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London, England, 1861-11-16 00:00:00

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aßn.d immediately gave way to Russley, Petra, and Lady Colonel John Hobson, Bombay Infantry, to be Major. COUNIRY MARKETS.
METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS. Dock Company had already charged manyinnocent cousin. She had not given her real name. Witness surgeon was sent for, who pronounced the deceased
ipon, between which three the contest now lay. A sem- General.
----4.--. persons with beiag concerned in the robbery, and never authorised the prisoner to personate her. The persons to be quite dead. I cannot account ler the
accident, and Ido not know what quantity of seed blance of a race ensued, Petra, with lots to spare, waiting Colonel Walter Scott, Bombay Engineers, to be Major-
General. '''' eee -
LIVERPOOL--Nov. 15.
. he was not surprised other innocent persons were prisoner had hitherto borne a good character.
patiently till opposite the stand, when Midgley dropped his Colonel Robert William Homeor, C. 13
The usual meeting of the board was held yester
~ Bombay Infantry, There was a small attendance of millers and dealers at
hands, and the Liverpool Cup of 1861 became the property to be Major-General,
day ; Mr. J. TUWAITES in the chair. now charged. Three out of the four committed for The pawnbroker produced the boots pledged by there was in the warehouse.
The cause of death was shown to be suffocation,
this morning's market. We had only a retail business
of Mr. Lincoln, the mare winning with the greatest ease by Colonel George St. Patrick 'Lawrence, C. 8., Bengal
On a report being brought up from the Building trial were acquitted, after a ten minutes consulta- the prisoner, which Mr. Smith identified.
The prisoner said she intended to release the from the fall of the linseed, with the ponderous
doing in wheat, fine qualities bringing the currencies of
Act and General Purposes Committee, recommend-- tion b the jury
Mr yHurn hreys-At a quarter ben, el 2 o'clock boots out of the first money she could get. She weight of which the floor had given way. a length. Rus ley was beaten three lengths for second ; Cavalry, to be Majer-General.
The undermentioned officers of her Majesty's Indian last week. Flour scarce and no cheaper. Oats and oat-
ing that several officers who had been temporarily
admitted that she had no right to do that, but The deputy-coroner said they would not take there was a length between the third and fourth; Remune-
Military Forces, who have retired upon full pay, to have a u t to quit, and must be quoted rather cheaper.
meal diffic I • '
rater and Joey Jones were fifth and sixth, close up ; then Beans barley, and peas axe each 6d per qr lower than last
employed in the engineers' and superintending on a SaturdaPy night.
Debockwished to be heard further, and frequently urged that the retention of the key proved that she any more evidence that day ; but he would suggest step of honorary rank as follows, vi •
z• -week's rates. Indian corn held firmly, and barely so well
architects' departments be transferred to the staff
TO BE MAJDR-GENERALS. sold as of late.
exclaimed, " I have not half done. You have not " did not mean to steal" the boots but to replace that an adjournment should take place in order that came Soothsayer, Bernice, Avalanche, Millionaire, and
- Sawcutter, Confidante bringing up the rear. Denmark Col. Peter Hamond, Madras Artillery.
and receive permanent appointments,
them. an architect and a surveyor of acknowledged com
-
Col. Wm. Henry Miller, C. 8., Madras Artillery, Aide- WAKEFIELD-No v. 15
The CHAIRMAN, in answer to an inquiry from heard me out. You have not heard me out."
He was directed to leave the witness box and be Mr. Henry-That is to say, it is not a felony, petence, unconnected with the proprietors of the walked in after the leading horses had weighed.
The Croxteth Welter Cup of 30 sovs, added to a Handicap
Mr. Roche, said that if clerks were temporarily
but an illegal pawning, for which, however, you mills, might visit the premises and attend to give
Lieut.-Col. Alexander Robert Rose, Madras Infantry.
de-Camp to the Queen.
The demand to-day for wheat was very dull, and is per
required in the engineers' department, it was left quiet.
Sweepstakes of 5 each ; winners extra; gentlemen riders; . TO BE COLONELS.
Lieut.-Col. John David Scott, Madras Artillery. qr decline must be taken to effect sales. Barley again ra •
Mr. Stoddart-There is no case against Smith. are liable to fine and imprisonment. But what do evidence at their next meeting.
ther cheaper, while inediu.mtleinds were dull of sale. Oats
to the chief engineer to select a person qualified for
jockeys, 51b extra ; the second saved his stake. One mile.
He has not been recognised by the convict Debock. you say to obtaining a situation by false pretences, The inquest adjourned at 1 o'clock till 11 on
and shelling at previous rates.
that temporary appointment, and if he was fo.und
Porter William Dunaway, a police-constable, 129 for which you are liable to a penalty of £2O ? Wednesday, the 20th inst. 14 subs.
Lieut.-Col. George Sackvillo Cotter, C. 8., Madras Artil-
to be a meritorious officer, it was considered righht
H, said he went to the house of the prisoner Smith, The prisoner-I know very well I did wrong. I Mr. Barber's Ellen, 4 yrs, lOst 51b (in. 51b ex.) (Palmer) 1 lery. Averages for the week :
that he should be placed in that position whic
Mr. Elton's Gauntlet, 3 yrs, lOst 51b (in. 51b extra) Lieut.-Col. Peregrine Madgwick Francis, Madras Engi- Wheat . 4,048 qrs ,at 62s 23
at No. 21, Princes-street, Mile-end New Town, on could not get a place because I had lost the written TBE MURDER IN THE SURREY CANAL.
(Mr. Edwards) 2 neers. Oats 5O -
should result in the advantage which ought t.o be
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8ar1ey......... 1,131 -
Thursday night. He there saw Smith. He keeps character I got from my last mistress, who is gone
Mr. Barber's Coronet, 4 yrs, lOst 91b .... (Mr. Erskine) 3 Lieute-Cyl. Richard Rich Wilford Ellis, Bengal Infan-
derived from one office to another. The engineedr
the yard described by Debock. He has a horse and abroad, so I did it to get a place. Last evening Mr. C. S. Carttar, coroner for West Mr. Godding's Lancaster, 3 yrs, 9st 51b.. (Mr. Garmon) 4 try. Beans -
asked that a temporary officer should be appointe ,
TO BE LIEUTENANT-COLONELS. Peas .... 15 -
and that being so it was left to him to namef a er. light van. He had known Smith two years. He Mr. Smith was afraid, from the result of inquiries Kent, concluded an adjourned inquiry, at the Betting-5 to 4 agst Coronet, 6to 4 agst Gauntlet.
Major Charles Burton, Madras Infantry. Rye - -1 d
some whom he deemed to be fully qualified or Pthe received information that Smith removed the silk he had made, that she had " lost her character" in Trinity Arms, Church-street, Deptford, into the Ellen made all the running, and won by three lengths •
' Ma or Hen John Brockman, Madras Infantry. -
to Barker's house some time ago. a very different sense. However, there was no circumstances attending the death by drowning in
EXETER-Nov. 15.
duties.
d Mr. Stoddart-My client Smith is a most respect- proof of her having been convicted of any offence the Surrey Canal of Margaret Edmonds, aged 25, thcre was a neck between. the second and third, and Lan- 4 IT
caster was a bad fourth. Marr Edward Harvey, Bengal Cavalry.
Major Robert Ogilvie Gardner Madras nfantry. The supply to-day was good, and a fair demand ; prices
Mr. ROCHE and several other gentlemen de.murre
able man ;he is employed by the first firms in the before, and probably a moderate punishment would a doinestic servant. Several witnesses were ex-
Major Henry Heyman, Bombay Infantry.
A Selling Stakes of 3 sovs each, with 20 added ; weight for Major Alfred Pearson, Benesl'Artillery. may be quoted as follows :-
to the system carried out, but after considerhble
metropolis. The little evidence against him was be a sufficient warning to her. He would ask the amined. Their evidence went entirely to cerrobo- age, with maiden and selling allowances. Five furlongs. Wheat, white..7s 6d toBs Od 1 Barley.. 4s Od to 4s 61
discussion the recommendation of the committee . .
from a tainted source, and was not confirmed. magistrate to deal leniently with her, and indeed rate the statement made by the young man named
TO BE MAJORS. Ditto new .0s Od to Os Od I Oats .... ..... 3s Oa to 3s 63
was carried by a large majority.
Captain Craufurd Crossman, Bengal Infantry.
Captain. Robert Henry David Tulleh, Bengal Infantry. Flour, fine, 48s to -s ; seconds, 42. to 44s per sack.
A report was brought up from the committee on Mr. Lewis said theevidence of a convict ought not he should not have preferred the charge at all but George Inkpen, and given in evidence at the Mil!.:ll7eick's Arcadia, 2 yrs, 6st 31b, £2O .... (Wheatley) 1
for the consideration that, on public grounds, he examination of the prisoner at the Greenwich Mr. T. S. Dawson's Squirt, 2 yrs, sst 71b, £20.. (Noble) 2 CATTLE.
the Gas Acts, which stated that in consequence of to
_be taken at all unless it was fully confirmed.
Captain Thomas William Clagett, Madras Cavalry. An unusually large supply of all classes, except calves.:
a communication received by the clerk of the board Mr. Humphreys said all the prisoners had been felt bound not to let such a thing pass with Police Court on Tuesday lest-viZ., that he and the ma Parry's bf by Kingston-Kate, 2 yrs, Sat 71b (£2O)
Captain Charles William Francis Whish, Madras In- Fat beef,p score, lOs to 10s6d Ewes, per lb .... 6d to 61d
deceased agreed to drown themselves, that they (J. Grimshaw) 3
Ergviicktltgdadlyf Pork careases,do lOs Od to 11. Wethers, do. . 6-1 d to 7d
from the Home-office, he had attended there and suspected and watched for six months before De- impunity.
Mr. Henry (to the prisoner)-As your master is tied themselves together for that purpose, with a Mr. T. S. Dawson's h c Charlton, 2 yrs, sst 91b (£2O)
Lambs, per lb -d to -d Fat calves, d 0... 7d ton h
seen Mr. Clive, the Under-Secretary of State, who bock gave any information. He then called .
Mr. Mumford,superintendent of the St. Katharine kind enough to intercede for you, I will mitigate leather lace and a piece of tape, that after being in (Whiteley) 4
rtltrallnfantry.
CCaappttaaima
FJorhnancGisuTsthaovumassßGuesrrsealrl,dM, ktidardarsalsnlannfatryntry. . Rough fat, 4d per lb.
mentioned to him that during the passing of the
Mr. Naylor's b f Barricade, 2 yrs, 6st 31b (£2O)
, the water together for some time the tape broke, (E. Woodhouse) 5 _
bill through Parliament, on representations made by Dock Police, who said he should have material evi- the pehalty one half. You must pay a fine of £lO
and the woman was drowned, while the man Mr. Marshall's b c Melsonby, 2 yrs, 6st 31b (£2O) BRISTOL SUGAR-Nov. 15.
the City Remembrancer, the question had been dence to give against three of the prisoners if they or be imprisoned for one month.
Captain. Edward Robert Wiggins, Bengal Infantry.
- saved himself by swimming ashore after en- (Midgeley) 6 Little business doing this week, owing principally to the
referred to the law officers of the Crown, and they were remanded. He could not offer any evidence
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small show at market, and recent rates prevailed. Refined
had given it as their opinion that the works of the against Charles Turnbull. WESTMINSTER.- SINGULAR AFFAIR.-
house at deavouring to rescue the deceased. The pri-
soner, by direction of the Secretary of State, was Betting-5 to 4on Melsonby, sto 1 each agst Squirt and
Barricade. Won cleverly by half a length; bad third. AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. goods in steady demand. In rum and molasses there are
bill excluded the City of London from its operation. After a prolix discussion, Mr, Selfe discharged Adolphe Kanter, a German, occupying a
- Computed from the Returns made in the week ending no sales to report.
brought 11D in custody from Maidstone gaol but by
- - - - ' - THE LEAMINGTON ANNUAL HUNT CLUB Nov. 12, 1861, exclusive of the duties of Customs paid or -
Under those circtunstances the committee recom- Charles Turnbull, and remanded the other prisoners 26, Cumberltunkstyeet, Ptralico, was summoned for
unlawfully uetaming a pianoforte. the advice of an attorney who appeared for him
2pse
sr cw 2 ti
ci.
payable thereon on the importation thereof into Great COAL MARKET-Nov. 15.
mended that the resolution of the 16th of November, for a week.
MEETING.
h d 1. d ekin any further statement. The
e ec me m g Britain :-
st lb Muscovado, the produce of the Mauritius .. (Prices of Coal per Ton at the close of the market
ordered to be laid before the City authorities, do Mr. Stoddart then tendered bail for Smith, and it Mr..Holdernesse, of the firm of Holdernesse and
THE GRAND ANNUAL STEEPLECHASE. Muscovado, the produce of British America 248 Old
West Hartley
remain in abeyance until further orders are received was accepted. Gillett and Edwin Turnbull were Co., pianoforte-.mak.ers, stated that i.n August. last_,
upon the application of Mrs. Lewis, a teacher ot Coroner summed up at great length upon the facts
of the case, remarking that the conduct and state- Cosmo olito
16 6 Walls End.
s. el•
from the board respecting it. sent away in the prison van.
12 0 Yellow Gal
music, he sent a pianoforte, on hire, to a Mrs. Bed ments of the prisoner to the witnesses were consis- The HPuntsman .... 11 7 Pine Apple
Mr. ECKELT moved that the report be approved,
912 Average price of the foregoing .. 23s 914 Malting
ford, who was stated by Mrs. Lewis to be a respect- tent with the story told on being taken into cus- Anatis .. 11 3 Escape
.. -- Do. Anthracite.. 21 6 Hetton 2O 0
and urged that it would be unwise on the part of POLICE INIELLIGENCE, N0v.15. able woman, living at 26, Cumberland-street. In tody. If the jury, however, believed his statement 3 ealousy
Davison's West Hart- Kelloe
that board to place itself in antagonism with the • ' consequence of a letter he subsequently received, to be true then by the law of England he was Bantam ll 2 Balzarine
James White, builder, Dunstable, Bedfordshire ley ....16 6 Gosforth 17 9
Government. It was quite clear that a mis- MANSION-HOUSE.-Ernest Martina, a French- he sent for the piano in October, when defendant ilt of ' rave offen th tof murd The Dane ll 0 Wee Nell
Thomas Henry Smith, bookseller, Westminster-bridge- Howard's West Hart- Hartlepool.... l9 6
take had been committed, and it would be well for man, describing himself as a merchant, carrying on fused to give it up unless he paid £l3 2s. 2d. fu yl a vherdybg
I 'cl d ee-
ba th l Ler-
or the aw a een ai own y e ate ord Freshman lO 12 Cannibal
Yorkshire Grey .... 10 12 Unknown 9 9
9 6 road, Lambeth ley .. 16 6 Shincliffe 1$ 0
them to wait until the commencement of the session business at 14, Union-court, Old Broad-street, was eor ;was in eeoim or oar
relf h Mrs. Bdfd'•dbtd t h• f b ci Chief Justice Jarvis as follows :-" Self-murder is Medora - Carr's D'art ley 16 6 Trimdon Hartlepool ..19 3
to see what steps the Government would take for brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with ob- W
(ici d n
ton Buddle's West Hartley 16 6 Hunsvick l5 0
nth Brunette
the purpose of rectifying the error. It would also taining a quantity of starch and glue from E. Four- anD ogi g. .
d h t h k h* b tth
efenpant sal t a e new not ing aou e wisely and religiously considered by the Eng
law as the most heinous description of felonious B "d
le egroom
Bedford-row fanfield Moor Butes..l3 0 Trimdon Thornley 17 0
be unwise to oppose the City of London, as it was cade, of Paris, under false pretences. piano being hired, and after Mrs. Bedford left his Jerusalem lO 10 Grilled°
homicide; for, as no man has power to destroy •
Heads or Tads .. 10 7 Gisor .. 9 0 Thomas Goldsby, wheelwright, Grove-mews, Lisson- Haswell 2O 0
his desire to cultivate friendly feelings with them Mr. Beard attended to support the charge against house on the 4th October, she made an agreement himself but by commission of God-the author of Tumbler
Ships at market, 80 ; sold, 40.
when he could do so without sacrifice of feeling or the prisoner, and Mr. Wontner appeared for the to h. £1 k *th d t (1. • •• s • •
pay im per wee ,wi an un ers an mg it-the suicide is guilty of a double offence-one Queensberry
expenditure of money. defence.
that he was not to give her up the piano until his spiritual, in evading the prerogative of the Al- Johnny
Mr. LEGG seconded the motien. Mr. Beard said the prisoner had been to Paris, account was paid. She had removed all her wear- mighty and rushing into his presence uncalled for, Emperor
Mr. DOULTON moved the following amendment : and obtained a quantity of goods to the amount of ing a arel and other portable effects stealthily. if lc th t 1 inst the K.
an te o Ger empor.a , aga ing (Queen) Antelope n-street, Cheap-
-0.
st Emblem 9 13 Physician
-" That the Sale of Gas Act, 1859, vests the admi- about £250, for payment of which he had given Coe I • dht th ld b I I
p amant urge t a ere cou eno ega who has an interest in the preservation of his (her) Sutherland
nistration of its provisions in justices of the peace the prosecutor certain pieces of paper, purport- claim upon the piano, as the apartments occupied lei t This offence therefore is ranked b h ..
yt e John Kendall, commission agent, Grarge-road, Old Australia and Mauritius, via Southampton Nov, 18.
COVENTRY HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE• Kent-road
as well in cities as in counties ; that the Amend- ing to be bills of exchange, two of which were blßdf d h d b 1 t'f • 1 su
sec s'
yAi rs. e or a een e, or immora purposes, law among the highest crimes, making it a peculiar - via Marseilles Nov. -.
ment Act of 1861 transfers all powers conferred on accepted in the name of Leslie and Co., and one
which he could prove. species of felonv-a felony committed on onesself. Acceptances tb • • • H H
o e signified to Messrs. Weatherby, m Lon.. enry care, fishmonger, Thrapstone, Northampton- Brazil and Cape Verds, by British packet Dec. 4.
shire
Cape of Good Hope, Ascension, and St. Helena Dec. 2.
the justices, so far as relates to the metropolis, as in Gibson and Co. The bills had been presented, In further examination by the maeistrate, the d - ' ' *b 1
0 e A felo de se is one who deli erate y puts an end to
_ don, or Mr. Merry, Upper-parade, Leamington, on or
John Johnson Houghton, tool manufacturer, Lower- China, Penang, and Singapore, via Southampton. Nov. 18,
defined by the Metropolis Management Act, to this and Messrs. Leslie had said the bills were not ac- fendant said he had another lady living in his house h." • t its any unlawful act, the
is own exis ence,.or c.omm. before Wednesday, Nov, 20.
street, St. Luke's
via Marseilles Nov. -.
board, without excepting any portion of its area cepted by them, and no such firm as Gibson and a Mrs. Lawrence. Gentlemen visited Mrs. Law- d h d "
consequence of which is his own eat ;an if two j st lb st lb c -
,eorge Edward Noone, builder, Southampton-street, Falkland Islands
ealousy ....
Nov. 18.
from their jurisdiction ; that it has been the inten- Co. could be found_
rence, and ladies and gentlemen visited Mrs. Bed- persons agree to die together, and one at the per- Freshman .. ll 10 Loneford
tion of the legislature to entrust the execution of Mr. Goodman said the transaction having taken
William Charles Taylor, harness maker, Portland-plac •• S h
e, India (Calcutta), and Ceylon, via out ampton..Nov. 18.
ford. A gentleman who was represented to be M
- r• suasion of the other buys the poison, which both Medora
via Marseilles.... Nov. -.
duties affecting the whole metropolis to this board, place in Paris, the false pretence could not be gone Bedford had sto ped there all night, but he did not t k d 1 h b h•t survives and the other
a e, an ie w o oug. hi Brunette -
Thomas Foulkes, cab proprietor Vassal-road Brixton India (Bombe ) via Southam ton Nov. 25.
as evinced by the provisions made for its equal re- into ; but if the bills were given in London, it P I la• lt "th Nii, evcastle
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know of any other gent eman aving sep wi dies, it is the better opinion that he who dies shall William Dorchester, china wa'rehouseman, ' Saliebury, Y ' via MarseillePs Nov. 20.
presentation. That the Attorney-General
.has given would be a question if they were forgeries or not. hi„.
joahirplay
be adiudeed felo de se, because all that happened
Nov 21.
his opinion that neither the Commissioners of The prosecutor then stated that he had supplied --N-1 Le, nny - 114 as illoan, E "
gypt, and Aden, via Southampton Nov. 18.
then called, and described Mrs - :•'
rs. ewie was . . . . . was originally owing to his own wicked ur ose
P P , Cannibal
Sewers nor the Justices of the City of London have goods to the prisoner to the amount of 6,000 francs -
_ via Marseilles Nov -.
power to perform any functions connected with the (£240), and that the prisoner had given him the das a lad receiving the visits of gentlemen, h•ch the other onl ut in his ower to execute Esca e
Bedfor y f h w 1 y p p , p
and Mrs. Lawrence was a person o t e same de- in that particular manner. This offence admits of Black Rose
10 7 9 0 William Lunt, market gardener, Mitcham, Surrey Newfoundland
Robert Campbell Macrae, merchant, Melrose-villa, South Oporto and Vigo
Nov. 21.
Sale of Gas Acts ; that this baard, therefore, res three bills produced in London.
scription, Complainant did not know Airs. Bedford accessories before the fact the same as other fele- F REE HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. Norwood •
U. S. and British N. America, by Brit. packet.... Nov, 21:
solves that it will take the necessary steps for carry- Mr. Wontner cross-examined the prosecutor at • • h h •
Thomas Rutherford Dickinson, clerk in holy orders,
recei
•ved such visitors when e sent t e piano. De- nies for if one persuade another to kill himself and Acceptances to be sionified on Wednesday Nov 20 - by U.S. packet....
ing out the provisions of the Sale of Gas Acts considerable length, and he said that he had re 11 k hhthMß df d d M ' -' • • • - b - ' • •
fendant we new tat o rs. eor an rs. he do so the adviser is guilty of the murder •so if st lb ; st lb Falcon-lane, Battersea
by Canadian packet. Nov. 13.
within the City; that a communication be addressed ceived the bill on Gibson and Co. in London in L
Edward Richards, commission agent, Adam-street f • ---I
• d T 'ff Dec. 10.
f h d• • h d le d ' ' • '
awrence were o t e con ition s e escri e when the party persuading another to destroy himself be Avalanche
Adelphi
to the justices, acquainting them with such resolu- February last, and took it with him to Paris, and
Nov. 21.
Jealousy ....
they came to his house to lodge. hen the felony is committed, he who dies
present w . _ . Henry Robert Willcock, tobacconist, Postern-row, Mexico ' .... Nov. 28.
11 3 ' Miss E!eanor
tien, and inquiring whether they are prepared to sent it to London, to his interpetes a few days Upon b • d h h k th td f d t
eing presse ow s e now a een an ' • Butterfly
Isla° de se and he who aids and abets is a, princi- • , Tower-hill
transfer the apparatus in their possession to this after, to be presented when it was 'due. He had - • h t. fl•f 1 ' t - ' d b Yorkshire errey
1 Nov. 13.
was aware ot t e prac ices o iis erne e inma es, Pal to the murder." The learne coroner o served 1, t a
hoer() , and on what terms ; that it be referred to the not presented the bills himself ; they were taken
Kent-road
witness said that she was playing there one night 'h
tth 1 th 1 •nl laid down and •f Ve 11
ta . e aw was his, pai i , enison lO 5 Castanette 9 8
gas committee to give practical effect to the fore- by his interpreter, who had told him he could not
Yh a ' 10 4 Yellow Girl
M L d • ' b d
when rs. awrence an a prince were in e the jury were of opinion that t e eceased had Eheu
going resolutions. find such a name as Gibson.
Miller
together. wilfully destroyed herself, and that the prisoner Th°
This subject led to a very long discussion, but Mr. Wontner asked if the interpreter was in the
Romeo •. .
Mr. Arnold-Playing the piano while Mrs. Law- was present and aiding and abetting then they square. •
eventually the amendment, with a modification of court, and the witness replied he was not.
Pactolus 9 13; Irish Emigrant .... 8 12
rencence and a prince were in bed toeether ? both came within the statute and tile deceased Caliph
the second clause, was adopted, that modification Mr. Wontner then said that under those circuin-
TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE WEEK.
ifo d hee' •
Witness-Yes. I was n rme was a prince. ' tth •t
would have to be buried withou ,eries of a Mystei ions Jack .... 9 12; Adamant .. 8 9 Henry Brook Naylor, plumber, Wellington-place, Cam. -
consisting of a declaration that the legislature had stances he thoueht there was no evidence that the
berwell
I was not playing in the same room ; I had occa- Christian burial, between the hours of 9 and 12 at Grillado
entrusted the board with the execution of duties bills had been presented.
Charles Drake, attorney, Gresham-street, City Miles Opened. Receipts.
sion afterwards to go into another room for some- •eht Th • th
. ... nie . e jury en retired, and, after a long
Railways. , ~____..A.._____-..,,
effecting the whole metropolis, and that it be re- The Lord Mayor said there was no proof that • ______
John Campbell, comedian, New Suffolk-street, Commer-
-1861. 1860. 18,31. 1860.
thing, and saw them in bed together. i heard consultation, returned a verdict " That the deceased cial-road East
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leered to a committee to apportion the various dis- the bill was a forgery.
FROJII THE GAZETTE OF LAST EVENING. - - ---
defendant say, before Mrs. Bedford came into the Merearet Edmonds did feloniously, wilfully, and Henry William Hunt, Gravesend, and Spa-road, Ber-
tricts. The motion was carried. by a majority of
~ Mr. Beard suggested that the prisoner should be house, that he knew she was going to receive gen- '-6 •
maliciously, and of imilice aforethought, murder _____a_____ mondsey
Ballymena and Port Rush.. - - -
16 to 19. remanded and admitted to bail, as he said he had tleman, but hoped she would be quiet. herself; and that George Inkpen, at the time of the WHITEHALL, Nov. 13. George Hawker, Hickman's-folley, Bermondsey Belfast and N. Counties.... 136 136 2,038 2,134
Some routine matters were disposed of, and the been so recently instructed that he had not had
lelary Griffin, Ewell, Surrey Belfast and County Down.. 49 394 643 634
Mr. Arnold-To descend to the proper phrase, f 1 d d f 'el was feloniou 1 • The Queen has been pleased to appoint the Right Rev
e ony an mur er a °resat , s y pie- • William Barnes corn dealer Croydon Surre Birkd., Lanc., &Ches. June. - - - -
board edjourned., time to make the necessary inquiries.
you knew Mrs. Bedford was a prostitute, and yet sent, aiding abettine and inciting the deceased to Ch. arles Lord Bishop of Durham to be one of the Corais- Archer W.th ' ht ' ' ' Y • Blyth and Tyne 2O 20 1,505 1,478
The Lord Mayor did not think he should be jus-
missioners for the purposes of " The Durham University i ey, coac rimmer, Church-lane, White- Bristol and Exeter lO6l 125 6,1,20 5.926
re resented her to the complainant to be respect- • ' eP' h • -
commit murder. rhe coroner ten issued his h 1
c ape .
2191 2.191 15,970 15,961
Act, 1861," in the room of the Hon. and Eight Rev. nian
&caledeo
8f - -
T_IIE GREAT BOBBER I' OF SILK ON tified in even taking that course ; but if hereafter
tide. warrant for the burial of the deceased between the Henry Montagu, late Bishop of Durham, deceased. Benjamin Ratcliffe Barlow, journeyman stonemason, k outh & Workington 8f
. THE RIVER. any proof could be brought that the prisoner had Mrs Lewis-I did not say she was respectable. I hours named ; and, as the law requires such warrant N OVEMBER 15. Keppel-terrace, Chelsea Cork and Bandon 2O 20 no 399
• done that which would bring him within the opera- '
Alderst P k Blackrock, & Passage. 61 61 229 225
thoueht her a ("clod principled woman who would to be executed in 24 hours after delivery, the The Queen has been pleased to present the Rev. Peter R John on arry, coffee-house keeper, Pollen-street, oorr. ,a
26 212 207
IC d Y hal
n oug
The numerous investigations that have taken tion of the criminal law he could be again brought " • •
Calder to the church and parish of Kinlochbervie, in the egent -street
5"
534 1,064 nue
pay her way, and in whose hands the instrument funeral took place last night.
George Henry Jameson auctioneer Ramsgate, Kent. iC)oernesrdeall
17 17 269 208
place at the Thames Police Court, relating to the before him.
presbytery of Tongue, and county of Sutherland, vacant
would be safe.
63 1,620 1,6
57
plunder of 10 bales of silk on the river on the 14th The prisoner was then discharged.
Mr Arnold-I do not think the complainant is - e es_ by the transportation of the Rev. John Adam Macfarlane William Hooper. Wickett, baker, L'eman-street, White- Dublin & Belfast Junction .. 63
chapel 63 63 1,828 1,707
of March last, have been confined to the persons Mr. Beard applied that two bills of lading for " SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. to the church and parish of Urray. Dublin and Drogheda
1 687
indebted to you for your recommendation, or that if
A DMIRALTY, Nov. 14. Stephen Alexander Outteridge, dealer iv. pickles, Single- Dub. & Wicklow (in.Kingst.) 484 404 2.313 ,
003
who were alleged to have been dealing with the eight casks of glue and one cask of oil, which were - -•-
ton-street, South Hoxton. Dundalk and Enniskillen .. 130 130 1,943 2,
the class ot persons spoken of are of your ordinary LIVERPOOL RACES-FRIDAY. Rear-Admiral of the White Sir Alexander Milne, K.C.B.
Dundee and Arbroath l7l 174 878 ;00
bilk after it was stolen. One of them, a silk weever, found on the prisoner, should be kept in the hands
2 William Stevens, traveller, Lu "
pus-street, Pimlico Aber. Jun. 31 31 1,021 1,088
to be Vico Admiral of the Blue, until further orders and
pupils, it speaks much in favour of y our prof
essional
A Selling Hurdle Race of 3 sovs each, with 30 added. William Aspland, journeyman harness maker, Soham) 12taTele="z
named Peter Debock, who was engaged in the sale of the 1. th dh d b "de ffi d b
po ice, as e goo s a een ien i e y
whilst employed as Commander •in-Chief of her Mj ' ty' Cambridgeshire
E.Counties,Nrfk.,&E.Union 499 499 28,506 24,570
of the stolen silk, to John Newton of De b connexion.
Weight for age, with winning penalties and maiden ships and vessels within the limits of the North Aineersicaesi
r y, was the prosecutor. Mrs. Lewis inimated that her connexions were
William Perrin, farmer, East Melling, Kent Edinburgh and Glasgow
convicte
sellino• allowances ; about 11 mile, over five flights of and West Indian station.
dat the June sessions at th'e Central Critni Th Ld M aid he could make no order
e or . ayor s
' very respectable, but that professional people , William Langridge, house decorator, Charles-street, Edinburgh, Perth,& Dundee 78 78 3,705 :i,eoa
nal Court, and sentenced to '8 ''
•• - nurdles. 11 subs WAR-OFFICE, PALL-MALL, Nov. 15. Westbourne-terrace Forth & Clyde Junction
I months imprison- John Ayling, who was brought up a few days
could not always pick their customers ; adding her
31 31 1,363 1,268
meat and hard labour. N t d Mr T. Wadlow's Diadem 4 yrs lOst 51b (50 sovs) 4th Reeiment of Dragoon. Guards-Lieutenant Thomas James Camp'ell Shaw rag htS th t Furness
e , mere an , ou amp on Glasgow & South-Western 1831 183/ 8,169 8,134
1. ew
..;:,n an two others, back, charged with having stolen a £lO end e 1',5
reluctance to have anything to do with persons of ' ' ' . e . . b . ,
(W. White) 1 Clarke Gillespie to e Caption by purchase, vice Edward Thomas Geore
named Barker and Crane, '
/were acquitted Jaine'g Bank of England note from the till in the shop at thiQ ,la„,„
ee Webb, veterinary surgeon, Bishops Great Northern 330 330 29,580 26,363
Mr. Carr's Eheu, 4 yrs, lOst 51b (50 sovs) (Covey) 2 Rowe Fisher, who retires ; Cornet Smith Hill Child to Stortford, Hertfordshire
58 1,781 1,676
Hunter •is
,Inn e rl y fandlaird of the Red Deer in hi. master's Mr Thomas of Barkin -church ard -- --
Great North of Scotland ~ . 68
' s ''. ' g .y . ' Defendant most positively denied that he had Mr. Land's Ingestre, 4 yrs, 9st 81b (50 soya) (Salt) 3be Lieutenant, by purchasel vice Gillespie. Frederick Cooper, innkeeper, Portobello, Staffordshire qt.Southn. & Westn.arlnd.) 329 229 8," 62 8,369
Cam bridn-heath-rovii, Bethnal green, who sur- oil refiner, was Drought up for final examination
ever said in the presence of Mrs. Lewis anything Mr. Betes's CumberlFd, aged, iOst 111 b (£5O) (Knott) 4 6th Dragoon Guards - Captain Edward Napier, from 6th James Over Bate, iron merchant, Wednesfield, Stafford- Great Western 7831 76 '1 46,565 41,988
rendered on the 'S.l7h inst., and has been twice re- and committed for trial.
Mr Smith's Pantomime, aged, lOst 111 b (X5O) (Palmer) 5 Dragoons, to be Captain, vice Francis George Savage shire Inverness & Aberdeen Juno. 55 55 866 741
297
about his knowing the immoral character of Mrs. •
Irish South-Eastern 25 25 287
mended .len, N.r. Woolrych, is alleged to have been --
Bedford He had said as he meant, that he would Mr. Green's Solferino 3 yrs lOst 31b .... (H. Weston) 6 Curtis, who exchanges.
Be ' ' ' 5hL Ld •kM fi C • William Dunn i irmi
, ronbroker, B ngham Lancashire & Yorkshire... . 3951 3951 83,906 35,894
concerirned with another publican, named Age in GUILDHALL.-Wm. Morrice, a clerk and tra- / ' tting-5 to 2 agst Eheu, and sto 1 each agst liagestre, t ancers- u ovic onte ore armichael, Gent„ to John Clarke estate agent, Leamington, Warwickshire Leominster and Kington _l4 14 168 163
rs,
-
rather _et the apa . g
rtments to entlemen but as he be Cornet, by purchase, vice Blake, promoted.
2461 24/ 168 179
Thomas Pitt, Stokes, auctioneer, Dudley, Worcestershire Limerick and Ennis.
_ , ,-' negotiating the sale of the stolen property. Agg yeller, in the employ of Mr. George Penson, a pro-
- ' I (1.
could not do that he was obliged to have a les. Solferino, and Diadem.
6th Dragoons-Captain Francis George Savage Curtis, William Henry White, builder, Birmingham Limerick and Foynes 26 264 155 16!
had fled the co t d " t Fle Itfll • t • • ht f S 1 1 F • d t t
un ry, an is no . e y o a in o vision mere an o eaco e- ane, erring on-s ree ,
Police-sergeant Brett, 29 B, said he was called Eheu jumped off with a clear lead waited Upon by Pan-
, from the 6th Dragoon Guards, to be Captain, vice Ed- William Brookes, boot manufacturer, Birmingham Llanelly 4 461 596 5.2"
the hands of the police. was placed at the bar before Alderman Hale, charged tomime, Ingestre, and Diadem, the others lying off. In ward Napier, who exchanges.
London & North-Western . 10301 1012 81,489 81,27?
to the house when Mrs. Bedford left. There was a Joseph Smith, ale dealer, Birmingham
London and Blackwell 5l 51 1,374 I,iSU
Yesterday the case entered into a new phase. with embezzling £25 en the 16th Sept. last, £35 on this way they proceeded at a good pace, the lot taking their 4th Regiment of Foot-Robert Simpson, Gent., to be En- William Battin, licensed victualler, Birmingham at
London & South-Western . 400 394 f 17,827 16.4
ereat disturbance between her and the landlady,
Charles Turnbull, Edwin Turnbull, and James Gil- the ith October last, and other sums at different 6 • • hurdles in clever style to the distance, where Diadem crept sign, by purchas9, vice Sandys, promoted. Joseph Clarke, clothier Coventry Lond. Brighton, &S. Coast. 2414 2234 16,6.9 16.687
k bl
and the former told the latter, in unmista a y
10th Foot-Captain Charles Huds9, fre?ne half-pay, late John Shubotham and 'James Brabin, wine merchants, London, Chatham, & Dover 72 291 1,728 463
lett, lighterman, and Thomas Smith, a carman and times, amounting in the aggregate to nearly £3OO • up on the upper side, and waited upon. the leaders to the
' plain language, what her house was. Defendant Land Transport Corps, to be Captaua, vice Brevet-Major Newcastle-upon-Tyne ' Loud., Tilbtiry, & Southend ,42 42f 1,117 1,151
van proprietor, were brought up for the first time, the moneys of his master.
then said he did not know Mrs. Bedford was an t fth t d Her
cen re o es an . e . 1 e
W Wh't d h. ff t d
ma eiseor , an Samuel Barges Lamb, promoted, without purchase, to an John Kirwan cly er, Birmingham Man.,Sheffield,&Lincolnsh 2311 234 15,692 15,73. 6
at the Thames Police Court, charged with being Mr. Poole, of Bartholomew-close, conducted the immoral cheracter until after she had been in the won cleverly by a length ; three lengths separating the unattached Majority. Harriett Wha'lley, spinster, Castle Church, Staffordshire Manch' S'jun.&Altriricham
Maryport and Carlisle
28 , 28 1,116 1,141
concerned in stealing 10 bales el' raw silk from the prosecution. The prisoner was undefended. second and third ; Cumberland was fourth close up • Pan- 14th Foot-Captain James Taylor from half-pay Gold William Aston locks '
, mith, Haiadsworth, Staffordshire Midland (incl. N.-Western) 6141 6144 39,981 40,221
house some time. Mrs. Bedford then told defend-
' - ' Coast Artille Co s to be Ca ta, in vice Bre t '
ry rp , p ,
barge Dorville, on the river Thames. Wm. Smith, a City detective officer, said-I went tunime and Solferino beaten off. ve . Major Charles Calvert Lansergh Nicholson, land agent, Not- Midland Gt.Westn. of Irind. 1924 1924 5,601 4,408
ant that the piano did not belong to her, and men- .
Frederick Hammersley, promoted, without purchase, to tingham
66 56 1,55 i 1,552
Mr. Humphreys, jun., of thefirrn of Humphreys, to the prisoner's house in search of him, and as soon The winner was sold to Mr. B. Land for 62 guineas.
Monkland
tioned the name of the person to whom it did, and an unattached Majority. Thomas Leake upholsterer Nottingham Bionmouthsh. Rail. & Canal 44 14 2,587 2,328
Son, and Morgan, Newgate-street, prosecuted on as he saw me he said, " I know what you have come
def • d h h h f • h
endant rephe tatw en e came or it e The Hooton Nursery Handicap of GO sovs, added to a sweep- 16th Foot-John Rae Reid, Gent., to be Ensign, by pur- Charles Collins', hatter, Bo ' • - '
urne, Lincolnshire Newcastle and Carlisle.. ~1., 78 78 3,344 3,791
behalf of the St. Katharine Dock Company ; Mr. about ; I have expected it for some time past," and stakes of 3 sovs each, for 2-yr-olds ; the second received chase, vice Calvert Dunbar Steer, appointed to the 33d James Wildes, grocer, Charles-street, Goswell-road North British (incl. Selkir
mi ht have it.
and Galashiels) .
Lewis, jun., of Ely-place, defended the rurnbulls ; began crying. He knew me as an officer, and I -
elg rs. Kanter declared she believed Mrs. Bedford 20 sovs out of the stakes ; winners 101 b extra, Five fur- Foot. . Richard Howell, general dealer, Bristol North Devon 35 35 471 490
and Mr. Steddart appeared for Smith. told him I must take him into custody for embez-
longs. 23 subs. 24th Foot-Lieut. Henry Burmester Pulleine to be Captain, Edmund Beatty Lockyer, Plymouth N-Eastern(Bedale&Leybrn) 789 764 37,272 40,046
to be a respectable woman when she took the apart-
by purchase, vice Robert Halahan, who retires ; Ensign Joseph Entwistle, grocer Longsight, Lancashire North London 9 9 2,271 2,321
Mr. Humphreys, addressing Mr. Selfe, the pre- aling various sums of money, amounting to over
,an as soon as s e iscovere w a s e really
ments d h (1. dh t h Mr. Drummond's Egyptian, ist 21b (Clement) 1 11. Dewe to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice A. W. Fitz- Thomas Sutcliffe Sladen,'silk broker, Manchester North Staffordshire 246 . 246 7,203 8,294
siding magistrate, said the four prisoners at the bar .E2OO. He said, " I have expended the money in -Mr Wintrinalain's My Mary, 7st 81b (Noble) 2
Oswestry and Newton-- 30 20 530 381
Maurice, who retires ; Ensign Joh Flet
n eller Caldwell Joseph Heap, pawnbroker, Staleybridge
was she gave her notice to quit-gave her a week's ' s , s 't 5 t 121 b
194 191 763 744
were charged with stealing 10 bales of silk from forcing a trade for Mr. Penson." I took him to the Mr. T. S. Dawson s quir , s (Whiteley) 3 to be Lieutenant, by purchas vice
e, Pulleine; Thos. John Charles Whitley and Joseph Whitley, engineers, Man-
rent to get rid of her,
Yth. YneleenY's Canal & Railway 52 52 1,921 2,013
the barge Dorville on the night of the 13th or station, and on afterwards bringing him to this The following also ran :-Melsonby, Allez-y.rondement, Baynes, Gent., to be Ensign, by parchase, vice Dewe ; chester
535 534 3,650 3,308
M B• • h '
e rs. iernstein, er sister, gave corresponding
Scottish Central
morning of the 14th of March. Twoof the prisoners, court, I showed him a receipt which I had received Veteran, Fazio, Silkstone, Tommy Jones, Idol filly, Charles Arthur Chandos Arkwright, Gent., to be Ensign, by Robert Scott and John Forster, linen drapers, Newcastle- Scottish North-Eastern ll5 115 3,977 3,,,02
the Turnbulls, had been in custody before. They from Mr. Traill for £9, paid to him, on Mr, Pen- evk
•dence.
Fox, Melody, and Hoodwink. puchase, vice Caldwell. upon-Tyne Shrewsbury & Birmingham _ _ - -
48 48 - -
i Ir. Arnold said that a landlord had a right to 25th F.oot-Lieut..Arthur. Taylor, from., the 100th Foot, to Edward Ashton, draper, Newcastle-upon-Tyne Shrewsbury and Chester
were lightermen, and took the silk out of the barge son's account, on the 25th Sept. last, and he admitted Betting-6 to 4 agst My Mary, 4to 1 agst Egyptian, and
Shrewsbury & Hereford
while it was lying in the river. Gillett, who was it was in his handwriting. distrain any property found upon his premises for Bto 1 agst Tommy Jones. be Lieutenant, vice Reginald B. Dowling, who exchanges. Gustave Speiser, hotel keeper, Liverpool
28Ih Foot-C.
har es Owen James, Gent., to be Ensign, by Annie Maria Burton, outfitter, Liverpool Shropshire Union 2Ol 965 910
gi 722 3,059 3,269
rent, unless it accrued from immorality. He was not
SORIII DeVOR
also a lighterman, was implicated in the robbery, in Alexander Traill said-I am cashier to Mr. G. Some time was lost through the breaking away f h
ot e purchase, vice Southey, promoted in the 3d West India James Woolley, publican, Chester 306 306 19,399 20,100
satisfied upon the evidence that defendant let Mrs.
South-Eastern .
getting rid of the silk after it was landedrand ac- Penson. The prisoner has been in the same employ over-anxious, but at length they were got away, but upon Regiment. John Roberts master mariner Neven, Carnarvonsh;re South Wales...-. l7ll 171/ 7.542 6,488
_
Bedford the apartments for immoral purposes or
55th Poot-Ensign Alfred Hervey Kay to be Lieutenant, John Gordon 'Rice, S. Yorkshire and River Dun 118 118
eompanying it to the house of a man named Barker, as traveller about three years. It was his duty to e • - - ' very indifferent terms, Silkstone, Veteran, :and Tommy merchant, 'Liverpool -
he would forfeit all claim to rent ; and it seemed by purchase, vice Palms Spread Morgan, w'm retires ; Peter Swift, builder, Liverpool 1194 9 235 8 101
Stockton and Darlington
54 , ,
in Hope-street, Bethnal-ereen. From Hope-street solicit orders for goods, and to receive money from Jones getting off very badly. My Mary-, Melody, and Egype
5,C07 4,534
Taff Vale •-
l' that when her character was discovered he did not Joseph Harrison Evans, Gent., to be Ensign by pur- Henr Pu h Muse•rove 0 1
, . y g ~ c, wen, and surveyor, Pentrefe• 51 51 1,826 2,011
the silk was conveyed in one of Pickford's vans to customers on Mr. Penson's account, and to pay the n ' . ' tian got away in front, and ran in close company to the . h • K
Ulster
lin, Carnarvonshire
19 738 73:
Ulverstone and Lanclaster . 19
the North London Railway, and it was conveyed total amount to me daily. Mr. Taylor, of Pulteney- ''' ch longer than he could help. At the
cep tr mu .
- • turn where Egyptian came to the c ase, vice ay.
front, and, after some 7261 Foot-The appointment of Assistant-Surgeon. David William Dodd, provision dealer, Birkenhead lo 10 135 136
, the defendant did not keep the piano as . ' .
Vale of' Clwyd ....
the same night to Derby, where it was afterwards street, Oxford-street, was one of our customers, and r
dm.et
linsse and it had b d
een prove that defendant slight rousing, took a clear lead, which he held to the dis- Ritchie Pearson, M.D., from the Rifle Brigade, has been James Henry Beesley, builder, Birkenhead Vale of Neath • • 35 35 1,873 1,676
• 31 31 &A/ 318
seized in John Newton's mill, The prisoner Smith in September last owed a balance of £9 ls. 10d. By h is r.e ,
s • • tance, where he was once more headed by Mary, but only rincelled ; Staff Assistant-Surgeon Salkeld Johnston, Mary Ann Derbyshire, lodging-house keeper, Liverpool Waterford and Kilkenny .• •
h h
ad said that wen t e owner came tor it he might Dto be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Mor an Jones J ones, Francis Hol Waterford and Limerick .. •77 77 1,403 1,451
was the proprietor of a horse and van which eon- the receipt produced in the prisoner's handwriting for a few strides, when he resumed his lead, which he re- a__ .' I butcher, Liverpool
274 274 746 680
h e .t. Defendant had no legal ri ht to det '
av t . am ppeintec to the Staff. g Ha ry Winknae' tele, brewer, Bursledon, Hants . West Cornwall
39 4,478 4,767
veyed the silk to Hope-street, and was the person that amount is purported to have been paid, but the
dth dg tained to the end, and won cleverly by a neek ; a bad third; 82d Foot-Lieutenant Robert Francis Henry Macgregor John Lancelowt (I)efi W.HartlepoolHarbn&Rail. 39
the piano from its owner, an eor er must there-
holson, grocer Sandown, Isle of Wi ht West Midland. - - -
who drove the van, In consequence of the lateness prisoner has not handed over the money, or ac- . h •t • . melody was fourth, Charles Fox fifth, Fazio sixth, and Skinner to be Captain without purchase, vice Stanley George Cooke upholsterer, Knighton, Devonshire g whaven,Cleator,&E -t.• 7 7 416 392
tore be, that e restore i , or pay 14 guineas, its
12 12 691 076
of the hourhe should only call sufficient evidence to counted for the amount.
Hoodwink next, the others beaten off a long way. Slater, deceased ; Lielitenant Edward Snow Mason to be Henry Howarlh, farmer, Bagslate, Lancashire VVhitehaven Junction
value or be committed for two months.
35
justify a remand. Mr. Poole said Mr. Taylor was not in attendance ' A llandicap of 5 sovs each, with 30 added, for all ages. Adjutant,. vice Lieutenant Charles Spencer, who resigns William Culley, innkeeper, West Stockwith, Notts Whitehaven & Furness Jun. 35 646 602
' Defendant gave notice of appeal against the de- that appointment. John Roberts, painter, Conway, Carnarvonshire
John Fred. Martin, assistant foreman A ware- but he would be subpoenaed upon the trial.
Winners 71b extra. Half a mile. 21 subs.
FOREIGN AND COLONLA.L.
isi n
84th Foot-Lieutenant Thomas !Griffin:6 be Inspector of
house, St. Katharine's Dock, stated that on March James Williamson said-I am a cheesemonger, e° • Mr. Bruce's Lord of the Manor, 5 yrs, Bst llb (Custance) 1 Musketry, vice Lieutenant Wm. Charles Driberg, who _ Antwerp and Rotterdam... 52 52 1,185 1,046
--
Austrian B2B 673 51,632 49,503
14th last the barge Dorville was brought alongside carrying on business at 9 and 10, Watt's-terrace, ,„„ Mr. T. Hughes's Miss Emma, 3 yrs 6st 91b., (J. Daley) 2 has resigned that apppointment
i OSS OF FOUR LIVES AT THE TIIE POTA7 0 CROP IN IRELAND. tern Jun ti .
Belgian Eas c on. 264 264 - -
the quay, and he tallied the contents out of the barge Old Kent-road. On the 21st of October last I A."' ' gsay ee , yrs, st 1
Mr. Gorldin 'Ld P 1 5 8' lb (Perry) 3 91st Foot-Anthon ' *
y Edward Parker, Gent., to be Ensign, Buffalo and Lake Huron ... 1611 1614 2,651 1,814
ISLE OF .DOGS.
• Detroit and Milwaukie lB5 185 5,394 4,762
on to the quay. There ought to have been 411 bales. paid to the prisoner, on Mr. Penson's account, The following also ran •-Miss Julia, Vulture, Confidence, without purchase, vice Henry Hyde Roberts, deceased.
There were only 401, and 10 were missing. £69 1 ls. 11d. I did not actually pay it myself. My • Cumberland, Harriett, Foxhound, Drummer Boy, Keepsake, 92d
.Foot-Ensign Maurice. Thomson Carmichael to be
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Crichton, whose promotion Dutch Rhenish
The Freeman estimates that more than one-half Eastern of France.--
1081 1081 3,461 3,241
32 1006 57,940 54,574
Peter Debock, a convict, who was attended by a wife paid the money to the prisoner. I produce Yesterday morning at 11 o'clock, Mr. W. Raffles and Wansbeck.
has been cancelled. of this crop is gone, and seems to doubt whether the East Indian
250 166 6,335 3,684
warder of the Houseof Correction, said-I have Just the prisoner's receipt for that amount. Walthew, the Deputy• Coroner for East Middlesex, Betting-5 to 2 agst Miss Emma, 7to 1 each agst Vule 99th Foot-Lieutenant Georne Clayton to be Captain, by remainder will keep free from rot in the pits. Some gerzgrzelegsatinsauoa....... 970 970 -, -_-_
1 • • 350/ 2971 3,00 , 2,769
come from prison, and am under sentence of 18 Alderman Hale said it would be necessary to and a highly respectable jury, assembled at the ture and Leontes, Bto 1 each agst Confidence, Miss Julia, purchase, vice Frederick W'illiam Despard, who retires ; localities have been visited much less severely than Great Luxembourg.... ...• 128 128 3,520 2,829
months' imprisonment. I have gifan a statement of call Mrs. Williamson to prove the payment. Newcastle Tavern, Isle of Dogs, Poplar, touching and Harriett. Ensign Walter Skipper eo be Lieutenant, by purchase, others, which accounts for the contradictory reports Great Western of Canada.. 345 345 - -
the robbery of silk from the St. Katharine's Dock, Mr. Poole said he would take care that she the respective deaths of William Gilham, aged 42 Confidence, in. company with Miss Julia, Lady Peel, Lord vice Clayton; Charl9s John Greenham, Gent., to be En- about the extent of the disease. In one county the L ons and Geneva 142 142 5,763 6,236
MYadrid, Sar go a .&A.licant 301 284 15,457 14,944
sign, by purchase, vice Skipper.
94 - -
in which I was concerned. should be subpeenaed on the trial. years ; John Gilham, aged 35 ; Thomas Gilham, of the Manor, and Miss Emma, came on with the running 100th Foot-Lieutenant Reginald Blewitt Dowlincr, from greater portion of the crop may have escaped ; but Northern ofaCangsada ........ 94
691 614 5/,987 19,909
Mr. Humphreys-Now look at tho four prisoners Wm. Cape said-I am a cheesemongey, at 5, aged 17 ; and Charles Nye, aged 14, who lost their -the former lying in the centre having a clear lead, which the 25th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Arthur Taylor, who if so, in the adjoining one the people, perhaps, have Northern ot France
Norwegian Trunk.
and say whether they are the persons who commit- Church-street, Greenwich. On the 7th of October lives by the falling of a floor at the extensive pre- he held until within the distance, when he was headed exchanges, • a far different title to tell. The Evening Post Paris, Lyons, & Mechlerrn 879 840 114,000 92,350
922 922 53.535 56,447
ted the robbery. last I paid the prisoner £2O for goods supplied to mises of Messrs. Nicholay, Graham, and Armstrong, by Lord of the Manor, Miss Emma, and Lady Peel, Rifle
.Brigade-Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel states that the crop of the " present year is described Paris and Orleans...-. .
e 4 _
580 -
Mr. Lewis objected to this mode of examination. me by Mr. Penson, and I saw the prisoner sign proprietors of the Cumberland oil mills, Isle of who camo on nearly abreast the stand enclosure, where Julius Richand Glyn, C. 8., to be Lieutenant-Colonel, as the worst since the famine In certain districts fiernmbaunciosh
- 69 69 780 822
It was not because a convict had made a statement the receipt produce(' for that amount. Dogs, opposite Greenwic ospi a .
h H 't 1 Ldf th M d • d ft d
or o e s anor rew in a vance, was never a ervsar a be purchase, vice Henry Hardinge, who retires ; Captain -
and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel John Ross, C. 8., to be 11 M "-- " " * ' ' S oyt e
especia y a, o, it is almost a complete ruin. In am r .
S th Austrian
and Meuse -.... 68 68 1,280 1,169
.... 1251 917 coon 50,231
iffecting other prisoners that he was to be assisted The prisoner, who made no defence, WAS then Witnesses as to identity were first examined. fairly caught, aaad won very cleverly by a neck ; a bad third ; Major, by purchase vice Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Carlow and other midland counties the loss is not sgliithern of France ......... 777 773 27,938 25,236
in lais identification of the accused prisoners. committed for trial. Thomas Johns, of Crucifix-place, Cubitt's Town, Confidence was fourth. The immediate followers passed Glyn ; Lieutenant Walter Richard Lascelles to be Cap- much more than in previous years. In the south Welland.
Deboek-I know two of them. Two of them Ido -- was next called, and said that he was sitting at the so close together that we were unable to name the order in taint by purchase, vice Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Ross ; and west, and in some parts of .Ulster also, there is YEest Flanders .. 75 75 863 891 ,
w and N.W. of France...-. 750 750 4.),306 42,428
not know. I h
Ensign John Ormsby Vandeleur to be Lieutenant, b
ave never seen Smith before. Ido BO W-STREET.-FALSE CHARACTERS.-Emma foot of the stairs on the day in question, when the which they came in.
Y a loss v *
eyeing from a third to one-half Th.r. Irara I
not know Cha 1 T
nun...hi:lcm vira Tstannllna • Priann;. LA..," D,,....,,-- cl-_ -3
Mr_ Smith. floor of the building fell. He heard a 1 A
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WHITEHALL, Nov. 13.
The Queen has been pleased to appoint the Right Rev.
Charles Lord Bishop of Durham to be one of the Corais-
missioners for the purposes of " The Durham University
Act, 1861," in the room of the Hon. and hight Rev.
Henry Montagu, late Bishop of Durham, deceased.
N OVEMBER 15.
The Queen has been pleased to present the Rev. Peter
Calder to the church and parish of Kinlochbervie, in the
presbytery of Tongue, and county of Sutherland, vacant
by the transportation of the Rev. John Adam Macfarlane
to the church and parish of Urray.
ADMIRALTY, Nov. 14.
Rear-Admiral of the White Sir Alexander Milne, K.C.8.,
to be Vico Admiral of the Blue, until further ,orders, and
whilst employed as Commander Sin-Chief of her Majesty's
ships and vessels within the limits of the North American
and West Indian station.
WAR-OFFICE. PALL-MALL, Nov. 15.
4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant Thomas
Clarke Gillespie to be Captain, by purchase, vice Edward
Rowe Fisher, who retires; Cornet Smith Hill Child to
be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Gillespie.
6th Dragoon Guards - Captain Edward Napier, from 6th
Dragoons, to be Captain, vice Francis George Savage
Curtis, who exchanges.
sth Lancers—Ludovick Montefiore Carmichael, Gent,, to
be Cornet, by purchase, vice Blake, promoted.
6th Dragoons—Captain Francis George Savage Curtis,
from the 6th Dragoon Guards, to be Captain, vice Ed-
ward Napier, who exchanges.
4th Regiment of Foot—Robert Simpson, Gent., to be En-
sign, by purchase, vice Sandys, promoted.
10th Foot—Captain Charles Hudson, from half-pay, late
Land Transport Corps, to be Captain, vice Brevet-Major
Samuel Burges Lamb, promoted, without purchase, to an
unattached Majority.
14th Foot—Captain James Taylor, from half-pay, Gold
Coast Artillery Corps, to be Captain, vice Brevet-Major
Frederick Hammersley, promoted, without purchase, to
an unattached Majority.
16th Foot—John Rae Reid, Gent., to be Ensign, by pur-
chase, vice Calvert Dunbar Steer, appointed to the 33d
Foot.
24th Foot—Lieut. Henry Burmester Pulleine to be Captain,
by purchase, vice Robert Halahan, who retires ; Ensign
H. Dewe to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice A. W. Fitz-
Maurice, who retires; Ensign John Fletcher Caldwell
to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Pulleine; Thos. John
Baynes, Gent., to be Ensign, by parchase, vice Dewe ;
Arthur Chandos Arkwright, Gent., to be Ensign, by
puchase, vice Caldwell.
25th Foot—Lieut. Arthur Taylor, from the 100th Foot, to
be Lieutenant, vice Reginald B. Dowling, who exchanges.
28th Foot—Char es Owen James, Gent., to be Ensign, by
purchase, vice Southey, promoted in the 3d West India
Regiment.
55th Pont—Ensign Alfred Hervey Kay to be Lieutenant,
by purchase, vice Palms Spread Morgan, w'ao retires ;
Joseph Harrison Evans, Gent., to be Ensign, by pur-
chase, vice Kay.
72d Foot—The appointment of Assistant-Surgeon David
Ritchie Pearson, M.D., from the Rifle Brigade, has been
cancelled; Staff Assistant-Surgeon Salkeld Johnston,
M.D., to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Morgan Jones J ones,
appointed to the Staff.
82d Foot—Lieutenant Robert Francis Henry Macgregor
Skinner to be Captain, without purchase, vice Stanley
Slater, deceased ; Lieutenant Edward Snow Mason to be
Adjutant, vice Lieutenant Charles Spencer, who resigns
that appointment.
84th Foot—Lieutenant Thomas !Griffin:t.) be Inspector of
Musketry, vice Lieutenant Wm. Charles Driberg, who
has resigned that apppointment.
91st Foot—Anthony Edward Parker, Gent., to be Ensign,
without purchase, vice Henry Hyde Roberts, deceased.
92d Foot—Ensign Maurice Thomson Carmichael to be
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Crichton, whose promotion
has been cancelled.
99th Foot—Lieutenant George Clayton to be Captain, by
purchase, vice Frederick William Despard, who retires ;
Ensign Walter Skipper to be Lieutenant, by purchase,
vice Clayton; Charles John Greenham, Gent., to be En-
sign, by purchase, vice Skipper.
100th Foot—Lieutenant Reginald Blewitt Dowling, from
the 25th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Arthur Taylor, who
exchanges, •
Rifle Brigade—Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel
Julius Richard Glyn, C. 8., to be Lieutenant-Colonel,
b 3 purchase, vice Henry Hardinge, who retires ; Captain
and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel John Ross, C. 8., to be
Major, by purchase, vice Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel
Glyn ; Lieutenant Walter Richard Lascelles to be Cap-
tain, by purchase, vice Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Ross ;
Ensign John Ormsby Vandeleur to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Lascelles ; Francis John Rogers Sheridan,
Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Vandeleur. As-
sistant-Surgeon Charles Seward has been permitted to
resign his commission.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Staff Surgeon of the First Class William Henry Burrell,
M.D., upon half-pay, to be Deputy Inspector-General of
Hospitals, and to be placed upon half-pay, under the Royal
Warrant of the 6th October, 1854, with a view to his being
specially employed upon the Barrack and Hospital Com-
mittee.
Staff-Surgeon Edward Menzies having completed a period
of 20 years' lull-pay service, to be Staff Surgeon-Major,
under the provisions of the Royal Warrant of the Ist Oct.,
1858.
Assistant- Surgeon John Henry Halked Tuthill, from the
18th Foot, to be Staff Assistant-Surgeon, vice Henry Thos.
Sylvester, M.D., placed upon half-pay.
BREVET.
Captain Lewis Polly, Bombay Army, to have the local
rank of Lieutenant-Colonel, while acting as British Agent
at Zanzibar.
Captain Thomas Edward Gordon, 95th Foot, to be Major
in the Army.
Lieutenant James Bridge, Paymaster 26th Faot, to have
the honorary rank of Captain, under the Royal Warrant
of the 27th January, 1860.
The following promotions to take place in her Majesty's
India Military Forces, consequent on the deaths of—
Lieut.-Genetal Joseph Harris, Bengal Infantry ;
Major-General George Hutton, Madras Infantry;
General Suetonius Henry Todd, Bengal Infantry ;
Major-General David Cvninghame, Bombay Cavalry;
General George Rees Kemp, Bombay Infantry ; and
Major-General /Eneas Shirrefi, Madras Artillery :
Lieut.- General Charles William Hamilton, Bengal In-
fantry, to be General.
Lieut.-General Edmund Frederick Waters, C. 8., Ben-
gal Infantry, to be General.
Major-General Andrew Hervey, C. 8., Bengal Infantry,
to be Lieut.-General.
Major-General Sir Scudamoro Winde Steel, K.C.8.,
Madras Infantry, to be Lieutenant-General.
Major-General Frederick Schuler, Bombay Artillery, to
be Lieutenant-General.
Colonel John Studholm Hodgson, Bengal Infantry, to be
Major-General.
Colonel John Kennedy M'Causland, c,8., Bengal ill-
fantry, to be Major-CMicral,

The Freeman estimates that more than one-half
of this crop is gone, and seems to doubt whether the
remainder will keep free from rot in the pits. Some
localities have been visited much less severely than
others, which accounts for the contradictory reports
about the extent of the disease. In one county the
greater portion of the crop may have escaped ; but
if so, in the adjoining one the people, perhaps, have
a far different title to tell. The _Evening Post
states that the crop of the " present year is described
as the worst since the famine. In certain districts,
especially Mayo, it is almost a complete ruin. In
Carlow and other midland counties the loss is not
much more than in previous years. In the south
and west, and in some parts of Ulster also, there is
a loss varying from a third to one-half. There were
under potatoes in Ireland, in the present year,
1,133,201 acres. Supposing that only one-third has
been totally lost—this would be a very low estimate
—and calculating the produce at only £l2 an acre,
the value of the quantity destroyed would amount to
four millions and a half sterling. The price ofpotatoes
in consequence of the great extent of the failure not
only here but in Scotland, and partially in England,
has been rapidly rising, and many farmers have sold
their crops at from £2O to £3O an acre. Taking all
the circumstances into account, and allowing for the
indirect, and what may be called the consequential
losses to farmers, in regard to the feeding of cattle,
swine, and poultry, the total loss by the failure of
the potato crop in Ireland this year will probably
be more than double the amount mentioned—say
between nine and ten millions sterling. There has
been a great increase of litigation in the Irish county
courts, where at recent quarter sessions the civil
bills entered for hearing have very largely aug-
mented. In Kerry the number of processes issued
exceeded 7,000, the stamp duty on which was up-
wards of £3OO. In one county thequartei sessions
had to be adjourned by the chairman in consequence
of the weight of the business. This unusual extent
of litigation has, it is said, been caused by appre-
hensions that many of the small farmers and other
classes in struggling circumstances will be plunged
in embarrassments during the winter, and unable
to meet their engagements." The _Freeman enters
into an interesting analysis of the relative extent of
the fai▪ lure in different descriptions of soil ; but the
disease is too eccentric in its character for any de-
ductions
made in this way to be relied upon. One
asserti▪
on is made by the Freeman with consideralA
confidence, viz., that the preserving property or
bog-land has been fully established. It adds that
the development of the rot, like the ripening of corn
acquires a certain combination of moisture and
heat, both of Which were in excess this year as in
MU,

Mr. Humphreys—Now look at the four prisoners
and say whether they are the persons who commit-
ted the robbery.
Mr. Lewis objected to this mode of examination.
It was not because a convict had made a statement
affecting
~....
~a
identification
prisoners that he was to be assisted
"I TT,
._ of the accused prisoners.
notilcuacnowk.
llh know two of them. Two of them I do
Charles
never seen Smith before. I do
not knowoii
lett Turnbull. I know Edwin Turn-
bull and ,
maul recollect Gillett coming to my
house, at 12 Slater-street Bethnal-green, on the
12th March last.
of iiisaa he should have ten bales
of silk to dispose
your own ?" He made day or two. I said, " Is it
no reply, He said he s ould
send two men whodid Turnbullbelono the silk. On the
following day Edwin
and another man
whose name I do not know, came
and
showed me a
toldhe them it was
sample of silk. I looked at it and
were
asked me to
no good to me, it was raw silk. T
leave home and satisfy others who
I went into Kingsland-road, Shoreditch, and saw stahwem,:
hrie
fd
van standing there with ten bales
eotf gaillki, • it."
Edwin Turnbull and Gillett were
of the van. I said I would try and sell the a
them if they liked. We went to a public-house for
op-
posite Shoreditch Church, and had a quartern of
brandy. We then waikcd as far as the Victory
public-house, and had two qu art erns more of brandy.
There was a third man, not in custody, with Edwin
Turnbull and Gillett, and he asked me to lend him
I:2 upon the silk until it was sold. I said, "No, I
will do nothing of the kind." I then walked with
Turnbull and the other men to the Eastern Coun-
ties Railway station. By the time We got there
Gillett was gone. On the 15th of March the silk
came to the house of my brother-in-law, Barker, in
Hope-street, Bethnal green. On the same day I
went to a yard near Gillett's house. Mr. Agg, who
was then landlord of the Clown, in St. John-street, ,
was with me. The silk was weighed there.
Some conversation here ensued as to the necessity
of going further into the case.
Mr. Lewis said he knew the case must be re-
manded, and made some very stronc, comments on
the evidence of D b k, who made the most fervent
trh°terhaetlvolle ofe innocenceec at the Old Bailey, and,
hands, and called raised his eyes, clasped his
lsGod to bear witness that he
knew nothing of the robbery.
The St. Katharine

Thomas Johns, of Crucifix-place, Cubitt's Town,
was next called, and said that he was sitting at the
foot of the stairs on the day in question, when the
floor of the building fell. He heard a loud crushing
noise. He ran up stairs; and when he came back
he had to make a hasty retreat, but at that time the
place was filled with dust.
_

BO W. STREET.—FALSE CHARACTERS.—Emma
Cullen, a servant-girl, was charged by Mr. Smith,
of Northumberland-street, printer and publisher,
with obtaining a situation by means of a false
character.

The Great Autumn Cup, value 200 sovs, added to a handi-
cap sweepstakes of 25 sovs each, 10 ft; the second received
50 sovs out of the stakes; winners extra; 1 miles; 100
sube, 63 of whom pay 3 cove each to the fund.
Mr. Lincoln's Petra, 5 yrs, 6st 91b (Midgley) 1
Mr. Harrison's Lady Ripon, 3 yrs, Est 121 b (Challoner) 2
Mr. Merry's Rnssiey, 3 yrs, Est 111 b (Hayward) 3
Count F. de Lagrange's Gabrielle d'Estrees, 3 yrs, 7st,
including 51b extra

Mr. Smith stated that the prisoner some time
back applied to Mrs. Smith fora place as maid of
' all-work, saying her name was Catherine Sulli-
van, and that she had last been employed in the
family of a gentleman named Davies, whose address
she gave. Mrs. Smith then wrote to Mrs. Davies,
and received an answer to the effect that Catherine
Sullivan was a sober, honest, and steady servant.
It
appeared, however, from this letter that the per-
son referred to was a married woman, whereas the
prisoner had stated that she was single. When the
prisoner called again Mrs. Smith pointed out this
had thougkitrs. t
41"rePancv, and the prisoner said it was true she
. was married butstmohti
heri la. r m
o passw as ifnorlsnidhigal,eanind shehis
Nov. 9, being Lard Mwhialyeor's-day, the prisoner went
absence.
consented to engage her. On
out without leave
with some friends to see Mrs, Smith was gone out
the procession; and after
she came back some smi\ailrlsarjicles were missed, and
wished her boxes
to
her,
trEle refused.torah
it
o nbhu
be suspicion
searched,fell
allow that to be
done, unless in the presence of a P
that she knew the law, and they policeman,dna an,
saying
it. After this a policeman was sent for, and
aorce
t)und in one of her boxes a duplicate relating to he
pair of boots which had been pawnedthat a
day
(Nov. 9). Mr. Smith then gave her into custody.
Subsequently it was discovered that Catherine Sul-
livan, the person so favourably described by Mrs.
Davies, was living at home with her husband, a
working man. He (Mr. Smith) had missed a pair
of boots.
Mr. Davies said that Catherine Sullivan had been
a long time in his service, and was a very honest
woman. The prisoner had never been in his service.
Catherine Sullivan said the prisoner was her

- Charles Dowdey, No. 42, Charles-street, Poplar,
said that he was a pressman in the same employ.
He saw the floor give way, and heard a double
crash. The floor struck the iron girders, and the
whole fell in with the seed, which almost covered
him. He, with difficulty, squeezed himself out of
the seed, which was then up to his waist.
By the Deputy Coroner—l cannot say how many
tons of seeds were in the warehouse. I have seen
the warehouse full of seed up to the ceiling, but I
believe there had been a great deal more in the
place formerly.
James Smith, No. 19, Church-street, Cubitt's
Town, a pressman, employed upon the building on
Tuesday last, said he was sitting upon his lock-up
box, eating his breakfast in the mill, 'hen he got
up to look at the clock, and turning round, he saw
the two Gilhams (Thomas and John) trying to es-
cape. Witness then rushed from the place and
escaped, as the part of the floor over him did not
fall. He helped to get the bodies out. He believed
that the deceased were getting their breakfasts.
John Raby, the foreman to the firm, was exa•
mined, and said that he was not present at the acci-
dent, but he was on the premises.
By
of
tylethe deputy-coroner—There were, at the time
premises, accident,
which ahbaovuot
beenl4B tonsbuil
to f
b o linseedutfir
five years.
st.h the
cannot account for the accident ;abut they had had
more weight upon
accidentbthyecontraa,
t andoc thecurte hdel.eno than there was when
or
length The building was erected
was 41) feet by 50 feet.
for
of the accident.
ore
The mill was at work atg the
I said to one of the men " run
man went and soon returned, whenahol asinaipd2: The
4I can't
find one." I believe all the lamps
were out. I
assisted in extricating the deceased persons, and ei

The following also ran :—Avalanche, Wildman, Prince
of Denmark, Sawcutter, Joey Jones, Confidante, Berniee,
Millionaire, Soothsayer, and Remunerator.
Sir William was struck out at 1 15 p.m. this day.

Betting-9 to 2 agst Millionaire, 6to 1 each agst Lady
Ripon and Russley, 8 to 1 each agst Petra and Gabrielle
d'Estrees, 9 to 1 agst Remunerator, 12 to 1 agst Avalanche,
100 to 1 agst Wildman, and 20 to 1 agst Joey Jones.
Immediately on Mr. Marshall getting the horses on fair
terms the flag was dropped, and they left the post nearly in
line. Joey Jones jumped away with the lead, but had not
gone half a dozen strides before Prince of Denmark, on the
upper side, Ivas driven to the front, and came on with a
clear lead of upwards of 20 lengths, Joey Jones going on
second next the rails on the lower side, followed by Russ-
ley, Millionaire, Soothsayer, Bernice, and 1.1 ildman, close
together ; the others, headed by Lady Ripon, Sawcutter,
and Gabrielle d'Estrees, lying up. In this way they
passed the stand, and rounded the top turn but shortly
after entering the far side Prince of Denmark, evidently
having performed all that was required of him, shut up,
and speedily became the absolute last, leaving Joey Jones
once more in possession of the lead, waited upon by Mil-
lionaire, Petra, and Russley, the others lying in a cluster
at his heels. In this order they ran to the canal bridge
turn, where Joey Jones gave way to Millionaire, who came
on with the running to the T.Y.C. post, where Joey Jones
again showed in advance, having Russley, Petra, Lady
Ripon, Gabrielle:d'Estrees, and Remunerator in close at-
tendance. Thus they proceeded into tho entrance into the
straight, where Joey Jones gave evidence of defeat, but ran
in difficulties to within, the distance, where he shot hie bolt