The Sun.
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THE SUN LONDON SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8
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THE NAVY. gales from the southward, with frequent showers f THE C.HARGE OF FORGERY AGAINST' work-a fact which is painfully illustrated in the percentage, and, as responsible customers are not ' soner replied that she didn't remember having it *
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Her A -4. of rain, prevailed there all day. 1 A LIVERPOOL TEABROKER. I present case by several tobacco pipes having been plentiful enough for the supply of the article, a until the gentleman came and asked her, adding
teIVERPOOL-Dee. 7.
ifajesty's Royal paddle yacht Victoria and The maintopmast of the screw steam frigate • discovered in the pockets of the deceased persons. corresponding sacrifice must be made in the that she didn't believe he had been poisoned.
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Al ffsert , Captain the H J
on. oseph Denman, arrived Narcissus, 51, at Devonport, was got up yesterday, At the Liverpool Police-court yesterday Richard The manager of the works (Mr. J. Phillpotts), security. When really good " paper "is not Mr. Stephen addressed the jury on behalf of the
at thLe mornin t 've d:ee
market, and we had an ex enst ,
at Po, W. Powell, partner in the firm of Scott, Powell, regardless of cost, availed himself of every material forthcoming in quantity sufficient to absorb all arieoner, who was throughout his speech sobbing
g'a'it ed flour, which may be quoted at an pal-
etstaouth yesterday at noon, on her return and as much progress is making in her fitment as and Co., teabrokers, Pekin-buildings Herrin ton- 11dtif t th 13. Ihd • • • h 1 le• 1 " d •1 1 H k d n the incredibility of
, g ca cu ate oe ec e o jeet le ain view-viz., t e capita see ing emp oyment, accommo a- -no ent y. e remar e upo mend fer wheat
1 d6d k d barrel, with •
• vance of •3cl per ceneta an per sac an
fro] m conveying her Majesty the Empress of Aus- the boisterous state of the weather 'll
W 1 permit. street, was brought up on remand from Monday, to save life, and mitigate the sufferings of the sur- tion paper " comes in for a chance. All this the statement of Hoyle, who swore that the pri- .
•,s large humus •
s Oat. s and oatmeal inactive, and not in L;
tri I. to Madeira. The yacht, after leaving Plys Orders from the Lords of the Admiralty have charged with having been concerned in seve- vivors and relatives. The manager of the Monmouth- promotes trade, no doubt, and is generally bene- saner, in speaking of the state of her husbana
~ proved in e-alue. Ba rley, beans, d peas were unaltere d
an
Idi corn was n• -
113 oath Bound, on the morning of the 25th ult., on been received at D f
evonport to enter men or the ral cases of forgery, The magistrates on the shire Railway and Canal Company plaeed the com- ficial ; but we shall not be far wrong in sup- health at the time, had used the word " then, - in price, and little bin mess doing. nan
There was a lar re attendance of town and country buy erg
-her outward voyage to Madeira, experienced naval police. bench were Messrs. Raffles, Aikin, and Booth.
he prisoner is a oun man of res. ectable a ear- . •
pany's staff at Mr. Phillpotts' disposal, and special posing that it accounts for e the catastrophes of which it was impossible she could have used, and glected, and a ciecline
y g p pp trains were appointed to convey the reauisite mate- the leather trade." he contended that the prisoner had been speaking
Rri-ON-DEc. 6.
of 6d must be noted.
excessively heavy weather, and was hove-to for The new screw steamship Howe, 121, the engines aTnce, and the case having excited a good deal of rials to and from the scene of the disaster It is of his late illness. Her conduct to the police and her
some time th
, e Osborne putting into Vigo to
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holly There was a ralther beta,
of whieh were tried at Plymouth on Tuesday, was interest, the court Was crowded in all parts. Mr. only ver tl th tth Il• C 1 C•
y recen y a e iscs. oa ompany language throughout had been truthful and w
- last week, and millers held. firm at late rates. The suppl3#
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'repair damages and obtain a supply of fuel. The yester ay ri ay rom amoaze into t e
hauled d (F hrl ) f H • h R la- fth fi fL d B t Lowndes, hav-
e inson, o e rm o own es, a eson, e, at a very great cost, erected one of Struvee's consistent with the idea of her innocence, but utterly
was not large.
Victoria and Albert arrived of the Deserter's Rocks and Robinson again conducted the prosecution, and
inconsistent with the supposition of her guilt. It
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basin at Keyham Steam Yard to complete her fit- ventilators, thereby supplying a current of air to er demand for wheat toeday that
vat 4 a.m. on the 29th ult., and stood on under easy the prisoner was defended by Mr. Deighton, bar- the pit far in excess of the best ventilatory methods MIDLAND CIRCUIT.-LrhcoLer, DEC. 7. was not at all improbable that a man who was LOMGHBOR OUGH-DEc. 6.
ments.
eiceana until daylight, anchoring in Funchal Roads, rister, instructed by Mr. Cobb. Mr. Edward Ab- previously adopted at Risca, and which has met (Before Mr. Baron Bramwell.) proved to be so stupid and reckless as to use a deadly
The undermentioned gentlemen have been nomi- solom senior partner of the firm of Absolom, ne es, 11 r A good show of
w.- ~Lie approval of some of the most practical Mary Ann Moulds, charged upon, the coroner's poison by the spoonful to rub his gums should,. healthy, at prices in favour of the se-e •
ore
.off the Loo Rock, at 7 a.m. The health of the Em- • a
impe•oved sale at 6d to ls per qr m
nated to naval cadetships :-Henry Knight Greg- Crocker, and Townsend, wholesale tea merchants in viewers of the day. Experienced firemen are inquisition with the wilful murder of a female child without intention, have swallowed what he was so I barley, with an
press appeared to improve as the yacht apploached ge cton, . . ya , rancis on on, was e rs wi ness ca e . is evi ence
son, Richard Geor A GJL 11 F •L d th fi t't 11 dH• al engaged by the company, whose duty it is to at Rippingale, pleaded not guilty. carelessly using. The medicine in which it was sug- I ihoneh. Oats and beafes as before.
Much of her tim
a warmer latitude. e was passed in was chiefly in explanation of the nature of the busi- The show of wheal was less! than an average, and trade
O'Donoghue Wright, and the Hon. Clarence E. examine the mine every morning before the men The Grand Jury having returned "No true bill gested that the poison was administered was proved WAKEFIELD-DEe. 7.
one of the paddlebox alcoves, attended by the Prin- ness transactions which that firm had with Scott
Graves. , are allowed to proceed to their work. as to this charge/' Mr. Flowers, who was instructed to be such as would not have served the purpose, was of s
cess Windischgratz, who suffered the least of any • Powell, and Co., of Liverpool, from which it ap- is quite evident that, unless a colliery manager for the prosecution, proposed to offer no evidence, as it was a thin liquid, to the bottom of which so
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ter. Good old and line dry new met an inactiv
dull clew .ae
The following appointments were made yester- peared they were in the habit of supplying the last
'i ht advance on Friday's lutes. Fine P 93.-
of the Empress's suite from sea-sickness. The Em- is enabled to mulish severely all cases of infringe- and the prisoner was acquitted. , heavy a substance as arsenic would sink, so that it d mend at asi g
day at the Admiralty :-Benjamin Simpson, master named firm with large quantities of tea the terms ,o n ra am, an izy mi i cou not e swa owe un ess e ecease
tf h .11. 1 11 h d George Gilbert Jh G h dA• S •ti ld b ll d 1 th d d had ceels of barleT in fair request at previous prices. Bea3ata
press herself was fortunately entirely free from this • . . a 'sten, eing se emen a ree mon s, su ject, however
additional, to the Pembroke ,W H B 11' b • ttl tt th th b• ' mon ote co wry ru es, at e care, energy, an
unchanged.
distressing malady the entire voyage, notwith- , experience he may display in the management of pleaded not guilty to a charge of night poachiug on shaken up the dregs for the purpose, and the grit- oats, and shelling
-applies of wheat were fair, but the trade . . .
to their own discretion. This the witness explained
to. mean thet if at an time the were tiness of the poison would have made him detect it. Averages for the week :
standing the boisterous weather. The Empress, master in command, to the Supply ; Charles W. , a .
fied the mine will be of no avail ; for in collieries subject the 7th day of October last at Nocton.
57. 4id
1174 qrs , at...
attended by Count Nobili, the Princess Windisch- Ross second master, to the Supply ;J. K. Small- y y dies tis
. with the state of Messrs. Scott Powell and Co.'s
account they reserved to themselves the right of to firedamp, and although placed under the very Mr. Flowers and Mr. O'Brien appeared for the He commented at length upon the motive sug- The s
Wheat
Peas 4O 37 0000,000488 10
es an improve sys em o ven i a ion, e ives p
b t d ' d t f fl t* th l• rosecution ; Mr. Stephen defended Gilbert and gested, and suggested to the jury the possibility,
s , . ...49s Old
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gratz, and that portion of her suite which accom- horn' assist.-surgeon, to the Supply ; Francis
withholding supplies of tea. In August last the reconcilable with all the facts, of his having taken
889 -- , ~41s 6d
of the whole of the colliers may be entirely at the Graham ; Smith had no counsel.
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Pearc, e, chief engineer additional, to the Fisgard ;
to the date of their account was not satisfactory, and Mr. 136 - . ..28e Old
relied her in the Victoria and Albert, disembarked mercy of one reckless person. The facts were shortly these :-About half-past his own life. Oats
..-s Od
George Watson, first class assisteengineer,
Rye
In addition to the fearful loss of human life, the 1 ann. of the 18th of October Gilbert, the head The learned Jadge after 5 o'clock commenced his
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from the yacht in the Queen's state barge, and Supply ; Robert Wallace, second class assist.-engi- Scott, jun., was seen by witness's partner, and it company have lost horses to the value of about keeper of Earl de Grey, Nolo with some six others summing up, and immediately on the conclusion' --=--
proceeded towards the shore under salutes from the neer, to the Supply ; Thomas Spence, third class was arranged that a guarantee should be given by £l,OOO. was watching his lordship's preserves, hearing the the prisoner was acquitted. . EXETER-DEC. 7.
at
forts, &c. The Empress on landing was received by •
assist-engineer, to the Supply ; John N. Ecroyd, s , •
Mr. Scott, sen At that time acceptances of Messrs. _ a
....4 cries of rabbits went into a field in the occupation The bill of murder against Eliza Parker, which A dull business was done in the corn market fo-dayt
the Portuguese authorities, the landing place be'
mg acting third class assist.-engineer, to the Fisgard as rt.
cott, owell, and Co. were overdue. A guarantee, of Mr. Edward Howard, at Nocton, which is seven was yesterday thrown out by the grand jury, was last week's prices :-
4s 3d to 5s fid
"IV °THING LIKE LE A THER."
.6s 6d to is 6d I Barley..
urpor ing to be signed by John Scott, sen., for the miles south of Lincoln, and there saw a man one of child murder. A bill for concealment of waset, white.
' to 3s 6,1
gaily decorated with flags, &c., in honour of the iv 11 tr' • t t 13
supernumerary ; Arthur es, mas e s assis an I sum of £5,000 was given by Scott, Poveell, and Co. -4- - standing near the covert, who helloed, and was birth has been preferred and found. Ditto reel Os Od to Os Od I Oats ... . as 3d
occasion. As the boats approached the landing place to the Victory as supernumerary ; Valentine Spain, This guarantee had been frequently spoken about to Certainly, there is " nothing like leather," and if immediately joined bfi • h d
y ve or six ot ers, arme - - New white wheat, 7s 9d 10 8s ; red, 6s 6d to 7s.
Flour, fine, 46s to -s ; seconds, 448 to -s per sack.
a shower of rockets was sent up from the shore, and assist...paymaster in charge of tile Supply ; and witness by Scott, jun., but witness had never seen anybody ever doubted the excellence of that won- with sticks, and one of whom carried a pistol, with NbRTHERN CIRCUIT.-Duemeal, Dec. 6. CATTLE.
kat,
came rattling down again among the boats, with- Edward Jago, clerk to the Miranda. or conversed with the prisoner about it, The sales derful article, Messrs. Laurence, Mortimore, and which a dog of the keeper was shot. Of these . William Harland was indicted for stealing a post There was a fair attendance of dealers at the mar
out, however, touching any one. The Osborne ar- and such arrangements as those spoken of were not Co. have now fairly established it. Leather is men Aizy Smith was said to have been, though letter on the 30th of October last. d
with a slack ripply, but a small deman .
6d Ewes per lb .... 6d to 60
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Fat beef,p score,. 100 to lOs ,
rived in Funchal Roads on Saturday, the Ist inst., THE A.R MY. managed by the witness but chiefly by one of his money, credit, commerce, profit, and wealth. It is the least man of the party, the most prominently The Hon. A. Liddell aud Mr. Seymour prose-
Perk carcases,dc• 100 to 1086 d Wethers, do red to 70ta,
and was to leave again for England, calling at Lis- + partners. George Absolom, the Manchester repre- a foundation for any amount of trade, and will bear active and violent, and his presence on the spot cuted ; Mr. Blackwell defended. dto tro
Sheep per lb. ......0d to -d Fat calves, d0...61 ,
sentative of Messrs. Absolom, Crocker, and Town- the most marvellous superstructure. True, the was sworn to by several of the keepers, who were On the 30th of October last the prisoner was a ' Rough fat, 4td per lb.
bon, on the following morning. The sailing of the His Royal Highness the General CommeMding- send was examined at 1 le bh.
great engt ,ut is state- basis may be insecure, and the result somewhat pre- successively engaged in personal confliet with him. clerk in the post-office at Sunderland. It was his
Victoria and Albert for England was appointed to in-Chief :has notified that her Majesty has been ment did not vary in any important feature from that carious. One of the adventurers in this famous After a general fight, in which the keepers had the duty to take the letters from the box and hand 'BRISTOL SUGAR-Dim. 7.
take place at 9 a,m, on the let inst. At 8 p.m. a pleased to approve of the formation of an additional which he gave on Monday. In cross-examination, enterprise even fell into a transport of rage with best of it, the poachers retreated through the them to Mr. M'Clement, another clerk, who sorted Prices must be reduce,d about 6d per cwt. on all desorip-
grand display of fireworks took place on board the brigade to be designated the 16th Brigade of Royal however, he admitted that in all the transactions the article, and abused it in no measured terms. covert, driving back the keepers with volleys of them, and then sent them in a sealed bag to Gates- tions, and even at this tiaere has been scarcely anything
relative to the bills which purported to be endorsed e What a frightful thing this leather is !" said he. stones, and left behind them a great part at least head. In consequence of numerous complaints Mr. doing in sugar, the. trade anticipating a further 4eclpit
yacht, the Austrian colours being represented by Irish Artillery. This brigade, which consists of
by Mr. Scott, senehe had communicated exclusively " What a log it is about my neck !" But leather of their booty, five sacks containing 23 couples of man, was „nt down from the head office in Lon- A steady demand elusts for -Demerara rums, at about 74
coloured lights, and salutes of mortar rockets (21 four batteries of garrison artillery, is already com-
~ an a no communica ion
with Mr. Scott, jun dh d • t. • •
-did its work, nevertheless ; though, like all evil rabbits and five other couples in a net. The evidence don to try and ascertain how the losses occurred, per proof gallon.
lete, havin been for
each). At 9 p.m. the yacht again lifted her anchor p . g med entirely from the ranks with the prisoner relative to them except reading spirits, only for a time. By the aid of leather, the as to the presence of the prisoners Gilbert and and havinn written and directed a letter in which -
COAL MARKET-•Dr c. 7.
and steamed oat .of the reads of Funchal for the of the Tipperary Artillery Militia recently disem- over to him the matter and sums and dates which aPs house or houses of Laurence and Co. had " trade G h
ra am was less conclusive than against Smith. he enclosed a marked half-sovereign, posted it at (Prices of Coal per Ton at the nlose et tke market
English Channel, the weather looking wild and un- bodied. The strength of the new brigade, which Peared on the face of them. One of these was for transactions" in the space of three years and a half On their behalf Mr. Stephen addressed the jury, half-past son the day in question. The prisoner Walla End. "Walls. End.
settled. On the following day a heavy gale sprung will be under the command of Major Massey, is at £.484 25., another for £462 16s. 2d., and the third for amounting to .£5,377,750. The " profits" were and concluded by calling James Vickers, a wag- in the ordinary course cleared the box at 10 minutes 8. d. S. d.
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up from N.W., which continued with unabated vio- present limited to 600 rank and file, including 22 i• reckoned by scores of thousands per annum. It goner, who was passing Brattleby-lane end, about to 7, and handed the letters to Mr. M.Clement, who Haswell ••• ••
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lence for three days. After this it moderated, but a officers, and the made in which the corps was formed
ld
Ships at market, 8 ; so , 8.
and dates of the bills were copied by the prisoner unluckily there came a day of account, and the Gilbert there with two others who got up into his Gateshead. Instructions had • 1 b • '
previous y een given
tremendous swell was experienced up to making the is worthy of notice. On the disembodiment of the into the bill-book of the firm. Mr. John Scott, sera, whole fabric collapsed like a paper edifice, as indeed waggon and were driven to 'Lincoln by him, and at the Gateshead office to examine the contents of
482 Is 6d. The endorsement on the back was not
shown by the witn.ess to the phisoner. The. sums
Needle Rocks. The wind had come round to Regiment of Tipperary Artillery Militia a printed father of John Scott, of the firm of Scott, Powell, it was.
was a prodigious business, so long as it lasted ; but five miles north of Lincoln, and saw the prisoner put them all into the bag and forwarded them to
set down when they got rear the city. Gilbert the Sunderland bag, and it was at once found that Russel's Hetton . .. 23 6 Lambton ..
THE MAILS. ,
the S.W. the day previous. The behaviour of address was issued to each of the men, settiug forth and Co., said that up to the Ist August last he had We have already told the story and explained and his companions had some bags with them at the letter had not been forwarded from Sunderland. .-,0„._-
lived at Llangollen, but on that date removed to the case, in so far, at least, as it admits of explaaa- the time.
the yacht in the heavy weather, both out various inducements to enter the regular service In consequence of this Mr. Moule questioned the MAILS DUE.
Liverpool, and in a day or two afterwards he went tion to ordinary people. It is an instance of what Mr. Flowers having replied, prisoner, who denied all knowledge of having seen
and home, is stated to be beyond all praise, under the distinctive title of the Royal Irish Bri-
Ceylon and Mauritius (via South-
to Southport where he resided for a month. Since can be done by " accommodation bills," and the His lordship summed up the evidence, and any such letter. The police, however were applied Australia, „ , .
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her machinery also working admirably. The gade, and as a result, out of the 995 rank and fil '• '
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.(;ia Marseilles) Dec. 13.
e then he had lived in Chatham-street, and had not adjourned examination of the bankrupts has The jury, after retiring to consider of their ver- to and after makin • " •
g inquiries it Was aseertamea Do.
yacht was fittedforthe voyage in precisely the same comprising the regiment, the required number of been in Llangollen since the lst August. He was brought the phenomenon into even bolder relief diet, found all three prisoners guilty, with a recom- thet the prisoner ver shortl after leavin the •
p l dC p Verds! • • • . • • • • Jan. 5.
manner as when intended for tke use of her Majesty 600 for the new brigade was immediately obtained, shown a guarantee for .£5,000 purporting to be than before. Things went quite swimmingly this mendation to mercy on the ground that they used office urcliased a o 3orf rmy el!). of Brazi an
r "-Monte lrideo, &o. .. .. Deo. --••
p p t ma alade at the p uenos Ay es,
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the Queen. The Empress, prior to leaving the yacht many being disappointed, as their services were signed by the witness, but the signature was not week in Basinghall-street. "We are getting on no great violence. a Mr. Humphrey, for which he paid with a half- Bahamas and Havana (v 1.•%
, Overdue.
his. He was also shown the three bills referred
Canada &c. (via Galway) • • • • •
at Madeira, presented Capt. Denman with a mag- not required. very well to-day," observed Mr. Linklater to an Sentence was deferred, as the verdict was deli- soverei M H h Idh h lf •
gn. r. ump rey p ace t e a -sovereign Jan. 1.
to as bearing his endorsement. These signatures important witness, who was making a clean breast vered while a case of murder was being tried. on a heap of gold, which he shortly after rolled up Cape of Good Hope, &C. .. • • • • • •
Chinel, Penang, and Singapote (via S'ampton) Deo. 19.
nificent snuffbox, set with diamonds, with the The Secretary of State for War has directed the were not in his writing. The first intimation he had of it, "We improve upon acquaintance " replied William Keefe, a fellrnonger, pleaded guilty in a piece of aper and ut away Next day on Do (via Marseilles) Deo. 13.
Emperor of Austria's
. portrait in the centre. Corn- following circular letter to officers commanding of his name having been forged to any documents the witness, and proceeded incontinen;ly, in ato an indictment charging him with havin examini hP P k • • Dee. 10.
ng t e parcel the mar ed half-sovereign Gibraltar (via Southampton) ...„,_•• ~ .T, 19.
•'' , mender Christien and Dr. Minter, D.1.G., received militia corps to be circulated foe. the information , was on Monday week. Me never received any com- frank and cheerful to tltth " t at the b hfG th f 1• 1 g,
ne, ore a e e ransac- oroug o ran am, e omous y en- was found. India (Calcutta), Ceylon, &o. (via &outnampton LW..
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(vies Narseilles Dee. 3.
Do.
/ each a massive ring, set richly in tailliants. To the and guidance of the army generally :- munication from Messrs. Lawrence, Flews, and tions" of the house with a Mr. H. Smith. Mr. tered, with William Emblow, the reg t
is rar, His Lordship having summed up, , .. Deo. e.O.
Boyer, attorneys in London, in relation to any trans-
India (Bombay), (via Southampton) :,
Smith, in the course of three years and a half, a notice of marriage between himself and The prisoner was found guilty, and he was sen- .. Deo. 6.. ,
• crews of the yachts the Empress left the munifi- " Sir,-I have had under my.consideration the
11 and Co He ave a
actions with Scott. Powe , . . . g sent Laurence and Co. bills to the amount of Ann Halton, he being at that time a married man, tenced to three years' penal servitude. Do. (via Marseilles)
.. Dec. 11_
sent MB of £5OO, for distribution among them. conditions on which men belonging to the disem-
Lisbon .. .. .. .. Of
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guarantee for L 2,000 on the Union Bank in favour £836,000, of which sum Laurence and Co. provided and with feloniously declaring that he believed Henry Moore was indicted for robbery with Cuba and Mexico .. .. .. ..
The officers and crew lately belonging to her bodied militia have hitherto been permitted to trans-
of Scott, P 11 d C
owe ,an 0., but that was the only 1706,000. The actual value of the goods bought there was no impediment of kindred or alliance, or violence. Malta, Egypt, and Aden (via Southamptonl e, Deo. 10.
far their services to her Majesty's regular forces.
Dec 10..
Majesty's screw steamer Perseverance, and • d
ve It is most important to the efficiency of the militia, Du .
g arantee he ever ave Th •
e prisoner saw him
g • during that period was £20,000, so that, asa grans' other lawful hindrance to the said marriage. The Hon. A. Liddell prosecuted. Do. (via Marseilles)
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at Spithead in the Geyser, from Lisbon, were as a reserve force u li. h d d b
pon wlc epen ence can e write his name to that guarantee in the bank. In moral deduction, it appeared that " bills to the In reply to inquiries by his Lordship, previously On the 21st of Jul h t 't
as t e prosecu or, api man Vigo, and Oporto .. .. .. • • .• De 12
! United States, California, &c. .. .. .. .e.• , •
cross-examinatioin the witness said that was the
transferred at Spithead yesterday to the Pigmy placed in case of national danger, that it should be extent of a million and a half were used against ato passing sentence, it appeared that the purpose of was at Chester-le-Street, where he made several Western Coast of Atrica, Madeira, Teneriffe .. Vec. IT
steam tender, and conveyed on board her Majes- raised from among men of settled habits and fixed only thin? Powh 1 saw
.Vni :write his signature, He trading of 1320,000." That, as Mr. Linklater and the entry of notice with the registrar was, that it purchases, and then went to a public-house, where West Indies and Pacific, Carthagena, Cuba, &o. Dea. 1 •
ty's ship Victory, where the officers and crew have residence within the county to which the regiment Ign at
se
nndo tibne bbustness wbi h his son, b.ut used to super-
usidess efere the prisoner became a the deponent concurred in thinking, was " pretty might bs published merely by suspension of it in he remained till near 12 at night. He then left
well," and the public, no doubt, will coincide in the registrar's-office instead of by banns in the for home, having with him his basket, in which
belongs.
RAILWAY IN' ELLIGENCE.
to report themselves in readiness for the court- tner with his son Powell brou ht £3 000 into
g ___. , , the estimate. In fact, we can't beat that specimen. church, although it was intended to celebrate the were the different articles he had bought. He had
" A militia regiment, however short of its quota, par b . b .
•
martial which will be held to inquire into the cir- • t e usiness a ou.t two yehrs ago. Witness s son It is now admitted that the " transaction" was not marriage in the church. The woman was aware not gone far before he met the prisoner, who
which can annually muster as effectives for training n
TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE 1;4 EEK.
eumstances of the loss of their ship. the men who have been enrolled, is far more effi- managed the business for him, and had signed the quite in the usual way of the trade, and that Mr. of the fact that the prisoner was already married. walked with him some distance, then suddenly e.
contract in his behalf for the building of Pekin-
The Harrier, 17, screw, Commander Sir Malcolm cient, and contributes more to the security of the Laurence had done himself injustice when he His lordship sentenced the prisoner to six months' attacked him, using considerable violence, and Miles Opened. Receipts.
buildings in Harringtonsstreet. His son had only a ranked such dealings with the common run of imprisonment, with hard labour. ultimately, having knocked him down, left him on Railways. ,______....___-. ~---" e
M'Gregor, was swung yesterday in Portsmouth State, than one which, having a large force upon
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verbal authority to sign that contract, but never had things. For the rest, we simply learn from the Elizabeth Dodds was charged with the wilful the ground, taking the baskets and contents with ....,
harbour for the adjustment of her compasses, prior paper,canneither produce nor aecount for them sub-
an auth 1 t * h• t h
on y o sign is name o any ot er con- continued report how very much trade language murder of her husband, John Dodds, by adminis- him. The prisoner was shown te be dealing with - -.....--- •- -
sequently. Militia officers therefore should not seek y
.e x
to proceeding to Spithead. tract, or to the guarantee or to ahe bills referred to. differs from ordinary language, and what very tering arsenic to him. the basket and some of the property the next Belfast and N, Counties.... 65 65 1,269 1,121
to attract temporarily to their ranks men who would
ese
20 575
The Firebrand, 6, paddle, Commander J. M. otherwise enlist into her Majest 's regular forces of A letter dated on the 21st Nov. last, written by the great convertibility its terms possess. Profits are From the opening statement of the learned coun- morning. Belfast and County Down.. 20
unc 39
Birkd., Lane., & Ches. J .
26 32 2,589 I 29,5111
Bnice, went out of Portsmouth harbour yesterday whose services the arm is thu y • d
y s deprive , and who,
' prisoner to the London firm, was put in. It stated not profits-in fact, they are often losses. Entries sel for the prosecution it appeared that the deceased, The prisoner was found guilty, and a •
previous Blyth and Tyne l3 1,595 1,1„,,,'.'
h M S
tat r. cott, sen., would leave Llangollen on the do not mean what they express, but quite the con- John Dodds, who lived at Wrangle, was a labouring conviction was proved against him. Bristol and Exeter 125 125 5,603 5,79_1
and anchored at Spithead, where she will take in by leaving the militia for the line after receiving
21 219 16,115 14,1751 e
le following day for London, to arrange about the trary. ABisC D as often as not; while, as to man, 36 or 40 years of age,• considerably senior to He was sentenced to four years' penal servitude. a leestn i anny
powder and shell prior to sailing for the West the militia bounty, disorganise the militia, whi
H 1 hoad(,withMold) 94 - -
Indies. She takes out supernumeraries for shi s
„ they enter the army at an increased and unnecessary ter referred in the letter of Messrs Lawrence e ital "we r a
mat . • , cap , e lly cannot say what in the leather the prisoner, to whom at the time of his death he James Westropp wee, indicted for shooting at
Plews, and Boyer, to him (Mr. Scott). Chas. Wells, trade is the definition of that attractive term. had been four years married, and by whom he had jane Westropp with intent to murder her. To Cookermouth & 'V% orkington
2t
Cork and Bandon 2O 300 278
334 276
ere 196 195
Cork, Blackrock, &Passage-. 61
on the station. r expense to the public. . jewe .
ller in Live 00l said he knew the risoner
rp , p Perhaps the creditors of Laurence and Co. will find had two children. On the 15th of July the deceased were other counts charging the intent to be to dia. Corn 534 a 949 861
" The regulations at present in force for carrying
wall
The Immortalite, 51, screw, Capt. G. Hancock, on volunteering from the militia to the line will and his partner (Mr. Scott, jun., very well. About out by and by. man had been sick and suffering from constipation, able, to disfigure, and to do grievous bodily harm. Deeside l7 17 297 277
63 1,448 1,376
three weeks ago they called at his shop, and looked There ought to be a great moral attending this and on the 17th of July some medicine was sent Mr. Davison prosecuted. Dublin & Belfast Junction
fitting out at Portsmouth, is picking up men very therefore be modified in the following manner :-
Dublin and Drogheda 63 63 1,654 1,622
684
slowly, there being in fact no seamen in this port, " Stringent orders have been issued, prohibiting amond
ratnsosmoef kerrelllery. f Tbheyt
aise6leoctedb.thhrese dtit r d astounding case, but it will be confined, we fear,
tfer heim. by a Mr. Cammack's, who was surgeon to Jane Westropp, the prisoner's wife, on the 25th Dub. & Wicklow (m.Kingst.)
122 14221 111113 1,450
with the exceptioa of a few of those of the Eurya- any line or other recruiting parties from attempting 1
thegprisoneervtao utaekee.a Tullis he r, ewfnsieed toeodouthgreee to a comparativ.ely
.narrow circle. A man need” .he U.n on, which had
.the desired effect of reliev- July last, was living at South Hetton, having been Suunnleaelk tuad Etirnoiatilllen
17i
174
621 824
in future in any way to induce militiamen to leave eally be a bill discounter or a o kite-dyer mg him, so that on Friday the 20th he ot about se arated from the risoner h al st a
g , p p , w o resi-e. aeout three 1 070 966
Dundee, P9th, & Aber. Jun. gi gi ,931 865
lus, who are not yet quite cleared out and read several times, but at last he •ldd t th t h
yie e o e urgen r • lf h d 11 h• f d S t d th 21
imse to compre en a tis mystery o an on aur ay e st was about the whole day, miles off. A little child lived with the wife and on East Anglian
668
s for reshipment. y their respective regiments in order to enlist in her
representation of Scott, and took them away on paper money. To common mortals the privilege and was in the garden during the whole morninn the 25th Jul the r• h h ' E.Counties,Nrik.,&E.Union 499 499 24,129 23,
......
Majesty's regular forces or marines, militiamen hay- , . y p 'goner, w o was s own to have East Kent 194 - -
The Admiralt • ' '
y have given directions for some of ing no more right to do ao than men of one line .
approbation. Since then he had never seen the of " accommodation" ' 1 - le 1313' h h •
practice appears a most as ma ing ara it utc . About Bon that morning previously threatened his wife, went to Hetton and E.Lancashire(in.Blackburn) 111 105 - ---
, 8 6,014
rnigs nor the mone for them On a lin to the
Edinburgh and Glasgow
y •
.1113 3' g valuable as the old seignorial right of coining, Two the prise. ner went in the cart of a man named Hoyle demanded to have the child given up to him. Th 6 3444 3,122
the massive wrought iron armour plates provided regiment have to enlist in another without the con-
' Edinburgh,Perth,& Dundee 78 3,1.
prisoner for them a day or two ago in gaol, he told " parties" to eth
g er can turn an amount of aer to Bennin ton to et medi i
y p p g g cne from Mr. Cammack, mother refused, and tried to run away. The prie Forth & Clyde Junction
for the iron vessel of war the 'Warrior, building at sent of their commanding officer. Such a proceed-
witness that Scott had taken them 'and bolted with - a ' don her W A in answer to Ho 1 ' i •
into gold with the assistance of a third. A whole- an y, ye s nquiry soner had a dagger-stick in his hand at the time, ,r.F
wasngeOws & South-Western 1834 1831 8,357 7,204
Blackwell, to be forwarded to Chatham, to be used ing on their part amounts to desertion, and will
them. The prisoner was committed for trial at the sale hhuse, a retail house, and a joint-stock bank _ as to how her husband was, said that he was and as the mother was trying to escape, he changed Great Northern 2,83 283 24,053 26,44
expose them to the penalties attached to that offence a . . - ~ . . .
in the construction of the large mail-clad iron ssizes. An application to have him admitted to
-a liability which every opportunity should be ~ there is your recipe for raising the wind. Let A very bad, and she believed he would die. The the stick from one hand to the other, and, pulling Great North of Scotland . . 58 58 1,818 1,73.!
steamer about to be built in that dockyard. taken to make known. Volunteers, therefore, who ban, was refused. " draw" upon B, let B " accent, and C " discount," account she gave of him to Mr. Cammack was a pistol from his pocket, fired at her. No shot ret.Southn. & Wes
Great Western tn.(lrind.)
' 329 249
4704 466 i
i 7,174 6,6 n
28,461 28,415,
la ...,_ ...tilfa. and the thing is done. How little actual " value" that he had been much purged by the medi- struck the woman. The pistol, a double-barrelled 18 18 -
The Orpheus, 21, 400 horse power, screw cor- may be anxious to enlist in the regular army should
Hull and Holderness -
vette, has returned to Chatham from her trial trip apply for Permission to their commanding officers, THE BISCA COLLIERY ACCIDENT, need enter into the transaction we have already eine, but that he was much better, and she ob- one, oa being examined, was found to have one mverness & Aberdeen Jwm 55 55 812 86,9,
Iri h South-eastern 254 254 257 3.'
at the Nore. During her run at the measured who will exercise their discretion as to granting 4- seen. Trade, or, at least, the leather trade, or tained from him a tonic mixture. On the same barrel loaded with powder and three bullets. Killarney Jimction 4l 41 __ •--
their request, bearing in mind the policy of granting Mr. Alexander Bassett, mining engineer to Lord rather the trade of Laurence and Co., consists not day, on her way home, she went to a chymist's at The prisoner was found Guilty of shooting, with Lancaster and Carlisle (in _
distance the mean speed obtained was 12.8 knots, re egar, gives the following account of the acci- so much in buying and selling as in drawing end Leake, to whom she had been before to buy arsenic, intent to do grievous bodily harm.
T d •
Kendal and Windermere) 100? L.,_
34 887 32,460
conditional releases to men who are bent on enlist-
& Yrksain.Blackburn) 32 3i2t65 •_...
......
her engines working admirably. She is ordered • dent :-The number that descended the pit on acceptinse and the secret of success lies in the art and purchased alb. of what is generally known Wm. Neave was indicted for I • '1 Lane.
d • h
ing, and over whose movements, except urmg t e
p acing a rai way Limerick and Foynes
46i 4 466 301
to be taken in hand by the dockyard authorities, in one month's training, they have little or no practical the morning of the accident was 200, including men of giving the bills a palatable and negotiable form, there as " Mercury," but is in reality arsenic, which chair on the rails of the North Eastern Railway, Llanelly
rth-Western
order to be completed for the second division of the control. In such cases I shall be prepared, on your and boys ; out of this number 64 have been taken in arranging them so as to go down in the discount she said she wanted for her husband, who used it to with intent to endanger the safety of the passengers. Loonndeonn No
d and Blackwall 5l 5/ 1,422 1,381
39
- out alive ;up to this morning (6th December) 84 world. Here it was that Mr. Laurence's genius cure toot.hach,7. The packet was labelled " Mer- The Hon. A. Liddell prosecuted ; Mr. Seymour London & South-Western . 389 339 14,891 1.040
steam reserve at Chatham. recommendation, to give you authority for the
Lond. Brighton, &S. Coast. 2244 224 14,721
Her Majesty's steam storeship Supply, W. H. release of any sueh men to whom you may think bodies have been recovered, leaving 52 now in the shone forth so conspicuously. He it was who cury, Poison. On her return home the deceased defended.
L'derry and Enniskillen 1 60 60 - -
it right to grant the indu .
lgence But it is to be co iery, showing the total loss to be 136 ;50 were managed the " pocket pistols ' and directed the was in the " holise-place" with a Mr. and Mrs. The case had only just commenced at post-time,
11'
Lond., Tilbury, & Southend 4 40 971 908
Balliston, master in command, commissioned in married, 50 single, and 36 youths under 17 years of service of that efficient artillery. We get a little Crane, who had lived in the house from the previ- alan.,Sheffield,&Lincolnsh 17 174 12,045 •
11 376
clearly understood that in all such cases the men
Manch. S.Jun.& Altrincham 9 gyi 912
April, 1856, was yesterday paid off at Woolwich be require to re un Is. .to cover t e
will • d fdB 6d h age. The Black Vein pit at Risca is the property glimpse of the science as so dexterously practised. ons Lady-day The prisoner desired the deceased OXFORD CIRCUIT.-GLOUCESTER, Dec. 6.
Maryport and Carlisle
and was put out of commission. The crew were bounty and other expenses incurred on their enrol- of the Risca Coal Company, and is held by them The bills " never substantially agreed with the to take his medicine ; but this he refused to do until (Before Mr. Baron Wilde.) Midland
a els 3,352
under an old lease from Lord Tredegar. The finest amount of the transactions," and were " invariably he had taken his dinner, and he then took a hearty Thomas Wager, 32, labourer, was charged with Fadntsadn?, t.Westn. of hind. 175;
176(75 1,553 1,467
granted six weeks' leave of absence. The ship will ment ; also any balance of bounty they may have
deseription of steam coal is produced from this drawn for odd money." That is described as a great meal of tea and fried meat. The prisoner placed cutting and wounding Henry Franklin, with intent ' 44 2,423 z 265
be recommissioned this morn' b th
ing y e same mos- received in advance on account of their first engage-
Monmouthsh. Rail. & Canal 44
78 3,564 3,32 i
ter, and a portion of the officers will be reappo• t d
in e . ment, if reattested for a second. The act under "ery, which has for man ears been used b stroke of art and Mr Laurence has the credit of the bottle of medicine which she had brou ht unto do him some rievous bodil harm on
collie . y y y . s ~ . . . . . . g po g y , the 20th
e Royal Mail Steam Packet Company. it. 1. he " odd shillings and pence" were his " idea." the window-sill. About an hour after the deceased Oct., at Stroud. Newcastle and Carfige 7B
60
......
. Newport,Aberg.,& Herefor 5O -
The steam which the temporary embodiment of the militia has th
condensing vessel Wye yesterday • a ' - ' - The underground arrangements are under the This is one consolatory inference to be drawn went into the garden, and the prisoner poured some Mr. Stanton appeared for the prosecution ; Mr, North British (in. Dalkeith) 174 174 5,676 5,214
North Devon 35 35 413 388
h M h
been sanctioned will ex ire on the 2ot of i arc
764 VA 39,069 35,284
commenced unshipping her tanks in Woolwich ' 13
• .
t and the entire force will then revert to its uP
s erintendence of Mr. Charles Harrison, who is from all these disclosures, and we do not see how of the medicine from the bottleintoa cup and carried R. Sawyer defended the prisoner. North-Eastern
North London 9 9 2,232 2,350
ponsidered (and most justly so) one of .the most it is to be questioned. There must be an immense it into the garden :in doing so she would pass a It appeared that on the night of the 20th of 246 2.'33 8,030 7,073
basin, in preparation for being converted into a inieL;al and constitutional state, as a reserve force,
North Staffordshire
store vessel for foreign stations, similar to th S t b 11 t•d b t tt b bo lied
e up 0 e annua y raine , u no o eem ( . .
careful' and experienced colliery viewers in this amount of loosh money in the country. The hovel, which would prevent her being seen either October last the prosecutor went to a beershop in North-Western ,
I Ind lgt 444
- -
_ -
-
district " accommodation ' system, with all its mysteries by the Cranes or her husband. He afterwards Stroud, and there met the prisoner and his sister, CIT;(1?-r=.14-zreera -
ply. In coming up the river from Chatham during, except in time of national danger ; and there is every • , . .
The Black 1, ern pit Wile on the Saturday morning and complicatione, its fictions and its dummies, came in and appeared much worse ; some cold to whom he was paying his addresses. The par- Rhymney l9l isa 771 596
the prevalence of a strong head wind she ran foul ol• reason to hope that by a careful observance on the
examined by Mr Harrison who, after satisfying its imaginary values and its men of straw, is merely tea was given to him, but everything he took was ties left at a little before ten o'clock, and the pri- Lt. itetanc'senCitrnaall & Railway gg 30 2,047 1,739
nart of the Government of the principles on which • ,
60 3,180 3,170
a sailing brig, jammed her own anchor through one - •• • ' 'sin mone and mone could not a ain rejected and at six '
himeelf that the mine was in a perfectly safe con- a system for rat g y, y g , o clock he was so ill soner told his sister it was time for her to go home. Scottish North-Eastern ll5 115 3,645 3,800
the militia force is founded, the disorganisation
of the plates of her hull, wrenchin g off the arm of of the regiments of which it is com d -.11.
pose w i dition, ascended (leaving his eldest son in the work- be " raised" at Such a rate, except from a most pro- that he went to his bed, which he did not leave She, however, said it was not late, and declined to ehshrewsbury & Birmingham 294 294 1,757 1,920
hrewsbury and Chester
the anchor, and otherwise damaging the head of be prevented, and commanding officers es ill ings, who has been severely burnt, and narrowly duetive deposit. Mr. Linklater hit the nail on again until his death, which happened about three take the advice, in which the prosecutor supported Shrewsbury & Hereford
escaped with his life), and proceeded to inspect the head when he remarked that the real tne afternoon of the Sunday following. Between her. Some words thereupon ensued between the puler
_alere Union 291 291 1,028 810
be enabled to reap the fruits of their unremitting
the ship. 1111 • D von
The Cocketrice screw despatch vessel, in Wool- exertions to maintain the efficiency of their corpe." hi other eo le's tle time of his return from the
another pit belonging to the same company when " mine" of the bankrupts was i. p p
_. . garden until he prosecutor and prisoner, which ended in a fight. '"
South-Eastern 3°6 302 17,275 16,941
the fearful explosion occurred. pockets represented by the joint-stock banks. died nothing but his medicine was given to him by The parties fought several rounds, and both fell South Wales 1714 171 i 6,102 6,870
wieh basin, has received her masts end rigging, and The next examination of candidates for admission
The explosion was of so terrific a character that These numerous and flourishing institutions ex- either of the Cranes, who were the only persons twice. On the second occasion the prisoner was S. Yorkshire and River Dun 118 118 3,409 3,520
to the Royal Military College, S dh t i a • - et - ' ' ' • ' `
in are , s p-
dd • te Stockton and Darlington 123 119 8,335 7,163
-will shortly proceed to Portsmouth to be rtceivcd . a consideraule extent of the main roads anu air prese simply tne accumulation of capital in the about him besides his wife and Mr. Cammack, who uppermost, but the prosecutor suceee ein ge ing Taff vale • • 53 63 5,447 4,447
pointed to be held before the Vice-President and courses were entirely destroyed, thereby rendering country. Capital increases with prodigious rapi• was fetched by Crane, and came to see him. Ho the prisoner under him, and then rose up, with both Ulster
into the Ist class ordinary of that yard.
members cf the Council of Military Education on it most diffictlit and dangerous to explore the dity, and, of course, is no capital at all, found the deceased at 10 a.m. in a, state of collapse, his hands on the prisoner's breast. At this moment Myer/stone and Lancaster
The screw steamvessels Lee and Snipe, built at
Vale of Neath 254 254 1,680 1,332
Monday, the 17th inst., at the Royal College, Chel- workings and extricate the unfortunate sufferers, unless it can be productively employed. Accord- and desired to see the evacuations, but was informed the prisoner Was seen with something bright in his waernag.to, and Stockport lO _ - -
Milwall, are uoder fitment at Woolwich for the Ist
as the ventilation of the colliery for the time was ingly it is placed in the hands of bankers or bY the Prisonerthat they had been thrown away. He hand, with which he stabbed the prosecutor in the Waterford and Kilkenny 3l 31 270 264
sea. The examination will extend over six days.
Waterford and Limerick
class steam reserve, and are in a forward state.
totally suspended. In this painful work 'Mr. Har- discounters, who lend it out on the securi y
~ . h
't of' went away. andsentstimulatin medicineandabottle front of the left thi h. The rosecutor was tak
g . g P en 597 600
The examination of candidates for appointment
West Cornwall 27a 274
The paddlewheel steamvessel Rhadamanthus yes- risen received tne valuable assistance of Mr. Wm. bills. Sometimes the lenders suffer, as they have ot wine. The deceased was buried on the Tuesday to a surgeon, who now deposed that he found a W.HartlepoofllarbrAßam 39 39 4,693 3,729
to the Commissariat by the Council ot Military Bevan,
g woun in e ig an inc an a a in ept and
of Tredegar Iron Works, Mr. Brown, of done notably in the case before us, but the fact is, following, without any suspicion of his death havin d• th th' h • h dhlf • d h Whitehaven Junction l2 12 733 652
terday went into basin at Woolwich, and com-
. Whitehaven & Furness Jun. 35 35 ___ , _
Education will commence at the Royal College, Machen, Mr. Wales, of Abersychan, Mr. Palmer, after all, that the trade in money, like all other been caused by poison, the surgeon's opinion being the same in length, in the vicinity fth f
. o e emorat W'haven,Cleator,&Egrmnt. 7 7 441 368
menced loading her first cargo of the steam boilers
Chelsea, on Monday, the 17th inst., and will ex- of Eadstoek, Mr. Blayden, and other experienced trades, requires customers to make it profitable, that it was the result of a sharp attack of English ertery, which, however, was not injured, FOREIGN AND COLONIAL.
and machinery intended for her Majesty's screw colliery viewers, who have since the accident been and when the supplies approximates to the demand, cholera. Upon the fact of the purchase of arsenic by Mr. Sawyer, for the prisoner, called several Wit- "twerp and Rotterdam 52 52 942 we
tend over the week.
Austrian 823 673 36,614 33,305
steamship Black Prince, under constraction at by turns, day and nieht engaged in superintend- or in other words the risoner becomin known the body was i i nesses who swore that
„ when the people who have P g . ~ ds n- , • when the prisoner was on Belgian Eastern Junotion 214
1.2,4 pi 1 324 30; .
The next examination for admission to the Royal . . 0 , . .
and Lake Huron
Greenock. The engines will be of 1,250 horse ing the various gangs of colliers organised to clear money to lend bear a considerable proportion terred, and a post mortem examination made by Mr. the ground he was violently attacked by the prose- tuefraol9 185 185 31113 M 3
it and Milwaukie
Military Academy, Woolwich, before the Vice- the headings, restore the ventilation, and recover than before to the people who want to borrow, Cammack and Dr. Adams, who, applying the usual cutor and a companion, who kicked him. 1084 1081 3,089 2,746
power ; their transport will occupy about seven or '
Dutch Rhenish
President and members of the Council of Military h A a ry : :
.., tee eeae. elle pit is now under the management borrowers come better off and lenders must tests, found considerable quantities of white arsenic Mr. Baron Wilde havin d 'd
g summe up the evi ence, G d T k f Canada 970
ran run o 880 16,818 11,539
eight voyages, and will engage the services of the
I n Peninsula... • 2974 1944 4 700 2 776
Education, at the Royal College, Chelsea, will take of Mr. L. Brough, her Majesty's Government take easier terms. That is really the case in the in the abdominal viscera and the blood, 150 grains The jury acquitted the prisoner of the felony, and arreeaat Ludieambourg l2B 128 2,910 2,207
Rhadamanthus through the winter. place early in the ensuing month. The examine.- T
_inspector of Mines, whose time since his arrival at present day. It is a subject of regret beyond doubt, being found in the stomach alone, and the irritation found him guilty of unlawfully wounding, with a 1 Great Western of Canada 345 345 9,936 8,473
The orders for • o
payina off the crew of the sailing tion of candidates will commence on the 7th Rime has been almost entirely occupied in the col- that such trading as is exemplified in the reports of the coats of the stomach and intestines left no strong recommendation to merey.-Sentence de- I Lombardo-Venetian
Lyons and Geneva& 285 ess - -
142 142 5,413 4,497
frigate Amethyst, 26, Capt. Sidney Grenfell, at Ply- proximo, and conclude on Thursday, the 24th. lieu, suprintending and directing operations, and before us should receive encouragement , but to a doubt that the death had resulted from the adminis- ferred. Madrid, Saragossa Alicant 301 284 11,830 11,394
ria Antonia 2l 21 - -
-.......... whose practical knowledge of colliery management certain extent the result is due to tho condition of tering' of arsenic. The medicine left in the bottle Acroyd Lister, 21, and Michael Delany, 20, two
mouth, where she arrived from the Pacific on Thurs- -
trthern of Franca ....
de.
II ART MINUFAC- and professional skill is truly invaluable in such the money-market. We have not, indeed, come to was analysed, and contained no arsenic. Some days privates of the 12th Regiment, were charged with Norwegian Trunk .......
Y. have been countermanded, and she is now to WATCRES 18 A BitAlfell Or ifr.':T
44 44 623 743
TURES.-.-" Having extended our search thro,;;;_h th.l3s_r,t-, cases ; but the shattered conditions of the roads the point when money will be looking after • after the event inquiries were made of the prisoner by highway robbery and stealing two half-sovereigns, I:aarriisa,,..hzo&sietnetifediterrn 879 840 90,727 80,07020
go to Chatham. It was at first ex ected th t the
62,136 51,6
P a end and the City, after an ordinary good Englisa 74 :11, . and airways must of necessity greatly retard the men instead of men after money, but when it is police-constables as to the poison she had purchased. three rings, one pair of spectacles, two handkers Paris and Strasburg-
e6naitioll of her f • •
iON 1 016 _
hay_ oremast, which 18 damaged, might poseeesing an artistic design, we have come to the conch. -minful and difficult task allotted to him. As said that Banks are bidding against each other for She represented to one of' them that she purchased chief's, and ss. from the person of Win. Cannicolt, Royal Danish
480 487
" prevented her from going to an t teen that but very few of our English watch manufacturers 1--
Sambre and 3Teuse
eas ern s le cause of the accident it is at present custom the whole truth of the matter is stated. The th_e ".meteury" for herhusband, who was in the habit on the 16th October, at Horfield.
1 tl
port.
When th' • have yet properly 401:elated the advance of the public regalia,
Southern of France 777 773 22,597 18,927
mad certainly unwise, to hazard an opinion, Banks do bid against each other, and for this tea- of nsinq it for curing toothache, and that he was in The jury found the prisoners not guilty. west Flanders
of China he is ship was blockading the coast taste for a higher order of ornamenettion frcim improved difficult,
75 75 816 849
r crew erformed designs Small though the watch is it yet affords ample •t •11 be the:oughly investigated at the inquest, son-because establishments of that class have of the habit of rubbing it on his gams, using as much as
_________ _ W. and N.W. of France.... 743 730 34,744 37,434
daring act. , P a very clever and s • . • ' • I ' es Iwi
An Austrian b . 1 cope for the display of the genius of an artist. t is,
WhiCh will take iha
D ee on the 18th of December ; late years been multiplied, because they have all a spoonful at a time. She said that she had taken it
[ADVERTISEMENT.I-TO the hectic, the consumptive, thp - ------- - -- - --- " ________
and sugar, ws rig, aden with coffee thereforeovith nitich pleasure that we can mention one . 'i'• 1 h t •k th t got their profits to make, and because the laws to her husband, who was in the garden at the time
n ace ere o remai a
a captured at s b but it may not be ou oi
dyspeptic, the emaciated and the debilitated, Du Barry s
BIRTHS.
rebel pirates, who ea y some Chinese manufacturer-who has given especial attention
e t"he artig-
f • I th f f 1 .r.
1 -aities arise from the of competition apply to their trade as effectu- when she returned from Bennington, and that it delicious health restorin ' • F 41 estores ell . _
moored her under one of th • tic ornainentation of watches, and whose proeuctions mattl- _requent y ese ear u ca ate .
g Revalenta Arabica oo r , eeriaN.-On the Gth inst., at Torquay, Mrs. Clifford
eir The contend for customers had not been o ened and was in the ho
nifested by the ally as
.t 0 all others. . y . , . p.. vel. She ac- sound lungs, perfect digestion, refreshing sleep, and.neyv-
own forts. nee
. -en tk- . feat a decided advance in regard to rules of art and the re- imprudence and recklessness ma.
Chaplin of a son.
aa ict became known, it was quirements of an educated taste. The manufacturer here s -that is to say, for bills, and the more these bills companied the policeman to the hovel, where she ons
lamp , . and muscular energy, without any of the uncertainties, ~ 7
determined to attempt a colliers in removing the tops of their safetY
by medicines, cod 1-J11'11201.-On the nth inst., the wife of Robert Marsden
a rescue by those on board alluded to is Mr. J. W. Benson, whose recently- enlarged
to enable them either to cut the coal wit.:2 greater are in request the less are the discounters likely to pointed it out to him lying upon the top of a wall. It furging, and
.ruinous expense incurred
Cre No. 39,618- Latham, Esq., Larrister-at-law, of a son.
the frigate. Herter() cutt show-rooms, at 33 and 24, Ludeate-hill, form one of the
deli- be fastidious. There is a double emulation in the had no string about it, and the policeman remarked iver op, or visits to distant climates.
ers and ai
Dr. NS, urtzer, of consumption. Cure u 54 8' 2-M' . MA
Nol 2 i
.168 RJORIBANKS.-On the 6th inst., at Upper Brook-
and placed under the charge of ' g were manned, conspicuous features of this greaCCity thoroughfare. The faciatty or to light their pipes. The lamps arc,
matter. The Banks flint bid against each other for that it had been o ened. She said tl t • 1 d
ia it la not, Virginia Zeg•uers, cured of' consumption, after e
h r medical street, the wife of Dudley C. Marjoribanks, Esq., M.P.,
the master With display of gold and silver watches, together with ormolu vored to them locked previous to their descending:,
de osits and offer terms more and more enticin bt th t't h d P h
muffled oars they approached the b • gu, a i a got wet on er way home. It was advisers had abandoned all hopes ot recovery. Cure No, of a son.
ri in the night clocks of rare designs, is quite imposine• to the passer-by. and the men are liatee to a penalty, not only fer p ,
with which they want to deal. Then weighed by the chemist who sold it, and one ounce 3,906-Thirteen years' cough, indigestion; d general do- MARRIAGES.
and boarded her by the forechasn, g . --i - - Here the purchaser of a watch is afforded every facility of opening them, but even for having private kdys in foe the money
• ViCcellent f a •
, cutlass in hand choosin ne ' c
te Ito his purpose and means, and p.os- ' the bid a ainst each other for custom, and, as was found to ha-ve been taken from the packet. bility, have been remoyed by Du BATTY °°- , GUNDRY-WIIITE.-On the 4th inst., at Williton Church,
Much to their surprise, the onir • • e g o sin
their possession. Very many ca.ses have recently y g
Jres Porter, Athnl-street, Perth. Cure No. 46,270-Mr
Person on b -. sessing at the same time all that can be desired in finish,
hb f r the magistrates, but the exceed- they helve bought the money dearly by promising Evidence was adduced to show that the prisoner t f thirty years' ells . Somerset, Albert E. Gundry, Esq., second son of S.
oarn been broug t e o e
J mes Roberts, timber merehan , o
- Bowden Gundry Es J P of Bridport Dorset to
was the Austrian mate, who instructed ea taste and design "-Globe -Benson's illnsfrated Pam-
--ern Wile ' ' . . ' • • ' • 1 11 fines imposed by them have not had the a high interest to those who lent it to them, th.ay had been for some time contemplating the death of eased lungs, spitting of blood, liver
.derangement, and g""Eliza Margaretta, theq.eld • 9 f ' '.
est daughter o Henry White,
re phlet, post free for two stamps, is descriptive of every mg y sma
, to find the shackle of the chain cable. Te
slightest effect in arresting this crying evil. In my are necessarily hompelled to sell it dearly by asking her husband, and that he had expressed jealousy of partial deafness. Cure No. 52,087-Field Marshal Duke ‘a'Esq of Williton.
"e 3, then construction of watch now made. Watches safe by post
inflammation of the ''
dropped a kedge anchor some distance ahead,
and to all parts of the globe. opinion, nothing but pe p .
rsonal umshment (I mean a still higher interest from those to whom they her. Some three weeks before it occurred a dress- of Plutkow, of a gastric . . stomaeh. m L • -0 th 611 •tt3l 1 A E
INSET,- ASCELLES.-- n 0 . ins ~ a. or ey, . •
Avoid Pills and Medicines : they invariably aggravate and
unshackling the cable, quietly warped the era ' GRIMSTONE'I3 EYE SNUFF.-Mr. Grimstone, High-street, im • t with hard labour) will put an end to lend it out again. This may
prisonmen look like money being maker (Mrs. Blake), remarking to the prisoner
n t te d' • their anneyance disa ' t Mansel, Captain 3d Light Dragoons, and youngest son
_ppoin went,
g Illoomsbur -0 hth 1 i f a fine dearer instead of cheaper, but the fact is what is that she looked very nice and tidy she said she had itetPe 'la la"a" ' Am by using bu of Colonel Mansel, C. 8., of Smedmore, Dorset, to Clara
Y. p am e Hoepital, Charing-cross. Sir,-
such reckless proceedings, as, in the event o . . . . .
nd expense may be avoi Barry's Freel '
from under the rebels' guns into a, position 'where Pe d ' ' r a tb • d • '
tis generally subscribed gained in interest is surrendere in security. e son o e nice an tidy, for she thought John pence per day, saves 50 times its cost in Henrietta eldest dau hter of th on
• , g eII .A. Lascellee, of
retiring that on one of your bills my name is mentioned
ed. the amoun which, at a few
canvas could be spread, and sailed safely out of the In union with that of niy late patient, Mr. Litchfield, I bez being impos
Money is not so much procurable at a lower rate would die, and she would have to look out for other remedies, . removing effectually, without purging, Morley, Cheshire.
leave t by the workmen.
' bor- another sweetheart ro • consti ation Ind' estion (dyspepsia) nervous, bilious and DEATHS.
harbour. It is probable that the crew of the Ame- derive° confirm his testimony, and state the great benefit aturday fortnight previous as upon a slighter responsibility. It is not • another diessmaker, who . I' t
t gnd all th '
en• coasequences ertffleate BICKNELL.-On the 6th inst., at South.place, Elhanan
thyst will be entitled to prize-money for this bold dby the use f
in his
ca_ , . o your excellent herbaceous Eye Snuff It was only on the S
that the agent, Mr. rowed at a smaller percentage, but by a more was making up some mourning on the 9th of July, liver complainlse
V afind it the safest rem d ' C
ee which was one of obstinate chronic ophthalm •
la to the accideni at this colliery .
e collier numerous and less trustworthy class of borrowers. she remarked that she herself would probably require No. 36,418.
D • Harvey Dr W eY. Andrew Ure, Bicknell, Emq., eldest son of E. Bicknell, Esq., of Hems-
recaptire. When she was saluting at one of the
th ompanied bY opacit fth
Y • e cornea, and a varicose state e _Armin
iIT • h ing detected a man in th y . .
, a,v MD., F.R.S., 1 . , • urzer, Dr. Shorland, Dr. hill, Surrey aged 46
, .
e eoulunetion 1 -on con- The effect of abundant capital is thus felt less some mourning very soon, for the ap le-tree had c m ell Let invalids avoid the feerful
ports of call on the voyage home, a seaman named notice in whiehat ves"lB. His case was the first under my with a private lamp key in his possessi , . .
I h f •1* f bl d d • •
of the colliery, in the cheapness of cash t lan t e aci ity o ossorne a secon time this year, and she believed
p • .a P • • • • e imitati dangers ef spu-
nous and 'Amnon . . ons offered under a variety ot Cuarmaat -On the 6th lust very suddenly, at Edenham
he pre
the rules and regulationh
teases. Nevill's imitations Rector . ' "• - W E Ch
y, Bourne, Lincolnshire, the Rev. • . ap-
Hill, a native of Plymouth, had one of his arms by the advantage° ar
P ation was used ; but being struck trary to
he magistrates, and the credit. . Sellers of money have become less dis- t .
hat her husband would die an
, don another occasion false pr,e are prohibited by the
dice and ad,' us results, I resolved to 1 id re'u-
ay as e p .1 ght. the case before t
high Cour o
t f Chancery under man, M.A., rector of Edenham and Somerby, aged 65.
shattered to such an extent that amputation be- Ho; se its use in brou •th costs, and in criminating in the selection of customers to deal she said, " John seems to be jealous of me a penalty of 5,000 against wc • V M‘Christie Ese
',ltal. The benefit ""
cas
•
es in my practice at thiff . e
ri imposed by them was 10s. wi.
t M • h TI h• h t b th h e and if he gets such an t• • t 1. I d I'll •
e ey av o ion in o iis tea give
, Alfred I-12oper Nevill and his agents ; and the pretences • ' HRIsTIE.-OR the 7th inst., T. - • ___ . , • ee
came necessary. Unfortunately, by the same acci- ther to recommend it-
was great, and has led me still fur- .ne- ! -4 yment 14 days' imprisonmen . ir. wit . ley want ig erms ecaus
that Nevill has a patent for Arabica Food and that Du of 37, Great James-street, Bedford-row, Revising Bar-
GUTHRIE. 1 arn
im occasion to be • rister for the city of London, aged 64.
dent he lost three fingers from the other hand. Your obedient oervant, J. G defanlt e Pasee eame occasion, found on several of ; given high terms, and have only attracted the h . jealous." One witness, Leech- Barry's are yonnecied with such patent are utterly false.
The • • ADYERTISEMPNT
invalids from the Pacificand South American Tife -•- - .]---liellowa ' • Harrison, oil l'h 'a no doubt were for opening the i savings of the public to their tins by covenanting man, proved that the deceased was in the habit of
i No canister is genuine without the name Barry Du Barry
and Co., 77, Regent-street in OSMOND.-On the Ist inst., at Bieester, Oxon, George
se medunnes have obta' y 8 Pills and Ointment - th
. e men nails, whie... -f could be given of their to pay a satisfactory interest. Before they ca.n using mercury or arsenic for his tepth, and that he
Shopkeepers who attem e kll, ontheseal and wrapper. _ Osmond, Esq. .
Grove-hill-t •
stations, brought to Plymouth on Th d f 1 . 11 t f h
urs ay morn- o sa ein a par s o t e ined a celebrit
world selei h y and an amount lamps though no direct prov.. _ ) pay this they must earn it themselves, and in had seen him put a quantity of it into a lucifer
expect to be distrusted iPt imposition in one article must Fleao.-On the 6th inst., at 16,
___.
_. .
aerrace, Cam
ing by the sailing frigate Amethyst, were removed sufficient 'proof that their virtue: must be taken as a • ' •' I most cases they do so, but, when a commodity is match box, and take a spoonful from it and rubbed 2s. 9d.; 21b. 4s. 6d. ;_ n all others. Packed in tins 11b. berwell, the Rev. Joseph Gage rig& -id A., ged 43.
having been so used. 51b. lls • 121 b 22s • 241 b 40s. The
They have stood the test of nearly a ate not exaggerated.
Rinoway.-On the 3d frig:, at Ca!_ildon-p_lace, Stafford:
esnrchasers must needs gain at some it upon his gums. The teeth of the deceased were 121 b. and 241 b. caniste.re e.e. Lee ,:,.....e.: '.. e ~...• - ----e-
-in the afternoon by the paddlewheel steam vessel and during all that period there . quarter a a century While the cause of the explosion is vet inveiv.... _
Avon to th.'l:2,-..,.1 kr_ __, y-.- . . __ . nu Tint I.__ 7 •

a considerable extent of the main roads and air
courses were entirely destroyed, thereby rendering
it most difficult and dangerous to explore the
workings and extricate the unfortunate sufferers,
as the ventilation of the colliery for the time was
totally suspended. In this painful work Mr. Har-
rison received tne valuable assistance of Mr. Wm.
Bevan, of Tredegar Iron Works, Mr. Brown, of
Machen, Mr. Wales, of Abersychan, Mr. Palmer,
of Radstock, Mr. Blayden, and other experienced
colliery viewers, who have since the accident been
by turns, day and night, engaged in superintend-
ing the various gangs of colliers organised to clear
the headings, restore the ventilation, and recover
the dead. The pit is now under the management
of Mr. L. Brough, her Majesty's Government
Inspector of Mines, whose time since his arrival at
Rierea has been almost entirely occupied in the col-
iery, superintending and directing operations, and
'hose practical knowledge of colliery management
and professional skill is truly invaluable in such
cases ; but the shattered conditions of the roads
and airways must of necessity greatly retard the
.e 'sinful and difficult task allotted to him. As
r
arm the cause of the accident it is at present
g ab:l certainly unwise, to hazard an opinion,
difficult,
as it will be the.7"gblY investigated at the inquest,
,
which will take pia.ee on the 18th of Docember ;
but it may not be out 0:p lace here to remark that
frequently these fearful calaOities arise from the
imprudence and recklessness manifested by the
colliers in removing the tops of their OfetY
lamps,
to enable them either to cut the coal wit:' greater
facility or to light their pipes. The lamps are deli-
vered to them locked previous to their descending:,
and the men are liab!e to a penalty, not only for
opening them, but even for having private kdys in
their possession. Very many cases have recently
been brought before the magistrates, but the exceed-
ingly small fines imposed by them have not had tha
slightest effect in arresting this crying evil. In my
opinion, nothing but personal punishment (I mean
imprisonment with hard labour) will put an end to
such reckless proceedings, as, in the event of a fine
the amount is generally subscribed
bhysinthgeimwpoorskemde n.
, Mr.
It was only on the Saturday fortnhigehatgpeuretvious
to the accident at this colliery that t
Harrison, having detected a man in the colliery
colliery,
con-
trary to the rules a poofsstehsesion,
colliery,
brought, magistrates, and the
brought the case before
with a private lamipldkreeyg
uilnatihoinss
payment 14 days' imprisonment. Mr.
defatjlt
Harrison, oil •••-
same occasion, found on several of
fine imposed by them was 10s.. with costs, and in
the men nails, whie... -f could be given of their
havingmrhilebetehne
esaoeuseseedf.
lamps, though no direct pro, _
no doubt were for opening the
the explosion is yet inyeiveu
ainscsoortmailich
ned,mitysteryand
wouldbe prematureits results so
to
dul imperfectlyge
in
any
mnetvheerpthueblleiscstihtewionudlid-
catashintvrhabi mi
be worse indi-
cations that have already made themselves apparent
eto heetearaptpeox
habit colliers
cau cause of
ot
fh the
smokingdis st e ra—t

Greenock. The engines will be of 1,250 horse
power ; their transport will occupy about seven or
eight voyages, and will engage the services of the
Rhadamanthus through the winter.
The orders for paying off the crew of the sailing
frigate Amethyst, 26, Capt. Sidney Grenfell, at Ply-
mouth, where she arrived from the Pacific on Thurs-
day, have been countermanded, and she is now to
go to Chatham. It was at first expected that the
condition of her foremast, which is damaged, might
have prevented her from going to an eastern
Port- When
of China her this ship was blockading the coast
crew performed a very clever and
daring act. - An Austrian brig, laden with coffee
e sugar, Wie
captured at sea by some Chinese
rebel pirates, who
moored her under one of their
own forts. When the fact became known, it was
determined to attempt a rescue by those on board
the frigate. Hertwo cutters and gig were manned,
and placed under the charge of. the master. With
muffled oars they approached the brig in the night
and boarded her by the forechttins,
cutlass in hand.
Much to their surprise, the onlrpereen
on board
was the Austrian mate, who instructed them where
then
to find the shackle of the chain cable,
They
dropped a kedge anchor some distance ahead,
and,
unshackling the cable, quietly warped the brig
from under the rebels' guns into a, position Where
canvas could be spread, and sailed safely out of the
harbour. It is probable that the crew of the Ame_
thyst will be entitled to prize-money for this bold
recapture. When she was saluting at one of the
ports of call on the voyage home, a seaman named
Hill, a native of Plymouth, had one of his arms
shattered to such an extent that amputation be-
came necessary. Unfortunately, by the same acci-
dent he lost three fingers from the other hand.
The invalids from the Pacific and South American
stations, brought to Plymouth on Thursday morn-
ing by the sailing frigate Amethyst, were removed
in the afternoon by the paddlewheel steam vessel
Avon to the' Royal Naval Hospital. Yesterday
(Friday) morning the Avon and the tug Zephyr
went from Hamoaze into the Sound to tow the
frigate into the offing, but the weather was so
boisterous they did not make the attempt. Heavy

WATCI4ES At A BRANCI Or Fr.!'B ART MINUFAC-
TURES.—" Having extended our search throi; h the West-
o7.
end and the City, after an ordinary good Englimn 'va'f('ll,
Possessing an artistic design, we have untie to the conch.
mien that but very few of our English watch manufacturers
have yet properly appteciateti the advance of the public
taste for a higher order of ornamentation ftom improved
designs. Small though the watch is, it yet affords ample
scope for the display of the genius of an artist. It is,
therefore, with nitich pimiento that we can mention one
tnataufacturer-who has given especial attention to the artis-
tic ornamentation of watches, and whose productions mani-
fest a decided advance in regard to rules of art and the re-
quirements of an educated taste. The manufacturer here
alluded to is Mr. J. W. Benson, whose recently enlarged
show-rooms, at 33 and 24, Ludgate-hill, form one of the
conspicuous features of this great City thoroughfare. The
display of gold and silver watches, together with ormolu
clocks of rare designs, is quite imposing to the passer-by.
Here the purchaser of a watch is affordd every facility of
choosing one suited to his purpose and means, and pos-
sessing at the same time all that can be desired in finish,
taste, and design."—Glebe.—Benson's illustrated Pam-
phlet, post free for two stamps, is descriptive of every
construction of watch now made. Watches safe by post
to all parts of the globe.
(InixtSTONE's EYE Saurr.—Mr. Grimstone, High-street,
Bloomsbury.—Ophthalmic Hospital, Charing-cross. Sir,—
Pe
rceiving that on one of your bills my name is mentioned
lineaunv ion with that of my late patient, Mr. Litchfield, I bez
e to confirm his testimony, and state the great benefit
dert
the eemienctiorlel
in ;tee:obey the use of your excellent herbaceous Eye Snuff
aecompani,edb which was one of obstinate chronic ophthalmia,
opacity of the cornea, and a varicose state et
notice in which thevesrseeplas.ratilioins wascase wusaesdt;hbeufitrbsteiunngdaetrrumcky
by the advantageouif results, I resolved to lay aside preju-
dice, and advise its us in some cases in my practice at thle
117110
ther to recommend it.—ZaL
Hosrital. The benefit great, and has led me still
yourfur-
a3, obedients pills
and
d sereo ien
Ointment.—
, e
nJ
t. ,
_G
GUTHRIE.
wavebrity and an amount
[AIWERTISEMENT.]—
These medicines have Obtained
must be taken as a
has not
of a century,
of sale in all parts of the world
sufficient 'proof that their virtues must
goonoedhas com-
They have stood the test of nearly a are not exaggerated.
and during all that period there
charge brought publicly against them. /%490 been a single
plained that they have done harm instead of
valid, after a fair trial, has found them fail to relieve liii
pain or cure his disease. In all cutaneous disorders cape_
cially, the combined action of the Ointment and the Pin
is absolutely irresistible. The cure is not temporary and
superficial, but complete and permanent,

[ADVERTISEMENT.)—To the hectic, the consumptive, the
dyspeptic, the emaciated, and the debilitated, Du Barry's
delicious health restoring Rovalenta Arabica Food restores
sound lungs, perfect digestion, refreshing sleep, and nerv-
ous and muscular energy, without any of the uncertainties,
purging, and ruinous expenses incurred by medicines, cod
liver oil, or visits to distant climates. Cure No. 39,618
Dr. Wurtzer, of consumption. Cure No. 54,812—Miss
Virginia Zee'mers, cured of consumption, after her medical
advisers had abandoned all hopes of recovery. Cure No.
3,9o6—Thirteen years' cough, indigestion, and general de-
bility, have been removed by Du Barry 'e excellent food ;
James Porter, Athol-street Perth. Cure No. 46,270—Mr.
James Roberts, timbermerchant, of thirty years' dis-
eased lungs, spitting of blood, liver derangement, and
partial deafness. Cure No. 52.087—F ield Marshal Duke
of Plutkow, of a gastric inflammation of the
stomach.
Avoid Pills and Medicines: they invariably aggravate and
perpetuate diseases ; their annoyance, disappointment,
and expense may be avoided by using Du Barry's Foodwhich, at a few pence per day, saves 50 times its cost in
pc
siotequences. Certificate nervous, bilious and
other remedies, removing effectually, without purging,
ti
indigestiondall h
( dt y :pi
re
liver complaints an nte
No. 36,418. We find it the safest remedy. Andrew Uro,
MD., F.R.S., Dr Harvey, Dr. Wurzer, Dr. or Sh 1 dan , Dr.
Campell. Let invalids avoid the fearful dangers efspu-
rious and injuriou,4 imitations offered under a vane • tf
false pretences. Nevill's imitations are prohibited y o
by the
high Court of Chancery under a penalty •
of 5,0 00 against
Alfred Hooper Nevill and his agents ; and the pretences
that Nevill has a patent for Arabica Food and that Du
Barry's are connected with such patent are utterly fals,-:.
No canister is genuine without the
and Co., 77, Regent-street, in full name Barry Du Barry
Shopkeepers who attempt • osit i, o ntheseal and wrapper.
lm on in one article must
others. Packed in tins 11b.
expect to be distrusted in all p
2s. 9d.; 21b. 4s. 6d. ; slb 1
121 b. and 241 b. canisthrs. 1 8. ; 121 b. 225. ; 241 b. 40s. The
are sent carriage free on receipt
of Post-office order by Barry Du Barry and Co., 77, Re-
gent-street, London •
60, Gracechur h , Fortnum Mason, and Co.; AbbiL,
c -street ;4, Chea side -6' d 150, 0 p , .an Ox.
bard-street ; 330 and 45 Q
street ; Batty, .l, strand ; 49 and 60, Bishopsgate.
tea-dealers • 16,
Finsbury Pavement ; Phillips and Co.
City ;
~
ig.petty, Wood, and Co., King William-street,
a' 141) High Holborn; and all grocers.

IFCHRISTIE.-0a the 7th inst., I'. Y. M'Christie, Esq.,
of 37, Great James-street, Bedford-row, Revising Bar-
rister for the city of London, aged 64.
OSMOND.—On the Ist inst., at Bieester, Oxon, George
Osmond, Esq.
PIGG,—On the Gth inst., at 16, Grove-hill-terrace, Cam•
berwell, the Rev. Joseph Gage Pigg, 8.A., aged 43.
RIDGIVAL—On the 3d inst., at Cauldon-place, Stafford-
shire Potteries, John Ridgway, Esq., Magistrate and
Dep.-Lieut. of the county of Stafford, aged 75.

-stirehasers must needs gain at some
" other, and what they
-w be obtained
1.4,4

proved to be very much decayed, but no irritation
of the gums or sign of the recent application of
arsenic appeared, Mrs. Crane, after the death,
—1 of the prisoner why she had not mentioned
"If you had told me I would
-ad) about it." The pri-

abundant, t..._
point of the bargain ...-
gain here is in credit. Credit can u.....
by men who in former times would have apps..._
for it in vain. True, they pay highly for it, but inquit.,— .
i
that is more agreeable than not getting it at all. the arsenic, sapub,
Customers are wanted to borrow money at a high , have asked him (the deMyr.

LONDON : Printed and Published by MURDO YOVNG, of
No. 112, Strand, Printer, at THE Sow Office, No. 112, Strand,
in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the County of Middlesex,
Saturday, December 8,1660,