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London, England, 1857-03-16 00:00:00

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RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. Naval and 111.11itaiy intelligence. IW. L. Southey, second master, to the Lee ;J. G. Mor. his duty, and was thus protected by the act. There was minutes past eight, oh about it. I tweed my head 1 PRICES OF ,s-.ItABES.
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________„:„ gan, second master, to the Boxer ; 0. Samson, acting
The plaintiffs had completely y.ndicated their character, great violenoe in the neck. I del not know at the mo-
no pretence for saying that the flour was unwholesome. to look out of. the window, when he struck me with
. Prom the Official Ltst. I About 2 o'clock y esterday morning it was ditcovere
NORTH BRITISH.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, as Go- szcond master, to the Transit ; J. M'Swiney, surgeor,
en out in the premises helengine t
The half-yearly meeting of this company WaS neral Commandingdn-Chief, held a levee at the Horse to the Furious ;J. F. Pritchard, surgeon, to the Sur- and the were quite right in brinoing this action The ment with what instrument he had done it, and he struck , rumasisED EVERY usEsDAy AND FRIDAY EVEIDTA i that a fire had brok
act wasyone which gave very extrlordinar +ewer.% and me on the arm in the same manner. I sprang to my
LONDON, FRID&Y, MARCH 13, 1857. Mr. Child, brush n ianufacturer, 20 and 21, Providence
e'tj .awrri itvhai
held at Edinburgh on Friday ; Mr. Hodgson in
he'should advise people to be uncommonlyy.Pcautious in feet and grappled with him, and when I had, after a
CANALS. -fow, Worship-stre(
the chair. Guards on Saturday afternoon, when there was a nu- prise ; A. Watson, surgeon, to the Cormorant ; H. G.
Ruby, assistant-surgeon, to the Furious; H. Taaker, as- putting it in force. In this case the effect had been that struggle, nearly overpowered him, I raw a knife in h's .
• merous attendance of officers.
Dividend tended to some Weer r buildings in Providence-raw; 01!
The CEIAIRMA.N, in moving the approval of the
t th Ed. b hA W B h I ' teff' ipts had been reduced from 1,000/. to left hand„ I caught at it with my right by the blade,
N f d Dividend . Names of t;
env
The squa. r.o
d non ma station and the reinforce- sistant paymaster, o e in urg ; . . rett, tepam i s rece
the Ch. • • •
and succeeded in pushing him into the corner where he Cottampclott. e ! er Price' Companiea. 11 Agr . ' fly of
ram sisting clue •workshops, stores, and sale remote,
e,
report, said, with regard to the results of the past
300/. per week, which was a very serious matter.
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ments will +anti muster a large and powerful arma. clerk, to the Cambridge; W. G. P. Saer, assistant-clerk, .
d • ' d hd b 'U. With my left hand I held' his right, as 'Annum. se heel got to Bach al' eight in the building in whickite°l-d
half-year, he looked at them with unmitigated i y
The parties then agree to withdraw a juror, an so a een si inge
satisfaction. Their revenue had improved, their ment for operation in the Chinese waters. This war, as to the Formidable. .
e -as - the cause ended. It was stated that there was another and grasped him by the neck.
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f ll In
- fi distinctly visible fr om every part of London. Se"
expenses had diminished, every portion of their well as that so recently terminated, shows the inutility
action, in which the Mayor of Wakefield was the defen- Mr. Long-Had you your hand on the knife all this _ serLiueoutianrredseeo.d.
tpl.3:rtaedf
to :Wen
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17s. 15 1 with a feiarful crag i, and the flames rose so high asda l'i
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property-plant, rolling stock, pemianent way- of having ships and vessels of so deep a draught of water ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. dant, and it was also arranged that that action should time ?
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"W•as in ercellent order, and, what was the main- as to be useless for effectively coping with the agile ma-
Mr. Long-Did it cat you ? . Derby .. -.• 100 6/. 15s. - Strird &Worn 140
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OXFORD CIRCUIT.-STAFFORD, March 14. (Before Mr. Justice Crompton.)
. t e fire could be got under.
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spring of the whole, their finances were fully cap- rauder afloat, whose small junks must in such hordes as
Prosecutor-Yes; .
following ss Mr. Bra. ;d wood's report of the damage d°,..id
WAY ROBBERY AT HORSFORTH
j 26 • • - I "No, 21, Provide • Cul .
able of meeting e-very derna,nd that was likely to be those which attacked the sloop Hornet and attempted Arthur Key, 40, bricklayer, and John Harvey, 25,
shoemaker, were indicted for unlawfully and maliciously HIGH . . .
John Eminerson, 22, was charged with having, at Mr. Long-After you were struck as you have stated, Grand Unier, 100 7s. 6d - Wye Rail.
n ce-row, Finsbury, Mr. W. 11; d
made uPon them.* He could only express his con- to retake a fort. The shi h
ps and vessels now on t e sta.- wounding Jonn Lunn, on the 10th February last, at the 21 tf N b 1 1 d ddd fi d thet ou were bleeding ?
Horsforth, on the s 0 ovem er ast, assau te an i you n . y GDruan.,d6Journ.zt4n. 10100
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sSteovlternibraidngdel.. 145 11211.161085. ---
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Kennt & Avn 40 63. 6 taWarwiek & 7
100 21. 25 brush manufacturer ; back factory, the front house et
lident hope and expectation that future half-years •
Leicester ...• i 00' 5/. - Warwick & e al workshops and sale rooms, together with the eaten'',
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tion, or on the way, are the following :- parish of Armitage. There were two other counts in the
would continue to show a progressive improvement.
indictment. his master, Samuel Gray. soner attempted to draw the knife through my band. I
SAILING; VESSELS.
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robbed James Barrett of 14/. 15s. ld., the property of Prosecutor-Yes, sir, I bled most profusely ; the pri. Leeds BsLivrp 100 251. 490, ' Birming. 3
attlr. W. 11. Child (prieate) has "ai,
Their working exuenses were now reduced 38 per
Mr. Middleton and Mr. Wheelhouse prosecuted ; Mr. called murder as loud as I could ; vte had a dasperate
, Tim case for the prosecution was conducted by Mr.
cent. on the traffic receipts, so that they Were now Calcutta, 84, flag of Sir M. Amethyst, 26, Cap. S. Green-
Kettle and Mr. Hill ; Mr. Keiaealy defended Key, and Bla,nshard defended the prisoner. struggle together, and I squeezed las throat with my zealctchiestleid: 10000 iJ. . _
iWilts & Brks. -75.0 d. - and the buildings were insured in the Monarch.officee t‘,lo,
eft jasnrlaka7ann;celFh7tsee°onOtea.;ol:,
Seymour K.O B.
The prosecutor, Mr. Samuel Gray, is the owner and left hand with all my might, reeiecgshtrbereel:gthe
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Oxford.. -• • 100 - - I
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tnsny: t irn; !abr : naaa leikoag 1 ell°
following closely on the heels of the Glasgow and
Mr. Motteram the prisoner Harvey.
Raleieh 50' C n; odor° tho C fell'
, 14 C J nkins.
occupier of a mill called the Low Mill, about a mile from Mr. Long-The train was going on all this time, was it?
South-Western, which last year was held up to From the evidence of Lunn, it appeared that, in the
WATER-WORKS.
Hon.'H. 'Ke°p emll C B R°aleneuhsorse 'a" Ceommander
P• • •
Horsforth, near Leeds. It ia the custom for the manager Prosecutor-Yes, sir, but it had almost stopped as it
o:rii'lluhfir ore edr: is
anab
U.:litre:fad IlelodeZfi:::b.s baa
yeke :::71";(1
talk
them for imitation. He was glad to say that the
Barnard. capacity of gamekeev r to Josiah Spode, Esq., he had, on
,
Dividend Amount said. No. 22 in the eame row, Mr. W. J. •Xen .0.
shareholders seemed to be settefied with the way Nankin, 50, Captain the Hon. Camilla, 16, Commander Col- the 10th February, given evidence, at Rugeley, against
of Paid. i Price
per
nwtse hnt isirvnv ee dre :IDltir olsfurdecwi.elliNng: a2l3addi i:te,soa
lo‘ fir'. la. oi. u.,
weelbeit:6..
in which the undertaking wee mauaged, as a proof K. Stewart vino two of the companions of the prisoners, and that on his of this nt,...lvletiTs c:7eafigt:i ttoefs:loirif el
afsrntahmeesamsarei ta nctl
inneuarrt
,tdilaaamaposotneaada
of the w es stiti3otnr.ain lett.): tr :asltin Name of Compeny.
Annum. Share.
of which he might state that proxies had been SycbieEe,l:4o, Captain the Hon. Acorn, 12, Commander Hoed
,-.• way home to Armitage, in the company of a man named
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514 ing was inseurel
a s, . x s. d. conteats sev r 1
1 t k, 12 Commander naiad- conway, he was attacked by Harvey and another man rin exchange for bank notes. or a porter. I then said, this man has stabbed me."
Barrett, 15 years of.age,
.po the village of ETorsforth the door of the carriage was„opened by one of the guard_s_
to obtain gold and silve
100
but t
transmitted to him representing 11,000 votes, and Pique, 40, Captain Sir F. Elton '
who has not been apprehended. He was knocked down P
thereby a large proportion of the capi'al of the Nicolson Minden, depot ship
s;:. per cnt. Stock.
a Friday afternoon, the 21st of November, Barrett Blood was flowing fast from the wounds which I had Buss
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was returning from alorsforth to the mill, having gold, received. The prisoner remarked, "It's not me, it was East London
dco° diratbrseediVotisivVit•;!ffic jebe helibuo
- - Monarch ; contents not known at present. eth
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company. With regard to the propreed Hawick Spartan, 26, Captain Sir W. Alligator, ditto and kicked severely about the head, and it appeared from
in Do. 4 per Cent. Pref. 4/. 1, er cent. 25 0
_ _ coach-builder ; back front scorched, and roof of. Warm
ye Do. 5 per Cent. Pref. 51. pea' cent. 25 0
and Carlisle line, no one would rejoice more than Hoste Sapphire, ditto the evidence of Mr. Moncktou, surgeon, of Rugeley, that
when he met the prisoner, whom he knew previ- from htm, and, in self-de ence, sta
f I bbed him " I a
silver, and copper amount gto 14/. Ms. Id. in a basket, that gentleman i he tried to stab me. I took the knife
' -a • - Grand Junction .... • • 41. per cat. 50 0 - 73 shops damaged by breakage ; buildings insured ii7er
STEAMERS. two serious wounds had been inflicted upon his left
25 0
et
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himself in the formation of that connecting link
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100 0 e
between their midland line to Hawick and the Rialsre, 31, Cal?tai tem le ei ht or ten teeth had been much loosened one
n Eclgell Inflexible, 6, Commander Con. Pf g P .
- 95 insured or not. No. 1, Paul-street, Mr. George 9,l•ta;
h th seized the basket and its contents, the prisoner having hold of the handle, and lof the Kent
ously. The lad was attacked and thrown down by the the knife to the porter. It was with both our hands, Do. New
, 20, Captain Sotheby bett of the small bones near the left temple had been broken
Lambeth .......• • 5l. per cnt. 100 0 -
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north-west counties of England, provided only that Esk, 20; Captain sir R. Barraeouta, 6, Commander a superficial wound had been inflicted behind tbe left ear' with which he ran off.-Guilty. Four' years penal blade.
New River Company _ _s.. (situate in the rear of the above), carpenter and One',
it was a free highway, open on reasonable terms to M'Clure Fortesene '
and at tbe right angle, of his mouth his cheek had been prisoner, w 0 en
servitude. Mr. Long-He says that you attacked him ? What do Southwark & Vauxhall .=..- liDO 0
61 0 -
_ - skylights of workehops broken, roof damaged by !';
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all corners from all quarters. But when he found Highflyer, 20, Captain Shad- Bustard, 2, Lieutenant Col. torn to the length of an inch. The case a ainst Key ----------. , you say to that ? West Middlesex •• .... -
Do. Do, '..• • • • 41. per cent. 5 I _ and contents slightly by fire and water ; the .1001°'
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well linson
Prosecutor-It is entirely false.
and contents were tnsured in the General-office."' ewe
that that line was to be banded over to a company rested solely upon the evidence of a convgicted thief MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.-March 14.
Critise:; 17, Commander Fel- Forester, 2, Lieutenant Innes
Mr. Robertson, surgeon to the police at Poplar, de- BRIDGES. Another fire to•ok place yesterday at No. s,.Gatat,
which had no interest to facilitate, and every inte- named Cope, who stated that he saw Key kick Lunn --e=e•--- .
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Haughty, 2, Lieutenant Ha-
Dividend Amount I plaee, Mill-yard, Castle-street, Conamercial-roade ;eat
rest to prevent, the free passage of this company's HoZet, 17, Commander C. niilton- and Conway as they lay upon the ground, after the as- The jury in the case of Edward Jackson, indicted for
.
Reed. Price. belonging to Mrs. Leary, and sublet to vanousta 1,,
traffic on that line, and many other objections Forsyth . Opossum, 2, Lieutenant sault by the other man.
having feloniously received a firkin of butter knowing it reche ve ; riNT,
ecribieddthea rure of the wounds the prosecutor had
Name of Company.
Aizeurra.
B:afre.
families. The building was three or four stottirfilio
which he named, he thought it would be their duty Niger,l4, Captain the Hon. Campbell Mr. Kenealy having addressed the jury on behalf of to have been stolen, being so divided in their opinion 6
sOner was niicit a a:Hoc b:t : butcher, and that his real
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and before the arrival of the fire-escapes a woreeta a
to go forward to the committee of the House of A* u°thrane Plover, 2, Lieutenant K. his client, Mr. Motteram attempted to prove an alibi in that their agreeing to a verdict was next to impossible, ergeant ebb aid hh d ascertained that the pri-
-8 lived on one of the upper floors, finding it iroPoleiraia•
Encounter, 14, Captain O'Cal. Stewart the case of Harvey ; after which his lordship summed the Assistant Judge at ten o'clock on Friday night, di- natAilso wat evy.
f1uneerf0rd.......... .... 25 0 0 -
Commons and ask for the insertion of clauses to iaghan
Stanch, 2, Lieutenant Wild. tW4 ' ad•our d •
the jury returned a verdict against Key of rected the court to be jne until Saturday morning nsoner, who had nothing to say, was remanded Southwark .......... .... 100 0 0 - - descend by the staircase, threw a child out of the cot
protect their interests. If the bill should. be l Sampson .G, Captain Hand
till ThuPrsday next. Ditto New of 7% p.c. 105 per cent. 50 0 0 ••••• I .7: dow and then jumped out herself. The child ehtg "it.
eels-,
man il:ndf
y o a common Reseal% said a verdict of Guilty at a, quarter past nine, at which time they were brought
He was then removed from tbe bar by Ansted, the Waterloo ..... ........ .... 100 0 0 -
- much hurt, but the poor wonaan received eevere ilereo
amended as they wished, be should be one of the Fury, 6, 'Commander Leckie St I' 2Li te t V*l •
ar ing„ eu nan i - against Harvey on the more serious cbarge. into court. They looked exhausted, and several of them ' Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 11. 123. Od. 60 0 0 -
firSt to exhort the North British sharehold.ers to llers
His lordship, in passing sentence remarked that he com lained sorely of having been kept nearly twenty- gaoler, and was aonveyed in the Government van to the .
Ditto Nw ditto of 7/. IL 6s. Od. 40 0 0 - - and was taken to the London Hospital. The fir Let
House of Detention. A great number of persons aesona- vauxhan ..........•• . 285. 70 10 3 - - ... not extinguished before it had destroyed the stene to
afford. to that company all the benefit which they The reinforcements now going out with troops, stores, should not say whether oachin ' • P • h
was right or wrong, four hours without refres ment.
bled around the vehicle to obtain a sight of him.
GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. the flooring of the second and third storeys, aa" the
would derive from the efficient working of that and munitions of war comprise the following ships and but while the law stood als: at pregsent gamekeepers must The Assist 'd
h d h
•ant-Judge saa e very much regrette tat
greater part of the roof. On entering the building .ii
railway on favourable terms ; and, if Parliament vessels (all stea be protected in the discharge of their duty, No doubt they had been unable to agree, and he had waited until
• Dividend Amount
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mers) :-
ment chose, he saw no difficulty in the North Bri-
motives of revenge had prompted -Harvey to the commis- ten the previous night, hoping to prevent their being Name of Company. per of Paid. , Price. firemen found the dead body of a man, named-Jere . a
Sanspareil, 70 Capta* Ke Al • 2L't F be
IRELAND. Annum. Share. Bressan, burnt to a cinder, and that of a cbila 8 $lO
tish takinc a subscription in the line to the extent Shannon, 51, 'CaptahlanPeelY Brguennene„ieuieu .
sor. s
,2,Lt. Ho kins sion of a brutal and dastardly assault, and the court locked up until morning, should they have come to a de-
—aase...--....
-- three ears ol
y d, who had apparently been suffocat
-ed.
4 s. d. X s. d.
of 50,00017
Retribution, 22, Capt. Barker Firm, 2, Lieut. Nicolas therefore sentenced him to 18 months' imprisonment cision by that hour, but as they did not there was no ,
DUBLIN, SATURDAY MORNING. *
British Provincial •• •• 71. per cent 20 0 0 all 23-f4 ___ _ _
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• The report was unanimously adopted. Furious, 16, Captain Osborne Banterer, 2, Lieutenant Pim with hull labour.
alternative.
Taking advantage of the present Parliamentary Brighton •• •• ..•• •• •• 51. per cent o o o
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In reply to Mr. ALLAN, Transit, 6, CommanderCham- Bann, 2, Lieutenant Hudson
The Foreman said there was net the least possible
t. 1250 0 o ISO -1; 0 16
Country Markets.
bers Janus, 2, Lieutenant Jones NORFOLK CIRCUIT.-4.YLesearee, March 14. chance of their agreeing upon a verdict, even were they crisis Mr. Smith O'Brien has once more entered eitytoaf h !1.-id. o. n.. .... •
.• ... 2/. pe2rl.cen .
50 0 0 all 40 • • .. .•
The CHAIRMAN said the negotiations were now Assistance 6 Drake, 2 Lieutenant Arthur LOVETT V. LOVETT.-FOURTH DAY. locked up for a week. The only alteration that had the political arena, and has issued a three cot unlit Ituroi pebalen
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6/. per cent. 2) 0 0 - s Dee
HADDINGTON GRAIN MARKET-Magee/13s ,
in progress with the directors of the North-Eastern Himalaya,' 6, Commander Watchful' ', • •
e,LieutenantWhit- This ea•e was resumed this morning at nine o'clock, taken place was that one who had been in the majority addre3s of counsel to " the People of Ireland." In Great Central .. -•• .. 8/. per cent 10 0 0 - 13
88%,.
sai'n
WHEAT. 1 EARLEY 1 OATS, 1 ,up
Railway respecting an alliance of the nature of an Priest shed
when the continuation of the witnesses for the Rev. R. had gone over to the minority. this lengthened effusion there is nothing very strik- ImpFrial .. - .... .... la per cent 5500 e 0
012 -10 G 32 First 69s Oct 52s Od 37s Od- 62,•fi
amalgamation of the two lines. It would be an Adventure, 6 Woodcock, 2, Lieutenant Lovett, the defendant, was proceeded with. dw Ma Lewis, jun., in the absence of counsel, said Lis ing or original. Nearly all that is said has been said liiitttcoi N i
.t D:1-ventures. - stock too o 1; 210
t3on
i S d 45s 5d I 41s 3i 1 29s 7cl i 4;l' 00
amalgamation strictly in accordance with the regu- N, imrd, 6, Commander Dew Pollard
Mr. Sergeant Byles on behalf of the laintiff, Ca tain client, the prisoner would consent to the jury being at and wri t
Lel) th •d t• S Oyer 110 t OAI by Mr. Do. Continental IstCap.. 31. ss. 50 0 0 42 15 0 - ii
a ousan ime
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32s Od f 33s Od i 21s 9d I Stel`•ita
•Y -f Do. Do. 20 Cap. 4/. 15s. SO 00410 0 - • Third
lations of Parliament and of the Board of Trade, bu;rperire,4,Commander Cress- Keesetrel, '.,, Lieutenant Rason
Cosby Lovett, replied on the whole Case, conteLing once dischareed, atid the thbl. d h d , • '•
prosecu or, e e teve , a no 0 Brien himself, but by every Irish agitator rom ,
L , 2 Lieutenant Graham
D Cap. 41. 10s. 50 004310 0 - ~' Toted quantity of wheat in market, 415 qrs., 3,00
inasmuch as the arnalgimated railways would form Cornsorant, 4, Commander Clown, 2, Lieutenant Lee that there had not been the slightest evidence adduced desire to have the case retried. Probably, as the prisoner Daniel O'Connell; down to his humblest imitator. iii,°: Do°: 4LlCap. 31. SO 0041 0 0 -'• l
PO ft barley „ 368 qrs.,. 2„,,Waeli
a continuous line north and south. - Sanmarez Teaser, 2, Lieutenant White tO show that Miss Lovett, the testatrix, was labouring had been under allthe peril of the cbarge, the ceurt might There is ho e as,:aoe in
wever, on p. .. c,. the manifesto, Independent .......•• 51. 40 0 0 all -
London Pari. Preferen. 61. per cent. 25 0 0 - 25 fl f oats ,; 1044 rite teet ai
q 53 en
Tbe chairman was re-elected a director, Mr. Viper, 4, Commander 13oveden under any species of delusion, or that she had been af- sanction that course, as the late Mr. Sergeant Adams the 'sub'', of whieli is Just now u permost
ject:inatter e P. . es.nia ............. 5% Tr cnt 13 337: 3 3 4_B 11l .1 beans
fl/ 171 qrs., 1,-. .s ,
Ronald was appointed in pla..ce of Mr. Cheyne, and The latter are the effective s uad o -
q rn of gunboats al flicted with any of those peculiarities which do some- did in a celebrated case tried before him-a course .- --
he bile mind-namely, the conduct of Mints- Ratcliff..... ........
in t pu
AVERAGES PER IMPERIAL QUARTER. si 101°
10 9 0 all - NG imat, 2/. 5 5 9-12ths I Barley, ...21. 1 3 taa'itad 1
on a poll Mr. Leishman was 'elected by a majority luded to by Lord Panmure in the House of Lords on • fflict oor mortal brains
times a p . , . which would not be inconsistent with the ends of justice,
ters in reference to Chinese affairs. Tho broad facts
Mr. Justice Nile, in summing up, said it did not ap• particularly as there was great doubt on the maid of
oe . . , _ u
Sur.rey Consumers .... 8/. per cent.
fined General ...• -16 s Od per sh. 50 0 0 21% Oa te, ... 11. 9 7 7-12ths 1 Beans,l ..... 21. ofi, le '
of about 3,000 votes over Mr. Bain, one of the re- Thursda •he • 4k 1- 4-h 4 • -3--'• *
y nig-. in -a rename. seas, in auurtion to the pear to him that he need occupy a, great length of time, some of the jurors, as they could not agree. t the case, according to the authority or mr. Westminster Chartered 7.eer cent. 5,0 0 0 54%
50 0 0 10 0 0 - ---- .. .
tiring directors.
Ditto, New .... • • • • -
.12.
large men-of-war and troopships, "le vessels, having as the evidence on which he had to comment lay in a The Assistanajudgo thought that would not be a con- O'Brien, are simply these :-
.... ,10 0 0 all 8% DALKRITH GRAIN MARKET-Me:wee jet
, Western A. •• .
The meeting then separated.
-.• enfoci
- only a small draught of water, would be employed, and very short compass.. The will might be impeached if venient course in this case. If tbe jury were discharged ~ For many years the En ll' h
gee- -aye, contrary to tue Ditto B . ..... .... 10 0040 0 - Q rs. Best. Current. „n. t ,
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made under undue influence. The case for the defen- from giving a verdict, the case would stand as it did wishes of the Chinese Government, carried on an im-
-22...0 Wheat 64s Od 39s 41d ..... ''''-' P '
CALEDONIAN. small steamers would be drawn from thePacificand used
dant was, that her mind had been impaired as far back before the prisoner was given in charge to the jury ;in raence smuggling trade in the harbours of China, im- reaI:MANCE COMPANIES.
VI Oats 38s Od 2 ..... ‘156 f A
25s 3d ... .. : . ...,,,,,ous
with them." The only ships and vessels employed on that
Dividend Amount
__ 2-.;5 Barley 47s Od 36s Od ..... . ... -47 ,14
The half-yearly meeting of tbis company washeld as 1852, and that she then came under the control of fact, it would be an untried case. He was sorry that porting into that country a poisonous drug (to the value
f
on Friday in Glasgow ; Mr. W. Johnston in the station are the Monarch, 84; Tribune, 31; Satellite, 21; Marianne Lovett, and expressed not her will, but the the jury had been kept locked up all night, but even of many millions sterling), which is used by the natives Name of Company. peurm. g.are. Paid. met. 145 Peas & beans 54s Od 36s ON ....... e .2e4:'
,
,
chair. Pearl, 20 ; Esk, 20 ; Magicienne, le ; Alarm, 26 ; Ha- will of Marianne. The ordinary comse of inquiry had then he coup not discharge them, unless there were as a deleterious stimulus, destructive alike to their intel-
X s. d. Z s. d. ABERDEEN-MAeca 13.
The report, an abstract of whioh has appeared in vannah, 19; Cockatrice, 4 ; Nereus, 6 ; and Naiad, 6. altered in this trial, which took place at the order of the reasons to apprehend illness. lectual, moral, and physical energies ;in earrying on
71. per c. 500 00500 0 89 'Potato atts 21s Od to 22s Od eha 0
Vice-Chancellor • and here it was the laintiff h f
p wo a - A juror said he suffered from asthma, and he only got this contraband trade, the protection of the British flag hell! e••• S -
sollilannee..B.ri7. an'a F-or. 71. 14s. 6cl. 100 0 0 11 0 0 -
401bs pia s-1
The Sun, was taken as read. Of these the only steamers are the Tribuee, Pearl, and
fi dthtth ' t tt • •
te eiral a nit was in a state of adequate relief be' warmth and nursing, and longer detention with- has been habitually afforded to smugglers and pirates ; Ditto• Marine ... .... il. p.c. & bs. 100 0025 0 0 eete Common oats 20s Od to 21s Od 1
The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the Esk, of the tonnage of about 2,000, 1,400, and 1,200 711 a •
t 0 0 an _ Bere 33s Od to 36s Ocl tali", a. es
me cap.aci yw en she made the will which be. out refreshment would be eery dangerous to him. Two upon a question arising between the Viceroy of Canton Athenarara .......... -
report, congratulated the shareholders on the divi- respect' I Th T•b P 1 dE k h b
we y. e n une, ear ,an s ave een queathed him the property ; and it was the defendant others complained of illness arising from exhaustion. and the representatives of Great Britain reepecting the Atlas iife . .... 15s. Od. Scbs 50 oils 15 0 16% Barley 338 Od to 368 Od I—5H . '
„
........... elLper cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 28 Wheat, red (spring)3sB Oct to 37s Od
dend. the directors had recommended. During the ordered to •oin the China s uadron • therefor h who denaol that 11 Co
i .ql , ewe aye . It was necessary for the The Assistant-Judge sent for a medical gentleman, right of foreigners to give protection to Chinese out- ,t F
arrittill Commercial .. 71. 10s. 50 0 0 5 0 0 ea
1621bs a. •
half-year just brought to a close the earnings had
to 'look t athega I. a'
„ white 3os Ocl to 45s Od
accounted for them therein, a though they cannot have a e evidence of Mr. Randall, Miss Mr. Barringer, of St. gohn.street,
.who examined the laws, the British authorities at Hong Kong usurped the Church of England .. 7/.51105. 2g g 00
: ;1,1 Oatmeal 17s 3d te 188 61 per boll. '• „1
exceeded those of the precedine half-year by about
it.:o7ete. s l• •
reacbed yet, and the Magicienne has not long been le_ o icaor, and to see whether he was a person three complaining jurors, and, having been sworn, he prerogative which reserves to the Queen the right to de- City of London .. •• ..
Flour 47s Od to 488 Od. per Beck.' : e
40,0001., and that large increase had been earned
iKely to deceive them as to the state of her mind ; and, stated that, with respect to two of them he apprehended clare war, and usurped the privileges which give to Par- Cleriel.aled.& Gen. Life spr ct.& bs. 100 e g 11g 2 0° Mile
ordered to the Pacific from the Mediterranean ; she is if
gounty .............: 4/.lreritrsi.are 100
PROVISION MARKET. '
„t'at:'jal
by no increase in working expenses ; so that the
they believed him, they must also believe that it was danger if they were kept longer without refreshment. liaraent the power to sanction such declaration of war • 5000 500 :-- Beef, per lb 6d to 9d Butter, plb 1 Ocl -Wear
whole of the increased amount was divisible among upwards of 1,200 tons.
his firm opinion that she was in such a state of mind The Assistant-Judge thereupon ordered the jury to be after having thus invaded the rights of the Queen and EZ,TeI.... ---:: :: • ss. 50 005 0 0 7%
Mutton per lb. .. . 6d to 8d E -sd ' s 8. a W •,1 fid
the ordinary shareholders. That increase was to The Himalaya will be at Spithead hy the 25th to ern- as to enable her to make freel ' • - 1f th t
y and capably those discharged, and they at once e t e cour . of tbe repreeentatives of the people of their own coun- Equity and Law.... •. 5% Pelrl.cent. lee e 00 5
all 0 U
se Lamb, 'do.
eOsOdto Os Oe ggs, p oa. Os_ . 01.61
Hens, p pair 3s Od 0,„ ,
them a.s nearly as possible 21 per cent. of dividend, bark the 83d and other troops ; the Transit will be ready
. y e Ives an proper y o
testamentary acts which were now .dieputed. Down to mr. Lewis asked that the prisoner might be admitted try, they proceeded te deritro th l• d t t European Life
Family Endowment - Veal, per lb ... ed to Os 9,1 Chickens,do.2s, Odle/Ode:Sl
and that being added to the 1 per cent. paid last in a day or two to embark the 23d Fueiliers ; and the 1851 there was no dispute about Miss Lovell's sanity. to bail. an unoffending population, burning and massacring General 6 per cent. 50 0 all 5% Park, per 1b...0s 6cl to Os 8d Ducks, do. 2s Od ter -0,1
half-year made the 3a per cent. of dividend now Furious will embark the 90th Regiment. Llo '
yd s have It was after her illness that her sanity was questioned, The Assistant-Judge declined to comply, and said the in one indiscriminate slaughter the soldier and the
Th h
e c ange which occerred in transferring her bequest application could be made at Judges' Chambers. citizen, the women and the children of one of the Globe ......... 51. per cent. Stock.
Gresham Life - - 47 5 0 -
20 0 0 50 0 0 -
an 99 Sielmon, per lb ...... Os to Os Ducklin s does Oil t° `aae-"Ot
Grouse, per brace ... .. Os to Os Turke sge'ach 48 Od toeenta 04
about to be declared. One of the reasons for the been applied to by the Admiralty to provide trans
Deii. D 0...
Tallow, p stone, Os to 12s 01 Potatoes', per peck, dr :te,
ports from Robert Lovett was gradual in its course. • The The witnesses for the prosecution were then directed most populous citizens of the world. Believing G 5/. pe-r cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 53
diminished working expenses during the last half- for the conveyance of the other troops, camp equipage, first intimation was that she intended to leave her, pro- to attend on the bail day of the adjourned eessions, and that there is a retribution for national misdeeds both in irinirerlinire.........:::: 121. per cent. 500 0030 0 0 375 !Rabbits, each 3d to 4d.
inns to lUr
.
year was that, with the same amount of men and • •
:143. 100 0 0 210 0 20% Butter for exportation (present cure) per cwt. ---t6t.ta et
. munitions, and stores. The Shannon frigate has not been perty to his children instead of to him ; and afterwards the court ad.() d
e urne . this world and in the next, I cannot but anticipate that Imperial Life ....
.... 5/.p.cte&bs. 100 0 0 13 0 0 101% Eggs, wholesale price, per dozen
a plant, they had during the preceding half-year
it appeare t at she resolved to defer his interest until ,
ab•••• d h ' •
le to leave Spahead, owing to the violent gales, or to .
the vengeance of the Most High will overtake these Lardwervilety..3.l.a.r.in...e
..
..
2s &2s bons 100 0 0 210 0 3%
earned the increased amount. They could have .
• after that of Cosby Lovett and his son. It seemed to him '
who perpetrate or uphold such atrocities and therefore Law Lite.............. 2;1. per sh. iOO 0 0 12 10 0 - RETAIL PRICES. • , :nsi 0
ship the guns and stores she is to carry out to China ;
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.-May 14. earnestly pray that the Irish nation widrefase to sane- Legal and General Life 4s. per share 50 002 0 0 634 F10ur,141b....0s Od to 28 8d Barleyflour,l4lb.Oste;teel
earned. as much during that half-year if the same
impossible that she could be other thane free agent, unless
facilities bad presented themselves, but thecolliers, the Echo steara.tug was to have been employed on they disputed the testimony of Mr. Randall, and thought ' -_____.......—..
tidn such ruthless barbarities. Let me not be miscon- London
London & Prov. Law..
Beremeal --Os Od to ls 10d , per lb •-eu - •
strike and. others prevented them from so doing. Saturday in carrying out to her the guns and stores, but was unjustly trying to serve the interest he represented. BOW-STREET.-Jose h Petit a, st lishl d essed strued. Ido not write this letter with a view to forward 18 tes (Ore) :g2: g g "7-2.1 e
5danne....••....••.....
4% s. .
Peasemeal... Os Od to 2s 8d Sid's, .. ... •,se
.... .
By new minera' depots being about to ao made at she could net have lain alongside the frigate to transship Mr. Randall was a man who stood high in hie profession, Frenchman, of about 35P ' Y .". th ' t f 13 "t* h_ t th th -f th
years of age, was brought up einteres 3 o one nis par yra er an o ano er. Med.lnvhd& Gen. Life per cent 50 0 0 20 0 3SS
Cheese, per imperial stone, 43. Od. to 4s 6d :.
.„:
Greenock, at Poit Glasgow, and at Paisley, and by theni could she have got out to her. The Shannon em- and would not, his lordship thought, state anything which on several charges of robbery from hotels. To me all British parties are alike. From the day when, Minerva - ...... •• - 551. per cent. 20 00 gt: oo -1-1.
4-Ib. 10af...7d. 1 2-Ib. loaf...3ede :
the increased traffic expected from the Lesmahagow barked on Saturday First-Lieutenant Studded, 1 ser- he did not believe to have been true, It did appear to As he affected ignorance of the English language, Mr. in 1843, I joined the Repeal Association (a moment me
- " Lowe eargchui t•a•i;l•e• •••• • • • 6 rreerr cernlt. 10 0 0 1 0 0 -
-- .
him, also, that the men who attested the will were Men Sudikatis was engaged as interpreter. morable on account of the suppression of the Clontarf Pelican ....•••••• .... 51 p. ct. - - -
DUBLIN, MARCH 13. .
Railway, there could be little doubt of an increase geaet, 1 corporal, 1 bombardier and 22 f
gunners o the of good character and of high respectability, The banker's, It would appear that the prisoner has for some time Meeting and of tbe prosecution of O'Connell) until the Phoenix ...•• •... 51. per ceet. - - 184
Ga t o el
of the mineral traffic, and it was hoped that &ma.' marine • • '
Profeesional Life...... 5L per cent. 65 0 010 0 - White wheat, 318 Od to 34s Od ; red ditto . 29s -
..4401.
Artillery, for disposal by ReanAdmiral evidence Mae eerY rensarkable for its straightforwardness past, been in the habit of visiting respectble hotele• for present hour, I have held that the Irish nation ought to
their passenger and goods traffic would also in- ei - •
Provident Life........ 12% per c. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - ect; ditto new, --5 ; barley malting 16s to As Cel i i'.,:deA
a r Michael Seymour, and each of the gun-boate will, we as to ber business transactions. The other witnesses were the purpose of plunder. His plan was to present him- abstain from connecting itself with any English party Rock Life............ 7s. 50 0 0100 8k .
crease. At all events, nothing should be wantin
an - ing, os o
le t 20s 6d ; oats, Old, 11s t'o 13s ; ditto, aieneta
g believe, carry half-a-dozen or so of Marines or Marine Persons of her own rank of life, who would know in a self at the hotel in the character of a gentleman on his whatsoever. A considerable change has, indeed, taken Royal Exchange ...... Bp.c. & bs Stock.
_ Od to 15s Oci ; oatmeal, 138 to 14s 6d; bere, now, 160 watt
on the part of the directors, not only to increase
p Sim Fire ... .6%p. c. & bs. - ••
moment if she was changed in her manner • and all of tr vels ex ensively ot u nd provided with a teat place since that ti . .
me in the sentiments of the Irish peo le
- Od ; ra,peseed, 30s Ocl to 32s Od per brl; bakers' Route . tits
Artillery. The Assistance and Adventure troop ships
Ditto Life . IL 14s. -
the revenue, but to diminish the working expenses.
the tated that sh ftl f ' t dhad • a ' p - g • la'
a - l't dh Id -f
United Kingdom .... Z: ,13,5, bonus, 20 0 0 510 0 le
iv(rie Od per- owt ; Indian corn, 318 01 to 37s °de!
During last half-year upwards-of 23,000/, had been are being fitted out to bear their portions of the amain. thenare possession ‘owf
ais,e7 rerol raxim:egelsyozof
the lrt!tttl Laitthears
illoo7.
aHaving engaged a rrm he v.vould with. regard to their natioha in erests, an t ep e ge o_
n a possible, and establishing himself fidelity to Repeal, whim), in May, 1845, was solemnly ac Universal Life bo s. 100 0 0 10 0 o
added to capital. The greater part of that amount gent forces with the utmost expedition. ' . evidence showed that there had been any detention, or there as a central position, would make excursions to cepted by the municipal.representatives of almost every Victoria Life ........ 51. & benus. -- 500 5%
cj:
,_ : ,
had been expended in the Motherwell deviation Her Majesty having been pleased to grant a medal to any force used in order to bring her to make the wills. the aciioin ag r.orne as opportunity offered, collecting all town in Ireland, in the presence of the illustriousapostle
JOINT-SrOCK BANKS.
line, Still in progress, but expected to be open at the officers and crews of her Majesty's ships employed in The Particular Point for the jury Wasp did Marianne the valuables he could lay his hands ueon, and finally of the Repeal cause, appears now to be forgotten. lam . . LOA L SHARE MA RKB 2' Se.
Midsummer, anel in completing the Crefthead ex- the Baltic campaigns from the 28th of Marcie, 1854, to Lovett scheme to change the disposition of the lasly's pro- decamping at the first opportunity. On Thursday, the far from wishing to revive now a meek agitation of the Dividend Araount
...
. ,- .
tension and the new wo k h t St R 11
r s ops a . 0 OX. the close of the naval operations of that year and from ty from Robert Lovett to Cosby Lovett I That lad sth • t
per . . ,
y instan , he called at the Bediord Hotel in Covent- •
Repeal question, but I owe it to truth to declare that, in Name of Company. per of
Annum. Share. Paid. Price. ----ease.--___
• r,.',
But there was a sum of about 3,400/. paid for plant. h ' dented in the most solemn nsanner that she had ever, by garden, at about 6in tbe evening', and asked if he could retracing the history of our country during the period —__— . _ LIVERPOOL, Menet 14. ~
es. i eute‘
t e commencement to the close of the naval operations any act or in any manner, interfered to alter the ;tame+ have a bed. He was told that he could, and was shown which has elapsed since 1843, I find little reason for the A S. d. 4 s. d.
STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market is exceedeipy gets,
Under the award of Mr. Houldsworth a few bun- in 1855, the Accountant-General of the Navy has re- tions of the testatrix. It eras for the jury to say whether to the room No, 19, The /text morning, Friday, the abandonment of that pledge, except it be that situa- tt1ac,i.,.r...t......... 20/. per cent. 1151 g g
18 111151 0 0
14 and prices are again a shade lower. Birkenhead,' ertingel
dred pounds on a balance of accounts for the two
quested the Colonels Commandant of the four diviiions the wills had been brought about by an artful scheme, or 6th, a gentleman, named Wodehouse, who occupied the tions und.3r Government have been offered to and ac- Bane or Lcgar,:.:::: 5/; pe-r sent, 100 0 0 50 0 0 59 shire, and Cheshire, 68-Blacitburn, 81----• Caledenitite,
last half-years may require to be paid to the Edin-
whether they were the !pontaneous result of the free will adjoining room, No. 20, missed his dressing-case, con- cepted lay several of those who were foremost in pro- British North American 9 per cent. 50 0 0 all - -Eastern Counties, 10e-Laneashire and Y %eye
burgh and Glasgow Company, but as that amount of Royal Marines to furnish him with lists of officers,
and mind of the testatrix. •nin amongst other articles five 51 Bank of England motin the Re eal a itation '' Ch Bk. Ind. Aust& Ch. 4/. per cent. 20 006 0 0 - 101e-London and North Western, 1041-Manelgetai
was not adjusted, no part of it had been debited non-commissioned officers, drummers and privates, now The jury consulted for about a minute, and then re- tart g
- d ne 10/. note Sus • • ,f
1 --
g P g . city . ...
no emoanic o , izon a 1 !mon the occta Mr.. O'Brien ilates a
then d t some length upon the colonial
271 e Staffordshire sd-South Eastern, -221 3 21-e-St 49'01'
to revenue. The company had now thrce bills in at head-quartere, entitled to that medal, in order that it turned a verdict for the plaintiff (in Capt. Lovett's favour) pant f o. 19, and the' waitel.) going into that room various sociel chats ses which have occurred of late Commercial of London. 71. p. c. & bs.loo 0 0 20 0 0 25),
_ per cent. Do '904. .
Parliamena-otio for a branch to Granton, over may be forwarded to them for distribution with the least on all three of the wills.
found that he had disappeared. In the course of the • • I'd
ft d. ' d •h ' Eng. Scot. &Aust. Ch. 41. per cent. 20 0 0 all
,
years.ind Ireland, au a
iert a mis.silon, ma ehwit a eoLied. tr. Bk. of Aus. 5/. per cent. 2e 1(;I : •• 18% -- e s
which they expected to carry 100,000 tons of coal possible delay.
------- same day, the 6th instant, the prisoner visited the Exe-
and mineral traffic annually. They would not only The Colonel Cornniandant of the Wooltvich Division NORTHERN CIRCUIT.-Yome, Mamie( 14. ter-hall Hotel at about one o'clock in the day, and en- very in ifferent grace, tta partial berfit as re-
London a171.60-unt.y. :: 1111. ii;; cent. L 0 0 20 71 0 3% BIRMINGHAM, MARCH 14. ' WI
have dues for about 40 miles on the Caledonian of Royal Marines has received instructions to furnish 1 NISI PRIUS COURP. gaged a bed for tbat night. He at once took possession suited from the operations of tle ncumbered Lon. & Eastn. linkg. C. 61. per cent..loo 0050 0 0 - STOCK EXCHANOE.-Birmingham District Fire la ..
Estates Court, he proceeds in the following rather Lonaon Joint-Stock
Proper on all those minerals, but also dues on the (Before Mr. Baron Martin.) of the room, About 20 minutes after Mrs. Haxell, the
Londn and Westininstr 18,. per cent.lloo 0 0 20 0 0 47 Great Western Birmingham Guaranteed Stock,le
c 1 and 4 rivet 4to each of tl fll •
borpora p e. le o owing gure• lACKSON Y. JoHNSON.-SPECIAL JURY. , landlady, vvent up stairs to her own room and missed her hackneyed strain of complaint :-
Granton branch aufficient to make it pay. He then
Nat. Provincial of Eng.
.16 pc.& bs 'lOO 0 0, 35 0 0 -
London and North Westerns, 104 a 5-Midlands; alaana
oats, about to be A •I
-tte- out for service on the coata of Mr. Athertont Q,C., Mr. D. Seymour, and Mr. Kerr bracelets and some other articles of jewellery, valued " Living ha this country at present under an amnesty, • Ditto, New ........ „ 2000 1000 -
i Biala-
adverted to the proposed Carlisle and flawick line,
16, Crystal Palace, 2e a-Birmingham Canal, 92e- . • ,
China-viz., the Algerine, Bann, Brune, and Lee, to be were for the plaintiffs, Mr. Knowles, Q.C., Mr. Hill, altogether at about 30/. It was then found that the pri- I feel disposed to pass lightly over every matter which Date ditto , 2O 006 0 0
to authorise which there was a bill before Parlia
Nationr,l Bank .... •• 61.pe;'cent. 50 0022 10 0 -_`' ham Bank, 33a-Birmiugham Fire, IJ. .
Q.C. and Mr. Shaw for the defendant ner had left the house unobserved No 1 t d touches myself and I can leave to the future historia,n
.. .
ment, and if sanctioned vvould enable the Caledo- fitted out at Woolwicb, and the Woodcock and Watch- ~; so . • cue o is- , • New Soath Wales 20' er cent. 20 0 0 au
p aintiffs, the Messrs. Jackson, are corn millers cover the thief was found until Wednesday, when set, the task of commemorating the holy alliance fermed oe ti e k •• - • P
rhe I • • •
-
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4
titan to fulfil all their former engagements for ful, to be fitted out at Deptford. The Bann and Brune
at Fleet Mille, six or seven miles frona Wakefield. They geant Gummer, of the C division, went -aii Ste ,'8 between Lord Clarendon and Mr. Birch for the urpose Otit
eornila.
itanukCorpora. 10/. per cent. VI : : 15 % o i MANCHESTER, MAiteet 14. •ee • t the,r.
Seoctc Eaciaterae.--The market opened flat, one., es,
branch lines. Ho complained of the Scottish Cele- were on Saturday admitted into King William Dock at have two places of business for the sale of flour by retail, Rotel, Bond-street, and Was shown into a room in wvehl'eh of calunsniating the party with which I was colnectea • Provincial of Ireland .ll.p.cabs. 100 00250 0 60
, Ditto, NeW... .. •• • • 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all - w7aastleirtnt le_ iomu pri9vem en t towards the elose.Caledo.lll%lol
tral Company in diverting the traffic from the Woolwich to be furnished with Grant's patent condensing in Wrengate arid Westgate, in the town of Wakefield, he found the prisoner's bale, which he searched. Ami:ne but lam justified in asking you to forget . the '
provocas f0nian........ - C nties, loi-Laneashire and Yorkshirewee•
Caledonian line and st t d that 1 -Pl' 1;
1 - -i-e- ---, un-ess - areament steam apparatus for distilling sea_water, Each of the The defendant resides at Wakefield, and is the sanitary other articles it 00htainea two "jemmies," of peentiagr tives by whieh some of the most loyal, calm-minded, and south e‘ustratia *.: :*.
• ls4.pteerr %int Ng g ,111 -
36% -South-Eastern and Dover, 22 13-16 22e 3---Greist
sanctioned one of their bills referring to that matter inspector there. The action was brought to recover, da- form, and apparently of foreign manufacture, and a very disinterested patriots of Ireland were di•iven into insur- Union of Australia...• Ile per cent. 25 0 0 All 59% ern of Canada new, 3a p. ,
f vessels about to proceed on the Chinese ex edition is or-
-2 10 0
•
they must have recourse to the courts of law, or d dt b fitt d t h ' •
ere o e e ou on t e same principle. lhe zann
p , - mages from the defendant in respect of what was alleged handsome stiletto. The Prisoner was out at tEfe time, rectionary proceedings 7Am I justified in asking yeu „
-_____
, .•
some remedy must; be obtained, as it would never to be an inconsiderate wanton use or abuse of his official and the constable waited for him. He entered about to forget the trials of Mr. O'Connell and his fellow mar. Ninilioonn oo•ff 111.aomncilounr!.....: ls„e-r
cent. 150 : 0 130 00
00
-
26 IS LEEDS, MARCH 14.
and Brune, built expressly for exploring the river Nile
do to submit to the proceedings of th•it company , authority. The complatat of the plaintaft was, that in one o'clock in the Morning. The constable showed him tyre, the suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act, and the unity Mutual --•• •• ' - 1100 0050 0 0
3 2(P.
Western Banker Gonda .- 1100 00t50 0 0 - STOOK EXOHANGE.-North-Eastern (Leeds) lea. ,
with respect to their traffic. He concluded by are on the old paddle principle, and of an extrern,ely Feb. of last year the defendant, without any application tee a temmiesht and asked if they were his property. systematic packing ofjuries, which vrere sanctioned by
p.-Midlands, 81e.
moving that the report be adopted, and the divi- small draught of water. to a magistrate, and without any summons to the plain. He said a No," and was at once taken into custody. British statesmen or by the British Parliament I Am I DOCKS.---------
........
dends therein recommended be declared payable The head-quarters of the llth (Prince Albert's Own) tiffs, or affording them an opportuoity to explain or set Tho witnesses from the Bedford and Exeter-hall Hotel justified in atking you to forget that above 600,000 of Dividend Amount .
Weg
on the 27th ies•. Hussars, with their band, arrived at Chatham on Satur- right what might appear to him to be wrong, made a identified him readily, although his appearance was very the inhabitants of Ireland were allowed -se die either Name of Company per of pad. Frio. SHIP LAtiacm-On Saturday a new steamer
.or
summary seizure of fleur, the property of tho plaintiffs, mach altered by the removal of a pair of very large black from actual starvation or from di,edse renerated b in- • Annum. Share. ' launched from Young, Son, and Magnay's yard, at 11,1001
Mr. CoLOI-fortN moved an amendment to the day morning from Centerb • d
, uty, un er orders to proceed at each of their establishments in the town on th d t• I dlir so remarkabl bet k t f ffi • f f - g ' Y
y,c as o orm an su ciency o ood, and that, upon the whole 2,000,000 . ---- :—..- house. She is called the Neptune, and has been 0,
effect that the report ha approved, and that the to Hounelow Barracks. The foloeing officers were with that idcontamed deleterious ingredients ' hich e gordoeuren _ we's cer:4, an
n tiraa t t h • : •
X s. d. X s. d. for the Austrian Lloyd's Steam Navigation CornPata
d Unpitia.sing c ) s o is pallid compl•.xion ; now his of the Irish race have perished or dieappeared from a soil commercial .......... 51. pr cent. Stock. Stock
Pervants of the company be net required te per- th ir he I qu• ie a • L•utCIEP 1 B tee' t fief e fdO Fb 2518-; dre
e at - a tg. s.- It ~. 0.. et , revs.-- ajor IMI or .uman 00 .ae. , a , the efendant hair was (Hay a moderatelY dark bra wn, and ho had no which, under a good domestic Government-under such 1)°. Preference ~ Rtock• ~ * : being the 63d sbip of their fleet. She is a fine eliPP.,th
form any systemafc work r n tl,e Lord's day. E. Fellawes, Cept. W. Foeter, Lieut. and Adjutant J. entered ti: e plaintiffs' sbop at Wrengate, and took pos. ernisksrs or beard, but "nIY a slight moustache. When a Govern :.ent as hais existed during the last 25 years in =V.= tic_t_iL;;l 61. pr cent. Stock. „ 119 built vessel, with engines of 300-horte power ; fe".d
C '4/. per cent. 100 9 0 •00 0 0 - dtb
Mr. INPMICICEN; one of the directors, seconded session of cortaitasamples of flour apparently for tho pur- he was searched five 51. notes, 191. in gold, and a quan- revolutionised Belgium-would have afforded all the ele- Po. Loan Notes .... between perpendiculars, 231 feet 6 inches ; brea t 6
Yates, Lieut R. R. H. Dungate, Cornet D. S. Stewart,
loaeo ooe 0
the aniendment in refer-nce to the Sabbath ti affic. pose of examination, but of that the plaintiffs did not tity of jewellery, Chiefly Conslsting of very elegant rings, talents ofhappiness to a much larger population than has Do. 5 Per cent. Pref. 5/. pr"cent, 25 0 0 05
0 0 -
- beam, 30 feet 8 inches ; keel for tonnage, 210 fe• et
v
Assi ear t- a O. B Miller andareterinar .Sur eon
„
A slicey of hands having been taken, the chair- ' ' ."ree" ' , 9 g complain, their case being that the whole of their flour, pine, and studs, were found on him. ever yet inhabited it. Bk having, as I conecientiously be- r43Veala•rin• •••
-• . Stock. Stock. - inches ; burthen, 1,030 tons. The ships in the i'llej
Anthony. The 21 and 3d Dragoon Guards, from Dublin, at each of their shops, was as pure as flour could be, un- Mr. Wodehouse was able to identify four of the notes, lieve, that these, our fellow-countrymen, might either :. %St. per cnt. Stock. I „ sole were decorated with flags, and the launch had attrac
man declared that the amendment was negatived.
teethanaptone ••••••••••••••..
relieve the 1 lth HussaN at Canterbury. ' mixed with any foreign or deleterious ingredient, and but could not speak as to the other. have been kept alive at home, or assisted to settle them- victoria ..........„. ~?
sePesrpeeeretcl g g 52g g g 96 a large concourse of spectators.
~ ,_ egad,
Tho foideture of certain sharea mt.; then con-
firmed, and t' c throwers svere autliotised to sell, The authorities of the War Department Lave di- aherefore they had no objection to a fair investigation. It was intimated that there Were numerous other cases selves advantageously in the British caloniess by a Govern- Ditto New ........ ,
~
20 00140 0 ' 13 [ADVERTISEMENT.]-Jane Hallett, of Whitayeeee tie
near Netherbuty, Dorset, suffered for many years dte
The fact of what bhey did complain vvas, tha.t in the against the prisoner.-He was remanded. ment which possess unegealled resources+, both pecuniary
eel'
. . cancel, or other wi,e displse of the earn". rectod that the whole of the available Purveyors, top-
•
LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. a bad leg. From the knee to the armies it had 13 tt
course of the same day the defendant returned to the
--------
and territorial I cannot but boll the Parliament of Great ,
-- th i r with the Commissariat officers, no tv attached to shop at Wrongate and took away ail the flour he found WORSHIP-STREET.-Me 13 • • • ' f dlts : d • t t'dfth re
sere. Arthur M`Namara ramie guilty oa e 1 erete cams ogeri o e ce
Dividend Amount wounds, so that she was unable to stand or move abet.,
EASTERN COUNTIES. the home stations, be held in readiness to proceed to there. He also went to the shop in Westgate, and there, Felet, Carteret, and James Williog, mane •d•' t• 1.1. h and I belong. For these reasons, not on Name of Company. per of
ging irectors aw ic you
pate, price. the house. She tried a variety of means and apPll':4
The disputa with refer nettlV. to ' (N • •
e c o le IC na or- Caine, with the troop under orders for embarkation, without taking any:samples for examination, acted iu the of the London General Omnibus compaey, were sun,. account of any personal NufferingS or indignities that 1 Annum. Share. tions, but without obtainieg a cure. 13y the blessiege
____________ _
God and using only three pots of Poor Man's Friel.
wich) station. on thes line is about to be c irried into • •
.
Ite same way. On the following day the defendant again re- mooed to answer a charge of haven 1 d t have endured, lam now, more fully convinced than I
with a view te make every part of the service as comp e
gup awfully use or
X a d. A s. d.
99110 and taking three boxes of pills, she was perfectly arc-
the law courts. Certain inhabitanta of Norwich moved all the flour he foua i iii the two shops, altogeteer hire certain hackney carria after having reeeived a was in 1344 that Ireland would prosper more under a Rank of Scotland .
contend that under the Ests'ern C ' E •
ountiee, astern as possible. In addition to the medical officers already some 82 bags. After the seizure certain informations written notice from the Cgoems'
missioners of Police that . .
domestic than under a foreign Government. These con- British Linen Comp.an'y' 7,11: fieerr cceenl: 1:g iC3 : 1:: 00
: L3/03 Dr. Roberts's Poor Man's Friend, for vedunds and erePti
'Union, arid Norfo'k Railways Arnim:went Act, selected the following have also been ordered to embark were laid against the plaintiffs before the magistrates, the such vehicles were not in a fit and proper state fur public victionB eve ee s g .
h b n tren thened by the opportunities I Caledonian Bank ..... ee per cent, 10 0 0 2100 31 16s tions of every description, is sold in ots is 10.413
City of Glasgow Bank 5/. per cent. 10 0010 0 0 131 25 2s. 9d. each. His Piluhe A • P ' i elt.r
1854, the Eastern Counties Company'were bound fur China, viz. :-Second-Class Staff-Surgeons T. Parr charge against thsm being that of having had on their use.
have enjoyed during my exile of observing the ad vantages Clydesdale Bank . 5%1 cent 20 0 0 10 0 0 14/ 55 ntiscrophulae or 3..:' j,
urities of the blood, is sold in boxes, la led,e2e• la's
to work the Victoria statiote and that they had not and Wellington Poole, both of whom have been relieved 1
,remises flour that was unfit for sale. Iu support of the Mr. Charles Jeeks, the police inspector of habkney of self-government in foreign countries, and even in the commercial Bank ':: 71.1;3 cent: 500 0 0 100 0 0 248/0s P
complied with that provision.
from garrison duty at Chatham. charge some gentlemen, amateur chemists, were called, carriages, stated that one of the defendants' omnibusesi colonies of Great Britain. Of course I do. not mean to g7t.trnuisaak.....• - 61. per Cent. 25 0 0 ln s g T1(211;
ow:: .• 3541. p cent. . 5 0 0 5 4s. 6d., lls., aod 225. eacb, by all medicine vene°-
throughout the United Kingdom and Colonies.
and eaid the flour contained a very deleterious and im. which was about to start ti on its re ular ai rne from' assert that le years have elapsed without witnessing the Natlional tanslf 100 0 0 192110 • 1 Of
--
11. M. failing sloop Electra, 14, Comnaander William
•• 6a per cent, 100 o
proper ingredient -eulphuricacid. The plaintiffs said the Shor • p g j n 37
21005/ 7, [ADVERTISEMENT.] - Holloway's Pills a Miranr°_,4,
CRYSTAL PALACE DISTRICT GAS
edach Church to the Elephant and Castle, exhibited enactment of a single measure beneficial to Ireland ; Northof Scotland Barrio 51. percent 20 0 0
COMPAN Y. Morris (b), arrived at Spithead yesterday, from the Aus apparent presence of sulphuric acid in the flour: was at- such • •
a dilapidated appearance that he examined it, and but, as regards the general policy of British statesmen. Ite3.'al Bank of Scott. .. 5/.per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 1401 es Sete
Union Bank of Scot. .. 81. percent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 1051111 nce and never-failing Remedy for Liver and Sten:ilea
Com lai •t Ed 13rnl
_ .p r. a- ward Robertson, of John-streetit ;11,
lan station She is 108 days from Melbourne and 40 tributable to the kind of chemical test which those wit-
tral. .
found thesteps broken, the panels split, the seat cushions towards this country, it fieems to me that it has eon- Western flank •....... 71. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 84/ Os
The report of the directors of th:s company ad-
' hdud d• lb b ''
from Melbourne to the Falkland lelands ; she met with ,mnoatt
eersigansedhryo,anhttptrhoeraebtl,yitnhignoratncet; in the interior ragged and dirty, and the door so much sisted, not in an hanest ehndeevour
lto atone for tlriiitar
(leas and Life.. 8 %/. Pr ceentt• 1(1110) f's' 1:0) 1; 00 : :7113s
ftol, lithe! lettther toh Phrofdessor Hodlloway, respectfu J.l eta
verts to the steady and continued improvement of
tnheeude !1 eater' os tei s
calms; ',early the whole veyage. The Falklands were the owtirtitotfetncilzetehatai:
swabs incapaible crtf
dbeing elreedd.ofe. iazti, uesilltgsh anadseftuci, i wlßia•ttioen Tzar
a:f honoi
D utr:. Caledonian' aPi rnel e tr.. 5 u.; .1 IL Ppaerrecent. too 0 o 10 o 0 21511Cies doisremasse lonif thetliver anad sstuoffmear ec
h,foora mti
la nhyi s yeeoaarsiltit
0700
tbe business, as shown by Vie annual gas rental
to which the flour was e7ubmittecr. The plaiLffes,vw7h ;be
during two years and a lialf the c inpany have been only places she touched at ; there was only one merchant • o ;merit of the ruagatratet, availed themselves of the skill , dauts, in whichw the; ws ee
rgou erne
qt
oyi
rsoeci; •
te 0 udpoloono
ot
tines!, th; the basest -anYcl most sore(glid passions of trus Iris% Pneaation. atlyouoifuril,rizow Life:: :11.pneet r 0 00 3 I, 3 3 ,f :
t became so enfeebled and debilitated tbat he was eotirelf
at work. The gas-rental for the half-year ending ship there when she left. The Electra took in the cap- and experience of Prof. Taylor, and a portion of the flour ' use of the carriage in question, but notwithstanding the That policy has consisted in a successful attempt to sow Edinburgh Life7nWer. 61:4r cent. 100 0015 0 0 291 Os confined to his room. At this crisis he was stronglf,rfo'
1854 amounted to 1,7361,, for the year 1855 to tam and Part of tile crew of the Lord G. Ben tinck, trader, having been submitted to him, he found that there was injunction, which was followed up by a summons, the jealousies and divisions between the different sections of Eng' & Scot, Law Life 51.ner cent. 50 0 0 3 5 0 4/ 6s commended to give Holloway's pills a trial. He din
5,7081., and for the year 1856 to 6,536/. The com- of London, which foundered at sea near the Falklands ; nothing in it that was not proper. The result was that the same omnibus bad been ever since employed in tra. Irish *patriote, and in an attempt, equally eucc+ a +ful, to VatAitean;ireef asieirlffeed gli:lrerrceeent ig g g i I:
g 6if Ns' for a few weeks, and was quite restored to health 133,
pany estima,te that they are at present in possession h._r crew end captain, 16 in all, took to a boat and were informations were dismissed ; but the plaintiffe, looking veiling the road up to that morning. One of the New purchase the support or quiescence of those who once North British Insur... 71. per cerat. 200 0020 0 0 371 Os strength.-Sold by all medicine vendors throughout:4
at the summary and extraordinary character of the North-road omnibuses, which was equally out of repair, took a prominent part in promotiog the agitation of our Northern Assnrance Co. - 20 0 0 100 11 143 werld •at Professor Holloway's establishmenta. rA
of a gas rental of nearly 8,000/. per annum. The six days in her without any food but one i so • f
pge n , our of seizure, and the injury that had been done to their repu. had also been kept running in defiance of a similar pro- national claims. This purchase has been cheaply effected, =ln '.(„levelnLiaslreee• em. --
prune R 0 00
0 20031 5s Strand, London, and 80, Maiden-lane, New York ;..by--
directors mention that a decrease has taken place in the crew were drowned. The Elect b
ra rought hotne Mr.
1 0 0 11 145
tation, felt that that wets, net
terieugh to rt them right,' hibition. Mr. Hamodii convicted the defendanta in A for it has been only neceesary to diseensejudicioesly a Standard Life ........ 51. per cent. 50 0 0 7 0 0 201 os d A
Stampa, Constantinople ; A. Guidicy, Smyrna aan _ • ,
the value of coke, but they have laid in coals at a Cleveland, master of the Juno f '
ngate on the Australian and accordingly gave t e de endant no tce of action, penalty of 30s. for each offence, with the distinct under- few of the subordinate situations which the British Exe- ae e Muia Malta.
lower rate, have obtained a hio•her ' f tar and •
, price or . , station, and 14,000 oz. of gold. sse wal ao into Ports. ma Atherton admitted that the 26th section of the act standing that if such omnibuses were again used, the full cutive has .at ite command, le • a the Government of the MISCELLANEOUS.
e.-......-
are carryine on successful!
e • y the conversion of am-
th h bour to be paid off, havin n ta end ta Tectoria, 0. 121, empowered an inspector of forfeiture of 3/. would be imposed for each journey they empire Irishmen are still practically exclud,ed, for seldom
BIRTHS.
mou ar g been four years and nn
' Dividend ane;--------
mortiacal liquor into solid sulphate of ammonia.
riuisances to inspect and eXaMihe certain articles, includ performed in the disgraceful cOnditien described by the of late years has an Irishman been admitted into the Ca- Name of Company. per une
of Paid. Price. ot A SON.
The arrears on calls amount to 7,446/. The profits a half in c'HumiBsi°"*
ing corn flour, and bread which is exposed for public officer.
binet. Nor ig it only from the Government of the eni.
On the 14th inst., at 5, Eaton-place west Mrs. Ite-
ess• sr*
on tho
Capt. Richard O'Conne l's 9th corn
Year amount to 2,2971., out of which a divi- Pane, 3d battelion, sale, and' that "if the same be found to be unfit for
a....--- pire that they are excluded. They are not allowed even ------- ---
Capel Cure. .
dend of 5e •
X s. d. X s. d. -
2 per c,nt per aurnun was declared on Royal Artillery, at bead-quarters, Woolwich, have human food, it isnay be seized ;'' but he contended MARLBOROUGH-STREBT-Tr. ITenrY Tilbury, to participate in the higher departments of administra- Acadian Charcoal Iron
On the 11th inst , at Addison-road, Kensington, Mrstels!
10 0 0 2 0 0 -
the paid-up ca 't 1 .
P 1
.a of the company, setting aside been ordered to hold themselves in readiness to embark that that section would not avail the.defen . .
dant for the brass-founder and gas-fitter, 54, Upper Marylebone. tion in their own country. If you will consult the official African Steam Ship .. • •
• • 20 0 0 10 0 0 - Hall. .
4151., for de
. ,
predation ofplant mains rkc leavino• if w days for the Mauritius ; Captain M. B. purposes of a defence to this action, inasmuch as it im- street, was charged with gas stealing. Almanac you will find that ' the enterprising Anglo-. 6e rer cent. 50 0020 0 0 -
or A DAITORTEE.. .
a balance of 107/ f 1-- • • • • p na e Forbes's
; t scat ril:Talita •rt• :; ••
;- -21 s /per cent. 50 0 0 - -
posed the condition of examination, a,nd ati honest hen- For the last two or three years lee had been surrepti- Saxon' occupies almost every administration situation at Australian Aericul.t.u.r.l - 25 0019 0 0 24% On tho 13th inst, at Kilburn House, Kilburn, the WU.
a or tne next account The ca 1- 4th battalion, for the Cape of Good Hope ;
ta account showed that 39 a . PI
1"
c°l"anYs
clasion upon such examination that the article examined tlously consuming the ,as of the Imperial Gas Company Irelani to which -either emolument or Government in- A tal
us r lan Trust •• '.. 81. pr cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - John T. Fletcher, Esq.
.• ,i, k
including 7,9501.
on
,oanc,,ooo/. bad been receive( , Captain F. fa Chancellor's lat company, 14th battalion, • e f
is un t or human food, before it can be properly seized, by means of a secret pil'po which was connected with the fluence is attached." • •
.austranan Royal Mail - 10 0 e all - On the 13th inst., at Westow-hill, Upper Norwoode ""
1 , and 37,174/. expended
Anglo-Mexican Mint.. 11. 10s. 10 0 0 all - •f f William Nicholas De Mattes, Esq
leaving a bal.ince of 1,828/. s for Canada; Captain C. \Yeller's 21 company, 14th bat- and i th
nis case there was no examination, either of the company's main, and which supplied 30 lights.and six THE VACANT MASTERSHIP IN CHANCERY. British American Land 5/. per cent. 50 0040 0 0 - wi 6 o .
....
__-_,----_-_-__-__-_•-•____,___-•
_-_,„.___-„.. taboo, also for Canada ; and Lieut.-Colonel S. E. Gor. 82 bags or of tho flour seized in Wes:gate ; besides melting stoves. ~ It is stated that the Lord Chancellor has addressed Canada ... ••.•• • • • .• 61. per cent 100 0032 10 0 156 'OVA RRI E D.
[A DVERTISEMENT.I—Fifty Thousand Cures without M, l• don's 4th compcny, 14th battalion ; and Captain R. K. w_ ,
blob another mode of proceedin might have been Mr. Tilbury levied •
- • g hl d h A •P • guilty, and implored thia•peagis- a connuunication to Hie Irish Government in refe- Mts sr cent Bonds s_l. pet cent Stock 100 0 0 -
a I4th inst., at St, J , • • h line.
re•O the amass, Piccadilly, Jo n ~
cr cent bds esper cent. Stock 100 0 0 - - -
F. adopted by the defendant, which would have ena. e t e. trate to eeal wnh tho cme summarily.
cites, by Du liarry's delicious Itevalenta Arabitia Food fi'• :. Freetles 3:l company, for Nova Scotia. Major F.
rence to the inconvenience likely to result from the Di o'
I)
tte, G per cent. .• 6/. per cent. Stock 100 0 0 - chinson Aspinwall, Esq., of Clement's-inn, to Ewerotta stinst
digestion (ilytipcpsia), IlatulencY. constipation, ne'Ll-trs- Lennox's company, No. 6, Ist batta,lion, A, are under plaintiffs to give an explanation, and thus the great He whs sentenced to two months' imprisonment.
contemplated abolition of the Mastership in Chan- Ditto, 6p c. bds 1874 81. per cent. Stock 100 0 0 - daughter of Chas. Hualby, Esq., of Fall-mall.
•1* e end I i vet' coin plain ts, debility
scandal
.that had occurred to drew, and likewise the pre- A similar charge against a licensed victuhller in Mary-
nitto,6 pc. bds 1876 6/. per cent. Stock 100 0 0 -- On the 12th inst. at St. John's, Hackney Mr. gene,
la lOU. , . - . __ ,_ • cough, asthma' . , .
off , a 1• v NI f
eery vacant by the death of Mr. Wm. Henn. Ti •
Cure No. ,I,
‘,or dysi,,,,,sia,
froi,: enders for Guernsey. icors w 0 I.k 0 app it, or an sent action, might have Lem avoided. lebone stall& remauded at this court. us Crystal Palace ...... 21. per cent. 50 0 all 2% Spooner of Park-roa'd Dal t t Cleme 1* - 'sr ler . the
lama ay - , Al
COUSUelptioll, &0.--
official remonstrance, it is added, has been f •
avom- Ditto Preference.... 71 pr. cent 50 0 50 0 - fourth daughter of the'late Cshlni. ' n
•les Carly, Esq., Clarkenwea•
the Right Hon. the Lord. Strsirt de Deeies-‘‘ I have eitchaege of companies aro ordered to join tbeir original Mr. Knowles submitted that there was no case to go to
—._
ce of France - . 4 0' 0 all -
and Borough,
derived considerable benefit from Du Earry's Itevalenta Am- companies f.,r service, unless the exchange has been re. the jury. The defendant., as the Sauitary Inspector ef tho MARY LEBONE.-The oung man who had given ably received, and it is believed that the vacancy cir ari:al3
evigation Bonds 3%1. per cent -
bica Food, and consider it due to yourselvFs and the public an 1 Local Board, was bound to act upon his own judgnaent, his name W. Webb, end wl!. had described himself as a will be speedily filled up. Two or three narnee of LYctrie Telegraph .. 6/. per cent. Stock. 100 -0
0 9-3 DIE D. •
'
i ce.
_ -
to authorise the publication Of these lnics.:--SruAitr DE
the words of the statute being that if the flour &c., sailor, underwent a re. • • bef ore Mr LOog on eminent lawyers have been mentioned for
examination , • , . the a, Eng.& Mrs. Cop. Smelt. 50 0 all - On the 12th inst., at Kendal, Tobias Atkinson, EA.
Deciss."-Cure No. 49,832-." Fifty years' indescribable Mr. Thoe. J. Rawntley, Military Store Department„ban appear to him to be unfit eor human food the 'sadle the charee of having attempted to murder Mr. A. Buck- tt b t t 11- •
pow men , u as ye not Ino• certain is known
-v- Eng.&lris. %fag. T. Co. - 50 0 0 all -
ed 74.
ess asthma, cough, consupe, Ro .1. 0 d W •
e. .0 . Equ)itabie Reversionry 5/per cent. 100 0 0 ,000 0 0 -
agOn th f St
agony from dyspepsia, nervonsn , , . ye r pence, oolwich, has received orders to bold may be seized. In this case the defendant acted bona l• r, by stabbing him with - ' ' '•TI s lar is 3 0001 1 t
5o o 0 -2 10 0 y _ , e 13th inst., at Cambridge, William Patch, 0- .
h and •-•
a butcher s dressing-knife, in to a y , ~ a a lush currency. i Ate New ........ -
tion, flatulency, spasms, sickness at the stomao vomit- himself in readite fdt • h b h f •I• fide and to the be tfte • d
Gen. Revers. & Invest. 51. p c and 11 100 0 0 ;00 0 0 John s College, 13. A., second surviving son of John petsh
food.- ess or uyin t at ranc o the mi a 8 o is
„la gment, and he was, there- a railway carriage.
55...______,..................................••••..............6
ing, 'have been removed by Du Barry's excellent"
____________ Gen. I. Sc. Col. (Lim.) - 25 o o all - Es
la
tar d
fore, exempted by the act from personal liability. The wounded perscn, whose life was at one period
0 0 14 0 0 CL Of 1.1.
, ~ PPer Gower-street, and of the Middle Temp
MARIA JoLtv Wortham Ling, near Dies, Norfolk. -From y epartment about to proceed to China.
the Dowager 'Countess of Castlestuart. Cure 52,612.-"lloss- Tne folle wing appointments have been made at the Ad Mr. Baron Martin asked Mr. Knowles whether he aonsidered to be in extreme danger, said-I am assistant LIVERPOOL, March 14.-The British and North Ame- (li,oein't.iSonteranN. acvnnignagot: ;1;1/..1))cerrccat. & 5
nt 14
0 o all 4% oarnster-at-law.
ife
trevor, County oe Doivn, Ireland, fith December, 1,554.-7:110 miralty :-leent A R T• kl • -
in er, to the Cambridge consliSered that if the Board of Health were to appoint to Mr. Rollick, a draper in Hirsh-street, Poplar. At a ricer' mail steamship Europa sailed frone this port for Hudson's 13ay........ 5/. per cent. Stock Stock -
ford .......•.. 21. 55. iOn 0 0
tatill - of Ridley Thompson, Esq.
On the 14th inst., at 12, Frith-street, Soho-square, tho w
....
Dowager Countess of eastlestuart feels induced, in the in-
Lient. A, e. rae• * ' ; a man utterly unfit to judge of the quality of flour, and quarter to 8 o'clock in th'e even' gI ot into a carriage Boston to-day with 104 passengers. The Re al Mail rnunger
Ne. &Na. Mauso. , - /0 0 0 U
On the 13th inst at Little Laver, Essex, Christian Pe
terest of suffering humanity, to state that Du Rarry's excel.-
PC t rupp, to the Nimrod ; Lieutenant 4. that if such a man went alai examined a seek of flour, and on tho Black vvoll Railwa idn t'herge wee a change at screw steamship Circassian which sailed on Setuyrda le ' -.".
y • li,, London Reversionerfy 4, per cent.
10 0 _
15 0,. all - me ,
u all ~
3, , yei, Esq., aged 67. .
lent Revalenta. Ainhica. Food has cured her, after all meth- • a or, to the Furious ; Lieutenant William 8 ratt te came to the conclusion it was bad, he might seize all the Stepney, The carriage I ~y' a*" * - lass one,
vas in was a second c for Newfoundland, Halifax', and Portl '
and, returned to Inex. & s. Ameri_ne -
25 0 0 50 0 4g i 0,.
On the 13th hest., at Deptford, Mr, Thomas HarriSe !
cines had failed, of indigestion, bile, great nervousness, and the Ajex ;Ea O. Gilbert, mate to th S • P ' flour in a shop and carry it away ? : and my destination was th ad I took my this port to-day after experienc• Nat. Discount Comp..
_ P e urprise; F. W.
o Harapstead-ro . . , ing a succession of terra too 0 o - Custom-liouse agent.
irritability of many years' standing,." This food deserves the Ingleaeld, mate (for di Mr Knowles areued thet that would b f't •ktat Po lar fo t
eso;. or i tic e P. f r tie Camden-town station. .
All th fic gales off th N,S.W. Gov.sp.c. Deb. 5/. per cent -
e coast of Ireland, which blew the sales to Nor. Bri. Australasian 6d. 10 0 all % On the 13th inst., at Maulesden, Forfarshire, Win. Lander •
sposal) to the Calcutta ; G. S.
e •b d
ri an s from the bo •
th of Europe, Stm. st per cent 20 0 0 17 10 0
confidence of all sufferers, and may be considered .... .
✓ d mate to th ld b t b f .•
bl. ffi
wou e lliions rous or apa lc o cer. to be subjected passengers alighted, and left me alone in the carriage. wsprit. She is said to have sustained Nor 13!‘ dale, only surviving son of the Hon. Wm. Maule.
a real blessing. Inquiries will be cheerfully answered.- ear , , e Cormorant ;P. J. Rankin, mate, tO
23 0 0 all
Supported by testimonials from the celebrated Professors of the Plumper ; the Eton. F. W. Charteris, m t to heavy ( amages because he committed an error ih This was at about 23 minutes past 8 o'clock. I saw the n° mater,ial damage, and will be able to resume her voy- Price's PatontCand. Co
_-_-
Pecl RiverLieul&Min. 50 0 all i-- On tho 12th inst. at 17, Matson's-terrace, Kingsland,JclT
e to the . d
a • ju galena prisoner just as the train was about to start from there, age on I ueeday or Weenesday, after replacing her bow- 71. per cent 50 .0 0 an A Mayhew, Esq., solicitor, formerly of Coggeshall, Esse' •
Chemistry Dr. Andrew Ure; Dr. Shorland ; Dr. Ham)" • Pembroke; A. J. Errington midste
Pen. & Oriental Steam ,
Dr. Campbell; Dr. Gattiker; Dr. Wurzer ; Dr. legram ,• .jzlt D. Kino ~. . ipman, to the Retri- Mr. Baron Martin said he believed the real meaning look in at the window; he opened the door and took his sprit and sails. The ship behaved well iu the storm. The Ditto New _5OOOlO o 0 14 aged 53.
cent 100 0 0 au
Lord Stuart de Decies; tho Dowager Countess of Castle busioll, • ..' nni."-UPWOO, tO the Surprise ;of the Act of Parliament was, that nothing should be seat opposite to me ; directly he had done SO the train Passeugers sPeak highly of her and remain ' •
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