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A. PLEA FOR THE GAT;LOWS. i tomed iron tunnel of a 'mile end a half in length ;or LAW AMENDMENT SOCIETY: that in the eagerness with which the systeln has been ' difficulty was to prove a substantive ofrene., ,a-ain,st the ritlC.g or SITIAB:.: .3.
.. I what was called the dead level. He had no doubt Mr. -•- attacked by one party and defended by another, and in individual f-IS a reason b,r depriving. Lim ol hi., liberty. ic
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the decisive way An whicnit"; resuirs have b•_,,tl brought The,e tents. were, ho,Never, established, that the r:),“..ii t..ad i
The following characteristic letter evidently i Bazalgette would experience great difficulties in that DANGEROUS CRIMINALS AND THE TICKET-OF-LEAVE Prom the Oficial Ltd. -- -_.4.
cfE'lycuml:i
/ 1 forward as indicative et either tot4l falure or of iome- be,n €.11..4a2,a1 in crilti-a tramsactiot:s, thal %,; b 5 V here- I 1/41,71,,,L1511r,f) :,:y%7,itY ''nj ..;,4!)AY ;ND F it'. 1.) Vi' 1-;-?.1>,1-:', j ';l%M;;;.P,:'nlhi. Di 0 If;
from the pen of a well-known writer and lecturer, ! r'spect, and that he would rather have a fall if he amid SYSTEM. •
A meeting of the L'l.,, Amendment Soei ty was held thing approaching to conapete sueees, one (•,;s,_ ',dal fere morady c.tpate of critne, and that OW:0 Was no
appears in the columns of a contemporary :- i get it. Again, with regard to this dead level, there was ger. ne. D. question Seems to have been almo4univereally lost sight evidence that the state of mind which impelled him to LONDON, TURziDAY, DEC. 16, 1656. A g •od attendance to-day, end wheat met a fair con-
yestegday evening at No. 3, Waterloo-place;
" Sir,-That good old institution the gallows i, the Tiesti 'Hill in the chair CANALS. sumptive demand. Medium and inferior qualities of red
oi. Has the system been really tried ? A perusal of crime had undergone any change. It was possible to
reared its bead once again, to my great satistaction, oil as to the sewage- being frozen in the iroh .
the evidence lately taken on the sul•ject by the commit. poir.t to indicia which would couvi!ice any reasonable
in the Old Bailey this morning-its first appear- tube. It was said that the rivers which ran hard by were After the confirmation of the minutes of the preceding e Divider,.
tee of the House of Commons-particularly 4 that given man that a particular person was engaged in a course Names 01 F., Divideni, price. `Names oi F., per
Price. lbiemainte,d
Idtaeimi apneda,shiaiii•
the week. Flour neglected. Oats and oatmeal, with a
e er froze . But he mioht sa in answer that the meeting,
ance since its late severe indispositio,n from diseased. • n-v n by Mr. Waddington and Mr. -jlatr,liew Hill-would 61 crime, although, at the same time, it might Coinpaules. 1
~inpuernm. tnotainmeodvetl,mairt siaslupee.r Bcoairalretyer,
sympathy. A wretched brute was hung like a dog, ! 's
t Theme, which ran much faster thyan the sewage would The SECRETARY (gr. Hastings) read the following
letter which he had received from Lord Brougham :- quickly convince any penon of calm judgment that in he inwssibe. to convict that per,on of any offence. If
this matter there can have bee,' neither failure nor Sue- be obteine,d an honest subsi,tence he could show ho ,v he i - lower. Indian core-nixel brought 335, yellow 33s 6d,
as he deserved to be ; and as his' dreary corpse run, was often frozen. This, therefore, wa3 a very deli- n Companies.
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..E i and white 313 6d to 35e par qr., ex ship.
swayed in the eager north wind it was a pleasant : cote, tender, and difficult point. Some months ago he " Brougham, Dec. 13, 1856.
"My dear Hastings,-I trust that the society will not cese, since in fact there has been no real experiment, did so, whether by labour, fr:nn property, from charity, Ashtn &0141, 9a 7.. t••• et. - [Peak Forest. 76' 5, Os. 70 , -
Birmingham HULL-DEC. 16.
aruf a cheering thing to think that nobody could proposed that the board should appoint a censulting• fail to consider, together with the measures relating to It is true, as we have seen, that that part of the general lor in some other manner. The principle of his preposel 40 4/. 91, Regent's . 3,,, 17s lba,
" Coventry.. • uo it - Rochdale.. 35 41. -
now give him a ticket of leave, and let him loose I engineer. He was then told there was no plan before mercantile law (previous to the conference), also those arrangement which consists in holding out a strong mot was adopted in the ticket-01.1, ave system, the Secreiary Derby ...... 10 ,-,,. 15s 84 Bifird 80,yor, i 4, 281 440 There was only a moderate supply of wheat at market
ill 300 toela,y, and the condition affected by the weathe a The
which appear now to prase themselves on our attention re- tive to industry and good conduct while in prison, has of State having power to revoke tate lean° without Grand./qnctii 00 IL pr. ei 43 Stourbride . 45 . _ ~ , ,
again upon society. He was disposed of, once and. i them to consult upon. They had since produced a plan, demand slow, at about 2s below lest week. Foreign slow
lating to the criminal law. The absolute necessity is now been brought into partial operation ; and I think that assigning any reason. Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10 61 pr.e,, - Severn and '
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for all, in the cheapest and most effectual manner. 1 9 a candid examination of the retulte, so far as means ft was then resolved that the aer which had been (!rand Unior (00 is 64 - r vye Itall j sale at is lesF money. Barley a fair sale et ls decline, and
and they were told that the Chief Commissioner to admitted on all hands of removing from our law the ver
"It was, sir, a fine wholesome corrective sight. discreditable peculiarity which distinguiehes it, of treating lin:Ler, t
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64 WBO=hl ~0 2/. 25 other kinds of spring corn unaltered. Linseed firm, and
1 whom it was to be submitted, would refer to some emi- have been provided for their asceriainment, will show read should be received and r le)terPred to the Criminal tee'
I thought of the shattered senseless victim-of the the most criminal breack of trust as no offence, but only a that to the extent to which this principle has been Law Committee, to consider and report upon. Leicester ...• -.0 6, 4914 Warwick & improving. Cakes very quiet, but without any accuneu-
-21. 9 lation of stock.
1 nent engineer of his own appointment. What, then,
eround of claim to a creditor aoainst his debtor After the
employed they have been satisfactory ; the recommittals The meeting adjourned till Menday, Jan. 12. Leicstr &Ntl. 83 11.5 s - Napton. , 00
bloody work by which that poor creature was 1
i uld be the resolt ? If the plan required alteration it instances which I have so often given, both in. the House Louglthorogl .13 70 550 Worestr &J 9 8 I ... 8
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smashed and killed of that awful night at the hos- 'wo havo g been fewer amon.g the prisoners thus liberated in Maceleseela ,00 21. IN. 51 Birrning. Wheat, English, red 60 to 63IPeas, grey and black -to - •
would be sent back to the board with the remarks of the of Lords and in the society, of the most scandalous rob- -
pital when the gra-ting trephine set free a flitting bery-that never would have been perpetrated had the Part by their own exertions than a:lmpg an equal num. Neath ••• • • 100 16, - Wilts & Brit: 7s. 04, 4y, Ditto white 65 to 70)Linseed, Black Sea... 62 to 65
consciousness, and the identity of the assassin was Government engineer, and all that the board would have
law given the offence its proper name and condion punish- ber released by the mere lapse of time. But of the ticket STATE OF TRADE. Oxford.. •• • • 100 - 103 . Dantzic and Konigs- !Ditto Potersburgh ... 50 to ten
established ; and. as the brute fell with the drop, to do would be to endorse ite plan so altered. Were ment-and after the proofs which our committee found of of leave in the real sense of the term, viz., a permission -• WATER-WORKS. berg
and his muscles contracted with one short terrible that to he the case, what would be the use of their sit- the great frequency of such Crimes, I can have no doubt to be at large during good behaviour only, there has evi- MANCHESTER, DEC• 16. _ Pomeranianand Ham- t angel
spasm, I wondered bow he liked it. ting at that board ?It was merelY saying to the Go- that the bill will be framed which shall introduce this iln- dently been no trial; for although each ticket bears on its The cloth market has been rather more active and a Dividend Amount 1 burgh
er ' of ' Paid Price
portant amendment of the law; accompanied, as it should Name of Company. Danish,Holstein, and tileinel
" From these remarks many of your readers will vernment, " Agree to a plan, send it tcous, and we will t• i
car am y be, by a provision enabling all trustees to receive face a warning that the leave will berecalled if the bearer little firmer, partly owing to the upward tendency in
consort with bad comPany or have no vieible means of cotton and partly in consequence of encouraoing ac- - Annum. Share.
-. Friesian,' 54 to 58 Per To:,.
at once see that lam a person of a low and animal endorse it." The hon. and gallant member concluded by , payment fortheir trouble, unless when they acceptthisoffic.e, getting an honest livelihoOd, these condijions seem to counts from India aeain. A good deal of business has
, • 4 s. d. X s. d. Russian and Odessa 58 to 6:i Lins.c. Hull -/ 03 to 10' 0 Od.
state of mind. It may be so ; Ido not say lam moving as an amendment-" That, before plan B* be upon other terms. There are other subjects connected wan
have been almost a dead letter, to the disregard, conse- been doce, and more would have probably been transe Berlin
right ; but your columns are open to all opinions, a.dopted, the opinion of some eminent engineer to be our criminal jurisprudence which may fitly and safely be
considered at the present time. An improvement was . quently, of strong indication of areturn to crime. It thue acted but for the large orders already in band, which Et I,4onden . ... et. per wit. Stock. all - Ditto Danish
- Ditto Friesland
and I shall be soundly corrected if I deserve it. -
rrr 41.. Pref. 4/. percent. 2a o 0 _
Pref. 541• per ce.at.
it'l p 0 ' -
appointed by the board be taken on the same plan, or made in the law of libel some years ago, by permitting the I, appears that an essential principle of the ticket-of-leave render it difficult to place orders for execution within Do. 5 75 Ditto Russian 29 to 31 Rape cakes -s Od. to 127 s 6d
"Of course, to-morrow howling c int will stalk truth of the matter to be given in evidence on prosecutions I system has temained in abeyance ; and, therefore, what- a reasonable time. This applies chiefly to shirtiegs Gr±rnid Jullcetwion .... .. • • . """. 25 11 0° ---
ton such parts of it as the board may think fit." - Barley, malting,
abroad and declaim against public executions ; anu under certain restrictions. The bill which I brought into I ever causes may have been at work to produce the late for India and China ; hut the improvement in these KeUnt
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...... :::: - 100 0 0 - 81 • Ditto grinding 35 to 38 Ditto foreign
we' shall bo told that the mob sarmunding the gal- Mr. RASHLEIGH seconded the amendment, and said it
the House of Commons, in 1816, gave this permission to I burglaries and garotte robberies, thsne outrages cannot in goods has had a favourable influence on others. Do- barnbeth ............ U. per cnt. 100 o o - 95 Beans
lows was composed of the lowest orders of society. was incumbent on the board to take some step which the defendaiat in all cases, whether of public libel or of I justice be attributed to that system. They may indeed be mestic3 and eheetings for the home tra le have Leen Newßiver ComPallY•• - - - - Ditto foreign
Southwark &Vauxhall - 100 0 0 -
It i 3 proper it should he so, for to them doas Jack should guard them frona being again placed in the undig • Proivate• It Wa3 vett' cOrefullY Prorated as to its details, I reasonably charged, as I have endeavoured te show, on more in demand, and prices are firmer. 61h. T-cleths 61 ci 0
___ 1-01 Peas, white trod yel. 40 to 42 Flour, per brl. 3ss 380
fore . with the valuable aseistance of Mr. Tindal (afterwards West Miodlesex ••• • .. -
Ketch address his lecture, and hoist up his explana, Dified position in which they had been placed be . I the release of convicts before the expiration of a sufficient are in request and seller:. report rather hioher prices. 204 p --
Chief Justice). The feeling entertained in its favour was ! term tif imprisonment • but Buret th mr h ldino of a A good demand is also reported for 27-inch .gadape. Do. Do, ...... 4•. per cent. 51 8 -
BRISTOL-DEe. 16.
tory working diagram. And I cannot see how it They should pause and see whether it was not poesible strong, and I believe nothing prevented it being carried . BRIDGES.
can very well be otherwise, considering the nature they might be yet driven from 135 as they had been pre- except the frequency of prosecutions by ex officio informa- ticket-of-le-ave, the we're fact, th:t ineof tent: clvicZ hay- lanes for America, and 32-inch IVla.depoilarns for India,
in a certain paper iu his possession even if it do no and India jscoriets go oft better. The varn-market, like Dividend Amount
of the exhilsition. A gratuitous street performance tion at that time, which the bill would have pot down. during the week, a large proportion of it in very bad con-
v:ously driven from point A and point B. He did not per of Paid. Price.
th
at eight o'clock on a winter's morning, or any o er
think Mr. Car 1 d d h. • f fß*
presae ha state anyt mg in avour o These formed on the one side the great areument m favour goo can ono arm.
g d d- - h It dealt with according to that for clothe, has received a new impulse, arid the Name of Company.
Annum. Share. dition, to effect wiles of which a reduction of from ls to 2s
der no cir-
kind of slack or tight rope, would, uu . measure, but this raised equally etrong objections ein en ion o ea , 1 ecomes, tln, no in-
of the • • ''' - • th •t t• fthl w •t
h I 1.1. k • business has been ahnost general at rather higher rates. ,
x s. d. X s. d.
-- - per quarter had to be submitted to. Foreign wheat also
met a dull sale at a efinilar decline in value. Barley, best
cumstances, command many respectable private ,
that should induce the board to adopt it as the best on the other, and thus the nentroveisy assumed a party considerable security ;if otherwise, it is bue an empty Exporters to Russia have been buyine rather freely, and
.... '25 0 0 - - maintains its price, secondary rather lower. Oats in
families, or even loungers about town. We shall t A 1 d i as th onne plan yet
p an. _1 he state was, t.hat t w .
8 ''" ' . - introduced it stat
character, and the bill was lost. When, iu 1830, I agaiii I form, though certainly fraught with this inconvenience, some rather large contracts have been given out for 40's Hunger:o3rd.... •• ....
e p osecutions for libel had entirelY 1 that it becomes a source of Public misconception, as the mule twist suited to that merket. Buyers for India, the Southwark ......•• ... .... 10t) 0 0 - - limited demand. Beans and peas as before. Flour sells
Ditto New of 7% p.c. 103 per cent. .30 0 0 - -
also hear that old, appalling fact, that pockets were brought before them which the First Commissioner ceased ; but being imuLdiately after removed. to the House waterloo . i ... ........ .... 'too o o - w slowly, at ls to 2s per sack and barrel lower. Butter in
actually picked under the very scaffold, and that weuld accept. After a few observations respecting Mr. of L:ards, the measures for esta:blishing local courts, and i
I present state of the question too clearly shows. There is Mediterranean, and Germany have alse been snore
no necessity, however, for at once wholly adopting or activp, in addition to more business do'.ng for home Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 11. 12s. ed. \6O 0 0 - - limited request, with turn imbuyers' favour.
Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 1/. Is. Od. .40 0 0 - - _
therefore executions ought to be abolished. So Frank Foster'e experiments in 1351, the hon. gentleman for improving the. proceedings in- bankruptcy, soperseded wholly rejecting the plan of ticket of leave, as it is one consumptien. 28s. '7OlO 3 - -
all others, and I did not proceed with the libel bill. Lord LEEDS-DE°. 16.
they are on the Oth of November, and at the cattle observed that, in reference to a gigantic scheme of this campbell, some years after, undertook the gonsideration of the many CaSes in which we may with advantage firet Mehsrs. John Slagwo a,nd Co., report-" There. has been V!'"hall --••- " - -
GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. A feir Siernand for fine fresh wheat at 2s per qr. below
, show' equally ; but nobody adds that therefore it is Boit, where there wee only one head at work, manY of this important subject, and having referred it to a com- make a trial, which, as I have explained, has nut yet an ri.ctive dem ind throughout tne weee for snap-ion both .
Dividend Amount last Tuesday's rates. Fine barleys is and other descrips
time to pit down lord mayors and farmers. It ill
-- wto, faults must necessarily occur. But it was not the en- mittee of the Lords, the re esent act was passed, which nu .
I.'•i 7 alirce.a tnkoe%tvs'r:dli
been done. Let 500 prihenerh at the end of their con. plain and figured, jaconets, and Itladapollems for the
per of raid. Price. tions 2s che .per. Oats and bears unaltered.
however, gratify Clapham and Tulse-hill to bear • ' - I fortunately is confined to tne case of private libel. This fine innurn. -Share.
gineer who would be blamed ;it was the 4e gent emen ityhiejaeiTerLneongp.reici,e)tshassit Name of Company.
Average price of grain-Wheat, 61s ned ; barley, 45a
rnent be released with tickets of leave, an.d 500 In4a mail
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restriction I was extremely sorry to find received the high others, as nearly as possible under the same circurn- on ties! av a --
that at a quarter to eight thi4 morning Mr. Davis, - -
who sat at that board to • d le• 1 • • r • ii
pass ju gment on Is p an. Th 1 th
sanction of Lord Denman's approval. It is one of the very stances, be related unconc 'trona y. en et e re- •
T-clotles of varionis qu•dities have eleo been in good de- -----
E s. d. E .• d. C/cl; oats, 28s sd. ; beans, 44s 24d ; peas, 455. Od.;
the ordinary told Mr
, . Sheriff Mechi how Marley w i - d - rye, -s. Oci. ,
hateve f b. •t ln hlhel h • f t t l'ff •th '• t I 1-1. le I I •th t elm es be mand, with an ituproved tendency in prices. In nearly British Irovincial .... 71. per c•.•nt. 10 0 0 all
r taey sent up to the Government woul be ew su jet. sonw lc at e mis or nne o(.ier wi comant asw ic may ta re p ace in ewo . s _,..
had requested him to state ' that he very much re- him • but certainly the reasons which he gave did not carefully compared, and the result will be more trust- all other hinds there is a steady business doing, and 15
B.righton .• •• .• •• •• ~ 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 - ,
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gretted Cope's death '-contrite and heart-softened taken to be their own act. Ha hoped, therefore, the ,
shake my opinion. Indeed the permission to prove the worthy and conclusive than any amount of a priori spe- , prices are unchanged." City of London .. •• •• 2/. per cent. 150 0 0 IA 0 ‘)
Equitable., -••••- •• 21. 10s. s 0 0 0 all -
mistaken one ! board would adopt the amendment, in order that they truth seems more questionable in the case of private than 1t•
cu a lon. Ido not bring forward the suggestions con- LEEDS, DEO. 16. European .... .-..- 5/. per cent. 21 0 0 - _ COURSE OF EXCITANGE.-YSTERDAY
„" But lam giving to Marley what avas meant might not have another plan sent back upon their health. in that of state prosecntions ; and I well recollect that in tained in this paper as the only means of attaining the There has been a good market in both cloth-halls this Great Central ........ Mi. per cent 10 0 0 - - • mstertlam.. .... ~- 11 4 Gibraltal ... -. •• -•• ••
1816 some who were the raost stron I di, osect to give . . .. Re. per cent. ,i 0 0 - 8e Ditto, three moiaths .. 11 17 Leghorn ........... .. 29 70
for the gallows-resenons. When you were so Mr. Hows said he wholly disapproved -referring any thi *, • • • •g y P t object in view-that of freeing the country from dange. morning. The demand is quite in fair proportion tu the Emartioal itiehh•• •• •• 5., 001211 0 29
s permission, when public libel is prosecuted, had grea - Rotterdam ...... „.. 11 174 Genoa •• •...05 75
good, sir, as to insert my last letter, in July, you question to other engineers. They had better send up doubts if it should be extended to the case of private slate- rous criminate-but as one means, and one which, so supply of seasonable goodie and pricee are firm. Wool Ditto Deentu• es.. - Stock 100 00 - eiii„o„o ,
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ded the - 0 42 15 0 -- a.
far at leaet as regards an immediate provision for longer also keepe up in price. Tweing the manufacturing' in- Do Continental IstCap. 31. 58. Se u _ _russets .. ....... ~..... 25 37):',; Venice.. „ ............. ,
may remember I told you that I was prepared. to their plan to the Chief Cotnmissioner perfect or imperfect; der. That wo.s not my view, however, and I regar , '
Do. 2d Cap. 4/. Ins. 50 0 0 41 0 1.1 •-• , iamluirgh ........ ••. 13 714 Naples -..- , .....• ... 42',14
be strangled generally, about the streets, night or for it could not be denied that the board dth P
possesse e artial alteration lately effected as beneficial, and cense- periods of !imprisonment for grave offences (which in terests anogether in this district, they have rarely been
,!no:
Do.
3Lt
Cap.
41. 10s. 50 0 0 43 10 0 - kit ' P 130
day, at any time or in any place where I might 1 quently as deserving the support of friends to law amend- itself would have a power ful effect) requires the adoption in a better condition than they are in at present. "
Do. Do. 4th Cap. • 31. 50 0 0 4 t 0 0 - eari5........ .-••.a., 25 25 Messine. ~
' ei 4 best practical engineering talent at their eommand with went, and as likely to end in the more complete improve- of no new principle of criminal law, and could at once The amount of goods and material passing out 1
ant. independent ~. . , ... 51. 40 0 0 all - Ditto, three months -25 67 Lisbon .... - .......• 51%
find myself alone I also told you my house had
' - respect to London drainage. Mr. Bazalgette had him- ment of our procedure. ner cent. 25 0 0 - 5 Mirseir . S
be brought into operation. * * * * * Another into the district, as tested by the rail way traffic, London Part. Preferen. 4„p 2 , . .
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.. ~_ , . 25 67), Oporto ...... - ...... •• 51%
been thoroughly burglarised three times, and, more - • "It may be a question whether the time is not come for we • • • • b fll hkd •conidrbl b httth .1 •t Price .ix .•• .. •...... - 5.. per cent. 60 00520 0 44 ••2 aourileaux ....: .- . tido Janeir0.......•• .. •• -
self stated that his was the gleaning of all the plans that y :in winch crime might e power uyc ec e is sea y a ove ta a e same perm( ias year.
especially, that the police informed me, what with a measure which shall embrace the whole law of libel, Ratcliff ,•,..,, •. •• •• 5/. /0 00lb 0 0 16 Franhfort-on-01aine •• .. 1191 e Buenos Ayres...-. - .... -
It iS also setisfactor that neither merchants nor menu-
- Surrey Consumers .... 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 all 11% Berlin ............ .. a. - , New York ,60 0 a vs' sight re-
the ticket of leaves and the disbanded militia, 'it had been submitted to the several commissions, amount- an er, am e ama ion, or ere are severa o er ma -
El d 1d f t. f th Ith t i would be to render peculiarly answerable, to some ex- . , y
tent for the crimes they assist in producino the land. facturers have any excessive stock on hand. United General .• - • 13s Gd per sh. 50 0 0 - - Vienna .. .: ........ .... 10 40 i Philadelphia . -
was nothing to what would take place when the ing, perhaps, to not less than 160, that had at various ters of importance connected with it beside that to which ' en . • T
lords and proprietors ot the various dens of Iniquity in he Hudderefield woollen market to.day has been Wes.tminster Chartered 61 eer cent- 59 0 0 53 trieste„ ...a . .... .1042 i PSICES OF Et ,LLICN, rr.3 oz.
long nights set in.' Holf this prophecy has been times been suggested. my present remarks have been confined. But in oue re- ~. . , Ditto, New .... •• •• - 50 0 0 a
V -0
0 112 N eetersbure ...... .... 37% . Foreign I,lolc in Bars 43 17 9
whica criminals meet to concert robberies, to turn booty quite brisk. Buyers were present from the metropolis, 10 o o an nte ,ladrie ..........„... 49i4 i Portugal Gold C. iin ~. 00 0
ect it must be allowed that the times are favourable to Western A.
fulfilled I lared not recall to your mind ; and yet, Mr. Deputy HARRISON wished to offer a few remarks
aspfnll and unprejudiced consideration of these questions into money, and to squander away their ill-gotten Scotland, and other places, and their purchases were to a Ditta B ....•• • • - ladiz .........•• .. ... 491 e ! Mexican Dollars ...., 00 0
I think, it was only laet Saturday •Week that the on this occasion, as he had once supported a similar all state prosecutions having for many years ceased, and wealth-the flash houses, the dwellings of receivers of large extent of both winter and spring goods. The re-
INSURANCE COMPANIES. le ercelona ............ - I New Dollars .. ... 0 0 u
Saetile., - a ......... - (Silver in bars .. -- . 0 0 0
authorities shook themselves, and h,aan to take motion Proposed bY Major Lyon. Brit circumstances no party feelings being at all likely to interfere with the stolen geode, the gambling houses, and brothels, * * ports of the manufacturers were generally favourable,
-e, Dividend Amount
steps to meet this frightful and most disgraceful were very different now. The board had adepted a discussion.-Believe me, &c., ** I sincerely believe the English mind to be naturally and the aspect of the trade is oneetf increased confidence.
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. - - -
insecurity. "H. BROUGILAM:' modest, and to entertain an undue diffidence regarding Wool continues to rule high in price, and is very firm. . Annum. Share.
plan proposed by a gentleman more competent than
It F H th d b li. lf " 0 th its power to comprehend any subject with which it is not
enr. . ILL en rea a paper, y imse , n e _____ ______ _ LOCAL SHARE MARKETS-
' " Away with maudlin sympathy and twaddle. - • X s. d X 5. d.
any one else. Nti hy, therefore, should they oppose it ? means of freeing the country from dangerous criminals." familiar-hence there is always a dispoeition to rely im• From the London Gazette of Last Night. 0 0 60 0 0 90 4,13,•
When a ruffian watches for • .1'
you at ni6ht, fractures elbion ....•• •• ...... 71. per c. 500
Did the o •t• ' f •h ` h t 1 n h d h h 1 h h h 1. II th h d t 13 td•d th
ppm ion ar.se rem a wis to t war- eny pan et was oeserve at t e outset t at, a t oug t ere was p ici yon ose w o are suppose o ave 813 ie e ellianee Bzi a and For. 71. 14s. 6d.tis 100 0 0 11 0 0 17%
your skull, lacerates your windpipe, or clogs your 4. LIVERPOOL, DEC. 16.
reposed by their own engineer ? That was impoesible. abundant evidence to prove that crime in this country matter, and whose duty it was to do so. Bet these may Ditto Marine .... „a il. p.c.& bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 42
brain with apoplectic blood, hang him, if you are P WHITEHALL, DEC. 13. 10 0 all riTOCX EXOHANGE.-The Stock Exchange to-day Wes
-
A.thense am. ...... • • • • -
bad greatly diminished, it was notorious that, in addi- either have neglected tee ttudy, or become so entangled
lucky enough to catch him. Shoot him at the del tie' VII In lia nt met,
Was it, then, to ay every ing iar me The Queen has been pleased to direct letters patent to Atlas
tion to a large number of occational offenders, there still in the mesbee of technical knowledge, as to have lost be passed under the Great Seal, constituting and appoint- argus Life ........... 41. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 23 Lancashire and Yoreshire, 970-South Eastea n 221 i•-•••
time if you can, but, if not, hang him. He is ain order that it might be said, " Oh, tine board is in- , , , e ,
existeu a eanu ot roueers and depredators who, in de- sight of the principles on which tee whole superetructure ing the Right Host. Lori! Broughton, the Very Rey Henry Teriti•sh Commercial .. 7i. 10s. 50 0 1 5 0
n 9,44„, Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 34 a vo,-;
wild and dangerous beast, and treat him as such. competent to perform its duties ;we must therefore fiance of the law and of all engaged in its administration, should be besed. And we know by sad experience, that Htrt Milman, D.D., nicharil Ford, Esq., Michael Fara- Church of England .. 71.51105. .5 0
"0 0 (()) 22 00 ; '•0 North Eastern. Berwick, 214-Midlands, 82i ine?,.. °-
When a savage cat flies a.t you in a wilderness, do appoint a commiseion to determine what is to be the made crime their daily occupation, thus rendering every it these principles be neglected, whether in the framing day, Esq•, D.C.L. Charles; Robert Ceckerell, Esq., and 2d)tddOic..l'3l°e'dniarGe•n• ..L•ife spr ct.& bs. 100 e ••., 10 0 0 - Lancashire, 22.t-London and North West ern, lull;
you not, having captured the creature, take it outran." He lamented the want of action on the part' man's life and property more or less 'h; t
insecure. The police or administration of ermine! law, in the government George Richmond sq., •0 be her Alaj.sty's Commissioners Jounty .........• •• • • 4/. 100 0010 0 0 - Great Western of Canada, new, 2.6.3. preuo-Cale ,
home, and place it in the kitchen, give it sops, and ot the board. The act bound them to concur with the were almost as well acqueinted with the latter class of of a railway company, or in the conduct of a great to detter)mn itnheethie sirtebolfuthe pefw Nabtional Gailegy, atiFd. to Crown ..........., •• 1/
51.ses. %) 00 s.
55 00 2 _6-;/. than, :lli g.
say, ' Was it a poor puss, then ?' On the contrar criminals as a tradesman was with his regular customers ; army, the consequence will be most dieastrous. Now it
Y 5 Chief Commissioner - it was therefore of no use to talk , rAerPtorand Arch !eilsoigiVCeosl
al
eoc t i cent': o flntiagEwriitthix :1111,38,3u'; Egl
, Eqauiety'•and Law:, :::: 514 per:cent 100 0 0 5 0 0 sze
you break its back with a stick. that minute if you • •• ' yet they were enabled, for the IDOBt part, to continue happens most for tunately, or, I should more propetly 1/. 20 0 afl 18 MANCHESTER, DEC. 16.
about their undienified position. The board could not in accordance with the recommendation of the Select Cone European Life nuiato
can, or you will try what a wire. cartridge will do if '" their practices with impunity. Many causes combined say, providentially, that the elementary knowledge oi tuittee on the National Gallery in 1853. Family Endowment •• 41. per cent. 100 0 0 4 0 0 -
.STOOIC EXCHANGE.-The market to-day VI 'as -, do,
act without his concurrence • the best thing they could to produee this strange anomaly ; but he would direct any subject, sufficient to guard against great inietakes, General 6 per cent. 50 0 all 5 tit, •
you cannot ; and then it is got rid of. There is no ' ' FOREIGN-OFFICE, Oct. 31. Globe .. ... 5.. per cent Stock. all 101 with the prices rather lower. Midlands, 8 2s-LeL...
expeiase of trap or coppers to the boy who looks do, therefore, was to meet the necesaity with a good attention on that occasion principally to two, the re- is simple and of easy acquirement ; and we may be sure The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint George Gresham Life ...... • • - - -47 5 - 974 4-East Lancashire, 22 a 9-16-North fol./Ugh. nnrt,
after it. The brute is hung and done with, and, feeling, and so accomplish a work which the public were inoval of which would enable them to pluck out the herd that, however difficult it may be to trace any art or Benvenuto Mathew, F I h en • ' C 1 t
esq., ate er aje-ty a onsu a Do. Do. . - 20 050 0 0 _ Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolns, 344 aet -D°T.e
what is a great alvantage past further mischief. anxiously looking to see completed. He bad so niece of hardened criminals. The firSt WaS the frequent science into its minute ramificatione, its foundation must Philadelphia, to be her Majesty's Consul-General for the Guardian .... •• ••• •.. 51. per cent Pie elO 0 0
Imperial Fire... -a- 101. ter cent. 500 0 3 ' 0 e 370
52n 22 3-16-Loiadon and North Westerns, 10G.
r:, f ... difficulty Of presenting evidence of guilt which was ,be laid on the principles ot broad, plain common sense, Russian Ports in the Black Sea. -
Imperial Life -
And if you know there are other savage beasts in confidence in the talent of their engineer that he should . LEEDS, DEC. 16.
not only convincing to common sense but such also appreciable to every one of ordinary understanding. FOREIGN-OFFICE, DEC 15. Indemnity Marine.... sp. ct. &bs. 100 0 13 0 0 95 ion' tea
their lairs, who are only waiting to pounce upon most readily vote in favour of his report. Major Lyon, as was required by technical law, When a police i Unless this be done, we shall have but a house built The Queen has been pleased to approv; of Mr. William Law Fire .. . ... a- -2s& 2s bons MO 0 210 0 3re STOCK EXCHANGE.-The transactions have bet 0 ei-ei do,
Law Lite............. 56. per cent. 100 0 12 10 0 62 to-day. Midlands, at 82/. 155.-North Eastor n, i'se
you, you do not let them wait ; you knock them On no doubt, thought it would be better to have a greater officer came to the conclusion that a particular man on sate', which may iuoeed stand in sunshine and fair Downing. Bruce as Vice-Consul at Ediaburgh and Leith
Legal and General Life 4s. per shale 50 0 20 0 5 No. 4/. pu3.-East Lancashire, 22e-Leeds, 974 e
the head beforehand. When Mr. Inepector Bow- was an ai ua crnnina e was pie a y rig , a g
fall on the north side • h lint 1 • • Ila bbl • ht • !thou( h
.So unquestionably would Mr. weather, but let the rain descend, and the flooele come for the Orieutal Republic of the IJruguay. London
ler 0
boes to the thieves' kitchen to look after ' The Bezel, tte if he Ildob ai • H h d hoed his
oe. co 1 t n it. e a not at . there might not be the slightest chance of a couvic- and the winds blow, and it will soon tall to the ground. BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, DEC. 15. London & Prov. Law - 3s. 50 02 0 0 3
Biehop,' and the 'Pimlico Pet,' who is there also, lion if the case were carried into a court of justice. At I would then entreat the English people to apply that The Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of `,Nifaeciri7r..-;lid..iiti.el7. 'Lie' 4 ,1;8s. & bs. 500 •. 20 0 e
' 62 BIRMINGHAM, DEC. 16.
own views with regard to plan B, but when he was told per cent 50 ' 20 0 3% ee eteedf•
says, 'Do you want me, Mr. Bowler ?' he gets an one period in our hittery it was more irmOortant to pie - ttrung sense for which they are so much distinguished to Privy Council for Trade arel Plantations have received, Minerva ••.•••.. a -5/ per cent 20 e 40 0 - eIrOOR EXOHANGE.-The business to-day we is- e- „don
that the Chief Commissioner would not adopt it he the question now before us ; and to eernand measures through the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. a copy monarch •• -• ',•• ••
_
answer in the negative. But Mr. Inspector Bowler tect the innocent than to punish the guilty, but times were
does want the ' Pimlico Pet,' arid. ought to take him of relief baeed upon simple and intellieibie prin&ples lt
ehould expose himself to ceneure if he were to Like any changed ; and, with the change ot . circutustanhes, he . -, . , • of a Despatch from her Majesty's Consul at R;
to de Janeiro, New Egelialoc,
trans ' ' B •1•• I • • ~ . Pelican ....•• •• - •••• 51 p. ct.
G , per cent 10 0 i 0 0 - and North Westerns, 106 4-Midland, 82a a --MI"-
- -
mating copy of a ram ian mpenal Decree, nen ,
..
.... _..h - ham Banks, 33.
away then and there. In fine, as battnes are some- other course than that of adopting plan Be. He believe
• d thought there should be a corresponding change in our far greater difficulties than beset this ',abject were not
latine the carryina trade between the ports on the sea ilicenlL - - -
procedure, and the law in all its force be allowed to fail constantly surmounted by our engineers, our menufac- 0 - • e Professional Lffe...... 5/. per cent. 6500 10 0 -
times given by country gentlemen to idle London the Chief:Commissioner was anxious to have that plan coaet, of the empue, and the port of Albuquerque, aud ad- - ----- -
fll and swiftl on the criminal. Are ard for the to. turers, and our intrepid sailors, why, then, God help the Provident Life.. ...... 12%. per c. too o 0 to o 0 -
friende, so, I think, that ou some fine oight (not sent up to him, the course ha Intended to pursue having tuerLts of societyv would, in hie inion,t gin, •ustify an act country, we should in a few yeare be in a state ot ruin. mitting foreign flags to participate in it under certain con- Rock Life.... •••• •• .. 72. 5000 10 0 7778 SEABORNE MAILS.
by any means to have its office promulaated), Mr. been already indicated ; and therefore the sooner the declaring tnat ;whenever reaso2ble groLdej could be as- In conclusion, I would submit, for the eoneideration 'of ditions, involving the deposit by the exporter of a sum Royal Exchange ••••••
.14 P. c & brr Stock. all • -
equivalent to the amount of the export duties on the cargo, Sun Fire ........ ...... iYe. p ca& bs. - _
Inepector Bowler, and those of his staianino, should thing, was done the better. signed for believing that atiy person was not obtaining the society, the following resolutions :- which will be forfeited if within one year the discharge Ditto Life ....• I/ 14s. " et.
g n Y• the meat la
bring down all the blackouard (tame in 'London y L • • h'l.-Tbh t m.trt hou'd hay
ti 5 I.r. ESLIE sail he had put some queetions to Mr. 1 That th ' t f h ' ftlel h l 1 l • United Kingdom ...• 4/. & bonus. '2O -0
0 s ili 0 7 (When the date for making up a mail falls on a •-31- d I,n't• the ni-
ts tvin6 y ones means, every agis ae s . e . e exis ence o t e present frequent high. 0 le bow ssou t not be proved by a certificate from the
and pack them securely in bowie for the colonies power to require such person to show what his means of way robberies and burglaries, coupled with the fact Fiscal Station of Albuquerque. Universal Life .• • ..... s'. & bonus. 100 0 0 1.0 0 0 -
'IA remains open until the day tollowlog; except in the case
._,„ op th•
ions, IS re oe-
, Bazalgette, to which writtea answers had been given. Victoria Life ••.. . ... 5. & , onu• - 50 0 5, mail, via Southampton, which, on such occas
With Slid). care that they should be warranted to living really were, and in default of his giving satisfactory that the great body of the people of this country are WAR-DEPARTAIENT, PALL-MALL, DEC. 16. ° eyening previous.] _
___________-•
The, r • '
ecapitulation of the expenses, as thus stated I Y
keep in any climate to which they were sent. '-- evidence, either to require good security for his future honest and peaceable, argues great imperfectione in ou 12th Regiment of Light Dragoons- elejor-Geuerat Sir JOINT-SrocK BANKS. ____-------
Mr. Baztl,rette was raOn
" And, then between those which are forwarded ‘.6 , •-)- honesty or to commit him for trial. A similar p'an had criminal law or in its administration, or iu both. r Lovell Benjamin Lovell, K.C.8., to be Colonel, vice Gene-
. Dividend Amount -- •
Low level sewer from Thames-tunnel eastward to been recommended by Mr. Matthew Hill, Recorder of ral Sir Henry John Cumming, deceased. _____----
in cases for foreirrn use, and those hums; for home -
o 2. That even in cases where there is no •I d b
~ h . . more ou . t Name of Company. per 01 Paid. Price. By v‘ll_,at
west hank of river Lea 74th Peenennente-Lieutenant-Geueral Charles Augustus Made up at Whence By what eir 11,011
consumption, we may make a aTeat difference i 121,500 Birmingham (the chairman), though it was limited to Annum • hare. VOW'
of a man s guido and of his bereg an habitual criminal, Shawe to he the des- Vessel. exp, a..ted
11 From ditto under the Lea to the West Ham Colonel, vice Lieutenant• General Alexander ----- -- --- -
the census of " THE LONDON SCO7NDREL. pumping station
n e t e technical Thomson, C. 8., deceesed. X s. d. £ s. d. - Post Office. patched.
----- _-_, a.- ..._.....-••'
"London, Dec. 15." f!apitalising the pumping there n06,800 way. To a people so wedded to old usages as the English, evidence required by the la th I
w, ecu prit remains at ADMIRALTY, DEC. 11. lustralasia... .. ...... 10/. per cent. 40 0 0 all 100
- - - - ,_---
Alhaul'
The 9 ruile3 2,050 feet shown on Section Be
. BREVET. . Bank of Egypt ...... _ 2e 0018 15 0 18 Lisbon.. -.. i 7tb,170), &I. South- Sultan Dec 016
__ arta
....-..._ _ --are... 92,000 objectionable ; but the practical choice seemed to lie be- her Majesty's subjecte. Batik of London ...... 51. per cent. 10e 0050 0 0 -5: ain
The 10-acre reservoir .. Corps of Royal Marines-Captain John Thompson Aslett Brit sh North America, 3• p. c.& us., 50 0 0 all 60% (;inralt.ir
' ______ tween that or some other means of striking direct at the having been allowed to retire on full pay, under the pro- Ch Bk. Ind. Aust& Ch. 4 , per cent. 120 0 0 e 0 0 __ Gibraltar 1 -1
METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WOI‘ICS. 3. Tnat it is highly desirable that every le 1 b
ga o stacle
£1,472,600 criminal class, or continuing in nightly fear of highway. which, while it is likely to afford a screen for the •It visions of her Majesty's Order in Council, 13th Sept. 1851, City ........... ..... 5/. per cent. 1100 00ro o 0 69 Melte ••• •
-03,--______ • men, burglars, and garretters. But besides the want of to be Major, the rank being. honorary only. Colonial .............. ~ !100 0025 0 0 - Egy..t - Indus 20t1 aof eoleTa
Nearly every portion of the above expenditure his (Mr. is not necessary for the protection of the innocent, gshuot IL Commercial of London. „ 100 00200 0 me ,:cylon ••r 34 of thO. aumton th e
A epecial meeting, of the board W 33 held yesterday in Letn ' ) 1 d
. re s p,ans woul save We the ratepa.yers-namely, by „
greater facilities; for the apprehension of criminals, there be removed. ADMIRALTY, DEC, 12. Eng Scot & Aust. Ch. W. per cent: 20 0 0 all lett inlet
the Couecinchamber, Guildhall, to further consider the to • sit for much reater vi our in eir dis osal
was a neces y g g th p Corps of Royal Marines-First Lieutenant G'3o. Bayles Lt .1 Cm- Bk of Aus 4/ t'2o 0 0
o i.. ... . . . per cen . „ 20 Mauritius
4. That it is highly desirable also that every habitual Heast ' ' • •
hT ' '
pprog at t e ha,mas-tunnel and passing tlae eastern when caueht and convicted. He entirely aereed in a • n [ yto be Captain, vice J. T. Aslett, retired ; Second Do. New ........ .. ~ '20(1 0 , 20 viaCeylon)J _ Ripon
report of the engineer upon the peints of iincharge for offender, especia y w len convicted of a serious critne, Lieutenant Jolla Frederick Crease to be First Lieutenant, 1",
_ondon and County • • ie.. per cent. 50 0 3 :el 0 0 301,4 China
34 4t:theor } Smouth- ...... „
•Tan. 4 • • -
portion :of the northern sewage throueh the Thames- remark tale] 'made to him b the Rev. g dre Turner,
y Y y Y hould be 1- a pion
the drainage of the metropolis ; Mr. Thweites hi the '' im w.isoned for such a period as will, in all vice Heasty, promotes!. Lon, & Eastn lir,kg. C. 6'. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 - l'en'ing '• • 3 month. Bed
turned to the deep intercepting sewer which he proposed of the reformatory at Red-hill, that at present the law, or likelihood, suilace to effect his COM lete rest, • • ,
London 4oint•Stock ... I•2e pc.&be 50 0 0 10 0 0 - Singopore . • . South- Colum- ltot
Elixir. its administrators, cf;en treated crime as if it were a p , rmation , COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORDS-LIEUTENANT. Londr, end Westminstr 16.. per cent. 100 0020 o o 49y. '
‘ustralia(viai 51 ran. 12 •• 1 =tiptop Ida, Dec.- jac
to construct and bring from Putney, through Surrey and that wheu there is no reasonable ros ect of refer- the Cap.o)• •
MAIN DRAINAGE SCHE3IE.-ADJOURNED DEBATE. plaything instead of a stern reality, and meted out P p County of Stafford-Job Meigh, Eeq., to be Deputy. Nat. Provinciaeof Eng. f t 0
100 0 35 0 0 -
and Kent, to Sea Reach, about 101 mile 3 below Graves- e . . . te . 'nation he should he confined for life. Lieutenant. Dote. New .. ••• • • • s s 20 oirl 0 0 - •
Cape of Goo,t
This question having been read- viz,, that the report e„d • • - punishments which were ,utterly insumment to effect a -, Ditto ditto - Ito:•e ••• - •. Dart- ~.., g glsll4
.He wishei the board to decide aye or no. Would 5. That as an important step towards the attainment Count ' • Ft '
yof Kincardine-James i zmaurice acott Esa elauritius .• E earl. 5 „
..
mouth we% Jana 725 -13-
ure and thereby to give permanent security to , to National Bank - - Z,e3.,,,„ •• , •
-of the • •• •
eneineer in reepect of the outfalls at Be, suggested of this object it is the opinion: of this seciety that the to be Deputy-Lieutenant. Lindsay
they as the re resentatives of the metro olis, decide in re 3 • ' q I •• 1 hich had
ociety. eevera crumna. cases w , New eoeth Wales
in Capt. Burstal's repert, end approved by Sir B. Hall. - ' P P !'s" 4th section of toe 16th and 17th Viet., c. ee, laying County Palatine of Lancaster-Charlie Berkeley Moly- nrientai Bank Corpora. 10/. per cent. 25 o 0 ,e ee Lisbon. •••• •1
favour of Mr. Bazelgette's plan ? They ought not to do cently been disposed of in the metropolitan elm • 1
20 0 0' 15 0 0 1414 Madeira .. . I
be adopted, P e 'down a scale for substouting imprisonment for neux, Esq. (late Captain in the 4th Light Dragoons), to Ottoman Bank -
it. The elevated ;position of the iron aqueduct NI ould offices were here referred to in illustration. Is one transportation, should forthwith be repealed and term be Adjutant. Frovincial of Ireland 3l.p. ct.&bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - CaredeVerds I I al
Mr. WARE, alter some prefatory remarke, sOid that it o of these, robbery with personal violence was visited Ditto, New Bl. per cent. 10 0 0 ail - Brazil
expcoe the sewa c: to he frozen, to which no remed of imprisonment adopted instead, fully equal, to those osf BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. ol Tan. 9„ 0 T 12 1
amar Jr u•
appeared to him they had no :Alternative but to adopt g ' with a. sentence of three months' imprisonmen t tonian.„..... ...... 51. per cent. 25 0 0 all eee BuenosAyres ' i ampton
could be •
applied. He would not on that occasion enter in the House of Correction with hard labour ;in another transportation ; subject always, as in the case of traus William Wiggins, paper manufacturer, Hawley Mills, south
•Australia•••••• - toe per cent. 25 0 0 all e`'e. Falkland Is-
t/7 4 I
the plan then before them. They could not remain where • portation, to the mitigating power of the crown. - Dartford, Kent. Union of Australia.- 111. per cent. 25 0 0 all , lands..
t In
in ois own plans, but no plan snort of a total abolition a notorious impostor, who had for years, been carrying tor E d • „ - 2100 8% , •• .
B est indiese J
they were, nor could they retrace their steps. Various aer. DGAR a tut tted that it would be a great alvan- BANKRUPTS. 15 0 0 3 0 0 - ) , .
of cess - ' 1 L -
puma wou d make ondon what it ought to be. on his depredations by means of begging letters, received taoe as reearded the immediate securit f ' Henry Christian, coffee merchant, Mincing-lane, City, Union of ilamburg• •..
e d inapc&s/.es. 50 0 0 10 0 0 - (except P
oLjections had been-raised to the course he advieed. It y
.o society to liven o. Lon on ...•. . 100 0050 0 0 - vane ll'ila:1
a like sentence. No doubt, it was remarked, the worthy ' ° 1 d to surrender Dec. 29 yard Jan. 28, at twelve, at the Court - I Honduras et:
Mr. TURNER ho d h b d. Id 1
pe t e oar wou not accede to tle empower the po ice to arrest angerous criminate even • U i'v Mutual .... •• • • - , 100 00,50 0 0 44 'St and Mitg" ''''
was said that they would, to month extent, forfeit their magistrates who poosed these sentences did what they :, of Bankruptcy. Pannell, official assignee, Guildhall-cham- Western Banko, Londn Veriest, 1). 2d and 17th
arneudment of Ala. • • •
pr LyOn. He did not conceive it thou h t • ' bl '
g no recen crime were prove e ; but it might be b . T .k a . 1 t 6th of .nerli
character for independence, and become merely the in- , et. . . believed to be right ; but for the great objects of punish- ers , at, er, Greville, and Tucker, St. Swithin's-lane. Doc Ks.
Atrato the ....
possible that her M •
ajesty s n mat Commissioner would of even greater importance to preserve the princi I
p es on ; ampton
Samuel Gifford sail cloth and canvas merchant Mark- - -------e- Dividend Amount Nee/Granada month.
etruments of the Minister, Undoubtedly their position ment such sentences were utterly fut .
ile Citations were which our laws were founded, and which had such a lane, City, Jan. 6' at half- ' of rad. Price. Chi" "- -
1 i eolith.
reject tiaeir scheme. It would be prepostereue to say then rnade from Mr. Chesterton's " 'Revelations cf Prison past one, and Feb. 3, at twelve, per
ence on the natio Name of Company
was somewhat of an equivocal nature ; for, while in the powerful influ nal character. (Hear ) et the Court of Bankruptcy. Graham, ofncial assignee ; Annum. Share. Peru ~...
what the Chief Commissioner would do, or what he Life," the author bovine been for a long period governor Th tprt of the question, thou h undoubt dl 1 • • • • ______
_____ _
_______
_too California .:
. g . ey r eserving Bennett and Paul, Size-lane, City. J
initiation of a sc'neme they were free and independent, would IP It • ftb • • C ldb hfi Id d f t d a' a •
recomment ar lament to do, but he believed o e prison in a at -es, an rom are urn ma e of consideration, was surrounded with difficulties. Joseph Loader upholsterer Walworth Dec. 27, at half- ww....... n s. d. 4s. 4. i6•at Of wain".
Yet, after having submit°
. eted, as they were regnired to do by Mr. Shepherd, the govereor of the great pri,•on at t l d'r I) 4 ' ' fB k Commercial a•••• •• .. 51. pr cent. Stock stock, Honduras •• / }. South-
, that Sir B. Hall would find plan B* efficient for its pur- Mr. VAUGHA.N concurred in most of the views ex_ pas e even, an te . ,at two, at the Court o an - D ltOCk -- 1\ assail .... St Dec. 17 .. Atrato ' the, lena
that Preference „ ampton ras onta•
scheme to the First Commnsioner of her itlejesty's Wakefield, which serves for the whole of the West Rid- ~ -
Bo Poses ; and that it was not nece f ' • •
ssary or tne interest of pressed by Mr. Hid. The period of punishment in the ruptcy. Graham, official assgnee; Hewitt, Nicholas-lane,
Ett-sl)•and West inaia 6/. pr cent. Stock.
leg of Yorkshire, with the view of illustrating the hard- Gland eurry D. & Canal 4/. per cent. 100 6 0 00 7) 0 ---- Mexico .... South-
ard of Works, they became subject to his veto. But the ' • case of hardened criminals had hitherto been too abort City' NI T 2 }
a ....
metropolis to take the sewage lower down the river, ened toe 0000 " Ravine .... -11. ampton
surely it cbaracter of a large proportion of the pri3oners and Charles Henry Davis, builder, Deptford, Dec. 27, at rio. Loan Notes -•• , ~
could not be a great concession on their part f reformation Such
to afford a chance o . . . persons hag Do. 5 per cent. Pref. 5, pr cent. 25 0 0 0 io,CO
to see and that all the injury which was apprehended to odes) the futility f h t • • Of 59 • '
os or imprisonments. prisoners in •il bee half-past twelve, and Feb. 4, at half-past one at the Court
. • ....... e 0 0 - Madeira .... CO
-
4uP to him a plan which they themselves a genera, y o nursed in crime, steeped in poverty fB. ' son SOD, fmndon . -.• „ •itock ,* , -). ny- Niger Jet 0* 6
n• from it was a mere chimera. the latter gaol, 10 were known to have been liberated on ao. ed to eve t t 1-•
ry emp ation and society had
I 0 ankruptcy. Stansfeld, official assignee ; itiek ' ettl p t , • ' .oe, ...,,
St. Katnanne •••• •• - ,2 . er cn . Mack. ten,riffo ...E Dec. 23 - j mo 'ill
__
proved, and which the 1 ' o kno w would meet Aft e tickets of leave, and two were known to be returned n expos . . , and Anton, Cannon-street, City. southampton .• •• ...• 4 per cent. 50 00so "n W C.of Africa iii'fl"
with int fu, - ymu reason t ..r a few observations by Mr. Crellin, Mr. Offer, rower done its duty towards them, because it had Thomas Chile°, victualler • at nor Warwick-
,ot Aston a, . . Victoria ..•• ....a... 5/. Os per c. 20 -"0 1 - British North a gia
0 } Liver. 22 •
11 acquiescence It a e ^red to Lira that the and 7. Ir. Hawkes, . transports. Many persons, it was remarked, attributed ner done its best to rescue them from their deora. shire Jan 2,1 end 2'l t half-nest eleven, at the BlTnItOg• Ditto New .. •• •• •• 0200 0 ' 19,14 America .. aE Every Fri. Niagara Dec •
pool
difference bet . Pp
" c the recent Increase of heavy crimes to the discharge of a daev. we . . 0 '• t ' '-'- 'a . '• . • ssienee, firming- ~ ,200014 0 0 ' - United Statcs 3 .cool
ween the Chief Commissioner and them- totin. n did not see why imprisonment for long ham District Court. Christie, official a .
selves was, to The amendment was put and ne ' d
gative . portion of the army ; but of the 59 prisoners in Wakefield _wow_ United States Dec. 23 and 19 8"
Liver-
. at the board looked at the difficulty which • b d
periods should not e ren ered even more than self- ham ; Smith, Birmingham. LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES, aRecE BritishNortll F. alternate Ericsson Dec • -
• had arise Mr. CARPMAEL then re 1. • • 1 • G 1 1 hd b Id • h 1 I
p red, when the origina motion ao on y one a eeu aso ler in t e ate war. n 'th Cardiganshire, Dec. _____ S. pool
ntobe ot . . eupporting. There were, for example 7 000 000 urea John Jones, draper, Aberystwi , .
t 1 District Court. America .. ruesdays. , WO;
Divideud Amoe-nt United States a to
South- 28 Mg
c
spirit of the A, ore owing to the letter than to the was put and carried, there being on a division 23 in strono and advantageeus contrast, continued the paper,
of waste laud in Ireland, of which ' ' . '
nearly 5,000,000 were 29 and Jan. 27, at eleven, at the Bris o.
dSn f C
1 • Britten an ons, . ame o ompany. per British North aal Dec. 17 ..} Fulton De •
tof Parham t • •
en , whereas Sir Benjamin with le feeble measures that he had mentioned of the fficial assignee, Bristo , of
Hall thought the favour of it and 13 against it. lleged to be capable of celtivation ; and why sh Id t Acraman, o Paid. Price. amptort
ou no tnnum. Share. America .. 3 'tngl:/i
words of the act-constituted the spirit ni t pence inagistratew stood two judgments lately pronounced, a .
1 1 d " Bristol. Bradford, Yorkshire, Jan. - - _en, ___ Liver- N. Ame- ee ta '......!___61._2__--"
______,
of the enactment, and. n tile motion of Mr. FEw,secondeO by Mr. CARPMAErir ld h d crumna sbe emp oye in reclaiming them ?
one by Mr. Baron A erson, w o sentence one garrotte m e, , , , , , Tom Fowler Slater, grocer, 1 _ Canada •• .. i E Dec. 23 .. I
that it was not within bis province • von at the Leeds District p o wean
r. ALLEICINS tuougat tnat before a ticket of leave 13, at twelve, and Feb. 2, at.e e , 4 s. dIX s. d
to depart from the strict i it was resolved that the plan Be be submitted by the robber, and the other by Mr. Baron Watson, who sen- • Ld• B tl d Stank of Scotland -•• 7 per cent. 100 CO. 100 0• •
, 0 assignee, ee s . en ey an Britis ' a 198/0s
nternretation which he had ut was granted the judge who passed the sentence should C •t Ho e officla h Lenen Company M-Morning. E-Evening.
81. per cent 100 0
upon it. It was said th e - P chairman, accompanied bY the engineer and clerk of tence,d two garrotte robbers, to transportation for life_ out . It .!
d C riss and Cudworth. Leeds. Caledonian Bank .... 0 100 s s 229/0s
a.t the b b 1 d h•
e consu te on the sueject. Wood, -Bradfor t a . 8/. Per cent 10 0
oard ought to carry their equivalent, probably, under present arrangements, to im• 0 210 3/ 15s
' plan much further than ,a the board, to the Chief Commissioner of her Majesty's h ',owning, jun., ironmonger, Hartlepool, Dec. 30, city of oiastrow Beta 5/. per cent. 1 ........-....----------ooe•en
Josep th
a proposed • and indeed, he • nt for life. All three men were well known to the Mr. HASTINGS, the secretaiy, said it woe remarkable 1 n and Feb. 10, at twelve, at the New. Clydesdne Bank .... 5 ' 000 10 •,' t) 12/155 e- r des_ ,
was not certain tbat that ' ' Works. prisonme f. at half-past eaeve ~ }e/. p sent 20 00100 1 13 19. •• re *age °' ot
that the very men who some t' t C urt Baker ffi ' I •
ne Dis ric o . , o cia assignee, C, • A shocking •
might not be the ultimate police and therefore, uiader a good' system, their career years ago were most or
castle-upon-Ty mmercltal Bank .. 71. per cent 500 0 0 100 0 0 23610. DEATH FROM DESIITUTION.- °tie°
decision of their proceedings. 1 The following protest was then read and entered on
rod ' ward in opposing measures which would have checked Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; Turnbull, Hartlepool; Forster, i,
eaBtem 1_ ank .... ...a to t he i' .. Ilie
6/. per cent.
t had been objected d I T fth I 'I, h d
ght have been steppe ong ago. wo o ecu poi s a , 25 0010 0 1 12,e es from destitution has just been brought
ehnb. & Glasgow.... 3% /. p cent. 5 Nei Apin gt01:1 • .7,
eir astonish- , tle-u on-Tyne. 0 fSt Mary, __, 4
that this would be an imperf the minutes :- been at large on ticket of leave. After adverting to the i
cr me, were now the loudest in expressing th
tte _0 0 . Newcas P National flank ...... the parochial authorities 0, •
en per cent. .1.00 0 0 1050 00 oi) 51819. 0",, 1 abc luttoot
Burrell, P ce
ect Plan. That •
might be ; relent at the state of things that had arisen. a h I, Et acobs John Jacobs a
Abraham J , , nd Henry Jacobs, .
hut it would be complete aa far ae tt 14We, whose naines are undersigned, do hereby i
teguify substitution by the Act of 1853 of penal servitude tor trau. Northof ecottand Bank 5/ .per cent •20 0 0 210 0 5/ 5s deceased person is a Mr. Alfred
Id be a tittle • ti, ts Crown-street Finsbur Dec Ro al Bank • 11 known in .../sTe,ssi.l4 lap
went. Tile board our protest against the proposed plan for the drainage of s ortation, Mr. Hill said the reduced scale of impritonmen t the public in general, at all events, wou . mereh n , , y, . 29, at haif-past 3! of Scotia .. 51. per cent 100 0 0 100 0 0 I4oi s who was fo-merly a eolicitor we .
exit, +ate d i ibe r 0
-were not to Herne for the dna . Union Bank of Scot 8
y which had occurred. the metropolis, whereof tho outlet is marked B*, because iE connexion with the ticket of leave system appeared to i•so°• leven and Jan. 28 at one at the Court of 13.
more reasonable, and now that the evil had been: i e , . ~ , . ankruptcy. I.per cent. 100 00i50 0 1 102/10 cataberw-11, &a, having on one occasion F
sc ,r oe yeite,
Sir Benjamin Hall had told them we believe- vered, wouldjindeavourto :.pply th Western Bank • . a • •'
e remedy. As reearded Pennell, official assignee, Guildhall-chambers ; Liuklater •• •• 71. per cent .5000 50 1 e 42/les • estr clerk. or
that whene him to have been a great mistake, and to be a main cause Alliance Fire ter parish for the office of v Y les bits, P
ver he re- o 9 T II Ih d b 1 H kwood Sise-lane and Lice.. 8% /. pr eerie 100 eOll 0 e 17112 i imself to intemperate .- e wet
ceived their plan it would be submitted by bon e. hat concentrating the discharge of the sewage of
of the numerous burglariee and highway robberies that the ticket-,f-henyesyste ,
mbe thought Mr. il a elm an, ae , . . .
se milliner L • '
British Guarantee . 41 per cent 10 0 0 20. 11 past, having addicted li .
12s t aed was cb et ely ..r.
of the most eminent enoineers- in the k• ‘---
e • iugdona. If he
to some the metropolis at that point would seriously endanger the •
health of the inhabitants, either by giving rise to new d T t•
harl lately been committe . o secure protec ion to t e
h far too lenient in speaking uf the mode in which the new Harriet Ro „ ynn. Dec. 27, at eleven, and Caledonian Fire Insue• 10: •
er cent. 100 0 0 10 0 a 25/ 0
law had been ad ••elI s an undoubted fact Feb. 3, at one, at the Court „f Bankrupted. soots/ad, City of Glasgow Lite.. eL•pPer cent. 25 00205 1/ 5s had become a, deplorable objec ~. .1., wr dal;
his friends and acquaintances. w . ,
ep
hho
British public, equal to what existed previously, the , ministere . twa s
with all the advenoegee of -his position, leo • ' forms of disease, or by considerably augmenting the mor- h'lt f 1 b- • nted wltil very little official assignee ; Sole, Turner, and Turner, Alderman- Coionial Life ......... 51. per cent. 50 00300 5/ hs ported by --- fotby a police-constablp in ti ano
uired as a • of imprisonment should have been made longer tat tic ets o eave had een gra
val or disse . tality occasioned by those to which we are already periods bury. Edinburgh Life Tnsur. 5/. percent. 100 0015 0 . 31/ 10 since he was out
' a dying state, and was 0
who ought never
justification of his appre nt the discrimination, and given to many nr arentiy in
counsel of s •
object. instead of shorter, and he would venture strongly to urge Richard Griffiths the older, and -Richard Griffiths the Eng. & Scot, Law Life 51..,er cent. 50 00350 1/ 8s worth-road a, .) h h hortly aft r ,1•1914 t
In the case of very ) 1. orkhouse, w ere e s len
men ot the highest standing in the env, n
-1 -e"irig profes. "2. That the construction and discharge of the main that no time should be lost by the Legislature in enacting to have received them. (gear.) younger, brass founders, Hatton-wall, Dec. 27, at twelve, .
toensant. of ieetland 6/.per cent. 40 0 0 3 0 06/ Ins movea to toe w
it sie t in a bed for mon, LI ir,
b•amed for the t* steali f a tur-
small thefts inch for example as the ng o tre and Life 6/. per cent. '0 0 0 14:!2/ Os 1 Tee bad e( p
and Feb. 3, at eleven, at
Ethe Court of Bankruptcy. Gra-
. Ilion, was that board to be . lune winch sewers ae now proposed is likely in the opinion of those that the periods Of imprisontilent 8110111 d be fully equal ,
h h ' • ' - 's . b' e to substitute for North British insur... 71. per cent. 200 0 0 20 •
0 ' 37/ Os exPire" • t andering about the streets.
the consideration of that plan had hitherto (news, d 2 well qualified to judge to injuriously affect persons em- to those of transportation, though at the same time he nip, .e t ought it might be de /rah
The _ , .
I; ham, official asmgnee ; rnmett and Son, Bloomsbury. Northern Assurance Co. - 20 0 0 100 I/ Ils spent the nigh w
Pie • ployett upon the river, as well as to damage the navigation was not for destroying the motives to good conduct b Oi a cer-
imprisonment a eysteni of fines ;te fi ea . g , . sprite. Scottish Provincial .... - 50 0 0 200 2/ 178 .../.
ge entertained no apprehensien at the plan being sob_ tain proportion to the value of the article stolen, matt William Fraser, cabinetmaker, Leeds, Jan. 12, at twelve, Scottish Union Insrnc. 7%/. prcent. 20 0 0 10,, I/ iss „,.......--......-_-__=7--7--- ---
of the stream, and thereby to iniperil those commercial •
which had late! been held out to one class of prisoners
Y , _
. emitted to other engineers. He had fall confide - fa •• -
lace io cilities which have been the chief source of the prospe-
but rather for extending them to all ethers. He was der that it i 1 Feb 9at eleven, at the Leeds District C
magistrates being entrusted with power to or , / anc • o , , ourt. Hope, Standard Life ...... •• , 5/. per cent ell 00 7 0 201 os BIRTHS
I,ette and rity of this metr olis h uld be worked out either all at once or by instal- official assigwee, Leeds ; Barret, Leeds.
the talent and experience of Mr. Baza e , be. „ , ols • • l setisfied that by thia meaner, especially as the rural police s--° . MISGELLANEOUs d,
6. That the evils which would otherwise resu t from .- te Such au alteration woul , e elieve , ten te
d 13 b d d Richerit Williams, tailor, Liverpool D oe
, ec• et, and Jan
lieved that that gentleman was quite competent to the defective out/ets of tho t • • -d bly were now being exte .
nded throughout the country, a men ' • 16 at eleven, at the Liverpool Dittriet Court. T • Divideno Atnount - -• -• - 'sea '4
presen sewers ate (-oust era rime in the lon run. Among reventive and i
diminish c g . p . the 15th inst. at 34,
' Clifton-road, St. J 0 nix ss
atened arid he should tnitio•at ck might be given to crime. Colonel Je'r,b fficial assignee Liverpool ; Evans and S I: urner, Name of company• per •of Paid. Price On ' •E-
-undergo the ordeal that was thre . , e eti by their discharge at several points extending great che . .
newen re,medial measures applicable to children he attached on, iverpool.
hat risouers sent abr ° •'W• lk
Messrs. Syeis, •I ar , and Co., merchents Li .Annum. Share ' the wife of RC. Baxter, sq. of
the adoption of °vet a considerable distance whereby the dilution of the stated in his evidence t p
°ad
-"b" • i t t od edue t. dtt er Hanwell, tt Le 'Wife
- On the 14th inst., at the Grove,
therefore, with ful' cenadence, vote for specia. impor ance oa go ea ion, an le prop , verpool --
. - Sewage is much faciln t I ' h b the ro osed lan 1,
w ereas g tee made very nearly to support themselvee. The appre. and London, Dec. 29 at twelve, and Feb. 2at el 4 s. 1. 4 s .-t
• - H. Buchan, Esq.
the plan B*. such dilution w LI I a.e(-
' P 13 i PII • ' d b some persons, that if many in use of reformatories. The adoption of these measures
the Court of Bankruptcy. Nicholson, offici'al even'
at emu eh 1 T
ou neither be so rapidly nor so e ectua y hension entertaine y an arcoa ron to 0 0 20 0 w , e
member who Perfltrmed. wouid he was convinced, lead to a great diminution in B isinghall-street ; Lawrence, Plew 1 assignee, ' •• 20 0010 0 0 OF A DAUGHTER.
Mr. BRISTOW was of opinion that every
"4. our criminals were not sent abroad the number would , s, am Boyer, Old '
efrican Steam Ship .. .. In of ?Is ,
had originally voted for plan B was houn to vo
d ' te for mern That the Metropolis Local Mona t t 1 l • t w s unfounded. The
lel statute gemen eic is a re- become unmanagea )ygi ea , a the number of habitual offenders. Jewry-chambers. Assam Lea .......... Gl. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 _ •
On the 14th inst., at 50, Chancery-lane, f ,he wi
d said Purpos f , and this board has been created for the number of habitual offenders was far less than was Mr. WILLIAws advocated a ressrt to transp . .
ortation William Eames Ffeathfieln and William Ab Auctisn Mart•• .-..- 24 / per cent 50 e'7 - 34% , -an ir
25 e 1 19 0 r., 25 G. B. Coulcher.
• plau Be. (" No, no !") Their own engineer ha 4 , e 0 renaed • • - • ioh • t Prince (mere p urrow, ma- Australian Aeteculturi -• the wife of Franco ,--
, oi gre,,,„ yule, existme evils not for the production d end even if it were meal greater in the case of criminals convicted of agrarian Offences nUfactur•sa ''' ei..n" s'e, . s's .--e, -,insbury, Dec. 30, Australian Trust .• •• 7io• pr cent ion oOV, e 0 _ On the 14th inst., at Clifton,
that P*
, was not so good as his own plan, but enormous res
cit WaS -111 -r and M - ' ' oenerally suppose , .
ore intolerable, by the construction of two e
Id cl•ffi n • country like this iu and criminals who had committed offences against at twelve, and Jan. "41, a.t. one, at the Court of Bank- '
Austrastan Royal %tail - 10 0 0 all 4 M.N.'.
be no i cu ty in a - ford, Esq., late 9th Ree .
there wou ruptcy. Edwards, official assignee, Sainbrook-court • Anglo-Mexican Mint.. 11. 10s. 10 0 1 ell
reality the plan which the board hail a!ready submitted metrically orzzicrs for Sewage, which we hold to ba dia-
f 1 a d rofitable labour for them, and that woMen, contending that with good previous diecipline
t see to the first pr- •1 to the spirit of the act and repugtrant finding "ge "n P . Hyde, Ely-place, Holborn. ' British American Land 5/. per cen, 50 0040 ti ~ --_-. It Apewl B D. Is
to the Government. (" No,- no !") He could no without any perceptible effect on the labour market. such persons might turn out useful colonists. Canada ..... „.. a - et. per ceet I°S"toc°k ° t'' in " 12i .
• t . at St. Giles-in•
.the-Fields, JrneP
"5. That inciples of sanitary eneineerino Robert Yallowley Barnes, floor cloth manufact re ergot'
any distinction between them. to relieve ourselves
itis bad in 1 e'
ID.
of our criminals by thrusting them The CHAIRMAN believed that, in the present ttate of
aw and contrary to natural justice To attempt to get rid . City-road, Dec. 29, at half•past 0 Fer, Do. 5 per cent Bond.. 5/. pet ceel 000 0 e ,
ne, and Jan. 28 at Ditto 5 per cent Ws 5. per cent Stock ir! 0 0 _ On the 16th ins .
C or e only son of M •
r Andrew, of
N w-stroet, e-4 etoo
d ht • ' e• • wiz.'
Major LYON, in re ! to some remarks made by Mr. others, and that a cif a nuisance by transferring it to on our colonies was a selfith and lazy proceeding ; and, the public mind on the subject, a proposal to lengthen eleven. Peunell, official assignee, Guildhall•chanebe'rs ; Ditto,' 6 per cent. •• 6/. per ceni Stock 100 0 0 ii 33
'e
g 'to Harriet, eldest ang
e ,r of William P
.
Wilkinson in the debPa Y . tl end successfully renrirsetilh attempt will be firmly, legally, moreover, none of the other colonies appeared inclined the Periods of imprisonment would probably meet with Norton, Son and Elam, New-street, Bistimpseate. Ditto, 6pc. Ms 1784 el. per cent. Stock 11)() 00 _
41
square' Bond-street. coos,
te on Tuesday last retpecting le . SCOT Diane pc. bds 1876 6/. per cent Stock 100 0 0 _ of New '
Sato
conduct of th d • • er
t• ievously to injure. by those whom it is proposed so to follcw the examPle of Western Australia. Suppos- general approval ; but the misfortune was, that the pub ea SEQUESTRA.TIONg. w
' H Itebe, C. 8., r ,
Di Su v•vilig son °': ee W S'"
th inst., at St. our Church, UpPert the lats
e eputation which waited on Sir Benjamin
"6. That it is not t • •t should be determined, for whatever reasons, not tic were centtantly oscillating between severity and leni- William Simpson, plasterer, Perth. Crystal Palace
Hall, ob he intent' . ing i Ditto Prefererre 7l pr. cent. 5005 0 0 0. Colouel 1. •.Rbe- ' y r I ,it
~.., •
served that the ilePutation attended on the Chief permit the discharge of 'aewa e ton of the Government to to attempt to revert to an extensive use of transportation, ency, so that it was difficult to cary out any fixed princi- David Scott Collins, clothier, Perth. Cry& rat: ce of France _ 40 0 all iQ; William ° ' li•C BK C. He, an' . job°
Commiseio e lower point, and file" P"int B*' b-ut to convey per cent - _ - Coterie...or
r 00,,..,,,.
y 0,3, . , • , .3, e liso
City Nevigation Bond F 3 41. - to Louisa GOO in' igeet daughter et, lo'n
ner upon tile cometien of the outfalls only. it to soin but to attempt, in its stead, long terms of imprison- plea. It was mentioned in the paper which had been read Robert Watson, upholsterer, Campbelltown. PT EI C ' '
They had nothing 119 that his plan is not suited f engineer having informed der Baring Electric Tele.eraP/1 • • 6/. per cent. Stock. • 'IO 1 i• 36
ent the important question at once presented that he waS the originator of the proposal that convicted Alexan Dui. merchant Glaseow Illatthle, Esq., ---•-• •' a Home Service.
whatever to do with the question of : .. • , or further e . - w
xteninon, we con. m , -________, .
Eng.& Aug. Cop. Smelt. 50 e an
deedorisation. It s t
sider it in el ery re pec unbe •
cornine this bd t b't b d •th • ron d lib rat d• '
itself, what watt to e one wi propene a an e e criminals who were believed to be engaged
oar osu mi FIRE.-Yesterda ---------7----- Eng.&lris. Mag. T. Co. _ 50 0 0 all - DIE D. (1,
was true that, after the subject of the it to the Governrcent for its approve). their liberation - that was, with those who will in nefarious practices should be required to show by y morning, about eight o'clock, a flre, Equitable Reversionry 5/per cent. .00 0 •• f.: n n _ w•rcl A' .
outfalls had been d' 0 15th int , Varr.° ' ito"
iscussed, the Chief Commissioner did " FRED. DOULToN. a ea. caueed by the carelestnese f - 50 0e2210 0 - On th et ,at Blomfield-street, Ca
put some questions to th - "W. PENNI:B. w . ISltsicssr. be liberated, for to the incurably criminal the what means they obtain a subsietence. Six yeatrhn ago
I the premises ot M ' o some boys, broke out on
neDnitt,ce',Neerez izgh.e,,th
51. v c
and
ii
00 0
~ ,
.t,
~ 0 _
Charles Irvine, r .;ommander of the clip! sar shiP
e engineer respectino the size" " A. L IRV
"T. DIFFANGER. .. ~,. „„: /NE. day of liberation ought never to arrive. There that nation was quite a new one. It was revel ig o a Hedges!, a cow.keeper, in Phoenix _
of the reservoirs, but so 1' • . . and Middle Gen. I. Sc. Col. Wm.) 4`' o,' all , •,ter'
hority, and sex- - Cr tal • fl 4 i
v riARRIS. nlence in Ins annual reports, showing many minds, partly on the ground of aut . . streets, Somers-town, which resulted in Gen.:,teamNavisration nowere! & 15 0 r. 14 ,-, 0 - ,
Atte aid he (Major Lyon) think " R. TAYLOR. 4 4
_T A _..,_ Was much evi g On the 150' , inst., James Cockshott, FOP* °
that that had anything to do • • e • nt. wieHOLAY.” • •
that when a prison had been for a considerable partly on principle. As to authori ,
ty it was one of the the total destruction of the premises and of five valuable London Gen. Omnibus 121. per cent 40 0 all 0 3% • Virt33i
with tne immediate object "W. BAWKES. he her he 00 wS• B n's Bay.. •• •• •, 5/. per cent. Stoe,k Stock -‘ P°°l' eue lar,
of the deputation that he interposed an observation for The board then adjourned. _ •d u der good management, and the public had had laws of Solon and Athens, that any citizen.
perio n 0 . . wll td
on out, but et: great exertions one of the animals was got
Illuundsgerford .. •••• •• - 2'. ss. 100 0 0 11 -
a Ou the I:et
r th inst tth R I H ital -.gas f tntn
~ a e oya 00P -'
ctor c
• • f satisfying themselves on that point, the had been convicted of crime or not, might be ca. ad no sooner reached the street than it re- Lon. Ne &Na. Mauso. ,1 _ 10 0 0 all - Lindsay. encl., M.D., the senior mediaal in spe
the purpose of preventing any .......__________-----,.-........-- opportunities o h ceh litlePob. turned i
further discntsion on that t - din ult of procuring employment for US inMateS On tO aCCOUnt to a tribunal for the manner in woi , nto the midst of the iterate+, and perished with London Reeersionee. ; . per cent. le e • all -• esteblisit ment, aged 57. It. I;' i'..
ic y _
Mex & S. American 10 0 0 all 3e
point. At the same time he admitted th NEw SAILORS' HOME, SUNDERLAND. -Th hd• ' ' hed • but still instances tainedhis subsistence ; and with regard toourownc°nntrY, tne others. The surrounding preperty was much da• On thw 12th inet., at Pan, Basses Pyre neon ee ence
at they ought e New their liberation was muc iminis , Nat. Discount Comp.. _ 25 0 0 50 0 0 and ent ler son "
to discuss everY Point relating to this °•I ' Home t Sunderland, was °Petted on Mond, _ot le_ _ where that was not practicable, or where it was au integral paot of Saxon police', that n° 'Pa" InYeri by fire and waer. N.S.W. Goveip.c. Deb. 61. per cant - parvi'e, Captein 78th Highlanders,
great question- ;ear ors , a y, woma a ise - - 1- ae s3d 38.• PO '
Adm .al Purvis, of Bury Hall, Hants, e . on
*tion in which it was TRANSPORT OF T iasian ed. 1 0 0 an -
one of the greatest that had been submitted to the c - a public charact Th
without any demonstration ot . ere d fll ff or was withdrawn and should be all d
e the work afterwar s e o , owe to remain in a posi . ROOPS ON THE GERMAN RAILWAYS - Nor. Bri. Anursoirea, .
in.
gl.
er
t On the loth in - • • • -thane E,. Atkins /
f livin r A r • North of E P st P cent 20 0 17 10 0 144 st., at Bath, .1,,n i e f
on
Home is a fine building, with a Flemish front, erected then the man must either have access t° some kind of not obvious to every one what were las means o e, , egulatron has been adopte lin the army of Mecklen
sideration of any board within the recollectio of man Price•sPatent Cenci. Co - 2tr 0 all - late of tho R.N., aged 22. stor -
n - - ---• on the edge of the Town MOOT, eOntig"" to the doctts, asylum tin he could get employment again, or he would Though he had no desire to see a return t° the state °I mirg aud other North German states which ie intended
. Peel River Land&Min. _ 5 0 all - anoll ret
On the 12th inst., the Rev. John r olio ,
They ought not to hurry it over. nee d i •t might isoerovid ft h
()not every and, including the purchase money of the sioe, has cnst inevitably be driven by starvation back to crime. To society in the time of the Saxons, he must. Fay i. net eor toe conveyance of troops on railways, in• pen. & oriental steam 71. per cent 50 o 0 all 62YL Hillborough, Norfolk, aged 82. f
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Mr. Waite, after some prefatory remaike, said that it
appeared to him they had no alternative but to adopt
the plan then before them. They could not remain where
they were, nor could they retrace their steps. Various
oLjections Lad been raised to the course he advised. It
was said that they would, to some extent, forfeit their
character for independence, and become merely the in•
struments of the Minister, Undoubtedly their position
was somewhat of an equivocal nature ; for, while in the
initiation of a scheme they were free and independent,
yet, after having submitted, as they were required to do,
that scheme to the First Commissioner of her Ifjesty's
Bard of Works, they became subject to his veto. But
surely it could not be a great concession on their part
to
"" uP to him a plan which they themselves ap-
Prred, and which they had reason to know would meet
7iilhie full acquiescence. it appeared to Lim that the
difference between the Chief Commissioner and them-
selves was, that the board looked at the difficulty which
had arisen to
he
om 4
pore owing to the letter than to the
spirit of the Act
efilement ; whereas Sir Benjamin
Hall thought the
words of the act-constituted the spirit
of the enactment, ana
that was not within Lis province
to depart from the strict 4.1 t,
it. It was said that thecrp•etation which he had put
upon
board ought to carry their
Plan much further than Was
proposed ; and, indeed, he
was not certain that that 'night not be the ultimate
decision of their proceedings,
It had been objected
Plan. that this would be an imperfect That might be ;
eh n t .
hai The board
but it would be complete as far a
were not to Hanle for the delay s
Which
,ithe,n-evecrcuhrred.
Sir Benjamin Hall had told them
ceived their plan it would be submitted by him to some e
of the most eminent engineers in the kingdom, If he,
with all the advantages of his position, required as a
justification of his approval or dissent the counsel of
men of the highest standing in the engineering profen.
sion, was that board to be Earned for the time Which
the consideration of that plan had hitherto occupied
He entertained no apprehension at the plan being sub.
mitted to other engiueere. He had full confidence in
the talent and experience of Mr. Bazalgette, and be-
lieved that that gentleman was quite competent to
undergo the ordeal that was threatened, and he should
therefore, with full cenildence, vote for the adoption of
the plan W.
Mr. BRISTOW was of opinion that every member who
had originally voted for plan B was bound to' vote for
plan B*, (" No, no !") Their own engineer had said
that B* was not so good as his own plan, but it was in
reality the plan which the board had already submitted
to the Government. (" No,- no!") He could not see
any distinction between them.
Major LYON, in reply to some remarks made by Mr.
Wilkinson in the debate on Tuesday last respecting the
Haconiduct of the deputation which waited on Sir Benjamin
observed that the depUtation attended on the Chief
Commissioner upon the question of the outfalls only.
They
had nothing whatever to do with the question of
deedorisation. It was true that, after the subject of the
outfalls had been discussed, the Chief Commissioner did
put some questions to the engineer respectin:r the size
of the reservoirs, but so little did he (Major Lyon)thiuk
that that had anything to do with the immediate object
of the deputation that be interposed an observation for
the purpose of preventing any further discussion on that
point. At the same time he admitted that they
ought
to discuss every point relating to this great qnestion—
one of the greatest that had been submitted to the con-
sideration of any board within the recollection of man.
They ought not to hurry it over. No doubt every
human plan had some strong and some weak points ;
and it was a doubtful question whether Mr. Bezel.
gette should have four sewers in one portion ni• his
scheme as be proposed, although it might he admitted
that he ought to have more than one. This was one
objection. Another was with regard to the flat-bat-

NEW SAILORS' 110315, SUNDERLAND. - The New
Sailors' Home, at Sunderland, was opened on Monday,
without any demonstration of a public character. The
Home is a fine building, with a Flemish front, erected
on the edge of the Town Moor, eontiguous to the cloths,
and, including the purchase money of the sine, has coat
about 4,0001., upwards of one-half of which .ias already
been raised by subscriptions from the inhabit ants of the
borough and neighbourhood. It contains aicommoda-
tion for 70 seamen, and the business of the Shipping.
office is transacted in a portion of the budding. Boarders
are provided with three meats a day, at the r ate of 14s.
per week ; but apprentices are only charged 10s. 6d.