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____ _ - _.__.__ . _ __ , __ _ , . ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. in his concealment under the bed, had an opportu- ' SEDUCTION AND REVENGE.
11' AS TIMO.A iAL TO Mit. --6 WIA US, U.I, TIM, tel.
. • ) dire intercourse with Mr. Ewings, both friendly - doubt whether the question put to the priest did, in forced into the stye and locked in. There were
e . what the burglars were like. He swore positively Three weeks ago (says the Bombay Gazette of
and on business, had Oontinued ever since, and by his fact, involve the consequences assumed by him ; but twelve pigs in it, and it was excessively dirty. They • 0- , nity of seeing the struggle above described, and
LONDON AND WESTMINSTER BANE. •
••••••.........14/10.4.1. business habits Mr• Ewings con • ced him that his be that as it may, we do not doubt but that he en- remained there for an hour, when they were taken NORTHERN CIRCUIT-YORK MARCH 8
tirely brought upon himself, and actually went out out and had their hands lashed behind their backs. Mr. Justice Hill and Mr. Justice Blackburn
Sergeant-Major Hunt, who was for 13 years in that
to the prisoner being the lesser of the burglars. It Feb. 11) the officers of the 14th Light Dragoons
At the late half-Yearly meeting of the London money was as safe as it had been in the bank from _ _ . . was also proVed that the prisOner and a taller man
reeiment, " in testimony of his zealous and faithful
assembled at Kirkee to present a silver tea service to
and. Westminster Bank proprietors it was publicly which he had removed it to the Bloomsbury Branch of his way to invite, the punishment hasuffered.- Witness was forced into the water closet and locked arnved at this city yesterday afternoon from Dur-
were offering razors similar to those found in the
of the London and Westminster, althoughhthat Daily News. up. The prisoner was locked uP elsewhere. About ham, and proceeded to open the commission at the
services as mess sergeant during a period of 11 years."
announced that Mr. Gilbert, the manager, who had
bank was the Bank of England. (Hear, ear.) four o'clock on the following morning the chief mate Castle and at the Guildhall, after which their lord- coat for sale three days before the hurglary took
place; and one witness swore that the razors found
It may be imagined with what feelings of honest
e
conducted the affairs of the institution from its first
They all regretted parting with Mr. Ewings, al- THE BU.RRADON COLLIERY EXPL 0- came to witnesa with a stick about three feet long ships attended Divine service at the cathedral.
foundation and contributed so largely to its extra- were the same as were offered to him by the two
though of course it was every man's aim to bate' SION. and an inch thick, and beat him on the back for ten This morning Mr. Justice Hill tried two city pra
ordinary succesee had, yielding to the inexortab. le
..___—„,...__ minutes, his hands being tied. Witness was the, „mem at the Guildhall. At 12 o'clock their lord- men in question, one of whom was the prisoner. It pride and gratification Mr. Hunt received from the
. demands of increasing age and its. eonsequen in.- his position. ddr. Reeves, who was Mr. Ewings'
- NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, Sari-I...MAT. locked up again. Ho heerd the mate goto prisoner ships proceeded to the Castle, Mr. Justice Black- , was then proved that the prisoner was apprehended hand of Col. Scudamore this tribute to his estimable
firmities, resigned his onerous an pose. first clerk, and, at first, his only clerk, h.ad imbibed
11 h* h b't f b • d was well-hked by the The coroner's inquest upon such of the men killed and beat him also. About three in the afternoon burn sitting on the Crown side and charging the
a is ai s o unness, an at Middlesborough, some short time after, when he qualities and exemplary character, for he could not
tion. It was at the s.ame time statedialathba°triMmira. Wm.
h bl'c • and this made up in no in Burradon Pit as were got out before the after- the captain and chief mate came to him, took him grand jury.
, Mr. Foster, in defence, contended that the evi-
had nearly .E 5 upon his person.
cers who offered him their " good wishes for his
have dreamt at that time that one of those very offi-
Ewings, who had with almost equal subccess
fcon- customers and t epu i ,
ducted the branch establishment en Hol orn rom sm.all measure for the loss which the district sus- noon after the accident, and which stood adjourned out of the closet, and conveyed him to the saloon, The calendar contains the names of 51 prisoners
d h d • el fth er ices of their origi- from Saturday afternoon last to Friday, was re-
f a century tame wen epnve o e s v when he was forced upon his knees, and the mate and of 32 persons charged with offences, out on bail. deuce of Mr. Wynn, as to recognising the prisoner's future welfare and success" would, before two weeks
its first beginning, nearly- sumed by Mr. S. Reed, the coroner, yesterday again beat him with the same stick. He cried with One prisoner is charged with chi
•Id murder • the •
, voice, was worth little when it was considered that
ago, had been appointed to sir ceed him. The nal manager,
a quarter o . had passed, be denounced and justly punished by
. principled' of banking ursued y Mr, Ewings at Mr. REMITS returned thanks, and said that he afternoon, in the chapter of the village. The build- pain, when the captain told him not to say a word, rest with the usual variety of offenc.es. Som.e o,f he had onl heard it *once before and that three •
y , him as the dishonourer of his home and the destroyer
years ago; while the evidence of a frightened boy, of his hap U t d b t
situated in a position where he could not take such piness. nacquain e , even y repu a-
Bloomsbury were -supch as not. only brought a laboured under great disadvantages in having to ing was densely cro7ded w. ith pitmen, viewers, and hit hhm with
.his fists on the face and stomach. these cases are of a character to require consider
They then put him into the able time to try them, and on the whole the calen- tion before the sad event occurred which has startled
large amount of profita
ble business to the bank, succeed such a manager as Mr. Ewings, whom he and others concerned in colliery operations, nearly Re also kicked him.
behind him. He after- der is rather a heavy ohe. notice as to enable him satisfactorily to identify tho
prisoner, whom he had only seen by, an imperfect Bombay and Poona from their propriety, with either
Mr. Hunt or Cornet Browne, all that we hear from
but secured amongst the customers a large number anel all the officers of the Bank were delighted to all the leading men connected with the mines of closet, his hands still lashed
d 'd H led dh t the northern district being present. The remarks in wards heard them beating the prisoner. In the The cause-list is unusually light. Up to a quer-
of personal friends to himself. These personal see appointe to prem e over them. e ope t a
h reciated the the Bloomsbur Branch would not retrograde in the newspapers upon the manner in which the in- light, carried no weight whatever with it. Under day to day of the former gentleman convinces us
friends, and other custom_ ers,
_wh o. app evening he and the prisoner were released, and th.eir ter past 12-the time for completing the entry
of the first or West Riding list-only three causes these circumstances he apprehended that there was that the ex • f • db th 1 1
courtesy and attention of
.r. Ewings, onsidered an way. Heywould use his best exertioßs to fol- quest held on Monday was slurred over have at- relative duties were changed, the prisoner being pressions o praise use y eco one
no case which would justify a jery in convictin
that his elevation to a more important sp ere in eow e s eps o is pre ece ,
eh
•th Iyin th t fh• d ssor who would feel tracted attention in the proper quarter, and a very appointed as steward, and witness as cook. On were entered ; a rush to enter all there were. then
g• of the 14th in speaking of his conduct were not
strong official letter has come down to the coroner Monday, Nov. 14, witness cooked the breakfast for seems to have been made, as the list, when Published, His Lordship having carefully summed up the
'bank he had served so well was a fitting occasion equally as interested in their progress, from his old
the captain's cabin, prisoner bringing the things containing an entry of 25 causes, of which seven evidence,
The jury, after some consideration, found the pri- misapplied, and that the ex-sergeant-major through-
out both his military and civil career was a worthy
mto express their feelings in his favour in a associations, as f w g from the Home-office on the subject.
for the i he ere constantly amon st
Mr. Dunn and Mr. Atkinson, Government In- for that purpose. At seven o'clock prisoner brought are marked for special juries. Among the bar this
substantial and permanent form. A subscription them. - member of society. Of Cornet Browne nothing is
soner guilty.
. list was accordingly opened, and in a short time The CHAIRMAN then proposd c, The London and specter of Mines, and Mr. William Lockeff Harle, some tea to be kept warm for the captain. At half- is esteemed a miserable list. Rumour assigns to the
said. He was of course in virtue of his position as
past 7he brought some potatoes and salt meat. East and North Ridings list about a dozen causes. The learned judge ordered sentence of death to
be recorded. It was not the fault of either the pri-
something like 500 guineas wee collected, with Westminster Bank," coupling with it. the name of solicitor of this town, appeared for the Crown ; Mr. an officer entitled to rank as a gentleman ; and this
peobably was the attraction which made him sups-
which a handsome set of dinner plate was pur- Mr. Ewings. Philipson, represented the owner of the colliery ; Witness used the meat and potatoes to make The entry is not, however, completed until to-
chased (designed and manufactured expressly by Mr. EWINGS returned thanks, and said that the and Mr. Blackwell, barrieter, and Mr. I.V. P. " scouse ;" he also had solmf e herrihgs and. slices of morrow.
Roberts, of Manchester, solicitor, the relatives of bacon to fry. About ha -past eight witness was CROWN COURT. saner or his companion that murder was not perpe- nor to her husband in the eyes of Mrs. Hunt. Ac-
trated, and though the sentence of death would not
Messrs. Widdowson and Veale, of the Strand), con- most sanguine friends of the Bank never expected customed for many years to regard the eommis-
slating of an elegant and massive centre-piece, with that in so short a time it would have aqui
"red so 11l d b h 1 ' Through the libe-
men 1 e yt e exp osion. called away from the galley by one of the men, and (Before Mr. Justice Blackburn.) be carried but, the least he might expect must be sioned officers of the regiment as belonging to a
rality of a entleman of wealth and position in the was absent about doe or six minutes. When he Isaac Smith was indicted for setting fire to a penal servitude for life.
candelabra • two epergne side•pieces to match, and high a degree of prosperity. The glory of the sys- higher class than her own, the wife of 'the chief
' • hat it made known to all that when they county r. ereean aanme i
- Mg S • tB 11 t• 's en )ected down b k h found risoner in th 11 N ticed stack of wheat, the property of Mrs. Catherine Bar-
-1 came ac e p . ega ey. o g . ,
a salver. Last night the ceremony of presentation tem was, t . . partner in the mercantile house of Hunt, Monnet,
took place, when some 150 of the gentlemen who placed their money .1 .
'n a Joint-stock bank such as on on y
Mda to appear en behalf of some of the re- nothing particular in Ins • conduct at that time. rett Downes, at Harewood, on the 22d Nov. last. • POLICE INTELLIGENCE.-March 10. and Co., could not shake off the 'remembrance of
had subscribed assembled together at dinner at the the
.London and Westminster with a large paid-up latives of the deceased men. - When the breakfast was ready prisoner took it into The Hon. A. Liddell and Mr. Lascelles prose- * former days, or resist the impressioa that the wife
' - There was only one body left in the pit this the captain's cabin. In ansWer to questions from cuted es.the prisoner was andefended.
Albion Tavern. capital, they were perfectly safe never to lose a . WORSHIP-STREET.-Thomas Stehle, a sedate of one who had been a sergeant ought to feel flat-
Joseph Turn ey, s.,
1 E q was in the chair sup- farthing of that lodgment. He thanked them for morning, th Wlk. Pt' h d h 1 hi th "
that of omas i inson. ar les a the benc ,wi ness sai e scouse" was in a sauce- It appeared that Mrs. Downes kept the Harewood .middle-aged man, described as an undertaker in tered by the attentions of a cornet. Mr. Hunt, it
ported by Mr. Ewings as the guest of the evening, t e expre
' h ssion of their d • h •th d t
goo wis es wi regar o h• f 111 •ht b t • d ld I be got t Ab t t ,l k Arras in the village of Harewood and that on the
been Beare ing er i a nig , a no one can give pan, an cou ean y a . ou en oc oc , , Shoreditch, appeared to show cause why an affilia- seems, had intercepted a letter which proved clearly
by Mr. Commissioner Murphy, Mr. Taylor, &e. the Bank, and he was sure they would unite with d
an idea where it may be foun . prisoner again came to the galley and appeared night of she 22d of November last a wheat •
tion order should not be made upon him, under his wife's guilt. He went to his huge took a
This afternoon a very influential meeting of the somewhat confused. Witness said, o What. is the shack in t
he farm-yard at the back of her house was
After the usual loyal and patriotic toasts, him in wishing that it might endure for ever. somewhat strange circumstances. . loaded pistol, and proceeded to Browne's bungalow
lease
The CHAIRMAN rose to propose-the toast of the (App .) . inhabitants of Newcastle and the district was held matter, steward ; have they beaten you again?" to dtobe on fire and in s ite of ever exer-
discovere , P y Susan Well, a tall-respectable-looking woman of at Kirkee with the letter in his hand. Mr. Hunt
son of The proceedings shortly after were brought to a-n .
evening. He said, my friend Ewings is the fire was communicated to another stack
i the Guildhall ; the Mayor, Mr. Blackwell, pre- which he replied, "No; it's all right.' About four tion the ' 38 or 39, stated that she first became acquainted accosted the man, and asked him if he could deny
sided, and among those present were the Bishop of that afternoon witness was. placed under arrest. and both were consumed, doing
.damage. th th.e with the defendant about two years ago when she
a country
.gentleman, who like many others who close. what had happened. The reply of this officer, who
Durham and Lord Ravensworth; The Bishop, in Other witnesses were then examined, and their amount of about £2OO. In a buildin ademnin in
had occupied high positions in this land, not being . g g lodged at the house of a person named Aachen, in seems not even to have had the manliness to at-
22LE CONFESSIONAL. a feeling speech, moved a resolution expressive of testimony went to show that the captain had treated head of cattle and close b •
the same yard were 27 • y Finsbury, where the defendant was in the habit of
fond of country pursuits, came to London to try tempt a defence of his victim's reputation was a
_____4,-- - sympathy with the bereaved families ; which was them very cruelly. One witness stated that the pr
e. was a gasometer, and had either taken fire great • ieng and wh e when he one d ailed he • -
yrs i , er , ay c
his fortune. Good fortune has ever since followed
._ 1 " h 1h d
, Jeering augh and a light confession t at e a
Wh n a minister of relig•ion le taken from his followed by another resolution proposed by Lord soner said to him either the captain and mute or d • 'h h d On
damage and estruction mig• t ave ensue . asked her to accompany him to the cemetery to look
him: He commenced life as a banker, and was e , . committed the crime of which he was accused. Mr.
d R h • neral subscri tion list on
flock by the magistrate, and for refusing to o some- avenswort , opening age p. himself would soon be dead. that night, shortly before the fire, the prisoner, who at the grave of his wife, who had been dead nearl
lucky enough to nes e i
tl lihnself under the wings of y Hunt then called upon the cornet to give him such
h cl.
thing which he alleges is contrary to his conscience their behalf. Mr. H. L. Pattison, chymical manu- The case was ten a eourned till Monday. was dressed in a long coat, was seen to leave the three years. She consented to do so and, while satisfaction as a duel could afford for his wounded
lin and Co. and how
the well-known firm of Gos g , yard where the stacks were, and was afterwards
is imprisoned, it is important that the grounds and facture; argued that these horrible explosions, scat- - - there, he paid her marked attentions, as'ked her for honour. Again the only answer was a smile of
the goose's milk agrees with him you are enabled seen by persons who knew him going rapidly away
f h et should be clearly appre- terin e death and ruin among so many families, arose
reasons o suc an a THE .RELIGIOUS DISSENSIONS IN ST. " her company," and expressed a hope that she
0 mockery and derision and an intimation that it
to jtidg After the London and Westminster
--e• hended by ourselves and be made plain to our from the conduct of colliery owners in no. t provid- GEORGE' S-IN- TRE-EAS T. in a direction from the fire. On suspicion lighting would shortly be his wife, a wish he several times ld ' ' • • '
Bank had been for some time established, they upon him he was apprehended, and he then denied wou be beneath the dignity of this wretched.
thought it would be advantageous. to open a branch ham in an am le su 1 of fresh air in their pits, and he
neighbours. On Monday last, at the Dur g p pp yr . h - • repeated. In the March following hi asked her to seducer to fight with one who had been a private
Assizes, the Rev. John Kelly, a Roman Catholic moved, as an amendment, that the meeting ead that he had been in Harewood that night. To show
in Holborn, and my friend having been pointed out The proceedings at the police-court last week so leave the house she then lived at to live in his, and soldier. On this Mr. Hunt, still keeping a mer-
riest at the Fellin s in the Durham Coal-field, journed until after the inquest, for he maintained
far from leading to pe h f t t 1 'n- a motive and connect him with the offence it was she did so, and paid him rent for the lodging she
a.ce, ave un or
.un.a e y i f vellous calmness, remarked that Cornet Browne
as a man of business habide, strict integrity, and P .
tt d b I'. Justice Hill for contempt that if the loss of life was occasioned by the neglect of , d the exc't d f proved that he was a Herewood man who had en- then occupied. He then became very attentive to
thorough knowledge of banking operations, who was comtme e y i e eelings of the parishioners o for ot the man he had injured 1 er a
f 'n as a witness, to speak to a those having charge of the mine the owner would 1'
Sat.mGe or e's h listed in the army and had been away for some was
hnot ong
t-
o cour. ,en rhe.usr g, eg, w o yesterday msnifested their dis- her, took her up coffee to her bedroom, promised sergeant-major in the 14th Dra
would be likely to carry out such a concern success- i years. On the 12th Nov. he returned, accompanied gohens, u a par _
Ideonth t • 1 f Wil- b m elled to maintain the widows and orphans
fact within is know eg. . e rut o eco p . . g" - t'l ho e h
pleasure in a very marked manner, notwithstand- her marria e, made her resents gave her •
* d d" ngly They put
fully ;he was appointe accor i . . Ham Hay, a pitman, charged with robbery. The of those whose lives had been seen ce .
d d Th M
e ayor by a girl about 15 years of acre whom he repre- - g'lle d P _ ,_ _ _ nor in a mercan i e us ,w o y the usages of
him as itwere into a baker's shop without a single . . ing the presence in the church of nearl 300 1.
y po ice- 0 , gtoves, asi rem now produced, made of society was entitled to the consideration due to
head another lar e manufacturer, ex- sented as his wife, and on that day he stopped at h tband silk ; and the cloak she then were,
' ' f the best batches
roll, but he had turned out one o ability of the reverend gentleman to give ma- of Gates , . g
f S uth
terial evidence for the prosecution is attested by pressed similar views. Mr. Mather, o o men. Those who attended the morning service had the Harewood Arms, and, unknown to Mrs. Downes a • a gentleman. The cornet again treated his clues-
of bread. in the country. (Cheers and a laugh.) the following notice placed in their pews •-" £2 Re- , which was made of coffin-cloth, and gins
obtained a bed from the servants for this girl and tions with the supercilious insolence he had dis-
the fact that onl a few hours after the robbery the Shields, recommended that a committee should be
ward.-Tres - • • d I lined with hatbands. He was a Methodist, l
pass.-Whereas certain disor er y per- p ayed throughout the interview, and Mr. nunt,
himself. Next day he went out to look for work, and
Goin • • hout a customer he now counts
gin wit . d 1y h d d t h t fth •ta t • t. t th • umstences of the •
h reveren gent eman an e over awa c ,par o e appom e o inves iga e e circ to k t f ii- lf d h • Mth cl. t- • •
sons are in the habit of remaining in the church of St. - • • , . . o sea s or rinse an er in a e ois
• thousands u the books and, in short, t e
pon • . stolen property, to a policeman. Before entering explosion, but that the flow of public benevolence Mrs. Downes seeing the girl sitting on the doorstep his patience exhausted, said, " Your blood, then,
Holborn branch of the London and Westminster George's-in-the-East after the afternoon lecture, chapel, and she used to go to chapel with him. The
the witness-box, Mr. Kelly objected to the form of should not be interfered with. The amendment was crying, learnt from her that she had come from be on vonr own head," and raising the pistol, shot
ay be said to be the most successful branch . . , for the ur tem of •t ru tin h 1 b ation of
13 p., iner p gteceer result of this was an improper intimacy, and her h• rk
Colchester with the prisoner, and that she was not im i e a dog.
1 h • d h It' do ted and a very • •
In - the oath, as requiring him to speak not on yt e with rawn, t e reso u ion was a p , discove • h • • t t. •t. t"
ring s e was in an in eres ing si tut ion.
establishment i. . .
'n the country. In present- the divine service in the evening, notice is hereby given she a tat ay a no mg o
h• 'f dth t hd h d h d tie' t
is wi e, an a This she d' -
llfl h
ing to him this testimonia ee tat we, truth, but the " whole truth ; '-' whereas, he urged efficient committee, consisting of coal owners, that such conduct is illegal, and that all persons Isclosed •to the defendant, who said he
eat. Mrs. Downes fed her, and, et her expressed COUNTRY 111A.RICRTS.
th re was a art of the truth which had come to his mayors of the Tyneside boroughs, manufacturers,
found so tre • ' • • was very sorry for it, and brought her no less than
who are the customers of that branch, are spassing after the expiration of half au
e 1 d 13
d • hich made it his and merchants, and working men, was appointed to wish to go back, charitably sent her to Leeds and o
only doing our duty by him. I believe that know ege un er circumstances 7 hour frotn th -
e conclusion. of the lecture will be pre- six bottles of medicine. She took Of • ' •
is medicine till
duty as a mem h f dd• • t the funds collected.
ber of the Catholic Church to pre- take c ergo o an a minis er paid her fare from there to Colchester. On the pri- LIVERPOOL-Mantis 10.
she became very ill in cense
secuted according o law The above reward will quence, when she dis-
no testimonial has ever been got up as this ion that the eircam-
b hi. at - ' soner returning he was told what had been done, The wheat and flour trade to-day maintain firmness of
so ution expressing an opin .
h 1 f 11 • some Are 1 • • •
serve secrecy ; nevert e ess, a ter a eging. continued doing so, and now produced a bottle of it
e pal to any person or persons who shall give
has been. There has been no flourish of trumpets, f h 1 • hould be fully investigated and that he would not be allowed to remain in the _ prices, but the demand has not been over the reenter con-
her objections, the witness took the oath in the stances o t e exp omen s in court, which, as she said. h d b
no beating of drums. It. has all been done , such evidence as shall lead to the conviction of any , a een tested. Quar- gumption.
furt
1 f d th s ans ered the uestions put was also adopted. A large meeting of pitmen's
usua orm, an u w q art • ff cl. -B E
yor parties so oen mg. RYAN ING, house. He became very angry, and to a neighbour, rels then followed about trifles, he saying that he
" tly One friend has informed another what was
gum . d 1 t l hld this afternoon, and measures VI. at whose house he had called, expressed his deter-
to him :- e ega es was aso e . ector St. Geor e's Rector Cannon-street-road." • • had seen her in company with another person, NORWICH-Meilen 10.
proposed, and we have got together a creditable ' d for collecting subscriptions for the e g y, . =latent° be revenged. He was also shown to have
Me. Headlam-From w .
hom did you receive-that watch ? were adopte 0 which was-wrong, and she finally left his house
At ei ht o'clock on Saturda evenin Mr. W. J. At our market this day there was a fair supply of wheat,
BUM without any display or any troubte whatever. • - • •hth C f b dTo morrow collections will be taken in , g y g been in possession of a box of lucifer matches a
Witness-I received it in connection wit een es ereave . - and went to live at another, where in January she and the demand being good, late prices were fully main-
fhompson, the senior churchwarden, entered the
I now beg my friend to accept this very haedsome
sional. , his to
nearly all the churches and chapels of t wn, short time before the fire. On these facts the jury presented him with a daughter, who was now alive tained. There was only a slow retail inquiry for barley,
present, and lam pleased and proud at having the His Lordship-You are not asked at present to disclose church actin uon im erative orders he had re-
) and the Theatre and the New Town-hall will also , g P P . found the prisoner guilty. and well, and was the only child she ever had. 1, • -
owing to the hi h rates demanded.
g
honour of presenting it to him, and I will only add anything stated to you under the Confessional ; you are
be occupied for special religious services, where col- h
cee
"ved from the Bisho of London He took with
P •. . . He was sentenced to 10 years penal servitude. Vhite wheat 46s to 49s I Red wheat 40s to 4611
hom did you receive that watch She handed in letters written by him to her under
im three car enters who u on his instructions Stalling barley.- 42s to 46s Che •
a wish that as the general manager of one of the asked a simple fact-from 7 _
lections will be taker... Several inquiries have been P ' ' P ' Wm. Binns, 40, Henry Astin, 22, and John Moor, t valier barley-34s to 404
which you gave to the policeman ? various nicknames, as well as his own, and all of Distilling do.. ....253 io 27s I Oats.
largest banking establishments in England he may
Witness-The reply to that question would implicate the made in Newcastle w emoved the crosses from the altar and also the
ith regard to orfening a sub- r • . , 30, were indicted for a burglary in the dwelling- which were read. Flour, 29s 6d. to 30s per sack from the miller.
be as successful as he has been at the Bloomsbury
person who gave me the watch, therefore I cannot answer scription in London ; a subscription list is open in dra er wh• h
P y ic has given so mired' offence to the house of the Rev. J. Wynn, the vicar of Aisgarth, Three witnesses, named Williams, Carter, and --
branch. (Cheers.). The chairman concluded 11, it. If I answered it my suspension for life would be a neces- the Coal Exchange. hanoner At esterda 's service therefore the
pan a y y , , and stealing therefrom a £lO note, 10 sovereigns .
~ Wood, de d t th •t. t t b• t•
pose o ein ima e erms su sis ing CAMBRIDGE-Meacu 10.
'e Mr Ewings' health, which was drun sary consequence. I should be violating the laws of the altar was com dof its hieh eh
. pletely denude 0 urch
_
proposine .L . and about 30s. in silver and copper, together with e l • There was a fair supply of wheat, and, with ave 1
with loud cheers and great enthusiasm ; and after church as well as the nature
1 laws. [Pulls a book from his • furniture all the crosses and inscriptions had gone, etween the comp amant and defendant, and car- ry to er-
a gold seal and some other articles. able demand in the trade white moved ff t 44 t 49s •
, , o a 8 o i
an appropriate song by Mr. D. King, breast pocket.]
His Lordship-I have already told you plainly 1 cannot THE MURDER OF TIIE
CIIIEF OFFICER OF TYE ACCRING_TON.
CAPTAIN AND a '
nd the chorister's seats, or, what is now understood Mr. Price and Mr. Simpson prosecuted. ; Mr. ried this intimacy up to Jane last, the defendant rd 43
_ea , sto 47s per 36 stone. There was a small show of
Mr. EWINGS returned thanks. He said-Mr. to be " the quasi chancel," were swept away. promising also to purchase a fanc o business
y t y
enter into this question. You may put up that book. All I • Blaushard defended Moor ; the other prisoners were •f ...‘, ' - b rley to-day ; malting, 36s to 40s ; grinding, 28s to 31s
Chairman and gentlemen, how shall I express my can say is, you are bound to answer, "From whom did you Against this attack upon what Mr. King has or her. • ' . per 30 stone. Oats at 26e to 28s for new ; old oats, -a te
not defended.
gratitude ? How convey to you in words my heartfelt reCeive that watch F" On the gronnd I have statFd to you, SOUTHAMPTON, SATURDAY. hitherto held to be essential to the peiformance of Mr. Vann, for the defendant, said he was in- -s. Beans in limited supply, and a steady sale-new, 40s
It appeared that during the night of the 4th No-
thanks for the great honour you have this evening you are.not asked to disclose anytheig that a penitent may Frederick Casman a man of colour, was this day D• •
wine service he sim 1 rotested and esterda structed to declare that nearl th h 1 fh•
y ew oeo t iswas to 43s ; old, -s to -a per 38 stone ; peas 40a to -a per
, 1) y P . , y y vember last the vicarage house of the Rev. Mr. 36 stone. White cloverseed, 86s to 89s ; red, 46s to 60s pee
conferred upon me ? I feel that my abilities are have sa . y
id to ou under the confession. That you are not 'h
bh• t t d
brought up before t e orou,g magis ra es, an mornin h's cur e and choristers took u - laces
g i at false, and called the defendant h• lf h
rinse , w o was
P P Wynn was entered by a lattice window in the back quarter.
asked to disclose ; but y.ou are as e to isc ose rom w om
k d cl• 1 f h - - •I 1 d th
examined on the charge of wi fu mur er on e sworn, and, after at first declining to be questioned,
within the rails of the communion table the rev
le inadequate to the task, though the task is a
qui , you received stolen property on the 25th of December last h• h ' ' '
ig seas. rector himself ascending the reading desk, which
• . • premises, and a desk containing the money stolen, stated, that though his intentions to dth
war s e com-
labour of love. What is it but a labour of ove o
1 t •
Do you answer it, or do you not ? to ether with a quantity of apers was removed - YORK-Mlacer 10. -
The Accrington was on her voyage from Liver- plainant were certainly honourable ones, he never
offer my warmest acknowledgments to our worthy Witness-I really cannot, my lord. for come years past has been disused, except for the gin the h All was safcis'at ''
ouse. night, and next To-day's market was moderately supplied with wheat, in
and eloquent chairman for the flattering terms in 1 to Calcutta with soldiers' wives and children,
His Lordship-Then I adjudge you to be guilty of con- poo . lesson h. h h
s, wic ave generally been read, as the did, in fact, promise her marriage; that she so con- improved condition, and all descriptions sold readily at
which he has complimented me. What is it but a tempt of court, and order you to be committed to gaol. and when about 3 degrees north of the line, on the were last night, by a layman. The morning sermon
y morning an errand-boy -who lived in the house, on
comin d • f d h d
g own stairs, oun t e oors open, and that stantl came backwards and forwards to him th
y at last week's rates. Beans rather dearer. -
labour of love to thank you, gentlemen, foe the kind, To gaol accordingly Mr. Kelly was committed, 14th of November last, the captain and chied officer was preached by the Rev. Mr. Dove, the curate, he could not keep her away th
the house had been broken into and immediately k - • - '
; at though he did Malt, 68s to 70s per qr. ; rye, 32s per qr.; flour, 33s te
he ship died in a m sterious manner, with the ho s 1
the friendly, the enthusiastic manner with which where he remained until ten o'clock on Wednesday of t . y . i . _ w e ected for his text the 39th chapter of the • ta e seats for both in the chapel, and gave her the 35s per sack.
alarmed the housekeeper and his master. The desk,
you have received them ? (Hear, hear.) Nearly morning, when he was liberated by order of the symptoms of having been poisoned. The ship then book of Genesis, verse 9. articles she stated, the were in fa t 12. 1 '
, c , is w.i.e s
rifled of its valuable contents, was found in a field
25 years have passed away since I came amongst judge. proceeded to Pernambuco, and an inquiry was made In the afternoon the sermon was preached by the dresses ; that her staty
ement about the medicine GLOUCESTER---Mancu 10.
near the house about week after. It appeared from
you, a
lusest a stranger, as the manager of the Blooms- To Englishmen acquainted with the principles into the circumstances b her Majest 's consul at , , i
Y - Y . REA. Thomas Richardson, the newly-elected lee- the evidence of the Rey. Mr. Wynn that he had em- was entirely false ; that, on the contrar h
y, e At our market there was rather a fair attendance, with
bury branch of the London and Westminster Bank. which pervade our educated classes, and the temper that port (Mr. 11. A, Cooper), the result of which turer, and at its close a large body of ,persons had noticed somethin h •cl d •
g e cons" ere improper ' a dull business doing. English white wheat, 45s to 47s I
My ambition then was, as it now is, to merit your in which jukice is admmistered in our nteurltos, iNti.iis hat Fredsriek Casnian steward of the ship ployed the prisoner Binns last summer to cut his between her and a erson named Jones • -and red, 43s to 46a per qr. Foreign, 46s to 503 per qr. In
wwas stent to En land by the s'teamer 01,cida. With, mme ained ills the
echurcsch,nwithiaivi iew too creating ha-,
y as a harvest labourer, and had allowed him to ,
he barley, oats, and beans no alteration.
confidence and good opinion. I hoped by the faithful quite unnecessary to say that the comme te f
he h . that, in short, she onlp left his ho se b
, saasieonchonaicieful y e ; d led
~ .so much get his meals in the house, and while so doing he could not pay the renj a eeause
8 t ----
, tg I , -..t - • al sent, who
her ur ose than to vindicate t e t e prisoner we se wi nesses \sue , so conte
previous un ay. Vith a de-
. honourable, and courteous discharge of my duties Kelly had no ot p p i woild have an opportunity of observing Mr. Wynn LEICESTER-Mancn 10.
. d th • e t •i to g've evidence • •
f the law of tne land. Many of us appeare on e presen occamoi i • termination wic 1 i sim muc cre it, r. ,
h• I (I'd 1 • h dd M Mr Beard for the co 1 '
. , mp tumult, appealed to the There was
to obtain your encouragement and support. The supremacy o. . pen his desk and probably put awe v 1110IleT here a tolerable supply of wheat to-day, a •
th s 1). tof the corifes- the particulars of which may be obtained from the Thompson ordered these persons to leave, and upon - ' s - e - -t ' • magistrate as to which side the truth manifestly attendance, and trade firm. White wh at 48 fair
hope was not io vain. (Hear.) That ma.gnificent have strong opinione on e ..0 eec There were traces of only one man's feet to the at• 62s
token of your approbation bears ample testimony si
"opal as an ecclesiastical institution ; but as Proles- p
de ositions ot the two following witnesses :- h • rfs 1 to do so threatened to ive hem
t eir eu a g t house, but the prisoners had all been seen in h• •
lay on, and asked whether it was probable two of -red, 42s to 49s per 36 stone • ave fake' ' •
, . , ry mcpury for Aso
hld b bth h d d 1 i Samuel I.l‘Cune was third mate, and Shipped on
as ame an a armee into the custody of the police. Thus the church was is client's witnesses, both married women, and one parley, grinding, 30s to 33s ; maltin 37 t 43
that my humble endeavours have not been unsuc- tants we sou e o to ether and there v. ere circumstances
company. g , . g, a o s per qr. ;
oa ,
ts 28s to 34
f E l• h b dth Accrin tOn at I iverpocd. Durin e the 1 d d 1 • d fl hlf t •
f 1 I t't ).- tl Men with pride and if we could believe that the powers oan nuas oar e g , , o c eare ,anso i remaine un i a -pas six, only just recovered from a trying illness, would s per 24 stone. Beans-old, 52s to ..--s
cess u . aceep •i , een e , of suspicion attachmg to all ; they had also been new 42s to 46s per 33 stone. I
pleasure. A pride and pleasure greatly enhanced cou:t had been abused to give expression to either voyage t p .
he ca tain was ver cruel to the men, and hen it was re-o ened for the evenin service B wilfully come there and perjure themselves.
P g • y dealing with an amount of money men in their Fine flour, 3 I
y li. tleth m. w Mr. Mansfield strongly condemned the condu t -3s
- Seconds, 31s I Thirds, 29s per 20 stone.
bth A f mny cid and vahied friends. religious preferences or dislikes. •It is certain i vvitness had several times seen lin sn e e a quarter before seven it was densely crowded, the
y e prese ce o so a station were not likely to possess. As regards Moor ----
of both complainant and defendant, but thou h c
g t the
"n's mess there was onl - the chief offi- lice forming the more cons icuous
If I dare 'not flatter myself that I have deserved that the claim to be exempt from a common civil 'ln the captai y _ po p p part of the the case broke down, and his Lordship directed NOTTINGHAM-Memoir 10.
lendid eift I shall at least have the happi- obligation is one which we should reject as peremp • cer.an . .
d the doctor. It was the duty- of the cook congreeation As in the mornin the riests and • facts amply established against the latter
your sp .e ~ h •)1k f th a ' ' • g, P him to be acquitted. fore made the usual order upon him , and there- The attendance of farmers and factors was moderate and
; With the costs there was a fair show of • ' '
ness of regarding it as an enduring memorial of torily- if ma y . .
de b a beneficed clergyman of the (prisoner being in tat capacity to oo a ter e choristers were obliged to take refuge within the Th h t
e ot er wo men were found guilty. ' wheat, for which last week a prices
- and expenses.
your kindness an se . d•f 1 d live stock. Oa the Thursda revious to 1 •1 "th th • f hi' R B
d munifieence It would be un- Church of England as Mr. Justice Hill rejecte it ow san . . y p a teener s, wi e exception ot e ev. ryan Sentence was deferred. were obtained. Fine barley an active inquiry. Oats quite
grateful in ma were Ito omit the expression of my wen pu one ar. y
h t f -d b a laborious and. ill.peid minis- the captain's death a pig died in a somewhat re- King, who, with a young layman, habited in a sur- FRIDAY, MARCH 9.
CLERKENWELL.-A ro h 1 le as dear. Beans firm.
1 haillse to my i e kable manner and the prisoner and steward
f•i-nd Mr. Ford, as well as to the ter of a church rn disrepute. And it is necessary mar . , s .
bh P '
lice entered the readin -desk Mr Ed e •
g . . me intoned CROWN COURT. ug -oo mg fellow, Red do
White wheat, new, 45s to 548 Barley, grinding.. 28s to 31s
459 to 54s Oats, old, .. 24s be 33s
gen tlemen o both ut into confinement, as having een t e the ra ers the outhful la man readin h les-
f the committee who so kindly that we should do so. Living under the protection, were p
7.. _ p y , y. y gt e (Before Mr. Justice Blackburn.) who gave the name of Thomas Butler, aged 23, re. Old white sos to 56s New do 24s to 33s
undertook the arrangements and have so sue- not of this or that eeclesiastica y ,
I s stem but of the cause of such death. IN itness remembered the day sons in a style which, thoueh undoubtedl well in-
-0 . y Michael O'Brien, aged 40, was charged with siding at 21, Fuller's-rents, St. Ad ' d " '
n rew s escnbed Rd d
e o 44s to 50s Beans. 418 te Os
cessfully accomplished the wishes of the sub- general laws of the country,
fang
1.
t. . , h. h h t•d• d II h. tlO • d
knowledge on wic t e cap ain ie . e saw im a tentione , was apparently very irreverential. So b el , • h
• tire are in t e dwelling-house of the Rev. John as a Newgate-market porter, was '
charged before Barley, malting 37s to 47s Beane, new 42s te 44s
scribers. To have been the cause of so much trouble of ours needful for the purposes o puo lc jus ice.re o'clock in the morning when he appeared in his tI t the con reeat. - d le. k
a er ,
i.on seeme to tin , for they Wy-nn, and stealing therein one coat and about L 25 Mr. Corrie with the viol t• f M JW 1
8, Pool's-build' a eon o rs. . a sh, of Super. flour, 35s to 39s ; fine, 31s t 33 20 t
0 s per s mac
and the loss of so much valuable time to them and due to the commonwealth, at the call of the maps- usua g o lea
1 od 1 lth. Th'e direction of the shi was 1 fli ''
_,_ . _ P cohg ed near ye w ole time the scripture was in gold, and other articles, hie property ; also with . 'rigs, Clerkenwell, and administering
to her a dreg. OXFORD-MA.lton 10.
to my friend Mr. Lloyd, is ruy onlyregret. But, trates. Mr. Kelly demurs to this doctrine. .
He about three degrees north of the line. Saw the being read to them. Mr Kin was list
g ened to assaulting the said John Winn, with intent to mur- Mr. Cattlin t
g a tended An average quantity a wheat t
gen d 1 h ' h d• id 1 a • '
tlemen, my obligations to the subscribers and to asserts that there is somewhere an authority which octor asot at morning, w o appeare in es usua throughout with respectful attention, The preacher der him, at Nappa, on the Ist of January last. to prosecute on behalf of a market te-day, for Which
you all arc too deep and lasting ever to be effaced warrants him i
al withholding from a court of jus- health. The weather was fine with a light breeze. of the evening was the Rev John Hen Ashle the Associate Institute for the Pr t t• of W the trade was Tery good for fine samples ; and other grain
'7 y Mr. Blanshard and Mr. Middleton prosecuted ; and me e oec ion . omen, active. White ruled at 4Ss to
from my heart, for if the gratifying proofs of your tice that which other persons are oun to ren er.
b d d At half-past eleven that mornin 't s nt to • M A fCI '
gwi nes we Gibson, .., o are College, Cambridge, curate Wk 1' 545, red 418 to 48a per qr.
Mr. Campbell Foster defended the prisoner. • • a e ing appeared for the prisoner. Barley, 32s te 42s • oats, -20 s to 32s • beans, 38s te 48s ;
esteem h ch• f offi 's C b. hi
I have this evening received had been Whether he calls this authority the Holy Catholic t e re cer ( ooper) c.a in. He. was sitti gee St, Barnabas, Pimlico. He selected for his text The corn laina t h '
The prosecutor in this case, it appeared, had had .d p n,w o is about 23 years of age, hog peas, 39s to '42s ;- boilers, 40s fo 45s per qr, Flour,
• I could never forget that it was your pa- and Apostolic Church, orreason, or conscience, or by oitai the head of the bed vomitin Prisoner was in sai she was married 33s to 34s per sack. Ha fro
wanting, g. the 9/st Psalm, verse '7, " A thoasand shall fall at another burglary committed in his house in No- 1 , and her husband lived in Tray, mL3Osto £4 Os per ton.
b. 1.1- h
1 favour which mainly contributed to the any other name, the claim of the community upon t eea in, w re was.next to the cabin of the chi
"ef ee. She had kno
tronage ant thy side, and ten thousand at thy right hand, but vember last, and the pnrsons ancerned in that bur- • wn the prisoner for some time,
*ty of the Bloomsbury branch, and to raise its individuel members in a matter whieh con- mate, and he asked him what was the matter with • hall not come ni h and on Saturda mornin la t h DUBLIN-Mallen 10
prosper' C h. • " it s g thee." Ile spoke very freely glary were tried and convicted yesterday. On the y gs s e met him in New-
me to the high position in the bank which I have cerns p e .
umic ustiee is paramount. " From whom ooner, to w ich prisoner replied he did not know, of the devil, whose operations he remarked were • F ers'- .
th t etch ?" the reverend but the would hear about it in time Withess then 11 1d f th • '
now the honour to fill. I trust my future eondact did you receive a na _ y, . . , . , • unpara ee or eir dexterity and unceasing in
, night of the 31st of December last Mr. Wynn and gate-street, by appointment and' went with him produce of every description in limited sup 1
into a übl. h dh ' . The market gen all dull tbt 1 t ' PY.
his household, which consisted of one or two th p ic
.ouse, an ad some ale. They left er y ,aa ou a e prices.
in a more extended sphere of action wil strengthen gentleman was asked. " The answer to that went to the captain s cabin. baw the doctor stand- their perseverance He added that God had done en, and meeting another man went into another 'tine s. d. a. d. s. d. s. d.
ld • l• t th I in at the do ftl t 1 t d h d the - • '
d ' ion of which lam so justly proud and question wou . imp lea e e person w. io gave g . er ore wa er-c ose , an. ear all in his power to warn the people against this women servants and a boy, retired to rest at ten publich •F ' ' eat, white.. 28 6t030 6 Do., new se= ote - •
the goo own o'clock, leaving all safe. About three o'clock on - ouse in arringdon-street, and there had Do., red .. 27 oto2B 6 Here . l3 11 to 14 1
4 eto indul e
that you will perm.t m g in the sanguine me the. watch, 'he replies. Of course it would, captain speaking inside. The captain asked the tempter of souls. This was followed by loud cough- the following mornin M W . three pots of ale. The prisoner then asked her if
g r. nn was alarme h Do., now .... -oto - 0 I Rapeseed. .... 20 0t023 6
y d-y she would h th• , e Barl y
hope that the persona t 1 the uestion was asked. " There- doctor for a illo The doctor asked witness to • d • • •
l friendship which has for so that is ern asy q . p w. . ing an a very serious disturbance in the body of his boy coming to his room and telling him that d ave some ing ' short, and •she after- 16 oto2l 0 atme ...... 13 Itol4 I
many years Subsisted between us swill be neither fore," he -adds, . .
" I cannot answer it." In other get a bottle of brandy which witness obtained and
1 edt 1 h• h' • e church and the r '
_ . .e • th , emainder of the sermon was there were some persons in the house.. This in- war s had some brand sand-
y water. He pulled a Oatse- l2 6t0)3 9 Bakers' flour 15 6t19 9
Do bla k 11 6t012 6 Indian - .
• d• • 'shed by my advancement. words, ",I am a person privi eee o concea a on is return saw t e captain leing on the floor of eery indistinctly heard. When Mr. Gibson left d
interrupted nor imini paper from his pocket, and put something in the " e- - corn .. 32 6t035 I
. uced him to get up and pass along the passage to l
hich m la couetr men the closet He a eared ver ill Witness with
(Hear, hear.) Gentlemen, my thanks aro due to knowledge of felonies, w y y _y . . pp y .
, the pulpit Mr. King pronounced the blessing from g ass. She asked him to drink, and he put his lips le - esee
ld be bound to disclose." the second mate, assisted to remove the captain. the top of the stairs. He then heard the noise re-
you for the delight you ,have conferred upon me by wou the altar, and priests and choristers moved to the f dtob th b to it, but she did not know whether he drank or FoREIGN MAIL ped ME i' 1 /ST. -
y our kind invitation to this social meeting, and I Mr. Kel ypea e
1 1 d d that by answering the ques- They laid him on a bed on the floor of the saloon t om Th •
ves ry-ro . e congregation, who were evi-
_ . erre y e lay, and heavy footsteps being not. He told her to d• k _________.___
h•
ein the remainder,' w ich
b •It.e• th 1 f H hl h i ci
hope you will pardon me if I again express my tion put to him he should e vie aIN e aws o edi not speak. The doctor at eatt me seeme heard directly after upon the stairs, the bey took
dently bent on stopping, struck up the Doxology, refuge in his bedroom and got under th b i hi •‘
sh d'd. Af
ei . ter that they left the house, and in about In the following table E signifies that letters are despatohel
e himself liable to a sus- well enough but he soon after laid down on the e e , w i e by ening mails from L
gratitude for your cordial reception; and for the very his Church and renderine _ , and the organist played with tremendous vigour, in air, Wynn decreted himself in a dark closet, o o- five minutes finding th tth d ' k ev
, a e rin was °venom- ondon, and Mby morning mails.'
elegant and flattering testimonial your generosity pension from his office for life. We do not know floor. Witness remained with the captain nearlY order to drown their voices. As soon as the con- ing her, she asked him to take her home to her
site his own bedroom. The burglars on arrivinPPat Next
DESTINATIONS.
has provided. Mr. Chairman and gentlemen, I how this may be, but if the rev. gentleman is right all the time till he died. It was noon when the gregation stopped singing the organist desisted mother's. She did not recollect anything more Det!patch Port of Mail
the top of the stairs first went into the servant'
have the honour and the pleasure to drink your his ecclesiastical superiors should intervene with captain was removed to the saloon, and he died at from playing, and this sort of amusement between bed d • d
room an examine the boy's box and the bed
s until she found herself in a honse in Bell-alley; f Alai
________________ o ls. Despatch. due.
health, and to wish you long life ro ' d such regulations as would reconcile the duty they three in the afternoon. During that time he did Australia and Ma It --
, p mpenty, an the contendiug parties was kept up for nearly an but finding nothin f 1 h 1 •
go va ua, s ort y came out steam, Goswell-street, and some policemen around her. Southampton me us, via
happiness this world can afford (L d I ) hnpose on him with the law of the land. Practically not speak a word in the hearing of witness. He
every ' .ou c leers. i hour. During a portion of tne proceedings the and were proceeding to enter the closet h 0 • She was in a bed, and her clothes had been torn off Ditto, via Marseilles
Mr. Tenaon proposed the " Health of the Chair- the interpretetion of his duty in regard to knowledge vomited, had pains in his stomach, and his legs were wen Mr • Mar.l9, E April 4
church was in total darkness, all the lights hay- Wynn presented himself. He then found th ' with force. Bahamas and Havana via New
man," whom he eulogised for the able manner in obtained in the confessional is, by our laws, left in a cramped. The doctor made some pills for him, but at the A
ins,. been put out, hut it was lighted again by burglars consisted of two pe ' f h York
Ir. Wakeling severely cross-examined this wit- Canada, sie. 'War. 16, E Liverpool.. Mar. 15-
which he had conducted the business of the even- great degree to the conscience of the priest. He may he could not take them. Some tea was also made, th: direction of the police, who aperehendeil taller than the other, and the featur
rsons, one ow om was n.ess, but did not shake her evideace in any mate- Ca e (by Canadn. pckt.) Mar. 14, E Liverpool.. Mar.l4
1, of Good Hope, Ascen-
ing He also referred to the ability which the know enough to hang a dozen men, and he may live but he would not swallow it. The doctor was taken es of both of
: danger, the church being thronged the whole time whom were concealed. The taller man hd • • nal degree. mon, and St. Helena April 5, .E Devenport April 3
Chairman had displayed when recently 'Master of in a community every member of which in similar ill abo ,
ut 1 o'clock and vomited ver much as ho la
Y Y -the congregation- singing the Doxology and the hand a hay spade, while the lesser man carried al
ain his Dr. J. Bxf fah mined the co - China, Penang, and Sing'
. . -a...ews said he exa m pore, via Southampton
. floor Witness saw the chief mate several times •
the Merchant Taylors Company. He said the city circumstances would feel it his duty to denounce ou the . . • organist playing in the dark. After the lapse of Mr. Wynn on being struck with the hay s d amP• laina
. p nt, and found her in a state Of apparent un- _
.rtto, via Marseilles
of London was proud of their chairman, and de- these men to justice, yet if he chooses to be discreet he was i .
•ri the same state as the two others and died
• an hour a large body of extra policemen entered pa eon tine consci di ratter via Southampton . Mar 12 MiSouthamp Mar 20
head: and severely hurt immediately gra 1d h ousness. He was with her for about two tiondura; and Blewfields ....• Mar.' 17• M'S - • •
servedly so. hercha ban
He referred to the rec
.quets no power can screw out his secret. Mr. Kelly was at 81.
he tbe next morum . The doctor recovered. (In
g s the church, and very soon effected. a clearance. pp e t e hours b ' 'ous He be '
°tore she was quite censer . heved , outhamp. Mar. 16
taller man, when a fierce struggle ensued, which Indla (Calcutta) and Ceylon,
f one of winch
• by the Merchant Taylors, o he told by the Court that he need not disclose anything answer to quest'
given 'ens from the bench witness said
• The enthusiastic protesters against high church prac- the alleged offence had been coakemv.
*tted. via Southampton •
lasted at leeets2o minutes. Several expressions Mar. 20, 14 Southamp.. Mar. 20
appeared. to have a lively recollection. . . etated to him in the confeeional, but that having been that no medicine was offered them exce t the ills •
P P • tices, determined not to have their amusement Police-constable Sharp, 453 , said he was called Inlnatto, via Marseilles Mar. -, E ... Mar. 14
dsa d that f in
The CHAIRMAN returned thanks, an i i actual possession, although but for
_a short time, which they. refused to take. The magistrates ex- spoiled, assembled opposite the rector's house, and were made idadfof by the burglars, who called out to the house in Bell-alley, and found the ai (Bombay), via South-
to the Merchant of the ro ed their sur rise at the conduct of the doctor.) "Liver up, liver up, or I will give you the knif " complain- elmton Mar. 12, M Sou
thamp. Mar. 11
his friend Taylor had not been p ceeds of a robbery, he must state in the press s. . sang the Doxology without the interruption of the e• ant on the bed with her clothes off and in a t I.itto, via Marseilles
. h th t h • hP . t•' d t' Blows were struck by the taller man at Mr. W s ate of Lisbon, Brazils,Buenos Ayres,
Taylors' dinners, he should have thoug t a e witnessebox from whom he received it. We doubt The day after t e cap am s ea a witness was sent organist ; and, being turned away from this spot, the first ynn,
of which, after providentially catchin stupor. The prisoner was also partly undressed. and F. Islands April 9, M Southamp. April 5
was spe 1 exceedenel
lling for a ticket-(laughter)-for near y e y whether any law of his Church obliged to the medicine chest by the doctor to get a bottle continued their -vocal efforts in Cannon-street-road against the door, struck and cut the . prosecutor
g A number of witnesses were called Vrh Lisbon, Vigo, and Oporto.. Mar 17 M eauthamp. Mar. U
all that he had said in his (the chairman's) favour the rev. gentleman to receive the watch at all ; but labelled " tartar emetic." The medicine ehest was until they were fairly tired out. at the woman was in an insensi le state.
th ' • *b o proved Malta, Egypt, and Aden, via* * '
ter which certainly the impoten bin. It was the shi 's medicine chest down the forehead ; but for the blow be b k Southampton Mar. 12,M Sonthamp. overdue
was in relation to his culinary tastes, af ce of British justice would in the state ca It is but common justice to Mr. King to say that mg re ent Mr Wakeling said that under the e t • Ditto. via Marseilles Mar , E .. Mar, 14
have been d - fthe t• PN
hd as described, it probably would have killed him. • ' f the case he t x raordinary Mexico and Havana
his friend had rushed off into a general laudation ?nstFated in a striking manner if, and was in charge o cap ain. . o one a ac- by going to the reading-desk yesterday, as well as circumstences o . rusted the magistrate Southamp.
h ' hd 91
aving a it in his ossn • 's cabin but the ca tam, doctor, and As it was the prosecutor bled p f 1 f tie
ro use y rom e Newfoundland Mar. -,:E Liverpool.. -
of cookery. (Laughter,) He, however, begged to . .. . . p esmon, he had been per- cess to tier e servi es he
P by his general conduct of th c , has shown would discharge the prisoner. United States and British N.
- mated with impunit to ref rd The steward's duty would call him there, wound which he received. Late •
r on in the struggle-
thank them for the manner in which they had re . Y, use to say how he came stewa . . . every disposition to make concessions, but it is plain Mr Corrie agreed with Mr W k America (by British paeket) Mar. - E Liverpool Mar 15
'Th 1
t. eaw of England is it as the cabin contained some stores. Witness found the taller man again aimed a blow at the head of h • • '• a eling that it Ditto (by U. S. packet) as ' '"' '
ceived the toast, and he assured them that he never by 1 unquestionably as from the conduct of the persons who ordinaril t e WaS an extraordinary case, but it ar. 13,E Southamp, -
d d b A -
oun e y elr. Justice ll' ich was not uite half full and a - 3' prosecutor, which he, however, received on his arm. was one that he tofAf • •- •
West Coas . rice, ata-
presi
'sled over a mone social and joyous gathering was exP . . ill, and so we trust the bottle, wh q , P form the congregation, that nothing in the way of could not settle and h h
e s ould th deira, and Teneriffe ..
_..
, 'll lOn°' continue to be. There canb re had been some taken from it, Eventually, finding that from loss of blood he was refore send the Feestlndia, California, Ten.
23 E Live.rpool.. Mar. 10
than that which he had the honour of addressing, it wl 'if t• • 1 eno acknow- peered as though the concession will be accepted. ease for trial. 'lt could not b e e-
and he had no doubt his friend Ewings was very ledgroent o tene s, princip es or racti
la ces that di- or that it had been shaken against the side. Wit- •
Mr. King has commenced an action against Mr. getting weak, the prosecutor made a strenuous effort any person who took adv e too well known that zuela, Chili, Peru, Gre
y-
proud of it. - • (Hear, hear.) dd turb or sub -' • h hd b
reedy tond to .is Ned thecommonwealth ness took it to the doctor who said t ere a een Herbert, the chief constable of the parish, in the to possess himself of the spade, and succeeding in she was in a stat antage of a woman when
e of inse • • • town, New Granada, &c. .. Mar. 17, M Sonthamp. ,/lar. 15
In proposing " The Legal Profession, and Mr. or to obs .
truct Justice. So long as it is part of the something taken from i . . y.
•1. The da after they died wrenching it out of the man's hands, be 'threw it havine been made drunk b nsibility from liquor,
f "th or ractic th - . . , Court of Common Pleas, for trespass. He has also
Roman Catholic ar. . p e. et what a priest the captain and mate were buried in the sea witn down stairs. Farther violence was then used by both the t'
It f • I • y the man, was liable to BIRTHS. ,
Comeniseioner - Murphy," caused five other persons to be served with writs. pena y o vio ation, thou •
feesion he is not at liberty to reveal th men, and on one of the burglars threatening to use gh she might have con- JERvoIS.-On the
The CHAIRMAN delivered a speech replete with knows in con . There was no examination
- e usual solemnities. . sereted after the fact. 11 Bth inst ,at 9, Southwick-crescent,
. Under these circumstances there appears to be ver
d the greatest evil that dr the knife M W " d la. h d d stained e should commit the pri- '
humour. In the course of it he said he had once whether "to aver can hap- made f either of the bodies The shi was then • r. ynn seize is an an su soner for trial o Hyde-park, the wife of Major Jervois, Royal Engineeric,
o • . P . little hope that the excitement whieh has so lon n the charge, . of a daughter.
to rescue a whole c - g a cut about an incl 1 th h"t I d been in-
i ong, as oug i la Mr. W k 1.•
a e ing
f the le al rofession en to an individual, or
been asked why members o g. p . p. oramu- running for Rio Janeiro, but owing to variable prevailed in this unfortunate parish will be abated. • Mr applied that bl. • I SMITIL-On the Bth inst._, at Twickenham M'cldl
d t tion or to save the lives of all the winds th ut into Pernambuco at which port flicted by a closed razor. The threat to give • for tho prisoner's ap ea ar. mig it be taken
were like those who could not rest quietly in bed ? nity from es ruc , ~ 1 "11 11 ey P ' .„........---.. . wife of Sir Lionel S •th B ' I es.;
the
dom -so ong wi a well- the arrived on the 4th of December. In answer Wynn the knife alarming him, he begged them to p rance. Ini , art., of a daughter.
To which the response was, " Because they lie first monarchs in Christen. _ . , . „ Mr. Corrie refuse
a a nyine• tne sanotion to Y • • '
tide in e 0
qu.estions from the bench and from prisoner s The Brigade at Aldershot, vacated by. Major- give up using violence and they should have what d the application. Yomeos-On the sth Jan at G
• overnment House, Hob.art-
On one side and then on the ' other. ' (Loud ordered states be jus .
t' It -----_______-___. town, Tasmania the wife of his E
2 xcellency Sir u. E.. F.
laughter.) of their laws to such communica ions. may seem solicitor, witness said the captain and doctor agreed General the Hon. A. Spencer, and to which Major-Gene- they wanted. He had been knocked down and Major-GeneTaTD---- • Young, C. 8., of a daughter.
tO screen the patty lar- pretty well on th ral Cameron was appointed, will be commanded by Colonel trampled upon, but after the above promise he was Edinburgh as C uncan A. Cameron proceeds ,to
Mr. Commissioner MURPHY responded to the a small matter for a priest but he could not sa the
_ . e voyage. . v
ould eqna y
11 have exerted , s Y David Russell, C. 8., formerly of the 84th, and now head MARRIAGES. ,
were good friends. Previous to the captain s death allowed to get up and go to his room. The lesser sion to Lord M oinmander-in-Chief in Scotland in succes-
toast in a very amusing speech. There was a ceny of a watch ; but he w of the Recruitin Department. Another Brigade at Alder- elville whose period f • '
alf ofa criminal ac- there was much more illness'from scarlet fever and urglar followed and rifled the prosecutor's pockets, -Army and Navy o service has expired. Hicxsee-MARTisr.--On the &I inst Capt R G M B ob.
shot is renderedgvacant by Lord Williani Paulet's appoint- h ,azette - Hicks, of Beverston Glo ” ' •• . ' egn
skeleton,he said; in every house, and that evening his vaunted privilege on the beh
t the hot- other dis while he unlocked a drawer and gave them L 23 in ANonwea 1-) ucestershire, to Caroline, eldent
daughter of W. Marti*, Esq.
they had witnessed one of the contrasts et• nature. cused of murder or treason. This was no
...
I, f eases among the children, 51 of whom died ment to Portsmouth.-Army and Navy qa.zette. ....,EA . n
TH FROM kdRINOLINE.-An inquest w •
They hag given a handsome testinaonial to a sue- headedness of a rash or inexperien
• ced youth ambi c ore the captain's death, and 64 and one woman EADVERTISEMENT]..__Dn Barry's delicious Retedenta gold, in an old kid glove, and some silver. They was held in le• •
irmingham on Tuesday evenin on th b d AY-ALLEN.-On the Bth inst., at Trinity Churcria
cessful banker d In., hd d kth health of tious of notoriety, nor the idiosyncr
~ en t se, a run e acy of aon the arrival of the ship at Pernambuco. There --r
A abica Food invariably restores health, without medicine, also possessed themselves of the remainder of the of a girl 15 years 'of a d g il OY. Southwark, Thomas Edward ld t lair Bt.
ge, name Ann Barrett, who was se- ,e es son of .T.
the Stith, as the de- were on board 261 children. The d inconvenience, or expense, as it saves 50 times.its cost in property mentioned in the charge, and then de- !rely burned on the bod Wa ,of Wi mere-st
oe ot the Insolvency Court. Judicial crotchety or ill-regulated mind, but it w . octor and caps other remedies and removes indigestion (dyspe •)fl t
psia ,a u- I seems tha y through her clothes catching fire. Mr.YT. All g f red, to Amy, daughter of the lets
camped by way of the staircase window. After the t about eleven en, o
purity .•
and corarnerci * • h d I.h t ' d 'd
(31 t. °f a mature-nunded tain were "rnstentlY drinlsing together, and were lency, constire:tion, nervous, bilious, and liver complaints,
al credit went hand in an 1 era ean cons' ere ac ion 24th ' o'clock on the morning of the Hanslope, Bucks.
- to met her, ar d
~, ,he was proud to say that there never and sober priest of 12 years' standines He sough tto frequently the worse for liquor. They drank a great cough, asthma, consumption, and debility. We extract a und that an entrence
burglar's departure, it was fo , ultimo the decea d h
before the fire h se ,w o wore a crinoline, was sitting DEATHS.
wa.s a time when the le 1 iiaps have deal of brandy, so inuch so that it was the talk of few out of 50,000 testimonials of cures ,w en her dress which was made of cotton
, which had resisted had been effected. by taking two panes out of the caught the flames. A person ' • ' ; ARMSTRONG -
gal profession stood higher aggrandise his order, or (as he woul per The had about s' all medicine. C -" Ei ht ears' ds e sia kit h
u.r? No. 4,208. g y yp p , cen window, and that the burglars had taken the fire o t present succeeded m putting .On the 7th inat tHth K
than at the present nas •d) 1 t • tain and vindicate the privi- the ship. y . ix bottles of brandy third son f t ~ aye, met, lolm,
. ment. (Hear.) They had sal mere y o main . th b k fth d • , _u , not, however, until the deceased was much ohe late Charles Armstrong, Esq., of South-
•heard something about bakers' sho and CS Cry' other day, besides gin d • , , • nervousness, debility, with cramps, spasms, and nausea
an wine. fee ern 2 with them a top coat from e ac o e airy uurned On her body from the effects of which ehe died at wark, aged 47.
d batches leges of that order : in other words, to assert
ps an . . . •ven out for th ‘ 6 have been effectually removed by Du Barry's delicious food A 11 X (IT • mediately gave information of the Queen's Hospit' IB' •
of bread in connection with hi e.' wipe were gi e use of the hospi- uoor. Aix. yy yen 1131 a , irmingham, on tho 4th inst. The BALLANTINE.-On th 3d • t El' wif
h ld
for his OWn part, e cou h • ac of the ecclesiastical over and.
s Fiend Ewings ; but maintain t.e suprem y . . . .
Ib t vitness believed it was drunk •th e- in a very short time.-Rev. John W. Flavell, Ridlin t
gon e ins ~ ma, eof Mr. Sergeant
the above circumstances to the poliee, and on at 7 returned a verdict of accidental death, and at the same Ballantino, aged 37.
• say that he never found the secular power-to establish an " imperium in ta ,u N . . 111 eca in. 10 ear
Rectory, Norfolk." Cure -No. 54,618, of a lady of 7 y s ti oex
-el in hie life nee dav the captain died th .• ks were found about th pressed their regret that females generally continued CONN.-On the 4t
epi isone eck near Hamburg, 12th May 1857 search being made footmar
aim " crusty • (Leugliter and cheers.) imperio.", To this Englishmen will never again as- On the sa . r was of age.-" Wf.indshb , eto wear s h inst. at Pimlico Ca t H Cnu
, d innlained fb ' th • ' * - t d for a distance of 400 with u.ch an unneceseary expansion of their dress,.not- 8., N., , p . enry o ;
On the contrarY, if he mum not do their n male sent. schooled by history and the experience af in the pantrY, an c° - ° °tug siele and in-law Mrs. Holze who house. These were race
I hereby certify tatmy mo er- , . . , _ . of Trennick C ' 11
, ornwa , aged 66, only son of Capt.
bills" at any titne-(loud laughter)-he declined their forefathers, our nation will never again tole. suffering in the sa.me way the others did. After the has just completed her 107th year, after having suffered for yards, where, in ae , was oun
fi ld f d the top coat th standing the repeated accidents that have occurred John C
erefrom. onn, flag officer to Lord Nelson, and who led tisa
•ss ith so much courtesy that they went away ‘,.•th . i- d '• e f riestly order whether captain's death prisoner and the cook were placed half a century and more from indigestion (dy-spepsia), and a
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-he wounds
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'el of Lo,ooo. • - ok The prisoner had charge 265. The 101 b. and 121 b, tins carriage free, on receipt of post- reeeived by the prosecutor were Of a Serious gilii Ce
him with another testimoni, merite or demerits of the confessional in a social and, the prisoner was co . rtainly and permanently be', put to fiight by the akl of vid's Head, Captain ThOmas Lynn; of that h' f rly
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Mr. WARING then proposed " t e eat 0 _ Ir. or religioris point of view, f the fowls. ttemembered
but we look at it merely of the pigs, and witness o ,
re, Fortnum, Mason, and Co. 182, Piecadilly ; Abbis, 60, owing line dies
t the Bloomsbury as in clerieel clg.ty foi: several weeks. Evid • There are multitudes of sallow and feeble invalids now MACKESON.-On the 9th • t
Reeves, Mr. Ewings' succossor a conflict with the laws of our country. And the day when the pig died. In was ou tile. Tim's- Gracechurch-street ; 4, Cheapsicle ; 63, and 150, Oxforel- once was then languishing in all parts of the . ~ at Hythe, Kent, Henry
t tomers ' ha's death, which took street ; 330 and 451, Str d- 49 d6OIT h ci' te called to identify the prisoner with the b l world under these diseases Mackeson, Esq., aged 88.
Branch." He was one of the very firs cusld viewing it in this broad and clear light we have no day previous to the captai , . au , an. ,la
,qp. be • urg erg, who would soon iind their healthy appearance, strencrth and -
say, doubt winch the prisoner were street •
, . 85, Tottenitam-courteread. Aleo at Dublin. Mr. Wynn thought he recognised the prisoner from
of the Bloomsbury Branch, and this he Coll _ 1 I Ought to succumb to the other, and are place. on Monday. Witness and , . , Bewley and Draper •at ldi b cheerfulness return if they jUdiciously used Hollow ''
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h £lO he had gad that Mr Ju t• e pig ON er- , , n urgh, Rahnes and Co.ci his voice as being a man to whom he had given em-
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. ance witheut due notice. (Loud cheers and laugh- was ou i i o observe and to see observed. We the stye and take the pig's place." both
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