The Sun.
London, England, 1856-06-04 00:00:00

MARKET NEWS.—(This Day.)

CORN EX CHANGE.
Only a limited supply of English wheat was on sale i
to-day's market. For most kinds we had a steady demand,
and Monday's prices were well supported.
There was a fair demand for both red and white foreign
wheat, at full quotations.
Floating cargoes were in request, for the Continent.
We had a fair demand for barley, at extreme rates, but
malt was rather heavy.
The oat trade was firm, at Monday's currency.
In the vales of beans, peas, and flour no change took
plats.

Wheat.
730

ARRIVALS THIS WREN.
Barley. Malt. I Oats.
K4O
60 200
9,170 i
) 1330 brls

rewire
760

Zngllith
Irish ..

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Foreign I i 4.",50

BOROUGH HOP.
Our market is steady, and prices generally are well sup.
ported.

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The demand ruled steady, as follows :—Beef from 3s
6d to 4s 6d ; mutton, 3s 8d to 4s 10d ; lamb, 4s 10d to
5s 10d ; veal, 3s 10(1 to Ss Od ; pork, 3s 4d to 45 8d per Sibs.,
by the carcase.

The paddle-wheel steam sloop Mc* n) Commander
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Aplin, is appointed to leave Plymouth on Saturday for
the coast of Africa.
The accounts from Russia state that the demand for
exports at St. Petersburg is moderately active, but that
the import markets are rather dull. Hence the rate of
exchange shows a continued tendency to become less
favourable for England. Steam communication having
been re established with this country, business ;icon-
sidered to have returned to its old channels, and there
are as yet no reports of any impending changes either
as regards commerce or politics. The private letters
make no allusion to the probability of a loan, and it is
inferred that the recent statements on the subject IT s •
At leajt proratzte, if apt ligifcauided.
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THE SUN, LOND 5 O.N WEDNESDAY EVENING/ JUNE 4, lB5 6.
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Spirit of the Public Journals. !of the House of Lords, and all these benefits would POLICE INTELLIGENCE.-June 3. s Stepney. On the following morning 47 of them were i From the London Gazette of Last Night. PRICES OF SHARES.
-.________ be secured to the country without one farthing of as missed ly Tilley, the shepherd, and from information re- :
ceived, toe latter went with Mr. Scales to the Bermondsey - -4.-- - BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM
(Front the Morning Herald of this day.) ' expense. MANSION-HOUSE.-- William, May was brought be-
,. sheep market, where they saw 39 sheep skins, 9 of which .
piece of le isla-
The question of life peerages came once more But this bill is not only a peddling g fore the Lord Mayor for re-examination on a charge of
having feloniously aided, abetted, counselled, and procured belonged to Mr. Scales, and2l to Mr. Askew, and they were LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, MAY 31.
Notice is hereby given, that her Ma•est will hold a PANIES' STOCK.
before their lordships last night, when the Appel- titan ;it is also insidious. By two lines in the middle a female, whose name is unknown, to kill and murder her- identified by the marks thereon. They afterwards went to
the prisoner's house, and having an interview with him, ho Drawing-Room at St. James's Palace, on Friday,y the 20th "'-'--
late Jurisdiction Bill went through committee. But of the sixth clause it presumes to limit the preroga- self by drowning herself in the Thames. June next, at two o'clock.
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINI .
Front the Official Lest.
admitted receiving 46 sheep, on Thursday night, to kill and
that question as it now stands embodied in the bill five of the Crown to create life peers. As the de- Mr. Wontner attended for the prisoner,
send into market for sale, for which he was to be paid Is. a- N.B. The Knights of the several Orders are to appear in
referred to, and as it was at first presented by the putt' speakers whom it proposes should be ap-
Frederick
is an abstract of the additional matter •.-
head. He said the man's name was Bates, and lived at Eden- the Collars at tine Drawirg- Room, it being a Collar Day.
e.rick Gill, who was examined on the former occa- CRO WN-OFFICE, MAY 31. LONDON, TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1856.
advisers of the Crown, is totally different in its cha- pointed need not be peers at all, this provision is
sion, said- wish to add, that when the witness Broome I• bridge, where he was to meet him on Tuesday, to hand over MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THE PRESENT PARLlA-
meter and tendency. The noble stand made by the utterly unnecessary. The clause, indeed, is so tab- mine up, he tore the prisoner'scoat, dpunched his head, p,
MENT. -,CI/.
Lords for those rights conferred upon them by our scurely worded that no two of their lordships seem and gave him a good shakine. the carcases to Mr. Birchnall, and 12 to Messrs. Dean sad • Lichfield-TheFrancis s
City of Honourable Dudley Ste-
Lo, GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES.
Hatton salesmen in Nevegate-market retaining 4 for Bele
ancient constitution, and against the undue exercise to be agreed as to its true interpretation. Lord Cross-examined by Mr. Wr'entner-I heard the prisoner
in his own' shop. He at the • ' j" '
same time handed over to Mr. wart Ryder, commonly called Viscount Sandon, in the -
Dividend , Amount
of the Royal prerogative, has resulted in the corn- Redesdale and Lord St. Leonardo assert that it hellos to the boatmen in the river as well as I did. He
Scales 43/ the proceedsof the sheep,which he had ' •
~ - Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
said-" I did not think she'd do it." I was not half a ce ted the office of Stewardof her M • t's Manor of
ajes y Annum. Share.
plete vindication of those rights, while at the same limits the Royal prerogative to the creation of four
yard from her when she jumped in. Shemade a fall of it . received from the salesmen. The prisoner said he should NPthtel •or sc. ( , in the county of York.
time all excuse for a future attempt to invade them Life Peers. The Lord Chancellor holds a different i
clown straight into the water.
The prisoner had not hold know where to find the man who bought the sheep, as he BOARD 0 F TRADE, WHITEHALL, JUNE 2. Xs.d.X s. d.
on the ground of the weakness of the Supreme opinion, and asserts that if the clause does more of her wrist at the time. He had part of his body over had killed 20 for him a month or five weeks previous. The The Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of British ...• •• ........ _ _ - -
Court of Appeal in its judicial capacity will (if the than limit the number of Peers created in pursu- the parapet ; she walked along the ledge and dropped ; itiolice-sergi e‘avni
tthwthhoe s •th the wi
warisownier to Ede
tnesses was directed Privy Council for Trade and Plantations have received a BlerititohtonFrovinclal .• •. 71. 20 0 0 20 0 0 -
recommendations of the committee be adopted) be ance of the bill it requires amendment. We protest she did not make a jump of it; she did not fall accident-
man,()proic)eet
failing ,
_n P,
Bo __ .
snbridge to find. the
u i doing , MI. cabs gave him into communication from the Secretary of State for Foreign Cityg of London .: •.: •.. 45/.
IN 0(3 0 21: 0 0 15
I. Os. 0 150 0 u
ally, in m opinion • she was welkin alone the ledge, and Affairs, stating that until the appointment of British Con- Continental (4th Cap.) . 50 0 0 20 0 0 -
-
removed. So that what has been an admitted de- againstsuchanenigmaticalenactmentasthis,whichis . , Y, g =, custody. -
Y have fallen in accidentally. sular officers in Russia, the following Danish Consuls, &e., Equitable . .......... 2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all -
sideratum may be secured, but in such a manner to affect questions so important. It is impossible to Re-examined-On the • Willi em Lee, carman, in the employ of Mr. Williams, e directed
evening of the 29th of May I saw market, • - Great Central ....... 8/ per cent 10 0 0 all 11%
of the Bermondsey skin said that, on Saturday Imperial ......, .... 101.8; bonus. 50 0 0 all 90
that it cannot be urged as a precedent for the indis- doubt that the Peers having once admitted, as they the dead body of a female at St. Saviour's Workhouse,
'no- the 17th of May, a lad fetched him to the ri- to British
ancesubjects, at Independent ... „ .... 51. 40 0 0
P Abo A. Kumlin, Consul. •• -
criminate creation of life peerages, the danger re- have done, the necessity of some Life Peers, cannot and I believe it was the body of the female I had seen morning ,
;ho , in St. George' -market, where he received 30 L0nd0n.......... „ _ - 50 0 0
Nystad J. W. Ramsell, Vice-Consul. f , -
cognised by the House of Lords in the attempt so be permitted to confine Life Peers to the legal pro- fluting in the river. I took sufficient notice of her face
sheep skins from him. They were marked with red ochre. Do., Parl, Preference 61, per cent. ,25 0 0 , • 25
and her clothes, and her eyes and her eyebrows, as I went Rauno H. T. Bergstrom, Vice-Consul. Pbce, ix ....... •• .... 41. per cent. 160 0 0 52 4 0 40
lately made by her Majesty's Ministers. Had Baron fession. If the House of Lords requires to be strength- William Clark, carman to Mr. Kelly, another skin mer-
over the bridge. Ny CarlebyT.A. , ec . ice- on . - C sul RatelitT .....
•..... 51. 1001 0 0 16 0 0 16
Parke, eminently deserving as he is of the distinc- ened and adorned by the addition of able lawyers who Lucretia Berry-I never saw the female before I saw chant, said he received 16 similar skins from the prisoner Claristinestad 0. Vendelin, Vice-Consul. United General ...... '2l. 10s. 150 0 0 all 120
on the same. day. . Westminster Chartered 41 per cent. 150 0 0 „ . ssys
tion, been permitted,without opposition, to exercise have not such means as will enable them to accept her on the bridge. On the Friday afterwards I saw the Uleaborg G. Bergbom Conseiller de Commerce.
Mr. William Scales said that all those skins came off the Ditto, New ........ - 150 00'10 0 0 it ts
the privileges of a Peer of Parliament, creations of hereditary honours, or who for good reasons de- dead body of a female in St. Saviours Workhouse. I no-
sheep stolen from the Victoria-park•
on the day in question. •
Archangel P. Dreesen, 'Consul.
life peerages would assuredly not have stopped with dine to do so, why should not the same privilege tired the clothes of the female I saw on the bridge par-
In cross en
witness said that the • prisoner Libau A. Aline, Consul.
WATER-WORKS.
ticularly, and the clothesproduced at the in uest corre- Vindau F. R. Klevesahl, Vice-Consul. •
distinguished lawyers, on the plausible plea of be extended to soldiers, to sailors, to men of science , q . readily admitted receiving the sheep and disposing of them, '
sponded with those I saw on the woman on the bridge. I Moscow H. Marc, Consul, and Max V. Wogan, Dividend Amount
strengthening the legal capacity of the Hign Court and literature ?Of all professions that of the law believe, therefore, that the body the body of the f
was e- and he kept nothing back. He had received all the money
Vice-Consul. Name of Company. i per of Paid. Price
ofd ppellate Jurisdiction. The eminent in other is that in which wealth is most commonly amassed. mile I had previously seen. When Broome caught the pri- that the sheep were worth
Sergeant Prescott, No. 1 K, said he was with last wit-
professions would soon have supplied abundant op- The man who spends his life in the military or Boner by the collar, the latter said, " Let mo go," and
nese when the prisoner admitted * • • ' receiving and disposing Berdiansk N. Lucia], Vice Consul.
portunities for the exercise of the Royal preroga- the naval service of his country is generally poor. Broome said, " You vagabond, you shall not go till a con-of 46 sheep, which he said he had from the son-in-law of Odessa J. G. Garg, Consul, and K. Garg, Vice- East London
riper cnt. Stock.
X s. d. X s. d.
100 120
stable comes." The prisoner struggled very much to get ollett].
five. The Sovereign would have been advised to The eminent philosopher and man of literary repo- Mr. Johnson, a farmer, at East Grinstead, whom he had Grand Junction -
away. St. Petersburgh...S. A. Witzel, Consul, Chevalier de Kent.... - - 80
bestow a life peerage on, perchance, some eminent cation are almost always in narrow circumstances. Cross-exami d examined by Mr. Wontner- I .was talking to former dealings with. Witness accompanied him to that
Danueborg and Fr. O. Hauf, Vice- Lambeth ......... - 100 0 0 -
-
natural philosopher, some distinguished writer of Hence it is that, when such persons are ennobled, Broome on the opposite side of the bridge for about ten could find •h
place, but couno such person, when the prisoner Consuls. New River Company 2l. 10s. - -
said he supposed he should have to pay the money. There
fiction, some great painter, poet, or musician. hereditary pensions are attached to hereditary ho- minutes. I had seen him before at a friend's house. I was was no slaughter-house attached to his premises, merel rons a C tdt C. Windberg, Vice-Consul. Southwark & Vauxhall 1 Si. per cut. 100 0 0 - 89%
y 3 Riga A. F. Kriegsmen, Consul. West Middlesex .... - : 5/. per cent. 61 0 0 - we
We are far from saying that such men are not nours. The introduction of Peerages for Life would perfectly sober, and had come over to the city.
.i. did little yard, in which were two pigs. The sheep must have N
John Broome, cross-examined by Mr. Wontner-T_ aria R. E. Gendt, Vice-Consul.
deserving of the gratitude and admiration of their at once put an end tosuch unnecessary extravagance. been clandestinely dragged up a loft, and slaughtered there, BRIDGES.
not hear the prisoner holloa to the people in the river. I se e P v 1 C. A. Mager, Vice-Consul.
generation, worthy, too, of high and marked dis- We trust that, at the proper season, the House of
out all nig never was as I consider sober. I had been • ht. I els there was a large quantity of blood sprinkled about. Perna G. V. Harder, Vice-Consul. Dividend Amount
Unction ; but to do them honour it is not necessary Commons will not fail to debate this question as it saw' the witness Berry before. This beiug the whole of the evidence for the prosecution, Arensbourg A. F. Schmidt, Vice-Consul. Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Mr. Solomon intimated to his worship that, through the Wiborg C. Teseman, Coasul, and H. A. Salthoff, Annum. Share.
to assail the principle on which the House of Lords deserves. There, at least, we hope to discern less of Henry Evans, billiard-marker, at the Queen's Head, whole• affair his client had acted •in an honeet and straight-
rests, and gradually to reduce the hereditary coun- that petty spirit of vanity which has disfigured the Borough, and Samuel Cope, billiard-marker in St.
forward manner. When questioned about the shoe he at Vice-Consul.
X s. d. X s. d.
.iff, lane id th withi - ,sa ey knew the prisoner, and had been Frederickshaon ...C. Brunn, Vice-Consul.
cil of the Crown to the condition of the upper chain- debates in the House of Lords. It is indeed pitiable S once told how many he had received and slaughtered,"Pi' and e • flungerfard -.. • • .... - - -7%
in his company on the morning in question from about aesovisa A. Gratschoff, Vice-Consul. Southwark ..... •• .. - 110 0 0 - ber'of a continental state. This was the danger so to contrast the conduct of the peers of ancient fa-
quarter past one till near three o'clock, parted with and to whom he had disposed of them, at the same time, with- Burge O. Orrmann, Vce-ousu. Ditto New of 7% •
p.c. IL per cent. 30 0 0 -
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clearly recognised, and so ably pointed out, by Dailies with the peers of yesterday, who, having won him after having taken toast a coffee-shop in Union-street. out being asked, handing over the proceeds to Mr. Sealer. -
Lord Lyndhurst, Lord Derby, and Lord St. Leo- their position by their own inherent powers, might They observed that he was not quite sober, but he was not
allHe.had also given information to the police, and had done WAR DEPARTMENT, JUNE 3. Waterloo - 100 0 0 -
Ditto Old Ann. of Si.II. 14s. 8,1. 60 0 0 - -
in hispower to find out the man whobrought him 6th Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Lieutenant -
nards, in the recent debates, of suffering the Wens- be expected to show a loftier spirit. Lord Camp- intoxicated. There was no female in his company, nor . - 21
sheep, which he believed to have been honestly obtained. Roebuck Johnston has been permitted to retire from the Vauxhall ............ 90,. 70 10 3 - soli
leydale creation to pass unchallenged-a danger to bell and Lord St. Leonardo are great lawyers, but had he said anything about meeting any female. Service, by the sale of his commission.
' 1 that no Sarah Ann Hudson, sister to the prisoner, eau Therefore there could be no pretence for his having any-
which their lordships resolved, by a crushing ma o- they are nothing more. Like fretful children, theyuilt knowledge of their being stolen. 16th Light Dragoons-Arthur John Armstrong, Gent.,
member of the family was missing-that she never knew g y DOCKS.
rity, they would not subject the House of Peers. pretend to regard any change, however useful, in he was • d • h * •
acquainte with any female, nor did she know who . Mr. A'Beckett said that it was a ease for a jury to de• to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Riddell, promoted.
ride. He should commit him for trial Coldstream Guards-Ensign and Lieutenant Charles Dividend ' Amount
The committee on whose recommendation the bill the constitution of the House of Peers as subversive the female was who wee referred t h • dropped oas eyinginto
Mr. Solomon hoped his worship would accept bail under Pion., point Lane Fox has been permitted to resign his Name of Company. per of Paid. Price
now before the houseisfounded have considered the of the Constitution, because it may possibly tarnish the river. Annum. Share.
the circumstances. commission,
entire question of the Royal prerogative as regards the glitter of that coronet which they laboured so John Carney, a labourer, said he had been sitting in the Mr. A'Beckett had no objection. He must obtain two 3d Foot-The promotion of Ensign Henry Pears to a • -----
rscess on London-bride with his ge,
life peerages, but they dwell in their report espe- long and so pertinaciously to reach.responsible sureties • each, and into •
in 501. . enter his own
Lieutenancy, by purchase, as stated in the Gazette of 13th Commercial ...• -.. •• 51. pr cent. Stock. Stock. -
neither drunk nor sober, He had been locked out of his
cially on the necessity which exists for a change in --.......... lodging. As he was in that position, he heard the words recognisances in 1001. each for his appearance at the next
entral Criminal Court • t Sessions The prosecution would 855, has been cancelled.
Nov.,MI Foot-The surname of the Ensign appointed on the East C,,arttry..
East and West India . 61. pr ;tent. Stock.
20s. per sh. -
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the constitution of the present High Court of You throw yourself over and I'll follow you. He then .
.r . .
(From the Morning Advertiser.) require 24hours' notice of the bail. 19th April is Manjin, and not Mangin. London .••••. •• • • • • 51. pr cent. Stock. - -
A
ppeal. The bill, then, provides that two ad- saw the prisoner take a female by the hand and raise her to ~
Ditto e0ne5......, - - -
We are driftin from bad to b a socress
g worse Y 1),- 0 the seat, and then to the parapet, and as witness was getting __ 37th Foot-Lieut. 'Edward Joseph N. Burton to be Cep• et. Katnarine ...... •• 4 per cent. Stock. - 8414
ditional judges shall sit with the Lord Chancellor tain, without purchase, vice Bowers deceased • Ensign '
so gradual that, considering the extent of the de- up she went off. Witness was in the same recese when LAMBETH--A " GENTLEMAN" PICKPOCKET. -Danielontharripton a ...: •• 31. Os per c. 50 0050 0 9 --
in appeals at a salary of 5,000/, a ear. It enables,James Frederick Rayne* to be Lieutenant,' without' per- '
Victoria -••- • • • - si. percent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 . -
ygradation, the national pride is comparatively little this took place, and. from which the woman jumped. He S, a
irl-dressed person, wearing moustaehios, was chase, vice Burton ; Ensign Samuel Fawkes,from the
the Queen for this purpose, and for this only,
shocked. As we drifted into war, we are drifting at once hollhed out " A woman's drowned," and then he brought p. for. final examination, before Mr. Eiliott, on a South Cork Militia, to be Ensigu, without purchase, vice 1 JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
to confer life peerages on these two judges. They saw the prisoner held by two of the witnesses who had charge of peeing the pocket of a lady, named Putress, of Rayne.
are that into the arms of an alliance with very despo- eyne.
are to hold office as deputy speakers, and theregiven evidence. He saw
the woman's head in the water. her purse, containing 2/. in gold and silver.
tiSIII which Englishmen took up arms to crush. -.4')(1. Foot-The surname of the Lieutenant promoted to Dividend 'Amount
tenure of office is to be the same as that of other She was going with the tide, and the tide was runniue up. It appeared that on the 24th of last month a fancy fair -'
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a company, by purchase, in the Gazette of the 16th nit., is Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
English Court besides to swarm with the petty He heard the prisoner say, " 0 good God, who'd have for charitable purposes was held in the park of Mr. Treed- Annum. !;'hare.
judges ; a five years' occupation of judicial office The - ' Dunbar, and not Dauber, as therein stated.
tyrants of Germany, and while the nation has been thought it ?" well, of Streatham, at which Mrs. Putress attended, and, 56th Foot-Lieut. Edwin Win. Philips to be Captain,
being the indispensable qualification. The judges£ s. d. £ 8. 4.
loud in its condemnation, and unsparing in its Cross-examined by Mr. Wontner-She stood on the having purchased some small articles one of th I
. at e sta Is, by purchase, vice Bull, promoted. Australasia 2O/. per cent. 40 0 0 all esti
with the Lord Chancellor will, it is considered, be t and ••urn ed ri ht off she replaced her purse in her pocket, and was walking
contempt of the Court of Prussia, the Crown and Par.'.rPe 3 P . .g . • 70th Foot-The surname of the Quartermaster appointed British North American Si. per cent. 50 0 0 ~ 6614
sufficient for the discharge of the appellate fungi- u . Wouteer said his client was a respectable person, away, when the prisoner, with a dexterity which proved sat J Commercial of London. 10,.per cent. ,100 0020 0 0 -
~ . _ _ onJune 1855, is Nevelt, and not Nevill, as previously
its advisers have been fanning a marriage with • •Is him to be t,' d hand in his " f 'Colonial
stated.
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tile son of the heir-expectant of the Prussian throne. ecket of it. Fortunately for the ends of justice the pri- roman -
necessity of the attendance of the two lay lords tohe was charged. The fact was that he was wholly unac- P 92,1 Foot-Quartermaster Jame • James George to be Ensign, Lend. Char. Bk. of Aus - 20 0 0 all 0 -
An alliance more insulting to the opinions of Eng- Tiainted with the uufortunate girl, and that when she got honer was closely watched and secured. on the spot.
make a quorum, and also enable the business of the without purchase ; Eiuin James George to be Adjutant, London and County •• Io', per cent 50 0 3 20 0 0 33%
lishmen could hardly have been imagined. But upon. the parapet to play one of those dangerous larks td M .
r. John Thomas Ernmerson a gentleman residing at • • vice Mecham, who resigns the Adjutanc onl Quarter- Londo and Westminstr IV. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 49
court to proceed, in the event of the absence of theAlderley-edge, near Manchester, said he was at the
other law lords. the thing has been done so gently, and the steps which females of the kind were accustomed, ho had no
idea that she had the least thought of leaping off, and fair, and having recognised the prisoner as a person who
fancy master-Serjea.nt James*Dewar to be vice London Joint. Stock -
James George, appointed Ensign and Adjutant. Quartermaster,
arevinctal of Ireland BL per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
made known at such well-chosen times that the
A weekly ministerialist journal is of opinion that --I stretched out his arms to save her. had been pointed out to him as a thief when returning from Ditto, New. • ... - -81. per cent. 10 0 0 all -
LAND TRANSPORT CORPS. Natiour.l of Irelard. -
proposition is at last fully before the world, and A witness said that, as a lamplighter passing at un- Leek fair, in Staffordshire, some days before, he deter-
if this bill becomes law, it will " enable the Govern-TO BE CORNETS. Nat. Provincial of Eng. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 --
the people are reconciled to be victimised. seasonable hours, he had frequently seen females upon the mined to keep his eye upon him, and did so. Almost irn- s
Inca to deal with the question very much after erjeant R. P. Brooks, Grenadier Guards. Ditto, New .. •. -- ' 81. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 -
Themediately after he distinctiy saw him turn over the folds •
their original intention." We differ with our astute veriest matchmaker could not have manned parapet in the same manner.
The depositions were then siened, and his lordship said of Mrs. Putress's dress,
.put his hand in her pocket, take Troop-Serjeant- Major W. Pearce, Land Transport Corps. Orienti4i Bank Corpora. 81. p et.&bs. 25 0 0 all _
South Australia
contemporary-and maintain that it compels the the affair more dexterously than our Premier. he would decide to taking bail.
Corps
Quartermaster-Serjeant F. H. Kean, Land Transport '
Union of Australia- • . 3o r. per cent. 25 0 0 ~
sns
Government to do the very reverse. It lecalises, First, in the midst of all the hazards of war, a,-
hold of him by the collar, and said he suspected him, and • 'cantSer H. Clarke 90th Foot Ditto .. , 3ll. per cent. - 2to 0 fiN
Union of London -
as Lord Grey very correctly observed on Friday gravated by that wise system which commits the BOW-STREET.-James Burdy, an incorrigible
, thief, at that moment he saw the purse belonging to Mrs.
ee Putress tau the round
g at her feet. ' • *
Colour-Serjeant
J. Craig, Scots Fusilier Guards. Union of Madrid ....• 1 - 40 0 0 all -
night, the exclusion of Lord Wensle ' 1 yua e from a lives of thousands of Englishmen, and the was charged with stealing a watch from Mr. E. Sutcliffe g
Elliott-Did the prisoner say anything when you Serjeant A. R. Mitchell*, Scots Fusilier Gum- ,s.
seat in the House of Peers, and so far actually re- honour and safety of the country, into the druggist, of Manchester.
d laid hold of him ? Company-Serjeant John Cooper, Royal Artillery. . CANALS.
stricts the exercise of the presumed prerogative. hands of generals chosen for their family con- ttThetpoitirrutta was stanting ineclrett-street Strap
p t whowere Mr. Einnierson-Yes, sir; lie coolly said, " I beg your Company-Serjeant William Armstrong, Royal Artillery.
Levi Grey is a Miniaterialist and therefore, an nection or political influence, the fact sneaks out leaving St. Cleineiouhurel. al, p;iigsMiaerr yin' made ea d- pardon-you make a great mistake-I'm a gentleman.. Company-Serjeant William Laughton, Reyal Artillery. Names of I p... Dividend i„,_, Names 0, la. Dividend
admission such as this respecting a measure adopted that the Prince of Prussia is about to visit this den snatch at his watch, broke it away from the chain, (Laughter.) Company-Serjeant John Coyle, Royal Artillery. Companies. 1 A per Price Companies. 'ai Per Price.
44 Annum.
Company-Serjesnt Fergus McKenzie, Royal Artillery. i TA Annum.
Prisoner-Did you say that, after taking the purse outvs
as this has been by the Government as a pis alley country "to improve his acquaintance with the and ran off. A cry of " Stop thief " was raised, and the Ser.' ' -
' * of Vie lady'sl et it into mine 9 jeant-Conductor James Findlay, Royal Artillery.
is sufficiently conclusive as to the nature of the Princess Royal. Whatever notice might have prisoner was pursued by police-constable F 109, who saw ..er. , pocket, put it •
el. . Emmerson -Yes, I did aay so, and it is my impres- Serjeant-Conductor John Taylor, Royal Artillery. '
Ashtn &Oldh 98 71. r. et: 145 Nfacciesfleld• 100 21. 10s. 51
triumph ascribed by oar contemporary to the pre- been excited. by this rumour-softly whispered as' him throw the 'hoe-l•sne whore watch into a doorway in 6 , , re
it was afterwards picked up and identified. The glass and sion that you did so, but took it out • • immediately, and Sergeant-Conductor Ralph Astley, Royal Artillery. narnslev•• -• 'l6O - - Neath •• •• • • 100 161. -
sent wise and patriotic advisers of the Crown. The Don Basilio's calumny in its first stage-was one of the hands we •d • threw it
re broken. Prosecutor said it was a 'on the ground. Serjeant-Couductor John Hepburoe Royal Artillery. BrknkscAbrg 150' 41. 0xf0rd...... 100 - 103
bill, as it stands, will, we doubt not, meet with the silenced by the far more important interests of the silver watch, worth about 4/. Prisoner-Did I understand you to say that you saw my Seleant-Conductor Thomas -Churcher, Royal Artillery. Birmingham : 40' 41. 92% 'Peak Forest. 78 5/. Os. 76
hand in the lady's pocket ? Serjeant-Conductor Christopher Kettles, Royal Artil- Coventry....lloo 257. • - Regent's..., 30 11 15%
general support of the house, as calculated to re- war, the subsequent proposal for negotiation, the The prisoner declined to say anything to the charge. Derby • •... 'lOO 61. 15s. 84 Rochdale.... 85 11. 10s. 76
Mr. Emmersen-Yes, 1 said so. lery.
move defects in the constitution in its appellate congress, the treaty, the protocols, and so on. He had been once or twice previously convicted. Ellsuire&Chs. 69 214 p. et. - Somrset Coal 140, - -
Ser,ieant-Conductor Robert Craig Royal Artillery.
Prisoner-How could you see my hand if it was in the GrandJitnetn 100 3' pr. ct. 41 Do. Lk IcHt 121 - -
jurisdiction, without compromise of coustiu- Even the seventy thousand annual ower seemed Mr. Jardine committed. him for trial.
pocket? (Laughter.) Serjeant-Conductor Archibald Glass, Royal Artillery. Do., 6 or.Ct.l 10 61. pr. ct. 11WStilrd &Wore ' 281. 420
lexander Somerville the literary soldier who formerly 140'
Colour-Serjeant J. Rowe, 41th Foot. Grand .urrey, 100 41. - Shrewsbury.. 1251
tional principle and the abandonment of ancient, nothing when the millions we were to save by ~ Avvhia led ' ~• with assaulting Mr. Eminerson-I saw that cm had
at the Plough, was charged
Colo • ur-Serjeant John Wood, 47th Foot. Grand Union' 100 1/.os. - Stourbridge„ ,48 121. 290
undoubted rights. peace were taken into account, and after all the int • a ' •
porter Covent-gardee, named Spicer. ' pocket. You seem exceedingly sharp.
marriage was not to take place immediately. The The complainant stated that he was in James-street, Prisoner-Not sufficiently sharp fur you. Quartermaster-Serjeant Charles Ward, Rifle Brigade. Kennt & Avnl 39 6c, Od. 6 , Severn and 1
Lancaster .. 'lOO - - Wye Rail. j 26 21. -
--- The Christian name of Cornet Malley is James.
Mr. Einmerson-Su it appears.
Prince had only come to look about him. The Covent-garden, at 5 o'clock in the morning, at which time Leeds &Livrp 100 251. 481% 'Warwick & a 21. 25
(From the Daily News of this day.) Police-constable Charles Dean,B3 P, ;a that The followiee surnames were inserted in the
sue on search- - ' incorrectly Leicester ....1100 51. 49 y.,, Bumming.
.5 too
first step being thus happily taken, our Don Basilic he saw the defendant there in company with a friend. Gazette of the 18th March, 1856 :-
Last night the Bill affecting the Appellate Juris- bethinks him ho th vv . e next may be got over as Somebody threw a cabbage-stalk at defendant, who was ing the prisoner he found on his persona
'gold watch and Leicstr &Nth 83 - - Warwick & 1 21 10
For Cornet Pegers, read Pegus. LoughLorogh 142 701. 550 Napton..l 100 '
1/. ss. 9d. in money. The witness said he had also written
diction of the House of Lords • dthrough •
passe cons- quietly •sobe be ins with a little m ' ' drunk, whereupon he raised his stick, and struck witness For Cornet Davies read D ivis Monmouthsh 100 - - Worcstr &t 78 21.
to the station-master and superintendent of police. at Leekl 20
mitts©. We trust that when it reaches the H - ' gusellthe
a severe blow on the head, which knocked him down, and For Cornet M‘C • ' Cain,•
am, read 3lntgmerysh 100 - - Binning. 3
House Parks then .momises fireworks and. illuminations,stunned hint. He had given defendant no provocationthe, but had not as et receive
respecting y d anyMeltnMwbry 100 - - Wilts & irks -10 s. Od. 4%
of Commons its passage will not be quite so easy, whisit''ltime answer from them. For Quartermaster Gagnon, read Gannon.
good come off. In the
in
For havine• carefully perused its provisions, it • • ' • Police constable FlO corroborated this statement. The prisoner, who declined saying anything in defence, INSURANCE COMPANIES.
i exolomons. and before the smoke has 1 e..na.rnrl away_ ... ~. .. , "Pew I himrtnrm,fil-ar 1,24,..1,,m ~...4 14.:..,..1.........

Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
j Z s. d. £ s. d.
British • • .• • • ........ _
Ditto Provincial .• • • 71. 20 0 0 20 0 0
Brighton ••...•• • •• ~ 5/. 20 0 0 20 0 0 15
City of London .. •• .. 41. Os. 1100 0 0 100 6 0
Continental (4th Cap.) . !50 0 0 20 0 0
Equitable .••.... —2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all
Great Central ....... 8/ per cent 10 0 0 all II ye
Imperial ......., .... 101. k bonus. 50 0 0 all 90
Independent ......... 51. 40 0 0 , .
London.• ........... 00 0 0 f ,
Do., Parl. Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 „ 25
Pbce ix ............. 41. per cent. 60 0 0 52 0 0 40
Ratcliff .... • ..... 51. 100 0 0 16 0 0 16
United General ...... 2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all 120
Westminster Chartered 41 per cent. 60 0 0 i, . 57%
Ditto, New ........ 50 0 0 . 10 0 0 ilq,

WATER-WORKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price
Annum. Share.
Grand Junction .... • • 111
East Londonl2o
all 46,1:Ppeerr cnt.eot 450StosoCIL d.o
£ 1008 d.
Kent.... .......... 4'. per cnt. 100 0 0 80
Lambeth .......... 100 0 0
New River Company.. 2/. 10s. --
Southwark & Vauxhall 1 Si. per cut. 100 0 0 89%
West Middle-sex ...... 5/. per cent. 61 0 0 100
BRIDGES.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
£ s. d. £ s. d.
flungerfard.... • • .... —7%
Southwark •• .. 110 0 0
Ditto New of 7% p.c. 1/. per cent. 30 0 0
Waterloo — 100 0 0
Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 11. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0
Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 21
Vauxhall ............ 9Gs. 70 10 3 —20 N

DOCKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price
Annum. Share.
.
s. d. a. d.
Commercial ..........If. pr cent. Stock. Stock.
East aml West India.. 61. pr cent. stock.
East C,,antry..
London .•• • • .••• • • • 51. pr cent. Stock.
Ditto Bonds .. C. per cent.
St. Katharine •• 4 per cent. Stock. 84%
onthampton •• 3!.. Os per c. 50 0 0 50 0 9 --
Victoria •• • • si. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0
JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
Dividend ' Amount
Name of Company. I per of Paid. Price.
Annum. I !--'hare.
£ a. d. 8. 61.
Australasia 2O/. per cent. 40 0 0 all 9714
British tiorthAmerican 61. per cent. 50 0 0 6614
Commercial of London. 10i.per cent. ;100 0 0 20 0 0
Colonial 51. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0
lonian 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0
Lend. Char. Bk. of Aus. 20 0 0 all 0
London and County • • 10'. per cent. 50 0 3 20 0 0 33%
Londii and Wes tati n3tr 141. percent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 49
London Joint Stock 12/. per cent.? 50 oti 10 00 •
Frovinetal of Ireland Bl. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0
Ditto, New. • . . •
Natiour.l of Irelar d i Gi. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0
Nat. Provincial of Eng Si. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0
Ditto, New .. ••• • : 8!. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0
Orientui Bank Corpora. 10. p ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all
South Australia
f I
Union of Australia • . 30". per cent. 25 0 0 734
Ditto
Union of London
Union of Madrid ....• ; 40 0 0 all

_ _
~ limo i50ne5........14i. per cent. -
athsewseenautparinedonereaee a lemma oy eats nann aim raise ui 0., -
- 37th Foot-Lieut. Edward Joeeph N. Barton to be Cap•
Katharine -.... •• 4 per cent. Stock. - 841,
We are drifting from bad to worse by a progress then to the parapet, and as witness was getting twin, withoutpurchase, vice Bowers, deceased • Ensign 't*
ontharripton ......, •• , 3'. Os per c. 50 0 0 50 0 9 --
so gradual that, considering the extent of the de- up she went off. Witness was in the same recess when LAMBETH--A " GENTLEMAN" PICKPOCKET. -Daniel ,James Frederic B. e to be Lieutenant 'ne, t •thf'oroutnt ptuhre- Yictorla ........ .- 1 si. percent. 20 00100 0 . -
Scott, a well-dressed person, wearing mcustaehios, was chase, vice Burton ; YEnnesign Samuel ellensvitwesi
gradation, the national pride is comparatively little this took place, and from which the woman jumped. He
at once holloedout " A woman's drowned," and then he brought up for.. final examination, before Mr. Elliott,on a
shocked. As we drifted into war, we are drifting South Cork Militia, to be Ensigu, without purchase, vice 1 -
shocked. JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
into the arms of an alliance with that very despo-
fibaaihv‘evenwthaes prisoner held by two of the witnesses who had
heri,carguerol pcic,dtng the pocketl of a lady, named Putress, of Reyes,.
evidence..
with Ho saw. the worrian'l head in the. water.se, on aining 2 ingold and silver.
Itpappeared that on the 24th of last month a fancy fair 4?,(1. Foot-The surname of the Lieutenant promoted to Dividend 'Amount
tism which Englishmen took up arms to crush. Name of Company. per of' Paid. Price
going the tide, and the tide was running u
for charitable purposes was held in the park of Mr. Tread- a com any by pur hase, in the Gazette of the 16th alt., is
Annum. share.
The English Court begins to swarm with the petty He heard the prisoner " 0-good God,who'd have say,
well, of Streatham, at which Mrs. Putress attended, and, Dun b,ntr`, and -no-t Deaubar as therein stated. ''
tyrants of Germany, and while the nation has been thought it ?" 56th Foot-Lieut. Elwin Win. Philips to be Captain,
.£ s. d. 4 a. d.
loud in its condemnation, and unsparing in its Cross-examined by Mr. Wontner-She stood on the having purchased some small articles at one of the stalls, by purchase, vice Bull, promoted. Australasia........... 201. per cent. 40 0 0 all 9714
she replaced her purse in her pocket, and was walking parapet and jumped right off. 70th Foot-The surname of the Quartermaster appointed British tiorthAmerican Si. per tent. 50 0 0 66 I,
contempt of the Court of Prussia, the Crown and away, when the prisoner, with a dexterity wh”ich.
_proved on Ist June, 1855, is Novell, and not Nevill, as previously 20 '; 0 Commercial of London. 10i.per cent. ;100 0 0 -
its advisers have been plannin, a marriage with Mr. Wontaer sail his client was a
and never contemplated such an offence as that with which
respectable • person, • h• t b •d h din li. " f '
im o e a practise an is pro ession, picked her stated. Colonial .............. 51, per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
the son of the heir-expectant of the Prussian throne. he was charged. The fact was that he was wholly unac- Picket of it. Fortunately for the ends of justice the pri- t
J 2,1 Foot-Quartermaster James George to be Ensign, lonian ..............
Lend .Char. Bk.. 6/. per cent.
of Aus.
20 0 0 25
all 0 -
An alliance more insulting to the opinions of Eng- ceminted with the unfortunate girl, and that when she got honer was closely watched and secured on the spot. without purchase; Ensign James George to be Adjutant, London and County •• 101, per cent. 50 0 3 20 0 0 333
lishmen could hardly have been imagined. But upon the parapet to play one of those dangerous larks to Mr. John Thomas Einmerson, a gentleman residing at vice Mecham, who resiens the Adjutancy only ; Quarter- Lond a and IVestatinstr IV. percent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 49/
which females of the kind were accustomed, ho had no A._,,lderalnety-edge, near Manchester,the said he was at the fancy usitster-Serjea.nt JamesbDewar to be Quartermaster, vice London eomeetock ... lit, per cent.? Si) 0 0 10 0 0
the thing has been done so gently, and the steps
Provincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
-
idea that she had the least thought of leaping off, and 1
bad- ir, t having recognised. prisoner as a person
fromwho James G-eorge, appointed Ensign and Adjutant.
made known at such well-chosen times, that the his been pointed out to him as a thief when returning Ditto, New.•... •... 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all - stretched out arms to save her.LAND TRANSPORT CORPS. Natiour.l. of Irelard. .. Gi. per cent. 50 0022 10 0 -
proposition is at last fully before the world, and A. witness said that, as a lamplighter passing at un- Leek fair, in Staffordshire, some days before he deter-
TO BE CORNETS. Nat. Provincial of Eng. Bl. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 -
the people are reconciled to be victimised. seasonable hours, he had frequently seen females upon the mined to keep his eye upon him, and did so. 'Almost im- Serjeant RP. B k Grenadier
roo s, Guards.
.Ditto, , •• ,
New •. •• - ' 8/. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 -
mediately after he distinctiy saw him turn over the folds , - The veriest matchmaker could not have managed of Mrs. Putress's dress put his hand in her pocket take South Australia ••.• .. 'l4? p.ct.&bs. 25 0 0 3il,
The depositions were then signed, and his lordship said . , .
it
in
his . . Quartermaster-Serjeant F. H. Kean, Land Transport ' f t
the affair more dexterously than our Premier. he would decide as to taking bail on Wednesday. out something, and place
Corps
Ditto .. ~.......... 311. per cent. - 2ro 0 fIY,
First, in the midst of all the hazards of war, a,-
hold of him by the collar, and said he suspected him, and
Serjeant H. Clarke, 90th Foot. Union of London ..... 2al. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 -
, gravated. by that wise system which commits the BOW-STREET.-James Bundy, an incorrigible thief, at that moment he saw the purse belonging to Mrs. Colour-Serjeent J. Craig, Scots Fusilier Guards. Union of Madrid ... •• • - 40 0 0 all -
Patress ou the ground at her feet.
C
lives of thousands of Englishmen, and the was charged with stealing a watch from Mr. E. Sutcliffe,Serjeant A. R. Mitchell, Scots Fusilier Guar ,s.
Mt. Elliott-Did the prisoner say anything when youCANALS.
honour and safety of the country, into the druggist, of Manchester,
laid hold of him ? Company-Serjeant John Cooper, Royal Artillery. .
The prosecutor was standing in Pickett-street,
Strand,
Company-Serjeant William Armstrong, Royal Artillery.
hands of generals chosen for their family con- Mr. &losers Y • on- es, sir; Ire coolly said, " I beg your
attracted for the moment, by a wedding-party, who were Company-Serjeant William Laughton, Royal Artillery. Names of p.... Dividend Names of 4 Dividend
nection or political influence, the fact sneaks out leaving St. Clement s Church. The prisoner made a suds pardon-you make a great mistake-I'm a gentleman."
s,' ner
Company-Serjeant John Coyle, Royal Artillery. Companies. I A per Price Companies. w • Fries
(Laughter.) ae Annum.
that the Prince of Prussia is about to visit this den snatch at his watch, broke it away from the chain,
Prisoner-Did you say that, after taking the purse out Company-Serjeant Fergus McKenzie, Royal Artiller iae Annum.
, - ce
country "to improve his acquaintance with the and ran off. A cry of " Stop thief " was raised, and the Serjeant-Conductor James ' Artillery. y.
Findlay, Royal , -
of the lad 's ocket I ut it into mine 9X ' X
Princess Royal. Whatever notice might have prisoner was pursued by police-constable F 109, who saw .:r ,y 1, , P
did •
.m. . Emmerson -Yes, I say so, and it is my lm nos- Serjeant-Conductor John Taylor, Royal Artillery. Ashtn &Oldh 93 71. r. ct.• 145 Macclesfield. 100 21. 10s. 51
him throw the ' watch into a doorway in Shoe-lane, where .e Sergeant-Conductor Ralph Astley, Royal Artillery. Barnsley.... !IGO - - Neath .• •• • • 100 161. -
' been excited by this rumour-softly whispered as. that did but • •
monyouso, took it out immediately, and
it was afterwards irked n and identified. The lass andSerjeant-Conductor John Hepburtie, Royal Artillery. BrknkecAbrg 150' 41. Oxford.. •• •• 100 - 103
Don Basilio's calumny in its first stage-was PL. 13 said g• ' threw it on the ground. one of the hands were broken. Prosecutor it was a Serjeant-Conductor Thomas Churcher, Royal Artillery. Birmingham : 40' 41. . 92%'Peak Forest. 78 5/. Os. 76
silenced by the far more important interests of thesilver watchworthabout 4/
Coventry.... 1100 257. - Regent's.... 30 la WI
Serjeant-Conductor Christopher Kettyles, Royal Artil-
hand in the lady's pocket ?
Derby • •... 'lOO 61. 15s. 84 Rochdale.... 85 11. 10s. 76
war, the subsequent proposal for negotiation, the The prisoner declined to say anything to the charge. Lary,
Mr. Emmersrn-Yes, I said so. Eusuire&Chs, 69 2N p. et. - Somrset Coal 140, - -
congress, the treaty, the protocols, and. so on. He had been once or t wice previously cenvicted.
Prisoner-How could you see my hand if it was in the Serjeant-Conductor Robert Craig, Royal Artillery. GrandJitnetn 100 3' pr. ct. 41 Do. Lk Idst 121 - -
Even the seventy thousand annual dower seemed Mr. Jardine committed him for trial. Serjeant-Oonductor Archibald Glass, Royal Artillery. Do., 6 ;ir.Ct.l 10 el. pr. et. 11%eitftrd &Wor . ! 281. 420
pocket? (Laughter.)' 140
~ Alexander Somerville, the literary soldier who formerly Colour-Serjeant J. Rowe, 41th Foot. Grand_ eurrey/ 100 41. - Shrewsbury..
1251 - --
nothing when the millions we were to save by Mr. Eminerson-I saw that you. had • th your hand in e
Whistled at the Ploneh " was chareed with assaultina• a lour-Serjeant John Wood, 47th Foot. Grand Union 100 1/.os. - Stoarbridge.. ,48 IV. 290
' peace were taken into account, and after all the in Covent-a ' • - ' a pocket. You seem exceedingly sharp. c'' Kennt & Avnl 39 6s. Od. 6 ,e7,evern and 1
porter garden, named Spicer.Quartermaster-Serjeant Charles Ward, Rifle Brigade. 21 -
marriage was not to take place immediately. The The complainant stated that he was in James-street, Prisoner-Not sufficiently sharp fur you.
The Christian name of Cornet Malley is James. Lancaster .. 100 - - Wye Rails 26 •
Mr. Einmerson-Su it appears. Leeds &Livrp: 100 251. 481% 'Warwick & i Prince had only come to look about him. The Covent-garden, at 5 o'clock in the morning, at which time , The followieg surnames were incorrectly inserted in the 21. 25
Leicester ....11 00 51. 49y4 Birming. 5 100
first step being thus happily taken, our Don Basilio he saw the defendant there in company with a friend. . Police-constable Charles Dean, 83 P, said that on search-
the prisoner he found on his person a gold watch and Gazette, of the - Leicstr &Nth 83 - - Warwick & 21. 10
Somebody threw a cabbage-stalk at defendant, who was , , /or Cornet Pegers, read Pegus. Loughborogh 142 701. 550 Napton..l 100
bethinks him how the next may be got over as ,s. . m s 9d in The witness said he •
oney.
drunk, whereupon he raised his stick, and struck witness ' • •For Cornet Davies, read Davis. Monmouthsh 100 - - Nvorestr &I
78 21. I 20
quietly ; so be begins with a little music in the a severe' blow on the head, which knocked him down
vn, and to the station-master and superintendent of police at Leek
For Cornet M`Cain, read Cain. Midgmerysh 100 - - Binning.
Parks, then promises fireworks and illuminations,Hehad defendantno provocation stunned him. - - Wilts & Brks -10 s. Od. 4%
answer from them.
which in good time come off. In the midst of the whatever, For Quartermaster Stratford, read St If rd
Police constable FlO corroborated this statement. The prisoner, who declined saying anything in defence, -...0r " l' ° • INSURANCE COMPANIES.
s explosions, and before the smoke has cleared away, was fully committed for trial. .r Quartermaster Barstow, read Bairstow.
- the Prince of Prussia is quartered in Buckingham injured yldefeVantitseuredtahlwolrhip that 11e was. the -
BRITISH GERMAN LEGION. Dividend Amount
Name of Company, per of Paid. Price
e Palace, together with that amiable sovereign his gentleman,3ar yh.ardly. three feat high, ule
exceedinglylamitimalilary
TRAMES.-TaESuRGEON AND HISPATIENT.- Timothy Ist Jager Corps-Lieutenant Thomas Sunlit to be Ad • ti-Amium. Share.
• Royal Highness the Prince Regent of Baden, who intellectua, when he was all at once surrounded liy Ring and James Brian, Irish labourers, residing at No. 7, tent, vice Lewis, who resigns the Adjutancy only. I
- has been specially invited by her Majesty, in order a gang of ruffians thieves, and boys, who pelted Wells-place, Whitechapel, were brought before Mr. Yard- 3 i Light Infantry-Arnold Ritter to be Lieutenant. I£s.d.£ s. d.
that he may " take part in the family rejoicings him and his little 'friend with vegetable missiles-the ley, charged with wilfully and maliciously breaking physic 6th Light Infantry-The second Christian name of
tilbiiann ; il.r. 7. i.e.; ie.; 71. 31.
I°L
per
qd.r) . 1 0
s i5OOO 0 0 510 0 0 87
o. offal of the market. Whatever be did he did iu self- bottles in the shop of kr. Samuel Wil !bore, surgeon, in Captain Gibbon, appointed on the 16th May, 1836, is Ditt4o 3larine .'......‘ ill. c. & bs. 010 0 0 00 (C)1 4317
- and festivities on the occasion of an approa .' '
"Ille defence • but he felt certain although the
Back Church-lane, St. George's-in-the E ist. Henry.
Anchor .............. 6 per cent. 5 0 I 0 0 - happy event." Contemporaneously it transpires ' his ' • stick • that,
- point M W• 1 lbsaid prisoners •of walking might have touched the peak of corn- r. i t ore the came to his shop at half- HOSPITAL STAFF. Atlas .
1 that the happy event is the betrothal of the young plainant's cap, no such violence was used as had been re- past ten o'clock on the p evioue night with another man, Acting Assistant-Surgeon Thomas Henry Burgess, M.D., ergus Life ........... 41. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 23
Prince and Princess. Thus the rumour gathers presented in the court. who said he had been struck on the eye, and wanted a has ceased to do duty, there being no longer occasion for British Commercial .. 7/. 103. 50 0 0 5 0 0
Clericl.afed.& Gen,Life spr ct. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 -
-
force, and the process of winning the nation's con- Mr. Jardine said the complainant had received a severe lotion to prevent its swelling. He made up a lotion for his services.
4/. 100 0 0 10 0 0 120
blow, evident) the mar and demanded Is t;d. for it. The man refuse.] tly without provocation, so defendant had .0 . P . be=an . : . . . BREVET.
Crown .............. 17s. Cd 50 0 0 5 0 0 18%
sent, by its silence, is conducted with admirable t pay ii,, and „ sveearing and m iking a disturbance in Major-General Sir William Eyre KC B to have the
better make him some compensation, or a fine would be in- •• •• ss. 50 0 0 5 0 0
dexterity. A rumour is only a rumour ; the Sieved, the shop. He repeatedly told the man to leave the local • in ' • •''
America. Eagqe
.
shop,rank of Lieutenant• General North Equity and Law.-- 414 per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 3%
nation will not speak yet. By and by comes the The complainant and defendant then retired, and the but he would not do so, and called out " you -." Being The under-mentioned Quartermaster retired on half-pay, European Life I/. 20 0 0 au tsh
betrothal, but a betrothal is not a marriage ; the case was "settled" out of court, the former being content enraged at the use of such vile language he threw the bottleto have the honorary rank of Captain from the date of his General
PP 3%,
Globe ... •• ... 5/. per cent. Stock. ,• 104
of lotion at the man, but it did nut strike him, and it fell retirement, under the Royal Warrant, 17th Dec., 1855 :-
nation will not speak yet. All this time the nation with ss. on the floor and was broken. The prisoners and third Michael
aQuartermaster Rorke, on hall-pay of the Cape guardian ............ 5?, per cent ,100 0 0 47 50 1 5434
-Imperial Fire......... 12/. per cent.lsoo 0 0 50 0 0 310
is consenting •; and when the marriage comes, and man rushed towards hirn, and attempted to strike him. He Mounted Riflemen.
the enormous dowry goes, we shall he told that we WESTMINSTFR.-Mn. DUNK AGAIN.-On Mtoont_lay evaded their blows, on which each of them seized a pestle The local rank of Captain, conferred upon Adderley W- . timreemrliatiltLylfsein'e:::: 1. 31s 2s&
V. 11000 0 0 ' 12: 0. 00 18
afternoon Mr. Richard Dunn, barrister,. applied.
Law Fire .......... •• 23.& 2s. b 3. 100 0 0 210 0 834344
Mr. from three mortars on his counter, and made blows at his Sleigh, Esq., while serving with the Land Transport Corps,
have acquiesced in the contract; that to draw back Paynter, the magistrate, and requested his interference to head and body, uttering at the time to be discontinued, his services being no longer required. Law Lite.• • .......... - 100 o'loo 0 61
mostid dreadful
is impossible, and to cut down, mean. obtain some private letters and papers of consequence, de- oaths. He evaded their blows as same
leas h
Legaland General Life
~ - 50 0 0 2 0 0 5%
We have no great love for the miniature Sove- tamed by his late landlord, Mr. Pottinger of 5, Palace- the prisoners and their companione dashed.e could, ,on which - - - London
street, Pimlico.'refused to deliver He said that that person
. , P•• • .. 10s. & bs. 25 0 0 12 10 0 -
reigns of Germany, the Royal Torn Thumbs of the mortars among the bottles oa the shelves, and broke save- Norfolk Militia
Artillery.-The Right Hon. Jacob, Marine ..... .......... 18s.per share 100 0 0 28 0 0 46%
them up on the ground of his owing him some rent, and
Confederation. But there is this comfort in mar- a 1.• t •h 1 gain d' • to the 'pp lean wis et to a mignon nouse to get
rah of them. The prisoners were proceeding to further Lord Hastings, to be Honorary
Colonel. meth Insilid& Gen. Life 4% r. per ct. 50 0 0 2 0 0 314
Minerva ........ •... sp. ct. & bs. 20 0 0 2 0 0 -
violence when the police arrived, and took them into sus- 2d Somerset Regiment of Militia-Lieutenant F. J. B.
tying into their families, that wa know the extent them. Mr. Paynter directed Knowland, one of the sum- tody. Spur way to be Ceptain vice Pickwick, resigned ; Lieut Monarch ~.... ... 50 0 1e 9 Nail Loan Fund.. -. 5. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 -
-
of the damage at once, and do not in any manner tanning officers of the court, to go with Mr. Dunn and see Mt• Yardley It .- was a very rash proceeding to throw a George The b • '
Cam erlame to be Captain, vice Houlditch, re- Palladium Lite...,
whether the landlord would deliver up the papers, and the
pledge ourselves to their policy, because they are bottle at a man's head.
signed ; Charles Richard John Sawyer, Eeq. to be Cap- Pelican - - -451 A
officer accordingly did so, when Mrs. Pottinger refused to
too inconsiderable to have such a thin;. We could Mr. Wild bore Yee, it was, sir;h tIl t a lost my temper vain, vice Strode, resigned ; Ensign J. F. Wilkinson to be Phoenix ••••• .• - - - -
wish allow Mr. Dunn to enter her house but admitted the con-
when such bad language was used. P-ofessional Life."... 5/. per cent. 5 0 010 0 - Lieutenant, vice F. J. B. Spurway, promoted ; Ensign
wish that the practice of having none but royal stable,• • • a
and informed him that there weee two carpet bags
Provident Life .... .... , 1/. ss. & ts. 100 0 0 10 0 / etie4
Mr. Yardley-That was no justification for rushing into H. H. Parkes to be Lieutenant, vice Chamberlaine, pro- Rock Life........ .... l 7s. 5300 10 0 su
consorts for the scions of royalty, which has placed and some papers in her possession, belonging to Mr. Dunn,
violence Mr. Wildbore, inoted,,es.
Royal Exchange ....•. 'lOl. per cent. Stock, all
i upon the thrones of Europe so many rulers of weak but that her husband had directed her not to give them up ' 'Purchase, N •
Henry o. 70 11, stated that he was called Warwickshire Militia, 2d Regiment-John Payn, Esq., Sun Fire ...... 6/ 10s. - 91 -7
intellect, were abandoned for the inexpensive and ' until his account was paid.
into Mr. Wildbore's chop, and he pointed to four men, to be Captain. Ditto Lire . ... 11 14s. Yesterday Mr. Dunn again presented himself, and hay-
~,. . -
more natural course of selecting their wives and and said they had abused him and. made a disturbance,' sth Mien-tient of Royal Lancashire Militia-Ensign United Kingdom .. .. 4/. p. et. & bs. 20 0 0 40 0 43,4
ts ing represented that he had been unsuccessful in gettiog
Universal Life ...
husbands according to the approved mode of ordi- his •
papers, which he repeated were of great consequence them hat two bottles had been broken, and the medicine in Francis Edward Hansard t, be Lieutenant, vice Ridley,b
spilled. appointed to the 3i Light Dragoons. Victoria Life .. .... •• 5/. per cent 1 - 412 6 a%
nary humanity. The five or ten, or thirty thousand to him, said that the magistrate had the power to make Vilclb eT 0 b Mr. % or - w bottles ! there were a great many 7th Regiment of Royal Lancashire Militia-Henry Wil- LIST or SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES.
a year, which is a Duke's ransom in Germany, the landlord restore them, and he therefore wished him to
more than that. liam Coyne, Gent., to be Ensign.
would be au object of no moment to many an Eng- exercise it. . Witness-I only saw two, and you did not point out any Royal Wiltshire Militia-William Black, Esq., to be Dividend Amo".nt
Mr. Paynter-They detain them for rent. How much
lisp gentlemen, far more gifted in intellect A and MM. Captain, vice Elgee, retired. Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
do you owe? Mr. Wildbore-I did not ascertain the extent of the Royal Flintshire Militia-Lieutenant Frederick Philips Annum. Share.
manliness, than the bread and garlick despots we Mr. Dunn-31.
are so fond of engrafting on the royal oak of Great Mr. Paynter- They will give them up on payment. damage until I came back from the station-house, when I to be Captain, vice Hancock, retired. _ ..e,,....,....- _
4s.d 4 a d found the floor of my she covered with bottles and magi- Royal Glamorgan Light Infantry Militia-Ensign Ken- a * * *
Britain. But if the stream of royal blood must be Mr. Dunn-But they are not distrainable in law. Every- ank of Scotland .... 71. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 198/' 0
• eine. neth Kemeys Tynte Maher to be Lieutenant. British Linen Coman 81. per cent 100 0 0 100 0 0 22310 s
kept free from plebeian or patrician taint, even thing I had is there, and I don't want to touch anything , Haggerty, an
Thomas elderly Irishman of good charac- Royal Sherwood Foresters or Nottinghamshireß egi• ) Caledonian Bank . • .....5i. per cent. 10 0 0 2100 4' as
until I pay them, but the letters..
at the cost of strength of intellect, and the waste of ter, said he had lived 23 ears in
, y London, and was never meat of Militia-John Clements Esq late of the 15th Citv of Glasgow ilaak V. per cent. 10 0 0 10 e 0 12/ es
Hr. Poynter-Is there sufficient to satisfy a distraint
Clidesdale Bank •... 5. p zent 20 0 0 10 0 0 3' 3s
the public money, let us stick to the small fry, who without the letters 9 iu a police court before in his life. His eldest child was ' King's Hussars, to be Captain, vice' Co ;;,e, deceased ; En-
C .mmercial Bar
,k .. Illper cent ,sso 0 0 'OO 0 0 227/10
entail on us nothing much more serious than the Mr. Dann-Am I ffi • t d I therefore ask for a married
py su men ; an ed the previous day, and there was a row at the wed- siguldward Aexander Sloae to be Lieutenant, viceding, and he was struck ou the eye, but it was all for love. O'Loghlin, resigned, Eastern 8ar.k........ U. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 12/ 3s
loss of a, few thousand, yearly. An alliance With SUDlrnocs to compel the landlord to deliver the letters up. Ed & Glasgow.... 3%1. p cent. 5 0 0 5 00 41 18s
•t would not do to resent himself before his R
He knew i _ . p Ito al Merionethshire Militia-Thoinas Ellis, Gent., to Exchange Balk of Scot.. - _ ,_ _
Prussia is a measure against which, if the English I don't want them given into the hands of Miss Contts to
respect able employers with a black eye, and he went to be First Lieutenant, vile Abadaan, rest d gne . National Bank ...... 6% percent. lOO 0 0 : 0 0 0 18V, Os
nation is not in that demented state which precedes read' • Mr. Wildbore, and asked him for a lotion for it. The doe- Northof Scotland Bank a/4)er cent 20 00 , 2100 41 16s
Mr. Pa nter -The Police 'Act leaves it to the mogul- - Royal Bank °Nicoll. .. Si. pet cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 tastes
destruction, it is its duty to protest. Let it not I e traws d. Y .
iscretion to order goods detained to be delivered "
• • for must have seen it was the smallest little bit of a sketch
BANKRUPTS. Union Bank of Scot. .. 41. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 102108
said it is a sad thing that the Queen may not dis- up. You I • f
may
take a summons, but must in orm you ,
of a black eye in the world ; but he nevertheless demanded James
mes Fisher, carpenter and builder, 70, York-road, Western Bank ........ 7/, per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 ,51, 0
fid for his bottle of lotion, which he refused to pa.
pose of her daughter in ma.rriage to whom she that when it comes up for hearing, I shall nut order the 1-3* - - and 57, Cornwal-road, Lambeth, to surrender June Alliance Fire and Lice.. 8% /. pr cent. 100 0011 0 0 16/15:
abused him, andtook bottle and 37'
and
the doctor _
pleases, as the meanest of her subjects may. If her landlord to deliver up any letters or papers unless there is
it at his head. He had previously offered the doetor a and July 9, at two, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Gra-
Caledonian Fire Twin. . 10c. par cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 251 Os
enough besides to satisfy his claim. ham, official
assignee; Jones, King's Arms-yard, Coleman-
acts iu this respect are tried by ordinary rules, it shillina for the lotion. City of Glasgow Life - 61, per cent. 0 0 2eoi/ ss
Mr. Dann-When the summons is returnable, I shall street. Co Burgh:o Lfe ....... 51. per cent. 50 00100 51 , 5s
is not she who, in the contemplation of law and coins in Mr• prepared every respect. °Wildbore-He offered nothing of the kind.
Frederick Futvo e jeweller, 226, e' •
oR eent•street, June esdiu otr:llexointiife 651Lver cet. 100 0 0 151 0 0
_An5B
of society, gives away her daughter. But the cases Mr. Paynter-1 repeat I shall not order the papers to be Hae•gerty-I did offer him a shilling, sir, which was as 18, and July 15
at 't
,th
much'as his lotion was worth. The bottle did not striken'oe,e, aLin
heroCoku-crotuorft, Bankruptcy. Eng.
Life Asgoe. o 3cm.and 6/.arrcceennt. 10 0 0 11: 10
fill/ '10s;
are not in any respect parallel. The marriages of restored without the landlord is sati,fied, and if you are Edwards official assie Basin hall-g
me. but it struck a man behind me.Natiena, Fire and Life 61. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 02/, Is
subjects affect only the families of those who con- able to do that, there will be no necessity for the summons
Daniel Good, au Irishman, confirmed the evidence of street ; Lawrence, Plows, and Bowyer, Old Jewry-cham- North British insur... 71. per cent. 200 0 0 , 20 0 0 361105
at all, as it seems clear the landlord only keeps the things
..... her,.
tract them. The marriages of crowned heads, ora'cl th b ttlstruck tiagerty, an sl e o e him, and he received Scottish Union Insrnc. 7%1. pr cent. 20 0 0 1 00 11 I4s
until his demand is paid. Thomas Cooper, builder, Derbyshire, June 24 and July Stand d L'f ar ie •• •... •• 51. per cent. 50 0 0 7 0 0 /01 0
of those who may inherit a crown, affect t nation e Dunn h • declared that the detention of his rut. having libel otion on Rises lothes. ,
8, at half-past ten, at the Birmingham District Court. United Des Assurance Si. aor cent, 10 0 0 1 0 0 -
they rule. The English nation has no desire thedy papers prevented his getting money to pay the amount Mr. Wildbore--This man was the most active of the Harris, official assignee, Nottingham ; Baker, Derby;
three.MISCELLANEOUS.
t ify itself with a power on which it looks with afeeling due, said he would take the summons, which was accord- , Reece, Birmingham,
Mr. Yardley said it was a most extraordinary proceeding jailßroadbent
for which contempt is a feeble term. Despot though ingly granted.
on the part of the surgeon to throw a bottle of medicine at factors es Herbert and Edward Hindle ,coal coal Dividend , Amount
he is, the Czar is a far more respectable personage -
a man ; and it was a dangerous proceeding also. He did ), Liverpool, June 11 and July 9, at eleven, at the Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
in our eyes than the man whose nephew is on the MARLBOROUGH-STREET. - Francis Zerman, a not approve of it at all. It might have been done to obtain Liverpool District Court. Cazenove, official assignee, Annum. Share.
foreign gentleman, was brought before Mr. Bingham, Liverpool; Bell, Liverpool. - point of being betrothed to our Princess Royal. practice, but it was a Curious way of applying a lotion.
charged with violently assaulting Ferdinand Swift, 43, ,
The man who had been struck by the bottle Might have a e James •4* Gilliver Glaze, stationer, odes-place, Middlesex, X s. d. 4 s. C.
And our contempt is not confined to him. It ex- vine 18 and July 15, at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Assam
fee •••• •• •••• 57,„ 50 0 0 20 0 0 -
tends
Brompton-row, gentleman. summons for the assault committed upon him. He should Auction 'fart 214 per cent. 50 0 0 - -
to his counsellors, and. to the nobility, from Mr. Swift evemng e met said about of o'clock last • h take the surgeons original estimate, and award him 7s 6d Lee official assignee, Aldermaubury ; Shuttleworth and AustrallL A.;;lCUl•t.n•ri IL Is. 100 0017 10 0 acne
whose ranks they are chosen, or whose shadow in- the defendant, with whom he was acquainted, in Leices- for
the damage done. He ordered Ring pay s., or be Australian Trust .... 81, pet cent - 25 0 0
fitionces them. Surely, if the world had been ran- ter-square, and on passing him tonched him purposely in a imprisoned lB • to pay 2s. 6d., be '
five days, and lean or ine- Thomas Cole, licensed victualler, Hammersmith, June austraaan Royal mail Si. 10 0 0 all -
sacked, England could not have been insulted by a slight manner with his whip. The defendant f.ollowed prisoned three days. 13 and Jnly 10, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Angle-Mexican Mint.. 11. los. 10 0 0 all -
lessm along Piccadilly, and requested him to go into the witness-box. Bell, official assignee, Coleman-street-buildings ; Mason I British American Land 15s, - 40 0 0 --
Good then got into the .
L. j._ l Canada ............. 51. percent.,loo 0 0 32 10 0 -
fitting alliance. irk with him. He refused. 1113011 which the defendant ere er , and Shirt: ClrAnliam.afroot. fli+Tr

(From the Daily News of this day.)
Last night the Bill affecting the Appellate Juris-
diction of the House of Lords passed through coin-
mittee. We trust that when it reaches the House
of Commons its passage will not be quite so easy.
For having carefully perused its provisions, it is
our deliberate opinion that a more peddling or in-
sidious piece of legislation never emanated from the
weak brain even of Lord Chancellor Cranworth.
It is peddling, because it provides a most imper-
fect remedy for scandalous defects in the adminis-
tration of public justice, long ago denounced as in-
tolerable by all reasonable men—by none more
vehemently than Lord St. Leotards—and admitted
by die unanimous opinion even of a ceininittee of
the House of Lords to require an immediate re-
medy. It is insidious because it presumes to limit
the Royal prerogative in the creation of peers fur,
life. Of all the legal authorities who discussed the
matter in the House of Lords, laird St. Leonards
alone had the audacity to question it ; and cer-
tainly there is not a syllable in the present bill
which can be thought to countenance so extrava-
put an opinion.
For years the public have been dissatisfied with the
House of Lords as a court of ultimate appeal. The
Peers who arc the judges are of two sorts. Tile
majority are ignorant and incompetent—so ignorant
• and incompetent that by long-established custom
they are not even allowed to vote upon the ques-
tions which in theory they sit to decide. Tins ig-
norant majority, therefore, although compelled by
the rules of the House to sit in their places in or-
der to constitute the court, are also bound to con-
fine their attention to novels and slumber. The
minority are the real judges. They consist of the I
Lord Chancellor, and some two or three ex- ,
judges. But their attendance is not required, and,
therefore, at times only one law lord constitutes the
court, and has the power to settle the law which
is to bind every court of justice in the realm. Nor
is this all. For, in the judicial history of the
House of Lords, it is a fact that two or three legal
peers have actually overruled the solemn judgment
of the sworn judges of the land. Nor, indeed, do we
shrink from the assertion that in sonic cases—the ,
O'Connell case, the d'Este case, the Bridgewater
case—it is confidently believed.that motives of pri-
vate influence and political bias inclined the sacred
balance. Surely it is not well that the only court
against which such imputations are ever made
should be the highest court in the realm. Until the
report of the committee appointed to consider this
question appeared, the defects of the House of
Lords as a court of appeal furnished matter for ar-
gument. But since its publication there is no more
dispute as to the necessity for reform. The Lords
have themselves written their own condemnation.
They allow that this court must be renovated. And'
even Lord Campbell last night admitted the neces-
sity of some measure. The only question is—the
mode in which the change is to be effected.
The demand of the public is very simple. They
require a single efficient court of ultimate appeal.
At present there are two—the House of Lords and
the. Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. The
store questions may be debated in both. They
have in some things co-ordinate jurisdiction. The
Judicial Committee performs its duties without a
farthing of expense to the country, and in a man-
ner which commands universal approbation. The
11-one of Lords as a court of appeal is a sham, and
performs its duties in a manner which excites uni-
versal dissatisfaction. How, then does the Lord
Chancellor propose to remedy this' state of things ?
Ho proposes, forsooth, to authorise the Queen to
appoint two Deputy Bpeakers at 6,0001. a year to
assist the Lords in their judicial duties. These
Deputy Speakers may be Life sPeers but as we
read this bill, they need not peers at 2 all. They
may be mere commoners. Now if these Deputy
Speakers are not to be the judges whose opinion to decide the questions debated in the
ofouse '
Lords--if the lay peers or ex-Chancellors are to
saunter in when inspired by political or private
motives, and to overrule the Deputy Speakers,
it is clear that the creation of two Deputy
Soeakers is a mere farce—au impudent attempt to'
perpetuate the present scandal. But if these De-
puty Speakers are to be the real judges, and if
they may be commoners, it is equally clear that
the jurisdiction of the House of Peera as a court
cf appeal is at an end. For the judges are no
longer of necessity Peers of Parliament. The pre-
sent bill will, iu fact, create a new court. The
Peers will no longer exercise judicial functions.
This would no doubt be a vast improvement, as
compared with the present state of things ; but the
improvement effected will be the smallest improve-I
Tnent possible. There will Oil' remain the alio- 1
inaly of two co-ordinate courts—two courts of ulti-
mate aapeal—which is obviously ridiculous. IL
seems to us a. much more simple and complete
change is demanded, and is practicable. Instead
of constituting, by letters patent, two Deputy
Speakers at 6,000/. a-year each, let letters patent
be directed to the members of the Judicial
Committee of the Privy Council, under which they
shall be entitled to sit as judges iu the House of
Lords. Thus the Judicial Committee would be
identical with the House of Lords. There would be
a single court of ultimate appeal. The same ability,
the same imtartiality, and the same learning which
have already adorned the judgments of the Judicial
Committee would lancgforth adorn the judgment:

THE MURDER OF A SOLDIER IN PLYMOUTH HARBOUR.
—PLYMOUTH, Tuesday.—An inquest was held yesterday
on board the Runnymede, convict ship, on the body of
,Sijeant Major Benjamin Robinson, a pensioner of the
74tu Regiment, who was shot dead by Corporal Ww.
Nevin on the previous day. He had reproved Nevin for
being dirty on parade, and bad told him " he was more
like a militiaman than a soldier," upon which Nevin
said to a companion, "I will put a ball in my piece,
and blow it through him." This was five months ago,
when the regiment was at Dartmoor station ; and
Nevin had complained since then of being " put upon."
Re was committed to the B)dwin assizes for wilful
murder.

ISTR A.
took
eerielal, PAUL, AND BATES.---Some time since we
difference in
draw the attention of our readers to the
late banking
Mr. Strahanoenecrimes of these three partners in the
were the
showing that Sir John Paul and
in
thee actors in the disgraceful trans-
! Mr. Bates was absenetx
actions, shared
expectation of the profits, while
,athough nominally
alsouring the time their crimes
clerk,
that,l in point of fact, Mr.
Bateswere cwomasmaitteeadla;riaeand
We suggested that therea part-
ner,
between the partie3. We arenow
was a wide distinction
this distinction has been acknowleidappy to learn that
ged by the Home-
office, and that the memorial
p
be-
half of Mr. Bates having been referred
on
who tried the case, B iron Alderson, it titias beenthe Judge
in-
timated to the friends of Mr. Bates that the difference
in-
between his position and that of his partners has beer‘ re-
cognised, and that a, mitigation of punishment may be
looked for in his case, although his immediate release
from captivity cannot be expected. Sir J. Paul, tow..
titer with Mr. Bates, is at Pentonville; Mr. Strahan is in
one of the convict prisons near London, and it is thought
when these two are sent to their final destination, that
the clemency of the Crown will be extended to Bates,
and his liberation take place. We are pleased to find
that this distinction in guilt has been ndmitttd, and i:
won likely to be acted on,--,DuUin Pest.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Francis Zeman, a
foreign gentleman, was brought before Mr. Bingham,
charged with violently assaulting : Ferdinand Swift, 43,
Brompton-row, gentleman.
Mr. Swift said about eight o'clock last evening he met
the defendant, with whom ho was acquainted, in Leices-
ter-square, and on passing him touched him purposely in a
slight manner with his whip. The defendant followed
him along Piccadilly, and requested him to go into the
tr,rk with him. lie refused, upon which the defendant
lifted a large stick which he had in his hand, and struck
him several times about his face, declaring at the same
time that he would stab him with a dagger. He tried to
prevent the defendant from striking him, and in so doing
he marked the defendant's face by a blow he gave him.
In reply to a question from Mr. Bingham, the complain.
ant said when he touched the defendant with the whip he
F nothing, but meant that the defendant should consi-
der himself insulted.

Mr. Bingham, being of opinion that the first provoca-
tion came from the complainant, directed each party to
find two sureties in 501. each, to keep the peace for six
months. _ - _ -

BEGGING', IMPOSTOR.—Sarah Johnson was charged with
attempting to obt.in money by fraudulent representations
from Dr. Frere, of No. 9, Queen-street, Mayfair.
The prisoner called upon Mr. Frere and asked for money,
on the plea that she had formerly lived in the service of his
aunt. The prisoner, however, ou being further questioned,
changed her story, and admitted that hor statement was
untrue.
Remanded for further inquiry.

Mr. Yardley said it was a most extraordinary proceeding
on the part of the surgeon to throw a bottle of medicine at
a man; and it was a dangerous proceeding also. He did
not approve of it at all. It might have been done to obtain
practice, but it was a curious way of applying a lotion.
The man who had been struck by the bottle Might have a
summons for the assault committed upon him. He should
take the surgeon's original estimate, and award him 7s. 6d.
for the damage done. He ordered Ring to pay 51., or be
imprisoned five days, and Brian to pay 2s. 6d., or be im-
prisoned three days.
Good then got into the witness-box.
Mr. Yardley—Do you wish to have a summons?
Good—Yes, sir.

Mr. Yardley—Take one.
Mr. Wildbore then applied for summonses against the
three men, including Ring and Brian, who he said had
assaulted him.
Mr. Yardley—You had better all of you go outside and
settle it. Don't throw bottles of physic at men any more.'
Mr. Wildbore, cr you will be in danger of being pounded
in your own mortars with your own pestles.

'Valiant, Burns was charged With embezzling money re-
ceived ou account of his master, John Bonthron, baker,
106, Regent-street.
Remanded till Thursday.
Luigi Perasti was charged with stealing a pair of boots
from the shop of Mr. Bickerton, postmaster, Tottenham-
coort-road. _ _

Thomas Cooper, builder, Derbyshire, June 24 and July
8, at half-past ton, at the Birmingham District Court.
Harris, official assignee, Nottingham ; Baker, Derby;
Reece, Birmingham.
James Broadbent Herbert and Edward Hindley, coal
factors, Liverpool, June 11 and July 9, at eleven, at the
Liverpool District Court. Cazenove, official assignee,
Liverpool; Bell, Liverpool.
James Gilliver Glaze, stationer, Sorles-place, Middlesex,
June 18 and July 15, at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy.
Lee official assignee, Aldermaubury ; Shuttleworth and
Retifern, Gray's-inn-square.
Thomas Cole, licensed victualler, Hammersmith, June
13 and Jnly 10, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy.
Bell, official assignee, Coleman-street-buildings; Mason
and Sturt, Gresham-street, City.
Henry Pratt Barlow, wine and spirit merchant, Cannon-
street West, June 13 and July 18, at two, at the Court of
Bankruptcy. Whitmore, official assignee, Basinghall-
street ; Marshall, London-wall.

—'
Assam Tea .......... 5% 5O 0 0 20 0 0
Auctisn Mart.......• 2M per cent. 50 0 0
Australian A.; ricultud it, Is. 100 0 0 17 10 0 304
Australian Trust .... 81. pet cent 25 0 0
Austraiian Royal Mail bl. 10 0 0 all
Anglo-Mexican Mint.. 11. 103. 10 0 0 all
British American Land ISt. 40 0 0 --
Canada ............. 51. percent. 100 0 0 32 10 0
Do. 5 per cent Bonds Si. per cent.
Ditte, 6 per cent. 61. per cent. 112%
City Nnalgation Bonds
Electric Telegraph .. 6 per cent. 25 0 0 24 0 a
ilitto
Equitable Reversionry 71 pr. cent. 100 0 0 100 0 c
Dittc Sew ...... - 50 0 0 17 10 0
(yen. Revers. & Invest. sp.c. & bs, 100 0 0 100 0 0 --
Gen .Steam Navigation 10 p. et. 15 0 0 14 0 0
flueso9's Bay.. •••• •• Stock-
Runverford .....• •• •• 21. ss. 100 0 0 100 0 0
London I nstitutlon . • •
London Reversionary blper cent, 15 0 0 all
Russell Institution •• • • 12 10 0
Price'aPatent Cland. Co 101. per cent. 20 0 0 17 10 23%
Reversionary tnt. Soc. 4%1. pr cent. 100 0 0 100 0
Royal Mail .team.... t& p. share. 100 0 0 60 0 0 72
South Australian Land G. per cent. 25 00 I all 37
Trust and Loan Ccmp.
Upper Canada ..., .... 20 00 / 5 0
-- -- ------

Henry Critchlow, baker, Dudley, June 14 and July 4,
at half-past eleven, at the Birmingham District Court.
Whitmore, official assignee, Birmingham ; Warmington,
Dudley ; )fotteram and Knight, Birmingham.
R,bert Dix Davey, milliner, Beckworth-row, Walwortb,
June 11, at eleven, and July 21, at twelve, at thjs Court
of 11 bkraptcy. Pennell, official assignee, Guildhall-
chambeis ; Jones, Sise-lane, City.
James Osborne, upholsterer, Curtain-road, Shoreditch,
June 11, at twelve, and :July 21, at one, at the Court of
Bankruptcy. Pennell, official assignee, Guildhall-cham-
bers ; Linklater and Hackwood, Sigel:tee, City.
Richard Birchall, jun., ironmonger, Saint Helens, Lan-
cashire, June 13 and July 10, at eleven, at the Liverpool
District Court. Bird, official assignee, Liverpool; Evans
and Son, Liverpool.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
John Wilson, flasher, West Linton, Peebleashire.
George Barclay, merchant, Aberdeen.

THE STRIKE or MASONS' LABOURERS AT MANCHES•
TER —Eighteen men have been apprehended for the
riots at the different buildings erecting in Manchester,
on Friday last, as desc,ibed in The Sun of Monday, and
of these 14 were yesterday identified before the magic-
trates and committed far trial at the seesinis.
NOVEL CASE.—A novel case is about to be brought
before the Court of Queen's Bench. The Judge of the
County Court at Lancaster has refused to bear the ewe
of an insolvent who filed a schedule on a creditor's pe-
tition, which the Chie.lCommiskioner Law had referred
to him on the ground that he was bound to hear the
case. The matter is forthwith to be brought before the
C. nrt of Queen's Bench, and in the meantime the man
remains in Lancaster Castle. _

PRICE Or GOLD.—The quotation of gold at Paris is
a')ont 5 per mille premium (according to the last tariff),
which, at the English Mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per
oz. for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.29,i2 ;
the exchange at Paris on London at short being 25.35,
it follows that gold is about 0.22 per cent. dearer in Lf,n.
don than in Paris. By advices from Hamburg the price
of gold is 4261 per mark, which, at the English Mint
price of 3/. 17s. 101 d. per oz. for standard gold, gives an
exchange of 13.5 a ; and, the exchange at Hamburg on
London at short being 13.7, it follows that gold is 0 64
per cent. dearer in London than in Hamburg. The
course of exchange at New York on London for bills at
60 days' eight is 110 per cent., and, the par of exchange
between England and Americrt being 109 23.40 per cent.,
it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.42 per cent.
in favour of England ; and, after making allowance for
charges of transport and difference of interest, the pre-
sent rate leaves a small profit un the importation of
gold front the United States.

-ibeP;isOner went into the shop under pretenco of mak-
ing a purchase, and was seen to secrete the boots beneath
his COnt.

Fully conunitted.

BENEVOLENCE.—For the poor-box,Ps. has been received
from C. M. M.

DETERMINED SDlClDE.—Yesterday, Mr. Wakley held
an inquest at the Blue Posts, Tottenham-court-road, on
the body of Henry Andrews, aged 39 years, who lately
carried on an extensive business as a draper, in Han-
way-street. From the evidence it appeared that the
duo =used was in the habit of drinking to excess, and used
to be in a state of intoxication for a month at a time.
On Saturday morning he was found lying on the floor
of his bed-room, his haul being nearly severed from his
body. The jury at once came to the conclusion that
deceased destroyed himself whilst in an unsound state of
mind.

SOUTHWARK.—EXTENSIVE ROBBERY OF SHEEP.----
Mr. George Mean, a master butcher, carrying on business
in St. George's-market, Southwark, was brought before Mr.
ii!Beckett for final examination, charged with having felo-
niously received and disposed of 46 sheep, the property of
Mr. Wm. Scsles, wholesale butcher, High-street, Aldgate,
and Mr. Askew, the lessee of the Victoria-pork.
Mr. Lewis for the prosecution, and Mr. Solomon for the
pri,oner.
It appeared that, cn T'apraday, the 15th of May, Mr.
Z.! alas and Ur. Aglow kW TO shop is tha Victoria-park,
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POLICE IN S__ _____ ___ ______.-
TELLIGENCE.-June 3. 1 Stepney. On the following morning 47 of them were i From the London Gazette of Last Night. PRICE 0F SHARES. Couatry Markets.
missed ty Tilley, the shepherd, and from information re- :
MANSION-HOUSE.- William, May was brought be-
.
ceived, toe latter went with Mr. Scales to the Bermondsey - -4.-- - BANKS, ASSURANCE, M AND OTHER CO . : s
,
l neep market, where they saw 39 sheep skins, 9of which LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, MAY 31. PANIES' STOCK. LIVERPOOL- JUNE 3. • fore the Lord Mayor for re-examination on a charge of t.'
below red to Mr. Scales, and 21 to Mr. Askew, and they were
igametalwine e‘t:earhteue
ftdoaernm
having feloniously aided, abetted, counselled, and procured -.10"....--.-.
identified by the marks thereon. They afterwards went to •
Notice is hereby given, that her Majesty will hold a
Mt
a female, whose name is unknown, to kill and murder her- . Palace, onFriday,the 20th i The attendance of millers and dealers at our markets .
! day was limited. There was evidently an improve
e.
the prisoner's house, and having an interview with him, he Drawing-Room at St. James's
June next at two o'clock. Front the Official List.
self by drowning herself in the Thames.
admitted receiving 46 sheep, on Thursday night, to kill and ,
lIED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINI .
' Mr. Wontner attended for the prisoner, N.B. The Knights of the several Orders are to appear in PUBLISy a tera ion oftprices was not co , a
send into market for sale, for which he was to be paid Is. a- I
The following is an abstract of the additional matter :-
head. He said the man's name was Bates, and lived at Eden- the Collars at the Drawing-Room, it being a Collar Day.
CRO WN-OFFICE, MAY Si.LONDON, TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1.856. , Frederick Gill, who was examined on the former occa-bettor, nlti
• monopolises the chief attention for human food and t
bridge, where he was to meet him on Tuesday, to hand over 105 °
sion, said-I wish to add, that when the witness Broome
d
n
ear cattle food, and this article cannot bo ebtained un
nip
forst
0. V en hi
ee
for
o r a
`worse flouprrifoerosm. pnlocousi:ritLeicieooo;nror
the receipts. The prisoner also stated that he had sent 30 of I
MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THE PRESENT PARLIA.-
MENT. came up, he tore the prisoner's coat, and punched his head, full prices. Oats, oatmeal, barley, beans, and peans
the carcases to Mr. Birchnall, and 12 to Messrs. Dean and City • GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. and gave him a good shaking.changed in value.
Hatton, salesmen in New,gate-market, retaining 4 for sale wart Ryder commonly called Viscount Sandon, in the -
of Lichfield-The Honourable Dudley Francis Ste-
Cross-examined by Mr. Wontner-I' heard the prisoner
in his own shop. He at the same time handed over to Mr. Dividend , Amount
hollers to the boatmen in the river as well as I did. Hek room of-Henr'y Manners" Baron Waterprir , who has ac- Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Scales 43/., the proceeds of the sheep, which he had just IPSWICH-JUNE 3.
said-" I did not think she'd do it." I was not half a cepted the office of Steward of her Majesty's Manor of Annum. I Share. hloh
received from the salesmen. The prisoner said he should Northsteed in the county of York. __a_ . 1 Our market is still fairly supplied with wheat, ',se•
yard from her when she jumped in. She made a fall of it knoxy where to find the man who bought thesheep, as he£ s. d. £ s. d. soils steadily at about late priees, in some instances few'
- ing is more money. Other articles unaltered.
down straight into the water. The prisoner had not hold
had killed 20 for him a month or five weeks previous. The BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, JUNE 2.
British .• .• •7........ 1 - _
The Right Honourable the 1 ords of the Committee of
so.
of her wrist at the time. He had part of his body over ..
ponce-sergeant who was with the witnesses was directed rovincial •• • . . 7-i 1200020 0 0 - PER QUARTER. rim 41710
a. to 401
the parapet ; she walked along the ledge and dropped ;
to proceed with the prisoner to Edenbridge to find the Privy Council for Trade and Plantations' have received a Brighton
City of London ••• ..
•*
16.1 f
12000
00
00
102101 000 15 Whoat, red (01d)...
- s to -s,Ditto (white)
62s to 690 Barley, grinding ... 3w-
she did not make a jump of it; she did not fall accident- communication Secretary
man, but failing in doing 80, Mr. Scales gave him into Ditto (new)
ally, in my opinion ; she was walking along the ledge, and from the -of State for Foreign
Affairs, stating that until the appointment of British Con- Continental (4th C•rt.p..).. 4 - Os.
50 0 0 20 60
0 -
custody.
solar officers in Russia, the following Danish Consuls, &c., Equitable • .......... 2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all - Ditto, white 7os to 74s Peas
might have fallen in accidentally. Willi .m Lee, carman, in the employ of Mr. Williams, have been directed by their Government to render assist- Great Central ....... 8/ per cent 10 0 0 all II Ti Ditto (old)
...... et° ••-•
Re-examined-On the evening of the 29th of May I saw
of the Bermondsey skin market, said that, on Saturday . ante to British subjects,-at Imperial ......., .... 101..5 bonus.; 50 0 0 all 90 Barley, malting
the dead body of a female at St. Saviour's Workhouse,
morning, the 17th of May, a lad fetched him to the pri- aLo -
and I believe it was the body of the female I had seen A. Kumlin, Consul. L0nd0n.....„ - ..., _ - Ibo 0 0 AVERAGES FOR THE WEER ENDING MAT 31., 1856'
sonar's shop, in St. George's-market, where he received 30 NA f IP , -
V I J. W. Ramsell, Vice-Consul, Do., Part, Preference 61. per cent. 125 0 0 „ •25 Wheat
fluting in the river. I took sufficient notice of her face
sheep skins from him. They were marked with red ochre. 13„-,,,,,,
and her clothes, and her eyes and her eyebrows, as I went
William Clark, carman to Mr. Kelly, another skin mer- N7Erleby H. T. Berestrom. Vice-Consul. Phan .ix ......••• .... 41. per cent. 60 0 0 52 0 0 40 Oats - s Oil
over the bridge.
chant, said he received 16 similar skins from the prisoner T. A. Lyack, Vice-Consul. RatclifT•••• • .•• •• • 51. 1001 0016 0 0 16 Peas - , D
'-.--8 Oa
United General ...... 21. 10s. 150 0 0 all 120 PP
Lucretia Berry-I never saw the female before I saw Christinestad 0. Vendelin, Vice-Consul.
Barley
on the same day. Westminster Chartered 44 per cent. 150 0 0 „ ! 5714 PP her on the bridge. On the Friday afterwards I saw the
Mr. William Scales said that all those skins came off the Uleaborg G. Bergbom, Conseiller de Commerce.
Ditto, N - 150001 10 0 0 11% Beats
dead body of a female in St. Saviour's Workhouse. I no- Archangel P. Dreesen, Consul.
sheep stolen from the Victoria-park on the day in question. ---
ticed the clothes of the female I saw on the bridge par- Libau A. Alroe, Consul.
In cross-examination, witness said that the prisoner WATER-WORKS.
We had a very smallliU HULL
-pIJUNE
w3heat to-day fr°Ericel
Vind F. R. Klevesahl, Vice-Consul. • .
titularly, and the clothes produced at the inquest corre-
readily admitted receiving the sheep and disposing of them, Moscau H. Mare, Consul, and Max V. Wogan, i Dividend Amount
sponded with those I saw on the woman on the bridge. I
and he kept nothing back. He hail received all the money ow
farmers, who very firmly insisted upon is to 28 al/auxin no.
believe, therefore, that the body was the body of the fe-that the sheep were worth, except about 30/. Vice-Consul. Name of Company. per of Paid. Price
male I had previously seen. When Broome caught the pri- Sergeant Prescott, No. IK, said ho was with last wit- Taganrog M. Drascowitsch, Vice Consul. Annum. Share. price, and with which, though reluctantly, our
sva ir
Bebrdianl -
N. Lucia, Vice Consul.
Boner by the collar, the latter said, " Let mo go," and
nese when the prisoner admitted receiving and disposing
1 X s. d. X s. d. quest, and some descriptions ls dearer. Barley' is lir
Broome said, " You vagabond, you shall not go till a con-
of 46 sheep, which he said he had from the son-in-law of Odessa J. G. Gar Consul Consul, and K. Gar Vice- Vice- East London 6l.per cot. Stock.. 100 120
- anti
cakes,isunalttheered,
latterandheianng
demand Oats 6d to is dearer. Beans la dearer* oil
stable comes." The prisoner struggled very much to get
Mr. Johnson, a farmer, at East Grinstead, whom he had Collett] Grand Junction ..., - . . per .1 4, ant. 50 0 0 all
KLeei0nth.e.t.t...................... , 4', per cot, 100 0 0 -
Rat;:th
away. former dealings with. Witness accompanied him to that St. Petersburgh...S. A. Wftzel, Consul, Chevalier de
- 100 0 o - 80
-e ca
Cross-examined by Mr. Wontner- I .was talking to
place, but could find no such person, when the prisoner New River Company.. 21. 10s. - - - in good request.
Broome on the opposite side of the bridge for about ten
said he supposed he should have to pay the money. There Consuls. I
improvedexcaedinodye
scarce.m snd for - eis
Southwark & Vauxhall 1 Si. per cot. 100 0 0 - 89% 5.
5 5 I
_,... to
minutes. I had seen him before at a friend's house. I was
merely a
was no slaughter-house attached to his premises,CßrioTtadt
C. Windberg, Vice-Consul.
West Aliddle-ses ...... : 5/. per cent. 61 0 0 - 100
perfectly sober, and had come over to the city.
little yard, in which were two pigs. The sheep must have Narva A. F. Kriegsmen, Consul.
John Broome, cross-examined by Mr. Wontner-I did R• E. Gendt, Vice-Consul. Ditto white
been clandestinely dragged up a loft, and slaughtered there, BRIDGES. h ... 0. '
not hear the prisoner holloa to the people in the river. I Revel C. A. Mager, Vice-Consul. Dantzic and Konigs- Ditto Peterslaurg
70 to 72 Linseed, Black Sea... 50
not
s there was a large quantity of blood sprinkled about.
r ' berg 7O to 72Bitto Riga and Arch- .e 46
Perna G. V. Harder, Vice-Consul. Dividend Amount
was, as I consider, sober. I had been out all night. I never
This being the whole of the evidence for the prosecution,
saw the witness Berry before. Arensbourg
Mr. Solomon intimated to his worship that, through the • - A. F. Schmidt, Vice-Consul. Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. PomeranianandHam-
Henry Evans, billiard-marker, at the Queen's Head, Wiborg C. Teseman, Coasul, and H. A. Salthoff, Annum. Share. . burgh
68 to 70 Ditto Konigsberg and 44
whole affair his client had acted in an honest and straight- 38 ""
Borough, and Samuel Cope, billiard-marker in St. Vice-Consul. Danish, Holstein, and Memel tfo°'
forward manner. When questioned about the sheep, he at X s. d. Z s. d. Ter 0
Swithin'e•lane, said they knew the prisoner, and had been Fre 1 r erickshaon ...C. Brunn, Vice Consul. Friesland 5- to 60
once told how many he had received and slaughtered, and teungereerd....•• .... - - -7% at 12, ..1 in his company on the morning in question from about a Lovisa A. Gratschoff, Vice-Consul. Southwark ..... • • - 110 0 0 - _ Russian and Odessa 58 to 60,Lius. c., Mill lOs to ~, at ea
to whom he had disposed of them, at the same time, with-quarter past one till near three o'clock, and parted withßorgo O. Orrmann, Vice• Consul. Ditto New of 7% p.c. IL per cent. SO 0 0 - - Oats, English
out being asked, handing over the proceeds to Mr. Scales.
him after having taken tea at a coffee-shop in Union-street.WAß DEPARTMENT, JUNE 3. Waterloo .... - 100 0 0 - - Ditto Danish
He had also given information to the police, and had done Ditto Old Ann. of Si. 11. 14s. 8,1. 60 0 0 - - Ditto Friesland
They observed that he was not quite sober, but he was not
all in his power to find out the man who brought him the 6th Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Lieutenant Henry
--" 1155'"
intoxicated. There was no female in his company, nor .
sneep, which he believed to have been honestly obtained. Roebuck Johnston has been permitted to retire from the Vauxhall .......... • • 965. 70 10 3 , - n2,,1., Ditto Russian 26 to 27 Rape cakes ..-s Od to
ser
had he said anything about meeting any female. Service, by the sale of his commission. `"7l Baxley, malting
Therefore there could be no pretence for his having any
Sarah Ann Hudson, sister to the prisoner, said that no 16th Light Dragoons-Arthur John Armstrong, Gent., Ditto grinding 34 to 36 Ditto foreign
guilty knowledge of their being stolen. DOCKS. tol%l 03'
member of the family was missing-that she never knew to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Riddell, promoted.
he was acquainted with any female, nor did she know who Coldstream Guards-Ensign and Lieutenant Charles Dividend ' Amount , Ditto foreien
Annum.
per of 1 Paid. Price Peas, white, and el. 35 to 38iFlour, per brl. ••••,..oe".
tide. He should commit him for trial
the female was who was referred to as having dropped into
Mr. Solomon hoped his worship would accept bail under Pierre Lane Fox has been permitted to resign his Name of Company.
the river. commission. ium. Share.
the circumstances. I - -
. - - John Carney, a labourer, said he had been sitting in the 3d Foot-The promotion of Ensign Henry Pears to a DUBLIN, JUNE 3.
Mr. A'Beckett had no objection. He must obtain two X s. d. Z s. d.
r,- cess on London-bridge, with his legs on the seat, and was t
jo del;
responsible sureties in 501. each, and enter into his own Lieutenancy, by purchase, as stated in the Gazette 0f 13th Commercial .. ,• •••••• 51. pr cent. Stock. Stock. - A small supply to-day• Prime samples of whelk •se '
neither drunk nor sober. He had been locked out of his Nov. 1855, has been cancelled. East arid West India.. , 6/. pr tent. Stock. - - mend. Factors are looking for high prices. Net '3l
recognisances in 1001. each for his appearance at the next -
ledging. As he was in that position, he heard the words 26th Foot-The surname of the Ensign appointed on the East C ~aritry • • - - Central Criminal Court Sessions. The prosecution would business doing. 0' j
" You throw yourself over and I'll follow you." He then
24 hours' notice of the bail. 19th April is Dian in •and not Mangin. London .•••••• • •• • • •1 51. pr cent. Stock.
Ditto Howls .. l4l. cent. - -
- -
require_
saw the prisoner take a female by the hand and raise hot to 37th Foot-Lieut. 'Edward Joeeph N. Burton to be Cap• White wheat, 33s Od to 43s ; red ditto, 35s 6d to 41'00,e,
tie% barley, 14s 6d to 20s Od ; oats, lls 3d to 14s 6d ; rarakert the seat, and then to the parapet, and as witness was getting -
LAMBETH--A " GENTLEMAN" PICKPOCKET. -Daniel , twin, without purchase, vice Bowers, deceased ; Ensign t. Katnarine a-.. •• 4 percent. Stock. -
' ontharripton ...... - -s Od to -s Ocl per brl ; oatmeal, 14s Od to 15s 6d ;0 0.01
up she went off. Witness was in the same recess when James Frederick Rayne to be Lieutenant, without pur- victoria .. ...... .: _ I si. per cent. 20 00100 0 . - flour, 2ls Od to 27s Od per cwt; Indian corn, 295 Od t "1. this took place, and from which the woman jumped. He Scott, a well-dressed person, wearing moustaehios, was chase, vice Burton ; Ensign Samuel Flewkes, from the I -
per 480 lbs.
at once holloedout " A woman's drowned," and then he brought up for final examination, before Mr. Eiliott, on a South Cork Militia, to be Ensigu, without purchase, vice JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
•
saw the prisoner held by two of the witnesses who had charge of picking the pocket of a lady, named Putress, of Reyes,,
given evidence. He saw the woman's head in the water. her purse, containing 21. in gold and silver. 42e1 Foot-The surname of the Lieutenant promoted to Dividend ' Amount CORK-JUNE 3.
1.61 5d t°
She was going with the tide, and the tide was running up. It appeared that on rho 24th of last month a fancy fair a company, by purchase, in the Gazette of the 16th ult., is Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. White wheat, 37s 6d ; red, -s to --1 ; barley,
He heard the prisoner say, " 0 good God, who'd have for charitable purposes was held in the park of Mr. Tread- Dunbar, and not Dauber, as therein stated. Annum. !;'hare.
17s Od; oats, 138 6d to 143. 4d.
_
thought it?" well, of Streatham, at which Mrs. Putress attended, and, 56th Foot-Lieut. Edwin Win. Philips to be Captain, Z s. d. Z 5. d.
Cross-examined by Mr. Wontner-She stood on the having purchased some small articles at one of the stalls, by purchase, vice B.
promoted. Australasia........... 201. per cent. 40 0 0 all 9714
parapet and jumped right off. she replaced her purse in her pocket, and was walking
away, when the p , 70th Foot-The surname of the Quartermaster appointed British North American Cl. per cent. 50 0 0 •• 66 is COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-YESTEnDAY•
Mr. IVontaer sail his client was a respectable person, iisoner, with a dexterity which proved on Ist June, 1855, is Navel!, and not Nevill, as previously Commercial_. of London. 10i.per cent. ;100 0 0 20 0 0 -
and never contemplated such an offence as that with which him to be a practised hand in his "profession," picked her stated. colonial .............. . Len per 51 . . • t 100 0 0 25 0 0 - tm5terdam............ 11 18 Gibraltar ...... ••••" '' 30 41,
.• 814;
he was charged. The fact was that he was wholly unac- packet of it. Fortunately for the ends of justice the pri- 92,1 Foot-Quartermaster James George to be Ensign, roman ............... 61. per cent.
Lend. Char. Bk. of Ans. - 25 0025 0 0 - Ditto, three months -- 12 0% Leghorn ...........• •. ~5 ,
20 0 0 all 0 - iotterdarrs ........ -.. 12 0 % Genoa ...... .. •••••• •• --
and secured on the spot.
•• • ted with the unfortunate girl, and that when she got honer was closely watched , , without purchase ; Ea,ign James George to be Adjutant,
q lain
London arid County .. 10'. per cent. 50 0 3 20 0 0 33% thtweirp .............. 255 655 1 Milan ......•• ~,,,.•
•••
upon the parapet to play one of those dangerous larks to •Mr. John Thomas Erumerston, a gentleman residing at vice Mecham, who resigns the Adjutancy only ; Quarter- Lond a sad 117c4toiniinstr 1421.. per cent. . 1(5)(0)
00 00 201 00 0 49 •3.lratimssbeusrgi.i. ................... ?3, 610% i
,t7reanpi1cee5.................:....... :, 4f4
which females of the kind were accustomed, ho had no Alderley-edgo, near Mancheser, said he was at the fancy master-Serjea.nt JamesbDewar to be Quartermaster, vice London. ,Joint . t
lc c.• 181 per t
idea that she had the least thought of leaping off, and fair, and having recognised the prisoner as a person who James George, appointed Ensign and Adjutant. trovinc:al of Ire and.. . per cent. . ..... ..........
100 0025 0 0 1--- I.ltona •• - • - 1 Palermo .... ...... •• •• 133 s
I
stretched out his arms to save her. had been pointed out to him as a thief when returning from
LAND TRANSPORT CORPS. Ditto, New. • ... -.. 8 l.per cent. 10 0 0 all
National of Irelard. .. 6:. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 -
- Paris .......• ... • • .... 25 42% i Messina ... ....... •• •• 534
Ditto, three months - 25 72%1 Lisbon .. ...... •• '• 53%
A witness said that, as a lamplighter passing at un- Leek fair, in Staffordshire, some days before he deter.
TO BE CORNETS. Nat. Provincial of Eng. . 81. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 •- Aarseilles ............. 25 72% Oporto .........• ••• • •• ••••
mined to keep his eye upon him, and did so. Almost im-
seasonable hours, he had frequently seen females upon the
~.,
him Seri eant R. P. Brooks G • , Grenadier Guards. Ditto, New .... -.. ' 8/. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - lourdeaux ............ - Rio Janeiro ..... • •-• •• • • ••••
mediately after he distinctly saw turn over the folds -- s • Bank Corpora. Bf. p ct.&bs. 25 0 0 ail
Orientw- Frankfort-on Maine ••.. 12CM Buenos Ayres.... •• • • ::. ••••
parapet in the same manner.turoop- erjeant-Major W. Pearce, Land Transport Corps.
of Mrs Putress's dress, pot his hand in her pocket, take South Australia ...... 14? p.et.& bs. 25 0 0 331,i Berlin ................ - Yew York,6o days' sight The depositions were then signed, and his lordship said • . p. in his instantly . Quartermaster-Serjeant F. H. Kean, Land Transport s- e
he would decide as to taking bail on Wednesday. out something, and place it
Corps. Union of Australia- • . 30.. per cent. 25 0 0 73% Vienna ................ 10 20 Philadelphia .... ..... s_. os,
hold of him by the collar, and said he suspected him, and Ditto .. ~.......... 31/. per cent. - 2ro 0 fiy, rrie5te..........•..... 10 22 PRIcEs or struics. r. 17 9
--- Ser. t H Clarke,9o h
jean H. t Foot. X 3 0
Union of London ..... 20.!. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 - Petersburg ............ 37 Foreign Gold in Bars 0
at that moment he saw the purse belonging to Mrs.
BOW-STREET.-James Bundy, an incorrigible thief, Colo S' tIC• StF .1. G 1
ur- erieen • . Craig co s risi ier uarc s. Union of Madrid ... •• • - 40 0 0 all - 4adrid .........., .... 49% Portugal Gold Coin ••'' 0 0
Patress othe ground her f u
was charged with stealing a watch from Mr. E. Sutcliffe,Serjeant A. R. Mitchell: Scots Fusilier Gum- ••s. tadiz ................. - Mexican Dollars ...• 0„ 0 0
Mt. Elliott-Did the prisoner say anything when you CANALS. "larcelona ............ - New Dollars ...••• u 0 0
druggist, of Manchester.
laid hold of him ? Company-Serjeant John Cooper, Royal Artillery. , . 0
ievine................ - Silver in bars ...... •
The prosecutor was standing in Pickett-street, Strand, Company-Serjeant William Armstrong, Royal Artillery.
Mr. Emnierson-Yes, sir; he coolly said, " I beg your ia Dividend -.•,,.........,....
attracted for the moment by a wedding-party, who were .
~..,
Pardon-you masa a great mistake-I'm a geneteman.
leaving St. Clement's Church. The prisoner made a sod-Company-Serjeant John Coyle, Royal Artillery. Companies.? A per Companies. us Per Price. (Laughter.) al Annum.
.BBABORNE MAILS.
den snatch at his watch, broke it away from the chain,
Prisoner-Did that, after taking the out
you say purse Company-Serjesnt Fergus McKenzie, Royal Artillery. i ,i, Annum.
- us _ es
and ran off. A cry of "Stop thief " was raised, and theSerjeant-Conductor James Findlay, Royal Artillery. , •
ase, ast-01
of the lady's pocket, I put it into mine ?
.c ' . X
prisoner was pursued by police constable F 109, who saw . Serjeant-Conductor John Taylor, Royal Artillery. •es signifies that the Malls are sent from the Gen..- -
Mr. Emmersonl d 1 • •
-Yes,
dial say so, an 1 18 my impres- Ashtn &Oldh 93 71. p. et. 145 Nfacciesfield. 100 21. 10s. 51
him throw the watch into a doorway in Shoe-lane, whore .Sergeant Conductor Ralph Astley, Royal Artillery. Barnsley.... !I GO - - Neath •••• • . 100 161. - 7 the night-and Mby the morning-despatch.) did but took it immediate)
mon that you so,
it was afterwards picked up and identified. The glass andSerjeant-Coudnctor John Hepburtie Royal Artillery. BrknksoAbrg 150' 41. Oxford.... • • 100 - 103 A, is
threw it on the eround.
one of the hands were broken. Prosecutor said it was a
Prisoner-Did I understand you to say that you saw my
Coventry.... 1100 251. . - Regent's.... 30 11 15% COV.NTRIEs. in General Post- Port ~,10$1
silver watch, worth about 4/. Ser. C Ch • ' h K 1 R 1 Art'l
jeant- Conductor rnaop her etty es, oya i -
hand in the lady's pocket ?
Derby •• ••... 'lOO 61. 15s. 84 Rochdale.... 85 11. 10s. 76 Office, London.* Dispatches. L..........,•
The prisoner declined to say anything to the charge. lery.
Mr. Ernmersen-Yes, I said so. Ellsinre&Chs, 69 2% p. et. - Somrset Coal 140, - - ------u------ - -.--• 4
He had been once or t wice previously convicted. Serjeant-Conductor Robert Craig, Royal Artillery. Every Friday .••• Liverpool .
.. Jo°
Prisoner-How could you see my hand if it was in the GrandJimetn 100 3' pr.
et.c 40 Do. Lk Idst 121 - - Smorica(byltrit.pack)N Mr. Jardine committed him for trial. S • 0 d h•b ld Gl Royal Artillery. Cl.fl & • ' 281. 420 :metiers thy United Sts
erjeant- on rioter Arc 1 a ass, Do., 6 pr•Ct.l 10 61pr. t. 11%)- rd Wor, pocket? (Laughter.)l4o'
Alexander Somerville, the literary soldier who formerly Colour-Serjeant J. Rowe, 41th Foot. Grand surrey 100 41. - Shrewsbury.. 1251 - packet) .... •••• • •, ••.• -•• • - Liverpool •• .
Mr. E - that had d•
minerson I saw yon your ban in the
" Whistled at the Plough," was charged with assaulting aColour-Serjeant John Wood, 47th Foot. Grand Union 100 1/.os. - Stoarbridge- ,48 121. 290 smorica (by U. State,
pocket. You seem exceedingly sharp. Kennt & Avis! 39 63 Od 6 Severn and ) packet) ...........N s• •s•• • • - SouthaMPter •
porter in Covent-garden, named Spicer. Quartermaster-Serjeant Charles Ward, Rifle Brigade.
Prisoner-Not sufficiently sharp fur you. Lancaster ..1100 • *
- •-
Ws e Rail. f
i • 52f 21• - anstralia (via South-
The complainant stated that he was in James-street, The Christian name of Cornet Malley is James.
..... - .• • • Southampton
I,lr. Ernmerson-Su it appears. Leeds &Livrp: 100 251. 481% Marsvick & am ton) ..........N
Covent-garden, at 5 o'clock in the morning, at which time The followieg surnames were incorrectly inserted in the 21* 25 altto •••••• - • • • Dover ~... • . Police-constable Charles Dean, 83 P, said that on search- Leicester ....1100' 51. 49% Birming. 5 100 (via Mareeines) N
he saw the defendant there in company with a friend. . Gazette of the 18th Marsh, 1856 :- Leicstr &Nth 83 - - Warwick & 1 Ditto (via Cape of Good, rto
mg the prisoner he found on his persona gold watch and 21 10 ... 00
Somebody threw a cabbage-stalk at defendant, who was For Cornet Pegers, road Pegus. Lought•orogh 142 701. 550 Napton..l 100 '
Hope) .......... '.ll
'23d of tr., '' . .
tt. r,s. (..1 in the witness said he dalso written J . money. e
drunk, whereupon he raised his stick, and struck witness For Cornet D • 1 D •
Davies ream • Avis. Monmouthsh 100 - - Worcstr &I 78 21. 120 Africa (West Coast).. 12 34
4..5,
30
of
m.
Dover
......
to the station-master and superintendent of police at Leek slntgmerysh 100 - - firming. kexandria .......... Isl.! •,.
a severe blow on the he-ad, which knocked him down, and
respecting
For Cornet M'Cain, read Cain. 4th so 2001 of mori.!southampror
stunned him. He had given defendant no provocation
prisoner, as ye any For Quartermaster Garnon, read Gannon. MeltnMwbry 100 - - Wilts & Brks -10 s. Od. 4% Alexandria-a-- I
AI,
17thof tb montb fa th tot
Bahamas ......... ..y. i 0 -Qu amP
....
answer from them.
whatever. For Quartermaster Stratford, read Stelford. goigium
~
••
,„ ~ „, ..FaiDa11y........ • • .• Dover ...... loll! 16.
INSURANCE COMPANIES. Police constable FlO corroborated this statement. The prisoner, who declined saying anything in defence, For Quartermaster Bread B •
Barstow airstow. Brash ..............MPth of the mouth.. Southampton. Jane ,6
was fully committed for trial.
Buenoa Ayres ... as '9th of the month.. Southam t ton JWIB
_Ls
The defendant assured his worship that he was the
Dividend 1 Amount
BRITISH GERMAN LEGION. 'rations port uncer.
injured party. He was-taking home a small literary Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Cape of Good Hope ../q
THAMES.-TaRSuRGEON AND HISPATIENT.- Timothy Ist Jager Corps-Lieutenant Thomas Suuhr to be Adju-
gentleman, hardly three feet high, but exceedingly Annum. Share. Cape of Good Hope ..1S
intellectual, when he was all at once surrounded by Ring and James Brian, Irish labourers, residing at No 7, tent, vice Lewis, who resigns the Adjutancy only.
Wells l Wit. t h 1 brought' before Mr. Yard-'3 i Light Infantry-Arnold Ritter to be Lieutenant.
Wells-place, ace, lec ape , were .
6th , I X s. d. A s. d. Ceylon (see India)
a gang of ruffians, thieves, and boys, who pelted -
him and his little friend with vegetable missiles-the ley, charged with wilfully and maliciously breaking physice • .
Licht Infantry-The second Christian name of • 500 0 0 50 0 0 l'7 Cey10n........ -Is
Albion .... • • .... •• .. 3/. 103. ,
Mon Wed &Fri' , SouthamptonTlls6l
ru. • Allianse Uri:. &nil For. 71. 14s 6d. bs. 1 100 0 0 11 0 0 17 !.. Climbs' 151e5.......... .Onceo_ •,,,,,,_ 's
.:
offal of the market. Whatever he did, he did iu self- bottles in the shop of Mr. Samuel Wil !bore, surgeon, in Captain Gibbon, appointed on the 16th May, 1836, is Ditto shrine....... 6i. p,e, & bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 43 Mi1i................. ST i, , , 'J. of monV Sontlriamptoi
defence; but he felt certain that, although the point Back Church-lane, St. George's-in-the E ist. Henry.
Anchor ..... .. a ... 6 per cent. 5 0 10 0 - China ... . , a inonth.... June 4
Mr. Wildbore said theprisoners came to his shop at half-
of his walking stick might have touched the peak of corn- • , HOSPITAL STAFF. Atlas .
.• •
8 18 18 23 to2S elm !Dover ......
P .
leinant's cap, no such violence was used as had been re- past ten o'clock on the p evioue night with Assistant-Surgeon•Thomas Henryßurgess, M D •••••• 100 0 0 25 0 0 '23 Cgastantinople
another man, Acting enry .., trees Life ......... 41. per cent. •• • •
••
•• 14th.So 20th of •sion.'Southamptor
• , Twice daily - - • Dover ...... thrice
presented in the court. who said he had been struck on the eye, and wanted a has ceased to do duty, there being no longer occasion for British 0 5 0 0 - Cord. of Europe M& N Commercial
... 71. 103. 50 0 _ .
..m
Clericl.sied.& Gen• Life spr ct. & bs• 100 0 0 10 0 0 - Egypt (see India) , ,
Mr. Jardine said the complainant had received a severe lotion to prevent its swelling. He made up a lotion for his services.
4/. 100 0 0 10 0 0 120 Prance ......„ M- N
Count s. Twice daily ..... .. Dover ...• . Tiflefaiw
the mar, and demanded ls t;d. for it. The man refuse.] BREVET. N 4,7,17,20,274 re Sourls•impto•
blow, evidently without provocation, so defendant had s . ' : . . ' Crown .............. 17s. Od 50 0 0 50 0 18% Gibraltar .......... ,
better make him some compensation, or a fine would be in- '") pay ", and began swearing and m iking a disturbance in Major-General Sir William Eyre, K.C.8., to have the Eagle.. - Greece (see India) I
,i2nd & 17th of rnon. Southampter
flictoel. the shop. Fle repeatedly told the man to leave the shop, local rank of Lieutenant-General in North America. Equity and Law ... ... 4% per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 5% Greytown .... --Di
,„ ~,h is i Tuesday- /to Fri .ay London ..... . but he would not do so, and called out " you -." The under-mentioned Quartermaster retired on half-pay, European Life I/. 20 0 0 au
The complainant and defendant then retired, and thelB% ilam.ar. -''•• '• 12114 of the m.eutl. Southarapte, June .
enraged at the use of such vile language he threw Being
tothelrankCaptaintheof the bottle have honorary e from date his General 6/. 5 0 0 PP 54, lavannab - ----In ~_
~ _
m__. .
case was "settled" out of court, the former being content
Globe -• • ... 5?. per cent. Stock.dolland •.•.• .. -1" a" --''• ' " - " 104 .. . , over ...... i l'7,
••
with So. of lotion at the man, but it did nut :trite:* him, and it fell retirement, under the Royal Warrant, 17th Dec., 1855 :- guardian - ..... -a. ss, per cent. ,100 0 0 47 5 0 1 5434 Honduras ... ...... .111 117t.t r !the month. Southampto, ifiehow•
st g 0
on the floor and was broken. The prisoners and a third Quartermaster Michael Rorke, on half-pay of the Cape .4'h _ .••,- 20,h of mon. PI °nth •• 4.. -°
- Imperial Fire... •• .. .. IV. per cent,lsoo 0 0 50 0 0 310 India (viaSoutharnpt.)
31'9th- &25th of montl,ll3 7'll
, man rushed towards him, and attempted to strike him. He Mounted Riflemen. Imperial Life ..... .... I2s. 100 0010 0 0 18k, la (via Mseilles)lll!_,
WESTMINSTER.-ME. DUNN' AGAIN.-On Monday
~,, s 17, Po 27 of mob ID°ovveerr •••••••••
evaded their blows, on which each of them seized a pestle The local rank of Captain, conferred upon Adderley W. Indemnfty Atarine.... I'3s k 3/. 100 00'20 0 0 84% lonian Is (sip En
--
-N.' (Twice daily.-- noir-held'. • revioeed'ill
afternoon Mr. Richard Dunn, barrister, applied to Mr. from three mortars on his counter, and made blows at his Sleigh, E. while serving with the Land Transport Corps, Law Fire ............ Os. & 2s. bs. 100 0 0 210 0 334 Ireland •••••• ..
M t 4 -v}7, 9, 17, & 27 of ni. Sou.thamptot Jane v
Paynter, the magistrate, and requested his interference to
Law Lite.• •• .......... - 100 0 - 10 0 0 61
head and body, uttei ing at the same time most dreadful to be discontinued, his services being no longer required. :,. 9th cf the month Southamptor obtain some private letters and papers of consequence, de- Legal and General Life - 50 0 0 20 0 51/
~ laileira •••••••• - - ~,i
oaths. He evaded their blows as well as he could, on which , 234 01 month .... Liverpool ..•
tamed by his late landlord, Mr. Pottinger, •of 5, Palace- - - '- London
the prisoners and their companion dashed the pestles and COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORDS-LIEUTENANT. London Ship.... • • .. 10s. & bs. 25 0 0 12 10 0 - ?Latta (see India)
4, sool°'
street, Pimlico. He said that that person refused to deliver
-,,, 8 18 &28 of mon. Dover .... -
mortars among the bottles oa the ehelves, and broke save- Norfolk Militia Artill -The Ri, ht Hon. Jacob, Marine ..... - ' •
them up on the ground of his owing him some rent, and ery. g &fauteuils (see India)
rah of them. The prisoners were proceeding to further Lord Hastings, to be Honorary Colonel. Sled. Invlid & Gen.. Life 4% r. per et. 50 0 0 2 0 0 3% 14t • hof the month
applicant wished to
dare admission to the house to get et seri tius ........., N Minerva •• -..-• . .. sp. ct. & bs. 20 0 0 20 0 - wie,,,,,‘
violence when the police arrived, and took them into cus- 2d Somerset Re • f M.l*t.• Lieutenant F. J. B giment o ili s- B. b!,2nd of 1119. mont,i.:lSonthaMpt.l. aye.J
sfonarch - .... .... .. 5 0 0 1 0 9 - ........ VII WO •• ••• 00 Oe -.
them. Mr. Paynter cted Knowland, one of the sum- tody. Spurway to be Captain, vice Pickwick, resigned ; Lieut. s,„„ ,
~..,
......
_., sthlsth2sthofnion.lDover ••••••
waning officers of the court, to go with Mr. Dunn and see National Loan Fund 51. per cent. 20 0 1 210 0 - Mt. Yardley-It was a very rash proceeding to throw a George Ch b 1 • to be Captain,vice H ldit hre-" 3% Yew "r"nada
am er wine ou c , Palladium Life...
_.,„/0
whether the landlord would deliver up the papers, and the
bottle at a inau's head. 451,4 Now Zea1and.......... ~
By private sAp ..Various port cream'
signed ; Charles Richard John Sawyer, Eerie to be Cap- Pelican - - - officer accordingly did so, when Mrs. Pottinger refused to
Sol 1 Sth2Stho:mon.,Dover .....•
Mr. Wild bore Yee, it was, sir; but I lost my temper fain, vice Strode, .1 F • J. F. Wilkinson to be Phoenix ••••• ..
, resigner ; ensign - - - _ Pasal otatos ........./.
allow Mr. Dunn to enter her house, but admitted the con-ithl7th27tholloon.l9louthamptor
When such bad language was used. Lieutenant, vice F. J. B. Spurway, promoted ; Ensign P-ofese?onal Life."... 5/. per cent. 5 0 010 0 - Peru "" "" " „„N' lOrti I of mon. Southampton
stable, and informed him that there weee two carpet bap
• ern ...... •• •-•-,. ''' 7t '
• Provident Life .... .... , 1/. ss. & ho. 100 0 0 10 0 0 3834
~,
.. , ,
Mr. Yardley-That was no justification for rushing into H. H. Parkes to be Lieutenant, vice Chamberlaine, proal .7 private ship-., Various port. twat lb
Rock Life ........ •. - I 7s. 53 0 010 0 SU ro. t Nat .......... N ~ „, t „
and some papers in her possession, belonging to Mr. Dunn,
violence, Mr. Wildbore. inoted,,
_,.. Sicily ~...... N rll. tn 2. t io.mJn, Dover ....••
but that her husband had directed her not to give them up Royal Exchan•re •• 'lOl. per cent. Stock, all ••••••
thltl2stholtneil. Dever ...• • -
Henry Purchase, No. 70 H, stated that he was called Warwickshire Militia, 2cl Regiment-John Pay n, Es . - '""
Esq., Sun Fire .. 6/ 10s. - 91 .-. Tascany •
........., „a I tee
until his account was paid.
•• •• 2d*l7th Ofmenth Southamptor IWO into Mt. Wildbore's chop, and he pointed to four men, to be Captain. Ditto Lire . ... 1/ 14s. - -. Venezuels, .. ~ .....34
Yesterday Mr. Dunn again presented himself, and hay-
and said they had abused him and made a disturbance, sth Regiment of Royal Lancashire Militia-Ensign United Kingdom ..... 4/. p. et. &bs., 20 0 0 40 0 4ee Van Diemen's Leto (se; • ing represented that be had been unsuccessful in getting
and that two bottles had been broken, and the medicine in Francis Edward Hansard t, be Lieutenant, vice Riffle, Universal Life -
vre:1:1„7,1708.2 7 .*
': ' : ~, ' 1d& 17th of month Sonthamptool
his papers, which he repeated were of great consequence
them spilled. appointed to the 3,1 Light Dragoons. e, Victoria Life - 412 6 5.% • • 1
to him, said that the magistrate had the power to make
adse
Mr. Wilclbore-Two bottles ! there were a great many 7th Regiment of Royal Lancashire Militia-Henry Wil-
the landlord restore them, and he therefore wished him to LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. Whonany of these dates fall on a Sunday, the mails Will ts
more than that. liam Coyne, Gent., to be Ensi,gn. ladip spatched on the following day_ with the excentfon of the .
_,, ill
exercise it.

ee
Whonany of these dates fall on a Sunday, the mails wi" ,„
spatched on the following day. with the exceptien of the 111:d Su
'ocithampton), and the Malta, both of which will be doebste"'
p Needing day.