The Express. — London, England, 1857-08-28 00:00:00

i.I a•f , lf , 'IX • r . "sali.l"xa • se ereatracht twieete,l= without* esecatisai amps, cheeks hastens, be 11 . h Valued. Comet p.m .4 . lln the roes current haw w ie k , „Little. Not mu. h busiewe • originator* of the impress. sty of the warehouses are 444 fuse the small stoats fa thew he market for the push they tattoo to-day, awl the parthwee e de. We hope that the oho (Stamped ld. Additicmal.) [TWOPENCE. 1! ot et 27.—The erratbar 41 of the must favourable dia ., and ureter it• Maumee tha kingdom have arvlined COO. Nth. The flour invit• here b.. 3, bat the ..dente eruct. oa nation In valueesilmlitur le. mg helm item ha. been no material Meal. fnun all mune* are .aly Ths attendance at our martut and a very languid feeling p... a a pli ss a em, mad obi U. per qr., loud 3.1. to 44. par TUIb.. loner, reduction of 2e. per each. Oats Ists rates. llamas men TAM" —At this day'a market flame .14 dy nt tbe W. cr.". ataxia WY 42e. to 3e Orr a nneeet. Ua. nttber Itiside pricy. could OM be A lm luarreed tits null price at I bad gels • very morn supply ✓ taM. PIM of the ammertem Brio tbe miller sir red at • redeems of 20. • qr. c e nt sew, • coridivelbie purls se err two or three her .if ses her. I the terser is that snit est I term wen is better Grier& Moo boss Go. $ bora. Wheel, 420. to Us. , labeler, 40.. t. Chem, 2* to 3.4 s Bear. Ms ▪ flout, 6r, 43.. to 47s pr oar omelet to-day lime gm Jos of wheys Iwo trwa 41. le Se. moo ■W loom. 140 -. 6 , 1 S. 10 65.. ; old, 61... to GG.; SN.. to GO.; boric", osaltioc. 40. t 40. ; Got. 30. to 30.; 4m% 6, to WO. ; molt, 73. to bp. pi • We lave I null supply of wheel, 'twat 4w per qr. drains bum t 4 tram 24. to 39. per qr. ce 41. he et am Wry on 0114. 4641 Oats, terms, sad pms, maims —The rapply of wheat I. kp, ell th • rethietioa of 5.t. to 6.. per ep. Spriag cora Is lashort suppy, —TM pule ia Y ark.las• ham tot rade brie, sal the k. pweela of day breught last Settadm'e pars. lowban ours we hare a fate 111 very d.—We bed ha lho wrrt to-day 6 T han herby, 1,911 qn. oaf, Than ue gold .—Wlist, 1,004; II; and beim. 46 ton • hit assehat to-day. Of laird we ; at 60a. to 66a. par qwwww. w Imlay and awe. Wilk the 11 psis MI lock la Fla. 6.) rlth last weak —Whoa, la up on Or amain Barley, 2a. Id. op on UM.. Oats, In down as by and Nana, Id. doom on top, and fal. io 63a. 11,040. 26.. la 41a. Orin So. to 61.. Weight of !on wheat, airs, 4311~.: amd bona, 641hn pat 6., At o. 24.—Tbe ripply a beide by wee mead. Bead 7e. dd. to es. I. to 7id. per lb, There t o 70 the otothet. 26.—There wee a Lap supply el caning. the number beteg 10,010, ch. Sheep and the Weer art el We prices. Top price el Or bed tee, Sid. to Q. silk Luba, eep cantor, 12.. to 179., wad 100 to td, top pekes, ITEM 711. 11. to 2k ; to Se. dd. • bred. The imp* el tuber Wine 262, or 120 lee then lot beet beef, be. to I. it; emu* r sod televior, de. dd. per invalid re. Fat pip, hos Om he Ts. per Ay, from 10e. to 16s. wind. W• 1-Bbeep, 10,010; Iht cad* le; Ara, 40 ; sod pip, 260. INTELLIGENCK LaII•LTIZIL ei we mew wwww. we bow gm 4. a ow et a ~NM at 3.t• pm. twilay.-• rm. km los4lorland N MI6 -. stria 11.1, la N. Wb 1 Ow ..sruN • ems IN 4 Sul .4 AVIA i .fir oo& lim. wog ANN. l. i.e ow 0111 w& Not loam b liq. Ns. &Wm 10. Para. has—DlY (a), et Ileassa stila dr" a SPOLEN WITH. on limps. lor !w Te.k. anisette. Iwo Lir Lhaped, May SI. 155.11.1 1. , ki. ../ for Imam illy 21. Om. Po L. la. 14wwwi be lifilowero. • o &7r. Jgy 11. I vol. .wolne lir Lea" Jam 21. lot. wok q. lbws Llwepwl Jul New Twig. 4 4 1 411 . w. Jul oftWwww.Jw/y 11,1...4 M. Jul. lOW. owww we Warw. My 4. w0..1.14. Om Omo Pisa Rim Isr Limpid. Pair 11, Ilains be imam /woo 4. in ow Land" Mews N. Mk 44 M. M. svgs. H.. lily toe. no.. $... t s. re Limo" 111 4s7s so% Mesa 17. IA se, Jr. ts. IM. K.ss I . low 21 re tar bay ad 11.1 Wren Webb. Abr Limo" hay 7. Is . 17 S.. lob 4 b. issue br Liverpsuo. dim Jam ilost. ihrorproi, It? disys est. await Is, 1•4 "Lad a, Aug... 4 4. tat SI MO.. OW. sad f . tat sas..i. war ter Oakwia. July at lb. I IC. irs• Unica Mr Qualm, *trot It. laLe Ih Aorist If. lat. 44 M.. Imo. ICS w. • t 4 tlh•tt•, all Ina, Ir.. 413 , M.. 10. kralry. :II aye my Se, 31, tat. 11.3111. tRIAGES, AND DEATHS• 111 ATOP . L Rom C111111:01ko4 do wile of We VOL monthlnildiota.illo okra of 0. C LAW. revetalaa. T. 1111.1111% aki .Mad .1. INN.% thaltaia. do milled Carta, P. lIIWP M et a arasirof. altroSammet. /MIL do lair 5. C. ha lkoparaam4 W law leis. Wt Rarbasaa. LOP a Wow t Iry Ike" WOW Ma.. SA ON , of swealita. MARBIASZS. Im& IkrAllaw•d a t ilfr im ▪ Jm. Tat. ba , ndw w —Aim% at Waist Clareb. 1 1 1 41 O.•-. Ovals L. Ireals. OW he Iwo 0•64.1 11 • 5 " . el mil NO 11. c-A4 at Jaang...rd.a.arblif. Rata. liss.. Nana 0•11 iftrAii• ▪ sa Lows & br ow. • . 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De that dun rag end bone wane t—if I'd arm is their 1 by& bay* keg in and love Hoed In pigsty still, I I to their pareantioae hadn't never kat my - nand, Ar aim knew'd alter bast taboos was, Ida& now, a lam, I Int tem nab kitel!iag eta the sly, Lad thea I sold the dames' obi& I act to lave pot by, 're melt it down for gravy when I bad • kat to roast, Net content with eprmdia' bidder upon both ado* of my lease Dense also I got rid of. which for 'task I ahould have saved, Mink I repeats of when I thinks how fool-tike I braved Ilan bottles to the wiawatershant's that bark was to have 11 11 1% Aoil so to lowa, oopidok said sich-liko, I woo oat al. "boo iitoy deo* as r.-dbat mach I will emir, AM mu l took to pewit' asi b wale bits of dom. Ow thin hail to oisoolhoo, and ono doe't Yaw whom ono iea bogiao to dui &bp for to Mt to OM ttlioo dna At rot, in lock would bora k, &look la i nay may, Imo so awl Moo w vairsa'ond oar Nab t• a way aaniato all &WA it, bath the Alms and so toe, Aid woe V. vomit copal& oiok wlehadran ao do. lat lame rablit Metes to • word ; mai ad Sr; lea would bare • politomrs to to erne fir wart ame Wet; Re pre into or bedrooma, sad reentbir amlear li aid behold yra .. there they one, itarrod Is my bolt. foams arena* emir by dearer maj=mi, 1 0 lair from good mernoe to pearl las roahe al yes stalk/ornate that hoer my Mee tad faiZt yes steal * ma et ober Oat Ira ts err mad ars. IkkGrOMI FOR TEL AIM l INDIA.—Wir refer at eesettimmaa el the ant sisteimaks of maillgeme for Ihe of meliasi-eargais ia the Beet bee Cam. etri P4si r t M tam NW passat his land &wet. zi.:...u. s eeslial &palmist the swiss of mar ad die mom mea. Barnasse. Paut.--Yateeday the wreak 1 1 . 41adar the ter Mr. Or g er i grzsziaa w r i l tstl.itiadee de wit ir tr Ai trsaw new pwt, complier:4 the drew lier-lisses loweeWealmerUt ambatag wee& ofd rPwilla.s. wad trwess, um, &tans be. The em aameliMe paltheiii to the mama to the WORCBSTIIR MUSICAL FESTIVAL. (►WY ova (wig WORCESTER, TH VIUIDAT. Resuming our notice of this festival where we left off yesterday, we come to the second concert at the College hall, held Last night, which proved, as had been anticipated, • fall and fashionable one, a result which must be attributed I renew to the fact of the enema of a member of the royal family than to the superior excellence of the programme over that of Tuesday night, although, no doubt, the Der Prris chats selection drew together many admirers of Webs ineeterpleoe. There was a loge Menage of attendants, both In the gamy sad an the fluor—repeciaAly is the fmweer— over the attendance of Tuesday, and this, It is expected, will be eaceeded by the muter et the fl•ale concert to•eight. The following is the peagr•esese of last night's concert PAST I. Selection from the Owes of •• Dar Frelechide" Weber. Overture. Chorus—" Victoria." Soma—Mr. Lima Reeas, " Thre the Forest..". Bacchearlisa Song—Herr Forum. " Lire Is darkeul." Sessa—Madame CLus Novella " Softly sighs." Trio—Mrs. Clare Hepworth, Name Weiss, end Hr. Wedeln Smith. " Oh! doss thy hest ; ' Air—Madams Weiss, tt Thu' clouds by tempest." BeldsmsdPit Chorus—Solo, Mrs. Clare Hepworth. Husdssentes Chorus. Hoek. rd Alin—Miss Dolby, "Pinot les plows" (Les Huguenots) lfeyesteeer. Csasuasths—zior Osnioni, " La Deem (Di/Muth+) Vela Coarsens Pisactiketts—llr. W. G. Cusiss PART IL Beeebovea. ir.....0-aat,E. Theme, " nvidter the& the eherry (Ads fad Gahiese) Handal. lases-Ilia Meer, " The Arab Maid" Joha Barmen. Daeteo—Koestase Mee Novelly sad Kr. &me litesees, "Amor pommels MEW r Soag—Mr. Wenn, " The Tillage Meek milk" Wilma Cayugas—KW L. Tinning, "Ab form let" (Treviers) Verdi. Quartetto—Kederne Chas Novelle, Miss Dolby, Signor Oardoal, sod Herr Forme, di se ten nunommtriati" (Rigoletto) °mad Finele—" Boarolisii.me de Permit" (Oh Vicautti) Mepilteer. The " Der haw:kids" music, played by so @panoplie s! • bed, sad with the grimiest solos la the beads of Clare Novelle, &tee Rams, sad Her Formes, we need seerocly may elemiedi sorb • beet ae the lovers of good music ia the eseatry minty ere ebb to *eke edmatege of. &visaing with the pried* tem, the ImeelteseEma wag, " Lab is darkened o'er with woe," was give by Hen Formes me emirs. Hem be was quite at home ; red hie splendid sec catkin of this los snag rendered the nineties MOM dighes isg that his fame should be in the least entangled by be simayiag onuorio meek. It le rare nut 11Z08610011 is the two Wank of operatic sad sacred mu* we be combined is the _ _ sans pet.. le ths " Scaly slabs," Clan Novella Wu dead 1000 abrades la her reds of slagier It which vs had sot observed Wear. TM choruses was at lethally glue, sad the Hwasesit's Mons se wejoyed by ths vole au, brought this part of the cowed to a close. While Ilre. Weiss wu elegem " Thosgb clouds by tem. pests arty be drives," she wan eurreitpted by • used of op phew at a pellet when no doubt she hardly muted it, but lt we tisk* trued to its nal odes by the applause, d hie &yea Heehaws the Dube of Carateridge• who was ee -1 euepakil by Lord &nays, the Ara of Weseester, sad a ellabrablest party of tedium sad geatbara. What the rag we flatelesd, the apple's, was mewed, the stespeay *tag. The “Narloreal Mime was the gives, we; kir wog by Clam Nor& sod art PAIIVOL — Afts; this dreortislits of loyalty sod pristir, Mrs Weir's wag, tbr istarrol, sr torrel, by &Wm sol es in al the risetlas Mims/ L the Woodhouse. miketion which ham& dr Der Aitae• his Soil Slew= did Signer MAW th• bo wie t• domed a madden id the swot ditty froit /kw Dian* "Agnew 16 . 111•11•," . whisk by•th•-byesweit. - rxergedid by • • tradriss" 4 S wr7 'And drioder kr dr bow& ef web it dr andlture ea" sr "yr• Is their lutist'. The Int pest asekoded tit• • *Whits eascerto by Mr. W. O. Criss, a toast satiat. TM pea irk is it nos that it inn too bag. The mood pert of she easeurt opssei with do boots sous trout des. sod Oda" aO, oiler lass the therm" is which Mr. Themes Is the eimelet el "the warm Polyphone: pond firth Ids gist lave straw. It wits very carnet perksersce. This Sallewsi a balled of sapped is Is ewes by es Ants Wald " whose steps were waylekl," sad who Woo harried to Bagdad sod sold for a slam" 8o ats leB. her admiring Ustmeare. Times is little in the IMllie to suit* admiration, sad Kim Manes coda—a deep contadni—ii not s piemins ann. Madame Ntialila sad Sim■ Forais van reptaroady applendeit la the duet by Itoedni, and Wm Visaing proved bars& a miry dowse sad woo plaid doer la the hominid sestina, "Ail, fors' i lei," ma was nonmed. TM murtatt Item Enistetta was nine► anisysl„ and tlas mane was brought to a dome in /1111113111 able dims. The venmelde cathedral premded an dwarf and plait speetecle Mk messing, the seleademe bob" law then cm my previous dey. TM wegler melon= mersiehly and the ladies eenesmendy ere droned eat In their heft. The view hem the meters winery d the isistrier of the save et mom, with the ma Wise through the windows, end throwing a °hemmed light over the fair forms end my dresses of the Ineale portion of the audience, was quite charming. His Rem] Highness the Dalte of Cambridge occupied a seat le the centre of the save. TM Duke was up mrly, end visited the celebrated china works of Chambwisis and Co. (now Zen and Co-), and wee shown over the celebrated es tablishment for the manufacture ct Worcester china by Mr. LIM He szpreased hisamelf highly gratified with what be saw, and ordered some specimen, of Wommeter porcelain hum ; the establiehment. On leaving the wake his Royal Highnsm who wee amastrided by the Rm. Canon Weed end his lady, was heartily cheered by the workmen of the me tebissiment. _ _ _ Ms programme of this asersiag wee mated. Part I. wa isted of blsedsimoluf • Hors di Praise, aad mikados. from Costa' • Eli. The second part cassias, at a askedos ass limdsf a brims is Ifypt. Mar mossisents of lb. - . bemliblidedinelleraVo the "Letraproms" were small othithsi, end the chorale thr the triad hmtruseents 111111peralimthely remarkable fir Its lisauty. Clara Morello's mlle, *nth* thou the Laid," ......t beautiful, and the sag to wilt she nag s the upper B let ems truly woo dealt. be *Who lest between her s.d Mrs. Weis, "I vied With, Led," ens. ailmeed with amnia% fisting NW mew etre by Mademe Neve*e, ad with gnat Oa betsspidt by We. Wes,. The theme w.. baaatitally elm Bea' dedematitm of the sir, "The sor sa= al death," and the reekatirat, " We celled through the dethases," was is. of the least things ever acoompliaked ; sad the utteremee by Idedease Noodle of the sheet solo, " The sight IN deporting," to mow teen as delitions. The pethelpil Males la the selestlem ken Eli were the remiss pram et /seal, "This eight I lilt my bet to Thou" the imartett, "We hism you In the saw el the Lord," by Male.. Novelle, Mies Dolby, Mr. Most... With, end Beer Yeemme, ittlowing which the omen am phoa, cams I. with raw, tact, and Sims Basra.' &elm den of "we" agate* the lareelites. The selection from Waal in ifypt use the geese es that used at the lest Sir eiaghea NAITO. Nos RAMS took the tenor solo. ; Was Dell, the contralto, "Their Wed brongttt forth hogs," mid "Thou shalt befog amnia ;" Mr. Weise, the solo, "Then Wet blow ;" and the Ms given to Clare Novella, "Meg,, to the Led." In which the weaderatel power and tosimfry it hag gplintit voles tally ogee forth. The doable draw west atria greadirur aaverwarpeass& sad the "llMlalsas" wr sepested by desire. HUOIC CONDOM—On Temday UM s lend lirvia stare 17 the rher M. ear the Quaid ha a t e aim. Mr. Lary via le la at meta d lbare. Dart sal Oco.. had but i gelm am • lea a da ms, tag wee rarearty eta, la hersahlas oda at kle Yard emajeoped it as arum al alb tarp tab. mss. thr . er= t iarlita a r i t e rsee ar Imemodb meirdtios it ads eet ahuiessla Ira gawk* es It b tbe read lateens is tibia be Ye= • dial B Miming gulag the kit Wrienhalk.— Fr alreark LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 28, 1857, MS MIDDLESEX ELECTION. The election of a representative for the county of Middlesex, in the roan of Lad Robert Grosvenor, will take place at Westford, on the morning of Thursday neat. At pretest the only eaodidab in the field is Mr. George Byng, the member for Tavistock. Mr. Byng last night issued the following address To the Electors of the county of Ilidcuesa.. thenen—A telegraphic memo menonneing the Mil*. 1111111 t of Lord Robert Grosvenor reached me in fler meaty, and hie mused um to return to Eogland with all postdble expedition ' and et once to declare myself a ceadida fur the h igh honour of representing that per std important condensacy, with which my muse sod dory he,. bra mosided fw upwards of a century. 41 er hewer seta Fa harder claims for your owl ow Au paean rd votes which I ham mtaatthsl Geri ems during the five years I have a he palloreat. During that period I have sup plied fir rareral of the Jewish Disabilities, the MIMI rain of Church Hair the adoption of the lobar •i a, de orralea of my drawling follow or. jegbe is re arearges of eat mirereley racers, sad all arreses Naas to per& mid ream In its beet sod high er reap the great Owl* it civil and religious liberty. Themes limits of en Aims would be exceeded were I to apses et any length my views upon the all important gulden of Perlisamevery Reform. I em moat snakes thee fir frachr druid ba ad bare* ex tended eimaasserately era la (pair at the peon* Mei well.digeolnd Whom Sof* ila ailed the remend of existing imemage sr segarealsere mutely ileare my wood Mir hoed I 1 art Pror as, losoboi of am boos at viabliFl T a bals . 2llgrap• SUM I Milk ln. loglo dMs by lop looonor, =big, dots at . ormilia mobil _di of t alms of NNW= meat earth re rasa *We aw owl gdol at lir re err et dram alma imparial la the sey of rem- Mrl elmil, pa ra r im lyers paloment, moat foillege or wry ad mbeje~! ore r may be area aerials stifaisu to parr e tegy proberse dear rode ef bisoll, mad to to rt arra spa from aad aeon britu a rZ, saal liew •0111.10 our, r glib jealous or the I malialmi% "Wa mei Pnikwol ' Wirt ireseibelaro to the bras of burr. "If. MB 11111 w more sod* Or I the mighty reopea amide, Irish mod dint so du rho Is rimer to= ors the wises agorae ireeser the ear err y, and it tie which I orb is commiued to my ear I rill dowel ars vas mei Wats its faithful sad era- Brads= In refer= I leave the Moe of eaceplatioa at re jection. I base the rare to be, pareate. your ebrest sor "litiltrorma Pak, Ilimset, August 27, 11:tlik°.r r. 3"14. r The sorra rinlailles for progautin Mr. Dm'. election sit el the Abbe Hotel, Cockspur-sernet, end omelet of the Morlig gendomen : -71;111MallaLarot..Cotetl HWY TITZZOT. Y. P. Vtt• maims". JANIIM NONTOON PUY. MR. c 11•11.11.1 MI'XPON. KA.. MP. at POUPOMY. lin. JUILI C silltY, En. Er* Orommor. M.P. Briertithil. ILP• 232A RE WI C . TN KIM; lir MM. Illot., Kr. Ma Arline I amiss eltiral la Wlo4, N.P. Iforme lirlsor.jaki_6"= .4. =.=rll.• EE.V,...W.6. 111 "Vr. . vw.r. sag, Ourworlrrot. lbriloop ffllealm", it IL Marre..mpora i r j etro lin rrt • Sioars•P Jaj . I' zl brlrrerl ippr rftpdsition. sha • a ii: Tbuer. . Ppm Ulirldm6 =larkirr7 Yr Ilkta ,.. set bor. Or Mi. . Alrramier . Mr. AY SINOK ermaires‘ iAbloom Win I. . Mirror lawns" eselmnrimers. je j o. aMorr e. g . s,4 l... Magare ibi a d . mid. Y. 124 . 1.C. i. ligebra. 24..22/Sares.ilisprismi. aYrMr R-mh r...n. • = inie. =pw. on dr" 0 01. ILE MIZZA 2.4.. PrMIL NY at UM= eq. lig , IMISMOIL iillive %Amer. lairiery. IL • arromer. IL . illtritrik il. 2 1Z&trirser pa....emili An.. II Imam Preirt. a Mom& Orme OWL N.P. 6 Is Pr=, u lf i dryarirsoL " R S ir ba t ll. . t. i.& ll 6 *4. T. larielleirsilim IMO= Mrttralimisra Parkorban. E w =141 . 013, r.s.a. i tr E t til m i. =Lift Mgt: 'Er' NESTING OF MIDDLESEX MAGISTRATES. Yesterday a meeting of the megistracy of Middle sex wee held at the Sessions House Clorkenwell- green ,to take leto ormaideratlon bunco relating to the county ; Kr. PoweoLL in the chair. Upon recommendations entailed in the report of the 0011MIIHMS for amounts and general purposes, coroners' fen in retain cams were dieallowed, and others were postponed Ice farther conideration. Mr. Remo mu relied the attention of the court to tome In rename to these matters at the Yorlahlre setesin imm tle result of which he said would be, if they were upheld, that this omit would have to Mop the coroners' fees in many mare instances than now. He therefor aped that the coroners fur the county would attend at the October see sines, when the question maid be en end upon and hilly diamond. The CHAIRMAN said it was an unplemant duty cast upon the committee to invemigate then accounts, and they reluc tantly performed it. The coronet's office ens en important one, and be thought the best antra would be to ink the committee to report to the mart as to the desirability of the coroners being paid by adequate interim instead of fear, and if they were of opinion that each a Menge was neoemsry, the eosin could take steps Unearth furthering it in the Milt mien at parliament. The ABSIATANI-JUDON said the COMMON wee bound to act in many caw In which the reogiernee would refine the fees, ash errtalaly a change In the law, which was now very an& Vupon so impedes' a esener. was required. Cltaireem's entypealke wee alerted. Otitis/at seemed le the Metropolitan Market Act of tMe tsar and mid it wee necessary Mat the magistrates sank Mierwme that the power at grestng imghter•house Nana wee teanlereel to the heal pay • great eitreeerp, NA that the Sot el Sepseeker wee the keit day gl=keetra. A the empty Me ler 00,000/, for the pur r:me ot wee eatealek aid it was resolved AM the am of pp , ruled for Caney-Welt Asylum, be Mail es required by ammo seronittee. It appeared from the merle ef the visiting justices of the three prisons, that there were be Coldbath-tielde 1,227, pawners; Tothlll-6clds, 910; and the Home of Detention, ' 267 total, 2,691. The sanitary condition of each entablislt meet was reported, considering, the prevalent heat ea sans ' factory, although there had - been an outbreak of Melanie ' diarrhoea at Tot/till-60de, attacking 160 notes end 60 halide pets uses without fatal result. A repot wee brought up by Mr. Antrobue, end after ' wee theaamion a notice was levees for en additional vote of 10,00 W., mining a total of 60,0004. Caleb siterancas were made in the standing order. of ' the COWL • • -• llppaoaa the IMAM of the Asalsteat-Judge, seconded by the Chahtar ef the Ftranos Conitultiee, so addition of ML per = t wee made to the solarise (1001.)he l.) of Mr. Bowyer, t awl Mr. Itutsbelow, the usher of the semions, whose services were siskwieed. The amender was stopped la his remarks, sad the reeolution wee pawed unanimously. An answer woe ordered to • letter team the directors of the poor of St. Margaret sad fit. John, Westminster, re • ousting Worms ion se to cereals item ia the accounts, sad the nowt adjourned. nu FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE ORZ4T NORTHERN RAILWAY. The *weed twist ea body et Mr. George Ow, the bonswiller wad - paillther thread, , who was hid at the Osirribalith Odin Ono Mabee lialhoq w Ttharifikau: a s ellierillir et no wore m dea th tints la Mt ea bee, wee 1 bold }Waft et So teetimhas the irrtr"=" l gar ins armor el W el ate ridgeMe Miran to le ea the wane at the der at the orairth Ye wee am fathoming earamenwel this eadamat of the eagictrerier that he reoral the Naha brasteateetty ea aseeverieg the he ha romat . pisthete, ori that the Mar did an reran leadenly Itir • runt. He cord mot swear per whether the Mier elided or are beim W trail cam back ; hi. baps that be aid; hs limner ithistin prevforly to de Ink ressei—at dear itureetime. Sevetalothar -wilds; bet, as se tits renew scortaa, shah stranaladid anearely elms as the new pin. It woo Mtn Wt tho eareeterr ince at tin Mika was wry delleion.sail Mal the pros where the smart emend toes am eel dt¢ISL Them Perserm spinet es mos et ce dry at thimbles' sass the wawa eseetsed, stated that he wee the egy post es dry at the tint,sadi he het to roam We thins. Then won sr MOW at the enter, bat elf bar am allatto y ndlbw the mid meither—econni big r lestreadea. - The. fire wee dot, tad he ad to lee 'dram the ads bed etegoeL Moir the ad s had CO- Cillrnd the relframainr aid tor Ma net tbsy watt: have two the re 1141 Seth otsVenia tee. wets two Beam stet the dada sk it laths an whisk tine don was en op to hairnet I▪ t. awe dee duty et the garde Our India to opts the ditto of animpas fer polemples rallibt. It wee, brarevor, slied la wear. Or ths dare of tits carriages nos an genrsily Wad by Alters of the annoy, sad On II woe the Fenn etponise getting out at that Wain to apes tier *swims. Os ths evident brag merindad, Ibecernar (Mc Wolin) proceeded to give • creftil sum =Lir ( . lit. be Raid, woe certainly most . TM la the earth cm sore ef the • berrever, sine be onward par in de cremelers that at tie she of Oak enerenes the paths el OWNS bed so Ma et Irk ever beim uuYlralaspeahr are. It wen hirwerer, stir earn his Wad ken tbs warm that ben proved =Mann to la a criminal rpm nog individual The jury. how itiferelii, I dry thorn. pawn appall that resin torteatett they shoe aa to dal earmaedeasa, sad the ex cesdrely mere ad Merino garides as the part of Tinvir = is if bib". they sre by at tbd it is ens for them to do sr - -- • • • The imam et lie jeep, Om tees deliberation had takes picot oil they inn{ omit of ...Malmo& death; but tiey add sot eumedkeielent weekdag the inefficiency of the est at in tyniefiti iv conducting the poiseser teals, se as iota emlielea mod kw of life. The meow meowed Me mite ceennolloce in the ver dict MUBDIR OF 4 WJFE BY HER HUSBANI On Sunday last at /Regal:midge a poor stomas, Denied Elias Hart was reorderd while in bed by her bee. head, Edward Hurt. They both Need la • dall head Bell-lires sot fey tram Go weddimus. The de* who yes 44 years of age, had he watheet the We bed for wend days from a 'sure *Nark of dlose. Se we reooeeriag, though so weak es to be aselds to rise. Barg I. indigent eireameeno" end her hugged absent tai of Ids time trod had the Mini*, °Sow, Mr. Bread hod owed • same amid =ea Hell. to dad ads laff owl wfashister the selleim wag the perish dodos Had who I • laser.w is honed work , left bode as thedredd lea, ad sears 10 o'clock ea the I rd be.ail f idi t tie Se ass the statewhat tho wane kbeerrbelts.y awes Lase= with" net mar hew Om with die wee, sad Ale bads woe In Gad Tide do so ow beside at the Hid hM ble lilw Is agar. be had god to bed dos stareb. Abiatarr ia a the am the none slid to wed im by cao Mary Harris fw of /Meg didard Y medielee. They up idio t se M bed nos they ear hr wade BY tells he tha sow tight with MS awl is Bes e t, sot at hr. Hell badediddy out. "7 00 sin poor with" Be mead is shed\ he wee askep, ess Ida their wedwea la thew biewelf away how hie owl him The des d the wawa mod the alb thdt • 'pod wood west oda Gs died di of. of thy period mod, Rime ~ad d ease wed to the police alba lathe MI lei fee bead P. C. dela holds. to Ow egad, di m tpkg up side found Go pod drew dim clod. Ste wee liW ea MS Me of the lei. We Gee was Meek es Gait tho hod bees oaf liatod. Mr wee Waft bed the aid red • Mtge Wad wee sodas Hakim' deatth P. O. Oho dig out Is end' Ww brims. ims him uGo tows. So Illt NM took bin Ids esdedg ea Go of saw- Imlay hit with. He NOY Gee be wee deeds( hid sod new welling eked Whoa has* this Go dallea lbt re I woe weed to bits is dr pear et Feuds. , le wd which the pithead dad within sliestl b e ige say wile— &NM asi be We sad shook heads we was" H. we YE Gait of We Ids Oa Meath, amesig he add to pollorwadobie CMw " Whet se•l Imo he I" The eine awßei, "Too boor per with le tiod." 17_pos width the " )TM =din or the id I was Is ="rit the tied" edwal open le love Ira sib. Judd is peg add* Dad Sthsetwed hid tar geted, wits beets dohs* tome, sad thelthr eswo tide hod so lid/lath with a wawa of ha eiareeler. Ile lei been Wars d WO Mewed= tint when its with did be weld tadp hey. dice be he been bad up be ho wit be bee had odgeet to fits. The prided who is • Vey MillibOar, we about the err ewe tee bee wit , middle dead wad kis oppariato list of a tern lebevaw Ver. wetertidi Otheatele. Tits Comtism Irlatm.--litxszara.—Th• Ant Ilekeed Was fur dr own wee shot lest .wk at We ton, atadMa .i. treue the Leafs lad sad war the Lam Rads tea " lobed" ea Beads . leatiag a oar 1.0104.1, 1101,0liee+Procied THE LATE SEWER ACCIDENT AND LOSS OP THREE LIVES Al WHITECHAPEL , COaomilie INWAST. Yesterday afternoon, at three o'clock, Mr. Wm. Baker, the coroner for the einem diehrion of Middlesez re named the adjoureed inquest at the London HoWtai *ening the deaths of John Fitzpatrick, aged 22, Nlirilliam Bingham, aged 26, and George Franks, aged 32, who lost their lives in a sewer on Tuesday morniag last under cir cometanoesot a most painful character. Mr. Alfred Turner, the clerk to the Whitechapel Board of Works, Mr. Frisker, the district surveyor, and other mien title gentlemen, were present to watch the proceedings, when excited the utmoirt interest in the eastern portion of t he me tropolis. The first witness called was Edward Alfred Stacey, of No. 4, East Mount-terrace, Whitechapel-road, assistant surveyor to the Hoard of Works fur the Whitechapel district, who 5 that the three deceased mesons were mea nders. were in the employ of Mr. Thomas Enna, the ' end CM' tractor, of Bardinge-street, Stepney. They were engaged in excavating and destroying an old sewer far the of connectisg the public and private drains and gull= the deep sewer in the middle of the Whitechapel-read. The men bad been employed about live weeks on the same work. The old sewer was on the north aide of the main road, and the deposit bed been removed from a portion of the old sewer which had been filled up. At the point where the men were st work It was sword neereary to nom more deposit and being rep a lids Meer wee* , assest the drains with the goon sewer In lieu of theold one. A tunnel had been formed by the side of the gul on Monday afternoon, and lour feet of piping had been Lid down when the men left their work on Monday evening. At six o'clock on Tueedey morning Fitzpatrick entered the tunnel to pro• reed with the work. At eight o'clock he bad completed ten feet more, when be placed a piece of board in front of the pipe. Ile C/11110 back at half-past eight and had to remove the brand he had left at the end of the pipe, and while he was doing so a rush of foul sir came out of the pipe from the main sewer, which caused him to fall to the bottom of the Moth, which was twelve feet deep. By the Carcase--Then were openings at venom prate to let off the find air. There was one Friction of the old newer cut away and the brick run up, and the oonnexion had boen made into the shoot from the gully which had been made .01, previously. The inlet had fallen down and st the traffic of the sewer, and a few bricks had been removed to make the drain act when the deposit was die • turbid sod reedend noxious by generation of gases, which veers diacharge4 where the men were working. A Jung—When did the men last go down into the main sewer I' Witness—Os Monday sight to make good the connexion pipe. Freaks was the last man who went down on that otouloa. Oa Tuesday morning Franks and Bingham were etimilleg ea the top of the hole and raw Fitzpatrick fall from Nee ids et the noxious vapour. They went down to assist Moe, whoa they both immediate) ] fell from the effects of the Ina 'Mel Mr. Fitzpatrick and Bingham died immediately as apt, and Franks expired shortly afterwards. The ass Ineepser went to mint the others but became effected erne a raft of timber. Another man named Hives sftsdsaasfdsd end was rendered insensible, although he had aillguld. The latter two were still alive in the r fileffs Meath they were inarnaible when taken out of By is Osemer—Holes had been made from the old sewer ate tin odd sewer for the purpose of carrying off the foal drew sithey. The deposit had been accumulating fur many pars, sod several drain. ware still running into the old sewer. The new sewer bed been connected about fourteen yews. Every precaution was followed out in the trans mits of the works for the safety of the men. A light bilis( lowered to the bottom of the examine would burn. The Jury—The tide in the Thames bad no effect upon the sewer, although they were connected with the river. Berch—You have stated that then is a ounitaion Ida the river Thames. Do you think the men wage in any way slimed by the fuel air imuleg from the locality men amid r Winters—No, ale I believe that the accident arose from the cause I have arrigned, and that three is no remedy at present to peed Enka_ the evil. Jelled%WiNYssßualgette, thewerbeerto tbeMetropoliten Board of Worts, was next celled, and said that the present amen wee being mead out by tholocal beard, the , Taw set of perinsemt which referred prelim's'''. to main ' esteem Wilms he received notice that works weft to be ! emetracted in the &Mot main sewer. On Tuesday bet witness nulled the seems of the accident four hears after the eceideat. Comer—Can yea suggest any remedy ? Witness—lt is a very wide question, sod I have consulted Dr. Lullaby, the reeding Moir of the City of London Cake, with a view of divining means to prevent such acci dents. Them tea plea of detecting the eve noxious gems, and Dr. Lethehylies thesalliset etpresent underhie emseider mina. The nun will he tarns in a few days. Tba seem coo &Gabe bed !ohm the seems= precaution, and had been used to the yolk 1w yam. There am be no &Debt as to the mere of the secidied. The sewage should be discharged at eight thin end bodies water pared through the new sower, read the rasa Amid apneas& the openings with pest ovation. The Corner mid the information was very valuable, and might Pe•Wilt mordents in Ware. By Dlr. Toiner—The mem adapted by the distriet board seemed to be The Coroner end that the inhabitants had no doubt sof heed been deficient drainage, sod the present means were being reacerted to tor the better eissadwg of the district. By the Faeroes—lf them had been a trap_at the month of the sewer the warn night probnly ban taken Plwv Mr. Samuel hemp Buret, the redden medical oiler of the London linepltal, said the Mena wee hinki to the institution ab o ut 9 o'clort en Tensaw, mensfaff. They unit here gamey been bemired of Ws, °vim_ to the pinion effluvia song Mr the airdinne I.a wen awarbed at the speAsi N t the sewer, more especially from the rod phuretted which t Gente sefecleat to cause death im The gan had given forth a mephitic V•pour to the Inetsbe pen of the hospital. There were no melts et lint every appearance d peenne dying frees peinampas. The question was one of • sadlary ettander arras sheald be opened at this seem d the par Min this hot weethw. Measures might have ben MOM ft bars prevailed the deans at the Wen pram by better andlation of the old elm. They hada send machine in min the MOO for disinherit none and other places, which me deal would have bees Ihiruseful in the present mnt a Henry Robinern nicker. 9, Ampton-street, Gray'e tria-road, surveyor to the Whitechapel District Hosed et Werke, stated that he had superintended the works in con sequence of complaints hem the inhabitants of the roadside in the Whitechepel district. Witness bad found the beer meets of many buildings decayed, and the destruction of the old sewer was decided upon. The work proceeded sans fedora, until the accident occurred , on Tuesday morning last. The jury, at the close of the evidence of the last witness, proceeded with Mr. Burch, the eminent surgeon, to witness the proems of a new appiratue, et present in use in various pate of the beep:ital. The machine is of a simple character, mad has been adopted with great success in various parte of the institution. The coroner and jury expressod thenewlves satisfied with the machine, and they were unanimously of opinion that it could be brought beneficially into ace In purifying the foul air emitted from sewers and other places for the protection of human life. Mr. Burch added that the inmates of the hospital bad sub fared born the effluvia emitted from the opening of the sewer, and the workmen could not be too awful in approaching the excavations end new openings in old sewers. The jury concurred, when The Coroner summed up the evidence in • clear and dis tinct manner, after which The jury returned the following verdict:—" That the de r:mud penman died from the nonioua and mephitic vapours emitted from a sewer in the Whitechapel-road while exca vating for an improved desinape." The inquiry having lasted several hours then terminated. US FRAUD UPON THE ODD FELLOWS.—James Charles Cos, the late Frond muter of the Manchester Unity Order dOdd Fellows, who is now in Southampton Gaol as a daiwriltse with to the funds of the order, will te arreanna, ss seen ea lie term of imprimement mime, on • at embers** the Odd Fellows' funds; and, if cow the punishment will be transportation. It is now sesertninal that Cox has misappropriated nearly 8001. of the . fonis ell the eider, • liege porn of which belonged to the acrd farad set mat for the relief of Odd Fellows' widows mad Whet le much regretted is the anempt of the elder= of to. eider to screen Co. from punishment. Had k not tea fir the omega and determination of the lost alleeta may deltas see had-weeliag men, one at the needs Oat was ova dahrontsil with poor men's sev weld Mee Public confidence i• the See* et Ing==elieken in the ork Rey 411 to. Ihrminlior Unity, three& the malpractices of Om, era dm Weary with which they Umbers viewed by alms den eidelesinalam of the ender, tad great maabere age enessail Mimeo the order la itensertmeme. Con eon, emenrimeemalmate get Mama a somber et the Team Oen& sed • gnardlem of the por e sled engeleiel pease unbemeW ocatiameee waii felt in _err ow Steps will be taken to lapel Ib MieLlerbia Town ConadL Tim ramps or Lux Asevamter..—Yeateirday Or utirroo r k ot tis= tt Liko AMAITIEWA 143 1 70 re Alia * al the Auden Mr. .lisishiy. t gossOmilitat pram imeedledi peed. fI mid 214 tee p f r e =et the etegeh=reeffit, *a di. Amer M. per Om% Pot ' at tom SU. MoViCag ROYAL SURREY GARDENS. We are requested to state that Mr. W. Beale hes had so ease dos with these °eases ethos the Ant alsoliag of shosisaidens Is April Wt, whoa he withdrew from the Company. Th. grand &slag festive' which asia mmeed on Monday last, and will he centimed throughout the malls week, was malettaken by Mr. Beale at the eameet mart of K. Junks, who laid Woes him a state mad that the Dimetere hal eseldesly moused their between Its rime the Guam Meant paybsor the orchestra, the members al WU& would, be add, be "seat drift,' mime be (Mr. Beale) mate formed to midst them. Mr. Bale camented, mbumesd the amessety tusk, and by indictees management will &sheer bring the meets seems to a meltable teminadon. Monday, Tuesday, sad Wednesday sera will be devoted to the bosses of,f . Jolter, whose severe lases owing to the wisdiag-ap of the Compaq certainly entitle him to the empathy and support of the public, far whom satoseasest be has Warmed for many nsontM met without say remmeretion. The attessiess aired he IV hernial will ccesprise esiiwalose from the worke of Mosett, Meserdesohn, and Beethoven, a special "night" befog divoted M leek of those meet serapmers ; wheat Mies Attlee* Goddard will perform every 'maim a read com arta on the pianoforte. The programme colltaiaa elm the Imams of Grid, Albosl, and Gamer, (all of whom Mr. Bade we. the fret to introduce at these gerdeas,) and the entertaimamts will on the whole be suet as to tan- mead ea etteadeats ealbehtat °mammas M. lathat to tone ammo for the kee he ROYAL ORTHOP.MDIC RMITITAL, °IRMA enursr. The half-yearly general reathtg ce the Mends aid eoppoetere of the thews tvelledha MY held yeeteehey he .4 the beeed- roar of the an No. 316, Oelbrd- Noel; ; QUALLS Hamm, Eq., Pm the report met T mama lhat es the ll* library bet, the el lapeteneerriang within the male me Kai Oa maw aludild ea le the Nth yeeL 46, atithidt 27 bell Mt dieimpil me& la re. treed, re a sow swim i I a dr node. The enema amber dla WI tieittederle esseleal l• 4 tee me paid me 11111, mei& sloe is Mem et IN ever the we ldor helf.per, M efaftl Ma the Wel am l ber et pears M taw ood oboe the et the hespha A tisk et ire - ~/ell m. theW tat rafter le r lbe belleedes limo me rwa_sir kartutt l t l • the amber et warm ma groat Mem& 2 .1 1=1 1 emmee et Yrs me Um etely atimeatea, sad what A is emel=t ill = =et lather vile to In ellisliway died reepebs lark re wide et Ihe ter the whoa ire emb apeea let the hob t erthe matted hi me mei Greb belprammek lei Meettilleat be mink la INA the Emma W e a t her aeLkeel see., , t i Or eemitre wad te_ Pa la ..... ha meaereal mime teM hew Ul =leis letemel, et, the in. ...ibeni.4-I"Ngswooaltttl= 2778 WEATIIER AND TDB DROPS. Seort.stm.—Harvest of *rations, where ripeness is fully attained, have made rapid progress during the past week, the weather being exceedingly favourable. Over the oesst side district' of Banffshire, and in the lower grits of Morayshire, there is scarcely a farm upon which some has not teen cut ; generally ell the harvest heads have been called in, net • few farmers commencing with full rtrength on Monday while In many came considerable advenceetent has been made in cutting, some in Morayshire booing en immense number of stocks with a good deal *tailed. The crepe are not nearly so heavy in the lower districts of Bang time as last year, but in Morayshire they are expeeted to bulk above the average of masons. The potato die.ee hue again made it. appearance within the putt week in 'Aaron' parts of the county of Banff, Moray, and Aberdeen. awl hag, stnse it became observable, made rapid progress.—Sogemars. YORlBlltßz.—The weather in this neighbourhood (Selby) continues extremely fine. Harvest operaticua prom*. very rapidly, and the grain generally is in alpha oundition. But while the cereal crops are all that could be desired, we regret to say that the potatoes, whith a short time ago proteired so well, have suffered most furiously from the late h.vy nits, es well as from the epidemic. Three are scores of acres in this neighbourhood that have been under water, many of which will scarcely pay for gathering.—Lade Neretrry. WORCIISTERSRISE.—Since our hat the weather hen been of a most propitious character for heaved operetta., and in a short time the whole of the grain crops will have been Cir. The new wheat, mart. bee ea. to imarket, has g Id generally In good condition, though some of the farmers last Settuday produced samples of spurted white wheat, and one or two of spurted red. Some of the new cheat was as hard and se dry . old wheat, and was mistaken by the dealers as such. The beat during the last few days hr been exceesive. The thermometer fell on Saturday and Sun day, and elm on Monday till the evening, but a change then took place, and it has since been steadily rising. On Satur day and Monday nights distant lightning wee eleerved in the west sbont ten o'clock. but no rein bee fiJlen in this dis trict, though we have had heavy dews. The potatoes ore seld to have suffered greatly from diemee :nee the lest and particularly in the neighbourhoods of Evesham, , end Kidderminster. thIAZI.—Tbe barred in this district has here gathered in, on the whole, in excellent condition. The barley only has been Mimed by the recent storm,. but that net to en ex tent to be seeker. The straw Is discoloured. but the grain is net "growy," ea might be supposed. The elm. crap Is one of the heaviest known for year* pest. 'This has been har vested, on the whole, in excellent condition. Plenty arras everywhere to exhibit itself, sufficient to make up the ded dewy of last year. Thrashing machines are now buy in every direction, end thenew wheat is being brought into mar kat unquietly r possible by the agriculturists of the neigh bourhood. Altogether the food prospects look remarkably well, if we take this district ea an illustration; and that *bandana is general—not only in England. but throughout the world—seems to be pretty freely acknowledged; and there lea good prospect therefore of the markets renaming at a moderate figure.-- West Beware Gazette. THE ROYAL ALBERT BRIDGE ACROSS IRE TAMAR. The preparations for the launching of the monster tube, at Sahush, in connexion with the Cornwall Railway, are now in so forward a state that it has been dented posi tively to float tt into ponitite on Tuesday next. Mr. Brunel, who has been here daily since Mon day last, along with Captain Claxton, R.'S., intend. to float the first tubs for the Crania side. The preparatory operations will be going on from about noon. The tube will be lifted anon after two o'clock, and when lifted, the movement will commence, and the operations; from the time of landing in situ, will occupy from two to three hours. The pontoons will draw about eight fret six lichee of water, one foot of immersion beyond their natural draft, being equal to 260 tons, or thereabouts Them will be fell 600 men =ploys& The Loris of the Admiralty have muted the use of gun-brig. and Lampe to be moored aa pivots for heav ing with Maar eepetane. There will be seven datfttent stations with men end superintendents—gentlemen of Mr. Brunel's staff. Her Majesty's ship Ajax will finish a gang of useful kende to man boats, and it is said the Adulate' Superin tendent has offered men from the Royal •Williana„ More than two miles of large hawsers will be employed. Mr. Broad will direct everything on board the pontoons by signals and lege. Captain Clarton , who had charge of the Roaring of the Mod and Conway bridges will euperintend :everything dad. This event is one that will excite the greatest tote rest, and It will, probably, he witnessed by many thousands of presone.—Plyommth Journal. ROBBERY OF EUGG.ETS AT WOLVERHAMPTON. At Wolverhampton police-court, Reuben Cole and Samuel Mason were charged with having tubbed James Cole, of the Lye Waste, near Stiourblidge, of 1,000 gold nugget., a watch, and 201. in money. The primmer Cols is a brother of the prosecutor, and Mason is Jamas nephew. Mr. Battiest appeared for the prisoners. The hots elicited were that the prosecutor and his with had, some twenty year ago, been pent to Australia at the charge ef the Como ' Mated Fund, sad that the Prisoner Reuben Cele bed visited New South Wale. under similar circumstances. Two earsego the prosecutor, after realising some money at " the digging" in Australia, returned to his native place, Lye Was; seer Stourbridge ; bet the previous Friday he and his wits set, out for Liverpool, with a Mew to revisit the RI Donato, spending the night at Wolverhampton. The prim= accompanied them to VI olverhampton, and alter taking farewell glasses together to rich en eateat se • • to get very decidedly intoxicated, these lauer returnaLto2c. Waste, and soon after Mrs. Cole, who had kept the which the prisoners were charged with steeling, mid ;ilia herself indulged in the glass very freely, missed • basket which bad contained the nuggets, watch, and money. fee saint Brookes and the prosecutor followed the primmer', sad found th em at the Lye Waste, in the house odd Memos the younger prisoner, in which they also dir.coveged the b asket which had routained the property said to be Maim, together with some broom, and a handkerchief, which the prossoutor sad hie wife identified as having been in the boast with the money, and nuggets, and snitch. The prosecutor said he did not with to press the charge, and both he sad his wits appeared to give their evidence with Meath°, ; but the, magistrates did not feelfustilled in dismlssirye the case. For the defame winsome were called, who disputed the identity of the basket and handkerchief sworn to by the prosecutor ad his wife. The prisoner, were committed to the seedous for trial.— Wercesterthire Chrottirle. THE WOODBURY HILL REFORMATORY. Lord Ward is at the entire expense of this school. excel the government grant. The first report of the school has ust been issued by the Rev. Mr. Melville, who gays:— " 3 boys have been admitted in the course of the year, all under the 17th and 18th Victoria. Of these Worcestershire supplied 15, Birmingham 10, Herefordshire 5, Gloucester shire 2, fihror 1. Nottinghamehhe I. Northamptonshire 1, and two ot originally of Birmingham, were received from Hardwick° eformatury, in exchange for • Worcester boy sent there. The ages of these were-10 years, 1; 11 years, 2; 12 pore 3; 13 years, 13; 14 years, 7 • 15 yews. 6.16 years, 4 ; over 16 years, 1-3 7. Thar h ad been Never before convicted (but some nevertheless of known criminality), 18; once, 9; twice/ 4; trice. 3; four time, 2 ; eight times 1-37. Their educational state woe ..--Ignorant of alphabet, 6 ; able to read small words, 7; able to read 2nd Irish Book and rite a little, 13 ; able to read 3rd Irish Book, write fairly, and with sane arithmetic, 11-37. Their parental state was—Both deed or having deserted their children. or mentally teed, 7; essi ditto, ditto, 11; both living, 19. Ot , 2 are rcions, 8 doubtful. Of the 19, 3 are vicious, 1 doubtful. Of these 37, 4 have been removed to other reformatories, viz., 2 who had Amended and were recovered, to the Akhber School Frigate Ito St. Bernard's and Ito Hardericke• 2 (1 of whom had absconded and been recovered) have hrn decharged as unfit for reformatory treatment; 1 is now at Parkhurst, having absconded in August list, and committed other depredatione; and 3 having absconded, and not yet re advised, have for the present been rat sight of. This 1011 , 11111 27 of these admitted In the first year (3 have since been admitted), still in the house, of whom 1 has rim away twice and been recovered, 3 have ran awayonoe sad been recovered, and 4 are waiting their discharger cured." • . ESTATE EXCELINGB BAPORT. Auorta 27.—8 y Mr. T. Tito ut the Mart.—FteehoM how, shop, rod boomer preoliati,No. 131. &. Juha-straat, • 81= let at 30/. per saatua— sold for MI. hams tad shop, No. 132, St. John-street, Smith- Id& let at M. par asamm—sold for 283/. My Mews. TOPLIS, SON, SIN, HARDING at the Meet.— . Loseshold detached reatdence, 5, Warrrichilace Peckham rye, is 441 years (lees 10 days), from idetimmer last. =rest isoc ostl Macrame, 101. 13a, let at NIL per armor o Two lemhold realbencos, Noe. 1 Rod 2, Wellington-plat* . I Allatsremil, Camberwell, lona 17i years from Id almartamt last, irsumil rest,htmermos, 141., let at 621 pc asams—mil for 1511. 1111 wears. 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