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show that the Proseentorhad Perjured himself when pany, and the prisoner was remanded in order that parties to be more moderate, and Stowell must use Chas. Hill' Henthfield Smith, Chase Alliston, Geo. Allis- quence of this removal, the following promotions, to date Country Markets. -
CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT-Neo. 26. • ton Philip Champion Toker, David Henry Stone, Win. from the 4th instant, have this day taken place ;
denying that the banns had been put up. The girl's i a witness might be called to identify tho balls of better language. What was it he required ?
Stowell said he was sorry for beine so hasty before Denison Starting, John Kinnersley Hooper, John Hum- Rear-Admiral of the Red William James Mingaye, to
in wheat, and a fair -ear
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--rm.- mother had done so with prosecutor's consent. The opium. e phery, jun.. William Fowler Mountford Copeland, Joseph be Vice-Admiral of the Blue. T hdeemeraeol
ne evrt„ so. sn
TTa go c d attendance this morning of millers
OLD COURT. girl had up to this time borne a most respectable Yesterday Mr. F. Royle called, and said-I am his worslsip, and forgetting the duty he owed before Anderson, junior, John Wood, Samuel Christy, Bonamy Rear-Admiral of the White James Scott, C. 8., to be
Dobree, junior, John Hill, William Jones Lloyd, Donald Rear-Admiral of the Red.
{Before the Recorder.] character. The learned counsel then called the a doctor of medicine, and am in the employment of . a magistrate, but Mr. Bingham interfered with
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John Johnson, 38, and James Moore, 26, were mother, a respectable-looking woman, who was the East India Company, who refer raw and other hina He required tohhave the original noteetaken
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• Matthewman Challis, to be Rear-Admiral of the White.
at 6d per qr reduction
indicted for a burglary in the dwelling_house of about to give her evidence relative to the publiea- Products from India to me for my opinion respect- by Mr. Puckle, the c airman at the sessions, pro- h'H
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9d per barrel and sack on flour. Indian corn in request,
ce n illiam Henry C a is, Alfred Wilberforce Challis John Captain Russell Eliott to be a Rear-Admiral on the Re-
Ridley Hunter, Robert BousfielkEdward JonesWi'lliams, served List.
e. atmeal at late rates.
ing them. I have for many years made opium my duced, and the original indictment from the offi
Thomas Miller, and stealing a large quantity of tion of the banns, but
Edward Hunter Edward Masterman, George Moore, John Captain John Elphinetono Eakins, to be a Roar-Admiral
The Commissioner objected to receiving it, as study. Opium for the English market is brought of the clerk of the peace.
boots and shoes, his property.
in value.
Mr. Sharpe prosecuted ; Mr. Ribton, and Mr: being irrelevant to the charge. almost entirely from Turkey. The ball produced Mr. Combe said that, under these circumstances, Francis Moon, J'ohn Gallon], Richard Nathaniel Philipps, of the Blue.
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The jury returned a verdict of unlawful wound- by the officer Bassett is a specimen of Bengal opium. he should adjourn the case until Saturday, the sth George Woodhouse Currie, Alex. Henry, Lewis Loyd, Retired Captain Alfred Luckraft to be an additional
Charles Magniac, James Nugent Daniell, Duncan Dnnbar, Retired Rear-Admiral without increase of pay.
Phillips were counsel for the defence.
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As far as I know, Bengal opium is not imported into of next month, and in the meantime he should
T ii.osmears, Paorkmears
The prosecutor is a boot and shoemaker in Char- ing under circumstances of great aggravation.
With moderate supplies of wheat we had an improved
lotte-place, Goodge-street, and it appeared that 011 She was sentenced to four months' imprisonment. this country for general purposes of trade, but is write to Mr. Pinkie to forward a copy of his notes, JWohilittliapmhiSliephaEsivneLhieurd,
1 l'' h Th ' The followin Yda tNe
do tvh. e2l7.(!th iastant con- feeling in the trade; the demand is more active, and best
the night of October 31 the house was secured as made up for the China market. I have seen balls or the originals.
Kerr Lynch, Charles Skipper George Grenfel Glyn, sequent on the death of Rear-Admiral of the *hit° samples at 1s per qr advance on last week's rates. Beans,
usual, but on the following morning it was dim- MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, Nor. 27. of opium similar to the one produced at the India- Both Mr. Solomon and Mr. Bingham coincided Henry Lowman Taylor, and Chkles 'Wentworth D-lk -
i e, Charles Graham, C. 8., on the 18th instant, have this day oats, and other articles were lower.
covered that the shop had been entered forcibly ______....______ house. with his worship, and would be satisfied with the Esquires.
taken place :- Average prices of grain-Wheat, 504 Nd ; bailey, 381
during the night, and a quantity of boots and (Before Mr. Bliss, Q. C.) Cross-examined by Mr. Wontner-I have never notes, without the attendance of Mr. Puckle. --- --- --- - Rear-Admiral of the Blue The Right Hon. Lord George 3id ; oats, 26s -d ; beans, 455 Nd ; peas, 43a 8d;
shoes stolen. According to the evidence of a cab- Edward Loveman, aged ee, and William Webb, missed any balls of opium. I have all that were The further hearing of the case then stood ad- From the London Gazette f L tN' " Paulett, C. 8., to be Rear-Admiral of the White. rye, -s. Od. .
journed until Saturday, the sth of December, when 0 as lg. t. , Captain James Hope, C. 8., to be Rear-Admiral of the .........
man named Edwerd Smith he was on the rankfin aged 40, were indicted for having stolen two 5/. sent to me.
• Blue. EXETER-Nov. 27. .
the neighbourhood of the prosecutor's residence notes, the property of Mary Pauline, Hurry. Mr. Maule asked for a committal. Stowell said he had to make charges against four
'WHITEHALL, Nov. 26. COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY THE QUEEN. CORN.-Wheat, 63 6d to 7s ; barley, 4s 6d to .4s 9d ;
about two o'clock on the morning of the 31st of Mr. Metcalfe prosecuted ; and Mr. F. H. Lewis Mr. Wontner submitted that there was no proof other persons for consPiracY. Had he better make
grinding do., OE Od to Os Od. Oats, 3s Od to Os OA,
The Qusen has been pleased to direct Letters Patent to Royal Lancashire Militia Artillery-John Blain, Gent.,
Ootober, when the prisoner Moore, accompanied for the prisoners. that the opium had ever been in the possession of them now 7
be passed under the Great Seal, granting the dignity of a to be Quartermaster. Beans, Os Od to 0 Od. Peas, 00s Od to 00s Od.
Mr. Combo told him he had better let the pre- FLOUR. -Fine, 38s Od to 40s Od ; seconds, 36s Od to 384
by a man named Onslow, who has not been taken The name of Mary Pauline, Hurry was placed in the East India Company. Baronet. of the United Kingdom of Great • • sth West York Regiment of Militia-John
Britain and Ire- Croker,
into custody, hired his cab, and told him to drive the first count of the indictment, nominally, as the The Lord Mayor said he considered it a case for sent summonses be investigated before he made any land unto Major-General Archdale Wilson, ee Delhi, Gent., to be Quartermaster. Od per sack. .
Knight Commander of the Most Honourable Order of the COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORD LIEUTENANTS. CATTLE. -There was a small supply of bullocks. Bed
to Charlotte-place, where he was directed. to wait a prosecutrisa but the real promoters of the prosecu- a jury, but would accept bail for the prisoner's fresh charges.
beef, from lOs 6d to ns Od per score ; inferior, 7s to 8s per -
Bath, Lieutenant-Colonel of the Bengal Artillery, and to County of Cardigan- Lewis Pugh, Esq., to be Deputy
short time, and in a few minutes they returned, ton were the trustees of an institution called the appearance-two sureties in 40/. each, and the Stowell-Then I'll do as your worship directs.
score ; fat calves, Od to 6d per lb ; barrenners, Os Od to Os
the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten. Lieutenant ; Thos. Hughee, Esq., to be Deputy Lieuten-
accompanied by the prisoner Johnson, each of them London Diocesan Penitentiary, of whom Sir W. prisoner himself in 80/.
The Queen has also been pleased to direct Letters Patent ant ; Thos. Jones, Esq., to be Deputy Lieutenant ; Thos. Od. per score ; cows and calves, 12/. to 201. ua ; butcher"
carrying a large full sack. It appeared that then P. Wood, the Vice-Chancellor, was one. The•Peni- The required bail wee forthwith put in, and the
CONFESSION 01; MURDER. to be passed under the Great Seal granting the dignity of Lewis Lloyd, Esq., to be Deputy Lieutenant. calves, Od to 7d per lb., rearing calves -3 to - s each;
sheep, ewes and lambs V. 5s to 3/. 5s per couple; ewes, oat
had no money to pay the fare, and the cabman was tentiary was at Park-house, Highgate, and Miss prisoner released from custody.
---...0,---- a Baronet of the Uvited Kingdom of Great Britain and County of Oxford-Oxfordshire Regiment of Militia-
to 60 • wethers, 7d -14; lambs, 7id to 0 per lb. Pigs.
Ireland, unto Major-General Henry Havelock, of Luck- Edward Ramsay Gent to be Ensign vice A 1
, • , , . -5.0 D, pro- ?
teld to take the sacks and their contents to his Hurry was the superintendent. It appeared that -------
at deal of excitement has be n created in
A gre . now, Knight Commander of the Most Honourable Order moted. large size, -s to -5; second size, -s to -s ; slips, -4
house and hold them in security, and they pronaised on Seat. 25 Mr. Logsden, clerk to the institution, GUILDIIALL.-Francis Foley, a glass-blower, th t e
Weymouth during e pas week, says the Sher- 9f the Bath, and to the heirs male of his body lawfully Ist Regiment of King's Own Staffordshire Militia- to -s • suckers -s to -s Ron h fat 4d er lb.
rk " . g ' P , -
to call on the followine mornine a d p y h• n and received some money •ie n tes from Tvrining's, and of diminutive stature and repulsive appearance,
e n a it i o
Journal in conse uence
, q of a rumour that an begotten. George William Moore, Gent., to be Ensign. or carcases from 9s 6d to 10s 6d per score.
take away the property. Smith it appeared bad in the course of the society's business two of them was charged with the following bru.tal outrage UD n b°ll/4
e ° old woman on her deathbed had confessed that she WHITEHALL, NOV. 26. Royal Aberdeenshire Regiment of Militia-Alexander --
his suspicion aroused by what took place, and he came into the possession of Miss Hurry, who placed his wife :-
was a participator in a most foul and cruel murder The Queen has baen pleased to ordain and declare Failuhar, Esq., to be Captain, vice Lord Henry Gordon, ... BRISTOL SUG/R-NOV. 27.
went the Same morning and gave information to them in a purse attached to a bag, which she carried Caroline Foley said she had been married to the mi d
tte more than half a century ago but the- that Isabella Neill, the Widow of the late Colonel resigned ; Robert H. Playfair, Gent., to be Ensign • Ro- The market continues very quret, and the transaction'
of the week are ehiefiy confined to about 4,000 boxes of
the police, and the sacks were examined and fonnd on her arm. One day she was in a, conservatory ad- prisoner about nine years, and had four children coin f li• h •
real perpetrators o w lc at that time could not
0 , James George Neill, of the Madras Fusiliers,
h 11 h bertson Gilchrist Marshall, Gent., te be Ensign ; Daniel
M Leod Fullerton Gent to be Eusi n
s a ave, holal, and enjoy the sarne style, title, --‘- ' , n g • Havannahs, part on the spot and part to arrive at former
tO contain about 100 pair 3 of shoes and boots that joining Park-house, examining some flowers, when now alive. The prisoner was constantly in the bd' d. Th t• 1 •
e iscovere d
fe par teu ars of this dark deed place, and precedence to which she would have been en- Duke of Lancaster 8 Own Regiment of Yeomanry Ca- quotat'ons. Refiners' produce, from its being in short
had been stolen frora the prosecutor, and steps she laid the bag on a stand, forgetting to take it up. habit of getting drunk and assaulting her. She had
we have gathere rom the testimony of many old titled had her husband, who fell in the gallant discharge of valry-Lient. W. E. Royds to be Captain, vice Crook, de- supply, about supports the previous value ; but there is
were taken to apprehend the guilty patties, and Shortly after she had left the conservatory she to work hard for a living for herself and children, .111' • d h
ersons sti wing, an w o can distinctly recollect his duty in India, survived, and been investect with the little life in the market. Rum dull
ceased ; Cornet the Hon. A. E. H. G. Egerton, commonly •
aome policemen were placed in Smith's house with raissed the bag, and. on eoing to where she left it as the prisoner gave her no money, and. his violence
Pth ircumstance that about the eri d
p o nientioned insignia of a Knight Commander of the Most Honourable called Lord Viscount de Wilton, to be Lieutenant, vice .
that object. In the course of the morning the she found it was gone. go one could have had ac- was so intolerable that she had several times been e 1 flt • h t
arm was e in t e own in copse uence of Order of the Bath, for which honour he would have been Egerton, promoted ; Charles Patrick, Esq., to be Lieut., COAL MARKET.-NOT. 27.
9 . recommended to her Majesty, as notified in the London vicentoyds, promoted ; James Dearden, juo., Gent., to be Prices of Coals per ton at the close of the market
prisoner Johnson went to the house, and on his eess to the place but the prisoner Webb, who was induced to separate from him. On the present triea_. a
f h b d Cornet ; John N. Fazakerley, Gent., to be Cornet.
o a uman o y wra ed in a linen Gazette of the 17th instant
1 0 dlBCO:Very h f pp . , hal h
, , e survived.
being taken into custody arid told what he was under gardener. The notes weresubsequentlyfound occasion the prisoner had returned to her after a
Leicestershire Militia-Frederick James Louis Wyatt, . s (is Wallsend, no.
t lying near t e foot o the old bridge on the And also
s lee , . . to command that the said royal order and de- Davison's West Hartley 17 3 a d.
charged with he said that oilers were in it besides in the Bank of England, and were traced from hand month's imprisonment he had undergone for beat- d f h - 1 t'
c ara ion be registered in her Majesty's College of Arms. Gent., late of the King's Own Light Infantry Militia, to B • ,
Melcombe Reels si eo t e harbour On exami- elerde s Hartley l7 6ErhIT ll 17 9
himself, and that he had only assisted tn. place the to hand to the prisoner Lovems.n, a jobbing shoe- ing her in a most unmerciful manner, and although n '
tion it was found that death had been caused by [ln substitution of Notice in Gazette of Tuesda Ist be Lieutenant ; Godfrey P. Hallifax, Gent., late of the eng a .
sacks in the cab. Shortly after this Moore arrived maker at Highgate, who was proved to have passed he had been back about three weeks, the whole of nabl .] Royal Dragoons, to be Lieutenant ; John A lexander Wm. pielsl s trimrose l3 6 Nixon's Duffryn. 21 6
h h d cau ' f - BOARD OF GREEN CLOTH No 2',y), a l4 0 l7 0 '
a 7r t e ea ~tt liiii3g, a severe racture of Wilson, Gent., to be Ensign ; Thomas Alexander Leigh
Htarwoeol tsst Herta y .17 0 Plummer
accompanied by another man, and on the conetable, them in the presence of Webb. A great number of that time bad been spent by him in one continual The Queen has been pleased to appoint th(Vi•R'giit Hon. IS. 0
the sul,as if commi e y some iron and blunt Ilnipe, Gent., to be Ensign ; David Dowie, Gent., to be Fraiiiiwellgate
..,
who was in plain clothes, asking him what he witnesses were examined to complete this chain of round of drunkenness, which reached its climax on Edward Granville, Earl of St. Germans, G.C.113 ,to be HowPard's West H are t l•e•y • "tworth ' . l6 0
instrument. Blood was traced from the spot across
, • . Netherton 17- 0 Russell's Hetton 16 8
wauted, he replied that he had come for the shoes, evidence. The notes were produced by Mr. Bailey, the 21st inst., when, during a violent attack upon Lord Steward of her Majesty's Household, in room. of the
Tog:er Hamlets •
-King a Own Light Infantry Regiment
the bridge to a house in which the deceased woman •
Right Hon. Frederick, Earl Spencer, 8.G., resigned. North Percy Hartley _l5 6 .
South Kelloe 18- 9 •
adding the query, " Who are you ?" The constable of the Bank of England. her, he struck her from 20 to 30 blows upon diffe- of Militia-Cadwallader Edwards late Ca t ' C t
, p ain, oun y
n Hi h-street Boot-lane This
resided, situated i g , . Taufield Moor Butos 13 3 Stewart's 19 6
then told him he wa3 a police officer, an:l that he In the course of the casesome remarks were made rent parts of her head, face, and body, inflicting a WAR-OFFICE, PALL-MALL, Nov. 27. Dublin Militia, to be Captain, vice Gibbon, resigned ; .
was then the only house of ill-fame in the town. It Armar Lowry, late Capt • A h MTV •
am, rmag ii la vice w 1
Wood x West Hartley'...l4 6 South Hetton 19 3
must take him into custody for stealing the shoes, upon the notes being cancelled or cut at the Bank, serioue wound upon her nose, and leavins, her with 2d Regiment of Life-Guards-Lieutenant-Colonel William nam
0 is supposed that on the night of the murder the
t.7)uey,yesiened, to be Captain ; Leonard Strong:Gent., •
up en which he said, "Oh! if that's your eame, so thatthe names ofthepersons endorsed at the back two frightful black eyes and her body a mass of Henry Clinton Baddeley, from half-pay Unattached, to
Shincliffe 17 1
unfortunate man whose name was Tillroyd Moreau
e , be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Brevet-Colonel Williams Lieutenant vice Sutherland resined • Mor an
you -, I'm off," arid knocked the constable°down as havine paid or received them were taken out. bruises. He also knocked her down upon the land- • ' ; Culhane, Es ' ' • g ' * g
q., M.D., to be Sureeon vice Hacon resigned. Wallsend, Stc. Squborwen Merthyr 20 0
by profession a jeweller and engraver, was at this wirsae exchanges.; Major and Brevet-Lieutenant•Colonef
18 9
and endeavoured to make his escape, and it was Mr. Irailey said if this were a fault it was that of ing outside her room, and while on the ground he let or Royal East Middlesel Regiment of ' Militia- Acorn Close lB 0 Keiper Grainge
house in company with a farmer named Hardy F ncis Mountjoy Marten to be Lieutenant-Colonel b Gosforth l7 0 sletton l9 9 .
with great difficulty that he was secured, and the public, and not of the Bank. There was a seized her by the hair, and, as the complainant de- ' - s ' purchase, vice
who resided at the village of Chickerell, but who Baddele , who it. a ; Breve •. Y• Frederic Whito Christian, Gent., to be Ensign, vice Jones,
t-Major •
reslgned ; Frederick Pratt Worthy, Gent., to be Ensign, Eden
during the scuffle the secoud man made his escape. reason for cancelling the denomination. or figures scribed it, " hammered her head repeatedly upon Georee Howard Vyse toYba Majo.: IaZI Liaut.-Colonel • 13 0
died many years since. A quarrel is said to have •if , vice Smith, promoted • Charles Warwick Bampfylde Herten
The jury found both the prisoners Guilty, and of amount, so that if persons wrote their names the stairs." vice erten ; Lieutenant Augustus Savill Lumley to be en am
Wll G - ' ' • Ed en ' 18 3 draddyll lB 0
ent., to be Ensign, vice Vevers, promoted ;
ris i s whi lted i
aen between these part.e , eh resu n a Captain, by purchase, vice Vyse; Cornet and Sub- Hoe s'
evidence Was given that they had been previously at the back of the figures they were necessarily Sir F. G. Moon said in the whole of his experi- race Arthur Wells, Gent., to be Ensign, vice Newton, Haswell 19 9 .
death-blow being inflicted on Morgan. Afi er the Lieutenant John Henniker Lovett to be Lieutenant, by
convicted of feleny and sentenced to 12 months' cut out. The names should always be written on ence he never had a case before bim in which the fatal blow had be struck the body of the d • urchase vice Lumle promoted. Ships at market, 162 ; sold, 129.
imprisonment. Timer had also been several times the upper part oe the back or front of the note, brutality approa,ched so near to murder as the pre- en 0 _Pi _
ra , Y. sth or Royal Elthorne Light Infantry Regiment of -
ceased was wrapped in a kind of sheet or sack, and °" is °non Guards-Joseph Heremon Perm Fitz- •
Middlesex Militia-Roderick M`Donald Campbell to be COURSE ()F EXCHANGE.-YESTXRDA.T.
summarily convicted for attempts to commit felony. and if that rule was observed the names would sent one. He committed the prisoner to the House Patrick' G t t b C • •
en ~ o e ornet, without purchase 'VICO
was then placed on Hardy's hoise, which was • ' , Ensign vice Hawkes, resignejn
The Recorder sentenced the prisoners to be kept never be interfered with in the cancelling. of Correction for the full term of six months, with • White, promoted. ematerdam.... •• -•••• 12 3 Gibraltar ......-- -- -
etanding at the door of the ill-famed house at the 7tb D . Artillery Battalion of the Ro al S MTV Ed
y ussex i i la:- - Ditto, three months .. 12 3 'Leghorn •.• • • • •••• •• •• 30 75
in penal servitude for 6 years. He at the same time Mr. Lewis rested the defence upon a statement hard labour, and further required him to enter lagoon Guards-Edward Henry O'Dowd; Gent., ward Maximilian Bethune, Gent., to be Second Lieute- Rotterdam ............ 12 3 'Genoa .... 26 40
ime of the occurr
t ence, and ,
brought to the briden
a , to be Cornet, without purchase.
said. he was of opinion teat the cabman Smith had made by Lovernan when he was taken into custody, into his own recognisances in 20/. to keep the peace nan t, vice Henry Lloyd Nicholson, promoted ; Clifford Antwerp .............. 25 90 'Milan .............. -
the intention of the murderers beim°. to throw it 2d Dragoons-Cornet Heh
, e _ . . ue Edmond Browning to be Brussels .............. 25 85 Venice .............. • --
behaved exceedingly well in the transaction. to the effect that he found the notes in Dutton's- towards his wife and all her Majesty's subjects for Fortescno Borrer, Gent., to be Second Lieutenant, vice
into the water. lu this it would seem they were Lieutenant, without purchase. George Elliott Clarke, promoted. Ilemburgh ............ 13 1414 Naples • • ••.,.......... 411
R. Bell, 34, a poet-office letter carrier, who had lane, and after keeping them some days, and bsing 12 months. 6th Dragoons-William Jocelyn Shafto Orcle, Gent., to Altona .•• •...... .. Palermo ....
baffled, for the night was dark, and several Lighe Infantry Battalion of the Ro 1 S MI t • -- •
ya ussex ii ia eaes•• ...... ...•• .... 25 55 Messina .. ... 124%
pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing a letter con- unable to find an owner, he changed them, not at -.._......
ises wer
vo . e heard, which t a wart ed their be Cornet, without purchase.
-Lieutenant e
Georee Meek to be Captain, vice Henry, re- Do. three months ...26 5 Lisbon . „.. beg
taining money, the property of the Postmaster- places where he was unknown, but with persons BOW-STREET.-A charge of cruelty to a horse 12th Light Dragoons-Cornet Erasmus Gower to ba •
designs, and they on landing at the Mel- Lieutenant without purchase, vies Stisted, promoted in sign:d. .. . marseinla ,„.......... 26 10 Oporto ................ 5234
General, was brought up for judgment, and seri- who were well acquainted with him. As to Webb, was preferred by Love, the chief constable of the R yal Berks Militia.-Algernon Lewis Medley, Gent., 13°ardeaux •• ••••• • •• - •• Rl° Jabelr° ******* ''•*. -".
combe side dropped their burden in tee the 7th Light Dragoons.
tenced to 4 years' penal servitude. he denied ever having had the notes in his posses- Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, to be Ensign, vice Smith, promoted. Frankfort-on- Blaine •• .. 12,2 Buenos Ayre5.......... -
street. As daylient dawned a workman near 13th Light Dragoons-Cornet Henry J. Toulmin to be • • • • Berlin ........... - New York 60 days' sight --
J. G. Leveridge, 23, was charged with forgiug a sion. against James Eyd.en, a beershop-keeper at Top ' • • Lieutenant, without purchase, vice K •
auntze, appointed Stirlingshire and Highland Borderers Light Infantry ee '- - '
11 12 Philadelphia ••• ••••
the spot saw the bundle, and on opening it a most Reeiment of Militia-Joh Th E tb S
n omson, sq,, o e urgeon, Tne5te.............- 11 20 ?WOES 07 BULLION. pm 051
cheque for 96/. 10s. 2d., with intent to defraud the Mr. Bliss summed up, and Locks Norwood. to tke 7th Dragoon Guards ; Sergeant-Major Thomas --19 •e •
horrid. si ht rese 't -he h a o le n .-
g p nted i self, t edf tl u foi vice qi son, yesigned: Petersburg .... ..
Commercial Benk. The jury found both prisouers guilty-Loveman On 'Saturday a carter named George Howe was Geo. Johnson to be Comet, without purchase, vice Ulm appointment is substituted for that which appeared Madrid ........... .... 47% Portugal Gold Coin .. 00 0
• Mr. Riaton prosecuted ; Mr. Doyle wae couneel of receiving. brought to tbis court by Seaman and Rutherford, tunate man being completely smashed in. An alarm savage, promoted. in the Gazette of the 20th October last.) Cadiz ......... • • ....... 48 yi Mexican Donut .... 00 o
for the defence. Mr. Bliss said there was this circumstance in two of the society's officers, for driving the horse in was instantly raised, and a search instituted, which 16th Light Dragoons-Cornet Fred. Stoodley to be Lien. Royal Berks Militia-Frederiek Everett, Gent to b Barcelona ............ .. New Dollars ...... 00 0
• , - 6 Seville.
resulted in spots of blood being traced through the ut c
with pur hese. .
The prisoner was tried on Thursday before Mr. Webb's favour, that by an unfortunate accident question in an unfit coudition. The man referred 17ttrIarh Ensign, vice Voulos, promoted.
whole of the route they had taken, and to the very t-Dragoons -Edwin Andrew Corbet Gent to be -
Justice Coleridge upon a charge of stealinga cheque the notes were thrown in his way, and he gave way to his master, the present defendant, who, Cornft, without purchase. ' 9 (This appointment is substituted for that which appeared
door of the house in which the murder was com- in the Gazette of the 20th inst.) LOCAL SHARE MARKETa. '
for 311., the property of his master Mr. Oldbam, a to temptation ; and with respect to Loveinan, there in addition to his business as a retailer of beer Royal Regiment of Artillery--Second Captain Alfred
mated. Suspicion was at once raised as to the Wilks Drayson to be Captain ; Second Captain Cad- Kingn Own Light Infantry Regiment of Militia- _____.....ege,_______
wine-merchant in Loudon-street, Fenchurch-street, svas nothing to show that he had ever been engaged ac's as a " haggle carter," keeping a horse and
guilty parties, and the deceased woman and her wallader William Elgee to be Captain; Lieutenant William Lewis Kulbach, Gent., to be Ensign. LIVERPOOL, NOV. 27.
ee, •
and the jury upon that occasion returued a verdict in anything of the kind before, and he had known cart to carry goods for his neighbours as they may
associates were at once arrested and brought before William Lambert Yon eto be Second Captain ; Lieu- --- STOCK EXCHANGE. -The transactions to-day were 'feu ..
of not guilty. He was now charged with forging a him for more than 20 years. He should therefore require his services. Howe stated that the horse t C B g BANKRUPTS. buoyant, and prices improving. South Eastern, 1.81-'
the tribunal at Dorchester, but the evidence failed aUliltt'enahntsziwotahrdmilcakrkenbury to be Second Captain ; _
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cheque for the amount mentioned, and the facts Pass unon each of them the com arativel lieht had been bad about a fortni ht and also that he
P Y . g ) to substantiate tl. e char e and the were acquitted ham to he Second Captain, Joseph Hayward, innkeeper, An-lover Southampton, to London and North Western, 94A--Dieto n Shares 11
Were incidentally alluded to in the course of the sentence of six months' hard labour. had remonstrated with his master, who, however, ' g , y • vice Drayson i Lieutenant Henry Richard Porter to be surrender, Dec. 4, at half-past one, and, Jan. 12, at one, Eastern Counties, 10 0-Blacktiurn, 8i Sheffields,_3sb ,
t ircner trial. It appeared that on the 6th of Nov. James Hemmingway, 30, Samuel Robinson, 21, insisted. upon his taking the horse out. He was A few days ago the last of the survivors of those Second Captain, vice Elgee. at the Court of Bankruptcy. -Lancaster and Carlisle, new thirds, 71 prem.-North
,
supposed to be participators in the dreadful deed 6th Regiment of Foot-Captain E. G. Waldy, from half- John Moss, grocer, Stafford, Dec. 7 and Jan. 11, at Eastern, Berwicks, 23.
the prisoner asked the prosecutor to give him a and George Bannister, 23, were indicted for unlaw- obliged to submit, but protested against it, and
cheque for 3/. for petty cash, and Mr. Oldham, fully assaulting and beatin Ch 1 T 1 t• t 1 h• 't
t• h d
g ar es ay or, a gave no ice o eave is si ua ion, as e was eter- died-Priscilla gruppee On her deathbed her state pay 28th Foot, to be Captain, vice Herbert, whose ap- half-past ten, at the Binrningham District Court. --------
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of in nd was trely frightful ; she had attained a pointment from half-pay of the 97th Foot as stated in Joseph Yeoward ship broker Liverpool Dec 11 and MANCHESTER, NOY. 27. .
being in a hurry, and placing, as it appeared, the police-constable, in the execution of his duty. mined he would not drive the horse a,gain. He an. ,at eleven, at the Liverpool District Court.
the Gazette of the 23d 0 - ' il. 1 ' . * . . ' *
ctober, 1807, has been
STOCK EXCIIANGE.-The market opened strong to-daY•
great age, being upwards of 90. It is stated that
utmost confidencein the prisoner, gave him a blank Mr. Metcalfe was instructed to prosecute by the was taken in Covent-garden market, after discharg- cancelled. Richard Hobley and Edmund Walter Briggs, lace mane- • • kfC ad 81-Leedos
previoue to her decease she confessed she was a par- Birkenhead, 621-Grand Trun o an a,
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cheque duly signed in order that he might fill in Solicitor to the TreasurY ; Mr- Sleigh and Mr. ing a load of green stuff, which he had brought 7th Foot-Paymaster Godfrey Goodman Mosley from the facturers, Nottinglia,m, Dec. 8, and Jan. 12, at half- t
P" 9 ne-Dovere, 18 i-Midlands, 83 il-Sheffielos, 35
,t
ticipator in the retarder, • having beat him ou the 20th Foot to be Paymaster. ten, at the Shirehall, Nottingham.
the amount of 3/. that he required. Instead of Lawrence were for the defendants. from Norwood. Upon this statement Mr. Jardine
Electric Telegraph, 25-East Lancashire, 87.
head with a piece of iron or heater, such as is used nth Foot Lieutenant George Corry to be Captain, with- John Minchin, milliner, Newport, Dec. 8 and Jan. 5, at
doing so, however, it appeared that the prisoner The prceecutor, 349 8 division, was on duty near issued a summons against the master, and. bound -
in ironing linen. She implored the Divine Creator out purchase, vice Gould, deceased. eleven, at the Bristol District Court.
filled in the cheque for the sum of 961. 10s. 2d., and King's-cross on the night of the 19th, and at a late the man over to appear as a witness. 14th Foot-James Townsend Edward Gt t b Wm Thompson dealer in artificiel manor s Plymouth BIRMINGHAM Nov. 27.
a, en „ o o • •• - e , , .
' ket generally
to have mercy On her soul, aim forgive the sins she e • •
obtained that amount from the bankers, the notes hour the prisoners and a number of T' d • • fth h d ' 1 • b
other persons De escription o e wretc a anima given y
1. d •tt d W d -t d 1 li h d
ia commi e . eun ers an asotat s e stete , nnsign, by purchase, vice Bright, promoted ; Quarter- Dec. 3, at ten, ana Jan. 14, at one, at the Exeter Dis- STOCK EXCHANGE. -Prices m the mer n_.
d North-,
were changed at the Bank of England for gold left a public-house and created some noise* The the officers was most distressing. It had a " quilter" mascer John O'Connor, to be Paymaster. trict Court. brisker, and prices a shade higher. Thonclou
eaNew 03.4
that when she was arraigned before the bar of 16th Foot-Lieutenant Philip A. A. Twynam to be Cap- Thomas John Green, provision merchant, Mark-lane, Western, 9 ii-Birmingham and Sta ordshir
directly afterwards, and the prisoner appropriated prisoners went to the end of York-road, where they on one foot and a sore on the other, and on its
,
justice on the teal she had the gold watch and teintate,e: Purehase, vice R. R. Moore, who retires ; En- ' Dec. 8, at half-past twelve, and Jan. 7, at eleven, at the 10 p-Midlands, e2_n......______.._.____e
the money to his own purposes. had a quarrel about one having paid less for beer back two wounds of five or six inches in length,
chain of the murdered. man concealed in the hair of
celgasets
voirer
TJoseph Mannsell to be Lieutenant, by pur- Condo of rkruptcy. l b
.1 . _
PEW RETURNS. -
The prosecutor was again subjected to a severe than the others, and on the constable interposing cut to the bone, one as large as a man's palm, and Ge rge mine Jewel , ui. der, Willow-walk, Bermond-
RAILWAY TRA
her head, and that after the commission of the crime 2 n
lth F' t E winarn.
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cross-examination by the prisoner's counsel, and, to induce them to go home quietly they assaulted two as laree as half-crowns. The saddle was nress- oo --- nsign Robert Paterson Fox, from the 34th sey, Dec. 8, at three, and Jan. 12, at twelve, at the Court
~
ea ' Hardy wnt horns t 1-1. b I •
as on the former occasion, he admitted that he had him. Bannister struck him to the ground, and the ing into ton larger wounds ; altogether the animal e o is own ouse are mime- Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Johnstone of Bankruptcy.
diately on enteriag put back the clock two hours. whose promotion, by purchase, on Aug. 25, has bee]; John William Billson, bookseller, Leicester, Dec. 8 and TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE WEEK.
p'aced very great confidence in the prisoner, and others kicked him most severely about the head was wholly unfit fur use.
He retired to refe;, and a short time afterwards Jan 12, at half-past ten, at the Shirehall, Nottingham.
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that there had been some money transactions be- while he was down. He was picked up in a state of Mr. Jardine expressed great indignation at the __cialn;lollted.L.
awoke his servant and told her to go down stairs .25t indenant Alex. Strange to ba Instructor of William Henry Duncan Aldridge, tailor and draper, miles Receipts.
NAME OF RAILWAY.
tween them ; but the prosecutor repeated most posi- insensibility and was removed to a surgeon's. He barbarous manner in which the animal had been musk:try, vice Captain Walker who haa resigned that Great. Bridge, Stafford, Dec. 10, and Jan. 8, at half-past opened.
and see what was the time, when she returned and
1857. 1566.
tively that the prisoner had no legal claim what- bled profusely from a wound over the eye, and had treated, and suggested that it ought to be killed.. appointment ; George •Terry darwithen, Gent to
~ be eleven, at the Birmingham District Court. ts ar.
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told her master very innocently the hour, not know- Ensign by purchase, vice Hill, promoted. Simon Lucas, the younger, grocer, Digbeth, Birmiog-
- ever upon him, but that, on the contrary, he owed not been able to resume his duty. Defendant murmured something about the loss
iug that the clock had been altered. This servant was 33d Fooe-Captain John James Greenwood, from half_ ham, Dec. 10 and Jan. 8., at half-past eleven, at the Bir- BRITISH. .t . A
him a considerable sum of money. The jury found the prisoners guilty of a common it would put him to.
brought forward ou the trial, and thus her testi- pay of the 33d Foot, to be Captain, vice Fitz Gerald, mingham District Court. .-
Mr. Doyle made a very able speech to the jury assault, and Mr. Jardine said the defendant did not seem to .
vas to his bailie, home at the time the crime Was promoted ; Captain Anthony Moreau from half-pay William Thompson, miller. Lichfield Dee. 7 and Jan. 65 Belfast and Ballymena ••••••.. • • • • •• 1,067 - -1,125
on behalf of the prisoner and endeavoured t ) dhow Mr. Bliss sentenced each of them to a month's view the case in a proper light, or to be conscious limn- 0 . Unattached, to be Ca tain vice Lal ' nded be' 4th, at half-past ten, at the Birmiu ' 1.). • '
gham istrict Court. 17 Belfast and County Down.. •••••• - .. - ---.
suppo:sed to be committed led to his acquittal. The r. y, ;loco , ing
John ne, . 32 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire 2,722 2,17' ,
th it he did not contemplate any fraud, and that he hard labour. of the gravity of the offence he had conamitted. a District Ins ector Of '
p Musket y L eutenant J S H inrieh Theodor Stockmarr and Christian 26)i .
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001 040
body of the murdered men was interred in the Bolton, Blackburn,and West York -.. , r„)
had, at all events, acted under an impres,ion that (Before Mr. Creasy.) Unless the horse was immediately killed he would Rogers to les Captain, by urchase, vice Mor , ' ho' Gottlieb Steudel (and not Stead ' •
el as before advertised). 118
-- - Bristol and Exeter .. 6 272 v." •
churchyard of St. Mary's Church, where now to this retires ; Ensign G. R. MorPgan to be LieuteM,wle merchants, lace. 4, at half t 1 e-a 3/ -.. ' 12 341
-he was justified, by The nature of his position in John Cole, 23, shoemaker, was indicted for un- iuflict a severe penalty, but if that were done with- y -pas twe ve, ane ea% 7, at 198 A Ca1ed0nian............. .. „ „ ..., „ 13,151 ,
~.
382 6,;19.,
day may be seen his tombstone with the following purchase, vice Begun; James Philips, Gent., to be twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. 94 La Chester and Holyhead... .. • • .... •• .• 6,
the prosecutor's establishment, in ,acting as he did lawfully and maliciously inflicting grievous bodily out delay he should merely order him to pay the
In.' ‘l.,
Ensign by purchase v
inscription :-" This stone was erected by public „ - , , ice G. R. Morgan. George Bean, hosier, Cheapside, London, Dec. 2 and ~6% Cork, Blackrock, and Passage ••• • • • 21; 256
with this cheque, and the open manner in which harm upon Charles Venn, a police-constable. costs of the summons and the expenses of the green-
.4o Cork and Bandon _•• •••• •• --•• •• 1 145
1,208 , n, .
subscription in remembrance of the cruel murder `'
6tn Foot-Ensign George Hatchell to be Lieutenant, Jan. 5, at 12 o'clock, at the Court of Bankruptcy. 56 Dublin and Belfast J unction ••..•• • •
1 612 1.3 v:
the act had been done and the certainty of detec- On the night of the 12th inst. the prisoner was yard. without purchase vice Con me dec • James Warrener dealer in fan i
sed , Ensign , cy goods, Burl ngton Ar-
• 63 Dublin and Drogheda•. ••••••• •• •• ••
1,174 1,21" '
ton he urged as being strong confirmatory circum- at the Red Lion übl. -h H. - _ Defendant ex res ed li. 'll. t be th
p ic ouse, are-street, Beth p s is wi ingness o o y e committed on the body of Tillroyd Morgan, who Henry Brodrick, f ' Y. ' ea
rom the 88th Foot, to be Ensign, vice cede, Dec. 10 and Jan. 12, at one, at the Court of Bank- 4014 Dublin and Kingstown •• •••••• • • • • •• . 618
stances of thie view of the case. nal-green, and the landlord, seeing him (ro upstairs magistrate's injunction, to afford time for wine
• h lies here, on tbe 27th of April, 1792, aged 22." E. L. Phillipps, died of his wounds. ruptcy. 17n Dundee and Arbroath .... •• ••• • „ „ 619 ..
~2 1,0,..
0 68th Foot-Captain C. B. Wilkinson, from the Militar y Edward H. Hahn and Herman Freystadt, cap manufac- 31 Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junetim •
452 401
The Recorder having summed up, towards the bedrooms, weut after him and asked the case was adjourned for a few days. - _ Dundalk and Enniskillen ••..••• • •• • • 1,020 .
Train, to be Captain, vice Brevet-Colonel J. E. Lewie, turers, Stamford-street; Dec. 8, at half-past two, and Jan. 892
The jury, after a short deliberation, found the him to go down. The prisoner said if 'ale iu- -- NEW COM-MISSION OF LIEUTENANCY promote(' to the Substantive Rank of Major, under the' 12, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. e se East Ang1ian........................ 5 9,2
93 East Lancashire .... -..-.... - .. .. 6,00 .
prisoner guilty, but recommended him strongly to terfered with him he would cut his head open with SOUTHWARK. c
--ASE OF ALLEGED PERJURY. FOR THE CITY OF LONDON. Royal Warrant ot Oct. 6, 1854. Henry Benjamin Mosely, dentist, Great vino.street, 489 Eastern Counties and Norfolk" ••• • } 22,757 22,641 .
mercy, and at the same time observed that giving a stick which he was flourishing, but by a little - Mr. James Bingham, an attorney, of the -----73 d - Captain, John Dixon, from half-pay nnat- Regent-street, Dec. 8, at twelve, and Jan. 5, at half-past Eastern Union ...... - - ...... ... aOs
,
142 Edinburgh and Glasgow ... - 6 682 ..o"
•••••••• .
blank chequee was a very dangerous practice. coaxing the landlord got him down, and then de- Kennington-road, and Mr. William Watson of the I(Front the Londo2 Gazette of last evening.) tached, to be Captain vice Brevet-Major Bewes, eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy.
78 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee...... 3,2011 ',-
Mr. Ribtoa informed the Court than the prose- sired him to leave the house. He then threstened Newington Arms Tavern King-street, Wale orth, WHITEHALL, Nov. 4, 1857. seconded, being a DistriA Inspector ef Musketry ; Lien- BANK OF ENGLAND. 6 Exeter and Crediton .• .............. - --
tenant Spencer F. F. Henslowe to be Captain, by pur- 22 Furness Railway ••••••••• •• .• " • • . 7,a 6,--728
cutor, since these transactions, had discovered that to gouge out his eye and on a person standing by were summoned before Mr. Combe, for that they The Queen has been pleased to issue a new Commission An Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap. 32, for
chraase, Tice John Dixon, who retires i Ensign Hugh the Week ending on Wednesday, the 25th day of November, 1857. 2128% Glasgow, and South-Western.. ...... •••• -.. 561
the prisoner had defrauded him to the amount of endeavouring to get 'him out he pulled out a knife did falsely, wilfully, wickedly, and maliciously of Lieutenancy for the City of London, constituting and 1 F ser to be Lieutenant, by purchase vice Henslowe. issue DEPAKTMENT. Great Northern . '..... • ....... „ 21,453 ...,n,,,
6OA '5..".
several hundred pounds. and was within two inches of plunging it into his commit wilful and corrupt perjury, in the testimony appninting the severnl persons under mentioned
•ssionene for that to be ller 80th Foot-Captain Evan Macpherson, from half f
-pay o X X 203% Great Southern and Western (Ireland) .
465 5 50a
26,383 2 ......
The Recorder said he would confer with Mr. stomach. After some time he was given into the eiven by them on oath upon the 'trial of Thomas Teliasesty's Cotmdmi L purpose, viz. :- Great Western ..•••••• •• •• •• .. •• ••
the 14th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, vi a n _
Finnis. Esquire -ea - • - • Notes issued
iomas Ques e _ ord Mayor of our a Ii h S t E t
__ r s ou h as ern ••••••...• .• •• •• g g. 2 5 as-
Pitt, seconded, being Captain Instructor of Musketry N.B. Of which two Other securities 5 'l5 '
•• • • . 9,900 vu Lancaster and Carlisle ••••••• • • • •• • • a'g-th, 2 .343
.Baron Watson, who had tried the other case, be- custody of a policeman, the prosecutor of this in- §towell, for fraud, at the adjourned sessions for the •
City of London, and 'the Lord' Mayor of our said Gold coin and bullion 6,784,145 28614 Lancashire and Yorkshire. .... ••••• •• -,-- - is-
fore be passed sentence. dietment, but on the way to the station he was county of Surrey, on the 17th of November 1856. city for the time beirg ;• ann our trusty and well- at Hythe ; Lieutenant J. L. W. Nunn, to be meirliiet
lei se a
ar el. lisisougtd un-
t yof Slyer bullion- -„ .. -
Captain by urchase vice Mac h
, 1) , . p erson, who retires ; d - Leeds Northern .. ••..•••••• • • • • • • •• - ~„,
....maw* rescued. The prosecutor chased him until he was Mr. Solomon attended on behalf of Mr. allatson, beloved Sir Peter Laurie, Knight, Charles Fara- •
Ensign W. G. Trevor to be Lieutenant by purchase, the letter from the
161 Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport•• • • - 7 033 .
NEW COURT. captured. by 428 A, and. on the prosecutor taking and Mr. Bingham attended. personally to answer lor Co el
brother, William . Tan p and, and Samuel I vice Nunn • Edward Vauehan RUms '
ey, Gent., to be surf a„
First Lord of tho Trea-
d the Chancel- 637 London and North Western ... • • ..., 55,214 5,, ..,
1 223 03'
Wilson Esquires, Sir Chapman Marshall, Knight, John • ' 5% London and Blackwall.• ••• • • ....... ,
12 7112
(Before the Common Sergeant.) hold of him he struck at him with a shoemaker's the charges,
Sir G. Carroll R ;
, -1:1,oht se Ensign, by purchase vice Trevor. lor of the Exchequer.
183% London, Brighton, and South Coast.. 12,965
~053
phery, Esq., ir James Duke, 88th Foot-flebry Brc:drick, Gent ,to be Ensign, by pur- ' --
---- 289 it London and South We5tern......... 12.839 1°,226
Wm. Atkins, 23, labourer, and Margaret Watts, knife, and cut hie haxid severel disibline him It may be recollected that rather more than 12 num
Baronet, Thomas Farncossb, Esquire'n''
in.n-ohn Musgrove, chase, X 23,259,145
vice Giessen who retires. ' £23,259,145 60 Londonderry and Enniikillen .... ~ „ 715
....
50, were indicted-Atkins for stealine a . t't f f dty The prisoner made Ya'des - •
, quart iy o rom u . perate resist- months ago Stowell was tried at the Surre S Cb Il•
y es- Barosiet, Thomas a is, and Thom'as nidney, Esquires, el e F e E • 'Sir It •
s oo - nsign aei O. Wade to be Adjut . ,
ant vice M. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier. - Blanchester, Buxton, and Matlock, lac.' - . 526
plate, valued at 200/., the property of Elizabeth ance, but was ultimately got to the lock-up. sions for unlawfully obtaining a certain sum of Sir Francis Graham Moon, Baronet, and David Salo- Bruce who resiens the Ad utancy onl ; Ensign and Dated the 2Gth day of November, 1857.
173% Manchester, Shellield,and Lincolnshire 9.178 v.
725
Buck, and also upon another indictment for stealing The jury fouud the prisoner guilty, and money from Mrs. Harriett Penny, the then land- mons, Esquire, Aldernssn of our said city of London ; , Ad • ut'an tW. 0. l'Arade, to h j the ra kyof Lieut ; Fe- BANKING DEPARTMENT. 914 Manchester and South Junction.. •• •• , 901): 1,0)11
property of' 20e, value, belonging to Maria Rich ; Mr. Creasy, after indignautly de recatin th
g e lady of the Newington Areas public-house, under our trusty and well liVoLveadndPosu
corder of our ssell Gurney, Esquire, Re-
n and the
can I. . . , Recorder of our sigiji Jamee Rh ,to be Lieru7, withOlut purchase., vice £
s
li'reosrietor.s' capital
567 Midland -•••-••••••• • - • • - '• '' • ' ' 3 557
3,006 . ,
and Watts was indicted for feloniously receiving use of the knife, sentenced him to 18 Pmouths' hard the pretence of obtaiuing for her at the October end city for the tune being , our trusty and well beloved Crampton, proimggoted in the 2,1 Foot ; Ensign A. F. Per-
,447,179 (includ4 Dead iht 177 Midland Great Western (Irish) ......
the same, knowing it to have been stolen. larbour in the House of Correction. Sessions for the county of Surrey, in 1856, a mus.c e• P b Wlt Carden Kni h
'et D •d
ST ' •
i ir so ert aer , . , avi illiams Wire, kius to be Lieut., by purchase, vice Dewell, promoted ; Public deposits On- Ai ' . We
g •
inutty).. • • ...... 5,• 01,447 52 Monklands ••••••••••••• • • - • • • "• • • - --.•
The male prisoner pleaded guilty. Eugene Riordan, convicted on fhursday of s'eal- licence, which he failed to do, and after a trial John Carter, and William Cubitt, Es- E• 'o' E V R
quires, Sir Henry Ist'n . * nanny, from th ,
e 80th Foot to ba Ensign, eluding Eachequer,
commisslo ers of Other Securities. 31,350,717 78 Newcastle and Carlisle.. •• .......... - . ;--,i
4 974 4,°'"
149 North British • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ' 20
Mr. Langford prosecuted. ing some gold, was brought up and sentenced to four before Mr. Prickle, on the 17th of Nov., 1856, he Muggeridge niciest, Ridard Hartley liennee-,
y William ice Bla e.
y A exan er, ro
96vth Footge Ca tain Henr 1 d fen half-pay National Debt, Sav- Noies .... .......... 1,91a,840 233 North Staffordshire ••- „ „ •••• ,_ 6,856 6,768
Gold aul Silver Coin.. 479,527
William Lawrence 47 North-Western •• .. 951 8 .
••••••••••••••..
, Warren Stormes 734
Royal Staff CPorps, to be Captain, vice Snow seconded, illigysi'deltnrks, and
lt appeared from the evidence given against the months' hard labour. was convicted and sentenced te 12 months im- Anderson 'lose, s
briel, snd Ben' • 50 Scottish Central •• • • ................ 2,934 -2,- -
Hide, Thomr (.., Samuel Phillips, 1 of Musketry ; Lieutenant G.
positeeunts) 5,788,998
female prisoner, that Mrs. Buck is a dressmaker, William Frost, convicted of stealing the sum of Prisonment in Wandsworth House of Correction, :n of Ocr city oiltnollisl being a District Inspector Other de 32% Scottish Midland •••••••••• • • •• • • .. ,-43 1,789
14,931,516
residiog in Poland-street, and Mrs. Rich in King- 56/. in the dwelling-house, of Edward Coe, Isis which expired on Monday week. As soou as he Esqufirers,_Ael..emrme
being of Our said citon' sand the Alder- B. Cumberland to be Captain, by purchase, vice Alex- Seven Day and ... t•l;.e.r 29 Shrewsbury and Birmingham ....... 2:870 8,861
mon oth 1.4 . ir John Key, sign G. K. Hallett to be Lieute- Bills ... •
of Our city of Lo dy ; ander who retires ; En
815,838
street, Golden-square ; and that in both iustances uncle, was brought up and Sentenced to 12 months' was liberated Stowell attended befo M C b
re r. om e , Bart., Chamberlain n on, and the Cham- hase vice Cumberland ; Charles Edward 30 Shropshire Union .................. e",-; •,,1111
t, 'b
pure -
- 57 South Devon ... - - ............ '""-- 4'014
the apartments occupied by them had been broken hard labour. and having stated he had been unjustly convicted, berlain of Our said cittyr!ne
itvhe time being; Henry A.. nWatilighty, Gent ,to 'be Ensign, by purchase vice Hallett, £39,556,531 £39,556,531 17,050 17. 1
open aud the property taken during their absence. John Rush, 17, was tried and found guilty of he obtained summonses against the d.efendants for Mar"'ether,Esq., Dofto f_c_ il Law and Serjeant•at-Law
e Rifle Brigade-.Lientenant Henry Blundell HoDinshean 31, MARSHALL, Chief Cashier. 3011 South Eastern.. •• • • ..
171 SOuth Wales .. .... ••--••• • • • • • .• 6,73' 2 575
Town Clerk of Oar ci y ?f• London, and the Town Clerk Blundell to be Adjutant, vice Brett ; Ensign Hugh Dated the 26th day of Nov., 1857. 2,946
4%47
From information (riven to the police they took the stealing a watch from the person of Geo S ld perjury ; Stowell alleeina that he did serve the
e rge pa - e e d city for the time being ; Thomas
of cui• sai _ Chamb-rs, Lawton, to be Lieutenant, without purchase ; Ensign
__ 108 N South York., Doncaster, and Goole .•
53 Taff Vale •••••••••••••• • • • • •• •• •• • • 3.„9.7.8, I'4ol
_
male prisoner into custody, aud upon searching an ince Petticoat-lane. Seven or eight summary con- notices by and with the consent of the defendant Esquire, Common e g
6 r eant of our • . -
city of London, and the and. Ad-titer:it Emanuel Jeame ito have the rank of Lieu- AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR 35 ulster. ••••..........•••• •••• •••• •• l'"" l'oea
apartment occupied by him and the woman, in viaions were proved against him, and the Court Bingham, whose clerk be was at that time. Common Sergeant of our said city for the time beinn ; tenantj; Ensign W. C. Purdon to ba Lieutenant, by The Average Price of Bro • 77 Waterford and Limerick • • ........ -
wn or Muscovado Sugar, corn - 1,207 -•680
Queen-street, Lambeth, traced a portion of the passed a sentence of 12*months' hard labour. The case being caned on Stowell said that he John Lorking, Thomas Carney, Richard Hicks, Walt°
er purchase, vice Fremantle, promoted ; Charles Walker puted from the returns made in the week ending Nov. 27 West Cornwall -- - ...... •-.•• •• 254 393
property, and also found above 100 duplicates, William Smith, 33, was indicted for stealing a wished. the charge against dr. Bingham to be taken Anderson Peacock,. i
William Stevens Th
Ck E , -omas l'ewtreas, Robinson Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase, vice 24, 1857, exclusive of the Duties of Customs aid er 12)4 Whitehaven Junction ... •••••• • • • • • •
Yortrand Newcastle, and Berwick &
...
awns of them relating to the property stolen, and watch, the property of George Ware. first, as:that was the most important ;ha haviug John Britten, Dant: .er , dward Harrison,
U" win Thomas Robert
•
Obbard, Samuel , Lott, Henry Kebbel, b h vice Pardon.
Lawton ; 'Archdale Robert Palmer, Gent., to be Ensign, payable thereon, on the importation thereof ind Great 682
Y k and North Midland & Leeds.. -
Britain :-
which had been pawned by Watts. The prisoner lodged in the prosecutor's house, 21, sworn that he (Stowell) was not his clerk when the Edward Godson, Thomas Jefferson Holt, William Archer, y pure ase,
a J.
FOREIGN: ' .
.
The jury found them guilty, and they were sen- Albert-street, Bromley, and stole a watch from the licence business was carried on. Eugenius Fenning, Benjamin Bower William Christie, UNATTACHED. From the British Possessions in America 36 Oi 2 234
109 Dutch Rhenish .............. • ..... 3,836 ,_...,
taiced to six years' penal servitude. kitchen maiatel-shelf, and. decamped. He was sub- Mr. Corabe asked him what his specific charge Robert Butler Whiteside, Wm. Hewt'rey, 'homes Dakin, The undermentioned officers to have their Brevet Rank The ' -
arrangements for the resuscitation of the Woiver- 344 Lyons and Mediterranean • ......... • -
••••'
-- sequently given into custody by the prosecutor's was. When he granted the summonses against the James Davies, Herbert Lloyd, John Johnson, Georgo Vir- converted into Subseten.tive Rank under the Royal War- hanapton and Staffordshire Bank are said to be proceed. 63 Montereati and Troyes .............. L-:
__
- Namur and Liege .................. a 705
THIRD COURT. son. defendants he understood they were for p '
erjnry. . •
tue, James Michael Barnard, William Rathbone, George rant of 6th Oct., 18e1 .
netcheson Edward Conde; Esquires D •puties of our city . TO BB MAJORS. . ing favournbly. The claims of the depositors amount 445 Northern of France -•• ............ 42,229 3 e......
Orleans and Central .. -
(Before Mr. Prendergast, Q.C.) The jury found him guilty, and Mr. Creasy sen- Stowell replied that such was the case. He had f 1,0 ' d the Deputi f '• ''
• - '-
es o our said city for tho time Captain mill Brevet-Lieut.-Col. J. E. Lewis, 63th Foot. b •
to about 400 000/ and the consent has already been -
, ~
-• 387 . Paris and Lyons .... ..... ......... - --
Mary Chalk, 20, spinster, a good-looking yOung tenced him to eight months hard labour. been most cruelly and ba.dly treated, and he n o . ndon, an _. _ _
oW being ; John Southby Bridge, Thomas Watkins, Edward Captain and Brevet-Major Thomas do Courcy Hamilton o tamed as regards two-thirds of this total to the - Paris and Rouen. .................. -
Ili. h woman, was indicted for cutting and wound- William Johuson and Ann Lyons were indicted came for justice. Eagleton, Jeremiah Evans, John Briges, George Meadway, 68th Foot. , proposal for repayment in three instalments extending 831 Paris and Strasburgh •• .. .. •• - ---
lug Patrick King, with intent to do him grievous for stealing the sum of 4/. 10s the moneys of Mr. Cumbe told him he also understood him to Win. Tyler, Francis Bennoch, Sheffield Neave, Bellamy HOSPITAL STAFF. , over 18 months. The creditors for the remaining third - Rouen and Havre. . -
few a... will hp 594 West and liorth-West of France •• •• -
______:-.0- •
. I
Dobree, Thos. Baring,. Henry Wollaston Blake, Ti avers I reside in outlyinn districts. and a
bodily harm. Alexander Lyons. say that it was sworn at the MPRAtinnq 11,.4, 1-,.. a,e,, a
- - - -

last evening.)
The Queen has been pleased to issue a new Commission
'gainlleour trusty and
I(Frontwthrie
ILToEndHolLGLa,zetfeovof.
4,
1857.
of Lieutenancy for the City of London, constituting and
appointing the several pe:•sons under mentioned to be Her
Majesty's Commissioners for that purpose, viz.
Lord Mayor of our
, Knight, Charles Fare-
Mayor, of our said
an Marshall, Knight, John
•--
Thomas
iltityoym
faoosfr Qtuhees
London,tetdi Fe
andinbneiisrigh Esquire,
Copeland, and Samuel
ib.s.
Wilson,
uostr well-
belovednhopenhr e
rESysiv:rq
Esq.,
William
Esquires,
se7tsei Peter
r Sir
G.TeLa hyaeltuoaprrrmi
re
011, Knight, Sir James Duke,
Baronet, Thomas Farnconb, Esquire, Sir John Musgrove,
Baronet, Thomas Challis, and Thomas Sidney, Esquires,
Sir Francis Graham Moon, Baronet, and David Salo-
mons, Esquire, Alderns%n of our said city of London ;
our trusty and well beloved Russell Gurney, Esquire, Re-
corder of our city of London, and the Recorder of our
acid city for the time being ; our trusty and well beloved
Sir Robert Walter Cardin, Knight, David Williams Wire,
John Cubitt, Esquires, Sir Henry
blohugn Carter,geidg an
o Knight,a Ric!iard Hartley Kennedy, William
Anderson Rose, William Lawrence, Warren Stormes
Hale, Thomas Gabriel, snd Benjamin Samuel Phillips,
Esquires, Aldermen of Oar city of London, and the Alder-
men for the time being of Our said city ; Sir John Key,
Bart., Chamberlain of Our city of London, and the Cham-
berlain of Our said city for the time being; Henry A.
Mere wether, Esq., Doctor of Civil Law and Serjea.nt-at-Law,
Town Clerk of Our city of London, and the Town Clerk
of our said city for the time being ; Thomas Chambers,
Esquire, Common Sergeant of our city of London, and the
Common Sergeant of our said city for the time being;
John Lorking, Thomas Carney, Richard Hicks, Walter
Anderson Peacock, William Stevens, Thomas Pewtress,
John Britten, Daniel Cork, Edward Harrison, Robert
Obbard, Samuel Unwin, Thomas Lott, Henry Kebbel,
Edward Godson, Thomas Jefferson Holt, William Archer,
Eugenius Forming, Benjamin Bower, William Christie,
Robert Butler Whiteside, Was. Hewtrey, 'homes Dakin,
James Davies, Herbert Lloyd, John Johnson, Georgo Vir-
tue, James Michael Barnard, William Hathbone, George
Aitcheson, Edward Conde; Esquires, Deputies of our city
of London, and the Deputies of our said city for the time
being ; John Southby Bridge, Thomas Watkins, Edward
Eagleton, Jeremiah Evans, John Briggs, George Meadway,
Win. Tyler, Francis Bennoch, Sheffield Neave, Bonamy
Dobree, Thos. Baring, Henry Wollaston Blake, Ti avers
Buxton, Edward H. Chapman, Robt. Wigram Crawford,
William Cotton, Benjamin Buck Greene, Charles Pascoe
Grenfell, Henry Bucks Gibbs, Thomson Hankey, John
Oliver Hanson, John Benjamin Heath, Kirkman Daniel
Hodgson, Henry Lancelot Holland, John Gellibrand Hub-
bard, Thomas Newman Hunt, Alfred Latham, George
Lyall, Thomas Masterman, Alexander Matheson, James
Morris, George Warde Norman, Thomas C. Smith, Thos.
Matthias Wegmlin, H. Hulse Berens, A. E. Campbell,
James Pattisson Carrie, Charles Frederick Huth, James
Malcolinson, and Thomas Tooke, Esquires, Rosa Donnelly
Mangles, Esquire Sir Frederick Currie, Baronet, Charles
Mills, Russell Ellice, William Butterworth Bayley, John
Shepherd, and Martin Tucker Smith, Esquires, Sir Henry
Willock, Knight, Sir James Weir Hogg, Baronet, William
henry Sykes, Elliot Macnaughten, Wm. Joseph Ea ,twick,
John Harvey Aston, Henry Thoby Prinsep, and J. Pollard
Willoughby, Esqs., Sir Henry Creswicl e Rawlinson, Kt.,
Commander of the Rost Honourable Order of the Bath,
Sir Robert John Hussey Vivian, Knight, Commander
of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, Oar right
trusty and well beloved Councillor Sir L. Peel, Knight, our
trusty and well beloved Sir Jas. Law Lushington, Knight,
Grand Cross of the Most Hon. Order of the Rath, Wm
\Vigram, Esq., Sirßobt. Campbell, BartelVtut,: N, John
Masterman, Henry Shank, John Sh "ph. rd,f i Atm,
William Henry Chichely Plowden, Joh' O 1 Windt bite-
man, Henry Alexander, William Dent, e t 1 .udley
Coutta Hajoribanke, Esquires, Charles Franks,.. od Philip
Pleydell Bouverie, Esquires, Sir Richard Pluratree Glyn,
Beronet, Charles John Manning, William Phillimcire'
Newman Smith, John Thornton, George Whitmore,
Charles John Baker, James Whatwan Bosanquet,
Frederick Charles Gaussen, Hen Lannoy Hunter,
Brice Pearse, George Smith Thornton, John Med
Nichol!, Ebenezer Fuller Maitland, Thomas Henry Allen
Poyndcr, Henry Vigne, and William Pole, Esquires,
B eroa de Teiesier, James Tullocb, Henry Jeffreys, Bushby,
and John Neville Warren, Esquires, Baron Lionel de
Rothschild, Baron Nathan de Rothschild, Sir Moses Mon-
te.eoro, Bart , John Garrett, Abreli im Willey Roberts,
George Carr Glyn, George Rick sdg, Jonathan Muckles-
ton Key, Abraham John Valpy, and Robert Seeley, Esqs.,
Sir William Henry Poland, Knight, Thomas Aleta Ilan-
key, Henry Butterworth, Edward Tyrrell, 'William Croft,
John Alexander flunkey, James A nierton, D iniel
Britten, George Dodd, William Hughes Hughes,
Francis Bligh Hookey, William Hughes Hughes, jun ,
George Meek, Ambrose Moo] e, Joseph Oldham, jun.,
Josiah Wilson, Alfred Wilson, Cornelius Lea Wilson,
Peter Nor thall Laurie, Edward Wilson Richard Lea Wil-
son, Robert Ellis, Wm. Peters, Jas. Walkinshaw, Joseph
Smiles, Samuel Gregson, George Magnay, John Master-
mate, junior, Daniel Mildred, Frederick Mildred, Richard
Lambert Jones, and Charles Pearson, Esquires, Sir
James Cosmo Melva!, Knight Commander of the Mo 4
Honourable Order of the Beth, James Bentley,
William Gladstone, John Helbert Halbert, John Pem-
berton Heywood, John Pierce Kennard, Robert William
Kennard, Joseph Maynard, William Roper Maynard,
Arthur Walford, John Walter, Charles Fenton Whiting,

THIRD COURT.
(Before Mr. Prendergast, Q.C.)
Mary Chalk, 20, spinster, a good-looking young
Iri h woman, was indicted for cutting and wound-
ing Patrick King, with intent to do him grievous
bodily harm.
Mr. Giffard prosecuted, and Mr. Ribton defended.
The prosecutor, whose head was enveloped in
laudages and adhesive plaister, stated that, having
known the prisoner for some time, she about five
weeks ago came to live with him as his wife, al-
though he had not pressed her to do so. About
tree weeks after that she left him and went to the
house of her mother in Stevens street, Marylebone.
Upon the evening of that day, as he was conung
from the house of his brother in the same street, she
came up to him and begged he would let her come
home again with him, but he refused. She fol-
lowed him for about 100 yards into Great James-
street, when, finding that he would not accede to
her request, she drew from her pocket a small
tableknife, and, saying that she would have his
life, btabhed him several times about the bead, and
would in all probability have killed him had not
%wee of his friends secured her.
The wi nass, in cross-examination, positively
4-eniad that he had seduced her un, ler a promise of
_llf ;Atriage- She had been in service up to the time
r,_oo!zaingtotbolive with him, and while she was with
nbrunnesr mother u erand herself wished him to have the
they bad dopr:4 buta he said he would not, and it
otwas without his consent..
The other evidencei watshthat of the police, who
deposed to coining up at
~ e time and finding the
prosecutor bleeding very
IProf`t was covered
They took the
knife from the prisoner.
t with blood,
and had been so forcibly used
otaealplhbleade
very much bent and broken handle.was
Upon her way to the sta• ion she laughed, mid.,,
atm had done it, and would have his life. said
statement which she made before the magis-
trate was then put in, and it stated that the prose-
cutorhad taken her from servics under a promise to
marry her, and had put up the banns, and that
alter living with her three weeks he turned her out,
and told her that he had another young woman,
Bald she might go. She went the next day to him to
ask him to let her come back, but he refused to
have anything to do with her, and struck her.
Mr. Ribton, in a most eloquent appeal to the
jury, said that the charge, if anything, was only
one of unlawful wounding. The tae was one of
Peculiar cruelty. The poro'rgirll had been shamefully
tryated--sedneed undea
mar-
riage. She bad been, after a short emn
promise
space of f
three
_
woks, cast off with insult and brutality. He should

The arrangements for the resuscitation of the Woiver-
hampton and Staffordshire Bank are said to be proceed.
ing favournbly. The claims of the depositors amount
to about 400,0001., and the consent has already been
obtained as regards two-thirds of this total to the
proposal for repayment in three instalments extending
over 18 months. The creditors for the remaining third
reside in outlying districts, and a fe.w days will be
occupied in communicating with them. A severe
t•crutiny into the accaunta is,said to have been instituted,
and to have resulted thus far in showing that the assets
are fully worth the sums estimated by the directors. A
statement has been made'that the directors visited Lon
don on Wednesday to negotiate a loan ; but this was
not the case, and they intimate that they will not take
any such step until all the creditors shall have complied
with the terms agreed to by the general body at the
recent meeting.
ETON COLLEGE.—At a meeting of the Provost and
Fellows of Eton College, held in the election chamber
on Wednesday last, it was agreed, under the sanction of
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death
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eh ,
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vi s.
liv-
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Corfe-Mullin ; and the Rev. Mr. Blount, to Lytchett-
Minster. There is also the small curacy of Hain w, rthy
hich is not yet disposed cf.
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The jury found him guilty, and Mr. Creasy sen-
tenced him to eight months' hard labour.
William Johnson and Ann Lyons were indicted
for stealing the sum of 41. 10s., the moneys of
Alexander Lyons.
The prosecutor was a clothier in Old-street, St.
Luke's. On the evening of the 10th inst. the pri-
soners went into his shop, and Johnson asked for
an Oxonian coat. The prosecutor had been serving
another customer, and had to go to his desk for
change. While he was seeing the customer out he
heard the flap of the desk shut, and ou looking into
it he missed some gold. He immediately called his
man, and charged the prisoner with the theft ; and,
after some parleying the woman gave up 4/. 10s.
The man said to her, "It's a pity!you cannot leave
off those tricks when you are with me." But di-
rectly afterwards he said she was an entire stranger
to him.

Mr. Combe told him he also understood him to
say that it was sworn at the sessions that he was
not clerk to Mr. Bingham. Had he got a copy of
the iudictment against him ?
Stowell replied that he had not.
Mr. Solomon here said that he had the original
transcipt at his office, and he would immediately
send for it.

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Seth San], Gent., vice Chapman, appointed to the 37th
Foot.
Walter John, Gent., vice Mould, appointed to the 83d
Foot.
James Jameson, M.D., vice Cruice, appointed to the
86th Foot.
John Warren, Gent., vice Brown, appointed to the 86th
Foot.
William Tanner, Gent., vice Farmer, appointed to the
29th Foot.
Henry Colo Peppin, Gent., vice Milne, appointed to the
Royal Artillery.
George Bouchier, Gent., vice Whitla, appointed to the
99th Foot.
Charles B. Mathew, Gent., vice M`Letchie, appointed
to the 26th Foot.
James Doran, vice Hoard, appointed to the 67th
Foot.
William Jackson, Gent., vice Wood, appointed to the
Royal Artillery.
Byng Thomas Giraud, M.D vice Bell, appointed to the
Royal Artillery.
William James Cumming, M.D., vice Skinner, appointed
to the 94d Foot.

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Shortly afterwards the document in question was
brought in and handed to his worship, who, at the
request of Stowell, read the different counts. The
first for having undertaken to obtain a music license
fur Mrs. Penny, of the Newington Arms, King-
street, Walworth. The second by stating that he
had ar ranged it with the clerk of the peace ; and
the third for obtaining the sum of 3/, from Mrs.
Penny, or her servant ' • whereas he had not in any
way proceeded for the license.
Stowell :_aid the whole of these allegationswere
fake. He was at the time clerk to Mr. Bingham,
the solicitor, and he drew up the required notices.
Mr. Bingham here denied that Stowell had ever
been his clerk, and be never saw the noices.
Stowell, in great warmth, said that what Mr.
Bingham had stated was false. He knew that ho
was his clerk, and be served the notices. In fact,
he had his handwriting to prove that. Stowell was
about to read some written evidence, when—
Mr. Bingham objected to him reading that. Ho
must have proper evidence from such a person.
Stowell told his worship that he wished for a
summons against Mr. Puckle, the j tad e who tried
him, to produce his notes of the trial, but Mr.
Burcham, who sit at the tine, objected to grant
them unkss in the course of the healing of the cas,
they might Le required.
Mr. Combe said, that as objection had been made
to Stowell's reading the evidence, the case. had
better i.e adjourned to procure fur her proof.
• Mr. Solomon objected to any adjournment. He
was there on the part of Mr. Watson to answer any
charge Stowell might be ablo to trump up against
him, and he did not consider his worship ought to
adjourn the case.
Mr. Combo said that Stowell wanted to read evi-
dence at his trial, to show that he was unjustly
convicted. He says that he was at the time clerk
to Mr. Bingham.
Mr. Bingham—He never was my clerk, sir, and
I swore that at the sessions.

They were found guilty, and sentenced to six
months' hard labour.

Honors Neal was indicted for stealing four chair?,
the property of the Rev. F. Layton.
Mr. Sleigh prosecuted ; Mr. Brooke appeared
for the prisoner.

BIRTHS.
OP A SON,
On the 25th inst., at Erith, Kent, Mrs. Henry T. 14"
*
than).
On the 25th inst., at 84, Harley-street, Cavendioir
square, the wife of Dr. Garrod.

The prosecutor, a Catholic minister, resided in
Duncan-terrace, and the prisoner had Leen in his
service. She left, and some time afterwards some
chairs were maze]. Chairs resembling them were
found at her lodgings, and she was given into
custody. It was contended that the chairs were
prisoner's own property, and she was acquitted.

OF A DAUGHTER
On the 26th inst., at Reipte, the wife of Pater Mar
till/
Esq.
On the 26th inst., at Ashwell Vicarage, Herts, the irif,
of th?..ltev. H. WHodgson.

BREVET.
Brovot-Colonel Sir Robert Garrett, K.C.B half-pay
46th Foot, to have the Local Rank of Major-General in the
East Indies.
Bro7et-Lieutenant-Colon el Neville B ,wles Chamberlain,
C• 13., of the 16th Regiment of Bengal Native Infantry, to
be Aide-de-Camp to the Queen, with the rank of Colonel
in the Army.
Major James Alexander West, retired full pay 84th
Foot, to bo Lieut.-Colonel in the Army, the rank being
honorary only.
Captain John Dixon, of the 73d Foot, to be Major in
the Army.
Captain Henry Alexander, of the 06th Foot, to be Major
in the Army.
Captain Evan Macpherson, of the 80th Foot, to ba Major
in the Army.
Brevet-Major John Dixon, of the 73d Foot, to Le Lieut.-
Colonel in the Army.
Brevet-Major Henry Alexander, of the 06th Foot, to be
Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army.
Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Hall, who retired from the
Grenadier Guards by the slle of his Commission, on the
13th March, 1857, to be Colonel in the Army, 11th Nov.,
1851, instead of 20th June, 1854, as previously stated.

MARRIED.
On the 26th inst., at the Cathedral, Manchester, n
Armitage, Esq., son of Sir Elkanah Armitage, to""e0"-i
rietta, fourth daughter of James Kershaw, Esq., 31." -
Victoria-park, Manchester.

DIED.
On the 2-Ith inst., at her son's house, Aylsharn,, ‘,ll,
Nov
folk, Mary, the widow of the late Mr. Bullock, of
High Holborn, aged 61.
On the 27th inst., at 9, Bath-place, Peckham, late of tho.
Grove, Blackheath, Jane, wife of Mr. E. B. Gudgeon' ,
the Bank of England.
44,
On the 26th inst., Mary, wife of Thomas Briggs.
of 2, Arliugton-street, Piccadilly, and of Lincoln'''.
fields.
On the 25th inst., at Park-road, Holloway, WOO°
Watson, Esq , aged 85.
On the 25th inst., Mr. Johnstone, of Burton-Went.
Eaton-square, aged 67.
On the 24th inst., at Fairfield House, Ayrshire, Win.
G. Canipbll, Esq., of Fairfield, aged 74.
On the 23d inst., suddenly, at Corston, Ad'
near Bath,
miral C. P. B. Baterran aged 82. a
On the 24d inst., at the College, Durham, the Bev.
Townsend, D.D., Canon of Durham, aged W.

Stowell—You are a lying vagabond. You
_were
told by the chairman to stand down.
Mr. Clombe thought it 'would be better for al

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