The Express. — London, England, 1857-04-01 00:00:00

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" Deb; mid bi• Amedidlryos beam" The following are the shares doe to an individual in • " Eg r at e rilio:::: I 4 111. &halo* ; w a 7ll/31Wwg:r a usr2M. =Vaud, *Mb 1...44 l ' .. sm=ssismile wets - in." Ire-ead tee wee new Me tebh. The glow of warmth and carelessly, they were *Wag dr& when " whet do yea the several chews .-Secood der, Ili. tau 6d. ; third dater stmt, •••••••-•••• • 3 2 1 • /2••• • ••• ••••• 62 12 " 112 •• 14•2•• 22•• • 20 • • 002, W A JI. DI WATERPROOF APRONS. isidis omi*A .6.., l• • lirmlt it. mi• h.d •Wi rd itimaleman with.e t tu willa pd. o f o my .joy owli . mem to do with th at kweii of yew ?" Bob didn't Meow W. the. M.; fourth dem, 6L Si. 9.d. ; 61`th elms, M. B e. td.; •I•••• mi•::: .. ........ .... .......1 : 4 1•• "... 1 . 4 ...••••••• • • •• • • • .. .... ... 2 tompietel ter sereawists hems& km* A h emelt. "Cessoloste up!" mix* date, h. le. 7d.; eighth cleat, IL. Os. 6d. ; ninth clam, yr saA ...--.. ..... A I -- tist ... 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Rat" •••••I• 1 Hit libls law • PIS "Ps . filw.-The efforts of Mr. Datng ° to reesier the .-.... t Anmotallem. lea Ow al,. aria, Aso, tfr. , ltd to me sot bell an boar ago-7w are my tar." roalesaaeeg r i l rEYNEYOR Wltßa wk i , the Clue of Life. "Tour wife-your wer-yra I then Is the Ohm" I mid yolk s "ea sed r ea rdl law l Ifee lli shell i bem ill."h ethem a V imai thle pesehiles M".2 7" Tdir ...4 7,,,„..g.g." Ha1ie. aer 5 44. 1.......aa b s I. a~I a.° 1 7 die bNa tere l".W riest • r0b5..._.....1.E1t.,.'111,.!1:1M,.••:1110 Al I. l . taat e ets= u lair cr a ti=,' with s wild MUM; "Idowila, sod it io lor evil , 6" "Tea &el son eat?' eded Ileb, teaks ewer with grad. ......m. i ma o s r s & ea se maw swam t , He west away=forsa me le the et i lise i t of the Lt. I : Ido thare a • endelmed Me Veer int t h. ow ii ., mg the metropolitan MEM W .. ........• • • • • • • • • • •; . : 1 le ff t ljohaii•____ a ir Asa to ...........poil dam A 0ttg .. 164 UMW ........ 0 = j 2.2 Twompa Wt Wsl/ I". 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Mr. Alko, my tather-strisge movlsred Deb MA met bed a yeeitetiosste there In the k w ig i owl= oft event of Mk est /MOW Vb. Avy . _avet v a bones th e yropsilyeli Um mass i AWOL bilisemßstesmars to 11.1011, Of NM TOIL bA3 re .4.1 IP !TONS et tie ADDY'. Prole a role. le th....b. rod impossible IWO las osaissatios u.s -I allssost mho regehrly memed le Ms. Mall is ell issalhor sloe ..... =emig ma esse/erremi to air bet nee, • o •••••• T.. ••Tr•••• • • WM. t in LOTISH snr. ward CAN ROYAL ". oweli a r a i. EL t= d irort..paie lk ir mid ' l *"" dth• g h t 1 Imw ibm 4 h 8 16 068, •00106 of •••• I o mid Intwlas. • Yew li WA Mb. thrall bed atuffnaZ ter Tb - 'eso who two sot teems tee it Mime • allehree wen • Las.l l / 4 toor ...... 3 I r eg; ......!1 V . .• • • • I NAIL STEAM 111511.S.A.Autalla taw /AMMO Se lIAIL • Congo. 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Jew • • Pe% ;are . m 111. IMlNPaliaga WI IL 60 GlNalain li .NA Jae pablabei, Nee re Imbed Nittea„ Wee le, et b plet, lee ERVOU 8 DEBIEM=NSTITUTIONAL Ilbe et t WIAINS/11, vela RenalCleeemeleas ea the Use he Emcee la the reealmeee el OM Or 1/1 • Femme Tetra, arts, tame ceelllel vaeohee et rel IM "k aemelesi l' &rpereera tele b eeireerrleielere • :MOW la la tei gem Illeameeileb I: e l se taIrEAF 00 rommand 1111 ; or: CUL . = i h ra 3 riM kgr : O 0 tor fue ... olll=l; 000. O 2; 100.; 00 1 d We ihn.o " WroladiM eininass of • et ale Lembo : sad oe, 01, Petarralsr-rew : Marc 0, 000010 ; Naos. se. 0010111: Base It logesearewele: ..... ell beebedla havetbruira amid oa the leer aitdl beef wp het hew against tie hearth—his bearth—die hoese—his been hekl Baader dry. But I rejected sad hated it—it was sot mime. wltlewwW paw. sad ▪ bee Wes .a .r. nw ass as w .14 Oat Wks MS . WWI awl Mr laden re obi ; da44. teak OIL; M. Ow WI. WI MOOT taw lMM erl Wt. Dr t h 4 . 3, 1 .1 ad SUsw.ll:: I. WS L ; EIDDLESEX ELECTION. The CITY CONllllTlllferpremlbe the ELIKITIOT al 10111ZT .w Mr. 1.011.111 T DAILY. as Is h Cheseelde (heed Jots . laseeemlebtamerome. ........... ........ . ...... by hjin . s . = . l6iiii Maria oihney Rs And Clary ` .Bear. Mrs LITERATURE. y INES EXTRAORDINARY.-PORT, 1111/111RA. sal IIAILIALA. AU lb. pa dark gully. bola et :el hearer flab bi lsw. SIN t ins;4l44l:Ydraity. Y. t a rr72lZp• MANDY. =lt dom.—W. b.l A. T. WY. lbosban. STA The Days of my Life : A,. Autobiography. By the Author of "Margaret Maitland." Hunt and Blaekett. o.ria.be KilabOnt CROITON PARK RACES.—TcurrAt. tar usclatc TALWIll11.) Tan nuns.' Pun. von Cum &Ma 01mle Ilift. M= 66 • • :: .~.~. BETDPB PATENT BRANDY bas ever slaw Is. teiseirlin se theta** bus bee 1m Mimi& lea mei lnde, as *shod reldeeses In 110 henh* Ms dim S. t•th *beaten= Ere wen ha mreniel milk. 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Cbsepide. —M IM aramemiam. s milli of Ma bona Misia ai Me his hiimiiimala I filar • II LI Ara TM - Ma Oman M pie ami. Ma JO MORE GREY HAIR—ECONOMY in grA i llikirn i riran d ig Fr" if WNW to Mogi qp: nit an, was* eN : a ft. fai., mad t5....s mod.. ma AILW fl. tkozolik. se of *odes Influotimo of Ur Offtoolles ffro. PTURE Royal laden Patent WHITS". MOO row 'Abaft EN linibroid by mbar& arirl modeases to be the moo olholbro boron le do olinibro LIIMIMM4 at NW lA. ;Wino it • dipl ,n.e. no dim E i lo i Wye% Is Yrs welded ; • sea bob aim b‘l4 Se *Ay. *We obi roombNo nolVai • b nopyibi *ate II Mini PATENT LOVA •to •111; so m iiiresa•Loowori a barlaiL ma riziyao . 7 64 •Ve t Efonsir inS"r efii. ire= b raiiiZfr h t: rat lloki• obi • *rip .an obi Mk& UPTURES.—The PATENT BELF-ADIUST o 130 . 0211 . 2L a l TlVlS a res ~aft wither Mar e ib rtr :o 'Mbar ea lir per amok _vile lir Jetre:::7l E417.147:=1=1.7447:1. - . 7milob k. Trimmer, ", wino • "I, keqe,ll. oyal Litton d R lie Med• 6 lir ".. V = .l. r hap, iv" .• AM, Toiii, W. INS. C MT tilt 111 3 ,4ts kin 318 17,1111 bb 11.162 I, M. SUS k ihrdi S. that the and Central 70100 to St. rind wkly. laarka is SD.—Th• ay. TI• re lents made the baud iks weals as riming l• • not dlviima the mug acamat. rieU " re gp ori w le on Pete M De • I7! "' ; sad dived ►TBB. rt. Os --d k. dm Iv* at Ft big* inkl• I. the •Ile al MW el A. 0. O. Law. of • mi. Men II• oat J. Mut. lissloLlLE. by the Lc estfies et the akmar.iwe. Ptah!! 41= ▪ Hartloutle. to. Norfolk. I. W. Thee. onto R W. Wee. Costa% -road. Lim me.o. got.. el ....--•-•-•••• .r r .lo 0 X. SUL -Probated r • -Id I f a la. Woman in .se tor ' The various works of fiction published by this author have achieved a large popularity, in spite of the absence of certain features which are generally considered almost indispensable in a romance. These tales make no pretensions to intricate, welkleve loped plots; they contain no accurate delineations of striking characters ; they are oven characterised by a barrenness of incident. Their great merit con nate not in the exhibition of wonderful phenomena, but in minute and truthful analysis of ordinary phe nomena. The author shows that there is as much heroism, in the way of doing and suffering, in many a small Scotch faintly acted upon by mere ordinary occurrences, as in many a great battle-field ; that there is as much holiness, devotion, and self-abnega tion, amongst many of those who appear to live in an untroubled existence as in the ranks of the holy armies of saints and martyrs; that, in short, in every division of society . there may be as much ful ness of life, as much spiritual conflict, as much of that strugg le which purifies the heart and elevates the soul as in the most elevated. It has been the merit of the author to show how much greater is human life than the circumstances by which it is sur- rounded. Thus shninunikin.gswswir, is set apply teamswestThe stikor has travelled out el he usual and to mesh hr startling incidents, to select talmudism./ motives, to analyse feeling+ too strange, too Masi and complicated, to be objects of ordinary sympathy. This is the only defect of the book, while bears the marks of the author's amid eaniesamm, large sympathies, and powers of i.smlpWa . The plat i son teed. The heroine, who tells her own story, believes herself at the commencement of the narrative to be the heiress of Cottiswoode, a estate in Cambridgeshire. She is an only child, living with her father in the family mansion. There is the trace of • great past sorrow visible in the behaviour of the father, but the cause is not re vealed to Hester Southcote until she is verging upon womanhood. At that wind Hester meets with her fret trouble. A stn et her father's elder heather, Brian, wakes his sgpearaner on the scam, and hew father mil hssulf sew obliged to give epths edits and lease Osttisereode. Edgar South's* the new heir, halm to make amends to his newly found relat ions ter the injury which he has been unwillingly the mans of inflicting on them, but hie advances are widely repelled by Hester's father. It is then that lisster learns for the first time the nature at eta slow that has embittered her father's life. He MA bislelike Brian had both been in love with Hain tasdiss. The on a ger son was preferred, sad Mr went to the West Indies, where be graded. awl afterwards died, leaving a ,on, the Alger ismalheees above-mentioned. In spite of the ahem of Ids loather, Howard Soathcote (the father at Meter) wee not eontent. He wes for ever pm essead with the ides that his wife had married him kr pity only, sad that her alisstisaa had been placed ea kis elder team. This eau& was the curse of his existing". It mimosa hi own life and made that of bie wits a seademsd qty under which she moon mak. FAWN is Laugh up with her father, and either from missal teasperament or from Sacli ke, to his condawal allmeolim of the maxim, "Pity is a resat," sal the sews peenNaritien as the Sim MEWL Übe him Mr. Osbeeme, a friend at be Meek plosibe in brew of lager. veto Ms maim bar as idle of his hand, mad believing . with her &thee that the motive of the new heir is c hicly pity for her reduced state, she sets no bounds to her Eadignation. She refuses to listen to any proposition ham her nada, sad whom herself with the ration- INflabirmrdy la sieheat." It is in vain that Mr. MOM% Who had lama rejected lover of her laribarls. sad Alice, an old servant, who had seen As mother waste away under the influence of her husband's suspicion, endeavour to bring her to • eight Mate of feeling. All Um* remonstrances fall poweehos on the ear of 601) who hoe steeled herself with the unsint • Pity is a cheat" Time goes as. Brim h inset hy a Mr. Harry 140 111111011011. at her WWI regent, with faciltr. to dons bio NM to that of Soothe* ea lis marls", with Msserr. The newly married pair go abroad, and am bre when limier finds the =Amadeu at mhos wags ehameataares in the amine at kr beellent, wlie had amused her sasphisas. la Mho hut Mat he is as ether than the Edgar liouthssim who had essihi bur indignation by presmig to Ahem Its; deem motives, as she thought, of pity. we fah out the secret when her husband takes bier Ise ths ist time to the mem tral mansion: The @Wows of greet trees Wife over o.; bet I had leased beck in ley maw, wad did not note thaw. Tea l Nothing can pacify her. Her father dies, but no change takes place. She at last elopes from her home, and in her retirement gives birth to a child. For the first time she softens, and after much suffer ing sad anxious deliberation, returns to her home. fthe has been led to see that the child is her hus band's as well as her own, and she feels that it is but justice that the father should have his rig Ats. But she is too late. The father has taken a lesson from her. He scorns pity, be will hear no talk of users justice as a rule of conduct between them. He is as rigid in refusing to adopt mere justice as a basis of reconciliation, as she had been in rejecting pity as a fitting foundation for love. Finally the proad spirit of Hester is tamed down. She acknow , ledges her error. The pair, who in spite of their intense love for each other, had stood so long apart, become reconciled, and their after life makes them amends for the stormy nature of the commencement. When we say that the motives which actuate Heider in determining her conduct towards her hus band are exaggerated and insufficient, we have pointed out the only fault in the book. It contains examples of that intense power of self-analysis, all that wealth of description in narrating mental con flicts, for which the author is so remarkable. Some of the delineations of scenery are masterpiece. in their way. The author is as much at home in the flats of Cambridgeshire ma among the heather of the Scotch counties. "The hays of my Life," al though it diffen somewhat in kind from the author's previous works, will not be lees succeeds'. THE MAGAZINES. A TaAmsa's -We have L drag midieh% fa or ova beram, that the Vegrosay of trim eel bed* iebead by bre reebrede deck b! Ishaseedde pried lab. bee ram ornot dr mar or mew; yee le weld set arie w be sten it void Ibis mpg erterel he the odimeol raw of Or lewd seme4llll. Ifierodrt dr reedhdas hot a Wti Namira ispoi. awl be reserbsegiell be fra etre or oleo bre le be elms imereise of de =ea de bob of Illb old orresor Of sompses, owe dim • damn cissiduzim, white losiothe Ind barresar• am the lighb dad Aar.. es lib el Mi.. Gloriosa tropla Imams, We awl beer ger, dm, deep, Wm. Mil alma widue—imemb ismilsom us asi ilaity b, Amps/ art teepee ma% wide man -_ -.me kee ledep le bsealenheamieft.lelplide Ilelle ail Sew= erlt Ell eat am=lll7l d ae= l =elg i ; swim asig ibe dlord elewayeekeela& 16111 la lbe al., whoa la et Se idenwhemale bomb Sea; swam awa ad peellea, dew^ alle.ilielt, swat, emel Me l l aid den as e r e, 6 2 WI eer kiwis wow, A* WI. eel may ; vime-dell rain owed With weeps me d /new; vibe br imam la whid w cocky yells eserest " irrealdw lam* wow et bedlam sal Imiesee ; verve Wadi imp wall. 4 soak ad OW* ewer leas dem ; dewy weesa Wawa* W dr dell =arm et welirwaie; Ma ben MOW el la waliat op ledwaded dem awalike dig meal sal reel dm fie a mita degas er • plle ell swam up Ma e ale ea*. ea emir bp bum mass, veal. awa 11==ew, , 4.1144, 'toys, ewe doer; sad &b Wig. hille, ma Wei= ea deo bar sow; eld Ills,_ )rne die sal ballteweellwaws le will modeled oils; Oldie e drilla Alley deurelea ddip home se old hall sacadel sew; Alliabisee peaked by lueelede ; • i egiallsi Wen MD ofMe LA, est, Owe, =ens whim el' afflipswitab, eamiese, lama Waillptia hil owl -ell dos g ear wsd swelik se, eivee Ye 1 =l . 4 .a g eal ;me ma ihaw de Ewa la dwe apes es &droll pew" les~leadeiree Ye Weer. diem% sad bildedsa Thee valor eller One hr la Who so bad doors et lit saw wall de. Thep Wee Wee be ue ss a wend Ilk a& dim illemiailes ma spleteeslidag Or seelseldlis oldie wee nal San Or = =tere ls omme simi lle we. eriedede ell end* ea/ saillseavrielepkle, el& whale ID new Ihit eajZ i lla = she web Ist W week plemedeow re- Swam fit Apia Tam NM STU)! Wthithit.—W. meta Hat w• see set "ip" to the esideks er rasa wighwers arm am to pallisa We ilwaid be law, hi see the Gnat Farm A 'Me of her rush " wear ter they appear to us bat Ale itaraeme el esprit lir tut asaarons weigit of salt Wiles la the Air we shall ba= bk oslame, • thip. rani ksorsa, is r bile el deems. Ills shipewiebiebeoi ber elm mmead, A ben • Belie frit'. Atm dedth Pits ull she b he the wear pine la dial be waft lb, b biewied to form • wow as in them asth navigslia, awl. Ike the OA Wealth pekes impathat NAL We have faith Y her MOW arils thil ad. However, it is is Am ups. bar IMO% A therefore we A misty ire as she all saw be was iileat, sad alb Ng et the awl it W lite d Des Osti beef. Ibia • sib bet with Gay to dart ; begth is Haim ea et di CP:eto inalb. readat te "sule et thumb irsve l 'tamed earelspierra is old mks thit haws toad wet lesearkably wL lowatiatese her appear rat rem disk esur be la a Anal ; lathed, sass of Oa warn iloilimais et selhaps war mosarry for the rib pia( efthis aertrer ibis she all have • sem i pima sad as eisetrie Maps* iw Oat bar Aare max glair orders ever bar A A with vanity am. Übe t• be at mei bilk Alba/ raw oafs, *a all ma alba bona is lae s = thopermot dam arailem Wei se as is k ma orward Aswan, er bar WNW maidawy s =t g e delkle, NM las Thus the "thwth" i r k b =sZ er is i Mast lesisord itz Issa Oelp thi• beisadara *Ai with the tegbily if • dy-shei. sad lan • war et ems &ea Ins weight et * its edeisity. Alia to lids Wised pa =repripar she Alma psilleMseis at fity-sis hit ar MB tea dienalathea, arliwith these oat h s l awns Unaided or seedy se by saves, the b expiated is pa tires& O, water at the ate at Watson, Mattson, oe tame, ale ea bar. The east speed ad Mawr not be Courine ef leis, riskirried be Idaysig, ken • ham ell dir• leery, ever ruled te It. lb therht, however, _le /NW new matte to de so, eel with thebleation repaid U —' M. s here cif brier be Ere ruby. "Kr. --....- byr *Wady espied at prink^ odd the aka braver to lloWe lark, ter bribed; “ or I do yeerbillemeibryee, , Mr. C— r 4 !fly, I I:40W iiiiiii= 4 , ll i, im" 1 beeitaee, " rein tbet "Ah I I me I ti me l" intenwped the Thieuselenieg t. Bob 1 to be silent, he kid him est his the /teeth. ea. sadi, said 'is whisper, "Take ir advice mad es r ,CM :" echoed tbe roared Bob. 4 Tee, rd deal come again i That epee tired oat • deed fi r s, eedlif yes Whin the briar pull bar to lir eut the Mind men r And this wee all Bob ever got kr lb eire throne puede I —thlkirre e Uinta Soria Miming fry Awn. A YOOT.—To pa Whet has ever been deemed the extreme of perry_ er idly, sad km wrediaply bran rated with herd meimapt. We ourselves her hewn inr e ely on the era dee le meth • pemellep. We her had it darted et me le sheer rot - th termik et peered down in corolla. The era pi ty expend in the fete of the Arab whoa he ► prier by us on tie Mad of the desert, we kid rim as Natural to the tees and bin dr emostaaer red hare It. We could rem 'Mk the sewn with whisk se Andalusian b caballer r o, mereed sa hi stab tired err, reperded us, mwe eed rag the relehed reeds et ble esmsby, bee et them we her author biped eadener We bre Mem bar dews gas by s it Iptiot ea • isee.beeked, slimier seek, which eseld ad imp el smq wan Iln Inn ism as we amid snide la or • end we hem INN ihme IMO Ws ether • DI by • ceelenneeper to • donkey-or. coin tee, ea entering • Sprit min, after triers dinesjersey diet, of which we were rather proud, ear brae explain, apologetic*, to • , that the leglieh did not ink limes= thez es a e . ! sat gird le ridedmit dent it wee • whin, $ hey el Ne rapist* use flusierie. But the bitterest err of asps. drat, ham dile perurreity of owe, wee held apes ea is Portepal. We were in . slyer simmer going to Ali the tereilnatios of the Liao& Among the pap.. wee a Portuguese carer ht, oily, 'rather , and sheer on lip rd ells with • sparse env of li, es eseremer in Portugal me apt to be. The bustle et oodmistkot sad the hest had peened $ puffins.. end milkers which b.s ha rod kerchief la erremat emir .d we, la pir he her andlike, mode • Ere met and *maim lee tar with the bum end dial IS the leek. A sie hew Ind wive ef dm he whim ithe lek the veer, showed thet we bed thereby woo seritheatiee. Os the above was $ rinds which tare vs them It wee in ea titivated, cumbrees, itheteconsed .soh m% bulk semerst after the hobos fatted; rad to It VIM bitted—what think you 1 , --enthe P ars t Ito I bullocks! Ay 1 bol locks, end eerily piked, too, as they weal have bees to a plough. Into this ow corer Mumbled with a rant 01.1.1' of dignity end 0-endear. _ Tie Meer rote with hit goad—the oxen web up, rid beer own. okeir--tito wheels croaked, and 4111 nest the mild% mersisrly slow. Of erne, we coca subleper N. but ow ma err ea we stopped to Ink at 1111111111.101 MI an read, it would gem and ' repast yes end ee neerbis eemiene that a glance of in • arable dhleks was dried at se ism within, and that the fair innate, mann with a sosslogmer ef, o wes indignantly regretting thst it t w hefl SIR b notice, or be irked by, s re side diet,— w A r.. Blackwood's ifogasine for . Loa:Dom BoTs.— The II of Limbo are an culler to their leerty es the is to the Eas t . etln throb ; had el end rabbits, and eridesW; totowleg is the weirdos visions • out at the Ors always; rand to algglag. - wlistliny, and sergeiligg; early asps ow the Irrers'4wir, faultless at peg-twOrgieg; able to burble down belies .il dim boys is the War ; fond, te derneliss. of releveri and peekehlmitree; tyrants err their iir, la - Pap to the ilmillstilts with • brow ortieZhe .ell, or a r i f lethim el :• "I J.= " iglrowe Ibr b nallh thr y yTet ; Isperzae. snaky hemerge; they maybe her it ern. there is • Arrow in adder, sr a whir-ask dad en. They hien in •Edeg drewees. Ti. try me then running their bge anis amepat, yr climillei ever the spiked railings el the per. they weeder, with iin old tin sheivingyiek • short : 141 i .... 1iewil ea her, to enjoy • dsy's Islingki dsalmadni latheHeerierril prude. They see the soled ermilm d bitterer er essineethen Demers er the heart's eon, th b akee i p i g es lar wa met rm spinet boye 4 pads glary ia thr corduroy. The mere brit thee in der-1M will prove tier come, end anompir their IA per het upon Wem. The wore of their were nein them del. 0:1011 os they is. with. het to fresh the ler, whin Maw or sews for bore, allefill SRO —tt 1•34 upon iiallrissaisa rocking* be rloyailbt is last spa the wed& to see that they get pad smirk eel pleb; rad kr every holt, Ind reward hr mg melee eye ithe mob*. to play shout S. eberee—they erg g s ell Aras Ofsierry Jragglino kr A " Femme VAI.Nr .—Jack was the son of old Jack Rogers, so well bases as the smarter el the Remakes Saar, wed abater shareeters, of lintkiaa's Mae ; end Jack vie .aged le his hafts prehmks; bee, disagreeing with the does, TIM Oliver, who mod be give hba sandry most see mil oath la Ms eras, Jack, who was a Mesas farm gave Mime sea a dagesste hearer me sememil Millb to be imbue et. This loth thee at etlththes, thase whims Ilia ist kr Saar of r yaamarmasesai. after riW vitilthles, he woe Drat dimmed at Weghesers, as aim that be surse WA #ll, died sad utast ad extremely powerfal. baths we.ver tee Wit Jai's Alia : be would thme them Wire the thy wer oar. Parehow be lot haseel bra to Drier, alma, taking a &my to go he mid his samessfa lame fur whet they would l lia= this Wag lase theme the thms that the late Dr. Probert e= • die athethe at the Old Daly, Jock Leming of itherght It use bathe Cosby whirs he was than rise Mr. my tied& Be armisse asmplat the situation of beets to the A MIK thealegarramumer i I bet OM he id ad pt ea ben se mei se he maul If bs were a t heiesa, he tesk igl segaing the lam whit, with grilleg ame bond. Wag Ws whiskers grew,amf alsrag the Pima sestme lir a all Ha ishigrity, asegisil with - a Nbsrel attack of the ma-pm, sem Yid a Ids la favour of hie the. After a kag ahem. he M hag* .tamed at the Bill Smith rethiatha ; sail swathe( ith roma Is.. between a eoestsr arid a velth, Orval tii dews to what we aow lag him—Ark lifeewats, w the Wog timesaver is Daplawl, April We. M. Angier lau been elected to the chair in the Pnach Academy, ha vnem by the death of x. de estemely. Mdlle. Rachel, according to acoosnta from Egypt, lea nub recovered that .be intends raising the swath of April at Nina After a them visit to Paris in May, she will I Mon to /apt. _ Ake e.. wit* day,— than for • mooed effort against 611 A 11161. A• • tiq'• sport, however, there is not one to be liewal Is silt It at say of our early meetings, there Whig soma Reim De diseied eat lye of them with magedilleent tarries, bode se minds amity eadmeantity. The Sikkim.. and Paddock Skim ham to on Wednesday evening, so that lam too end, it them. The Two Year Old Stalwo r beld • ad* hos 'sada • list of "arks," that the Hopetel SOY vim, IP* Pe ahem, lame look to bee Yards. To sipper her Ibmo me : Velatore, who nit& Omar &Terry olio* Modammeloa; T. Peer's Parma lit to beet pesseekr, Mell hi. s a r th u o :p ei g "s t a deeles Mill, D Z ds keledirrip•Mitki c:Cers eiles • akewal well sit Notdideds Diaby dm ANN gslam pmethese, Rereadikeks. sad Biases Capella, who red this pant sewn lam sum. Polly ems barreees as theeth4, however, that I meet end bar avid al enema, T. Pares betas the ea is Yr taut erre le ken. The add le the City end s era= Rendimp, ome sod • semese, A be • imps toe, and ought to Maude the ateralag to puma arrangements Fisherman, Miss Markey/ay, Har'm7 Buck, Dusty Miller. Straw bevy, Bubble, Adams, Sir Cohn, Red White seed Blue, Wiudermiuske, Tuber Fright, Meld of Athena, Admiral Lyons, sad Semi de Chard& I ma. teb:resk positively at either St. Giles or Medium ; but from the warm they are suppated for the Motropolitameadthe tempting priessellereiliegiimetthsabere, desk Martins boobs extremely milsodeldel." Meted maw the latter heading, I might pat Aztlfrag, Millemdro PAR (who would only !unto amietthek meepasigard, Merlin, Cast*, Dedemeses (a maw y reamed for Cbsther), rod Name; the liore d the lot I should Ink sea with • ma, would be who I believe amebae of winning, from the =2lals trials The meek* homes are F Admen Red Wbiteand Blue, Wodermarake, Vane= of Ath Fright, and Admiral Lyons ; end th• latter being the At tend ed of Morris's, he mow run forward, se 'Utilise, em. Owe to him—and be baked to bare mom proteadeat to victory. Vaulter and Wmarneereks me the ihmearima for ; but I shell set treat to either ed them. plerermao, or Sit pew will be very near the mark, sad with the massy We, I should not look further for the view. Adams W the beet of the weights nth ever thing lath be nth at ithithalithreat sad the adman being rsomlikaly i met M. ethe, War add this Ahassw and Admit lens to T. Fart's esZ g _ ela n' the of Maid Athens shell represent the thrift the see. ragtime Ida res fir CAM' maw at Crotharyerk May at the peelelki bte web la the Backs abdissatNeethemplemerherskellskibedielbesehele Hawk eel night bath got meek thyme the eraser. If be siesA ma, as maim what vanities he is in in the mode, best set be starred low Rename. The Iskamema Piste, half a mile, looks es bleeffidag se mob a sera bee can for Flarrow, het pees WNW, ; sulk will De liberal by New Brighton, Mame alkgrest, Ilimlington, is the ceder named, if they dare to ahem _ _ The Railway Plan, six furlongs, has a Imp 'any, rd Beth end New Brighton may not prove a bed •IIiSCUM. The Great Metropolitan Handicap, two miles and • Tow tee, oes boast of the following lot in the merlon • and t Lp mosoguently, to be looked for at the post : Aleppo, Pantomime, Cockatoo, St, Gina, Beaky Sir Colin, Loes catinhan, Juin, =pselsai i. J:undm, the Elect's dam auk, and Madman " doubtful." : Bosod, lerl, Pemba Toes, Deloasnara,Codnngten, and Booofse. ratter rani Medwsto Beresl, Last, sad St. Oilm a the nips, and a rillenhemly short rice ia talus about each. I laws herd damp woman 01111011Thial Masson, and his stegfing is not SIMS Er Cella must still be asid a midis to boat kin would not Ine. =7 . T a he eq pr c l a ta i r ldua int the Oar me in me race, and, meals se I manse ay aid blend fn. Oiler, I nest mho bin give plea M at the weight.. Boast) is mot formai& ebb mem the despised lot, and is not nalikely to rove an = a l= roo t t e t r o bL " =OVA. ' T r ourreo 2 4Z Whhishil night be found bettor than either favonettes or enteMme ; at any rate, 1 Wok the trio good enough to re mama toe ; and they will le very ratty the gut throe in the nee—B= . lltedore observed, beheg the most likely to spoil the METEOR. March It. LATRIIT BETTINO.—TvzsDAT NIGHT. CUT AND IIUBUIIIIaN lIANDICAP. hto opt Wordereatoko Noma hod,) to Psalms (o 17) Hto Admiral Lys (I) It to Moro ( t II to I) = ither t) la to De =Z Mmi /A lho ( oold) GREAT Illlaorouns mgrs. ato opt Mimi Mob: (I) It to Di •01 rt (t •116 7 .to Mom= It old) 7 to OLIN@ (olli) 10 to Nassralma (t Ills 1) 100 NINA dam oat (t) 100 u tßlord (t) O lo alo Odin (t) pip to lo ypt Valottoto Nimbi tho The Tboaatad asd lady B•111h011 the Dees, t). BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—TosinAT. GREAT METROPOLITAN ATARI& 11 Ito apt 61.01116 (t) Jowl (t) 6 to Minima (t) 6 to 116daws Redid (t) II to ltsWialw• 11 to WIWAI6I (t)(t) CITY AND MIBURRAII HANDICAP. 6to I opt P* I 5 (a) 11 to 1 bagioW Swims (t) itt 4 W DI to I 12111Teainitt (t) 10 to 1 Anemia (t) TWO THOUSAND. 7to oiot Valletta 7 to Seamy 10 to Drt 10 to Lord of Ow ELL MIST= CUP. II r apt PO u DICAMWS 11) 70 to W. 011 w (off) SS to Oenti•a dl Tony (t OSP) 0 to Otonesekraltdeed,e) bottlas NI Oa Daly. EPSOM SPRING MEETING. SOS mut our or? WS Mlnal .M.-410111 , 00, dedayst.s at forfeit imr....= i,atflamrs 42es•comiorr mad Ps Mil Te M la !cosmos. Itru, awl Commute& sel I /WM.. IlAs Om mai Oseasta r t. ' CW4 let alum sot 4ft MERCHANT SEAMEN'S ORPHAN ASYLUM. Last night the 80th anniversary of this charity woo celebrated at the London Tavern, under the presidency of the Loan MATOR. The object of the institution is to afford suitable re li ef to the orphans of seamen in the mer chant service, by providing them with clothing, maintenance, and education, and ultimately placing them in situations either at sea or on shore, where an honest livelihood may be seemed. Aber the usual loyal toasts, The LORD MAYOR proposed, tbo "Prosperity of the In stitution," which he said WAR so intrinsically good that it required few words from him to press its chums. He re gretted to and that the funds fell so far sheet of the objects proposed, that for one mother who eucreeded in obtaining the advantages of the institution for her child, between fifty and sixty went away brokenhearted. This should not be the cam in • city like this, which owed so much wealth to th e labours of the merchant service. He visited the institution Ctalay, and regretted to find that unless funds were rnlng the objects of the charity could not be aceom plished. He, of come, saw a great deal of the charities of the City, and he had no hesitation in saying that the Merchant Seamen's Orphan Asylum was the beet and meet economically conducted charity in London. Whilst other charities coat 30/. and 331. per child, the Merchant Seamen's Orphan Asylum did nut cost 21/. per head, although the children had the beet clothing and the best food. He was sure these facts need only be made known to the great arum of the City to ensure for the charity ample funds. The girls of the school were under an excellent ladies' oecomittee, who saw that they were properly taken care of in every respect. He was sure he need not add a ante word to induce thou to subscribe liberally to tho funds of the charity. (Applause.) The toast having been drunk with all the honours, the children were led round the room, and appeared in excelkat heath. Mr. J. D. Powr.rs proposed the health of the Lord Mayor, which was duly honoured. The other toasts of the evening were—" The Trinity Beard," " The East India Company," " The Honorary Secretary and other honorary officers." The subscriptions, including 100/, from the chairman and his firm, amounted to 1,3161. TESTIMONIAL 7V THE CITY COMMISSIONER OF POLICE. On Monday last the officers and constables, who have been lately superannuated from the City of London police force, waited upon the commimioner at his office in the Old Jewry, end presented him with a testimonial ex • mark of the deep feeling of respect and gratitude which they entertained for their late chief. The testimonial consisted of a =Naive silver inketend, expressly designed fur the occa sion, and an elegantly chased tray with the usual appoint ments, and surmounted by the figure of Justice, beautifully executed in frosted silver. Upon one ride was engraved the commissioner's cost of arms, and upon the other was the following inscription:—" Presented to Daniel Whittle Har vey, Esquire, cotrunimiener of the City of London police, by fifty-seven officers and constables upon their retirement on superannuation, as a teetimony of profound napoet and deep gratitude for his unswening justice and uniform kind ness to them, and his unremitting and successful endeavours to promote their interests while under his command." MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOLNSHIRE RAILWAV.—The working moaner and other outgoings of this company's milways (exclusive of the Manchester, South Junction, and Altrincham stated below) have amounted in the fortnight aiding March 22 to 9,1121. 18s., whilst the correpponding period of 1866 amounted to 8,3921. Ids. Id. The sum of 46, 3911 . 16 .. 7 d. already stated for the first five fortnights of the half-year, added to the 9,4121.185. as above, makes a total simended of 66,8041. Ida. 7d., its against 53,9261. 3s. 6d. for the corresponding six fortnights of the previous yew% The proportion of South Junction, fee., re ceipt. scorning to this company for the fortnight ending Marsh U amounts to 7991.25. 116., as against 7711. 4• lel. for the same period of 1866. The rum of 3,8181. 125., as weriossly stated, for the first five fortnights of the half jew, said to the 7991.25. ltd. se above, makes a total to %mat 12 44,6171. 140. 11d., tut againet 4,2201. 16a. 3d. for the stsztrEml at 1666. The proportion of South Junction, . eenensse, end other outgoings, for the fortnight II to 4041. 17e. 2d., whilst the correspondmg of lON omoollod to 3831. ls. 106. The sum of M. n&. okoar gated, for the and five fortnights of Itsiiloor, odioi toes 4011. 17s. 2d. as above, makes • -tolol ospoolud to Yr& Ili of 2,3901. 17s. Id., es against Mott. 178. 4.1. ix thearrispooding six fortnights of the piing year. —Protested by Royal Lefton Ira ,b. I• 4 wt.,. mi. al lbe y =4l.= a.. 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