The Sun.
London, England, 1844-01-09 00:00:00

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THE SUN, LONDON, TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 9 1844.
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SP IRIT of the PUBLIC JOURNALS inTI Packet answers the invidious, insulting, and, lets,. on the 'seats of trades and profeesions. This, asturedly, neighbourhood, and was conveyed, after a desperate resistance. GENERAL RAIL WAY INFORMA- ' GREAT -VV-ESTERIN .
FROM THE DAILY PAPERS OF YESTERDAY. we believe, unjust inference that the gentlemen *ould be .a most .populer step, I3iit We batmOt say that it to the station-house. It reqpired six policemen to secure his
TION. OPEN TO BEAAII3IIIII/GE.*
*onld be jute. Sir Renjatiiin Brodie, of Sir W. Vellett, would ception, an immense mob having assembled, who made repeated
GLOBE.-The striking of the special jury for in question were objected to as Roman Catholics, ... .e.
elle trial of O'Connell and his co-defendants, by explaining that every ntan of the te'velVe e te„ p . ,
.eca , e are ;1 ,
~ .
n, e .ni ta b list th It I +te 'itcomes Oise froth " peofes • efforts to rescue him from custody.
N.B. in the following Tables AI signifies before Noon, and PA eniewron, Ealing 51, Hanwe a, • - t ,
zooid the subsequent reduction of the forty-eight objected to by the Crown Bolititor. Whether sitins;" while the poor widow, with her sit chtldren, Heing er; The prisoner Tillyer having been observed to take an active
a poor 159 t. a year in the funds, *mild, be Still §tiliject to ttie patt in the resistance that was offered to the police, he was also Eqf ter it. Dra)Ste'll'lA:37SNlGNT,:thlBt,heAiirAl:
Di sti:aNnici
Lei sA7fl,7;ll7'uatclawilil:fgot
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RE eet Ka 151 , Pangbore•ne 414-, Goring 441, l7allingforu
sc.
names (drawn by ballot from the list) to twenty- Roman Catholic or Protestant, is a mem- tax. This Could hardly be defended: Yet; tin the whittle ire apprehended and included in the charge. Read 471, STEVENTON 56A, Farringdon Road 63, Shriven •
four, who will be summoned to try the issue ber of the Repeal Association. If this be repeat, the Contineatite of the tax On real property, and' the On behalf of the prisoners Tillyer two respectable tradesmen LONDON AND BIRMING HAM,
ham 711 SWINDON 77 (Junction with the Cheltenham te•%il-
between the Crown and the traversers, have so-and the excellent character of the Dublin kerillssion of it on the profits of trade, woOld be a highly pa- came forward, who expre.sed_ themselves confident that the STATIONS, with their Distances from Londeti.
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taos ONDON, Harrow 111-, Weesento 1'74, Kine's Langley In, ' -l--,
~, Vie 4), "1430t0N BASSET 824, Citieeeretlia sr 931, Corollate
taken place. These preparations for the grand Eceiting Packet is sufficient Ws.trant for tl,ie pular measure. The Government will probably. resefree its potheelme.n hadblmisftathk
BoLxmoor 941, Berkham2pstead 28, T RING 31.1, 'Aylesbury 431, 981-, Boit Pik-, Iliiiii 1061, Twerton lOil-, Saltforti 1111-, 1
national drama have .terminated the temporary Strict truth of all its statetnents-there is surely decision on this point until the opening of the sessioti o 1845. u ter y incapa e o
But its words and movements *ill be carefully *at ched tee him. LEIGHTON 41, Bletchley and Fenny Stratford 461, WoLvv.a.- Ke4vusharn 114 llittS-ret, fiBN, Naileea 1204, Clevedon Road '
13(41 Banw ll 1333 Wesfeett Seep:a AIf:RE 1361, High-
lull of public excitement which the suspensioni no just ground for complaint. It may be the what indfsitioits can he gathered of its dispoeition and Ind.
dif:rt.iitßyAinOLTdOecniTdOinNg saueeinpto:ohihrmaaitt:eer otffi: :ice with which TillYer roe 521, Roads 60, Berswotern t,21, W.edon 69?2, Crick ,
orto4:e 145L3 eB
DG:IF:IY ATE- R 15g, Teititetoo l 62;:
Of the proceedings, by the postponement misfortune of the Roman Catholic middle class pieta intentions. was charged was one of a most serious eature, hut he felt some and Welton 754, AUGRY (Midland Ceeeries Junction) 83, ' -4, at
excellent character he Brandon 89, COVENYRY 94, Hampton (Derby Junction) 103, DOWN TRAINS IDe
.
of the trial, had produced. The course of the citizens of Dublin, that they have been AtIVER-TISEIL-e-The Gobernthent his alwayi at its com-
had received and he should therefore require him to find bail BIRMINGHAM 1121. from Swindon their
parture Arrive at Arrival at
adopted by the law. (dicers of thp Crown in misled to join the Repeal ASsOciation, and it lsno iiland i Mdde 8f stiptiressing the League. It has only to
to answer it 'at the sessions. The prisoner Brown stood on a
Goods Train to Taunton .... 430 M 10 0-111 935 E 1
the striking of the jury-an account of which less a public misfortune ir the fact be SO.; but it "Di 011ie tottimerce froth the shackles *hick so ingloriously Defpraormture ArraitYal A.l.aitval ,
fo Taunton
Will b,.! found in another column-is applauded does not follow from their error) that the funda- enthral it and the occupation of the League is for ever gcme. very different‘footing, it having been placed beyond doubt that
,aum.huoshtubdruntaultagnidvecuo.whaburdlytheasssal.iigdht
toenstapd.reu-. DOWN TRAINS.
London. Rugby. Birmingham Ditto
8 0 10 45 . 2 40
or condemned, in confbrmity with the relative mental principle in the administration of justice, It is not the League, but the causes whieh prou---iticed its ex-
ist,ence, with whieh iii reality the GoVernmerit has to contend. hueenht Ida
uc
no
gm
wmui ttut eadu
------ -- Short Train to Maiden'nea/3 9 0
Mixed, to Birmingham ... 6 0 M 930 M 11 6AI Mare, to Taunton ...... 10 15 945 M
political position of the journals and the GovPrn- which forbids a Matt to be " actor et judex," can T 1 E 440 E
ehe Leagtiet is hilt ilit4teitiiird eipretsion of that, which, for .
in default, for two mont s o le ouse o orrec ion.
vocation, and he should tilliertefttiire fillies himfscos., orti-ommit him,
Third Class, ditto
ment. Their rejection, on the part of the Crown, be dispensed with. If there be guilt in the acts ill its eXtinction would still exist inwardly, until the cause
CLERKENWELL. *Mixed, ditto
of every Roman Catholic, is lauded as a master- charged against the traversers in the tate trials, be removed. The League is but the form-the body of a 845 . 2 0 Short Train to Slough 130
stroke of poliey,hy thi- ultra-Protestant party every member of the Repeal Association is in national necessity ; the spirit is that of a whole people demand- Thomas Moore, a half-starved famished-looking lad, of 17, First Class, ditto
9 15 1 0 E To Taunton
while it i- d.n ul^ 1 b- tl • I .1) • 1- as *ndica
S L 0 I ....(1( f IL Aeta S , ? ing a sufficient and generous supply of food: Abolish the
. specie, though not in degree as guilty as the - I b• , iiii •
' laws Which go id pre ibit eu eient sustenance to the people, whose rags scarcely concealed his nudity, was charged with Mixed, to Rugby
begging. *Male, First Class
Live of a determination, on the part of the Go- gentlemen named in the indictment. Every nod Sir li
Police-constable E4l saw tbe prisoner begging near A xed, to Birmingham ... 11 0 243 415 i To Bristol
the League on the instant becomes extinct ; it falls through
Vern men t, to ob;ain a conviction by the aban- membet ofthe Association has, in fact, pradtically, a self-inevitability. The folly (1, 1 ditto
o. eay.ng at the League, -is Ditto, to Aylesbury ...... 3 0 To Swindon 730 le 30
and therefore most unequivocally, recorded his square and took him into custody.
Frederick .Pollock's hoese, Great Guildford-street, Russell- Ditto
donnient of even the semblance of impartiality, 838 10 0 Mate, to Taunton ....
that of having against a people, who will not consent passively , ,
The prisoner, on being interrogated, replied that he was a Ditto, to Birmingha m . 5 0
The strikitcesr off by the Crown. officers of eleven judgment upon the Very question to be submitted . native of Bristol, and had been at Chatham, Woolwich, and * Ditto, to Wolverton •• 6 0 Goods Train to Taunton
to be starved to death-of abusing a whole nation, because it
Roman Catholic jurors and one Protestant (an to the jury this day week-the legality and the will not eentititte tO bend its head qttietly to oligarchical ane
Portsmouth, endeavouring to get naval employment, but failing *Mem, Mixed ,8 30 111 58 1 :30 M
1
Ervidish man) froin the list, must be admitted to morAl propriety of the association and Of OS Pro- in his object came to London. He had been in London a month, *MAIL, to York, by Rugbyl 9 0 12 15 M SUNDAY DONN N Tit A INS.
n taVake laws. And at this time of day. what excuse remains
for not abolishing these injurious laws? The good of their Short Train to Slough
be an extraordinary proeeeding; and calculated feedings ; for about the RICO of the case there destruction ; has it not been tried ? The tariff, the infinitesi- d f kh d !
. . ening lodgings in the straws)ar o a wor ouse an some- Departure Depar- Arrival To !Imbue
to excite suspicion of a d.cternimation to pro. will, we presume, be little ground for dispute. It mal experiment of Sir Robert Peel, is a measure proving, in g. .
during which. time he wandered. about the streets, sometimes
UP TRAINS. from titre from at Shea Train to Slough . .... 930 I lO 20
cUre a conviction by -yltatever means. "We will is, we repeat it, a (neat public misfortune if fact, the validity of the principles tending towards commer-
hAld' .. d did not deny the fact of begging. fhe un- Birmingham! Rugby. Lohdon.
110!7, however, assum that even it jury thins sus- Repealism and Ro6manism are co-extensive eta! emancipation. If the reven haws returns less em- t e en icity, an
times travelling about all night. lie had had some food at
*Mixed f W 1 -
rom o
.verton. MAIL, to Taunton . ...... ..!
. . . ,15 m To Taunton
' 2 0 E 455 8 55
piciously constructed, will necessarily return *among the middle cla • • '
ss citizens ot pubi
.„4 4. harrassed h
in ; there tan formerly,
has been more bought and sold in the country since ~,
~_„.
wretehed-looking object could hardly be met anywhere.
fortunate boy had neither shoes nor cap on, and a more -
Ditto ' ditto . . ... •
co Swindon
a verdict hostile to evidence. But this we will but though there I it is ouweinsg .to that tariff. . If
tl d b h 1 r • 't • evidently owing to
14, 0 On t, t e examp e the A
-ate e. ItS enactment, i is as
L Giles's to be sent for, that the poor lad might be provided for. • ' e , •••
Air. VREENWOOD humariely directed the overserr of St. Ditto from Birmiuehem 7OM 823 Al. 19 30 E '
Main, to Taunton ' 855 lll 35 '2 55 M
say-and we expect the concurrence of ail who of a Pope who condemned himself to the the same cause. If the prosperity of the country is on Lie
UNION-EAL L. Ditto, from Aylesbury -
are not precluded by party prejudice from forming flames, we Must not look for such he-
ittriseeti,t
oil,
olsurowci *Mem, First Class
Tits
wa/sane Anderson a good-looking girl, of fifteen years of age, Mixed, from Birmingham 10 0 11 17 130 Time Leave Arrival
UP TRAINS
nes not Sir R . 3 0 of Swintloa at
an unbiassed opinion of the ease-that no roical telt-devotion in our da d ask
y, MI unigt otfitos Anoctse.ire'rutstawnhcey btid t one-the amend-
char ' ' h oth s i •
ged with robbing er m er on severe occasions. Ditto ditto ,12 Noon 123 E 530 Daily. except Sundays. Starting. Junction. Paddington.
course could have beett adopted so likely to em- a man to sit in judgment upon himself merely reduttions ith It? T I Even if they
Peel take warning from the fact, and enlarge the bounds coilfli
e tan. reaties are use ess. The mother, who was very much affected while giving her Ditto ditto 1115 E 230 6 0 Short Train from Reading... 730 M ... ...... .. 855 M '
!earrass the deliberations of twelve men desirous because heis a Renianist-least of all in such a could' be conntracted, they are useless) but they cannot even be evidences gave a variety of instances in which she had been Ditto, from Rugby 4 0 730 Ditto from Slough.... 9 0
e. arriving at a just decision on the facts, as ad- matter as that of the State prosecutions in Ire- negotiated,.sa there is in end to them, Englartd is the mut- robbed by her daughter, who was in the habit of breaking open Third Class, from Birming. 220 413 10 0 From Swindon
lueed in evidence fie- the prosecution and de- lane vi • I • • f d f e oe public
..., \ iic i is, in act, a e enc try Which should set an etample to other countries, to buy and the drawers, and stealing the c ,
lothes ohich she either awned •
p First Class, ditto 4 0 517 9 0 From Bristol
~-,:ice. It trill be. impossible fbr tile jury not to liberty. For if these prosecutions fail from any -','
ail as its Wants deMand, eee
'ft Times talks now of commerce or sold to obtain money. Mixed ditto
fe,l • -
that they are placed in an invidious posi- default in the adminstrtition or justice, or are te eu
that is free bet always with this resertation.
ciee eit w om we s a reel oca
rselee; to de ',l to' h h ii ll • that we eave it
1 • Mr. TRA ii.e-What does she do with the money ? Corn- *Male' • • •
, Mixed, date
pr te colimer- plainant-To pay for her admission to the Bower Faloon. *Alixed, from Rugby ' 12 Night • 1 2,3 M 5 3011 Aleir„ from Bristol ..... ... 840 110 28
1 5 i 5 0 Short Tr. fron• 11aidenhead 345 E
4 45
tiee by the conduct of the Crown officers. In suspected to rail Atm any such default, there clot licenses. To.ntorrow it will be different. TO-MofrOW, when Nothing will keep her away from thi at place of amusement. The Sunday Trains are marked v. Goods Tro in from Taunton.. 730 M 540 E 12 ts
se,. iitive minds such a feeling will produce can be no doubt of some legislative proceedintt- opinion (Iliall be a little more nestled forward, the Times *ill Mr. TRAILL-1f she stays_out :te,
owlpy do you let her into In addition to those marked, there is a Mixed Train leaves From Taunton
timidity. This will be associated wi;.l, regret of course involving an abridgement of the freedOm be amotig the first to oWn, that it is nonsense this etiquette of the house? let her go to the w rkh . se.; Complainant-I Birmingham on Sundays at 130 E, calling at all the Stations, Ditto
that they as a jury are wholly selected front one now enjoyed by the people--=in order to put down rintes has never the honour have even locked up her shoes, and still she contrives to
itatiding Upon teciproeityi The . . h s 1 n get and arriving in London at 730 E. From Taunton .... .........
Of eapreising an opinion ln !clear:ice. I f •cl I h
It§ pride is to tally wit out to go to the Bower aoo . am a rai ,a t ough so Short Tr. from 'Maidenhead 730 . 830
of the two ("Teat parties into w hich their country is, a movement so mischievous and dangerous as the
' - . - the thoughts of the many of the moment, It never says an young, she has bad acquaintances.. She gets over the back BIRMING HAM. AN D DER BIL From Taunton
enhappily, divided. Resentnientaq,-ainst the reek- Repeal Association. The Irish Attorney-General idea in antieipations It it Content if it establish popularity by yard wall late of a night, and gets into the house.
IPss officials, if not against their etnployers, whose 1 has to vindicate the law in more senses than oneee ting ekpfeSsion td the sentiment of the interested herd. On Mr. TRAILL-She must be broken
(olf the habit of going to DOWN. I UP. Goods Train from Taunton.. 630 E 240 745
::erntnands they executed, for having thus endea- Ihe las to enforce its authority, and also to show t e subject of the cat-laws, with all its boasted consigency, it the Saloon, or else she will soon go to
.estruction. ,
,-eured to convert the jury-box into the engine i that It is sufficient for the proteetion of the public most be evident tp its readers, now going on the sheling-scale Defendant, who stood at the bar quite unconcerned at her I Departure Arrival I! Departure' Arrival SUNDAY UP TRAINS ,
'
1 •
.1-' their purposes, and toe jurors into their toolo, , peace and secttrity but this last -rinciple itself it has a
duty he certainly P, , - i t ..4. „,. ii , b •
pproached the advocacy of greater free- mother s re anon o t e circumstancee, ere exc arme , "
' 1 • f h .. h I • d I TRAINS. I from Ilir. J at ,TH
liningham. Derby. I, AINS. from lat Bir-
Derby. liningharn. Short Train fro 1 ' '
m S ough ... 8 051
Ihh ' "
, utirri th prop' ertinti as tne Pupae can rot t e same mas ecome are- on y goes to ear t e music. From Swindon
,vill be, more or Iceee the result, as mind inter- ! would riot diSdiarge with fidelity, were he to try gist,bl • The Tti .-;1,•p - • ' . d •th Mr. TRAILL-Why do you rob your poor mother to go to ------------,--i - - MAIL, from Taunton
1 mes only requires t e rattier to come own wi "MAIL ...Hl2 30M ' 2 1531 , *Nlixed ... 8 2011 :10 1011
,• a ~. , .i.
....1 te,es wdi min(' i own views and fQelings. 1 pers:nit whom he considers offenders against the son:e es•ubstantial and lar e measure of commercial reform, to such a place ?-She made no reply *Mixed,...l 725 915 1' Ditto...ll 45 130 E Short Train from Sloueh -
5 0 E ...... ..... 550
From '''
. aunton .
A n indignant retwal to be thus degraded, iti Paw by a jury of their. enniederates. We do not turn against, with its loticeg denunciation, not only the sliding The MAGIsTRATE said that he should give die defendant a Ist As 2d 10 30 19 15 E ; Ditto.. 'I4SE 3 30 Short Tr. front Maidenhead 730 830
their persons as citizens, and in office. as t
intors, wish to intimate an • • tth d. I
y opinion as o e ver it , ~ „
scale but liisewiSe fixed duty. The Times has no honour, or taste of Brixton treadmill, instead of committing her fur trial Class 1115 E 3 0 ' Ist Bs2d ... 430 620 Ditto from Reading .... 9 0 -- ••• ....
10 30
will be produced. The Irish Attorne3 to which af " • ll bbl b
air jury wi pro a y come, ut ,
tntts ft could not cOneent to becothe the pander to the mere for robbing her mothher, and that if she was brought there Trains 14 0 545 ! *Man ...'ll 15 10 11 m f T .
, en., rom aunton ....... 11 15 2 35111 525 M
General's " devil," like the ':- T a ' l R 1 I '
person from t sing e epee er were on tle jury, ana if i i
, • onite opinions of ignorance. Hit Weft as red
WI, it *ould lend its inetrtimentalit i hten the age, not
ytoen g as it is power- again he would.senclit/Ar
ibeeyfeLreEa jbersivE. Mixed ....e 6 0 750
The Trains marked * rue on Sundays, in addition to which * The Short Trains stop at all the intervenino• Station.
whom he derives his appellation, will he the verdict should be an • • 1
act-plata ,orifno to maintain seen in their false notions. But the Prinie Alittister, Joseph Luerd and Ann his wife were placed at the bar, the Trains leave Birmineham and Derby at 739 E, and arrive at Beunbridge is N miles from Taunton, andethe distance is
performed in from 20 to 25 minutes.
found to have over-lielped those who called verdict should he obtained b reason of' a seei th k'n of his own rdost partial act of commercial former charged with drunk and disorderly conduct In Foley- either '''
place at 9 15 E.
him to their aid, ant'. thus pitched them into non,agreement of th Y
e jury there can be fng e_wor igh
re orm, why does e, ,
or when the *lancet comes, can he place, and the latter w.ith attempting to rescue him. . .
• " SO UT H WESTERN.
the mud instead of placino- them in the saddle; little doubt to what ' ld b heiitete to carry further the ' E said th e ale risoner was sin in a
principle ?We repeat, it is by Smithers, 28 , - at th . m p gg t
se ~„ such a result wou e opposed, as his half-past eleven on Saturday night. He therefore took him MIDLAND COUNTIES. STATIONS, with their Distances from Nine Elms.
abolish the League, if
.he be
_. . .
But tak
, e the other view. ;Suppose a consviction nStribed, and how much responsibility would ttliii*"_iiiied:ilis d•bt th f 1 hve her-elf on hirn, and the
tedly it, to thet Association. If any man living into custo y, u e ema et re s STATIONS, with their Distances from Rugby. NINE Ehns, Wandsvvorth 3, Witnbledon 6, KINGSTON 10,
:--:tl:,d for the purposes of our argument, it rest upon the principal law officer of the knoZe,tsitri Rl:bed Peel does, that the League owes its existence prisoner then escaped. He called assistance, and took him to RUGBY, ULLEsTijoRpE 73., Beoughton-Astley 11, Wig- Esher and Hampton Court 13, Walton 151, Weybridge 171,
AS Imcnate!lal whethe h ' •
r t e tindine• be sup.. Crown. We have no question that to object to to the state of public opinion. It is public opinion which sos- the station.house. stonl6l, LEICESTER 00, SyseoN 944, Sileby 2737, Barrow 30, WOKING 23, Farnborough 311, Winchfield 38, BASlNG-
wirted we not, by stAcient evidence-a 00 tha R C hli hether the are tains the Lei
ver- ny oman at o cs, w . y tie, lust the same as in turn the League goes to Sir• 11 AwLINsoN-Why I find here (on the sheet) that six Lovortecetoucit 321, Kegworth (Nottingham Junction) 37N, seocE 46, Andover Road 56, WINCHESTER 64, Bishopstoke
r ere t bit g • Th tpi Von then that presents itself policemen were required to take that slight drunken man into Sawley 42i, Borrowash 45i, DERBY 49-1-. (Gosport Junetioe) 72, SOUTHA3IPTON 77, Bottley 77, Fare-
a e u c opm oti. e es i
diet ar,.ainst O'Connell and hi '
, s co-detendants, eleven or nine, has been extremely pain ul to ham 82, Goseoar 87.
to be of o be
t sled in the nett session i§, cad a British Cabinet resist custody.-(Laughter.) -----
any service to the Government, or ofan th Ir' h Attorney-General; but his duty lay
y e. is / •• th The constable said it was so, and considerable amusement
This is, e DOWN 11 UP.
and oppose the United opinion of a whole nation Departure Arrival at Arrival
avail in putting d I • ' f
own tle agitation or Repeal, Straight before him ; he was to
,procure a fair Straightforward question that comes to be considered. The was created in Court when the six powerful policemen were _ _
DOWN TRAINS. Irma Southamp- at
must be •
in accordance with public opinion. trial, and that tair trial li
-e certainly could not Le4tie is uothitig more than the expression of a universally called on, like the ghosts in Richard, anti each recounted, in Departure Arrival Departure Arrival
TRAIN S. from at ,1 TR A INS. from at Nine Elms. ton. Gosport.
1-3 y impugning tlie impartiality of the jury, procure, had he allowed the confederates of entertained doctrine, desire, sentiments and belief. Would good set phrase, his share in the capture. Rugby. Derby. Derby. Rugby. ---7-----
timent, and is it The prisoners were fined, the husband . ,
15s. and the wife 5s -- -- -- ' Mixed 'rain 7O M 10 20 M Di 45 M.
the Government has destroyed the moral in- the aeetised, whether these confederates were the Government oppose this universal sen ' ist - --
--
-
1 Ist
fluence which a manifestly impartial verdiet Roman Catholics or Protest t
an s, to con- strong enough to do so if it wish? The thing is to be . ,
seen. in default to be sent to the House of Correction.
2d ...... 945 12 10 Ei 2d
............................................ 12 Noon 610 625
, In th 'nlt f kth point will be tried and determined, Goods Train .
e e ew wee s, 3d
would have -ecured 71
e .-y securing a jury et Pro- stitute the jury to decide upon the guilt or fa- f d td by the people, or
whether a League In avour o, an suppor e WINTER ASSIZES. Mixed Train
testants, they have neutralised. the influence innocence of th ir
e common confederacy. The a Government opposed to them, is to triumph 1 NORT FT WALES CIRCUIT.- Chester, Jan. 5. 4th
sth 250 530 E ! 4th ...... 440 7 0
840 110 50 1 sth
Mixed Train
50 6 0
8 31 6 ::5
9 0
which a. convicti
. on would have exercised on the insult, for a gross insult indeed there is, has POST.-The speeches delivered at the Colchester meeting
William Venables aged 31 was indicted for havine, on the 6th 11 11215 Mi 2 24 M 1 6th Mail 10 49 10 11 mAn•
thinkinc,-; part of the community; while they not been offered b 1 A G 1 b
yt te ttorney- enera , ut y ase
b E it. farmers are deserving of deep attention. These
27th of September fast, at S'andbach, killed his fateer, John .' al
ON SUNDAYS. Goods TrAin
ha • speeches are characterised not nly by ereat ability-they are
u •••- • • ' f' • Venables. SUNDAYS.
ve converted the prosecution into an addl. those who complain of his conduct. They surely Ist ...... 730M10 0 11 Ist ...... 645A19 30 E Mixed Tr&n
tiooal provocation to excitement. D ded moreover, by a truly patnotie spint-by that eeling
in the coun- insult the Protestants of the em ire as well as .erva ' - 'eh- is so little in accordance with
P of attachment to country whi h took place
On the day named, the races of Sandbac , and
the decrased p 2d
ke t a house for the sale of beer in that township. 34
6 0 830 3tl
7 0 930 Ditto
MAIL
s 30 8 45
11 57 9 10
12 32 Nt
try which they would tranquillise by intimida- the Protestants cif Dublin when they say that the " philosophy "of modern times. The movement in fa- d S t wre in the house a d Short Trains to Woking at 10ri Morning, and at 214, 414, and 5%
The prisonderfildt.a mant name ut on e . ~ o 4th
"tion. O'Connell convicted by a jury so con- twelve Protestants, acrain'st any one of whom your of the policy of protection, which Essex has had the ho- wo brothers of the prisoner separated The times of arrivine at and departing from Nottingham and Evening, calling at interven n s 1
• g tations, and performing tre journey
in an hour and ten minutes.' Sundays at 91,i 51, and at `214 and 714 E
Stituted, the Government-strono• as it deems personall h 1 ' b bl ff
yt ey lave een a e to oer no .
nour of originating, is net merely of great value in itself-it ctloiemmmenThe solisolnaegr; still •d•fi ht ' dt 1 h
rr persiste in g nig, an a engt Dertly are nearly the same.
itself in the poss,-s,i
.. ,on of Ireland by military objection, though they have had. opportunity to rate and diffuse very extensively sounder .. ..._ •
will, moreover, gene . nis fewer came to endeavour to restore peace. Immediately Departure Departure Arrival
occupation-would lie embarrassed by.success ob. t t , fth d t constitute
; jec o e‘ery man o em, ono adnffid juuster views than now prevail as to the nature of our sociat
hies and dangers. The farmers of Essex feel that they upon seeing him, the prisoner exclaimed, " You - old - -
NORTH MIDLAND. UP TRAINS. from from South. at
Gosport. ampton. Nine Elms.
rorue are you coming ? and struck at his father. The bro-
and would be comeelled by fe
i . , ar of an insurree- a jury sufficiently honest, intelligent, and im- are exposed to imminent danger. They know that-in the suoe -" ' • •
thers again got hold of him, and the old man fel on the floor.
1 (IN CONJUNCTION WITH TH7. MIDLAND COON-
tion, to make a virtue of necessity, and decline to Partial to try a case in which no question of' cess of the League is involved the utter ruin of English wt..
The prisorier then gave his father a savage kick in the belly,. 'I'IES, BIRSIINGHAINI AND DEIIBY, MANCHES• 1311iAxieLd Train 135 M
6 30 2 15 151
7 0 5 25 51
I 1) 3,1
follow up the verdict by calling the defendants Protestantism or Romanism arises. This is un- culture. They know that the course of our industrial legis-
which so much injured the old man, that he died the next TER AND SHEFFIELD, MANCH ESTER AND Goo' ds I'rain
up for judgment. The Irish Goverpment is mt grateful as well as insulting, because there has lation has, for years
. past, been in a wrong direction; but, able day.
From the evidence of the surgeon, who examined the LEEDS, HULL AND SELBY, AND THE GREAT Mixed Train ii 30 9 0 12 30
as their speeches at Colchester were-searching as were their by the rup- NORTH OF ENGLAND.) Fast Train lO 30 11 0 '2 0
on the defensive. In justification of the questilon- been repeated proof of the inflexible inte- body, it appeared that death had been produced Mixed Train l2 30 E 10 E 430
expositions of the wrongs inflicted on English producers-sthe fare the large intestines, a •
rd there was a discoloura- DOWN TRAINS. Fast Train
able policy pursued by the law ()dicers of the grity of the Protestant juries of Dublin, even in , • • l' •
ers of Essez did not advert to the most alarming pecu ianty ture of one of
t. n fth o te cuticle of the belly produced by external
i.o 0e u r , Mixed Train 5OO 6 0 915
Crown on striking th c j ur.v,ilie Dublin Packet puts cases where Protestant feeling might be supposed in their position. Why have the farmers of Essex found it ne- Departure from 1 Arrival at Goods Train
fortha lahouredapoloe- - •
,- .in its behalf. The specious to operate. cessary to hold public meetings in order to vindicate their violence.
The principal question put by the Learned Junco to the
re.asoning of the ad e-oca' te is frequeiitly fatal to the TIMES.-The League may now boast of another contri- claim to legislative prntection? Because it may be answered, . ,
h h h t h d been occasioned by the fall Dolt, Sheffield. Sheflielk Le d I'lar" York.
jury was, w et er t e rup ure a e s- ehester. , MAIL
Darting. . _ .
ton. Mixed 'rain
19 30 10 0 525 M
1 4-5 E
Cause for which '4t is employed. The pains taken butor to its funds in the person of the Alarquis ef Westminster, 'inisters are assertors
the Leagae is in the field-and because M . .
or the kick. If the former, the case would be of accidental 2 5311
by the Crow;i officers to obtain a • f •
jury o parer- whose letter to Mr. Wilson appeared in our columns last of League principles. This is, undoubtedty, in a..
.certain
death ; and if the latter, of manslauebter.
sense, the cause of these Essex demonstrations. htill, why days at 944 M, 64 and t 3, E.
Saturday By itself and in itself this is an unimportant fact The jury, after a short time, gave a verdict of Guilty, hut 5 0 650 9 011 ... .....
sans, not only shows something approachine• to hld f • th h.th t t• d h racter ot
sou armers appear in e i er o ine ne ca . . .
fear thr , The N ' ' ' *
oble Marquis's opinion is perhaps, worth no more- recommended the prisoner to mercy. 930 10 45 11 30 ' 1 10E 4 30E 145 E 5 15E LONDON AND BRIGHTON.
At a mixed jury could not be trusted with except so far as it is accompanied by more substautial signs of agitators? Have they. no public champions-no pohttcal re-
Mr. Justice WIGHTMAN ask d
eon what ground they recom- 12 45E 2 Ob: 2 45E .4 10 7 0 430 7 0 STATIONS, with their Distances from London Bridge.
the case they would be called upon to try, but conviction-than that of any other honest man. The Marquis Presentatives? Yes ;in the House of Commons the farmers
mended him to mercy ? 330 445 530 1 7 0 910 730 LonpoN, New Cross 3, CROYDON 10i, Godstone Road 13A,
alse, that the bold step of strikin off ever, of Westminster deems the present corn-laws to be very inju- of Great Britain possess, nominally, a majority of not less The juryman who had assumed the functions of foreman re- 6 0 730 830 'lO 0 Stoat's Nest 141, Merstham 191, RED Hue 21*, liorley 251
%Catholic was one which it vvas necessgar '
y to gloss
-I rious to the interests of the country, and he gives his 500/. to than one hundred ! Yet,- despite this overwhelming Majority plied, "We think it was an accident." I
(would it were other than a nominal one !), the farmers of , l THREE Barecies 294-, Balcombe 331, HAYWARD'S HEATH
,over by sophistry, and to bolster up by an ap- get rid of them. His opinion, therefore, individually and sepa- His LORDSHIP, evidently taken by surprise, said, if that SUNDAYS.
Essex and of other counties are compelled to come forward, 374, Hassock's Gate 431, BRIGHTON 501.
rately considered, is onl more valuable than that of John were the case, they had better reconsider their verdict, and 2 53E
peal to the theological prejudices of the domi- Smith or Thomas Browyn, because 500 L is a lar er sum than and in their own persons to vindicate their just rights. The make up their minds as to whether the) thought the death 7 OM 8 2011 9 1011 10 3011 12 55E
nant Church'. The followin • f I
gex tiact rom tle tool df 1 h 1 M •g fNir •
~ an ar arger tan 5 . Had the argots o estmm- farmers of Essex are deserving of all honour for their conduct ;of the old man had been brorigh b . *lf 11 b •
t a out wi uyor y acct.- 3 10E 4 40E 5 30E 7 10E 10 45 730 DOWN. London. Brighton. , UP. Brighton. London.
Government organ, in the article we have al- ster been the only peer who professed himself a friend to the but in exact proportion to the merit of the Essex farmers,,,must dent ; because, if it were an accident, the prisoner must be
be admitted to be the demerit of all the hollow far- * * The Down Trains arrive at Hull in about two hours Mixed B3aAI 11 1.. M From Croy -
laded to, shows the extremit . I• I •
y ..0 w iie i its League, and evinced. his friendship by the amount of his sub- acquitted. l . h . .
mers' friends" with whom the House of Commons , ater tan their arrival at York. msur.., First : don 925 M
scription it might reasonabl have been said " Lord Westmin- fhe jury did not seem mueh inclined to adopt his Lordship's
supporters are driven to find plausibilities for stet' is only one ;he ma y ' •'•
h rk • b t
y entertain any opinions e I es, u abounds. These Essex meetings are raeetings rendered suggestions. The foreman 'said they thought. that death bad - - - --- -- -- ----- - --- -- ' ---=-----,---, Mixed ~. 12 0 12 30 First Class 9 0 11 0
she sweeping rejection of Roman Catholics, as his sentiments are neither reasons nor criteria ; they prove necessary by the progress of the League ; but they been the result of accident. They, however, did retire, and, UP TRAINS. First Class 20 E 4 0 Mixed la 0 (12 30 E
consftute, at the same time, virtually votes of censure Mired 3 0 5 3,) 1514)1. Mixed 11 00 '1 30
,
unfit to serve, because of their creA, on " such a nothing ; nay, his disinterestedness is questionable; he is a after a short absence, returned a verdict of Not Guilty. First Class 445 645 Mixed
on those trimmers and traitors by whom the present efforts of esse.--.-_ Departure from 1 Arrival at
jairy":- great proprietor of land; but he is still greater as a proprietor - ... 630 9 0 First Class... 330 ti 20
the honest yeomanry of England to protect themselves have ---- __ _ _ --- - ___- Goods 9 0 12 20111 Mixed
"We contend that there existed good and incontrovertible of houses ; and it is notoriously calculated upon by many as Darling. 'Man-
been rendered necessary. Had County Member d th • York. Leeds. Sheffield. Sheffield. Derby. ToCroydon I 0 l Goods 9 0 12 30 M
s ton_e _ eir ESSEX PROT.ECTION SOCIETY. ton. cheste
reasons for excluding the persons professine the Ron.an Catholic certain that the repeal of the corn-laws will raise the rent
d h • h• h h 1 d- k 1
oty, t e meetings wic ave a rea ytaen p ace a Chelms- ToCroydon ii 30
• ' f houses." This might have been said; but now it can-
religion from acting upon such a jury. We all know that the ° ANTI-LEAGUE ASSOCIATION.
rept.al agitation, which forms the essence and subject-matter of not. The Marquis of Westminster has only done what ford and at Colchester-the meetings which are about to take
COLCHESTER, SaTunnay.-This day the meeting of the 1
the prosecution, is with some very fevv exceptions, maintained Lords Spencer, Ducie, Fitzwilliam and Radnor, have done I • h kt t Id h b n ces' ar
p ace in ot er mai e owns-wou . . ave
.een u.n e se y.
Essex Protection Agricultural Society was held at the Cups 6 1511! 8 45M1 6 451 V 93010 40 11 30 12 45E Ditto
sexciusively by the 'Roman Catholic population of this country, before him. He has brought the L'eague into close connexion It behoves the great body of British agriculturists to look '-
Inn, Colchester. The meeting was well attended, and afforded 915 12 Noon;10 50 il2 45E 2OE 2 45E 415 Ditto .611 E ) 9 0 Dinar .2 30 E 5 0
t l t all the f -f
d b hich the re ToCro ......... 10 .-0
• Ditto 630 9 0
7foth-red and encouraged by the Romish priesthood, two of with every rank of the Peerage but the very highest. The s erndyda
Th k orals
oh
t Iger f y
wth d yt a
elphr:
another proof of the great progress which the League has 12 ISE , 2 50E1 1 20E 4 0 528 ,6 20 750 ssionEFIA M. BRANCI-1.-51ixedTrains leave Bri7,llton for Shore-
-Whom are numbered amongst the traverser:,; and we also know adherence of five or six Peers of the most extensive possessions roun e e ey _ albe muc o eier, rime e espe;•atr s
f.s
been making, inasmuch as it has at length alarmed the mono- 347 (6 25 I 4 45 7 9 820 9 0 10 18 ham daily at 73 ; atid 9 :3051, and at 12 15, 2 15, , 45,_and 7 OE.
that resort -is had te every species of oppresssion and intinaida- in the kingdom proves not only their hearty opposition to the ness anedutener f
gyh'icht ;IL. e.atteue. Tfhey hfsave,imthuch o. e,r_ roma
polists from their fancied security, and induced them to imi- SUNDAYS. On Sundays at 9 051, and at 2 15, 3 45. 5 15, and 6 45E.
lion to draw recruits to its ranks ; and we verily believe sliding-scale, but also their confidence in the integrity, and h
t e ion vc r e principlee - From Shoreham for priehton at 830 and 10 3051 and at 10,3 31
B t ir"rhs Pr°
eslat • tate, at humble distance, the gigantic efforts of that body - '.' • 0 d 8 OE'
:uch to be the general feeling amongst the lower orders of the their fearlessness of the projects, of those who are now con- common sense. . u . ntis.
.agricu prists.have,more to fear
The meeting was chiefly remarkable for the somewhat virulent
.. 3 OE 4 20E 5 20E 7 0E The Mixed Trains stop 'at all the Stations, the First Class Trains
people upon this subject that were a Roman Catholic to agree ducting the free trade movement. Or, if it be contended that from the cowardice and imbecility of their " friends in the House
personal attacks made on Air. Cobden, and for the attempts, 3 47E 6 25E I 7 9 820 „9 0 10 18 only at First Class Stations.
fCo h f h L t • 1 ' t
fmmons, tan rom any ot er cause. e agncu tuns. s
to a find'.ng of ' guilty' against O'Connell and the traversers; he it does not prove an implicit confidence in the moderation of ° for the first time made, on the part of the Chairman, to answer *e* Trains leave Hull or Derby daily at es and 1111, and ---s-see-_---=---_
would 'oe subject to every species of persecution, and become an their new associates, it at any rate demonstrates their convic- out o doors, however, be true to themselves-and they will
the long unanswered challenge thrown out by the free traders at 2i and SE. On Sundays at 5E only.' LONDON AND DOVER.
objeet of execration to the vast majority of persons of his own tion that it is their interest to mitigate by coalition, and temper tnumph over false friends, as well as over all classes. pf
in and out of the House of Commons, to prove that there are OPEN TO FOLKESTONE.
;10'Isuasion. This, we admit, is a hard saying, but such is our by conciliation, the feelings of a party which is too numerous Leaguers. In Northamptonshire, a large body of most re-
any peculiar burthens on the land, which entitle its occupier to 'MANCHESTER Sz BIRMINGHAM. DOWN TRAINS. UP TRAINS.
• .olemn conviction; and admitting, as we unfeigmedly do, that to be overcome by opposition, too confident to be intimidated !Pectable farmers have published an address in whieh they t d
e ask for artificial and exaggera e monopoly prices at the ex-
any one of the individuals in question would be most desirous by menace. If they have taken this view of their position, we su ft' their secession from • ltu Iso•ty of which th
jaalgyuer Lord Spencer iasnpagrsic
ie iduentra Thew in'ovement is a' pense of all the other classes of the community. The time ap- Leaves Arrives at ' Leav es Arri ves Arrive-, Loodon. Folkesnine. Folke tone. London.
to act conscientiously, even under circumstances so trying and consider that they have thought right! and acted wisely. It is pointed for the meeting was twelve o'clock, but the attendance Binning. Leaves Man. ! Alan- at at 13ir. ---- -------.. ----
hazardous, yet it would be an act of the most positive cruelty to easy to dilute the strength against whlch it would be dangerous _
manl and most wise on; Let the rinciple vshich animates
th Yh
tN th t • li. f P b t d • 11 being confined to some six or seven persons, induced the chair- ham'
' Crewe. chester. 1 ehester. Crewe. mingham. 80 M 11 47 51 1M 948 31
ese ones or amp ons ire arm.ers eac e
.on unwersa y , e 30 I 21 E 7 o to .i 3
place an individual in a position where the contest might be to contend. At the same time we would guard these Noble man to delay taking the chair till nearly one, when there were 145 Al , 4 0-111 515M1 6 45 INI 815 NI 11 -30 M 11 :to o 5.2 9 3'l 17 E
between his conscience and his fears." Lords and their adherents against the ready credulity which -and the cause of native industry will soon be triumphant. It hirty persons. After thi •
present less than t s . , . - s time the raom '
,7 30 9 0 '7 30 9 0 i3O E 521 It 40 323
The trial of O'Connell and his co-defendants believes, or affects to believe, that the repeal of the cora-laws is incumbent en farmers, if they would save themselves from
r•t f t t•
um,. o re use f? ac in concert with men like Earl. Spencer ;. ,
. began to fill, and at one time tnere might have been 350 per- 6 0 9 0 10 30 9 0 10 7 12 45 E 4 0 747 120 E 4 4()
will give a general and perpetual impetus to trade and manu- 5 20 9 21 3 50 7 33
is, then, to be a contest between Roman Catholics but if it be incumbent on farmers to repudiate such so es t
ns pr .en . 11 30 20E315E 1 11 15 12 25 E 315 73; 650 10 27
factures • that it will increase the capital of the wealthy Mr. R. Baker, of .
Writtle, was called to the h • •d s
c air, ar. re.o- 245 E 5 0 615 i 145 I
and Protestants ! The distinctions which lono• ' ' f h •cl t• • tht 't 'll •
e, and the occupation otein us nous , a i wi in- .
Presidents of agricultural societies, how much more h b'
lutions in accordance with te 0 sects of the meeting, were ,515 E 7 0 10 15 sirs:mess. suspays.
~ incumbent is it on farmers to repudiate such Par- • .
prevaned, and which, while they prevailed, were undate the kingdom with a stream of affluence, spreading
liamentary representatives as those who have lent unanimously agreed to. . 415 .7 10 840 1 745 850 11 30
a reproach to the Legislature and a source of dis- over the country in a thousand subsidiary channels, im- Th b • C s rece
esu scrip ion ived at the meeting amounted to 1 130 E 440 P5O E 4 0
SUNDAYS.
themselves to the free trade p f of •
the last two sessions of - - SUNDAYS. 5 0 810 510 8 0
traction and danger to the country, are revived. parting to agriculture the bristling energy of the loom,
Pl. t 9 Th e t oficy f th Ifb• •
ar iamen . ese ar no Imes or eex i ition of false :
upwards of 500/. 1 4531 4 031 5 15 Al ! 8 3031 10 OAI 12 45 E
I 6 50
I
I
The Government has practically re-enacted the and to manufactures the healthy vitality of .
agriculture.
delicac The supporters of the Tariff and the Canada Corn ----------------_ 1
730 930 I l 0 ,11 15 12 27 E 315
,
This will not be so The present corn-law is the . y•
civil disabilities which ex eluded Catholics from the • . • • Bill have approved themselves the English farmers enemies, ' COMMERCIAL NEWS. 245E50E630E ! 7 45 E 8 50 11 30
consumptive remnant of a silly and noxious enactment. Its NORTHERN AND EASTERN.
rights of citizenship. Its officers have dared public evils are in themselves not few, but when compared with those and should be rejected by all agriculturists, as Lord Spencer
I*ARsEILLES, DEc. 30.-W HEAT.-In consequence of „
opinion by expunging Papists from a jury panel, of its predecessors, neither numerous nor oppressive. Still the d b the farmers of Northam tonshire The
has been
frejecte y
.di . p .
.. . ''.
theTestivities of the sea:ion, the conunercial week has OPEN TO BISHOP'S STORTFORD.
in a country the inhabitants of which are of the substitution of a fixed duty would free commerce of iteshackles, far.mer;)o
lEaseitt aee r. y collecting funds with the view of beea of shot•t duration. The orders from England, so MANCHESTER AND LEEDS, sTaTioNs, with their l)istances from Shoreditch.
Romati Catholic religion ia the proportion ofseven and is therefore a desirable measure. The utter annihilation doing , att e wihh the eagu.ef.. 11.1ay good fortune attend their
confidently- looked for, have not yet arrived, and the im- STATIONS with their Distances from Manchester Lea Bridge 314. Tottenham 744, Edmonton 'N, Ponder's End 1114,
Waltham 144. , Broxbourne 13,'Itoydon 22, Hartow 26%, Sawbridge-
of all duties would do ver little mere -and would deprive the efforts . Lint t e League, i it is to be effectually grappled MANCHESTER Oldham Junction 5 Mills Hill 6 Blue Pits') worth 28;4, Stortford 32%,
to one ! The religious hostilities, which had pre- Treas - ' y '.l
. d .'
ury of a certain income, and is therefore not estrable. with, must be grappled with in the House of Commons as veil PortatiOns continue to be extensive, producing a certain
Rochdale Litlleborouoll 14, Todt'-no '1 ' : '
. 11, rden _O, Eastwood 21,
ld have been mor. Do WN TRAINS. I UP TRAINS.
veiled for three centuries, and were begitinitig to When Lord Westminster expects " that such would be the as out of doors; and in the House of Commons there is to be depreciation, which woe,
~,w
.. c notable but
, Hebden Bridge 24, Luddendeti Foot, ')l3, Sowerby Bridee .),4
abate with the late concession of civil r:glits to prosperity of all classes from the abolition of this impost, that found no agricultural representative competent to defend the for the already ex tr.emel: 1 pi ice of wheat. Severai
nland 31, Brighouse 34, Cooper Bridge 36, liewsbu'ry 41, .Denartive Dep •rture! Arrival Departure Departurel Arrival
the long-prescribed iNtisiv, are revived. The in a very short time the general wealth would be so far aug- ounoeha have been sold and th I rts '
rights of native industry against the assaults of Cobden and his cargoes of R es , e goo( SO Horbury 44, Wakefield 48, Normanton 51, LEEDS 60. from from Brox- at , from from Brox-, at
merited, that the national revenue would.outrun the amount of lified to "do battle" with have obtained no more than lile to 17f. 95e er char e
fellow-conspirators. Until men qua . .
...
~ , ,
._ . p g . Shoreditc;.. bourne. 1 Stortford . , Stortford. bourne. !Shoreditch.
..- ____-' -- ' ----- ---'----
Croverntnent declares that it dare tiot trugt a
Roman Catholic in II . • '', -
. ic Jur) --ox on tile triiil of any duty that has beer, proposed," we fear that his Lordship
ievous y mista en and gross y overstat te a vantages
I has gr. I• k I ed h d the League are placed in Parhament, all the efforts of agri- Mention is made ol sun(hY 'ones of I olisli at 21f to 21f. Departure Irom Arrival at ogparture from
culturists out of doors will avail little. Let the worthy yeo- 50e., and Pr. for a very superior pareeh Manchester. Lecds. ,1 Leeds. Arrival at
Manchester. "Al:8 43 m 9 9.1 M!530 Al 559 M 640 51
930 ;16 IS 1,1 51 i ,:. 50 845
a cause to whichlt is • p,rty Y't ..t.l ' d • -
.. A., . f_. , V,l 1 t50!1 101 Is of any chanee in our commercial polity. NVe suspect that men of Essex, and Northarnptonshire, and Lincolnshire ponder OLEAGINOUS SEED.-There has .been some business 645 ill 950NI;1 5 40 111 830 71 II AO 12 It E1231E8 15 : 8 1,0
350 E Al 6 447 '9 30 'lO 0 945
10 s')
inconsistency, Sir 11,1it.rt Peel professes to re Lord Westginster must have doubted the efficacy of his panacea this " great fact ;" and let them resolve, as soon as possible done in Sessarne this Week, with(mt, however, 1 •
pro( acing e 0 10 .55 7 0 10 30 43 ) 510 545 11 30 'l2'2 E 11 49 E
gard Ireland as an inteeTal • ftl ' •
pat e 0 te empire, the moment after he penned the last quoted sentence ; for be to turn it to fitting uses 1. Meanwhile, lrt farmers persrvere a_
1 I '• , ' the marlset ; 400 qu' t I
iy rea activit) in . (1-• 1,1 '
in as, zsponz es, 10 50 12 30 E 9 0 12 0 530 , 6 :2•2 230 E , 3 2 347
in their new course of agitation; they will soon find their in- 431 ,5 2 24 2
entitled to equal priviletees and to be governed concludes
.his.letter by expressing a hope that the League will ' • w r 11 't 4-f discount one per cent., and 9 000 120 E 138 10 1() 12 52 E Si 3 1 19 11 il 49 615 650 !7 55
7 0 ! 7 5?. . 855
,t-• - r terests more strongly fortified than they have been for the last ees" ' a • a " _,
by equal laws wi I 1
. ~ Li t.le other parts of her -
persevere in its endeavours " until it has obtained from Go- , quintals to arrive in January, at 44f. 25c. ; 600 quintals 320 435 I 0 E 430 On Sundays Trains leave Shore. ,On Sundays 'Frains leave Stort.
two years !
tth full f f ad .1) • h h
veri.nnen e est measure. o, ree tr e compatz le
.tint t
.e ditch for Stottford at S and 9 3051, ford for Shoretiitcla at 5 30 and
Majesty's domestic territories ! Lerd Lyndhurst Russian Linseed, disponibles, have been sold at 26f., dis- 445 645 13 45 7 0
maintenance of public credtt.' Yes, my Lord, public credtt and at 23,, 4 30, and 8 30E. , 8 30M, and at 2 30, 4 30, and 7 30E.
was right in his deounciation of Ireland- must be maintained. If it be not, no one class of the com- LAW INTELLIGENCE. ' count one-half Or cent. ; while in other descriptions no- 7 0 730 .6 10 910 * This Train leaves Droxbourne half an hour earlier on Mondays.
right, practically, though wrong constitutionally. muniiy can retain either comfort, or wealth, or safety. Im- INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, Jan. 8. thing whatever fins been done. Our market for cotton ' 10 30 715 10 0 =----
The Irish are " aliens" in the estimation of con- press this on the minds of your followers. Tell them that IN RE THOMAS TULL. seed continues dull ; 500 quintals Rape have realised I
SUNDAYS. EASTERN CO UNTIES.
bread may be nominally cheap, and yet millio.ns
.sta. rve ; that t two 'per cent., which is reputed a high OPEN to COLCHESTER.
sistent Tories. " Aiiesis in relict:ion "-they are The insolvent in this case had been an officer in the Excise, 18E, discoun _ _ . 80 M 11 3011 70 31 10 53 INI DOWN TRAINS leave Shore& li at 830 and li OM, and at 20,
' public faith once violated, private honour and indivtdual credit and on that account received a nsion of
pe 75/. per annum. Pri •ntals Poppy have been disposed of at
cc ; '2,000. gut _
ha, , .
,t
fi . 1 . .
10 50 1 38 E 10 10 12 55 E 30, 4 15, 50, and 6 :tu E. On SUNDAYS Ztt 815, 9 15, and It) 1551,
disqualified to act as ;tiroi•s between a Protestant ' ' • • ' l d • f • 1 '
~ ; perish immediate y ; that are uction o taxes on one artic e e 38f. ; but this seed sas Ji no xe( pusition or rate
The amount of the opposing creditor's debt was orieir 11 50 E Si 30 715 E 10 45 ant at 2oa 0, 5 3', and 7 45E. The journey iti performed in about
6 '
o% eminent and Roman Catholic defendants ! will only stimulate demands for reduction on others ; until bY 51. 79.9 db h dh• 1 d r'aa' fl
~ ut wen sue ,t e inso vent efended the action ova ue• I 7 0 10 30 2 hours 3gminutes.
TiliS is the substance of the Dublin Packet's feeble concessions to reiterated clamours, the national revenue and this caused law costs to the amount of 19/. to be incurred.' Oics.-Olive, notwithstanding the absence of arrivals, ue Tit AINs leave Colchester at 9, and 104551, and 1 45, and
argument in defence of the Government-an '
is exhausted, the capital of the speculator depTeciated, and the 3 45E. • from Brentwood at 8 43 9 43 and 10 55M and at 12 40
He now refused to allocate any portion of his pension for the has fallen in price this-weelt, in consequence of the in- rv. Ir. . ~', i - 4-, ,-, ~ ' ',.. ~ ;'," , , '
meehanic defrauded of his just wages ; and in the end, amid st.KMINGHAM 8z GLOUCESTER. 's 41), J, ', ani, I •ran. ,Il .302,11/AYS, 'COM ,OiCileSt er at 8 1., Al,
argument in perfect consistency with Lord 1 payment of his debts. , activity of the soap-boilers, and the amount of business
, the competition of poor men for money, and of moneyed men
I.yndliiirst's fulmination. Yet, were they refill The Learned CHIEF COMMISSIONER said he thought this done has been very trifling First quality, disponible,
. DOWN TRAINS II UP TRAINS --- ---- - - -----
- - - - -- -
Y 2 : for investment quackery panders to the appetite of knavery h
-Y . le. h •t. d th
was a case wic men e e reprehension of the Court and he . NE WCASTLE-UPON-TYNE AND
, remains offered at 111 f. 70c. per hectolitre, but without From Birmingham. 1 Fro.n Gloucester.
instead of being only nominally, " aliens," then ;th • ' f d. h" la 11 1 Id dr f h
P suggestion o. reme les w ic e yon y cou a op., or t e should therefore order him to be idprisoned for five months
would Roman Catln&cs be in a better position 1 cure of evils which timely wisdom might have prevented. , from the date of his vesting order. buycrs. In a lirrer, what was in demand at 112 f. 50c., - 1- CARLISLE. .
I Arrives' ______
is now nnoleeted at 112 f. 10e. m 1
...ensaan Oil, to ar- Itwor_ tre;evie-i Ilicrliivoeus. lat. chell Wor. Illirmin I .ckir res I Arrivp at. II Leave I Arrive at
-

Departure Arrival all Arrival at
I DOWN TRAINS from Swindon their
GoDmaiislyT,raerneetpotTSauuntits:::l 3 Paddington.i3i I.Jrcotiosin. De:t34lsati;. 1
To Taunton .. . .. 6 0 835 12 50
Ditto .
Short Train to Maidenhea,3 9 0 . 945 M
MAIL, to Taunton ...... 10 15 1 E 440 F.
Short. Train to Maidenhead 11 0
To Taunton l2 Noon 2 58 6 30 E
Short Train to Slough 1 30 .. '2 25
To 'Taunton
Short Train to Reading
To Bristol
Short Train to Maidenheadl II 30 ..
To Swindon 7 30 10 30
MAH., to Taunton ....
Goods Train to Taunton
SUN DAY DONS N Tlt A INS
Short Train to Slough
To Reatlinz
Short Train to Slough . ....I 9 30
AIA it., to Taunton . ...... ..1 10 15 1 0 E 4 :40 E
To Taunton . ' 2 0 E 455 8 55
Short Train to I•aidenheadl 5 0
To Swindon 7 0 110 0
MALL, to Taunton
Time Leave Arrival
UP TRAINS of Swindon at
Daily. except Sundays. Starting. Junction. Paddington.
Short Train from Reading 730 M ... ...... .. 855 M
Ditto from Slough 9 0
From Swindon
From Bristol
Short Tr. from Maidenhead 11 15 1 . .
Marv., from Bristol ..... ... 840 110 28 110
Short Tr. from Maidenhead 345 E
Goods Troll' from Taunton.. 730 M 540 E 12 6
From Taunton
Ditto
From Taunton l2 30 E 420 7 5
Short Tr. from Maidenhead 730 ......8 30
From Taunton
Matt, from Taunton
Goods Train from Taunton 630 E 240 745
SUNDAY UP TRAINS.
Short Train from Slough
From Swindon
I%IAIL, from Taunton
Short Train from Slough 5 0 E ...... ..... 550
From Taunton ...
Short 'Fr. from Maidenhead 730 ............I 830
Ditto from Reading 9 0
MAIL, from Taunton ....... 11 15 235 M 5 2511
'File Short Trains stop at all the intervening Stations.
* Beiunbridge is 8 miles from Taunton, and the distance is
performed in from 20 to 25 minutes.

Departure Arrival Arrival
DOWN TRAINS. from at at
London. Rugby. Birmingham
-.-- -.--. - -
Mixed, to Birmingham ... 6 0 M 9 3051 11 6 M
Third Class, ditto
*Mixed, ditto
First Class, ditto
Mixed, to Rugby
'Malt, First Class
Mixed, to Birmingham
Ditto ditto
Ditto, to Aylesbury ...... 3 0
Ditto, to Birmingha m... 5 0 838 10 0
* Ditto, to Wolverton
*Main, Mixed B3O fill 58 130 M
*MAIL, to York, by Rugby,' 9 0 12 15 M
-- ---- ---- - - ----
Departure I Depar- Arrival
UP TRAINS. front Lure from at
Birminghatni Rugby. Lotidon.
*Mixed, from Wolverton.
Ditto ditto
Ditto, from Birmingham... 7 0M 8 23111 12 30 E
Ditto, from Aylesbury
*Man, First Class
Mixed, from Birmingharnl 10 0 11 17 3 0
Ditto ditto l2 Noon 123 E 530
Ditto ditto 1 15 E 2 30 6 0
Ditto, from Rugby 4 0 7 30
Third Class, from Birming. 220 413 10 0
First Class, ditto 4 0 5 17 9 0
Mixed, ditto. 6 0 7 18 11 0
*Mau., Mixed, ditto l2 Night 123 M 1 5 30M
*Mixed, from Rugby
The Sunday Trains are marked*.
_ ....

""We contend that there existed good and incontrovertible of nooses; ana It is notoriously calculateu upon us esees ee . - Yorx. chse•Aetee Leeds. snettieta. enemein. verov. :::i::esd "e"i • -
ressons for excluding the per ions professing the Ron.an Catholic certain that the repeal of the corn-laws will raise the rent been rendered necessary. Had County Members done their ESSEX PRO T.ECTION SOCIETY. -ton.'
of houses." This might have been said; but now it can- duty, the meetings which have already taken place at Chelms- ToCroydon; 930 1
religion from ac-whitg upon such a jury. We all know that the ANTI-LEAGUE ASSOCIATION.
repeal agitation, h forms the essence and subject-matter of not. The Marquis of Westminster has only done what ford and at Colchester-the meetings which are about to take
COLCHESTER, SATunDAY.-This day the meeting of the ,
6 15i11 8 45M1 6 4531! 96 3050 M 108 4101) 'lBl 3050
1120 45E
exceptions, maintained the prosecution, is, with some very few exce • '• , Lords Spencer, Ducie, Fitzwilliam and Radnor, have done place in other market towns-would have been unnecessary.
Essex Protection Agricultural Society was held at the Cups Ditto
exclusively by the Roman Catholic population of this country, before him. He has brought the L'eague into close connexion et behoves the great body of British agriculturists to look
Inn, Colchester. The meeting was well attended, and afforded 915 12 Noon l 0 50 112 45E 2OE , 2 45E 415 Ditto ..... .. 631 E 1 9 0 Ditto 23OE 5 0
-thee-red and encouraged by the Ronsish priesthood, two of with every rank of the Peerage but the very highest. The sternly at all the forms of danger by which they are sur-
another proof of the great progress which the League has 12 15E, 2 50E 1 20E 40528,6 20 7 50 ToCrovdon 10 ti Ditto 630 9 0
whom are numbered amongst the traversers; and we also know adherence of five or six Peers of the most extensive possessions rounded. They have much to fear from the desperate selfish-
been making, inasmuch as it has at length alarmed the mono- 347(625445 7 9 8 20 9010 18 RUM-Et-IA NI BRANCH.-Mixed Trains leave Brighton for Shore-
that resort' is had te every species of oppresssion and intirnida- in the kingdom proves not only their hearty opposition to the ness and energy of the League. They have much to fear from
polists from their fancied security, and induced them to sins- ham daily at 73 • atid9 :OM, and at 12 15, 2 45, • 45, and 7 OE.
the affection which Ministers profess far "the principles of SUNDAYS. On Sundays at 9 OM, and at 2 15, 3 45, 5 15, and 6 45E.
lion to draw recruits to its ranks ; and we verily believe sliding-scale, but also their confidence in the integrity, and tate, at humble distance, the gigantic efforts of that body
such to be the general feeling amongst the lower orders of the their fearlessness of the projects, of those who are now con- common sense." But British agriculturists have more to fear
The meeting was chiefly remarkable for the somewhat virulent
e* Trains leave Hull' for 37 D 500 and 7 30E. Sundays at 10 OM and .2 45, 4 30, 60, and 8 OE.
people upon this subject that were a Roman Catholic to agree ducting the free trade movement. Or, if it be contended that from the cowardice and imbecility of their " friends" in the House i
personal attacks made onillr. Cobden, and
yfotehtehfereaetttermadpetrss, 3 47E 6 25E I tOecEby 4 20E 5 20E 7OE The' Mixed Trains stop ',
t all the stations, the First Class Trains
Bdai2lov at 'tie.9, and 1111101,18 and only at First Class St itions.l
it does not prove an implicit confidence in the moderation of of Commons, than from any other cause. Let agriculturists
for the first time made, on the part of the Chairman, to answer
at 2i and SE. On Sundays at 5E only.' 4') a find'.ng of ' guilty' against O'Connell and the traversern he
would 'oe subject to every species of persecution, and become an their new associates, it at any rate demonstrates their convic- out of doors, however, be true to themselves-and they willEß.
object of execration to the vast majority of persons of his own tion that it is their interest to mitigate by coalition, and temper triumph over false friends, as well as over all classes of the long unanswered challenge
Co
in and out of the House of lemons, to prove that there are LONDON
OPEN -TOFAO-7
..
'.suasion. This, we admit, is a hard saying, but such is our by conciliation, the feelings of a party which is too numerous Leaguers. In Northamptonshire, a large body of most re-
any peculiar burthens on thed
land, which entitle
its occupier to ---- ------- - -
MANCHESTER Sz BIRMINGHAM. I KDESTI7O?ii."7.
DOWN TRAINS. UP TRAINS.
• Alemn conviction; and admitting, as we unfeignedly do, that to be overcome by opposition, too confident to be intimidated spectable farmers have published an address in which they
ask for artificial and exaggerate monopoly prices at the ex-
one of the individuals in question would be most desirous by menace. If they have taken this view of their position, we their secession from n agricultural society, of which thp
Leaguer,Lord S is President. The is reuse of all the other classes of the community. The time ap- Leaves Arrives at ' Leaves Arrives Arrive Departure from Arrival at Departure from Arrival in
Loridon. Folkesnine. Folke•tone. London.
• tryingconsider that the have thought • ht, andacted • 1 It •
10 set conscientiously, even under circumstances so and eyleg t,
justify
pointed for the meeting was twelve o'clock, but the attendance nirming. Leaves Man- I Man- at at Bir. ---- -----... ----
naxardous, yet it would be an act of the most positive cruelty to easy to dilute the strength against which it would be dansterous manly and most wise one. Let the principle which animates
being confined to some six or seven persons, induced the chair- ham.
Crewe. cheater. 1 cheater. Crewe. mingham, 80 at 11 47 Al M 948 31
place an individual in a position where the contest might be
to contend. At the same time we would guard these l'oroble these honest Northamptonshire farmers be acted on universally ------ -- - --- 9 tat iel E 0 10 et
man to delay taking the chair till nearly one, when there were 545 m 4
between his conscience and his fears." Lords and their adherents against the ready credulity which -and the cause of native industry will soon be triumphant. It 0A1515A11 6 45 Al 8 tes AI 11 30 M 11 30 2 51. 9 3'l 17 E
present less than thirty persons. After this time the room 130 E 521 11 40 323
The trial of O'Connell and his co-der den ants believes, or affects to believe, that the repeal of the corn-laws is incumbent en farmers, if they would save themselves from
time there 4 0 7 47 1 20 E
began to fill, arid at one might have been 4 40
ruin, to refuse to act in concert with men like Earl Spencer • 350 per- 6 0 9 0 10 30 9 0 10 7 12 45 E
will give a general and perpetual impetus to trade and menu- 5 20 9 21 3 50 7 33
IS, then, to be a contest between Roman C• 1 1* at io Ics fthat it will •
factures ;
and Protestants! The distinctions which
tons and the occuation of the industrious ; that it will in- Presidents of agricultural societies, how much more Mr. R. Baker, of Writtle, was called to the chair, and rem- 245 E 5 0 615 145 I
~hations in accordance with the objects of the meet
in is it on farmers to repudiate such Par- • mee ing, were 515 E 7 0 10 15 SUNDAYS. SUNDAYS.
prevailed, and which, while they prevailed, were update the kingdom • hof ffispreading with a stream a uence, 931 II I 12 40 E
liamentary representatives as those who have lent upanimously agreed to. 415 710 840 745 850 11 30 95u M I 20 E
a reproach to the Legislature and a source of dis- over the country in a thousand subsidiary channels, im- 130 E 440 P5O E 4 0
The subscriptions received at the meeting amounted to SUNDAYS.
themselves to the free trade policy of the last two sessions of - - SUNDAYS 5 0 810
traction and danmer to the countr are Country, revived. gy o e oom,
parting to agriculture the bristling ener fth 15 10 8 0
eParliament ? These are not times for the exhibition of false upwards of 5001. 14e M 4 0 M 515 M 830 M 10 0 M 12 45 E 650
I
The Government has '_ir- ct•c 11 a ist v re-enact
1 . ed the and to manufactures the healthy vitality of agriculture
This •, ' delicacy. The supporters of the Tariff and the Canada Cor ----------------
wel not be so. The present corn-law is the n 730 930 1I 0 11 15 12 27 E 315 I i
civil disabilities whi ch excluded Catholics from th Bill have approved themselves the English farmers enemies, COMMERCIAL NEWQ- 245 E 50 E 630 E 745 E 850 11 30_
e consumptive remnant of a silly and noxious enactment. Its se •
rights ofcitizenship. Its officers have dared public evils are in themselves not few, but when compared with those and should be rejected by all griculturists, as Lord Spencer se:
Tnnseeeees, DEC. 30.-WIET-In consequence of NORTHERN AND EASTERN.
ion b °pin y expunging Papists from a jury panel, of its predecessors, neither numerous nor oppressive. Still the has been rejected by the farmers of Northamptonshire. The °
the festivities of the se aeon, the commercial week has OPEN TO BISHOP'S
.STORTFORD.
substitution o afixed duty would free commerce of ittshack es,
in a country the inhabitants of which 'f
, i are of thefarmers of Essex are rapidly collecting funds • hthe • with view of b -t. 1
cell o s tot.t duration. The order • e from England, so MANCHESTER. AND LEE •DS. sTATioNs with their Distances from Shoreditch.
Roma'? Catholic relierion ia the proportion f and is therefore a desirable measure. The utter annihilation doing battle with the League. May good fortune attend their
confidently looked for, have not) et arrived, and the im- STATIONS with their Distances from Manchester Lea Bridge 3ai, Toitenham 7a , Edmonton '11•,, Ponder's End 11N,
e lon o seven. efforts ! Bnt the League, if it is to be effectually grappled Waltham 144 ,liroxbourne 1J Ito •don 2. Harlow .6 Sa •brid e
of all duties would do very little mere, -and would desrive the MANCHESTER, Oldham Junction 5, Mills Hill 6, Blue Pits:), worth 28;4, Stortfo ' 3 -,
-4,
v.
g -
to one ! The religious hostilities, which ha 1 ()nations continue to be extensive, producing a certain rd 321..
with, must be grappled with in the House of Commons as well P
. t Pre' Treasury of a certain income, and ii therefore not esitable. Rochdale 11, Littlehorough 14, Todniorden 20, Eastwood 21,
railed for three centuries, and were 1 • • Alegi tin iiig to When Lord Westminster expects " that such would be the as out of doors; and in the House of Commons there is to be depreciation, which would have been more notable but Bridge 24 Luddender Foot •n" e •
Hebden, i ...e, Sosserhy Bridge 254 Do NVN TRAINS. I UP TRAINS.
abate with the late concession cif civil • Ir g its to prosperity of all classes from the abolition of this impost, that found no agricultural representative competent to defend the for the 'already extremely low price of wheat. Several
Dland 31, Brighouse 34, Cooper Bridge 36, Dewsbury 41, .Denartu•*e Dep • rtii re I Arrival Departure Departure I Arrival
the long-prescribed Many, are revived. The in a very short time the general wealth would be so far aug- rights of native industry against the assaults of Cobden aid his cargoes of Roumelia have been sold, and the sort
good s Horbury 44, Wakefield 48, Normanton 51, LEEDS 60. from from Brox.' at i from from Brox-, at
Government declares that •t dart
i out trust a mented, that the national revenue would outrun the amount of fellow-conspirators. Until men qualified to "do battle" with have obtained no more than 17f. to 17f. 95
- c. per charge. Shoreilitci.. bourne. Stortford. ! Stortford. bourne. IShoreditch.
1----- ---' -----
ROI:flail Catholic in tl • • ' -it Jury- eox on the triel of •
any duty that has been proposed," we fear that his Lordship the League are placed in Parliament, all the efforts of agri- Mention is made of sundry oales of Polish .
at 21f to 21t. Departure Irom Arrival ,
at !: Depart ure from Arrival at -----;
m -----
---
' ' 5 M 6 40 31
8 1 . , 843 31 9 `2l AI ' 530 al J 9
culturists out of doors will avail little. Let the worthy yeo-superior parcel. Manchester. Leeds. ~ Leeds. i
has grievous:ly mistaken and grossly overstated the advantages 50 • d 29f for a very
c., an _ .
a cause to which it is a., t 'Ymen of Essex, and Northamptonshire, arid Lincolnshire ponder It .10 II II El2ilE I 8 15 : 8 !Al 945
per y . et, with woedrous of any chanee in our commercial ft W
po Iy. e suspect that OLE WINOCS r.;,„D.- rhere has .been some business .--------
!'
inconsistency, Sir Robert P 1 .ee pro.esses to re Lord e
Westminster must have doubted the efficacy of his panacea this " great fact ;" and let them resolve, as soon as possible - • ' withaut , • .
done in Sesame this weels„ h esevcr, prod ••
ming 645 M
9 0 9 50 M ', 5 40 111
10 55 ' 7 0 830 el
I 0 30 350 E 416
431 510 4 479 30 :10 0
5 45 10 50
11 30 12 E 1 49 E
yard Ireland as tin iutee-r• lof
.., d )zit tile empire; the moment after he penned the last quoted sentence; for be to turn it to fitting use:) Meanwhile, let farmers persevere ket 4 '2 30 E' 3 2 347
any real activity in the mar ;00 quintals, disponibles, 10 50 SAI 622
in their new course of agitation; they will soon find their in- 12 30 E 9 0 12 0
entitled to equal privile,es and to be d concludes his letter by expressing a hope that the League will
_- r governeterests more strongly fortified than they have been for the last were sold at. 45f., discount one per cent., and 2,000 120 E 138 10 10 12 52 E 615 650' 7 55
by equal laws, with th ‘ tl co, ier parts of her persevere in its endeavours " until it has obtained from Go-8 3 i 911 049
quintals to arrive in January, at 44f. 25c, ; 600 quintals 320 435 1 1 0 E
two years ! 4 31) On Sundays Trains leave Shore. ,On Sundays 'l.'rains leave Stott.
vernment the fullest measure of free trade compatible with the
Majesty's domestic territories! Lord I d Russian Linseed, disponibles, have been sold at 26f if 445
~ Is- 645 : 345 7 0 ditch for Stortford ors and 9 3031, ford for Shoreoitcn at 530 and
.yn Iturst maintenance of public credit." Yes, my Lord, public credit - - and at 23,, 4 30, and 830 E. ,8 3031, and at 2 30, 4 SO, and 7 30E.
was right in his denunciation of Ireland- must be maintained. If it be not, no one class of the coin- LAW INTELLIGENCE. count one-half Or cent. ; while in other descriptions no- 7 0 730 '6 10 910 * This Train leaves Broxbourne half an hour earlier on Mondays.
right, practically, 1 tnotit.4ll wrore, co t. •
~, las autionally. munity can retain either comfort, or wealth, or safety. Im- INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, Jan. 8. thing whatever has been done. Our market for cotton ' 10 30 , 715 10 0 - a
The Irish are " aliens" in the estimation of con- press this on the minds of your followers. Tell them that IN RE THOMAS TULL. seed continues dull ; 500 quintals Rape have realised I EASTERN CO UNTIES.
sistent Tories. " Alleles in religion"--th •eN are bread may be nominally cheap, and yet millions starve ; that The insolvent in this case had been a ' n officer in the
18f., discount two 'per cent., which is reputed a high
8 0111 11 3011
SUNDAYS.
7 011 10 53 M OPEN to COLCHESTER.
DOWN TRAINS leave Shoredi' li at 8 30 and 11 031, and at 2 0,
pu lc at once violated, private honour and individual credit
br fnh and on that account received • Excise,
a pension of 75/• per annum. price , , 3 • Have • 2 000 quintals 1 app}' been disposed of at 10 50 138 E 10 10 12 55 E 30, t 15, 50, and 636 E. On SUNDAYS at 813, 9 15, and 10 1531,
disqualified to act as ;erors between aP , Pratt rish immediatel ; that a reduction of taxes on one article The amount of
the opposing creditor's debt was ori •11 38f. ; but this seed has as yet no fixed position or rate 5 0 E n3O 715 E 10 45 an-I at eo,ao, 5 0, and 7 45E. Tlie journey is performed in about
gala y
Government and R • °manCatholic defendants ! willonly stimulatedemands for
reduction on others; until by bi. 7s. 9d , but when sued, • the insolvent defended the action, of value. , 7 0 10 30 2 hours 35 minutes.
TiliS iS the substance of the D. b" Pa an uchet's feeble concessions to reiterated clamours, the national revenue and this ' dla cause w costs to the amount o 19/. e incurred. , f to b Ches.-Olive, notwithstanding the absence of arrivals, ue TR AINB leave Colchester at 9, and 10 4531, and 1 45, and
argument in defence of the Government-an is exhausted, the capital of the speculator depreciated, and the He now refused to allocate any portion of his pension for the , has fallen in price this -week, in consequence of the in- 3 45E. ; from Brentwood at 8 45, 1.7 43, and 10 5331, and at 12 40,
BIRMINGHAM 8z GLO UC ESTE R. 3 40, 5 4', and 7 45E. On Sosinays, frotn Colchester at 815 51,
argument in perfect consistency with Lord meehanic defrauded of his just wages; and in the end, amid of his debts. activity of the soap-boilers, and the amount of business
the competition of poor men for money, and of moneyed men payment
The Learned
Lyndlitirst's fulmination
.Yet, were they really, ' • CHIEF COMMISSIONER said he thought this done .
has been very trifling. First quality, disponible,
7 for investment, quackery panders to the appetite of knavery by DOWN TRAINS UP TRAINS
was a case which merited the reprehension of the Court, and he II NE WCASTLE-UPON-TYNE AND
remains offered at ill f. 7(le. per hectolitre, but without From Birmingham. Fro.n Gloucester.
instead of being only
ally only could adopt, for thehim to be I
should therefore order 'llll • prisoned for five months
would Roman Cad e& - he in better . .
a., a position ' cute of evils which timely wisdom might have prevented. from the date of his vesting order. buyers. In a licrer, what was in demand at 11211 50e.. --
Leaves Arrive Arrives - CARLISLE.
when prosecuted by the Government for alleged HERALD.-The commentators on the quarterly account IN Ric witGiAM TRIIRsTONE, is now neglected at 112 f. 10e. Malagn Oil, to ar- tutor- ('hel- at Glou,l at chef. VVor. Birmim _____T -
...Leave I
Arrive at Leave , Arrive at
political offences. They •l 1 • - wou t, as aliens, be en- of the revenue have taken too little notice of one part of the The circumstances of this case were rather peculiar A rive between March and June has been contracted rester. tenham. ceste% I tenham tester, ham,
Newcastle. Carlisle. Carlisle. 1 Newcastle.
titled to a mixed jury, to pass between them and case, namely, the estimated loss distinctly declared by Sir female with whom the ins
olvent lived was possessed of ..
for
roert at 110 f. 93e. ' '
1 'Tunis between January and ---
A.M. , A.M.
Robert Peel to be inevitable on the various reductions made
, .
his to the amount of 200/. avyear, year, and the opposing creditors ]larch, at 105 f. 46e. ;
and Sieitien, between January 12 6 0 Morning 930 Morning 5 30 Morning 9 °Morning
tile Crown. The Go • •1 ei nment treats the Catholics tariff 44 231 259 314 530 6 1 815 940 -
, - and February, at 106 f e '
• 24e. Sessame Oil occupies a 310457522540, 8 15 8 35 10 8 e 1 l , 10 0 130 Aftern. 945 1 15- Afterr
as aliens, without allew• ' ing teem the privileges- or march, 1842. These he thus stated :-.. The reduction in meat of the debts. somewhat better position
than it has done of late. Fifty- 8451030 11 12 11 25 'll 15 11 35 1 4 2 0 230 Aftern. 530 130 Aftern. , 5 0
of foreigners. Surely -nth a - five Op c 1 a• 5 0 830 5 0 18 0
, eioan, ilogrammes have been sold, deliverable last. 1 P.M.
aside by the Court. The loss consequent on the reduction of the duty on coffee will formation en the subject was this, that the female, when in her over the first nine
months of 1844, at 89E 45c. per 100 12 15 158 226 237 ' 1 o', 120 247 336
STANDAR,D.-The proceedings at the strik- be 170,000/. ; the loss on timber will be 600,000 e ; the loss confinement said to the medical gentleman who attended her, i •loeramine •• The iil es b• rice now held for future delivery 24543452515,4 0 4 20 5 22 6 45 SUNDAYS. SUNDAYS.
- arising from the repeal of the export duties on articles of Bri- "I have on my mind something to trouble me, my other •
lug of the special ;tu'a for the estate trials,t
~ ~ 0 •
tish manufacture will be 100,000/. ; the loss on the duties on husband is alive." This was said according to the evidence is firm at 90f. 70e. Linsee 1( 1 1 t yet recovered 71599 9 42
I )1 has 110 955 I 7 15, 735 9 1 94'
1 9 0 Morning 112 15 Aftern. 9 0 Morningll2 15 Aftern.
e , „ Aftern.
h 11 1 " impressed ' from .
i 740 y 9 0 920 10 40 II 39 ° " I 8 15 5 0 18 15
commence in Dublin this day week, is extremely stage-coaches es wi be 70,000/. : total, 1,210,000 . And, when the woman was with the fear of 'immediateits degraded position although the price of 3 0 ... ...
amusing, more particularly on account of the after making all these reductions, Sir Robert concluded by dissolution. disponible is maintained ' 7flo • • d 530
ted at 1 . ce an an 815 926 9 451 415 450 ••• 9 0
'flaif 'e •• •• ' aft etation of sin-prise and inclignatica of the only reckoning, even with the income-tax, on a surplus of The insolvent produced a registry of her former marriage, amelioration. is expected to take place in the RAILWAY STATISTICS.
520,e,00/., whereas, in last Friday's Gazette, we are happy to and said that although he knew this fact, yet he had occasion- early part of i
iext month The position of edible GRAND JUNCTION. FROM THE LATEST OFFICIAL 11EPORTS.
•arersers' solicitor, as some Roman Catholics
• , perceive one of those brief but wholesome little notices so long ally lived with her since he had acquired the information, but Oil has mush iin ' Boring•thek
Prow d, and
:were excluded from the - • 1 The tone of the
pane.. lost sight of under the management of Whig financiers-to wit, eventually left her when he found her in company with an- some rath e,,nie. OF Itaitwav a ~... Total amount Total amount Last
aetorneflier important transactions have been concluded FROM BIRMINGHAM TO Li- FROG[
y was however, mild and Sobel', compared
1 " The Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Treasury, hay- other individual. At present he could not say where she was for re-export• t• • ' in the products of the TRRPOOL. LIVERPOOL TO BIRMINGHAM. Those . narked * carry -.5' ,4, authorized in expended to Dividend
with the reciat • •a Fan principally _ no heavy goods ; and •• di be raised by dates of West at per
nation oftile i'r 1 eenzan's Journal of ' ing certified to the Commissioners for the reduction of the to be found. kingdo nof Napl-• 1
l'' Fi Bouches du Rhone qualities I Leave Time of 1 Arrival at thus -I- run no Trains :Ir.G.' Shares and Balance cent, per
the day tollo •
wing the striking. of the jury. Eight National Debt, that the actual surplus revenue of the The Couax ordered the case to be adjourned in order i
tner • h
asbeen less demand, and in the Department du Birmingham Departure.' Birmingham. on Sundays. Loans, Sheets annum.
persons are tube tried United Kingdom, for the year ending the 10th of Octo- that his assertions with respect to the alleged marriage should -set" -- -- ,
an members ofa combination var purchasers are few at 123 f. to 145 f. per hectolitre. •---- 1 ,--
ass,, tiled by theber, 1843, amounted to the sum of 908;5411. 9s. be inserted in his schedule First Class .. ot 45 111 'First Class. 330 A 8 OAI
prosecutor to be illegal. Of these COA t..-'rliere is no change to notice in this commodity. Mixed Train' *6 0 I Mixed Tri,iii; 6 0 11 90 ',Arbroath and Forfar... 15 160,00'1 00! 136,705 9 fi! 310 0
eig:it persons some e. 93., the Commissioners da hereby give notice," and so firm. & Derby Junction 481 1,115,666 0 0;1,113,481 11 0; 1 4 0
are Itoinan Catholics, some on of the purchase of stock, in the ensuing quarter, The price continues high. and the arrivals not sufficiently First Class ~1 11 30 ;First Class-. 815 12 45 E Bina. & Gloucester
at ,east professing ProtPOLICE INTELLIGENCE. important to shake it. Ft ' • • low, and ship- First Class.... 92 451; First Class... 10 30 3.5
Brandling Junction 25 45 ,CO5 00! 454,823 16 2, 410 0
Protestants, and one is a 227,135/., being one-fourth of the same. 'eights remain Mixed Train! 415 Mixed Train 4 ,l'E
tort)e amount of 930 Chester and Birkenhead 143 500,1100 0 0 5:18,424 3G12 0 0
Roman Catholic el.r ..:_gyinan, Fort • I y-eig it names We have, then, now fairly get back into the " old Tory times" (YESTERDAY.) ping is abundant. First Class..,' 6 0 First Class-, 7 0 11 30 Dublin and Kingstown._ 6 370,000 0 0 340,262 44.5 0 0
'lv taken by lot from ali • - WORSHIP-STREET. SUNDAYS., 1
SUNDAYS.'
St ot 717, prepared in of a surplus revenue really applied to the redemption of debt.il)undee and Arbroath 161 140,000 0 0; 143,552 5 81 5 0 0
trict conformity with the t yet very large, but it is larger George Brown, a journeyman shoemaker, was charged be- -r, First Class...' 14 a First -
5.1 Class... :3 30 M 8 13 M .EaStern Comities
emus of a statute, the True, the surplus is not i RESENTS FROM HER MAJESTY TO THE Onn- .
Mixed Train 730 ;Mixed Train 815 12 45 E Edinburgh & Glasgow ,46 1,5011000 0 011,0..3,077 5515 0 0
provisions of -which cannot b tl than Sir Robert Peel's calculation; and it is one of the felici- fore Mr. Broughton with having violently assaulted Catherine
e iought illiberal, 11FWAY INDIANS. Her Majesty has just commanded to be Mixed Train 11 :30 :Mixed Train 10 30 315 tOlasg., Paisley, & Ayr, 40 1,093,150 0 til 930,435 II :I, 30 0
leiten iS is known that itties of a surplus revenue, whether in public or private berate, Bliteh, a young woman, of respectable appearance, aged 17 ; -
mined to Mr. Catlin, throw h the medium of the Hon. Mixed Train 245 E i Mixed TrAin 70 E 12 Night •1-Glas.,,Pais., '' , & (.recn.l 9.2. 709,116 53; 709,116 5 :3; 10 0
0 statute was introduced tram:, roug e
isy the late Sir :11kb:tel. O'Locrl V that it has a great tendency to grow. Another circumstance and a young man named John Tillyer, was charged with havirg
CA. Murray, the "aster of the Household, a cheque for 201., • Those Trains meet the North Union Train to Preston at Parkside C rand Junction : 831 1,957,800 11 0j2,280,590 3
811001 0 0
~,, 1 in and the pre- •
in the case which seems worthy of remark is this-it was resisted the police, and attempted to rescue the prisoner from ' Great North of England 45 Qin ',OOO 00! 1,:01,67O 12 010 0
to be presented to the Ojibbeway Indians, who recently had . Great 'Western lBOl 6,450,513 17 11;6,4.35,671 9 3; 6 e 0
Sent Mr. Justice Perrin, unclethe r Irish adtni • nis- prognosticated, and with some show of reason, that a consider- custody, the honour of an audience of her Majesty and his Royal High- CHESTER AND CRE WE. Hay:e ilB 96,000 01l 123,000 00; .
tt•ation of the Marquis of Normanby. The list able proportion of the payers of the income-tax would strive to No fewer than thirteen witnesses were examined in support ,Hess Prince Albert at Windsperformed
or Castle, where they _Hull and Selby l3l 536.333 001 631,991 141 3 ..0
0
of 48 being- thus obtairted by lot, th C
e row, save that tax by reductions in their general expenditure, and of the charge, of whose evidence the following. is a short ab- their war dances., war-whoops, Sec before the Court, in the FROM CREWE To CHESTER.
Leaves Crewe. FROM CHESTER TO CREWE. Lancaster and Preston ! 204 4SB oito 0, 435 '399 I 01, 3
Leaves Cheater Liverpool & afanchester 31 ,1,gd,375 0 0:1 51':'' ' ' -", 0 0
, 0,255 3 610 0 0
solicitor aria the tub c' attorney proceed to that thus the real proceeds of the new tax would be set off and street :-It appeared that, about six o'clock on -Saturday even- ~
Waterloo Gallery. Her Majesty has also been most graci- ;Heir 4 1531 Mao. 4 1531
- La n & Birmingham:ll4's,7A° 00 0 5,867,M4 110 10 0 0
reduce it, according. to the perempto d' ry tree- have been balanced by the losses on the old ones. But this seems not to inthe 1 • • WlCwhen
g comp amant was passme itecross-street, shechannel, that the Mixed Tra n
ously pleased to notify, through the same
_~ 9 0 First Class
twits of the law, by stystriking off twelve names the case, or at least the diminution thus caused has was accosted bthe
more risoner Brown, who asked her what she
been than counterbalanced by a tide of increase. In the meant by having phim Nthief, "andspread
called " a evagate
Royal command has been issued for the manufacture of a •le • .... ..... ..... e •
MAIL
London & Uroydort..,,„, • Oii 741 000 0 0 618,7-443 12 7 . ,
c'. c;1 ; how well seeet r satisfied withthe
uantity of the " Queen's Scotch Plaid," which, when com-
pleted, will also be presented to the Ojibbevrays as a gift from On Sunday only the Mail Trains run.
_ Linil.in & Greenwich... ":., 993,:m 0 0 936.)39 4 .1 oj.
London &South Westei ii: 92' '2,540,100 6 0 2,565,5:11: 15 ;i1 7 14 3
vhole .Pi, still the colic ;tors must reduce the hai been as follows :- much surprised at such an accusation, and assured him that he 1 has been
IS42the Sovereign. We understand that the gift of 20 . C HEST ER AND BIRKEN HE D. . manchester & Burn .., 314 2,800,0 :I, 0 0 176.)9;31 99' ..„
fist. The Crown solieitaw strikes off twelve £30,482,614 laboured under a teat mistake as she knew nothing whatever
gs , g . 11 divided amon st tn Id' b Mr. Catlin, each of , , Manchester & Bolton ...' !1,/ 778,116 16 8 777,956 13 23'2 0
1843 c n tans y , , r Rom a.,IIESTER TO BIRKENHEAD. FROM BIRKENHEAD TO CH EsTER.
names, of which, say-s ahe :Dublin Freeman's sh • - e'," Y g mginie iester & Leeds ....' .0 3,249,000 0 0 '2,913,110 I 111 5 111 0
es a separate box in which they preserve, each MA it at SM, and Mixed Trains Mixed Trains at 820 and 10 "031,
showing that the enormous se fspi o ,249,2601. has been raised soner immediately struck her a violent blew on the v‘h'in P.m"' lock
d unties •; 7
•!. ...... , 1,533, 'OO 0 0 1,679,959 1 2, 3 0 0
under his own e and Key, the various presents in money and at 830 and 10 30 M, and at 1,4, and at 12 50 and 3 50E, Mau. at Newcastle & Carlisle ....' fit -- 950,000 0 0 I 5 0 0
Journal, eleven (other accounts say nine
(I by the new tax, without pulling down the produce of the C f - ace, which cut open her lip and caused a stream ofarrival in England. and 715 E. 640 E.
are the names of R. moan Catholics, an toms and Excise one farthing. There can be no doubt that blood to flow from it. The •afterwards k
prisoner struck other articles they have received since their
'lnd Susinays -Mixed Trains at CI 30 Newcastle N. Shields., 7 ! 320,600 0 0 232,077 10 :.' 6 0 0
the traversers' attorne y- st.rikei off twelve the eyes of the people will now be directed towards the h The idea that they are about to receive from the Queen a va- Mit,einevs.M:tri. at ;iIM,
at and 950 31, and ' '615 E, Blau. at North A dland . : 7'2: 3,5,000 0 0 3,297,701 91'2 0 0
6 1 ,
E. Trains 930 , and . Union ..
ter- her a severe blow under the eye, and was proceeding to further it into dresses 630 E.
urination of the which, 'let); of rich plaid (which will probably be made p Northern and Eastern 3.1: oe
4. ,-. 0,000 0 0 '755,653 0 0, 4 9 0
names, all, without any . exceptioe, the names of n.' ••the income-tax, in due course, should ar- acts of
rive, we believe, in course of 1845. The G violence, when a tradesman, named Cockley who wit• r • •
for them in England, to " astonish the natives" upon their re- Steam Packets leave Liverpool for Birkenhead 20 minutes before 1,,e,,,,,, , ' -•- 1
1 & IN, vre ...... . ' 1!) 311 000 0 0 317,695 0 8 4 0 0
overnment, on nessed the outrage prevented him from d • ' • oing so, and imme•
turn to their own country) has been to them a source of the the starting of each Train row Chester,. and from Birkenhead for I. Sheffield &AL 1 • - 1 ' ' '
Protestants. If the "t-1. ling off mimes, there- the other hand, will have a natur al wish, if the public von. •anc 'ester 1 ! 933,000 0 0 41)4,65614 6 ~.
.•ri diately dispatched his errandveroool on the arrival of every Train from Chester. .
boy in search of a policeman. delight,
Ulster
fore, is to taken as ene .nit, the professors of the would but permit it, to maintain a tax so simple, so easily After abusingr• •
him in gross language for - greatei,t and has inspired them with • -
Sreat Mother," the
Protestant religion are ir 4/pa fiteic more insulted raised, and so very productive. Besides, as no annual surplus tion the •
i Of Jive trillions can at present be looked for, the question will some hours after thecomplainant title bv which they designate the Queen of England. NORTH UNION.
than the professors or th e Ronianist faith. But it
I if so large a tax be wholly remitted, what other im tf • ' - happened to meet him in air • ' • • • )Bth of Decetnlyr an- Trains leave. Liverpool for Lancaster at 315 (Mai)), 8 45,
Is said I,y the Freenlan'.s :JOUrnal that the Roman ; be, devisedsupplying the deficiency which pea at joining street and gave him into custody.
; can be for - sooner taken the The policeman, ',settee.; limn 1101111 H Of the 28
e charge than he was knocked nounce the convalescence of his Excellency Count V. Munch .1 and 11 111, and 230 and 515 E ; and from 51anchester for '
Dicectoii an ISecretor-* - '. ( ws y ltadway Companies are ie.
Catholics objected. to In rni the wliole number the income-tax would create. Doubtless the most popular do • b fellow •
down y a named Delon, who was in c Bellinghateen The indisposition of the noble Count was so with
to trans 't 11 ' Train Bills to the San-Office
with the • .
company
of Roman Catholics• iri.
the list of 48. WC course that the Government could take would be the main- prisoner, and the latter a second time effected his escape, but severe at one time that serious apprehensions were entertained Trains leave Lancasterf or Liverpool and Manchester at 2,7, with tit alterations marked when any changes Wu
know not how this 'I may be but ti Dublin E t eof the income.tax,
4s • ie. veto enanc but dropping " Schedule D," the he was afterwards recaptured in one of the low courts of the of his recovery. 50 M, and 110 and 30 E. tslace, and they will be duly atte dea

ND EASTERN.
STORTFORD.
)istanees from Shoreditell.
Edmonton Ponder's End I t ,
)ydon 22, Harlow :26%, Sawbridge-

Leaves Arrives Arrives
iWor- Chel- at Glou.l at Chel. Wor. Birmirn
cester. tenham. cestee. tenham cester. ham.
A.M. A.M.
12 44 2 31 2 59 3 14 5 30 6 1 8 15 9 40
3 10 4 57 5 22 5 40 8 15 8 35 10 8 11 7
8 45 10 30 11 12 11 25 11 15 11 35 1 4 2 0
T.M. P.M.
12 15 1 53 2 26 2 37 1 0' I 20 2 47 3 36
245 434 5 2 515 4 01 420 522 645
7 15 9 9 9 42 9 55i1 7 15, 7 35 9 1 9 45
3 0 ..• ... 7401 9 0 920 10 40 11 39
5 30 8 15 9 26 9 45 4 15 4 50 ... 9 0

Directors and Secretaries of Railway Companies are re-
quested to transmit their Train Bills to the Sun-Office
with th alterations marked when any changes take
place, and they will be duly atte dea