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THE NATIONAL GALLERY. ' CITY SHERIFFS' OOURT-(This Day.) PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEES. LAW INTELLIGENCE.-July 2. transfer to Lord litzwilliam was brought by Mr. Cook- I magistrate would remand him for a few days he would COlldttra:' Mrtarktatee
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( From the Morning Advertiser.) (Before Mr. Prendergast, Q.C.) THE NEW SCHEME FOR ALTERATIONS IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. haekrupte but not by Lord Fitzwilliam, and therefore The prisoeer was teen remanded. EDINBURGH MEAL MARKET-Jour 1.
The people of England, and more especially the FRANKLIN V. NUTT. DULWICH COLLEGE. (Sittings at Nisi Prius in Londore-Ben ire Mr. Justice erfect, and I refused to registrar it. Mr. Bass raid he was very destrou3 of making the cosi- ,
Chem were in the market to- day 15 sacks oatmeal, easksl
London masses, must not suffer themselves to be • This was an action to recover of the defendant, who Yesterday a committee of the House of Lords, con- Willes and a Special Jury.) waasTrit."Rp
aymond, at the conclusion of the plaintiff's case, stable a present for his excellent conduct on the occasion. vita. a- e • •
submitted that there was no evidence to go to the jury Mr. Payuter obsereted that he might do so through the g ing eBO lbs imperia ,w t so at .s. .
l he la ld 46 Od '
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deluded by the victory of last Friday, in the matter is the proprietor of the Bell Tavern, Basinghall-street, H
*sting of the Earl of Harrowb chairman his Ro al
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h sth D k f C b'dY( 0, A )Ihh ELL AND ANOTHE
y B R, ASSIGNEES, V. STAICKLAND.-THE in support of it. The only question was as to the in- authorities. The maghtrate then made. a note upon the -_ _
EDINBURGH HAY .AND .STRAW MARKET--
of the removal of the National Gallery, into a belief damages for the wrongful dismissal of the plaintiff, who g nes eII e 0 all.l ri-ge, -a) -rcoeishop Of BANKRUPTCY OF MESSRS. STRATUM, PAUL, AND BATES. tention of the bankrupts at the time they paid the police-sheet, commendatory of the officer's conduct. Jeerer 1. .
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that there really exists in the present House of
was cook in defendant's service. Canterbury, the Earl of Moto, and the Earl of Middle- The plaintiffs in this case are assignees of Messrs. • '
money upon Mr. Strickland s cheque, and there was -- '
ton, met for the purpose of considering the bill prepared Str Supplies of all kinds these Jest sL•r. days large.
ahan, Paul, and Bates, and they sought to recover a nothing at all to show that they had any intention of MARLBORGUGH.STRE ET, -Joseph Simpson was Oat straw, from Sts Oci. to lls 6d per keanple of 16 steno
Commons any party worthy the name of Liberal-
From the evidence of the plaintiff it appeared that she in pursuance of the recommendation ftb 1 - f
s o e roya com sum o money which had been paid to the defendant
any section of the House sufaciently numerous.to
p ef ma, Mr Striekland before an other creditor
y . finally examined, charg .
ed wi'll an offence known as gar- tron; wheat do., 8s Od to lls 01 ; barley do., Sts to Ws 04
was engaged on the 9th May, and three days before the missioners, and with the consent of the Court of Chan* shortly before the bankru h d h • - r ''' .
ptcy, upon t e groun t at it
command respect, who entered that House in- Mr. Justice Willes-The question was whether there was rotting, and with attempted i obbery. • Hay from ls to 15d.
l end of the first month Mrs. Nutt gave her notice to cery, for entirely remodelling Dulwich College, and re- had been paid by way of fraudulent preference. •
financed by those high motives which belong on y distributin any evidence of intention to prefer this particular credo Tne evidence has already appeared.
g the large and increasing revenues of that Mr. Sergeant Bytes, Mr. M. Smith, and Mr. Hannan
"ne this would be leave. She was paid a month's wages only.
to public-minded men. To imagi .
establishment, so as more widely to spread the benefits appeared for the plaintiff 3, and Mr. Sergeant Shee and
e tor, and it seemed to him that all the evidence of inten- Prisoner, who asserted his innocence, was committed DALKEITH MEAL MA...IIKET-3-GNE so.
I on er-lane, a eared for tho
t and dangerous delusion, sure in the end to Mr. W. B. Davies, ronm g pp tion to perfer related to Earl Fitzwilliam. for trial. There were in the market to-day 18 bags Of oatmeal and
a grea intended by Edward Alleyne, the founder. Mr. Raymond for the defendant.
he laintiff was dismissed m Mr. Sergeant Bylee contended that there was evidence John Jeffries, coachman to Mr. Rich, M.P., was brought 10 bags barleymeal. Soles dull.
damage the cause advocated by Mr. Roebuck and ' defendant, and' stated that t p r., Venables appeared for the commissioners ; Mr. Mr. Sergeant Bytes said this was a case which would re- of intention to prefer all Mr. Cookney's clients, Earl uf f i •t• • • ft l• 0. t 1 k f 2801bs First. Second. Thirti.
p or urt ler examine ion, on suspicton o sea mg a a mea , per sac o
his friends, and at no very distant period to endan- for ill-behaviour, and when she left she made no com- Sergeant Wrangiam for the governors of Dulwich Col- quire and repay the very serious attention of the jury, it Fitz william, Mrs. Gore and the defendant. valueble mare, belonging to his master. imperial . , 4se Od - s Od 44, 14
ger what remains of the democratic or free portion le e• Mr Ser ean er
plaint. Mr. Nutt proved that he engaged the plaintiff at g , . g t M ewether on the part of the thee'. being an action brought by the assignees of Messrs. ~
Mr. Joetica Willes, after some further discussion, Mr. Rich said that the mare had been discovered in a Barleymeal, per ditto
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of the English Constitution and the rights of men M. per yeas on her stating that she could cook for 200 tricot profession; Mr: Parson for St. Lukei, Middlesex; Straha,n, Paul, and Bates, for a considerable sum of thought it best to leave the case for the consideration of stable remote from the place where the prisoner led hint Peasemeal, per ditto - s Oil -s nt
in. Britain. They must, in fact, stand isolated . Mr Knox for St. Giles, Camberwell ; and Mr. Sturmy money paid to the defendant, as the assignees alleged, Flour, per ditto -R .Oa -s Od --3 Ug,s,
b t t 1 t h d'd n t et the dinners ready in s '
persons , n a as s e i o g the jury, but he reserved leave to Mr. Raymond to move to suppose it would be found. The mare, he was io-
from public life, and be profoundly ignorant of ior St. Saviour's, Southwark. by way of fraudulent preference, the amount having been Pot-barley, per ditto - a Od -.3 lA'
time, and on the day she was discharged the vegetables Ta the court upon the point. formed, vvas left at the stebles by a, groom, who he (Mr.
the " present state of things," the impressions and , e following is a brief epitome of the provisions of paid to Mr. Cookney, Mr. Strickland's attorney, on the --- .
Mr Sergeant Bytes and Mr Raymond having ad- Rich) believed was his ooachman. Witness believed .
were not aone, and ane said that tf the customers could the new scheme. It proposes that the existing corpora- Saturday evening on which the bankrupts closed their dres . - - • .•
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, feelings of the day, who fancy for a moment that . . sed the jury for their respective clients, that the act was done from some infirmity of mind mid a
not watt till they were done, they must eat them raw. den of " God's Gift" shall be dissolved, and after the 31st doors never again to open them. The bankrupts had There was a small supply of English wheat toality, 012
the place and pension-hunting crew, who occupy Mr. Justice Willes summed up, and directed the jury memory, and not for felonious purposes ; and as the
si i r evid d said h
the benches of the House of Commons, and of Mrs. Nutt gave 'Dila ence, an tat she had of December, 1856, no new appointment is to be made been for some time previously in a state of considerable th t dtofidfo th 1 intiff they must be of coachman had been adth him for 20 years be wished to
, ainor er n r ep a the trade slow, but farmers quite indisposed to give wal
. to any office in the h • • d • d • :
c arity, except in accor ance with embarrassment, an in the early part of the month •ot h 0
in
.price, and we cennot alter our quotations, thpug_
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"the other House," as it used to be called continual complaints of her refusal to do As she was di- opinion that the payment to Mr Strickland had be, le state publicly that he considered his honesty un-
the plan now proposed. The Archbishop of Canterbury May they bad applied to the Bank Of En 1 d f - • • • . • • ' '
gan or as- voluntartly in contemplation of bankruptcy, and with unpeached,-Discharged. solitary cases ls to 2s less money was taken. Foreign hiu
in John Bradshaw's times, care one jot for the rected by the manager, and the dinners were frequently and his successors to be Visitors of the college. After sistance, which was refused, and then upon the suag - • - b f d'
es. intent to prefer him e ore the other cre 'tors. ---- - firm, and a fair business done. Of barley hardly a samplo .
artistic, literary, and scientific institutions of behind time. Mr. Nutt said that he considered that the 31st of December, 1856, 15 governors should have tion of Sir W. Farquhar a meeting of the banks of Lon- -The jury found a verdict for the defendant. . SOUTHWARK.-Georee Venable:, driver of one of to be seen and good quality much wanted. Dad and I.lk
dia.n corn'are being used as substitutes for feeding. 0141 k
the nation ; or that they are regarded by these either master or servant could terminate the service at the entire control and management of the charity,. its don was held, and the circumstances were investigated ; SCOTT I`. SIB J. L. GOLDSMID. the Post•offiee carts conveying letters between London and beans fully as dear. Linseed continues in good die
selfish despicable jobbers in any other light than the termination of the first month. estates and property. Four of thegovernors tobe elected, and it turned out that it was impossible that the bank The declaration in this case contained seven counts, and Gravesend, was charged with unlawfully suffering a mond, d nte rce Oil and cakes also improvod
goo qua i lies sca .•
as means to an end-that end being simply power His Honour said that was not the law unless there was one each by the vestries of St. Botolph, Bishopegate ; St. could proceed, and that insolvency and bankruptcy were and there were no less than fourteen pleas. The princi- person, not a guard or person employed for that purpose, in value, the former 3/. and the latter 104 to 15s per tone
. Saviour's, Southwark ; St. Luke's, Middlesex • and St. inevitable. Sir W. Farquhar advised that they should pal ground upon which the plaintiff claimed damages to ride upon his vehicle. with a large business. Rape ca,kes scarce, and support etor
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• and patronage. Still it was a triumph, and no a . _
n agreement to that anat.
. mean one, 153 members of that house, usually Giles's, Camberwell. The governors elected to hold office stop immediately, and that advice. ought to have been was for having been dismissed from the management of A gentleman from the office of Mr: Peacook, the Post- currency.
The laintiff, in answer to t• b In H
gues ions y is ononr, for a period of seven years, to be eligible for re-election followed. He would do Sir J. D. Paul the justice to sa s s s. I.
called lower (a term whiCh some day the people of . P 3' certain estates belonging to the defendant. office solicitor, said the authorities were desirous that an. a ,
ea said that she had been in service 32 years and never at the determination of such period. The eleven non- that his advice also was that that step should be taken. Mr. Serjeant Bytes, Mr. Garth, and Mr. T. Bell a Peas grey and black -to •••••
eat, nglish, red 76 to 80 r 0
England may shorten by a syllable), were found
I:" defendant might be punished with some severity, as a "."
Ditto white - 78 to 82 tensors:a, Black Sea._ 52 to
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lected overnors to be a ointed b the Court of This took laceon the Bth of Jun and on the next daY eared for the laintiff • and the Attorne General
have courage enough to try their strength with the heard of such a case. In the last two situations she had es, g .PP Y P .e, . . p p , y. , mail cart was robbed some time ago owing. to similar Dantzic and Konigs- Ditto Potersburgh ... 45 tO Pi
uhancery, upon the application of the Attorney-Gene- they ought not to have opened the bank. At this time Mr. Bovill, Mr. Cleaeby, and Mr. Kaye were fer the conduct on the driver's part, and the prisoner must have
out-and-out Court party in the house, and to de- held she remained two years in one and six months in berg 7B to 82 Ditto Rig a and Arch-
ral, either by petition or summons, one of such gover- Mr. Strickland'a debt from the bank amounted to defendant. known he waadoing wrong. Pomemniansaid Ham- angel • • 42 to 40
feat that party, despite its avowed strength, its the other. nors to be a resident inhabitant of Dulwich. There 10,000/., and in the course of . the same day there was His lordship, after hearing the pleadings, suggested The prisoner said the persons he took up were chiefly burgh
means of corruption unscrupulously used, and in Mr. Davies contended that the plaintiff had waived shall be a transfer of the administration of the cha- paid into his account a cheque for the further sum of ' 3B 100
. that as the case involved many details of account, it was employed in tbe Poet-office. He did not charge them Danish,Holstein, and , Memel ...
Possession of a " tower of strength" which the all right to notice by taking the money and going away rity in its funds to the new governors. An allowance is 303/. 2s. 9d., and the next day 9,800/. of that amount better that it should be settled out of court. anything, and thought there was no harm in taking Friesland' •65 to 72 Tor TOL'
Queen's name--unquestionably popular-anaturally without complaint, and the summons had been taken to be paid to the master, wardens, fellows, and poor was withdrawn. The learned' counsel then detailed This suggestion was adopted, and a verdict was en- them. Russian and Odessa 60 to 68 Ling. c., 71n111 Os to 915 n.
bestows on it. out without any demand having been made. brethren in full satisfaction of all rights and privileges at the circumstances which he contended showed that this stered for the plaintiff for the damages in the declare- Fined 40s. and costs. . Oats, English
Yet so it was ; that partT was defeated in a mor- present enjoyed, viz., to the master annualla, 1,0151. ; money had been paid by way of fraudulent practices. don, 15,0001., subject to a reference to Mr. Sergeaot Ditto Danish • 26 to 28 Ditto inf. for. 010 s Od to 0101
His Ho • f 'd •
nour said that he was a rat that it must. be -- I_,P
tifying way, and on a point to effect which the warden, 855 r. ; third and fourth fellows each,466l. ; and Sir John Dean Paul was called and . said-I was a agayes. •
•LAMBETH,-Mr. Daniel Wm. Wade, commission
Dpiittttoo FRriesland
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ussian . 27 to 2811ta.pe cakes r -s Od to 125 sue
Partisans of the Coburg aim and views had de- • taken as art assent, and gave judgment for defendant. to each of the poor brethren and poor. sisters, 150/. member-of the• firm of Strahan, Paul, and Bates. -In •Tne cases of " Goldstnid v. Scott," and " Croft ve agent, of No. 4, Lorimere-terrace, Walworth, was-fur- .Ba I it' 42 to 45'T Englitsh - sto -4
r ey, ma ing - ..
voted much care and attention, and no small _ ,- . These sums are to be payable quarterly, except to the May our circumstances were • such' that we applied .to Golden:Lid," were also referred. ther examined charged with committing a murderous Ditto grinding 34 to' 381 Ditto foreign ' 00e to gi
amount of delicate intrigue. A cry was raised POLICE IN'rELLIGENOE.---(This Day.) he are to be aid monthl the Bank of England for assistance which was refused.
poor brettareh, to whom t y p , .y. . ,
some years ago that England and the English were -....,......- ! The charity is to consist of two branches,--educational On Thursday, the 7th, I saw Sir W. Farquhar, who ..
. . savagely as•aulting Mrs. Julia Strickland. I
Ditto foreign • 3B to-44tBones
• - and eleemosynary. Three-fourths of the net income is was consulted, and he suggested that we should call a
greatly behind the Continental nations in artistic POLICE INTELLIGENCE.-.Tuly 2. The case was adjourned on the former hearing for the Peas, white and yel. 40 to 42IFlour, per bra : 3se. 386
taste and skill in what May be called the social and . BOW-STREET. - • . to go to the 'educational branch of
,the institution,. and meeting -of London bankers which was held on the fol. • attendance of Now lan, who appeared to-day, but in a ' - . , ,
. domestic arts, as contradistinnuished from the fine
. . , 0 . -It will be recollected
TIE OWNER OT THB NUGGETS. one.fourth to the eleemosynary brancb. There shall.be • kering day about two o'cloek. We laid before them the -,,,,e, 0„,„,,,,,
two schools ; the upper, or classical school, and the .seate of our affairs, and applied for-assistance ; but they oste la -al eer.co e.-Dennis Leary, a costermonger, WAR very wea.k state. Hie evidence was substantially the • .
ll n the first .
BRISTOL SUGAR-JULY 2. . I,
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. if la arts, which sprung froth Greece and Italy, and to that a few days ago a man, who stated that he was a brouoht up on suspicion of stealino a diamond ring from same as was given by the witnesses ca ed o
lower or English school, to be both maintained in the came to the conclusion that they could not render the - • a • • ' • a There is no material alteration to netice in our mark ,
which England never seriously could nor .did lay porter in Covent-garden Market, was placed before M
--r• townehip of Dulwich. 350/. per year is to .be paid to ashistance required. They advised that we should not ohe body of one Robert Stocker, killed in a fracas in the .examina ion. since this day week. Business rather quiet, only 100110
strees - The prisoner's attorney made a strong appeal to the' West India having been sold, at a reduction in some oval
~ . Any claim. But when it was asserted by the Prince Jardine charged with being in possession of several the head master, and 250/. to the under master, toge- open on the following day, Saturday, the 9th. I con-
At about half t f M d • 1 tth b h representing that the unfortunate occurrence of 6d per cwt. Merchants, however, .are ' confident, an
-pas our on on ay morning as e enc ,
i• Consort and his party, that Englishmen were de- nuggets of Australian gold, and that he offered the same ther with an allowance respectively of 30s. and 10s. for curred in that opinion. We were at that tinne, to our
deceased, who was an hydraulic engineer, carrying on arose through the exceesive drunkenness of his client, show much
.firtnnese. At a small reduction, in price t 2.;
, ficient in the applicative genius requirei to turn for sale at the shop of Mr. Clark, a pawnbroker, in the eevery boy above 50 in the schools. In the upper school own knowledge, in a state of insolvency. The meet-
business in Arthur-street, New Oxford-street, was ob- and his entertaining the extraordinary and most unjust malket would he cleared. Rum continues to be very DP
to account, for the improvement of man's social neighbourhood of tbe court. Mr. Clark, on the gold is to Ihe taught the principles of the Christian reli- iug lasted half-an-hot*, and I soon afterwards re-
served by a lad named Elward Evans, in High-street, idea that Mrs. Lock was a person of improper character, and much neglected.
~ and domestic condition, the aspirations and inspi- glish literature and composition Greek Latin turned to the bank and communicated to Mr Strahan
b • ff d f •1 t• dth 'tth ' ginn' En- ' • • ' • ' ' • ' ' - beating a man with a stick. The man was retreating who had been introduced to his house by Mrs. Strict:-
eing o ere or sa e, ques tone e man as o . e French, German, history, and geography, drawing, men- the advice tendered, and also told him my own opinion. --
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rations of true genius, and higher intellects than backwa ds and the deceased followino him UD Deceased land. • His ideas, however, were perfeetly unjust and
ell
means by which he became po3seleed of it, and in an- euration, rnathematics, vocal music, engineering, civil It was necessary we shonld not close at once, because ,-• • 1 ' . . °, ' • f d 1 f h (th or itor) felt bound to Hay that In consequence of the very.fina weather, aud the d g
their own, we may safely appeal to the whole his- naving broken hie Wick over the man s head, the latter un oun e, ,or e es lc
te in 'ma
ewer to the question the man said he found the nuggets engineering, chemistry, and the natural sciences. From. there were securities of Lord Fitzwilliam which required accountelfrom England, our markat to-day was ga
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tory of that nation, and of that country to neither . . rushed upon him and felled him at one blow. The pd. persons of greater propriety of character or higher re-
in the market. Mr. Clark not thinking the explanation this school are to be eight exhibitions of 100/. each, to registeation to perfect them. Mr. Strahan eaid this, and 1
soner and two other of the bystenders went to the fallen spectability than Mrs. Strickland and Mrs. Lock there 1 to 9d cheaper than or
depresse( Wheat ad and oats 6 _ .
get
of which the Prince Consortl belongs, either by ' be tenable fir four years. In the lower school ate to be fully acquiesced in his opinien, and we determined to Friday, and even at these reductions business to any extneo
tisfactory took the man before Mr. Jardine, who, on . . .
en and found that he was dead. Evans who knew did not exist.
racticable No barle on show. Indian OP'
birth, feelings, or education, that such assertions sa 70 foundation scholars, to be selecten from the parrshes open on Saturday. Mr. Cookney was Lord Fitzwilliam's 111 ' •
d ' • d Mr Elliott said that be should send the prisoner for was n'Y'c' P . '• y ~.
have no foundation in truth. bearing the whole of the circumstances, ordered the of St. Botolph, St. Saviour, St. Luke and St. Giles, solicitor in this matter. He was also solicitor f
Or me, deceased, told them where he lived, an they came . • ,
him home Whilst they were waiting at the door for trial on bone charges, but should remand him to a future met a very slow sale at 6d to ls per q.c. oecune.
White wheat, 416 dd to 46s Od ; red ia itto, 38s to 42s 21;
The outcry about the necessity of patronising man to be discharged, and directed advertisements to be Catnberwell ; such scholars to be clothed, educated, end air Mrs. Gore, and Mr. Strickland. On Friday evening
admission; Evans saw th h k f d
risoner search t e poc ets o ay. *ley, -s Od to -s Ocl ; oats, 14s 6d tt. 16s Ocl; rapeaos j
the arts, as they are curiously enough called by inserted in the newspaper° for any parties who might maintained at the expense of the charity. The education Mr. Strahan communidated with Mr. Cookney.
I be- deceased, but A
adin, mil; Ia) small key, he threw it under • The prisoner was removed from the bar, and soon after -s Od to -s Otl per•brl; oatmeal, 16s Od to 188 oa ; bakl,
the Prince and his partisans, has been got up for have lost the property. in the lower school is to consist of the principles of the lieve I was in the habit of seeing Mr. Cookney almost
trio screper, and exclaimed with an oath-" Not a his attorney represented that he was exceedingly ill flour, 23s Od to 27s Od per cwt; luctiancon i, 29s Od to 32stis
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political, viz., the worst of purposes. It has been This morning inspector Dodd appeared in court, and Christian religion, spelling, reading, writing, grammar, daily. Lord Fazwilliam s securities bad been given
rnao " It was afterwards discovered that a ring had through mental excitement and grief fur what had oc• per 480 lbs. . e
got up to extend the influence of a person whose stated that, according to the directions of tbe magis- ition Latin French and German langua..es about a year before and it was understood at the time e.
compos , , , . .o t , . ) . • b. ea taken from the hand of deceased. One witness curred, and requested that he might be at once removed
history and eography vocal music, &a. The religious that registration was necessary to make them complete COAL MARKET.--Juoi 2.
mancauvres and intrigues have, on more than one trate, he had advertised for. the owner of the gold, and a • •g - ' • li f E l d T ' • e - .• ' proved that the deceassd had the ring on his finger at in a cab to Horsemonger lane ga.ol.
nstruction is to be that of the lecture o ng an . he but the registration was not to take place unless it was
occasion, damaged the popularity of the lady who person named Bell had made an application for the nag B ' 'I ' f • •t b th • • I
- curgeois co. ection o pictures is o e open to e imperative y necessary. I saw Mr. Cockney on the Sa- e was struc own.
the time h k d Mr Elliott granted the request, and the prisoner was Prices of Coal per ton at the close of the market.
's acts as chief magistrate of this realm-a popu- Ins Ch kl ttdtb t f ' f t. h t k away in a cab.
pector ec -eys a e a rom in orme ion e aen e. d. Wallsend, lie.
oets as being his property. public as heretofore. The scheme contains some minor turday morning between ten and eleven o'clock in our 4
larity based, erroneously no doubt, on the belief - had received he had no doubt he should be enabled in a --- West Riding Hartley _l5 • la
A tall canny Scotchman here entered the Court, and details for working-out the plan. own private room. Ido not recollect whether he e ,
rew uays to trace the ring, and probably to prove by THAMES. - Ellen Downs, alias Sullivan, was Byass's West Hartley -16 Braddyll l6 6
that the policy of her Government was Eng-
~,„,, s Mr. Sergeant Merewether, onthe part of the members brought a cheque then. He would have presented it , o. e e ... i A , ra le . • l7 6
stated that be had lately arrived from 'the " divi wuom ti. uau ueen pieugeu. toe comet a.so produce the charged with burglariouely entering the premises of Mr. Howard's West Hartley Hetton
lish, and in unison with the feelings and '''''...s.'' of the theatrical profession', alluded to the fact ot the at the counter if he had. He said he was coming down .F. Robson, gunmaker, No 5, Little Alie-street, White- Netherton 16 Russell's Hetton , l6 -60
wishes of the English race. We want no petty and being desirous of seeing everything in London, be founder of the college being himselt an actor, and natu- Ito say that Mr. Strickland's money must be paid. We other men who had assisted in carr 'n the body
Mr. Henr • • d • 'el g •ld • . •f
' clia el and swaling three Slinie rifles.
inquire if any char e won arise rom P , Tanfielel Moor l3
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German princes here to instruct Englishmen as to had been strolling about cement Garden Market on the rally had a sympathy with his brethren. He moved the hal been expecting every day to pay it. Heard that day Tanfiesld Moor Butes 1: A
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the death ofyMr. Stocker 2 * Police-sergeant Egerton met the woman at four o'clock
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what the world expects of them ; neither is it true day the gold was found. The pockets in his coat were insertion of a clause in the bill which • should allow four that Mr. Cookney had brought a cheque, and it had been Iv3vatiea'inWest Hart ey eolith Hetton 1
Mr. Checkley could not say at present. An inquest that morning carrying a new Enfield rifle, covered with 16 6
, that the social, domestic, or practical arts require, rather shallow and the nuggets might have fallen out, er
,' aged actors and actresses to be pensioners on the endoW- paid. Mr. Cookney was there a considerable time--an was held on Tuesday, but adjourned to a future day. an old petticoat, in Buckle-street, Whitechapel. He l6 3 Haugh Hall.. ........ -a- g
HaYrtlepool W. Hartley 15 e. peusher 15 '
111 point of fact, any aid from any Government, for all he knew samebedy might have helped themselves ment ; and eight sions of actors and actresses, duly quali- hour or more.' I did not see him more than once on The prisoner, who offered no defence, was remanded stopped her and asked her where she obtained it ; she South Derwent 14 0 pees l7 6
least of all from the English Government. What to them. He could t h h h 1 tth
no say ow e as os e 'toners in the schools
fied, to be fo.und.at . that day. I recollect some bonds for Mrs. Gore being for farther examination. replied that a boy gave it to her. He found the name of Stanley Main 15 ZI Whitworth l5 6
England is defective in is, a high taste for the Fine ~ bits,. but this he kn h 12" t Th •
ew t ey were is proper y. e rejected.
This application waa considered by the committee and handed to Mr. Cookney. I think it was on the
--- Mr. Rosson on the rifle, and on going to his premises Wallsend, &c. 0
Ffetton Lyons Main in a,
Sattirday. I know there were some bonds, but what 18 r f
Arts, including in that expression, Sculpture, . . WORSHIP-STREET. - Elizabeth, Whitehead was found two more Enfield rifles concealed, and ready to be Gosforth , 15 0 Cassop
description and weight oe the gold he had given the Mr. Parson addressed the committee on the part of bonds they were I cannot tell. lam not sure whether 'l6 . f".
carried off. To get at them abe had broken a hole in a Hilda 14 6 Eden Main
Painting, Music, and Architecture ; improve these, char, d •h h • t td t • h If
e wit aving a temp e o poison erse .
•tes ector corresponded with the gold. He had lately • lained of the
the parish of St. Luke, Middlesex, who comp they were bond 3 or metes of hand. (A bond of General Mr H. Williatns . medicat officer of the London Hos- wooden pareition separating the warehouse from a pee- Riddell l5 OjHartlepool .. ....1r,."6
and the applicative genius of England, quite as 1 P
strong as it is in Holland and Belgium, and much arrived from Australia, and the gold in question was enormous retiring pensions that were proposed to be Cavendish of the 9th January, 1847, for 4,000/. was •
given to the master and wardens, and urged that a por- handed to the witness). I believe this was handed to tl.t t d h 'S
d k • n b at sage and had drawn the three pieces through the aper- Harvey Wylam,
pi a , sa e . t at on atur ay wee push er was roug
'Th • o • ted of larceny at the quer- Kelloe . l4 °South Hartlepool • lel . ,
16 C Uaswell ,. s
more energetic than in France or in any other from the neighbourhood of Simpson and Firey Creeks. tion of the increased revenues should go towards found- Mr. Cookney, but I cannot say it was on the Saturday. to tat .
hospital in a state of stu efaction she having tare. e prisoner was c nvic .
P ' t tKt t d t fCh t J Stewart's. 17 6 Montague • Stta•s .$
country, will quickly turn to the best, that is, He could not say whether the gold had been taken ing district schools. I cannot recollect whether this transaction was on the sw wed an enormous dose of laudanum. It WM er sessions a nu sor , :coma y o es er, on une
only by • prompt and powerful • antidotes that they 27, 1853, and sentenced to 7 years' transportation. She Ships at market...D.o I Sold
the most profitable account, all the inventions of from his pocket. All he knew was that he had lost Mr. Sergeant Wrangharn opposed the application, and Saturday or some time previous. lam aware that bonds succeeded in savin h 11 I l• 't d f
g er ie. t was eim e rom her was Oberated from the female convict prison at Brixton,
the high genius and intellectuality of Continental it. A friend of his could prove seeing him with the denied that the funds of Dulwich College were held in and securities were given to Mr. Cockney for Mrs. Gore. that since the death of her husband she had earned a on Thursday last, with a ticket of leave. She received a LOCAL SHA R E .M ABIETS.
Europe. The Prince and his party (since we must gold. trust, and asserted tbat the ownership was vested in the (Seven bonds and other securities for 15,6001. were f h lf dhld b k gratuity before she left tbe prison, and would have been
precarious subsistence or erse an c i yma ing --we---___
use the term) say that we invent nothing-can Mr. Jardine said he thought the inspector had ruin bod
present go v.e g y. handed te the witness.) These are the securities. There 1 tkat t rvation wages, for one of those per- eatitted to another in August, the form for receiving it .
ap B Op- vor s a LIVERPOOL, JULY 2
invent nothing-scarcely even apply the inven- . . . _
.After the clauses the COM. was no book in which we entered such transactions
going through some of , , • eons known as " sweaters "or " middlemen," and that being found in her possession, if she had not relapsed r 1
STOOK EXOHANGE.-The market has been doing a vv....,
better, before he gave the gold up, ascertain that the mittee adjourned. Mrs. Gore was a creditor for about the amount of those
tions of others, unless stimulated to do so by such • a portion of the materials with which she bad been en- into crime. - brisk business to-day, at the following quotations! ,
ld ha
statement made by the claimant, that the go d securities. This is a cheque drawn by Mr. Strickland
schemes as Crystal Palace Exhibitions, Schools trusted having been improperly disposed of by a woman The Prisoner, who appeared to have been drinking to Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolusbire, 3st .... neon
been Been in his possession previous to its being RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. on the 9th June for 10,303/. 2s. 9d. I did not see the employed to assist her, shedetermined to destroy herielf excees, said she wished to be sent back to the prison she Rheeish, 2i p.-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 99f 9 8i•--_
of Art, Marlborough House Academies, Kensina-
Midlands, 85-London and North-Westerns, 1091 i 1:T.
ton-gore Collections ;we deny it in toto. TEe picked up in the market, was correct. If after the --ellaweea•as cheque until Monday. The first time I saw the cheque rather than incur the consequence of the breach of trust came from, or sent out of the country.
er for• Ditto, Eighths, new, a d.-Great Western, 644-aSoura
great world of London, the wide-spread wealth of inspector had seen this party he was satisfied, the SCOTTISH CENTRAL. • was on last Monday morning. I heard that the whole of
this cheque had been paid. lam not certain about the her which she was responsible. Witness then made in- She was remanded for a week, and her pap
_a . ..,
guides as to the statement of the prisoner, which he warded to the Home-office. E stern, 231 ii-Bast Lancashire, 22-North Bastery
0
Britain, the progress of education, and of a better gold might be given up to Bell upon his paying the A special meeting of this company was held on Satur- Berwick, 22f e-Ditto, York Capital Stock, 32-Gre°
amount that was paid. lam not aware that 6,0001. • t and that she bore the character of a Yesterday nfternoon, W. Hedges, A. Bartlett, J.
day at Perth, to consider two bills in compliance with found to be correc , Western ot Canada, 263 4-Eastern Counties, 10.18.9•''
and more refined taste in literature, may be ac- expenses of the advertisements. was first • N
paid, and 3,800/. afterwards. otes for large most deeerving, industrious, and strictly cooscientious Snort, G. Hello, de. J. Nicholson, J. Elliott, W. lirie-
the standing orders of the House of Lords • the Hon Blackburn, 7i a-Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Ulna's/A
trepted as a security that the invenious workmen Inspector Dodd said he was perfectly certain, from • • ' • amounts were kept in the strong room, and the key of woman. He was happy to say that he had succeeded in ton. F. Stiles, J. Parnell, J. Biaker, J. Fletcher, and 201-Chester and Holyhead, 17. •
J. C. Dundas in the chair.
of England will suffer nothing to escape them cal- what Bell had told him, that the gold was his. Mr. Reid, the uolicitor, read the heads of the bill for the strong room was in our private room. Whether a .- th kfhi h she bad been so cruelly de- C. Curtis, shipwrighte, appeared before Mr. Sella upon
recovering e wor o w e - -
culated to better their condition, which in such a 1 k • h f 6 000/ Id •
cer paying a c eque or , . wou ,come into our prived, and had also been in communication with a re- warrants granted for their apprehension, which, however,
The gold was eventually restored to the man. making a railway frem the Scottish Central Railway to • MANCHESTER, JULY 2.
case, and so long as peace in Europe exposes them the town of Denny. f h Id d d h h • • G IV • to'
private room or t e notes wou epen upon wet er epectable firm, who had uudertaken without the inter- were not executed, charged, under the 4th eo. ~ STOOK EXOBANGE.-The market has been active
to a conflict with the skilled workmen of the he had sufficient in his till. I am not aware whether veniion of a "middleman "to furnish 'her with constant cap. 34, with refusing to enter into and commence a day, with a good business, but prices closing ratherlower.
PARLIAMENTARY DIVISION. The CHAIRMAN, in moving a formal resolution ap. any sum was set apart to pay My. Strickland'e cheque. irs,
world, must be contingent, and depend most as- • I d tdt th •t• • t:t
proving the bil , a ver e o e opposi ion given col employment from their warehouee. contract made in writin; with the agent of Mesers. Sheffields, 361 ss-Ditto, Pref., • 12/-East Lancash et
_--....41.--___-
I h. '' ' • la.
. . t ink one of the cas iers came into our private room, ,15
The prisoner who cried bitterly during the examine. Young, Son, awl Maguey, shipbuilders, of loneehouse, 21,-Ditto, Fifths, B p.-Midlands, 851-Blackburn 0
suredly on an improvement of their style and skill. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-JuLy 2. bthC• I d • C Th b(1 d 11 th'
y e a e onian ompany. ey a one a ey
Thus, whatever be the view adopted respecting . could to prevent opposition, but, unfortunately, without and said he wanted some notes to pa a che ue for • ' 1 • h h f t. lik Cheshire Junction, 20 se-London and North Wester r
rati ude for the humane whose workmen ave eel., or some line on I, r e.
3: 9 tam, expres ed her heartfe t g t .
s
BLEACHING, &c. WORKS (No. 2) BILL. 6,000/. • I think it was Mr. Tollemache s cheque we ) 1014-Leeds, 1-i9A-Dovers, 23 3-16-Dutch Rhenish, 21 P•
the vote of last Eriday, there is this at least for effect. treatment she had received at the hospital, and assured The case of Elliett (who was engaged at Southampton ed '
Order read for resuming ajdjourned debate on amendment stopped on the Saturday. I recellect there were two cheques ta timced to be imprisoned -Great Western of Canada, 264-Eastern Counties,
e rnaeistrate that she deeply deplored the uncontrolled wag first gone into. Lie wee sen
congratulation-that a check, which may in time proposed to be made to question, " That the bill be now The solicitor then read the heads of the bill for making for 400/. and 500/ d 9 d I `'
presente on the . aturday, an d k tto hard labour in the Reuse of Correction for -Great Western, 64. ,
become an obstacle, has been given to a movement read a second time," and which amendment was to leave a railway from the Scottish Central Railway at Dun- rept to destro an ele
excitement which had induced her to atte y . _ .
believe they were 'Lot paid, but there was such f '
con usion three calendar months, but after having been locked up
in a wrong direction, and one from which the English out the word " now," and at the end of the question to blane to Donne and Callander. herself. i , . BIRMINGHAM, JULY 2. . .
people cannot too soon retrace their steps. A series of add the words "upon this de six months " uestion The CHAIRMAN moved a formal resolution approvin
. on that unhappy day that many things occurred that I Mr D'Eyneourt said that elle had reason to feel for a time,. he said he would return to work.
TOOK EXCHANGE -This market was flatter to-(111' -
skilful intrigues, backed by a slavish servility of the d " That the 'Yd
" tari.el Qt
or the e , 1 ic A A h lir M •
agam.propose „ wor_ nate s par
H. th bie, wh• h was seconoeo ay ...re, A. AAJENBULL ants
ff knew nothing of. The cheques I think were presented re ti • debted to Mr William's for his benevolent ex- Mr. Selfe &eked if what he promised was in good faith ?
London and N.-West. ts ;bBi -Birmingham and Stoll:
late in the day. This cheque for 1,500/., and also these irtiaonYs tienn her behalf ;nd, as she was evidently acutely Elliott-I swear, and in good faith, that I will go to
question." Debate resumed. Question put. The ouse unanimously adopted. Valle 8 M.dl dernB' t 85i
y, 5- i an s, , 0 • -
courtier, and the would-be courtier, has cunningly divided-Ayes 65, Noes 103. nine cheques from the National Club were presented on , •bl fthf 11 d *ckedness of her conduct, he work, and observe the contract.
._ __ .._ _ eee a
A vote of thanks to the chairman concluded the pro- s , . eensi e o eoy an wi
placed a person notoriously devoid of high taste in a AYES-65. ceedings. aturday, and refused payment. Mr. Ellis called on should erder her to be discharged. Mr. G. F. Young-On the part of myself and partners, B.BABoitiviß MAILS.
position to aim at the patronage in England of all signets, sir s. Greenall, Gilbert O'Brien, P. -so-- that day. lam not aware he applied for money. Up
-Le0...-. I accept him. We have DO vindictive motives. We prefee . ar,----• _
•reei I
to three o'clock I think everybody was paid. We closed anything to sending working p ,
men to rison but we are (N signifies that the mails are. sent from the General Post 41-- •
. that ennobles a nation ; the regulation of national Biackbarn, Peter Grogan, Edward O'Brien, Sir T.
ABERDEEN PETERHEAD AND FRASER- WESTMINSTER. G P 7 ' bo f t
- eorge azn, A y our een ay the night-and Mby the roornirg-elespatch.) , \
• s oil four. not to be dragooned by the shipwrights' union.
. taste in the fine arts ; of its place in literature ; its 1311111.1;a%.
(in,. t=itd6l. (3.,5.
0 u.Uoalin, trd - BURGH. ears of age was charged with robbing his master of ...-s,
status in science. As president of the School of nrotnerton, J. Herbert, Sir T. Ramsden, Sir J. •
It was stated that an influential deputation of the citi- Cross•examined-I was a.ware that the 10,000/. of Y '
1/. 7s. . Mr. Selfe-Now go to work, Elliott, and don't come -
• Day when In ate . I From wits w ,
Arts, patron and leader of the Royal Academy, tc„,liect R. Lthidiey, C. Sawle, C. zens of Aberdeen bad been appointed to use every effort Mr. Strickland's was trust money. I distinctly mot.
Mr. Baxter, tailor, College-street, Westminster, said
• here again. COUNTRIES.. . in General t'ost- . Tort do• 1111 '
Hughes, 11. G. Shelley, Sir J. lect that when the money Was paid in we were told it The case of Nicholson was then gone into, with a si- •- Oince, Lonion.* Dispatche . It“,- e.°'
Master of the Trinity Corporation Chancellor of CorballY, M. E. lining, tie. Spooner, R. in the House of Lords in order to get the dock branch of would be required in a very few days. Our only object that the , prisoner had been his errand boy. The pre-
miler result. ......
• --- ---- e--- .
the University of Cambridge, head' partner in the peas', R* Johnstone, J. Stirling, W. the above railway so altered as not to pass through " the viou3 morning he suddenly disappeared, when it was Friday .... Liverpool ... week": '
Mr. Pelham (for the defendants)-Now the men see America(byltrit.pack • 'lverY
Kensington-gore scheme, nothing more is re- Itrre yalemre(;.sei,Eii. Kendall, N. Stracey, Sir H. Links," or public common, near Aberdeen. The agents in keeping open on Saturday was to enable Lord Fitz-
discovered:, that he had taken 1/. 7s. with hire out of America (by United St,
Kennedy, T. The, W. williain'e security to be registered. Ido not recollect hat is the law, no doubt they will comply with it. .
het) _ -._ ... ,: Every Tuesday .. Liverpool ..
quired than the removal of the National Gal- Duncombe, Thomas King, J. Tollemacho, J. for the bill state that a number of the citizens, equally telling Mr. Cookne on Saturda that I hou h h
y y t gtte pr( secutor s pocket. As it was known that he had same
wTh n were then se orate' addressed by Mr. Selfe, p'
-'e at a.a
lery, and subsequently- the Artistic, Paleon- Dunne, Colonel Klnnaird, A. Walmsley, Sir J. large aod respectable, who entertain an opposite view house could ge Of), Oa the Sunday I had an-interview I l' tB k 11 the North Western line eme P - Y . la'neriCa (by U. . a
re atives wing a a ewe ,on
' and some of them said they wou:d do as others did- packet) •• •• -••-, • .. ~... Sonthamrtor week* . 1
Du Pre, C. Langton, FE G. Walter, J. upen this point have signed a petition in favour of the a person was sent that morning to the terminus to see
tological, Zoological, and Mineralogical depart- East, sir J. Lovaine, Lord Warren, S. with Lord Palmerston and the Chancellor of the Exche- said tbey would not go to prison, h
eut would go to work. anstratia (via Liver- pcol
4th and 19th .... Liverpool .. Twd a :
. silents from the vast mausoleum, the British Mu- Farnham, E. MacEvoy, E. Welby, Sir G. bill, includieg the Harbour branch throogh the Links, r, and applied for assietance, which was refused. whe:her be went there, and in a short time. the prisoner
Two hesitated. Ditto (via Marseilles) • , .• ......... . Dover.- ..
Feilden, M. Maguire, J. F. Whitmore. H. about two acres of which only will be required for the clieuoerd Palmerston wes a creditor. made his appearance, when he was taken into custody. ,
seum, to more appropriate sites in the hands of, Fitzvrimam, G. Morris, D. winiams, W. the minim • and that this 0 •
purpories of e, p rtion of the He admitted tbe robbery and the following . account of Mr. C. Young-Now, hear me. I advise all of you to Ditto (via Cape of Goo'
• •• ... ... unwell'
and, in fact, the private property, as it were, Foley, J. 11. Mullings, J. R. Wise, A. community is also represented by an influential deputa- Re-examined- -I cannot tell whether money evete paid ' enter upon your contracts. You can accept job work at Hops) ..........aN ••
how he had disposed of part of the money was found &fries (West Coast).. PI 'lt th t nu'.
1 lEfi of ti, mono .
_YaUnh • • ,5- c'„,t),
of the Prince Consort and his associates in the job Ft. oorxstevive.crharles f‘diuunnety, scIT. into our bank after 3 o'clock on the Saturda I think Mes-rs. Young Son, and Maguay's yard, and earn 7
8. A ~,,,,dria
.... .., .. ,
.1 10th Sr •26th oil, o. mover .• .. •• i4lt /7 , .
TELLERS. tion to give effect to their views in the progress of the our dividends al7 d 'd d hy.
re s. 9 . pal ,an anot er o 8.
fl 7 upon him ; cake, ls. 9d. ; lodgings, ls. 6d. ; figs, 4d. ;
8 a -,
t.. 4,-,-Ami. of mot . Southarnp.o .4 ,k 91 otr,
or ro per ay. Alexandria........••k"
-to place at once in his hands, and under Faller, A. E. Murrough, j. P. Butt, I. bill through the House of Lords. eny portraitels. 6d. • shirt, 3-. 6d. ; strawberries, 4d. ;
..e. t7th of the moot, Senthamptor 16u1 , '
his management and direction-the entire stock Goddard, A. Newdegate, C. Cobbett, J. M. -- about to be paid. I applied to Lord Palmerston, but- I
cap, 2e. 6•1, ; breakfast,
~,
' 8d • boots cleaning ld. • ice ly persuaded to
All the defendants were eventual go to Bahamas ......... )it Dover ..... • 1
Belgium ........•,•11/4 . 4' Y'••"•* • • ••
of materials which the nation has to look for any NOES-109.
DUTCH RHENISH. never knew of Governtnent aesisting a private individual.
t •t a'da ue'rreo-
cream, 2ii. ; sweetstuff, ld. The.por rai . g work, and the warrants were discharged.
B. 9th of the month.. Sonthemplei July 15.
chance of progress in civilisation. This perpetual tticfrießi, e. B. Ferguson, Sir R. .Newport, Viscount
Fitzgerald, J. Norreys, Sir D. The annual meetino of this company took place at 000/. I said on lad it has ended in this manner. Brietil .• •• •• •••• •• •• _ ~... , ,e,„
...eon,
.. sauna/ate) euly 16
Lord Palmerston was a creditor for 7 n n f d Mr. Selfe-I am g BuenosAyres........ei I
Saturday morning that we were aboUt to do a verY type, was produced, and the remainder of t e cab ouu
Mr. G. F. Young-And I hope all angry feeling wtll cape oi Good Hope ...1. Uncertain Various por, inmost." :
and all o'erspreading interference with the scientific Lacte,f son ,ir J. Fitzroy, Henry North, Col. J. Amsterdam on Moncray, and was attended on behalf of wrong thing in opening the bank. upon him made up the amount stated.
Cape of Good Hope ..../,
(.., .• •i•-• •,-..,,, i Southsreptor 9th of Tye'
and artistic institutions of the nation by the Court, ArchdalLiCapt. M. Freestun, Colonel Oakes, J. the English shareholders by Messrs. C. Holland, J. A. It was admitted that Strickland's 10 0 1 'd •
. ,00 . was pal in very bad boy
Prisoner's! father said be was a • cease.
T • es were then cleared of the
he courts and 4,3 avenu Can do Verda ...... , ,
10th and 26th , Is t 99
Baines, Rt. Hon. M. French, Fitzstephen Pakenham, Capt. E. Tinne, T. Boucb, H. Harrison, J. Robinson, and H. C. He was committed for four months, with Wad labour, cey lon (see India) .
, or to speak in blainer terms, by the Prince Consort, Ball, E. Gibson, M. Parker, R. on the 29th of May. immense crowds who thronged them. Ceylon.-- •........t 4th aud 20t11 _ 4St .26 ta
must and ouglit to be checked-once for all. We Earrington, Vist., Graham, 'Air J. Pechell, Sir G. Beloe. These gentlemen represented 50,000 shares, Mr. Charles Ward, the senior cashier of the bank, to the House of Correction.th
Chaunel lalos .... , . '..1. , .-...,,, a ~• ea, a MuthamP'ol) sesrn.ss
have every reason to believe that even the institu- , taxinteirs'hwi. Greene, John Perry, Sir E. I giving 950 votes, the total number to which the share- paid Strickland's was a deposit account, and likely to bt 19 f
A fashienably-dressed you ~a on years 0 agh,.
... .1 hi ik.l7tt .ef monti Sonthamp of June 26
atiiii- -'•.• - .' -.. 1 h nd 20th .. . 4 and '.4.9 ,
to • Gregson, Samuel Price, Sir It. 1 holders present were authorised being 1,022. 1116 sailed for in one amount. It was headed in the book, of gentleihihnly appharanc3 and address, who gave his
UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. China ... ,
. 14' a d 26th . Dover ..... 2 and •',
et in Jermyn-street, which was at first called the Black, Adana Grenfell, Charles Pritchard, J. 1 The report, which congra•ulated the proprietors upon • h d• h . di'
name Willsam Colltas, vas
.c arge wit ewe', mg. Constantinople ......r, i Oth tut ..,.
4th lk 20th ot au.n. floothamptot 7 and 11.
Museum of Practical Geology, but which has since Bond, J. Grey, Rt Hon. Sir G. Ricardo, S. I Air. Strickland, trustee for Mr, and Mre. Wood. 303/. • can tantincole ......
, the completion of the Dutch Rhenish line proper, and Mr. Gruilbeberg, of th .
e tutu ot Weeks and Co of the - d - dail DOVer •••• .. • • rwr e • i
~ Cont. of Europe Id 4r, N Ywice y ... ,
Booth, Sir Rt. ds n
Gore Hadfield, George Richar o, J. 2s. 9d. was paid in on the 9th June, and on the sato •
figured under a variety of other names h t
,as no Brady, J. Hamilton, Lord Claud Ridley, George the prospect of the speedy opening of the junction be- day 9 808/. was withdravvn. I remember Mr. Cookne: Fulham-road, Chel . ,
sea said that defendant drove to their TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN. Egypt (see India) , at/
Al gr. '. irence daily ..".. , D0ver...... Twiesd ~, .
escaped this dangerous as unseen influence. A con- Brarnley-Moore, J. Hardinge, Hon. C. Russell, F. C. tween Emmerich ana Oberhausen, which latter event -' • establiehment with a pair of greye in as open cordate-. The folio wiag degrees were conferred on Tuesday by France •••••• •• aT172027- f So Us 0 7 It, F'
Gibraltar ...... - - fri ~ , . . .tr u mute. • ,
temporary journal of great influence bas assumed Brockiehurst. J. Hastie. Alex. ' Sandars, G. 1
I would alone thoroughly develop° the merits of the line presenting the cheque on the 9th June. I should think i .o h' Itb th H W L '
am representine 'meet o e e on. . ee, son of the Right Hon. Francis Blackburne, Vice-Chancellor Orzeco (see India) !
Brockman, E. D. Hayter, W. Scobell, Capt. ? it was about 10 o'cloca. This was a cheque for 10,303/.
to itself the merit of having cautioned the Prince i was ordered to be printed and circulated, and a dividend 9 • rances Lee 4 Ri o -
• 0 . . , . Lady F. „ chm nd terrace, Whitehall, Graytown .......... vl2O & 17th of mor. Soutlrtnapt,. t Joi;l1 -
Brown, W. Heard, J. Seymer, H.
-s. 9d., and I dio n t pay it, because I had at tne saeue of the University :-
Consort a •
Himburgh ..........N Dail,' _
ordered some handsome bouquets which he took away
, nd in having foretold the defeat of lets Buckley, Gen. Heywood, j. Seymour, W. D. of 3s 4d. per share was declared for the last half-year -
* • time a demand from Messrs. Glyn for 5,995/. I corn- . George Alker, Rev. Carolus Andrew
A. M.-Rev. . .
' asyannab .......... es !nu -itf the mout' Schattanept.,, 16thotra'-•
job. Be it so. Our motto i• t. • Butler, C. S. Higgins, G. O. Smith, Abel Mr. Faber Van Riemsdyk wag elected chairman of the Ih. H 1 l d ,'
•
wit i im. ea 40 se ecte some china pots, and directed Rev. Johannes H. Armstrong, Robert Billing, Jacobus Holland ......... -Bi Daily ~ . .....
_ s jos ice ; praise to Butt, G. M. Horsfall, T. Smyth, John municated to the partners that I could not. pay these
those to whom prais • meeting. them to her ladyship's estate, at Richmond, Surrey A B Georgius. Price Beaumont, Rev. Carolus Col- Honduras .......... A,. I7to of ,the mond,. Southampter
e is due ; but we take leave Byog, G. H. C. Hutt, W. Smollett, A. cheques, as required, in large notes. I was directed to ruce,
to remind both Prince and ' •
stuns, H. Irton, S. Somerville, Sir W. Upon the motion to re-elect the retiring directors, Mr. which, however could ot be f d. At the e e the - • Archibaldris Crawford Ricardus Corballis, hallatalaelouthameona
, tth , 201,}) of mot, P!yrnonth .. July. 29
.
journalist that our c pay Glyn in the usual way, and Cockney said he did not . _ _ _ , n oun . ain lier, Rev.
' • - India (via Marsoilles)Nl 9th&26th of month ver ..... ,
warning note long preceded thei • -t c +.; Cardwell. E. Jonas, Admiral Stanley, w. Donker Cartius announced his determination to resign prisoner had the bouquets he pulled some silver from Rev. Elmundus B. Chaltner, Rev. Henricus W. Dear-,
TS in polls. ch. ..me, Caulfield, Col. J. Kershaw, J. Starkie, Le G. mind what notee, if I would a him 5,000/. I aid it to lonian Wes (see India ,10 Po 24th-, • Dtwer......
and vastly exceeded it in h the office of preeident of the direction, chiefly because he the pocket, and counting it asked witness to lend him den, Rev. Johannes Elvardus Else, Rev. Carolus W. Ireland ........M &16 Twice daily' - .
t e qualit of strength Cheetham, John Knox, 7. S. Stratt, Hon. E. hirn, and he was; to call again yin the afterno& Mr. ;
and depth. The Prince, we believe y Cole, 11. A. Lacon, Su' E. Thornely, T. could not agree with several propositions, emanating c k . 6d. which witness immediately did. Witness subse- Ferrol!, Rev. Thomas S. Gray, Rev. Berjamiii Gibson, Li5hen..............& 2d of ti o e
oo ney was in the bank parlour At the time I paid '
, has been rather Madeira ..... .. . IV du, of th,: Aim,. u Southampton 6, 16 ing•
quently went to Creinorne, hearing that prisoner was Rev. Juseohus Henry Gulielueue Hoare, Rev. Jehannes
successful as an exhibitor of • conouy, T. Lee, W. Trail, G. from the English proprietors, as to the future manage• th 5 •
e ,0001. to Mr. Cookney, there were small notes Madeira ............ ":. ?..s. 230 of 'month •• - Liverpool ...
prize cattle, poultry Corry H. T. L. Leslie, C. P. Verner, Sir W. ment and development of the railway. Mr. Curtins there, and endeavoured to borrow half-a-eovereign from Irwin; Rev. Bolton Waller Johnstone, Rev. R. H. Malta (see India) . 15," 2
and pigs ;in the clothing. of the array, d ' Crossley, F. Liddell, El. G. Walcott, Admiral. enough to make up the balance of the cheque. Mr.
merit understood also to be in his hand- •ha epart-
Davie, sir H. R. F. Lowther, Col. H. C. watains, col. entertained the belief that the organisation •of a traffic C k 11 d f th b 1 b tth ' h ft
90 ney ca e or e a ance aou ree in te a er- one of the doorkeepers. The value of,the bouquets was Loane, Rev. James C. M`Cheane, Alexander Mullhol- Malta ......... --,_r• 4, 10, 20, ancT 26- Dover ...... 4, 21
s, e has not Denison, J. E. Luce, T. Whatman, J. committee was contrary to the •statutes, and tended to 1/. 4s. Witness's clerk had seen Lady Lee, who had land, Rev. Ricardus Lyons Maiarthur, Rev. Johannes Mauritius (see India)
- been altogether so successful. N • neon, I Oave him 4,800/ , and told him unless I gave Mauritius .. - ..;, 20 ;it of the int am b 4, 21
ations do not ex- Duncan, Viscount Macartney, G. Wilkinson, yr. interfere with his duties and responsibilities as chairman' been much annoyed by several persons applying to her A. apler,wal, Rev. Leivis Montaoue Maunsell, Rev. •
pect to find in minds disposed to such : Duncan, George WCann, J. Wynne, John •
hias small notes or gold, that was all I could e' h• I
ive im. Neale° -..
..11 .'n,i of the mot, V- Southamptt,n
.
pursuits, Denda,, F. MacGregor, James of the board, under similar circumstances, Her ladyship had only goeannee Monsarrat, Rev. Gul7elmus R. Morrison, Naples - , -....... _. I. Dally Dover ...... Ally 1
arbiters of national taste, grandeur gave him three 1,000/.'s, three 200/.'e, seven 100/.'s,three -
, and dignity E erton W Al`Gregor, John TELLER!. Mr. BOUCH said he regretted the resignatiou of Mr. one son, Cepa Lee, and knew nothing whatever . about Rev, , Renricue Repko, Rev. Gulielmus Steele, Rev. E: tra.. ....... z,.. tt,t2,7:lintgnnttrtt turtfohuampt4
66/.'s, at 20/ and three 101.'s. I naade many payments
Nay, what is more, a fierce and warlik • •g
. . the prisoner.' Witoess having heerd that prisoner had Edvardus Roe Seymour, Rev. Gulielmus Scott, f,riapal4titaitecd
...... •
e people like Egerton, Edw. Mills, T. Curtiue, but the time had arrived when it was essential afteiwards. "I
paid some 50/. notes afterwards. The ',., ~.
a Daily-- -• •
the English may very naturally d . Fergus, John Mulgrave, Earl of Naas, Lord
an very speedily F to determine how best the resources of the undertakin made an appointment to buy two horses that morning Rey. Johannes G. Scott, Rev, Robertus Jacobus SifflP- Pe
take offence at such attern t d 1 erguson, Colonel Napier, J. Kirk, W. g oheque was at first for 10,303/. 2e, 94 , but Cookney al- nineties .........ow ' • eeuthainpter
'
p 2, an comp ete, how- could be devel iped ; hence the suggestion that a traffic tered it' to 9,800/ .I do not recollect 'an instance of pay- ho,d him taken into custody. son, Rev. Johannes R. Tucker, Carolus Waltere, Rev.. etaadia.............. ~.3:,..1, oic as,27th of mcr, „1. tuthampte.r ,
____
- ever reluctantly, tbe National Reformation 1 committee should be appointed. He admitted that Mr. George Smith Forbes, 'clerk to Messrs. Weeks and Georgius C. Williams, Rev. Jacobus Wilson, Bev. 'ATeifylr,.t.a..i.::::••• ' "•. '...
q ivate ship.. Various ports
, COLn• POLICY STAMP-DUTY . . in a che ue in two sums before dnar • -
g 9 . Under or i y cir ;.•'......e aveity Saturday.. ever .. (Inca WO .
...
, rnenced in 1688-a reformation which that most I Curtins had rescued the property at a time of imminent curnstauces I should certainly not have allowed any per. Co., said he had his misgivings after the bouquets. had Herincus D. Willie. Tuscany ............N ,Ditto.• .. ..., .. • • 'sover-..._
unfortunate of statesmen, M. Guizot, fancied to i it. - . danger, and he eincerely wished that he could have con- son but the drawer to alter the amount of a cheque. been parted with, but AS prisoner's turn-out was a very - ma-Henry Thomaa Cary, Richard Thomas Daniel VeneznelS .......... A" r•d4c ath OiTNOTA: Southampton . & isieso i
have been successful, but which we, livin h • The foil •0. dence has taken nlace • A
...s. .owin, correspon- s- tinue, as their president. ae concluded by moving ceess,exami„ed-I made . .
hondsome.one, and be had a servant with a cockade, Thomas FitzpatrickoFrederick R. Wilson. Van Dlemen•stanesse• ,
g ere in respecti '
ng tue policy stamp-duty of ls. on guarantee payments over the counter Australia) ....., . ~th of mon. .. .. .
,
England, know and feel to have been incomplete. iusi u that Messrs. Zillesen and Van Oostveen be melected until the ordinary hour, four- o'clock, on the Saturday. and moreover offered to drive him to Richuiond-terrace, lee D.-Williano Johnston Fyffe. • • Wait Enritre „ ..., <•.. , ~.., •; eouthaneeten 'Ditto
....,
ments of reinsurance :- directors of the company, Mr. Strickland had a balance o 's own to the amount
fhi his suspicions were disarmed. Witness had heard pri-• LL.B. and .LL.D.-Rev. John Samuel Busby Mon- .
, --- -- -- --- " June 14. Mr. HOLLAND then moved that the meeting be ad- f 2 ,
soner had been sean with ,a different carriage every day. sell, bamuel Downing, George Ferdinand Shaw,F.T.C.D. onshenany oe these dates fall on a sunaay,
• • the malls will be dr •
o 637/. at the time the bank stopped
MARKET NEWS.-(This Day. "Sir,-A question arises whether section 6of the journed to elect a president, in the room of Mr. Cur- i • ' • , Thomas Boking, 23 V, resident sergeant at Wands. Edward Maynard Goelett, Rev. John Alexander, David yio
spatchod on the following day, with the exception of the 1nt1.,. (
, a-examined-One of the pa ments after Strickland s 4 ti • '
t'onthampton), and the Malts. both of which will be despot/Ih.
• law enclosed act (19th of Victoria, chap. 22) is intended to due. Their only wish now was to work the line (mono- che 7 I - 3'
• • worth station, proved apprehending the prisoner that G. Douglas.
que was 00 . to Mr. Isaacson, solicitor, of Norfolk- preceding dae
CORN EXCHANGE. apply to all instruments or policies by way of indemnity mically for the shareholders and benescially tor the street. I did not know he was a ' f • df M morning at Wandsworth in a carriage with a lady, LL.D.-Rev. John Brydges Sayers. e .
private den o r. , _
GENERAL -AVERAGE PRICES OF BRITISH CORN . or.guarantee, issued before the passing of tae act, being country ; and Bates, but he had lived next door to hirn, and the last who was said to be most respectably connected. Pri- LL.B -Rev. Edward D. Burrowes, Rev. William •
For the week ended July 3,1856, made ap from the Returns of the henewable annually by receipt as ordinary policies. Is , Mr. CHAPLIN, both as a director anti the largest indi- soner on his way to the station told tbe officer thet be Thonipson, Rev. Themes Sneyd Wallace. BIRTHS.
payment of the day was 300/. to Mr. Strahan. ".• ,
Inspectors in the di tlerent Cities Isnot Towns in Enetand and Waite it to he held that all reinsurance instruments now in 1 vidual proprietor, agreed with him-in the necessity for . was the son of a gentleman of independent property, and B.D. and D.D.-Rev. Edward Hassard, Rev. Henry
OW A SON. .
per Imperial Quarter. fcrce w'll
i have-to be reissued with the policy stamp, as taking time to consider the appointment of a new chair- To the Judge- I bad enough mone to ay the ba-
lance of the cheques for 10,3 1 9,1 yle I)
I al h
03 , 2s. ,w en pai t e was glad that the prosecutor had put a stop to his career a Willi.,.
WHEAT. ) BARGEE. I OATS. I RYE. 3 BEANS. I TEAS. Policies heretofore l-I am, &c , neon: by taking the step that be had, 8.D.-Rev. John Cotter 11141 Donnell, Rev. William On the 30th ult ,in Paris Lady lll'Mahon.
72i 6d 33s 51 : 253 91 1 48s 101 44s 01 421 9d " Mr. 4,8001. ; the cheques which were returned to the Na- On the ' .-
' h • f Rob 0
let inst., at Langley-park, t e wife o e
Thomas Keo - •-
el J (-1 T It' h ' b d t d
gh. OHN ....BINSTED. he reso u ion aving een a op e , The accused was remanded for a week. Hoare, Rev. Arthur Gore Ryder, Rev. John Torrens B t
THE SIX WEEKS' AVERAGE. " T tional Club, and the two other cheques returned, were a aeon Harvey, Esq.
WHEAT. 3 BARLEY. 1 OATS. I RIZ 1 BEANS. I nu& he section of the act above referred to :- -Mr. HARRISON moved the re,election of the retiring preeented the laid thin hS t I
gon t e a urt ay. Jahn .Byron was charged with the following robbery. Kyle.
On the 21 inst., the wife of Mr. Henry Leine, of Britrar
695 31 38s 91 24s 5d I 45s 7d 42s 9d ( 40s 6d "'Es it eoacted, that where an insurance from loss by commissaries, substituting, however, the name of Mr. me. his
MI:. Bass, MP. for Derby, stated that be was on , .
fire la AS. Roberts-I am a banker in Lombard. ton-crescent.
•'* QUA TTITIES OF GRAIN SOLD LAST WEEK. 8 all be made by any company who shall duly account Tomariacbi for that ef Mr. Godofroi. way home to 19, Lower Belgrave-street, from the Rouse
street. The meetino of b nkers as to Meesrs Straban TESTIMONIAL TO MR. BARROW.-The officers recently
Wbeat, 93,654 ; Barley, OS8; Oats, 9.445; Rye, 31 ; Beans, fur and pay the, fuli and pro er dutees har eable in re- Mr. TINNE memosed that Mg. Hesleden's salary should Petit and Bats - a ' * 'of Commons at half-past one that morning, accompanied e • . . OF A DAUGHTEEt.
s was held at her house. We investigated - employed in hhe search fOr the missicg ships, Erebus
3,141; Peas, 380 quarters. spEct thereof,. the yearl p: ' c g 11 b • •• d 1 000/ annum fram the lat of Mnyr the :ff •
rcentage duty sha not e, oe raise to , . per , • by- Mr BalclOck, M.P. Wnen near Grosvenor-place On the Ist inst., at 9, Marlborough-hill, St. John's-woo&
payable in. res ' y - am of the bank, and were unanimously of opinion g. • '
is. aud Terror, impreseed with the value of the assistance
the wife of -Lionel Skipwith, Esq. •
Pect of any reinsurance effected by such 1855, which woe agreed to be recommended. . y saw smoke issuing
' • from a house, which they d'
MEAT M_ARTCETS. c ompany with any other co ' that the •bank was in such a desperate condition that it "'le rendered to them by Mr. Barrow, of the Admiralty; On' the 2cl inst., at Laburnhairs House, Queen's•elms.
mpany by way ef indemnity Mr. j. ROBINSON, of Liverpool, moved a resolution covered to be on fire. Some timeewas occupied in alarm-
- NEWGATE AND LEADENEAaa•-e-The trandehneledhstegdy, or guarantee -against the naorneee• ..... *L.- .....,--,.....1 :., . ~ - _ Cr. _A- ,1-... /L... ni.......1,,,1•1.•••• folly rAnnaniaarl *h. -
could not go.on; and we told Sir J. Paul so.
- ~ • .

"June 14.
"Sir,—A question arises whether section 6of the
enclosed act (19th of Victoria, chap. 22) is intended to
apply to all instruments or policies by way of indemnity
or:guarantee, issued before the passin,r, of the act, being
renewable annually by receipt as ordinary policies. Is
it to he held that all reinsurance instruments now in
force will have to be reissued with the policy stamp, as
policies heretofore am, &c.,
"Mr. Thomas Keogh. "JOHN GEINEITED.
"The section of the act above referred to :
" 'Bs it enacted, that where an insurance from loss by
fire shall be made by any company who shall duly account
fur and pay the, full and proper duties chargeable in re-
spect thereof, the, yearly percentage duty shall not be
payable in respect of any. reinsurance effected by such
company with any other company by way of indemnity
or guarantee against the payment on the original in-
surance of any portion of the money insured 'thereby,.
and no other duty than the stamp duty of is. charge-
able upon a, policy of insurance from less by fire shall be
payable upon such reinsurance." • • .
" Inland Revenue, Somerset-house, Loudon, July 1.
Sir,—With reference tai your letter,Lhave to state
that guarantee in;,yulnents or policieaii.sued:beflre • the
passing of the act 19th Victoria, chap. 22, to .effect a
re-insurance, wore illegal unlesa the fire insurance duty
was pail, and consequently they were not legally re-
newable.
t•-• "The act alluded to legalises reinsurances upon pay-
ment of the stamp duty of ls„ upon a. policy of reinsur--
wine, and' consequently the .guArantep instruments of.
reinsuranc3.tshould be • now •cancolled, and a stamped
policy issued in each ease. • •
"I may observe that the is. duty on guarantee poll—
cies of reinsurance is not a • new duty, but that instru-
ments of that na-ture,whether before Or after the recent
act ate chargeable. with it.
s.
6' THOM La KEOGH. ,
•
"Mr. John Grinsted."

John .Byron was charged with the following robbery.
MI:. Bass, M P. for Derby, stated that be was on his
way home to 19, Lower Belgrave-street, from the House
of Commons at half past one that morning, accompanied
by
.Mr.. Baldock, M.P. Wnen near Grosvenor-place
they saw smoke issuing from a house, which they dis-
covered to be on fire. Some time .was occupied in alarm-
ing the inmates, and Lod Monck and Mr. BOuveine, who
came up immediately, fetched the fire-escape, and a lady
and two children were rescued. After the lengthened
interval of half an hour, the engines came, and prosecu-
tor was standing watching the progress of the fire, when
prisoner, whO was on his right side, made a snatch at his
gold watch, and broke it from the guard-chain. Prose-
cutor immediately seized bisa, and Mr. Vivian threw his
cloak and arms round him, and held him. The accused
cried out that he had done nothing, and a pOliceman
coining w arrested him, but:pouldSot find !the watch.
Prosecutor ` iniiiElied that he must have ..it somewhere
about him,' and the policeman found it in hiP•mouth, but
in extridating it the officer had his land bitteo severely.
In concluding his statement Mr. Brass expressed his sur-
prise that in a district where such large and valuable
houses were found 30 minutes hould have elapsen before
any engOe arrived, and •a considerable period between
that and the second, during which the fire w:ts un-
checked. Tn ere was avpst Awoupt of ,pyopercy At stake
if any fire did `oc ,ur, '
James Gi-sen,.3l B, said he was called to take prisoner
in charge. I He denied 'that he had got the watch; but,
owing to the manner in which he articulated, witness
seized him by the throat, and, thrusting the other hand
into his mouth, laid hold of the water). It was as far
down prisoner's throat as witness's fingers could go, and
in pulling it out it dropped on the ground. •
Inc accuSed, in reply to the el:r.rge said he bad been
out of e-iplovirent a long time. He would own he took
.
the.geritlema::'s watch, but, want drove him to do
The pulice replied that he was well known in the F
etidiOn by the loobriquet of "the Tinker," slid if the

Mr. Timm pr mosed that Mr. Hesleden's salary should
he raised to 1,0001. per annum, fram the Ist of May,
1855, which was agreed to be recommended.
Mr. J. ROBINSON, of Liverpool, moved a resolution
to the effect that the shareholders fully recognised the
services of the core miss•tries, directors, and officers of
the company, and pledged themselves to call a special
meeting of the company, so sion as the junction with
the Prussian lines was effected, with a view to voting
theth such remuneration as may then be deemed advis-
able.
Tine motion Wag seconded and carried.
A. vote of thanks to the chairman and directors con-
cluded the proceedings.

TESTIMONIAL TO MR. BA.RROW.—The officers recently
employed in the search for the miseirg ships, Erebus
and Terror, impressed with the value of the assistance
rendered to them by Mr. Barrow, of the Admiralty,
have presented that gentleman with a testim( alai. The
testimonial, which represents the Arctic regions, emerip
ing from an icy sea, is now on view at Mr. Nicholson) s,
12, Dukcstreet, Lincoln's-inn. Mr. Barrow, in his an-
swer to the letter of Captain Collinson, on the part of
the officers employed in the Polar Sea, requesting Mr.
Barrow's acceptance of the testimonial, after expressing
his thanks for it, sayd that be feels deeply grateful to
both officers and men for their exertions in so noble a
cause. Mr Barrow adds that, although the efforts made
were unhappily not c,owned with tie success they de-
served,' they have, nevertheless, led to the solution of the
g rest geographical problem which bad so long engaged
the attention of his lamented father, and have thus se-
euied to our 'country an' honourable distinction in the
accomplishment of an enterprise which, through succei
sive reigns, and for nearly three centuries, had heretofore
baffled every attempt. .

On the Ist inst., at 9, Marlborough-bill, St. John's•wood#
the •wife of Lionel Skipwith, Esq.
On the 2d inst., at Laburnhani House, Qum's...WA
Brompton, the wife of John Sheridan, Esq.
MARRIED.

NEWGATIC AND LICADENIIALL.—The trade rnled steady,
as follows :—Beef, from 3s 4d to 4s 641 ; Hutton 3s Sd to
48 1,;(1 ; Lamb, 4s 6d to 5s the Veal, 3s Gd to 4s 4CI ; Pork,
3s 6d to 4s 8d per Blbs, by carcase.
SOUTHALL, July 2. —The supplies of each kind of fat
stock in to-day's market were very moderate ; neverthe-
less, most breeds moved off slowly, at barely stationary
Prices. Beef, from 3s 4.1 to 4s 10,1; Mutton, 3a 10,1 to 59-
4d lamb, 4s 8d to 5s 8d ; Veal, 49 01 to 49 10d ; Pork,
3$101„. to +a 8(1 per 81bs, to sink the offal.
'°3lYoulp, July 2.—We had rather a slow -trade here
to-clay, as follows :—Beef, from :is 4d to 5s 01; Mutton, 4s
Od to 5s 6ti ; Latab; 4s 8d to 5s 8d ; Veal, 3s 10d to 43 6d;
Pcrk, 4s Od to 4s 3d
per 81be.

His Lordship said that the bankruptcy was on the
11th June. The real que-tton was the preference.
Witness—lt is not at all usual to pay a cheque in two
payments. We should not allow anybody but the
drawer to alter a cheque. I- have been a banker sixty
years.

• On- the lst inst., at St. Michael's, Stockwell, the Rel'•
Gordon Caltbrop, of Trinity College, Cambridge, to Emily.
youngest daughter of John
Mills Thorne, Esq., of Tirroi
Hotta,, South Lambeth.
On the Ist inst., at St. George's,- Bloomsbury, Williao3l
third son of J. Gregory, Esq., of 5, -Upper Montagn-stroett
Russell-square, to Ellen, fourth daughter of J. Rodrigo',
Esq., of Upper Woburn-place, Tavistock-square.

Mr. Charles Powell—l am steward to the Hon. Chas.
Cavendish. I presented these two cheques on the 9th
Jane for 4061. and 2001. I presented them about 2$
minutes before four o'clock. They were not paid. The
clerk took the cheques into, an inner office, and I re
ceivega sealed note in reply directed to. Mr. Cavendish.
Mr. Robert Baines--I presented some cheques, 7 or
9, drawn by the National Club on the 9th June, about
half-past -3. They were not paid, but •returned in an
envelope,
To the JhrY—l.t is not usual to draw so many cheques
in one day, and I believe they were drawn in conse-
queoce.of the difficulties of the house being known.
(The registratior, of Earl Fitz willia,n's security was
put in. 'The registration was made at 12 at noon on
the 9th Jut.e.)
Mr. Charles Frewer—l am secretary to the Copper
Miners' Company. On Saturday, the 9;11 June, an im-
perfect transfer of shares was tendered to me by Cook-
ney's clerk for registration. The transfer was from the
bankrupts to Earl Fitzwilliarn, and it was not regis.
tered because it was imperfect. It was brought ab.ut
three o'clock, and I heard nothing of it previously. Tue
club pressed me to register it.
Mr. Frederick Gribbeara—l am a secretary to the
General Cemetery Company. On the Oth of June a

TRAFFIC RETURNS.
LONDON" AND 8013T8-EASTE}I,7 RAILVVAT.—TraIee re-
turn for the week ending June 28,1&56" £20,703 911
Corresponding week last. year .21,067 7 1

,I?3crease in 1856
Lo
Traffic return for the week ending June 23, -
NDQN, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTHCOAST 'RAILWAY.—
1856 .................. ...................... . £18,438 16 4
Corro9pOnding week last year • 17.678 6 0
Total of the half-year to this date, 1856 334.577 12 1
Total of the half-year to this date,lBss , 303,301 11 4
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY,—Traffio return for the
week ending June 22 1856 £21,567 13 11
Corresponding week last year 20,408 3 6
LANOASHTRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY. —Traffic re,
turn,for the week ending June 29, 1856 £25,525 1 9
Corrosponding week last year 22,306 16 2
UHESTERA.DTD HOLYHEAD RAlLWAY.—Traffic return for
Cis week ending June 29 1856 £6;37 12 .1
il=respanding week last year 5,139 1 4

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Simm ads, of Upper Arley, near Bewdley, informs
Professor Holloway that for five years he had been a
perfect martyr to tic doloreur, and during that time he
'had sought relief in every direction from the most emi-
nent medical teen in the neighbourhood, but in vain,
and had expended several pounds in other ways without
obtaining relief. About a month since he was induced to
try Holloway's Piil,, and by these alone he is perfectly
curod...._.s.ild by ad medicine vendors throughout the
world ; at Professor Holloway's
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pby A: -Stamps, Coubtantinople ;.A, Guidicy, Satyr" ;
and B. Muir, Malta

Mr., Wigan takes his benefit at the Olympia Theatre
on Saturday evening. next. His management has been
marked throughout by good taste and public spirit, and
has been friendly to the best interests of the drama.
Mr. Sergeant Wilkins, who has for a'considerable time
been severely indisposed, made Lis appearance in the
Court of
Exchequeryeeterday, lookiflg much improved
health. a-

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