The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-27 00:00:00

MANSLAUGHTER.

Patrick Crugan was charged with having killed James Ger-
raan, in this town, on the 24th December last.
Mr. HARDING conducted the prosecution.
All the details of this case have been recently published in the
journals of this town. Gorraan and his wife, who had taken
some drink, were proceeding home together on Christmas eve,
when they met. the prisoner. Some words passed, and the pri-
soner struck Gorraan, according to the opinion of the surgeon.
with some weapon, though none of the witnesses had seen any•
thing in his hand. Gorraan fell and the prisoner kicked him.
The unfortunate man died almost immediately. The officers of
police came up and took Cregau into custody, hut, in the ei,n-
fusion that succeeded, the officers were struck by several pr-
sous in the crowd, and the prisoner get away. Lie was aiia-
wards taken into custody in the month of February..
The Jury found the prisoner guilty, but recommended hiu. to
mercy.
A list was handed up to his lordship of persons who 131 .
speak to the character of the prisoner. I'wo of these aur
and stated, that the prisoner was a quiet, inoffensive man.
'the learned Judge said, he should defer passing sentence
be bad made inquiries as to' the truth of the statements
ing the character of the prisoner.

WOUNDING WITH INTENT TO DO GRIEVOUS BODILY HARM.

Timothy Sullivan, aged 26, was indicted for having, on the
30th of September last, at Wigan, feloniously cut and mounded
William Lancaster.

Mr. SEG A it conducted the prosecution.
It appeared from the evidence, that Lancaster, a constable ,of
Wigan, was, on the 30th September last, called into a public.
house, where a man named Skelly and another person wee
fighting together. He took Skelly into custody, and was pas-
ceeding with him towards the Lock-up, when he was struck on
the bead with a spade. 'the blow was so violent that it cu,
through his hat, and inflicted a severe wound. According t•.
the evidence of the surgeon, this wound was 2i inches long, .4sic
the prosecutor was for some time in a state of considerable Jan
ger. A man, named Hart, a stone-mason, and souse other wit
tresses, proved that the prisoner was the person who struck J
blow.

The prisoner pleaded as an excuse, that he was extremely i•
toxicated when he struck the blow, and. he did not know o
he was doing.
The jury found the prisoner guilty.
His Lordship said, as the offence was committed on the d •
preceding that on which the new law came into operation, se.
teuce of death would be recorded against the prisoner. 1
could not now say what punishment might ultimately
awarded.

NISI PRIUS COURT.—SATURDAT.
WAKEFIELD V. .GIBBONS.— SLANDER.
Mr. CreSsWeil, Mr. Alexander, and Mr. Wigbtman appez..r
for the plaintiff, and the Attorney •General for the defence.
The plaintiff, in this case, is the assistant overseer of • 1
borough of Salford, whose duty it was to collect the rate.
they became due; and he was in the habit of collecting aL
MOO a•year; and his reputation, the learned counsel for.
plaintiff, believed to be unblemished, not the slightest iinv,
tion ever having been cast on his character. He therefore
it due to himself, to call upon the defendant, either to soak,
ample apology for the slanderous expressions he had inadi
of, affecting his character, or to prove the truth of them.
the course of last year, an assistant of Mr. Wakefield,
name of Ashton, received a rate from a rate-payer whiet: t:
not communicate to Mr. Wakefield at the tinie; and, in
quence, Mr. Wakefield demanded the same rate again, • •
rate-payer, which was paid him. When the revising Lai
visited the borongb, Wakefield stated that the rate-page. .
not paid his rate in sufficient time to entitle him to a 'e
The rate-payer said that he had not only paid the rate in ti
bet he had paid it twice over. It appeared that Mr. Wakef
was perfectly, correct, and that the error lay with Ashton,
expressed his regret at the mistake and refunded the mw'.
the rate-payer, and his vote was allowed, and the matter, it
thought, would here have ended. Some time after this
rence, in October, it appeared that, actuated by sonic el..
feelings of excitement, the defendant went into the shc.,
respectable hat-manufacturer, named Tinker, and said,
you are a d—d nice set of fellows. Mr. Tinker asked—"
do you mean ?" Ile replied—" I mean some of you
servants: Ashton and Wakefield are two d—d ihieves;
have received money, and put it into their own pockets, ar
accounted for it to the town." This was the direct imp]
on Mr. Wakefield's character, which he felt it due to I
and the public of Salford, to call on the defendant
prove or apologize for.
Mr. John Tinker, hat•manufacturer, was called to-pA.:'
conversation which formed the substance of the iireb'etit
when
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL thought the case had
enough. The fact was, the defendant went into a barber':
to get shaved. where he beard the report and repeatea
wards. Ad he timid say was, it was the dearest ebas.
had. (a laugh.)
Lordship thought this would teach the defeudru++,

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ture, not to repeat even idle stories which he might have both by voice and jusednsent they endeavoured to make people defendant's case was opened first. The cause was one of very
,°l7:•bipping 3intelitente. felarttrto.
beard. _ feet that this was an ahominahre criiiit. -He had been found little inteeest.
- ncieT v. FITTON.-BRRACH OF PROMISE OF MA.RRIAGE. guilty of an assault, and after the opinion he expressed, he The jury.foupd a verdict for the plaintiff, for the amount of —..seass.-____ 4........611.
FRIDAY, MARCH 23.-Wind S.W. LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, MARCH 23.
shimid certainly treat him
.severely. He had not, he was sorry to £3lB.
Ma. Cresswell and Mr. Toinlinson appeared for the plaintiff,
BROADBENT V. LEDWARD-RF.COVEI:Y OF PICTURES. SAILEn.-yortsmouth, Macoduck, New York-Congress Hasty.
and the Attorney-General for the defence. say, power to trauspott him, or he certataly would; the law
.B.l' Sugar. The eontinued dull accounts received from London,
ou I v allowed him to imprison bins for a long period ; awl he t This wes an action brought by the plaintiff, against Mrs. 1 Havana-Richard Anderson, Lucas, Savannah-Morven. W.el,ster, id the iteeline that bas taken place there, have caused a complete
,_ Mr..CagsswesL, in opening the case, sa.id this was an action
Hayti-Water Witch, Billing, Trieste-Galet:i, Snow, nnd
,tis,ydney, stagnation in this market, and though there are sellers at the reduced
meant to pass such a punishment upon him that all the days of Mary Ledward, to recover three oil paintings, which, it was ,
: Palwcuant&N ea'
,' -Ph.iarl; Loy Tell,
nOrlrrnszAwLiodns, lj'autilmd, NLwrolreorlik,-, :uslvizi: S ti;l,?estoottn,
brought. by Mary Holt against Robert Fitton, for a
hbircehacheoef
quotations, the demand is so limited, that they must be considered
promise oi• marriage, and was one of d
phis life he would remember the 29th of October, and that those a Hedged, site setained without any just sight. The defendant
quite nominal. The only transactions reported during the week aye
those trials w ve r
.resent mieht know that it was no light matter to quarrel in pleaded first, that she did nut detain them, secondly, that they 'Havan.a-donlial,--Ham )tun' Genoa'arlLeghorn 00 hag,s Mauritius at 60s to 61s per cwt. The only sales to notice in
but:too cemmon when a. very young woman had been deceive
tthat way, :1;d to stab their
o,4lenete ',Jur with a knife. Tee sea. were not Broa,Thent's, and third, that the action did not accrue i -Mary Ann aml Maitha, Mayor, Figuera 1 ' Foreign, Sugar are 22-cases, 36 brie Pernambuco, and 80 bris of Bahia.
by E. promise of marriage, by means of which a profligate Mall
,:.a.pbtaitied possession of her person, and then deserted her. ence ot the Court was, th -e be imprisoned in the gaoi of within six years. The plaintiff set a peculiar value on the 'tic- '
by aue;ion, fine white at 33s 9,1, good do, partially damaged, 25s to 28s,
Kirkdale for the space of 2 years, aud daring that time tu be tures, from circumstances connected with them. Mr. Broad- Ann Mondell. —, from Demerara, at Dublin yellow 23s to 23s Okand low brown 184 perewt-The only. sale res
The plaintiff was the daughter of Robert Holt, who was a dealer
bent was a freemason, and in 1814 %vas member of a lodge The Active, I,,ghey, from St. macs, to Liverpool, was driven upon ported in Molasses is orient' 60 puns Demerara at 30s per cwt.-Coffee.
ke‘et to hard labour.
ia cotton waste, in the neighbourhood of Oldham, and a person
number 311, of which Mr. Astley was master. This gentleman Rhinesbank Bar, Traniore Bay, about the 2.oth instant. Crew saved. Ile sales of Plaatation coni prise 50 casks and 200 brls Jamaica, re-
IbioNmcapil!frison, Harrison, from Llanelly, at Bombay, sth Jan.
ot some substance. The defendant was also a dealer of cotton rhe Court then rose Wt' half-past five o'clock.
e -- a - was I'. G. M., of all the lodges in Lancashire, and took great- cently landed. and consisting chiefly of ordinary to tine ordinary
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rallill ects(i..o,l iidi ti.:liofei
do3dnslko;gisist,(tl3)(.l.i
aptroit; vipiin,u)aisteteirai, :iti,ls
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waste in that neighbourhood. About four years ago, when the '7---.-"milbr---
interes, iu the prosperity of all freemason's lodges gen eraly• Bell:nice ' firl t f L• do do 18th
~ .IJer.son, rom tverpool, do 21st
plaintiff was a girl of eighteen years of age, the defendant, who CROWN COURT.-M
--ONDAY. He was necessarily absent a good deal from home, and Mr. Berenice, (steamer.) froin Suez, at Bombay, 22nd Jan., with dates
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wait then twenty-six years old, began to pay his addresses to
His Lordship took his seat at nine o'clock. . Broadbent was appointed D. M. of Lodge 311. In the year from Loudon of 3rd December.
her. This courtship continued for about two- years, the defend-
-1814, in January, a lodge was opened in what was celled the Urania, sailed from Bombay for Liverpool, sth Jan ; Lady Fever-
Pimento at 41, and black. Pe” ier at 4 d o 4 d er lb -In East ludia
ant continued to visit the plaintiff's father's house, - when it wae - ALLEGED MANSLAUGHTER BY THE NEGLECT OF AN
third degree of masonry, a rather more solemn meeting than sham, 7th : Malabar, and Boyne, I lth, and Gilmore, 14th Jan., all for t 1 i 8 p
tictepnu fLr
leao„r:.
tar!, !:
.discovered that the plaintiff was with child by the defendant. eccoccitEue. London, and Heywood, llth Jan., for Calcutta . Rice very little has been done, but 300 tees dressed Carolina have been
George Balsbeer who had been at liege on bail, haVing stir- usual, and Mr. Broadbeut presided. The meeting was held at llonarch, M•Noilage, froin the Clyde at Calcutta
for 30 to 35 per Cent O.P.
He should be able to prove the fact that the defendant had said
36sd2cr;o7ctOfit teeswiL!Lualcoitsislisdt,;:cirar
to two or three PeoPie that he was W.oing to Marry the plaintiff. rendered himself, 'was placed at the
.hat'. char"ed with having, , the house of John Bradlee, at Dukiefiele, tee e„hana of the Parland, Tate front Mauritius, off Co've, mid proceeded to Bristol,
s Bi.i.
sailed 20th Dec., in company with the John Bagshaw. and Thomas
They• would therefore have little difficulty in coming to the con- at Heaton Norris, iti January last, caused th'e death of Mary present defendant. Mr. As-tley went there. and remarked, when
Blyth, for London. The Cambrian sailed a week previous. for Cork. The market for East lodia Drysalterr articles has been unusually
gitision that the promise of marriage was given. Atter the period .
Warctswurth, by hie gross mfsconduet aud ignorance while act- he weut in, that the room looked very handsome, wills some
ing in the capacity of accoucheur and man-midwife. • pictures, which, it appeared, he had sent to adorn the room. The Margaret, Wilkie, and Earl Powis were to sail 30th December dull, and there is literally nothing to report, ex.cepting trifling sales of
when the pregnancy was discovered. the father remonstrated ie , for London. • Saltpetre, at 25s 6d to 27s 6(1 per Cwt.
wieh the defeudant, and asked him when he meant to perforin M •
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r Brandt and Mr. Huttopi condected the' caie for the pro- One of the great masonic festivals was held en St. John's 'clay, Princess Charlotte, sailed from Bombay for Liverpool, 17th Jan., in Dvewootls. In C• mp h
d f la d f
d Mr. Cottingham appeare or t e e ence. and one of these pictures tvas_ a painting of St. Jnhn. These company with the John Knox, also for Liverpool. andabont 200 tons Lldeaate 'Y Ipgwocd thy demand continues good.
his promise, anxious to defend his daughter from disgrace. The secution, an .
18 14s-to 19. with 20 of Jamaica at £7 Is •
BelhaVen. Crawford, from the Clyd ~ at Calcutta. 80 tons Cuba Fustie brought £7 103 to £B, and :90 of Savanilla £5 2s
defepdaist asked what fortune he would give with her. The ea. Sarah Rutter (examined hy- Mr. lisUt.toN.)--,
.Witness stated pictures were to be kept by Mr. Broad.Jent for the use
ih'imble, sailed from Calcutta for London, 7th JanuarY. , 6d ;20 tons of solid Niearagutt Wood sold nt £ll lOs to £l2 ;30 tons
ther answered he could manage to give E3OO. " No," -said the that she lived at Heaton Norris. She knew 1 hemas Wards- af the lodge, nod to ornament the reihn, and remaine‘: there London,
11 1 183') 1 M B• dl '. i T I - 1 • of Red Senders Wood ' -
a 1,17, and 250 tin-I,i of Angola and Gaboon Bar-
(Wear:hat, "that is. not enough." " Well," said the father, worth and
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his- wife Mary The latter had had nine children, a tle year ._, w ten r. ia ey ciei . iere %vas 1 ien a The, Orient, from Bombay, on shore hi Bootle bay, was got off this
,_ morning and docked. wood at full retes.-There has been a fair demand for Turpentine, and
it
U ' l• d 11: '1 f I d• • M 'll s dat s f m Calcutta llth ' •
vtr an , .11 TOM n la, via • arsci e • cs ro , • 11,00 brls have been sold at 12s for inferior, to 13s for yery good quality.
.. rather thaa that the marriage should not take place I will go and in Januart,' last she was prentrnant again. Witnees
.saw her sele of his effects. and Mrs. Bradley herself was awe 1 e that tee a
d'd t b 1 I hey d-d •tlth, t
as‘far as £4OO, though it is more than I can afford." " £4001" on the 4th of January, at nine o'clock. She was sating on a pictures i no, e ong to ier us an ,an ;tom et eat ou January • 130
, mhay, 26th January. -American Tar scare,. and saleable.-Mentreid Pot and Pearl Aihes
Atalanta was to leave Bombay for Suez 28th February. very dull • the sales are confined to n f • • t 49s f ) h forme
ew parcels a . tr t e r,
staid the defendant, " that is only a chip ; I ana worth more chair before the fiee, and w.as evidently in a situation. to require as not his property, but that they belonged to the fi-eernasons.
Dorothy Gales, —, henCT dS ' —, from Bombay, at
,an usan, and 33s f(.;r tin • '
, latter description.-There has been considerable in-
than five times that sum." So the defendant went on bargain-
• the itntnediate assistance of an accoucheur. '1 he 'prisoner Bel- ' Mrs. Bradley afterwards married a Mr. Ledward, an innkeeper,
the Mauritius quiry for new American Flaxseed for sowing, and during the early
leg for more, endeavouring by the very disgrace he had brought .
sover was sent for, and he arrived at four o'clock. When be and he had aiso since died and from that tinie Mrs. Ledwerd
there Overarm.), Downes, sailed from Calcutta, for this port Bth Jan.
slbirl:s.dh..;a-lesQosifinieFereacsibtteroeln:BPiaaairdlik
part of the week sales were effected at 63s to 6.5 s per Mid ; but 68s to
i rapensi nd
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uas tel :f°,ol%ra F. , etkri '
ier„dar te; ens:-aas 11 :lei
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mit: tahC,
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on the father's family to eatort from him a large portion of mo. arrived Mese Wartisworth. was still Sittine in a chair. Alter claimed the pictures as lietown. She %vas desired to give
Earl Powis, Spittall, from the Mauritius, at Deal
ney. The father was not able to meet these demands, and the some preliminary inquiries and examinaTionse Mr. Balsover up, but refused, and said the-did not belong to any one but her-
Hells-lien hence at Bilboa
Sinca o • ' s' -
p re, —, at -incapore
marriage did not take place. The reason why the action was Pronounced it to he a cross birth sayine, that "it wai cross self, and obstinately persisted in retaining them. After the
as o
'1 df S' 6th Dec. and the Ann, w t • • ' ' • -
—, sat e rom incapore rue prices were generally paid ; 23,000 sold at Sid to Bsd for sotind
now brought, at a period of eighteen months afier the birth of ~..
altoaether." She was put to bed, 'and th: prisoner told her to case had been gone into, when it appeareilahat the pictures had criese,
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e, Wells, an d Admiral Benbow, Bar- bales Horse Hair have been sold by auction at rather lower prices
brined, 61(1 to 7(1 for sound dry, and rubbed in proportion.-About 200
the child, was, that the plaintiff had remained anxions to avoid lie still, and above all thin sto keep herself quiet, ae it would been made a present to the lodge, by Mr. Astley, and the sail 13th Dec. both for London
the disgrace of a public exposure, and in hope that the better be some time•
bH et went agway, telling them te send for a pow. defendant refused to give.tens up, a nominal verdict was taken
Tails hrouglit 140 to 184 d, mixed 81d to 91(1, short 7icl to 8/d, and
feelings of the defendant would prevail over his avarice, and • , .
der rhe hes an( of the deeeased went for the powder. At for the plaintiff, for £lOOO to be reduced to one shilling, un the thGellePi?tael%vv",
David Banks, Jolly, hence at Smyrna
,Cow Hair 8(.1to 91d per lb•-The demand for Tobacco durilig the week
en limited, and the sales are about 60 hhds, partly to the trade,
that he would, do what was just and honest, till she was coin- six 0 t lock Mr. Balsover ealled again,
.and asked le, 1.7.
.N.yards- ' restoration uf the pictures. Firefly Easter sailed from Snryrna24th Feb ; James.B: Jane, Wil-
lams, 2.)th Feb. and Tiber. Cand er, 2(2th Feb. all for this port has be
pelted. by the marriage of the defendant, in January last,
•to worth how she was, but dud not examine her. He again de-. • liteularioTTou AND ' OTHERS P. RHODES, AND ANOTHER.- l' '. . ' • 1 • '
TRESPASS. Red Rover. Watkins ; Pomona, Sreeplo ; Amelia, ; Fame, and for Ireland, without any change in prices.
There has again been a limited demand for Brimstone, and th h
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another female of larger fortune, to take the present step, and arted, telling them to sehd for another powder. The husband
opf the deceased went for the powder in about an hour. Baleover This was an action brought by the plaintiff's, John Higgins Reeves, and Porcupine, Cork, hence at Constantinople some offers have been made for parcels, holders have not been dis-
seek that compensation for the injury which she had received Bella Portena. Pyott, from Buenos Ayres, at Antwerp
-ntCedre.
aent word by the husband that irMreeWardsworth weresuddenly bottom, and John and James Buckley, against William Rhodes, posed to submit to any reduction in prices to effect sales.-The stock
of most sorts of Sumac is in a small compass, and there is a fair de-
narutdarfoarnSdicAilry4aonisd. Tarreiesatlel,
sactrfcuell
apnrrews.a
which a jury would award her. He shunld be able to show that s Caleuotta. M`Lay, hence, and Forth, Nl' Kenney, from London, at
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taken worse they were to send for sonic other Medical man. James Milnes, to determine between the parties which were
the defeedapt was a man of substance, and had recently bought t;rlhoehsl, N.B
()op_ in s. . erg ,_ ay yes er ay., , TIT'
•• distres in Ab ele B t d was the Swan of
a large quantity of Machinery, and the jury would judge from •
Mrs Wardsworth c plained next morning that the pewder intitled to a mine of coal, situated at Crompton, near Oldham.
l• om-
h ' 'll S• d Th I ' t'ff hid the land under which was the mine, on a GI
had numbed her ebbs. She grew muc worse ti atur ay e p ain is e asgow. Crew saved in their own boat notice has been done in Madders or Madder Roots.-Olive Oil has
that what he was capable of paying.
morninw when a medical man named Cheetham was sent for. lease fur 999 years, intitling them to the coals and minerals Elvira, which sailed this morning for Calcutta, is putting back, leaky been in limited request all the week ; a small cargo arrived from Lis-
,. Robert Holt, the father of the plaintiff, was called, bnt it ap-
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MG h dNI R - b th the surface, which lease had been demised to them. having struck on the Bar of the New Channel • hon was nearlfall sold previous hiarrival.-.-The transactions in Fish
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pearmg that he had employed the attorney for the prosecution, When the latter arrived, he sent tor :r. ra am an ir. yan, enea
two other surgeons. The dth of Januery was Thursday, and The defendants afterwards- became possessed of the land as ear the New Chan- • •
An outward bound ship is aground on Burbo, n . , (sits still continue very limited, and principally confined to Newfound-
his evidence could norbe received. 0 nel, and an outward bound schooner on the Brazil Bank land Cod, two parcels of which have been disposed of at about pre-.
the deceased continued to get worse till the following Wednes- tenants, and under that tenure imagined they had a right t Birmingham, Drummond, hence for New York, was spoken Bth
, John Gl:fettle was examined, and deposed to having some . vious retes.-In Seed Oils li t.l 1 • a • Ab 100 P 1
t e nisiness mug.- out tons a m
• day when she died. the coal underneath the surface, and came and broke down the alarch, in lat. 39, long, 45 •
conversation with the defendant on behalf of the plaintiff, in , . Oil on the spot have been sold at £45 to £46, and two parcels to arrive
M C NV: • I es• ery f the plaintiffs created for procuring the coal.
Cross-examined by r. oTTINGHAM.- aness was a sing e mac in 0 FALMOUTH, Mai•ch 20.-Jamas Hunt, M'Donald. from Aux Cayes, at £4l 1- sto £42, whieh comprise the business of the week.-Oil of
order to come to some arrangement, and avoid coining Urinal,
' &c after
•woman and had never had any children. Mrs. Werdsworth The parties, before going into the case, comae to an agreement has put into this port with loss of mainmast sails, rigging, • Turpentinesteedy at the prices quoted.••••llemp is irtgood request, and
but that the defendant offered too small a sum (£5O) as satis- , . . .
throwing overboard part of her cargo, having been struck by a heal?,
t f -t d ' • 1 d t ts k b t f th
told her that the prisoner had attended her dering five previous oreerl , an a nomina ver lc was a en, y consen , or e an advance of lOs per ton has been obtained ; the stock is now eon-
faction, and the negotiation fell thron.gh.
accouchmeats. She had always had very quick times, and two plaintiff. Damages, £lO,OOO, subject to a reference. sea, and thrown on her beam ends, Ist March, in lat. 39, long. 4 . siderably reduced, and in few hands.-A little demand for the better
a Dinah Graham, a friend of the plaintiff, was called to prove . _ , .
,_,h
PENS FL/It THE COUNSEL. She had three water in her hold descriptions of Flax has appeared.-Early in the week, sales of prime
of her children were born before the prisoner - arrived. I e
Petersburgh yfliow candle Tallow were effected at £6os ; sonic
the courtship. She had often seen them together, and had ,
er had bee • • • h *hb h d th Mr. ALEXANDER, (addressing the Under Sheriff,) will you
nin tractsce in t at neig our oo inure au .....
heard the defendant say -he would marry the plaintiff, and she Prison
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furnish us with some pens, Mr. Uuder Sheriff? None have SATURDAY, MAR= 24.-Wind variable andlight. business has since been done at a decline of 6d to 9d per cwt. with a
ola him she thought it was time. twenty years. limited business. .
Andrews sister-in-law of the deceased, stated that yet been furnished us.
Charlotte , . SAILED.-Portsmouth, Macoduck, and Albion. Putnam, for New _______
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On her cross-examination she said the brother of the defend-
h h The UNDER SHERIFF, (handing over the court the pen with York-Cintra, Itenfree, for Lisbon-Diana, Greig, for Newfoundland, ------' - ,
she was a widow and had had children. On Thursday, t e4t
ant was courting her, and other folks thought he was a nice ,
Sze.-Bispliani, Lister, for Trieste-Governor Troup. Miller, for Sa- LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, MARCH 23.
Sh hI b h• hhe s w •ttha )Ih• ve sn. e here for you. (Loud
of January, she went to see Mrs. Wardsworth. e au een wic wa ri „, a Li on . .
yoang- man. She, herself declined saying whether he was or vannah-Maria, Vander Steene, for Ostend-Echo, Mallett ; Empire, . -An extensive demand has '1 h 1t th • h
prevai ed t roug iou c week, whsc
t - before in the forenoon Mrs: Wardsworth was, from the laughter.) Is not this creditable to Liverpeol? •
not. The plaintiff did not go by the name of Moll-o'-Bub's in wire f
i. .. . . . Baker '; New Orleans, Bradbury. and Galen, Snow, for New Orleans- 1 being freely met by holders, the sales have been large. On Monday a
state of her ee trigs, anticipating !mine la e c.
ir t onfinetnent. She HALL AND OTHERS V. ROIISE AND oniene. British Tar, Blenkhorn, for Newfoundland-Jackson; Williamson, for
the village. (Loud laug,hter.) She had heerd her called hy slight advance was obtained, but for the List few days buy•ers have I:ad
• (witness) was there when Mr. Balsover arrived. After they This was an action brought by the Assignees of a person Rio Janeiro-Kingston, Hodson, for Jamaica-Nonpareil, Allen, for
tbat name. The plaintiff, before she had the child, Used to , . the advantage and the market his closed heavily at a decli fid t
had gnt her to bed, he examined her, ant to er o compose ain p
1 Id h t n e Lowe. Lowe was a manufacturer at Pally Green, near Corfu, Szc.-Patrint Queen, HoodlesB, for Calcutta-Oriental, Wilson, .d '' . . ..' - . ~ ne o o
a per II) on the middlina• qualities of American from- the quotations of
work in a factory.
herself and keep warm, for it must have time. He said "it Rochdale, and the defendants were woolstaplers at Bradford for Bomb-iv-Cicely Guthridee for Copenhagen-eLord,Abercromby, F• , , . . ,s. .
_.
... . ___ _ rivay last , Brazil, Egyptian and East India are id per 11) lower.
_ .The parties, at this stage of the case, came to an agreement Nish for T-ortola 'il, II ' . C
-, elby, ayton, for eara-Bradshav; , Milroy, tor ,
was cross altogether." He went away, and retnrn-ed at six and other places. Lowe became bankrupt in 1837 ; after which, Speculators have t• k .800 A • • nd ex orters 1200 A •
4 en .. mersaan, a es merman
to Withdraw a juror, the plaintiff agreeing to pay a sum of Castine, &c.-Lion, Bailey, for Barbadoes-& Clio, Daly, for Halifax, 1 0
ant 40 Pernambuco. 1010 Surat and 140 Manilla are announced for
o'clock. He said she was no better, and she must have some the defendants, by an agent of theirs, got possession of a large N.s.
money.
red wine. He told them that he was going to Heaton-lane, and quantity of property, in flannels 'end woollen cloths, which they _______ public sale on Friday next.
FISHER V. PORTER.
there they would find him if he were wanted. /le called again applied to their own use, defrauding 'the rest or the creditors. England, 'Waite, from New York, at this port a sailed 3rd March. • „
• •
.
This was an action brought by the plaintiff aganist the defend-
ar ten o'clock, in com • 'h 1 • h k H di(' iot The jury found a verdict for the plaintiffs, damages, £450. .
patty wit iis ouse eeper. e . i On the 21st March, off Bardsey, spake the Columbus, hence for New ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS .OF COTTON,
ant as adnainistratrbt of her father, for the sum of £127, for the
at any time give her any assiitance, but when he went aWay he MARTIN V. HARGREAVES.-DEBT. York
„ John Du7,dale M•Gowan hence for Sincapore was spoken 20th Prom the 161 h inst. co this day Cnclwive. .
'manufacture of ginger beer, furnished by the plaintiff te the said (hey were to send for another powder. Witness remained Mr. Alexander appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Cressweit Feb. in lat. 51, ion 1- ' ' '
g• a • • •,• Current tamers.
defendant's father at the rate of 6(1 per dozen, the defendant's with her till next.morning, when she complained of her limbs for the defence. Parland, Tate, from the Mauritius. at Bristol sachs OF THAI WERE- Prices. Th isWk this Year
father residingin the cellar of the plaintiff. The parties reside being numb. Witness was called up on Saturday morning, at The' declaration stated that this was an action for a debt of William & Betsey, Mackie, from Wigtown for this port, was driven • ---
.. . e----
at Manchester.
•five o'clock. The husband of the'decaased then went for Mr. .030, -for the price of work done by the plaiotiff fur the defend- on shore at Whitehaven 20th March ; crew saved • • ' 110 Sea Island •
16d a 36d ;
.
Algonquin, from Liverpool, had not arrived at Philadelphia, at 10 Stained -,..1:3 23893 155702
After the case had been briefly goneinto, a was agreed to Balsover, but he did not come. Mr. Cheetham, a surgeon, was ant. The defendant had paid £240, part of the sum, but had 110 ' ° • •
40 Bowed Georgia 5l - 8 .
refer it,• and a verdict was taken for the plaintiff. then sent for. not paid the residue. To which the defendant pleaded that he reported 17th March
Bleng„ henr•e off Tampico i
7830 c Mobile at - Sie ' ' •
' NEWTON V. HARDING. This witness was also cross-examined by Mr. COTTINGHAM. never was indebted. On this plea issue was joined. ' British Meichant,-Birnie, hence at New Oxleana ' / Alabaina and Tenneesee ' 54 -
..6i }95 10 ' 1,55938 ,
This was an action broukht by tbe plaintiff, who is 'a Plumber . ,
l'eornas Wardsworth, the husband of the deceased, proved ' •In this case the plaintiff was a book-keeper, at Bolton-le- Samuel Jameson, ----, hence at Mobile 12840 New Orleans, . e 5l - .g/
and glazier, at Manchester, to recover the sum of £52, tor wOrk that he had gone to prisoner's house on the-4th of January twice, moors, and the defendant was one of the most extensive carriers Treasurer, Farrage, hence at Odessa c Pernambuco and Paraiba 8i -lo
' 2150 iA • . .1 • • ••••• 1 2210 1 4856
done for the defendant, who is an attorney, and who was a great and each time he received a powder. • 'arr. Rms.-war told wit- irt the North of England. In the year 1834 Mr. Hargreaves Elvira, —, for Calcutta, is on shore in the Rock Channel, fullof matt an( Ceara . . , . 13t -Pi
epeculator in buildings. ness that if his wife were suddenly taken worse he had beteer was in want of a clerk, and finally the plaintiff was engaged, at water
A'•' • d I
gnes, ----, from Dublin for this port, in proceeding awn tse i •r
1840 Bahia and Mageit)
in f Maranisam - 81 .. • • 7677
Si - 91 z
The parties agreed to a reference. send for another doctor. Ile went between two and three `Z
-Is per week. Afterwards, Mr. Hargreaves's brother vacating Liffey yesterday, struck very heavily, stranded and will have to dis- 'se t Sawginned .
7 - 8 S '•'• 1 7563
• Timing v. LOMAX AND OTHERS.
o'clock, Saturday morning for Mr. Balsoverawhen he was told his office of cashier to the establishment, the plaintiff was ap- charge
- 1
This was an action brought by the plaintiff, as registered offi- that he was not home, by the housekeeper, who spoke from the ' pointed, and was paid 27s per week, and had filled the situation Heart of Oak, sl'Dowell, hence at Demerara - - -
ear of.the Northern and Central Bank of England, to recover window. Witness sent to look for him at the places mentioned about three years at that salary when he left it. The plaintiff Anaxibia, Trewarthen, hence at Carthagena - 13i ..,... 30
frotia the defendants, James Lomax, a gentleman named Da- by the latter, but could not find him. had to keep the defendant's private ledger, to examine all con- Phrenix Bunnemever hence at Antwerp 900 Egyptian Bl -12 i 22 10585
.king, and a marine store dealer at Liverpool, named M`Ghee, c ross-examined by Mr. COT r ENGentm.-When he saw Mr. fidential matters, to receive cash from different collectors, to Pet, St•ia fr S' ' fI • lat M lta 1t fo
bowsprit, Bzaec.'in oalligaletZTlnit,larocrh,'22l°9 •
giers a ,os remast, - 74,
Peruvian . ' •
' '" ' '
. . 71 - i 1 ."..
.1
51
who were a co-partnership guarantee to the bank, along with Balsover, on Friday, he told him that he had other cases to pay all servants' wages esc., and to eeive a general inspection Banffshire; Fitzgerald, hence for New Orleans, was spoken Ist Feb.
othersafor the honouring of the drafts of a Mr. Broadbent, who attend to and he feared he should not be able to attend 'to the to ihe different railway tiusinesses of the defendant, to look over off Guadeloupe, with loss of mainmast close by the deck, Mizen top- 55) Laguayra 6B -8-- I . I
was placed by them to manage the paper manufactory of a Mr. deceased. .
the tradesmen's accounts, and order every article about the mast, and head of foretopmast, had jury-masts rigged, and did not - 84 >. 543 '). 8970
Hugh.. s, situated near Manclester. Mr. Hughes became em- Mr. George Young Graham, Mr. Samuel Howard Cheetham, concern. Upwards of £lOO,OOO had passed through his hands intend putting in 20 Carthagena. ... . . ... - .51
,barraesett in his circumstances, was in debt to the defendants to and Mr. Ra 11 u 6
yIleS, a s r„eons practicing at Stockpart and whilst in this situation, and the plaintiff thought that 27s per Joint Anderson, M'Cormick, hence for Limerick, at Campbeltown
The ship that was on shore esterday near the New Channel, got off
Manilla .., . •. 6- 64 ' 1
*
a considerable amount, and they determined to carry on his works Heaton Norris, who were called on 'to 'see IVlrs. Wordsworth on - week aas not an adequate remuneration for these services, but ith enine and roceeded Y -
n eev e 940 Surat , •a- , j
.31 - , -,..... 290.5
foe their benefit. Several of the parties who had signed the guar- the Saturda • • d touching the state in- that he ou h h h f £lOO per annum la• hh •
y mormng, were examine g tto aye at t e rate o F bP ' 8 • - '
,w lc e IslEw lonic, e. 2 .-The Moscow, loaded for Liverpool, was 340 . Madras .
• 4' - :fie 1
vantee-were dead; Lomax, one of the defendants, had become which they found the deceased. •rhey described minutely the alleged was promised to him by the defendant. driven from her moormgs at Slaughter House Point, New Orleans, - '3l - 5 S ""' 1 ""
bankrupt, and 'pleaded his hankruptcy, and the case was not d h• hld to her death. It appeared A dSt k • •• II d h fill th
appearances an reason wlc e person name • oes was La e, w o now s e same during a heavy squall, 16th Feb. went on shore and lost her rudder _
pressed agaiust him• another, Daking had allowed judgment ihat -she conld not have got through the aceeuebment without situation formerly occupied tiy the plaintiff, and his evidence . . Marcia eee-A ship wes seen onshore, Bth Feb. on Grange Key, evith 39088 balee
I 36179 362277
-WM) bY default, audit was Stated was nnable to pay, and the assistance as the operation of .. turning" ought to heve been • went to show that the plaintiff was incompetent to fill his situa- signals of duaress flying, and apperently bilged. A bright waisted . -.......-.-- ---
.Wehole• responsibility therefore rested on M`Ghee. The trans- performed. Bv an operation a dead child was brought into-the tion, and that he 'had told witness repeatedly that he bad applied • hip, apparently about 400 tons with billet head was seen on shore
son the Fortugas, Ilth Feb. with's •
everal wreckers near her - . I',,IARCH 26.
eral demand and the sales
.actionewith the bank commenced in May 27, 1831, and conti- world, and the-deceased subsequently died or inflammation. over and over again for an increase of salary, but he never March 3.--The London, Liverpool and Havre Packets sail to-daY, . anaOonuntlnyootohge w'asi(vilfyfosOg Fr 3,, the sa e
t. To-•da ' 1 s
• timed till 1836, when the account was closed, and at which time Mr. COTTINGHAM addressed the jury for the defence, and could.get it. gs, inc ut g , . r expo::
and the Pennsylvania will be the only European Packet in port are 3,000 bags, but prices are rather easier and he market has closed
:there was due to the bank Z-1082. The guarrantee was read went minutely into all the circumstances brought out in evie His LORDSHIP here stopped the case. There could be no • IsLe MAN, March22.-Industry, Atkinson, from Whitehaven for heavily. ,
Med-proved, and the amount advancedby the bank. It appeared deuce, contending that no gross ignorance or negligence had doubt, whatever the plaintiff mi,ght think, that after receivin ' Dublin, was totally wrecked 21st March, near Castletown. Two of
;that MiGhee, -as well as being jointly responsible for this g the cr w saved
been proved. He should show by evidence that 'Mr. Balsovee's 275. a week for years, he could not call on his master to give - e - -
astnannt on account of the concern, of wgich he and others had housekeeper, who slept in the front apartment; while he slept more. ,
.. L.IVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKE'f, MARCH 26.
'taken the management. was a creditor of Hughes to the amount in a back room, and who answered the witness Wordsworth, The Jury found a verdict for the defendant. SUNDAY, Meaca 25.-Wind W.S.W.-Light breeze. s. d. s. d. • .s. d. s. d. ••• • •
eef about .£3,000 thought that Mr. Balsever was really out when she told him so,
THOMAS AN D ANOTHER, ASsIGNEES 17. CONNELL. ARRIVED.-Blackaller, Harvey, from Vella Nova-Trinidad Packet, Old Hay ....... 0 9QI Olf, 20lb Potatoes •.• . 1 siiel 94, 901 t.
—, from Berbice-Jupiter, Ramsey. from Demerara; sailed 7th New Hay 0 9 0 0 Cattle Potatoes 1 2 1 4----
,• , Mr. ALEX A rs DER, for the defence, expatiated on the hardship and that the application was never communicated to him. Mr. Cresswell, Mr. Alexander, Mr. Wightman, Mr. Tom- Feb.-Lirnena, --, from Nassau-Walter Faulk : Comet, Skin- Clover Ray:
per on
. of. thecase aaaffecting M•Ghee, who, besides losing his own Elizabeth Bennett, Mr. Balsover's housekeeper, stated that linson, and d G KdllfN 0 1 ' • D '•tt S • St Wh •• 0 C - "••
g appeare or tep am • r. at_ net, an aronne, en a . rom ew r eans- amarisco a, tan- raw, eat , 50 6 - arrots
Mr. Cowlin d f h I • if M W 28 032 0
large debt was thus made responsible for the'additional amennit she had lived with him twelve years. She stated that as Mr. son and Mr. John Henderso for the defeac ' Ben, from ApalachicolaSesquehanna, Cropper, from Charleston ; Straw, Oat 0 -41 0 51- Manglewurzle2o 0210 ,
sine to the banks'from a praiseworthy desire to carry on, along Balsover had told her that he had to go out to two other labours Ilr Ca • 'n h •d e.
h , !ea.._ , , sailed Ist March-Garrick, Palmer, from New York : sailed 3rd March Straw,Barley 04.0 5 Manure BOlO 0 1
i . ESSWELL, in openvng t e case, sat ,t e piaintius in -
with-others, the insolvent concern for the benefit of all the cre- sh h It hh d t d ld th h h d 1. •t• a
e t oug t e a gone ou ,an to e us an so, ( mt. ine Mischief, Jones, from Cephalonia-Lady Middleton, —, from -
ditors.
him to those places where she expected Ise would be found. hi a r resented he editors of a ue Brown and James •
t sc seep t cr S m 1 Lisbon-Monan.sahela, Miercken, (sailed 24th Feb.) and Corea, " ---7' -_____ - ,
Cheethana of Manchester • andithe defendant represented the Prescot from dharleston-Jessore Janvrin. from Natchez-Ten- LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET. Maecti
,26.
His LORDSHIP said, however hard it might be on M‘Gbee, it Other witnesses were called, who proved generally that the Nor he 'and Cen ral ll'ank of Eu 1 d. The t.
t rn t • . • gan ac ion was reesserii 1
'Ma C f Say I'J hn Holland Rob on f
• t 'son, rom anna 1- o _ . 41 b "sb
• from The annexed quotations for dry Butter may be considered as nearly '
was.his voluntary act, and the bank ought not to suffer, and the - tt t• d Ic*lf I ••dth t h h d two
prisoner was an aen ive an si u man, an a e a brought to recover a considerable sum of money, about £llOO. New r eans-Mayelower, —, from Liebon-G o
,e, Lis 37, rom nominal;-indeed, nothing but the finest qualities are at all saleable
verdict must therefore be for the plaintiff. other cases which required his attention, or might do so, at that which was paid into the Northern and Central Bank, between Charleston-Woodman, —, and Ward, M'Masters, trom St. John, middling and inferior ui .d's- • d '
q tt a ru.. Pickle Butter is tolerably steady
Verdict accordingly for ' the amount. time, and that he distinctly told both her and her husbaud so. the 22d of November, 1836, and the -4th of February, 1837. N.B. and the market is not overstocked.-In Beef Pork or Bacon nothing -
PLATPORD V. WHINFIELD. The sister-in-law of the deceased proved that she (the deceased) Brown and Cheethain made voluntar a 'meats in order (so -- important hes occurred since our last. . ,
I
. 3' P ) ; . , .Albree, Balls, hence at New Orleans
This'was an action brought by theplaintiff, a,failor, of Man- had actually admitted to her that Mr. Balsover told her he • • •ec"
said the plamtlus) to make their account with the bank better Wm. Tell, Coffin, from Belfast, ditto ' -a. .d.:. -a: ,d. . • , ,
,
BuTTBR,-,Tielfast , . .94 0- 67 97 a eraeie el; ew i -
chester, to recover the amount of his bill, £9 6s. 4d. • could not attend her, and she-might get anothet doctor. than with the other creditors. In the course of their business Fredericka, —, from Ostend, for this port, off Dartmouth ' Banbridge .... BO .0- 84 0 s-r-
-:Verdict for the plaintiff for the amoun t-' , Mr. BRANDT addressed the jury in reply. they became embarrassed in their affairs. Brown absented Mary, Swan; Eliza Killick, Waugh, and Sceptre, ---e. hence at Coleraine B4 0-86 0 -e,--
e .
• i -- • - M'GROCH, 'ASSIGNEE, V. T.'IIARDING.
•The JUDGE said the jury. musi be satisfied that there had himself from the manufactory for a considerable time and st• Domingo Sligo. - 0 0
, . This:was an action brought to reeoier the amount of £127. .been gross negligence and Ignorance ere they could convict the Ch h l d I) 1 • • •
eet am strugg e on, ut roin time to time crecinors were
, , Wm. Parker, Sewell, and liars, Roper, from Rio, at Cuxhaven Derry -
themalue of the furniture of a bankrupt named Dutton, of risoner. •A naistake or error in jedgment wag not sufficient, Concordia, Strackholder. hence at Bremen . Limerick - 0 0 -
-'whom the defendant Harding, a relation of his, bought it. The . g- i ame Ica man In e
Fecause it would be a fearful thin •f cl• 1 • •th pressing, on then), and these they were putting off as well- as The Elvira's decks are broken np, and the cargo washing on shore . Carrick - 0 0
they could. After " robbin r Peter to a Paul " accordin to
•plaintiff, as the assignee of Dutton, brought th-e action, on the t- fh- f • tbl•dtth b• • f r every • - 6 • p Y , g Kilkenny - ,
prac ice o is pro ession wete o e p ace a e al o - the approved system. for some time they succeeded in opening
graund that the furniture was improperly sold whilst the bank- MONDAY, MARCH 26. , Carlow, ...... ......., 9O 0 - 94 0 . -.---
• -
f • d t
error oju gmen . an account with the South Lancashire Bank some friends 'Waterford ' 7B 0--84 . 0 ,e---,
enipt was insolvent, and that therefore the -£127 'was the pro- The-lury returned a verdict of not guilty, and the prisoner • . • ' • ARRIVED.-
uaranteeing them and therefore it was an object with Brown Antioch, Mann, from New Orleans-john • Baring, Newry " "/5 ' 0 - 83 : 0 se-e•
. petty of' the assignee for the benefit of the creditors, Harding was instantly discharged. gd Ch h ' ff ' • * •• f '
an eet mu to pay o this in order to save their needs from s
Westeott, and Napier. Sandford, from Mobile.
Cork ' OO - 0 0
.frasing afterwards sold the furniture fur the same aMounte For - CHARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER. G W h' t ii
AILED.- eorge as ing on, oldrege, _for New York-Pow- . Cork dry 3ds '7B 0 --.. 80 -0 .---
the defence, it was contended, that the sale was made two months . ;Valiant When, aged 22, was charged' in an indictment with auy liability. From November to December they were paying . hattan Long for Boston -Groton, Brown • Dalmatia Winsor •
much into the Bank, and d • tl • 't
and all that Katheiine, Re'rr ; Adrian. 'Rogers; Trenton .I4att ; Tamen. end, Bur'
rawing no ling ou , - 8.8ee.-India P
Do. pickled 24.1 s ..... 92 , 0 .... 93 0 ...-.
!prior fo-the bankrtnitcy. and that it was paid for in full to the haying at .111-vnchester, -on the 12th September last, assaulted the Id 11 f • • I- d• E t B. •Ot-. D •'N t•ktW*l d
V con co ect runs t heir dlfferent creditors went to one ac. an , qua or, inson , c orara, encon , an as e , i son, an rime Mess
NeW Mess Beef IJ2 .6
.. 7- 112 6 .---
.insolvent. Witnesses were called on bnth 'sides. and- eiainThomas Mellor. • • • - count and all the rest of their creditors who were urgent -for Chevalier, Benny, for N(7 Orleans-Hamilton, Buntin, and Olive 8,-, .. ~ .
• inn jnry expressed a wish to retire;' aftet an absence or a , Mr. Hutton for the t• dM M. b for the de- s• ' ts
prosecu ion an r. srp y , Elliza Parsons, for Mobile-Byron, Purinton, 'and Europe Drum- p„ „ „ . . 0 0 •-• .0 O. per barrel,
teeir money, coma never get a farthing,. In this way theSoutn ' - y 1 w•t iff 6lf f M • W.li. fl ld - --- . "72•6 - 80 0
..quarter of an• holm they ' found a verdict for the plaintiff- . fence. • • mond, for New or c-- mi y,. e erson, n o exieo- ae e , 8„,),,,
• 50 0 -• 0 0 per mil,
--Damages £92: ' - - • • s" It apnea: ed from the evidence that the deceased was in the Lancashire Bank got souse £llOO. the roduce of eoods which • • •
1 ld d • ' • fr St Jobn
P e , hunt% an, o : •
vere so iin er circumstances which induced the assignees at Irlam Dixon. for Barbadoes- ow
N.B -Le Schema Despirgel, for Bourdeaux-
P h ' Gl5 h f B • - Du." 11,"" .
attan, ri ts, or altimore- 65 0 •-• 68 0 --;-
At this time no•other causes were ready.
.:ET .....0 . , , . 0 0 ••••• 0 0 -,-
habit of abusing his wife, and that in consequence of some se- th last assizes to brin,g an actien wh •Et .'1 • ' 11 I 'Mar Benson, for Napliss-Betley Wood, Cutting, for Palermo / F-1 t'
ll terminate( in a ver-
.2 en., , ARD.- tr sin .•• • ~ .... . . ... .. .. ..60 .. 0 - 61 • 0
: His LORDSHlP'espressed his determination to sit until six vere injuries which she received in the month of June last, she e M od. for St. Joseph-James Lemon, Legg for Barhadoes '
diet whic compe
h lied them to refut:d the money they had so re- S viala o 131addered .r•.,,. 63 0 ,77.. 04 0
o'clock each- night, and sent over to the other court for a pri-
.SUmmoned him before the magistrates, when in default of- hail ceiyed. It would appear that in the month of November and"Honduras-Rossendale, Friend, for Bahia-Conder, Finney, for
sonerto-try. - -he was committed to the New Bailey prison, where he remained the b•ll f . f e • • ' Charleston-Aurorr , Sch.el, ft r
. . ; • n C enha en-Lock- 7 - . --- ~-,-,-_-,..-_,4------_,-_--,,,,,_,-_ ---_,______
Elsinore a d op g .
re were some i s o a person 9 1 e name ot Maguire, -
woods, Lawton,. for St. John, N.11.-Alvina. Shnonson, and Geo. . LIVERPOOL CORN -EXCHANGE,' MARCH 24.
CUTTING AND STABBING NRAR OLDHAM. three months. When the deceased got ont of prison en the •
in Ireland, coining due, Messrs. Brown and Cheethain- had Suit n . Archer, for Hambro'-Wm. Ward, Morrison. for Gibraltar
' Yosialt Greaves, labourer, was indicted for cutting and stab- 12thof September, he went to the house where his wife lived. ,
eiven a ceptances for £5OO, and some intimation was given an !.
daC.diz-Taily Ho, Cormick. for Virginia-Tavistock, Littler, for The arrivals of Grain, Flour, and ' Oattnea I have this week. been
eleitig Thomas Broadbent, collier, at Shaw, near Gldbain. There He threatened her till she fled from fear that he would inflict that th:se bills were not likelY to be Paid ; and when B"rown lialta-NaiS, Getting, for Constantinople-Merwetroom, Hazen- mOderate. • The businessin Wheat during:the sameperiodhas,on the
''tiere• 'three counts in the indictment; the first charging him some injury on her. He went out, but returned inehe evening. and Cheatham were a.tified in their own.minds, if these bills winkei, for Dordt-lielena Jacobs, Zelling. for Rotterdam. Amster- whole, been or a limited . nature ; still, there has not appei;red any
- Vith 'an intent to murder' the prosecutor; the sehond, with in- The prisonerewho was-step-son to the deceased, wai there. The were not paid, the consequence must be they must infallible dam and Dordt-Lord Russell, Lie, for Messina and Palermo-LSttsan- abatement of confidence amOngst the .trade generall%, d
I's a;'iasPsuiscte•:inaenci
tent fo disfigure him, and the third to do him some grievous deceased attacked his wife with great fury, beat her brutalle, stop Accordingly a person in their employ, was sent over to nah, Collings, Crabb, for Constantinople•and Odessa-City of Exeter, . psnsrideevrioedsto, have undergone no change.-Flour, a _ _ _
ts
Wily harm. and it appears she was fearful that. he would murder her. Her Il' d -' h - I 1 k f 1 ' d I Down, for Havre-Providentia, Hoare, for Algiere-Ann Brown, for it_ P 0 , •alue.-At Tuesday's market some parcels of Ulla . were
re an to see what e cou umae 0 a agture, an aso to see Laguira and Santa, Martha-and Moslem, Vale. foz Leghorn . -taken on speculetion, and, for choice samples, 10 per bushel:advance
-Mr.-Branch supported the prosecution, and Mr. Green de- son interfered, and, as it was • alleged, struck the deceased on and f fth th d B'f
get some cash rom some o e o er cre !tors. ut 1 -- was obtained ;3s Irl having been paid for heavy of such quality,
feuded the prisoner. the head with a poker. The deceased 'afterwards either fell or the h• d dd ' 1 't Id be found that it was o 7 .el • ' Mill r from the Clyde, at Lough •S
y d succee e in t tat, i wou n y . impewa, ~ e , willy, with rnizen Throughout the week, however, the •general demand for this Grain has
Mr. BRANDT briefly stated the case. On the 29th of October was thrown through a window. The witnesses •for the prosecu- to wind u h•ff ' d attb• k 'd et
p t eir a airs, an as soon s le an was pal 0 , ,
mast cut-away, &c. having been.on her beam ends. bound to Batavia not been active, and good mealing parcels have.been offering .at 2? lid
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fait, the-prosecutor was at beer stria, at Shaw, neat Oldham, and tion made it appear that-the deceased was thrown through the commit enact of bankruptcy. Their agent wrote that Maguir e Mohawk, Balcraig, hence at Monte Video • to 33 per 4511i5. Scotch Seed has realized as high as 4s 4d to 4s jid per
sihilit there. the prisoner came in and created a disturbance, window, while Mrs.- Mellor, who 'was called ' for the defence, was worth nothin d 11. d•th 1 t •
g, an tar very al e e ter was receive , Sir John Franklin, —, from St. Übes, at Buenos Ayres •
R br and Sarah from Smyrna for Liverpool off - 451b5.-No change is made. as regards the value of Oatmeal, hut the
sale has been-less free than we had occasiog to note in gur last report
- and ihsrPrtiseenfor interfered to put him out. There was some swore Ise fell down stairs and cut his head, and afterwards the whole of theft- d ld -fl t h f 8 •u s ' ' ' ' -
goo s were so o , ot e amount o or Gibraltar • ' - Barley and Beans remain unaltered in value.-Rather higher rate;
• struggling. and- during the struggle tbe prosecutor felt himself rushed thronseh the window.
£9OO, to Cheatham's son-in-law, Silley; and then Silley, by way Voador, (steamer) hence for Rio Janeiro, at the Cove are demanded for boiling Peas.-In the bonded market about 2400
'Wounded, and that his ear, his face, end his throat were cut. Mr. MDRPHr addressed the jury at great length in defence of payment, paid the mone •tth S th L• h- la k Robert Kerr, from Mobile, off Tuskar
yin o e ou ancas tre an . - • • quarters of Wheat have been sold at 4s 2d to 5s 6d per 701hs ; the latter
• -Thiwounds were of such a nature as to make it clear thatit was of the prisoner. Oriental, for Bombay, was spoken yesterday, off the Ormshead, 'celptrid fora erect of Danzig, 1000 to 1200 barrels of Unite •
pri I . p . . d States
This shewed a determination on their ran to protect their t h h d b
-the intention of the party to inflict 'the wounds. It would be His Loisnstire said, if the jury were of opinion' that the pri- putting back, with loss of main yard • sour our aud a little Baltic swee , aye e ange ands at late rates.
friends at. all hazards. 'lbis transaction was proved and con-
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fterahe consideration of the jury Whether' there was a sufficient soner bad only interfered to defend his mother, he could not be . ---
sidered to be a fraud on the other creditors. Mr.Cresswell con- . . .
-degree of malice to bring the case within theindictment with convicted. Ihe jury must, however, distinguish as to whether DUBLIN CORN- EXCHANGE, MARCH '2-3.
. tended that these moneys were paid into the Northern and TELEGRAPH OFFICE, MARCH 26.
- intent to murder, or if not, whether sufficient to make the party he had used more violence than was necessary fel. 'that purpose. Central Bank in order to place theta in a better situation than •There wa. a very short supply of every description of G' '
. ram at
guilty cif an assault. . The jury, after a few moments consultation, returned a ver- the other creditors. Ifethe jury found that such was the case, Wind at Holyhead, S.S.E -Blowing very fresh-Morning. market to dey Wheat and Oats were sold at a furthe
_ , , _ . _ r advance of
Thomas' Broadbent,' the prosecutor, an extremely stupid, and diet of Nof Guilty. The prisoner was discharged. . -Noon, 6d per barrel. Searcely any Haney appeared.
the assignees were entitled to have that money in order to make , Ditto, S.S.E.-Ditto
uneducated looking man, i complete specimen of a Lancashire CHARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER. ' . an equal distribution to the creditors. He should prove that Ditto, S.S. W.-Moderate. -Evening. Wheat, white .... 365 Od ea 36s 6,1 l Oatmeal ........ 10 6-12 6
boor, then deposed, that it was at half past five o'clock on Sun- John Williamson, aged 39, was charged with having, at Man- while a person of the name of Thomas a l• d f d
pp le or money an Off Point Lynes, inward bound, at 930 a.m. Miller's red l3 0 .-35 0- l Second Flour .. 17 6 I
- 9 0
' day merning, the 29th of October last, called Bottomley's, that cheater, feloniously killed John Meehan. No 1853 Catherine 8.8. from Buenos Ayres and Antwerp.
could get nothing but a bill, the bank had•been receiving the ' 'e, ' el . Inferior
SO 1 ..... , oi 0 - 0 0
Oats
the "job heppened." " We-bed hed, ". said the witness, " a This was the case of a watchman at Manchester, who, on the same day, £2.50, the day after, £2BO, a fortnight after, £248, and 760 lontezuma, from Mo ie.
256, Alexander, from Charleston, at 120 p.m. Bere .... • 0 o --,' 0' o
foootin agate. I was asleep, and Joseph Greaves awoke me by Ilth of November last, had octision in the discharge of Isis three days after that Ll6O, whilst they bad told Mr. Thomas 235, Florida, at 3 p.m. (Not quite sure.)
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' drawing his' finger threugh my lips. When I wacken'd he began A
euty, to quell a drunken row, in which the deceased Was a party that they had no 'money whatever. And during the whole of 1873. Jackson, B.Bk. at 430 p.m. . . „
t 6 be wranglesome, and made tubs work, staggereel, and engaged. By some means or other the deceased had -his Iteaa that time tLey had only drawn out £4O from the bank. Several vessels off Point Lynas, outward bound, at 5 45. p.m, NORTHERN HOSPITAL WEEKLY REPORT.
knocked abeawt loike. I bed hed enought, so I.put him eawt cut severely, and of this nein/ hedied. It had been d Mr. John &lee, a clerk of the bankru l•• 'd d .
.presume p s was examine ,an „„,
The vessels that sailed this day were off Geeat Ormshead at 5 30
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For the week endingiMarch 24, 1838.
eV doer.' When he got outside, he begun o' cutting me with a that the wound was inflicted y a blow froni 'the stick of the deposed to many of the facts above stated. • He went over. to re-. --.----
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".knifes - I firet felt it in my mouth, again my teeth. I then felt, watchman. The ptisoner was lOdged in custody. under the Ireland, and got no money for the bankrupts, and on his re- ' LIVERPOOL TIDE 'rABI.E. PATIENTS ADMITTED. .
1 PATIENTS DISC,H4.E.GED.
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it In my'ete, eon tnen in my cheek, and next in my throat; he coroner's warrant, and had continue() in prison. since Novena- turn, found they had sold the stock. On being cross-examined, ' - Cured lB
said he'd cut my heard off. I bed hed a quarrel with him about ber last. he could not state that the bank bad repeatedly dunned Brown Days. Alm. Ron. lit. ! dation
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three months before. He bed a row with me, and ran his When the case had proceeded to some length, Mr. Lawrence and Cheathatn and required them to py up __.— --_ MedicalandSurgicaleases,with - Incueable o
- -heard iiiitii my belly, and then I fended myself, and got t' mas- Pee!, who prosecuted the Prisoner, stated that be found he was Other witne'sses weee called to prove- thai they had dunned • B' m. H. 14. F. 5, 1 recommendation ....... , .... 6 Died
Tuesday' 27 0 a 21 11 ,Venus rises 4h 26m morn. Remaining in the H05pita1....,,„,,, „,,`;76
ter`of hitaaand then he tuk a warrant agaiu me. On the 7th not able to 't
The prisouer was defended by Mr. the bankrupts for accounts and had not succeeded.
prove 1 . Wednesday 2B 028 048 21 3 iMars rises 5h 46m morn. ---
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' tif 'October, he cattle 'before my window, and pulling out a Brandt. The examination of Mr. Council, the manager of the bank, Thursday .29181 30 20 0 ;Jupiter sets.oll lain morn. House Visitors, T. rP. Carter, Esq. and R. Bs AndersoneEsca
kaife, said, bore's a thing `ll do thy job, and next week it'll The jury signified that they were about to state their Opinion, the preseut defendant, made before the Bankrupt Com- Friday .... . 3o' 149210 17 9 ;Length of dey 12h 46m. Chaplain, Rev. H. S. Josephae-Treasurer, Charles Warner, 4esq.
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''briog a pistoL that there was not a tittle of evidence against the prisoner, and missioner. was put in and read, from which it appeared that the Saturday- 3l 230 20215 ' 3 Length of night Ilh 10m in. House Surgeon-Mr. Benjamin BloWer.
-'' ' Mr. BRANDT.-Was this on the Ist of October ? Witness. they thought he ought never to have been imprisoned. A yer- several sums mentioned above, and °there b d t • Sunday
~ a, a various m . 1•3 17 34512 11 , sth Sunday in Lent. . —,---_ a
onday
h 1 m morn.
: Huhe; I doaut knaw, Poe no scholard. (Laughter.) After I diet of Not Guilty was taken. times, been paid into the bank, from November the 2lst,
Was cut f bled virY mnch. His LoRDSHIe ordered the prisoner to be discharged. aninuntincr to £llll, and that cash only to the- amount of £4O
a Bank and at the Hospital:Leeds-street.
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' ' 'Crolis.ixansined.-,1 'was noan drunk, I was drinking from CHARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER. bad been drawn out on the 2tid of January. Emporto. --
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, isms so clock on Saturday night,. till four o'clock on Sunday Jodioa Oge..on, aged-21. was placed at theisaracharged with This formed the case -for the plaintiffe. _ .
PACKET BOATS.--FALMOUTH S•I'ATION,
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- morning. 'The first thing GreaVei did after he wackened me ,
having ou the 25th of December last, at Prestwich-cum•Old- Mr. WATSON', for the defence said, the question which the . - , - .
GENERAL POST-OFFICE.-March-23, 183 s ; e- e .
was to begin feeghtin% his knoif again Jos. Hilton's knoif'. ham, killed Joint Senile. jury had to try was, whether the whole of the payments made EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD ROPE, 8(c. . _._
'They then pond toan at 'tother abeavrt a bit, au Greaves begau Mr. Cottingha df th • t• d 14' - ti• bk f h 22d f N b 2 'F h
m appeare or e prosecu top, -an .r. into tis an rom t e o ovein er to the dot e ruary, Orient, (473).W Taylor; from Bombay, 173 bales 2hf bales cotton,
Sir C Cock erell and co-279 bales 2 lif bales cotton, Dirom, Rich- DESTINATION. Illailsinade :.. . '
bast Packets .7%rent.Packet
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up in
Sailed. ' 'lie.'
team' ns e filax o' names. Ido know a man of the name of Brandt for the defence. when the bankruptcy took place, should be refunded. That was mond and co-234 do, Dudgeon. Balleney and co-775 do, order-. 101 London.
James Bradley. I wrestled with Hut once. He knew a.man The prisoner and the son of the deceased were companions. a most monstrous and unjust thing. Up to the time of his bales wool, Sir C ,Cockerell-11 do, Dirom, Richmond and co-19
named Bunt; le never struck Bunt'. sin he was b(sru," but On the evening of Christmas day, another son heard a noise iu bankruptcy. the bankrupt by law had a right to dispose of his bales 2 lif bales wont, W Fosberry and co-3690 bundles rattans, Holland .
: had wreittled with him. He had had a battle with John Shel"- the lower part of the house, which caused him to go down goods and money as he thought fit, if he did not commit an act Palmer, lPKillop and co-370 bags pepper, Nichol; Duckworth and Hamburg & Swed Toes-18.4ri. ' Tues. 8: Satur,
herd. He had wreatled " oust" with John Sugar. co-e5O bales Foreign coffee, Skinner and co-4 cases gum anirai, 26 Lisbon ........
stairs. There he found the prisoner with his shoes in his hand, of fraudulent preference. The jury before they could find for s d ' Liverpool, ' Iberia,
' Joseph Hilton deposed; that he was present when the above and he (the prisoner) ex Ih•••• f •tbdhl•'ff hf •• 'filek" 1 •
presse( ts intention o going o e te p ainti s, must e o opinion that t e an rupt at t tat time brls 18 bundles deer horns, 59 cases gum arabic', 10 eases mother Madeira ataT eye ••
ontearl shells, 50 pees ivory., 323 bundles hemp 200 bags pepper Spain 8z Gibralt March 19. - March'2s.
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' transaction trails place. 'Greaves first awoke the prosecutor by then. He was desired to quit tbe house, but he did not coin- contemplated an act of bankruptcy and that these payments Dirorn, Richmond and co-B D ' ' Malta and Greece.. 2nd Satiml.
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drawing his finger through his mouth, and then began pushing ply. The deceased, who had been drinking at a beer-shop not -were made in contemplation of their defrauding the real of their SOUTH AMERICA. Egypt and India .. 4th Saturday ' ' ' March 19.
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him backwards and forwards. and-Broadbent put him out ; when far from them, returned home at this juneeu re. The prisoner creditors. But if the payments were tnade with any specific Laurel. (211) S Martin. from Savanilla, 453 bags cotton, 677 salted Madeira
he saw GreabeS draw his knife, and make three stabs at the immediately attacked hint with great fur k 11.* him down obj
y, noc ing ect, for the purpose- of staving off a bankruptc , th
y, or o er hides, 20 tons dividivi, 230 tons fustic, Jordan and l',lagrath-70 bags Brazil 3: B. Ayres, each month. , March 9. • April 27,
prosecutor, saying he Would cut his head off, and would have and kicking him. , purpose, then the-defendant would he entitled to their verdict. cotton, .1 and G Cam bas's cott n 5 America
pbell and co-338 salted hides, 18
~, 0 , j •• , I.st Wednes. Tyrian., Mar. 11 ll.M.B.Briseis,
March 10.
• tfone it befere, if 'he bad had tools in his poCket. ~ e
, tons rustic 44 planks cedar order-Q D •
it appeared in the cdurse of the evidence, that the deceased --He should show to them that there was a pressure from the hams ' - ' { areal. se ward
Ist day•of -MAL It. Star, g.M.B.Linnet,
Henry
.11ilton kave similar evideece. As soon as the prisoner had been quarrelling before he arrived at home, and had been frotn time•to time on the bankrupts, and If the payments were UNITED ST.4TES. isi' 84 HaYt'• • each m March 3.
Laguira . ()nth. April 27.
had- done' this, be ran up some steps. and seized a large stone, before abused by some one. It could not be determined by the made under the pressure, he should be entitled to, their verdict. Joserha, (417) P M'lntyre, from Charleston, 917 hales cotton, Mexico and Ha-i 15th • day of 11.M.8. Alert, . H.M.B. Hope,
' and threatened to kill any one who followed him, when Ahra- evidence, from whom lie had received the in• ie •h ••d I M 1836 the•bank wrote to the bankru 'h•
jury w it. Lease ni ay pts, wising a gra. B
Roske 1, lioskell, Ogden and co-34 do. I) Grainger-52 do, Cropper, Yana
enson and co-196 do, etrder-1 brl meal, W Fordo and co-W D each month. March 17.
• Mareh 23.
ham Farrow got near him, and jerked the stone out of his hand, his death. The jury returned a verdict of nu tu• -It ,
.) eut e. dual liquidation of their debt. On the 21st of November, the Aberfoil, (281) Wll Causear. from Demerara, eO9 hiels 25 tees I ard
{Jaimsai. L'w . *,
15th day of ll.M.B,Lapysing B: -leeldrake,
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L.& Hayti. April 1I
- and he-Was eventually secured.
each.montle March 17 - . ,
- The leaetted Junea •said the prisoner had had a very narrow bank wrote requiring an immediate settlement within a week, brlsegar. 11l puns 70 hints 8' brls rum, 1:)9 casks 17 hhds,molasses, T Carthagena
, ' Mr. Oeorge Whittaker, surgeon, deposed, that about seven escape. Haul he beete convicted, he would assuredly have been by cash or bills, of- the debt dee from the bankrupts- to the and H MurraY-6 cases plants, order-W D •
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o clock of the Morning in question, the prosecutor came to him transported foe life, es he, and another judges' were determined, bank_ ; and another letter on the 28th of November e uf in
,rq r g Lady Paget, (500) J Galt, from Charleston, '22 bales cotton, Wildee, •. • '
" tnget his Wounds dressed. All of them were superficial, and b 'th • t • - ' th bl'l th bet fh I, Ic• • f.l
et every means in , eir power, o put a stop to . e 111.4 e ance o-te an ing account in aew t ays. Ph•kersgill and co-85 do, Bolton, Ogden and co-323 do, J Wilford PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE- AT LLOYD'S.
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and co-29 do Morrison Jee and co-263 hales 202 hags cotton, ordth•
. :not dangerous. ' The one on his cheek extended to his ear, practice of kicking, individuals while on the ground. Witnesses were called to prove the above pressure of the ._203 bales colton, .J Calder-2K do, Molyneux,-Witherby and co- LONDON 8z LIVERPOOL, -outward. Home.
. which Was 'cut through ; the one on the throat was Only through • MANSLAUGHTER. ' bank. 2 cases guns, .1 Scholefield and co-B D (Sailing before 12th Jan.) --- ---'----• the skin', but had it. been a little deeper it woeld hrze divided Peter Itekersley„_Ned 'Awes chaiged with having no the 11th Mr. CRESSWELL replied. He contended that any payments Ariosto. (3611 W G Blaekler, from Charleston, 1252 bales cotton, to ,
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.... after Ist Aug.
the carrotid, And sub clavian arteries, and perhaps the jugular of 'February, at Wiewick, slain Peter GleaYe. by a bankrupt two months before his bankruptcy, must not be Baring Brothers and cos•P D Jamaica ' 25i Ode Os 50s ()cif@ 60: Od
vein Dr. Brown condticted the prosecution, -tied Mr. Murphy ap- of the-character of a fraudulent preference, but bona fide nave Levant, (413) T Bartlett, jun. from New Orleans, 54 bales cotton, Leeward Isl. Demerara &Berbice 20 0
_...- 0- 0 20 0- 25 0
' This was the case for the prosecution. . peered on the defence: • merits in the course of his trade. • e Baring Brothers and co-596 do, W and J Brown and co-136 do. Honduras . ....... ,30 0 35 0 140 0 -150 o
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Wolfe Bishop and co-320 do Waddington Holt and co-71 do J and New Yor
. . k, Boston O-, 0- 30 0 20 0 - 0 0
Mr. GRUEN, for the defence,' contended that there was no It appeared from the evidence, that the prisciner and Gleave His Loiinstsie, in summing up said, if a creditor was more ' '
D Stuart and co-W D Charleston, Savannah - ,0 0
malice, but that it *as the act of an irritated drunken man. were drinking together at a puhlic house. at Winwick, on the pressing on a debtor than the general body of creditors, and by -Howard, i 387) E Merrill, from Savannah, 497 bales cotton, Wad- New Orleans - 30 0
'His Loansisit minutely pointed out the law of the ease to night of the. Ilth of Feb.last. ' When they had got out into that means obtained payment by gonds or money of his debts dington, Holt and co-342 do, Molyneux, Witherby and co-105 do', Ilavana ~ . ' 12thlan. '4O 0-60 0 140 0 -150 0
-the jury. He should recommend them to find that he had no the lane, the challeneed each other to fight. They stripped, he was allowed by law to retain his advantages over the general Rathbone Brothers and co-108 do, Baring Brothers and co-90 do, J Canada - 0 0 0 0 --- 0 0
intent to commit murder. and fought three or'four -rounds in the lane, after which they body of the creditors, if at the time of payment, an act of hank- Holford and co-77 do, Bolton, Co do J Green-17 do • •
gden and co-21 , , British North Amerlea •••••••• 00- 0 0 0- 0 0 0
30 0 -.40 0 en -
Hagan, Magee and co-96 do, order-about 45 do, thrown overboard Newfoundland ,. . -0- 40 0
' The Jury, after a short consultation, fonnd the prisoner adjourned to a field, and fought 15 or 16 rounds more. The ruptcy had not been committed. But the law would not allow -W D Brazils - 30 0 20 0- 60 0
-guilty of the minor offence, an aseault only. witnesses described it as a fair stand up fight: They took off a ban-krupt anticipating bankruptcy voluntarily to take a sum ' England, (731)B L Waite, from New York, 18 bales cotton, MI • •
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. ot - River Plate
His LORDSHIP, then.addressing the prisoner, said, the merci- their shoes during the latter part of the combat. •At length, the of MODUY or goods and hand them-over to a particulat party to neux, Wttlierby and co-258 do, .1 Holford and co-41 t do, order.- East Indies - 4) 0-50040 0 - 50 0
ftil consideration of the jury had acq_uitted him of all the serious prisoner struck the deceased- a blow, ivhich kneCked bins down, save them from loss. The jury would judge from, the facts of 74 do, Dixon,,Waln and co-50 do, J Maury and Son-29 do, Wad- Company's Ships •.. .... 45 0-530450 - 50 ' 0
. Charges in the indictment, and had found him guilty only of the and he lay on the ground insensible. He 'never recovered his -the case.though Mr.Sillev, the son-in-law, had been fraudulently dington, Holt and co-2•2 do, It Harrison-19 do, Leech & co-11 do, Batavia -5o a 45 ,0 -60 0
aisault. It Was extremely fortunate for him that that-was the consciousness. The fight took place on Monda -ht d h favoured. do not let theM su that the bank had not b •
y nig ,an e ppose een. WJacot-I3 do, R Angill-I case contents unknown, Waddington, New South Wales . . 4O 0-50 0 40*0 -60 0
. cam, for if he had been found guilty of any of the other offences died on Tuesday morning. pressing for payment, and got their money fairly. If it had and e
Holt and co-1 box do T and J D Thornely-97 chests tea Graham Cpe of Good Hope
216 chests 99' hf chests do K Dowie and co-30 'c• ks to "-•
g Africa 3O 0- 40 0 30 0- 40 0
. 25 0-- 30 0 30 0 -120 0
-charged against him, he should have transported hlm for his The jury found the prisoner guilty, but recommended him to been made out, which it had not, that the sureties to the bank bacco, order-413 brls tor ' F' 'h
h d 1 0 flas
pentine, itz 4.74 an co- u tees axseed, Gibraltar - 25 0 15 0- 20 0
life, or at least for 15 vears • because he thought that his con- mercy, were the relations of the bankrupt, it would not have been a.l M'Bride and co-189 brls iron ore, Cropper and co-P D Lima, Valparaiso, &c. ' ,45 0-70040 0 - 50 0
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duct iii the ' trineaction had been most brutal and violent ; Hii Lonnstr le sentenced the prisoner to one month's impri- fraudulent preference in favour of the bank. which they had to SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. Malta, Sicily, Sze.
and
,beiiin`se -he could not shut his eyes to the fact, that in soament, with hard labour. get back of tbe relations. Ae it was, there appeared no motive' Henry Hoyle, (207) J Fergusen, from Oporto, 6 pipes wine, H Roose Snyrna and Constantinople - 25 0
ei
thii county and in oth'er counties in the North of England, The court adjourned at tWenty minutes to six o'clock. why they should favour the bank. If they were of opinion that -4 hhds do, J Simpson-1 do, J Wlnstanley-4 pipes do, G and J lIPa daj!iar a - 21 0
the tis* or-flie knife *ea beCome shamefully prevalent. In the payments were made voluntarily in favour of the bank, and Hill- i W Newton-• 2 hhds do Bevan and S i h-5 i) s d
2(.0. , m t pie o, 8
Western Isles, Cape de Verds l5 0- 20 0 13 0- 20 0
20 0- 30 0 20 0- 25 0
- ftrnner' tinini,. Whin Engliihmen quarrelled, they were accas- NISI NHL'S COURT.-MoNnay. in contemplation of bankruptcy the plaintiff would be rtl d Salisbury-5 do, Alanson and Branureth-1 pipe 4qr casks do, G t *sbon „
15 0- 20 0 15 0- 20 0
touted to appeal to their native strength to settle their differ- (Beliire Sir J. F. Coleridge.) to a verdict; hut if they were of opinion that the payments were
, en ' e Looney-•2 pipes do, T Brancker, jun-1 hhd do, W Higson-2 pipes '1 .
Carliz 20 0- 25 0 15 0- 25 0
~,, . , .
I • 1- d fl R -11 blids 26 k Wld dGI 1
qr (sae . o. oose qr eas s do, i an i tson- v
• ,tonces. But the.people had taken up a practice, borrowed from . kietonz v. REYNOLDS. made from the pressure of the hank, then the defendant was zr cask do, W Ellerton-2 pipes 10 lilids 12 qr casks do, J Knowles. "` ranee - 15 0
Othei latidi,'M urie their keives in a cowhidly and malicious This-was an action brnught to I ecover the sum of VOO, on entitled to their verdict. Holland
eon anti 'co-2 Itlids do, E Rae-33 cases do, E L Manders-1 pipe 4 .. , 10 6-15 0 10 6-15 0
riambitrg, Blemere 86c. - 25 0 15 0- 20 0
, .ineri, rest see,erely woukl he ppnitill every, one that came two acceptances given by the defendant of £l5O each, for the The jury, after a consultation nf a quarter of an hour, found hints 1/0 cases do, J Bibby and co-t 1 pipes 10 hhds 20 qr. casks do,
Gottenhurg, Stockholm - 70 0 40 0- 50 0
, ettilbuts under such cirenmstanres, in order tci put down so value of some oil cloth. It was contended fur the defence, that for the plaintiff, dainages k 776 lUs. 4d. P W Sn.ith-37 pipes 2 Ishds 11 (Ir-casks dr, order-6 trusses plums„
e 5ea.......- •e 1 • • • I etersburgeltiga. Ste - 0 0 45 0 - 8(1. 0 .
P W Smith-11 casks argot. S C de Paria-1 earkage plums, 1 bag
.-rissews etaa offente. .ge thought no judge did his duty-unless the oil cloths were deficient iu both qualitv and quantity. The The court adjourned at a quacer past seven o'cleck. Oporto... ,
.15 0-, 80 0 15 0 - 0 0
emelt, 3 boxes oranges, order-4 bags corks, J Bibby and so-P D .. •
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