Majesty. First e • this ro osition has shown, b the elorious A dead cat was also found in the yard, and the prise,. known my neeater..eo be, a particularly kind" to my mice I other age, '2sla. W.- Lane,- near -Nerthleaele, aim-nest, ' Gen eteamwaviention 10 P' et• '•l5 A
- 0.1 14 0 0 .277 P
e amino . p p y _
ln
ner accurately described the manner in which the cat lied • eress, I atever.eave them.pleying together like children. shire'; second best ditto, 15/., W. Garre, jun., BiL,,, -; iitic.son's Day...... - °. -' Stock. •1 • - _
came the Cavalry, and then the S- d +h •
-PPers an o. er rego eenvenirs of the first Empire, the powerful .nt ience . -.
meets, in the crder in which they had stood in line. The 'et a monument of this kind on the countr • and on the died, - seyine, "It seizes them in the leick•and they deed-
.1 i:
.leaim eaelieltitn•tatlee her up in his arms whenahe fainted. Gicecesterthire. 3 -Best pert of five shearling ewes of trim' Huncerford ..... •• •• 2/. ss. 100 0 0 ;100 0 0 - J.
93d Highlanders seem to have fallen off much in march- • ae Sotne few days afterwards he again •(forthe-third' time) i' I never Faw Mr, end Mrs. Dave caressing each other e samedlock,"2ot, W. Lane, Northleach ; second best ditto London institution .•• _ - _ ,
..... _
I ll• •cl the re aretorY !tamers
army. ncamg to nein . se p p , y
10/., ditto. , London Reversionary 5/per cent. 15 0 0 all -
- t t the eureery of Mr.. Morley saying that-he h• d I bun lon • • l'i' -he a h • wheelbarrow I
e. . , . 4 ce-,savv. an w e ing er in a •
Russell Institution •• •• _
' el' cipline Their order ' -
mg es • in passing the Queen yester- documents which may be usefully consulted, the Senate- • Wea ° - '
PIGS. - 11210 0 -
day was certainly not better than any regiment on the hae co • • • • • killed one cat-tbat the rain bad washed the reet of the know a- ealantmained, Hiserison, who is called " the
nfined itself to expressing its wish in tne moat ge- i
Clas 1-Best boar of a laree beta 1 Ini Price's Patent Cand. Co 10/. percent. 20 0• 0 ' 17 1
Soc. 4 1. r cent. 10 ,
, 0
0 • 0., ..0,., Rev. T. C. Reversionary Int. 16 P 00 0 100 0 - to
ground, and was inferior to both the Rifles and the 49th. i neral terms, thus leavine the Mode and idea of execu- poison away, andthat he wanted some more: Mr. Ellet. Wizard." I remember the prisoner once wrote a letter James 3 En •
ington Devon • second best di ' • r Royal mail oteam•-• 41.
t o ditto, al., p. share. 100 0 0 -
,60 0 0 37 F
As the troops passed they wheeled to the left, and k I • 1 d • 6 • •
ma - ton to the exa te intetligence which transforms ans
p • son gave hen. on that occasion four or five grains more, . to the Wizerelt
,And on ope occasion after he (master) J, Harris,: Jun , Heaton' Nolo' '
is. 2a-Best boar of a south lus ' I d 6/ per t 25
trahan •an • cen . 00 I all • - 1
ince a consideralde detour drew up in do 'I a • •' • -• • • and that quantity had not been accounted for except by came frern Lee& "heaaid mistress aas to end her days awn bd'o/ T C • ' W T ast •ti, Loan Comp. 1 ,
u° e 'nes at with magic rapidity by works in which beauty and lite •' , . • „h - , . ' • , -, + . - . ree ,1., . rpm, near oodbrolge • second best rt a 4 •
Lpper Canada .. • 20 00 / 5 0 _
•ht aneles with their former position and faei- • •' -
rig, e eg to the lay dispute the palm and grandeur; In order to express th, e supposition tuat it was given to t e prisoner s wife. in February. - 'Dove said in his letter that Mrs. Dove ditto ditto, 5/., R. England, Arthiogton. yoric 4 •
satre. 3- te,--
________ _.__ ,
Ihe prisoner stated that be kopt the poison in his rawOr- wits notwaighe..woman, and that he (the Wizerd) .was Best breeding sow of a large breed, 10e, ev, at wainham • ------- _ e
T.
west.
I the universal gratitude of France, and to perpetuate the
RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS.
A. slight pause then took p'ace, during which her Ma- Cage and tbat he had cautioned Mrs. Dove and the ser- to tortnent.:l4ef. .. When the prisoner wee vexed and Carhead, Yorkshire. 4-Best breeding sow of a small of
remembrance -of the victories of the arm ' .
y and taat of the ,
breed, I 0/., U. S -Hey wo ______._______
jesty sent for General Rose, who acted during the late rant not to meddle with it. Ou the Wednesday before , haa been abusieg. me ,en 3 Mrs. Dove, he used to mut-, od, Folkington, Sussex. 5-Best i
peace achieved under the auspices and the tutelary feenius
pen of three breeding sow pigs of a large breed of the same LONDON AND SOUTFI-EAsTEIstI RAILWAY. Traffic r St
war as her commiseioner with the French army, and
of his lie;"e 111 h S
j sty Napoleon ~ t e enate expresses a • •
- - Mae Dovearieath, which occurredon Saturdey, ibegroom ter to hisneelte e I never saw him cry but I have seen
t ,
e-
litte- above four and tinder nib
honoured him with a lone and apparently most cordial a jai that the erection of a monumental column shall be lof Mr. Morley detected the prisoner in the surgery of that him on three or four eccasions pretend to cry. Mre. C. a elO-t months old, 10/., Rev. turn-for the week ending July 12, 1856 ...... a 21,908 11 4 St'
T. James, 6-Best pen of three breeding sow pigs of a Corresponding week last year. .... ............... 21,809 111 T°
onvereation. Prince e-e7,bert also conversed with the I ratified b a 1 "
am .
.. gentleman alone, and apparenay•much confused at being, Deve neeektold •me. that Mte Dove was " very kind"
. .sinall areal of the same litter above four and under eight I
ailant general for Borne tizne. Genera/ Kuollys, who y fouaa there. . lie said 'he had mile to eight. his pipe,. tO her•when ae was sober. She has said, " Mr. Dove is m th lel, 10/ P H . •
Watson, Belton-park, Camber- Increase in 1856 ..... -----
................... 299 9 5 1114
_
is very shorteighted, here eaueed some amusement by , -- - ------ swirl then went away, hut the groom tvould state that he sometiMes•kind when .he is sober." I never beard th °n a.° ' '' " •
e land.
*
LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST RAILWAY. --11'
riding up, hat in hand, attended by his orderlies, to the THE PRINCIPALITIES -The last accounts from Jassy, I had beenl2o .minutes alone in the room_thet the gas' prisoner telldne. wife. that the poison in the razor case • FOREIGN STOCK.
Traffic return for the week ending July 12, - Me
Royal carriage containing the members of the suite, in• of the 22,1, etate that the moidavian clergy were favour. I WaS lighted to tlie full-so tbat be could have helped was fr'r the date; MeseDove's medicine was kePt on the Brills-Pure foreign .breed, 30i , et. nhe„deme aEx
1856 .....
steed of that in which her majesty was seated. When able to the unien of the two principalities, By order of I 'himself to alter of the contents of the bottles. It should washiagaltande on-the mantel shell, and on the teak! by ouchi, Orne; ditto, 25/., Come; de B„,ille.a--vina. - .: .... wee, . ._;i ... e.a......................216,514 12 4
ris, Con-espoiedinga . k 1
tyti_sr . _ ................... 15,392 19 10 t
he had rectified his mistake, at which her Majesty could the Metropolitan, the Archimandrite Scriban had issued be stated thee Urn Dove wa, an ail,,,g, aemaetaad. that her bedaidae ,Ilc.ennert say that Mrs. Dove SAW the poison Nevere; ditto, 201., M. Allier ; ditto, 15/ 1,1. El eif ear to i I te, 1856 33,612 1 7
net soleierees a smile, the whole double line ~f troops, 1 a Pastoral letter, which was inserted in the moldavian 1 the peisenir had often colnplaiued of _the great, expanse w4ich the eritonter pet into the earn- case. ditto, 10/., M Philippe ; ditto, 5/., M. Cher-a'rlorno uar, ; Total
nof tee _
a.
_.
h 11- Yvear to this di : -
rota f t te 1855 cis
, • •
with a front of more taan half a mile, advanced close to I journals, and in which he declared that the chiefs of the Ite waicla ehe Lad put him for doctorseabut her ailments Re-haarpitteday. Mr. Overend-The cheese on which Cows and Heifers-Pure foreign breed, 20/ , Cr;rnte de ' NORTHERN RAILWAY --T •
the Royel car-ea-re T. Q I'C t th left I &Prey anxiontly desired th a • f b • . were not of a dangerous cl aa •t dth toms the prisoner put the pois - • •ce which Mrs Di
' i it, . eit . neer' au, tn,.., our en ~ , • . e rea elation ot at mime. ! . Ireea an , e eymp .. . • on was a pie -•,ve. - . ~
Bonne ; ditto, 15/ , Ls Comte Oa
.Vitry ; dito, 10/., M. GREAT_ _ „., _ • raffle return for the age
. ,
Amer, unto, 51., N. Dtitrone. ek end ine J uly 0, 1856
..... .
...
we o 220,295 16 10 c
tt eir horses and cane
. .. iages and walked alorig the front of r
LADVERTISEMEMT i-Holloway's Pills stiperior to all t which would be described ae preceding her death were had had. -The MOUS() was found dead next morning.
Corresponding week last year
the trove. Her Majesty leaned o th fP • • other remedies for Stomach Co 1 •
n e arm o niece . _ rnp aintt.-Mr. Baker, la' Y , -r
lmitted b medical witnetses to be inccusistent with When prisoner muttered to himtelf it was grumblann POTJLTRY.
LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY. -Traffic re (
d al e• d r
Albe r t , " saa some in word to eachof tbe officers and of Addington-street, Rochdale-road, Manchester had I any known disease. On 25th July. last Mrs. Dove was --
M Th hal • :
rs. orn i exammed-I am a charwoman, and
- Prizes were also awarded for It b t
pou ry, u were of merely r turn for the week ending July 13, 1856 £25,024 13 2 the
small amount. •
many of the men she paaved. The members of the two suffered severely for many years from a weakness in the 1 first seizsd. with illness immediatel fter tk' ' b k. went to Mr. Devea ho ' t kte week before M
y a amg yea . . lite o wor ,e . re.. SPECIAL PRIZES OF LOC IL COMMIT •
, • TEE. Corresponding week last year • 22,317 19 3of ;,
houses fellowed her Majesty at ala (1.
alt ig 'stance. While stomach and a generally debilitated constitution. : fast, which consisted of bread and butter,' 'fried bacon, Dove died. Tne prisoner told me that he had been to a Class 1-Best thereat ' -' -
gnawed stallion, 30e, R. and J. CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY. Traffic retu •
rn tor 0
this went forward the German r ' t . • • .
egineen 3 again signalised Although ehe 11" had the hestlmediaal advice and tried 1 and tea. The prisoner went for Mr. Morley, and told wise man, who had told hitn that hie wile had not long Moffatt, Cumberland. e-Beet weight- -• h - the week ending July 13, 1856 26 773 16 2Ed c
coarrying tinter
themselets by unusual Cries, so much so that General „- „y „vailable remedy, yet she derived DO permanent i his assistant that his wife had• been ill all night, and that te live, and that as soon as she died he would matte are stallien,•3o! ,S. Adems Great•w lila" Corresponding week last year 6,140 15 10 0
Kuollye was, Obliged t° send Positive orders teat they benefit, but hy the use of Holloway's Pills a perfect 'he must cotne to see her at (mon Ile at the same time off'''' to thedadY nixt door. He added, she bad not many Beat coaching stallir;n, 25/ or .1-te;,i•eaarindav_h_:lemsford. 3
~
li 1 . 4-Best --tote-- I the
must make less noise.
.! ; • ; cure has been effected, as sbe now enjoys the best of I mate] him whether if- she died there would be a cnro. • days to live, and that the lady next door was a nice lady, hackney stallion, 251., G. W. fox Hopton, Lowestoft Increeee in 1856 . £'633 04 0
Her a'ltteest9'B insPeatl°n °eauP'ed a considerable time, emith, end i„ gratitude for which she desires publicity i Der's inqueet, and whether Mr. Morley would rnake a with onlY one.child, but that he wee not going to marry 5-Best hackney mare, 20/., Rev. C. T. James. 6-Best GLASGOW AND SOUTH-WESTERN PAILWAY.-Tratfie rtl Efar
for with her usual graathll e°lldetaeneion she had a kind should be given of her case.-Sold by all medicine; post mortcm examination. Mr. Scarfe, the assistante her for what she had 'gots as be had a good home of his gelding, of any age, for hunting ParP"ses• ille P. Barlow, I turn for the week (incline July 12, 1856 ..... .V,754 16 ei
i -
e
word, a bow, or smile to give most of the men on the vendere throughout the world, at Professor Holloway's • said that coroner's inquests were only held in case of own. I dicanot.take •ue any food to Mrs. Dove. Tee notr.Woodbridge. 7.-B et gelding, under 4 years old, for ,
norresponding week last year ............ . ........ 6,928 15 3 '
hunting purposes, 101., lairl of Dernley. 8.-Best hack- r lON
ground. The interest of the scene was, however, con- 1
1 E 4abliehments, 244, Strand, London ; and 80, Maiden- sueden deata, or death by peison. The, prisoner then prieonereaid he. always waited upon her himself.
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Den•ease in 1556, • ............ , ........
v elding, of any age, 151., F. Barker, Essex. 9.-Best
siderably dimaiished by the interpoeition cf some zealous I lane, New York ;by A. Stempa Constantinople ;A, said that he would not allow his wife's body to be opened, Cross-examined by Mr. Bliss-When the prisoner told ne* g • . -... 2173 18 81 °f
hackney gelding, under 4 yeara. old, 10/., F. Barlow, near LONDON di
-ENERAL OMN/Bus 1,,,,,..-.--- - 4 e 44..
camp officialo who surrounded the immediate members l Guidicy, Smyrna ; and E. Muir, Malta. ald that her friends would never allow it. Mr. Scarf@ -me he intended to marry the lady next door I lau a
geed_ sirr-0i,...:.3_

Dividend s Amount
Name of Company. I per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
-- ---
British ............ .. Xs.d.£s. d. Ditto provincial.... 7!. 20 ou2o 0 0 Brighton .....• 0
15
•• ~ 5/. 20 0 0 2“ 0
City of I:m(15n .. •... 41. Os. WO 0 0 150 0 u C.c•Atlneural (4th Cap.) . 20 6020 0 0 uitable .......... 2/. 10s. i5O 0 0 all 34*
great Central —••.. • 8/ per Q 4114 10 0 0 all 12%
Imperial .•••••% .• .. 1(1• 81 0011118. 50 0 0 6,11 88
Independent .„ „ .... 51. 40 0 0
10 *"..
Londox.. , „., „ „„. 50 0 0
PP ....•
D 0,,, Ns/. Preference 6c per cent. j 25 0 6 11 25
itatc
Al.li
ff x••• .. •....... 41 per cent. ! CO. 8 0 52 0 0 ' 4134
•-- • • .... 5/.
,103 0 0 16 0 0 ! 16
Unfitekl General
rainste ...... 21. 10s, ;55 0 0 all ' 19%
Wettr Chartered 41 Qe"
• tent •, 60 0 0 11 1 55
Ditto, New • ... '5l 0 1 10 0
•• ••

JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. f per I of Paid. Price.
Annum, share.
---,--- -------
£ s. d. £ s. d.
iustralasia........... 120/. per cent. 40 0 0 all
British N orthAmerican 1 61. per cent. j 50 0 0 68
, 1,
Commercial of London. 110i.per cent 100 0 0 20 0 0
Colonial .............. 15/ per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0
lonian ............... 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0
Gond. Char. Bk. of Aus. 20 0 0 all 0 20%
London and County .. 10'. per cent. 50 0 3 20 0 0
Londe and Westminstr 114/. percent. XlOO 0 0 20 0 0 ..-
London Joint Stock... 12,. per cent. 50 0 U 10 0 0
Provincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0
Ditto, New.• • ...... 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all
National of Ireland.... i 6: per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0
Vat. Provincial of Eng. : 8!. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0
Ditto, New ...... —1 8' per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0
Irientni Bank Corpora. 87. p ct.kbs. 25 0 0 all 413,
south Australia ..... 14 p.ct.& bs. 25 0 0 , 7 .•-•
Union of tustralia.... 30 . per cent. 23 0 0 72%
Ditto .. ........... 3)1. per cent. 210 0
Union of London ..... 20. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0
Union of Madrid ... 40 0 0 all

CANALS.
4 Dividend
Names of ! g Dividend Names of .
Companies. , A per Price Companies. A
Annum. per
Price.
i m Annum. a,
--
1 X '
% shtn &Oldh' 93 71. p. et.' 145 !Macclesfield. 100 21. 102. 51
Barnsley...• 160 ! Neath .... • . 100 161 ....
BrknitatAbrg 150 4l. , Oxford • • • • • 100 103
Birmingham! 40 41. 93 Peak Forest. 78 51. Os 76
Coventry.... !100 251, Regen Vs • • .- 30 1/ 16
Derby • •• •• !100 6/. 15s. 84 Rochdale ... 85 11. 10s. 76
Ellsiure&Chs'l 69 2% p. ct. Somrset Coal 140,
Grand.T :nctnl 100 3 pr.ct. 43 Do. Lk Fdst 12
Do., 6 pr.Ct.' 10 61. pr. ct. I St.fird &Wore 140 HI. 420
Grand ?urreyl 100 41. i Shrewsbury.. 1251
Grand Union 100 1/.os (Stonrbridge..
1451 121. 290
Kennt & Avn 39 Os. Od. 6% Severn and )
Lancaster .. 100 - ‘ -Wye Rail. 5 26 [ 21.
Leeds&Livrp 100 251. 483% Warwick &"/
Leicester.... MO 5/. 49x, Birming. 5 looi 21. 25
Leicstr Sz!ith' 83 Warwick & )
21. 10
Loughhorogh 142 701. 550 Napton.. I 100
Nfonmonthsh 100 Worcstr &i
Antgmerysh 100 Birming. 78 21. 20
lieltnAlwbry 100' Wilts & Brks —10 s. Od. 444

was not a,right woman, and that he (the Wizard) was
to torineiA.ler. . When the prisoner was vexed and
had. been alinsing me and Mrs. Dove, he used to mut-
ter to hiHMteif.,. I never saw him cry, but I have seen
him on three or four occasions pretend to cry. Mrs.
Dove never,told me- that Mr: Dove was " very kind"
' to her'when he was sober. She has said,`" Mr. Dove is
sornetimesAind when he is sober." I never heard the
prisoner tell his. wife that the poison in the razor case
was for the cat: Mrs. Dove's Medicine was kept on the
washing•stand, on the mantel shelf, and on the table by
her bedside. ,I cannot say that Mrs. Dove saw the poison
which the gri3oner pot into the razor case.
Re-examined by Mr. Overend—The cheese on which
the prisoner put the poison was a piece which Mrs. Dove
had bad. -11 he mouse was found dead next morning.
When prisoner Watered to himself it was grumbling.
MN. Thornhill examined--I am a charwoman, and
want to Mr. Dove's hoUSe to work the week before Mrs.
Dove died. The prisoner told me that he had been to a
wise man, who had told him that his wife had not long
to live, and that as soon as she died he would make au
offer to thelady nixt door. He added, she had not many
days to live, ond that the lady next door was a nice lady,
with only one child, but that he was not going to marry
her for what she had got, as ballad a good home of his
awn. I did not take up any food to Mrs. Dove. The
prisoner:said her always waited upon her himself.
Cross-examined by Mr. Bliss--When the prisoner told
me he intended to marry the lady next door I laughed,

SPECIAL PRIZES OF LOCAL COMMITTEE.
Class I—Best thmough-bred stallion, 301., R. and. J.
Moffatt, Cumberland. 2—Best weight-carrying hunter
stallion, 30'., S. Adams, Great Waltham, Chelmsford. 3
Best coaching stallion, 25/., Raytlen; Carlisle. 4—Best,
hackney stallion, 251., G. W. trox Hopton, Lowestoft
s—Best hackney mare, 201., Rev. C. T. James. 6—Best
gelding, of any age, for hunting purposes, 151., F. Barlow,
nebr Woodbridge. 7.—8 >fr4t gelding, under 4 years old, for
hun:ing purposes;•lo/., Earl of I.L.rnley. B.—Best hack-
ney gelding, of any age, 151., F. Barker, Dim. 9.—Best
hackney gelding, under 4 years old, 10/., F. Barlow, near
Woodbridge.

PRICCS Off ti,4Rlrs
I RiesroNA TTO v T77,3I:',)T7vTFIARDITGE.
I.SSIT;'„, IT

GENERAL ORDER.

HORSE GUARDS, July 13.
Field Marshal Vise mut Hardinge, naving been
cow pelled by the state of his health to tender to
the Queen his resignation of the command of the
army, which her Majesty has been glaciously
pleased to accept, desires to record his deep sense
of the conduct of the troops, and the obligations he
is under to the general, and other officers, for their
uniform support; while he has had the honour and
happiness to be at their head.
On assuming the command of the army, succeed-
ing as he did the greatest commander which this
country has produced, Viscount Hardinge felt the
weight of the duty which, by her Majesty's favour,
was entrusted to him ; but he confidently relied on
the zealous exertions of its officers to maintain it in
that high state of discipline and efficiency for which
it had been distinguished.
A period of war ensued ; and it was then seen
how fully this confidence was justified. After a long
peace a British army took the field, unsurpassed in
any of the qualities required of soldiers. Under a
leader whose loss has been deplored by the Sove-
reign, the army, and the country, a series of vic-
tories were achieved, which shed an additional lust e
on the British arms.
The instructions for the conduct of the war, and
her Majesty's thanks to the troops during its ope-
rations, have been, according to invariable custom,
conveyed to the army in the field by her Majesty's
Secretary of State for War. Her Majesty's senti-
ments have on.all these occasions been expressed:
with great force and truth ; but Lord Harding()
cannot on this occasion deny himself the satisfaction
of recording his conviction that at no former period
of the military history of this country has the de-
voted conduct of the troops been surpassed. Their
soldier-like qualities stood the test of a siege, car-
ried on through a rigorous winter, and for eleven
months of open trenches.
The valour and perseverance of that gallant army,
and of its brave allies, were at length rewardei by
the capture of the enemy's fortress, and the attain-
ment of an honourable peace.
Whilst the Field Marshal records his admiration
of the conduct of the troops who took part in that
great achievement, he desires to convey to the
army at large his thanks for their zealous obedience
and devotion, and to express the regret with which
he separates from them. Viscount Hardinge can
only add the expression of his sincere gratification,
that the command of the army is, by her Majesty's
pleasure, about to be assumed by General H.R.S.
the Duke of Cambridge, K G., G.C.8., the illus-
trious Prince whose name is associated with some
of the most splendid triumphs of the war just con-
cluded, and whose devotion to the interests of the
service is so well known.
By coiiimand of the Right Hon. Field-Marshal
Viscount Hardinge, Commanding-in-Chief.
G. A. WETHERALL, Adjutant-Gene.ral.

Collatry a

EDINBURGH MEAL MARKET—JuLY 15.
There were in the market to-day 16 sacks oatmeal, each
weighing 280 lbs imperial, which sold at 50s. 01

EDINBURGH HAY AND STRAW IIIARKET-
JULY 15.

Supplies of all kinds these last six days large.
Oat straw, from lls 01 to 12s Od per kemple of 16 stones
tract; wheat do., 10s Od to lls Od ; barley do.. 9s Od to Ds
Od. Hay from is to 15d.

DALKEITH AIEb.L MARKET—JULY 11
There were in the market to-day 26 bags of oatmeal and
2 bags barleymeal. Soles ready.
Oatmeal, per sack of 2801bs First. I Second. Third.
imperial - Od
Barleymeal, per ditto -s 6d —s Od —3 P i
Peasemeal, per ditto -s Od a Od —s Od
Flour, per ditto 4os Od --s Od —4 Od
Pot-barley, per ditto -s Od a Od —s Od •

DUBLIN, JULY 16.
We had a quiet market to-day, business being entirely
confined to the wants of the moment. No alteratio nin
the currencies of Friday, except for Indian corn, which
was Gd to 1 s lower.

White wheat, 418 Od to 46s Od ; red ditto, 33s to 44 s 6d;
barley, —s Od to —s Od ; oats, 148 Gd to 16s 6d ; rapt ,Sr,t,
—s Od.to —s Od per brl ; oatmeal, 16s Od to:178 Od ; bsk le
flour, 23s Od to 26s Od per cwt ; luttiau corn, 29s Od to :3136d
per 480 14.

BRISTOL SUGAR—JULY 16.
There has not been any large quantity of sugar c,ffering
this week ; in British plantation the sales are only' about
750 hhds., at is to is 6d per cwt. advance on last week's
prices. Rums more inquired for, and all offering have
been taken by the trade at about former rates.

COAL MARKI
Prices of Coal per ton at
a. d.

LT.—JIILY 16.
the close of the ma: tat.
Walleond, .Sto.

Brown's Moor High
Main 16 o,Wharncliffe
Byass's West Hartley .. 17 6 Eden Main lB 0
Hastin.'s Hartley l7 6 Belmont 18 0
liolywell
Stanley Main l6 6 Lambton lB 6
Tautield Moor 131ItaEi 14 3 peusher 17 6
Victoria Hartley l6 3lSouth Hetton 19' 0
Grey's West Hartley ....16 91Hartlepool l9 0
Wylam 17 0 Heugh Hall ls 0'
Wallsend, &e. South Hartlepool lB 6
Hilda 17 0/Tees l9 0
Peareth (unscreened) _l5 6
Ships at market,,, 3A -

ISold . .......... 33

SEABORNE MAILS.

at %ignites that the mails are sent from the General Poet-ado
the night—and M by the morning—despatch.)

Day who.., ma p Irr on, woe I w '
OOUNTRIIES. in Genera. l'o, -h •due ...:,
()Mee, London.* Disp leh .1E ,•
•tad
.
&rnericat.oyfirit.pacs Ryan, Prida, Llverpoo .. Weekly
,metier
Every ' uesday . ISouthava• i, i, Weekly
)kby.
(by ..
1./.. United
Stes,
t ,nl c . :...„
:
packet) ......
•• Liverpo., •• !
rieeai
Australia (via Liver-
pool) .......... , ~ '4th and 19th Liverpool • • Twice mo
Ditto (via Marseilles) c<. . Dove.
Ditto (via Cape of (400.
Sops) •• •• .• •••• ••.1, .. ..... •lllocritm'as
Africa (West Coast) .. !... '') •, 0, :ion • PlYrun u• 1, • 6th o* crw.
tk srxendria........ ,. 110th .-, 26th o. o. Dover ..... • ...c1 ~. '• 9th
Adesanclria........ „3,4 /4 s, ..n., .(r in., . mouthanr: 4 .-•:. 21 in in Bahamas ........... i., 117th of tbe mono re
, Seutba,, n 16th
flolglum • ........ ?, i , viy ~ ~...... Dover ........) y
8ra:•11............. ) 9th of the month ,S!,uthr-air '.. !July )6.
Buenos Ayrts •
........ 34 9'' 11, ,ort .!%,,th.ato •••`" !July 16
Cape 01 (;ocd :loot ..i., Uncertain - c,.;
Cape of Good Hope .%
Case de Verde .. „ ( L.• -- •• . •••.
Cer:on (see India) 10th and 26th fls ~ 9th
Ceylon .............:., 4th and 20tti l4 Z 16th
Channel Isles_ .. .. I ..1 *
1,-., .1 .....,,,. ,i,. !Southard). .. . uan.sat.
Chill—. ............. 2,17,f, of mons i. Gouthamc. e I and 16
China •.• , •4th and 10th .... 4 and 49
Constantinople .... 'oth aid 26th.... I'Gv.• • 2 and 9
CanstantinoVo ...... ith & 20tri ot .1, 1,. So....h.treP". and 24
Cont. of Europe M *.- \ Twice daily .. iDover ....- •• Twice day
Eypt (see India)
Prance ........ M& , Twice daily.... Dover .„ . Twieedail.7
Gibraltar ..........3i4, 7,17,20, 27 .fnSouthsmt• • 6,7, i.,2,.
Greece (see India) I
Groytown ~......... /it '2n., it 17th di no. n !Sa..v.Arer. 1 and 16
Hamburg') .......... t.• ;Dail," . 'London ..... . • .
Ilavannah ..........,,r,l2Thi or the in••• t, !Suacran.p 2d •' myHolland .......... ~ id Dai1.Y.....• ...... Dover ... . Lally
lid:Wares ..........31 lit of the mon]. Southamp 16th
Incite (vlaSouthampt.)A(' tilt ,' 20th of cr.,. Plym,,uth . 4 and 21 m
In its (via Marseilles)7h 110 ,h& S6th of me: Dover ......115 &.9 m
lonian Isles (see India; •• • • •• • • ' ..... Dover..., •
Ireland ........Y & 1` Twle(i '144 Flo!yhei,..
Lisbm. ..... ...• ....fe 2d u• . 0..• ...... Southamptct
Madeira ............ N. `4L, of th , 0.1.1 Southern) Ifs 6, 16 mu.
Ste lairs .......• .. •• P' 234 of month .... Liverpool ...
&Isla (see India)
Malta ............. 4, 10, 20, and 26.. Dover ~ ..., 4, 21,15,29
Maurttlus (roe India)
Mauritius ........ • 20Ln of tho moo.; 15, 29
ilexieo ..1d12,.1 of the moot' • SoUthampt v tat
Naples ...... . :,. Daily... ... ••• • • • Dover ...
New Granada •
.• .. r, 24 & 17th of mom' Gouthampte. July 16
New Zea1and.......... Twice a month . Various
Papal cstatee ........I. Daily,... •• •••• Dover .port
... „ 4 weekly
Peninsula •••• ••••••IVI Southamptcr Peru ..............11! V & 27th of Mot.. 3oUthamptc r let & 16th
Port Natal •.••••••• •• •• N IIY private ship.. Various port
Sicily ..............N Every Saturday.. Dover ..... Weekly. Tuscany. ............N Dai1y............ Dover .... ,
Venezuela .......... Al 2clat, 17th otmonth Routhampt,t 1 &lb= r/
Van Diemen's Lmtd (se.
tustralia) ,,., 4th of mon. .
We*, rn . .. Monthly
me* .. „ ..'i,,' 4,-, 1 Lt, . , -,..,e. ( sonthitrrni,, II ...... ..,

BIRTHS.
OF A SON.

SonthitmDtm-

'monthly
11 and 16

On tbo 15th inst., at Woolwich, the wife of Lieut.-CoL
Phillpotts, R.A.
O❑ the 16r,h inst., at 21, Westbourne-park-terrace, Mrs.
J. T. Humphry.

OF A DAUGHTER.
On the 15th inst., at 15, Lansdown-crescent, Kensing-
ton-park gardens, Mrs. James Hall Renton.
On the 13th inst., at Bury St. Edmund's, the wife of
Frederick Sutton, Esq.