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London, England, 1842-07-28 00:00:00

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near Kendal, where the
it the rate of from thirteen
he traces of the tore horse
)ull with one shoulder only,
were beginning to ascend
to such a degree as to in-
on the left side ; he was
killed by the fall, and the coach almost immediately went over
on the right side. The plaintiff was so much injured that he
was taken up inseniil*, and carried to Kendal, where he re-
mained seven weeks, under the care of four doctors, whose
united bill amounted to 27 which the defendants paid. A pre-
posal had been made to seille the plaintiff's further claims,
which went off, on the ground that the parties could not agr, e
tarp n an arbitrator.
Sir G. Lzwiw addressed the Jury for the defendants, and
called the coachman who drove the coach on the occasion. At
the sugsestion of the Court, however, a verdict was taken, by
a 'went, fur the snm of 1501.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
:MARLBOROUGH SIIIEE 1.
THE LATE WHOLESALE ROBBERr..-- Yesterday Ri-
d aril Manley, alias H2nly, alb'. Dame,. alias Under-
us )(Id, Enocli Gqford, anti Sarah Ann Hunt, alias Gum',
w ho .1% ere on Wednesday That committed on six separate
gel iarges of felony, but who were brought up rgain in
.! Mei- that other charges might be substantiated against
L'ieir, were placed at the bar.
Since the committal of the pris )ner3 a number of other
ruses have been preferred against them, and a host cf
-fresh prosecutors were in attendance.
Several witnesses were examined. and described the
way in which they had been deceived and robbed by the
prisoners, but the statements were without interest to
i any but the untbrtunate prosecutors.
Mr. MALTBY, after the examination, said he had made
21 calculation, and found the amount of property already
p roved to be stolen was 2,3041.
The prisoners were then fully committed on these ad-
d itional charges, but were ordered to be brought up
a gain next Monday week, as it is expected, that in the
i:.iterim, more of tha stolen property remaining in the
Lands of the poliee will be owned. The value of the
whole of it was at first estimated at upwards of 1,0001.
Mr. Clarkson appeared for Giffbrd, and Mr. Phillips
for Hunt, and an application was made by them to Mr.
Maltby to order to be given up property found upon
Gifford and Hunt at the time of their apprehension ;
- viz., upwards of 100 sovereigns, and receipts .or TOOL de-
-1 vosited by them in the Westminster Bank.
Mr. MALTBY said it might be the proceeds of the rob-
?a tries that ha I been committed, and therefore lie should
la eve it for the Sheriffs at th.l trial to dispose of.
QUEEN-SQUARE.
Augustus Such appeared upon a summons charging
h im with using, languan'e of a threatening character to-

• ards the RevThaniel Nihil, the Governor and Chaplain
of ' the General Penitentiary.
The defenlant was formerly a wardsman in the B
,-eni-
e :ntiary, and was discharged for some impropriety of
onduct. It may be recollected that in February last
' tle defendant was charged at this court with severely
horsewhipping the Rev. Mr. Nihil, in Milbank-street,
znd he then said his motive fur acting in so violent a
• Jeweller was, that Mr. Nihil had, after he had left the Peni-
entiary and obtained a situation at a county gaol, written
t o the Governor, and stated such things that the Go-
✓ intior, with whom he had been an especial favourite,
had turned his back upon him, and rendered his situation
s. , uncomfortable, that he was compelled to resign it.
t appeared from the evidence adduced, that he had,
wit 'Tin the last few days, threatened "to do for " Mr.
Nib ; and on information to that effect being conveyed
to t 'ae Governor, the present proceedings were instituted.
Aft, r some witnesses had been examined, the prisoner
ufliey •ed to make to make an ample apology, and engaged
nevi rto do the Rev. Gentleman the slightest injury.
g ,r. Nihil left the case to the Magistrate.
Is fr. GREGORIE, after animadverting upon the conduct
of tne defendant, whom he described as a young mart
p rs iessing an exceedingly irascible and dangerous tem •
p. a-, ordered him to find bail, himself is 2001. and two
so trieties in 1001. each, to keep the peace for two years,
' at. e. to give twenty-four hours' notice of bail.
)efendant was taken to Tothill-fields Brideweil.
KING S 7 O.IV POLICE COURT.
T wo persons, of respectable appearance, one of whom&
der:c ibed himself to be an attorney's clerk, and the other
,a pu 'alicen, were on Monday brought before Mr. W. 13..
Jonc s, the Mayor of Kingston-upon-Thames, on a charge
of st ealing five 5/. Bank notes, 13/. in gold, and ten
pour ds worth of silver, th monies of Mr. Dunlop, the
land turd of the Dolphin, in the above town.
A Solicitor appeared on behalf of the accused.
T 1 le prosecutor stated that on the previous Thursday
aft( lr noon, between two and three o'clock, two persons,
wh, rt cr he believed to be the prisoners, came to iris house,
and .• entered the bar and called for a ass of brandy-
urn' k water, which was furnished to thee]. They then
ash et for a newspaper, and afterwards for a sneet of
pal we and while these things were bei-ag fetched, the
par ties were left alone in the bar, and, they took the
opt r Tenuity thus aftbrded them to deiaerously open a
bur ar at in the bar, and remove nearly fifty pounds in
gold anti, silver from it. The men left before three
three o'clock, and very soon afterwards the robbery was
disco vered. In his opinion the prisoners were the saute
men who came into the bar, and he said that the rob-
bery could not have been committed by any one else.
Or 1 the prosecutor being cross-examined by the priso-
ner'ti attorney, he admitted that after his accompanying
the: 4 dficer to London, and being shown tee prisoners, he
said they were not the men, and that they afterwards
• dr ai rk together, but he said, upon further consideration
h • eras now induced to think that they were the same
p moons.
Elizabeth Atkins, the daughter-in-law of the prose-
c ttor, said she was in the bar on the day of the robbery,
a: ad she expressed herself to be certain of the identity of
tl et prisoners. One of them asked her to get him a sheet
of'Paper, and when she went out of the bar to fetch
it, he took down an inkstand ; and when she re-
tu t 7 :eei with the paper, he was standing close
to the bureau, and he then put the paper
in his pocket, and both the prisoners left
the house directly afterwards. A person who was stand-
ing close to the bar when the parties entered, also spoke
to t teir identity, and witnesses from the railway statical
wee e likewise called, with other persons, to prove that they
sew :e in the town about the time the robbery was committa
' 'The attorney for the prisoners said he was instructed
fret the witnesses were all mistaken, and that there, was
no ground for the charge Made against the prisoners,
who, he assured the Magistrate, were persons of respee-
tat ility, and incapable of committing the offence imputed
to them. He then applied fur time to be allowed to pro-
du( e witnesses on their behalf.
':he MAYOR said that, as the case at present
stot el, he should feel himr;elf called upon to re-
net d the parties for further inquiry to be made, and
this would give an opportunity of obtaining additional
testi irony.
AL application was then made to admit the prisoners
to bail, and tney were ultimately liberated upon entering
into reeegnizances, and producing sureties to the amount
of 4001. for their appearance on a future day.

THE M

k.RKETS.
I.ltK.F:f.
last nurket.day, 6

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WallsiEnd Hetton SO 6
Walk End Larribton
Walls End Morrison
Walls End 8 tewat
Walls End Whitwell
Walls End tiartleuool
Walls End Heugh Hall 2O 0
Walls End Adelaide ..... 19 9
Walls End Barrett ...... I??
Walls End Brown's Deanery 18 111
Wal E..d Hops er ..... 17 C
Walls End Seymour Tees l7 9
%Val sEh d Cr,
BI e l4 6
Cowpen 8 0
Howard's Netherton Main 17 0
SRN MARKETS.

Beans.

Pease.

S. to s.
-- ....

s. d.
00 00
00 00
t+o 00

00 on
00 0•
00 671
00 00

ending JULY 2
To Average
36 6 `3`3 10
U
0
36 6 )3 7

Front
742 Whcat,perbarrel::, stone..... 2S 0
to ;Acre ....... ltkto•u• — •
0 Harley
2,(1:-.8 Oats 4 stet,- l2 $
Flour, per cAt. .. F stow- 0
2,057 Oatmeal --....—. S stone ll 6
Sold to Bakers only.
9,190 Cwt. l'• 10ur..............., 6 0 I 24 0 I 21 tnii
peerage price it lir heat and Flour 55, Ott per sack.
Fece.pts of Floor, 1,1(1
Fir,cs from ISs. Od to 24: Od
Sales of Do. 10,75:3 secy"tis •......
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from 12s. (Id. to 18; .nu
Tntrilf ......... from Ss. Od. to 121 Od

-1-7 6
0 I
13
7

PRICY or Aa6/4M
Quartert Loa, .........^d.l !tall Quattern
CORK MARKETS,—JuIy
Wheat (per 2031.):343 od. tu2Ss. 6 I.lUats (per list.... Ps.6l. to 14s. Ad
(per 165t.)10 12 6 11.1co:r (per cwt )...10 6 22 0
Oatmeal ;per 0d to 16s. 01
Wel, 6d. to 61(1.—Alution, sd. to 6d.—Veal, 4id to 5d
Perk, 4d. to sd.—Fresh Buttet, 11d. to per lb.
PRICE OF BUTTER.
To the Merchants. To the Country
81 .......•••
77
70 6l
l'hird

First Quality
Second

Fourth
Fifth ............ ..... •••
Sixth
KILKENNY
Wheat‘perbarrel)2B,od.to 3:13.0d.
Barley 12 0 19 0
Uats l4 0 15 1.
Flour (per bag) 2.5 0 :a9 0
Butter(pciort.) 0 0 PR 0
Bacon Pigs 45 0 46 0
Coal 3 I 0 1 2

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MARKETS.
gpeicper Os. Oil. to Os.
Mutter, .......... 0 5 0 8
Pork 4 0 7
00 0 7
kresh Bonet ..... 0 0 I 0
Salt Ditto ......... 0 0 0 10
Potatoes (pet M.) 0 9 0 0
HAMBURc= MARKETS.

Wocat, s:2lke 99t; to 474
Marrlchtiriz : tki to 41iii
--lt, unite 4'20 to 5 4'
r r I : 66 to 48 1
BrunAr.ick ...... J.. to 474'
.. I

Earley, Mecklenburgh 156 to 166
Magdeburgh 180 to lits
-- Holstein
Odetbruck 165 to 184
Oats, Eider
-- Mecklenburg —.168 to Ifts
Holstein l6B to 1,95
1-- Upland
Pease, Mecklenburg.„ 225 to 2+2
258 to 2,7
{Luck Wheat 231 to 31H
Rapeseed, Hanover
Malt
Tares
['ON.
I Mar:ntmm

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Mecklenburg— 560 to 461
444 to ;',4
llolsdcin
Rye, Mecklenburg 165 to 189
--- Marl, lBO to 193
Elbing and Ko_

nigsburg
-- Pomeranian
Anhalt

cor.
Carolina and Tennessee 714t0
Georgia, Ist 50ft,.,,,,, 7
6
Sd and 4th 4R, n
COF
Nts+chs l3 to 131
Sumatra
Batavia .
Rio
Bahia
5%1
SUOA R.— (With 8% Discount.)
Idavannah, White...." 3 to 37,4 Banta, White
Brown 24, Q.% Brown
Rio, White ')% 4 Pernambuco, White „,
UTOWII
Brown • i743
Brown, 2% to 2

Madras

6 toe%
4% h
au 4%
3 6

Surati......

Domingo .....
'EE.

Domingo .

La G ra.
Porto Rico.

3% to 4%
4 7
5% 6%
ZA 6%

Ilavannah

~1% 254
~1 7i, '2
~1% 3