The Sun.
London, England, 1856-08-11 00:00:00

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THE SUN) LONDON, MON DIY
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STJSSIA AND THE WESTERN POWERS. Some.thing, how. ever, remained.
_Upon another EXECUTIONS. Dove was led to poisonhis wife by hearing of the mur- RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. Country Marketz.
BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM-
der of Cook, by Palmenwith strychnine ; but it seems to ne - -*-
occasion he might go over to the enemy, and. -i-
s_____-.- . have been impossible t discover the reason why Dove GREAT WESTERN. PANIES' STOCK.
perhaps crush his old political friends. The prose- EXECUTION OF DOVE. HADDINGTON CORN MARKET- AUG g.
(From the Times.) wished to get rid of hi wife, and which reason must, ..--nee,--.
It is a natural, though not the less a dangerous cuter of the Scotsman entered into a league with the On Saturday at noon William Dove, who was con- • ,
t r ok's ( ath have existed in his mind. The financial statement of this company for the h.alf-
th it ••• Previous.), ..o -o e , . .. , ~ From the Official Lest. First wnsAT. Baniory OATs• I BeAve.,
78e 0.1 I 51s 9d I 36s Oil I sos 01
error to look for sudden changes of policy in nations Tories, and with great skill brought into e a 1.- victed at the last assizes for poisening his wife by strych- Seconn 72s 6d I 44s 2d ) 338 7d ) 51s 7d
as the result of great calamities. People forget mace a religious body, who had a holy cause of their nine at Leeds, was executed in front of York Castle.
own d h d - d mere dross all political The number of spectators is estimated variously at from s ' • • 'f- •
,an w o ecrie as e Dove fully understood in Friday that he wes to die next year ending the 30th of June last shoos that tue receipt.
day and -he was re'siond to his-fate. He expressed his on capital account amount to 22,885,463/o including PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY eras FRIDAY EVENING
LONDON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1856. Third OSs 0,1 I 35s Od 1 32s Od i 51s Ocl
how slowly and how difficultly the. ga.mbler, the 10,000 to 15,000. ense of the Justice o his sentence, and stated that he Total quantity of wheat in market, 182 qrs., 139 sold
felt he deserved to die. He also said he had no feeling GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES.
Windsor Reilway shares, 59,392/. on Berks and Hants
f private life i
drunkard, or the brawler o s reformed discussions which were not subservient to it. 8,156,767/. received on consolidated stock, 7,784/. on
PP PP barley 56 irs., 56 sold
If
,But the liberal cause,. upon the resignation of Dove partook of the Sacrament on Friday evening ac- of resentment against the judge oho tried him, the ' . '
-how inveterate are the old habits and the old - Dividend Amount I PP PP oats o, 201 qrs., 127 sold.
lea. Macaulay, was again riump an .
t ' h t The leader cording to the Wesleyan form. The Rev. J. Hartley • h f d
jury w o oun him pay, or the witnesses who gave of Paid. , Price. beans 41 qrs., 19 sold
per PP PP PP
longings which cling even to those who see and and Mr. Wright remained with him during the whole of evidence against him. Extension shares, 1,375,979/. on irredeemable 4 per cent.
Annum. Share. AVERAGES PER IDIPILTIAL QUARTER.
confess their error. Yet the world is ready to wh. o went over to the enemy did not take his troops -
hh• d d t 1 or perseverance could
wit im, an no ex en. y the night. The early part was devoted to prayer and ene
mraebdleee mt 1
pe e
r 4 cpe
ne it.. esetnotc ks, t oacnkii Name of Company.
X s. d. X s. d. Wheat, 3/. 12 6 2-12ths I Barley, ...a/. 4 2 2-12ths
hope that powerful and ambitious nations will be reading the Scriptures. Shortly after midnight the con- come centred on his (wAnil aDwofnvie'snnfneedliitnignsn.hadHneowspebnet. 51t,08c9k1,,7312219.
the whole of his time lurino the day in prayer, in con- 1,166,7031. on redeemable 5 per cent. stock, making - i - Oats, ... 11. 13 7 7-12ths 1 Beaus, 2/. 11 7 3.l2tbs
turned from their course by a single check. It is make up for the deficiency. vict threw himself upon his pallet but his rest was dis-
' versation on religious lubjeas, or in apparently devout 'ooonol.redo
4 563 414/. preference stock, and a total of 12,787,357/. British .• •• •• •• .. •• •• _
Ditto Provincial.... 71. _
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only the few who have learnt from political experi- It will easily be understood that an electiou in t rbcd and after dozing for less than an hour he rose, meditation. Mr. Wrght left Dove last Fridey week
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such circumstances was an. excitine, affair, in which *• ' - f share ca,pital. The amount received on the mortgage Brighton •••••• • • • • •, DALKEITH GRAIN MA.RKET-Auo 7.
once that fully understand how little will be chang- d dd f la• • • 1 d
and in an excited manner eman e o is spintua a - and returned to Manclester. On Tuesday morning Mr. e City of London .... - 41. Os. 100 0 o
b t k
a good deal was given and had to e a en. Part viser to know what he could lo to save his soul that he of the Great Western and other lines belonging to the Continental (4th Cap.) . - 50 0020 0 0 - Qrs. Best. Current. Inferior
ed by what seem great convulsions. These more Wrioht received the allowing letter :-
of the genera s
1 hip of the coalitiom was to secure the had not already done. Mr. Hartley, observing his tre- " York Castle, Condemned Cell, ,Aug. 4. company was 5,764,311/. ;on mortgage of shares for a Equitable.. •••••• • • •• 2/. 10s. 60 0 0 all 35 103 wheat
51. , 20 0 e
Iro (t 1 ri), ,
_l5
73s Oil
prudent thinkers, if they calculate on the effects of . Great Central .. •• .. . 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 all 12% 315 8.1
nor members of the press, and they boasted that pidation of manner, reminded him of the "Thief upon et Mr. Wri h D S. I k • • f ortion of subscription te now lines 1,753,246/. ; and on ee 106 Oats .
a, war or a revolution, rightly look upon it as only gt- ea- irt- ta e this opportunity o P Imperial .. •• - 0n... toe& eonus. 50 0 0 all
_ 47 Barley 44s 01 oos Oel
every political organ in Edinburgh was on their the Cross," and assured him that the mercy of God Independent .......•• 51. 40 0 0 It
likely to alter something in the moral constitution . , •h th t. fth S t Th. d• d t wit sinner. Dove said the - h W lverhampton, and Dudley Railways 2,566,1521., Loneen.• .....• •• •• •• - 50 0 0 Pt .--- 32 Peas & beans 51s 01 oos Od.
a wit e one excep ion o eco sntan. is was never erne o a repen
si. e, rote to you, and regiested you to come, you would. am, o
writino to you. Youtold me that at any time that I riecurities on the Birmingham nnd Oxford, and Birming-
t. 25 0 0 25
of the people who have undergmie it, which change f .t. tth ld h • f example alluded to was that of a " thief" only, while he D 60 0 0 52 ff 0 -
singleness o posi ion gave o e o c ampion o wear sir, I shall be v 1 d W d d
ear g a to see you on e nes ay minx .••.. • • .....• 41. per cent. ABERDEEN-nave. S.
of tone will, after a certain term of years, have its ~, r himself was a " murderer " and he feared beyond all bl. 100 0 0 16 0 0 16
h • • ki •t
t f
'mere ism a eroic prominence mar ng i ou or or Thursday at the lanst, for I feel my time is short. I 10,098,110/. of borrowed money. Ratcliff -•••_ •• • • •
influence on outward actions. Thus, we may - hope of redemption. Mr. \Vright and Mr. Hartley acl- making, together with 14,4001. on loan-notes, a total of
phDo.,Tati. Preference 61. per cen
The expenditure to the above date amounted to United General .. •• •• 2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all 2N Poteto OatS 208 Oil to 31s Ocl }4olbe per buehel
vengeance. It was the Scotsman's function to ex- cannot sufficiently thane you for your kindness to me -
fairly hope that the lesson of the late war has not • dressed such observations to the culprit as seemed ealcu- our of Westminster Chartered 41 per cent. 50 0 0 Common oats 30s 6d to -El Out
1 ltdt tll I t.
pose, in a manner ca cu aeoeon an e ec ion, Ditto, New . ..... .. - 1500010 7, o - Bore 41s 0,1 to 42s Ocl t 53ths
been lost on Russia. For the first time she had
the little story we have • t 11 dd t It was
tus au e o. lated to soothe him, and presently after Dove called n the Great Western,
while you were at thisplace. • I cannot reward you, but 22,526,8781., leaving a balance of 358,588/. in fay
my God and Father yell reward you. Dear sir, while I the company. The expenditure o Barley ilis Oa to 42s iel a
a coalition. against her. For the first time she has upon them to join him in singing a Wesleyan hymn. WATER-WORKS.
done with that easy picturesquenese which gives a Wheat, red (spring)sBs Od to t2s Od
' t d 10 84 2- / • • il- .. s ~
}6alb
seen her immemorial allies hostile or neutral and The request was acceded to, aud at three o'clock on my past sins and wickadness all at a moment a thonght comotive power, Sec., amnun e to ,7 , /6 . , onia
was meditating on the goodness of God, and thinking of Oxford, Berks and Hants Windsor and other lines, 10,
, white . ..63s Ocl to 70s Od
, charm to the columns of our active and able con- Dividend Amount
for the first time her frontier has receded. The . Saturday morning the convict, the officers of the prison flashed across my mint that ihere was a reprieve for me. ways opened, to 6,643,51:M0.:viz., on the Oxford and
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price OaLeal 223 tid to 23s 6.1. per boll.
0 f d
temporary. There were d cl. ' d' t. f
recor e in Ica ions o present, and the gentlemen above alluded to, were And what do you that reprieve was 2 Well bless Ged, Rugby, 1,289,621/. ;on tlae Birmingham and xor , Annum. Share. Flour tls Od to 55s Ocl per Back.
Czar is no longer the arbiter of Europe ; not even • t • 'th b fth 1. • "
previous an agonism in e mem ers o e coa 1- heard singing sn chorus severe ymns rom
1 h f W " ' '7 028/ • 18. h W 1 h t n and .
a es- it was this -n Thy sine which were many, are all fur- 3,lti , . , ane irming am, o ver amp o , -' - '
PROVISION MARKET.
a German or Italian potentate dares to propose ,
.e s. d. X s. d.
tion which no one with a spark of genial humour leyan collection. At daybrsak Dove partook of break- iven ou 'lt was en delusion, for it was so impressed Dudley, 2,189,863/. •on the Dideot Deviation Line,
him openly for an example. The dreams of Euro- East London 6l. per ern. Stock.
in his nature could have resisted. For instance, fast, of which he ate sparingly. At five o'clock, ac- On m y •. d that I weld not hel b make the remark, 32,901/. ;on the Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth (par-
y min put Grand Junction ...... IV. per cnt. 50 0 0 all 78 Mutton, por lb ad to 8d I Eggs, p doz. Os 9,1 to 0810 i
peen and Asiatic conquest are now dissolved, at
the second in command of the allied army had on companied by the governor of the gaol (Mr. Nuble), the and tell my fellow.prisoners and the officer that was tially opened), 1,296,695/., including 156,403/. expended Kent.... •• • • ........ ,4% per cnt. 100 0 0 - 80% Lamb, do., Os oil to Oe 8•1 Hens, p pair 3s Od to 3,91 6,1
least for all the world beyond hie own dominions.
a • ' • h hi' l 't deputy-governor (Ur. Green), Mr. Wright, and some
previous occasion, wit great pu ic so erani y, there. Dear, sir, Idc not intend to st be I during the half-year ;on the Uxbridge and Henle
op there ;u. y Lambeth .. - 100 0 0 - 95 Veal, ner lb ... 6,1 to Os 10.1 Chickens,do.2s Od to 2e 6(3.
No opponent of England now talks of the Musco- others the convict was removed from the con- Branch lines, 94,391/. ; ori narrow gauge rails from Ox- a River Company.. I 21.103. - - - Pork, per 5t...6s eat to 6s 3d Ducks, do. 2a Od to 23 6,1
called him, under whom it was now his fate to be few intend to ' press forwaed to the mark for my high call- siheuwthware & Vauxhall , 51. per cut. 100 0 0 -
i-,-,-, Salmon, per lb Os to Os Ducklings,doOs Od to Oa Od
vite marsh to the Indus ;no enemy of democratic ed cell in which he had hitherto been confined to an ing which is of God, be Christ Jesus.' Dear sir, do not ford toßasingetoke(including 3,879/. interest),lo6,94l/. ; Middlesex • • •... I 51. per cent. 61 0 0 -
lieutenant, a " cold little snake." It was not in demn West --- G b- oto T k h 4 Odt 501
rouse, par lace s o s ur eys,eae s 0 e ,
France speculates on a second entry of Russian apartment closely adjoining that portion of the prison on the Western Fork line at Reading, 12,936/. ; on
human nature, that, when the two men were seen forget to pray for me, that I may not be ' weary in well Tallow, p stone, 4sod to 4s 3d Potatoes, pr peck, 10d to 111
soldiery into Paris. The spell which in one form where he was to suffsr. ' bridges erected in lieu of level crossing% 5,639/. ;on the BRIDGES.
in co-operation, something should not be said about doing, so tbat in due time, I may reap, if I faint not. Rabbits, each 0,1 to Od.
or another has bound nations for nearly a thousand . The culprit bore up pretty well during the morning, •
... Acton Junction, 2,554/. ; on subscription( and disburse-
in er wine a ec ions an e i e.
tt'd. ff t. dth 11 tend may the God of al grace bless you and yours is the Dividend Amount Butter for exportation (present cure) per cwt. 9290 d to 93s
years is now broken. We may therefore expect that
'Well the man who had had this term applied to and at 11 o'clock wrote the following description of his fervent prayer of youra respe tf 11 .
c u ,y, ments, for other undertakings, 2,139,4351., viz.-South Name of Company. per of raid. Once.
Eggs, wholesale price, per dozen
Annum. Share.
Russia will eventually und.ergo a great moral change. ttf " d le. la dd MW• h
saeo min ,wic he lean eto ... r. e rig t:- " WILLIAM DOVE. Wales- Railway, 581,000/. ; ditto, preference shares, - RETAIL PRICES.
Is.. b ' 11. fll b ht th th d h. -
- , , h • im yis o ewer, roug eoeray is ac ' "Sm. to 11 a.m , Aug. 9, 1856. cc P.S.-I sball anximsl • 126,280/. ; South Devon 225,000/. ; Cornwall, 60,0001. ; -
Ai °aged in by the armies and tee repro
.ation of y wait an answer.
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d X s. d.
7% F10ur,141b....05 Od to 3s Od Barley flour,l4lb.Os to 2s 44
ctivity within he
Europe, compelled to restrain her a rt. f l'b 1 ainst the Scotsman, for merely qua- " Dear Sir-I place entire confidence in the blood of
ion oie ag " Mr. Thomas Wright, 3, Sidney-place, Chorlton- '1
• Sw•nd ddna nal helves,
Paddington hotel, 59,966 . , i on a, Ito • Hung.erford.... ••.. • . -
zing them both for the position in which. they Jesus Christ His Son, which cleanseth from all sin, and 21,670/.; Gloucester and Dean Ferest Rail way, 123,9241.; Southwark .. - 100 00 , - - Oatmeal Os Od to 28 4d „ dust, Os to ls 01
own territories, it may be predicted as a necessary upon-Medlock Manchester " o - - Beremeal ....ns Od to 2s Od , per lb 2cl to 26d.
stood. to each other. Wise people shook their heads I feel great comfort from chap. 40, v. 29-31, and chain a ' • ' • . Wilts, Somerset and Weymouns, 545,000/. ; Oxford, Ditto New of 7% p.c. 1/. per cent. 50 o
consequence of her condition that new forces will t was impracticable far Mr. Wright to cern° to York Waterloo .. .. •• • • - 100 0 0 - - Peasemeal. .Os Od. to 2s Bcl Si'ds, Bcl
at the dreadful absurdity of such an action, and 41, v. 10, 13, 14, of the prophet laaiah. immediately, but he got back to the unhappy man at the Wore ,
ester and Wolverbampton 183,857/. • Shrewsbury Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. 11. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 - - 4-Ib. 10af...8d. I 2-Ib. 10af...4d.
come into play to civilise and elevate, or perhaps to 26%
d Chester, 97,031/. ; Shrewsbury and Birmingham, Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 1/. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 -
learned people applied the quos perdere suit. Yet, " War. DOVE." earliest possible momentocAs a further proof of the tone an Cheese, per imperial stonenis. Od. to 4s 6d.
weaken and disrupt. But these things are for the a . 965. 70 10 3 - 2 t
Besides the prison officials, the Rev. J. Hartley, Wes- 35,124/. • Shrewebury Amelgamation Act, 23,712/. ; erauahau........... •
tl b h th
' rtly by manaeement, par y y c ance, e pro- of Dove's mind we may ;Ave the following letter, wbich
next ten years, or perhaps for the next generation. leyan minister, York, and Mr. Wright, of Manchester, Wycombe Railway, 10,000/. ; Plymouth Great Western e t ... _ .
Psecutor ' cl. t • h 4001. of damaees.
got a ver ic wit he put into Mr. Wrighs's hand on his entering the con- DOCKS.
We of the West can hardly pretend to see the full the prison philanthropist, sat up with the unhappy man Dock, 12,500/. ; North Metropolitan Railway, 34,370/.
A. word. before leavine this subject on the nature damned cell on Friday morning :- Dividend Amount ,
scope of what has been done, and we may be sure during Friday night-tlee former till 4 o'clock on Satur- f proprietors for now rolling stock
of the danger to the freedom of the press which it " York Castle, Condemned Cell, Aug. 8. Expended under votes o
.. „ , name a Company. „er of 1 aid. Price.
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that the Russians see still less. They probably do 7 • • day moraings when Mr. Wright took up the further ad- cc e to. new station at Paddlnaton 1it0,3 ei/ st. • Annum. Share.
Respected Sir,-My time is short. my nes-. eee 7 7'19--1- ' , . . - " . '
11 b difi 1
exposes. l'ho jury, by a rule it wi e i cu tto i • • , -- LIVERPOOL, AUGUST 9.
not feel how much they have been beaten and what ministraoon of spiritual consolation to the criminal, who nutouereu, and ne.,... I shall have to appe ul - •
ar before the and for 8.1 8 brid nd the ne w sta. .ccom
ge a ion a rnodation ____
n s. d. X s. d.
understand here were prohibited from knowing dIR re.; nea n, ani rei,„, ie....nu-any conscious • t•bt I t -e Jd • -I- 73 Mi. (ef the foregoine items interest ()den amount of STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market has been firm to-day,
they have lost. To them it is doubtless only so • ' • d m t s t f Cir.'
appeare am . 8 .
.. , pi gen ea o as ,u, FRS Illy uge is ray a / , . b , . Commercial .. ~ •• .... W. pr cent. Stock. Stock. -
the whole history of the affair- et oould noi, ho chat he must be die, penitent, an I exceedingly prayerfun vocato and friend, and that I shall meet his smiles, and 2,470,11 ea is borne by revenue), maeing the total ex- - Ith h t •ta • th I• 1. e t cle re limited,
- a 'oug ransac ions in e ea( in, s,o s a
much fighting, in which their deficiencies of land East and West India.. 6/. pr cent. Stock.
showia to them that the alleged libels formed but The workmen usually engaged for the purpose eom- be welcemed to man • • • (in n i • t b 2a 5°6 878/
sioos in the sky. I can truly say- pen i ure on capi a acaou 11 asa eve, e, - , • East Ceontry - _ - and the prices aro at about the ratee of yesterday.
transport have detracted from their success. Every - 103 Lancashire and Yorkshire, 97a a-Eastern Counties, 10
part of an election contest, where an immemorial menced the operation of erecting the gallows soon after " I the chief of sinners am, The revenue account for the half-year endiug the 30th London .•• •• •
45/. pr.cceennt.. Stock.
incident which tells in their own favour is of course - - -North Eastern, Berwick, 211-South Eastern, 22t-
liberty of giving and taking has existed, subject daybreak, and at a quarter to 6 o'clock the culprit was But Jesus died for me." of Jc ne shows that 678,905/. had been received for traf- Dito B onds ••.. • •
tt
•.•,.‘,,k
89
Shetfields, 34a -Midland, at a 34 -Midlancl Great aVes-
magnified, while reverses are forgotten or explained
only to the exclusion of personal private slander. removed from the condemned cell to a room in close Oh ! the consolation derived from thie passage. lam fic, 7,050/. from the Bristol and Birmingba,m Comp v st. katharme - .1 -
• au- eouthampton -••
away. The Baltic and Petropaulovski are in the The prosecutor was permitted to exclude evidence contiguity to the scene of his last sufferings upon earth. saved through fire anl by death ; ordinary Means God for rent, see, 10,neen for use of plant by other compa• Victoria
tarn of Canada, now, 24 p.
mouths of every one ; Kars is a glorious triuniph, He was accompanied by Mr. Noble, the governor. of I
f11I: d f t -thet- 1 dby himself
o a -in s, o s rong epi - e emp oye had use,d, but they failed. He has therefore used extra- nies ; 2,870 i, interest on cash balances of revenue,
JOINT-S POCK BANKS.
while the fall of Sebastopol and the dismember- • he Castle and M • Wrieht 1 d ose the - • 4/ rent of Great Western Hotel and othenpropert
th' euts-the defendants. included. t , i• 0 , and wa-ke anr - - ordinary means, and blessed be his holy name. I believe 4,99 . ~ y,
agains is oppon Dividend Amount
ment of Bessarabia are disposeclof as disasters inse- It was not permitted to be shown. that there is a Castle-yard witla a firm and ready step. He was calm and it is ie „, wer to the prayers of my dear mother, and that and 284/. registration fees, maleing the total receipts on of Paid. Price. STOCE EXOHANGE.-This market was dull to-day,
parable from the checkered fortune of war. A little collected aud his general demeanour much resembled
licence of sarcasm and reproach in elections which ' . . . . , . I shall have reason to bless and praise Him through all revenue account 704,650/. The working and other ex- Name of Company. per
Annum. Share. but prices rather firm. Londons 107 6-North Staffords,
ease disperses the memory of last year's sufferings; what was noticed of him during his four da s trial.
had not been eoceeded on the occasion by them. - . y - P
eternity that he checked me in my mad career, and penses amounted to 282,080/., or 41-54 per cent. of the
________ 4a d.-South Staffords, 2a dis.26'hropshire Unions, 49.
1 X s. d. Z s. d. -
the beginning of a iaew reign seerns to typify a re- i The jury a,ppear to have been isolated men, who Soon after Dove had quitted the condemned cell, adopted this plan t
hic ° save
me.
receipts including 2 500/ for accident account, 2 500/.
' -' . • ' 1.1 201. per cent. 40 0 0 all 102'7,i
newel of nationl,l vigour. What wonder, then, that had little experience of the nature of an election ; : •
h looks into the plot of ground where murderers "O'a Imy dear si- cee t the thanke of a dying man towards li unlation of Parhatnentary and legal ex pr_nses Austra est, ... •••• ••• ••
er cent 50 0 0
1.
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a ' P ci
0•• d' British NorthAmencan SI. p • ••• - BIRMINGHAM, AUGUST 9.
the Russian Czar, army, and people should. still be xecuted at York Castle ara interred, the grave igger for the kindness I have experienced at sLour hands', May 15,101/. Government duty, and 15,6e4/. tates an taxes! Commercial of London. 10Lper cent. 100 0020 0 0 - STOCK EXCHINGE.-The market WAS not doing much
and it is sufficiently suggestive that five of them. arrived, and at once proceeded to execute his office. that God, who is your Father and mY Father, bless you leaving a balance of 422,569/. To this sum is addea enerean„, .......... 51. per cent. 102 0025 0 0 -
business to-day, and at rather lower rates. Eastern
apparently as far as ever from acquiescing in any are represented to have been agriculturists. They As early as 7 o'clock in the morning a group of from both in this life and that which is to ceme d 21 503/ b ht f th scl• h• If e's eccount, tonian.„...•• •• •• ••••
,an may we ,• , roug rom e precs ing d-yar . 6L per cent. 2a 0 0 25 0 0 -
20 0 0 ail 0 22 oun les,
C t- 1.0-South Eastern and Dovers 22a 1-16.-
new policy? were allowed to know only that portion of the story 50 to 100 people had taken up a position on the irm rail- meat in heaven ie the prayer of, respected sir, yours 1,662/. dividend received on the South Devon shares, Lond. Ch ar. Bk. of Aus. -
London and County . 101. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 35% Lancashire and Yorkshire, 97a-Sheffields, Sea e--Easterre.
The Emperor has been slow to carry out the in which the defendants are found striking their ing at St. George's-field, and immediately io front of the affectionately, " WILLIAM Dove. 8,134/. on South Wales ordinary staren 2,557/. on ditto Lonan and Westminst; 114/. per cent. 100 0020 0 0 48% Counties, 1.07-Cliciat Westerns, 63,1,-Alidlands, 831 a-.
evacuation of the territory which he must even- London Joint•Stoek . - ,12/. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 31 Manchest r 1
e ire Assurance, 9e p.
adversaries. The evidence was all " heads I win drop, where they remained for fivo hours, to witness the " Mr. T. Wriglet, York." preference shares, and 722/. on Gloecester and Dean
Wally abandon. He has availed himself of his - execution. As the morniug advanced the crowd continued making together 457,169/. Out of this Frovincial of Ireland.. ; 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - .
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tails you lose," and so it came to pass that the In illustration of the distress of ;niud felt by the con- Forest share e Ditto, New.•• ..•.- I 8 l . per cent. 10 0 0 all , -
extreme right of leaving the poste from which he to augment, and by about half-past 11 it had become
distressed aericulturists being told. to do so by men sect, we give the following sentenceewhiolt he appeare to sum is deduenel 416/. for additions to works, 16,482/.
Natiourd of Ireland.- ! 61. per cent. .50 0 0 22 1() 0 - BBA.BORIVB MAILS.
retires in a state of ruin. But, more than this, he • - • i_' • •,' i af• very dense. At this time the weather, which had been have recollected as havino been addressed to him years annuities of 4 per cent. per annum guaranteed to share- Nat. Provincial of Eng. 1 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 79
with great wen on tneir neaus, founa ior the 20 0 0 10 0 0 - AI, -
contests his liability to quit a spot which every one ' previously fine, though rather cloudy and threatening, ago by a dear friend, ancr which he has committed to holders of the Wine, Somerset and tVeymouth Railway, nuts, New .. • • .... I 81. per cent.
prosecutor. .Orietitio Bank Corpora. 81. p. ct.&bs. •
25 0 0 all 41 (N signified' that the mails are sent item the General Post-offie 0.
changed for rain which came dovvn heavily durino the
but a Russian holds to be plainly ceded. b
. .. . y the Observe that there svas no possibility of con- oa er •-" Willa •f /etc '7-1 'ii'd t t 1 11 1 3'o/ interee on the Berlts and I rants extension saares ;
o._ , p . Lem, 1 you are cI, c , °goo lc , .0 • south Australia ••• .. I 141 p.ct.& bs. 23 0 0 •• 36,•-i ..), the night-and Mby the morning-des:patch.)
t" and tlie r mainder of the da T •
he rata did 6534
h last Fidor Ist
treaty of Marc . i, or Serpent Island, enxoetcu ism . e , y. you sliali wwie through seas of team, and over mountains 14,8131. for rent charges ou the Glcutester and Dean Fo- Union of AnStrali3•.•• 30/. per cent. 25 0 0 , ----- ,
founding the question with personal slander, for it at ail step tho influx of spec,ators. t. - 210 0 -
is situated about 25 miles east of the Sulina of prayers." The words in italics are urolerliaed in Dove's rest,Hereford, Ross, and Gloucester, Wycombe and Pad- Dittoc. .
t. ............. .2
rot. Ppeerr cecelt .50 0 0 10 0 0 281 A Dra-whanniu.le4l nem woe Vie ei.
- was not pretended that a word had been breathed At 20 minutes to 12 o'clock the under-sheriff, Mr. W. iii (:eacral Fos,' Port dee se-
mouth of the Danube. It has alwav e an own tnauuscript. dington est tte, 4,067/. appropriated against any lees on the Union f".
M.itd. _ . • •
..
- 40 0 0 all - 0511aan/En.
"8b el - against the private character of the prosecutor, and Gray, arrived at the Castle, and made the usual demand The convict- • • ' S Wll' .1 e e "OthJune, 18i1, Union et - iid ... , - Office, London.* DlseAche . Ea:lard;
appendaee to the coast near which it lies • its ' . on Friday repeated a canfession of his lease of the outh aes toe way .o tie o
n • • o .. , the Scotsman, which is not more remarkable for for the body of the cendemned man for execution. At a guilt, and of the justice of the Sehtelle'.l of the law, in the being a moiety of the dividendreceived from, that company CANALS. • .1. e,very Friday ..... Liverpool ... WeeklY
• only value is in its use as a pest for assisting or kmerica(byDrit.paes,
the ability t'han for the perfect propriety with few minutes before 12 o'clock, the hour of execution at, presence of Mr Noble Dove avowed the fact freely that in the half•year ; 65-1. loss on South Wales lease for the
. controlling the navigation of the river, and in fact si Dividend I‘. Every Tuesday .. Southampton Weekly
h. h it i. conducted (and that is sa - t
ying a grea York, Dove was removed from the room in which he he adminis • • • • ' .' - • hn* '• D 31 185' 18' 912/ int-rest paid
, tered the pooon to his wife, and that he know a oycar enoing ec. , .) ; i, •, t Names of 1 P:, 'Dividend price Names of .. racket) .. ••• • • • ••-
per
it is as much a part of the ceded territory as the w lc
3 Price ''
ssed the forenoon to a,nother room nearer the at the time that what he WaS adtnini • ' 1 ft dl'' 13 74a/ f dividends on stock Companies. ;A , per . Companies.
.: Annum. ' America Oy U. Stat•?t:
11 d • , • e s f had pa
deal), had. actua y steppe ,in tne must ca one o stermg wee pomp. on ,ians, a .r e. ucong , / . or n ..0 •• • , LiVerPool .••
lal Annum. co packet) ..........2.
. Scilly Islands are of Great Britain. But this spot • p , drop, where he was pinioned.
I.• • l ' T '
its severest po itica pui ippics, to pay a comp 1- Then he added, "I execrate and abhor myself, in dust and shares and interest charged to sundry persons, but
adat_____
____
______ - P•oeiralia (via Liveit
the Czar declares cannot be brought within the Dove was no way altered from his appearance at the n I 1
. 4th mid 19th .... !Liverpool .. Twice mo
mer 4. to the rivate and domestic virtues of and ashes, for the crime I have committed ; and* lam exclusive of amounts charged and described iu capital .0 pool) ...• .• ••••••e
meaning of the late treaty. The island and its 'i u P 1. ci - t trial. His face bore the seme healthy hue, and his man- astenished only that any ono could take an interest in, aceount ; 102,590/. interest on preference stock ; and Ashtn &Oldh
_'?_, . _
71 p. ct.i 145 Macclesfield. me 21. 10s. 51 Ditto (via Mmeille3) :NI
the man whosa pub lc con uct it was necessary o Ncath •• • • 100' 16
•• ...- , - -1. - Ditta (via Cape of Gooel
ighthouse still, in his opinion, belong to Russia. ner was calm and collected. He stepped upou the plat- and be so kind to, so dreadful an offender as I helm been. 25,758/. to make up deficiency of a revenue account of al.rtniiiskiezA.
1).
~. g 1.165 h) i,
4r.
Oxford.. •• • • 100 - 103 ••• Unearte'n
censure. . Hops) ........• .. ••141 : "••'•• •• • • • -
It need not be said that tho Western Powers can form with firmness and delibecation, and immediately When the Hi li Sh ff h d lin •I-• .• ' I tie, Sh b 1. In ie • tote' of 347,437/., leav- I,,irk
g en a, ie inni 1 iew wit i the e rews ury ince, ma tn„ a . mingliam 01 4/. 93% Peak Forest. 78' 51. Os. 76
&Idea (West Coast)...
•., •ill of the r,orgi. . Pipnoaih .• 6th or mo.
Hence in Scotland the appalling doctrine appears t d el tth R J H 1 h dth e 10th 3c 26th ell, o Dover .. •• •• 2d 4s 19th
never permit such an infraction of a solemn agree- ‘-'
_ • _
_s urne roun o e ev. . ar, ey, w o roe, e wretched man, he inquired 6f him if he had any request ing a dieposeale sum of 109,7321. Out of this sura it is ooeentry....lloo , 251; - Regent's-11 0 /
3 , 1/: 10a. h' Alexandria ...... •• • •
'.;
tto &20til of moo. Southampt . 4& 21 ()ins
to be established by the verdict in thi case, that prayers for the dead. He then shook hands with Mr. ock Derby •• . -1100 oL 1.,5. 84 Rochdale.. 85 Alexandria.... • .....5
ment. As the wish to retain Serpent Island re- to make ; Dove replied, " I hope you will net allow any prop ssed to declare dividend on the consolidated st
re&Chs 69 23% p. ct. - Somrset Coal 140, - Bah as ...., .....• Ai 17th of the inona ti mthamptyn 16th
' ' any remark unfavourable to a man's public conduct Pashley Mr. Noble, Mr. Hartley, and Mr. Wright. teliresnoenetn 100 3i. pr. et. 43 Do. Lk FdSt 121 - - a Mum •• •• •• • •;:c DailY .
veals the spirit of the Russian Court, so a yielding cast to be taken of on heed ." and the Hi aS' •ff (8 233 2761.) for the half-year at the rate of 21 per cent. /,..,
, y • , g am as- , , . .
is •hbl • th d f 't. MP' t 1 • 1* •t • ' 11. th • " •
punis ae in e same manner as e ama ion, r. earre., lie 50 iel.or, was wita irn up to .is time, eared hues that his wieb saould be complied with. We per annum, which will absorb 10-, J,., an eel()
a 9'3/ d 1 ' 6779/. DO '6
•,r•Ct.l 10 61. pr. et. 11% Stifrd &Wore. up' 281. 420 IV Oth of the month.. Southamptm, Is th.
to such claims would be an encouragement to a re- ~ , 14 se, ef flu, month _ S•ritharr.:•tor 16th
and that any one of the innumerable persons who and Dove, while being pinioned, held him by the band. believe the relativee and friends of the poor criminal for the next ac2.ount. Grand Surreyiloo 41. - Shrewsbory.. 125 - - Buenos Ayres •• •• •• ••--: u rota Various ports uncertain
vived policy of aggression, and would do away Grand Union 100 11.0 s. - Stourbrldge.. i 451 121. 290 Cape of Good Hope ..1., nce .
may have dropped a squib or a nickname at an At this juncture Mr. Barrot availed himself of an op- have been exceedingly anxious neon this point, and they The capital expended on the two Shrewsbury lines
wennt & Avcl 39 6s. Od. 6% Severn and 1" . 2/ _ Cape of Good Hope -b.!
with nearly all the moral results of the war. It Sib of th- frOoth &wham ten 16 fme
election can be punished, if he on whom it has isortunity of aseing Dave if there was anything in the have also begged that his cl 'thee may not be disposed amalgamated with the Great Western Railway Com- Lancaster .. ' 100: - - Wye Rail. j 26 ' Ce•ee dc Verds . ..... N - . • P
ibili c,th
is evident that a firm determination. to carry out 2:1. MN ,Warwic
•k &I len (see India) dOth and 26111
fallen is spiteful enowsh to prosecute. sta,tement he bee made on Thursda,y which he walled to of, as is too trequentte the case, for tee purpeses of pub• pany amounts to 3,331,551/. The receipts for the half- Leedt Lrivrp. . 20,
21.
25
geeYy10n........ •• •• _ 1., 4th and 20th 4th & elst
the spirit of the treaty will bo followed by the re- ear ending the 30th of June on those lines amounted a s O
se 0 1 49% Birming.• 5 100
But the trial has not been without its cons a` tes
pen- ,• or correct ? Dave replied with great earnestness and lic exhibition, to sati-ly a morbid curiosity. This request Y Leetecestr a-ailt 83 --.- Warwick & 1 2/. 10 Channel Isles ......., -s mt., weu.,,dczn., louthampten Tu.Tn.Sat.
quired cession. If, on the contrary, we suffer the to ess ce a 17th of month Southamp'on,l and 16
appearance of eincerity, " Not a ward ;it is strictly true." has also been cornpliedlwita, Mr. Noble having given ato 116,0171., and the working and other expe,nses . LonghLorogh, 142, 701. 550 Napton.. 1 100. Tn.-- ... ••• ..
sation. It has shown in a broad and distin t h
C C a-
Russian Emperor to retain this post, we may pre- Dove subsequently turned to Mr. Barret, awl said, " Mr. positive uniertaking that Dove's clot
-hes shall not pass 73,428/o leaving a balance of 42,589/. to 'nee. the 7:-
ract6r the extent of a dan erous law. It has re- miointmmoieirtt.lggi _ -2.- w73rientng& i7B 21. 20 t 3
COn3ta;:ttillople ......./: , I Oth and 26th• • • • Dover ...... 2 and i 9
pare for future attempts at a revival of Muscovite corded an elo t g •th t 1 • h
quen protest agains t a aw in t e Barret, tell my poor mother I die happy." These were into the han la of armee-sera, either for the above or for terest on loan-, preference shares, and dividend on t e ei e 3_'
MeltnAlwbry 100 - - Wilts & Brks -10 s. Od. - Censtantinople
naval power. The possession of the island would the last words he uttered, except in pia, er. auy other purpose. guaranteed stock and shares amounting to 63,348/., • Cont. of Europe M& F, Twice daily ...... DOVer ~...... Twice day
' finest specimen of forensic argumentation which i • leaving a deficiency of 25,759/. which is charged in the INSURANCE COMPANIES. Egypt Ono India)
of course, be construed. as giving a. right to super- In a minute or two afterwards the Castle clock tolled .........•.-
we remember to have read from Scotland since the general revenue account of the Great Western Railway. France ........ 111 & 1,1 Twice daily.-- Dover •• .• .. Twicedaily
Dividend Amount ' Gibraltar ..........11 1, 7,17,20, 27 sfm. Southamplor 6,7, 24,20.
intend the navigation of the Danube at its mouth. b f J ff d la Is d
est days o e rey, an we presume that t e or EXECUTION AT DORCHESTER
forth tne fatal hour, and the usual proceeeion was formed, . . , _ .
ti da o • el f 1 t a
' deficiency at t e correspon ine, perm o as ye r Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Russia would. keep up a liehthouse furnish pilots and proceeded through the grand jury-room, and thence On Saturday morning the woman Elizabeth Martha Ike Greece (see India)
"' ' - ' Advocate's address would lose nothing in the deli- amounted to 34,406/ , ehowing an improvement to the Annum. Share. Greytown ..........M 2nd &17th of mun.,FilathamPl:l' I and 16
perhaps establish an entrepot. The consequence alono a dr my-looking assage leedin to the door Brown who was co • 'ed t ale 1 '
nvic.. a . e ast aesizes of the -
very The preposterous magnitude of the penalty tnronoh whiech the Weed 'in i reles the dro ilful :nu der of h extent of 8,648/ , whica would have been 13,600/. had it - Hamburgh ..........1 iDally 'London ••••.•10-1 ,
would be the employment of small armed vessels to r husband, John Anthony Brown, n s. d. Z s. d. Havannah . .. .. .. .. 51 2nd of the mouth ISoutharop . nilst ot mo
has s.erved the defendants, by removing them out In 'addition to thwereho.lberilcirerms, tahe executioner, aPn•d uwnderwenrt the extret t b f n increase of about 5,000/. in the prefer-
no een or a Albion .. .. • 1 500 0 0 50 0 0 86 ,a, -
manage the business, and. the tradition of naval 'me sentence of the law. The facts dand ............ Di Daily.. . Dover ....... !pally
of the limbo of nominal damages. It is little otlaer officials, the Uniler-sheriff, the Rev. J. Hartley, of the case were these :-The husband, ho 'o lv ence and guaranteed charges of those lines-namely, aenance Mt:. and For. 71. 14s. 6d.bs. 100 0 e ii o o 147ei
2 Honduras ...... - -Id Me of the month. Southampton 16th
power would be kept up until some new complica- satisfaction perhaps to reflect-but this also we Mr. Wright, and Mr. Noble appeared on the scaffold with 20 years of age, and his wife, who wa74o, whn liti:e..d horn 63,356/. to 63,311/. The net receipt of those .
iliac= Marne ........ 61i ig: 6:2z 102 0 : 21 (0)
(0) _ Irilia (viittßritifiathrsan= 11-01A2206tthh.
oeff
rnmootil.
ir:.lc).zuth .... 15anad2201:
tion in Europe gave art opportunity of openly must add-that the prosecutor has branded on his the culprit. As the procession moved forward from the together aa se ~,,e lines for the half-year tuning June, 1855, amounted to a.
rvants in a fa,mily The husband b Atlas . •. • . :•. :: :. 158.0(1. 50 00, 515 0 18-34 u:
ll%;ana (vleles (seee India) ••• . : Dover ... ....... -
trampling on a treaty the spirit of which had been eca--- 28 883/. and for the same period of 1856 to 42,589/.,
.u.gu, roe „......... 41. per cent. IGO 0 0 25 0 0 23
forehead, for as lone' h r • th• ld f ress-room, the Rev. J. Hartley read portions of the a carrier dI ft -• ,
eas e ives in is wor o p ,an e , home on the 6.h of last July for the , ' it Ireland .........111 & N Twice daily .... _ Holyhead ~.
broken from the beginning. ease of 13 706/. The capital account of British Commercial - 71. 10s. 50 0 0 50 0 -
showing an cr , . Li5ben..............32 2d of -0,..
care, the epithet which might have faded into in- burial service of the Church of England, which he fon purpose of going to Bedruinster. He returned home f4B 239/ the Clericl.sled.& Gen. Life spr ct. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - ktarieira
... L." 9th of nlow..tl SCuthainp top 6 and 16
In this matter we have both right and power on distinctness' behind tho good-humoured sarcomas lowed up with an extempuraneuus prayor in which Dove late at night, and. soon after the wife called in a neieh- the Shrewsbury lines shows an increase o ~. ~
County .... •• •••• _ • • 4/. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - ••••••••• '
Madeira ......., ~..1, 23(1 of month .. _ LiverpOol ....
our side, and our remonstrances are therefore greater portion of which was expended in providino ad-
• . - Crown .... .• • • ...... 17s. Od p 0 0 50 0 -
of the Scotsman. That the public of Scotland, joined wi th apparent devotion and earnestness. bour, who found that the unfortunate man was dead, Malta (see India)
likely to be effectual. But the affairs of Kars ditional rolling stock and station accommodation for Eagle
, moreover, must come orwar to relieve their
f d • • The convict having been placed under the fatal beans •th l t b tth b d T 'f•
, wi severe cu sa ou e oy. he los e represented Equity and Law ...... 414 per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 54.
and Ismail, and Serpent Island are chiefly remark- from svhich the rope dangled close by him, the execu- that lee had been kicked by a horse, and this she after- those lines. ,en Manritius (see India)
champion of free discussio f • 1 •
n rom necumary oss is . European Life .. 1/. 20 0 0 all `",72„ Mauritius ..........IN 20 at of the montb rh find 21
able on account of the spirit which they indicate. - 1 • - ' toner proceeded to perform his office. Fie placed the wards denied. It afterwarde transpired- that ehe was The increase in .
the expenditure on capital account of , 6/. 5 0 0
Genera' ...• ••••• • • • • • PP " -'s Weal® - 4.1112nd of the month.. SoUthampt•n lat
a secondary resu t as to which there can be no
Russia will yield with unwillingness even where i b • . cap upon the convict's head, and proceeded to adjust the jealous of her husband, and a hatchet, whioh was kn the bleat Western Railway from the 30th of Juue, 1855, Globe ......... 51. per cent. Stock. ~ 104 Naples,..... ........I•1 Dai1y............ Dover ......
stou t. But the chief end now to be aimed at must OWII
tth 30th of June 1856 amounted to 1 236,530/. and Suardian .... ••••.. .. ST. per cent, 100 0 0 47 5 0 56 New Granada ......2.'124 & 17th of month Southampte; Ist and 16
bound by positive treaty. We may therefore h h h d ' •
e, tat t e °melon of twelve obscure men, per- rope round his neck. This was done with great delibe- to be in the house, could uot be found. Attempts were -e - e ' . ' • Imperial Fire... • • .... 12/. per cent. 500 0050 0 0 - New Zea1and............. Twice a month .. Various port:
f ' h hll e r
the increase in the ,gross receipts or te.a . y a 128. 100 0 0 10 0 0 -
guess 'that where her f,decision is unfettered ration o • babl to the fact that the han man made to obtain a reprieve of the sentence, but Sir G
, wing. pro y , g Imperial Life
plexed. and isolated, with authoritative denuncia- G f d - - ' animated to 56,883/, and as there was a reduction in the
. Indemn‘ty Marine :: 11. 3s. & 3/. 100 0020 0 0 - Peninsula ~ .• •••• ...Li iouthamptch
she will ooncede nothing to the new order was a debtor in the Castle, who had volunteered to por- rey re use .. (.1
tions rin • • +lt • d d 11 •fl d *th the corresponding Law Fir.e ...... -
•• •• ,„ •• _.....Y td & 27th of mon. Southampter Ist & 16th
of things. Alexander's promise to follow isn ging in . eir ears, an un„er Le nanuence form the revolting duties. The executioner next tied the The execution took place at 8 o'clock in the morning. expenses of 3.040 .as compare wi - too 0 . 10 0 0 61 Peet Natal ..........1,1 13y private ship... Various portp
. of a summing up that would have done credit to convict's legs firmly and withdrew to the side of the There was a laxge crowd, in s ite of the thick haz r in
the footste s of his fa.ther seems to have b
p _ . een period of 1855, there was an improvemeat in the net re- a
Lea,•wal and General Lifo - 50 0 0 20 0 5% S:cily ,„............N Every Saturday.. 'Dover ....... Weekiy:
no idle boast. The hhpes of fre.e trade are every the days when Ex Officios and Six Acts were rife, drop. The bolt wa; in an instant withdrawn; and the which was then falling. PreciPsel at 8 o'clock the yri,:on ceipts of the Great Western lines ta the amount of rhpitidon h IL 10s. 25 ogg 1g o sen Tuscany ~.........../i D5i1y........ •. • • Dover .....
da becomm more faint • little is saad of railwa s must be rejudged by the public opinion of the en- unhappy man fell. He had remained up to this time bell poured forth its eolerun and Ywarnin k 11 Pd
h
gue,an t e 59,9291., being about equa,l to 5 per cent. on the in- London Ship.. .
.. 18s.per share 100 0 0 28 0 g 57% iFir-eatiliellerolve.n..,a•Ai.a .(.5:1, 2d&l7th oftrionth douthampion 1* lemon
y . g , y , lightened citizens of Edinburgh-of the whole of with his hands clasped and the remained clas ed for a culprit and the.officers left the r. d 1 1 d d creased expenditure. The increase in the borrowed
Manine•••l'aVen- L'•ife 4% L per ct. 50 0 0 20 0 31A Australia) •• .• ,• .. , 4th of mon. .. ..
except as hnks between the central stations of the , y , . , p . . pnson, an sow y wen e
the free-mi d •
ned and honest people of Scotland- second after he fell. At the end of that time hie hands their way towards the scaffold, which was situated at mo s' ce June, 1855, amounted to I
neer in 36,542/., riILIX-11 •.... sp.a. & be. 20 0 0 20 0 - west Indies -.. ..T..' to s., •70110 ~,,,,, Soothe/upset 111:2?,
army and. the points which an enemy might assail ; f h • • e i 67 072., making a- 500 1 0 0 1/. -.
and o t e British people at lars,re. relaxed, his legs were drawn up, and the body swung to some distance. The prison van was in readiness at the M arch .• •••••• • • .• ,
and in the preference stock to 7. a c e on • _.
but worse than all is the continuance of the pass- 1 onnt ot National Loan Flinn.. et. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 - Whenady of these dates fall on a Sunday the malls will be de••
port system in all its crude barbarity. It may be • and fro ; this continued for about a minute, at the end gaol door to convey the culprit to the place of execution, a total addition to receipts on capita a c a
51. per cent. 50 0 0 210 0 3%
lladium Life...
n loans char e Pa 5(1
Naval and Military Intelligence. of which time the hands were again clasped, the legs but she preferred walking. Aeon-di 1 h d f
ng yt ey move or. 903,614/. The increase in the interest o g pelican
.... •• _ _ •• _ - - - Southampton), and the Malta, both of which will be deg/Itched the
said that we have less cause to complain of such ta t rev nue amounted to 34 4661 and on preference _ _ - 180
0 6 . , ~
~. Phceubc
___-ons.--. dropped, and all was over. ward through the prison grounds at a very slow pace. 5 0 010 0 -
• onal Life.• •• .. 5/. per cent,
hindrances in Russiajthan in France or Austria, Her Majesty's ship Royal George, 101, Captain Ro- On the whole the crowd maintained very orderly and The culprit behaved with much fortitude, and did not shares to 24,0001,, making together 58,408/. over nee! p s ,
Pr'lvidflent Life .... 1/. ss. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 38% -- ---- _ _
simply because Russia leads to nowhere, and its binson, arrived at Spithead on Saturday morning from decorous conduct throughout the painful scene. The up to the last moment appear to shed a tea,r. On leaving charged at the corresponding period of last year, an
an.
Rock
Life............
7s. '5 3 0 010 0 8% Eleven milk dealers of Paris and the suburbs were
people may, if they choose, seclude themselves the East with the following officers and troops of the body of the convict remained suspended foran hour, when her cell she shook hands with the chief warder and other ting the interest on a sum at 5 per cent. per
presen . Royal Exchange ....• • 10/. per cent. Stock. all 275
from the world, so that they do not stop up the 89d an Ot
... d 5 h Regiments :---82d-Lieut-Colonels Reber- it was cut down and placed in a shell for interment on officers. On her way to the scaffold her demeanour was num of 2,336,2401., which shows that interest or divi- Sun Fire ........ ...... 6/. 10s. -
..... 2 P _. yesterday severally sentenced to six months' imprison-
pathway between other territories which wish to m . '. , , ,
son and Hale Major Watson Captains Glynn Isaac Saturday evening within the precinets of the p • • extraordinary The attend t 'th '(' re en-
neon, in • an 3oneierel .e we dend on a large sum, in addition to the year's expendi- Ditto Life . ... 1/. 14s.
United Xin , I - went and 50f. fine, and ten others to three months' im-
-dem .... 41. p. et.&bs. 20 0 0 4 '0
0 5 prisonment and the ts fi f b • dlt ted
communicate. Still, in the cause of the world's anott, Halliday, Farmar, Baillie Barron Warren • accordance with the terms of the sentence of the lave tirely overcome, while the culprit bore her awful position ture has been borne bv the revenue of the past half-year.
. e . un v .... . p
1 ersal P.Afe ••• . 51 er ceet. 100 0 0 10 0 0 40 . • , ame ne, or eying a u era
412 6 5% their milk by the addition of from 7to 27 per cent. of
Lieutenants (and Adjut nt AI lnes ' • '.
•' • .
, White Pilkington, passed upon the prisoner. with the greatest resignation and composure The proposed dividend on the ordinary shares will re- Victoria Life • • .... • • 5/. per cent. - water.
general interest we have a right to protest against Wilkinson, Hand, Lam) HYe ,• - There had bee . . • .
nsley • Ensign Couper n numeroue applications for the office of The chaplain, the Rev D Clementson eonversed quire 20,591/. more than the sum divided at the cones-
such a policy. It is the right of every civilised [ADVERTIESMIENT.I- SIGHT AND 'TEARING - SPEeTACLES,
' pending period of last year, being 2a per cent., or LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES.
Surgeon Fowier, Assistant-Suroeon 'Jacob, Quarter'. executioner h • • - • ' • •
, among whom were two or t ree curious spe- with her on religious subjects and she appeared to en- POWERFUL TELESCOPES, OPERA, RACE, AND PEnsracrivs
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mate to have free access to any territery so long as master Clinton, 751 non-commisloned officers and ' • f tle h 0* f h - • d • ' •.• 102,953/. against 2 per cent., or 82,a62i. at the corres-
pro ermene 0 or -ograp y. ne ot em was as follows :- gag,e in fervent evotion and prayer, with her hands Dividend Amonnt GLAssr.s.-Messrs• S, and B. Solomons, opticians. 39, Albe.
he behaves himself peaceably and with decorum. vales. 60th Regiment-Colonel Waddy, Captains "To the High Shereff York Castle York City clasped firmly together and oyes upturned. ponding period of 1855 leaving a balance of 6,779/. Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. marle-streot, Piccadilly. Observe-opposite the York Hotel.
Any infringement of this right must be reprehen- Barnee, Hebden, and Blacken ; Lieutenant Clarke • " Dear Sir Seeing in the Paper you advertise for On arrivin h I " h
a g at t e p ace of execution she walked wit •
against 7,336/. The be:lance brought into the general Annum. Share.
________
_____ By leer Majesty's Royal Letters Patent for valuable and
ded by the public opinion of Europe, and the Ensigns R. AL Barnes and Alltrusen • Adjutant Goff, Hangman i Will Engage With you My age is 22 yea firmness up the fliet flight of le steps. Her female at- revenue ,
accornt of the half year ending June last was -------o•-• ---- --T.-
X 8. d. X S. d. extraordinary improvements in the most powerful and.
country which habitually rejects the intercourse Quartermaster J. Turner, Paymaster .T. Nowlan, Stir. Height sft, 8 inches Weight 13st Glbs Agent to the tendants here left her in the hands of the executioner. A- • o the ount of the
21,503/,, rile thatd broueetl int ye brilliant Telescopes Camp Racecourse Opera and Per-
Bank of Scotland .... 71. per cent. 100 C 0 1(11)) 00 f(11 2270 s • • • • • •
which is the life-blood of civilisation must be told goon Warren, Assistant-Surgeon Davies, 330 non-com- Ensurance Company London It is From several A cordial was then administered to her, a portion of which correspon. If-1g perm was on y,. h I
7 924/. • mt, as t e oss British Linen Company 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 1 2 lOs spective calasses, to know the distances. These telescopes
that its neighbours have reason to complain. missioned officers and privates. Freinde at Lee•ds That i Hang the Convict Laying at slie drank. The pinioning being completed, the culprit, '4
00
n the South Wales lease, amounting to ,6 1., was pre- Caledonian Bank .. •• . a per cent. 10 0 0 210 041 3s
10 0 0
Bank 51. per cent. 10 0 0 12/ 'Os possess such extraordinary powers that some three and a-hali
v°ie Ide . • Id h f b t dd City of Glasgow
v ducted, it wou t ere ore e necessary o a '2O 0 0 10 0 0 13112 s inches, with an extra eye-piece, will show distinctly Jupiter's
We have concluded a peace with the Czar, in which ork Castle Mr Dove answer will oblido "
The Austrian steam-frigate Radetzky, 31, Captain Y ee. in company with the executioner then proceeded up the - us e Clydesdale Bank •• • • 5% L p cent. moons,: Saturn's ring, and the double stars. With the same
' the latter sum to the 7,924/. balance brought into the c.
al B k . 71. per cent. 500 0 0 100 0 023 4/0s
the terms allowed him were better than he had Preto from the Mediterranean, last from Ferrol, arrived dOn the return of Mr. Barrette on Thursday afternoon, next flight of stairs, 19 in number, to the platform, and, 6L per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 121 5s teleseopo can be seen a person's countenance three miles and a
any right to expect. It is to be hoped that he will at Spithead on Saturday morning, and saluted the no- Id ve at hnee.expressed his desire to make a full confes- still walking with a firm step, crossed the pla,tform to the corres (ending account of last year, to make a fair com- .
arisoPn with that of the past half year making 12,524/. •Tst'llericir .''ar k n.. •• ..
•
Edinb. & Glasgow.. • . NI. P cent. 5 0 0 5 0 05/ Os half distann.and an o.bject from 16 to 20 miles. They are of
not persist in giving a reason to regret an act of tional fleg and the Port Admiral, which complinaents mon of his guilt, which, although never formally denied, next flight, which leads to the allo
g tes, which with a ,P., • wou
the difference between this sum and 21,503/. Id Exchange Bok Of Scot.. - 10000 •,0 001 (1
- larger and al. sizes, with increasing powers aocordingly.-The
wero duly acknowledged by 'Vice-Admiral Sir Geor had not creviously been openly admitted b h • - • • - • - '
ge 6% per cent. . 87/ s Royal Exhibitibn, 1851. Valuable, newly-invented, very small,
too great lepiency. y t e convict. slightly faltering ;step, she then ascended. National Bank ••- ••
lance broueht into the past half- ear ; er cent 20 0 0 , 210 05/ Os
Seymour and Major•Generalßreton, to whom the chief Mr. Barrett was accordingly furnished with pens and Caleraft then proceeded to place the fatal rope over the show that the bia3.9,..9_.
oa northof Scotland Bank P
551:per cent . 100 0 0 100 0 0 1461 0 powerful waistcoat-pocket glass, the size of a walnut, by which
. officers; were preeented yesterday by M. Vandenbergh, paper, and, unattended by auy other individual, he took beam. Having drawn a white cap over the culprit's face, *tint b ht into h Y
was greater by , I 1
.. 11
.. roue t e ac- Royal Bank of S coll. ..
8 %percent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 162/05 a person can be seen and known 1 i miles distant ; they answer
FREEDOM OP THE P.RESS IN SCOTLAND. Austrian Vice-Consul at Portsmouth. The frigate is a down from the prisoner's lips his own narrative of the he adjusted the rope round her neck, and retired from tl'n, count of the corresponding period of 1855. The loss to Union Bank of Scot. •• !
7/ pa cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 83 /10s every purpose on the race-course and at the opera houses,
en very fine one (we believe she is English built, by Wi- dreadful circumstances preceding and attendant upon scaffold ; he, however, appeared to have forgotten to tie ''
- the Great Western by the South Wales line in the past western
Brka.n.ci.L.iie....
Alliance Filo 2 .41,pr cent. 100 0 0 11 0 0 16/15s country scenery, and ships are clearly seen at Bto 10 miles.
(From the Examiner.) grain, of Northam) mounting 26 30-pounders, four 60- the death of his victim. This document, out of consi- the culprit's dress, and for that purpose reascendod the '
half-year-was only 64/. aoainst 4 600/. being 4 536/. B itish Guaeantee .•• •
at per
e , i. , r • . on percent. MO 0 0 10 0 0 251 os
can, io 0 0 2 0 0 1/ 14s They are invaluable for shooting, deer-stalking, yachting, to
The prosecution of the leadine liberal paper pounders, and onde 48-pounder. Her complement is, derateionn
.foorithedprisobnrer's family, will not at the present steps. Having again retired he immediately drew the less than at the corresponding period of 1855 ; Caledonian Fire Insur . sportsmen gentlemen eamekeepers and tourists 0 era
/. r cent. 0 0 200 ti 8s 1' - ' - ... ' . • P .
Glasgow Life : P race-course, camp, and perspective glasses, with wonderful
the loss on the Shrewsbury guarantees was City et. 561.. peer cent. 50 0 0 1 0 05 / 5s
captain, common
.er, nine lieutena.nts, one lieutenant- na. em t b
of the North, the Scotsman following on sem 1 t lnae. pu . r. Barr.et considering it his fatal bo:t, and instantly the wretched woman fell with
25,758/. against 34,4061., being 8,6481. less, while the Colonial Life_ ... .s.; ~.
_or
cent. 100 0 0 1,5 0 0 291 33 power. Newly-constructed Spectacle Lenses of thedgr.eak•
, e ea e constructor, two lieutenants of artillery, three officers I
c uty to p ace so important a paper in the hands of those great force, and after a few strue les ceased to exist. Edinburgh Life In 1 • 1)1 u
50er cent. 50 0 0 3 50 1/ 8s t
se transparent power. The valuable advantage erived
proceedings nearer home, shows that though official of marine% 13 cadets, and eight engineers ; her crew by whom he was instructed. Dove commenced by stet- Alter the body had huno• thet 1 time it was taken increase of net traffic on the Great Western lines Eng,. & Scot, Lciacwot!,alifi'e
d 6 /:per cent. 10 0 0 110 06/ les from this invention is, that vision becoming impaired iS
informations may not be filed against the press in numbers ua . amounted to 59,929/. more than at the corresponding nifteloans: c_ o
~10 0 0 1 o 02. / Is preserved and strengthened, and very aged persons are
372. The commodore of the French:squadron, ing that his first idea of poisoning his wife was derived i down, placed in a plain elme. . d ithin the c''F•tre and Life 61. pe: cent.
coffin, aud bune vv 0 0 0 20 0 0 6/10s
3
71. per coat. .. 0 enabled to employ their sight at tho most minute ocen-
three days, its freedom is not entirely out of dan- attended by 100 of his officers, visited the dockyard at from conversations he had with a third person, the idea- precincts of the aol. period of last year, showing an apparent increase in the Ica •
Nortla British Insur... •
Lpr cent. 20 0 0 1 0 0 l/ las
ger. If it has no longer to dread the central power Portsmouth on Saturday, and received every attention tity of whom it will not be difficult for the reade • g • h' h• t
rto es- The following confession was the last made, wlc jus net revenue of the past half-year, as compared with the Scottish Union engine. 751
ent. 50 0 0 7 0 0 20/ Os ation-- can see with th
p ese lenses of a much less magnify.
of the prerogative as handled by a tyrannical At- from Admiral Superintendent Martin and Staff. The tablish when he remembers what were the culprit's no- • h • ' h t th •
previous to er execution she declared was t e ru .- corresponding per ,
iod of 1855 of 73,113/. The large Standard Life ••"• • •"
per c t 10 0 0 1 a a _
United Deo ASSUratteo 51. per een . ing power-and they do not require the frequent changes
to the dangerous effects of further powerful assistance.
torney-General, it hassto encounter a guerilla war- French and Austrian officers will attend a grand soiree lions on the subject of witchcraft and the preternatural "M h b dJ h d
y us an , e n Anthony Brown, eceaseo, ca e
. at balance, 8,979/., brought into the accoont, and the Persons can be suited at the most remote part of the world,
fare dangerous in proportion to the skill, vigilance at the King's rooms, Southsea, this evening, where they knowledge of so-called " wizards." He does not directly home on Sunday mornin fj l t ° 'clock, in
: 1 r b lance b "5 1 c * d v
esse a • yo 7 . arrie oer to the next account, MISCELLANEOUS.
g, the 6th o u sr, a " a
increase the available sum by 82,649/. ov th
and malice that may happen to be embarked in 't' will be
1 . i , , -,-.
met by the authorities and the principal inhabi- implicate the person referred to in the murder, but states liquor, and was ifck. H h d h t n I asked him er at of the ----- 1 i-------,T;--ieene 1 Amoua letter, and stating the distance from the eyes they can read.
•••• • .•
. • - - _ ,Anra nr r-nrfornn.+b +ll.l. 1,0 nun., ant inn. tuara rirr.rn And hu .1-1,4. b. V. -- -A 1... 4L. ... L--1 Al -.: aL t_ ,e_ e sa,_ na
_a n?.....-1 ra And said. corresponding period of last year. Paid. Price.
Nremn of. COmPal7Y, ! A,Utrin., ShoAcB. small newspaper. print. with it;
.and dhose who have

Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
X s. d. X s. d.
British .• • • • • • • •• •• ..
Ditto Provincial.... 71. 20 0 0 20 0 0
Brighton ••••..• • • • .• 51. ,20 0 0 20 0 0 15
City of London .... 41. Os. ilOO 0 0 150 0 0
Continental (4th Cap.) . 60 0 0 20 0 0
Equitab1e............ 21. 10s. 50 0 0 all 35
Great Central ....... 8/ per cent. 10 0 0 all 12%
Imperial .. ........ 101.& Comm. 50 0 0 all 90
Independent ..• •• .. •• 51. 40 0 0 9IP
L0nd0n.............. 50 0 0 Pt .--
Do.,Tarl. Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 tt 25
Phcenix .••..—•• • • .. 41. per cent. 60 0 0 52 0 0
Rateliff ••• • • ....... SI. 100 0 0 16 0 0 16
United General ...... 21. 10s. 50 0 0 all 20
Westminster Chartered 41 per cent. 50 0 0
Ditto, New . ..... .. 150 0 0 10 7, 0

WATER-WORKS.
Dividend, Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price
Annum. Share.
--- ---
. £ s. d. X a. d.
East London
Grand Junction
Kent.... •• • •
Lambeth..
New River Company.. I 2/. 103.
Southwark & Vauxhall 51. per cnt. 100 0 0
West Middlesex •••• .. (51. per cent. 61 0 0 100
BRIDGES.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
I.£ a. d. £ 8. d.
llitne•erford.... • • .. • . —•— —7%
Southwark ..
Ditto New of 7% p.c. 1/. per cent. 50 0 0
Waterloo • • 100 0 0
Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. 11. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0
Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 1/. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 26%
Vauxhall .......... • • 965. 70 10 3 2 t
DOCKS.
Dividend Am mint
Name of Company. per of raid. Price.
Annum. Share.
----- -- -
£ s. d. X a. d.
Commercial —— • • .... 5/. pr cent. Stock. Stock.
East and West India.. 6/. pr cent. Stock.
East C ,untry
London .••.•• • • • • •• 5/. pr cent. Stock. 103
Dittc Bonds .... V. per cent.
St. Katharine
i• outhampton
Victoria .. •• • I 5/. per cent. 20 0 0' 10 0 0

iy LU tun Gat.Aunicu vi. ii,r ovaaca.. r a... L..... ~.....,..,.......... _ _ ___ _ _
._ __ _ _ ,
victoria •• •• •....... 1 51. pertent. 49, v v ..., v „ ,
e prosecutor was permitted to exclude evidence contiguity to the scene of his last sufferings upon earth. s-a-eecl-s-.1-ro-tigh-fi;*e-a-n- 1- by death ; ordinary means God for rent, &e., 10,5631. for use of plant by other compa- wiel. il.O
He was accompanied by Mr. Noble, the governor , ofJOINT-S rock BANKS.
all kinds, of strong epithets employed by himself had used, but they failed. He has therefore used extra- nies ; 2,870/, interest on cash balances of , revenue,
thea Castle, and Mr. Wright, and walked across the
Dividend Amount
a,inst his opponents-the defendants. included.
te stle•yard with a firm and ready step. He was calm and ordinary means, and blessed be his holy name. I believe 4,9941. rent of Great Western Hotel and otherpropertY,
it is in answer to the prayers of my dear mother, and that and 2841. registration fees, malting the total receipts on
was not permitted to be shown that there is aName of Company. per of Paid. Price.
collected, and. his general. demeanour. much resembledA2llllllll. Share.
I bi
ence of sarcasm and reproach in elections which
what was noticed of him during his four days' trial. I shall have reason to bless and Him through all revenue account 704,650/. The working and other ex-eternity that he checked me in my mad career, and penses amounted to 282,0801., or 41'54 per cent. of the ____
adapted this plan to save me.
al not been exceeded on the occasion by them. receipts, including 2,5001. for accident account, 2,500/. 1 £ S. d. £ S. 0.
Soon after Dove had quitted the condemned cell, ado
se jury appear to have been isolated men, who which looks into the plot of ground where murderers
A little experience of the nature of an election ; executed at York Castle are interred, the gravedigger for the kindness I have experienced at your hands:May 15 101/. Government duty, and 15,6241. rates and taxes, Commercial ie ot ho,ft focan coann. 5/
London. 10/epier cent. 100 0 0 20 "0 0 -
,
"Oh ! my dear sir, accept the thanks of a dying man towards liquidation of Parliamentary and legal expenses Australasia-. ......... 2N.. peerr
cent. 45g
00 g all 10174'
id it is sufficiently suggestive that five of them arrived, and at once proceeded to execute his office. that God, who is your Father and my Father, bless you leaving a balance of 422,569/. To this sum is added nnerean,............ 51. per cent. 102 0 0 22:55 0) 00 - b
w represented to have been agriculturists. They As early as 7 o'clock in the morning a group of fromo all 0 211 C
both in this life and that which is to come, and may we 21,5031 , brought from the preceding half-year's account, t0nian.,_,.....k...07i.a7.
ere allowed to know only that portion of the story 50 to 100 people had taken up a position on the iron rail- meat in heaven is the prayer of, respected sir, yours 1,662/. dividend received on the South Vavon shares, Is • :
b°onndiloCni'aanroßCoun'ty •• 101. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 35% I
6/. per cent. 2520
00 0
. which the defendants are found striking their ing at St. George's-field, and immediately in front of the affectionately,
Iversarics. The evidence was all " heads I win drop, where they remained for five hours, to witness the " Mr. T. Wriest, York." " WILLIAm Dov n . 8,1341.
preferenceon Southsiare
3, Walesand ordinary stares,
n Gi
,cc2e,sst
esr7/a.nodnd
Deanitto
of this Frovinelal of Ireland.. ; 89. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
-tails you lose," and so it came to pass that thed continued
execution. As the morning advanced the crowd ln illustration of the distress of ;niud felt by the con- Forest share e making together 457,1691. Out . 1 LLoonectaonaa,njodi,eivt.essttornetkn!.t-r. kl44..ppeeri.cceernitt.. lt,ooo
00 00 2100 00 00 4381% (2
Ditto, New.- -- - 8l . per cent. 10 0 0 all , -
becomean vct, we give the following sentence, which he appears to sum is deducted 4161. for additions to works, 16,482 .
Nation!.? of Ireland-- ! 61. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 -
stressed agriculturists, being told to do so by men to augment, aAni.d,..b.y
time
half-past
whicht had be
very.dense.
ith great wigs on their heads, found. for the this
im
thh weather,
h •:) 81 per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 -
previously fine, though rat er cloudy and t reatening, have recollected as having been addressed to him years annuities of 4 per cent. per annum guaranteed toR Railway,
changed by a dear friend, and which he has committed to holders of the Wilt Somerset and tVeymouth ailway, Ditto. New .. •• -• • , •
84. per cent. 100 0 0 3e 0 0 79
41
rosecutor. changed for rain, which came down heavily during the t•ea •• . 141 p.et.&bs. 25 0 e „ 3ae,i •
Observe that there was no poseibility of con- execution and th,,e remainder of the day. The raia did reaper :-" William if you are determined to 0 to hell 1,3301. interee on the Berke, and I rants extension slares ;
....... ' ,ii ' f
you sea wade through seas o tears, and over mountauts g ' ' 8` 1 f 'Glances d D Fo-
-14 13 .or rent cearges ou the.er an ean South Al's ra .
.•.•- ,301
Union 01 AUStralla•• •• . per.CC •nt 25 0 0 99 63,34
iunding, the question with personal slander, for it not at all step tho influx of spectators, of prayers." The words in italics are underliaed in Dove's rest,Hereford, Rews, and Gloucester, Wycombe and Pad- Ditto . ..... .... • ,
... 30!. per cent. - 2 10 0
'cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 281 A
-
as not pretended that a word had been breathed At 20 minutes to 12 o'clock the under sheriff, Mr. W. own manuscript. dington est rte, 4,0671. appropriated against any Itas on the Union
of
of L0nd0n...." 2a.. per
•Orientre Bank Corpora. 81. p. et.&bs. 25 0 0 all
Nat Provincial of Eng. '
ainst the private character of the prosecutor, and Gray, arrived at the Castle, and made the usual demand The convict on Friday repeated a confession of his lease of the South Wales Railway to the 30th June, 1811,
ce Scotsman, which is not more remarkable for for the body of the condemned man for execution. At a guilt, and of the justice of the sentence of the law, in the being a moiety of the dividend received from that company CANALS.
I 9 ability than for the perfect propriety with few minutes before 12 o'clock, the hour of execution at presence of Mr. Noble. Dove avowed the fact freely that in the half year ; 651. loss on South Wales lease for the Union Madrid ..... - 40 0 0 all -
• I
-hich it is conducted (and that is saying a great York, Dove was removed from the room in which he he administered the poison to his wife, and that he knew half ear ending Dec. 31, 1855 ; 181,9121., interest paid Names of per Price.
, per . Companies. A An
cal), had actually stopped, in the midst of one of had Passed the forenoon to another room nearer the at the time that what he was administering was poison. on laans, afar'clel ucting 13,747/. for dividends on stock Companies. ,
I en- Annum. to .
i drop, where he was pinioned. Then he added, "I execrate and abhor myself, in dust and shares and interest charged to sundry persons, but ;_ _
s severest political philippics, to pay a compli- i Dividend Price Names of
Dove was no way altered from his appearance at the and ashes, for the crime I have committed ; and lam exclusive of amounts charged and described iu capital £ ! e 4 Dividend
£
lent to the private and domestic virtues of .
trial. His face bore the same healthy hue, and his man-astonished. y at any on, cou an intereA in,
_- _ , , , . P - Ncath •.• • •• 100. 16/. -
ae man whose public conduct it was necessary toaccountof Barnsley.... 160! -
ner was calm and collected. He ate d the ' t - 103
onl th e ld take • • acsount ' 102 5901. interest on reference stock ; and Ashtn &Oldh 98,71. p. ct. 145 Macclesfield. 100, 21. 10s. 51
Brkiike-,Abrglls.o 4f.
ensure. form with firmness and deliberation, and immediately
Hence in Scotland the appalling doctrine appears turned round to the Rev. J. Hartley, who read the When the High Sheriff had his interview with the the Shrewsbury lines, making a total of 347,4371., leav•
wretched man, he inquired of him if he had any request in a dapossbie sum of 109,7321. Out of this sum it ie Coventry..- 1100 251. - Regent's.... 30, 1/ 16
Gbe established. by the verdict in this case, that prayers for the dead. Ile then shook hands with Mr. Biermingliam ~ •101 4/. 94.'2 Peak Forest. 78' 51. Os. 76
84 Istoomelridseatlt.a.3 8180, 11. 10s. 76
ny remark unfavourable to a man's public conduct Pashley, Mr. Noble, Mr. Hartley, and Mr. Wright. to make ; Dove replied, " I hope you will not allow any prop-wed to declare dividend on the consolidated stock
craneeanctn 100 3i. pr. et. 43 Do. Lk FdSt 1121 - -
3 punishable in the same manner as defamation, Mr. Barret, his solicitor, was with him up to this time, cast to be taken of my head ;'' and the High Sheriff as- (8,236,2761.) for the half-year at the rate of 2i per cent.
lines to 61. pr. at. 1134 Stfird &Wore 140 281. 420
Grand Surreyi 100. 41. - Slirewsbary.. 125 - -
ltd that any one of the innumerable persons who and Dove, while being pinioned, held bins by the hand. ; anted him that his wish should be complied with. We per anum, which will absorb 1029531., and leave 6779/.
believe the relatives and friends of the poor criminal for the next account. te:Dll7,6apt.c..ch.t.a.ll2 :.,%/.11.2
as i .
nay have dropped. a squib Or a nickname at an At this juncture Mr. Barret availed himself of an op- have been exceedingly anxious upon this point, and they The capital expended on the two Shrewsbury - wennt & Avg" 39 6s. Od. 6% Severn and 1 ' 2/. _
Grand Union 100 1/.os. - Stoarbrldge.. , 451 121. 290
lection can be punished, if he on whom it has portunity of asking Dove if there was anything in the have also begged that his el ;the, may not be disposed amalgamated with the Great Western Railway Com-
The receipts for the half- Leeds&Livrp 100. 251. MN Warwiek &
i▪ 100 2/' 25
alien is spiteful enough to prosecute. statement he had made on Thursday which he wished to of, as is too frequently the case, for tie purposes of pub. parry amounts to 3,331,5511. Lancaster ..' too. - - Wye Rail. 326
Tut the trial has net been without its compen- alter or correct ? Dave replied with great earnestness and lic exhibition, to satisfy a morbid cariosity. 'This request Year Leicstr &Nth 83 - - Warwick & i I
1 2/. 10
id the working and other expenses to hll2, 70T. 550 Napton. • ma
anon. It has shown in a broad and distinct chi- appearance of sincerity, " Not a ward ;it is strictly true." has also been corninied,wite, Mr. Noble having given ato 116,0171., a. . . LonghLorog
leaving a balance of 42,589/. to meet the in- wonmouthsh 100, - - Worestr &/ 78 21. 20
Dove subsequently turned to Mr. sitive nude-taking that Dove's shall not pass 73 4281.,
Barret, and said, " Mr. po ; . clothes , ending the 30h of June on those lines amounted Leicester-- 100, 5/. 49Ye HrM-Ig.
attar the extent of a dangerous law. It has re-d dividend the magmeryse' too, - Binning. e
Barret, tell my poor mother I die happy. ' These were Meltnillwbry 100, -
- Wilts & Brks - 105. Od. -
;orded an eloquent protest against that law in thestockandshares amounting to 68 348/
guaranteed
the last words he uttered, except in piao er. into the han Is el strangers, either for the above or for tercet on loan-, preference shares anon e
any other purpose.
inest specimen of forensic argumentation which leaving a deficiency of 25,7591. which is charged in the INSURANCE COMPANIES.
In a minute or two afterwards the Castle clock tolled •••••••••• .-
ye remember to have read from Scotland since the EXECUTION AT DORCHESTER. general revenue account of the Great Western Railway. Dividend Amount '
forth the fatal hour and the usual recession was formed, Paid. Price.
Zest days of Jeffrey, and. we presume that the Lord - ' jury-room,3On Saturday Name of Company. per of
and proceeded through the grand an. thence morning the woman Elizabeth Martha Annum. Share.
idvocate's address would lose nothing in the deli- along a dreary-lookingleading to the door Brown, who convicted the assizes amounted to 34,406/ , showing an improvement to the
passage
-
very. The preposterous magnitude of the penalty through which the wretched criminal reaches the drop. wilful murder of her husband, John rown extent of 8,6481, which would have been 13,6001. had it
not been for an increase of about 5,000/• in the prefer- Albion ....•• .. -••- 3/. 105. 500 0 0 50 0 0 86
has served. the defendants, by removing them. out In addition to the halberdiers, the executioner, and underwent the extreme sentence of the law. Anthony The fact;
of the limbo of nominal damages. It is little other officials, the Under-sheriff, the Rev. J. Hartley, of the case were these :-The husband, who was on Alliance Bri:. and For. 71. 145.6d.r. ioo 9 9
.I_.! 9 9 isse's
satisfaction perhaps to reflect-but this also we Mr. Wright, and Mr. Noble appeared on the scaffold with 20 years of age, and his who 40 had livid wife, was , from 63,3561. to 63,3411. The net receipt of those
ence and guaranteed charges of those lines-namely,
AnDitto Marine ....... 61. p.c.& bt. 109 0 0 .1 g 0 42
.... ••• • - .... 6 per een . 5
must add-that the prosecutor has branded on his the culprit. As the procession moved forward from the together as servants in a family. The husband became lines for the half-year ending June, 1855, amounted to
Atlas .•
100 0 0 25 0 0 23
forehead, for as long as he lives in this world of press-room, the Rev. J. Hartley read portions of the a carrier, and left home on the 6th of last Jul for July the British Commercial .. 71. 10s. 50 0 0 50 0
of 13 706/ The capital account of
-
care, the epithet which might have faded into in- burial service of the Church of England, which he fol.- purpose of going to Bedminster. He returned home show an increase , . .
28,883/., and for the same period of 1856 to 42,5891.,
san increase of 48,2391., the C , . leriel eled.& Gen. Life spr ct. bS. 100 0 0 10 0 0 -
distinctness behind tho good-humoured sarcasms lowed up with an extempurnueous prayer in which Dove late at night, and. soon after the wife called in a neigh-
joined with apparent devotion and earnestness. eater portion of which was expended in providing
ad- Argus Life ........... 41. per cent.
County .... •• •• •• „, • • 4/. 100 0 0 10 0 0 -
Crowti .... .• • • ...... 17s. Od 50 0 0 50 0 -
of the Scotsman. That the public of Scotland, tour, who found that the unfortunate mail was dead, greater the IngoSbry lines Show
ss. 50 0 0 5 0 0 7M
The convict having been placed under the fatal beam, with several cuts about the body. The wife represented Eagle ••.• -
moreover, must come forward to relieve their Equity and Law-- 414 per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 5%
fromthose lines
which the rope dangled close by him, the execu- that he had been kicked by a horse, and this she after- increase' . ,
ditional rolling stock and station accommodation for
European Life .. 1/. 20 0 0 an 18%
champion of free discussion from pecuniary loss, is 6/. 5 0 0 514
bonerproceeded toperform his wards denied. It afterwards transpired. that she was office. He placed the ,
.General...• • • • • • • • • • • Of
a secondary result as to which there can be no -- th of June 1855 51. per cent. Stock.
the Great Western Railway from the 30. ,_ f Globe •••••• • •• P 0 ~ 104
lous of her husband arm • cap upon the convict's head, and proceeded to adjust the eea , a hatchet, whioh was known The in the expenditure on capital account of
100 0 47 5 0 56
doubt. But the chief end now to be aimed at must rope round his neck. This was done with great delibe- to be in the house, could not be found. Attempts werelmperial Fire... • • .... 12/. per cent, 500 0 0 50 0 0 -
be, that the decision of twelve obscure men, per- • • the increase in the,g . • ross receipts for the half-year
12s. 100 0 0 10 0 0 -
ration, owing probably to the fact that the hangman made to obtain a reprieve of the sentence, but Sir G. • • Imperial Life
plexed and isolated, with authoritative denuncia- was a debtor in the Castle, who had volunteered to per. Grey refused, to the 30th of June, 1856, amounted to 1,236,5301. and te uardiem ............ 51. per cent.
animated to 56.883/. and as there was a reduction in the Indemnity Marine.... 11.35. & 3/. 100 0 0 20 0 0 ---
z expenses of 3.046/. as compared with the corresponding
lions ringing in their ears, and under the influence form the revolting duties. The executioner next tied the The execution took place at 8 o'clock in the orni too o . 10 0 0 61
of a summing up that would have done credit to convict's legs firmly, and withdrew to the side of the There was a large crowd, in s its of the thick hmaz rainn,
Pperiod of 1855, there was an improvement in the net re- a
ceipts of the Great Western lines to the amount of LeagwalL alined -•- General- . Life - 7- --
50 0 0 2 0 0 51A
IL 10s. 25 0 0 12 10 0 29;,,
the days when Ex Officios and Six Acts were rife, drop. The bolt was in an instant withdrawn; and the which was then falling. Precisely Bo'clockthe y•
Law Fire .......... - 2s. & 2s. bs. 100 0 0 210 0 3%
10s. & bs. 25 0 0 12 10 0 59,9291., being about equal to 5 per cent. on the in- London Ship.. . .
-
must be rojudged by the public opinion of the en- unhappy man fell. He had remained up to this time bell poured forth its solemn and warning knell, and the .: nis.per share too 0 0 28 0 0 5714
creased expenditure. Tha increase in the borrowed
lightened citizens, of Edinburgh-of the whole of with his hands clasped, and they remained clasped for a culprit and the:officers left the prison and slowly wended rdi.neer..;ii-diVen". Life--
414 /. per et. 0 0 2 0 0 ew
money since June, 1855, amounted to 136,
k 42. /., 5 p. et. & bs.o
the free-minded and honest people of Scotland- second after he fell. At the end of that time hie hands their way towards the scaffold, which was situated atMinerva ••..••• • • • •• 20g
0 00
00 00
-1/
and in the preference stock , , g
of Monarch .• •• •••••• • •'
5/cent. 20 0 0 210 0 -
and of the British people at large. relaxed, his legs were drawn up, and the body swung to some distance. The prison van was in readiness at the account National Loan Fund . per
a total addition to receipts on capital 51. per cent. 50 0 0 210 0 31,8
and fro ; this continued for about a minute, at the end gaol door to convey the culprit to the place of execution, 11-dium Life-. 5O
_
• 903,6141. The increase in the interest on loans charged Pa . - -
Naval and Military Intelligence. of which time the hands were again clasped, the legs but she preferred walking. Accordin Imoved f
g y they or.Pelican ....•• •• •• •• .. - 180
cs to revenue amounted to 34,468/., and on preference lemmas • .• - -
---'4•11"--. dropped, and all was over. ward through the prison grounds at a very slow pace. to 767 072. ma in
Professional Life. •• ••• .. 5/. per cent, 5 0 010 0 -
Her Majesty's ship Royal George, 101, Captain Ro- On the whole the crowd maintained veryorderly d The culprit behaved with much fortitude, and did not
an Provident Life........ 1/. ss. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 es%
binson, arrived at Spithead on Saturday morning from decorous conduct throughout the painful scene. The up to the last moment appear to shed a tear. On leaving charged at the correspanding period of last year, and re- n
1,
Life..........
shares to 24,0001., making together 58,468/. over that
7s 0 010 0 8%
all 275
presenting the interest on a sum at 5 per cent. per an- 'we
novel Exchange .....• me Percent. stock.
the East with the following officers and troops of the body of the convict remained suspended foran hour, when her cell she shook hands with the chief warder and other . . .. ...... 6/. 10s. - IP -
82d and 50th Regiments :-82d-Lieut-Colonels Rober. it was cut down and placed in a shell for interment on officers. On her way to the scaffold her demeanour was San
tto Life. ..
. 1/. 1 - , I -
son and Hale, Major Watson, Captains Glynn Isaac, Saturday evening within the precinets of the prison, in extraordinary. The attendants on either side were en" dead on a large sum, in addition to the year's expen 1-
num of 2,336,2401., which shows that interest or didvi- • Fire
lure, has been borne by the revenue of the past half-year.
Universal Life .• • ..... 51. per teat. 100 0 0 10 0 0 40
Mariott, Halliday, Farmer, Baillie, Barron, Warren ; accordance with the terms of the sentence of the law tirely overcome, while the bore her awful culprit position 412 6 5%
The proposed dividend on the ordinary shares will re- Victoria Life • • .... •• 5/. per cent. -
Lieutenants (and Adjutant) Mylnes, White, Pilkington, passed upon the prisoner. with the greatest resignation and composure. unitied Xingdom . ...... 41. p. et. Sibs. 20 0 0 490 0 5
Wilkinson, Hand, Linton, Hensley ; Ensign Cooper, There had been numerous applications for the office of The chaplain, the Rev, D
D. Clementson, eonverseLlST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES.
ing `sn per cent., or
pending period of bast year, be
Surgeon Fowler, Assistant-Surgeon Jacob, Quarter. executioner, among whom were two or three curious ape- with her on religious subjects, and she appeared to en-
d quire 20,5911. more than the sum divided at the cornea-
master Clinton, 751 non-commissioned officers and psi- cimene of orthography. One of them was as follows ..- gage in fervent devotion andprayer, with her hands
ponding period of 1855, leaving a balance of 6,7791. Name of Company. Dividend Amount
per of Paid. Price.
vales. 50th Regiment-Colonel Waddy, Captains "To the High Shereff York Castle York Cit clasped firmly together and eyes upturned. 10e,953/. against 2 per cent., or 82,a621. at the corres-
-7 336/ The balance brought into the general Annum. Share.
Bargee, Hebden, and Blacken ; Lieutenant Clarke ; " Dear Sir Seeing in the Paper you advertise fora On arriving at the place of execution she walked with against-- -- -
revenue account of t ----....---- ------- x 8. d. X s. d.
Ensigns R. M. Barnes and Alltrusen n Adjutant Goff, Hangman i Will Eugene With you My age is 22 yea firmness up the first flight of 11 ste H f 1 t
pe. er ema e a -
21,503/,, . while that brought into the account of the
Bank of Scotland .... 71. per cent. 100 C 0 100 0 0 aims
Quartermaster J. Turner, Paymaster J. Nowlan, Sur. Height stt, 8 inches 'Weight 13st Gibs Agent to the tendants here left her in the bands of the executioner, ' * he half year ending June last was
period was only 7 924/. ; but, as the loss
geon Warren, Assistant-Surgeon Davies, 330 non-com- Ensurance Company London It is From several A cordial was then administered to her, a, portion of whichto 0 0 210 041 3s
Freinds at Leeds That i Hang the Convict Laying at she drank. The pinioning being completed, the cuiprit, amounting to 4 600/. was re- i n Bank •8/ per cent.
10 0 0 10 0 0 12/ 'os
missioned officers and privates.of Glasgow Bank 51. per cent.
visualv deducted, it would therefore be necessary to add City
es lease, am ' g
SW. p c 20 0 0 10 0 0 13'12
The Austrian stea.m-frigate Radetzky, 31, Captain York Castle Mr Dove answer will oblidge." in company with the executioner, then proceeded up the eClydesdale Bank •• • • 0 0 100 00 2 s
, . correspondingi
the latter sum to e , .balancebrought into e
the 7 924/
Commercial Bank •• 71. per cent. 500
Press, from the Mediterranean, last from Ferrol, arrived On the return of Mr. Barrette on Thursday afternoon, next flight of stairs, 19 in number, to the platform, and, , p British Comp..an.y. 8/..l,ier cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 23010 s
O 0 10 0 0
corresponding account of last year, to make a fair corn- Eastern Bank., •• •• •• 6/. per cent. 2,55
O 0 5 0 0 512/ 121
50
ss
at Spithead on Saturday morning, and saluted the na• Dove at once expressed his desire to make a full confer- still walking with a firm step,crossed theplatform to the cent.
half year, making 12 524/.
parison with that of the past , Eainn& Glasgow.. • . 3%1. P _
tional flag and the Port Admiral, which compliments sion of his guilt, which, although never formally denied, next flight, which leads to hePwhich, with gallows, wi a 'The difference between this sum and 21,5031. would Exchange Bnk of Scot.. -
6% per cent. .100 0- 0 10 0 0 18710 s
wero duly acknowledged by Vice-Admiral Sir George had not previously been openly admitted by the convict. slightly faltering step, she then ascended. National Bank ••- •• 20 0 0 , 210 0 5/ Os
the balance broueht into the past half-year
show that
~. e North of Scotland Bank 51• per cent
.2 er cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 1461 0
Seymour and Major•Generalßreton, to whom the chief Mr. Barrett wee accordingly furnished with pens and Caleraft then proceeded toI f 1 tl
place tle ate rope over re
greater by 8 9/9/. than that brought into the ac- Royal Bank of S coil. .. --• P
was , . t 100 0 0 50 0 0 IC' /0
officers were presented yesterday by M. Vandenbergh, paper, and, unattended by any other individual, he took beam. Having drawn a white cap over the culprit's face,t .. 81•Percen • 2 8
count of the corresponding period of 1855. The loss to Union of Sco . 71 er cent. 50 00500 0 i 3 /10s
Austrian Vice-Consul at Portsmouth. The frigate is a down from the prisoner's lips his own narrative of the ho adjusted the rope round her neck, and retired from the Western Bank •••• •• •• •` oe, 100 0 0 11 0 0 16/15
the Great Western by the South Wales line in the past Alliance Fire and Life.. 8 g per c- e• to 0 0 2 0 0 I/ 14:
very fine one (we believe she is English built, by Wi- dreadful circumstances preceding and attendant upon scaffold • h however,appeared forgotten
, e, to have to tie is
h t ear was only 64/ against 4 600/ being 4,536/. British Guarantee. .. 41- per cern" OO 10
gram, of Northam) mounting 26 30-pounders, four 60. the death of his victim. This document, out of consi- the culprit's dress, and for that d d the -a' %.
' . e ' "
purpose reascen o 0, pee cent. 100 . 0 0 251 Os
less than at the corresponding period of 1855 ; ' Caledonian Fire Insur . 1 •
cent
pounders, and one 48-pounder. Her complement is, deration for the prisoner's family, will not at the present steps, Having again retired he immediately drew the sow Life •,. 6/. per •
the loss on the Shrewsbury guarantees was of Gla 50 0 0
5/ per cent. 1 0 0 5 / 5s
captain, commander, nine lieutenants, one lieutenant- moment b© made public. Mr. Barret considering it his fatal bo:t, and instantly the wretched woman fell with
25,7561, atainst 34,406/., being 8,648/Jess, while the Coomail Life ... •••• .. • 100 0015 0 0 291 35
gh Life Insnr. 51. tier cent. 0 3
Edinburgh
constructor, two lieutenants of artillery, three officers duty to place so important a paper in the hands of those great force, and after a few struggles ceased to exist. Life 51.*' cent. 50 0 5 0 I/ 8s
increase of
_net traffic on the Great Western lines Eng,. & Scot, Lzi
nd 6 /.per cent. 10 0 0 110 06/ 103
of mariner, 13 cadets, and eight engineers ; her crew by whom he was instructed. Dove commenced by stet- Alter the body had b time it
bung the usual
amounted to e 9,9291.
'morn than at the corresponding Life Assoc. 0 Bcotta
61 per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 02/ is
numbers 372. The commodore of the French:squadron, ing that his first idea of poisoning his wife was derived down, placed in elm- • dwithin
a plain coffin, and buried the . National Fire and Life • t 'OO 0020 0 0 36/10s
period of last year, showing an apparent increase in theßritish Sisson.. .71. pe eclat:
attended by 100 of his officers, visited the dockyard at from conversations he had with a third person, the idea- precincts of the gaol. North /. preen '2O 0 0 1 0 0 1/ las
Portsmouth on Saturday, and received every attention tity of whom it will not be difficult for the reader to es- The followin confession hl t gwas teas ma ,
de which just net revenue of the past halt-year, as compared with the Scottish Union Insrne. 71i
corresponding period of 1855, of 73,113/. The large Standard Life •••••• • • "I. per cent. •50 0 0 7 0 0 ;20/ Os
51 per sent. 10 Cl 0 1 0 0
from Admiral Superintendent Martin and Staff. The tablish when he remembers what were the culprit's• no- previous to her execution she declared was the truth :- , United fiep Assurance .
ba ance, 8,9791., brought into the account, and the
-
French and Austrian officers will attend a grand soiree lions on the subject of witchcraft and the preternatural "My husband, John Anthony Brown, deceased, came 'MISCELLANEOUS.
lesser balance by 5571. carried over to the next account,
at the King's rooms, Southsea, this evening, where they knowledge of so-called " wizards." He does not directl home Sunda • -Julat °o'clock •
y ony morning, the 6th of Ju y, e ,in
i'
w.l be met by the authorities and the principal inhabi- implicate the person referred to in the murder, but states liquor, and was sick. He had no hat on. I asked him increase the available sum by 82,649/. over that of the ----- /------)T;•----idend i Amountt
corresponding period of last year. of Paid. Price.
tants of Portsmouth. that his own actions were prompted by what he heard what he had done with his hat. He abused me, and said, Name of Compani, I Aillrm Share.
The uncertainty in which the Lords of the Admiralty from another. He says that, on the day when the fatal `What is it to you, . , you l' Ho then asked for sonic - I___:-
have of late kept the officers and crews as to the desti- dose (openly admitting there wero several) was adminis• c )1,1 tea. I said that I had none, but would make some BRADFORD, WAKEFIELD, AND LEEDS. ----------- Xa.d.£ s. d.
.•• 5?, 50 0 0 2000 -
nation of the ships on their being commissioned having tared, he was in a state o Iserni-intoxication all the after- warm. Tie replied, `Drink thaCyourself, and be ...--.' The report of the directors of this company ° ' states that Assam Tea •••• •• • . 214 per cent. st? 0 0 - -
been found prejudicial to the service, by seamen hesitat- noon. The precise moment when the strychnia was put I then said, ' What snakes you so cross ? Have you the works are progressing satisfactorily, with every pros- Auctien blart•• ••_•-
ult.uerl 11. ls. 100 0 0 17 10 0 26
ing to volunteer for ships when the pendant is first into his sick wife's medicine glass was after Mrs. Witham been at Mary DaVie's ?' He then kicked out the bottom peel of the line being completed and ready for opening Australian Agrsie
....
81. per cent - 25 0 0 -
_ .
Australian Tru t.
bl. 10 0 0 all -
hoisted, and the fitting of such ships very much pro- had given her a draught at midday, me Witham left of the chair upon which I had been sitting. We con- in the spring of the ensuing year. The borrowing power austraean Royal Mallen -
tracted, in many cases so much so that the seamen a little water at the bottom of the wine-glass, and into tinued quarrelling until 3 o'clock, when he struck me aof the company having come into operation, the three- Anglo-Mextean iLan! nt., IlislsOs. 10 0040.0 0 -
riggers have been sent from other ships in port to com- this water the culprit shortly afterwards dropped a grain severe blow on the side of my bead, which confused me tors have made such arrangements as will secure ad- British American
. Q. percent. too -0
0 82 10 0 127%
plete their equipment, and such ships have had to be of the deadly poison. The glass remained upon the so much that I was one dto sit down. Supper was vances on reasonable terms of the ratter ortion of the
ge Canada •
P . . Do. 511_
e.; cent Banda 5/. per cent. - - -
- 1143(
6 per cent. -6/. per cent. -
manned by draughting from other ships in port, their washhand-stand until 8 o'clock in the evening, when the on the table, and he said, c Eat it yourself, and be --.' money, and it will be proposed at the meeting to give Ditto, P - -
lordships have decided in future to announce, on any culprit Says he was asked to give his wife her medicine. At the same time he reached down from the mantel• the directors the requisite authority. The financial City Navigation Bonds -
nt. 25 -0
0 24 0 0 97
ship being commissioned, her destination. Should any He adds that he did so by pouring the draught into the piece a heavy horsewhip with a plain end, and struck statement of the company up to the 30th of June shows Electric Telegr.aph • • 6 per ce
•••••• - _
Ditto. ~• -
'lOO 0 0 -
alteration take place (except for secret service), the alto. glass containing the strychnia, and that as soon as big me across the shoulders with it three times. Each time that 85,1271. had been received and 77 723/ , . expended, Equitable 8(1 pOII7 10 0 -
ration is to be immediately made known. wife had drunk it off, and he saw her dreadful sufferings, I screamed out. I said, 'ls you strike me again, I will leaving a balance of 7,403/. Ditto New •• •• .., •• _ ' 1100 0 0 -
thers & Invest. sp.c. & be, 1100 0 4
14 0 0 2714
The Royal George, 102, screw steamship, Captain thought flashed across his "muddled " brain that he cry ' Murder.' 'He retorted-' If you (To, I will knock --- • Gen, Re.e .
-N"avigation 10 p. et. 'l5O 0 I
Robert S. Robinson, is ordered to be stripped and paid had given her strychnia, and that she would die. He your brains out through the window.' He also added
WELLS AND FAKENHAM. Gen •Stearn,.
Hewes Bay• ••••• •• Steek. 1 - -
2/. Se. 100 0 Cl .100 0 0 -
off, and then to be placed in the steam squadron of re- declares that, had the medical man been present at the --' I hope I shall find dead in the morning.' He
you The half l -year y meeting of this company was held at nungetford ... •••• • • • •
- - I - 0
0 , all -
--
serve under the charge of Captain Halsted, of the Edin- moment, his contrition was such that he should have con- then kicked me on the left side, which caused me much Fakenhtam 0 Wd re e nesday. Mr. J. S. Southgate pre- London Institution .••
London Reversionary 51 per cent. 15
i 12 10 0
burgh, and is hourly expected at Sheerness from fessed his crime, and implored him to save his victim, pain, and he immediately stooped dowa to untie his sided. Russell Institution •• • • - -
O 0 17 10 25
Portsmouth. As it was, he ran out of the house, and when he returned boots. I wasmuch ed, and in an ungovernable • ententcand.Co me percent. 20 ,
enrag Th b The alance-sheet •to June 30, 1856, showed that the PII,e s. '' Inn. sec. 4%1. pr cent. 100 0 0 100 0 -
The following appointments wero made on Saturday with the doctor his wife was dead. He admits that he passion, on b •struck, I directly • d
being so abused and seize total receipts to that d Reversionary •
data had been 36,5731., and the Royal Mail Steam...• •P. 8 •
41 hare 100 00.60 0 0 71
at the Admiralty :- was in a dreadful state of mind for several days lest a a hatchet which •close to where I sat, and •
was lying
~ ving a tralian Land 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 ail 351,1
Lieutenant T. H. Smith, to the Highflyer ; Liente- Post mortem examination should have been made, and which I had been using to breakcoal with to keep up
7,2851. Trust and Loan Comp.
20 00 , 5 0 1 -
npant. E. J. Pollard, to the Cmsar ; Lieutenant W. B. says he was immensely relieved when the period had ez• the fire and keep his supper warm, and with it (the Th • Upper Canada______-_-.
e engineer reported that the works were progres-
„.,....„;....„se ---- alme 1
Pauli to the Admen ; Lieutenant W. T. to the P Lee ired within which Professor Taylor had declared in Dal- hatchet) I t i 1 Vent blows on the head.
s ruce him severe vi sing satisfactorily. About three-fourths of the earth-•
Builder states that four Sevres vases, not matiy
Victory ; A J. French, midshipman,
to the Highflyer ; mar's case it was alone possible to discover the existence I could not say how many. He fell at the first blow on The .
work
Richard W. Ward, master, was done, the tunnel was in a forward state, and h l t l brought the enormous sum of 3,360/.
a e y
W.
BremnerW. to the Retribution ;J. T. of strychnia in the human subjec'. This is the substance his bead, with his face towards the fireplace. He never the brid 1 d ges, o gee, and stations were being executed inches hig ,
and "the Queen has three small vases, for which a
B, surgeon, to the Fisgard ;E. M'Solle of what the convict has left behind him as a small atone- spoke or moved afterwards. As soon as 1 had done it •
assistant-sur y• -rapidly
dealer told us he would willingly give 4,000 guineas."
Seen, to the Sealark ;A. L. Archer, assts- meat for his great guilt. The narration was commenced I wished I had not, and would have given the world not ' •
taet-sureeenThe chairman having explained some iteme, the state. .„, LIGHTNING.-On Thursday afternoon the
b ,to the Impregrable • Frederick A. i• • at the m• t when a terrific thunderstorm burst over to have d '
, rice, mo en
acting assistant•s g * runt of accounts was unanimously adopted. It was .
r of Holy Trinity Church, in Stretford New-road,
to the Highflyer ; Andrew the city, and the convict's feelings are described to have all his ill-treatment ; but, when he hit me so hard at tower
Farmer, master's assistant stated that the line would be opened for traffic in May struck by lightning. The fluid fractured
,to the Actaeon ; Frederick bean painfully excited as the dreary darkness of hie cell this time, I was almost out of ray senses and hardly Hulme, was
Hunter, master's as •or June next, and, after a vote of thanks to the chair- • cies on the top of the steeple, large
one of the puma
Blatant, to the Actmon. was continually illumined by flashes of the most vivid knew what I
was doing. „ man, the meeting separated. • of which fell through the roof of the tower in two
forked lightning, succeeded by peals of thunder which " ELIZABETH MARTHA BROWN. pieces
BARNSLEY.-In the Barnsley linen trade, since places, and through the church ceiling into the church
almost shook the walls of the Castle, aye remarked
our •
______
The whole of the pinnacle was shaken down to
last notice, there has been a falling ......- „,....... ,
off, and a lar e nom- to Mr. Barrett, "Is it notstrange that storm should
~
ter of weavers are now with, g An English jockey, who was engaged to ride several
the roof of the tower, and several pieces of stone were
ut work-both common commence just as lam about to unkturdenany conscience OFFICIAL APPOINTMENTS.-Colonel William Cart- horses
and fancy fabrics. There is, however,at the races of St. Maixent, in France resolved to
hurled into the road. One person had a very narrow
believe that this state of things will by making a statement to you ? " After his " confes- w •
every reason to
~, y eight and Lieut.-Col. Jchn Woodford have been ap- lighten himself hy abstainin 3 day s from solid food • be
' escape from being struck by one of these fragments. A
not lon continue, sion was completed the convict seemed more at ease, pointed inspectors of olive establishniente under the felt unwell - g y
as the yarn bleach-works are all fully employed bleach- and Mr. Barrett him last Saturday and took some raedicine, which
cabdriver was turning his vehicle round to the cab stand
each-
ing yarns, which will soon be in the hands of the re• d than
opposite the church, and his horse and cab bad just got
manu• in he had previously enjoyed. C. 69.--Obcervcr. and on Sunday morning he was found dead in his bed.
factures. But, while there is a temporaryslackness in
The account which Mr. Wrightwiht gives of the convict is [AnvEarantENT.l-Holloway Pills should be taken SATURDAY HALF-Hornexpected that clear of the spot when the stone came down with great
the handloom trade, there does not appear to be DAY.-It was
having force, deeply indenting the ground. The pinnacle was
any very interesting, and, in a certain sense, satisfactory, for the Cure of Dro Females at a certain period of the courts having • ' • d
pay.- risen, and the equity ju ges
falling off in the demand for fabrics manufactured by Mr. Wrightissued „Bi.. broken into many pieces, large and small, which were
right had been indefatigable in his attent'ance life become liable to this complaint, which first makes left town -
eral order would have been
law hurled in varioeis directions. About a quarter-past 12
power, as the mills are all running full time. The coal on Dove, and, in conjunction with his other spiritual ad- its appearance by the swelling of the feet, legs, and milatin , a gen . .
g the practice of equity to that of common I ,
trade continues very brisk, and the large stacks of coal visers • o clock on the same day a violent storm of thunder,
, succeeded in making a most favourable irnpres- hands, and thus le
ma ing strong inroads on the constitu- by the limitation of the time of service of pleadings,&C• . •
as having which we have previously noticed accumulated sion on him. Dove may now be said to have died in a tion. Numbers • Ipatients, even when th • the lightning, and hail broke over Sheffield. The rain came
of dropsical tn. on Saturdays. This not being the case, however,
on the pit-steads are nearly all sold off. The demand truly penitent state. He renretted his crime, not merely cases were 1 , have been cured d• sto down in torrents for upwards of an hour, and for some
,renounced efforts to procure a weekly half•holiday on Saturay_
nr.
time was accompanied by hailstones as large as ordinary
steadily increases, and as the season advances a still on account of the consequences in which it has involved taking Hollows
further improvement is looked forward to. The Rig. him, but because of theactualguiltofconduct. He stood
ham collieries, at which about 700 hands are employed, freely opened his mind and confessed to Mr. Wrightthat truala.d no -
and which havo been nearly at a stand for some time he poisoned his wife, but he did not state the motive trial.-
past, are now fully employed. We are glad to state that which actuated him to the deed. On being asked who- I world '
there is a strong
Colliery,weeks, will ho
this havinY
oway s Pals ;an , . medicine g the members of the legal profession are continued.. 51
his
shouldavoid • tern it • ,
Yeo, _ one se afflictede
6ld by all medicine vendors throughout the effices are closed at 2 pm. On Saturdays. The list pu • .
•at Professor Holloway si Establishments 244, lished on Thursday gives a total of 303 individuals or
probability that the strike at the Oaks
,they he was induced to kill his wife because he wanted Strand, London M *el I N York b firms s s Saturday,
which has already extended over about seven to marry Mrs. Witham, he declared solemnly that he 'A. St
be brought to a close this week. • wal wi't actuated by any such motiy% It appears clear E, Muir, Malta,
, and 80, al en• ane, New; y whose offices are closed at that hour on
1 Stamps, Constantinople ;A, 43liclig Srarna ; and and Mr. Cox invites the members of the profesmion to
_ ,
assist in the object in view. ooseberries. Some scores of panes of glass were broken
whose in the roof of the Midland Railway station. The peals
b of thunder and flashes of lightningsucceeded each other
succee
with extreme rapidity, and were very nlarming. A
poplar trea standing in a garden near the Midland Rail-
nig, and carried
way station was struck by the lightni ,_.
into Carlisle-street, a distance of nearly 10 Pro
_. --
:

Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
---,------- -
•X S. d. £ s. d.
Australasia... • • .• .... 201. per cent. 40 0 0 all 102,,,,i
British North American 6/. per cent. 50 0 0 -
Of
Commerc.ial of London. 10/.per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 -
Colonial ~ ~ _ _ .. _ .. 51. per cent. ' 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
lonian.- - • • • ... .... 61. per cent. 1 25 0 0 25 0 0 -
Lond. Char. Bk. of Aus. - 20 0 0 all 0 22
London and County • • 101. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 35%
Lomin and Westminkr 114/. percent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 44%
London Joint• Stock . - 121. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 31
Provincial of Ireland.. ' Si. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
Ditto, New.• • . . • ... 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all , -
Natiorira of Ireland.... 61. per cent. , 50 0 0 22 11) 0 -
Net. Provincial of Eng. 8/. per cent. 1100 0 0 35 0 0 79
Ditto. New .. • • - • • 81. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 -
.orientai Bank Corpora.
.81. p. ct.&bs. 125 0 0 all 41
South Australia • • - - ,141 p.ct.&bs. 25 0 0 ~ 36,,,i,
Union of Australia•.•• 30/. per cent. 25 0 0 , 1 68N
Ditto . ..... ........ 30!. per cent. - 2 10 0 -
Union of London...-.
,20,'. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 28
Union of Madrid ... • • I - 40 0 0 all -
CANALS.
1 ,„; 1 .I Dividend
Names of 1 2 Dividend 1,,,,,.. Names of v
Companies. ,
.„,d , per . - Companies. ` 4 Per Price,
4 Annum.
IC4 Annum. . co
, ----- -- -----
£1 1
.0
A shtn &Oldh: 98 71. p. ct.i 145 Macclesfield. too, 21. 10s. 51
BanislAy • • .• 1601 - - Ncath • . • • • • 1001 161. -
Brkiike-..Abrgll 50 41. Oxford.. • • • • 100 - 103
Birmingham : 501 41. 933 Peak Forest. 781 51. Os. 76
Coventry..-1150 251. - Regent's . • • • 30, 1/ 16
Derby • • • . . 100 6/. 15s. 84 Rochdale .. - 85 11. 105. 76
Ellsinre&Chs 69 23% p. ct. - Somrset Coal 140, - -
GrandJanetn 100 31. pr. et. 43 Do. Lk Fdst 121 -
Do., 6 pr.Ct.j 10 61. pr. ct. 1134 &Ord &Wore 1401 281. 420
Grand surreylloo. 41. - Shrewsbury.. 125 - -
Grand Union 100 11.0 s. - Stoarbridge- 451 121. 290
Kennt & Avn" 39 Os. Od. 6% Severn and .j "
Lancaster .. 100. - - Wye Rail. j 26 21' -
Leeds &Livrp 1001, 251. 4S3N,Warwick &-j 2/. 25
Leicester.... ,100, 5/. 493(i Birming. 5 100
Leicstr &Nth 83 - - Warwick & 1 2/, 10
LoughLorogh, 112 701. 550 Napton..3 1001
Monmouthsh 100, - - Worestr &i 78 21. 20
Miltgmerysklloo, - - Binning.
MeltnMwbry 100. - - Wilts & Brks - 105. Od. -

[ADVERT'S-VIEW.] SIGTIT AND HEARING SPECTACLES,
POWERFUL TELESCOPES, OPERA, RACE, AND PERSPECTIVD
GkAssr.s.—Messrs. S. and B. Solemons, opticians. 39, Albe•
marle-streot, Piccadilly. Observe—opposite the York Hotel.
By her Majesty's Royal Letters Patent for valuable and
extraordinary improvements in the most powerful and.
brilliant Telescopes, Camp, Racecourse, Opera, and Per-
spective Glasses, to know the distances. These telescopes
possess such extraordinary powers that some three and a-half
inches, with an extra oyc-pieco, will show distinctly Jupiter's
moons, Saturn's ring, and the double stars. With the same
tcleszopo can be seen a person's countenance three miles and a
half distant, and an object from 16 to 20 miles. They are of
larger and al: sizes, with increasing powers aocordingly.—The
Royal Erldbitibn, 1851. Valuable, newly-invented, very small,
powerful waistcoat-pocket glass, the size of a walnut, by which
a person can be seen and known 1 miles distant ; they answer
every purpose on the race-course, and at the opera houses,
country scenery, and ships are clearly seen at 8 to 10 miles.
They are invaluable for shooting, deer-stalking, yachting, to
sportsmen, gentlemen, gamekeepers, and tourists. Opera,
race-course, camp, and perspective glasses, with wonderful
power. Newly-constructed Spectacle Lenses of the great-
eat transparent power. The valuable advantage derived
from this invention is, that vision becoming impaired iS
preserved and strengthened, and very aged persons are
enabled to employ their sight at the most minute occu-
pation-- can see with these lenses of a much less magnify.
ing power—and they do not require the frequent changes
to the dangerous effects of further powerful assistance.
Persons can be suited at the most remote part of the world,
by sending one of the glasses out of their spectacles in a
letter, and stating the distance from the eyes they can read
small newspaper print with it; and those who have
not made use of spectacles by stating their age.—Deaf-
ness. New Discovery. The Organic Vibrator, an ex-
traordinary powerful, small, newly-invented instrument for
deafness, entirely different from all others, to surpass any-
thing of the kind that hs.s been .or probably ever lan be,
produced. Being of the swim colour as the skin, is not per-
ceptible ; it enables deaf persons to hear distinctly at church
and at public assemblies; the unpleasant sensation of singing
noises in the ears is entirely removed; and it affords all the
assistance that possibly could be desired.-39, Albemarle-
greet, Piccadilly. Observe—opposite the York Hotel.

(From the Examiner.)
The prosecution of the leading liberal paper
of the North, the Scotsman, following on some late
proceedings nearer home, shows that though official
informations may not be filed against the press in
three days, its freedom is not entirely out of dan-
ger. If it has no longer to dread the central power
of the prerogative as handled by a tyrannical At-
torney-General, it hasito encounter a guerilla war-
fare dangerous in proportion to the skill, vigilance,
and malice that may happen to be embarked in it.
Though the great tyrant has disappeared, the petty
tyrant of the fields—or of the streets, as it may be
—has been permitted to assume his place, from a
kind of etiquette which juries have fallen into, of
awarding damages against a newspaper, whenever
they are requested to do so by a prosecutor backed
by an expensive body of counsel. Let us see how
the case referred to exemplifies this danger.
A clever, well-conducted, prosperous citizen
takes a large share in public business, and trans-
acts it well. He gains golden opinions from all
classes of his fellow citizens ; a few only, pro-
fess to see deeper into motives than their
neigh-
bours can, excepted. After years of stead y
perse-
verance in well-doing, he has formed around him
a considerable body who are enrolled under hisinl
banner, take his name, and adopt their actions as
his own.
But as this band of followers enlarges, more
mysterious symptoms strengthen the suspicions
of the doubters, and enlarge their numbers. After
a succession of secondary suspicious movements, a
daring feat is performed by the tribune of the
people in the exercise of his power. One of the
most illustrious men of his day is mysteriously
thrown out of the representation of a community
in every way congenial to him, and a man of ob-
scure respectability is placed in his stead. The
world is for the time entirely at a loss to know why
Mr. Macaulay lost Edinburgh ; and the chief
instrument of his rejection even assumes a Cato-
like austerity, as if the painful act of severity had
been prompted by reasons highly honourable to
himself, were they of a kind to be proclaimed.
The mystery was explained, when, on a subse-
qwent vacancy occurring, it
was' announced, one fine
morning to the electors of n Edi burgh that Mr.
°
Duncan M'Laren had consent ©d to be put in noun-
nation as their representative. A strong light was
thus poured on all which had been previously dark.
But the coup was a failure. Eitherr it was too
early or it was too lats. The locum tenens who had
been put in, having acquired a taste for being a
.and
the of Parliament, would not move out
the citizens of Edinburgh, wondering by what de-
vices they had been influenced at the previous
election, brought back Macaulay to his seat with
acclamation.
The fruit of long years of patient management
was thus snatched hopelessly away, for the mask
had been thrown aside, and there was no longer a
chance for him who had so successfully worn it.

B lE, TH S.

OF A SON.

On the Bth inst., at the Parsonage, Spicer•street, Mile-
end, Newtown, the wife of Edward P. Clark, Esq.
On the 7th inst., at Brighton, the wife of Capt. Noble.
On the Bth inst., at Clarendon Lodge, Tulse-hill, Mrs.
Francis T. Barry.

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d
The Builder states that four Sevres vases, not many
inches high, lately brought the enormous sum of 3,360/. ;
an
DAMAGE BY LIGIITNING.—On Thursday afternoon the
tower of Holy Trinity Church, in Stratford New-road,
flulme, was struck by lightning. The fluid fractured
whoausl d t hwri el
lei n small
Qusueheen
one of the pinnacles on the top of the steeple, large
pieces of which fell through the roof of the tower in two
places, and through the church ceiling into the church
below. The whole of the pinnacle was shaken down to
the roof of the tower, and several pieces of stone were
eaciler" ttohled
hurled into the road. One person hada very narrow
escape from being struck by one of these fragments. A
cabdriver was turning his vehicle round to the cab stand
opposite the church, and his horse and cab had just got
clear of the spot when the stone came down with great
force, deeply indenting the ground. The pinnacle was
broken into many pieces, large and small, which were
hurled in variops directions. About a quarter past 12
o'clock on the same day a violent storm of thunder,
lightning, and hail broke over Sheffield. The rain came
down in torrents for upwards of an hour, and for some
time was accompanied by hailstones as large as ordinary
gooseberries. Some scores of panes of glass were broken
in the roof of the Midland Railway station. The peals
of thunder and flashes of lightning succeeded each other
with extreme rapidity, and were very alarming. A
poplar tree standing in a garden near the Midland Rail-
way station was struck by the lightning, and carried
into Carlisle-street, a distance of nearly 3.Q0 yards!

OFFICIIL APPOINTUENTS.— Colonel William Cart
wright and Jchn Woodford have been ap-
pointed inspectors of police establishments under the
Constabulary Act of the 19th and 20th of her Majesty,
c. 69.--Obccrver.
[AnvEuratztENT.l—Holloway'e Pills should be taken
for the Cure of Dropsy.—Females at a certain period of
life become liable to this complaint, which first makes
its appearance by the swelling of the feet, legs, and
hands, and thus making strong inroads on the constitu-
tion. Numbers of dropsical patients, even when their
cases were pronounced hopeless, have been cured by
taking Holloway's Pills ; and, this medicine having
stood the test of years as a certain remedy for this
*malady, no one so afflicted should avoid giving it a
trial.—Sold by all medicine vendors throughout the
world ' • at Professor Holloway's Establishments, 244,
Strand, London, and 80, Maiden-lane, New York ; by
A. Stampa, Constantinople; A, Ctuiclicy, Smyrna; And
E, Muir; Malta,

An English jockey, who was engaged to ride severa,
horses at the races of St. Maixent, in France, resolved to
lighten himself by abstaining 3 days from solid food ; be
felt unwell last Saturday and took some medicine, which
in his enfeebled state had too strong an effect upon him,
and on Sunday morning he was found dead in his bed.
SATIIIRDAY HALF-HOLIDAY.—It was expected that,
the courts having risen, and. the equity judges having
left town, a general order would have been issued assi-
milating the practice of equity to that of common law,
by the limitation of the time of service of pleadings, &C.,
on Saturdays. This not being the case, however, the
efforts to procure a weekly half-holiday on Saturdays to
the members of the legal profession are continued. Mr.
E. Cox, law stationer, of Chancery-lane, publishes a
daily list of those members of the legal profession whose
cfaces are closed at 2 p.m. on Saturdays. The list pub-
lished on Thursday gives a total of 303 individuals or
firms whose offices are closed at that hour on Saturday,
and Mr. Cox invites the members of the profession to
mid in tho object in view.