The Sun.
London, England, 1856-12-27 00:00:00

WOODIN'S OLIO OF ODDITIES.

New dresses, new decorations, and one or two new
sketches of character, are among the additional attractions
to Mr. Woodin's very popular entertainment. The host of
the evening—for Mr. Woodin is surely and in very truth
" a host" in himself, if any man is !—made his first appear-
ance for the season last night at the Polygraphic-hal!,
King William-street, Strand, before an au Hence as crowded ,
and yet as comfortable as it was attentive and evidently
delighted throughout. The entertainer really appears to
be a man who never dreams of taking a rest— !oting
always his cue in hand, we presume, to " keep the ball
a-rolling," as the man says in the race-course booth at the
game of rouge-et-noir ! So refreshingly animated and
lively is he from first to last that nobody would at all have
susp,cted yesterday, from his manner, that during the Ete
holiday season, instead of enjoying en interval of leisure,
he has been toiling at it here, there, and everywhere in the
provinces—at Brighton, at Newport, at Portsmouth, a t
Chichester, at Bath—introducing the astonished natives
of Somerset, Sussex, the Isle of Wight, and Hampshire
to all kinds of pleasant personages ! Characters long since
familiar to us Londoners : but none the less delightful to
encounter once more last evening " Orators " and
" Critics," Miss Chattaway and dr. Gabbletou, Henry
Russell and Albert Smith, Herr Formes and Mrs. W. J.
Florence—winding all up with a grotesque pas seul, fan-
tastically danced by a most preposterous Gentleman in
Black, all swallow-tails, whiskers, cricket-like agility, and
lank-limbed extravagauae ! Until the curtain closes before
an audience fit to die of laughing—and therefore (imais
vela va sans dire) thoroughly delighted.

GENERAL TOM THUMB held his first public levee yester-
day, and had be been chosen President of the United
States, and come to London to exhibit himself, he could
not have created a greater sensation in Regent-street. The
Quadrant was thronged with carriagesduring the reception
hours of the illustrious General, who enjoys, as it would
seem, the double advantage that those who have not seen
him wish to do so, and those who have before seen him
are desirous to do so again.

GORDON CUNNING'S EXHIBITION.—The hunting ad-
ventures of the " Lion King " seem to have grown into
even greater interest since the arrival of Dr. Livingston
has excited so much curiosity in the British mind in re-
gard to the yet unknown regions of Africa. Mr. Gordon
Cumming throughout the day addressed throngs of visitors,
who listened to him in gaping astonishment as to a second
Hercules, who had conquered Nemean lions and came to
this country direct to tell the tale.

DR. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL A.IISEIIM attracted the atten-
tion of a large number of visitors from the country, who
availed themselves of the opportunity for becoming ac-
quainted with the wonders and mysteries of the human
frame. The lecture was listened to with the greatest in-
terest, and " the thousaud models and preparations" were
regarded each by some thousands with first horror and
then interest.

MONT BLANC was ascended by hundreds yesterday, in
company with Albert Smith, who on this occasion was
compelled to work double tides, giving performances both
in the morning and evening.
Madame TUBSAUD'S ExHIBITION.—This popular place
of resort has been visited by a large concourse during
the week, and more particularly yesterday. The numerous
attractions here produced are sure to draw the multitude .
The excellent music, brilliant lighting, and the splen.tid
decorations, together with the intersting groups and
figures displayed in all parts of the museum, render this
one of the best exhibitions in the metropolis. The holi-
day folk cannot be considered to have completed their
tour of sight-seeing unless they pay this establishment a

visit.
W YLD'S GREAT GLOBE is a standing wonder to the
Christmas holiday folk, and a great attraction to new
comers ; but Mr. Wyld, who has left off attending to the
affairs of the country to the great advantage of his own,
does not rely on mere prestige, but continually adds to his
great exhibition some illustration of immediate interest.
Iu the present instance, forty colossal tableaux of Russian
scenery set before us, the sites and scenes of the late me.
morable campaign, as well as St. Petersburg and Moscow,
Nijni Novogorod during the fair, the Ural Mountains, and
a grand panorama of the crowning of the Czar in the great
Cath
and
edral.Tehveening.
exhibition was densely crowded both
morning
ARGYLL-ROOMS.—This plane of amusement, despite the
attraction held out by the theatres, was brilliantly at-
tended last nigbt. The whole of the arrangements were
admirable, and all persons present seemed thoroughly to
enjoy themselves.
CANTERBURY-HALL.—The eutertainments provided for
the holiday-makers by Mr. Morton, the enterprisingpro•
prri e. tso.r
co
of thisw en, splendid
ew p restablishment,ze era
able. The " feature "of the evening was the singing, by
c song, entitled the
" Humours of a Pantomime," which was most rapturously
applauded throughout and an encore demanded. It has
proved a decided hit, and bids fair to rival in popularity'
the celebrated ditty of
the " Ratcatcher's Daughter,
and henceforth will no doubt become one of Mr. Cowell's
"
favourites. The Spanish Minstrels likewise came in for a
fair share of applause. The hall was densely crowded,
and there could not have been less than two thousand per-
sons present.

VALENTINE VOUBD
aldracwtoerrdis"ticf°r
gentleman's able Rimilitation
characteristic
Oxford-street, Was last night thronged by an admiring au-
dience, who illustration.
The assuredly
an
Salled V polyphonic
becomeo
u 8 d e n a,a; a‘ twh : 137 1 ase s.,
cordially united in their appreciation of this
11(mitti°11e unite the humorous and the truthful, and who
Pleases not talent asy that of a dramatic artiste whose per-
merely as an imitator, but as an actor and a,
musician, writing his own songs and singing them to
t' his
own music. ilia ..Irish Imitation," " "
"Good bye ye
Kitty," .. Dennis leave the Child behind, and The Irish
Jaunting Car," are masterpieces of imitation and indivi-
duality. The Salle Vousden will. we ptognoaticate, in a
short time be one of the most popular evening lounges in
the metropolis.
The rooms of the British Museum were crowded with
utsoa n
seed s
ds of well-dressed persons with their families to
thousands
trerbsegsee the vast collection of articles of vertu and numerous
and rare specimens of the animal and mineral kingdoms,
and other curiosities collected in this noble building.
At the National and Vernon Galleries very considerable
o f annoyance
persons,
many disaopfpwoihnotmmehnatdwoaosmocecalosoiogndetdsttaoutcheos
of
galleries,the
in ancienteen
eaenccilume
eoedee modern
tmhaesi
closed, Friday being one of the days set apart forcol-
lected students
of the public, who have no other period of the year to wit-
ness the " national collection."
At Marlborough House the celebrated Soulages collection
with the Wellington funeral car attracted a
large body of
visitors, as di i also the United Service Museum, West-
minster Abbey, St. Paul's, the Tower, the E-.st IndiaFfouse
Museum, the Museum of Oru • a.nerttal Art, and other
similar exhioitions.

The Houses of Parliament and " Big Bon" of West-
miuster will be open to-day for inspection by ticket, to be
obtained at the Chamberlain's-office.

E EAST INDIA CIVIL SEnvics.
TR
Courtw, presided over by —The Sadder Courts
of Appeal are to be enortiv abolished, and will be ma-
uaed something oi, the 1,, n t the English County
at Evglish barrister of experi-
ence, awibted by Compa,,y'd Judges. The Calcutta
have been permitted to
paper min, once the death of Mr. Dunbar, one of the
Swicier Judaea. Mr. R. J• Tayler and Mr. T. Church
resign the Company's service.
Mr. Rama, an assistant-professor at the Presidency
College, hay been appointed head-master of the Hindoo
School,— Civil Service Gazette.

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. THE SUN, LONDON, SATURDAY 1 DECEMBER 27, 1856. .
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Sporting Intelligence. Warwickshire, North...Tues.Cubbington Gate
LORD HASTINGS AND ANOTHER been approved by the majority of the trustees, three only 1 POLICE INTELLIGENCE.—Dec. 26.
Bence, and I was ordered to give a sack of flour e ,
letter from Me. Barber, whith was opened hi my phreien
b t 0 Brieht 19th Foot. -..- Thur. Rugby .. 10 45
.
RABBIT CASE AT HOLT. having signed it. .
—se-- giußereervge.t-Major I. F. Manners Browne, C. 8., Rua Ent
Fri. The Lion, Portway
Mr. Drake-I submit that this is perfectly irrelevant !
BETTING AT MANCHESTER-Fertetv. Wheatland Tues. Oldbur;
,
----es----
.to the question. You are charged here 1 ,
with trespass. , MANSION HOUSE.-TEE APPREHENSION OF J . away.
-AS It weighed 2401b5., and the veldt) wee 31. ; it !
sent tor. Two men with a truck dame fel' it, and took it
BMraetvoertla
jeorr
S..
Brevet-Major William A. Fyers, Rifle Brigade. ,
Delves 'Broughton, Royal Artillery. ;
TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. Fri. Monkhopton
( Front the Norfolk News of this day. )
Brevet-Major Hugh A. B. Campbell, Royal Artillery. l Worcestershire Mon. Martley -
ing, and you have no question of ownership before you. tt• &MAIM,. THE B. ARRISTER. -While the Lord Mayor was to be fairly distributed among the poor. Mr. Hatt- .
sto 1 agst Loyale (taken freely)
On Saturday last, at the Holt Petty Sesslons, two of , Mr. Hardy-But that is the point. was proceeding with the business in the Justice-room, ley, one ef the partners, said that was why they gave it.
6to 1 agst Vidette (take 7to 1) Wed. Plymouth; Arms Tarde-
Brevet-Mator Henry Robert Car ,
bigg -
the Commoners, named John Hagen and Francis Dus- Mr. Drake-It is not the point. They I .
have not taken intelligence was brought to his lordship that James Cross•examined-We sent some the previous year to
Bto 1 eget Schiedam (taken)
he means of puttin themselves into court. take th T hd S dth b • ter alluded to in the pro- the institution, and no doubt should have sent this year, Brevet• Major George L. Thomson,
is owns en awar , e arris
Fri. Pershore -
gate, were charged, at the instance of Mr. Barker (to , t , . . . g
- - h not done th ceedings against Pierce, Burgess, and Tester as one of nut for what we have heard. Major David Watson, S2d Foot. LIVERPOOL 'STEEPLECHASE. Wyndham's, Colonel... Mon. Gospel Green
tecianical objection, and if they aye so ey Major William Pretymate Depotdßen4attth7a7lEtihoonotet.
whom the trustees, without consulting the Commoners, those who had assisted in the disposal of a quantity of John Taw, warehouseman to Messrs. Huntley end TO BE I,II,AJOBEL 100 to 6 agst Escape (taken) Wed. Waltham Park
had let the shooting), under the Ist and 2d Wm. IV., cannot expect that I should make ont a case for them.
Mr. M'Enteer-My friend has the power, if he the gold dust which had been stolen from the South- Palmer of Reading-I received instructions from My
I 100 to 5 eget Minerva (taken) Fri. Tisman's House lO 36
10 30
cap. 32, commonly known as the Game Act, with hay. chooses, by putting the award to strengthen the truth . ,
Eastern Company, was in the custody of Huggett, the employers to send 721bs. of biscuits to the Samaritan Captain William array, 1 100 to 5 agst Bourke (taken) Sat. Drove Kennels ...
Wynn's, Sir W. W Tues. Carden lO 30
ith the fullest convict
ing, on the 2d inst., trespassed on the Lows Common in of my statem.ent, which / make w , d ld b tt th b tth I • ' 12/ 8 Th t • consequence
City detective officer an won epn o ear a e nstitution, va ue .s. ey were sen in Ca iIV h I Anderson, 56th Foot.
ptam lc arc
Baynes Bth Foot. I 110 to 4 agst Free Trader (taken)
Thur. Wood Gates
100 to 4 agat Victor Emmanuel (taken)
ion of ite ben] correct, that the trustees have no power close of the ordinary list of prisoners. of an application made by letters signed S. E. Packe Captain George Edward
Ist ,
Foot. Oat. Penley lO 30
pursuit of game and conies. As will be seen by the re-
tb
h dgf
h rd to dispos fth • h
e o e rig tto At half-past three o'clock Seward was brought before Barber. Captain Henry Loftne, 7
17th Foot. DERBY. Yarborough's (Earl of) Mon. Bradley Cross-roads
port there was, however, no attempt to establish the 7
shototeevweorrthsi o t aertt awa
y Their duties are dead defined, Captain Edward Ex,
the Lord Mayor. He is a very intelligent looking Inapt Cross-examined-They have once sent biscuits before, Captain R: .T. Ross O'Connor.
92d Foot.
ilainesiOth Light Dragoons.
1000 to 20 agat Beeswax colt (taken) • Wed. Normanby Clump ll 0
.cbarge of taking game. The magistrates present at the
1000 to 15 agst Blue Devils (takeu) 11 0
d nothin cs PrboePdone by them without theyassent of apparently about 50 years of age. He was in a state of nut not this year to my knowledge. • Sat. Swinhope House
opening of the business were-Lord Hastinge (in the
erfect seiapossesaion, and uttered the few words he Charlea Cook, 54, Commercial-road, Lambeth-I was Captain William Francis , , .
alti le st g *an't of them, whereas in this e the let- P
pt in Edward B. Cureton, 12th Light Dragoons. CHESTER CUP.
chair), W. H. Pemberton, Etq., and W. H. Cozens e. h a major' y
HARRIERS.
ting is only approved d ' db th I 1 f h
an signe y ree. ato urt er spoke in a confident and umembarrassed tone. Before clerk te the defendant fiom the middle of November. to
(?)aapt:ia lion. Edward S. Plunkett, 95th Foott. 1000 to 20 agst Maid of Derwent Oaken) Alton Beagles Mon. Longstreet, Enford ...... 11 0
Hardy, Esq. Mr. Drake, of Dereham, appeared for the
the examination was commenced it was known that the the 20th of December, and during that time I wrote leoo to 20 agst St. Giles (taken freely) Wed, Woodborough Village ... 11 0
nt nd that the defendants having a right in this pro-
Captain Henry Charles Fitz Gerald, 33d Foo .
Foot.
prosecution ; Mr. M'Enteer, of the Home Circuit, for e° . e .
risoner had been apprehended, not for any participation many letters for contributions, which the defendant Captain Richard Rocket Idiygolith
1000 to 20 eget Tasmania (taken) • Fri. Beech Camp, Stanton
' t , and in all the benefits arising from- it, they have P
the prisoner Hagen, and Mr. J. H. Tillett, of Norwich,
he was supposed to have hhd in the gold dust robbery, signed. I never went overthe whole of the building, but 68th Foot.
1000 to 20 eget Mince Pie (Laken) Down ll 0
aPlesroYthe right, as farmers have, to destroy or drive
21st Foot. Brighton Mon. Patcham lO 45
for Dusgate.
of a bill of exchan e for 1 0001 In th ffice. I remember seeine flour and biscuits
but for theiforgery . . g ) ~ . was in --e e - . Captain William Pole Collingwood, 1000 to 20 eget Alice Wentworth
off from the land, rabbits, rats, moles, or anything
..... • ea 45
The case having been called on,
which offence two convicts are said to have been his some to the plaoe. Provisions of all kinds were sent in Captain H. Bassett Scot ,
t 9th Foot.
3000 to 30 agst Comedian (taken) Wed. Racecourse
else that are net included in the game aws-
-1 and in this
88th Foot.
Sat. The Dyke
Mr. M'Enteer rose and said-Gentlemen, I appear
accomplices. large quantities just before Christmas. I never saw any Captain Joshua Grant Ctosse.
case it should be remembered that rabbits are specially
•k C Bligh, 41st Foot. Brooksend Thanet Mon. Lirehington
here to-day in the case which has now been called before
Mr. Mullens, the solicitor to the committee of bankers books in the establishment except a few Bibles that were Captain Frederic . HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
excluded. Under such circumstances I contend that °aCapPttaaiinn lilleonrarytioWll..CaMmorPabnetil;
Wed. Chislett Mill
you; and, as I have an application to make which has a
for protection against forgeries, attended for the prose- in the office. There is one tin bath, but that was never ...
they are not only justified in takin an occasional
P • Thomas Gilley, Adjutant of a Depot Battalion. ! .
STAG HOUNDS. Fri. Newlands
particular and personal reference to my Lord Hastings,
cution. He stated that the prisoner James T. Saward, used while I was there. Tha institution was opened on ce enie I Her Ma est 's ll 0
rabbit, but if they think proper in degstr ing all the 79th Foot.
Tues. Cookham-bridge ll 0 Brookside Mon. Newmarket-hill
. I submit to his lordship and to the bench that his lord-
was charged with having forged the acceptance of a bill the 2d or 3d December, but it was not open in November I Fri. Hillingdon
rabbite on the place. We have witnes7es ao prove
Grelneadienr Guards. Thur Telscombe Tye
ship should retire from his seat to await the decision of
hfeolrd unisput dy '. g fof exchange for 1,000/., with intent to defraud Messrs. at all. I never saw the Lord Mayor there, nor the Mar- Scots . Baronßethsehild'e Mon Cublin ton
that this common at een in t e possession c
bb• h •
Lieutenant and Captain Robert Sames Lindsay, . g
Tues Cerne Hill
the magistrates on the application which I am about to
Heywood and Co., of Lombard-street, bankers. The quis of Bristol, nor the Earl of Malmesbnry. I remein• LC a.
putt
ata it
I Thur. Hardwick
make. As the application particularly refers to yourself, fort .five ears durin which time
d h acceptance purported to be that of lainnaird and Co., of ber two barrels of beer being brought to the institution. Fusilier Guards.
nnaWntillainadmCMapateadionnaAldlex9a3nrdaerFYitsc. ount Balg • . J y
Fox HOUNDS. Cmven Tues. Cross Reads, &Wen e
posseamon, and un er sue
F t
aP
al
M donald, 95th oo . Albrighton (Mr. 0. 11 v
I submit, my lord, that you await the decision of the tttize
hiTve:
circumstances - e•
- • A.ustinfriars merchants. Two men named Hardwick None of it was given to the poor. It was placed in the Captain Alexander J. J. ac Meer
you cannot interfere with the rights of the • . . , I
11 0
magistrates in your own case till— and Atwell, had been tried some time ago for having lobby, and I had the key of one barrel. Mr. Barber's Captain Coote Buller, Rifle Brigade. Stubbs') Tues. Loynton-hall
commoners to destroy rabbits if they think proper to do
d 7th Foot. Thur.Himley -
Lord Hastings-My own case! what in the world do
so. I shall now read you an extract from a cepy of the uttered the forged bill in quettion, and upon conviction, servant used to draw the beer from one of those barrels Captain Frederick E. +PPlNOrth'Foot. I Sat. Chlllington .
you mean by my cate ? a ward. d II d
transporte for ie,an a few days ago a man named and take it up stairs to Mr. Barber's family. The other Captain H. Hope Crea.oe , • •
Half-pay Recruiting Der- : Atherstone Mon Three Potts . ll 0 worney --
Mr. M'Enteer-What I mean by your own case is that
The learned counsel here read extrac-s from the award Anderson, who was believed to be concerned in the d Jellicoe,
Cpaytr:n George John Forsyth, 57th Foot.
aster Richar
11 0
barrel of beer was not touched when I left. The poor
'n the Army, the rank being honorary ' Wed. Red Lion, Appleby
the application I am now about to make is an application
transaction for which Saward was apprehended, WAS Pri- people received their aoup in the kitcben, and frequently trict, to be Major i
11 0
in support of the rieht f his l• d h hich
o c ient to o t at w was
Fri. Coombe
to the bench that you be required to enter into sureties
vately examined before his lordship, as a public inquirY found fault with it. The kitchen was fitted up with eight only,. n consequence
11 0
charged a a' t th'
h following promotions to take plaee i d f
Sat. Canwelagate
to keep the peace towards Mr. Tillett, who, from violent Col. As!leins A7l at adtrespass.
would no doubt have had the effect of putting others who benches and tables that would accommodate ten each. Badsworth ' 11 0
threats used by year lordship, is under serious appgelhen rtel youd isputidg
ni his information be•
fTthee death of General the Hon. Wm. Henry Gar ner, o Tues. Ackworth Moor Foss lO 30 Sat. Robin Hood Bar .........
cause I don'--- h t 1: ut ? were implicated upon their guard, and in all probability When the poor people came they did not stay more than
°the Royal Artillery, viz. t- Thur. Hiendley-common lO 30 Huntingdonshire Tues. Somersham Heath Cress
sion of personal injury at your hands ; and, untclailmy
• This is an inefx r yt. un
fe(7takniii. w aajoitta are a oni
have defeated the ends of justice, and it appeared that a quarter of an hour. I believe a pennyworth of bread Lieutenant-General Richard Seeker Brough to be Sat. Barnsdale-bar lO 30 Roads -
application has been decided, I submit to your log ip,
„mg t hi , commo y
Beaufort's, Duke of ...Mon. Calcot-barn lO 30 Thur. Bury, near Warboys ...... - e
called b the at°rt TfalUlia ent Andereon was the person who had eroployed an inno- was divided among more than four in their soup. General.
10 3°
C B to be Lieutenant.
with great reepect, that it would be unbecoming in you . 9 . .m. conies. Are you ar•
cent porter to present the bill. Sir R. W. Carden-Then the peer people went away major-General Thos. Dyneley, .., Wed. Plough, Kingston St. Newctuale & Gateshead Mon Chirton Gate
ping thee lei information is wrong, or not ?
30
to retire from the bench. . The prisoner-I wish it to be known that I know as hungry as they came. General. Michael's lO 30 Thur. Coalburn, near Greenside 10
~
Mr. N.l` En teer -I am ar uin that accordin to this
Win Fenwick Williams, Bart., Fri. Volunteer Ina, Broad Somerset Mon. Othery ll u
Lord Hastings-Mr. Tillett need not be under any vorma .
g g ' g nothing at all of any of the facts Mr. Mullen-, speaks of. Witness-Many of them did, and I heard frequent Major-General Sir .
t • tion the defendants are summoned here for tres•
umerary General Officer, to be
Somerford
apprehension of violence from me. . 1 . .
Mr. Mul leas-I h 11
s a call Haggett, the detective complaints about it. I ha,ee keown as many as 200 K.C.8., the Senior Turriniment. 10 4°
Mr. M'Enteer-That is not the question, and such a P ' f bb•
passing in pursuit o ra as on their own property.
Sat. Dunkirk
officer, to make a short statement to your lordship, upon relieved in one day, but a great many who came could placed on the fixed es a is
th Retired Full Pay Berkshire, Old (Mr. Fri. Rock Hetet lO 45
declaration now made is not sufficient. My suggestim, is Colonel Astiey-No, not on their property, that is
The undermentioned Officers on e
which I shall ground an application for a remand, and I get nothing. •n consequence morrewe
Mon. Lamb and Flag, Long-
t f the Royal Artillery, to be Generals, i
h the Offi- , --- .
that, before we go further, your lordship retire troin the ur view Are on oin to brie evidence to show .
ye° .e , 7.g g 2 g expect to obtain an order from the Secretary of State for Sir R. W. Carden-Did the poor people pass through
oir thoe romotion of Lieutenant-General. Broug , . worth
bench pending the decision of the magistrates on my "
t at this information is wrong .
P t the time of their retire- Country Markets.
the production of the two convicta, who have made the lobby ? Wed. Curbridge
cer who stood next below them a
f th Ro al
application as counsel for Mr. Tillett. Mr M'Enteer-I am •
. going to bring evidence as to the
certain disclosures to me connected with the transaction veitness-No, sir, they went in by a private door into • ith the 21st clause o e y Fri. Boninton Shrivenham
ment, in accordance w .
Lord Hastings (warmly)-I shall not retire from the proprietorship of the property, to show that no trespass
implicating the prisoner. the kitchen. The institution was usually opened about Warrant of 3d Nov., 1854, viz. :-. Sat. Scotland's Ash-gate
bench, and it is not in your power to make me retire. can be committed on one's own property.
fth 1 t R al
rd Umacke, o ea e oy Berke ire, u
te So th Mon. Donnin t
g on•gate
Huggett (the detective) said-This day about one 3 o'clock, and closed about 6, but I have known relief Lientenant-General Riche
Mr. M'Enteer-I did not mean to exercise any power, Colonel Astiey -That is quite another thing. I wish
Tues. Tilehurst lO 30 There was not much business doing, but in some in;
o'clock, I went, in company with Moss, a brother not t b ' b fore 4 o'clock. On Christmas•day the Irish Artillery.
0 e given e
f the late Royal stances an advance of ls per qr. on the low rates of LT
or even to tuggest that I possessed it ; but I beg to re- you would confine yourself to one thing.
Lientenant•General George Irving, o Thur.Goodrest lO 30
dicer, to the house No. 9, John-street, Oxford•street, in poor had roast beef and plum pudding. '
10 30 week was effected. Barley and other articles unchangea•
mind you that in a case which recenly came for trial Mr. M'Enteer-The summons is specific. It charges
Fri. Streetley
consequence of information which I had received. I Re•examined-I was a servant to the institution. I Irish Artillery.
46s
before Mr. Baron Martin, at Westminster, his lordseip, the defendants with trespassing in pursuit of game, and
ed Cadets of the East India Com- Bellew'', Mr. F. Tues. Yard-down lO 30 Average price of grain-Wheat, 59s 8d ; barley, „ ,
went to a back room in the house and inquired for Mr. did not go over the whole of the building. lam not the The undermention
recollecting that he had been . counsel in the caee him- destroying the rabbits is not, under the statute, eestroy. the local and temporary rank of Fri. Alswear . 19 30 lld ; oats 27s 90. ; beans, 44s 84c1; peas, -1. Our
Hopkins. I wag told there that Mr, Hopkins waa out only servant. I believe towards Christmas from eight eany's Seryice, to hav
h 'eod of their being placed under the Blackmer Vale Mon. Yarnfield-gate
self, at once suggested the propriety of his retiring from ing the game. I meet two points-both as to the charge Ensign during t e pen s
.
and gone to a pub!in-housie in Oxford-market. I then to 16 extra hands are employed. On the Christmas-day dh m Royal Engineers, at Thur. Henstridge Ash ll 0 ..--.
the bench, and he refused to sit in judgment. In the of trespass and the charge of taking game. command of Colonel an a •
d
left Moss in charge of the place, and went to the public- there was no porter given to the poor. I kept the key
Chatham for Field Instructions in the art of Sapping an Bramham-moor Mon. Spacey House Whin lO 30 EXETER-Dm. 26.
present case Mr. Tillett Col. Astley-I wish you to meet the first point ; the house described, and on my return to John-street I found of the beer-barrel, and drank some of it myself, and gave gritite ' Wed. Ledsham-village lO 30 - oa;
Lord Flastings-I don't know what Mr. Tillett hat to first point on the turnmons is trespase. We are trying
CORN.-Wheat, 7a to 7s 9 ; barley, 5s Od to beis ~A_
the prisoner in a room with Moss. I said to him, " I some to the other servants, end some to the police who Jahn' iTerschel, Gent. Fri. Marston . .10 30
ee grinding do., O• Od to Os Od. Oats, 3is Od to 3 °`"
do with this case, except as solicitor for the parties ern- this -.urnnions and nothing else. Stick to that, and we believe your name is James Seward, and I shall require were stationed outside the door to maintain order ; but Robert Claude Danbuz, Gent. Sat. Harewood
1° °u Beans, Os Od to 0 Od. Peas, 00s Od to 00s Od.
ploying him, shall be much obliged to you.
Burton Hunt, Lord Hy. ed t• 01
you to go to the City with me," He said, "I am not I gave none to the poor. I did not complain to Mr. Hastings Macsween, Gent.
FLOUR. -Fine, 44s Od to 46s Od ; seconds, 42s
Mr. M'Enteer-The application I have to make is to Mr. 51'Enteer -I say I shall adduce evidence with
Bentinck's Mon. Penton l.l. 0
the person you mention." 1 then said, we are two Barber that the fumes of the porter had got into my , COMMISSION SIGNED BY THE QllEtEleemoc_
Od per sack. f wall
be decided by the bench ; but, before I make it, I must regard to the proprietorship and with regard to the
Tues. Burton ll •
officers belonging to the City 0s Lone", and we shall head. On Christmas day the poor were fed with plum- Warwickshire Mieitia, Ist Regiment-Roilrsears e_Day k
CATTLE. -The supply was moderate. Beet bee „ tr
solemnly and in the most respectful terms submit, that, usage of similar proprietorships, and I give you the act C ptain, 'Wed. Torksey-station . . ll 0 sold at from Os Od to lOs 6il per score ; inferior, 856eFee,
take you into custoey for forgery, and uttering on the pudding, roast beef, bread, and potatoes. It commenced Vaughton, Esq., to be Adjutant, and to ra
' fled. Commis- Thur. Newbold-common ll 0 score; fat calves, 6ed to 7d per lb ; barrenners, Os Od t° "'
as it peculiarly affects yourself, the ordinary and proper of Parliament with reference to the exceptions to the 14th June, 1855, a bill of exchange for 1,000/. on Hey- about two o'clock and ended about five. The institution vice Captain and Adjutant T. Cassan, Cl.eastiegduthe 7th Nov., bed
course would be for your lordship to retire, and not ti t list of game ; and I contend that these men are not at al! Fri. Swallow Beck-statien ll 0 Od. per score ; cows and calve., 12/. to 18e us ; buto
__b.
weed and Coes Bank, No. 4, Lounbaraestreet, and like- was not kept open till six. During the latter part of mission as Adjutant from the Croawen,
d t d the .18th Dec., 1856. Sat. Brant Broughton
in judgment upon your own case). liable under this statute to any penalty, and that they
1856. Commission as Captain,
0 calves, 6ed to 7d per lb., rearins calves ---s to 0 end
wise for having been concerned with Henry Atwell and the d - I t hlff 11 Th
ay the p ace was no a u . e poor were
TENANT. Cambridgeshire Mon. Potton-wood .
Lord Hastings-Yon may argue the case, but if t •-a have not committed a t.respa,ss of any kind. I put it to Thomas Salt Hardwick arid James Anderson. He said about half-an-hour each eating their dinner. COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORDS-LIE:U. _ sheep ewes and lambs, 0/. Os to 0/. Os per couple; ewestsee,
aderess the bench yeti address me. the bench t'eat if there is a cl•-eibt, that doubt.should go t e • lk Militia.-Ensign Fri. Ringstone-village ....e ~. 10 30
2d or Eastern Regiment of Norfo . to 64 wethers, 6d 6ed; lambs, -to Od per Ib. I'4l
h I I • •
o us, I don t know suc peep e. never saw them Mr, Horsley-Then during the day there might have e Mathew, Cheshire Mon. The Fox and Barrel
Mr. M'Enteer-But, my lord, I say the case se pe- in faveur of the peor. The magistrates have such a case
John Gurneys Freeman to be Lieutenant, Tic - large size, -s to -s ; second size, a-8 to -8 ' i r lb.
in my life, nor do I know anything respectiug the been 1,000 poor people fed ? Wed. Tattenhall - to -s ; sackers, -s to -s. Rough fat, 41e Pe
culiarly affects your lordship, that I wish to addreta before them now.
romoted.
Thur. Dudden- heath
forgery." He then said, "Do you mean to take me into Witness-No, there was nothing like that number. I
P 3d, Royal Westminster Light Infantry Regiment of
- Pork carcases from 10s Od to lls Od per score.
myself to the bench without addresting you. I ehall Colonel Astley-But time is valuable, pray do stick to
tender testimony that your lordship has made use ef the point. Whether the men are poor or rich bas nothing custody ? If you do, you do it on your own responsi- waidischarged because Mr. Barber said he did not want
Middllx Milltia-Ensign John Willcock to be Liente•
Cottesmore Tr ll , Sat. Dunham Massey
, o ope 8 Mon. Wytham-on-the- -
Nill ... 11 0 ----
bility, for lam not the person you speak of." I el
sal , me and not because I had got drunk. I never drew nant, vice Thomas, appointed Quartermaster.
CHELMSFORD-DEC. 26.
violent thre t
aes, which you sent through a person in this ase The case before U 9 is to
to do with the c . • be tried a
Tues. Launde Abbey
We do and we will insist upon your going into the
Ily realis•
town, whom you instructed to carry them to Mr. Tie ac . .
cording to the laws of the country. We don't want te • • ' •• mc:re than a quart of beer in any one day. He gave •
Thur. Wytham common ll 0 The trade for wheat to-day was quiet, but fti
lett ; and that you afterwards, in the house of Mr. Ti I- 1 h h h '
have the question o wn ea er t e men are poor or rich City with us. He said, " I'll not go unless you fence e a week's salary in advance instead of a week's notice. RIFF PIRATES.
'ff Pirates on Sat. Gluten
me to go." I asked him what he meant by force, and T•i'l3h h" d d d t• t th ud- Barque Hymen, of Liverpool, captured by BA •
s' $.O
lett, which you entered et a most furious and unbec.,ming introduce.d. All we wa t 1 to do justice strictly. If you e .iscaita were not poun e an pu in o e p Crawley and Horsham Mon. Lowfield-heath
... 24 3
the Moorish Coast in April, 1856.
he replied, " By laying your hand upon me."
Wed. Stone-lodge lO 45 gr.6B 74 Oats, per qr. ......... ~ ee
manner, made use crf abusive expressions ana abutive will be kind enough to Rack to the point we are trying, dings. I never saw them eaten by any one but the aer-
the Board of Trade have
Notice is hereby given that . .
names, accompanied by foul oaths-(Lord Hastiegt : I shall be exceedingly obliged to you. The prisoner-My lord, I meant that I would not b • th dcl• gs.
Tants. I never saw any eer put into epu in h h
r Majesty's Consul at Tangier, t rong Fri. Washington-common lO 45 new....- - Peas, Partridge ....... ee e,
Yes)-and threatened to blow his brains out. I know Mr. M'Enteer-Weil, sir, lam adhering to that point,
- voluntarily go with him-that it was not a voluntary (Laughter.) Ido not believe it could have been done, received. from he _
ti f
nting to 3,278/. ss, Deacon's, Mr Mon. Pedland-corner
the Foreign-office, bil so exchange amou
.. 42 744
custody.
Thur. Bretton - - Boiling ........ _
of no bench of magistrates who, under such ca-cme. and I only regret that the strictness should sometimes he beer was not tapped until the day before or on
b • the eauivalent in sterling of 16,000 dollars, paid by
stances, if an application were made against any com- lean against the poor. Huggett-Itold him 1 meant to takehim on my " own ttohre tmornin Ch • . d I h ' several mg • • •
gof restmas• ay. ave seen on the Moorish Government in sa is ac ion o
t• ft. f the loss occa. Durham County ......... Mon. Sedgefield
Eggersford Tues. Kingsw,ynepton-park, lO 30
10 30 Barley
Chevalier 43 48 Dun ..............
.t.; is
36 50 Beans, Tick .......... ese 7.,
mly)-I cannot allow a
mon person, would not instantly consent that that party Colonel Astley (war uch an ob- responsibility." I then took him into custody, and Put occasions the servants of Mr. Barber draw the beer from
sioned by the pirates.
Harrow ticks 40 e„-;
Grinding 40 .43 38 I'
should be required to give securities for keeping the servation as that to be made, and I will not suffer it. him into a cab, and coming along he said, 1-
. " - "I' the barrel, and take it u • M B b ' melees
pstaers to r. ar er spr All persons interested in the above ship, cargo, freight, Fri. Four Ways, Winkleigh ... 10 30
• th i claims with full Essex, the, H. Greaves'sMon. Hatfield-heath
.....
peace. Mr. M'Enteer-But lam privileged here. as a member p-
ose there's no use ia holding out any longer-I am
Jim Seward. in large jugs. The three female servants who were em- wages, &c., are requested to send in e r • ,
--
accompanied withdocumentsand such evidence Thur. Passingford-bridge..
Lord Hastings-But, my good fellow, you don't sup- of the bar, and I shall exercise that privilege to the ful- ployed by the institution did Mr. Barber's work. Ido particulars,
Board of Sat Stebbing Bran End ll 0 ----
pose that-Mr. Tillett is here-what is he here tor ?-I leat extent. The prisoner said, " The words I used were, I
'- sere not re d h f h • et e th oor f their right as they are able to furnish, to the .
gar t e servants o t e ins i n ion as e p o
Essex East (Mr. Mar- • BRISTOL SUGAR-DEC. 26.
pose there is no use in denying it ;my name is James Trade, en or before the 20th January, after which the ~_
don't know what he is here for. . Colonel Astley-Whatever your privilege may be, I s . o people for whom the beer was intended.
ana rtr
11 be made as soon as sums to which the nett's) Tues. Upper Yeldham ll 0
award distribution wi
The market has been very dull, both for rays _oder
Mr. M'Enteer-He is in this application represented shall certainly allow nothing to be said which is insult- • At this stage of the proceedings the learned counsel .
I ' t hall be found to be entitled shall be Fri. Felix-hall ll 0
by me. ing to the magistrates. Mr. Mullens (to the witness)-Do you believe if you applied for an adjournment, and the case was accordingly respective c aiman s s
Essex, South, (Mr. But- fined, and to effect sales in the former descriptioe let ie
ascertained.
tion of 2s per cwt. would have to be submitted :1700°"ths
Lord Hastings-By you ! I don't care whom he is Mr. M'Enteer-I intend no insult to the magistrates, are allowed a few days you will be able to bring forward postponed till Tuesday next. ton's) Tues. Pitsea Bull ll 0 the value of the latter there is but little altet !awe
Board of Trade, Dec. 22. .
witnesses to the facts you have stated ?
represented by, whether by you or by anybody else, but but if you will draw an inference I must leave that to _ . Sat. South Ockendon ll 0 • veal l'ght. j'oof
supply of goads ready for delivery being , er
Huggett-I do. I can prove, amonget other things Essex Union -
if Mr. Tillett imagines he is in bodily fear from me, why you.
s usual on Boxlng- ay, e maps-
,. BOW-STREET.-A • d th • NOTICE TO MARINERS. Mon. Hockley Bull lO 30
in moderate demand at 2s 9d to 2s 10d per gallon tu"
that the prisoner was in company with Atwell and
Wed. Galleywood-common lO 30
-it's perfectly laughable, that's all. (Laughing.) He's Colonel Astley-I have no doubt that your law ma tte (Mr Jce ) occu ied the reater pert ot the
ra. . . ar ine was p g _ . ANNEL ISLANDS.
(No. 45.) JERSEY- CH _ . . ,s Demeraras.
Sat. Danbury Griffin lO 30
under no bodily fear from me. -Unless Mr. Tiliett will d b
be very goo , ut common sense tells me that you have
Y Hardwick, who have been tried and transported f I.f
or ie. sitting in hearing charges of drunkenness, and in so.me Fixed Light at Verclut, St. Catherine . .
He was seen with them at the Sussex Arms LW Essex and Suffolk ...... Tues, Great Oakley-street
swear to that--(the noble lord broke off his sentence, no business as a barrister to make a speech so as to give Pu le- instances disorderl conduct and assault. The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty hereby give
Ars
house, in loglefield-road, Kiogsland, near the house of In RI le h dJ h N • t • dft h 1 t d f Jan 1837 a light ~, _ Fri. Gifford's-hall
and indulged in a hearty laugh). the public an idea that they cannot get justice done one came, e.oeert -00 - an 0 a orris, porers notice, that on an aert e s ay o e •
ected at rareeharson's Mr. ...Mon Shillingstone
Mr. M'Enteer-As you seem to treat the matter in RO here. Now the poor and the rich will all be alike in Mrs. Cole, from which the forged bill of exchange was in Covent-garden Market, were charged with being will be exhibited from the light to wer recently er
• msteream .. .......... I I 434 Gibraltar .. .... ..... • " 29 6914
Fitz vrilliara's, Earl Mon: Holnee-wood ,.. 10 30
sent.
kwater, on the
Ditto, three months ... 11 171 A Leghorn .........• •• " .45 go
jocular a manner, I must ask you, do you deny the fact this country, and Ido think that you ought, with due drunk and disorderly in the Unicorn public house, Hen- the outer extremity of '.ieerclut pier or brea
t f Jere Wed. Thrapstone-bridge lO 30
e „ Rotterdam ............ 11 17% Genoa
Mr. Mullens-Were you a witness in Hardwick's case ? lieu, • l" th g north side of St. Catherine's Bay, on the east coas °
-street, and assaulting the po ice in e execu ion
lUau Antwerp .............. 25 35 : Milan .............• ••
that you entered his house and threatened te blow his regard to the ma istrates to consid r
g , , e that your observe-
Fri. Castor Hanglands
Huggett-4 wet, and Hardwick and Atwell were con- sey, one of the Channel Islands.
brains out, and did everything you could to provoke him tions should rather tend to enlighten us than to mystify of their duty on Christmareeve. . Garth's, Mr. ............ Mon. Pi ' 10 30 Brussels .............. 25 37 , Venice.........• •• 42%
nkney s green .......
illuminating
The light will be a fixed white light, the t
13 7 ; Naples •• • .
victed at the Central Criminal Court and trans orted jl 1 MD • had refused to serve Wed. The Bull, Swallowfield ... 10 30 Ramburgh ...........
to fight ? us. Now I maintain that this is a plain and simple , P The and ord, r. enison, . .
apparatus a lens of the sixth order. The light is placed a
. I Palermo ... .. •• -• 14
• .... 129
for life for the offen •
ce. I think I shall be able to prove them, as they were the worse for liquor, especially Fri Sherfield-green -
Lord Hastings (laughing)-Fight l Why, m 9 dear fel- case, and that what you have to do is to show that these a height of 60 feet above the mean level of the sea and Halsdon .. • 10 30 raris— '''' ''" "*. 25 25 Messina .. • ...... •• •: 51
that the prisoner was connected with that case. Gooch, who wet challenging some one to fight him. Mr.
H mbledon. ........... ... Mon. guntshaw•wood
low, he has got no fight in him. If Mr. rillett likes-I men either have a right or have not a right. In answer hld b •s•blein ordinary weather from the deck of a
Ditto, time months .. 25 67% Lisbon .. • ......... •• :. 51 fii;
The Lord Mayor-Prisoner, do you wish to say any. Denison ordered them out, and Gooch refused to go, and 8
Shr eyi i
._ a ......... .....Mon. Cam's-cottage lO 45 25 674 Oporto ...... •• •• ••''.. --
bave no doubt—Mr. Tillett cautioned me very fairly to the summone which I have granted against these men, pat a distance of from 7to 10 miles. Marseilles ..... ........
....
thing in opposition to the proposal to remand you ? made uee of the foulest languaee. At that time Norris The light tower is an octagonal structure of iron, painted Wed. Place House - i Rio Janeiro ..... .. -..... .
in the paper that if I went into his house be would put You must thew that these men have a right. It is only The
Fri
prisoner-I have to say that I know nothing at was • d d cl. I.*
d G h t If I • 30 f tle h f b to vane, and
quiet, an en eavoure to in uce ooc ogo away. w ite. tis ee ig rom ass SwanmoreHouse lO 45 Frankfort-on-Maine .... 119% ! Buen9 19-rf,;l7:,i•stiiit "--
me into the hands of the police ; and you know I could a copmon AB C case, and is as clear as possible. We Harableton, Mr, Bell's Tu * New Yorßioo .7.......
all about that with which I stand charged. I deny it On his continued refusal, Mr. Denison endeavoured to stands on the outer extremity of the parapet wall of the es. Sutton-villa e lO 30 Berlin ...............„ -
io 44 Philadelphia •• •
ra_ _..
not call Mr. Tillett out atter that. You know that in dou t want any mystification; we only want a clear state- Fri. Oldstead g - "" •• **** •• " Oil el IIILLIelg• 0". 9
in tot°. My Lord, there is no evidence at all of any h* d f 'l. ' ht, 11 d' th 1. ' 'lt 49 d 13 m'n sec 18 N long. 2 deg. 1 min.
pnt ina out, an ,ai ing in t a ca ein epo ice. pier, in a . eg. i . . ~ Hayden
Ireland they do these things much easier. You could ment.
Thur. Spring Plantation
concern I have in the matter. wel that has been stated He resisted so violently that it took four constables to 12 sec. west from Greenwich, nearly. 11. H. . . Petersburg ............
ussi Gold Coin •• ." 0 0
not call a man out after that in any way whatever. I Mr. M'Enteer-A mI to understand that if the right
36 feet Mon. Preston Oak Hills
amounts to no more than a mere proposition. get him out ; and he bit and kicked one of them (Rum- The tide at Jersey ranges 20 feet at neaps, and , . 11 0 Aadrid
............... 49 14
Pexttican Dollars ai •• 0- 0 0
went in the most peaceable way to Mr. Tillett, and in of property is proved, you admit that the charge of Tues. West Tisted
The Lord Mayor-Quite enough has been stated to mins, F 160) in an abominable manner, inflicting on him at ordinary springs, 11 0 Cadiz ......... • • .....-. - Mziew Dollars •••• " a 5 iii
Thur. Harmsworth
the first place I demanded an explanation, and he Baia being in pursuit of game falls to the ground 1
11 0 Barcelona ............ -
,liiver in bars ..
justify a remand. The officer has given evidence auffi- By command of their Lordships, •
in the most domineering way, " I shall give you none. Colonel Astley-No, I did not sa) tl;e.t. But I want very serious injury Norris in attempting to prevent Sat. Five Lanes, Hollybourne 11 0 saline ...............:=......--,‘,....„
cient to authorise your detention, and he swears that he . .' JOHN WASHINGTON, Hydrographer. Herefordshire
I shall oive you none." Very well, I said, that's all. to have one point argued at a time. the constables from removing Gooch, struck Rolls, F et. Tues. Wermbridge
-----------
I cannot make a man give me any explanation. Mr. M'Enteer-I take both grounds. believes he will be able to produce confirmatory testi- li3 • h f
, in t e ace. nydrog,raphic-office, Admiralty, London,
Fii. Panks-bridge
.
After this kind of discussion had con unued for some Colonel Astlev-Take one ground at a tinie. mony as to all that has been stated against you T
• ° Mr. Jardine observed that att erroneous notion was 17th December, 1856.
This notice affects the following Admiralty Charts : - Heythrop Mon. Heythorp -
si
time, Hr. WEnteer-I take that of the ri ht of the
g se men what day shall I remand the next examination ! prevalent that a publican could not call in the police to English Channel, No. 1,598; Jersey, No. 62 ; Cape Car- Wed, Barington-park lO 30 ---•••----- he tae
a isunday, t eis
Mr. MeEnteer said-Will your lordship retire ? to the property. Mr. Mullens said h houid u• but k
e s req ire a o a wee . clear his house of any persons who refused to leave un- taret to Cape Frehel, No. 59 : also British Lighthouse Fri. Addlestrop-gate lO 3') a mail falls on __ _ ~,,
[When the date for making uP. . „eept in the case of ta:rtii e
Lord Hastings-No !no! I am not going to retire. I Colonel Astley-Do you acknowledge that these me The prisoner-If your lordship thinks that Mr. Mul- less an assault had been committed. There was also a List, No. 23. Hurworth
occasions, la
made
Tues. Fighting Cocks-station
am not ashamed of anything you are going tosay, and lam have killed the rabbits ? " lens's application for a remand ought to be granted, I notion that a publican was bound to serve any person Sat. Newsam Banks
not going to flinch from my duty in any way whatever. Mr. M`Enteer-Yes, Ido fully. have no objection to any day he may think proper to who entered his house and asked for drink. On the NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. Ingram's (Mr. keynell) Mon Eaton-wood lO 45 nos
___„.
name.
Department of the Accountant-General of the Navy, Thur Bretby-park - • roe
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Mr. M'Enteer-Then, my lord, as you are chairman, Colonel Astley-Now we are coming to the point. contrary, a publican bad a perfect right to refuse eery. 10 45
___________------e .
His lordship then remanded the prisoner for a week. • Admiralty, Somerset-house, Dec. 24. . Sat. Rangemoor lO 45 01 W
hit
I shall decline to urge upon the bench the application Mr. M'Enteer-I admit the fact that the rabbits were h d'd t h t 1• t d
ing any person e i no c ooae o supp y , oor er
Made up at Whence By What When luso.
A a named Burke was cone Ited for t • 1 h
mi tea on t e Notice is hereby given to all persons interested therele, Isle of Wight Tues. Nunless Wood, Shalfleet 10 30
• and if he refused to go and resisted an at
him out „ tempt
the des- Vessel. exPected
which affects you personally ; and if you, as chairman killed ; but what I contend is that, under the circum• char Ile"Of havin d hf I
g, un er t e a se pretence that he was th t t' w making for the intended distr."-
a prepare ions are no Fri Checkerslnn,BleakDown 10 30 eostesence. patched.
...•••••"'
of this bench, refused to accede to my request, most cer- stances, these meu had as good a right to kill theme to ex I him then the oli e were as much b d t
pe , p c oun o
acting in the service of the City Commissioners of Sewers bution of proceeds arising from the Russian barque Clio, East Kent
tainly there shall be an application made to the Court of rabbits as any nobleman or gentleman has to kill hit I assist him as if it were a privets! house. It was nnrea- •
obtained two several sums of money from inhabit captured May 27, 1855; the Russian vessel Alku, and Ur
.Thur.Reinden - ------- ------
• • TAO
Queen's Bench, and you shall be indicted at the coming pheasants. I hope that whatever your previous decisions ants &enable to suppose that a publican was called upon to Russian brig Eros, captured May 2S, 1855, by her Majesty s Sat. Aldington-cerner
tor mending pipes, etc. on their premises_
PR 27th of the Madrid 'bee. 26
assizes of this county. may have been, in your decision to-day you may endea- enter into a contest single-handed with a ruffian capable ships Swallow and Wrangler ;-a quantity of Swedish iron Ledbury, J.Thackwell'sMon. Dymock-village lO 30 seeln ..... ' ampton
th.
The Lord Mayor requested that tbe press would an-
Gibraltar .• mon
Lord Hastings-Is it so ?-please yourself. (To the Your to make amends for them. lam satisfied in my of resietin four or five policemen. He made these ob- h• d'n It island of Apple, Oct. 5, 1855, by her Majesty's Wed. Suckle
nounce his receipt of 10/. from the Salters' Company, 51. Y Gibraltar ..1 .
Clerk)-Juet take those words down, will you ? own mind that these men are dealing with property of servationffas he found that a wron ita ression existed asitlize /!ale' e -the Russian vessel, name unknown, cap- Fri. Stank Turnpike lO 30 mane, ...... 4th and
from General Fox, and 1/. from J. A., for the poor box.
south- . 20th of ElPen
and the Swedish vessels Active, Ludic,
4th & 20th
The charge against the defendants was then proceeded which they are legally possessed, and that in taking these even among the police themselves ghe cPould not sa • t Pd
S °II
;J.9 1855 ;
yin nre ept. , (Mr. Sitwell's) Tues. Mary Knowl
----
20 1855 by her
10 30 Ceylon •• .. 74 of the ampton the
with. rabbits they have simply exercised their rights to the this division, but in some divisions ; and cases had oc. Charlotte, and Fernan, captured Nov. , , Sat. Kinsley
Lord Hastings remained on the bench a short time P Suer Edward Pecke Barber the
roperty, so that there was no ground for summoning GUILDHALL.- ,
.. . _ ,
8, .
curred in which they had refused their aid. In this in- Majesty's ship Gorgon. Marshall's, Mr. Men. Ashwater-wood - India . ......
Mauritius
Agents or other persons having any just and legal de- Thur. Cleave Brake, near Wood- fviaCeylon) iiiPBrl
after this, and then left. us here to-day under this act, inasmuch ae there was no secretary of the Samaritan Institution, in West-streea tance, however, they had behaved with perfect pro-
-7 4th of
mend, unliquidated, :mins:" the said proceeds, are required
ford-bridge - china ...... / South- Co7ombo yam 4..
Mr. Drake ' appeared for the prosecution ; mr, trespass. I will not trouble you any further, but will Smithfield, was summoned by Mr. Henry Potter, before PrietY-
to transmit the particulars of any such demand to the Middleton's, Lord Mon Langton Wold ' ,lO 30 Penang •••• 3. M the arr pton
d with obtainin ods Both prisoners were remanded. moinh. ' Bed
M'Enteer appeared for Hagon, and Mr. Tillett for Des. leave the case in your hands, and I hope that your Sir Robert W. Carden, charge ,
registrar of the High Court of Admiralty, in order that 10 30 singspore • •
_ire'
dulent tg g ° Wed. Brandsby-bar 1 South- Co'um- Dec.-. Ja.••
gate. decision will be such as to satisfy the People of this from divers persons by false and irau pre ences.
--____ the same may be examined, taxed, and allowed by that Fri. Hummanby
12
..
the Cape)•..) , i amptoa man
10 30
Benjamin Lubbock was called, and proved the infor. country. Mr. Sleigh appeared to prollecute, and Mr. Horsley
officer, and paid under the sanction of the Judge of the Sat. Lobster House Cape of Good
' mation which charged the defendants, with having coin- Col. Astley-You acknowledge the trespass ? defended Mr. Barber. From the London Gazette of Last Night. said Court. Morpeth Tues. Hartburn
Eng
lend
mitted trespass by being on the Lows Common, on tne Mr. MeEtiteer -No, certainly not ; there was no tree. Mr. Horsley applie .
d to have the case adjourned, as
................_ Agents and all other persons holding powers of attotney, Thur. Morpeth High-house lO 45 Mauritius .. Ef n 5 Da"t- w.s. Jan. 25
ylon ....
10 45 ce 'a ' - " mouth Lindsay
2d met., in pursuit of r,ibbit.. Th, information WIA9 PASS. I acknowledge the fact of their going upon the he wee totally unable to get hut wit p
misses u to town on prize orders, assignments, or other instruments, by virtue Sat. West Chivington
10 45 India ......
WHITEHALL, DEC. 26. of which they may be leeally entitled to elm
'm the share New Forest Tues. Foxlease-park
laid under 1 and 2 Will. IV., c. 32. land and taking the rabbits, but I maintain that they account of Christmas-day. ,
10 45 Lisbon 1
John sillcoek was then called and deposed-I saw the hart a ri_;ht to do so. Sir H. W. Carden-I cannot consent to have it ad- The Queen has been pleased to appoint the Right Hon. of any captor, are requeseted, with as little delay as possi-
Earl Granville to be Ch 11 fth U d b the usual do- Thur. Hatchet-gate, Halo
10 45 Madeira .... l
1 94,,„.1,
djonrned at your ance or o e niversity of Lon- ble, to transmit the same, accompanie y Sat. Hill Top-gate e CapedeVerds 1 Tys°
_r n 12
don •
Taes. B,wdeswell Bell ...... • lO 4a
two defendants on the Lowe on th•. 2d of this month. Mr. Tillett then addressed the bench at length on be- lourned ;it has already been twice a ,in the room of the Earl of Burlington, resigned. cements, to the Prize Branch of the Depertment of the Norfolk • Brazil . 3l /an. 9.... ). ----* Tamar va--*
mmon your
10 45
I was upon the Lo ws at the time, and saw le usgate aro half of Dusgate. In the course of his argument he said request, and you have bad ample time to su
FOREIGN-OFFICE, DEC. 26. " Accountant-General of the Navy, Admiralty, Somerset- Fri. Thornage Green
Hagon there ; they were digging for rab!-Ats. I stood these men are notoriously the occupiers of every blade witnesses. The Queen has been, pleased to approve of Don Jose house." Oakley Mon. Cranfield - 1 .
by, and saw what they were doing. Atter they had of grass, every particle of ling, and every blt of brake on Mr. Sleigh-Sir, I appear for a highly respectable Joaquin de Mora tts Consul-General in London; of Don Due notice will be given, by future advertisements in Fri. Knotting Fox lO 45 lanes . J
e btaining goods L g
finished their digging Hagon took out a rabbit. He took the estate. There is no other living man who is entitled gentleman te prosecute the defendant -or ° . , oreneo uan Gutierrez as Consul at Hong gong; and a d f the corn.
the London Gazette, of the date propose or . Pat. Renhold Wood lO 45 West Indies-
it ont of a burro a. Both the defendants were digging to anything that can be derived from this land. Neither by false and fraudulent pretences. If lam instructeu Don Manuel Gomez de Av 11 d
fe ane aas Consul:at Malta, for mencement of distribution • and, at the same time, the Oxfordshire (South), (except Ha-
vana and " Ist And
Phillips's , Hon. Swincombe -
the üblic Her Majesty the ten amount of an individual's ;hare in the respective classes Mr.
at the burrow while I wast present betore the rebbit was the trustees nor Mr. Barker are entitled to any advantage rightly the defendant has been practising ont
a o thPe flow The Queen has lees:33lll °a&ai'll- will be announced. Fri. Park Farm ..... - Honduras) • 16th a (wow*
Maud 17th Afairde- the ,
taken out. Hagen took the rabbit. I left them on the from it. That being so these men are the substantial one of those frauds which are calculated. to -
.-fh p eased to approve of Mr. Venezuela ..• Soule-
Pembrokeshire
üblic. Gideon S. Holmes as Consul at the Cape of Good H Grey Town.. M gottg. 1 ampton le" month!
..--.
ope,
(Phillips's Mr,. L.) ...Mon. Kilgetty
' Lo ws. owners of everything connected with this land, with of benevolence from the charitable portion ot ep _
for the United States of America. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
i
Cross-examined by Mr. M'Enteer-I live near tee the single exception of the mines, the existence ot I shall prove that he has received two barrels of b.eer
Thur. Cosheston
Lows. which, I suppose no one will assert. It is, there- for distribution, under the pretence that he would fairly WAR DEPARTMENT PALL-MALL DEC 26 Tom Fowler Slater, grocer, Bradford. Portsmouth's (Earl of) Men. Nutley Wood ll o Peru "- • •
. 16th of ... ••
ye 2d Re •ntof Dr ' ' * * BANKRUPTS. Wed. Litchfield D. 0 California ..
Mr. M'Enteer-Do you know this anon to be one fore, a mockery of common sense to say that they have and properly give it to the poor. I shall alsodprt amaGuards-Lientenant Robert to sur-
the ....
lllier Blair fen
larthe 9th Li George William Jones, milliner, Oxford-strlTtzf
Bank.
of those persons living in the houses to which the L3W9 treepaSeed on laud, every particle of the surface of which that he applied for and received fiour, biscuits, 'an ° goons, to be Lieutenant, vice . Fri. Andoyer-road Station - South-
.. ......
Month.
render, Jan. 6, and Feb. 5, at one, at t e
1 m Jan. 17 .. 1 ampton
l Chad'veick, who exchanges.
• hehCAtreet ; Par- Sat. Ewhurst Park
belong ? is their own, and which surface these rabbits are articles, the greater part of which, as well as the who e
ruptcy. Johnson, official assignee, Basing a
Puokoridge,Mr.Parry's Mon. Pelhau .. a- Jan.! ,
Mr. Drake-Perhaps you will ask him whether he destroying. Even supposing the law is against them_ of the beer, were consumed by the damilY of the defen. 3d Dragoon Guards-The Christian name of Troop- ker and Lee, St Paul's-churchyard.
Wed. Peverils
15
Mexico .... South- efse°
Sergeant Major Don appointed to a Cornetcy, without e - * f t Shude-hill, Manchester,
t M Jan. 2.• ..
1 ampton lens
knows what occupiers have a right there, vvhich, by the way, I strenuously deny-still it is an out. dant. The law is sufficiently clear that if a Rerson
purchase, and Adjutalcy, on the 12th December, 1856, is j ames Wood, cheese ac or,m
cheater District Court. Sat. Great m ..... .
Mr. Tillett-I suppose you will produce the award, rage aeainst common sense to suppose that in what they represents himself as fairly and properly managing a
James, and not William, as previously stated. an. 7, and 27, at twelve, at the an
Heald Manahester. Pytchley Mon. Sywell Wood .
nnnden ............ 10 15 Ply- Gambia Jan'
Fraser official assignee Manchorter ; , ~ Madeira .. ••1 ~
Mr. Drake-No, indeed, we shall not. It is for you te have crone they have clmmitted an offence. charitable institution, and upon those representations
9th Light Dragoons-Lieutenant John De Haley Chad- Thanaas Wells gr .r, Dorset-place, Clapham-road, Wed. North le'l th
............. 10 ee Teneriffe • • d
E en• " 1 mouth
bill
prove that these men are the owners, and have the rignt At the conclusion of his address the court was cleared, obtains money and goods, which he afterwards.appro• wick, from the 2d Dragoon guards, to be Lieutenant, Jan, 7, and Feb.'lo, at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Fri. Brockhall .
i wor ............ 10 45 w.C.of Africa 20 ,tr 3
to which they claim. and the three magistrates remained in deliberation an Priates to his own use, that is sufficient to estab
• lish the
Adler
vice Blair, who exchanges ; Samuel Ashton Pretor, Gent., Graham, official assignee ; Richardson and S • Old Sat. Sibbertoft ..
................. .. 10 45 British North
tE Every Fre} pool
Liver- get Dec.
,
Mr• Tillett-We have • Coe ti ti e church ts• hour at the expiration of which time the public we e charge I will prove that so far from this institution
given nod 1 1 ar- • r • to be Cornet, by pure
hase vice Gifford romoted in the
, , P Jewry-chambers, City. Quern Mon. Wartnab St I'
Y one its 10 45 America • •
United States ittlanti°
dens to produce the award. re admitted. being conducted in a proper manner, some soup haring 6th Dragoon Guards.
Robert Ashworth, cotton spinner, Rossendale, Lance- Tues. Widmerp 1 V'll 11 0 tal lan. 6 and}
United Sta e Liver- Atlantic JIM. 1
00 1 age
orps of Royal Engineers-Staff-Sergeant James Mitch eh' b 6 at twelve, at the Manchester Dist
Mr. Drake-What have the churchwardens to d.• Colonel Astley then addressed the defendants in the been made of a shin of beef, part of it was kept for C . ire, Jan. 9 and Fe ~ , . Thur•Houghtoa on the Hill
with it ? following wordt-It is the decision of the magistrates, visitors to ;taste, and the other portion was put into t d C ' fClh' • e Ma ht• S 1
to be Quartermas er an ornmissary o ot ing , -or triat Court. Hernaman, official assignee, tic es er ,a e, wash- Dee. 26 Arl.`g°
South-
Fri. &there Turn ll 0 United States
h. Gentleman Cadet George Edward Langham Somerset we the] ton and Shipman, Manchester. Rib 31 - } anipten ingt" , Angle
Mr. Tillett-Why, they are the trustees for the after very mature consideration, and after you have another copper aad diluted for the poor, so as. to --
. par-
R clford to be Lieutenant, which appeared in the Gazette
.14anleisg Boy, d, grocer and flour dealer, Tynemouth, Jan. y.. ................... Mon, Auckland Park
Anglo- Jam 7 t. 4100
ties.
tton of ean
Wed. Caldswell lO 15 .America .. Liver-
been ably defended by very talented gentlemen, who Perfectly worthless. I will also prove that a por
of the 11th ulte read Gentleman Cadet George Edward 9, and Feb. 13, at half-past twelve, at the Newcastle-upon- sazon
.Mr. Drake-But I appear for the inforrnation, and if have come on purpose to take up your cause, that we the flour received from Messrs. Ponsford and Co. was
Langham Somerset Sanford. Fri. Hamsterle
Tyne District Court. Baker, official assignee, Newcastle- Rawl .................. Mon. Whi Y
you wanted to bring the churchwardens behre the court nevertheless cannot alter the decision which we gave sold for a few shillings, and the money' taken to Mr. 2d Regiment of Foot-Lieutenant John Chalmere to be upon-Tyne ; Watson, Newcastle.upon-Tyne. te Posts 10 45
et-morning. E--Evening• • -
you bad the opportunity;of doing so by summons. in a previous came. We have no wish to send ynu to Barber. The public are much indebted to Mr. Potter, Captain,ewithout purchase, vice Adams, deceased ; Ensign John MacMillan, ship owner, Liverpool, Jan. 7 and Feb. Tues. Dean Holl ... -
.-.---------------
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.1
- st states that
Mr. M'Enteer to the aitness-Do yeu kno et anythine gaol, our only object being the protection of what we one of the guardians of the West London union, for Charles Squire. to be Lieutenant, without purehase, vice 2, at eleven, at the Liverpool District Court. Cazenove, Thur. Laxton
f the 10th in ? .
midating
as to the ownership of the Lows Coe-enon ? consider the right of this gentleman (Mr. Barker) to the bringing this matter before the court. Chalmers. official assignee, Liverpool ; Anderson and Collins, Liver- Sat Church Wareop lO 45
A letter from Bel 'ozone., 0 . . t ad of int'
e pea sia Ina °
Witne.ss-No, sir, I have nothing to do with it. E • a IM Bar gt to bL•
essrs. 4th Foot- nsign eorge .iin on e teutenant, pool, _
____
property which he hires. I hope and trust that this Mr. Thomas Alvin-I am chief
.casltter_to t t
i,...st.tottiat
gig, it,. att Tx .m. a m.,,....
_,....._„__
..... Rutland, Duke of ...... Mon. Croxton Park..
~.. _. 11 0 ,_,_ _ ee........ ea the King 0. --. -8
Mr. Drake-That will be the eeee f,,,. th,,, nr„Q„,,„;„, ..,,,,, "f" 1..,,..
_cc_
____,., i i , ,
.. .
-.-.• . - .

Mr. Drake—But I appear for the inforMation, and if
you wanted to bring the churchwardens before the court
you bad the opportunitytuf doing so by summons.
Mr. M'Enteer to the witness—Do yttu know anything
as to the ownership of the Lows Common ?
Witness—No, sir, I have nothing to do with it.
Mr. Drake—That will be the case for the prosecution
(During the examination of this witness Colonel F
Astley entered the room, and took his seat with the
other magistrates.)
Mr. M'Enteer— Gentlemen, I appear for the defen-
dant Hagon, and now I submit in the first instance
to you that here there has been no trespass whatever
committed ; and that flagon and others, as we shall
show you by the award, are in p sseµsion of the homes
to which the ownership of these Lows are attached.
Mr. Drake--Are you going to produce the award ?
Mr. M 'En teer—Yes.
Mr. Drake—From whose custody ?
Mr. M'Enteer—We have got copies of the award.
Mr. Drake— Oh, copies. We require originals in a
court of law.

Mr. M'Enteer—We will produce the original.
Mr. Drake—But I ask again from whose custody I
Mr. Tillett—Surely you are not going to fight the
question so. The original is in the room.
Mr. Drake—lndeed, I shall fight it on any technical
ground I can take.

- Mr. Tillett—Ob, very well, very well.
Mr. ICPEnteer—Well now, gentlemen, we shall, as I
said, produce the award.
Mr. Drake—From whose custody ?
Mr. M'Enteer—That is quite immaterial. • I object
to being interrupted by you.
Mr. Drake—But I submit that you have been open-
ing a case you have no means of proving. Certainly we
shall not produce it.
Mr. Tillett—lf you refuse to produce it perhaps you
will wait till it comes to that.
Mr- M'Entef,r—Here. in a case which involves the
question of the _entire right of these por.r men to tiii,
property, I am met by a technical objection to prevent
us if possible from going into the merits of the case, so
that the magistrates might, thr'ugh that technicality, be
called upon. main at this season of the year, as in tn.
previous ca,e, to end the.-o two poor men to prison f r
exercising a right of proprietorship in this land. N
I submit that these rn„ are ch-ariy the prop!
question, as will beshown by the w,v4.7-.1 ;
the property is
and being, the
proprietors to all intents and purpo-es—
and having, according to the terms of that award, as
good a title to the land as any nobleman or gentleman
can have to an estate in his posseaaion—an action against
them for trespassing on their own property is whally and
entirely out of the question. Having urged these point-,
I will now submit to you that the trubtees have not the
power to dispose of the right to take rabbits on this land
to any other parties, especially as the letting has not •

Colonel Astley then addressed the defendants in the
following words—lt is the decision of the magistrates,
after very mature consideration, and after you have
been ably defended by very talented gentlemen, who
have come on purpose to take up your cause, that we
nevertheless cannot alter the decision which we gave
in a previous case. We have no wish to send ynu to
gaol, our only object being the protection of what we
consider the right of this gentleman (Nlr. Barker) to the
property which he hires. I hope and trust that this
may be the last offence committed, and I hope that your
friends may try this cage in some other court, and thus
put an end to it. The decision to which we have come
is, that you will be each fined ls. and expenses, and in
default of payment will be confined at Walsingham gaol
for 14 days.

Mr. Q;zens-Hardy—l wish to make an observation,
as I happen unfortunately—or it may be fortunately—to
differ from my brethren on the bench in this somewhat
important case. I have not been able to concur in this
conviction, nor in the previous one of a similar character,
and my reasons are principally these :—First, because I
think it cannot be established that these men have com-

mitted a trespass upon this land, and particularly a tres-
pass under the Game Act. Second, I think that the
trustee have not any power or authority whatever by
their award to grant a lease of the right of shooting over
this property, even if the lease had been signed by all the
parties claimitg to be trustees, whereas in the present
instance it has been signed only by four-fifths. And
latly, these parties having exercised and maintained the
right of taking rabbits from this land for nearly half a
ntnry without interruption, I c,tin be a party to
sending these oleo to prison for a trespass. (Cheers.)
Mr. Tillett—Will you make out the warrant, if you
please

Mr. Drake—To show that we have no other desire
than to have the question fairly settled, I have no objec-
tion to agree With Mr. Tillett on a special case to be
heard before the Court of Queen's Bench.
A voice—Who's to pay the expenses
Mr. Tillett—Aye. that is the point.
Col. Astley— Could you not take counsel's opinion on
the subject ? It is a pity these men should he misled, and
Mr. Barker is misled it is a hard case, for when a man
pays for his shooting be expects to have it. It is a pity
that this ill spirit should exist.
Mr. Tillett—But remember that it is the trustees that
are the real parties who have provoked it ?
Col. Astley—Of course you intend to pay the fines and
,xpen,.es ?

Hoare and Co., brewers, of Lower East Smithfield. In
the month of December, 1855, I received a letter signed
by S. E. Packe Barber asking for beer for distribution
among the poor. I believed, from this letter which I
produce, that it was an institution for fairly distributing
to the poor the contributions received. I made represen-
tations to the firm to this effect on the faith of that letter ;
they directed that a barrel of beer, containing 36 gallons,
value 365., should be sent. The beer was sent, and I
believe the barrel was never returned.
Cross-examined by Mr. Horsley—The brewery is out
of the City. The beer was delivered at the Samaritan
Institution.
Mr. Horsley—Then the whole transaction is oat of the
City.
Mr. Sleigh—That does not matter ; it is within the
jurisdiction of the court.
Sir R. W. Carden—Sorely, Mr. Horsley, you do nok
want to stop this inquiry, which affects the character of
Mr. Barber, by a mere technical objection ?
Mr. Horsley—Certainly not.
Witness—l do not know Mr. Potter. I *attend here
in consequence of being summoned.
The arayman proved the delivery of the beer.
Mr. James Ford, manager for Messrs. Manners and
Wells, brewers, of Castle-street, Whitechapel---A.' short
time before Christmas last year I received a letter signed
"S. E, Packe Barber." It set forth that the poor bad
received roast beef and plutrisprAdding, and requested a
contribution of beer to distribute among them at Ch stet
mas. I made representati on to my employers, and they
ordered me to send a 36 riallen cask of beer, value 335.
I have received a letter this year from th.a same person,
and it is similar in term to to that of laat year.
Cross-examined by Mr. Horsley—l do not know Mr.
Potter, and I have atfAvtded here in consequence of being
summoned.
In cross-examination the witness said—l have no
doubt we should biviti sent some beer this year, but for
what we heard abtrdt the institution.
Mr. Sleigh—l •object to that question, for the object
is plain enough. The man has had the impudence, since
Vb. Potter expilsed him, to bring an action against him
for defamation„ and he now wants to get this evidence
to produce at that trial.
Sir R. W. 'Carden—You are not entitled to put that
question to :51r. Alvin, because he was not asked any
question on t he circular of this year, but Mr. Ford was,
and therefore the question might be put to him.
The drayakan proved the delivery of the be:r last year.
James Duidord, foreman to Messrs. Ponaford and Co.,
of Upper Tbai nes-street—Last year our firm received a

4th Foot—Ensign George Af.Billington to be Lieutenant,
by purchase, vice the Hon. H. N. G. Massey, whe retires ;
David Smith, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Bil-
lington.
29th Foot—John Edward Longden, Esq., late Paymas-
ter, Turkish Contingent, to be Paymaster, vice Jameson,
deceased.

-40th Foot—Ensign John Vander Horst Rees, from the
90th Foot, to be Ensign vice Handy, who exchanges.
43 i Foot—Assistant•Surgeon Arthur Croker has been
permitted to resign his Commission.
44th Foot—The Chciatian name of Mr. Abbott, who was
permitted to resign his Commission as Ensign on the 12th
instant, is John and not William, as previously stated,
47th Foot—
, Ensign p_eneer Edward,
Orr to be Limits,
without purchase, vice Mellott, deceased t 2lisigu George
Ourry Clarke to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Morres,
who retires; Samuel HeytVood, Gent., to be Ensign, by
pilechase, vies Clarke; Gentleman Cadet Francis Thomas
Elwood, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign,
without purchase, vice Orr.
--Ensign Samuel F. Sewell to be Lieutenant,
wist7litohutr°;utrchase vice Macartney, deceased ; Gentleman
Cadet Charles Henry Cox, from the Royal Military Col-
lege, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Sewell.
62d Foot—Ensign Samos O'Hara to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Duff, who retires; Reginald Whitting,
Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice O'Hara.
72d Foot—Ensign James William Fitzgerald Batler has
been permitted to resign his commission.
90th Foot—Ensign Samuel Roden Handy, from tho 40th•
Foot, to be Ensign, vice Rees, who exchanges.
CAVALRY DEPOT (Maidstone).
For Capt. William, Miller, from half-pay of the 2d Dra-
goons, to be Adjutant, which appeared in the Gazette of
14th Nov., 1856, read Capt. William Miller., on hall"-pay,
&c., &c.

George Gwilliam, wheelwright and blacksmith, Leeds-
street, Liverpool, Jan. 7 and Feb. 2, at eleven, at the
Liverpool District Court. Morgan, official assignee, Li-
verpool ; Pemberton, Liverpool.
Frederick Read Davies, auctioneer and forage dealer,
Union-street, Plymouth, Jan. 12, at eleven, and Fob. 2,
at one, at the Exeter District Court. Hirtzel, official
assignee, Exeter ; Elworthy, Plymouth.

BANK OF
An Account pursuant to the Act
the Week ending on Saturda

MICE DE?.
Notes issued

TIOSPITAL STAFF,
Staff Assistant Surgeon Douglas Arthur Reid, M.D., has
been permitted to resign his Commission.
Staff Surgeon of the Second Class, with local rank, Thos.
Ligert wood, 31.8., to be Staff Surgeon of the Second Class.

424,375,03 +:1

Thted the 24th day of Dec ml

BAKEING DE
Proprietors'capltal .. 14,553,000
Rest ................ 3,240,390
Public deposit
eluding Exchequer,
Commissioners of
National Debt, Say.
iug's Banks, and

ENGLAND.
7th and Bth Victoria, cap 32, for
y the 2Otli day of Dec., 1856.
ATITMENT.

£
Government debt.... 11,015,10'
Other securities ...... 3,459,900
Gold coin and bullion 9,901,930
Silver bu11i0n........ -

£24,376,930
11. MARSHALL, Chlef,Caabler.
1856.
TAITMENT.

Mr. Tiilc tt--No, indeed we do not. They will go to
prison.

Government securities
(includg.Dead Weight
Annuity) .. .... 10,870,431
Other securities ..... 17,654,460
Notes .. 5,863,890
(101 d and silver coin .. 611,893

Dividend Accounts) 6,891,049
.)ther deposits .... • • 9,49303
yen Day and other ,

8i115........ ...7., 822,242

-...........,.....

X 35,000,67,1

BREVET.
TO BE LIEUTENANT-COLONELS.
Brevet-Major John George Rawstorne, 91st Foot.
Major Robert Henry Lindsell, 28th Foot.
Brevet-Major Tyrrell Byrne, Ist Foot.
Major John A. V. Kirkland, Unattached.
Major James Conolly, Unattached.
Major Frederick Robert Elrington, Rifle Brigade.
Brevet-Major Thomas Henry Clifton, Unattached.
Brevet-Major John Turner, C. 8., Reyal Artillery.
Major Edward W. D. Bell, 23d Foot.
Major Robert Lockhart Ross, Depot Battalion.
Major Robert William Lowry, 47th Foot.
Major Frederick Spence, 31st Foot.
Major Edward Westby Donovan, 33d Foot,

Dated the 24th Of 'Peeenll

X 35,000,674
r. MARSHALL, Chief ':sistuer.
, 1856.

AVERAGE PRICE 011`
11le Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com-
puted from the returns made in the week ending Doc.
23, 1856, exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or
payable thereon, on the importation thereof into Groat
Britain : s. d.
From the British Possessions in America 37 10i
Muscovado, the produce of the
Muscovado, the produce of the East Indies 37 4,4,.
Average of the above three descriptions 37 4

Pembrokeshire
(Phillips's Mr. L.) ...Mon. Kilgetty
Thur. Cosheston
Portsmouth's (Earl of) Mon. Nutley Wood
Wed. Litchfield .
Fri. Andover-road Station
Sat. Ewhurst I'ark
Pnckeridgo,Mtrarry's Mon. Pelhan
Sat.lled. GPerveaeltilbsltin-U ...
Pytchley Mon. Sywell Wood .............. 10 45
Wed. North Kilworth ............ 10 45
Fri. Brock:hall ................. . . 10 45
Sat, Sibbertoft 10 45
Quorn Mon. Wartnaby Stone Pits ll 0
Tues. Widtnerpool Village
Thur. Houghtoa on the Hill . 11 0
Fri. Hatliern Turn ll 0
Raby ..................... Mon. Auckland Park
Wed. Caldwell lO 15
Rulerll .................. MFroin. 111 VahmitsetPeloisetYs
10 45
Tues, Dean Holl ...
Thur. Laxton
Sat Church Warsop lO 45
Rutland, Duke of Mon. Croxton Park.. ... ......... 11 0
Tues. Stubton
Wed. Belvoir
Fri. Cold Harbour ll 0
Seale's, Sir Henry ......Tues. Stokefleming
Fri. Roister Bridge
Selby's, Mr. Tues. Ho wick
Fri. Great R... lO 30
Shropshire,C.J.MorrisTnes. Eclgboltonyle
Fri. Maughmond Hill
Sinnington ...............Tues Rubymeorside —
Fri. Harnm —
Smith's, Mr. Assheton Mon. Wilbury
Tues. Stowell Lodge —
Thur. Ham Ashley
Fri. Clarendon Park
Southwold (Mr.Cook's)Tues. Tattershall Cross ll 0
Fri. Fieniworth Village ll 0
Sat. Spilsby
Southdown, (A. Dono-
van's) Mon. Street Green l9 45
Wed, Fiston Mill lO 45
Fri. Toddington lO 45
Suffolk
Thur. Horsebeath lO 45
10 .-c0
Sat. Denston,
Staffordshire, North ... Mon. Loggerheads
Plumbers' Arms 10 45
Wed. Stableford Bridge
Fri. Adderley
10 30
Mon. Hazle Hall
Surrey Union
10 30
10 30
Mon. Broad Oak Bred°
sTahtu.r.
LE:LIT:Iit, Villagea(l s
le 30
Sussex, East
Thur. 10 30 Northiam .
Sat. Peasmarsh
Tailby's, Mr. Mon. Shearsby ...
Thur. Blaston Pasture ll 0
11 0
11 0
Ttruheusi...Nlliaxmbucryreen . .
Thetnpoon's, Mr. A....
Sat, Hinton ou-the Hedges
10 0
Mon. Noyadd. Cross-roads
gs
tb ae I lO 30
al
c h lO 30
Tickham .................. TFurie.s. LToutn)
Tivysido
Thur. Pouts Belly lO 0
10 30
c
10 30
Sat. Scobblescom
Mr. Tues. Douslaud Barnb
Trelawney's,

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A letter from Belliozova, of the 10th inst., states that
the threats of the King of Prussia instead of intimidating
the Swiss had exasperated them.
St. Petersbnrg accounts to the latest date state that
the mild temperature of 1 to 3 degrees, which bad
prevailed for some days past, was by no means welcome
to people in business,
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The parties then left the court, and the prisoners were
loon afterrvards removed, amidst the acclamations of a
large company of the inhabitants, who had assembled to
witcess their d,partnre.

It is stated that the projected expedition to Kabylia
has been postponed for another year by the French
Government.
The city of Copenhagen was visited by a very extensive
conflagration on the night of the 20th inst., originating
in the manufactory for the preparation of chicory, situate
in the immediate vicinity of the Exchange.

United Pack (Mr. Lu-
ther's) Wed. Tho Oak Hotel, Welsh-
pool lO 30
Vaughan's, Sir R. W... Mon. Ithiwlas, near Bald
Wed. Llangollen
Fri. Ryd Onen
V. NV. 11. Lord Gifford's Tues. Williamstrip
Thur Red Lodge ll 30
Sat. Burdrop
Warwickshire Mon. Barford Village
Tues. Idlicote-house lO 45
Thur. Shuckburgh
Fri. Ilraington

NORWICH, Friday Everling.—A memorial has been
sent to the Horne Secretary, asking for an immediate
inquiry into the conduct of the Holt magistrates in the
great Norfolk rabbit case.