The Sun.
London, England, 1842-12-16 00:00:00

IN.• THE SUN, LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 16, 1842.
' +jai T of the PUBLIC JOURNALS. (near where Archer had sat), and a fearful weapon CONSISTORY COURT,Dec. 15. For One 'Year-Henry Keen, W. Kelly, Mary , GENERAL RAILWAY INFORMA•
•it was. It was a large, strongly-made clasp-knife, DIVORCES.-GRAVES v. GRAVES. Ann Duncan, Mary Ann Dunn, and W. H. Burrowes. TION.
FROH THE EVENING PAPERS OF YESTERDAY. with a buck's-horn handle. The blade was straight, This was a suit for divorce instituted by Lord For Nine Months-Elizabeth Kirby, J. Fenton, .._„,........._
• : ;-LOBE.-Some speculation has been excited by and about four inches in length, the po'nt being Graves against Lady Graves, on the ground of adul- and William Hall. • * N.B. in the following Tables M signifies before Noon, and
Memorial of the East India Association of Glas- sharpened on both edges, like a dagger or an Ameri- tery by her committed. The libel charging the For Six Months-j. Coleman, J. Chater J. Jack- * E after it.
. --, recommending to Government the encourage- can bowie-knife, which it strongly resembled. The offence has been admitted. A responsive allegation son, W. Smith, F. Webber, J. Tillett, R. lifountain,
.atof a legitimate commerce with China by means wounds on the body of the deceased, were four -in was now offered on the Part of Lady Graves, which T. •Rason, W. Davy, E. Taylor, J. Brown, Emmeline LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM.
the reduction of the tea duties, and the sup- number, and seemed just such as would have been in- retorted the charge of adultery against Lord Graves, Sheppard, Eliza Smith, J. Murphy, T. Westley (and STATIONS, with their Distances from London. •
LONDON, Harrow Ili, WATFORD 17/, King's Langley 21,
..,sion of the opium trade. With regard to the flitted with an instrument of this kind, all of them and accused him of introducing to the acquaintance privately whipped), Johanna Bryant, S. Skearsl C.
eYI Boxmoor 241, Berkhampstead 28, Tniwo 311, Aylesbury 431,
. .er, we are fully of opinion that whatever en- being
deep, clean stabs. There was no blood found of her Ladyship the person with whom she is charged Harris, J. Smith, J. Ayliffe, J. rope, and J. Sullivan. LEIGHTON 41, Bletchley and Fenny Stratford 461, WOLVER-
, , ,ragement or 'compulsion our Indian Government upon the knife •if there had been any upon the blade, with having committed the offence, and the person For Four Months-J. Walker, NV: Wilkinson, TON 521, Roade 60, BLISWORTH b2i, Weedon 691, Crick
..; administered to the culture of the poppy, it had been under water long enough to wash it of with whom she now charged Lord Graves with cri- Wm. Sharp, Geo. Lees, J. Lade, Geo. Spencer, and Welton 751, RUGBY (Midland Counties Junction) 83,
•s to the opium trade for our own territory, The inquest was held at the Bell Inn, on Monday, minal intercourse. The plea now offered also alleged J. Lawler. • Brandon 89, COVENTRY 94, Hampton (Derby Junction) 103,,
• 4 I,h tto be discontinued. But when people talk by C. Best, Esq., and a-Jury of 21 respectable indi- that Lord Graves cohabited. with the present Lady For Three Months-J. Currie, Mary Lock, T. Biamnio miss 1121.
and
• , the suppression of the opium trade, do they mean viduals, the foreman being Mr. Win. Heywood. Mr. Graves during the lifetime of his first wife. The alle- Sharp, J. Lock, 'T. AM-lath, J. Bush, T. Rippon, Departure Arrival A :rival
1... LL we are to send a preventive squadron to the Harris (chief constable) and Superintendent Lane gations in both pleas are ex parte, and to be proved. M. Porter, G. Pincott, W. Burdell, Ann Corsan, G. • DOWN TRAINS. at at
London. Rugby. Birmingham
eettst of China against the opium trade, as we have deputy chief constable) were also present. After the The allegation was opposed by Dr- Phillimore and Ruffell; Elizabeth Baker, Barnaby Smith, W. Tan- -.......... -......_ -.---
tl ...le to the coast of Africa against the slave trade, Jury had viewed the body, Dr. Cooper proceeded to Dr. 11. Phillimore on the part of Lord Graves, and tony, J. Palmer, P. riscoll, J. Wilson, and J. Mixed, to Birmingham ... 6 051 930 M 11 15 51
_.,li such signal ineffectiveness, except in the sacri-Third Class, ditto
make a post mortem examination (which he did with supported by Dr. Addams and Dr. Robertson on the Howard.
of Lady Graves. Mixed, ditto ... 8 0 11 56 51 145
esss of British lives and treasure, and the in- ' For Two Months-Geo. Gay, J. Bully, S. T. Fry,
great minuteness and attention), attended by Super- behalf
First Cla
ss, ditto 845
ease of the miseries and mortality of slave- intendent Lane. The amount of evidence elicited Dr- Lus.aniu'ron--These proceedings were com• J. Pluckrise, W. Knight, and W. Goodrick. Mixed, t Rugby
snsportation ? Do they mean this, or what do was very small, nearly all who knew anything of the menced on the
.part of Lord Graves, and a libel was Several prisoners were sentenced to minor terms of ' 'MAIL, First Class 945 1 8 230
ester mean, or do they ever trouble their heads transaction being apparently paralysed or afraid to given in; charging Lady Graves with adultery with a hard labour, many acquitted, and others discharged Mixed, to Birmingham
ieink what ? Opium is amongst the most port- speak. person named Desmarest, and was admitted without by proclamation. The Court adjourned to the 2d of Ditto ditto
~, 2s man amongst the least portable, of coin- About half-past three o'clock, the chief constable opposition. The allegation now offered by Lady January. Ditto, to Aylesbury
Ditto, to Birmingha m 5 0 838 10 15
lities. We have proved, at vast cost, our in- suggested that the inquest should be adjourned, to Graves is responsive to the libel, and contains a _ -_
'Ditto, to Wolverton
,P,:y to hinder the traffic' in man. Are we to prove, afford time to trace the ownership of the knife which denial of the adultery imputed to her, and charges POLICE INTELLIGENCE. OMAir Mixed ~8 30 11 1)8 130 M
ester cost, our inability, more utter, if possible, had been found by the Police ; and as, in addition to Lord Graves with adultery with a Madame Breug- (YESTERDAY.) *Man, to York, by Rugby 9 0 12 15 M
srevent that in opium ? Will the Chinese de- this, Dr. Cooper had not finished the post mortem not, otherwise Valmont. I do not think it can MANSION-HOUSE. --- / M.Y.13,.......1.....-J.
Departure , Depar- Arrival
Id for the drug cease ? Will they cease,
singly examination, the Coroner adopted his suggestion be said that Lady. Graves directly charges Lord The Lord Mayor received the following communi-
UP TRAINS. trom ture from at
ees• Eastern populations, to consume it ? Are and adjourned the inquiry to Wednesday, whe, Graves with collusion at her own adultery ;it cation froth the Board of Ordnance on the subject of Birmingham Rugby. London.
. to undertake to stop the production and export of the most important evidence (that of Dr. Cooper and rather appears to be the character of the allegation that his letter relative to the dangerous practice of making
*ll.lixed, from Wolverton.
dwa opium ? Before 1830, the Bombay Go- the police officers) will be given. Towards the close it states circumstances explanatory of the conduct of sexperiments with shells in the Artillery Ground in
Ditto ditto ..
ninent .attempted (not to stop but) to monopolise of the proceedings Archer was brought into the room, Lady Graves with respect to her alleged intimacy Woolwich Marshes :--
Ditto, from Birmingham... 7 0 M 823 M. 12 45 E
sale of the opium exported from the ports under and it was evident from his appearance and manner with M. Desmarest. The first article pleads that " Office of Ordnance, Dee. 14, 1842. DittoNrom Aylesbury ..... 115
t presidency. What was the consequence ? that he felt deeply for what had occurred. Lady Graves was in the service of the first Lady "MY Loan,-I have the honour, by:command of the M
* AIL, First Class
. rely that two-thirds of the Malwa produce were The deceased was single, about 25 years of age, of Graves, and whilst in her service, in 1833, she was Master-General of the Board of Ordnance, to acquaint Mixed, from Birmingham 10 0 11 17 315
12 Noon 1 23 E 6 0
esied to the Portuguese settlement of Damaun, and the middle size, and rather muscular. He had fre- seduced by Lord Graves, with whom she cohabited, your Lordship, in reference to your inquiry. of the Ditto ditto
1 15 E 2 35 6 30
where, to be exported. We repeat that we have queutly been employed as a labourer by many of the and it pleads the birth of a child. In enforcing the Clerk of the Ordnance, that they find an accident did Ditto, from Rugby
partiality for the traffic in opium, and every wish Jurors, who spoke of him as a hard-working, Indus- objection to the admission of this article, reference was occur at the period mentioned by your Lordship, on Third Class, from Birming. 220 413 10 0
see it superseded, as a staple of our trade, by more trious young man. Archer is about thiry years of made to the decisions of these Courts, as to ante- carrying on experiments at Woolwich, and that it was First Class, ditto 4 0 517 915
tolesome products. We would have our Indian Go- age, and has a wife and two children. nuptial infidelity. Perhaps the question has never produced by the bursting of a shell near the mouth of Mixed, ditto. 6 0 .7 18 11 15
* ditto sement withdraw whatever encouragement has been _ been considered in all its various points of views, the gun from which it was fired, and a splinter was 'MAIL, Mixed.
Mixed, from Rugby l2 Night 123A1 5 30M
,15 5 0
-,-s2n to it. Neither have we any partiality for the gin NA VAL INTELLIGENCE. under different circumstances. I take it that a party observed to pass into the river. The usual precaution The Sunday Trains are marked''.
',e in London ; nor even for the tobacco and snuff PORTSMOUTH, DE.c.. 14.-After an ineffectual at- commencing a suit in these Courts, whether husband bad been taken previously to the commencement of In addition to those marked, there is a Mixed Train leaves
'de. Excess in stimulants and narcotics stares- us in tempt to get up Channel, the Cambridge, 78, Captain or wife, has no right, in the original libel charging the firing to have the range quite clear of vessels in the Birmingham on Sundays at 130 E, calling at all the Stations,
face, and stinks in our nostrils. Are we to stop the Barnard, returned to her anchorage at Spithead yes- adultery, to plead that the party against whom the line of fire, and the accident which occurred is one and arriving in London at 730 E.
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seduetion andimPortation of the materials of exeess?- terday, and this morning was brought into harbour charge
,was preferred was in the habit of leading a very unusual, and cannot at present he provided
~,,iiounee the revenue derived from them? On ne and safely moored. It will be recollected that lewd and licentious life at any time before the mar- against. The Master-General and Board hope, bow- BIRMINGHAM AND DERBY.
,
• .:;Tete pas dans un si beau chemin. It is really the she has on board about 80 tons of valuable 'lnge. The doctrine is this-that a party, by entering ever, during tne ensuing Session of Parliament, to be ' DOWN.
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up of a halfpenny to what object ignorant enthu- marbles, which were shipped in the Mediter- into a matrimonial connexion, gives a final pardon furnished with the means of providing a new range at -
'Departure Arrival Departure Arrival
' al shall direct itself. Were " Temperance" a ranean, with which she was ordered to proceed to all ante-nuptial errors and offences. But the Woolwichi which will, as far as it is possible, protect
TRAINS. from Bir- at TRAINS. from at Bir-
:e more rampant here, we might have more than to one of the Eastern ports. - The Commander- doctrine cannot be extended beyond the limits the public from any accidents from the experiments mingham. Derby. Derby. mingham.
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Knight Bruce's chivalry displayed against all the in-Chief, however, has, upon his own responsibility, I have stated, so as to preclude a party from. and other services carrying on at that station. ;.;
iMair.....,12 3051, 2 15 M j*Mixed.. 8 20 51 10 20111
- -,:e.glass windows of all •the gin-palaces. Those directed her being placed here ; and, considering the, pleading and proving ante-nuptial infidelity under - " I have the honour to be, *Mixed,.. 7 B 850 1 Ditto... 11 45 145 E
'es craved stimulants or opiates might have advanced season of the year, and the difficulty as any eircumstuces, and prevent a wife from availing " Your Lordship's most obedient humble servant, Ist &2d "110 30 12 15 E I 'Ditto.. 1 30E 320
4. ea driven by a home-crusade against pipes and well as risk in navigating so large a ship into the herself of such circumstances to support her . "R. BYHAM." Class 125 E 315 !Ist &2d ... 430 6%)
7,-;ts to opium pills. But " total abstinence" Medway, it cannot be doubted that he has evinced a defence because they cannot be urged by way A lad of genteel appearance, named George Parrott, Trains 4 0 554 *Man -ll 0 12 4551
s en opium seems the easier of the two to sound discretion, which may also in its results have of charge. If the case had rested here, I should be aged seventeen years, was brought before the Lord •.'
Mixed ••6 15 8 15
The Trains marked * run on Sundays, in addition to !Teich
tate at a distance. It is supposed John a beneficial effect on the interests of this port-so of opinion that such circumstances were admissible; Mayor on two charges, the one for having attempted
Trains leave Birmingham and Derby at 5 30 E, and arrive at
' :Inman can have no such attachment to his opium- much neglected and so severely made to suffer by the but there is another reason which appears to take the to defraud a cabman .of his fare, after having been either place at 715 E.
as John Bull to his "clay," or cigar. Omne present Conservative Administration. Of late almost case out of the principle I refer to. There is an ex- driven by him no less than thirty-two miles about
, 'dem pro mirffico. We can do a great stroke of every ship and vessel, upon arrival from foreign ser- hibit annexed to the libel of Lord Graves himself (re- town; and the other for having stolen two rings MIDLAND COUNTIES.
sic against opium-trading. Gin and tobacco trod- vice has been ordered away, either to Plymouth or Tahoe to the birth of the child), which proves the fact from Miss Stacy, a young lady who resides near the STATIONS, with their Distances from Rugby.
•.4 (and revenue) for the present we leave un- to the Eastward, for the purpose of being dismantled of ante-nuptial cohabitation. If Lord Graves was Edgeware-road. RUGBY, ULLESTHORPE 7/, Broughton.Astley 11, Wig-
ached. When three hundred million Chinese have , and paid off. under the necessity of producing this exhibit, and James Landham, owner and driver of the cab No. stonl6/, LEICESTER 20, SYSTON243, Sileby 274, Barrow 30,
1-)en brought fairly to forswear opium, and "live As the Cambridge has been very nearly her three thus proving his own misconduct, by the law of France, 1,444 stated as follows :-I took up the young gen- LOUGHBOROUGH 321, Kegworili (Nottingham Junction) 373,
(eeanly, as gentlemen should do," we shall, perhaps, years in commission, there seems every probability which required the legitimation of the child he had tleman at the stand in Palace-yard, at half-past nine Sawley 421, Borrowash 45i, DERBY 491.
Is:we time to think of the gin-palaces. In the mean- of her active services being no longer in requisi- had by the person he married there, he must take the yesterday morning, and was told by him to go to the DOWN
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'l-;ilie (independent of Malwa opium), they get opium tion ' • in which case the inhabitants of Portsmouth consequences. But I have some difficulty in respect further end of Piccadilly, near, Hyde Park-corner but
i• t , land from Russia. But what are impossibilities will have a fair turn, for which they will entirely to the allegation that Lady Graves was seduced by before we went so far, he tells me to stop at Hem- TRAINS. DeFraormture Arrival
at TRAINS. Departurero Arrivalat
to the true anti-spirit of crusade ? have to thank the present gallant and highly dis- Lord Graves whilst she was in the service of the first mings-row, St. Martin's-lane, at a public-house, Rugby. Derby. Derby. Rugby.
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' STANDARD.-Taken together, the Corn-law tinguished Admiral, Sir Edward. Codrington-per- Lady Graves. The difficulty is, that I seem to be where he called for a sheet of paper to write a note -
let
-..L11d the Tariff appear to have adjusted the interests of haps the last act of generous consideration which he about to try the question whether she was seduced or with, and says he to me, " Have you got a penny ?" W ...... 945 12 10 E 2d
the several departments of agriculture with admirable may have the opportunity of showing them. not-not the question of cohabitation, but of seduc- so I hands him the penny, and he pays for the paper, 3d
e,tuality, and to have very happily reconciled both to . tion at the end of ten years after it took place, and and gets into the cab telling me to drive to George- 4th 250 530 E 4th ...... 440 7 0
tae. general interests of the country. This has CORONER'S INQUESTS. it would be open to the husband to counterplead the street, Manchester-square. Well, when we got to sth ll 45 10 50 sth 730 10 0
6th Mail 12 20 M 2 4951 6th Mail 10 40 12 50 M
ln'en pretty generally confessed at agricultural meet- Last evening at six o'clock, an inquest was held in seduction, though he might admit the cohabits- George-street, Manchester-square, out he gets, and
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• ie,.s, either in express terms, or not less un- the Board-room of St. Thomas's Hospital, before tion. It would be safer and better, therefore, and goes into a house, and out he comes again, and " Now," Ist ......7 30M 10 SUND
st ... 0 M 1Y& ... 645 M 930 E
(4luivocally in the bold and manly express- William Payne, Esq., the City Coroner, on the body not detrimental to Lady Graves, to plead that, whilst says he, " You must drive me to Cheapside and St. 2d
- s'th:l of a confidence, that, by exertions, the of Charles Augustus Wentzell, aged three years and ain the service of Lady Graves, in the summer Paul's." So I drove him to St. Paul's Church-yard, 34
Th•itish landowners and farmers will still be half. The deceased was the son of a fisherman, living of 1833, she cohabited with Lord Graves during the and after going into Mr. Chubb 's he gets into the 4th l2 20 M 249 Al 4th Mail 10 40 12 50 M
The times of arriving at and departing from Nottingham and
:11)1e to meet their foreign rivals. What motive, in Little Thames-street, Greenwich, and on the after- lifetime of her Ladyship, and that a child was cab again, and says, "Drive off to George-street, Derby are nearly the same.
ilten, can a Conservative Government have for dis- noon of the 18th of last month, while standing before born. With regard to the second article, which . Manchester-square again, and all will be right." So A..... -
terbing an arrangement found to work so well, the fire to dry his pinafore, which he had spilt some Pleads that whilst the present Lady Graves and Lord back I drove him. "And now," says he, " you must NORTH MIDLAND.
eesticularly a Government like that of Sir Robert broth over, it caught in a blaze, and, communicating Graves were cohabiting itogether, in the year. 1834, drive me to Queen-street, Cheapside." So round I (IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE MIDLAND COUN-
y,-1, remarkable above all other peculiarities for to the rest of his clothing, he was burnt and scorched Lord Graves became acquainted with M. Desmarest, turned, and back I drove him to Cheapside. TIES, BIRMINGHAM AND DERBY, MANCHES.
• • "•':1)-8 doing at once and together all that it pro- in a most dreadful manner before the flames could be a musician, and also with Madame Breugnot, other- The Loan Mssoa-Why, what sort of a horse is TER AND SHEFFIELD, MANCHESTER AND
es. ,es to do upon any particular matter-a Go- extinguished. He was brought to this hospital, and wise Valmont, an actress on the French stage and your's ? Cabman-A capital horse, my Lord, but I .
LEEDS, HULL AND SELBY, AND THE GREAT
NORTH OF ENGLAND.
) v ssament, moreover, placed in office, and still lingered until Tuesday last, when his sufferings were the mistress of Mr. Ball Hughes; and that he intro- began to feel for him.
ee-sinly supported, by the agricultural interest? terminated by death. Verdict-" Accidental Death." duced such persons to her (Lady Graves) • the ob- The LORD MAYOR-It was almost time for you, I DOWN TRAINS.
The doubts and irritations produced by the late FATAL ACCIDENT.- A second inquest was held jection is, that Madame Valmont ,is pleaded' to have think. What hour was it when you arrived where Departure from 1 • Arrival at
' "-ewe have expired, or are rapidly expiring; the before the same Jury, on the body of Mary Walker, been the mistress of. Mr. Ball Hughes, and it might you say ? Cabman-It was about half•past 11 or 12,
.
Man. • . ems caused by it-and every change, great or aged 67 years, who met her death by being run over introduce much litigation, since the fact might be but I 'ant done yet. Well, when we got to Queen- Derb, Sheffield. Sheffield. Leeds.
cheater. York. Datrolnin. g-
. .:.111, must cause some particular injuries-are re- by a cart, loaded with half a ton of horse-hair, in counter-pleaded. In "Harris v. Harris " I admitted street he went into a house there, and when he came 3 1 111
p ered or forgotten. Is it to be supposed that Sir R. Lombard- street, on the 7th instant. The cart be- such an averment, and that case created much anxiety out he says " Now be off to Mount-street, Grosvenor-
'el will wantonly take to pieces his finished work-a longed to Mr. Phillips, of South-crescent, Finsbury- in my mind; but lam satisfied I was comet in ad. square," and from Mount•street I drove him to Old 616 845 9 90M . .
N, irk finished with so much care and forethought-to square, cabinet-maker. The deceased's death was mitting it, for it would go to sap the foundations of Bond-street, and from Old Bond-street into the City
12 45E 930 12
045 12
45E 41 45 110
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35 4OE 2
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OE , 'evoke anew the resentment of his best friends and caused by internal injury. -She expired on Tuesday all morality if it were permitted to a husband to in- again-(Laughter)-and from the City I drove him 345 430 530 7 0 845 745
t nest supporters-to awaken once more dormant last. Verdict-" Accidental death.' troduce to his wife persons of bad character, to induce to George -street, Manchester-square, and from George- 4 0 530 630 815 10 0
, • tibts and irritations, and to inflict additional her to associate with them, and when she follows an street into the City again.-(Laughter.) 6 0 730 815 945
• :tries-injuries far more extensive and more en- LLOYD'S SHIPPING, example which he held up before her eyes, to come The LORD Mayoe-What o'clock was it then ? ~ int, SUNDAYS.
. : ring • than any that could be inflicted by such a NOTICE TO MARINERS. here and demand a separation for a crime occasioned Cabrnan-About three o'clock. " Now," he says to ' ''''
10•2 vision as the last? Experience had taught the The following has been received at Lloyd's from by himself. In this case how can I refuse to admit me, " I shall not be able to pay you except you take , 7 002 $ 45051 9 45111 11 1511.1 IOE 12 Noon
43 E 5 30E 7 15E 930 8 OE
siculturists to expect a revision of the Corn-laws the Hydrographic-office, Admiralty, dated Dec. Bth, the averment ? It is pleaded that Lord Graves did me to where I live in the Edgeware-road." Well, off se
a' The Down Trains arrive at Hull in about two hours
:,.. :bout the time the last arrived, or rather a little 1842 :- introduce to his wife a person passing under the cha- I drove to the Edgeware•road, and then says he, later than their arrival at York. _
, • per ; and without other experience, the atrocious HERST LIGHT, WEST FLANDERS. meter of the mistress of Mr. Ball Hughes; that she " You must drive through Kilburn-gate," so I paid
~ empt of the Whigs to rob the farmers and The Belgian Government has given notice that a continued on terms of daily association with her. the turnpike, and through the gate we did go, sure UP TRAINS.
:_.,downers of all protection, under the fraudulent fixed red light has been established on the Sand This may be a false averment; I cannot tell enough.-(Laughter.) We stopped at a very good Departure from I Arrival at
'. • text of afixed duty, had warned all concerned in Hills to the northward of the town of Keyst, in lat. that it is so, and the party has a right residence, but it war'nt his, and so he ordered me back
cultivation of the soil, that they must look 51, 20 deg. 22 minnorth, d 1 14 de
g• an on. 3 , g• to plead it. I wish it to be distinctly- understood to a large public-house called the Queen's Arms, Darling.
York. Nan.
Leeds. Sheffield Sheffield. DerbY•
oome change. For the last they were therefore 7 min. east of Greenwich, and that it will appear that if the article had been confined to 1834, and if where he went in, and after a little time out he ton. cheste 6
031 7 3551 8 1551 10 1551
_• pared; for any such change at present, hew- on the Ist of January, 1843. the association had not continued after the mar- comes and says to me, " Now I have got a cheque, so
.r, they have so similar preparation. On the The Lighthouse is twenty-five feet high, but the ridge, very different considerations would have applied drive to St. John's Wood." Well, when we went to 6 15111, $ 4551 70M9 30 10 45 'll 45 12 45E
trary, everything occurs to give them assurance light is elevated forty-eight feet above the level of to it. With respect to the 17th article, the effect of St. John's Wood he stopped and went into the livery 915 12 Noon 10 0 1 OE 2 OE 1 2 45E 415
they may safely invest their capital and labour
, high water • fel d 11 be visible from
spring- ies an will it IS, to plead that froni December to April, 1841, Mr. stables, and when he curie out, a Now," says he ";be 12 air lir 14
4105 E 4
tO) 530 630 815
812 i 8 45 10 9
esl prosecute their industry, in reliance upon the seaward between the bearings of E. round to W. by Ball Hughes and Madame Valmont were living toga- off to Drummorid's bank," and off we went to Drum- SUNDAYS.
eustinuance of the present law for many years. S. by compass. , they in Paris, and that, during some part of the time, mend's bank; but out of that he' came, and he didn't
'll..ey have the recorded opinion of the Premier The small fixed light at Blankenberg, in lat. 51, Lord Graves resided in the same apartments, and it appear to have a farthing more money about him.
1(171n the necessity of affording to them an adequate 18 deg. 5.5 min. north, mad lon. 3, 7 deg. 57 min. alleges the habitual commission of adultery, without The Loan Maroft-Why could you think of work- 3 30E 6 19E1 7 9 el 2 9 0 10 9
.* Trains leave Hull for Derby daily at 6* and 1151, and
psotection ; and upon the insufficiency of. any fixed called The Fishermen's Light, will be shown.
east, ca specification. Now all questions, where habitual adul .• ing your poor horse to death upon such a chance of at 2* and SE. On Sundays at 5E only.
testy to afford such protection. They have, in the from sunset to sun-rise, from the Ist of January next. tery is pleaded, are attended with a certain degree of payment ? Cabman-My horse is a capital one, and ____ --
e-. se and circumspection with which the late mea-
CAUTION TO MARINERS. difficulty, and in almost every case the same objection I thought as the gentleman stopped at so many re- MANCHESTER" & 'BIRMINGHAM.
1.t12:)s were prepared, a sufficient pledge that they will is taken. But I should not be justified in rejecting spectable houses,' where he was known, that it would
Lloyd's, from C Extract of a letter received at apt.
Leaves ' Arrives at Leaves Arrives Arrives
tr, t be hastily abandoned. In a word, they have, inthe averment. Here are four months, during which right at last. So
. he orders me to the firming. Leaves Man- Man- at at Bir-
Roallons of the brig Eagle :-
1-• . whole character and conduct of the Government, ' the habitual commission of adultery is pleaded, and City again-(Laughter)-and when we came to ham.b Crewe. cheater. cheater. Crewe. mingham.
~ in its position, sufficient guarantees that "I omitted to inform you in my late letters, of until the witnesses produced on the article may be cross- Twining's banking-house he tried to give me the - -
Passing a rock above water, about four miles distant • • 1 45M ' 4 OM 5 OM 4 051 515 51 it OM
sae shall have rendered a change necessary, which
on my passage . from Hambur hto Newfoundland. 730 9 0 645 815 11 30
.ss scarcely happen in less than ten years, no change 4 alway open to the party, even after publication, to the station-house in IVatling-street, where I gave him a 0 10 30 730 9 0
-. Ibe made. By a good observation, the longitude at 811. 21m. 14s. counterplead the adultery, so that the party giving in in charge, at five o'clock, for he hadn't a farthing •••••. .
11 30 •1
45 E 3 0 E 645 10 0 12 45 E
AN., was 28
.deg. 32 min. W., and by a mar.. alt. lat. in an article of this kind does it at her own peril. The about him.-(Great laughter.) 245 E 5 0 615 11 15 12 30 E 315
47 deg 41 mm 22 sec. N • the vessel makin a true • 615 ' 445E 6 15 930
,"REA DFUL MURDER AT ROUSE -. * **
course, and running by log five knots per hour until
e.' g 18th article alleges that the parties were seen in the The LORD 111.1e-ok---In all my experience I never
fact of adultery, or all but the fact, in a certain room, heard of such travelling. Pray how many miles do 430 ,7 30 9 0 745 845 11 30
LEN CH. eleven, when abreast of it, bearing S.S.W. by com- SUNDAYS. SUNDAYS.
the doors and windows of which were closed. Now, you call it ? Cabman-Thirty-two at least, but I 1 4551 4 051 5 15111 4 0111 '515 51 8 0 M
sFrom. the Wm.' ce4er Chronicle of 'esterday ) , pug leaving it in lat. 47 deg 37 min. 22 sec. N and
i t. is our painful dut to describe the3particulars .f
Ion." 28 deg. 51W. It'formed in three distinct
~ o.. min.when I read this article, the objection suggested itself received ten shillings from a gentleman upon whom 730 930 10 45 830 10 0 115 E
, esether of those fearful to me, and I wrote opposite to the word " seen," the he called in the Edgeware-road. 11 30 145 E 3 0 E 11 15 12 30 E 315
, un-English occurrences, points, the highest, to the westward, appeared to be 245 E 5 0 630 745 E 1 45 11 30
-..'ileli have of 1 word "how ?" The Isom) MAYOR-Well, prisoner; what have you
ate become too common in this country'about 8
is
Dr. ADDAMS-I atthroughk ' defence ? • m ready o say, the key- to say in your The prisoner-I expected
Nee mean the use of the knife in * l •
a quaire , which, the lower part near the eastern extremity, but no aMANCHESTER AND LEE DS.
1 - his instance, has resulted P.' hole of the door. to get the money at various places, but I was disap- in the death of one young pearance of shoal, water round it. Was in sight of itSTATIONS with their Distances from Manchester
_,> I, and the apprehensionof six Dr. LUSHINGTON-Then it is better to plead it so. pointed, and it was not to suit my own convenience
.5, , ,
Oldham Junction Mills Hill 6 Blue Pits 9,
•: ~.4rged as the murderer With these observations I admit the allegation. that I acted as I have done.
Rochdale 11, Littleborough 14, Todmorden 20, Eastwood 21,
and the other •
fiv e as was prevented by the wind, being to the southward.
2,:ssories. The scene of this sad, JAMES V. JAMES. Miss Mary Ann Stacy, of No. 17, Albany-place, Hebden Bridge 24, Luddenden Foot 26, Sowerby Bridge 28
tragedy is Roithe It was seen distinctly by the mate and crew."
- ... nch, a small village in this co This was a suit for divorce, by reason of adultery, Edgeware-road, stated that she kept a jeweller.'s shop, Elland 31, Brighouse 34, Cooper Bridge :36, Dewsbury 41,
count about thirteen Herbury 44, Wakefield 48, Normanton 51, LEEDS 60.
• L .ii,.?s east of Worcester, and sevenby Captain T. James against Rosanna, his wife. No and knew the prisoner, who was a neigbour's son,
north of Evesham .
I. f se. something less than a mile from the turnpike LAW INTELLIGENCE. appearance was given by the wife, against whom the and who called on Tuesday morning last between ten Departure from Arrival at Departure from Arrival at
leading from Worcester to Alcester and COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, Dec. 15. proceedings were in paenam. The libel pleaded that and eleven o'clock, and asked to see some breast pins, Manchester. Leeds. Leeds. Manchester.
:.. . upon-Avon. (Sittings at Nisi Prins at the Guildhall in the City of Captain James and his wife, shortly after their mar- having previously inquired whether she knew him, to 7 0 M 10 10 111 , 540 111 830 PI
'
. '-'1 e neighbourhood of Rouse Leach being wood London, before Lord DENstan and a London riage, proceeded to India ; that Mrs. James on ac- which she replied, " Perfectly well." He then stated 9 0 12 30 E I • 930
Y•
1;;:..,,u; are tolerably plentiful, and as they are con. Common Jury.) count of her health, returned to England in the early that he wanted two or three pins to show to a gentle- 10 45 139 '7 0 10 30
..41y laying the farmers under contribution, the M'NAMARA V. GIBBS, SEN. part of this year; that on her passage in the Larkins, man who lived over the way, and who was going to 120 E 435 9 0 12 0
This was 6 45 10 10 12 55 B
( .:, .',T are nut a, little pleased when one is captured, an action brought by the plaintiff to re- she became acquainted with a Mr. Lennox, with whom make him a present of one, and he took a pin away 2045
7 30 1 0 E 4 30
cover a sum of all a ege to be due for work and she cohabited at tbe Imperial Hotel, Covent-garden, with him, saying that he would return it in a quarter 7 0 10 30 345 635
Wlti(4l however, is more frequently done by parties labour don 251.
e for the defendant •
,IN ho was the success- and in lodgings in t. James's. , of an hour. In half an hour he came back with the 930 12 751 6 0 9 0
.-, . villagers than by the regular and legitimate fox- ful candidate at the f
1,-, ors. When a fox is caught it is taken in triumph Bridge-master, in the autumnar-famed City election for After hearing Dr. ADDAMS for the husband,
of 1841. pin, and said that the gentleman thought it old-
Dr. LOSILINOTON said he was quite satisfied with the fashioned, and asked to look at some rings. Witness 7 15
SUNDAYS. 10 0
~ to lie various farm-houses, where the captors receive Mr. Kelly and Mr. Chambers 11 3..051 70511 10 0 M
s. ..-.;tvard, either in money or kind 'but generally the
k for the plaintiff, and
Mr.nici conducted the case proof, and pronounced for the divorce. then acquiesced in his request to be allowed to take 1(8)
450 M
1 0 E 10 10 12 .55 E
Richards and Mr. Martin two rings, the one an emerald ring, worth four 50 E 830 715 E 10 45
_ ___
. , - •.. 'r), according to the pleasure of the farmers. appeared for defendant.
;a- Saturday last, George Green (the deceased)
J, From the evidence tendered on behalf of the ' CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. the guineas, and other a ruby eing, worth 2/. 155., 7 0 10 30 •
to the before-mentioned gentleman, upon his promise * This Train leaves Brighouse at 7 40 M.
-....i*2 -,cin Archer (who stands charged with his mur- plaintiff, it appeared that he had taken a very NEW COURT.
active to bring them back in a short time. He, however,
~ , ',`George and John Bullock, John Clarke, Charles ". behalfof the defendant in the election Sarah Stanford, 24, pleaded guilty to an indict-
- part on furand witness, upon did not think proper to return,
• „ ly,, John Court (the whole of whom have been ridae-master, between Mr. Gibbs and Mr.
Ledger, merit, charging her with marrying John Elliot, her the entleman next mornin was in-
calling upon
him g , g,,
• 'r, lei-Leaded as accessories), and some others, having and that he bad claimed 25/. as compensation for his first husband being-alive, and she was sentenced to six DOWN TRAINS •• - 1 UP TRAINS
formed by that he had neither seen the prisoner From Birmingham. Fro .n Gloucester.
a live fox, had been thus engaged, and earl services on that occasion, which sum Gibbs had ac- months' imprisonment.
nor the_rings._ _
i . :se afternoon they went to the house of Mr. t.......-, _a__, s_ te, :esti., dee to olaintiff. but Stated RESPITED JlMGatwwra -Tenn'. Tmnro-noo ne...a •,:a _______ . . . _. . .

- I else aot tne x- u pee luJ 41 1..) 15,1.111.40. knelt, ssiioio ...1 ULM!. mut sm.), rum u sertriul weapon v t...v.i....atraa mai I_ .1J Uit .1 ,IJVC. 10. * For One Year-Henry Keen, W. Kelly, Mary s tirENERAL RAILWAY INFORMA- . GREAT WESTERN.
1
• ..„,,,,...___ it was. It was a large strongly-made clasp-knife, DIVORCES.-GRAVES V. GRAVES. Ann Duncan, Mary Ann Dunn, and W. H. Burrowes. TION. OPEN TO TAUNTON.
FROM THE EVENING PAPERS OF YESTERDAY. with a buck's-horn handle. The blade was straight, This was a suit for divorce instituted by Lord For Nine Months-Elizabeth Kirby, J. Fenton, -----...-_ STATIONS, with their Distances from Paddingt sn.
• : •,-LOBE.-Some speculation has been excited b
y and about four inches in length, the po'nt being Graves against Lady Graves, on the ground of adul- and William Hall: • * N.B. In the following Tables M signifies before Noon, and PADDINGTON, Ealing hi, Hanwell 7%, Southall 9, West
, Memorial of the East India Association of Glas- sharpened on both edges, like a dagger or an Ameri- tery by her committed. The libel charging the For Six Months-J.. Coleman, J. Chater J. Jack- *' . E after it. Drayton 13, SLOUGH 18, MAIDENHEAD 22%, Tvvyforti 301,
READING 354, Pangbourne 41%, Goring 44%. Wallingford
. ' .-, recommending to Government the encourage- can bowie-knife, which it strongly resembled. The offence has been admitted- A responsive allegation son, W. Smith, F. Webber, J. Tillett,, R. Mountain, Road 47%, STEYENTON 56%, Farringdon Road 634, Shriven-
...at of a legitimate commerce with China by means wounds on the body of the deceased, were four -in was now offered on the part of Lady Graves, which T. Rason, W. Davy, EeTaylor, J. Brown, Emmeline LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM. ham 714, SwismoN 77 (Junction with the Cheltenham Rail-
STATIONS, with their Distances from London. • way), V: DOTON BASSET 824, Cnirr ENIIAM 934, Corsham ,
, , the reduction of the tea duties, and the sup- number, and seemed just such as would have been in- retorted the charge of adultery against Lord Graves, Sheppard, Eliza Smith, J. Murphy, T. Westley (and
r. DON Harrow 111 W RD 17 Ki 's Lan le 21
-o N , .., ATFO 4, ne g y , 984, Box 1914, BATH 1064, . TwertonAloBi, Saltfora 111%, '
. esion of the opium trade. With regard to the -flicted with an instrument of this kind, all of them and accused him of introducing to the acquaintance privately whipped), Johanna Bryant, S. Skearsley, C. Boxmocir 24%, Berkhampstead 28, Thum 314, Aylesbury 4310 Keynsham 113% B TOL 118%, Nsailsztlsl264, ClevedonHßit
.. .er, we are fully of opinion that whatever en- 1, : .1
'Rang eeep, clean stabs. There was no blood found of her Ladyship the person with whom she is charged Harris, ,e, smith, J. Ayliffe, J. rope, and J. Sullivan. LEIGHTON 41, Bletchley and Fenny Stratford 46%, WOLVER- 130%, Ban ell'l33gis WE
; ,ragement or 'compulsion our Indian Government treon the knife • if there had been any upon the blade, with having committed the offence, and the person
oriole 14547 BRIDO4B,WATESIrIN6Ii,U.I'AU NTONEI6I24. ' 8
For Four Months-J. Walker, NV: Wilkinson, Tow 521, Roade 60, BLISWORTH b2i, Weedon 69%, Crick k
I
,•i administered to the culture of the poppy, it had been under water long enough to wash it off. with whom she now charged Lord Graves with cri- Wm. Sharp, Geo. Lees, J. Lade, Geo. Spencer, and ton 75%, RUGBY (Midland Counties Junction) 83,
Departure Arrival at Arrival at
;•: tO the opium trade for our own territory, The inquest was held at the Bell Inn, on Monday, minal intercourse. • The plea now offered also alleged J. Lawler. • Brandon 89, COVENTRY 94, Hampton (Derby Junction) 103,, DOWN TRAINS
TopTitatounton ... . ......... 6 0
from Swindon their
' . '1.,11t tO be discontinued. But when "people talk - . urrie, ary oc ,
by C. Best, Esq and a-JurY of 21 respectable indi- that Lord Graves cohabited, with the present Lady For Three Months J C • M L k T BIRMINGHAM 112 i.
. and Wel
Daily, except Sundays. Paddington. Junction. Destination.
9
Short Train to Mai,:-.nheao 9 0
-Goods Train to-Tatn-ifOi-i .... 430 M 10 0 M 855 E
• ~, the suppression of the opium trade, do they mean viduals, the foreman being Mr. Wm. Heywood. Mr. Graves during the lifetime 'of his first wife. The alle- Sharp, J. Lock, 'T. 3:Meath, J. Bush, T. Rippon, , Departure Arrival A:rival
from at at 8 35 12 35
. 1,,,ii we are to send a preventive squadron to the Harris (chief constable) and Superintendent Lane gations in both pleas are ex parte, and to be proved. M. Porter, G. Pincott, W. Burdell, Ann Corsan, G. - DOWN TRAINS.
8 0 10 45 2 20
eeast of China against the opium trade, as we have deputy chief constable) were also present. After the The allegation was opposed by Dr. Phillimore and Ruffell, Elizabeth Baker Barnaby Smith, W. Tan- _____.
London. Rut_y.
_Birming_ham
.. 955 M
. ,I.fae to the coast of Africa against the slave trade, Jury had viewed the bodY, Dr. Cooper proceeded to Dr. R. Phillimore on the part of Lord Graves, and tony, J. Paltrier, P. D'riscoll, J. Wilson, and j. 10 15 10 E 410 E
Mixed, to Birmingham ... 6 OAI 930 M 11 15 M Man., to Taunton .
Third Class, ditto
. %, _it such signal ineffectiveness, except in the sacri- make a post mortem examination (which he did with supported by Dr. Addams and Dr. Robertson on the Howard,
of Lady Graves. Mixed ditto ... 8 0 11 56M 145 To Taunton l2 Noon 258 635 E
ea.,- of British lives and treasure and the in- • For Two Months-Geo. Gay, J. Bully, S. T. Fry,
great minuteness and attention), attended by Super- behalf
First 61 ditto
, . yase of the miseries and morta'lity of slave- intendent Lane. The amount ef evidenee elicited Dr. Lusmarwroze-These proceedings were com• J. Pluckrise, W. Knight, and W. Goodrick. Mixed, to hugby
ensportation ?Do they mean this, or what do was very small, nearly all who knew anything of the menced on the part of Lord Graves, and a libel was Several prisoners were sentenced to minor terms of ' *Malt, First Class 945 1 8 230 Short Train to Reading 4 0 • 525
.r,,,y mean, or do they ever trouble their heads transaction being apparently paralysed or afraid to given in; charging Lady Graves with adultery with a hard labour, many acquitted, and others discharged Mixed, to Birmingham ... 11 0 243 430 To Bristol
' ieirik what ? Opium is amongst the most port- speak. person named Desmarest, and was admitted without b proclamation. The Court adjourned to the 2d. of Ditto ditto
Ditto, to Aylesbury ...... 3 0
130 E 528 715 Short Train to Maidenhead 530
To Swindon
t.', 213 Man amongst the least portable, of com- About half-past three o'clock, the chief constable opposition. The allegation now offered by Lady ,fanuary.
Ditto, to Birmingha m... 5 0 838 10 15 MAIL to Taunton .... ' 855 11 35 255 M
. lities. We have proved, at vast cost, our in- suggested that the inquest should be adjourned, to Graves is responsive to the libel, and contains a --- -- • • . Ditto, to Wolverton
.4 , •
.!„y to hinder the traffic' in man. Are we to prove, afford time to trace the ownership of the knife which denial of the adultery imputed to her, and charges POLICE INTELLIGENCE. .mm 7 M' d
~ me
. ister cost, our inability, more utter, if possible, had been found by the Police ; and as, in addition to Lord Graves with adultery with a Madame Breug- (YESTERDAY.) *Mem, to York, by Rugby 9 0 12 15 M SUNDAY DOWN TR A INS.
erevent that in opium ? Will the Chinese de- this, Dr. Cooper had not finished the post mortem not, otherwise Valmont. I do not think it can MANSION-HOUSE. - ,- -- Short Train to Slough
Departure ' Depar. Arrival To Reading'
NI for the drug cease ? Will they cease, singly examination, the Coroner adopted his suggestion be said that Lady. Graves directly charges Lord The Lord Mayor received the following communi-
UP TRAINS. Iran ture from at Short Train to Slough . .... 930
; 111 g Eastern populations, to consume it ? Are and adjourned the inquiry to Wednesday, whe, Graves with collusion at her own adultery ;it cation froth the Board of Ordnance on the subject of Birmingham Rugby. London. a.
MA IL, to Taunton . ...... .. 10 15 1 0 E 430 E
.to undertake to stop the production and export of the most important evidence (that of Dr. Cooper and rather appears to be the character of the allegation that his letter relative to the dangerous practice of making . . - To Taunton
dwa opium ? Before 1830, the Bombay Go- the police officers) will be given. Towards the close it states circumstances explanatory of the conduct of sexperiments with shells in the Artillery Ground in iiiiiiitxteed ' from
Witerton
ditto ...... ......... . lO 30 Short Train to 1 aidenhead 5 0
innent .attempted (not to stop but) to monopolise of the proceedings Archer was brought into the room, Lady Graves with respect to her alleged intimacy Woolwich Marshes :--
Ditto, from Birmingham... 7 051 823 51 12 45 E To Swindon 7 0 10 0
. sale of the opium exported from the ports under and it was evident from his appearance and manner with M. Destnarest. The first article pleads that " Office of Ordnance, Deo. -14, 1842. DittoNrom Aylesbury
. t presidency. What was the consequence ? that he felt deeply for what had occurred. Lady Graves was in the service of the first Lady "MY LORD,-I have the honour, by:command of the *Mem, First Class -
Time Leave i Arrival
UP TRAINS
..-rely that two-thirds of the Malwa produce were The deceased was single, about 25 years of age, of Graves, and whilst in her service in 1833, she was Master-General of the Board of Ordnance, to acquaint Mixed, from Birmingham 10 0 11 17 315 of Swindon ' at
Daily. except Sundays.
Ditto ditto l2 Noon 123 E 6 0 Starting. Junction. Paddington.
..'ricil to the Portuguese settlement of Damaun, and the middle size, and rather muscular. He had fre- seduced by Lord Graves, with whom she cohabited, your Lordship, in reference to your inquiry of the Ditto ditto ll5 E 235 630 Short Train from Reading... 730 Al :.. ...... .. 855 51
-Awe, to be exported. We repeat that we have queutly been employed as a labourer by many of the and it pleads the birth of a child. In enforcing the Clerk of the Ordnance, that they find an accident did DittO, from Rugby
partiality for the traffic in opium, and every wish Jurors, who spoke of him as a hard-working, indus- objection to the admission of this article, reference was occur at the period mentioned by your Lordship, on Third Class, from Birming. 220 413 . 10 0 From Swindon, 730
see it superseded, as a staple of our trade, by more trious young man. Archer is about thiry years of rnade to the decisions of' these Courts, as to ante- carrying on experiments at Woolwich, and that it.wes First Class, ditto 4 0 517 915 From Bristol
iolesome prcducts. We would have our Indian Go- age, and has a wife and two children. nuptial infidelity. Perhaps the question has never produced by the bursting of a shell near the mouth of Mixed, ditto. 6 0 ,7 18 11 15 Short Tr. from Maidenhead 11 15
*MAIL, Mixed. ditto l2 Night 123 M 5 30M MAIL, from Bristol ..... ... 840 10 28 110
rnment withdraw whatever encouragement has been _ - - been considered in all its various points of views, the gun from which it was fired, and a splinter was °Mixed, from Rugby . ,l 5 5 0 Short Tr. from Maidenhead 345 E
-,-.2n to it. Neither have we any partiality for the gin NA VAL INTELLIGENCE. under different circumstances. I take it that a party observed to pass into the river. The usual precaution The Sunday Trains are mii.rked °. Goods Train from Taunton- 730 51 540 E 12 0
.!,le. in London ; nor even for the tobacco and snuff PORTSMOUTH, DEvc. 14.-After an ineffectual at- commencing a suit In these Courts, whether husband had been taken previously to the commencement of In addition to those marked, there is a Mixed Train leaves From Taunton
•de. Excess in stimulants and narcotics stares us in tempt to get up Channel, the Cambridge, 78, Captain or wife, has no right, in the original libel charging the firing to have the range quite clear of vessels in the Birmingham on Sundays at 130 E, calling at all the Stations, _rl2itto
and arriving in London at 730 E. F rst Taunton .......0.....•• 12 30 E 420
, , , face, and stinks in our nostrils. Are we to stop the Barnard, returned to her anchorage at Spithead ves- adolter,i, to Plead that the party against whom the line of fire, and the accident which occurred is one 7 5
Short Tr. from 11Iaidenhead 8 0
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... ...... ... 9 .0
: .', deletion and importation of the materials of excess ?- terday, end this morning was brought into harleour charge „was preferred was in the habit of leading a very unusual, and cannot at present he provided From Taunton
BIRMINGHAM AND DERB Y. 3 15 6 45 9 30
assnonnee the revenue derived from them? On ne and safely moored. It will be recollected that lewd and licentious life at any time before the mar- against. The.Master-General and Board hope, how-
~•‘: ;Tete pas dans an si beau chemin. It is really the she has on board about 80 tons of valuable riage. The doctrine is this-that a party, by entering ever, during the ensuing Session of Parliament, to be ,
DOWN.
I UP. ' Goods Train from Taunton.. 630 E 240 740
. : -i up of a halfpenny to what object ignorant enthu- marbles, which were shiPPed in the Mediter- into a matrimonial connexion, gives a final pardon furnished with the means of providing a new range at - _ _____.
. 'Departure Arrival Departure Arrival SUNDAY UP TRAINS.
'' •al shall direct itself. Were " Temperance" a mnean, with which she was ordered to proceed to all ante-nuptial errors and offences. But the Woolwich, which will, as far as it is possible, protect e.
.L RA INS. from Bir- at TRAINS. from at Bir- Short Train fro Sl
m ough ... 8 051
:e more rampant here, we might have more than to one of the Eastern ports. - The Commander- doctrine . cannot be extended beyond the limits the public from any accidents from the experiments mingham. Derby. ; Derby. mingham. From Sw indon
.--.......___...,_____„4,.._______ I -___ ,
,t' '. Knight Bruce's chivalry displayed against all the in-Chief, however, has, upon his own responsibility, I have stated, so as to preclude a party from. and other services carrying on at that station. a, Mall, from Taunton . 645 10 3051 110 E
*MAIL .-...,12 30M, 2 15 M. i °Mixed- 8 20 AI 10 2051
r
Short Train fr SI 'l'''
- •-I.:e-glass windows of all the gin-palaces. Those directed her being placed here ; and, considering the, pleading and proving ante-nuptial infidelity under - " I have the honour to be, eMixed,.. 7 D 850 1 Ditto... 11 45 145 E om oug ... 50 E ...... ..... 550
From Taunton .
-. ao craved stimulants, or opiates, might have advanced season of the year, and the difficulty as any circumstances, and prevent a wife from availing " Your Lordship's most obedient humble servant, Ist &2d "110 30 12 15 E ! 'Ditto.. 1 30E 320
4. ~r 1 driven by a home-crusade against pipes and well as risk in navigating so large a ship into the herself of such circumstances to support her . "R. BYHAM." Class 125 E 3 15 !Ist &2d ... 430 6%) Short Tr. from Maidenhead 730
_ _ Ditto from Reading .... 9 0 ...... ...... 830
10 30
7,:;ts to opium pills. But " total abstinence" Medway, it cannot be doubted that he has evinced a defence because they cannot be urged by . way A lad ofgenteel appearance,named George Parrott,
__Tra..ins 4 0 554 °Matt ...111 0 12 4501 se
=AIL, from Taunton ....... 11 15
15 815 2 3551 525 M
-1_ an opium seems the easier of the two to sound discretion, which may also in its results have Of charge. If the case had rested here, I should be aged seventeen years, was brought before the Lord 51 Ei •4'. 6 The, Short Trains stop at all the intervening Stations.
etate at a distance. It is supposed John a beneficial effect on the interests of this port-e 0 of opinion that such circumstances were admissible ; Mayor on two charges, the one for having attempted TrT.he Trains r.n .
arked * run on Sundays, in addition to which
ains leave Birmingham and Derby at 5 30 E, and arrive at _ Eir.
-'. 1 : inarnan can have no such attachment to his opium- much neglected and so severely made to suffer by the but there is another reason whieh appears to take the to defraud a cabman .of his fare, after having been either place at 715 E. . SOUTH WESTERN.
-as John Bull to his " clay," or cigar. Oinne present Conservative AdminisCration. Of late almost ease out of the principle I refer to. There is an ex- driven by him no less than thirty-two miles about STATIONS, with their Distances from Nine Elms.
- 'dem pro mirifico. We can do a great stroke of every ship and vessel, upon arrival from foreign ser- hibit annexed to the libel of Lord Graves himself (re- town • and the other for having stolen two rings MIDLAND COUNTIES. NINE Elms, Wandsw th 3 r.
or , M imbledon 6 KINGSTON 10,
' esie against opium-trading. Gin and tobacco trad- vice, has been eirdered away, either to Plymouth or lative to the birth of the child), which proves the fact from 'Miss Stacy, a young lady who resides near the STATIONS, with their Distances from Rugby. w„,,„,, 23, Ft
Esher and Hampton Court 13 W 1 15% 'W b •
, a ton . , ey ridge 17%,
arnbo ucrli 31% Winchfield 38, BasING-
•-4 (and revenue) for the present we leave un- to the Eastward, for the Purpose of being dismantled of ante-nuptial cohabitation. If Lord Graves was Edgeware-road. RUGBY, ULLESTHORPE 74, Broughton-Astley 11, Wig- STORE 46 Andover Rr° d'' '
•: itched. When three hundred million Chinese have , and paid off. under the necessity of producing this exhibit, and James Landham, owner and driver of the cab No. ston 16%, LEICESTER 20, SYSTON 244, Sileby 274, Barrow 30, (Gosport,Junc • -oa 56, WINCHESTER 64, Bishopstoke
non) ‘2, SOUTHAMPTON 77 Bottley 77, Fare-
1-),,en brought fairly to forswear opium and "live As the Cambridge has been very nearly her three thue proving his own misconduct, by the law of France, 1,444 stated as follows :-I took up the young gen- LOUGHBOROUGH 34, Kegworth (Nottingham Junction) 37i, ham 82, GosroßT 87. '
a'teanly, as gentlemen should do," we shall, perhaps, years in commission, there seems every probability which required the legitimation of the child he had tleman at the stand in Palace-yard, at half-past nine Sawley 42%, Borrowash 45%, DERBY 49%.
Is:tve time to think of the gin-palaces. In the mean- of her active services being no longer in requisi- had by the peason he married there, he must take the yesterelay morning, and was told by him to go to the DOWN
I
trorn Southamp- at
• i`;ine (independent of Malwa opium), they get opium tion •in which case the inhabitants of Portsmouth consequences. But I have some difficulty in respect further end of Piccadilly, near Hyde Park-corner, but
,-,-,a• land from Russia. But what are impossibilities will 'have a fair turn, for which they will entirely to the allegation that Lady Graves Was seduced by before we went so far, he tells me to stop at Hem- TRAINS. DeFraormture Arraitval
TRAINS. Depraoture Arrival
at Mixed Train 7O M 10 20 M 10 45 M
-tO the true anti-spirit of crusade ? have to thank the present gallant and highly dis- Lord Graves whilst she was in the service of the first . mings-row, St. Martin's-lane, at a public-house, Rugby. Derby Derby. Rugby. Ditto ....
...._.
; ' . STANDARD.-Taken together the Corn-law tinguished Admiral, Sir Edward, Codrington-per- Lady Graves. The difficulty is, that I seem to be where he called for a sheet of paper to write a note -
Ist - 6 4.5111 9 0 M Ist BISM 11 0 M Goods Train .
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12 Noon 610 225
6 25
eed the Tariff appear to have adjusted the interests of haps the last act of generous consideration which he about to try the question whether she was seduced or with, and says he to me, " Have you got a penny ?" W ...... 945 12 10 E2d
thcs several departments of agriculture with admirable may have the opportunity of showing them. not---not the question of cohabitation, but of seduc- so I hands him the penny, and he pays for the paper, 3d
Mixed Train 2 0 6 0 6 25
equality, and to have very happily reconciled both to • tion at the end of ten years after it took place, and and gets into the. cab telling me to drive to George- 4th •2 50 530 E 4th ..... 440 7 0 MAIL 5 0
8 30 8 30
11 57 9 0
P 2 32 M
' the general interests of the country. 'This has CORONER'S INQUESTS. it would be open to the husband to counterplead the street, Manchester-square. Well, when we got to sth s4s 10 50 sth 730 10 0
6th Mail 12 20M 2 49111 6th Mail 10 40 12 50M Goods Train
SUNDAY& 10 0 40 M 5 0
leen pretty generally confessed at agricultural meet- Last evening at six o'clock, an inquest was held in seduction, though he might admit the cohabita- George-street, Manchester-square, out he gets and
ON SUNDAY& Mixed Train
Ditto
• in,.s, either in express terms, or not less un- the Board-room of St. Thomas's Hospital, before tion. It would be safer and better, therefore, and goes into a house, and out he comes again,and " Now " Ist ...... 730 M 10 ONI Ist ...... 645 M 930 E m
-AIL 5 0 E
tr 30 8 45
11 57 9 10
12 32 M
( .luivocally in the bold and manly expres- William Payne, Esq., the City Coroner, on the body not detrimental t,o Lady Graves, to plead that, whilst says he, " You must drive me to Cheapside and S't. 2d
- s;0-1 of a confidence, that, by exertions the of Charles Augustus 'Wentzell, aged threeyears and ain the service of Lady Graves, in the summer Paul's." So I drove him to St. Paul's Church-yard, 34
I;ritish landowners and farmers will still be half. The deceased was the son of a fisherman, living of 1833, she cohabited with Lord Graves during the and after going into Mr. Chubb's he gets into the 4th l2 2051 2 4951 4th Mail 10 40 12 50 Min an hour and ten minutes. Sundays at 9)4 M, and at 24 and 74E
The times of arriving at and departing from Nottingham and
:lige to meet their foreiffn rivals. What motive, in Little Thames-street, Greenwich, and on the after- lifetime of her Ladyship, and that a child was cab again, and says, "Drive off to George-street, Derby are nearly the same. UP TRAINS. Departure Departure Arrival
ill,n, can a Conservative °Government have for dis- noon of the 18th of last month, while standing before born. With regard to the second article, which , Manchester-square again, and all will be right." So A..... - from from South. at
Gosport. ampton. Nine Elms.
terbing an arrangement found to work so well, the fire to dry his pinafore, which he had spilt some Pleads that whilst the present Lady Graves and Lord back I drove him. " And now," says he, " you must NORTH MIDLAND. it-i - -.-
aasticularly a Government like that of Sir Robert broth over, it caught in a blaze, and, communicating Graves were cohabiting itogether, in the year. 1834, drive me to Queen-street, Cheapside." So round I (IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE MIDLAND COUN- iiitil Train 135 111 215 111
6 30 7 0 5 25 M
10 31,
i;',',A, remarkable above all other peculiarities for to the rest of his clothing, he was burnt and scorched Lord Graves became acquainted with M. Desmarest, turned, and back I drove him to Cheapside. TIES, BIRMINGHAM AND DERFIY, MANCHES- Goods Train
e eeays doing at once and together all that it pro- in a most dreadful manner before the flames could be a musician, and also with Madame Breugnot, other- The Loan Mayon-WhY, w •
hat sort of a horse is TER AND SHEFFIELD MANCHESTER AND Mixed Train B3O 9 0 12 30
LEEDS '
HULL AND SELBY, AND THE GREAT Fast Train lO 39 11 0 2 0
i;_.:,eS to do upon any particular matter-a Go- eXtinguished. He was brought to this hospital, and wise Valmont, an actress on the French stage and your's ? Cabman-A capital horse, my Lord, but I ,
NORTH OF ENGLAND.) Mixed Train
Fast Train l2 30 E 10 E 430
v..a•nment, moreover, placed in office, and still lingered until Tuesday last, when his sufferings were the mistrees of Mr. Ball Hughes;
.and that he intro- began to feel for him. 230 3 o 6 0
ta-ainly supported, by the agricultural interest ? terminated by death. Verdict-" Accidental Death." duced such persons to her (Lady Graves) • the ob- The LORD MAyon-It was almost time for you, I DOWN TRAINS. Mixed Train
Goods Train
730 6 0 9 15
b3O . 2 0 M
The doubts and irritations produced by the late FATAL ACCIDENT. -A second inquest was held ieetion is, that Madame Valmont ,is pleaded' to have think. What hour was it when you arrived where Departure from 1 • Arrival at
MAIL SUNDAYS.
1 35 M 2 15 M 5 25 AI
' "•a-1,,,,re have expired, or are rapidly expiring; the before the same Jury, on the body of Mary Walker, been the mistress of Mr. Ball Hughes, and it inight you say- ? Cabman-It was about half•past 11 or 12,
-1
Man , Mixed l'rain
• :aries caused by it-and every change, great or aged 67 years, who met her death by being run over introduce much litigation, since the fact rnight be but I 'ant done yet. Well, when we got to Queen- Derb , Sheffield. Sheffield. Leeds.
che.ter. York. DIV- Ditto ....
Short Trains leave Woking daily at 7% M,' 14, b 4, and 74 E. Sun-
. • --,111, must cause some particular injuries-are re- by a cart, loaded with half a ton of horse-hair, in counter-pleaded. In "Harris e. Harris " I admitted street he went into a house there, and when he came 3 1 111
j; l'red or forgotten. Is it to be supposed that Sir R. Lombard- street, on the 7th instant. The cart be- such an averment, and that case created much anxiety out he says " Now be off to Mount-street, Grosvenor- -
.' el will wantonly take to pieces his finished work-a longed to Mr. Phillips, of South-crescent, Finsbury- in my mind; but lam satisfied I was comet in ad- square," and from Mount-street I drove him to Old 6ls 845 9 :10M, . .
N.-ark finished with so much care and forethought-to square cabinet-maker. The deceased's death was mitting it, for it would go to sap the foundations of Bond-street, and from Old Bond-street •
into the City 930 10 45 11 45 1 15E 5 OE 2 0 E 5 15E
12 45E 2 OE 2 45E 4 0 635 445 7 0 STATIONS, with their Distances from London Bridge.
i , ywoke anew the resentment of his best friends and caused' by internal injury. -She expired on Tuesday all morality if it were permitted to a husband to in. again-(Laughter)-and from the City I drove him 345 430 530 7 0 8 4,5 745 stio..aotN DON, NEW CPOSS 3, CROYDON 10a, Godstone Road in
-Latest supporters-to awaken once more dormant last. Verdict-" Accidental death.' troduce to his wife persons of bad character, to induce to George -street, Manchester-square, and from George - 4 0 530 630 815 10 0 's Nest 14%, Merstham 19%, RED In, 211, Herley 25%
, ' tibts and irritations, and to inflict additional
374, Hassock's Gate 43%, BRIGHTON 50%.
' .:iries-injuries far more extensive and more en- LLOYD'S SHIPPING. example which he held up before her eyes, to come The Loan Mayon-What o'clock was it then ? . ,„,,, SUNDAYS. • - •
. :.ring • than any that could be inflicted by such a NOTICE TO MARINERS. here and demand a separation for a crime occasioned Cabman-About three o'clock. " Now "he t '''' --
, says o
7 OM 8 4.5•51 9 4-551 11 11-11. I 1 OE 12 Noon
6 40E 9 20E DO WN. Leave Arrive in Leave Arrive in
London. Brighton. UP. Brighton. London.
I,2::ision as the last ? Experience had taught the The following has been received at Lloyd's from by himself. In this case how can I refuse to admit me, " I shall not be able to pay you except you take •3OE 4 30E '5
30E 7 I'5)E 930 8 OE ___------
Mixed ... .. 7 45114 10 15 M From Cro -..-..
7 30M
ta,-,aculturists to expect a revision of the Corn-laws the Hydrographic-office, Admiralty, dated Dec. Bth, the averment ?It is pleaded that Lord Graves did Tile to where I live in the Edgeware-road." Well, off * ea, Th D T *ris arrive a Hull in about two hours
.own . rai t MAIL, First don y -
Class 945 11 45 Mixed
730 M 10 41
:„ :1)01.1t the time the last arrived, or rather a little 1842 :- introduce to his wife a person passing under the cha- I drove to the Edgeware•road dt• • h b e
,an nen sa3 se, later Lan their arrival at York. ToCroydon 10 45 ,First Class 9 0 11 0
.'. ier ; and without other experience, the atrocious HERST LIGHT, WEST FLANDERS. racter of the mistress of Mr. Ball Hughes; that she " You must drive through Kilburn-gate," so I paid --- --- ---------- - Mixed ... 11 45 215 E 'Mixed
.. ,ampt of the Whigs to rob the farmers and The Belgian Government has given notice that a continued on terms of daily association with her. tbe turnpike, and through the gate we did go, sure UP TRAINS. Ditto
Ditto
3 0 531 Mixed . l3O
.1 30 E 4 li
: downers of all protection, under the fraudulent fixed red light has been established on the Sand This may be a false averment ; I cannot tell enough.-(Laughter.) We etopped at a very good Departure from I A rriiral at First Class 4EO
Mixed..
530 Mixed 6 0 520
8 30
'.• t:ext of afixed duty, had warned all concerned in Hills to the northward of the town of Keyst, in lat. that it is so, and the party has a right residence, but it war'nt his, and so he ordered me back
: -.: cultivation of the soil, that they must look 51, 20 deg. 22 min th d 1 314 deg.
~ nor ,an on. , to plead it. I wish it to be distinctly- understood to a large public-house called the Queen's Arms, Darting.
ton. York. Man.
cheste Leeds. Sheffield Sheffield. Derby. ToCroyd'on 11 30
SUNDAYS 1
From SUNDAYS.
I,* oome change. For the last they were therefore 7 min. east of Greenwich, and that it will appear that if the article had been confined to 1834, and if where he went in, and after a little time out he •
.' pared; for any such change at present, hew- on the Ist of January, 1843. the association had not continued after the mar- comes and says to me, " Now I have got a cheque, so
.- r, they have so similar preparation. On the The Lighthouse is twenty-five feet high, but the riage, very different considerations would have applied drive to St. John's Wood." Well, when we went to 6 1551, $ 45M 7 051 930 10 45 'll 45 12 45E D,i,r To
T C ydon 10 0
7 0 E 9Su UDitto 345 E 615 •
'Ditto
• •trary, everything occurs to give them assurance light is elevated forty-eight feet above the level of to it. With respect to the 17th article, the effect of St. John's Wood he stopped aed went into the livery 915 i 1.2 Noon 10 0 IOE2OE 1 2 45E 1
12 15E 3 OE 1 10E 4 0 530 !6 30 815
4-5 SHOREHAM BRANCH.-Mixed Trains leave Brighton for Shore-
ham daily at 7a; and 9 30111, and at 12 15, 2 45, 4 45,and 7 OE.
:t they may safely invest their capital and labour
, high water, spring-tides, and will be visible from it is, to plead that froni December to April, 1841, Mr. stables, and whea he curie out, a Now," says he "dee 33,''619445 7 9 8 12 '
,8 45 10 9 On Sundays at 9 OM, and at 2 15, 3 45. 515 and 6 45E.
a .).1 prosecute their industry, in reliance upon the seaward between the bearings of E. round to W. by Ball Hughes and Madame Valmont were living top- off to Drummond's bank," and off we went to Drum- SUNDAYS. . From Shoreham for Brighton at 830 and 10 3(iM, and at 10,3 3 1,
ect:tinuance of the present law for many years. S. by compass. . ther in Paris, and that, during some part of the time, naond's bank ; but out of that he' came, and he didn't
The' Mixed Trains sto • t 11 h ', • , .
~ 6 8, and 8 OE.
p a a t e Stations, the First Class Trains
Tieey have the recorded opinion of the Premier The small fixed light at Blankenberg, in lat. 51 Lord Graves resided ia the same apartments, and it appear to have a farthing more money about him. ..5 OE 6 30E 7 15E 9 ISE ont tF't Cl S '
. y a irs as' tations.
' lfi-Nan the necessity of affording to them an adequate 18 deg. 5.5 rain. north, Rad lon. 3, 7 deg. 57 min: alleges the habitual commission of adultery, without Tbe Lorin Maxon-Why could you think of work- 3 30E 6 19E1 7 9 el 2 9 0 10 9
0 * Trains leave Hull for Derb daily at 6% and 11M and ~.________-___....-..-__
LONDON AND DOVER.
pvotection ; and upon the insufficiency of 'any fixed east, called The Fishermen's Light, will be shown. specification. Now all questions, where habitual adule ing your poor horse to death upon such a chance of * Y '
at 2% and SE. On Sundays at 5E only. OPEN TO ASHFORD STATION.
, daty to afford such protection. They have, in the from sunset to sun-rise, from the Ist of January next. tery is pleaded, are attended with a certain degree of payment ? Cabman-My horse is a capital one, and
c-1-se and circumspection with which the late mea-
CAUTION TO MARINERS. difficulty, and in almost every case the same objection I thought as the gentleman stopped at so many re- MANCHESTER" & 'BIRMINGHAM. Departure fro
DOWN TRAINS. ~
UP TRAINS.
m Arrival at Ash- ' Departure from Arrival in
.I.iees were prepared, a sufficient pledge that they will • is taken. But I should not be justified in rejecting spectable houses, where he was known, that it would - London. ford Station Ashford. London. i
d Ll d' f C
Extract of a letter receive at oy s, rom apt.
Arrives at Leaves Arrives Arrives .--- - --..... '
A:r,'t be hastily abandoned. In a word, they have, in the averment. Here are four months, during which be all right at last- So back he orders me to the Leaves ' Leaves
Roallon ,
sof the brig Eagle :- s 'rig- Man- Man- 12 AO E 630 M 945 M
1-. . whole character and conduct of the Government, the habitual commission of adultery is pleaded, and City agam-(Laughter)-and when we came to - IL' . • Crewe. chester. cheater. Craetwe. ritgilti;ni" . 17 g?, ' 2 9,5 ! 945 10 E
'
- • • " I omitted to inform you in my late letters, of
• '
a. .in its position, sufficient guarantees that, until the witn od ed th t. I
esses pr uc on earlc e may be cross- Twining's banking-house he tried to give me the -1-- -
Passing a rock above water, about four miles distant i 45M 40M5 OM 40M.515N1 It 0 Al 4 0 725 ! 4 0 '7 15
' ... v,,, shall have rendered a change necessary, which - examined as to the particular time and place ; and it is slip, but I wouldn't have it, and I drove him off to
on my passage .
from Hambur h to Newfoundland.
10 20
.-aa scarcely happen in less than ten years, no change g alway open to the party, even after publication, to the station-house in Watling-street, where I gave him „„„ e 0 10 30 730 9 0
ril be made. By a good observation, the longitude at Eh. 21m. 14s. counterplead the adultery, so that the party giving in in charge, at five o'clock, for he hadn't a farthing ii 30 145 E 3 0 E 645 10 0 12 45 E SUNDAYS.
00 M I 12 20 E . 73u AI I
SUNDAYS.
AIM., was 28 deg. 32 min. W., and by a mer. alt. lat. 10 50 M
in an article of this kind does it at her own peril. The about him.-(Great laughter.) 245 E 5 0 615 11 15 12 30 E 315 130 E 450 130 E 450 E
47 deg. 41 min. 22 sec. N.; the vessel making a true Mstroa-
18th article alleges that the parties were seen in the The Loan In all my experience I never
13 REA DFUL MURDER AT ROUSE course, and running by lope. five knots per hour until
0 fact of adultery, or all but the fact, in a certain room, heard of such travelling. Pray how many miles do 430 ,7 30 9 0 745 845 11 30
.. LEN CH. eleven, when abreast of it, bearing S.S.W. by com- SUNDAYS. SUNDAYS. NORTHERN AND EASTERN.
the doors and windows of which were closed. NOW, you call it ? Cabman-Thirty-two at least, but I 1 4551 4 0 M 5 1551 4 0 111 '615 AI 8 0 M OPEN TO BISHOP'S STORTFORD.
(From. the Worce,ster Chronicle of •esterday ) , tease leaving it in lat. 47 deg. 37 min. 22 sec. N and
when I read this article, the objeCtion suggested itself received ten shillings from a gentleman upon whom 730 930 10 45 830 10 0 115 E STATIONS, with their Distances from Shorediteh.
, iit is our painful duty to describe th: arti 1 . f 1 ..1
d * W I f cl • h cr.' •
cu ars o on. 28 eg. 51 min. . t orme in t ree istinct
11 30 145 E 3 0 E 11 15 12 30 E 315 Lea Bridge 534, Tottenham 7% , Edmonton 934, Ponder's End 1114,
, ,711-,Gther of those fearful, un-En l'-h P • to me and I wrote opposite to the word " seen " the he called in the Edgeware-road. Waltham 14i., Broxhoume 19, Roydon 22, Harlow 26%, Sawbridge.
g . occuriences, pont ~ . ,
'ts the highest to the westward, appeared to be d' h ee ' - -se 245 E 5 0 630 745 E 1 45 11 30
. -.. 'iet::ll have of late beeo wor " ow . ihe LORD .I.4AYOR-Well, prisoner; what have you worth 28%, Stortford 321 a.
me too common in this country about 80 feet high, the sea breaking violently over D I
r. Anna:es- am ready to say, through the key- to say in your defence ? The prisoner-I expected DOWN TRAINS.
,-- we mean the use of the knife in • I • h MANCHESTER AND LEE DS. I UP TRAINS.
a qualm , which, t e lower part near the eastern extrenlity, but no ap -
.: - his instance, has resulted • hole of the door. to get the money at various places, but I was disap- ---- 1
in the death of one oun a earance of shoal water round it. Ili as in si ht of it STATIONS with their Distances from Manchester DeparturelDerrture Arrival Departure Departure Arriv '
; 1 1
_ :'51;1, and the apprehension of ' Y g P g Dr. LUSHINGTON-Then it is better to plead it so. pointed, and it was not to suit my own convenience MANCHESTER, Oldham Junction 5, Mills Hill 6, Blue Pits 9, ShLr:Ach.frommßrrox- at from fromßrox. at a 1
.. ~.irged as the murderer an
_sixt_ others, one being about two hours, an
' d should have one nearer but
g ' With these observations I admit the allegation. ' that I acted as I have done. Rochdale 11, Littleborough 14, Todmorden 20, Eastwood 21,
--- --------
. Stortford.! bourne. iShoreditch.
d he other fi • he southward
e e as was prevented by the wind, being to t .
s ole 8 4ti M 914 M -----'------- ---
r ' ~,,ssories. The scene of this sad, tr JAMES V. JAMES. MiSs Mary Ann Stacy, of No. 17, Albany-place, Hebden Bridge 24, Luddenden Foot 26, Sowerby Bridge 28 5 30M 559 M 640 M •
agedy is Roithe It was seen distinctly by the mate and crew." 9SO IC 17 10 47
- ... etch, a small village in tlf This was a suit for divorce, by reason of adultery, Edgeware-road, stated that she kept a jewelle;•'s shop, Elland 31, Brighouse 34, Cooper Bridge 36, Dewsbury 41, 11 30 12 16 E/. 44 *8 10 9 1
is county, about thirteen Horbury 44, Wakefield 48, Normanton 51, LEEDS 60. 130 E 219 -2 sii
3. E 815 otO 940
• L ,ii‘.?S east of Worcester, and seven by Captain T. James against Rosanna, his wife. No and knew the prisoner, who was a neigbour's son,
north of Evesham - 330 416 444 11 30 12 2E12 46 E
L'bg something less than a mile from the t ' ' LAW INTELLIGENCE. appearance was given by the wife, against whom the •and who called on Tuesday morning last between ten De_parture from Arrival at Departure from Arrival at 430 517 538 230 E 3 2 349
. _ urnpike
6 15 7 4
;',. I leading from Worcester to Alcester and Strat- COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, Dec. 15. proceedings were in paenam. The libel pleaded that and eleven o'clock, arid asked to see some breast pins, Manchester. Leeds. Leeds. Manchester. 734 430 5 2 54 6
8 31 9 lb 9 47 5 43
--- -- --
;.: . ,-Upun-Avon. (Sittings at Nisi Prius at the Guildhall in the City of Captain James and his wife, shortly after their mar- having previouslY inquired whether she knew him, to 7 0 M 10 10 AI , 540 111 830 PI On Sundays Trains leave Shore- On Sun a 3,7, 'gains leave 4t.
. l'; e neighbourhood of Rouse Lench being wood London, before Lord DENMAN and a London tinge, proceeded to India ; that Mrs. James! on ac- which she replied, " Perfect] t• • 11" He then stated
3we . 9 0 12 30 E ' • 9 30 ditch for Stortford at 8 and 9 SuM, ford for Shoreciitch at 530 °arnd
Y. c and at 2 30, t 30, and 8 30E. ;8 30M, adt 2 3
n a 0, 4 30, and 7 3UE.
i;aesi are tolerably plentiful, and as they are con- ommon Jury.) count of her health, returned to England in the early that he wanted two or three pins to show to a gentle- 10 45 139 7 0 10 30 • This Train leaves Oroxbourne half an hour earlier on Mondays.
. ;-,' . Alv laying the farmers under contribution, the This N m‘NAMARA V. GIBBS, SEN. part of this year ; that on her passage in the Larkins, man who lived over the way, and who was going to 120 E
3 20 4 35
6 45 9 0
10 10 12 0
12 55 E
( •:,,,i•vr are nut a little pleased when one is captured, cover a :a8 an action brought by the plaintiff to re- she became acquainted with a Mr. Lennox, with whom make him a present of one, and he took a pin avvay
4 45 7 30 1 0 E 4 30 EASTERN COUNTIES.
um of 25/. elle ea to e d f r work and .
g bue o she cohabited at the Imperial Hotel, Covent-garden, with him, saying that he would return it in a quarter 7 0 10 30 345 635 OPEN to BRENr WOOD.
_ ,y.,1ti(41, however, is more frequently done by parties labour do f
ne or the defendant •h
,AN O. was the success- and in lodgings in St. James's. , .of an hour. In half an hour he came back with the 930 12 751 6 0 9 0 3 4)07,,,,,,, wlllioSd leave Shoredit hatlS 30 and 11 OM, and at 20,
se, eillagers than. by the regular and legitimate fox- ful candidate at the f
7 15 10 0 On SUNDAYS at. 9 0 a.nd 10 OM, and
at 2 0, 3 0, 4 0, 6 30, an6l'7 41`1E
. 1.-; ' . (?.r.s. When a fox is caught it is taken in triumph Bridge-master, in th ar-famed City election for After hearing Dr. ADDAMS for the husband,
e autumn of 1841 .pin_, and said that the gentleman thought it old-
Dr. LUSHINGTON said he was quite satisfied with the fashioeed, and asked to look at some rings. Witness SUND AYS. 45 minutes. J . The journey is periormed in about
~! -t. Ile -various farm -hauses, where the captors receive Mr. Kelly and Mr. Chainb * 8 0 lil 11 3051 70M1 10 0 M UP TRAINS leave Brentwood at 8 45, 9 45. and 10 45M and at
_t.ers conducted the case proof, and pronounced for the divorce. then acquiesced in his request to be allowed to take I, 46
1 ::0 E 10 10 I 12• 55 E 2 30, 3 30, 5 3U, and 630 E. On SUNDaYs at 9 45,51: and at
, z, eeward, either in money or kind 'but ovnerelly the
t. 0 . for the plaintiff; and Mr. i 'chards and Mr. Martin two rings, the one an emerald ring, worth four 50 E 830 715 E 10 45 130, 4 30, 6 40E,
. , - ..I-0, according to the pleasure of the farmers. peered for defendant.
, . i-l- Saturday last, George Green (the deceased), "From the evidence tendered on beh CEN TRAL CRIMINAL CO URT. guineas, and the other a ruby eing, worth 2/. 155., 7 0 10 30 • _________:
alf of the '' to the before-mentioned gentleman, upon his promise * This Train leaves Brighouse at 7 40 M. NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE AND
.....i .-,cia .A.rcher (who stands eharged with his mur- plaintiff, it appeared that he had taken a very t• NEW COURT.
ac ive to br le n a b me. , however,
ing tl m back i -hort ti He CARLISLE.
'-) , ?,"Geerge and John Bullock, John Clarke, Charles " ' behalf of the defendant in the elect' Sarah StaVord, 24, pleaded guilty to an indict-
-- • • art on :ion for hink roper to eturn and witness uon
did not t 13 r , , p BIRMINGHAM & GLOUCESTER. - - .
• ;.. ely,, John Court (the whole of whom have been trichee-master, between Mr. Gibbs and xt
L d
r. e ger, '
merit charging her with marrying John Elliot, her
calling upon the gentleman next morning was in- . Leave Arrive at 1 Leave Arrive at
~ 'll' ' 1 el-Leaded as accessories), and some others, having and Fhat he bad claimed 251. as compensation for his first husband being-alive, and she was sentenced to six h• ' , DOWN TRAINS • - UP TRAINS Newcastle. Carlisle. 1 Carlisle. Newcastle.
formed by im that he had neither seen the prisoner
. e. - a
.live fox, had been thus engaged, and earlY services on that occasion, which sum Gibbs had ac- months' imprisonment. From Birmingham. From Gloucester.
i'
. ..4a afiernoon they went to the house of Mr. knowledged to be *ustly due to plaintiff, but stated, REsPITED JUDGMENTS.-/SCHIC Lawrence aged 50, ,
,-, nor the rings.
The LORD MAYOR told Miss Stacy that in all pro- --
• Leaves Arrives
IWor- CheL at Glou- Arrives 7 0 Morning 10 30Morning' 7 0 Morning 10 30Morniiig
10 0 1 30 Aftern. 10 0 1 0 After!,
at ChM- Wor. Birminl 230 Aftern. 530 230 Aftern. 6 0
'. .•
.: ,e. Seiers, the , Bell Inn, Rouse Lench. They „dal c • •
ie a mating t e act, a
li'l ftht he could not conveni- was put to the bar for judgment, having 'been con- bability she would hear of her -property from the , cester. tenhani. ceste . tenham cester. ham.
th
• -. e Bell abont four o'clock, perfectly sober
~ ently liqtfclite the debt at the time. ' vieted last sessi • f
. ons o embezzling money and stealing pawnbrokers. His Lordship said he was given to
A.m.
-....--- -.-....-- .....-......... ................ -....-... ---...... 5 0 1:3 30 ; 5 0 8 0 .
. t NV l •
ent in the direction -of Radford (which The defend tldd fi t that be was , • books of value, the propert fJh B ' -
never in- y o o n arnet, Ins em- A.M. -----..
6 30 ,
.ti-• • 0 - • - an pea e , rs , lover. Jud sment •understand that the prisoner had levied contributions 12 44 231 250 314 530 6 I 815 SUNDAYS. •
9 40 SUNDAYS.
• n the IN orcester and Alcester turnpik .
e- '' debted, and, secondly, that •he had already paid the P - 6 had bean respited, as it was ex- upon great numbers of persons, although most re- 3104575225408158 35 10 8 11 7 9 0 Morningll2 15 Aftern. 9 0 Morningll2 15 Afte '
rn. i
-., -1, near
where the road leading to Rouse mone • • d • • ddth t this sum was Ill-
y,anit es as conten e a . pected that the witness would, in the interim
d' 1
some isc osures, , ,
ho havi • • , make spectably connected, and the nephew of a Member of 8451030111211251115 11 35 1 4 2 0 5 0 Aftern. i 5 0 5 0 18 15
. J. -.lah b
laintiif ng in his possession some
P.M. v
e ranches off), and when they had arrived n• r
ea eluded in a sum of 88/. paid by defendant to p valuable books. Ihese disci h Parliament. The prisoner was then remanded for P.M.
.-_,,_
()sures, oweVer h not
, ad 12 15 155 226 237 1 0 120
a eeer-house abo
, ut a quarter of a mile from.the Bell, in liquidation as defendant elleged of all demands
been made. He was sentenced to b a week. 247 336 -
, ~.): tie woru.3 ensued between the deceased and Archer , - ' ' •• • ' • ' e transported for ~,, r 2454345 2 5 15 404 20 5'22 645 EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW. i
po him from plaintiff in relation to the election of' , ene -LAMB Mayon requested that it might be 7)5 9 9 94z 955 .
-,,, ho forthwith began to fight. Having fought one' --'
n seven years.
715 735 9 1 945 Trains depart from each Terminus at 7,9, and 11 51, and
for
Bridge-master.-The Jury returned a verdict , Two prisoners named John Riley and Thomas a
noticed in the public prints that he gratefully 3 0 ... ... 740'00i9 20 10 40 11 30 at 3,5, and 7E. On Sundays at 730 M, and 530 E.
, ~ ed, they were engaged in a second and while
]
cknowledged the receipt of a 51. Bank of
.England . 5 30' 815 9 26, .945 1 4 151 450 ... 9 0 ____________________________
-- : sgling together, Green sudden] I • d
y exc aime , i m
ese Plaintiff-Damages 23/.
f Williamson, were tried last session for stealing a
note, No-. 85 299 • ritable .contribution of a ___________
, the die . . _r_______________ RAILWAY STATISTICS. ]
II"
:. _ •Jet . fell to the ground., and alniost instantly COURT OF COMMOA PLEAS, Dec.ls. barge laden with corn, of the value of 295 /., and also
alue 901 h 1\ '
lady to t e lansion-house poor-box, which very much GRAND JUNCTION. FROM THE LATEST OFFICIAL REPORTS.
._ . :-.•ed. As soon as the dreadful deed was done, BLYTHE V. SMITH. with stealing some chests of tea, v ~ and on , .
The bore an • needed n
t e aid of the benevolent. i
(. a.: of the party ran into an adjoinin coth e This was an acti°" a 'Mist the owners of the ship this charge they were convicted. y ex- • FROM BIRMINGHAM TO LI. r ,-, NAME OP RAILWAY. e ~.. Total amount Total amount Last
r ROM LIVERPOOL TO BIRMINGHAM.
PERPOOL. Those marked •Cd - • dal D' d d
'a I alarnied a woman named Sarah Pagi:doe 'g ' 'd
• h g d b h - 11 t character up to the time. They were now MIDDLt-S ---
URT -OF RE-
who Rapt ,in t e eastern tra e, roug t under the fol- ce en EX CO - no heavy goods; avid L,9 be raised by dates of latest at per (
_ ___
- ' . onment each and to be
• : •,eeded ta the spot, and found Green on his 'hands lowing circumstances :-It appeared that the vessel sentenced to one year'b impris ,
OUES T S. Leave
Birmingham ; Time of Arrival at thus t run Ito Trains a,-,;,. Shares and Balance cent, per
• imec • -*
. s, giaing no signs of life, supported by some was chartered for the Mauritius and back b th kept to hard labour.
y e NONE so D
; EAF As THOSE WHO WON'T HEAR..--- -..._.......- i Departure. Birmingham. on Sundays. - Loans. Sheets annum.
. 'se party. At this time Archer was sitting upon a plaintiffs, who, not oletaining a freight in that settle, Commissicusee,-Mr. Peters, do you owe .the SUM First Class.. •145 M First CI rs 1330 M 8 0 M ------------
.C. sd. X. s. d..E. s. d. I
Mixed Train. *6 0 Al' 'a ''''
D. 30 fArbroath and korfar... 1 160,00 v 0 it 126,705 983 10 0 J
e of road dirt, with his face in his h d
an s, cry- ment, on their own account tpolt in a cargo of sugar- CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT SENTENCES of 1/. 18s.- ad 1 ' d b M Nicholson ? Mr. First Class .. 11 30 FiirsxrlClrarsas.i.n.l : 105
9 c aune y r. . 12 45 E Bum. & Derby J unction 481 1,1'56,666 0 0 1,043,9133 002 5 0 ,
I e abitterly. Seeing that the deceased was delu d • .t 4 000 ho h d d • d
ge amounting o , gs ea s, an consigne to AND SESSIONAL RESULTS.
Peters.-I've do b 'ness with Nicholson this ten ez cle:.e.. *2 45E First Class...l 10 30 3 e 5. Bind a Gloucester
se blood, Mrs. Pardoe said to Archer, " How could Messrs. Gower and Co L d 0 h Last ni ht the session unexpectedly terminated,
~ on on. nt e voyage g ~ ne usi
years.--(Laughter ) ed lam 430 Mixed Train; 4 OE
First Class.. 17 15 First Class... 7 I 930 Brandling Junction 25 45 Mai u t 434,823 16 2410 0
o l
-,,
11 30 Chester and Birkenhead 144 como 0 0 466,663 10 1 2 0 0 (
-.}.•• ill do such a thing r Upon which he replied, home, so:ne bad weather was encountered, and it was when several prisoners were brought up to receive Coentissioee .-
• u owe the money, Sir ? SUNDAYS. -
It•-Do yo SUNDAYS. Dublin and Kingstown 6 370,vi00 0 0 340,262 44 5
tpundee and Arbroath 16; 140,000 0 0 143,552 5 8 5 0 0
4 e'llat was a fellow to do when
, .he was kicked and deemed necessary to throw overboard a large part of ' d t dt' to have,ltheir instanter sentences
ju gmen ,an o ners Mr. Peters. ''
-Tolerably well, Sir, with my glasses 1-IfestoPrtisssi•ni .1 '-i,
, e(5) .3f- Virxste'sfl.pgrne gv, N a 9 M *Eastern Counties 174 2,133,333 0 ( 1,888,242 4111 19 0 3
:: , ; ,e(I. as I was?" By this time a tailor residing at th '1
f th (900 h h d ) •
e cargo-near y one- our ogs ea s -in revised. and a little eye-snuff, Mixed Train' 11 30 Mixed Traini 10 30 12 45 E Edinburgh & Glasgow 46
3 15 tGlasg., Paisley, & Ayr 40 833,000 0 1,
,8,5 ,
1.233,534 is r ...
7 299 14 11 310 0 :,
.I.l)H)errOw ha
.. ppened to come up, who very properly order to lighten the vessel. Upon the examination of -Subjoined are the principal adjudications. COAIMISSION.ER -I don't ask how you can see, Sir_ 1
ilix,ed frain, 245 E Mix;d Train! 7u E 12 Night 3 0 0 .
-IGlasg., Pais., & Green. WI 709,116 5 3 et4l6, g ultil 0 0 .
~,. _ached one of the a
_ _ p rty to fetch Dr.. Cooper from the ship on her return it seems that the oakum in The undernamed were sentenced to be transported (elevatin 11. : h . MP t •
gis voice)-Can you ear me, r. e Ers. • e hose Trains meet the North Union Train to Preston at Parkside t., rand Junction B3t 1,957,800 4/ U 2,w,u,
Great North of England 45 1,00..,000 0 0 997,147 19 10, 4 10
.1 ..:nerrow, while he went himself to give informa- the cie lle• f 'd
b - tat f
a ing was oun to ein a s e o mud, and beyond the seas for the following periods:- Can you hear me ? Mr. Peters (angrily)-Sir, I ---______e
Great Western lBl4 6,463,513 17 11 6,282,478 2111 60 0 I
tion
CHESTER AND CREWE. Ilayle
31 1'33,333 0(r 628,919 19 11 3 0 0
, tO the policeman stationed at Rouse Lench the vessel h d
a been much strained, 'and had taken in a For Life-A. Neale Charles Donovan, H. Stan- can see as A' 11
Ne as you can ; and, give me leave to sa
Hull and Selby
e, A .."1-eadeoat, IV. C. P., No. 44.) The latter was good deal of water. hope Winkworth alias 'Stanton. . don't understand what-(the roars of laughter here
yl FROM CREWE TO CHESTER. FROM CHESTER TO CREWE• Lancaster and Preston 2og .4%0,0 0 0 435,399 1213 0 0
() :' ;patrollinc, Leaves Crewe. Leaves Chest er Li '3l 1 832 375 0 0 1,515,255 3 119 0 9
, ~,, but returned in a few minutes, and The consi ee f the su M G For Fifteen Years-John Arnold. ,
MAU verpool & Manchester, ,_ , 0 , 754 807 00!9 0 0 E
• i• . •-,-iedi gn S. 0 . gar, essrs. ower, fairly drowned the old gentleman's voice)- 4 1551 MAIL
4 Ism London & Birmingham 112; 5,7a0,01.0 0 a, - ,
, ately went in search of Archer, whom he brou ht
g an action in the Secondaries' Court For Ten Years-W. Ryleston, Deborah Ha wlens Mixed Tra n 9 0 First Class
1 , CoMMIsSIONER (warmly)-Sir, I shall make you miei ca.:. ....... ....... 2OE Mixed Tiain ll 30
,L, London & Blackwall.... 3; 1,000,000 0 011,071,717 4712 0 0
•5 - .-••ehended at the Bell I Meanwhil h •
nn. et e against Blythe on the charterparty, and obtained aW. Allen, and Robert Allen. understand directly. I ask you once more, Sir, do MAIL
' " London 6: Croydon lOl, 741,000 0(/
16)63,1:37i5 1(41 ;1. 3 6 8
• . Of the murdered
On Sunday duly thc Mail Trains run. Londen 8, Greenwich 3-i1 ( 100 0 i
'i , the man had been brought down verdict, on the ground that the vessel was not sea- For Seven Years-E.lizabeth Avery alias Avern, J. al e• e fl/ 18 91 M
you owe r. Nicholson the sum o • s• t.. r.
54400 5. (19.,420,,1i" 19 11 0 7 fi
London &South Western 924,2„ 714 3 sl
, _ green, opposite the Bell and
, as soon as wort
h at the ; •
Y taae of taking in the cargo and sailing Harrington, B. Bailey, T. Branan, J. M'Alister
I've known Mr. Nicholson these es hester 8, 'Simi V6 12,800.0.)0 0 0 1,515,045 2 1 ...
. - ,aaleoat had learnt th particulars above stated, from the 'Mauritius. (boy's ship), J. Baker, R. Mahoney, Hannah Hop- Peters-Yes, sir,
ten years-(Renew dl ghter)-and, though I say it uHESTER AND BIRKENHEAD. "'a" 10 1 77s,ne 16 sr 777,95613 23 2 0 ~
1 Manchester & Bolton
e_ aue - 7 r ROM CHESTER TO RIRRENOpAD. F Rom ritneENneari TO CHESTER. Manchester 6: Leeds -
. hi; _charged soine
of the
e inhabitants to assist, The present action, therefore, is brought by kins, Ann Lowe, E. Dykes, W. Hughes, Peter rve wen h fh t hen Male at bm, and mixed mins mixed Trains at 82ttand 10 .0.11, Midland Counties.
~. el ;proceeded to apprehend more t an a at er o i .
.)
five of Archer's coin- Bythe to recover from the owners the damages and Hughee., J. Davison, Wm. Jones (after six months' [The questio vvritten down and submitted at 830 and 1U 30 AI, and at 1,4, and at 1. 50 and 3 50E, Man. at Newcastle & Carlisle I
1 tr_ 1 c.,,,r0
(0,
(o), 6 • A A
1) 2.ans, which he haAl little diffic • •
Newcastle &N. Shields. 7 I
Ulty in doing, as none costs which lie hats incurred through their alleged laches. labour in the House of Correction), J. Higlimarsh, to the optics of enllwas"w h ffi •• of the Court.] at
7z4;111'.'8.. MAIL at SAL and 6 ViskinAvs.-Mixed Tr ' 36 721.3,85400 0 0 3,g1,101 - : ()) : a
i.). :;!se party had shown an , ' • r. Peters by te o eel ams at 8 t North M .
alland
22 73Q,000 0 0 612 829 10 06 13 t -
3 intention toicabscond, The evidence, which applied chiefly to the question of G. Oles, W. Wells, 'l'. Holmes, and P. Adamson. Mr. Peters-I don't think it is so much ; but I can- Mixed Trains at 930 141, and at
lang3g t 2 Al, and 615 E, MAIL a Nol lionise.' ,
id'Eastern 321 720,000 0 0 685'1.0 7 3, 3 15 0
i ~,x apparently as much appalled 6 3(1 E.
at what had oc- what seaworthiness, under the circumstances might • IMPRISONMENT AND LABOUR. not swear to it. Steam Packets leave Liverpool for Birkenhead V) minutes before Vrcesttoenr& Wyre l9 533,000 0 0 317,695 084 0 0
("; ';- 0(1 as Archer himself. Ilis next step was to in- consist in, occupied the -,
Court and S •1 J two The following convicts were sentenced to various
a pecia ury Comm' TT 'll you nay it ?MrP t „ the starting nt e,,ni, Train fisr chester, and from Birkenhead for Li- sheffield & Manchester 7 1(43,0110 0 0 251,527 0 0 ... B
SSIONER-i.LOW WI ~ - s •
*South Eastern 4O 3,, 36,600 0 0 1,075,468 5 4 -
' ' -esse.l his superintendent (Mr. Hari.. .
ee, s verpool on the arrival of every Train from Chester.
is, stationed at days, and was not concluded until tive o'clock this terms of imprisonment, with the adjunct of hard
-I don't do b • ••th Nicholson now, Sir. Meter 24 6UU,COO 0 0 '300.264 11 a 4 o 0
USlness WI ---- - • ' 1-1
) . Pet. shore), who speedily came over, and he and IVhad- e • h the Jury, after " 1 b •th 1-1 f C • f th, C inties .
vening, wen a short deliberation, a our in e ouses o orrection or (..,* oi After soine further attempts on the part of the ,
NORTH UNION. Midland; 27
York & North I 669,999 0 0 ti 31,941 6 0;10 0 0
_________ ________
"" Cue; then proceeded further to investigate the case, found a verdict for the plaintiff. in which their offences were alleged to •iare been 001 •• • h" lf deretot d d
nmissioner to make imse un a- ),anor er verpool for Lancaster at 315 (Mail), 8 45, . of
t rs and Secretari ' •
es qf Railway Companies are re- --
" ill doing which they exhibited great tact and perse. Tbe case for the plaintiff was conducted by Sir H. f committed, viz.,- f. a
was made_ out for payment at 4s. per month. As the Trains leave Li
and 11 M, and '2 30 and 4 45 E ; and from Alanchester for
Du."
(;e;/ to transmit their Train Bills t the Sun-Office, L
, '
.veeance. Wilde, with whom was Mr. Beawell, and the golicitor- I For Three Years-J. Garner. document was handed to Mr. Peters, the officer said, Lancaster, and 15 minates after the Liverpool time of starting. qu'ei / lt t- ° ha es take
wit i tie a era tons marked when any c ny
'."- On SUnday forenoon the knife was found at the General, with Mr. Sergeant Channel], and another , For _Two Years-Henry Bel t d J M‘II• d
sea , . ar y, in his usual manner-" You can
,go, Sir." " Thank ' Trains leave Lancaster fti P
Liver 00l and Manchester at 2 10,1
place, and they will be duly attended to.
""..bottorn et one of the ditches which had been drained appeared for the defendant. IM. Flynn (without labour), and B. H. Nelson. vou. Sir." said old Peters : " Good morninsr." 1 7 10, and 845 M, and a 10 and 530 E.

DOWN If Departure Arrival at Arrival
1, UP. DOWN TRAINS. from Southamp. at
'Departure Arrival
,I
Departure Arrival -
TRAINS,....----
from at TRAINS. from at Mixed Train 7O 51 10 20 M 10 45 M
Rugby. Derby Derby. Rugby. Ditto
Fast Train ..... ....... .............. 191 09 12 50 E 10 E
-- --
2 0 2 25
Ist
2d ...... 945 12 10 E' 2d
Fast Tralis
4 50 5 0
3d
4th 250 530 E 4th 440 7 0 MAIL
AGioixodeds TrainuiaNn
SUNDAYS,
• 8 30 11 57 12 32 M
sth 845 10 50 sth . 730 10 010 0 40 M 5 0
6th Mail 12 20 M 249 M 6th Mail 10 40 12 50 M
10 0 M 1 45 E 2 10 E
ON SUNDAYS. Ditto
Ist ...... 730 M 10 0 M Ist ...... 645 M 930 E MAIL
2d
34
in an hour and ten minutes. Sundays at 94 M, and at 24 and 741.
4th
The times of arriving at and departing from Nottingham and
Derby are nearly the same. UP TRAINS. Departure Departure Arrival
from South. at
--..,------,--.---
Gosport. ampton. Nine Elms.
NORTH MIDLAND. M --...
A ,IL 5
(IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE MIDLAND COUN- Mixed Train ~ . . . 631 30
M 2 15 51 5 25 M
7 0
TIES, BIRMINGHAM AND DERBY, MANCHES. Goods Train
9 15 3155 E
TER AND SHEFFIELD, MANCHESTER AND Mixed Train B3O 9 0 12 30
LEEDS, HULL AND SELBY AN
, D Fast Train lO 39 11 0 2 0
THE GREAT Mixed Train l2 30 E 10 E 430
NORTH OF ENGLAND.) Fast Train 2 no 3 14 6 0
DOWN TRAINS. Mixed Train 5 30 6 0 9 15
Goods Train
Departure from 1 Arrival at SUNDAYS.
MAIL
------ I Mixed Train
Derb • Sheffield. ,Sheffield.l Leeds. Man.
York. Darling_ I)itto . .
c heaer. ton
• Short Trains leave Woking daily at 7%111,. l', ö4 , and 74 E. Sun.
3 1 51
••...... 7 35M
615 845 9 :1051!
930 10 45 11 45 1 1 15E 50E2 0 E 5 15E STATIONS, with their Distances from London Bridge.
12 45E 2OE 2 45E' 4 0 635 445 7 0 LoNnorr, New Cross 3, CROYDON 101, Godstone Road In
345 430 530 7 0 lil 45 745 Stoat's Nest 141, Merstham 191, RED HILL 211, Herley 2.51
4 0 530 630 815 10 0 THREE BRIDGES 29*, Balcombe 3,3 i, HAYWARD'S HEATH
6 0 730 18 15 ,9 45 371, Hassock's Gate 431, BRIGHTON 501.
SUNDAYS. -
3 19E
7 OM S 4551 9 45M 11 1551 1 OE 12 Neon
1 DOWN. London. Brighton. I UP. Brighton. London.
111
3 OE 4 30E 5 30E 7 15E 930 8 OE mixed ..... . 745 M 10 15 M From Croy-
MAIL, First
* 9* * The Down Trains arrive at Hull in about two hours Class 945 11 45
,Milx7cl
later than their arrival at York. ToCroydon 10 45 First Class 9 0 11 0
----- -- ---- ._ ---,--... Mixed... 11 45 215 E Mixed l6 0 12 30 E
- -
UP TRAINS. Ditto
Ditto
.1 30 E 4 9
First Clam 430 630 First Class 3 3!, 530
Departure kern Arrival at i Mi„d..
... 6 0 S3O Mixed
________
Darling- York. (V
ToCroydon 30
ton. chel,atn; Leeds. Sheffield. Sheffield. Derby.
9
SUNDAYS. From SUNDAYS.
6 051 7 35M 8 15M 10 1551 Mixed 745 M 10 15 M,l Croydon
730 845 930 11 15 Ditto
6 1551 $ 4551 7 051 930 10 45 'll 45 12 45E ToCroydon 10 0 Ditto 7O E 93u 'lDitto 345 E 6 15.
Ditto 6 0 8 n
915 12 Noonqo 0 lOE2 OE 2 45E 415 SHOREHAM BRANCH.—Mixed Trains leave Brighton for Shore-
-12 15E :3 OE 1 10E 4 0 530 !6 30 815 ham daily at 7:3,. and 9 :1051, and at 12 15, 2 45, 4 45, and 7 OE.
330. i 6 19 445 i 7 9 812 845 10 9 On Sundays at 9 051, and at 2 15, 3 45, 5 15, and ti 45E.
SUNDAYS.
From Shoreham for Brighton at 830 and JO 30M, and at 10 331
7 3051 ,
, M
530, and 7 30E. Sundays at 10 O, and 24.5, 4 30, 60, and 8 OE.
I 6 455118 4551 9 4551 11 455 a The Mixed Trains stop at all the Stations, the First Class Trains
5 OE 6 30E 7 .15E 9 15E only at First Class Stations.
3 30E1 6 19E1 7 9 812 9 0 10 9 ...-.„..,.___
*.* Trains leave Hull for Derby daily at 6i and 11M, and LONDON AND DOVER.
at 2* and SE. On Sundays at 5E only. OPEN TO A RIT MUM QT A TriThlv

DOWN TRAINS. ! UP TRAINS.
DeparturelDeparture Arrival from ;fromßrox- at Departure Departure Arrival
from
,fromßrox. at
Shoreditch.l bourne. Stortford. Stortford.i bourne. Shoreditch.
------.-------.. ----- ------- ---
El 0M 840 M 914 M 5 30M 1559 M 640 M
9SO IC 17 10 47 *8 10 11 1
11 30 1310 E 12. 44 E 815 a.n ii Alb

- -.• ..W. 1,1 OE ZVeShaln LAW INTELLIGENCE• appearance was given by the wife, against whom the -and who called on Tuesday morning last between ten De_parture from Arrival at Departure from Arrival at
I,:,•:ig something less than a mile from the turnpike
Manchester. Leeds. Leeds. Manchester.
;•,... 1 leading from Worcester to Alcester and Stra COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, Dec. 15. proceedings were in paenam. The libel pleaded that and eleven o'clock, arid asked to see some breast pins,
_______
________
• .: • -upon-Avon. t (Sittings at Nisi Prius at the Guildhall in the City of Captain James and his wife, shortly after their mar- having previouslyd inquired Veirrfeede whether
”shenkentehwenhismta,tetdo 7 o M 10 10 M , 540 M 830 PI
. '_.:;•e neighbourhood of Rouse Lench being 'ow
v,
y. Loudon, before
Jury.)before Lord DENMAN and a London riage, proceeded to India; that Mrs. James, on ac- which she re lied , t 3 well. 9 0 12 30 E j •
139 ' 7 o 930
10 30
i;..-.:.,.....i are tolerably plentiful, and as they are con-
This was an count of her health, returned to England in the early that he wanted two or three pins to show to a gentle- 10 45
1 20 E 4 35 9 0 12 0
M'NAMARA V. GIBBS, SEN. part of this year; that on her passage in the Larkins, man who lived over the way, and who was going to
. :-:-...41V laying the farmers under contribution, the Th*3 20 645 10 10 12 55 B
action brought by the plaintiff to re- she became acquainted with a Mr. Lennox, with whom make him a present of one, and he took a pin away
4 45 7 30 1 0 E 4 30
( ~..« ,
•' • '."' are nut a little pleased when one is captured, cover a sum of 251. alleged to be due for work and she cohabited at the Imperial Hotel, Covent-garden, with him, saying that he would return it in a quarter 7 0 10 30 345 635
,W:',4;11, however, is more frequently done by parties labour done for the defendant who was the success- and in lodgings in St. James's. .of an hour. In half an hour he came back with the 930 12 7 M 6 0 9 0
-....villagers than. by the regular and legitimate fox- ful candidate at the far-famed City election for After hearing Dr. ADDAms for the husband,
Bridge-master, in the autumn of 1841. • pin, and said that the gentleman thought it old- 715 10 0
1,-..'.ors. When a fox is caught it is taken in triumph
SUND AYS.
Dr LUSHINGTON said he was quite satisfied with the fashioned, and asked to look at some rings. Witness
~,--e. lie -various farm-houses, where the captors receive Mr. Kelly and Mr. Chambers conducted the case proof,' and pronounced for the divorce.
for the plaintiff; and Mr. Richards and Mr. Martin I 7 OM 1 10 0 M
:,., ..-.;ward,- either in money or kind (but generally the then acquiesced in his requcst to be allowed to take 1(8)
4.15:1M 11 30 M
IME 10 10 112. 55 E
_ ___
5 0 E 8 30 7 15 E 10 45
..:,,r), according to the pleasure of the farmers. two rings, the one an
From the evidence tendered on behalf of the °
the election for CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. guineas and the other a ruby iing, worth 2/. 155., 7 0 10 30 •
. . ;o- Saturday- last, George Green (the deceased), apared for defendant.
* This Train leaves Brighouse at 7 40 M.
,
to the before-mentioned gentleman, upon his promise
emerald ring, worth four
•_..x.. ;arm Archer (who stands charmed with his mur- plaintiff, it appeared that he had taken a very active NEW COURT. •
to bring them back in a short time. He, however,
•- ! , ',`George and John Bullock, John Clarke, Charles Sarah Stamford, 24, pleaded guilty to an indict-
BIRMINGHAM & GLO UC ESTE R.
did not think proper to return, and witness, upon
~.,.., ~ly,, John Court (the whole of whom have been
251. as compensation for his
Bride master, between Mr. Gibbs and Mr.
Ledger, .meat, charging her with marrying John Elliot, her
part on behalf of the defendant. in
calling upon the gentleman next morning, was in- .
DOWN TRAINS • - UP TRAINS
•:'11•• lei-Leaded as accessories), and some others, having and that he bad claimedfirst husband being-alive, and she was sentenced to six
formed by him that he had neither seen the prisoner From Birmingham. • Fro.n Gloucester.
alive fux, had been thus engaged, and early servicesmonths' imprisonment.
,-, nor the rings.
________ ----_____
i , ,'.ie afternoon they went to the house of Mr. knowled dto • tly due to plaintiff, but stated,
on that occasion, which sum Gibbs had [le-
ge be jus REsPITED JUDGMENTS.—Iscuzc Lawrence, ad 50, The LORD MAYOR told Miss Stacy that in all pro- • Leaves Arrives
'Won. Chet. at Glou- Arrives
at Chel. Wor. Birmirn
-..•- -e, Spiers, the- Bell Inn, Rouse Lench. They was put to the bar fur judgment,having been con the
of value .the propertyof John Barnet, his em-
en Inbility she would hear of her property- from the , cester. tenham. caste . tenham cester. ham.
•- - , the Bell about four o'clock, perfectly sober
while admitting the filet, that
~ ently liqtfdite the debt at the time. '
he could not conver.ii-
vieted last sessions of embezzling money, and stealing '—.
pawnbrokers. His Lordship said he was given to •
______ _____— .............
A.M. A.M.
went in the direction -of Radford (which The defendant pleaded, first, that he was never in-
plo Jl' -- - 'understand that the prisoner had levied contributions 12 44 231250 3 14 530618 15 9 40
toyer. . m gment had bum res ited it was ex-
. t ',, on - the Worcester and Alcester turnpike- debted, and, secondly, that *lie had already paid the
pasted that the witness would ' P '.
as
• upon great numbers of persons, although most re- 310 457 522 540 815 835 10 8 it 7
-.,- -,' near where the road leading to Rouse ey and it was contended that this sum was in-
some disclosures, he Navin,
inin the interim, make spectably connected, and the nephew of a Member of 8451030 11 12 11 25 11 15 11 35 1 4 2 0
i. -.v .:a branches off), and when they had arrived near mon
-i• defendant to plaintiff These.g his possession some Parliament. The • was then remanded for P.M. P.M.
prisoner
eluded in a sum of 881. paid bybooks.
valuable disclosures, however, had not12 15 155 226 237 1 0 120 247 3 3,ii
;.:. !..,:er-ho • use, about a quarter of a mile from.the Bell, • l• •d. f
in iqui a ion, as defendanta . lleged, of all demands
been made. He was sentenced to be a week.
transported for Ti L 245 434 5 2 515 4 0 420 522 645
,•,',:tie w0r(1.3 un sued between the deceased and Archer, upon him from plaintiff in relation to the election of
ears. he LORD MAYOR requested that it might be
, 715 999 4Z 955 715 735 9 1 945
:,) forthwith began to fight. Having fought one Bridge-master.----The Jury returned a verdict for seven
, :.•,, .1,1 , -. Two prison s
they .iirerk, engaged in a second, and, while plaintiff—Damages 231.
'' Williamson, were tried last session for stealing a acknowledged the a 51. Bank of England 5 30'. .8 15
receipt of . . . , 9 26,. 945 4 151 450 ... 9 0
-- : cgling together, Green suddenly exclaimed, "I'm
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barge laden with corn, of the value of 295/., and also 1
:. . •Jed: fell to the ground., and alniost instantly COURT OF COMAIOA PLEAS, Dec.ls. of tea, value 901., and on lady to the Mansion-house poor-box, which very much GRAND JUNCTION.
,_ .. :i•ed. As soon as the dreadful deed was done, BLYTHE V. SMITH. with stealing some chests
needed the aid of
were convicted. They bore an ex- the benevolent. . _
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FROM BIRMINGHAM TO ....1.. ~,,
(. 1 of the party ran into an adjoining cottage, This was an action against the owners of the ship this charge they
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VERPOOL. r ROM LIVERPOOL TO BIRMINGHAM.
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ter up to the time. They were now MIDDLESEX COURT OF RE-
-1,. I alarmed a. woman named Sarah Pardoe, who Rapid, in the eastern trade, brought under the fol- cellent charac
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,ear '6 imprisonment each, and to be
Leave Time of I Arrival at
• : • .eeded to the spot, and found Green on his 'hands lowing circumstances :—lt appeared that the vessel sentenced to one 3
IVES TS. Birmingham
::nets, giving no signs of life, supported by some was chartered for the Mauritius and back by the kept to hard labour.
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Leave Arrive at Leave Arrive at
Newcastle. Carlisle. I Carlisle. Newcastle.
7 0 Morningllo 30Morning 7 0 Morning 10 30Mornii,g
10 0 1 30 Aftern. 10 0 1 0 After!,
230 Aftern. 530 230 Aftern. 6 0
5 0 630 ; 5 0 8 0
6 30
SUNDAYS. SUNDAYS.
9 0 Morningll2 15 Aftern. 9 0 Morningll2 15 Aftern.
5 0 Aftern. •lI
5 0 5 0 8 15

COMMISSIONER—HOW will you pay it ? Mr. Peters
—I don't do business with Nicholson now, Sir.
After some further attempts on the part of the
Commissioner to make himself understood, an order
was made out for payment at 4s. per month. As the
document was handed to Mr. Peters, the officer said,
in his usual manner—" You can go, Sir." " Thank
you, Sir," said old Peters ; " Good morning."