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THE TIMES, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1860. vjJUirat net Mmk aToatsrorthy. Kw. I Mat, How ar too, 8tpWr R. plUd, TTU tU r.f euTe to aJSVaVsjied, 1 that by tU ailform yea w.

(nl is mr Sir5Wk" 4l4UfWr uU. Ud Tea. I tare VlLnSiA IW Jyi kwilar felloe y. I mi not hn whka wordU used. ELm.

prem ed rev lawd wwald JM WtlM ewapaper aOu. aad mw e7 tUeear, Wnr kta" 5 1 i tre end other om Mr.TLrUMM. CikBaMlwwU tUtetnM aad lemvereatiMvriutU staff sew. 237: faith, 4 jm is. yttT.

tyyy.tt I viA oM eommewoai yv i3i duty nader elrMteee aad I thlek "jUTwi wefl BioMt efforts to eerr Um prt ..1 h. mL of eontsassfaatte UteicB ibrir friend ade, Uald tsuwed Uto a mnm tUir frWod. nuhlvw inl 'wuitimMtt aasrtag aausaaderatandiug IWie tkkn hitherto Um tBoretUa mm frWad. "TTt Ub Ue of eMteatioa. TUrefore, I ta" Xfilu fawrlf wtd firM tUdntyee.

that I shriek from my $, bat I 'rf1 aoiB Un" ta lBarrj'e" Ut ether doMmMSs Ud Um feuad JU tveX.d,ad drd tUt tU Mrml4M m. n. mm bow vrw MikMitMlMt(Wkli U4 Ua pctwdttUU WuMnt Si i "TU aBtni Um IfnJilMbrtvvMTMUtdBMb AtUU.rtMblBrtBOt ji wlf Tith il r4tr from bm. nor mart cm ZL. uunml witb nm onW J.

TU tUr S7uiwrft.f Wtnr vtatT us r4 "nli' i TUt wm it rri4iM rer uil fMTcua Ut, (Mttorof form, I tMak yooSo rMTuTT. vTa. ica natu rtiftu nrJvt. dim A tU. a somUr of oeitn, ifJ Mr Sim Ur NSV Vo UrMdj al tJ tU avritiw Um onlcn.

WUl HtW Micfff Ux Itiiak mb mM t.Wmrh n' toa fr rat on mj CTanin; Un ntn UibI IVr Ui a lUrri witb StipUniJ mm tut no tUt vmiu? Ye. toot WortUm. fUmiu vm tU 8th of Sntnabcr. rr otUr rT" UnJ Utc biter rcfcTTfd to )mSrpUM HUdl ordrr for pita. DtJyou Ait rJr tiMc Vm.

wfctt form of vonla tU bniw rod. Do Ton koov of roar ot WvkJr UtUr ho obUisrd dt liirt on tUt bW' 1 4a obUiixJ tU rikoa tb following dT, nuT fiflT. nt Urna of Xktmt pik TUr UVm to CkmrocL Br whom lit lwcr. fbnua ScU6U wt it tworn od oxuaiMdbrltr. ftrr, Do rou kaow a tnaa Dantcd John O'iUboaj f.

WUrr am Uliro? I kDowwUrohio oSeoii. rvn it At S. Dator iUTcL Nw York. nT too 9M him lonf AUvt two rran tU Um Orotro i(thrraua ltroUirtiooa. Ii roa en turn iaUut Aat Va.

la who UoJwritint tUt doramoat pro il? It ia Joha XK4 Too mo him writ tUt Wtrr! I Look at tU iieatvr to that loea 1 (Ulinj witao a papw). It ia ia Joha O'iUhooT ttjwnliB(. Ixk at tU two nfaatam there, on about lit aretn. anl tU other Bear the ead of that paper. They ntiouiaba ItlMauoora) boUrnn.

Loo at taa fa4lr uocaneaL That ie ia bit handwriting: RMaiarrerbJc4'CopTof Crenlar to the Centre of B. Ia wboee kandwritiar ia that! That ia in (TMtmr't handaritinr. Mr. (TLotUra. I appear here for Mr.

Lab and other frmoen ilo are not pre ot, and I with to pat a few qnee tMnatathewitaeM. I do not appear on behalf of an of ti maaoen new pr est. jtr. Barr. TUt ia imajnltr.

Ut I am not to under mAinr aoT ohiection to hta doinr ao. Mr. Straa TU doeomenU war ia eridcDOt ia another ii the cue of Horrer. V.r.01Mi (fcUrearinc, the witneat). Ton aayronr taae iScho6ekl! Tea.

Did yoa eror fo by ane other lame So, fit. What eoaatryman are Too tTell, I aa a cmsra of the Vaitea State. ber wero Ton born Im CcrauT. Whit town Kemnen. How lonr wer a ia Anwnea! Ab it two rear.

Did roa Hre in tt pre from the time of roar birth till yoa went to Ama nca! X. Are roa ia any trade or prof eatmo! I am. WUt a ft A printer. Where did roa irt from tU time of a leaner. Kemprn to the period of roar going to Ismvn? Ia EnUnd.

In tU yearlKS. Did yoa lire ia Eafhiad from 1S53 tm yoa went to America! fnttr.aear 1 wa ia the United Kingdom. What part at Eefad, or the Lsitad Klnrlom, on yoa lire in BnnarH Udoo. I had different addreaae. When i came to Cesland.

did roa fint go to Laodoa Ka VV fint did roa to 'wd'i In 1S3X Where did I fint pt to lire in London I do sot reooQect tU nanv kir of tU hwe, Ut it was in Manoeell atnet. IIow loo; efthttlOer 13 year did you lire in London Something tost US tU time. Where did yoa kit lire before cpiuc kliwxt! At.Vo. 2. DaVe etreet, BlnonuUry.

How UxelyoaliT there! Aboat 15 or 18 month. Wa fiat Tear prirate addreae It wat Did you work with ut cna Tea. Gira the nam of the firm for the 13 ietM Ttriou to tpct leariat; London, with wUt firm to work At Cox and WymaaV. Otwt Qnecntreet. FUv looj did yoa work with any other firm Tea fate.

Were yoa a eorapotitor, a working printer, or hit! A eompoiitor. Toanv yoa went to Uie United fat 4 New York! To Xew York. Where did yoa In in New York! I liTed in Xorfotk atreet. When did roa to Xew York I went there, I think, in October. 186S.

rbcre did yea reside in Xew York! At 24. Eut Brood 4tteet, aa4 IS, Xorfolk atreet. Were yoa accompanied New York by aavbodT! Xo, Sir. Did any one aeoom auTyoabmae! Xo, Sir. When did you rrir in thi ao On tie Sth or l(Hi of thii month: Yon iwear no at aawmpasied too Xo.

there did not. Did you pay wawnpiekacet Idid.S4r. Hare you any relatiTe in briaad! Xa, Sir. Where are you rtayioj now! I hare aetredreudesoj. Where Ure yoa been otaying rinoe roa nunt to Ireland! lam only here about two 'day.

You rated ym arrired on the 9th! Yea, but I wa at Qneena tew. When wer yooauyiejUiere! I waa (taring at belcpertalatCork. Where Ure you Urn (taring tinea ametolubua: aapetwnMMij, OTXaaorae, oaaa, VXaUoy, aad O'Connor, and otUr. In tU drawtag ronai or Jttinrroora of aata nooaa ax JvtwbrMgMTta Baadymomat, on to eoaaioa of tU aid arreota, I foandia tU lower part of a oourta. waau i now prMaea, 8epU Wd you thai aMet? tdU not Did yoafiadltop nT Iaawitopan.

WU opeood it Aeti la poctorCUflbrd. Did yoa Uk an doVament oat of HT No. WUt did yoa find la It TUra a onattity of Uok taiafi a aich I txajaiaod, aad ther wa a para wiva aorne aueer ta IV Uid yoa aay other aaooey it X. WU I raapoeaihU for thfaimlaatioi or aaarth aad ia any bona tr. Stroog.

that a qneatioa to ar palUng to tU witnext Rtet. I am aakiae roanalf. Mr. Rtroore. Yoa had Utaar Aral aoaaUi tU eroat txamtaattoa ot Um vitaea.

TM prttooer then wuotadad with hi era ttaminatioa Dawaom. Did yoa take aar dooatneot or mooey out of thateabiaei! took aothine. oolr tU Si Uadea bolleta. To yoor knowledg did aay on of to oareher taU any outer mooey oat ot my bona an yoane lemat uai waa uer wa praatut aartnf ta um uai i wa making tU aaareh. I don't know wbont yoa mean by tU young female.

Do yoa tooaa my abtor kw I Ulier yoar iter4n4aw. Ar tU polio atfflU Maao (ioa of thehooa! IbalkraaoL Ar yoa (or of it Weft, I am certain of it. TUr ar ao polio ia poaaeaaion of tU boo new nor wer ther aar after com pieted oar aaareh, Aad whateror property of miaa waa ther wa left ther I We took a property Ut thoa doeu menu. I am not going to pat any other ouostioa to tU witoeaa: Ut there waa ma of 400L or BOOL Mr. Stronr.

I canaot go iato tUt preaent aaledthU witaa can gir aay information about it. If no, yoa can ei vm examine him about It. Stepbena (to witoeaa). Did you hear who, or If anybody got any ot uk money in my douz ua no acynooy take anr moner. Mr.

Stronge. You are uked did yoa bear If anybody got any of tU money TXo not to my knowledge. What do tou mean br to tout Wa there not aom money produced' her ia eourt tUt waa taken from th boaa I Yea, Ut tUt la Ut only money taken. Mr. Saprriatendent Ryan.

I can certify tUt tUt wa tU only money taken from to boo, aad tU offloer did not know of it till earn into tUyard. StepUne, Hew long did th polios remain la my boom after mr arrett Witoeaa. We remained till about Ulf paat 8, that aboat tbree dnarter of aa hour after. Brophy. when did you bm enter the Parole ofioa firatl I aaw you repeatedly la 1W4 and 18C I took no memorandum at to tU data.

Can you aay how often WeQ, I need to aee you oeeaaiooallT one or twio a week. When did roa em enter it lattt I did not aee yoa for a eonaiderable Um prerioa totb aeltur of tU paper. How long do you think a oooaideraU Um Wall, I ihoold aay aom month. Anyoa awar that I did Uilding work far tUt oSe Xa Did you erer peopU going Into tUt office not Implicated in tU Feniaa oooararaey Mr. Strong.

win yoa aay "not implicated." do you mean notcharged! Brophy. Yea. Witoeaa. Well, I often aaw woman go Into It for paper, and men, too, generallr on Saturday. Yoa know eoraethlng about theae men! Wall, fdofawt.

How often did you aa me with William Franci Boantre? Onlyoooa. Daffr. Do yea know, of your own knowledge, of nay person tiring in Um Iritk Ptoplt offio I do not. Mr. Strong.

It I now retting late, and, aa I think It I BotproUbUwe ehall fintah th bueineaato adjoara thi" ioretugauoa until 11 o'clock to morrow morniag. Th priauoet wer then lemored la tU poUoa raa to Richmond Bridewell, guarded a In tU morning. It is (tated that Jin. Stephen, who was weQ known to the police aa Stephens himself, went freely to and fro, and it was observations on ber more ments that led to the arrest of her hatband and his confederate. On Friday last, it seems, Sirs.

Stephens came into, town and went shopping. She was traded from place to place by female detectives, and followed to her home in Sandy mount. On tho following morning the detectives had possession of the place in the manner described by the reports, and if they wanted any due to its discovery Airs. Stephens had, by her incautioos ness, supplied it. The more prominent leaders of the Fenian conspiracy in Ireland are now in the hands of the Government.

Piles literally piles of document, revealing all the secrets of the organization were found in Stephens's residence. These comprise not only communications from America, but from every part of Ireland, and Fenianism is now an open volume, at least to the administrators of the law. At the Holy wood Petty Sessions on Monday James Magnire, a resident of Belfast, was charged before the presiding magistrates with being a member of the Fenian Sopety, and with having attempted to administer an illegal oath to Cornelia jrMahon, a sub constable. The accused was visiting in Holywood on the evening of the 6th when he followed the constable and invited him to drink an invitation which the constable affected to accept. When going, as he thought, to obtain the drink, bat in reality when 'on the way to the police barrack, the prisoner made use of many seditions expressions, and desired the constable to take an oath of allegiance to the Irish Republic" He was subsequently committed on remand to Newtownards Bridewell, on the charge which was heard The Court directed the informations to LAUTMPORT.

COCBT OF CHANCERY, LMCoLrt tr, Not. 15, (Biftrt tW Lokb CaUICUAOa.) tK mjnturrcT. tx ratm kdwabml i ratrxxftca. Thi wa aa apoaal from a dadalon af tU Oommlatinaer of tU Diatriet CWort BaakrspUy, aawalliag aa adindieatioa la baakrmptoy. It appaarod that Mr.

Irr therah Uaasas a Uakraai ta IU year lAiS, aad oU. meally obtained hUruaas. At tU tisx of Uak ntptty Mr. Edwards, tU petitioning errdltor ia tU pnwat bankreptey, was liable a Bart aunty for tU haakrnpt la raepaetofaloaaaOOOC.wUm liabUMy wJd, omler dlaary ajiminlmna. Ut Um Urrtd by tU baakrupt'S rtiUat under tU BaaknrpUy Act el 1M9.

Aftor Mr. ftytUrsh had eUaisod his eertlfieaU gave Mr. Edwards a pronxiaaory aoe for amouat, whUh (Edward) bad paid, aad the onaauon wa wUthar tUl was oh akwfnl mewaletUdabt meder tU Bankruptcy Art, 1861, as would (uppert aa adjadicatioa la Uaaraptey. TU Oom miaeioner daoided against tU Mfflcieney e( tU proof, aad tU petitioning creditor bow appealed. Mr.

Bacox aad Mr. Tats Lu appeared for tU arpaBant, aad relied poa Act of 1861 as making lawful ruch a renewal of a debt. Mr. there was bo erideae of trading and, aeoond, that there wa no eoneideraUoo for tU promiatory bob a tU law then stood. TU Lord CoaitoUjOb, Uwerer, held that tU tradinc wtcietj tUt tU renewal of tU dU waa lawful and to mpport a adjadloatiea la Unkraptey, and rTerd tU order of tU Osmaiiaaioaer.

IBtfon lis Loat JctTica Amu.) ATTOJUrgT Ot3tsmAL T. ST. JOHXS BOSrTTAL, BATS. Thi matter aad auit earn on, after several delay, upon sa appeal pttitiM aad a motion for a deer, aad on aa anneal from a deciaioa of Viee ChanceUor Kiadarder ref ariag to grant aa isjonetiou to rartraia tU defendants. tU Matter, with tU wniiil of tU brethren and aiatars, from granting la on fine for renewal aad lives of tU charity nronartT.

The eharitv wa foondod Terr manv Tar aco. and sow eooaiaUof alarnasmberof Uuac la to itv of Bath, tU object of its ouaty being a Marter aad Uao brethren aad eo abtera. Before tU rectoraiioa of King CUriealLtU appointment of Uartar bad Um vmted ia various peraooa, aa the Abbot aadtU Mayer Bath, ita, and afUrtUBrtoriUaXInCUrlsILprMtedtotU amoa. TU nrearat Maater. bains erer 87 Tean of ace.

had lately appointed a curat to officiate la tU UpaL It kappearwl that appueation had from time to time Uen man 10 uie uoort oa ut umea pnor unra iiarawwa and Lord Eldon, aad Sir John Tneorfthea Matter of tU BoUa), mad aa award 1b February, 1714. whereby ordered that tU Maater, with tU eoneMt of tU brethren aadaisUr for tU tin being, nadar their eeaamoo Blight, oa tU death or change of any Ufa, great new lea not ataeadlne three Uvea In and rent reaerred. Ia 1738 aad 1733 Lord Uardwiek acted on this award, ana In 1823, tU matter Uing brought before Lord Eldon. be, after ome doubt, ordered a reference on tU petition of tU Oorernor of the Bath Infirmary, asking that IU hospital might accept a surrender aad grant a new lea on tire, aad to eeoertain tU proper fines. Sine that time matters had remained la lot ewe until 1804, when tU original Information waa fild affieio for a new schema, sad inaemueh a a lif or lira had stae dropped and aew leaae were to granted oa tU former footing, a supplemental information wa filed asking for this injunction.

On tU hearing of the motion for th injunction, Ufor Viee Chaooallor Kindenley on tU 314 of May, hi Honour expreesed hi opinion to that tU injunction ought not to granted. It appeared Uiat thi matter had Um Ufor Lord HardwieU aad Lord Eldon, and that Sir Joha Trevor, under aa utterly, at preaent. unknown proo tio, had referred tU auutloo to himaaU and made aa award upon it. For a century aad a half ttcprabtioahad eontinoed, and tU information iteelf did not put It on tU footing of breach of treat, Utbv the tupplemenUl Information, and thi motion inaiatei that Ucaaae tU'dcfUdant wer continuing to do wUt had ao long been don and aane tioned thi Court ought to interfere. Hi Honour thought it ought not, Moreorer, th ordinary rulaa a to Injunction did not apply, for tU Attorney General could not anawev ahl for damage, and wUteril eould aocrn in inch a eaa all aim th evil of granting oh an injunction, a had been JuaUy urred, would to reJooe tU Maater and brethren and tisten almost to beggary.

Under the etroumatauots the motion mutt be runaed. vesterdav. be forwarded to the Castle authorities. The accused Vr. Barrr.

I aurnnae ha been rending at an hotel, ws. allowed to stand out on bail till next Dettr sca nt (or many reaaona I do not think it would fair to aak jm i wT0thecu, "ST? Tn it auaer vour porpoae well, Mr. to was held yesterday, Mr. O. W.Slator, in the chair.

acute vatatae whether it ia ia tU cars of th polios or at Mr. Pardon, hon. secretary, stated the steps that tad Ufai been bring. were being taken to provide azainst the cattle plague JfOsUen aaid it would. bein? conveyed over to Ireland by means of the lw 4 lttlToia yon no family father, mother, brother, or aiateral 1 ciera.

oi ure ixjjio uawu, cntiuauij iuFjr ui Ivt a father. WLcre doea rcai ie! In America. North or Ia OharlntooT That i all I Ure to aak you. Hare you eome to mid perraaoeotly Ue Yea, 6 j. Do I no lenUnl you to iwear you were ti Amerieaa cuisen I do not know what you mean by an Anerieas citizen, bat I Ure aetUed in Xew York.

Anawer 7 queetino rrt before making any cxplanatioa. Did you tar tou were an American citizen did you or did you within the latt 10 mioutea! On rour emrw exaaiination 1 eaa not iwora at all. You were not! Xo. I waa only iromoooe. Mr.

e. He aeem to under tU Impreaeion that hc eTidnce bat giren on croaa examination ia not under te oblitiaii of aa oath at aU. It ia erident that ia not artiamofthia country, and it will arell UthouldU to uadcrtUnd the lawa of tU conatitutioc, and that the endenwU Us giren here to day wa under the ohli filKW nf aa oath. Vurbena. I Uiink you ought to awear him tgaio, and mt the qseationa to him on oath.

Mr. ytrrmie. You need not afraid any suUtantial in Tfm will he done to you. I will awear the witoeaa now. xi let Dr.

OTnghleo croaa examiae him again on oath if 1 traM. Tm itneaa waa then tworn. OTghlen. TeU me, did you eontider you were at IVrti ia aaia er to Uie qrndion I put to tou to atate what at tree! I did not think anything of the kind. Sir.

I "trtt not hare giren my aowrra at acrnpuloualy aa I would I ere under oath. What I mean tr acrupulously ia, I did not take ao much eonaidcration with regard to my Ia the anawer that yon rare me that you were an American atixeu true or alae I do not know what you Kieaa by aa American citiara. What I mean by It ia that I arttled permaneutly ia Xew York, Ut I ha're not taken ia pepera of eitirroihip. If ynu cettled permanently in York wUt bmught Too to Ireland Mr. Barrr.

I do not know that Xr. O'Lochlen it r. to thit vitnea Ut brought him to Irrland. It if i roiblelie may arttled permanently iu Xew York, he ia in Ireland at preaent. JSr.

LkaUa aaid hia reaaon or aaVing the queation waa rrSly plaia: A witneaa wa produced of whom they" an aothing, aad they wiahed to teat if hia eridene wer tinect Xt. Carry replied that had no objection if the witneaa "iied to aa wer the uetion. Oitaaetamioatioa continued. What brought you to Ire I am going to England. lathat aa anawer to the tUn! aaked you! Well.

I will gire tou tU wUle I bae been arnt to I hiUin by the 'Britiah Cootul. Aa a witnea a. At an informer. The pnauner Brophr. Are thoa document which Um jnnawwkeuf read yet! r.

hamr I am prepared to read tU document aa td by the. witnew to be in tU handwriting of Stephene, the rvjueat of ominael ertneerned for tU pnaoner J7 document nerer" Ure been "Ii court, aa ther wer not found till Luby andth MTad Uen aetf trial. I will not aak to read them if not wiaU. Xow 1 am bound to read a number of eaawuu la open tmrtagainet Mr. Stephen.

r. Lawlraa. TUy do not require them read. Jtr. Barrr.

Well, ajainat Mr. DuSt liffy aad Stephen. We do not require them to read Kr. Fuwnge(te Mr. Barry).

TUn vou ar not going to wn i i wm pr, utem ta eridene. in pnaonert Vr. HUonge. And they do not reipitr teUr them read! jttw. i sat ao.

teetlTe AfliA.V TMMM1a FliMA. mrm lli a LW. tU iafarmatioa which bad saad eoocerning TV CTm'uJ nu. iu i.r.ii Lf iw ww WHICH waa Ha I wa om nf tU party of pniie who acted ander eamnaand of Mr. Supmatendaat Rraa.

oa eeeaaiM of eaef tU prMoner at Fairneld houa. Xw nawyaaonnt. on Um 111 Jiorewibor iatt. known the ma nm Jiu RImImk taprtainaadUosUfid him laid bedroom, aad I said resolution of tho guardians, and tho sum of 111. Ce, subscribod by them for the purpose of buying new clothes for the returning Irish drovers.

Professor Fennison submitted a memorandum which he had prepared to lay before Government, suesting'that an Order in Council should be issued, prohibiting, under a penalty, the jwssage of the herdsman from infected districts within a certain period after they have been in attendance on infected cattle. A similar order was made in 1746. The Lord Mayor said he feared that the public. who were not aware of the danger that existed, might imagine that they were taking, in conjunction with the Government, rather an arbitrary coarse but the danger really required strong measures. The Chairman said it might be well to consider whether steps could not be taken to prevent any more herdsmen from going over from this country to Scotland in charge of cattle.

The Lord Mayor then proposed the following resolution "TU committee Urine heard Profeaaor Fersuaon' opinion with regard to meaiuree to taken, to prevent the importation of the cattle plague into thia country, by reaaon of the infected clothe of drorera, coming from Oreat Britain, approre the tame, aad tuggeat that the Government ought to act promptly in the matter." The above was seconded and passed. Tho follow ing resolution was also passed TUt the honorarr aecretary do tranamit a copy of tU reaolution jutt paaaed. together with Profeaaor Ferguson' memorandum, to hit Exoellency the Lord Lieutenant." The committee then adjourned to Thursday at 2 o'clock. The Dtlfiut SewtletUr, of yesterday, reports two party cases At Qrerabher, before the Her. Joaeph BradaUw.

J. a number of men, Roman. Catholic, were charged with htring waylaid another man. a Proteetant, and with haring beaten him at a chipcl near the Tillage. Smith, who bad been beaten, had need an expreaaioo derogatory to the Pope, which reached the ear ot the accused peraona.

He was (uUrqucotiy beaten on bia way borne. One of the prU aonera was 'identified fullr by Smith a hating been actir and of tU attacking party, and nearly all th others were teen in the neirbboorhood aUut the time of the occurrence, Mr. BradaUw, mainly with a Tie to arnid increaaed bitterneaa among tU parties and their rmptthirera, dealt with the eaa aummarily. On of tU defeudanta wa fined 2., with the alternatir of a tnnath'a imprisonment, and th others were discharged. At tU Portadowa Pettr Seaaiona a eriou aaaault, by which a man named William Strain lost hit left ere.

was to bare been inretUgated. A eummoo againat 8traia for aaaaulting William Hendroa was fint beard, and, by eon ent, wwnlwraiiaaed on Strain' withdrawing hi charge. It wa aaid tU caaea aroa out of a partv dispute. They wiH likely form tU subject of Inquiry beor a civil triUnaL" (ST TXLSOKAntJ Evxsiso. The prisoners Stephens, Kickham, Duffy, and Brophy were thia day committed for trial by Mr.

Stronge. Stephens made and signed the following staU ment I deliberately aad eooteUutiooely repodiato tU ex liteae of Britiah lew Iralaad, Its right, or ma lis exlttenee la Ireland. I defy aad despite aay pqnithmMt ssaTlafiicteei sue." rUo.TUMSlfwWlaoTbjrtedtotUeoatimae ol the trial, wrgtof that Sad Um begun a test sesls, aidUdVawaUwfnyptffordjouTd. TUUarsed Jadge, errrVad tU ecjiitltmi; aadaoqtinud tU tAltovratsaaBagwwSMrisTtaMwM4Bmiiiaaw Unbed by writ of error. to TU prUwrwaeMteSwdto om doubt eatortaiaed by aa airttietUttUnleas, sltUugh sUotai ill MgkttoUitastm.de stetitlMil pM sUbvmsAC tUstU asadtr wBot sewSftBa.

tUdeed. Mr.HxntTJ. argued, MtUetUr haaAthat as Becaaaw Isinrss wM 7 ta Vde of Uaadtao, Bd net tornlVtato tUssto aJlowtUdbtorteriilsrnsissJnftUwpltyss ttaaseta. aad mat sue ereaui mouom moom aw raad TU can now came Uf ore thia Court on aa appeal by tU Attorney Oeneral asking a reference for a scheme sod a declaration that th intern of (net abould discontinued. Mr.

Bailv sod Mr.T. H. TerraU ar with tU Attorney General Mr. Glaae aad Mr. Bird ar for th hospital Mr.

OaUrnaand Mr. a Hall fortU lestor Sir Hugh Cairns appeared for aom of tU leasee. TU oaa is not concluded. YlCaVCHAXCELLOES' COURTS, Nov. 13.

(Btfort Yiet CXtneeUor Sir R. T. Kixdimlbt.) CaJtKOLL T. ORAHAJf. This wa demurrer to bfll filed by parties interested In remainder under a wiH to art aside aa appointment under a power contained la each will, and for a general account.

It appeared that tU testator's widow, bow tenant for life, had a power of appointment among her children, and In de ault the rabiect matter of tUDowertwould loorer. Bh had three children, two daughter and a son. The daughters died, and th ou Uing a ranatia, aad eztremii, executed tU power In hia favour two days before hi death, at IU age of 18, aad it wa alleged by th biU that thi wa not a do cxerd of tU power. The defendant demurred on the ground that Uie plalntuV interest was rereniooary, and tUref ore they eould Ure no preaent relief, and that the bill made no eaa to Impeach the appointment. Mr.

Glaae and Mr. Bird in support of the demurrer Mr. Baily and Mr. French for tU plaintiff, without hearing whom, TU Yicx ChixctIXOK was of opinion that tU plaintiffs wer not debarred by reason of their interest not being present, Ut reTersiooary, from Wing right to aa immediate account, and therefore the demurrer mutt overruled la the usual way on that ground alone. (Bifort Tia CKmetllor Sir Jonx STUART.) BARHCTT ATO ROUSSILLK T.

LXCCHABS. Ia thi ease an tx port application waa mad on Monday last for aa injunction to restrain tU defendant from selling in Uxea bearing the plaintiff' label tU new firework called "PharoaVs Serpent," of which tU plaintiffs claimed to Uie inventors, and uoh application waa directed to (tend over until to day in order that tU defendant might aerred with notice of it, Mr. MAUXS (with whom wa Mr. Owen), for the plain tiffa, now aaid that believed the defendant wiahed to hare the motion postponed, in. order to gire him time to anawer the plaintifi evidence.

Mr. W. MORRIS, for tU defendant, said that tU defendant had a complete anawer to Uie plaintifla' ease, and onlr desired time to meet tUir eridence. The Vice ChaxctluR accordingly directed the motion to stand orer until the last day of th preaent term. WOOD T.

BARKKR. Thiawaa a bill to set aidtngrementbywhiohtUdefea daot atipulated tUt in consideration of hit becoming surety for the payment by tU plaintiff to his creditor! of eompo aitioo of 8. ia the pound he should reeeire payment of his debt in full, and alto for ao account. Mr. Kartlake for tU plaintiff; Mr.

Malins and Mr. Williamson for th defendant. The Ylci CHAXrxXLOR held that the bargain wa bad, and ordered that the defendant should not allowed any further turn tUn 8a. in Uie pound, aad Uiat should pay tU cost up to Uie hearing. (Bcfort Via CkanetBor Sir W.

P. WOOD.) DAW V. RUT. The object of thit salt, which hae occupied Uie Court for three day, ia to restrain an alleged infringement by Meaan. Eley Brothers, th well known oartridg manufacturera, of a patent for improvement in cartridge for breech loading firearms," taken out in 1861 by Francoi Eugene Schneider, and of which the plaintiff, Mr.

Daw, Uie guamaker, of Threadneedle atreet, it equitable assignee. The case raise questions of considerable interest and importance, but, at no deciiion ha Uen a yet giren, we reserve our report further than to atato Uiat the dofeodanta contest the validity of Schneider' patent pn Uie ground that it is bad for want of noreltr, and ia also bad for Insufficiency of specification. The defendant also deny that thy Ut committed anv infringement of Schneider's patent. Mr. Holt, Q.C., Mr.

Hindmarch, O.O., Mr. Boyle, and Mr. Theodore Aston were for th plaintiff: Mr. Daniel, Q.C Mr. Buthby, and Mr.

Langley were for Uie defendant. The Vicr Cn AKCILXOR reserved hi Judgment until next week. COURT OF QUEEJTS BEXCH, WssTXlirsTrR, Not. 15. (Sirti'n in Bmn, Mart tXt Lord Chirf'Jcsticr, Mr Juttirt Meixor, Mr.

Juttict SBBZ, ami Mr. Juttiee Lcsn.) The Court took th Crown Paper, cocuised th greater part of the day with acveral rating case of no public interest. At the do of the day the ease of the woman Winaor, who was convicted of child murder at th last assise, and lie under sentence of death, and la whose ease a writ of error Is pending, wss brought on upon motion in order to settle the statement of the ease. TUt QUXZ5 T. WTSSOR.

Thit wa the case of Uie woman who wa convicted of murder at the last assises st Exeter, and on whose can a writ of error ia pending on Uie ground that Uie prisoner bad already been tried and th jury wrongly discharged from giving a verdict. It necessary to recall to Uie reeolleotien of our reader thatWioaor and another and a younger woman named Harris, were put upon their trial Id March latt for Uie murder of aa infant child of Uie latter. TU trial began on Friday, the 17th of March, and wa eoa tinued by adjournment to Uie Saturday. TU erideaos ia Uie eaa was closed, and th ramming up wm concluded late oa Saturday erening, and tU Jury retired at about a quarter to 7. They were absent untH near 12 o'clock, and then being called Into eourt stated tUt tUy bad not agreed sad wer not likely to agree, aad thereupon the learned Jndge (Mr.

Baron ChaoneD) said that a th next day was Sunday should discharge them, aad they were accordingly die. charged. TU amis for Uie next county were appointed to opened ou tU Monday. In our report of tUe at Uie time there wa ao statement of aay fflaets or faintecat among Um Jury, or any actual impoaaibility of their eoa tiaalag their deliberations, aad it did act now appear that Uterewas. TUy wen, however, discharged, aad tU pri aoaets were istasBilsd late seats dy until tie Beat Bests, the last aunm tr.

wUn they were again pot to tU bar emlBMt pcrsM. tU Attorney Omits! had gnatod hi la for a writ of error, aad saswiBsgly a writ of trrov wiUdaUlsaat few days UMlaawed by Wm of tU Attor Bey GeswUtotwUtUea(Iato Ud ort, wUek Is tU Ooart of Error ta Crowa from tU astlsss, aad it Is aUot to eome MtoU argued. TU Court of Eiiet iqair thattUraeerdof tU pmwaedmgi at tU fintaadaseowa trUlUrrturaed or SMt by tU Jadge of asai to thi ewatt fertU purpoMof review, seefeowrse, tU eM itst tora wpoa tU terms la wbieh the are eotered ea tU record. TU record lummtnt by twalUmr tU Comm ateq of Gaol Delivery to tU late Xr. JBSOO Oecsptoa and to Mr.

Bare Chanaeafer Uie eoaaty of Devon, ander which em Prlday, Uie 17th Marsh last, a bm for murder Uvinf Um found against Charlotte Wissor aad Mary Ann Harris for murder, they wer put upon their trial aad pUaded "XotOvHty," andlUrMpM a Jury of 13 men, whose nam ar oat, unrrsLnspaaaeOed aad sworn, Ac Aad tUa it stated aa adtearassMt to tU next dav (Satardav) Ussuse tU trial eould bo eonehtded Iriday, aad on Saturday wa duly prdd with. TUa Uie reeord proceed i And tUreupoo, afterward, oa tU day aad year last afotwaaid tU said juryUring Um kept iogether for tU naMoftune towit, for IU space of S3 hoars, or tUre sUata, daring tU said trial) retire from the bar Ure to oosult upon tUbrevdiet to Ugivw upon tU premsaaata thaaMidietiootap and afterwarda and after tU lurtUr po of fir boors that is to say, at ore miauu Ufor midaight ia tU eight of tU aU Saturday, tU 18th dav March la tU year sfarasald. and at Um minute before Uie Lord'tlay tU aaid Juror retara to tU bar Ure. aad, Uing aaked by Ut Court here whether they Ure agreed tuwo their verdict, they aay ther Uve not agreed. Ind unanimously declare that aftor full consideration their episioa that it impcesibU for them to agree on any verdict to giTM by them upon Uie premite and therefore, because it appears to th Court here tUt the said Juvors, after fir hours' deliberation aad such consideration among thetraaalve.

Ure not agraed upon any rerdlot, aad declare that ttey are unable to agree unoo any verdict to be giTM upon tU premUm aodbeeaua all other th buainesaof tUaald aeaaion of gaol delirery 1 ftniahed and eomtJeted. aad becaoae tU Lord's dy 1 Immediately at hand, aadbeoauMtUeaidjiutUotef our said Lady the Oueeu are required by her letter patent to proored to and in her county of Cornwall oa Monday next nuing ia the execution of th mil letters patent, Tend for idiver outer good eautes moring th Court Ure la this Court here doUi altogether discharge Uie said juror from giving any verdict upon Uie prenrUe, sad they are jaceordtngly discharged tUrtfrom. Aad the eaid CUrlott Wbaor and Mary Anne Harris are by Um eaid justice ber forthwith committed to tU custody of tU said sheriff of th county, safely to kept ta th pel until they shall be thenee de. llveredladueeoarMof Uw andUiertapoo Uie eberiff Is tommaaded that he have their bodie at Uie next general teaaioa ot gaol d.Uvery to holdM for the county to answer Uie indictment at which next seanon of gaol de Urery.holdenea tU28Ui of Julv last at Exeter, before Sir J. 8.WlIlesandBir H.

S. etoating. and otherttbeir f.iu hrfU, alawaJ totnnuir. tU said Charlotte Wlneor and Mary Abb Harrie, Urlff, eome SMI1U prsyra ana ao tPt TI anw, trial aanarate from th aaid Hern. WUrMnontheeoaaeel forth eaJd Charlotte Winaor thto aad there oojeotoo, eoa noninn l.r I ik nMaaadiae ao had and takaa upon tteaiiTlndictiDeotorUwaUitioii at th theo lt Lent Aada hereinbefore stated end set forth, Ure eaid Charlotte Winaor eould not lgflytrta colore in rosacea.

and mut dichsrgl from in aia maicimeni eoa siUon, sad thereupon the said JuaUeei i there orerruledthe said oMeetioa and ordered thai the trial of tU said Char lotte Winaor mart prooeed, sad Uie Jurors of Uie said Jury by the said sheriff for this parpoa la du form of law iro paoelled aad returned," fee. TUn tU record prooeed to state tU verdict sod Jodgmeot. Upon this reeord the writ of error ha UenUued, and Uie record Mined ap has Um returned Ut, tUoounosl for thpriooernol being aaUsfled with tU statement of Uie eaa on Uie reeord in the peerage shore marked ia brackets, Uie present was an applioatioa with a view to amendment. Mr. PbxXARD, the eooatel for Uie prisoner, bow applied lo Uie Court for an order with a rtew to correct th record, which aaid was act eorrecily made up ia several respect, andoo of tU moat Important matters wa omitted.

TU main quettloo tU wrongful discharge of the jury. Hi first objection wa to Uiat part which alleged that tU Jury unani mooaly declared that it was impoasibl tUt they should agree whereas what theyUd said wa, Uiat it wa not likely a difference which might very material. In Uie can of MTUQMav.CMwy"fTrlxMpoi),lB which a similar queatiou wa raised In error, IU Court aaid tUt If any necessity existed for the diecbargeof tUJury, tU facts which sUwed Uie necessity should appear on Uie record. The LORD Cnrnr JcbTICR ld that meant tU material faeU tU facte legally material. TU tubstenual quctUou la, whether, wheo Uiere appear no probability of th Jury agreeing to a verdict tU Jndge may diacharge them without disohsrglog tU prisoner, aad have tU prisoner tried again.

That I Uie real question. Mr. Jusuo Mrilov TU mere nee of Uie word Im. poaaibl" by tb Jury would not material one way or the ether. Everyone know tUt It often happen that Uie Jury say it Is Inipoatible they eaa sgree to a verdict, and they agree to one la Uie next half hour.

It doe not matter whether tUy need Uiat word, therefore, or not. They might change their mind Uie next moment. We ahall not eontider Uie ease with reference to tae use oi uh woro. ambit TjoaaaaaiM to dm aahr aewrdiac to tU flhedwad. dad act PP that there were aay twrettss, was ao tw aawtry to raaerr right ssmtaet tU raieaae wm a War at sadjsaaa diste, seal therefore tMilar ry.

I Oorrr mid tUt taey were ta tavei a bat Utra points, Ut weald rese tUqusettea how far tU trevtee rto retatB imint aad todeal AabtertotettM rassiaatna mdered tU deed levalid. la favoar of tUdefeadaat their aaitsina far sBowtsg tU deal with tU preptrty MWsfuajshwird I8e'iplaleaat." TU iLsBiBlMllmi 'J rT kt, Ohwt. awUlnigwV sarrrter bails leiDes JeriTeeM ef ft isei to MrT Oiovtv oWy UA ItiisaiTilliil tbss xaey bm ssumia rMttoaWWtUyUdBorlgUtoaMl. siiliMM to to BMewattUMwesklac fertUir pWy rV. l1iT BaaaTl aae.

VnBB IobW Bf. JVOBla. nVitruriussoac tU weekstM lest Meaday. Ut hat Bet era tU strlka. vm jteaoar evwansg.

i M.Mmtmm am IWlfl Wtm SanSuSd taC waMhu5; Ud why iwmeteed work wkile tU tUr bm were v. Vv, JaaaAaaA aisssi a laireeaebteisstaiMs. COUBT TOE DIVOECE ASD KATEIMOSUI. CAUSES, Xor. 15.

(Brer It jTOOR OxCtRART.) rim t. rtm, v. aV I imm Am iwlilinaMT asaTOii hSaj Tn naaoaoa wa a aominwrw. TTL v. n.t (mkwn aad at Bloosatburv.

sad st otuTplae la Ud aatO 188L la that yarUaoUg tua ruralMr, orns up ai TTaiT a. ba iaa Ured with another woaaaaetlroV tisg hiH. Deere Bits with oat. OHOH T. OMOIR.

Dr. Spink, aad Mr. Waddy appeared for tU petitioBer l.DMa,0,a,adDr.SwUyfortUroodMt. TUTwiawUrtpeuttoofor Judicial iwpantioa IU ground ot edahery. TU retpoeMt denied tU Urge.

The reepondMt wa. a ftahmonger siBMlv hft. aad Tie tnarrtoTSel petitioner la August, ltt TU sdaltfy was tllegedtoUvebaMeommittMlatUeariyptrtofthe pre setTMrwithaglriBrirfEmmlUwVwi. TUMlyque ara. whether Un evidence of Emm Keevws, who aUaad Uiat aU had had a child of which tUraapoodeot waith father, waatoU believed.

Prom tU nature of her eri denee sU eould aeltUr directly corroborated nor directly contradicted. TUJtrDOORDtwAJtTeaMUwavry smoue saw. to separate a husband aad wife wU had hved together for four or ftve years and had three or fear ehiHru enouBot only to Uie husband, bat to Uie ehlldmi. But if Uie petitioner had orUhUhed toe ebarge of adultery we tiued to decree. The quettioa wm wUther tt wss saede oat by eridene oa which tncuian ougui wtn.ni Ure preferred Urlng tb queation tried by a Jury, aa it wm one oTeredibuity, sad If were obliged to decjdejye or bo wbetUr Uie witness wss to believed, shoukLperUp.

decide it in Bat It wa a teriona raspooetbtUty MnrLa a aad wil OU the UUSOtTOTted teatimony of one witowss, and Uiat witneat. byher own aa miaaion, a woman of very loose cUracter. Hb Lovdahlp tUn commented on Uie eridence of Keevea, and fked that berstorywMBotaTwryxwoUbleone. aaid that upon Uie whole, without deciding affirmatirely one way or the other wUther tU charge waa estabUUd, held Ut it wa not made out with aufflcienl certainty to raabM to Court to proooune a judicial sepsrstiou upon It, HeUaere fore dUmiaaed Uie petition. CRIAK T.

CRCAK AWD JUTT. Dr. Spiaks and Mr. Waddy appeared for th petitioner. TU petitioner wat th ou of proprietor of om batting machine at Brighton, aad for eome time managed bit rootheri UaineaaUiere.

He inarried tU respondent In i.v ia.T anK.hiUd with her narur in Brichtoa andparUy la Loodon, until February, 1862, wUa ah left him. Shhioo lived with Uie co respondent, wU I a cabman. Decree niii. BAIXH T. BAIXIS.

Dr. Triatrsm appeared forth TU respondeat la thi eM wa tU on of a armer at Moorhousa. ia Xottinf bamehir. and enntracted a eeeret mrriage with tU petitioner. wU lived la tU same TiUag.

in January, 1858. After tU marriag eootlnued to lir with hi father, in whoa errfce was, and hi wif stayed with her amUy, nd they nerer cohabited. A year or two v. an haa anv eommunieatioa with ber. He ino bad a child by another woman, end left tU coontry.

Deere w'ri, with eosta. AtDRIDOR T. ALDRIDTii AXD CXlTTfRTOW. TU Queen' Adrocat and Dr. Spink appeared for Uie petitioner Dr.

Deane, Q.C.. and Dr. WamUy for tU respondent and Dr. Triatram for Uis oo retpoodMt The petitioner 1 a aolicitor la large practice aad holding an appointment la th Court of Bankruptcy. married tU respondent, a lady ia Uve same rank of life as hinW, In August, 1840.

They lived together eery happily for several years in different parte ot London, and they Uv had eight children, of whom itm ar Urine. A few years S4roMn.AUridge became discontented with ber mode of lif aha thought the ought to taken into society, where she would Uve a Utter opportunity of ditpUvmg her talents than in tU society In which her husband moved, and she eeased to attend to her houeebold dutia and occupied Uraalf with writing novel. Ia 1863 she proposed a separation, aad Mr.Aldridge afUraom heeitauoa oooeeatod. TU aeparatteo took place in July, UW3, aad ia the foBowing NoremUr a formal deed wm drawa up. by which Mr.

Aldridg eeured her an allowance of tOOt a year. Some ot tU children remained with Mr. Aldrtdgc, aad otn of them went with her. SU lived ia lodgings at iUehmoad aad at Kamagate, aad ultimately in Margaret street, Begent ttreeC WhDe the wu Uving ia MargareUtreet ah nude tU acquaintance of Uie co respondent. Captain BuateU Oip perton, ot Uie Club ehambevs, la Begeut atreet.

It waa kw tJ hwr aerrmnta that aU WM frerfueatlT riaited by Caotain Oippertoa. and that oosananally stayed the night with her. Ia April last sU gave birth to a child, of which she owned Uiat Captain Oippertoo wu Uie father. There wm no defence, aad TUCOCRT, Uing atisfiedUist Uie ebargeof adultery wa ettabliahed, and that tU rerpoodt wu awar that tU respondent wu a married woman, pronounced a deerM tUn, with cost against tU oo reepondrat, THORSTOX THORSTOX ASD HAjOIOWD. Dr.

petitioner. TU petitioner wu a machine model maker at BaUord, and married the respondent la January, 1300. Ia September, 1863, deserted him, and sU bu tine Hved with Hammond. Decree aim, with costs sgsinat Uie eo nepon dent, OU1 T. OKIEC AXD ARRET.

Dr. Wambey appeared for tU petitioner. The petitioner wu a dark to a hip' cUndler. TU marriage took place in May, 1848, and tUpartiu afterwards oo at.i v.v.:ii i rnw.Kriuvit.inarkaL. in ihdh aoe eo retcooaena.

TT TbTwunmtUWte. fvwatempio to a Uuah manufactory. wt to lodge contend that the jury are to kept until they die. netitioo? boue. Iu 18C1 th petitioner saw reaaon Mr.

POLXARD. Certainly not, to that there wu aa improper intimacy between bat tv. rn.n r'trtrr JcrrtCE. Then the reel auestiori it, i iU nl Turn, and he aent Warrtn out of tU boos. A "7" a l.j 1 wUUir, wUu Uiey Uve Uen Upt so loog that Uiereap no DToUhility of Uieir agreeing, the Judge can di.

tUrgeUiem sad Uve Uie prisoner tried again. Thetiathe real question. Mr. VoLRARS said tUt wu the crest queatiqsy DO doubt. Ut not the only one.

There wu a question to the putting off of Uie trial, and tU setting up aa entirely new at the next usizes by the c1Udz of the fellow priaooer at a witneaa doubted whether It clearly appeared that wu called at the second trial. The Lord Cniir Jtrsncx uid he thought. If it lubstan tially appeared no captious objections would taken to Uie determination of Uie main queation, whether, when a jury hare retired to eontider their verdict ta a capital eats, they can discharged and the prisoner retried. Mr. FoLKARD uid he wu anxioua to hare Uie fact e( forth eorrecUy, and he, understood the Crown wiahed to make aom corrections, but tU counsel for Uie Crown were not present.

TU Lord Cuizr JusTICt ssid the sppBcation had Utter eome on to morrow (this) morning. COUBT OF COMMON PLEAS, WwTrnrTXR, Not. 15. ISUtinoi i Baiteo. MicKtulmat Ttrm, Ufort Lord CXitf Juttict Erlc, aad Juttieu Willis.

Btles. md Kr itiso.) Thii wu pecil paper day. The cue argued were not of any public interest. COUBT OF EXCHEQUER, Wkstmisstrr. Not.

15. ISUtiMOt ia Itftrt tht Lord Ciiict Barox, Mr. BtrZtt BramwrlL, Afr. Banna COAXXRLL, and Mr. Baron Pioott.) ThJs wu special paper day.

Th ease were of very little public Interest. SAVIX V. THR HOTLAU RAILWAT COirrAWT. Thi wu a demurrer to a declaration, a plea, and a MrtuTTLER argued for the plaintiff, and Mr. B.

E. TXRXtR for tU defendant. TU COURT gave judgment for the plaintiff on the declaration, for the defendant on Uie plea, and gave the plaintiff leave to amend Uie replication. OORDOX AXD AXOTHF.R T. THB TESTRT OF ST.

JAXCS'ea WX3TM1X3TKR. This wu a special ease, stated for the opisioa of Uie Court. TU esse wu set down for. trial, and at Uie raggeation of tU learned Judox it wu turned iato a special eaa. The tctioa wu brought by tU plaintiffs, who ar wine merchant in Argyll street, Begent street, to recover a mm of gOOL for damage uoo By reaaon oi a waste pirn leaning from a drinking fountain erected by tU Drinking Fountain Aaaooiation, by Uie 1mm of Uie defendant, bunting and flooding tU plaintiffs' win cellar and damaging a portion of their stock.

Mr. Temple, Q.G. (with whom wu Mr. H. T.

Cole) appeared for um plaintiffs and Mr. Keen, Q.C (with whom was Mr. W. O. Harrison) appeared for tU defendant.

After Mr. TRJCM had been beard tt wu suggested that a nonsuit abould entered Ut eventually tU Co CRT said they would take time to consider wUther they would call upoo Mr. Kaaa to argue. JOHXaoX T. RARRATT.

This wu aa action to recover tU price of food aold and delirered, to which tU defeadant pleaded a deed of eaairn meut aad eompositioa under tU Baakruptey Act, 18GL To thi dIm tUr wu a demurrer, upoo the ground that tU dudwu tavaUd, aad that there had Um no tender of the MrTkUcxAWARA arguedja Mpportof tU demarrer.tUt tVa dead wu void, Ucmm while purporting to aa uxme dUuigonwct of afltU debtor5! property to a truatea. It yet eoateiaed a prorata that Um debtor might remain is. pos sstwiMefeeca Mmml a tailor It waa wrrad nl. aad wntrary totU Tth eooditiM of eeet, 194" of tU Bukruptey Aet, which requires poasstoa JT.n arSwlTus dead, over which tU ap immediatery oa registra tiantotUUuteuBamd UtUdeed. It wu trther propsrtyad bm aad deal with itia his boat rustil made defasit is paymMt of tU It wu urged that this made tUdeedlllsj fsw months afterwards discovered tome letters, which proved his wife's criminality, aad separated from her.

8U ha mnoe eohabited with Warren. DeerM nisi, with eosta. BILL T. niLL. Dr.

Spink nred for tU petitioner. The petitioner, Mrs. UilL wu the wife of aa under game keeper at Grimthorpe perk. ia TUy were married in October, ISM, and ia Msreh. 1862, her husband deaerted her, and went to Australia, and Ua sever atone returned.

She now prayed for a judicial aeparatioo. Judicial separation decreed. POLICE. aad IU boBm were eeat foe Yesterday tU defesdMl aaw aeWa aidtoldbim would Um hi puny worth ter aSrr!" went la UdOy i mr of tU Vdaat. TU dwJZdMt4awuriforMr.GlorfortUluttwlre OuriaeXarhtiacaVt.

saotUr workmsala Mr. CloverV JSlrewvwd hSrine Uie dafMdaat uv weald break SeouLaV Wlu. tUUf teak Wffliam cVnith, foremaa to Mr. Glever, 1m heard tU defeadutBukeBMef tU threats aVposed to by tU eom. merely wt to Mr.

Ulorert place to t0 tU eempbaaaat what ids fallow tUoght hies, aad what tUtr tmUag towardahisa. did act remember tasung on ai eoa, mn would admit seed iateavperat laaguaf towards to ap rHtiitJit Mr. TTRWaTtT did aet Ubve Uiere were graater tyrants earth than workmen to their feCows. A panel of HO mee, diaconteoted wiUs ererTthi were pprMtly Vtor mioad that contented workmen abould no work for their families, WorkmM were juatined ie leariat; their work and steading out for tUmselves, Ut retrwctahls aad bard working men, wU ehou to keep to thrir work, must not Uireateoed, ad should protected. Tb oWeadaatwee rait one of those miehirru men, who drove ressectiM workmen from thir enrnloym nt aad canoed tiiemjo tarr their families.

ahootl require tU defendut to find twe bail ta SOf. each to keep tU peace toward Uie ermrpUinat, WoRRHir aTRrTT. Joha TewwaUnd. deaeriUd Ml ambreu aaaker. wu charged with ataaultieg aad threatea lngtiilifof EBxabtth TownaheeJ, hi wif.

Mr. Abbott, wU appeared for tU eomplaiaaat, aaid too wif UdUea married to tU priaoner nno 1846, aad had Um aaaaulted and illused by him nearly tU whole time. She had been obliged to charge him with either aesaaltur or threatening bar life from tea to a dona times, aad had been seat to prisoa repeatedly for various terms, foe six month, with bail for long a term, aad. eould not find the bail, had to remain ia gaol tU whole twelvemonth. Unwilling to punish aits, if aU eould help it, the received him homa again upoa hia coming out of gaoL Ut only to beaten and illnetj again, and to Ure ber furniture sold by kirn.

Waring her and Iber children destitute. II bd alao beatee, one of hialdaughtcre, a girl of 15, merrlr becaoae aU tned to aariat io th support of ber mother. SU found it at Ut impossible to endure such a constant tutjrstioa iajurvst, and about four years ago, by th advice of her friend, separated from Uie priinoer, hr reUtive purchaalog stock for ber ia their own name. Ut allowing her tU profit of it. Upon Uiat awl her own exertions ah Ud tirdy Npported Uraelf and fir children, th prisoner not giving them a single penny the whole time.

There eould no doubt Uut Uie woman' lif wu ia imminent danger. TU pnaonert wife, Mr. Mary Anne Bill. tU wif of a commercial traveller EoeetteSuna, the wife of a carmen Mr. George Harrie, a licensed victualler ia North street.

BeUtnal green, sad Fairall, tU warrant offleer, who captured Uie priaoner upon a warrant, iatoed by Mr. EUiaoa, a rihlicbouM ShonaStob, then stated that oe oaturuay, aa o'clock. tU prisoner met hi wif near her own boo, aad struck Ur everrly over tiie bead and ihoutders with a pie) of whalebone. She caught Uid ef it sad screamed for as. aiataure, on wbUh go th whalebooe, graaped boldoC Uie front of her drese, aad puUd both Ur Md himself to tU ground th strurgUd to escape front him, aad tor Ur skirt tff Ur dras away from tU waiat, aad exclaimed Yoa marUL)rl Ure mercy apoo, you, forwben Iftt yea sloe I will Murder yoa, sad drifw a knife six inches deep into too." Her oriee far ail broegbt Mt Mrs.

Bills sad Mrs. Nana, wU rtkaaed her lotUefrom hi grasp, Ut Ufor Uie empUiaan. eouU recover Ur feet left Ur, rushed a Mr. Nuns, dragged ber dews her eUjthea, aad tbea fairly toreoaT every article of elothingsU had on, exoept tU ahort body of lefttUwemaa la Us street. One of Um neighbours, who wu shocked at tU womsa's eoaditiou.

ran indoors for aom article of dress, which threw erer Ur and hurried ber Into her ewa bow, while tU prieoner'a wife at tU earn time tried to escape from hi but he flew at her, grasped hr by eh tide of her bonnet, sad would Uve (till further Claud ber Ut for eaersl wemem attacking hia at Me, so to euahl Ur to get Iato her houu. He Urn martbed up sad down tU street for four or fir hoars, threatening to murder hi wif, aad fir dowa Uie street with a rifle till could set iato wnes caBedhisow.hoaas.Ut Uat test to exasperated Mrv Harris that pushed him down tU street by fores, and! prisoner UamwMt away, Ut still threatening hie wife with reugesaos. TU pnaoner taidU had nerer Um drvoroadfrom hi wife, and had, therefor, a right to go to tU bouse, which wu hia home, but had Um inralted sad aaaaulted by a mob, rolled la tU dirt, smothered with mud, strode on tU bead with a stone sad piece of boa. He loved hi I wif and children, wu aaxtoui to Uve with, Utens, sad wm I wiUWtodoallUeouldtOMpportUiem. Mr.

OooU, Uwerer, ordered Uie depositions to taint by Mr. Hariston, tU chief lrk, aad uBy enmraitted th prisoner for trial. CuRXXjrvzLtV Lstitia Mlntosh, aged 48, a widow; Uving no home, wm charged with begging aim of foot pas seorert ia tU LrrarpoaUoad, ItOagtoa. Gilltrow.aaoCcerof tUMMdwity Society, said statu defendant offer some mateUe for talc, and afterwards nw her go to a shop sad beg. tayinf tUt the waated wm money to get a bed with.

He followed Ur to th Islington workhouse, sad Uard her ask fr a atghts Wring, upoo which took Ur into eoatedy. He had Ufor charged her st this court, sad tU wu tUa SMtencod to 14 days' Uprisooxaeatv TU defendant, wUempUtioally denied Ut eharge. said sU did not think it wu My harm to go to th workhocsw aod aak for a nlghfs lodging. If sbehsd begged, why ws sU not thea token tncharraf Mr. Barrtr smtenesd tU defendant to eoa moaUi'a V.nl labour la Uie Hon of Correction.

LAW TXi Day, Tknrtdof, Vtm. ML) CX7UXT OT CHAXCTJtT. lJUfeoisfi tT At bslfpasl IA Bkaa twasB PtlAsWliirt aelT.liu iiissaa rawaM loaT.AdcXaTtlaBl aaon v. launw. Bate te Loase Jcaram.1 MAXSOOX HOrsr.

Jame Booth. Jun, wU ttanda cUrged wtUi enibexsling money to Uie (mount of about iJfiQL, belonging to hi employers, wu brought up on remand, Ufore the LORD MaTOR (Aldermaa Phillips), ia th custody of City Poliee eonatabI Fluiater, tio had arretted fne fnrthar examination. Mr. Oollette, of Uie firm ot Priehard and Collette, soliel tora, LineolD'a inn neUU, again cooauctea me pnaaesvuoa Mr. Beard appeared for Uie defence.

The eridence siren on tU first occasion treat to show that the prisoner wu originally a clerk, and latterly ecretary, to tU BUenevoo Iron Compear, who Ur oOoe la Caonoo HU dutiM were, among others, to reeeire all monvs das to the company, and to pay tU asm forthwith to their Unkers. had ah to enter in hi diary and cash book the turn received. On th 19th of Sep. temUr, 1864, he eotered In hi dUry Uie receipt of a BOO. bank note from Messrs.

Cope and MiUer, of Machter, who were large customer of Uie company, ot which tU pn aooerwutUn aecretary. Ia the Uttev hook of the company tUre wu an acknowledgment by him in September, 1864, of a half lUnk of England note for 55L and of Uie other half oa a subsequent day oernely, the JSXh of SeptemUr. TU note had aerer been paid in to tU credit of tU company at tUir baakart it ought to bar been. TU priaoner ebeeooded aboat tU beginning of August last, knd wu not arrested until Thuradar evening last. He kept a prirate account at the Imperial Bank, LothUrv, aad tU identical SOOL oote, proved by the timber and date, appeared to Uve Uen paid in to his own credit Uiere on the 17th of February last, wutUwa by his pats book.

On evidsoee of which that wu Uie effect the prisoner had been remanded, Mr. Conette, the solicitor to the proaecutkra. remarking that his defalcations amounted to Utween 4,000. an.l5.000f. Yesterday Mr.

Robert Miller (of the firm of Cope aad Miller, ot Manchester, iron merchants) wu called, and proved Uiat on Uie 16th of September, 18G4, he ent a letter through the post, nelosing half of a Bank of England via to the addrea of Uie Blaenavoo Iron Com panv. in Cannon street, and thru days afterwards a second. 17 l. TT mmvIummI written by the priaoner acknowledging th receipt of both halve, the second letter bearing a stamped receipt for tU Jf r. Richard Adve Bailey, from the Bank of England, produced tU SOOt note, cancelled, which aaid had Um paid into tU Bank on tU 18th of February last through the Imperial Bank, tn Lothbury.

TU number sad date of Uie note proved it to tU earn Uiat tU priaoner received from Meiers. Cope sod Miller. This wu the ewe for Uie prosentiou, and Mr. CoUette, tU mJici tor conducting it, said Use priaoner had nndertakM since had been la custody to render aa account of his defalcations. The prisoner, on being esuuoned from tU Beach to anything might say ia reference to Uw charge, replied that had nothing to say.

Th Lord Mator committed Um for trial at tU Central Crimiaal Court. Jame Bennett, la tU esrvfes of JU. Hobsoo. a clothier ULombard stealing goods ef tU valM of 351 belonging to hi master. Mr.IiadM appeared for tU prostcutioa Mr.

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