The Express. — London, England, 1848-09-27 00:00:00

leen abroad being geed, Meg woo set 'rawly Elspoild to pry tbe pito asbed. Mow MOrys nesetty asised sad sees tausav a l6.—Trode Way ruled on dell, awl a moral el aim Ma tan pan OM When was ewes. isetwaleteedieg. seas Waned were hot Wing, sod at a redostiwa of about 2a. pat In coo Woo, 20 can of sew Alen were said as tew es Ifs. per nek. before it is It Ir thre ogler, w a l e Flos M botrOM The general manna es the hot ii = tba, aori Moat 34. par qr. Holey ales unit sad salsa for the beet wen hard Os ease at a Moine of b. Oan Beans, and Pees sot with a glow talk sod toesiod le. to le. Id. Vetches were god add well et tato nab. Malt and Floor is held aro. elk Mk. to 00.1,1 sm. 46e. to 205.: Barley, 29e. to 330. ;laws, 411 e. to 4 :a. ; Clan Me. to 265. 6d ; Peas, 39'. to 41e.; Rye, SM. a 37a; 1614 Ms. to 64s ; Floor, 48e. to On St. Iw, B.pt. 23.—The Wlusat tre:Ag wig m g n abs, lull, at from &L to Is. per lead ;Asap, than b i g yolk; brews dill wasted to hold lr A ck, b u t u m lai r ' aft bought as for hose onsuruption at the declining view ODISSA. Sort. It —Little change had ousted is ends whet lir.oll the date of preying onents. PAM Sad bees steady. tioesloosek, of the ant quality, MO held at 26e. ; seen at 24;r. had hen rinsed. Net quality of Polish, 24r. to 24;r., and red was held at 23r. Rye wee sot is nun dossed, but pekes remain Aro, ow igs to the mall utast of stook. Linseed was gone, held trimly ; Nemo purchases of old hod tom dons at 234 r. Fresh Linen was wry scarce The stock of grain es hand onekted of 317,000 elsetwerts of Wheat, 20,000 of Eye, 2,000 of Main, 6,000 of Betio, 8,000 of Oats, and 7,000 of Lionel. The acesants from the immediate vicinity o f Odessa state that the gran erne were novelly defiant. Freights wen balwr Ir the North, but this demand was tritline. Little was doing for the Slediterraneen. The rates to England wore 10e. to 12s. 6d. per qr. for Oats. ILANUFACI'URES.—HUDDIRSTIELD, Sept. 26. As bas is improvement to report in this Musk of our Weds. Our eloasiers complain very loudly, and say thy, are impelled to eel their seem at cost and maw, end that the wools which have ben bought at very low prises sees to be doing them no good, es prise are low or men ism in proportion. There has been sereely wilting doing in wool during the past weak; prices, however, semis gem. The warehluvi are doing a fair business is light made goods, sad Csahmerete of good manufeeture ism is be ping seamanly. CATTLE, &c.—DUium, Sept. 26.—The supply of tot limits this morniag wee huge ; there were several lots whisk had come a considerable distance, bat could not be disposed ot. She*, and Lambs were also plentiful, but we of sot pu yote any alteration in prim. The show of fat Pigs woegeed. Bert 6d. to 51d. Mutton. 6d. to hid. Lamb, Id. to 61d. Veal, Id. to 61d. per lb. Pork, 9s. 6d. to 106. per Norm Sr. lon, Sept. 23.—Tto re WAS an wound supply of fat Barb ; 'market armed completely fall and dull, there woe a wry hang market ; trade quite fist. The store Beset market to-dow e r ir s: 1 7 p ell rim r e splied, pa rt icularly with Cows and Calms. to he a good business Msg. - - CASTIA Dorotrs, Sept. 2.5. The show was asither Worst... nor, epos tb whole, good. Suwilw draught animas stir la bassi, at so great r.d is pries* law Warier a dun father lima otherwise. Roadies's sad basketry, wens to Na of oar, a: least 35 per teat. =dor A* gains of last yew. • dew wawa, sane of whisk brought Vag rises ; date weisens, ths best et +bleb, aceentiag to musk was sold at Sit sterilag. - - Una or Ow ll•aarr,:ilto Nair sf Ord motet eastamased as Walaseday last. TM Oseds wet whit Mime • Ball gals, bat fstabsi sleet taw plus of I .st saidtst. • geod may Iron WI mad& Two fer side wets ..Yat tram 4L to V. and dirsolssos Ewa6L 101 Thee 111110 •WM =say lbssp OA Wads saldbetod, few of wbM saki be seavestal Ws ark. Several lots, however, eirmasd ream • let of awoke Leaks st Os. 61; Cle•vist Kees odd st Ram lb. to 13e. lb► Yesterday* Merkate Ns lisst pow. TIM PAST SITTING OF PI As bass so I= PIUICSPAL flosaaces AND Bala dlessood pisSismat &mks the dilisf osemaillt th• eir lebewary. awl miss Segotember, ISIS; was the &Ise at the ftwase is whisk the repose appear. T ponies et hides, team is sewasidea whh that latish was plebilehed is the &rows of the Nth Member his, sumplehe the peelimessery bedews wader this head for the phi inies. 11017112 OP LORDS. M.raw. l 10111 - 10ro 24. s l ard Om laft & fa. art Ingre sa roVV. & ettaram Ido La Taft ft =l l 7 . ll%isals la. U. Nor a lar dr a Ara I& Ifsifils, Mika Irma pat ft M. isig Omilliiiss MS* S. Deb. Osier sills MAW= 41.ar rittp, P =M ill tr law, Or. Or 4400 IL Brearo albawas ass b lio Aparasi 44 Os Kama dal asomant lobe Nagar la raft Ora U. Oar Tr as Dana to, Aya 4. Oak Vara Mt Amenira 17. Mr a Oar ola Oar Oraissar L at landa at Oar& Ayr/I S. Tata a lopt. On rery, Or Oftrallo. Kra 4. Mirky Das Mara la, Ma 21.7 ft IS, Aar. 1, S. Oar Diartration saillressass, Ilea 14. Ma llama &IL am Smarm is Ks KIK Ks Ostra. Maya =aria lowa NM. Ma 3. Tio Drab Isar waft MIL Crearas, ANAL Croarriol la. 1/32/ 61misa ON E a lat Dam apt. 2. 2. S. Opyrile adomilart Juri24,Joly 7, Aft. 1, IS On Maio IVA 14. On La Jar 17. Om /bar Mast) Ka Awm. 9. Ora Prams at alas Ilk Ary. 23, 23. dart Mara of. lam rams re" Ars Omer Coat rem a Ora law Maareat NM 14 ,1 4rarlon.M. Cala lawAtlaisalso Amara My 14 KAIO Ora Orellars Jai 7, 23, 11. 4211452 Ow.. Su wartry 111. Ara a 1. Deftrator ea la. My a Siang eltkaa at Dim 1121, Pab.ll, 9, 11. a 19,19. a Aft U. Daft, /fr. nark Oar a Arm K. lams, dr llama Jon T. arkiadir Kra larain (beat) si4 Poly a )adaar Vass ea Divas to Prim (Wan Pa Jose 7, lira 4. Maas Ea Aprd a 19. 20. =Mar L`ag 11. Paw (Lad) la. Nay 31, Joao 4 23, 24. a, July 111. &ft ltolissow l ia la Kane), OM. 3. Para, ltr., Ida M ars ar at Nolo Ose M. Mg. 0, & rowsr/ ) 19. Parer (Malt WM, =1:. Pass Pam Md.& Para= Islasio. Ara am, Aides a Ihis P P am. soh Kama at laidi bar 1411 an Pay Kay I. 0 ,OrYOar kr laftans la J. aV. Do.. Closels Ma sis. Pa ori 1/14, a a9!9, V. . Oa Tomah Promos Drarlomart WM, Jar 4, & Bar Cara Mt Oftran (bard) al, July IS. In. KO& Illsestrats in on Oa. War Ka Kea- 11111144 4 / 5 2 14-Kr. Corey, Clark Maar dr& Ora Dear et. Fola le, Komi 14-Its J. O. Lane oplia6 Oda • Isiirlsak art at a tans April 4-ma oak Adair 1 . 1140), in., Ma rr y, nM Ks 11-01Mse of. and 1 Card tbe, 140 4, 15, 21. saner a Vara% Ma, Mo. a boas a Ma larberal Nan Mak all. 744. 4, IS, lade 21 Mr 14, 911, Ant. L lageniesee et Palma Or Ulra. la 14. Isma-Cerame is.floy Is- Dr rtla KLII K Cal"is iar i t Kai 1 C r r odab a nio or i T i a l e ill Z et a dadisa of. ta - 23-Morel==artk it , l 4=.k K i, 11020_1 . 4 5 . 44=ns is, 14-Dablis, ea Arill 23-MarraMorramist TZlTzllsommliered lietrns. a Out of Cram lab. 24- Liar Nortrates Ain 1-labsaaro, lfr..Maasmart of raying mar bas 4- Ml 441. 1/- Para data 1a,14934-Pras am 41 are& 11, ; ass 4, la U May $1 ; Jar 46 ; 4,44 -Poor law Coarata area on sal at 011.4181 t Jar 6. 24-nrio Kainalla basis 14.244114 me, 112-Srel 11-31amere orrownoto O. onamesta Pors " tatar anal Ma. aft A >- 6 1 1 4 14 440 4 13 , as 24 Mb 2 1 .4 1 a 11-Trat & lift, Saks sc 414:6. 10 1 6. 11. Jan Adminiss Ns 111. Sawa Maar lig 11, 9. a Dialloolt tapas la. Jr K. Jona Olimas & Janis Maim Wind) to, Ass. Ism Mara la 314, law of Bra( 4~ l& hoe 44 My a Lore a Ilia arm Ormyry's Pas spa the Carr • lisaing IEL Jul, 111. =M Dar INIM arab la do wb, arob H. a Ofty Is Key U. LirrAlarksirrs Flowastral`yoe Maas Ra il way Bid, bar Lam a yams law Capon Power to Para ▪ lado IA AVIS. Am. 2. Warm mra to wry idet May 12, 16. do. Ka war Warrore to, My 4. Masa lowa MO U. Map (Ullonl)1/11. As2l IC 10, ,Isly lishis.rwlssilis, Nara Mao 6, 10. 0674400. Ilareson la the, 14, Art 11, & Maraler Sam Nam Pak 9. 111111411 ft Aug. IL Min Mrs a Mg. 9. (iles dio ro "Kari tanno, Pa 4. MU. lowa Or asst aPa 26. Mg. S. Promalalos et Pala Denarb to the, My 19. , ar ili rrl=Charrat Kai 1. all* Weis 165514/47 Oa. Onapilat apla, My 6, Aft 4 44444. Ininerm a Moyle= Klan NIL Mg. SO. Oil Parr aria Fa 4 obs* sk spa 3. Mar Xs.. Paw aan lir kill re ma Views, Ism A Psitisy,Bantsslei. dsime.a IWO Daft la Ms. 11. raitsiassissy 14. Parmaft Un IS. Parmaft Posmair Allesosat MB. APO 13, May IS. 21, N. Jur L Parra Da ad Aalt aoldrliss MO. Aft. 111, Pansim at alli u. ) la 14. . May 17. Poor Law CM fts pin I) ss. Mg. a as Pow law Yale Mar Ihroisla. Aft l& Peer llamoral 103. No a POO Dr.. or a ay a M/ a4 . z a s ra lag IS La is Tam iwaskala a Moo = s isl law lea Oft 4011 7. s 4 Jr 6, Jft ll p wi l as sk.d Yagatiwas Adams Be. Jur M. hay 11. 1 MONskeet KUL heeling /11pr m iliar ie. u. ma, ilimi 45balhe .IDuPffrN _ w, & an Polo Ill aiW im a uk agg, IM, gig. IL It Mlle Wald l AMP I, IL g 0... Y. lg. ybe, ea Meth d a ledaasee. Ita,,,i, 21 . gear. IL IL lbel of andalare on am& e a B. ii. B. An hews Ileptla. Mayoderess I. Gam. IL IL. MI" *". di. I bnlas . °. 4/146P , th. ow" Mega a. Mali Itsiap 4. iaiwq IMO IL = igagq bat P Ayttel. hae IL %roe 'AA ° . ..4404 Is del et, Feb. 11. IlleIlealt 41 :6111), hid lea: 10, lily 11. IS, IL 11 -161 ; wP :s All las Ills II• illglaillheaAllims 14 " .. .. Mid UMW'S. ) sin, mg. a. Dog= Clibelle ;yam aggrengag sc Avg. g. Mow Oggy,AB p,,.." ‘ Tu. a r . ii. Ng!' AEA," Mink OD, yr% l Am 6, 54, lby 6, Jura 1 0 , lely 1 , 54 , 1141 Ilde el Ilszk a t Ilagaltake au, Jos. 4 1 4 gip& 4. tr i gg i llegg. Avg. L 114=605.la14541aeatate Nees Ise, Marta IL Apra 11, by It • . May ie—glaes kr Nees (Sorbs la, Jay 11 • Irdipmengleirt Feb. U. K lbw. Ilit et hey IL es comr47 L van at Ur lamer cd, July 4. SNOW A ~ ia Mb. I hyl D. May If. = IA 5 4 / 1 •1 MOS. has S. ff. Jay 8, 11, le. K ai ii. ift , IT. Jr N. Watt Se lbw etaimmegeofteeeladig ths liftbeheellaleity, ems. L Sem Igo gag glum Wag. Mr IA =MDS"6 IA Imlgiallog le 11411111 (him Nig Telablad BM, TeZlli; Feb. U. Ti ned Trips Ads Imams am Lt 22. 1. NON Itialmen Ns ...Nom Me Unlined Oaths Ads (Inland), Ontlauatioa end Ataeadatent Da, Am 6, 11, 15,10. Vows*. teas 14, 11. Vaadrasees Wand sad Iludeaa's Bey Company, Avg. IS. V IL, Olft at ratataags sad Works at Art to the Nation, We i se si lidis Colaafes, Aftdrs of, Vela L Wan ladla a =l . amalca), Alleged wit/Abaft, et Despatch tram by e Jeae 51. HOUSE OF °WIXOM Abeam Wimp Mal) MIL Me a MaMemnon et.hani (Om I MI) WI,, Feb. 4, AMMIMMen e/ 0W hedge 111. Jon IS. :TATA . Tame Dial illa Oiala red Dill, Nab IA SS, Malia Ma Ma allaramm), April 5. MM. Foal Ammemte inth, May 12, 12, hay a 28. A. A, S. Appeals la Criminal Clima 11111. Feb. 26, Melt a May 11, aul L Mar-Ctril Mabiaillon et the Mire of the, Feb 22- Lt a Ilk Apre I, May 14,July 8, U-Itedals, May 20, Judy 4- Came calm Make at, July 13 -Itemintlen of mattes of Illa ammleillom et. Avg. 11-SaMme am, ot the, veering of Mem by, Mg. 17. Arm, Wary, arel OrMiam Maas Marred to Met committee, M. a Attailmat et OM (Iiot) la, .. 11. mem% ClaMnia immAMe S. Amager, lam 4...mr=ila va. Le e A iiirag a gerii i . M. IL eantedim Odiam. Ms be, Feb. 23. Mika Maw Assmis M. My le. Am/MIA ablre at Meek U. Mao 4. ahimme 11111. Mg. S. Dam, iinenegminOlmareat Labour at, >U7 II . Ma Me by (la 19. Ilmbalers motka ter), Mg. 9,10, DAY Wale pralmtlan at the, Areal I. antang Ma a r SiMmeaTinkind L UC Bill. lily 11, A. IL laigam. OM a c, 5. 11091 m, lama wpm at. =, Mr ma fler, Mili a April 11. Om INS, JSIII. t, Mina Mar Um 1 Joh 11. t art Illeitlain (Dm 1), Um 19, a 27,10, Mae 8, a July Ilmnagb OM 707 a MOM AM d tho, Ilard U. Calonel. uses 1. 1 S. lamb Mass it at Dreirtag.rosme, &a, the Qum% aettbelien blog IL WM MOM 90 116" 9 6 •=mal al. JV51 2. 19. A cs . LLk IL Snitherte. Ur., rad Ur. rim term M. Coming, asmeammem Ma miled to be am is a amber of the Ware ammtembiro Mee We OiniMee. Ileb. 12. DAM lba, aM Olmerv l. adone ima lasellain rommag, Feb. 4. 11, a Urp IL 67 . MY 1 IS. 4 4 3 4 Ses IL MM. In Tom, Ang. L Sim r. Dears. ein 4Ms 9. (Mile der taway, Sap mm Ste Mas May 17, Mae; 21, 24, Ciaili. Chnimminee. im nimpleinetten a 3M Is, Am. IL Mae, Migratera April 4. Mali. Mame lat en stria a arab U. CatigibUtTo al thee mat vee a Feb. 10. Is. Ceneraditanar Malta emlinole st. &lb. a rlandlien IS, Aen 11. po l l Mil Men, Mire etJi a hely , 22. Citheinie la Canlide Chortles, N.. Mem a MM. an arib. C 4 at. My 17. Co**. Mem red linmailtore cl, Asa 7. Oeylen. Memo MMae. gL My 6, 9. =Mara la, Lams In the, Ita 9, July L Mg. A. Cbasear=ail Me in Ms, M i t UM L Ci a l Minly Cioes Piss =nea a Vgb. 19, tittle, Avg. 19. Mart Dminamilins and Coormarm in London, April 7, 414, Jima, L 34. Clemlita Mairei Omentlin a the dermaniastimmalimplated on perimada Me pale= an 911 b April. April 7, L amilit Dermal= to ilmeaMee, Asa IL Meat MOM kir to. Pilletell Charlir. AM a 14. Maim lam eeneber4, sa e la prbom, log. 26. Cialmini. nem WM he, Mg. IL MOM= Mau OiMmitlie. Mr. C. lailers ilmnaliam to the Mare et aillialem in lbe salitait a apt 2, L Mar mid Mama May (poem lii prim M., elembeila 1/114 anib a a Mg a Mar ana MIMI Ballvey, the Dee Heap, M. 19, Mirth 14. Ma. lbs Teali, F 11.=4, Clam ethic Mg My 7, 911. Chrlima . =9 " 7ll - sradit. 9. Carib Timennelbe. Mr. arrimma Name mama 01, Mg. S. Cbminar, Ampaionest ad MOM et Mem at, Aug. 19. ClisMkUr VL. ba MeMig it Prime el MEM Lama Cm of, MI it Mimi me Mid Omani, Meh 14. = id illik . hoe U. Celadm Diem mg OM NM Sinanan M QOM MEW ID difi ak o a 1L 1.... m " d "'""" Alir. 9. Clommie N. I. =lin al , l o t a llaielml=rder galls en ineMita l t art. Commrdel mil Carremey Commilam Dip^ M. 10, 0 = azyl. km. S. IL Apa a Aug. 23, Ommeueliaine Mt. July 21. Clanali-Umbe namards to, Sept. I. 0= mad Lai Data, mt 11111, Mane 4, Amine, Y. aU. catik a ==t 4 . l 4 end !armors Bill, 146. 1111. Illay 11,11, Jim a Aug. 9. „ w. n. ==e (traVlaansliNa"l7 ' Maim at July 21, 27, SS, a Avg. 4. I. U. U. own. 4 Mt French Ports, April I, 4, 3. Mar Pant u tleb. 11, June 7, 'My e, Mg. 23, 16. Mit at ) MIL Aug. to. Ommtsat Mks Mimi) BMA Aug. 19, 24. Mae .at MEM MM. laileas M. P.S. 4. Ormar AIM a Nlng 9. MEM Ms, iistraftaid et Ibi.rib. 4. Cuban Law, Oiniallallia M. Arm 9. OMMI Lam Milaliman Amandmint la, Aug. It Capp. M.. ra Jane a t d Mr. F. Asa IS. Crown rot Orrimaint Mill I, 11, 12, IS, 16. 13, IS, Ita o. Mem Lindia lig 9, Mama MM. TM at Avg. 31, Sept. 3. DM (a math Me 4 Ara Dinsom Mee a Mini DimM i taM a tall IL gli Ng S. 8.12, 26 . Jai 6 . Jao 19 , Dannirevierab. Aga IS, Me 2 4 166,, 17, 34, July L Aim Is. Dam M. Me ot. ma s ett! .1i Melia DOW welt OM et S u 11111. Feb. 18, Ma I, IS, kb thlii i r or . AM . l l p 2 r , Dlesei l36l.ll :lltOmmillim im iL ari S. =4 114 Ot l Dram mil Pare la. Idei a ireb 28, Jam IL Dnelm. Oip:MlOmeelite at, M Nam Tama Mil in tbe Mahal a Mil 11. DMA ailsolee, AP& SL Mems Airatamp Cakmallea Omani, Ma IS, Mg. 5. ailiebnanCemalmien. Oimmitlee April 1, 11, 7, May 5. Mailillan Cambia. the aid Oomoson DM MM. nin=. Apt 8, Clearlel= ka Mainamil Omni Matra 1111 1 , July 13. aleibula and Pal Dam. am, NIL Mel a lama% MM. Imo S. las. IL liailaa OmalMmaL Itimgamma Miami as. Jay 27. Illargen Mane, Um. La. measalas. 1141 k b.& 25 rionresea us Commadwor. FM 211-= amib 1 24-a Melt 4. 35-admin. Peb. 4, L M. a Mareb 8-02aMa. Maim I, j& l; : r ain limr, W i ll. IS- July U. Avg. ZAZilah. %Mg, Mob IS. U ! -D M. 11, Mob 11, lieg N, Jon L a Aug. 11, 24-IM. =mei, Is, 11-03emamenlite (WM, Feb. 12, 13, 17-Onat Feb. 12, 11, 15-Orme Tonnsua_lrib. 9, 15-Harwili. Mob il2 13, My 2-limbrms , M. July 27, 24, Avg. Is= i Bl--ralimbr ie. 74 LA. IL q 1 .7 41 Jane 2- . Feb. 1 =1 24 . 5 Mal' IS '''' 4 "" . 8-141" i 4 11. V 14 =4. MlN= l"b ia b. *am lard' 3-holle", U-110 ' ll4, 911-111ps Mil Us a MI 12 . Jim b. IL 29 . JMAA . I 7I7- 014 . 94 . Me (Dertle), Feb. 11, 111-Waba, Feb. 6- I. Maim linegineme la Mob 18, a 44, 23, 34, IS, Mal I. 4, Mar a Elea.. Primibbe (1,14 M) la My 2. illectrie Ilimpia. Mmemblea at lamas by, July a set ISA M. O. k = e• E Mali aV IL Aug L E= 1• 11 VIM a Mai 21-Anaa di tavyatinie, dltm Ma a a 121 / 4 2a% ig= 1 .42u164 26--Maammem Aga 11, Umr S ii. 21 1 Z 16, 17, IL 911. SI-Mry, Pak a 27, J 6, Aug. 10, 12, IM-Camme. UM a hag. 1. Dieted MAIM Poor (Ireland) DB. Agill 11. May 6, June 30, Jab 13, 14 11. Croimpair Ms Bill, Aug. 30. anialaili mil imi m x .. .....tw iar lideas 7. Maim law and Dodo WM, M lIIMp ail Da - v7/Ii dam April 4. Mar. lbe Mop img tbe Dm Pk. aim I. Itzatt WO= Moan Ram 11111.IMM U. somatic cm Me eanntem PM 19. U, 14 La w. iimillistc ' Viii 10. =ls 01111181valm at Mina me at, maaf, ss. apislhen a ail iimeirlioar Mir t....s Aga 1, Ar 4. 6. Tama alite Mar el) la My 24, Avg. 1, 3. L 5. Mr OM Mammy hip U. Amm 11. Mama Mamma 19, a Mg. a a a Shipman' et dm warms* Om arimering Oa toad Mt, Paavale o p i tll. Aug. TO, 11. Podia Dambiaseenie hi tbe Mire a Mai 15. Fiala Sam, Lard Piimintrah, Feb. 9, IS. 111, a a 12 1 14 amb 1. 7, 17, nay 0 Jaly 5, g. IV Immo& Maim Cue aiMmili a IPAPCIhAMiII fi, ht I. 14 Mr* I, Inlyl4-41111119 MIMI it Ansi ban llagnmil me the OM of, July 1-110110 aiimla at MIL Ma 9-Maima MUM kesssa tim ini Delmar at &pea Wain In Mane asks. Miii a Us a Aga Ile , THE EXPR,FrdS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 27. 1848. JIM Ir.;Jaly rd-Igesi al Willi Berman bee. Men% 12-. 4 Mend, Mach 23-tripe ay war /ref Ited% fL Fdadzific4 110, Mirth 12, 13, M i. . = icaltirt aihs*Wv e 24 1 ORM Ham Yr& 21, *me aiv, Jr a, ia. ~ Dale (11 Meet Whoa B. Omni@ Sep 11. AN& Ite allienigler the aim% Faly 2/3. almsswalr• vr 11 isle Or Messiendkrim O. Lord- Ilarimitt of Ihris nerd, at tha bog *WM rob. 0 . ft Us 13, 17, 111, Apra I. Orwerneser. the labeliflp id, July 11. Oefiesenar Measiednne Omed.heriee. Central Calmied & Omirt . May 17. OnedJgey Oena (belied) If& Agra 16. Gnat MW= Railway BM, Meek" Kay 13. Geed Ileabsea Maws, ilde d AMeleare) MIL Jane 14, 9. Cleent Menem Midway (Wade* BUM, Mardi 23, Apra 6, May 54, hoe I, 121. Dreg Tim ll es& (Dletemehimmadef Freemen) BM, Nand 21, 23, 14, Apra& May 4. Ovid Yermeseb, Peer Ml4l, July I. d ~e ae rr M ie, tea a Mei Pones Bt. Mos. T., begird of library to nation, Aug. S, 8. WM& 16. Agars of, Mani I, l ay 2,1, 9, June Oespeerilw, e th_ *lap Bill, Aprittv,7, M ug! Ibibrasampas elemen ( yews) MU, July 73, 8 24. ...t .. ..dir a eef, Aug. B. = i le b ir is ep *, e, A Avg. IL lantnd Minh 4. Mervidi Mew Wilt, Mini 15, 14, 14. =lllll. Pb. 11, May lia, Jens 2,0,17, July 19, 50,1111, des lil t t i . , I. Membem aseeegb Alma 11, May 11, 30, July 6. liggilm lligkos. egahrt the Attoniey-Ounni igg Aug/ leamy al, An. li t 19, fl. IL Bieshes% New Writ, Mmde 54, Apra 1, 19, May 11,/mlli 28. Bova-Adgeareemat of the, kr the Derby Day, Na, 54-Fee Se Easesr Man% April 18 -Basieres of the, March 25, Abell - 1 4 M =wry 4, 12, 13, 19, July It, 18, 11, Aug. 11, 9, 31 on the, July 6-Counting out, of the Yob. 9, 11, Apra I, May It, 12, 17, 19, 30, June 11, July 5 , 19 , 25 , 26, 27, 21, Avg. 16 -Katy Mainers of the, Aug. 1-The New, Feb. 9, Aped I, Ma; 19, July 19, 23-New Write for umbers I . erre In the, Mareb 21- No Home, June 29, May 3, Jane 1111-gergeentat-Ants of the (the bite), May 1-oflce of, Akira I, 7-Prleate balm= of ths, Feb. 6, 16, $7-hitless a/Committee on Wednesdays, daring tee dabs ef the Howe, Feb. le -snooker of the, ladleposition of, Mame 31; Address to the Queen at the Bar of the Home of Lords, at the doge of the .seine, Sept. 6-Standing Oedema( the, Mareb 11, Aug. 1. Dome of beds, Palatka for the abolition of the, Meech 19. Mem af Larch, Oaks of Clerk-Arsistant of the, Marsh 18. House. dParliament (New), Feb. 9, 13, March 3, 23, April 7, Way 1 . lb, idyll. 11. Rowed, MiMaa, a coadet, are of, Feb. 23. Dodder/bad Improvement Bill, April 20. Hudson, Mr. G., gad Me. Mathews, May 12. Medea', Mr. 0., sad Mr. flume, Juan 17. nude* Mr. 0., and dr 14. U. India May IL nucleon's Bay Company and Vaineerseil Wand, July 14, 13, 18, Aug. 19, 21, 28. Imprisonment, Separate amiss at, Wore Thal, Feb. 11, Aug. 10 . Imprisonment for Debt (Ireland) MU, Jame 9. Incloare of Lands BUL June 3. lantern and Property I'm 12111, Feb. 19, 22, 26, 29, Marsh 4,7, 11, 14, 21, 23, U. lemma Tax, extrudes of, to Ireland, Feb. 29, March 11, IS. Paid by Persons resident in Englund tram Property derived from Ireland, March M. Ineembered Fames (Ireland) BM, Feb. 4, 12, May 9,11, 11, Jaw 30, July 3, 12, 14, 21, 23. Irma Cults., Growth of, in, Feb. 18-Defalcation by the Begistrar of the supreme thud at Calcutta, Juno 2. Sept. & 11-Cuatema Duties in, May 4-Uyderatad Prise Wag, Feb. 25-Malls to, May 6,7, 17, Aug. 23-Marriages in, Feb. 13-14edele for Beals@ in, April 20-Hallways be, Jess 17. Industrious Clams, Mate d the, April 4. lodic Mr It. IL, sad Mr. G. Iludeca, May 12. loam Plead.. AMP* of, May 24. Ism ail% Agricultural Statisties, Fe 14.1 I -Bel, Taking of. tn Criminal Ceres, March 4-Bar ey e ase 7-Board of Health la, Feb. 2S-Ore- Behar Union, April I May 16-41 alleges, tea New, Aug. 17- Cork, the Cove 4 Feb. -Chart of Chanorry la, Jul y IN Aug. S edans a, Sept. 11--Crewn Praerentiona in, May 4-Destitution in, Feb. 11- bitter ta, Aug. 11,18, 0-Dablin Cerporation. Feb. 8 - Dublin Juries, Avg. 89-DsbU• Past ammo, Sept. 2-Dublin, Postal with, April 18-Diablia, Stal, of, April 19-Educe tre.a.esis National, Aug. 21-F. F.iebemser, April 4-Eacias Ewe time, Alkyd. July 14 -Els , as sad DeeMest of lbereatesta In, • 12, Mani 2,13, 23, 23, 19, Aptil 1,3, Jure 30, Aar. IS, Sept. -Tram la, April 7-Fleberire of, MarZlept.ll-Ftsaehlae in, Fels. 9, Nay 3-43elwg 0101, Apra 4- ben, b Ithe. kir A, ggi. 111-.lgrkg, ftllkkg at In the ids Ores 3612 22, 21, Aug. 30-leaded Property leprevanuat Ad, Fah. 11-Leer P. rub. 22-lapel Muslim in, July 5-12msehl% 06 ea the Dieddseutes at, May 4-Leans Ice, Feb. 17, el, lime 7-Lord Lientemat'e nape dant of tram a Chapel doer by • Boman Catkin An. 31, 1 -Lelrthent..lll Voioll, Manic 15, Jam 7 Cledlin el, Feb. ID, Jely_2o-1/ Mesa thewspew, Annie 11% April 3-oabease, =4.1. 14 16-001. door 1&110 to the Pee le), Meech a lkalies. (Trametbintie), in, July 7-Piton, Mennfeeture of, Alma 8, 14-Pathag.deses al Mndoes. May 2-leeamens, Attach ment of Grassi to fir Cultivation, March 17, April 4, May 3 - Peer.law Cavienimioa, Mirth 3, Jtme7, Aug 11-Pas Law Act, Qualm am% Clime of, Mid 10, Jane 27-Foor Laws, Adminla. tratio• of, Fed 10, Mardi 4-Poor Laws, Committee on the, March 1, M.y 24, July 22-Poor Laws, Operation of, Feb. 3-Poor-law Unions, Goardians of, Mad 3. 4-Paar.n Future Appeoprle. tale or, Aug. 36-Protealea Amolletions in, April 19- hi d of, Mash 5-Publis Works wider the Board, April 5, May 1, July 11, Om& 1 -labels la, Disarmleg aL May 27 - Itetallion in, July 21, Vrd l / 4 11 4 c7ris ae lt,pi i ti rL F = . l ll lr Dan I m o la r, i j h ul_y A r l 4; St amm Catholic Juror* le sannesica with the Stale trials, may 24 -FraMrsyCoeidldancif, July 111-savtnire Banks In, July 13, 23, 29, Aug. 1, IlepL 2-9. ate of, Apra 4, July 22, 24, 29, 31, Aug. 4- Weithemes K lamb 1-Yeomanry of the North of July 29 - Tera~%.4 of. Fe& 0. Irieliftpmimam Lem Mind Association BUL May 24. lablaber Mr Carl, the Undecia's Bay Company mad Vancouver's kink Jvly 14, 15. Italy,MiWecif, Joao 4, July 21, VI, Aug. 17. Italy, Comenereial Leis eL Feb.l6. Jamb% Verrodneed Deepa- ea, and obar assist the Col.:alai case reopening, Feb. 5, May 17, 26, June 27, 30, day.. l, 24. Jewish Disabilities Bill, Feb. I, 12, 19, 22, A 4,14. May 5 JaboLeinek Campania. Ilia, o n . F& 16, 22, May 4, 11, 26. Mpg, the, Attendance of nat Chambers in the Long Vacation, Sept 2.4 11 . won Iskslis of the Lower Clams In the Metropolis, sedition _ ims . July 11. Las war, Dseogatios sad Promotka of Mars engegidin. July 21, 1N 1 , 41g. r ..44 ..... at, Feb. 26, March 15, July 5. =Classy of, Grant br, Aus. 22. Waterworks NI, Area 1. lasbees, Petition reepearkg, Fob. M. LEM Property Improwsgel (Inebeid) Act, Alleged Abeam of Pro dder a% 'nee 24,July 11. lairigg fgeggrig Improvement (behead) BM, Feb. 11, 26, Aug. 3. leaded aid Taunt (Ireland) MU, Feb. 16, March 21, 23, April 8, I% Mt n . gal? d (geotPad) 12111, Feb. 19,13, March 29, April 11, ia ll id s t l littir 18. Leaving of (Inlaid) June. 25. Ude 222712r5k kalkosy UM, 7. UMW Pa% Mg 27 . =irk as Cloggalak Begonia Bill, Ag. 9, 23. , Peabedie Patronage at, Aug. 4, 5,11 'IS. lalariar, Writ kg, Jane IS, July it, Aug. 28. We hafted Aromas Mil, July 27, Aug. 3. UMW Doss Ift 13, 16. Uslgisma, Weds). Mg. It Undo Illm Writ, Marred 11.. Umegadestabeater, end Newcastle Junction, 144., Railway BM, 1A; pie Dut April 7. Loma eine (I,ome,osoi.), ezpoditure of, Feb. M. la. , Heybtr, and South Ora Railway (Steam Scots) DUI, May utgr . and Ike& Wears lialtway, Strike of Eushibelitvire mad ham on the, A. 11, 11, 17. loadia and tleolh Mahan, he., Railway 11111, June 21. Love, See. Kr., Me Moab as Madeira, one °Ousts 10. Ismathe Azylitase (Ilesineel) MU, Aptil 111. May 12, 17, 20. Messlesihil Woe Wade, h., lasprootaset Bill, Feb. 13. aedafkllathh aerlaWM of. June 10. Maim vs., 111.P.= mart Gen. Ilendorka and 001. MYt Ta tia Al tp i t 17 . 1164 the a Draw*, Joe 30. UMW JAM 4 May 9, Jody 29. am the ids 4 lime S. as Made wawa e Mop* Church Patrusage of, Feb. 17. lissabo44 f, Ilay 5. Nabs lewassess, Dry am May Ff. 51 1111 WIP. Law 4 mart degree of sanity, Jar 2, July 6, 111. Av. L L =.(emoi•ri) 1111, Aug. 4,3, 9. Tel geo, 4. S. May 10, 17,♦ . 28. =it et Mr Menhers be, cd, July 14. ammore Fund, apell 20, MMaay 16 Aug. S. Natsgelq Oleanterer In the, Tab. 8, Mar- 11, 14, 15, 21.—(Bee alne Wheareareldsh) Narsasl4 OW 44 44 4, July 1. Lae he the, July 8, 11, 22-11111, Jul* 2 =AM. Jay 11—Onmardontre of newer BA July 31, 24 —irweematiMs. May IL airsa - Aare Marr 7, Apra 6. =Awl" et• ameh 7 , 10 . iramaes, Awg. S. larr, 11 na h91, Joh IL allda IL lithittista. Sr Mr. Ditralre CCIOSSIMIS on, reduce of, and anew enterd , Aug. 31. 1 1=amilsol alud r ae llels • Mt, Mane 4,8, April 6, Nay 23, 27, July 1, 91, Aug. 12, le, l o r 22, 24. INlsha. Jelese i sclaiss leresee on, and onna 4 May 4, so, . 111 Web man e; am 1 =ra, ar r ..= Judge edam' ta g neL Land, wee of, hmea 10, 21. Pindeas, ander oh, err eanitifrt. 7. annidesi Chwerathens= 4„ July 13. Natiord Cahalan ef Narked 01101=111. Pak 4. National , New, Pak 12. Nedra Lad LkeMab sadßill, Feb.lB, 18, March 17, May IS, 20, 11, Jur IS, sly 12, Aug. L 17, 19. Banal end Balitury itmlltnre, Feb. 13, 23 Mamba, U. Nampa= Wes Teb.4, Apell I, 4,3, 3.ay 13, 18, 80, Juno 2,3, Navigation 9 , 15 . 5111 7. 3 1. MI. 9 . IL on Lawn, Ammar a names of Mee la the Thames m ead Degreana le We Seer Bushey, Feb. 15. NATT—=lnset fa the Illarerriren, Tehran a Kr. Orden% artarnant at Nsashmer, the, Mark 7, 11,11ay27, Aug. 10, 21—Brithii Bark= In the Milk 7—garetaa, 12, 24, Mir 21, rft Jaly ug. le, 12—Paysirtme and 'I Parmrmaa of dr, fale.l2—ammes, hr ar 115.-gurgeoge. as. Aug. IA arta Whery, trnimien at $6, April 4. Newertle.on.lyas Pert el, May 23. New South Wane, Aare af, March 11, June 10, Avg. ft, Mega 6. Newnspar • Prantalgaies a Mlle Dormers be hdy 93, SeiMonad lash) Feb. Ans. New ( aorernmsat WI, Feb. 10, 25. 15, 19. Net bra , ha (No. 2) Bill, Mar 16. Nor Illienhare, Jla, Railway Bill, M ari W. Nees Seelh, Afire et IS, Ma y 18. lisirein wad Omagh= Means Aug. 11, st . adhn lawn r lturren et nebular Ow bar rkeig their mar Mara is, *pa Lams 41. O'llren, Sara earaary awn lax" July 11, 26, &Bram 11z. W.l, NA, are 44 Aug. 9. 01101111 Maw* ABMs= Isdrakm Bap, Burning of, Avg. W. Ohl Mara 19. Nam Mae le, Mr& 21. Delving el, We Malreselle, pr. 4. Cle= s igimslee, Mee 4 July 2, Avg. L Warne a ll ra S. Onfalar aler1)1111,16eoll Aid S. deass4 Pair, larrbaa, Ihnda nkr aellway 110, Jar 2y axe I& Peellement, Prontreins Pierrearry Erna 11111. alma 22. Nay 14 Air IS. My 1, 10. Itellemmlary hos" Medi m ate l MI. r Patlerarary Prosnedinp Paliwaredary Ilidoem, Yr. ame's Motion for, :me 21, 11, 30, lay 7. Parikorato, Bohm ef 11r. Barb Modes br, Otstreakos =and Seam ,My , ti, 34, Id, leas 20, Debt Ma AWN IS Avg. 16, IL i Piremigarer=lblikliwa 7, A ENO at Cra s L o rrs. Fah. lit lig = M. 7, IL mi am brange. 14 le, In mem handirriling, Jollll2. er, Muth 17 yg re a ll trnarand at ) 9111, Km* 17. I FIRM 141. lime et NW (9tathad) Bill. April 12,May111,Jsme %MIA Kele. lS Me la itsg. AWN se. Feb. 4, May 9. M P....1 . ..r. w k ,. li . 17. it a . A1 1: 1 • 711129 Itli=lik bout. =.,....(b.h.."..., S. AK AMMMINISIKI. Sept. 1. Tom droo=4 Ilexa mi t i a: 10. Mr Hams (Usimd) Apll 6, May 5. Feumlsw Valin Mem 2 , 8111, Juse 23, (July 26, 29, 29, 31, Mag. 1. I. O. FeseArg Minis Maid Who* M, Aug. 9. =Ogees lllll. A legdeatm e elea ll 11 7. 1 :a KA April 8 , July 29 . Po or e Po law Unissediumel Vol Diet 4, Jul In, y Aug. 11. Nmerel Kira I. Ma 15, Aug. 11. Poor Itadiord eel OrMUW 8111, Aug. 24, M. Pear,lteer.lm Meenig 0 kr am ie, Amanidant el Om 21 M 2 of, Apra 1. , 32 June 23. Faemamen Meier l e ..ww 10. Fear.lawe. Medial Alley's Reededion cm, March 17. =Maks 44,84. March II May I If. Ice, Allspthala ii atte;o in ik. Tramit throtigo the, Apra W. P0414p as (01•11011 Woods) Ed. Aug. 33. Pries, sr ieMs, , > iemenga 4 gum aged tale newer a mem. bar et Se Omit fiww needle Clammaitlen. NC IL Privilege-4 Meheg, ingleitalisn by, Is raggrane to a previous IL=,thip fii—Nt. F. WOmmor end Mr. Odd. April 14—Mr. ad. kg Ei...a..ilankllo—/WersimPoil, Mr.Orattan's • 4 855 8 51991 Wiwi = a mat — Way 81—NorthetraSt wit s. pep* ad /Ir. 1. 79— Welt, Movie' Newout seta* Jaw 39 2 Wigo Inert en, May 23—Wawn, Mr., In hal IL Pririlemweemmieleeef, ine MOOR Matters, March 10. Probate Du* nig ff. Preleethm el Isedunalhad Wiaticas Action. Bill, Feb. 4. hedged Agembillar Frond PrecenUon Bill, Aug. 10, 19. Prw Affairs dMarch IS, April 18, 20, May 5, 12, 24, Juno 6, 26, lotil, Aug. 5, 9 1 t, d = 9. raPorta of, B 4 R. irr a iremmta, Deter epitaim il a i niarre of the, May 31, July 1. Pub& Departments, Salute.. March RAW Deputneent., Doenmenia, hat migidion of the to the Public Press, July N Aug. A Public llealth lOU, Feb. 11, 19, 22, March 14, 23, 30, Avti 1,4, May 0. 9, 12, IA 19, 20, 23, 29, June 2, 7..9, lit, 20, July 27, 28, Aug 3. 8, 11. PubdeWorks (Ireland, Nam Bill, July 13, 23, 29. Punishment of Death, M for Tuba Repeal of the, March 15. Qua,kant, the itegentstreet, April IN. 4mli mdse of Members Bill, April 12, July 13. fluallikation and Itegiseratiee of Electors (Ireland) Bill, May 27. timber, Dmertion of Merchant linemen at, Aug. S. Uwe., her Majesty the, Athlete. of LthigratWetion to on Birth of a Princes., March 21—Answer thereto, April 7- Address of Condo lence on the Leath of 11,11.11. the Pruwees Sophia, May 30 — Answer to, June 3 _rb on Prorogation, Sept 4. fluoad Sacra Chur e. Scchotland) Bill, Kay 19. Racing Sweeps, June 2' , Sept. 2. Railway BOP, Rmolutions, Be, respecting. Feb. 23, Much 15, H Q= tnienun on Noblest of the Abolition of the, June 28. Jul s—En pewee attendant upon the, March 29—Committees, attendanceon, Noy 21. Railways (Ireland) Bill, June 7. Rays* Mr., of Constantinople, Case coL March 22. Reelainatiew of Waste Lends (Ireland) Bill, April 7. Kreenth, the Pubile, Building for Reception of, June 6. Reform AO, liatepaying (f.um. of the, Yeb. 20. Registering of Births, ke. (Scotland) BBL July 29, Aug. 8,12.; . Rentedie.igulert the Hundred ßill, April 19, Aug. 0, 10. Reamed 01 Aliens Bill, April 21 1 , May 2,8, 12. Renewable Leaseholds Connerion pretend) Bill, Aug. 11, 16, 18, 26. Ran= C.thelic Charitable Trusts Bill, Jul^ 20, Roman Lathouc Relief Bill, Fob. 17, March 9, 11, 20, Jane 1, 29, July lo —Pctition from Calamity of Cambridge against, March IL Rum, Differential Duties* June .3, IL Run Duties Bill, July 14. Rue.* ArLdre of, May 13, 17, July 26. Nt. Alban's Borough, Petition on 'Addict of, June 27, 29. St. Chore, the kland of, Negroes et, Aug. 10. St Lamm*, the River, Narigetion of the, June 27, Nat. of Rya NM, July 20,27, Aug. 3. Sale Pa of Beal 1, June 9, 17, July 20. marine bah., July 15. Savings Salad (Ireland) 11111, July 15, 21, 23, 29, Aug. 1„ 29, SO, 31, Sep. 1, IL Matta* the We Ex.ltelah at, eased, Alga 7, May 27, July 12, Aug. Sele i tesWiehaeln, Affairs al. Aprll7, 18, May 5,9, Sep. 2. (See also Prods end Denmark.) Moreneanme. (Iloothuid) Bill, June S. Onleathle NNW* Bill, May 11. SarmAim, Welty Tax to, July 7, 93, Aug. 17—Banking Act of, Feb. 13—Wailed Estates* Feb. 11.23—EM.. Laws in, May 12—Hur ricane on FAA Carat at, Aug. 28 —Wait Poor in Edinburgh, March 231—Mine. In, July 21--6elsoslmsstem to. March 30--Shipwrecks (Shetland Is andel, Feb. 25—Unthersities of, Mach 21. fienclah Mithand Junction Railway MI, Jane 7. Neu* Royal Navy May IL &demi* Kr., We Ossimislasse at Stamps and Taxes, March 22. SsieWna, Conwskthe al, Feb. 8. ticedoo, Bodiless ot the, July 18. Session, Mr. Dineen Review rif, Aug. 31. Settlement, Law cd, May 30, June 10. levers Nevigades Mt March 7. Sewer., WeenninKer, Aug. 10, 13. Mem DimaeM, Imppraatlm of, July 14, 29, Aug. 2,5, 19. radm:mportatima ProbitdUon 11121, Aug. 17. Poet of, April 6. Aug. 10. slelpwreelth (Merchant Vessels), Feb. 16, 17 22. Shrignell Shell, Further Compensation fo r lnvention of, Aug. 2. Seth* The Affairs of, April I, Aug 10, 24. Silk Duties, May 24. Kaye Trade, Feb. 23, 23, 29, March 5, 18, 23, May 19,19, 23, Aug. 17, U. Mena Trade, Beth& Squadron en the Mast of Africa, Motion for withdrawal of, March 25. Mayes, taunter of, on th e sort of Afries, March 18. Sligo writ, Peuingi ti July 1,4, Small Debt. Bill, 14, May 4. Ihnithleki (New) het BBL Feb. 20. Smoke Prohibition Bill, Aug. 3,10. Solders and their wive., liAng of, in barracks, Aug. 10, 17, 21. Sonthweld Harbour, Aug. SO. Spain, affairs of, March 11, May 2,9, 11, 21, 20, 27, 30, June 2,6, 16, V July I. Special Constables, April IL Spirit., Britkh, Mee 21. Spirits Spirit (Daher. June la) Bill, June 39, July 18, Aug. 29. OW* SpirMt. Ned di Bev sad canteens, Fab. 9. Stsiderd gereugbollupd Interfwerme of the Marquis of Exeter at 'Medea Oar Mr, iker 4. U. MI, 81. Stemiling Orem. osimeblee an combated, Feb. S. Byrne Oendmirdas by mend with railway term*, June 18. Sian llewigalka, Fab. . Maas lL Vesseis, dew Thinee, 19 and Bill, Feb. 12, July 22, 26, Aug. 3, IA Stem Vereeki, )tenement of, Sept. G. Stook.in.Trade Innidtion 818. July 22, Aug. 18. lag* rol 13deh Rented, July 29, Aug. 8. Ilager and Cadadm, eammlttee on, Milne' in, ap. palneed Feb. 4, 11. Apra 1, lag IL Raw ami Calleograrder Orkmlas, Mr. Hume'.melanoma on the sndest d dam harms, Mardi 33, May 19, 30, June 2. erD• 510281011 WII. Jim WV. 24. 2 7 , 80, July 1,4, 8, 11, 12,13, 34 Pe U 204 As& 4 4 11 . &Pt. 3 . Mawr, Mew Mama of May Aug. 22, Sept. 2. &miry Tradlog (Marrapila) BBL May 27, July 13, 111. Ilwitstfirill, Orbs at Vaud. Affairs et 4 Feb. 11. Tria, Iftga m ieb. 31. Mara 1L at the Bpi of, April 4, May 27, Aug. S. =MEW ilmiaad)ll2lo, Aug. 23, M. Tea Vat* Fab. 1 . _ Wane light (Ireland) Bill, March S. Wormli et Will (Ireland) BEL June 92. Tamermea, 9=4 Exemption of tom Local Taxation, Feb. 35. lUbar Darks, May IL Timsalftwaw a ,..Lamar la the, April 3. Was BIM (Ingend) Bill, May 12, Aug. 11. July 13, Aug. 4. Mega, Mend PAW Be. and Bill, May 2,6, 21, 30, Aug.3o. Tower of Umiak Alma Omar kW, July 23. Trade and Mwrlptinn leper% Aug, 9. == . ern is , lArf.___ 1. sian4 S. MIRA Immipmrisa wan; May 2. =fin a; May 13,July 26 . fin Bill, Aug. 30. Tompihe fete anirmd is E, Aug. 9. TIMM, Tr= mti atik May 13, July 5. Wes, the la the Repeal of the, April 12, M. May Wady 11. W—Patition for the above, Aug. 10. United Mamma SlNlalifflk snide. in, Feb. 95. Unlawful Oallm=d) nil. Aug. 23. Ungrimt, Mr., ease of, Aug. 3. Womb TV Feb. " ?Mn e e 10, 31. Wdemmer% July 14, 12, 18, Aug. 19, 33, Sept 2, B. Was ni.... at, Maras 4,8, 21, April 19, May 9, tom 4 14 b=a2wl:filattzt to the Public, Owdte. l l l o, Any W. May 24, 910.11. Walla os =atri er — an AP 2l 7 . Jai? 27 . Warbills la tli*. t ui t s. l=2 ) , Jane 3, 10, wi t 1 .z... 1=1 15 ,11= 6. 51it0 wad=e I.e s i do wnid Risk) Ilomboortri e 9 l 4Mmak AL War has Clamliaa as lo Daiimlarm of. las M. Weastallar, ed, May 0,90, Aro la, U. Maim Desaktis daft Se Notairmer 1I a Ow Wrap" March illt, 21. Tag, Lira Drama'a inotke Be repeal 01, Feb. 93. IFlglahaven ... :2; Railway 9111, Jane 16. s wede 9) RI% April 19. 'M s R mos oc 1911 iilol=, 1., Joie at New goon Weir, we of, Sept 2. !Mid Owls mad Wum Aggewasha Improvement, awl Nu, May IT, ~..r . ...._ 1. We*, arlimmisasases d the Crews, March 21, April 1, ti, Ass II Oberrailowedsew ik a4 grapgdag, Mama V, 31, April Unarm& (me 011119 TermamM). Elie 411,:pregifs. /he molls Om Milt Math Larks, mad the Malted !tabs, will he made im miler ameba of tha 2klt Sept. The milder Now Ise& WNW, Vaa Mama% Lad. and New Mislead will ha mule am am the weeks et the EOM loptember. The mole 41b Ilea Oust of Mks sad Keiska will be made epos the emit ef the Ma Mat. ilb Wy Lils Mal, Maielleg Bermatk, Naem Manua% =lMew Oideme, mil Masks, imelicllem Mace for % Jram/e4ftraKaa. am Gwadar Cllil, Pm% be made et emlbe minim of the The mai if KW" the leer, and imam Arm, u2l be wade up ea the mei, of the 4th Oat. The mile kr MiedieLl matmaf i ere, Kerkira, Ogle, earl Ofteehar r i en. ls =d e rind Dtal h es, C)c4 6 the Modikeramsa ittiara„ Iscak;Boapributg, ft., will be made up cm the et the MO& The emilead ma k kr Gibraltar, Malta, Omer* the Taal= block, rapt, kill.. Choke, ladk, Flag-Yam, aml Chine, via Southamp tea, v2l be mark upon the morreag of the leth Oct. Wel 1211 t /LA at 141111/011 sIIDYL W ... 11“—/Soppipp. WE. pea 1: Morro. Y 2.12. WI I. 112 —put 21 Mine" * peg I. LONDON.WEDNESDAY.SEPT.27. Navas certainly were eases brought for trimness calculated to arouse tragic passions and eloquent lan- K luge, than those of the amateur traitor, who have been playing their last fitful hour of importance at the bar of the Central Criminal Court. Never cer tainly was anything dignified with the name of plot so perfectly theatrical, and imitative, and unreal, and absurd, as the series of meetings and combustibles revealed in the dlnaleenree of the informer Powsu.. Here was a set of artisans, complaining of no want of work, no act of oppression, having plenty of money to spend in drink and dagger., and having at the same time no aim or enthusiasm, not even of a visionary kind, in their proposed insurrection. They were neither communists, nor chartists, nor indulged in any creed load or political ; their whole aim and amusement to imitate the French and emulate the Irish.bet do not pretend to eay that men may not be guilty of very great crimes with triviality of pur pose and lightness of head. But society at lent has no reason to be greatly alarmed by such plots as these. Here we have a confederate club laid bare and anatomised to the public eye. We see the stuff of which English disaffection and re publicanism are made. We see the conciliabules at work, and rotatory committees toddling from tap to tap. We me • paid spy of the police, not coming to at the eleventh hour to discover the dan irerons plot, and avert the peril of its outburst, but we see him presiding at its very birth. Pownt. in stalled himself a member of the treasonable com mittee on the memorable 10th of April, and there he has remained ever since, iurnishing gunpowder, and answering for his " fighting . men. " In him we see the origin of the various panics and alerts which set the police on foot, and the commu nity in fright. Every resolve of the foolish com mittee was telegraphed to the police by its agent. A word of his trebled the patrols, shook the funds, and made the shopkeeper fling aside the scales for the constable's staff. The junction of haffa-dozen egre gious fools, with one as egregious knave, has frightened the entire land from its tranquillity, and turned scores of our once liberal doctrinaires into red hot and rampant tories. We need instance bat the writers of the Chronicle. When so many and such grave members of' the public and the press took this farce of a tap-room plot for a chartist conspiracy, we are not to be surprised that the bar and the bench should play int 3 the ✓ime delusion. As to Mr. KENEALY, it was dearly his cue to do so; but for the AT TORNEY-GENERAL and Mr. Justice EaLe, their dis cretion is more doubtful. The first law officer explained in court the reason for the recent change in the law, this reason being to take from treason its highground of sublimity, and to degrade it, in conside ration and in penalty, to the vulgar rank of common felony. If such was the aim of the new law, the terms of the prosecution were in direct contradiction to it ; the levying of war, and the conspiracy to depose, being jut as sublime and exaggerated under the new law as under the old, and the ATTORNEY-GeNtuL's lan guage being just as vehement and grandiose, as if it was sought to place the heads of the criminals on spikes over Temple-bar. • Mr. KENKALY humoured this view of the case, and his purpose being evidently not so much to de fend his client as to magnify his importance, as well as that of the trial and the advocate, we must say that his ple4ding was able, and has virulence well simu lated. Mr. KENEALT spoke in" King Cambyses' vein,' and not only so, but he induced Mr. Justice Emir to put on the buskin too, and follow in the same style ▪ declamatory dialogue. Mr. Justice ERLE is a dis creet and a bland judge. How could he be persuaded KO to descend from his dignity as to utter the sweep ing and personal accusation that all " who sE r tr e i dierespectfully of the police were accom- I • of criminals " ! Why this is hedging police . round with greater sanctity than even protects judges or prelates. And this sacro sanctity of the police is proclaimed at the very time, when the whole affair of Powem, was naturally exciting in every mind feelings very different from respect. If an Englishman, according to Mr. Justice EEL!, forgets his politeness to the police, he is worthy of Botany Bay—he is an accom phos of crime. A dictum more despotic, more ex travagant, more false, more absurd, or more un- English, never fell from the bench. Mr. Justice EEL! mutt regret having been betrayed into it. The police, in free country, employed to maintain and execute he law, are worthy of all respect, but are also amenable to public criticism and censure. Poli*- men and magistrates are no more impeccable than barristers and judges, and objections may be made to their conduct, and censure thrown upon their acts, as upon those of the first personages of the state,without rendering the accusers liable to a sentence of trans portation from the mouth of Mr. Justice Eats. The minutes of the Committee of Council on Edu cation, just published, contain some data for the re solution of one of the most important questions which can occupy the minds of Eillishmen, that, namely, which goes to inquire what is likely to be the standard of intellectual and moral cultivation ten years hence of the great mass of the labouring population ? In 10 or 15 years' time some millions of those who are now as children witnesses of the discontent prevalent among their grown-up friends, and who listen with something, doubtless, of in terest to the reports of the successes obtained by the working classes on the continent, will be able and perhaps willing, unless goad cause be shown to the contrary, to try their hands at a revolution of their own. There are, in fcct, vast masses of possible communists growing up. What is doing to make the possibility an im probability ? What efforts are being made to elevate the standard of education amongst the largest la bouring population in the world ? We have a giant to educate. Is he to serve us in good stead, to do our bidding gently like Fem . . Morgante, or batter our houses about our ears like Morgante'e brethren ? We cannot, however, say that the " Minutes" con tain very extensive material for forming a judgment on this important question. It is quite clear that eleven gentlemen, which is the number acting as in spectors, must have powers far exceeding those granted to ordinary mortals to be able to inspect the schools of England, Wales, and Scotland, if the number of those schools bore any adequate proportion to the wants of the nation. The number of inspectors is itself decisive as to the defi ciency of schools. Again, of these eleven inspectors eight are clergymen of the church of England, and report on church schools exclusively. The schools in connexion with the British and Foreign School So ciety, those with the Wesleyan church, and the Scotch schools have an inspector each. Of the immense number of children, therefore, who are not included in the schools visited by the inspector, of those who are taught in the union workhouses, and those who are never taught at all, we have no account. Of this gigantic heap of raw matter lying ready to hand, we have no knowledge. The reports of the inspectors tell Da what has been done, but give us no direct evi dence to tell us what remains to be clone. This is only to be obtained by inference. For instance, Mr. MOSELEY, one of the most intelligent of the inspectors, states the total number of schools under inspection : that of the southern district is 292, and of these he has inspected only 134, containing 8,213 children. The number then in the whole 292 may be possibly 14,000. The southern district comprises the counties of Hants, Wilts, and Berks. The proportion of the number of children educated to the enormous mass of the uneducated must therefore be small indeed in those populous counties. The same conclusions are deducible from the other reports. The most cheering feature of these minutes is the evidence they discover of an abundance of practical good sense and thorough knowledge of what is re quired of them on the part of the inspectors. Seldom have we seen reports accompanied by a much ster ling good sense. There is a perfect knowledge of what is to be done, and an eagerness to do it, which stands in pleasing contrast with the conduct of many officials. It is quite clearthat the government schemers but preparatory to what must come at last—a national system of education. All the various facts, which are brought forward and commented on in the reports of the inspectors, must be considered as so many experiments which have their great value when viewed as oonneeted parts of a lair inquiry. That the schools visited should vary with respect to ma nagement is, therefore, in this preparatory stage, of great importance. It is every way desirable that the greatest amount of knowledge should be obtained as to the merits of various points of detail before a coo prehenaive systemof national education is established. The reports of the inspectors will form the most vela able collection of details with respect to English education which has yet been got together. One point of great value is to be especially re marked. The careful collation of numerous facts and deductions from them, going on fromyear, toyear, will at length wear away some of the most inveterate pre , indices which cling with persevering tenacity to the minds of many. From a host of such prejudices we will select one. Nothing but " constant dropping " would have worn away the persuasion so =vent, that the Scriptures must form th e element in the course of instruction in oath schools. The whole evidence of the inspect or , directly or indirectly to prove the contrary. liog but a perpetual fire of evidence would disabuse sus pumas of their pet prejudice on this head, m i li o rd . LIT says : is sot lasi than 100 of these schools cut of I Wi lt Bed Ike children are taught to re a d mechanic ,11 th fo ss Beekpaneel; *emend volume itself being used t o Met e .; pas s we pane extracted from it. I hav e nowhere fouler*. elinetamt reading of the Scriptures associated wi t h scriptural knowledge, except where, i n addition te the Scriptures are made the subject of a sped coons ,g 'traction. It is a result, indeed, to w hi c h the las, to read mechanically from the Scriptures does not . asspeeTs all to contribute—Sur the reverse. It is connuint With ". own experience, and I believe with tha t o f all other i,„Lss tors, that there is most religions knowl e d ge in those where the reading of the Scriptures is united in *AC,: portion with secular instruction, and where a diatinete ei ; tween the functions of the day-school and the 8411446 f being observed, ram,thing of that relation is elm • the school between religious principles and secular p l * which ought to obtain in the afterlife of the child 11,7 c, a grave error which confounds religious knowledg e e g yk religious education, and that no ordinary ego ,: which is made of the veneration due to f p s of God when it is constantly applied to a s eeg i ail i; use. Looking at a religious eciucatioa as eo oms. its largest sense the whole result for which we s e a ing it is impassible nut to lament that, by s o which hes no parallel in the education we give to cee e ,„ children, we so emaciate the use of the Scriptoria egsk years a labourer's child spends at school, so v., m g, neglect of them a probable resuit when he ;leas es 'k e g when the teaching of the school is so limited to tg. h ew , Scripture as to place the child by defect of secular me,d,a: beyond the reach of that instruction which the t - 7 1 ; afterwards provided for him. These remarks are from a conscientious sit intelligent clergyman of the established che r * and will have increased weight on :most 4 the position which he occupies. The opielons ehhh he expresses are, by his own account, those Am by his brother inspectors, in which case the he combats will doubtless soon vanish. Let it membered, however, that the friends of medals& sk, cation, in its most extended sense, ha ve f or m g too tended for the principle advocated by Mr. Monier and have received their reward by being stige t eh n i as schismatics, nay, as enemies to all religion. WILL any one look into the report of the mk t committee on the Stamford election and sly Mam a our representative system is not needed ? A cial town of 7,000 inhabitants, in which the • of EXETER possesses very large property, 575 electors. Up to 1830 it was the Mariairee der borough, but in that year Mr. T. D'EvN coca; seed the present members for Lambeth, faced the nil patron on his own ground without success, &Mk% following year was elected as one of thermals he Stamford in defiance of the " Burghley iatseatt• By the Reform Bill, the boundaries of the tie* were extended into the rural district adjusk thereby giving to the Maiquis even more on* power over the representation of the place dna Is had before possessed. Thus the then interned ob ject of the authors of the Reform Act, "to give ape. ponderance to the landed interest," was accomplished ; and the popular member for Stamford had to reds from the field on which he had previously fought sad defeated the lordly aristocrat Since thattime, usy 1847, the " Burghley interest" reigned supreme Stamford. And probably so wild a notion as that d choosing one of their own representatives would se then have enter .el into the heads of the desks had they not been goaded into hopeles re. sistance—a grievous injury to their materiel interests. Stamford has a considerable corn market, and the inhabitants of the town very naturally de aired the accommodation of a railway and a milieu station, and the Great Northern Railway Compel proposed to supply them with such advantages. The, however, did not suit the views of their political p. trop. Perhaps he thought a railway would disturb his game or alarm his racing brood mares whoa " interesting " condition. Possibly be imagied Stamford might have too much trade, might bees too rich and prosperous from extending its taxi relations beyond the limits of the " Burghley" it fluent*, and thereby become somewhat less maw able politically. At all events, in the exercise of his own lordly will, for the working out of his own peculiar prejadiea the Marquis opposed the proposed railway accommo dation to Stamford, which its inhabitants above ill 'things desired. Hence, at the last general election arose an oppl. don to the " Burghley interest," a considerable number of the electors having invited Mr. ROLL, d the Chancery bar, a moderate conservative, to fight the battle of their independence. The old wtyiis tinctions of " Red" and "Blue," tory and Bad, were sank in the question, whether one of. the reps imitative, of Stamford in the House of Commas should be sent there by the electors of Stamixd or by the Marquis of EXETER. The lauded interest of the patron had been made be heavily " preponderant " to enable the pops tar wish to be accom3l i ished, and Mr. ROLT WM signally defeated , thong there is no doubt that ams jority of the electors preferred him to the UMW!. of the Marquis. Some few of the patron's tenants voted for Mr. HOLT, either alone or in conjunction with me of the nominees, and the result was numerous " dis charges" of tenants shortly after the election. Of this, 211 electors and 183 other inhabitants we plained by petition to the House of Commons, and select committee was appointed to inquire into the di legations of their petition. The report states that many of the cal& allegations of the petition have not been proved; but enough is shown to prove that there is no freedom of election in &maxi "It has not been proved," says the re , port, that the Marquis of ExErta, being I peer of parliament, has so interfered and encased himself in the elections s to contravene the rads tions of the house upon the subject." Bat, then, Si auditor and solicitor, Mr. Trwiss WALFORD, inns duces his lordship's nominees to the electors, sod ads as their agent at the election ; while Mr. Moos, tbs local agent, inflicts notices to quit on any of hie lid. ship's tenants who are so insubordinate as to demo of electing a member of their own choice. The as port states that though none of the allegations of the petition, except as regards the ejectment*, hers been proved, " nevertheless, looking to the bid st one.third of the constituency being tenants of the Marquis of Exarzn, and looking also to Ys discharges served on 14 tenants in 1830 of 16 in 1847, under the circumstances lbw referred to, and under the impression and bid which these circumstances were likely to probes (and which your committee believe they did actusgl produce) among the constituency ; and considering also that the impression and beiief so produced Ens been necessarily ikengthened and exaggerated bp!hs warmth and nonfat of party opinion which 400 within the borough, your committee are led toss elude that an undue influence has thereby been isai to operate on the minds of a portion of the oar stituency, and that they have been placed wider a certain amount of bias and constraint in the exercise d thier elective franchise." In this soft-spoken impmqk ment the middle classes of this country will read the his tory of half the boroughs in the rural districts, which are nearly all in the hands of the whig or turf see Lion of the " preponderant landed interast." flow long will the intelligence and active industry of the nation endure this wrong P The following passage from the report relating the ejectment', which were stubborn facts, is sings* tarty suggestive : The mode in which the notices were given, Mr. B (the local steward) demribes to be as follows: He mods sai • list of names of parties to be discharged, which be AM mitred to the Marquis of Enter. He has not got the I!" big or any copy of it. He says it was destroyed by him as useless after the notices bad been served, and the entre nude in a book. He states that he had looked intothi printed poll.books, and seen how parties had voted, belie hi made out the list. He does not say that the Lot saown ts ' Lord Exeter did not mention how the parties had l oted, l 2si he think: it did not. His lordship then looke d over too laik and made any observations he thought fit. Mr. tam Soo not recollect that the political views of the tenants were ever named, but cannot state the contrary. It does notappt! that Mr. Higgs communicated to any one of the panes voted for Mr. Melt, end were discharged, any reasou for am serving them with notice, except in the cue of Yorke , w , sub-tenant This is our boasted freedom of election. Such ie the system, the " manly " system, it would be " oikr English" to put an end to by secret voting. It should be mentioned teat one of the ejected tenants was a widow, whose crime was that her eon not a tenant of the Marquis , voted against t h e " Burghley interest." Tb• tb" tate O d oi tw lte iii iih an d ill ocesothat ce about toye After . _, lll ] b a r raw"' y ul aar t ber hi. Dn.—. er %cited t h e wart taped by Id. Authc interru pted by se . 1 di s tinctly te hear ti to speak upon this meets c ur e t sr°P°s t I 11114h'eeaciln14f°11Priniti p ti a:t n refere nc ewntewcelie, hitherto ang e a b o i t ga u r tefan att e mptr factvttta q uar t ers olilinr reply ne N a poleon , e l fc e a t in o i6 :o ar o: gap te : hne recei ved npdi off:at:Pl it ,( your representatil to take the plc the citizens not their numbers an they are united. ternal meetings name of clubs, o g e m,' be say' election.'" Another body, sent off on Salmi During the la visited in sue by the army pection of the the Luxembourg most minute deto the regularity of anoe of all the m health and wet camps he found In the bureaus is being prepare fie, in which u ana be found by Practical exposit *trent trades so I idle moments. 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