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IIitONEY MARKET and CI T Y NEIV S. Cross-examined by Mr. Doeee-The prisoner was if Mr. M'llae wanted the article to be suppressed he ' STATE OF TR A DE.
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iin the workhouse some weeks before she was confined. (witness) had better see him (Clementson) on Friday, FCsa. eIGN WOOL TRADE, LEEDS, Auo. 96. In 1
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TIMES. -A11,160E81 facts- are continually trans- I The peer of St. Pancras workhouse stated, that 1 tbe 12th. An interview took place, when Clementeon most descriptions of Foreign wool there have been I .„ . . ... ~ . ... .
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li on the 16th of July the dead body of a female child said his friend the editor would suppress the article • t • - • `-)
• , but few transactions (luring the past week, although,
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ye_ INN as brought to the workhouse, and placed in the dead but money was necessary, and it must be paid in now that the disturbances are quelled, there is every
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honse. The body was wrapped up in a piece of cloth. gold ; the demand for the Omnibus would not be exor- prospect of the trade gradually improving. .Sll N ... Thu'rso :
gretted that the Board of Commissioners is not an I
I Witness went in search of the prisoner toWellington- bihant, but the other would be a heavy affair-4001. • P
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epee Court, and that the public are not at once in-
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Formed of the proceedings that are carried on,_ instead stheet, Camden Town. The prisoner came out, and Witness and Clementson went to London'next morn- During the present week sales of Wool have not been
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of having to trust to vague rumours alone, siihich ne- witness told her that she must go along with him, as ing by the earliest steam-boat, and Price, who was extensive. Prices mat- be quoted the same as last '
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she' waS charged with the murder of her female child. also on board, conversed with Clementson during the week. .
cessarily- compromise the character of a vast number
As they were going along the prisoner said she had passage. They retired to a coffee-house, and Cle- YORK WOOL MARKET, AUG. 2.5. The show of
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et' individual;, since, in the present uncertain state of
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taken away the child from the workhouse and taken mentson went out to negotiate the matter ; when he wool has been very limited here to-day; the sales
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the case, it is impossible to ascertain with certainty
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to whom blame in reality attaches. It is under Stood it direct to the canal, that she sat on the bank by returned he said fifteen pounds was all that was re- have been few, but the prices are much ihe same as
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some trees, undressed the child, pinned the cloth round quired for the Omnibus, but his friend had had a hard they have been for some weeks past. Hog• from 12s.
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that thst Chairman of the Board, Mr. Deane, being at
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y it, put it in the water, and put her foot on it. Mrs. 1 fight with the publisher of the placard, who insisted 3d. to 19s. 9d.; Hog and Ewe 1 Is. 4d. to 12s. ; Locks RAILWAYS
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present out of town, the investigation is carried on h
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Edwards asked her if it cried, to. which she replied it on having 4001., for which sum, however, he would and Cots Bs. to 95.; Moor Wool 6s. to 65.6 d. per stone,
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struggled and floated away. Witness took her to the give up all the documents ;he added, that though the TRADE or LEEDS.-We have nothing new to report ,
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the Right Hon. G. Dawson, Commissioner, and Mr.
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station-house and charged her with the murder. • sum was large, there were five persons in it, and two of the state of business in our Cloth market, although .
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Caroline Edwards said the prisonerliyed with her of them were lawyers-a class of men who, notoriously, this is the season at which goods in ordinary times •
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revious to going to the workhouse. Upon witness had not much conscience. He said he had under- are purchased freely for the winter trade. There :
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accusing the prisoner of being in the family way, she -taken, on the faith of witness's concurrence, to sup- was very little business done both on Saturday and I toe eregre O,TY r,,,A,D,_„.3. ,
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former have been .passed at low values, and a low rate
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of duty has been charged upon them accordingly. denied it, and said that she had the dropsy. Witness press the article, and had left the editor writing Tuesday ; prices, however, continue stationary, arid • I aree•••
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stated it was no use deceiving her, and the prisoner " The Queen's Spe,ech in Verse," to supply its place the stocl{ of goods in the hands of the manufacturers
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then said it would be of no consequence to her (wit- in the Omnibits. 11' itness objected to the amount, and is by no means large. Although business continues I
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-unsettled state, as several of the agents who charged
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but it fair rate of commission were astonished that ness), as she the prisoner' was going to leave that Clementson went out again, and once more returned, very dull in the warehouses, there is nevertheless more 1
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night. On the prisoner's leaving, witness followed saying 300/. would be taken, but nothing less ; doing than for some time past.
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they could not find employment from the silk houses.
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The fact is, that conducting their business honestly, her to the workhouse. The prisoner returned to wit- he then asked for the money (151.) for the Or'mnibus
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ness's house some weeks afterwards, and upon wit- but witness observed that he must first have the co- Though tranquillity isrestored in this neighbourhood, ;
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they were unable to offer such advantages as those
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who were connected with the fraud. Butters have ness's husband asking her what had become of her pies (1,500) in his possession. It was then arranged and there is no probability that it will be again dis- ,
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been passed at 4. per cwt. under weight ; spirits have child, she said, laughing, it had kicked the bucket ; that Clementson and his friend should bring the papers turbed by acts of violence on the part of the opera- e
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to which witness replied, that it was a pity she had to Gravesend, and see Mr. M‘Rae ; he did not, how- tives, yet our market to- day is far below an average
been declared to be wine ; false packages, known in
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the slang of illicit trade as " dummies," have been not done so too, as. she was a bad woman. At this ever, keep the appointment. He said that Mr. Price one. There is the usual attendance ot buyers, but
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shined for the drawback, which has sometimes been time the prisoner had a bundle, and upon being was the only other person engaged in the negotiation, all their operations are characterised by extreme cau-
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obtained on spurions wines, &c., and all this with the i asked what it contained, she said her little thing's but he afterwards said that that person had only to do tion and timidity, and they are evidently resolved as seassau.
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clothes. Witness said, how could that be, be- with the Omnibus affair.
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teet the revenue, when in fact they were filling their cause, if the authorities at the workhouse buried Mr. Heyman was cross-examined with a view to scale, until all apprehensions of a further outbreak ...--Assea.
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her child, they would not give her the clothes; show that the offer to pay for the suppression emana- are removed by the return of the operatives to their X- & 0
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pockets by its plunder. So profitable has this dis-
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honest tricle been, that one party, it is said, has made she said that they did, in order that she might be pre- ted from him on behalf of Mr. M`Rae, and that Cle- work -in other districts. Though business has A. 4.4 v*lrif e....
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no less than 1,000/. in a single week. The names of pared •in case she had another child. The witness mentson only acted as his agent. been suspended during the late tumults, yet we
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. F,everal of the suspended persons have already trams then proceeded to give evidence in corroboration of Mr. Price admitted being the proprietor and editor cannot say art p'•h•es have been at all affected thereby.
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that given by the last witness, with respect to the of the Omnibus, and the writer of the article in ques- The temporary nature of the causes by which trade he --- ..-425e,4
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statements of the prisoner relative to the death of the tion ; but he insisted that there was nothing libellous has been deranged would forbid all anticipation of a I -.....-- 5e...4i,, a araesser 1--• • • - _
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The new scale of corn duties and the tariff are child. Prisoner said to witness, "Do you think lin the latter, nor anything to show that Mr. IlPRae further decline. In the wool market, during the pre- I \ "kee, ---- . X'? /4a / - smiedecani•L'"%i ad e r 7'o 't-ri'• sue__
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shall be hanged ?" to which she replied she could not was intended.
vious week, there was a complete cessation of all busi- .1' ..... , .. ,
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working hy- degrees their effect upon the speculators,
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tell. - The prisoner then said, she went to the canal The defendants were both held to bail to answer ness. To-day, however, the manufacturers seem to
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the public benefit. Another failure on the Corn Ex- that day to see if she could observe the child, and that the charge of conspiracy.
have partly recovered their spirits, but still an average PACItIT .110ITTES-...\ et/ is --a. er te,‘e -a 1. hAs. al' 1/1 ee eal 0 siparae i•
she thought she saw it floating, to which the witness - ofosu...moomp...mia
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change was announced to-day, that of Messrs. Rich-
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replied, that was impossible, as the body had been
diate restoration of confidence cannot be expected. . ,se.
mond and Varr, who are said to have held large par-
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taken to the workhouse on the previous Saturday. .r.,
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eels of grain in expectation of the market being in no
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The bag now produced was brought to witness hy the .V.R.IDAY h
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passed over, it has left behind a ground-swell, the vio- x- - is
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manner affected by the revision which was made in
morning,at t e in,g's Head public-house on the hod a-
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_ porter of the workhouse ; it was the one in which she
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the regulation of the duties. Their liabilities, ac
of a gentleman unknown, who was found under a tree
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cording to the gossip of the market, are 50,000/. to usually kept the dirty clothes.
can fully assuage.
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60,000/., and some even speak of them as being above James Jones found the body of the child on the on the Dane John, on the previous evening. His dress
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.hat torhis gloves, was of the best kind, and BRADFORD MARKET THURSDAY. We have about 0 / Peesieneet 0
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that sum. Mark-lane was in the highest state of ex- 16th of July, in the Regent's anal, near the bridge,
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citement to-day, owing to this and other reported not far from the York and Albany Tavern, in the his age nom 2.) to 30 years of age, but nothing on the usual attendance oimerchants at our piece-market
to-day, and the business doing an average-compris-•
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Albert-road. The body was wrapped up in the bag his person could lead to any information as to his
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stoppages, which are not, however, yet authenticated.
ing all the endless diversity of plain and fancy goods •
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now shown to witness. It had nothing. else on it. name or connections. His great appearance of respect-
that the manufacturers produce. Prices of all kinds N.B. /e the following Tables al signifi es before Noon, and GREAT WE s TERN.
The absence of another large speculator from his ac-
rility brought numbers of persons from the inns and
It was about half-past five on the afternoon that wit-
ere without alteration. There is rather a marked hie- E alter it. OPEN TO TAUNTON.
eustomed post, gave rise to prejudicial surmises, but
otels . in the neighbourhood, with the waiters and
STATIONS, with their Distances from Paddington.
ness found the body-.
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parties who are acquainted with his movements do .
cl,rilvers o.f h. ackn.ey coaches, to see the bod •th ;movement in yarn, which is in some measure occa-
LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM. PAnnit•rarof4, Eal ng 54, Hanwell 74, Southall 9, West
A policeman deposed to seeing the body of the child
ywi a sioned by the de-laine makers buying mere freely; also
not appear to apprehend any difficulty in that quarter.
vie v to its identity, but without effect.
Dra , ton 13, Sicomm 18, AJAIDENHEAD 224 Twvfird 301,
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STATIONS, with their Distance; from London.
That both bread and butcher's meat will be much on Saturday, the 16th of July, which he took to St.
The whole of the evidence consisted of the deceased the manufacturers in the home trade not operating
Lownoe, Harrow 11-4, WATFORD 174, King's Langley 21, READING 35, Pancrbourne 41 Goring 44k. allinaford
Pancras workhouse.
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cheerier during the 'present year than for a long while
rson having been seen by two persons Einma during the disturbed vveek gone by. We hear that
'ham 1 il, awirinon
Boxmoor 244, 13erkhampstead 23, Time° 314 Ayleebury 43i, .„ ,-' a -' e 4'
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Mary Ann Parsons stated that the prisoner came to PY
the combers have been soliciting an advance on their
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. past, is asserted unequivocally by those who are old
!._2_'ldsmitth, airf.id Anne Haveley, lying upon t e Dane
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her house on Saturday, the 16th of July, between
wages, which, we trust, their employers will be en- T-ON 5;1-, ' Ro;de 6eoc Ie3YLIaSnW 0 ReT H way), WOOTON BASSET 824, CHIPPENHAM 934. Corsharn
enough to remember movements which have taken
nine and ten in the evening. She said she wanted a i
. se.n ath .a past . three on Thursday afternoon, and
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place under former alterations of the tariff; and on
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isequient discovery that he was dead, when abled to comply with, and the improved state of the and Welton 74, RUGBY Midland t 'aunties Junction) 83, Keynsham 1134, Bats-rot. 1184, Nailsea 1261, Clevedon Road
room ; that she had been in service, but was now out
trade be commensurate with it. Our wool market Brandoe 89, COVENTRY 94, Hampton (Derby Junction) 103. 1304, Banwell 1334, WESTON SUPER MERE 1364, High-
the yround that the effect of the present alteration
they cal ed.tee aid of the surgeon, D. B. Major, Esq.,
BIRMINGHAM 1124.
having so speedily exhibited itself, and long before of place. She slept with witnes3 that night. When
who. gave his evidence as to the finding an empty appears to indicate considerable lethargy, and the
bridge 14.54,. BRIDGEWATER 1514, TAUNTON 1614.
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the prisoner was undressing, witness said, " Why,
spinners continue to buy very sparingly, and as there Depart ur 1 Arr i v.ll al aival
aparture Arrival at Arrival at
• it was expected, the provision markets will he seized
DOWN TRAIN.;
you have had a child ;" to which she replied that she bottle of prussic acid on his person, and affirming, is a good supply of all kinds freely offered, the turn is DOWN TRAINS. from at : t
from Swindon their
with that sort of panic which, while it may bring to
from a post mortem examination, that his death had
London. Rugby. B rrningham Daily, except Sundays. Paddington Junction. D-stination.
unfortunately had, but it was dead. The prisoner
rather in favour of the buyer.
the ground many whose premature speculations have
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been caused by this means.
brought several articles of idress for a child to her
BARNSLEY.-The improvement in the trade of this Mixed, to Birmingham .. 6031930 M II 15 Al To Taunton •6 0 835 12 35
been conducted on principles at variance with those
This being the N.vhole of the evidence, the Jury de-
house. The articles produced were those she brought,
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demonstrated when the change was first proposed,
c el upon pospening their inquiry till seven o'clock
id d town still continues, although not to the extent stated
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The nurse of St. Pancras workhouse proved that
in some contemporary journals.-Leeds lliferctery.
will in the end serve the interests of the general corn-
First Class, ditto
the clothes produced belonged to the workhouse, and on 1 londay evening.
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munity by making apparent the great good effected.
S'nce the. above was written the clerks at the post- e:-.,
Mixed, to Rugby
were of the description that was given to females who
_Keithly, can more strongly prove how completely the
WOOL W ICH-FRIDAY. ',MAIL, First Class
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had children there. office have informed us that they believe the body to
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trade in Port wine is paralyzed by the expectation of
be that of
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The Surgeon of St. Pancras workhouse recollected The anniversary of Prince Albert's birth was this
Ditto ditto
a reduction of duty than the fact, that on the 22d
money-oraer to 10s., on Friday evening. It being
the prisoner having a child, but could not say whether day selected for laying the keel of the firsttel"s shiP Ditto, to Aylesbury ...... 3 0 Short Train to Readine 4 0
inst., not a gallon ofPort wine was paid duty upon in
past time, they informed him he could not obtain one Royal Albert, and from an early hour the town pre- Ditto, to Ifirmingha m... 5 0 838 10 15 Short •rrain to Slough' 4
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the dead body which had been shown to him was that
the Port of London-a circumstance without parallel
before the morning, when he exclaimed, in an almost sented an unusual appearance of gaiety. As custom- a Ditto, to Wolverton
in the annals of the trade. child or not. From the appearance of the body wits
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ness could not say whether the child died from drown- frantic manner, " Good God ! could my poor wife get ary on such occasions, tickets were issued for adinis- :..alerL,
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ugbyo 9 0 112 1531 To Swindon • 730 10 30
LAW INTELLIGENCE. ing or not. . the money to-morrow it would save her from havinss sion within the •dockyard, and at two o'clock, the 3
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her things taken from,her," The manner in which he hour appointed for the ceremony, the .platforms on
Deperture Dern, Arrival
This was the case for the prosecution.
Goods Train to Taunton .... 930 '2 15 31 10 45
B-4iVKRUPTCY COURT, August 27.
expressed himself, and the respectable way in which he either side were filled with ladies and gentlemen. UP TRAINS. ' from ture from at
SUNDAY D )aa, 1.4 TR INi.
Mr. DOANE addressed the Jury on behalf of the
Birmingham Rugby. London.
IN RE JOHN PHILLIP DREADAN.
was dressed, caused them to speak to him, when he I Among the officers were-Lord Bloomfield, Com-
Short Train to Slough
prisoner, contending that the statements that had been
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The bankrupt was an extensive Irish provision-
told them that he was a chemist, had obtained money mandant ofthe garrison ; Colonel Parker, C. 8., Corn- *Mixed, from Wolverton. ..... ...... ..... 930N1 To Readine
made by the several witnesses could not be relied on,
Short Train to Slough 9 30
dealer in Thames-street. The amount of debts in his
from the club, and had but one penny left after send- mender of the Royal Marines ; Rear-Admiral Sir Ditto ditto .....
on account of their improbability.
Man, to Taunton . ...... .. 10 15 10 E 430 E
schedule WIIS 12,4701., and the available assets about
ing the money to his wife. They told him if he came Jame 3 Gordon, .Nr. Oliver Lang, &c. Ditto, from Birmitigham... 7 OM 823 AI 12 45 E
To Taunton
2,780/. Mr. Baron ROLFE summed up at great length, and
Ditto. from Aylesbury
•
The Jury, after a short consultation, found the 'tie o'clock on the following mornin he c
at ni . . . e g ould (, g
Miss Collier deu hter of Sir Frencis Collier
" *MAIL First Class
This day being appointed for the choice of assig-
send it by the day mail. Accordingly, at the ap- Governor of the dock-yard) performed the usual cere- iv_.x,
_, 8 30 9 43
To Swindon 7 0 10 0
prisoner Guilty.
Ii d, from Birmingham 10 0 11 17 3 15
Dees under the fiat, after the proof of debts to the
pointed time he again presented himself at the Post- mony of striking with a hammer the points where Ditto alitto l2 Noon 123 E 6 0 MAIL, to Taunton . 8551 I 35 2 5511
Mr. Baron Roan; having put on the black cap,
- -
amoant of about 3,5001., Messrs. Thomas Taylor and
office window, when he gave his name Joseph Bridges, the dowels and scarfs are made to meet ; the band Ditto ditto.. -
pronounced upon her, in a feeling and impressive man-
UP TRAINS 1 T.intr i . Leave , Arrival
William S. Morton were appointed assignees.
and his wife, Elizabeth Bridges, who, it is supposed is Playing the national a,nthem, and the air resounding Ditto, from Rugby .4 0 745
Swin4on at
nee, the awful sentence of Death, holding out to her
Third Class, from Birming. 220 413 10 0 Daily. exec' t Sundays.' I
____________P , Starting. Junct on. Pa Idington
residing in the neighbourhood of Shoreditch. with the cheers of those assembled :-
CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. no hopes whatever of the remission of the sentence.
-- A brief notice of this vessel, which was ordered to First Clase ditto 4 0 517 915 Short Train from Readit: 730 I -----'—
a ... ...... .. 855 Al
Mixed, " ditto 6 0 718 11 15 Ditto from Slough. 9 0 ••• 945
OLD CO UR T. 11,11,11,77,,,,,,,,..1P1EENN1 HOP INTELLIGENCE. be laid down in March last, may not be unintereseng *
ie. MAIL Mixed ditto l2 Night 123 M 5 30M From Swindon '7 30
• POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
(Before Mr. Justice Wzraiams.)
WORCESTER, Alio. 26.-We have had scarcely any Its size is intended to exceed that of any other ship *Mixed, f ' -
rom Rugby ;1 5 5 0 From Bristol
CHARGE OF PERSONATION.-Sarah Paterson, aged (SATURDAY.) business doing in Hops in our market since our last in the navy The followin h - d. -
g are t e exact imen- The Sunday Trains are marked *. Short •I'r. from Maidenhead' 11 15 -
53, was charged with feloniously personating Mary, Charles William Stringer Fitzgerald, who was accounts, and prices are quite nominal. The warm sion 'nd• • -
rneaeurement of tonnage :-Length of gun- In addition to those marked. there is a Mixed Train leaves MAIL, from Bristol . . ..1 840 10 28 110
the wife of George Roger, a gunner on board the charged with attempting to extort money under very weather and rains have improved tha plantations and d ks-d 22
, ec , . 0 feet ;, Extreme breadth, 60 feet 10 in.; Birmingham on Sunday
~
satl3o E, calling at all the Stations Short Tr. froar Maidenh•e•ad 145 E
and arriving in London at 730 E. Goods Train from Taunton.. 730 51 :5 40 E 12 0
ship Howe, in order to receive 10/., with intent to Peculiar and disgusting circumstances from Mr. Henry the duty has advanced to 17,000/. Pickin 'll'
gwi gene- Depth in hold 25 feet ; Tons burden, 3,394 ; Num-
From Taunton
defraud our Sovereign Lady the Queen. Watson, hairdresser, of No. 12, Cowcross-street, and rally commence by the middle of next week. ber of guns lao • . BIRMINGHAM AND DERB Y. Ditto ll 15 2405 30
Mr. Adolphus conducted the prosecution, and Mr. who was remanded from Monday last till to-day for Bostoncir, AUG. 25.-The accounts from the 1 ' -.,
- * •
p an- The Royal Albert will be fifteen feet longer than
DoWN. ...
Up. Short Train from Slough
Frora Taunton .
12 30 E 4 2(1 I 7 A ,
P ayne defended the prisoner. the production of further evidence, was again placed tations this week are more favourable. Duty 140 to the Trafalgar, which was launched from the , same
, Short Tr. from Maidenhead 8 0 ... ...... ....1 9 0
A gentleman from the Paymaster's-office, Somerset at the bar on the same charge. 145,000/. We expect 'little business to be done till stocks last vear live feet wider, and her burden 700
TRAINS. Deparure Arrival Departure Arrival
from Dir. at TRAMS. from - at Bit, From T t
aun on 415 745 I
10 25
Houset stated that the prisoner came there on the 224 The particulars of the case which are very extra- we get a supply of new Hops in the market. Picking tons greateie 'he is to be constructed en a new prin-
prningham. Derby. Derby. mingliam MAIL, from Taunton ......a 11 15 235 M 5 2531 ' 1
June last, and produced what purported to be an ordinary, have already appeared in The SIM. has partially begun.-Worcester Herald. ciple, combining increased strength and safety with ____a_________, . Go els Train from Taunton 630E240 7 40
Mr. Clarkson, the barrister, and Mr. Robinson, the -
.
allotment by George Rogers, gunner of the Howe, of
'if-- - improved sailing qualities ; and a sketch of her pro- "MAir.....112 3051 215 M I *Mixed... 8 2031 ,10 2011 SUNDAY Ul' TRAINS. • .
21. 10s. a month out of his wages to his wife ; and attorney, attended on behelf of the prosecution. COLBURN'S UNITED SERVICE aIAGAZINE, AND NAVAL
posed form, exhibited by Mr. Laing, previous to the „
*Mixe.l,... 7' 0 • 850 Ditto-all 45 j 145 E Short Taain from Slough ... 80 31
I
also a certificate of marriage, to show that she was The only additional evidence et-as that of AND 3IILITA RY JOURNAL. -1 he September Number ofthis
Ist es 2d 'lO SO 12 15 E Ditto.. 1130 E ; 3 20 From Swindon
ceremony, was greatly admired. The number of
1. 1' • for utility
perioeical, % hich and interest yields to none, e Class 125 E 315 1$ d '
st '2 ...1 430 620 MAIL, from Taunton ....... 645 10 30 51 illO E
the wife of Rogers. He upon this paid her 10/., Robert Samuel Robert 3, grocer, of 36, Stanhope- '
's as usual full of important papers on Naval and "1 T g
, uns will be the same as the Trafal ar and the Queen/ Trains 4 0 !5 54
,*3IAIL -all 0 12 4531 Short Train 'from Slough... 5 0 E ...... • 550 1
and took a receipt from her for the amount, to street, who proved that the prisoner lived next door 1,
' b. ' d • h • e
ary su jects, an stirring narratives of adventure for the
al
He tth 'll b f h I g 1.1) h •
ueywe . e o muc arger ca i re. Seis to Mixed ..615i 8 15 i _ 1 From Taunton .
w hich she attached her mark. The allotment was to him for a considerable time, and added - that he general reader. Among other attractive articles are the be completed in three years. The Trains marked 4 rus en %Map, ha addition to which Short Tr. from Maidenhead 730 , ........... 830
made out by a clerk in the office named Kennedy, purchased a candle of him in the month of April last following :-The Last of the Pandoras-Not th The -e arations for h r AI• t bk i
ei
tedajesx'sshm nr at. on .
.. ,
on Trains leave Birmineham and Derb ,ats 3a E and arrive at Ditto from Reading.... 9 0 ..... . -
) , MA it„ from Taunton ......., 11 15 '2 . 35.11 150
230. t
3 31 v
who had since absconded. in the evening, between eight and nine o'clock, and Army, Nos. 3 and 4-Russian Cavalr Colonei:s-
"Pere- Mo dap? earl
n y
.re n. . y comp ee, an ir .
I rancis Col- either place at 7la E.
The Short Trains stop at al! the intervening Stations.
.Mr..W. H. Turner deposed that previous to the was taken into custody the same night. sonal Adventures and Excursio •GY •C• • •
ns in eorgia„ircassia, her left his official residence for the Admiralty at an r-- ---
seaman making an allotment, he filed a declaration in It will be remembered that the prosecutor stated and Russia, by Lieut.-Colonel Cameron-Confessions of early hour this morning in order to make 3re f
port o MIDLAND COUNTIES. SO UT H WE'ST ERN. t
the office. No such declaratton had been filed by in his examination, that previous to going up stairs a Spy, edited by an Officer of the Navy-On the Errors the final arran - '
gements. • STATIONS, with their Distances from Rugby.
STATIONS with their Distances from Nine Elms.
nny person named George Rogers, neither was there with the prisoner, with the intention of looking at and Faults in our Military System, by Colonel Fire- Her Ma•esty will he accompanied on th • age by RUGBY, ULLEsrlioacit 74, Rmughton-Astley 11, Wig-
Nike El•n N'i d• • h 3 Wimbledon 6 Klee T
S ON 10,
brace-Tom Plunket-Military Bistory of Jamaica, with %ton 164, LEICESTER 20, SYSTON 244, Sileby 274, Barrow 30,
Esher and 11";n1
tm .sortt
13,
any person of that name serving on board the Howe some prints, he (the prisoner) went into a shop next
two war frigates, the Pi ue C‘ t • Al et
Noy
' - Walton 15 'W
bridge l'?i,
a Glance at St. Domingo, by Lieut.-Colonel Wilkie- q ~ ap aisni i on ague Step- LouClHnoitouGH 324, Kegworih (Nottingham Junction) 37i, Woxzeo 23, FT:trnbarou tit 314, Winchlteld . 8 BAsisio- to
in any capacity-. door, and purchased a candle, which he afterwards lit.
fo d, d the Da h
. r . an p ne, Captain On.. ow ; and the fol- Sawley 424, 13nrrowash 454, DERBY 494.
Notes on Syria, by Lieut-Colooel Napier-An Irish In-
STOKE 46, Andover Road 56, WINCHESTER 64, Bish ipstoke b
The porter at Somerset House stated that the pri- The whole of the evidence was then read over, when surgent o .
1 the Last Century-Reminiscences of a i i iowin Government steamers will also be in at -
Lgl t . g .
DOWN ti
UP. (Gosport Junctioo) 72, SountAMPTGN 77, Bottley 77, Fare- ,
io _ ham 82, Goseoar 87.
soner had frequently been in the habit of coming there the prisoner was fully committed to take his trial on Dragoon-A Tale of the French Revolution-The New tendance .-
___________________.
li
to see Kennedy. the charge of robbery. •
Commander-in-Chief-The War in Affghanistan-The Shearvvater Captain Washington. Departure Arrival i Departure Arrival ------
The defence wa.s an alibi. Several witnesses swore CLERKEN WELL. late Lieut.-Colonel Procter-The Coast-guard Service- Salamandrine .....
DOWN TRAINS. Departure Arrival at Arrival I:
trom Southamp. at 1
that on the 22d June the prisoner was in their corn- Messrs. Charles Robinson and John Legget Budden, The Military Income-tax -RewardS for services at Jet- Fearless . Captain Bullock. Rugby. Derby 11 Deny. Rugby.
•--- -- ----. '.--- -- -- Nine Elms. ton. - Gosport.
pany the whole day, on a party of pleasure to Canonbury-terrace, Islington were charged with lalabad-Reliefs for Regiments in India--Distributions Rhadamanthus. - ----- _a_
_____
mix, d Train 7O 51 I'l 5 m ti so it
Richmond. knocking at several doors, and thereby disturbing the of the Array and Navy, with all the professional news of Lightning. Lieutenent Snell. 2d ...... 9451210 E 1 2d
3d
115 E 3 40 Ditto ....... .....
Faq Tram II 0 2 fl k 2.)
. The Jury found her Not Guilty. public peace. the month, &e.
Morkey
There was another indictment against her, on which • The prisoners, fashionably-dressed young men, said CAPTAIN MARRYAT'S NEW Novna.-The title of It •*-dtl t h * •
is expecte la_ t
.7, sailing qualities of the two sth 845 10 50 If sth 730 10 0
.i,:ct IrTarain lo E 4an 5 0
3 (I 6 0 6 '..5
no evidence was offered. She was acquitted on that they were clerks in the City-the one in a ship- Captain Marryat's forthcoming new novel, " Percival f •
rigates above-named wi be tested during the voy- 6th Mail 12 2931 2 49111 ;: 6th Mail 10 40 12 50 51 r
Mixed Tiria'in
Rise, and dischamed. broker's office, the other in some other mercantile Keene," clearly indicates that it is iatended as a pendant age, and much interest is excited among their respec- ~_t ON SUNDAYS.
MAIL ....
to the most auccessful of all his writings, " Peter Simple;"
7 3051 10 051 Ist . 6 4551 930 E Goods Triitti
The Grand Jt7ry came into Court at half-past four house. They declined, however, giving a. more parti-
a design that will at once secure for it an unusual degree tive officers at the opportunity afforded of displaying "
2d
to announce that they had, got through all the cular account of themselves.
their skill and seamanshi
of attraction. To trace the career of a naturally " simple"- P' 34
business, and requested to be discharged. The policeman said several of the inhabitants were
• youth throueh the danevrous and thorny path- of' - - 4th l2 2051 2 49M , 4th Mail 10 40 12 50 M erDioto
...kIL
a 10 a 45
11 57 9 10
r . .
The Foreman then said that, previous to being dis- aroused from their beds, and complained bitterly of • , •- ' r . ' - ' a
sailor s lire 7.yas a happy idea, and the admirable execu - MORTALITY in th M , The times of arriving at and departing from Nottingham and Short
e ETROPO LIS Trains to Wokirr2 at 104 Morning, and at •,14, 442, a3.;.;(15 -
% "
Evening, calling ,t intervening stations, and performing the journey 9
charged, the 'Grand Jury wished to make some re- the annoyance..
tion of the conception is proved in the unrivalled popu- Derby are nearly the same. ,
____.,,ta,......_.
in an hour tifi ten minut a Sundays at 91/4, 51, and at 24 and 74 E 1
marks on severaLpoints which had occurred to them' Mr. COMBE fined them 2/. each.-The cash was not larity of th •1-
ewor t. We are now, it appears, to have the
The following are the results of " A Table of Mortality in .._____________
NORTH MIDLAND. - f
during the. discharge of their duties. They had been forthcoming, and they were consigned to the care of erimpanion picture of a naturally keen wit, made preter- the Metropolis, showing the Number of Deaths from all Causes De arture Departure Arrival
(IN CONJUNCTION WITH TH P. MIDLAND COUN- UP TRAINS. from from South. at
' struck with the number of paltry cases which had the gaoler. naturally so by the same sharpening process. The desien R•t' • • h k d
a . egis end in t e wee en ing Aug. 20, 1842." The Table is
Gosport. ampt n. Nine Elms.
TIES, BIRMINGHAM AND DERBY, MANCHES-
GREENWICH. is full of promise• and as we understand that th • •
•
- heel brought before them ; for instance, one man was .
e a liter issued from the Office of the Registrar-General:-
TER AND SHEFFIELD, MANCHESTER AND M,IL - . '
A GRAND misTAKE.-Lieutenant-Colonel John hes in this novel returned to his Arte of delineating the
Weekly
1 aa AI 2 1 M 5 23 M
chaeged with stealing six circulars, valued altogether
LEEDS, HULL AND SELBY, AN ) T '
1 HE GREAT !". - .
so sea I raw 6 30 7 0 10 i eei
at threepence. Another was charged with stealing a Bristow, residing at Royal-hill, Greenwich, ap- humours of a sea-life, we may look for a work in which
Average NORTH OF ENGLAND.) ..... -• " -
Goods Frain ...... ......... ... 815 ola 315 E tor
piece of old carpet, value ninepence, from a line in peered, in pursuance of his recognizances, to answer amusement and practical wisdom will vie with each °Our 1 E,3t.4-9 .40-1
DOWN TRAINS. Mixe ' Train . 83 i 9 0 12 30 to
the charge of Mr. Sherwin a
, highly respectable stir- f(iir the reader's hiveur. The inexhaustible inventien of CAUSES or DEATH. Total. r-----.----1
Fast Train lO 31 11 0 2 ti
thz-_, open air, and another with stealing two cabbages,
Captain Marryat has never, we are assured, exercised Four I Four
Departure from 1 Arrival at • Mixed Tr .in
velue 6d. The Grand Jury thought that such cases •
geon, of Greenwich, for having violently assaulted .
itself more successfully than in these advent summers IYearo
Fa.t Train ...... ...........
ures of a Epidemic, Endemic, & Contagious Diseases 232 191 WO --------
i ,
Mixed Train 5 20 6 0 9 15 Wi
ns these ought to have been dealt with summarily by and grossly insulted him in the streets. It appeared clever scapegrace. -
,
7 20 30
I)arjiiing- Goods Tra n
2 0 51
sseases of the Brain, Nedrves, and Senses 144 150 149 Derb v Sheffield. iShefflel.l.l Leeds.
cga;',.. York. .
en(
the Magistrates, because they observed that each that on Thursday morning last, Mr. Sherwin was
FIRE IN KENNINGTON-LINP. 0 SPt dy f e hi
t . SUNDAYS.
SOE i 6 1951 8 30N1 6 4051 9 2011 Mau, ... - 525 M Aul
case, on an average, cost the county the sum of walking quietly along Royal-hill, when the de- noon, soon after half past five o'clock, cl•-lonsidteiraL -al
ti
ir- asizahle Lungs, an other Organs of _ 31 m
022 219 268
7 3551 ... lO 15 11 45 11 0 145 mit,lol'"i" - -
la. 13s. ! The next point they had to remark on was fendant went up to him and knocked him down. Mr. was occasioned throughout the neighbourhood o;laorear;enr .s.)seases of the Heaat and 8100d-vessels ... 23 16 18 •••
615 845 9 POll .. ... t . ~.
Short Trains leave W .king claqy at 7,4 M,
4 :30 E 5 II E 8 15
1'• , 5k5, and 7,,,,E. Sun-
the crowded state of the female wards ; for in the Sherwin declared that he had never before seen the Kennington-lane, by the discovery of a fire at the oxten- Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, and other
930 10 45 11 45 1 I,' 15E 5 OE 2 0 E 5 15E days a- 9,• 51, 6i, , and 514 E
cour eof the Grand Jury's visits they found these defendant or had had any communication with him, sive floor-cloth manufactory of Messrs. Rolls and Son, Organs of Digestion
and he thought it inconsistent with the character of a situated on the smith side of that neighbourhood. The Dhisrdabsesdof the Kidnoys, &c. ' ll 4 ''' 4 -
34a 430 530 7 0 845 745 LONDON AND BRIGHTON.
wards so exceedingly crowded that at least one-fourth
soldier or a man of courage to knock down another fire commenced io one of the drying-houses. Ever
y Ei.eluz
(),I.Dtthseeales of tte Uterus, oFec 9 8 19 40530630, 8 15 10 0 STA"! lONS, with tl,eir Distances from London Bridge.
of the prisoners were compelled to lie on the
onea, and Muscles
33 51 61 6 0 730 815 i 0 45
without giving him the slightest notice., so that he exertion was immediately made by all the workmen to Diseases of the Sklinntic
LONDON, New Cross 3 Ceovime 104. Goestone Ro id 134
flour. This abuse arose from the very improper prac-
SUNDAYS.
Stoat's Nest 144, Merstham 194, RED HILL 214, Harley eet
might defend himself. The defendant also abused the overpower the flames, but finding they had obtained too Diseases of Uncertain Seat ll3 95 104 3 igp:
tiee of retaining convicts under sentence of transpor-
Tri',EE BRIDGES 294, Baleombe 334, HAYWARD'S HEA-T'n
great an ascendancy, messengers were despatched for 0!cl Age, or Natural Decay 6O 54 69
7 ONI 8 4551 9 4551111 15111 IOE 12 Noon, 374. Hessock's Gate 434. BitIGHTOI.I 504.
tation for many months after their trials. The reason complainant, and refused to make any apology.
nes. By the time however that they' arrived ro Deaths by V
„ , . . iolence, Privation, or Intern-
Mr. JEREMY thought there was quite sufficient engi • .
3 OE 4 30E 5 30E1 7 ISE i 9 30 8 OE I ,
~,
I.._________________ .
given for this practice was that they were waiting for a
hope of saving any portion of that house was entertained penance - l7 23' 9.5
1-., • ,
evidence to show that the defendant had made a mis-
*** The Down Trains arrive at Hull in about tso hours DO WN. .LlCinadvoen. i'%3l.ri;ivh-; li. ' UP. 3,l;egavten Arrive in
5... p ,o taae them off. They would mention the case ofa
auses not specihe-
and the exertions of the firemen were • ' • ' ' C •• A
mainly directed to 1 6 7
h n London,
female sixty years of age, who had been sentenced to take in the person he intended to knock down. The the preservation of the other buildines The fir sas Deaths from all causes.
--
____ --e-ae lixfLedFir.s.i 7 4., M 10 ,5 31 Frdoomn Croy. ......... 70m
4 seven pars' trensportation a year and a half ago, and case was adjourned till Saturday, during which time by seven o'clock completely extinguished.. The dae r
mage Average Weekly Deaths
Population Avtrage Death
848 912 -------- T - -----'---- ------
-----------
- - -
UP TRAINS.
. . cies- 9 11 43 Mixed ....... i"::3*,i .. ,g ,'g
had been detained in Newgate up to time Fe esent time, Colonel Bristow discciverad that he had mistaken Mr. (which it is computed vvid not Much exceed 3001,) wns
enu weehiy in
ToEroydon 11) 45 First Class .. a 0 ii ,
and the surgeon had informed them that the prisoner Sherwin for a person who had injured him. He confined to the destruction of one drying-house, and DISTRICTS. merated Deaths the Departure from I ;Arrival at
Mixed ... II 45 215 E Man, Mixed 11 0 i: 0 E ,
IVP.3 ill such a state of health, that, unless she was .
therefore had given an apology to him in the follow- spine injury to another.
- Wett-Kensineton St Georee Ib4l. 18:3!..-!/-4 -1. week.
r --r------1 Darling.l ~..,rk. c Man.
Leeds. Sheffield. Sheffield. Derby. mixed 2O E 4 :it/ -AI xed ....... 1 :;() E 4 9
, 0 . 539 First Class .. 33 i sro •
.
speedily removed, she must die. They thought that ing letter, with liberty to publish it :- On Saturda- the half-yearly general meeting of the os -• ' ' ei7 •--
e
anti% ei -squ.are), estmin- Four I Tour ton. '"
I
0 30 Mixed .. •
First Class 4,0 ..... b 0
6 031 7 35511 8 1551 10 1531 51ixed „, 6 0 830 Ditto ......... 7it 830 ,
•
the Sheriffs would be justified in letting the Prisoners a' Under the over-irritation of very excited feelings, Directorsand Proprietors of the London and South Wcst- ster, St. Martin in the Fields, Ye•re.lSuminers.
I
'
go, rather than allowines them to remain so long in the result of a series of insults I have lately received, ern Railway was held at Nine Elms, to receive the Re- St. James 300,705 135 124 160 "
6 1511 8 4531 7 Oal 930 IO 45 11 45 12 45E .
roCroydon 919 ,
.
such a. prison. The Gr.and Jury had also noticed that and mistaking you at the moment for the person from port, &c. Mr. Garnet, the Chairman, requested the Se- North- St. Mary-le-bone, St.
SUNDAYS. I From SUNDAYS t
110 0 1 OE 0
whom I received them, I assaulted you on Thursday cretary to read the Report, from which it appeared that Pancras, Islington, Hackney 365,660 162 149 ' 171 1.,c)) 11.55
.1 Nan/
.., OE 2 45F. 4i5 Mixed ;4514.1n 15 51 ' Croydon ..... ~' -3)
_._ r 31 .
WitTleSSeS Of the highest respectability, while waitino•
1 10E 4 0 530 630 815 Ditto
last. I here offer you my ver y sincere regret and the total traffic, ending 30th June last, was 141,080/ 7s. 3d. Central-Saint Gile! and Saint
330 619, 4 45 7 9 812,845 10 9 Ditto
•
to give evidence, were obliged to remain and be mixel
George, Strand, Clerkenwell,
ToCroydon 10 0 ' Ditto ,
7 0 9 :20 •
The amount realized in the correspondine• period of 1841
SUNDAYS.
an. with the very loWest orders.of society. They had apology for having done so, as lam now well aware was 1„ " . • ''''
7664 9s. 7d showine• an increase of 1 Holborn, St. Luke, East Lon-
I 6 4.5M1
I -
ham daily at 7 3 and 9 1031, and at 12 13, 2 I% 4 43,and 7 111
that you are wholly unacquainted with the eircum-
don, West L d e•
on 00, ity of
also to observe upon the mixture of the males and fe-
17s. M.." O, this 14;18/ 1r" ' • 8,3131,
as. Bd. had been received for
SOE I 6 30E1 7 15E 9 15Ej pn Sundays at 9 OM, and at 2 15, 3 45. 4 15. and ~ 4-E. "
'eh I allude es well as an utter et
stances to win , . . . ranger
London-- ...... .. ........ ...373,806 188 174 162
males. A great deal ot evil would be prevented by the additional transit of passengers (the aggre at •
3 30E I 6 19E1 • 791e121 9 0 10 9 From Shoreham for Brighton at 8 .d) and 10 3031, and at 10,1 3 , -
both to me and to all parties concerned therewith.-
East-Shoreditch,Whitechape ,
5 30, and : :30E. Suadays at 10 031, and •45 i :19 6
, , 0, and 8 OE. q
~
the officers &the Court giving orders for female wit- bers in excess being about 38,100 ; the totalgnue rh:rn-
rnher of Bethnal Green, St. Gem., *.* Tiains leave Hull for Derby daily at 64 and 11M, and ,
The Mixed Tra" 11 •
ins stop at a the Statioas, the First Class Trains 1
I am, &c. passengers having been 319 583) and th
at 24 and SE. On Sundays at 5E only.
wry at First Class Stations.
nesses to sit oa one side of the waiting-room, and the
e , ee remainder 'ti East Ste ine 1/ . " '
in le
~ e I T, oplar 392,496 206
.193 M 6
e
males on the other. The last point on which they "To James Sherwin, Esq." was derived from other sources of revenue. The I
resu t, South-St .haviour, St. Olaye ------
.___---,.-._ -______-___=__x__
.... _
~
This apology was accepted by the complainant. after deducting all items of expenditure, toe•ether with SeGeorge( Southwark),Ber.: GRAND JUNCTION. LONDON AND DOVER.
would trouble his Lordship was the number of juve-
-2
OPEN TO HEADCORN STATION.
tine offenders who were committed for trial. Among The defendant excused himself, through a friend, for the balance of the last account, left an avagble amount mond.ey, Newington, Lam-
FRoM BIRMINGHAM TO 1.1.7FR0M LIVERPooL AND' MANCBEsTER to
2,
of 6.9,371165. 7d., outof which the Directors recommended beth, Camberwell
e Bother-
DOWN TRAINS.. 2
otlierS, this session, was a child six years of .age, who, hating struck a gentleman without giving him notice,
vERPOoL lic MAW:HESTER. BIRAIINGHAM.
, UP TR &INS
they did not think, could possibly be conscious of by saying that he had been informed who the writer he rate of 30' er share and the • f
a dividerd, adt t_ . I s. p ,
recon?mende that the ncome-tax, from y urther
the s,th of April, h •
hithe, Greenwic o.
..... ....438,060 221 203 238
-- Leave ___ ----
Time of Arrival at Depart ure frwnlArrival at Head.
London, corn Station. H. 1
Departure from 1 ' ,-Art7ival in
cat corn. 1 London. ~,
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what it was doing. Some other mode should surely of certain offensive letters was, anti that he had writ-
be paid out of the current half-vear s traffic. The Report Total ......... 1,870,727 912 848 959 Birmingham Depaiture. Bi,minghain. ...__—__.
--
.he adopted for disposing of such culprits. - ten, informing him that unless he sent an answer re- proceeded to congratulate the Proprietors on being able It is stated that under the term Metropolis are comprised the L.; .r. _
3.; m 8 0 M 930 11 15 75 M
7 40 9 49i 51
11 15 On I
tracting the ex ressions he had used, he (the defend- .32 districts herein mentioned which include the City of Lon.. Itiics'i,d`'!Prsasi;V :or; ‘T. M Zee C:-gai i; g 0 11 n.l io 30 15 E
Mr. Justice Wieraams said that he had no power ~ „ 13
o main tun le revious ra e o ivi en ,an in erred
t •t • ti p • t f d"d d d• f
12 45 E 10 55 1 10 E
„ don with and witho th ' II h C' dLb •
utewa s, t e ity an i ernes ot Mixed Train 930 First Class... 815 130 E 4 0 Wood,
ant) woutu certainly knock him down the first time ti
3 15 2 25 E 4 55
himself to aet, hut he had no 'doubt the observations
iat, subsequent to the opening of the Southampton Tioal ay •
First Class... 10 30
4 0 1 615
On I
ster the out- ) •
estmin . , iarishes within the Bills of Mortality-, First Class... II 30
9 30 4 25 6 40
Mr S ' •
he saw him. . hens in, in passing the defendant's
Mixed Train 4 OE
6 15 I
of the Grand Jury would be attended to in the proper
Dock, which was expected to take 1 • '
p ace in a few days, and the parishes of St. 't
. larylebone, St. Pancras, Kensington, 11,T Saa'g: . 0?,
,2 E me. Class
.. 7 0 11 30 8 5.0 610 045 Esq., (
house, wa.s pointed out as being the writer, and the by which steam and other vessels tradin te that ort Flh H mers 'h `
SUNDAYS.
.3UNDAYS. On t
quarter. -They were then discharged.
g. . p
.0 am, am , mit, k,hanelry), St. Luke (Chelsea), Pad- Mixed Tral 430 bISMIIO 50 M 7SS M 10 10 M
defendant, having no knowledge of either, was as will be enabled to embark passengers and ship their mer- dineton, St. Mary (Stok N
e ewington), St. Leonard (Brost- First Class... 7 15
130 E 45 E 12 50 E I 325 E A. Om
NEW COUR T. good as hi 3 word, and knocked the complainant down. chandize direct from the railway and when. b means of ley), St. Mary-le-bow C
, amberwell, Greenwich St. Nicholas SUNDAYS SUNDAYS.
. ' ' " I F'r t Class... 330 131 80 M 7 0 935 I 7 0 933 of a dal
(Before 11Ir. Baron ROLFE.) Mr. JEREMY said it was a most awkward mistake, a well-organized and effective sy;tern of steam• -:Ymt igsation and St. Paul (Deptford), and woolivich. T ' •
he population, as First Class... 1 4a 13
Tr iiii 730 aili 'ed Train, 815
MiLd Traiiii le 30 12 45 E NO RT HE RN AND EASTERN.
Dennis Clewnts, who it will he remembered was and lie was truly glad he had not to enforce the law. frien the port of Southampton to Havre, and fromv the es- enumerated, in 1831, was 1,594,890 , and in June 1841, was Mixed
:3 15
The weekly nverege for 1838, 1839, 1840, and tix,::(l LITT 1:12 Vs E 1 mix &Trate 7 OE 12 Night OPEN TO BISHOP'S STORTFORD On tl
' ti'ixi. the otliz•r day before Mr. Baron Rolfe, for the • '
The defendant left the Court, intimating that " his tablishinent uf a continuous line of railway from Havre 1'87°'727•
p4l, was obtained .
be (liv• •
'ding the deaths in the four years by . Tho,e Train. meet the North Union Train to Preston at Parkside STATIONS, with their Distances from Shorediich. Mil, Es,
e through Rouen to Paris, they looked forward with great 08 and the deaths in the torur winters by 52.
Lea Bridge s'. '1 ottenham 7•34, Edmonton -t P I Fd 11 W 1
.__ „„,, oni er's :n 's, e ler
-wilful murder oh Bridget Clements, alias Hollowa first appearance" would probably not be his " last.
Y,
GRA VE SEA' D. interest to the hopes so long entertained on the i ' • 2 '
mportant
C H ESTER AND CRE WE. Waltham 14a , Broxbourne 13, Roydon 22, Harlow 26%, Sawbridge. 01 '
i 11
and whe was sentenced to two years' imprisonment,
Teurzieseuee re THE WEREs ENDING
worth 23 Stortford 324.
WIS placed at the bar on the Learned Judge taking Mr. Price, proprietor and editor of the Gravesend subject of a direct communication from the French
A.ug. 13. , Aug. 20.
FROM CREWE To CHESTER. Frani CHESTER TO CREWE. •
of Staff(
metropolis to Southampton by means of the South Highest ..................... 87' 86* loraves Crewe.
Leaves Chester. DOWN TRAINS. Ul' TRAINS. woith 1
_his seat.
''' Omnibus, and a Mr. Clementson, were charged with
Western Rail a ay.
Lowest . ..................... 58 'GI Matt
~.
_.. ............. 4 1531 Denarture 'Dep rture ' Arrival Brepatture , ei,a,-----;TH., Arrival -
` I 1
Air. Baron Roere said that since the trial of the conspiring to extort 400/. and 15/., from Mr. M‘Rae, On Saturday night about half-past eleven a fire Daily Mean .... ......... ... 70 72 Mixed Tra n 9 0 First Class ............ 11 ' 0
First Class ... - at
via once he had be.en considering his case ; and he a banker at Gravesend.-Mr. William Patten Hey- brok t 1.0 ~
lenuon t le premises occupied by Mr. Walker, Bri- General Register Office, Aug. 25. 1842. .
MAIL - ................. Shoreditch. bourne. I Stoitford Stottford. bounie Shor rt I
7 50
_____ _
,_ . , et i e). On tl
thaught he mig,lit, with a due rega dt • • ' • man coal merchant, of Rochester, deposed, that on •
On Sunday only the Mail Ttaill; .......
r o justice, miti- ~ • tis i wine-mcrchant in Seacoal-lane Old Bailey The ..................................ea
80 51 84S 51 925 M . 5 :30 AI ,556 M 640 M Eni ma,
'' 4
gate the sentence to one year's imprisonlnent instead the 9th in3.tant he received a letter in the band- premises are five st'ories hieh, and t'he 11 ns . f m T. ------P
--
tv-
... lIE ..,AND -.AIL.---ka, rOlll a Correspondent.)a._ --____.____-,____________________ a :)0 16 13 11 45 i*B 0 1- 45 and youi
C HESTER AND BLRI i AD. II AO 12 20 E 125) E BCO '8 52 940 Bart., o
•Of two.-The prisoner appeared grateful for the de- writing of Clementson, in which he professed to pity discovered raging on the third floor, and ilili a(t‘is i :zed
iat
The above bird, which is known in some parts of Ftng-
-1 :OE 221 25d 9 2ii 9bo 10 45
To BIREENIMAD. FROM B .°ENti
Oa th
415 4 '''' 11 30 12 2 E 11 48 E
money of the Learned Judge. Mr. M‘Bae on account of the articles which had been short space of time burst through the roof. The engiue)s' land under the name ef the Corn-crake, never was.noticed Faom Cris:Sl-ER
Matt. at 551, and Mixed Trains 111iXeAKINs"actV2T•panCt;T(743al, 1 1?‘ .5 25 5 .50 230 E 3 o 3 4•3 blished 6
CHILD Munneft.-Sarah Stroud, 25, was indicted written respecting him, and offered his services to were soon on the spot ; the firemen exerted themselves to be so abundant as it would appear to be this year
/ at 830 and Io3UM and t 1 4 • d
/ a„anat L 50 and 3 50E, Man, ..t 5 :',O 620 43 / 5 0 548 On tt
-with the wilfill murder of her illegitimate child, liar- suppress them, and prevent further exposure. On the with characteristic bravery, and it soon became evident • h
Owing to t e remar ..a.
hhi - - - la• d e nd -45 F
y fine summer. It is a ir o a_ ••
... 640 E. B,i 853 925 6 311 7 5 8(1 Reynold
F.W.Wk7IN •
~ r.„____e d gast and Mr. Thomas appeared for the liat the flames v 11 • - • • der th • •
same day hereceived from his lianas a letter signed t lou ( gite via) un eir skilful ma-
nagement. The difficul yof access to the ba
" Boxer, and a printed bill, headed, "To the Lost ,rem.ses . . ck of the passage, visiting our shores about the middle of May ,
and returning a i
gtha in September to some milder cli- 6 :t,, E
, Suanals.-Matt at 5 51, end SUNDAys_ Mixed "ri
Mixed Trains at 930 IV, and at and 9 Cii M-, a'n •
•631 E. Trat ;atB 30 On Sundays Trains leave Sh '
ore- On Sundays Trains leave Start.
dbla E, Man, at ditch for &tit tford a• 8 and 9 ahl3l, ford for Shoreditca at a3O and
and at 2 •i., 3 30, and BE. At Fe
non Tun
;IP-07-r-Ait ion, a called the following witnesses :- Banker from Gravesend," and signed, " A Plain '
the
fltmeinc.reased.their abour, but before one o'clock tnate. About the neighbourhood of Andover they are . Steam. Packets leave Liverpool for Ilirkenhead ‘0 minutes before • This Train leaves Brosbnnrne •Jf9:11!: gct::tela..!Vi'e::o?;aldriSti°a& •On 01
t ie starting ot each Train far Chester, and from Birkenhead for Li. - 3's-
s a hre quite got under, and all further grounds most 1 0* I The 1. t d '1 -- Fttl , therwise than a '
________________
_______________ B. Wieg
peni u . a i -1-131 Is 1C 0 • , verpool on the arrival of every Train from Ches:er.
----6.`iii'3ll L V)as the nurse of St. Pancras work- Speaker." On the next day Clementson gave him a of alarm entire] removed. Mr Walker is stated t
EASTERN CO UNTIES. On th 4
II '
es . _ obe lump of fat, and is admitted by epicure-an judges to be
se=s-.-____-_-----_______--,-
. house. 'Lie ti4onee was an inmate there, and on coPY of the Omnibus for August 6, containing an artie insured, and they lef h• . •
hu 0 . is stock is .tima d
te. at 12,000/. the most delicious bird °fits size which is brought te the NORTH UNION. OPEN to BRENT WOOD. Ann Ski
the 15th of JillYahe was delivered of a female child,. cle headed " Banks and Bankers," and said that was a The Limerielv ca asserts that " instill • table. So speedily is it apt to fade. after it is itilled,
• DOWN TRAINS ioare Sho-edi•h at Bln •in 1 110 M, ard at , 0 Surrey.
Trains leave Liver 1 ; L
poo lor ancaster at 315 (Mad), 8 45, 30, 1 •5, 50ti ; , awl ; 4,,E 'On S • •'t (9
a ' 1 'al : 4
which,was chehl ened and vaccinated. The' prisoner " slasher," but that there would be in the number for of the most decild racter were sent tO India by the , - •
toat it is scarcely ever to be witnessed in, the shops. of „d II Al, and at 230 and 445 E ; and from Manchester for at •-' i, !", 4'..., 6 30, a'nd 7 4 ,E. Theut ,Diir(nl.!yais'perfonrml leti(itti llnt I '''''-'7-7-
and the child - erwards left the workhouse. Recol- tin 13th one ten times more slashing, and that the last mail, to push on the two divisions, under Note-f
r.can the London poulterers,. and the u?ual p.rice ect open Lancaster, at 15 minutes c -1
1"
a.ter ale aiverpool time of starting. 45 minutes.
i .nminn .
lected the deai- body of a child being brought to the 11
It.ti
rinted bill was a severe article, and would be cireu- Ca ei
crhof de dims
rulaliar, and under Pollock, from Jellal b d
aa , against these birds, when such is the case, is half guinea for Trains I
-Pave Lailt,ctssr ra. r; a, nrr.,..-.1 .....1 II I --..L -_. __ . c. If I, 'Pit .1 TV,' 1.,
.
- evorkhouseer few days afterwards. i lated throughout the country. He suggested that Ghtunee and Caubul." •.. •

Depart ur 1 Arr i v.il 4.7ival
DOWN TRAINS. from at : t
London. Rugby. B rmingham
Mixed, to Birminham . 6 0 M 930 M 11 15 M
Third Class, ditto.... 7 0 128 E 330 E
Mixed, ditto
First Class, ditto
Mixed, to Rugby
*MAIL, First Class
Mixed, to Birmingham
Ditto ditto
Ditto, to Aylesbury
Ditto, to liirmingha m 5 0 838 10 15
4 Ditto, to Wolverton
*MAIL, Mixed
°MAIL, to York, by Rugby' 9 0
112 15 M

DOWN. .-
up.
Denature Arrival Departure, Arrival
TRAINS, from Bir- at TRAMS. from at Flir-
irningham. Derby. I Derby, mingliam
---!-- --,
1
1MAtt.....112 30M 2 15M I *Mixed... 8 20M 10 2011
11ixe4,...1 7' 0 850 1 Ditto...ll 45 i 145 E
st &2d 'lO SO 12 15 E 1 Ditto.. II3OE ' 3 20
Class l 25E 315 15t&2d...1 430 620
Trains 4 0 15 54 '43lAtt. —ll 0 12 4531
lilted. 615 I 8 15 I _ I
—.— .

DOWN, ii /f
(Jr.
Departure Arrival I Departure Arrival
TRAINS. from at , TRAINS, from at
Rugby. Derby II Deny. Rugby.
!_________
Ist
2d ...... 945 12 10 E 1 2d
3d
4th 250 530 E il 4th ......4 40 7 0
sth 845 10 50 li sth 730 10 0
6th Mail 12 20 M[249 M ;: 6th Mail 10 40 12 50 M
S. Y
Ist
Ist ...... 645 M 930 E
2d
34
4th
The times of arriving at and departing from Nottingham and
Derby are nearly the same.

Mr. Price, proprietor and editor of the Gravesend
Omnibus, and a Mr. Clementson,. were charged with
conspiring to extort 4001. and 15/., from Mr. M‘Rae,
a banker at Gravesend.—Mr. William Patten Hey-
man, coal merchant, of Rochester, deposed, that on
the 9th instant he received a letter m the hand-
writing of Clementson, in which he professed to pity
Mr. al.Pßae on account of the articles which had been
written respecting him, and offered his services to
suppress them, and prevent further exposure. On the
same day hereceived from his hands a letter signed
" Boxer," and a printed bill, headed, " To the Lost
Banker from Gravesend," and signed, " A Plain
Speaker." On the next day Clementson gave him a
copy of the Omnibus for August 6, containing an arti.
cle headed " Banks and Bankers," and said that was a
" slasher," but that there would be in the number for
fir; 13th one ten times more slashing, and that the
printed bill was a severe article, and would be circu-
lated throughout the country. He suggested that

THE LAND RAIL.—(From a Correspondent.)-.--
The above bird, which is known in some parts of Eng-
land under the name of the Corn-crake, never was noticed
to be so abundant as it would appear to be this year,
owing to the remarkably fine summer. It is a bird of
passage, visiting our shores about the middle of May,
and returning again in September to some milder cli-
mate. About the neighbourhood of Andover they are
most plentiful. The land rail is little otherwise than a
lump of fat, and is admitted by epicurean judges to be
the most delicious bird of its size which is brought to the
table. So speedily is it apt to fade, after it is killed,
that it is scarcely ever to be witnessed in the shops. of
the London poulterers,and the usual price set upon
these birds, when such is the case, is half guinea for
the brace.

NORTH UNION.
Trains leave Liverpool for Lancaster at 3 15 (Mail), 8 45,
and II Al, and at 2 30 and 4 45 E ' • and from Manchester for
Lancaster, at 15 minutes after the Liverpool time of starting.
Trains leave Lancaster for Liverpool and Manchester, at 2,
710 and t 3 45 SI, anti at 1 sn and 550 E.

EASTERN CO UNTIES.
OPEN to BRENTWOOD.
DOWN TRAINS leave Shoredi•h at 8 7iri and 1 1051, and at 1 0,
30,t• 5, 5 0,.6 , and ; 4NE On SUNDtitS at 9an oitl, and
at '2 1,0, 4t 30, and 7 4 ,E. The j.itirn.-y is performed in about
45 minutes.
UP TRAINS leave Brentwood at 5 45, n 45, and 10 15M, and at
2 31, 3 30, ~,, li ;i0„ and 115 E. On SuNnava at tf .4;) owl IU .$1 ,
an lat .;."Q, 4 30, • 14 043, a:.d 7 43E. '

A.M.
12 44
3 10
6 45
P. 31.
12 15
2 45
7 15
3 0
5 30

9261

8 15,

047
5 V.
9 I
It) 4€)

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