The Sun.
London, England, 1858-05-12 00:00:00

LOCAL B.IIA JIB IV A RKBTA,

LIVERPOOL—MAT 11.
STOCK EXCHANGE—The market opened at a decline to•
day, which was soon regained, and prices closed firal•
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln 37$ to I—London and
North Western, 94 4 Lancashire and Yorkshire, 91 to
--Midlands, 93 4—Eastern Counties, 12 ,4—Caledonian,
421 —Blackburn, 94 10 --South Eastern, 20i—North
British, 12 11-16—Dutch Rhenish, 4$ d.—Great Western
of Canada, 19$ 191—York and North Midland, 371 1--
Chester and Holyhead, 18A 18$—Berwicks, 23 5-16—
Grand Trunk of Canada, 124 s—East Lancashire, 901--
Leeds Northern, 234 4—Birkenhead stock, 711 2.

id AN CH ESTER., MAT 11.
STOCK EXCHANGE.—The market opened with a weak
business, but prices were not fully maintained, and closed
rather lower. Dovers, 2015-16—Midlands, 92/3—Leedm,
90$ —East Lancashire, 904 Sheffield', 37/3—Matlock",
2 11.. 6—North Eastern (York), 75$—Blaekburne,

LEEDS, MAY 11.
STOCK EXCHANGE.—London and North-Westerns, 94
—North Eastern (York), 75,1—Leeds, 9oi—Dovers, 69—
North Western, 8.1.9.

ttIRMINGHAM, MAT 11.
STOCK EXCHANGE. —This market was flat to-day, aad
prices rather weak: South Staffords were done at 101--
Birmingham New Unian Mills at 2.l6.3.—GreatWesteruil
closed at 55—London and Brightens at 108.

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• GLYN—On the 9th ilmperial-square, Ch lien-
OLD COURT. ham, the '
wife of Lieut.-Colonel Glyn, 3d 13attilioneRlis
Brigade, of a daughter.
(Btfu..e the Recorder.)
DOUGLAS—On the 27th tilt., at Lynburn, near Ratho,
THE CASE OF THE REV. GEORGE RADCLIFFE. N. 8., the wife of Captain
the Hon. G. H. Douglas,
George Radcliffe, 55, described as a clerk, was R.N., of a son.
placed at't the bar to plead to three indictments, the Ali -On the 9th inst., at the G Bd le the
range,. e a ,
first of which charged him with feloniously forging on. Mrs. T. J. Monson, of a son.
the signature for a transfer of etch to the amount . MARRIAGES.
of 1,0281. 6s. 3d., with intent to defraud the Gover- CARY —KEIGHLY On the 11th inst., at St. James's
nor and Company of the Batik of England, and : Church, Paddington, the Hon. Lucius
C n Care 'so of the
the others wi7ll. forging certificates of a death and lfriseount Fa'kland, to Sarah Christiana, only daughter
o. the lato Major each Keighly, Judge-Advo"
burial of the person interested in the stock in clues_ , c.te-General of the Madras Army, and of Idlioote House.
tion. ' Warwickshire.
er
Mr. Giffard appeared for the prosecutio • S n n - UDSON— WEST—On'the llth lust. t the
a Congregational
Mr. geant Ballantine was specially retained, With M .Chapel, Newk Begley,
y,sir. Francis Hudson, of Barns'
Bodkin, on behalf of the pr &:ner. i bury-road, Islington, to Julia Anne onl daughter of
It will be remembered ghat :h Iv
e prisoner, 'Ol3 , •
Mr. John West, of Bexley, Kent. ' y au-
a clergyman, was committed upon the eliarge of DEATHS.
ARIISTRONG— On the 10th inst., at 3, Belgrave Villas,
forging the signature of a gertleman who was b• Stratford, Essex, John Armstrong, Esq., aged 50-
co-trustee for certain stock in the 134iik of Enol Pi
and) BROWNLOW—On the 18th March, a- Lucknow, aged 25,
and at the same tint° repre,4entin(r that this '
gentle- f,ora the effects of a gunpowder explosion, Elliot Paken:
man was dead, and producing certificates
of his ham Brownlow, Lieut. Bengal Engineers, second son or
de tth and burial, which certificates were the foun)a_ Hi.try Brownlow, Esq., of Portland-place, Bath.
tion of the other two indictments. RIDEOUT—On the 7th inst., at Woolwich, Capt. Samuel
The prisoner, who appeared to be suffe • Hideout, 12. N.
ring acute .
mental anguish, pleaded guilty s
to the whole of the i riaLING-0a the 3d ul., at the Hotel deWindsor, Paril
charges. sir Samuel Stirling, Bart., of Glorat, Stirlingshire, and
Sergeant Ballantine said he appeared with his Renton, Berwickshire.
Q
.JTAINFORTEI—On th inst., Elizabeth, wife of Lieute
learned friend on behalf of the prisoner, and
upon Colonel Stainforth,e of9th Jersey.
a consideration of all the facts and the position of SKINGLEY -On the 7th inst., Henry Skingley, Esq., of welteco
the prisoner and his connections,
. they had come to Coln,-hal, E-ser, aged 58.
the conclusion that the most advisable course to be WINGFIELD —On the Bth inst., Lieutenant-Colonel Thorns's
taken was that the prisoner '
should plead guilty, Henry Wingfield, late of her Majesty's 32d Regt.
and that the matter should be left entirely in the
hands of the court.
LONDON : Printed and Published by WEIRDO YOUNt; '
The Recorder then addressed the '
prisoner, and of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Otlioe. No.
said thathe had pleaded
guilty to three ludic, men ts, 112, Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the conntl
all no doubt
_connected with the same
transaction of Middlesex, Wedneslayi May 12, 1858.