The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-04-25 00:00:00

,“.: Jury AN •ithout hesitation found a verdict to the elect,
at William Dailey had been poisoned by arsenic adniinis-
ered by Sarah Dailey, his wife. Inspector Blundell, of the
Bedfordshire Rural Police, apprehended the woman at
Broken-wharf, Thames-street, at the residence of her brother,
a woman. After the adjourned inquest, she was conveyed
to Bedford Gaol upon the coroner's warrant of commitment.
al this time she had treated the matter with great nonclia-
-, and was actually `a'racskoecdkhinayenheuHreaht,i'e'yt,owahno7iniorwiaemwerd,
C 011eg e,- Chaplaini u ut
lon at
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Niaraurtecdk'altivtinheg taleeatthbatsh.natelegot abroad about Wil-
,oaracter, it appears that M.
' • committal, further rumours have been circulated touching
'1: Lord Bishop of Gibraltar, to the Archdeaconry of Malta and a; liam Dazley's suspicious d . i. the unhappy woman's
3nip.Ares'enft
er husband, and also of a child she had
elf
to the regiment of artillery I
die whole of whom he was readily The Rev. William J. Earley Bennett, ILA. formerly formerly
~A• the death of her form .
of the people were so strongly en- .= Student of Christ Church, Minister of Portman chapel, St- ' bY him, both of whom expired. in a very mysterious manner
Maryiebone, has been presented, by the, Bishop of London, 'in the year 1840. Rigid inquiries were made by the autho-
Crescent, Knightsbridge.
,' to the Incumbency of the new Church of St. Paul, Wilton rities, and the result was that the coroner of Bedfordshire,
few days he found himself at the lea t
what had previously taken place,ithadt't..
`', R. Eagles, Esq., summoned a jury on Thursday week, at
with which he was preparing to f
en,
In the meantime, with the view of ' Rev. George Yarnold Osborn, formerly of. Sidney Sussex '': six o'clock,
I -ns that he was not actuated - at the village of Wrestlingworth. The jury hay.
4 College, Cambridge, to the Curacy of Celesbill, Warwieksbire• • ing been sworn, the authorities, in conjunction with several
-I:Workhouse.
proposed to M. Beau- Rev. Henry Tull, to be Chaplain to the Sudbury Union surgeons and an eminent physician, proceeded to the village
who has been very • of Tadlow in Cambridgeshire, about two miles and a half
last ten or twelve years as the pro- SATURDAY, APRIL 22 W'
_ded for theßev. Thomas Bleaymire, formerly of Trinity College, Cam- from Wrestlingworth. This first husband of the accused
bridge, to be Incumbent Curate of the new Church of St. (by name Simeon Mead) was a native of Tadlow, and was ARRIVED.-Edinbur .-
ind ly N.W. fresh breeze.
gh. Lawson • Britannia, •
....cessor of Boyer i .
M.
_ John's, Carrington, Notts. buried there, although he resided at Wrestlingorth up to the Bissett ; Clyde, Theobald, and Kentucky, M•Bean ; Fandora.
M. Beaugillard -provisionally
'n the Presidency, to declare the
Rodgers, from New Or- •
vacant, and to procIaimLIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, APRIL 21.
could be taken to assemble
Rev. W. Barker, of Harrowgate, to the Perpetual Curacy place by; Rob
resident until an opportunity Rev. J. Medley, M.A., to a Prebend in Lincoln Cathedral. time of his death. The child was also buried at the same . leans-Acadia, M'Kenzie
craves havin been ointed out by Hector S encer • C ' Roy, Arnold; Saracen
. n 1) , ordelia, French ; Carroll of Carrolton . _Hiles ; Sugar.-There has been an improved demand, and 300 hhs. B. P
le Senate and complete . of Staidburne, Yorkshire ; patron,' the Rev. Tripp, -the sexton, order was given by the coroner for the disin- sailed 23rd ultimo, and Vandalia, Weston, from , Bird, ' have been sold at very full prices. 3500 bags Bengal have alsc
bes. It appears that at the
his election by the forms which the
J. Tripp, ec- e-Blake, been disposed of, at an advance
of fully Is 6cl per
laytian Constitution preseri
ago, M B •11 d tor of Kirkby, Overblow. terment of the bodies. Amore extraordinary scene was never • , , .
Fraser, from Charleston- • Windsor, Pepper, from Ceara-Hibbert, ' cwt. No sale
question, now some three weeks M. eaugi ar of Mauritius.. Nothing done in Foreign. The only sale to upon
,eriod in
of this offer of M. Duweille, but I . Rev. Beilby Porteus Hodgson, of Trinity Colle e, witnessed. The early hour of the morning-the awful still- • Wilson,rce, nt:oormilloonte Video-Victoria, from Laguna-Grace Darli ' ' nic. in Molasses is
_a parcel of 800 puns. Antigua, of last year's im-
leclined to avail himself
dCambridge, Rector of Hillingdon, M.A.Miidlesex to the office ness that neigned, broken only by the blows of the mattock Hughes, it Grande--Veracity, Gething, for Smyrna U '
od that t h d'd not 1 k 'th
1 un ersto a e i n look with from Havre-Vkilliam Rushton 1, • - awn, • portation, at 2,s per cwt. Coffee.-Nothing done in Plantation
relieve it was perfect y . orster ; •Speedy..______, '
resistance which was offered to the. Clerk in Orders of St. George's, Han ' by d - hcountry for miles covered with snow—the and Lord Nelson, from -
over-square, vacantandspa e t e Lisbon-and Daphne, The descri • Of Foreign,
phons. 320 bags and brls. of Laugayra 46 tees
lisfavour on the armed .
the rest nation mpson, from St St. Jago de Cuba, and 165 a bags Costa Rica have been iaken .
'of the President, although •he did not • on of the Rev. Dr. Gardner ; patron, the Dean singular group collected under the walls of the church, Michael's-
big side. The gra g p
bl
t roceedings of Carlisle.
ricilen- P time wasyet for his placing himself at
comequietly and mysteriously discussing the various points of SAitsu.-Mary •Marsden, Williams, for Africa-Duke" the Trade, within the range of the quotations. 1000 bags Ginge;
hink that the
.tester, solby, for Demerara-Ritson, f li of Glou- , sold, at 125 6d for Bengal, 13s to 15s 6d per cwt. for Malabar, and
he head of the revolutionary movement. In all probability, - Rev. John Leach, M. A. formerly of Pembroke Colle s • • th th d been developed-and the little knot of
ge., uspicion a a Caledonia, Pines, for St. John N•
B•
-Coro Johnston,
or arbadoes- 'OO b n ags black Pepper at 30 aid per lb No transacti •
Cambridge,
to the
embarkation of Boyer with his leading ad-. . Perpetual Curacy of All Saint's, Bolton- villagers that stood near the
graves, partly quaking with , • • net, Bute, for Quebec- ons in Cocoa
liots ur Ditchb f P
.. urn. or P' t R' 1200 t *
cor men o. Ice.- ces. found buyers, at 15s Id to Ids 6d pen
iowever, theNewfoundland-Lanercost. Mann, for
••rents will have proved the signal - ' le-Moors Lancashire, vacant by the resi C fth Rev. old d tl shivering with horror at the dadful deeds Val gna ion o e c ,an par yparalso-Ann, Blair, for Montreal-T P. wt. There continues a good demand for the finer desc • • •
J. S. Birley ; patron, T. Tipping; Esq. that had been committed -formed, indeed, are pihture not Philadelphia-Rienzi, Smith,' and P * Cope, Miercken, fornptions of
B. P. Rum, of which the salesfi
-cr himself.chic, y consist,. viz., 70 puns
- • Rev. Samuel Moon, B:A., of Catharine Hall, Cambridge, easily to be forgotten. When the coffins were found, and Orleans-Margaret, Russell, forp owhattan, Prindle for New Demerara, 30 to 36 per cent. 0. I'
ernau-Hama, Smardon,., at -s 10d to 3s Id, and 50 puns
. •to the Curacy of Ainsworth, Lancashire. ,he mould cleared off, they were identified by, a carpenter • Gibraltar-Ariel. Mounsey, and Thetis, Zeilsch 'ter II for . Jamaica, 32s per cent. 0. P., at 3s per gallon.
annburg-
Rev. George Alexander' Magrath Lille, 8.A., of Christ's who made them ; the man's coffin had the inscription of Harmonie, Zoltkerk, and Elizabeth, Brouwer, for Na
rya-Hawk-
metallic letters still entire. They were placed in shells, and ' hill, for Naples-and amine Geertrude, Kranenburg, for Dordt.
mnveyed in a cart beyond the boundaries of Cambridges'hire, Berbice, from London
co a farm, where they were placed in a threshing barn, and . Murray, henceatJani,aitictallerbice
•
•i he jury assembled to view the bodies. The child's coffin Barnard Castle, hence at Swinemunde
was first unscrewed. This had been buried in November ; , Wm. Pitt, Bruce, sailed from Venice for this port 18th
ultimo
, Ind although made of deal was in good preservation. The . Tamerlane, Theobald ; Othello, Albree ; and Enterprise, Wat-
oody was entirely decomposed, except a small portion, which kins, hence at Savannah
- was converted into adipocere. The large coffin was much - tooßediendeleri Kemp, hence off Mims, but put to sea again, being
' more decayed; the flesh and muscles of the unfortunate man Mary ' lElizabeth, . •
were entirely decomposed, and a quantity of dark fluid filled making water, from Newport for this port, at Holyhead,
having struck on the Skerries.
up a considerable part of the coffin. The frame was entire,-
'
~ _
but there was not a vestige of skin, except at the lower region -----
- of the stomach, where it had become tough. A great num-

same tirgelhpre is some reason to apprehend, a
—4ulaOpi) who speak the. Spanish lan
;atereourse with their fellow-citi

aose portions of the r
had but 1

the other end of the island,whom manners and habit

i3odel, that sorne attempt may noa

s College, Cambridge, to be Chaplain to H. M.'s ship Alfred.
✓ Rev. W. Lucas Heaviside, M.A., late Fellow and Tutoi
of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, Professor of Nlathe•
e matics at the East India College, Haileybury, to be Mathe•
e matical Examiner in the University of London, in the rootr
of the Rev. R. Murphy, deceased.
Rev. Bartley Lee, Lecturer of All Saints and St. Mary
Huntingdon, and Domestic Chaplain to the Earl of Errol
n to the Rectory of Warboys, Hunts.
h Rev. Anthony Garstin, to the Rectory of Manfieldstown
in the diocese of Armagh, vacant by the death of the Rev
Dr. Vesey.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, APRIL 21.
A fair average demand for Cotton to-day, and about 4,000
have been sold at steady and full market prices for Arnericar
descriptions. Sales of the week are 34,030 bales, of whicl:
speculators take 5,000, and exporters 2,800, leavine• 26,230
bales for consumers, being more than they have taken for
some time. Egyptians are id. dearer this week ; all other
kinds without change.

t there is

Prices paid, ImroitTs
in the week. ThisWk.,thisyea

180 , Sea Island 9 41) 161 )
70 Stained
6480 ! Bowed Georgia
5610 f Mobile
i• '
1 Alabama and Tennessee 3i 4 1 34449 1
isa;o . New Orleans
880 Pernambuco & Paraiba s# lit
)
--% 1 Aricati and Ceara
220 1 Bah
1
Bahia and Maceio
170 { Maranharn
1 "• • 1 75
Sawginned
Minas
1 " .*
1
Para
... Demerara. Surinam, &c,
....
990 Egyptian
2042 119;
.... Barbadoes
....
.... Peruvian
1 1 15
.... Bahama
I I
650 Laguayra
.... Common West India, &c ). sgo } 447
.... Carthageua
.... Smyrna
.... Manila
2560 Surat
250 Madras ...
100 Bengal