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the metal road on to the green sward at the side, the the medical supervision of the criminal doctors, who, as cierland, chemist and druggist-April 24, J. Slade, Stoke- , SPORTING NOTES. , added. ; the winner of any handielp after the weighl a 1 Rutland's, Duke of ... Mon. Harlexton Hall ~, 100,
Tees. Beard's Leap ... ~, 103(
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ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. ; appear 71b extra ; one mile and a quarter. 27 sues. I
defendant's dog-cart came into collision with his and up- well as the officers of the Police, seem to be on a very sub-Hamdon, Somersetshile, glove manufacturer-April
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se--- 17, R. Gill and H. Ede, St. Thomas-by-Launceston, Corn- ' Age st lh Age st lb Thurs. Goad by
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sat,him. He himself was hurt, and had to pay a doc- good understanding with the characters who travel be-
SHORT AND SWEET. Fri Lenten Village ... 10 t'i
tween Hamburg and London upon business of the kind. wall; builiers-Aprill4, B.F. Budge, Manchester fustian King of Trumps.. a 8 10 Herculea ...... .. 45 12 s h.
WESTERN CIRCUIT-EXETER, MARCH 20. ,
hrops ire ... ... Tues. Sundorne ... ..„ 10 s'
3 5 2 Smith's, Mr. A. ... NFroi.
(Before.,l3lr. Sergeant Channel.) tsr s bill, and his dog-cart was broken.
• manufacturer-May 2, W., 11., and J. Mitchell, Hoar-
The fixtures for the ensuing week are Catterick Bridge Sultan
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nh
tot :re:
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idved.... ... 111 ‘
stones, Lancashire, cotton spinners-April 14, F. Roberts,
a 8 2 Omar Pasha
i As usual in such cases, there was conflicting evidence
for the defence, and it was attempted to show that the me_
... ... Tues. Marton I
CHARGE OF MURDER.-SENTENCE OE DEATH.
Mari] Weeks, a young woman aged 28, was indicted , . , . . f t r rom the London Gazette of Last Night. Wrezbaue flour 'and provisio , i
Smith, Manehester, hop merchant ;G. T. Caswell, Wol- .on Wednesday and. Thursday ; and The Hem on Satur- Fiatterer
3 5 6 DoßOva.n's) ''""
Fri. •• elmsley ... ... 10
! plaintiff was the worse for liquor, and arming very as .
The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff, after being ..—......__ .• n dealer-April 17 W. A. • and Coventry, on Monday and Tuesday ; Northampton, Alonz )
verhampton pump maker • G. Berker, Burslem, veneer ' Polydore ..
for the wilful murder of her male child, a boy hetween
• LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, MARCH 13. 4 7 6 Bluebell
.. . .. . .ASraotn. . CHraosws
oecokm,
sb eG Pa
taer k G a t. 0.. 1101
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three and fours years old, at Exeter, on the 3d of Jan.
! locked up nearly all day-damages, 40s. ' • ' ' 't ff Is• A ary 35 2 Somerset Subscription Tues. La.ngridge Wood 11
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Staffordshire, North ... Mon. Dra.yeot ... ... 10 d
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last. ..-. cutter ; H. Hunting, Shilton, b a ords ire, veneer
• dis therefore now interru ted and the stir- , •,
day. Tile sweet-do-nothingness which turfites have so I.
I one or two other causes of an ordinary character were Notice is hereby given, that her Majesty will hold cutter-April 12, E. Kettle, Sheffield, tailor-April 12, long entoye 11 , ()Llama a 7 5 Laverna 3 5 2
Mr. Kingston and Mr. Phear appeared for the prose- Drawing-Rooms at St. James's palace, on the following T., E., and S. Woolhouse, Sheffield, saw manufacturers. ring business of the racing season has commenced. I R,,ehuck
cution, and Mr. Ring defended the prisoner. . t ri.
I t •ed in the course of the day, and the business of the I
days, at two o'clock :-
CERTIFICATES G RANTED. shall not at present enter into an examination of. the Gondoline 4 6 S Eloquence 3l
assizes was concluded to-night.
Thursday, 10th April next. March 18. W. Hart, Old-street, St. Luke's, and late of 4 6 7 Sirocco
It appeared that on the 7th of Jan. the body of a male
Tuesday, 29th April next. Neoptolensus
Wed. Bowsy Wood ... ~, 10 -?
child, aged between three and four years, was discovered MIDLAND CIRCUIT.-DEREY, MARCEL 20. Challew Boy 46 5 Coal Black Rose.. 34 10
i til Monday. I will however , Ft i Adderle 10 34s
in the river Exe, near Hancross, by a fisherman named
(Before Lord Campbell and a Special Jury.) Charles-street, Westbourne-terrace, licensed victualler (2,1
REGULATIONS TO BE ORSERvED AT THE QuERN's elass)-R. Hoyes, West Cowes, Isle of Wight, postmaster on the probabilit.es un , , . R,,,lern puma
Northampton programme, but shall reserve my remarks
4.6 2 Lori staffed 4 (pd) Stamford's, Earl of . ... Tine's Y •••
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. Hilton . 1
Lyddon. Its head was enveloped in a black apron, which
TOWLE V. REA. DRAWING-ROOMS, AT ST. JAMES'S PALACE.
The ladies, who purpose to attend her Majesty's Draw- dealer (2d class)-March 19. J. Morrell, Upper Russell-
(2d class)-March 14. J. C. Dalton, Coleman-street, share direct attention to the appointed sport at Coventry, , Moorcock 46 0 Joshua
4 (pd)
Thurs, Eneille Hall ... ... 11 ,
covered the eyes and nose, and which was pinned under
This was an action on the warranty of a horse. ing-rooms, at St. James's Palace, are requested to bring street, Bermondsey, leather dresser (2d class)-March 17. •11 ' par ia eceira in e ore s . .
heed se it will be ti 11 - I.b td b f I hall nein ' Treaeher
Y 4 6 0 Sat. Burnell Green ... 11 !
an exa-
the right year. The medical gentleman who made . . Mr. Mellor, Q. 0., and Mr. Field appeared for the with therr two large cards, with their names clearly writ- It. J. Ward, Cro don, brewer (3d class)-- Mareh 18. A. ! have an opportunity of addressing the reader. l The Delapre Handicap of 5 sovs each, with 25 added, Suffolk P
... ... Mon. Badwell Ash ... ... 10 e
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mination of the body, Mr. Pycroft, gave it as his opinion , .
plaintiff ; Mr. Serjeant Hayes and Mr. Brewer for the ten thereon, one to be left with the Queen's Paee in At- Tweleetress Hednd.street, Blaekfriars, manufacturer of That mt.. Merry will command a most euccesetul ' for three-yr-olds and upwards ; the winner to be sold Thurs. Lidgate ... .10 r
that death had been caused by drowning, there being no
defe d t tendance in the ante-room, and the other to berilelivered blacking (hd class)-March 20. B. Hagen, Alciermanbury, e • • for 100 sovs if demanded iu the usual way ; Althorp Surrey Union - 031
... Mon. Tbe Kennel ... .., 1 1
dy. The u an ,
m eting is unq )e, or, wi e excep ton per
uestional 1 I •th th ti -
marks of violence or signs of disease upon the bo
F th ttee t of Mr. Mellor, it appeared that to theiLord Chamberlain, who will announce the aame to merchant (2d class) -March 14. J. Rolfe, Faversham, ' Park Stakes Course (about half a mile). 16 subs. Thurs. Frimley Ridges ... 0 I
that rom esa mn
Age ot lh Age st lb
evidence to connect the prisoner with the offence was
th 1 ' tiff tt hi• sat Cestle Donington,
a p aui I,au a orney reel_ ins, • . her Majesty. tailor (2d class)-March 18. E. Ladd, Cambridge, draper haps of the C. C. at Shre wsbury, no one understands
, Sat, Newland Corner .., 10 e
Warren Sussex, East .:. ... Set. Heathfield Park .. 10 '''
Those Ladies who are to be presented are hereby in- (ed elasst-J, Jennings Tetbury, Gloucester, linen better the art of " flattering' 0 wnere ef horses. On
she became acquainted with a widower, named
' • L • e - h• I f d fhu ting had been attracted
in ewes ers ire, am on o . n , Weathercock 5 8 7 Prince's Mixture 3 7 4 • 0
she re- formed, it is absolutely necessary that their names, with draper (2d class)-March 'l4. S. M. Khron, Bread-street, Tues. Harrow lon, Hollington 10 i,
to whom she was engaged to be Tarried ; but
by an advertisement in Bell's Lifa a,nnouncing that , paper so many animals appear " well in" their respec- John Berle corn 5 8 3 Lady Goliehtly... 3 7 4
presented that she hed only one c ,
hod and that WaS at ' s . • , the names of the ladies who are to present them, should Cheapside, merchant (second class)-Alarch 15. Sir G. tie Y . Fri St. Leonard's Green ... 10 o,
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et Rea, is ttepository, in
there was • . the borough of South- re engagements that the task of indicating the pro- Titormus - Sut•on's, Mr. Richard No account received.
home with her mot er, w
h hereas she had two, and one
l ' lci• h
'wark, for sale by private contract, a say ge mg, t e be delivered at the Lord Chamberlain's Office on Tuesday la Poor Beresford, Bert., Fludyer-street, raining and cons. ti
the Bth of A ril next b 1.) o'clock for the fi t D cin
P . Y e , rs re. vi g- mission agent (third class); T. Choppieg, late of Borongb- bable winners is not a little perplexing. On this occa- Plausible - 2 Sutton's, Mr. Francis Tues. Wartuaby Stone Pits... 11
h• Itttl b y was brought to Warren's house. He .
day tisi e o _ tt 1 • d el 47 10 King Chat 37 0 Fri. Lodge on the Wold .., 11
property of a gentleman, quie o c rive an a goo room announced, and on Saturday the 26th of April next, road iron merchant, now of Larkhall-lane, Clapham • I Alcyone
ded
accused the prisoner of deceiving him, and the inten of vahicinaaion
sion I have no faith in my powers . .
hunter. In consequence of this advertisement the plain- by 12 o'clock, for the second Drawing-room, or on brew'er (third class) ,F. G. Craw, late of Basinghall-st , Little Gerard 57 6 Bonnets o' 81ue,.. 37 0 Thomson's, Mr. A.. 2don. Chesterton ... ... 11
marriage was broken off. The child still remained at
will, however, raake a guess at truth. For the Handl-
Bright
Warren's house until the evening e,f the 3d of Januar elf •dt th defendant's repository in February, any earlier day, between the hours of eleven and four, uow of Cobourg-rOad, Old Kent-road, wholesale fancy
g i repaire o e
'l' 1855, and was there shown the bay gelding, whose pedi- in order that they may be submitted for the Queen's stationer and general dealer (second class)-March 18. W. cap Plate of 40 Sons., Vettige appears to be so well B c ley Slane out
of Raillery 37 6 Oyster Girl 36 5 . _ Sat. Barley Mow ... .., 11 , •
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when Warren seat to the prisoner to take it away, as Tiekham ... ... Mon. Queendown Warren .. 10 d
t d •ti nir hei d d t have been approbation ;it being her Majesty's command, that no Moore, Bradford, bine and medley dyer (first class); J
- - " in" that I f M M t b • •I' dto •ve Ed 374 S G 15 (d)
ree was sta e , upon i q y n, ma e, 0 ancy r., erry mus e lIIG ine gi ar rop urgeon- enera . p
•n it an loniser She g
he tcould not afford to maintai y . .
sent to Liverpool, as he had come from a gentleman in presentation shall take place, unless the name of the lady Richards, Cardiff, shipowner (second class)-March 14. SS
" Ben" a turn. I shall couple that name with Twin -- Thurs. Halfway House,Chollocklo ;
Tiverton ... ... Moo. Bradninch . .1°
came and took up the child in a fit of anger, and carried presenting, together with that of the lady to be presented, M. and N. -S. Lotinga, Newcastle-upon-Tyne and North
Ireland, and there was some question about the freight. •• .•
'oo'
it away. That night a female, resembling the prisoner, oham- •
shall hppoar on the card to be deliiered to the Lord a Shields, merchants, ship and insurance brokets (third class) Shen Catti, as g
bele the most likely to pull through. Racing Fixtures for 1856. Thurs. Rackenford Bell +
U on being put into a trap however, he turned very - 031
'll-leat, in the Exeter Bonhay, which P , . hart= whosenames shall correspond with those previously blarch 13. J. Lewin, Liverpool, wine and spirit merchant Robgill and Flageolet are entitled to notice for the MARCH. Sat. Worth ... ... ~, 1 t
was seen near a, mi
restive, and could not be made to o unt'l a erson who
g • II - ) sent iri'to the Lord Chamberlain's Office. (first class)-March 13. T. Lewin, Liverpool, wine and
H • f2O S Sh ld tl f t t d- •t C etr
andicap o s eve. .on le ormer sar , espi eov n y 24 1 Quanw, Gap 25 United Pack ... ... Thurs. lant-y-frydd ... ... 9
Tuns into the river Exe and she was leanina against a
was standing about in the yard, took him in hand, and V. W. H. (Lona Gin
It is particularly requested that in every case the spirit merchant (second class). 26 1 I
A. ' Ifld' f 6 ' •
tree, and crying. c 1 s roc- and petticoat were
Catterick
succeeded in driving him pretty quietly. The plaintiff names be very distinctly written upon the cards to bade- his weight, he ought to be capable of winning. The ford' )
s ... ... Tues. Soutberop ... ... le 5t
de close b the lent which wine iden-
picked up afterwah y , .
was still assured that the horse was perfectly sound, and livered to the Lord Chamberlain, in order that there may BANK OF ENGLAND. items contained on Tuesday's list I shall discuss in my Newhall Spring ...... -.24 The Hoo 29 Thurs. The Kennels .0 '
tified by several witnesses as those which the child wore
Sat. Charlton Park ... 11 it
quiet t and that if the plaintiff would leave him there be no difficulty in announciug them to the Queen. Au Account pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap. 32, for • . .
APRIL.
t
on the night in question. The prisoner did not arrive
for a few days he would find him aii right, The home The State apartments will not be open for the reception the Week ending on Saturday the 15th day of March, 1866. next communica ion. Warwickshire... ... Mon. Compton Verney ... 10 g
h me to her lodginas until nine o'clock, and then she ap- .
me OE DEPARTMENT. March 22. A FRESH MAN. Doncaster Spring 1 Newmarket C l4
o ' .remaine at ea s a out ays, an was en sen
d -R
' b 17 d d th t of Company coming to Court, until half-past one o'clock. Tues. Mitford Bridge .., 10 A
X 02
Abergavenny
pea.red much distressed in mind. She stated in answer •
home to the plaintiff's at Castle Donington ; but as soon LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, MARCH 13. Notes X
leaned ........ 24,378,095 Government debt .... 11,015,100
to inquiries, that she had sent home her boy to her
as the plaintiff took him out to the hunting field he found Notice is hereby given, that her Majesty will hold Other securities ...... 3,459,900
mother's house at South Lawton ; but the mother, an Goid coin and bullion 9,903,095 Croxton Park 8 I Mahon
that he was " a whistler." He at once wrote to the Levees at St. James's Padace, on the following days, at
aged woman (who wah much affected) was called, and two o'elock :- Silver bullion .......,. ___ Sporting Intelligence. Epsom Spring lO I Newmarket F S 2B Wed. Liveridge Hill „, 9st
10 PI
defendant and received in re 1 a letter informing him
-- Fri. Duachurch ... ... li
stated that she brought the child, whose death the pri-
; d h. P yto do with it, for the Wednesday, 16th April next. -4., Durham l4 I
g that the defendant ha not ing' 424,378,096 £•24,378,095 Wheatland, Mr. Lloyd'. Mon. Willey Park ... ... 1,0, sr
soner was charged with having,caused by drowning, t Wednesday, 7th May next. M. MARSHALL, Chief Casnier. MA.Y.
- mane had been aid over to the owner of the horse, PROGRAMME OF NORTHAMPTON AND Willoughby's, 3lr. ... Mon. Pluckham ... • - lvs 36'
Exeter a few weeks before, and she had never seen it. Y P , REGULATIONS TO BE OBSERVED AT THE QUEEN'S LEVEES Dated the 20thday of March, 1856.
Bdf d d h d t
who kept the Red Lion at eor,an w o turne ou . PYTCHLEY HUNT RACES. Chester Spring 6 I Bath .20 Wed. Waplington Moor ... 1v oj
since. The prisoner bad left Exeter soon after the body
t b th h h d ded hi m k' g the horse
o• e e person w o a succee i ain AT ST. JAMES'S PALACE. BANKING DEPARTMENT.
X Shrewsbury .
* was found, and suspicions were aroused against her, and The Noblemen and Gentlenien, .who purpose to attend WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26. .. 27 Worcestershire ... Mon. Copcut Elm ... ... 1040-..
o uietl at Rea's. It was not, however, now denied Preprietors'eapital .. 14,553,000 Government securities Manchester 14 • Epsom
she was apprehended-at Ashburton, on her road to Ply• g, q her Majesty's Levees, at St. James's Palace, are requested Rest .......... 3,805,380 (includg.Dead Weight The Trial Stakes of 10 sore each, with 40 added, for - ••- Wed. Severn Stoke ... ..„ 10'
hy h h ound or that a warrant
either t at t e orse WS'S uns Southwell l5 I SII
mouth. Whilst the prisoner was in gaol, i
• 't was alleged Y to bring with them two large cards, with their names Public deposits (in- Annuity) .......... 11,451,006 three-year-olds and upwards ; the winner to be sold Fri. Croome Perrywood ... 10 e
had been given • but the defence was that the warranty clearly written thereon, one to be left with the Queen's eluding Exchequer, Other securities...-. 19 285 028 JUNE. ' Wynn's, Sir W. W. ... Mon. Badlwyn .., ..„ 'lO
that she made a confession th another prisoner, who ' ' for 600 soya, if demanded in the usual way, unless
had been coupled with a condition requiring the horse page in attendance in the ante-room, and the other to be Commissioners of Notes • • ............ 5,884,865
,10 , ,
Beverle 4 I Newcastle-on-Tyne 24 Wed Chilli Castle ...
slept in the same cell, Denied Davey, and which state-
to b t dth day after the sale, and the unsound- delivered to the Lord Chem]) 1 • h 'll
ere urne e er ain, wo wi announce National Debt,Sav- Gold and silver coin .. 650,470 exemption from being sold is claimed at the time of 3"
ment. was to the effect that Warren bad refused to marry ing's Banks, ant entrance, the horses for which this claim is made are Ascot Heath 10 I Bibury 25 Fri. Boreatten Park 10 •
'" a 0
ness to be certified by the Veterinary College. The the name to her Majesty. oe Sat. Oteley Park ... ... 1- dt
her on account of the child, that he said that many chil- . . Dividend Accounts) 5 506 124
to carry 91b extra. One mile. 3 subs. Hampton lB 1 Stockbridge
1 t • d th tt Those gentlemen who are to be presented are hereby 0 ' ' ' ' -
printed particu ars con eine , among o er ma ers, ther deposits ...... 12,650,530 18 I Winchester 27 York and Anstey ... Tues. Arkendale ... „,, 104
dren were picked up drowned, and nob2dy found it out, Age st lb Age st lb Newton
printed in very large type, a notice, printed very small, informed, it is absolutely necessary that their names, Soren Day and other Sat. Thirkleby Park ... 10 ' i
- and that she replied, " Good God ! you don't mean for with the name of the nobleman or gentleman who e1eM5............. 756,331 Fisherman (91b. Tame Deer
- JULY.
that the sale was subject to tbe conditions posted up , • HARRIERS.
me to do it ?" and it was upon this suggestion that she • u • • is to present them, should be delivered at the Lord _
3 7 1 Magus
on various parts of the premises ; and the conditions £37 ~el 3; extra) Newmarket
was induced to commit the crime. The apron which was p
above ' d f d t • 1t•
-mentione were oun among cer aan regu a ions da
Chamberlain's Office, before twelve o'clock, on the Mon- ........ •-•- . Z 37,271,369
m.m _
is
ef Cashier.
A HALL, Chi ," ''•
The Stand Plate of 50 sovs (Handicap), for three•year- Carlisle
pinned round the child's head was identified by several v previous to each Levee above announced or u ou
which were hung up about thenpremises, - - • , P ,Disted the2Oth day of March,lBs6. • olds and upwards ; the winner of any handicap eater Worcester Summer 3 I Knutsford 23
SCOTCH.
witnesses as the one which they had seen wore by the
L d C b 11 ' t d d ' •
or amp e in erpose ,an inquired whether that any earlier day, between the hours of eleven an,t four,
in order that they may be submitted for the Queen's —.
the publication of the weights 51b extra. One mile. Liverpool
FoxuoUNDS.
at
AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. Nottingham 15 I Goodwood 29 Dumfriesshire... ... Tues. Wamphray ... ... 1: g
prisoner. • was the real ground of defence. approbation ; it being her Majesty's command, that no . Age st lb Age st lb
Mr. King, for the defence, contended that the evidence The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com-
Fri. Westerhall ... ... 1v 1
Mr. Serjeant Hayes replied that the defend t •
an cm- presentation shall be made at the Levees but iu conformity AUGUST.
was not conclusive as to death having been caused by puted from the returns made in the week ending March 11, Octavia, - aB7 C by Bay Middle-
taint contended that those terms were incor orated into with the above regulations. IRISH. ,
drowning, and that Warreu had been actuated by a lust Y p
1856 exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or ps,ya,ble Romeo
the contract. It is particularly requested, that in every case the names ' • • • • •
of gold in giving information which led to the apprehen- thereon, on the impertv.tion thereof into Great Britain : Weathercock 57 12 Omer Paella
Lord Campbell expressed a very clear opinion that be very distinctly written upon the cards to be delivered F
sion of prisoner-a reward of 50/• having been offered ;to the Lord Chamberlain, in order that there may be no the British Possessions in America
rom . . 21s. 2td. The Rajah 4 7 7 Flying Duchess... 3 6 4 Le wes . .11 Radcliffe 25 Ward Union ... ... Tues. Blatekbull ... ... e 1
the could not be considered as forming part of the con• Muscovado, the produce of the Mauritius
245. ltd. 1
Wed. Blackbull ... ...
by the Crown-and that his testimony was not to be difficulty in announcing them to the Queen. Noisetie 6 7 4 Anniversary
y 1 h V t• fth 1 ' tiff •11
tract, un ess te a ion ion o e p ain i was specie y Muscovado the produce of tile East Indies .... 238. 100. se - • a 7 2 'Blue Bell
relied upon. The state apartments will not be open for the reception ' • . • • t 3 d Liss remight
called to them. Average of tne thiee foregoing descriptions .... 245. S .
93 . FOXHOUNDS. i
His Lordship summed up with great care and ability, eof company coining to Court, until half-past one o'clock. Com. Charley - Ludlow 14 Stockton
cl• th f • t- d b
A ver ict was ere oie en sre y consent for th Carlow and Island ... Toes: ' Ballymore ... ... 11
• f • hort deliberation, returned a ver-
and the jury, a ter a s ------ -------------------- --- • • Georgium Sidus 4 7 2 burg
plaintiff for the amount claimed ; and the plaintiff con- SEPTEMBER. Thurs. Bullingate ... ... 11
- diet of Guilty, recommending the prisoner
• ' to mercy on Notice is hereby given, that all persons having petitions POISONING BY STRYCHNIA. Treachery
sented to forego all except costs out of pocket. or addresses to present to her Majesty at the Levees, are . 3 5 12 Warwick Sept.
Sat. Fighting Cocks ... 1
fth t t en* she had received front Warren.
account o e rea m . e oe Bf by Don John Woodcock .
to deliver a card (having on it their names, a statement of Coal Black Rose 3 510 Lichfield - ... .., 11
His Lordship then passed sentence of death in the __ Wm ... - (Front th,e Medical Times and Gazette. ) -Van Diemen's Fri. New Forest ... ... 11 l
the object of such petitions or addresses, and the names
3 5 10 Lincoln 10 Mancheeter Autumn ...26
11 ;
usual fortn, saying that he would forward the recommen-
THE LATE ABDUCTION CASE. We live in an ao•e distinedished for its intellectual ac- dam
of the persons from whom they come), to the Lord .. o - 4 - ' 3 6 7 Frenzy
Dencaster 16 Newmarket I? 0 _3o Galway Blazers ... Tues. Belville ••• •••
, dation of the jury to the proper quarter, but desiring Chamberlain's Office, before twelve o'clock, on the Mon- tivity, but alike remarkable for deed, of atrocious crinii-
The Great Northamptonshire Stakes. Two miles. 79 Fri. Eastwell ... ... 11 1
eae Leicester 24 Louth ... ... ... Tues. Harberstown ~. .., 11
her to entertain no hope ot mercy. day previous to each Levee a,bene announced, and that two nality. The tales of romance and the fictions of poetry subs., 55 of whom pay 5 soya forfeit.
OCTOBER. Fri. Deffy's Cross ... ... 11 '
Mr. King then prayed the court to stay execution, on EXTRAORDINARY DISCLOSURES. other cards, having on them precisely what is written are surpassed by the occurrences which ara daily happens
the ground that the prisoner was " quick with child." That the practice of indllcin.in some and of canteen- upon that eent to the Lord Chamberlain's Office, are to nig under oar own eyes, a,nd which make make ue doubt, Age st
.1b Age st lb Kelso. . . 1 I Newmarket S 0 lg Meath ... ... Tues. Wooctpark ... ... 0
4 8 4 Challow Boy 4 512 Thurs. Lougherew ... ... 11. t
A jury of matrons was then empauelled, who decided ing other instances young females to leave their homes be taken to the Levees ; one to be delivered to the Page whether we are living in a civilised and Christian land, Sultan
3 5 i Sat. Somerville ... ... 11 i,
that such was the case, and his lordship thereupon or- aud natural protectors in thie city to supply the trade of in the Ante-Room, and the other to the Lord Chamber- or in a region inhabited by derma mid mercilese savage& Speed the Ploueh 6 8 0 Lawn Bedford
dered execution eo be deferred until after the prisonsr procuresses at EL bu •ig b 1 nd ext ns•vely
im re, AS een ong a .e I lain, who will read its contents to the Queen ; and on these Blood is recklessly shed, even without the ordinary lino, Quince .... ..... ... 57 8 Moorcock
occasions, no other statement is to be addressed to ber Ma- a 7 8 Preston
was delivered. carried on, is evident from the following additional par- est tires of hatred and b dd - h - triosto
revenge ; hus an s estroy t e wives e
NOV EMBER. Tipperary .., ... Wed. Taliamaine Castle ... 11 i't
Tile trial lasted the whole of the day, and did not con- ticulers of tine transaltion to which the aetentiom of the Y*l • • whom theO have sworn te cheriTh and protect ; mothers Jack Sheppard 47 4 Puck 35 5
A t eputation to present aa address is not to exceed four 57 4 Alice Wentworth 35 4 Woreeeter Autumn Liverpool Autumn l2 Sat. Coolmore Gate ... 11 I
elude until 11 o'clock at night. public has been juet invoked :-On the morning of her persons. plunge the deadly weapon into the life-current of their Winkfield .. ...... d . 4
I Wexford Hunt ... Mon. Castleboro' ... ... ' I
-- departure from the house in Goodman's-fields, to which offspring ; and children, witn or without motives, shorten Bloomin„eHea,ther 4 i 4 Fby Birdcatcher Tarporley Hunt
Fri. Kilmarnock ... ... "1
Nl•iry (7lb extra).. 4 7 4 -Sacrifice ~. 3 5 2 --- I
HOME CIRCUIT. she had been taken by the Betgitin Jewess, Susannah COMMISSION SIGNED BY THE QUEEN. their parents' days. Nor is this desecration of the tena i e . HARRIERS.
id t.
KINGSTON, MARCH 20. Evane looked about from the eab, in which she was hur- Ist Derhara Reghnent of Militia -Edward Agnew, Es ple of life confined to the vietime of the assassin, but Little Davie (5113 Br to Folly.ohthe INDEX TO THE CLOSING OF STA.KES. Cionardon ... ... Mon. Curtistown ... ... le f,
(Before Mr. Baron Alderson and a Common Jury.) ried to the stea,mer, for a policeman, resolved to claim to be Adjutant, vice Smith, resigned. cl'' the latter anticipates the hangman's office by rushing extra) a 7 2 Day
5 7 0 Omer Pacha 3 5 ° Alalton 25 I Ascot 1 Nenagh ... ... Tues. Carney Castle ... ... -"' '
CLEGG V. HODDER. an ..ers
the a,sistance of any official, or indetal of y p on COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORD-LIEUTENANTS. headlong himself into the presence of the Eternal Roseenituon
The plain i d • 11-‘r
• tiff in this action was , gentimag residing whatever who appeared to be alao te rescue a , but not The Hon. James Frederick Stnart Wortley to be Deputy Judge. Horrible as these reflections are, we G onrkah
4 7 0 Prince of Orange 3 5 0 Newmarket 25 I Beverley
a being presented himeelf, and she stepped on board Lieutenant of the County of York. cannot be accused of exaggerating their intensity, Flatterer
at Surbiton, near Kingston, and the defe,ndent is a small
5 6ld Absolution
, ' l Alembic
farmer at Ditto)]. The action was brought to recover with the rest as if she entertained no serious objec- Ist Durham Regiment of Militia-Adjutant Edward by any person who has obetrved, however eur,ori y, --
• Aenew to servo with the rank of Ca tain the crimes which pollute our country aud degrade our Paletot
the value of a don that had been stet by the defendant. tion to the voyage. The vessel, however, did not e , p .
a 410 Irish Racing Fixtures for 1856. Fri. Murrain Hill ... ... 11 t
e Royal Sherwood Foresters or Nottinghamshire Reei- pecies B t 1 rtthe hi-terian the taele of expa- Ladybird .., ...... 5 6 9 Post Horse
Mr. E. James, Q C., and Mr. Turner were counsel for 1 below Gra,vesend when the eirl'• ina , r
woceed far e . ,S c nJe ,so uweea e o ..- ~ ~. Wexford and Killinick 'eon, Maglass ... ... 01,
ment of Militia-John Alex B . Gent t b Ens** 8-
'.
Keffir
MARCLI. Fri. Tacumshaie ... ... 11
the plaintiff ; tdr. Resit:, Q C., and Mr. Honeyman were strongly contrasted to the bold addre,s of her com-
Norfolk Militi• Artille-r. yrne, 1 ~ o e ign. tiating upon this dreadful epidemic of wickedness, which
h._
a . y-Shove 1 Henry Breretou, 4 6 6 elidhope
panions, caught the notice of one of the engineers, aho • now overspreads the la,ndeihe a pestilence : we leave to biding
counsel for the defendant. Gent., to be Second Lieutenant. 4 6 3 Rataplan
__h _
_____
I led her ASi(l,l a,nd told her that -ee . t . .
the minister of religion the duty of warning the comn .
iu- Shoreha.m
It appeared that the dog in question was a retriever ca • _ ,he legrat.,ed t ) see a Ist or Western Regiment of Norfolk Militia-Ensign 46 3 Bolton
. puppy, three menthe old, and very well bred. He strayed girl of her respectable appearance on her way to join in Edward Effingham Lawrence to be Lieutenant, vice Clarke nity against yielding to temptatione which lead to p i
r - Cossey
4 6 2 Faroe 4 (WI) Curragh 22 I Westmeath 2B ,
away irom home on the 31st 0l Sept., and, although a so degrading an occupation as that pursued by her assos resLened. ' vete denaoralie,ation and tolllublic infamy ; we leave to Besika
1
. 5 6 0 Fulbeck 4 (pd) •
reward was offered for Ills discovery, nothing was heard ciates. Although elle hael felt an instinctive reluctance Royal Rifle Reeiment of Denbighshire Militia-Limit. the judicial bench the pewer ef wielding the sword of St. Clare .. ... _ 4 5 MAY.
13
of him for several days, when he was brought home te entoutt herself to the care of the woman veho had Rotate Myddeltonlo be Captain, vice Fitehagh, resiene n justice to punish offenders, and to deter otliers from FreddY
dead. It turned out that the dog had gone into a field made her such large promises, she .never supposed that West Suffolk Regiment of Militia-Lientenane Lord imitating their example. To us belongs the humbler, Her Majesty's Plate of 100 guineas ; three-yr-olds 6st JUNE. CORN.-In our market wheat may be quoted from fP 0
belonging to the defendant where there were some fat her ruin was to be the condition of the performance, Hervey to. be Captain, vice Agnew, resiened. but no less useful labour of cooly and dispassionately 10!te, four 9et 21b, five 9st 1olb, six and aged lOst ; Transore
1-t Reeiment of the P .1 s Od to Os Od. eats, 3s Oil to 3s 6d. Beans, Os Od to
sheep, and that while he was chasing them about the and she was shocked and terrified at being assured that -t e• . -toya urrey Militia.-To be Lieu- examining, by the light of science, the evidences of lour- two mile,. To close on Tuesday evening next. Ballyeigh l7 I
tenants-Ensign Alfred Spencer Heathcote vice Rees re- Od. Peas, Otis Od to 00e Ocl.
defendant came with a gun and at once shot him dead, she must expect nothing better from her connection with , - , der as revealed lay physiolegical, pathological, or chec-
The Whittlebnry Stakes of 15 soya each, 5 ft, with 100 JULY. 0
igned ; Ensign Arthur Irwin •
Isles. vice Forbes, pro- ; • • • e FLOUR. -Fine, 52s Od. to 54s Oci ; seconds, 105 Od to
m.ced investigations. Among the other characteristi
added by Lord Southampton ; two-yr-olds 6st 41b, Bellewstown 8 1 Heath 2v 041 per sack.
Baron Alderson inquired of the plaintiff what kind oi so abandoned a person. " You seem to be quite the Isnoted • Eusign William Henr Mil • D
y ec y, vice eves,
retriever the dog in question was ? wrong sort of young woman," said the engineer, "to r„igne'd. features of the criminality of the age is the frequent use
three Set 81b ; fillies and geldings allowed 31b ; win- Down R. Corporation...ls I CATTLE.-Prime beef, 10s Gd per score • cows and {0
, . .
of poison in destroying life ; a mode of destruction en
ners of a sweepstakes amounting to 500 soya with 10 10/. to 141. --s; butchers' calves, 6tl to 41 per lb., rear; i
The plaintiff replied that he really was unable to tell take the advice, or submit to the commands, of such a ---
AUGUST.
how he was bred. All he knew was that he was a re- wretch. You ought not to have anything to do with BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. thought to be at once the most sale in its execution, and
subs 71b, of a 200 soy sweepstakes with ten subs 51b, calves -s to •-s each. Sheep, 60 to 60. Lambs, .-si
triever, and that his father was a very valuable dog. her." A passenger on board gave her the same caution, Henry, John, and James Smithias„ iroufounders, Black- The effects of oison
most difficult in its detection. p .
all other winners of plates or sweepstakes to the amount Killarney
,sll
Baron Alderson said that all eorts of dogs might be and the answer which she gave, intimating that she had burn. • may be mistaken for those produced by natural dis-
of 100 soya 3lb extra ; weights not accumulative ; SEPTEMBER. 16s to 24s ; small, Ills to 12s. Eoagh fat, 4,1 leer, !
termed retrievers, and he had eveu heard of a, pig being expected to be placed in a reepectable and industrious BANKRUPTS. ease, arid the tests of poisonous agents are necessarily a,c-
three-yr-olds which have started three times without Curragh 2 ' Johnstown 26 Pork carcases from 10s Od to 1083 d per score. i
employment, confirmed the belief that she never had John Julius Stutzer, ship owner, Greville-street, Bruns- companied by occasional sources of fallacy. The very i
a retriever. winning allowed 51b ; about three-quarters cif a mile ; Tremor°
- Mr. Jarues-Yes, my lord, for truffles. (A. laugh.) any suspicion of the peril to which she was exposed, wick-sqnare, to surrender, April 4, at eleven, and May 8, difficulty of mastering chemical science renders its acqui- MANCHESTER COE,N-liiitcH 20. 1
su s.
40 b Jenkinstown Park l6 I Limerick 3l 01'
The learned Jadge said he should like to be informed " From the moment I heard what it was the intention at twelve, at the Court of
.Bankruptcy. Bell, official as• sition attainable only by the few ; and the multitude, At the opening advanced prices were asked for evh,
something more relating to the breed of the dog. of the woman to de with me " said she, '• I never
. , si,gnee, Coleman-street-buildings ; Lawrence, Plews, and including jurymen. barristers and • 1 • ble in
.., Ica gem, al e una , •
Age st lb Age et lb OCTOBER. 11 d • ctl•
ne and flour, but attendance being very du an an Ina
~,,
Boyer, Old Jewry-chambers Yen (slb extra) 3 8 13 Mario 2 6 4 Curragh 14 I Cashel
Mr. James-My loru, the father of the dog is here, spoke a word to her or to the giris, cr the man who a great majority of reties, even to appreciate the value of La _ _ _ d° feeling prevailing very little vras done, at the rate of 1"
john C ' • • •
oles E ourdrinier paper-rnaker late of Bush-lane Olt nitza (51b ex.) 38 10 The Prophet
end he shall be produeed presently. .(A laugh.) accompanied her. The captain of the vessel also came A • ' ' ' ' toxicological evidende. The unavoidable intricacies of - --e
pill 4, at two and May 2 at ono at the Court of Bank- 3 8 8 Western Power 2 6 4
Beron Alderson-You nleaa the father of the de. to me and said the same thing, and that the 01,1 woman luptcy. Wh• ' • •'I
• ' ' the subject afford means for half-educated and pert at. Rattler • --1 s• dearer. Oats and oatmeal unaltered in value, toll 1
itmore, (Acta assignee, Basinghall-street ; Main
ceased ? (Much laughter.) meant to make a profit of me Su the most detestable Lawrence, Plows, and Boyer, Old Jewry-chambers. torneys, or for conceited and shallow barristers, to brow- Coup de s _ .. z ,
'
Merlin (slb slid.) 3 8 3 The 9Have
---.- --an-- ----- - -•- ,
Mr. James-Exactly, my lord. way ; and the latter, who euepected that the erign William Turing Curtis, merchant, Great St. 11 1 '
P ell S, beat and perp'ex the med:c il witness, who, indifferent to
Blue Rock (51b Lady Godiva c 2 6 4 STAOHOUNDS. i
Witnesses were examined •to prove the fact that the doe neer, and paS3enger, and captain were advising me to April 1, at two, and April 29, at one, at the Court of any interest but the cause of science, comes forward to . SEABORNE MA IL 8. ,
3 8 0 Verona. -
WaR idiot by the defendant ; aria the " deceased'e father" avoid her, approached and tried t 3 persuade me that all Bankruptcy. Graham, official assignee; Nicholson, Lime- speak the truth, and willingly admits the occa.sional allowed)
was then placed on the couneels' table. He was a fine, they said was a lie, and that I Was to get an excellent street. errors to which toxicological science, like every human Hurdle
tot
Samuel Sheen victualler wo Tricolor (slb ex.) 26 6 Alicia f - (N signifies that the math are sent from the General Post , i
handsome animal, and it was steted that, in addition to oisitua,tion upon nay arrival. I refused to have any can- , , Nor od, March 29, at oee, pursuit, is liable.
and May 7, at half-past eleven at the Court c,f Bank- TheAmorousßoy 2 6 4 Tlae Grey Dawn 2 6 1 road... ... ... 12 0 ey the night-and hi by the morning-4espatch.)
his sporting qualities, which were first-rate, he performed versation with her, and I made up my mind not to stir It is unfortunate fel. the purpese of the murderer, but Sat. Wrotham Heath ... 12 0
ru t N• 1 I • ''
•
p cy. elc in son, official assignee, Basinghall-street ; Somerset
favourable to the ends of justice, that terychnia, should Petre's, non. P. ... No' account received.
- • -kv He at first a r d from the shi until she returned to En 'lend When el •
a good many extraoremary tow ~ ppea e 11 Ah ' • •dit• Parnell and Willaume, New Broad-street. - liee Cedric
very much dissatisfied with his novel position among SO vessel reached Hamburg the engineer came again to me be selected for the diabolical object of taking a way .
FOXHOUNDS. 001INTRIitilt . du i •
in Genera; Post- Port •
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Eden Davis, cabinet manufacturer, Oxford-street, April B o to Donald... 2 6 ,i Festivity ...
many wigs, and appeared inclined to make a bolt among and said ` Now, take my advice, and return with us, 1 and 29, at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Lee, offi- There is, perhaps, no poison which produces such charac-
-9' ' •Abb , 2 6- 4 Venus f 2 6 1 Atherstone ... ... Mon. Harrow Inn ... ... 11. 0 Mee, London.* DispAche En• la%
the counsel ; but he was at length Pacified and allowed and we will see that you have free passage back.' The cial essignee ; Archbutt and Kays, New-inn, Strand. teristic symptoms in the victim while he yet lives, or --hO o' Wed, Drayton Park Gate ... 11 0 •-• - • ---,_ _.
~_-a
2 6 4 Cara Fa.tima 2 6 1 Mar 26 '
Bauder Fri. Churchover ... ... et 0 tmerica(byttritepaek,N Everr Fridar • • I.iverpoce . ,
himself to be exhibited to the Court and jury. old woman then interfered, took me by the arm, and Richard Nicholson, carpet bag maker, Holborn, Apiil which affords more dccieive evidence of ite presence after - -•-
~
Mr, Bevil! addressed the jury on behalf of the de- said, 'Don't believe them, but come with me, and you 3, at two, and April 29, at one, at the Court oe Bank- death: Deluded by imperfect knowledge the murderer Broadcloth
I 1
fendant, and he said the fact was tbat, at the time in will be comfortable and happy.' " ruptcy. Edwards, official assignee, Sambrook-court, Ba- may, perhaps, imagine that he hal purchased immunity Toffey
swor ... ... Tues. Street House Bar ... 11 4I packet) ........ ~N
tmerica (by U. Statee •t •- - •.• Liverpool
•
,
• -st • • • . The Boarderer - fieuthstnet, Mar. 91 .
question, the sheep that were in the field were fat and 'The telegraphic naessage sent on the morning Mr. singhall , ieet , Roscoe, King-street, Finsbury-square. for his mime by the mieuteness of the dose of the poison
Peter Hewitt worsted spinner 'Duet' Common York
ready for the butcher. They bad been worried by a doe Evans made his complaint, 13Y Sir R. W. Carden, havina tilt . a ' s ' " , - --- -- ----hy its mysterious effects, resembling those of nature,
i The Avenger 26 4 Catty Quean...... 26 1 Beaufort's, Duke of ... Mon. Lower Woods... ... 10 30 el:Livens (via South- I •
two or three nights before, and on this night the defernr- informed the authorities at Hamburg of the necessity of C re, .a.pril 8 and May 5, at eleyen, at the Leeds District disease,-and by the supposed difficulty of its detection h dand •2 6 4 tone f
C ev.. ustrie 2 6 1 Wed. Avening ... .., 10 3 • ampton) .......... at, -•••- . , • • esouthampte.
oert. Hope, official assignee, Leeds; Terry and Wet- Saladin
ant suppoaed it was the same dog, a.nd upon his going interference, the officers went on board and took all the among the lifeless tissues. But the fineer of science ' Sat. Hullavington ... ... 10 3() Ditto (via Cape of Gen! I I I
son, Bradford ; Bond and Barwick, Leeds. !Uneeet,
into the field he found him chaeing the sheep about, and persons alluded to in it before the magistrate. 'il.• • t s his
points to the detection of his crime, and issipa e The Pyt•chley Stakes of 5 scoes each, with 40 added from Berkshire, Old (Mr. Africa (West Coast). _lc 23.: r,i the im:•-'''. .IPlymotr mar 9'
Edward Powell; grocer, Newtown, Montgomeryshire d d fi f 1
thought that he was jostilied, under such eirenlnStaliCes, Susannah Evans details the partieulare of what sub- April 3 and May 1, at I tth Li 1D• • ' visionary hopes ; the grain of white powder, which he the fund, for two-yr-olds a,n upwar s ; ve ur ongs• Morrell's) ... ... Mon. Coketherpe ... ... 10 SO A.;exandria.......... N ~, *!, :.A., &R' o• ;Dover .... •
e even, a e iverpoo istrict
in protecting his owu properzy. sequently took place in the following mariner :- Court. Turner, official assignee, Liverpool ; Radcliffe, anticipates will silently carry his victim to the grave, TO close on Tuesday evening. Tues. Oakley Hoitse... ... 1G 30 A.lexandria........ _Ai 44i, .!.. .f t; ,it ni,i, .Southaiiip..; . •
The defendant was exarninen, and he stated that he They took me first into a room, and asked me my age Liverpool. excites, on the contrary, the most violent and clierac• '
The Nene Stakes. One mile and a half. 11 subs. . Fri. Coxwell Wood ... 10 30 Bahamas ..... ...... hi 17th of tbc *IP,. , ' 'suuthartirtor.
• Sat. Ridley Park ... ... 10 30 Belgium ......... ~ _
\ l'ailY ••••,• •• • • - Dover ..... Dam
had gone to bed when some ono came to inform bine that and what I came over for. I told them I was 16, and I Itobert Clark, dealer, Liverpool, April 3, and May 1, at teristic convulsions ;Li minute fraction of a grain, lying Age st lb .Age st 11) _ . Brazil .............. NI .9th of the month.. Sotithsrnpi, Mar. 1 ,
eserkshire, South,
a dog was worrying his sheep, nod he immediately got up . came over for a situetion. The police who came with eleven, at the Liverpool District Court. Turner, official on the animal membranes after death, will exhibit, under e• yr s a 8 8 Siding ..... ...... 4 6 4 auenos Ayres ........ea ,9tb e, the rtion,'... RniithanTht.. Man ii
bingo runap
eic s ... ... Tues. Englefield. House ... 11 0 ;ewe Of Various per, I.lnc,,rto ,
Good Hope .NI
and took his gue, and Proceeded to the field, where he me to the Senateliouse sent I must, have known for what assignee, Liverpool ; Weoclinurn, Liverpool. appropriate teste, a series of resplendent and iridescent, Ainnzt
found the dcg chasing the sheen, and Le at occe shot hide purpose I came over, and that it wee for the use of see- John Prout, tilk manufectiirere Sutton, April 2 and 21, rings of colour to the chemist's view ; and a portien of ~e • -
t twelve at the Menchester District Court of Bennr t Ai en toe Blaekmoor Vale ... Mou. Half-wae House, Nether (tape de Verds ...... •.,, ; 00. i.' tre reee e Routhampte,
Baron Alderson said that in so doing he bad undoutn. ing me°, and they asserted that several timee. They lier " ' •••up U. fluid from the intestines int, oducal into the tissues of aW, 1 k
.I i
naman official assiemee Manchester • Hi einbothato • • • eat iercoc
'
ediy acted illegally. Eton supposing the dog had really then took me to the House of Detention, where I was , ge , living animal, a ill aga,in excite the identical cenvuisions .
Macclesfiel:t. * ' Maeter S'ender ... a 6 7 Elequence...
change) bees_
~,..,,•bloie,We,e,tie rl, ,Soothampt,.; ,Tu.Tb.o,
worried the eheep, a person was not. juetified in destroy- kindly treated, and went to bud by myself. In the John Smith, tobacconist, Manchester, A • , which followed the first almiaistrati mof the poieon. 46 6 Sat. Charlton Horethorne... 11 0 Chi1i.................. ~.: VI, 176' ,' rim' • • Southamptu ' ,
prin. and 2.,, Etl It Id
ee ot
ing him until he had tried to call him off or get him away morning I dressed myself; and a policeman took me ba- at twelve, at the tlanchester District Court of Bankruptcy. Since we iiast adverted to the case of peienning by Bramhara Meer ... Mon. Riffa ... ... ... 10 30 China ...
by fair means. Even in the case where a thief broke into fore the criminal doctor, who wanted to examines my Pott, official assignee, Manchester ; Richardson and Flin- strychnia at Leeds, the inquest on the body of Mrs. THURSDAY. Wed. Paper Mill Bar ... 10 3) Constantinople .... ..'• 8,13,1!,'23..1/4 ~.•), ~ l'an-c." .... ~ I
a house, the owner was not justified in shoot:ng him uza Person in a nu,st improper way, but I would not permit nell, Bolton-le-Moors. Dove has been concluded, and the jetty have returned a
, Tee Racing Stakes of 20 sites each, li ft, with 50 added, Fri. Bickerton Bu• ... 10 30 Constantinople '.. „,. , , 4ti-i it 500; of in, ;.•
:Bouthlimp tor ! 4
s.. .- ,Tv•!,- eve!, .... . nova „ ... Twicedo [
til he had firet tried to arreJt and thtaia him by cten.-,,r him• Attempts were made to Pell up my clothes, and John Phillip; Veysey, hatter, Exeter, April 3 and 30, verdict of " wilful murder" agsinst her husbaud. Sdli for three-yr-olds ; colts 8-4 101 b, and fillies Bst 6lb ; Sat. Biehop Wood ... ... 10 3J Cont. of Europe M_ ~ _ -
Egypt (see India) ! - ' A5O
Burten Hunt (Lord H.
means. I resisted with all my pewer. I wee then searched, and at one, at, the Exeter Distriet Court. Hirtzel, official as- adherire- to our rule of refrainieg from remark mom the wieners in 1356 s'b extra ; horses having started in France ........ M. t;. •7: Twice eclat- ~.. 13,3\,,, -.. Twice.. I
Beutinck's)... ... Mon. Stapleford Moor ... 11 0 Gibraltar ........ „ im. 4. 7,1 7 . .1). V., ;-, iti--.i.•!:..nipt,, ;
Mr. James said that the plaintiff wee actuated by no a letter which I had in my poet et, nue wee geing to teke signee, Exeter ; Reed, Langford, mill Marsden, Friday- criminality of the accused, and confioing ourselves alto- 1855 or 1856 without having wou up to the day of
I '
Wed. Linwood.•by-Rasen ... 11 0 Greece (see India) ! i ,
• • . I
vindictive feeling in the matter, and he was quite willing to Haekney the vet y inoniing I wae met by the Beige" street; Stogdon, Exeter. gather to the medice legal bearings of the caee, we can- running, allowed, if once 31b, twice sib ; one mile ; Thurs. Brauston Booths ... 11 0 Oreytown a ~.... .. el 2nd & in: e, is.. t_ioili:,..,l-4.p .., ,
to leave it to his lordship to say what shouid be dem,. Jewees, was taken from me. • Tine following is a copy '
Joseph Marsden, iron foureler, Derby, April 8 and April not hut observe upon the luminoue manner in which the 7 subs. Sat. Auborn Village ... 11 0 Hsraburgh ..........N Tuesday k. Fraih, ,London ... _ i
29, at half-past ten, at the Birmineham District Court. 2nd of the meett taeiteeteeia A ril 1. •
Elav&onah .... - .... NI -4 Pi
Mr. Baron Aldereon then expressed his opinion that it of the letter :- medical evidence has been given, and upon tbe able and st lb I st lb Cambridgeshire ... No account received.
Harris official assienee Nottineham • Vallack Derb e Holland .......... ~ht The•Y •••••••• •• .. Dover ... „ Dal., ,
would be a fair settlement of the C3lO for the defendant to " March 3, WA. ' ' ' t " " y. impartial manner in which the cer )ner has performed
8 10 I Magus (5113 all ) 8 5 Cermarthenshire Wed Llanboid
Stork
pay all the plaintiff's costs out of pocket, and a co•tain " Dear Ceroline,--The bearer of this note is the girl '
P S.RTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. his dutiee. We cannot forbear quoting from the suin- I Prestbury (51b all.) 8 5 , Hondurae ...... , ,
erg
...., i , . . e,
Thurs. Ditto ... ... ... 10 o India fviailouthampt. M A ii, , .::- to .....; ~P;yin, uth .. 4&10 1•
c by Bay Middleton
sum as the nominal value, of the dog, and both. parties that my servant wa,s speaking to you about. She looks a d • '
W. and J Ducke't Burnie mtonen o
, . y, laB ns-J. Har- ming-up address delivered by the latter the following ela • Cheshire .., ... Mon. Minshull ... ... 10 30 India tvia Marseilles . :,1 9tia 2bila•f mon ',Dover -..
consented to this arrangement, od stronn girl. I told her that ou only .'ive '5l, a ear woo ,J. Ley, and -J. Giazebrook, Heywood, Lancashire, b nder (31b a 11.)... 3
' 7 I Bonner and Buxom ,en 17. S". ,i 0! 0,HD,,,,,
Wed. Dunham Massey ... 10 30 lonian Isies,(see Ind a , , , , , .r...... 0
i.ll.ond tl • t 'h
-
la s ea as to do everything.-i our affectionate
Y. .a. e ' • .Y. ' cotton spinners-J. Hartle and J. Ponsferd Up er
e very graphio and accurate description of tine effects of e-gieen,e Head 8- 1
6 (51b all.) 8 1
Thurs. High Leigh ... ... 10 30 ireland ........ hi & .7. • rlhie,.,. ail) .. ... li. sf -mete Twicedo6
I
Both Courts at their rising adjourned to 2,londay • Thames-street, millers-W.YHowden ' - ' str h • u tl I. • ble • (lase • tion which ''d
, and W. Howden, Ye n'a Pen '4 tving c'' .. -a ' rilt Crookshanks (slb all.) 8 5 Lisbon...." .. --..-. !,, ,7, 9, Ei, ••i7 i•i '• ; 18,0 thanaptce March
sister."
Sat. Astle ... ... ... 10 3
morning at 11 o'clock.
- - -(") Madeira ..........-- Ai Ig.ti '' c;' 'n,l,!%!):Soaelatnetee
jun., Boston, iron founders-H. Whalley and J. Brindle, should be carefully read by any one who may barb nir
On coming down stairs from the room in which the doc- ' Pl t F• f 1 di (sir J • 1 23d c, alc. th • - 'Llverpool .
---- Chorley, plasterers_c. coins and J Howlett Hieh-street the infamous thought of seeking to take away life by Acceptances for Earl Spencer s _ one. ive ur ongs. _ottesTore ~... .Tio - seedier& ......., ~.. e •1 - •-.1
NORTHERN CIRCUTP.-- Yonk, March 20. tor wanted to examine me, I met the Belgian Jewess and Islingto 1. • ' * ' 52 subs, 25 of whom declared, lope s) ... ... Mon. Keeper's Lodge, Grins- Malta (see India) 1
the i n, inendrapsrsa-J. and J. Owen, Bowdon, Cleo
.. means of this energetic agent :- 11 0 Malta ............ ;,. N :8, is, St,2). ~, rt• ,:. Ifio,,er —4, 20 010' '
tborpe ... ...
grl who accompanied Ile from London. The girls shire, plasterers- W. Marsh and J. Boville K. t
(Before Mr. Justice kVilles.) 1 from five to 20
wv,. on_tis7: The symptoms commence general y
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were then, I was informed, going to be examined by the Hull, spirit merchants-W. Tovrors J'• Tues. Launde Abbey ... ' lien, et ;,b-; ~,,,o, ;,•. I I
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doctor ; and afterwarde the old woman, upon being told Riley, Ripporillen near Hali'ax sill: t ?on' an
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an assault. . me with having robbed my father of 51, and the letter I C. Dobell and W. Huddlestoue, Liverpool, forwarding and clueing spasmodic contraction of the wo e muscular Octavia
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Mr. Serjeant Wilkins and Mr. Hall appeared for the have produced was pointed at as proCif of the robber commission agents-J. C. Cortis and C. Maples, Kingston- system ; the ibtellect is clear, the body becomes rigid, Macro vv 47 9 Blue Rock 36 5 Thurs. Hutton Lecras •..10 0 drew Zea1and.......... !BY Prlvate s, ip .. 'Various por. Unceitio
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plaintiff, and Mr. Price and Mr, Bayley for the defcn- and was considered sufficient by the authorities. I was upon-Hull, entigretion and ferwardiug agents-S. Newton the limbs are stretched out, and t'ae jaws eo fixed that •
fitormus
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The plaintiff, it appeared, is a jeurneyrnan tailor in unlined until the City of London l• S • h andJ.Thirlwall,Holborn-bars, linendrapers-J.andE.Field. thing into the mouth; the muscles of the chest are fixed .Bsssie 4 611 Tug o' War
Wed. Rusper ...
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po iceman mit , 572, •
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York, and a freeman of Micklegate-ward. The defen- arrived and took d fi. '
rue un er is protection. ing, Rochdale, tea dealers-T. J. Creswick and W. W. by spasmodic contraction ; the body assumes the state Plausible
dant isi the pasture-master, elected by the freemen of Smith, 572, made a report te Sir R. W. Card nth Harrison, Sheffield, manufacturers of electro-plittod. goods of being bent backwards ; the lower extremities are ex- .
Tohn Barleycorn 5 6 10 Alastor
the ward of certain common pastures, on which the free- essential parts of which are as foil a , 0 -J. F. and T. F. Sutcliffe, Skircoat, cotton spinners-J. tended and stiff, and the soles of the feet are conca.ve ; Berezina 46 10 Bishop of Orme- alreave's) ... ... No account received. van Dtemen'sLand (se. I
ow :- -On Monday even- C. Well enrl E Barham Bristol a ents to the Bristol and Australia) ... . I
men have a right of common, but whicb, by some ar- ing, the 9th •t I t h H b • • • • , •, g • , the skin becomes livid, the eyeballs prominent, and the Bucksfoot
• • " " eon 17its o, morni Aotithamptan'l &16 Op/
ins ~ wen ou s ore at .am urg, at five Exeter Railway Company and general hauliers-D. Clarke west Indies ~.. ..14
rangement, are let to the freemen who have cattle, at a o'clock, and proceeded 'eh 11 d ' di Ml• ' • pupils dilated and insensible. After severe' attacke, in- 36 9 Posthorse ... 35 12 Marriott's) ... ... Tties. Steeple Bumstead ... 11 0 as
wi a spee to ascertam the an . . e ville, Hatcham New Town, leather japanners- Flyaway
low rate and the money thus raised, about 800/. a-year, result of your tle if d creasing in severity death ensues from spasms of the 4 6 8 Lunette 3 510 `Thurs. Messing street ... 11 0
e grep ic espatch to the police station H. Masters and T. Boulden, Ashford, builders-G. Mace -• • ' • , •ff • o The Archer
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alder defrayingsneedssary expenses, is distributed among I was there received in a very formal * and J. Browne, Norwich, lucifer match manufacturers- m-asittles of the ehestr producing su ocation. Little Emma 36 8 Coal Black Rose 35 -7 Sat. Notley Gate ... ... 11 0 spatehed on the following da,y, with the exception ot the in I ti• ,
manner by the Essex, South ... ... No account received. eouthampton), and the Malta. both of which will be desawh.,l !!'
such of the poor and needy freemen of the ward as prefect or inspector, and then I was cll d W. Elliott and T. Carleton, Luton, straw bonnet mauufae- To the commendation we lately bestowed upon Messrs. 3 6 7
Duet
a e upon to ex- Essex Union ... ... No account received. preceding day.
choose to apply for it by the pasture masters of the pl • b• ' ci ' • turers-f" Th d J Hit Oldh tt •
e. ompson an . I on, am, co on spin- Nunneley and Morley, the medical witnesses in the case,
ain ray o ject in regar to my visit, and all things in hor Park Stakes of 10 sovs each, with 50 Essex ancl Suffolk ... Tues. Ardleigh-street ~ 11 0 0 . ~...0
year, according to a certain scale. In June last the connection with Susa,unah Eva H ' ners-W. and A. Lea, Birmingham, jewellers-R. Palmer we have now to add a further meed of praise, for the ad. The Alt p
ns. aving got the assist- and C. D. Hitchcock, Liver 1 t d 1 J li* cl• ' 11. h h h h th • t• t.
poo ,ea ea ers- . itton Alone eg tt ey ave t rown upon e inves iga ion added, for two-yr-olds ;cots s , les e ,
1 8 t 71b fill• 8 t 31b • . F • i • all G t • 11 0
re -ssington H a e ...
plaintiff, as a freeman, went to inquire about the pro- ance of an inter reter, I was able to st te fll extra ; T.Y.C. (straight Garth's, Mr. ... ... Tues. Hare Hatch ... ... 10 30 BIRTHS.
a u y what had winner 3 before 'darting 51b
portion to be paid to his brother, also a freeman, about been the s ste P • aud J. 11. Selby, Norwich, grocers-E. Wray, W. Deyers, by their experiments upon living animals with the fluid
y m carried on as to the traffic in Enel' - Wed, White Hart, Frintley... 10 30 OF A BON.
paying whom there was some dispute, and becoinie eirls from the tof L dnb t tb e tell and J. Tupman, Goole, engineers; as far as regards E. obtained from the body of the deceased. A portion of run in) ;38 subs.
Fri. North Horns, Ewshot 10 30
por on o, u e authorities refused Wray. st lb 11;
abusive it was alleeed the defendant ordered a man •g ' h ' this fluid was administered in suceession to five animals st lb Halsdon ... ... Mon. Yarnseombe Village ... 11) 30 On the 18th inst., at Southampton-street, Camberwe
in to ear anything but what coocerned the particular par- DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDEND 3. 8 7
attendance, nameeEllison, to put him out of the room. ties who had jutt arrived, They then told me that tho J. Cozen, Macclesfield, butcher liceneed victuall d -
er, an viz., two rabbits, two mice, and a guinea-pig ; and Amorousßoy (511) ex.) 812 Castaway Fii. Winscott ~. ... 10 30 Mrs. Henry Ovey.
if d
This, the plaintiff alleged, he did by taking him up in parties had been taken into eustod and that the se
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th d T in all these animals the characteristic effects of poisoning Fast Day 8 7c by Touchstone 8 7 Hambledort (Mr. Wall's) Mon. Horndeyn Village ... 10 45 Oa the 19th inst., at Chippenham, Wilts, the w e
pro- coac proprietor- rst iv. of s. in e poen , uesday, 8 3 Thurs. Owlesbury Down ... 10 45 Dr. W. H. Colborne.
his arms and flinging hitn out of the door down three caress had explained to their satiey, • by strychnia were produced. Five other animals were br cby Sir Hercules 8 7 Verona .
'faction what her in-
• April 8, or any subsequent Tuesday, in the office of Mr.
steps a like a bag of old clothes or a dead dog." He tentions had been in brio • • ''
Pott, Manchester. taken for a parallel series of experiments with ordinary Delos
MP • DAUGHTER.
mg over the girls whe ac- 8' 3 Tues. West Tisted ... ... 11 0
fell on his hands with his head agaicst a box placed in com 'd h h g " ' J Elr Ad• k i iner and builder-first div. of 3s. in strychuia, and the same results were obtained. We The Abbot . . 8 7 Petrma
panic; er ;t at they had willin l eneaged with ' is' r WIC ' `.° 8 3 Thurs. Nutley Church ~. 11 0 On the 19th inst., at;,Paris, the Lady Ribblesdale. ,
the garden and cut and bruised his face and broke hits her to bind themselves to a fg y 'b t• the pound, Tuesday, April 8, or any subsequent Tuesday, agree with Messrs. Nunneley and Morley, that the fact eh oby Epirus 8 7 Palm
eihurse o prostitu ion, and
arm ; and since then he had been unable to use his arm live •th h 1 b at the office ef Mr. Pott, Manchester. of poisoning by strychnia, in the present case, is put Broadcloth
wi er at ier rothel, ed, Damnithor-wall. It 8 3 Herefordshire (Mr. Harris, Esq., soliciter.
as formerly ; and, being the one lie stitched with, he then a peered that th ' f B. Lord, Blackburn, coal dealer-first div. of 4icl. ia the beyond a doubt. Painter 8 7 Lady Peel
could not earn as THUS wages as he used to do. For look al3
h ' e surgeon was called nr to pound, Tuesday, April 8, or any subsequent Tuesday, at We shall revert hereafter to this subject, so imPor- Bannockburn
Fri. Harewood's End ... 10 30 MARRIED.
t t e girls before their admission as prostitutes, the office of Mr. Poet, Manchester. . 8 3
this damage he brought this action. tant in its medico-legal bearings, and now so interesting bc by Cossack
~ a ary e one urc , r. .
and that four of them had passed examinat. n• bu 3 3 -. ... •
For the defence, it was contended that the plaintiff that when it ' t Mr. R. and T Heathfiehl She edcoon s in
io , , ... • , , ffi l, tt p ners- to the whole community, and will at present conclude The Banner Bearer 8 7 Festivity
came to Susannah Evans's turn she re- nfth div. of td. in the pound Tuesday April 8 or an
Went drunk tn the hind's cottage where the freemen were fused to sub ' '. - b T ' '' " yby observing, that etrychnia is not a substance likely' to Goldwater
mit to the examination in the most india- su segment uesday, at the office of Mr.Pott Manchester
paid, and seeing the pastureossasters sitting round a nant manner. When I told the a • •
uthorzties that the
'I H. Tepper, Manchester • • Le i• 'be used extensively by the murderer, unless he courts Rohallion
, provision dealer rst c iv. of 87ch f ley Cotherstone... 8 3 Hursley ... ... Mon. Ball Down ... ... 10 45 Moorwinstow. Cornwall.
table, with 20 or 30 sovereigns on the table and some detection. The •hideous contortions exhibited by the Saladin 8 7bf by Orlando ......... S 3 Fri. The Bishopstoke Stationll 45 On the 19th inst., Mr. Wm. Olding, of Camden House'
innocent girl had been decoyed awe b tb 4s. 2d. in the pound, Tuesday, April 8, or any subsequent
y y e procure-s 8 3 Hurworth . ... Thurs Croft Bridge ... .. 10 30 Brighton, third son of the late Mr. Ebert. °ldiots, of Loir
silver, said, " Well, as you won't pay me, I will pay theY cantradicted me and i •
misted that Susannah T To-
Tuesday, at the office of Mr. -Pott, Manchester. poisoned person, so unlike the symptoms of a,ny known The Prophet 6 7 L. Malcolm
8 3 Ingram's, Mr. Moynell Mon, chartiey park ... 10 45 don, to Augusta. fifth daughter of Wm. Mears Newtoib
myself," and then made a snatch at the money on the Hymns 'was a corrupt and bad chara t .• ~ orrall, Bolton and Manchester, manufacturer-2d disease, except tetanus and distinguished from the latter Genera] Bosquet 8 7 Mad. Clicquet
c er, and the ro- • Thurs. Hanbury Village ... 10 45 Esq., of West-hill, Wandsworth, Surrey.
, . table. In his attempt to do this he was seized and put duced the letter of nda i 3' P div. of 103. 10t1. in the pound, Tuesday, April 8, or sny by charactera sufficiently well marked-the ready detec- Admiral Lyone
out of the door and, as he struggled violently to keep truth of the char •recomme ton as evidence of the Tuesday, at the office of Mr. Pott, Manchester. tion of the poison after death, especially by the con- br cby Theon 8 7 Daughter 8 3 Kent, East ... ... Tues. Tyler Hill ... ... 10 30
Fri. New Inn Green ... 10 30 DIE D,
ge, inasmuch as it showed that she had
inside, he slipped and fell ; tha.t thins fell did hina no se- 1 stolen a fron h • DIVIDENDS DECLARED. • joint action or sulphuric Acid and the bichromate of M.D.
8 7 Queen of the ~, 3
Ledbury ... ... Mon. The Kennels ... ... 10 30 On the 2lst inst ,at 5 , Cowper-terrace, Cowper.roadf
ler own father I explained the na,ture rf A ril 1.0 H r
p. , . indall, Hastings, brewer-April 11, C.
nous injury, as he was afterwards seen drinking in a that communication • ' potass-and the power of reproducing the tetanic con- y. Languish
and they appeared to be quite in- Dearie Frederick's- lace Old Jewr m r hant-A 112
, ~_ p . , y, e C pri
public-house, and that he bad broken his arm with some credulous, and to --d ' , • , vulsions in animals by the administration of the intes- _
li. C St kes of 10 sore each ; Ludlow (Mr. Sitwell's) Wed. Onibury ... ... 10 30
consi er the word of the procures% H. I airweather, Norwich, upholsterer--April 18 W H.. • The Northamptons ire up a amptnn-row, Russell-square, aged 64.
other fall on his way home, most tit be depended upon. That sort of ref • and J. Mitchell, Hoarstones Forest of Pendle Lancashire .
' '' - tmal fluids-all these Characters must render this kind of 9lb f r tit 71b, five 9st 111 b, Sat. Bircher Comm= ... 10 30 In Edinburgh, Elizabeth, relict of the late Geo. Leckie'
lance e . ,
emor ed three-y ear•olds, 6et , ou
... Mon. North Wheatley ... 10 30
His Lordship having summed up the evidence, the to be habitual with the i' h " poisoning easy of recognition, and reduce it to the level Lumley's Mr
the winner to be sold for 510 - , • Esq., of London, and sister of the late Francis Horner'
po ice of the place. If the girl t 1 • A.l 11 •
won et spinners- pri 1, W. Mitc ell, Hoaretones, six and aged 9et 4lb ;
Wed. Apley Head ... ... 10 30 Eeci m p
jury found a verdict for the plaintiff-damages, 10/. had not resolutely refused to be examine; worsted spinner- H. Mitchell, Hoarstones, worsted spin- of a vulgar murder perpetrated by the knife, the blud•
cove if dem inded, and to subscribe to the stakes in , o . •
1 before I got to Fri. Steetley Bar ... ... 10 30 On the 3 Bth • t t N • 11 use Cheltenham, Tho°'
ID/ • a apier 0 .
~.,
His Lordship granted a stay of execution till after Hamburg, I. cannot see how h ner-April 10 J Mitchell Hoarstones worsted spinner- geon, or the pistol of the common assassin. .
157 • in sia.ri at the Spencer Post, go once round, „nee__ __ .... . _ _et .
a e could have eseaned non- . .. - = =, ' •`' ? - - '
_ . _ - ..

On coming down stairs from the room in which the doc-
tor wanted to examine me, I met the Belgian Jewess and
the girl who accompanied us from London. The girls
were then, I was informed, going to be examined by the
doctor ; and afterwards the old woman, upon being told
that I refused to allow the doctor to do his duty, charged
me with having robbed my father of 51., anl the letter I
have produced was pointed at as proof of the robbery,
and was considered sufficient by the authorities. I was
then again sent to the Howse of Detention, where I re-
mained until the City of London policeman Smith, 572,
arrived and took me under his protection.
Smith, 572, made a report to Sir R. W. Carden, the
essential parts of which are as follow :--On Monday even-
ing, the 9th inst., I went on shore at Hamburg, at five
o'clock, and proceeded with all speed to ascerta'n the
result of your telegraphic despatch to the police station.
I was there received in a very formal manner by the
prefect or inspector, and then I was called upon to ex-
plain my object in regard to my visit, and all things in
connection with Susa,unah Evans. Having got the assist-
ance of an interpreter, I was able to state fully what had
been the system carried on as to the traffic in English
girls from the port of London, but the authorities refused
to hear anything but what concerned the particular par-
ties who had juat arrived. They then told me that those 1,
parties had been taken into custody, and that the pro-
, caress had explained to their satisfaction what her in-
tentions had been in bringing ever the girls wile ac-
companied her ; that they had 'willingly engaged with
her to bind themselves to a course of prostitution, and
live with her at her brothel, SG, Damnithorewall. It
then appeared that the surgeon was called for to
look at the girls before their admission as prostitutes,
and that four of them had passed examination ; but
that when it cattle to Susannah Evans's turn she re-
fused to submit to the examination in the most indig-
nant manner. When I told the authorities that the
innocent girl had been decoyed away by the procures
they contradicted me, and insisted that Susannah
Events was a corrupt and bad character, and they pro-
ducod the letter of recommendation as evidence of the
truth of the charge, inasmuch as it showed that she had
stolen a front her own father. I explained the nature of
that communication and they appeared to be quite in-
credulous, and to consider the word of the procures%
most t• be depended upon. That sort of reliance seemed
to be habitual with the police of the place. If the girl
had not resolutely refused to be examined before I got to
Hamburg, I. cannot see how she could have escaped con-
tamination, for there seemed to have been no notice
taken of the telegraphic despatch sent by Sirß.W.Carden
until she was found to be determined to resist the effort of
the procurers to seize upon her. When I saw the young
woman is the House of Detention in Hamburg she cried
most bitterly, and expressed great anxiety to return. I
lied previously inqutred about her conduct on board the
i-tearaer on her passage to Hamburg, and the state-
ments ofthose who were connected with the vessel con-
firmed the truth'of every word &le had uttered. In the
course of ray inquiries at Hamburg I was credibly
ieforrned that the revenue of the city is greatly assisted
hy prostitution. Each pueon who keeps a house of ill-
f ma is licensed by the authorities ter such purpose, and
every girl who takes to it es a livelihood must pay to
the state one than' (se.) per week, and i 4 placed under

1&I6 Opt

BIRTHS.
Op A SON.
On the 18th inst., at Southampton-street, Camberwell'
Mrs. Henry Ovey.
Oa the 19th inst., at Chippenhatn, Wilts, the wife d
Dr. W. H. Colberno.

J. Ellis, Ardwick, joiner and builder—first div. of 3s. in
the pound, Tuesday, April 8, or any subsequent Tuesday,
at the office of Mr. Pott, Manchester.
B. Lord, Blackburn, coal dealer—first div. of 4id. in the
pound, Tuesday, April 8, or any subsequent Tuesday, at
the office of Mr. Pott, Manchester.
Mr. R. and T. Heathfield, Sheffield, cotton spinners—
fifth div. of 441. in the pound, Tuesday, April 8, or any
subsequent Tuesday, at the office of Mr.Pott, Manchester.
H. Tepper, Manchester, provision dealer—first div. of
4s. 2d. in the pound, Tuesday, April 8, or any subsequent
Tuesday, at the office of Mr. Pott, Manchester.
J. Worrell, Bolton and Manchester, manufacturer-2d
dir. of 103. 1 Od. in the pound, Tuesday, April 8, or any
Tuesday, at the office of Mr. Pott, Manchester.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.
April 10, H. Tindall, Hastings, brewer —April 11, C.
Deane, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry, merchant—April 12,
H. Fairweather, Norwich, upholsterer—April 18, W., H.,
and J. Mitchell, Hos.rstones, Forest of Pendle, Lancashire,
worsted spinners—April 11, W. Mitchell, Hoarstones,
worsted spinner-- H. Mitchell, Hoarstones, worsted spin-
ner—April 10, J. Mitchell, Hoarstones, worsted spinner—
April 7, J. Jones, Ancoats, innkeeper—April 14, J. J.
Brierley and R. Arrowsmieh, jun:, Manchester, silk and
cotton manufacturers—April 11, P. Paisley, Sunderland,
chemist—April 16, E. Squire, Kingston-upon-Hull, timber
merchant—April 28, E. Prodgers, late of Ludlow, banker
—April 12, J. L. Lucas, late of Willenhall, druggist.

Herefordshire (Mr.
Stabb's) Tues. England's Gate ... 10 30
Fri. Harewood's End 10 30
Heythrop ... Mon. Addlestrop Gate ... 10 30
Wed. Tarwood ..r 10 30
Fri. Eyford ... 10 30
Hursley Mon. Ball Down ... ... 10 45
Fri. The Bishopstoke Stationl 1 45
Hurworth Thurs Croft Bridge .. 10 30
Ingram's, Mr. Meynell Mon. Chartley Park 10 45
Thurs. Hanbury Village ... 10 45
Kent, East ... Tues. Tyler Hill ... 10 30
Fri. New Inn Green ... 10 30
Ledbury Mon. The Kennels ... ... 10 30
Fri. Suckley ... 10 30
Ludlow (Mr. Sitwell's) Wed. Onibury 10 30
Sat. Bircher Common ... 10 30
Lumley's, Mr. ... Mon. North Wheatley ... 10 30
Wed. Apley Head ... ... 10 30
Fri. Steetley Bar 10 30
Oakley ... No account received.
Pembroke (Mr. L. Phil-
lips's) Mon. Williamston , 10 0
Thurs. Milling Pill ... 10 0
Portsmouth's, Earl of Mon. West Sherbourne ... 11 0
Wed. East Wooday ... 11 0
Fri. Great Bedwyn ... 11 0
S.t. Kingsclere 11 0
Pytehley Mon. Dustone Stone Pits 10 45
Tues. Crick 10 45
Fri. Cottesbrook ... 10 45
Sal. Braybrooko ... 10 45

On the 21st inst., at 74, Cowper-terrace, Cowper-road'
Stoke Newington, James Rudd, formerly of 49, South
ampton-row, RussePl square, aged 64.
In Edinburgh, Elizabeth, relict of the late Geo. Leckie,
Esq., of London, and sister of the late Francis Horner'
Esq., M.P.
On the 18th inst., at Napier House, Cheltenham, Thy'
Rae, Esq., late of Manchester, aged 68.
On the 14th inst., Wm. Robeson, Esq., solicitor, Brome
grove, Worcestershire, aged 71.
On the 17th iost., at St. Helier's, Jersey, Hannah
Maria, wife of Captain James Somerville, H.E.I.C.S.
Oa the 19th inst., at Uppiogham, Rutlandslaire. Elise
beth, wife of the Rev. J. R. Blakistoo, 8.A., of Upping'
ham, and youngest daughter of Sir Ed. Nico,ls,
On the 21st Sept. last, at Wellington, New Zeslano'
Francis R. Estoteville, seventh son of the late Sir Oral
Skipwith, Bart., of Newbold Hall, county of Warwick.

The Northamptonshire Cup Stakes of 10 BOVA each ;
three-year-olds, 64 91b, four Lt 71b, five 9st 111 h,
six and aged 9st 41b ; the winner to be sold for 510
Keys if dem mded, and to subscribe to the stakes in
1857 ; to start at the Spencer Post, go once round,
and fit:i,dr at the judge's chair (two miles and a fur-
long) ; 15 subs.

His Lordship ha-ving summed up the evidence, the
jury found a verdict for the plaintiff—damages, 101.
His Lordship granted a stay of execution till after
the first four days of next term.

CIVIL COURT.
(Before Mr. Baron Martin.)
MARSTON V. /KIRBY.
This was an action of trespass for upsetting the plain-
tiff's dog-cart and injuring him.
Mr. Watson, Q.C., and Mr. Kemplay appeared for
the plaintiff, and Mr. Atherton, Q.C., and Mr. Un-
thank for the defendant.
The plaintiff in this action was an innkeeper at South
Cave, 'ea. Hull, but now lives in lodgings w,;th Lis
mother-in-law. In December last he was driving tome
in his dogcart, with his mother-in-law, when he met tie
defendant, also in a dog-cart. The defendant drove in the
middle of the road, an.', although the plaintiff drove ofi:

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