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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. titoofohrwign ofcethheeermoovemreonftitosrimefratehnesepeirsmons who cam°
•- country. (Hear, hear.) It was by far the gr
lleeact since the froin it. The noble lord said the vote was necessary for the and Plymouth, which lie so far apart that their clashing is aqt York. Th •
HOUSE .OF L9RDS-(YESTERDAY.) the most valuable event which he could reco
Pconsi- Royal Academy. not likely to exercise an - r • ' • '
y p ejudicial influence on either,
PALMERSTON said he had not stated that the a the latter been fixed will b • e distance bein,>. a mile d , and
Ily did give strength an though it would have been as well h d e virtually The Wizard's trial the St, Leoer " length " q't
FORTIFICATION, PROVISION FOR EXPENSES, battle of Waterloo. It rea e 0 , -.0
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kill d as vote was necessary for the Royal Academy. What he said to take place on Monday and Tuesday instead of the two a • -•
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consequently great i ter t 'll ' mach. During the 14 days ending the 24th door-post. The cause of death was the laceration
n es wi attach to the performance, June that the deceased remained in the hospital of the b •
and s e rain.
Earl GRANVILLE moved the second reading of this
expect that these men, brave as they Were,
-nee troops was that it was essential for the purposes of the National following days. Mr. Johnson's bill of fare is of monster s Indicative of his real Doncaster rat •
p ensions. her excr •
airt as reee--- etions were carefully preserved, and, on Inspector Kerrison hi f • •
calibre, extending to no fewer than 32 race The result of the Gimcrack Stakes will in some measure anal • h sal , rom information he re-
bill, . they would be, could act in an open pl
'd act admirably Gallery. s, a number quite ysis, tey all, with some exceptions, gave depo- ceived, he went to the house ' d
depend on previo s u • • b of the deceased, an
The Earl of ELLENBOROUGH said this was a very against a well disciplined army. They wont .
d fence of Mr. J. LOCKE was of opinion that if the Royal Academy impossible to get through with any kind of satisfaction in - - u r nning ,ut as Dundee and Klarikoff sits or traces of antimony. Still the medical men I was admitt db S D.
slight troop's in e are both engaged it must fall to either. e y ergeant illon. He went up-
-0 the three clays to which the meeting is now limited.
important measure, because no doubt it would materially from hedges and in woods ; and a
f • mense importance were removed from the building that this outlay of £15,00
_her were of opinion that no antimony was administered stairs, and saw the deceased lying on the floor ; he
contribute to the defence of the country, and also because houses and villages, they would be o ima
regular
army,
on would be altogether unnecessary. 1 e are 12 racee on the list for to-morrow, 9of which The Asko Produce must go to Folkeston or to one of
b e at the hospital, the antimony found in the hospital examined the house and found th
i Sir R. Bulk
it showed the spirit in which her Majesty's Governmene, to a general ; but, after all, it must be on
th, that ultimately Mr. 11. SEYMOUR thought that no arrangement could are already closed, leaving only the Zetland Stakes, her eley's Stockwell fillies and Northern Li htha ' 0. e shutters closed
, h g s discharaes being eliminated and not free. The but unfastened ; 'the window was up a few inches.
little to foar from •
now contemplated the state of things in Europe. He ddi the number of that army and its strenF
t fth 1- be more simple than that of removing the Royal Academy Mejesty's Plate, and a Selling Stakes to close this evening. any opponent in t e Knavcsmire Stakes. learned counsel then described the conduct of the He searched the garden, and ar th
din the even o a. The Count C so e gardens of
course received this measure with great satisfaction;
hfaodr
the fate of this country would depen
isfortune of invasion. to the gallery constructed at Kensington, which being of The principal of the closed items is the Convivial Stakes, but the field wyillupostecir esd an excellent entry of seventeen, prisoner after Mrs. James's death ; his communica- the adjoining premises but could find no footmarks
during the last 13 years, on all favourable occasions, hf
the
terrible misfortune occinaing-
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his dee regret that iron was not found to answer its purposes, and to bring the for which there are 76 two-year-olds nominated, no fewer Nli n w. th tending, be limited. Thormanby tions with the police ; his endeavours to throw whatever. He searched the deceased, and onl
endeavoured to draw the attention of the house and o He could not, therefore, but express
If Pe
would act pictures that were there into the National Gallery at Char- than 31 of which have been in public, producing only the
. . vr not run, though it was bruited about during the last suspicion upon the Cafferatas; and his statement found a knife, but no mone 0 • • y
h almost defenceless state of this kingdom,
our regular army was not much larger. w . followin winners :-Folksto e Rou e D week that he was certain to go to York. In his absence when arrested to the effec y. n his going down
nin of -
country to t e g n , g ragon, Vergiss- t that on the mor g stairs, on the first floor, he found a • f
ain unarmed in ting our forces for a great blow ing-cross. the co •
ntest is likely to be between Underhand Satellite the 10th he did re piece o paper
earnestly desiring that we should not rem
d s., on the principle of concentra ein-nicht Little Drummer Samb
t f ndeavouring to Mr. KINNAIRD expressed his regret that the resolu- Ea , , o, and Prudence, each Sir William and B• , , _ p pare some sago for Mrs. James, with marks of blood upon it, and also marks of
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the midst of an armed world, for he saw the anger or It. -
if we would not act on the old sys em o e . . . of which have incurred a 21b penalty. The dark division , 'Towle, and I prefer the chance of the of which she partook, but that there was no anti-
h d b d to before the correspondence moved
ly futile; if we non a een agree latter. blood on the lower stairs, as of a foot mark, which
H tted that although the report of the Defence Com-
defend everything, which musteprove utter . . includes many high-bred and good-looking horses-Klari- I h mony in it, though he (Winslow) knew the use of
e regre 1 we for b the hon. member for North Staffordshire had been he had caref
ally covered over with oil skin. He
• the hands of the Government since the
would use against the third Napoleon the princip es . y
koff, by De Clare out of Wiasma, the dam of many winne • nt o Colt Sapling I End the name of Parasite, but in antimony, and had given it to cattle so
mission had been m
Napoleon, there laid before the house. I's me 18 years had caused th •
, company I doubt that wi',l b , e very privy to be emptied, but could
Ist February, it was only now in August that their lord-
might learn from the writings of the first ean over-match for him, not- ago. An examination
ha ds of an Lord H. LENNOX said he was willing to let the case Bonnyfield, a half-brother of the famed Blink Bonny, by withstanding his recent successes at Oxford, as Kettledrum and analysis of the viscera find no instrument which would have caused the
ships were called upon. to give any opinion on this urgent
would be no cause for fear, if we only put in the n
bt 1 b fore the count as it had been stated by the hon. " The West," Lady Louisa, half-sister to Cavendish, by and Royalist are bale engaged, and, unless the former 1.? cl the medical men to the conclusion that during wounds. He had taken great care of the iece of
subject. They had os
1 t four or five months, with the long able general an adequate force. We had not that force ; u i go e
B ' h ry
• f 1 • laThi t
ton. He should certainly ee it is u y The Flying Dutchman; Carbinner, by Rifleman out of makes a greater noine, he must settle his pretensions, life antimony had been administered in small and paper he found with blood on it down stairPs.
during which the greater part of these
we were to reduce unnecessary expenditure, the Govern- member for rig . .
Comfit, and many others there is no occasion to en erate. though both may be ceverthrown by The Royalist. repeated doses, and that this had hastened the death A juror asked ho
days of the summer,
ety of the to bring the matter again before the house in the next ses- w he supposed the parties had
• ht have been constructed; and in fact the works ment might have sufficient means to secure the saf Of the public horses I have the most fancy for -.clergies- QuTeZerem:tining events are the Nursery Handicap and of Mrs. James by the aggravation of the cancer of
works mig bl 1 dth tth
No man sion. He was happy to hear from the no eor a e . . entered ?
PI e for mares both of which close at the same
had been thi•own back a whole year by this delay. This
country. For more than security he did not ask. mein-nicht and Rouge Dragon. time as the Zetl d he ceec
, t ~ um under which she was labouring. With
ilita d ttl d tt They
emoval of the Royal Aca emy was ase e ma en an. Stakes (Tuesday afternoon) ; and the The witness declined to answer.
bill was intended to increase the defences of our dockyards.
in the world had less idea than himself of placing am.l7 r d h For the Juvenile Stakes Cantatrice, the daughter of Bird- egard to h ' '- •
r , t e prisoner b having sought to obtain or
d h d ft th t h for one
wever hear tat state so oen a e Tyro Stakes, Con sedation Scramble, and Membera' Plate, The Coroner said it was better not t k
oas any
At all tines there had been some works to defend our dock-
force in the hands of the Government for offensive operations. ha ~ o , . . . .
lace but little faith in it. catcher anal Catherine Hayes (bred in France), who has no all of which close the evening preceding. had antimony in his possession, evidence would questions at present. They had quite enough be-
yards, and it was necessary to make them keep pace with the
He desired nothing but entire security for the country ceuld p fewer than 49 engagements attached to her name in th A FRESHMAN. be called to show that in July, 1858, he had
improvements in gunnery and steam navigation. There . . . •
against invasion. He said so, not only desiring to avoid the The report .
on the vote was then agreed to.
ion of On the next vote bemg reported-that of £75,000 or civi
f • a Calendar, will make her debut, and I have no doubt will
e Aug. 21.
Intioneva ... offered a servant of Mrs. James £5 to rocure him -
fore them to show that the deceased had died from
P violence to justify their adjourning the inquiry.
could be no doubt that the introduction of steam gave ex-
dreadful horrors of invasion, including the destruct not disgrace her parentage ; though, as we have seen The some antimony from Dublin, whither she was The •ii
j ry acquiesced, and the inquiry was ad-
traordinary advantages to the power which took the initia- 'te 'es,
credit and the ruin of trade, but because he was qui sur.e contingenci . Gardener run forward on two or three ' ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. oin bu
g g, t that she refused ; that four or five
try it Mr. E. JAMES said he was of opinion that this vote . . occasions, I must journed to Monday next.
tive. It enabled that power by a simple combination to
that if an enemy's army were three weeks in this coun ve him a slight preference over the filly. months before:Mrs. James's death a person described
f di to ch haste and he had no oppor- gi
-4* Mr. Sernea eTh t d M T h
a ne orn on an r. anner ave
bring his whole strength to bear on one point. There was
would be in vain for us, no matter how the retirement o had been passe n omu . . , . . as the risoner
p called at a Mr. Miller's, druggist's
t The forty-seven nominations to the Yorkshire Oaks may ,
'no the objections to it which he en ,er- . the Government charge of the case as detectives,
no naval or military force we could possess which could pre-
that army might be effected or obtained-it would be im- tunity of express' e NORTHERN CIRCUIT.-LIVERPOOL, AuCle 20. shop, for antimony, but did not get it ; that a per-
king to the post Watersprite, filly by Autocrat out of
aed to the Secrete f the Trea- and the house is still being searched.
-vent an enemy, determined to run therisk, from effecting an
possible for us practically to re•establish the constitution tained. He had intim t ry son named Ann Foley had been sent by the pH-
o ation of the Elcot's dam, Moorhen, Seclusion, Stockade, Cecilia, Vesta, CROWN COUR.T.-(Before Air. Baron Martin.)
hat the sury that the house ought to have some explan The polic3 are most active in their research; the
invasion of this country, almost at any point whatever; and
under which we lived. He felt perfectly satisfied t . Birdcage, Contadina, Aurora, and Nightingale. All of the TIIE ANTIMONY POISONINGS AT LIVERPOOL. soner to purchase antimony "to kill a dog ;" and
3 668 1 8d , aid to Messrs. Baxter and Co., coroner himself had a private interview with Mr.
therefore we ought to take care that at every bay and every
whole people, indignant with the Government, and indig- sum of g ,
7e't
'fel? th aration of the Reform above have been repeatedly in public, except the latter, a Thomas Winslow was this morning arraigned that a person named Maguire had been sent to a Thornton and Mr. Tanner after the inquest ad-
point of the coast where an enemy could hold a fleet and
nant at the form of government, to which they vrould at- parliamentary agen s, e prep for the wilful maerder of Ann James, the proprietor druggist's shop to purchase what he did not recol-
of 1858. (Hear, hear.) That was a most extraordi- daughter of West Australian and Songstress ; but lex journed.
Peet fan e ee
form a tete de pom
• t to land his troops, with all his materiel,
tribute their misfortunes, would insist upon vast alterations Bill . . o atria, and, lodging house in Vauxhall-road, lect, but he identified the jar from which it wits n
1 receive to see Stockade or Moorhen the winner. -
horses, and guns, there should be a fort in each of those
whether in a revolutionary sense or in a repu .
blican sense, nary charge, considering that there was a counse Liverpool, with whom the prisoner lived as mana- taken by the assistant, and this proved to be the
The Wizard being struck out of the North of England CO UNTR Y MARKETS.
of the • £2 000 a year for drawing the Government bills, and
ger, &c. antimony jar. Maguire (who was in the employ- •
places which would not be easy for him to take. That was
or (which was equally probable) in the direction h mg ,
*tate t a that the drawing up of a Referm Biennial leaves the race pretty open, notwithstanding •
the principle which ought te eac
b tedupen. It was proposed a
urown, and giving greater authority to the Executive, ehe did not hest os y
those Bill ought to devolve upon an officer or tne urown.
. , ~, He which I cannot see anything be ond the follo • g Mr*
Bliss, Q.C. (with whom were Mr. Aspinall ment of the prisoner) would also state that he had
LEICESTER-Auo. 18.
b • 't with regard to Portsmouth and
y this bill to act upon i uld not say • but in whatever direction they went, . . .
h d t b bl likely to take art in the e •
orb d the Downs. wo
* all fatal to civilliberty and destruc- would not say that the bill in question a no een a y 13 struegle .-Northern Light, Sir -gir.
. y wine seven and Mr. Temple) appeared for the rosecution ; and seen the prisoner :preparing bread and butter for
There was a moderate supply of wheat to-day, in fair
Digby Seymour, Q.O , Mr. Fenwick, and Mr. Mrs. James, and that while doing so Winslow took
Plymouth, but not with regard to T ay aid alteratioeus Would be.equ. y . William, Grenadier, Wildman, The Prophet, Upperhand, condition, and prices ls higher. White wheat 65s te 68s
b.' h h d
But it was not only on account of the alterations wic a
tive of the free institutions which a ma
h d de us what we dra -indeed, it stood out in favourable contrast with Little for the defence. . from his pocket a paper out of which he took some- -
red, 60s to 64s per 36 stone•
, a moderate'in • f .
taken. place in. navigation and gunnery that it was desirable
were. (Cheers.) the measure which emanated from the present Govern- and Vanquisher. The former, for his success in the .Am • In opening the case Mr. Bliss said that the •
pri- thing between his thumb and. finger and sprinkled barley, grinding, 33s to 34s ; malting, 36s to 44s qer q:r
hat he had Port Stakes, will have to carry a 31b penalty consequently s er 24 stone Beans-old 50 P t 52' ;
that this meas•are should be proceeded with. He went be-
Earl DE GREY and RIPON said there were one or two ment. (Hear, hear.) He confessed, however, t , saner was charged with the crime of wilful murder it over the bread and butter. When asked by oats, 338 to 36 p . , s o sa
h 11 t S• W'll•
de before. ewi mee ir i lam on the same terms as at Liver- new 46s to 48s per 38 stone.
d that He voted for this measure most willingly, be-
y= • points of the noble earl's speech upon which he felt it his never heard of a charge of this kind being ma
001, when a head onl r ted th • by means of antimony, which it was alleged he had Maguire what this was, Winslow said it was " fine
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e our, s econ s, s rs, s per s one.
ehe entertained that thorough distrust of the French
duty to make a few observations. The chief point was the The principle was altogether objectionable, as it trans- P. y seps a e pair. On this occa- administered in small and repeated doses. The self," though. there was plen.ty. of salt in file. house,
f Parliamen•• mon, however, 1 hardly think the contest between them i
GOT nt which Lord John Russell had frankly told the
. ernme omission of Woolwich from the scheme of fortifications ferred from the Government officials to a firm e . "ch he mi ht have used if it as re unite In
c eceased, Ann James, died on the 24th of June last, will g W q • ,
NORTHAMPTON-Auo. 18.
11 b 1 th all '
ramin a bill affecting the eri eso c ose, e g ant grey having showed at Good- in the Li lusion the learned counsel said that the fact of
• French Government months ago all the world would enter-
which the Government had presented t• the house on the tary agents the responsibility of f g verpool Southern Hospital. She had been chnc . 1 . At this corn-market wheat was in fair average sup-
Th wood in such greatly improved fo • but there a 1
re a coup e attended by Dr. Cameron at intervals from the h
t e discovery of the sago containing antimony in ply, with a firm demand, prices ranging from 58s to 64s for
tain if that Government persevered in their intention to
recommendation of the commissioners. It should be borne constitution of the country. Hear, hear.) ere were
of others engaged from hich h.' mpore
hdanger is to be preceding Januroy. From the 6th or 7th of June the. cup on the morning of the 10th, coupled with wnitte, an4cl2 57s to 60s fordr.ed.
3ln barley a dull busines.s,
ex Savoy and Nice. He adhered to all the reasoning of
in mind that the recommendations of the commissioners, members of the Manchester school who were in the habit
rehended °Van uishwer a dmuTch
n e rop et-the former
Lord John Russell on that subject. He could not forget
which were confined to the erection of a fort on Shooter's - of talking largely to their constituents on tho necessity for IP h• h I t- cl
' until her death her excretions were preserved, and the fticts to which Maguire would depose, were ne 1 e g
steaadyn sale atnd-
piftes iv.nellnmgai 7ts.toed-s per
dqr.
300ats3in
ark- ow ic mus be ect in preference to Mr. Merry's horse, with one or sufficient to warrant the indictment. n Dan , quote at sto 6s
also the events of last year, explained as they had been by
hill, were far from fulfilling the large and extensive scheme reform and retrenchment. It was, however, very rem .
h f h • • two omissions were found on analysis per 24 stone. Beans, old, 48s to 63s ; peas, 445 to 485.
to their knowledge that before the ex-
-what had since come , . or t e e ence
f hd f of London which the noble earl sketched able that those hon. gentlemen were absent from their p
laces as in t e race or t e Gimcrack last year he ran against
Th b d S to contain ant•
imony, as did also the viscera and in- Th • •
e examinati
'on of the witnesses occu ied the
P . Rye 36s to 40s ; malt, 68s to 72s ; flour, 33s to 37s per
h uld th • fsu lies leaving to some twenty-five or orman yan weetsauce so thoroughly game, that I testines when examined aft r death She died whole of to-day and yesterday. The verdict is sack'
pedition of Italy was undertaken there was a secret compact
out. The commissioners simply proposed that there s o on e occasion o
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' h o and difficult task should rather depend on him than on the grey over so howevel% e * • ' t td t b t d .1
1 t -• h * '
between the Emperor of France and the Government of
be a redoubt, which, although giving some shelter, would thirty members of that house t e nerous ,of canc*r of the crecum, a natural disease, no , expec e o ere urne met ae to nig t.
Piedmont, by which the Emperor of France was to receive Hear h ar )
be far indeed from affording a complete defence of that ar- of controlling the public expenditure. ( , e
.. heavy a course as the Knavesmire is certain to be after the which had perforated the bowels and caused her The prisoner is a small, thin, undersized man, of CHELMSFORIe --Aro. 17.
me to recent rains ; and it would not surprise me to see The Pro- immediate death a mean and un re ossessin a earance. He A fair supply of wheat. Prices ls per qr advance on
• " that the Government of Pied-
'Savoy and Nice en condition senal, which lay in a most exposed position, commanded on air. LAING would endeavour to explain the ite , and the prisoner was accused of _ P P .g. pp the currencies of last week. 'Very little deing in. spring
d phet, who takes a ~th allowance, secure second honours a ravatin that cl.
isease by the administration of d to watch the trial with a great deal of
app!are .
emelt obtained the who e
1 of Lombardy and Venetia, there every side, and a complete defence of which would require which the hon. and learned gentlemen had alluded, and
with the emoluments attached to the " sit atio " ' gg
g
n. small doses of antimony, and so accelerating her anxious and fidgetty interest. He has a small
a corn, with prices as before. The weather still continues
bein ttht ti uarrel whatever between Austria,
g a a me no e . very i eren •
d'ff t measures The Government had the autho- for which Government was responsible. First, as regarde 1 . u
h h f 11 ctin returns in relation to the Reform For tle Chesterfield Handicap Amsterdam, Tyrant, death. She had been attacked before with re- head, dark hair, a cunning intelligent expression unsettled.
Piedmont and France, and the quarrel having subsequentiy
rity of Sir J. Burgoyne and Sir H. Douglas for t e course the c arge or co e g Wheat. white....44s to 62s I Peas, Partridge ..42s t• 430
' d assisted by •
been provoked by Piedmont, instigated an they had taken in no a presen a d Grenadier appear to me to have the best chance and eated ' •
t t t dopting the recommenda- Bill of this year. It would be recollected that the returns an . , p vomitings and purgings, the former com- of face, with a projecting under lip and low fore- red 43s to 58e I White 42s to 45s
I fency thom in the order named.
onsidered by some members to be . ing on suddenly after taking food, and par- head. He appears to be about 40 years of age. Barley 34s to 408 Boiling 428 to 45,
France. The result however, of that campaign was that
tion of the commissioners in regard to the erection of that before the house were c
The Bramham Park Stakes must fall t St k d th t' 1 1 Chevalier ....35s to 40s Dun 37s to 40e
' d V netianot being
the whole conditions were not performe , e D ular fortress. ey were
artic Th of °Pinion that it weuld inaccurate. With the view of testing these returns the hon, o oc aO, e icu ar y sago, and then ceasing. suddenly, and
Three Year Old Produce to Sabreur and the Bur und thou .1 she re Grinding 32s to 36s Bettis, Tick ....39s to 45s
annexed to Piedmont, and France could not therefore claim -
not afford so grea a e once o o
td f f W olwich as would justify and learned member for Cambridge moved for certain re- . , g y e ecovered she manifested after such THE STEPNEY MURDER. Malt 61s to 67s Harrow Ticks 40s to- 48e
tof assessed taxes in cer- Stakes to Ariadne, who will only have to walk over to re- attacks extreme nervous prostration and muscular
her reward, it being always recollected that France distinctly the necessary expenditure it would require, and that if it turns in reference to the paymen . . • Chevalier ....64s to 69s Mazagan 37s to 423
1 t sch imburse her present owner with a fourth of the rico which debility which, -with h
declared that she only acte e a
d b c use Austria committed an stood alone it would be of comparatively little value in do- tain boroughs. As it wa.s found impossib a o procure u
he recently eave for her on the bre k f SiPr R. Peel's medical'men to leer ot er symptoms, induced the Yesterday afternoon at one o'clock Mr. Sohn Oats 25s to 30s
aggression, anti it being recollecte a s
d 1 o that the greatest of • h 1 fL el Sir John Burgoyne had ex- returns within the time specified by the ordinary means, aup 0 . ieve that such administrations Humphreys, the coroner for the eastern division of
fending teei y o on on. --
head of the Government recommended stud. of antimony had hastened her dea COLCHE STE It -Attie 18
all em ors the Emperor Titus, the man who received the pressed a very decided opinion that for the defence of Lon- the noble lord at the . . th. If the jury Middlesex, and a highly respectable jury, assembled • •
. per , . The contest for th 131 h
d t era-- that extra assistance should be obtained, and hence the item e -ace Duck Stakes of 1,000 sovs each, thought the prisoner was the pee son who adminis- at the Railway Tavern, Grove-road, Mile-end, to There was a fair supply of wheat which sold at le per
hich any human being ever received,
don we must look to operations at a distance, an oop qr. over late rates. Beans and ' Th
peas rather dearer. 0
geneeatest honour w
h• h st take place long before the the hon. and learned gentleman had referred to. (Hear.) 300 ft, to which there are four nominations, is likely to end tered this antimony, and that he did it wilfully with investigate the death of the deceased lady whose past week has been variable, but mostly wet and cloudy.
uld not haveused terms more generons,more disinterested,
tions in the field, w ic mneu in a match between Radiance and either Cantatrice or Lord the in
more noble, in explanation of the views he meant to sup- enemy could approach the g
i hbourhood of London. The As reearded the entertainment of distinguished person- tention of taking life or doing grievous bodily name was given as Mary Emsley, aged 70 years, Wheat, white 6os to 64s l Beans einzagan..37. to 40s
port than the Emperor of the Trench di pr
'el evious to enter-
scheme ef the no e ear was one Glasgow's colt b Stockwell dam b P rrhus the First the harm et would be their dut -to find him mit of
bl 1 of the greatest magnitude, ages, the explanation was very short. He might Nay that, Y . , y y , 7 . - . 3'
.g y of No. 9, Grove-road, Stepney. Air. Rose, the red 54s to 58s Middle & small 40s to 445
. twe latter of which will have r .0
1 • d 1 sions murder Having described the earl histor of s licit Barley 2Bs to 32s White peas 3Bs to 40e
ing upon the cam • d t forget these things • - • l d'ture and unquestionably of the from time immemorial, it had been the custom to grant -- - p evi us y trie cone u . - , y y o air, was present.
paign. He coul no ' involving very arge expen i , Oats 26s to 28s Grey,. 40s to 420
for when a man once so committe
• d himself by his conduct re; •n. the Juvenile Stakes on the fir t he deceased and her famil 'he learned counsel The room a
ereatest difficulty-defending this vast city - street bY the expenses of those persons when travelling foe Pueoe 1 s day, the race for which t -y, e w s densely crowded long before the
virtuall decide this h a o came to the time when the prisoner became ac- inquiry commenced, and a number of the guardians, --
as to give reason to suppose that he did not act from
6street, and house by house. He (Earl de Grey and Ripon) objects on board one of her Majesty's ships. The only will y evy eneagement. KIRK ALDY-Auet. 18.
pure motives, those w o e ieve
h bl. d him afterwards de- • h • fth G ment if he were question was whether, in the present case, the personages
would misrepresent t e views o e overn The Zetland Stakes, the Queen's Guineas, and an All. quainted with her. This was in 1854, when the trustees, and friends of the deceased were present We had fair supplies of wheat to-day, and prices were
served the misfortunes which might follow. But what
not to say that this subject was one which had occupied d Selling Stakes will com le a card never su assed et deceased was kee ing the eating-house in Vaux- to hear the evidence and the utmost interest was is to 2s er r dearer than last week with a read sale.
7 alluded to came fairly within the title of distinguished age p rp , p
_., . 6 . . , p g . . , y
a York, and seldom elsewhere. hall-road, and when her sister (the late Mrs. manifested by all in attendance. Very small supplies of oats, St about late rates. No
happened this year ? France in last March said this '
and must continue to occupy -their most serious attention, personages. Now some people were born great, som
OTh d 1 h h h Townshend) Mrs Townshend's husband and their The iury having been sworn accompanied the
n urs ay, a t oug t e card does not contain so many _ .17
.• ' ' ' .' ' • ' barley.
was not the condition under which she was to receive
' f the present bill, achieved greatness, and some had greatness thrust upon
but it was not included NV ithin the scope o Wheat Barley Oats
Savoy and Nice ; but it was a similar condition. ie
P. dmont • . •
which did not deal with fort ca ions or
fi t• f the defence of them. Nobody could doubt that, as regarded ono of the three sons Marein Samuel and William and ti-e coroner to the house to view the bod The after-
items as that of Wednesday, it is sufficiently heavy to en- - . . / / / . - - Y- y Fir5t....,54s Od -s Od 28s Od'
he sure an excellent day's racing. daughter Jane, all lived in the house. The pri- wards went over the premises to examine them.
was largely increased in strength, and therefore it was no-
, London For that defence we must look, in the first instance, personages-his right hon. friend the Chancellor of t Second .. 60s Od -s Od 31s Od
I th P• IWI Stk
n e nnce o aes a es, Dundee is nominated as s first a customer then a lod er and after- While the coroner and the 'lir were absent it
soner wa . . . g , ) y , Third .. 63s Od -s Od -8 Od
' ' u ' la• h tituted onr first line of Exchequer-he came within the second category, namely,
eive eoree cone ensation an
eessary that France should rec . p to our naval resources, wic cons .
some security. That being proposed, one could easily ima- H h •
defence • next, to our army and volunteers ; and then to as one of those who had achieved greatness. ( ear, ear.) well as Dictator and Klarikoff; consequently, should the wards left his business (in a foundry) and came was ascertained from Mr. Thornton and Mr. Tanner, -
th • lto ether to live with Mrs James and to aesist the two detective officers who have inquired. tho-
le° meet, the race will be the most interesting of the day. a g . • - , - BAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.
gine the way in which the lion and the lamb shou i
Id Ye ' •
those subsequent operations wic wou ere
le. h Id b sorted to, be- The King of the Sandwich Islands might be fairly taken
I however doubt that either of the latter will face the her in the business. He very soon acquired great roughly and with great intelligence into the case, 4.
down in peace without the least apprehension on the part
fore it was possible for the enemy to force their way to Lon- as coming within the first category. (Laughter.) He, »
" crack," though they may as well for until he is overcome d I d b • ff h - - - ' ,E4g '
ascen ancy over ler, an ecame in e ect t e that they had found money to th.e extent of in TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE 'W EEK.
of the lamb, but no poet had ever imagined such a state of
don. The noble earl had alluded to the smallness of the force therefore, thought the item wae one which the house might
" b hook or b ' ' mas er o e ouse. n ane owns en
t fthh I 1854 J T hd hh .£ • ' '1 Th
ook " little opportunit will be afforded
y. CT , y . t e Ouse, 32 in gold and £l6 2s. in si ver. e --
h• • h' hth lion would not lie down with the lamb
t ings in wic e h h• h would be enabled to bring into the field. fairly pass. (Hear, hear.) It had been said that Govern- Y .
at ome, wic we d H Cff t ' Miles Opened. Receipt& .
without previously taking good security for the lamb's good
He entirely agreed with the noble lord that we mustlook very ment had almost purposely delayed the introduction of e e 0
f hedeme the investments made on them by their iespec- marrie enry a era a, a japanner, residing in police expect a still larger amount of money has
d tive caeoers for the Derby. Alanchester, and in 1855 went to live with him in been secreted. Railways. ,-- , ......---e...._____,,
'behaviour. But that was what France had done in the face
much to our regular troops in such a time of danger as was the estimates to the very end of the session, in or er
_he E .
.1 1800. 18.59. 1860. 1859.
glinton Stakes, one mi e, for two and three year that town, though he was occasionally afterwards Mr. John Faith, of Park-house, Bow-road, was -
of Europe. The answer of the people of this country was
contemplated. But our means of defence had been greatlY to have an opportunity of passing almost any- .-1-
1d h 12 fth 1 d • • •
s o s, as o e atter engage against 23 juveniles those at Mrs. James son a visit. Martin Townshend the first witness examined. He said the deceased ' ,E x
the establishment of the rifle volunteers. (Hear.) In six or improved by the creation of that noble volunteer army thing they liked without comment. Well, what wa Belfast and N. Counties.... 65 65 1,392 1,22:3
of note am •
ongst the latter being Dundee, Imaua, Lady
' was a baker, and was occasionally absent (once was his stepmother. The property left by her Belfast and County Down.. 20 20 628 57 3
eight months they amounted to from 60,000 to 70,000 men, which had sprang up in the country, through the devotion the fact ? Why, as regarded the large army and navy having enlisted),
Clifden, and Bro Duchess • whilst the best of the thre and William and Samuel were husband would go to the daughters of the late Mr. Birkd., Lane., & Ches. June. 32 32 3,240 2,9( S 9
and at the commencement of the present year, when Savoy of the people, within the last few months. (Hear, hear.) estimates, they were brought forward at an unusually , . Blyth and Tyne 2O 20 1,805 1,6. S/3
' . ° musicians. Henry Townshend, the father, did Emsley by his first wife. He did not know whe-
ar olds engaged, taking the weights they have to carry .
and Nice were demanded by France, and while the legisla- This fact would be of great importance in maintaining early period of the session-namely, in February-and all 3.7 e . . Bristol and Exeter 125 125 7,591 7,813
dat into consideration, are Sweetsauce, Stampedo, and Mag- little, and was in delicate health, and the whole ther the deceased had any other relatives. Caledonian
tura was sitting day by day doing nothing, the people had ! peace, by the manifestation which it gave of the determine- the large votes were discussed in full houses and passe . family were almost dependent upon Mrs. James. Catherine Wears, of Ches.&Holyhead(withMold) 94 941 -:
e, all of which, ith the te of Bro D chess
For .NV excep ion . wia. u . 3, Jamaica-place, said she
added to the volunteers another 70,000. That was the an- tion of the people of this country. He also believed that in not an unusually late period. The vote on fortifications =ccermdorhadc Workington 8a 319 2;72
it would not surprise me to see contest this valuable prize.
'At the prisoner's suggestion, the house was knew the deceased. She saw her between half-past
swer of the English people to the French Emperor ; and hq thehour oi peril these volunteers would be of the greatest was carried by a large majority. 'The civil service estimates made a night as well as day houso for refresh- 4 and 5 o'clock last Monday evening. The deceased Cork,altacllnc4n& Passage 64 64 319 27Z
The field will do btless ' b t '
u , comprdse many more, u !supposing
was perfectly satisfied that if the Emperor proceeded further possible service in defending fortresses and operating on the were the only ones remaining, and upon that point he merits and lodgings ;it had 14 beds, and the called upon her for her weekly rent. She was then Cornwall 53/ 531 1,629 t.,24k
in his course of annexation, a further answer would be flanks of the enemy ; and some battalions, no doubt, might the above to meet the res ective weiehts they will have to .
would remind the house that in point of fact, whatever the . p 0 prisoner slept wherever there was a vacant bed. in good health. When the deceased called she asked
traidne& Belfast Junction
429 465
arry will stand thus :- 54 1_,342
. • d in the same direction. And the effect was seen
given an take part in the operations of the field. It was rf question for charges that might be brought against the Government in c
. Mrs. James occupied the back parlour over the in the usual course for her money. Her husband Dublin and Drogheda 63 63 2,016 1, 972
throughout Europe ; a good understanding had been come
the consideration of Parliament whether they would respect to these estimates, the practical result was that age st lb age st lb Dub. & Wicklow (in.Kingst.) 40l 401 2 477 2 313
' 1 Sweetsauco ...... 39 0 Dundee 27 0 cellar, the cellar being used for refreshments and was at home at the time. He worked for any one Dundalk and Enniskillen .. 122 122 1,8 1' 669
87 a
to between the powers of Germany, so long separated from increase the public burdens by a much larger regular whereas for 10 years previously they had had an annua
Stanapedo ........ 38 4 Imams
each other ; and indications were witnessed of that distrust arro .
y The force in the country at the present moment increase of £200,000 over the preceding year, t .
here was a Ma, iore
eg ........ 38 0 Lady Clifden .... 2610 in the night and slept by day. He had access to Mr, Faith, in answer to the Coroner, said that inaindee, I'rth, & Aber. Jun gi HZ tin
ewhich he confessed urged him most joyfully to vote for was much larger than it had been at almost any previous positive reduction, as compare
is
d with last year, of, in round
It will be thus seen that Dundee will have to run a mile bast Anglian
the deceased's room at all times for the purpose of the deceased kept no servants, but a person who E.Countfes,Nrik.,&E.Union 499 189 27,036 255491
ld how that
this measure) which prevailed on the part of all the powers period of our history of late years. It had undergone no numbers, £300,000. (Hear, hear.) Th won s at 281 b with Sweetsauce, and with Stampede at 161 b (the getting change and giving her money ; when the had been connected with the family 20 years used East Kent
_l9l - - -
o interests of
of Europe. Those were additional reasons why he was diminution during the last few months, but stood now at a the Government were not neglectful of th exact weight at which Brown Duchess had the best of him, door was locked the key was placed on the floor to go and see her. He did not know where she Ledei.mcragsiiiiir. id nal .11
al as co.kobwu rn. .
.) 111 105
142 142 7,2-68 , 8,-116,
satisfied with this measure. There could be no doubt that higher point than in the spring of 1859. Whether that economy. when very unfit, for the Stamford Plate at Newmarket), under the door so that the prisoner could get it was. Edinburgh, Perth,& bundee 78 78 4,936 1,144 -
, ... Forth & Clyde Junction
the Emperor of the French, who thoroughly understood the force was sufficient or not to meet the emergency contera- The vote was then agreed to. • whilst he will have to do Maggiore over at 141 b, a feat I from the outside. Mrs. James had tolerable health Mr. Walter Thomas Emin said he lived at Emsle 31 22 1,549 1,2411
principle of warfare, although he had not had very large plated by the noble earl, in the judgment of the Govern- On tho vote of £17,000 for Kensington Museum 7 _
..s doubt his ability to accomplish. I shall, consequently, ex- until Christmas last year. She was fifty-six when brickyard, and was a shoemaker. He collected
.Y Furness
Glasgow & South-Western 183 f 1831 9,025 7,er ,1
opportunities of acquiring the knowledge of its practice, ment it was sufficient to fulfil the exigencies of the mo- Mr. CONINGHAM objected to the vote, and moved it pect to see him bowled over by one of the trio ; and as she died. She had thriven in business, her stock rents for Mrs. Emsley. The last time he saw her 2irreeaatt Noorrth
R ifieo7Scotland . 2238 2'N
271'M I'7o' Z 0433
would never venture to attempt to land in this country with ment. This bill would enable the Government to utilise rejection. Stamped() must now be lunch fitter than he was in the July and furniture being worth about X2OO or X3OO. alive waslast Monday afternoon, at Barnsley-street, rit.Southn. & Westn. .I*,
(len , 329 226 8,647 6,9 a
an army, without in the first instance, securing a tete du the force which it possessed. The object ef these measures The committee then divided,-- week, to him I give the preference. She had four shares in the Liverpool Gas Company, Lamb's-fields, Bethnal-green. She had just collected Great Western 466 466 38,765 36,5 47
60 18 18
pont te cover his communications with the sea. Now, of wan purely defensive ; they were aimed against no country; For the vote
k b err deesegn June. 55 55 1,1-03 li is.s
21
such tetes du pont, the Isle of Wight was the best. There they had reference to no Government ; but were founded Against it - Irish South-Eastern 251 251 250 : ;67
-39 the house. Such was t' Killarney Junction - -
Inane doubt that the Isle of Wight commanded Portsmouth simply on the great changes that had taken place lately in Majority post, the only formidable name among the entries being ne state of matters when in sation with him about them. Witness told her that L •
blic Works . ancaster and Carlisle (in.
t t r ber last ear Fliz
harbour, and that Sandown Bay was the key of the 'lsle all directions in the aspect of affairs in Europe. They On the motion that the expenses for the Pu Dm ao , now that 134 Ben has for a time taken lea-re of Senteln • y , abeth Townshend (sister of he wanted more taps, and she directed him to send Kendal and Windermere) 1 1 - -
of Wight. He therefore confessed that he had seen with threatened no nation ; and they were not to be regarded (Ireland) Bill be agreed to, the Turf. Lord Fezwilliam has several good-looking the deceased) fell sick and died, and in the follow- to her house for them. He sent his son for them on Lane. & Yrks.(in.Blackburn) 39.5 595 42,989 !47,940
vote which Limerick and Foynes 2 214 154
regret that the proposed new fortifications at Sandown as warlike measures, but as measures best adapted to secure Mr. V. SCULLY objected to that item in the horses engaged, and both Matador and Kettledrum aro December Willi '
ing am 1 ownshend fell sick and Tuesday, in the morning and at night. He went Llanelly 46 46 603 556
Bay were not considerably stronger, inasmuch as that place the preservation of the peace of Europe. (Hear.) was proposed for the establishment of the Cork Model
highly thought on Vir • •
plum, whose name has recently . , -..-
died, and in January last Samuel sickened and himself on Wednesday, twice, his wife accompany- Louden & North-Western . 950 936 94,529 86,122
-was really the key to Spithead, because it -was the key of The Earl of ELLENBOROUGH said that when he School, an establishment which, /IS he was informed, wills found its way into scene of the Derby books, is also engaged, diea. airs. Cafferata was sent for, and came over ing him. He wont again on Thursday, but still rn te
lon and Blackwell
i,oonnoon & South-Western
the Isle of Wight. He would not go further into the suggested the imPortanceofmaking Woolwichimpregnable, started in oppostion to all existing. schools in that citY• 1 e and Mr. Merry will be represented by the Lady of the Lake, when her mother was ill, and she nursed her. She finding that she was out, he sent his daughter at 6 Lond. Brighton, &S. Coast 2234 2021 22,355 20,1'45
various measures proposed by the scientific gentlemen who he had done it on vary high authority, that of Napoleon I. therefore moved that the vote be reduced by £2,000. a good-looking daug',ter of the Lord of the Isles out of also attended Samuel, and after his death returned o'clock on Friday morning to see whether anything L'orry and Enniskillen - _-
formed the commission for the defence ofthe several dock-
__not of course with reference to Woolwich, but to Naplee. Some discussion ensued, in which Mr. Deasy (Attorney- Rogerthorpe's dam, who will take some beatine• Whether " '
to Aianchester At the be innin of Februar Mrs
g g y . was the matter, but she returned without obtaining- Ld , Tilbury, & Southend 12 40 2,630 9.7,51
'uira Mr. 11 of the e• Man.,Shefileld,&Lincolnsh 173 1734 12,200 10,6 60
yards, but there was one point, and that a most essential one, He recommended the Government to read those letters in General for Ireland) supported, and Mr. mag ' a above will run, or what may comprise the field Cafferata received a letter from the prisoner saying admission to the house. He then told his wife to Manch. S.Jun.&Altrincham 9 91 1,077 1,0 84
the defence of Woolwich. On that point the Government which Napoleon gave advice to his brother Joseph as to Hennessy, and Mr. Brady opposed the vote. besides, I have not the means of knowing ; but as Dictator that her aunt was extremely ill, andthat if she wished go to the house, and not let anybody in, as he in- Itmocf t and Carlisle
6144 6144 41,168 37,5 ot
had abstained from following out the recommendations of t
1 the defence oeNaples ; and that was the manner in which The house divided, and the numbers were- is a certain starter he must be my selection, notwith- to see her alive she must come over immediately. tended to go to Mr. H. Rose, Airs. Emsley's legal Midland G t.Westn. of Irind. 177 177 4,271 4,2 46
the commission ; but of all the questions connected with the he advised the Government to defend London. For the vote
--e 31b penany he will have to carry for winning She came, and found her aunt suffering fr.om ex- adviser. Mr. Rose met him afterwards at Mrs. Monkland ... 52 52 1,500 1,0 73
defence of the country this was the most important. Those The bill was then read a second time. Against it
a . „ , i y was made by a police- Illonmouthsh. Rail. & Canal 14 44 2,490 2,4 87
Newcastle and Carlisle 7B 78 3,899 3,416
acquainted with the subject believed that, in the event of a CUSTOMS (No. 2) BILL. Majority - onstable who had bee
of whom have been hiehly tried, will prove very formidable a 9 ' • • ' ' c n called. Newport,Aberg.,& Herefor.. 50 50 _ ___
battle being fought in advance of London, that battle being This bill was read a second time. WAYS AND MEANS. opponents. ner ssu estion and he mmediatel di v •
so gg )' 1 y sco med By a Juryman-He did not call a policeman on 1:1-,- 1.:
. 1 British (in. Dalkeith) 161 161 8,629 6,8E09
is(°;.(ai Devon 35 35 560 499
hat the deceased was la.bouring • ....
lest, tortes for the capitulation of London must be entered STAMP DUTIES (No. 2) BILL. The report on Ways and Means was brought up by Mr- The Hopeful I must award to Cape Flyaway, and the' t ,e, under a cancer the previous night. He thought the deceased had North-Egtecf: • - 42,641 39,7410
into. That of all considerations was the most alarming ; This bill was read a second time. ' MASSEY and agreed to. Filly Sapling to Sir C. Monck's Prudence. of the ceecum. Under Dr. Cameron's care deceased received 4,25 or £26 on that da Th t bout
y. a was a Noll A, d
rt taffordshire ....
-94 a 9 2,592 2,5434
.... --- 233 8422 7,989
and yet he could not conceive such a state of things, be- The following bills were read a third time and passed :- CONSOLIDATED FUND APPROPRIATION BILL. The Great Ebor Handicap has cut down into rather got better, he ceased his attendance, and Mrs. the average amount. She was never in the habit of nrth-Western .. '''.
. 46-4 464 _ -
cause he was perfectly satisfied that if the Government had Refreshment Houses and Wine Licenses (Ireland) Bill ; r e
This bill was brought in by Mr. LAING, and read a first limited dimensions alering the
, consi extent of the entry, Cafferata went to Manchester anain. On the 29th showing large sunls of mon Ihe did not be- N. Yorkshire and Cleveland 101 _
March Dr. Cameron was sent bfor a • ' d 1.• th t h ey, anc .
gain, necease love as e ever kept large sums of money in the Oxford, Wore., & Wolver 102 94 -...---
had in their minds the necessity for defending London; Poor Relief, &c. (Ireland) Bill ; Gunpowder, &c., Bill ; time. which comprised no fewer than. sixty-five nominations, only b • Peebles ................... .. 181 181 - --
street by street, and house by house, they never would and the Industrial Schools Act Amendment Bill. EAST INDIA LOAN BILL. twent --three •
3, of which have accepted. At first sight some eing attacked with the same symptoms. He at- house. - St. Helen's Canal & Ifailway 30 so- 2,01-1 1,-898
leave consented to leave Woolwich in such a defenceless PEACE PRESERVATION (IRELAND) BILL. This bill was read a third time and passed. t want of judgment •
might be imputed to the handicapper, 26th A
tended, prescribed, and she 'WM better. On the Several questions wer t t the witness as to his
opu o Scottish Central
M ___ _ , . Scottish North-Eastern ll5
50 50 ' 3 483 3,655
. ,
115 4,350 4,255
COndition. He thought that the defence of woolwich would The Earl of BESSBOROUGH, having moved the usual TIIE SPIRITS DUTIES BILL. but on carefully looking through the weights a reason pril Martin Townshencl left the family, and motive for s d. •
en ing his daughter to rs. Emsley sat Shrewsbury & Birmi oh
during the night the • dt d b • ' 1 k • I • ' 1 t 1• h h "h n''
prisoner WaS assis e y a six ocoein t ie morning, in rep yo w lic e am 294 29L
a 2,184 2,4,
'OO
b rewsbury and Chester
materially affect the fortune of that battle which it was declaration (rendered necessary by Lord Redesdale's ob- This bill was read a third time aud passed. might readily be found for the non-acceptance of nearly person named Henry Bagnell. On the 3d of May said he had a suspicion that she might be ill. The s.hrewslspry & Hereford
expected would he fought ix advance of London. The structive reaolution), to the effect that the consideration of . MILITIA PAY BILL. every horse which has declared out, Adam Bede and 29
gloutratnez)lnhi.i.
.. 29f i 94 7 ..942
Mrs. Cafferata again. came over to see her aunt, questions generally were quite irrelevant, and the .. -. 72f 701 4,074 3,523
general who commanded the troops would consider that, this bill was a matter of real urgency, moved the second This bill was read a second time. Volatile alone excepted, both of whom had so little to
-ander all the circumstances, it was not on the whole a reading of the bill. and never left her until the deceased was removed coroner more than once checked the jurymen who South-Eastern
PARTY EMBLEMS (IRELAND) BILL. complain of in the weights apportioned to them that they to the hospital. Dr. Cameron was again summoned, put them. South Wales
favourable occasion to attack the enemy, and his proposition The• Earl of LEITRIM (who spoke with his back te the . . . . S. Yorkshire and River Dun 118 108 2 448 2 7 tar
This bill passed through committee. were by many thought to be the best " in," particularly and on the 19th he left Mrs. James much better. Edward Dillon, police-constable 19 K, de d stockton and Darlington
might be to retire if he could retire, to a better position, but gallery) was understood to complain of some recent exer- pose ,691 nee 0
- - „,' „ e. ; ; ; .t td, +; fth C •th • • f G RNMENT ACT (18-8) AMENDMENT
LOCAL OVE 1i ' - ° - the filly. Underhand heads tbe list with 9st, but; aS we He was called in again on the 19th, found her suf- that from instructions he had received he had in- Taff Vale 53 53 5,115 4,4 l 4
he would be iert to retire on a very mum. worse pos.t.on. c.se o: ...e preroga..ve o e rown in e remission o
(No. 2) BILL. saw him at Stockbridge unable to claim the judge's atten- tering from excess cf vomiting, and from that time spected the premises, and o el a I ulster , 52 52 1,878 1,7! /6
Woolwich being undefended, no position could possibly be punishment. He also objected to officers of the conetabu- pene tee nouse so as to Ulverstone and Lancaster 19 19 731 • 4459
The house went into committee on this bill. tion over the heavy course there, he can have no chance on ho never lost sight of her till her death. During make an entry. He went u • • in F *th Vale of Nea
-more than 15 miles round London. The attempt of the lary being raised to the beneh as stipendiary magistrates, p stairs with ir. cti th ' 251 251 1,713 jail
Clause 1 to 11 were agreed to without discussion. erent Warrington and St 10
ock ort
the Knavesmire, which will this near be in a far diff May and about this time Dr. Cameron's suspi- and Mr. Rose, and after searchin th tl p --* - - --
enemy wou
Id not be on London, but on Woolwich, because and entreated the Government to abandon the system.
Clause 12 was ne atived without a division and e - g e rooms ley Waterford and Kilkenny 3l 31 310 339
ral effi- ' g , ws ac state to last, when he ga7e such e lumps" of weight awaY cions as to the administration of Poison were ex- Proceeded up stairs to the top floor, and in the front Waterford and Limerick
Woolwich being destroyed, those arms would be strack out Lord MONTEAG LE bore testimony to tho gene
cordingly struck out. to all the three year olds engaged. Whitewall accepted cited, and in connection with this the learned room West Cornwall 274 274 771 050
ode in he saw the deceased 1 inn on the floor with
of our halide with which we might have had the power of ciency of the Irish police, but objected to the ni
The CHAIRMAN then reported progress, and tho with four -Gamester, Cape Flyaway, Pax, and The Pedlar counsel wished the jury to recollect that on the her head to the partition. 3"1-1 bf
d •0. W.liartlepoolliarhr.&RaiL 39 4,732 3,83 d
defending London. Woolwich was essential for the defence which their services were rewarded. He had known mur-
house resumed. -of which Lord Glasgow's horse, in the opinion of the the 29th March Jane Cafferata was absent in ee oun a, mournin, White
Man- ring and three halfpence, bat no other mone haven Junction l2
, Whitehaven & Furness Jun 35 35 736 600
711 621
of London. We might regret that it was where it was, but dors occasioned by improper appointments in the magis-
LAW AND EQUITY BILL. -7 • Wniaven eleator &In* t 7
public, had so much the best of the weights that he was chester with her husband ; that on the 26th April There was a bed and bedstead in the room, but it FonEIGI:i AND CloLo'rinn ' 7 460 344
mince it was there we ought to make all the aa van- tracy and the police. This bill was read a third time and passed. backed for some money on the appearance of tho accept- Martin left and did not return till the 31st May, had no appearance of being slept on. On the bed NIAL.
Antwerp and Rotterdam 52 "52 1,175 1,190
taee of it we could and it was absolutely neces- The Earl of BESSBOROUGH said he had a large ac-
" ' TITLES TO LAND (SCOTLAND) (No. 2) AMEND- ances ; hut he has since gone out oe the market, B.nd with so that the prisoner (with the exception of the were a number of pieces of paper-hanging, and teuistirainast
sary that it should be placed within an entrenched quaintanco with the stipendiary magistracy, and the best
MENT BILL. hitn all hope of the raeo going to Melton, for I doubt the servants) leas the only. person who prepared food under the arms of the deceased were two or three BuLlo and at JIIII
=1::
12da
1:7.1 287 2
camp, so that those defending London might derive the wore those who had been raised from the constabulary. 890 s 6ao
This bill seas read a third time and passed. Pedlar's ability to stay the course, in which opinion I arn for the deceased during these intervals. He pieces of the paper. He observed blood on the par- Detroit and Milwaukie lB5 185 1,845 2,033
ted.rantage of the materiels of war only to be found at The bill was then read a second time. 4. 059
Woolwich. Some people said that it was impossible to for- DEFENCE OF THE REALM BILL. DIVORCE COURT BILL.-BREACH OF strengthened from his being engaged in the Cambridgeshire wished them also to remember two other facts- tition and near to where the deceased lay. The id= milt%
can d.. . 1083 1083 4,414 ,
0 9,116
PRIVILEGE. in preference to the Cenrewitein Defender has little to that on the 26th of May there was found in the body was not touched, by the direction of Mr. Great Indian Peninsaulaa'.::: M MI 11:132 3,394
tify London, but they forgot that in point of fact a great The Earl of RIPON moved the second reading of this drawer i Gzat Luxembourg vs 122 2,847 2,361
he motion that this bill be now read a second time
On t . , cemplain ef with such an imPost as Bst 51b, though even n deceased's room a paper purporting to Rose, until the surgeon had seen her. She was
city was a great fortress in itself, and that, if defended by bill, observing that it was a necessary consequence of the be a notice for the withdraw ' f Gat -Western of Canada. 345 345 5 882 8,30 S
If ' • " f If
Mr, HENNESSY rose and said he had to call i after ls success at Egham I have no great opinion 0 is • • at oe her sayings dressed at the time, except one slipper. He saw Lombardo-Venetian .- ... - '-;",,s --
285 285
barricades, with bold men behind them, with plenty of arms, Fortifications Bill. a bank denoeit and interest It - ' a A
the attention of the house to a breach of privilege. staying qualities; but as most of those engaged have qu.-e .. ". - 1%33 slime, " eenn also blood marks on the door-post, The whole of Lyons and Geneva 142 142 o,o°' 7,477
ammunition, and guns, no prudent general would be very The bill was read a second time. Madrid, Saragossa &Alicant 310 284 13,713 9,338
This bill was brought down to this house from the as little heart, I can select nothing among the old horses to James." On the 28th of May the prisoner event the rooms were open and neither the front nor
willing to attack them. He would know that if he entered Their lordslaips then adjourned. Maria Antonia 2l 21 sa Zs -
Lords and looking at the sth and 7th clauses he found beat him, 'unless Hepatica and Artless run up to their old to the offiee of the gas compan-
y and inquired back doors were locked. In his opinion the de- Northern of Prance 613 602 T-',",s, 43,853.
7ith troops those barricaded streets he would run the whether Mrs. lic,orwef!an 603
Trunk c
ge ea .
teet risk of being defeated : but if he hesitated before a HOUSE OF COMMONS.-(YESTEIMAY.) that ;hey applied to " money " matters, which rendered form, or Julia should take it into her head to try as well as
the measure one that this house ought not, in his opinion? she does at home, Satellite, although he possesses good James's shares could not be put ceased's head struck the door-post, as the blood upon
into his name. The prisoner was told that it the panels could not have been caused if the blow Paarrt'anY(TeirsietnMs edit rrn t72"
; 544 tigA V',o
' hat would be his hesitation if, on his right hand at a SUPPLY. to receive: The sth clause stated that it should be lawfui could not be done, except by h
'city, w , speed, must be beaten by Defender. Gladiolus is no
• t over- er making a re- had been given while she was on the floor. The Paris and Strasburg - --
distanCe of six or seven miles, there was a great entrenched On the Tote of 115,000 for affording increased accompap. for the court, when any metter was brought before it, in . Royal Danish 69 647 f)4O
which proctors claimed expenses to order those expenses to hted but th ket • t " • re m • re- gular
weig ) e mar is pp suspicious to ensu y transfer or by her will. The same da the blow .th f
y was, Jere ore, given while she was standing, Sambre and Meuse.. .._ ... 08, 68 1,258 1,165
tectine a ereat arsenal-a sort of Sebastopol, corn- dation in the National Gallery, rrisener t t M i 1 • •
• camp pro e a . be paid to the proctors, as provided by the bill ; and the 7th commendationthis timsof asking. Moorhen has been highly I wen oa., r. .41d eolicitor and ar- b
, . , y her falling against the door-post. Southern of France •. - ' 777 773 18,930 16,804
1 dth tth R lA d
municating by covered railways, on both banks of the Mr. CONINGIIA-n propose a e oya ca emy d f h '
range or t e mak 75 75
clause gave power to employ- counsel, and in case the proc- tried with Wildman aad Moorcock, clad the result was of mg of the will, though he was • Dr. Lawrence Gill, of Bow-road, was called on ;est Flanders 74, , „ 901 '956
Thames with tho city to be defended, open in all directions should be removed from that institution, inasmuch as they tor should not be satisfied with' his costs to obtain pay- not ‘" 43,124 40,408
- / h a sntisf t tu th t I h 'll ve the
suc - ac ory na re a expect se wi pro present when the deceased gave her instruc- Friday last between 1 and 2 o'clock. In the front * and
NM.
of
France..
had been constituted
to the country, so as to be capable orreceiving all the rein- land fallen in the object for which they f 1 • 'th • H
mcnt of them out of the funds applicable to e suit. e tions.- The deceased by that will left the prisoner roo e
abeolute winner. Horace has a tremendous turn of speed, . In on the top floor he found the deceased, and he - -- ..--_______ ___ef
force-intents that could be seat ;if we were in possession of The management of the Royal Academy el, no doubt, (ntrO:
id
Itiiitine:VedwtaoB thaw \rer aintlgaeltli=e3reloaf the hasie,
s s i 1 which will cause him to run forward, des ite his presumed all her stock in trade, goodwill, &c., the residue of believed she had been dead some time. The de- BIRTHs,
'Woolwich, so fortified, the defence of London would be so into the hands of the majority of the directors, who natu- !tee •
td • " d• -" pa-b
(:1 kh. use'
.•
(t* t • • ' • • P•
1 th st le her property being left in thirds, one to Mrs. Caf- ceased was lying
eir own body instead of De prm ein‘ re ink, and ogge to as is opinion o non-s eying qualities. Springwell is a nice, eng y 3' at full length on the floor ; a por- BELPER.-011 the I6th inet., at Kin t Ntt L
(easy that no enemy would attempt to interfere with it. Wool- rally regarded the interests of th the bill. (Hear, hear.) ferata, one to her child, and one to Mar gs on, o a, Al
ll th of colt, and has a respectable outside chance. To sum up tin, the pri- tion of her gown and petticoat was drawn up over Belper, of a daughter.
vich should be made the citadel of London. As he said be- the interests of tho artistic world in general, as we as ose The SPEAKER, in reply, said if the hon. member had . f f soner being made sole executor. Thus Winslow th hd A t. d 'f• bl dh d
eea . por ion was screwe up as i oo a Siereore-On the 17th i.nst.,
fore, he might regret its situation, but still it was our duty oe the public. All he asked was a postponement of the con- given him notice of his uesti h ld be e dt '
- • 1 b q on, e wou pr Tare o I '1 d• • 0 b rne's
I expec / o see the Esor I an icap carried off by s o
was empo at Swainston, Isle of 'Wight,
(nye him an e a orate answer. But this he would say, that eentat.
repree ive- wered to get possession of everything ;he been wiped upon it. On removing the gown and pet- Lady Simeon, of ada ughter.
to make it the citadel of London, instead of throwing into sidefation of this question to another year. could sell th -On th to 7
han Mend le provisions of this bill were of a very objectionable na- MOORIIEN or SUTTON, ..e shares, draw the money from the ticoat he found that she was IPing with two Pieces Teergag- e -et ain t tR• dal H he
s., a iver e, ampton, t
the hands of an enemy the immense material of war which Lord PALMERSTON said he thought his . -
t r and that it was a bill wh• ' ' " • bulk anti he es of the famil • wife of Henry E. ,e
, ua, . ich, in his optnion, this house followed by Hepatica and Springwell. • , tr t y might have re- of paper at the back of her head-one was open, park, of a d e t ahem Esq of Talbot-square, Hyde-.
aughter . ' "
it Contained, There was the very important statement of laboured under a misapprehension as to tho facts of tne
ought not to receive. (Hear, and cheers.) The first pro- ained. utterly unacquain
For the Norther St Le er The Wizard will make one of T.ri ted with deceased's hay- and she was lying with her face downward. She
1-'4ll 0 •th . tf th mi"ion which ' Upon this one point he believed they were gene- cedent for this practice was in July, 1154, and it had bena „, ,
,_ verstone in e leper o e com ..- , case. n ' gd b • • ing any property
Light there is at n,ll. On the 6th June Dr. had all her clothes on except one slipper (the left
''"""nel by no me t Ith 1 la• h 11 ll ' d • 1- th 41 -antaoe of the study and the acted upon in similar instances since. His opinion was, the thrice and unlese Tose y Northern e
k, _ . AL ARRI.A.GES.
ans too s rong y e t angers wic wou < ra y agiee , name 3,, eft N , Cameron's suspicions induced him to h th WAKE- ST ,
ave e score- one), but her head was uncovered, having no cap ----TwEsse.- On the 18th • t
remelt f the Royal Aca- however, that such a Practice ought not to continue, and he none other engaged likely to prevent the sta es be,ng ins ~ at the parieft
ftom th •t• f Londen b en enemy He cultivation of the arts by the members o
e occupa ion o < y , , . tions pre
(nerved; these were analysed by Dr. Ed- on. He found the hair of her head matted with church, Birnham Herwald CraufurdWalle U.B f 14
entirely I, • had already intimated that such clauses would be objected credited to Mr. Nichel's account.
- agteed with all his lordship there stated on the sub- decay. That was a question which came practicaiLy Into
to in future. The objection was not, however, so strong in 4wards and found to contain son of Sir Ch ' ~ ourt
antimony. Dr. Cameron blood, and the back of her head hangingin shreds, the T arles Wake, Bart., of Comkeen Hall, to
ject. Inee.o The remainine. ( vents for Thursday are the Londes- nuca
: th e
verstone was desired to give his opinion on the the discussion. That the Royal Academy should go else- this case, because it was anrendedi and not an Original bill. ehen communicated with the police, and on Sunday bone protruding. He then turned her on her bac k Bart ,
.e ourth daughter of the late Sir George Sitwell,
b . h e 1 1 Ltt PI h f wh• h close the
oioug up an( tie o ery ate, bet o lc ,of Renishnw.
suppositiontleat private ro ertV was +a he respected' What where was, he apprehended, a meestion which was already He, therefore, hoped the house would agree to it now, but morning, the 10th of June, he went with two police The face was green and swollen, showing decom- ago '
would have bee, hi 0 • 1). 13 • -. . . . ~ , . .
d 'd d 1 th - 'f 't , i red ac.ain he would call moon the house to resist evening Preceding. OLLETT-MORTEN -On
s pinion on the rational supposition that decided. Ihe material point to be eci e was w iere el i i oLci r 0 officers to the house arid id a 1
nsis ei on Airs. James's position had. set in. There was an entire loss of th 18th inst., at St. John's,
-private property ,v, ' * 1 He VVIS however in the hands of the honey. For Friday, the last clay, there are no fewer than eleven lefottin h'll J ' ' e
„eg
of a _ g- i , ohn Frederick Sanford Woollett, Esq., ,
ould not be ree eeted ? De nel u on it were to go to. The arrangement now making involved tne 1 • •- •
i. ,
r ' ltht t' , bill he 1• 1 e'd-. removal. N • •
ow, it was most important for the jury countenance, her hand was clasping tiae 1
-if London should ever be in the ' I)
eion of alie P the inte t" bf a c)ria t i n g the whole of the building to tile Mr. HE NESe I. inoEvct-
Eiza i ,
N airusaid it waaslea a`i
" event < set tar decision, including the Greatyorkshire Stakes, . The Terrace K •
~ ennington-park, to Emmeline, sister ot
:posses, . n enemy le ion 0. ppr ,e . The Arr O.ItNEY-G . to remember that on Saturday night, the 9th of table. He found blood on the dor posts and o
1„ of London weene n,ece.ssarY the County Cup, and Gimcrack Stakes, which, with the o • , n Alexander Morten, Esq., of 1, Elginecreseent, Yensinge.
d h d ' -t d '
saee stand in history by the side of the national pretures. If the Royal Aca cmy a consaue e d h h d
provision to give assent to the act, an e ope the house June M • Cff
_ , , i IS. 3. trata made her aunt a little sago, the panel, and also on the paper whicn laid over ton-park.
eack of Rome by the Co linavestnire an •
d Colt Sapling, make up a day's sport almost
nata.ble of Bourbon, and would a new building and been propared to remove, to it filmic.- would ag,ree to it. rhe deceased partook. of it, and Mrs. Cafferata her head. The blood. on the veal). was bright and 1 DEATHS,
lit in all its horrors and t • • • • 1
Gll ld th nbe given un lt - Mr. E. JAMES said that as the matter was of great im- equal to the first.
equa a rocities. It was to pre- dietely, the Nationa a ery wcu e , ~ a o afterwards removed the cup downstairs ; the de- shinsh quite different to the blood decomposed on ; ALLEN.-01l the 17th inst., Miss Charlotte L
• vent these that he ventured to suggest to the Government gether to the national pictures. But even under such cir- P ent of the debate.
°ranee he moved the adjournm . 1
,11 The Great Yorkehi re Stalces, although it has one hundred ceased went to sleep, one at two or three next the floor. The next day.a cap was found with an of The Highlands, Upper Norwood, aged 48.
ucas Allem,
Ilce the means wl ' Loid PALMERSTON seconded the motion, an: , e and'feur nominatioee will scarcely muster more than half
that they should t/
ti . lich were in their hands eumstances what they were now doing would be absolutely morning she brougllt her a cap of tea and an egg, ornament torn off, and in the cap was a circular BANNATYNE.-On the 16th inst. at Bathford House, So.,
debate was adjourned. a. fl"-,z,n at l ' ”"
be selected fro The
tle starting post, to. ~, .
~
cm , , B niersetshire, George A. Batinatjne, Esq., aged 66.
for the purpo,;(, 01' rcn ming t.he fortifications of London necesvary for the national collection. So far, then, as they ,
l'he Trustees, Mortgages, &c., Bill was read a sccond ~. , , whiedi however her aunt did not take, and whic'h hole. He had since made a post niortem examina-
secure, and of rendering it impossible far an enem to had maetlecl, they had done n.thing which precluded the time. Wi-aid, Cape Flyaway, Toni Bowline, Sir William, ~ut ion, Mrs. Cafft-rata la •-, on r • the head he foun
in
pee d a chair by the bedside. tion o. the body, and d a lacerated OUTCRER.-On. the 17th in st at Broa i D
_ ~ del st, even, Ei/
. ow re wo were to fall, in the "....rit, 3:
P'
' -h• h el d ,ired The Chancery Evidence Commission Bill was read a S.YringP. Northern Light, The Proph,t, I redicto., Tipper- . Isoutcher, Esq.., aged 84,
effect their purp / • '. , tan carr:y-ing nu, the arrangement N, ic was se inue i e. She then slept by 11.:T emit's side until between 10 wound one and a half inch long on the left sid
t l'all with arms in our ' ° econd time. hand Sabreur and Vanquisher. The meetino• of The . d 1 , lf an inch lo e, and CIIATMAN.-07.1 the 18th 'in t
invasion, let us at leas ~ hands and by the hon, gentleman. The sum voted would render the ._ b . an 1 next morning, just before the arrival of Dr. a contused wound, ha . , ng, on the right Thos F Ch. s.,at 4, Cavendish-square, Mr .
the 'o )1e of Lend
gIETROPOLITAIsi P3LICE FORCE (DOCKYARDS) Wi7a,rd and W'allt e %ould have crcated great excitement ca .. . apman, agted 59.
with honour ; and, :it leest, let Pa
.1 . oa do RS building better adapted to the purposes of a Natioual Gal-
(No. 2) BILL. ''ic N. . . . . . t moron. She then found that the cup of tea side ; also a woun;i, an 'nen and a half long, over LoVAT.-011 the i
17th bast , at 14 Monte ue-stre
much as the people of Pelernio in resisting 1
regune te,ops. lery. Lord CLARENCE PAGET movod that the hous,n 0.0 but the billet's absence is almost certain. as, in addition to ], d b ea we Q f,,11 e
ia een removed, and that on the tante near the left eyebrow. rhe hd . --en 01 extravtaitt (1, man-square, Samuel anee.et , g et, Port..
lar army -re f c"e of hiswork fromhaviry- been "pricked " the lee • , Esq., lato of Lincoln's-inna
One word as to the number of the regu
- • ""1"-"•e Mr. J. LOCKE thought the noble lord had not put the into committee en this bill, and explained that it was de- the rPeents,oppa, ~ . ~, , her aunt's bed was a cup containing sago, blood ; the vessels on, _
.t side were much con- aged 81.
'ved enormoni ad . ectull "st o er " is likely to be placed noon his
sirable to iptroduce the police into the dockyards, to check a more eff ~ ~ PP . . , . The prisoner about five o'clock that morning had gested ; the extravasati
'on r '
could be no doubt that this country den , _
matter very clearly before the house. It was, however, et blood extend d
...ea over -
111nteer MOVernent , • the peculatrons which had of late takon place in sonic of runninr, by the refusal of his Reenter owner and nominator made a al bone, wh:ch ev a
vantage from what was called
eur
'To
nd th it a. satistactory to know that the Royal Academy was to be Irs. James some sago, and had brought the temaporho . . eas fractured, as also the LONDON : Pr'
them. ' * his st rte To discuss the robable chime I, ne wb ich w ted • d -I" b•h - -
in an ulaed by MURDO YOUNG- ,
He trusted it would prosper and succeed, a t ei removed, and that the present building would not be occu- The bill pessed through committee, and the other orders a
tof consent to ,- udg. P ' . •es it up to her. She partook of it, and. the rest was occipit. .a . as broken through and of No. 112, Str dP • °
n, but that bled b th the above at this time of th , day would be only a tire- , left in the nun upon the table 'ln ' forced into the brain. In an , miter, at The AS'un Alec No 112
should not only have a greater number of me . Tem longer than aould be avoided. The original haying been disposed of, the houee adjouraed at tt quarter- •• • uld h • f • • I - - • -Ilis cap was taken _ removing the skull cap Strand in th Precin t f ' . ;_-_
le to speak intent some infliction, as no one co at t e time omy writing 1 tbl , e o o the Savoy, in the county 0-
.thoy would increase in skill. It was impoesib ton wee that it was t,o be wholly adapted to the Na• past ono o'clock. by the police ; and, on. its contents being examined, it was v, mos oodless. Th h h b
e c est, te a domen, naidakeeez T 1
, ues ey, Aunteet 21. Ib6o.

MARRIAGES.
WAKE— SITWELL.— On the 18th inst., at the Darigit
church, Birnham, Herwald CraufurdWalto, C. 8., fourth.
son of Sir Charles Wake, Bart., of Courteen Hall, to
Lucy, the fourth daughter of the late Sir saeorge Sitwell,
Bart., of Renishaw.
WooLLETT—MORTEN.—On the 18th inst., at St. John*
Notting-hill, John Frederick Sanford Woollett, Esq.,
The Terrace, Kennington-park, to Emmeline, sister of
Alexander Morten, Esq., of 1, Elgin,-creseent, Kensing-
ton-park.

DEATHS,
ALLEN.—OIa the 17th inst., Miss Charlotte Lucas Allen,
of The Highlands, Upper Norwood, aged 48.
BANNATYWE.—On the 16th inst., at Bathford House, Som.
niersetshire, George A. Banuatyne, Esq., aged 66.
BOUTCREn.—On. the 17th inst., at Broadclist, Devon, EM
I3outeher, Esq., aged 84.
CIIAPMAN.-07.1 the 181 h inst., at 4, Cavendish-square, Mr.
Thos. F. Chapman, agfid 59.
LOVAT.—On the 17th bast., at 14, Montague-street, Port'
man-square, Samuel Lovat, Esq., late of Lincoln's-inn',
aged 81.

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LONDON : Printed and Published by MURDO YOUNG,'
of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sufi :Mee, No. 114
Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the °may of-
Tuesitly, August 21, lbf.W.