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THE SUN- ' 'LONDON, FR,IDA.Y MORNING, OCTOBER 21, 1842.
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LA W INTELLIGENCE. MEMORIAL FROM THE BOARD OF GUARDIANS. POLICE INT,F.LaGgNegt.-1 I mARYLEBONE. i GENERAL RAILWAY INFORMA- GREAT WESTERN. CORN AVERA GES.
. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, Oct. 19. The CHAIRMAN here read the memorial addressed (YreSTRIVitANt) 1" .:."7 John Martin, a little fellow about fifteen years of TION. OPEN TO TAUNTON.
. (Before Mr. Commissioner EvaNs.) to the Court by the Cheltenham Board of Guardians,
gears. an:Mental
' Mel,ZdnQ t\sWaserssZdes d.e.r- •• age, wes chaeged with felony. _sage STATIONS, with their Distanced from Paddington. e'or the Week ended Oct. 15, 1842. made up from the . •
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CORN SPECULATIONS-IN RE HENRY BAKER; codling its attention to several cases of ill-treatment in ,
Walton, the driver 'cif,a,sitsegeh , leshi.
egaa Insaught be- John Brown, .of 15, Gray-street, Manchester-
.* ea r . square, stated that the boy's father rents the house in N.B. ln the following Tables M signifies before Noon, and
E after it. Panolengosr E • 7
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~ , , al R., 51, Hanwell 74, Southall 9, West Wales ~,,, I, erial ~,
30i, Panghourne 414, Goring 441, Wallingford
sire, ton 13, SLOUGH 18, MAIDENHEAD 224, Twyfard 304, Whea• '1
the Inspectors in the different Cities and Towns in Englana 10!
5111. li. '' Irtter. 18s. 01.1 Beans ........ '33'. 2.'
I s 334. -
The bankrupt, who was a most extensive epecula- Northleach and other prisons. He said that on the ' fore Alderman Gibi'deethi'l.tonseVrjce o *.. . . which coinplainant lodges. He had in a drawer, ___o,.._ READING -
%Kaeyy)ri,shWanoiolrio3:, IBlARlsssorlBl2-1-18,4,CNnatirisreeawin2ati e.,,riG:N ERA L AVERAGE PRICES OF bRITISD CuGetßulern,,
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tor in corn, came up to pass- his last exareination, Report appearing in the public papers, he had put Road 474, STEVENTON 564, Farringdon Road 633 Shriven- AVERAGES OF THE LAST aix WEEKS.
saving only delieered his. voluminous balance-sheet himself in communication with the-Board, and here , death, the wheel of-the 'tle.V
passed over the fled:: Of .3:litt%' boy en
,Ifislwissgate- i when he left his room and locked the door, a sove-
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' lis dealings may be gathered from the following ab- already appeared in our columns. He had also written street. Several peeiorN hf. teapeete. Ity .a . eaded to
came home, and, from information he received, gave -L" °N Ha
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. tract of his balance-sheet, commencing on the Ist of to the Visiting Justices of Northleaeh and Horsley on .
speak highl f the 'cit4lidant••-; che.tada forfiiiinanity.
Eliza Kitchen, 'of Bligh'ssbidlclings; Sun-street, 24 ...
.April, 1840, and extending from that period to the the subject, and had received reports from them in re. Bishopsgate, the mot)tdelhf the' doceaotldhafed that as Sarah Dollar-Lives in the same house ; saw the
, the prisoner into custody.
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6th of September, •1842 :- ply. .The substance of them was as follows :- - she was crossing the ."stree ae-halfspaafiaadi ahalOck on prisoner go into his father's room, between which and and Welton 751, RUGBY (Midland Counties Junction) 83, - ~.
:• • • . , complainant's there is a door, which, however, is Brandon 89, COVENTRY 91,
.Hampton (Derby Junction) 103, DOWN TRA -•
INa Departure Arrival at Arrival at -vregs
DR. £ 8. d. The Report from Horsley, alluding to the case of Wed sday with her, ellitcPWllo Wle erx years old,
ne , , BIRMINGHAM 1124. Daily, except Sundays. from Swindon their IMPERIAL AGGREGATE AVERAGES OF THE SIX. • .
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Paddington. Junction. Destination. Wheat 52: 4i. 1 Oats .....a. 18, 91.1 Beans ........ ;7,. r‘i.
Creditors - the boy suddenly got Idose - 'frintareinatargot's! entans always screwed up. She (witness) heard the corn- . Barley. 2Bt. ed. i Rye
Ditto holding securities
- -et . iiio was municatin door broken up, and believes the prisoner ival
Departure i Arrival A a To Taunton
Goods Traii-s-te-Tatu,„. 430 M 10 0 M 855 E
DUTIES ON FOREIGN ColitS• . 9, 6°•
Liabilities
London. Rugby. B rmingham Ditto
6 0 10 45
5 35 12 35
2 20 Wheat l6l 0(1. 1 Oats
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B irley
Capital, Ist April, 1840
--._-__. ........... ....................... Short Train to A •
laidenhead 9 0
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Profits -
.Taunton - ---
THE MARKETS.-( YESTE RD-- )
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Differencea in- ledger • • ' 50 0 the prison. The matron, who had filled her present danger, but she dicrrietsltaawlhatehe wes heard. Complainant recalled-Found the prisoner's hand- Third Class, ditto
- situation for thirteen years, had no recollection of any Charles Yates, a porter;gateathAt.;.lse Witnessed the kerchief concealed in his father's chimney, with I/. 3s. Ajixed, ditto . ... 8 0 11 5631 145 To Taunton l2 Noon 258 635 E WHITECHAPEL MARKET.
d Clover,
£588,727 12 10 such person, neither had the Governor. The Report occurrence. The cohell', WaS"gdriesi:4,k,"rapid rate tied up in it. He (witness) lost in all 1/. 14s. 1, irst Class, ditto
Mixed to Ru b
To Taunton Of Straw
915 1 0 E ............ 2 OE 450 855 with a good demand for all descriptions.
- . geettss.• e ~. • . The risoner denied the felony and he was re- . ' • g. y
Ca. X- s. d. further stated that the dietary of the .prison had not when the wornan and 'child i'V'Oe ce sew;
.ancl witness P . , Males First Class 945 I 8 230 . Reading .... 4 0 525 the supply was short and prices firm. Clove ,
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Debtors, good, bad, and doubtful .. 2,628 0 0 been altered for thirteen years, except an addition o -
saw the boy. separatdthltnself--freih, fite mether, and Thursdy next.
mended till , Mixed, to Birmingham
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to 51. Bs. ; Hay, 2/. Bs. to 4/. 4s. ; Straw,
Prciperty consigned abroad, cost 3,500/. . - • half a pound'of, potatoes daily to such of the prisoners immediately afterwerdS fall'at tile. feet 011ie horses. QU EA-SQUARE. Ditto ditto
estimated ae
The wheel then got upon the neck of the alirld, whom Grant Sullivan was brought up before Mr. Bur- Ditto, to Aylesbury ...... 3 0 Short Train to Mai,ienhead 530
• To Swindon ...-.. 730 10 30 COLO.:a IAL MARKET.
Property given up to assignees exclu.- of the; insufficiency of the food., Four deaths only witness picked. up dead. • . • rell charged with assaulting Mary Unwire and put- Ditto, to Birmingha in 5 0 $33 10 15
MAIL, LO Taunton
Trade was carried on in a very sluggis . en„
sive of debts, &c. (cost considerably had.occurred in the prison during the last thirteen C
Susannah arter stated that she saw the occurrence, •
tine. her in bodily peril. 4 Ditto, to Wolvertbn
. *MAIL, Mixed 6 0
830 11 58 130 51 Goods Train to Taunton .... 930 215M10 45 the demand for almOst all kinds of produce 10;_te.1:
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2,807 3 9 : years, and one of these was an old man , which was completely accidental. The defendant ./ •
Mare Unwin, living in Old Pye-street Western •
, " t *Mai e, to lc ork, by Rugby 9 0 ,1215 M SUNDAY DOW NTR A INS
ster stated that she had given information to the • e Short Train to Slough
tes
Property held by creditors
Estimated depreciation in property 147 -60 r 10 quite independent of the prison regulations. No pri-
,a i able, and jumped down and handed his card to those herein defen '
police of a robbery, w. . dant s brother was a Deparo ture Depar- Arrival To Reading
Short Train to Slough .
•ere in stes -7
Liabilities per contra 103,944 17 7 soners were compelled to work contrary to the direc- whO were present. . • principal, and the criminal officers were now after UP TRAINS. fr m ture from at
Birmingham Rugby. London. MAIL, to Taunton . ... 930
.. 10 15
I 0 E 430 E request, and brou
of yesterday. Mauritius and Bengal w sr
fined Sug
ght higher prices. Re ea.
Losses • ' 35,881 17 8 tions of the surgeon. The state of the building Two other persons stated that the defendant was •
him In revenge for this the defendant threw a - - --------- -.- To Taunton ...
, 2 0 E 455 $55 nein unalter
•• • • large stone at her, this day, and missing her, he rushed *Mixed, from Wolverton.. ......... ..... ....• • ••••• ' 9:'3051 Short Train to s• aidenhead 5 0 in moderate request, and prices ret 1-
Interest
:10 30- In the Coffee market there was rather a
To Swindell
Commissions
.perfectly dry, . and there were sthves for the
.purpose short as possible ; that,
,in fact, if a dozen persons .
upon her with a knife and wounded her severely in Ditto ditto
Ditto, from Birmingham 7 0M . 8 2331 12 45 E ing displayed, but this was entirely. confine
In
Matt, to Taunton _ 855 ill 35 2 5551
Trade expenses
*eau of the rison was
P were under the horses feet, he could not have shown „,
the wrist at the same time threatening he would 1' do Ditto, from Aylesbury
Personal expenses from April Ist, 1840, healthy. The only point in which the Visiting Jus- greater celerity. for her, . *Mau, First Class
pu.rces ~
to September 6, 1e42 - whether the diet He was ordered' to find two sure' ics frWs f t re
The defendant said he regretted the occurrence ex- . - • - 0 1. u u 51' cl f 13' •
i!.e , rem irmingharn 'lO 0 11 17 315 Daily. exce
__ . _ pt Sundays. of Swindon , at demand fel. home consumption, and some
stilft"
pper, in
Starting. Junction. ! Paddington. good white sold at 12s. a Pe
per or .
- was sufficiently good fbr persons under long terms of ceedingly, but it was quite.. unavoidable ; nothing behaviour. .
..................... Ditto ditto l2 Noon 123 E 6 0
Short Train from R 1 oinaon
--------_______.___# Ditto ditto... ll5 E 235 630 eag mg... 730 Al ... ...... .'8 55 M parcels, for export, at 20. a 2id. per lb. for c dhate
Total... £588,727 12 10 imprisonment ; there were four such at present in the could have prevented it. NEW ACT FOR THE RELIEF OF Ditto, from Rugby
A number e,f proofs were admitted vvithout any op, prison, to some of whom it was found necessary to Alderman Gusts sold •it•was evident that no blame Third Class, from libelling. 220 413 10 0 From Swindell
position. • - afford a little animal Coed. • , whatever attached to the driver, who, however, could INSOLVENT DEBTORS. First Class, ditto 4 0 517 915 Fram Bristol
• Short Tr. TEA MARKET.
The bankrupt having sworn to the accuracy of his NORTHLEACH HOUSE OF CORRECTiON. not be discharged until the Coroner's inquest should This Act, which, under the direction of the Commis- ;Mixed, ditto 6 0 •7 1$ 11 15 from Maidenhead 11 15
MAIL. from Bristol ..... ... 840 10 25 110 The market was in a very dull state. 1
accounts, was declared to -have passed his final exa- From the journal of the Governor of this prison, it return their verdict. • sioners of Bankruptcy, comes into operation on the Men, Mixed. ditto l2 Night 123 M 5 3011
Short Tr. from Maidenhead 1 -45 E
2 45 keep pretty steady, but the stock on hand w
initiation. appeared that Charles Beale and Josiah Rowley were The defendant, whom many gentlemen appeared • • creatin *Mixed, from Rugb
Ist proximo, Js g a good deal of discussion y 1 5
The Sunday Trains are mei rked*. b 0 Goods Tr '
ain from Taunton.. 730 51 540 E 12 0 TALLOW MARKET.
inmates of the prison fi•o:n March to September. In anxious to bail, was.accordingly remanded. ce i •
among the pro. ss on, in consequence of the supposed in From Taunton . . srsels
OCTOBER 20. addition to those marked, there is a Mixed Train leaves
Mr. Charles Phillips, in his new capacity as Com- the course of that time they were unwell anci visited bi uit ..` of the first clause which rel tes to the cla 11. •
A waterrnan, named Brocklehurst, was summoned am g ) . . . 9 a ss =lngham on Sundays at 130 E, calling at all the Stations, Ditto
Sh T •
ort ram from Q 1•• 11 15 240 530 to
of fine quality, and at 48s. 3d. for delivery uP
missioner of Bankruptcy-, took his seat in the course by the surgeon who attended them frequently. It • before Alderman Wilson, on Wednesday, for having of persons who are to be entitled to relief under it. and arriving in London at 730 E. Jougn
From Taunton ....
of the day on the bench beside the Learned presiding appeared that Beale had only once been visited by the, charged a young man, named Joseph David Shaw, the The constructions 'put upon its meaning are various, e 12 30 E 420 7 b lEld,of the year.
Short Tr. from Maidenhead 5 0 _______ •
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Chaplain during the time of his illness. enormous sum of four shillings, for rowing him and and some persons go so far as to say that, in come- BIRMINGHAM AND DERBY. From Taunton COUNTRY CORN M______All
Commissioner. 4 15 7 45 10 25
- The CHAIRMAN remarked that he was sorry to see, his sister to shore from the- Hull steam-packet, the quence of the very indefinite manner in which it is ar- MAIL, from Taunton ll 15 _
IN RE GEORGE RIDLEY. DOWN. i
This da 1; g (kited for the choice of assignees from the Visiting Justices, that since the last sessions legal fare being 'no more than sixpence-viz., three- ranged, the Act will prove wholly inoperative. With - , :,, 46
y ie.ne app . Depar'ure Arrival -
Departuse Arrival SUNDAY, le L' TRAINS Per Quarter. e. to s. e. to .. s. t• s. e. t° .fii. 3,
,01
under this fiat, the Court was crowded with creditors they had only visited the prison three times, viz., on. pence each. the view of calling general attention to the subject,
TR.AINS. from Bic. at ;TRAINS. from at air- Short Train from Slough.... 80 51
• eevious to voting. The bankrupt the 30th of July, the 20th of August, and the Ist ot The complainant stated that the defendant took him the clause is subjoined, in order to prepare the public rainghara. Derby. 1 Derby. mingbam. From Swindon
anxious to prove p, 7 0
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t eetensive business as a wine and October. This was explained by one of the Justices and his sister, and some other passengers, by the Hull. for any difficulties which may arise connected with it : --,-- -- !--,-. - Mau, from Taunton
had carried on mos . . *Ms tr.....!12 3051 215 M i*Mixed... $20M1020 M • , 645 10 30 M 110 E caulbridge.... 46 52 - 93 - /11 1 •"'' 14.2 '',B 44)
Sl•ort T • f An 49 • e A
• hant in Mincing-lane, and in St. Mary-at- that the petty-sessions wore held at the gaol in the 5 AND 6 VICTOR/4. CeP 116 AN ACT FOR THE RE-
steam-packet, in his wherry, to shore, from that yes- " -•- • , - een„s,...l 7 0 •
_rain rem Slough - as ; 1.. e el
spirit mere 850 I Ditto... 11 45 145 E
interim, when other Magistrates had an opportunity of sel, and insisted upon receiving four shillings for the mer Or INSOLVENT DEBTORS. From Taunton .
a,
hill. Ist &2d 110 30 12 15 E 1 Ditto.. 130 E 3 20 Short Tr. front Maidenhead 730 Grantham - el
330 Grimsby Hi 60 23 as Is 21 135 ei . 9,1
A gentleman named Daniels appeared to prove inspecting. the state of the. prisoners. voyage from the middle of the river to the adjoining- " Whereas it is expedient to protect from all pro- Class 125 E 3 15 Ist &2d .. ,4 30 620 Ditto • fives Readi --
upon a cheque paid to him through the bankrupt. It Afteradverting to the case of Rowley, the Report of place of landing. cess against the person such persons as have become Trains 4 0 554 *Main „Ai 0 12 4531 Male, i ng
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9 ° - et
1 the' ha (the bankrupt), and a person named the Justices has the following respecting Beale :-
appear& , s e hidebted without ano fraud oe ross or cul etble ne -
Alderman WeesoN-Four shillings Are you not 1 . • e - g 1, g Mixed 615 $l5 i rom. Taunton ....... 11 15
The Short Trains stop at all the intervening Station,. Hitchin ... sn ti: 27 'l4 A 30 34 -1 A .
235 51 5 2531 • 54 -fi
Ipswich 44 52 20 25 19 '22 ST ~,,, :4 Ai
Gompertz, had had scone money transactions, and en Charles Beale was taken ill on the 14th of May, and making a mistake ? ligence, so as nevertheless their estates may be duly The Trains marked * run on Sundays, in addition to which Lewes
Lynn 5l 60 24 ell 14 22 20 , et
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50 5)) a 3 27 111 22 SO v) , ___ se
the application of the latter he gave him the cheque, examined by the surgeon. On the 17th he was The complainant declared that the waterman ,
distributed among their creditors ; be it enacted, by Trains leave Birmingham and Derby at 539 E, and arrive at
either place at 715 E. SOUTH WESTERN. Maidstone 59 t.o no so t!ti 32 314 la ll' 55
Norwich
which was post-dated by two days. The bankrupt ordered to rest two or three days ;on the 21st he was would not take less. •No doubt he never expected n 'e Most Excellent Majest •b • a i e
t e Queen . s e y, y nd wthth ,
- - - • STATIONS, with their Distances from Nine Elms Petworth
alleged. that this transaction was merely a matter of better ;on the 24th better still ;on the 28th better ; that he should be called from the water over the coals advice and consent of the Lords spiritual and tempo- MIDLAND COUNTIES. NINE Elms, Wandsworth 3, Wimbledon 6, K 1 * , 0 I
Rom ford 4l 6.? 96 30 17 '..4 2° el 1 4
NOSTON .0, RantiLVieli
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accommodation, and that he required. some wine war- on the 31st very weak, and ordered meat daily. 0
-II for the imposition. ral, and Commons, in this present Parliament assem-
STATIONS, with their Distances from Rugby. Esher and Hampton Court 13, Walton 154, We •b d ' . " •
) ri ge 174, I netlord
61 64 32 36 24 2S 41,1 39 13.0 3g
rants to be lodge lin his hands as security, hut Mr. the 4th of June he was better ; 7th much the . same ; Alderman WILSON asked, in astonishment, what hied, and by the authority of the same, that if any /loony, TT
..,LLEETHORFE 71, Broughton-Astley 11, Wig- WoxiNG 23 Farnbo e
STOKE 46, And . rote,h 311, Winchfield 33, BASING- Vtl:e:h *"'^-1 V 151 g ',13 17 '4 ~',i 0 i :5; ''
Gonmertz said such a course WaS unnecessary, as the 12th better ; 15th better. He was during this time defence the waterman had to make to such a charge ? Person, not being o. trader within the meaning of the ston 161, LEICESTER 20. Svierest 241, Sileby 271, Barrow 30, (Gosport Janet
ne,r)
..Itoag 56, WINCHESTER 64, Bishopstoke Yarmou4th 150 55 130 32 124 30 38 40 i :::,'',".
cheque would be returned. This cheque came into OH extra diet, and on the 18th, 22d, _and 24th con- The waterman said there were seven passengers in his statutes now in force relating to bankrupts, or if any Lotiounnitoocas 321, Kegworth (Nottingham Junction) 374, L 0., e.,
..am ese, esesporer 87: OUTHAMPTON 77, Bottley 77, Fare- LiVERPOOL COltN Idaroceer.--oct'll ,toS' t.
/, 6-' 7 6
Mr. Daniels' hands, and formed the ground of a part tinued mending. On the Ist of July he was found wherry, and he understood the complainant was to pay person being such tradele but owing- debts amount- Sawley 424, Borrowash 454, DE II BY 49%. WHY AT, English, White, per 701 b...... 7 0 1, 0
- Red i, ii 6so
of his present claim, and after that gentleman had, by to have the jaundice, and tonics were adniinistered. for them all. ing in the whole to less than 3001., shall give notice, DOWN I!
from Southamp. at ----- Irish, While ' 6 6 g 6
• 6 • 1 n
permission of the Court, examined the bankrupt at On the 16th and 19th he was better. On the 2d of Mr. nohler-Why, even for the whole seven, you according to the schedule to this Act annexed, to one- - • Nine Elms. ton. Gosport. --- - lied
great length, he stated he would farego his claim in August he was found to have a cough, and was or- would not be justified in charging more than ls. 9d., fourth in number and ralue of his creditors, and shall
TP.AINS. f •
Departure Arrival : Departure Arrivia
rorn at , TRAINS. from at Mixed Tram --- ..---- Foreign .. 2 4 2 7
this Court. dered to rest. On the 10th his cough wae still bad, and each of them would• be entitled to carry 56 lbs. cause the same notice to be inserted twice in the Lon- Rueby. Derby !: Derby. Rugby. Ditto 70 31 11 551 Ia 30 X OATS, English, Welsh, and Scotch, per 4511). ........ .2 5 .0 .
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a great number of proofs were then allowed with- and medicine was administered ; 13th, cough conti- weight of luggage. • don Gazette, and twice in some newspaper circulating ---1
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71-51t1 -11 0-.
st 645 M 9 0 M Ist
141 Goods 'Frain 11 0 2 * e2e Foreign
out opposition, after which the • choice of assignees nued, a blister on the side ; 15th, half a pound of meat The complainant-My sister was the only person within the county wherein he resides, he may present ait ...... 945•12 10 E 9d
1(I E 4CO 6e5 BA HUY, English, Malting, per Imp.quarter ........ „ 6 .6 .
e 5 - Scotch and Irish, per 601bs. .................. ; 4 e,•; 0
was proceeded with, when MreDaniel Dixon, of the ordered ; 16th, cough still and pain in the side, bled, with me, and the waterman knew it perfectly well: a petition for protection from process. to the Court of 3d
Mixed Train e4 0 '4-4 0 •
5 0 8 3.) 9 0 BeAes, English, per Imperial quarter ..................
20 6 .
02 0
firm of Dixon and Donaldson, wine-merchants, of and had medicine administered. On the 17th he WM Alderman Wrasog-If he was paid at this rate he Bankruptcy, if he has resided twelve calendar months 4th 250 530 E ' 4th ...... 440 7 0 MAIL ..
Mark-lane, was appointed. relieved by the'previous treatment; 18th, bled again, must have made a good profit of his labour. Is this in London or within the London district, or to the sth
6th Mail 12
3 45 10- 50 sth 7 30 10 0 (hods Trein
2051 2 4951 ' 6th Mail 10 40 12 5051
Isrixed SyNDAYs. 15 • 49 X 5 • Foreign
•••• .........so blood much inflamed; 19th, cough, but better gener- man afr ?D f d I d h C • • fB k tin the county within
ee waterman een ant- am, an ave .ommissioner o an rup 3 Tr •n l9 0 M 145 E PFASE, English, per Inicerial quarter . • ............... se 0 .45 0
210 E ---• Foreign
MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. ally ; 21st, still better ; 24th, 26th, and 31st, still im- been for many years. whose district he may have resided twelve caleadar ist
7 30M 10 031 Ist ...... 6 4511 930 E ,Ditto
11,AIL
MUSIC LICENSES.-Yesterdav being fixed for the proving; and on Ist September he left the prison. Alderman IViesoss-You certainly ought not to be. months, which petition shall have annexed to it a full 2d - Irish
Short Trains to Wokine at 101 e Morning, and at 01 -' ' , OATNIZAL, En lish and Irish er 2401bs ...... .... -; •• qi, 0 4,-. o
4, 414 and 5e,, g
renewal of music licenses to public-houses and The CHAIRMAN remarked that the prisoner appeared This is a most aggravated case. .
.. and true schedule of his debts, with the names of his 34 - INDIAN Coax per 4801 b. IP .....,, ............ ...• no 0 -- o
places of entertainment in the countg of Middlesex, to receive every attention at the hands of the surgeon, _
A. gentleman stated to the Aldeernan that the very creditors, and the dates of contracting the debts seve- 4th l2 20 NI 249 NI 4th Mail 10 40 12 50 51
Th t• f • • ' N •
e Imes o arriving at and departing from ottingham and in an hour -.nd ten minute's Sundays at 9% 51, a d 21'
.. -. e yevney
nat a and .le E Rye, per fr4erial quarter
--,,--- 51A LT, per Irnperial g 0 AI ter
the 0-it'd and the Bench were crowded to excess, as there were no less than 31 entries in the book re- body of which the defendant was a member had re- rally, the nature of the debt, and the security (if
Derby are nearly the same. De*,,arture Departure Arrival
UP TRAINS. ---_-_-, „. Di. G ii,,.
and there were no less than forty Magistrates present. dative to his case. Shortly after the .commencement cently brought forward a case, respecting which the any) given for the same; and also of the nature and _,_ tem from South- at T.RIALS OF THE NOTTI
The (el-en:test interest was excited, on account of its of his illness, the prisoner Beale stated to his mother, amount of his property, and of the debts owing to hiria Gosport. ampten. Nine Elms.
e Lord Mayor was very shortly expected to adjudicate, NORTH MIDLAND. __________ ____ CHA.RTISTS. ions
P. ntySess
being known that strenuous efforts would be made to who visited him, that he received every attention, and connected with their privilegess-The watermen in with their dates and the names of his debtors, (IN CONJUNCTION WITH TN?. MIDLAND COUN- nth 135 X 215 111 523 AI NOTTINGHAM,' WEDNESDAY.-The ..,011--
..A., the
led slr''' -
deprive the Eagle Tavern City Road, the Royal could not be done better by.at home. This, however, the case alluded to, complained against a person for and the nature of the securities (if any) which he Heed Train
TIES, BIRMINGHAM AND DERBY, MANCHES- Goods Frain
8 15 7 •
P 15 lo :.e.
315 E have this week been almost wholly occup turualt'l
Standard, Shepperdess•fiel4 White Conduit House, was said in presence of the turnkey and gaoler. having continued to land passengers from a steamer may have for such debts , .
• and which .petition shall TER AND SHEFFIELD, MANCHESTER AN D Mixed Train B3o 90 , 12 30 t,
trials of the Chartists lately arrested for
.rio , An
the Eyre Arms, and
:other favourite places of recrea- In the Report, the cells are represented as well yen- by means of a lighter or a barge cut in two, and with 1 h
also set forth any proposal white 1 e may have to LEEDS, HULL AND SELBY AND THE GREAT
NORTH OF '
ENGLAND.) Fast Train
Mixed Train l6 37
12 30 E 11 0
10 E 2 •
4 31 ~...1•11. OU''.. . Abe
ously assembling, &c., during the late
.taen ers to 1
tion, of the licenses . under which they have hitherto tilated, and damp only when they have been washed, thus having interfered with the profits of the labours make for the payment, in whole or in part, of his Fast Train
-rison , And
conducted. on whicli occasions they are not used for persons kept of the body, and here was an instance of the very ful for the ud e
debts ; and it shall thereupon be laW J g DOWN TRAINS. Mixed Train
Gsods Train
735 a3O 915 meiZeSt
Government to get their cases tried at the
_,..siona, AS
. Licenses were renewed, without opposition, to the to hard labour. It concludes by saying there is abuse which contributed with other circumstances to or Commissioner of the Court of Bankru tc to whom
p y 5. Departure from 1 Arrival at • SUND A YS. , 20 M
not before Colonel Rolleston, M.P., at the s'. cony'
Mermaid, Hackney ; to Sadler's Wells Theatre; the nothing either in the discipline, situation, or atmo- diminish the numbers of those who would venture to fter rovided the
by any order of the Court, AS herina , p , I I MAIL •
ee Mixed Train
930 •10 0 5 9.5 M i
145 E d thorn, , _
ne was the Magistrate who appiehende .._ iiiaae zi:
Angel, Edmonton ; the 'Queen's Theatre, Tottenham- sphere of the prison calculated to injure those con- get into a wherry at all. . same shall be referred, or for the Commissioner in Derb • Sheffield. Sheffieled Leeds. chitur. York. Darling- 0 Ditto ..... ... . .... 430 E• ' 0 E 845 • •
mated them, and said he was determined tu • -el,
so
street, Tottenham-cotirt-road ; and the Abercorn fined in it, and nothing but what is needful and con- Alderman WILSON said it was notorious that the the country to whom the petition shall be resented I ton.
. 1 31 51 _ SOE 6 191%1 8 3051 6 4031 9 20M 4 Short Trains lea.4-N-Vokin-i'da,le t 7 31, 114 51 and 7% E. sun. •as ex.ces ot,
ft" n P days at 91,31a6(444 and 6'41 4'
la E. severe example.of them. The Court. w Jo a
Arms, Stanmore. s,istent with a wholesome rigc•ur of imprisonment. It impositions practised •by the watermen actually de- to give, up.on the filing of such pe lio , a
bprotee- . .. 7 3331
The application of Mr. Carter, of the Southampton is signed by C. and H. Waller, the Visiting Justices, barred the public from employing them. Imposition 11 rocess w atever
tion to the petitioner from a: p , _
__
615 145 I 9 50M
30 10 45 'II ' ,
45 , 1 laE 50E2 0 E 5 ISE - •
LONDON AND BRIGHTON. cidwded, and the cases excited immen A._ deeen
collections having been made in chap ,
els doh w .
Arms, Camden-town, for a renewal of his music and other Magistrates. • and abuse were what people always expected, and in either against his person or his property, of every
12 45E .2 OE 2 45E '4 0 335 4 4,5 711 STATIONS, with t'neir Distances from London Bridge. the poor and much to be pitied fellows. (119;
k age a
license, wa3 opposed, and ordered to stand. over.. • A Report from the county surveyor, who had been his opinion very few were disappointed. It is rather description, which protection shall continue in force, 345 430 530 7 0 845 745 LONDON, New Cross 3, CROYDON 104, Godstone Road 134, 'John Tibbs d 32 ; Henry Hancoc , 0 ege
. , age
THE EAGLE TAVERN.-Ore the application of Mr. employed to inspect the cells, was also read. It stated singular that at such a time, when they vvere malting and all processes be stayed, un .
til the a earance
_ PP 4 0 530 630 I 8 15 10 0 , . Stoat's Nest 141, Merstham 191, RED Hat 214, Herbs)? 2.51 rd Jovn ''' d tut
Wm Stevenson, aged 22 ; ancl Edwa -, an
Rouse, of the :Eagle Tavern, City-road, to have his that ths• drainage was very complete, the building such appeals in order to prevent _ the infringement of of the petitioner in Court, as hereinafter provided ;6 0 7. 30 8151 9 45 THREE BRIDGES 294, Balcombe 331, HAYWARD'S freserit • . . vin riotousiy eoae
$0 years, were'charged with ha g ~s p V'
perfectly weather-proof, the rain water well carried their privileges, up.started an argument.to show, that and moon the presentation of any sue p
h etition all the SUNDAYS • 371,, Hassock's Gate 431, BRIGHTON 54. . d forcr-
license for music and dramatic entertainments re- multuously assembled at Basford, an .
etitioner shall forthwith be- ~3 19,,,
off, and that the cells are perfectly dry, and that if the sooner those privileges were abolished, the better. estates and effects of the I, . Leave. I Arrive ire Leave !Arrive in
newed, a memorial, signed " James Hudson," was put " 030°
who shell be nomi- '0" 3 4531 9 4551111 1551 IOE 12 Noon DOWN. London. Brighton. UP. Brighton.l London. from their work.
there was any damp at all; the whita wash on the The defendant said M had never before been ssignee,
come vested in the officia a . . 1
_____
____
in and read. It set forth the opinion of the memo- ~, 3OE 4 30E 5 30E1 7 15E 930 6OE Hancock Was sentenced to four ca op .
walls would. in% .. 1
Ice it easil discernible The cells are charged at a police-office, and he hoped the 'matter nated by th
the Commissioners acting. in e matter ot tee Mixed 745M10 15 M From Croy-
rialist as to the immoral effects of such places of en-
Y Th • *** The Dawn Trains arrive at Hu I • Meat, Firit 930 hard labour ; the other three to six ca ~
armed by drti ma mean's. e level of the brook lin about two hours don ; ale • 9till.
tertainment, and prayed that the license should not be `...v would be overlooked upon this occasion. . said petition, and such official assignee shall and may later than their arrival at York. - Class
is five feet six below the level of the cells. ToCroydon 10 45 First Class... 9 0 11 •
Alderman Wrescia-What is the-utmost 'perm* I forthwith take ssion of so much thereof as can be . a .
renewed. The memorialist beinc, called to sustain
0 . • posse - - blage on tonic g .
a -1••••• Mixed .... 11 45 215 E Mixed
The CHAIRMAN said that as a Coroner s inquest ossessed without suit; and the UP TRAINS. ries, .
the allegations, did not appear. can inflict, •Mr. nobler ? reasonably obtained and r • Ditto
being held on the tete risoner Beale and as First Class 4 ISO 630 Mixed .. ..... •130 E 4 0
I hold and- stand possessed of ts
Mr. toluene (with whom was Mr. Ceangsces), on was. e • P , the Mr. nobler-Forty shillings: said official assignee sha sao the men out, Sze.
Departure frara I • Arrival at ' Mixed.. ~ 6 • 530 First Class... 33e , ,triishrne'3
the part of Mr. Rouse, submitted. that the Court gaoler was now present, he should like to ask him 9. Alderman Wiescre-I am very sorry I cannot ine the same in like manlier as Official assignees hold and - MAIL
coutd not entertain the memorial, which was thus few questions, to give him an opportunity of exgdain- flict a much greater. The defendant f 0 ' d effects under and by virtue of the r'Arung- York. mane I Goods ..... 9 0 12 30 51 Goods 9 0 ..230 31
must pay orty p ssess estates an Leeds. Sheffield. Sheffield. Derby. ToCroydon 930 Of six, four, and two calendar months' uaL op; or
ton. cheste 110
SUNDAYS. - From SUNDAYS. were given, according as the parties had been
abandoned by the memorialist himself. ing anything which might appear wrong
a' shillings and costs, and return the extra change, three statute relating to bankrupts."
The Couar, after some discussion and a division, •
Mr Townsend the Gover
, nor, then, in answer to and sixpence t th l• • t t h
, o e comp aman , ow om the public .......„......----.................!
730 645 1930. 11 15 Ditto
10 45 1115 E Mixed ~..... 7eo X 10 0, less active,. •Oa
fc
decided that the memorial should be laid on the table. tions, said, Beale was a prisoner six months. He was are much indebted. ' FAT HER MAT EW IN T
H_ . ___ _ '__ HE " OLD 6MI 8 4551 70M930 10 45 111 45 12 45E ,l1),0it 7O E 930 ~Ditto 345 E 615 In the third case, 18 were arraigned, and ,orp
Mr. CLARKSON then, at great length, addressed never put for fourteen hours at a time in the potato Th t • d. t 1 •
ewa erman mime la e y paid the penalty, and PARISH." 915 12 Noon 10 01OE2' OE I 2 45E 415 ydon 10 0 11 Ditto 6 0 830
SHOREH •
AM BRANCH.-Mixed Trains leave Brighton for Shore- o-- --- - • ta '
guilt of msembling riotously, and attempting st
liar ickin tatoee
the Bench, in support of the renewal, and presented ce P gpo - I understand from the turn- walked off (From the Waterford Chronicle.) 12 15E 3OE 1 10E 4 0 530 630 815 ham daily at 7 3.; and 9 3151. and at 12 15, 2 45, 4 45,and 7 OE. °lit 'ale '3l4'
die men at the .coal-pitS of Lord MI . eereos
. ke that he was ut ther '
247 petitions from inhabitant householders and traders Y p e once, for three or four hours, •
GREENWICH. .
most triumphant of all the many 330 619 445 7 9 fs 12 64510 9 On Sundays at 9 OM, and at 2 13, 3 45, 5 15. and 6 45E. Wollaton. They received sentence of various, lII' the,
but that was
in the neighbourhood of the tavern, and 19 petitions at his own request, because he said he Yesterday tbl The grandest and
a respec a y-dressed female applied to glorious demonstrations ill the sacred cause of total
6 45511 ' 7 3051 $45 M 9 45M 11 4,5 M From Shoreham for Brighton at Sno and 10 3031, and at 15, 3 3'',
• ' to two months-. ..'' t .
PriT;OZTE,„:Va'astatliMlosl., and 245, 4 10. 6 Lastsed_Frl OE. to hard labour, for from six
__lie 11
from Charitable Societies, testifying to the verl would rather do that Muesli° in his cell or walk Mj" at le Stations, the First T ains
r. eremy for his advice under the following cir- abstinence which have yet taken place in the County - a 5 OE 6 30E 7 15E 9 15E. on'y at First Cies"; Stations. prisoners convicted were ordered to find sury
excellent manner in which the house was conducte , in the yard. That was before he was ill. lam cer 3 30E 6 19E I 7 9 al2 . 9 0 10 9 the end of their terms of imprisonment.
~
- cumstances:-She said that some time ago she had Weterfo d • was celebrated on Sunday last at the _-______
s for 6^03c1
in he could not be the
and praying for the continuance of the license. Mr. ta . re fourteen hours at a time, taken a house in Deptford, • and her landlord had ' • r ' •
beautifully picturesque and romantic village or
. a.. Trains leave Hull for •Derby daily at 64 and 1151, and LONDON AND DOVER. . .
Several Were acquitted on giving surehe gilds
Rouse had expended several thousand pounds upon because the prisoners ate not let out of their cells un- agreed to take 6s. per week clear of all taxes, but on A " t d for its ancient Ro d T at 24 and SE. On Sundays at 5E only. OPEN TO HEADCORN STATION. behaviour. The trials occupied three whole cistfe, '7. .
til six in the mornin and are lo dmore, celebra e un ower,
the improvements of the premises ; and, at a cost of g, eked up again at six her tendering him the quarter's rent short of •the rates r • l reminiscen DOWN TRAINS. ,
1 UP TRAINS. excited great interest. ,
• •
ces connected with the MANCHESTER & BIRMINGHAM
'n the evenin The sur eon did not kn
upwards of 1,0001. a-year, he had complied with the 1 g, g . ow of his and the venerab e
and taxes she had paid, he refused to accept it, on th b• ' f • atron Saint
e irth-place o its p , the illustrious Declare • Departure from Arrival at Head.l Departure from Arrival in --- -
- TO ''' .
tin otatoes at the time . He has been
suggestions made to him by that Bench some years s?r g p • • told of it ground that he had made up his mind not to pay who flourished in the wra immediately subsequent slieea7s. Leaves Loadon. corn Statioe. , Headcorn. London.
Argvaens at /zoos Arrives Arrives _______.- -......---- ______ --...... THIRD OUTBREAK OF ..z..
ago. Since the first establishment of these enter- since, but did not express an objection to it. I-never Church-rates. t,n'aig.a.s • Crewe. et at Bir- 7 3'l 51 19 5 M ,•7 5 M 940 M E. " '
LIVERPOOL GREAT FIR it,-
to that of Ireland's first Apostle. Th •hb ur
e neig o - chester. chaster. Crewe. mingham. 930 11 41S 840 11 15 :0„ abla„... •
heard of his eatin the raw tatoes
tainments, there had not been a single police coms • g po .He never corn- Mr. JEREMy-Why does he object to py the Church •• • was first amongst the remote dietricts - -- - 10 30 15 E 10 55 110 E LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY.--Last eyelid's", weise".':
plaint arising from any occurrence of any kind upon P
lained, to my knowledge, of the food. The potatoea rates in art' 1 ? It 1. •• - hood, it is said,
p icu ar _pp icantd-Why, tr, he Was ain Ireland, 'to receive the faith, hence the name of 1 45111 40M5 OM 4051 5 15M SOM 130 E 4 0 225 E 455 • IVII '
half-past• six, the inhabitants of this to er e•
- are ke tina dr cellar There is t • •
no wa er iunning
the premises. If the license were withdrawn, between
ee p. Y • Churchwarden, or overseer, or something of that sort, 615 $5O 845
" Old Parish." That faith it has preserved, pure, ....., 9 0 10 30 ' 7ao 9' o ! 610 again much alarmed at the report tha ~ea A .
thirty and forty person.s would be thrown out of am- In hhe rison now The brook is now turn
rohg t p • ed and he sa,ys the parish owed him 2.5/. on his- acc t
OUT) Ss spotless, and undefiled, a circumstance which fur- 11 30 145 E 3 OE 8 4.5 10 0 12 4.5 E SUNDAYS. i SUNDAYS.
outside the boundary wall. There is only sufficient 81551110 50 X 1 735 M 10 10 M perty saved from the late great fire in ttl`hteent
ployment in the musical department alone. and he won't • Ch h •
pay any urc -rates till he has offs i • infalli 245 E 5 0 615 11 15 12 30 E 315
et t. nishes glorious and ble presage that its inhabi- 130 E 45 E 1250 E I 325 E terloo..road. had again ignited, and Ivo , art '
ater allowed to cleanse the privies The ta o c -
Mr. WIT,Ks (late M.P.), as a Magistrate, gave his w . - . • po tel Mr. JEREMY-Iv ell, that certainly is a curious wa ' ' 615 445 E 6 15 930 7 0 935 7 0 935 that t
lar is not near the brook which runs on the oth -dd y tants tvill cherish with the same eternal tenacity and ing with great fume Shortly afterwards „ere
430 730 9 0 745 18 45 11 30 - - . „ •
opinion agsainst the renewal, and addressed the Bench • , ersl e of balancing accounts. There must be some • tak • •
hus e• devotional. allegiance the sacred and regenerating suNDAyg SU NDA YS NORTHERN AND b ASTERN. of the town Was illuminated the fire bells tile
at great length upon the horrible immorality prevail- of the prison. The cell Beale was confined in was Applicant-Indeed, Sir, There is no mistake. ~ den to , s
ing in the metropolis, which he ascribed mainly to Perfectly dry, as all the cells are. They are heated in Mr. JEREMY-Why, no man would be so fooli h faith which Mathew was sent from heaven to " teach
. ~ 1 4551 4OM 5 1551 4 0311 h 1551 $0 M OPEN TO BISHOP'S STORTFORD. rung, and the engines immediately procee , r til
isasie •s
s • unto all na
, tions. The day was particularly propi- 730 if) 30 10 45 830 110 0 115 E STATIONS, with their Distances from Shorediteh. spot. •On arriving at the scene of the d .
_agar
music licences. cold weather by the stoves. Don't suppose they were Applicant-But h ' • d d S. •
e is, in ee , ir : and, besides, I tious for the occasion. There never shone a brighter 11 3J 145 E 3 0 E 11 15 12 30 E 315 I,ea Bridge:sN, Tottelham 7es Edmonton 9 Ponder's End 11
Waltham lee B ' ' 4 ' 4,
' • L report was found to be true, the interior of Bx.r-Uso•
, roxbourne 19, Roydon 2-, Harlow -6%, Sawbridge-
After a very long discussion the Bench decided that warmed at the time complained of, as it WaS SUIII- don't thinls he understands th I • f
eaw o agreements. Sabbath day. The heavens seemed to smile upon 245 E 5 0 630 745 E 8 45 11 30 worth 23te, Stortford 3214. cotton-shed, in the cellars of which were larr 4 ~.0
Mr. Rouse wa.s entitled. to a renevval of his licence. mer time. There is nothing in the cells for the pri- Mr. JEREMY-What
~ are you a lavvyer?-(Lasesh- tl s *th that mellowed as t f • •ty DOWN TRAINS. titles of turpentine and cotton, having ego .
in •011" .
e le ecene W 1 pec o serem MANCHESTER AND LEE DS. ! . UP TRAINS.
_
armors to sit on but the large stone and the iron bed- ter.)-Applieant-Dear me S I
, no, ir, but can under- peculiar to this lovely autumnal season. The beauti- ense volumes- ' ae,
fire the •flames ascending in imm 33e. .
Departure Der rture I Arrival Departure; Departure. Arrival
COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS, stead. When the cells are warmed the hot air comes stand common sense, and that's more than they do fll d' hfled landscape. oe g•
ill, dale, and ocean, STATIONS with their Distances from Manchester
MANCHESTER, Oldham Junction 5, from fromßrox-1 at from Ifromßrox- at
Mills Hill 6, Blue Pits 9, se red t kany thousand spectators were speedily c`o'g life
GLOUCESTER. under the stone. It was in my presence that Beale and I say if a • " I'll tak .
man eays, eSO 11111 s U y went
ch a year blending 'n +he glorious panorama of nature's
. 1 s . •h. bourne ' •
Rnchdale 11, Littlehorough 14, Todrnorden 20, Eastwood 21, --° -1 c - ' I Stafford. , Stortforde bourne. Shoreditch. gated, and notwithstanding the lamentable loss , ,itei .
~, a
The Quarter Sessions of the peace for the Mich 1
ae - told his Mother that he was perfectly satisfied. None clear of all legal rates and taxe " h h
s, t Alt t e agreement own painting which adorns this neighbourhood, Hebden Bridge 24, Luddenden Foot 26, Sowerby Bridge 23 ,---,
il 0 M 848 Al 925 X 5 30M 556 M 6ee m which took place on the first out-break, it ''-e.•:i e tot*.
mas quarter commenced at Gloucester on Tuesd.l ,of the cells are glazed, they are fitted with wooden includes Church-rates.-(Laughter.) -Elland 31, Brighouse 34, Cooper Bridge 36, Dewsbury 41, 930 10 15 10 45 P 45 much difficulty they could be • kept back front
_gel.
shone responsive to the sun-light whose glories it re- it JO 12 20 E 1259 E 825 '1 51 940
morning. After the usual preliminary business hYd
a ; shutters. The rain may beat in sometimes, but not Mr. JEREMY-No doubt f't d•f
01, an i you on prove fleeted. The temperance bands of Knockmahon, rbury 44, Wakefield 48, Nermanton 51, LEEDS 60.
Ho . 130 E• 2 2; 253 921 9 !..0 10 40 tering walls -of the shed. It appears that the P"T-firei
been transacted, the Magistrates adjourned to the much. such an agreement, vou can be protected. I should Dungarven, Cappoquin, Cloyne, Midleton, and Killea, Departure from ' Arrival at Departure from Arrival at 331
4 et) 4, 15
5 '25 4eo 11 33 1•2 2 E 12 48 E .oe thg . _
which had ignited, had been, ever sin . . f tDe •
Grand jury room, for the' transaction of the county The CHAIRMAN said he thought from what they advise • t t d- th
youoen er e money short of what you poured forth their soul-enlivenin • • h our Manchester. Leeds. Leeds. Manchester. 530 620 55$ 230 E 0 0
- 430 5 0 34S
548 covered with the bricks and thnber 0 wt.
businese. There was a large attendance, though th- had heard it would be proper to substitute wooden g strains, in on
_______________.., -___ ____ 8 0 853 025 630 17 5 , 8 0 • the •ii
e have paid, and if he chooses to refus •
eit and put in a of the sac • d cause which ins •
le mred their melody, and 7 0,31 10 10 31 540 31 8 30,1'1 On SundaysTralns leave Shore- On Sundays Trains leave Stort. late surrouriding buildines, and during lov ed 1
Court was not so full as on some former occ •
aslons. seats for stone ones, as stone was of too damp a na- distress, I will grant a summons for a 'll - •
nt egal distress. added tenfold to the joyous s• • •
pint of enthusiasm per- 930 12 7 E o • 930 ditch for Stortford at 8 and 9 30M, ;ford for Shoreciitce at 530 and fortnight workmen have 13;en actively ell e gage's
Among those present we noticed the Right non. Earl ture to form a proper seat for prisoners in a perspire- I must say, however, that these diff • -1 1 .f. and at '2 3,, 3 30, and 8E 9 3031, and at 130, 4 30, and 8 OE. 1 • h . t ng, tne e stb.
erences arise vaeing the vast mu:tisude assembled, amounting at 10 59 1 44 7 .40 10 50 c earing away t e rubblsh, and excava 1
ideri ee -
Fitzhardinge, the Hon. Grantley Berkeley, M.P., Sir tion. He, therefore, proposed that pieces of wood through the want of rttl
at e caution. Honest land- least to 20,000 persons. The clergy. for 20 miles 120 E 435 9 0 11 45 • This Train leaves Broxbeurne half an bout earlier on Mondays
of turpentine and the cotton buried ln eve
Matthew Wood, C. Bathurst, Esq.; and from the should be clamped on the stones. lords would never dispute their agreements, but 'f' 3 20 6 45 10 16 1 I,E laet ' 1r •
1 around were assembled on the 7occasion : amongst EASTERN CO UNTIES. They had just finished their day's work ,e,, too
Chelienhalri district, E. Kendall, W. Gyde J. Over- The motion was agreed to. 445 730 120 E 5 0
the agreements were written. in the rent-books there them we noticed those pill ' operq toe,
ars to the cause in this 7 • 10 30 1 345 635 OPEN to BRENTWOOD. ing, and left the premises, .when the pr
bury, J. E. Pit and' D
Viner, S.'Gale, W. t, .L. St.
the
The CHURN' kN then proposed that the whole of the If
could be no question. It hardly followed that a man i count the ees ect Nzt paq f • N
cells sho id ' , .or 0 Kill and s. ewtown, • go 12 751 I 6 0 845 DOWN TRAINS leave Shoredith at 830 and 11 OM, and at 20, fire. The . wind WII3 rather high at , see od
Clair, Esqrs., the Rev. J. Smith, Colonel Wall, and u. be glazed in addition to the wooden agreed with every tenant alike, although the houses 'th RY' P VP 30, 4 15, 50,6 3 . and 7 45E1. On SUNDAYS at 9 0 awl 10 OM, and bl • • • • ana see isig
h tt
s u ers.-This was also agreed to. e ev. . eale and his Curates. The gentry of 1
1 7 15 10 0 at 20,50, 4 0, 6 30, and 7 45E. The Journey is performed in about owing in a south-westerly direction, . ,hoor
_,
others. Mr. WITT 3 said he hacf f were adjoining and of equal value. all persuasions, with their families, were also assem- SUNDAYS. '45 mi3utes. fears entertained for the safety of the nelg". a to P
After some routine business had been gone through f . aew remarks to make re- The applicant thanked the Magistrate and withd • a 051 11 30M 8 051 11 30 NI UP TRAINS leave Brentwood at • 45, 9 45. and-10 45M, and at , earPe her'
. erring to the case of Northl oh d rew. bled from every point Within a day's journey of the pro hich were
perty, was lest the sparks, IN f far.;
10 139 1 44 E 10 16 1 1 E 2 31, 3 39, 5 ee,' 6 in., end 7 45E. On SUNDAYS at 843 and 1051,
the subject of the county prison was ta
ken into con-
tenuation of the d' t ea , an spoke in ex- MARLBOROUGH-STREET. chosen arena. Sir Richard M ccompanied and at •2 30, 4 30, 61.), 6 45, seei 7 45E. considerable distance should be the means °
le ary and state of the prism. usgrave, a 630 E 10 0 6 0 E 930 .1 • . • 'of
sideration. C. BATHURST, Esq., said that he also made fh Henry Gould, a young man of respectable appear- by the Messrs. Musgrave •
) Juh., and the celebrated 10 0 12 4751 715 10 0 - ............._-,--- ing the progress of the devastating element. eye
PRISONS AND HOUSES OF CORRECTION.
observations on these charges against the t asw
reatment ance, who carries on an extensive business as a Oriental traveller, and eloquent advocate of moral and
. . 4 This Train leaves Brigbouse at 740 51. NEWCA.STLE•UPON-T Y.
NE AND All the b .1 r If h
en ( ings w ic surrounded the SC de.
LAWFORD GATE. , adopted at Northleach. fruiterer and greengrocer at N0..46, Curzon-street civi r
~ 1 therty, Mr. Buckingham, and his lady, arrived • - ' . CARLISLE. this conflagration having been jog,' the
pro or
The Visiting Justices', Surgeon's, and Gaoler s
After some further desultory conver t• May Fair, was placed at the bar on the following. at the chur-ch while mass BIRMINGHAM & GLOUCESTER.
sa ion, the sub- was celebrating, immedi- -- stroyed no further damage but dbe ,
*son were read.
Reports of the state of. thiS pre
be , .
ject dropped, without the Court coming to any specific charge :-Police-sergeant No: 8, of the C division, ately after which a cordial • •
gieeting took place be- -
destruct on of the selvage property c n P '
DOWN TRAINS UP TRAINS Newcastle. I Carlisle. Carlisle. N •
. eweastle. no &eine f tl'e
It appeared that on the 14th of OCto r, tne pri•
resolution. stated that about one o'clock this morning he was tween these distinguished ' cr •
in ividuals and the gifted . t
tained, excepting by the sparks • and , o
had ' From Birmingham. Fro n Gloucester. the fur) „lose
soners had been inspected and asked if they
GLOUCESTER PRISON. standing opposite, to the prisoner's house speaking to Apostle, when he ascended the pulpit an p
d reached . 7 051ornin 0 3 51
g 1 0 °ming 7 ()Moraine- 10 30Mornine s's' rin the ruins had only to Observe
, it.,, . A ; tb° C
l said they two constables under his Leaves Arrives • Arrives 10 0 o ;ttS'i
130 Aftern. 10 0 j 1 0 Aftere fi - -,r 4 ' lf • i e ana ." , -Pe -
any complaint to make ; they al - A Report was next read from the Visiting Justices • , • charge, when the prisoner, from " Habacuc," 2d c. and 20th verse. He then ad- Mar- Chel- at Glou- at Chel- Wor. Birrnine 230 Aftern. 530 re exps itse in tle open span ~
had not sufficient food, except one man who was un-
of Gloucester gaol. It stated that Lot Organ and lanfa. very intoxicated state, came up accompanied by ministered the pledge to the first batch, consisting of cester. tenhane. caste . tenliarri cester. ham. 230 Aftern, If 3 0 • Ail'
'rection of g , a
.
well and could not eat his allowance. Visiting Jus-
Thomas Roach, the two prisoners mentioned. by the • •
riend who wa s i
e s ee ng him home, and on recog- about one thousand 5 0
Persons, whom he addressed, sub- --""A.m. - ------' - !"------A.31. ---- - ---"'''' 630 • $3O 6 • ,
ii 0 of a few hours, cider the able di . . /alp, q dee
fusing witness said-" Oh the chief constable, it was got tinder. -13- Vlll3 f
flees thought the dietary scarcely sufficient for long
board of guardians, had nerer complained of ill-treat- g , . , there's that b- No. 8 ; sequently- signing them all with the seal of the cross 12 44 231 250 314 530 4 1 115 940 SUNDAYS. SUNDAYS. ' . wever, as o
d tton ho are a
tity of the turpentine ane co , • hun ..e
terms of imprisonment. , ment while in confinement ; that the celli of the rison •oa e him a grudge." He then went into -and thu,s continued
P - his shop and br h ..- • • • alternately giving the pledge 310457 5 22 540 815 $35105 11 7 9 0 Morningll2 15 Anent. '9 0 51orning112 15 Aftern t • d 0 th fir•-t outbreak, some ,se clot
s roe e . n e s -
The CHAIRMAN b r ed that from the Surgeon s
o se v t d h t dry, airy, and well-vontilated i
were no amp, u th b• • oug t out a packing. hammer, used in and addressing the crowd bth inside the church and
s, o • $45 10 3() 11 12 11 25 11 15 11 35 1 4 2. 0 5 0 Aftern. 15 0 '5 0 18 15
barrels of turpentine in the s ,
heel ready to
,'.'
1'
Report the pri . ' d 'generally healthy, al-
that the tread-wheel labour was not injurious to e usiness (a most formidable w drk in the open air, until a • the evening, conti- P•m*
eapon, shape 1 e ve o'clock in , . . 1 P.M. , ........,,,,...._-_____,., N 501° .
though the - •soners appeare , a cooper's adze, but la 12 15 1 f. 5 37 I 1 1
2 f.S6 2 0 -20 ,2 47 336 away, were saved. riling, oilo
rter of an • rger and heavier), and spring-. nuing to speak with ntermission for this m° ost
Prison was crowded. health, as the prisoners were cnly on a qua ing towards witness, said, with h' . • scarcely ane 1 245434 5 2 515i4 0 4 20 522 645 !EDINBURGH AND GLASGO W The fire is yet (10 o'clock
•ff• The superintendent r d is arm uplifted, seven hours. It culated that about five - the
was cal 715 999 42 9 5.5 715 735 9 1 945 Trains depart front each Terminus at 7 • nce
LITTLE DEAN. • hour and twenty minutes o-. ea yto strike, " One end of this I'll driv ' h d ,9, and 11 M and dering. It is now three weeki ei
From the just. e into your t ousan persons took th. ledge during the day ; and 3 o
...
...
others-
Ore,an nor Roach had g 740 9 0 920 10 40 11 30 at 3,5, and 7E. On Sundays at 730 M, and 530 E. '
goners aired sl"s• ' Report of this priso
" n the ri•
Ph , of the wheel stated that neither e, -y skull, and the other I'll pick the flesh off your it will be recoil t d ' P • • ' .
nte of those 530 315 926 9 4.5 4 15, 450 ~,, 9 0 break. fire W.. eedr
h h entered ec e that the great map ________________
______________
. ggy comp
is._ . atisfled, and when asked if they aa complained of the labour ; the former w en
be. _ b-e-y bones with ;" and, on the instant, he made a essembled wer About the same time as the abirle r• in I,
"I° make • r „ e Persons ,ho hed become teetotallers he °the .
geon stated. that abo , rep ied, - None." The sur-
,the prison was a thin, miserable-looking o ject, and blow with all his force at the witness's head, which, upon former occa • IN ' Rev A ostle was GRAND JUNCTION. RAILWAY STATISTICS. broke out, one in Fleet-street, and t _
„hod. .
ut • h• • 1 sions, when the .•P .. • FROM THE LATEST OFFICIAL REPORTS. street, but they were both speedily sup"
curred during the 30 cases, a sickness had oc- that he-went out better than he came in ;he was re- no deubt, would have smashed in 11'4; kll b
.1. s u ut preac ing in tle istricts. At six the , e ,
neighbouring d eltem BIRMINGHAM TO LI. , ,
trivial character. past quarter, most of them od a
`" esented as a " dissatisfied and sc
, pr acter." • •
heming char ju p g g h
min on one side, and stoopin his head ' • ' 1 b
- a ours of the da •
, e pro S terminated, and Y
it ma well be said VERPOOL. cROM LATERPOOL TO BIRMINGHAM. NAME OP RAiLWAY. . Total amount Tot 1
a amount
.Last . -
'BIRTHS. $O-
- I 0,
V-. Tibbs,
~,,I,i
nonsnt
- Y llotex • the surg.eon's Report the case of Organ was men-
Iri videntially,, but within a hair's breadth, escaped •
lt that Father Mathe ,
w furnishes in his own person a - auth r'
no heavy goods; aiid ~e 0 be r • d
'lg 0 ized to ex nded d d
Pe , to Divi en
The Visiting Juseee OF CORRCTION. • l than 53 times, and he appeared. to have The prisoner then run into his shop, but was Leave Time of Arrival at thus e run no TrainS ' -.', ' ;use by dates of tatest at per On the 19th inst., at Islington, Mrs- J. - , inn.rds"
'ay 0 - J, •
es reported tioned no ess - remar a e I
di. kbl •Ilustration of the 'physical strength and Birmingham X, Shares and Balance cent. per On the ltith inst., at Frederiek-street, G 1
Departure. Birmingham. on Sundays. A 31f.'
turnkeys of this prison had a that one of • the, .6 most carefully and diligently attended to. rectly followed ; and, after a most desperate struggle, power of enduranc • ' talism confers, as it is - • Loans Sheets 'annum Joseph Mansell of a daughter. •- ' etele,
een e which teeto • First Class- *1 45 M First Clais... a3O M $ I M --"---*------•-- -----" ' I • '.
bid Heap g e
assizes, for assisting one of tl een tried at the late
te female • - 3.OINTES, E• eof the Visiting Justices, as-
sq., on during which the gas-fittings in the shop were torn otherwise • •
incredible how his frame and lungs Mixed Train *6 0 Mixei Train' 6• • 11 30, • t Arbroath and Forfar... 1 X. s. d. X. s. deX. s. d. On the 8
Ith inst., at Haverstock. s 9111''
169,00 i 0 0 136,7(15 98;3 10 • Starling, of a daughter. bilis .
tempting to procure abortion. Ille b prisoners in at-
ad beer sure f founde-
d the Court that there was mt: an at°l° ° down, the hammer wee wrested from him, and be was calm resist tile wear and tear of the superhilman First Class .. .11 30 First Class... 815 12 45 E Birm & D Netting'
but the Justices had thought it rases ' acquitted, ,i f 1•t in either of the cases. secured and lodged in the station-house. First Class •2 45E First Class to nn
labour which his • of charity imposes • ,t" • -- - - 3 15, . erbyJunction 481,1,056,6 w o 0 1,043,083 •0;2 5 • On the 18th inst., at Norland-place, - •
Bina. & GlouceSter
ton o . comp aln m.ission Mixed 1 rain 430 Mixed Train 4OE 55 11,441,666 0 9 1,392,649 •Ojl 10 • Chinnock, of a daughter. Cb 11•111,..
eigid inquiry into • the case,. and the to institute a G ' .ed if the surgeon made any report Mr. HARDWICK, on handling the haminer, said that upon him. He nd pressing • First Class... rt 15 First Class.. 7 • 930 Brandling Junction
11 30 25 45 ,COO u i. 434,823 16 24 10 0
Y were u • Mr. ALE inquir received a warm a , Chester and Birkenhead 141 499 999 0 • 456.663 10 12 0 • MARRIED. el, *gr. cbstP-
mously of opinion that the charge w„ • rani. f 1 h f • oners when admitted into the had the . sergeant received the blow described to invitation fro s• m • as to dine and. SUNDAYS. SUND AYS. SUr 0.. or, •
o the hea t o pris m• ir Richard usgrae Dublin and Kingstown 6 370:00e 0 0 3411;262 44 5 0 On the 19th inst., at Beddingten,
The turnkey alluded to being. a a°n of thgre hundless. i , • ed in the negative proposed have been made at him by the prisoner, it was pro- stop at his reside • ' urn in the neigh- fas,tp,sr:,;; 1 051
izteCl:!;:,.. 330 51 8• ee tpundee and Arbroath '163 140,000 0 0 143,532 585 0 • Butler, to Susannah Sarah, eldest daughter s 00
liovernor gao , ano. being answer nee during his soso r' i 7 cl I inl 815 12 45 E • Eastern Counties 174 2,133,333 •t• 1,888,242 4111 19 0 I.
_Jeer
of the gaol, the Justices considered that it was ins 1 • th ffect that on the admission of liable he would not have been alive this morning. bourhood, but 11 under a promise to Mixed Train, 11 no Mixed Train; 10 30 315 Edinburgh & Glasgow 46 1,233,234 15 7.. Lambert, of the former place• • Bloonobltrii glsor
tiro- a reso ution to e e e Was previously
per he should 'hold an appointment in that pa t• ' ev • • th n make a minute of the re- The Worthy Magistrate then asked the prisoner what share in the hospitaliti •1 th Rev Mr. A.l'Gra.th em'Ttsf 7::.' 245 E 514ecl 'lrene 7it E 12 Night fUlasg., Paisley, & Ayr 40 833,0(N) i; 0 837,299 14 11 3io 0 On the 19th !list., at St. George's, ~.„,,, steep
r aeular ei y prisoner e surge° es whict c • ins meet the North Union Train to Preston t P -I.G lasg , Pais., & Green. 321 709,116 5 3 709,116 53'1 0 0 Burrows, Esq., of Brighton, surgeons tor- soreL itionst
prison, and therefore recommended. his discharge • suit of his examination, as to any tendency to disease he had to say in his defence. dispensed with a bounteous hand on the interesting a arkside t rand Junction B3e 1,957,800 1) 0;2,280,500 3 010 ,llof A. Dendy, Esq ,of the Uzzards, Dark'ag' ten, W• le Ili
, - „„,_____.___7_______.
but fearing if he was discharged eo soon after the re_ in his constitution, that it may serve as a reference at The prisoner, who was evidently still under the effects occasion. Considerable interest was excited at one Great North of England 45 QV eOOO 001 997,147 19 10 410 padding chalet ~,C.
CHESTER AND CRE WE. Great Western lB4 6,46:3,513 17 11;(3.26i2,478 2116 0 0 On the 18th inst., at St. John's. '
e, to
.Luel wker, ''
cent complaint against him, it might operate Prejudi- any future t•
tine. • of the previoue night's excess, denied that he had period of the day when a respectable gentleman from
Farm CREPiC TO CHESTER. Panic CHESTER TO C Hayle lB 96,1;00 00, 125,0(e/ 00 .. Esq., M.D., of Wakefield, Yorkshir .oe ‘
cially te. his character, they agreed to continu.e him at-1. FITZHARDINGE coincided in the motion. attempted to strike the police-sergeant with the the vicinity brought forward his son, a fine little fel- Le.'aves Crewe,. REWE. Hull and Selby
, daughter of the late General Sir a eifold '
in h te •
as s uation until Christmas next. The prisoners -
kfter some further discussion, the motion was hammer, and alleged that the charge was trumped up low about nine year h
s old w 0 was most anxious to lit 11xne d Tra. 4 1531 MAIL. . Leaves Chester Lancaster and Preston 2Ol 4103,0 et • 0 435,399 1243 0 0
4 1551 Liver, oil & Manchester 31 1,832,375 0 0 1,513,255 3619 0 0 DIED. .
'a hi. eare •
aatb 1 .
• .
made no complain of the diet. The Rev. John Betts agreed to. . ke the
against him by No. 8, as he had once reported him at to - Pledge. Tb ' • ressed himself de-
e Apostle:en - in ..... ~. ~... 9. 11 First Class Bin i 1 ha 112 'i ( ( t 1
First class
....
2OE Mixed T(ain •5 0E London & Blackwell.... 31 1,000,000 0 0;1,071,717 47.2 0 0 Leathern, F e'r ton, .
On the 19th inst. at Learning I,_ . 1
orl
Wakefield, Yorktmov•bisn, 00 ! ,
Of Nailsworth, was appointed chaplain of this prison. the station-house for neglect of duty. lighted at wit '
nessing such an e P, .
:cam le kissing the MAIL
la ham Edward Hay
agnetts
The -
siLgeon, in his Report, stated that there were fox and
PDX v. D -- . -- - _ . ____. .--
0e.,-A combat between a fine old dog- i
1 Mr. HARDwrciz inquired if' such was the ease ? little fellow affectionately and congratulating the fa- On Sunday only the Mail Trains rnn. Lennon It Croydon lOl 741.000 00' M 7,075 19 te 3:6 8 On the 1911, inst., it C p • ,
les I' - e
two '-
prisoners who had been fifteen months on the Tever 1 shepherd's dog belonging to Mr. Marshall, Th S t'd the"' no ench thing had ever oc- ther, who also becante - ' t Iler upon setting. so
e ergean sal , s . a teeto a , C HESTER A ~ London & Greenwich...' f 4 993,300 0e! *966439 4210 7 n eldest son of W. Hanbury jf,nes: 114(1:4,e of /Cab° . '
London &South Western 942,540,100 e 0 2,420,17•219 ll' 74 3 On the 18th inst., Sarah, the w" Cs•344l' '
lei
wheel. In every case of so lon imprisonment, he Ha ds•
, took place in Crossl Bank Wood, near a ND BIRKENHEAD. *Manchester & firm-. 26 2,600,0 10 0 0 1.515,1145 '2 1 82, Wm
The prisoner, he believed, owed him a spite, prai
•seworth Es of Br' ' Surrey, aged . . No,
thought the absen f • g .. . I r wick Hall, afe 1 y . curred. • • y a precedent. F nem CiIEsTER TO BIRRENHYAD. 'FROM BIRKENDSA OTO CIIESTRII Manch( sier & isolton .... 1() 1 778,116 16 8 777,956 13 e 3 ''i -(1.. ixton-hill,
widoss os A Ref'
h 1 d f 11; hito custody about A month ago, MAIL at SX, and Mixed Trains Mixed Trains at 82 i and 10 00.. el • Manchester & Leeds .... 50 (3,249,0e0 0 0 2,me,036 13 8, 60 0 Oa the 18th inst., Ann Cowles, ~, se.' -
ce o animal food was 111JUrioUs. n about ten • w rays ago whic sste or e.
minutes wise se -- ' . pecause he took ...m 1 _ . at 830 and lo 30 M, and at 1,4, and at 1) 50 and 3 5'lE, ISlAre'aC Mid'and Counties. ...... ,57 .1,533 e 01l 0 0 1,614,877 15 1, 46' g , Esq., of the Stock Exchange. the "°';"
these cases, the prisoners cl. ff
id not appear to suer so have proved. • , on neynard would, no doubt' • Try drunken state,_at one o'clock in the morns GREAT NORTH 0 LAND RAILWAY. and 745 E. 640 E. 1 Newcastle & Carib:le....l 61 ' 950,000 00; ford Hume/ ~,,,ts,
much from ill-health as f - . 0 victor, hal • F ENG - 600 1 On the .7th inst., at- Bur ' Cieil '
rom weakness ne ease of shall and oth iit not been for Mr. Mar- In 11..!‘ -1:c" rr4 el
ing in J_ ,' ONV Lion.-street,forpulling, a female'spetticoats Traffic returns for the week ending Oct. 15, 1842 :,- SingnAys.-MAIL at SM. nnd stmAvs.-I,lxed Tram it s., I
A Newcastle &N. Shields.! 7 ' 3.20,,;00 0 0: 2.",2 077•1 n e a
' -- - e 0 0 George Rnshout, ReMor of Burford.
_,,, or Or.
15.
death had occurred in th • ' f h , ers, who separ Mixed Train t9"O M 1 d ' M' ' • '' ' "'" N 1 51'dl 1
s a e , aru at an 950 , •and 6.1:: E, Mmt, at 1 ort 1 1. an( .- - eesee 3,a30, lee 14 2 3 a n 'I iiuoi the elder sou
e prison, but the seeds ot e much ado, taking care - ated the antagonists . with o•'h I d Th 'soner was known in the neigh- Passengers „. ....... ... . £1,019 7 6 e 3(1 E. (630 E. North Union ~
ltit .
disease were evidently sow b • of Pe , - , - , ver er lea . e pia ......
uiagto6 .
11 efore the prisoner's Teversall, and elle' d , 3 nard, who was taken to Merchandise ............ :•. . : ........... 448 21° Steam Packets leave Liverpool for Birkenhead 20 minutes before 1 Northern and Eastern 0.2, 72, ',OW 011 ese:l2o 7 ,-, is, 4
, of Turi ly Ifddl,-zez aged la• .
1 Am-green, . 1 . . SI
I ee Jell
entrance to the gaol. Two f h ' •me for th . • bourhood as leading a very intemperate life. the starting ot each Train fer Chester, and from Birkenhead for Li. Preston & Wyre - on the 15th inst., at Chester-p a , pq
../
0 t e prisoners were rently, dethrmined to end a
e night. Being, appa-
Mr. HARDWICK-It is a most aggravated case, and verpool on the arrival of every Train from Chester. Sheffield & Manchester 7 933,0e0 0 0
2311527 0 4 0 19 COA.'
X 1,467 10 4 *South Eastern 4O
3e 36.60) 00 1 075'468 1 ... Lancaster, aged SI.
h George rodca .
5 4 Of-S
obliged to have meat to enable the kb t i- hdh* , . -- ergo no •
in to wor • u stre.c e Is cnam to the 1 more suffering, he
more than disgraceful to a reepectable tr
adesman. I .
aenerally they were not over-work d _ . ength, and put an end to -------- timer '24 I 600•000 0 0 '3oo'o ••• On the 14th inst., at Scarboroug ,
NORTH UNION. rork & North Midlaml 27 609,022 ~ ... ~.64 11 34 0 e Carr House, Doncaster, aged 72. est ridivg
....I
ra eor under-fed. his existence by- hangin h 11• fr h 1• h t It:- viz 51., or • two . .
The CHAIRMAN said, he thought -t • g 110Uself.-Sheffield Iris: 16 ain let t e lig es pena y , •I Correepondin ar „gaol 7 1 e v 631,941 6 9,10 0 in the itt.
„I, f.A. ~ 0
1 might be in. The Countess of Clare th • • hard labour.
months' imprisonment and . Darlington, Oct. 19. 1 1
g wee , ast ye • 'is" es et y
W. (TI3HIE, 1 , ecr . or, . ,
~, , . p
Trnins leave Liver 00l for Lancaster at 315 (Mail ). 8 4,5, ------7--------------:•_ ° On the 14th inst., at Lighteliffe,
;ettotry Fur ---7'.--- G's'
ferred from the tenour of the Report, that the d' t CIS oh of Rome, attended li
le ary Ur ' et new convert to the 1
ig" mass 'h R 1 Prisoner-sh! I should not have had to pay more • . ~ e s ..! -,. e ._1() and 445 F., • and from Manchester for Dircetnis and Secretaries (if
.R. 4,,, . ~ shire. Franeee, wite of I,tuntisgh W.
~ •,..,.--"` ' :0 L 1 A. ei
waS too low for prisoners sentenced to long terms of Catholic chapel, at Ipswic4, ou s .in t e oman
i if I had clove his skull, and I wish I had done it. --
1\ ley am I like Waterloo••bridge ? A4s. Because I 1 ,
. , .-, e , ..ete, eazi the 'Liverpo,•l tuao o' •t, f .
frai 1 L f 1.• 1 dNI h ' -rang. .
ns eave aneaeter or iverpoo an i anC ester at 2 10, ; when any
,pie,t,:;;l 19 ti;msrpit their Trai7 'fill, • .--
"r'
"''- . ' • - . -• ••ri b • i‘iLh 2 S
Sun •Ofli -,, Landon Priated and 1 übli.hen S. No 11 !,
impriSOLllllent. .. imp,,Bury Pot -1144 Y, the 9th inSt.
. - -e- . . . 1 Ihe fine was instantly paid. never did pay and hall
.....,punch.
I never s . 10. eutl 5 4.5 N, &tut at 110 and 530 Es i ttetted alterations take l. j ' . '''
p ace, and they will be dub' 1 ee, • wt.
No. 112, Strand, at The gun Oth 210
. •• ~..._ r,,.....,‘., ni, lelicialle*.x. Fri4ay. Ottebef
.

DOWN TRAINS. Departni
at ure Arrival A:rival
r rt
Lvoondon. Rugby. B rmingbam
Mixed, to Birmingham ... 6 0 M 9 30M II 15 M
Third Class, ditto 7 0 1 28 E 3 30 E
Mixed, ditto . • 8 0 11 5631 1 45
First Class, ditto
Mixed, to Rugby
MAIL,. First Class 9 45 1 8 2 30
Mixed, to Birmingham
Ditto ditto
Ditto, to Aylesbury
Ditto, to Biraiingha in 5 0 33 10 15
Ditto, to Wolvertbn
*MAIL, Mixed
*MAIL, to York, by Rugby 9 0 12 15 M
Departure Depar- Arrival
UP TRAINS. from cure from at
Birmingham Rugby. London.
*Mixed, from Wolverton • • . 30 M
Ditto ditto
Ditto, from Birmingham... 7 0 M 8 2331 12 45 E
Ditto, from Aylesbury
*MAIL, First Class
Mixed, from Birmingham 10 0 it 17 3 15
Ditto ditto l2 Noon 1 23 E 6 0
Ditto ditto... 1 15 E 2 35 6 30
Ditto, from Rugby
Third Class, from Ilirming. 2 20 4 13 10 0
First Class, ditto 4 0 5 17 9 15
ditto 6 0 • 7 111 11 15
*MAIL, Mixed. ditto l2 Night 1 2351 5 3011
*Mixed, from Rugby 1 5 b 0
The Sunday Trains are marked*`.
In addition to those marked, there is a Mixed Train leaves
Birmingham on Sundays at 1 30 E, calling at all the Stations,

UP TRAINS Time I Leave i Arrival
of Swindon , at
Daily. except Sundays. Starting. Junction. ' Paddington.
Short Train from Reading 730 M ..• ...... ..' 855 M
Ditto from Slough 9 0 ...I 945
From Swindon
From Bristol
7 0 $ 4751 11 25
Short 'Pr. from Maidenhead 1 15
1
MAIL. from Bristol ..... ... 11 40 10 25 110
Short Tr. from Maidenhead 145 E I 245
Goods Train from Taunton.. 730 51 540 E 12 0
From Taunton ... 315 12 55 350 E
Ditto ll 15 240 530
Short Train from Slough
Front Taunton .... l2 30 E 420 7 b
Short Tr. from Maidenhead II 0 ... ......
From Taunton
MAIL, from Taunton
Goods Train from Taunton 630 E 240 740
SUNDAY. UP TRAINS,
Short Train from Slough
From Swindon
Matt, from Taunton
Short Train from Slough
From Taunton ... •l2 30 Ts,' 20 E 120
Short Tr. from Maidenhead 730
Ditto; from Reading.... 9 0
MAIL, from Taunton ....... 11 15 235 M 525 M
The Short Trains stop at all the intervening Stations.

' ------ Departure Arrival at Arrival
DOWN 1! UP. DOWN TRAINS. from Southamp. at
Nine Elms. ton. Gosport.
Departure Arrival
FaDstitTtoram .*. - ---- ---
Departure Arrival .
TP.AINS. from MixEd Train 7O M 11 5 M I.) 30 M
_Rugby.
_Derby
9 0 12 20 E 1 • E
11 0 2 0 2') Ist
2d ...... 945 . 12 10 E 2d
at TRAINS
Derby.
10 30 12 50 E klixed Train
3d
Mixed Train
50 6 0
8 3) 6 i 5
9 0
4th _Ruagtls_y.
250 530 E 4th ...... 440 7 0 MAII. .
sth 345 10- 50 • sth 730 10 0 Gsods Train
6th Mail 12 20 M 249 M ' 6th Mail 10 40 12 50 M SUNDAYS.
ON SUNDAYS. .Mixed Train ll 0 M 1 45 E 2 10 E
NISADhI
Evening,i Lot :ot 'l'
caningr
~. Nt yinotkeirnv,zenat;nizolSsat,:7ll°°lo.Ernnsltaign,dll 10
let
2d
' 4 i 4t
4h12 e, 'j
aol2nu drMnse 4y
34
4th l2 20 M 2 4911 4th Mail 10 40 12 50 M in an hour :mil ten minut.'s. Sundays at IN M, and at 2!ii and 71* E
andlis ast
performing 2

De.,,arture Departure Arrival
UP TRAINS. fl•oin from South. at
Gosport. amptm. Nine Elms.
MAIL
Mixed Train
Goods Frain
Mixed Train 0 30 9 0 . 12 30
Fast Train le 1D 11 0 2 II
Mixed Train l2 30 E 1 0 E 4 31
Fast Train
Mixed Train 5 30 6 0 9 15
Osods Trans
SUND A YS.
MAIL
Mixed Train
—.. .

Leave. Arrive in Leave !Arrive in
DOWN. London. I Brighton. UP. Brighton.!' London.
-- --
Mixed 745 M 10 15 M From Croy-
MAIL, Firit don 9 30
Class 943 11 45 Mixed
ToCroydon 10 45 First Class 9 0 11 0
Mixed ..., 11 45 215 E Mixed
Ditto
First Class 450 630 Mixed .. ..... •130 E 4 u
Mixed ..
MAIL 8 8 I 5 0 Mixed
Goods ...... 9 0 10 30 51 Goods 9 0 ..030 M
ToCroydon 930
SUNDAYS. - From SUNDAYS.
Mixed 7 4514 10 15 M Croydon
Ditto
Ditto
ToCroydon 10 0 ,I Ditto 6 0 8 30
SHOREHAM BRANCH.—Mixed Trains leave Brighton for Shore-
ham daily at 73"; and 9 3151, and at 12 15, 2 45, 4 45, and 7 OE.
On Sundays at 9 OM, and at 2 15, 3 45, 5 15, and 4 45E.
From Shoreham for Brighton at Sno and 10 3011, and at 1 0, 3 3',
530, and 7 30E. Sundays at 10 OM, and 2 45, 4 30, 60, and 8 OE.
The Mixed Trains stop at all the Stations, the First Class Trains

DOWN TRAINS. 1 UP TRAINS.
Departure from Arrival at Head.l Departure from Arrival in
London. corn Station. 1, Headcorn. London.
.--.- ...•~00/INNI ........., ....,....... ............• .1.1....1.1• ........
730 51 PI 3M . 7 5M 940 M
9 30 11 45 6 40 11 15
10 30 1 5 E 10 55 1 10 E
1 30 E 4 0 2QS E 455
4 0 1 15 4 25 ft 40
6 15 1 50 1 6 10 845
SUNDAYS. SUNDAYS.
815 M I 10 50 II I
735 M I 10 10 M
E 1 30 4 5 E 11 50 E 325 E
7 0 935 7 0 9'35

Leaves Arrives at Leaves Arrives Arrives
Binning" Crewe Leaves Man.. Man- at at Bic-
ham • cheater. chaster. Crewe. mingham.
1 45M 4 OM 5 OM 4 031 5 15M • OM
7 30 9 0 6 45 8 15 H 30
9 0 10 30 730 9 0
11 30 •1 45 E 3 0 E 845 10 0 12 45 E
245 E 5 0 615 11 15 12 30 E 315
6 15 445 E 615 930
430 i 7 30 9 0 745 i 8 45 11 30
SUNDAYS. SUNDAYS.
1 4551 4 051 5 151%11 4 0311 b 15'.11 OM
730 i 9 30 10 45 830 110 0 115 E
11 3,) 145 E 3 0 E 11 )5 12 30 E 315
245 E 5 0 630 , 745 E •45 11 30
MANCHESTER AND LEE DS.
STATIONS with their Distances from Manchester
MANCHESTER, Oldham Junction 5, Mills Hill 6, Blue Pits 9,
Rochdale 11, Littleborough 14, Todmorden 20, Eastwood 21,
Hebden Bridge 24, Luddenden Foot 26, Sowerby Bridge 23
Elland 31, Brighouse 34, Cooper Bridge 36, Dewsbury 41,
Horbury 44, Wakefield 48, N•rmanton 51, LEEDS 60.
Departure trcm ' Arrival at Departure from Arrival at
Manchester. Le‘ ds. Leeds. Manchester.
7 0
,54 10 10 51 5 40 31 8 30 1' t
9 30 12 7 E • • 9 30
10 59 1 44 7 40 10 50
1 20 E 4 35 9 0 11 45
3 20 6 45 10 16 1 I,E
4 45 7 30 1 20 E 5 0
7 • 10 30 3 45 6 35
30 12 751 1 6 0 • 45
1 7 15 10 0
SUNDAYS.
S 0111 11 30M 8 0111 11 30 51
10 59 1 44E 10 16 1 E
6 30E 10 0 6 of 9 30
10 0 12 47111 7 15 10 0
This Train leaves Brighouse at 7 40 31.

Departure Depirture I Arrival Departure; Departure Arrival
from fromßrox-, at from Ifromßrox- at
Shoreditch. bourne. I Stortford. , Stortford.; bourne. Shoreditch
-- -- --- ,----,
8 081 8498 925 M 530 M 5 56M 640 M
930 10 15 10 45 .8 0 I-> 45
11 30 12 20 E 12 59 E 820 : 052 940
ISO E 221 250 I 920 9to 10 40
330 4 15 4 f 3) 11 30 12 2 E II 48 E
4:0 525 558 230 E 3 0 343
530 620 - , 433 5 0 : 48
8 0 8 53 1
.... 925 630 , 7 5 , 8 0
_

Leave Arrive at Leave Arrive at
Newcastle. Carlisle. Carlisle. Newcastle.
7 0 Morningllo 30 Morning, 7 0 Morning 10 30MornifiU
10 0 1 30 Aftern. 10 0 1 0 Afterr
230 Aftern. 530 230 Aftern. I g 0
5 0 11 30 6 0
6 30

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