The Sun.
London, England, 1857-01-23 00:00:00

COLONIAL.

TEA.—The market has been active for all the finer quali-
ties, and an advance of fully ld per lb may be quoted.
Common Congou has also been inquired for at 110, but
holders demand Hid per lb.
Suoen.—Rather less business has been trans-
acted, but the rates recently established for West India
rathergn— Cudbual abtuhte r
the c hsenapppelri .e s Then
gr esfiena
ne dt
ymf marketr
cheese
Mauritius and East Indian have been fully maintained.
Fbeoernei
are maintained. Brown lumps are Gls to 62s per cwt.
COFFEE.—A good business has been done in Mocha at
full rates, and Plantation Ceylon has been in request at a
slight advance on previous prices. Native Ceylon is also
in good demand, and good and clean qualities realise as
much as 56s per cwt. The supplies of foreign have been
exceedingly limited.
RICE.—There has been a very liberal supply, and a good
business has been done in Bengali] and Madras, at a slight
reduction in values ; low to mid white is quoted 9s 6d to
103 Gd per cwt.
RUM.—A fair demand has been experienced for Dome-
business has been done.
rara, but owing to the high rates demanded very little
t
cloves,SrlcEa full rates ; ginger, nutmegs, and mace also ruleds.—A moderato inquiry for pepper, pimento, and
steady.
COCHINEAL.—There has been less activity displayed for
this article, but the fine qualities bring full prices ; the low
and inferior descriptions rule lower.
a moderate business has been done.
P.Y.C.
and for spring delivery GOs Gd
TALLOW.— O
on .W
the Only
as
3d,p
to Gls per cwt.

A fire broke out last night in the premises of Messrs
Nurdin and Peacock, egg merchants, o (Berwick-street,
Soho. Before it was exiinguisLed treat damage Was
done.

TEE REV. J. C. GORHAM.—The Excicr Gazette regrets
to learn that the incumbent of Brampford Speke has
returned from London, little if at all improved in health
by the painful operation which he has recently under.
gone. For some weeks past be has been unable to take
part in the 4ervice in hig parish churob.

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_EIrf,EIT-I.NCT JANUARY 23
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THE SUN, e FRIDAY 1
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officers of the court, proved apprehending tl le defend- 'l3 ANK RETUBNS. -----
Country Market S.. _________
I R z I, A li D. TBE DOUBLE MURDER IN WALWORTB. LAW INTELLIGENCe.-Jan. 22.
ant, and to his admitting that he wrote the letters in 14,545
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Islington. Ss ac
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DU B LIN, THURSDAY. ' FURTHER AND IMPORTANT PARTICULARS. SHERIFFS' COURT.
Mr. Wake ling said the question was w I tether the sin Account, pursuant to the Act seventh and. eighth 23,271 DERBY SMITHFIELD.--Jahr. 20.
.
(Before Mr. Under-Sheriff Burchell.) all r,nd Co olB:B.eawnicsb, u rsyc- -a
_,..
bBO ur
or tuognh,_LN‘l,ooyodd ~
Every hour discoveries are made by Inspector Young letters were of such a character that the magist ..rate wordd Victoria, cap. 32, of the Average Amount of Bank Sheewthuey Old Bank end Shrewsbury and There was a full average supply of fat beasts to-day,
ABOTIITION OF THE INCOME TAX. PROCLAMATION OP OUTLAWRY.
in the letter were reel :er stronga, WN oatleess
,oifinthcei
rseedvi
ae rt
iaolnßdaun;ki
ns
go ft
hles sluvee
eikn
eEn nth
ng I agn
sd a
tannrd.
There could be no d k)ubt th Bank, Shre eetbury - Rocke, Ey- which were in good request, realising high, prices. Shee
A great pn.blic meeting was held at the Mansion and the other officers engaged in the investigation, lead Ludlow-
--- a small supply, and well sold. Bacon piga scarce, but MP-
House to-da 7, at bi h
wt...c._ the Lord Mayor presided. ing to the positive cenclusion that Bacon, and not his
bailiff made proclamation, and called upon the following some of the
At the sitting of the cs,urt this morning the principal send this cassefaftoermterniatin.
ons, and Co quired for. Veal no supply.
Aldermal a Roe proposed, and Isaac Butt, M.P., unfortunate wife, is the author of the foul and determined persons to surrender into the custody of the sheriff, un- but i_t must be remembered that the complaim tot had re- day, the 10to day of January, 1857:-
a y that Sittin,gbourne and Milton Bank, • Sittingbune.
2,453 The following were the quotations t-Be sf, 6d. to 6ed;
e
Average -Valiance and Co.
seconded, a resolution for the reduction of the murder (dais poor children. Yesterday the officers pro- der penalty of outlawry :-T. C. Harr-s0 • • • •
r n E J D fused to give the defendant a character, ih t b
k • h• client out of a &tr. iation, and PRIVATE BANKS. Amount. Southampton Town and County Baal ,
k South- mu , Brl , lamb, -d to Od ; yea 1,7 d to 81 per
income ta- L. The members for the city supported 1 ceeded to the res 'hdfd t 1 lt himself very much injured, and u d Andover Bank, Andover-Heath and Co.
idence of Mr. Payne, 15, Anglesea- 10,827 ampton Maddison and Pearce
iAllo.ns.ht•eVe: Pvir..Nweewsttorun,p,Ssir SH.oCridrasthoark, mt eeanes
ehne wanes
eeeping is .
t.
11 911 per 141 b. ; hides, 44d to 6,d per lb ; calf-eli ins, 4sd 6i
the resol, ttion. JPatll SWireWbberHW D.
street, Waterloo New Town, who is u ncle to Bacon, and • • _ Ashford Bank, Ashford-Jemmitt and Pomfret 11,746 Southwell Bank, Southwell-Wylde and Co
' per lb.
A. Dufour, W. . •
An a mendment for the total and immediate which Bacon on the day before described as his present
Clifton Bart., the Hon. F. Lawley, J. M. Stanley, C. tion was whether there was i e enougn in the letters
W Gunston R. Honywood. Sir R. J. that idea wrote! tbe letter inl.bqlues ton., Bu t the qnueesr.
A.ylsham Bank, AYlsham-G• and T• CoPeman - Southamptoe and Hampshire Bank, SetttleamP-
abolition of the tax was adopted unanimously. residence, and there amongst his clothes found a pair of _ , _ , „ .t,
Jot L. ,vv . otanaisn, re acratton, C. Plaskett, and John for the magistrtote to commit upon. It should be re- Aylesbury Old Brink, Avlesbury-Z. D. Hunt 32,350 ton-Atherley, Fell, and Co. ..
EDINBURGH
The diseussion was animated and important. fustian trowsers, which, on examination, were found to __•. membered that one of the witnesses had state xi that he Bald h• `• " . , 340 GRAIN.-Jear. 21.
neiklam. _ock Bank ard. Baldock and Biggleswacue Store Bank, Stone-W. Moore . ••••
THE BROADSTONE TRAGEDY. be stained. with blood in many parts. These trousers was not satisfied with the education his sons had Bank, Baldock-Wells, Hog d C
ge, an o ----- Stafford Old Bank, Stallord-Stevenson and Large supplies of grain to-day. Sales :heavy for every
A' circumstance has oozed out within the last day ry pair described by his wife as those
are the ve .
POLICE INTELLIGEN'OE-Jan. 22. received. Barnstaple Bank, Barnstaple-Marshall and Co. 8,783 Co 12,281
- sold.
kind, with the exception of oats. Large. quantities un-
husband on the mornin of the murder •
worn by her a . ,
Mr. Tyrwhitt said he should send the ca se for trial,
on two which, assuming the facts to be correct, will Ba • tke d Odiham Bank,. Basin k
sings o an • gsto e- Stamford and Rutland Bank, Stamford-Eaton.
but she added that he also bad on an apron while com- -----ols---
bat would aocept two bails of 25/. each for his appearance 30,308 Wheat, on the top, 9s down, and on the average 2d '
20,606 Cayley and Co. .......... -. up. Barley, Is Od up on the top, and le 4cl up on the
sufficiently explain the early arrest and subsequent •tt'n the act, and this would account for there not MANSION-HOUSE. -H. W. Scott, cashier to •
at the sessions. Seymour, Lamb, and Co.
Bedford Bank. BedfOrd-T. Barnard and Sons 34,013 Shrewsbury and Welshpool Bank, Shrewsbury . average. Oats on the top 3s 64 up-on the average 2s
detention of Catherine Campbell, who, by the way, nat, 1*
' g bl d th t I 6 • fal Y k k d Cr. of Old Fish-stre t • 1k d
eeing more oo on e rousers. n corro-oration o I essrs. ears, . coc P, an .., e 9 The prisoner was oc e up. 24,462 id op.
Beans on th t 4
e op sOJ up, anti on the average
has not returned to her frieeds in the county, but the statement about the apron, it is a fact that on the provision merchants, was brought before tbe Lord Bewdley Bank, Bewdley - Nichols, Baker, -Beck, Downward, and Co.
25 i 50
' and Co
is still in Dublin under the surveillance of the Tuesday, upon the police going into the houte, they Mayor, upon the charge of having embezzled 250/., the d Rundle 10 232
THE ALLEGED MUTINY ON BO_ 4RD AN Bicester and Oxfordshire Bank and Oxford Tavistock Bank, Tavistoek-Gill an , AVERAGES PER IMPERIAL QUALTEB.
police. It is stated that a little before 7 o'clock on found an apron much stained with blood, and which bad property of tbat firm.
AM.ERICAN SHIP AT LIYERI'OOL. Bank, Bicester-11. M. and G. Tubb 14,200 Thornbury Bank, Thornbury-Rolp
h and Co. 9,596 Wheat L 2 1 6 1-12th.
the Hight of the neurd.er, and on the arrival of the been also need ti) wipe up some stains of blood on the Mr. J. D. Copernan, a partner in the house of Yeats, - ank Tiverton-- Do. new -12th.
up-train from °Away, this woman came out of the front bed-room floor. Acocks, and Co., said-On Monday last I attended this ----0,--___ Birmingham Bank, Birmingham -Attwoods,
23 315 Tiverton and Devonshire, B ,
11,618 Barley
house to the great gateway at the rear, where one The short but awful confession made by Mrs. Bacon court to give eviderce against a traveller of ours, who Spooner, and Co
LIVERPOOL, WE Li!gESDA . • ' Dunsford and Co.
thampton- Oats 1 4 11 4-12ths.
Ir* Birmingham and Warwickshire Bank, Bir- Thrapston and Kettering Bank, Nor
was written in Cook the gaoler's room, and at his desk, was cemaiitted to prison for trial on a charge of embez Shortly before five o'clock yesterday afhe moon, the 11 843 Beans .. llB 0 9-12ths.
of the railway police was on duty, to whom she mineham-J. L. Moillict and Sons 9,e3t7,9„ shire-Thrapston, Yorke and Eland
before her examination on Wednesday, and on writin element In that ca,e Cue rieoner was a witness for the •
g •, p - Birkenhead :magistrates, who had adjourneil the court -,--,-
told a plausible s'ory of the expected arrival, by the Blandford Bank, Blandford-Oak and Co. °•°°‘ Tring Bank and Chesham Bank, Tring-But-
and signing it she handed it to that officer. Cook, on prosecution. In consequence of a communication which • hieduaster and the t • ' •
in order that the shippi
~ ship s at tidies 69,928 13,025 BOSTON-Jobr. 21.
train just then come in, of a female cousin ; and, Boston Bank, Boston-Garfit and Co cher and Son
re••• B • d '
ading the important document addressing Mrg. awn, I receive I examined our cash•book and ledger, and on •
might he pr educed, re-re -ambled, when the prisoners B H d T Gee and Co. 148,92
pleading the neglected state of her dress-being
said, ' • ' • ' •-t
This la a moat serious charge agains your examining the ledgerl found that various surnts of money were a ain brought up. In addition to Mr C bll oston Bulk, Boston- .an . Towcester Old Bank, Towcester-Percival and We had a good attendance to-day, and. a moderate atm.
7,739 ply of all kinds of grain. At the cotrue,encement of the
Bridgwatar Bank, Bridgwater-J. and J. L. Co
without a bonnet or shawl-she requested the husband, and tor God'e sake don't make it unless it were enterci to the cr-dit of several customers whose Mr. Sagowba't who, it is said, was retained* araP
a '
( by a well- s 7,668 Town and County of Poole Bank and Ring- market wheat ruled dull at drooping pric es, but at a later
policeman to find out her expected visitor and
9 s true. You are aware that God is looking down names had not been entered in the cath-book. The cash- known philanthropic gentleman of Liverpool) appeared ealey
accompany her back, she (Campbell) promising ot, you and &see what you are doing ; pray don't book was kept by the prisoner, whose duty it was to en- for the prisoners. The ship's articles -were produced, and Bristol Bank, Bristo s , . •
1-Miles Miles and Co 36,774 wood and Poole Bank, I'nole--G. W. Led-
-11,517 obtained for good samples-inferier, 1: I per qr. cheaper.
to keep guard until his return. The distance to the make a statement that is not strictly true." She ter the amounts he received, and it was the duty of the it was understood that they distinctly stated " Mobile" Broseley and Bridgnorth ard Bridgnorth and gard and Sons ..
Beans in reqnest, and a trifle dearer. l3arley, oats, and
end of the platform where the third-class carriages replied, ~ I a,' perfectly well aware of the fact. It's ledger-clerk to enter the sums in the ledger. It was also as the destination of the vessel. The shipping-in t
as er, Broseley ,
Bank Broseley-Pritchards, Boy- Union Bank, Cornwall, lielstem-Vivia,n and
17,002 peas as last noted.
17,207
stop is not more than 30 or 40 yards, but in the all strictly true ; and I feel it is too bad that the inno- the prisoner's duty to pay the money to the bankers each however, was not in attendance. cott, and Co.
'lull Smith,
Buckingharaßank Buckingham-Bartlett, Par- Uxbridge Old Bank, Uxbridge--d. • white, 593 Od to 636 Od , extra 658. Barl ny, 38s Od to 47a
bustle and confusion consequent upon the arrival of cent should suffer for the guilty." When asked hit day, and to make the balance in his cas' hook agree with Captain Canway again preferred his charge of t. - '
• •
a train a deal of time would be lost in the search opinion respecting the sanity or insanity of Mrs, Bacon the payments to the bankers. On mien sung our ledger against the prisoners - mu lnY rott, and Co. and Co ,
Hedges, Od to 48s Od per qr.
for a country cousin ; and so it turned out, for at that time, obe lig conviction that
Cook declared it t . I fondd items credited to several customers in the pri- The Bench-That is a charge •which we cannot enter- Bury and Suffolk Bank, Sudbury Bank, and Wallingford r L.” ,
i' • Wallingford- -
8,560 . •
after a fruitless inquiry the policeman returned to see was as perfectly sane as he was eimtelt ; and further, sooer s hanawriting. That was an irregular proceed- tain here. Have you any other harge-such as a breach St arket Ba k Bur
Oakes n ' -
y St. Edmunds- Wells, and (le. .
- • k-- ----
70,474 Warwick and Warwickshire Bank, War-trio , NEWARK-Jeer. 21.
his beat, a,nd announeed the result of his mission to it was bis thoroueb belief that what she stated was the in and I s oke to the risoner upon the subject. I •nst the ri
g, P P . . , of the peace-to prefer apt p Boners t It you , Bevan, and Co.
ddian to her written statement Mrs. EaCon referred to Burn's account and desired an ex lanation. breach uf th Banbury Bank, Banbury - Gillet, Tawney, K. Greenway and Ce . • . At our corn exchange to-day we had a good supply of
Catherine Campbell, who then returned into the truth. In a 1 p have any evidence of a e peace, we shall be d c 33,711 Wellington Somerset Bank, Wellington-Pv.l; grain. Wheat much out of condition, and la per qr.
ber disclosures to Mr. Cook. She said that the I asked him what be had done with the 33/. Os. 2d. He ,
made furt . • • . .
ready to hear it. an o. '
house. Subsequent inquiries were made, with a Banbury Old Bank, Banbury-Cobb and Son 27,617 Brothers, and Co lower. Other corn as last quoted.
itness Ratchford, who gave his evidence on the former said " I toek it " I then said to him, "Isth - re any- The Secrete to the American Cons 1 •
e • „ . „ ry . u said that the Wheat, white 63s to 67s red 59s to 61s e barley, maltins
view of ascertaining whether this country cousin w • • • • • Bath City Bank, Bath- -G. Moger and Son ..• e---.---- West Riding Bank, Wakefield, and Pontefract
examination, was quite correct when he said he heard thing else you have taken? He said Yes, but are you charge was for an assault on the chief mate wh 46,010 48s to 51s, grirding 40s t 0,425; oats, 24st . 35s to 378, 22st,
hati any real existence, aud, her place of residence Bacon li h h fi th M d • 6 ' l k ' • 2" I hl " Y h t
g t t e re on e on ay morning at ococ . going to give me in charge . sal , ou are ere o
, was at the point of death. hen there was a char e
T• • ' -ee new Bedfordshire Leighton Buzzard Bank, Leighton
33,434 Dank, Wakefield- Leatham, Tew, and C 0...
Whitby Old Bank, Whitby-Simpson, Chap- 268 to 28s ; heans, 503 to 52s ; malt, 768 to 301 ; peas, 38s
being indicated by Campbell, it was found that Her husband, she said, got up about that time and lit answer my qcestious, and not Ito answer yours." a • C h d . g Buzzard-Bassett, Grant, and Co
against Peter ampbell, t e secon mate, for shooting • • ' • • a r 1 d 144486 to 40s; tares, 52s to 56s per qr.
part of her statement was correct, but the woman the fire, leaving her in bed. She saw him take the little said, " Let us go through the ledger together, and point one of the men. Birmingham Bank, Birming am-eay or an man, and Co
--
On being interrogated positively denied that she boy down stairs, and, hearing the child cry, ehe jumped out to me the cases where you have taken our moneys" The Bench then inquired whether there was any evi- Lloyds
Bradford Old Ba , ,
nk Bradford Yorkshire-H. 30,548 Winchester, Alresford, and Alton Bank, Win-
chester-Bulpett and Co ---- LOUTH-Jex. 21.
bad any intention of aoing to Dublin, either on out of bed, thinking something shocking had happened, He did so, and pointed out, in addition to Mr Burn's deuce to inculpate any of the prisoners for an assa 1 10,487 The corn market was not very liaise s to-day, and the
le n t A. and W. M. Harris and Co. Winchester and Hampshire Bank, Winchester
the night in question or at any other time. So and she immediately saw her husband with a bloody account, sums received from several other cu towers. upon Ferber, the chief mate 1 __-- transaetions rather limited. Wheat de. al ined about ls per
Brecon Old Bank, Brecon-Wilkins and C 0.... 61,954
-Wickham and Co
goes the story ; but, where all officihl sources of knife in his right hand. He immediately rushed at I have since discovered a further aura. lehiave also exa- The pilot and the cabin-boy were then called, but B• h U • Bk B • hto -H 11 West, hester Bank, ,qr. Barley was rather higher. Beans .and oats as last
her, and made several cuts at her throat and wounded mined my cash-book with respect to th Items and the • rig ton mon an , rig n a , Weymouth Old Bank and Dore
neither of them saw the assault cow mitted. 22,378 16,154 th
tinted.
information are closed to the public, and where and Borrer
her as she had been afterwards found but sbe kept dates on which tbey appear to be entered in the ledger, After some co nversatio reclined
a • ng the boatswain,
every proceeding in connection with the murder ' • • Burlinaton and Driffield Bank,, Burlington- Wirksworth and Ashbourne Derbyshire Bank,
243 to 278; beans, 42s to 465.
d • h
him off as well as she could, and caught hold of the but there is no entry in the cash.book to correspon wit who, it was said, bad seen the affray, but who was absent, H - • 13,282 35,932
has been conducted with a secrecy worthy of the arding Smith, and Co Wirksworth-Arkwright and Co
rist f his left h d and in some measure over- tho ments ' Detective Officer Scott said that the chief mate was B s- e'
Spanish Inquisition, it must be received with the w 6) an ' • • . se pay. ' ' S Edm d
IT t Edmunds Bank, Bury t. un s- Wisbech and Lincolnshire Bank, Wisbech- ts e. to
powered him, aud it was %wide endeavouring to The prisoner was remanded. not expected to live. The offiesz then produced one of 11 - • 2 902 G 53,685
&line am
. ount of reserve which attached to every cut her throat that be cut hls own finger, and The prisoner's fellow-clerk, whose name is Samuel the revolvers which had be n 1 d •
e Ise . Five barrels had J. Worlledge
Cambridge Bank, Cambridge-Mortlock & Co. 16,820 Wiveliscombe Bank, Wiveliscombe-P. and LOCAL SHARE MARKETS.
incident that has transpired since the commence- inflicted the wound before s k f Thk•fh d H d l • d N t Wd dy • da
po en o . eni e e use , ar cast e, was committe to ewga eon e nes a been discharge , ut one was still loaded. The revolver 6,829 ..---00.---
inent of the abortive investioation at the Broad- she said, was one of the two produced by the officer on for trial for embezzling 78/., and other sums, the pro- and a cutlass had been taken from one of the c Cambridge and Cambridgeshire Bank, Cam- W. Hancock
0 rew, who 48,064 LIVERPOOL, JAN. 2Sh
bridge--Messrs.Fosters Wolverham Bk W 1 h t n-Good-
pton an , o ver amp 0
stone terminus. the first examination, and after cutting the throats of perty of the firm, which had not been hauded over to had, captured them from the chief mate afte h h d
r e a 11,394
Canterbury Bank, Canterbury-Hammond and ricke and Holyoake ril'enit EXMIANGE.-The market wall ,quiet, but steady',
It appears from a statement in the Evening Mail both children and partly cutting her own, he wiped the the cashier. fired. 30,860 to-day, at previous rates. Lancashire ar t d Yorkshire, 96 1
that a successor to poor Mr. Little in the office of knife with a dishcloth, throwing the latter into a basin in Wm. Sayers, a lad who appeared to be about 15 years The pilot was recalled, He re tdth t t h
pea e es a ement e Co Worcester Bank, Worcester-Farley, Leven-
-5,053 -London and North Western, 1064-Blackburn, 84-
Carmarthen Bank Carmarthen-David Morris s der, and Co
cashier haa been at length appointed by the board which there was no water. She was asked why she had of age, was charged with forgery. bad made in the morn ing, and added that during the ' • --Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln& tire, 33i 4-Mid.
not given an alarm all this time, and her reply was that Mr. Mullens appeared for the prosecution, Mr. Wont- affray he sa w Christie, who had been and Sons 23,45 v Worce t Old B k d T k sbu Old
of directors, at the unassuming salary of 150/. per shot, knock down 2,938 Ba kIV an an eit: e ry
„I. land, 82i i-South /Astern, 221- Gran ;(1 Trunk of Cana.
she had screamed and in cense ueece her hushand at r f
f I q , ne or the prisoner. the first ma te with a handspike. He heard Campbell d Son
Chertsey Bank, Chertsey-La Coste an •
Con , orcester-Berwick, echmere, a. a da, 121. 160. 3d.
17 270 60 665
annUM, or 50/. less than the sum allotted to the Colchester Bank, Colchester-Round & Green • t. •
once left the house, and she did not see him again until Mr. W. it'. Flinders, cashier to Messrs. Smith, Payne, say that he had led the
deceased officer. crew to believe that they were Clh dE B k cl•Wh d
o c ester an ssex an ,an it am an Worcestershire Bank, Kidderminster-Farley,
sae saw him at the Lambeth Police-court. The poor and Smith, bankers, said-Mr. C. W. Bourne keeps an shipped for Antigua. Soveral of the men were scanda
_ _ - woman further said, that when left alone in the house account at our house. About 12 o'clock on Tuesday the lously used by the first and second mate. The crew Essex Bank, and Haclleigh, Suffolk, Bank, Turner, and Co LEEDS-JAN. 22.
THE PERSIAN WAR. she was so dreadfully frightened that she knew not what priconer presented to me the cheque produced for 30/., offered no ri isistance meth the istol was fired by the Colchester-Mills, Bawtree, and Co 34,945 Walsall Old Bank, Walsall-Charles Forster STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market has been rather firmer
48,177
-..- to do, and did not wish tb say anything about it till her purporting to be signed by Mr. Bourne. From infor- officers. The second raat hd 13
• 1.
ea a Ingo in one hand and Cornish Bank, Truro-Tweedy and Co and Sons - again to-day. Great Northern, 23 - Londons, 1064-
(Prom, the Morning Post.) husband's aunt, Mrs. Payne, came on the Tuesday morn- madon which I had received he wasdetained at the house a cutlass in the other. Wh 6 k k d
en the rst mate was noc e • 7 6°3 W 1 h pto B k W 1 erhtimpton-R.
Coventry Bank, Coventry-Little & Woodcock • o ver am n an , o v Leeds, Bradford, and Halifax, 2,4 pm ~.-North Eastern,
20,125 10,5.40 Leeds, fifths, 1•16 pin.-Gooles, 20i.
in Befcre going into court she e d t The cheque for 10/., also
g. be„ge hat her hus. and afterwarda taken away. _ down, one rif the crew picked him up. There were seven City Bank, Exeter-Milford and Co and W. F. Fryer
We are enabled to state that accounts, dated Crave B ' • k d
n ank, Settle-Alcocks, Birkbec s, an Yarmouth and Suffolk Bank, and Halesworth -
band might nut be allowed to approach or come near to produced, was paid by me on the 12th Jan., and was shots fired The crew had offered no violence, but simply BIRMINGHAM, jAN. 22. .
December 22, have been received from Bagdad, via her ' - - - • - f dTh th th ' Co 66,356 and Suffolk Bank, Yarmouth-Gurneys,
, saying she was sure after makin the statement returned by Mr. Bourne to us VA orge . e ree o er reasoned wi th the m t
ii, es about their being shipped for
Beyrout and Marseilles. These give intelligence Cardiff Bank, Cardiff -Towgood and Co ---- Birbeck, and Co 51,009 STOOK EXCHANGE. - The market has been brisk to-
sbe did, he would kill her if he h d thtlsli htest • t be drawn by Mr. Bourne,
oppor- cheques, also purporting o Mobile The second mate ol w nes ha th first
t d it s t t e Chepstow Old Bank Che stow Bank Mon- Yarmouth, Norfolk, and Suffolk Bank, Great day, and a fair amount of business transacted at about
from Bushire up to November 30, a fortnight after t t d ' h • a g • cl 0/ 0/ d 10/ ked as having been paid '
un, y, an since er apprehension she had evince the for 2 ~ 1 ~ an ~ are mar mate had fired over the heads of the crew, but if he had
the departure from Bombay of the last division of greatest possible terror of her husband, wbo appe b
ars y cur house. done as he w ished he (the second mate would have fired mouth Old Ba ' 13
'
nk, Monmouth Bank, Brecon Yarmouth-Sir E. H. K. Lacon, Bart., and yesterday's quotations. Great Wester! a Stock was done at
13,290 66 k-Gzeat Western Stour Valley G uaranteed Stock, 65
the fleet. At the above named date eight vessels to have tire •ed t l d h S Mr. C. W. Bourne, of 5, Carey-lane, near the General
rcis nrea contro ao power over er. o 1 ri ht at then' as )
they eame up Bank, and Ross and Herefordshire Bank, Co Ditto, Birmingham Guaranteed, a 5 7k -Ditto, Pref.,
had arrived, without accident, in Bushire Roads, great is her horrar uow that she expressed a hope that 1 Post-office, warehouseman, said- The prisoner was in my gln cross-ex amin • * • •
ation, by Mr. Campbell, witness sa:d Chepstow-Promage Snead, and Co 8,662 York Bank, York- Swann, Clough, and C 0... 43,637 •-
101. 3s. 9d.-Midland, 828 i-Birmin, gham Canal Shares,
but the Admiral and Commander-in-Chief were if her husband was sent to the same gaol as herself he employment about a year, and was in the same employ- Derby Bank, Derby-Ar. and S. Evans & Co. 10,000 ---
that the sec ond mate irtformed him that his barrels would 93A-Wolverhampton Gas, new, 6pm.
Derby Bank, Derby-Samuel Smith and Co 35,515 jOINT-STOCK BANKS.
still absent, and operations would not be com. might have no personal communication with her, and ment up to the time at which be was given in charge. not go off, and he was ve h h d d
ry sorry t ey a not one so, Derby Old Bank and Scarsdale and High Peak 7,065
rnenced until they made their appearance. Capt. that if he wished to send any message to her it might be The cheque for 30/. is not in my handwriting, nor was it for he woul d have shot every one of the crew. Bank of Westmorland, Kendal -
Jones, the resident at Bushire, was about to pro- in writing. signed by my authority. The signatures to the other The cab' b J Mll I ll d H
II 1- oy, anaes a ery, was aso reca e . e Bank, Derby-Crompton, Newton, and Co .. 27,726
Barnsle B kl a Company, Barnsley
y an ne 9,180
- SEABORNE MALLS.
D ' d W"tshi B k Devizes-Locke
*razes an u re an ,
Ft king Company, Bradford 49,468
ceed to Bassadore to meet the naval and militar
y The inhabitants of Stamford, in Lincolnshire, where four cheques produced are all forgeries. The number deposed Us at he had given a cutlass, which he had got 8,277 Bradford _an
___.o,-.-_
Bacon was well known, will not be at all surprised at upon each cheque is 17,280, which is the same number t Banking Company, Wolver-
commanders. . out of the cabin, to the first mate. One of the black me and C° Bilston Distric
It was supposed that no opposition would be the him that appeared in yes- as my cheque-book and those cheques have been taken et Diss Bank Diss-Oakes Fincham and Co 10,374
announcement respecting , , Lot Hyatt, seized it, and braudished it. over the chief Do • ' ' ' hampton
cm ay,
offered to the disembarkation of the troops eith terday's pa time of the murder the out of my cheque-book. I keep my cite:lite-book in mv
perm ;. for, tr.oua tne . , . . , mate. The. second mate had a pistol in his hand, but it _
ncaster Bank and Retford Bank, Doncaster- 23,629 the mail remains open until the day fell° ming ; except in the
Bank of Whitehaven, Whitehaven
er officers engaged in the inquir have been inundated with desk locked up, and one morning, about six weeks ago, Cooke and Co 69,344 case of the India snail, via Southampt, sn, which, coa suck
wouid not ,go off. The witness then deposed to seeing Bradford Commercial Banking Company,
at Karrack or at Bushire ; but the manifestoes of ' y . • • I d b I Dl. t BkDh Bk dStkt
ar ing on an , ur am an ,an oc on 18,308 °cessions, is made up the previous evenh lg.]
letters, the writers of which, without a single exception, I found that my dealt was un ocke ,ut whether un- three of th e crew-3 J LHttnd J. William
ones, . ya , a Bradford
the Persian Government continued to be of the declare it to be their wevied°" that Bacon and net his intentionatly left it so or not I cannot say. lam ac • 8 on-Tees Bank, Darlington-Backhouse &Co 79,520 -
h d I *
wit ea d y weapons in their hands. The crew car- Burton, Uttoxeter, and Staffordshire Union
most warlike character, and it was thou ht h • ' B ' • • • h • 'h d • • dlb 1" -
g t ere- wife, is the murderer. It seems that acon has acquired quainted with t e prisoner san wi.ting, an e ieve ried shearing kniv Hevonport Bank. Devonport-Hodge and Co 9,590
Banking Company, Burto up
n- on-Trent 56,841 YOZ TM(
fore that tbe occupation of these places would be a most unenviable coaracter at that place amongst all the filling up of these fiee cheques, or certainly some " es, Dorchester Old Bs,nk and Dorsetshire Bank, ,
The Bench, after a short deliberation, said that, as Chesterfield and North Derbyshire Banking
but " the beginning of the end." the inhabitants. Is the first place, he acquired consi- part of each of them, to be in his handwriting. ster-R. and H. Williams
Dorche • • 48,680 9,837 31ade up at Whence Ey 1 what When By what
there was a man lying at the point of death, they had F Company, Chesterfield . the des-
We take this opportunity of contras:l' t• th d ble t iely by the seduction, under peculiar Cross-examined by Mr. Wontner-I have four persons
lc mg e 81 era , no or , determined to remand such of the crew as had been •
11 B I: k d R 10. F
.ast Cornwa an -, is ear - o ins, os.
99,193 Cumberland Union Bank g
in Company, Work.. Post-Office. patched. "-
vet eel. pected vessel.
mischievous statement regardi gB • d' Ch
n riga ler ain- circumstances, of a respectable young woman, whom he in my employment. I believe all the cheques to be in identified as .13 • • h • h d
aving weapons in t eir an s ; the rest ter and Co
East 'Riding Bank, Beverley-Bower and Co 51,882 ington 36,777 __-_ - - ______
____ ......- ____ ...teem
berlayne'a advance on Cahill, which has obtained subsequently, deserted, and who affiliated her child the prisoner's handwriting, but I cannot speak so clearly would be discharged. Coventry and Warwickshire Banking Company, Lisbon i 7th,l7tb, 81.
South &km.
Essex Bank and Bishop's Stortford Bank - Ma drid Jan. 24 '
such general circulation, and has been supposed to to him. In the next place, he was most unprinci to the signatures as I can to the other parts, but I be- Mr. Snowball held that if the chief mate died befo d d C
re Chelmsford-Sparrow, Roun ,an o 46,253 Coventry
16 690 Giaraltar .. month. ampton bra.
forestiadowan intended reoccupatiou fAff h •- ta
o g ais n. pled and litigious, and on one occasion had met a lieve the signatures are also in his handwriting. morning, he was the cause of his own death. If al- Exeter Ba k Exeter-Sanders and Co 28,624 Coventry Union Banking Company, Coventry , Gibraltar ..e
debt by the assertion that he had paid it, and bad the Timm (detEctive officer) said-I took the prisonsrinto County of Gloucester Banking Company, Chel- Malta •• •• •• 1 '
Brigadier Chamberlayne's force is o •
perating lowed, he would show that in law the first mate had II
' T k h G B• k
Fakenham Bank, 'a en am- urneys, ir
116,337 Egypt ..•• •• 4th & 20th 4th and
recei tof la• dh T meet the action broneht he custod on Tuesday afternoon. He was asked in m
p Is cre i or. 0 . y y brought death upon himself, and it would not be right - tenham
31 of the India, 2°th °f Indus
against the Meeranzyes, at the express invitation beck, and Co cesion •• .. ampton the
placed the receipt upon which he relied in the bands of presence, by Mr. Mullens' clerk, how he accounted for to remand an of the rison r
y p ep. Carlisle and Cumberland Banking Company, I month.
of Dost Mahomed Khan ; and, as soon as this sere Farringdon Bank and Bank of Wantage, Far- eaa India
his solicitor and that entleman on an ins ection of it the oisession of the 30/. cheque. He said he declined The Bench-We cannot take that into consideration 8,253 Carlisle
ringdon-Barnes, Medley, and Co
19,600 iviaCeylon))
vice is performed, it will return within our own discoverin 'that the dle to it 'was lon P t cedent tc; •13 I searched him and found in his pocket six
g , . . gan e . saying._ A man is at the point of death, and we think it Carlisle Cit and District Bank Carlisle
Farnham Bank Farnham- Meesrs Knight ... 11,987 y ,
frontier. Should it be necessary to march any the • • la, • 1/ 12 8d ' "w•
issuing Of the adhesive receipt stamps, one of which ewers an a cigar-case, t ree rings, . s. .in moue •
y 9 right those three persone who had deadly weapons in Fa ' F h Wit dCo 6 687 Dudley and West Bromwich Banking Company, china - Ix dis Feb. 4.. Colombo:,
force above the passes, in order to protect the was attached to it, handed it back to Bacon with are and some keys, &c. versham Bank, avers am- ion an . ) ang
their hands shall be remanded. We shall sign a war. sh and Dudley 38,216 sPee - th 1 ampton
"remora .. mon .
Affhans from Persian attack, our troops would of commendation that he would again look carefully at it, The prisoner, upon being asked whether he was de. • • • Godalming Bank, Godalming-Meller
rant for the apprehension of the boatswain, who is at 4,482 Derby and Derbyshire Banking Company, Australia(via 33,
.....
... I South-
..... tam 31 Mornine
course advance ferom &judo by the high road of and not risk the coneequences by putting it, in as evi- sirous to say anything, replied, "No ; I leave it to my I d J C 'lt' ' d •11 I Keen
arge, an ames bristle, t e injure man, wi aso be Guildford Bank, Guildford-Messrs. Haydon.. 13,1 8 y 19,789 the Cape).. 3 ..) ampton '• Light
Quetta and Candahar. At present, however, Dost dence in a court ot justice. Bacon took the hint, and solicitor." charged. 30,468 Darlington District Joint Stock Banking Corn- Cape of Good
Grantham Bank, Grantham-Hardy and C 0... Hope
Mahomed is believed to be strong enough to resist paid the debt. Committed for trial. The three persons named, along with Peter Campbell, party, Darlington - Harbin- an. 25 mem.
The next affair was the extremely suspicious death of Hastings Old Bank, Hastings-Smith, Hilder, bumming .. E Feb. 5.. .. mouth ger
the invasion with which hia territories are threat- --- were then remanded until Thursday next. In discharging eng en
his mother, and the public will learn with surprise that GI:FILDHALL.-}lenry 'Myatt, Is traveller in the th th , -
eued. a r , Sir E Cunt said the Bench we no -- - 534 India
t such an affair, so pregnant with suspicion, should nave employ of Mr. Hayes, a tea dealer, trading under the IX ge;o-azzl hat they were the originators er:f thits Hereford City and County Bank, Hereford- Gloucestershire Banking Company, Gloucester 148,
---- Matthews and Co.
been allowed to pass in so populous a town as Stamford name of Pope and Co , Finsbury.pavement, waa charged miscnhief but rather indeed that they had been tak i '
Huddersfield Banking Company, Iluddersfield 33,74 S CapedeVera , .
. The following letter, via Bagdad, is from an rithout a proper judicial inqui:y. There is but littledoubt with embezzling various sums of money be onging to his a h ' ' - • en n Hull Bank and Kingston-upon-Hull Bank,
nd deceived • and as the benoh wall showing them an Hull Banking Company, Hull 27,927 Brazu ....•• TA Feb. 9-,.. 13°Gth- aw vP h
20,637 1 ounpton me a- -0.. 12 Alva
officer in the Bombay Commissariat, who was sent that this carelessness will be made manifest iii a few master. Three cases having been distinctly proved, the • '• Hull, Smith, Brothers, and Co.
Halifax Commercial Banking Company, Halifax 13,415 r.euiekniMYTl"...
i .
Iniulgent feeling, he trusted they would render every
H • d T d C t B k H t.
unting on own an oun y an , un mg.
forward to the Persian Gulf as far back as the days, perhaps houn, and the autholities will have prisoner was remanded. alifax and Huddersfield Union Banking Corn- lands J
assistance in the case and remain within call if they d 52,860 H
month of September to provide for the arrival of to incur the blame. From inquiries instituted in the Robert Aunt was brought up on 'remand, charged d ' d V
on-Rust an easeys
shoal be wanted, Harwich Bank, Harwich-Cox, Cobbold, and pany, Halifax -
(except Ba-
the expedition, and may be interesting, as con- early part of this week by Inspector Young, while at with being unlawfully in possession of a bale of silk, F b ' 1 h
er er the first mate whose skul as been fractured, c
re_ vana and
taining the latest accounts from the seat of war, Stamford, be discovered that in the first week of May, value 130/ alle dt b b t len 1. om a van be• ' '
~ ge o ave een s o r o. Herefordshire Banking Company, Hereford
is lying in a very dangerous state, and his recovery is Hertfordshire, Hitchin Bank, Hitchin - Id and 17th Ist and
arid the first incident connected with it. 1855, Bacon, then a locksmith and general ironmonger longing to Mr. Eaton, of Old Broad-street. Knaresborough and Claro Banking Company, Venezuela .. BI of the South.
considered doubtful. . 32,252 16th of
at Stamford Sharpies, and Co.
" Bussorab, Nov. 28, 1856. , sent his apprentme boy to the shop of The silk had been traced to the prisoner's lodgings, That the unfortunate prisoners (who are all mulatt ) Knaresborough NewGranada
" I take advantage of a quiet moment to write to you Messrs, Wright, chemists in that zesty°, for an ounce of and identified by Mr. Eaton's carmen, nit() deposed to „et, i
gross y deceived in the first inetance, and afterwards
nes Hereford, Ross and Archenfield Bank, and
Kingsbridge Joint-Stock Bank, Kingsbridge 3,139 Chill .
a few lines. You will deubeek have heard by this time arsenic, and desired him to say that it was for the pur- its having been in the van with some other bales, but cruelly treated, chn scarcely be questioned ; and the fac:s d A h fi ld Bank. Hereford-
Ross an rc en e 57,748 Peru ••
Lancaster Banking Company, Lancaster
19,469 23,336 California ••
that we are to have a Persian war. I had hoped this pose of hardening iron. The youth, however, was refused could give no account of the way in which it was ab- which were elicited during the investigation before the Morgan and Co Leeds Bankine Company, Leeds
might have been avoided, but heard on the Bth inst. that as be was not known at the shop, and brought no writ- stractea. magistrates lead to the conclusion that very stringent Ipswich Bank, Ipswich-Bacon and Co.
• Leicestershirebßankino Company, Leicester.... 75,761 Honduras •• pi Feb. 17 ..}. South. 16th of
'
the force is certain to come up. We have heard nothing tan request for the poison.- On returning to his master The prisoner, who said it had been left at his lodgings measures should be adopted in order to put an end to Needham Market Bank Suffolk
Ipswich and • , • Lincoln and Lindsey Banking Company 51,771 hamah •••• anllnon •• ..... • the
month. •
of it yet ; but it must be near Bushire b Id •
y t is time. he told him of his refusal, when Bacon replied that it by a Mr. Bacon to be sold on commission, was again the reckless s f summary punishments too
ystem o gene- Hadleigh Bank, Manningtree and Mistley
Leamington Priors and Warwickshire Banking Mexico ...• I Feb. 2....} South-
made no difference as he should get it himself. On the remanded. Bank and Woedbtidge Bank, Ipswich- 10,882 Havana ••.. ampton Parma reNt MnW
I wrote you a short letter on my first arrival here, rally prevailing under the American flag. Outrages of Company, Leamington Priors
which I hope you received. Since then I have been 811 of the month Bacon himself was served with an - a similar descripti on to the above have recently been ot .
Ale ' d rt and Co
Ludlow and Tenbury Bank, Ludlow .
9,734 Madeira ..••
almost constantly on the move, and only got back here ounce of arsenic, which he said he wanted to poison rats; BOW-STREET.-A young man named James Clark, frequent occurrence in Liverpool ; and their perpetra• xalinße lc Mhit e Me Ra dll
Kentis an , ai son - rcer, na , , reneriffe .. 1 Jan. 23 ..} Ply. _
Moore and Robinson's Nottinghamshire Bank- oandace Feb 6 Mitts s
two days ago. We were driven in here ty an attack and on the Sunday followmg his mother wan invited to who had given a false address at the station, and was dou in British perts gives us the right to mark our and Co.
ing Company, Nottingham 33,698 Nevrii•:giorth
made on us by the Arabs wheh out collecting sheep, of diue with him. The first course-if it may be called so unable to give any satisfactory account of himself, was sense of such initumanity by protesting most loudly --
Kington and Radnorshire Bank, Kington-
tin ha,mshire Banking America .. Every Fri Liver-
which I had some 2.000 with me at the time. These -was broth, and after taking a cup of it the old woman charged with stealing a wach valued at 8/., in the crowd against them. - Davies and Co.
Com any, Nottingham
pool 26 talsgarse
we saved, but lost all our tents. baggage, and what became exceedingly ill, aud complained of great pain in assembled at the door of the Music-hall, Store-street, on Knighton Bank, Knighton-Davies and C 0.... - p
National Provincial Bank of England, Binning- UnitedStatesi fan.2o and
money I had wish me, fortunately only 5,300 rupees. her stomach, accompanied by vomitin, and heat of throat the occasion of Mr. Spurgeon preaching there on Wed- Knaresborough Old Bank and Ripon Old Bank, British North alternate } Liver-
-street
ham, Head-office, 112, Bishopsgate , .• ...• a JAL 29 .. ; ...•
We had to run for it, as we were tar interior in number &c. ;in fact, all the symptoms attendant on the admi- nesday evening. MR. BUTT, Af„p., ON THE INCOME-TAX. Knaresborough-Harrison and Co 20,712 America .. Tuesdays. pool
.
. - ----,-:-.4.-- London
to the enemy. Taylor, the Consul here, carried me off nistration of arsenic. She was taken ,home to her own John Dean, the prosecutor, said he was standing in Kendal Bank, Kendal-Wakefield, Crewdson - A
behind him, ,r 1 ehouid not have been writing to you at house, and lingered in great pain until the Tuesday fol. front of the door, at about half-past seven o'clock. There The following letter, says the Sherborne.Tourna/, has and Co.
'lts Banking Company, Melksham
329 America .. .
' Northamptonshire Union Bank, Northampton 79, , 1 • ampton rage.. Feb. 19 era.
,
thus tnoment. This was on Sunday, the 23d, and on lowing, when she died. So suong were the suspicions at was an imneenee crowd. Ile felt a tug at his pocket, of Weymouth from one f
been received by the MaYere,
tt • 0 Kettering Bank, Kettering-J. C. Gotch and
tonshire Banking Company, North- Canada - - E lan. 27 .. 7 Liver- Anglo-
Feb. 4lN'Ame.
that day we were riding, with the exception of two that time that the subject wa-. canvassed amongst the and, putting his band to it, found his watch was gone. the borough members, Mr. tee ei.. Butt, in reply to the Sons 9,394 Northamp
20,522 ---------- 3 P°tll Salon rleaa•
hours' halt in the middle of the day, from 7in the morn- friends on the day of the funeral, and the conclusion At the same moment he saw the prisoner, who had been resolutions adopted at a latef meeting ot the inhabitants
• Lane End Staffordshire Bank, Lane End-C ampton
d South Wales Bank, Liverpool 58,503 lA-Morning. E-Evening.
ing till 1 o'clock on Monday. So you see lam still able they came to was, that an inquiry "would not bring the standing beside him, move off, to get out of the crowd. at the Guildhall, convened or the purpose of consider- Harvey and Son.
P res's Leicestershire Banking Company,
to stand a good deaa of fatigue.* I was, however, old woman back to life, but might bring Tom to the gal He followed and collared him, saying, "You have got ing what steps should be taken, to obtain a remission of Leeds Dank, Leeds-Beckett and Co.
Leicester e ATMs OUT
dreadfully tired, and am still very stiff, but otherwise 1°"*" The next event was the scandal of his livthg in my watch." The prisoner threw the watch down in the the income tax :-- Leeds Union Bank, Leedes-W. Williams,
el rth Banking Company, Saddleworth. 1,827 last four m RAGE NEAR NOTTINGHA.X.-On Saturday
none the worse. The loss of my clothes and bedding is adultery with his servant, and that servant a convicted road, at the same time saying that he had not got it ; "London, 17, Eaton-square, Jan. 7, 1857. Brown and Co.
' Sheffield Banking Company, Sheffield 34,672 (father a en, named James Walker and William Walker
a very senoue affeir, as they cannot be replaced here. • thief, %virile his poor wife was at St. Luke's workhouse ; but witness, having seen him throw it away, picked it ours of esterda 's date
" Dear Sir,-I have y y y , enclos- Leicester Bank, Leicester-Pagets and Kirby, 28,889
Stamford Spalding, and Boston Banking Com- nd son), Samuel Saxton, and Thomas Shaw,
colliers, em lo •
Yeu may imagine n y state of mind when I tell you thee
, and the last his appreeeneou and trial on a charge of up, and detained the Pri"ner till a cmlttahle Mg hY the direction of the Mayor, a copy of the resolu-
catne up, • Lewes Old Bank, Lewes-Molineux and C 0.... 23,880 0
any, Stamford 51,257 t• h - p yed in the pits at Cinder-hill, near Not.
arson, f-r setting hit heuse on fire. In this case the lions passed at a public meeting of the inhabitants of mg ani w
J. have tett heart a word from my dear eife since I to whom witness gave him in charge. Lichfield Bank, Lichfield-Palmer and Greene -- P • B 1 • C pany Bristol Somerset- • ere charged before Lerd Belper and other
an cing om ,
videuce was RO strop that the •ui felt hound do return the sth inst. and re uestine 9 Stuckey s magistrat •
left ter at Nu, ,ur 72 days age, and that my last e .. , . g • J Y He pleaded guilty, and hoped the magistrate would Wettneuth, held on q eme t° Lincoln Bank, Lincoln-Smith, Ellison, and Co. 89,97
shire Bank, and Somersetshire Bank, Lang. es with a violent assault upon a man named
et , 1 t. ' ' Henry Hinck
a special verdica to .he effect that the urcum=tances tr tth
ea e case summarily. , give the subject of the rese u ions my best consideration 14, on the evening of Chrietmas-day. The
letters fron you are :hose by the mail of :he 10th of ; Llandovery Bank, Lampeter Bank, and Lien- port ............... .................... . .
..
wer eicretne; H 8 i ious - d• •
yet they id not consiaer the , )ur communication I will tha k 20 478 assault was full
Aueust. A steamer WAS seut up from Bombay, and .e • „,..-5.' ee e 0 . Mr. Henry said he must first remand him that in. and, ii. reply to yr ... • n you dilo Bank, Llandovery-D. Jones and C 0... ,
Shropshire Banking Company, Shiffnall 44,618 v proved by the evidence of several par.
ties who b d ;
evidence sumciectly stroug tor a conviction. to inferm tbe Mayor (who will make my opinion known) Lo hb hB k L hb ow:ill-Middle- a witnessed it, but who were afraid to inter.
arrived hire three eeths aeo, but brought rue no letters quiries might be made as to his previous character. ug oroug an , oug or e, Stourbridge and Kidderminster Banking Com-
, f, r Amontst the currevpondents who have written to In. that as to the first resolution, I agree in thinking that 7,183 fere. The prisoners were remanded until Wednesday
-iutletd, they were not allowed to bring any, lA. ea ton and Cradock PallY• Stourbridge 57 119
oector Young is a Mr. S•vift who saw Bacon and Mr. CLERKENWELL.-Henry Belcher, of No. 4, tax ought not to be cont.
the increased income. t inued be- Lymington Bank, Lymington-St. Barbe and • (yesterday), but before the court rose intelligence was
the intentions of the Geverninent regarding the destine. s• ' y Sheffield and Hallamshire Banking , Company,
• Dixon together, but whose address mr. young cannot Canaelia-t•rrace, Barnsburt -road, Islington, a school- Yond the sth of April nex . 3,67 received of the death of the prosecutor. An inquest
non of the Bice t•heold transpired' Co.
"By the act of 1853 it was provided that the increase L r . d Lincolnshire Bank, Lynn
Sheffield and Rotherham Joint Sto • 20 751 bld th bdy on Monday, when h • •
1 was e upon e o t e inquiry
', make out. His communicative ie of importance, and the master, was placed at the bar before Mr. T ltd
yre itt, on a ynn eegie an ck Banking
I inspector would feel particu.
;ad obli ed b his writin te then imposed was to _ _
continue till the sth of • 39 776 was adjourned until Thursday (this day), for the pUr•
y g 3' g arrant executed by Randall, 172 N, charged with pub- April next, Regis--Gurneys and Co.
* The writer lost his right arm at the eiege of Moultan. . , 52,254 pose of a post-mortem examination.
i again. 'Wang a declamatory libel against air. Wns. Ciement, of after the ratifica.tion of a definite treaty of peace. By the revn Regig and Norfolk Bank, Lynn Regis-
S aledale and Wensleydale Bankin Com
1,1 .V unt. nf 1516 c whinh increased the duty tn 1. A,-i r., .r... '-rn__~.'-:...1 r„
. . - . CA 00, o, 1 • -1,--.44nn fdinannncA.l ..---4,-.•

IMPRoVEIth,\73 AT MD FoRD HAVEN.

MILFORD-HAVEN, JAN. 22.
For some time past several engineering gent!einen
hare been engaged in surveying the land situated at
Ilazlebeach, a hitherto almost uninhabited spot on the
shores of Milford-Haven, for the purpose i .f constructing
warebou.es, storehouses, and dwelling-houses, the
Trinity Board having determined upon concentrating
the whole of their working staff for the Bristol Chia, net
at this point. The houses will he for the accommoda-
tion of the various classes of men in the employ of the
board.. The present old pier will be removed and a
magnificent jetty erecte.', co as tai enable vessels to come
alongside and load and unload. It will be necessary for
the intended works at Haz ebeach to he constructed in
the direction of Ntyland, a spot upon which the ratl way
terminus is erected, so tria; in a short time the space
that intervenes bet teen the two places, and 4 t 1 bie Is 6
"it"" 9‘ mile in extent, will he occupied by a atrial toaD.
_,"11(ie", f,r the works will short y be required, aid by
the end ~f next month it is expected that the improve-
ments of the
port sif Milford-Haven will be in rapid
progress. At I\T
ey.i
and every preparation is being
made to meet the increase.! traffic which is expected.
Several contracts for
hotelhouses
.have
a large and first-class accepted, and
at this hithertole in. the course of building
airuost
made.unoccupled spot. A Dew road,
50 feet wide, is beingThe mit way company also
find that they require more room
for increased space,
u,t7dartons
this
ne
and laying
0;
tthey. are excavating.
cessary for the ueat
traffic „rici
iikat t.hisp•irt. A
new iron hollow landing pla,fortuph'ats
and is rapidly pr(-,ree.7:3e been corn"
menced at Neyfand,
parallel with it, and on which it will be 'uieit.A stage,
ofrithe
constructed, has
been erected. TVs stage will, on the core
iron platform, be removed, leaving the platform fixed
powerful hinges to a atone pier at its inner end,xe by
e
attached to a ponderous caisson at the other, which and
rie and fall with the tide. This caisson is al.o of iron,
and will be ready for launching in a short time. These'
arnegenr nts, which will extend out into deep water,
will enable steamers of all sizes to land anti embark
either goods or paEgengers alongside at any state of tide,
whether spring or neap. It is expected that before May
immense alterations and improvements will have taken
place in this part of South Wales. The second line of
rails now being laid down between Carmarthen and
Neylaud is advancing rapidly towards completion.

Palermo is at length to be lighted with gas. The
King has concluded a contract for the purpose with
Mons. Chatard de Fargens, of Paris. The terms are
said to be liberal.
CRIIIIN AL JCSTICT: A CT.—A return, ord. red last July,
but ~Dly is6tied 3'"ttr.da3', gives an abstract of convic-
tions ardor the " Criminal Justice Act " frnm its r, a 4.s
ing up to the 31st of Alafcb, 1856. The total numbtr
of convictions wati in England 4 950, and in Wales
136, making a grand total of 5,036 ; 4,452 were cases
of larceny, 391 of larceny by servants, 159 of larceny
from the pereon, and 84 of attempted larceny from the
pArson. The sentences passed in punishment of there
offences included 226 Of six months' imprisonment,
35 of five months', 228 of four months', 1,017 of tbree
months', 1,182 of two months', 1.067. of one month,
and 1,331 of 1.-.•ss than cha inoht,h's ithprisoututAit. The
rettuu was moved for by Sir J. Pi&kington.

COURT Cuti,‘Cl .

---...4 D..---_ -_---.-

A Court was.held yesterday.
THE LATE RECORDER.

The LORD MAYOR read a letter---fQ the Solicitor-Ge-
neral, late Recorder of the City of London, thanking the
Comecon Council for the resolution pa-sed on the 18th
lost.

CLERKENWELL.—Henry Belcher, of No. 4,
Camelia-t.rrace, Barnsburi -road, Islington, a school-
master, was placed at the bar before Mr. Tyr,vhitt, on a
warrant executed by Randall, 172 N, charged with pub-
lishing a declamatory libel against Mr. Win. Clement, of
Rebnont-hou,e, private gra min:Jr-school, Turn natn-qreen.
Mr. Wontner appe3rei for the prosecution, and Mr.
John Wakelinv f,>r (he defence.

Mr. Woutner, in opening the case, described it as one
of a very serious and malicious nature, and called_

Mr. John Duncan, who said—l reside at Eaton-
villa, Norw..o f, and am engaged io mercan:ile business.
I had two sons in the complainant's school up to Chri,t-
Inas last. General), I wa•s satified ; but there were
some poi'•ts of education which I thought were nr-
glecteri. On the 14 h f January I received a letter, in
con-equence of which I afterwards did not send my
children to the school. The letter was as follows :
" 14, Camelia-terrace, Barnsbury -road, Jan. 13.

" Sir,—l feel it to be a duty incumt ent upon me to
inform you that the establishment of Mr. Clements,
Behnour-house, is grossly immoral, and that the educa-
tion of the young placed under Mr. Clement's care is
scandalously neglected, the pupils receiving but very
little instruction, and that chiefly by tae a-sis ao.t. This
er fact, perhaps, may I ot be of pr.mary importAnee,
but the f,rmer is, and I need scarcelr call upon you to
consider ere you send your sons whe-e every virtue is
blasted.—l am, sir, yours obedient y,
" HENRY BELCHER."

Cress-examined by Mr. Wakeling—l did not think
that my sons were properly educated. I thought that
they received in re superficial than practical knowledge
I received the letter at 'he gate of my house. I have
not sent my sons to Mr. Clements, nor do I intend to
do so until this matter is cleared up.
Mr. Clement was next called, and stated that the de-
fendant was in his service up to Christmas last. Since
defendant had left his service, he (the complainant) had
received a communication, asking for the character of
the defendant. He did net feel himself in a position to
give one. On the 14th of this month he received a let-
ter bearing the Islington postmark, and which was to
the following etftet
"14, Camelia-terrace, Barnsbury-road, Jan. 14.
"Sir,—Aß you have endeavoured to injure rue in not
giving to those gentlemen who applied to you a satis-
factory testimonial as to my character, &c., thereby
mdeuatnys, oifufesru,busisttheenscee
rl)arsebeatlsl,
whose
resle
itfeel
ling
a
sons are under your care of the gross immorality of
your establishment. I ask you, for how can you in
the sight of God put forth your lying advertisement
day by day in the Tinter when you are aware it is a gross
deception I—l am, sir, }ours, &c.,

says the Sherbornc Journal, has
beTenherefeoelilyoewdinbg letter,
by
the Mayor of Weymouth, from one of
the borough metubers, Mr. G. M. Butt, in reply to the
resolutions adopted at a late meeting of the inhabitants,
at the Guildhall, convened for the purpose of consider-
ing what steps should be taken to obtain a remission of
the income tax
London, 17, Eaton-square, Jan. 7, 1857.
" Dear Sir,—l have yours of yesterday's date, enclos.
ing, by the direction of the Mayor, a copy of the resolu-
,ions passed at a public_ineetiug of the inhabitants of
Wemieuth, held on the sth inst., and requesting me to
give the subject of the resolutions my best consithration
and, it, reply to your communication, I will thank you
to inf 'roe the Mayor (who will make my opinion known)
that as to the first resolution, I agree in thinking that
the increased income tax ought not to be continued be-
yond the sth of April next.
"By the act of 1353 it was provided that the increase
then imposed was to continue. till the sth of April next,
after the ratification of a definite treaty of peace. By the
act of 1855, which increased i
the duty to ls. 41. in the
pound, the same provision as s contained in the act of
1854, as to the continuance of the increased duty, is not
re-enacted ; but the words are, that the duty should con-
tinue until the sth of April next after the expiration of
one year from a ratification of a definite treaty of peace.
The treaty of peace wa, signed on the 30th March, 1356.
the ratification was on the 21st or 22d of April, 1856.
Had, then, the continuance clause been the sam in the
act of 1855 as it was in the act of 1351 (and I believe the
difference in the terms was generally unnoticed by the
House of Commons), the increased tax would cease on
the sth April, 1857 ; but by the change of terms in the
act of 1855, the tax is made to continue, not to the sth
April atter the ratification of peace, but till the sth April
atter the expiration of one year from the ratification—
viz., till the sth of April, 1858. This is the literal mean-
g of the words of the last not; but I concur with the
first resolutioe, that it w substantially be a breach of
good faith, and contrary to the understanding of the
country, and the increased tax should be continued
b-yond the sth of April next.
" With respect to the second resolution, I think it
will be very desirable to procure the entire repeal of the
income tax at the earliest practicable period, and I trust
it will be made to cease at tho time contemplated by Mr.
Gladstone.
" My best attention, then, shall be given to the sub.n
•
jest of the resolutions, and any measure calculated, i
my opinion, to carry them out shall receive my support
in the House of Commons.—l am, dear sir, yours faith-
fully, " GEO. M. BUTT.
" Fredk. C. Steggall, Esq., Town Clerk."

Sporting Intelligence.
TATTERSALL'S—YESTERDAY.
Little business was transacted. Leamington had the
" call " of Mincepie for the Chester Cup, but no import-
ant investment was made. In City circles, we believe 8
to 1 was taken about the two coupled. The other trans-
actions do not require comment.
CHEsTEit CUP.
100 to 6 aget Mr. E. Parr's Leamington (t)
100 to 6 agst Mr. H. Hill's Minc,pie (offered)
40 to 1 agst Mr. J. Scott's St. Domingo
511 to 1 aget Mr. Howard's Yellow Jack
50 to 1 agst Mr. Barber's Commotion
1000 to 15 Not Mr. Howard's Schiedam
1000 to 15 agst Capt. Christie's B-mdalore
1000 to 10 aget Mr. Barber's Miss Harkaway
1000 even on Lady Florence against Miss Hark-
away (t)
Two TliOnsANn GIIINEAS STAKES.
8 to 1 agbt Baron Ttothschild's Sydney (t)
DERBY.
100 to 6 agst Mr. Douglas's Tournament (17 to 1
laid once)
20 to 1 agst Mr. W. S. Cra.wfurd's Zuyder Zee
28 to 1 aget Mr. C. Wyndham's Glenmasson
2000 to 140 agst Lord J. Scutt 's " lot," with Mes-
senger thrown in.
DERBY, 1858.
10000 to 150 agst Mr. La Mert's Dumfries (t)

Co.
Lynn Regis and Lincolnshire Bank, Lynn
Regis—Gurneys and Co.
Lynn Regis and Norfolk Bank, Lynn Regis—
Jarvis and Co
Macclesfield Bank, Macclesfield—Brocklehurst
and Co.
Manningtree Bank, Manningtree—Nunn and
C 0...
Marlborough Bank, Marlborough and Wilts
Old Bank, Marlborough Old Bank, Marl-
andoh Old Bank and Hungerford Bank,
Hungerford Bank, Marlborough—Tan-
ner and Co
Merionethshire Bank, Dolgelly—Williams and
Son
Miners' Bank, Truro—Willyams and Co
Monmouthshire Agricultural and Commercial
Bank, Abergavenny—Bailey and Co
Monmouth Cld Bank, Monmouth Bank, Bre-
con Bank, Chepstow Bank, Chepstow Old
Bank, and Ross and Herefordshire Bank,
Monmouth—Bromacr,e, Snead, and Co
Newark Bank, Newark—Godfrey and Riddell
Newark and Sleaford Bank, and Sleaford and
Newark Bank, Sleaford—Handley, Peacock,
and Co
Newbury Bank, Newbury—Bunny & Slocock
- _
—Eat Ha,-

20,260

15,858

2,892

8,349
18,357

29,139

14,037
24,162

52,500
21,54 G

,ton,

•,
Newmark-it Bank, Newniarket—.
mond, and Co
Norwicb Crown Bank and Norfolk and Suffolk
Bank, Norwich—Harveys and Hudsons...
Norwich and Norfolk Bank, Norwich—Gur-
reys and Birkbeck 112,194
Not-
Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Bank,
tingham, Hart, Fellows, and Co .....
Nuneaton Bank, Nuneaton—Craddock and
a Co
Naval Bank, Plymouth, Plyouth—Hris
and Co.
New Sarum. Bank, Sarum—Everett and Co
Nottingham Bank, Nottingham—Samuel Smith
and C0................................................
Oswestry Bank and Oswesy Ol Ba, s
westry—Croxon and Co
Oxford Old Bank Oxford—Robinson, Parsons,
and C0..........................................
Old Bank, Tunbridge, obrie and Ton-
bildge Wells Old Bank, Tonbridge and Ton-
bridge Wells and Sevenoaks Bank, Ton-
bridge—T. H. and S. Beeching
Oxfordshire Witne Bank, Witney—J. W.
Clinch and C0.................................
Pease's Old Bank, Hull, the Hul Ol Bank
and Beverley Bank, Hull—Pease and Co
Penzance Bank, Penzance—.Batten and Co.
Peterborough Bank and Oundle Bank, Peter-
borough—D. Yorke and Co.
Pembrokeshire Bank, Haverfordwest—J. and
W. Walters.. ......................................
Reading Bank, Reading—Siraonds and Co.
Reading Bank, Reading—Stephens, Bland .

48,979

10,710
3,416

ing Company, Nottingham
Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Banking _
Company, Nottingham
National Provincial Bank of England, Birming-
ham, Head-office, 112, Bishops gate-street,
London
North Wilts Banking Company, Melksham 39,358
Northamptonshire Union Bank, Northampton 79,329
Northamptonshire Banking Company, North-
ampton 20,522
North and South Wales Bank, Liverpool 58,503
Pares's Leicestershire Banking Company,
Leicester
Saddlcworth Banking Company, Saddleworth 1,827
Sheffield Banking Company, Sheffield 34,672
Stamford, Spalding, and Boston Banking Com-
pany, Stamford 51,257
Stuckey's Banking Company, Bristol Somerset-
shire Bank, and Somersetshire Bank, Lang-
port 361,845
Shropshire Banking Company, Sliiffnall 44,618
Stourbridge and Kidderminster Banking Com-
pany, Stourbridge 57,119
Sheffield and Hallamshire Banking Company,
Sheffield
20,751
Sheffield and Rotherham Joint Stock Banking
Company, Sheffield
52,254
Swaledale and Wensleydale Banking Company,
Richmond .. 50,387
Wolverhampton and Staffordshire Banking
Company, Wolverhampton
Wakefield and Barnsley Union Bank, Wake-
fie1d..........................................
Whitehaven Joint-Stock Banking Conipany,
Whitehaven
Warwick and Leamington Banking Company,
Warwick
West of England and South Wales District
Bank, Bristol 73,922
Wilts and Dorset Banking Company, Salisbury 78,193
West Riding Union Banking Company, Hud-
dersfield..
Whi+thurch and Ellesmere Banking Company,
Whitchurch 5,905
Worcester City and County Banking Com-
pany, Worcester 5,525
York Union Banking Company, York 72,362
York City and County Banking Company, 92,810
Yorkshire Banking Company, Leeds 120,145
J. MICHAEL, Acting Registrar of Bank Returns,
Inland Revenue, Somerset House, Jan. 17.

FATAL OUTRAGE NEAR NOTTINGHAM.—On Saturday
last four men, named James Walker and William Walker
(father and son), Samuel Saxton, and Thomas Shaw,
colliers, employed in the pits at Cinder-bill, near Not-
tingham, were charged before Lord Belper and other
magistrates with a violent assault upon a man named
ninekß, on the evening of Christmas-day. The
assaultneny
r was fully proved by the evidence of several par-
ties who bad witnessed it, but who were afraid to inter-
fere. The prisoners were remanded until Wednesday
(yesterday), but before the court rose intelligence was
received of the death of the prosecutor. An inquest
on
n Monday,(thia when the inquiry
day), for the purs
waswas heldadjourned up o n the
untilb o body
Thursday
pose of a post-mortem examination.
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REPRESENTATION OF SOUTNAMPTON.—The Board of
Inland Revenue have restored Mr. Falvey, the distribu
tor of stamps, to his position, and great satisfaction bas
been felt throughout the town at the fact. Mr. Falvey
was suddenly suspended for having sptken at one or two
election meetings in support of Mr. Andrews, With the
exception of occasional district meetings, the fierceness
of the excitement has somewhat abated, but all parties
are buckling up for the fight whi k wil take place im
mediately upon the assembling of Parliament.
ITALY AS IT IS, AND AS IT IS TO BE —Professor S-iffi
last night delivered, in the Marylebone Literary Insti-
tute, Portman-square, his concluding lecture on "Italy
an it is, and as it is to be." The lecturer, who wag
received with applause, commenced by depicting the
condition of Italy anterior to the revolution of 1849,
and the immediate causes which led to that
outbreak, minutely tracing its progress, and the unity
which had pervaded all classes of society in their brave
struggle for independence against Austrian tyrry.ir2oyn;,
popular
attributing its un,uceessful results to dynastic
theam ambition,
the the conspiracy of despotic governments,
power and influence of Popery, and the
of Italian
free governments then manifested in the
intimately freedom, but which he contended was
j and religious
con-
nected with the unit/ real caul©fate apathy
of political
of which
a serious
liberty in Europe. He repudiated the idea
alliance possibly existing between the governments of
despotic Austria, con
free constitutional England and
eluding with a glowing picture of Italy as she yet may
.
be ; but not while Lombardy
but when freed from foreign domi-
r.ation Italy shall bask x
And Venice shall be the
provinces of Austria ; .nthe gioriou•, light of liberty.
There in now but one Pa
rt _
the National party—who
raise the cry, "Nationality and unity." This party, I
think, i, in the righ
t
.
There is no doubt that tha
nation alone can trigs the nation ; and it is this party
who will raise Italy rom oppression, and place her in
the great councils of European nations. The professor
-- -
bout with deep attention, and at the r
d throng
whi
he delivered LONDON : Printed and Published by MURDO YOUNG,
was heard throughout
lecture, wb
close of a very
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numerous
audience, evidently from , 112, Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the Joan ty
the very
highest class of society. , of Middlettea, Frilley, January 23, VW.

21,594
8,180

31,258

BIRTHS,
OD' A SOX

" HENRY BELCHER."
Cross-examined by Mr. Wakeling—Tne defendant
never complained to me of any acts of immorality. He
never complained of a damp bed. I was frequently ab-
sent from the school-room. I had a French master.
The defendant always attended to his duty. I taught
the children Pti,lrus' fables. There were 26 boys in
the school, ranging from the agee of 7 to 17, and the de-
fendant attended to them all. Ho complained of every
boy in the house.
Mr. Wakeling—What did he complain of `I
Mr. Cement—lt is impossible to remember.
lr,lValling—Did he complain of any boys acting
immorally'
Witness—l cannot say.
Mr. Tyrwbitt said that by section 6 of the Act t•
justify the libel, it must be for the public benefit. He
was glad to see that letter sent by Mr. Clement to the
defendant was a very temperate one.
Police-constable 17Z X, one of the warrant

. at Hadley, Middlesex, the wife of F
the wife of Mr. Robt. Geo. Vines,
of Aldersgate-s
treet.
mie,Esci
On the
the
20th ins t.,
~

11,664

and Co. ...............................................
Richmond Bank, Richmond—Roper and Co.
Rochdale Bank, Rochdale—Clement, Royds,
and Co. ...................................,
............
Rochester, Chatham, and Strood Bank Roches-
ter—Day and Nicholson ..........................
Royston Bank, Royston—Fordham and Sons
Rugby Bank, Rugby—A. Butlin and 50n......
Rye Bank, Rye—R. C. Pomfret, &
Ross Old Bank, Heredfordshire, Ross
Allawa,y and Macdougal
Saffron Walden and North Essex Bank, Saf-
fron Walden—Giboonii and Co

30,891

10,605

48,11
10,28

9,392

12,966
30,672

OF A DAUGHTER.
On the 21st inst., at 26, Harewood-square, the wife of
T. 0. Ranson, jun., Esq.
On the 21st inst., at the Deanery, Norwich, the wife of
Louis C. H. Tongo, Esq., Commander R.N.

Private accounts from Athens speak of the approach-
ing retirement of th++ army of occupation ; they also
speak of a change of Ministry as imminent, and as ne•
ceEsitated by the withdrawal of the troops•

29,620
6,750

3,940

8,042
14,237
9,186
13.841

4,014

M A RRIE D.
On the 22d inst., at St. George's, Hanover-square, F.
W. Stockwell, Esq., of OrmondLodge, Richmond, Surrey.
to Ellen, eldest daughter of Thomas Tatum, Esq., of
George•street, Hanover•square.
On the 21st icst., at Christ Church, Bayswater, A. E.
H. Ansell, Esq., Captain 4th (King's Own) Regiment, to
Sarah, second (laughter of the late John Inman, Esq., of
Acomb, Yorkshire.

square, Catherine, Widow of Major-General
D I E D.
On the 21st inst., at 27, Westbourne-place, Eaton-
On the 21st inst., at Brook-green, Hammersmith, Thoi.
Palmer, Egq., 55 years in the Rolls Chapel Office, aged
75. Jaoob.

On the 21st inst., suddenly, at his resideneo 2, Minerva-
place, Barnsbury-park, Islington, William °Todd, Esq..
aged 65.
On the 20th inst., at Knolton-hall, near Overton, Flint-
shire, Lieut.-Col. Jones, Dep.-Lieut. for Denbighshire,
&c., aged 58.
On the 20th inst., at Glengal-grove, Old Kent-road, Mr.
11. Gold, late of Ilibernia-wharf, Southwark, aged 70.
On the 19th irst., suddenly, Henry Forrester, Esq., of
6, St. Mary-le-Strand-place, Old Kent-road, and of the
Long Room, Customs, aged 63.

34,916 '