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ALLEGED CONCEALMENT OF BIRTH AT BIRKENHEA.
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—On Wednesday an inquest was held before Mr. Chur-
ere then ton, coroner, on a new-born child of Bridget Goonan,
th who lodged in a house in Wilbraham-terrace, Albion-
be 100 street. On Sunday the girl was confined to her bed, but
!I a COt it was not known to the persons in the house that she
was re, was pregnant. On the following day a child was found
enetery , in the bed wrapped in some rags. The jury were not
sleeted, satisfied that any violence had been used towards the
) short t. child, or that it was alive when born, and the woman was
lical tea, acquitted.
-. aeon the case.
,idence was too strong, and EARLDOM OF SHREWSBURY.—The late Earl of Shrews-
Thursday the jury returned a verdict of guilty, and on bury in default of male issue is succeeded in his titles by
Friday morning the judge sentenced the prisoner to be his cousin, Bertram Arthur, son of the late Lieut.-Colonel
executed. Talbot, by Julia, daughter of Sir Henry Tichbourne,
The excitement created by the trial is without any pa- Bart. This young gentleman, who is in his twentieth
rallel during the present century. Green-street and the year, is now Earl of Shrewsbury, Waterford, and Wex-
whole neighbourhood of the Commission Court were corn- ford, Premier Earl of England, and hereditary Lord
pletely blocked up by crowds of persons, many of the Steward of the Household for Ireland. He is the only
PAPER MONEY, THE REMEDY YOI IRELAND.—Mr. better classes, who were unable to gain admission inside surviving heir to the Shrewsbury estates in this country
Bridges, the actuary, proposes that government should the Court, and remained patiently outside until the ad- and Ireland between the branch of the Talbot family, of
advance 50 millions land-scrip, as a first encumbrance on journnient. which the deceased Earl was the representative, and the,
.., ve,za to 1i0,,a , _ Irish estates. This scrip, it circulated as money, and The execution has been filed for the 18th of January, of which the Earl Talbot, of Ingestre Hall, is the head,
J 4541; Southern kinds, 45'5,50 to 43'6 ; 1...- made payable as taxes, excise, customs, ece.,would prove a at Kilmainham gaol. BIRKENHEAD COMMISSIONERS.—On Tuesday,
bond, .€5,121 to &5,25. In wheat a large business has more effective relief than any South Australia or Califor-
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been done for export to England, the decline which has nia whatsoever. Sir John Romilly's Security of Ad- ____ monthly meeting of this body was held ; Mr. r
chairman. It was reported that 26 additional IP
taken place since this day week being pretty nearly coun- vance Bill, and Mr. Scully's Land Debentures propose Su, wMARINit TELEGRAPH COMPANY.—At the half- been placed in various parts of the township,
terbalanced by the advance in the rates of freight. Genesse advantages somewhat analogous. The pawn-briefs or y,eany meeting of this company, held in London, on proceedings of the Finance Committee, ii,
white is quoted at 125 c. to 128 c. per 601b5,, and Canada, "plead-brief " money, " lettres-de-gage," of Russian Tuesday, a very favourable report of its affairs was pre- satisfactory arrangement had been come te
in bond, at 108 e, to enc. New corn continues to be and Prussian Poland, consist of scrip or ' coupons," on seated. After relating the advantageous arrangements commissioners and Mr. Laird respecting the P.
offered freely, and prices of both old and new are consi- the basis of loans advanced to proprietors by the state, up intended amalgamation
with the Dover and Calais Company, and the which some time ago excited so much discussion.
derably lower, though old is not plenty. to half the value of their unincumbered Properties. The
. amalgamatinn with the Belgian Submarine Tele- the proceedings it appeared that Messrs. Eccles
within 28 graph, it stated that "The receipts of the first six months Clough had contracted to supply Woodside Ferry w.
Expowrthferaotm, . I.s.t.
..... 30..t.h. . November.. 1832. 1851. debt is extinguished, principle and interest,
Wheat flouryears, the scrip bearing interest, two per cent per annum working of the submarine telegraph between France and coals for the ensuing year. A letter was read from Ms
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Corn .................. „ 5,743 114,514 to the holders, and four per cent. per annum to England enabled the managers to pay a dividend of 5 per Golborne, agent of the Earl of Crawford and Balcarres,
the state ! The holders of the pawn-briefs preferred cent. per annum on £75,000 (the capital of that company), who had tendered for the coal contract ; and who said.
TTON.—
(Frnin the Shipping List of December 1.) them to gold, which bore no interest, even during the
and since that period the amount of business has been "1 am informed that one other tender was received, and
here has only been a moderate amount of business bloodiest periods of the Polish insurgencies. Exchequer- almost doubled, while the expenditure has been greatly returned back for alteration or reduction, whilst mine was
) for the past three days, and at irregular prices, bills, bearing a small rate of interest, and which are taken diminished. The following towns in the Netherlands kept in abeyance." This occasioned some discussion : but
tgh closing with more steadiness, The qualities now by all collectors of revenue, as well as by the Bank of have just been connected with this country by means of it was ultimately agreed to take no further notice of the
-rket are middling to fair, and for these we give England, might. one would think, suggest some similar i the submarine telegraph wires :--Amsterdam, Breda, letter than the formal acknowledgment !Arcady returned.
' --' ere so few of the lower grades offerhig„ practice.—Moral Sanatory Economy, by Dr, 211Tormae• I Rotterdam, Haarlem, Dordrecht, and La Haye, &c. The board then broke up.

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extensive scale, informed us that the whole area was
covered with from two to four-and.a.half feet of water,
with all the produce of the farm, as also one old wheat
stack. The farm premises, bailiff's house, and cottages
were in the like state, and could be approached only with
boats : and that was but neighbour's fare.—Cambridge
Chronicle.

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