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• in the case, and particularly upon the different state- Mr. Gates, of Vine-street, Hatton-garden, produced a MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ' lated the following incident :-On the 17th, a domestic '
ments made by Hillier before the magistrate and in that similar order. in the same handwriting. It ran thus :- Samuel Cox and Susannah Barton were led h
pac at t e came to his house to request he would call on the Prince •
, IN RAILWAYS, BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND
Court, and contended eherefrom that no jury in the • " Charles-street, Hampstead-road. bar on the following charge :-Police-consta,ble, No. 44 de Bergbes, at 32, rue St. Guillaume, where he was re-
world could return a verdict of guilty thereupon. " Please to send 3,000 large deep gold at 555. and of the C division, stated that, between the hours of eleven ceived by the Prince in his cabinet. He found the latter OTHER COMPANIES' STOCK.
The Cementer SERGEANT summed up, and laid great receipt. Let the bearer have 300 with him. and twelve on Monday night, he was called by Mr. writing, and he at once recognised in him the person
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stress upon the fact that the prisoner was in possession . "J. MURRAY. . Bishop, a housekeeper of Poland-street, Oxford-street, who had ordered the false cheques. The prince imme-
of four sovereigns and a gold watch, and yet the jury " Remainder, as soon as possible."
From the Official List,
were left in total ignorance of who he was The case Mr Gates stated that having heard from his neigh-
- • , racter about his premises. Mr. Bishop then proceeded he had found it was a bad affair He begged of him in-
who said he suspected that there was a suspicious cha- diatelY said that the cheques had been seized, and that
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was, however. in the hands of the jury. boor how he had beee served, he sent for him when the to the back parlour, in which the female prisoner who stantly to keep silenceeand give him his word of honour ' • ' '
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A verdict of Not Guilty was returned. prisoner paid him a visit that morning. had been in his service as housemaid for two years was
LONDON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 19. 1
The COMMON SERGEANT said he should make no Sir C. MARSHALL said the prisoner's explanation was sleeping, and was knocking at the door to arouse her, He supplicated, on various occasions, to be spared the
order for the delivery to the prisoner of the money taken not at all satisfactory, either as to himself or to the when the male defendant came out of the room at ano- condemnation and the dishonour which would fall upon SLAZZ.WAYS.
from him. transaction in which he had been engaged. tber door with his clothes on his arm, and was making his family and on his friends, offering, if it was neces-
to that effect.
miry, to implore it on his knees, and promising to ob- \amo
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UTTERING FORGED ORDERS.- William Squire, 34, The prisoner was remanded till Wednesday. towards the street-door, when witness stopped him ; the
Paid. Price.
• draper, was charged with having feloniously uttered a James Vine, a powerful young man of respectable a
Ps servant was found undressed and in bed, and Mr. Bishop serve, on these conditions, everything that should be de- ' py• AL) r . Share.
forged request for the delivery of goods, with intent to pearance, who refused to give his address, was charged gave charge of both of them. The young man was o sired of him. Lefevre apprised him that his declare-
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denied Richard Barnett and another. with assaulting James Gallatley, a City policeman. good character and had worked for a considerable time been made, and that he had also given
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Mr. Doane defended the prisoner. The officer stated that the prisoner, who was drunk, at a large manufactory in the neighbourhood. For se- the person to whom he had delivered
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Mr. Joseph Bates, foreman to Richard Barnett and Co., came up to him about one o'clock in the morning, and veral months past he had been courting the girl It did e said that he could not take upon him- rortrusn - 25 0 0 17 6 ete
clothiers. Covent-garden, said that the prisoner had, on asked him the way to Redcross-square. He showed not, however, appear how Mr. Bishop made the dis- self any engagement not to tell the truth if justice de- Birmingham & Gloster 41. Os. per sh. 100 0 0 100 0 0 133
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the 3d of July, delivered an order, purporting to be from him to the place. The prisoner then said he was an covery that his servant was harbouring her sweetheart. tat
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mended it from him ; that all he could do was to de- Ditto, Nriliss.7ll dici I/.
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Mr. Clitherue, of Goswell-street-road (formerly an em- American citizen. .. He had come from the land of Mr. MALTBY inquired if Mr. Bishop was in attend- nounce the guilty, and not to direct researches upon him
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ployer of the prisoner), for 3.1 yards invisible green cloth. equality, and he wished to know if he could fight. The once ? The constable said he was not, nor did he be- if he was not interrogated. ristol and Exeter •• • • 12/.l6s.per sh. 100 0 0 70 0 0 95
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• Witness refused to give the cloth, and two days after policeman said he could not. The prisoner, however, lieve he intended to come forward. This is what preceded the position made by the Prince Do. New .......... -
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the prlioner was taken into custody. was bent on attacking him, and without the least provo- Mr. MALTBY-The defendants will then of course te de Berghes on the 18th of June, and in which, by two. iasinut
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Mr. Doane called witnesses as to character. cation put out his leg and threw him heavily. The pri- discharged. recitals equally false, he vainly attempted to conceal 'Slambridge and•L•in• coin -2500,1 10 0 3%
The Jery returned a verdict of Guilty, and the pri-soner then said he knew he could only be fined et for The youthful couple left the Court in a very despond- from justice the melanAoly truth that was already too Chester and Holyhead - 50 00;15 0 0 21%
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soner was spnteneed 'to one year's imprisonment, with assaulting a policeman, ho had plenty of money, and ing meed,
clearly foreseen. He soon acknowledged the inutility
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hard labour. while he was about it he would give him a good quilt- GREENWICH. of his efforts, and on the eight of the 18th of June, Ileiritrnerierrt Va 11"..., -
,s He then knocked witness down, as soon as he got DISCOVERY OF WATCHES.-Philip Brinhham, wa„ presenting himself before the Juge d'lnstruction, he Bin, fe'Leieester.... - 25 0015 0 2%
THEFT -Francis Cavalier, 33, a watchmaker, was in-.
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indicted for stealing a watch, value 2/. 10s., the property up, at least seven or eight times. Witness, who was far described himself as a watchmaker, carrying on business avowed his culpability, giving at the same time, as, in-
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of Celestin Grosney. from being a match in strength for the prisoner, com• at No. 5, Union-street, Bishopsgate-street, was charged deed he has since done, the most profound repentance. joliirerecett •Lorrwthiecriiii .... •• • • -
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He confirmed all the evidence of Lefevre, and confessed Das, Beccles, & Yrinth - 25 0 0 110 0 1%
Mr. 'Terry appeared for the prisoner. plained that he was bruised all over. before Mr. Grove with being drunk and with assaulting
The evidence showed that the prisoner ha,d had the Mr. Aungier, a resident in Redcross-square, stated police-constable Stewart. that he himself forged the signature of M. Grand- Dumin & Belfast June. - 50 002 JO 0 7%
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watch to repair, and pledged it. that he heard the affray, and looked out of his window. Sergeant Harvey, 4R, deposed that on Saturday even- homme. He also avowed that on Sunday, the 25th, he Ditto nvirt:ittirlway .. -
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Evidenceewas called to character. He saw the policeman knocked down several times in a iog his attention was drawn to the prisoner by Mr. remitted false cheques to M. Stanislaus de Larochefou EasptaeranuCountiesug.a.r. ••
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The prisoner was indicted on other charges of a similar very brutal manner by the prisoner. Larkan, proprietor of the Gloucester Coffee-house Park- cault, and three to M. de Betonniere ; that on Tuesday Do., Perpetual, No. 1 - 6134613 4 1% p.
night, the 27th, he sent seven by M. de Guistry to M. - Ditto, ditto, No. 2... - 613 4 0134 % p.
character.
The prisoner said the officer wanted to take him to street, Greenwich, who had the prisoner's child' about
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Verdict-Guilty- Sentence, one year's imprisonment, the station-house, and insulted him by taking hold of three years of age, in his arms, endeavourin to'protect Thierry de Montesquieu, in payment of the sum of 700 f
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which he owed to him. As to the other five he accounted
with hard labour.
his collar. He had absolutely taken him away from his it from the prisoner's violence, he bein iif a state of Edinburgh & Glasgow 2/. 53 p sh. 50 0 0 50 0 0 88%
for them thus:-Two, on which the signature of Grand- Ditto, Quarter Shares Ils 3d pi*. sh. 12 10 0 12 10 0 22%
LATICENY.-John Smith, servant, aged 35, was in- own door, and locked him up in a cell all night. He maddened intoxication. Witness endeafoured to per-
hemme had not succeeded were scratched ; a third was 12 10 0 5 0 0 14%
dieted for stealing one dish cover, one mug, and a considered himself the most aggrieved party. suede him to go home quietly, which he refused to do,
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silver image of the " Good Queen Bess " the. property of He had no witnesses. and witness was at length obliged to call for the assist- Process, and two others were disposed of Grand Junction •.• • • • 10/ per ct 100 0 0 100 0 0 224
Peter McEvoy, his master, and a 5/. Bank note and two Mr. Alderman H. HUGHES said, even in England we ance of Stewart to take hi 'testp ftteiftod On h-
tivf has avowed the fabrication of 25 false
hich cannot be accounted for. Thus the Ditto, Half Shares .. 10L•per ct: 50 0 o so o o 112
Ditto, Quarter Shares- 101. per ct. 25 0 0 25 0 0
sovereigns, the property of John Bradfield, his fellow were all pretty well upon an equality when we were in ing him at the statiou-h:: tit , Zu.plicates=at-
servant. our cups. He should perhaps surprise him by the ad- int,: to gold and silver watches, were found upon cheques, representing 2,500 E, and of using 22 false ones, Gtier giees
liasnruot7licEnri4iiitlhe
representing a value of 2,200 f. Ulterior interrogatories renn town
.es.
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The prisoner was proved to have been drunk in a cab, judication he was about to make, but it was his duty to him, for eight gold watches, five silver watches, a Do. Additional.. - - - 50 0 0 210 0 2%
and offering the silver dish cover in payment of his fare. teach the prisoner to control his violent temper, and he bracket 1 k
coc , a gold chain and seal, pledged for vatious d and naaintained his avowals. If we hacl to OreatNorthof England 6/. Os. p. sh. 100 0 0 100 0 0 216
DDoitto, Nevr ......• • • 1/. p. sh. 40 0 0 5 0 0 53%
He was taken into custody, and the different articles and should direct that he be imprisoned and kept to hard sums, amounting in the whole to about fifty pounds, and search in the annals of justice for an explanation to so
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sums stolen were, with the exception of the two SOVO- labour for one month, without imposing any fine. pawned in the vicinities of Finsbury-square, Old-street, grave a crime it would be difficult to find it in the ordi- Great
have reproduce
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reigne, found upon him. The prisoner begged him, for God's sake, not to do and Minories. Having ascertained the prisoner's ad- nary impulses of shameful actions. Eugene de Berghes Ditto, Half Shares- 81. per ct. 50 0 0 50 0 0 120
Guilcy.-Sentenced to ten years' trausportation. that. Put a fine on him, and he would pay it. dress, witness sent the child home by a police-constable. is the issue of a justly honoured family ;he was in a
,8 own position where nothing could be desired, and there was Ditto, Fifths.... •• • • 81. per ct. 20 0 0 20 0 0 48
ClugrtrierliZtr.h.arn, &
THE rAs DE DEG./a-James Ackland, aged 39, a, Mr. Alderman H. Huones said he should not alter Some of the watches were pledged in the prisoner
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labourer, was indicted for an assault, &c., on the person his punishment, ard directed that he be handcuffed and name and the rest in the name of Fielder. nothing apparently to tempt him to the commission of Harwich ....... . : :::: .1.- 20 0 0 10 0 1%
of Sarah Collins, at Isleworth. removed directly. Police-constable Stewart deposed that he was called such a crime. He was already rich on his own account, tertl andd (sktrirborongh
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Mr. Ballantine was retained for the prisoner. LAMBETH. by last witness to assist in taking the prisoner into cus- end has recently given his name to a young. woman of n
DittaouQuaerjr •Wh•ar• Ws 17s 65.1.pprrssh 12 10 g 12 10 g 22%
an opulent family of great consideration. It is said that Do. kalf Shares : • ___.' 25 0 0 20 0 25
The fair prosecutrix having stated her " moving On Monday Javeph Harvey, a market gardener, was tody, and, on his attempting to do-so, he was kicked
etory," was cross-examined by Mr. BALLANTINE. placed at the bar before Mr. Henry on a charge of man- several times in a most violent manner about his legs by he had at his immediate disposition larger sums than Kendal & Windermere - 25 00110 0 2 .
t entish Coast •• .. •• • • - 25 0 0 I 7 6
You arc a dancer, I believe, in a travelling theatre?- slaughter, in having caused the death of Charles the prisoner. , those which he has lost, and that he could, by showing a
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Ye s . Rutherby, a musician, formerly belonging to the Guards' The prisoner, upon being called upon for his defence, reasonable employment for it, have had from his father
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- And do the Highland fling in character?-No, I don't; band.
said that he was drunk at the time. and father-in-law any sum, for they had never refused Leicester and Bedford - 20 0 0 12 0 2%
I dances the pas de deux.-(Great laughter.) . Mr. Games appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. =Mr. GROVE said-But what account do you give of his demands. He was net pushed for his debts. He Liverpool& Manchestr 91. percent. 100 0 0 100 0 0
Half Shares .• 9/. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 2
Oh, we are coming to that.-(Continued laughter.) Hardman for the defence. the watches ?-The prisoner replied, that he had had the felt the necessity of giving an explanation, and he has ii?eitttto'
You do exhibit outside the booth for the purpose of From the evidence it appeared that, in march, 1844, watches entrusted to hina`and that he had awned them. alleged that he yielded to bad counsels and pernicious nesidauxmerinSghharaems 7161p.eprecrenetr: 25 0 0 2ssraeok.o
225 v
" taking strangers in," and then you show off the second the deceased had let a piece of ground to the prisoner for Mr. GROVE-Then, on. your own showping, you are influences. When he made the avowal of his guilt -Ditto, New Thirds- 10/. per ct. 32 001000 47 , w
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time. don't you?-Pr'aps I may.-(Laughter.) twelve months, and, in order to obtain possession of it at liable to three months' imprisonment on each case of to the juge d'instruction, he pretended that
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Well, what did you when you fc,und the prisoner be- the end of that period, had served the prisoner with a no- pawning, and I shall certainly not part with you until the produce of the false cheques were for the use of tL,oon,cdlooini zid Brlackwall 6s.
d B ighton.. 31. Os. per sh. 50 0 0 50 0 0 77
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side you ?-I wakened my companion. tice to that effect. The prisoner, however, took no notice the police-constables have had ample time to make in- a woman with whom he was connected before his Do. Consolidated litho -
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Oh, who is she ?-The singer of our company. of this, but proceeded, on the Bth of April last, to sow quiries in order to ascertain whether they are not the marriage, which connexion he had done himself the ;radon and Croydon • 16s. per
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And her name ?-Eliza Campbell.
some seed in the ground. The deceased, perceiving what produce of some robbery and for such purpose I shall injury to continue after his marriage, and to egiltoNi=ect ' --
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What did the prisoner do ?-He left the room and re- he was doing, sent his wife to tell him that he Should re- remand you until Saturd‘ next. whom on her demand he would be obliged to give money Ditto, Pref. or Priv.. I/. 18 17 2 - 24% al
turned with tea.-(Great laughter.) quire the ground himself to plant potatoes in, but the A WOMAN Missneo.-Mr Moze one of the members unknown to his wife. These allegations, however, were GO-Mon and S. Westeni 4/. per share '4l 6 10, - 79
Do., New Cons. Bths 10s. pr. sh. 40_ 0 0 20. 0 0 33
The witness was cross-examined at great length, to prisoner said he should not give up possession unless by lot tbe Greenwich board of ''
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guardians, applied to the dente . e person
• d Th he indicated was called. She 'ad-
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shove that *he had, some time after the alleged assault regular course of law. The deceased upon being told this I sitting magistrate (Mr Grove) for his advice under the mitted that he had been brought to her house by a 40 0 0 2 0 0 12%
had been committed, been sitting on the prisoner's knee by his wife went to where the prisoner was at work, when followin ' • •
g circumstances :-Mr. Mose said that a poor f . d fh• ' to his marriage, but she denied
rien o is previous Loncl(*m and IL;Otrli•.:: ••
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Lndonderry&C?leraine - 50 0 0 210 0 3%
and drinking in the parlour.
an altercation and scuffle took place, during which the man who rents a cottage of him at East Green- that she had ever had any intimate relations with him.
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Miss Campbell was called to corroborate the evidence. prisoner gave his opponent a violent blow on the side wich, named Jarl had missed his wife since Wednes- Confronted with this witness, he acknowledged the truth
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After an amusingly clever speech from Mr. Bean with his elbow, which knocked him down. The deceased day last, on which day she left home to attend the of what she stated, and admitted that he had imagined 'Ton. attbEeZham• •:: : : - 25 0 0 17 6 '4% rs
Manchester and Leeds 5/.125. persh, 100 0 0 76 0 0 204 ad.
LANTINE,
. after the rencontre complained of Holent internal illness, funeral of a deceased friend at Rotherhithe Finding this story to give a reason for the creation of false
Thomas Henderson, landlord of the lodging-house, and voided a quantity of blood ;he had been since re- that-she did not return home that ni hh b.
g t e ecame tin-
' cheques. In his last examination he stated that he
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Ditto, Half Shares• • 21. 2s.4per sk. 50 0031 0 0 89 of
Ditto, Quarter Shares
was called.
gnlarly attended by medical gentlensen, and had also been easy. On the following day he went to his friend's could not account for what he had done, except from Ditto, Sixteenths .• • - 65 0 45 0 12% n€
Manchestr & Birming. V. per share. 40 0 0 40 0 0 62 fe
Mr. BALLA.NTINE-Did you see the prisoner in cone- to an hospital, but he gradually became worse,and died on house at Rotherhithe, where he learned that she had left childishness and want of reflection. Such an action can-
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pany with the prosecutor iu your house on the evening the 30th of the last month. On the 6th inst. an inquest on the previous evening in the company of two of the not, however, either in his case, or in the case of any
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previous to this transaction •?-Yes, she was showing was held on the body of the deceased, and it having party, one of whom was a man. That individual he had other person, be confounded with simple childishness, %roc,' iifthe• -••• • • • -
her steps.-(Great laughter.) been shown by the medical testimony that though the since been informed did not return home that night, and but must be explained by that life of idleness and dissi Do. New •.•• • • - - -
Ditto, Birm. & Derby 4/.128.6d. p.c. •••••
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Stock. 133 va
In what way ?-oh, she threw her legs about, same had some time previously ruptured a blood vessel in the when he did so the next morning bis face was scratched Pation which is so common with the young men of the
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as in the theatre. lungs. and that the lungs were in a diseased state, yet and otherwise injured. Applicant believes that if some- day who abandon themselves to frivolous expenses and as & Carlisle •• V. Os. per sh. 100 0 0 100 0 0 so
Was she a sylph at the time ?-No ; she were my that the injury in the recontre with the prisoner was thing serious had not happened to the poor man's wife inordinate gambling. Nothing has occurred in the exa- Neewwcsa tle & Darl. Junc.,)/. per share. 25 0 0 23 0 0 52% tit
Db. New Brandlinglll.l4s.lod.p.s 25 Q• 0 .10 0 0 39
lodger.-(Continued laughter.) the immediate cause of death, the jury returned a verdict she would have returned home to her family. From the mination to show the accused to be deprived of the con-
Neivry & Enniskillen.. - •r g 0 210 0 2% to
Did you see them together next morning ?-Yes ,• of " Manslaughter" against him, and the Coroner issued very unsalisfaetory statement made by the person whose
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it-sitting on his lap in the front parlour, and a-kissing of his warrant for his apprehension and commitment to face bore Marks of violence, his tenant's fears are that sciousness of the acts which, he commits. There is no-
thing to show that he is attainted with insanity. Ia a I:Tioe-wrtht Liatisil 25 0 0 15 0 0 31% gr
Newgate on the charge. The prisoner, however, she has been murdered and afterwards thrown into the _ 1o 0 9% lui
him.- (Roars of laughter.)
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Another witness was examined, who fully bore out managed to keep out of the way until Sunday night, Surrey Canal. wend, there is no circumstance in the whole of the exa-
mination to show that he ought to escape the conse- Northern and Eastern . 5/.
Ditto, Scrip, iss.s/.d. 2/. ss. 50 0 0 35 0 0 53
this evidence. when he returned home, and ietended, as he stated, to Mr. Inspector Douglas said that notice had been left cluemes °f a' Ditto Quarter Shares 15s. 12 10 01210 0 18 be
The Learned Comfort SERGEANT summed up with have given himself up to this Court this day, being at the station, and the most d
prompt steps ha been taken The Court, therefore, pronounced:the accusetion in the North 'Kent. ..... .... - 50 0 0 215 0 2%
his charaeteristic brevity-" Gentlemen of the jury, under recognizances to do SO. to ascertain what had been the fate of the poor woman usual form adopted by the courts in France, and pro- North. Wales .... -- - -
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you understand these things better than I do-(Lau
gh- The evidence of the various witnesses was taken at Mr. GROVB ex .
pressed great hopes that, from the cee e
d cl to interrogate the accused in the midst of the
criminal action.
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ter)-I leave the case in your hands." considerable length, and Mr. Henry fully committed the activity of the police, assisted, as he trusted, by the most profound silence.
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The prisoner was at once acquitted. prisoner, on the depositions taken before him, to take publicity of the circumstances in the papers the fate of The indictment being finished, the prisoner was inter- Preston and Wyre -..- 50 0050 0 0 40 pri
ILichmond. •••-- •• •• - 20 0 0 10 0 6 ant
John Hutchinson, 25, cabinet-maker, ivas iniicted for Is• t •
is rial at the present session at the Central Criminal the unhappy man's wife would not lon remain' a m stery
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steeling a writing esk, a number of silver spoons, and Court on tfie charge of manslaughter. The parish Mr. Moze thanked the magistrate agnd retired. y - • rogated by the President as to the facts set forth in the
indictment. He answered nearly all the questions put srlcutE,;tbtrsii Cent•ral• :: .. . : -- 50 0 0 210 0 7Y,, sol
*seller articles, the property of James Lombard. beadle was in attendance with the coroner's warrant, to to him with " yes" or " no," and the only matter that Do. Midland. •••.. .. - 25 001100 2% to
The prisoner pleaded guilty. take the prisoner in the event of the magistrate not CONVICTION OF THE PRINCE Sheffield and Lincoln.. - 25 0 0 15 0 1% fin,
Sheffield & Manchestr - 100 0 0 95 0 0
could be drawn from him was, that he merely meant it
The' prasecutor recommended the prisoner to mercy, entering on the case.
DE BERGHES FOR FORGERY.
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and in answer to questions put to him by the Court, he CLERKEN WELL. Some months back both the sporting and the fashion- as a joke, for he had paid back all the money he had re-
-law, Sheves„Wolv.,Dud.,Bir.' -
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stated that the prisoner obtained admission to his house Mr. Charles Lander, a respectably-attired middle-aged able world were deeply astonished b rumours f the M. Seilliere, was a member of-the club, he would have South Devon
ceived for the counters, and that, as his brother-in
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South-Eastern & Dovr. IL 108.6d.p.5. 33 2 4 - 461% chi
as a suitor to his daughter, and he took advantage of the man, was on Monday breught before Mr. Greenwood, commission- of a very grave offence bYy a gentlel of withdrawn the false counters by returning M. Grand-
tin.Nowew, p05:322/:di..s: 2s. 10d. p. sh esg g g 7 g g i Nx
sto
opportunity thus afforded him to remove the property in charged with forging the name of Mr. Ferdinand De rank and family, in the French capital. The delin ant home all he might pay upon them ; and, in short, that
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enestion, which was, however, restored the next day. Lisle, merchant and banker, of the firm of De Lisle, was the Prince de Berghes a young man about 23 Lars he knew not what he was about. Do. New, No. 3 .... - 50 0 0 210 0 8% the
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The prisoner was sentenced to one year's imprison- Janyrin, and De Lisle, Devonshire-square, for 500/. to of age, and belonging to a' ve-ry li-onourable family-. A
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ment and hard labour. the subscription deed of the South Midland, Nor- criminal process was instituted against the Prince, and The principal witnesses called on the part of the pro-
secution were M. Grandhomme, the secretary, and M. trzwaly R. I.c.hm.
„on! -
• - 20 0 0 2 0 0 18%
- - - - thampton, and Leicester Railway Company, with intent his trial came on on Thursday last, at the C d'A •
our ssizes Boucher, one of the committee of the Jockey Club, M. Trent Valley and Holy-
• at i
POLICE INTELLIGENCE. to defraud the said Company. de la Seine in Paris. The prisoner, on being arraiened, Lefevre, the ivory-turner, and Mme. Morel, who made head Junction -- - - - 176 2% kin,
20 0 0 10 0 2% 45,
the false counters, but their evidence was a mere repeti- riv.eastrgrnidw&silleil...k.enny -
---011.- The number of shares was twenty-five, at 20/. each. gave his name as Eugene Joseph Marie, Prince de
•• - 20 0 0 1 5 0 ',..2%
. MANSION-HOUSE. The prisoner described himself as a land surveyor, re- Berghes, aged 23 years. After the usual formalities, tion of the indictment, and presented no novel point of narnioutn & Norwich l/. 20 0020 0 0 30 gee
Yesterday Henry Richardson and Peter APShane, who siding at 11, Webber-street, Blachfriars. the following act of accusation was read in open Court, interest. Ditto, New
were both dressed in seamen's clothes, were brought Mr. Clarkson appeared as counsel, and Messrs. Stevens and by it our readers will be put in possession of the M.. Guy de Chamont Guistry deposed that, by the de- et viett&o Niiiarlif,
shittaidriesand Ig/1. per et 50 g g gC.SI g 0 Hai per'
per et. 25
F
sire of the Count Berghes, he gave seven of the counters,
25 0 0 25 0 g 54/4
before the Lord Mayor, charged with having committed and Fearon, of 1, Gray's Inn-square (who are the tyhole affair as it now stands agaiast the Prince:- Do., g bro' Brancl *
20 0 0 76 mot
.
a freud. soliciters to the Company), as solicitors for the prose- There has existed for a lone time past at Paris seve- which were afterwards found to be false, to M. de Mon- Ditto, Selby Scrip .. 10L per cL 50 0 0
25 0 0 1 5 0 25% sec(
tesqu.ieu, thgether with a further sum in gold, saying
Botilt Exteditounk;r.se. 1.-
Catherine Cafe, one of the servants at the Shades cution.
ral clubs or societies, regularly authorised, and which
D-o. and Cette • ..... ---•• 20 0 0 2o 0 2% of f
Tavern, in Mark-lane, stated that the prisoners called a The facts of the eaSO appeared to be these:-On the have, for the purposes of interior management, and that it was in payment of a play
_debt.
M. de Mon.tesquieu het. being. ?Al
.court, the P_ resident noulFeste.and Amiens. - 20 .41 ~,0,- .2 0 0 2%
20 . 0-, 0 4 0 0 10% old
f--or days ago, and producing a dress, said it was a con- 19th of June last the following letter was received at with a view of . giving more faeilities than usual to
read his previous deposition, in which he stated that, in Diefipe;and Paris June. - - 20 0 I% rate
trithand article, and that it was worth 5/. in the foreign the offices of the Company, 1, Gray's Inn-square; it the memberffethereofe in all pecuniary transactions,
Gt. Northern of Franee - 20 0 0 40 0 6 % sold
was addressed to the Directors of the Company:- created a certain number of cheques, representing a the course of the
.winter, he won of the Prince de Berghes
Lyons and Avignon.... - 20 0 0 20 0 2%
cenntry from which it had been conveyed. The witness
1,300 f. The Prince
,asked him to take the money in
give them a pound for the dress, and was told by them " Gentlemen,-I am desirous of subscribing for fifty value agreed upon, and always meeting, at the com- Orleans and vierzon .. ` - 20 0 0 60 0) 16% .R
that it consisted of 14 yards, at the same time that they shares in this undertakings and I hereby agree to pay patty's treasury on the exhibition of the secretary's or counters of the Jockey Club, but this M. de Montes-
quieu declined, as, not belonging to the club, and his Orleans Li- Bourdeau.x -
PaDrt B(ociziohnseparte) - 20 0 0 40 0 i 12% will
20 0 0 2 0 0 i 3% ewt
advised her to put it by at once for fear of accidents and the deposit on so many of such shares as may be allotted cashier's signature, a prompt payment from the capital,
not wishing tohask any member to present them for bim; 20 0 0 20 0 2% hold
without measuring it. She accordingly laid it aside, and to me, and te sign the subscription agreement and Par- of which the cashier is constituted the depositain. Since
nevertheless e Prince sent him seven of these counters Do. (Cillon's)n- .. :: --
Paris and Strasbourg .. - 20 0 0 20 0 2%
20 0 0 2 0 0 2% rate
after the men had gone opened and measured it, and liamentary contract when required, the year 1838 this usage has been adopted by the
aud the rest in money.
Paris & St. Quent,in • . - 20 0 0 20 0 2% pres
instead of finding that she was possessed of 14 yards, " I am, gentlemen, &c. " Societie d'Encouragement pour l'Amelioration des
A sworn examiner of handwriting being called, and Paris and Orleans. .... - 20 00200 0 50 G
ascertained that she had no more than six. Yesterday " FERDINAND DE LISI,E, Merchant. Races de Chevaux," known under the name of the
having inspected the false counters put into his hands, Paris and Rouen .....• 21.
Coif,
Royal North of Spain.. - 20 00 2g irit g 431%%
they called again calculating, no doubt, that the transac- " Russell House, Balham-hill, June 19, 1845." Jockey Club, the seat of which is established at PaHs,
declared that the signatures were evidently done by the Rouen and Havre .... - 20 0016 0 0 30% of lo
Con wa,s forgotten, and exhibited a shawl which witness Ile gave reference to Meesrs Hankey, bankers, Fen- No. 2, Rue Grange %taller. The cheques of this
prisoner, and thht
.he must have taken great pains in Sramraabbreeriand Mderm..... - 20 0 0 60 0 854 500
consented to take, but when she got it into her posses- church-street, and cited as witness e Charles Saunders, society, the number of which has been increased by
endeavouring to imitate the handwriting of M. Grand- s 14 0 0 14 0 0 10% Coy]
sion she determined to keep it if the fellows refused to surveyor, No. 7, Great Charlotte-street, Blackfriars- successive deliberations from 150 to 250, are valued at Tours & rgranautes (Mac--
!imam.
kenzie's) .......... - 20 0 0 20 0 3 belie
return her sovereign to her and take back her dress. road. ' The secretary knowing Messrs. De Lisle to be 100 francs each. They are made of polished ivory
' Witnesses were then called on behalf of the prisoner. Do. (Levevres) .....- 20 0 0 20 0 2 the
They endeavoured to prevail upon her to restore the shawl, persons of the highest respectability, the Directors felt painted red, and bearing on the face of them the year
no hesitation in alloting to the applicant tvventy-five of their emission ;on the other side is the ordinal M. Guayras, the landlord of the house, 32, Rue Guil-
rise
but she persevered, notwithstanding their annoying soli-
, ,-..,..• .."
lanme, stated he had known the Prince for a number of e .
vane,
•e se JOINT-STOCK BANRSii.
citations, and they were at last placed under the care of shares, and on the 15th of July the secretary, Mr. number from one to two hundred and fift Above the
Brown, forwarded to Ferdinand De Lisle, Esq.. of year is engravedethe name f M. Grayd. years, and he conceived ..hirii TO _lie in'total want of in-
- - ~.. good
a policeman.
,01r.
The LORD MAYOR said that the defendants had made Russell House, Balham-hill, the usual letter of allot- secretat of - thin society whti)ch gi es thnem
h nt
1 nh
eTre telleca and that his teachers could' never make him un-
Dividend Amount ' 52s I
thenaselves liable to heavy penalties for having sold what ment. The evidence will best explain the remainder of gatory vYalue. Under the v f h• •
guarantee o t is signature .
derstand anything. Thet et ~,. ,i;
----, taser aneneing the leCtUrea Name of Company. per of raid. Price high,
they called contraband goods. the transaction.
they serve the purpose of current coin, either between in the law schohl, he never knew the subject of any of
--------- Annum. Share. fine I
them. This witness further stated that when the two
--
-n LT' --x -8. d ---- soun,
One of the defendants said that the dress was well Mr. Stanley, of No. 1, Gray's Inn-square, deposed that the members of the club or for the paymett at the club
families were assembled to sign the marriage contract Australasia ..... ..... 6L per cent. 40 0 0 40 0 0 32% geed
worth the pound, aud that he had himself purchased it he was accountant to the Smith* Midland Railway Com- of the expenses of subscription, or any other expense.
between the Priace and his intended wife, he refused to Britsh North American 41. per cent. 50 0050 0 0 49 up to
at a firit-rate house for the sum of 16s. 6d. pany. On the 19th of July hist the prisoner called at The cashier takes them in payment, and reimburses
come up to the saloon, saying that his father could do all ge,tlt
niin:f.e.ta.l..o.f.a..oneo.n glr: per cent. 100 0020 0 0 24 nary
The 11,onci MA.YOR said the defendants had got them- the office of the Company, and having stated that his them at sight. On the 28th May. 1845, M. Achille
that was necessary without him, and that it was with Londn and Westin.' ...... 61. F)earr caaeantt: Igg g g •(5) g g 21;7% 28s 6
solves into a much greater hobble than they supposed, name was Ferdinand De Lisle, of Russell House, Balhain- Seillere, a member of the Jockey Club, sent one of his
the greatest difficulty the witness could get him to come London Joint-Stock .. • 61. per cent. 50 0010 0 .0 14% ' pany
asel that he should remand them and represent the case hill, produced the letter of allotment and the banker's agents to receive from the cashier the sum of 1,000
Metropolitan .........
with him out of the stable, where he was smoking his - 25 0 0 710 0 pale
• t i the effieer of the Customs who would no doubt put receipt ; he signed the subscription deed as above- francs the amount of ten cheaues from his brother-in
Provincial of Ireland .. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 48% in e(
o er ins ances o Ditto, New.........
Frederick De L. 1 & Th • th t 0 • 1 ' izi • ' • cigar M Guayras related th • t f the Prince's
their responsibility to the test. is e, c. e prisoner on a ccasion aw, the mice de Berghes (who did not belong to the •• . •
8/. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 20 ' '
imbecility of mind.
National of Ireland .. 51. per cent. 50 0 0 17 10 0 20% casks
The defendants hoped that his Lordship would blend added that he was a brother of Mr. De Lisle, the banker. Jockey Club), who had given them to him on the pre-
Dr. Husson, a physician, deposed that he had known N,it7ov_noclal of Eng. 5/. per cent. 100 0035 0 0 37 84s, E
a little mercy with jusi ice in the case. They declared The name of the trustees to the deed were Mr. Tatham vious evening, as he was about to start for the
t Nw•••• • • • • • 51. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 at 54:
that they never had passed off the goods as foreign and and Mr. Young. . country fo
• .1 • A h
, r a simi ar sum in money. s e was the Prince from his birth, and always found him slow of D '
Union of Australia-- - 25 00250 0 26 SP3
conception. This witness was proceeding to prove the Union of L0nd0n....• , 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 13%
. that the dress was purely English. Arr. Clarkson-I will now produce Mr. Ferdinand on the point of counting out the money, M. Grand-
The Loon MAYOR informed the defendants that they De Lisle himself.
homme was struck with the fact that the greatest jastice of his nonclusions by enlarging upon the phreno-
quest
logical indications of the Prince's head, but was stopped
bags ,
sheuld have a full measure of justice and that there Mr. Ferdinand De Lisle was then sworn-I never lived part of the cheques appeared to be entirely new.
DOCKS.
most'
by the President on the irrelevancy of his observations.
exi iced no doubt of the intention to defrau 1. at Russell-house, Balham-hill. I never signed that deed On a closer examination he discovered that nine
Two teachers of English, an architect, and an histo-
light
The defendants hoped at all events that his Lordship (the instrument was produced). I never authorised any out of the ten were made of bone, while the cheques
Dividend Amount i
rical painter, all of whom had given lessons to the
2iel t
would accept of bail for their appearance as they would one to sign it. The prisoner is not my brother. I know belonging to the club were made of ivory. In a word, Name of Compaay. I per of , raid. I'l'l
°l', sea di
nothing of him. I never saw him until r
Prince, deposed that they had never been able to make
Annum. Share.
be greatly ineonvenienced by a visit to the Compter. - saw him in he discovered that the signature was not real, except in
'
him comprehend anything. The last witness stated that - _____a______e___ _
___-__ the la
The LORD Mayort refused to take bail and remanded the dock to day. I have no shares in the South Midland one of the cheques, and that on theother nine it had been
the Prince had nervous affections, which prevented him .0. nstosad. iXs. d. rather
On defend eits until this day, when the Custom-house Railway. The prisoner is not connected with my falsely executed. The Prince de Berghes arrived in e eternal ••• • • • .•. 3/. per cent. ; -
from remaining two minutes in the same place. last and West India... 5%1. pr cent. Stock. - 139% 2id ;
celicers will he in attendance. brother's house. I never made any application for shares Paris on the morning of the 30th. Being pressed to de-
After a suspension of half an hour, the Advocate- EastdCountry - 21 Ceyloi
Michael Murphy was charged with having threatened to the company.
clare from whom he received the cheques that he had
General addressed the jury in support of the prosecute ea
s:' icsail :nO .. - Its% Cinna
es do sorrie desperate mischief to Mrs, Reeny, the land- Police-constable Francis Morris, 78 E, deposed that given to his brother-in-law, he said that he had re-
tion. He went through the whole of the evidence as to
Southampton ••••• • • • . 4Lpper aceeunt . ato02?1"0 50 -0
0 1°
Cloves
lady of a pablic-house in Petticoat-lane. The peor he took the prisoner into custody about nine o'clock on cefved them, with others, at the Chantilly Races, on
the facts, observing upon the testimony of each witness, _
sold at
woman had been some time aeo blown up by a gas ex- the previous (Sunday) morning, at 11, Webber-street, Sunday, the 18th of May, from a foreigner whom he had
and drawing therefrom, as an incontestible conclusion,
TEA
plesion which took place in her parlour, caused by the Blackfriars-road. When I arrested him (said the officer) heard called Zarleeti, and a description of whom he INSURANCE COMPANIES.
that the unfortunate prisoner was guilty of the crimes
and G
miechievoue pranks of some evil-minded ruffians in the I asked him if he knew Mr. Ferdinand de Lisle ;he said gave ;he added, that he feared he had iven similar
neighbourhood. In consequence of the prosecution of he did. I then asked him if he signed alie De Lisle's ones to many of his friends, and on the advgice of one of laid to his charge He contended strongly against the
Dividend Amount compel
two persons who were believed to be the planners of name to the subscription deed, and he replied he had the members of the Jockey Club he made co pa ied attempt to prove that the imbecility of mind of the Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. fetchet
the explosion, Mrs. ReenY had been subjected to great done so, but that he did not know he was doing any by ea Grandhomme, several inquiries b ne, eaac rnf
hn. h Prince was so great as to render him incapable ofjudging Annum. Share. good
annoyance from the low Irish, and the defendant had harm, I found a large quantity of papers and a memo- thirteen false cheques were withdraw'n yand sneanto two 'Mc .- of the nature of the acts he committed. In opposition --e------ lld t
2 s. d. X s. d.
been particularly offensive in his language and conduct. ranium-book (produced) in his bedroom. Grandhornme. Another false che ue was found the to the opinion of Dr. Hasson, in particular, the Advo-
Albion .. • ......... •• 31. 10s. 500 0050 0 0 73 Pekoe
The LORD MAYOR ordered the defendant to pay forty Mr. Clarkson-I have not examined the book very same day by M. Grandhomme incithe number of h cate-General adduced the fact not previously stated, A.lliance Brit. and For. 6 per cent. 100 0011 0 0 20 transai
shillings for having maliciously broken a glass in the closely, but I have seen enough to show that the writer which he had in his cash-box. The societ ft lase that when the Prince found from his interview with Ditto Marine... •• • • 6/. per cent, 100 005 0 0 6% of this
0 t. e
13s.6d.prsh. 50 0 0 5 0 0 17
house, acd said that he must find good bail to the of it trafficked largely in railway shares. (To the Jockey Club made known the facts to severyal of its Lefevre the ivory-turner, that all was, or must be Atla.s •
ritish Commercial .. 7s. per share 50 0 0 50 0 7 in mu,
amount of 40/. to keep the peace for six month% policemaa)-Did you stile the prisoner his name at the members, and a letter to that effect was deposited known;he comprehended the consequences, and went to Aericl,Med.&Gen.Life 5L per cent. 100 00210 I 6% can be
A boy named Owen Keqfe was charged with having station? Constable-Yes, and he said it was Lander. at the parquet on the 2d of June. Afe d the examining magistrate atlis private residence, and to County .. ••••••• • •• •• 31. 100 0010 0 0 chases
w ays . .
stolen a quantity of ice. It appears that there is a ready Information having reached the company soon after after an instruction was demanded, in order to him, in atibcting and energetic terms, not only confessed Crown •••••••• • • • • • • f 69/B'ssanbds.} 40 0 0 50 0 10 fair at
sale for ice in the neighbourhood of Billingsgate-market, the subscription-deed was signed, and of course after the state judicially the facts and seek out the sh Th
ut ors. ey his fault, but expressed his repentance with sighs and Eagle •
tho article having got into almost universal use ia the deatosit, 27/. 10s., had been paid in to the company's were first of all deceived with respect to Zarleeti, of tears, and prayers for Eirgiveness, thus extinguishing all
Economic Life .• • ..... 15 per ct.,}
h. 1000 0 0 2'o 0 0 fair to
idea that he had considered what he had done as a joke.
& s t Law Life.. j,30.- to es 6(
City, and the prisoner was seen helping himself to a bankers, Messrs. Currie, of Cornhill, and the scrip whom Prince de Berghes had given . articulars with
~. Eug. col; per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 3
basket ef it. He was sent to prison for a month. handed over to the prisoner, that Messrs. De Lisle were such assurance and precision ; but, 1 .111" •
wit e justice was en- He intimated that a memoir had been put in, contendin
, 5 European ife ••••• • • • 5% per cent. 20 0 0 All paid. 20 late ral
thet the counters were only of a fictive value and there- Freemasons' .. •••• • • • • 51. per cent. 20 0 0 . 3 0 0 and fini
GUILDHALL. not subscribers, Mr. Hooper, managing clerk to Messrs. gaged in fruitless researches an important discovery
fore not within the letter of the law. 'Upon this, Glo 6/. per cent. Stock. - 140 asked, I
Stevens and Fearon, accompanied by Morris, the con- pointed to a new ath to arrive at the truth The police
Guardian .. -•••• • • • • 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 36 10 0 50% lowess
Monday a man about 40 years of age, who gave his stable, went to -Russell House, Balham-hill. No such d' I) • ' • though not a question fb h • h d• t •
iscovered the workman who had fabricated the ch cm : r t e jury, e entere in o argu
Imperial Fire •••• • • • • 12/. per cent. 500 0 0 50 0 0 235
name as John Thompson, was brought before Sir Chap-
e t -es' ments nu i t • •
exporta
, an. aming that the objection was not valid, ahs, Imperial Life. •.. .... • • 12s. 100
,0 0 10 0 0 16%
pershn as Mr. De Lisle resided there. An old woman this was one M. Morel, living at 152, Rue St. Martin. ero
man Marshall, charged with pra,ctising frauds upon two
in the signature of the secretary of the
.chile! t e Indemtdty Ma
....
•::: IL sh. & be. 100 0 '0 513 1 28% COCO
was in care of the house, which is to be let, and she He was therefore called, together with his wife, before '
goldbeaters in the City, by which he had obtained a
counters were, as between the society and the individual 1-,aw Lire • • 1/. ss. 100 0 0 10 0 0 45% Grenad
told them that some months previously a gentleman the magistrate, and they declared that on the 17th of
Legal and General Life SO 0 0 20 0 6%
quantity of leaf gold.
members, as valid as any other legal promise to pay
per cwt
called and induced her to receive letters for him rr - M M Mignon the brother-in-law of M. Lefevre, in
London Fire ••••• • • • • I-os. 25 0012 10 0 16
a Mr. Cobley, of John's-court, Snow-hill, goldbeater, st•' h• ,eP e aY a • ,
SPIRI
10s. 25 0 0 12 10 0 16
stated that on Friday the prisoner came to hie premises loedn, l'"g unself to be Mr. De Lisle. At the prisoner's the Rue de Bac, bad ordered of him the cheques, con- nssilletpe
.iThe Advocate-General having concluded, _ rentoen ship
! - 15 0 0 10 demand
einfetis, at.carpet bag full of railway papers was found. formable to a model which he gave to them, and on which adi let rose to plead in favour of thet prisotoeur, abnudt at t
Mead. Inv. lid& Gen. Life - 50 0 0 20 0 3% on ho a
and presented a paper, requesting to be informed the
at once
polanets:onrowas rtaised whether the company erus in a there was no signature ; that they had give!! an order of emaaded of the jury,
.nhott
1711 extlie lead loreeson National Loan Fund • • 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 2% beesn in
price per thousand leaves of gold, for cash. Witness
that full
setz ex %company, but the magistrate engraving on the face of them the figures 1845," and ,_ w
an , !intl. free acquittal whic rprltore It.; •.•• . • • 8L per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 9%
Ida nOtmfear to sa '
nearl ,
told him 50s. per 1,000 was the cash price. In about observed, and ar son entirely concurred with on the other side a number conformable to that list which 14 Ift justice required, and as.he. . _
13:' Phcenixum.. ...... ...... 351/.ppeeiri7,rn:a.. 50 0 0 20 0 1102 s. ky c
two hours the prisoner returned with an order for 3,000 him, that pro 'd .
vi ed there was a case of fraud established, was given to them. was expected by all the world within and without t e
Protector Life- -- • • 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 1 0 0 11. 2s. cas sat
leaves, purporting to be written " for" Mr. Murray, of it was a fit and proper case to send before a jury. M. Lefevre was called in his turn and confirmed this Court. M. Paillet first disputed the law as laid down Provident Life. •.•. • • • 1/. ss. 100 00100 0 24
. , Demera
Charles-street, Hanzipstead-road. It requested the After the above evidence had b
:ent reald, Mr.. GREEN- deposition, explaining that on the 6th of May a gentles by the Advocate-Gene 1 and went into a long and Rock Life
ra , . . 4s. 500. 0 10 0 4% amount
leaves to be sent with a receipt. There was a inemoran- WOOD, having given the usual m learned discus •
mon of. the princip es o _ .
I f the law insistin Royal "Exchange ... .• • 5/. per cent. Stock. - M proof, i
eats
tehriina
?caution, asked tleman who was tall, slender, and elegantly dressed, but
Sun Fire'
._ ... 6/. 10s. - -
' this casge
Island h
dum signed "J. AL" " Let the bearer have 300 with the prisoaer if he wished to say that the
_ . Int:Tt essential feature WaS wanting in .
whom he did not know, presented himself at his house
Ditto Life ... • • - • • • 1/. 6s. - -
him." The prisouer explaiaed that, Mr. Murray wanted The prisoner, who spoke in a vidy lo‘f and idi • odel in red -the intention to defraud He further urged this on Univeraal 9. .%. p . 615 0 1
LW -• • •• 10 1 r cnt 100 0 8 mand ha
n stinct to order fifteen cheques, conformable to a m ,
the r d h • • • f •t ' ' -
un t at his client had no motive or commi ting
unfavoui
the 300 then, because the St. Alban's carrier was to call tone of voice, was understood t - h h •
o say tat e did not wish ivory, which he ekhibited to him, bearing the figures e g °
on him for them thst evening. The prisoner also men- to make any statement.
t aud, havin debts nor any other need of
.money LIST, or SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. prices ar
" 18 45 " and above which the cheque was entirely white, ,ar
.g no
honed that the rest were going into the country. Wit- Mr. Clarkson-Some other evidence will be nece s
May the u?
yond the immense fortune insured to him by his mar-
they ha
FY as if it 'had been scraped ; that on the 24th of
etess let him have the 300, but he had some misgivings to complete the case, which lam not now in a cend• d nage. After e " ' mecliate circumstances Dividead Amount of the I
is,
tha:tion same person gave a second order for ten cheques, an
fion
hming th. er I
that it would be prudent to inquire a little beton he to produce, and my application, therefore, of the case, mil Taracter of the Prince Name of Company. per of Paid. Price ditto, a
t_ e peculia . c
3771ul the same day came to take away the twenty- ve
Annum. Share.
completed the order, and he discovered that no such will remand the prisoner to a future day, when I w
de Berghes, lef, " Th•
Paillet said- is young man
1840, hilt
cheques, which werndelivered to him on payment.
. _ _
-_______ _-
person was known in C iarles-street. Oa Saturday produce the woman at Russell House, who will prore that has committed a fa lt I But has he not expiated
4 s. d. £ s. d 4s 3d ; d
morning witness gave notice of the trick to a gold- the prisoner received letters there in the name of Fer- It was evident, therefore, that the false cheques could it he ,
e tne • u • bl• "t of this trial, Bank of Sco
irremediable pu Ici y . . tland ••. • • 6/. per cent. 100 0 0 178 4S Id, pu
beater named G t -
a es, by whom the prisoner was appre- dinand De Lisle. not have been delivered to M. de Berghes, as he pre- and all thee . has preceded it, by remaining for the Royal Bank of Scotland 6/. per cent. - 100 0 0 170% middling
hended yesterday morning on attempting io repeat the Mr. GREENWOOD-The Old Bailey Sessions occur this tended, on the race-ground at Chantilly, for the Chantilly B„ace
I" Of two months in durance, with all the restraints British Linen Company 8/• per cent. - 100 0 0 228
Commercial Bank ... • 6/. per cent. - 100 0 0 2d to 3s f
fraud on him.
races commenced on the 15th of May, and finished on
week, and the case will not be in readiness to go there and miseries of an im • tso new to him, by days Na
prisonmen tional Bank ... .. .• . 6/. per cent. -.. 10 0 0 112 1
7 2s 9, per
. Sir C. Mem
s HALL asked the prisoner what he had b f
e or:, the grand jury is discharged. If you (prisoner) the 18th and it was reved b the testimony and the with
book ' p ' y out repose and nights without sleep ? Has he not Union Bank of Scotland 7%1. pr cent. - 50 00 99 10d, and
done with the gold leer ho obtained on Friday ?-The sof those who had fabricated the cheques, that they •t d • Western B, ank ... . 6/. per cent. - 50 0 0 85%
ore give me respectable bail to a considerable
can, theref , .
exput e it by the grief he has caused to those around
Corn Spit
North of Scotland Bank 61. per cent. -
prisoner replied he hal given the goods to Mr. Murra had not been left in th • h
en- ands for more than a week
5 0 0 7%
amount, for this is a serious cha ,
rge you need not remain f him, by the bitter bears he has made to fall from the Clydesdale Bank .. - 10 0 0 15% HOPS.-
who used to meet him at the corner of the street, arid a ter the races. It was for the accused to explain before eyes of h.
la respectable father, his poor mother, his young, Eastern Bank 3/. per cent. - 15 0 0 11% demand 1,
in custody.
never would let him see at which house he resided. H justice this strang contradiction He appeared for the - s
d you Caledonian Bank -
e The prisoner bowed thankftly to the Court, but made inhocent, and devoted wife ? Acquit him then, an 2to 0 4% has been i
had obtained goods from other places for him. first time on the 18th of June • d'l -
, before the Juge nstruc will leave this Court with tranquil consciences, followed Edinb.& Glas ow Bank
5 0 0 7%
51.. p:tr: rt. -
f 2s to '
RO reply, except that he wished to be brought up again
City of Glasgtfav Bank . p nt. - 815 0 15% o, - `
tion ; there he fi t
Sir C. MARSHA.LL asked the. prisoner where he lived ? rs produced and attempted to sustain b th b ed* ti e
y een lc ons eue to an enlightened act of justice, scottish Union Ins• Co. 5L per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 ieg pockets ai
on as early a day as possible.
-He said he had no fixed reeidence. He slept in a this version, so -manif stl
e y contrary to the truth. He a good action," Hercules Insurance Co. 71. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 14% is estimati
He was then removed in custody. then caused it to be u
Insur. Co. of Scothad SL per cent. 10 0 0 All aid. 9
cheap.lodging-house in Whitechapel on Sunday night.
nderstood, without, at any time, The Advoc te-G
a eneral having replied,
P % tO 180 000
North British Insur 9l. per cent. 200 0 0 10 0 0 28% ~,,, '
The night before that he eta
w.--ed about. Mr. Edmuud Yeakall, who was charged, on Saturday accusing any person, that the false che ld b
ques cou not e The President r •
ecamtulated the eviden. ge wi
"th the Caledonian Fire Inset 10/. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 24% II 00L.-
Mr. Claridge, -of King,sstreet, Snow-hill, stated that last, at this Court, with forging the name of Colonel those that he held from Zarleeti, but that he must have t perfect •
I.mpartiality, and the jury
.withurew-
rou _ Edinburgh I.:ife Insur. 6/. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 19% fair derna]
the prisoner had obtained 300 leaves of gold from him 4:tward Stanley, Home-prirk, Windsor, to the subscrip- received them while playing on the night of Saturday, Inolfter reraammg an hour in deliberation, they b ght Edin. & Glas„. Rarlway 51. percent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 86 this port d
in precisely the same way. He first called to inquire the to,Bllodo-ied of the South Midland Company, for the sum the 24th, and Sunday, the 25th, at the house of the iit a verdict of Guilt vith extenuating circumstances,
y i - a _ _ , Edin., Leith, & Grantn
Ditto, % Shares.. • • 5L percent. 12 1 •
0 0 All pasd. 21% •
20 0 0 20 0 0 24 weed of C
lowest price per 1,000 for the large size, and afterwards was again brought up on Monday, when the Mae Messieurs De Guistry and Stanislaus Larochefoucault dh C -
, an t e ourt pronounced its sentence of three years Glasgw & Ayrshir Rail 5/ r t
pe cen . 50 0 0 All paid. 89 parts of tl
istr t- told him he would receive bail, but bail of the where several of their friends had asserabled, and where, •
Glasgw & Greenck Ra • •
brollght an order for 3,000 leaves, with a memorandum los tar:spec b
in risonment w.th f h ne ativing the
, 1. a fine of 100 ~ tus g ti. 2/. per cent. 25 0 0 All paid. 21 satisfactor
at the corner for the delivery of 300 te the bearer. But mace at this otaffi le and solvent charaater, for his appear- in the excitemennt of play, a considerable number of 1 Pl
b. •
lega o jection raised. by M. Paillet. Glsgw&Garnkirk Rail. 5/. per cent. 25 0 0 All paid. 41 '
SA LTPE•
tilla p irp ,rced to be written by Mr. Murray himself, and The • ce oh the day to which he standsremanded. cheques of the Jockey Club had been circulated.
prisoner said the ch-arge was imaginary, but added This new version could not long exist. The same day • The prisoner heard his condemnation with the same A
' imperturbability that he had shown throughout the day. Dundee & Arbroth Rail. 5/. per cent. 25 0 0 All paid. 37%
tandard Life Assurnee.lsl. per cent. 150001 2 10 0 8 Private tre
~.., ,
was drawn up in a good business hand.
that he coal,d procure the requisite bail. or some days after, DI. Lefdvre was re-heard. and re.
.

• JOINT-STOCK BitZS,,
- ,
Amount
Name of Company. p Dividend
Paid. Price
Annum. Share.
Australasia ..... ..• • • 6/. £ s. d. s. d.
per cent. 40 0 0 40 0 0 325(
Britsh North American 41. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 49
Commercial of London 51. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 24
Colonial - • • • • • • ..... 51. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 15
Londn and Westminstr 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 27%
London Joint-Stock . • • 61. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 14%
Metropolitan ......... 25 0 0 7 10 0
Provincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 48%
Ditto, New.— • • • • 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 20
National of Ireland 51. per cent. 50 0 0 17 10 0 20%
Nat. Provincial of Eng. 51. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 37
Ditto, New.. • • • • • • 51. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0
Union of Australia.... 25 0 0 25 0 0 26
Union of L0nd0n..... , 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 1334

MI-Lefdvre was called in his turn and confirmed this
deposition, explaining that on the 6th of May a gentle-
tleinan who was tall, slender, and elegantly dressed, but
whom he did not know, presented himself at his house
to order fifteen cheques, conformable to a model, in red
ivory, which he exhibited to him, bearing the figures
" 1845," and above which the cheque was entirely white,
as if it had been scraped ; that on the 24th of May the
same person gave a second order for ten cheques, and on
the same day came to take away the twenty-five
cheques, which were delivered to him on payment.
It was evident, therefore, that the false cheques could
not have been delivered to M. de I3erghes, as he pre-
tended, on the race-ground at Chantilly, for the Chantilly
races commenced on the 15th of May, and finished on
the 18th, and it was proved by the testimony and the
books of those who had fabricated the cheques, that they
had not been left in their hands for more than a week
after the races. It was for the accused to explain before
justice this strang contradiction. He appeared for the
first time on the 18th of June, before the Juge d'lnstruc-
tion ; there he first produced and attempted to sustain
this version, so manifestly contrary to the truth. He
then caused it to be understood, without, at any time,
accusing any person, that the false cheques could not be
those that he held from Zarleeti, but that he must have
received them while playing on the night of Saturday,
the 24th, and Sunday, the 25th, at the house of the
Messieurs De Guistry and Stanislaus Larochefoucault,
where several of their friends had assembled, and where,
in the excitemennt of play, a considerable number of
cheques of the Jockey Club had been circulated.
This new version could not long exist. The same day,
or some days After, DI, Legvre was re-heard, and re.*

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Name of Company.