The Express. — London, England, 1851-02-22 00:00:00

PA•sesys-111 folne4l4. r 14111177 has Cartaailaegie Toms- of awanser, relomr, 10, from 114Jela's etimus °awe -at Talassui, Petisisy If, true Lavin (.AI-at Uworpal. Febnory 21, tree. 1141114i11 2a 1124241144-at hinsaft, marry 111, iltramow -al Mak Istinuty 11, tram Nom W.unre5i..4611•4112g4. Merry 11. 1.10m111411 Ilarn-st Gravamil„ Morry 21, Ina- Javan lase-at Vs4svor 7 14. Jams-la tee Dowle. 1440/my 141 Ism . - Joan U. MAns-st emeammil. Fekrain U. 114m:-.114 Mea l Jews -at 14Aros7 Yea Wow ▪ -at Gismo*, Mew, ft, —. . Tufa Anew mot C.sum-.& anlll 774472147 KA74-411 St. Mayes rtbriway 17 Ina- Neweratis Lwow at Gsseesq2, Merry bum Vollerl4 111011Lal -dr Febroty time —.l4ciroMl4 Marren stat.as•—at Gr.ew.r4 xob.ll, fit 18..... Sow Tack Nows.sitm-at 11.1, rehmary 22, from - St. Itiliser4 Mums Teti-at Qmorsioiro, I , c2nar7 IS, ten. OPINTOMI •et (1111TORIA Feb/nary 11, from Ore Oa ova-ors Uraweibe., Febrway 11, Ina .... X 44711144 PIM CUM no If *L -at Graever.ed, Fehruvry 21, from. lleasbne rebeesa-et Terivay, F-bruery 19, less . ..... .... Moderis • C.-st Liveried. 2 21, from. OPer7 ll FORTIAND -14 U out redeem, 111. 12ma allm2 PAWN,' -se Peel, Febreeey fR iem enoderlanl Namur, -ob st. Mores Merry 17, from Sunderland ILUISSI-at Caansend, Tebro.sry ft, hen- . -.Aamoterdam ▪we • -.t Grt.t.Pact, Febresey fl, frigis. Dottrel 1.• MLA-.t Hell, 1 , -4...ay" kola 11.=1.4.46 -al 492.t.t Y• 1444,7 14, teem:: Pars OMIT -st New., Febreery 111, Sim .... --Luke Ilawari -at plirmary 21. from 8,41,1.4'u-et Lift rpm% Waylay 21, from Cletiners -at 1.-mMeel, FibruegSl, Gam Two 51., -at Hull, February hale. Weal. ex-at beateett., Moran i 5, from Suaderlaad SAILED. AIIIIIM tV Lona -'T m POTNOMiIk. Vandal' r. to.. ?i,W Teak Ao o -lobo ..,.....,,,,, r. eon yo. to. Charente 41.1.1 MANIA Mall mil , il k Yobruary 12. to Con Atirro4 1 A 4.411111 1.1.1.11 1.r...-J. V•rlialy 21. to Garrnoo y 1 Ilao.ou•ri !1.,1a Graorgeoll. It'ett. :I. es r , . Bu, • - from Stue.do, Welaniary 19, to &aro 13114.1140.1/.. burn LJortycol, Moan) 011. to Forbad., Ca. ca, - hors f.aoroeub, P . 11, to CoostoaUsopO [Mow 1., ,o -h In rOosoeerod. o 21. to, Janata Marinas -Croon utnordot, Ternary Ito, to driblet , ' Y... - from trueon.oubs. WA. 12. to .- Latin Ta 0..... -bus liorrp.mot, Pansy 21...1' - -New Tort • Vora •00. as- from 0115.11181164. February 31. to Valparaiso ' Inman-ham Grooms{ Vabroaro 11, 01 Cleat Jur. rro J. U. JAIITIO - had lilPloC . F 4 oraftrovllz wi to........ ..... ....bolos Kum C. mots —hes 21. to. batie PAMIR -ham torkektiti. 2 to, 10.....-.........1br0d11e• Sorts -from Hull. Moon 24 -......---....... Grstolasd Owilo -from INA. M. 11, to .-Unealaad Torus-tram Gravesend. tebroney II -. 1.7 "-- . ... Noonan Moro -hum Pormarotio, Moray 1 , i 5........ lVa..-has Onnorml. Earoory II to ......t ......Load..., Turareou-4s °swami& Pobrosoy 11. i 5...... -.... ...811. a Tows-bee Oismood. Petemry 11, to . ...... Dominica VESSELS SPOKEN WITH Las sad leMs. beet Utmost ke WNW Wisse Feb. 11, lat. WO 71. Iw 11.1 e W, lWis Marls (dap), aim WwWwelis, Weed Oat, Feb 1, lat. 0.45 /1.. lee. 7.W W. Dittmar (leteee), todwerdbeteel, Feb. R. lat. UK, to 11W. limas regram (tweet), .41 emigrants, Dim W, Ist. 11.44 IL, tom - 1J.711 Ering,ll,4 (RIO), 1, Ist 5/.IS 1M.111L32 W. Yl ,we el Yarrow, Lepthurh, hem limehisk !Lehner; Feb. 3, • isto the notle. Grant vole, from Orem& far rant Aro. Dee. 5, :at. 35.32 &, ioe. km. a. 43 W. llama/slam Maw. tram sft 0110 Oar Liverpool, 10 days ant, Jan. 2J, Sat. 741. km. 7940. vary maids Juba ememaams. Mart* ma An at Tramps *homes). Lliebsme: bath ham - Osenory Mr IL lhalimst's, fob. 14. lat. 47 10 N., lon. 000 W. Jeku lova teaboraer), Mr IIL Osseo. Feb. IS, lat. 44, low 14. Jowev vweell llwevw). of Korb shiebts, V. kis:. 4o N., Ina 12 W. Liverpool. Irmo IA ,sol for Now Yirk, Feb. 111,1.0,.49 N 29 W. 1.0919 wale, booed eoatG low 17,15 t. 5 N., Ina. II W. 1.47 Newton (erbosser), Pao lbeirlouodlood for Oporto, law If, lat. 41 34, 100. 11 W. Moises rim), from Liverpool for liva, Feb. 11, lat. 44.18 If., is 14 45 Liverpool, Feb. 7, lot. 4S, ha. II W. IsIRTIIS, MAItRIACIES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ATNFLT.Y.—Ike *l, at Mahallestiwur-h.lls, Mr.. IT. r. Apasky, _ el a stn. COLLIW4.—TaIt 11, Wrat.ead, Itemt.elral, tte .1 de of MS Rev. It. C. W. Coafts, et ClAlt.a la Inc% I ucke. Ili a tot. COITWI. —Po ►. 1., at Dolton-grn t, tte .ri'a of Dr. Cot. IM. wr •IMO. IitADEL-14•b. 19, al brompton, LA ferniest Itldteee de I . 7retel, et a cLoopiter. LIMN. —Erb. 17, at Upper 11 , rke'ey-street, Por3a.in-square, the wife se U. 11.1. e,., a a von. Mk U, at Weltorerew.Thamee, the wife of C. Mott, lig., a =Ts.— Feb. le, et Itrtehtne, the ore of C. 11. Idle, Esq., of a eon. WAKE. —Pels. I. the mite el T. Ware, !eq., of Z'pper fare, Itmelteeptuad, of a sew. MAURIAO ES. ittllllY-TATLOR.-PeR. IS, at St. Rioheel* Chttiter.oquaro, Luke, ererd to or the Irmo Mr. J. Robby, of (koleo, L :ce.toroblre, to Rama. y ottageof daughter of the late It. Taylor, of Comdan.toon. 017.10111LL-PLUNKt.T.-Pbb. IS, at Pt. Peter's, INDIAN by the lhal. sad Walt etre. the Lard %shop re Tue., Mir J. J. G* 1 •1.1, of Itelvedete lloar, Dalgt, to Katharine Yreacem, record eau hter of the Ilan. J. Mahal, of Upper Idiwillhat-etreet, ()RAVI - JILIN° - Peh.lll, at Malady% ma Maga. Herta J. a. trrai keg , bralt Light lataatry, to ►mon Scooter, &vette; of 1, Curling, JAI-. of Clary Rules, and Grainforf.. Herta. Jolt SA- TY At - VG\ In t at ft. Clerireateell, M the ( pe Ain•lio. M.A., Itollaril roadworks 1..h0n. Lot.. ekket au., ltielood Johns, Pay.. of trettutoo, Cornwall, to Main*, on:y &tight. rof Tyaelte, keg., of Manumit, tri the ma.* *minty. PlEltar. - CRoWIIER.- Feb. It, at R. Mary'., Chrli.esham, by the lb e .1. 11. Crowder. C. 11. hone, Veit ..if the lhatt.et stud, Lpyga apt late of the lath Rost, to Mira Prams,. rttlet.t .1 , 000 , of the :we Col. remoter, , formerly of the ;lb IL , TO: etibOINTS. TATI -RAVRYOU'ROVT.- Yeb, 111. at St. Pour., Kinghtehrillse, M. P. Taylor, of !past. 0. to Looms *arab, youaort daughter of tLt .oto A.S. Ratenoefult, Eara, DEATHS. CRO MGET.— Teb.lll,at Cannintrary-vldga. b'inigcm, Mr, R. CM/. AT. man, years attach , to the Krariltan Legation. 30, at I , mittam, J. time, IJl♦., Commander R.N., aged 1 Feb. 13, at ➢eyries-pock. Mr. T. Guy, • .- -.d 8 , . . . _. awe, [UWE., —Fab. 19, at DuktwUritt, Maarboderw , „ode, Mr. Ilakrto, aged U. 1100040 N.-701. It. at Itsadalamil. Mona Hunter, Wm nz. 'toms sow at Mr. IL llodads, Illoaddred.build. or, arid 93. 1 SAILSTADT.—Tato. It Vredorisk Wad , third an of the lift 0. r. I liardiit, log., al thol•eneral Poot-otWoo, London. add 83. 1.11111 . 9.911.-91 1 0. 1 4 at Bata. L.d7 Lomat,. do of sir 0. Impost,' Ilan . dad 3 .- LETerwrISIL-90 1 .. 18, at Cmibriewmarrart, dm Ldrowd, widow G. 11. larooder, Noe.. Yu at Wtutedolaor, Cookham, Borba. owed 74. TEA.—AIIRIVAL of tbo IFORFAHSHIRE.— Isood hot jut motive/ free doh hotted brought, Woo estoldr. the &dome slop of the mow mate • 611110611. We wish to Arose the mould raise of bolas sod holet.heepeoe to the moved oseetleme of the above auto, width toe ore s, at her dillthip ma tor peon pee pond Al.. rows toil dmos,seed wows et to td. to 4. dm. Mrr eottehoes. et 14.. W. to Se. SO. P. LestoVe.hsll. SIDNEY. WELLs. and NIAPIDUELL. Tosollbo noidsot so soy out of the bloos1111(411 be supplied at the shove prig mod the or earetally poised to leo& The Colemof esseevelaht of toe mob on tbrolo enstalsl= l l7.. sod Ohne tem/ ea holtehmlo Si atom el taeombly Ile. 0. Ledgote-tult. MAST, amid ILASDUBLL. PATENT GALVANIZED IRON. abieta, *la or 'untainted; twat water Ma pm Mae; Caawuhht or eat ; wee, d all du- ; Oomph% Meek dolma, . Andy to TUPPV.It AND CARL Ottawa of Craaftell'a Pstrata. mad PSIONSIMMI W Till GALVANIZED IRON COMPANY. WNW : Ming•Sli. u S iao ldiare. ttread.alsaet aad lm% turvaittetate. 104110 N ornm 14, N.Nots4&ruolt. X.r.— Ewer Awael of Yam wet plaweieed. and elteels ans. poir Li.w NneisOria. ha eitrewher u.he rUr mile. EILADIEL—ROVILANDV LALYDOR, for . Ai as* ssogiszkk—lt i assleguisbai it W sztftwity yesldyki sod essiblue sails ea ess slus. lAA* by lt• aqua se kb mos NY Woks .wary wink. it sari loystittis 0111 M Ile seeks* sags Amy Imarsy W kdkomills. sad taus willtersalky dkulpstos sil *Wm* pinyistt krides. dk. emasstaffe. awl siart soma* Irisma sank* blessa tt kw% ft kr rate, tad ths sedialss srl &limy tilikb It Whim dm Ps Yak ma am* airs It irikyombk t, estry watt Gem- Wm" Oat absslks ell led It it* ad **Woe sod leadersera No a.. old meet * ask am" sal Ossri. Berard of srarioas Itslyiss kr al* The was& " lbs • Arnim • sr* as a. =lst OD maim mai* " karbal sad 0~ en eke skgrakd Is gossremilt Mot= se ask WSW Me is.lll. mai S. 01.-1161* i km. sot by titmost old Postenses. rCOLA eall MOH? 11114-74,0101TLE- A 2m • am aucu.virw e r i r, a pier sT o rigs. mom 61. — Viir Elt ai llagen will r i an i atapp=l. OM. Ler wireblor el Ns. are. awl mi. Lot. Mc 714 lift COOK sel 4 11 =1111111 UMW SUM MOAN isd CHM PIIOTECTOR, wbeiemt• *5 Ma tim begerA4L I Moll et SAVORY mai moss, dririws le Mr MOA N 141. Row DeriAt ; at Bit wows Mr 171. 10111 Min. ; Ow, 4, t hempaii= MM pnadial Wises. &a, hi the filaikaa. "Fr AM UAls ' INDIGESTION, Cased • • reveraim4 de•gb. at ibrousib. W AYiy, the tadeeertbable Y hat re dime vie le alb • deem QM I war un.bie to mow *dorm erviebes_ihke__ _bon estbvly mimed by DC uAttars elesilest lIIAL=AMORI3O FOOD—Kerte io::‘ Wollll4'o. Ulm MeV Dise I Mir tutioralias et MN from the liteht Bea. lewd Mod de Dols, tie Tama& areadoreve Aleuts/a atm% of avas; Wdee•Oiereat near Illoceab ; SM. Seq.. beeflebetabalter lUltee 0101 1/4lirlrittse, .t CA?* d jamdivist sad 111,118 other wee el Insee, aireme. eat elemids com pany* goat, etemetlim. add Ca. 1114 tits with NU teetnidose. Irelillug at b. rd.; Mb., 40. 6d. Mx, at Ile.; 110,1111116$ Ar Mese ivialay. 'Ms.; Stb., at nu The lOW eoll eistasie ref. •InuNt. 4 free al eorrishe oo eseeto w i rier sew, WM MIMS sad C0.,127, Now 10011. AMOS. WHOM the Right Row. As Lord BISHOP of LONDON :—" Mr. isnal W elketeely curet wee earns on CRT bet tease:lloes" say pele.—C. J. lastice. Jose yrota =Wt U. Leg ebbe= Maine* :—.• Mr. Bedell has en.. three corns fr Mi 110 woo mu aezterity.—A Fltr clareace." CORM!, Dethres, and Delbethe To Nail EXTRACTRD re CURED la ewe minute, weave cutting or p..n, by Mr. REM, DALE. af. ResenCeerearans, Author al an Le-cy coadenning the neeetece entree sorra, ibe. *to other rereence bat the atom L—Tareetran vim" ustameee mey be ed. lo bleiched los. from 1 c..en 11/4 pone al MieMbe A k UXI LI kRT EXHIBITION of the WORKS of ' INDIT.TRY of ALL NATION., 1011. - EXIIIBITORS, nACTORARS, INVENTORS, awl Ohm, ate informed that owing to the annesansemeat of • eowsidervihke want of spare to the Cryan, , Palace, Hydospork, PREVISIOI gemseninitly situated In the tonne- I diste neighbormhand are being APPPIIPItIATY.II for the purpose of aerie* miatanne In this great as ionst undulating by affording apace to those manutacturers and other. who bare not been able to 'Main It from the executive tommitter. Nearly 1,000 ethibiters will And aconnineffation In this miniature Crystal Pane, and the soneosem offered over tbrwe granted by the parent establi•lnnent will be, that the I thiliitora will have an naps r tuniry, not only of showing, but also of tr. acing for the ale of their production; and it is Intended to keep open tb.o cone ahead until the rod of the year, to faiilinie 'hese object,. TO establishment will also offer tent immense advantage, that croxforlabis and convenient accornmodation *or sleeping and boarding winks larded to exhibitor* on the premiam. The orreeeement, for roams will be el the meet convenient and eatkahMory kind, which the etteesto and park-Ake nature of the ponds (moan% of .t are • will allow. Cawood Ppikee win be adopted in this miniature Crystal ranee for SOlexhihitots, basins counter accommodation of 3 feet frontage by 5 Mot 14 Oath, with 9 feet wail or beagle, s-ace each, and allowing a clear passage of I het wide foe Mottoes through int the whole exiiiiiitton. nom and partublen of the pramilone are It mesa at the Mee of Neoire.GlttEN and Citilie )1, 4, erendoar,vt.rr, to wh a an early application far the aimmeet depose geode be addressed. REGISTRATION of COMMODAOS of tho , 6 T BXHIBITION of ..A. IBMr the introunge of the following renCefaeu: Lord Dudley Caul* Mu .7t. M.P. Jame* Kentish, E-q., M.P. •or Benjamin Hal., ,Art., MP. Mak. imolonithel. HI M.P. no Jonhua Waincore, M I'. F , mut* Mountt. EN.. .. P. The Night Ham Tames blither hiilion ob.holefi.-1.1, Bp.. M.P. Mena, M.P. Million Williams, RN., M.P. Richard Onbiee, Min., M.P., one John h Mom., £eq, M.P. of her blithebtya i entheionbseri Jew* Wytil. Eon . M.P. , ur *Abducting the Exhilb ti m. The Her. J:inwit ?Merman. Lorrente Herm. th, h.q., M.P. Thanes Siockling, Eon. Jueoph Hume, lii.. M.P. The Ker. Thomas Spence?, M.A. HOUSES fu► the AC roams° CLASSES DURING tbe . - In eonrequesee of her M !Jolty% commissioner@ finding tocmselven unable to cony out Moe anticipated splon of levet. anon of luxes'!, whtelt heroes would be heoummod.tud. with lodging board. &e., It was proposed IS lidiespliA that object by meses of a committee of eentleasen of Whims/ie. uaos which several of the above.namert WPM her, of parliament and others kindly Crivented to serve. Various idf- Acuities, however. being exactors:ea in this method of yr...ling, Jon CitaIALL, the propti-tor of the WI/SKIS° MAN'S FRIEND —a publication which penetrates Into aiming every tact gy and work shop in the kingdom, and is, Ii sites, eateneivel i read by el dwell of the community —illeterralhol heretically to conduct the undertaking, in order that as object al dmirobie t.. the person who are &hie to pro vide secommodition, as well as to inteeding viedors, should he fully carried out. the plan he proposes to adopt, in VareUil of this design, • been bald before the above-monist menthe's of parliami nt and other gentlemen, who have all 'peril Lin their names a+ pianos, m oreer t t tr.tay this, cordial apartival of the whew!, 11011 their en tre cehfidroce so the hboreliti and edimeacy with which it will be earned oar To collect the necessary data for the formation of the AHTItiAle I.OlJt ItVAiIATEK, Uwe Mildred Thousand looioo will he nomediately blood to ea many bolt-ekeepers, In the route of novae; coaducted by an etteient body et arms. All perions who And they tan m be ouch doehe.tic arralegenientt a will robin theft to provide accommodation for one Or more steamier*, wfll be re. quested to AU those forma hp, and deliver them to the Itegisinition. "dice. The partieu! ire upon wbub informatioa will be require !see— the number of heals avatiatie, esti whether any of them are adapted for snarled couples, or oherai-e fur double occupation, the coreec. Weems M., la. Every Pimple, previous to Its bring p laced oh the Regieter, will be eight' by • dotrtet Inspietoe. In the General itch/ha:y based upon t!ere data. a toiqorrn thrift of .• .rgte will be enfotad —via, for single bed per night, :ncluilug boot -cicadae. Is. .Id.; double bed, including behd.clinning, Yea; breakfast, cohabiting of Its or oldie and bread and butter. etl if wth meat. Is. Arrangements with reference to other mei& will be ft to the iiiscretion art the parties them...elves. There will likewise be an arrangement by which wags may register Lodgings or Apastateets on their own terms. As the itagiatreLon-ottlce will be In constant communication with Ikr oeabs and .ieercaries of Annan clubs, end others contact plotting • vedt to town, the advantairev,:amongst others, will Wow to meow donne lodgiogs to di pow el : The coat and trouble or ialvenning iodginp, and of looking out for lodgers, will be wholly avoided. 2. Every bouve will probably receive a con.tant eneortekra of M oan,. Indeed of bead •UOICtillXll crowded and vorneume• empty es would mamma 11, be the case without mow iamb plan to regulate the influx .4 visitors and moore Melt equal diatributiom Iloneekeepen aealldotr thrmse.ves of U3lB system of Registration meet undertake to observe the folowlne con imac•l 1. le provide elean and comfortable accommodation at a rate not curetting It id per sight kw a Insole bed Concluding bootederingh sod 3• Fielded be a Amble bed. L To perelle maim bread Wt. of goad quality. rennirtlag °flea or call" iffiLl breed notibutter, at echoes not oreedong hd. aw seek rata, aria eneb with seat included. Not to let the registered Ladino, independent a( the RegiOrtioa OSie without worm/ timely notice to the other, so ao to owed the Istimitilaty of disappointment to other person.. All pante, beteg pcolsied filth aerentoodation through the tnotrw meetrity of the ugh°, et!! be charged. a earl fee (thug amount of whir will be ngralcd by tee oull ty involved, and announced*. roe rtt can be dilenwhaerl upon before online up, towards meeting the largo • worm hot wilt be 'incurred (robably st may be Cel..a ad.), tree the mirt of wht. h a card will beat once forwarded. stating the otreet ad leimber et the bow" in which the accommodation provided i• 'twinkled the dlreetne in mirth the weather mum pursed to. err* It Inn the Tuners, make; and, wmultaneously with the trembleden ei MIMI sager will be sent to the lodging-boon to rept* bit thesseeplasa elate gust. to this way trouble, Lankly, eteley esd dbleppielmese trill be Bedded on both sides. Tae usuebese ieseeeedee et pewrieetel clot ore Informod that. the Ale will an ea Oak beleltw wrote whob wiol hereto te pebilehel, are isierreer, re fee se peeetleable, to metre lotigulgs far tap 01111111.11 pots to theism dbirlel. be bit mew Wen newt be gerp* and a !bumped ee.7elope aliarss Tleeiloboure the sirens' of Faye. the Went* Itaa's Mont eishlide "fuel the mum. I hie ef hao v.s& The eituiseist etas Warthog heste'arria I harteue, helms a lupe uto man k auseiory essoubue• tip to prom ot has We ders before the are el us lAteste.a, est the. to --Mt hen tugboats Natal , . all subroutine that Is wished to appear -on he bremoded rat tater that teat day to the oak*. Penessi boa sar be sod' a the RuntintAnox OF !WE, S. ieeiß Clew, Ca harlomenneu. amid. J. w. GREEN. Hoy. leattery. JOHN R . I.L.NNAN, AsUngSsartary. aI:TYING. ARCHITECTURE, ENGINEER- 1 INO. Nsawartag sad Valuing at Lusk , Doil i rissis, tha tra=bassatles„ Iltr-, TAUGHT ii asset twig of pastiest ti w. to, Mews. HYDE, MTH, sad LEWIS, st•llesilims, istiateA, tosmyses, ha, of merits prastiss, a. wb , o wpispielsi pulsate kw suryssses„ assltittets, n Tanis Sty *era old: 111•0380, at pines ; as est slit u rsesss til peek* MS JOIN& AttifilaW day at swim. MAI art INIVer paidis ow be toilumsliisi ts sgpsinsuis, Par promplatem. Sias tpt st As 0111= 4 2 .4 GelltstOsIsset, Mosiiii•eqaue. lasibma.— In sir • eybi. seddrsiamo. inloserfas, ibe “ 1 -3lmpellse at wig WRITING, BOOK-KEEPING, dre.—Porams ot my age, however had their Writing. may, in Light Lemon, !Uplift timmatiently so elegant M s gouts" style a P es ads: eod tither to prufneienal pursuits or private eorreepondesce. Arithmetic on a method requiring only anathird the time usually re titorith. Back-krerose as pnetlgd to tho government, basking, sod merchants' okapi; shm ke. Yoe terms, he-. WI to Mr. SMART, at the inatitorion, 3, Piccadilly (between the Haymarket and Melfrot'a-rtrenv: remand from New-street. Covent-garden. ° A prietieal, scienufe, sad really phikerpitie methad.°—Colonial goyim. . ' Ulm Mr. Smut pemosaMip ban bum Mond to • idimia.'"— Palytecham Journal. A i c.aly sad elegant stye of pramstablp."—Port Mewing. Ca.cuLited to track miracle. la pomemehip." —Era. " ♦ correct sad Mamma motaad of iemrsetion."—Migsaias at ?diem I " • wit laxprommeet apes may former system"— Loadoe Joe:rag Otemema. 1 _ ,--- .. „03 4 / Y ' - --7-41-= - ' 7. 7 IOW" _ THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, 1851. HAMILTON PLACE, NEW ROAD, LONDON. Amid Si. am of Master Sutton, le be And, Gratis, of .11 the Ilygeiern Agents. TO NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN OP INFILIENCE. THE JUNIOR TATTERSALL'S ASSOCIA TION and COMP ANT.—Prorielonally regotereil pursuant to the set 7 81$ Victoria, cap. 110. eapital—CBoo.of o . to 20,00 a Marra Promiectorwe of this important cowpony will be ready In a few days. Letters, and all preliminary matters, to be addreared in D. Oelehuret,lDq.. at the temporary offices, 20, hang William-stmt, Charimmerca, Lanka HOUSE and ES PA l'E AGENCY.—Lists of Hogan ani Apatimeato Pent free by pct on application to Mr. OR BERNARDI', house sail estate agent, anal ateetioneer, 20, Jeluseitraet, Adriphl. PARIS and LONDON.—The GREAT EXPO-1 1. FITION.-11ENRY BENNETT, Agent to the firlfieb Emboiwy, P.,rie, Custom. rind Vonien Agent, 10, Mark-law, FORMAktIM and ' OCEANS BAGGAGE, PARCELS, and MEIICII4:II4 , E, execute*, solontimlows, mercantile and prirdte„ and offer, GRATIS to foreuslers information conneetie: with the HENRY HENNEII' ha. eatablistimi the . TOREIGNER's PI It- VEY and REGISTRY," for pros iaionlng 300.000 "Meekly hoer p Tiritore " duel , r each week, Rem Mar to September; and f r rev.- terirg large and 'Nov iou- empty and furnialied Mame& centrally *Baste, for their secamanal:d in, liberal tiT OS Tr which can be made; and with tiiiittaCtoWt for Leda, furniture, and puic, , yaneo; engagement+ , made cob gunk, of known character, who reri der. No etnree *latter, r for registry and circular ; mei in a, conmaion wlth any London house. N I COLL'S REGISTERED PALETOT.- garriont esrratiliites Is Its ehatraeleristks U,. gestirsl erilerter and asst. rate priers oboe red throughout News. NICOLL'S e.Libiobisent, s here tor Eri NINO or MONNING W FAIL has its allotted lipase. UNIFONII4—ast , I, M nitary, ►nd IHjk•matiq Prt*ent. In lino. departnatat, the almond aroact of Mr prime for coat; also Clerictl, wry hArs rewinds maim, and are rdse. d on the INARIV footing with the abuse. WV'S ClAtill I los is a ;ear department. wherein prwradon is aioo made for the thapty of much Cliiiiree anu eroatway. TIIE fYES fa itt.1411 , 11,N I corn...l , We with aim above, and at 72, a I ItN HILL, the entmree to 1b.,. Stopping Department head ia NIUILL'o TOGA eln be used ether as a elnelt foe the *boulders o , a wrapper fur the aorta; tt is reales, red e end 7 Viet., calk, lih • and aan be had in Lush. mitt, of 11. J. nod O. NICOLL, MENCII %NT I.'l.o7lltEittf. I'ALETOr I'ATLY rEES, and IL\ NUVACITHEiI , of CLoTII. REGENT-STARE' (from 114 to 120 inolttelve), and 22. ' COILNIIILL. CAUTION.—Many hive aommed the use of the word "Pa`etet," hut Hear•. Nicoll are the awl.: patentee• ut the (tempo and Innterue (In winter or sumera r eubstanceej employed In the manufacture of thin Inespenalre and sentleman.y eoetume. ICI ON FAILLE I RANCAIrt. 1:11E.H. tIi•RICIIT NAN DEUTSCIL QUI AI PAILLA ITALIAN°. AQUI lIAIP.AXE fII. ESPANOL. I HE GRAND EXPOSITION' of DRESS for 1891.—TMFandfishment of SAMUEL, BROTHERS, VER. C NT-TAILORS, Vlt KN, and m MLLES-IIk:WEIN, 92. LLIDOATE-lIILL, one door trom tbe tad Batter, busload been known and tamed throughout the great Me ropolis anaKingdornou the only Kase is which the b. •t article% the most unpataltelrd varieties, and the mot assiduous attention, comtrined with style awl ecooow , could be wand. The show rooms aftort tr e roost 1,12141:41.1.1ild db. play Inevery variety al Saxony, West sr En.pland CO. 12.. DOM... %nosy% lierserys, Boe. WAIN Casatiaeres, Loglodt elan Silks, hums, Vetveis, RE, ever wheeled in one e-tatli-biome. NOVEL Aall FAX/SOIIICA L IN hiTIIOD OF BELECTLNG YOVR CLOTHING. SAMUEL, BILOTHLII-P int/dual system K Kluging separately . Ass material and making, a b.,. b Ors given such unqualified still. coon, will be coatimmi as btilliOr, Material. Making and Cora 1-Ws. Per yard Cmum Tronminp. pl. to Coat lr super Cloth 12s. d. E t 1 0 'ca.2:2 1 0 Vest I Do. Cassinserc 50. 6d. 0 4 61 6s. 6d. 010 7 4 P4r of Trousers Al Do. dn. h. Gd. old I 6.1.. 00. ul9 ; COMPLETE, E 3 lle. 34d. bt the Ready.mode Ilecartment everything Hutt enui•iii, taste, Mill, and the knowledge of the Ar-t suarkals can commind, will be found. Supsrlma CLAu Loss Costa hum 10 6 to 30 0 Sammy do. do . ... Frock Ooar, ... ;ZiKZ . Pasty Doe or Tivord Trowels riSMOil Kyle, (01107 or black Bert ad Youths' Anita " 14 0 le 0 " 1 to 17 0 " C 4:o Ih•A 60: Cap. Ozatitaa or Sninnes• ti.st. swear *UN goy nolo. —........—... ............... ..... 10 • . In 0 PC•.oting Vie • nit of Mounds, •t lye mi•den' Bake. £2 h. Suit of Limy, ti IC. Salon? Llama cloth pal;in Os, aerVes, lined wit II milk, 245. Llas coat can be worn either us a frock or over coat. . TverT itetr MO/2W for %Met Orrr.Cortr, ke-; Not Coat., tram 12..; trial Priem Wrappers, V.. • rov•by Coth Plartoto, 21r.: Drab B$: Driving Coot ; 4211. ; the Itoa4ll. Coat, WHICH CAN WORS EITHBR OHMS. THZ GitrATEXT NUCCLIT EVER YRODLCED, Lodes' iridind Habits, Court Demos, Naval add Military Uniforms, Liveries, to., 40 per cent. lower than usually diary d for the vame qukit s, tables of prices, plate of forbims, golds to elf-measure , meat, sad mbedule for the batman ion of thole requiring Naval, Military, or EssigrsnLe °mew are mut to all pert, of the kingdom tree. EL, BROTHEM 4 , 09, Ludgate-bill. BRITISH COLLEGE OF HEALTH, IN CONSEQUENCE OP THE EXTRAORDINARY CURE OY MASTER HENRY SUTTON, EFFECTED SOLELY EY THE USE OF ' MORISON'S UNIVERSAL MEDICINE,' OP THE BRMSII COLLEGE OP HEALTH, LONDON. . . _ • ___.,_ - ----er - • -----*-- ---- z_-..-- - • . . . • __ __ - ..• - . - :I'7: - --:_=. __ ------=--- -.--- --------- , ,- ----=era.. _ _ . • -_-_ ....„ _.-- • • ______----_, -.. ,_ - _,___, -_-__- . . _. • , . _ - 7_l - - - C. -- ' - ' ll -= --s • _ .7. - _ - _ • • - .: • ~,--, %.7 ~...1 -- .._.:'.=:-= --,=, - ._4-L - - -''',---:--- . i.-F . • •.- ' • • _____-_-_-....••.• ,-_.- ~ - _ . . ,: 0 - -- --- f.7.:- ••%, - -- .: - =- -- r-..- -= - -- _ , , --- - ' -,-,-- • - • .... ---______,._,.-_-•,-__,.. .4: - _-= -- - • . ../ g r * . . .., • kF - -,-----=--...___ _ ._ — _:;,,;;_. - z_, ,, ,,._,_.: . ‘j - - ----. -g : I :-.. i ' 4 0 •_, . .. r- 4- . _ • 1 . 0 • . , `lt ' .... 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".... ..,- .. -1..., ^ ...... •. „...I_, ~.......,.... . 1. ....... • ....p 4 ...-4 si tig i g k .gr - ,... •,••••••..... .. ... 00 . -,. .... -: ."-....:,!, :` :-.1 1 --4 . 1.,••••••iv.- . ..,, .. 7,...-4,i. •-..4 . ...., -. __-,....... u.: :3ntst, Cullegn of Ilealth, London. Prom the Ongtnal, at tr.e 1 ossemon of Vortrait of a oroe PRESENTED BY SIR RICHARD SUTTON, BART: TO THE HYREIAN AGENT FOR THE COUNTIES OF DERBY, LINCOLN, AND LEICESTER, so , A CLARK'S LAMPS GIVE THE LIGHT. CIARICS PATENT LAMPS are made to if.. setialsetian They in the mat simple, the must emoomital. and the brat of Lt kips. They be.. ml or candle., and are made for every am. Eney Nos an bare be seen, Won the entrants% night tight to the bellibast seek whir ls the 'rennet lied in the world. Everyone , should pot shots Llerk's lamp, end bay none ether. Ali who good p will In stem to tall at the eeablphretrat of the tan Lleit• Cempasy. 447, &mod. Plante write down the Writer. the COlll. pry Ws this awake to prevent lamp being sold whteh are lammed wpm the rehab or Clart's Patent Lamps, he. aus. THE BANK of ENGLAND BRAUN° WAR, Maimfeetared rely by MDR sad CO., PIMETATRIRT, LONDON, w.,,,, 0 k 0t 0 to the Oameusset, to the b.,4 Was it to Ws to make. unequalled for tits intliancy of ii. coked, of body, , and n pranas al went. To prevent imposition. am * t o a d, Aso stale " Donk of &viand War, Hyde. Loaders." Drs & WAR." as supplied to her Moyle?' cola** pommies pearlier properties. an 4 it•ds the only security far to re from hot eliosatea "7 1 1 111r5 MANIFOLD LE ITER WRITER" Nord in her Ma. resly'r Colonial-officr) portab.e, and eked..; le. ed., spurned'. Manufactory, dl, Pleet-strsee, London; and mid by all canatry stationers. EI ENI/ERS, STOVES, and FIRE - IRONS.— Buyers of the above are requested, before Sully deciding, to 1 WILLIAM B. DURTOIi'S SHOW-ROOMS, 39, OXFORD ST REF. e (corner of Nermumnsurset), and M. I, NEViMAN.STREET, They are the largest In the world, and contain ouch as sweet meat of FENDERS, trBOYES, RANGER VIRE.IKONS, and GERI:- IUL IRONMONGERY m cannot be approached elsewhere, either for variety, novelty, hood, of draien, or exquisiteness of work manship, while the prices are on that low male fur which his lets iiiishment has been eb aelebrated for more than a quarter of a century. %right atoms, with bruited ornament, and two eete of bus, £ll 14e. to X• 10e; ditto with ormolu ornament. and two nets of bare, £5 NW tol:1112e ; bronsed Solent complete, with standards from 75. to £3; steel fenders from SI I3s. b. .1:6; ditto. with rich ormolu orna ments, (p int fl 130. to E 7 75.; fire-irons from is 9d. the net to £1 IR. 3.lvester and all other patent stoves with radiating hearth place. CU'fLEIIY, WARRANTEI).—The most varied aismrtment of TABLE CUTLERY In the world, all warranted, in on SALE at WILLIAM S. BURTON'S, at prices that are minutes mtive only Memos of the largeness of the toles. 31-Inch tvoryshanilled 'able knives, with high shoulder*, 104 per down; dessert., to match, ' - se.; If to balance, Is per dozen extra; carvers 3s. net. per pair ; larger sixes en mast pervasion, to Up. per dosen; If extra Inc, with silver I ~rules, from ins; white tone table knives, Co per doom; demetto, Is.; canins, is. per pelt; black horn table knives, Ne. del. per dozen; l, teens, M.; carvers 2s. fal. ; black uncidsbmdled table knees and • f irks, 61. per corm; table steels, front In. each. The largest flock of plated &alert knives and forks, in cases and other wire, and of the new plated tisk comers, In existence. Aim a large aarnrunent of RAZORS, PENKNIVES, SCISSORS, Am., of the bent totally. Detailed entalismee, with. engravings ()revery Inatinongery article, sent (per pant) free. WILLIAM R. BURTON'S stock of GENERAL FURNISHING IltoNAloNG KRY is Id/min,' the largest In the world, and es no lan ; gusto' on be einpinyel to give a correct Meant its variety and extent, I o.n-towers are invited to call and inspect it. The money returned Mr every article not approved of. —3ll, OMR MO-STREET (comer of Newman-street), sad No. I, NEWMAN.BTREET, Loodon.—Edo. ',Bohol In Weilsomet. 11211. LOYAL AItCAI)E.NEW OXFORD STREET.- Thie beautiful building, with its crystal roof, uncalled to Emitand (not tempting the (trod Exhitstion), io NOW OPEN FOR Itt'SINESS, where nhy re found the ornamental production of all nations, eompridne oulit) and elezance, wherewith to furnish the tunette an 1 embehish the drawing.rnom, dining-roam, or 16 Mary, adorn the cottage, and render the boudoir en emporium of lc , was of art and ingtnulty. To La petite, the ankles of amusement are meet role t and endlem : and the eta* of china and else, (of the newest patients), to 'omelette tun appearance of the dinner or breakmet table. is mare warmth e. Heady for publication on the Stet of March. AT, ATIONAL ILLUSTRA'T'ED LIBRARY, IN MONTHLY VOLUMES; E.beh to contain Three Hundred and Twenty Pageo, and Silty Enuarogo. PRICE lIALF.A.CRO% N.—SE tUTIFULLY BUUND. .1 __ . ..__ , •••' ZlE ''''il y ' ClE 14 . i 1 ' I) '' ...70 a eirr. -- -4. 1/.67:"-tom . ...:441.r... 4 3.1 L ASS SIIADI:S GREAT EXHIBITION. JAMES HETLEY St Oa, 4, torpeettu4 to inform Exhitaton that they are pre pared to firaiit intimates im or BLOWNw sad Wag of *my daetriptice of OW CASES or SHAMA ca receipt of particulate. Mimed to 35. Bohoequate, Landau. • `..• •'-'• 1 .1. li/ I , ."eir,k , . . •••4 i *- ' -'..1 t j bJ 7"' S•s VI la • 447 S P 111)111 `.7 40m . l ' I Of/ ' I i ,; 4. "-' 4l • ' 1 (_ ~... .....-,- -, ( --..._,....6. , ......._. , ,,k -..., Eiti:lAl3 TROIA kiaMoll7 - Cpl:VIVIll si o's NVIIICR ARE ACKOWLEDGEL TO BE THE BEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD. It is a fact beyond dispute that most of the diseases with which the human race is afflicted is tho result of a disordered state of the blood. To remedy this, the occasional use of PARR'S LIFE PILLS should be had recourse to, and sickness prevented as well as cured. In their operation, they go direct to the disease. After you have taken six or twelve pills, you will experience their good effect; the disease upon you will become less and less by every dose you take; and if you will persevere in regularly taking three pills every day, your disease wilt speedily be removed from the system. In Woolaston Chapel is a bras• plate commomorative of Old Parr. than insoribed The old, old, very old man, Thomas Parr, wart born in the Glyn, In the township of Winningt Withal the clia,alry of fireAt Wilbam.nt , sad palish of Alherhury, in the county of rsolop, in the year of our Lori 1191. Ile lived in the reigns of ten Kings and Queens of Eughuxl. • • • • Died tce 17th, and wan buried in Westrains,er Abbey, Nov. 15, 1625, aged 151 years and 9 months." . . . , _„ igge his " Life and Times," to ho had gratis dell anent..) Purchasers are requested to observe that the Lie.eimile of the Proprietor,' signature, "T. It mean and C 0.," Crane...court, Fleet.streeL London, is printed on the directi , n wrapped round each brio, wrhout which noes .re KJIel by E. Edward., 67, ht. Paul's Church. yard ; Barclay and !tons, Vsrrimplan.sir..o.; Sutton and Cu., Misr Churchyard, L011t1.11: Allottr . r.bourt and en., Manchester; not J. and IL gaimes and Co., Eilmburgli ; and retailed bv at least 000 agent m every Man in the U:111441 Is and by moat respecLible dealers in medicine. Prim Is. lid., ;ht. 'AL, and lanaily packets Ile. each. Full directions are given with each ban. 210 MILITARY GENTLEMEN, EMIGRANTS, TOURISTA, ART 14714. sIOItTS34 mat Others. --011 ['flour Co.'s PATENT IMI'ERNRABLE PORTABLE TEsTS, the AERIAL and CLERICAL PORTABLE UMBRELLA and liUsll TEN rg, packing in spare+ runetng from 4 test to ir to t. and severally weighing loom alb. to 301 b. The l'ort.ible Utnbteill Tent, 23 fort or. euraference, with table foltline into the comps. of 6 tea by I font, and contained in a suitab.e invosturr, weialtinx, when thus packed, only 301 h., thus affording the moat perfert lacility of oarri3ge. Priced from £1 upwards; the Ariel from La to £6 Bs.l two compartment); the Bush, or Emigrant's Tent, loon 464. to LJ l lose ; any of thou can with ease be pitched or au uelt in ten minute+. For the jungle sports of India there Is adapted an +nti-caloric and impermeable cloth, which renders these tents invaluable in an eioitern +inmate. For mi litary men at home or on lorrim service, they are peculiarly adapted. The Aerial Tent can be extended +0 ea to euht tin from 11111 to 1,000 pet sons, and nevertheless is so constructed as to he perfectly port ible. The whole on view and prospectuses to he had, at D. DUlllOlf And Co.'s manufactory for the pitent portable tenni, No. 6, Finsbury- Owe South, and 3, Dean-street, rinsbury , qUare, London. Agento required in all the principal t In England, Ireland, Wales, India, and the British colonies. CHEAP, LIGHT, and DURABLE ROOFING. pROGOON'S PATENT ASPIIAL'CR ROOFING PELT has been extensive , ' used, and pronounced efficient, and particularly applicable fur warm climates. let It is a nonkonductor. 2nd. It is portable, being packed 4 rolls, ani not liable to damage In carriage. 3rd. It elt eta a raving of half the timber usually repaint]. 4th. It ran be easily applied by any unpractised peeeun. sth. From Ito lightners, weighing any about 0/lbs. to the equate of 100 feet, (be cost of carriage is small. INODOR01:$ PELT, fur damp walls an I far damp floors, wafer carpets and floor clothe. . _ _ - Price 0112 PINNY Pan Soy sat FOOT. Caftans and Celt PATEN L . FELTEU SILEATLIING for Cover- Ina ships bottoms, kc., and DRY iimit FELT, for onvering sham-toilers, pipes, &e., pre. venting the rathatioa of heat, and savina 2t per cent. of fuel. Itarnplev, teaumonials, anti inntruct•oes, on application to CROGGON and Co., 1, Mutant-bill, Lemon. street, except stamped with his name add address. 1. B. teaches 'TAUB a sew method a tapping esegf, warranted to delight all who me it, sad wpt•liea wholesale sod retail hot NEW INVV-STED TAP W RAPP6I6B (to supersede the bungling method or wine paper), at 6d. sad Is. per plmeket. Um trade supplied. DR. S. P. TOWNSENDS'S Great Britain ASAPARILLA. This eeleheated American medicine this now been established for' nearly two years in this country, at WS, STRAND, lAINDON. and to the oldest preparation known by the name of TOWN-END'S SARSAPARILLA in Europe and America. The Volt advantage which this preparation has over all other. of a like character is that It le made from the root in a new and Ireob mate, while ah the virtues remain, and Is also made by cold alcoholic proems. which secures the medicinal qualities In their purest and most effective form ; thus superseding all the general but inerficivat method, which are adopted by the use of heat. There is no extract in the world tommealng se much virtue to heal disease, and so invigorating to the weak and debilitated epithet, thus sweeping out or the body all disease. Every man who Om and it once will ever after be Its friend and advocate. DAVID W. HOWE, general agent, 355, Strand (next door to the Royal Lynam Theatre). Pints, !Is. 6a.; quarts, 6.. Wall-dome queue Mat tree, by waft Post-office order. lop ARLOW'S NEW IN- .- -. ... A .4 . 7.- , -. , ' Ifi VENIED SELF-A(7ISG SYPHON qv S Ft - TAP. REQUIEM NO VENT-PEG !I ! Ai I Jo _1 Prevent. ale, by r, eider, or other liquors from becoming art or add mi effectually A .0111... • -11 r - -,.. ...-- • that the Mat pint shall be drawn ax good as - A r .... , __.... 9 ' 0 4 N r 7 ,- ----- , ... 11 the first; warranted to repay its coat to 'U S \. . , two ...ins al ale; price 4.. Gd., or mot S free to any part of F.neland (if two are .2 •• ~..3 1 taken) at 3.. 3d. each; ditto elcetrop!and for sherry, Pe, Bs. 6d. A 11 r• The above engraving will explain Its ' action. u hen the bete key is fitted on the top of the deice (which haa a hole op- • 0 I? i write the air.tubelf), eidacient air doh.. f'' through It into the east to mum the liquor to run off freely; when the tap is turned off no more sir ea. eater. JAMES BARLOW, 14, King William- street, )lanaton-Ilt3lit E•hbliebed 1610. N.B.—None are genuine 11 0 1.' • , i 4; ,- .-........, STATES SARSAT , % , ‘ , A „,,,,,_ . _______________,_ \ - rte- - - - -._ ..,. __. . , ---- =---'-----i --- -- - - -- --- - _____4 7 ---___,---"_..__. _ -_-_--: 7 i "" '*".L. ''' i 1;11 • Flib- 4 : ~. MB . .1 3' :"" • - •.".. i ' s *-1:- - -) . .:- 1: ' -.... : r el. • i :"4' 04 ..... ... •. . ~ mil P o II ** , ' oulls , THE HOUSE IN WHICH OLD THOMAS PARR WAS WIHN AND LIVED, A NEW MEDICINE. L'IRANKSI3 SPECIFIC CAPSULE.—A form of movheine at once sate, sore, opted!, and plemant to *hoar who object to fl uid medicines, and suited to the convenience of persona tra velling, rieitiag, or engaged in business; especially applicable to morbid secretions, Qtc , commonly called discharges. Prepared only by GEORGE FRANKS, Surgeon, at his Laboratory, Elackfriarsroad, where they maybe bad, and of all medicine vendors. In boxes st 2s. 9d. and 4,. 6d. each, or sent free by poet at Se. and each. Ot whom, alto, may be had, in bottles, at 2a. 61., es. Id., and Its. each, FRANKS'S SPECIFIC SOLUTION. Printed and published 1y WmuAx Hrno itm... l / 2 7.,t N. 8, Lambent. street, in the City at Landne, Printer, at the °Mae, in Lombard• street, la the Prosinst at Wbitatriara.-BArtfaxay. FII3IIIOMIX SST UM. TO ITIE READQ:9 PUBLIC. L Amami Preinii A e2O I was tar ClOO, with i W I £2 710 I! 10 X I $l4O INVESTMENT AND FAMILY PROVISION. At prment, when interest is so low, a t'ention is invited to the mode of life assurance by single psyllium*, and to thi peculiaq 141Ta13- tageous terms on which it cin be effected in the BCOTII3II PROVIDENT ISSIITUTION. By tilts wades parson may arum& policy fa £l,OOO £ a d. If seed 30, for • Anglo piy30636 of ....... 367 0 Aced 40 4271 . 7 6 Aid 30 At his death his family will reset c the 0..000, with addition. from the mew, oo the wry lavourattie principles of this Suet. ti. While he lives be has it in his petree to tot row a sum. nearly t II to his payment, on the *moray of the Polley, and lucre:vim; ycaly with its value, without any expense, and at a moderate rate of in terest. Assuraners may be effected in this way, varying in amount from LSO to ,g 3,000. The age In which welt.e is essentially of a !WWI testcharacter, and the predominant principle influencingall dwelt is • marked desire for nlesitausa. Cheapneva, however, is too r Ben found without excellence, :lad hence this proposition to snooty a deficiency at present existing in the popular literature of this country. For some time past the projectors of be pr. sent undertaking have felt interested in watching the result of an experiment simult Intone], made by the London, Edinburgh, and Dublin Brok Trades, and, haring seen that cheap, and orapionally indifferent literature "got up" in a most inferior manner, soil sell, they ter 'soured th at good nod ju.lciously seleved works, baring the additional advantage of copious 11.1.LittATIO!., bring produced with the utmost attention to general excellence, and puuliebed at the moderate price Axed upon, Calt•Ot fail to secure extendve patruntge from the Reuling Publi c. The principle upon which they can undertake to supply good holm at a low rate is that, being thorn/elves the *crust raroneetta, they are enabled ...save the public the t xpense of all nentaailtnlATl Mara. Ac a practical explanaton of the above views, it ts, therefore, pro. Posed to publish, on the let of March next, MIME SAMPLE VOLUMES of the "NATIONAL ILLUSTRATED LIBRARY." Thole volumes wid be widely different in character, in order that the public may form some idea of the CRIPLIt and yarn ty of the aeries generally. Afterwards, one volume will be issued monthly. Each volume will coutain at least 320 crown octavo pages, illustrated, wording to the requirements of the subject matter, by from 50 to 100 illustrations, and will be strongly bound in ornamental cloth boards. Thus, fur thirty shining* a year, in the course of a abort period, a library of great eon nt and interest may be formed, which *ball furnish materials lot inettuction and amusement during the course of a long Ilk. The chief advantages which this Prim of works will present over all others -m :re especially the closely printed double column editions, and the new-Itiahipned, Omagh equally objectionable, shilling hosts, with their numerous errors, thin paper, and flimsy batting —are the foliowLog 1. A careful y Revised Text. 1. Judicious Ezplanatory Foot-Notes. 3. Engravings teeny Illustrating the Text. 4. Anew and legible Type. - . r.o;e4dPper and Fewihfg. S. litireag Pape neat Binding. A perks of the Weeks Intended to be published under the tide of the w Mamma. hatraarau Lauri" will consist of carefully edited reprints of mete Mint as admit • true vitality in their pages, Including many of those great masterpieces of the human and, which, having survived beyond the generation fur which they were serittea. are now untversally recognised as worthy to flourish so • long as the English tanguage is spoken, and an acquaintance with • which is indigenes* neceemey to all who pretend to • taste for ra g: 1 :111es will eke a l original work*, especially written by rawest seam% Ogee al abject' of general Interest, extending to those arising eat a Osaka magma* or from social advancement, whelk so irequently agree, the notional attention. These latter topics will bepromptly tensed of, that the purchasers a the Library may be plead sa a • level with those who devote themselves to the plhie sea trelhematioe In beans the series, there will be no formal sireiset tat volumes on general literature, history, hiagneay. Invele pada science. and fiction will follow each other the w esmgsyggaueh • variety of Illustrated Works se 'halloos • samidele egmaadlous Library for the Reading Public. limey Waft theme to whom this preepectue Y nursed mat have asegeo• that la great feature of the present period la theeeneeyanee of hailreallien hy appealing eo the eye. It will be readily undeestood that alleispeges of narrative and if abstruse description may be oteoleamll Wean illustration to be comprehended at a glance. Plo. tarn inimitably on the mind . eircuadances that might otherwise escape the memory; and a 'tee ms.. of attention le thee excited, and a meta afforded to the mental Lculie e which ie as agrecatle to adults ato children. There can be no doubt that the pencil ie deptined for lee future to perform at cart mineret a part in our popular literature es ilse pen, or that the diffusion of knowledge has alreedy been greatly sagnien . ed by Its powers. It it be thought tkat the foregoing protegees are too diffuse and too (bifaces': ul seaimplisanint„ it may he said Vet the prevent idea is etrictly in neeordanee with the operation of the general progress of literature, sitter U 6011 be found that every generation his had its wants dalarly provided for. The prevent undertaking, however, la water in scope, more profound in Ito aim, and more profuse of its eratelllehasenu, illustrations, and edema, than say armee project, and is *trimly la accordance with the grazing progress that has been made in every department of literature and art, and that mechanical ekvelopmento during the last portion 41 this halLeentury. In carrying out their undertaking It well be the eadeadur of the projected is bestow upon half crown volumes for the many the same typographical amensey. and the same artistic aby, hitherto almost segaisiesty cleated te highaprieed books tor the few. Supported by the eleeperatla of the mains public, no pans will he soared to provide every Rog llels home with a complete treasury of knowledge and entertainment In the volumes of the NATIONAL ILLUSTRATED LIBRARY. Three s - r;sehnen volumes will be palillehed en the 3114 Nand next; each eaL price 2e. 6d. Mee, IN, &mad, Landon. INTENDING LIFE ASSURERS are respectfully invited to compare the Principlee, Rates, end whole Prow Mow of the SCOTTISH PROVIDENT INSTITUTION with those of any other existing Company. The WHOLE PROFITS are divisible among the soured, who ore, at the Mane time. apeeially exempt from paraxial liability. It thin p Assent% an Obaltnia advantage over any proprietary company. As winswared with other Mutual Offices it claims superiority to the folinaing particular,: 1. PREMIUMS AT EARLY AND MIDDLE AGES, ABOUT A FOURTH LOWER ,so' helnw.,• 2. A MORE AOCURSTE aiiiIUSTSIF.XT OP T•ir. itiffis OP PRICCUM TO THE sEVERSL AGES. 3. A PRINCIPLE IN THE DIVISION Or TUE SURPLUS MORE SAVE, LQUIrABLe, AND FAVOCRABLE TO 0000 LIVES, 4. ICCEMPTION PIVOT INTRY MONEY. Resolutions were adopted at the general setting in ISM the effect of which Is to render POLICIES INDISPUTABLE EXCEPT OM ACOUUNT OF VRAVU. • I. AnnnalPremittres foriloo, with While Profhs. AO 21JI 125130 I U 49 143 g 1 IS &I I IS Olt 13114 10 I I I 149 13 3 Su 1 7111 171 13 I II Me far 31 Tars ^a7• I SO Thus an annuity tot .C. 141 may be ' , mired for a perwn now ag d 23, to commoner tot toe est oiling age O. payable h s lr.yeertp during e, for an Gann ti premiue.s of U. Yd. For thaw who hare still before them the ditty of securing for their families a competent prusioion.in case of their premature death, the ordinary mode of life assurance by annual premium., payable during life or for a limited number or riuna, is undoulgo , dly most suitable; • but to those who hare already made nurh pravision, the swims now brought limier outer arc r. commended the f o rmer, as combining a favourable loweannent for spare eapaai w th the bow& of life awunince, and the on the must economiesd terms; and the latter as a means of securing a provision for the member himself in his la .t lining yearn. I Emma of proposal, prospectus copies of the auanu:d reports, and every infornuti in, will be forwarded tree, on application at the Iles& amen in Edinburgh ; or at THE OFFICE IN LONDON, 12, MOORGATE-STREET. GEORGE GRANT, Agent and S crotory for London. TILE NATIONAL MEDICINE PARR'S LIFE PILLS, Prat". Pa! I 40 31411 141114 7 I 19 g PROVISION FOR ADVANCED AGE. lb • .gllasn, ta. o•her orders:anal men, and to all whose income is dependent on the etAttimum nt be ttb, the directors recommend attention to the sate of &fared annuities:, which are calculated on very sdraatagenu• tern. , The f tiowing are elamplee of the annual premium tor a .nifty turnmweir.g at the fol.owing ages: Ago Entry. A - 2 Aqc at which annuli Ity Y to £9 3 0 ti 16 8 I £3 10 01/119 11 14 17 1 7 1% 4 114 3 2 12 11 1213 1 11 1 3 ii 8 9 3 II 3 li 9 14 2 1 9 0 5 4 18 4 HEALTH WHEItE 'llB SOUGHT.-HOLLO. WAY'S PILLS.—Cure of a roe of weaknew and debility, of four rare standing. Extract of a letter from Mr. William Smith, of No. 5, Little Thomas. street, (iibrionntreet, Lambeth, dated December 12, 11119. To Pride...or llolloway.—Sir,—l beg to inform you that for nearly tire years I hardly knew what it was to hare a day's health, enacting from extreme weak nma and d .bility, with constant screws headaches, giddiness. and Mainers of tee stomach, together with a great deprewslon of spirits. I awl to think that nothing onolit ?anent met as I had twee to many meheal men, some of whom, aft, doing all that was in their power, throe uteri me th.c they cunaidered that I had move apinal corn ' plaint beyond the reach of cure, together wtth a very theotekred state of the stomach and liver, making my ea e no coatpieated that nothing could be done for me. One day, being unusually ill, and to a dejected Mate, I ,ow your pill, advsrtised, and resolved to give them • trial, more perhaps from curiosity than wt. h a hope lat being cured, however I anon found myself better by taking them, anti PO I went on peraerering in th it use for nix months, when I am happy to say they effeettet a perfect cure. (Signed) " WILLIAM SMITE( " (frequent)y called EDWARD)." Sold at the establishment of Profem T HOLLOWAY, 241, Strand (near Temple Ft . London, and by must all ronnectable draggled* awl dealer, in medicine throughout the civilised world, at the fallow. ing priest—ln. I d., in. WI., U. tit., lie., 225., and 3.1 e. each box, There is • eonsitteraMe • awing by taking the larger sites. COCCUS, ASTHMA, AND INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION ASS ISPIZTVALLI CURED BY KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES.- During • period of more then forty years this valuable medicine hay triumphantly borne the severest test of public opinion, and upon that mond basis alone it has gradually but surely won its way to pre-eminence, until It is now unirir6olly aeknowkdged 70 be the moat effectual, safe, and speedy remedy ever offered to the 'meld for that large clam of diseases which effete the Pulmonary Organ'. KEATING'S COCCI! LOZESGS.B have been proved by tong ex. penence to be equelly of ic teams and powerful in those eeverer f gm* of Puirnonic Affections—Asthma, Incipient Consumption, Chrome Bronchitis, and Spasmodic Cough; en, in the milder, but often not leas tronhiesome, dienrcars of the Throat and ChM, Winter Cough, Hoarseness, Difficulty of Breathing, and irritation of the Throat. 66. Their entire freedom from all deleterious ingredients and opiates, whilst it renders Ending's Cough Lozenges a age remedy for the (004 delicate female or ro.rngeet child, has caused them to be held in the highest esteem by Public Speakers, Clergymen, and Profelmional Singers; but, perhspe, the high approval which is beatompil upon these Leunge by some of the most eminent of the Faculty, le the best and moat convincing guarantee of their mkt!, efficacy, nod purity. P and sold bone, Is. I id.; and Cos, 2.e. 04., in. 6d, and 10s. Ti r re e i . Itch, by THOMAS KEATING, Chemist, &c., Nu. 79, St. Penns-churchyard, London. Sold retail by all Drugginte and Patent Medicine Venders in the kingdom. . . N.B.—To prevent spurious imitations, please to absent' that the worth!, " KeAting's Cough Lozenge." are engraved on the Govern ment stamp of each boo. IMPORTANT TESTIMONIAL. Mat OF AfINOS OP ArnillAL NFAPDINO. Centsernes, near Stroud, frhiucesiershire, March 80, 1850. Sir, —Having been troubled with asthma for revere years, I could Ind so relief frum any medicine whatever. until I was induced, about two years ado, to try a boa of your ',vendee, and found such relief from them that lam detsrmined fur the future never to be without a ban of them in the house, and will du all m my power to recommend US= to my friends. If you consoler the above testimonial of any advantage, you eta quite at liberty to make what use of it you piesee.—l am, sir, your most obliged servant, W. J. Tattoo. Thomas tasting. Lag., 79, St. Paul's -churchyard. $,,, ( , sk zle ,• tavi ~ . 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