The Express. — London, England, 1857-08-13 00:00:00

t• <?-e - .041 , I ~~i I S2ali:P.ta No. 3,429.] VERLAND to INDIA sad 4U b STRALIAc i BLACK BALL LINE, British TNDIA sod LONDON LIFE ASSURANCE ri d Arr . :.= ~.. P.m, iti a ra lierrel J. 00111/rAM h i e i rrlesites eo rtir. LW. alle Leglits. i Omplers. I. mew oars ir Orin le 1./. ..r Meet AMMAIM as thee ree et weeds arra w littoraw 64 NI ... eme — m r ed. Oblis es sera A. R. ITIRR. Illessier . M ri c e OYAL GARDENS, CREMORNE, g i Ila Or . Er ors - britOQ II WOCITO a nOtWINN I A I ra les b setzstr a tir a.. eel The Mires re be illnerd arriggiellbe EklINIWIMII ; 110114/. of air ; awl eel WO our arid el era %dr Ir Oar Ore Ilialseelese -Te renew (WNW. Er* el •••••••• WM , •I4IOM As Ike Err we W•sr. es mar lbe rileerie a as pre le aveb air verb es lbe eber serrers "." Lre Ors bre re rue lie as role - aas ro i lt aA i5 1a 0 r ....6.4.0. 0i. , ii il 1./KOURY BARN TAVERN.—Llistess dee IL L ONDON LINE of AUSTRALASIAN i r ek,:_=4 ll Wr i i,.. ll"l• M a """ Or arm 1 i ttliEr sairs.-sta senses lab Am air err ler Is" ....— ileied ambers a " " 1 " r . "' mi.. " ... r MONT BLANC 18 OPEN TO-NIGHT. 1,..in eireeilibe kr Ea rn : Mr liegter. 11. Deellasehm jt SITIYELY the LAST WEEK of the lIISSILADALPH. er DOC ALL 110D1RD 110 T, st Dr. A. liiii.. Et =S?" k....1.:' . 4. . a ... .ir mi ss I:an= 16 ... 16111"C". .........-.F.E. ::.. 1 1 1 1. & 41hili A IY r m",... , 6 -11*-7 7 .di 1.6. 474134. 0 ".. ... g t ilr eks ; a -"' l e 1 " 1861. "" Mei berm ri ler sad MN; ail S. ea Nearer Mr rim Orejet ." geltr k afte=d=li al =er mil =t i • W. LlTlCl v Er m.. siid . way a larll, =.7i= %Mar attiratratr., .K 0, suss as nemeel. 117. leasioakolleiron. Urea La. LATINO LOOM err Delb ead Weir leo. es It.in=2 nYERLAND ROUTH—STEAM to INDIA sod sees . A" ' s "." afasfn g •M;MieWirl i i re ' M eg= ,At Hs PEN SUPERSIIDED • . v =mei sed per foe !le MIDI " • lAN . _,.:._ . Win ..s. • :I - " • —l. . --. TriWe a. ••••••• "e RICHNAL H seII ALIFAX e PACKETS.—AII pas hi p lammL ad kead W . = 2,.Ligg i atr i wik vv. tan lie 00 le 117 I q b esr= et - Y r madams Ile inty d r: NA, 101 igasibm kOND ON tuba NANTES LINE of STEAMERS 814ferriiiic e r alvtdlrritrir= it Ida Imo Labe NY 3141161. Ye SY re UM cif tray mak ha aid l&ds. 1 1 1... s6am by new, te Syrisimrb. sad yil_ loynnedlyyy wales—Wm ming ler Apo/ aiwituILABOTON nod IMAM et / OFPNIZZIM.M TEAM NEW YORE Direst, Lt sad Ow 41 ff"R; 4441 b ritaD 2141.,M .... 11 1141111 , ONIPASIP 6444 4. 111ffn i n NEMO 4.24144.4 11 r 444.444144:14c0l 114. MY taimmolus Weilmaim Inc I. CITY wA5911441T014 Welusly,l4:o4. 13. mom 11 raw^ IT ober. owl sinedln So 444 Tout .. 1 SI &4444. wa5 "!1' . : ...... th• plotel aft Oamisid lie Valled 1144414,14 0ni5m414144444144.—F441.4nb0r morel 1 1. apply IRMAIII. 4•41 gt le dr Amelia." W lleamer 113330, - "Oinie . L s whir Owl Weans. LC. VANDEREULT EUROPEAN STEAM- =IP LINT t i lll3 MAIM MAIL IMAM KIS tem Ihnikresio or *Nolo liar Tort Tie VAS DU Is ILT Qlrrr W 11430 X. LIN sem l M.,. : /4011111 STA% Ott i tItaITINUOI mak Lod 1.4011 =I3III4IIAMITON D I4. 111 . 144 ° M 12 Yarbdat . Wm . .......... 11 arth Mar ........ ...... Dia II 044410r7 Toolandli . AR 4 Nis et momp . : 4 ffe Vambebat. 30333 lam : i:1714.13 1=31171.` Lo. ; lir. ALBS= 11 44 Da... ;me 0=1; OCILLO 444104 opmeal 1114•404 lime rad rNORTH of MIMI SULAM XAVI- -2: 140.6. 4 ?niti M I LLI N A T . cim —V Ir I Nrieveri allor . yeloipp. Illase seller .. .nom. DS. 1 :1917==irr...n....t. ro . W ak. MINK MVIL iHE NORTH at EUROPE STEAM NAVI 111ATION COMPANY llaslimp—SULL le GOTHS' lIIU MI. iftwohlp RA YOU 10 y' the mil 0.11.1 .in Iwo he Glellmsbri TO-1101111 H ui Xlll9. Along 11. Flamm le dr end MEI et dalian Stirs To-oonow Mid •91 w la dm le ad& dr Mel al he MA& sr cit Tialto. ° 7l.l:2llOrsizaos. so A ul ld ...MINK MO. MICR to OFFICERS ander immediate ORD ella to Ma tbuir `I DII-116 IMAMS XV BOMAN t 17 ROT /i 1111,14 RlM rt ge ar : . I b urn ANL Per figft u. Or et me .et ER L EAT WESTERN RAILWAY. POTION IN MIN, Not Or rot MALL 011414114,1 /AMINO et lb. ProorioNes I I li 0.40 E......... Normal to Am of Pitlesult. hi NW Ow 81•114 o, IQ FRIDAY. the Ha lay s it t iF o 4 iNte Po Obi Noiral pogo= it bolos Ibis Y Y. O. II PO 1441111114110 . lisTimer Bodo TS bt Mod so she SY . sod Ward will FEW es oil kollwely moths INNIsO. PEI II Ma NOTICE to INVENTORS. OFFICZ far cirri or INTUITION. 4,11144 be ^ CIICULaI et INPOSNATIO mine 111 mow 404 WM, d peMosiMa g i sir uder Ws ow Leo Mr th• 11412•111Llookon a : mil Eranoitoo to to ell rooorl how woo miarr a tro ... go It to Wm& 441 04. TO miT MERCHANTS and Otbas.—C. W. BOW- IE,' De. et lo Gent 0. MINN Loake. bee be WI the i rr ititrz A,....,...... se the very math* oth, F raw.t..... 4 . ..r .ab 01 l: 111111111 = y tot t.. ..B r aad ..zai Ukt ilsaleagnoinillaaa ye emenweee Mord la nogg. or peer If math& al on and mat thoonmeble aro A - rare "IIHILLINO" R71201i8, Eri by the when. warm. . WftWar tto. ibe•nal. Ma a and_ th , Mee lesien. there as lap* Seek a Cutlery be 2e" nn SUPILEIOR TABLE illa , es meth he the arr. rams ; loath mere Mame how the VI;el of ney bee walley. bane own 'heath maw 1111 DIENIIINCPCAIRS nth TRAVELLING SAM eat r ... l%lL&Alt a tionfb 2 . l:n w =att iv..l.l l . Sleek le the trio 'l4 1•• PIE 'A PLATED DINIIII " B ir ErTZ FOSE ll=e n. boi II path aro et mot eal a ma Buono Ilia riara-mrs Iroorar nareabathe to, Tab the Oahe Illiallthe Iferbe.= ft wlioth reap teeth • ea wow I•4 l.7 chir teethe Var. Eh IL Math& lerawleas. with Pen Nth en 14=1111S. FLEXIBLE HOSE and TUBING far li In. - /11Alialt .a . V o Ii . LCAN MID ran jot *Ur Ale . 11=ebt le.,Ze ' Mac l a . e was. Landow. MLR AMMIMS driECTACLES, lb. at and . . mit eigarms. Ow peeenthe the elljt ewe forth (11 pa wenn W Meth enr adaline him Atha the la wr" row EI W 1 16. enrralsorleth gal ll dn o =I Pah lee athothe draw& . 1 1 1 HE RACES and FETE.S.,—Ladlos will And Ur ti o na . :traLleriitaTool sowordzorar the Wed of ha- taVglesollon. lei, WI Owlet .....Nridasti e• rasoran i deaten= enee ef the itlh pawing oth Aim Nowa*** etwtheall th=ond glee Owe a• Ai Error. amino& "'""""" =lnt ra!of t. ar "& .. I..ea. ..... roar - LasEr=ria IVY, yr lal wth a a. ; isi by ebsalth eel U. Joimove AMERICAN SOOTHING .lITEIIP he thilinw 011 ic Zewe hes ban held TX=2 " ” "" a th.... *M7*** "l"l"• **s i r m5 . ..r.:11714:: I, *-8....* trarrero —Plaretod by Royal Loam narearime Fro aT : IIII .. V. of the Seth 6 RIM roe =that hi eal d z Ihree hoo. eel thither lane et lim _rila b = " rist i la liald anila all althea kw le b v* 0. 2= ma. It es moire. Trlonath mak foe that ewe a theatha aailla. Vadilba . lo grea Woes alb fir. le Ow Wan 6 an a r NIIIIIIaIaa.IIOI -lido el the as ~...i a mo reeelilez ., timer. New I. re we theohleala ale wawa edits In irora i ttir a .V=lX twirft i r Mllo. ; wee a I .10. 1,.. nitaie: . W . I. le i E lm". ; ad peed 4C-ha ILL Mel ` XIII 110AIA1102. FARINA a By Oloaoa N=l LITZ OP CULILLOTTII 111,ONTL Harty nay, TaftHIRD EDITION of the LIFE of CNA/MOTT' 1110112. Areas of " Aro Bpro. - . rata 1111ibyt' ." &a 11711. C. ilAsizia. in we volume. MA This Wm km* MO. 98, LETTERS FROM THE SLAVE STATES. Swam. lowin Jahn W. hetet sad Sm. V.& PARTHLY I DOLS. A Tile. - T. b. k rri Is Wm bier arr . r a= 6 : 74 anal lark mar Oil to Ire a owl . r r re of re Amor als relft Warm 01 Y Y• err Earn tram : J. arw. Allsegohnivid. rd 7w Zakerral NSW CHILSZA BRIDGE. DEPUTATION TO LORD PALMERSTON. A &psi& cm & retinue, owners cez= : a& &hese Orb& lbsesteess, Brea yam, ssA gsgssemiles Mikis* Imbed eggs lewd Paine& se eels& patAgts, agegAss, si Rin" OssigiSp Igo& es urge yea the gessemest Os mien Megniggr spa Gs aim st kw et hel. Tboaretrilis arebted of Mr. H. I abstr use of the Tell RAM Amnia/s ; Mr. W Mr. Cameos. dr Dm I. S. Jaelders, bore et Dieliene ; Dr. Mae. aid eihr rothrith The depoletho yes blesdreil by Mr. leper, roe eh surd that they ha rid era be rib lidos the Pre lesherif the Oiore, es niers the peel inallbelbs 66 k theemethmessra l = la .r. arlorib a the oil a the sad orralso the Sam if Nam= reesive abases le sopped. se to per the prerelie a the bit the - ChM Commis- Aeon of Peale Werke kers wpm d aperer epos the seat bider at Choler The sew Irk d litterois r diele, • bra le the bliddleri of re gairmilme EY tdoliairit valid errs re bee bees NOVO wen so be thatal e = lea l bt= hlm.HdM hilaft ited larilei d bear • ir6 • bray, be well re Ms birth or the bead a the gewrisesse, to her the Wee theses ere as rat as wale. That Bev. J. 8. Jr a maw di hle ernes. lo dams fide to lire the leaps spreL The wee • b ab ur at Arms who wan seeped ay la arrow ilbood vasidity eifighlrellielli, bomb theyeeeld eel ailed MOM the Terre ma pst bie war air. Mar a thin wee ea Labe= pew. Try *prod bar asery toe nerrelle era a war-kart sot biles soilbribil is the seam et larkei thry biter efr inil nen arialir Thee = 1 1: obtained a as Omar eased the Thensabre for theta ry a& a Vimben ardarlieeme Wan. Ithe pear um led set always • row • dry Is empire rpm the bearded, mad bad ear. ries reeneeke lea orb, le wall Sr the ebb tide, to saw to oar the deb Mr. Irmo odd he lad re dead that if the kap wee tell Ire. be sob air iles boi purebred Wthorivere oravaellinllierarre bra thewhole oar of thelsidge, sod pride • bid be lb wear: Wm Mame NM tha ihe Tell lam eat— wee Wielth seldom a tbe Bra rearke hater, e ll e l le the hare* deb rim the leap the wez e ib= d bee she es eo be wird the =we are the =tuse. Ns erred the rib bal Ores gruse llie at MI bra allt by therills se the deibles 1111 the di r l e & Mee wee AM peer drabs livid alba ef &tit the reklacer wail they bad bur lea wee bit Merl Is teeth or to tedrolth Orr istaisore etre OWL K..£& Audi geld he vas ander baste lbw web as the raw ion the reiro. Ns woo ire et the oars hisbh d the path d the pew Ithestee awl be bid the sobilbleist d Wrens rider hie biretta The aerie et Jeer Wise the biro oripliesibea or be resat edgbe ja b mo rsel, and here erovbed that orethire art be dor to elm ther SOMMISS far a awl mein. No Or meld be rue earboleat or dribble Sr that this the os=at Barrer ; bet n beg as till err ls be is the am W. so, ft wail bs Immaal ble fir the per to seal lerearbei dl t. Mr. Burrs arra Ire isms lurid drib, rd bred that than were la err el bed eta moth arm bed her add at WAR ao sere, T iont e. norlabe were sal at the tread redone IIIMOIL—• eat @Mare to alp i whole tarp et the Was, ea leaves bier d Mr, Claare ebb the goverwrial rd be ander so eresharloo wlh tepid to the =be d the to the haft as the Ire Mr. Cobb bed abed Is brad • bilge at 16 era error, ea throw It err ire Is the pith tf the patient weeld ea him the bleb d the bad a the Weis at oath they thieribesperberd Ober.) Lord Taalartan, eh* Ilreed rib per bentior to be vererreekre of drawler% aril that le re rib wrannith es ears the i Vali bilth is he lir the ass=re m e cer as as they ad diewriva. Ile Iowa; he Es Mr that the MI woad hen net the eppedler whorl l W raised. They rout be men that lais rise web armed le rale rer be peparomer said ray dr I railer as the Mire al Oserrirs res arindl reel then; aed it vie =der thr abiesseirree Ore the WI wee sawed to rebel or ullere arse ait era is ebb ems. eabistooll a te l =bler Grath they set reired bare Oro ell be irre width It vas la drib pore to belps ferwerd. M. Tea tos—The riders, ay bell iii re bladed. Lod nialsolm onsme yea him bawled, awl ram or it raised Mr. WaLIM T. Ronal sall that =4, wow with the lir that ths ebbe. fr fer B. Pled sat allerbe Oath* dirt was to bre the whole toll sisserwth whom o.b was. Ory ore Ziray apse Is • iroperith by width the hair ld fres re Whir pirepen Lied Pautoserea sal vas bop any sal bey red orpelaid at the mil Al be rad say watt that to. pererest were NM d the rer m q i br 11 ter ma elirdity Maw • pm* 41 Spelt th ief aped of oath re le Ord ao sp i t Os arms; ea bra to par • bow as reelbelly lathe it se leap dil. Mall ask harem are at the purr newer via erre ibe rirois were pre te Mask WI Or Sw aso they Mt dry bald bbd the MOO bars bellairr aid yaw, with • bitior prospers a resessik *IL rolin 1 4 1 01 1 1•11•1ff 6 as. He wail ses Wel, the Ltheithraidathar of Palls Weay llimalest, sod b that torlbre he hipid thee to. pollear e rsed meet cob pall= tremte l ! e a s „ Ea • lee") Ho beamnd i lLa Ohl re sr ipso pa. . Oasts ordla the it vas an yet opts, Ea lhei Ilt read be Sr What If It were an rased rise rims drandason, ea then wir • goof dad of probe war rose tbr nips& (dlrer, hear.) Lad PAuthriffer NM not the dirria met sio sider the rabbles et the bill asas was reale Ort • mere dearer Wan vitae yet lo Man& The .. of Carom bid sew red err wierber if WO rat bre then lite=sserdree Ailed 217 — 10 g wee sve errird dais sereeplair ralreoer b the WrZ awl 14 err ablibi the maw ewer, pumaa amid re • roe Mrf eatelaii I •seleloa et** albolly, they TAM is barb le . Taboo rwebdid the oslis Mil bee there re • = Meares is the ea let ariblibled the tell, sod rne ollethir le night on he rib, raw thee dire, to sheik the rdi loth Ird Priszerer rid he reed look bite the sot TZillito thre sir ray is lbst thanked the rib hoer, NM lesa be lb reortioy nithed. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 13, 1857. IMPERIAL P. (Gotham! ks Yasium lw's Arpross.) The taped gien the amines Wier was brand In en the Inn. _voles et =may wen J. .boned ban le Inn b. bID m ate goveramett a men elafels sinaginsati lo ibe py, mg saw spew at the Mem held WIZ la the Valbd The hems bins wenn eineditie n ways sad were, ibe CIIAZOILLOZ et ZICREQUIR, saw re nnin the emalme et lie pommel ha hig mat helm the ibrelein veopOise lbe ellnillea et tha ibis is lea sib wipe, mg of the sir et tin einellm, WI not the peind be me then le nobs we eilenlelly the nen—aemly, eselleas the exiling Mae ins tes sad wipe Ist two pen hen lie lid it Aplomb Ze rehired to Mum et es ineame et reams peat br Zees two labia, whims fl enema Zr lie anew masa mom n Ihe to. bet yew IP= ',wards or 1004,1111. .I. Illiewhe mem et the ons pesidee ammilba et boa an sager by Minn sins ef min la Basthei, gostisag, aig Wen napes **dd& penneel ans miler main that psyeed melt ast add wilds. to the row .send mint pet, lie hi of ibeke—be peseeng tiny thrb i ti m bette don ef the to amminsi with the than et Shissien of ea the mina el lb* Itheasth Go busk bilse bet lair asolvies rag% say is le mks as le a timmem N rrit iaa w s !Fet Itsaw4s. man, as may ink ni to ruin ion the gumming, tenth hay set Ing thiamine sada. Zs asselein e=s; Zs pimmen et mom her ; beg i pewit mom wee nine Is the Make elste the treatis&lar Ilenitre myna nen biettiesoe et pain dig ast In nal via to mint te pthimust op Witt wenn The ways sag isms bind el etas aissallve =be ensting te nest the pi puma landel per. Thin abed& ban seen te dean osibinay lab aims they would sot be thew la Winn beans. =Lama tie Ilharelin sib pins nab at 1111111fty. Int line wee as arm Ali Ow gig n; gieenlb, the thibize ei 14110101118. of Zzthspor Boad inl e a t s r stimnies et lbe semi lam hed bin paid sal et the mann ell lbs pion y ear. Naftali elasing Ihne Imp mann Mg bra mita oat of the wenn amines st the yinr, It to be niniste ts al dinseAs. ain be el an et poem my go isissay. need le be sest lie inismat to baba as Ina as is antasne wan Imeheng s e n t ok. the et the Iset his thinmeer thir moan was to the ladiaa isl semi le he a amp v i p= main. hy swing ninth nethellne. Ilt. 0 Xs Z. Iltfinntay, Mt. Dlngli, mg sline Indy .M e nes lento pin , slam wee, Se iniallme wee to, lad Zs isms tismn. Tbe aed Wan t hinlainsilia IS me nod a bid llne meg persi SSW saw ZS wen &peed ot, an the is.. von et the ITION 07 TAINOCITN. 1 We sew doubted the ability of the Liberal lady is Tama to , two ambers kw the bemmak mbar mires elwooreses welled they were aka iowaset Wearer ethatoimi of teas of Se seek oa Se west wad* flee Oa noweet we reableed tbet Say was so IS we wee ad purred kr lbe emeekow weed tke Wm* &Whir les ailiseei, ear wore we =Lfa Se fablblelea el weedeos whew la amok S= of mirk, that bee boa wham& Soft dee MINIM ON pre of ae Comowedvem eMeee# w Si ors mope W t Se elmapoes of Or lamb Irma wed to my am blo kW. ths ltheAsy, Um day el 'honked's., to. lohisple wee mei Gum of bos by th e soieloalea nth eleakao Mime =dr- Moms Yews ad Math to the weal Se peed the Ilagam 10/ • rut mew bhp of dm Sean mad fethablktha !Whoa dee with peaks woo pal, " Bee width air ether ermlllea to , =" the • ides we bowl la arpille. The Omer- I pity we bot h isallithel, mad es MI o mpiel odgil O. Tar Selma Yoe la taithpiew pew ehe oboes hy the piple was dethel, as se " falilfleg die thew" Owe moth We Terse web ben -toed Una • Woe &Wanda 'Drake te Se wake 'irk awe mem wbe We never te U m oe i x wire We hem ay or may We own flea TOO as k Towne W•Sabsk. TS Neelbeitha of bow keg oat law eiwookorly be bee bust ad Maned la Se awe Ilea ark Asthma it Ws ma me thr • awl lam law Sows la Ws WWI • dm, fe l l% modals letiob Sig listory nay bow oei. Dot ms' ez i oazfeally law eaupeekted sere tbes bawl We ma pealed Wise *of the Wee* deet bee two ! i f WNW& net be ad so feel It le ems la We oakum alth fbe maim el be mid the., harem be fad the bomilithea rel the • oss of We onto. le- Sies sa Ira Woo, be could sad Ohl midge et the k Wm of waft obe owairelmo of th e pity le *dr Ode*, eml el Oak dereekm veewe le a mos ef maw le a SW and Iblelifel wrath _ liry me met bore thoopieth WS it repeal bawd' sod Ibineelmm the paths of tbk smith ,_. t i wile they sea Woo Sol tbat the meek well kw thafroeber 'kith k will tell the cothitry, will voice meet Onkel, tbe wows SIMS by the millet al the NM ishilito I a Imam Nal ebarsolor, though set `a was, the pthlesso as Whom *sir &Wks boil W_ ish ers ea Spoo apple, boas without caw— /Sw llermry. MEMORIAL TO THE LATE MI. HUMS COLLVOL, LONDON. At a recent meeting ai the council of the college, Ravi Footman, vico-ponsideat, as chairmen of the cammitese of sabecribere to the Rams Memorial Pend, weenated • letter from Mr. W. 0..., the semobry, informing the cooed! that, ea the moommeadstica of the committee, Use sabscriben bed resolved that "the had collected for the por poise of comerrenstleg the pubis emotes. end Timms of the late Joseph Bane elmeht be placed to the beads of the Nana of Usimselly College for the establishment of • scholersidp to dream the mimes of jorispradence sad political economy, each scholarship to bear the some of the Jamie Ranee ficholership." Lord Portsectse, the Right Ron. the Mader of the Rolla, the Right Hon. Sir Mead Rpm, Mr. Booth, M. Ciolibmid, sad Mr. Room weer ap pointed • cameletes to ormider of the beet mode of carrying Ws int the object of the fonadere of the scholarship. The In& anammUag to 1,3305., hes been triamfeerad to the maw by the trustees, Lord Robed Orcernaor, M.P., Sir lames Doke, M.P., Mr. J. A. Nioholay, CoL Sykes, M.P., sad Mr. W. Willfems,Y.P. end has ban tavested Is the yaedien elt 1,4711. Ma 11d. Ceneels. The comae% on the retemnemdetion of their committes, have instituted two " Jess* Roe Ileholereitips." ase jorisprodenoe sad sae pellitirl emenomy—esca of 205 . • year, Mashie for Ikea ram oil to be mewled every third par, the SIM for Mtwara la Deconber, 1858 ; the kit for political enotay Derrium Inn A& the one Orr the excel determined to devote the parer yen d tbe endued. et • had, belonging to the cellcoodled adminthe digltieselle P.M, to the foundation of a ISM& peed eereomy, " the Ricardo Sehelemilm" aisle, loft he three Teem to be bet etteehel th - 11.11, ai eleeterde Mfg third year. Geli dness lierdilhar if lbws edlehrldge not have been in the andemed pre kenedently pining be mord matekr- Vmendiale des et mem and biro Yr WO the cameo of ea the Me d er edtelothe Fee dr And of la Modes, mad Ilatbases- Ws, end Retard Pli= g :1181. w 410l.), to be searded la Omni, Me Wile Prehenore Be Ihm go, Herr. and otter, we be Joseph Goa& stesiweol el Palm of Unhandy College, protestor of Own'. College, Mauch/sem , earl *newer =ter, A.M., Fellow of tioloweity nedhenatke I. lady Handamkne Coi led% In WOle et es had of the Wolin Ma's Mawr! of Onerle is dr Ire es Rawl Pall, the cooed have Or are Wham of Melo mob adleedemoolnit ill., to the hirstsgbaftlissa. i ee i ell; Me Woke, ads Moor& Tydvil; the Mee Lamm Deoriet ll H era r regieke Sow sad Lieseateze, Ink. • ellt dean etapelohr hes yew bees eneembed be =IS: dr U loblolleme rtaLmei In the deed dr toed es Int lmodidelheike le "esey Mom unbond enehrho omen nem, ce Iltaney at eneneee mernetne In ea liegien malateied by wostlng-msa, or to OM& orlethomneedoohs been weer weak ote it a mei sheep.'tiesatemel Nelms' be ince inn ecreidetr dem ea moor& et andrelleme ado. by es eel en ark gin Om vile ma menden may be needed. The ties Immo ei the Peel Tod In lel Gee ungnembv ties odd he aesepadde. TALI COLLION, Mem STATn.—AII the vela- Mlwiaste bs ehe vo llie t a Dr. eg Ird7=VM7o. Pa rileatell died la 1111. ep &trim Se wee the raw at aseeel psis - =zit, veil letetra la Me etweiry, mg the gift el hi. la Altiriollll Irdtatias r • engtimet yolk olsols.-11va IMA Aiwa. THE LATE JOHN WILSON CHOKER. John Wilson Croker was a conspicuous man during a long course of years in politics and literature. He was widely known as Secretary to the Ad miralty—which cdos he held for one-and-twenty years; as a member of parliament for twenty-five years ; as an industrious and accomplished author ; and, above all, perhaps, as the wickedest of reviewers; that is, as the author of tho foul and false political articles is the Qwartrrly Revisit., which stand oat as the disgrace of the periodical literature of our time. His lateral abilities, his capacity and inclina tion for toil, the mingled violence and casieticity his temper, and his entire sasentrilowsnees is matters both of feeling and of statement, oxabined to make him a remarkable, if not a very loveable personage, and an useful, though not very honour able member of a political party. He was the son - of the Surveyor-General of Ire land, and was born in that Connaught which was then the " hell "of the empire. "To Hell or Connaught," was still the imprecation of the day when Croke" was born; that MN in 1780. He was always called an Irishman ; and very properly, as Galway was his native place ; bat he was of English descent. As for temperament, we do not know that either England or Ireland would be very anxious to claim him : and he certainly was sus purl.— remarkably independent of the influences which largely affect the characters of most men. He was educated at Trinity College, Dublin, and was called to the bar in 1809. His hie publication, "Familiar Epistles to F. E. Jones, Esq.," shows that his prone ness to sarcasm existed early but the higher qua lities which once made him the hope of the Tory misty were then so much more vigorous than at a later time, that the expectations excited by the outset of his public life were fully justifiable. It was in 1807 that he entered parliament, as member for Downpatrick, and within two years he was Secretary to the Admiralty. He had by that time given high proof of his ability in his celebrated pamphlet on the e Peet and Present State of Ireland." The author ship was for some time uncertain. Bootees it was candid and painfully faithful, the Seliaburgh Ruler, ge melt' as 1813, could not believe it to be his; while, is des other hand, there was the wonder that the man who so wrote about Ireland should be go =invited to °See by the government under That Irish may be now re gulled as perhaps the mod hmemrable achievement of Mr. (kahu's long life authorship. hat blare this he had joined with Mr. Canning, Wake Beek, George Ellis, Mr. Manitt, and others, in setting op the Quarterly !beim. the &it number of which append la the sum e 214911. The Eska trures Ronne had the. existed urea years ; and while obnoxious be the Tory peaty kr its polities, it was not less mote the gum' gab& he the reckless ferocity of some of its egleisimkin these its etuiydays. It the Quarterly proposed to rebuke this sin by =it was rather curium that Mr. Croker be its most extensive and constant con tributor for forty years--owing that he car ried the license of anonymous criticism to the Wt extreme. Before he had done his work in that de=neat'he had k 4. Sub— the following h. character, l ate = h 1 7 by one of the first met of the time : " Cuba. is a man who wield go a hundred miles through sleet and snow, an the top of a coach, in a Deemabar night, to suit* a parish register, for the eats or 111111111111 that a man is illegitimate, or a women sidle-thin she says As is." He had actually gone down into the eonstry to find the register of Fanny Burney's baptism, and revelled la the exposure of a mis-statement of her age ; and the other half of the commentary wee understood to have been earned in the same way. He did not begin his Quarterly reviewing with the same vira lenses which grew upon him in his later years. That malignant ulcer of the mind, engendered by =cal disappointment, at length absorbed his qualities. It is n to speak thus frankly of the temper of man because his statements must in justice be di scredited; and because justice requires that the due discrimination be made between the honourable and generous-minded men who ennoble the func tion of criticism by the spirit they throw into it, and one who, like Croker, employed it at last for the gratification of his own morbid inclination to inflict pain. The propensity was so strong in Croker's case that we find him unable to resist it even in regard to his old and affectionate friend Welter Soca, and at a time when that old friend was sinking in adversity and disease. He reviewed in the London Courser Scott's " Malsgrowther Letters," in 1826, in a way which called fin th the delicate and touching rebuke contained in Scott's letter to him, dated March 19th of that year—a rebuke remembered loot after the trespass that called it firth woe disregarded as a piece of " Croker's malignity." The latest instance of this sort of contra. Terry ailled forth by Mr. Croker's public vituperation of his oldest and dearest Mends, was the series of letters that passed between him and Lord John Rus sell, after the publication of Mosinee Diaries and Correspondence. Up te the last his victims s to behave, till compelled, that the articles from his pen—well as they knew spirit of reviewing. When he had brae staying at Drayton Manor, not long before Sir Peel's death, had been not only hospitably entertained, but kindly ministered to ander his infirmities of deafness and bad health, and went home to cut up his host in a political article for the hrtheogning " Quarterly "—his fellow guests at Draytee refused as lug as possible to believe the article to be his ; and in the same way, as Lord John Resell informed him, Mrs. Moore would not for a lug time credit the hot that the review of the poet's " Life" woe his, saying she had always understood Mr. Croker to be her hus band's friend. It was in the " Quarterly" that the disappointed politician vented his embittered feelings ; as indeed he himself avowed. He when Lord Grey came into °Moe, thatt ar d t t not consider his pension worth three mouths' pur -1 chase; that he should therefore lay it by while he had it, and make his income by ' tomehawking" liberal authors in the " Quarterly." He did it, not only by writing articles upon them, but by interpo lahng other people'. articles with his own aircume andslaMen„ so as to compel the real reviewers. in repeated instances, to demand the republication of their articles in a genuine state and a separate form. When he entered parliament, he was an admirable debater—ready, acute, bold, and well furnished with iahemation, and not yet spo dangerously reckless as to make him feared by hie own party. Ills corn ' mud of Mail was remarkable, and so were his in delay sari his sagacity within a small range. Hie meal for party interests was else great—• seal shown in his won to fill =with part adherents, from floathey) I to the tweet au mid r imi lld by em else- I though( @gut ;bet be was else a cwt acceptable I Pollisid rap It was the which made him a fee -1 anent at the Revers table, and as inimitable seeearilease at withal 810/0•111 of adaistariel amok *Um seek men as he revel in the et the day, and in the miggifestation of seek Mem vim .water. as eons eat, to gether with mile vhteee r in the conflict of personal fate reset He declared that he would sever sit is a rearmed Haase of Cannon"; and he sever did. He expected revelation; aid he thought it prudent to retire while he geoid yet eau Eh sad fortune. His view is shown by hie mosrahl aeseent in the House of the spectacle eta lhatmegensi Alm in the Preach Coutiteent Assembly, to propose the ex duties of feudal rights aid digaiaes, sash as his an"n"um hied earned end been ensebled ; end be ha 10 3 , 014 tit thaw that 10 teooBliool any iptegiest in the lot. lie thought that pitiable (Stamped Id. AdditianaL) [TWOPENCE. which to others appears the crown of the nobleness of the Montmorencies. He proposed to grant no thing to any popular demand, because something might at length be demanded which it would be im possible to grant ; and before the shadows of the pos sible evils which he conjured up, be retired from public life, leaving its actual diflicultice to be dealt with by men of a higher courage and a more diein terested patriotism. Hu political action, for the rest of his life, consisted merely in the rticles be put forth in the Quarterly Review—articles which (to say nothing of their temper) show we bible nem of insight, such a total meapaity be etimpeo head the spirit and needs of the time, anima& utter recklessness about truth of both statement sad prin ciple, that elderly readers are puzzled to amount for the expectations they once had of the writer. He wee the author, editor, and translator of various works, the chief of which is his edition of " Boswell's Johnson," a book en which he spent much labour, and which was regarded with high and trustful ' favour till Mr. Macaulay overthrew its reputation for accuracy by an exposure of a singular series of mistakes, attributable to indolence, carelessness, or ig- serum That review (which is republished among Mr. Mantels 's Honeys) destroyed such reputation forfors p as Mr. Croker had previously ep and a good deal impaired that of his industry. His other works of bulk are the " Suffolk Papers," the "Military Events of the French Revolution of 1830," a translation of " Bassompierre's Embassy to England," the " Letters of Lady Hervey," and " Lord Hervey's Memoirs of the Reign of George IL" Mr. Croker was an intimate of the late Lord Hertford; and his social footing was not improved by the choice of such friendships, and the revelations made on the trial of Lord Hertford's valet. In brief, his best place was his desk at the Admiralty ; his best action was in his once ; and the most painful part of his life wee the latter part, amidst an Ignoble social reputation, and the political odium attached to him by - Mr. Dierseli's delineation of him in " Co ninpby." The virulent reviewer found in his old age the truth of the Eastern proverb—" Curses are Bike chickens, they always come home to roost." He tried to send them abroad again—tried his utmost severity in attacks in the Quarterly on Disraeles Budget. Bat it was too late, and the painter of the portrait of Rigby remained master of that field in which the completest victory is the least' enviable. Looking round for something pleasanter on which to rest the eye in the career of the unhappy old man who has just departed, we may point out that his name stands honourably on our new maps and He was Secretary to the Admiralty during Vearlier of the Polar expeditions of this century ; and it is understood that the most active and silkiest assistance was always given by him in the work of Polar discovery. Long after political un scrupulousness and rancour are forgotten, those higher landmarks of his voyage of life will remain, and tell a future generation, to whom h• will be otherwise unknown, that there was one of his name to whom our great navigators felt grateful ter mat ance in the noble service they rendered to their country and all future time. queues of those railways having bean completed in the Mem& Ls the Litres, to June, 1866, the sum pa out af seam he intemot was 286,833 L, whereas f t has eseembel W 11111,11141.13 the lest half-year. This review • thi `aril Liar of the half-year eleerly show* thee while the trails et am hese ct that description wW not, at het, meet the Wrest era the capital expended, the ass meithr i ls ea have, Is this ems, been needy die hard br lbe hale. era et the host famerable sasses et the rear, fiehlr heft to the apecteelon that the agreed= hi the theihni, leserawer dhippolmhor fat the mmeA, h hat • Imposer, delidensy c ee to compen seled ter ask of the progreedve eindege of these millreeo, sidithe to that homes whir& semen the ordinary bestow et the ether lime beim*/ le the sempsny. Every it than be reds, without fiamtehr any coesidembie oath, et capitol, to steals ask Werra those sources of Wile the *kith it is well Wan Ilhet the future mem wily et the imilereaking meet he mahly based. The Great Women imam, ober each *mere gm Maces made by the is someptible, as your directme barna mask swami ism pow not asly wth preepiells• of sew ilsee, sew is their Wray (Whir amilik - sifies Ml* impend in dm Use, to • hie amount of roams Neil" het tea Vale will flow in every direction hole them env the comeether a m:L aY . w i rkh co r=l, l : era laisaia gradual' mace product' and credulity to ha proving &Tidied'. la Whales, he ingtesek n pardon see at the pigeon mareout working seme= wee .theemered to Veit musty, coutireom to the railway, which one me sow in came of heinnalseent to South Sta& hada** and Seale Wale& They proud= ohs an exten t's hide is other directime, end espechily Gewalt/mg fur naces an evened, me duty propose, for the maaniholere of iron on the Ire. TheywoeM thereby become heirbesie area like railway at cossidomble supplies at coal, se wall as arum factored hoe, is Miklos to the teethe is the my The devotees see happy to say that they hem serried in reshot a ceishict bi - the commas et real W eiesider abinges ham %Mk Wales over their her, mien the pmegelleid kr the leserd, mud semi ether anithge ret • elhalier name me oder dimmith. The ady compielle• et the Ilehewheed Docks, under the pwrielese an et Woe ,merest in the preernt swim, any sow to eagarded se usseai i i w ields, hi width ems a lawn amesehe of width me be wi th caniknee over the Meths am Ikea el the Great elm Rawer to led Atha Ow poet of the Plerety. Aa unlitherninei emmunbiatima with the Ceadeoet through Bean sad Folksier, by a short eemserling link of wore pugs at Ibtelteg, is cohabited, M the sungoidee week hemsmiously, and without melee compellien, seam she a good portion of the hide betermi the meth et luglsei sad Fames over your num Two bah for that sired were introduced into = mei dude/ this au the South. Mhite il e thole Jr aLI by other by Ibis Pa t l lt 7 e a labe ezi re Cemper, le whisk_ mar directors . gam their on snook mien whim weed emelhises. A portion el the onmentsg Ink Mil bees le be embll eat by this compeny, and the p mblees et their esA mew peesene a pees per meths' emir the teethe. The mug report of the es =iggenthd he the Ihiegemilau of the the theetheed Reihney mil Docks are I = s e b e l :- Myelin by an indepladent emsgsmy, without contribegio• of esphi hem gbh cowpony, it ammot be superdnees to wheel to that a nd se one et the greaten heresies* to the Great Waiters hderests. It will provide cheap end pomp amens of railway conveying* kit an heavy cradle the river Thaws, or deidered for the docks in the lerorll to Lseelles. For cook and tinsels it will prove in valuable, immtuck as the want of • item wharf, especially for the Mean coals has South Shim has been severely Mi, end the empathise to nosey .thee tmeolies of trade has boa wrathy eishseted the Ames et bathe Imam et seism le the Themes. The whilisiles with the Pet- Me e e seined in the last re s se eizi=or as se pew In it, by the rtl et erbilealer Ik = e Omsk awl the E et the Poilemelem Gamed_ le weW mothee, whisk his dial the Mentors is the Mind to make ea adman, he the services per forned, while her been bottled to the parent mem& "TM SOO& Woke Railway COlllllllll7 haw givaia ship et tisk hesetios to proceed to a sew aelikotiou in of thalami the the use of loccimolive plot, provided this downy be worlds, that lin& the peeled of Sir Wil liam Caltge award hewn expired an the 30th June. They haw -Mild also thst the &Mile Has et mils Memos Cat aloging wed Illithed MOM om°marble, whisk bible eits opersibm bees the lit et July, MST the, hese of ill railway athaleo,underlieagn of Uwe 10, UR. MO Wet*: veto, et cegitel el esselladom r mega amiss, still eusa mi n spgroplii, the semi mil tor logiesetive ani other Maim ea the Ovest trains paw; tuft right to asethou thee the sepagele veil he leceesethre plant will sat be sulkiest es cover the reseighe espeaditure under thee head. sad the hoed neemmeml, theetere, a bedew 'eh of 40,0001., make So meths ae I,llol,thth The dliestate, recogaighg as of this utmost forartsace, under the themistances of the omper, that emery should to imbleil upon in every breath et the smite, have appointed • emegaittee to imitate frigild=q u hiler may hem of earnediturs, whether &t -heft the or mum seagoing& Since the lost half = graft Iles.llPnihrkk Ponsonby bee • theaseer is the lige et the late Mr Russell, and h e it i r it bass 11611114 the oheirmen of the company. Owlets Themes Beiltdry has segeseded to a vacancy node by the sedpshen Utttehets, Esq." l'he report et Kr. Irmisel, the states that the whale et the Fleeted works, _ gym, Veer, and extensioca which Ind hem 11311111011111111 by the eseepasy, and have been under .wales f&, durhg the bat trew years, are now compided, these portions et the Mr which were still ineora pier at the doh at thehet molt having bees opened for tr.!- , ho lade the post boltrese ; these were the Washy Breach, %mod ea the It of Jose; sad the Drama breech of th e W ills, thenirest, sad Weymouth Railway armed en the Ist of Jody. At Pedihrlos the wash@ et the new tenths' nation meg an be comidemi es amorist& The Didcog avoiding thee le now nod bed the through trains, as well es be the avow-gaap M gesdetea keleMi simDesur= nisei big se as nd for it Iteethoolge the metes trethe, end the new loom maim sham - toi full occupation. Tri Reeky and UR =We lines are in good working osier In every ea. The sarrow.gauge tranie:hee hider the last Oa amilie leen worked through the lines in con em with the northern lime over the South. Wetsm Railway without any or difeculty ; sad mime additions and improvements ham been nude in the Mawr Yaoonedoa with the system for the development of the ORRAT WASTERS RAILWAY. The following is the half-yearly report of the anctore, to be submaittod to the elasreholders to-morrew : " The diroctom comet must to the proprietots the meal review of the genera slam et the emopeay without mimes teg, is the fret Wee, thar amen aged at the gm& maks et kr baba at UM thee digesate for • &vi deo% sostrinent wpm the wry meat wakes et mate this nkaity inion et sae ninny. It aim to kos very linpuriont that an peels awns or to isinodsa ti Oho kirikod spin Ora memilimed Meek amid to ememay tspWiaM mdmeleed, is order to NMI" voggerstsi =Mtet the emeest et the dilemma, or et the La stare Morkkinid iriviands. It is eri haws to the ~Wan generally, at Ls memeestemmt et kkpart ant Or sine an then point of Illeighleg ilha ihr niiisnakkp, nerd had Ina l =p s ti- ta tread Weed IM seamiest lm kr senntrustkin Within the pod Mks arads, but priedgelty lean mime and tri, hen milm et sew railway hem bees breeght Me me ia lea et iwi, kartnitir eidenknori alba W OW Mitem, wash bees eeltteeled le or yeses to trorksharkererr, re st sr ikr kretrot ... = am rinkil geniigenii comfit ate ham* ot thelallm. hemmed, Weymouth allway, wilVelcier breath hem: _ _ iihmkor i. fialiabary 2O tone'. From by Unit to Weymouth Bothispita by Brodford to mai* lino Usheilp Week Mimi awe* lbw li :: Wawa holl at Iteadtag Haft bomb 4 : 91* Wks. - With r single ezesptica et the Drier lama to Kaaba =gess), whisk Ms rase bum opmel public Wes, the Ire asegtheed the eatimeyarr of railways barer raj to the sampay. Isperisme prod that the mem* derived !w %IS at Mat eiremiur, ssarly dayeadmi apes dr lasi espailies sal peters el the &MeV lively aril at dr asummemeatkarl dew la but asearbdem roysidag eery rid, in ward Is the game sod Manor of ewe tealfs. Me Noliksa owl Weymouth railways, kr imierse, as In• Mdreeeshiree r whole ream wear at Bar eedth he lime morass the Churl, word la sea wlik the Over Wasters mar to tiro be am nmersesire ice lie satiny open esa lam reran et impels* that, at Ms esmearemul aum & the Maier trifler, the haao them liar r hem to weirrot d work- It mar le vorembered, ea a bet, that NOM* beeves.' Wamiater erg Whiney ter hre arstryed pthelyelly ia the ovaveymos of a lse= =heed peter eat err, it bee lens% is with the Imilmarsa bra* a mom Mimi mg Maw dre a draft lbe to mar Great to pemeemses 1111. TTO/Ti berms the wed et Weed air derth my*" who prederly yard err the ther Weis Wawa, sitSAAB. sod belayietehs. In like holiedmides tenth (the eurenedis et which d mew dr =rpm by meld throe is the Aet at Paellsamod Ire bees= arena dee of Meath= the aerie Neis, which bed theetheely lowed broom Beth and Cligessims•• so that letli ham beat is redadag eb li s e t =leas candor et the MIR VIOL VW," Web the directors frel that allarroe mar to be made dr these dheirmatturs. and they think wt the relleddhe het dm math,' mar not be tarn as say rot or Arra el the Wm. The t 0,.... in the amber of perm temeldsta A no doubt wady sawirsime, in ro oms ef Mae. fir *sae Do diverted. la Anna to barna =to now Ass el sew Away &erg wwrier, the amt ad seek le Made Ot ea mamma ele=l: pod Arm hie iris the loth ern se he samaras the ethery, la sere dome ken lbe pother derrameis wa g thrteet. Nettrithsreift dire moms se shvieml Act. tag the name et the oremay, the y knowing is ea saMysis at the compeotive IMO* over the Gnat Warm railways between the mesespardag lards of the two years • 1866. 1867. Numbly at Mir of foe optima ... 366 .. 467 ItSCIIPTII TO lons 1856. 1867. Pawners, •••94 to. £417,281 .. £463,157 13=adoends, to 24330 .. 256,626 26,263 .. ASO Odra am= of mune 26,746 .. 16,482 Told £704,650 MVO It b egpluit th at tb• yoking dunes el • tawny mutt the itomms odwarlei t• met al bet be mom *ma miselits to dos 7•4•196 t, la mop wen Nad put aiiltroal ilida MOON. 41 1 9 NA tie amter of sew ststias writles to be with otblllitmats. Ompodw ems= • slair emelyst et wed*: amiss waliita tbt pettierke• Birtwou To Juin 30. 1866. 1657. cl way £49,796 937,238 Lcatertre 644412a05t Can ado 91,739 .... 117,416 Gom stet 111,614 .... 37,879 Ottir fldwaawtYa Tbo lamb et mem HM. 6 5349 6? " 11•148116646p4m wit sus* lla618•961 so Ike amptg bent. boar • *biro IWO seveass, to laveriabi• rep doe of Os esewww, fres As ibis It Ile swag =m et the sow Its* it will be Mtbe assmits sotail Mow la Ur ilbsouble latams be • &Mead (wd& bid boa 100,7121. fa Joy 1666, sad b 60,197 L 1467) arratesia Y sestly r rouble vith tb• hatred • mail of Wand a capita pod oat ot isoolos, la occur MIDLAND RAILWAY. The twat of the directors of this company hex just bean bond. It states that the Oak of the railway shows kr lbe belf-yeer ending the 30th of June lot an in crease ow hat al the correspondtag half -bear of 1866 of 46,19111.—nen5e17 in nierchandoe' of 8,3961., in minerals of 26,6864 In of 8,7681 and in cattle of 1,4441. The balms for divid end is 265,1221., of which 16,698. ie Imo* from the previova half-year. The climates, reessueeed the following dividend (leer income tax), payable as the Ist of September next—of 2/. 2s. 6d. the consolidated stock ; 11. 6e. 9d. per cent. on and Derby taroks ; 3l. par met or the Six per Cant ,• 21 5 a or the Four-sod-a-Half per Cant. pm bevalleletleak • 7s. lid. each 161. 13s. id. share ; 21. per eat en lbe Likestor sod Hitchht preferential stork ; 2 per coot. in tie U. shame ; and 3 1 d. upon each 6!. preferential sham, share, leaving a below. of 2,834/. for the next account. The working apneas have berm 411. 16s. 6d. per cent. as against W. Is. 2d. per mat. during the corresponding half-year el 1866. - Tbe capital account shows that 20,440,0641. bail been received, and 20,316,7251. expended, leaving • lame of 124,8301. The capital expeoditure on the di lima amounted to 67,1931. during the half-yet, to 8081. or ilpisy branch, and 131,6811 on the Leicester end Nadia Ina; also 23,2121. on addillinal working clock, aging %vire 212,7941. Tb. mom account for the year alba** 301 et June above that 11111,11110 i. bad been esodesi old WPM. andandad, indu6Yg 0,601. kr rafts. tains and BINIIIIMIONIg ikaff, 15,00 W for sionered if perm nest way, hr heasesee et ralbai ale& and Mt. bad debts. TM as bans sod prderme AM, samovatsd 98,6661, bradell VIOL, sad rednnr non of incregege lo 1004 having 16,0011. has Yet accent, • disporable balance of 255,1224 F.Lnettom COMMTELS.—Petition wen pm- Wad *Want so IMO Una 61 of the Mom ma& at et» geeing .b..., but ealy 26 is was miss* teams Om soldsols et lavaliatiii. tlie petitia.co• taws L a Vit die reissieint IS Was Ilia telbintan. Tlio sober of thaw Zr i er=ssa Min, illsomboo laiii.i ? m". b bent Orb mikat w Owns unalsd. 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