It appeared from the evidence that Allen was sitting | Тнк | НЕА Registrar- pun s | monwe alth of nations 8 
quieily on a chair reading a newspaper, when Budd | We at Boda states Tn Фе D in eros n the уйг сае i um TUE 
came up drnnk and attempted to snatch it out of his | week ending — ay, October 26, v Meis om- End ЭЕ n m М 
hands. A struggle ensued, when Budd seized deceased | pared with the corresponding weeks um vast mata i ші 
the whiskers and hair, and threw him the pave- | 1851-60, the тогу f о от all causes is consider tiy ura бойо 
ent with great violence, Deceased was se up in- | below the avera; During the week t the births o Fi 
sensible, and died next day. As Ње r of a post 945 da oys an е in all 1822 children, were | and c 
mortem examination D . Nind stated that y» sknll had | registered in London. In the ten correspouding weeks mtuence or 
received a folis s over the right ear, and that there | of the years 1851-60 the average number was s 1654. беа е) 
were three ounces of blood ek huit on the surf n mm noyer tir Mee 
ofthe brain. These injuries were the cause of death, oO а es ric 
and mnst have been jedia by a fall or heavy blow. | TM пса. T enter 
The jury, after 20 minutes! consultation, returned a Par STOL.—On the magistrates at the Police ; пе Rev. J. B. Li 
verdict of “ Manslaughter.” Great sympathy is mani- | Court "s Ve In Ps a fine of 57, and costs apon a Tus Trimit Cillogo, has 
fested for the family of deceased, who was much а Mr, Frederick Layton, of London, stated to Professor of Divinit ty in the Bid i 
respected, and a subscription opened for them already | officer in the army, for — a lady, of Ad анаа to the Deane ery of Exe 
amounts to 1007. са я is now in the gaol infir "S named Mr s, Elizabet : is bec т tin, as they were HESTER. — А 0 кы npted 
suffering from deliri travelling from Glouc ҸӘ” "Bri tol on the кы occur red in this city on Tuesday, А 
THE bi а Yrsc т Cor сот.—5їпсе the con- iier ‚ being the aniy odprte" of опе of the com- e ward Davies, bed i an apprentice 
viction of this prisoner "is has pe 'en in а most m E^ ems s of a first-class carriag eruggist at Rhyl, had received a ] 
"d соно е result of the trial having been| RMINGHAM.—A publie meeting was held a with ich he i 
unex by hım, as he entertained a con ifident | n fglite since in the Music Hall u nde er the “presidency of own account. Before hewever 
1 either be ас кашне, or that Мыз tho Ma ne? | 100 he resolved to enjoy hi 
odiis would not appear against ur It is stated | on жа and Bir unten titi, the. Ja last week ho ca i 
that when the case stood for trial at the last sessions| mode of roeuring а sm of cotton, and the oppor- | 507. to 1007. 
an offer was made to the prisoner, if ps wonld plead tunity which the crisis PY of annihilating tne slave | ОЁ loose character, named Jem 
* Guilty and consent to the restoration of the 16007. | {pa e, by establishing the éotton indust try in Africa, | 3S the dangh ter of a farmer n 
taken from him at the time of his apprehension by the| Lord A. Churchill in opening the deséett ith 1 dissipation, 
police, that the prosecution would apply to the Court to at considerabie length the signal success which had | they Went "шы "visit to Liverpool, li 
allow him to be discharge on entering into recogni- already resulted по the appointment of the consul at | began t 
tances to арреаг and recsivo judgment if called upon Abbeoknta Тһе Аћісап Aid Society desired, in tha i? which м had squandered. [4^ ud 
to do so, but he positively refused to accede to this first place, to introduce such alteration of system Br himself. 
i instone's fri у i i t a great | feelin ER 
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in a publie court to give her evidence, and the prisoner and they proposed to do that by introducing familie: | returning to Ches ber on i баи dd ly А 
no doubt calculated that she would not do so, and that | from Canada, who by their skill in the various mechanica] | £ e bottle, guessed that he had ven; enti» 
heshonld thus escape the consequences of his fraud; ru und cience would be in a condition to raise | it from li ii; And threw it out of the 
but when it was found that he would not agree to the the African a higher state = aes ish e same ow vies went 
liberal offer made to him it was determined that the nsefalness, and "eal him on by degrees to a Е а regular prescription, su 
ease should proceed. The prisoner, it appeared, lived vilisation equal to that of any Р-р r raoe. fas жеи four ounces of laudanum at the shops of twi 
in d most luxurious and extravagant style at his и this end were by the extension of consular esta- | 179551868. Не then induced the gi 
residence in Ovington Square, and if his career had | pro, ts in the interior of Africa. This would place |Contents of one phial while P 
not otn vu short so sudden, i in all probabiliuy the | ountry under the protection of Great Bri'àin, and rini d Lu laudanum оп 
whole of t aegra rà oi ihe soon have been|.o protected, all its cotton, sngar, tobacco, and indigo |!ПЧисе o give the alarm. те were both ties 
squandered, "n he soner will Бе | бырде would thrive under British enterprise; a deadly the in mary. Mere the usual remedies wers ales. 
removed to the Milbank Ponos е undergo his| blow  wonld be struck at the slave-grown produce of | tred —successfully in the case of thegirl bitum 
sentence nba, Virginia, and New Orleans; the supply of n i ease of the man, who 
DERALCATIONS ОР A Роов КАТЕ „Сотлжстов.— from the African cont would be eut off; the African the night. Тһе girl was taken 
Thomas William Nation, of Li would be brought to their true position in € police, and was E before the ei 
collector of the poor and general rates in the parish o hu iiai fdd add tho de ord w ould soon reap the | T'uesday,and r ed. The iy 
AM Saints, тышт, was skade s dud NE nefit: Mr. J. Lyon W , late consnl at Mozam- Wednesday returned КАША t 
of. on к eos a few am the мамы ‚ said that the nu € т of slaves exported рег | täking laudanum 3 
га ыа M more must be done ps е һр trade was extinguished. | Wa accessory Ares 
defence it was И that the proc tima we 5r squadron was of n e while fain ted away, and was taken o 
valid, the summons not having been уп out witbin . profi c Xf 1400 per cent, QD ‚дев means they could in ы state. She was co ommitted til Ca 
six months as required by law. Afte some discussion T pro Мече this wasit р 
И ed that t габа е by t the сооро p African produce y c D RBY. .—The Bishop of Oxford Ж 
menced within six months EA the commission of the Анон under British protection. There w were Ёо | and employés connected wi 5 
offence, that the pro Meier had fully ise for BOOL т eeds growing there—cotton and indigo—in sufficient | Company, on А ай the eo 
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сазе, and that a distress warrant must issue for quantities to clothe the whole iun ruo race, and dye | Shop of the 
On Monday last def enda nt was again brought beforelit pie i to the bargain; the cultivation of these |Sent in heir orkir ш 
the magistrate, when: the officer of des Court „stated that weed would not only Bö go to the country | c0 oats, itii iw left ak 
zone itself, but would give the whole world a cheaper | Archdea 
rant, as defendant had no goo oods € on which to distrain. article, inasmuch as cotton from New Or А which | the na 
Detendant pleaded for mercy on the ground of his wal tí ag now sold at 9d. or 104 рег 1b. could be e m: ade of a hymn; a 
ivfirmity, and poverty, and was sentenced by the map iù in Afr са for 4d All that wa vice havi 
trate to imprisonment for three weeks. It was stated bet а the skill of оказа вов Ыл 
durmg the inquiry that defendant was also a de- бортов df Africa —Mr. Danb Seymonr, M. P. hat p 
faulter on the general rate of the parish to the amount be + фаи "acd o£ voe io to what we al 
of 6007., making in all 14007. His securities are liable which had resu fidir British pro A" in other |jJect—temptation in its strength, 
or 600Z., ves M reduce the liabilities 8. "d абе- | parta f the -— The Africans bad in them, he said, | wea dem temptation о every side 
T mes of 8007., which they will h eds of civilisation, and only needed cultivation to dn m о Ерге. M tive of 
| bring tl i Я then read the narrativ: 
Vorv R Еве BRIG Вож —The Surrey Volunteer had gt do um " мез - prier " ке е and proceeded to comment 
| TUN ils e resolved to f within their ranks a civilised life, and he was sure they had intelligence 
company of firemen for active cid in th eid ы е бй hto "atif thom. Lord Bb y ieden мё Rire: 
Southwark, vm visional committee e кА fm rican · nationality.—Lo 
e 
make arrangements for embodyin th нз “М R s à 
A ig ying the Calthorpe said that the Атегісап war had taught the | men ha 
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& P ^ people of this country that which they ought to 
E efficient. n. e enia аде ени ад 1еагпе Месе; the uncertainty of the 
engi ie йт ardt > is des nce on one field for the supply of cotton; 
military engines will be supplied for their use, The n Bag ы найн, of im 
th uw of the Volante corps has been opened sepa A respons siblo f for the К nens ei t : 
order! ` : 
vae "emperary Ошен GF UE E Dew ien, DD. lave traffic into America, an s" was bound to do 
who has consented to act ав chaplain ; Се Знаш, eua to remedy the evil.—Mr. Campbell (of Canada) berg 
EL. Mou Mauds slay & Кеш. Мез. said he рах just sl Pipped i ina тне, еа London abont 
Pellatt & Co, and Messrs. Shand & Mason. саар ns — t id edd кы сж " эзлэрне к 
Shaw, tl f ў ollow as fast as he could and take from Lagos up the 
Bat tho i ire of Mr. Braid wood, is also of opinio 20 | river s niet Abbeokuta; when there he should take 
Ше firemen of tha Lo don B т get labourers to plant cotton, «nd pur- 
Ў те ih йш al Ue adi E n E promised cime ali the cotton from the natives that his means 
ower, ө allo -— d - 16 to this country. To show that aiak 
—The gron ы перто ing race he mentioned the fact 
STREET TRAMWAY 
Qu олет Chaos at Mito К д X2 tus ie bil that in the: interior of. Africa he маты articles of luxury 
t Mr. G. F. which had горе b; 
aing б. er da д mporte and by the 
y атаве in and тетет vestrym Gaii Lam caravans rcm e Desert, gem trader, not daring, 
ыш oughfare i Kennington and йаша ЯД ds however, to approach the western coast of Africa for 
indictment contains Laid n" The first char rges fear of the slave dealer. The following resolutions ^ 
he defendants w with obetraet e e were all una erae da opted :— bs m 
ai igliways by placi. а thereon i iron rails, and thereby That this meeting emphat expresses its approval 
enderi y of. the appointm t by the Briti = [^ vernment of - 
e te t the m s unsafe r the passage of vehicles | ited арб, at А mia and ireste hab Aue олсу жан 
counts ide the defe ndar ne with dictated. this a enel ША, x extended to the town of| H 
p^ breaki ing up the while er 2 ed Niger, erimp.rtant places as facilities 
РА for t ирей нше peeing recognise рч Кае. жаш d 
said objects, A a a ү NL iat ert ie e 
ае element іп the com- 
