The Sun.
London, England, 1842-09-26 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 26, 1842.
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There were two other indictments for murder • length on the variations in the evidence given by the . BOW-STREET.GENERAL RAILWAY INFORMATION
aaa' t the prisoner, but upon the application of Mr, different witnesses ; and in conclusion said, that, at madame Louise le Grange, alias Mirabello, and he subsequently wanted the loan of 100/. more, when
-.- Ins over until this all events, they would not be justified in finding the Eugene Ladent, were brought up for further examina- the witness discovered that the- prisoner was in the
Adolphus, they they were ordered to stand
prisoner guilty of anything more than an assault. lion, charged with robbing several jewellers of pro- habit of raising money by similar means. The —__
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was indicted for the The Jury, after a short consultation, returned a perty to a very considerable extent. The office was prisoner save the witness two documents, sealed as he 4,setss..l
li.obert Smith, aged 27, sailor, crowded with well-dressed fellows, who have long said with° his crest, and which he was to hold as S IT 11 ,
wilful murder of John Preston, upon the high. seas. verdict of guilty of an assault only.ea
At the commencement of the case, Mr. Justice The trial lasted upwards of twelve hours, and did been known to the police, and who evidently took a security for the money. The documents turned out •
catassa.„l, intimated his opinion that the offence of not conclude until half-Past ten o'clock at night. great interest. in the Proce'edings- The following ad- to be valueless, the prisoner absconded, and witness 1:1
. There was a third indictment against the prisoner, ditional evidence was adduced against them : having met him by accident, gave him in charge. la. A p
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the prisoner only amounted to manslaughter. Robert Simonde Wilson, of 27, Duke-street, Bry- The MAGISTRATE said, that it was clearly a case of Net
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Mr. Adolphus conducted the prosecution, and Mr. charging him with the murder of another seaman,
named Alonzo Rozalez, but Mr. Adolphus declined anstone-square, stated that on the Ist of August last -' obtaining money under false pretences, and committed i Z_..s-a--- -s—sa
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Jt appeared that the deceased and the prisoner were calling any evi ience in support of it. a person who gave his name Fiske, and who re re- the prisoner for trial.
sented that he lived in South Molton-street, came toa lawmen ..,-.y.Th --'-'"'"
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sea. en on board a vessel called the True Briton, and The Learned JUDGE then said, Philip Partridge, the, Ye terieed a--
•.' on tba.,2oth of June, when the vessel was in the West- Jury have adopted my suggestion, and found you his house accompanied by the prisoner Ladent, whom On Honda last last, amongst the persons charged before _ea eas a(
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a dispute arose between the prisoner and guilty of an assault. I hope you will take warning he introduced to witness as a person wishing to hire Mr. Broderipawas Stephen Moore, Viscount Kilworth,
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1 the perilous situation in which you have been apartments in his house. Ladent afterwards came eldest son of Earl Mouncashel, on a charge of smug- ---.. ea .s• 'V
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the deceased, who was not in any way con- placed ;it will show that whatever difficulties a cap- there accompanied by the female prisoner, and then gling, or rather Navin unlawfully in his possession IN TIM ,- , „ Yordrose
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red. in the quarrel, struck the prisoner, and he tain may be placed, with respect to his crew, and par- agreed to take the lodgings. They described 211 b. of foreign manufactured tobacco, for which the UNITED KINGDOM = . 44:par 1.,--,:-- ' 444
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smedsately seized a piece of wood, and struck him ticularly a foreign one, that he is nut to use, under themselves as Viscount and Viscountess le duty had not been paid.
with it, and the result of the blow was the death of any circumstances, unnecessary violence. Considering Grange, They immediately took possession, Mr. Few, of Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, his
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. the deceased. The prisoner, after the occurrence, ex- that you have already been in confinement nine and remained in the apartments about six Loadship's solicitor, attended with the noble defendan.t.
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.... pressed the utmost for the unfortunate affair, months, the sentence of the Court is, that you be an. weeks, during which time they lived together as Elan From the evidence adduced, it appeared that his , 'Oaf-- - --aesa 'll N '.`k • NS,. _-. , i
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and there was every regretre to believe that the fatal prisoned amid kept to hard labour for six calendar and wife. They had a female servant with them, Lordship arrived as passengerby a Rotterdam steamer,
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months.—The prisoner was then removed from the bar. whom they called Pauline. They took possession of which put in at the Blackwell, be- -7 -'-'
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result was entirely unpremeditated.
The Jury found the prisoner guilty of manslaughter. The trial, which excited much interest, lasted nearly the apartments the day after Mr. Fiske had called tween seven and eight o'clock on Brunswick-pier,unday morning e---a2' ,a \ aaa =•e: Yr .rs 2 A. ---
Mr. Justice CRESSWELL directed that he should be thirteen hours. respecting them. The male prisoner was frequently last, where she was boarded by two Custom-house V:
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(SATURDAY.) (Before the COMMON SERGEANT.) on his part the female prisoner sometimes complained; cabin, observed his Lordship (who, at the time, was a _a SCILVECII. Amoy k P"'"-.."`e. IA - - ''' .-- --'"' i-,. CarlLde
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(Before Mr. Justice CRESSWELL.) Richard Wilmot, 36, and George Stemp, 25, were the male prisoner was not in the house during the perfect stranger to him) stow away an empty as..
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indicted, Wilmot for stealing two sacks of malt, and last three days that the female prisoner was there. cigar-box, and this circumstance exciting his -a &rival, ° '., -•-• - '7411
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guilt '. to a charge of stealing letters belonging to the Stem for counselling and procuring wamot to corn. -They went away without paying the rent, except for suspicion, he watched him narrowly, and on his _ ses: ti a
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Post Office, was up this morning for judg- mit the felony. Wilmot is foreman to -11 Ir. Beaufoy's the first week. They owed him 11/. for rent, the leaving the vessel, and while on the pier, asked • - ..4, ..,....,•, % vs. _
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extensive brewery at Lambeth, and Stamp is a re. only security he had for which was a couple of him if he had any cigars about him? His Lord- _,- Ennis • Thallb: 41.- :'-• ."' NIA -" :7 !z•
yuent, and sentenced by Mr. Justice Cresswell to so- .sa• • 44l
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spectable corn-dealer. The details of the case were boxes that they had left behind them, and which on ship replied, that he had about 70 or 80, but the __ „
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MURDER ON THE limn SEAS.—Philip Partridge, of no public interest. The trial began at ten in the being afterwards broken open by the police, were officer feeling dissatisfied with his assertion, took him a lie:trick %* +t ' \ .;41,.. ........ ''
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the master of a brig called the Jarrow, who was on morning, and did not terminate until three in the found to contain a quantity of old iron and bricks. back to the steamer, and on searching him found in a
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—(Loud laughter.) The boxes were very heavy, his pockets two pounds and a quarter of cigars and - =tee * f - 105741 I c i• - 6 ;;Ban j l'l' 'Ag4 ' '
Friday acquitted of the charge of the wilful murder. of afternoon. • Ppp
Jose Maria Balagar, was again indicted this morning The Jury, having heard the case with great at- ' and the witness supposed that they contained a great tobacco. On this discovery his Lordship expressed ----. • Ira 7 w- -'l--- .-I. &
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with the wilful murder of Mariano Mandiola on the tendon, returned a verdict of Guilty. deal of valuable property belonging to the Viscount. his willingness to pay the duty, whatever it might be,a
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—(Laughter.) A person named Le Roi frequently but the officer (Scanlan) felt it to be his duty to as C 2 r, ,S4ni D„lor
high seas, within the jurisdiction of the Admiralty of Sentence was deferred. -.._,,,,,„
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England. Henry Knott, 42, John Samuel Ctapin, and Lucy called on the prisoners, and always had a large carpet charge him with smuggling, and accordingly took _ •' aeasa, -44%. ~,,a
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afta Adolphus and Mr. Waddington conducted the Smith, were indicted for conspiring together to de- bag with him. Mr. Fiske had since called upon wit- him to the police station-house at Poplar. Then his '' -__
ease for the prosecution ; and Mr. Clarkson and Mr. fraud Simpson, Noakes, and others, of a quantity of ness, and paid him Bl, a portion of the rent which the Lordship gave his proper name, and the charge being
C. Jones were counsel for the prisoner. blacking, prisoners had left unpaid, taken against him, he was detained from nine o'clock RAILWAYS...-. \ ''''
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The facts of the case were nearly the same as those The case for the prosecution being closed, , Pearce, an inspector of the A division, stated that until four in the evening, when he was bailed out by
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The offence was committed on Mr. PAYNE addressed the Jury On behalf of the The took the female prisoner into custody on the loth a publican at Poplar and his friend, both of whom
detailed on Friday. o,_.
the same day and in the same vessel, and under simi- prisoners. instant, at the Imperial Hotel, Sackville-street, Dub- volunteered their services, upon being made ac- st , 1,51,,, Giso,,; - zts,a- ,i". , , 1 I sgdford
The COMMON SERGEANT having summed up, sin. It was at half-past ten o'clock at night. He quainted With the charge and the rank and station of ra A/A 4 PI _,.S, _
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lar circumstances, except that the treatment of the .7. t. / ea' •
deceased was more severe, the prisoner besides flog- The Jury instantly returned a verdict of Guilty told her that he was a policeman from London, and his Lordship. When before the Magistrates, and aa V .
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ging him moat inhumanly having struck him several against all the prisoners. that he should take her into custody for stealing, on after the facts as to his apprehension had been de- c" a , Bridowrhiy. Rea4,o ro py r2.,411%....... .0' .
times on the head with the log slate, and having . Smith was then sentenced to three months' impri- the 19th of August, four diamond rings, the property posed to by Scanlan, his Lordship did not deny 4.r. t.• ~.P "' satedn.yziv ts'" c wie - ---p - #.! ........ iii ...
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"used him, when in extreme ill health, and almost in sonment and hard labour, and the other prisoners to of Mr. Medcalf, a jeweller, in the Strand. She said, the fact of having the cigars and tobacco upon his _a, uoreheserr .. ~...,,f
a state of nudity, to work for hours in the rigging in twelve months. " You are mistaken ; I know nothing about it;" and person, but said, • that he had been assured, in e aa-,,5.a.
th& severest weather. Wilmot and Stamp were then placed at the bar, and repeated this declaration several times. On a table in Holland, before purchasing, that the quantity -,, -_, -- _J.,
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John Fisher, who was first-mate on board the sentenced to eighteen months' imprisonment and hard her bed-room he found the fragments of a letter, and of cigars and tobacco he had brought, as they were a lee, --, a ai .._ 7:24aiii 4.
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vessel when it left Liverpool, but was afterwards dis- labour. afterwards two other letters in her pocket, and which for his own consumption, would not be liable to 1 _ . a 7-9 a .
rated by the prisoner, deposed to the ill-treatment the were addressed to Madame le Grange. They were duty, and that it was upon this representation, and N.B. In the following Tables M signifies before Noon, am GREAT WESTERN.
deceased had received from the prisoner. He began POLICE INTELLIGENCE. written in French ; and one of them (the one that was not from the slightest wish to evade the duty, he E after it.
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to beat him in about a fortnight after they left Prince's SATURDAY. torn to pieces, was from the male prisoner ; but they made the purchase. His Lordship also said, he did _______.,—.
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Island, and continued at intervals to do so till his MANSION-HOUSE. did not relate to the present charge against them, but not deny, when challenged by the officer, having LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM.
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death. On one occasion the Kroo boy beat the de- Mr. Willion, a stock jobber, WaS summoned by to sometransaction that had taken place between them. cigars upon his person, and added that the moment he _
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ceased with a rope, the prisoner looking on and Mr. Robert Gordon, for having induced him to pur- He afterwards asked her if her name was not Louise was informed that the quantity found on him was B
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dejring him to give it him well. The deceased was chase shares. in a Company which had no existence, Mira,bello ? She denied it •; but afterwards said, " I liable to duty, he expressed his willingness to pay its
93i, Box 1914, BATH logs, LEIGHTON 41, BletchleyP and Fenny Stratford 461, WoivEX:
and for which shares no price could be had in the am the person •you want. I took the rings. I sold amount.
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at the time extremely ill from hard work, ill treat- Tow 521, Ronde 60, BLISWORTH 64, Weedon 69i, Crick
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market. one of them for 10/., and I gave the other three Mr. BRODERIP observed, that while it was his wish and Welton 751, RUGBY (Midland Counties Junction) 83,
ment, and starvation. On another occasion, when
Sir PETER LAURIE heard the case. Brandon 89, COVENTRY 94, Hampton (Derby Junction) 103, "hKaae7;n7,shi
the deceased was obliged to leave the pump from ex- rings and 81. to a person whose name I will tell you to make no distinction between parties brought before
haustion, the Captain run after him, called him to him, The complainant stated that in the early part of when I get to London. The remaining 2/. I ex- him, he was still vvilling to believe that his Lordship BIRMINGHAM 112 i. i3ol-, Banw ell 1331, WESTON SUPER MERE 1364, High-
bridge 1454, BitinGIMATER 1511, TAUNTON 1624.
beat him severely with his fists, and knocked him down 1841, he was in the habit of meeting the defendant pended in the hiring of the carriage.' Witness had erred from the representations made to him before Departure Arrival A :rise
several times. After this the Captain came to witness, at a merchant's counting-house in Leadenhall-street, brought the female prisoner to London, where they ar- 1 purchasing the articles, as represented, and not from DOWN TRAINS. from DOWN TRAINS Departure Arrival at Arrival at
from Swindon their
and said the d—d fellow was goingto strike me. This by whom he was pressed very much indeed to take rived on the following Monday. The prisoner told him ' any intention to defraud the revenue. This, however, London. Rugby. Birmingham Daily, except Sundays. Paddington. Junction. Dostination.
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was in the day-time, but witness did not see the de- 250 or 500 shares in a Company called " The North that the pieces of paper he found on the table in her bed- was only an extenuation, and not a justification, of Mixed, to Birmingham ...60 M 9 3031 11 15 MTo Taunton • •••
dossed attempt to strike the Captain. The deceased West Cotton Company." The defendant spoke in room were the fragments of a letter which she had re- the offence, as persons could not plead ignorance of Third Class, ditto
8 0 10 45
8 35 12 35
2 20
died. the day before Christmas Day, which was such high teetns of the Company, and stated that ceived from " Eugene," and that he was the gentle. the law to justify its violation. Under all the cir- Mixed,,irs ditto
about six weeks after they left Prince's Island. he expected to sell so vast a number, that he (coin- man she had lived with in Duke-street, and also that cumstances of the case, however, and being willing
Mixed,tatossitudilt,to
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A day or two before the deceased's death, when he was Plainant) was induced on the 23d of March to pur- he was the person to whom she had given the rings receive his Lordship's assurance that no evasion of the *MALL, First lyass
si.t the wheel, the prisoner struck him with the log chase of him 250 shares at fourpence a share—(A and the money. That he went with her in the car- 1 law was intended, he would only fine him in the Ini- Mixed, to Birmingham ... 11 0 243 430 Short Train to Slough l3O .. 215
slate several times on the head and, face, and bruised laugh)—being also assured most positively by the riage when she took the rings, and that they after- 1 tigated penalty of 20s. Ditto ditto
him very much. This was done with the flat part of defendant, that in the course of a fortnight they wards went together to the outhampton Railway, 1 This his Lordship immediately paid, and accom- Ditto, to Aylesbury ...... '3 0 Short Train to Readinff
the slate. He afterwards struck him with the edge would reach eightpence, and in the course of a and that while there " Eugene" left her, stating that ! panied by his solicitor, left the Court. •
Ditto, to Birmingha m...' 5 0 838 10 15
• Ditto, to Wolverton '6 0. Short Train to Sioughl. 430 ..
of the slate across the top of the head, which broke month or six weeks they would realise a shilling a the police were watching him. That she returned POLICE COMMITTEE, GUILDHALL. •MaiL, Mixed B3O ,1l 58 To Bristol
130 M Short Train to 51aidenhead 530
the frame. Witness, ou examining the head of the piece; that in fact, the longer the holder could wait home in a cab. She afterwards went to Southamp- At the Guildhall Police Court, on Saturday, Mrs. *MAIL, to York, hy Rugby, 9 0 ;12 1.551
deceased discovered a wound that he could put his for returns, the more weighty they would he.— ton, in the expectation of meeting with " Eugene," Esther Goddard, the landlady of the Old White Bear,
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thumb into; his face was in a dreadful state; he was (Great laughter.) The shares were safely deposited, but not finding him there she tent on to Portsmout, Aldersgate-street, appeared to answer an information Departure Dc it Arrival
UP TRAINS. from !lure from at Goods Train to Taunton
bleeding very much, and his eyes seemed starting from and the defendant' occasionally called and re- where she was informed that a person answering his for serving persons otherwise than travellers, during Birmingham' Rugby. London. SUNDAY DONN N Tll , INS
]xis head. On another occasion, when the deceased ported that the market was in a healthy state, description had gone to Cork. She followed him to the hours of Divine service, on Sunday last. Short Train to Slough
was able to relieve witness at the wheel, the prisoner but that he could not get the remainder of the shares that place in a steam-boat, and from thence she pro- Mr. Childe, of the firm of Wire and Childe, at- *Mixed from
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told him to take off an old jacket that he had on to (about 6,000) in his own hands, so as to have corn- ceeded to Dublin in search of him, where he (witness) ' tended for the defence. Ditto, from Birmingham... 70 M 823 M I'2 45 E Nlatt, to Taunton . ...... .. 10 15 10 E 430 E
keep him warm, and the deceased not understanding plete command over it.—(A laugh.) On the 29th of found her. Witness afterwards broke open the boxes John Lear, 279, City police, deposed that he was Ditto, from Aylesbury ll5 To Taunton
what was said, the Captain tore it off' his back. The April, however, he came for 250 shares which he had. which the prisoners had left behind them at their lodg- 'on duty last Sunday in Aldersgate-street, and about *Matt, First Class
830 19 43 130 Short Train to i aidenhead 5 0
day after the Captain struck the deceased on the head deposited with the complainant, and subsequently for ings in Duke-street, and found that they contained twelve o'clock he happened to be opposite to the de- Mixed, from Birmingham 10 0 11 17 315 To Swindon 7 0 110 0
with the log slate; after he had left the pump and the 250 shares which the complainant had purchased. nothing but old iron and bricks. I fendant's house, when he saw a female come out of Ditto ditto l2 Noon 123 E 6 0 MAIL, to Taunton
gone down to the forecastle, witness saw him hauled These were given up to him, upon his representation This being all the evidence with which the prose- , the side door, having some beer in a pot, and proceed Ditto,
from Rugby
, Rugby
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up apparently 'dead ; the Captain was standing by, that he had received an offer, which he, complainant, colors were at present prepared, the prisoners were ' down the court • ; witness went up, 2,nd found that the Third Class, from BirMino'.l 220 '4 13 10 0 of Swindon at
Daily. except Sundays.
and had a - rope in his hand. When he was understood to be a shilling a share, and that he would again remanded. contents of the jug were porter. First Class, ditto l4 0 517 915 Short Train from Reading...! 730 M —855 51
brought upon deck, the deceased lay down as call on the following Saturday and give up the pro- Baron Bourriere Kaime was next placed at the bar 1 Mr. Alderman Coreaann—What other witness Mixed, ditto ;6 0 718 11 15 Ditto from Slough.... 9 0 •••
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se and while in that state the prisoner Portion of the proceeds. After possession was ob- on a similar charge. He had shaved off his mousta- have you ? Lear said that knowing the female who *Mau, Mixed. ditto 'l2 Night 1 2.351 5 3051 From Swindon
beat him severely on all parts of his body. Witness tained, however, a month passed away before he was chines, and his appearance altogether was very consi- . had come out of the house with the beer, he had called Mixed, from Rugby
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' did not see the deceased get up, but when he saw seen by the complainant, who being unable to bring derably altered since his last examination. heT fol- and served her with a summons, for the purpose of why Trains are marked*.
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.Maidenhead 11 15 1 12 15 E
him next he was at the pump, but he was doing more him to any settlement, and perceiving by the public lowing was the only additional evidence adduced giving evidence. Birmingham on Sundays at 130 E, calling at all the Stations, Short Tr. from Maidenhead
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harm than good. The prisoner sent him afterwards Papers that stock jobbers sometimes did business with-- against him : Mr. Alderman COPELAND—Where is she ? Lear and arriving in London at 730 E. Goods Train from Taunton.. 730 51 540 E 12 0
into the 'rigging, although there was nothing for him out being bound by env strict rules, thought it best Louis Donnerou, of 65, Queen-street, and who was —She is not in attendance, nor has she been seen From Taunton
to do there, and it was a very severe night. When to submit the case to alf.agistrat. examined through the medium of an interpreter, stated to-day. BIRMINGHAM AND DERBY. Ditto
he wa-s in the rigging the prisoner struck him on the Sir P. LAME—Pray, Mr. Willion, where is the that he was a commercial traveller, and that he knew Mr. Alderman CoraaaND—Do You know whether Short Train from Slough 530
• North West Cotton Company held ?
feet with a rope. The deceased was in the rigging Defendant—l the prisoner, who about a month or six weeks since she has been kept out of the way for the purpose of DOWN. UP. Frora Taunton ...
Short Tr. from Maidenhead 8 0
till break of day, and when witness saw him he was know nothing at all about it. I have merely sold requested he would pledge two diamond rings for being prevented giving evidence ? Lear replied he Denayurel Arrival Departure Arrival From Taunton
resting his head on the ratline, his hands were hang- sharesin it at the desire of sellers, asl have sold shares
.him, which he did, at apawnbroker's in Oxford-street. could not tell. He thought it was likely. TRAINS, from Bin. lat TRAINS. from at Mr- MAIL, 415 745 10 25
from Taunton ....... 11 15
mingham. Derby. Derby. mingham. 235 111 525 51
other Com anies
in down, his eyes were set, and blood was dropping in a . . 13 • He asked 301. upon them but the pawnbroker refused Mr. Childe said be was instructed to deny the -- --I
I ,_
from his eyes and nose. Witness thought him dead, Complainant—He told me he had sold 1,000 or to advance more than 10/. on them, which sum wit- charge, as far as regards any person coming out of *Man .... 12 3051 215 M I•slixed .. 8 2051 10 2011 ~...s,l;l2lli2Ay UP TRAINS.
as he was cold and stiff. When the Captain came up, 1,500 shares to a gentleman ; and I had no doubt of ness obtained for him, and afterwards handed over the the defendant's house. No doubt there was a female *Mixe4,... 7() 850 I Ditto... 11 45 145 E Fromt/ 't Train from Slough ... 80 51
two hours afterwards, he said, " Take that fellow the correctness of the business. amount, together with the duPlicates to the Prisoner. going down the court at the time stated, but she did let ta 2d 10 30 12 15 E Ditto.. 130 E 320
Class 125 E 315 Ist &2d ... 430 620 Swindon
MA, from Taunton
6 45 10 30 M 1 10 E
down out of that." Several of the men fetched him Sir P. LAURIE—Did you ask who the Directors There being no further evidence at present, the not come out of defendant's house. Trains 4 0 554 *Mast ...'ll 0 12 45 M Short Train from Slough... 50 E . '
.....
. were ? Complainant—No, la' t.—N 1- did
down ;he appeared to be lifeless, and was taken to the • P man- —o, a --- not think it necessary. ; prisoner was again remanded for further examination; Mr. Alderman COPELAND said he would fine the Mixed ..... 6158 15 i I From Taunton ... ... 12 30 420 E 7 20
forecastle, and there left. 'Witness went to him in Sir PETER LAURIE—Do you know where the es- against which course of proceeding he strongly pro- defendant, and as there was a power of appeal, and The Trains marked • rum on Sundays, in addition to which ihort Tr. from Maidenhead 730 ,B 30
the evening; he found him cold and stiff, but now and tablishinent is ? Complainant—No. I saw nobody tested, and bitterly complained of the statements that which he trusted would be followed up, he should Ditto from Reading i
Trains leave Birmingham and Derby at 539 E, and arrive at g • ••••1 9 0
then there was motion in his body. When the Cap- but the defendant, to whom I paid the sum of 41. 35.4 d. had appeared in the public prints respecting him. He . inflict the sum of Si. either place at 715 E. MAIL, from Taunton ....•.. 11 15„. 235 Al 525 51
lain came up, he said, " How's that fellow ; I gave for the shares. talked very largely about his respectability, and in Mr. Childe remarked that the penalty was not in The Short Trains stop at all the interv-
ening Stations.
him some brandy a short time ago,- and he will soon Sir PETER LAURIE—If the Company is not in ex- the most abusive language of the prosecutiax and wit- keeping with the offence, admitting it to have taken MIDLAND COUNTIES.
SOUTH WEST ERN.
come round." The Captain stayed there about five istence, you have, I consider, been obtaining money nesses. place; besides, the defendant had no intention to STATIONS, with their Distances from Rugby. STATIONS, with their
minutes. Witness never saw the deceased again under false pretences, Mr. Willion. Defendant—l MARYLEB ONE.. appeal. RUGBY, ULLESTHORPE 74, Broughton-Astley 11, Wig-
stonl64, Leior.syErt 20, Sys Tots 244, Sileby 274 Barrow 30, . NINE Elms, Wandsworth 3, Wimbledon 6, KINGSTON 10
alive. He died during the night, and was thrown am only the agent,, and am not obliged to know an Four well-known thieves, named Edward Oliver, Mr. Alderman COPELAND said that when publicans LOUGHBOROUGH 32i, Kegworth (Nottii h ''g am Junction) 37%,
Esher and Hampton Court 13, Walton 154, Weybridcre 17,'
overboard the next morning. thing about the Company. Luke Grant, James Burke, and John Grogan, were would act in accordance to the law they would be Sawley 42%, Borrovvash 45%, DERBY 49i. WOKING 23, Farnborough 314, Winchaeld 38. ILSING4
Cross-examined by Mr. CLARKSON—The African Sir PETER LAURIE—A rasa deal of fraudulent i brought up before Mr. Long charged with an assault. protected, but he was determined to put a stop to
coast was a very unhealthy one, and was not much dealing has been carried on in Companies. Defendant 1 John Mullins, landlord of the "Red Lion," those who infringed the law. He had no doubt of DOWN. II UP. (Gosport Junction) 72, SOUTHAMPTON 77, Bottley 77, Fare-
ham 82, GOSPORT 87.
liked by English sailors. Witness was never drunk —No doubt of it; and I believe this Company to be i Edgeware-road, stated that yesterday evening, the defendant keeping the witness out of the way, Departure Arrival i! Departure Arrival
during either the outward orhomeward bound voages without stability. Here are the shares for which I about eleven o'clock the prisoners came into his therefore, he should not lessen the penalty one farthing. TRAINS. from at I,
he never drank out of the demijohn till he fell on Mr. Gordon supposes I have obtained a valuable con- house and ordered a pot of beer ; he entered Rugby. Derby 'Derby. Rugby.
.....___—.. --..... —.— —.—..... —.--
Elms. ton. Gosport,
deration
the deck, and never attempted to break open the door si • the tap-room, and seeing a young man there who had SUICIDE OFF THE CHAIN PIER, Ist
i 81551 11 0 M Mixed Train ........ --
of the spirit-chest. On one occasion, the Captain and Sir PETER LAURIE—To whom did you pay the been concerned in a robbery at the Lord Hill public- BRIGHTON. 2d ...... 9451210 E , 2d
12 50 E 315 13d
witness quarrelled, and he struck the prisoner, who money you got from him ? Defendant—lt is now house, he ordered him out, when the prisoners caught On Friday afternoon an inquest was held at the 34ctih
250 530 E ' 4th ... . 440 7 0 Goods Train . ....,
said lie must be drunk, or he would not have done so. eighteen months ago, and it is impossible for me to say. and threw him down. His brother and the barman Sussex County Hospital, on the body of George sth 845 101 50 I sth 730 10 0 • ........ 12 Noon 610
qix-d Tram ..................... 10 E 420 6 5
5 0
'Witness was not drunk, and never had been so. The Sir PETER LAURIE—From whom did you purchase came to his assistance, and they were served in till Adams, aged 20, a private soldier in the 19th regi- 6th Mail 12 20 SI 1249A1 '1 6th Mail 10 40 12 50 _, Fast Train
31 Mixed Train
Captain required him to write an apology in the log- them ? Defendant—From Mr. , a member of same manner. With the assistance of the police, how- ment of foot. ON SUNDAYS. 5 o 831 9 o
book, but witness did not recollect whether he did so the Stock Exchange. ever, they were taken to the station-house. John Goffe, a gentleman residing at 15, Upper Ist ...... 7 3051 10 0 M Ist ...... 645 M 930 E Goods :frain
10 0 11 57 I'2 31 51
4 0 M a 0
2d
or not. Witness wrote something in the log-book Sir PETER LAURIE—Let Brand, the marshalman, William Mullins and an sther witness corroborated Rock-gardens, deposed that on Wd d e nes ay evening 34
Ditto
which did not satisfy the Captain. Never -wrote an go to the Stock Exchange, and tell the gentleman I the preceding evidence, and a policeman stating that last he was on the Chain Pier,
accompanied by his 4th
5 0 E 8 45 9 io
apology for being drunk. Was ill of a fever while wish to speak with him. they were notorious thieves, Mr. Long fined each 20s. wife. A soldier was standing at the Pier-head, look- The times of arrivinn* at and departing from Nottingham-''
.41 ..
-
and ti S) 11 57 12 5•.2 M
Evening, I rains to Wokin,r at 1014 Morning, and at 21s, 4'4, and 5
the vessel was at Benin, and was given some medi- I Brand, upon his return in a few minutes to the or fourteen days in the House of Correction. ina over the rails apparently very thoughtful. He Der'by are nearly the same. in an hour, calling .t intervening stations, and performing the journey
.n,
cane by the doctor of a barque called the Peru, that ' justice -room, said, " When I- inquired for the gen • MARLBOROUGH-STREET: then got up and got over the railings, holding by his t-i 1 ten minut s. Sundays at IN M, and at 2t., and 7,,,E la__
was lying in the roads of Benin. Never heard the 1 tleman I was told that he had not been seen these Two ill-looking young men, who gave the names of left hand. Witness cried out, " That man has no NORTH MIDLAND. De arture Departure Arrival
doctor say that his illness arose from drunkenness, and twelvemonths on the Stock Exchange, and the last Henry Passen;rer and Alfred Lewis, were on Friday I business there." The deceased then 11 d off his pu e o is (IN CONJUNCTION WITH TIP. MIDLAND
TIES,COUN-
BIRMINGHAA UP TRAINS. from from South. at
that a little work would do him good. He : time he was heard of was immediately after he threw placed at the bar, charged by the Rev. William Bug- belt, and placed it upon the railings. WitnessI AND DERBY, 11IANCHES- Gosport. am pt n. Nine Elms.
TER AND'
believed, however, that he had said so. When the I himself into the sea from the chain pier at Brighton." i den, 5, Holland-street, with stopping him,' noticed some ladies speakin him,and
g to, immediately SHEFFIELD, 'MANCHESTER AND Miii,
LEEDS, HULL AND SELBY, AND THE GREAT nixed -....--
13) AI 2 iii 5/ 525 31
Train
deceased was first struck by the Captain, witness I Sir P. LAURIE—Why, Mr. Willion, how could you ion the preceding night in Hyde park, accusing him one of them called out, "He is in. Witness looked NORTH OF ENGLAND.) Goods Frain
thought he was steeringvery well, although the Cap- I let me send for a man who had drowned himself? 'of committing an unnatural offence, and picking his over and saw him in the sea. He appeared as if h e DOWN TRAINS. )fixed Train 8 a.) 9 0 12 30
tain did not think so. The vessel was then on her Defendant—How could I know it for a fact ? pocket. could swim. Witness commenced ringing the alarm Fat Train lO 31 11 0 2 0
Mixed Trdin
Departure from 1
Arrival at
proper course for a vessel beating to windward. Sir P. LAuHIE —Did you not know that he had From the Rev. prosecutor's statement, it appeared bell, and told a female to condi) " 1-1.1 t 1
ue ringing w i s ie
When the Captain came up, he said, " Why, where thrown himself f •
rcnthe chain pier? Defendant—l that on the previous night, as he was proceeding, about ran for assistance.
Dell) r
-- Sheffield. ;Shetfielil. Leeds. Man. 1
--------- 1.... L. —..1.1 11,11r..rvici• 0 a'alaat rilan, 111. r.rift-mth hotwoon I 1,,1... T.,,,,,,, Pnrhar qrweinl onnet.l-.1., ....... +ha Chnin Pier_l the -ter. I York. I Datrolning- Goods T
SUNDAYS. ' 730 30 2 051

GENERAL RAILWAY INFORMATION.
:Aing7CavE.STER & BIRMINGHA,„..I4'
oils
Leaves ' Arrives at Leaves I Arrives c- For
........................
-....................................
ham. , Cr...ewe. Man. , man. I at at
ham. ,
chester. chaster. I Crewe. 101,...
Orkney!!
145 11 4 OM 5 0 M 4 OM ,515 11 8 „„""
SII 3 4:0-c-9--
„,
, :_
, - r. .
Q 71zu'rso
, ..... '7 30 9 0 645 i 8 15 11 ""'
9 0 10 30 ' 730 I 9 0
11 30 145 E 3 0 E ' 845 ,13 0 12
F
245 E 5 0 615 ,11 15 12 30 E 3 ~,,I5
%. .A. P 1,4 * ''.
k :%, _ Dorn° k
ingintllic,A
_____
- I 11 30
430 730 9 0 743 I 8 45 , ,6) .
. X . „...,.. . -,
1 -irityroest -6,3111' --'.","•• _ SUNDAYS. ' SUNDAYS. 0
145 M 4 OAI 5 15111 ' 4 011 1 b 15111 8 $
SHENVING THE _V .41,; %. C - ~- 730 930 10 45 831 110 0 115
15
44-.- •0"' -
.110 < .21 teriteeel •1-.. 11 3'l 1 45E 30E II 15 12 30 E 3
'‘._.le- Cis, ' 245 E 5 0 630 i 745 E 845 11 30
RAILWAYS ,
~- . Milian Aberdeen .
'V
MANCHESTER AND LEEDS.
_ -- _-.- - '
__
.4
IN THE -I-- -
...-__ •
--.'-•,.....• Montrose .., STATIONS with their Distances from Manchtiter. ,
Blue ''''
~- Conpar ~..---r- - 44 MANCHESTER, Oldham Junction 5, Mills Hill 6, , ,ii,
UNITED EINGDOM. __ .
elnvetary 0
i -''--
---- •_
7: . Pe
...._. .
SfirVry .Tt -.---: Rochdale 11, Littleborough 14, Todmorden 90, Eastwood 4.
Hebden Bridge 24, Luddend-n Foot 26, Sowerhy Bridge -fl.
y 3/. 354 )jr ~. - "2 Elland 31, Brighouse 34, Cooper Bridge 36, Dewrsbury I '
. ery.).,.. ~
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1,4,:k_. ._ -....,ji. - r's, eicNi - . '''' 'A ~__. ._., -. :
1 Wrlatiry 44, Wakefield 43, Normanton 51, LEEDS t___T_________,
• • Ot
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•.'ts. i
Departure from Arrival at l' Departure from Arrsal ~. -.., /-_-...„-ii, -- : i'.-. , -- -='," ~ ' mania c; - • ,
Manchester. Leeds. 1, Leeds. Mat_____lLZ/h sle - , /- ' Lne7.7ll;lerry. -:- , = ... ,1":". Ayr OPeebler /-'
8 30 •P 4
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7 OAI 10 10 AI il 5 40 M
V ---- • kir 36'1434 ,021.4.'im ': f..--- 4:4•4 tP ja,tAz ',rick t
e A fl.ratitrrck 9 0 11 47 '1 41 93°
_ ~- e .8 Mot •:by _ 7r4f„, . i 7,,,,, r ----
10 0 1 15 E 7 40 10 5°
Cartlebor ti 0 t - ----.C's--;. c---- -, . l'•.
'QM" t, I.• A
_,- -
-_ -'--- ----,. Carlisle - 10 59 1 41 9 0 11 45
Cra 'smog!, w; ,-,.-:- .-..--
Lnti 016_
,07 --t \.. 4.e._ - • mife CC 120 r.. 435 10 16 1 1-ii
't,-- /4 .....
..> • oi, 320 645 ' 1 20 E 5 0
I 6 35
Os /way' ° .411 ..•11-. .-167rrt Dm-7mm. I'. 0 445 ' 7 30 345
"`'Z'it°'/;"",1 -zee' V • 7 0 10 30 6 0 8 4/
V ° 71__ A, - ~. r # I‘,l a An%-th ci Vit-- ' -
Jai= '''rug
-4, .:^:t• 1 --k4"..- - le v.. 10 0. 12 47 M ' 7 15 10 0
1 ,
_--.?4,,, .41 s. '-'. -___ t. ... . SUNDAYS.
•n Id
,_....'.i.nas Af Dam, - 4--- N, we, ,- . . ,
Maur . ...--1 R IS4( •**•••..S E A ,-. ...• - rierl'i --,,_ a 051 11 30 NI 8 0111 11 3-
1
„4..,t• -- ........ ;37 -••• ••• 'my - Z, lO 59 144 E 10 16 1
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... ..*--....•••;1;,..r.0z.' b•York =-
30
6 30 E 10 0 6 0 E 9
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--- -
_raw ' ' ! v,...•;, ....-.lkbih ~ •••••::,. 1 - -1,--...tb, • gut -----.
~_ • 1. 0 12 47 51 7 15 10 0
. * This Train leaves Brighouse at 7 40 M.
11.441/ Cavragc>anr". sol.Nl*6*" 77/01c.4.2. - .
carte •Z'pperaly
_Fli ah, ' • • o . -
, ,Wiefo :-..**l / e ._44A. , .. ~..0 .
_ TER' BIRMING H A:VI & GLO UC ES
..._,•-•
/ech. 7. l' +- Zir.can --_-_-
Cork lYazerrorct. -' 4 v/ 4
9 A.. 1 g 2 r, osidemi ])orgy
.•
0/ c 3 , ~
~.....,§ - , ••• ' 4'. altbitirevux ;:- i • DOWN TRAINS f UP TRAINS
1 • ser • 1. Fro n Glouces-...•
.4. %.*----.-- . ,112V4
•• t nu ~,,,.
,Leicester ;•! - .---' '-' ' - ' , From Birmingham. ;'
I - - \ "'zz-1-4-4- \ 44;;;TP72t)-c... i-- -- r .77,,,,,w• t'L l'i .4 . _
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1 \ er,c,....,--.., .e_.; Ng, I strAnig, a•-zi admen' ir. -7N 1 ;_atterlagoa7, , : liWor. Chel. at Glou. ' i t Chel. "W'or. boy
\ -1'‘4.,575....:.-.1-..53 1 ‘l.; ,m. .1 liSmatm.4
.A', .7rortvich - 3 Icester.,tenharn. ceste . ,tenham rester.
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RAILWAYS._.. N .... .
n_ ...., . - .
",..,4,..., , ~, ,_,. , c.,,..74,llterinSpn it.'• .• ' -..., ---...-
ca'!brigsre ,colpc.. ch' i A.M. A.M. I 94°
PACKET 1t01TTE5......\ 4' 44t ':::',... i•P) ..1)).';k7:::F14 I-A.7.' Is gemra
Cl - ;
Pt. G144.f1P7r - 21` 1 ia; ' irisiol r 4. 11 12 44 231 250 314 5 30, 6 I Sl5 1
11
310 457 522 540 815 i 835 10 8 0 0
‘ll, ct /
.0
't /4. slks '''''''.& . - -----:-.= .1 I'.' 6.44 "!... 'el" %le -ID•etri,A-. 845 10 30 11 12 11 25 11 15 'll 35 1 4 #
i
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C* • /
_f: .44;Bsterle ~, t• CW,II, &a,. 44. j. -.. tele-- 12 15 1582262371 0 1 20 2 47 445
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cRY (2-:"411,a,..... _ 3.1.4,ff.5"....
. ,_.-_
OS" V. 5a1edf.y.7,41., .
wu --=-4: ........,.. ... - . 114 245 431 5 2 515 4 0 420 522 945
A Soufk2m,., * ~llintlar.7 • ~ _ la,- ...
..... ,
trb
715 9 9 942 955 . 7 15' 735 9 1 3O
le / •\ - i %Excl...
zciston . ib,,,,l„im.
.. „.,„,q.;l2f.ra s.c4, afttaiin3, 4". l'l3**;,
3 0 740 ! 9 0 920 10 40 ' 0
i \ • - abteo/1' / • - --c-_ ''• ' ' •,\! ',,,fivacciA 744 I) - ••• •••19
0 f Tenxentre 0 rm ,: _ _,-,...-.
_____,,. ~.. ~13, i . on. it.y__,:-- I 4,7. 530 815 926 945 415 450 ...
/ . ._
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,___Lvif...........„:,pr'sp.i.
-'
..7.AND i - 4s-z 175,1;i;;;32 ~A , ,p,/v --:?:12-xi 'Ss NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE A.‘• •
s CARLISLE.
___________/
, -
. GREAT WESTERN. ives`
N.8.1n the following Tables 51 signifies before Noon, ace
Leave Arrive at Leave i Ail de,
OPEN TO TAUNTON.
E after it. Newcastle. Carlisle. Carlisle. 1„...1it5.,./
STATIONS, with their Distances from Paddington.
-- 04
LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM. PADDINGTON, Ealing 54, Hanvvell 71, Southall 9, West 7 05Iorning I 1 30 Morning 7 0 Morning 1 305 Pr 0,
Drayton 13, SLOUGH 18, MAIDENHEAD 22i, Ter 301, 10 0 130 Aftern. 10 0 ,1 30
All` STATIONS, with their Distances from London.
READING 35i, Pangbourne 411, Goring 444, Wallingford 230 Aftern. 530 230 Aftern. : 6 0
LONDON, Harrow 11*, WATFORD 174, King's Langley 21,
Road 474, STEVENTON 56%, Farringdon Road 634, Shriven- 5 0 830 ' 5 0 , . 0
Boxraoor 244, Berkhampstead 28, TRING 314, Aylesbury 434,
ham 714, SWINDON 77 (Junction w.th the Cheltenham Rail- 630 '
1
LEIGHTON 41, Bletchley and Fenny Stratford 464, WoLvicit-
,nay), WOOTON BASSET 824, CHIPPENHA3I 934, Corsham SUNDAYS. ,
SUNDAYS. 0.
TON 524, Roade 60, BLISWORTH 624, Weedon 694, Crick
9 0 Morningll2 15 Aftern. 9 0 Morningll2 15 All-er
93%, Box 1914, BATH 1064, Twerton 108%, Saltford 1114' and Welton 754, RUGBY (Midland Counties Junction) 83,
Keynsham 1134, BRISTOL 118%, Nailsea 104 Clevedon Road 5 0 Aftern. 1 5 0 5 0 I 8 15 .
Brandon 89, COVENTRY 94, Hampton (Derby Junction) 103,
130%, Banwell 1334, WESTON SUPER MERE 1364, High-
BIRMINGHAM 1124.
bridge 1454, BRIDGEWATER 151%, TAUNTON 104.
'
Departure Arrival A:rival
N TRAINS Departure Arrival at Arrival AND GLASGOWSOI
DOW
val at 111,
DOWN TRAINS. from at ;•e from Swindon their Trains depart from each Terminus at 7,9, and 11,
London. Rugby. Wrmingliam Daily, except Sundays. Paddington. Junction. Destination. at 3,5, and 7E. On Sundays at 730 51, and 30. D.
---
Mixed, to Birmingham ... 60 51 9305111 15 M To Taunton
Third Class, ditto
Mixed, ditto
_..--'
First Class, ditto
Mixed, to Rugby
Those marked • carry i h ,uthorized to expended to ".cpeito
*MAIL, First Class 945 1 8 230 To Taunton l2 Noon 258 635 E no heavy goods) and :0,1 be raised by dates of latest
cevot,
Mixed, to Birmingham ... 11 0 243 430 Short Train to Slough l3O . 215 thus t run no Trains Xs. Shares and Balance srs
Ditto ditto
Ditto, to Aylesbury ...... '3 0 Short Train to Reading
X. s. d. -Z. 11. ~ 310 •
Ditto, to Birmingha rn... 5 0 18 38 10 15 Short Train to Slough
• Ditto, to Wolverton '6 0. 1 To Bristol
*MAIL, Mixed B3O ;11 58 130 51 Short Train to Maidenhead 530
*MAIL, to York, by Rugby. 9 0 ;12 15 51 To Swindon 091 001 434,823 16 ~2 0
Chester and Birkenhead 141 499,999 0 0 456,662 10 1,1-5 0 •
____,
---- MAIL, to Taunton ..........8 55 11 35 255 51 Dubin and Kingstown... 6 370,1,01 0 0 340,262 4 *l5 0 0
Departure Dew. Arrival Goods Train to Taunton .... 930 2155110 45 _ (Dundee and Arbroath 161 140,6,0 0 0 143,552 5 11/ 119
171 2,133,333 0 i. 1,888,242 4 1.. i / 0
UP TRAINS, from ture from at • Eastern Counties
SUNDAY DOWN Tn. , INS.
Birmingham'
Rugby. London. Edinburgh & Glasgow 46 1 233,234 15 11 510 i
Short Train to Slough
918 51 fGlasg., Paisley, & Ayr 40 833,000 r. 0 857,299 14 a 0
3 1 *Mixed, from Wolverton. ... •..• •• •• 030 Ni To Reading
Ditto ditto
•I , i
Great North of Englaruh,4s 1,00 ,000 (1 01 997,147 10 0 0
Ditto, from Birmingham... 70 51 8235112 45 E 11Air., to Taunton . ...... .. 10 15 10 E 430 E Great Western
Ditto, from Aylesbury
*lllAir., First Class
2 5; m
IL.Lnecraf,sote,ri and
iPa
,r, eeshteso nt.e., '
32011
1,4482,,3075. i
00
0011,543515:3:525 1 21,q,title
Mixed, from Birmingham; 10 0 11 17 315 To Swindon ; 7 0 110 0
Ditto ditto 112 Noon 123 E 6 0 MAIL, to Taunton
" _ London & Birmingham 1121'5,750,0 0 0 0,5,724,807 013 lt
Ditto ditto IISE 2 35 630 Time I Leave 1 Arrival London & Blackwall .... 311 000 000 0 0,1 071,717 41 •
London & Brighton 156 '2,400,000 0 0.2'269359 0 11' ..0
i
Ditto, from Rugby I 4 0 745 UP TRAINS of Swindon iat .„10 2' 8 Third Class, from Birmino.. I 2 20 41310 0 Daily. except Sundays. . Starting. Junction. Paddington. London & Croydon. lot 741 000 oOi 637,875 Oolf
London
& Oreenwich I :!4- 993,300 0 (.1 966,239 4 ,t, 11 First Class, ditto •; 4 0 517 915 Short Train from Reading...' 780 Al- 855 111
. ...
•...... .. London &South Western 921'2.540,100 0 12,420,172 19 111 d •
Mixed, ditto. •' 6 0 718 11 15 i Ditto from Slough. .9 0 ;9 45 *Manchester & Birm.... 26 ,2,800,0 in n 0,1,515.045 2''9. 0 i
Manchts er & tiolton ...' 10 1 778,116 16 8 M,95613 9 6 0
*MAIL, Mixed. ditto 'l2 Night 1 2351 5 3011 From Swindon
*Mixed, from Rugby
The Sunday Trains are marked*. Short Tr. from Maidenhead 11 15
In addition to those marked, there is a Mixed Train leaves MAIL, from Bristol ..... ... 840 10 28 110 Newcastle &N. Shields.. 7 820,100 0 0 232,077... -3 -•
4 Birmingham on Sundays at 130 E, calling at all the Stations, Short Tr. from Maidenhead , 1 45 E
North Union i 721 3,8.5(1,0(10 0 0 3,230,169 14 0 61.
22 i 7a-i,OOO 14 0 612,829 10 3AS
and arriving in London at 730 E. Goods Train from Taunton.. 73051540 E 12 0 Northern and Eastern 32%. 720,003 0 0 685,120 7.1 4 0
From Taunton
BIRMINGHAM AND DERBY. Ditto
•South Eastern 4O '3, 36,60 d 0 0 1,075,468 5 1.; 4 o 1
Short Train from Slough .. 530
DOWN. UP. Front Taunton ....
Denartire! Arrival Departure Arrival From Taunton
4 15 7 45 10 25 ref
TRAINS, from Bir. I at TRAINS. from at Bin. Mau, from Taunton
mingham. Derby. Derby. mingham.
Goods Train from Taunton 630 E 240 740 quested to transmit their Train Bills to the Sto-f ) d
'll be
_
-_,-- SUNDAY UP TRAINS, when any alterations take place, and they v.,:
•111Aft.....'12 3051 2 1551 i•Mixed .. 8 2051 10 2011
Short Train from Slough
*Mixed,- 7 0 850 I Ditto... 11 45 1 4.5 E
Prom Swindon
10 5 attended to.
_ _ _______
Ist &2d 10 30 12 15 E ' Ditto.. 130 E 320
Class I 25E 3 15 Ist &2d... 430 620
1
Marc, from Taunton
Short Train from Slough
THE MARKETS.-SATU
Trains 4 0 554 'MAIL -41 0 12 45 M WHITECHAPEL MARKET' di ilsi
' 12 30 4 20 E '7 20
Mixed ....• 615 815 i 1 From Taunton ...
short Tr. from Maidenhead 730 - red W" te
y supp i . tio
and Clover, the demand good, and the highestscishe
The Trains marked • rue on Sundays, in addition to which
Ditto from Reading ....! 9 0
Trains leave Birmingham and Derby at 5 39 E, and arrive at
MAIL, from Taunton .......' 11 15 235 11 525 51 tions were obtained :of Straw the supply was -,° 0,"
either place at 715 E. The Short Trains stop at all the'intervening Stations. that an advance of Is. per load was reaclilY to
105.
2/. 0•0
________
MIDLAND COUNTIES. SOUTH
ther
4/. 10s. ; Straw, 1/. 13s. to 1/. 17s. The wee,- 000 '
STATIONS, with their Distances from Rugby. STATIONS, with their Distances from Nine Elms. much against the Neat trade and the suPPIY 10,1';
RUGBY, ULLESTHORPE 74, Broughton-Astley 11, Wig- NINE Elm., Wandsworth 3, Wimbledon 6, KINGSTON 10, Beef, 2s. 6d. to 3s. Bd.; Mutton, 2s. Bd. N 331,301171
ston 164, LEicEsTER 20, SYsTON 244, Sileby 274, Barrow 30, ' Esher and Hampton Court 13, Walton 15, Weybridge 174, LOUGHBOROUGH 324, Kegworth (Nottingham Junction) 37%, WOKING 23, Farnborough 314, Winchfield 38, BASING- Veal, 2s. Bd. to 3s. 4d.; Pork, 2s. Bd. to 55. ;
Sawley 42%, Borrovvash 45%, DERBY 49%.
STOKE 46, Andover Road 56, WINCHESTER 64, Bishnpstoke 2s. Bd. to 4s.
DOWN. II UP. (Gosport Junction) 72, SOUTHAMPTON 77, Bottley 77, Fare-
ham 82, GOSPORT 87. NEWGATE AND LEADENUALL. oria
„ffle,
_I
There was a very good show of Meat, Ge-iterar
,
Departure Arrival 1 Departure Arrival
Poultry ; the demand moderate and prices uniiilia t t,llB
Departure Arrival at Arrival TRAINS. from at , TRAINS. from at DOWN TRAINS. from Southamp. at The finest descriptions bringing full rates, "1 07011
Rugby. Derby '1 Derby. Rugby.
inferior kinds were neglected. Of Eggs there
Nine Elms. ton. Gosport.
-.-
Ist 645 111 9 051 ' Ist
Mixed Tram ..................... 70 M 10 5 M /2 30'01 large supply, from 4s. 6d. to 6s. 6d. per 120.
2d ...... 945 12 10 E,' 2d
3d
sorts : on Wednesday the public sales will take F
sth 845 10 50 1 sth 730 10 0 qix-r1 Train ..................... 10 E 420
Fast Train
6 C 5
6th Mail 12 2051 24951 :i 6th Mail 10 40 12 50 51 Mixed Train 5 0 831 9 0 TALLOW MARKET. /be
ON SUNDAYS.
Ist ...... 730 M 10 ONI Ist ...... 6 4551 930 E Good' "1."1"
Mixed TBrtja'nNDAYS. lO 0 4 obi 5 0 A fair business was done in P.Y.C. at 485' Ist'
spot, and 48s. 3d. for delivery to the end of the )
2d
10 0 M 1 45 E 2 10 E
34
4th
Short Trains to Wokin,c 4101/4 Morning, and at 21/4, 4i4, and 514 1 l'e.4
The times of arriving at and departing, from Nottingham and
Evening, calling .t intervening stations, and performing the journey Wheat. Barley. Oats. I Beans 1,, 4
Derby are nearly the same. in an hour .n 1 ten minut s. Sundays at irli AI, and at 2' and 71. E rerQuarter. 7-. to T. ----**. to s. -s. to 1-s, to 1. A to;
___________
NORTH MIDLAND. ' Abingdon.- 57 72 V 6 :36 ..to 31 35 41 ,
...
De Arturo Departure Arrival Andover.- 52 61 -.7 29 f 0 24 -
WITH .... 36 (IN CONJUNCTION WIT TIP. MIDLAND COUN- UP TRAINS. train from South. at Banbury 56 CO 22 .27 1, 21 136 40
TIES, BIRMINGHAM AND DERBY, STANCHES- Gosport, ampt n. Nine Elms, Basmgstoke -,6 6.; 54 30 21 1.5 f 5 C;7 31 /
:l5
- _....-- _-- -. 25 92 31 43 44 40
TER AND SHEFFIELD, MANCHESTER AND MAIL - Cirencester.. 51 70
I 3) 51 2IS M 525 31 Coventry .... - C. 5 24 29 20 16 :PI
„„-- ;21 • D /
LEEDS, HULL AND SELBY, AN THE GREAT Mixed Train
NORTH OF ENGLAND.) .. Goods Frain
' .., 51 40
Mixed Train 8 3.; 9 0 12 30 Dowden...... - 51 -3, 19 - - f* 30
DOWN TRAINS. Fast Train lO on 11 0 2 0 Hungerford ;i4 I 6 29 12 20 20 31
...: / Mixed Tr,on -7, 4u ,
Departure from 1 Arrival at Fast Train - ....; /
Mixed Train sso I 6 o 915 Ni.tt Ingham 50 6.1 27 18 21 25 2 "'", ..• /
, ,
Darling- Goods 'Fran
.
Derb r Sheffield. ,Shetfield. Leeds.
Chester. York.l ter. ton. SUNDAYS. Warwick -
3 - i 8 31 26 30 - "";,, .... /
1 111 ..........5
OE , 6 1951 8 3051 6 4051 9 2051 !
IlliA:eL,t Train - 60 - 27 - 52 - " ' ....,
930 10 0 145 E York 53 - 26 - 21 j - 39 /
.. 7 35511 ... lO 15 11 45 It 0 145 Ditto ....
~,
615 845
930 10 45 111 45 1 1 lbE 5 OE 2 0 E 5 15E days at 914 51, 1514, and 13E;. Birminghorri 7 0 56 3 6 4.6 3 6 4. 01 0 0 00, -
12 45E 2 OE 2 45E i 4 0 635 445 7 0 -
WAKEFIELD CORN MARhEr• 04'
511 WO
345 430 530 7 0 845 745 LONDON AND BRIGHTON. Wheat, Red, Essex and Kent•. -s. 495. to -• 00 .i.,
4 0 530 630 815 10 0 STATIONS, with their Distances from London Bridge.
60,730 ;8 15 945 I rtle nnxl IVO., flrnaa ._•v. ritt !W.f.. Inl P.1...,4........_ II __l • mt ....••••••••••••••..., Lin. and Cam.

Leaves Arrives at Leaves Arrives Arrives
fihrmamin.g. rewveea Man. M an. I at at Mr-
chester. chaster. Crewe. minim
1 45M 4 OM 5 0111 4 OM; 5 15M 8
730 9 0 645 815 11 30.
9 0 10 30 7 30 9 (1
11 30 145 E 3 OE 845 11", 0 12 ASS
245 E 5 0 615 ;11 15 1‘), 30 E 3l°
6 15 445 E 615 930
430 730 9 0 ,7 45 845 ,11 30

Departure from I Arrival at Departure from
Manchester. Lecds. Leeds.
7 0 M 10 10 M 5 40 51
9 0 11 47
10 0 1 15E 7 40
10 59 1 44 9 0
1 20 L 4 35 10 16
3 20 6 45 1 20 E
4 45 ' 7 30 ' 3 45
7 0 l 0 30 6 0
10 0. 12 47 M 7 15
SUNDAYS.
8 0M 11 301 8 0M
10 59 1 44 E 10 16
6 30E 10 0 6 0E
10 0 12 47 31 7 15
* This Train leaves Brighouse at 7 •

C310i3A10.1
0,r6n31.7n:g871. 0103031_‘jrn1(111
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(Before Mr. Justice CRESSWELL.) lilettara VP Itlfttn, diu, ailli. l_TGurge oteirtp, ao, were ime untie pa twiner NI, US 111.11 d 111 LLI, iII.FUJG tit. ins tut, . L--...“, --- --- cl • ;3 20 b 45 , 120 E 5 "
indicted, Wilmot for stealing two sacks of malt, and 1 last three days that the female prisoner was there. cigar-box, and this ctrcumstance exciting his .
LETTER STEALING.-John Burt, a lad, who pleaded 1,0 d -' , 0 445 ',7 30 '3 45 635
. guilty to a charge of stealing letters belonging to the Stemp for counsellin.g and procuring wiimot to corn. _They went away without paying the rent, except for suspicion, he watched him narrowly, and on his
aithion •Dn's'Ar - ''..„.44-# i - "as 16%-th CI %,.‘ r' , ~_ 7 0 10 30 6 0 841
mit the felony. Wilmot is foreman to Mr. Beaufoy's the first week. They owed him Ila for rent, the leaving the vessel, and while on the pier, asked
_a'sfaas .a"seaa at" `a." I,* , °Z. 10 0. 12 47 M'7 15 10 0
Post-office, wasbrought up this morning for- judg- Enni's z . Dalin '7.4:-. N.I '&, - ..,_,.- "-p
wt, _, SUNDAYS.
extensive brewery at Lambeth, and Stemp is a re. only security he had for which was a couple of him if he had any cigars about him ? His Lord- • ' lactase a . ...-1R iSsal NS E A a.. - ,Ifel‘i ' '- . 80 M 11 30 M 80 M 11 30 1g
went, and sentenced by Mr. Justice Cresswell to so-
spectable corn-dealer. The details of the case were boxes that they had left behind them, and which on ship replied. , that he had about 70 or 80, hut the . ._ a ,tat'• :::::: ......... /37 ....- %. , -
z 1 '''' 10 59 1 44 E 10 16 1 1
•lita.ry confinement to the end of the present session. Zietrriek % ,+4.k• ~ :.„,..,,, : ........
... .....-.„ . z• u•York s-
of no.public interest. The trial began at ten in the being afterwards broken open by the police, were officer feeling dissatisfied with his assertion, took him .2•• -4.- nal.- 1 -,,,,e --;.;:,--,:i----::••::, ‘.. -,4 n-ear -.' 630 E 10 0 60 E g3O
s.l.ranEa os THE limn SEAS.-Philip Partridge,
I=TR ' - 1 4,..w.;" a°l.Y4,.* .":::"11 '-' 1-7-f.,--, tia, . go =__. 10 0 12 47 M 7 15 10 o
. the master of a brig called the Jarrow, who was on morning, and did not terminate , until three in the found to contain a quantity of old iron and bricks. back to the steamer, and on searching him found in a •
-(Loud laughter.) The boxes were very heavy, his pockets two pounds and a quarter of cigars and rare - ,a/I.V/ea,„„-a-a aßasa*.T. stia .-arA a ' • -. • * This Train leaves Brighouse at 740 M.
-Pppera7
_F7 gil --, . . 1301... A.. . - .
Friday acquitted of the charg.e of the wilful murder. of afternoon.
as,
~, Witco - •*1 „ .1/ e L.,nuo: r-, y vadae a a•
--a--1.
Jose Maria Balagar, was again indicted this morning The Jury, having heard the case with great at- • and the witness supposed that they contained a great tobacco. On this discovery his Lordship expressed
with the wilful murder of Mariano Mandiola on the tention, returned a verdict of Guilty. deal of valuable property belonging to the Viscount. his willingness to pay the duty, whatever it might be, Cele Warrffora ••••••• iT 4' " tan
: ifi A` A,./4. f 2 T. yl' 4-7.' Zir.rein --_, BIRMINGHAM & GLOUC ESTER'
z „Ad 0..., . 2)„4, -----4
.
-(Laughter.) A person named Le Roi frequently but the officer (Scanlan) felt it to be his duty to , as,: ca /-se e_ _a -, •- sa alVoitingtant :---
;ft s seas, within the jurisdiction of the Admiralty of Sentence was deferred.
haal Henry Knott, 42, John Samuel Cuxpin, and Lucy called on the prisoners, and always had a large carpet charge him with smuggling, and accordingly took -‘aa.. -as ''''• --.- . "*.<2o•-1.1? 1. DOWN TRAIN'S 4 UP TRAINS
England. - - ' '"a a•-taae \4, al;;;Teal'''' /- - From Birmingham. ; Fro n Glouces_t_T_•.____.
~,,,- 8,,,,„„.• • An A ..4 : ezc cs .er -!_ --,-_;-= _ :
\ P..41,-)","...›. -,,,---2 4;7 'StDavidiewli' " `44f achoor:Z -11";:g'";:411,- 6 1:414 ; '.
mr. a_dolphus and Mr. Wadaington conducted the Smith, were indicted for conspiring together to de- bag with him. Mr. Fiske had since called upon wit- him to the police station-house at Poplar. Then his _§, 111 idironsißs ' . 1111 , ,
_, 4, '— ! i Leaves Arrives , Arrives Bird'
case for the prosecution ; and Mr. Clarkson and mr. fraud Simpson, Noakes, and others, of a quantity of ness, and paid him 8/ , a portion of the rent which the Lordship gave his proper name, and the charge being s ‘44-s•-•.:.:1--ca 1 .5 ' , :
-.. 11Wor. Chet- at Won- ~t Chet. Wor- 01
C. Jones were counsel for the prisoner. blacking. prisoners had left unpaid, taken against him, he was detained from nine o'clock
IIAILWAYS.-..... \
p1....1:- - ' tt Da ..e ec,,,,,f,••14 Ely Norwich --; Icester. tenhana. ceste .
The facts of the case were nearly the same as those The case for the prosecution being closed, • - Pearce, an inspector of the A division, stated that until four in the evening, when he was bailed out by a as, , a, -
~. AIL; ) ciaaat.os,acametaa • 4•:' .• •
caebnisre —_ ___. _ _..— ___ —. ._.-----
A.M. A.M. tenham cester.
........."
The offence was committed on Mr. PAYNE addressed the Jury 011 behalf of the he took the female prisoner into custody on the loth a publican at Poplar and his friend, both of whom PACKET BOITTES-A - N ----A... 44,, No')% :.::!,14 3.Beassi, Xa° 1. o ' Icf i, i
detailed on Friday. al, s' 1" B d i poi c . 12 44 231250314530 6 1 s 15 9 4,
tiu G"04,76 --114ia• .iwzioi 1 , S' " it '
the same day and in the same vessel, and under shni- isoners. instant, at the Imperial Hotel, Sackville-street, Dub- volunteered their services, upon being made ac-
ra. la / iil -a.....a. ._ ,
........ a e a terttbrd 4,t• .likiv‘Za.-'( 3104 57 522 540 815 835 10 8-2
I
lin. It was at half-past ten o'clock at night. He quainted siith the charge and the rank and station of A il. 0
. * _,- -_ . . - •I ,at; t OzArci ... . ,slO 8 45110 30 11 12 11 25 11 15 11 35 1 4
Pr The COMMON SERGEANT having summed up, . -2. %, a e
lar circumstances, except that the treatment of the a asa -.... a aleasaiEßaaseak LI S. ee ••• e Adei-0at,t.„...16Y P.M.
/ .) -I.' AtTlAtotit ‘,. ,t, 'MU* P.M.
_ The Jury instantly returned a verdict of Guilty told her that he was a policeman from London, and his Lordship. When before the Magistrates, and ta 'aaa aSI
deceased was more severe, the prisoner besides flog c"
la< e aaa , BridgenettrrA
_Reagano r,, fit?' C3.viiiii. ~..... vie 12 15 158 226 237 1 0 , 120 247 -4!
n.. x him most inhumanly having struck him several against all the prisoners. that he should take her into custody for stealing, on after the facts R 3 to his apprehension had been de- -a als- a• Satedeey,7,4l,e cm+, c.„, ~,, - --s„ .-.,.:4,,,mtfetl'i ...
ell _, Sow.. ~ * alliegart., ' • s, _ 1,,, ;... c5.,,,_ 2 451 434 5 2 515 4 0 420 522 a" 4!
iiiinne-s on the head with the log slate, and having . Smith was then sentenced to three months' impri- the lath of August, four diamond rings the property posed to by Scanlan, his Lordship did not deny
'Se ii \ --• icisten
.i'-Exn-70 -A '
se., .
.a.uwora 5.,4 and,„3u,3, 4• , 4.iir, 715 9 9 942 955 . 715 735 9 1 '' 50
r -,,__ .. • - aintoug' jr,„ - - --__.. 7`. . . V.e.„„*„,,„,,,A srt
11/4 71 ' • 3 0 ... ... 740, 9 0 9'01040 1/ (
caused him, when in extreme ill health, and almost in sonment and hard labour, and the other prisoners to of Mr. Medcalf, a jeweller, in the Strand. She said, the fact of having the cigars and tobacco upon his
0 ~, .renxfner 0
" You are mistaken ; I know nothing about it ;" and person, but said, • that he had been assured, in a: a aa--- _sae.: s Bri. on 4e. '--,,i,„,,, . 5 301 815 926 945 ' 415 4 50 ... 9
a state of nudity, to work for hours in the rigging in twelve months.
Wilmot and Stamp were then placed at the bar, and repeated this declaration several times. On a table in Holland, before purchasing, that the quantity
tha.severest weather. a sa NE WCASTLE-Ii PON-T YNE ANP
John Fisher, who was first-mate on board the sentenced to eighteen months' imprisonment and hard her bed-room he found the fragments of a letter, and of cigars and tobacco he had brought, as they were 4;,„4,4, aa._ -........i..
,a---aaa5a........„1a1tran.......a. ........ 'ma. ,
,f\\--_ _..,,,r.,....1.--.,wirla_eaTiL__.....„4,---=-,--sp. ,
• sla a
e
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afterwards two other letters in her pocket, and which for his own consumption, would not he liable to .
vessel when it left Liverpool, but was afterwards dis- labour. ai Art 17.55;iie 3.! "a. ar
CARLISLE.
rated by the prisoner, deposed to the ill-treatment the - were addressed to Madame le Grange. They were duty, and that it was upon this representation, and N.B. In the following Tables M signifies before Noon, ano GREAT WESTERN. --------
lAC:aorrivAliesflteeitn. Leave lA, rr.1":01,
7 051orning110 3011orning
POLICE INTELLIGENCE. written in French ; and one of them (the one that was not from the sltghtest wish to evade the duty, he E after it. OPEN TO TAUNTON. .
deceased had received from the prisoner. He began
to beat him in about a fortnight after they left Prince's SATURDAY. torn to pieces, was from the male prisoner ; but they made the purchase. His Lordship also said, he did __Apo—. STATIONS, with their Distances from Paddington.
PADDINGTON, Ealing 5%, Hanvvell 71, Southall 9, We.st - ..,-----• A
LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM.
MANSION-HOUSE. did not relate to the present charge against them, but not deny, when challenged by the officer, having
suanasuYs3:so
Island, and continued at intervals to do so till his STATIONS, with their Distances from London. Drayton 13, SLOUGH 18, MAIDENHEAD 22%, Twybrd 30i,
30s5T I
roil, v
EP:a
Tin
sogsbNEosTu6rBni2ie,
oF,l4sNT:lcr:tils,ii:niur
pgtGion: i
trnii,iT: ni8:00E;14:41% -6,347 as' lhi nr
igr fee
nr d_ 5 0
10 0
Mr. Willion, a stock-jobber, Wa3 summoned by to sometransaction that had taken place between them. cigars upon his person, and added that the moment he
29 3001ifetrenrinn.g 1 19!)2
death. On one occasion the Kroo boy beat the de-
,111,.:yas.,dn)
,li,s7slv/i/o,
Mr. Ro .
bert Gordon for having induced him to ur- H
p e afterwards aske,d her if her name was not Louise was informed that the quantity found on him was Lotman, Harrow Ili, WATFORD 17.3., King's Langley 21,
ceased with a rope, the prisoner looking on and Boxraoor 24%, Berkhampstead 28, T RING 314, Aylesbury 43%,
Aftern. '''
5° 8 °
chase shares in a eompany which had no existence, Mira,bello ? She denied it ; but afterwards said, " I liable to duty, he expressed his willingness to pay its ham 714, SWINDON 77 (Junction w,th the Cheltenham Rail-
(Wiring him to give it him well. The deceased was LEimurott 41, Bletchley and Fenny Stratford 46%, WoLveit- 630
and for which shares no price could be had in the am the person you want. I took the rings. I sold amount.
Keynsham 113%, BRISTOL 118% Nailsea 106%
EC:S6131::131 I
TON 521, Roade 60, BLISWORTH 64, Weedon 69%, Crick
at the time extremely ill from hard work, ill treat- SUNDAYS. &coo.
one of them for 101., and I gave the other three Mr. BRODERIP observed, that while it was his wish and Welton 75%, RoGny (Midland Counties Junction) 83, "z' n
vt,:e.iodC,rin r:is.Rhil. ;id:
5 0 Ififostlreen:inn. 12611\1e5;:;......rte
ment, and starvation. On another occasion, when market. a
'ibr:ioidtg,:'°ll34x a5n41,9,s le
8141111133n3A0 ITE, .1
Itv 11:6T a;
Ra.
TEraiin)s gl
Brandon 89, COVENTRY 94, Hampton (Derby Junction) 103, 5 0 Aftern. 1 5 0 1 8 15 '''
Sir PETER LAURIE heard the case. rings and 8/. to a person whose name I will tell you to make no distinction between parties brought before
IdNepßartUfrßoinGe.Hci:l:i:
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7-I:
9A, SanGd Oluf ;01
the deceased was obliged to leave the pump from ex- BIRMINGHAM 112%.
The. compla.inant stated that in the early part of when I get to London. The remaining 2/. I ex- him, he was still willing to believe that his Lordship __
haustion, the Captain run after him, called him to him,
beat him severely with his fists, and knocked him down 1841, ne was in the habit of meeting the defendant pended in the hiring of the carriage: Witness had erred from the representations made to him before - Departure Arrival A :rive
DOWN TRAINS Departure Arrival at Arrival at
DOWN TRAINS. from at :.t
at a merchant's counting-house in Leadenhall-street, brought the female prisoner to London, where they ar- purchasing the articles, as represented, and not from from Swindon their
several times. After this the Captain came to witness, London. Rugby. Wrmingliam Daily, except Sundays. Paddington. Junction. Destination.
by whom he was pressed very much indeed to take rived on the following Monday. The prisoner told him any intention to defraud the revenue. This, however, _ , at 3,5, and 7E. On Sundays at 7 30111, and-5 30 .r..•
and said the d-d fellow was goingto strike me. This -- Goods Train to Taunton 4305110 0 51 855 E
250 or 500 shares in a Com an • called " The North irming am ... . To Taunton
Ni,A5 in the day-time, but witness did not see the de- ,P 3 that the piecesof paper he foundon the table in her bed- was only an extenuation, and not a justification of Mixed to B' •h—6 -0
M 930 Al 1115 m • •••-
•' . ' Th• ' - 6 0 835 12 35
7 0 128 E 330 E RAILWAY STATISTICS. ,p,
Ditto .
deased attempt to strike the Captain. The deceased West Cotton Company.' The defendant spoke in room were the fragments of a letter which she had re- the offence, as persons could not plead ignorance of ..fitaidClass, ditto
... 8 0 11 5631 145 Short Train to 51aidenhead 9 0
ThOse marked • carry -g h ,tithorized to expended to v1.0)0_.
FROM THE LATEST OFFICIAL REPORV'
died. the day before Christmas Day, which was such high teatns of the Company, and stated that ceived from " Eugene," and that he was the gentle- the law to justify its violation. Under all the cir- •1% o.
Firs:ulass, ctic:
... 11 55 51 , t 05,,,,
he expected to sell so vast a number, that he (coin- man she had lived with in Duke-street, and also that cumstances of the case, however, and being willing Sfixed, to Rugby
about six weeks after they left Prince's Island. 915 10 E Short Train to Maidenhead 11 0 NAME OP RA,LWAY. .... -oh. amount Tital amoun- ~.00.
A day or two before the deceased's death, when he was Plainant) was induced on the 23(1 of March to pur- he was the person to whom she had given the rings receive his Lordship's assuraace that no evasion of the *MALL, First Class 945 1 8 230 To Taunton l2 Noon 258 635 E
6,
t the wheel, the prisoner struck him with the log chase of him 250 shares at fourpence a share-(A and the money. That he went with her in the car- law was intended, he would only fine him in the mi-
113.!tttt:: :::
BAi
Alixed, to Birmingham ... 11 0 243 430 no heavy goodsi awl s ~,7, be raised by dates of iatest
.4,, /, r
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•.
Ditto ' 130 E 528 715
laugh)-being also assured most positively by the riage when she took the rings, and that they after- tigated penalty of 20s. To Taunton
.'..;°,.el
slate several times on the head and face, and bruised 2OE 450 855 _
him very much. This was done with the flat part of defendant, that in the course of a fortnight they wards went together to the Southampton Railway, This his Lordship immediately paid, and accom-
-838 10 15 Short Train to Readinff .... 4 0 ....•.. 525 •••••••............, I" ;
A I.
X. s. d. X. s. - i 10
the slate. He afterwards struck him with the edge would reach eightpence, and in the course of a and that while there " Eugene" left her, stating that panied by his solicitor, left the Court. • Ditto, to Wolverton '6 0 Short Train to Slough'
month or six weeks they would realise a shilling a the police were watching him. That she returned POLICE CO.IIM.ITTEE, GUILDHALL. To Bristol
•51a1L, 51ixed B3O ,11 58
of the slate across the top of the head, which broke 130 51 Short Train to Maidenhead 530
Chester and Birkenhead 14
Birm. k Gloucester
the frame. Witness, ou examining the head of the Piece; that in fact, the longer the holder could wait home in a cab. She afterwards went to Southamp. At the Guildhall Police Court, on Saturday, Mrs. *Man, to York, by Rugby, 9 0 ;12 l 5 M To Swindon
1 499 999 0 0 456 66a to !! Z 0 ,
deceased discovered a wound that he could put his for returns, the more weighty they would be.- ton, in the expectation of meeting with " Eugene " Esther Goddard, the landlady of the Old White Bear, c---- Matt, to Taunton 855 11 35
Ediabureh & oiasgow...,
Great laughter.) The shares were safely deposited, but not finding him there she tent on to Portsmouth, Departure 1 Depar- Arrival 2 55111 Dubin and Kingstown... 6 370,,,01 0 0 340:262 4 21C4 0 i
Goods Train to Ta •'''
......
unton .... 930
IG,irveeartf
2 15 M 10 45 . tpundee and Arbroath 161
_ Lourd uan.i,die:antnids,:e7
thumb into; his face wal in a dreadful state; he was ( UP TRAINS. from lure from at
bleeding very much, and his eyes seemed starting from and the defendant' occasionally called and re- where she was informed that a person answering his Aldersgate-street, appeared to answer an information
for serving persons otherwise than travellers, during
*lllixed, from Birmingham' Rugby. London. SUNDAY DOW NTR ,INi. • Eastern Counties
d'Glasg., Paisley, & Ayel 40
138111 61,,F0247,357133 107 101'61,5:2,245378
221:I:a:I
••,
orted that the market was in a healthy state, description had gone to Cork. She followed him to the hours of Divine service, on Su.nday last.
• tended for the defence. Short Train to Slough
,071es&terNnia,,ehesto:
(heat Nnrth of England: 441:61
kis head. On another occasion, when the deceased P Wolverton..
, ..... g3O m To Readinz,
8.13,001 C 0 857,299 14 11" 5, 0 00
121,,t1033,,033300
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it 111; .
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IVI3 able to relieve witness at the wheel, the prisoner but that he could not get the remainder of the shares that place in a steam-boat, and from thence she pro- I Mr. Childe, of the firm of Wire and Childe, at- Ditto ditto .1. lO 30 Short Train to Slough
to (about 6,000) in his own hands, so as to have corn- ceeded to Dublin in search of him, where he (witness) Ditto, from Birmingham... 70 M 823 51 12 45 E MAIL, to Taunton . ...... .. 10 15 10 E 430 E 997,1471010 ":„ 0 •
told him to take off an old jacket that he had on de osed that he was •
T o Sw i nrpadion:
To Taunton
plete command over it.-(A laugh.) On the 29th of found her. Witness afterwards broke open the boxes John Lear, 279, City police, 13 _ Ditto, from Aylesbury
keep him warm, and the deceased not understanding
what was said, the Captain tore it off' his back. The 830 943
April, hovvever, lie came for 250 shares which he had. which the prisoners had left behind theln at their lodg. •on duty last Sunday in Aldersgate-street, and about *MaiL, Feriormst
illtsling 1 130 Short Train to 1 aidenhead 5 0
eRr
op Amt LN2a, d a i
7g. .. . i
LoLenindio,nn
arse, liGiriceknwwailclhiii
.34.';'• 1,099300:030000 00
t0,1,1,v307:17 4,
.:,1 : ai
131 533,333 0 0, 628 919 19-111 s 4. i
ham, 10 0 11 7 3 15 7 0 110 0
8 55 m
LoLonnddoonn
&&s.BurtihghlNt7oenst.i 56 '2 400 000 0 0:2 269'359 • 10,,"' g t
Lancaster and Preston...l 20,i 488,0 if 0 01 435;399 1 14-0 i
day after the Captain struck the deceased on the head deposited with the complainant, and subsequently for ings in Duke-street, and found that they contained . twelve o'clock he happened to be opposite to the de- Mix.ed,
Ditto ditto (12 Noon 123 E 6 0 MAIL, to Taunton
briYorymdion,g, harn1111208111'5:7745(961):'(‘i)00:70 i: 0°15:712A25,78 'O7l :1 v: : -iv
wl-
with the log slatea after he had left the pump and the 250 shares which the complainant had purchased. nothing but old iron and bricks. 1 fendanes house, when he saw a female come out of
Ditto ditto , 115 E 235 630 _____
Starting. Junction. Paddington.
Third elass, from Birming. I 220 Daily. excf
Ditto from Rugby Time I Leave i Arrival
gone down to the forecastle, witness saw him hauled These were given up to him, upon his representation This being all the evidence with which the prose- , the side door, having some beer in a pot, and proceed
4 0 7 45 of Swindon at
up apparently 'dead ; the Captain was standing by, that he had received an offer, which he, complainant, cutors were at present prepared, the prisoners were ' down the court ; witness went up, and found that the 413 10 0
Short Tlj a Aneif
and had a a rope in his hand. When he was understood to be a shilling ashare, and that he would again remanded. . contents of the jug were porter. First Class, ditto -I 4 0 517 915
call on the following Saturday and give up the pro- Baron Bourriere Kaime was next placed at the bar Mr. Alderman COPELAND-What other witness 51ixed, ditto. ;6 0 718 11 15 Ditto from Slough ....I g 0
7 3051 ..—....... .. 921 2.540,100 e 112 420 72 19 1. .
„I ,I ..,, •
brought upon deck, the deceased lay down' as ,9 45 *Manchester & Dim.... 26 ;2,800,010 n 0,1,515.045 2 ~,' a'2 0
*Matt, Mixed. ditto ' 12 Ni ht 123 51
if he was-dead, and while in that state the prisoner Portion of the proceeds. After possession was ob- on a similar charge. He had shaved off his mousta- have you ? - Lear said that knovviii g
'n the female •
mho ._.,. . , a 5 3031 From Swindon I 730
anxea, from Rugby
tained, however, a month passed away before he was chioes, and his appearance altogether was very consi- had come out of the house with t e beer, he had called
beat him severely on all parts of his body. Witness The Sunday Trains are marked*. Short Tr. from Maidenhead 11 15 Mid,and Counties.. ...... ,57 1,533,, 00 0 0 1,614,877 /5 z, 6 .
d since his last exam' •
seen by the complainant, who being unable to bring derably altere . 'nation. The fol- and served her with a summons, for the ur ose of
did not see the deceased get up, but when he saw P P In addition to those marked, there is a Mixed Train leaves Man., from Bristol ... . ... 840 10 28 110 Newcastle &N. Shields.: 7 n 0,1,00 0 0 232,077. 10 „- g-a
him to any settlement, and perceiving by the public lowing was the only additional evidence adduced giving evidence. Birmingham on Sundays at 130 E, calling at all the Stations, Short Tr. from Maidenh'ead , 1 45 E
him.next he was at the pump, but he was doing more 2 45 , 721 3,135(1,000 0 0 3,230,169 14 t' 6 Is
rs that stock-jobbers sometimes did business with- against him :- Mr. Alderman COPELAND-Where is she ? Lear and arriving in London at 730 E. North Union .-
harm than good. The prisoner sent him afterwards Pape Goods Train from Taunton.. 730a1540 E l 2 0 Northern and Eastern,- 325• aasoos 00, 685 120 7 °.' -4 0 /
out being bound by any strict rules, thought it best Louis Donnerou, of 65, Queen-street, and who was -She is not in attendance, nor has she been seen From Taunton
into the 'rigging, although there was nothing for him 350 E Preston & Wyre 'l9 533,000 00' 317:095 07, - /
to submit the case to a-Magistrate. examined through the medium of an interpreter, stated to-day. BIRMINGHAM AND DERBY. Ditto
to do there, and it was a very severe night. When Short Train from Slough .. ~ 530
he was in the rigging the prisoner struck him on the Sir P. LAUIE-Pray, Mr. Willion, where is the that he was a commercial traveller, and that he knew Mr. Alderman COPELAND-Do you know whether DOWN. UP. From Taunton ...
York & North Midland 27 1. 60.1,999 0 0 631,941 6 `'.
feet with a rope. Trae deceased was in the rigging North West' Cotton Company held ? Defendant-I the prisoner, who about a month or six weeks since she has been kept out of the way for the purpose of
till break of day, and when witness saw him he was know nothing at all about it. I have merely sold requested he would pledge two diamond rings for being prevented giving evidence ? Lear replied he
TRAINS. Deonarturel Arrival Departure Arrival From Taunton
fr m Bar. I at TRAINS. from at Bit, NT f .... • '4 15 ''i
45 10 25 11
reating his head on the ratline, his hands were hang- sharesin it at the desire of sellers, asl have sold shares
.him, which he did, at apawnbroker's in Oxford-street. could not tell. lle thought it was likely. mingham. Derby. Derby. mingham. AIL, rom 1 aunton
•n other Com anies Mr. Childe said he was instructed to deny the --a-- Goods Train from Taunton 630 E 240 quested to transmit their Train Bills to the SOL dri
ing down, his eyes were set, and blood was dropping i P • He asked 30/. upon them but the pawnbroker refused —
c, *Man ....,12 3051 215 AI I•slixed .. 8 2051 10 2051 SUNDAy UP TRAINS. when any alterations take place, and they wig v`
from his eyes and nose. Witness thought him dead, Complainant-He told me he had sold 1,000 or to advance more than 10/. on them, which sum •
wit- h f egards any person coming out of
c arge, as ar as r
*Mixe4l,... 7 0 850 I Ditto 11 45 1 4.5 E Short Train from Slough ... 80 31
8 45 M
as he was cold and stiff. When the Captain came up, 1,500 shares to a gentleman ; and I had no doubt of ness.obtained for him, and afterwards handed over the the defendant's house. No doubt there was a female 8, - , . • •-•-
Ist 2d 10 30 12 15 E ' Ditto.. 130 E 320 brom Swindon
the correctness of the business. amount, together with the duplicates, to the Prisoner. going down the court at the time stated, but she did Marc, from Taunton
two hours afterwards, he said, " Take that fellow Class 125 E 3 15 Ist &2d .. ,4 30 620 645 10 3031 110 E THE MARKET S.-S A T URI°.
down out of that." Several of the men fetched him Sir P. LauRlE-Did you ask who the Directors There being no further evidence at present, the not come out of defendant's house. Trains 4 0 554 ,-*MaiL ...'ll 0 12 4551 '
Short Train from Slough
doWn ;he appeared to be lifeless, and was taken to the were ? Complainant-No, I did not think it necessary. prisoner was again remanded for further examination; Mr. Alderman COPELAND said he would fine the Mixed ..... 6158 15 i I From Taunton ... '
•• 12 30 420 E 720 WHITECHAPEL MARKET' ah 101
short Tr from Maidenhead
forecastle, and there left. Witness went to him in Sir PETER LAURIE-Do you know where the es- against which course of proceeding he strongly pro- defendant, and as there was a power of appeal, and The Trains marked * run on Sundays, in addition to which
Ditto • from iteadin ...i 730 „g_ ,
the evening ;he found him cold and stiff, but now and tablishinent is ? Complainant-No. I saw nobody tested, and bitterly complained of the statements that which he trusted would be followed up, he should Trains leave Birmingham and Derby at 539 E, and arrive at az
mAIL, from Taunt g•• i 9 9 N 1 io 3? and Clover, the demand good, and the highes' s',1101')
on ....... 11 15, 235 • 523 51 tions w , 0., ,
ere obtained : of Straw the supply vaa-',„, ob
then there was motion in his body. When the Cap- but the defendant, to whom I paid the sum of 41.35.4 d. had appeared in the public prints respecting him. He • inflict the sum of 5/. either place at 715 E. The Short Trains sto "
p at all the intervening Stations.
--..--a....x...--,..-- that an advance of Is. per load was reaaaai to
tain came up, he said, " How's that fellow ; I gave for the shares. talked very largely about his respectability, and in Mr. Childe remarked that the penalty was not in --________
MIDLAND COUNTIES. 105*
him SOMe brandy a short time ago,- and he Will Soon Sir PETER LAURIE-If the Company is not in ex- the most abusive language of the prosecutiax and wit- keeping with the offence, admitting it to have taken SO UT ht WEST ERN. tained. Clover, 2/. 12s. to 51. 10s.; Hay, 2/. „ aso
come round." The Captain stayed there about five istence, you have, I consider, been obtaining money nesses. place ; besides, the defendant had no intention to •
ith their Dis
' • tances from Ruffb
STATIONS, w . ~, 3r.
RtlabY, ULLEETHOReE 74, Broughton.Astley 11, Wig. STATIONS, with their Distances from Nine Elms. 4/. 10s. ; Straw, 1/. 13s. to 1/. 17s. The wentne' all.
iv 00:1_, .
minutes. Witness never saw the deceased again under false pretences, Mr. Willion. Defendant-I MARYLEBONE.. appeal. stonl6%, LEICESTER 20, SYsToN , ae y , arrow 30,
244 S'l b 274 B NINE Elms, Wandsworth 3, Wimbledon 6, KINGSTON 10, much against the Meat trade,and the stiPPla inaa
alive. He died during the night, and was thrown am only the agent,, and am not obliged to know any- Four well-known thieves, named Edward Oliver, Mr. Alderman CoI'ELAND said that when publicans LOUGHBOROUGH 32%, Kegworth (Nettingham Junction) 37i, Esher anti,,Hampton Court 13, Walton 15%, Weybridge 17%, Beef, 2s. 6d. to 3s. Bd.; Mutton, 2s. Bd. to as'',
Woicirro -3, Farnborou
thing about the Company. Luke Grant, James Burke, and John Grogan, were would act in accordance to the law they would be Sawley 42%, Borrovvash 45%, Deasy 49%. gh 31%, Winchaeld 38, BasiNG. Veal, 2s. Bd. to 33. 4d.; Pork, 2s. Bd. to 55. ;
overboard the next morning. masa 46, Andover Road 56, WINCHESTER 64, Bishnpstoke 2s. Bd. to 4s.
Cross-examined by Mr. CLA.RKSON-The African Sir PETER LAURIE-A rasa deal of fraudulent brought up before Mr. Long charged with an assault. protected, but lie was determined to put a stop to
DOWN. UP. NE WGATE AND LEADEN alsiLle 'aoa
dealing ha.s been carried on in. Companies. Defendant John Mullins, landlord of the "Red Lion," those who infringed the law. He had no doubt of ll (Gosport Junction) 72, SOUTHAMPTON 77, Bottley 77, Fare-
ham 82, GOSPORT 87.
coast was a very unhealthy one, and vvas not much sale,
.A.
liked by English sailors. Witness Was never drunk -No doubt of it ; and I believe this Company to be Edgeware-road, stated that yesterday evening, the defendant keeping the witness out of the way, Departure Arrival I! Departure Arrival ' There was a very good show of Meat, Gea 'M-
ite 8
during either the outward orhomeward bound voyages; without stability. Here are the shares for which about eleven o'clock, the prisoners came into his therefore, he should not lessen the penalty one farthing. TRAINS.
Rfrov:
ug y. Derby
at 1, TR A INS. from at
Derby. Rugby. DOWN TRAINS. Departure Arrival at Arrival Poultry ; the de
from Southamp- at mand moderate and prices unlia tb
1 0
be never drank out of the demijohn till he fell on Mr. Gordon supposes I have obtained a valuable con- house and ordered a pot of beer ;he entered - ____ —...._ _._ _a._ -,_ —.
,_____,
deration
the deck, and nests. attempted to break open the door si • the tap-room, and seeing a young man there who had SUICIDE OFF THE CHAIN PIER, Ist
________ inferior kinds were neglected. Of E the
ggs fe
of the spirit-chest. On one occasion, the Captain and Sir PETER LAURIE-To whom did you pay the been concerned in a robbery at the Lord Hill public- BRIGHTON. 2d ...... 9451210 E ,! 2d
3d
115 E 340 ..................... 70 M 10 5 M Itl 3011 l
a o ....... ........ . ........ 9 0
Fast Train -....... ............ II 0 12 20 E 1• E arge supply, from 4s. 6d. to 6s. 6d. per 120.
• 00
witness quarrelled, and he struck the prisoner, who money you got from him ? Defendant-It is now house, he ordered him out, when the prisoners caught On Friday afternoon an inquest was held at the 4th 250 530 E , 4th ...... 440 7 0 Goods Train . ..„, 2 0
. .......... 12 Noon 610 225
6 25 TEA MARKET.. for
Holders were firni, and obtained full rates 100
said he must be drunk, or he would not have done so. eighteen months ago, and it is impossible for me to say. and threw him down. His brother and the barman Sussex County Hosnital, on the body of George sth 845 110 50 I sth 730 10 0 qix.'d Train ......................... 10 E 420 5 0
'Witness -was not drunk, and never had been so. The Sir PETER LAURIE-From whom did you purchase came to his assiitance, and they were served in ths. Adams, aged 20, a Private soldier in the lath regi- 6th Mail 12 20 SI 1249A1 'I 6th Mail 10 40 12 50 31 kilsatellTrnain 3 0 6 0 625 sorts :on Wednesday the public sales will take P
Captain required him to write an apology in the log- them ? Defendant-From Mr. , a member of same manner. With the assistance of the police, how- ment of foot. ON SUNDAYS.
Ist ...... 7 30M 10 ONI Ist ...... 6 4551 930 E Man. ........„
Goods Train
8 30 8 30
11 57 9 0
12 31 111 TALLOW MARKET. aa the
10 0 40 M 5 0 A fair business was done in P.Y.C. at 485' ;eat'
book, but witness did not recollect whether he did so the Stock Exchange. ever, they were taken to the station-house. John Goffe, a gentleman residing at 15, Upper 2d
or not. Witness wrote something in the log-book Sir PETER LAURIE-Let Brand, the marshalman, William Mullins and an sther witness corroborated Rock-gardens, deposed that on Wednesday evening 34
Ditto
whieh did not satisfy the Captain. Never wrote an go to the Stock Exchange, and tell the gentleman I the preceding evidence, and a policeman stating that last he was on the Chain Pier, accompanied by his 4th
5 0 E 8 45 1) 10
apology for being- drunk. Was ill of a fever vvhile wish to speak with him. they were notorious thieves, Mr. Long fined each 20s. wife. A soldier was standing at the Pier-head, look- The times of arrivinff at and departing, from Nottingham and Short Trains to Wokin tlO l','i Miming, la,lurat
i_ , 412 32 M
.14 14, and 5 COUNTRY CORN MARKET___
1 -reo3,
the vessel was at Benin, and was given some medi- ! Brand, upon his return in a few minutes to the or fourteen days in the House of Correction. ing over the rails apparently very thoughtful. He
c, De7by are nearly the same. Evenine caliin t • t "'
in
an
1,,,,,,,,,.
~ Ifa ia ervening stations, and performing the journey 1 Wheat. Barley. Oats. I Beaus 1...„, 4
eine by the doctor of a barque called the Peru, that ! .
justice -room, said, " When I• inquired for the gen • MA RLBORO UGII-STI?EE7I. then got up and got over the railings, holding by his -------___-_____
en minut s. Sundays at itla M, and at 21,. and 7la g F-- --- -- -- ...." '4' t° '''
er Quarter. s. to s. s. to s. s. to s 5. to ..
, . 13 /
was lying in the roads of Benin. Never heard the ;
' tleman I was told that he had not been seen these' Two ill-looking young men, who gave the names of left hand. Witness cried out, "Th t
a man has no
(IN C9NJUNCTION
NORTH MIDLAND.
WITII TIP. MIDLAND COUN- UP TRAINS. ' Abingdon.... 57 7•' '26 ''6 21 31, 33 •i• '
. De 'arture Departure Arrival A d ' - - " .
from from South .... /
n 0var...... 52 61 .'7 29 c(1 24 - -"' ..... 21
- at Banbery 56 (0 22 ;27 1, 21 96 40 33
doctor say that his illness arose from drunkenness, and , twelvemonths on the Stock Exchange, and the last Henry Passenger and Alfred Lewis, were on Friday business there." The deceased th Iled off his
en pu TIES, BIRMINGHAM AND DERBY, 111ANCHES- Gosport. ampt n. Nine Elms, Bas:ngstoke 16 6.: 14 30 21 '.5 • 5 :71, s /
that a little work would do him good. He time he was heard of WM immediately after he threw placed at the bar, charged by the Rev. William Bug- belt, and placed it upon the railings. Witness TER AND SHEFFIELD, MANCHESTER AND -- _ _____-_-- --- _ Cirencester.. 53 70 2', 25 22 3'l .'43 ''' 44 '4
believed, however, that he had said so. When the himself into the sea from the chain pier at Brighton." (len, 5, Holland-street, Kensington, with stopping him, noticed some ladies speaking to him, and immediately LEEDS, HULL AND SELBY, AND THE GRE Min'
AT Mixed P
'-rain - 65 24 29 ' ell 16 :pi --• a') '',..
030 7 0 10 au Darentry.... 56 61 22 26 46 21 33 36 -.1 . ,
deceased was first struck by the Captain, witness Sir P. Lamm-Why, Mr. Willion, how could you on the preceding night in Hyde-park, accusing him one of them called out, "He is in." Witness looked NORTH OF ENGLAND.) Goods Frain
-
thought he was stecringvery well, although the Cap- let me send for a man who had drowned himself? lof committing an unnatural offence, and picking his over and saw him in the sea. He appeared as if he DOWN TRAINS. Mixed Train B3O 9 0 12 30 Howden...... -51-3,19_, _ 33 60 ,
Fast Train lO 31 11 0 2 0 Hungerford .44 16 29 n 2 20 ‘2B 31 42
tain did not think so. The vessel was then on her Defendant-I-low could I know it for a fact ? pocket. could swim. Witness commenced ringing the alarm Mixed Trdin l2 10 E 10 E 430 Malt is
Departure from I Arrival at 5; 68 26 3J 22 34 - --. 1 /
proper COUrse for a vessel heating to windward. Sir P. LAuRIE -Did you not know that he had From the Rev. prosecutor's statement, it appeared bell, and told a female to continue ringing whilst he
, Mixed 'l'rain 520 6 0 915 Nett Ingham 59 24:1 27 18 2 t 25 '2 3° "‘ /
Wii2it t,113 Captain came up, he said, " Why, where thrown himself from the chain pier ? Defendant-I that on the previous night, as he was proceeding,about ran for assistance. ,
Derb r Sheffield. .Sheffiel/1.1 Leeds. ma"• York Darling- Goods Tra.n
the devil 'are you going, to now ?" The sails were saw an account of it in the newspapers, but how could half-past a 0 clock, alona the footpath between Hyde- James Barber special constable on the Chain Pier, che ter. • ton. SUNDAYS. Warwick '•'• - -28 30 26 30 - ---i
3 1 AI ... ........ OEI ~ mail.
6 1951 8 3051 6 40111 9 _O5l ... o, . 135 NI 215 M 525 M Winchester - 60 _
not flapping- at the time. After the deceased was 11 know that he was drowned ?-(Great laughter.) park corner and the bage across the Serpentine, he deposed that about a quarter before seven he was - `2 , - 4 ' -". '4.
.. 7 3511 H. lO 15 11 45 It 0 145 aliaed 1 rain - 51 - 26 - 21 I - 39 ''
struck- by the Captain, he remained. at the wheel more 1 Complainant-Why should he tell me the shares lie.ard a whistle, and three men immediately sprang engaged lighting the pier lamps, when he met the last 615 845 , 9 PO5l . ... Ditto ..
than half an hour. Witness could not sas, whether I would be up to eightpence in a fortnight ? Defen- upon him, the prisoners at the bar being two of the three. witness, who told him he thou ht idler svas 930 10
g aso 45 111 45 ' 1 lbE .
• 1 5 OE 2 0 E 5 15E Short Trains'leave Waking daily at 71431, 114, Sta and 714 E. Sun. Per Bushel. s.d. s.d. 1 ' . el• ''#
days at 9la 111, 61.1, and 814 E. ' s.d. s.d. s.d. s. d. a. (1. ..,,d. be A
Birminghorn 7 0 5 6 3 6 4 6 3 6 40-I 0 0 0" 4
the deceased after this altered the course of the ship.; dant-a-I only told you what I heard others say. One seised him by the coat, and applying a most op- drowning himself. Witness got a cork buoy, and ran 12 45E 2 OE 2 45E i 4 0 635 445 7 0 514
Never heard a word of anycanvass being lost until the 1 Every one who has had dealings in shares understands Prohrious name to hiin, accused him of an unnatural to the further end of the gallery under the pier, and 345 430 530 7 0 845 745 LONDON AND BRIGHTON. WAKEFIELD CORN mAlthEr- a flee
deceased was flogged for stealing it. Never saw any sewn 1 the whole business. No doubt, if Mr. Gordon got crime, adding, " I know, and have seen all, and there threw out the buoy to the soldier. Seeing it was no 64
00 530 632815 10 0 STATIONS, with their Distances from London Bridffe. Waeat, Red, Essex and Kent .. s. 40s. to .1d• 60e4f, ~
730 ,8 la t 9 45
d never saw the decea,sed with
up rudely into a jacket, a,n , .
eightpence or a shillin a share
g ,he would not care a goes the soldier" (at the same time pointing to a soldier good he jumped into the sea and swam with the buoy SUNDAYS. Lorinow, New Cross 3. CROYDON 10%, Godstone Road 131, --- Lin. and Cam
•r of trowsers This was
any canvass except an old pai . . . . fh 1
straw 1 t e oss fell upon the erson
him -(Lau hter ) P vvho purchased of who waa walking at some distance). He then said to towards the deceased; but when witness was within 3 19E -
THREE BRIDGES 29i, Balcombe 33%, Havw,a'an's"HeY -;'i
,------- Yorkshire
--- V; hite
s 48'. to 51,• sock,
the second heating the deceased had since he came to .. . g . .
witness, that he should give him in charge of the po- four yards of him jie disappeared. Witness swam 7OM 8 4511 9 4551,11 1551 IOE 12 Noon 374, Hassock's Gate 43%, BRIGHTON 504. EATH --- Foreign, fted -s s. th Oh ors,
the ship, and it was inflicted with a rope s en .
' d After , Sir P. LAURIE-It is com lete sw' dr
p . ta mg on the lice, but immediately added, " You must give me some about for two or three minutes, and gave up, think- 3OE 4 30E 5 30E1 7 15E 930 BOE _..— White -s, ....4, to 5136: 60elis
Barley, Norfolk and SufEolk 304. to 32. „0.,..
'f 1 h
lc 1 part o t lose w o put out such thin s *a* The Down Trains arrive at Hull in about tan hours Leave Arrive in 1
_lr..eave Arrive in ----- Lincolnshire
the beating the dece:ased went to his work as usual. I 1 g amongst the money," and then, forcing his hand into witness's left ing the flood tide had carried hins away. Witness on DOWN. London. Bright m i UP.
began to grow worse about the beginning of De- i Phl. Df d Ihs hd
u ic. een ant- a'e a nothing to do with hand trousers pocket, abstracted a brown silk net his return struck against the deceased with his right later than their arrival at York. _ ll ighton. London. --- Yorkslute Wold
-- Foreign
eember, about three weeks before he died. The de.- i issuing them. purse, containing 7s. or Bs. ;he then ran off, but at foot, but being nearly exhausted, he seated himself on --- - - - - -•- MAIL. Firsi.
Mixed ..... 743 31 10 :5 31 'Froth Cro •
)- . 7 3031 Beans, New
_.,--••• ose,
. VI. tO 34' onEM
1 /toe
Sir P L AURIE-You allowed me to s UP TRAINS. - Old
Class 945 11 43 'Mixed
CeaSed was a, mulatto, and born in the Havannah. • - end for a man the same moment the prisoner Lewis laid hold of him, one oa the cross pieces of the pier, when he saw some-
, ToCroydon 10 45 First Class.. 9 0 11 11 --4.- Poland -s. --s. to 204. rid!,
'Fhe deceased's allowance was reduced. about the time awho was drowned a year ago, and who appears to be and repeated the char • e 1
ge in nar y the same words as thing come up. Witness then stretched himself out, Departure from , Arrival at Mixed ... II 45 4 215 E :31tit.31ixed It 0 130 E -- Vriez,land and Smell -a. -s. to W. , steez
that he \vas beat about the canvass, as was also wit- I the only witness you can call.--(Laughter.) How the other person had used. At tl • t.
iis nue some gentle- and got hold of the collar of deceased's coat, and drew - baealing ......--.... we. te itiAd.PC,:fl.O:A
Mixed 3 0 530
,First Class 33 I 530 Shilling - 63. P;,. i el..
ness's. 'Witness he h C t • tell the person 1
aril t e ap ain , could you engage in the sale of shares at 6d. each ? men came up and witness told h
t ens what had hap- deceased towards him IVitness unclasped his t k Darling-1
SOC , ton. York. 31an-
che. te Leeds. Sheffield. Sheffield. Derb First Class 420
a. 630 Mixed
wh° served out the, Pr % isions to give that fellow (mean- Defendant-Why, I bought 800 shares of the London Pened• One ef the bYstanders iMmediatel volun- and threw it awa .h' king 't would r •lieve li. Mixed .. ... 6 0 830 :Ditto
Rapeseed ...... ................. .......... -1 0, :81. Os, 291.05: r- k
ing the dece ,1)" ° ' - th rest of the
ase , half the allowance e and Westminster Bank, now one of the first in the teered to fetch a polic •
man , t th. ' h Y a 1 hldh' y, t
.in__ a 1 _
__ a
._ nn,
a is tune, owever, a an- Lien e 1111 until Pearce, a fellsw-worktnari, - I
730 845 ,9 30 11 15 ToCroydon 930 .
9 0 12 ;.40 31 Goods
! 9 0 ,2 30 M DEVIZES CORN MARKET.
~ .64.4
crew had. Dia not think that at any time there avast empire, at 6d. per share. constable came up, and he gave the two prisoners into came to his assistance. There was a heavy swell at 6 15111 8 4551 7 031 930 10 45 11 45 12 45E SUNDAYS From SUNDAYS. Per Qutrrer. S. It fi. d. Per Quarter. .• ,--p• te 16 •
lesathan four feet water i the hold and such was the Sir P. LAURIE-Well, when will you pay Mr. custody. the time, which completely covered the three; witness 914 12 Noon 10 0 IOE 2 Mixed
OE , 2 45E 415 Ditto
10 4S I 115 E I;Mixed
731 M second 5B oto 62 0 Oats
51 0 59 0 ilcans 2 4 0
16 1 16 o
730 M 10 0' Fls"
state of the vessel that slin ' . •
e would make it in 1111 our
h Gordon ? Defendant-If he leaves the shares with Mr. HARDwica--Have
, you any doubt that the thought they would have been all lost, when Mr. 330 ,
12 15E 3 OE 1 10E 4 0 530 16 30 815 Ditto
i 6 19 445 7 9 812 !8 45 10 9 Tr/Croydon 10 0
7 0 E 930 ,I Ditto
!Ditto
345 E 6 15* d,aley
7 0 9ao as 0 eo 0 Flour (per sack).- 49, 116 '''
23 0 28 0 Bread (pc/gallon). ." - , ''.
and a half. Before the third beating of the deceased me I shall sell them when they reach a premium. prisoners were two of the three persons who stopped Mat 1 hp• '
t sews, t e ler-master, called from the top, and SUNDAYS. SHOREII AM BRANCH.-Mixed Trains leave Brighton for Sh HULL CORN MARKET. 4586.
the pumps had been g ' Sir P. LAURIE-The transaction is, I consider, a and robbed you ? Mr. Bugden-I 1 -;- ham daily at 73 : anti 9 3131, Wheat, White (per Quarter) .
oing day and night.
'''' Th '
e CreW so enmly ev‘, ear sent a rope down. The deceased was then drawn up - 554. OS. ;.,.
consisted of about sixtee - a , , very discreditable one, but it would appear as if there that I have not ; besides, they were detained until over the rails Witness had - 1
_a ' -'' au 7°E Red
nor eighteen men. Ihe crew I apparently dead. not
was in a bad state of healtla, and witn ss and the car- I were no use in exposing things of this kind. Gulls they were given into custody. strength to keep the deceased's whole body out of the 3.30 E 6 19E1
stigEs, Barley, Malthig ' 'Ss 20s. 0.
penter had bad legs. It was e h I crowd in from all sides. Police-sergeant Buckerson, 4A, stated that whilst water, having met • 'd t whilst salutin a* Trains leave Hull for Derby daily at 6% and 1151, and The Mixed Trains stop at all the St t.• tl F' '
a ions, ie irst Class Trains Grinding
Oats, British
lives of all that the necessary to save t e with an acci en da 3at 5E onl
at 2% and SE. On Sun y y , only at First Class Stations. I7s. 200. NIL
pumps should be worked da and Defendant-I have had nothing to do with the busi- on duty in Hyde-park, about half-past nine o'clock Queen Adelaide, i 1833, hich partly deprived himg -,..:,,,,,-,,,..,„.„,„.„,..nii Beans Foreign (in bond) 164 P4l. 54g.
night, and with that exertion, if a a-ale had Y
sprung up, ness, excePt as an agent, and theY may be good the previous evening, he received information that aoF the use of n •wd ti f th •
one arm. _Me ep a rom e pier to -
GRAND JUNCTION. LONDON AND DOVER. Pease, Grey .'
;365, 37s •47,-.
the vessel would have foundered. When the Captain s G'c
t k for what I know, but I t •
mus say that I have no gentleman had been robbed near the stone bridge, the sea, was -about forty feet, and at the time there was OPEN TO HEADCORN STATION. Linseed Blue and White
465. 1°•410. '
said that the deceased was going to strike him w•t ss great opinion of them.-(Laughter.) and directly proceeded to the spot, where he found nine feet of water - FROM BIRMINGHAM TO Lt. ..„ a
.c ROM LAYERPOOL TO BIRMINGHAM. DOWN TRAINS. Flour per sack . .............. . -17. :3'164
made no reply., Witness believed that t. e I ne..
Sir P. LAURIE-Well, Mr. Gordon, Yon must seek the prosecutor, surrounded by 10 or 12 other persons. Edwa d P . the Pier Company,
Rapeseed (per 10 quarters) • .............
-.......
-'' "J '
h Captain r earce carpenter to Departure from Arrival at Head- Departure from Arrival in
London
wished to kill' all the Spaniards, and tried p h e f tion in the Court of Requests, or by an action. The prosecutor, pointing out the prisoners, gave them confirmed the ev• ' It 1
wi ness. Leave I Time of Arrival at ' corn Station. . Headcorn. London. ____________
retty ard sa is ac idence of the as k
BIRTHS. Sri'
to serve him in the same way. Never said,when th C I m orry for you, but I hope it will be a lesson into custody, as being two out of three persons who James Magnus, I
e ap. a s ance corpora ,
1 and George Season, Birmingham.
-- - . ' Departure. Birmingham.
-- --- 7 3 , 31
930 ...--....... --............. ........., .............. ......................
lo 5 M I. 75 Al 940 31 On the 22d inst., at Ed basto E. ''n ham, -
tain nearly knocked his tooth out, "By sod, ru reta- to you. had robbed him, and accused him of an unnatural a private, gave evidence as to the state of mind of First Class .., .1 45 M First Class... 331 31 80 M 10 30 11 45 ,• 840
1 5 E I() 55 11 15
110 E T. Tebbitt, of a son. g n, near irmi g -
..,6
Ore°
liatee." After he was removed fromthe Captain's table, Mr. Gordon then carefully reckoned his shares, and crime. He then took them to the station-house, the deceased ;• he as always low-spirited, but 'Aircirj,:ta 17
3(„), riirictirrain, S
10 11 31
12 45 E 1 30 E 4 0 223 E 4 55 On the I Ith inst., at Wiesbaden, the Lady ROO
Of
4 0 6 15 4 23 6 40 of a son. 1011
his meals were sent regularly from it for a short time, 'finding the number all right, folded them up and put where they were searched, hut nothing found upon more particularl w'
' the last day or two
y within First Class...l 442 45 E Firsst C 1:::::: 10 3.0
Mixed Train' 430 Mixed Train, 4OE 3 15,
9 30 615 - 850 610 845 On the 19th inst., at Poddin ton Bedfordshire, tae ,• . .
Never said to the Boy Fare, who acted as steward-- them in his pocket, after which he thanked Sir Peter upon them except 21d., two keys, and a knife. previous to the occurrence ; he was very discon- First Class...
.7 15 First Class ..' 7 0 11 30 SUNDAYS. SUNDAYS. the Rev. John Brercon, of g ' -..4pit
" May terror strike the ; may they come to want, Laurie and departed. - The priaoners made rambling defences, but both tented at being a soldier, and appeared as if he had suta DAYS. SUNDAYS. 815 51 1 10 50 M
130 E. 45 E 735M110 11 31
12 50 E 325 E On the 2 ' a son.
Oth inst., at Cheyne-rorr, Chelaea, Mrs. SOP'
and their children to poverty ; I hope the ship will GUILDIIALL. agreed in stating that they had never seen each other felt some one behind isim On one occasion he ad- First Cless...l 145 M First Class...' 330 M 9 051 7 0 933 7 0 935 of a daughter. 110
'7 30 Mixed Train 8 15 12 45 E _
On the 20th inst • F d ' h de of WI
~ in re eric-street, t e w
sink, and that God will answer my prayer." There Elizabeth Blakeley, an extremely good-looking before, but happening, accidentally, separately to cross initted being low • • *
-spirited, t r
h ough leaving a girl he N:xx:,l :Rain'
n' 11 30 Mixed Train 10 30 315 NO RT HE RN AND EASTERN. Ballantine, Esq.
were two log_shaes on board, and when the captain girl, was charged with attempting to destroy herself the park, saw a man in asvhiteshootingcoat, holding the kept company with, and would often say he wished mi. ed Train' e 45 E ,111ixed Trull 7 0 E 12 Night ,of a daughter. , pato
struck the decea,sed on the head with one the frame by throwing herself from Blackfriars-bridge. prosecutor and demanding assistance to secure Min, himself home again. He had just finished his drill, • Those Trains meet the North Union Train to Preston at Parkside OPEN 'fo BISHOP'S STORTFORD. On the 21st inst., at Caine, the wife of E. T. Clarkv°
0
was broken to pieces. Did not know whether the
/Wm. Putt, P 13, stated that he was on duty on as he had committed an unnat 1 '
ura crime. Passenger which appeared to please him very much. He en- - - L-- -- --- • STATIONS. with their Distances from Shoreditch.
Lea Bridge 534, Tottenham 714. Edmonton a Ponder's End of a son.
!IN, On the 21st • t WI h • wF. Street,
ins ~ at a t amstow, Mrs. • .ti
slate produced waathe one by which the deceased was B.ackeriars_bridge last night, and he saw the prisoner said that he refused to " touch him," but Lewis ob- listed at Paisle ' ' 7 His character was ver CHESTER AND CRE WE. Waltham 1-10. , Broxbourne 13, Roydoa 22, Harlow 26%, Sawbridge- adm h if
lkin yon Juno 1 • Y • ,yorth 2314, Stortford 321, g ter, who lived only a few hours. J 50
struck. Witness was not in the main-rigging at the wa
.g up and down in a very singular and served that he laid hold of the prosecutor's hand. good, and he had never bean punished, recorded, or Fa" eREWE TO CHESIIIR. FROM CHESTER TO CREWE. On the 22d inst. at Blacklie -
, ath park, Ken ,
t Mrs. • .
arboard side, but at the pump at the time the de- suspicious manner, and he watched her. He observed Mr. Haanwica (to Isewis)-Then you admit lay- found fault with, s• h 1 d been in the regiment, MAD Leaves Crewe. Leaves Chester. DOWN TRAINS. I. UP TRAINS of a ann. George .
ince e la 4 15M MAIL ...
leased was sent int th • • r
0 e riggina. her get upon the seat, and he immediately went across ing hold of him ?-Lewis (very much confused at his In answer to t' by a Juryman, one of the
a a ques ion nett Trasn 9 0 First Class ll 30 Departure IDep .rture Arrival Departure , eparture Arrival
from fromßrox- at from 'fromßrox. at On the 22d inst., at Elm Lodge, Brixton-hill, A
several other witnesses were called, who deposed the road to her, and he • • • I h i t Class ...... ..... ... 2OE Mixed T•ain
was just in time to catc i er admission) replied, that being told by the man in the soldiers said the drill of the regiment was Particularly mama ...
- Shoreditch.' bourne. Stortford 1 Stortford.l bourne. Shoreditch. Ashley, of a daughter.
-----
40 the treatment the deceased had received at the hand dress as she was jumping f • Ift 1 t. 0. •acket the crime 'tl •11.
rom the bndge, whereby wi e s ioo in,, j . wi aa, ,ch he was light, inore so than in any other. -AIL .
On Sunday on7y tly. Mail Trains run. 750 , —-- ----- --0,
*of the prisoner, but there was a ver 'clerable •
y eons]. he saved her. She
was taken to the station-house, charged, he had prevented him from going away, while The Jury returned a verdict of " Temporary In- 8 0 111 .848 31 9 '25 31 53031 t 5 56 M 640 m
930 110 1.3 10 -15 '4B 0 1' 45 MARRIED. i„,,,T, i
On the 21st inst., at St. Nicholas Church, Brigh- re°
variation in their evidence. and there she tt
a empted to stra 1 the other went, as he supposed, in search of a police- sanity," and h Coroner to append their C HESTER AND BIRKENHEAD. 11 .10 11220E12 50 E 8201 8 52
9 40 iet. 6
Vernon, Esq., of Tewkesbury, to Euphemia Harcs_riod.A ‘
At the close of the case for the t. M '
proseen 1011, ir. handkerchief. All sh • ng e herself with her requested t e
r ROM CII 130 E 221
ESTER TO BIRKENIIrAD. FROM BIRKENHEAD TO CHESTER. 33) ,4 ta 251 920 '9 to 10 on
e said was, " Why did you not man. I3oth he and his fellow-Prisoner were very much satiaaction at h d gallant conduct of Jana 450 ti 31 ;12 2 E 12 48 E daughter of Sir Robert Graham, Bart., of Eak, Com"' giclion
let me do it ?" t e noble an es MA it at SM, and Mixed Trains Mixed Trains atB 2 ' and 10 .031, ' ' ' ' 550 230 E 1 a 0 On the 22d inst., at St. Bride's. Fleet street, Mr• uter 0'
4 :..0 5 25 3 43
Justice Causwitt.r. intimated that, in his opinion, surprised when they were given into custody. Barber. 'at 830 and 1,130 Al, and at 1,4, and at 1., 50 and 3 50E, MAIL ,t 520 020 43 ) ,5 0 Sharpe, of Gough-squire, to Mary Brook, eldest daeg" ,
there was not sufficient proof of the cau f h d
se ote e- The girl's grandmother ste ped f
sorward and sa.id The prisoners were
dfully
tcoirmkitted. to.Nem,:gate, Thide CORONER heartily concariaed, and
_hoped he 5 49
anVensavas.-31411, at SM, end 6 LNE"nAvs.-Mixed Trains at 830 Bi' 6 6F 531 leave Paore , U)Sund 7T5• ' 8 ° slr. T. Jenks, of Fleet-street. -.---.--"....
ceased's death, to warrant the Jur in 0 ' ,t' • the that the prisoner had no parenPt On Sun ays ra ns . . , ays rains leav St
5' e rim ing . 3. he had been in and the officer was or ered o in.a e inquiry in the wou be rewarded by the Royal Humane Society. ta!aet Trains at 930 M, and at and 9 540 M, and 615 E, MAIL at ditch for Sten tford at 8 and 9 31431, ford for Shoreciiten at
5e,0 ort.
• of the charge of murd
prisoner er, or even of man- 'ervice till about six weeks
• ago, when she was se- meantime respecting them and their connexions. A Juryman said a-subscription was already on foot 63"
E' , 630 L.
and at •2 3 , 3 30, and BE. , 9 3031, and at 130, 4 'O, and• 4 or D IE n. 90
slaughter ; but the Jury might, if they pleased, find duced by a young man who lod d •
ge in the house, and John Saboni, a man describing himself as an officer for him Steam Packets leave Liverpool for Birkenhead 20minutes before e This Train leave• Broxbourne half an hour earlie - ' On board her Majesty's ship Volage, W. Blen
the starting ot each Train for Chester, and from Birkenhead for Li. ron Mondays. 00rbas ,
him guilty of an assault. • who was said to be a composite, in from Chester Coure , third son of Ca tain d 110'
ron a Morning Paper. in the army, was charged with obtaining money under ............-aseesees"*"'"'"'"'""""---.--- verpool on the arrival of every Tra . • y P e Courey, R.N. toot
Mr. CLARKSON addressed the Jury at Ever since she had left her situatio -_-_-ea---.-- _
great length, n she had been very false pretences. Lord Fran ' E rt has .arrived at Dunrobin
cis ge On Great George-street, Westminster. Joego
on the part of the prisoner. low in spirits, and had once or t ' NORTH UNION. OPEN to BRENTWOOD. tus
wice attempted to The complainant said that he was a servant, and Castle, on a visit to the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland. On the 17th inst., at Montgomer Ch Salto zi
nowNT TRAINS leave Shoreditla at 830 and 110 M y, arles ea
..
Mr. Justice CRBSSWBEL, in sumining up
.the evi- make away with hersela
that the prisoner came to him•and said that he was a On Friday, at Tay
lor's Hill, a Viro2•ll il2 the act of Trains leave Liverpool for 11.ancaster at 3 15,(Mail), 8 45, 30. 4 15, 50,6 'I , and 7 45E On SuNnaVa at 41 n I..and at 20, Esq., eldest son of Captain Sir C. T. J0ne5,.11.1,....
deuce, said that there was no proof of any specific act, The MAGISTRATE ordered her to be taken into a half-pa ffi • dh h •
y o cer in the army, an t at . e was going to drying flax, set fi b' :when, melanchol
re to aea tra , and 11 NI, and at 2 .30 and 44a E ; and from Manchester for at 29. 3U.
y to) Lancaster, at lb minutes after the Liverpool time of starting. 45 minutes. ,
4e, 6 30, and 740 E. The
journey • ' an 10 031, and
.................... _
Is performed in about - - ' 0
006'0
on the part of the prisoner, to which the death of the Prl
••yst. tom aid he would consider what should be b a/
UP TRAL S leave Brentwood London : Printed and Published by MURDO 11. tr,stul,r
at 8 45, 9 45 a d 10
e married to a lady of fortune at Gravesend. He relate, four young children perishtd in the flames.- 1 Trains leave Lancaster for Liverpool and Manchester, at 2, 2 31, 3 30, 5 3.1 6 30, and 7 45E. Co 8 , n 45M, and at No 112 Strand
• !at The Sun Office, No. 119.1 'id44'
(*mut coUld,be tariblited, and corpieuted at great --4:°11. With II"' * then asked witness for the loan 0f.504 ttad which he . Galway Vindicator. 710 and 8 45111 and at 110 and 50 E. and at 2 30, 4
3d, 6
a. a
4a,
ar.4 7
4aE.R UNDAY3 at 8 .45 and ,101 4I . . •. -
' ' ' • . . a the County-of bliddltisex, Menday, 'September "' '

Departure Arrival A:rival
DOWN TRAINS
DOWN TRAINS. from at :.t
London. Rugby. Birmingham Daily, except Sundays. Paddington. Junction. Destination.
Detpraerin tu re Arrival
Swindon at Arrivalt
heia t
their
.--- . —-- Goods Train to Taunton .... 430 51 10 0 M 855 E
Mixed, to Birmingham ... 60 M 930 M 11 15 M To Taunton
Third Class, ditto
Mixed, ditto ... 8 0 11 56 M 145 Short Train to Maidenhead 9 0
First Class, ditto
Mixed, to Rugby
*MAIL, First Class 945 1 8 230 To Taunton l2 Noon 2 58 635 E
Mixed, to Birmingham ... 11 0 243 430 Short Train to Slough l3O . 215
Ditto ditto
Ditto, to Aylesbury ...... 3 0 Short. Train to Readinif
Ditto, to Birmingha m... 5 0 18 38 10 15 Short Train to Slough. 430 ..
• Ditto, to Wolverton
*MAIL, Mixed B3O 11 58 130 M Short Train to Maidenhead 530 630
*MAIL, to York, by Rugby, 9 0 ;12 15 M To Swindon
MAIL, to Taunton .... ...... 855 11 35 255 M
Departure I Depar- Arrival Goods Train to Taunton .... 930 215M10 45 .
UP TRAINS. from lure from at
SUNDAY DOWN TR %INi.
Birmingham Rugby. London.
Short Train to Slough
*Mixed, from Wolverton..
Ditto ditto
Ditto, from Birmingham... 7 0 M 823 M 12 45 E MAIL, to Taunton . ...... .. 10 15 1 0 E 430 E
Ditto, from Aylesbury
*MAIL, First Class
Mixed, from Birmingham 10 0 11 17 315 To Swindon 7 0 110 0
Ditto ditto l2 Noon 123 E 6 0 MAIL, to Taunton
Ditto ditto ll5 E 235 630 -
Ditto, from Rugby 4 0 745 UP TRAINS Time Leave i Arrival
of Swindon i at
Third Class, from Birmin
,g. 220 413 10 0 Daily. except Sundays. , Starting. Junction. Paddington.
First Class, ditto - 4 0 517 915 Short Train from Reading..., 730 Al .= 855 51
Mixed, ditto. 6 0 718 11 15 Ditto from Slough .... 9 0
*MAIL, Mixed. ditto 'l2 Night 1 2.351 5 30M From Swindon ! 730
*Mixed, from Rugby
The Sunday Trains are marked li. Short Tr. from Maidenhead 11 15
In addition to those marked, there is a Mixed Train leaves MAIL, from Bristol ........I 840 10 23 110
Birmingham on Sundays at 130 E, calling at all the Stations, Short Tr. from Maidenhead , 1 45 E
and arriving in London at 730 E. Goods Train from Taunton.. 730 51 540 E 12 0
From Taunton
BIRMINGHAM AND DERBY. Ditto
Short Train from Slough .. , 5 30
DOWN. UP. From Taunton
Departure Arrival
I,sGtihrrooonodm,tsTTTarruaa.ininntoffrnroo
mm Ts
laouungtho n.....
86 300
SEI 240 740
Short Tr. from Maidenhead 8 0
,7 45
35
51 109 25
59 n
Denayurel Arrival
MAiL, from Taunton ....... 141 1155
TRAINS, from Bin. I at TRAINS. from at Bir-
.. m Swindon
mingham., Derby. Derby. mingham.
, MAIL from Taunton
—___...l—'
*MA it. —.112 30111 2 15 51 i•Mixed .. 8 2051 10 20\1 SUNDAY UP TRAINS,
8 45 M
LAtlscixe2dd,...
107
300
128 50
15 E 'I 7 0
Class
Trains 4 0 554 *MAIL ... 1
}l4ll 433050 E
631 4.2:0) E
short Tr. from Maidenhead 730
6 45 10 30 NI 1 10 E
Short Train from Slough ... 5 0 E ......
From Taunton ... 'l2 30 420 E 720
Mixed ..... 615 815 i
Ditto from Reading ....! 9 0
i' 1 0 12 4551
.
The Trains marked • run on Sundays, in addition to which
10 30
MAIL, from Taunton '
•••• ••• 11 15, 235 51 525 51
eTirthaeinrsplleaaeveeaßt i7rmisingEh.am and Derby at 5 39 E, and arrive at
The Short Trains stop at all the intervening Stations.
.---

NAME OP RAILWAY. 0.. Tont amount Tetal amount pito
Those marked • carry 1 h :authorized to expended to !bc pep
no heavy goods i and :7 be raised by dates of latest i
thus f run no '1 rains X 5.• Shares and Balanc* cs`;o•Wk
on Sundays. Loans. Sheets
.......4
-
---................,5. & ;
X. s. d X. w• 'LI $
10 •
1 -Arbroath and !.orfar... 1 16.)00 ,0 t, 1%6705 9 ,71$ 9 •
Birm & Derby Junction 4EO 1,056,666 0 0.1,043,983 •ui3 pi •
Birm. k Gloucester
Brandling Junction 25 45 ,COO OVI 404,823 16 1
,i„2 0
Chester and Birkenhead 141 499,999 0 0 456,662 10 1,-• 0 ,
Dubin and Kingstown 6 370,101 0 0 340,262 4ti 0 i
tDundee and Arbroath 161 140,0.'0 0 0 143,552 5 ,•,, 119
• Eastern Counties
Edinburgh & Glasgow 46 1 233,234 19 ' i 510
"tGlasg., Paisley, & Ayr 40 8.13,000 r. 0 857299 1411; 10 0
(Grandla , Pais., & Green 221 709,116 5 31 709,116 5 „,01
J mction B3l 1,957,800 0 012,280,599 3 ""4 10 g
Great Nnrth of England
.45 11,00 ,000 0 01 997,147 I, I?! 0 0
Great Western ' OM; 6,463,513 17 11'6,282,478 2 I'l ... •
Hay:e ,lB 96,000 001 125,000 •9: • •
Hull and Selby l3l 533,333 0 0 628,919 19-111 334- i
Lancaster and Preston , 204 488,0 ii 0 01 435,399 1 21'10-1-1
Liverpool & Manchester: 31 1,812,375 0 0
,1,515,255 2 „ g lU. 0
London & Birmingham 1145,750,0 oii 5,724,807 6 ','„j $ •
London & Blackwall ' 31:1,000,000 0 011,071,717 441 .., •
London & Brighton 150 ,2,400,000 0 0;2,269,359 • 'a' sw #
London & Croydon li." 741 000 •0' 637,875 10 :,' oi •
I,endsn & Greenwich ) 's 993,300 0 01 966,239 41.1 1i
London &South Western 9? .1'2.540,100 u • 2,420,172 19 .11 ..! i
.. , f f_ . = •

DOWN.
I UP.
Departure Arrival i Departure Arrival
TRAINS, at I TRAINS. from at
Rugby. Derby Derby. Rugby.
6 45M 9 0M Ist
2d ...... 945 12 10 E; 2d
Rfurogmb
3d
4th 250 530 E 4th ...... 440 7 0
sth 845 110 50 I sth 730 10 0
6th Mail 12 20 Ml 2 49 M 6th Mail 10 40 12 50 M
ON SUNDAYS.
Ist ...... 7 3051 10 011 let ...... 6 45111 930 E
2d
34
4th
The times of arriving at and departing from Nottingham and
Derby are nearly the same.

Leave Arrive it I Leave Arrive in
DOWN. London. Bright ,n I UP. Brighton. London.
Mixed ...... 743 M 10 15 M 'Froth Croy 7 :OM
MAIL. First i don 920
Class 945 11 43 !Mixed
ToCroydon 10 45 First Class 9 0 11 II
Mixed ... 11 45 215 E ;MsiLMixed 11 0 130 E
Ditto
Mixed 3 0 5 :10 First Class .. 331 5 ?I)
First Class 420 630 Mixed
Mixed..... 6 0 530 :Ditto
Goods 9 0 I'2 eo M Goods 9 0 ,2 30 M
ToCroydon 930
SUNDAYS. From SUNDAYS.
Mixed 745 51 10 15 Mll Croydon
Ditto
Ditto
ToCroydon 10 0 !Ditto
SHOREII AM BRANCH.—Mixed Trains leave Brighton for Shore.
ham daily at 73 ; and 9 3131, and at 12 15, 2 15, 4 45, and 7 OE.
On Sundays at 9 OM, and at 2 15, 3 45. 3 15, and h 43E.
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Mr. HaanwicK--Have you any doubt that the
prisoners were two of the three persons who stopped
and robbed you ? Mr. Bugden--I solemnly swear
that I have not ; besides, they were detained until
they were given into custody.
Police-sergeant Buckerson, 4 A, stated that whilst
on duty in Hyde-park, about half-past nine o'clock
the previous evening, he received information that a
gentleman had been robbed near the stone bridge,
and directly proceeded to the spot, where he found
the prosecutor, surrounded by 10 or 12 other persons.
The prosecutor, pointing out the prisoners, gave them
into custody, as being two out of three persons who
had robbed him, and accused him of an unnatural
crime. He then took them to the station-house,
where they were searched, but nothing found upon
upon them except 2id., two keys, and a knife.
The prisoners made rambling defences, but both
agreed in stating that they had never seen each other
before, but happening, accidentally, separately to cross
the park, saw a man in a white shooting coat, holding the
prosecutor and demanding assistance to secure him,
as he had committed an unnatural crime. Passenger
said that he refu3ed to " touch him," but Lewis ob-
served that he laid hold of the prosecutor's hand.
Mr. HAanwicx (to Lewis)--Then you admit lay-
ing hold of him ?—Lewis (very much confused at his
admission) replied, that being told by the man in the
white shooting jacket the crime with which he was
charged, he had prevented him from going away, while
the other went, as he supposed, in search of a police-
man. Both he and his fellow-prisoner were very much
surprised when they were given into custody.
The prisoners were fully committed to Newgate,
and the officer was ordered to make inquiry in the
meantime respecting them and their. connexions.
John Saboni, a man describing him self as an officer
in the army, was charged with obtaining money under
false pretences.
The complainant said that he was a servant, and
that the prisoner came to hinvand said that he was a
half-pay officer in the army, and that he was going to
be married to a lady of fortune at Gravesend. He
then asked witness for the loan 0f.504 and which he

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