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THE SUN', LONDON. WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBFR 3
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LAW INTELLIGENCE. Mr. RAWLINSON-Let me know what it is you want. • readyhto coupt them ; but, he added, " they were very little THE LATE FATAL . RAILWAY ,
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COURT t.F BANKI?UPTCY, Se! 12. Applicant-I wish to ask you, Sir, in the preseliee of In- ones. - , ACCIDENT.
specter Brown, why the police are set day after day to keep The Bench told the witness that he mutt state what he saw
(Before Mr. Commissioner Hotatoep. ) FURTHER PARTICULARS. , esarrie rq' es
a watch upon my premises ? each of the defendents do with regard to taking the apples, and
DXIreORD,_ SETT. 1.-Mr. Saunders Secretary of the Corn- ',
IN RAILWAYS'
IN RE siENRY WOOD. Mr. flew LINsoN (to the Inspector)-You hear what he then admitted that he did not see the mother (Sinfield) with
da mornin sent off an express to London, with _
This bankrupt, who came up for his Iset examination, carried this man says, and I suppose can give him an answer. any apeles in her possession, and *ith regard to her daughter, pane,
f yester ol he sad gaff ' OTHER COMPANIES' STOCK.
on beeieese as a furrier ra Abchurch-lane anti Sou, hwark. afu 1 report t air, which brought General Pasley
Inspector-A man has been sent by the superintendent to all he knew about her was, that the was eating an apple when East London.
It did not appear that there had been any misappropriation of in the course ef the afternoon te inspect the part of the line ........_,......--- Grand Juliet'
watch, and I'd rather not explain why he has done so. he came up to her.
property or extravagance on the part of the bankrupt. who had, Mr Rewetesox-This person asks the question in open The Bench ultimately'. 'dismissed the charge against the where the accident occurred ; the Gallant Officer did not ex-
press any opinion, though it, no doubt, must be a strong one From the Official List, Kent • ..... • '
however, been mixed up with " patent medicines" and life mother and convicted the other defendants in the penalty of Vauxhall ...
PUBLISHED EVERT TUESDAY' AND FRIDAY EVENING West Middles
upon the gross impropriety of placing a truck upon the main
pretievers to an extent which had touched his pocket severely, Court*, and surely you may satisfy him at once.
Inspector-The ruperintendent has caused to be done what 55., tole paid between them, together with id., the value of
although it had not seriously affected his person.l line, which was the wale cause of the mesident. The men -..................
is complained of, your Worship, and I cen explain his reason the apples, and 4e. 6d. oosts,
noretmaitli
The official assignee baling expressed himself satisfied with (nearly 200) employed to clear the line have succeeded in e5ee5e5................
if you like to hear me. THAMES. LONDON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2.
the accounts rendered, the bankrupt was declared te have doing so and in relaying the rails which were torn up for several
The Inspector was here about to address the Magistrate George Penny and Charles Moore, seamen belonging to the
pawed his examination. otur a iwn
aws hoicechaslieoaneeeus
tGo 1 othuicsesttreari
na t RAILWAYS. Names ot
in an under tone, when, . schooner Sisters, from Amsterdam now lying in the London Compare( s.
Mr. RAwLINsON said to applicant-The inspector refuses dock, were brought before Mr. Br'ederip, charged under the yards, in timoetfhoartthneo
tehnere were no other Atrains to suffer' Dividend Amount
ILFORD SPEcIAL SESSIONS. le give an answer to your applicatimee 53d and 58th sections of the new Act for the prevention of LT Sau•naida'ysintervening,
any inconvenience. Great praise is due to 111 r. Saunders for Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Applicant-I think it is very hard, Sir, that I should be smuggling, the Bth and 9th Viet cap 87. with smugglin o Annum. Shstre.
On Saturday a special sessions for the annual granting of li- e • , g n the considerate manner in which he behaved towards the suf- Mien& Olsih
watched in this way, and I shall feel it my duty to seek redress board a certain vessel, liable to forfeiture in the port of London - - Ashby-d-la-Z
writes to the licensed victuallers of the Ilford division of the elsewhere. He then quitted the Court. ferers and ether passengers who were compelled to remain
during several hours of the night in a strange 'place, and %Anti kberdeon -•• • • • •• • • X s. d. A s. d.
county of Essex was held at the Angel Inn, High-street, Ilford, and having on board 28alb. of foreign-manufactured tobacco Barnsley •• • •
CLERKEN WEL L. the same being in paskeges less than 300 lb. weight each, re- - - 210 0 4X, Basingstoke.,
before Captain Davis, chairman, and a full bench of magis- no accommodation within three miles. The poor fellow who Armagh, Coleraine, & Brkiik&Abrg
Mr. Henton, a merchant's traveller, residing in Basinghall- speetively, by which they had incurred a penalty of 100/. each. 25 0 0 1 7 6 2%
Oates of the county. was so dreadfully scalded and burnt lingered until nearly Portrush .. • • - Cromford .. • •
street, was. charged with being riotous in the public street. . The prisoners pleaded Not Guilty.
The attendance of licensed victuallers was very contiderable, daylight this morning, when death put an end to his sufferings. Birmingham & Gloster 4/. Os. per sh. 100 0 0 100 0 0 132% Dudley .•• . • •
The pollceman de i sed to he truth of the char e but the Ditto, New, iss.l dis. 11. 25 0017 10 0 32}4
there being upwards of 200 licensed houses in this portion of the . 1 o t . g , J. Harrison. an offieeer of Customs de (wed that he was sta. An inquest was fixed for twelve o clock to-day. This morn- - Derby .- -
county, which comprises Barking, Stratford, West Ham, wale prisoner gave a very different account of the matter. He was tioned on board the Sisters
.on Satur'daypafteenoon, and, upon ing General Patley and several of the Companny's officers be- Th.li),,oh.t,Hall Shares •• • • - 50 0 0 30 0 33,i Ellsnire&Chs
gm Tee whole getting a drunken woman into' cab when the policeman, 66 G, rummaging the vessel, he discovered-a door tn the bulk-head m, Lews,& Hest. - 30 0020 0 0 26% Erewash •• •
thamstow, Dagenham, Leytonstone, Chigwell, I f th hld Th t longing to the engineering department were upon the spot, Bristol and Exeter •• .. 2/.l6s.per sh. 100 0070 0 0 92 Forth & Clyd
et the licenses, with one exception, were granted. The one eame up and interfered. Prisoner said he would report him which divides the forecast e romeo . e door was 20 0 12
with a view to an inspection. The jury have just met, and Do. New .......... - - GrandJunctr
for misconduct, and was about to take his number when the made fast by nails, and there was a seal upon it which had been 50 0 0 30 0 0 GO
not allowed was ordered to stand over until the adjournment have proceeded to view the b d fW d le h i • • Ditto and Gloucester -
oy o ar ,w ic was ying in Grand Unior
liceman arrested him The policeman did all in his power reed there by the Dutch authorities at Amsterdam. He
day, in consequence of there being an information against the taa , . • ~ , , ~ ; a barn close to the line, and presented one of the most awful Caledonian .... .. - - 50 001 5 0 0 11% Glamorgnsh .
landlord pending, for opening before one o'clock on the pre to irritate him. dfond th h •
roxe tne uoor open, an u at t e cargo consistea or i s l ' 1b • ee • • , eambridge and Lincoln -
pectac es ever witnesser , eing cut an. uruised in every parr, ~ 25 00i1 10 0 5 Glstr &Brkl)
hester and Holyhead - 50 0 0, 15 0 0 21% •Irantliam • •
vious Sunday The magistrates, as the police said that the
. d u close to the deck Th
Mr. Comets remanded the prisoner, that the matter might hogsheads of sugar stowe p , ere was and hardly an unbroken bone in his b d A st mart ' • ' -
oy. arts Chichester & Brighton - ;20 0 0 29
house was rnost respectably conducted, did not wish it to stand be further inquired into. : barely room for him to creep in between the tiers of hogsheads, examination has been ordered, and his body has been opened. Thurnet Valley - 20 00' 2 0 0 , liudderstleld
5A Kennt & AVI
over, but it being the practice to do so, they were compelled to LAMBETH. ! but he succeeded in doing so, and, being provided with a lan-
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result has not yet transpired, but it is fully expected that 'oventry, Nuneaton, , I.ancaster ...
adhere to the course laid down: Robert Webster, a very powerful man, whose head was co- tern, he got asd far as the mainmast in the middle of the hold, the inquest must be adjourned, as the principal witness, Ward's Bir., & Leieester - - - 25 0 0 15 0 3"4 Leeds& Li ort
k h•
where he foun a pac. age, w ich •consisted of an old pair of oniwall .• •••• • • . - 50 0 0 30 0 4%
The police inspectors who were present spoke highly of the Terme in two or three places with adhesive plasters, and de- fireman or stoker, is unable to be moved, he having been _ Leicester ....
good order that had been kept in the various houses during noted by various large bumps that he had been subjected to sere containing about fifteen oun of he
canvas treu ~ _ f pds to-cco. brought to the Gloucester Infirmary, • where he lies in a dread Dire et Northern .• - 50 002 10 0 254. I,eiestr& Ntl
20 0 0 1 0 0
He went in again, and ound another pair of canvas trousers, - irect Norwich •. • - 3 Loughboregl
the past year, and the Bench said that good order might al- very serious violence, was charged before Mr. Henry with ful state. 25 0 0 110 0 1% _______
Oiss, Beeches, & Yrnithl -
ways be maintained, and that when the landlord could not attacking and violently assaulting the'constables t 39 and 73 L. unds more The to a •o w •
containing fourteen pho . bce as in papers The inquest upon the passenger (Williams) must also be Dublin & Belfast June. -- 50 0 0 210 0 0
and compressed. T e mate and crew were muatered by the 50 0 0 210 0 4 MARK
enforce it, orders had been given to the police on all occasions From the evidence, which was taken at considerable length, adjourned until after the one on Ward is held. Ditto and Galway -
tide-surveyor on board, and the two defendants acknowledged 50 0 0 210 0 4
Do. and Mullingar -
to assist the landlords in keeping bad characters from their it appeared that between eleven and twelve o'clock on Saturday Ward has left a wife and one • •li'ld • h I
young e 1 , e was a c ever
houses if required. night a disturbance took place in the tap rooms of the George that the tobacco belonged to them • and they also stated that Ewa rn C untie'
man in managing an engine, lett not a very careful driver. D e ° l' ‘,l, . So* Per 416 0 20%
sh. 25 0 0, 1
... SmlTittni
IMPORTANT TO LICENSED VICTUALLERS RATING STARLING public-house, in Lambeth-walk, and the police were called in . h a ood deal m• th Is' ld Is' h Id .-
t 6711 whas g as _ ore itt eo, w lc cou not be got He was heard to declare before he left Gloucester that he e., Perpetua., ..,o. 1 - 6134,613 4 I % P• ful ditto, 4/
at ti t e cargo w delivered. Ditto, dato, No. 2 - 61341 0 13 4 '74 P.
ATT•CHED TO THEIR HOUSES. 6T N• •
fr Anderson, the landlord, to quiet it and turn the parties • would be in Birmingham in two hours. The engine he was Eastern Cnion
Mr. Lee, of the Qatten's warehouse, said the toteacco watt e • • -
In two cues that occurred during the day the Magistrates
, • engaged in it out of doors. Amongst the rioters wu the wife (sieving, called the " Derby," Was the largest at work nn the Do. Extension - 25 00'1 10 0 3% Wheat Ste
f • n and liable to d t fta 5d d
oreig , a uyo , s. . per poun .
milled the attention of the applicants to the circumstance of of Webster the prisoner, and upon her being put out of the line; it is not so much injured as was anticipated. Something Edinburgh & Glasgow 2/. 5s p. sh. 50 0050 0 0 90 Straw sOl,l
The prisoners, in defence, said the tobacco was+ theirs ; that Ditto, Quarter Shares'l 1s II pr. sh. 12 10 0 12 10 0 21 CIImBF.It:
their having stables attached to their houses, and wished to house, the police, according to their own version, were attacked must be wrong to allow a man to drive an engine of such
they stowed it away in the hold, but that they had no intention Do. New Quarters - - 12 10 015 0 0 13%
know if they were enderlet to tke ostlers. by her husband, who knocked them about, and in self-defence power at such a fearful rate, with a heavy luggage-train, merely ful ditto, f
to smuggle it. Ely ant' Iledrord .•• • • - 25 00'; 1 5 0 4%
On being enswered in the negative, they were compelled to draw and use their truncheons. 89 for the fun of the thing ; and this accident shows the neces- :rand Junction , 101 per et. 100 0 0 .100 0 0 224 Clover fla•
Baonente said as the ease was shaped he ad no
The CHAIRMAN said he was very glad to hear it, for a dmitted having struck and wounded the prisoner en the front Mr' ' • ' h- --- shy of some legislative enactment to put a stop to such reckless Ditto, Half shtt:r.e.s. ::1 101:per ct. 1,0 0050 0 0 112 Straw, 1/ I
ease occurred some time since, in which a great quantity of corn this head, and 73 also did not deny having given Webster hi ate the nalt sued for but the Commissio
powhr to mi g pe y , ners conduct. Ditto, Quarter Shares, 101. per ct. 'ls 0 0 25 0 0 Vious rates,
was found in a stable attached to a public house, and, on in- several blows with his staff, but not on the head. of Customs bad, and to them an appeal anus* be made, and Another accident occur dle '
re tis morning, but was attended .n.Southern & Western, - 30 0015 0 0 26% te iiITECI
griiry being made, it was found to have been stolen. The On the part of the police, Mr. Smith, a tradesman in the they would reduce the fine to such an amount am they with little or no danger, and no other ineonvenience than a Do. Extension. •.• • . - .50 0 0 210 0 12% useful ilia,
landlord of the public-house was applied to, and he said he neighbourhood, was galled, who deposed that the constables thought fit, if there were any palliating circumstances in the slight detention of the paseengere. The engine attached to Do. Additional.. •. • • - i3OOO 2 10 0 2% rye -,t
0 tus ; 1,,t0i
knew nothing about it, as the stabling was underlet to tbe did not draw their staves until it was absolutely neeestary for ease, and the prisoners had not been convicted before. He then the short train, leaving Cheltenham for Gloucetter at thirt 11•• eat Northof England 6/. Os. p. .
sh :100 0 0 100 0 0 222
Y I/itto, New ... • ... -1/. p. sh. 40 0 0 50 0 55 Wheat Sti
ostler. In consequence of this, tae Magistrates en that Bench their own protection as the mob assembled was very consider- sentenced the prisoners to pay a flue of 1001. each to the minutes past nine o'clock, -tem , burst a tube when it neared Do. New .... . - 30 0 0 20 0 34 rately goot:!
had come to the determination of refusing the license, or cause able, and the feeling and excitemeut against them was very Queen, and be imprisoned till it was paid. Badgwurth. a police station abt,ut two miles from Cheltenham, 7reat :Western 81. per ct. II-0 00AO 0 0 176 New I'4(
it to stand over, in all Cases where they found the landlord of great. es- Some consternation -was manifested by the passengers, but in Ditto, 11,1 f Shares B/. per et. 50 0050 0 0 08 4/ 5s to 5/ /
the public-house underletting that portion appropriated to On the part of the prisoner, two respectable tradesmen re- TREATMENT OF RAILWAY Ditto Fifths. .•• - - 81. er ct 20 00300 0 38
about half an hour all was made right, and the train proceeded. tee • ' P '
ildtord, Farnham, &
stabling. siding close to the George deposed, that they had in the first ANOTHER ACCOUNT. Portsmouth ••• • • • - 50 002 10 0 3 SUGAB.-
There were four applications for licenses to sell spirits from place seen the constable 89 thrust the wits of the prisoner nut PASSENGERS. All doubt is removed as to the geese ef the fearful accident Harwich ........... • . - 20 00, 1 0 0 /34 scarcely at
the proprietors of beer-shops, all of which were disallowed. of tali public-house with such force that she must have fallen '''Nlonday Mit. fftevin,-ihe iriantging director ; afr. Godson, which occurred on this line on Saturday night. It WRS a truck Hull and Gainsborough - 25 00! 1 7 6 1% small . par(
upon her back on the pavement, and been severely injutred, had : the superintendent of traffic ; and Nlr. Dalby, the superinten- standing in the way of the luggege train on its way to [firming- Hull and Selby
she not come against her husband. The latter asked the • dent of police on the South-Western or Sou hampton Railway, ham, just as was stated Yesterday. The cause of the eta- Ditto, Quarter Shares 17s. 6d. pr sli 12 10 0112 10 0 22
The publit
I'OLICE INTELLIGENCE. police the rearon for shoving his wife about in that way, mem • attended before Mr. Henry, at the Lambeth Police-court, to sion must have arisen froM one or other of the fellowing mis Do. Half Shares •• • • - .24 002 0 0 23%
and 8:32 b
- Kendal & Windermere 25 0 0 110 0 i 2
(YESTERDAY.) which they instantly drew Out their truncheons, and 89 gave him meet the charge and complaint of Mr. James Henry Lee, takes : -either the signals were imperfectly given at the Kentish Coast --
1.. 25 0 0 1 7 6 l all of wl
GUILDHALL. a desperate blow on the front of the head, which instantly ' cheeseinnnger. of Great Russell-street, Covent-garden. Defford station to indieate that an obstruceon had to be Lancaster and Carlisle - 50 00125 0 0 55% at rather li
Michael Co.r, a tailor, about fifty years of age, was brought A Not content with this 89 erasned Mr. Lee was alio in Attendance, and made a statement ouard d azainst n
felled him to the groune. i , . - e - . . . - • - e e-,-r no signal was given at all, or the engine- Leeds and Itratititrd. - 50 00'15 0 0 21N lots, and t
hirn by the colloar, while 73 deliberately struck the prisoner Similar to that which he had made on Friday, last, and which driver fell a sacrifice to his own recklessness in pushing on in Li eicester
_aiNull Bedford
21 - t 20 0 0 1 2 0:3% p
before Mr. Alderman Johnson, charged with running away market gem
three desperate blows on the bask part of the head. appeared in The Suss of Saturday last. Mr. Lee also pointed spite of the warning.
and deserting his wite and tve children, whereby they had be- Scrioo & Inn Lstr per cen . 1 0 1 0
11../itt)o. 111 a Isf .'iharle's.. 0500 00 0 0500 0 00 384 to 4!
91:per cent. .
Mime chargeable to the parish of St. Sepulchre. N
Mr. HINZ, was of opinion the constables had used unne- out George Leeke, one of the Company's servants, .u. 119, It is only by an official inquiry that the facts can be pro
-- Ditto, Quarter Shares 91. per cent. 25 0 0 15 ,0 0 low to
Mr. Miller, the relieving officer of the district, stated the cettary violence toward. the prisoner, and had inflicted some ae the on Sunda fort- erl atcerta•
person who had " clipped" his tiekets __ _ _y . p y ined. Railway officers look as though you were ..endon &. Birmingham 161. per ct. -- Stock. . 224 low to f
nature of the charge and that the wife had caused the prisoner severe injuries upon him. He should, therefore, discharge night, and also the person who had put. tem and Mrs. Lee into , going to solicit charity, or pick their pockets, the moment in- Ditto, New Thirds.. 10/. per ct. 32
.0 0 10 0 0 46% 13ritish Pli
to be taken into custiody. The case had very much surprised him ; and as the ease was one which required further investi- • first-class carriage at the Walton station on the same evening, formation is asked about the occurrence of an accident ; but Ditto, New % Shaies 101. per Ct. 28 0 0 2 3 -0- -29 - - India Doc]
gation, as respected the conduct of the 'Wire, he ( Mr. Henry) stating that all tbe sesond-class carriages were full. even a passenger sitting in a carriage can give no information London and Blackwell 6s. 16 13 4 - I°7,', Were takei
him, as the 'parties had resided some time in the parish, ap-
parently in comfort and respectability, and keeping a well- would direct that a report et the proceeeings be laid before the In reply to the questions put to him, beyond his sensations at the time of the accident, or what he London and Brighton.. 31. Os. per sh. .5500 00 00 5205 0 0 78 ,
Do. Consolidated Bths - 572 barrel:
Police Commissioners, and a day would be appointed for a fur- Mr. Lee said he was perfectly certain Leeks told him all the witnesses after it. In the present case the responsibilit rest ° 0 ''.....1 1,230 tietc
furnished house. 9 :ondon and Croydon 16s. er sh. 13 15 9 -
thee investigation into the matter. second-class carriages were full, for he put him and Mrs. Lee with the officers at the Defford station. It was they whoy were Ditto P lig"
The wife said her husband had left her to live with a mar • ,GuarntdeS p. c. _ ;9 0 0 60 0 i ;-,,, Rust..---'
Joseph fiarckastle, mate of the schooner Lark, was charged into • first class carriage. He. (Leek.) had taken them the in charge of the truck which caused the double aceident, and of eondoe end Greenwich - 12 15 4 - 24 West Indi,
tied woman, who was separated from her husband, and who
with violently atsenlting his captain, Mr. Lee ; also with whole length of the train, and it was only upon their return coulee it remains for them te account for its having been so Ditto, Pref. or Priv• • 1/. 18 +7 2 - 24% for home c
was notorious for coating away married men. Her husbend
brutally assaulting Mrs. Lee, and attempting to throw her from the end that he had put them in the first. class carriage. placed, and to prove that the requisite signals were given. leondon and S. Western 14/. per share 41 610 - , 77%
lived at Dundee, but his wite got so bad a name there that puns 13:i 1:
overboard. Eldon teeing Mr. Godson at the Nine Elms station, he told I have seen this mornin J sB• d th
g ame air , e man who acted a Do., New Cons. Bths 1 10s. pr. sh. 40 0020 0 0 1 3,5
they were glad to give her some money and send her to Lon- ... ' I/itto, New . ..... .. I - 50 0 0 210 0 15% 1,097 laid!
don. The complainant had great difficulty in tracing out Mr. Games, wbo attended on the Part of the consPlainants, him what had occurred at the Walton etation with the Porter, fireman to the unfortunate Ward. He stated, "We left Gioia. Do. New .. .. - 40 0020 0 12 COFFEE
where this woman was living Her husband had left his home stated the nature of the charge against the prisoner. but he (Mr. Godscm) told him that he must pay the additional cester at nine o'clock on Saturday night with the luggage- London and York ... •• - 50 0 0 210 0 7 announced
about six week., and she met him on Sunday night going with It appeared that on Saturday evening the Captain and Mrs. 2s. Bd., and apply to the secretary on the following day for train. When we got to Bretton the pumps of the engine got Lndonderry & Coleraine - 50 0 0 210 0 4% Corms
the brandy bottle to procure some liquor for the woman. She Lee went on shore, leaving the prisoner and their three sons redrets, if there was anything wrong. , bad, and by our attending to them the fire got eery Icree but Do. & Enniskillen .. - 50 0 0 210 0 2% TOBACC
caught him round the waist, arid begged him to corns home to un board, and on i *turning between eleven and twelve, they Mr. Godson here remarked that Mr. Lee's manner at the by the time we got to Egginton the pumps were working Lynn and Ely ••• • • •
Do & Dereham •• • • - 25 0012 10 0 8
1
_ ,25 0 0 1 1 7 6 1 4% ,
, for most 1
his ti, tle , hildren; end his reply was, that he would never found that the prisoner had left the vessel during their abeence, station on the night in question was very different indeed from pretty well, and Ward said he would assist in getting the fire Manchester and Leeds 51.125. per sh, 100 0 0,76 0 0 i 21714 11aVe been
live with her another day. She then gave hirn in charge. He and was not then returned. In about an hour afterwards the thet which he now assumed, and said that much of the time filled up. I then commenced 611Ing up the fire, and he assi t d
-F,-e-• Ditto, Half Shares •• 21. 2s. per sit.' 50 00;34 0 0 1 104' 1,500 hhde
had deserted her once betore. prisoner came on board, and became very noisy. Mrs. Lee which he complained of being kept at the statism was consumed me by opening and shutting the fire-hole door as I put in the Ditto, Quarter Shares 4s. 25 0012• 0 0 1 39 lientucks
Mr. Alderman Joilesoe asked what trade the prisoner fol. requested him to po to his berth, when he struck her • violent by himself in taking the name. of those ut the Company's coke. lam not exactly sure whether it was by the bridge at Ditto, Sixteenths .•. - 6501 4 5 0 14% has been't
lowed? The wife said he was a tailor, and earned between 2/. blow upon the temple. and inflicted a wound of nearly two officers present. Defford or when crossing the Avon that Ward said to me, Manchestr & Binning. 21. per share. 40 0 0 1 440 00 00 7134.
,v some sorts
inches in length. He also struck her several blows on the face, Mr. Lee denied that this was the fact, and said that he felt t Jamie, there's something wrong ;' and immediately I saw him __Ditto, Quarter Shares - 10 00 1 3 1,,, ;
and :3/. per week. Mlffland •••• • ..
and was endeavouring to throw her over the bows of the vessel, annoyed at the treatment h s had been subjected to by tbe shut off the steam. On observing this, I began to reverse the TEA.-'
The preinner said nearly all his wife said was false. Ditto *P
. 20 - 4/*
, Fifths .. - 0 0; 2 0 0 1
i
when her husband came to her assistance The prisoner then Company's officers. engine, and whilst doing so I was thrown off it. As I was Do. New .......... 40 00 ,1 20 0 26• Se smile.
Mr. Alderman JOHNSON wished the prisoner to go y
b steps. -
tamed upon Captain Lee, and the first thing he did was to Mr. Stolen, in reply to the complaint, stated that the prae. falling I felt something strike my shoulder. It was very dark Ditto, Bina:. k Derby 41.125.6 d. p.c. - I Stock. 134% TALLov
Was it false that he had left his home for six weeks ? 'I he
jump upon the instep of the Captain's right foot, and do it tire on the line was, that if it happened that there was not at the time. I was restored, after a time, to sensibility by the -
_ts.eweastle & Bervrick - 25 0011 10 0 19 old, and 4
prisoner replied he must state all the circumstances. During too 0 0
serious injury, added to which the Captain has been for some sufficient room in the second-class carriages, so that the Corn- pouring of water over me. On lookieg up I saw engines and h
s:,,,,=t.ele&ScD,C.,ritstliz. AL Os. per 111.1100 0 0 ;
_.,,,
the current eig
•ht or ten weeks a tailor in London could not I •IL per share., 25 0 01 25 0 0 s‘;-2 (From
earn 10s. a week. He had saved up 4/. to go to Dublin on a considerable time labourinis under rheumatic gout. He alio pany's servants were obliged to put passengers into a first•clats earriages heaped upon each other. and tome of them nn fire. Do. New Brandllng 11.143.10d.p.51 25 00'15 0 0 45
visit, bat he was spending the money in London. He did not struck the Captain severely, and would have done him serious carriage, the fact was communicated to the guard of the train, I asked the person who was assiseting. me if he could tett me Newry & Enniskillen..l - I
50 00 ; 210 0 2 SUGAR
mean to desert his home. As to the woman spoken of, she mischief had it not been fur the timely arrival of a police.con. and upon his representation to the ticket receiver, no notice anything of Ward ?He said, ' Stranger, we will take yeu to Newark and Sheffield- - 25 0011 10 0 33y being will
stable. was taken of it. In the present case the guard had no intim: the station. You are not fit to inquire.aater your friends.' -' North British •••• • • • • - 25 00115 0 0 31 come fort
was an old ectmaintance. She was older than himself, and Do. New . ...... .. - 1 1 0 0 9%
was besides a married woman, and what his wife said, therefore, The prisoner, in defence, said his mistress had assaulted him ng at Defford
tion whatever on the subject of the complaint, and Mrs. Lee Baird attributes the accident to imperfect signalli .
Northern anti Eastern . ;cid'. 50 00145 0 0 72 transacted
could not be true. in the first instance, by pushing him. was in • first, though second-class passenger, and moreover. on . Ditto, Scrip, iss.s/.d. 2/.55. 50 00135 0 0 53 were mad,
Mr. Alderman Jowssott did not see that what the wife had The prisoner was then ordered to pay a penalty of 5/. for each reference to the waybills, it was found that upon the train FIRE NEAR 'WINCHESTER. Ditto, Quarter Shares, Iss. 12 10 01210 0 18 tity of all i
alleged must necessarily be false. According to his own ac- assault, or in default two months' imprisonment. leaving Walton station, there was room for twenty-nine pas- tan Saturday last a fire which has o• nsumee several dwell- N. Kent & Direct Dover' - 50 002 10 0 5 RIFINI
count he was knocking about London, spending all the money GREEA WIGH. sengers in the second-class more than they contained. Besides pee a e arm les o o ouse ana
ings, and deprived seven re's •t bl f •I• fbth h . , North Wales .... • • - 25 00r 1 5 0 3% caution by
this, the agent at the Walton station had been written to on the 'corwich and Brandon - 20 0014 0 0 23% mined, bi
upon himself, and leaving his five children and wife to starve. Mare Ann Williams alias Adams, Agent, Ancient, Gil- home, occurred at a village called Nlitcheldever, •even miles • ......
Ditto, N. ew - • . - 10
b'ect, and upon making the inquiry there, the porter, Leeke 0 0 1 0 0 5% lumps &is
The prisoner said he had a lad to assist him, and the wife more, Evans, Brown, and Garwood, a well-dressed and intel- d
sn
j" dha•- t Id ;hat th e d 1 ' from Winchester, on the Basingstoke road, and within two Oxford & Worcester •• - - - 210 0 .10
might have derived 15s. a week from his labour. He cut out ligent woman, aged about 25 years, described in the police erne mg o anytp.assenger ...to a e %con -c ass her- miles of the mansion of Sir Thomas Baring, Bart., salsa e Preston and W,yre --1 - 50 0050 0 e 44 bonded CI
riages were full, and pu ting theml i rs
fi -class came e. I
s lot of work for him before he went away. sheet as the wife of a commercial traveller, residing at 126, g at Stratton Park. From inquiries made u h Richmond.- •• •••• I -
pon t e spot it 20 0 0 5 0 0 I le% present is
On the contrary he said he reco lected a lady and entleman
Mr. Miller said the wife had been reduced to ask for paro- Wiudmill-street, Gravesend, and Daniel Garrett, a young appea. s that the flre originated through the falling of sparks ItugbY "• ••••••• • • • • .! - 20 0 0 10 0 : 2% MAURI
ehial aid. man in a sporting dress, who described himself as a caeinet- om• to him- 'and his askin them ii t g
c ing , upon g hey were first-
lass assen ers the answered. in the affirmative and he con- from the flue of an oven belonging to the bakehouse of Mr. Scottis, Central ......i -
Do. Midlan4 •• • • ...., - 50 0 0 210 0 ! 7
2.5 0 0 110 0 3 and the r;
The wife believed her husband never intended to return, maker by trade, but latterly a groom out of employ, and living c P g, 7 _ . . ~ Groom, baker arid general dealer, who at tae time eas rakin quoted of
because he took away three suits of his clothes. at 6, Bond-street, Vauxhall, were charged with being con. sequently put them into a first-class carriage. With these cir. the vrood embers. Pieces of those fell upon the thatch of at •Zilltyllil and Lincoln • .1; -
120(5) $:(1) (()) 1 5 0 j I% good, and
cumstances before them, they could do no more nor less than & Manchestr, - 95 0 0
Mr. Alderman JOHNSON said he was not satisfied with the nected in uttering excellently executed counterfeit halt-sove- adjoining cart-house, which, in consequence of the inflammable Ditt;),Quarter Shares' - 25 0011 0 0 13 yellow at :
**planation the pritioner had offered, and he committed him reigns. The prisoners had been remanded to make inquiries, they had done. nature of the roofing, instantly ignited, and the fire communi •
Shrws.,Wolw.,Dud.,ltir.l - 50 0 0 210 0 8 48s to 50s
to hard labour for one month. e - • and to have the attendance of the solicitor to the Mint, in order Mr. Lee observed that it was not likely that the porter would eating ittelf to the line of continuous th th th h I
aC , ~ :bouth Devon .........1 - ,50 0 0 20 00 : 35% to 445, mi
BOW-STREET. to identify them if old offenders. acknowledge his error, when such acknowledgment might lead e• • •
spee Iyin a blase. At this moment the consternation of the
ew a e w-- South-Eastern & Door 11 lOs Gd 5,33 ^ 4 - i4B to .571 6d
- Wimbush, who was brought up at this Court on Satur. 31r. Powell attended for her alajesty's 31int, and identified to.hts being dtscharged from .
his situatinn He 'llr Lee wa •
( • • ) ' villagers was vete great ; the awful appearance of the Ditt es, wis 32/ d* . . 10d totP.ll.l 50 (.1 0 12 0 0 22/4
flames, Do ()'
- e ss• . is.'2s* *- * s .50 0 o 7 0 0 15s, 3bs to 47
II gto believe that the circumstance arose through the mis- . New, No. 2 ....i - EAST I
day, on a charge of stealing a watch from Messrs. Debenham the male prisoner as having been tried, convicted, and sen-
71r mof th r but still he did not think thet he _,
ha, , and the terror of the inrnates, who had b 1 t I
arwy t_me, _n . 1 Do. New, No. 3•• - . - 50 0 0 210 0 1 isci:
and Storr, of King-street, Covent-garden, was again placed at tenced to twelve month!' imprisonment in Newgate fer a simi- : e e porte ~ sn _le instances, to escape the violence of the flamea and the masses of Souith Walee .:.h...... \ - 50 002 10 0 6% with all !
h h h h h d d
been treated in t e ars manner ea• an more than o 10 0 1 4 were sold
the bar before Mr. Jardiue, when lar offence to the present charge; and the female as having ave . burning thatch which fell as it was on 5 re• producing a fearful effect s'
„rtraextesvaaltiledy Ri.c mond, - 20 0 , .
h 11.1 • • d
h d first-class fare bot ways, w ie in going own
all, to be c arge . _ upon them. Rumours were also shortly prevalent, that an •• •• • ..I - 120 0 0 20 0 , 19% fine white
Mr. 'Clarkson opened the case, and ealled the following wit- been examined before the Lord Mayor for a like offence ; but Trent Valley and Hol .-,
1
) , to 575, ri
nesse' :es. not being known in the City before, and the evidence not being he had travelled by a second-class carnage only.
Mr. Stovin observed they had a right to inter be travelled by tee, ha-pe
aged cripple was in one of the houses burning to death, but head Junction ••• • • • - - 1 76 , 2%
yellow tit
p y proved without foundation, the poor creature Watertbrd & Iclk '
i enn:, . - 20 0 0 1 0 0 2N
Charles Walker, watch-maker, of 40, Princes-street, Soho, sufficiently conclusive, was discharged a few weeks since.
a first-class carriage in going down as rustles coming up. having been most miraculously preserved by the ine•rposition West Cornwall -- .. - 20 0 0 15 0 3N, to 51s 1
identified the watch produced as having been made by him for From particular inquiries made by the police during the past
Mr Henry did not think this is a good infe.ence. and was of of a kind neighbour. N ery soon after the outbreak, informa. Yarmouth & Norwich i IL 20 0, 020 0 0 30% wa,lied 41
a Mr. Ballock, an artist, of the Strand. It was numbered week, there appears no doubt but they are connected with a .. •
C h d • ht t • • t th 6 t 1 •
opinion the ompany ano rig o tools upon ers c ass tion of the occurrence was sent to the seat of Sir Tnotnas Ditto, New ••••• •• •.! 4s. 6d. 20 0014 0 0 24 washed 3
375. It has a duplex escapement, is jewelled in four holes, gang of coiners. Y cite & North
.Midlant , 10/. per et. 50 0 0 50 0 0 108 taken in i
with compensation balance, enamelled dial, and seconds. He Amelia Elliott deposed that she keeps a stall in the Thames tare both ways.
Mr. Stovin observed that there was nothin to show the c - '
g on Ba-ing and the Hon. Francis Baring immediately repaired to /at°, Half Sharos••l 101. per ct. 25 0025 0 0 51% oR,, mid,'
made it about three years ago, bUt could not speak exactly to Tunnel for the sale of fence goods. On the 22d ult. the
trar that Mr. Lee and his lady did go down as well as come the scene. having given orders that the engines belenging to Die, e ' ' hl - 25 0025 0 0 54
carbro branc
Jas a fetel
the mansion should he promptly conveyed to the spot, eith Ditto, Selby Scrip ••1 101. per ct. 50 0 0 20 0 0 76%
the time when he made it, as he had not his books in Court. female prisoner purchased a view of the Tunnel at Is. 6d., for u Y
pby a 6 s c
t. lass carria e.
A 25 0 0 1 5 0 24% the full v
twenty-two men employed upon the domain, who were dis- Ditto, extension ...O -
A person, named Richardson, called upon him in April, 1e44, which she tendered a sovereign in payment. Wheels was
Mr. Henry-He states he obtained two second-clas d Bordeaux and Toulouse, - 20 0 0 20 0 2% .MOLAS
a -aY at h d • h h k h NI . •lal these
p c r wit t em to wor t cm. s eantime, t% .1 e
and, describing the watch to him, asked his opinion as to the asked for half a soeereign in part change. She not haying
tickets, and your servants would not surely let parties into 1/o. and Cette ••• . -1 - 20 0 0 20 0 ' 2% mend has
quality if the watch. one, went to the toll-keeper, who gave her half a sovereign, • • , . . , a arrangements were effected, the &meg progre.sed nowt leer- Boulogne and 1 •
.: onens. -
fire-class carriage, except on particular emergencies, witn a see. 20 0 0 60 0 11 /4 20, t„ 02.
ale. Clarkson said he must nnt go into the particulars decor'. which he weighed, and ten shillings in sitver. Witness laid fully, extending from house to house and fleor to floer with Dieppe and Pat is June. - 20 0 1%
d I t' k t
con -c ass lc e . -
versation at which the prisoner was not present, he would, there- the whole change on the count .
er to the prisoner. who counted such rapidity that it was impossible to stay their furs, and one elt. Northern of Franee - 20 0 0 4o 0 634 year at th
31r Stovin-The Com '
d f t th
fore only ask whether the conversation ha re erence oe it over, and gave her Is. 6d back. Witness then turned to ,• • Pliny s servants do not insist upon of the inmates ( Groom), with his wife and family, with very Lyons and Avignon.... - 20 0020 0 ' 3 Foitrt(
serve some ladies on the other side, and on her looking back seeing the tickets ; and, in laet, the passengers consider it an great d.fficulty escaped. At attempt was made to save some Jrleans and Vierzon .. - 20 0 0 60 0 213 i Sugar hill
sale at Messrs. Debenham and Storr's ?
'd ' h d H ave %Ir Richardson his 00. the prisoner said she fear
The witness sat it a . e g . . ed the half sovereign was bad, and annoyance to be asked to see their tickets. Indeed, many gen.. portion of the property, but this was found to be next to :)rle.ans & Bourdeaux - 20 0 0 40 0 14% and stock
tlernen ince= our right to see the ticket, or to ask how far • Pans &Lyons (Laffitte) - 20 0 0 20 0 4
nion of the quality of the watch• A few idles after t e savr alr. begged to ask somebody if it wit. not so. she took is imme. 9 . . . . impostible, from the falling ot the bodies of fire and the neer, of any ki
Richardson • d heard from him that the watch had diately to
again, an the toll-collector, who declared it bad, and said that they are going I will mention one gentleman, who, It must of the houte, which was full of timber. It was a considerable j ,
Do. (Gan '
neron s).. ..
/o. (talon's) ••.. • • - 20 0 a 20 0 274
20 0 0 20 0 2 •,•4 withstand
been seslen. That was in April, and in December or January it was not the one he gave her. He then weighed it, and lee admitted, was a high legel authoeity, namely-the Lord time before the engines could be got into full play, in come- Paris and Strasbourg - -
_ 20 0 0 20 0 3 above tho
following a person named Cloughly called upon him and showed found it very light. He lent her a good one, which she gave Chancellor of Ireland, who denies the rtght. quence of the well being but badly supplied with water, and the Paris & St. Quentin • . - 20 0 0 20 0 2 much My
him a watch. He asked him whether he had made it, and he to the prisoner, who wen• away followed by the male prisoner, Mr. Godson remarked he thought they had a right to charge nearest pond being at a contiderable distance from the spot. Pans and Orleans. •• • • - 20 0020 0 0 501,4 the e ants
said he had, and that it had been stolen. He added that he who had previously spoken to her a stall or two off. She the complainent first-class fare.
_both weys. He ( Mr. Lee) Police constable 2.5. of the Hampshire cemstabulary, was imme. Parte and Rouen ..• •• • 21. 20 0020 0 0 42% A floating!
haul entered into a contract w t . p y
h the Com an to travel to • Royal North of Spain.. - -- 20 0 2% for a nes
(thonghly) must go with him to Messrs. Debenham and Storr, immediately gave information to an officer of the Tunnel police. distely after the outbreak dispatched to Winahes•er, and Capt.
Walton and back by a second-cla.s carriage, and got day tickets It cen and Ilavre •• • • - 20 0016 0 0 31 fetched 2-
from wbotn the watch had beers stolen. Clougl expressed Charles Lock, toll-collector, corroborated the last witness. Harri 1. .ftbl d m es •
I, tee chie cons a e, an r. 1 art the superintendent , 1 d M 20 0 0 6 0 0 gee
for the purpose. He did not travel both ways as he had under- , sam _ire an . euse •. • • - other kin
f trial but
himself willing to go, and on arriving at Messrs. ebenham's The prisoners were hilly committed to Newgate .or , h 1 f dnt with th is' i
s ort y e terwar swe • ree constaeies, to render any Strasbourg and Bale • • - 14 0014 0 0 10%
taken, and, therefore, he had broken his contract with th rates, but
be said he had received it from Mr. Wimbush, and gave him were informed that good bail would be taken in each case for s.. e requisite itesistance. When they arrived, the whole of the long Fours & Nantes (Mac-
-801. and themselves in 1001. each. company. line of roofing of the six cottages had fallen in, and the lower kenzi") •• • • ..... • - 20 0 0 20 0 3% Corm
30 guineas for it. HAM .1 EItSMITFL Mr. Lee replied that he had not wilfully done so. If his '1 D (L vevres) 20 0 0 20 0 2% refrained
-
Mr. George Bullock said that he was an artist, and that the intention was to cheat or defraud the Company, he must be part of the but dings, as well as the outhouses were in o" e
watch produced, or one similar, was made tor him by the last A/ rata Smith wag brought up in the custody of the rolice
- --a- - - . . • • a considered very silly indeed, as he must have felt thorou hl II Several of the inm t h ' 1
ames. aes w o were out g ean. attentton,
witness. He gave him 30/. for it. He afterwards pledged it before Mr. T. Paynter, the sitting magistrate, on the fol owing g Y ing in the fields at the time of the outbreak, had by this time ZOINT-STOCX. HANKS. ord pale a
satisfied of detection u • • N• El '
pon arriving at me ms station.
to a pawnbruker in St. Martin's-lane. He did not pawn it charge of robbery :- been apprised of the alarming fact, and so great was their con-
John Catling, a ticket-collector was then called, and said Foreign
himself, but .ent Mrs. Bullock with it. He now produced the Mrs. Harriet Clarke, an aged lady, deposed that sinee the h • . ' i L . , sternation at finding their little all consumed, that they beceme Dividend Amount
r tat upon taking the tickets of Mr. and a rs. ee, on tbe night Paid. Price were rat
terket which she received on pledging it. 19th of August last she had been residing at the house ch almost frantic. The police, however, acted admirably in Name of Company. per of
in question he told them they had got into the wrong carriage mingo le
wilisam eliesre, assistant in the shop of Mr. Fleming, Mrs. Morris, at Parson's-green, Fulham. The prisoner was mr ' . • preventing the poor creatures from imperilling themselves Annum. Share.
. Lee replied that they had been put there by one of the --- some part
pawnbroker, in St. Martin's-lane, spoke to having received the Mrs. Nlorris's eerrant. Since witness had been there she had (se by attempting to save anything, and •so greatly were some
watch from Mrs. Bullock, and aho to having sent it tu Messrs. missed a variety of articlee, and that morning, in consequence '''' ' v t and the had, therefore a right to b
. mpany
hs ser
f:in s, y . ' , - „e, of the persons affected that they swooned away. Mrs. Pink, Australasia -•••• • • • -6/. per cent. 40 0040 0 0 31
t out and were going sway, wnen ne tom .e. :r 1 1. Wl h
t ere. Teyten go , . . have four
Debenheen and Storr's, to be sold by auction. of witness having complained about it, Mrs, 31orris called in a n e , .. ~.e wire or toe - .nc-ester and Basingstoke carrier, hear- Britsh North American 4/. per cent. 50 0050 0 0 48%
Mr. Lee he must aecompany him to the :uperintencient s omce • Rice,-
Mr. Richardson, picture-dealer, corroborated part of Mr. policeman, whom, with the prisoner, witness accompanied up
h • • h cid so t ing of the circumstance at the market at Winchester, fell Commercial of London 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 24 ..
and after tome esitation, e i • 1514 rates pan
Walker's evidence, and proved that the watch, together with to the prisoner's room, and then saw the policeman take frnm with great violence to the floor in Mr. Watson's shop, Colonial .••. • • • • ...... 5/. per cent. log co) o i:()) 0
Is• evidence 0 2732' these rat
Londn and Westminstr 6/. per cent. 10 0 ~•
other articles of great value, were stolen during a sale at her box the petticoat, veil, three pairs of gloves, three towels, itfterLGeorge Lee_k7 had given_ itsi and since she has been very ill. The fire continued to burn
1 i bl; he did n t
ee observed t was perfec ypa i a cis, or 'tock .• • 61. per cent. .0 0 0 10 0 0 14
London Joint-S _ was at its
Messrs. Debenham and Storr, in April, 1644, at weich the pri- one habit shirt, and collar, three French cambric handker- until every particle of furniture and stock was destroyed 25 0 0 710 0
oulrd. ot, recollect the circumstances, for the fact was, he and sev . Metropolitan .• .••• • • • Seim
toner was present. chiefs, a piece of fringe, several pieces of lace, a pocket knife, a s's n . . • • the houses gutted, eral valuable pigs, poultry, and Provincial of Ireland • . 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 48% .
was a partial witness. He (NIL Lee) was willing to state heewar.l
James Cloughly, of 98, Long-acre, clerk to Messrs. Pearce, purse, sundry pieces of ribbon, and other articles produced, domestic animals sacrificed. The loss will be most severely Ditto, Sew. B/. per cent. 10 00100 0 20
h d h f ld b b d th h h
on oat ,an t e aet cou e corro orate , at e was t e 50 0 0 17 10 0 2014 been exc.
army clothiers, stated that in the month if May last year, or wbch were part of the things she had rnitse :. Witness was feh, as the occupiers are. none of them insured. The owner Nation.al of trelaT .. Z. per cent
hhd l'dt t b t•t a ecodl
person e a apple o, o e pu in o . s n-c ass Nat. 1 rovncial of ng. . per cen . ,
t. 100 0 0 35 0 0 37 advaeced
thereaeouts, he bought from the prisoner the -etch now pro- sure they were all safe when she went to Mrs. Morris's a fort- of the houses, Sir Francis Baring, is insured in one of the to Is 10
i ht since. The risnner waited on witness an h
duced Tire prisoner owed him money et Hat rime, but wit- ng . _ p .d ad access carriage ; that he was the person who took him and Mrs.
County-offices. i (Monda mor •
Th.s ~ y) ning an attempt has been union
Ditto, New.• •••• • .. 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0
of Australia.. • • - 25 0 0 25 0 0 251., little doii
Lee along the whole line of train and on their returnin
ness, however, gave cash 131. for this article. He sequired a to articles. When she was in the prisoner's room that g a made, now that the ruins are sufficiently cooled, to explore Union of London. •• - [ 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 13%
h el• - • d t a fir t Class ca • dd .
1 ort istance pointe o d is - . triage, an cured INDIC,
memorandum of the sale and payment, which, however, he morning she found her flannel dretsing-gown there, which _ them ; and under the direction of the police this was done
them to get in, ae the secon -c ass carriages were all full. Ile Indigo s,
did not receive from the prisoner until the April following. the prisoner had done her the honour to sleep in on the previous with success, so far that a quantity of money in different kinds DOCKS.
He had that memorandum still in his possession. night. questioned the witness as to whether all passengers at Walton of • f und, ea well as the remains of two watches in a
coin was 4 . rates ; n
station were taken up that night, and he answered in the 2s 3d, ye
The electsefteere interrupted the examination, directing Policeman Fitzgerald, 89 V, corroborated Mrs• aarke's an • fused state. These were taken charge of by the police, and Dividend , Amount
rmis' ive. 8d rniddl
the witness to go home tor the memorandum, and prodace it in statement, and produced the articles identified, and also some jeer H this was all that was saved of any value. After the fire, the Name of Company. per ! of ' Paid. Price. '
court with as tette delay as pessible. articles belonging to Mrs. Morris, which had been found in the "" • I have watched the countenance of th•
enry- . . is man Hon. Francis Baring and the ot-her resident gentlemen publicly Annum. Share. COCIII
narrowly. and feel persuasled in my own mind that he is statin
Durieg his absence. witnesses from the establishment of prisoner's box. Mrs. :Morris, who had received high recom- . g thanked the police under Captain Harris and Superintendent ------ - - purehase
t s hich he s tes t te u d
eircums ance w
.ta o ave nee rre , not from actual , X s. d. X s. d. ilondura
Messrs. Machin and Debenham were called to prove the fol. mendations of the prisoner from some friends in the country, Tart for their efficient exertions daring the many hours the ,
recollection, and that, in fact, he does not recollect anythin ' ' W h h b' • It 11 -ommercial .. • • ...•. , 3/. per cent. Stock. , - stock is c
lowing facts which had been set forth in Mr. Clarkson's state. declined to prosecute her. g fire continued burning. e ear tata su scription, i tern y
e ;Last and West India ...,5%/. pr cent. Stock. i -13". i TEA.-
ment :,A gold casket and some diamonds and doubloons, The prisoner, who was in tears while at the bar, declined .
about it. He was asked some days after if he had put a lady headed and strenuously promoted, is being got up throaghout east Country ..... • .71' le Per sh. 100 0 0 - 21
fir 1 •
and gentleman in a st-c ass carriage who had only second- • h od f the benefit of the sufferers. public sal
'Viten at the same time with the watch, were of the saying anything, and was fully committed for trial. the neig bourho or London - 118%
value of about 3001. The prisoner was in the habit of WANDSW OR FEL class tickets, and he of course replied that he had not. This et Katharine •• • • ....1 5 per cent. Stock. ; - 110 brought
ich was to be ex ected from him I --- _
line of s tham ton •• 41 er c
p . t was YORK AND LANCASTER LLAILWAT.-A. new . ou p •• •••• ..p ent. 50 00'50 0 0 30 hibiting ;
attending the sales, and those respectable dealers who were Sueannah Bennett and Sarah Bennett, mother and daughter, was the answer wh
known were admitted behind the counter to examine the more the latter enceinte, were charged with stealing four onions not likely that he was going to admit an error which might some importance is now before the public, intended to connect i
valuable articles. The prisoner was seen to examine the arti- from a piece of land belonging to Mr. Robert Spencer, a endanger his situation. The question was who he should York and Lancaster, by passing near Knaresborongh, Harm- INSURANCE COMPANIES. per lb fo
des in questien shortly before they were missed. About farmer, in Battersea flelds. believe, Mr. Lee or Leeke, the porter. In the first place, it gate, Long Preston, Settle, and other populous and thriving
twenty or thirty dealers examined the articles the morning of Police-constable Lionel Hodder, of the V division, proved coeld hardly be supposed that a person in the situation and places. The line is to pass along the valleys, and the whole Dividend Amount in the ma
the robbery. that the ynunger prisoner pulled up three onions, and the circumstances of lite of Mr. Lee would have in the first place distance is expected to be performed in two hours and a half, Name ef Company. per of Paid. I'rice. Green th
Mr. Cloushly (having returned) produced the memorandum elder prisoner nne. so strenuously objected to the payment of the 2s. tki, at the instead of about twelve hours, as at present, hy coach. Ali Annum. Share. has been i
station-house ; and though the warmth of his conduct there had the great manufacturing, mining, and agricultural districts of - Prices ea
of receipt of payment for the watch, which he swore to be in The defence set up by the mother was, that her daughter
be 1 • d f ' '
en comp aine o, xt was to him (Mr. Henry) a proof that he the north of England will, by this means, have facilities of ac- ,
X s. d. X s. d.
the prisoner's handwriting. He had known the prisoner twenty was in the family way, and as they were passing through the are very I
was ri ht. Then • ain his takin th Alh.ion .. • ..• ••••• •• •• 31. 103. ~(:10 0 0 50 0 0 73
piece of onions on their way home on Saturday evening she g e trouble to go once or cess to Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Hamburgh, Asc. The line
sears. twice gto the statiOng • '
, his attendance at this Court and alto e- • Alliance Brit. and For. 6 per cent. 100 0011 0 0 20 mand ha:
In answer to the prisoner's solieitor, tie witness said, that suddenly craved for some onions, and could not resist the , f .... . . . . t A will be 72 miles in length, will ha
tner or a trining cnarge, perrectly satisfied him (Mr. Henr ve favourable gradients, it is DA 3.1 •
Ito arum 6/. per cent, 100 0 0 50 0 6% have bee
his statement that he bought the watch in May, 1844, de- temptation of taking two or three. y) said, and receives fair s f th 111 • d
upport rom ose oca y intereste ,as Atlas .••••••• • • • . • • -13 s. 6d. pr sh. 50 0 0 • 5 0 0 17 quoled•
that the circumstances of the cue were as he had stated them
pended on the prisoner's memorandum, and not on his own Mr. RATNTER fined the prisoners 7s. each, and 6d.
and he • ' •
as perfect] convinced that if Messrs Storm and God •
, well as frona the Scotch capitalists. the Chairman of the Edin. British Commercial - 7s. per share 50 0 0 50 0 7 scale in c
retollection. the value of the onions, or seven days' imprisonment in w y . • burgh and Glatgew Railway having joined the direction. Clericl,Med.& Gen. Life 51. per cent. 100 0 0 210 1 634 decline in
son were on it jury to decide the question at issue, they would
William Stunt, a clerk in the employment of default. NEGLECT OP DUTY ON THE NORTE' UNION County .•.•••• • • • • • • • 3/. 100 0010 0 0 a good d,
have no difficulty in deciding with him He (Mr Henr 1 r 9s. and }
the prosecutor, stated, that on the day after the The elder prisoner paid the fines, and then requested the h ' s ' y s Rerewee.-Jehn Round and Peter Eastham, two servants in :rown .•••••• • . • • • . • 40 0 0 50 0 10 sales on '
t ought Mr. Godson had done no more than his duty dictated, / 61.55. hs.
robbery, he received instructions from his employers to go Magistrate to allow the policeman to give up one of the onions the employ of Mr H rgreavee, carrier, at the lu a tt. • •
gg. ge s a ion, 1-.41e ......... ..... .• 6s. 50 0 0 6 0 0 5•4
v gond, bu
round to the several chalers in gold, and to inquire whether to her daughter. • with the exception, perhaps; •of charging the flrst-elass fare - " - ' a - f th
Wigan, were summoned be ore e coutity magistrates. en
they had parehated bullion ef thekind into which the doubloons Mr. Donald Nicholl, of Pavilion Cottage, York-road, Bat. both ways and it would have been as well also if Mr Le
had ad h *
p i t e demand under a protest. His impression, from ['con° le I ife
° Friday last, charged with a neglect of ditty in' leaving the ,', om ' • . e& 30s.bs. 3 1000 0 0 250 0 0 Pekoe.
Scot. Law Life 5l. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 3 valet af
and gold casket were likely to be eenverted. In such tersea fields, appliedto thernagistrate to know what proceedings a switches at the junction leading to the warehouse turned the "ng•-
a cue, it would be the usual course for the dealer could be taken to put down a fair which was to be held in a 11 t‘hat he had heard was, that the 2s. Bd. should be returned wrong way, thus endangering the safety of the passeng European Life •••••• • • 5% per cent. 20 0 0 All paid. 20
er Freemasons' ..• •••• • • • Nl. per cent. 20 0 0 5 0 0 Seim
further a,
to give every assistance to lead to the tracing portion of Battersea-fields, near to some most respectable resi. ta •hh Lee' trains moving on the line. An objection was taken by the -;tobt, ..... ..... ••• • • • 6/. per cent. Stock. - 140
a the thief. The prisoner was in the counting-house deuces, and which commenced that day and was to last until After some further observations, Mr. Henry said he was glad defendants that the charge conld not be heard before the utisentian ••• • • --• .....• 5/. per cent. 100 0036 10 0 50% n arket h
when witness received those instructions, and followed Wednesday night. the question had been asked. He had himself looked over the „„t m • t t
y agis ra es, as t..e a de
h - 11 id offence had been com '
mit ted 1 ' a Fire •••• • • • • 121.'per cent. e,OO 0050 0 0 235
mpero no declin
m to the city if wi
witness out, offering to accompany hi , tness Mr. PAT/ITER, addressing Inspector Creed, said he supposed three voluminous Acts of the Cempany and could not find •
' . In the borough. On examination of the map this proved to be imperial Liet........: • . 125, 100 0 0 -10 0 0 16% sale priv,
h" h' h '
anyt mg to give im tee power to issue a summons in a case
...ey were Indemnity , h& 1 100 0 0 513 1 !V ' '
aline. • • 1/. a /s. 2 ~i is much I
would first come to an eating-house and dine with him. The it was one of the numerous illegal fairs that are being held in the cage, and the men were dismissed. On Afenday th Law Lite •••••• - • • • • 1/. ss. 100 0010 0 0 45%
he bullion-dealers they all rts of like the present, or give Mr. Lee any.usietence in the mateer, purchasei
prisoner said it would be useless to go t ,
_Pa the metropolis. summoned before the borough magistrates, when, through an Le al and General Life - SO 0 0 20 0 6%
g
k •h ' the onl remed for him bein b civil action He should be • Nutmegs
could give no information, as they never to i names, owever, • inspector Creed observed that the magistrate's surmises were ~ . Y ,Y e. g y • informality in the wording a the summons, the charge was :,ondon Fire
tie would show witness the most likely houses. At dinner correct. They (the police) had already been applied to, but '
gad to hear from Mr Stnvin if there was any clause which again dismissed. A third summons has been taken out, Lt.odon Ship .. . - 16 private 0
the manner in which the prisoner remarked upon the rebbery they could. do nothing more than preserve order. I gave a magistrate the power ef issuing a summons against the sr Deargetereiee.-Sirice the Marine • •
.. • •• • - ...... ',l. per cent. .
100 0 0 15 0 0 10% several p
suited the suspicions of Wiliness, Mr. Nicholl sit,
and he therefore made . id, the conduct of the people assembled on the Company in such a case as the present. eHE LATE RIOT AT
late disgraceful riot of the 13th instant, a considerable number Med. Invitti & Gen. Lite - 50 00-2 0 0 3 OiLs.•
to whom he spot on Sunday was most ' Mr. Stovin replied he was not aware there was such a clause. National Loan Fund .• 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 2% good den
ma exeunt for returning to his employsrs, unseemly and offensive, and the fact ' ' of persons, suspected of being concerned in it, have undergone National Life.. • • •.... Al. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 934
was that if Batt hich Mr 11 b erved that the h 1
upon w
.. enry o s
.w • e enactment was a to those
communicated those suspicions that the prisoner was concerned , d f h
dersea-fields continued to be made the resort of precognition before the sheriff substitute here. u
-.oat of Palladium Ufa •• . .• • 51. per cent. 50 0 0 2 0 0 21. 2s.
~.ay be
in the robbery. They end him to go at once to the refiyers thousan s o a characters. it would soon become a valueless for the protection of the Company, and in the present case he
them ha b
ve een acquitted, but a •
few under more suspicious Ptnenix ••••••• - . • • • • 3/. p. ct. & bs. . - - 210
for no ,sne hatin r t ' could not even enforce the payment of the 2s. 841. 20 0 0 1 001/ 2s rate: that
Protector Life •••• • • -5/. per cent. , , ,
w.
teoteithstanding. He went accordingly into the City, but property, _ gp e ennons to gentility could con- ' circumstances have been remanded for further examination
side there
tinue to re , 1 Mr. Stoyin replied that this was not necessary as the mere , ' ' Provident I.ife •••• • • .. IL 55. 100 0 0 10 0 0 24 ith Spi
being determined not to take the prisoner with him, he left IN • have not yet, however, heard of anything that has trans
him at the Bell and Crowns 1101boru, where the prisoner Mr. PAYNTIR observed he was sorry he could be of nee 1 suggestion front his Worship was quite enough. , Rock Lite •••••• • • • • • • 45. 5000 10 0 4% and the d
spired to throw much 1. ht n the origin of the affair. The Royal Exchange .• • ... 5/. per cent Stock. 168
ig 0 -
assistance, and he hinted that the Legisl Mr. Henry told Mr. Lee that this arrangement would not e Linseed
stopped to see his wife off by the coach. ature would soon find a urum that was beat on the occasion was stolen from the drum- Sun Fire ..... •• • • ... 6/. 10s. - -
remedy for the evil, for these illegal faire entailed a great deal bar his right of action against the Company for the false int- Oil has
Edmund Collins, a Teener and smelter, Droved to have pure mer of th D •
e unferettline Instrnmental Band on the previo s Ditto Life .• •••• • • • • IL CI,. - -
eimsed a bar of geld, weighing 11 ounces, -kern the prisoner, of trouble on the police magistrates. prisonment, but there would be much difficulty he thought in • evious to the 13th i u es '• al Life •••• . •• 10% Lpr cnt. 100 0
mow, a MN crs 615 0 111 doing, ai
B 0 .1,1 i. y getting a verdict. evening. We understand that. Pr has been
on the 20 h April. I m 44. LTne rebbery took place on the 17, h. 1 veral meetings with the menu- - ------ _ _ _______ -
committee of operatives held se
An officer of Pence Provsd t° fitediog a 9991491 t Four Young girls, named Eliza Lewis. Maria Lewis, Mr. Lee said it was not his wish to proceed further. The • In Oiive
ng apparat us factarers in order th t the latter might remonstrate "with the LIST OF SCOTTISH COMP.A.NZES' PRICES.
in the prisoner's house.
Mary .44/1 Stringer, I
subeila -infield, and Rebecca Sirtfield, matter was nne affecting the public. He had brought it before ' a f dh • and the s
After some further evidence, the prisoner was full h
y emus the mot eft of t a a.
h 1 st-ramed defendants, attended before the public in the hope of preventing a repetition, and he was Messrs. Alexander on the coneerpsenees o not a en:lg to the
I ---- -
f Were refused to interfere
now satisfied. table of prices, and that the manu RC Dieidend Amount I TA LI.O
witted for trial. Viscount Sydney, and Messrs. Goodhast, Chapman, and - in the matter. The recklees band then took the affair into Name of Company. per of Paid. i Price
iIARLBOROUGH-STREET. Behrent, the presiding 3lagistrates at the Bromley Bench to Mr. Stovin ordered the return fth
o e 21. ed., and the parties
1 descriptit
' • left the Court. their own hand, and the first remnnstrance with these gentle- Annum. Share.
• __,__li_ ...1....i...4 •nri • r‘nrn- exceedinr
- --

JOINT-STOCX. BANNS•
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price
Annum. Share.
£ s. d. £ s. 0.
Australasia - • • • • • • • 6/. per cent. 40 0 0 40 0 0 31
liritsh North American 4/. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 48%
Commercial of London 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 24
Colonial .•• • • • • • • • • • 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 1534
Londn and Westminstr 6/. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 27%
Condon Joint-Stock 6/. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 14
Metropolitan .• . • • • • • • 25 0 0 7 10 0
Provincial of Ireland • . Si. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 4834
Ditto, New B/. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 20
National of Ireland • 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 17 10 0 2034
Nat. Provncial of Eng• Si. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 37
Ditto,
Union of Australia.. • • 25 0 0 25 0 0 2514
l7nion of London. • • 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 131,i

Susannah Bennett and Sarah Bennett, mother and daughter,
the latter enceinte, were charged with stealing four onions
from a piece of land belonging to Mr. Robert Spencer, a
farmer, in Batter‘ea fields.
Police-constable Lionel Hodder, of the V division. proved
that the younger prisoner pulled up three onions, and the
elder prisoner one.
The defence set up by the mother was, that her daughter
was in the family way, and as they were passing through the
piece of onions on their way home cm Saturday evening she
suddenly craved for some onions, and could not resist the
temptation of taking two or three.
Mr. PAYNTER fined the prisoners 7s. each, and 6d.
the value of the onions, or seven days' imprisonment in
default.
The elder prisoner paid the fines, and then requested the
Magistrate to allow the policeman to give up one of the onions
to her daughter. •
Mr. Donald Nicholl, of Pavilion Cottage, York-road, Bat-
tersea fields, applied to the magistrate to know what proceedings
could be taken to put down a fair which was to be held in a
portion of Battersea-fields, near to some most respectable resi.
deuces, and which commenced that day and was to last until
Wednesday night.
Mr. PAYNTIL, addressing Inspector Creed, said he supposed
it was one of the numerous illegal fairs that are being held in
all parts of the metropolis.
. Inspector Creed observed that the magistrate's surmises were
correct. They (the police) had already been applied to, but
they could do nothing more than preserve order.
Mr. Nicholl said, the conduct of the people assembled on the
spot on Sunday was most unseemly and offensive, and the fact
was, that if Battersea-fields continued to be made the resort of
thousands of bad characters, it would soon become a valueless
ivoperty, for no 'ne having pretensions to gentility could con-
tinue to reside there.
Mr. PAYNTIR observed he was sorry he could be of no
assistance, and be hinted that the Legislature would soon find a
remedy for the evil, for these illegal fairs entailed a great deal
of trouble on the police magistrates.
() y
Four young girls, named Eliza Lewis. Maria Lewis,
dahnntds,RaetbteecncdaedSiqfibefeoldre,
tMhearym—olttnerSiortint9heer' llassat-biellaamedinfideefledn,
Viscount Sydney. and Mews. Goodha_rt, Chapman, and
Behrens, the presiding Magistrates at the Bromley Bench,andto
answer the charge of having unlawf appro-
priated to their own use, siztp•five apples, value 3d.. the pro.
petty of Sir John Lubbock.
The charge having been read by the clerk—
Lord SY Ds tY inquired what pea the defendants put in ?
Mary Anne Stringer said it was true, that being thirsty while
going aeross the orchard, in their way home from work, she and
three of her companions had pulled a few apples to eat, in order
to quench their thirst, and they did not think they were doing
any great harm.
hadhbGntitdMteehraiishid, aiestrar, a
gtt
heaser
dn
said,eeved rp a
inn esteth.aherel eoffsreornalvciieyecewas not admitted, they
oi n deposed John
LubbockL
thatuo,
upon his estate at Down, ne
the day named in the summon., he saw' h
the defendants in the
orchard about the apple-trees, and thinking they were doing
wrong by taking the apples, he went towards them,upon which
they all ran away. He pursued and overtook the, ,ind found
in their possession sizty-five apples, wllch he produced.
The gardener here held up the apples, which were tied up in
a handkerchief. The bulk was not much greater than the sire
of two clenched fists, and
Lord Sitawzr asked the witness whether he meant to say that
there were really 65 apples contained in the bundle ?
The critivis replied that there certainly were, and he was

YORK AND LANCASTER RAILWAT.--A new line of
some importance is now before the public, intended to connect
York and Lancaster, by passing near Knaresborough, Harro-
gate, and other populous and thriving
to pass along the valleys, and the whole
to be performed in two hours and a half,
distanceg ate,
places. Longi
s The
e Preston, r
peleisenttoeend is.
instead of about twelve hours, as at present, by coach. AN
the great manufacturing, mining, and agricultural districts of
the north of England will, by this means, have facilities of ac-
cess to Ireland, Scotland, Wa'es, Hambureh, he. The line
will be 72 miles in length, will have favourable gradients, it is
said, and receives fair support from those locally interested, as
well as from the Scotch capitalists, the Chairman of the Edin-
magistrates. en
burgh and Glasgow Railway haveinargrjjeorin,eadt tthhee diuirgegcatincoe.station,
f"dtif-ty in leaving the
NEGLECT Or DUTY ON THE NORTH UNION
till: I:T:1;1:y. —0 f Jsoihr h.
HRsovugnrdesavneed, Peter Eastham, two servants in
the safety of the passenger
objection was taken by the
FridaywrWigan,ong
way,
.werelast,y.
te.hhs
uussvmg meedno nd
withae
ni I
gebr
iesnf ogrnee
gt
iheee t c
..)
switchesoavtintgheonjutnhcetiolninlee.adiAngn to the warehouse turned the
nday they were
magistrates, when, through an
defendants that the charge could not be heard before the
county magistrates,
as the alleged offence had been committed
in the borough. On examination of the map this proved to be
tshuemcmaneen,edanbdetfhoeremtaenewbearreoudgishm
issed. On 111,-i
informality in the wording of the summons, the charge was
again dismissed. A third summon' has been taken out.
TtiE LATE RIOT AT DUNFERMLINE.—Since the
late disgraceful riot of the 13th instant, a considerable number
of persons, suseected of being concerned in it, have undergone
a precognition before the sheriff substitnte here. Mot of
them have been acquitted, but a few, under more suspicions
Rand
on tpn
circumstances, have been remanded for further examination.
,I,pVired heardahateoethnr.oitwyemt,uehhowleigvhetr,onth; origin of the atTaheir.
re,. Theiu.
evening. We understand that. previous to the 13th instant, a
of anything that has tran-
dreurmof that was
uwas
sb:faetvonsulitnhe Instrumentale occa
sion was stolen from the drum-
mer
of operatives held several
emonstrate meetingsr with the menu-
with the
factarers, in order that the mightlatterr
Messrs. Alexander on the consegnences of not adhering to the
table of prices, and that the manufacturers refused to interfere
in the matter. The reckless band then took the affair into
their own hand, and the first remnnstrance with these gentle-
men was the demolition of their property. The numbers con-
cerned in the riot, as stated in some accounts, have been greatly
exaggerated. There was indeed a very general turn-out
daring the riot—many from curiosity, to learn what was going
on : hut those who were officially on the spot think the rioters
did not number more than from 800 to I,ooo.—Darndee
Warder.
THE ITALIAN INSURGENTS.— Letters from the
lonian Islands make mention, that, on the 25th of July, the
first anniversary of the lamented death of the small band under
the brothers Bandeira, a funeral service was performed in the
Latin church of Cephalonia in memory of the deceased. The
death bell tolled, the sacred edifice was hung with black dra-
pery, and in the centre of the aisle was erected a manificent
catafalque, surmounted by a crown of palm leaves, symbolical
of martyrdom. No scroll or inscription indicated the names of,
lives, but
what
tw
two groups
theof I
tdaeblaundeldadiveisstaitmosppsnorsirteendaeorgeldes,thaeuid
other two groups of Italian gentlemen
gentlemen at the other angles,
attired in deep mourning, kneeling and shedding tears,
marked out plainly the event. After the performance of high
mass, and the offering up of a solemn prayer to the Almighty
per
for the souls of the illustrious dead, a funeral dirge, printed
in gold on black-edged pa , was distributed to all t4B de-
Mit allatin at 413 uknolitili Gemacop

"Ti.
In answer to the prisoner's solicitor, the witness said, that
his statement that he bought the watch in May, 1844, de-
pended on the prisoner's memorandum, and not on his own
recollection.
William Stunt, a clerk in the employment of
the prosecutor, stated, that on the day after the
robbery, he received instructions from his employers to go
round to the several &tiers in gold, and to inquire whether
they had purchased bullion of thekind into which the doubloons
and gold casket were likely to be converted. In such
a cue, it would be the usual course for the dealer
to give every assistance to lead to the tracing
iif the thief. The prisoner was in the counting-house
when witness received those instructions, and followed
witness out, offering to accompany hin2 to the city, if witness
would first come to an eating-house and dine with him- The
prisoner said it would be useless to go the bullion-dealers, they
could give no information, as they never took names; however,
he would show wiine,s the most likely houses. At dinner
the manner in which the prisoner remsrked upon the rebbery
mated the suspicions of *nes', and he therefore made
me excess for returning to his employ. rs, to whom he
cotemnnicated those suspicions that the prisoner was concerned
in the robbery. They told him to go at once to the refiners
Sot withstanding. He went accordingly into the City, but
being determined not to take the prisoner with him, he left
him at the Bell and Crown. Holboru, where the prisoner
stopped to see his wife off by the coach.
Edmund Collins, a refiner and smelter, Droved to have w-
ebs-sed a bar of gold, weighing t l ounces, from the prisoner.
on the 20 h April, 1e44. Joe robbery look plisse on the 17th.)
An officer of police proved to finding a smelt ng apparatus
in the prisoner's house.
After some further evidence, the prisoner was fully emu.
witted for trial.
iIARLBOROUGH-STREET.
Mary Foy, a poor woman, who seemed to be in aver'
exhausted state, with her child, a weakly boy, between seven
and eight years, of age, were charged by police- constable No.
lt'2, of the C division, with having been apprehended by him
the previous evening begging in the public streets.
The mother said she was in a state of the greatest destitution,
neither her child nor herself having, for the last two days and
nights had any food but what was supplied to them that morn-
ing at the police station-house. They were making their -way
to Newcastle, in the hope of meeting her husband.
Mr. MALTBY asked if she was known as a common mendi-
cant I—ln' constable said she was not. He bad reason to
Weld that the account she had given of herself was true.
Mr AIALTBY—If I discharge her, will she leave town this
flay, and proceed on her way is Newcastle? The mother—Oh
yes, with pleasure I will:
Mr. MALTBY humanely ordered some silver to be given to the
poor creature from out of the poor-box, to assist her on her
way, for which she expressed herself truly thankful, and left the
court with a greatly lightened heart.
MAll Y LEBONE.
A respectably attired man, named Taylor, entered the wit.
taws boa and addressing the sitting magistrate, Mr. Rawlin-
po, said I hate in application of t somewhat Tidos description
nab to your Worship.

Corrox Srntwans' R 152 or WAGES. —We are in-
formed on good authority that at a meeting of the master cotton
spinners of Glasgow and neighbourhood, held here during the
present week, it was resolved, after some discussion, to advance
the wages of the workers from 5 to 10 per cent. on their present
rates.—Giasgow Satirrelay Post.
'Ffin FIRST or SiPTEMBAHL—On Monday many of
oar friends of the barrel were up and doing in various parte of
this county, and we understand they found an average quan-
titywith the sporting qualities of wild and strong on
the
e wing. Of
.o
f course the shooting was not general, as many
are too busy in the harvest ; ihe- birli find too ready a refuge
in the fields of standing corn, and we must caution the har-
vestmen within reach ci esiesylootels, to joind that they are
net made gem. of. In Item we learn there was a pretty
general agreement to suspend the sport for fifteen days to allow
of tlia boweest being moregenerally ingathered.—Essex Herald.
JACK KETCH'S PERQUISITES.---After the late exe-
cution of Benjamin Ellison, at Bodmin, Jack Ketch sold the
rope with which he was hanged to great advantage, obtaining
a shilling for the smallest bit of it, from persons who bought it
to tin-eats and the King's evil.

e. d. £ s. d
•• • 61. per cent. 100 0 0 178
ind 61. per cent. 100 O• 0 170
my 81' per cent. 100 0 0 228
•• • 61. per cent. 100 0 0 172
... 61. per cent. —. 10 0 0 17
tnd 7341. pr cent. 50 0 0 99
61. per cent. 50 0 0 8534
lnk 61. per cent. 5 0 0 734
•• • 6/. per cent. 10 0 0 15%
••• 31. per cent. 15 0 0 11%
•• • 61. per cent. 210 0 434
aik Si. per cent. 50 0 734
ik . 51. per cent. 815 0 15%
:30. 51. per cent. 20 001 0 0 1%
Jo. 71. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 14%
1.. 51. per cent. 10 0 0 All paid. 9%
••• 91. per cent. 200 0 0 10 0 0 28%
at*. 101. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 2434
ur. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 1934
ay 51. percent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 88
51. per cent. 12 10 0 All paid. 21N
20 0 0 20 0 0 26
al. 51.pereent. 80 0 0 All paid. 89
21. per cent. 25 0 0 jlll-Pald.'"rl
5/. per cent. 25 0 0 "-X5l jai& 41
it. al. per cent. 25 0 0 Alf paid. WI%
cs). 51. per cent. 50 0 0 210 0 p

Rank of Scotland
Royal Bank of Scotland
British Linen Company
Commercial Bank
National Bank
Union Bank of Scotland
Western Bank ..
North of Scotland flank
Clydesdale Bank
Eastern Bank
Caledonian Bank
Edinb.& Glasgow Bank
City of Glasgow Bank .
Scottish Union Ins. Co.
Hercules Insurance Co.
Insur. Co. of Scotlnd
North British Insur
Caledonian Fire Insur
Edinburgh Life Insur
Edin. & Maar. Railway
Ditto, Shares •
Edin., Leith, & Grantn
Glasgw & Ayrshir Rail.
Glasgw & Greenck Ran.
Glagw & Gantklrk Rail.
Dundee &A.rbreith Rail.
andard Life Aisernee.

WIITETt-WOR 7r.s

- -
Dividend Affm.i.ll.
Name of Company. pet of I aid :nee
Annuth. Shire.
East London •••• • • • Si. 100 0 0 230
Grand. Junction ••• • • • 3l. 40 Is, 4 91
Kent ........ •••• • • • • 21. 10s. 100 0 0 - 65
Vauxhall . - - ,61,
West Middlesex .....• 41. 16s. ta7ct. 63 12 9 -
•• 1,20
CANALS.
Dividend
Names of Dividend Names of 0
Price. per Price.
Companies. per Companies.
Annum, •-4
- -
Ashtn& Oldh 97 51.55. pel 72 Monmouthsh 10t 91. 160
Ashby+la-Z 113 41. .70 Mntgomrysh 100 Si. 92
Barnsley •• • • 160 121. 180 Macclesfield. 100 - 15
Basingstoke.. 100 - 5 , Neath .•• . • • 100 201. 365
Brknk&Abrg 150 5/. 85 Nottingham . 150 12; 260
Cromford.... 100 181. 150 Peak Forest. 78 31. ,On
Dudley lOO 41. 80 Regent's 33 1/.
Derby ••• • • 100 81. 103 Rochdale .... 85 41.
Ellsmre&Chs 133 • 41. 58 Shropshire • • 125 8/.
Erewash •• • 100 321. 300 Somrset Coal 150 "l. 10s. 12.
Forth & Clyd 100 4/. 105 Do.Lk Fd St 12 61. p. c. 11
GrandJunctn 100 71. 120 Stffrd &Wore 140 28/. 440
Grand Union 100 11. 10s. 25 Shrewsbury.. 125 151. 230
Glamorgnsh . 172 13%1. 210 Stourbridge.. 145 201. 360
Glstr &Brkly 00 - 8 Strtfrd on Av I'9 1/. 10s. 27
Jrantham
linddersfield. 57 - 20 Nye Rail:
Kenut & Avn 39, 7s. 6d. 14 Trnt & 50 301. 445
Lancaster
Leeds& Livrp 100, 341. 560 iThams&Med 19 - 10
Leicester ..•. 1401 101. 105 .Worcstr &
7 4/ 49
Leiestr& Nth 83 41. 60 I Binning. - 8 •
Loughboregh[l42! 701. 1050 Wilts & Wks 67 IL 4s. 11

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SwimFt:max—Coarse Meadow Ray, 31 154 1. 4/161; e-
ful ditto, 4/ 18s to 5/8s ; fine Upland ditto, 5/ 10s to 5/ 16s
Clover Hay, 4/ 15s to 6/ 6s Oat Straw. 1/ 14. e l 16s
Wheat Straw, 1/ 17s to 19s per load. Both Hay ant'.
Straw sold heavily, at the above quotations.

CumbbuiLium.----Coarse Meadow Has, 3: ISA to 4/ 18,t .I,e-
-ful ditto, 5/ to 5/ 8s; fine Upland ditto, 5/ I 0 to 5 16.
Clover flay, 4/ 10, to 6/ ; Oat 'Straw, 11 15:4 to 1/16s; Wk.:A
Straw, 11 18s to 2/ .per load. Trade steady, ..+. about pro-
claim rates. „ _

BITECHA PE L—Coarsv Mead 4)), inlay, 3/ 173 to 4,18 s;
useful ditto, 5/ to 51 8s ; rho Uphold ditto. 5/ lbs
5/16s; Clover Hay, 4i_l2s to 6/ I.oi ,o,+t Stracy.lll4 t). 1/16s
Wheat Straw, 1/ l6s to 11 18s per load. Supply mode-
rately good,- and trade ,teadv.
New Meadow Hay 3/ His to 4/ 158, and New Clover
415 s to 518 s per load.