The Sun.
London, England, 1856-12-17 00:00:00

THE SUN. LONDON,
_ WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 17, 186 6, .
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A PLEA .IPOic TII6 GA LLOWS. tomed iron tunnel of a mile and a half in length ; or LAW A MBA RTIENT SOCIETY. .
1 that in the eagerness with which the system has fiebn dicultY was to prove a stilaStintive often& ageinst the TBICER (17 SH AB" F. Country Markets
what was called the dead level. He had no doubt Mr. -..- attacked by one party and defended by another, and in individual as a reason for depriving hen of his liberty. --seas„--. 1
DANGEROUS CRIMINALS AND THE TICKET-OF-LEAVE the decisive way in' whieh its results have been brought These facts were, however, established, that the man had i Prom the Official List. ! --....
The following characteristic letter, evidently Bazalgette would experience great difficulties in that
SYSTEM. forward as indicetive cf either total failure or of some eeen engaged in criminal transactiooe, that he was 'here eiTne,retiED F.VERY ita-eitasY 01.13 "MIX "gyl:.'-' ' ' • .v. 00,,,,,, Dec 16
from the pen of a well-known writer and lecturer, r apect, and that he would rather have a fall if he could
A meeting of the Law Amendment Society was held thing approaching to complete success, one essential fore morally capal.tle of crime, and th, t let e WAS n
• .1 e 1 LONDON, TUESD AY DEC. 16. i 65.0 Ag ad attend,. uce 1,. ,I .y 0;o1 whe.,t, met A, fair eon•
appears in the columns of a contemporary :- yesterday evening at No. 3, Waterloo-place; Mr. M.D, question seems to have been almoi•t universally lost sight evidence that the state of mind which impelled ban to plaintive demand. Medium and inferior ounlities of red
" Sir,-That good old institution the gallows get it. Again, with regard to this dead level, there was
the question as to the sewage being frozen in the iron Hill in the chair. of. Has the system been really tried I A Perusal of crime had undergone any change. It wa: possible tO
± must be quoted 21 per 701bs, end white :Id to 4,1 lower on
reared its head once again, to my great satisfaction, tube. It was said that the rivers which ran hard by were After the confirmation of the minutes of the preceding the evidence lately taken on the set,ject by the commit. point to indicia which would convince any reasonable , . tevateet I t,,e week. Flour neglected. Oats and oatmeal, with a
in the Old Bailey this morning-its first appear-
never frozen. But he might say in answer that the meeting, tee of the House of Commons-particularly of that given [nab that a particular person was engaged in a course sf.
Anpneurin I enc.. limited demand, barely meintained their value. Barley,
ance since its late severe indisposition from diseased . The SECRETARY (Mr. Hastings) read the following by Mr. Waddington and Mr. Matthew fill-would of crime, although, at the same time, it might 7 beans, and peas diffeult to move, at ls per quarter
sympathy. A wretched brute was hung like a dog, Thames, which ran much faster than the sewage would
• letter which he had received from Lord Brougham :- quickly convince any person of calm judgment that in he impossible to convict that person of any offence. If - Oixed brought 333, yellow 33s 6d,
as he deserved to be ; and as his dreary corpse run, was often frozen. This, therefore, was a very deli-
" Brougham, Dec. 13, 1856. tbis matter there can have been neither failure nor sue- he obtained an honest subsistence he could show how he CNomainpae3nies. i im)iivr;tedufe:: Prke', CNorpaenBieets.
£ I E and white 31s 6d td3s. per qr., ex ship.
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ce in fact there has been no real ex rimen '
Hastings,-I trust that the society will not cessi sin pe t• del so, Whether by labour, from property, from charity, 17s 16%
swayed in the eager north wind it was a pleasant cate, tender, and difficult point. Some. months ago. he "My dear HULL-Dec. 16.
and a cheering thing to think that nob"dy could proposed that the board should appoint a consulting fail to eonsider, together with the measures relating to It is true, as we.have seen, that that patt of the general or in some other manner. The principle of his proposal Coventry.... 10 11 - Rochdale.. •• 85 4t• -
here was no plan before mercantile law (preview to the conference), also those arrangement which consists in holding out a strong mo- was adopted in the ticket-of-leave system, the Secretary mil' 9408 '7"
:Let 9-1,0 "RFee‘ellenFt'osr•e-st 3780 5 Os
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10 6.. 15s 84 Stffrd &Wor, A,' There was only a moderst p 1 f /1
now give him a ticket of leave, and let him loose engineer. He was then told t
h• h GrandJ :net), tee It. pr. et. 43 6tottrorld4. 45 I I±. 36° t_ornfayo t,811(1 the condition affected by the wen. er
s_ow.
again upon society. He was disposed of, once and them to consult upon. They had since produced a elan wic appear now to press themselves on our attention re. title to industry and good conduct while in prison, has of State having power to revoke the leave without
e ' lating to the criminal law. The absolute necessity is now b b ht • AIDI sierh:t
inyi
..k.g
.0h .
al
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Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10 61 pr c: - Severn and , , .0, ... d 1 low, at about 2s below last week. Foreign 1
een roug Into partial operation • and I think that assiening any reason sale at ls lest. money. Barley a fair sale at Is decline, and
for all, in the cheapest and most effectual manner. and they were told that the Chief Commissioner to admitted on all hands of removing from our law the verY a candid examination of the re ' ' e •'
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suite, so far as means It was teen resolved that the paper which had been
L d &Dui ao 15.. - Birming. i 'lO 281
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iom-p'aroving: cla. es veil: :lilts:
Kennt & Avi 40 63 64 Warwick& 1 2/. 25 other kinds of qiring corn unaltered. Linseed firm, and
"It was, sir, a fine wholesome corrective sight. whom it was to be submitted, would refer to some emi- discreditable peculiarity which distinguishes it, of treating have been provided for their ascertainment, will show read should be received and referred to the Criminal ee s
I thought of the shattered senseless victim-of the the most criminal breack of trust as no offence but onl a
nent engineer of his own appointment, What, then_ . .. . , y that to the extent to which this principle has been Law Committee to consider and report upon. Grand Unior 100 7s 6d - Wye Rail 3 41.
Leicester ..•• 00 51. 49% Warwick & : 21. 9 lation oi' stocruk
' ground of claim to a creditor against his debtor. After the Leicstr &Nth 83 ,11. 5s - 1 Napton..
_I. 100
bloody work by which that poor creature was
would be the result ? If the plan required alteration it instances which I have so often given, both in the House employed they have been satisfactory ; the recommittals The meeting adjourned till Monday, Jan. 12. Loughlairogi. t 43 70, 550 Worostr &J 78 10s. 19 s s I S
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smashed and killed.of that awful night at the -hos-
would be sent back to the board with the remarks of the of Lords and in the society, of the most scandalous rob- been g been fewer among the prisoners thus liberated in - Macclesfield. WO 21. 10s. 51 Binning. Wheat, English, red 60 to 6311'ea,s, grey and black -to --
Pital when the grating trephine set free a flitting
Gove ent e • dllth t h b d ld h -
ngineer, an aa t e oar wou a% e bery-that never would have been perpetrated had the Part by their own exertions than among an equal tame Neath .. •• - 100 16i - Wilts & Brk, 7s. Od 44 Ditto white 65 t.O 701 Linseed, Black Sea,.. 62 to 65
pu.ty wo'l t wo-ue a at :ay: amc
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STATE OF TRADE. Oxford.. •• - 100 - 103 Dantzic and Konigs- Illitto Petersburgb ... 50 to 58
consciousness, and the identity of the assassin was rnm _ law given the offence its proper name anti condign punish- ber released by the mere lapse of time. But of the ticket
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ment-and after the proofs which our committee found of o f h
f leave in the real sense o t e term, viz., a permission WATER-WORKS. berg
established ; and as the brute fell with the drop, to do woold be to endhorse the plan so altered. Were
MANCHESTER, DEC. 16. Pomeranianand Liam - 41 to Z.,0
• b • h t uniU•
angel
and his muscles contracted with one short terrible : that to be the case, wat would be the use of their sit the great erequ.ency of such crimes, I can have no doubt to be at large during good behaviour only, there has evi-
that the bill will be framed which shall introduce this his- dently been no trial; for although each ticket bears on its The cloth market has been rather more active and a Dividend Amount burgh
spasm I wondered how he liked it. ting at that board,l It was merely saying to the Go
portant amendment of the law; accompanied, as it should Name of Company, per I of Paid Price
Danish, Holstein, and Memel
certainly be, by a provision enabling all trustees to receive eave wi ereca e i e earer i . . Annum. I Share.
face a warning that the I el b 11 d•fth b little firmer partly owing to the upward tendency in
Friesland 5l to e 8 Par To. •
" irom these remarks many of your readers will vernment, " Agree to a plan, send it to us, and we will I ----- ----
consort with bad company or have no visible means of cotton and partly in consequence of encouraging ac- - -
at once see that lam a person of a low and animal endorse it." The hon. and gallant member Concluded by payment for their trouble, unless when they acceptthis office
upon other terms. There are other subjects connected with _. X s. d. £ s. d.
state of mind. It roay be so ;I do not say I ana 1 moving as an amendment-d That, before plan Be be rttin.g an honest livelthe'od these conditions seem to counts from India again. A good deal of business has
b d d Id h bbl be trans- Berlin .... 5/ per rut. 10 0 0 100 4% Oats, English
our criminal jurisprudence which may fitly and safely be ave oeen almost a dead letter, to the disregard, cense. een one, an more wou ave pro a y _en -
66. per cat. Stock. all - Ditto Danish
right ; but your columns are open to all opinions, \ adopted, the opinion of some emineut engineer to be considered at the present time. •
An improvement was
- quently, of strong indication of areturn tocrime. It thus acted but for the large orders already in hand, which Do 4 per Cent. Pref. 4/. percent. 25 0 9 -
East London
- Ditto Friesland
and I shall be soundly corrected if I deserve it.
appointed by the board be taken on the same plan, or made in the law of libel some years ago, by permitting the appears that an essential principle of the ticket-oeleave render it difficult to place orders for execution within Do. 5 per Cent. Pref. 51. per cent. 25 0 0 - 2t) to 31 Rape cakes -s Od.to 1275 Oa
" Of course, to-morrow howling cent will stalk I
ion such parts of it as the board may think fit." 7-5 Ditto Russian
- Barley, malting
Do. ew •• •• • • -
truth of the matter to be given in evidence on prosecutions system has remained in abeyance ; and, therefore, what. a reasonable time. This applies chiefly to sbirtings Grand Jux,ootloo, •• -•• 40 Per ant.
255° 130 00 -_.
00s to OS
abroad and declaim against public executions ; and under certain restrictions. The bill which I brought into ever causes may have been at work to produce the late for India and China ; hut the improvement in these - 100 0 0 - 81 Ditto grinding 35 to 38 Ditto foreign
the House of Commons, in 1816, gave this permission to I burglaries and garotte robberies, the•s outrages ca,nnot in le oc 15s
I Mr RASHLEIGH seconded the amendment, and said it
we shall be told that the mob serrounding the gal - i Lambeth ...... -.. . . 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 95 Beans
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lows was composed of the lowest orders of society. 1 8 cell t hich h ae a s i ii
tassbefloT:hterlae oods has had a favourable influence on others. Do-
.wa i Mbent on the board to take some s-ele w tee atasnean- -n a-- cases, whether of public libel or of justice be attributed to that system, They may indeed be cnestics and sheetings for the home traele have been
aashireeviaart= Jr
Jr eli:satlo(tedrevni,t New River Company ..i - - - -- Ditto foreign
Southwark &Va al - 100 0 0 - - Peas, white and yel. 40 to 42 Flour, per brl. ...... 358. 3"
it is proper it should be so, for to them does Jack should guard them from being again placed in the uneig pwriixtle Ivtalwu , rtres:,:itye coac.rognevdi,c West Miedlesex ••• • .. - 61 0 0 - 101
Ketch address his lecture, and hoist up his explana nified position in which they had been placed before.
Chief Justice). The feeling entertained in its favour was are in request and sellers report rather higher prices.
exeptivaridnftoasshnotEvsizt more in demand, and prices are firmer. . 61b. T-cleths
Do. Do, ..• • . • 4". per cent. 5 1 8 - 2S.ip -
. BRISTOL-Dec. 16.
term of imprisonment • but surely the mere holdine of a A good demand is also reported for 27-inch Madapol-
tory working diagram. And I cannot see how it They should pause and see whether it was not possible strong, and I believe nothing prevented it being carried BRIDGES.
he nature
can very well be otherwise, considering t they might be yet driven from B* as they had been pre- except the fre uenc of r s • '
n 3' p o eteitions by ex officio informs- .
ticket-of-leave, the me're fact that is of the convic't hay- lams for America, and 32-inch Madapolla,ms for India,
' , Dividend Amount muaarette la:
~)7,7g:, epl!oimloivo7iiitt
lEzlyitdwebot
of the exhibition. A gratuitous street performance
any other Vi?usly driven from point A and point B. He did not tion at that time, which the bill would have put down. log _p p s possession, even tno a_ _ e . . .. ,
a certain aer in hi ' ') if i do and India iacooets eo off better. Tne yarremarket, like
per of Paid. Price.
These formed on the one side the great argument in favour g Annum. Share. dition, to effect sales of which a reduction of from 18 0,2.:
at eight o'clock on a winter's morning, or think Mr. Carperael had stated anything in favour of B* c +l, ood can do no harm. If dealt with according to that for cloths, has received a new impulse, and the Name of company.
0, ...,€) measure, but this raised equally strong objections the intention of the law, it becomes a think, iso in. business has been -almost general at rather higher rates. - - dpellOrrignrugarter had to be submitted to. Foreign wheat eel%
kind of slack or tight rope, would, under no cir- .E s. d. X 5. d. met a dull sale at a eimilar decline in value. Barley, ee.e.
that should induce the board to adopt it as the best on the other, and thus the eontrOveney emu-Med-a party considerable security ;if otherwise, it ;s but ea empty Exporters to Russia have been buying rather freely, and
25 0 0 - - maintains its price secondary rather lower. Oets
e!et„
cumstances, command many respectable private
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I plan. All he stated was, that it was the only plan yet character, and the bill was lost. When, in 1830, I again I form, though certainly fraught with this inconvenience, some rather large contracts have been given out for 40's Hungerford.......... ....
limited demand. Beans and peas as before. Flour s Ite
families, or even loungers about' town. introduced it state prosecution, for libel had entirely that it becomes a source of public misconception, as the rnule twist suited to that roarket. Buyers for India, the e T.'
Soi=etew of 7% p.c. lOs per cent. 30 0 0 - -
rouo t In which the First Commissions
. r ceased ; but being immediately after removed to the House 100 0 0 - - ,
,h before the
present state of the question too clearly shows. There is Mediterranean, and Germany have also been more waterloo . .... ....
also hear that old, appalling fact, that pocl\elert. - limited request, with turn in buyers' favour.
81. 11. 12s. Od. 60 0 0 -
actually picked under the very eca .
ffold, and that resell accept. After a few observations respecting Mr. of Lords, the measures for establishing local courts, and no n essit however f •n addition to more business dein for home Ditto Old Ann. of
ec y„ or at once wholly adopting or active, i g --
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therefore executions ought to be abolished. So Frank Foster s experiments in ,t e on. gen
1 h h tleman for improving the proceedines in bankru tc su erseded
all others, end I did not proceed with theplibya bill Lord wholly rejecting the plan of ticket of leave, as it is one consumption. Ditto NTw ditto of 71. 11. Bs. Od. 40 0 0 - -
Vauxhall --- - - -28 s, 17010 8 - - slowly at ls to 2s per sack and barrel lovver. Butter le
. LEEDS-Dee. 16.
they are on the 9th of November, and at the cattle observed that, in reference to a gigantic scheme of this
Campbell, some •years after, undertook the eonsideratiou of the many cases in which we may with advantage first Messrs. John Slagg and Co. report-" There has been
GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANLEB. he.o
show equally ; but nobody adds that therefore it is sot a where there was only one head at work, many of this important subject, and having referred it to a com- make a trial, which, as I have explained, has not yet an active demand throughout the both
week for slut-dogs, ,
last Tuesday's rates. Fine barleys is and other desalt'
time to put down lord mayors and farmers. It wil!, faults must necessarily occur. But it was not the en- mittee of the Lords, the p.esent act was passed, which un. Let 500 prisoners a, the end of their con• plain and figured, jaconets, and Madapollams for the
been done. . . . . •
k d h • k d Name of Company. Dividend Amoturt
per of A fair demand for fine fresh wheat at 2s per qr. I.evr.
Paid. Price. tions 28 cheaper. Oats and beans unaltered.
however, gratify Claphaua and Tulse-hill to hear who would be blamed ;it was the 45 gentlemen fortunately is confined to the cage of private libel This finement be released wah tickets of leave and 500 India and China mar ets, an t e extreme prices as ,
Annum. Share.
gineer restriction I was e t 1 • - * h 1 :hi A h ' I T d 1 t d'l *I Lo cloths and
x.reme.y sorry to find received the hieh oteers, as neany as posseoe uneer tee same cavern- on ues. ay as are now rea iypm . ng. .
-04 d ; oats 288 5d ; beans, 41s 24d ; peas, 455. Oe''
that at a quarter to eight this morninglestr. Davis, who sat at that board to pass judgment on his plan. sanction of Lord Denman's ap 1I • f ' • • Tlth f ' et: h Ise been in good de-
prove .t is one o the very stances, be relasee unconditionally. Then let the re- -c os o various qua i les aye e Xs.d.£ s• d. Average price of grain-Wheat, 61.8 Bal. ; barley, /51;
the ordinary, told Mr. Sheriff Mechi how Marley - rye, -s. Od.
Whatever they sent up to the Government would be few subjects on which I had the misfortune to differ with committals which ma 20 0 0 . - 15 ----
had requested him to state ' that he very much r-- i but certainl the reesons which h ave did not doing, and, Brighton •••• •• ...• .. 5/. per cent.
'' aken to be their own act. He hoped, therefore, the h-m ; • . y • e g carefully compared, and the result will be more trust• all other kinds there is a steady business
of London .• •• •• 2/. per cent. 150 0 0 lee 0 0 86
y take place in the two classes be mand, with an improved tendency in prices. In nearly British Frovincial •• .. 71. per ant. 20 0 0 all
City
gretted Cope's death '-contrite and heert-softened t shake my opinion. Indeed the permission to prove the -
Y truth seems more questionable in the case of private than worthy and conclusive than any amount of a priori spe- prices are unchanged." Equitable-. •• •• •• .... 2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-TESTERDAT
mist tken one ! board would adopt the amendment, in order that the
culation Ido not bring forward the suggestions con- LEEDS, DEC. 16. European .... •••.. -5/. per cent. 22 0 0 - -
might not have another plan sent back upon their hands. in that of state prosecutions ; and I well recollect that in • • - kinsterdam- ----.• 11 .4 Gibraltar ......•• --••. n 70
" But lam giving to Marley what was meant 88 Ditto, three months •. 11 174 Leghorn .. •• • • .... . • ?0,1. 75
for the gallows-revonons. When you were era Mr. How's said he wholly disapproved referring y
• an- 1816 some, who were the most strongly elapsed to give • . .
this • • ' ' '
permission, when publie libel is prosecuted, had great e
op e t ' th tf f • th tfn d• nee. morning. The demand is quite in fair proportion to the Imperial .. •• ........ . per cen .
10/ t sO 0 0 -
50 0 0 es to o 29
• tamed in this paper as the only means of attaining the There hes been a good market in both cloth.halls this Great Central •••••••• S/.. per cent. 10 0 0 -
cin tease- a o reeing e coun ry rot a„, - Rotterdam •••••• -... 11 1714 . Genoa ..... ... ••.. .. he.._
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(rood sir as to insert my last letter, in July, you question to other engineers. They had better send up roes criminals-but as one means, and one which, so supply of seasonable goods, and prices are firm. Wool Ditto Debentures.. - Stock 100 00 - Antwerp .. .. -.... .. .., 25 37% Milan ...... • • ...• • •
ra ... t doubts if it should be extended to the case of private slats-
'n in- Do Continental I stCap. 31. ss. 50 0 0 42 15 0 - Brussels .... •• - ~.... 25 37)4 Venice ........•• -
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Ditto New ........
may remember I told you that I was prepared t • their plan to the Chief Commissioner perfect or iroperfect; der. That was not my view, however, and I regarded the far at least as regards ark immediate provision for longer also keepe up in price. Tsking the manafacturi g • ":
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be strangled generally, about the streets, night or for it could not be denied that the board possessed the Partial alteration lately effected as beneficial, and. eonse- periods of !imprisonment for grave offences (which in terests altogether in this district,
hthey
in
Do. Do. 3d Cap. 41. 10s. 50 0 : 4431 100 00 •:: Altoina -.• •••••••• • • ....
25-25 •PMalesesina° :::.: .. :•:.: .:• •• lg
quently as deserving the support of fr t y ent.
iends to law amend- itself would have a powerful effect) requires the adoption i a better c retion than tey are . a pres Do. 4th Cap. Sl.
day, at any time, or in any place where I might best practical engineering talent at their command with , Do. so 00 0 all - Pairs4l.o, iii•re•e* mOn•th•s. .. 25 67% Lisbo r . . . ......... •• • • -51%
ment, and as likely to end in the more complete improve• of no new principle of criminal law, and could at once The amount of goods and material passing out and Independent ~... . .. 51. •40
have rarel been no. Do. 2d Cap. 4/. 155. 50 0 0 41 0 0 - Elamburgh ............ 13 7y4 Naples
find myself alone. I also told you my house had respect to London drainage. Mr. Bazalgette had litue ment of our procedure. 25 Marseines ............. 25 67% Oporto ....•• •• •••• • • " --
been thoroughly burglarised three times, aud, Mor.o 5 Der cent 60 0052 0 0 4•1',4 Bourdeaux ........ - - - mu Janeiro •••••• .... ,
se•f stated that his was the gleaning of all the plans teat "It may be a question whether the time is not come fur we •• • • • ' • 'd bl b h tth •od last year. Pece"le "• •• •• "*" • " .2000 16 0 0 16
be brought into operation *** * * Another into the district, as tested by the railway traffic, London Parl. Preferen. 61. per cent. 25 0 0 -
y tin which crime might be powerfully checked is consi era y a eve tat a e same pen Ratcliff ~ •... • • .... 5/. Frankfort-on-Maine .... 1194 , Buenos Ayres.. •• ••• • • • ....
especially, that the police informed me, what wir e a measure which shall embrace the whole law of libel to o 0 all 11% Berlin ................ - ' New York,6o days' sight
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had been submitted to the seVeral commissions, amount • , would be to render peculiarly answerable, to some ex. It is also satisfactory that neither merchants nor menu- Surrey Consumers .... 8/. per cent.
the ticket of leaves and the disbanded militia, 'it slander, and defamation, for ehere are several other mat- United General .- •. 13s 6d per sh. 50 0 0 - - Vienna...........•• .... 10 40 1 Philadelphia ••.••• • • 000 ea.
was nothing to what would take place when the iug, perhaps, to not less than 160, that had at various ters of importance connected with it beside that to which tent, for the crimes they assist in producing, the land. facturers have any excessive stock on hand.
The Huddersfield woollen market to-day has been 63 Ya trieste.• •• •.•• •• •• .. 10 42 ± PRICES OF sourcaor: 17 g
50 0 0 10 0 0 1014 Peter5burg............. 37% 'Foreign Gold in ears eee 0 o
• long nights set in.' How this prophecy has let• i times been suggested. my present remarks have been confined. But in one re- lords and proprietors of the various dens of iniquity in Ditto, New .... •• • • -
•te brisk Bu ere were resent from the metropolis, •10 0 0 all 7% Madrid .........., ~... 49 4, Portugal Gold Coin •• ',',' 0 0
•• . •
spect it must be allowed that tee times are favourable to which criminals meet to concert robberies, to turn beoty qui . y p . . Western A.
10 0 0 40 0 -- Cadiz ......• ..•• ...... 494 1 Mexican Dollars .. • • 'Jo 0 o
fulfilled I need not recall to your mind ; and ye , Mr. Deputy HARRISON wis e
• h d to offer a few remarks
a full and unprejudiced cousidePtime a these questionse into money, and to squander away their ill-gotten Scotland, and other places, and their purchases were to a Ditta B ....•• • •
Barcelona ............ - New
Westminster Chartered 61 eer cent. 59 0 0 -
- 0
I think, it was only last Saturday week that th eon this occaeion, as he had once supported a similar ail state prosecutions having tor alatiar years ceased, and wealth-the flash houses, the dwellings of receivers of large extent of bath winter and spring goods. The re-
INSITRANCE COMPANIES,. Saville- •• ........ ~. - Silver in bars ..- -
authorities shook themselves, and begen to take motion ProPeeed bY Major Lyon. But circumstances no party feelings being at all likely to interfere with the stolen goods, the gambling houses, and brothels. * * ports of the manufacturers were generally favourable,
Dividend Amount
discussion.-Believe me, &c., Paid. Price. '
Steps to meet this frightful and most disgraceful were very different now. The board had adepted a ' * * I sincerely believe the English mind to be naturally and the aspect of the trade is oneeif increased confidence.
Name of Company. per of
insecurity. plan proposed by a gentleman more competent than
M F HILL th d "H. BROUGHAM," modest, and to entertain an undue diffidence regarding Wool continues to rule high in price, and is very firm. Annum. Share.
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" Away with maudlin sympathy and twa.ddle. r. . en rea a paper, by himself, "Oh the its power to comprehend any subject with which it is not X s. d. £ s. d.' ....-.-40--.
LOCAL SIIA.RE MARKETS'
y oppose i •
any one else. Why, therefore, should the 't 2 means of freeing the countr fro
y m dangerous crimieals." familiar-hence there is always a, disposition to rely im- From the London Gazette of Last Night. elbion ...••• •• -••- 71. per c• 500 0 0 50 0 0 90
When a ruffian watches for you at night, fractures Did • • • •
the opposition arise from a wish to thwart any plan It was observed at the outset that, although there was plicitly on those who are supposed to have studied the Alliance BM •:. and For. 71. 148.6d.0s 100 0 0 11 0 0 17;0 LIVERPOOL, DEC. 16. vats
your skull, lacerates your windpipe, or clogs your
proposed by their own engineer I That was impossible. abundant evidence to prove that crime in this country matter, and whose duty it was to do so. Bat these may ___-.....-
Ditto Marine ....... 4. p.c.& bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 42 to-deoYosf.
brain with apoplectic blood, hang him, if you are WHITEHALL, DEC. 13. ethenaium ...,. ••.• • • - 10 0 all -
Was it then to delay everything till Parliament met, bad greatly diminished, it was notorious that, in addi- either ksve neglected the study, or become so entangled The Queen has been pleased to direct letters patent to Atlas ..
lucky enough to catch him. Shoot him at the " : 97 -South Easter ,es ;
• time if you can, but, if not, hang him. Ho is a in order that it might be said, " Oh, this board is in- tion to a large number of occasional offenders, there sem in the meshes of techeicat knowledge, as to have lost be passed under the Great Seal, constituting and appoint- emus refe ........... 41. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 23 Lancashire and Yorkshire
3TOCK EXCHANGE.-The Stock Exchanget 00,4.1
.....
British Commercial .. 71. 10s.
34 Ma,nchester,
existed a band of robbers and depredators who, in de- sight of the principles on which the whole superstructure ing the Right Hon. Lord Broughton, the Very Rev. Henry re 0 0 2 0 o
wild and dangerous beast, and treat him as such. competent to perform its duties ; we must therefore North Eastern, Berwick, 21-4-Midl d
fiance of the law and of all engaged in its administration, should be based. And we know by sad experience, tbat Hart Ullman, D.D., Richard Ford, Esq., Michael Fara- Church of Edngl and .. 71.5110 s
50 0 0 20 0 24
i'T IrWesterDs O,MUY
When a savage cat flies at you in a wilderness, do appoint a, commission to determine what is to be the made crime their daily occupation, thus rendering every if these principles be neglected, whether in the fratning day, Esq., D.C.L. Charles Robert Ceciserell, Esq., and ,C. e
ulteriCif.effead.BaenGetalie spr et& be lee 3 0 10 0 0 -: Lancashire, 22e-London and hort.
0 ' 5 • 0 6,'
rep:l.-see
Sheffield, and iincoluthires, al as y5.....5t
you not, having captured the creature, take it outfall." He lamented the want of action on the part man's life and property more or less insecure. The police or administration of criminal law, in the government George Richmond 'Esq., to be her Majesty's Commissioners County ....._ .• ••..•• 4/. 100 0010 0 0 - Great Western of Canada, new, 2.6.3. P
1/.165. 5001 500 - nian, 314 i•
home, and place it in the kitchen, give it sops, and ef the board. Tee act bound them to concur with the were almost as well acquainted with the latter class of of a railway company, or in the conduct of a great 55. 50 0 0 50 0 674 -
say, ' Was it a poor puss, then ?' On the contrary, Chief Commissioner ; it was therefore of no use to talk criminals aa a tradesman was with his regular customers ; army, the consequence will be most disastrous. Now it desirableness of combining with it the Fine Eagle ..
to determine the site of the new National G.alle.ry, and. to r n
rerport on the . . MANCHESTER, DEC. 16. eisto
you break its back with a stick that minute if you about their undignified position. The board could not yet they were enabled, for the most part, to continue happens most for tunately, or, I should more propetly
in accordance witlethe recommendation of the Select Cone- European Life l/. 20 0 ' all 18 a was q dot
can, or you will try what a wire cartridge will do if , „ their practices with impunity. Many causes combined say, providentially, that the elementary knowledge ol Family Endowment •• 41. per cent. 100 004 0 0 - STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market to•uaY „„,
__Lea
act without his concu h b h• h
rrence ;t e est t nig tey collie' tO produee this strange anomaly ; but he would direct any subject, sufficient to guard against great mistakes, a 6 per cent. 50 0 all
Ara
ittt a: donAtrhceh ;al
toigoincaall CGoalllleecrtyi oinns
loBf
st3h.e British M useu m , Equity and Law •.: :: •-• 5% per cent des o 0 5 0 0 5%
General..... .
you cannot ; and then it ie got rid of. There is no , FOREIGN-OFFICE, Oct. 31. Globe ....... 51. per cent Stock. all 101 974 i-East Lancashire, 22 i
il therefore was to meet the necessity with a good attention on that occasion rinci all to t 47 5
the re. is simple and of easy acquirement ; and we may be sure
expense of trap or coppers to the boy who looks o' '
oval • P I)
y wo,
The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint George Gresham Life . - -
0 50 • - Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolns, 34• e re- .
after it. The brute is hung and done with,• and, of which would enable them to lu
feeling, and so accomplish a work which the public were in pck out the herd. that, however difficult it may be to trace any art or Benvenuto Mathew, Esq., late her Maje-ty's Consul at _ Don.ii Dia....-. • - 20 0 0 0 -
5/. per cent 100 o ~ 10 0 o eea 22 3-16-London and North Western ,
s 106.
what is a great advantage, past further mischief. anxiously looking to see completed. He had so much of hardened criminals. The first was the frequent science into its minute ramifications, its foundation must Philadelphia, to be her Majesty's Consul-General for the t;
difficult unuaperiaainiiie....: •••• :::: 121. tar cent. 500 0 - 30 0 s 370
thnited
yof presenting evidence of guilt which was be laid on the princi les of broad lain common sense Russian Ports in the Black Sea. Imperial Life - LEEDS, DEC. 16.
. And if you know there are other savtge beasts in
• fidence in the talent ef their enginee
con . r that he should
not only convincin to com • f • b P ' P '
g .mon sense, but such also apprecia le to every one of ordinary understanding. FOPFIGN-OFFICE DEC 15. Indemnlty 3.larine.... 5 p. ct.&bs. 100 0 a 13 0 0 95
s have beet' "-ode
their fairs, who are only waiting,. to pounce upon moat readily vote in favour of his report. Major Lyon, „ was • ''
-4
' * W' • L F'. 2s &25 bons 100 0 0 210 0 34 STOCK EXCHANGE.-The transaction
tern, I,
.
' b required by technical law. When a police i Unless this be done, we shall have but a house built The Queen has. been pleased to approve of Mr. illiam aw we •• •• •• •••• •• 1-• e 2/ 158.-North Eas
you, you do not let them wait ; you knock them on DO doubt, thought it would be better to have a greater officer came to the conclusion th t ' 1 d • h ' d • • D ' B V' C 1 t Ed' burgh and Leith Law Lite... .. „ ...... si. per cent. ioo 00,210 a 62 to-day. Midlands, a.. - : . eds 97i•
a a particu ar man on Fran , whic may Wee stand in sunshine and fair owning ruce as ice- onsu a In Legal and General Life 4s. per shale 50 0 0 20 0 5 No. 41. pm.-East Lancashire, 22e-isee ,
the head beforehand. When Mr. Inspector Bow- fall on the north side. So unquestionably would Mr. was an habitual criminal he was probabl • h 1 h h btl t h • d d d fl f th Oriental Repablic of the Uruguay.
y rig aa t ough weat er, u et e rain escen ,an the oods Coate or e London
ler gots to the thieves' kitchen to look after ' The Bazalgette if he could obtain it. He had not altered his there might not be the slightest chance os a eoneio. and the winds blow, and it will soon fall to the ground. BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, DEL 15. London &Prov. Law• • 3s. 50 0, 0 20 0 3
20 0 0 62 BIRMINGHAM, DEC. 16.
ssesclf'
Bishop,' and the 'Pimlico' Pet,' who is there also, tion if the caee were carried into a court of justice. At I would then entreat the English people to apply that The Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of Marine I,Bs. & bs. 100 0 0 0
34
a ..., Was ' dos
own views with ree
•ard to plan B, but when he waa told •vlid& Gen. Life 4% per cent 50 0 0 2 0
STOOK BaoIIANGE.-The business to-ea., e__Lon ,
says, 'Do you want me, Mr. Bowler ?' be gets an . sae period in our history it was more important to pre- strung sense for which they are so much distinguished to Privy Council for Trade and Plantations have received, minerva - 9 1.10 . ate
9-16 -North 33, Dole's'
that the Chief Commissioner would not adopt it he
answer in the negative. But Mr. Inspector Bowler tect the innocent than to punish the guilt but times were the question now before us ; aud to demand measures through the Secretary of State for Foreien Affairs, a copy Monarch
N sW
' 106 e Mell d 82i 8 '
should expose himself to censure if he were to take any changed ; and, with the chan '3', flf b d • 1 d• t it' 10l •• 1 I f Despatch froth her Majesty's Consul at Rio de Janeiro, New Equitable - and orth esterns, -lan ,
Great We terns 69e-South &affords, seatarni
does want the 'Pimlico Pet,' and ought to take him ge of circumstances, he o re le me upon simp ean in e igi e princip es. f o a
-u. Pelican - - - ham Banks, 33. .
. away then and there. In fine, as battues are some- other course than that of adopting plan B*. He believed thought there should be a corresponding change in our far greater difficulties than beset this subject were not b t th t the sea Plicenbc - - -
..........-.............-......................-
lating the carrying tree e e .ween e por son -_--
Professional Life.- .. 51. per cent. 6 5 0 010 0 -
times given by country gentlemen to idle London the Chief:Comtnissioner was anxious to have that plan procedure, and the law in all its force be allowed to fall constantly surmounted by our engineers, our manufac- trensmitting copy of a
ißrazilian Imperial Decree, reg
Provident Life 0 0 10 0 0 -
1234 . per c. too _
full and swiftly on the mi. nin 1 A dfth . turers and our intrapid sailors why then God help the • ' • • • • 'SEABORNE MAILS.
friends, so, I think, that on some fine night (not sent up to hint, the course he intended to pursue having y 1 a . regar or e in. , i. , , I mitting foreign flags te participate in it un er cer am con Rock Life.. -, „, .... 7s• 50 0 010 0 7%
I d • d• d d h f h h
y means to ave its o ce promu gate , .r. eeu a rea yin icate ;an t ere ore t e sooner t e d •
by an h . ffi ld)Ai b - terests of society would, in his opinion, fully justify an act country, we should In a few years be in a state of ruin. coast of the empire and the port of Albuquerque, and ad-
ditions involving the deposit by the exporter of a sum Royal Exchange ...... ap.c & bs Stock. all -
--4,----
t' h
eclaring eat w enever reasonable grounds could be as- In conclusion, I would subrnit, for the consideration of equivalent to the amount of the export duties on the cargo, sell Fire '• •• •• OA P C.& bs. - PI •••-•
Inspector Bowler, and those of his standing, should thing was done the better. tto Life •.. • II 145 - ~ Ils on a
signed for believing that any person was not obtaining the society, the following resolutions :- which will be forfeited if within one year the discharee ,_ o
0.. - [When the date for nilting up a mail fa t
io
the CASO OI,1811!.ro
United a
awe om .... 4/. & bonus. 20 0 0 510 0 4"7,
remains open until the day f ollowing ; excep c
_._,,,„, is in& "
bring down all the blackeuard game iu London, Mr. LEsLIE said be had put some questions to- Mr. his living b h • • ' 1 b tefi to from the
y onest means, every magistrate should have 1. That the existence of the present frequent high. of the goods should not be prove( y a car Ica Universal Life .. -
mail, via Southampton, which, on such oc as ~..,
and pack them securely in boxes for the colonies, Bazalgette, to which writtem answers had been given. power to require such person to show what his means of way robberies and burglaries, coupled with the fact Fiscal Station of Albuquerque. Victoria Life .• - 50 0 504
evening previous.]
with such care that.they should bo warranted tO WAR-DEPARTMENT, PALL-MALL, Dee. 16. site*
hee,
The recapitulation of the expenses, as thus stated by living really were, and in default of his giving satisfactory that the great body of the people of this country are
keep in any climate to which they were sent. evidedce, either to require good security for his future honest and peaceable, argues great imperfections in our 12th Regiment of Light: Dragoons - alajor-General Sir JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
_...-------- t
Fos
Mr. Bazalgette, was,- OP
" And, then between. those which are forwa.rded honesty or to commit him for tarial. A. similar plan had criminal law or in its administration, or in both. - Lovell Benjamin Lovell, K.C.8., to be Colonel, vice Gene- Dividend Amount
Low level sewer from Thames-tunnel eastward to -------------- evhen 8.401.
.in cases for foreign use, and those hung for home been recetnmended by Mr. Matthew Hill, Recorder of 2 ral Sir Henry John Cumming, deceased. Name of Company. per of Paid. PriCe. )V hence 0.0 what
Made up at des.
i•rressel. expected Y
west bank of river Lea £121,509 Birmin ham the chair . That, even in cases where there is no moral doubt 74th Regiment-Lieutenant-General Charles Augustus Annum. Share.
consumption, we may make a great difference in From ditto under the Lea to the West Ham g ( man), though it was limited to of a man's guia, and of his being an habitual criminal, Shawe to be Colonel, vice Lieutenant-General Alexander -
Post Office • Patched.
_..o.,'''
the census of " THE LONDON SCOUNDREL. pumping station
191,703 w T p . y ce in e ordinary it is now often the case that, for want of the technical Thomson, 0.13., deceased. 4a.d.4 s. d. --- ---..-- ---- Air
AO,
" London, Dec. 15." Capitalising the pumping there 236,8C0 ay. o a people so wedded to old usages as the English, •cl •d b
evi ence require y the law, the culprit remains at ADMIRALTY, DEC. 11. Australasia........... 101. per cent. 40 0 0 all 100 -- -- ----00--. ' ec. 16 or-
Illise 9 miles 2,050 feet shown on Section B* - SUltan D
rge, to the great danger of the lives and property of BREVET. Bank of London 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 - Spain
- -- The /0-acre reservoir - month.
691 A Gibraltar .. .0
her Mt 'est 's sub'ects.
sJ y J Cor sofßo al Marines-Ca tain John Thompson Aslett British North American 6'. p. c. & bs. 50 0 0 all
p 3' P
NETROPOLITA.N- BOARD OF Jr/01):KS. - Ch. Bk. Ind. Aust & Ch, 41 per cent. 20 0 0 60 0 - Gibraltar ..1 4th and
00.0,0
Z. That it is highly desirable that every legal obstacle City ....
1,472,6C0 criminal class, or continuing in nightly fear of hiehway. visions of her Mae t' 0 1 • C •I 13th Sept. 1854,
jes y s rt er in ounci , 1 4th 8; 20th South-
-100 0 0 25 0 0 _ Egypt .. •• • • , " the
-0.-,..- _ hich while it is likely to afford a scree f
n or the guilty, Colonial .............. n m of the ampton
Nearly every portion of the above expenditure his (Mr. men, burglars, and garrotters. But besides the want of w ' - to be Major, the rank being honorary only.
Commercial of London. 'lOO 0 e 20 0 0 mi Ceylon •• •• month.
o , month.
A special meeting of the board W 39 held yesterday in Leslie's) , „ greater facilities for the apprehension of criminals ther
piens wouia save to the ratepayers--namely, by is not necessary for the protection of the innocent, should
ebe removed. ADMIRALT Y, DEC. 12. Eng. Scot. &Aust. Ch. 10/. per cent.; 20 0 0 all le% India •• •• ••
•11
the Council-chamber, Guildhall, to further consider the was a necessity for much greater vigour in their disposal tenant Geo Bayles
Corps of Royal Marines-First Lieu , . Lond.Cnar. Bk.of Aus. 4/. per cent. 120 0 0 „ 20 Mauritius ) Rif
stopping at the Tharnas-tunnel and • h
passing t e eastern 4. That it is • '
highly desirable also that every habitual Heast to be Captain, vice J. T. Aslett, retired ; Second Do. New •• .... .. , ;20 0 0 20 IviaCeylon) 4th of } South- •••• •• - lan. 4..
report of the engineer upon the peints of discharge fur when caught and convicted H i
e ent rely agreed in a t London and County .. IV. per cent.' 50 00 20 70' 0 303 e China ..... :im the ampton
portion 'of the northern sewage throe h h Th *
gt e aeries- remark lately made to him by the Rev S d T offender, especially when convicted of • • '3' Fd• k C tbF•t L' t
a serious crime, Lieutenant John re eric rease o e Irs ten enan , ItttA
the drainage of the metropolis ; Mr, Thwaites in the y ney urner, Lon. & Eastn Bello. C. 6±. per cent. 'lOO 0050 0 0 - Penang " - month.
South- Co:um- Plc'''.
tunnel to the deep intercepting sewer which he propased of the reformator R d li. •
yat e - 111, that at present the law or • •
should be imprisoned for such a period as will, in all vice Heasty, promoted. Singapore . •
London Joint-Stock ... 12% pc.&bs 50 0 0 10 0 0 - ' 'wale i Jan. 12 .. Dec.-
am ton b'
Austra 1 a i P ran
&lair. to construct and bring from Putney, through Surrey its administrators, often treated crime as if it were '
, likelihood suffice to effect his complete f le • COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORDS-LIEUTENANTe Londn and Westm
re orma ion , instr 16 .per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 494
the Cape).• J 2
SnnW...aVn.lls,
MAIN DRAINAGE SCHEME.-ADJOURNED DEBATE.
icotlishoaanertielve= wro•e ici:titzrlypeirmfltetntsetcomeitct
ta: ma nadtitohna thewshheonultdhebree
ninsnfinnoadreafosorniatfbel.e prospect of refor- County of Stafford-Job Meigh, Esq., to be Deputy. Nat. Provincial of Eng. o .100 0035 0 0 -
Cape of Good Ea°
and Kent, to Sea Reach, about 10i miles below Graves- plaything instead of a etern reality, and meted out
Lieutenant. . . Ditto, New .. ••• • • • f 9 20 0010 0 0 -
11°Pe •• • ... E jan. 5..0, Dart- ~,.s. Jo. 25
The question having been read-viz,, that the report end. He wishee the board to decide aye or no. Would Ditto ditto - Mauritius • • mouth "
thaand p 0 l ri
nee.
_. _ a shale for subs • • .
5. That as an important step towards the attainment County of Kincardine-James Fitzinaurige Scott, Esq., National Bank .... •• 5 /.per'cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 - Ceylon .. • • Lindsay.
of the engineer in respect of the outfalls at B*, suggested they, as the representatives of the metropolis, decide in society. Several crimin'al cases
do4fothtwhaniesn otibnjne cot f i to ins
It6hteh oapni
dn i 01117
tohf tvh ise
ts o cni e t y99t 11
laatv ti
nh e t 0 b e Deputy-Lieutenant. New South Wales
Ts- India ...... _
in Capt. Burstal's report, and approved by Sir B. Hall, favour of Mr. Bazelgette's plan ? They ought riot to do cently been disposed of in the mwethriocpholi tiwtrlng imprisonment for - --• -e• a 0 - 1
offices were here referred to in illustration. Iti one a County Palatine of Lancaster-Charlie Berkeley Moly- orientul Bank Corpora. 101. per cent. 25 0 0 o - Lisbon.. ••• .1
20 0 0 15 0 0 144 Madeira .• • •
transportation, should forth th be repeaiied, ;Id term: -
South- VI" '
be adopted, it. The elevated Iposition of the iron aqueduct e ould Provincial of Ireland 4l.p. ct.&bs. 100 0025 0 0 - c apedeVerds 12 '
be Adjutant.
neux Esa (I t Captain in the 4th Light Dragoons), to Ottoman Bank
Tamar Jan.
i ameton
Mr. WARR, after some prefatory remarks, said that it expose the sewage to be frozen, to which no refuel . of these, robbery with personal violence was visited BA_NKRUPTCY ANNULLED. - BuenosAyres
Y of imprisonment adopted instead fully equal to those of .„ lonian.„ 5l. per cent. 25 0 0 all
Ditto, New Bl. per cent. 10 0 0 all
appeared to him they had no alternative but to adopt with • a sentence of three months' imprisonmen t • • ' I
William Wiggins, paper manufacturer, Hawley Mins, South Australia •. - - 10!. per cant. 25 0 0
all °Lae • lands
could be applied. He would not on that occasion enter transesortation ; subject always, as in the case of trans- 25 0 0 a e
the plan then before them. They could not remain where in the House of Correction with hard labour ;in auother • tth • ' t' Dartford, Kent. Union of Australia•.•. 11/. per cent. 210 0 °74 West Indies-1
into his own plans, but no plan short of a total abolit• portation,
.0 e mitiga mg pOwer of else crown -
lou a notorious impostor who had for ear
v s bee • e ,
they were, nor could they retrace their steps. Various e. D. carrying m, ENIAR adm BANKRUPTS. 15 003 0 0 - (except Ha- , 1
of cesspools would make London what it ought to be.. on his d d • b' itted that it would be a great aivan- Union of Hamburg• •.. -
50 0 0 10 0 0 - vane and a Of.
epre ations y means of begging leteers, received ho.nt Mincing-lane City
Henry Christian, coffee mere , , , Union of London ..... 101•Pn&5/•"• 0 50 0 0 - ist and MO
objections had been raised to the course he advised. It m: • tage as regarded the immediate security of 80Ciety tO - 100 0 • lioncluras).
. TWINER hoped the board would not accede to the a like sentence. No doubt, '
it was remareted the w w.th to surrender Dec 29 and Jan. 28, at twelve at the Court unite mutual .
.. „ „ 50 0 0 . 44 20 and 17th 16010 f elelli
was said that they would, to some extent, forfeit their amendment of Ma' L H ci'd '
jor yon. e t not conceive it e• t t h dth
meals ra es w o passe ese sentenrees did
, t y empower the police to arrest dangerous criminals, even
what they huh no recent crime were provable •bt • ' of Bank • 11 ffi 1 • d •Idh 11 h -
ruptcy. Penne , o ma assignee, in a -c are Western an o
B k •'' Londn - ;0, Fl3ctralkzilain.d. • I.s.- 1%1
lan.
9....
1
100 0 0 . - Venezinla .. South-
Grev Town.. I‘l " /11s , ampton
charecter for independence, and become merely the in- believed to be right ; but for the great objects of t o g . , u it might be bore; Tucker, Greville, and Tucker, St. Swithin's-lane. DOCKS. month.
month.
s le. h h M • t' le C • •
po, sr le tat er ajes y s irst ommissioner would punise- of even greater importance to preserve th i • New Granada
epr nmoles on rd sail cloth and canvas merchant Mark- Dividend Amount Chili
strumente of the Min.
ister. -Undoubtedly their posiii :n ment such sentences were utterly f-otile. Citations were • • l f d d d • • Samuel
Gift.°
' ' Paid. Price.
reject their scheme. It would be preposterous to Sf whim our aws were oun e ,an which had such a lane City Jan 6 at halepast one, and Feb. 3, at twelve, per of
'Y then made from Mr Name of Company Peru .•
was somewhat of an equivocal neture ; for, whee in tl-n Chesterton'e " Revelations uf Prison f I 'efluence on• the national character. ' ' . ' G h ffi • 1 • e• • Annum. share. f els'
what the Chief Commissioner would do, *
cr what he Life," the author haven, been f power u i (Hear.) at the Court of Bankruptcy. ra am, o cia assigne
' ____-e-- ____--e---_ -____ _____ California.•
initiation of a scheme they were free and independeet e ar a long period governor That part of the question, though undoubtedly deserving Bennett and Paul, Size-lane, City. ----.-
.z s. d. X s. d. • the lel,
, would recommend Parliament to do, but he believe • -
,d of the prison in Celdbath-fiei Honduras .- South- Atrato
. de, and from a return made pl Dec. 17 ..
•deration was
of cons' , . surrounded with difficulties. Joseph Loader, upholsterer, Walworth, Dec. 27, at half- i 1 .
...,
.. es. pr cent. Stock. Stock. - mond,*
A assau
yet, after having submitted, as they were required to de, that Sir B. Hall would find 1 B* ffi • f •
pan s ment or its pur- • - •
by Mr Sh h d t• - • •
ep er ,ne go creator of the great Prleon at Mr. VationeN concurred in most of the • t 1 nd Feb. 4, at two, at
pas e even, a the Court of Bank- Commerc a • etock
that scheme to the First Commi:sioner of her Majest, '
ei tinge
do fn
hYa or
ar
nktsehrienef,
awiirtkhr
~..,,tea
pe
Wakefield which sere
stthran t
pi nrgi 3
nt
ni: tre
rhs earned- views ex- f ice
Do. Pre erei
” t Stock " - 1
' ..' s poses ; and that it was not necessary for the interest of , ea for the whole of the West Rid-
rvoipeowrtoitfmiloluf ressed by Mr. Hill. The period of punishment in the a„
ruptcy. Graham, official assgnee ; Hewitt, Nicholas-lane,
East arid West Duna 61. pr.aen . , , .
~
' D & Canal C. pa. cent. 100 8 0 ,00 0 0 -
- Mexico ... South-
....... . JO.
M Tan. 2•• ..} ampton
Board of Works, they because subject to his veto. Let Grand aurry • Havana ...: Can°.
the metropolis to take the sewage lower down the river, ic3ase of hardened criminals bad hitherto been too short '''``l. „ too 5 0 'OO 0.0 -
Davis builder Deptford, Dec. 27, at i to. Loan Notes .• • etrato • the •••
sae. 6
' surely it could not be a great conc.?ssion on their pert and that all the injury which h d d ' • '
was appre en e to arise the fa h
tilay of afford a chance of reformation. Such persons hal
to . Charles Henry , ,
half-patt twelve, and Feb. 4, at half-past one, e _
t the Court Do. 5 per cent. Pref. 5/. pr cent. 25 0 0 50 0 - Madeira .. •• Ply- Niger
eto send up to him a plan which they themselves a ehort ienprisonments. Of 59 prisoners ' London .•• •••• " • • itock tock. - reneriffe
P- from it was a mere chimera. the latter gaol, 10 were known t h b lb dln genera,ly been nursed in criose, steeped in poverty, eB k t y Steusfeld official assignee; Jackson, Son,
o an rup c . . , St. Katharine •• •• •• • • 434/. per cnt. stock, _ W o.of Africa Q 2 tria‘r"
proved, and which they had reason to know would m,•ot o ave een 1 erate on and exposed to every temptation, and society had and Anton, Cannon-street, City. • 4 per cent. 50 0 0 50 "0 0 - British North Liver- Niegaili Dee. --
After a few observat. C ll• el
ions by Mr. re in, . re Offer, tickets of leave, and k southampton ••••• • •
two were known to be returned r done its duty towards them because it hae Thomas Melee victualler of Aston Manor, Warwr -
Victoria .. •• .. •• -5/. Os per c. 20 0 0 20 0 0 19% America tE Every Fri.} poo, oS
with bis full acquiescence. It appr ared to him that the transports. Mem ice!
and Mr. Hawkes, • Y Persons, it was remarked, attributed De" its best to r ' • ' ' 'lf t eleven at the Birretng- Ditt NT w•••• •• 20 0 0 14 0 0 United States
never done . escue them from their degra- shire, Jan. 2d and 233, at ha -pas . _ ~ o. ..
_____h_Le_e_e_w_ 19 51
difference between the Chief Commiesioner and them- the recent trier... Dee of heave nee, Diming- - UnitedStatesl Dec. 23 and} Liver- EriC9SOD Dec.
Tile amendment was put and negatived. y crimes to the discharge of a dation. He did not see why imprisonment for long ham District Court. Christie, official assig
minion of the • LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIEs, pßicEs. British North E alternate pool Vrs'lji;
selves was, teat the beard looked at the difficulty which le • • • • r • areaY ; but of the 59 prisoners in Wakefield ids should not be rendered even more than self- ham ; Smith, Birmingham. nesdaes.
r. CARPMAEL then replied, when the original motion Gaol onl • per 0 . Aberystwitb, Cardiganshire, Dec. America
ha.l arisen to be more owing te the letter than to the w yo ea had been a soldier in *the late war, In supporting. There were, for example, 7,000,000 acres John Jones, draper,
at the Bristol District Court. Divalead Amon.ut United States South- Felten Dec. ee
avni as put and carried, there being on a division 23 in strong and advantageous contrast, continued the -e" d • I 1 • 29 and Jan. 27, at eleven, .
t d Sons, %Tame of Company. per 51 Dec. 17 ..
British North 1 1 ampton eoB 0
l tof the Act of Parliament ; whersas Sir Benjamin with the PaPer' of waste lati in re and, of which nearly 5,000,000 were
Acraman official assignee, Bristol ; Bre. tau an of Pal& Price. e eas°
hall h favour of it and 13 aeainst it feeble measures that he had mentioned of the d be capable of cultivation ; and why should not • , tnnuna. Share. America .. Liver- N. Arno- jan. .
(-ought the wools of the act constituted the spelt c . e ' pelice ir,aoistr t allege to Bristol. 1 E Dec. 23 .•}p , 0 , rican
B edford, Yorkshire, Jan. - --- ------- ---_- . _ canada •• • •
of the On the motion of Mr. Few,seconded by Mr. CARPMAEL, a es, stood twojudgments lately pronounced, • • is be employed in reclaiming them ? '
enactment, anti that it, was not within his province it wee one b caroms Tom Fowler Slater, grocer, r
X s. d. X s. d.
to depart fro . .
' d h
reso.ve t at the plan B* be submitted by Ihe a Mr. Baron Alderson, who sentenced one ar tt
:ebb er, and the other bM B W gro e Mr. MEEKINS thought that before a ticket of leave 13 b 9 t eleven, at the Leeds District
, at twelve, and Fe . e, a .
Leeds : Bentley and flank of Scotland .... 7t. per cent. too C 0 100 0 1 19810 s M-Mornlng. E-Evening-
m the strict interpretation which he had put chairman ac y r. aron atson who sen- d the judge who passed the sentence should Court. Hope, B iti IL' •
official assignee, _ , r si men Company 8/. per cent 100 0 0 100 0 1 229/0s
upon it• It • , companied by the engineer and c'erk of teresed two garrotte robbers - ' • was pante
W d le df d • Cerise and Cudworth, Leeds. Caledonian Bank ••••. 8/. per cent 10 0 - tll
was said that the board ought to carry tht ir the board, to the Chief Com • • ' ,to transportation for life
- h consulted on the subject. oo , ra Or , 0 210 1 3/ las ............-......-
le 00l Dec 30 City of Glasgow Ba k ci of tlea I
plan much further rnissioner of her Maje ay s e geivalent, probably, tinder present arrangements, to im- e Joseph Leerning, jun., ironmonger, Hart p , • , - se •••• per cent. 10 00i0 • 1 12/15s -e _OO
than was proposede and, indeed, he Works. Mr HASTINGS, the secretary, said it was remarkable
th lf past eleven, and Feb. 10, at twelve, at the New- Clydesdale Bank ... •• Ni. P cent 20 0 0 10 0 0 13 12s D 'STITIJTION.e-A shocking ere 44,
sioa- ko
was not • prisontnentfor life. All three men were well known to the ---- DEATH FROM E
certain tha• 'I, t o.ht.
i. a m., not be the ultimete that the very .
men who some years ago were most for-
a a --
Tne District Court. Baker, official assignee, C •mmercial Bank •• 71. per cent 1500 0 0 t- brought to t i'll
decision of the' • The following protest was then read and entered on, police, and therefore, under a good system, their career castle-upon.- 100 0 0 236/0s
sures which would have checked i Y-Tne - Turnbull, Hartlepool; Forster, Eastern 8ank..... •• • 61. per cent.' 25 0 0 10 0 1 12i 6s from destitution has just ',eon _ Newington. . ,i,
ng mea Newcast.e upon Y 2
ir roc f
P eeiloge. It had been objece d might have been stopped long ago. Two of the culprits had ward in oppost Edirib. & Glasgow.... 3 / n t 5 0 horities of St. efe
el' nanrYr; 11 aged about ea,
6;14 • • cer- ' - 511i5/ Is the parochial aut
that ther would b the minutes :- the loudest in expressing their astonish- Newcastle-uporaTyne. National Bank ...... kifre_ _ ___ _a f .n eeewingttei,
e a •
n Imperfect plan That might be • o w been at large on ticket of leave. After adverting to the Crime, were now per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 189, Oa leceased person is a Mr. ...
' but it would be com ' , e, whose names are undersigned, do hereby eienif ' b • •
Y su statute:re y t e cto
bh A f 1853 of • • t t the state of things that had arisen. He heped
Abraham Jacobs, John Jacobs, and Henry Jacobs, Nortti of ocotland Bank 5/.per cent 20 0 0 210 0 5/ 5s ' • ' licitor well known i IN
n tested t,beiso
penal servitude for trata men a who was formerly aPo
plete as far as it went. The board our protest against the proposed plan for the drain: ; eneral at all events, would be a little merchants Crown-street, Finsbury, Dec. 29, at half-past Royalßank ofScotl. .. 51. per cent 100 0 0 100 0 0 1401 s on one occasion c;
were not te bleme for the d ge of portation Mr Ilillsealthereducede the public .n g , or some Ye.he
lay which had occurieel the metropolis, whereof the outlet is marked B*, because 8 , • t • caleofimprisonrnent ble and now that the evil had been disco- eleven, anh Jan. 28, at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Union Bank of Scot. .. 8/. per cent . 100 0050 0 0 102/10 Camberwell, dtc., having f
estry clerk.
h bits, -
Sir Benjamin Halt had e • • -we believe- in connexion with the ticket of leave system appeared to more reasona ,
h ci As regarded Pennell, official assignee, Guildhalechambers ; Linklater Western Bank.... .• • • 71. per cent. 50 00500 0 a 2 /15s t arish for the office ov .
intemperate a se„
told tiler'. that 1.
w enever he re- would endeavourto spply t ereme y., er p .
elliance Fire and Ll'e. 8)4 t.pr cent. 100 0 0 11 0 0 17212 s addicted himself to
d was cbiefly
_see
ceived their plan it weied be "2. That concentrating the discharge of the sewage of him to have been a great mistake, and to be a main cause vered,
h h ht Mr. Hill had been and Hackwood, Sise-lane.
submitted by him to some the metro olis at that oi t weuld s • 1 of the numerous bur lades and hi hwa rob • the ticket-ef-leave system, e t oug
Harriet Rose, milliner, Lynn Dec. 27 at eleven C l • ' •
British Guaeantee .. 41. per cent. 0
1_ 00 2001/ 12s past, having
d lorable object, a' , A few sed',v,e,
of the most eminent engin . " p .
..
.p n : erions y endanger the • g e y beries that
I 'nt in speaking of theemode in which the new , , and a ecenuan Fire Inane loeper cent. 100 0 0 1,3 0 0 25/ Os had becerne a
9-' ,IS and acquaintance . .
the "er
eers in the kin 'dem If be, health of the inhabitants, either by giving rise to new had lately been committed. To secure protection to the far too erne Fob. 3, at one, at the Cours r 'Pt .
.o, -ankrnPtoY. Statlefeld, City of Glasgow Lite.. 61. per cent. 25 0 0 2 0 0 it r by his frier t table in
es ported olice-cons
d was
with all the advantages ef hi , 1., • law bad been administered. It was an undoubted fact . . . .
allele assignee , Sole, Turner, and Turner, Alderman- Cos:retail:We ......... 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 3 0 0 5/ 55
~
Inc he was found bY e P
dying state, an
wo_A,
g ' f his a i
justencation o • 1 repeal or d.
a poeitiogi, required a, a •
forms of disease, or by considerably augmenting the mote British public, equal to what exited previously, the
tality occasioned by those to which we are already periods of imprisenment should have been made longer ; that tickets of leave ha little
d been granted with very , 1
ury. Edinburgh Life Insur. 6L ler cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 31/ 10 b--- - e a apparently in a
be shortly after ~.71
ht ever n
issent the counsel of subject. '-- d' ' • te and given to many who oug n
Richard Griffiths the elder, and Richard Griffiths the Eng. & Scot, Law Life 51.aer cent. 50 0 0 3 5 0 41 Ss worth-roa ,
workhouse, where
bed for months, 1'
rnen of the eighest sta.ndieg in tt, . instead of shorter, and be would venture strongly to urge Isom:ulna ion,
In the ease of very Life Assoc of lcotland 6/.per cent. 40 0 0 3 0 06/ les moved to the . leet in a . -
•e engineerinoi profea- "2. That the construction and discharge oe the main that no time should be lost b the L• 1 t • e to have received them. (Hear.) younger, brass founders, Hatton-wall, Dec. 27, at twelve NT • • • . d He had not... e
bout the streets.
. Rion, was teat hoard to be bla,„ed fu . e
sewers as now proposed is likely in the opinion of those y egis a ure in enacting
11 h f h f xample, as the stealing of a tur-
and Feb. 3, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Gra,. ic,:tohna,rFire and Life 61. per cent. 10 0 0 1 4, 0 2.! Os expire • .
ht wandering a
_______
r the time whieh that *the • • •
periods of imprisonment should be fully equal sma t e ta, 511 C , or e B itish Insur... 71. per cent. 200 0 0 20 0 1 34/ Os
spent the nig
the consideration of that plan had hithe well qualified to judge to injuriously affect persons em- to those of trausportatioc -•- •h th ht h might be desirable to substitute for ham', official assignee ; Emmett and Son, Bloomsbury. Northern Assurance Co. - 20 00'1 0 0 I/ Ils 0.-
. rto occupied ? ployed upon the river, as well as to damaee the navi ation , though at the same tune he nip, e eng 1
e fine bearing a cer- a uare. Scottish Provincial .... - 50 0 0 200 21 175 _____----------------
He entertained no appreheraion at thepe • dh bt • 'leh
In bet" 5„;,.. of the stream, an t ere y o impen t ose commercial
g . was not-. for destroying the motives to good conduct imprisonment a system of fines ;th . q . .
F 10. t k L
,
of the article stolen, ana William reser ca me ma er, eeds, Jan.l2, at twelv Scottish Union Insrnc. 7%/. pr cent. 20 0 0 100 11 18s --`-t•-•'------
BIRTHS .
,
mitte,d to other engineers. He ,haa fee _ e
facilities wlsich have been the chief source of the prospe- which had lately been held out to one class of prisoners, tain proportion to the value . h
rto order that it ' and Feb. 9, at eleven, at the Leeds District Court. e, Standard Life ••-.. -5/ per cent. 50 0 0 7 0 201 OS
of Mr confidence i n but rather for extending them to all others. He was magistrates being entrusted wit powe Hope, soda
the talent and experience . nszaggette,
__,, , rity of this metropolis. ll at- once or by instal. official assignee, Leeds ; Barret, Leeds. Oe A SON. ' -
lin ' ee- "3. That the evils which would otherwise result from satisfied that by this means, especially as the rural olice should be worked out either a
• d tend to Richard Williams, tailor, Liverpool De ettsouLLANeous St John le
4, t 34 Clifton-road, .
lieved that that gentleman was quite , e• 26 and Jan. 'ma a l ll' ,
competent to the defective outlets of the present sewers are considerabl be. tdd th b h P t S h lt tion would, he believe ,
y were now -mg ex en e roug out t e country, a men s. uc an a era 16 t eleven at the Liver ID. ' Dividend Amount On the 15th i , _
:fe o ,
as thrtatened a 4 Among preventive and ,1' . , . poo 'strict Court. Turner RC. Baxter, E
undergo the ordeal
.1-iat w ,•te he should naitigatee by their discharge at several points extending great chsck might be given to crime. Colonel Jeeb diminish crime in the long run. . official assignee, Liverpool ; Evans and Son, L• '. , Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. •
the wlfe of sq. e, Hausvell, the t's
therefore; with fullesSentidence, vote for the adoption of over a considerable distance, whereby the dilution of the stated in his evidence that prisoners sent abroad miget remedial measures appli Id h tt h 1
cable to chi ren e a ac et
d t, n and the proper 'NI -as S ers Walker and C iverpooi.
, es., . y , ,
o. , merchants, Liver 00l Annum. Share.
--- On the 14th inst., at the Grov
sewage is much facilitated, whereas bY the Proposed plan be made very nearly to support themselves. ilhe a re• special Importance to a good e uca ..o and London, Dec. 29 at twelve', and Feb. 2at eleven') Xs. d. 4s. 0. - H. Buchan, Esq. f
lift'
tbo plan Be. such dilution would neither be so rapidly nor so effectually hension entertained by some p th t I PP u f f t •
ersons, a i many of se o re orma ones. The adoption o
'f
these measures
the Court of Bankruptcy. Nicholso ee • •, at
Acadian Charcoal Iron • . 10 0 0 2 0 0 - OF A DAUGHTER. Wife ° 0,,
Mr. BRISTOW 'sae of opinion that every member who performed. , our criminals were not sent abroad the number would would, he was convinced, lead at diminution in •, • hall- t t • a
to a gre B sing s ree , L wrance, Plews, and
n, o mai assignee,
Boyer, hi
0 African Steam Ship • • .. 20 0010 0 0 - Chancery-lane, the
r
B was bound to v "4 That th Metropolis Local Manateement Act is a re- Jewry-chambers. Assam lea •• ..•..... 6/. per cent. 50 0020 0 0 - On the 14th inst., at 50, is IA
had originally t oted fir plat, ote for • , e'- ' le ' become unmanageably great, was unfounded. Tke the number of habitual offendors. 50 0 0 - 34% ife of Freee
Their own eneineer had s„.
plan B*. (" No, no 1") . medial statute, and this board has been created for the
number of habitual offenders was far less than was Mr. WILLIAMS advocated a, re .
sort to transportation William Eames Heathfield and William Aburr Auctien Mart •• •• -.. 24/per cent
25 0 0 19 0 0 25 •
G B. Coulcher. ,
14th • t at Clifton, the w
Australian A,:rioultur) - Off the ins ~ .
•t i "'..1 Pureose of remedying existing evils, not for the production rian offences nufacturing chemists, Princes-square Fin b °w'
ma-
nel r cent 100 0 0 25 0 0 --, Beet M•I'LL
that B* was riot mo good as hie own plan, Du. t was in of greater anti more intolerable, by she „„tr„,,,io„ of sue generally supposed, and even if it were much greater in the case of criminals convioted ot agra .
tat twelve, and Jan. 27, at o ~_ s nry, Dec. 30, Australian Trust •• •• • P to 0 0
all _
ford, Esq., late 9th e • . eili .
' I submitt
reality taie plan which the board had elreet y e(i enormout res • here would lie no difficult in a countr like this • and ce •
ervons for sewage, which we hold to be dia. t Y. y in murals who had corn .
ositted offences agains ne, at the Court of Bank. Australian Royal Mail - SOo'l4,
metricall • ous discipline ruptcy. Edwards, official assignee, Sambrook- t • angio-mexican Mint.. 11. 10s. 10 0 0 all MA R 111 E El• Fields, orse
cour ,
ld not s y opposed to the spirit of the act, and repnenant finding useful and profitable labour for them, and that women contending that with e•ood. prey' Hyde, Ely-place, Holborn. British American Land 5/. per cen, 50 0 0 40 0 6 7
at St. Giles-in-the- et, P ette,
to the government. (" No, no !") He cou ee ito the first prihe• 1 f 't, • • e .bl ff 1 b ' e f l lonists.
ip es o sani ary engineering. without any percept]. e e ect on the a our market. such persons might turn out use u co Robert Yallowley Barnes. floor I el, Canada ... •• •• - .... 61. per ceet 100 0 0 32 10 0 12 )
On the 16th inst.,
Andrew, of New-stra _o_o
any di-el-lectern between them. • "5. That 't • c o.- manufacturer, Do. 5 per cent Bond. 51. per e t
•ent Stock 100 0 - e
sent :date of fM • d hter of Williara ,"•
.1,4
lis bad in law aud contrary to natural justice To attempt to get rid of our crinainale by thrusting them The el City-road, Dec. 29, at hale Stock le 0 licorge, ooly son 0- r -
to r - -HAIRMAN believed that, in. the pre o o o - 1- West aug
-marks made by Mr. e ieve ourselve past one and Jan 28 at
, Ditto,
65 per cceenntt.bd.s. 51. Poe:, eceenn .
Stock Pm 0 0 1 i 31e square, to Harrieo, e. •
or 010%40
Meeer LYON, in reply to some r, others, and tha sof a nuisance by transferring it to on our colonies was a selfish and lazy proceeding ; and, the public mind on the subject, a ',imposed to lengthen eleven. Pennell, official, assignee GLI h •
, _ d alechambers ; Dltto, Der _ _
1784 6
sr, per cent. Stock 100 0 0 - of New Bond-street.
at St. Saviour ChierchegPoP of tbeit.e.,
Wilkayson in the debate on Tuesdey last respecting Ihe and .neceB.,,foi t any such attempt will be firmly, legally, moreover, none of the other hol„nies appeared inclined the periods of imprisonment woult I probably meet with Norton, Son and Elam, Ne t
w-s reet, nishopsgate. Ditto, 6p c. bds
c' Bee •ain'n grievonsl t •Y• resisted by those whom it is proposed so i quo, 6p c. bds 1876 6/. per cent Stock 100 0 0 -
se e Le a., oniy surviving so.na IC'ecilo
On the 16th instoe. a.e i
conduct of the depetation which waited ern .. ir -J - „,' y o injure. to follow the example oe Western Australia. Suppoi- general appreval ; but the misfeetu ue was, that the pub SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. _ 50 C ell 2%
1 CI ;,-- f 0. That a is. ing it should he determined for whatever reasons not I' 1, Mating be tv teen severity and leni- William Simpson, plasterer P , Crystal Palace - II" be late
, erth. Ditto Preference 7l pr. cent 5 0 0 5 0 0 --,-
- jillani 't d ghter of t
Hall, observed that the deputation attended an the - permit the dis'ea not the intention of the Government to , , , , . lc were cen-tant yOP
fi d rinci- Daeid Scott Celli - 40 o aii - Colonel Sir iena, younges au
o attempt to revert to ao extensive use of transportation, ency se that it was difficult to ca to i out any ice p , ns, clothier, Perth. Crys. Pal ice of France
- to Louisa Georg .
-11 E.l.C.'s Home Service.
_
Commies' out falls on oy. it to some arge of sewage at point B* but to convey '
toner upon tee questten of the , loweepoint, and the en ' ' • • but to attemp'e in ita stead, long terms of imprison- i' s- • e • h which had been reed Robert Watson, upholsterer Cam City Navigation Bonds W 2/. per cent -
es .0,1
~f us that his plan gineer having informed p es. et was mentionea in t e pa/ le r pbelltown.
Electric Teleeraph
gad'
They had nothing weetever to do with the qu n
sider it in is not suited for further extension, we con- ment, the important question at once presented that he was the • •
originator of the Ie • ()evicted Alexander Burnet
t oposal that c Sue, merc'hant, Glas
- gow. Eng.&eus. Cop. Smelt. 50 0 all - DIE D• ()tee ese
every res red 50 0 0 all -t, 14"r' C°
denclorisation. It Was true that, after the subjeet of the it to the Govern pect unbecoming this board to submit itself, wbat Was to be done with prisoners on and liberated criminals who were ibelieved to be envie
..., •••- •e•--•-•---
s-
Eng.&iris. Slag. T. Co. -
Blomfield-stree , 0 go
ttent for its apn ..I •VIRE.-Yeste t sot. ~ A ,-,.. leth inst., at
outtalls had been dessassed the Chief Commissioner e 1 " FRED. LOODLTuN:' r°7,% 'w. their liberation -th at was, with those who will in nefarious practices should be required to show by rday morning, about eight o'clock, a fire, Equitable Reversionry 5/per cen 0o no On the • d• of the eliPPer iiiesr
.. , used bth - 50 0022 10 0 - minan et
"W. DENN , . MISKIN• be liberated, for •to the incurably criminal the what means the obtain a eubse itence. Six year! ago ca . e e carelessness of some boys, broke out on Dittc New •• •• - .
t5l dI/00 0 00 - 0 - Charles Irvine, co
, of
pat some quaitionseste the eegineer respecting the size . a , ie. . to the premises of Gen eevers. &Inves .•.p c an
kshat, Bs`''‘' WV'
f the re • • T. D lessee •RE "A. L. IRVINE. day of liberation aught never to arrive. There that notion wa Y h '
es a new on .
a It was revelting a , Mr. Hedges, a cow-keeper, in Pheenix
Gen: I. Sc. Col. (Lim.) - la 0 0 all
- g(n". e 15th inst., James Coe et
o aerverre,_but 90 litHe did he (lel %ler Lyoe) tees ls "R. TAYLOR.G -- • "C. EfARRIS. nd Middlese - On th er. sloe, th
was much evidence iu his annual reports, showing man i d s citli u the ground of authority, and x streets, Sotners-town, which resulted in Gen. ,team Navigation ,0,. per ct. &15 0 C 14 -
hat th - ' "J• A. NICHOLAT." yu.n se par y o Omnibus 12/. per cent 40 0 all 3'4 I •tal, -1-`9' cf
t at nadoseaticing to do with the immediate obi,. t "W. Eewees, that when a prison had been for a consideratoe partly on prieciple. As to autht way, it was one of the the total destruction of the premises and of five valuable London Gen. , poo •
51. per cent. Stock Steck - On the 13th inst., at the Royal Hospa s actor
.1,,
.of the deputation that he inter d b I. 1-
pose an o servaeon ,t- The board then adjourned. period under good management, and the public had bad laws of Solon and Athens, that a ley citizen, whet
.her he cows. B rea Hudson's Bay.. -0 •••
Y• g t exer Lions one of the animals was got
.........
Hungertord 2.. ss. TOO 0 0 all - •
Lindsas% Esq., M.D., the senior medical in p
S. ir
V,. Vic
_
purples of d u on out, but had
-..___77,..._g_________--____ opportunities of satisfying themselves on that • - h • t 'At be calle P no soener re:.ched the street than it re. Lon. Ne &N.t. Mauso. - 10 0 0 all
tablishrnent, aged 57. ees,
point, t o had been convicted of crime or no , me, /3 sses pyren
_Ol, of .
preventing ally further diseuseien on diet _ _________ hi hhe ob- turned into th ' Reversionary 5/, per ceut. lb o all - es
point. At the ea ' • difficulty of Procuring enneloement for its inmate, on to account te a tribunal for the n tanner ie we-e , e midst of the fiernes, and perished with London On tbe 12th inst., at P ,
au a
d elder s
me time he admitted that they ouget NEW SAILORS' HOME Q
, t.UNDERL country, the others Mex. & S. mer _
A loan. 10 0 0 all 3Yit h Hiehlanders, an d 38. 94.'
to dkcoss ever • Sailees' Horne at Suuderiand . •
AND - The Nerr their liberation was °such diminished ; but still instances tainedhis b• t •nd with res.e brdtoourown . The surrounding property was much da,- te mp _ 25 0 0 50 0 6 Purvis, Captain 78t ,
14 t' 9'cre • sore f
• y point reletin su as ence, a. Nat. Discoun o .• v Hall an • ' se Atka'
.g to tiles great qm stion- a , . , tees epened on Monday, would arise where that was not practicable, or where it w f "Axon preicy, that no eiaei naaged by fire and was ea eas.w. Gov.sp.e. Deb. 5/. per cent - - - Admiral Purvis, of Bur, - , .....a _, .
o•
one of the greatest that h d without any demonstration ot a pnelic ch• as an integral part o On the 12th inst., at Bath, WWI ra at
cter
ei h it XVP3 AUSrralasian 60 all -
a been submitted to the c- u- afterwards fell off or was wi " • • la teition in we.c.... . TRANSPORT OP TROOPS ON TEIE GERMAN RAILWAYS.- Nor, BM.
r. . 1 /3 o 144 10 re
s Home is a fine building, with a Fienaimh afracter. The the work thdrawn, and should be allowed to remain in ft eli ' , A of Europe, Stnt. ,41. er cent 20 0 0 17 10 0 f tho R.N. aed 22. oli De '
. sideration of any board within the re • es his means 0... Vim , .2a• regulation has been ad 1 th fel klen North p
__ late o , g John 1) g
collection of man. . the ed-fe of the Town Moor wine., ront, erected then the man must .sither have access to some kind of not obvious to every one wiat we • ,pte in e army o ec
Price's Patent . iand. Co - 2 0 e all On the 12th inst., the Rev.
___h
They ought not to hurry it. „ • on . 0 , I„uous to the dock, 1 t'll h could get employment again, or he would Thou •
, asy um 1 e a, return to the state or burg aud other North German states which is intended Peel River Land&Min. 50 0 all - ,
flk ed 82. ______
er. No doubt every and, including the purchase money of the ' gh he had no desire to see --
n. Oa Hillborough, Nor o ,as
.....-
...ro,
human plan had some strong d site, has cost inevitably be driven by starvation back to crime. To society in the time of the Saxonse he must say it might to provide for the conveyance of troops on rail Nays, in Pen. & Oriental Steam 71. per cent 50 o o , a
_ii
an some weak points: ; about 4,000/., upwards of one-hadf of w New •• ..... 50 0 0 ,0 0 0 - - VP
hich has already meet • d
this acuity Mr. Hill remarked that the prisons be well t - axon Police might be dePendently lof the ordinary engine-driver's assistance, Ditto ....-- ~ y 0 ase
and it was a, doubtful questio h ' s from the ' • o consider how far the ..- • • • Int. so . cert .J' ; . mtrßl)l., . •
n w ether Mr. Riad. ' been raised by subscription inhabitante 01 th • Reartsoloiiiioarj
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.. 44% 1. pr • ,
1.0 convicted criminals. which on certain occasions might possibly be refused. •• •20 0 e - A Published bY e e othee'lisel
e•ette should have four sewers in 0 1 borouhrh and neiehhourhood. It contains acco h b d •ble to all win) h• b th -
e mig t ema e access' , avlng een eir worthy of imitation in reference . ~,I. pr cent. • - . DON • Printed ane
ne portion of lee : • e remeda• inmates, applied again for admission for a tune, as was On the ought the nsisehiefs of Four non-commissioned officers from each of the four Royal Mail Steam 4l. :, arse 100 o 0 et, 0 0 8,4 Lox .
Printer, at The .12',...
the f°
d the business of i question of principle, he th of No. 112, Strand,
h Savoy, in
scheme as he proposed, although it mieh . , tem for 70 seamere an the Shipping. the case at Mettray, and further, that the workhouse - tly exaggerated, and infantry battalions of the brigade are Placed on the Meek- Scottish Ails.. Invest. 15/. p-i• cent. 10 0 all. '
Preeiflet of t e 106'
_, tbe admitted t ffice is "ransacted 'n 1 eortion of the buildin B 8 what he recommended had been Vak. South Australian Land 71. per cent. ./h n 0 ali
n - 1 112, Strand; in the ,
0, ~T,
- that he otigirt to have were tean one. „,, . , o . , t, e _ g• oarders might ee made available fer the same purpose, due re- I. The difficulty on lenburg line as students, te learn theoretically and prac
y coma c
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the benefits not sufficientl al tre ' Trust and Loan Come. 7)4/. pr cent. 20 0 0 5° - itay . Decercti e ,
i tits was t I.l*-.1 are provided with three meals a day, at the rate of 11 i out •
a particular tinily the duty of the engioc-driver. The period assigned i yea Diemen's Land 10s. 00 002810 0 - of Middletet , Wearies
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oljastion:' Areeeder wae tine reeard to the flat b ' k• b t t• ' only chargsd 10s. 6d. 1. gard being paid to classification. With regard to . the part of the police was, not to fin•
- t- per Wee , u . appren ices are tickets of leave (coetinued Mr. Hill), I would remark, individual, but to obtain authotity I's) . arrest him. The t them for theseee I ,•i , : months. ' Vic. Gov. 6p. c. Bds. . 6/. eer cent.. - , -
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MARRIED. oh
SoOf
On the 16th inst.. at St. Giles-in-the-Fields, Dos'
George, only son of Mr. Andrew, of New-street, vottst
square, to Harriet, eldest daughter of William r.
of New Bond-street. oh
, Ojai, 0
On the 16th inst. at St. Saviour Chnrch,lllll3B` be 0
Colonel F. Robe. C. 8., only surviving son of 1‘.1‘,04
Colonel Sir William Robe, K.C.8., K.C.H., and 10 .I.ol°
to Louisa Georgians, youngest daughter of the la
Matthie, Esq., lIE.I.C.'s Home Service.