The Sun.
London, England, 1856-11-06 00:00:00

_ THE SUN, LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 6, 18 56.
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HEVRY DRUMMOND. M.P., ON AGRICUL- I THE COLLISION ON THE LONDON AND Sporting Intelligence. LAW INTELLIGENCE.-Nov. 5. ' MIDD I,ESEX SESSIONS. PB I 0 .ES OF SHAR II 5,
TURAL STATISTICS. NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY. se -
BANKS, ASSURANCE', AND OTHER 00111-
WORCESTER AUTUMN RACES.-WEDNESDAY. VICE CHANCELLOR'S COURT. (Before the Assistant-Judge.)
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PA NIES' STOCK.
an official investigation was 'The Hurdle Race, a Handicap of 5 soya each, with 30 (Before Sir William Page Wood.) Was. Greig, 19, and Geo. Edwards, 17, were indicted
At the annual dinner of the Dorking Agricultural Yesterday, at 2 o'clock,
added ; a winner of 50 soya clear after the weights for having stolen two loan tle, four dresses, and other LONDON, TUESDAY, Nov. 4, 1856.
BROADBENT V. THE IMPERIAL GAS COMPANY. ..
Society, .on Friday, the Chairman, Mr. H. Drummond, instituted into the circumstances attending the alarming
were published, 51b extra. Two miles, over six flights axe ides the property of Hannah Everett. ---,3,--
This was a motion for a decree, substantially for an iI.tS.•LICIIIT AND COKE COMPANIES.
M.P., said :-There was a topic which he wished to say collision on the London and North-Western Railway on of hurdles. 14 subs
injunction, to restrain the company by their works from Mr. Cooper pr,l,ecuted ; Mr. Ribton appeared for the
--
afternoon between the Midland express and a Mr T. Goldby's Prenez Garde (late Topthorn), h. b., • • •
a word upon. He Few his friends laughing, as they Monday . .
a iad 11) 1 insunng the plaintiff, a nurseryman at Sand's-end, of Paid. Price.
T" 1 1 l th hl d btf N"euf Company' per
coal twain near to King's Langley, by the board of di- aged, 9st 3ila
his case este( near y ew o e ay, u the acts
•e- a Fulham, wbo was a lessee for an unexpired term of 18Annum. , Share.
guessed it was about agricultural statistics. (Laughter.)
Mr7T.Hughes's Red Rose, 5 yrs, lOst 41b(D.Hughes) 2
; years ; 3'201. had been awarded for Linage, and the were simply thee. The prosecutrix keeps a public-house _ _ ----
Euston -s ware •• the M •of Chan rectors, sitting at q , Marquis an-
They would be asked, according to that bill, how many
Mr. H. Holroyd's Garland, h. b., aged, lOst 41b 'I dthe Blue Anchor, Mile End road, and on the,
ca: led £ s. 0. X s. d.
acres of
wheat were grown in the year, and the quan-chairman of the company residin Mr
dos, the f , p g.
..
(G. Stevens) 3 company were directed to pay costs to th 3 amount of
afternoon of Oct. 9 tree persons went there to play at rl e • • _ Stewart, the secretary o the company ; Captain 1 Th ' ' dand •
700 . e nuisance remained , hence the necessity Dittos .1-rovin.cial.... ,i 20 0 0 20 0 0 -
city ; how many acres of turnips, of barley, and of oats; The followingalso ran • - Slu ard, Miss Hatch,• . ' The •
bagatelle in an ups room. prisoners were two !20 0 0 20 0 15
Snide, the general manager ; Mr. IVl‘Connell, the loco- The
Cranberry,• .N. -Sluggard,
B
Miss utty, and etsy. of the motion. Brighton •-••..• • • • . •
of them. They staid until about 4 o'clock, and at 6 the City of London ...... 100 0 0 150 6 0 -
and the answer would be given, and that, he conceived, motive superintendent at Wolverton, with other ofi His Honour granted the motion for decree, whereby
Betotimn, 5t02 a st Prenez Garde, 3to 1 agst Red prisoners returned, and during the time they were there Continental (4th Cap.) . - 50 0020 0 0 -
Was all the good it would do. This information could the officials were in attendance. Lawson, the driver,the company were restrained during the plaintiff's into-
Equitab
Rose, 5 tgo-1 agst Slugggard, 6 to 1 agst Garland. Prenez a bedroom wee breken into and a quantity of wearing
ceienira•l:::: ••
:• 8/ Verictit. 510 0 0 all ' ---i4e
not be of the slightest value to the farmer or anybody Hornsby, tdhethfieredman, and Spencer, the guard of the rest in the lease from manufacturing gas in any retort Garde made most of the running, and, after a fine race apparel stolen. During the time the prisoners were (linrepaetri al ...... .. :: .. 10/ p& r,onus. 50 0 0 all egye
river, stocker, and breaksman of ties •
express,. an . , ,
nearer to the plaintiff's premises than it was pre-
else ; but the gentlemen merchants wanted it, althuugh
in with Red Rose, won by a ' short head ;" very bad • there no one else had access to the room, and there were Independent ......... 51. 40 0 0 i -
coal train were examined before the board, as were also viousel lB5l •y to ,in such manner as to permit the escape
so 0 0 If ,
he dd not think it would de them any good. (Hear,
third. Sluggard, Miss Hatch, and Phantom passed the 1
of
anymany circumstances tending to show that they were
James Simmonds, the signalman Nash Millsthe 1
ati s, p ace t •other 'matter
steaw, eau], gar, or noxious injurious to Do., Pail. Preference 6:. percent. 25 ti 0 „ :25
• hear.) They wanted to know this in order to bring
and post at wide intervals •; the others were pulled up.connected with the theft. eeceoix ............, 4i per cent. 60 0 0 52 0 0 , 45
• • to the market for their own advan-
foreign corn in of the accident ; Noah Hedges, the signalman at
The Selling St eple Chase, a Sweepstakes of 5 soya, each, 1 vegetation on the plaintiff's
the
The defence as to Greig was an alibi, hut Ratcliff..... ....... 51. 100 0 0 16 00, 16
Bar) as they thought proper; but he maintained the As, however, it
Boxmoor.
~ was of the nature of an in-
with 40 added. 3-yr-olds and upwards. Optional
21 10E 50 0 0 all
The jury found both guilty, and they were sentenc el United General ...... . . 1
*ry by the directors into the conduct of their own ser-
farmer could not tell them until he had threshed his , qui t . . ,
selling weights. About two miles. Seven subs. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Westminster Chartered 41, per cent. 60 0 0 9 / '-' 3
to eight month,' hard labour
s, it was in accordance with the usage in such cases
Ditto, New ........ - 5 O 5O 0 1 10 0 10%
corn, It was all very well for those scientific gentlemen
v rivet 1 d - • Mr. Geldby is Evington Lass, 6 yrs (301.), list. IN RE WM. COMBETT. Mary Ann Brown. surrendered to take her trial upon
who wrote papers and other voluminous matter abort conducted p ey, an
.the proceedings did not there
(Absolem) - WATER-WORKS.
fore transpire beyond then' own board room. But, from
having agricultural returns, or whatever they liked to
Mr. Buchanan's Fanny Wynn, aged (301.), list. (J that counsel had been retained to argue this case, the
the well-known ahl'tandofthe •trusted to her as au agent. , Dividend Amount
style it, but they must be informed that they could not . ii y zeal
Thrift)
get the information they sought until the farmer had sold who presides over the deliberations of the directors and
Annum. Share.
be Mr. F. Day's Marmaduke, 5 yrs (301.), list. 111 b. bad been instructed if he were now present.
the energy of the ministerialofficers,This charge was made under the aet upon which
his crops. But he asked them not to get frightened.
(Mr. Edwards) 3 There was no response to this invitation. Messrs. Strahan, Paul, and Bates were convicted. The £s. d. £s. d.
about it, but give the information required, for these doubt that the invests ation was be un and carried nu in
the interests ofthe g • g Mr. James's Bullfincher, aged (301.), llet. (R. James) 0 TARTY V. BLAKEMORE.-LIABILITY OF A PROVISIONAL prosecutor was Mr. Green, a music-seller, whose father, East London
fellows would have the returns, whether they would give
them or not, and if they refused to give them quietly which • -
Kent .....•
Mr. Hunt's Sussex, 5 yrs (30/.), lOst. 101 b. (B. Land, The defendant in this case, Mr. Blakemore, M.P., who ter, with a vast number of music plates, to print from as
95
fellows would e sent
b about the country to obtain the identical. Besides, the wellbeing of the commuitity a; .
iun ) 0 formerly bare the name of Booker, was sue Iby the orders were given. Her husband died, and afterwards • Lambett • ..... ••• • • . ' /00 0 0 -
' New River Company.. Si. 10s. - - -
they large, so far as it is involved in the travelling on rail- - • . information, and the worst of it would be that _ .
...
:.avail Betting 5 •
to 4on Fanny Wynn, 4 'to 1 agst Bull plaintiff, a printer, for a claim which he had against a she carried on the business, and in May last, Mr. Green, Southwark &Vauxhall 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - -
would have to pay them, and therefore he thought it was roads, is further promoted by the inquiry which
flintier, sto 1 sect Sussex. proposed institution, called the " Clergy College," of from information he received, desired that the whole of We't Is
iltddl esex .. .. .. 51. per cent. 61 0 0 - 101
v takes placeunder theaus ices of the Board of Trade
a,, bad spec." 3 " • • P ' Won by four lengths ; bad third, nothing else near. which the defendant was one of the provisional commit the plates should be returned to him, and it was then BRIDGES.
The CHAIRMAN, having distributed the awards, al- and which will follow as a !natter of course in this case
ath h ' • '
thou this is occasional) conducted in rather a loose
' The winner was bought in for 48 guineas. tem. At the trial, which took place before Lord Camp- found that she had pawned them for about id. each-- Dividend Amount
lnded to what had been mentioned by Mr. Coulsou about
skilled labour and the manufacturing districts. Ask d after yf o 1 intervalthat manner, ter thelapse o s long an The Worcestershire Grand Annual Steeplechase, a Han- bell, at Guildhall, in July last, a, verdict was returned for keeping a few by her, and redeeming such as she bad Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
dicap of 20 soya. each, h. ft., and only sif declared, the defendant. orders to print from. Annum. Share.
the public feeling excited by a catastrophe has ceased to
one of the manufacturing gentlemen to draw with the. ,
~ .
.. .
,
with 100 added. The second to save his stake. A Mr. M. Chambers now moved for a, rule to show cause The Assistant-Judge referred to several statutes, and
plough two straight parallel lines across a fild, and he operate as a stienuiant to increased care and vigilance in
A s. d. A a. d.
- do - but give the plough to one of their
could not it ; the avoidance or such calamities, winner of 100 love. after the weights were published why the verdict should not be set aside on the ground of consulted with Mr. Creasy, and they agreed in opinion flungerford.... • • .... - - -7%
ClOdhOppers, as they were called, and he would perform Undoubtedly the rimer cause of the collision on 51b. ;of two Or more such 71b. extra. About four the improper admission of evidence, and of the verdict that the defendant was not an agent within the meaning Southwark ......-- - 130 0 0 - -
1. per cent. 50 0 0 - -
Pthough be, except miles. Sixteen subs., eight of whom declared, being against the evidence. The principal question of the act, and an acquittal was accordingly directed. waterlooil ,er
.... .of 714 p.c. 1
.....
what the Manchester gentleman could not ; or ask the Monday, unavoidable it
•-••••• 100 0 0 - -
Mr. C. Capers Little Charley, by Charles XII., aged, was, whether Mr. Blakeneore had given any authority (Before Mr. Creasy.)
Ditto Old Ann. of
75. 11. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 - -
latter to till the ground so as to make it produce a crop, sod, was precisely that which has all alobg occasioned
10st. 21b. (Burrowes). - 20%
and he would be unable to accomplish it, but the other nine-tenths of all the deplor,ble accidents. on railways in
Mr. G. Hodgman 's Emigrant, aged, 10st. 81b. (C. his credit to the plaintiff, were indicted with Lydia 4 fayne, who surrendered, Sitch Vauxhall ............ Ns. 70 10 3 - 20.,
could ; or, again, set the manufacturer to clip a sheep this country. It is the practice, now daily on the inciease,
Without cutting the animal, and start one of those gen- to convey coals, cattle, and all manner of merchandise Boyce) 2 The Court granted a rale on the last ground. for stealing the sum of 50/., the monies of Andrew Reid DOCKS.
Mr. C. Aston's Hopeless Star, aged, lOst. 61b. W. REDDEOK V. LANE.-BREACH or PROMISE OF MARRIAGE. Whale, her master, and the two others for receiving the
tlemen with a pair of shears, and the-chances were that in enormous quantities along lines devoted at the same White)
Dividend Amount
he would kill the sheep before he had done with it. The time to passenger traffic, by which human life is continu- . II Mr. Serjeant Wells, on the part of the defendant, said sum, knowing it to have been stolen.
Name of Company per of Paid. Price.
fact was, that agricultural labourers were as much skilled ally imperilled and often sacrificed. A coal or heavy Mr. B. Land's Odiham, aged, lOst.lolb. (B. Land, jun.) 4 moved for a new trial, on the ground of excessive Mr. Platt appeared for the prosecution ; Mr. Sleigh Annum. Share.
labourers as any other class, and as such he liked to see goods train is almost invariably at the bottom of a rail. Mr. C. Brown's na. Janus, aged, 9st. 71b. J. Thrift) 5 damages. appeared for Mayne. -__ _______
£ s. d. £ s. d.
Mr. A. Present's the Bruiser, aged, Oct. (Ennis) 0 The action was for a breach of promise of marriage, The prosecutor was a beerseller, at 209, High Holborn,
them rewarded. As he (the chairman) had been toasted way collision. It was so the other day on this very line
Commercial .• • . •....• 51. pr cent. Stock. Stock. - Betting-2 to 1 agst Hopeless Star, sto 1 asst Emi- brought by the next friend of a young lady between 16 and the prisoner Sitch was a servant in the house. On
that evening in his political character, ha supposed they riear
ley
; it. was so on 'Monday last at King's East and West India.. 6!. pr cent. Btock. - -
wishedgrant, 4to 1 eget Odiham, sto 1 agst Little Charley, 7 and 17 years of age against a man 50 years old, who held the 6th of September he placed 301. in gold, four Si. East Cuntry , 20s. per sh. - - -
to hear him say a word or two upon politics. He Langiey; it was so in the case of the Crystal Palace ex-
.. • ' 5/. pr cent. Stock. - 105%
to 1 asst Janus, 10 to 1 agst the Bruiser, a farm in the same parish, and was in the habit of pay- notes, and a 51. cheque in acu board in an u l L
pstao 8 .London ic" : .
' 4/. per cent. - - -
would therefore do so very briefly. In the first place, he torsion train at Croydon a year or two ago • it has been
- Y ' E migrant went away with the lead, and made the ing occasional visits to the house of the girl's father. room. The bag containing the money was subsequently • 1),;.
must congratulate them upon having put an end to the so in a markedmanner in almost every collision that
St. natharine ... :: .: ' 4 per cent. Stock. - -
laterunning until taking the second leap, after entering the The trial took place before Mr. Justice Coleridge at the placed in another cupboard, the key of which Mrs. outhampton 1 3/. Os per C. 150 0 0 50 0 0 -
war, and upon attaining, if not peace, at least pos- has happened on the Great Northern line. They are
0 0 o to 0 0
Moore the last time round, when Little Charley bore his last assisas for Buckinghamshire, and a verdict was re- Whale kept in her pocket, and on the 7th it wag missed. victoria I si. percent. ' 2
session of a parchment, with several illustrious names found creeping along passenger lines at most hours of the
(.„1„„e. in
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PONIES' STOUR'.
'The Hurdle Race, a Handicap of 5 stove each, with 30 (Before Sir William Page Wood.) Wm. Greig, 19, and Geo. Edwards, 17, were -!dieted
At the annual dinner of the Dorking Agricultural Yesterday, at 2 o'clock, an official investigation was
added ; a winner of 50 sous clear after the weights BROADBENT V. TEE IMPERIAL GAS COMPANY. for having stolen two elan tlee, four dresses, and other ~LONDON, TUES.!) A.Y, Nov. 4, 1856.
Society, .on Friday, the Chairman, Mr. H. Drummond, instituted into the circumstances attending the alarming
were published, slb extra. Two miles, over six flights axe ides the property of Hannah Everett. -----a--
This was a motion for a decree, substantially for an
Mr. Cooper preeecuted ; Mr. Ribton appeared for the
M.P., said :-There was a topic which he wished to say collision on the London and North-Western Railway on of hurdles. 14 subs
injunction, to restrain the company by their works from .
between the Midland ex ress and a
Monday afternoon p Mr. T. Goldby's Prenez Garde (late Topthorn), h. b., prisoner Greig ; Mr. Metcalfe for Edwards. Divi-iii.Tnd Amount
a word upon. He saw his friends laughing, as they
injuring the plaintiff, a nurseryman at Sand's-end,
; of Paid. Price.
N f Company. per
coal twain near to King's Langley, by the board of di- aged, 9st 3tb (Kendall) 1
Fulham, who was a lessee for an unexpired term of 18 This case lasted nearly the whole day, but the facts -41" u
Annum. , Share.
guessed it was about agricultural statistics. (Laughter.)
Mr. T. Red Rose, 5 yrs, lOst 41b(D.Hughes) 2 were simply these. The prosecutrix keeps a public-house,
at Euston -s ware • the M • of Chan
rectors, sitting q , arqu.ts.- ; years ; 320/. had been awarded for damage, and the - -
They would be asked, according to that bill, how many
Mr. H. Holroyd's Garland, h. b., aged, lOst 41b called the Blue Anchor, Mile End-road, and on the £ S. d. X S. d.
the chairman of the company, presiding. Mr. company were directed to pay costs to th 3 amount of
acres of wheat were grown in the year, and the quan- doe,
(G. Stevens) 3 afternoon of Oct. 9 tSree persons went there to play at- Stewart, the secretary of the company ; Captain 7901. The nuisance remained, and hence the necessit Ditto Frovincial .• .. :20 0 0 20 0 0 -
city ; how many acres of turnips, of barley, and of oats;
Snide, the general manager ; Mr. M'Connell, the loco- The following also ran : - Sluggard, Miss Hatch,
of the motion. y bagatelle in an upstairs room. The prisoners were two Bhton .. ••..•• • • .. !20 0 0 20 0 0 15
and the answer would be given, and that, he conceived, motive superintendent at Wolverton wit , h other of Phantom, Cranberry, Miss Nutty, and Betsy. British •........ ••• •• •.. _ -
of them. staid until about 4 o'clock, and at 6 the ' City of London ...... 100 0 0 150 8 0 -
1 His Honour granted the motion for decree, whereby They • • , ) '500020 0 0 -
Betting-5 5 2 t Prenez Garde, 3to 1 t Red '
g- to awl antiprisoners returned, and during the time they were there Continental (4th Cap. . - ;
Was all the good it would do. This information could the officials were in attendance. Lawson, the driver, --es the company - Equitable •••••.. •• .. 27. ,50 0 0 a ; -
Rose, 5 to 1 agst Sluggard, 6 to 1 agst Garland. Preneza bedroom was breken into and a quantity of wearing
b the fiean and S encer theguard of the not be of the slightest value to the farmer or anybody Horns y, !emus! p , rest in the lease from manufacturing in any retort GFreat Central .. ...• .8/ percent. 10 0 0 all . 14..
Garde made most of the running, and, after a fine race ,• e, - gas , . e apparel stolen. During the time the prisoners were Imperial ............ 10/ & Jsonus. 50 0 0 all 89%
express, and the , stocker, and breaksman of the •
withhouse nearer to the piaintiu s premises than a was pre-
else • but the gentlemen merchants wanted it, although
in Red Rose, won by a ' short head ;" very bad ,there no one else had access to the room, and there were Independent ......... 51. 40 0 0 If ' _
coal train were examined before the board,were al as so viously to 1851, in such tuanner as to I.•erinit the escape
so 0 0 0 -
he did not think it would de them any good. (Hear,
third. Sluggard, Miss Hatch, and Phantom passed the f t • •• • many circumstances tending to show that they were London.. ...... .. .... . - ,
25 , 0
J Simmonds the signalman Mills, _
.._ at Nash Mi, the place o any s eatn, gar, or other noxious matter injurious to Do., Part. Preference 6.. percent. o 0 25
hear.) They wanted to know this in order to bring "leg ..
post at wide intervals •; the others were pulled up.connected with the theft.
of the accident ; and Noah Hedges, the signalman at the vegetation on the plaintiff's premises. enceete ............, 4/ per cent. 60 6 0 52 0 0 45
foreign - corn into the market for their own advan-
The Selling St •eple Chase, a Sweepstakes of 5 sous. each, The defence as to Greig was an alibi, hut itatcliff ..... ....... 51. 100 0 0 16 0 0 16
Boxmoor. As, however, it was of the nature of an in-
eage, as they thought proper; but he maintained the .
with 49 added. 3-yr-olds and upwards. Optional The jury found both guilty, and they were sentenc ,d United General ...... -21. 10E. 50 0 0 all
53 farmer could not tell them until he had threshed his ,cl b the directors the their
uiry
.y . into conduct of own ser-
selling weights. About two miles. Seven subs. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. to eight month,' hard labour Westminster Chartered 41i. per cent. 50 0 0 ft
tO it was in accordance with the usage in such cases
Ditto, New ........ - 50 0 1 10 0 10%
corn, It was all very well for those scientific gentlemen
van'
riv t 1 Mr. Geldby is Evington Lass, 6 yrs (301.), flat. IN RE WM. COMBETT. Mary Ann Brow. surrendered to take her trial upon
who wrote papers and other voluminous matter abort conductedle ae y, and the proceedings did not there
(Absolem) - WATER-WORKS.
fore transpire beyond theit own board room But from
having agricultural returns or whatever they liked to
' . Mr, Buchanan's Fanny Wynn, aged (301.), list. (J that counsel had been retained to argue this case, the trusted to her as au agent.
the well-known abilit.
, Dividend Amount
style it, but they must be informed that they could not . _ y and zeal of the noble. marquis
Thrift).
get the information they sought until the farmer had sold who presides over the deliberations of the directors, and
Mr. F. Day's Marmaduke, 5 yrs (301.), lest. 111 b. had been instructed if he were now present. This charge was made under the net upon which . Annum. Share.
the energy of the ministerialthere
his crops- But he asked them not to get frightened . . officers, can be no
(Mr. Edwards) 3 There was no response to this invitation. Messrs. Strahan, Paul, and Bates were convicted. The - ' -
£ s. d. 4 s. d.
about it, but give the information required, for these doubt that the investi ation was be un and carried ou in
the interests ofthe g l g Mr. James's Bullfincher, aged (301.), llst. (R. James) 0 TARTY V. BLAKEMORE.-LIAIIILITY OF A PROVISIONAL prosecutor was Mr. Green, a music-seller, whose father, East London
fellows would have the returns, whether they would give .
Mr. Page's Peter Snipe, aged (30/.), flat. (Cusack) 0 COMMITTEEMAN. in 1850, intrusted the prisoner's husband, a music prin. Grand Junction .... -
them or not, and if they refused to give them quietly which
a matter of this importance are, or ought to be,
Mr. Hunt's Sussex, 5 yrs (30/.), lOst. 101 b. (B. Land, The defendant in this case, Mr. Blakemore, M.P., who ter, with a vast number of music plates, to print from as Kent .....• - SO
fellows wonbe Id sent about the country to obtain the identical. Besides, the wellbeing of the community a;
New
.... •• •• - too 0 0 _ 95
B
9 formerly bare the name of Booker, was sue Iby the orders were given. Her husband died, and afterwards • New River Company.. 21.105. j - - -
information, and the worst of it would be that they large, so far as it is involved in the travelling on rail-
roada, is further • • -
promoted b the inquiry which Invert Betting 5t04 on Fanny Wynn, 4 'to 1 agst Bull plaintiff, a printer, for a claim which he had against a she carried on the business, and in May last, Mr. Green, Southwark &Vauxhall Si. per cnt. 100 0 0 - -
would have to pay them, and therefore he thought it was Y . fincher, sto 1 agvt Sussex. proposed institution, called the " Clergy College," of from information he received, desired that the whole of West Middlesex ••• • .. 51. per cent. 61 0 0 - tot
bl k a tya es place under the auspices of the Board of Trade, •
a ~ bad spec."
Won by four lengths ; bad third, nothing else near. which the defendant was one of the provisional commit the platee should be returned to him, and it was then BRIDGES.
The CHAIRMAN, having distributed the awards, al- and which will follow as a !natter of course in this case
thou hthis occasional) conducted in rather a loose
' The winner was bought in for 48 guineas. tee. At the trial, which took place before Lord Camp- found that she had pawned them for about id. each- Dividend Amount
luded to what had been mentioned by Mr. Coulsou about oug
disao
-of interval The Worcestershire Grand Annual Steeplechase, a Han- bell, at Guildhall, in July last, a verdict was returned for keeping a few by her, and redeeming such as she had Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
skilled labour and the manufacturing districts. Ask manner, and fter the lapse so long an that
dicap of 20 sous. each, h. ft., and only sif declared, the defendant. orders to print from. Annum. Share.
the public feeling excited by a catastrophe has ceased to
one of the manufacturing gentlemen to draw with the
with 100 added. The second to save his stake. A Mr. M. Chambers now moved for a, rule to show cause The Assistant-Judge referred to several statutes, and - -
plough two straight parallel lines across a field, and he operate.as a stimulant to increased „,
care and vigilance in
X s. d. A s. d.
winner of 100 love. after the weights were published why the verdict should not be set aside on the ground of consulted with Mr. Creasy, and they agreed in opinion 7% flungerford- .. • • .... - - -
do - but give the lough to one of their
could not it ; p the avoidance or such calamities.
51b. ;of two or more such 71b. extra. About four the improper admission of evidence, and of the verdict that the defendant was not an agent within the meaning Southwark ...... -..- 130 0 0 - -
Clodhoppers, as they were called, and he would perform Undoubtedly the ritnar cause of the collision on
P cause
•exceptmiles. Sixteen subs., eight of whom declared, being against the evidence. The principal question of the act, and an acquittal was accordingly directed. virDa Ditto New of 7% p.c. li. per cent. ;50 0 0 -
what the Manchester gentleman could not ; or ask the Monday, unavoidable thong. it be, at enormous
terloo ..... .. .. .... 'too 0 0 - -
latter Mr. C. Capers Little Charley, by Charles XII., aged, was, whether Mr. Blakeneore had given any authority (Before Mr. Creasy.)
Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. 11. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 - -
to till the ground so as to make it produce acrd p, skid, was precisely that which has all slob occasioned
10st. 211). Burrower ..• - 20%
and he would be unable to accomplish it, but the other nine-tenths of all the deplorable accidents on railways in
20.
Mr. G. Hodgman's Emigrant, aged, )Onto 81b. (C. his credit to the plaintiff• were indicted with Lydia Vayne, who surrendered, Sitch Vauxhall ............ 965. 70 10 3 -
could ; or, again, set the manufacturer to clip a sheep this country. It is the practice, now daily on the increase,
Boyce) 2 The Court granted a tale on the last ground. for stealing the sum of 50/., the monies of Andrew Reid DOCKS.
without cutting the animal, and start one of those gen- to convey coals, cattle, and all manner of merchandise
Mr. C. Aston's Hopeless Star, aged, 10st. 61b. W. REDDEOK v. LANE.-BREACH Or PRoMISE OP MARRIAGE. Whale, her master, and the two cabals for receiving the . •
tlemen with a pair of shears, and the-chances were that in enormous quantities along lines devoted at the same White)
Dividend Amount
II Mr. Serjeant Wells, on the part of the defendant, • said sum, knowing it to have been stolen.
Paid. Price.
he would kill the sheep before he had done with it. The time to passenger traffic, by which human life is continu- •
Name of Company per of
fact was, that agricultural labourers were as much skilled ally imperilled and often sacrificed. A coal or heavy Mr. B. Land's Odiham, aged,lost.lolb. (B. Land, jun.) 4 moved for a new trial, on the ground of excessive Mr. Platt appeared for the prosecution ; Mr. Sleigh Annum. Share.
appeared for Mayne.
Mr. C. Brewn's na. Janus, a ed, 9st. 71b. (J. Thrift) 5 damages. .---
labourers as any other class, and as such he liked to see goods train is almost invariably at the bottom of a rail. It .
X s. d. , X s. d.
the Bruiser,g gat, (E • )
Mr, A. Present's aged, (Ennis) 0 The action was for a breach of promise of marriage, The prosecutor was a beerseller, at 209, High Holborn, them rewarded. As he (the chairman) had been toasted collision. It was so the other day on this very line
way
Volver • Monday King'sßetting-2 to 1 asst Hopeless Star, sto 1 asst Emi- brought by the next friend of a young lady between 16 and the prisoner Sitch was a servant in the house. On Commercial •• •••• . •• 51. pr cent. Stock. I Stock.
East and West India... 6l. pr cent. Stock. i - -
that evening in his political character, ha supposed they rifler ‘ . on ;it was so on last at
grant, 4to 1 apt Odibam, sto 1 agst Little Charley, 7 and 17 years of age against a man 50 years old, who held the 6th of September he placed 301. in gold, four 51. East Cantry 2os. per sit. - I -
wished to hear him say a word or two upon politics. He Lengiey; it was so in the case of the Crystal Palace ex-
- 105%
to 1 agst, Janus, 10 to 1 asst the Bruiser, a farm in the same parish, and was in the habit of pay- notes, and a 51. cheque in acu board in an upstairs London .• • • .•• • • 1
45/. pr cent.cen. Stock.
would, therefore, do so very briefly. In the first place, be cur.sion train at Croydon a year or two ago ; it has been
- -
E migrant went away with the lead, and made the ins occasional visits to the house of the girl's father. room. The bag containing the money was. subsequently stiltilltirres....
••• .. •
. 4.p
per
cent. Stock. I - -
mist congratulate them upon having put an end to the so in a mar manner in almost every collision that
running until taking the second leap, after entering the The trial took place before Mr. Justice Coleridge at the placed in another cupboard, the key of which Mrs. outhampton ......: - 13/. Os per C. 150 0 0; 50 0 0 : -
late war, and upon attaining, if not peace, at least pos- •' has happened on the Great Northern line. They are
Moore, the last time round, when Little Charley bore his last assizes for Buckinghamshire, and a verdict WAS re- Whale kept in her pocket, and on the 7th it way missed. victoria I 5/. per cent. 120 0 0; 10 0 0 I -
session of a parchment, with several illustrious names found treecreeping along risen er lines at moat hours of the
day and p
and p 4
continually ' colours in advance, Emigrant going on second, Odiham turned for the plaintiff, with 2001. damages. Towards , Information was given to the police at Bow-street, and ' ---,
JOINT-STOCK BANK&
appended to it-(laughter)-butwhether it was intended . night, T are . subject to some ea-
and Hopeless Star being third and fourth. A. good race the conclusion of the plaintiff's case a witness was called, Holmes and Franklin, detectives, were set to work to
to act up to all the conditions therein expressed he could suatty or other. They are either, from some defect in the
Dividend 1 Amount
in which Little Charley and Emigrant ended in favour who represented the defendant as a person worth 2,000/ ; trace the thief. Sitch was watched, as she left the of Paid. Price.
not say. (Hear.) Lately he heard of a man declaringengine or otherwise, coming to a dead stend at some
. „
Name of Company. per
of the former by a length ; Hopeless Star was beaten but, so far from that being the case, he (the learned premises one night, to a house in the Coal-yard, Drury Annum. i Share.
in Russia that it was the right of a sovereign to treat bin dangerous place on a line between two stations, where
three lea h from E • t '• • l t d I) furnishedwith ffil •whichshowed that,thence to the house of the • M N -----;
gt. 8 inigran ; a yule interval separa e counsel was a tams
enbjea-a- ccording to his fancy, and rule them in the little or no assi,tance can b he emergency,
e obtained in t
1 1 s. d. Zs. S.
Odihana from Janus. The Brasier fell at the fence lead- if the defendant had to pay this sum, he would be ut- 34, Dorset-street, Dorset-square. Mayne and Sitch t4O 0 0 all -
manner a thought proper; now he never heard such a or they are being shunted on to a siding or crossing from
a.u5tra1a5ia........... ;207. per cent.) .
ins from the course on to the Moors the second time terly ruined. then went out together, followed by one of the British North American ; 61, per cent.) 50 0 0 „ 67%
declaration male by any mortal man. The Emperor of one line to another when an unexpected passenger train,
'lOl per cent. :100 0 0 20 0 0 -
reund. His rider was unhurt. The Court granted a rule, officers. They went to several shops and public- Commercialo of London. j
the French had appeared very ready to back that doe- or one behind time, is flying past the station. The vast
' 5/.. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 The Hunt Steeplechastle did not fill. -. houses, and finally parted in Holborn, after which Colonial •• •• •• •• •• • ;
. • 61. per cent. \25 0 0 25 0 0 -
trine, and so had every little German Grand Duke. Now amount of this kind of traffic is almost inconceivable,
The meeting was highly successful, both with regard COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Sitch returned to the house in. the Coal. yard. -On L0nd.C1.Z..8.k707i.u5..1 - 20 0 0 all 0 21%
-
those sovereigns ought to have been told that rulers had especially on the great trunk lines -north of the metro-
-0 0 20 0 0 30%
to the e ors and the attendance of com T Stand
pany. heHE RIGHTS OF INNKEEPERS. the following morning the officers went to No. 3, London and County .. ;101. per cent.; 50
no rights of themselves, but they had duties-duties poles, along which coal is now conveyed in quantities liliED V. WATKINS.-T
20 0 0 50%
receipts considerably ;urger than those of last year.l ' C d found '''
• Liwho, when she
This was an action of trover to recover a law s oal-yar , andthe prieoner arper,
to their subjects, to protect their rights. (Cheers ) never before known. Of tbis a strikine; exemplification T • •
London Joint• Stock .• . 121. per cent) 50 0 0 10 0 0 -
He thought that England might have t k was seen at Wolverton on Thursday last, the day follow-
aen a good course he business of the meeting, under the direction of Mr. blue bag, and a letter-book and some papers contained learned their business, said she had not got the money Frovi„
a.l of Ireland.. Bl. per cent. :100 0 0 25 0 0 55
by telling those sovereigns that they should not treat ins the collision there, when the. pent-up goods traffic, M‘Millan, the chairman of the committee, was most in the bac, and the case was tried before Mr. Justice there-it was not in the place. She said, " I will tell Ditto, New......... , 81. per cent. 110 0 0 all -
thisd.... 6l. per cent.: 50 0 0 22 10 0 -
satisfactorily conducted. The c, officials" , through Wri ht ',
• f Gi u • • • Sit h brought me a parcel, wrapped Nationr•l of Ireland..., man at the last assizes or o caster, and a ver you the truth , Maria c ~
hich had been detailed a few miles northofthatplace their subjects in a way according to their fancy, That w , '
Nat. Provincial of Eng. 81. per cent. 1100 0 0 35 0 0 -
their work with the most praiseworthy punctuality. The diet entered for the plaintiff, up in a piece of rag, last Tuesday week. I did not know
country would not staocf quietly by aud see despotic "
an had gone on augmenting for something like a day
Ditto New - ...... 8!. per cent. \2O 0 0 10 0 0 -
manner in which the starts were effected elicited general Mr 13
d t d• f h • • d •lltold •t
was money and orient.;
. Huddleston now move 0 enter a verdict ict or t e what it contained ti sheme i Bank Corpora. 81. p. ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all 39%
interference, no more than she would take part with any and a, night by the interruption in the up Hee, was libe-
-34%
rated and allowed to resume its • ,
blood-thirsty revolutionists. That that very amiable - notes. She told me to burn the notes, which I did. I South Australia
Union ''ct&bs 25 0 0 0
...... ,14. e. . .
of Australia....
:30/. per cent. 25 0 0 64%
gentleman who had been represented in the House of was carried past tbe station in one lazy, continuous A special train left Worcester for Euston square about t and he sued to recover the amount of a bill of put them in the fire, but I did not know what they were.
orney,
2ib 0 -
five o'clock, andperformedthe journey • iiandwhom he had done • - Iby the direction of Sitch, took the money to
with ease costs from a person for
:: :: N II: per
rr
cceennt. 50 -0
0 10 0 0 27%
Commons as a very harmless old woman-he meant the stream, which seemed to have no end, reminding one of , •
ceteri ty. person named Hulme bad formerly been a clerk in the Dorset-street, and left it with Mrs. Mayne. Afterwards Union of Madrid ... •• --- 40 0 0 all -
Pope-had been setting the whole of his agents, who the breaking up of the ice in a great river which had
were numerous, to work as spies upon each other, which been long frost-bound. --- plaintiff's office, and the plaintiff subpoenaed Hulme as a I saw Sitch, and she told toe to fetch it away. I saw CANALS.
no one present would agree with. He was not for hay- Next to the stoppage f•
o - the coal train on Monday after- SHREWSBURY AUTUMN MEETING- Nov. 18. witness to appear on the trial at Westminster, The de- Mrs. Mayne, and she gave me part of the money back
a Dividend
ins religion interfered with, but he would never approve noon, the fact, established beyond a doubt of Sinanonde, The following ' T • Milt) k •la H • dagain-nut h I left with her. There were about Na •
weights were declared on Tuesday fondant kept an inn at i an ,at wine ulme stayed na much as wi .
Names of ~.: Dividend price Dames of ?)., ner
last --
the signal man at Nash having had his d e • •
of the system of placing spies in a family to ascertain the . . ~ ~
.Mills, ang r• during the time that he was attending at Westminster, 30 sovereigns that I left, but I only had about 20 back. Companies. , 2 per Companies. es .
4 o.nnum.
Price.
religious feelings of its members, and divulging the saute signal exhibited dead against any train, following on the The Coro oration Plat (H !Id' ) f i 11 Ift that occasion Hulme became indebted to the de- After I got it I was afraid to keep it in the house, and
e . a icap o sovs each, , , and oni Ch Annum.
before a secret tribunal. That was not religion. (Hear, up line throws the responsibility of the collision upon the with fi) d
f an some service of plate, value 501., the gift fondant for money advanced witness, also .
forandfor I left it with my aunt, who is living with a corn --H e
hear.) There was a party in the house who would men in charge of the express train, on the hypothesis, o the Mayor and Corporatioo• live furlongs. E 1 -t S -cl. 1 but she ie t t - id 2/ lOs 51
lodging and refreshment. The amount not having been dealer in ar -stiee , Seven-dials, la B,e no a s,shtn &meth 98 7i. p. ct. 145 Macelesfle . 100 . .
not support any measure unless they had things as which it is the business of the managing authorities ae Yrs st Ibl Yre at lb paid, the defendant claimed to retain the bag and the home, and won't be till night. - - tieath •••• • • 1
BrknkncAbrg 150 1 l'. 00 161.
Oxford.... • • 100 - 103
-
they wanted in this country. Ac he had been speaking Euston-square to establish, that the driver had space to New Brighton ... 69 1 : Assailant
her to take care of it until Sunday."
Birmingham 40 4/. 2:%• Peak Forest. 7a 51. Os. 76
of the Emperor of the French, he might just Pay pull up his train at or before the Nash Mills signal-post, Early Bird 5 8 8 , Petticoat
for the amount of his debt. It was now submitted Upon this information the officer went to . .
Coventry.... 100 257. - Regent's.. • • 30, 11 16
that that individual had recently been making war the danger signal at which ought to have protected both Bourgeois - .. 100 0/, 155. 84 Rochdale.... 85 li. 10s. 70
against the English newspapers, and although he (the the passenger and the coal train from collision, ,It is Lord Alfred - Somrset Coal 140, - -
Grand•Linetn; WO 34. pr. et. 43 Do. Lk FdSt 121 -
speaker) had seen manyabusea made of the liberty of the stated in the official report of Cap t, finish that the tole - Theodora,
APPLICATION FOR AN INJUNCTION AGAINST THE GREAT one, but she did not know who she was . .
Do., 6 pr• Ct.; 10 61. pr. et. 11% st,ffrd &wore 140' 281. 440
press, he would say that he would rather have it exist graph signal at Nash Mills can be seen by the cliver of The Jesuit 47 8 Laverne B5 9 NORTHERN AND MIDLAND RAILWAY COMPANIES. lived, and that the same person had fetched it a may • Grand Surrey: 100 4/. - sbrewsbury.. tee - -
with all its mischief than suffer it to be controlled one an approaching train on the up line at 800 yards' dis- Stork iued that it contained 27/. in gold, an 37 8 The Dwarf......... 35 a Mr. Welsby in the course of the morning made a She had ascertained . . e Grand Union, 100 1/.os . - 3totirbridg....
Kennt & Avnl 39 6 Od, 1,4 Aevern and 1
; e. - • - j 26
,45; 121. 290
2/. -
iota. (Hear.) They must tell the Emperor of the French trace, and one of the printed instructions to every engine Jack Sheppard 47 6 Storinsail ... 25 8 motion in the following terms :-For a rule calling upon she showed it to young aman, who took it out with
of two women, one of Leaengtriv-It" - - WY's Ran.
that before he puts down the English press he must put drier is, that on approaching a telegraph signal station, Lady of the Lodge 4 7 41Kenerdy .. ~. ... 2 5 8 the Great Northern Railway Company and the Midland him, and got into. the corn
of . r.p. 1,;(: 2:11: 484;34 Warwick
10Cd 21. 25
some of it, but he Leicester ..
down the English people-(great cheering)-for they should the signal be at danger, lee is to bring his engine Mary Copp
should be fighting not merely for their own interests, to a stand at the signal. Having failed to do that in Octavia - handed her back 201., which she gaveback
' Earl-street, who liginill'enrtMhi 11g• 701
Leicstr &Nth: 83 - -%. warwici:Sc / 8
ton too 550 Nap ..1 ; 2/. but for the interests of all civilised beings in the world, this instance, and, what is more, having failed to stop Alfred - woman. The went to Harper'e a-ant, in
- Worcstr & i 78, 21. 20
(Applause.) He thought there was no man in the House the train 200 yards further on, where the coal traip stood GaY - banded over 191., which she had received, f her i _rem niece, Mntgmerysh 100 - - Birming. i
ni when MeltnMwbry 100 - - Wilts & Brks -' 10s. Od. -
Of Commons better able to direct the antis of the nation disabled, it is for tbe driver of the express to show who Culcavy 4 6 121 Diphthong 25 6 \verde to the terminus of the Great Northern Railway at and all three we ore taken inte custody. Stich oases
at the present time than Lord Palmerston, who was the he disobeyed the primary and, perhaps, the most: impor- Alma
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
right man in the right place, taut of his instructions, the neglect of which occasioned Katharine Logie 36 10 Gagebound - up '„ in la.r master's back sittieg room, and went to Mrs.
Dividend Amount
-„_.... the collision. Was it that, not keeping a sharp look-oat Leamington -.... 36 10 Little Cob 25 a caster, by which passengers arriving at Leeds aforesaid Mayne to ask her to take care of it, but she was not at
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
ahead, he did not see the danger signal at Nash Mills Excitement
THE EARL OF SHAFTESBURY AND he • '' ' Hospitality 2 5 4 North Western Railway, or on the Midland Railway en told all about it, and she took the money home with her. -- -
so soon as might and ought ? Again, on percetving
£ S. d. X s. d.
HARVIIST 110111-ES. the danger signal did his fireman and guard coTperate Blue Rock 36 7 Knight of St.and desiring to roceed fronaLeeds aforesaid to The jury acquitted Mayne, and found Sitch and ear-
ths north, g p .
Albion .... • • .... •• .. 3/. 10s. 500 0 0 50 0 0 90
age with him to the full extent of their power in dimipishing Maid of Cadiz ... 4 6 7 Patrick
autanea Bri:. and Per. Ti. 14s. 6d.bs 100 0 0 11 0 0 18
The good old British custoua of harvest-homes hal just the speed of the train.? After the callision the hreak of Diana
been revived on St. Giles's estate, Dersetshire, the seat Spencer, the guard, wan found ecrewed tightly down, Jahet Pride -
.4 tl.O 'T?...••1 .4 1...fr.5.i,,,.... TT-:- • , ._ .., -: ..,.. . A., ._t.

."-: , --"" Ty ----
- f h 1 Next to the stoppage of the coal train on Monday after- aI4II.ILILI 13 UILIL:e, auu 500 piatinau suopeanaect ammo as a I saw aitcn, ana see told rue to letcn it away. .1. saw
89:4%,
RPoeackhaFaoler.e.s.t.. 7180850'i
15:12.11°.:18. . 7760
CANALS.
SHREWSBURY AUTUMN MEETING-Nov. 18. witness to appear on the trial at Westminster. The de- Mrs. Mayne, and she gave me part of the money back
no one present would agree with. al e was not or ay- •
noon, the fact, established beyond a doubt, of Sinrnonds,
- 'nestle
ld ::: : : : ig, Dividend
last _
ing religion interfered with, but he would never approve The following weights were declared on Tuesday fendant kept an inn at .M.illbank, at which Hulme stayed again-not to much as I left with her. There were about
. per Price.
of the system of placing spies in a family to ascertain the the signal man at Nash Mills, having had his danger- last :-
during the time that he was attending at Westminster, 30 sovereigns that I left, but I only had about 20 back,
et is. um. religious feelings of its members, and divulging the same signal exhibited dead against any train, following. on the The Corporation Plate (Handicap) of 6KM each, 1 ft, and on that occasion Hulme became indebted to the de- After I got it I was afraid to keep it in the houte, and _ ___,
___,
'
before a secret tribunal. That was not religion. (Hear, up line throws the responsibility of the collision upon the with a handsome service of plate, value 501., the gift fondant for money advanced for witness, and also for I left it with my aunt, who is living with a corn CNomampanioesf . ;9! IA) invpni par Price
m p a n loe
st . F, i
1100(1'
hear.) There was a party in the house who would men in charge of the express train, on the hypothesis, of the Mayor and Corporation. live furlongs, lodging and refreshment. The amount not having been dealer in Earl street, Seveiadials, but she is not at s,shtn &meth' 93 71. p. ct.' 145 Itfacciesfield. 100 2/. 10s. 51
not support any memare unless they had things as which it is the business of the managing authorities at Yrs st Ibl Yrs at lb paid, the defendant claimed to retain the bag and the home, and won't be till night. I told her it was Barnsley• • ••1/460 -
10235
they wanted in this country. As he had been speaking Euston-square to establish, OA the driver had space to
pull up his train at or before the Nash Mills signal-post, New Brighton ... 69 1 • Assailant
of the Emperor of the French, he might just say Early Bird
thisen dinafoslrtmedahtiearuttobetaokffie
ocaorrewoefu•
tittounmtirlsS. umnadyayn.e", afsirrenntik4iAabnirg;l4soo
4 5 12 PertY
that that individual had recently been making war the danger signal at, which ought to have protected both Bourgeois
110000
ti1.2145fii57..5. - Regent's.... 30, II 16
against the English newspapers, and although he (the the passenger and the coal train from collision.: It is Lord Alfred
GrandDo.,6s;iurr.iey 10100 6' 1. 1/4... cc
t . LI%
rmeohns
1c,090 23;14 pr. al:
4- SD° ion r sLekt
clCoalst 140, : 7..
speaker) had seen manyabuses made of the liberty of the stated in the official report of Capt. Huish that the tele- Theodora
44029..
press, he would say that he would rather have it exist graph signal at Nash Mills can be seen by the dretver of The Jesuit 47 8 Laverne 35 10 APPLICATION FOR AN INJUNCTION AGAINST THE GREAT one, but she did not know who she was or where she
85 9 NORTHERN AND MIDLAND RAILWAY COMPANlES.lbtl'erdw&sbWuroyr.e. iiii-811
with all its mischief them suffer it to be controlled ono an approaching train on the uP line at 800 yards' dist Stork 3 7 8 The Dwarf......... 3 5 2 Mr. Welsby in the course of the morning made a lived
awe
Grand *Onion;
vo.in.lllE 'Los. - 3totirbridige., 145, 2;221'.
iota. (Hear.) They must tell the Emperor of the French twice, and one of the printed instructions to every engine Jack Sheppard 47 6 ,Storrnsail ... 25 8 motion in the following terms :-For a rule calling upon she showed it to a young man, who took it out with
had
sameirczatici f,,,,,,;2.tv
(t.),(„i,.,
an
6s. Od . 6)i Severn and' .1
,i 26 2/. -
that before he puts down the English press he must put drier is, that on approaching a telegraph signal station, Lady of the Lodge 4 7 41Kenerdy 25 8 ..,.. ... the Great Northern Railway Company and the Midland him, and got into the company of two women, one of Leeds &Livri 100 251. 443% Warwick & t
down the English people-(great cheering)-for they should the signal be at danger, lee is to bring his engine Mary Copp
1if°342(3). 75011. 55-0 WNarawpitcon.&•ll 100'
-
' 2/. 8
should be fighting not merely for their own interests, to a stand at the signal. Haring failed to do that in Octavio
handed
1113:lei:VI% rvriftlehdsibtionagicir:osobnateekotfoittb lett laere.
teeelicesefsrte&ricagt.th.
7 injunction should not esue commanding the said -
Loughbero
but for the interests of all civilised beings in the world, this instance, and, what is more, having failed to stop Alfred - - Worcstr &/ 78 2/. 20
(Applause.) He thought there was no man in the House the train 200 yards further on, where the coal traip stood GaY - woman. They went to Harper'e a•ant, in Earl-street
pective Statione at Leeds, in the county of York, south- handed over 19/., which she bad received from her niece, Mntgmerysh 100 - - Birming.i
of Commons better able to direct the affaits of the nation disabled, it is for tbe driver of the express to stidw why Culcavy 4 6 121 Diphthong 25 6
the present time than Lord Palmerston, who was the he disobeytal the primary and, perhaps, the most: impor. Alma 36 10 Violet Fane - - Wilts & Brks •-• 10s. Od. -
at 2 5 5 King's-cross, in the comfy of Middleeex, and northwards before the magistrate, that she picked the bag of money
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
right man in the right place, taut of his instructions, the neglect of which occasioned Katharine Logie 3 6 10 Gagebound - up in her master's back sitting room, and went to Mrs.
Dividend Amount
.......--.... the collision. Was it that, not keeping a sharp look-out Leamington -.a. 36 10 Little Cob 25 4 caster, by which •passeegers arriving at Leeds aforesaid Mayne to ask her to take care of it, but she was not at
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
ahead, he did not see the danger signal at Nash Mills Excitement
THE EARL OF SHAFTESBURY AND so soon as he might and ought ? Again, on- perceiving Hospitality
- -
3 6 9 Brompton
4 a. d. Z s. d.
HARVIIST HOMES. the danger eigcal did his fireman and guard co-pperate Blue Rock 36 7 Knight of St. the north, and desirinetoproceed fromlieeds aforeeaid to The jury acquitted Mayne, and found Sitch and liar-
&noon .....• .... •• .. 3/. 10s. 500 0 0 50 0 0 90
ewe with him to the full extent of their power in dimipishing Maid of Cadiz ... 4 6 7 Patrick
sentenced Sitch to four, and Harper to six Ditto Marino ....... 61. p.c.&
Alliana Bri:. and For. 71. 14s. 6d.bs 100 0 0 11 0 0 18
The good old British custom of harvest-homes has just the speed of the train I After the collision the ltreak of Diana 56 6 Barbarity
34
Railway,
Lancaster
uway, or
rr
on
no anythe
Railwayontohne
tNboorutohrWtb,esotrertno permgru.icityre.asy
bs. 100 0025 0 0 ails been revived on St. Giles's estate, Dersetshire, the seat Spencer, the guard, was found screwed tightly down, Janet Pride -
Atlas ..
of the Earl of Shaftesbury. Having previously enter- ehowieg that that means bad been applied to lessen the Polrnoodie 3 6 3 I Gunboat - - t
Argus Life .........•• 4t.per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 23
tained at a festivity of this description the peasantry on a momentum of the train, though a question might arise King Brian
POLICE INTEL4IGENCE.-.Nov. 5. British Commercial .. 71. ios. 50 0 0 5 0 0 6%
Clericl.aled.& Gen• Life spr ct. & bs, 100 0 0 ,10 0 0
portion of his domain in that county, to the nu:nber of when it was applied. The express train on arriving at Jack up the Or- Perfume „,
County ....., ........ 4/. 100 0 0 110 0 0 -
nearly 300, his lordship last week invited those residing Derby was 40 minutes behind its time, and the probe- chard 362 1 by Tearaway- importance, aod, indeed, the application was made with
Crown .............. 175. Od 50 0 0 5 0 0 -
in the parishes of Horton, Woodlands, Sutton, and Gas- bility-supported by the concurrent testimony of people Agra 36 21 All's Well 25 is the sanction of the Botrd of Trade and of the hon. gentle. MANSION-HOUSE,-Frederick Iluggins, a young
Eagle - ss. 50 0 0 ' 5 0 0 ete
sage All Saints. The labourers and servants on the vari. standing at the Baxmoos station when the expres4 passed Curious
__,..".....::_gd;c171._ _ • 4
3.
d.
4 '.
d.
man who had framed the Railway and Canal Traffic man in the employ of Mr. Hellaby, a warehouseman in Equity and Law...... 4% per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 .5
that point, and of some of the paeseogere travailing by British Remed 3 6 OlSilkinore
ons farms, numbering about 350, assembled during the Regulation Act, upon which the motion was founded, Huggin-lane, was charged before Mr. Alderman Wire European
morning in the yard adjoining the mansion of St. Giles, it, as to the terrific rate at which it wee going agfes-v Lucy Lockit Y-
4 6 0 I Larnassa
Globe - -5/. per cent. Stock. ~ l 01!
250 in order to obtain thi opinion of the Court whether with robbing his master of four boxes, containing four under the care of their respective employers, and shortly minutes before the collision-is that the driver was try ttlary Lovell 460 M. Dobbler ... 25 0 under that act of parliament railway companies dozen stocke, or Beaufort ties, of the value of 4/. 16e. Guardian ........... per cent. 100 0047 5 0 55).
afterwards proceeded to church, headed by a band of ing to make up his lost time, and that, at the alarrais:g Professor Aire - Mr. Risdale, a traveller iu the service of the prosecu- Imperial Fire... -.. .. 12/. per cent MO 0 0 50 00 , 350
37.• 12s. 100 0 0 10 00 I le%
music. The sacred edifice was soon crowded with an at- speed at which he was travelling, lee was whoily unobje Gaudy
Indemnity Marine.... P. 3s & 3/. 100 0 0' 20 0 0 95
tentive and decently-attired congregation, the Earl of to bring up the train in time to avert the collisicea, alter Coal-black Rose.. 35 13 Trickaey -
Shaftesbury, the Countess of Shaftesbury, Lord , first seeing the danger signal. Miss Harkawaye 3 5 121 Maria Agnes 24 12 should be had upon tie subject. The term to " book trap with goods taken from the warehouse. He bee no Law Lite............. - - mo 0•10 0 0 61%
50 0 0 2 0 0 sth
and the other members of the family being present. Aft, r Adverting to the value of the telegraph train sia Inder 6 5 121 through " meant that passengers for Leeds, for instance, right whatever to pack any of the goods in the boot of Legal and General Life
London ..... ...
prayers, a sermon was preached by the Rev. James nals stationed by a recent arrangement r 'meg the line it. A Hurdle R f 40added to a Handicap f 5 by the Great Northern Railway, should go as quickly the trap. We have missed a great quantity of goods for
. Imperial Life
ace, o sous,
Webb, from the 6th chapter of John, verse 27-a La. short intervals, with the view to increasethe•preeautions sous each, Ift to the Race Fund. About two milesMarine.'.. •• ....... . •••••• .. 185. per share 100 0 0 28 0 0 62
4 ~i 1075.. /1/4p e
iti. he, . 2559 00 00 122 14:01 00
3-%
p_ r edeth, but fer that against accident, the circumstances attending the cold- and a quarter, and Ita directly !a theyia were
„aorwarded by the London some time past, which made me more observant and
hour net for the meat which John,
Age st
lllb
which enttureth unto everlasting life." Oa returning and North-Western line. The Railway and Canal Traffic careful in the arrangement of the goods. It was his sst'enad.:an:hidiPBs la. en. Life- ..
sion on Monday show that, though they were not suffi- over nine flights of hurdles.
from church a bountiful - -dinner was provided for the) cient altogether to prevent it the did much toll -
the
on the telegra-
tue exyhilat. t of" Ben 1'
I Age st lb
Minerva 6ll 7 Zig-Zag Regulation Act was the 17th and 18th vin., c. 31, and duty to accompany me in my rounds. Yesterday, by
,minervah ............ 5t p. ct. 205
00
00 21
00 00 -11.
that statute enacted that every railway company having my directions, he carried out of the warehouse the goods !
iLottioarneal Loan'- Fund..; 51. per cent. 20 -
Boosts beneath a spacious tent that had been erected and , violence. indeed, but for
51. per cent. 50 0 0 210 0 3%
gaily decorated for the occasion, and each of the party Om danger signal at Naett Mills,
Black Swan .....6 11 5 Royalty
4 91! or working railways which formed part of a continuous I had selected for the purpose of placing them in the Palladimn Life, -
50
Pelican ....•• •• •• •••• - - -
a 910 line of railway commueicatioroand which having termini trap. Whilst being so engaged I went out to the trap,
was supplied with a
portion of good old beer, sufficient to. life and limb to the lira by the e x
T press. would in all •••
-
onsequences to Odibara -
" cheer but not inebriate," The Earl of Shaftesbury probability have been Phautom ll 1 Penelopenear each other, shall afford all due and season- and saw him doing something under the footboard. I
5, al,), 7, able facilities for receiving the traffic of the other, then found the four boxes produced in the boot of the Provident Life.. - .... I/. ss. & be: 'lOO 0 0 10 0 o rt,,,
presided at the head of the table, and Lord Ashley took I beyond all question ...ape ing. o that circumstance, Garland
, area 10 11 Hindoo ......
" ' without any unreasonable dCay, and so that drag. I asked him why he had placed the boxes there, Rock Life.... • • ...... 7s. 5 3 0 0 10. 0
276
Professional Life.. :: ... 5/. per cent. cent -5
0 0 10 0 -
the post of carver at the other A ' f•
end. Among the into- or their lives • aria th ' •
~ - they indebted, many of them Red Rose ea-- ilO 8 Betsey B. - upon which he replied that I had selected them. I told au„
rested spectators were anent Cre towasch the Russian wisdom
_Gay.ad
e reed-, in this cave establishes the Hopeleas Star alO 8 Miss Hatch -
d le•
Ambassador, an his countess ; the is d'A ' •
p i , e of the In
.ettagittg body at Euston-squarte in hay- ' ' •••
ze„eli • in recourse to •
.di addiiional safeguards to human life. alO 7 Beechnut ......... 6 9 7 sent
t motion was founded upen an affidavit which stated him I had not done so, and that they were not a portion 'luta.) Life
that the deponent had frequent occasion to travel from of those that I selected. He then said that he did not united :ern ....
•• It 148.• -
Royal Exchange. ..... .. 101.6n0cge.nt. stock,
0 0 10 0 0 40
and other visitors and friendsof the family, Ti' If 'Nicholas alo 7 Sparchford ......... 69 7e h• with them, I took the boxes Universal Life •• ..... 5/, per cent. 100
4 12 6 5%
ee repast any ore IA .d'
p Lancaster, and other towns on that lam, to Lo intend t d London ; o o anyt ing wi iem.
. 51. per cent. -
being over, and grace pronounced- isposed to doubt this, let him fanc‘," that H 10 7 B
' there bad been d • * Mills, ' arry Lorrequer a rompton
59 v that through strains ran to Easton-square but not to back into the warehouse, and went my journey with Victoria Life • • .... • Tne Noble EARL rose, and said he desired to address the effect - what Romeo
e King's-cross, e o uston-square e prisoner,
LIST OF SCOTTISH COMP
de to those
a few seer around him before they left that • t werulo have been The driver of the • •Ithat ceee would not have- e express In Warbler ..._ 6lO 2 Boadicea.
49 ' 19/ miles further than tbat to King's-cross. That on the Committed for trial.
Dividend Amount
been looking for
place. He wished to say with what gratificatien he saw a Point 'oesere n e'any signal at Teddesley ... -
per of Paid. Price.
them there as his guests-his honest, hard-workiug pea- at the, re ie he rug, be would not have espied the Tont Perkins 59 13 Bullfinch
on existed, and the probability is that Star of the West a 9 13 Mary Lovell
sentry, who, under the providence of God, had been called little speck of was
a 9 0 .--
Company. per
41. p. ct. &bs. 20 0 0 4 '6 o 4%
to bring in and store are a most bountiful harvest... He was. eloite n onastanding in •
it,coa train
71. per cent. 100 C 0 100 0 0 19810 s
Leeds or Bradford. He took a ticket to Leeds, and, on Chapman Marshall, charged with attempting to stab
Scotland .•••
alid that all the
Sank of 100 0 0 100 0 0 230/0s
thought these celebrations were of great valuein bringine wake to leffsen the viol efforts he might then Palter a 9 12 Emulator
0 his arrival there, inquired at the Great Northern office several persons with a most formidable-looking knife. British Linen Company 81; per cent.
violence of the collision would have ' -
. 8/ per cent. 10 0 0 210 03/ 18s
together all classes of sceiety-he thought they were a I neon unavailing. Lossey
38 ' whether there was any train on to Settfe, and he wasin- Henry Partridge, an owner of a night coffee-stall, Caledoofnulanmßg
1 oainvkßa*a.k. 51. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 12/ 7s
value, to show that they were all dependent one upon 1 The solicitude shown b Bucharest
formed there was none, and that such train ranonlyfrom said he saw the prisoner turn round upon a prostitute City
y the authoritiea at Easton-
cieeteseate Bank •• •• 5%,/. p cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 l& 2s
another • and that although he was thepossessor , t 1
c immercial Bank ... 71. per cent. '5OO 0 0 100 0 0 235108
, . a /I,A , square towards the passengers who w • • The Stewards' Cup (Handicap) of ,5 scam each, Ift to the the Midland etatfone. He ultimate' arrived at Settle who was following him and declaring she would gave him estate, he could have no enjoyment of it without ths geeee 1 jered by the accident, ever since it toorz in any *ay in.
blow on the back, Eastern Bank.. -••- 61. per cent. 25 6 0 10 0 0 121 8s
fund, if declared on or b •14th of November, s four hours later than he arrived
have been if' into custody, and struck her a violent
before the
& Glasgow.. ••. Nei, cent. 0 0 5 0 041 185
place, is in the
conduct of the honest labourer and peasantry. It. Ilwy highest degree creditable to them. Mr Ridsdai added to a handsome service of plate, value s°/.1 the there had been a through train to King's-cross. On a which knocked her down on her face in the road. She E •
Edxictrige Bnk of Scot.. - - -
derived any benefit from him, he on the of ter haao, de. of Euston-square, their own medical. offi .e surgeon .r ,• .
between them, when the
National Dank •• - - 6)4 per cent. 100 0 0 IO 0 0 I 71
cer, has been gi tor toe stewards. subsequent occasion he applied at the station at Settle got up again, and he rushed
... , 8 /JO
rived-benefit from them ; area if they had derived. any indefatigable in his visits and attentions to them fir a ticket for King's-cross, but was informed that they prisoner raised his arm in a threatening manner, at the No rth of i,cotland Bank 5/. per cent :,0 00,2 10 0 512 s d
from these geed things at hie hands, he had received residences of such of them as did not call in at the Age st lb Age at lb
open claspknife,
and uttering Royal Bank of Scott. .. 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 • 4 14G40s
them at the hand of God ;he was but the channel for medical attendants. Mr. Sk lel. their own Tor ton o• 6 9 0 Culcavy 4 6 1 granted tickets for Euston-square only, and not to same time brandishing the
att* drew back,
• tive language. itnessUnion Bank of Scot. Bl. per eent. 100 0 50 0 0 102/1s
rn Bank •• .• .... 71. Per cent. 50 0
e ing of Eustonssepeare New Brighton ... 6 812 Imoeene
kin,g's-cress. facts, it was submitted, were sniff- something in his native .
he was given into Weste
.. P 0 50 0 0 521 Os
conveying them to his neigi2bour. Whatever their has also assisted in this work, and, apprehendi -that Early Bird a 6 0 dent' ground for a rule for an injunction. and the police coming up at the time
.his Alliance Fire and Li e.. sit,pr cent. 100 e 0 11 0 0 16/158
thanks, be wished 5 8 8 Titterstone
then slipped the knife into British Guarantee . .. 41. per cent. 10 0 0 2 0 0 I/ 12
them et be offered to the main source, the case of Mr. Jnicere now lying at Boxmoor, 9ilig • Bourgeois
and that. the 6 8 4 Moonshine
H had been Caledonian Fire hoer . 10i.per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 251 C:
d it fell from hint open. e
y shoula only look upon him as the instru. more injured thanatll the rest, might take an'ew e was
City of Glasgow Llle • 61. percent. 0 0 2001/ 5s
ment through which nfavour-Flatterer .
he was about.--M. Malivari,
any benefit had been conveyed, able turn, Capt. Huish, the general manager of the lire Saraband
the prisoner of the
That was the 4 7 10 Lucy Lockit
axing informed Edlnburgn Life Insur. 6/. percent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 '9l 3'
. e greatest honour to which 'a. man could Yesterday requested a surgeon of great ' '' L d Alf d
experience and or re 47 8 Maid of Cadiz ... 45 12 him to deny that the Eng. & Scot, Law Lifo saetreent. 50 00 3 5 ' s
aspire- namely, being 'the instrument,*antler God,of reputation to visit th f charge, he requested
0 4/ Ss
conferring benefit upon his
He also asked permission to write to Life Assoc. of ecoteind 6/.per cent. 10 0 0 110 061 105
thanked h• fellow-mane His lordship with Mr. Merry, the local surgeon in
,attend- Claret
Cb an Marshall reaaanded the pri- :
a.Troaitafolm!froel andi Life 6/, cent. 10 0 0 1 00 21 Os
his good, honest and ,noble tenantry for their ance upon birn, as to the treatment to be pareued with Gamekeeper
I .. 7/. percent. 200 0 0 20 0 0 36/105
readiness in co- •
ordered a summons to ee taken out to compel Scottish Union Insrnc. NI. preerit. 20 0 0 1 00 11 14,
, _
and
for . uperating with him in a work such as respect to Inna , Vandermulin 37 3 Mary Anne ......4 511 narrow issue. At present you put it in this way only, goner,
anddance of the woman who was knocked down. Standard Life •••••• • • 5/• per cent. 50 0 .0
7 0 0 20/ Os
this,
the atten
'day, without stintingin t etr employ a day's hula The Jesuit
also ordered every facility to be United Dep Assurance 5/. oer cent. 10 0 o i o o -
them in theirmagistrate wages. He then Hospitality
to his colonel and friends.
proceeded to observe that he DARING SHOP ROBBERY AT YORK' afforded him for writing
MISCELLANEOUS.
fling to revive throughon rejoiced they were begin- ---. Theodora
The prisoner was then remanded.
land the good old British cost t the length and b - .
reaelth of the An audacious robbapparently Braxey
&7 0 Jack up the Orchard-3 510 • - • 1 John Parke, a sullen-looking young man, who atria
a_
f‘
of Company. Dividend Amount I
had fallen, unhappil • am of harvest homes. It robbery, designed on Lou h a7 0 Polmoodie
turned out to,
be on "ticket-of-leave " was committed Name per of I Paid. Price.
• Y, into disuse but • the same plan as that r- tl tt d• P g Bawn
Annum ehare
revived in many parts of the kin ' was now being 1. esen y a empte in Par- Lundy Foot
f trial for a violent assault upon Edwin Hoyle, assis. --- eta_ _ • • . I
would be continued, because h g'inta•
He did hope it iamec4ntaystreet, London, was effected in the shop of Octavia ... ..... ... a 6 8 Assailant 3 5 e Mr. Weleby said his motion was founded on those Or
r rant to Mr. Milo, tobacconist, of Bull-inn-court, Strand, 4 s. S. Z s. d.
e believ
were of benefit to them all. if A ed such gatherings Mr. ssotheron, bookseller, York,' on Friday last. Gaylad
The prisoner, It appeared,. walked into the shop on Assam lea • • ........ 5/ 50 0 0 20 0 0
Aectien :Mart.... •• - 2 *
good that arose from them, he sh an
one doubted the Mr. iS otheron employs two assistants in his shop, Excitement
Monday morning, f .
and asking for a pennyworth of t4 per cent. 50 0 0 - tustralian Alriculturi
_-
to seethe decency •1 with that
person awl an errand 1
3 5 8 Mr. Justine Cresswell-We can only deaf with what it. is. 100 0 0 17 10 0 264
of IterneatioUr and the •ad usually sits in the counting- Black Swan
ou snuff ,ff took up a silver-mounted meerschaum pipe, worth Australian Trust -.. 81. per cent - 25 0 0 -
o ous
all present. He waa quite certain th 3 .Y.
faces
of
haus() behind. At about noon on Frida when Stork
325., and a bundle of cigars, concealing arena under the Australan Royal Mail 5/, 10 0 0 all -
had formed good
resolutions that da at many of them the young men had gone to dinner and they, lad had Blue Rock 36 6 Village Cook 35 7 the narrow ground on which you stand, and, y
ad warning before- sleeves of his coat. He was observed by prosecutor, and aArnigtilsoh-MAemx.leriacTiiiMi.inant., ii. los. 10 0 0 all -
- 40 0 0 -
had been an honour to that estate, 3iTt'utalala that, as they f be
-en sent on an errand, two roe b' d Affghan 4 6 6 Knight of St. Pa- should hereafter slip you will have h
followed. The prisoner then handed back the cigars, Canada
.........b...?
61. plesrCent. 100 0 0 32 10 0 -
honour to their Christian e trusted, aa pecta ey dressed Katherine Logie 36 6 trick - - -
profesaion, so, men entered the shop and. requested t b
- its%
ing of God, they would continue to b , unaer the bleu.. certain articles. M s. r. Sotheron
° e shown Fanny Fern 46 5, Little Dorrit ...... 35 6 Rule granted. -- blow, with some weapon, on tbe headt cutting open his Bate, 6 per cent. •• 41. per cent. -
would endeavour to perform that erti so, and that tenet, ad. d
n prol uced. severe was in attendance Venison 46 4 Ephorus 35 5 UER
COURT OF EXCHEQ .
temples, but happily doing him no serious injury, City Navigation Bonds -
Electric Telegraph .. 6 per cent. 125 0 0 1 24 0, 0
______
honour to which they could attain- t!ie, h wet the highest I books, but one of the men Alfred
Ditto .........
that state of life to which it had pleased Gu their duty ill particularly wished to see a " History of the Leamineton
LAMBETH. -William. Henry 'Wootton, Charles Equitable •
Reversionry '7lpr. cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 -
'
However, be did not corns therefor the God to ceell -.hem. Bible," which was lying in the window. To ob- Curious°
,Mary Ann Clark, and Dittc New ........ 50 0 0',17 10 0 - ,
the South Cullen, Charles , Joseph
12.11Tp(),R, et e tain this Mr Sotheron
Revers. -T invest. 5 --Eohl 100 0 0 ano 0 0 -
Gen, e fe
jug a long address, but solely for the purpee maa" • * a o open a folding sash, King of Scotland 36 3 Van Eyck 35 2 compensation in damages from the defendants,
Young were brought up on remand before Mr. Elliott cenlsteamiavinavti r; P.
c.
.'
0 0 14 0 0 -10 iipet. 15
them how glad he was to see them tea- jao aaof telling one side of which was covered with prints, and King Brian
on a &tante of committing a burglary and robbery at Hudson's Bay.. g....°.• Stock. ! - was to see their order their decency, sad t)::, haltey he which when thrown back concealed- half the sh p Romeo
the house of Mr. Swire, a chemist, on Brixton -hill, and Hungerford ........., 21;53 100 0 0 .100 0 0 -
-
-
and how he trusted, under the bleseiag of um-
ir cornfo • rt, from his view. Under the pretext of facilitating his Maid of Derwent 36 21 Laverne 34 12 the plaintiff forwarded some cattle by the defendants' ,
y •
a caslabox containing about 40/. in London Institution . - - - 1
all
carrying awa .
eghty God
notes; London Reversionary 5/per cent. 15 0 0
12 0 0 -----
they would join with him in an eatnest eft' et' search, the taller of the two men Went outside the Mary Lovell
old, and silver, and other property.
Russell Institution•• •• -
0 ive effortt
-
make that eetate a model estate, tiot only for E. `-) shop, and pointed through the window to the book The Copeland N f• stead of their being. placed in the ordinary cattle-truck,
gln addition to the evidence given at the former ex- arkealtatentcand.Co 10/. per cent. 20 00117 10 24
ursery Handicap o 5 sous each, with 0 e 0 0 'lOO 0 _
but for the whole of the civilised world. Then hesgland in question as well as to another,le they were secured in a closed up van, with an aptrtur .
tion Sergeant Standitch said that on Saturda Reversionary Int. Soc. 4%1. pr cent. 100
0 : 60 0 0 64
I was which he pre- added, for two-yr-oils. About one mile.
From some cause amnia'
went to the room oecu ied by the : 7 Royal Mail Steam.... i 4/, p. share. 100. 0 _
all
sure if landlord and tenant, employer and employed tended to want. In the mea • his •
meantime accomplice st lb st lb at the top which opened and shut.
closed, and was
it disco- last he . p prisoners Cu!.o South Australian Laud I 6/.per cent. 25 0 0 -
,
d those who boa
those who had property no
.. none-ex. went into the conuting-house and obtained • - Flower 9 2 Blemish
the aperture became
6 5 vered, between Newport and Gloucester, that the cs,ttle fen and Clark, in Medford-place, Tottenham-court-road Trust and Loan Comp. 1
1 - 20 0 0 0 -
cent that honest property of their labour-would join in sion of Mr. Sotheron'scash-box,posses-
_ern
(._
eeer
and there found two saltspoone and the bunch of keys Upper Canada ...• . one great effort to advance each other's welfare, and to quantity of
old
rid . containing a
ct-s`,' rtia li V g,y ... 9, 2 Impostor
roduced, one of which he found unlocked the Lillof •
~ ti
a silver (including a double )intuorier
'Pity Thousand. Cures without Medi-
maintain the Christian character, they would arrive at sovereig f g •
Mr. Swine, the prosecutor. The chisel he She [ADVERTISEMENT.] -...1
11 0 the reign of Geor e IV' a • Mongrel
that condition of things which wee the happiest and note for 200/ a g ..), premetsory 6 3or unleading d dhe had received from M i • (delicious Revalenta Arabica Food, of in-
The pro uce le bwire on the morn- chic, by Du Barry's
Oak Brill
' flatulency, constipation nersous
safest that could be attained in this faller.' world. Ate! ditto, se, •' - 10/. Bank of England note, a 51.
ing after the robbery.
digestion (dyspepsia),
eral York and W Cook Robin
... 7 4 Cora Fatima .. 6 2 cause came on for trial before Mr. Baron lid at
laints, debility, cough, asthma,'
now be wished them hearty joy. - The park was open ; batikers' de ' est Riding notes, two Committed for trial. • bilious, and liver comp
there was a band for teeir amusement, and cricket and receipts posit notes for 50/. each, some bankers' Master Begot 7 2 Sister to Elfrida 6 1 the late assizes at Gloucester, when the jury returned a
-a_ consumption, Ste.-Care -re 71,0 f d •
reire -0. dyspepsia, from
other games would be provided. He trusted that at the. The books railway calls, and other documents. Fat 'el D ueht -..
j ,T, a a ,er f 7 0 NI. Dobbler 6 0 verdict in favour of the company. SOUTHWARK.- Charles Hunter alias Charles 1 Stuartd • • -
the Right lion. the Lord D .
..
e Decies-" I have
7 0 Energy 5 13 show cause u Bally b Iteyalenta Ara-
Mr. Keating now applied for a rule to ,
derived considerable. bet.itid t
close of the day they would rejoice that, raider the bless- 'found, rho luauted out having at length been La; e • ..•-•
df r . Gafford, alias James Hunter at 11 'll d d •
e with et Amphion
a ticket-of-leave convict , _ a we - well-dressed man,
bleat Food, and considei ! nett o_ yo_urselvFs and the public
jug of God, they had had an opportunity, by rational pauion that 1,1 the cash-box told his cern- Sot net-set
to authorise the publicatio
,:,f. these line,.-STUART Da
for final exa • •
mirth, and by sober enjotnett, to celebrate His praista, left rho o should walk on, and accu d• ' k .
not o a le shop r ingiy he c. ,by Touch- stone
daring garotte robbery' epsia, nervousness, asthma, cough, constipa-
nly with their Ii but in tieer i!ear;s. (IPPIA•u".) &Aileron t- ' The other fellow requested It.
Mr. a giber .
agony from dYsa .
6 111 e. by Black Eagle ... 5 6 Act, 1354, as it was unjust and unreasonable.
Cheer's were fte o niak° a neat
er- Mr. Edward Meant b • asms sickuens at rho stomach and vomit
on eine sworn said -I am a tion flatulency, sP
br,
_. A rwards given for L. Ashley, who had selected, and at parcel of the book; he Voulter ~...
b he •'-clerk, ' have been removed by Du Barry's excellent food.- ,•
ieny returned thanas • d - for the C..uttfees of ,an also ft - promised tocall r it in
provided ac- an ei b and I reside ,at 6, Oxford terrace, Clap- ing,
Shafteebery, and the san bour. Nothing neer for
rel-'!.ritshi-terr .ala•
, Wortham Ling, near Piss, Norfolk."-From i
other members o . the lareil The
t . y. e, however,
the plain- haul road. On Wielneeday r ten a the 29thMARIA Jebel,
edify then repair d- t . - by Mr. Sotheron, who ' wee scree of lii tu Xr •14:1‘141
-pt •
12 • d-- 'P.
lu''
' ' nit.
the Dowager Countess of Castlestuart. Cure 52,612.-" Ross- I
variety of rural sportseo the park, whore da, • teerg and a iu the course of the after- 'uce.,, -8 ss 6 5 ' . .
and that between an 1, I was - •
safe,
returning home from the city, t or Down, Ireland, 9th December, 185
the
noon went to his desk tiff's eervant to see that the cattle were
to and in assitrevor, Colin y
were k
the w d ' the usual carriage appropriated b .-, ng along Blackman street, a man suddenly
Dowager Countess of Castlestuart feels induced,
.in the in-
the. whole proceediept up with much spirit, tt _
as , for his cash-box and fouud The vt's• .ter Cu • • .
w gone. el reward h p Handicap of 5 sovs each, with a piece Y were secure in e
be refued. came eland me
tifying a of a
character. g being
most pleasing and Bra 1.
therefore, must and seined too tightly by the threat.ofsuffering humanity, to - state that Du Barry's excel-
detection of the thieves as been offered for the of plate, value 501. Two miles. their conveyance. Tho rule,tercet
, .
. - leves, but n„,h•l then saw the prisoner rush out of King's-place when lent Itevalenta Arabica Food bas cured her, after all melt-
_--................-. heard of them at present. Fr -mg has been " Yrs st lb Yrs st lb Rule refused accordingly. ho seized me by tho arms, and another man rifled my tines bo,d. failed, of indigestion, bile, great nervousness, and
- ' ona the ad • , ,
OriVaranseeirerii.]-ITo ---
in which the robbery was plannei na ,'
roitmanfeer I Tr° c' to -
writing pockets, turning them completely inside out. I called irritabiliLy of many ye-us'. standing." This food deserves. the
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.o the Medical Times and Gazette, says !—" I beg to say
that my father wa4 among the eccentrics.'lremember that
he was m possession of a piece of leather, which was
made from the skin of the notorious Mary Bateman, who
was guilty of many murders by poison at Leeds 40 add
years ago. She was executed at York, and my grand.
father gave a oourse (short) of anatomical lectures on her
body at the Leeds Infirmary. I don't recollect who got
the skin tanned ; but-I believe both he and my father were
considered very odd In somethings. My frion.►, Dr. Simp-
-800, of York, informs me thathe knew a person in Landon
(about the hospitals), who bad a pair of boots made from
the skin of a " subject," and which he constantly wore.
There is no memoir extant of this strange individual, but
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